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Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiouevr
TEUSTEEs SALE.

- By virtue Of deed % trust. dated september
E: I'd, lsss, and recorded IA Liber J A =, No
auction on THURsDAY n. ai.t day Of Apri i iIc.
!. Part Of Loo Is Of Thomas BeslIs FIRST addition
70 Georgetown, at the northwest intersection ~
inches the former and running hsck OF ID. same
width, g. feet 20 bundredths the latter and incud
ing, on the rear strip feet Is hundredths vide,
q Also another part Of said lot lbs. beginning az
street fronting SWEET on 5;rren srsss and ranin
back 6 feet 20 hundredths asd including, on the
). Alss the east half of lot rs n said sdktion,
fronting q feet IS bundredths on Dumhsrton street
aid running back Of that width 81 feet inches and
Of the further width Of feet u hundredths 10 ths
additional depth 81 20 feet.
dition the northeast intersection of said stree
fronting Is feet on Dumbsrton street and running
bask OF the same width, binding on Green street,
The rst lot has a stable on the rear: the third 10
improved by q frame dwelling, and the fourth BY .
Terms Of sale One-third 81 IN. purchss. money n
be PAID IN cash and the residue in equal install
nents at and II mouths, nth interest be secured
ey deed q trust. Ths terms Of .ale must be COM
plled with IN enc week after sale, or the property
and cost Of the defsultins purchaser. Conveysnc-
ing and stamps At the PIrs9sse,s cost tx -
mh29 eo&bds THOMAS BOWLING, auct.
DRf GooDs AT GOLD PKICEs.
The decline in gold enable. u. to oner GREAT
BARGAINS in ALL KINDS or DkY GOODS:
Yard wide Beached shirting Cotton, 1875 cts. very
eents-a special bargaia; Richardson and other
makes Irish Linens, ss cheap as before the war: q
centsup; Cassmers and Tweeds for Men and Bows,
very cheap; beautiful Spring Delaines and ArmuTes,
~ best goods S mRsde q I s q add
fuil stock Of Gloves. Hosiery, Cors-ts, skirts, &C
us With cali ans may b y Al TGs favor
mhH-u lol Bridge St, Georgetown. ID. q.
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very wen, but 10 haA not only got into the
wrong new hut the wrong churcn. tLaughter.l
Mr.. N. j. Br0derick in4uiredh Mayor bowen
had autporised him HI 70 deny those charges,
and Mr.. Himber replied that he had;
Mr.. Charles Syphax then briefly addressed the
meeting. claiming that all the opposuon 70
Mayor Bowen came only from disa Ppointed OF
fee seekers, such as the First Ward Invincibles
Tremendous laughter.l Hungry mounds, AFTER
bread and butter, were his only opponents.
Councilman Thompson then compared the
interests Of the Irish and colored people TO show
that they we're identical. He thought that the
negroes who opposed Mayor Bowen were stand,
ing in their own light. - he Was the best friend
they ever had. Mr.. Bowen should not be de-
serted because other men wanted his place.
[Cries Of "That's what's the matter."l All
good men had been assailed, and on this account
has Mayor Bowen. He closed by simply iHquir-
ing Of any of Bowen's opponents who it was
that insisted on the right Of colored children 70
education, and the right Of cOlOred men tn an
equal share OF patronage and labor. He had the
interests OF the masses of the people at heart.
The resolutions were then adopted, with three
cheers for Mayor Bowen, and three groans for
Major A. c. Richards.
Mr.. j. w. Prender was elected permanent
secretary, to I'LL q vacancy.
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The Fish Market.

Quotations of new fish for this day furnished
for THE EVENING STAR by George ". Harrison
Wharves, Alexandria, Va, are as follows:
Shad-Fresh, per 100, S23 TO S2i; Potomac
Family, per Dbl, SIP to Sli; Economy Family
(Delaware,) per Dbl, ga. Herring-Fresh, per
1000, S16 to 800; Potomac, No. I, per bbl., 81:
Potomac Family, per Dbl, 81 so Potomac Fam
lily, per half bbl., "a; Labrador Family, per
Dbl. extra, $3.50 to 81; Portland Gibbed, per
bbl., $3.50 to So; Bay of Island, No. 1, (new J
$3.50 to SC; Bay of Island, Family Mess, o..
Lake Herring, Chicago, extra, sc. st. Johns
Alewives, So TO 50. Fresh fish scarce and high.
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GEORGETOWN.

