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GEORGETOWN.

REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE FOURTH DIS
fnicT.-A very large and enthusiastic meeting
o. repuhiican voters held 10 the fourth le is.
itilse disrict-t'eorRetown, east of High stree,
] stnight-tt which harmony aud good feeling
prevailed, and preparations were made 10 enter
acnvely on the campaign. Tue following com
mittees were chosen, composed, IL viii be seen
OF active and energetic working republicans:
Executive Commlttee-Colllns Cursor, A p
Mniiett, o. p. Usher, i. A. Magruder jas
Ferguson, u. NJ. CASTELAR,.
finance Commtttee-Henry Dade, Roher,
hston, Richard Brown. Geo. W. CASTELAR, Geo
wal enish', Jacob Wskenight, James %. Rowe
Campaign Committee Richard Keys. Arthur
Brown, Jas. Smith, James Ferguson. Tbos
Mason, John Norman. Andrew Butler Rash
GROSS, Plato Lee, - Singleton, James Mar.
I'm, ,. NJ. Chase, - Grandersop, BeyerIy
Pryor.
Chalepgers-Samuel Hicks, Richard Keves
{. +. Moseby, Arthur Brown, W. T. Brown
James Smith.
CANAL NEws.-Vessels are commencing "a
arrive freely at the coal wharyes, as also largf
number Of canal boats from Cumberland 81
IS expected that some 800 TO 900 boats viii he
here by Monday or Tuesday. as the canal 1,
now in tine condition throughout its entire
length.
The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES of the demo-
cratic and conservative party held a meetin.
last night, and elected II. L. Cropley chairman
and appointed Edw. Cammack and WIN III
Trunnell challengers for resistr alton on Satur.
day next, at Market House Hall.
The ONLY SALES OF WHEAT TO -day were 2 81.
bushels good red, from Alexandra, at sl.55 De
bushel,
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ST. PAIRICk'S DAY
Inc Celebration I'm this City-An lm.
posing Procession.

