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Evening star., 1870-03-03
GEORGETOWN.

THE CLRRKsHIP OF THE COMMON CoUNCIL-
For this position there are already four candi-
dates in the feld, and the cry is "stiil they
sSme Sems q Of se; ecS,!. y. Z artn1.s. with The
age ,, Of experience: bnt on the war path there
are also William Henry Craig. formerly .ne
well known Principal of Montgomery
Male Public School, and Glenn w. Cooper, (all
The position is worth 500 per annum. besides .
yearly bonus by the Councils Of 600.
SLErGHT-o'-HANB-Sign Rubipi, magician,
who VIII, has been giving exhibitions since Monday
Iast IN Forrest Hall, uics.ed the young fo!sas 30
noss asna9n ten 1nS tSessR, ssR,
he might not have license, but Monday being
election day the officers had no time to attend
to him. Yesterday, however, on being called on
view with tn Clerk of the Corporation in regard
to the matter caused Rubini's arrest this morn
ing. Then came q magic trick cf Rubini's by
Justice Buckley, entitled ga ShSw Of Money"
only the money, in this case, cafAe out of Rubi-
mis- pocket. He begged, btt no use, and the
fine Of &24.50, or double the amount of the Il
cense was imposed, which was paid in small
aed % n wa: al sS
about an hOdr In counting. Ohcer Myles ar
rested the Professor, who told him that he would
like to play sleigkt-o'-haRd on him and spirit
him away; but Myles, being q member of the
H. A. DPS, was not fit subject. The Professor
has since left town.
"I'o THE VICToRs BELONG TUE SPoILs"-of
serena AIDES, &c. and the successful Republican
candidates for the Board of Aldermen and Com
mon Council were called on in rotation last
evening by their friends in procession, number
| ing several hundred, headed by Kings band
| Choice music was discoursed in front of the
residences of each. which was acknowledged by
some Of the members elect in brief speeches.
Besides the candidates, Messrs. A. B. Mullett,
Colin Crusor and other Republicans were Wis
tied.
ALARM OF FIRK.--The alarm of fire, about
O'Clock this morning, was caused by fire in
Sinclairs furniture store, on Bridge street, op-
posite jefferson, which amounted to nothing
however, as only few pieces of sheeting were
consumed, around the stove pipe. The steamer
Addison was on hand, but was not brought into
service.
RIVER FRoNr.-Cleared - Steamer E. c.
knight, johnson, New York, with full cargo
of Georgetown flour.
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ALEXANDRIA.

JURoRs.-The following is a list of the jurors
drawn to serve during the term OF the County
Court, VIII ch comm snces ON Monday next
Orlando Wood, j. II. Baggett, B. Wheatley,
William Peachy, John Kdwell, Louis Brill, L.
B!ondheim, W. F. BrOOkes, Henry Bringle,
James Briggs, John F. Dyer, William Eagan,
Shirley King, j. r. McGraw, j. y. Jamieson,
Hugh Latla am, Owen Carroll, NJ. D. Corse, F.
L. Brockett, j. B. LOvej0y, w. G. Cazenove, E.
H. ClarksOn, X. ID. Wood, W. G. Richards, VIM.
Douglas, Wm. f. Creighton, John Giellan and
&. +. We bster.
ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY. At a
meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the Alex
andria Lib, ary Company held last evening Mr..
Alfred q. Uhler was unanimously elected Vice
President Of the company, Mr.. Edward s. Lead
beater, Treasurer, and Mr.. George r. Hill, Sec
retary.
ARREsTKD FOR MURDER.-Two colored men
named Henry Simms and James Burnett,
parties implicated in the late supposed murder
of James Mckinney in this city, were arrested in
Washington on Monday night last.
A. & F. r. R.-From an engineer employe d
upon the Alexandria and FredericksburR rail-
road 1t is learned that the work of constructing
that important line of travel will be recon-.
menced at an early day.
@. Q. Fat meeting of Sarepta Lodge of
Odd Fellows last night p. g. John A. Field was
elected representative to the Grand Lodge of
Virginia.
CHICKEN THIEvFs.-The hen roost of Mr. j.
Z. Milburn was broken open last night and rob-
bed Of thirty-nine fine chickens.
