Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1871, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Wall's Opera House. —“‘Lost at Sea.” Prof. Pratt, the Horse Educator, 13% and E atre: lery of Onl Paintings, 1236 Penn- eylvania avenue—New pictures just received. pasate sh The Begistration. SECOND DISTRICT. i a eat at Brightwood 17 oc’cck p. m.. registering a 70 voters in the Second legislative di- trict. (emb-ac ng all that past of tne coun:y ‘west of Lincoln avenue and Banker Hill rom.) 44° being White avd 422 colored. During tie Gay a number wagon? were employed ta bringing up the aged and Infirm. The board, a« on the prev.ous day, cleared up thelr work in thie duetrict. TRIRD DISTRICT. The board commenced its session at the Mar- bet Hall, im Georgetown, for the Third distr.ct, « orcetown west of High street « and at one o'clock and forty miautes had registered 56% white and 429 co!- end ae. — The Celtic € te c Inb's Sapper. brated St. P ar * das Mr. Daniel \ was at the bead oc the table, with Rev. Fa*ier Boyle and Hon. Mr. Cavanacgh, o! Montina, on bes ri tht and leit There were at out sixty guests, ng e aie covsul to Cadiz, hienzo. Capt. Angustine k, and sludge aldwell. of full justice Bad been done the to =f) were announced: “The day we celebrat», and all who honor it sy iis re mee sce freland tree.” F . mt Captain Smith sung v dart ‘ident of the United ae the choice of the esponded (o by Fudge Caldwell ple ot Cir i. «« Though in exile we love her as fond as ever. and cherish her caure with dev sad pride,” > by Capt. Farrell. 4 States, the land of our adop- tlou— we have proven our devotion to her even imdeath, was to have been answered by Hon. Botler, bot he having been called from fen! a letter, whi read, aud Mr. onded to the toast. evolutionary Brotherhood. We evotion and pati ard we ba: them a: tne apostles ation’s creed.” responded to by Captain and Mr. «Connell sang, “God Save glory in their mory of ont patriotic dead. They cimory of out patriotic dead. Thay How, and foliow it we will until they are and Ireland is tree.” Kesponded to onne wher toasts were responded to by Mr. O'Dris- pi). Mr. Jas. Kyran, Mr. H. V. ©'Counor, 4. H. Green. J. C. Dowling, and others; andthe com- pany bad a very pleasant time. a a fANIZATION OF A Damoceatic CLUR IN THE FouRTEENTH DieTRiot.— Democratic and eoneervative voters of the 1ith legislative dia tet met last evening at the school house on N #treet, between bth and 7th, for the purpose of permarentiv organizing a district club—R. C. Lewis in the chair. and I. .J. Ebbs, se Mr. Ebbs presented a constitution tor t ernment of the o e RO’ ation, which was adopt- $4,_ and the ‘ollowing named gentlemen were elected permanent py cers: President, K. OC. t. Joseph Rosenberry, B. Kedgrave, secre- nbs: treasurer, Geo. Nitvey. FE ttee—George C. Wilson, John J. Joreph Ko-enberry, John Barry. Charles Grimes, Middieton Times. Finance committee — y, HJ. ecutlve comm: MeCullom, Morris Qui Birkhead, Wm ‘Theodore Sheckells, Ernst Lev itier, Thowas A. Brown, a jobn Humphrey, Wm. B. Redgrave. evolution was adopted in opposition to mixed ring that while they were op- mixing the Faces it wae not their desire * apy one. ——— Texte Ista Tt Kercnnic Publican voters ot t N N*.—The re- Tenth legislative district corner of E and Mel There were abput sixty than one-fourth bein; necting was opered with Mr. James A. Jenifer, prayer by the pres (Mr. 3. MLN. being tT which Blessr+ Hines. Barker Johnson, Washington, Weeden and Til- Man were appointed An executive comm Harris, 3 Mai Kichard Covin, ‘ob Barker and Samuel Huntress was el. as also ce committee consisting of S Fougb. james W. Clark, Dr. D. W. Bh Clephane. Dr. Sswuel Penn, Samuel Hun Garray Mason, Timothy Kiley. and Charle on. The chi tin Welch tker, Garry Nace Tillman as challengers to act trate gD committee. New Pretications.—Frow J. C. Parker we Rave Harper's Mogazine, Galaxy, Lippincott’s Mogazine, Scribner's Monthly, Godey's Lady's Beek, Frank Lesite’s Lady's Magazine, and Mme. Dencres + Mirror of Fashions, all for/April From Harper's Mag1~i Ga azy, 6 's Lady’. &, Oliver Optic's Mag- ezine, and Fran! Leslie's Lady's Magazine, or April. From Langran, Ogilvie & Co., Harper's Monthly aud Codey’s Lady ¢ Book tor April; also, the American edition of Tie North British Re- wee for Janvary. Blanchard & Mobun send us Jarper’s Maga- aine for April. oe ReEPUPLICAN MEETIN Sacoxp Dre 4 ¥-—The repab!icens district held a ting last right im ibe school-house near Howard Univers, O. B.S. Wall in the chair and KG. Corpipgham secretary. ‘The objects were stated by the chair to be to perfect their organization convention, bd 'b is to meet on the Isth inst., for the nomination of a member of the House of Assembly. Addresses were made by George Lewis G. W. Hatton and several of the profes- tors of Howard University gn the importance ot $ choosing good republicans fdr our rulers at the eusuing © ction. Delezates were elected, and me ls unt € MEE LiMy adjou next Tuesday night Jonx FE. Owrgxs.