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THE COERTS.

~ .fTY C0URT-Jtsdoe Moe Arthur.
I ,ss As 10 nonresident defendants. Kirk W.
Nm &c ct al: leave 10 amend bill. Mccoy vs..
~ ~ aeatley et al: sale confirmed; auditor 20
ct al: pro confesso against S. w. Robinson.
jeffeTS vs.. Jefters: alimony pending suit al
lowed. Shea ct al. vs.. Shea ct al. pro conteS-
so against defendants Matchett vs.. Daniels
stricken from calendar Wheeler V. Greene !;
sales vacated bid of Nugent accepted. Cam
mack VS.. Cammack: j. j. Waters appointed
guardian ad Item. SlnithsOn vs.. Rogers ct
al. :; pro confesso agains! defendants. ReiSS
VS. Whitney ct al. order for appearance of de
PENDANTS. Nolte vs.. Note: motion for allow
ance 10 defendant oyerruled.
Police COCRT-JuGQe Smell
Yesterday. after oar report closed, Edward
Roy. for assault on Jane Williams was fined
so, or in lieu thereof thirty days imprison-
with intent TO kin Frank Thomas by shooting
him with pistol. This occurred about TWO
weeks ago al pound parry a. the house of
complainant: Defendant Went TO the house
without an invitation. and was elected after
being requested 10 leave. aud in the act of
leaving the house drew a pistol and fired seven
shots, one taking effect in complainant's hand.
Grand jury, $500 bonds. Edward Walker. as
sault on Cornelius Brown: $40. George Bruce.
larceny OF pair of ladies CATERS: 80 days in
jail.
TO-DAY
James HailStock was fined - for street pro-
family. Randall Hinson. vagraat. was sent
down for 20 days. George Gloom. VIM. smith,
NllildiIis, AuIIE- w III. BACK,
and James Carter Were all sent To the chain
gang for 30 days as Migrants. Frank Williams
alias :" Ebo, colOred, was cOllared last night
by Officer AtchiSOn. as suspicious person
caught trying to go through the pockets OF
drunken man: chain gang - days. Charles
White, colored, larceny of 50 worth of clothing
from &; white lady. wash woman: SO or 50
days. VIM. Simmons. assault on Carrie Lee :
81 and costs. Daniel Dyson, larceny of a bar
rel OF homny; worth 81. from Poole x Co: 30
days in jail. Frank alias George SeverS col
ored, charged with breaking and entering the
dwelling house OF SlaS Merchant. and carry
ing away articles of clothing, silver ware and
other things. worth about 500; grand Jury
h0ulS
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GEORGETOWN.

THE NARROW GAUGE RAILRoAD-Tne RIOT
Act Rcdd.- eSterday. as stated in The STAR,
work began at the south end of the Aqueluct
bridge upon the Washington. Cincinnati and
ST. Louis narrow gauge railroad. Seventy-tive
cents per day was offered, and many would
have agreed to the price directly, but We're
kept back by fear OF those who demanded 81
per day. Later in the day, however. some i
or 70 men We're about TO go TO work al 7JcentS
when those who demanded 81 became 50 vehe-
ment in their threats and so demOnStrative in
their actions that the OverSeer sent for Magis-
trate r. Birch, and afterwards Sheriff Wybert
appeared on the scene and read the riot act
they quietly did. To-day p or - men are at
work, having agreed to take the amount of
fered-15 cents per day. About 100 more are
willing and ready, to go to work on the same
AS many of the men live in George
town town, some arrangement will be made
bridge; it. is thought that the contractors
will pay this.
Men who own carts receive ST. per day if
they pay their own toll over the bridge, and
$50 II paid by the contractors. No arrange :
mentS whatever haye been made with the
Aqneduct, in reference to the road crossing it.
Inc present arrangement is to have tempo
rary depot at ROSlyn. and when the road is
completed that far, perhaps Georgetown will
bring it across the river.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB-At the regular
monthly meeting of the Potomac Boat Club
held in the club rooms at the West End Hotel
last evening, the committee on regatta report
ed that 5000 would be required for boats.
prizes, &c. A proposition was made by which
the club should be authorized to defray one
NTH OF all expenses OF visiting clubs, in addi-
ton to entertaining them as is already done
committee was appointed to look into the
appointed: Messrs. (. ". DoWnman n.V G. W" i.
Balcl, Dr.. E. NJ. Schaeffer n. BeStor, T. g.
CrOpley, and j. S. kervan. The following was
read and adopted: AT meeting OF the PO-
t0mac Boat Club, held March 9TH 1873, | was
directed to disclaim for the club any authority
for the uncalled for aud iiladviSed article
which appeared in the Washington Post OH the
feeling between the Analostan and Potomac
Boat Clubs. That the said article was entirely
without foundation or authority, direct or in
direct from this club, and that they regret eX-
ceedmgly that some otciOuS outsider has
taken upon himself to express unauthorized
opinions Of this club to the public. fSigDed.
A; e: BkIcE. Sec. Adjourned;
GRAIN.-SiX hundred bushels wheat to II.
MI. Talbot.
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CITY ITEMS.

