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that time. because they were loyal; and now,
hive years after, We are pettifoeEing IN Congress
over Georgia The House of REPRESENTATIVES,
lad put ON atrocious amendment, known Is the
Bingham amendment. That aiilendment nad
come over to the Senate. and they were strug-
customed to diminishing along the lne, and ne
proplesied that the Senate would stamp upon
that Bingham amendment. Loud and pro-
lonSed applause and cheers. MI Bingham was
much afraid Mr.. Bullock would be Governor Tor
two years from some date. Wouid ~ not be bet
ter TO have Mr.. Bullock there than to have
rebel Governor?
Prof. Langston followed in an earnest and
logical speech In behalf of the loyal people of
Georgia. and urged the striking out Of the Bing-
ham amendment, rs q salvation TO the coiored
people of the SeHth.
Mr.. Fletcher, of Tenn, was sorry to admit
that while Tennessee had the strongest white
loyal element, aud the first 10 be res.dmitted
they had dallied with their enemies till they
were bound hand and foot. After studying the
situation I'm Tennessee for five years with pain
full interest, he was compelled to say that uu-
less the Government protected the white loyali>t
and the colored man they mast perish from the
face of the earth.
ON molten of Mr.. Smith, a vote of thanks To
the speakers was unanimously adopted; and the
meeting adjourned.
During the evening a series Of resolutions was
adopted, rendering TO the Republican Repre-
sentatiyes of the unreconstructed States OF the
South hearty welcome to the capital; setting
forth that the passage by the House OF Repre-
sentatives OF the United States of the Bingham
amendment to the Georgia bill has proved 10 b.
a signal encouragement ID the proscriptive
spirit of the rebel element. and an equally
marked encouragement of the efforts of loyal
people to establish Republican government in
that State; calling upon the Senate 10 vote it
down, &c.. &c.
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TIE CAST OF FLOYD.


CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FSsher.-After our
report Tin the case OF Henry Floyd. indicted for
the murder of John Donnelly by knocking him
overheard from the schooner Stout, i'm August
last closed Yesterday one or two witnesses were
examined and Mr.. Lovejoy, Assistant District
Attorney, argued the case TO the jury. This
morning he resumed his argument, and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Harrington and Mr.. A. B.WiIliams
for the accused, contending that the jury could
not lind verdict Of murder.
Mr.. Darlington delivered the closing argu-
ment for the prosecution.
VERDICT OF MANsLAUGHTER.
HE jury at Dds O'Clock returned with a YER
dict OF manslaughter, with a recommendation
10 The mercy of the Court. When asked it he
mac anything TO say why sentence should not
De announced, he stated that the killing was
entirely accidental. He was sentenced TO the
lowest term known TO the law-two years in the
penitentiary.
Rebecca Brown. indicted for the larceny of
CERTAIN articles from Theodore Nosher, was
iound not guity-the prosecuting witness being
absent. Emma johnson, indicted for a similar
offence, Tor the same reason was acquitted.
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DRY GOODS AT COLD PRICES.

:, The decline in gold enables TO ofer GREAT
BARGAiNS in ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS
Yard wide Bleached Shifting Cotton l2sz cts. very
cheap; yard wide Bleached shirting oerv asary Is
cents-d speo,al tdrgain: richardson and other
makes, Irish Linens, as cheap as before the war:
large stock OF Black and COlored Alpacas. from Is
ccntsup; Cassimers and Tweeds for Men and Bows
very cheap: beautiful Spring Delaines and Arnures
ID ~ and =; 400 Yards Spring Caicoes. s, 10 and
l2. cents the best goods made at l2la CENTS Also
full stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, Cors-ts Skirts, &c
Special bargains may be pected by All who favor
us with a call. BENJAMIN MILLER,
mhll-tr 1O1 Bridge ST. Georgetown u q.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

