Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1871, Page 4

EVENING STAR_| 1. pril LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, @c. . National Treater—Senesit of Mr. F. 8. Char frau— “Glance w York,” “ Jerry Clipp’ and “ The Quiet Family. Forepaugh’s Circus and Menagerie, 6th street and eanal Lincoin Hail.—Prof. Cromwell's Art Exhibi- hep. Prof. Pratt, the Horse Educater, 13% and E etree:s. rt Gallery, 488 7th street. Markriter’s Bariow’s Gallery of Oi) Paintings, 1236 Penn- fylvania svenue— New pictures just received. THE SECOND BEGI First Day's Wo ‘The Board of Registration continued its ses- son at the City Hall until 5o’clock p. m. yee d registered # total of 1,633 voters— 4 715 colored—distributed in the iets as follows s. Col'd. Dist. Whites. Cold. 3 3 2 © 4 3) sitions make, tog Tegistration, a total of 21,27; registered voters so far, with a white majority of 4,507. SRCOND DAY. ‘Fhe board resumed its session this morning in the Court House, but the crowd was not as large a® on yesterday, the clerks most of the time having but little to do with the books other ‘*an copying the sheets for the printer. At one o'clock the room was almost vacant, and it is estimated that at that hour not more than 500 apr lieants had presented themselves to-day, about —— divided as to color. Lieut. Kelly, as on yesterday, was on hand with a detail of Police, but with the exception of keeping the pastages open, they were called upon but once. Juring the morning a colored boy, giving the name of Joseph Neison, applied for registry in the Ninth district, giving his residence at 913 L street. Mr. George T. Stewart, @ conservative challenger, charged him with having registered ence before, be admitting it, he was taken in Ss by Utticer D. N. Feit. He was taken to the Police Court, and being questioned as to - made ej =. admission that he was ut Years age. Judge Gray committed him to jail for a further hearing. 7 ————— The German Peace IJnbiice. Proposed Peace Jubilee~ The Procession and Jubi- poted grand procemios’and jubilee of the \ScTmane in Bonor ef the restreaod eae and a untted Germany on Honday next, prom. ines to enn bey : po The Frocetsion, of which . Chas. Walter is the chiet marshal, will be formed tn front of the Gary Hiall at {1 o'clock, in the following ordet; Jounted pelice; chief marshal and alts: basa. Furst Dicision— Washington Butchers Aescia- 5 and riages; the Sanked by the American and German flags: Washington Saengerbund; Harmony Singing Society. Schuetzen Verein Germania. Second Division.—Band; Triumph Chariot; Lodges of Ked Men, Good Fellows, &c.;Germau Veteran Union; Bakers Assoctation; German Mechanic Union; Columbia Turn Verein, Ger- man citizens, on foot. Turd Divinon—Band; Washington Schuetzen Verein: Arion Quartette Club; other societies, and citizens in ben ty | mounted. None wil! be allowed in the procession with- ent the badge adopted by the committee. ‘The route of the procession witl be by Indiana avenue to sd street, Pennsylvania avenue, 15th, H, lth, F, 7th to the Sebuetzen Park. On the arrival at the park addresses in German and English will be delivered by Hon. Mr. Finklinburg, Gen. Farnsworth, Hon. John A. Bingham, andothers. During the afternoon there will be music, vocal and instramental, Gancing, &e. If the weather should be bad the #peaking will take placa in the N. a! Thea- ter, at 2 o'clock, doors to be opened at 1 o'clock. eee Goop Frmay.—To-day being Good Friday, the services in the Catholic and Episcopal churches, commemorative of the Passion and death of our Blessed Lord, were of the most ve character, and large congregations ere in attendance. 'In the Catholic charrhes Te Was no consecration of the Sacred Host to-day. The altars are still divested of all orna- ments, the Blessed Sactament remaining in the Tepository where it was placed yesterday. The ceremony of adoring the cross took p day, devout Catho! Y im procession and kissing the crucifix. Th Practice of prostrating before the crose, partic- ularly en Good Friday, is very ancient Cathohe Church to-day’ prays particularly for ail persons, because our Lord, dying on the cross on Good Friday, prayed for his execation- ers. To-morrow is Holy Saturdav,which closes the season of Lent, and ushers in the Easter Relays. ——— Dipx't Work.—Mr. Merrick’s unlimited tlow of gab is calculated to cause bis hearers to be “taken with a leaving,” andhe has got the notion that if Gen. Chipman only appear with him in “ joint discussion,” the audience may be induced to “stick.” Sohe has asked Gen. Chipman to forego his own arrangements for the canvase and n him in spread-eagle Gebate for the delectation of the boys. Gen. Chipman says in answer :—" I have my Pian of work laid out, covering nearly my whole time prior to the election, and { am not Willing tobe diverted from it. If, however, I can so arrange asto meet you in at least one joint discussion before the closeof the cam- paign, it will afford me pleasure to do so, and I will give you due notice of the time and place @f meeting.” Poor Merrick! nd Prorgsson CROMW&LL’s art entertainments at Lmcoln Hall, are so far superior to the usual exhibitions of panoramas, dissolving views, &c., that théy ouglit hardly to be mentioned in the Seme connection; and ali persons of culture and refinement should see his wonderful represen- tations of the famous buildings and statues of the world. The illusion is se complete that one seems to be looking at the solid objects them- selves. To-night Paris, her palaces and art treasures, will be illustrated, and