National Republican., 1878-09-19
CEORG ETOTN NETS.
PORT,


Entered-steamer Lady of the Lake. Bonne-
Vile, Norfolk, with freight to District mer-
chants.
Cleared-Steamer Lady of the Lake, Bonuo-
vile, Norfolk, with return freight to New
York and Boston merchants.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY canal-Boat Medley, with 1000 bushels
of wheat and 200 bushels of corn to Hartley
& Brother; William Rider, with 5000 bushels
of wheat to the same firm. The boat Medley
also brought 1000 bushels OF wheat and 800
bushels Of corn to ii. NJ. Talbot.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrived-Schooner Albert Mason, Rose
New York, with fertilizer to q. r. Dunlap
and ditto to +. i. Moore barkentine Addie
L. Sleeper, Wiley, New York, to load coal for
Aspiuwall; schooner Nellie Brown, Young,
Philadelphia to load coal; Clara, PrcdmOre,
New York, to load coal Oliver Schodeld Dis
soway, Newi Haven, TO load coal.
Cleared-Schooners John Slushman, Call,
Boston, with 400 tons Of coal Carl ID. IathrOp,
Boston, with 500 tons of coal Maggie Chad
wick Norris, Boston, with 42S tons of coal ;
Ruth 7. Carlisle, Smith, Providence, with 500
tons of coal William d. Marvel, O'Kccfe
Providence, with $50 tons of coal; A. II.
Leaning, Frembsie. Woods Hole, Mass, with
800 tous of coal NJ. V. Cook, Falkinborg, Man
hattanville, n. Y, with 3l5 tons of coal.
CANAL MATTERS.
Arrivcd-Boats George aud James, b. G..
Blackburn, Dr.. o. NJ. SchindCll, Colonel J. G.
Lynn, +. NJ. Ofutt, Il. Fannon William
Young Elbc, +. F. Davis, Denton Jacques, A.
Sherman, William NJ. Price, ~ Williams A.
i. Turner. p. J. Sewers, NJ. Fannon, and
Ok0noko.
Clearcd-Boats J. Wilson, New Era, J. H.
Barrot d. l.. Taylor, William NJ. Price, a.
Sherman, Garrett & Maus, +, i. Davis, W.
Williams William Young, f. NJ. Peirce, Elbc
Fannon, d. Jacques, G. E. Hassctt, +. Fannon,
Colonel J. q, Lynn, F. NJ. Ohutt Okonoko. DR..
q. NJ. Schiudell, George and James b., =. j.
Sowers, G. Blackburn, and A. b. Turner.
YELLOW FEVER CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following contributions were received
by Agent Lewis, at Baltimore aud Ohio ticket
Office, yesterday: Mrs. J. C. Albrecht, Mrs
Sinsheimer, Mrs J. c. Nichols, and Mrs. Z.
West, each one package OF clothing.
PARAGRAPHS.
W. II. Williamson and lady, Philadelphia ;
Jerome E. johnson, Baltimore, Nd. Charles
W. Reeve Burlington, Iowa, and b. F. Thomp-
son, Jersey City, are registered at the West End
Hotel.
The sidewalk in front of Mrs. Emrich's mil
linery establishment, on Bridge, near High
street, caved in yesterday morning, about ten
o'clock, making an ugly opening In the walk.
Mr.. X. II. Shckells, supervisor Of streets, went
Immediately TO work and commenced placing
the damages In repair.
Mr. Daniel johnson, who is known rs "Unclc
Dam" who returned from the East on Satur-
day last, is making arrangements for North
ern trip.
Yesterday morning Fred johnson, alias Fred
ApPleby, u colOred bostman, was arrested by
Officer J. G. Harper as Il fugitive from justice
from Cumberland lie is held at the station,
awaiting requisition from the Governor of
Maryland.
Arthur Crump, John Smith, John Lovely,
and Walter Glen, seamen on the bark Addic
C. Sleeper, were arrested yesterday morning by
Officer Grafton Harper on the charge of deser-
tion, preferred by Captain T. F. Wiley, COM
manding that vessel They were confined at
the Third Precinct Station, but, having prom
ised to return to the craft. they will be released
this morning