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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BEAVER Jo1y. No 900 Ninth4re I r-tlIII
CATRLY, WIN H.. No. 40 West Thirty fourth st lalr
DOTY Can't GEO w. U. Navy, Church Of the Incarnation
ELLIS FRED H., Eighyhrshs between Fnh and kshis sysa
CLANCY FRANCIS FOrsShthst between Fourth aud Lenns
4 az
COMFORTS. BENZ. No. III West Tventy.thirfst l
LAWLER ANNIE T., No 90 COurtSt, BROOKLYN
MAILER HENRY c. oHs hundred twenty ahh,t near SEQ
SMITH EDGAR w, No iii wsst Fortisth st - -,
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1rcrIrpEs MEETINGS. &c.

Du Chaillus lectures to boys and girls begin
on Friday next at the Cooper Institute.
The Rev. DIR. John Hall will lecture this
evening I'm the Alexander Mission Chapel Nos. aud
Kingst 10 wOrkingmen and their families. Subject:
. Ill nniIa
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in which Miss Ada HaraDd plays ALADDIN These pieces
are given both afternoon and evening. Robinson
Crnsoe" will BIO ready for production the 26th inst
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,1nAyy CATTLE MARKgT-Appl

Cattle brisk demand and ldic y hga the range heng
ron 7c for light common to sd9ic Tor prime tat to extra nne Ns
cone siers. sales to-day $50 head. the eomprol
between New. York aud Eastern buyers beng pretty SHARP e
quality o the gOod shyep gLt request aud t0l"
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The New Fuller and Barnum " PinchinsD Tuck Mar:
Yer AMI III. GoopEioH' all machines W. BARsUn No 90
Brosdxay three below Bsskerst NeSfo TncfnE 70 order
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Spitial guti,is.
Returu-Premium Life Policies.

Return Premium Life Policies.
In the Policies Of this Company there gusrsneed
an aon every year exactly amount of the Annual Premium;
and this beginning Of the srsi and Of sabs
qusut year
These Policies constantly Increasing BY the amount Of the annual
premium; addition the payment Of the amount insured
All premium, paid to the Company the death Of the
Person VII Life Is insured
This plan nung especially recommended az Investments e
no matter annual premium the amount 0. premium pail
ms, be all DEATH addition to the amount Insured
The Policy holder nothing nor less Aa Tia
Interest upon ANIMAL Premiums
NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Oft
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
NATIONAL PARK BANK BUILDING.
No. 'ls Broadway Sew.YOrE
MANAGERS IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
JOSEPH U. oRvIs
Late President Ninth National Bank Of the City of NevYo
D. C. WHITMAN
Late Depu Commissioner Of United States Internal Revenue
Pursuant 10 o recent Act Of Congress, There will b
mseg Of the stockholders Of THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY at the oGee Of MessrL Gdlss Williams Safest
