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WalthAsm Watches.

We keep constantly in stock . full line Of oil
Watches made By the ~A
AAEkICAN WATCH COMPANY.
and ehesrfrlly recommend them O. being, al thiua,
considered, ANss
TN BEST wAdT SHssfFsfH. ADs In THIS
ALSO decirs to call special attention to the new
IvLL PLATE WATCH, for Railvsy Enaineers
ana Trsvessrs, bearing the trade mark,
AAERIOAN WATCH co., CREsENT ST.
This fs b. sar the best Pull Plate watch in thu
Ine eeses are eotally made Tor our own tfade, and
AZ nSw eno taSee99l destGn and nnish,
". II. CALF, BBO. Z CO..
mhAfu ,11oJ Pennsylyania avenue.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENrs, Ae.

National TAsatsT.-Jeferson as Rip Van
NInkIe-"
LsEesla RaL-Prof. CromweIls Art Exhibi-
ton
Odd Ftls'rs' Hal, "a ''rest.-First annual con-
cert Of the odd Fellows Choir.
Prof Pratt, the Horse Educator, l3X and 4
streets.
Harkriter's Art Gallery, ass TIN street.
Bsrlov's Gallery Of OIL Paintings, IZ36 Penn
sylvsnia avenue=New pictures Just received.
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second Observation-Disclosures Days
Work

The Board OF Registration ontinued its ses-
zion until O'Clock p. m. yesterday, and regis
tered total OF ,3I1 votes, 75S"white and SO
eolored, distributed in the different districts as
nj
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dared by the chair the choice OF the people.
The vote was made unanimous, and Colonel
Hulse being called upon made few remarks.
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ANoNe those who decorated and Dluninst
tier stores yesterday, on eth street were
Messrs l. Heilbrun, L. RosenbuTg, Y. Profit
Oh. Fisher, and G. Rupert.
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fRoN Daniel Morris, the Publisher, We have
cheap convenient map Of the city OF washina-
ton, showing the different election districts,
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CITY ITEMS.

Blue FLANNEL SUITS, best quality, for gen.
'lene u, at very low prices.
GEO. G, HRNNING.
40 SeYenth street y. w.
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fFREPUBLIOAN MASS MkETINGs-


General p. CHAPMAN snd others will address
the Republicans OF the District of CoIumsia as
Districts Nos 19 and 90, at intersection or North
A and Maryls md avenue and LIST and I'd ,treets on
MONDAY EVENING, April 10.
District No. 10. at the Council Chamber City
Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, AuriI II,
Grand Mass Meeting in front of Civ Hall On
WEDNESBAY EVENING, April IL.
Districts Nos =, aud 10, at Union Hall 18th
Districts Nos >, 3 and at Stevens School hsuse
Oh FRIDAY EVENING, April a.
Districts Nos. I, Z and =, ar Island Hall On
FRIDAY EVENING, April IA VI
District No. y, at Tennsllytown, on SATURDAY,
April Is, at p m.
Districts Nos 81 and %, square on North Caro-.
Inns ayenne, between 9th and 9TH streets s. r., on
MONDAY EVENING. April IL. " IA
Districts Nos. IL aud 3, at Union League Hall
on TUESDAY EVENING, April Is.
Districts Nos. and 4, at Market House Hail,
Georgetown, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April
- N. q ORDWAY,
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, Fine French Setts Fin.
Plated Sets, Bracelets, Charms, aud uttons.
received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, Pennsylya-
Ma avenue, between = ard 9th streets.
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sHIILiNGIoS sends US BeadYs's Base Bal
Player Ter Ie.I.
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TEE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS are crowded. ont
To- Gay by pres Of matter.
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NATIONAL UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION
No. AT the twenty-rrst monthly meeting of
thls ASSOCIATION, held last evening, at Dooiey :
Hall, the sum Of Al 100 was sold canceiling %
shares. AZ an average OF So per cent
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NEW MODE OF LEAVING STREET Car
About o clock last hight, as car No : was on
us westW ARD trip, IN passing 10th street with a
very heavy load OF p2SsengeTs-as usual-it was
stopped TO let on some one, when . young man.
Ending II difficult 70 get through the GRO vd 10
the car door, made his egress by jumping
through the window, taking the glass and win,
Cow style with him, greatly 20 the CONSERVATION
Of The old ladies and other timid ones,
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DEATH OF LADY BY FALL DOWN STAIRS
Yesterday the wife OF Ar. w. w. PyweIl met
with an accident AZ her residence, on sth street
between l. and NJ, by which she lost her life
one bad for some time past been subject to
ATTACKS OF vertigo, and IL il supposed that one
81 me attacks came on as she was in the act of
descending the stairs when she fell 10 the
boIoD, and her husband going to her and
Iound enc was unconscious. DIR. Lovejoy was
summoned but could do nothing for her-death
ensuing in q few hours. 10 was found that her
skuH Was much fractured and neck disIoexteJ.
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%THIRTEEENTH DISTICT
TO THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT
3 OF COLUMBIA.
SECOND REGISTRATION.