—The manager of Wall's Opera House has erected an engagement with this celebrated comedian for six nights, com- anencing Monday next, and has made arrange- ments to support him with an excellent stock company be management has engages! from Jobu T. Ford, 4. the Holliday steer tases Company, as<isted by severa’ New \ork artists. and Sine old English comedies will be placed on the stage ina style worthy the commendation and patrongge of our citizens. — Miss Leows Cavexoen. who will appear at the National Theater on Mon: to iwpertopate the heroine tn for her by Mr. John Brougham, entitled nies Luck, or the Upsand Downs of City 1. as aformer resident of tite city, and m: ber frst appearance ou any stage at the Na Deval. Both the play and the actress are well spoken Of by the press of all the Northern and Pastern cities. Ss A New TRISL GRayteDJogw MCCARTHY, This morning the counsel of John Mc Carthy, convicted of zrand larceny, argued the motion for a new trial, to which a reply of considerable length was made by Mr. Harring- top on the part of the government: after whic Judge Huwphreys decided to grant the petition, and 8 new tri: ‘as granted—McUarthy giving im $1,300 for appe: —+ Kerreticay Vorsrs of trict held a meeting last e Hall. and clected the following executiv mittee —Jostah er. G. Fletoher, Uharies Whi - MeKeynoids, Henry Butler, U'Dowovar rated Irish exiles, ¥ was elected a member of P: . T ‘arfiament (while ia ‘one of the recently libe- ‘RO, it Will be remem! @n recollections ot eens 1D FOR TRE OMFRaNs.— Yesterday, as the ssion of Irish societies was a St. Jpyant Asylum, the children were placed tbe portico, aud s basket being held out, wen lo the line placed therein a dime, making quite a badsome contribution. oewederenioes TsCILM 46 BURGESS was not marshal of Procession yesterday (St. Patrick's day.) Major M. FE. Ure was marshal, and Council- Morray, of Washington, and Mr. Y. D. ads -———_ Of Georgetown, BRS. CRLIA Logay Katroae, » sister of (hve Logan, will lecture on “Engiish Heat ard Homes.” at Lincoln Hall, next Montay evening. apd. as it is her Grst A Sp haeng ue yortrum, there is great curiosity to hear her. ne 3. M. C. A. Tent LacTcre—See the adv tisement in another colump of the tent services also, services at Liucoln Hall. Hom. Vincent Collyer is Wo +peak in the afternoon at Lincoln ——_-.___.. MADAME SEERaon’s “Mary Stuart” at the Natieva! Theater last even: t Besget sy geet ome peni as Margnes i “ ” be appear Margne) ite ‘Faust. Price’? jewelry store on the Avenue receives pew rtyler every Jay. vg of Herbert the military system by whi conquered, every Frenchman to be obliged to the regulars and three G7" Bost fying is the latest Southern ‘amuse- ment. aw! boat was carried acro: serve three years in to be th station,” came to America, and is now chief engineer Wali street making it Sixteesth District General Carrington tn Me War Path. Notwithstawding the rain last night, the live- 7 . my} the season took liest repubicam meetit = at Mechanics Halk ou Maryland aveane, ween wt and ld sireets. them safely throngh. Gen. E. C. sington was said effects of whieh the count generations to come. [Cries men who were LEADING AT CARUSi’3 SALOON the other night—Dr. Garnett and Bull Robin- son! Where were these men durinz the great TY against liberty? ? God forbid! [Applause.] The guilt of rebellion is still upon them, and they struggle of the men tole are etill IN THE BONDS OF INIQUITY, end there they must remain. claiming to be the leaders of the great conset- vative party of this country. They deser old flag in the time of need, and fought us under RTY LITTLE RAG OF SECESSION, are not put down now they will rale heors, and cries ¢ -o| It was said by many that the repu' party wad accomplished its mission, avd it was TIME FOR IT TO Dig. He asked if they could afford to let the party die tat had done so much for the advanc c:vilization and education in thie cour true the chains of slavery had been bru the slaves let ffee. The land on which we is now the holy land of treedom, where a few years since all was dark withs! rnin again. do you owe all there the conservativ red mouthed radical di es. i ‘Tis said the republican party has lost ground by THE KLECTION IN NEW HAMPSHIRE; but he regarded it as the best thin, goape Lave happened. We we want a man in atraid to tei} them 0 up would hurl back the o! plause were given the James Williams, Perry Carson, Jos. Thomas. W. H. Slater, and John Cox, ‘all addressed this meeting endorse the appointm: Carson as Bemsenger to the Governor. ‘TRR CaRVArS POR DELBGATE TO Concness. The convention of democrats and conservatives to be held next week will without doubt nomi- as their candidate tor Delegate to Congress. The delegates to the re- fen convention have not yet been elected, and at this time it is impossible to judge who they will uominate as their candidate. Among the names suggested are those of Major A. C. Kichards, Judge Fisher, Mr. A. G. Riddle, Collector Boswell, Register Cook, Fred. Douglass, and General d 1 no doubt be brought out when the delegates are elected. time ago Mr. Douglass (who is now absent ou the San Domingo commission) was written to by @ prominent colored republican of this city as .o whether he would consent to the use of bis Dame, and an answer was receive: this morning, in which be states that his friends may use bis name as they think best, that he is nate Mr. K. T. Merric! publ ringtol others b their hands. ba)! interest in Coburn’s paten and fire escape and steam oat combined, for © nm. office to © A MISSING WILL was Founn.