Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1871, Page 4

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATHS, BEPUSLICAN BS OMINATIONS. The Candida ‘The Campaign Last night meetings were held im the variqus legislative distriets to nominate republican can- <idates for the House of Delegates. The meet- ings were largely attended and were character- ized by great harmony and enthusiasm. first District—Mr. Solomon S. Brown was nominated in this district about ten days ago. Second District —The in thie district was held at the warehouse of Capt. Hall at Piney Branch. Mr. John 4. Cook presided, and Mr. Harmon acted as secretary. Messrs. J. Hall and David Baker were nominated, and the vote taken by tellers was announced as fyllows: Hall 70, Buker 4 Third District The republicans of this dis- trict met last night at the hall over che Market House, Mr. George W. Beall in the chair. The result was that Mr. George W. Hill received 13 ard Mr. John G. Worthington 4% votes. Mr. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, Notional Theater—Jefierson as “Rip Vv: Wmble.” : Luncoin Hal—Prot, Cromweil’s Art Exhibi- hen. Prof. Pratt, the Horse Educater, 13% and £ wee. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. Barlow's Gallery of Or! Paintings, 1236 Pena- vylvania svenue—New pictures just received. —o Réegistration—Fifth Day's Work. Second The Board of Registration continued its see- until eel Pp. m. yesterday, and registered a total of 579 voter, 5° white and 285 eelored, distributed im the different districts as fellows Worthington being declared elected, Mr. Com- Dist. = Whites. Cola. Dit magee moved to make the nomination unsni- 08 " 1 1 Fourth District.—The republicans of this dis- trict held @ mas meeting last night at Beckett's Hall, Herring Hill, corner of Monroe ant Beall streets, which was very largely attended; J. Mason Gozler, Esq., chairman, and James D. Nowe secretary. The fedowing were then nom- inated :—John E. Cox, J. Mason Gozler. Chas. Hayden, and W. KR. Collins. Messrs. Charies Stewart and James Cornell were appointed t Hers, and a ballot resulted in the election of Mr.Jobn E. Cox. A committee, composed of ‘Tegiatration excinding corrections The total Dr. Craigep, Mesera, Parker and Peck, was ap- Many of which have been counted in irom dey | pointed to notify him of bis election. Mr. Har- We daj) to yesterday PS: 25,647 | ton offered the following resolution, which wag whites, and 9,9 Yeaving@ | uranimoasly a e ity of heartily indor: persons ed that they were | Mr. Jobn E. Cox, ged 1 idegal registration nearly all | viced support. ve responded im person and -satistied the PVfh District —Col. Charles L. Hulse was nour ard that there was n nteation to illegally | inated in this district om Monday night. #6 CHReS gre of | Sixth Dist n this district the meeting was heid at Green’s Hall. Mr. Joha H. Brooks Offered revolutions, which Were unanimously Jopted, most heartily endorsing the action ot republican convention in nominating N. P. Chipman for Delegate to Congress, and ming, jewas « as | pledging themselves to ure all honerabie means mber apptying far mnly pledging so large x#0n pre- | support the candidate duiy nom sions, and. except at times, theclerks legate. Tellers were app were enabled to work along stowty. tt te likely | and Messrs James Kelley ; tha not exceed G0. - Repredlican Meeting tn the Sixteenth District. were nominated, andthe ballot fesulted: 10) for Murray, @% for Kelley. On motion, the nomination of Mr. Murray was declared wnaui- mous, amid great applause. - . idauiak ’ District.—Shiloh church was the place eee Oe Cee aMaEE Ln MOR | of mecting Im this iatrict- Max, We as Bees i man occupied the chair, Chas. B. Fis x ‘3 > He Tas ominations were made as ne fe —_ T, Jas. A. Handy, Wm. J. Wilson, ©. The republicans of the Sixteenth district hetd | W. Dennison, E. E. Brooke, nud D. M. elec, @ merting in the Connetl Chamber, City Hal!, The first vote did not result in and ving last » A K. Browne, ese., im the clair. hui the second elected Jas. A. Handy. he rece! tbe meeting to order, the preei- | 1:9 votes, Mr. Walker obtaining 10. deus, in @ few complimentary remarks, imtro- | £ighth District —Liberty Hall” was filled to its duced Gen. N. P. Chipman, the standard-bearer | utmust: Mr. W. A. Cook presided, with S. K ot the republic ty in the coming struggle. | Bond assectetary.. Mr. Thos. W. Chase offered 7 er began by referring to the im- | resolutions endorsing the nomin: - ion of Gen. Chipman, and pledging support to the nominee of the meeting, which were adopted. Messrs. XK. J. Beall and George Burgess were nomina- ted, the vote being taken, it was reported to the meeting as follows: Burgess 247, Beall 217. Both candidates were brought together, and after a consultation with Col. Cook. agreed that a yeineny ee —— Sina eal and @ resolution ing adopt to that effect the meeting ‘adjourned Ninth dnstrict.—A. 8. Solomons was unani- mously nominated in this district. Tenth District.