Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1871, Page 4

EVENING STAR. DAY......00......-Aprit 6, 1s72. LOCAL NEWS. ANUSENENTS, ac. National Treater—F.S. Chantran as “San.” Forepaugh’s Circus and Menagerie, 6th street and cana! Lmcoin Hall—Prot. Cromwell's Art Exbibi- tice. Prof. Pratt, the Horse Educator, 3 and E ‘Streets. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 498 7ty street. Barlow's Gallery of Oil Paintings, 16 Penn- fylvania avenue— New pictures just received. —— BEGISTERING THE VOTERS. Commencement of the Second Kegis- tration. ‘To-day, the Foard of Registration resamed Me session in the Criminal Court room, City Mail, for the purpose of adding to the lists the names of those who have not heretofore been Tegistered in the several legislative districts, and striking from the lists those not entitled to register. A temporary table has been con- structed nearly the entire width of the court- room. at which are seated the members of the board. each attending to applicants from two districts, with the assistance of a cierk—the | number of every two districts being logibiy | marked above register for those two dis- tricts. Quite a large crowd was present on the open- ing; bat the larger proportion seemed to be pre- sent merely asspectators. The number regis- ‘ering was not solarge as was expected, and those registered embraced about equal num- bers of colored and white voters. The number registered up to 2o’clock did not exceed 700, and most of the colored applicants claimed wry'# farm. in the First, and Howard's baild- ings, in the Twenty-tirst district, as their places ef residence. ut few incidents worthy of note occurred ring the day. one of them being the applica- thon to register Mr. G. F. Coakley, late a of the Crim » baili:t Court, who was represented as fact, he died a few days since. of the seventh precinct, was Pretent with a force of officers stationed at the trance of the room, and the applicants were arshalled in the door to the east wing of the bal!, passing out at the west door of the room. Some of the republican committees are very active an the ground, the Fourteenth district baving a working committee with vehicles con- tantly engszed, and other districts are repre- “ semted by efhcient workers, ——* Hoty Tavrspsy—To-day is Holy Thursday, and in the Catholic and Episcopal churches it is celebrated with much soley ity. In ali the Catholic churches the Consecrated Host was taken from the main altar this morning at the end of mass, and deposited in a side repository, beautifully decorated and lighted with hundreds of candles, where ft will remain until Holy Saturday commemorative of the body of oar blessed Lord resting in the tomb. The main altars in all Catholic churches were stripped of all their ornaments this morning after the re- moval of the Sacred Host. No bells will be Turg OF organ sounded to-day or to-morrow, the services being of the most impressive and solemn character. To-morrow is Good Friday, commemorative of the crucitixion of our Ke- deemer, and upon this day therolemn adoration of the Cross is —— At this ceremon: the congregation, clergy taking the proceed to the altar, and, bending before a cru- eifix, Kies it in token of their veneration. In most of the Catholic Churches the beauti- ful and rolemn office of the Tenebrae wil! be celebrated on this and to-morrow evening. Tue ¢ of Tenebrae is given to this impressive ecremonial trom the circumstance that in the courte of ft all the candles on the sanctuary are estinguished. The six candies in the altar and the fifteen candies placed on the epistle side all burning at the beginning of the office, signify the lights of faith, the fundamental article of which—the mystery of the Blessed Trinity—ts Fepresented by a triangular candiestick. At the repetition of the fourteen antiphons, that of candies in the triangular candle- e extingtished. and at the last six verses enedictus those on the altar are putout. But the fifteenth candle, representing the light of the world, our Saviour, is only hidden for a time under the altar, and afterwards brought Out again, still burning. to signify that though Christ, according to his humanity, died and was laid m the sepnilebre, yet bh cording to his divinity is body again to life. 4 pervades the altar while the miserere and Prayer are said, reminds usof the darkness that eovercd the whole earth at the death of the Saviour; and the notse made at the end of the prayer .epresents the confusion of nature for the its anthor, when the earth trembled, the rocks were rent, the graves opened, and the Yeil of the tempest was torn. o was always alive which be raised darkness which Tre OLpest INHABITANTS’ AssoctaTion met yesterday afternoon, Dr. J. 1. Blake in the chair, and Mr. J. Carroll Brent secretary, when the following souvenirs of old tiues were presented to the association From Dr. Corne- lias Boyle. a bound volume of Dunlap & Clay- pool's Amcricam arly Advertiser, published in M4: from Dr. Biake, an interesting tetter written by his father, Dr. James H. Blake, (who was Mayor of Washington at the time,) to Dr. Frederick Mav. an eminent and leading phys Guar cian of the citr; from Mr. John F. Volume of he Washington Chronicle, a week'y Biterary paper, for the year 1828; from Mr. Bal back, @ copy of the Journal of the House of Representatives for the vear 1813. ee RRANGEMENTS VoR THE EMANCTrATION OELXPRATION.A geveral meeting of colored people of the District of Columbia was held at Upion League Hall last evening te make ar- Tangements for the emancipation celebration to take place on the Ith of April. Perry Carson was chairman and ©. B. Fish er secretary. A delegation of the Cooke and Chipman clab of the itieth district, headed by Mr. Snod- — ere present. Col. Carson was elected mars -im-chief for the posed procession, with authority to select hivaitee : —————— THE Jrxion Crass of the Coll ment of Hi lege Depart. ard Culversity held an interesting evening at the Unitrersity. interesting exercises were declama- &c., in English, Latin, and larris, Montgomery, Ala.: R. L. a; A. SS inet u Ten OH Alexandria, yD. S. beg E.