LETTER AND BILL HEADS. Milans & VII
klns, tC3 9TH, second door above F.
1T Don't PAY to suffer with rheumatism
when few doses of DurGng's RtcUHintic
ReMedy Will effect speedy and radical cure.
Price 81.
COTTAGE PUDDISG.-Three tablespoons melt
ed butter, one cup white sugar. two eggs. one
pint OF flour, with two teaSpOOnSful DOO,fU's
Yeast Ponder mixed in dry, one cup of sweet
milk; sauce or dressing to suit taste.
500 different styles Gas Globes at Hamiron's
Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9Th and D SITS. 2,l6.eo6:
LAMPS AND COAL OIL CHANDELIERS. best
assortment IN Washington, at Hamilton'S Y
M. &. A. Building. 9Th and ID SITS. 2,lG,eOi;
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOrHERs-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. WinSl0iC's Soothing SyriiD for
all diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
lates the bowels and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
HAPPY T1DINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOsed, drugged, and
9uacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec.
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
yermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City. 1S.d&kly
HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS, (neW stock Tin
Ware, &C., at Hamilton's, Y. M. C. A: Build
ing. 2,l6,eO4;
GAS SAVING BURNERS, GaS Rearing ana
Cooking Stoves, &C., at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. G.
A, Building, 9th and ID SITS. 2,l6eoi;
To LADIES AND GENTLEMRN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. 906 6 street,
near 9Th street By prom5Etly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be eaualed by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of his con-
dresses; Is years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
appearance as il newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned two pair for Is cents.
THREE STORES in one largest establishment
and greatest variety of Gas Fixtures ever ex-
hibited in Washington; over 800 different de.
signs, all Of which are offered at reduced
prices to suit the times, as also the greatest
variety and latest improved line of Plumbers
Stoves, Slate and Marble Mantels, over 100pat-
terms of the latter. all at reduced prices, at
HamiltOn's, Y. NJ. C. A. Building, 9Th and d
streets. 2,l6,s,th,6;
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Condensed Locals.

