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RAILROADS.

BALfIMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
RAe 81
nesh P' ss'S' RET
are nov run % follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
and Sil ESQ sS5es'' ssIssy ana 1sc ;e1 ESQ
Leave daily, e.oeDt sunday, ct ! and $50 A. M
'na = 'h' + ron H ANNAPOLIS.
Lssye :s = A; N: and N. No train e
ON SUNDAY.
FOE BALvInoRI
Leave a. 2 8. n, and 1880, .. sac, snc
Leave ss . A. u and { and SOP M
FOB ALL PARTs Q. THE WEST.
i,s cs and ss1eRs fsssurd'' and Sunday ct
3D s snasy q A. a. . and o,,,
seetins q Relay station With trains rom Bald
n15s 20 ass:: he &c
w.ssinssOn station Ticket ono. g N hour: E
fss Sa 0 che os
tickets a the avenue Stses can there arrange :
s Ss and s
Ess E:s :ed Boston
WILSON Ls M..ss, q IT, TfE. :,
noS GEO 5. ko0STz. General Agent.
TNBRoUGH LINZ BETwREH wAsHIE Gror
rhHihIAWPfYG oRk. AND d IA 2
WARRINGTON, 1853.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK nov run 80 follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, wifioa eiaaes o. ,1-s
Lesve daily lexcept Sunday 81 A N. apc
1890 and s:4oP. NJ.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except eundayD q Q A. NJ an
1880 anc s:40PN.
ON SUNDAY.
LeaEe for Sev York AZ $40 2. H., ano Phils
SLEEPING can for New York On $40 r u. tra,r
daily.
Bestop can be bad II the Station once Of eli hour,
in the asy. Also, - the Oompanys Once, No
400 Penn sytvanfa avenue. Passenger arc aasins
tickets At the Avenue once can there arrange q
have their baseage called for and checked at thei
residsnoe, taken he depot, md put in the bas
6ss Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdversisemer.
for schedule between Washington. Baltimore, An
J. L. WI SON. Hester OF Iransportssisr
n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no 80 GEO. e EoaNTZ. Agent. wsshington.
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PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
The Original Franc" i9{ 7th street bet ween
ID and E:-Good White Shirts, 81 to 81 25:
Fine White Shirts, sl75 70 - 50: Good Nerino
Shirts and Drawers, IS cents each; Good w bite
Pocket Handkerch chiefs, 20 cents each; Good Cot.
ton Seeks, 10. Is, ~, Is cents per pair; Paper
Collars, 10. Is, Is. IS cents per box; Paper
Cuffs, cents per pair, or so cents per Dozen
Linen Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows,
and every other article in the gents furnish.
ing line, cheaper than the cheapest. Rsmem
Der The name and place, The Original Franc"
~ 9TH street, between ID and E Also notice
the large plate glass window. 3,T,l:
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ELECTION OF EBeTRYMEN-Au annual cleo.
ton OF Vestrymen of Christ Church Navy
Yard) was held yesterday, when the folio wing
gentlemen were chosen: DIR. w. Z. Roberts
Admiral G. H. Poor, Col. Henry Naylor and
Gen. w. n. Brown. The vestrymen holding
over are: Mesers. T.. V. Morris, G. Z. Hulse
Robert Hamilton and Wm H. Lusby. Col.
Henry Naylor and Mr.. Malcolm T. Chandler
were also elected wardens for the same term.
Trinity Church elected Mr.. H. J. Alvord,
Maj. j. q Cash, A. Baldwin, w. H. Morrison.
7. Ebaugh. T. L. Moore, John H. Ssmmes IRE.
electPd) and Z. Bald The wardens are w.
b. Todd and ID W. Middleton.
At ST. Paufs Church (23d street, south IF the
circle) OF which Rev Dir. Jackson is rector the
following Were elected:-Gensral F. T. Dent
and Ut. Jos. Jouy (reelected) Mr.. Holiday aad
MIR Franklin. DIR. Maxwell, DIR. w. ]. Cragln,
Z. White and f. s. BLACKWELL OF the vss.ry of
last year hold over.
St. Johns Church reelected Dr. r. A Lacey,
Commander T. A. Jenkins, General N. Mich.