—The names of Dr. D. W. Bliss, Lewis Clephane, and @. W. Clark were pre- sented. Mr. Cle ne declined, and the elec tion resulted in Dr. Bliss receiving 75 votes anid selecting the best men in the sev- ‘tricts to represent them in the House of He lise avoided during the cam- on of national issues. and also + onal attacks on his opponent, so that at « conc!usion @f tbe contest they could meet the <ame Pong of triendship as when the began. But there was a point which had ‘ational bearing, and it was thata man of jon sentiment should be elected. Laying an de the | .estion of bis polities, the represent- ative of this Dustriet should be a man who had been a frm, true, and steadfast supporter of the (mon when it needed supporters. To-day the democraue party and its candidate em- Dodies the idea Of the anti-war sentiment, which ba a every effort in behalt | Mr. Clark 6 votes. Dr. Bliss was unanimously of the army, and encouraged the rebels. | declared the nominee. He hoped the people would cousider that | Blerenth District-—Mr. Ellwood Champlin re- sulocct well before the day of election came. | ceived the unanimous nomination in this dis- He called attention to a passage in an editorial | trict. A resolution was adopted urging the of the democratic organ, quoting the words | sppointment of Mr. John F. yk as secretary birds of passage and of p as applied to of the new government. Twelfth Iistrict—In this district. Joseph Ger- the gentlemen who composed the republican ’ Governor Cooke was one of those men— | hardt and Jugice J.T.K. Plant were nomi- a@ man who! cen drawn to the city by the | nated as candidates for the House of Delegates, os L =e * € Ca admit ong 5 | sud the vote resulted Gerhardt 2%, Plant 11 advent. had st e ork tor The romination of Mr. Gerhardt was made unanimons. Thirteenth District.—In this the benet him a= article & a primary election was held. Messrs. Bashrod Rubiuson, wet ¢ e e and re- | J. F ‘eodruft, and Judson S. Brown were the Bren we ith any | st prominent candidates. The ballot re- like <.taken | ed: Bushrod Kobinson, 289; Woodriitt, 154, a Judson Brown, 4. The nomination of Mr. sbinsox Was made unanimous. Fourteenth District.—Mr. Peter E. Campbel 1, | was nominated as delegate, receiving iXv rotes, od 4 Mr. ©. Hi. Kinney A committee was ap- ointed to wait upon him, and inform him of omination. mth Distric away t t ost U x one wd if this Chosie received iz . result in tr. J. W. McKnight was the ng project riet about two week we Orta wes ror t—Mr. F. A. was ove kk wor t was reeu He was certain that chosen by 4 vote of 173 over Jamer Saisii, wao te} ae well 2 of De bad 17, and Wm. Given, who had 57 votes re ga’ t electe © pomised | spectively. Nineteenth Distri ‘Charles W. Mur:ay was | choeen last night by a vote of lWiover P. B. Dowling. who had 49. Twentieth District.—The nominces were Messrs J. G. Carroll, A. P. Clark, J.C. Smith, J. BE. Dougbty, James McNabb, Jr., and J. F. Cal- lar. Ove bundred and thirty-one votes were cest for Carroll, 25 for Clark, with 17 scatter- ing. Mr. Carroll's election was then declared hapimous. Twenty-first District.—The election in this dis- trict resulted—Lemuel Bursley, 161; F. Fritz, 45; . 19; and Mr. Bursjey was declared the unanimous nominee. . qr ‘second Jnstrict.— Messrs. Madison Da- vis, Thos. B. Crossand Chas. Champion were voted for in this district, Mr. Davis eiving 183 votes, Mr. Cross 103 and Mi tal of the ; and it the the 20th of for the party his ghost of a party stalk- r the name of democracy swell was introduced as one of 4 staoncbest of the republicaus of die said there was no need for the © have made @ plattorm, for that Was sufficient for both. It iples, and against them, on ® the republicans could fight bey had the assurance to say in it ¥ sympathized with the colored men. ‘This was the old dodge. They not only had no Seeman ET The Republican Candidates for the House of Delegates. Solomon S. Brown (1st district) is a colored man, a native of the city, and for ever 2) years resided in the First Ward, but is now a citizen of Uniontown, and at present one of the school commissioners. Captain J. Hall (2d district) is ason-in-law of Mr. J. C. Lewis, and was during the war in (be army, having entered as a private. He is *ympatny for the colored man, but im that plat- torn im fact tagonistic to the right: of of the country, as well as f liberty which had caused ig the heroes of which our was one of the noblest. This bagbear estion troubled the democracy, it was fi ched by Governor 1 said the demo- responsibie. The the President, now engaged in quarrying on Piney Branch. interests of the Mr.de S. Worthington tod district) isa pop rms had been en popu- business man of that part of the city in ch he resides. dobn E. Cox (4th district) is the well known tanner, and has resided iu Georgetown nearly his entire life. ‘les L. Hulse (5th district) is the leient secretary of the Board of Al- dermep, and an assistant assessor of iuterna! vente. Mr. Jobn F. Murray (6th district) is a grocer, doing business ai the corner of i6th and K streets; ig at present a member of the Common Council, ig one of the most popular young meu in the ward. Kev. James A. Handy (7th district) is the min- ister of the African M. FE. Church. was ed- ueated In Baltimore, and has a good English education. He has never taken part in politics, baving spent bis time in study and professional duties. (No nomination has been made im the Eighth listrict. Mr. rE Solomons, (9th district,) of the nook orm of Philp & Solomons, is @ gentleman too well known to need any notice in this connec- on. He has been @ resident here for the last fourteen years, is upright, capabie business man, and has always been a republican. Dr. D. W. Bliss (10th district) is well known as a skillful sur ay deomere nod gay tapearoed Pe ang meee ‘he old Second War He came ie ue made, and on ey intemded to elect need not get mad mentary terms of ominee for del such party was received from Goldman ottering eight silver »the most meritorious pupils » the several districts. The otter and the thanks of tne board ten he donors. Mr. «J. U. Wilson, the Super- «nt submitted the abstract of teachers for cb, showing the number of i the ast day of the month, as tor positions as teachers of Trumbull, N. W. Kiee, dir. John ud Miss Mary Wilkerson were re- i referred to the committee on the * candidates. Mr. McLeilan in- Ured tf the trustees should ahead and r. } Fepare ‘or (he annual ¢xaminations,or whether | esteemed both a3 a citszep and as a business cuons ceased on the jist of May with | man. In bi he has for some years the ‘Lon of the present mantctpal gover the efficient — of the’ extensive ment so be thought it best to examine t' planing establishment Draper & Co., andhe schools during the month of May. Messrs. | is as a most ubeful and energetic Champlin. Harris, Hart. Marche, and Wood- school trustee for the Fo: district. wardall t rogramme for the annual Gen. Joseph Gerbardt (12th district) Tepared as win the mittee has and is a weil- cOmmittes, with, | rended here some twenty years. a known republican of the original school. He was a the first to come up to offer his ser- Tobels tn 1 ig aster os com ded a a 4 in 186: jerwar maa a : Estara.