€ oC. OH ton, D. Bordentown, N. J., and Hand, Obio. ——— ‘TA® Mupicat Soctery of the District of Co- jumbia last evening elected the following dele- gates to the American Medical Association, whieh assembles May 5, in San Francisco, Cali: fornia —Drs. H. Magruder, D. R. P. Johrston, J. W. Bulkley, H. McBiair. Grafton Tyler, ©. Kiley, Thomas Miller, Thompson. A.¥. P. Garnett, T. C. Smith, Wm. Marbory, Thomas F. Maury, Thomas Antisell, aud A. PF. A. King. eae IMPROVEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT’S GROUNDS. A® soon as the Congressional appropriation is available (July Ist next) for the improvement ot the public buildings and ods, the park south of the Executive mansion will be at once extended and bdeautitied. ‘The flag sta‘t will be removed tothe middle of the newly constructed semi-circular sweep, and the music stand for the weekly performances of the Marine Band will be removed from its present location and be placed in that vicinity. —— * Tax PAavine ContRacts—Motion to Dissolve the Temporary Injunction Overruled—In the Feuity Court, yesterday, the counsel for re- spondents in the case of the District of Co- lombia against Emery et al.—bill to restratn defendants from executing the paving con- tracts— made a inotion to dissolve the temporary defendants might go on the case is settled, which was overruled. —_-—— Crmiwat Covet Apsovugsmp Over —Yee- terday, the Criminal Co ‘Tue Sons oF Jomap, last night at Gonz were made by Jobn way, Horace W: and other Puisowens Sent To Gen. J id read the HovstKeerers and others "s bargains shou! advertisement in to-day ree. or to » glass. housekeeping articles, . ‘ope of Charles Ulirich, Jr. = + apple avenue, between 9th and luth Teets. Tee GERMAN Vereeaw Uxton met jast night at Arbeiter Hall, John Trzelak in the ebair; Hugh Eicholtz, secretary, when Gen. N. Chipman was unanimously elected an honor- ary member. a A Coor® 4: Carre. Frac will be un- forled in the nteenth district this evening at Go’elock, at the corner of Virginia and 6th street south. A eats ——__»¢__ Faow J. C. Parker we have 4; for April 15, and Berlin Die e*ttion) for April fashions and BRAUTIFCL sTYLEs ene and enamel, Pr'gg’t, on the aver ‘eton's Journal welt ( lish an illustrated magazi: cotny ine for Plated Sleeve Buttons, at two dollars a sett, at ue, near 4 st. BFPUBLICAN MEETINGS. | 1 te the Support | Al oticeatde feature of the republican meet- ie that they represent nearly all classes | UK INI*H CITIZENS "PALL INTO LINE POR | cutrtiam, | Anenthusiastic meeting# Trish citizens an? nds from several Gistricts in this neld last evening, to consult as to who w: | ed to their support for Delegate in Uon- gress. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Michael Duffy, and Oharles F. McGill, Eeq., was appointedsecretary. After several speeches were made aseries of resolutions were intro- McGill and adopted indorsing of General Chipman and the platform of the repmblican party. RTY FOR CHIPMAN. mass meeting, largely was held at Kock Creek Church, Fort Saratoga, last evening, Mr. Joseph Smith in the chair, and Mr. Jacob Frazier secretary. Messrs. A, M. Green, George W. Hatton, 8. G. Brown, L. H. Douglass, Joseph Williams, and 0. P. Ander- ron addreseed the meeting length on the various iseues of the campaign. During the evening @ resolution was unanimonsly adopted ratifying the nominations made by the repub- leans of the District of Colambia, and heartily incorsing the recommendation of the general convention of Frederick Douglass for the office oC Secretary, toon to be vacated by General Chipman. #ERMAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS POR ORIPMAN, A large and harmonious meeting of Ger- man citizens who served the country as fiers and sailors in the war for the preser- nm of the union, was held in the hall of the rman Veteran Band” last evening, when Gen. Gerhardt was elected president, and Capt. Hugo Eichholtz secretary. Major Treziak. Col. Faehtz and several other speakers ad- dressed the meeting, and a series of resoia- thong were adopted strongly indorsing the nomi- ion of Gen. Chipman as Delegate to Con- gress. ‘attended, A COORE AND CHIPMAN CLUR was organized in the Twentieth district last night, with Samuel Strong president and W. S. Bord secretary, and # resolution was alop- ted er dotsing the nommation of N. P. Chipman he appointments on the Board of Pablic Works. on ERM4N DEMOCRATS. The Meeting Last je=tet. MR. MERRICK RISES TO EXPLAIN. A meeting of Germans was called at Odd Fellows’ Hall last night by the democratic mane agers in order to give Mr. Merrick an opporta- rity to explain as to certain remarks of hix at the French sympathy meeting at Lincoln Hall, im which he is-reported to have commented un- favorably on the course of the Germans in France. Mr. Louis Schade called the meetin, to