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THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB-A meet :
ing OF this association was held last evening at
the Union League rooms, Mr.. j. X Elvans ia
the chair, and Mr. ]. u. Cleary secretary
There were present about seventy persons,
about thirty of whom were whites.
Mr.. Bliss, from the committee appointed for
the purpose, reported a constitution and by
laws. which after some amendments had been
made. were adopted.
The committee to nominate officers reported
the following. end they were elected MIR A.
g Hall, president: Rev. W. A. Cook and N .
L. jude, vice presidents; John Thomas John =
son, secretary; Henry +. Smith, treasurer
Err hall not being present on account of
Illness Mr.. Cook took the chair and made a
few remarks, cOngratulating the club Oh The
commencement OF the work, and urging them
70 do their whole duty in making it one of in =
duenCe.
The meeting proceeded 10 the selection of an
executive committee, with the folio wing re-
suit; Messrs. Solomon CT. Brown, u. b. Clark.
X J. Beall. John Il. Johnson, W. Budd, Isaac
Dorsey- n. II Miller, John Brooks, Alexander
Hayes, T.. G.. Hartford. G. l.. Adams, Alexander
Adamson NJ. BTIel, n. Judd, and l.. T.
Merrill
"A resolution was adopted for the appotnt-
Inent of i've delegates TO meet a like number
rom the other wards in general con yention 10
form a national Republican association, and
ne following were elected: Messrs A a.
Hail. J T. johnson, ]. Il. Cleary, T.. e. Har-
lord, and J. X. Elvans.
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T. URI TB 1DI

A full assortment Of all gr.des choice Flour Tor
Baker,; quality No. I; price low.
Arc the only direct receivers for Golden Hill,
81. 0ambrill mot PatapscoD and Linganor Family
Elours In the District. AZ the latter brand has
been extensively oounterfeited and sold In this
city, We would inform those wishing this -four By
Arrangement with the ntllerv We furnish IL lower
than IL can be obtained from any other source.
Quality cend to none. Price fraction les than
other drst class Family Flour.
SSnmenw9ess vostsrS flour = store and Cor sale
" GAIT co.,
Indiana avenue Ani iss street,
nou near Depot.
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INDICTED-The grand Jury has found a true
hlli OF Indictment for murder against w f.
Cleayer. who, it will be recolIectea, was ar.
rested on the charge of committing. about the
10th of last month, a horrible outrage upon the
person of the little girl Mary Ann Rives, who
subsequently, died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

NFoRMATIoN.-Those about to marry and
newly married, can find ready made Linen
and Cotton Sheets, Pillow Gases. Bed Spreads
OF all descriptions, Feather and Hair Pillows
mattresses, Table Linen, ToweIing. Crash
WINDOW Shades, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Mating
&c at Adamson's, 500 9th street, near Penn
syivanla avenue. I'm
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CITY ITEMS.

LOCKWOOD cloth lined, Grav's nodded,
Ray ard other cloth imitation, Goldsmith's
grace wards Derby and Shakespeare and
1'uHT paper collars. Paper ana Linen Cuffs:
Linen collars. from / inches TO Is inches at
hennIngs One Price Clothing Store, on the
corner OF Seventh street and Maryland ave-
uup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE IAIL-Yes-
terday afternoon, Messrs John y HoIIrngs-
head and others, of the Washington CITY Tenn
perance Society. held a temperance meeting
with the consent of Warden Brown, in the jaII
Tor the benefit OF the prisoners. The Warden
informed the prisoners previously of the meet
ing. and gave all an opportunity to attend, and
OF the slxty-nye prisoners about fifty accepted
ne prisoners were assembled in the h all on
the second floor, about * o'clock, and the
meeting was opened with prayer and the
reading OF selection Of Scripture MI HoI.
iIngshead presided, and briefly addressed the
prisoners, calling attention 10 the fact that they
had the pledge book present. in which were
the names of over six hundred persons some
OF whom had been as confirmed drHnkards as
could be found. but had reformed. aud were
now useful members of society. Addresses OF
ten or fifteen minutes length were delivered
OF hessrs. John A. GoldiR, VIM p. Drew o.
h Harris. w. G.. Finney, and T. CT. CLAYTON
ana on an invitation twelve of the white pris-
oners and TWEEN eight of the colored signed
the pledge. as also some OF the officers Warden
Brown made few remarks, expressing his
gra'Incatlon that one organization had thou yht
proper TO hold a meeting for the benefit OF the
prisoners and expressing, on behalf of the pris-
Oners- wish that the society would hold a
meeting there every Sunday; after which Old
Hundred was sung, and the visitors Ieft IL
was remarked that Surratt: DIR. Cleaver in
dlcted for the murder OF Mary Ann Riyes; and
SANFORD Conoyer, convicted OF perjury, were
among those who declined TO leave their cells
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APPoINTED-Mrs. Josephine s Griffin has
been appointed an agent of the Freedmen
Bureau fer the District of Columbia. and di.
rected to report to Lieut.. Col. Beebe. Local
superintendent, for assignment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