—Green & Williams, | % , wesold lot 1, square 4, wits brick | SE York German regiment tn the fletd. ereon, fronting om North K street, to Thowas Barns, for subdivison of improved by @ two-story frame “22 O street northwest, te Theodore Gladmon, for $1.20; also lot 56, equage 9, on Samsou street, between Lith and Lith streets rortbwest, with frame house thereon, to Dr. J W. Van Aernam, for $70. pe Seine aE vantigs Comino.—Tke eminent actress, Mins Jane Coombe, supported by Mr. Frederick Kebinson and @ good dramatic company, ap- pear at Wall's Opera House next Monday weht. Sheridan's tine old comedy of the dwelling near Zt Peter pbell (14th district) has re- sided bere for several years, and for some time was the wi measurer for the Potomac is active, energetic citizen; is ublican in polities. He was born N. Y., and with the exception of four years spent in farming has devoted S for Scandal,” bas bees selected for the | Dimself to mercantile pursuits, being now » Sees @ Ws Choate (15th district) has been con- Miss bel Glyn, the celebrated Engtiah hes yen actrere, is announced to lecture at Linvoin aoe ten ae oe proven ai | hee See He is the eldest oom of Dr. W. ©. gate, an SENATORS Chi ye and Wilson, will | ¢sdmable citizen, adires the rep ng to-nigii; in | business qual stands No. 1 in this com- addition to the lst of speakers previously an- 5 ; ‘Mr. McK 16th district) is comparatively pouncede Ticscnight (1m district mparatively young m: friends. served sue terms ia. the ‘City Councils, having : . Piss or E Satz oF Money — At the éTth monthly meet. ee pag ticket. He is & ing ef the Central Bas Association, last pb ght, @ shares were 601d, at 3° per cent. mbroee thcrough republican, and his friends predict bis J acd Rebert b. Jones which election, notwithstanding a very pepular man bi ment. Mr. ‘Boswe Th crTeh district) is too well-known to need any notice. Hehas been for vears a republican, and one of the leaders, very acti not only in his ward, bat the city. He was formerly a member of the police force, then a strat Daring Mayor Wallach’s adminis- tr he was elected Register of the city and fubsequently Collector of faxes, being now in the fast named position which he filla to general satisiaction. Mr. W. & Hunt (18th district) is a young man engaged in the grocery business on ‘the Point,” at present a member of the Common a Hie isa working man wherever he is placed. Pew. Murray (19th district) is an original Fepublican, having been a leader in the old Wigram me gs aud a ‘‘Wideawake.” He ie by trade a ste-eotyper, doing business on Penn tylvania avenue, near 11th street. He will imake a good representative. Mr. J.G. Carroll (20th district) has served in the Counei! one or two terms, and also as an Sstessor for the Fifth Ward. ‘He is, ike Mr. Marray & man whose republican'sm dates pack anomber of years. He is very popular in his district. and will run weil outejde the party. Lemuel Bat (2Ist district) is the junior artuer of Chipman, Hosmer & Co.; resides on B street south, between 4th and Sth streets east, nd is the owner of some property in thats n of thecity. Hels young man, a native ot Maine, printer by trade, and during the war ferved in ® regiment from that State. Mr. Madson Davis (22d district) is = well know™ resident of the eastern setion of the city, and a typo by trade. He is at present engaged in the insurance business. A repablican, dating from "t e will receive the en' party, a8 also of many p oe CORPORATION AFFAIRS, April lo, 1871 ore the Board several comin Mayor as follows Une transmitt the city with th Balance cue the corporation Ten year bonds $125.52: 1 DuMEN, One nominating Dr. Job an for resident etndent wt the Washington Asylum, vice Dr. Heen whose nomination was recalled, ua he is hot a citizen of Washington, referred Kees @pethecary for the poor of the qewter ending March E10 «0, also, the pothe- ant of W. i 65; a of which ‘The report of the Iptendant of the Wash: ‘on iat 2 Ou Asyiom Was received aud referred to committer weylum. ORDER OF BUSINESS, b arose a8 to the order of business. ved the time of the beard until 9 motion of Mr Moore # to enspond the ward, that con mitters shoul Feport fore the call of the wards, was voted down Tie committee on schools being called Mr. Champion called for action on the feRort of Mr 2. Bicharde. Inte Superintendent of Pnbite Schoo! ecretary (Mr. ©. L. Hulse) being absen rt not in possess ut, the and the of Mr. SN; Sardo. the Sec Fetury pro + action on it wat necessarily de ferred dntil Mr. Champion could send for ite ADDITIONAL SCHOOLS, Mr. Champion, trom committee on public rerorted favorably on Council bill to” estab sdditioval Male Intermediate Schoot and. « fionat Female Intermediate School i. CORPORAL PUNTSHD: al die each district; NT IN THE PUBLIC scioOLs Aliso reported favorably on the follo ing pout ree. fiurion introduced by Mir. Gcunolly, Iu November a “Whereara scholarship in the public schools of Washington not great Wye to every mye