those who wish to see that unfortunate city, without = from the Reds, should go to Lincoln all. — ‘THE Board oF Merxororrraw Porrce met yesterday and the resignation of private L. Bb. Cutler at the Treasury Department was ac- cepted. John Howlett was appointed a private, to do duty at Howlett’s Garden, corner New York avenue and New Jersev avenue. Private Kobert Schroder was dismissed for intoxication tation of the rules. Private John $25 und reprimanded, olation of rules. The charges against private F. M. Doyle were dis misred. and he was c soned. ‘THE wary sp m arouses in the mi every ones de come out in cloth able to the season, just as nature pats on her mew garb. This ‘desire is both natural and pe oy and the way to gratify it cheaply and is to go to Straus’ mammoth clothing es- hment aud make a selection from his elew gantetock. In points of superiority of materia! #tyle of cut and fit, and reasonableness of price in everything that pertains to men’s and boy: Ovthite, Suaus challenzes comps . — ee NATURALIZ7ATION.—Since the first of Janu- ary, of this year, 107 foreigners have been natus alized in this district and their papers filed in the office of clerk of the court. Ireland furnished 4%, Germany 1s, England 11, Prussia’, War- temburg 5, Hanover 4, Hesse Caswell 2, Switzer- land Baden, P——— Hum » Darmstadt, Holy, Denmark and Sardinia leach. Forty: two ‘naturalization papers have been issued Gpring the past six GERMAN CLERKS TO HAVE HOLIDAY oN Mompay.—At the special request of General resident Grant yesterday forwarded * of the sev executive Depart- his citys request that all Germans employed in the various Government Depart- ments be permitted to absemt themeeives from the Iaborson Monday next, for the purpose of taking part in the celebration of the peace jubilee, ich takes place on that day. Frma.—Last night about 90’clock an alarm of fire was turned in from box 34 b ten! and Keardon, cansed oy, the burning or Ot; in the cellar of J. W. Allen's grocery store, on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, wear Oth street. The fire department was promptly on hand, but the Gre 1 before their arrival; damage trifling. — MR. JEPPER-ow will appear at the National ‘Theater vext week in his celebrated character Kip Van Winkle”; an announcement which ill doubdtiess suffice to fill the house, as the public never seem to tire of thie finished im- personation of Irving’s ideal America’s first great guthor inter; by her greatest actor. — Tex liinois ublican Association at their meeting Last. ening inamimously snd hearaies aie as and aa Steen hee N. Chipman as the standard-bearer in the "Territory Of the District of Colwmbie, iy and will use their best efforts to secure his election. sei Gicaps Sates or Kat Esratre—Latimer & C! a 0 story brick dwelling taexeoa‘on the rorthe wo sf ie! on west corner of $ and Latreets, fo M. C. Lut. Tell for $1,900. Ee ‘Suz ADVERTIFEMENT of Morton's gift mati- nee. BEPUBLICAN MEETINGS First and Sevemth Districts Spirited Addresses by Gen. Chipman, Fred Doug- ‘ass, Collector Boswell and Uthere—Gen. Chip man Won't Act as Wet Nurse fur Merrick’s Large and spirited meetings of republican voters were held last evening in the First and Seventh legislation districts. immense Meets A meeting of the repal trict was called at Uniomtown at the southern navy yard bridge last evening—the first grand of the season—and the result must hav mished even the most sanguine republica There were present about three thousand p: ple including the Potomac strong, and a delegation of 15) from the Seven- teenth district besides visitors trom other dis triets. Doctor W. G. Green presided, and after a lew airs by the baud GENERAL N. P. CHIPMAN was introduced, and it was some moments be- fore he could commence his address on account of the continued applause. overwhelmed at such a large demonstration, that he could hardly collect his t reminded him of the contest ot 1 carried a torch for Abraham Linco! repablican President we have ever had. The torch was laid down and the musket taken up for defence of the nation and its capital. His anism was too well known to need any betore the public. He paid a glorious Invincibles 300 He said he was so THE WORTE OF GOVERNOR COOKER, as & gentieman and a republican, plained that the President had appointed Gov. Cooke and himself withont solicitation. appointments could not be obj ground of bad selection, as the bitterest demo- atic paper im this city now opposing them was lond in their praise when first appointed. appointments were made Governor Cooke attended a convention and expressed seme opinion on the nece: tion to all child ren, irrespe secretary made some remark about mixed schools. The met and passed resolutions deciarin, mixed schools, and distorted the words of the Governor into a meaning he did not express. Did any one deny that all the recent tmprove- ict of Columbia have been esses? And asto ing the friend of the colored wan, just look at their nominating convei ‘bere was not a colored man in it, and he ted if they would have been allowed there either. As to Mr. Merrick’s charge of CARPET BAGGISM. ‘elfcame to this city at the part he recegnized ted toon the f giving educa- tsaid nothing ments in the the result of republican su the democracy Mr. Merrick and bi same time, 18¢3. For his rosctiptive measures, but was in favor of ha ing aman in Congress who 1 champion of the interests of the District, and that man, as a blind man could see, would be moue other than a republican. THE FROGRESS AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE Di depended on having ferred to the great benefit the republican bad done the countr: acrors the continent and held that it was for the bene! to send to Congress ar with the Administration party. Mr. Merrick had secure the favors of the ubdlican. He then re- in constructing a bigh way firor tne District and the Tepublican i seeped — had no busi- Congress for such @ purpose—he ent to do without that. "It would noc to who had defiance that the laws passed estion of mixed schools had been thrast at him by Mr. Merrick. No at the biddim: ; wh were illegal and voi Meszicl 5 by Mr. Merrick, convention wi nomi. nated bim. 1t bas been styled A DEMOCRATIC DODGE to Ing into the canvass this question. It is one of no importance, and will settle itself, and is not now really an issue. I elected he would re patronag: he democracy, and would be in contlict with Gov. Cooke, between whom exist. Elect a republican to Congress, and he will be able to secure more readi tiations from Congress for the beautii and can repudiate the the republican party of this Dis- trict were opposed to the working Classes. The General here closed amid tremendous im fact he was interrupted all throu, marks by the mout enthusiastic applause. Dr. George W. Fisher otfered a resolution RATIPYING THE NOMINATION of Gen. Chipman for Congress by the republi- can party, and that we endorse Solomon G.- te to the lower House, and also r. Frederick Don, tary of the District, to succeed which was unanimously adop’ FREDERICK DOUG: being called for, he came terward, ds, especially those of his own color, to vote for Gen. Chipman, he indulged in some humorous remarks, keeping the sassem- blage in a wonderfally good aarter of an hour. t of harmony Brown as dele; lass as Secre- a pan Chipaine; mor for about a D. Mussey, Hon. hua Prince, of Massachusetts, and Dr. G. isber made each a few remarks in advo- cacy of Gen. Obipman, and the meeting ad- sour ned with three rousing cheers for their caa- Republi Demonstration in ith pal —— liom im Sout A call of the Republican Club of the Seven- inviting the voters of that dis. the unfurling of a Cook and Chipman flag at the corner of 6th street and ‘acted a large assemblage lace yester: afternoon. Ret in Jength, with the in- teenth District, trict to attend Virginia avenue. attri ignated ‘The flag, about 20 seri General block Jetters, was run up to o'clock p. m., > and stepped forward and i ‘HIP. who said he wag not prepared to ma! speech, as he was about to start to where he was expected to give his I on the issues now the District. He could not resist the however, to see TRE FIRST CAMPAIGN FLAG raise se a in cote cis during thiscanvass. He said the ‘present could comprebend both achieved by the great re; present one would have é all here should be thankful for this chan; Contrast the state of affairs you may go to your churches, yo political pathecings and takes ‘bor the plaudits of the large Thomas Thompson juced the people ot temptatio: publican party. A fe demonstration as been an impossibil now with 1Ssl—ew ur schools, your part with your citi- zens in common, and all on an equality the laws. For these blessings we are inde to the republican party. [Voices.— “That's s0."} We all have great cause to congratulate our-elves, and press onward with renewed energy tor the continued success of this party which bas worked out such beneficient result. PERSONAL AND BITTER Farmos came our opponents already in standard bearer of our party, but for himself he had nothing to be ashamed of in his past course im this city. The gentleman opposed to bim, whose ability no ove of us can gentleman of honor, but there are grave doubts in the minds ofour people whether he can represent the people g & professed democrat. is city has forced bad been said by canvass about with all bis abilit; of this District, : The democratic party of the party issues ib this canvass, and he thought the people now have a right to say that the offices should all be entrusted to the republi- caps, who have done so much for the city. He the District NOT OWNED BY A PEW WEALTHY DEMOCRATS. Since 1860 upwards of 50,000 carpet-baggers had the speaker) was one of old Te i 2, g i i i 4 g ef 2 : i i i f Bt es & EH re EE ! i of the party and of the District would be best sabserved by the election of Gen. Chipman, he should vote for him, and do all he could to en- sure his success. |Applause.] He hoped all his friends would do the same. THR HOUSE OF DELEGATES is a matter ich should claim their special aitention now, because with it rested the in- teresta of e man in the District. Congres sioval power had in its wisdom taken away the right from the people of choosing the upper board, and placed it in the hands of the Chief Executive. In reference to the candidates nominated on the democratic side from the old Seventh Ward, he recognized gentlemen of per- sonal worth and ability, men whose only fault was ined po | to which they were allied, and he corjarcd bis hearers not to let personal con- siderations have any weight in the contest. The opposition had drawn the party line, and over it no true republican should or would step. Another matter he desired to call their attention to. As president of the republican club of the Seventeenth district, he had seen tit te call a meeting for the purpose of nominating a candi- date for delegate, and he saw by the papers that Mr. N. G. Ordway had advertised a mass meeting of the Eleventh, Seventeenth, and Fighteenth districts, to be held at the sams time and