Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1870, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. ~~ LOCAL NEWS. _ Destroetive Fire | Morning Dam- : teeae 10 Amonnt Of 820,000, About 34 o'clock this morning fire was dis covered in the second story of @ row of six new three-story © = street, above P street,N. W. Officer Clawson analerm, and the fire department rc- led and were in service in a very s10.: The buildings had been but recently rooted in, and sh not hav.ng been hung. there was plenty of draic to fan the flames, and long be‘ore five of the buildings were destroyed. Thro: artment the flames The others were uvin- & will therefore lose cer- not $0,600 abt Lot this dre was the work T, the carpenter at work mrml oF Of & o's. * 3 Coxeerence Cowmrree ‘The concerence committse res met athe Cuy Holly osterday t> Se ac, onon the tax bill. Waite te were im a. ion Meses. Wilson of the School Board, &2,, appeared wtement > sbow “he inad. ynacy the sa. lixed by the .ower fitty cents seheol tax, as ms bill. Yeas—Mes-rs. pherd. Nas. —M d ( omro! fheschow tax Kobutoon, Fre 18. Moore, Pop on moved to m: Shep Mr. Koberison moved toreduce the canal tax Ye to five cents. map and Conm Me-sts. berton, Fcee- —Meesrs. Moore, Pope and Shepherd. M~. Kober on aicerwards moved to add the Six cen.s thus taken .com the canal tax to the school tnx. so sto meke it 43 cents. Yer— Messts. Nober'son, Freeman and Coprolty. Nayt—M sis. Moote. Pope and Shepherd; the three latter voting under protest that this sum rot be sufficient to sestain the ecbe 91s, ‘core aca’n moved io inerc se the school “cents” Yeas—Moore. Pope. Shepherd. -F Ti ceman, Connolly. that Council recede frem its section—a’ jut disuibuting Agreed t> unanimously. Mr. Pope moy } that the Board of Aldermen + cede from its ¢'<agicement in reference > llector’s compentution. Agreed to unani- ¥. t. Pope moved that the Council recede from its amendment allowing one-third of taxcs to be paid im ceruteates; agreed (o unani- wovs!y. Mr. Moore moved that the abatement be re- dneced to five per cent., in view that taxes could not now be pttd, at mest, mere than a month and snail in ye rea vatement being equalt> interest at the rate or 15 percent. Agreed t> Prarimovsly. Adjourned. —e—___ MERCHANTS’ AND MECHANICS’ BUILDING As- ‘ation. —The call advertised in Tue STAR meeting last night at Columbian Law ngs, for the purpore of forming a new Uirg ?<ociation, resulted in a crowded at- showing the building association 2 stem has not vor with the public. Aworg these present were a large number of the ¢ who have had extended experience in ociaviors. The main sections of a ¢o4- u on were adopted, ands ‘Ke Number of ; © Meximum number o: theres beirg fixed 5{6% The name of the Merchanis and Mechanics’ Building Assoc.a- adopted. ‘The association is upon what the «old plan,” but bas some new fea- teres de-igned to shorten the length of rurmin; time, and to equalize the benefits between bor- Towers and ron-torowers somewhat more im- partially than heretovore. The distinctive fea- trre of the new association is that by which it Proceeds t> clo'e when the stock is worth fil Per rent. premium upon the amewmt paid upoa each share. Each shate-bolder receives a pro rata share of profits on all shares upon which no advances have been made; and in closing, the money is dispcted of at each monthly meeting by cenceiling stock to the lowest bidder, If no dies are seceited for any Amount Zece than fi T cent., the stock shall then be cancelled tat the rate of fitty per cent. premium. ies shares were tyke: “ BArTisM OF Catrcn BELLS.”—The inter- <irg ceremony of blessing the new bells of St. Joseph's German Catholic Church, on the correr o. U and 2d sireets erst, tcok place yes- irreay evenirg. The oficiatirg clergyman we Alig. of St. Mary's German Church, ed by Fathers Wiget and Hoge™torct. ts White, MeDeviti ancl Clark were also ‘The bells wer on platiorms ar the altar, and on a table near were pleced Water, sait, oi's and incerse. The celebrant re- cited Jorviors of the Psalms, and bi f the salt and water accord »; jal. after which the bells were sprinkled nim and Without. A.cer @ prayer, the bells re then apointed on the it-ice with forr wmeisons, and seven on the ex- ol! of crism being reed ee, and the oi wed fur ex.reme e lati <Ai.er ‘he unctiors the incensed the bel's, during whic! s were chanted, ard when the fira’ ble =~ > given the bells were swung round giving yous peal. A deication concert was then given, led by Mr. L. E. Garron, Prot’~ or K'chter pr'siding at the piano. This wes fol- jowed by vo'cs and dues by the Washington Savgerbend. Next Sunday the church wil: be led, with ‘mpc ing ceremonies, and a number of clergymen from other cities are ex pected to be present. ity HALL—End of the Nr’ arce.