ALI. BURNETT-The very amusing de-
hheations of comic character by this humorist,
winch stamp him as first rate artist, DIRE W
crowded and fashionable audiences all last
week despite the disagreeable weather. He
VIII give entertain ments at MetZerott Hall
every night this week. except Wednesday,
(when he will be in Georgetown) and will
give matinee on Saturday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

DR. WHITE, Chiropodist, &24 Penn. av., be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, Continues the suc.
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, mo!es, vascular ex.
cresenees, DC. ONCE hours from q m 10
, p. m, and 70 p. m. Established 1861.
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STEINwAY'S PIANOS.

BOOKS ON FARMING, GARDENING, &c
u Gardening for Profit, by Peter Henderson.
81 50; American Rose Culturist. 7sc.; CLARK 5
GssSss By The
Book. 75c, fields Pear Culture 81 so; Ten Acres
Enough, 81 60; Our Yarm of -Four Acres. ssc.;
yentilste Hot houses, 81 50: Watson's American
Home Garden, Ga; Buists Family Kitchen Gar
dsneI, 81; Hos 70 get Fern and Where 10 Find
Flowers TOR the Garden and Psrlor; $50; Garden
Flowers, How TO Cultivate Them, cy s. Rand
So; Parkman g Book of Roses, IS; Gardening for
Corn, 81 Is; Johnston . Agricultural Chemistry,
bsnS's Muck Manual. 81 Is; Allen 8 Americas
McHahoH e Americsn Gardener, $3.50; Brfdemani:
American Gardeners Assistant, s2!0; Bow to
Lay Out Garden, by I'd. Kemp: 81; Todd's
Of FIowe re, sc; Charlton Grape Grower.' Guide.
iers Grape Outurst, s 30; Ny Whey ard at Lake.
Quinby On Bees, 81 So; Lsnestroth on the Honey
Bee. e.; MAY hewss Illustrated Horse Doctor. 81:
Mayhew's illustrated Horse Management, So:
4: srs BGSs S Ro and
sl.5e: Stewards Stable Book 81 50; poddb Ameri-
can Cattle Dotor, 81 Boi Aliens Domestic AMI
Hsl nsss s.S h be
Mason Farrter. 81; Every Man his Own Oattle
Doctor, zoe; Youatt ard Spooner on the Horse.
sl.so; Guenon on Milch Cows; 7sc. Dement'S
American Veterinarian 75c.; Allen Rural Archi.
lecture. 81 .io;Woedwards Country Houses, Al SO:
JACQUES Rural Arcbitecturs. 81 50; Village and
81; Sloan Homsstesd Architecture, SIS; Fields
Rlrsl Architecture; So. Downins's Gandsc.pe
Gardening ane Rural Architecture. $3.50; HoIiys
Country Seats 81 ssns 81 Ri sEi soaUu
mn IL eo6t Corner Penua. av and llth Sc.
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MADAME PRINCE of - Market Space has
Just returned from New York. Those &C.
guam ed with the lady, will certainly call on
Ler; others will be- pleased if they do.
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GRAYs COLLARS, % cents per box; Gold
smith Collars, p cents per box: Imitation
Linen Collars. 25 cents per box; and all other
goods cheap in proportion at Francs Gents
FURNISHING Store, 49i 9TH street, between ID and
+ streets. Iro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