NJ POTOMAC LODGE, No. 5,F.AM March
W. q. loso.-The members Of Potomac Lodge.
Nc A. NJ are requested 90 meet at their Hall
o'clock, FOR the purpose of attending the funeral of
brother JOHN = BERRY. Master Masons of sis
ter Lodges are invited to attend By order W NJ
IL ". w. WHEELER. Secretary
R THOMAS BOWLING, Auetr: Georgetown.
AnMIEISTRATRIXS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION
a On FRIDAY MORNING, March 18th, at 10
VA O'Clock. will sell, at the residence the late
Daniel b: jackson. No. 90 Bridge street. OPP
tPcsite Jefferson street. general assortment OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture
LOUISA Y. JACKSON Adminisfra,rix
mfl4t THOS. DOWLfNa, Auct
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Rf THos. BOWLING, Auetr., Georgetown.

"a :, ChbE of NABtA BGE REAL
TATE NEAR TENNALLNTOwN. ID a.
~ by VIRTUE Of deed OF trust from Frederick
6V;onee and wife TO the undersigned as trustee
s,bearing date the Eth day Of February lsse and
anuiy recorded in Liber and X. No g. folio st OF
.ne 'ano records OF the county Of Washington d q
aiio Al the written request of the parry serurad
merely, the Undersigned will ON THURSDAY the
2.fh dss Of March, $50, At o clock D m sell an
the premises, near TennallyfOvn, All that nice of
and being Part Of TRACT called st Philip and
the southwest corner of John Cephus' lot Theme
south 70 east - IL perches TO public road thence
with said road south ~ 10 perches south 2s.
msst LIZ perches thence north s4s west II q
north 46f west is7e perches 10 a road thence north
east 70 Of percbes TO the beginning contaiping
o3-0 acres. excepting and reseryinp four acres
ana thirty seven hundredths therefrom.
amount due and costs Of sale; the balance in six
menths. Conyeyancing and stamps az cost of pur-
chaser y . must be deposited anon the fall of "a.
hammer. Ii the terms are not complied with within
nve DAYS from day Of SALE the undersigned r.se
TIE right To resell the property At the risk ana cas
OF the defaulting purchaser. S~''
b. ID. CARPENTER. Trustee
The property is near Conduit road and about ons
mile northwest Of Drovers Rest
fe22awtd THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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DR.. WHITE, SsrgeoR Chfropodfst, most
respectfully informs his patrons that on and
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment will he
located In the more eligible rooms, No. 5S5 18th
street, opposite L. 5. Treasury. He successfully
treats Corns, Bunons, Chilblains, Club ana In
without pam or Inconvenience 20 the patient
The shoe can he worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent PHYSICIANS, rgeons and thousands OF other
responsible persons who patronize his establisil-
ment. Hours from a. m tn D. m. Owing 20
press of business At office. DR. White H. una ole
70 visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and 3 T. m
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NATIONAL THxATKn--Joe jefferson in "Rip
Van Wrinkle" ..-.- i. --.. :
East WAsHTSGToS NJ. 4. CsURcH.-Enter-
tainment by the sabbath School.
LINCOLN HALL--Tableaux for the benefit nj
TIE Ladies Society, Congregational CHURCH.
SnIrH & STRoSss A KIT GALLERY, 245 x.
AARKRITkR's ART GALLEer. 40 TIN street
BARLow's ART GALLERY. Zs7 Pa. sveaue.
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THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, ID. Beck.
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. SIS
Market Space. between sth and 9TH streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. ASH.
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a6The protosed constitution Of Tennessee
excludes frsmtfi cc Ill Who deny the existence
Of God or afatnre state Of ieWArk and punisll-
ments-
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CITY ITEMS.

YourHs' Walking Coat Suits, for els.
YOUTH Metropolitan SACK Suits.
Boys Jacket Suits, from $40.
Childreps Suits, all ages.
GEoRGE q. HENNINe,
40 9TH street, y. W.
JEr JEwELRY,
Jet Chains,
Oroidc Jewelry.
French Gilt Jevelry,
Silver Plated Ware,
Alaska Diamonds,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar jew
elry Store, No. ~ Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween ~ and 9th streets
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AT THE ST. CLoUD.-Mr. John c. Moore has
removed his Segar and Tobacco stand from
he Is prepared to furnish an excellent article TO
his patrons at the very lowest prices. He has
ON hand q large stock OF Segars. Tobacco.
Pipes, Snuff, &c, and will be glad 20 see his
friends and the public generally az his new
stand. Give him call and try one OF his fra
grant Havanas.
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LOAN OFFICES.