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Tins Conference commenced its session i'm
Baltimore Yesterday. Bishop McTyeire opened
the exercises by reading the 4th chaper of First
Corinthians, after which the hymn commencing
"And are we yet alive" was sang, and PRAYER
was offered by the Bishop. Mr.. Martin was then
reelected secretary, and Rev. w. Gwynn Coe
statistical secretary.
On motion of Dr. REGISTER, the committees
were ordered, consisting mainly of one minister
and one layman from each district.
The annual exhibit of the publishing house at
Nashville was read and referred, said report
presenting very prosperous condition of the
house. Also q communication from the secre-
tary Of the board of domestic missions. Rev.
VIM. Perry called for written reports from mis-
sions within the bounds of the Conference. The
published report of the board OF domestic mis-
siOns was also received and referred.
Bishop Marvin was introduced and made a
short address.
The rules of order adopted at the last Confer
ence was readopted.
The fifteenth question of the general minutes
was called, viz Are all the preachers blame
less IN their life and Off cial administration ON
making this call the Bishop delivered a very in
teresting address as to the passage of ministe-
rial character.
Rev. Samuel REGISTER, ID. D., presiding elder
of the Baltimore district, reported progress IN
his work, and explained the circumstance
under which he was elected to the presidency
OF the Maryland Agricultural College, and on
his retirement number of addresses were
made endorsing DIR. X. In the strongest manner.
The Conference adjourned.
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Georgetown Advertiseme nts.


II AAAOo- Nv AANu, AuCt UeorgetoWn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE NEAR TENNALLYTOWN, D. @.
Jones and wife to the undersigned a, trustee
Hbearine date the 18th day of February 1889 and
duly recorded in Liber and Il. No. 9, folio Ga Of
and at the written request of the party secur ed
thereby, the undersigned will, on TUESDAY the
ath dag Of March, 1870, at O'Clock p m, sell. on
being Of trset called AZ tf1s and
Jacob and Whitehaven,' beginning for the same at
the southwest corner Of John Cephus' lot thcnce
with said to public road thence
west ll.64 perches. thence north s4ts, west II ID
perches: thence south z14 west s24 perehe. thence
~ east % 64 perches to the beginning. contapna
I-W acres, excepting and reserving -four acres
and thirty seven hundredths therefrom.
amount due snd eosss tnrd ny cash sufficient to pay
months. Convey ancing and stamps at cost OF pur-
chaser US must be deposited upon the fall of the
xs dSHs ,r ane terms are not complied with within
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser. N0''
The n,o,sr,v ;. B; D. CARPENTER, Trustee.
mile northwest OF Droyer's Rest.
I ARGE STOCK OF SHIFTING MUSLINS,
- WIDE SHEETINGS, AND HOUSEKEEPING
New York Mills, wsmsutta, Androscogpin, Bates.
Yard wide Blesched Shirting, I2,s cts very cheap
wide bIeached Shrting, Gerry heary, Is cents
At reduced prices, Richardson's Linens and Shirt
At reduced prices, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins,
Winter Goods including Silks without regard "a cos,
Beautif1l Spring Caicoes, at l2h cenfs
fss9fsIif e III Ths favor
fell-6m' 101 Bridge St, Georgetown. 20
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The THIRD WARD "ANTI-BowHN CIrR ~
An adjourned meeting Of the Anti Bowen Re-
publicans Of the Third Ward' was held last
evening at Union League Hall, A. H. Kinney in
the chair and G. l.. Bart secretary Mr. r. a
cunningham stated the objects of the meetipg
TO be the formation of an organi zafion Nth 3
view or reform in our city governmenf. He
would not call Mayor Bowen dishopest hnt he
would say he was certainly not a true Renuh
hcan, and had been faithless to his pledge,
ihe election OF permanent officers then re-
suited as follows A. III. Kinney, President. III
n Philbrook, Vice President; A Hill, Secre-
saIyy and +. w. Sellhausen, Treasurer The
Shair appointed as Executive Committee. i
Gel nolds, a. b. Philbrook, II. T.. Talbot, T. B.
Ormes and G. l.. Bart.