order, and Mr. A. Eberly was elected presi- dent, with George Wiliner, Charles Klomav, i = Dr. Fred. Schmidt, George Juene- mann, Charles Mades, Christian Ruppert, Fer- dinand Schlegel, George Emmet, George Car!, Jobn Ardeeser, B. Geier, John Howard. Gustay Kablert, Christian Lederer, Fred. Heider, Her- mann Richter, Frederick Volk aud John’ Wal- ker, vice presidents. Mr. Schade, chairman of the committee on Fesolutions, reported @ series declaring that while they are willing to give every child with- out regard to race or color a substantial educa- tion they are opposed to mixed schools, that while the radical candidate and the convention have kept an ambiguous silence regarding the question, the democrats and conservatives have removed all doubts by inscribing on their ban- ners their desire that black shal] remain black, and white remain white, and that they are against any mixing of the racesin the public schools, as that only will lead to amalgamation, That in Mr. Merrick they have fou: who will carry out those principles and defend the rights of the adopted citizens, now so often srsailed and disregarded by the party in power, and they will give him their most ty sup- yort. . Mr. Eberly delivered @ short address on taking the chair, during which Mr. Merrick entered the hall,’and after music by the Ma- Tine Band he was introduced, and said he ap- peared at the request cf German citizens to vindicate bis position toward them. He dented that he had spoken at the Frencii fair, but acknowledged that he did addrees a meeting at Lincoln Hall toafford material sympathy for France. He denied thatbe had insulted the German or any other nationality at that meet- ing, but did hope on that occasion that Freoch liberty would penetiate into Germany. That opinion be uo jenger entertained, however. He fenied that be bad said during’ the campaign that if he was elected to Congress be should go there to represent the interests of the demo- crate and conservatives, but did say that he should, if elected to Congress, go there b ne votes ot the democrats and conservatives | ot the District, but when - there he should cease to be a partisan, and should represent the interests of the entire He then tried to get rid of "that baby,” but hig auditore did not seem inclined to adopt it. lie then stated that nearly a week ago Le wrote Mr. Chipman a note inviting him to meet him (Mr. Merrick | in open debate before the people (o discuss the issues of the campaign, and that he bad received gu equivocal reply from that gentleman declining the honor. “He yaoted from Mr. Chipman’s speech, and was inter- rupted by some one in the audience, who de- nied that the republican y desired mixed schools. Amid cries of ‘ Put him out,” one of the vice presidents of the meeting escorted the friend of free speech to the door, and Mr. Mer- tick concluded his explanation, which »ccom- pliched the object of the meeting, aud it ad- journed. THE DEMOORATS and conservatives of the First district were addressed at Uniontown last vight by Jud, W. M. Merrick and Messrs. R. T. Merric Jamee G. Payne, R. 8. Daris and E. A. Kyther; also by Mr. Bannon, of Maryland. —_-—_—— Presbytery of W: 4 After our report closed yesterday, Kev. Dr. Smith introduced Benjamin Williamson and Joseph T. Kelly (the T & son of Moses Kelly, Eeq.. of this city,) as candidates for the ministry. They were examinedon experimental religion and taken under the care of the Pres- bytery. Reports of the several standing committees were received and adopted. The committee of arran, its for the ordi- Bation and installation of Mr. Riddle recom- mended that the Moderator preside; Kev. 5. S. Mitchell preach the sermon, ltev. Dr. Widdi 5 of Martinsburg, Va., Ere the cl to the pastor, and Kev. B. F. Bittinger gi charge to the people. A report from the committee to prepare a Listory of the Presbyteries reported their labors as nearly completed, and that when finished it would make a I2mo. book of nearly 300 pages. This work will embrace a full history of a!l the Presbyterian churches of this city, George- town, dnd Alexandria, together with a bio- stapbical sketch of thelr pastors. ‘The committee on sessional records mail their Teports, which were considered and adopted, after whi ch @ recess was taken until 7.30 Pm. The Presbytery assembled at the hour ap- Pointed, when @ social meeting was hel:l and addresses were made by Revs. Drs. Sunderland, Smith, and Beach. A large cougregatiou was present, and the addresses were listened to with great interest for upwards of an hour. A resolution of thanks was adopted to the congregation of the 15th street church for their generous hospitality, and also to Mr. Johfi A. Gray for furnishing the Presbytery with refresh- ments on the occasion. ? The committee on narrative made a report, which pe adopted. eeise The Presbytery then adjourned to meet at Falls Church on the 2ith instant, eS Rear Estate SALe—Mr. Thomas E. Wagga- man, auctioneer, sold at decree of court sale yesterday afternoon those go eerie lying at and 9th streets, The three upon whic! the Christian Church is situated were bought by the a ip yen at $1.05 per foot, the one adjoining en east by G. M. Baker at $1; the next two, by James Fraser, at $1.01 and $1.10; that on the corner by Wm. He uires, at $1.25. er lot lying in the rear of these, and fronting on street, was bo: Henry J. Hoyle at 69 cts. Consi: the » the upon which they are situated, and in view <= apes = made upon it, prices are regarded as low by judges of the value of real estate. = ConwER Storm oF a Barrier Cavech Laip.