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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

AUCTION SALES,
By Placide J. Spear.

SUCCESSION OF JULES COUECNE.
UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST OF THE DEC FASED
IN THE WELL KNOWN BOUDRoS RESTAU-
RANT in Milneberg, on Lake POntchartran.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a, 500.
RY PLACIDE }. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER,
- Office No. 10 Exchange alley.-WEDNESDAY.
December 90 1871 at two o clock, will he sold
the premises in the town of Milneburg, at lake
end of the Pentchartrain railroad, by virtue and
i'll pursuance to an order from the Hon. LOUIS
Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court
tor the parish of Orleans, dated December g. lG7l,
for account OF The above succe sson. to Wit:
THE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST of the de
ceased i'll Boud as Tesfa uraut situated as ahove,
and consisting il part of wines, erockery ware
glass ware, casks. kI!il table linen, bottle. look
ing glasses, pictures. furniture kitchen utensils,
etc.
Terms-Cash. ,;-lt p u 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

\h.uSn HiSl nltI COURT FrA IlrR ptq.Sp
~ ~ VI W ie'is N"le" Is hereby sl,eatntt dit
~ .r., ~ 't ''" 10 Il "inet p re l-, eIn
'7''" ~ 9i"' 'aHst- s,iril.u 'c4 ,a.. ;.-H. he
pvet"' h"tli'"'itn, II anl 't4,. NAV, ir r4. INV
n "t t'ht presented ny NJ. g. Trac'- g. '...,t ira
'oi Oh ti'.a estate sinul.t ua' - h...t 90. Az.
'tPil"Et,, oi' tne .uHi7 Il: .'t,o e., .... .uco
BY order Of III. Com
de- II 10 ., . 49,, .... ... -
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Ey Alfred BouliGny.

HANDSOME RySIDENCE On BURGUNDY STREET
BETWhEN tR>CiINEs AID HOSPITAL +.
STEtITS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
BY b. ID. & B. ]. Montgomery.

PEREMPTORY SALE
OF TEN SHARES OF THE NEW ORLEANS PR
PUBLICAN PRINTING COMPANY OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH, AT AUCTION
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PRoMISSOkY NOTE FOR SIX THOUSAND Dol
LARS
SUCCESSION or JULES COURtlIE
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-

by PLACiDE }. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER-
- Office No. 10 Exchange allev-fRlDAY, De-
cember ", 1871. at eleven o'clock A. NJ, viii be
sold at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange, st.
Charles street between Graver and Common
streets, by virtue aud in puluancr of order
from the Hon. Louls DuvIgnea,ni, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated December y lo.l the following not. b.. long
ing to said successou--
A CERTAIN PRONI>SORY NOTE for ,he sum of
six Thousand dollars, which note the OF ii We
hundred dollars was paid on account on the eight
eenth of July, 1871. hearing six per cent interest
from date till paid dated June 26, 1862 and payable
first November, 1871, drawn by +. Denechaud, and
ln6orsed by }. a. bel Trigo, and para hc' vari
etur, June 20 1860. by A. Ducatel, notary public
The note was renewed before its maturity. to
Wit. on the twenty sixth of October 1871, as per
order granted by the Honorable Louis Duvigneaud,
Judge of the Second District Court Er the parish
OF orleans, dated October 25 1871. and mad. pay
abb" on the fifteenth OF July 1872.
Terms-Cash. dele u IS 20
IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY on
GENTLY road, on 81. Ferdinand street and
Galvez street, il tn" Second and Third Dis
tricts, and il the town of Mand,- vile in the
parish of ST. Ta,nrany.
SUCCESSION Or SAMPSON BLOSSMAN
Second District Court for the parisl. of Orleans
No. 10 80.
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SUCCESSION OF NANCY DAVENPORT.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No 81 $50.
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BY 6. De Feriet.