place. Now, he asked, shall we, the people of this district, allew such things? Shall we allow the interference of a man who knows nothing of us or our party organization? He for one would not submit to it. In conclu- sion he urged upon all the importance of work- ing steadily for the success of the party, using their per: onal endeavors, and assuring them of & grand success on the 20th of April. Short addresses were made by several others, and the meeting dispersed. Mr. Merrick Makes the Same Old Speech. He Trots Out His Sick Baby—He Makes an 4f- Secting Appeal to the Colored Men. A mass meeting of democrats and conserva- tives was held at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1%th street last evening under the auspices of the associations of the Fifth and Si: stricts. The stand was occupied by Mr. J. F. Brown, president of the Fifth district as- sociation; Mr. C. Witmer, of the Sixth district; Gen. (ad-inierium) Lorenzo Thomas, Mr. A. A. Wilson and others. Hon. M. G. Kerr, of Indi- ana, was the first speaker and said the republi- Cans were not the only members of Congress who had voted appropriations for the city. and that Mr. Merrick was like himself and many other democrats, in favor of giving the colored race their legal rights, but not in tayor of mixed schoo!s. Mr. Merrick arrived at this point, and was re- gcived with cheers. Being introduced, he pro- ceeded to address the assembiage, remar! ng that the President, in his appointments, had se lected extremists, leaving the conservatives the Delegate and members of the Lower House to vote fer. He argued that to keep taxes down there should be @ conservative raority in the Lower House. He denied that Gen. Chipman could contro! the radical vote in Congress; he could not influence Gen. Logan, the head of the G. A. K., of which he (C.) was the Adjutant General, when he poewened to remove the Capi- tal. Mr. Merrick then took up the mixed schoo) question, and made the same remarks on this subject be bas made at ail other meetings. He said there was a report that the administra- tion was endeavoring to influence this election in the interest of Chipman, but he was loth to believe it. Ireuch anat was being made, on proper evidenee. ould bring the offer- ers to justice, be they high or low inoffice. He would war with them, not to the knife, but to the penitentiary. In conclusion, he made a further appeal to the colored man to stand by thoee who were ‘to the manner bora,” and no’ those who came here temporarily to serve their private interests. General J. G. Payne followed Mr. Merrick. TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT. At a meeting of the democratic voters of this district last evening. Mr. William Lan, ley in the chair, resolutions endorsing the resolutions and platform that were adopted by the delega- tion at the nomination of Hon. R. T. Merrick were adopted. The following committee was appointed to co-operate with the executive com- mittee to urge upon every voter the necessity of registering their names :—Christian Maylack, Frank Flasher, Milton Meades, John F. Tuck- er, and Obarles Burdine. It was resolved to bold the primary election for nomination of delegate on Monday, the I7th instant, between the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock. The Germans Can't go Merrick. Editor Evening Star-—Dear Sir: My name having appeared in the issue of the Patriot to- day as having been elected one of the vice presidents at a democratic and conservative meeting held at Odd Fellows’ Hall last night, I wish to state that it was done entirely without my sanction, as 1am not identified with said , intending to support General N. P. Chipman in this campaign. Notwithstanding 1am identified with the German citizens 0! this District, and will do all in my power ‘o promote their interests together with all goo! citizens, without segard to race or color, vet i must protest against the action of my fellow Citizens who are endeavoring to force thi beng pena ke US, a8 this is not the day. Kespecttully yours. Aprile. ny G. Kaucert. ip A COMPLIMENTAR NADE is to be giv to Senator Morton to-morrow night, by tue L dianians resident in Washington. “A prelim nary meeting will be held at the City Hail this evening. —_e—___. NATURALIZATION.—Chief Justice D. K.Cart- ter will be at the Cirenit Court room to-mor- Tow morning, at 9 o’clock, for the purpose of naturalization. —_.—_—__ WE are requested by Mr. Willard. of the Ebbitt House, to state that he has no connec- tion with the rebuilding of @ hotel at Fortress ) AS reported. ain In REPLY to the query, ‘* Where are those tive doliar silk umbre! rocured 7” we would state at Prince’s, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. —e——_ Fixe PLATED Sgort Vest Cmarms.—Fine dollar Pag gcd received at Prigg’s Jewelry Store, No. 45; Pennsylvani: enue. ———— M. H. Pernce has ferocks ld those silk um- brellas left. Any one requiring such ap article ought to embrace the opportunity. GEORGETOWN, Sate or Summ’s BReweey.—The brewery and bottling establiehment of Riley A Shinn, corner of Olive has long 4 Green,of Chester, Pa., £5,000 being paid for the will, and the stocks aid ‘or at an assessed value. Mr. Shinn intends to retire to his farm in New Jersey. Fine.