The final arrangements for the proper cele-
bTaton Of ST. Patriek's day, on the part OF the
Catholic and Irish societies of this city and
Georgetown were completed on Saturday night
last, and the process on TO-DAY was one of me
largest ever seen in this city on such Al occa-
fIon. II started from Carroll Hall az a N.
passing down 10th street 70 r, along 20 5th ,
down II 70 LOUISIANA avenue from thence D
/. street, down = street. TO Pennsyiyauia ave-
nue.. along Pennsy vania avenue to 18th street
~ Eth street 70 Pennsylvania avenue, passing
TIE PTesideLts House, and thence 70 GEORGE
town Trinity Church. First came a ba.ralfon
OF mounted police I'D Councilman Burgess AZ
marshal, preceding DODch's bad. The "Sun-
IL!S- banner then cane n the advance OF the
Ihlsed Benevolent Society, then the Wash
lI2-t1 Civ BrlS5 Band. followed by the Hiber-
llai beleyO!e. 5Jcae y; Ma i've Band and st.
4 90 : Cat-S.'- Total Atstinence; 81. Allow
siCs o. a Alb hence SOC.etv: 81 Dominfc's
ItI1t --auCe SOclett; =. Peters Temperance
SCcie.y, followed By 81. JOseph'5 and St
Sttpaens Temperance organization. The pro-
ce->ipn was mile lOrg, and with the banners
and TeZalia made a tine display. IL prOceets1
hy e route above mentioned 10 Trinity Church.
't OF se'oWn, where At the request OF the Hiber-
y a. Society there, the church was reserved for
Sre exclusive Use OF the societies comUOsin1 tha
procession and the doors keps closed until fheir
arrival Grand high mass was celebrated and
Rev. Father Mc(iUiTe.
At st. PstTiek's, the pstronaI church, the
service partOok OF those imposing solemnit Cs
UIeTewlth the C.thOlic Church delights 70
nonCT her saints and martyrs. The pa1egvric
vas Pronounced by Rev. Father Eeane, assist
ant pastor OF that church. and one OF the most
popular OF our resident Catholic clergy. This
evening Father Boyle will deliver at Masonic
Hal lecture, and has chosen for his subject
tLe Making and Unmaking of Ireland - which
- ocks forward 20 with unusual interest from
he we'll known views on the question of Irish
rational liberty. The Emmett Guard and other
ORGANIZATIONS T.ll give their annual balls bat
tle GROWING event will be the dinner OF the
Celtic Club az Harvey's tonight.
,ogether the celebration of the birth OF
neiaDds patron saint was a success, the pro-
IroIs weather being favorable to the large
iaTGce Of our Celtic brethren.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT, ID. C.-John keCar,Ay's An.
pL,eot,on for NeU Iriat.-To-dsy, in the Su-
Preme Court OF the District, in the case OF John
Mccarthy, convicted Of tue larceny of $50.
counsel Tor defendant Messrs. Moore l. Bright
moved the court to set aside the verdict of the
jury and grant him q new trial, upon the
grounds-frst, that the verdict of the Jury is
general upon all the charges, when in fact the
United states, by their attorney, announced
that he abandoned all the charges except
that of the larceny of so, and the court ex-
pressly charged the jury that the only Issue was
As 10 the $50, but the jury found him guilty on
all the Charger; second, the verdict Of the jury
was contrary 10 the law as given to them BY the
court in its charges; third, the verdict of the
jury was contrary to the law; fourth, that the
verdict oil the jury was contrary to the evidence;
NTH that the court erred in allowing the books
of the Metropolitan Hotel to 20 TO the Jury as
evidence to disCredit the witness Bagley or for
any other purpose; sixth, the District Attorney
IN his closing argument made divers statements
or facts TO the jury which have not been proven
in the cause, but which was greatly Calculated
10 Prejudice the jury against the defendant;
seventh, the District Attorney in his closing
argument commented on evidence which had
been excluded from the jury by the court The
PAPER was filed, and will be argued by the
counsel Tomorrow.
CIRCUIT COURT, Chef Justice Cdrttsr.-Mica
Roofing Co., VS.. Tucker. This case is progress
sing in the court to-day, and is suit to recov n
the amount OF "~"'nisary note given by
defendant Q" seq 90, at vi IN account
GRIMM CoUgT, yUdge Hsnptreys.-In this
court, to-das the Allison NaylOr alley case
progressing-.Judge Moore addressing the jury
on the part OF the prosecution.
POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, Judge Smell w N
Spencer, dsOrderly; fined $40 or 90 DAYS WORK
house. Winfield Butler. Philip White, Charles
johnson, Phil. COrbin, Battles Keys and Frank
Minor, disOrderly; fined % each. John Simp-
son and Thomas Norfolk, profane and indecs MT
language; lined - each. Armstead Scott, Las.
Scott, and John Meeny, charged with shooting
into fence, in violation OF Levy Court orii-
Il "A SA1 9TH
80 each. Armstead Scott, charged with carry
ing concealed weapon; 6ned so. j. q. Kibts,
charged with carrying concealed weapon
fined $50. Timothy Fiereny, charged with
using indecent language on the street; fined $.
John l.. Littleford, charged with using sery
prOfane language on the premises Of Mr. GRANNY
sey. and to the wife Of the latter during bis Alb
seDce, and threatening to whip Mrs Crampey
and her little boy. LittiefOrd acknow ged
the corn that he was on O. 8 premises; bur asked
to make an explanation, which the Judge de.
clinsd TO hear, stating that the testimony was
quite sufficient; and he charged him -. Jere-
miah Costello, charged with selling whiskey
without license, was fined $50, from which an
appeal " as taken. Adjourned
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ALEXANDRIA.