FCRNIT! l.E. S:LvERWaRE AND JEWELEY
Succession OF Mr.. Cieln"A'ne MaitichanG, dow
at EdI.,l.'euy O,iyaII, No. 81 OF.
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AHrTflENARI, IRUGS. MEDICINES WARES
Hcrcnaidtse, FlXtUr@s. Counters. and Lc;.-t. Of
Drug store. lo5 Canal street, tween Bourbon
and DaunliI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No SO, 1872.
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on Lone CRFDIT, AT ACTION.
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NEW YEAR F1F>ENTS AT AUCTION.
DY q. DE FERIEr-c. W. crLnEErsn,

DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILvhF
WARE.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS, CARPETS
ETC, AT AUCTION


ETC. AT AUCTION.
by h. NJ. 4 r. J. NlONTCOMERY-H,
- ID. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer-Wlll be GOD
on every SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY
a. the Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street, st clever
O'Clock
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW and ssC
OSD-RAND FURNITURE sucn as Rosewood
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Armoire Blu.
reaus, Washstands, Paror Furniture Marble Tor
Centre Tables, Carpets, French Plate Mirrors
Mattresses, Cooking Stoves, etc.
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and WosA
Seat Chairs. Also, Uprght and Square Pianos Of
Fleyei, Favre and other manufactures.
ALSO,
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE Of
q! description at private sale.
Terms-CAsh noA
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF MARY ULEARY, WIFE OF JOHN
CONSORS.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 33 1872.
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FINE lot or GROUND on uRSrLlSES STREET.
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SUCCESSION OF BERNARD McKENyA.
DY WILLIAM DE LACY. ACCTIONRER-

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No 81. 131.
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Secoui District Cont for the parish of Orleans
No. IS 40.
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CCFS>lON OF MANY HARVEY,
Michael NcCabe.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans-
No. 81 944
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SUCCESSION OF GEORGE b. KAUZ.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. &c. AZ.
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Second District Court for the parish of Orlr ans
No. ) 0b5
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BETWEEN DERBlGST AND ROMAN STREETS.
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By Placide ]. Spear.
SCHOONER CHAMPION
SUCCESSION or WILLIAM BIER.

SeooAd District Count for the Parish of orlea2s-
No b O.5
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Government Seeurtt,ea.
Stock Ket,Ort:

fgy Bdnks,,', Brokers' and C6nmerc,s T,,s,apA j.,
Lewis johnson 4 Co quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets. as follows:
INV YORK, March ~. sos, lSSl, coupon. ll6l ),
$ Coupon, ll2; s,S., new, Ss, coupon, III. s. Os
o., coupon; M; 0's, &C. coupon. lliA4; 10 COS,
prefd, d.; 49,; Canton q; Cumberland, 80: West
Mail, 90; Boston Water Power, So: Adams E1.
press lclf Wells, Fargo 4 Cos Express. IS
American Express, IS; q. 8. Express, as; N. Yorl
Central and Hudson, SIS; do, Scrip, ss.; Erie, %
10 preferred, Harlem, l2s'6 do. preferred, :.
Reading, 1922 Michigan Central, -: Lake Shore
md and Michigan scnthern. ss,. Union Pacific Rail
Pittsbure, llS; Northwest, slj.; do, preferred
-; CLEVELAND, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indian,
agolis: -; New Jersey Central, lO674; Rock Island
i2: Milwaukee 1t. Paul. 56ss; do, preferred IS;
Wabash and Western, $50; Fort Wayne, S.
AitonS Tern Haute.-; Hannibal and St 10 eSS ;
Chicago and AltOs Iis.s; DO preferred. iiss; Ohio
and Mississippi certificates. A; Columbus. Chi
cage 4 Indiana Cent, 22,s; Tennessee state SKIES
S!d; "a do, new, 81: Virginia state skies, old
81; North Carolina sizes old, 4ssI Oftd; do, new
1.s; Missouri skies, sls.; Central Pacific Ronds
va Union Pacific First Bonds, 8Ha. Gold, lila
HE. Market ~
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1.-THE St. Lonis Times is guilty of 'Fsmin,

items" rss 49, - :
~Detroit has imam gurated moral suasiOn
temperance movement. ------
~ In the local elections in blaine, YESTERDAY,
Portland and Bath went republican, and Roc <.
land, Lewiston and Saoe went democratic.
ga Rochester man wants Winnie Ream to
make statue OF Ben. Wade, as ne appeared in
San Domingo mounted on . bull, making Q
journey intet The interior. ssr -
0SOme Chinese had q pitched battle on
san Francisco, yesterday, knives and ron
bars we're freely Vsed They Wefe finally .jis-
persed by means Of shower Of bricks haried
from the neighboripR roofs by mutual friends
q the contestants. Many were injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
Tho Bridge Question.