VIZ OF COLUMBIA.
SECOND REGISTRATION.
The Board of Registration for the District Of Co.
on and hOd
session daily Sunday excepted until SATURDAY,
April Is, ISL, inclusive, from O'Clock a. m until
O'Clock m: Tor the purpose Of correcting the list
names OF those who may be ascertained not TO be
Quahed to vote and for placing on the registry the
names OF those who are qualified to vote, but who
cause.
To afford every facility TO persons whe may desire
to register the Board has arranged 70 have
The fpF .pd
he SEVENTH and EIsarH: the N Nj III : and m
sss .ns fHS ,ss
TENTH and eIXTEEnTH the eEVEHTEENTH
and EIGHTEENTH; the NINETEENTH And
TWsNT1ETH;t the TWEhTY-FIRsT and TWEEN.
The place of registration for each division will
be designated By sign giving the number of the
TO Those who Have Been Registered.
registered during previous sessions OF the Board to
correct any error In name or residence. the printed
lists can be examined at the room of the Commis
Bs dsy p X,f s,S
plication to J. Russell Barr; clerk In charge.
John +: CROCKtR,
Si1Rd HAkL a,nro.
WI. G. HARPER,
TaoMAs MARTih,
HINRY JOHNSON.
ROBERT A. GRIFFIN,
SA 3: SS EsHFsahsnhSRs
mn.s ST1PHEN n. GOLDEN.
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In THE sUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICr OF 00LVhBiA.

tor q ELIzABifH p9NsILLl dsossssd, the y
the suprens Court q The District Of Columbia afors
said; appointed SATURDAY. April 18th, A. %. isi,
sonai estate Of saia deceased and OF the sssets n
hand q fsr z: the same have been collects4
the creditors and heirs Of said deoeassd arc
notlnsd 70 attend, with their claims properly
from al oepent IN said deceased estate: Prcrsfsa
scopy on thle order be published once week for
~seTs ~ the Evening star previous 20 the said
ms tn sv' A. wEBsTER, Regiaer Of wins.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN GRoRGRTowN-
John j. Bogue, real estate broker, has sold two
frame houses on Lingan street, the property of
the late Timothy O'Donnoghue, one at 81 400
to Hugh Masterson, Esq, and the other at 81 900
to VIM. Anderson. ESQ.
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TTTWENTIETH DISTRICT.

TTWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Democratic and Conservative voters 81 the Tween
tieth District will meet at Bleifus Hall. south A
street. between LIST and I'd east, on TUESDAY
EVENING, llth inst, at IA O'Clock, to organize a
District Clnb By order Of
apS 81 SUB COMMITTEE
n~PERsONs ENTITLED To NATURAL.
N NATlON who desire TO vote the Repub-
can ticket at the coming election are requested TO
will SECURE their papers for them BY order Of The
kepubucan General Committee. ap6-lOt
~THIRTEEENTH DISTICT.
INDEPENDENT UNION CANDIDATE.
BUSHROD ROBINSON will be supported ly the
voters Of this District for the Assembly.
ap4-te IRepub., Chron. Patriot.J
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n~HEApQUARTERS REPUBLICAN Gen
US EkAL COMMITTEE OF DISTRICT OF