— Troy : Bevr . ‘ed in the firm of Swett, ()a:m by & Co, died, leaving considerable property, and to all appearances let no will, although wa~ thought he bad made one. There weresev- eral claimat the wido: Mott & Co.'s turning esta’ top put upon it. While repairing the artici er discovered that there was a ‘alse bottom in it to prevent the accumulation Ol dust and dirt around the drawers. tottom were discovered several which was an envelop with Mr. writing; on it also the words aper was probably put into one of the upper drawers, and by opening it bad worked back and fell down upom the false bottom. The finding of the will stops atte Mr. Bott's partner 1 his own “My Will.” The the progress of the Wearing an officer's cap, lace. He asked the” train from which he presents. - + see. 7 Bret Harte is to have a salary of $25.00. — $0 ** it ie emidl” in the New York papers. ating off on gum-chewing gives Chi- ws cago girls the jim-jams. 7A new bounet is called the “Suttrag: isn't pretty. ev The © “roosting-p wes @7 The ‘cru tints are all the rage again this spring. S7 Scranton theatre-goers are revelling is Long Strike. They know how it is themseives. 7-4 San Francisco Judge has dismissed a B Accused Of stealing because the word was spelled complaint against a m ane goose, solely we have ascertained that been carried by the repu @7 The term “ carpet-b: worn pearly threadbare by out of fashion, and the childrenof the Pilgrim Fathers who have become citize are now called S7A lady scarce, thats all. &7 The French are evidently learning wisdom Proposed to adopt ich they have been from their defeats. It is now more in the reserves. Recently, Fear, off c gion, N. power being a large kite, the str was beid by (we persons im tRe bo: m7 They tell of one lady here who wad so) a her appet: auntnt, beloved la] * ‘aie lapety meal atineiitile ap of bones; tears fell from ber eyes. “ Poor Bijou!” sh hi would bave enjoyed them |”—({ Paris Cor. S7-Wall street. New York, is crazy about wutiful cigar girl.” She is said daughter of wealthy English parents, = bighly educated, and bas @ brother in the British Parliament. She ‘married bel ‘Auna, the be: S7 Interesting information comes from Da- rien that the exploration is he Tranght twenty tiles rod ios moses S7-A woman, fair, fat, and apparent! street y about orty, passed along the main city recently, p composedly at a segar. Her busban a age, with a downcast sir, ing the baby. world.” Whereupon a ments thus: * The art of jf waking PD per and please higher than @ kite.” |, and saidthat many things were against 2 1 the campaign would re © on the _ of the repub! = diy called for. He came forward, and addressing the meeting. TRE OLD DEMOCRATIC PaRTY, that bad been killed and buried upwards of ten years since, is now striving to rejuvenate itself, aud assumes to be the great conservative party; bot it is the same old red-mouthed radi ery that inaugurated secession ‘hon in this land, and civil war, must suffer tor “That's s0,” and “Amen to that.”| Such pretence is monstrous, and all should be on their guard against the sophistries the speakers of that party bring to bear on the weak and ignorant. Look at the Yet they are erg. ‘To whom Which of th many years? ve party is the That's the talk.’ need just sui to wake up our sleeping energies. important that the first delegate to represent this city im Congress should be a republican. How otten do we hear slurs fall from the lips of Congresemen that this is a disloyal people in tois city. He repelled the charge as untrue. The tirst soldiers who calisted for the protection of our nation’s honor were In this city, and TEE FIRST BLOOD that was spilt im the cause of liberty ani for treedow, im the late civil war, was D) triet of Columbia b! [Applanse.) Congress. who is not pag Sige who of disloyalty upon this city. At conciosion of his remarks, rounds of ap- peak ——_——. D TO-DAY, to W. H. Russell & Co.. ono. x TICR Ww. ‘THOMPSON has remo- ith street: See advert About two years ago a Mr. lor the property, and ‘ath ot Mr. Bennett an action in parti been in progress. On Saturday Mrs. ot deceased, sent a =mali bure: Oderberg ison the frontier be= tween Prussia and Austria. Not lon Jeman in Prossiau undress uniform, and at rst person