Boston, Mas, m THURSDAY the 22l day Of April D.
69 for the choice Of Oee aud for the purpose OF sstabshsss
general onee Of the Company OLIVER AMBs Prssiisnt
HESRI B. HAMMOND, Secretary.
30 81 PARKRow. NETWORK,
Has constantly haEd fall stocks Of
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
STANDARD HAIR RESTORATIvES,
FANCY AND TOILET GOODS,
SOAPS COMBS, AND PBRFCMBRY,
CosMETIQUES AND CoLoGNBs,
BRUSHES, POMADRS, Gc, kc,
TfLDEY'S' AND THGYBR'S FLUID EXTRACTS
ER- WILL REMOVE the Let Of May tie eommodioas psnS
No CoLLEGEPLACE, N V
Tyyenty-n Assembly District Union Republican Az
socintiOn.The regar monthly meeting Of this Association VII ~
held at Washington Hail. Thrave OnehundedApc'enH
dr.tst THIS TUESDAY EVENING, S1eeen CAMP p.udt
E ioJs s sGsGSs Secretaries '" H. % '1'--'
Patents-hUNN Co, No. 81 PaIkrov ~ IT, Agsns '' ''
Ing AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PATENTS
Twenty i've years sIgetlenea
Pamphlet Of Law aud Information rec -------
nioet e Chandou,s
DRY IMPERIAL TIN FOILl -. l.,
URINE vintage "s" r" 'A' WV ANTHONY oECHS
EewYors Aphls, 1852
------- Carpet sweepers
PURRINGTONs CAhrhI ." nS' nas 49, A. -.
p n, mt ave your Carpet time and strength and are TIE best
hae W E IL srs.ass furnishing Manufactured bJ
No q, B,elay,t
.I,, Cafes. DEALER IN FINE Wal CHES, JRwELRY, aud
siiffVrRw1RF No l6s Broadway, up siair
'' - RI special attention to RspcSdng Fire Watches
5,aT attractions at B3cEARDS BOOT aud SHOE PALACE
His mammoth assortment latest fashions are -
per cent than broadway prices
American Institute Farmers Cuba mesNS Of TIE Clut
Willie held TO-DAY TUESDAY April 2 at O'clock n a. the reoT
az he Institute in the COOPER BUILDING All interested IN Agrear
ura Improvement are invited. NATHAN u ELL Chhrnhh-
JoHs CHAsBEEs, Secretary
Pos.Oice Notice.-Tbe Malls Europe TUESDAY Hah
viii this Office ~ and at .e SaIe a. 70 osa
A aud g. ll4s; o. 1850, and b. HE'S and G. ~"
Z - JANIS KELLY NJ
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Mssisquoi Spring Water.-Ths only kpswn remedy foe
and all diseases OF the hdneyL Sold By all duggA Depot
No. SOS Broadway, n \.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARgEr-AsmL H. D.
Beef Cattle dali and lowers sales 40 bead at gC go 10 A. ~ 80
aud Western steers; 7a8 fair to g9 9He ID
Sheep fall prices sales ~. Iea =. -
d ~ gross Hogs fair bat ossr sales 4O hA1 Wv
y ~ * -.
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For City Assessor In Albany ". Rice ep) received
1896 L. Brennan Deml %st6 ]. Rice Dem) 2o7S Bren
nan over W. II. Rice, $40. For Justice, ]. NJ. Lawson
(RepJ received 424; J. J. Gallup Dem) 7OO2; majority
for Gallup. ass The following the Board Of Alder
alo
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Hazard Sc C..welp. Cod Liver oil !. til. b...