Ter and Albert Ray holding over. 5 v. Niles.
j. Z. Witmore, Franklin DICK and A. Camp.
bell yestrymen.
Epiphany Church elected General VIM.
Maynedier. Charles Knapp, Genera. A. J
Perry and T. NJ. Smith holding over l.. ].
Middleton, George NJ. Davis. John Pats and
VIM. +. Sherman vestrymen.
The election for Grace Church. Island was
postponed.
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l. &C A l. N EW IS,
Amusemeuts. nc. re-yt.h,.

Amusements, &c, To- Might.
NATIONAL THkArRz--Joe Jefferson as "Rip
ysn WInke.'
Wallis OPERA HoUsK.-Kelty Il Leon q
MsrstTels IN the "tirand Dutch S."&c.
CANTERBURY HALL.-A new and splendid
PROGRAMME this week.
PROP. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oa Psnusyl.
yania avenue
METKOFoLITAN HALL AND VARIETY TgIA
TIRE. Pennsylvania avenue, between ftth AMI
l2ih streets open every nIght-with first
cisss en- ter tainmpnt.
COSGREGATlONAL CHURCH. corner 10 b and
q streets Lecture oy John Is. GoaSh, on
sHabit."
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CONS, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Cniropodist,
OF Twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, and established q
~ Pennsylvania avenue, between Y and 9th
streets, since lS6i, successfully treats Corns
Bunions. ChIlblains, Club and inErowing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience to the patient Ths
soce can be worn with Ease Immediately
amer the operation. Refers 70 The MANI
q otssr P PynSsihis sSIse0ns ana non sand.
MS establishment. Hours from a No 70 o
n Owing TO press OF business at office DR.
White Is unable TO visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and D. M ~
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ACCIDENT.-This morning, as the Baltimore
train due here AT SO was coming through the
ut Just north Of II street, the engine struck
man, and knocking him of the track, broke
one Of his legs. His name is q. w. Gould, a
resident OF Philadelphia, aged about 10 years,
tracks. and hearing the approach OF the train.
stepped, as he thought. off the track. but un-
fortunately stopped so near il that be was
struck by the pilot Of the engine. He was
brought into the depot and sent to Providence
Hospital by the officers OF the road.
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MILLIONS OF TEETH owe their beauty and
purity, and millions of breaths their fragrance
TO the Bark Of the Soap Tree, from the noun.
tains Of Chill. which forms one of the inn portan,
ingredients Of Sozodont, the most wholesome
and delicious dentridce in the world The
Bark OF the Gillian Soap Tree is used by the
noted throughout South America for its pre-.
servative properties. co
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THROAT AFFKCTIoNs.-A physician writing
from Newfane, New YORK, speaking of the
beneficial effects resulting from the use of
browns Bronchial roches, i" SAYS: .For aIle-
waiting that hoIrid Irritation only felt by those
VINO have suffered from any Bronch ial Aztec.
am free 10 confess Though I am an NJ. ID. }
they ans wer all you clam for them" To avoid
disappointment, be sure TO obtain the genuine
Browns Bronchial Troches- 60
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ANoToRIoCs CHARACTER ARRESTED Yes
terday Lieut.. Hurley arrested a colored boy
notorious till Taper. while engaged In a stree
night with several other boys, and took him to
the station There vas a warrent for him for
larceny at the station, but tie witnesses could
not be procured, and q charge Of disordsriy
conduct was preferred, on which he was com
mitted by Justice Morseil 10 the aimshouse
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.-Tnis valuable medicine
mas been silently making its way into public
favor by the numerous remark able cures IL las
performed. Its singular efficacy Is owing TO
the protoNide of iron which in this preparation
remains unchanged, and is the only form 10
which this vital element OF healthy blood An
be supplied.
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THE PRETTIEsT. most select. aud fashionable
stock OF Gents Furnishing Goods in this city
is undou htedly TO be found at the Original
Francs, i9i 7th street, between ID and E, VINO
has just returned from New York, where he
bas purchased some OF the latest novelties in
Ties. Bows, and Scarfs, together with a full
assortment OF new goods ia his line. As to
quality and prices, we can only say that he is
in the habit Of selling the best quality goods.
and cheaper than any other house in this city.