Editor Of S0y.-I have admired ! must con-
fess, the disinterested zeal with which you have
urged the appropriation for rebuilding the
Chain Bridge" But IL appears to me that
there is a stronger interest for a bridge IN
another locality. i have no sort OF objection 90
the rebuilding OF the "Chain Bridge" IL one
wanted, il seems to me, much more, near the
Aqueduct bridge can be built also, az the same
time. Now, a. L understand the matter, that
part Of Virginia that has hereto been accom-
modated with transit over the Potomac az the
Chain Bridge can be accommodated Just A.
well at or near the Aqueduct bridge, by coming
greater portion OF the Virginia people who
come in with market articles to Washington
would be best accommodated by grading down
The bill just south OF Rosslyp, and filling up the
dead branch or bayou east of the hill and crossing
the Potomac, so Ne to come into Washington on O
street, or on the one in front of the Observatory.
" Prepare We the way of the" farmer and the
marketmsn 20 come 10 the city, "and make his
path straight" That toll over the Aqueduct
Bridge Is simply unbearable. Think OF II,
every time the farmer comes 10 the city with =
load Of vegetables TO feed Westinghouse. and
returns, he paws half q dollar. IL Is an enor-
nous tax, and no other city in the United
States north of this would allow II q Twelve
month, not to cay anything about ating II
for years. Then why do Westinghouse re-
main Indifferent TO the fact that marketmen
cone into town through Georgetown, in q
eel out finally TO them what they NAV have left?
1t IL not business Ii ke to do IL. Let Us have a
free bridge in the right place. The cattle yard.
will take care of themselves; only bring the
cattle straight TO market. l.. s. A.
March 9Th. 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
BATCHELOR's HAIR nvE

Thi. splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
lerd ritalie poison to produce paralys SIS or
death Avoid the Wanted and deusive pre- par ations
boasting virtues they do not possess. The senuine
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had ta,yfy pears
nntsrnished reputation 10 uphold its Integrity ~
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY al DrusEists. Applied at 10 Bond street. New
lcrk, fe5 tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
The Pope on the Situation I'm Euro,
The New Jersey LegisIature.

TRENTON, n. j., March I'm the Senate
the second anti-Erie bill was lost bv a vote of
9to9. Joint resolutions authorizing the sale of
tie stevens battery, and asking from Congress
appropriations for life-saviDg station, were
passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
The Markets To-Day.

Teer1dphsd Exclusively TO Tts EeeHtas Sta.
BALTIMORE, March Cotton heavy aud nomi
nj; niddling upands 49,. Flour fairly activ.
And hrm. VI beat quiet and 6rm Pc ylyani,
81 0aSl .65, all others unchanged. Corn firm
white youfheIn, sass yellow southern, Sass. Oar,
N good demand at 60a6lc. Pork quiet Bacon steads
Lard firm. Whisky firm at slaSlhc.
BALTIMORE, March 7.-Virginia skies, old. 80 Li'
pa asked; do 1866, 6S bid 6s asked de. 1857 60 b,d
OBS asked do. coupon, old, Is bid, 66 asked; 90
NEW YORK, March 7.-Stocks active and ssro, r
Virginia SKIES S. do new, CA North Carolina q
Exchange, long. 90: short. io,s ~
NEW YORK, March 7.-!lour dull. Wheat quiet
aDd heavy. Corn quiet ard unchanged.
THE FOREIGN Markets
LONDON, March Z, II so a.. m Consofs, sls. g.
6o,h. american securities quiet and steady Bon .
Sfocs steady; Erie 70; Illinois, l0ea; Great Wee
FRANKFORT. March 7-Bopds, 97I
LIVERPOOL, March 7, ii 20 a m-Cotten-hold.r.
are pressing saiea of uPlands, ~; Orleans, -
sales estimated at 5000 bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07

NRw ORLEANS, March Capt. f. w Per-
klhs, welEk known ste lmship agent, was found
lead In his office, No. Pc CaIOndAlet street. this
morning, shot through the head, and with other
evidences OF violence. The coroner is holding
an inquest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07

~ The small pox Is raging in New York. One
hundred and thirty-fve cases were reported to
the health officer on Saturday.
~The English Ministry was again attacked
in the House OF Lords last night on the weak
ness OF the nation in comparison with other
Powers.
~George Augustus Sala has prosecuted
LOncon Journalist for calling him . loose
Bohe milan. That is better than to be called Q
tight Bohe milan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
HISS NJ. D. WILSON'S CERTIFICATE.