To BE HUNG.-Newton Smith. colored, CON
victed on Monday of murder in the first degree,
was brought into court to-day, and by his
counsel meved for a new trial, which motion
being refused, he filed a bin of exceptions. The
judge then sentenced him to IL " the
neck on Friday, the 2lst day oc April next,
between the hours of 10 a. m. and %. m. in the
jail yard, by the sergeant or the city. Then,
on motion by Lis counsel, aud in order to afford
him time to apply for writ OF error, IT was
ordered that the execution of the sentence be
postponed until tie 10th dav beyond the first
day of the next term of the Court of Appeals
namely, the 18th day Of November, ISL. He
wa then remanded to jail.
CRNsUs.-The population of the dia.rent
townships in the counties Of Alexandria Fair
fax and Loudoun, Is shown by the census OF
ls'i is AZ follows Alexandra ton ..ship, 3I4;
city, 1850; total, 1915. Fairfax COUNTY
Centreville Township, 1921; DrainsvilIe 9. 055:
Falls Church, 2,46l; Lee, 1.346; Mount Vernon,
2sS; Providence, 3,lS6; total, L, 952. London
c0unty-Broad Run, 2,5S2; jefferson : as.
Lee sburg, JOS; Lovettsville. 2.O2o; Mercer,
$500; Mt. Gilead, 1887; total, 20 ,929.
WASHINGTON AND RICH. sd RAILROAD
Both branches OF the City Council have passed
Washington and Richmond railroad. through
this city, over such streets as shall hereafter he
designated by the City Council, subject to such
reported by bill to the City Council. and proo
vfded, further, that their depot shall not be
located west of Fayette street." The resolution
passed without opposition.
LANDS FOR RAILROAD UsE.-In the CORPORA
ton court, Alexandria, London & Hampshire
Railroad Company vs.. William Gregory eft al;
compensation Of land damages. Decree confirm,
ing report Of commissioners investing titIe IN
The land IN controversy in the Washington and
Oh,o Railroad npon the payment OF su ms speci-
fed in the report.
STRIPES The case Of the commonwealth VS.,
Hugh Latham, for having stripes inf icted on a
co'ored boy, brought before him for an offence.
resulted In the acquittal of the Mayor
CAVALRY COMPAEY.-SOme of the younp
men OF the tyAnd neighbOrhOod cOnte mplate
forming cavalry company.-Gasette last eve-
ming.
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LOCAL NEWS,
AMUSEMENTN. -

Naiionai TaeG;sr.-Madam Seehseh az "Mary
StGaIt-' 10y
odd FslioVs' Ea7--Ball If the Emmett Guard
Benevolent Association.
kG'csie IemIle.-Lecturo by Rev r. T. Bowie:
Inc Making and Unmak-i = of Ireland"
HaFs Opera Bosss-"Los. az Sea-
Prof. Pratt, the Horse Educator, I3x And -
uIeets.
hsrkriter's Art Gallery, ass 9Th street.
BsIlow's Gallery C OiI Paintings, 1896 Penn
Flranla aVenle-NeE pictures lust received.
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HONESTY is the best policy i'm medicine as
well as in other things. Ayers Sarsaparilla is
genuine preparation of that unequalled spring
medicine and blood purifier, decidedly superior
TO the poor limitations heretofore in the mar ket.
Trial proves il. :;
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GENERAL NOTICE. take the liberty 10 in.
form the ladies Of the city and vicinity that the
celebrated +. T.. Buttrick & Co.'s pattern de-
partment will be re- established in about ten
days At the Singers Sewing Machine agency,
under the Lincoln Hall, 9Th and ID streets.
3,l3,i LEWIS BAAR.
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AN ENTIRE NRw STOCK OF Spring Clothing for
men, youths. and boys just opened, and on OK
hibition at Eiseman & Bros New Clothing
House, 500 eth street, May Building. .;
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Buy THs CMrBRArHp "FRANcv COLLARS.
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sxle
only at the Original Francs, 43l It'll street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. 3,2I:
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FOR CORNs, BuniOns, Club and ingrowine
Nails. and other diseases of the feet visit DR.
Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street, OBJ
posite United States Treasury. 22il2:
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur
.nishines Ut the Original Francs, S3i eth street
The cheapest Store In the city. No brancl
stores. 32I:
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NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Origina
Francs, i3l eth street. The cheapest Store il
the city. NO branch stores. 3,2,l:
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miller's, i1J 9TH street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 323:
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SPRING OvERCOATs at A. Straus' Popular
Clothing House, l0ll Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 10th and 18th streets.
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JoHN Z. OwlHs, the celebrated comedian,
win sPpear ~ wallis Opera House nett weei
supported BY IN excellent company.
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IHE REGIsrRATION.