—At 2 o'clock Cartler.—To-day, & Champion; Potrcwe Court To-pay, Judge s . H, Thomas, with selling inety wa = fined #5." gona license; fined $20. Lucretia with enticing prostitution; Tuning cart without a number; Btine, colored, charged wae ried Fra 8. jarceny or several articles of clothing {rom Mrs. Depen; ! fred #5. Peter MulhoRan, charged with assault and battery on Jubn Shirloek by knocking hi down two Cights of stairs and allerwards jamp- ing ow bimw aid cutting him about the head; fined €5, and put under #10 bonds to keep the peace. Thomas Magill, colotew, charged with assault and battery on Mary Magill, bia wife; rot proven and the case dismi-sed. Jolin Mason, colored, charged with assow!lt apd battery on Obaries Queen, entting him over the head with a whip and knocking him down and driving a horre and cart over him; not sustained and the case dismissed. Robert Wilitams, colored, as- sault and battery on John W. Walker; fined $1. SAVED $3 BY STUTTERING. Alfred Pewell, colored, charged with pro- fanity. The case was proved by a pretty willin; witness, and Powe!l was tined &3. Powell ask: to be allowed to call Charles Dorsey, a witness to prove that he did not use cig aber and he ( Powell) stammered so bad t! it ia him several minutes before he could be under- stood, and the judge recalled his decision and dismissed the case, it appearing plain that he could not do much cursing. HOW MR. HINES GOT A PISTOL IN HIS POCKET. Mr. J. Hines, charged with ition bq deadly concealed weapon, a pistol. He said he owned @ boat, and yesterday he sent her to George- town, and started himself to walk around to that place, but got tight on his way there. d some one put a pistol in his pocket, whi knew nothing ef, tined $20. John Ogieton ored, @runk and disorderly in Georgetown; fined $5. cL¥aRRED. In the case of John Kelly, arrested in George- town yesterday as being accessory to the bur:- ing ot Lee’s property, District Attorney Cioss this morning entered prose GEORGETOWN, LiveLy Time AMoNe THE FourtTs District DeMoceraTs—A Victim Selected on the Second Bal- lot. & mass meeting of democratic and conses- vatives voters of the Fourth district waa held last night at Forrest Hall to nominate a dele- gate to the lower branch of the legislature; Mr. Jos L. Simms in the chair and Mr. James Dick- son secretary. The chair announced the object of the meeting and invited nominations; first appointing as tellers Messrs. Joseph Libbey, jr., J. W. Gross and C.H. Gordon. Wm. A. Gor- don, jr., nominated Wm. Marbury. (Tremend- us Cheering.| Wm. A. Hutchings nominated Wm. L. Denlop: J. A. Riley nominated James D. McGill, GF. Robinson nowurmated Hilleary Burrows, ‘D. F. Robinson nominated Joa. J. Simms, who at once declined: Grafton Tyler nominated Joseph H. Bradley, jr., who also de- clined. THR VOTE was then taken, and resulted: Marbury, 84: Danlop, Burrows, 20; McGill, 8. The ‘two highest candidates were then atnounced for the next ballot, and Mr. Burrows got the floor and said he would withdraw in taver of Wm Marbury, as he was eatisfied that Mr. Dunlop ad EMISSARIES HERE BUYI vores. Mr. J. H. Bradley, jr., declared what Mr. Burrows had said about Mr. Davlop was false. Mr. Burrows rejoined that the geutieman’s own statement was falee. Here there was consid- erable excitement for awhile, when the chair interrosed, saying that such 'matrers as thare sion better be settled outside, and in the confu- A SROOND HALLOT was taken, resulting 9 Si; so Mr. Dunlop (Cries of “Victim! t you Stak this evening’ The chair ap- Mesers. Gordon, Libbey and Hutchins @ committee to wait on Mr. Dunlop and escort bim to the hall. After an absence of a tew minutes the committee returned, and reported that they could not fin uccesstul candi- date. It was resolved that the officers of the present club act —— the present campaign, and the chair appointed the following executive committee :—David Goddard, V. Shinn, John Beadle, William F. Davis, James Dickson, W. A. Hutchins, John Beavis, W.'A. Gordon, M. F. Butler, W. a O88, H. King, and James le Also, the followin, ice committee :—W. A. Hutchins, W. A. Gordon, jr., Thomas Probey, and Gratton Tyler, jr. Joseph L. Simma was added to the finance committee, and the meet- ing adjourned. Prntic ScHOOLs.—The semi-annual distribu- Uon of cards of merit to the pupils ot the public closed this afternoon witn those located in the building corner of Prospect and Lingan streets, Nearly all the members of the Board of Guar- dians were present and the pupils iy all four of the schools showed marked proficiency. in the Female Grammar Schoo! the girls were of anced age for school girls and ot neat appearance that our reporter was what bewildered on the occasion. The toliaw- ing are the vames of the lucky ones: ny Li Blan- ntermediate School, Mrs. M. 1 moreton teacber:—Annie Wilson, Mehta 5 Martha Kitter, Pho-be Bremmerman, Martha Ida Beall, Sonora Schott, Bettie Walker, Biackman, Annie Barr and Mary Baur Female Prima 2, Mrs. Jennie teacher’ —Ida Ci + Margaret Wirk- land, Ida Dolan, Harriet Ashford, Elizabeth Watts, Annie Kousse, Effie Hassan, Mary Chase; contestanta for the last two cards Annie Goodrich, Bettie Huddieston, Ida Milbourn, Masella Milvourn, Laura Myers, Anna Back- man, Victorine Brown, Ella Sebastian, Blauche Billeary, Annie Norris. ‘e 4, Miss Florence P. Sul! a Baumbach, Sophia Altmansperger, Marion Robinson, Ella Wilson, Mary Irving, Lula E. Payne, Sarah A. Biooke, Fanny Young, Kate Sherwood, Mary E. Wissner, the latter being the successful competitor of Mesa &. Bishop. AccipENT.