—This morn- place in the City ulted in the removal of the judt/e ing a litle skirmish took Hall. which r Auditor's “ coorkeeper,” Samuel Ceas. It ap- pears that Mr. Wm. Smith, a broker, having busmers with the Auditor, procured am order frem the Mayor to be admitted to the Auditor's rcom, and “Se order was passed into the room, but, after waiting ior some time, he was not admi. 4, avd informed the Mayor that no no- + ee be 1 been taken of the order. Mayor Emery then went with him to the police officer at the door, Mr. Dubois. of the seventh precinct, and informed b'm that Mr. Smith bad permis- onto erter. The officer tapped onthe door and when it was opened Smith atsempted to Faiz im: bat Ceas stopped him, and, it is alleged, it is also alleged’ that Smith ed Ccas back against ihe partition. This ufa‘t was reported ce to the Mayor, and the result is ihe suing of an order that Ceas ball not le allowed in the Auditor's room ex- ‘4 virtual removal of bim icom amcd position of “Auditor's door- where he ba made himself conspicu- huisance, by irritating and keeper, ous asa first-cle Pnpoying every one who has bad business with the Auditor. OUR Mepicat CoLteces—The regular lec- oi the medical course of the iwenty-tirst # ‘on of the medical Department of G: orge- town College, Jobncon E'ot, M. D., dean, will commence on Monday next, the 5d of October, and continue rntil the ea pirac.on of the session nu March next. The general ihtroductory lec- tere to the courie. which the profession and the public are invited to acend, wi! be delivered by Prot. John G. F. Holston, M. 1., at the col- Jege be'lding, corner E and 1th atreets, north- , to-morrow evening zt 5 o'clock. be forty-ninth annual :- sion of the National Medical College, (Medical Department ot C> tombian College.) John C. Riley, M. D., dean will begin on Monday next, Oct. cd, and end March ‘1, 181. The gererail ineroductory lece tare to the corrse, which the profession and public are invited to atfend, will be delivered by Prot. 4. Y. P. Ga nett on Monday evening o'clo 1ZENS, for the re- neh wounded soldiers, was held at Marini’s Hall last night, when the following eficers were chosen:—President, Hon. Thomas J. Durand: vice president, A. Bademer; secre- = ©. Colne; treasurer, V. Roux. . ir. Durand addressed the meeting at consid- erable length, in French, eulogizing repubjican instituions, and closed’ by reading a private jetter ‘rom a friend of his, in Paris, giving an account of the state of fceling there. He atier- wards addressed the audience in English, for the benefit of the Americans present, and a.cor some remarks by Mr.St. Ange, cl New Urieans, the meeting ac journed. Acasa ae * Ferrz,” alias Joe Emmet, has a | the Nat onal Theater this evering. Give him bum) er, tor be-de erves well of the lovers of amibusement, who are » eated to something new ip b's capital impercomation of “Our German Cousin,” a cheracter which, ' bis hands, is as i There will be morrow aiteraoon, ts lest appearance to-morrow - 7 Coat-or. Laur Exriostom.—; about ¢ o'clock, ® coal 9i1 lamp gurred in a howe on $<’ sireets south, occupied by Mrs. Phipps. e wes home ai the t me but Mrs. Pugs ang cbild, and but for the prompt aciien of the neighbors, who rendered sistance in sabdoln: the » heavy dew; ‘9 property 1 i at have fesulteg 7 '™ that m eee ‘Tee Comrsc Boat Kaces, on the th of Oc- tober, — ne —_ yy a s the tomac, Analo:tan rlington Ciubs are =. ‘The Arlimgtons were not de- feated by the Potomacs last summer, ss has been *' , as the former isa new club, and bas not yet, so far, engaged in avy race. nett at ever'ng. ast evening, explosion oc- t. between M and 4 back building residences on 10th | f | organi and | Meeting ef the New Water Board. ton into the Affairs of the r Depart- meni —Kepn st of the Water Rezis'rar—Unsatie- fa: to y Stace of Afaire—Recommendaiions of the Regisccar. f The new Water Board appointed by Mayor Hme.y met at the office of the Water Depact- ment, at the City Hall,on Tuesday, at 2p. i. | Lhe board consists of Messrs. J. W. Thompson, C. 8. Noyes, George W. Linville, and John H. Semmes; and Messrs. Thompson, Noyes and Linville were present. Inthe absence ot Mayor mery, Mr. J. W. Thompson was called to the cha: ‘or various reacors, but mainly doubtless | from the tact that the duties of Water Board are irdis.inetly defined by existing laws, the sac- appointed for some years hare or undertaken to keep up an jon, aud the new board had for its rst werk the duty of mating en examination int> the conciton of the ~ irtment. From the ex- aminaiion ot tue reco-ds, and irom the report of the new Registrar, Mr. J. H. Crane, it is ap- perent that the affairs of the department have boen managed w.th singular loo ene. s and want ofrystem. ‘Fbat irom any cause there has been ateilnre to have en orgavized acting Water Boerd, with adequate powers, such as every otber city has, is amaiter tobe deplored, ac many of the evils end irregularitics referred to are vow past remedy, and it will require no litt labor t> remedy such defects as are curable. A memarandem report was submited by R-g's- trer Grane, from which the follo: RFro, agi taken: FROM BEGISTRAR CRANE. 