The national Republican., 1869-06-10

fIArroVer, Second ward John r. OroNlel,
William MsT,in' ms seventh wsfdi O. A. Upper;
man, Georgetown Thomas Elwood, Second
ward; T.V. Essex, deorgetowniH u. v. .qresoty, |
], Y. Davis, Fourth ward ]. Ridgwsy, George |
town; Andrew Calvert, First ward aeorse
Waters, Geotget9gni ". 2; Burroughs; sev.
diet Miller, Fourth ward II. Maryland, Fifth
ward; Stanley Taylor, sixth wardi Jas. Cum
mings, First wardI J. y; Cox, Second ward; W,
Z. Bates, Fourth ward; George T. ooii'on,
Petit Jurors-Johu II. CLARK, Seventh ward,
sam; Croplsy, qeorgetown; oiho Ysrmliiin,
Fourth; Thos. bowling, Geo. q. W, Young,
county, Z. w. Knowles, Third ward, W. Y, U.
Page, SEVENTH VIM. King, deorgetovni John
VIM. Msttinsiy, Fir.t; J. s. Everett, First;
James White, Third; :. II: Donaldson, sey.
enthJ ]. A. Van Doren, fifthi Henry Bureh,
T. foSI. sSoG Pifsti E j. T = PAGE M seysatSt i9 DAM
iel Connolly, Fifth; Phil. Brooks, county
John wine6erger, county E.A. Bates, Fourth
ward.
A HAsTy MARRIAGE AND THH Cossr.
QUEsCE,-Yesterday morning quite an inter.
S.ys N % Ss
out writ by De Loss Carpenter, charging
man named william p. Brown with the FAR
% ESG brown Sssn 81. we
some days with Carpenter, ,.reprssentinG him.
self as q wealthy southern planter, and 90
wormed himself into the affections Of the
daughter OF Mr.. O. as TO procure her consent
to a marriage, which tooK place on Monday
last. The gay Lothario promised great things
TO his bride and her mother, such as double
teams and summer sports at Saratoga, New
port and other fashionable resorts. Mr.. Car
penter, hearing Of the marriage and ascertain.
Ing that the new made pair had started south.
ward, Apprehended his daughter on the same
day OF the marriage, in Alexandria, and
brought her home. On Tuesday the chain was
%s. snf dSsssa %is ise e ihs Sa%
Der Of witnesses were examined, and the case
elaborately argued by Richard Harrington,
the depenes M as resatinS % the justice 0S eo%mi. IT,
Ing Brown TO jail for his appearance at court,
In default Of 500 bail.
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF Law DsrARr-
NgSr ov CoLUMBIAN CoLLEGE.-The annual
commencement OF law department Of the TO-
lumblan College takes place this evening at
been extended to a very large number of the
friends Of the graduating class, and the
sp.cious auditorium will be thronged tonight
with Abrilliant array Of the beauty and fashion
Of our city. The order OF exercises IL an.
nouneed as follows: Musiei prayer by Rev.
Dr. Samson, president OF the college; music;
anniversary address, by Hon. +. o. Banaeld,
solicitor OF the Treasury musiei address to
graduates, by Samuel Tyler, L. l.. D.; musle
awarding OF prizes, Hon W. A. Richardson !
In this connection, we cannot fail TO speak
OF the elegant taste displayed by Messrs. Coyle
\ Towers In the design of the Invitation and
graduating class for this occasion. The repu.
tation this ilrm enjoys for turning out work
of this kind, executed, as 1t always Is, In 80
uneNceptionable manner, oommends them TO
the patrons OF the fine arts, for IL 10 certainly
entitled to be ranked under that head.
LATE RoBBERIEs.-The following robberies
n p n q "a nj iuF M rod an
Monday night last:
The hardware store OF 5. c. Campbell was
entered by thieves and the money drawer
cleaned completely. The entrance was effected
through rear window, but the perpetrators
only got ID for theiI trouble.
The drug store OF 5. II. Waite h Co, corner
OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, was
broken into and the money drawer robbed OF
Its contents, about $40. The thieves effected
an entrance by forcing the lock on the b,ek
door.
A number Of men went to the store Of Mr..
James Ginnatty, near corner of Fourteenth
and l. streets, and several went In and de-
fused, when one drew revolver, and walking
behind the counter emptied the contents, and
took Off the money and about fifteen pounds
Of cheese, with which the party marched to
Franklin Square, where the spoils were d..
vided.
made as yet.
POLICE RISTELLI0ESCB.-JohnH Hill, charged
by Anthony Howard with assault and battery
by Justice Walter.