—Mr. Henry Jobnson, a well- known butcher in the town market, wassevercly injered this hoes fap ind all by @ little inno- cent amusement. it. it seems, came from under his stall, and he joined some others in its chase, and while so deing slipped and fell, in- juring himself so severely that he had to be at once conveyed to his home. FELL In a Fit.—About noon to-day a man named Kufus Smith, a resident of Washington, fell in a tit on See ement in frontot Busey’s agricultural warehouse, on High street, and was carried to the station-house, where he was attended by Dr. Southworth. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS close this atternoon till Tuesday morning next. —_—_—_—_—_—__ Waltham Watches. We keep constantly fn stock ® full line of all Watches made by the AMERICAN WATCH OOMPANY, and cheerfully recommend them a being, al! things considered, THE BEST WATCHES MADE IN THis COUNTRY. We also desire to cal! Special attention to the new FULL PLATE WATCH, tor Railway Engincers sud Treveiers, bearing the trade mark, AMERICAN WATCH OU., CRESENT ST. This is by far the best Fall Plate Watch in the market, sadwe Warrant it to give entire satistaction ¢ Cases are speciaily made for our own trads, sud ‘and tasteful design and fiuieb. Also. the row WALTHAM WATCH for bors, in |, Gold aud Bilver Cases. W. M. GALT, B: @ co. 1107 Pennsylvania avenue 50,000 MAGNOLIAS. 1 bave on hand 5®, AGNOLIA GRAND FLORIA for this 5 te tity Mae foot to te: prin ne foot ay rice $1 per fot. J lv experience provesto me that: frtea betore only by einale ordre Dut lost severe Gui hing the money on Sand Kay baron wilt shewer will be made, eee 79S % mhé-hp Norfolk, x3 GRR rer reusus. LADIES’ and MBH’S SATOHBLS, LADIES’ DRESS TRUBS, SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, TRAVELING Bags, SADDLERY sna CABBIA( WHIPS, GE BOBBS, &c., #0., i" ‘T VABIETY, at LOW Ip GRBA’ wt PBIOBS FOR MANUFACTOKY or JAMES BS. TOPHA @ CO., 225 ls ' SEVENTH STREET, ‘Une door above Udd Fellows’ Hall, Manufactured out of Select Brush, and warranted mb30-Im D* OaULFIELD'S CLASSES in ND INSTRUM ‘AL MUSIC deletg MAND INOTEO NEO. A. Booms, Te CREAMS, G@ reat ‘vartoty.¢ cy Wiese sad man c No. 3108th PRES ayy ave. fast aw" Sire eae vanis avenue, sRERUBES AtgEr evans oe goon | ) FC CABRINGTON. TE CITY ITEMS. Iv 1 @CARCRLY worth tem tion of our fair readers nd at- tractive stock of E. 301 Market Space, as every lady ip Washipgion is aware tha. he ie Leadguarters tor ali kiads 6¢ goods in hie line. ” PUEGR OUT the morbid humors of the blood, by a dese or two of Ayer’s Pills, afd you will have clearer heads as well as 2 abso Cavtion.— Beware of Impostor s '—As «ome an- scrupulous portion are in the habit of stating that their peers. of business are branch stores oft the inal Franc, I hereby notify the pub- lie that I have no branch stores, and that I have no connection with any similar inatitation in this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents’ Furnishing Gooda, 431 7th st., between D and COWING’s PaTart Nacktiz Fastener, sale wholesale and retail, atthe Original Franc’s, = ith street, between D and E. No branch res. Novelties 1m Neck Wear, at the Original Franc’s, 431 7th street. The cheapest Store in the city. No branch stores. GRBAT VARIETY IN WaIT SHIBTS—one, two or three pleats—eylets, buttons or studs—open in front or in back—all sizes—at the Origina! Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 431 7th street, at Popniar Prices. No branch stores. Buy Tas Cetepeatep ‘ Frano” Covrars, the best P: Collar m the market, for sale only at the Original Franc’s, 431 7th street. Look for the name. No branch stores. ——_e———_ Oprow Hatt. upgon HAtr. corner 4\ street and Pennsylvania avenue. Grand opening of spring styles this day, Grand opening of spring styles this day, Grand opening of opring styles this day, o Entire new stock of Men's, Youth’s and Boys’ Clothing, Men's, Youth’s and Boys’ Clothixg, Odeon Hall. Odeon Hall. Frock and Sack Suits, Boys’ and Youths’ Frock and Derby Suits, At P. Waliach’s, Odeon Hall, corner i street and Pennsylvania avenue. 180, Best assortment of White Marseilles Vests, single and double breast At P. Wallach’s, Odeon Hall Clothing Room, corner 4\, street and Pennsylvania avenue. pian marcia ‘* DooLey’s YuastT PowbER.” ‘The superiority of this Baking Powder has long been demonstrated by every housekeeper who has used it, and fcom the steadily increas- Ke} demand for a reliable article. The univer- sal expression ig that it is the best in the market, and its perfect purity and freedom from delete- tiows substances warrants the assertion. To those who have never used it we say give it a trial, and your testimony to its worth will be added to the many thousands of others. Sold by Grocers generally. Dooley & Brother, 69 New street, New York, manufacturers. m,th Ba Lunicgan Hose 15 cents per pair at 331 Doverass’, 408 Ninth street. LurortEn 7% yi0T Spirs, $18 th street, May Baild- an? Duck ed, Eiseman & Bro., 505 7 ing. ‘HE celebrated \ idette Kid Glove, . ‘$1 per pair, at Doverass’ Corset and Undergarment Factory. ee A LARGE ASSORTMENT of light Cassimere Pants. Eiseman & Bro., 505 7th street, May Building. 