From j. G. Parker We have the New York
papers in advance of the mails
street lamps VIII be lighted tonight at : 90
,. H. and extinguIshed a. I::1 4. NJ.
ID. A. Br"sndn sends The Way of the
Cross, drawn by y. H. j. WeStlake. F. ). A.
with deVOtTOnS by Saint AlphOnSuS Ligunri.
See notice OF Popular Dime lectures, under
Union.
The community generally will be- Sorry To
hear OI The serious illness 0f BIZ. Cornelius
Boyle.
The Washington Beneficial Endowment So
siety presents strong claims for public conf
denee. Judging by the certificates elsewhere of
prompt payment of its policies a they becnIae
due. The association has some of the most
reliable and best respected of our citizens in
its management The plan of life insurance
ske association has adopted seem TO he simple
economical and reliable.
Mary Bell, hvmg i'll ii tenement i'll Tin Cup
alley, was badly burned last night by the aX-
pfcSiOn of a coal oil lamp.
Dr. Cornelius Boyle, well known physician
81 Tins city, Is lying seriously i'll with Bright
disease, Al his residence. on ~ street.
Col. A. y. Meacham. ex-SupeTintendent of
Indian affairs, proposes tn arrange for u gath
sring OF Indian chiefs from ali the western
arlbes- at mass meeting in this city. in the
interests OF such tribes and the national gov
eminent.
The awards of merit for declamatioE and
composition yesterday i'll The Franklin male
grammar school We're rs follows: For decIa-
nation, RObt. Rogers. subject. RienZi II the
Romans: Edward +. PeTLey. = Paul RevereS
Ikfot N4lfii H. Itdib- IIt INi>lIl2 lF ItGD.
For composition. Halbert }. kerr,John Lowry
and e.. j. MrGil
Hattie Ware was arrested laSt evening on an
attachment charging her with contempt in not
eDeying summons To appear as a witness in
the CnTtIS-TydlngS ease. now pending in the
Criminal Court. She was taken IO the fifth
precinct station. and retained until Madam
Snow deposited Il 81 bond collateral for her
appearance this morning.
The u =. flSh commissioners steamer Look
ont IS at III" navy yard for repairs.
Yesterday a
threw a stone III a neWSbuy OH a train at the
b. 4 q. railroad depot which struck 4 lady
named NAiTn. standing on the platform. and
Knocked her >eHSelcSS. She was carried to
her home, oil ii. between 9Th and 10Th streets
northwest.
Notice was sent 10 Police heaIuuarterS n
$50 clock that there was a dead man at the
9Th precinct station house, but ns further par
lien aTS were DiVpn
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmUser,enfs. &C.. Tonight

Hati6s0I Taeoter.-Mr. John T. Raymond
ia " Risks"
JhCdteT C0sgtigue.-N aristieS.
ST SsefLeTG'< CTtHfrh.-tpcning of the new
church organ.
odd FegOtrS IfGI-Iprt by a MUSICIAN
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE or CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WaShin rrfnn Marrh I 1G-G


In the New England and the middle states,
falling followed by rising barometer, fresh 90
sTish sOutheriy winds vePrlng TO westerly,
generally warmer partly cloudy weather and
occasional rains Wall prevail.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.

FHUH INV IUhh. I BhOH INV 1OxH.
Batavia. Wed, Mar. g Bothnia. " ed, Apr. 10
AIgeria. 80. Wed, Mar. u Algeria -. ed, Apr IL
China 10y Wed. Mar.27 scythia 80. Wed, Nav /
Abyssinis, Wed. Apr. 9 Abyssinia, W ed, NAY <
Steamers marked do not carry stseraee PASSENGER.
RATI OF PAssAeH.-Cabin, le0, 5s6 and Sloo,
sage 10 o special low passage for winter monfhs
Tickets to Paris, Sl6, gold, additionai. Return
steerage tickets TO and from Ill parts OF Europe \,
yeIy low rates. Through bills Of Iadine given for
beiiAst, 6hsgow, Hayre, Antwerp, and other ports
freight and passengers apply at the Company's
SsSn ors 81 ZEN s sssr,ss sna
1anS6-H CHAs. q. FRAECKLYN. Agent.
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"DUCKY WHITE."-Mr. w. T. johnson,
counsel for Ducky White, came into the Police
Court to day and asked the court to set aside
the forfeiture OF his client, charged with keep
ing bawdy house, giving as a reason that no
absence yesterday was caused by illness. He
had more testimony to present. The court
said 1t might still be regarded as a collateral
until Saturday next, but that the case must be
concluded then and no further time spen on
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A GEOR6ETOwN HIGHwAYMAN.-Bud War
ner, charged by Ellen Williams, of Congress
street alley, Georgetown, with highway rob-
berry, was arraigned in the Police Court today
and committed to jail for action of the grand
Jury, in default of $500 bonds
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LINZ.
HI

NUNARD LINZ.
w. NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF COL
course for all seasons of the year,
I'm On me outward passage from Queenstown 10
New York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF Sc
1t Is lat, or nothing TO the north OF 4S.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
OF 30 at ~ lat, or nothing to the north OF A.
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sTEAMERs FOR NEW YORK.