RoBBERIEs;- esterday afternoon, about half
past three O'Clock, two colored men entered the
dry goods store of c. III. Demar. on High street,
under prctense of making purchase, and while
there one of them distracted bolt of cloth and
left the store, followed by his companion. Chase
was given by MT. Demar, which was Joined in
by MT. w. Allen, clerk in Adams express
office, who caught the man having the cloth in
his possession, but after a tussle the man
escaped, dropping the cloth on the pavement.
and 1t was returned to the owner.
David Craig, cOlored, felt in a humor for eat
ing pies this morning, and walking into Deboys
bakery, corner Potomac and Prospect streets,
helped himself, for which he was arrested by
Ohicer Cunningham. He didn't care to go
though, and resisted manfully, but he was taken
before Justice Buckley, and in default of $50
went to the workhouse.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.-That this club is
brushing up for the summer campaign and in
tends to put forth {" cred hot" team Is evinced
6y the meeting held last evening at the resi-
dence OF Colonel Frank Jones. Messrs. s. s.
Studley, +. +. Bernard, and 3. Wheatley were
elected to active membership, and Mr.. j. L.
Cnamners' OF New York, to honorary member
ship. MI Frank Miller was elected coxswain
and Mr.. I'd. Derrick assistant coxswain for the
ensuing season. A committee was appointed to
consider the expediency Of enlarg ing the present
another boat, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
SIXTH BUILDING AssoCIArIox.-The thirty
seventh meeting Of this association was held
tuesday evening, and thirty-seventh shares
9l2S net TO the stakeholder. The fourth annual
report was submitted and opposed. and the
election Of oficers for the ensuing year resulted
~ NE s,0c%on - q sne former incumbents, with
Ruby elected direstorsin place Of Messrs. Jsmes
Dickson and John Fowler declined.
DASe1RoCnY ILL-we regret to learn that
Uoctor Hesetiah Aasruder u lying Dangerously
III ct his residence corner Sd and Market street,
"
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Fsher-This morn
ing, Laura Smith, indicted for petit larceny,
plead guilty, and was sentenced 10 three DAYS
in jail. James Cropsey and John Robertson.
charged with petit larceny. was found not
guilty; Davis for defence. John Clauson was
found guilty Of assault. The jury in the case of
Henry Floyd, charged with msnslaughter, who
took the case yesterday afternoon, were still out
at 2k O'Clock to-day.
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT ON LITTLE CHILD
The case of William Ross, alias Del
Range, colored, charged with An assault
with intent to commit a rape on the person
of little white girl, aged about six years.
on the Island was, placed on trial. The
Assistant District Attorney and X. Harrington
for prosecution and Messrs. A X. Browne and
ID. Il. Cahill for defence. DR.. j. 4. Morgan
was sworn and testified at considerable length
as to the condition of the child when he wa.
called in to attend her. The little girl was
brought into court by her mother, who testified
as to the condition of the little one.
CIRCUIT Court, Judge Cdrtter.-The case of
Busey agt. Moore ct al is still on trial, and was
argued to-day.
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THE GREAT FALL IN GOLD n nowhere made
more illustrating than by q visit TO Franc &
Goldmsn's Popular Gents Furnishing Goods
Stores, No. 409 Seventh street, between ID and
street, opposite the Patent once. These gentle
men. who have just now replenished their large
stock OF Furnishing Goods for the spring and
simmer season from the large and hest whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates, have
again taken the lead of other similar establish
ments here, and give TO their patrons such in
ducements that cannot fail to please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. S,3o,E
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CITY ITEMS.

DIscHARersfr from the ear AMI partial dea ne Q
successfully treated. Dr. Hartley esc.,rd this
city Yesterday and is stopping ct the National
Hotel. IS
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PENNIES FOR sALE.-Apply at the Star Once