The Board OF Registration sat AT 4 niontoun
festsI1sy, ana closed their first day labors at
eots, registering total Of 30 persons in the
first legislative district, fully twO-thir,ls of
these registered being cOlOred voters. There
W. out Itie challenging, only twice durin 2
tpe GAY IL oeing necessary to raise a question
once IN relation 10 naturalization papers and
enee when several members of the First Ward
elao to1 TINS city, presented themselves for
ieGsuaton. During the day MartinV an Buren,
Andrew Jackson, and George washinvton pre,
scented themselves. The fret voters registered
were D ". Golden and =. Nj. Alexander, repre-
senuDg the extreme limits of the district In
this district there is considerable hal feeliny
ensuing between the Barry farm folks and the
Ieslcen's OF StantOnville. ibis bad feeling
tVs cut OF me canvass as to the nominee for
oelesA'e' III was found that when the rival
parties mes az the registration mr.. Martin'sI
tL~t row would ensUe, and Lieut.. Austin wi-h
SsIseahS harrison and officers OF that precinct,
rename q on duty ali day; but. with the excsp,
ton Vi the antics OF few drum en- men I MON
tcND was orderly as usual.
Second District.
Inc registration In this district cOmmenp.d
~ Az. bI sLtwooJ, at the Intersection OF 9Th and
~ slItSts lOaCt, this morning, and IN 70 one
O'Clock 81 names had been registered. OF which
ttfre were 81 eo!Ored and 2l7 whites, Good
cI-tT prevailed.
On Srtning ietre were two double lines Of
voters, which Il took abOBt two hours 10 regis
ter, and during this time number OF whites
became impatient, rot being used 10 standing
M me and eft BY O'Clock number had
bnlk OF tbe voters in the district had registered
NEE was no necessity to lnger long. Among
the lnclds nts OF the day the appear
anCe OF some COloreG men from the First VAR,
seeking rSglstFatien. one man came up and
on beng asked his location, replied, "a repuo-
ncan-trUe one The registers were unable
Tor some minHses 70 make him understand that
" was necessary that he should give his resi-
deDee, which finally he did, with the and OF
friends. "
The question az to whether those who had
borne arm agalgt the United States were en-
titled TO register came up, and the board ruled
that any who came with n the provisions of the
iAs, Copgfessional act on the subject were enti-
tied 20 be registered.
The board Yesterday resolved to clean up their
work each day, and accordingly, last night
we're engaged until one O'Clock IN copying the
hsmes into books for the printer. The First
district bsts are therefore IN the hands of the
PRINTER to-day. and the printed lists will be
posted 70 morrow. The board contemplate pur-
suing this course until the close OF the regstra-
fiOu.
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flsE plated hoop earrings With pendants, fne
suuseAn French silts, oriental sets received AZ
Insgs jevelry store, No. s5 Pennsylvania
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FROM u. A. BIZ ,.nap, 92s g street, W have
the Catholic Ner'd ier February ~ excellent
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mADAnB SEsBAcH's grand impersonation Of
Aonenne Lecouvrear" WAS thoroughly en-
SyN ~ large audience last night, intending
President Grant. Tonight she viii appear a.
Mary Stuart in Schillef's great PLAY.
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GBNr's HALF HosS, OF all the different
grades, in Cotton, Lisle, and Merino, at prices
70 suit the most economical, at the Original
francs, 431 Ith street. No branch storas 8 2 i:
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"Lcsr AT SEA, was produced In c.n,,,, .,v,s
AZ Walls Opera House last evening and ar
tracted very large audience. The play will
be repeated this evening.
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~ New way TO pay old debts--Settie them.
~An Indiana editor calls another "s walk
ing nihility."
ga Chicago paper says the color of the
river In that city Is "delicate orange"-classi-
cal expression for muddy.
~Mme. DudevAnt Is said to contemplate the
Issue Of Q daily newspaper in Paris with = staff
of woman-righters.
o0The Catholics Of Massachusetts, are TO
hold state Temperance Convention in Boston
on the 30tb Of May.
D0It has just been decided BY a Maine
debating society that no woman SHOULD talk
about 'rtghts' until rhe can show . clean,
healthy baby.
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CITY ITEMS.