SPECIAL NOTICE..
NATIONAL LOAN OFEIrE 4"
Sli NINTH STREET. n g
-FOUR doors north q, Pennsyivaua avenn~
HoBEkT FULTON 60. loan money -, an
KINDS OF coilate rails the lowest n 80 rate. w.
only Christian Loan ofhc~ in the District fe6-sn
A CoHENs NEW LOAN OFFICE
a. ioSl Idh 81, NJ door from L. Money w
loaned on Watches, yr~elry, Dismords q a
caring aPparel, and MERCHANDISE Of all d.scrip,
CHARLES HERZBERGs LOAN orFIcr
~ lEsTAELIsHEp ls52.D
ss1 STREET NORTH,
DetNeen IA and 0h sfresse, immediately I'm rear a
National Hotel
money leaned IN AL gums on Watches. Diamonds.
awtiry, sil.eiware, Wearing Apparel. Fur- ~
nitsre and Merchandise Of every description III
me nost liberal terms guaranteed. For fairO 81
usslng ana Just treatment 10 any resident 81
ths city not connected it'll any similar e.tahli.h
ment IN the CITY. New number. are. yss-tsn
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE. SlI,s SIN ,,r.rt.
near Pennsylvanis avenue kOBEIT FUi,s
Inn 20 s<ly snoe money 90 Bonds, stecks ana
Neal Estate, Diamonds, wstches, Dry Goods Fpr-
nitcre Pianos, and all kinds Of Personal Pror~rfv
n. b-The highest cash price psid for the sam.
Open every day exoept e-sssvs tron 8 a m ~
s..-. sss-ly
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL Michael
Fitzgerald was arrested yesterday, By Ofdcer
tiIl John Peyton, and gave security Cor court
before Justice Mills, Of The seventh precinct.
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ISDUcEmENT TO Buy Coon SEWING Ma
cHINE-willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Bsum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 40s Seventh street, between ID
and T.. 2N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

TIE REsT rs THE CHEAPEsT.-Dooley's
Baking Powder has not only attained the posi-
ton of fac best. Int the cheapest baking powder
now m use. Strictly pure m It's combination,
and so exactly propoTtioned that there - no
pastry, &c, every time. One pound will 20
further in the culinary department than two
pounds % any Others i'm the market. Try IL and
be convinced. For sale 10y all Grocers in guam
titles TO suit. eO3
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The CHAMPIONSHIP or 1KAvr wHrsHrs.-
The last deposit Of 1000 e4h BY the pugilists
victory of heaw weights in tie prize ring, was
made ON Monlay In New fork city. There
now seems probability tAat these terrific
bruisers will dily appear ON the 10th. OF MAY
next in or near New Orleais and decide BY
man. -.
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MAD Dos.-Yesterday afternoon Odicer OF
futt, Of the eighth precinct, shot msd cog on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between LIST and I'd street,
east. The dog had snapped at several LITTLE
children as he was running. 1918
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