The steamers JOHN GIBSON and Z, C.
kNlGHT alternately leave Pier Il East IsS~
River, New York. at O'Clock D. m LfMfh
every SATURDAY At 4 p. M. Geerse-
town every FRIDAY MORNING. and AleIa1-
dIia same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates. For information
apply at once over Metropolitan Bank 18th street
Georgetown. oe''
ap21-u SAMUEL RACOS prastda,,
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGs.-.A largely attend
ed gospel temperance meeting was held last
night at Hamline NJ. E. church, presided over
by Capt. Sturdevant. Earnest addresses were
made by Major Hall, Col. Gray, and Messrs.
the South Washington Temperance Reform
Club rendered Col. j. b. Burning Serenade
at his residence. The Colonel appeared on the
balcony, when Mr.. C. p. Litchfie1d rendered the
thanks of the people to him for his efforts in
behalf of the cause, to which Mr.. banning
made an appropriate response.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-07

The BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE Com
MIssIONERs met last night-present, Messrs.
BrittOn tin the chair, Cissell, Summerville and
Gatchel. The presiden. stated that the meet
ing was called to approve the pay-rOlls for
February: he explained that a recent circular
from the Treasury department had inhibited
the treasurer from paying off the force until
this approval had been obtained. On motion
Of Mr.. Gatchel, the roll was approved and or
before required by the Treasury department.
The policemen were paid to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-07

RAMBLEs ABOUT LONDON-In relation to
Judge Bick's illustrated entertainments which
commence at Lincoln Hall next "Wednesday
evening, the Boston Journal says -" Els lee
lures are extremely interesting bits of history,
and his pictures take one directly before the
subjects he speaks about"
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GERMAN LLOYD.

STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN VIEW YORE.
SOUTHLAND TON AND BREkEE.
Inc steamers of this Company will sail every Bat
urday from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third =
street, Hoboken. ates OF passage; ZfXfk
From New York 70 Southampton, Lon
cabin, $50 gold: steerage $50 currency FOR freisht
or passage, apply to 0ELRICHs a CO.,
sep0 6m Bowling Green, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-07

The GREAT SALE OF elegant silver ware now
being held in COrcOran building, on corner of
10th and F streets, will continue a few days
longer, in order to close out the last shipment
from the factory of Taunton Silver Plate Co.,
and really they are magnificent goods. 1t is
worth long walk to look at the splendid arti-
cles in this last shipment. The epergnes and
tea sets are novel and of latest design. Every
article in this sale is to be sold according to
orders from John III. SWAIN treasurer of the
company. Thomas Bowling conducts the sale.
ddrt>
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L Ihe steamer SUE. Capt.W &. IT,
Seoght gan, and steamer EXPRESS. z ~ -
Capt. j. L. Barker, have resumed r-srz7-z,-zzs
Their hipS between Washington aud Baltimore
stopping At lriver landings, going and returning
Leave Stephenson wharf. foot OF 5rh St ever
MonuaE and Friday al 8 p. m. leave Pier 10, Light
>t."harf, Baltimore. every Thursday and Tuesday
81 4 pm River freight must inYariaNla I've prepaid
For further particulars apply 10 SrEPHESS0N a
BRO.. Agents. 1th-St. wharf, IUarI-lm
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THESE dry goods must be very cheap. White
quilts, only 80: large size bridal quilts $3.50 |;
llne quality plaid muslin, IL; excellent calico,
Az; black silk satin finish, excellent quality,
only $l25; Remnants table linen very cheap
beautiful dress goods, part silk and wool, Is |;
cheap. Carter's, III Market Space.-Adr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Risks.
THEATER. Risk