INVEST In one of those nine dollar Spring
over Sacks, manufactured and sold by Noah
walker 20, 36o Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 9Th streets They are fashion
able cut, well made and good trimmings 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

PETTY MISUNDERSTANDING, VIM. Gibbs
coiored. was arrested by Officer KimbalI of
,ne mira ward. upon the complaint of g. H.
Bean. charging him with petty larceny Inns.
ice Thompson committed him to Jail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

The REeIsTRY.-At three O clock this after.
noon the Board of Registers commenced the
work OF registering the names of voters OF the
Second Ward in a building ca the south side
OF + street between 14ts and 18th. when there
was a crowd OF about $50 present. nearlythr
fourths colored- The Board will sit here thi IS
evening, to-morrew, Wednesday and Thurs
6ay, from 3 to O'Clock
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QUICK sales and small Profitsu-f1ood
White Shirts Sl.50, 81 and - 81 at Francs
Gents Furnishing Store. 49l 7th street be-
tween ID and +; also shirts made TO order I'm
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DO YoU Wish TO see complete stock of NIL.
Inery and Fancy Goods. Call on Madame
Prince, - Market Space
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FOR CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ an d 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

The FINEST assortment OF Toilet Soaps and
Tooth Brushes IN the City are sold at low
prices at r. X Dooiey's Apothecary, corner
east Sd street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue. dan
itol Hill.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

nRa BOOTS AND SHOES. -
NEW sTORI. /"
The undersigned bees leave TO inform hfs frieBf Is
Ana the public generally that he has opened the
INV CHEAP STORE, No. 50a 7th street. O pder
Ods Fellows Hall. where he has hand a gem
sTaI assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen ., Boys
Misses and Childreps
BOOTS AND SHOES
Remember the number, 5O2 7th street, upder
Ood Fellows, Hall The New Cheap Store, for
deis GEORGE b. WILSON.
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SUNSHINE AGAIN.-After several weeks o.
ram. hail, snow, fog mist, slush and mud the
sun essayed this morning to break through the
clouds, which have Ooscured his brightness
during the month of Mach. The clouds soon
rallied and The contest was doubtful for some
tune, but we are finally favored with sun
shine, the first for Il Iens time No one, now
ever, seems disposed to trust this change for
the better, and even the weather-cocRs on sew.
eTal churches and public buildings. have not
made up their minds, II seems, in regard 10 the
matter. Although the wind is unmistakabIy
from the West this morDIng they still poinr
East, as II not quite certain that the apparent
Change of direction is not a ruse OF the CLERK
OF the weather, and that their swinging around
viii be premature IL not q vane effort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

ClGARS AND TOBACCO BROOKE N. IDs
~ mONSToH will be happy to serve hts friend
and the public with Cigars aud Tobae CO, ct No.
oAn Louisiana svsnns. near Bank Of Washing
Ton. 70 hin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

FoEEPAUeH'e MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS will
open in Washington on Monday, April LIST
uRtil Saturday. the 9Th inclusive This ia
without doubt an interesting, and, il is said a
gigantic menagerie, containing twenty ven
dens OF animals and birds-a number OF which
are exceedingly rare, several varieties never
having been before exhibited in America. The
circus, too, is very complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

CIRCUIT CogRT-CAief Justice Cartter.-To-
day the court has been engaged ia the case of
CHARLES Barnes against Robert F. Magee-
actfon for damages laid at 5000 against the
ceiendant for "malic iously causing the arrest
OF the plaintiff on a charge Of having pur-
knowing it to have bee stolen from the Gov.
eminent" On this ch aree the plaintiff was
tried before Justice Handy and acq uited, and
be now brings this suit against Mage NJ.
Davis appears for the plaintiff, and Messrs.
Merrick and Norris for the defense.
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ADJUSTMENTS. r
foRE,fAU GH's
esq 'f-i GIGANTIC
CIRCUS AND MENAaERIE.
LARGEST ExAIBIrIoG IN THE wosLD.
ADJUSTMENTS.