The celebrated sozodont" said be made tom tho sss
Tree of Chilli
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lower Sales 1000 head at 70s for drove averaging H
Hogs-Prime illinois eorn-fed lItalaBc
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POLITICAL.
TOWN ELECTIONS OF SUPERVISORS.
ALBANY COUNTY

Albany j. Wedver.. Democrat.
Laurence l55 Beth ebsR-A Republican,. -
3 aaron b. Pratt. I62 Coeymaus-A Democrat.
4. John G. Peman.. 682 6uieranl-A Republican,.
s. WIN. II. Haskell. IS KnoI-A Repubican..........
O. A A. Edmeson... - New ScOtlAhI-4 DcnOcrdt-..
T. John fitzgerald. $40 RsnsselaerVlle-d Democrat.
O. Jas D. Walsh. 62 Waterylet-Hm. J. WASeLer.. z63
3 ChrsopherSrbun 726 Westero-A Republican,.
TO- Vim la Gdlez.. So
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GEORGETOWN.


LIST OF LsTTRRs remaining IN the Pos. o.
fce, G.oreetewn d. e. Feb. D, is5o
LADIES' East Ball Mrs Mary, Bradley Mrs
B+tne; Brown Mrs Mary: Bailey Mrs Ellea
Barnes hrs Ella; Currsn Miss Maggie; Donsl-
SON Mrs Mary; Dent Mrs Julia, col: Dime, Miss
Mary =; Daly Miss Bridget; Engel Miss AIMS;
FISK Miss Ada q: Giifillan Miss Kate; HUB
bard Mrs; Ha " ksns Miss Emmer; Hall Aresnn
= kuo wood Miss L A, ,; Macomo Richara,
Moore Miss Emma; Mount Miss Emily; Mar
tin Mis- Ma,h.r; Norton Mrs Col: Rich ,rdson
Mrs Mary r; Springs Mrs Ann Maria: Scran-
sge Miss Ellen; Shorter Mrs Louiss; Smith
Mrs Z Dewitt; smith Miss Caroline y: Tom
mss Mrs Msry A; Whalen Mrs Ella: Waters
MRS Lucy; Walker Mrs Mary l.; Wilson MS
Lot ie.
Gentemen's List.-Baker John T; Barns NJ;
Brown Addison: Brown Theodore; Bi.sey
Dsrnsil r; Douglass r; Ellis Freem m: Gill
VIM: Green Garrison; Jones John; Hurlebuss
Gotleib: Hyde q Z; Honesty George Franklin
Harris Jas H; Horris J; Holland F q; King
singer VIM; Linnebaum K; lawson Jas II;
Mason Otis r; Morton samuel: Montague e
Delevan; O'Brien =; Proctor Walter; Peters
Jas q; Reaeon Dennis, ,: Reynolds NJ. Kelley
Boo; Ritcoie John n; Stern Valentine; Silence
WIN; stevens II, =; Singer John X; Stanard
LarkiD: TbeTton Joseph; Turner =; Thorn
mos; wood Fon Rose; WEIGH A runst,li
Young Howard
CAL BID MEETING or THE CRY CoUNCILs.-
Inc Mayer has called the City Connects To-
g-ther this evening for the purpo.r of cons,d.
eTlDg The question of the ins III cheney of sta-
III 'HS nlsn service reservoir. caused by he
breaking OF the piston OF the water pressure
engine at AZ ueduct bridge. Also, 20 see vna,
acuon, II any, IL is necessary 10 take IN refer
tnce 10 the h street bridge. which. II is stated
is building too low TO admit the passage of
empty boats, and thus thu line and labor ex-
pended by Georgetown i'll raising the canal
bridges here will be lost.
THs NEW BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL
Inc mem bers Of the new Board of Common
council elected on the citizens ticket held a
caucus last evening At the residence of Joseph
l.. Simms, when Essu PickrelI was selected
as the candidate for President, and W. Albert
King tor Clerk. OF the Board.
SERENADE.-To.nighta all the successful cam
dhdatPs at the late election, including Messrs
Cooke and Coke, will be serenaded at their
residences by the supporters OF the citizens
ticket; after which a collation. will he partaken
OF by all hands at either Market Hall or Forrest
Hall.
RrsH FOR OFFICE.-There are two offices in
the gift OF the Mayor, those of day aud nisht
scavenger. The present incumbent of the for
mer position, George Harrison, will probably
not be disturbed, but so maLy are anxious 10
perform the duties of night scavenger that there
is hardly any hope for the present incumbent,
VIM. H. Calhoun, although he has performed
bis duties faithfully. Among the aspirants ara
}. w. Gross, j. A. Litchfie Id, John Hess and
John H. Ager.
RIVER FRoNr.-Cleared-Steam G Gorge n
Stout Ford, Philadelphia.
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CoRns, &o.-Dr. While, Surgeon Ohiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, and established al
" Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 \ and 9th
streets, since 1851, successfully treats Corns,
bunions, Chilblalns, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
snoe can be worn with ease Immediately
AFTER the operation Refers 70 the mAny
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou sands
Of other responsible persons who patron,ze
MS establishment Hours from 8. m to 6 o.
N: Owing TO press OF business at once Or
WINE is unable TO visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and 3 D. m
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MALACHITR, onyx. and blood stone. with all
their beauties, that render them 30 expensive
nave been inflated to perfection in the new
fashioned sleeve buttons lust received AT Mr.
Prggs One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 4B
pennsylvania avenue, three doors from -
street. The erode watches, for ladies aud
gentle men, for S2U. and the handsome chains
Tor - and 81 are having a great sale, and are
among the most desirable of all novelties
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS,