VII. ~. M Kelsey said that Mr. Bowen re-
sisneu the presidency Of the EQUAL Suffrage As
s0ciau0h IN lob4 in order to save his office ~
IG InG rest nostas'er' he predicted triumph in
The Chair said that the corrupt character of
the present city government was the cause of the
tefrtorsaf government agitation. He clei~
tnat tne REFORM measure was only retarded nv
this territorial scheme, in which IL the cit;. ~
found they could not succeed, they worIJ ~
once throw their whole hearts and souls intn ,ta %
reform movement. " ''Ao
The following resolution was unanimous,v
adopted --.-.- ....
Reo9red, That We request Of Congress the pass,gs
Of . Joint resolution removing Sayles j bower
Mayor, and William A, Cook, Cor rporation Attor'
ley, the last tor accepting brise Of s6eO 10 infu
enee the Mayor 10 pay Just bill long due frUm the
Corporation md the FIRST for being accessory
rious bril- Ell.
Adjourned. q & az.F So
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PENNIES FOR sALE.-Apply at the Star Oh

DR.. WHITE, Sargeon Chiropodist, most
respectfully informs his patrons that on and
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment will be
located in the more eligible rooms, No. 635 18th
street, opposite U. 8. Treasury. He successfully
treats COrns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet,
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient.
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands of other
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from q. m to 6 p. m. Owing to
press OF business at office. DR.. White IL unable
TO visit patients ct their residences except be-
tween and d. m
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OAK HALL
Clothing and Merchant Tailoring,
525 Seventh street,
opposite Post Office. 2,25,6
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ADVERTISING GExrRAoRDINARY.--Ana agent of
p. + Babbitt, lsng since recognized as the
ieading soap manufacturer in the United States,
nishing gratis to every family in the CITY
.nIee-quarter pound cake of his Best II any-
soap into nss rsalS needed 70 bring the Babbt
pish the object, as a single trial IL ant 70 secnre
permanent customer "P' '" '0o"'e
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CITY ITEMS.

THE BEST PLACE to get Cigars, Tobacco, SC,
of the finest qualities and at the cheapest prices
Is KIDpKR & MCLEAN's "Head luarters," All
7th street, just below IO.O.F. Hall. Call y!
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LAko1nf-Martha Robinson. co,or.s
arrested ~ omeer Davidson for larceny Of s,o.h Wa
before Jusice AySs Tss s.n, and .sI hearing
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A COMMITTEE Of the Boys in Blue met last
night at the Office Of U. ID. Barrett on Az street
ana discussed the proposed territorial form OF
government for the District. The bin already
introduced In Congress met their approval
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n.y. IotsAND SIGSATUREs-At the meet
Ing on the LIQUOR Dealers Association YESTERDAY
I. - nooh .ne committee appointed to procure
f.gnatuses TO memorial TO Congress reno,tsS
that they would be ready to 90 before the S,ou
IF,i,,s,S on one pistIet IN Congress tomorrow
tor Pomeroys bill signed by 1900 persons. 'si'A
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.,,d ra,SARcKNY-Last night, Officers I,vsop
ha Msr,s Wi,s arrested Patrick HawIins sDd
the petit iarceny ca oSeaLgea by Jos Reddick with
committed them TO Jail for court. '1'tice wall
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HE NATIONAL MEDICAL SOCIETY of the nj
met hello a meeting last night DIR. RsvhDr,
glesidlng, and DR.. c. Adams GRAY secretarv
Inc subject or the evening was paper nv Dr
Stephenson on reiapsing fevers, on which th.
discussion as participated In by Drs. Reyburn
Augusts, Purvss, Tucker, Gray and johnson. ~
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III HnsAoLI AND BArTKRY.-Last eyenino. r.
nv Frse was % arrested by Officer Zirwes. charged
ssuIt an h,,, urh WITH having committed an as
an axe. Justice Drury held him to bail 70, conrt
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LOCAL NEWS.

NkfyoNAL THRATRR-Parepa Rosa English
opera Troupe, Martha"
Walls OPERA HoUsK--Robert McWade as
SKIP Van Wrinkle"
GisoNIc TEMPLK.-Lecture by Emma Har-
dinge.
NINTH-sTRxET NJ. P. CHURcH.-Concert and
exhibition.