MAZE Our YOUR INTERNAL REvESUK Re-
Turns AND SAVE TEE 50 PER CENT.-Assessor
Meads has just notified his assistants to proceed
to serve the second notices 70 persons who have
failed to respond TO the first notice, and in all
cases to add the penalty of 80 per cent pre-
sexibed by Law 20 delinquents. Taxpayers
would do we'll to make immediate returns and
save the penalty.
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SUIT YoR DAMAeKs--fo-day, in the Circuit
Court, Judge Cartier, the easa Of Catherine
Brown agt- the wsahinston, Alsxandria nd
and prayers for instruction 70 the Jury we're
onered. the discussion on which occupied the
entire day. .
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COLORED Man kILLED By A SCHOOL-BOY.
Peter Brown, q colored man, was shot a
killed about foul miles from Middleburg, v,
by Clarence Thomas, . yolth Of 10 or Il yea
OF age, ON wednesday, the 18th inst. II appea
that Thomas has been attending school for son
months past at tie Plains Station, and he hi
met the colored nan several times ON the roa
who was going b colored school near the st
ton. The man threatened more than once
beat Thomas, ard Is he wss proceeding on b
way homo on Wednesday tho man sprang out
large club, and made At hin. Thomas drew
revolver, warning him that he would IRE IL |
continued to Advance. The man, nothir
daunted, eprape forward With his club uplifte
when bullet finn the revolver was fired, XII
ing him instantly. I. surreniered himself to .
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Pharmaceutical Bennett and James Ben
nett were arrested last evening by Odicer
the street, and after hearing before Justice
Chase were fined $ each. -
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AID FOR TIE PooR.-A. 3. Solomons, treasu
rer of the Washington Association for the LIN
provement OF the Condition Of the Poor, thank
fully Acknowledges the receipt Of S5.05 fror
Hon. A. M. Clapp. being balance Of collection
in the Government Printing once; o from s
A. Bond, ESQ, and $40, the proceeds Of the sal
q bed-spread, given by some unknown
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BopY or DEAD INyANT FoUxD-Ths morn
ing, at 81 O'Clock, the dead body Of eolofed
male infant was brought 10 the sixth precinc,
fafion- house by Oficer Powell, found BY hin
ON 18th street. between II and y. The eailc
Was buried ut the expense Of the Corporation
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LINE nom the Front Royal. virxinis Company,
Miins, wood burnt ezcissscely; for sale ct Depot,
10th street and Maryland avenue g. W $3.50
JOHN PETTIBONE
Rhiobt Superin,epdent
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MASQUERADE BALL--On Monday night a
nnmber OF citizens Of South Washington and
The ladies OF their families engaged in a very
pleasant tine ut a masquerade ball at Potomac
Hall Among the characters represented were
.'Captain Jenks," by Theo. Johansen; Brig
ham Young. with % wives,'' c. o. Hamilton:
Blaek Demon, Thomas Thompson; General
ran; ''Sionx Chief" j. +. Webster: .sCsipsey
Queen, Mrs. e. o. Hamilton; Might, Mrs.
Allen, '.Italan Lady" Mrs. Somers: .Nun.n
Mrs- A r. Snyder; ..IDdiau Queen" Mrs. j. It
webster; "1opsy," Miss Mitchell. There were
many other characters. and all were exceedingly
well acted The affair closed early Tuesday
morning.
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PROV j. K. H WILCOX delivered a lecture
On "Spain In 1892" at Union League Hall, last
1ight, on which occasion he reviewed briefly
the leading events in Spanish history, the causes
OF the late revolution, and gave his views on the
pfesent condition Of politics In Spain, prophesy-
fn9 q triumph Of Castelar's views, whom hs
called the Wendell Phillips of Spain. s
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No. - JEFFERSON ST,
Georgetown, d. &.
,,1Y1sS vitn every desirable apparatus an1 TO
vaed With the best talent end artistic sk 70 be ob
xnsd' Win constant personal attention the parl
u the proprietor, makes this the best place in the
D1ssriet TO have al orders In his line veil and
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TIE woRKnxx employed in renovating the
sereet-car railroad track from the Capitol to
Georgetown finished their labors yesterday.
The track u now In better order than IL has
been for soma time. and many rails bad 20 be
removed, and the cars viii no doubt glide along
more smoothly than Of late. q 81
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CHARGED WITH BIeANy.-A man named
Norval Wilson WIS arrested yesterday, aud
brought before Justice Schmidt, charged with
bigamy. He was lately married to q respect
able girl in the Sitth Ward. and subsequently,,
it is alleged, it has been ascertained that he has
q wife living in Kentucky. He is held for fur
ther hearing. I'D s"s a. 81 rt-.
SoNR TWENTY cosvRRTs OF the Shiloh Bsp-
fist church, OF ths First Ward, VIII be. baptized
at the Sycamore, On next Sabbath, by Rev. VIM,
Walker, the pasbr. '
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SALES OF ZEAL FsTAT4.-Joshua Whitney.
real estate brokers, have sold for Michael
Green, Esd, lot fronting "A feet on 18th street
BY ioo feet deep, between l. street and Massa-
chusetts avenue for =, l64 to John w. Rumsey.
Aho, lot fronting - feet on Massachusetts
avenue hy 20 deep, between 18th and eth streets
Tor Sl,0J6, TO John w. Rumsey. This property
ad1oins that purchased a few DAYS since by Mr..
karsey and will be improved by first class
dwellings. s-fT7.a
The same firm have also sold for Charles A.
Tinker, ESD, lot fronting IS feet on l. street,
between 4th and 9Th streets, by 1i5 feet deep,
improved by two story brick house and four
small frame houses for % 500.
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Nan and Nature in the Arctic and Antarctic Re.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-11