1STRae’s Orvice, City Hatt.) Wrsbing' D.C W. Thirpua, C. 8. Noyes, George W. we and J. H.'Kemmes, Memiers of the Water Boord. Gentlemen :—In coin quesi, | have the hono er Department: appointed Water Registrar on the ot June, and entered upon the duties of the office on the morning of the 2. At that time there wes to the credit of the water tund in the First National Bank the sum of $147 since then there kes beea depesited $14,251, mas. ng a total of $55,569.42. Checks have b-en raw. n on said fund since Jane 23d to the amount ot S$,503.39, leaving a balance to the credit. ot the water fund at this time of $30,005 03, A CLPAR VIOLATION OF TAW. 1 am informed by Messrs. Daniel Hannan and John Barry, con‘eaetors for laying water mains, that the First Natienal Bank has refused to honor checks drawn in thelr fayor on the water This is a clear violation of both the Jaw of Congress and of the corporation, boil of which requite the recetpts of the water depar! ment to Le set apart ing separate fané, and be used only for purposes connected with the ter department. BO, VEY WATER FUND WAS SWAMETD. It will be remembered that the late Mavor overdrew the corporation bank account t> the amount of upwards of $299,062, thereby swamo- ing the water fund with allotkertands. It does not appear that he drew checke upon the water fund .or the paymest of debts cuntiacted for ocber puipores, but the bank seems to have pla: ed that constructien upon the overdrait. 1 2B informed that the bank rei¢ ed t> honor warrants drawn on the water fani tor some ime before the late election. It wes under this state ot things that Mr. Bowen, the tate Maygr, ent>red into contract on the 3ist of May, 1570, w.th John McClelland to furnish the carporation «ith 25,- (09 feet of 6 inch water main, ail to be delivered by the Ist day of October next, te be paid for in cash at the rate of 5,000 fot per month at the rate of #48 per ton, or about 75 cents per run- ning foot, amour:t'mz to S14,75). Ma a'so con- tracted with John cL *rry to lay water amains in the first and second distr. tsat 154, cents per Zoot and with I . the Second d®tiec for 16ceni 112 pay eachin cash as fast 93 each 3,090 feet iglaig- Unle « the bank respects checks drawn on the water fund. or:ome arrangement can be made *itt | h MeCielland, Barry and Hannan t) wat; for their pay. the Jaying of water mins must be" &" ~ pended. ‘This would bea great disappoini men #8 well @s vexation, .rouble and damage umber of pr piance with voor re- 9 submit the follow ne m of this office, and of Tse beildings are mostly being erected in loc whe:e there are 22 pumps, which will m it difiion't to sell e rent their hor can be supplied with Potom AN UNPLEASANT STATE ¢ RAS EFCOME OP TRE he I tind the records of past. tri ice very impetfeet, especially prior to t poiutment of my late predece: or. There to have Leen no system for keeping the accoan! of the witice. No record of water mains laid be- ities a s unless they -WHAT ui and tirc-plugs set prioc t» Decembe. 1, 1860, ix contained in a printed repoit of the Water Kegesicar, Mr. Randolph Coyle, now de ceased. EXIENT OF THE WATER -YSTEM. ‘Lhe total aumber 0. teete! water mainslaid upto the present » me, (which is only inch pi 1 hope :00n to be able to tay be: ment of th at numt cr ef us size Pipe now in use, wit's the ve. NOT KEPT As THE LAW PROUints. Had the bochsof the office been ku pt law requires, wth amap of not more than feet to the inch, drawn with liuvsshow s¢#* the mairs, fire plugs, stop ¢ ck would be but the Work of a fw momen* ve an rc utreportof all the wm ot each. MUSETY to« ws leid, wah the ze MOUSAND DOLLARS OF WATER TAX IN SPREARS THROUGH NEGLIGE VCR! ‘The amount due for water t#x w.ll rot vary much trom 30,009. ‘The clerks of the olice are engaged takirg off an exac: account of the amount outitanding, both for water tax and Kater rent. which T'hopet» be able to precent at your next meeting. Nearly one-halt of the veut due tor water tax, is of theave ment of July 1, 1.66, the last instalment of whicn fell due the 1% of duly, 70. The 'w requires the Water Kegisirar to furnish the Tax Collector each year with a list of all in arrears for water tax, With the amounts due, trom e A BIG SCREW LOOSE. ‘This bas never been done, ai Snancesof the corpora'ion have ben for s-veral years ina deplo: condition this latge amount has Lecn allowed to stand year ai.er year on the tax Look, without any ef.ort seem'ng to have been made t9 collect it, except the sending out ef e rculars through the Pc t Office. RENT HCOKS iN A RAD WAY. The rent books are in a very mutilated and confused condition, being sadly belind the timc». A rew :ct of books is imperatively demanded. They should be furnished in ser ym torr ethe frst of January neat, the time when the yearly ren become due. A new set ot booFs with such improvements as would facilitate the. l- lec. on of rents, I am satistied would be a protit- able investment for the corporation. ONE THOUSAND HOUSES IN ARREARS POR WATER RENTS. On the 23d of June, the day I entered upon the dutics of Water Registrar, there was upwards of one thousand hows: s ja arrears tor water rent, ranging from +'x months > four years. By emp!oy ing an exira hand ‘> vist the jouses #nd \urn off the water, I have been able to collect about one-third of the number. I hope to bave the entire