he met it Oderberg was on Austrian territory, being told that it was, he imm away bis toe Aer off his outer garm: stood revealed ae an escaped French Several Prussians (railway officials) who wit- messed the act tried to Cor j him back inte the emerged, when the Austrians who were scattered around insisted that the man should not be arrested on Austr: ground, and a sharp contest ensued, in which the prisouer cordially allied himeelt with his protectors, the Austrians. The latter, greater number, gained the day and the pris- oner was sent by them to Vienn: Kep. call ¥ acareful reading of our exchanges, Oakland, ans. Hawp-hire compared with Oakland * of Fig allen dominators.” ire London got the idea into h head that the devil wat in her, and bung herself. If women go to hanging themselves tor alittle thing like that, they ste’ going to be rey ing of which claimed, meek lookin ¥ - The sight would have Susan B., and made Train weep tears of foy. G7 4 wome teacher of playing the violin requtres the cep tion ‘and tbe most sense of anp art in the known editor i that the “ art Equity Court, Judge BacArtiur.—Cincel vs. Zimmerman; order and deeree B. Schmidt geardian ad litem, and Josepn Wey- Tek. trustee. Merrick we. Dixon: order dig- charging trustee and securities. Paleoner vs. Urtermuhle. vivo. On motion of W. D. Davidge, hearing fixed for the 25th instant. Thompson ve, Smith et al.; order dissolving temporary in- jouction on defendant, Rittenhouse, fil mid in $34 penalty. Wilkes vs. Yeang et al ; order modifying terms oferder of February 1871, and requiring bond ir. penalty of $600. DeKratte ve Weigttman; order certifying to General Term the petition of guardian for deposit in conrt of certain notes by the trnstee. ach vs. Keach ecree for petition and mutual convey- ance. Leke vs. Benson et al., trustees; bond approved. Poxice Court, TO-DAY, Judge Snell.—Johan- nab Cornell came into court tais morning with a pair Of black eyes, and with asmall chitd in ber arms, charged with using loud and boister- ous language in ber own domicil, to the disturb- ce Of her neighbors, She stated that her lord and master, Timothy, was walloping her with his clenched fists; this was of annual occurrence whenever St. Patriek’s day came, and the offi- cers, instead of arresting her husband. took her in charge. Sue thonght she had come out sec- ond best all around, and the judge thought so too, and dismissed the case. Mary Griffith, dis- orderly; fined $5. Jane Curtis, same offence; fined $5. John Conway, drunk aud disorderly; fined $5. BAD Boys, Michael Cleary, Harry Mar gher, Thomas Galloway, Join He Keefe, dames O Bryan, John M. Kichard Mann were arrested by Ort, te Galla- a charged with throwing stones. ‘These . uad of bad boys, truant from school. who wore bling on 22d street and Otvorderly manner. cer 1 that yesterday they had hang ‘‘a fied paddy” on the telegraph wires, and when be came upon (bem one of the ‘oy’ had cilmbed to the top of a telegeaph pole in order to fasten the paddy up by the neck, while the others were uprearions, shouting and throwin stones at the efit. They were each taxed $2 for their amusement MAKING GEOROETOWN LIVELY. Patrick McNulty, charged with disturbing the peace and quiet of Georgetown, by shouting and behaving in a very disorderly mannar. ‘The judge stated that, in view of its being St. Patrick’s day yesterday, he would let him ott with a tax of $3. SLEEPING IX TRE STREET. John Connory, charged with obstructing the foot pavement by lyingonthe sidewalk. He wcke up this morning in the station house, and Was treated to a ride in the Biack Maria all the way to the Police Court, for which he was charged $3 when he came to settle up. MISCELLANEOUS CASES, Timothy Riley, charged with selling whisky toa minor, on the corner of Cand 13\ street Als ged with selling liquor without fi- ¢ tirst charge was postponed. and on cond he was fined $20. Kobert Holmes, a colored boy, charged with being a vagrant. it was ‘shown that he had escaped and be was sent back for thirty days. Peter Brady, charged with selling liquor at Odd Fellows’ Hall without license; fined #20. Av appeal was taken. Arthur Johnson, col- ored, charged with being a suspicious person, ‘as unable to give @ good account of himself, and was fined $5. Lewis Hamilton and Robert Johnson, charged with loud and boisterous talk- ing and fighting om 11th street wharf. These men were covered with cuts and scratches, and the marks of blood on their clothing was proof conclusive against them, and they were fined ®5 each and costs. Moses Sheckell, charged with profanity in the street; fined $3. Ad- Journed. GEORGETOWN, BOARD OF ALDERMEN.