—The alarm of fire at half past three o’clock last night was caused by the burning of ph omg wee J in front of the restaurant of George Thecker, on Bridge street near the market. The steamer did not go into service, as the flames were extinguished by officer THE FISHING NOW On the upper Potomac is exteilent. eg! Messrs. H. H. and Wm. MePherson, of Washington, spent the day with rod and line at Ede’s mill, and returned with three hundred perch, some of which were eleven inches lon; —_—_—___ “Harper Says” SILVERBERG OFFERS UNMISTAKABLE BARGAINS! If this authority is not enfficient, look over the following LisT OF NEW GOODS, ABY AND ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR: v 'B KID a THE DETFLLID PROVE: 1 fora eoter - w GENUINE RXTRACTS. LL BOTTLES OF ASSORTED FRENCH cy TUILBE® MIRRORS, in diferent Hs ry ERASE 0h NORTE aL Ae SETS OF CUFFS AND COLLARS, each ect in » and A 8 Por TULLE, SLEEVES ABD COLLABS, RE 'D IMITA- gh aage me ig BATH AND MOST ‘BAT! JET SETS, at 1 - LATE AN! SET AND GOLD ‘3 ‘ A a SLEBVE fa akan geen BBO 8, ior st" P a ENTS HOBE, suitable tor ap. wa rosching epring 4 3, and 2 pairs for @1. I hereby tender my best thanks to my numerous patrons for their substantial encouragement, and 1 eball endeavor to merit their farther patronage. _ B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREST, CITY ITEMS. THE PRINCIPAL TOPIC of conversation among Qur ladies seems to be the McLean & Hooper Sewing Machine. It is really the Ladies’ Pet. It does as much and even more work than most of the high-priced machines. It is astonishing hew large a quantity of these machines have been sold in such a short time. Luly edhe ng of Mr. Rosenthal why he don’t engage in the war, and in answer he says: the $40 shine is the whole cause of the war wre, the Agents o sonich conte sold with a good profit at the same price,) Who are jealous of the great success of the machine. J. ‘osenthal, No. 404 7th street, is tne general Sgent; be warrants it; also sells it *, — ing machine war has commenced, of the high-priced machines, (ald monthly payment’ MIppiesex F' street, ceived. The greatest variety. = “4 C. HENNING. have clearer heads as well as bodies, smerny cadet Orn To-DAr, all the leading styles of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, of our own make; also, Piece Goods for merchant tailoring. Another lot of those superfine Excelsior B Shirts, any style you want. J.H «SMITH & m,w,f Tailors and Clothiers, Oak Hal —__“» CAUTION.—Beware of Impostors /—As some un- Scrupaleus parties are in the habit of stating Faces of business are branch stores of the Origiwal Franc, I hereby notify the pub- lic that I have no branch stores, and that I have nO connection with any similar institution in this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents’ Furnishing Goods, 431 7th st., between D and E. Cow1ne’s PaTestT Necktie Fastener, for that their pl sale wholesale and retail, at the Original F'r c's, 431 7th street, between D and E. No branch stores. Novertigs tN Neck War, at the Original Franc’s, 431 7th street. The cheapest Store in the city. No branch stores. GREAT VARIETY IN WHITe SuIRTS —one, two or three pleats—eylets, buttons or studs—open in front or in back—all sizes—at the Original Frave's Gent's Furnishing Store, 431 7th street, at Popular Prices, No branch stores. Buy Tae Ceczpratxp “ FrRano” Cortars, the best Paper Collar in the market, for eale Original Frane’s, 451 7th street. name. No brauch stores. 44 only at tl Look for ——_e——_ Opron HALL. Opron HALL. corner 4 street and Pennsylvania avenue. Grand opening of spring styles this day, Grand opening of spring styles this day, Grand opening of spring styles this day, ©: Entire new stock of Men's, Youth’s and Boss’ Clothing, Men’s, Youth’s and Boye’ Clothing, al Odeon Hall. Odeon Hall. Men’s . Frock and Sack Suits, Boys’ and Youths’ Frock and Derby Suits, At P. Wallach’s, Odeon Hall, corner 45; street and Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Also, Best assortment of White Marseilles and Duck Vests, sivgle and double breasted, At P. Wallach’s, Odeon Hall Clothing Roo and Pénnsyivanis Gvenne. BA tarigean Hose 75 cents per pair at $31 GLAS’, Ninth street. Pie tat want Ma ‘THE celebrated \ idette Kid Glove, 1 per pair, at Dovcrass’ 3,31 Corset and Undergarment Factory. pete tees oy THE CELEBRATED Marquise and Marguerite Deen Glove, in all the spring shades, bas just received at O. Baum’s Kid Glove Depot, 408 7th st. OUR WEW STYLES pf Corsets, from France and Germany, have just arrived, and can be had in all qualities and prices. ©. Baum, Corset Importer. GENTLEMEN AND Lapizs Krp GLoves at One Dollar @ pair, at ©. Baum’s Hoop a ed ve Corset Factory, 408 7th street. For Corns, Bunions, Club | posite United States ‘Treasury. 2,24,12: Bins. Moopgy’s AnDOMINAL CoRsRT, recom- , can be bought and . Baum’s Hoop Skirt and mended by all physiciat made to order, at Corset Factory, 408 7th street. 3,21 HEMPLER has urinometers and hydrometers, petted -eaaatiaany Carirors1a CATAWBA Wine on dranght, at Fellows’ —* 420 7th street, opposite Odd POLITICAL NOTICES. will be heli THIS (FRIDAY) NIGHT, 74 0% “ < NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET Hon. B. T. MERRICK, 8.8. COX and oth expected to speak. “Band of music in attend ally, one and all, of the twenty-two districts, It PERSONS ENTITLED TO NATURA ATION who desire to vote the R» cen ticket at the Sming election are requ call on O. D. BABRETT, Eeq., 317 43s ate Will secure their papers for them. By order. Republican General Committee. ap near C <tr: Td at the Chapel north, on FBIDA ¥ ‘ a A, estions of importance will come before a 'y order of the ne THIBTEEENTH DISTICT. DEPENDENT UNION OANDIDATE. BUSHROD ROBINSON will be rupported by the ‘ote 1 this District for the Assembly. “apt te "(RepnbsrOhron.. Patriot BE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT lt ii eT Te BECOND BEGISTBATION. The Tom! rej hasten of those who a Qt@lified to vote, and for placi: er place of recistratio as. folk The place of registration for each division will bedorignated by a sign giving the number of the istrict, ‘0 Those who Have Been Registered. ive tunity to those whe have bee: letoonl Gusto seers easione Of the Board correct rror in name 01 ence, the printed ‘can be examined at the rooin of the Commie: agen Tegistered dar sioner of ements, wont w' Ball, day nutlt THURSDAY. plication fo J. Ruesell INTER. mh29 STEPHEN M. GOLDEN. ST BPE M GOLDER. o———— nel Suits, all sizes and styles, thoroughly sponged. Eiseman « Bro., 505 7th lay Building, above F street. 