Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1870, Page 4

Second Ware ‘ourth The Courts, TY ITEMS. FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC. VENING STAR. _| sop 'rrtpers sete ypaicen tc | TOE Retiat Sammons | cncaee Coe yRe Sree texte basi 2. ram Se . E rere reads of Sring'Discuttion on the | ¢ 2his Club held’@ meeting last evening, at the sites being sa teecat ‘Serb unabl 05 Receives New: Byles every. morning. AUCTION SALE OF LOTS NER GrORcE ———————— the District Assailed—Exciting Discussion on i | city trait. the President, Mr. J. H, Crane, in ng ELPHONZO YOUNG. —-&, M. BUROBARD. Town Mareh 10, 1870. - ty Hall; 7 "9 | agree and were discharged. ‘To-day Murray ‘No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, ile lots of tand. fem f FHURSDAY... = — | ised Schesle qucstion. | ward. Republican | the chair, and Wee. F. Hall, Secretary. t Corporation was takes up. ‘This is an ac~ ‘Between 44 and 6th sta, Qe: ceasbootonn-taiteds enn Beeet - Po ggaag ri ne Seppe the President, Mr. Morris pares boner aha Sg sewed agree ay ‘eineg me Saree tery Ma ytown mew mill road. th» rest near s — , . Ceutral Repn' of plain RDUCEWENT oop SEwine Ma- 7 we i Charles H. Peters, in the chair, and Tsainh Ross tne Bisel afcofamia Sat goad to Beat the Capner of Sat and © sree, alleged to | _Txpvcrsrext ro Uibbe' Sewing Machine, the Sceretarys wen dads That this cle solicit tae ected for une yearun ihe 1th of Januar Memes. and Davall for plaintify, and | most simple amd best, coustracted, sewing ma~ ELPHORZO YouNGS @ CO Mas DOWLING Ma Natiowat Taraten—Mrs. D. P. Bowers, im | Trish Republicans to fall in with the original | Shd whereas the said Vook bas called ne elents Mr. Cook for the corporation. Inquire at the agency, Baum’s Corset and Hoo _ Youn . ee “Lady Audley's Secret.” Republican club in their several societies, so as | Period of fourteen mouths. thereby allow! as Crimivat Court, Judge Fisker—T: John | Skirt Factory, 208 Seventh street, between F THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, Watt's Orena Hovse—The Chapman Sis- | to ascertain the numerical strength of the Re- sociation to die by limitatien; as S:mpson alias Thomas Norton, ae aa pe~ | and E. 2 VALUABLE PROPERTY ON GAY STREET. ar ters and C. B. Bishop, in “ Fra Diavolo.”” Ben ce coscomnes Ue er manrnns | eee erat Briiciplevot the | ft lareeny, was found not guilty. =i akeas a; Grocers, NDAY AFTERNOON. ™ E-Stassr Bartist Cuvncu—Festival for | Ken front to our opponents Oy ine, munic Republican patty: and wi Wallians Plenner was convicted of assanit and | P=®81es vor Sace—Apply at the Star Office. af? WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON: Marci the beneiit of the Sanday school. Vand make cuccess & certainty, all auxili- | Knows se the “Independent ’ battery, and sentenced to pay a fine of #10. aaleis swe Pree is west part of Let Ovp Fetiowe’ HaLt.—Rubini, the Magisian. aries of bene gee sinha tunice to Shale Dixon is President, and Benjani oo ight ana Thomas Curvan are on trial for S oaerere ‘petleee4 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENCRE, gin Seren. the Warrencrst Gattery—Grand cash prize | )oitical be: er presence, strength, and in- | tary. w for * urglary. a Hevk ut ie. te p aaerstheow ed op apg TL Se cara perme Eonernme of Removal of | fluence, and Gecard all Gutiectous of nation. | city pu rhe atthe clctlon at rn of ou a nee x located in the more eligible rooms, No. 535 15th the wbnte fronting clebty Bro fect on ay sire the Capital, Mammoth Mluminated War Views, | ality in’ the sharingof liberty, happiness, and | capacity f JETOWN ConxEn Foun-axp-a-naLy Sraexr, Classical Statuary, copies of the great masters, | cquality before the law.” “renaniy of our oldest and best Republicans; there GEORGETOWN. street, opposite U.S. Treasury. Hie pecoesatetty Ralance fa . minor comicals, &c., &., commencing at eight | ' Prof. A.M. Green said there was no denying | !°5°"% "aust we recognize the eaid Indepentegt meat Soviag walls cad tae meio aa yearn witi Infereat.Beforned pay ‘ @’cluck. See amusement column. the fact that there are quite a number of new | gopublican Kefurm Ai ati the only Centrai AcoIpENT—Yesterday afternoon at two or ‘ the cured by purchaser's oy 7 of trust Burrs & Sraone’s Aut Gatiaar, 45 Pet. | organizations sprung up, professing to be simon | hebutlican Aesoclation ie rs, ¥ | o'clock, while Mr. Jesse Baden, of M ery | without pain or inconvenience to yo eae i pure & blicans. “he misfortune of the party | pledge ourselves to co-operate with ‘it. aud act as | County, Md.. was drivin; up High near Second | The shoe can be worn ease immediatel, | the purchaser. $100 to be paid down when the pr ieaeriees Aas GAreeey, SST. FE ew Cist taoes whe bad been sot chen | leita © Be tate ae strcet, in comp.ny with his wife and child, the | after the Refers to the many emi Se iss powsrie. ace Baxiow's Aur Gatisny. 