WHrrIHuRsr GAILKRY-Grand cash prize
exhibition of Come Panorama of Removal Of
.. r.-,tas Mammoth Illurr'-
classical Statnary, copies Of the great masters,
minor comfcals, &C, &c, commencing at eight
o'clock. See amusement column. ....-
SMI1H d SrRoNe's ART 9ALLlRT, 285 H.
MARKRITDR's ART 6ALL1RY, 4S6 7th street.
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WALLS OPERA HoUsE-TO-night Is the last
but two Of Mr McWade, and all who desire to
zee MN perform his version of Rip Van Winkle
on Saturday at cheap prices.
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ALASKA DIAMOND SETS

received this morning at Prigg's Dollar jew
elry Store, No. 457 Pa. ave., bet. Az and 9Th sts
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THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, ID. Beck
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. 50;
Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 2,51
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BURNETT's FLAvORING EXTRACTS The su-
periority Of these extracts consist in their perfect
purity and great strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which
enter into the composition of many Of the facti-
tious fruit fiavors now in the market. They are
not only true to their names, but are prepared
from fruits of the best quality, and are so highly
concentrated that comparatively small guam
tty only need be used.
JOSEPH BURNETT & Co., Boston, manufac-
turers and proprietors. For sale by all Grocers
and Druggists. VS.
INDUCEMRNT TO Buy GOOD SEWING MA
cHINE.-WillcOx 81 Gibbs Sewing Machine the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
and e. or
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TEAS.
GUNP0WpER, JAPAN, 0OL0NG, IMPERI-
AL. ENGLISH, BREAkFAST, &c, allgrades
and prices guar anteed as Low as any house in the
city.
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Per Gent Gold Bonds


The-- Bond.. at pre.~nt price cf eoId yield over
per cent. interest, and investment they
fully Al secure U. SIS 0's, which nov only pay
81 pr cent. in currency.
They only issued upon each section az the Road
as last ~ the Is completed and In ssccesrful
operation. over two aud half millions Of dollars
have been eNpepded on the RcsA. Eighty three
miles ar a'-out oompleted and equipped aud already
show large earnings, and the remainder OF the line 10
rapidly progressing toward completion.
The state q Iowa, through which this road runs,
s one Vf ia, richest agricultural sections iu America
Its large population, extending with surprising ra-
pidity. and IL immense yield Of grain. pork wool
and other srricultural products. create . pressing
demand fer the construction Of this road which af-
fors the b-st possible guarantee FOR the bondhod.
especially the line through the wealthost
and most thickly populated section OF the state
In, road also thyoSsA tAs rtoA aae sror,as
Sfats AZ h'SAssots. Reference 60 the map Of the
United >ts,~ al show that rarerss, fa< pou sniu-
prtstrg ana xrotrtas porf,cs af fhs West and ,ovvs
~ ne ETedf fssk has sn dtvecf oonmEa toaftaa
rtth Ne'c iort, Ca'oaso and 81. LOWS being 20 the
latter cify a. miles nearer from Northern Iowa and
all pori"us oi the state Of Minnesota than by any
other rad now built or projected. and also the
est route from Central and Southern Iowa.
The rcsa j. opened for local trafhc rapidly as
constBC'ed. and thus kECEIVES EARNINGS
on I7S GOMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY
IN EkCESS OF THE AM0UNT NEEDRD
TO PAY THE TNTEkE EST UPON ITS BONDS
BEFOhE TIE ROAD rs FINISHED. TAe
by ~ ts,ss Bonss therefore bv r,eaf
brs,rs already IN eriaeso .. rAs roxts Of iAs road.
WsL- oirresf edrafaes, and has oriSk
aug af ~. c,ntassaoies scAioA al,rays aftesd tAe
opeR'ss ., seass a asd unsettled ooKsfry.
A limited quantity only Of these Bonds are now
ofered ri 80.
prise, recommend these Bonds Q nrst class
inyestnert. afording absolute safety and paying
unusual, liberal rate Of interest, All marketable
eArres. ehsrS'e; received in payment. Pamphlets
HENRY CLEws q CO.
f0f e''-
ne I'm BAskERs. PENN: Av Con: lora ST:
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CONFUSING
FANCY GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY.
COLD >Nn >ILysR EESsLIA AND
,apoprrp AND OF AMERICA, ,.vr,.o-
| JCIi lying THREE FLOORS
or tTiiRG EAND DHINBSOME S1ORE,
Si2 SEVENTH STREET,
BET~fIN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND STREET.