For The benefit of persons who have no m oney
10 throw away, we would say 60 TO the Orig
inal Franc, and buy your Gents Furnishin IL
Goods, as you will save money by so doing.
Remember the name and place, ;sThe Original
Franc" isi 1fh street, between ID and E. Also
notice the large plate glass window. 3,21,E
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MRrRoPoLITAN IN. E.) CHURCH CHOIR
The choir of the new Metropolitan Methods,
Church - under the lead OF Mr.. e. Burlew.
conductor, and Professor Albert p. Tasksr,
orzanIst Mrs. Tasker is the leading soprano
with Mrs Judge Cooley aud Miss Mckeldren
Miss Dyer, and Mrs. Wilson, alto; q. L
Sheriff, tenor; Messrs. j. s. Bryant and Gray,
bassoe. Mr.. John h. Dawson, our favor {
basso, also frequently sings in the choir.
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The Emancipatien Ceiebratiou-Meetias
In the seventh Ward

The Emancipatien Ceiebratiou-Meetiax
In the seventh Ward -.
Yesterday afternoon q meeting OF co3ored
CITIZENS of The Seventh Ward " IS held 1t Zioa
Mission Church, on ID street, bel ~een ID aod
3d,-SamsoI Meter chairman, aud Abraham
Dyson secretary Tue Chair stated thar the
meeting was called for tue election of delegates
to q convention TO be held on Tuesday evening,
20 assist in making suitable arrangements for
the proper celebration Of the LIN An CT patton
Proclamation in the District Of Columbia, and
announced his readiness to proceed to business.
The question then arose as TO the proper per.
was made that no one be nominated a. a dele.
gate " no was not present Tnis motion excited
considerable discussion, when a number OF
persons favored the adoption OF the notion on
the ground that the time was so short before
the meeting OF the convention that there would
be no opportunity to appoint other delegates
in case Of declination Of abseD tees who might
be elected, TO serve.
J.F. N. Wilkinson spoke in opposition to its
adoption. as he thought the early hour at
which the meeting was called would preclude
attending, aud was unprecedented In the his.
tory OF any colored meeting YET held In the
District. The working colored men could not
nnd II possible TO attend At o'clock, and when
ne looked around him and saw who were pres.
emit ne was constrained TO say that il persisted
in he should believe il an attempt to exclute
the wo'kingmen from participation ia the
Deliberations of the meeting
Abraham Dyson replied to this objection
that an attempt was made to hold a meeting
last Friday night, but owing TO the slim attei
ance u was agreed to postpone In order
secure larger numb4r; and also as there wi
considerable difhculty in getting q ceutrd
pl4ce OF meeting. and the pastor Of Zion church,
mad offered its use from four 10 seven O'Clock,
therefore II was that the meeting then IN ses.
SION had been called AT such au early hour
Further attempts were made to discuss the
matter, but the previous question being called
and insisted on, the vote was taken and the
q Ia a frnr oil hat
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The GREAT FALLS ICE CoMPANY.-This
company having with others been uns uccsssfuI
during the past season In securing a fall
supply Of ice IN this section, ara MAKING
arrangements 10 have sufficient amount OF
Northern ice here to supply their customer
apd already have over 1000 tons stored and
several cargoes on the way.
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LIMESTONE LIMESTONE, LIMESTONE
CAR LOADS Of tie favortte and veil known
brand Of
LIMESTONE FAMILY YI,org-
Jus. received and for ale
A,so; al S.sdee Of Hksf6HN AMP soUrH-
BLAvANS SHAW
I'm nsIee'. 'e..een utn ane Ian:
PAof 0sAL' foh HANAI soffliAs
OFFICE OF PAYNAsIKR UNITED STATES NAV
y h5Lsy sIsIkr:
proro.als. sealed ard enforced, viii be recsiyea
,. m TO be opened Immediately thereafter. Tor she
er1icles named teiov Offers for each reQrisitioB
must be separately enclosed with the number o;
ne reSciaition on the envelope The right is re
article or issS on reasissiop ssp.rsseIs. in ~,
All the arf ns wn,, ne ~ IN. ,s., ,u.,,,,
iect 10 the usual insrec'soa aud delivered Al IN.