21 Pa. eveuns. | entitied with the pa. ty semed to be eeparating | cl wwe Republican principics, and. ths slectang Sy They wee seated suddenty | seat ph , BArgeons and thousands of other rey | mbseomadia o ee ow different lues. orf getting further ofirom | mel of favettigrpce, weaty in expacity atic: | {ited over, throw ng ‘Mrs: Baden and child to | responsible persons who patronize hin establish: Loa), POWbER EE na uLAvan seen | {ET SUSMAS BOWLING, aunt: Graces OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT Oo AN OLD Sotprer— | each other than they vught. number of dis- | heartily encorse the bill now bef. re Congress pro. | the ground, the former falling under the wheel, ment, Hours _ = se a z od “a COFF me ial conte | KAT ACTION Dour + om the War-path— Arrest of the | trict elubs in different wards, the Irish, the Ite- qiding eos rum it for the Digit of Columbia, | whieh Wie ak caeemssionaratee cin: | kaciss qattante ma eale ears | Rete orks . = % re rc ecoue a law: ‘ Dr. ‘1 “~~ eid soldier named Wrieh, living a the soldiers: | senmarrecand GaneTt Al claimed to be the repre: | and carucetly hope itmay oom bicowe a lug that ine picna oP 1 Se eee ae <r. | Sere ears Seats | iets Home, while on his-way to bis quarters, was | reasons for this state of things were Saris Stating last Monday Before the Senate Committee “it | aid immediately, sud oh becoagnioe enclog Se Sere ee wuas, | gist eile of Green tre attacked near General Howard's residence by | short time since a meeting was called i sist riet of C. a - o has | Prompt assistance the injuries might have re- \HE CELEBRA bed ind = S ae eW a razor or knife across x ciation. He then read from a ci favor of t eed change of goverument mer | an so far reco! F. . he : 3 “pel : Ascvere cut, which would bave been fatal had | count of that meeting, stigmatiziig it a indi tei jfeverestcetiuare,an aap thote gentlemen their way Home. Gove MWILLIAN 3, 307 Parone tnd prices, guaranteed aa hUW ai any limase tu the 7 Senate eared Gianced upward aga ~ Bed nn : hs u -city,.as Well ay common Cie hotd near 9 - stil , | scene : ond ea tenet Bone The oon saasted Seas ition tae pipers yo gress, auto the respscted | courtert towards these cid auditied tritnisattiy | Tix Porowac Boat Mops eile grag SOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES! | Spepeatinn ned aamgnesteeoee Landick, Frank Herbert, and Lewis Adams— | Chict Magistrate of the ety. the Hon. Sayles J. pop Fe re pense pe Teer pe re gle egerten te ned = : Stee will be reyusted when the = y Liver attacking oa thelttray | Loner the Mee eee that Peal tis | pamass of the bls and we breed the farther sexe: | Seen inborn Ne further bosinee al tek: | WASMAN@LON GLAM. WORKR, A nomse Bowne here they live, attacking on their way | honor, the Mayor, by saying that through Bisa | ment made by Mr. acted, but ata future meeting the challenge of Corner 2th street west and N street north, 1S, DOWLING, Act « three other men whomi they met on the road. the present city Postmaster had been appointed. ou that ecension an ‘2: | the midshpmen of the Naval Academy at An- | Are now prepared to manufacture all Kind of | BY THOR pe 1G, Auct doors Senet station jonets Mavovunte were drobed. | and pet in thete pieces ‘favorites from his own | having been repdiaied' by the heir part at ite | napolis wil be considered, and the pian for the | Fs INT end COLORED GLAGS. ot tho most reese | TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL an 5 re ed. P sd cage nda enabli fh e day it be kno summer marked 01 a A AR TENNA OGicer Ball was dispatched after the miscre- | State. Ie proceeded to read trom Ses Saber | sue eal tolled Seat Waa ae eee | ee Bd a Jarge mepply, of the best quality o ‘ ants and overtook them at Brightwood.and dis- | and criticise upon apts, Beatence bY | the payment of ajust bill. William, Hammill, — Occoquan. Cleared— tention paid to private moulds, fe 19 ee pen on Seems, whan ona peta pey.coomebtorssion | Saeed ance ee ies wigs. | ELE) Bebinoon shoegtt the test ciate was | Steamer John Uibsou,, Winters, New York, with as cae — | MARACAIBO Gneat the city Fant S, Sick, mounted the eMeere bene wat edeonn | ance’. OF thane cedementa as Ue Mayer ae ectionable, on, the ground that the subject | full eargo of Georgetown flour. Gg decidedly. rich. ‘Tre i = cand fe foward Teunaliytown. Bal! was obliged to | Bowen had had Mr. L. Clephane removed from