I z,.4l .a,r IL. m week to week, .brousb tbe col.
iSsa sissi pfsi @ f%itese S sS@
IL a. i'''F"oiy 0n my already established name as
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u. SILVERRERG.
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SlZ SEVENTH STREET,
| ,,s1 d, F-,..., IN 49,.
| saeea anu rem aaSenue.
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NANT OF DRY GOODS.
1
| White BED sPREAps. from s,nae.
| 900 yards IT CHECK NAINSaoEs q -, -, -
4 ELAN Efs AZ greatly reduced nr;cas
.htB BLAkk ETs all wool, Oh 50 pair.
| st hrr tLANNELs, cheap.
| HAPhfSc aud DOfLIEs, very cheap
| teSI,lt ltgI q Inc II SPRING DRESS GOODS ana
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OLDKST INHABITANrs, ksso~, ,r,
regular monthly meeting of this as-ocio,;c, nc
held yesterday afternoon in the City Han. Ths
fIesident, John u Blake, ESQ, in the char
and j. Carroll Brent, Esq. Sesretsry NJ
Clarke presented q memoir of Hon. Amos Ken.
Dali. embodying interesting incidents Of his life.
also an antobiO graphical sketch Of the life and
seFr,ees OF Hon Robert j. Walker, published
IN LEE hVENING STAR OF November H. IS69
non B; ~ French read an interesting history
Of the Old Capitol. Adiourned '
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MONDAY PRAYER MEETING.-Since the
week OF prayer daily meeting has been held
In the room Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
O'Clock
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HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but those deprived Of this blessing know m
Persen Looks uPeE clear, smooth skin With jeaiu1W
tens are tiisd with the virus Of SCROFiTLI IA
other cuianeoas diseases cannot have aood healfh
hen the blood ~ impure, disease Is sure 10 foll
al have timely warning In thoss Blstebes PIN
les, Telers scTes, Bois, Copper -colored Patehs.
ssteln with the ~ sehnsint INC
sAhARITAN's ROOT AND HERR JuIcrs
bSiore ScrOfuls tskes firm hold
many have the virus u Syphilis IN the rvstsu
s s ti- 0i I've pantful influence the cosstitutiop
=. 80 sue = We say STOP. First cleanse yonrseif %;
49, an bnrles u that serefulous Infection ~ hieh
iosy cases y hereditary in the constitu fion D be-
Price 8 -& per tottle 1 o''pr'nk'
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SEE, ar'Ong the Wants, that Of governess.
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sAMARfTAN,S GIFT,

.a. oniy real cure tor Gonorrhea, Gleet ana Dis-
" vegetable. We s;srssf Only ten pile Igre-
eass n fin Ing not enly useless but hurtfu. CHS
an ~ oif two 10 Tour day thus avoiding trouble
exposure ana the extortioR of quacks. Male PscSs,
.VI, =, Sz, Females, ss Sold by {. q. FORD, and
mAB eoiy els Race sire !. Philade,nhi.
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PATENT CAsE.-In the Circuit Court, this
morning, the case Of Mock vs.. Philip s. Solo
mon was taken upi Stockbridge for plaintiff,
and Pollock and Mussey tor defendants. The
plaintiff sues defendants for IS 600 for using mis-
round hinge, as applied to inkstands and ex-
poets tp establish his right to this suit
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genuine article of choice NEW ORLEANS al
ways on hand; as also Other lower grades. Price.
low.
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LSeT ON IHE OSEiDA.-AmOng the officers
not heretofor mentioned as lost in the il-fsted
steamer Oneida was Lieut. Com. VIM f. Stew
art, wei known IN this city. He was a son of
the Hon Andrew Stewart, for many yeass q
member or Congress from PENNSYLVANIA who
n sfin living at an adv sneed age. Young Stew
art was most promising officer, having risen
Ispiciy through the earlier grades of the SEP
Slcss and IN al the positions he held evinced
hign qaahhcstionS for the profession to which
pesohged. HIS loss at the early age of
srd ar n.ne = serious deprivation to the Nayy
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EYRURN.

STEWARDS SILVER and WHITE BRIPs, and
other brands, which only lie appreciated by ex
amining prices, quality and flavor.