Robert Richardson, colored, charged with
assault and battery and using profane Ian
John Hicks, for Assaulting Ambrose Her.
bert, was fined IS by Justice tucker.
o., 7. smith, for fast driving; was hned $40
like offence paid similar hne.
Charles Hathaway, a fugitive from the
wotk.house, was arrested by Onicer TeePle,
and Justice Plant remanded him to his old
quarters.
Richard Bruce, colored, for Aasaulting with
Intent to kill Thomas Maynard, 10 held for n
hearing.
Watson Green, a colorei boy, is held for 4
hearing before Justice Harper, on charge oi
petit larceny,
WAUGH CHAPEL FESTIVAL. = This very
pleasant reunion will close this evening. The
large lecture room, cleared Of seats, beautifully
decorated and furnished with one OF Ellis best
pianos, presents a quiet, cosy scene of social
enjoyment. The ioe cream and strawberry
table Is splendidly trimmed with national nags
and connected with side room where quiet
passing even tropical luxury. The confes.
tionery table with its tasteful evergreen
arches trimmed with nowersi the horL table
with its white gauze arches and its large col
lection of fragrant flowers, and the unique
lemonade well, present strong attractions
which however are only supplementary to tho
charms Of the handsome young ladies who pre-
side over them. The proceeds OF the festival
viii be devoted to the purchase OF an organ
for the infant class.
OAK HILL CEMETERY.--At a meeting OF the
new board OF managers OF Oak Hill cemetery,
on Tuesday evening, held at the office of the
secretary, on High street, Georgetown, the
board organized by the choice of W. W. Cor
coran, esq, as president, The office of secre-
tary and treasurer, heretofore held by Mr.. J.
W. Deeble, was divided, and Mr.. James Cos.
zler, esq, elected secretary, and John Hunter,
esq, treasurer, the duty OF the latter offieer
being to keep the time OF all the cemetery EN-.
ployees and to receive and disburse all
moneys. The superintendent OF the cemetery,
MIR. j. Blundon, was notified that his services
were no longer required, and MIR. VIM. Welker
was designated to take charge Of the eeme-
terry until the election OF new superin.
tendent. Mr.. Decide rendered his Tssignation
aud 1t was accepted.
LARCENY,-On Tuesday evening an old gen.
tlemanr named James Fox, who arrived here
from the East In quest Of his pension for sery.
ing In the late civil war, was met at the depot
bya colored boy, named Charles Bradley, who
proposed to carry his carpet-bag. The boy was
engaged, and Mr.. Fox instructed him to show
him TO barber shop, which he did. The old man
tho tonsoriAl operation, In the pocket OF which
was 80. When Mr.. Fox put on his vest, he
discovered that the money was gone, and &C.
ouaed the boy with the theft, and had him ar
rested by Ohlcer Davis, and taken before Jus
jail.
TRANsEERs oB RKAL EsrATE.-Mesars. Kill
bourn Latta, real estate brokers, have sold
lot 10, square 81, on II street, between Twenty.
fourth and Twenty nth streets, TO Thomas 4
Parker, at 10 cents per square foot
Messrs. Green 4 Williams have sold parts Of
lots IL, Is, 10, and IL In square 46T fronting on
seventh street west, between II and streets
south, all l22 feet deep, and partly Improved
by two three-stOry frame dwellings, to Samuel
farwood, for t3,T0Oj also, lot IL, 10 square ia
with three two-story frame houses, fronting
on NJ street, between Twenty-hfth and Tween.
ty.slXth streets west, TO Daniel q. SeTrln, for
ts25.
PUBLIC PROMENADE ECoNcERr.-The Capitol
grounds were thronged last evening with
crowds OF ladies' aud gentlemen, who listened
with delight to the sweet music as furnlshed
BY the Marine Band, under the leadership OF
Prof, Scala. "
The programme as diseoursed was Az fol |
lows; "March TTunfali"-StrAuss; "Medley
QulckStep'i-SoAlai "AFlR un Bailo in MStcS |
erA'-Nefdij "Polanciers-Barbe de Seyiiie,
-Rousinii Selection-"La Belle Helenen.0f |
ienbaeki when IN the Silent Night,i-Abt |
"troelan Bend GalOp:n "Star SpanEied Ran, |
mel" ana "f fankoeiDoodle."
RIVER NEws.-The ATFlyAls of river ctsf,
yesterday were the following: Schoonera iss'
bella, from the lower Potomac, win wood 20
Diamond State, from HAVE ds
Grace, with coal for Wilson T. Browni Ribis
frnn kalIahnFy MD With