INDICTMENT TO BUY GOOD SEWING MA
cHINE.-Willcox a. Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ms
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baums Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 40s Seventh street, between ID
and r 2E
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SoNE HANDSOME Blue, Green and BLACK
Cloth Walking Goats, with vests TO match, for
so, opened this morning. One Price Only.
GEORGE G. HENNING.
40 Eth street North west.
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N. n. PRINCE, would inform his patrons, that
henceforth the Pawn Broking branch viii be
carried on second floor; entrance either through
store or hall door. A.6I
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Mr.. j. il. Crossman offered resolution rec
ognizing the workingmens Republican Club Is
q true Republican organization, and requesting
it to act as auxiliary to the Fourth Ward Re-
pI MI. ). CIV 8. Wall thought tn. workinemep,.
Club was the strongest club in the city. BE was
an advocate Of their rights. The Workingmen' q
Oh was the only regular organised club, and
would actin unison ,, With THIS Club: They were
the Fourth Ward, and they held the majority.
They proposed to assert their rights, and have q
certain number of the delegates. They were
but were also opposed to the Union League
clique having their own way, - on the evening
The Chair reminded the gentleman that the
SRspuIiicsn Reform Xssocistion, !" which vas sus
in unison with this Club.
On motion Of Mr.. Peschin the resolutions were
referred to the Executive Committee
Mr.. Peachin then offered . preamble and
resolutions declaring that the interests OF true
Republication viii be best promoted By the
defeat Of Bowen, and that the reform Republi-
cans WIN not 60 into any convention With the
advance to support the nemiree Of that con-
vention, intending 1t the same time to repudiate
such nomination; should the present incumbent,
tuition OF his Official powers, succeed in throwing
himself upon the. party - candidate for re-
election; as such course on their part would bo
utterly unworthy Of honorable men. perndious
and base In the extreme; bat that Il b right and
advisable for all true Republicans to unite in
sending delegates to the convention called
by the Independent Republican Reform Assoc
citation Of this city, to make nomination ct an
early day, and Recommending In that conven-
ton go declaration of principles or platform
which shall 1. lndorse the financial and recon-
struction policy OF the national administr alton.
2. Which shall accept the Constitution Of the
United States with the fifteenth amendment q 4
full and fnal settlement OF all political nues-
tons relating to the rights Of colored men, and
8. Which shall denounce all attempts 70 array
ono class or race Of American citizens. in per-
petual hostility to another by the discipline of
an iHsut 10 the intsi,,ce nS tte non Ol.es s as
betrayal Of the best interests Of our city and
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rRIS TFEN sAIE

- BY virtue Of two deeds e trust 90 me a.,.t
80 respectively June 3. 1854, and October a isss
aDd recorded respectively in Liher y G. n
No. -. folios 3S, &c.. aud Lieer X N n No a
felios fSs &C. 81 the Land Records of the County ~
Washington. ID. G. will offer AZ suction, On WE'D
SEsDAf the 9th day OF AprI, instant, at clock
y. m, that Valuable Property in Gecrgeiown d.
scrbed follows, viz That Lot consisting ~ par.
Of Lots One, Two. ard Thr-e. in Peters square .
bounded Is follows viz: Beginning At the eni of -
iee east from High street. the south side OF Bridge
street, and running thence south and parallel vita
High street, a. feet. 90 point feet from the divid
ing line between Lots Nos. and q in Peter SQUARE
thence With said stree, northwsrdly 10 feet thence
east and parallel with High ~ feet and theme
north and parallel with High 50 feet 90 brds,
street; and thence east % the beginning: with tho
improvements. consisting OF Substantial three
story Brick Narehouse, posed nf large build
ings connected, fronting respectively ON High ant
Bridge streets. with cellars This l. one Il the -r
business stands I'm Georget0wn. and the property -
in all respects desirable. IL 10 now ocrupi.. by N
j. Adler, a. a hardware store
Terms Of sale: One fifth q the purchase money %
be paid in cash, and the residue IN tour equal install
ments Of 8, Il. l.. and "a months respectively q "a
secured BY deed Il trust. The terms q sale must
complied with I'm week after sale, the property
may be resoh. after weeks notice. NJ the risk
and cost of the efaulting purchaser. Conyey.ncin.
and stamps at the coat of the purchaser
WALTERS COX Trustee
api Th-sa.Tu3w THoS. BOWLING, aurtr.
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FINED FoR TYING ma Hov.. -
Wm. a FORD, for tying his horse 10 = tree va
yssh nned 70 by Justice Thompson, the
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-The First Co-ope-
rative Building Association held its thirty-first
meeting last Monday evening, when SI3. sac
was sold at an average Of LIS, cancellIng Is sIOO
shares.
The First National Building Association held
Is shares were sold at an average of "a per cent,
The Board of Directors have offered S35 per
share premium for the stock, and stand ready
to pay that amount per share.
The Provident Building Association heidi its
thirty-third monthly meeting on Tuesday night
last, when forty-six shares were sold, at an
average of 51k.
The National Union Buling Association held
its thirty-fourth meeting on FRIDAY night last,
when s., $50 were sold, at an average of 52x.
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4, DE D eckkknEsrs,y Trustees
'LrABLE s IHfE9yEP IPE E9sE,EITr ON HIGH