Uhsriesfon Hsvy Yard tmmedi stely. free - sI
ponse 10 The Go q rhmSrt "a "a
H.r... ~ S,-:x.,;o,
Rearssi.fcn No
IN feet Shsst h. IA In -. Siss NJ n, II
ssuee ~e' W. - ~-f'
2so feet eheet Hr.s. \, ;ccne. ~,s. "
ssuee e' w viz
8 feet sheet Brss. g inches vyde Ma "a ~srs
gage.
g feet Brass Wire. No wire assss.
- test nrses Wiz, no. vire gage.
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An INFERENCE of a third OF a century has
given L. Rice, Esq, of the American Hluse,
Boston. knowledge of all ths requisites of a
frst-class hotel. The popularity Of that hotel
indicates that the public appreciates his efforts
to please.
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TEE PAvIxe CorrRAcrs.-Tne following
parties 10 whom the contracts for paying were
awarded by the Mayor have filed their bonds
preparatory 20 com mencing work. Mr.. Mos
Co., ID Ward, Foley and Hussey, Sd WARD.
Tealey and Eslin ith Ward, Connolly ana
Cook sew 6sh Ward.
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ARREST OF AN ADVENTUROUS TRt.r END
LADIIs MAN.-Some weeks ago, q youGS man
FAMED VIM. II. Haines, formerly a clerk in the
Treasury Department, went TO q house OF e
street near lIth, and saw Miss Mary Baker,
from " hom be managed to steal q lot OF lew.
eiry. valu. d a. about $500 Haines immedia,eIy
left The city. and the case being placed in the
bands OF Detective Bigley, mat ofncef got on
hi track. and followed him to several cities
hncing that n Was sort OF migratory bird,
but receiving information thar he was likely 70
settle dovn In the neigh oorhood OF BROOKLYN
requested Detectives Polk aad Nidetto. OF tina,
CITY, 10 arrest him On Friday last these Officers
arrested him, ard me last named arrived herr
lSst sysning with him in charge. This morning
Justice Walter committed him 10 jail for fur.
ther hesrIng- From all accounts Haines has
oeeD gong IL pretty strong having. II is alleged
committed = larceny Of jewelry IN BrcokIyn
and carried Il 10 DeiToit, and from pawn tickets
IN his Possession and Photographs of Young
ladies' u would aprear that he has m ade q nit
tour through the country, and has many
female acquairtaness.
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LARGE MEN, small men. Tor any other man
Will be interested by an inspection Of the Sprine
Clothing just received 1T liable & Co.'S i6s
renneyivania avenue, under United States
Hotel
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PAssAeR THIEvRs.-A few evenings since,
some thief entered the passage OF the residence
OF w. w. Rapley, Esq, Ia q street, and stole
therefrom two fine overcoats, belonging 70 Mr.
II. and his son. y
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COMMITTED To JAlL.-The man, W II.
knight, who was arrested here on SATURDAY,
last for placing distractions on the railroad
track this side Of Baltimore has been, by Jus
tice Thompson of Annapolis, committed 70 the
Jail Of Anne Arundel county for trial.
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DEPARTURE OF MILIrARY.-rhe 4sth in
fanuy veteran reserve regiment, having be<n
consolidated into three companies. left here
yesterday for Richmond, Va, 70 join the l7th
regiment =
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RUeIN1sS AHE should protect Themselves
~ e1bec1tbtnG % the WAaHIN6r0N NERCAN
fILI AGxN0Y. 0Oes 499 TN q bet y and
M ALA0A oRAPEsi
N1 MALAGA GRAPHS
y. W. BURuH8LL,
Dasl Cor l<th and sts. undsr Bbotts House.
LtbooiRpR1hHsbb cE6ffiis "a 9SzI.Rsss
Ss's' sa1 sA'ss. D. Ar s;esh, sI.