vile. Desk Dizen thou —_—_—_- CATALOGUES NOW READY. Our Coffees onst ery y . re . ght that men like Sella and we grind them for our customers ag Niece Para Pl Spanron dl Fase te th era that Mer Oh eecih ear ay | Martin should bo rebuked, as ho had been here ALEXANDRIA. EXTRA CHARGE. ® est howe; when he borroxed ahorofrematarmer. | usea'by Hoven w further his tliegal schemes, | MWC short whlie, and know nothing of the in- eee fevaneuecberne | Pine ar Talia and after a long chase overtook the thief and | Another charge was that bis honor, Mayor ‘Mr. Peachin said tae sexunwinoemeet of Mr. | _ Green and Wise, Real estate Agents, sold on Ewe SYRUPS. Jacob and Whiteh o pgnnine srrested, him and secured his own hore. “He Buwen bod expandes res sume OC SOUS) 18.1 cues Gera cen ceaienttae tree: | Biaties tie me oe ilchard Cockerile, in ROSE POTATOES, STEWART SILVER and WHITE PRIPS.ant | th" southwest corwer of debm Feturned to the stetion-honse wit r, | the outskirts of the city and taxed the peop! é eyes ahr county, near Gullford Station, con- NDRETH'S EXTRA and in company with officers Beall. Poot, and heavily to pay for these improvements, which | pared Mr. Cook to Mr. Whittemore, of the | Loudoun county a ee LANDRETH 1 other brands, which ean ouly be appreciated by ex. | south 4 Seibold proceeded again to Brightwood,’ and Nemepeted notety bat Seely: 00) ae: ceusloy. | oo net a: aoe eee ne en eee | eo ne come meaner OC Peas, EARLY PEAS, eS | i - “ { 7 uses mney itical purposes; | fo: . | after a diligent search sneceeded tn arresting | ment to a set of men whom he hoped to make use | that they used the mor y for pol . . f And many other Varieties. tn veo! but the people of this city should deal with Cook J. Mark Creighton, son of Thos. Creighton, = = MOLASSES. Schock this matutng BSE ween erntoes | ein Teccketing him to the, Mayeraity. O Me | ax Congress aid with Whittemore. It was well | formerly of thiveity, hae been avnoinied & sets EARLY VALENTINE BEANS, to heep the fact before the people, as facts be- came better known by reiteration. Referring A genuine article of choice NEW ORLEANS al in the United States mavy, and ordered to rs- evn hand; asalso other lower grades. Prices | port for duty on board the Congress, at Phila- Station. where they are held fr a hearing by | officers of the Corporation were doing all they justice And many other Varieties. Wail. conld to farther the interests of the poor men —— ne le: One ‘cash. sufficient to pay CABBAGE, BEETS, CARROTS, | Se decal cone ae Gans he es el, Soaks then to the approaching election, he counseled | delphia. CAB! S z ij . amount dae and comts \e on dany Navy Yanp Marrens—Dischargre—The New | tiie See eae otal. “Eucee minchiot his hearers to select men of principle as the | sir, William Whaley, whose name has for EGG PLANT, LETTUCE, a Yesterday over 100 men received dis- | makers were organizing these clubs outside the | ominees. . Fears past been connected with the stage lines | ONION SETS, 2c. 1 0.2, seen conn hammer, SERIES, at he Savy Yard. under the Equip- | regular party, and as an instance of their | _ Mr: Kobinson advised that Mr. Cook be read | Irom this ciey, died at his hone went Wiech SRASS SEEDS, IN FULL SUPPLY. u five dove frow sale, the underejgned resecve ment Fureau—40 out of @ in the smiths’ de- | shameful conduct he would cite them tose of | OUt of the party ‘i on Monday last. beegrin! : : | the right to resell the property at the risk and cost Par uncnt, 0 from €5 in the anchor shop and7 | resolutions introduced by a colored man in tie | _G- W. Necdhaia was called, and said he would fae a CLOVER, TIMOTHY, ORCHARD, of the defesiting ParOioert a veee. Tresor salimakers. | This will cut down tne total | Fourth Ward glorifying such a man as Alder. | *Peak in his own way and time. APFAIRs IN Lovupocn County, VA.—The HERD’S BLUE GRass, The Sencar Comintt roel, and abvut ono mumber employed in yard to near p Dalen ey specimen of their Re- | | Alderman Champion, of the Sixth Ward, con- | ‘Miro has the following items: WHITE CLOVER. &c. 4 a gg dens foe, ant of those, remaining the painters and | Publicanism. He then ‘plched into Aldermat eee many hee eee a Sat | eae calling Micemit Oe tiene eee cee LAWN GRASS, FLOWER SEEDS, &c. "aed Thos DOWLING. Anct sal rs are each on baif time, and the join- loore recapitulating what he had done against 4 x ‘etielal to the | mitted to the jailot this county, on Friday, upon . - [ORTICULTURAL TOOLS = . eK 1kTING MUSLINS, rs are on one-third time. It is that | the colored race, quoting from his speeches, re- Sicetion which would Prove beneficial to the | the charge ot obtaining money under {aise pre, | CARDEN eee yUnL teoce an of BT. BAUBITES, DUBBING ELECT RN MUNN D HOUSEKEEPING Sscharged, a few days | ports, &c., and charging that he opposed equal | Peo! 3 tences. Jt appears that some time in December KEYS’ TALLOW, in fact, twenty-five kinds or GOODS sailors or sol- | Sudrage, characterizing the colored “isn |, Dr- A. W. Tucker was not mally opposer! - | HOES, RAKES, TOOLS jowest prices. New York Mills. Wamsutta. Androscoggin, Bates, suffrage, "char tl | to the present executive of thie alte ber ret | last he visited a negro family in the neighbor 5 ‘ . more, all at the lowest prices. Fr ToRh Mills, Wemnutte, ‘Androscnexin., Bat he men yesterday as “ignorant negroes,” who, mroeid control | to) sibel could veo Waar Gee ond ing election | hood of Hillsborough, and pronounced the wife SPADES, DRILLS, &c. ae pa hed Shirting. 18% cts. very cheap matter, and he gave them s letter ty hast |e eee ana! fearful mortality of the wer: | wontd change thi ff, All around. | He hen ox | Ut tO doe aoe ae ee, aad. he coal | 1:4 NOS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS PRUNES, Figs, Yard wide Bleached Shirting. rovy keary, Is conte— Dahlgren wiry into the case. in this city since their freedom was owing to seep lle oan ch terpenes ome to Ue pot in soumedouar all ten comcbentan : 5 ss ae DATES, RAISINS. PAPER SHELL ALMONDS, | gf tel i@ream aang Linens and Shirt GE Sir exfrates eaarg | dimer Sarena rere a tn | fein atthe Nick men wr owl | Hewes amdwich he to Nd re peak | PLOWS, PLOW casrines.cULTivarons ac. | RANCHEA SIN atrobuted prices, Table Linea, Towels, Napkins Sil Ee cmpect” a | ike Agean ninco et ft | he Mettawa uremarta mo | my gee ped eR sons & saniie AE , | Bitte grmreete EO, tnd | bands who flocked here after the war was Oree.| | Setnem Sy tae coerce a eee nae | Cwo mantis waltiogs the contin one bebig te- | AGHICULTUKAL AND SERD WAREHOUSE | Several choice varietios, by the Darrel or bushel. | Betutifa areata may Ree eaee the extension Mull be com Detainee aad ae one wilt doubt ie Cog gies pero Me bps pe bg LOUISIANA AVENUE. POTATOES, “Ces a Bridge wt Geurg sown De foundry | that they are every day giving strength and eu- ‘was arrested and is now docketed for trial on ‘ i ctics, barrel or bushel. Sa: =i ‘be the Sceet in the cow couragement to the | Democratic party. Th .o | and then 1et the colored men be jurors, messe: Monday cant fe25-cotw Butwres Orn axy 1OTm Breeers, Se. eral choice varieties, by the orb surpass + | same start ers, and fill subordinate positions generally. e 7 IN BISCUITS, do away with wells in cas’. government, but had failed init. This ‘omas at. the time was coming when the poor men The contractors on the Leesburg and Aldie {o> ak * Turnpike, are now at work on that road, whic! portation jst opened, vu | Would show that they could not be bought; and * isting of: whe ATLEY'S cp ee er intcly cctarned te he Meee ane Teeice | hur: Bowel would Wid out thes thet Seeaties Bid other ciecumetauces wile gis eater | Dessert Rosks, é our Erode: and we ‘oretsremsetly supplied with's . Teene lation to the seizing of the furniture there ior | busing men, to which he bad been accustomen, | 8 cc eee ae aie: Eugenie, Sauesenticietven ihee teen teat heat ise, Seventh: | debt, but the trath is these bills for which the | Mt case. He then explained how socicty | to the capital stotk are arged to. prompt pay- Tiitcsaroon, me Ppt ae ju Associa | Mayor had beeminsulted were old bills contract- | Would fix itvown level, and it was the duty or | ment of eph Davisr a mute, was teverely in. al In fact we give our special and undivided atten- On Ot. tion, Tuesilay night, $730 was sold. at an ayer- | ed in the days of Mayor Wallach, and which hs pl me dare et a opr gar gure atthe steam saw mill 6f Mr. Aca Tas: Wheaten, sae tion te the c,npparatas and pro- ‘small amount of money Sentech wes sold this Toosbort, Pay o Scvount of the fundebeing | 7ted Yo the fact poked Coe feggsaesliinn = a Eden’ ad ape FAMILY TRADE, attention on the part is owing to the fact that at the last | Mr. Edward Ambush offered a resolution of | almost slaves to the Ward Gemmissioners, a3 cnr Dare ey BURCHELL and make it our whole study to furnish the VERY soean to te ae en month's meeting the money wassold in advance. | “thanks to Mayor Bowen for his views as cx- = ee phere ied a, do not at- Bbw Mipregeae a ee ae jal9 _ Under Ebbitt House, cor. 4th and F'sts. BErT of everything in the he of Family Sapplics 4S a1 tom The W: ‘ive Building As- | }ressed and published in Tue STAR and Chron- | te . ularly. acts passed by the re at session just | —"— — — | generally. Our facil for buying are _ —__— A 4 