AFINER GEOLOGICAL Snow AND BET.
g. SuSIis; sss S:s,ss
thar there are eomnen cinens, eli told, In any
menagerie nov travelling.
FrsIr if%Ss srsssr
P,of "a ac,, Iressufe
Chsrlss n Gcstis $3.50 nsgs ssnt
p; Llss;,d ?; ycns::.y; Director d PaSTio.sion
k;FTqsS .ss +: ftsi
St ~ 1 ssass
m nj nife sn .nd not ,S year old These tive
1S sH: WIFI FIT '1sSsf
81 e. ~ 's and Uns
permitted to leave the East.
o%s Or iGsou ~ e h:
Il. lex ss .sna.n, s
one Of this feet variety Of the wind aaseiis ever
DrSqshf iron. from it s,s sosky hsESt.
Boy al Bengal Tigers, Sacred Cow and Calf, . fine
Polar Bear; the Australian X ian CARGO. the ebony.
mere Cost the King Of vaItures, the huge T.pir.
s Sss' Bison df the ;Ross
r. P p. v..;
gpcr; grizzly Bear; Striped Hysna., Silver LIEN
Fs!ew Deer; White Peacoeks OF java. six Gaze
Cub Lions, rawny Lion of Kaffra, Peru Wan All
CARGO of New Zealand. Arabian Dromedary, Amer
Shts cree e.ssiEi
Lynx Wsszels. Civet Oats, Peccarias, &c, with
ssa: q ss h S
den Chinese Pheasants. Eagles. vuitures Hawks
soESshbs kns
riety and an amost endless lot of miner Forei rn
aud Domestic Creatures.
PROFESSOR LANGwoRTHY.
IN Ioa kfsa T Hnrs, AZ!
Sis9: Lions. TiaIss' IiofGsDs' AND Is Pan s;is
The T S,9. of the dsns ftwenty.two Massive
UsTes, GUia ane na crimson s hsndsomely painted
and fifty sislwart drsught horses) will be driven
TRIUMPHAL PRoOKssIos,
IN combination with the Long Circus Rstinue,
GofbkN OAR OF THE ooNouEKoE,
containing Colson s silver Oornet Band, UPON the
hohNlNa of monDhh, April i, at 10 o'clock
The Circus Company consists of M. Jam,, he
Thomas King, Mr.. James Ward c0lown'l ssstsr
Henri LseIi9o; Mons FERTILE; MI Nat GeS ieT
NILE vIKGiNIA and MILE JosEPHtNE.
Leapers Clowns, Gymns. Is and Acrobsts.
The stock of Performing Pad and Draught
Horses the Stud OF Petite Ponies coustitute a
spect. ~ IL
The Trained steed. RUFUS WELSH. na,rorr,oa
by Mr., James De Mott Is admitted to be the Par.
The Elephants will be performed by Mr.. w p
Williams w -
The animals will be fed before the public.
There will be TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
Afternoon at Knight at7Is
Heors open one honr previous for the inspeotion
OF the Cages One price for the whole show ali
under one spacious tent with seats for ali. on
poTtunities fer all TO and hear ' W
Admission, 90 cents; Children OF ten years and
under, 23 cents.
FOREPAUGH MENAGERIE AND JRCUS
will cIhibi at Washington FOR DAYS and nj ohts
commencing
MONDAY. April LIST, continuing
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDSY FRI
DAY and SATURDAY
April I'd, Sd, 4th, 5th and 9Th
Location of lot, Sixth street, i'm ediateiy below
Pennsy lVapta avenue. NH Is NJ. " FSt
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AT PUBLlO SALE
"A THROUGH
=. H. HALLS
REAL ESTATE HYCaANGE