NATIONAL THEATER' Risks
Are You Insured:'' ..'' Renew your Policy"
In consequence OF the grea, Success of
Mr.. JOHN "a. RAYMOND,
AS PEMBERToN PEMBROKE,
The MARIE fHnsr S%sb SS s"P0Fs" S
THE NV NV T SHMFDY 9 OF R kI3ks
E#E S SE% $ SSSSkS{ s. 8 f SiSNs
VIII Continue Throughout the Week.
VIII Continue Throughout the Week.
MiM Continue Throughout he Week.
VIII Continue ThroGsGoGt tha Week.
HERS HERS H HSEfSFE : SFSSF HAT:
on 2 D. Monday - COLONEL MULBERRY Sell
GnMIM MY PEREZ H .[,s;s M LLoHn TAE
,,,>r,, FoRD.s OPERA HOUSE.
MoNDAf- TIE Snhl and WEDNESDAY,,
cA f,II Mi f5:9 "a fxH lSia
sE$#$s cS SSy ) $ : n
$ESE$IS :, E sS,i Men I; %ISsEkEIs
ORIGINAL: RsFINED: UNIQUE!
y.,dFsy Tar r fHGes Their whte imtaoTs T.
Ironpes Of America; B ostoa advertiser. TN
s"Ip'S<I FM ANCc:Ff S!I NEW >krrcur.
1a;h Year. All the Old Favortes.
Reserved Seats AT Opera House Monday. mh7-6t
WESLEY CHAPEL: 49,,
DREWS DIORAMA OF BIBLE HISTORY.
FRIDAY EVENING. March S,h,
Adults 20 cents. Children In cents. m1-2i
v VI. {. A. COURSE.
R4MBLES ABOUT LONDON,
Series of Illustrated Entertainments
Al LINCOLN HALL.
BY JUDGE w F BICK
Formerly in Her Majesly's East India Civil Ser
On the evenings Of MagT is Is 20 80 and 80,
, Inc subjects fol- each evening will be announced
Price OF admission. - cents. with reserved seats
Tickets for sale AT y. N. G. A. room, at Il allan
tyne and at Ellis Il CO. s. marj3t
MISS MAGILL WILL GIVE A SERIES OF
w IM hi;SE READINGS al hen rooms, PAS
continuing SATURDAY : and TUESDAYS from
ii 10 II O'Clock a. m. mar5-6,-
ct. STEPHENS CHURCH.
THURSDAY EVENING,
"A, AL q 9, clock: the New Organ in this Church viii
several distinguished orgauiSts from this city
ana from Baltimore will perform on it,
selections from sacred Music will lie sung
Admission. % cents. mar5-3s
YTNHEATER CONIQUE, IIth street.
4 BELOW PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE.
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.
Performance Every Night.
Matinee for Ladies and Children EVERY WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
FtrSt-ctdss Ia Every Respect.
Variety, Drama. BureSque and Comedy ian3O- ly
626{ oN A SNHbS shLE $626
l. Of. AT EST.
FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE
No. 626 e STREET
Choice Oil Paintings. EngraViugs. ChromoS. &c
st Also, largest stock OF Paper Hangings, Window
Se,s. Rings. Nails. &C., in the District.
FJ- Please remember Name and Number, iyl-ly
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
% sail every THURSDAY direct -
i from p Z u, to Liverpool,
Cabin, intermediate and steer1ee passage tickets
Can be had at ii. ID. COOKE, JR. & co. g, Bank
Line to Antwerp. my94n
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON. captain joHn
X; WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot OF .N-
6th-street, three times q week Er-k3HS ID
TUESDAYS, at Z O'Clock 3. m, for
CuTrioman and Leonaratown; THURSDAYS NJ z
o,cioek a. m, Tor Nomint; SATURDAYS. al q
O'Clock a. m, for Currioman and Ltonar,itown
Stopping at intermediate landings each trip.
Metropolitan Bank, knoI,s Express Once or AZ
the Company's Wharf, foot Of 9Th ST. Get
Baggage called for on application al Epor,s E1-
press Office. SAMUEL, BACoE Prss,f
b. j. ACCINELLY, Agent
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STEAMERS, &c.
EOR POTOMAC RIVER AND LAND,