Mr. J. H. © satd Mr. Cook had th: 7 ‘3 and tee t H low any othe ee ey ~~ ight, €25,000 at preralems any meeting. last | yc gress Adopted Ts DML row before | sing ietore called ‘a meeiing of the Gonttel SiCuandoah Valley Rallieed Con soorerats he | "Dare im PORTANCE OF HEALTR. Rous? inthe clty as aleo to ive the article, quality BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. ahs E pod td Og at el TE hurling | Committee, and had not notified him and som> | tng and Fang the charter of the Chesapeake | | none but those deprived of this blessing know ot | 2N¢,iusutity as Tepresented. " Pleaso give's single J u = ers, simp) n- : a thorize ( thus several purchasers, at th bricks of the old regime—defunct Democrats rates ling. to buy at last night's be * ving to regain ‘the power because the sceptre and cancel Sdvamces Parchased under | bed depatted from Judah and. the glory of feo A bn oad left the | W ashi 0 = departed. a aatiore | va = good humor” in consequenc: © rrito1 eme was a nefarious eme oO oF this fmproved fasnclal siteation, | heserebele, and ese rebels, and he, for one, would fight thera — ae TRUSTEES OF CoLonED Scnoors.—The Board ‘of Trustees of Colored Schools met last eveniny at the Stevens School-house, Mewrs. Ki an Jones present. Mr. Wm. Syphax absent. On motion of Mr. King, it was ordered that all the }, blotched and tetter-covered exiension of the Alexandria, Loudon and Hamp- pees looks upon a clear, smooth | with jealousy rardl the same. fems are niled withthe “irae of BOROFULA fi C.) railroad across West Virginia; to autho: dioceses cant ine ‘the extousion of the Shosandcah Werke All have Umely wersing int thoes Blosshen Bis railroad through Jefferson county; to charter Boils fe ‘Pim the Northern and Southern West Virginia | cales, &c, Avert the Suis by ‘the GROCERS, vie iroad Company; to —— or charter of | ystem with the the Guayandotte Valley Railroad Company; ROOT ERB to anthorize the — of pablic works to ‘audit | SAMARITANS oe before Scrofala takes a firm hold. ‘a; to amend the charter | "How many have the virus of 5: in the nsburg and Potomac Railroad Com- | and in that condition. contemplate marinns Kone. g am institution forthe deat, | Mivueat fateh eee, mareiaRe zw BUOKS AND MAGASINGS RECEIVED LEN bad Ez, Conxee 45 STREET axp Pa. Av. Conjagal Sins against the Laws of Life and Ma!!h {heft ects upon the Father, Mother and ¢ aiid Suse A\Novel. By Lady Georgi- Fallerton Medora Leigh. Price 25 cents. “Cheap edition of Thackeray's Book of Busts. M. FOR FEBRUARY. ALL THE MAGAZINES, - fa large sum of money bel ing to the committee fund. Mr. Cook couldn't explain it, and he did ‘not want to be asked about it. The resolutions were then adopted, and the meeting adjourned. —e Timp Warp Kerorw Rercncrcans.—A meeting of the Republican Reform Associat ic ofthe Third Ward was held last evening at Union League Hall; Mr. A. H. Kinney President, and Mr... Bart acting as Secretary. n@ railroad to the Ohio Tiver; for the exten- of the Pittsburg, Virginia, and Chariesto: ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., on it. He could not question the Republicanism who wasa kind and simple- man, but he did question the fidelity of ;,Riddle, who had said of the party “let it a ot General Howard, hearted = 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sink.” General Howard had said of the cc mittee meeting at the Capitol that he did ow Catholic . : influence on the constitution London Soctet; : Mesers. N. H. Miller and George Fasnaug : 5 STOP Fine oat : ean onkay, teachers Is Teceivi krow his assuciates there. These men woul i 3 > i to incorporate the Pennsylya- | To such we nay { s irat cleanse you! o Comxen Foun-axp-a-HaLr Starer, mpeth eke bel ono ecidenavetnering | iced the conmed petpio tack tonne Thee Vico PRLbcooe: sail Get tre eee: | nis am) West ie Kaliroad Conspany; to | Eituany canes iehvereditary te tie nce oie ia Enaght two Previous to the present school were encouraging factions in the Kepublican | ier ax chairman. r the Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Com- | /2.