Corner 7th street anu La avenue.
VIII be sold at auction. the premises, the
Hth Of A prii, 1857. 1T O'Clock m. by yirtue Of
sssd ct trust executed by Frederick voigt, to
1ohn Zee. STOCK, ito secure Andrew Tbeirer }
upon one story frame house, situated on the west
psrt OF lot ten. tlobi in square No. Al, Washington
city tublect to lease for the term Of FIVE years,
SAID trusf duly recorded in lib.r Il. n II /. No. Q,
county 1-''-s'
Terms cash NH rs colin
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TIE MURDER OF SIR KNIGHT wELsH-Tha
particulars Of the mysterious Disappearance
Hho subseq uenf recovery OF the body of SIR
Knight James Welsh, member OF the Ma
sonic fraternity from Washington, d. G.. Is
stll doubtless fresh in the minds of ali our
readers Since finding the BODY some of the
most cunning detect yes in the whole c0untrv
nave been on the lookout for any trace of the
murderer, as no doubt is entertained bur IN IT
ne was n ordered, without any success what
ever unul about week since, when man
was arrested in Richmond, who is now held
70 await the result OF Investigations which az.
peAding. IL Is doubtless the general desire
mat the guilty party may be found and rscei We
that punishment the horrible deed so iustIv
merlts.-BdlftmOre Commercial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-25

mAeIsTRATEs AND CONsTABLEs FEEs-Sat-
srday, the Supreme Court OF the District in
general term adopted the following tariff or
charges TO be made by justices OF peace, under
the recent act OF Congress For iss uing every
summons to commence a sui, 25 cents; for IS
suing subpoena tor witnesses, % cents; each
additional subpoena, or for each addition Al
name after the first in any subpoena TOR either
party, cents; enrering judgment after trial, 50
cents; entering Judgment on non suit, by de.
fault or on confession, IS cents; administering
any oath or affirmation at trial, S cents: fssu.
nag fera facias, venditioni, exponas, sciu fl.
cias, each % cents; taking supercedeas bond
and entering stay OF execution thereupon, 25
cents, Tor taking protest of any account, Is
cents; lot each commitment to or release from
JAIL, = cents; Tor warrant of attachment and
All ahdayits for the same IN each case, IS cents:
lor warrant against witness for contempt in
slsobeying subpoena, 25 cents; taking an an.
peal bond and certifying proceedings in any
case OF appeal, 81; for services not specified
otner wise on the trial Of any case between
landlord and tenant, under the act of July
4tn, 1864, -; issuing attachment and taking
amoavlts in support OF the same, under the
act OF February 22d. 1867, IS cents.
Also, the following tariff OF fees and com.
missions for constables For ser wing anys sum.
mons except in ease of landlord and tenant,
. cents; administering oath or affidavit to ap-
pTaseTs, In each case, 25 cents; serving sum-
mons in case of landlord and tenant or in tres
pass, 80 cents; serving attachment for contempt
30 cents for collecting and paying over an ex-
ecuuon, whether sale has been made or other.
wise, commission OF per cent; arresting
criminal under commitment and committing
MN 70 Jail, In each case so cents.
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A SURE PILE CURE-Dr. CiIbert,s Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases of
piles: Sent by mail on receipt OF ga Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. b. Romano Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York 3
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METZEROTT HALL.

METZEROTT HALL
FIVE NIGHTS MORE
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK EXCEPT WE'D.
NESDAY.
ALE. BURNETT.
ALE. BURNETT.
ALE. BURNETT.
ALE. BURNETT,
Assisted by
MISS HELEN NASH.
Tickets 30 Gents Reserved Seats so Gents
May be had during the day at Metzerott' Music
Store.
nOors open att commence at O'Clock precisely
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTEROON
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q = o O = B l = q d.
HALL 4 PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,