. -
W. u. Mitcben's school, S0S Third st.
Look at Joe w. Sails advertisement
81 for SALE"
-Thereis a big pic mic at Big Creek to-
day. A..
season up 70 midnight.
Only five arrests up to midnight and
all for trivial odenses.
Cleaning and dyeing 70 perfection at
y. A. Holenberg's, 22 Second street.
H-The Thermometer stood at 9l9Fahr. at
L M; barometer ISL
ID. P. MADDEN, Esq, has returned
from 8 trip north and east. 1-
There is a marked thinning out In
the canine population since the LIST inst.
The best bargains in pianos win be
found at ZSS Main street. Call and soc.
Captain r. Walpole, editor of the
Central Star Of Goodman, Mississippi, Is
in the city.
The war news continues to keep the
town red hOt-although local news is
NGettIug ont " extras with long head
ines ana no news, is fashionable on JEFF
ferson street.
MAR street was very lively last even
ing. and gave abundant evidences that
ALHH $3.50
business is working up.
"A large stock of second hand 7~-octave
pianos for rent OF sale, at II. q. Hollen-
berg's, Clay Building.
The Recorder assessed fines 70 the
amount of sos yesterday morning. but
only ten dollars were paid.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
togrsphs. 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, I'll Main street.
What was the text Of that "resoiu-
tiop OF thanks voted the AVGLanehe %
the late Prussian me6tiDg7 Let's have ~
by all means.
H. g. Hollenberg has a fine assort-
ment of Chickering Pianos, the best and
cheapest frst-class piano in the world.
Sold on easy terms.
The New York Times does not like
Jefferson Davis speeches, but it admines
Genera Grants very much. Well WE'LL
every one TO his taste.
"A shower which came up at 1 O'Clock
yesterday cooled the atmosphere eonsid-
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AMUSEMENTS.

THE MINsrRELs.-The house was
crowded last night at the Greenlaw, and
the audience was enthusiastic, notwith-
standing the hot weather. Few troupess
ever visited our city which have created a
better impression, and nom have exhib-
tied more talent. The views of Prof.
Schaffer, the triple clog dance, the sing
ing, the music and the jokes were all ex-
c~ellent, as was eyinced by the hearty APP
plause brought forth from the crowded
attendance. Skif Il Gaylord's Ministries,
always u favorite troupe in Memphis,
nave added new laurels to their already
well-established fame. They intended
leaving to-day on their Southern tour,
but have concluded to give another per-
formance tonight, which will be well
come news to all who nave had the pleas
ure OF seeing them. Master George
Hunter is a wonderful genius, and the
splendid baritone of Mons. Gustave
Bidaux is not excelled in many of our
travelling opera troupes. The Panithiop-
ticonica, or Wonderful Pictures, are all
that is claimed for them, n are really
worth the price of admission. We advise
all to see them tonight.