TIE THE PUBLIC.
for eighteen months previous TO December last L
hed been on the very verge of the grave, and hal
-unered more than thousands have to die, from a
con phcailon OF diseases, viz: Prostration o. toe
entlIe Nervous System, Dropsy, Heart Dis ease
Bronchial Catarrh, pyspo psis, Chronic Infsma-
ton OF the stomach, Enlargement of the Liver
Jaundlce, Spinal Com Fsiling EyesiGht, Loss
OF Hail. and subsequently, and for six months time
los OF the Locomotive Powers-all of v hich were
81 sdlly arrested in their progress and have beea
gradually and efectuay removed, by first destroy
ing The root whereby disease no longer exist in
ne body through the agency Of Mrs. Browns WON
DkLECL Metaphysical Discovery
As Tor me, II will give thanks unto the Lord with
my mouth ana praise Him before the multitude, ~
for my FEET were almost gone, my steps had well
nigh slippd.'
Miss ~ ilson's certificate will be found at length
n rny Meta rhy steal pamphlet, strongly indnrsai
Please sel.d Tor ii to the hotel. mh2ot
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ YOU WANT TO RESTORE TIE COLOR OF
Itt = n hIR. move par6ruf or ssar Ste fall
ms, Use NATHAN CRYSTAL DIsCOVERY, the
Ereafesf discovery tfor the Hail. Of the age. No
SEDIMENT, DO stains. pOisODs, never fails IL IL
" eIraIted- Has been tried 10y thousands of ladies
sEd gentlemen. and gwen universal satisfaction
IN the hair hisk trs IL acts equally well Brash
dTS AID Try Hs'r IL makes FOit and slken Its
lot Stlckey dirty. and applied a. easily a.
Na'er. To sirI y dress the hair. Crystal &C ov-
CIV Is uUsNeeilt 4. Afte- 10 has been ussi several
nfs the hsis assumes cheer ful aud elegant an
nrtTsuce II fs so entirely harmless tina, NJ sTOris
fh2se that are disgnsted with the vario1s
POISONOUS com POUNDS known Eenewers, stor-
cTs, Reg lere ors, and by Hundred other namasto
m cad, another opporsuni'y =, I'D this time D &c
C"iEI Ish the5- OtJsct witn1u ipIu-y Put mn a
hocl hg hs.i as nue as Avn any other and
consequently the ChsspAss in use
". nh1 iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07

THERE - AN IMMENSE RUSH for Nilsson tick
els at MetzerOtt's to-day, and the parties seek
ing them have to form in hne in a way that
re ntnds one OF the Jenny Lind furOre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07

TIVE REPUBLICAN, MKNBRRs OF the Senate
beld caucus this morning, and appointed
Sen ators Sherman, Morrill, of Vermont, Howe
Eyc, and Pool committee 10 revise the Sar.
sLs committees and report a list o. comm t tees
to future caucus. The session was quite A
brlef one, and the adjournment question was
spoken o. informally, but no action taken. IN
seems to be tne opinion of lie ldirg Sen Itors
that the s>ssion will be prolonged fer week or
two at least.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
Nine IndictlE eDts, and More n
Coming.

WHEELING, March The grand jury i'm the
case of I. e. Quarter, the defau'tipg treasurer
of the Wheeling Savings Institution, up to noon
o-day. have found nine true bills against him.
and more are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
LECTURES.

