The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-06

REAL ESTATE SALgs.-Mossrs. Cooper y
Latimer, huctionccrs, sold lot Il, in square
No. Clio, on the east side Of First street west,
between q and streets north, to Webster
scott, for tlI5. Also, lots IL and Is, In sub-di-
vision of square No. $40, between Rhode Isl.
and avenue and q street, 5000 feet, to Patrick
Messyy. Green Ws%s
lot No. l, In square 20, at the corner OF Twenty
fourth street and Pennsylvania avenue,which
was sub-divided into two handsome building
lots. One, 81 feet six inches front, was sold
to J. A. Newhouss for IS cents per square foot;
the adjoining lot Is feet front, was sold to
Franklin Barrett for 10 cents per square foot,
Also, +. krocger's restaurant, on seventh
street, near ), to John Noight for sils3,2j.
Mcssrs. John Ii, Wheeler \ Go, sold lot No.
10, In ), u. Browns subdivision OF part OF
Pleasant Plains and Lamar's Outlet, near
Columbia College, said lot being 100 feet front
by go feet deep, to DR.. f. Howard. for Sl,2l5.
Messrs. Fitch \ Fox sold at auction the
iour.story brick house fronting on ~ xth street
west, between ID and L, owned by George L.
Kennedy, for Sl5,O25, to ID. ). Stewart
SIXTH WARD REPUnLICAN cLuH.-Thc reg
ular weekly meeting of this club was held last
night at the Mission Chapel, on Tenth street
east, between A and u streets south,
The meeting was called to order by the pres
ident, Joseph :. Martin, and E.A Adams acted
| as secretary.
After the transaction of routine business
| the club proceeded to elect fifteen delegates to
the Mayoralty Nominating Convention, which
conyenes on Friday night.
A ballot being had the following persons
were elected delegates: Clarence NJ. Barton,
Joseph :. Martin, Gary W, white, Joseph
Cook, Alex. Scott, Josiah Gray, Geo. =. Lang
ley, T.. A. Adams, James Edwards-whitc ;
Michael Shinar, Geo. H. McReyn0lds, u. r.
Parker, Charles Dyson, John Bryan, Henry
Better-colOred.
A motion was made, and subsequently with
drawn, that the delegates be instructcdto cast
their ballots for Major A, q. Richards for the
Mayoralty, 1t is understood however, that
nearly all the delegates of this ward favor Mr.,
Richards for the Mayoralty.
CLOTHING ron SPRiNu.-Mcssrs. Stephens
Co, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an extern
sive and well selected stock of youths, boys,
and children's clothing for all ages, from three
years and upwards, for spring wear. Spring
VIII soon be here, and 1t behooyes our readers
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves, at the low rates which
rule at the establishment of stephens y Co.
before the rush comes.
Tue OLYMPIC b. Il. CLUB.--This club played
their first game, on their grounds, (the White
Lot) on Monday afternoon. Their days for
exercise W Ill be Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day OF each week. J. Irwin Burns Is the gen.
tlemanly president of this club, and under his
direction the Nationals should guard well
their honors during the coming season. Harry
4, Mcl.ain, we are sure, will contribute hand
somely, as catcher, to the success OF the club,
The olympics propose to make tour through
| the northern and western cities before the
close OF the present Base Ball campaign.