The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-19

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from RIebmond. Me- Me-. ali ny With Ice feT the ",
Charles A. JoDes. driihn, for SeorsetoWn' 10
load With H. Goal for BO'ton' Mechanic Smart
yebn,ou,, y Wssrr nA rr,ved-seboone, s.,e,.
for Jno. Lowerie. sailed-Orntor, Brown, for
Lower Machodock, light; Satellite, Adams, for
Carfer's Wharf-Arrived-Sc Schooner Eleanor,
T. Rea, from Norfolk, with shingles for Ward
Linyille, and lumber for Mohun q Son, and
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from Bangor, Me, with shingles, laths, and
lumber for A. I. y. Dodge. Sailed-Schooners
Chieftain, Jones, for Havrc-de-Grace, light;
America, Paul, for the same port, light.
Hdrpcys INTERCHANGEABLE J. ].
coal for Harvey, CLARK Given. Sailed
steamer Pioneer, Olden, for Accotint, light.
Riays f-.Arrived-Schooners Hetty
Sterling, Todd, Wicomico, with 800 water.
melons for Lewis and Elisha; John Francis,
Elliott, from Nantieoke, with 5000 water.
melons for Lewis and Elisha, Annie W. white,
shores, from Nnnticoke, with 5000 water.
melons for Lewis and Elisha; sloop Aureno.
Todd, from Wicomlco, with 500 watcrmelons
LOT Lewis and Elisha; Chiei, Lewis, from Nor
folk, with 1000 melons for do; sloop Page, Pc
Atlee, with fruit for do; Annie White, with
watermelons for Turner Co; one load of
Cherrystone clans for same firm.
Gmnanfs Phdrt:-Arriyed; Schrs. samuel
MARS, Garrett, with wood to Windsor Fordj
sarah Ellen, Maddox, with wood to market;
Alexander, Maddox, do: Sailed: Schrs. Sarah
Lavinia, Murdoch, light; Pilot, Norris, do;
Thornton, do; Ben COX, Franklin, do; Felix,
Murdoch, do.
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EsTH WARp.-Thc Democrats Of The seventh
ward held a meeting last evening, at Island
Hall,
Dr. Chas. Allen called the meotlnu TO order.
and stated that 1t had been called AZ the aug
gestion OF many friends, for the purpose OF or.
and to make srrnpgements 10 attend the dcdI
cation Of Oarusi's Hall, on Thursday evening
next, in connection with the Jackson Demo.
]. b. Ellis, esI., was called to the chair, and
Mr. i. A. Dowling acted as sccretNry' $50"
On motion Of Mr.. A. Grinder, the following
to Draft coSStitution and SylsWs fop tbe roW.
Hammcrslsy, and jackson Yates,
next At 4 o,clsok, and proeeed' in a bod~' 10
Carusi,s Hall; also, that Committee of 1--we
be appointed to collect money to defray the
necessary ARRANGEMENTS. Carried. va N'>
The chair appointed ION tho committee, Col.
g. s. Allen, Mcssrs. ii. A. CLARK, A, Grinder
empowered TO act as marshais on that oc.
cnsion.
At the suggestion Of DIR. Allen, Mr., Ham.
rose OF paving the hall rent for Tho evening
On motion Of Mr.. Grinder. II was agreed
that when they adjourn, il be 10 meet on fnes.
day evening next, when a constitution and
tion. Adjourned.
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THE MERIDIAN HILL RgAL ESTATE SALES
The following are the sales of NeriIiln lin
lots that have recently been made;
August l3-By Green * Williams: Charles
=. brown. lot I, block .; Thomas II. Sypherd,
E lot bio e. o WilIis% LInkins, lots 4Snd IS,
Thomas s. Donoho, lots Q and /, block Q; D.
Weed, lot ii, block d; William NJ White, lots
Jacob Colciszier, lot 10, blocx S; Matthew 5,
Barry, lot II, block 81 ]. A. Cole, lot 9, block
10; James Kelly, lot q, block 10; Richard Rob.
erts, lot 2, block IS; David u. Stoner, lot ii,
John Cassassa lot l2, block is, l., Willin.
bucher, lot il, block Is; William fefguson' lot
II, block IS.
August l7-By Cooper & Latilner: Senator
David Il, Patterson lot 90 block q, Ocorge
Simons, ESQ, lot II, block D, WIN, n. PeTTT
lot l. block q, Mrs Gen lula Weed lnt
block O, Mrs Margaret Paschsi, lot 10, block
a, E,IwArd A MeKsv. int 81 hinci h, NJ
MsrSarst Gravea Iny, % a., ' ~ =, IL o.
iI"nsnn SirnaI 80 'inI 90 n nhu,o ItSsh W
Hilton, lot S0' bioex d, Edward McKn,y Iot.
and %, block .; JNmess roman iot S5 bloct
o. lanes n GlSFR Gao III no b,oct q, VICE. WU
n perry. ESQ, iotab ami a bIoci, IL, gi,vs III
IsnitinS Ioi % hioni1 Ia ~ I %'U9n ~ SnhSS
lots 10 IA IA and IL hast ~. 70 ippL,is
% o. % b, and Of hincl ~ Eiwsrj 49,
~ IA hImct a. Son 80, IVA" "'!S u o. , ts
son' lois II and rs, bincI ~ D"''o '"''''-
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POLICE lrEM5.-Thomas Turner, colored,
was arrested In the Second precinct by Ollcer
MeDermott Tor trespasslng fine OF sl.IO
was Imposed on him by Justice Shepherd.
rage coiored, before the same justice, who
nned MIN go Tor carrying concealed weapons.
samuel hcnedig was arraiSned before Jus.
ucc waiter, In the seventh precinct, by OIL
GER russ anu Was hhed " ior violating acor-
noration law.
Sergeant Greer, OF the Sixth precinct, ar
raigned Jacob Loeiler before Justice CLARK,
on complaint Of Jenny Rity, who charged him
with disorderiy conduct and with having made
threats OF violence toward her. He was fined
% Tor the hrst ohenee and required to give
ball In the last case.
John Blair, eolored, was taken before Jus
tiee Lynch, 10 the Eighth precinct, by Oiicer
Harrison, and fined go for carrying concealed
weapons:
Ohcer Clements, of tho same precinct, took
making threats toward Geo. W. Taylor, and
he gave security to keep the peace.
Ihe iollowing amounts o. lines were imposed
10 the various precincts: First precinct, 1890
second precinct, sloolOj Fiith precinct, 81;
SNin precinct, ElOi seventh precinct, ~