cesefal applicant therefor, aud earestly desired by many for whom there is room: and whereas this toon should be so esteemed by parents as to cxcite in them a senee of coaponeibalsty for the reception and ‘innance of their children in such echools, and to te induce the compel the promptness, the obedi ence. the gocd behaviour, aud the diligence ef euch ebildren: ai eas, the Sabbath schools of Wash- ingten, with ads of pupils, have d rated that pa Should exercise all needed coercion; therfore, be it 1, &°, That henceforth it shall not ba law ful Sor any teacher, cr superintendent, or truste or other verson in. or counteted with. any of the ublic schools ot Wasbington. by reason of such 1 ti hinent pen t) on of avy protracted ‘i E yor by @ coerced exposure ¥ pupil to heat, or to cola, Or to darkness, or to solitude. or by Privilege of water.cr the gratification ie natural desire. or by detention 1 ho ssal or intern the school entof or iu any ¢ disregard of this ordi law in spy rexensable respon Licschool or schsols, a8 a Mr. Hine moved ‘to lap the lity for the order or olution on th table, lost. Yens—M. Hine and Mc y Heaers Bake in, Chars. ( man, Guile, § ES an art Mr. Crosman moved to amend & forbidd rents to administer corporal punishment children Mr. MeCsthran moved to prii itthe special order tor M hence: ¢ 7 x z te the northern part of the Second School L With a building to be erected thereon, to « gicht school rooms therein, the aunual rent éxcced §5.400, and the ccrporstion to ha Privilese of purchasing it at any timo dur spuance of the lease, ; ng the ich is to be approved by weeks, Mr. Gusmpion SOCMAPAT IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL: Aleo, reported Lill to iutrodace the #iudy ot pho- Megrephy in twoor more of our grammar se hools, male und female alike, and appropriating, $1200 ¢0 defray the expense of introducing the same: lot on third 4 . ¥eas— Messrs. Ubeupion, Mc bran, Slater and Btewart—4. N. Messrs. ker, Ohase, Connolly, Crossman, Davis, Gali-ks Moore and Shepherd—*. NOMINATIONS RE FETED, ation of B via W. J. Was reject raely on the Marche as trustee of public B. Clark; reected—yeae 5, MW OSTRERT siwer. Mr. Bhepherd asked leave to introduce a Lill to Jey an }o-1uch Scotch the sewer in H street north, from sth street west, and to connect with the sewer fh Sth street weet, with branehes to each house berdering slong the line of wer, with &c.- which was granted, apd the bill yore only voting against the third Gas. ore. from the committee ou gas lanipa, re Wing CuPg aud Hebting gas lenps in PRIVATE BILLS, ETC Also. introdnced bills for rehef of Mri BR. Byan, Murphy, James Tow @atherine a 4, rustes, Daniel Jones, and Perry & Brother, Jobn Farley, refunding taxes erroneously assessed; all of which were parsed. S Ino, 4 petitions of Wali & Hovinton avd Corne referred. Algo, in treduced bill for relfef of Ancrew Ge 2 + bil appropriati: t the returna ct theanni Mr. Crorsman, from committes « Ith. re, bill to pay account of D. P. Hickling; passed Alno introduced bill SL gph wed §+,00) to bnild a cnt vert in sth street east, between F and U sirests north: pa Diz. Baker introduced bilis for relef of Jobn T. Gewaiin, Coroling Acton, Mary L Piper, aud Ilize ta Leech, refunding taxes erroieonsly assee-ed: wil of which bills were pas Also bill tor retict of Thomas H. Barrw: referred. Br. Davis ety ill for relier om Trombull, refunding of texes erroncou: passed. Jane STREET (NPROVEMENTS, ETC. Also introduced bill establishing . be B streets 1 and 17th and 23d we ferred. Also bill to grade Ith street west, from street north to Boundary; passed. Also bill for let of BR. L. Jo refunding taxes erronconsly Bésresed parsed Mr. Chase, {rom fmprovements cemmittes, re- ported bills to grade and pave tho alleys im auares aud 4:7; passed. Mr. Stewart iatreduced bill for Potts, retunding taxes crrouecusly paid; pi Mr. Conuolly,from finance committee, reported bil making appropriation to enable the Mayor to pay the assessors, passed. Also bill refunding Special texce lev ied for coustructipg a sewer alongs Dristicn to pay'for extra labor and weteriel sorte riation 10 pay tor ext Fy Pan a tel < sg TuE ATOR zo pon Row 8200 oon. zing tho Mayor to ante nocntpention to the mascetel tama perme . , laborers, the wom so. auticipated to id ut of the and revepues, le il to grade and pave au alley in sjuare om) erent in Increase lo lars per th {0 eveny monster Of the wollen dswastascen, “ MISCRLLANBOUs BILLS PASSED. Mr. Gulick introduced bill for rellef of Julia A, ‘t-te refund taxaaerroneouely paid. puseed. Couneil pill to grade aud gravel D street south end et bpm eto between New Jersey ort : 5 “Scunell sppropriating Ba for clerical sor- wi in the Comptroller’s ice; pasead. gonnctt ill Tor relief of J . Slater submitted 2 Datly to take copies of his papers . Stewart. from the committee on markets, re potted bil appropriating §1uL.28 for contingent ¢x- Fens: « of the Western at; s r_ Baker introduced bill ing extra services to Hen! ‘Tapper of Water Mains; passed. iM te teem Genter market! pork. Risos introduced bill for reliet of Reuben Dodge: bill granting certain privileges to Patrick oduced resolution anthorizing the arte fosee license ton watson for three mont for relief of Amos meget Tuade the apecial relief of Jobu ase Getcha ‘ation » Tn- Hant was, on motion of order for next Moniay TEE ister igtrodizced ill for relief of John A. @ \» Fen jing taxes Rapa d paid; presed. additional sogcepriation of 91.400 + ties s the Conseal ites on cfalees, Tepeciod bills jor relief of A Hoth Mary 8 Siehier were passed. street to-day, : f tee on police, reported iterating semaine Sear" aay as ets rame atracture near hie brick honse: a rd W. Lauedaits ous Irvin, Charles