5 ee Tue Latest Noverty for ladies is the Japanese Parasol, for sale by KWwooD, Hurty & TAaTLor, 623'Penneyl: ‘avenue, adjoining Metropolitan Hotel. poss teense lesan, ‘THE CELENRATED Marquise and Marguerite Giove. in all the spring shades, has just been received at C. Bacm’s Kid Glove Depot, 408 7th st. — orseta, from France and Germany, bave just arrived, and can be bad im all qualities aud prices. C. Baum, Corset Importer. GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KrD GLOVRs at One Dollar a pair, at C. Baum’s Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 408 ith street. 3,21 For Corns, Bunions, Club and {ngrowin, Nails, and other diseases of the teet, visit D: White's establishment, No. 535 15th street, op- posite United States ‘Treasury. 2,24,12; Mrs. MoopEy’s ABDOMINAL Corset, recom- mended by all physicians, can be bought and mace to order, at C. Baum's Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th street. 321 HEMPLER has urlnomoters and hydrometers. sateen CALTPORNIA CaTawsa WINE on dranght, at eas, 420 7th street, opposite Udd Fellows’ all. 3 6 PROFESSIONAL, Ss TYS>OWskI, J° AITORNEY AT LAW Bocm 5, Young's Law Building, corner L. arenve and 6th street, Washington, D. « 8. J. H. McBLAIR has removed his (Office to No. 416 910 STREET, between D and K. apie FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The: strong tone to the dithrent markets at tbe re tock eocte Revekunee, bet nothing new or mies i im fair cent from the fer eent. from government D lesa, the powes vf the combivation making tt scarce being brokep ee Government Securtties. Jay Vouke & Uo. furnish tbe folowing vo day. uy Men &Iy, 85 Uy 27, 1% She Fn R Sy, ST 11" vel as Jos eu 127, 110-ae . iis ns J hers’. Brokers amd Commercial Telezraps | Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bor home and foreign New Yor«, April 5-20" 12 Telegraph, 85s: 25 42%; Boston Water . 0 off a: Adams Ex press, 7434: Wells, Fargo & Co's Express.¢) American Express, 653 off d; U.S. Express. 45%. N. ¥. Ventral and Hudson, %: do. Berip, $23; lem bigan 2 do. preferred, — jan Southern, 11%: Unio ies + 128, do, Central. ending: ire; Mic ‘and Mich: ; La tH Central. ; Cleveiand ud) Bs taburg. 14's; Northwest, ss\;. do., preferred leveland, Celumbus, Oine:nnati, and Ludian aukie & St. Paul,6l's; do. r Western. 8';: Del. Lack. aa: Wayne. #) 7a. Alton & Torre Han Bt F 120, Obie and M Coiumbus Chicago & t aL esses Btate sites old. 6 State sixes, old. 6s sixes. old. 4%; do., new 24, Missouri sixes, Central Pacit= Ronts 98!2 Bouds. 84+, Gold. 110%sn3s Shor: Ra: Fi i 4, ow middling hanged and io improved demaud Wheat steady; choice and fancy white, $1 #aS2 SF f2 plime, $1 Soag1 80; prime to Choice rod. $1 700g h 0, fase 1.f0a$1 65. $1 S5aG 1.46. to s2aste.: yellow southern, Sic; m: val 7 Uste uuchanged. Pork steady at @21 50” Bacon q tide mb sides. He: dear rib. lla i he Lard weak at 12\c, Whisky firmer st 2c. BALTIMORE, April 6.—Virginia sites. old. 53 ia, do. 1866, 70 bid, 7Lasked. do. 1567, Osdid. ti “a ask: be nts steady and active but not quite se stronc Ry New Yorx. April 6. —Goverame dull 8. 6%: do. new, 71% North Cai , 24. Money ‘stealy. 6. Gold steady: g, 24: short 105s, Fionr dui! and anchanged. more steady. Corn dull and heavy. THE FOREIGN MARKETS. 1 April 6, 1130 a. m. urday will bably be a ay. Console, for money, American, securities quiet, 10-40"8, 8% Loxnon. Liv ie Monday are holidays in ppened dull apd unc Jeans, 707%. Dales. OL. “April arket hanged; Uplands, 7*a7's: Or- ‘of the day are estimated at 10.000 o- morrow being @ holiday. the weekly cot ton statement is given to @ay: Sales forthe week (five days) han 5 bales; export and 9 ° Jation, 20 7 ican, 417.0%): re- c pte ofthe ‘week, 65,000—Auerican, 40,00. actual “"LoxDoN, April 6.1.30 p. m.—Consols for money, 92%; for account, 927,a%3. American securities,quict stead: a iy. IVERPOOL. April 6, 1.39 p. m.—OCalifornia wheat, ead Ted winter. Us 84.; coru, 34s. for new, beef, nies m.—Cotto closes gull; vVERPOo!. Aprilé.2 Upland #raiie POrieans Sales have been ne 10.Ww bales, juding 2400 for export amd spscula- tion. Btoc 000: American 370,000 Loypay, April m —Consols for money $275; for account 92%, American securities firm Bonde, 1362's, 934; 1856', old, 92°, ; 1867'8, 91% ; 10-40's, pL, April 6, 4:30 p. m.—Bacon 46 *. for POLITICAL NOTICE DEMOCBATIO AND CONSERVATIVE BATIFIOATION MEETING THIs EVENING, COBNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 19tu STREET. . BICHAED T. MEBRICK, M&. KERB. of Indiana, GENERAL MORGAN PAYNE, TS. COLONEL JAMES G All voters are reqnested to be presen! PERSONS ESTITLED TO NATU IZATION who desire to vote the ican licket at the erming election are requ’ call on 0. D. BABRETT. E. Will secure their eo Be publican General © ap flor A MEETING OF THE TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB will be held at the Chapel on igth street east. near © trot FRIDAY EVENING. April 7th, at 7% > @ will coms before the (a earnostiy re) nowted PRESIDENT. “4+ Late US. Al C-CABBINGTON, | & tiormy for D.C, CABBINGTON & CABRINGTON Attorpeys and Counsellors at Law, Will practice in the bupreme Court of the United States, Court of Claims. and all the Courts of the District. Prompt attention given to the Collects of Laima. Office. 494, opposite city Hall V ITAL MAGNETISM —A natural remedy qi diseases, either physical or mental, whether in sctate or chronic opm, TO Ey mbi8-1m* 707 oth street. we de2-tt MOMAB WILBON. T vee ATTORNEY aT street, Do.. st the United ‘State cxcia. aims and Supreme Court ( )F FICE OF O. W. HAVENNBE & 00, ‘Rea! Estate and Note Brokers, No, 643 Boulsiana avenue, $4 door east of 7th st. ood land. and the whole well fenced. Price §4.