The Steamer MATTASO. Can't. 49,
VIM. III. Byles, leaves 9Th street szsSaS-N
wharf every Monday and Wednp~- 1879
day at 7o'ciock am. for Somini Ferry, Va. aud
Saturday for Mattox Creek,
Returning leaves Nomini Ferry every TUESDAY
and Thu sday. and MattoK Creek every SUNDAY III
q am Stopping al intermediate laHdiIgS going aud
returning. For further informal ion iUgIire ar q;
l.. SliERlFF'S CUs ufce, llI4 Pennsylvania
avenue, or GLENN T. JONES, Agent, G-h ST.
wharf. ma m
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ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY THE
LAKE. Capt. C.. j. BONNEVILLE 80
leaves 6th-street wharf, up'l fur
Their notice every MOSDAi WE'D
SESDAG, and FRIDAY. al O'Clock n nm con
nectlng Win steamers for Boston, Providence aud
other Snrthern Points: Returning, leaves Norfolk
DAY, at O'Clock p. N.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James c. Shelton and Mary L. Stuckhart
VIM. Standard and Emily Howard; Edward
Clark and Letitia PipsicO Richard HI. Lewis
and Emma l.. Johnson: George Gaines and
Anna Shankland; VIM. Miles and Jane Davis ;
Thos. A. Darlington of Baltimore, and Con-
stance Gertrude Nicholas Halter and Lola
inetOn.
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EOk sALE-A IA octave. square rand PIANO
- At sacrifice. Inquire rs 7th streetl-S
n.w. Also several PixDos for rent. aiyTT
wv rates. field 5Ms WV
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THE WASHINGTON ANGLERS ASSOCIATION
held lis S5th monthly meeting last evening,
year were elected: DIR. Smith TOwnshend,
president; Jacob Scheifiey, vice president !:
Theodore Friebus, secretary and treasurer
MeSsrS. n. SardO, L. Oppenheimer, John Han
COCK, and Samuel Sloan were appointed a
committee to urge upon the members of the
Maryland legislature the necessity of amend
ing the fishing laws of Maryland so as to pro-
Potomac. The Anglers Association was Or
ganized November IT, 1870, and consequently
has been in existence more than seven years
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CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE


PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA WASH
lkGTON AND g EORG EToWN.
Connecting at Phftadel pisa totth CRyds's LIN.
for Boston, PrOUide7sce and Eeu
England States.
SAILING DAYS,
From phia-Saturday at IL m
From Washington, al ii a. M
FROM Georgetown-Nonday,a al z .. m.
Freights received daily. Through ~4-
Bills of ladng given 20 Boston and -
Proyidence. Consignees wishing
thelr goods landed at Georgetown wharf VIII please
nave tEein marked "Georoetotos, ID. CO.
F0r full Information apply to j. h. JOHNSON
6CO:, l92 street northwest. and 12th-street
wharf, Washington, ID. c.; q. y. HYDE, So Wa
yer street Georgetown, ID. c.. WM. L, CLYDE
%, General Managers, IL South Wharves PILLS.
uelPhla. MARIO 1y
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
SGENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
Between New York and Hsvre. Per a. n r.
foot Morton street.
FRANCE, Capt. TruedeIle, W. =,
w GSSsSS March Hs5i e; $50 am; - <aN
"wednesday, April s, GAIN.
PEkElRE, Capt. Danre, VS.. "Wednesday.
April Il. pm.
Price Of Passage in God (inclGding wiue)-To
Havre. First Cabin. 500: Second Cabin. se5: Third
Sabin, $50. Steerage, s26, including VINE, bed
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent.
VA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-07

GREAT SLAUGHTER OF DRY GooDs.-The
sale OF dry goods at Lansburg 4 Bro. s auction
on 9Th street is now going on. Goods are sold
tearfuly low: the stock must be closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-07

JUST deceived, carpets and oil cloths :.
PACK eashmeres, very cheap cassimereS, for
boys, rom twenty-five TO fifty cents large tot
al hity cents and feather proof bed ticking M
twenty FIVE cents, at TOwsOn's, Pa. ave. south
side. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-07

LETTER AND BILL HEADS. MilanS & vii
kIns, 6C3 1th second door above F.