Kom: Pesvene, J; aueneisle, some, 5 ‘ Sen Fe pase 0 i Mrs Creckre introduced bill to pay the coroner 0 his » Jane let we vt: pi bull wuts 2M auth Sajoi- ing brick Duildines tor family wae, passed ir. Shepherd fatroduced bill tograde and trim F street north, between 17th and Mh streets weet “4 wed Pate Baxer introdncee BM granting certain privi- Jegea to Wm Bynex: passed. TNE ERD OF THE RICHARDS SCHOOL REPORT PUSI- bi Mr. Champion. whohad obtained by the measen- for the repert of Mr. Richar . of Putlic Scho a with the consider lie schools. to print 1400 copies, the sane a two weeks aco. Mr. Moore wanted to have the report read, or a ions ol which, he alleged. wers persons}. beard of trustees of public +chools and down the moti to read, Mr. Moore moved te amend the motion to print by allow. ing the beard of pablic schools toreply fo the report of Mr. Rich d that the same number of copies be printed Mr Connolly moved to amend that. #0 8s to allow Mir. Richards to evewer that reply, aud (> priat 1&0 copies of eid answer. Mr. Moore said he Lad no objection, The amendment was los—yeas, 2 (Messrs Me- Cathran and Moore); nays, 8: and the ameudment 1 the amendment wae also rejected ‘he motion of the commn. tes, to print 100 Mr Richards’ report. was thon agreed to—yen= + Tr. Moore.) Common Ceuncil. Ats'4 o'clock the board was called to order by Mr Pope, pre Bt pre tem., and prayer was offered &» Mr Freeman. The roll was- called, an Moers Freeman. Bowen, Hunt, M Pope, Gaings, and Brooks ani ed Ge to adjourn: lo-t— yeas 3, nays % | Messrs Gant, Piper, Palmer, Moniden, Murray, OD ogbuc, Burgess, and Lewis subsequently app ared A message was received from the Mayor. trans mitting account ot J 8 ry for the poor et the Foarth W perintendent ot Streets, streets between 71s. 12h and Hatreets and Ma land avenue, northeast; and estimates tor trimmi and graveling several ‘streets. Communication the Survevor, with estimate for grading and cravel ing 20th street, from B to B atreet, northwest ‘Lhe following wore introduced —By Mr. Free- man— Bill tor the relief of George T. McGlue. pass By Mr Piper—Bull tor the retiet of Andrew ( ir. Gant—Bill to grade and hand North Oi 3 pa of of Mrs. R.A raber—Bill granting ro Lawrence Hickey: passed. By Mr. Murray—Bill t) purchase # tire alarm bell for Nu. dougie Company (appropriating | $1 000 there for, reterred. Bill tor lamps on New York avenis, tween With and J&th +treete, and Kastrect, from th to 2th street; referred. By Mr. Hnnt—silis t. ama p on 3d street, t aw reconsider ths v« ‘a a the tail, n the committee cn claims L. Page: passed. er offrd a olntion, hat as the Germans are c cr of the retarn of peace to their ity of theGorman Kzpirr;and ag the retura of peace as the bi et fo any country. thet th its love of peace. adjourn top tivities, r. Pope reperted f for r P, whi jal cpate in the fes- CBRVICT SUITS, ; Ceat, Pants and Vest. weman & Bro., [05 7th gtreet, May Buiide ing. 3 2,3 ce ED Biv Prarwei Suite, » Bie Flannel Suits, ; «- Blue Flanne? Suits, All Styles and Sizes, ; At | Haste faoteees, 12,6 N. W. corner 7th and D streets. Five Fraswet Srire, best quality, for gen- tlemen, at very low prices. Geo. C. Haynuva, 410 Seventh street N. W. Fa Nr etn THOSE WHO DESIRE & good article to restore gray hair to its youthful color. we would recom- mend to purchase Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Kenewer. a most excellent and valuable preparation. Sold dy all draggist, See er <cthostes 5 THE rEINcIPAaL ToPic of conversation among our ladies seems to be the McLean & Hoover Sewing Machine. It is really the Lavies’ Pet. It does as much and even more work than most pt the high-priced machines. It is astonshing ew large a quantity of these machines have en soid in such ort time. Since the sew. ing machine war has commenced, we inquired of Mr. Rosenthal why he don't engage in the din answer he says: the $40 Machine is jole cause of the war among the Agents of the high-priced machines, (all of which could be sole 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 the general Agent; he warrants it; also sells it on eight monthly paymen 471. ee CAVTiIoN.—Beware of Imp ferupulous parties are in the habit of that their p of business are branch ot the Original Franc, I hereby notit’y the pab- lic that I have no branch stores, and that I have ho connection with any similar institation in 7s!—Assome un- this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents Furnishing Goods, $31 7th st., between D an Cowtxe’s Patent NgckTie FAstensr, Fale wholesale and retail, at the Ort 431 7th street, between D and E. stores. NOVEUTIBS IN Neck Weak, at the Original Franc’s, 451 7th street. The che st Store in the city. No branch stores. GReaT VARIRTY IN Waite Saran for nai Franc No braneb —one, two k—all sizes—at the Original pishing Store, 40 atreet, at Pepular Prices, No branch stort Bey Tae CELeBRaTEeD “ Franc LLARS, the best Papér Collar in the market, for sale only at the Original Frane’s, 431 7th streat. ‘Look for the name. No branch stores, a4 sal ie A aw scoor Opgon Hatt upgow Haut corner 4% street and Pennsylvania Grand opening of «pring styles thi Grand opening of spring styles this day, Grand opening of spring styles this day, Entire new stoc Odeon Hall. Udeon Hall. "8 ’ Frock and Sack Suits, Boys’ and Youths’ Frock and Derby Suits, Merrick Meetings. The democrats of the Eighth district net at the German school-house on ith street, between O and P streets, last night, but were unable to get up steam, and, after agreeing to hold a meeting and imvite Mr. Merrick to epeak at some future time, adjourned. A Merrick meeting was ‘Thirteenth district, but so ere present it was decided not to call the meeting to order. At Bleifus’ Hall, in the Twentieth district, a small meeting was held to organize a democratic and conservative club. Jehn R. Zimmerm: ‘as elected president and Walter Brenner se retary. After choosing an executive committee they adjourned. A meeting of the democrats and conservatives of the Eleventh, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth districts was®held at the corner of Virginia avenue and 4) street, where a stand had pre- viously been erected, but the wind and dust being unbearable the sinall crowd went across the street and occupied the lea side of @ wooden shanty, where Mr. Thomas EF. Lioyd and K. T. Merrick trotted out the Mixed School baby without getting the sickly infant off their hands. 