£00; one-fourth cash. balance one, two aud three yen will exchange for city it property atits market vaine. | Mep.J apts arper Says’? SILVERBERG OFFERS UNMISTAKABLE BARGAINS! If this authority is not sufficient, look over the following L13T OF NEW GOUDS, ANY AND ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR: = THE ARNT Lov: Eis NUBN TRAOTS, 10 sMALL, ‘LBS OF ASEORTED FRENOB X TRACTS, all for @1. HARDSOMB TOILET MIRRORS, in diferent La LES ‘OF IMPO! B. . saw SrvLs ora UUeATHEE WALCETS. SETS OF CUFFS AND COLLARS. each set in a bo: ered . i sats OF TOLER SLEEVES Ah D COLLARS, r D TMITA- fally gotten TEST AND MOST ND JET AND GOLD att, SLEEVE ‘s : LATE Hane: pe ane t for 1, ‘suicab) ‘pring—4, 3, and 2 pairs for @1. 1 farnish another yA ir. ‘58 Whalebones, I hereby tender my best thanks to my numerous patrons for their substantial encomragement, and 1 B. SILVERBERG, 31a VENTA STREBT, apltr Bear Pennsylvante avenue, . FoR a tes are now 7 a gree aaerene boon made to order. and teenie we reapect- In elesem bere: ee et Wa Aas nt UO” Seationesrs, BEAL aOR O shall endeavor to merit their further patronage, Southeast ‘THIBTEEENTH DISTICT. INDEPENDENT UNION CANDIDATE BUSHBOD ROBINSON will be supported & the voters of this District for the Assembiy apé-to {Repub..Chron., Patriot.) TO THE VOTEES OF THE DISTRICT er OF COLUMBIA. BEOOND BEGISTEATION. The Board of Registration for the District of Co- inmbiawill convene at the City Hall in the city of Warhington, on THU BS! eesston daily (Sund April 15, 1871, inclnsi o'clock p.m.. tor 1! of porsone already ames of those who may be asc qual fied to vote, and for pl on the registry the names of-these who are qualified to vote, but who were omitted in the previous registration for any cause. to persons who may desire To aftord tg d pay a hed lomo tion for each division will n giving the number of the To Those who Have Been Registered. Togive an opportunity to those who have been registered during previous sessios he Board to correct any error in name or residence, the printed lists can be examined at the room of the sioner of improvements, wost wing basement, C: daily until THURSDAY, April 6th, on Hon to J, Russell Bare, clark tn charg iF BD. CARPENTER. STEPHEN M GOLDEN. _ REAL ESTATE AGENTS. QYrice oF j Cc. W. BAVENNER & ©0., Real Estate and Note Brokers, No. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIED DOOB EAST OF SEVEBTH STREBT. _ $41,000 for Investment, mhzs We have to loan upon Real E: following sume ot canary | Estate Security the 5 sume of ccm. 4eume of each. 3eums of $3 000 each. Seums of emeach. 2eums of each. — hed . oC. Ww. sf eee a a 4 o mhs-tr Wi lo. 61 ‘street. FT, a. iepnenery. . ANDREW B. OOYLE. AND COLLEO- avenue, iad eae ore mb3-ly USTIE P. BROW CONTRACTOR AND BEAL ESTATE AGEST, Corner of Hew York avenue and 1sth street, DoUBeE ann sixoue v t Pacific | }o.. & 5. Chicago and Alton, | ‘Georgetown Advertisemente. | Baeeaess IN SP | cf the newest styles. embracing LADIES’ DRESS | | Skin Diseas 4 FAMILY SUPPLIES FINE GROCERIES THRE vocky ONE. Where di@ you bus those Burt's best Fronch KID RUTTON AND SIDE LACE GAITERS far . SO) At 76 and 75 Bridge street, G ore: AT SMALL PI 8OF IIs, town, Where is eovling « erent variety ** SHOES AND BOUTS, of an We respectfully call the attention of stock of In consequence of the death of the senior partner, ond the carly cosing out of our business, ws offer the entire stock im ENTS. MuB and FANCY #kT. and beiow coat. SHEET MUBIO at the rate of five cents Rar shee Parties wishing to invest in a lacrative busines, noid established ata the Stock and ire at FINE TEAS, COFFE » Ke, which we are telling ats very small advance. ALSO, wbis-Im 12% Bridge st., Ge oTICE. From and after March Ist. 1871, pe account will be allowed to BUN OVEE 90 DAYS. No deviation | trom above rule cn account of persons m7-im ___—*F. Ms LAZENBY N@ GOODS. BENJAMIN MILLER, 101 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, Has just received a large assortment of SPRING GOODS, TO OOK CHOIWE BRaNWS WINES, BRANDIES, AND WHISKIRS, AT VERY Low Fret BES “METGZER « BYLES. 417 SEVESTH steer Fext to Oae mb2s tr r Bat BI TTER GLOVS, Shawls, Epring Cassimeres fc 58 Also, 8 complete assortment of Cotton Goods, Mourning Goods, Alpacas, a spec ey can be saved by giving uss call Tmined to sell bargains 3 ESP 8ciay seoriog in consequence « on the Istol Mos © Men and and Linen | Ly y removal from + Georgetown April: 137A Any Goods left over | date will be sold ef public auction, without | her notice nredeemed Pledges om hand already Fis races for sale mb? 1 Stock and | SELIG GOLDSTEIN FOR ‘api s COTE: BHOES.ete..9t Le ORC BWORLE Bridge streste Georfctowas Bate’ be tae 1.700 POUNDS JUST RECEIVED Georgetown or Washington attended to." oe38-y PERSONAL : m= a =< FINEST IN Wasi: "ELPAUS GOLD bever fails t trmoveall Female Obstructions, and if they do not do what is represented the money will be re funded. Only $1 per bottle. Uffice, 179 B stroct 8. W., between 9th and 10th. ap sat A SP YET He Is NOT HAPPY —Weil, be 4X should go toold Dr. DARBY and get cared Qtonce. Pimpies, Blotches, Ulcers, Scrofala « cedily removed. i 43 CALL AND SER of the very, 302 oth street, Market 8; on Monday. the Si, and four following days, trem balf past to naif past 2, Bc Sill De plesaed to gee all those who are using the «ph yeickl Discovery; also, the sick and the well, ation Free. aps at (M4dame Bact, MIDWIFE and Nz Mane BSS—Northweet corner of ith and | 2 ELO:! > FOU, E street; taire, Thirty a = ae D5 SUBTIS O8 “MANHOOD —A Medion Ensay on the cause and eure , , <D , cline, Nervous and Physital D-bility, Bpermate GOONS DED SEA ReaOnaNS, Bedent Life, Excens, overtax ‘Cop atita- of the 08 8 clear are eiccegat al - Froese. MASONIC TEMPLE, : read by the young for its instruction. and by the afflicted ss a source of relief. At wili injare no one.