- ON THURSDAY hfrERNeoN, April I'm.
81 cicek, viii sell. IN front Of the prem
efsee. subdivision of Lots No. n and -. 'front.'
ing % ieet on the asst side Of High street. above
81 strsrt, With depth ~ 10 feet, improved
Terms; One third cash: balance in and Il months,
with interest secured by deei q trust on tne prop
erty CosveysnciSg and stamps ~ the est * tho
purchaser 100 viii be required when the nropert,
IL struck of. wv P'N'e''
spl-St THos BOWLING. apc,
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SELLING LIQUOR BY THE SMALL-w. II.
Brown was arrested yesterday by Officer Yeat-
man for selling liquor by the glass without a
license, and after hearing before .Jnstice
missed. fN GNU "A'
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SELLING BY SAMPLE.-Otto Hinkel was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Sullivan for ceiling
liquor by sample to the groceries and resta y
rants, and after a hearing before Justice Har-
per, was fined $50, which he paid and was dis
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FINED FOR ASSAULT AND BArrERY-.John
III. Borman, q colored man, was arrested by
Ozieer Guy, Of the fourth precinct, for assault
and battery on AlbertWoodley, and after hear
ing before Justice Weaver, was tined IS.
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RArCHELoR,s HAIR pvr

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best In tbs world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
eed, nor any rttatc poison 20 produce paralysis or
bossting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had fhufv years
untarnished reputation TO uphold fits integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
~ all DruRRists. Applied at 10 Bond street,
ny. feS-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-07

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-D. l.. Wells, real es-
tate broker, 9TH and streets during the mast
week has sold the following described lots of
property: One of those new brick houses, with
stable, on q street, between 9th and 10th streets.
TO Hon. Lewis Porter, for S17 500. Also, brick
mouse on l4th street, between III and /, owned
~ hon. X; X Butler, to William Watson of the
earufv department for IS, 500. Also I9 594
"a, for 5000; John f. Kendall and John q.
Myers, purchasers. Also, ESQ acres of timber
land, IN the State Of Michigan, for $1,000, TO Mr.
John W. Starr, of this city.
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OEns Of Ssprsss.dsxs AID Isssscss. 81 Ssc.rs Or.
Hail Wcskssstoa. ID, C., Harci 81, 1870
Sealed Proposals win be received q the Mayors
Once until u III MONDAY, the 18th Of April, for
constructing . Wooden Bridge scross the Canal az
fs intersection with sixth street west, according 10
planf and 90 be a. the once Of the
Supsrintsndenf and Inspector OF Sewers, &c
The right e reserved BY the Mayor 20 reject sny
or all bids. CHARLES III BLISS.
apl-8 Superintendent Of Sewers &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-07

TIE wAsHIxeroS HEBREW CoxGRseArrox,
Who worship IN the Synagogue, ON sth street,
have extended formal call to Dr. II. Bsar, Of
Brussels, Belgium, 70 become their minister.
He Is said TO be q man Of great ability and well
known in Europe He was at one time lecturer
EBglsnd.
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HE PUBLISHED STATEMENT that there ha,
neen no corporation money deposited in tn,
n rst National Bank since the departure form
Ine CITY OF collector is incorrect. Mr.. W. B
Chase, the Deputy Collector, has made ,brn,
several deposits of Corporation funds i'm tia
bank since the Collector has left, '''''
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Georgetown Advertisements.
pY THOMAS BOWLING Auet'r, G.Orse,O-a