ALL THR LEADING STYLES of boys youths
and mebs Clothing at OAK Hall. 3,T,s
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SHERRY WIHE IN BOND.

Reduction In Prices.
M ETz0ER - BYLRs.
FL, sEvKHrB STREET.
aBxr TO OBJ FELLows' Hall
werespectfully call the attention Of the vubie tc
our stock Of
FINE GRoOERIHs,
TEAS. WINES, &C.,
all Of the FINEST QUALITY and nearly all pur
chased since the DECLINE OF rARIrr, which
benefit We most cheerfuIly give the consumer.
call IRON the public lie solicited o. We are conn
dent we can please both In regard 70 PRICES sno
QUALITY OF GOODS. isn9-ly
nUTH OFF GRoCKRIEs-we are selling TEN
mP E6 G EkN d6I LSWH uv THAN Al OTHERs
Best cs Family FI01r, 81 quarter barrel
Best Java. &c, per ID Roasted, only SC per H.
Prime Bio lsc. per 10 Roasted, only &c. per 10.
bite hio, &c. per 10 Roasted, only &c. per Id.
SHRUPS.
Cut Loaf Drips worth 81 sOD, for 81 per gallon.
Diamond Syrup sugar housed, only nc. per gallon
Canton SyTup, only 49c. per gallon.
OassaIG,ss Best Hams, only 0c. per 10. Prime
fast BaeSn tsuRar cured), Ice; per 10. Porto Rico
Brown sugar, only lie. per ID. pemerara Sugar
Brown. l2c. per 10. WinsloW Green Corn soc per
cam, 3525 lbs. Best Glades Butter, SC per ID. Bes
Lard l6c.
TEAS
Is japan Tea for 81 per ID: u % Imperial Tee
for 81 Per ID. 81 Gunpowaer Tea for 8 50 per 10.
81 Is Imperial Tea for SOc per ID. Best Black Tea
for S0c. Per ID.
Cofee sugar, only ls<c Per H. Fire test Goal Oil.
Sc. per gal; Cape Cod Cranberries, lsc. per at.
Meal. Dried Cherries, &C &C.
DRAY 4 BBO.,
Eel 3s1 Pa. avenue, bet. Sd and a.. II
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W SPRING GOODS.
BENJAMiN MILLER,

lOl BRIDGE STREET., EORG ETOWN.
Has lust received large assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
81 the newest styles, embracing LADIES DRESS
Boys WI -eA sno
Also, a complete assortment Of Cotton and Linen
teoos, Mourning Goods; Alpacas, Q special ~
Money can be saved by giving us q call AZ We are
determined to cell barRaina nh7 ~
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THD NEW NATIONAL Io.x-WI>r> Ia y,B
sTteS.-Attennon u called TO the card OF
Heors. FAINT, washington s Co., in another
coIRnn' IN reference 70 the new national loan.
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SALE OF RIAL EsTArB-KIlbourn Il Latta
Aave sold for j. l.. Hodges lot T., square 2II ;.
fronting . feet inches on 18th street, bet xeen
istreet and Massachusetts, avenue. with tenth
ef II feet, 10 Dr. b. Purvis, for s. ,S0S.I5.
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WOOD AND GOAL.