—Thie boar! met last evening, when Common Council bills tor the relief of the Corporation clerk; providing for a contingent fund for the Mayor; to pay accounts of the poor and workhouse for quarter ending December 31, 1*7¢; retunding a license paid for @ charitable concert at Forrest Hall; to pay the expenses of the late registration; and to cancel stock issued consejuent upon the purchase of the town hall, and for other pur s, were severally considered and passed. Mr. Magru- der offered an amendment to the tax bill r-- cently passed by the Counci's, which was adopted. It provides for the repeal of all special taxes, leaving collectible oniy the general tax of 70 cents on the 8100; increasing also the com- mission of the tax collector to four per cent. In offering the amendment Mr. Magruser ex. plained that there was no money on hand for Dope purposes, but that since the territorial ill had passed there seemed to be such general objection to the payment of taxes levied by the corporation that it was better to reduce the rate. A clause in his amendment provided refunding of moneys to all who had already y the taxes now proposed to be repealed. ‘T Governor had recommended the adoption of the amendment, and me counsel had advised the step. On motion of Mr. Magruder, the Corpo- ration Clerk was relieved of ail responsibility in regard to the Haddersley charity fund, and ordered to turn over the fund, with the accu- mulated interest. to the Female Union Benevo- lent Society and the Industrial Home School. Che insolvent list of tax-payers fvrnished by the late Collector, Joseph L. Simms, was approved, and the board adjourned. Common Councit.—Mr. Dunlop presented a remonstrance against paving sidewalks on 4th street; reterred. Mr. Casilear, {rom the com- mittee on grievances, reported @ resolution for the reliet of D. J. 0. Cunningham, pay ing him *300 for damages caused by the straightening of West street; passed. Mr. Marbury reported a bill remitting the tax paid on the property of the Potomac Boat Club; passed. Mr. Danlop otfered a resolution fixing the time of the meet- ings of the boards on Friday evening every twa weeks, until June 1, 171; passed. Mr. Curtis gfiered a resolution to pay the bill of Dixon & King for fuel furnished the Mayor's office and market house; passed. PotiticaL.—The republicans of the Third legislative district heldan rned oe Market Hall last night, J. Bell Adams in the chair, and P. Coakley secretary. a campaign Club was organized, and George W. Beall, Faq., was elected president, aud Orrin Wilcox seere- tary. A resolution was adopted providing for. the appointment of delegates to attend aconven-' tion to nominate a delegate in eee gong and a committee of thirteen was appointed to canvass the district. Drovers’ Kest—Thecattle market at Dro- vers’ Rest yesterday was dull. We quote sales of 300 head Of cattle at €4a€x per 100 Ibs. gross; 200 sheep were sold at $7.50 per 100 Ibs.: cows and Caives $35a865 each; veal calves brought from rs per 100 Iba. ALEXANDRIA, FISHING SEASON.—The fishing season may be considered as having fairly commenced when the fish begin to arrive from the landings i bulk. A vessel recached here this morning trom Windmill Point with two thousand berring in bulk: and several arrived with buneh fish. Among the arrivals at the fish wharf this morning was tl oop Oliver Harrison with shad from the gillers, IMPRoveMENT.—Mr. M. 6. Harlow, the ju- nior member of the tirm of Harlow X Bro., has commenced the erection of a three story brick building at the northwest corner of Fairfax’ and Princess streets, upon the site of the buili ing lately destroyed by fire. StRike.—The laborers at both the coal wharves — worked this morning and struck for higher wages.—Gazeite of last evening. Torteuxes. {5B LADIES’ and MEN'S SATOHBLS, LADIES’ DRESS TRU: SOLE LEATHER TBUNK», TBAVELING Bags, SADDLERY and RABNESS, CABRIAGE ROBBS, &c., &o., KEAT VARIETY. 10! In @BEA Vien sant PRIOBS FoR MANUFACTOKY ov JAMES 8. TOPHAE @ CO., wenswa SEVENTH STREET, ‘One door above Udd Fellows’ Haul.. Ce ee “testes L, M. TAYLOR. m. D._ Nezcs TO CONTBACTORS. City Hall, Washinsion i. { Ate gt 5 Y ~ GITY ITEMS Srmxe Orasise, On Monday I thail offer an-assortment of | Spring Goods of an unusuail acter, andshall add thereto such articles as may be really desirable. Having moved the woollen and taiori partment to the second foor, 1 am en! announce a large stock of choice goods for geo- flemen’s garments, shown by a superior light, and ready to be made in the best manner by Mr Gray, of Washington, and Mr. Stokes, of Loo don. 1, the ready-made clothing depart- ment shall receive thorou many novelties will be inti extensive char- luring the season attention, amd jaced at popular Tam now having made during the dull se: son many articles by m Will be offered quite as low as inferior artic! In the furnishing goods department is the largest assortment of Dress Shirts tor gentle- to be found in this ranted equal to any in the countr; Several novelties will be introduced in shirts this season. No unsound or unserviceable goods wit! know- ingly be offered in any department. and with the care taken in the inspection, such will rarely Linen Collars, Handker:hiefs, Half Hose, &c., in large supply