w. HEApQUABTERS REPUBLICAN, GEN.
Nays Br,id,ns, 941 Penna. Avs., April 4. laI
Pursuant to yete OF the Republican General
Committee, passed arch 3h. ISL, notice Ia hereby
for the Heuse Of Delegates to be supported by the
Republicans OF several delegate districts will be
held (unless such nominations have been made on
s NIX Ap phnf b. q
District No lat Barry Farm School Hense.
Do ITO n be sdIis,snas sS BY PTesdsnt of Re.
Do. $40 be eesisnated by President Of Re.
publican Club.
Do. ITO be ndnesgnst ate, By President Of Be
Do. 55Stevens School House, 2lst street
betseen and l..
Do. o-Greens Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
M zpI Between 18th and 18th.
Do '-be.h hd LA hsii, street, between 18th
Do. SLibsrty Hall, corner 10th and Z
Do. 9-Union Hall, 18th street
Do. l0-Rev. Mr.. Willis Church, 18th s.reet
near Canal.
Do. n-Lineoln Institute. Z stree. south.
Do. 2-union League Hall.
publican Club.
DO. n-Wfsewell Barracks, corner 7th aud o.
DO. l3-Third street Baptist Church.
Do. l6-To be DESIGNATED by President OF Re.
Do. Ito be designated bv Members OF Gen
eral Committee resident in theDis-
Do. ls-Giy e "a Ha,i, L street s'utb, between
Do. l9LSt Aloysius School House, street
DO. 4N9atche II School II ouse, 1 street east
Do. A-Browns Hall, corner and Ith
DO. 2-Odd Fellows Hall ,sth street, between
and ID, southeast.
W ,oor y: G: ORDwAY. Chairman.
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EMANCIPATIoSCRL adourped
meeting OF republicans As held in MON League
Hall last evening, to make arrangements for
celebrating the anniversary OF emancipation In
this District, on the 18th instant. The election
OF Ferry Carson as marshal in chief was con-
trmed, and the following finance Committee
was appointed to collect funds to defray the
expenses Of the celebration DIR. Stevenson,
Robert Green, q. b. Fischer, William Boyd,
and Perry Carson. .
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A NEW MILITARY COMPANY was formed last
evening in Mars Hall, T. street, composed of
some of the best young men in Washington.
About forty signed the roll, and it is supposed
that ct its next meeting the full quota win be
raised.
NATuRAL1zATIoS. - Yesterday there we're
about 40 foreigners naturalized and about the
same number to-day.
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CIVIL SUIT FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Messrs. Cook and Cahill have, for SamT Strong,
entered suit against Mr.. k. I. Merrick for as
sault and battery, laying damages at $40, 0oO
Plaintif charges that defendant assaulted him
with cane on the 18th of November last by
striking him over the head and face fractur me
his skull, and that defendant has expended 500
in endeayoring to cure the injuries then in.
ficted.
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The Workingmen for Chapman

The "Workingmen's Club" VI the Fourth dis
trlet, told Fourth Ward held meeting at the
corner OF LIST and II streets northwest, y. @,
Wall president, and Henry Barton secretary
On motion, Mr.. A. X. Browne was indorsed as
the choice OF the orkingmen Is member OF the
Territorial Council. MIR: Michael Day moved
OF the club over the hall. Messrs. NJ DOYLE.
John Wilson, and James Thomson were an
pointed. The nag thirty footer," aud viii
bear the inscription, The workingman's Choice
as Delegate TO Congress, General n p. Chm
man." resolution declaring Mr. j. q, Wall
TO be the choice OF the Workingmen OF ths FIR
teenfh district Is q member Of the House of
Delegates was unanimously adopted. A reso-
luton indorsing General Chipman as delegate
TO Congress and pledgiug 10 him the undivided
support Of the club, was unanimously adopted
HATToN ON THE SCHOOL QUESTION.
Mr. George W. Hatton was introduced, and
spoke ~ some length in relation to the s'school
question" He said that IL had nothing to do
WITH the canvass, and that the democrats trump
"a IL up because they had nothing better to saw
anu must thrive, II at all, by appeals 70 mali
seek to mix" with the whites, bud meant 10
protect themselves from that party vbich i'm the
T Rsst han ~, f0rced them 70 degrading adm1ture
maBded that there should be bnt ons ho.ra =,
education and one schedule OF examination of
teachers, 90 that their children mighf have 800,
advantages with the children OF White psSsnts
MI. Allen Conn then spoke in advocacy of
laboring men.
Republican Nomination In the Firm
The republicans OF the Fifth district held
mass meeting last evening At Stevens school,
house; Mr.. Thomas Martin in the chair, and
Ssosss - secretary The meeting pro
legislative Assembly, with the following re-
suit. Col. q. l.. Hulse, l64; II. ID. Peyton, l43;
A. 3. Taylor, 81. Colonel Hulse, having re-
ceiyed the highest number OF votes, Was de-
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THOSE WHO DRsIRE q good article to restor
gray hair TO its youthful color, we wonld recon-
mend TO purchase Halls Vegetable Stella
Hair Remover, a most excellent and yaluabl
preparation. Sold by all druggists.
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TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