A RESOLUTION fixing the pay of the receiver
OF yotes.
Rssolred by the Beard Of Aldermen and Ronrd a,
Iom"on C0nHca o. the Corporation Of Gsorqetoucr,
Ihat rom and after the passage Of this resolu.
ton the Receivers OF Votes, at every general
ana special election held in this Town, shall
receive the amount OF five dollars per diem for
each DAYS service, and the Clerk is authorized
ana directed to pay the same, taking therefor
tne receipts OF the said Receivers and All laws
or paris OF laws inconsistent herewith are
Approved, February 20. 1869.
A RESOLUTION TO pay the jury for services
rendered IN the condemnation OF S,oddard
Resotred By The Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Sommo Council II the Corporation OF GeorgetOca.
mat the Clerk be. and be Is hereby, authorized
70 pay 10 the order OF j. W. Decide, foreman of
the Jury of Condemnation OF Stoddard Street
the sum Of two hundred and forty (l4O) dol.
lars, the amount due SAID Jury for the above
named service.
Approved, February 90, le69
AN ORDINANCE amen datory OF an ordinance
Tor the government of the new market house
ano LOT other purposes, approved May eth,
1865.
Be 1t ordained BY the Board Of 4Ideraen and Boq,F
q common C"uncd Of the Corporation # George
torn. That section ~ Of IAN ordinance for tha
government Of the new Market house, ana 10,
other purposes, approved May eth, 1866, D.
and the same is hereby repealed.
approved, February 20, 1869.
A REsoLUrIoN TO provide contingent fund
for the street commissioner.
Resotred ~ Board Of Aide rmen aud BOARD Of
Common COINED Of tie CORPORATION Of Georg.totcn.
I hat the sum of one hundred dollars De anG
me same is hereby appropriated TO be paid
presen' alton OF proper vouchers. 10 the ordar
OF the Street CORNERSTONE. 10 be used in the
repair OF streets in cases v aere immediate az.
ton is Imperanvely demanded.
ApprOySd, February
"A RMoLUTIoN granting certain privileges to
Charles HomilIer.
Resotred by the Board Of Aldermen dnd Board Of
Sop'HDn CoitRcti u the Corporation If GeoroetOcn.
That Charles Homiier be, and ne is hereby
autnorlZed 10 construct a roadway from Back
street TO his lot No. 500, in Il. & H addition.
ara that ne be authorized to use the earth re-
moved In excavation: Prorided, That the cos
OF making the roadway shall be- borne by the
SAID homiller, and the work subject to the an
proVal OF the Commissioner Of Streets
approved, February 20, 1863.
RESOLUTION in favor of r. W. Dukehart and
+. q. Brown.
Resofred W the Board Of ALDERMEN and Board OF
Sommon C0unc1tof the COOPERATION of Georyetoscn
hat the Clerk pay 10 the order of r. W. Duke.
hart the sum OF seventeen dollars and twenty
hve cents tSl7 251Oo) in full OF bis bill Tor hose
OF February llth, 1869; also 10 order OF E. G.
brown one hundred dollars In full payment
for his services as Harbor Master for toe wear
leoe. lApproved, February %. IS69.
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FIVE HUNDRED Cot Lounges, with pillow
neads, canvass bottoms; don't want mattresses:
the cheapest bed for the proprietors Of hotels
and those who rent furnished rooms; only so
each. AT A. Adamsons, jU6 9th street, next TO
Pennsylvania avenue
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT" Browns
bronchial Iroches' are the most popular ar
ticle in this country or Europe for Throat Dis
eases ana Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit. which cam ot be said of many
other preparations in the market, which are
Troches. 90
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The TEETH AN ADVERTISING MsDIrN-
Every time a lady u no uses fragant Sozoiont
opens her mouth she advertises the article
The state of her teeth is certificate of its excel.
lence. No spot darkens their surface, no i'm
purity ciings 10 them, the cushions in which
they are set are rosy, and the breath that swells
through them Is as sweet as the breeze of June
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BOTH ALLOPATHIC AND HOMEOPATHIC phy-
sicians agree in opinion that Hof-s Malt Elk.
tract is highly serviceable not only As an arti.
Gle OF diet for convalescent patients, or in the
case OF patients with enfeebled vital powers
but likewise for diseases of the throat chest
lungs or stomach, for Catarrh in all its differ-
ent stages, or colds and hoarseness and for
consumption in its different stages. eo3
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PAINFUL RUMoR.-It is stated that Miss
NicteTia l.. Morse. a teacher in one of our
public schools OF the Third Ward, who WAS
compelled to leave the city q few weeks since
on account of her ill-health, died 8 few DAYS
ago. The announcement Is received with
much regret. as she was an estimaole lady and
q most efficient teacher.
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PAYIIa THE FIRHMEN.-Mayor Bowen has
to- day, m uch 10 the relief OF the firemen drawn
a check for the amount Of their pay for two
months-up to March island this afternoon
they are being paid on.
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CONDITION OF Mr.. BoswRLL-The condition
OF Register Bos well, we regret to say, is some
what worse. and his phi sicians will not permit
him to be disturbed by visitors. He is very
weak. and suffering intensely with disease Of
the kidneys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