HoALIDGE BROS.
SUCCESSORS 10
GEORGE II. LAHGLET Il SOW,
DEALERS IN
WOOD AND COAL,
would respectfully call the attention Of the ,,bI,,
10 the TACT that they st holo forth the old sand
914 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
south side, and have also opened Branch Yard
CORNER FIFTH AND STREETS,
where We keep every thing in the FLoU r and FEK0
line. as well rs WOOD and GOAL and are prensred
70 compete with any honest dealer in W sshington
Give ne q call before going elsexh uhI
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IBn LnrfURB At Masonic Temple this ave-
ming BY REV. II. Z. Boyle upon 1.-THE no ,kins
and un0oking OF Ireland viii be An intsrsst
ing one. The ability or the lecturer ts nj,
known and bis subject Is one OF great interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

THBCNTRAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES met
~ the once OF Judge Fisher last night, and de-
sermined 70 defer the election OF delegates to
delegate 20 the House OF Representatiyes until
the ð Instant, and TO hold the convention on
The succeeding day. ~
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FALSE ALARM AuD CoLLIsION.-Last night at
l2Js O'Clock an alarm Of IRE was rung In from
the new box 1861 1t the corner OF 9Th and
streets, which proved TO be false. A the hose
carriage Of No. was proceeding to the alarm
crippling one Of the railroad horses, tearing the
dashboard away, and injurine Oficer Corners,
who WAS on his way to the hre. 1t u supposed
that some party was trying the box, TO see II IL
would work.
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A.. SINUS, clothier, No. lol1 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, hesv cen Ioeh and IIth strssfs S.s ;nst
received Ais hrst instaDnept Of spTipF elothine
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GREAT VARIETY IN WHITe SHIRTS one, two
or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-Open
IN 'front.' or in back-all si1es-at the Original
Francs Cents Furnishing Store, 431 eth street.
at Popular Prices. No branch stores. 3,2.I:
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NoIlCE. -GEoRGETowS. 18th March, 1871 -
w alter q Waters is not ald has not been au-
tn0rlZed, AS previously advertised, to COHTRACT
ONE DOLLAR Oh MY ACCOUNT, and Is not no,
mas ie been in any way connected with my business
MIA 6t GEO WATGRS
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CHRIS AND LApIRs' Kid Gloves st 81 q pair
al sizes. A new assortment Just received At q
Baum's Corset Factory. 408 eth It.
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ny THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown

- On THURSDAY, March 23d. at o clock o.
IN we will offer Al PUBLIC sale, Gu the premises,
That very valuable lot Of ground belonging 10
Mr. James X. Rely, situated near TennaIiytovn
" ", sdIoinipg Reno city, and containing two acres
OF ground. This property commands q beautiful
view OF the city and surrounding country and would
be very valuable as market garden as the soil il
best roads in the District.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
mhl5d THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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From and after March Id, ISL, account will he
allowed to BUN OVER s0pAYs. No deviation
from above rule On account OF persons.
mI-Im r. m. LAzENBY
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g 4 l. L 1 NG OF T.

- = - - ~
In consequence OF the death Of the ser or partner
and the early closing out Of our business we of IT
the entire stock in esta consisting in
part OF PIANOS. OBGANe, SMALL INSTkC-
MENTS. Al uelC BOOKS, STATIONERY, Toys
and FANCY ARTICLES At and below cost
SBEET MUSIC at the rate Of FIVE cents Der sheet
Parties wishing to invest In a lucrative krsines s.
u an old established stand can buy the Stock aEd
Fixtures cheap and on easv terms. 1nQuire
POE n SELlGSON'S,
mbl3-lm 12s Bridge st. GEORGETOWN. D. y.
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JaI f1dR ESs o l1sP!Is s5sI@ Az.
Bride street, 0ecrgstown. Note by nail frvu
0eorgetoWn or Washtngton attended 90. oo2e IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17
SPECIAL NerIOB.

In consequence Of my removal from the District
on the LIST OF Nay, hereby notify all having Goods
deposited or Watches and Jewelry, to repair at my
place, Bridge street, 0eor getoWn. to redeem them
before the 18th April, 1871 Any Goods left over
that date Will be sold at public suction, withou,
Gnredeemed Pledges on hand already. Stock and
ff1 lures for sale.
mhi-tf sEE1G GOLpSrIIN. syS.