ny THOMAS BOWLING Auet'r, GsOrseto-a
TRrsrrrs' .prorpNrp SALE ~ pEsIg-
ALE COTTAGE RESIDENCE. No. - PRtS-
PfCT STREET. GEuRGETowN.
By virtue % n deed % trust dated the la'h
- November. los7, rec.rded m Liber n. q. n,
-G3 No -. folio 81, = the land records q WASH
,ston C. unty, and bs direction 20 the parties m
rested th- .ubscrihers viii seN ~ public snction,
without reserve 20 the hiehsst bid Ter, on the prem
ises on hisAf. the I'd day - APRIL ~; ~
pect SIRE, G. LOT g. front by ~ feet incha
TO an alley now oceupi-I BY MT; \. IA. Siemea,s-
SOC must he paid time and place of sale, and
the residue in equsl sums In u and IL months vita
interest frm the day Of sale for which the purCh-
asers note will be taken secured by deed Of trust
on the premises sold. II the terms are net complied
with within I'VE days rom the day 81 sale the TrD~
tees reserve the right 70 resell the property 60 tho
highest bidder for cash ten day. public notice,
the risk and cost Of the purchaser IN se'auh- Al
oonvsysnoing and stamps a the purchaser : cost.
tpckinrSrs. Trustees.
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THE CATHOLIC or THE NINETEENTH CENT
ukr-A lecture viii be delivered on the allow
SUBJECT at CAuoil Hall, next Sunday evening, b.
Dr. Henry 8. Hewitt, late Of General Grant
stan For PARTICULARS see advertisement
Tickets 20 be had nj me stores OF Messrs. Calf
B BIO, Blanchard 6 Mohsn, and Dempsey q
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SEVENTH WARD PoLITICs-TRs Pioneer Corn
Endorse M, Booen.-A meeting of the PioneeI
street south, at which Col. Perry Carson pre
sided. Alderman Baker and Councilman VIII
llams were present and the latter being called o,
addressed the meeting, urging that they Shout,
see mat no man was sent to the nomination
convention Gho was not reliable Bowen man
he defended Mayor BOwen's administrator,
very warmly. Alderman Baker endorsed Mr.
Wllilams' remarks earnestly, after which tn,
meeting adjourned. ~
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EIeHT LIQUOR CASES AT OsE HAuL.-To-dsy
and yesterday Justice Plant disnosed Of e;ehy
liquor cases, a. follows p. White q Co.. VIZ.
Brown, fined $40 eseh, the former takin1 An an
peal and the latter forking over; George Hef-
ease posponed; - also the esses Of Thomns
King and John Burke. The cases Of James W
Clark and John Shay we're dismissed. All the
shove were up charged with selling liquor on
Sunday, or Without license.
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RIVER FRoSr.-Crosek's WAarf-The steam
er Express, Nickle, arrived last night, with .
large freight Of general merchsndise, and car
Daughter. Headley, for Georgetown, to load
coal for New York. The steamer Cafhcart,
Capt Cafhcart, starts on . trial trip to-day.
She has just been completed.
Fay's Wkaf.-Auived-Schr. Cumberland
johnson, with wood for r. l. Fay.
CcSters whaT-Sailed-Schr.A rgo, Taylor,
nor Eastern Shore; light <
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12
M0NnAT. nECEMBER d. $50.
The FFelllanL and McGarrahan,

The Courier attempts to prove that
the President and MeGarrahan are
partners in an attempt to swindle the
Government. in spite of Gen. Spin
ners letter expressly stating the con-
trary, which we published. By repeat
ing the Cincinnati Commercials at
tempt 10 review Mr.. Spinner's letter.
The Commercial is not a good witness.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, which the
Coaaier cannot refuse to accept as
good Democratic authority, asserts
that the Commercial Is in the interest
Of tho New Idria Company, McGarra-
han rival claimants for the same land
grants. Therefore, if the Enquirer
is to be believed, the Commercially
statements with regard to the merits
Of the case must be taken with many
degrees of allowances. Besides, the
Commercial itself teslifes to the
highest degree Of personal integrity
oxsmplifsd in Mr.. Spinner's charao-
ter" If such be his character. Mr.,
SpinDar's statements as to the PFesi.
dents completely in the controversy
certainly settles the whole matter
most creditably for the President.
Win the Courier believe the Com
mercial in preference to the ERquire
on this or any other political ques
tion2
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12

Of goods and levying Of duties in sew
eral Districts Of the United States.
The subject of subsidies, to promote
the postal service between this coup-
try and Europe. was referred to an
able committee Of FIVE, who willreport
to- morrow.
An invitation from the Buffalo
Board of Trade, to the National
Board to visit Niagara Falls at one
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, was
unanimously accepted, and it was
agreed that the National Board ad-
journ in time to carry out the pro-
posed trip. The Board then ad-
journed till 8 O'Clock to-morrOvr
morning. 1t is thought the Boari.
will be able to close the business of
the convention by midnight. Satnr-
day.
The delegates are being enter
tanned at banquet ty the Buffalo
Board to- night.