at popular prices. &c., from the leading houses of London and New York. ; As heretofore, I shail continue tooT:r m One Price Only, marked in plain figures, from which no devia tion will be permitied. Gro. OC, HENxiso, Wy aa Flower Pots, Card Baskets, Silver-plated Ware, received at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelcy Store, 407 Pennsylvapia avenue, between 43; and Se eS ALL THE LEADING STYLES of boys’, youths’ and mens’ Clothing at Oak Hail. oe AW ENTIRE NRW STOCK of Spring Clothing for men, youths, and boys just ope: hibition at Eiseman & Bro.'s House, 505 7th street, May Building. posses Ze Howzery is the best policy in medicine as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is well as in other things. & genuine preparation of that u medicine aud blood paritier, dec! to the poor imitations hers Trial proves it. HEMPLER has urlnometere and hydrometers. plhab inne seek tees GEnERAL Notics.—1 take the liberty to in- form the ladies ef the city and vicinity that the Buttrick & Co.’s pattern de- fore in the —- celebrated E. (Fr orencaToN come Curne’s Orrtor, March 05, 4801 The bills fer general aw! apecia! taxes for the year Is71 wre reacy for delivery ‘Fhe Unileeter ie@irect ed_to Make Sy aoatrment of ten percentuaa on all taxes pait ouor efor the lst ot April aut aing A gover utates the fol ters of «aid cites ad Levy Gourt, shall be ine purposes, to wit: For Tm y due to said cittes orto said Levy mnt of all contracts ites reapective ly, or by mai¢ Levy Oonrt. and all taxes heretofere anessed remaining uppatd.”’ ete SUEO W. BEALL, Ootiector. Wasnincton, March 15, 1871, Geo W. Bratt. Bsq.. Goue a Dear Pr: inrepiy ro your tavor of thistiate, I have to say that TE see no reason or aeersecry for « second levy of taxes (gener nd 9p ur local pUrposes in Georgetown for the current year pure. very truly. HD. COOKE. mbl6é de a Pertators: POTAT 2,600 tu hels POTATOES now landing from schooner Veniiia,”’ from Por land. oe v sale in lots to suit purchasers, by ‘ ATE mbis-6t_ if 109 Water streat Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Aact’r; Georgetown. On THURSDAY, March 234, a ®.:. » We will offer at public «ai that very valu: Mr J.mes KR Biely, sttuated 1 D.C adjoining Reno city, and containing two acres efground, This property commands @ besntifal of ibe city and surrounding country and would RGETOWN. 13th March, 1871.— is not ard has ne ¥ business SNELLING ovr. In conseqrence of the death of the senfor partner, and the early closing out ot our business, wa oft the entire stock im cur establishment. cone in art of PIANOS. ORGANS. SHAUL IN“TEU MENTS. MUSIC BOOKS. STATION and FANOY ARTICLES at and below c SBEET MUSIC at the 6 of five cents er sheet, Parties wishing to invest in a lucrative business, atan eld established stand, can bap’ the Stock amd Fixtures cheap and on easy terms. Inquire at OE & SELIGSON’S, Im___198 Bridge st., Georgetown, D. 0 B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r.; Georgetown. BUSTEFS’ SALE OF VALUABLE iM. . PROVED re = GEORGE A GOOD CHANCE FOR’ PERSONS DESIRING TO GO 1N10 THE LIME BUSI Ss OR INVESTMENT. By virtue ef adeed of trast dated March ith, A. D. 1870, and recerded in liber 613, folios 270 mb 3 partment will be re-established in about ten r’s Sewing Machine agency, under the Lincoln Hall, 9th and D streets. days at the Sin, ——_e—_ CaLivornta CaTawBa Wis _* 420 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows’ NovELTIEG Im Neck Wea Franc’s, 431 ith street. the city. No branch stores. ——>——__ For Corns, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other diseases of White's establishment, No. 535 15th Posite United States Treasury. —e—_—_ Buy Tax Catzsi at the Original The cheapest arid ip the feet, visit Dr. RATED “ FRANO” COLLARS, the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale at the Original Franc’s, 431 7th street. for the name. No branch stores. 3,2,1: MONRBY and buy your Gent’s Fur- e Original Franc’s, 431 7th street. s eapest Store in the city. No peasck eee BALBRiagan Hoes for ladies, ing low price of 75 cents, at O. ~— es th Baum’s Corset Factory, 408 7th st. Grrr’s Hatr Ho grades, in Cotton, Lis} to suit the most econo: Franc’s, 4317th street. Grmat vannery i War or three pleats—eylets, butt im front or in bac! Franc’'s Gent's Furnishing Stor at Popular Prices. No branch g! GEWT’s AnD Lapizs’ alleizes. A new asso Wanm’s Corset Factor ot all the different and Mes ino, at prices ical, at We Ori branch stores. Sarets—one, two tons or stads—open $—at the Original 431 7th street, tores. 