amount collect »d by the fit of Janusry. ‘The water ‘s now being tu. ned off ses where the rent is upp side fast apper and his assi-(ant can get thoueh the rownd t> them. A SOURCE OF TROULLE. The allowing of iwo or more houses to be d from one tap *s asource of great trou- bie, and is a principal c.vse of non-payment of rent. Property supplied in this way oiten changes hands. One corsumer pays, while another does not; and, in order to compel the del_nquent to pay, we are obliged to shut off the water from both, thereby doing a great injustice to the pariy who has paid. The practice has been discontinued in most other cities, and I recommend that it be discon.inued here. WATER METEPS. A recent act of Congres requires the use of water meters in placcs where alstge awount of water is consumed. This act has not yet been carried into execution. The supply of water on Capito! Hill, and on the high jands in the northwestern part of the city, has b-en far below the nece_ sary requirements of the people. In many localiues no water at all is obcained between the hours of 6 a. m. and7 p.m. BAD SHOW FOR UP-GRADE CONSUMERS. itis by the Wat=r T: F that the pressure has been reduced, or wi! reduced, fall one-sixth & the maine uid this scans e: ry juently, supply next season wi soueN teow Chae the past. By the use of proper meters in establishmerts wher large quan- tity of water is consumed, and where some seem to delight in the waste of water, the wants of all would be |, and the receipts from mea poe one hundred gallons used. Ifit is the intention of the «0: to use me- ters, it is i ‘tant that ts 78, ma) ee at once, imonder ee set livered by | owned a1 | raion.” WATER MAINS THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN AS- ‘SESS ‘ED. Mr. Crane to call attention to seve- ral water malne: laid from time to time, whies, for some unexplained arsessed uv) rea.on, have never been CHANGES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE WATER which are the sescsmente of all tax water mains immediately after rent upon the value of property, ths fic- tures to be charged ex!ta. instead of, as now, Dio the number of front feet and storics in height. The board, after a somewhat extomled exar nation of the hooks an! affairs of the dep ment, edjournued until next week, wih a view tofurther work in the -ame direction, and with the pur pose of »-certaining what remedy can be applied cor deicets in the working of tae dee partment. _Poticx Court To D. Couk, colored, ¢ ~— AY, Judge Snell.—Orvile rged with selling liqaor with- Oat Heenve. Jerome Chenowith t/ stitied to pur~ chasing a glass of whisky, for which he paid ten cents, Cook taking the money; fined $2) and costs. Peter Vermerin, charged with the same of- giving tesiimony; tined fence, the same witnc and costs. ore TRE PAVEMENT. ms, utr ed with deiving a cart ved fooiway; pieaded guilty, aud was sts. 2 an Coins, a soldier and disorderly; tine: William Shumann, offence; tined $3. TBR FAVORITE WEAVON. John Brooks, colored, charged with eart ying a deadly weapon—a razor—at a dance room on Maryland avenue; fined $2) and costs. An ar- peal wes taken. T, charged with be’ io" 2 charged with the same ALL SORTS. Abraham Page, a colored boy, charged with stealing a coat valned at 32; sont to reform tcheol for three yeais. William Kowdon, ch: and indecent langitag ard cos*s. John M. Brown, a :cavenger, charged with driving a night-cart through the stree’s at im- Fropes hour’; disini sed. A NURSERY CAS®, Michael Garvey, a little boy, charged with commi.ting an assault on Priscilla Johnson, large colored woman; the Court dismi od the ase, tay.rg that it was the place of nurses to le the ¢ little difficulties. ALLEGED EMBEZ7LEMENT RY A TREASURY ¥EM- PLOVER. Charles FE. Fdwins, a receiving teller in the redemption branch ‘of the Treasury Depart- ment, was brought before this court, charged h the embezzicment of 35,00 public monsy usted .o him as an ofticer of the United ates, said money being transmitted to the urer by the Davenport National Bank, of Davenport, Iowa, to be exchanged for a like amount of new rotcs. ‘The offense ix alleged t have been committed on the Ist day of May Jast, and the charge is made by Joseph Kure. Accused waived an examinatio! dleiwait of $10,000 bail was committed to j await ‘he action of the giand jur: - MISCELLANEOUS OFFENCES. Frank Collins, for disorderly conduct, was 1 and costs. arged with using profane im the streets; tined $3 fir =, Butler, charged with the same offence; fined $5. T, charged with cruelly beaiing dto an overloaded wagon; fined n workhouse. Ze, charged with larceny; sent to reiorm choo). Abraham & the John McCune, charged with grand larceny ot vherse. buggy, harness and coat, all valued at +59, belonging to Henry P. Waggawan; pleaded gailty, and was committed to jail tor trial before the Criminal Court. PAVING HIS WEIGH. ¥. M. Draney, charged with assault and bat- tery on Francis Lee. This difficulty aro.c about the weighing of a load ot hay on the city lay scales; Mr. Draney being the seller. and Mr Lee Ge purche srof the hay: tined =3 and costs ° METROPOLITAN PoLice.