TIE DAVENPORT BROTHERS give their second
seance o.night At Metzerott Hall These exhi-
bitions are anomalous, and every one should
see for himself and form his own opinions of
them.
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MILE lDELIR, the accomplished premiere
dapseuse, the Italian danseuse the Can Can
the marble groupings. and other attractions, nj
the Canterbury tonight.
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BLIND Tom visits Washington next week.
and Will give some tour or five of his rare
musical eL tertainments at Odd Fellows Hall
Tom always draws here.
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PREPARE FOR THE INAUGURATION by pur.
chasing Of liable Go. one OF those excellent
BLACK Dress Suits. The place of business of
this eDterprising firm is l6s PennsyIyauia ay.
enue, (unter United States Hotel)
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the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE c0aPAp
OF rH1
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.,
chartered By Special Act Of Csasr.. A.,
proved July IS, l.es.

AS.sss.s..ss ..-.....S1 200, 0Oe
OFFICERS:
OLARK. Phfladelphi. Pre.,as,s
d,onmtt,HIs 0hAirmsn Finance and RHeeuuy,
HkNRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vic. Pres,
IMIRsoN ". PEEr. Phil.ae,ph,. s.o,.,.r
rs TGRNER. Washington. A,,,,,.D, s.,,.,.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, NJ D, Medical 6iTeosSrp
MEDICAL ADVISORY so.Rp.
J. 4. BARNks, Surgeon General Uaitsd Stat.
P; y: hORWIfz. os,es Medical p.,.r,n..
D. ". BLISS. II. D.. ws.hinstsn.
TIE Advantages onsfed py sh,. Ccu,.n,
act OF 6onsts onei company, chartered by speci.
paid uI capital Of u 90 .oOo.
Il onere low rates of premium
Denies Tor the same money. wiz
II 70 DEFINITE And certain In its terms
nome company In every locality
" 1oncies are exempt from attachment
,ciao are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 non -rorfeitable
fonc1es may be taken which Bay 20 the tus ree
sheir tuli amount and return al the premiu me :.
snss ne insnrance costs only the decrease on the
Polieiss viii Be issued that win pay 20 tn. a.,
eSreo during life an annual income Of one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
no extra rate 10 charged for risks upon thsiives
1t insures not TO secure divfdends. but n % 10.
cost that dividends will be Impossible.
COUNTY, and applications RON competen, par
tee for such Agencies, with suit able endorsements
should be addressed 70 the Companye Geuersl
Agents only in thetr RESPECTIVE districts
city.
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THE GAURTS

CRIMINAL Coz RT, Jdios Fisher IN, Trial Of
4. Hove Ripley, for hdEsdR. ktsr Yesterday,
the trial OF Howe RIpl"y, Indicted for man-
slaughter, in havins caus. the de sIh of Mrs
Martin, IN December last by prescribing an
overdose ut morphine, wss continued, and the
following witnesses for the defence were ex.
amieeo:-Cora Tay lor AMI Eugene Digees t-s-
timed to the fsct thai The body was very warm
nve henrs after death; Mrs. Smith, that she
beare the parties did not live happily, and tia,
Martin said has wife died OF diphtheria. Ida
Martin, daughter of decsassd, was recalled
and testified that tn re had been some difficulty
between her father and mother.
This morning, Doctors Reyburn, Bissell OF
New York. Elliott, ]. II. Thompson, and W
nj. Siowen Were examined for the defence, as
tn the effects OF the morphine and the propriety
OF administering IL without seeing The patient
and on this latter point the physicians seemed
to disagree.
CIRCUIT Court, Judge Cdrtter.-Yesterday,
In the case Of the Richmond and York River
Railroad Company va. The National Bank of
Inc metropolis, the plaintiff suffered q nonsuit.
TINS morning, in the case Of James VS.. Glib
SOD. Judgment by default was entered. Clark
vs.. White L Handley; rule that plaintiff en-
ploy rev counsel. Brown VS.. Washington
Georgetown, and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany. Mr.. Phillips, counsel for receiver,
granted leave to plead Miller VS.. Wednt; re.
ferr.d 10 auditor. Carlin VS.. Mnrkey: iudg-
meDt against security. Small. admins rator,
VS.. Mead; leave granted TO examine defendant
before Commissioner rown.
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WHITE Cotton Gloves and Infantry Caps for
me INCARCERATION, at Adamsons, 5O6 9Th street,
next TO Pa. avenue q
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OFT ITEMS.