™ re briug misery om yourself and ELPHONZO YouNas. E.M BURCBA( Peter Magarive, tH. 20) per month from and after the | ranks. Even if Congress passes this bill, the | her" St Hiller was called on and addressed | Pany to build railroads from its mines and con- | PTS~ $1.25 per bottle. fe 28 ; j i of March. was received | colored rill beat them then, asit was | the mecting, urging that they shonld not be dis | Bect with other railroads; also joint resoluti: = = nf sapere Roenainn, from Miss L. 8. Waters, elected teacher at the | quite a different sort of bill from what i couraged if’ thelr meetings “were not Ciled. to | OPPosing @ reduction of the taritt: on coal; €9 SAMARITANS GIFT! Bemorestis Fas } i ae ‘Yast meeting, is position. Applics- awn up by the Committee of T overtiowing, for the time had not arrived for | cerning @ water Iine communication betwoon | 9 elllaSec G3 ‘is joure » ‘tions for as teachers were reecived An invitation was here extended ¢ | the people to take great interest im city politics. | the Western States and the Atlantic seaboard. | 7 only real indisceetion. tary ten pills, pare True Story of Mrs Shakepeare's Life from Mis: M. L. Keese, Mrs. Ellen R. E. Wright, | wished to join the club to cor, | He, himself, did not aspire to any office, but he ——— ly vegetable. We discard Balsam Copa’va and'M. Cc. 8S. O° HARE & SON, ribune, World, and Democratic Almanacs for Fin a chi tlalone. The resignation of Mis | sign the roll, when about thirty recruits were | U&ueuae tie hin Trichet dues. He | Women Vorrxe Yor Tows Ovricens.—A not onl: bat |. Gi . Ella A. Fields, teacher in the Stevens Schooi- | acded. novel demonstration in beh: cury as only useless the f the rt he: lub if of women suf- | cures in from to four days, thus avoidis Bouse, was received and accepted. Adjourned. | (cuncilman Henry Piper then offered a reso- | Soke of the early days of the party, when a clu ci f the corner of 7th street an Letter, Note, Cap Paper, and Buvelopes at the ‘very lowest prices. ‘ennsylvania | frage was made in Hyde Park, Mass., on the | ¢Xposure, and the extortion of quacks. ——_o—___ Prighof, thanks “to the men who, by their inde- | gvenue, and said that of those now promment | occasion of m town meeting Cn Mendon 1s, Frege 8 OO SOND Ree GROCERS, BHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTO! Tae TweatEEs—Mrs. D. P. Bowers, having | ftigable exertions in regard to the Territorial | in the City Hall ring, only ove or two couil mite a number of women, headed by Mra. | Mnaisesiy 916 Racestre , Philadelphia. on oars oe recovered a ia Fecent ieeee, will make her Se ert the go renga | be found “in that club. “ who are in Wa, tor mer! a one mint of the - ICE, Thet the sabscals Eiakad Corner 4 street and Penna. aver ‘appearance ational Theater thisevening | and amet movement until the bill now i ring now were hardly known then | well ‘known South Carolinian, ned to at the subscriber in “Lady Audiey’s Secret.” ‘She will be suse | belure Congres surrenders to un the estect et toe ee Dressed to itae gelleead inamantemee ce tained from the Orphans’ Court of Wa: | 1213 SEVENTH STRERT N.W., Brr.Maxp 8 ported by Mr. MeColiom and the regular stock which we have sp earnestly con- | these very men were hetore the committee of 8 rt ¥ the trict of Columbia, let vote for town officers. Much opposition was | !! semPany of the National. Mr. Jom E. Owens, | tended during every stage MN ee administra a LOAN. OFFICES. Progress trom | the §; ite oO} the bill for the new aid | manitested by the citizens, anu when the women >ECIAL NOTIC) % a the popular co: Maomdae eeeeeeeeS | the Vriet by Bend on Coe Oven | better governmone fur the District with ore | appeared, beaaed te fog ae ake ee eee PECIAL BOTICE, ment at the National on Monday evening next. | the 1 istrict by a Board of Commissioners.” ed. enlarged powers. It was impertinence for these Adopt men who have been holding office all their lives At Wall's Opera House, ‘Mr. Bishop and = fashington coun ke hat claims at all uncertain age, they were greeted with a sail dnseared arm hecakty earned coe age, they te ‘Mises Cha pear in “Fra Dlavalo” th 2 fhe. mabe of this theater Mr. Peters resuming his remarks, then storm of hisses and groans, shouts for Brigham Sastnenle setangui ‘iiaal NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, it ‘harge ‘on or Défove the 2th day of Februar largest guattities ane Sree ne ome docdtt Miksisinget, a el . to go betore a committee and ¢ those who | Young, and the like. Mr. Sylvanus Cobb, the criber, , q nary doors cousylvania avenue evening ‘managers re- | sald that Ceneral Howard had been imposed | were better Republicans than thes with belie | pentek en ee enero oziwamus Cobb, the | sabe nel of heii? BN be excluded from | ROSS RAY & BRO.'S pobrar ster 8 C0. Yomn moony init sumed specie payment last evening, aud pur- | Upon by these een te but that in all prob- | anti-Republicans, expecially as they themscives | E-dger came, however, to the rescue, threat- | this Soth day of Feb, al only Obristian Lean Ufice in the Pant tba,” BHas of tickets were surprised to receive their | ability AG. Riddle had been bought up. One | are uarchered amore the fotret converts to the | ened to have the