Tn a. 49, ~ sy W,i1; II q msren -, TT
Of THOMAS IALBERT. deceased. the sdmiD.
az rf tSs s slorsssid hss 9TH The apIrobstion
E IV%a'1 nb Aforesaid ,apRC.n.,d sATuRpAT,
And distribution OF the personal estate ~ Ia al
Seessd and Of the asset. In hand far as the zane
nave nay peen collected and turned into money: when
ceAsed are notified % attend. with their olsms pro.
peIy seocheo, or they may otherwise BY Law be eI-
eiuoeo from all benent in said deceased Il estate.
f,ortded, COPY of this order be published once .
said day. a ERRsTrR w
nb2s-law3v- Reeister al Wais
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w. l.. WALL 81 Co., auctioneers, would call
especial attention of buyers to the sale of that
elegant brown stone front house on + street,
between 9th and 10th streets, to be sold on We'd
nesday afternoon, April II, at CLOCK. in front
OF the premises, as the house was built in the
very best manner, and the rooms are large
convenient and airy, with all the modern i'm
pTOvements.
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CPRING sTYLE-M. CUNNINGHAM 4, now
- reedy 20 make 20 order the best 81 80 apd-
% SILK HATS that can be produced south Of "
French Biographical ENTHUSIASTICALLY fu-
surtne perfect d. d. Bod style Hats renod-
sfroet 6etveeu Il and II 800 800 sve NH ~
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The CELEBRATED MarQuse and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades, has just been
received at q. BAUM's
Kid Glove Depot, 40S 18th 81.
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KID GLOVES at One
polar pair, at Z. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 4OS It'll street. 32I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-24
Death OF Hon. A. Kilgore.

We are panied to announce the death
of Hon Alfred Kilgore on the morning
of the 22d inst, at the residence of his
father, in Yorkton. The following brief
sketch of his life is taken from the In
dianapolis Journal of the 23d: "He was
a lawyer by profession, and had only just
entered upon the practice, when the war
for the preservation Of the Union broke
out; he, like thousands of others, at once
enlisted in the army, thereby infusing
into the people of his section of the State
his own noble and enthusiastic nature
He was elected Captain Of a company
raised in his native observation-disclosures
was assigned to the Seth Regiment Ind.
Vols. He remained in the army from
September, 81, to May. 80, when his
health failed him, and he was forced to
resign. He was member Of the Indiana
Legislature of 1923, and 1866, and as
a member of those bodies was unfaltering
in his support of the armies in the field
and his devotion to the cause OF the
Union, and performed every obligation of
duty without fear or without reproach
IN 1867 President Johnson appointed
Captain kIlgore United States District
Attorney for indiana in which position
he server until after the Inauguration Of
President Grant. He never recovered his
health. His unexpected demise WIS 70
doubt the result Of exposure to- the hard
ships Of q soldiers life He died at the
period of life when he expected to be most
useful, and his loss will be sincerely re-
GREETED by large circle of friends through
out the country, who remember his gen
erous nature, unwarering friendship and
filial affection.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-24

MISLEADING THE IRISH PEoPLE-
BAD ADvIcE.-A weekly paper published
In New York, called the Irish People, Ut
ters the following:
Should the Orangemen ever parade in
New York, let the citizens who feel ag-
grieved at the violation of our laws and
institutions take whatever measures they
choose into their hands to uphold the
laws if they care anything about their
country. As for the Irish element, whose
lives are aimed at by Orangemen, let them
congregate on the tops of houses and at
windows, provided with few dozen of
good handgrenades-say couple of hun
bred at different points-and all the State
militia that ever gathered together will
hasten homeward as fast as their feet can
carry their. Remember that twenty
thousand militia marching through New
York streets are not equal to one hum
dred men situated as described. This is
to be had recourse to only in the event
of the orangemen being surrounded by
police and military so deeply that they
cannot be reached, as CT last 18th of Ju-
". After that we shi ] have done with
Orangeism IN this city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-24
Observation-Disclosures