4,7,3 ——o——— FRESH svrriies of Dress Shirts recently re- Geo. . 419 Seventh street N. W. so theta PURGE OUT the morbid humors of the blood, by a dose or two of Ayer’s Pills, aud you will corner 4; street ind Ingrowing Nails, and other diseases of the feet, visit Dr. White’s establishment, No. 635 15th street, op- DEMOCRATIO AND CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING OF THE EENTH AND FOURTEENTH DIS. oes TRICTS UNITED, the 6-10 A MEETING OF THE TWENTY FIRST DIsTBICT REPUBLICAN CLUB will be h street east. 0 EVENING, April 7th, at 73s p. HY 6 ‘snd a fall attenda:ce is earnestly reqnestel 6: PRESIDENT. Board of Re tration for the District of Go- D . Til 6, o 0] a nea from 9 o'clock a. m. until 5 ‘iited te Gob etd bad Bames of these who are qualified to voter but who wore omitted in the previous registration fur auy "Fo aflord every facility to persons who may desire to the ged Grrass: pl aid g iB & O0., en ai ¢ Brokers No, 643 Lousiana avenue, 34 ALU, FARM 267 ACRES 9 MIL 4 0 eet iv vos SALE OR BROBANGE: sale er e: Hi 67 AG *$ dist property @ fine orchi fenced. Price §8.500; one-fou wel one, two and three years. or will eqehenes forclty rty at its market value. B* WH. pee oe 0 9;., Anctionoers, FOR PRIVATE SALE. We are now recetving from the manufacturers a ini 3 CRM TORE ot at dette es all of excellen: S —____ Auetionesis, pary ST UT RERT. NEAR M. AND SHOES, "ro RE EGE marge SEOUBD-HAND OLOTH: Arwa ¥s GREEN. THE EUREKA HANGING BASKET opens ‘wothat you can pat ‘Try one. 5 St B® 22 a8 door east’ of 7th st. mai road, ip ion,” om the comfortable $ room ret |. wood land. and the who! s ania avenue, tm sections, a Georgetown Advertisements. TBE LUCKY ONE. Where did you buy those Burt's best French KID BUTTON AND SIDE LACE GAITERS fer So° at7 end 75 Bridge meet, aa town, Wirie ing A em! eo By wo" SHORS AND BOUTS, it wholesale “pon thal t cal at the Shoe Baz B_ B.—Boots made to order tar &pé-im* SAN Rey =. SfLLine oor Ip consequence of the desth of the senior partner. sud the carly closing out ef our business, we offer the entire stock in onr establishment. copsteting in rt of PIANOS, ORGANS. SMALL INSTRU- MENTS, MUSIO BOOKS, STATIONERY, TO1S and FANOY ARTICLES at and below cost. SBEET thy “yh een toe coe Parties ing to inv in a Incrativ ness, ataneld cetabliehed stand, con bi oo tanga and tures erin . Fixtures cheap and on cag ere SBLIGOR'S, mb)3-Im 12% Bridge st., Georgetown, D. U. From and after March let, 1871, no accomnt will be allowed to BUN OVER 90 DAYS. No deviation from above rule on account of persons. 7.1m F. M. LAZENBY. JB48CA1NS IN SPRING GOODS, BENJAMIN MILLER, 101 BRIVGE STREET, GBOKGETO wn, Has just received a large assortment of SPRING GOODS, cf the newest styles, embracing LADIES’ DRESS Bons. Shawls, Spring Oassimeres for Mon and oye Also, 8 complete assortment of Cotton and Linen Goods, Mourning Goods; Alpacas, a epeciahy. iving Us a call, as we are e to well | J mhY-tr Es’ 'crar norion, In consequence of my removal from the District on the Ist ot May, I hereby notify all having Goods deposited or Watenes and Jewelry, to repair at my lace, 7.4 Bridge street, Gaorgetown, to redvem them efore the 26th April, 1871 Any Goods left over iat date will be sold at public auction, without Inrther notice. cog re on hand already. Stock and ates ; Bhd "SELIG GOLDSTEIN, em PAID FOR GADIES’, GENTS AND ILDREN’S BOOTS, SHO! eto. PERSONAL, V ELVAU 'S GOLDEN TINCTURE never fails to remove all Female Obgtructions, agd if they do ee ee yen Ls Nie ay | be re. me ly r bottle. Office, 9 street 3B. W., between ‘oth and Wth. =~ ap 53t" ‘© AND YET HE Is NOT HAPPY. —Wall, he AX d go to old Dr. DARBY and got cared atone. Pioples, Blotches, Ulcers, Scrofals and Skin Disease encedily, Temoved, tithows Aindran-« from business, treet, a Lj pee “¢ street, a few doors south Ni ia stop: use, Alexandria, but wi; for the sale of the Metaphysical 8 reet, Market Space, on Monda: four following days, trom halt past 9 5 and will be pleased to see all those who are using ths Metaphysical Discovery; alto, the sick and the well. 101 ree. HALL, MEDIUM, MIDWIFE and RESS—Northweat corner of lth and peters, Thirty a ee Fo r * LLES'\-PILES' LINDEN’S GREAT BEMEDY, discovered after years of euflering. effects an instan taneous cure of the above complaint. Hundreds have been cured ba zee mir an 1. natasinss Jdrese from, a _ pesgett 3 EA LINDEN'S, mhi9-2w* 1753 Lst.N W.. Washington, DC. WARE OF THE MANY INBXPERIENCED /KS and headed a new ip A this city. who assume di iases. i } pong PE O PS oxen al in os rent offices. Avoid ex , lows: ° tation. health, and even life itselt, and confide your troubles io DR. LEON, well kuown senha ast i. ki tep years as the most reliable, trust > and skillful physician advertising. Ho does not trifte or hambug; fulfills all he promises, and guarantecs success when others fail. Separate Kooms for Lady Patients. rivate Consultation Booms 414 lth street B.