3,2,1: Kid Gloves at #1 a pair, tment ge Teceived at O. N OTICE TO BUILDERS! - We invite the attenti n of Builders and othors to SLATE MANTELS, which we flatter ourselves {s the largest and best as- »if not tue most complete © lately added some new no donbt, ther forted sock in Washi cf es ‘sod Domertic, and, considering Quality; Siyleand Finjan ofonr ——— in prices. Our stock also comprises LATROBES of five different makes, openings in mantels made to MEB PIEOEBand GAS FIXTURES at variety and of the most desirab! Siu vet, al b are enabi: LOOKS, VASES, STATUALY., LAMPS, &c. All tices, HAMILTON & PEARSON, mi7_No.4,¥.M.C. A. Build..cor. 9th and D ats, SEE ne D ote. Facts Speak fer Themselves! A FEW OTHER AND DESIBABLE AND GoOD ARTICLES WHIOB Can BOUGST FoR ONE DOLLAR, SILVERBERG'S LET SETS, of § piecer, fringed LET SETS, of 7 pieces, scarlet, om LACE TIDIBES, size 224 tect, OME LAVE HDKFS, linen cam SWISS MUBLIN CHEMISETTES. very hand- Lace COLLARS, in diferent of ladies’ half regalar WHITE Oor- d, and Bere to ya VERi naNpsi nter. with reediew: Leman MALTESE indsome ROMAN SCABFS. all silk. Rew styles oes SILK FRINGED received afull ea of Ladies’ IRUN in beavy pig tit weight, and WH HALF HOSE, toes, four pairsfor $1. Also, ats LENE POO ever oftered in the le at four for 91. iD AND HEM! i) CORDED A E HOSE, sui eel! them three heels ED CAMBEIC MMED LINEN ING HDEF, worth 8 cents, LINES CUFFS AND given away. i S i ay, SILVERBERG’S, 312 SEVENTA STREBT, mis Near Pennsytvanis avenue. javanma Segars. Just received, an tpvoices of PARTAGAS, ESPANOLA, NGARO, ANTIQUEDAD, JOVEN AMERICA IN LONDRES, CONCHAS, PRINCES 4 #INA, LONDRES DE OORTB, PRESSED ABD ROUND, which we offer at NEW YORE PRICES. + Jat Fecelved a amall lot of eur Dew Tavorite PUNOHINELLO. THOMAS RUSSELL, (Successor te B. 6, Dyer @ O..) 913 PENESYLVANIA AVERUB. DBL waa f the land records of Washing. to uty, District of Columbia, the nnd ned ‘Trustece Will sell at public au: ‘ec on TUBSDAY, the 2 D. 1571 those ohms of a Iying aed Being iat ground lying a1 Gcurgetown, istrict of lots or =. eas addition to Columbia. and known Dumbered 1, 2, 3.4. 5.6 and 7 of the private sub- division of original lots 21, 22. 23 and 24, ead's addition, as made by the ford. deceased, $4 the same are described on the in the su eon the heirs fe tion of his said for parti estate, the stituting the four original lots abo e being improved onria) large ime Kil capable of burning aboat pui resell at bia or their risk and costs after f ablic notice in some newspaper in the District of ‘columbia. All stamps, conveyancing and recording at the purchaser's cost sary THOS DOWLING. § Trastess. OTIOE. From and after March Ist. 1:71, no account will be allowed to BUN OVER 90 DAYS. No deviation from above rule en account of persons. 7-Im ‘ F. M. LAZENBY NEW SPRING Goons. BENJAMIN MILLER, 101 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN Has just received @ large assortment of SPRING GUODs, cf the newest styles, embracing LADIES’ DRESS 0 3 Spring Cassimeres for Meu and Also, 8 complete assortment of Cotton Gocds, Mourning Goods; Alpacas, Money can be giving us acal deteruiiued to's ine Es? 'crar sorics. Im consequence of my removal from the District on the let of May. I hereby notify all having Goods posited. or Watches and Jewelry, to repait at my ace, 73 Bridge street , Georgetown, to redeem them fore the 28th April, 1871 Any Goods left over bat date will be suld at public auction, without further notice. re . | Pledges om hand already. Stock and 3 tures for sale. mh2-tf SELIG GOLDSTEIN, Sen. i PA! FOB LADIES’, GENTS AND Cicutebaed te CAST - OFF OLOTHIN' TS, etc., at L. GBABWOHL'S.173: 5 . Beige streot, 6 ote, by mail from a ee INSURANCE. a ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPARY. No. 173 BROADWAY, HEW YORK. CAPITAL AND ASSETS. -8100,000 Linen ¥ we are mahi7-tr All non “two payments wi Annual divi: Gends now forfelabie, jo extra rates for female mrhity aye’ grace allowed in payment of pre Wo Forfeiture of Policies for Non-payment © Brptcey Bares, Soe Company are reduced se low as to equal in some CERT, 1 ADV. 26 SEB CERT, DIVIDEND IN ADVANCE. IB. 8. H. Keutinann, Frees 8. Sercot, V Press. 5 ter, Ass’t Seo, I. @. Kimball, Atty. m0. . 1. @. ¥ fs 4 Bx. bert H. Graham, Eighoaro Youngs, =" ok Go J... Witherow. Geo. F. Guilick. Gensel Agena fy Duma ot ‘or Jané-4m 17 ith street, opposite Post jee. ————————— ere Fire! Fire! B RECENT HEAVY LOSSES Hav rae Stn Paomeaey orust en * IMSUBANCE BOO: 2.M. HANSON AND B. LEWIS BLACKFOBD, 619 SEVENTH STESET, OPPOSITE Post OFFICE, Bi WHO LIEGE on YE eto gAND WHO INSURE PROPERTY In TEE BEST COMPANIES AT LOWEST BaTEa. ORGANIZED 40G UST 96, 1970. ! asm . @1e0.cee ——————————————— ye SEWING MACHINE Is THE BEST MACHINE BVEBOUONSTRUCTED. Call at the office, 816 F STREET, sre amine tt. Bold op monthly instalments of Ten 1» E.B. EI . y LLLOOTT, ., Tp FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO. CLOTHING. cian a Ea Be ee 608 iicitada io 608 | [SE OLD mravavanrzes a FoR Xo Rite Batra MESS MACKEREL SEEN EP eETerCE. 