— Medical by whom thle bock willwes feand eta eee son y . Rares gi teh wgewe ata | oe ~ mes. ice y mail. k CURTL . No 9 Tremont Place, Boston, Mass. mb%l-e gd Le < . ; 5 Why not buy where you can buy the cheapest, Linpane ehent REmepy. Aiscoverca | Withovt doubt we are tele the lewent Pett fO® after years of suffering. effects an tmsiai scure | , Best Forto Rico Sugar. lwo p rib. Best NO. do, Of the above compiaist: m cared | Hand 120 per ib. White Demerara do. laa. par A ca | domtiy Viour, 25 sat G6 par quarter bis nt to any address from, an we ee Goel Eee ai gy te 3 #8 1.73 and $2 per mhi9-2w* 1753 Lat.N W.. Washington, DO. chotce lot of Graham Flour, BEWARE OF THE MANY INEXPERIENCED neane QUACKS and my ae | imposters. now in this city. who assume half @ dozen altases. in as mau) different offices Avoid exposare, lows of repa- tation, health, and eve life iteelt, and contide y. troubles in Dk. LEON, well known here for the tou years as the most reliable, trustworthy. au skillful physician sdvertising. He does not trile or humbug? faifills ali he promises, and guarantees success when others fail. Separate Kooms for Lady Patvents. Private Consultation Rooms 444 lth street N. B.—Tise Doctor does not employ any so-called assistamés, therefore patients avoid any expo«re Whatever, 08 they see no one but the Doct x mh2 ly ger ye Flour, and Ost Canton Syrup, cnt Se, re Weet! White Gur Leat ‘Drive se. pee en _ SE tn at lack ‘tea, 0s. per tt : CUTER. & 100 tubs Botter, 37 per ib. One 2c. per'ib : dodo. Breakfast Be do; ae. Bhoalders, ouly xc. per Ib ym ee COFFERS. ~ Best Old Govern: nt Java (warrants!) De per De NOT DESPAIB UNTIL LOU HAVE CON- pin ee. oe Wb ., Prime Bi mmly do sulted old DR: DARBY: 108 435 street. « tew doors south ef Pern j¢ is confidential and re- lable. Separat ladies. mb2v-Im* BB) TASING AN ENDOWMENT PoLIOY IN the NORTHWESTERN, you secure your old Age against possible waut or dependence upon others: you provide for your family fn the event of death the money you pay to tae company will earn from 6 to7 per cent. compound interest. Office, 9 7th street. hath” 1. ¥. KNIGHT, General Agent [MES. ELLIS —Tre inst chance to hav HL oF XU BS. jogical EXAMINAT ‘The best § and 10c. Cigars in the city at balf prices Every thing else in propor tien mers nimble sixpence against a slow sbil- BRAY @ BRO 's, 341 Pennsyiv ROWNISG & MIDDLETON ‘Would reapectfnlly ask a trial of thetr fine OOLONG TEA, at $1 aS es it been proponnced by connoisseurs the cy tm the market. longer. Office 2 m.to 9p. m, Ter s EX2y, LADY who admires anicely dressod God should see my elegant Centre's for Hypocrites, Pillow Cascs and Sheets; also, large Initials of rare Ror an: ‘mae im 7 PRINCE, 1009 F atrost, . R. SAWY! % M55.= SAW YER, Clawecyani, Magnet and Poovey ivauis avenue. Med + can be +4. - a house ponbi6 Ths. Inens, Se Oand B, ce MOEA, OUR GOVERNMENT 34a. upon all business, past, — fature. fee 2m’ ROASTED COFFEE AOL S 4 . M. wigitate gos sca to WING & MIDDLETON. ° avis ave 10 . pill Sal ESS MACKEREL —i 06 = 3s NK MACKEREL. P STAIRS.) et rk. if neenine. BAZAB FUB THE SALE ir BRING. UNREDEEMED GOODS MIDDLETON, fel-tr UNDERNEATH. sylvanie avenue. OBAMBE! ESSA’ ASTRAL OIL. "Tica Mui cnareat BOCLAE RU ILa Gk | Devet tor Practe Now Explore Azra! Oui ABUSES, which interfere with AGE—with | | Just received, 1,00 gallons VASTSAL G2t sure means for the ‘and Unfortunate, Tatuaens” explode. supplied ow ron HOWARDS "’’ BROWNING & MIDDLETON, . HO’ ‘ : TION. Bose Be tintin Pantone Bees 614 Pennsylvania avcuds. Lt py ac. Our stock of WINES and LIQUOBS t# very com- ag age oy ‘we rane a br ‘any this wide of found SULT Dz. LEOR, Pen ew \t Com brands of Ubaa- country, is sccurat eyesight by BH. H. HE! PLEB. theost Moves, pl HE cian. corner Pure Maiags memetersof all kinda s wrenee. For sale low. Uy OWNING &@ MIDDLETON. 4 jvenia avence. ing Machines: is at 717 Market SHERRY WIRE In Bo and delicere We be few gt. casks very favored SHEBSY in the Oustom neneee tween D a at | town, D.O., w ‘we will sell ate be | vance. up faerie oo 19-tt Celebrated be ‘of Yeas, Undin. bes ~ Dounced By judges the, finest wine this ide te SEGAL BOTIOR —the who bas the pony emg ph OF MERCHANDISE. now with mo for tne | leptic. | Samples can be seep 04 onr store. } last twelve months. will take -— 4 world renowned PURE WHEAT Sway by the fret of Beptomber it will be sold to pay | UR, & Oo. world Tae best advances, H. P : for medicinal uses. The trade or i - allllevede 2 E. 2,20°TH FA's, FAIR PRICES FoR W.® are. 2 a eases | Tet D 5 eon these ~ ities te suit, REDUCTION LN PRICE: MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE BUSINESS GOUD WILL, &c., FOR BALE. will deliver at the f . CASH UBLY: FRERRDSUNAT rp aaa oRLEEIA seston aecusmewengy 2 | good Coal as can be fotnd in south side weight. a the Stand, No. 1106. avenue, between llth and 12th strerts, Pr ysl corner Maryland tal ot Very low prices, Psia, avenue and CM ABLES STOTT & CO wb2-Im 480 Pennsyivanis avenue. 15,000 78 a pe LENE Ia, 1 hee oaer eee shee artes