'W. W. Moore, Ee., and Colonel Payne wound up the proceedings with remark: THAT ANTI-BoswELL Mxering.—A meting of the republicans of fhe Seventeenth district, opposed to the nomination of F. A. Boswell. Was called to be held last night at Island Ha’ The ball was lighted up at an ea hour, b no one seemed fo father the movement—no one leading omt—and the result was that most ot those present left the room, thinking there would be uo meeting. About'9 o'clock Perry Carson entered with his Pioneers, and calle the meeting to order. Messrs. Perry ¢ Jos. Wiliams and ‘Tommy Thompson th late) their private griets over t Mr. Boswell, charging upon hi were (ark and tricks that were vain’ ing his nom nounced for the ation, atter which bir. inee of the republicans of the $ trict by acelamation. The motion was a’ be put, when Samson ¥ rose and s2 Perry Rider was a man of too mach good sense to accept of any such nomination. Atter syme 4 Was reported g to nomi- ni and an indignant denial by Wil- liams, Perry Carson made @ motion that the Meeting adjourn, to await a call by committee, which was carried. — ~s Deatu From Expos last night, a colored e central pout 12 a’lock in the employ of Mr. Joseph Norwood, a siioe- maker in that locality, and had been unwell for some time past. It is thought he got up last night and wandered out. perished rrom the cifects of cold and exposure. An inqnest was held this morning, and a verdict rendered that death was caused by exposure and intem- perance. FRANKLIN SquaRE.—The residents of the neighborhood of Franklin Square, as weil as many visitors to that beautiful spot, was agree- ably surprised last evening by the lighting of fourteen lamps around it, they having recently been erected under the orders of Gen. Michler, and for this improvement the public are under obligations. —— Spont.—There will be a shooting match at — on Tuesday bonny apg April 19th, at uzzard’s Point, between W. 0. Thomas, G. C. dE. F. Thomas. le pigeons. This ig atrial for practice, no prize being in ues- D. —<—- 5 ————— KILLep.—About 2.30 p. m. this afternoon a colored man pamed Padgett Jenkins, while digging under a bank on K street, between sil ani 7th streets southwest, the bauk gave way, Ep on him, and killed him almost instantly. le was removed to the first precinct station- house and the coroner notitied. pes Grace Cavaca.—The foliowing vestrymen were elected on Monday evening last for Grace Gburch, South Washington: Leonard O. Cook, Arthur Yeatman, Fred. A. Boswell, Charies Bundie, J. L. Kidwell, E. G. Wheeler, John N. Budlong, and ‘Thomas Thorn. RELeasen on Balt. Vesterday Wm. Keough, ebarged with having kiled bis step-tather, Wm. Catey, some weeks since, was brought out of jail and reieased on $5,000 bail by Judge Olin. The District Attorney mace no objection to bail being taker oe eee BY REQUEST, the free public lecture on the “Legal Righta of Women, Past and Present,” by Prof. 0. D. Barrett, will be repeated at the Business College to-morrow (Thursday) even- ing at 8o0’clock. DisGRacRruL Daze: it night, when Mr. Merrick was addressing a meeting at the corner of Virgini enue and 4 street, some rowdy » which struck him on knee, but fortunately did not injure him. foveal fir vient Bs, SALEs oF Rear Estate.—Latimer & C} have sold lot 1, square 757, on the north side of Maryland avenue, near 2d street east, improved Ry caveawry brick house, to Wm. Ward for the ——_—_e____ Finn riatep Hoop Pendant Earrings and Setts; aleo. Pompadour Fans in all colors, re- ceived at "a, On the avenue, to-day. eaten sia cir INFANTICIDE.—Officer Marks this morning found in the canal, near N street bridge, the body of a white female infant GEORGETOWN, CENTRAL BUILDING ABSOCIATION.—The “7th monthly meeting of this association was held Tat even at Eang’s Hotel, and the sum of #150 was advanced on 1i shares, at an average of 23 per cent. CONVALESCENT.— We were pleased to see our fellow-citizen, Mr. Wm. 8. Huntington, on the » and recovering from his late severe attack of illness. Wan Der’r, Orrics WaskineTos, D. O., April peer era ai . " for the past 24 wba eter wi Lak —The low barom- Tuesday morning on ral astern yesterday Very light from and on the lo’ Lakes, and somewhat heavier ones on the Fast oe ge er —< WD mprion up. Clear wea’ wes now reported west and south of a rem: is At P. Wallach’s, Odeon Hall, corner 4, street and — avenne. 180, Best assortment of White Marseilles and Duck Vests, single and double breasted, At P. Wallach’s, Odeon Hall Clothing Room, corner 4\ street and Pennsylvania avenue. Ba trricean Hos 3.31 Do Tax celebrated \ idette Kid Glove, #1 per pair, at DoucLans’ 3,31 Corset and Undergarment Factory. ‘THE CELEBRATED Marquise and Margeerite Glove, in all the spring shades, has j received at C. Baum’s Kid Glove Depot, 408 7th st. GenTLewEN aNp Ladies Kip GLovEa at One Dollar a pair, at C. Banm’s Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th street. 