Corner New York avenue and lstn street.
entrance on New York avenue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES,, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIIs, &C., &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
Gerry Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in first class Grocery. without at.
tempting to enumsrste our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock. we cordially invite the public to
examine our stere and stock. believing W shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to ali who may
favor us with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assortment Of
TEAS and OOFFHEs, which have been elected
with great care for purity. Dealers will find q
Hne assortment to select from, and our prices to
suit.
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
jan e-3m
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SPARRIEG ExHIBITIoS-On Saturday night
n complimentary beneft was given st the Co.
iumbia Gardens 10 Aaron Jones. at which
there We're exhibitions OF sparring between the
recipient. Johnny hcffisde. of New York;
Tony Ryan, OF Alex andria. and others.
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NEARLY slw Fogs ST7Sk IUsNIrUas
EpInAT MORNING Marrh On

On FRIDAY MORNING. March %, n ,eo,c,ort
M house No. 1a1 Ed street, near Pennsviysnis
avenue, we will sell the contents Of 40 bouss.
Tbree-ply and Ingram CARPETS
Dining room ana hall 0iloloth
Stair Carpet. 0fleloth, and Rods
Marble TOP Cottage esfte, with wardrobe
Walnut Extension Dining Table
oiled walnut Cane seat Chairs and Rocker
Bsir sne husk Mattresses, Feather PIilovs
W.lnutfraue Lounge Cord in green Reps
do, do. Looking Clans
Green Window Shades
Two white Toilet Sets
Croekery end Glass war
Cooking and Chamber stoves
Together with the usual Hous eheld BeQ uisftes
Also.
Use nearly new TOP Bsggy, In xcellent order
?. She Hou.e ter rent
nh E-it COOPER LATIMzR Aucts
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DIEU.

PENNIES can De had IN any quantities at the
Star office counter
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HAMNACE's RESTAURANT prospers. whether
Congress is in session or not. Our citizens
have long recognized the enterprise of the pro-
prietor Ia ca'eTin for their taste by iurnIshing
all The delicacies of The season, and strangers
are not here long before they find their way 10
bis well supplied larder and bar.
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= RA ND CO ERT.
GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Will be given by
ST. PALL'S ENG LISH l. UTHERAN CHOIR
AT THE CHURCH,
Corner of III and 18th streets,
Or WEDNESDAY, EVENING, March 9th, 1887
Eminent Musical Talent has been secured. some
Of whom appear before Washington public for
By requsst of several friends the celebrated
Humming Cherus.
autumn WINDS
will be introduced in the course Of the evening
CONCERT to commence at ia O'Clock.
Cards admitting one, so Gents; admitting lady
and gentleman, Is Cents; to be obtained of the
members OF the Ohsir; st Parker's Post Offioe
News Stand at the stores Of Messrs Gee RyneaI
il, William BsilantyBe. w II. Sigston, and A.
Eoerrs; AT the priDcip pal hotels, and at the door
on the evening OF the Concert.
The Piano used on the occasion has been kindly
loaned By II. o. Reichenbach, 18th street, near
Penn n avenue
n. B.-This Concert will not be repeated at half
prlce. ASST
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STOCKS AT AUCTION
On THBRsDAY AITERNOoN, March 18th. at
cur snenon rooms, We viii cell the following
sseOo Corporation Of wsshinston si1 per cent.
qcsrterly stock.
Sl.500 Great Falls Ice Company Stock.
500 Corporation OF Washington six ped cent
semi annually stock;
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POLICE REPoRTs.-On Saturday, the Lieu
tenants OF police reported twenty-six arrests
IN the entire District last Saturday. or these
twenty one were for drunkenness and disor-
Derby conduct, three for violating the snsw
law, one for larceny, and one suspicious
character. The amount OF fines under the
Corporation law was S}3 25.
The police returns for SUNDAY were yery
1alr- lie weather was unfayorable even for
disOrderly behavior. In the I'd, 4th, 9th aud
oth precincts no arrests were made during the
day. In the remain ng four precints, bet ween
O'Clock a. m and noon, but one complaint
was made. During the night fourteen arrests
Were made. all for minor offences, and the fines
amounted TO but SO