A. ssAh NJ ssrsss, n the 80 SQUARE
aAovs HoFtHsrp Lieersy Markss
- oot ~ u 0ti.. ao9f si1a
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PRIME PINE Woop. full length, at IS per
eord, delivered free OF cost. may be had at the
YARD, second street west, between ID and L
streets north. Sal:
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A VIRGINIA CorPIE DETERMINED TO GEi
NAERiHD.-Iesferdaym ming q party of four
arrytd here In two-nor>e carriage, after a
GrIye OF sixty miles, IRON Stafford county, Va,
wher.. for ant OF properly qualified officers
marriages are not possible just now. Gong 10
The City Hall q m,rr1,g e licenss was procurau
for two OF the party, Mr.. James Pearson and
Miss Annette Davis, and the vehicle drove up
II he door of the hard " are store Of Meador <
20. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. when
inquiry was made for the senior member OF
the firm. who is the pastor of the IslaLd Bap.
u.s. church. This gentleman promptly
al svered the call, but suggested thai the store
was hardly the place for the performance OF
the marriage ceremony and invited them 10
d I've . bis residence. The party after consul
tS'lon declined, saying that they had ABOUT g.
ml!.e o go ana IS the weather was threatsnir 2
they desired that the knot be speedily uei
ACCORDINGLY the party entered the store and
took their pisces when with the clerks and
customers as witnesses. the twain were made
ore and drove on for their Virginia home. we'll
ssisfei with the result Of their visit % the
Metropolis.
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TEE SrlRRoPricos ExHIBrf1oH NJ 8,
MattheWs' Institute on X street, on mex
rhursday and Friday evening, will be yer!
uteres ting.
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MR ]. w. THOMPSON, with bis trained de,s
Hector and Carlo. IL at Canterbury this we
together with the fun ballet and pantomim.
corps.
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PETIT LAnc.sr--Last night M. rso,...
Lucas; who keep. junk shop, on X ssrsss,
goods from time % time, discoxsr~d a. -
place coiored blacksmiih, named Ws2
who he arrested and turned over n On,
Crump and on EXAMINING his place /, was ION "A
thar a lot Of old iron had been gathered nm -
be taken OF. Justics Morsen thi, mornias
committed hIm 70 Jail for court
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A MACHINE for Fluting Ladies Dresses is for
sale al VIM. Princes, I'D street, between
10Th and llth; also, 300 elegant stamps. In.
structions gratis. 2
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INSURANCE.

sUf = raELrs. VS. oLMsrIAp
sssesns' SECRETARY.
cONNkCTICUr MUTUAL LvrE uNsuR
ANCB COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over
fWINTfFfVE MILLION DOLLARS.
eB0RoD y. MARBLE, Agent.
FEDERAL Bieck, Beom y.
Opposite Post 0nse pepartnspt
Su Corner 7th and Streets
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE c01PiNI
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, d. c.,
Chartered By Special Aa Of Congress. An.
proved Jsly ~, 1855.
CASH CAPifAL..........-- -....sl,o 900, oos
'An S9okH, chairmsn Finance ana ireeutfvs
HLERY D. COOKE, ws.hinstOa, Vice Pr..i.
BMaRs9s ". Pssr, PhII.deIph,.. secre..r,
ne. TURNS. w..s,ussoa, A..,.,.n, s.or.t.,,
~ o"' "a, n. " Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADvtSORx B0aRp.
~ bAKNts, Surgeon General Usitez stats,
HoRwIfz, Ch,sf MEDICAL pe,.r,u.,
d. ". BLiss. Il. D.. w..hisstss.
TIE .ay.o..sss e1sfed by thi. comp.n, are:
paid uP capital Of sI.eo.m.
IL ODER. low rates Of premium
n furnishes larger Insurance than other CON
4, n aennite aDd certain in its terms
IL Doliciss are exs1pt from st,sesmsn,
49, are 30 unnecessary restrictions In the pol
IVsry policy 10 non -forfeitsble.
. Policies may be taken which pay % the fnsu rec
their fun amount and return ell the premiums &c
AZ n1nrs9oe costs only the decrease on tue
fOasas: siI 5. Issued .n.s WIN ,.y TO tn. In.
No sztrs rats 10 charged for risks upon theiiv.s
Il insures not to secure diyidends, but Of 90 iov
ssoIf 6 tS.t disiSenS, vii be iTRSssibls -
lend !: .sS!s::ss o the oe%ssaSS ssssr:
oircalars, Psnp hlets. .pd fnlI particulars given
% sDpllcstlon sf the oncs OF ths oonpany % shis
o8 n RAJ AGENCY
MAINLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Az The OFFICE or
JAY COOKE 81 CO..
pIFrHENrH sTREIr.
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR TMEN1.
WAsHIK0ToN D. O.