disturbers of the peace arrest ANN S. PARKER, PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR, " re change in silver coin. Eg at oe mong Derg party. The Mayor had surrounded himself with | ed, championed the women throughout, and | fe23-lawsw* Administratrix w.a. ARRESTED ON SUSPICION oF STEALING « | men would make what they expected outef this | MCRW © were di ey ogame _ COHEN'S NEW Loa finally succeeded in marsbaling neatly sixty of = — THE ARLINGTON MIL A. S3?h ee ‘th st..3d door the masim “To the victors belong the spoils,” | them to the ballot box. Their votes were placed NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. on Watches, Jewelry, thet tne DIN had. bese owas ieeapRomted | but, on the other hand, had appolted men wo | inbox of ther own, sith sey Rea ee ition of LYSANDER SPOONER ot around the rooun of the Young Men's Chrisiag | litle of the origival pln Gas mire ee bad oie Omclene “unto”: his Heoateek | $AFe £0, Provide Betorchand, and’ were after. movies tte prot doa ae aint | Thiecelebrated Plur is WARRANTED tot last night on siapicion | passed the Colson rae ang ean te and it it | James Nt. O'Beirne “unto counsels | ward counted by themselves. The result on the to -xtension of a ‘him ‘on the $d day of June. Woo, Yor an * town election was not perceptible, but the ex- | finprovement in Elastic Bottoms for’ Chaire ant PERFECT SATISFACTION. citementis not yet over, and the’ voting ladies | other articles: are holding a tea-party of triumph. 18 is ordered Perey Tec ithe cee.be | IF HAS NO SUPERIOR IN THIS MARKE os +s00- for Bling arguments, and the’: report be Snec KING a ora Gun —A horrible Umited 1st Ey et a that ead su was recently committed @ few miles | Detition be heard rey Seuth of Pontiac, Il. on the Chicago aud Alton Any Dereon may oppose this oxi Also, their celebrated high grade, name Railroad: A girl by the Lucinda | fe 25-lawsw Patents. ARLINGTON MILLS EXTRA, North, aeeet’s living near that ce and to uence the Presi- dent to retain O’Beirne in the office of Register of Wills, but tailed, for the President knew O'Bierne too well; and after O"Bierne had been comere Te endeavored and Se oid bie. ane pre inanagement ty, throus| corruption and fraud, had led the Republicans te nize these clubs, and he urged that they endeavor to bri Ni own men. A vote of thanks was pressed to Prof. Green. Mr. Thomas Taylor, one of their new recruits, devired to make a few remarks. He had always faxored the Republicans, and his sympathics were with the colored race. He wed in the North, although he was a hee ret and the ple there were armpetey: the colored een ot the panty wi <a it Detective eDevitt arrested Carswell. The larceny was mot proved on him and he was ad on Promising to leave the city on the next train. pateiene 9. divers * THE National Mepicat SooretTy met last evening. borers of the icans in tothese ‘sixteen, ind against capital. that if they work ¥ NITED STATES PATENT OFFIC: hich is GUARANTEED be Ser mie io tons rm | Snr Hur’ Peters Sane | Povey Oop rit, emt oan | Brea maroon tins eat oa: | USHTED STATES EATARY orice i, | drain 3 , a » | re i for the mew government, is. Se, Secretary. Dr. Gray, he intending to re. | but he differed from him on the schoel question, | Tfcit meni petceaied heen th Y had @ quarrel over the matter, in | of Ithacas New York, praying for the seven move West. ‘The PD Srey ei | wherein he dineeny Trupting, desired to knaw | the rights of Uw people, bat would: give thes, | Wbich. her’ father whipped het and nally | ¢ to bizw on the 13th day of And their a vote of thanks te fo Dr Gray for his | wherein he differed trom Mayor Bowen. | wnere nigel, Ute People, Ua eer there | iRrped her out of doors, and di he any | an aeuemlgon the seh des of November, I804,tor | www ce pag EXTRA FLOUR efforts na, Taylor said he was coming to tat. Ie | wo id be more oftces to Aik and the Som man cote te ig Spa 9p ge : ew wing the colot a Ips ee eer boiled pend ire tong a pale he same | that the Government shou! ‘® voice in the local government was nothing more than just. Mr. M. Pechin, of the Fourth Ward, made a few remarks; after which several atures were added to the constitution of th Associatio: rights, and the advantages of education. Thi should have the same facilities, the samesctoat. ‘books, and everything, neer of the trai: a eh * e EXCHANGE EXTRA. short distange ahead of the train inthe act of | finited ia the ae ane tet gf Eaminer’s report bs ouses, tenchers, but they should be edueated separately; they should ot throwing her bonnet, shaw] and m into the | said petition il ditch. Bhe then deliberately laid down inside | ‘next = eal the rails, with