1. q 7 L R e.
s.t.ect SOCIETY AND YaECHT HCH: Or.
telslons Between the IeIupoY Al and Spiritual
Orders.
Rev 7 WHITE DID,
VIII lecture on the above sub ect under the auspices
Cfthe
1OlNG A1aOL1CS' FRIEND SOCIETY
Al W ali Onera House.
SUNDAY EVENING, March ~, Ut = o'cls 4.
Adnlss cards 20 cents; admitting gentleman
and hSdy rs cents: admitting gentleman and two
tsdles, Il Proceeds for the clothing AID education
Of poor bOys. mh7-st
s'I'HE MAKING AND UNMAKING OF IRE.
LAND
LECTURE BY Rev. Z BOYLE. at Masonic
Ten pie. ST PATRICks NIGHT, March 9th.
Admlsslon % cents MAI IL l3li.l5 6l7
rORNS sc.
" DE WHITE, Sb-kson C4ir1pofisf,
80 $50 18th street, opposite T. Treasury (estab-
ffshed IN Nashington, d. O.. 1911 He successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chillblains Club and In
growing Nails and Other diseases of the feet with
onf pain or IncCnyenience TO the patient The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the opera
ton. Refers 10 the many eminent Physician Sur
seCns, and thousands of other responsible persons
who patronize his establishment. Hours. from A.
70 to O. m Owing TO press OF business st ONCE,
Or hite u unable 70 visit patients their
Gnees, except letween s and ) .. m Jan silly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
EAT"A's AAw METHOD
FOB THE CORNET.

4 MOST USEFUL AND A7rRAcT1VE IN
STRoCTION BO0k.
CSnsans, A PART 1, plain, fun. and complete a.
Contains, in ART III, fine selection Of popular
m a;e wnish may be played 9Th the original
ana Sofi:,ns IN III Trio. for Baritone
PRICE,. IN Boar Ds, . SO. Specimens s.enf no.,
paid, on ieceips Of retail price.
OLIVER DITA0H q Co. Bss.oa.
g. -. DITDOM . CO.. Neg Y,yk.
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THESE yAgTs DEMAND IMMEDIATE con

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES should be guarded &C ainst
snc d conse9uences a. render life burden. Combat
ane maars, purify the blood, PIT the nerves in
nsHe, oanish every sign OF dyspepsia or rheuma.
III, resse the vigor Of both body and mind. and
Iosie,e tne cnloren Of summer omplaints. All this
osn gny Dc done With safety, certainty end prompt
n0s ~ Onariee Gautters Native Wine Bitters; -
Mys popoiar opinion, endorsed By many OF the most
emnenf Pny siciAns, no assure us of the com pets
sietory o. these over al other Bifters IL hae abeo-
luteiy driven them out OF the market where II has
oeen introdueed 9autiera Native Wine BitterS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

INTERNAL REvgSUE.-The receipts fro n this
source to-day were $685., 5J3 OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07

nErps, LnAsns, C0NfRACfv, ana LKGaI,
- Ysfbks Of Al kinds csrsfciiy drsUa, ant ~
DIhkING, Attorney q. Law, sou sfT.ef' tear
III NALL fee 3N-
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HRS. VI. q. BROWN,

- MY Ne u DIV WSs
Of 81 Bend street, New York, is now at the
ST JAMES HOTEL. Room No S,
Fer the furthe: Introduction Of her Metaphy sica,
Discovery, which
KILLS THE BOOT OF ALL DISEASES.
DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD. BLIND.
NEsS, BALDNEse, CATARRH,
With every disease flesh is heir to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07

CINCINNATI, March THE insurance ON the
Portsmouth lire amounts to S291 OO0 in New
York and Hartford companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07

Beth HoUsEs OF CoNsREss have adjourned
mil Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
THE TERRITORIAL ELECTION.
OPENING OF TIE CAMPAIGN,

Gathering Of the Clans A Political
Love Reass shaking Hands All
Round BuPytng Of the n atchet
bv Dtsh1eerested Patriots
SHOW Pleasant 10 IL for
Bretheren tO Dwell to-
gether I'm lnity.o
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Il Oh BXC II A n GIL

One or two new French roof HoUeEs on eth
street will be exchanged Ter lots. - feet front
Of Il sde. II N HALL,
DELFT Mav BuildfDa
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National THEATER.