—The Doctor does not employ any a0 called assistants, therefore patients avoid any exposure whatever, a8 they see no one but the Doctor.mn2 ly 0 NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON- D sulted old DR. DARBY. 10% 43 street. » tew doors south ef Penn. ave. He is confidéntial and re- liable. Separate rooms for ladies. mb?) Im” B*, TAKING AN ENDOWMENT POLIOY iN the NORTHWESTEBN, you secure your old age against possible want or dep ndence upon others: you provide for your family fn the event of death: and the money you pay to the company will earn 3on.from 6 to? per cent. compound intereat, Ufice, 09 7th street. bv-tf - uy, KNIGHT, General Agent. y the Scient mains but one week longer Office hours: 9 a. m.to 9 written, $5 to $10. E* EBY LADY who admires a nicely-dressed Bed 4 should see my elegaut Uentre's tor Hypocrites, Pillow Oases and Sheets; also, large Initials of rare cesign. (unequaled anywhere Me im reoyant, Ma: . ana can be consnited at hor Island, between 0 and D. resent snd future. fos dn™ M H. PBRINOE’S “ LOAN OFFICE, 1006 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE (OP STALKS.) BAZAR FUB THE BALE or UNREDEEMED GOODS _felte UNDERNEATH. ‘PRE BRIDAL AM }.— ESSAYS FOR T VouNG B Sey ya Mi ABUSES, which interfere prawns AGE—with sure means of relief for the Untortunate, debilitated. Sent FUE Bev B tae OMAR ASSOC CoPIET RE, LEOR Be rantess a sypnfit or ae charg treatment shoeid oowade a the ts the oldest estabirshed physician for Roe cazinneht Beant the many kindred affliction arising from habits of 6108. Correspondence confi. dential dele ANTED—All those who value their ht to know that the best * ONE DOLLAR SPEO- TACLE” in the country ts accurately suited to the q ought oy i HEMCELS. the jepot for Ther en veuue, Bi mometersef ail kinda, se SeEae jel W54NTED-EveRY ONE w KNOW. that the ‘Company’s for the sale of Binger'’s Sew- ing Machiven. is at 717 Market Spaoes = dels tr M4242, MOODEY'S ABDOMINAL OOBSETS bighiz Fecommended by good physiciane, at BAUM'S ET FACTORY, 408 7th street, be- tween D and E. se Ser <PEOI TIOK.—The who bas the S'Tor oF MenowAnDrsw ee with eae for the last twelve months, will take notice that if not taken away by the firat of Beptomber it will be sold to pay advances, M. H. PRINO 1006 Penns ‘avenue, _ano-tt ‘Loan Office and Beles Room. \ 8. JUUTH PAYS FA. ES FO e Ladione deniy” and (citar e ae GROOT BAND URDBROLOTHING, BOOTS, BHORS, Sc. 08 41 sth atrect N anndat 61s Dromptly attended to. meee ee seb age EB. "3 FRENCH CER CURE Tor Nervous Dooly Bomtaat Snir rofala, Skin Syphilis, in ite foree, ‘Balsam Cepavia and Mercury Discarded, in Washington by WM. BR TWISLE, Druegist, corner Pennsylvania avenue and street. Prive§ 3 per box, sent by mail. j78-ly LApins SUFFREING FROM IBBEGULARI- SE Has i consde in DELEON tae air cette fone, for such yee A WOED Te THE AFFLICTED. iF you Ate BI 8G Wyte PxSrErsia, UCOSTIVEN) hy. ITE, TT aay gee TB’ ¥ OABNON'S INDIAN VEGETABLE BITTERS, system. Pemate Its on TWENTY-FIVE VAUD taverionce, (2° tH of eG tale by Droggists generally, Price 50 cents Manufactured only by CH 4BLES STOTT & CO. 450 Pennsylvania avenue. INSURANCE. FAMILY SUPPLIES. nents insted NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY FINE GROCERIES MILWAURBE, WIS. AUG. GavLonn, Sec. Heser Suite, Vice Pres't; AT SMALL PROFITS reas ease vas pres Pree inink 5,00 members. Being ® purely mutual company, the Northwestern furnishes inetrance at ity met cost. This net cost wilt be less than in most, if not all, Fn companies, because it obtains higher rates | We reepect! ily call (he atten Since oe = favestments a. ~d odd eur stock ci mortal 5 rye, Agents wanted. Umice 369 Teh street i GHT, mb1s-Im Geveral te FINE TEAS, ———_—______Gevera! Agvnt._ 3 ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ne. 178 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. CAETEAD AD ANEETA 06/000 which we are felling at a very small advance. gant OFF}: DMUND O. Fistt President. ALSO, is GUPBILL, Vice-President. Tie Company tastes all kinds ot Life and Endow ment P. on the Mvrval PLan. a Policies non forfoiting after two payments WINES, BRANDIES, restriction on travel or residence. Annual divi dends non-forfeitable, Ho extra rates for female = - * lye. AND WHISKIES, ‘Thirty days’ grace allowod in payment of pre AT VERY LOW FIGURES. miume Premiums. METGZER 2s. Beovern Rarss.—The preminms charged by this & BYLES, Com pany red of porchasers 1@ COFFEES, &., TO OCK CHOICE BRANDS op» No Forfeiture of Policies for Non-payment © juced se low as to equal in Some 417 SEVENTH eTreer, Bext to Odd Petiows’ & 28 PER CEST. DIVIDEND IN ADVANCE. whos tr All the Policies issued by this Company contain ® 7 anes quarentecing ® positive Case SURKENDES BUT TER, ALUR. 3 R. Loa‘ OF DIRECTORS FOB DISTRICT L BOARD OF prmorons Fo TRI 8. H. Kauffmann, Pros t, 8.8, Smoot. V. Pres’ GB : Treas. Marche, Sec Jao.T Lighter, Asstheo, 1G. Kimball. AN y A-HScKim, Med.Bx, Hover: H. Qrai iphonzo Youngs. Cook okt Witherow joo. F. Gutliok. emerald Asem: sirvet of Coiumbre aro , jean SIF Th street, opposite Peat Uatce GOSHEN BUTTER, ——-= INSURANCE COMPANY oF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, Office: Boom No. 1, over the Bank of Washington, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1837, CAPITAL AND SUBPLUS, $270,000, 1,700 POUNDS JUST RECEIVED. Ensures all descriptions of property Im the District of Columbia. No charge for Stamps OF Policies. DIRECTOR FINEST IN WASHINGTOR. PRICK KEASONABLE JAMES ADAMS, President, ABEL @. DAVIS, Secretary, 0cds-m.wt.om Fire! Firet CALL AND SEE. @ ABCENT HEAVY LOSSES Haver = BESN FROME pes veTEp . IBSUBANCE BOOMS ov ¥.M. BANGOR AND 8. LEWIS BLACKFCRD, 619 SEVENTH STBEET, OPPOSITE Pos? oFricR, WHO Soudan’ In THs Distnione AND WHO INSURE PROPERTY In THE SRST OOMPARIEG AT LUWEST BATAS. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GBOCEB AND TEA MEBOBARY, MASONIC TEMPLE, THD MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE OOMPARY OF HEW YORK. CASE ABBETE. .... ene .nremeore 9 40,000,000 FATES AND The” WRALTULEST Tee 1b. 1.N. HANSON ANDB. LEWIS BLACKFORD Fomily Flour, 28) ard @2 40 per quarter bb) pod Extra. @1.75 and 62 narter bbl. Also. 619 SEVENTH STREET. sisiee Tot of Urabam Flours Aye Flour, and Gab ‘The Bvidends for this year have varied from cope | “°s!- SYRUPS, &c. ay ct. of the annual premium, according te Syrtp, ; West t the Fiamsuaaeeer st tony 168 ae | Caton I eeet Golden Bytom ie ate . 800. per gal; by AD LIVES Ame | 5%: SC. ; LL AOOURPTED * OF 900! com” | White Cat Loar ‘Dripe, sc por gal =z NATIONAL METEROPOLITA: 21.25 Jepan for per Ib.: @150 Imperial for @2 FIRE INSUBAN tb. 2.25 Gi for @1.@ per ib, OE OOMPANE | dt 4 “elias —_ Borter. ac. ac. LUMBIA. 190 tabs Butter. 37c_ per 4. ; Cossara's Syed Heme, @RGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1878. Ee eT aah ag BY do; do, Shoulders, only Isc. per Ib.; do. do. Lard, CABB OBPITAL rncemenennme @L00 000 | OBI HE. vERID. ee Best Old Government Java (warranted), 276 Office in Bh Ib.; Roasted 32c, per Ib.; Prime Bjo Ooilee, ouly bez Boasted , 28¢ son <= Sena We. Sigere tn the city at half prices very thing else in proportion. emenber"s Bimvie sixpence against @ slow shil- me BRAY @ BRO-s, mba __hetween Sdand ay serocts, ne? —_ = ——__—_——— Peowsuse « MIDDLETON REAL ESTATS AGENTS. Foe QOLONG "TRA. ai" G1 per Pony ©. W. HAVENSER & ©0., Real Estate and Note Brokers, H TAL, YOUNG HYSON. INEST JAPAN, ‘LN E geboxa, No, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIED DOOR FLUNEST ENGLIEH BREAKFAST. = OL pew crop. apd at ly reduced at EAST OF SEVENTH STRE: BOW, ~ $41,000 for Investment, ‘COFFERS. ve loan is c he mouBa, OLD GOVEBNMENT JAVA. fohoutag mms of mages: hatate Beonrity the | mpem VATA. MARACAIBO. x § sume of 31.400 each. "wor BUABTED CO! WEE GEADES. Senme of 93-000 cach, male low Peow: ING & MIDDLETON, €oums of 4.000 each. eunsy!vanis sve 2sume of $6.00 each. Fis. poe — » COKE. —- C. W. HAVENNBE & CO., ROLGRS DANE MACKEREL, 643 Louisiana avenue, 7 MAOKE mhz » D.C. % F NU) re ND GENEBAL 3 iT HERRING, ERE Fron! 18 ET DF ABT OF METROPOLIS SUALED HERRING, INWOOD CEMETEBY. “Tor mle ows by ian: noel 614 Pennsylvania avenue, ASTRAL OIL. -third cash, balance in 6, for Pratt’ : Astral Oit. fe orty four orca bela part Pe er a oe giliot 2, called — _ Ranger Ft og ‘Warranted not to Sapfods- ‘Trade supplied at New ance in one and two years. Also, Houses and Lots | YOrk Price® bY Boy Jig » wip oLEToR, in all parte of the city for sale ou moderate terms. 614 Pennsylvania avende, mei OO aan D431) Tih eeect ‘WINES, ac. cee eae aE ete eet. ~ a M. McROBERTS. ANDEEW B. OOYLE. | ,,0ct goth ot WINES and LIQUORS ts very com- . forme 10. REAL ESTATES INSURARCE SRD LEO "TION OFFICE, “SY COL Bouthesst corey, On eroet Spt Louisiana avenee, Ww » D. 0. Agents for the Purchase and Saieof Beal Estate, Chas. ages Negotiation of Notes ther Becuriti id the “Oarte Plaache” io ey a and other Becurities, an: Picssent aner perte Row Work. It comprionstes tee’ Drandect Onsast tound— and . SI al ieasant Valley pusition” attention given to nil Basins teice aes coreral . _ eS - Departments of the Goverument. mls ly Honnessy B09. Copese Brandy, Bracey. UsTIN F. BEOWR, 2 Oslitornis Brandy.” “?utadeira Wines © OONTBACTOB AND BEAL ESTATE AGENT, e Noe taxa Petre Malaga Oorner cf New York avenue sud lsth street, Bor ante tow, N & MIDDLETON, = beet Pro! in all parte of city for sal ior SHERRY WIRE In crete Tone Feed fot porte tovatyetuenk | | we fevtigeten recone (er? pe ae nd long time notes takeu in payment. Batare | Severed Gene. coon oll ct aony anal ee —— oD ae fi —— hy PS Waltham Watches. lantic. Samples cau be seen at eur store. we ieee ts ae Peas WHERE We keep constantly in stock @ full line of all Whisk YT, distilled from the Watches made by the for medicinal oe aah sy AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY, ew. Orie end cheerfolly recommend them a: being, all things W M. GALT & 00., 5 . DEALERS THE BEST WATCHES MADE IN THis ALOU ABD FRED, FUN CAT RTO tee ene ithe new ar"tow BATES aud Travelers, bearing the trademarks, Seimeer* intlann evento ont Were, hott ear B20 Bi AMERIOAN WATCH 00., CRESEST st. aH WOOD AND OOAL. This is by far the best Fall Plate Wateh i market, and we warrant it ve entire satisiaction, cases are spec: vor our own trade sai of new and tasteful design and fret a AL AND WooD! Gold sag ils: Cag eae WATCH for bors, in RBDUCTION IN PRICE!* W. H. GALT, BRO. @ Co.. MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE BUSIBESS'!! oe 1207 Fesmerivesia avenue. GOOD WILL, &c. FOR BALE. MAGHOLIAB, 50,000 ean Lwill deliver Opal OaiSa OLY 7% Prices | | | Ful the city guaranteed, ‘Apply at the Vid Stand, No. 1106, sonth side avenue. between Ith Qmd 12th streets; cr at the ‘soract Maryland sveuue and Sti ‘Also, ® very fine located brick Ci ters Shops oo Se a is tae oupe of ‘a. ere a Mo. anon b. B. TAYLOR. &. Dis {ss mencuxare. MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLES. ated a D® “crrinis cass