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EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION MEETING IN
TIE FIEsr WARD-A meeting was held Last
nisbt OF st9W's Hall BY the citizens OF the FIRST
ward, to make Arrangements for celebra, ..ng
the 10th day Of April, the anniversary of the
emancipation in the District Mr.. John A
Gray Cslled the meeting to order. when on
motion. be was elected President; George For.
restrr, Vice President; Daniel @. Muse Score.
tary; VIM. II. Bell, Assistant Secretary; Jonu
E. Clark, Treasurer.
The following were appointed delegates to
represent the ward in general convention TO
De held AZ bouldin's Church, to make general
arrangements for the annlversary:-Iohn A.
Gray, Cornelius Clark, Minor Williams,
Jerome johnson, VIM. Schooler, William F.
Thomas. VIM. H Bell
The following were appointed Committee
OF Arrangements for tie ward :-Cieorge For
roster, David Warner, Walker White, James
Green, Cornelius CLARK, Thomas j. Harris
Francs Taverls.
be following q committee 70 collect contri.
buttons for d-fraying the necessary expenses
OF the ward deco. Garrett, VIM. F. Thomas
VIM. NJ. williams. Beverly jackson, Thomas
j. harris, John NJ Washington. Henry III. La.
csy, VIM. SchooIer. Walker White.
Cornelius Clark was elected chief mounted
marshal for the First Ward.
Tie meeting adjourned 10 meet next Mouaay
evening, to make further arrangements.
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NOW ofPKR for sale q line OF Umbrellas, of
cotton and gingham, that are warranted net to
fade or run, besides being repellaut. 1 have
tested these umbrellas and find them as claim.
ed. and recommend them for their enduring
quality particularly desirable for spriue aud
summer use. In order to close out, Offer nv
previous stock OF umbrellas at reduced prices
and lot of Eoglish silk umbrellas for IS each.
3 GRO. Z. HRNAING, No. SIT Seventh street.
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OITY ITEMS.

THE LADIES will be interested IN the fac. that
fre-h supply of Alaska diamonds has ust
been recei we'd at Mr.. Prigg's one dollar lewelry
store, in full sets Of rings, breastpins, and ear
drops In solitaire and cluster They are ex-
quisitely set in gold in the regular diamond
setting. Ladies In purchasing and contrasting
them with the more precious gems are stru ck
with the superior brilliancy o. the Alaska IA.
monds, and we are not surprised at the ready
sale they command. They range In prices fro a
eight 10 twenty dollars for full set M PrIgg
has also received q choics lot Of solitaire Alas
IA pins and studs for gentlemen, and a fresh
assortment Of oroide watches and chains, for
ladies and gentlemen, Brazilian bugs set In
orcide, and a number Of rare novelties in one
dollar sets Of Jewelry, besides a very extensive
collection Of silver pla ed ware
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

fNIkNslvH SAiR-1be attention Of bupd
ers, dealers, housekeepers. md Others il csi,s.,
20. ex'st slve sale ofthe enure stock OF hard.
S,e'ey arc Gny. which Will oe commescsd =
Messrs. Cooper d LAamer, Auctiouesrs. ~,
Innrsdsy neat and be continued frcm day b
assortment of house furnishinT Soods 4. ~
large, and good bargains may be secured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30
Georgetown Advertisements
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Anct.: s.ors.to~

Rf THOMAS BOWLING. Auct: Georee,ow,
TRusTEISsALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On THE klpGE B0tD At AT 'rION,
IA BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated JuIv o
E%% lSss, and recorced in Lib-r No 5ss, folios
81, &C., ene Of TIE LAM Records af " .-h-
Ing, county, ID. I will sell, on MONDAY
hIrii Il, at 0 O'CLOCK o m. on tn premises the
,iouse and Ground, beieg about one h ah acre Of
laDd. located on the east side Of the Ridge Road
Just north OF and near the rosd leading from
S-orsefown TO the Little Falls. improyad by a
small Frame bwelling House. Full description Of
FERNS: Dne half cash; balance In six aud twelve
months etampe and conveyancing at the cost OF
the purchaser. de posit of 8 90 will be required
when the property is sold
DANIEL Z. CAHILL. Trustee n
ma SeoAds THOMAS BOWLING Auct r