National THEATER.
Las, night hut tor Of the brilliant engagement 81
''e LYDIS THOMPSON TROUPE,
The most Perfect and Powefinl Blrlez4ue Orgahiza-
III TH II fEvESINs second repetition o, the graf
aPPLE OF DIsGOKD, sap; ,rted by MIS- Liza
TeC . 1on sng etety msInesr sp.' llii troupe
MAILS OPERA HOUSE.
Tso NIGHTS HoBE-MOssAY ASD TUES
DAE.
Attic request and solicitation Of tr.tas 49, Gil
DKuMmER BJI. Or, THE BATTLE FIELDOF
,rrencet fror, Ibride3ts Of the Late War.
ReI5esenting Hoe: Eecguitins Csmr. Thrilling
Bs'tie. SouteeTn Prison Scenes; &c SC, Win l.
Liueoln Post N &c A Z tor tbs Sensit d tie
Iesdsy' ; ? m, Tor IL Public se6o5I. nhs q
k.rALI-s OPERA SE.-FAsHIONABLF
w COMEDY NIGHTS. Important engagement
WYSDAs CoMEDT CoNFASYc .un hiS Tsii' prS
Eoan,eed ne most complete and p2Eertu' C'mely
cou, per steamer " youinC.
WEDNEsDAY, ENEsING, March :. FIRST time
TIE LAsCERS IEor cas-, aud ~ nosis see sn
bills The play o. the Lancers contains features Of
g. presented win HsT4soTe Tnifr11s .,.s
Scenery, New Music, and Fine Effect,
Saturday, March II, Grand Gala Matinee
SFE -IAL EOIICE-The performance Of this G m
pany viii be smong the most unique and interesting
ever given IN this City, and the public spec-
fuiig InfoTr ed that their engagement cannot last
Box sheet nss oron at Eiiss masic Store fof the
sale Of reserved seats without extra charge mh6 II
SAM COLLYEBs MINSTREL AND VARIETY
- EN I TIA NMEN vt
AtCOONBS' HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, March 18th, ISL.
Tickets sold for Saturday Evening will be pod Tor
the Eth.
Doors open O'Clock commence precisely.
Admission so Gents. mi
d BLOWS G. ALL cry
OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
just received, some fine PICTURES 1885 Penn
tylvanis avenue, between 18th and 18Th SITS mis- If
MILE CHRISTINA NILSSON.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY:
FRIDAY, March 10; SATURDAY, March II.
The management respectfully announce the hrst
appearance IN asbinstOu OF M LIE CHRISTINA
nj L y 3 ON
IN TWO Gland NILSSON CONCERTS:
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. evenings, March 10 anu IL,
N lie Oh RiSTINA NILSSON will be assisted by
Miss Annie Louise Cary. the Contrslto; Sgnor
Brlgpoh, the distlng uished Tenor: SignOr N. Yer
Ger, Primo Baritone, this first appearance here;
Br. Henry NIeIXtemps. ths world renowH ed tiO-
IIpist. MusicaDJt nduct0r. S!GNOR BOSOM.
The sale OF reserved seats will commence on Tues
day. March y 81 9 a. VI a. W g. MetLerott q % a
eteIny az Pianos used at all the Nilsson Con-
certs. fez7-t
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DOOMS T. n. G. A,
CGINEB NINTH AND ID STREETS.
OPEN FROM A. VI. To IOP. IL
ALL ARE WELCOMED
FREE BEADING ROOMS.
with Papers sGa Magazines from all parts Of the
country.
LIBRARY OF 1880 VOLUMES
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS at I2.Is and D IN
GYMNASIUM, BOWLING ALLEY
AND BATHS.
LADIES READING BOON
fOuTHs, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION meets
Gb . N FRIDAYS. lalS-tr
L G. REICHENBACH'sP Plano store
T. No. 423 liza Street, ab0r. Peana. II Nv
fxsrABLIsHED OVEN 30 YEARS.
o. ma. hnabe Co, Baltimore, and Wm.A
EeCammon, Albany; slso, second hand yST%63
Pianos. Organs and Eeiodeons &c ,.e OrvvHvS
rent on the most acconlr1C -frS terms Piauo and
organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4ly'
No. 1851 ON EXHIBITISN (No. So
7TH AND SALE 9TH
STRszT.o AT fSTRxBr
MARKRITER
10 ke6 Seventh street, between ID and streets
eight dOers above Odd Fellows Hall
Choice OIL Paintings, Eagraviugs, ChrOmos, re.
Also, Largest Stock Paper Hsngings, Window
S5ades, Picture EEaneS, PictEra Cords aud TAsses,
BIpest Nails. &C in the District.
- TERMS, CASH.
Tease remember Name And Mum, g ass ~
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1NPokTED CANARY BEDS, nre>6 -
i singers Also, Bird Food for sale, Oaees
&c. d. BEHRICH,