—The Boar of Police at its mecting yesterday transacted. among other business, the following :—Private Thomas M. Williams, charced with condaci unbecomin + an poiticer and gentleman, was dismissed the torce with the lo-s of al! pay during the time oF Als suspension fromdiny. E. §. Densmore and John Kt. Luskey were appointed privates on the force. a Wrong The Wizarp, remains only two 2s suger at Odd Fellows’ Hall, and thoce whoy tH!) beamvsed,e dtrytheirlack besides, Should cat! #nd see hin He will give a mati nee to-morrow fiernoon, when eve.y one present is promise! @ Prize. é —— Latimer ry will sell toemorrow, in icont of their auction rooms, * Superior collec- tion of household and kitchen r'rpiture. Per- sors will do well to attend, as thou sales are always without limit. Woman's Proct —Misa Mary L. Groene, the female com d-ilor at the Government Print ing Office, was last night electzd an hon rary member of the Ohio Republican Association. cites ‘Tue prize shooting and picnic of the Schout Verein Gcrmar‘a at the Germania (jth s eet) Park rext Monday evening will be an atuac:ive ente. ainment. from Shillington we have Every Salurday and Ha:per's Weebly for October 5, abounding ia Tar pecceres. jee advertisement of James Crear Gleason. GEORGETOWN, TARE StToRM.—The rain here for the last i hours bas b en quit? copios. and Kock Creek and the Potom:c bave swelien corsiderably, the water overtlow.ng many of the wharves along the river cout, though ro damage of con- sejuence is apprehended from tat cave. The line of the canal, #s ter as heard irom, 's unin- jured, and boats continue to arrive rapidly. Dnoven’s Rest.—At Drover’s Kest this morn- ing. there was a good attendances of butchers, and the market was active for goud stock thovgh leet cattie was somewhat lower than last week, the offerings of 500 head selling at $4 a&6.40 per 100 Ibs. gross. Shee and lambs were somewhat better, 1,20) bead bringing &2934.5) each. A few cows and calves sold at from $3) to gt. MEECHANTS’ EXCHANG: ‘there is still a good, stzady demand for wheat, thovgh receipts tinue light au a offering. There 3 bushe's on 'Change t2-day, which follows: 3,000 bushe's prime red at 2 bushels geod to prime do. at 31-4: bushels fair to good at $1.40 per bo~hel. CITY ITEMS. LINEN Sint Front +, the same that are use: in my Ire: s Shirts, one, two or three ple: 40 cen . Liberal reduction to dozen buyers. Grorce C. Hennine, ‘0. 410 7th street, N. W. pieces he largest and best stock 0: and Boys" Clothing ever oitred 1 and see for yourselves. —s—— jilbert and P. Donelan are at Oak Hall, ceet, where they will be iends the latest styles of Clothing, or Piece Good's tor ordered work. paler eiiehes A GextLe Wiisrer To Motamrs. If un‘ortunately you have lot your own teeth by neglect or m'smaragement, ike care that your daughters do not sviier the seme penalty trom the same cavse. See t> it that they brush their teeth regularly and thoroughly with Sozc dont, and thereby yoa will insure them: »und and ‘erviceable sets as long as they live. “Spalding’s $1.—ONE DOLLAR A PAIR. ‘The best and largest assortment of Kid (loves tor ladies and misses at Baum’s Hoop-skirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th st., between D and E. Ladies Undergarments made to order, and large stock always on hand. estes Hemrrer has all kinds of thermometers 6,3. ———— RESS AND D DOWNING cast of 7th street, Opron Hatr.— Men's, Yout in this city. C: Hue,” hendy and usefal. eo estilo tas licen MAKING—By Mrs. OLOAK rooms No. 630 E street, one door ‘sonal attention Riven to Cut- ting and Fi.tiny terns furnish 026 6" 1 THK CELEBRATED . JOSEPH KID GLOVE, ONE DOLL, Every. AT GRAHAHA Millinery and Fancy Store. 1122 Seventh street, * Between Land M sircets, |. GITTINGS, NU, 509 OPPOSITE CENTRE-MABKET, Between 5th and 9th streets, Has jnst returned from N. lected and complete supply FANCY AND MILLINEBY GOODS, ‘owbieh be most respectfully invites the attention of ladies ne 25-6t N*®* FALL AND WINTER GOODS jew York with o well se- of Jos? received, a full assortment of the latest styles * CLUTHS, CASSIMEBES, AND VESTINGS, ALSO, COATINGS FOR BUSINESS OB OF FICE SUITS, Together with a full line of OVEROOATINGS. Which vill be made to order in the most superior aud laebionable menne: A full assortment of Seotiepen's Purnist ing kept constantly on hand. B. H. DUVALL, Merchant Tailor, No. 459 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN between 454 amd 6th st+. ee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. PAINTING, &c. algo. on Goorgeto: A nity w NB tended i Th. x Lins. a3 BL ‘OWN tu Har bs Side Chai Feather Walnut OF Cle Beth OTICE, ENT. will be allowed a, if paid on or befor BA N, Agt, west CHEAP EK THAN TH 00 jhe. of prima new strained 1 and eelt Fis) kr Af KOBERTSUN de —A DISCUUNT OF THRSE PER on General aud TURD: ¥. 