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hnTH WARD REPUBLICAN CIUB-Tbis club
al meeting held last evening ON CapitoI Hill
1880 fesointons denouncing 1.-THE scheme OF
e.IlOIlahzauon y Or {" Consolidation nv
ehA.eser name sugar-cOated, as at once unjust
uhWlse ana dangerous" and calling on the rem,
kentatives OF The Fifth WARD in fhe- Eo,rd ~
Aldermen and Common Council TO support the
they shall come before them Tor final action;
also warning those hitherto-trusted white
IIiends Of the eolored race who have suffered
either their property interests or their poiticai
ambition to beguile them into this territorial
movement OF our ancient enemies, that unless
ihey Yult their bad company" they need not
expect a Continuance Of our personal confidence =
Dr our poht1cal support, self-preservation being
own ~ ~ N-
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1HE FRUIT GROWERS AssoCIATToy-Afte
our report ciesed yesterday. A discussion was
heId on the subject of trimming dwarf trees:
SINE taking the ground that they should be
Taylor suggested that the microscope could be
nsed TO advantage in testing the quality of ap-
pies Judge Gray proposed that the Beautiful
nameless apples presented by Colonel Chamber
lain be christened, afte- and in honor of the
grower, the ..Lioyd Seediing;;" adopted. This
1s large, yellow fruit, between the pippin and
greening, and of the favor.l The subject for
discussion at the next monthly meeting was
agreed upon, viz: Large and small fruits best
suited for growing in the Potomac region" Ad-
journed.
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ACTION FOR DAMAGKS-In the Circujt (,ouv.
tJudgc Cartterl yesterday, the case OF Simmons
vs. Corporation of Washington was taken up.
MI Pay ne for plaintiff, and Mr.. Cook for corpo-
ration This il an action brought BIZ a lady by
reason OF falling over an embankment on y
street southwest, between " and 9Th streets, In
May, lsts, and breaking her arm. The damages
claimed are s. 500 The Court instrucfei fhe
jury that the plainuf could not recover il her
negligence ntributed 10 the accident and tn At
HE Onus Of proving that she did not 50 contri-
butte was upon the defendant The jury. this
morning, found verdictfor plaintiff for s2 500.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Cireen & Williams.
auctiOneers, have sold lots 13 a. IS, IS, and ~
square s34, to j. f. Wollard, at cents Der
square foot; ALSO 10, II, and H. in square $685. to
same, at Z cents per square foot; also, lot A in
Dyer's subdivision Of square 2Sl, with two story
frame house fronting on 18th street west, be-
tween M and N streets north, to w. H. Gunni.
son, for 1875. =
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Il HE IRISH REPUBLICANS OF THE FIRST AND
SECOND WARDS met last night, Charles y.
St Clair III the chair, and Andrew Rose secre
tary, when standing committee of three was
appointed TO procure labor for the idle members
OF the association Commissioner Himber was
Sahen uron and addressed the meeting, urging
thS hlshnien TO form clubs of their own in
CtoeI 10 ascertain their strength. He thought
there were more than two tho usand Irish voters
IN the city, and the Republican party would
need this vote at the election. Mr.. Clarke mad
some remarks as TO the friendly feeling between
the Irlsh Republicans and the colored men, and
the meeting then adjourned. N
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CoICNBIA DISTRICT TENT, Independent
Order OF Rechabites, recently held their annual
meeting at Alberten, Howard county, Nd.
serve one year ID. p. g. r., Jas. Z. Boteler, Of
Washington; D. Z. r., j. l. Love, of George
town; ID ID. r., q. e.. Wade, of Alexandria: ID
II Mellor, Aiberton, Md; ID. r., G. F. Law
renee, Washington; D. l., Joshua Barnes.
Sykesyife. Md; ID. g., j. X. Haslup, Savage,
Nd; ID. c., Rev. Rein Appleby. Powbatsn
Nd This district embraces Maryland, Virginia.
and the District Of Columbia. The next meet
ing will be held in this city in May next.
Evening star., 1870-03-03
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Several brands Of G y; JEWELLs, several brands
of b. L. BABBITTS. DOBBlNS' ELECTRIC.
KEYS TALLOW; in fact, twenty-fiy kinds or
more all at the lowest prices.