her head on one of them, and Sar peeton may eopens 8 a PERFECT UNIFORMITY GUARANTEED Hand F | Bot ty to themselves among the white Saree bescengnd a hgh anne be od nated mad | 10 22-1awde avg ace -; wah - nd F | Pe stop & passed | —° 7 TawSe ___¢h-amissioner of Paten' ~ Dr. fewitteas ena eee This announcement of Mr. Taylor's drew from STATS sl her, literally her to pieces. The ORSHARS SOURT Febran 26, 1570. | mere called tr, and gave as their opinion that the crowd the wildest exclamations of. Tue Firreexth AMeNpwENT— Prerara- by which she was was by | & STRICT 01 ULUMBIA, )W arermeroy : ahe died of heart disease. “Coronor Potter has | bation, such ax “Put him oath’ Oe, TIONS For. A GRAND CELEBRATION.—The Ito- a. SME Foti te the case “of CHAKLES | CHOICE GOODS AND THE LOWEST PRICES’ been notitied, and will probably hold a post | ¢- “He don’t know what he's | pablican General Committee have held a meet- ee nO peace ett re Pg yy mortem examination. 5 cE eo, Aizangements to, celebrate the | ‘Tae CoLtyen-Epwanvs Frowr.—Sam Coll- | dcgnasd,| Of the Urpiane’ Gourt of Washing | 2 scl of the Fifteenth Amendment, at which | yer has writicn a letter to a friend in which ho Penni ty aforesaid. ited SATURDAY, the 3th | CHARGED wiTH STEaLINe GLoves.—Mary | ™ rat feet to reply to | # revolution was adopted that the general ar- | 5; that his jaw was broker: by Edwards in the ry larch. A.D. for the sett! and and Mary E. White. two colored servant«, | him, but the Cha: led upon the crowd tolis- | Tangements for the celebration consist of | third round, which virtually the tight, ‘personal ‘Of said deceased. C. 5S. @ HARE @ SON, Greeers, were arrested by officer Doyle for the larceny | ten to any remarks in ae manner, as but he kept it to himself and lingered through oie oaeste baud, es far as the same have . of twelve pairs of gloves from store. They piled teen invited to spea 3 hey could head th one rounds, te. make a good show for catiecte farned ipto money! when ad iiss sevawre oteecy took them > yesterday one + Tayi ance of re; to 108€ Wi] come £0 Bee. ie * of the with one pair to the same | him. He differed from the speaker: Parsee scaled only 123 pounds, and that if he had | ¥, - ay ot] orepep (Os Fick, Deroy CommissaRy oF ScBsistENcr, Then ne nem exchanged for a smaller sian, | villing to hear him, though he was behind the weighed an ounce over 124, Billy Edwards would | from all bencne (estate: Provited.s | felt-tr Berwrex M axp N. Wasntsotee Doe ee ein ‘when the gloves were i: by the owner | age. Theonly way to rid the people of their », W. A. Tahaferc. not have stripped. Carer iMecreer ‘once a week for three in duplicass, ernest and the ies arrested. Justiee Harper com- | Prejudice to the colored ras to educate | | The Chairman, Mr. W. A. Cook, was added —— ——-+20e+— om mee drevious to the said | a. LOUBI FLOUBH Frepensis, in , mitted ‘we jail for court. their children the white ehildren. to the committee, and the following additional | A Haxotxo. PostTPoxED.—A Siepatee fom oe RA A. WEBSTER. Regist of Wi kK ¥. bane Tee REE of the N, York one member from each ward: me he 8 one eke been hung Ser - eee *, : SOCTARER New York Re; a ) Ww > Association last night was‘ Treen day, will not be executed beeaitse sho 1s ci * Receipts direct from the mill, with orders to sal e: Combest audience was favored Sith sweet singing by Mr. ciente. Lb utter. Rocorations—lesish Boulden, ‘hos. P. Bell, E. L. Corbin, ‘aines, H. Fetors appealed ¢ the mesti the . The gentleman wr the of this comme ee een say40 Nene F.D. G M. Knight. oon know customs country, i, caress : ‘Thos. ‘Kink B. generally, are of the that existed Marshall.” | Tu as Dusen appropriation for | Shite and coral hee an haa gtween the ot. Meroe or Burean come ‘tad HUBS: mide to oract of the beat ser. could only be done by <y0e,o%e! Dang ke reed: G: W. | terialand wilt wear well. Cail abd sere” "wt Se Up their hats » UMTEp erates Parent orrice, | to their felton-citsean Ur Seren eee the OP IBAAG Ay As 3 th county to participate in the cel » aud | Pemecrater. Mase. braving * Tequest all citizens faverable to the atch er Linton to fiominate their houses on the night of ths | Ean. the cass be celebration. —— request the ministersot on day. 7 * the those churches who are in iy to mark fer fling arpaments a the ed tees Mw veition be Geardon the sth day of dine next eres 8. FISHER. hd law Of Patents Ustiae yrazee PA’ en \ . Ma strators extenrion ia '&Co..of Drceme etrect/7 ute PR onda Yann at Bereauricy worice. Toall the Creditors of WM. mney | 2 Fae Tact , which was well itten ove a a 2. ite to the elght-hoar executive council! sue imcets to oatrow nights <