3,21 ~ + OUR NEW STYLES of Corsets, from France and Germany, bave just arrived, and can be bad in all qualities and prices. Bavm, Corset Importer. For Corns, Bunion*, Club and Ingrowing nd other diseases of the feet, visit Dr. White's estabjishment, No. 535 15h street, op- Fosite United States Treasurs 224,42: nore Cauironnta CaTawsa WINe on dranght, at Miller’e, 420 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows’ all. 2.3. ATIFICA TION MEEDIVG! G BAND THE REPUBLICANS of the District of Columbia will hold @ Grand MALIFICATION MEETING OF TBR CITY HALL, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING; to ratity the nomination of GENERAL N. P. CHI AS DELEGATE TO CONGREBS, and the nominations made Tuesday evening, April 11. tor the ROUSE OF DELEGATES, YRONT AN. ©LOTHI Georgetown Advertisements, BX 7808. DOWLING. Aver; Georgetown. OLD MEADQUARTERS TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE- SIBSELE BUILDING LOT ON ; * FoR Oo TUESDAY AFTBBNO@S, April 1tm, > CLOTHE Wi, at 90 clock, we wil sel Be at ot the Bory’ co inate premises, part of Lot No, 348, fi ~ at Bins) addition io Georgetown fron! iting 35 t. ne gcuth side of Md street. with a depth of LoS fect Bing is one of the most desirable loeatious ia town. being Dr. A Magrader. a. H. OAK BALL, 7th street. as 12, and is | _DbU7-Im NEW STYLES FOR «Paina. the property. Conveyancing avd teomose toes RE DAILY MANUFACTURING of the purchaser. “Thos kh wowL w* wb. moons. NEW STYLES OF @ Brown. deceased. DOWLING, Auct r. MEN'S, YOUTH'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, Which we offer atthe LOWEST PRIORS. = Groncrtows, April Sth, 71 otice is hereby given that the following property for Taxes, Improvements January 0, end if not redeemed « together with Inter fat and cost of advertisement) on or before APRIL 271m, 1871. Corporation Deeds will be ieturd to the purchaser, in aceorganee with the | Corporation made and provided Gentlemen who deetre to dress wel! and tastefully, Bnd i. do ® economical . ane Recommended to Examine off Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. Also. onr SAMPLES FOR OUsSTom BE. whick we make order at short notice. WE STILL KEEP ON HAND. AND MAKE TO OBDEB, TH FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS, The Best Fitting and the Best Made § ber marke rices as low aa the low Towhose Date ot, name sold. sale | Parchaser. sideNorth stree | Yan fact deep tm 5 i i GEO, W. BEALL, Coil TPHE LUCKY one Whore did yon bur th, BUITON AND SIDE LACE tty tot | NOAH WALKER & co, fown, whee te poutine 2 sreet - | Sil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, ale p ! rices, i] to call at the Shoe Bazasr Boots made to tds tow TaN Hover Be 4-im* (Succemor to H. F. Lewnpn & Oo, | OLTIZENS, ARMY AND NavyY MERCHANT TAILOR, yn coma Metropolitan Hotel, lato Brown and the carly ns the entire stock in of the senior p ar Dusinese, ur esta’ hment. cons | view Ne. 362 Peon. ave. me NTS, MusiC KS. 5 . 3 ERS and FANGY ARTICLES wt and below cost. > *> BANKERS. SERERT MUSLO at the rate of fvecente per sheet Parties wishing to at an old -catablished invest fn a lucrative bosines«, [SPoumaTION F UBNISHED AND stand, ean buy the Steg amd Fixtures cheap and om cong terme. Tnanire at SUBSCRIPTIONS BECKIVED OB & SELIGSON'S, b13-1m Bridge st, Georges D RTT eT Dect For the new five per cont. Loan of the United States paBeasss iN BFBING GOUDS. 2 — | at the FIRST NATIONAL K .h29 Pw BENJAMIN MILLER, | > cookE ce. BRIVGE STREET,@BORGETU wy, J ™ * Ret received « large assortment of | BANKERS, SPRING GOODS, ! current rates: cf the newent styles,embracing LADIES’ DRESS SECURIT, OLD snp GOODS, Shawis, Spring Caselmeres for Bcu ace | yay ee Algo, 8 complete assortment of © | 4-7-1 4 geen 8, Mourning Goads; Alpacas, a apecial.y Se Ee: Fs of all denomine- ney can be saved bY giving us acall, ax weare | 44% POSIT. acsermboed taut tarmaton = * STN STE | Sane. lee ORBTIFIOATES UF DEFUSH Eteees es Reson. LDDLETON @ Co, in nencerof my removal from the District BANZKERS. he ist of Maye ¢ 4 deponited “or Watehen aad Seeatreeering, Sot | 1agy w Btreet, (two dors from U, 8. Treasure otow!, to redeom thi , over WASHINGTON, B.C. Becetre ond transect e General Benkiag Business. Exchange on the principal cities taken and given 1 par to our depositors, securities. we igi tdiaan Loans OD the beet terme. Claims sil the United States Departments: a MIDDLETON & 00. _ FAMILY SUPPLIES p°* WITH T HILTOR’S GROCERY ANU LIQUOK STORK, 227 Penusyivatiia avenue, Ospitel Bult, SELLING NOW FOR CASH ONLY. I can now afford to se'l as low ys can be bonght im the city; Call with any advertised price List, end jet me fi ALL Gobps W Beers the se Spt Get hey" ah St : that date will be sold af purlic auction, without notice. Unredeemed Pledges om hand already. Stock and ‘PERSONAL, NFORMATION WABTED of the Dee Omarms TR aot the lodzincs of ington. Address ™ Conti Phiisder HE FB: iH FSMAL Sill be found the easiest and most certain rem edy thatesn be found for all Monthly Difficuities, Lrregularities, &., from er cause. It is on nt of this certainty that they should net be takem by pregnant females during the first three touths.( ns miscarrisce Office 179 B rs ARRANTED as represented, and intial om cad — desivered promptly tree 1 ch ‘* AND YET HE Is NOT HAT ‘Weil. be | "Do not fail to call should go to old Dr, DARBY and tured ; < . oN. ot omer es, Blotches, Ulcers, Beroiaia ana | —2P2 2 B. BILTON. weedy removed. without Avudran’y it LOS te street, a iow doc — 17, . ADAMB HALL, MEDIUM. MIDWIFE ant DO. TRESS—Northwest coruer of Mth and | FINE GROCERIES N Teete, upstairs, Thirty yeara’ eaccosstu AT SMALL PROFITS. EWARE OF THE MANY INEXPERIENCED Bacon Tee? -headed imposters, now i ———— this City, who aseume haifa dozen alliance, ine y different offices. Avoid ex pos: We respectfully cali the at t n. health, aud even life fteclt, ——— * froubies iu DR. LEON , well known here for the last | °°! “ck © ten years as the moet Folia te catwe akilital physician advertising. He does not tri [E TEAS bumbag, fulfills all he AP ANTeeK RINE TEAS success when others fail ea = wate hooms for Lady Patients. > onrultation Booms 444 lth street OOFE » Be, ‘The Doctor does not employ any so-called as*rstonts, therefore patients avoid any expe-uwre Whatever. as they see Bo oue but the Doctor mt Which we arc selling at @ very emall advance. 