JUSTICE TO ALL, partiality to none, is strictly
observed al Geo. e. Henning's Clothing Store
NO; 511 eth street, where but one price is asked
and 10 less taken for any or all articles. .
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LOCAL N EW
Amusemen,.. &c. Te-Ni.ht.

Amusements, &C, Tonight.
NATIONAL THRATIR-The spectacu lar and
triek partcmime OF Humpty Dumpty"
WALLS OPERA HoUsk.-The Gregory GYM
Iasnc and Pantominae Troupe
CANTERBURY HALL.-A great bill this even.
bng.
GREAT HISTORICAL PAINTING Surrender of
Lee, pa Pennsylvania avenue
The MAMMOTH OK General Grant on ex
hionioE corner sth street and PennsyIvania
avenue.
CARUsI's SALoos.-yelocipede Exhibition
and Riding School.
fHor. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3O4 Pennsylva.
Ma avenue.
hr1zERoIT HALL.-Reappearance Of the
Davenport Brothers.
FAIR by the Young Mems Christian Assocl-
sion At their new fall, 9TH and ID streets.
O
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUE.-A meet
ing OF the Third Ward Republican Club was
neld last evening ut Wisewell Barracks, 9TH
and u streets; Mr.. X. j. Beall. president, in the
chair. and Major T.. Il. Williams secretary pro
sH- Major Suit, from the committee to tender
reception TO Gov Brownlow, reported that
he had been unable, rs also the other members
of the committee, (Messrs. Renfr and Dufi.y !
10 find the delegates from the other wards
The committee Were discharged. Mr.. B.all
here vacated the chair on account of indIspo-
sition, and Mr.. q. w. Renfro assumed the du
t~s. when a discussion took place as to what
nme 20 adjourn to, and motion was adopted
night Mr.. Cook moved that the committee APP
Iolnteo at the informal meeting-Nessrs y
fils J. h Wright. - Thornton, HAYES
aho DANIEL Wlllams-to consider the prorri-
ely OF uniting IN the inaugural ceremo-
n<s, o- continued, and requested TO re-
port on Monday evening; which was agreed to-
Mr. John Freeman suggested that an express
fion OF opinion be taken as 10 uniting in the
inaugural procession, don btIng w whether il was
expedIent. MAJOR Stitt moved that the club
unite IN the procession q club; agreed to
MAJOR StItt offered q resolution that a commit
IRE of I've DE- appointed TO act with committees
from other wards IN making arrangements to
receive all the Radical incoming Senator's
MAJOR Stitt suggested that the reception could
take place on the 1th Of Msrch; stating that
Gov. browDlow could not have a public re-
cepuon, being infirm, and the committee he
Was appointed on under a call had been IN
able 20 ind any meeting at the time appointed
The resolution was adopted. and the following
were appointed Ms lor Suit John Freem an
Chas- King. Alex. Thomas and J. G. Clearv
Mr.. Green suggested that there should be some
rules. snd Mr.. Cook moved the appointment
OF committee to draft rules, &c; adopted, and
fessrs- w. A Cock, Aaron Russell and L. y
Williams Were appointed. After some remarks
by Major Stitt and Mr.. Cook the meeting ad
ionrnec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

The PARLOR.-Messrs Reamer and O'Leary
will this evening open the .ParIor," on 9Th
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and T.
street where they hope To see all their friends
ana the public generally. Their bar is stocked
win the finest Inc uors, &c, and they will. a,
all times, ne prepared TO serve up the deiica-
cies of the season, includnS the finest Norfolk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

GENTLEMEN OF TASTE and fashion will find
full assortment Silk Hats of the spring fash.
ion; prices Of Dress Hats from IS to SIS at
StDemetz's. PA Pennsylvania avenue Par
dcular attention invited to the Sc Dress Hats,