0. L. SiMe Collector, HONEY e by JAMES je of Market CARD — acknowledge my for their confiderce and at the san have opened alarge HAL time t iniorm the : B ESTABLISHMENT on street, 30%, near the aveone, where L will be hAPPY 10 welcome all my Georgetown customers. eee H. PHILIPPI Hetore leaving Georgetown. I desire to re thanks to the ronage, and Pouulio tees t All orders for Georgetown promptly at [A865 stock FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOBS Bee Badtato and Be Cloth Carsimncres son tae ter-proet Cloths tor Cloal Ts, el 1D GLOVES 3. girl STB MN at tr 1 Bridge «tre BY THOMAS DOWLIN HANDSOME D Ei NITURK AND 7 and Effects, c maisting ng Row Wolnnt Green Rep Parlor §! some Ma Two Hania me W Ro Ba oe PBIVA’ oF NOW OF. t Telaines, AN E EFF MOST D&s1 eorgetow 1, ood Case age Sali eN GODS, consisting ia T Block Silke, Trish English Sating in Cloth Colors, Sera alures, French Merino’. from 75 cents a, 14 cents scl et A Auct'r, Georgetown. « LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE ASSOKT- ENT we have ever offered onr customers DBEss &u rt of ‘optins. Em: ? the ‘brated Kk Alpacas, 100 pirces from 3 cents up. and Suit NT HOUSEHOLD UTS AT AUCTION; lop Tables aud n Rep Easy Chairs and Lounges ome Brussels Carpers an: nd Music Stands ; it Marble top Chamber Saites te at ABLE AND VALU TE RESIDENC! Un WEDNESDAY MOBNING, Uctober 5th, 10 oclock, 1 will sell, at the remidence of ‘Commande Green streets, AN GEeKGE corner of Gay and the Houseliold Farni- econ rans Rugs ther Mattresses nd Bolsters Walnut | ibrary Table, W Extension Table Usk Cane «eat and other Chaira China and -ther Ware Two Morning Glory aud other Stoves th. Ingrain Carpets and Matting erator a many other articles too namerons to mention, ALSO, At Lo clock, I will sell the handsome and extra well buil) Honse. with extensive back baildings on Gay street, with a depth of treet, with the n street. with adepth of 1 ‘The Hobse has a tront of 25 feet on the lot fren ID feet o fi tine) feet on ge, bot and cold ented cellar. making it and lot: Jot sdjoining. it one of th r, ne most desirable residences in Georgeto: « BY Thoma By will ing. te. ad) purest 8027 ant on the premises r, ‘On ase money in * his « sa Tre D ekl's ToRtng third f de wn. HOMAS DOWLING, oneor. i ¢ stamps at the cost of “THOS. DOWLING, Anct ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Aact.; Georgetown. hority of the legatee, umder the Inst testament of Miss Saral; Bo etown, deceased. 1 will ofter at pabsic FRIDAY, the 30th day of 5 o civck in the afternoon, y occupied by Mi {lots number Hi and J2l. in and 1 5 w 3-12 feet on the north side of 2d pervect. and running back 1) feet dee i the balut aml twelve gionths, the parcha- parman, late Roar: at to ins addition of the por est trom the day of trust take All the JSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN GEORG TRUSTEES SALE OF PROP! iN iE of the lei of Columb Treasurer er By vintne of a ded’ of trast, bearing date o the 10th day of Auguet, A.D. IRs, eur SN. n d reon 49), ot segniter, one day of October, ington county, District eat. 0 writ the < pall of the prem t RSD. Is i570, at 43z0'clock'p m., att that part of Lot numbered 9), in Threik Colmmbia, ‘Terms of sale: he required to be paid dowo titi lore owned by ad on in 3 ard 6 months. with inte trust on the property, dwith withtn gy compl A Teection of Second and Lin ‘ond street about to Georgetown. District of iam tiny t feet and sixty teet on Lingan street, improy: y, ed 1 building used as a store and dwelling One-half cash, (of which $100 time of eale;) balan y secured by adeed of N the t rms of sale to be after sale, other- © trustees reserve the right to resell the propeatyatcost and risk of defsuiting purchaser, 0 <ume DEW ver. se 7 away ft shal!, on SATURDA n aiving five (5) dave noth speweewaper publiahi ti bia. Al conveyencn: WN ov day of July wherein James Jackson a1 {Covrier Y AS DOWLING, A ke K int] UA KED. W. JONES PAOMAS DOW By virtne of a decree ot th of the District of Columb 1570, in equity i thers are complainants, Jackson and others are deteudants, we Ys the Ldth day, of xtending I7 feet on the north side is e advertiser en* in ctor Cotum- sat cost of parcha- { Trasteoa. LING, Anct. uctioneer, idge street, Georgetown. Supreme Court passed the 16th cause No. 1936, October pei ‘the preanises, t of Bridge street, and running back 269 feet, improved by a fine k be Bridge Terms: One third of the purchase money the residue in two equal iastalments twelve menths, with interest, to be a reserved lien on the premises MUEL L. PHILL,: EDWIN & et roved notes and Proved BOR yy thr ‘ancy Jewelry Vatches. and ail Deliar Etores. tory Brick N celven Wi Gold AB. VI oods usual Ming and two story k building, including a large storeroom on ot IPS. ANTON. ¢ Trastees. OS. DOW LING. LLAR STORE, 73 tion ly latest styles of Jetand racelets, IL the other go ne20- Im | Anetr. ‘Chains, sold in J. 0. NICHOLS. GAR. hundred barrels pure CIDER VINEGAR, One (snftable for to suit purcl 91m Ww icBling,) on band, and for sale in lots ers by 3.6. WAT 73 Bigh street, ec3 lm 1 EAD AND PAINT DEPUT —Ail the standard articles at the lowest cash prices. 