0 NOT DESPAIB UNTIL YOU HAVK CON- Derr PERE ATE UR 10% 435 street.» tow —. doors scuth ef Penn. ave. He is conlidential and re able. Beparate rooms forledies. mb) Jus TU OUK CHOICE BRANDS OF BY TAEISG AB ENDOWMENT POLICY he NORTH WESTERN, a TIN. . pt Ne iW ESTBEN you secure your old | WINES, BRANDIES, co upon others; | Each District will form in Procession and excort | you provide for your family Im the event of death: —_— its andidates to the meeting. psammmaltaenA money you pay to the com spans oil oes D WHISKIES, The following: Distingnished Speakers have teen Boat stes ber cent. compound interest. Office, Stans, watee the people from THREE LAKGS | “mhait "1. ¥. KNIGHT, General Agent AT VERY LOW FIGURES. Ge B. Chipman, on. J. W. Pattorso: BS. ELLIS Yast chance stro: N pra ‘H ‘om oP atterson, M er eaet a ania oF VS ris METGZER & BYLES, 1 Ooburn, A Astrologist, as she re- ENT! wim H Starnzether, | mains but one, week longer. Omics Gis. Saree 417 BEVEDTS STREET, G 3 : . i, to $3, 5 i Frederic Nese Ban, | written, @6 to @10- $319 9 mib2S te Bext to Od Pellows’ Balt, Hon. A) Seo Pe ouK? ‘LOOK it ~ LOOK in” Ke;., AK. Browne, Esq, gw. PRINCE'S 5 ee = Ma; Wm 8 Moree, . Why not bny where om can buy the cheapest, for LOAN OFFICE, withovt doubt we are pons ce Sa Beet Porto Bice - 106. per PEBNSYLVANIA AVENDS Db Besa B™ Cofies ow tse aperi ean Family Flour, @2 20 and @2 40 Saartey beh: Bn eal. Bea and others. (UP STAIRS) Gog Batra, Gi.fe ano g? per per bets It _ REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE, aga glutee let of Graham Flour, Bye Flows, act" Gat fe BELUBLIOANSOF TOE SEVENTEENTH = "7 em DISTRICT will ascubis in tate BAZAR FOB THE SALE | Canton Syrmp, oni Se (por eal: Went India eT Aa eet or | Whence ues weap so pasens Be Sud march to the mass tscting to be'hetd-at es UNREDEEMED GOODS ppeesieetng sad eae [Onree., ee oe feltr UNDERNEATH. sissy pee for 8 per Lb: S12 Imperial for 93 nN Bite ee am r for @1. per Ib; Bost KE? DLIOAN Mass MEETIN YOUNG MEN, CAM DRE. | BBS nwo a Ueperal NP CHIPMAN and others " ABUSES, which interfere with 100 tabs Butter.37c. per ib. Cessard's Best Hame, the Ropu tas ef tae Bice Suerte decid Seite Steer: (2 titans ete liow 4 : jo. Shoulders, onl r Ib., do. do 4 900220, " led envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOUIA- | oni, tie yoris Adu Biaryiond wenaus ond ieetreetion or Borth | UN, Ho a Behind PaaS A SeoC tA | pebsae COFFRES, MONDAY EVEN + April 10. NONSULT Da. LEON, Best Old Governm<ut Java warranted), Se por District Ne eye yee compel Chamber, city 414 loth street, above Penneyivenia avenus, 2. —— Se. per lb , Prime Biv Uudoe, oly lbe.5 wand Boe Meeting tn front of Ciy Hall; on | sppnfine Disseseavor ao charge, Those deatrice Pe ae ws fe proper alee ceria . & i “& ravine ces tree Districts Nos. =. 9 apd 10. at Union Hall, ith | isthe cinest eee eee ee azonee. Be | Bits “a nimble sixpence against @ slow ebil- street, or THUBSDAY EVENING, April It Ig the city,and his it the moxt ) eg, at Districts Nos. 5.6 and 7,at Stevens School house, atected with ORGANIC WEAN | BRAY @ ERO 's, om FRIDAY ST ae j ‘Many kindred affliction arising from j 361 Pennsytvania avenge. weieoedeteuea: A ie at Island Hall, on mee, are suet S permanent care in tke | MN 2) between Sd and dy streets. north side. 3 shortest ‘Separate rooms 4 = : Herc No, ¥.at Tounallytown, on SATURDAY, | Hours" Itt £2, to 68 fo Gorteeboadeace sc W, * satrec as. 5 i | DRALERS 1 stricts Nos 21 and 22, sqnare on North © - line sreppe, betwen gh snd th streets See a Want to Shayenlge their elent 3 | a Se TE ee eee eee a ee ne eee ner amialy eujted to the | Jodiatte avenue aud Ie street on TORSDAY EVENING, April Is. Sad bene renee eee Opeiclan cornet | ans ug ‘Rear B20. RP _epot. istricts Nos. 3 and 4. at a —e . tor Ther | {foretown, on WEDNESDA: 7 3 goth 7 W Chairman Bepublics PERSONS ENTIT. LATION ican ticket at the comin, call on O. D. BAB! EIT. ‘Will secure their re for them, Bepublican Gen: Committee. sd TH EENTH DISTICT. INDEPENDENT UNION CANDIDATE. 'SHEOD ROBINSON will be supported by the of this District for the Assemb! i Bepab., Chron. Patriot.i KEQW, tat EWING MACHINES. Wistar anne ing teat Market Need Pal Mister Visi | T He FLOBENCE IMPROVED LOCK -8TITOC FAMILY WACHINE, Having exclusively the Self Adjusting Shotts Ten Src ston and Beversible Feed. thus enabling the opera +? LOT OI tor to fasten seams when eyay by the Bret of * advances. te EB VOTE! Oran SECOND BEGISTBATION. Board of Registrat: District of Co- lguitia will Courebe at ‘the ity Ball ta the cist of on THURSDAY April 17109 hold Wis teatalee ime cock a mame for the SOF T DIsTRE mutase —* seesion April 15, o'clock t. THE i j 4 EST MACHINE EVER OUNSTEUCTED. ‘All at the office, ‘attended to. 16 # STREET, = D®:39F2 if ‘Ade oe CEKTAIN Bist" hisy erate” “es Ten be it, Sold on monthly fnetaiments of * . B. Kul pints e lars. x. B. jouTT, iv ‘Agent. Reese PrisceS et be ettormah oie Lies 2° ms, pari —_ ERSONAL OUTFITS. Tecan a EmRee CES FREN Ofer for fineet Kennebec river, a mes Th ORBAMS, | Stow Totes by those aaa z Great variety of GEO. HOLYOKE & 00, 121 Front street, New York, or ANTORIO CAVAGUARO. ‘No 32 08th at., between D and Pa. ave, m5l-2w* mbH-lm ABTEUR BABBY, Gardiner, Me,