2% Bois. Extra No.) do. Hoge ite EXTRA COMFISH at £0 Bble, LABRADOR HEBKING, 300 Bushels JACKSON WHITE POTATOES. | OAK BALL, 7th street. BRYAN B 608 Penosyle mb cole Opposite Mecropoli . ropes finest in the market. ST GUNPOWDER. =" TISBEr IMP all new D od at wath me ree ROW NIN wart York ps onr stock of it otyl®, by B.M. Barker, Antrim, B. H. alo MASONIC TEMPLE. wt. CHANDLEB. | 5 424 oan as oars SE BROWNING & MIDDLETON mbirim NEW STYLES Pe outa if of thetr Rees ee apa ne COLONG FRA. GPG! por geass. Wye Sse vaiey mancracremina NEW STYLES OF ae been P F COMBoIMEETE Lbe| MEN'S, YOUTH'S AND BoY’S GLOTHING, Which we offer at the LOWEST PRICES. ‘INEST ‘ST ENGLISH Bi FINEST EN . * & MIDDLETON's, Pennsylvania avende. —_ COF! Geptlemen Who desire to dress well and tastefally, MOCHA, | OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, Qd to do & economically, CEYLON, LAGUAYRA, MARACAIBO BLO, ROASTED COFFEE ALL @BADES: ane for sale low, by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, Bec mended to Examine our Stock of 614 Penn READY-MADE CLOTHING Bo. 1 MFSB awp Nod FAT Ma a } FURNISHING GOODS. Bo LEOUNG URNISHING G Ss. G ; CODEISH and SCALED KERBING, WE STILL KEEP ON LAND, AND MAKE TO PERE WY OBDEM, THE ob BROWNING & MIDDLET: 614 Per Ive aven FRENCH YORE SHIRTS, ing and the Beet Made Shirt in this or #. Prices as low an the lowes eleowhore ASTRAL OIL. pciewate Depot for Prait’s Nom- Explosive Astral Ott. sue Just re ino 1,00) pega hae a pe = ted wot toeaplode. ‘Trade supplicd ei Now ; ‘OAL WALKE . BROWNING & mEDDLETON, | NOAII WALKER & CO. snaylvauis avenue. S1l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WIN ec. Oar stock of WINBB and LIQUORS te vor su edar MrrRoroniraN Hower com — ee... ete. and Ot b V this side ot —_ Row Nork.. It compriscetine bent’ brads of Ube 3. HEIBERGER, be, aN ONE which can be foand— * (Bnecessor to H. F. Lorper @ Co e's “Carte Blauche’” Champagne, CITIZENS, ALMY AND NAVE c RCHANT TAILOR, Moctt @ Ghatidar, (Green Beal.) io | Metropolitan Hote! Brown's.) G,H-Mamm's"Dry Verzenay” 30. | eee Be. 300 Pass ane Wal wate. Pieasont Valley “Carte Blanche” do. | — Pleasant Valley “Paris Exposition” do | DENTISTRY. A & Co. Cognac Brand: Hennessy he 4 Fs aevotinte: 4 & 0» Commec Brandy, A. PRATT. Graduate of Oblo College of California Bravdy. ar ieire Wines D Dental Surgery. 422 7th street, be. berry, twee: nd E vorth. W Pure Malaga, | price to Inboring persona Riteva JSOHESTOR, or BALTIMORE LOCK HUSPITAL, OFFiv: Reduction in Prices. METZGER @ BYLES, 417 SEVENTH STREET. @ext ro Uppy BLLOWs’ Hats We reepectfully call the attention of the pubtic to SLNE GBOURBIES, Tl 8, WINES, ac., creative all of the FINEST QUALITY and nearly af! pur chased since the DECLINE OF TARIFE, waich | “ie who places tinal! ceiet tes coe ot as 9, benefit we most cheerfully give the consumer, — é fm md oR one — OBGANIO WEAKNESS A.call from the public ts solicited, ae we arecons. | “This distreasing Giecion wich ener tie ates dent we can please both in regard to PRIUBS ane | Sythe victine of ingens tana ey bala @00!) too ommit cesses —— -. Betog aware of ‘the’ dreadful ‘conssyucnees that Dot OFF GROORBIBES. eusue. Sow, whe tat an —~ _—_— subject PER CENT. LOWER sooner by those falling Into improper babies prpenecat Sibrs pet ak ener ot Excellent ve eyeaptease o ‘boty und miodartoa! aa doaaeeaie ye jostem Bi taee decanted the phretcal nod’ men: Prime Bio, 19¢. per I irritability, dy=pepaia, Nation . ‘White Bio, 2c. per Ib bart ipdigetion. Toustitutronel Settlity and wane saaresasieaee thal the ‘cunsamption, decay an@ Canton Syrup only ae, por . pf oun Two pars. FJ per . Prime he clendere ured Shouiders(amall),12%c. perib. Braak- | Who keep them trifling efter month taking fect Bacos ag per ib. Porto ice and inyarious compounds, should spat row, 10. per - Groen Uorn ae “pet | Member of the Londen, Can, $525 ibs. Best Glades Butter, 7c. per ib. ¢ ent oS \aysone 7 insta siesbeet ns suecen. taps, Foe ler 2 awder Tee for 4 astonishing cares that wero ever Kaown: mace BiB, Reperias Sa toro. ber Seen sod rare wes ‘Coes 1 Tb. Fire test Coal 01 ja bachdcinees. ‘sith freqacet bisekine ae one eat, tab Tic perat Sended ometiaee w derangement of mind: were Meal, Dried Oherries, &c , 7 ki ‘AkE PA! L 108. ¥ @ BEO., J. eddnossan ail tases wae teoe " fea 351 Pa. avenue, bet. 34 and am st oy indulgence, aod Ky | Fic ria Butt beay and’ snd untuing Reet BOILED CIDER APPLE SAUCE. ee iy aabiis viet Weane BOILED CWWER APPLE 8AUCE, Ret be | i f if i rf cough end symptoms of UST BECEIVED, 600 BULKETS. We have {Glged ip from evil companions of at school . wnich are n cured. reuders 000 BUCKET JUST BBUBIVED. both mind and bod, ? ° the prideof bis parents, should be suatcbed from of enjoyment of life by the conse- suena Sevrating from the pat of uatare. and ie: before contemplating . @ultabie size tor Femiites MABBIAGB, Beficct that ® sound mind and Becessary reyDisites to counmbial Dappi- Dees. Indeed, withoat ¢ the journey thi ———- life becomes a weary pil¢rimage.the voaty A choice article, ip in real New Bagiang Price moderate. The Trace supplied at JUBBING BATES. BLPHONZO YOUNGS, GBOCEE AND T MBBOBART, PEKIN AND YEDDO TEA “Ss 1” U: Indians evens aud let street ’ what Ee Be ORE emt | MS,