09 Water street, J. 0. NIOHOLS. Q4RrEeTs. ‘We respectfully call attention to our NEW STOCK OF CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, MATTING, BUGS, MATS, CUB- ‘TALN AND FUBNITUBE MATE! at received, embraciny Ligne well worthy the furnish their dwel Be NEW SUPPLIES BECEIVED DAWY, S27 WE BUY AND SELL FOB OASH EXCLU- SIVE! trons , and are thereby fa the best posettie advantage. ig _many new and ori spection sf those enabled IALS, &c. ginal de abeat to to serve our pa- S7-OUR UPHOLSTERY BEPABTMENT ts by with as will WM. 8. MITCHELL, SAMUEL be promptly and competent wor! ud orders lett rk a faithfully executed, WM. 8S. MITCHELL & CO., 1 HAVE BETURNED FROM H Corner 9tb at. and Pa. avenue, oe2-3m Perry Bailding,” NEW YORE Withm vomplete astortment of NEW SHAPE HATS for tho Fall, OHOICE “FEATHERS,” and FRENCH FLOWEBS, All the new ae and DRESSMAKING. 105 Goods GENE STYLES and PATTERNS to your advantage to call early. sel-tt oisign Tisead Mrs. A. G. Gasrer, Agent, my My Breuer, F ‘and Accordeons, upectal ‘attention ‘given eumstr 23 ¥ street, ee NEW FAMILY | SEWING MAOHIND a map On BASy TERMS, OOmPANy’s BAL! ae at = Av EIA tin Se ANT SHOULD | PUROHAS! cee oe ae EN NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, HE weeny Conservative Est'd at Washington,1800; Special Telesraphic News from the whole Country, ‘The Great Newspaper for Houschold and Farm, @3 per year in advance. P. O. orders are safest, ALEX. DELMAB, Editor and i 563 B roadway, New York. EW ARD SECOND-HARD FURNITUBB. BERG aE RS 4ND THE [oUsE 408 and i Buomny. 923 ) PAINTING. Dreger. CALCIMINING ING. GRALNIN: DECORATIVE P. Pure Punctuality apd Is prepared to execute in t) MACNICHOL’S PAINTING ESTAELISEMENT. and WALL PAINTL @ and MARBLING, AINTING Sitention ty busizess. Cc. MACHICHO! ANT AMENTAL PAINTER AND GLAZIER, a No. 625 LOUISIANA AVENUE. Imttations of all Kinds of woo’ mod marble neatly ox ecaiied in the latest and woe approved sts lea. INTERIO! jo. 90% = D Sragst aterial, com! work and moderate prices. Rk DEO Penni ENUR, ly PROMPTL: Pp AINTING, Et 4, HUDSON, Bovberween isch aad lath stzeee very beat style, at re daced be m shot. notice, all kinds HOUSE, SIGN, and eokene DECORATIVE PAINTING, ZING. LA Particniar attention paid to INTER RATION 627 LA AVE OF 1] PADDLE M MT. PARKER, jo. 55.) HOTS Pa INTER—doing. estat ti G ABLISHED No. 627 L SIGN in short. fnt for past favers, a hy ance of the same. fel ly LOAN OFFICES. A cA48D ‘The undersigned respectfully intorms the public that they have no branch office or connection with any other concern ii n this city. They have also reduced the interest om gold Watches, silver ware, and diamonds. At the ol stand, No, 314, 9th street, between D street and Penney!» ania avenne, eel? 2m 1224 The und NNS sop other kinds of fe 12-1m' TONS LOAN OFFIC orem 12th and 1ith Streets, South jersined would respectfully inf many friends and the opened an office at 122: reoual fren 6 @, mw. to8 pea, ad BOBERT FULTON Licensed VLVANIA AVENL ablic gen ‘atches. erally that Pennsylvania avenue, and red te advance money on W + Silverware, Gans, Revolvers, and numer: rth. Oftco hours DEK. FULTON, icensed Pawnbroker 400, Brokers, iar onde, Bx CA8g 5, WAsdinoTos ped eng a corner of loth and O stresta, 93 (Mrs. GARU, ‘B. Burnstin rly Mrs. ie), MONEY LOANED on Gold and Silver Watches. Jewelry, Clothing aud Merchandine otevery or pen, description. Gold and Bilv frum7a. m.to9p.m. _det om parle Fras £00. uE ak est ance on sete Diamond. Wakeoa ave oe ATIUNAL Li UB, Of. NATeuAL miata erenen, WO nt ereonal ce re cash prod f2 Tit ‘the cam "PROFESSIONAL, _ Mu + & BROWNI gene v4 ATTO) fice, room No. 4, WILS¢( Ne. lonization Bui st, Washington wN. BNEY AT LAW, SPRAGUE. U.S. Constable — SPRAGUE Collectors and fenerel ilding. No. sol? Im 321 Fonr-and-a half street, Washington, D. 0., Prosecutes claims sively Sefore the ot the United Stat . BE. DOUGLAS. ATTORNEY AT-LAW. Office:—In Thompson's Law Buildi street ,cpposite Patent Office. ._ ©. DWAED OU. o AL SINGTON, O38. 3. District Attorney.) ATTORNEY AND OOUNSELLOB AFL. against the United States excia of Claims sad Supreme Cart e030 ly ing, No. T1LG aw. te Will practice m the Supreme Conrt of tho States, Court of Claims, and all the Courts -? th Prompt attention given to the Collectio: jaims. Office, + 34 ite City Hall. my -y [i= HAYDEN EDUCATIONAL. 4 ANNUAL SESSION PECK SSBLECT SCHOOL FOB 4 MONDAYS. fa) sttention given t) 1 , enitare. MBS 5 YS, 17 @ sad DAY STHOr Ladies and Mivses. 14¥1 Let. set) bw ISSES OSBORNE YOUNG INARY. 1131 Wh «t bet Land 4 rotah insiraction, Relereuces Hon. Wm. H Sew ard, ex Secretary of State. Gen. John 5. Uricker, Hon. John Hitz, Swiss Consel-General. se2l du? EVENING CLASSES IN MATIER“AT- ICS, Engheh Grammar. Bookkeeping and Po t Wmerson Inetitate. lath etre t. tery on wrdon MUNDAY, Get. sd, i570. For terms, &c., apply to J. PATTER emt 24 Vermont RENCH LANGUA' 3 PROF L. MALEZIETX LADIES Tho- AW DEPARTMENT Or Geé0RUmLOWS COLLEGE. z ¢ Law Department of Georketowa Co lage will open in the Hail of the Gotoniration Bil ding, ir ber P una;lvantsavenn> and 4's strect wren NESDAY. Uct. th. “Opening lecture ot that days! For circulars and other information appip at (ax Law Office 1 CHARLES W oF FMAN, S-« tory of the Faculty, in the Colonization Ka ing. elt ln MEDICA! D. Lectores of the & WEDNESDAY. ¢ mite ‘The intro Fume ¢ sor Jobuson = OFFICERS Marior General O O HOWARD. LL. D , Prosidow BOPERT EBEVRERN M OD, J0s B JOHNSON. MD. Geaera! 