There is general movement through
out the-enlightened portions of tie world
to cast out the errors which have IN
sidiously crept into the Catholic Church,
in long course of centuries, and to
establish religion more in sympathy
with the advanced and progressive spirit
OF the age. AT first, this was exhibited
only by mere murmuring against the alb
soluteism Of the papal dogma of infalibili-
ty, but now it has assumed the form of
stern demand, backed up by almost I'M
limited power. An ecclesiastical refor-
nation is dawning upon the Catholic
Church. 1t is true, indeed, that a large
party holds and advocates the extreme
views OF Bellarmin, but that party must
surrender each stronghold successfully,
now, that the contest is begun
Ignorance, superstition and sophistry
are arraysd against education, progressive
enlightenment and reason
Among the more prominent champions
of reform may be found such men as Dol
linger, Huber and Frederick. All sources
of information represent that the Dollin-
ger cause is becoming more popular, and,
that its chief is rapidly augmenting the
number of his followers. Should the
liberal views entertained by Mr.. Dollin-
ger be adopted by the German people
and they surely will-the movement must
spread itself throughout Catholic Europe
Especially, would its influence be felt in
Italy, where there already exists the most
bitter political struggles against Ultra
montanism. The report, which at first
was regarded as false rumor, is now con
firmed, that Bismark has thrown his i'm.
mensn influence in favor of freedom Of
religi us thought and conscience. The
limit IN point Of time Of the Pope's omni
potence is near at hand-virtuallv it is
now dead. When it is entirely gone
| there will be born mental independence
such as has never been within the pale OF
the church. We hail every harbinger OF
the dissolution of Ultramontanism.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-24

SIGNs AND ToKENs.-The Gridiron
To ts'Ie down the gridiron from the nail
where It is hanging, with the left hand,
is a sign that there will be broil in the
kitchen.
The Mirror: If mirror is broken it is
sign that good-looking-lass will be
missed in that house.
a Funerl: To meet funeral process
sion Is sign of death.
Pocket Book: To lose a pocket-baok
containing greenbacks is unlucky.
Nails: If a woman cuts her nails every
Monday it is lucky-for her husband
BOOSTERS: If you hear rooster crow
when you are in bed, and the clock strikes
few times at the same instant, it is q
sign of mo(u)rning.
An Itching Ear: Ifyou have an itching
ear, tickle your nose and you will have
an itching there, and i'll luck will be
sverted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-24

PURCHASING WASHINGTON RELICs.-
The last Legislature of New York passed
bill appropriating $4,000 for the pur-
chase Of some old "relics of General
Washinton" which the widow Washing
ton, of Charlestown, West Virginia, is
possessed of, as distant relative of the
Father ofhis Country. The lady, how
ever, appears to have good deal of
difficulty in getting her money. The bill
making the appropriation named Judge
Grover, John l.. Pruyn and Mr.. Brevoort
regent of the New York University, as
commissioners, who were to examine the
relics and decide both as to their value
and the propriety of the State purchasing
them. Mr.. Pruyn and Mr.. Brevoort
recommend the purchase, and have signed
a certificate for the payment of the money,
but Judge Grover refuses to add his sig
nature, and Comptroller Nichols, OF that
Stats, declines to pay the money without
it. Mr.. Alex Frear, who carried the bill
through the lower house last winter, has
made two or three journeys to Albany to
try to persuade the Comptroller to pay
the money without Judge Growers sig
nature, but Nichols is immovable. He
recommends that the Washington relics
be purchased by private subscriptions
from those who take an interest in their
owner
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-24

In the Circuit Court of Carroll County
at Delphi, Iud., jerome Brooks was sen
fenced to be hanged for being accessory
to the murder of man named Slater in
Logansport, three months ago. His &C.
complete. one Carr, win be tried immedi-
ately. They committed the deed for
money Both of them confessed to hav.
ing done SO. A jury could not be procur.
ed in Cass County, consequently the
change of venue