6 BALLOCH FACULTY SILAS A M.M_D No. 639 Peon ey! utheast, Proleseer of Che y ond T ROBERT K NM. D., No. horthwest lessor of the F b:. Hee of Sarg.ry. and Clinical and Oy ive Sar JOHNSON, AM. MD. Corner ot tand New Vouk avenue. Professor of ages of Women and Children, and ery Le versity UsCOPY « University Hn, rs and Practice of Medi M_D,.No. 1433 © street Materia Medica and Modi UGUSTA.M Dp 19L of€asor ¢ ‘al dvr serudence A N T, . Professor of Descriptive aud J Anatomy. SB. HOOD, M. D.. No. 1009 0 street Pol awe qwopstra.or of 9 wat J. ED CHENEY. A Lecturer on the Practical Use es it students, who will make known their Circumstances to the Secretary of the Medical Department ‘Tickets tor the Course of Lectures must be sbtaiaed from the Secretary of the University nation address JOS TABER JOHNSON, M.D. dical Department, corner New York street Mw ftmim HER Piti Ivan ta ay ue, Gapitol H tember. VOL at No. 31= Pe ill, cn the FIRST MONDAY in 0 SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES ‘will commence ite sessi ms on TUESDAY th TNO! of Sel schoo! trom 4to 6 Mrs. J YO! eraber. Owe house, No. 72. For EK. Princip: Will Resume bis Instrnction in VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO SEPTEMBEB 12ru. DON ing te mer pupils and families that ead to ie instrections in Siretog Olusses are now being formed. All thore wish: gin are, reanested to enter their names rivate lessons given either idence ot pupils. For call atthe academy, w the Professor m seen on Wednesday and Setarday from lv to m once at tie seademy or #t res ienlare see circulars, or 200K, JOB, AND O2NAMENTAL PRINTING GIBs 1 ©. LYCETT. BOOKBINDER 4 ON BROTHERS, 2 Peun’a avenue, (south site.) ND PAPSR avenu: th streets, south side. Books elegant! ew spapers cal or plainly rally’ tens ded to. RULER. between lth and bound, Periodicals anc aly SECURE A HOME aT THE HIGHLANDS. 47 ELEGANT VILLA SITES. aXD A LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS, T EIGHT MIN from the business center of Wi andca T those desirous of securing A FIRST CLASS SUBURBAN HOME Just far enough from the City Limits to be 8 that cannot ree from noisanc THIS NEW SUBURBAN TOWN, Banésomely Jaid ont. with a Park-like arrange- Ment. from that beantiful estste lately owned by J P. Bartholow, and at which ap aod other busimess men of Washi ecured sites become THE Ditv. rim sU iT BS IT HAS FINS re homes. i eel BURBAN PLACE ¢. E to the THREE PUBLIC PARKS’ SPRINGS OF S WIDE AY THCEE BEAUTIFUL FOU. PLACED 1S 7 PURE et THR GROUND! TED Evab ing parties to THIBTY MINU EIGUT MI Street Cars betwee sury Departmey ron * THE HIGBLA by the Baluimore an CENTS PER DAY, pasa toand fr0 as often as they ne Tes: Ripe BY THE INCT#HS RIDE bY n Fifteenth st mut) and - an early day Ds Obie Railroad, w Vy des in WATER 1 “xs NTH RES ND STREETS ARE NOW NCED IN R TOP DAILY UPON TURNPIKE RAIL” is bounded on the one side AD ica (the fret ont from Wasbington) ov ihe p'ace; ard by th edioir IN BILITY these sate velvable Bladensbur the extate of LOCATION—IN ‘¢ Turnpi fthe late J. BEA’ Bre ©8) lobn ©. Biv UTY-IN on the other, also, em ACOESS! : ally desirable and A EAILWAY DEPOT UPON THE G ROUND ‘yan the mskes them far more desirable tor a llome t res 40. worih of houses and pulldingvetready on the ground: end over of the lots offered A ificent grove of fifteen acres, ound ungten, which bas been venient seats nd DELIGHTFUL DAILY RESORT, “dom found otber than around Wash, id, con’ ies and frier: SALES 0! gemen' Arrap| ite have builcere to erect houses at ** may he paid EAT > ‘A c NE HANDSOM D Un FOR s and a 'D PARK AND ALL OT! re LUTS, ighiands,” ES PAYME MONTHLY in. cutee ihre OS eat COUNTRY RESI- ga aa GLa ae ote the country. tor residents a Toe igh ds of aay 0) oy aate 200 re covered with the fines of Fowug (ult trees in tall bearing. the handsomest greatly beauts |, affords that the ands ES! warrantes deeds given. Partios to visit * ” in the by tho 7 more fod ORF railrog doy! at 0.25 a.m. ae ‘afterncon feat 4:10 p.m. Sight minutes thereafter they will arrive st? fears Orossing Station,” (80 ‘on the ‘com: ‘scard,) which is tly upon the, ; and Bn the arrival of those trarne persons are upon the show visitors about and render them every the city af shmost any keur. Uporans) A: ‘e a! thh office parties will be conveyed to + o)9-p,w.0m is ~ im M**- BCE a reo n her Sebo! On MONDA Bias 13 September 26, 1870, A street 1€5-e0) H 1GH SCHOOL FOR BOYS ( Parish of the Incarnation), 4 Mathematical Seliol’ C t English, Clasrical MO: BR street, corner of lars apply as above. Dye INST BUOTLC MULZLY is ated to roe pu tioon, nnd to instrnct them in the priucip'es of Dra matic Art. business of t fon or by tet Absvic BY, M.A. TYSON AND SI two miles south of La and W railway an? turnpike ; post office: Laurel, org’ county, id will be resumed on the Ith of Septem- For circulars addresathe Principal. ot apply t Dt E. Tyson, corner of 9th aud L streste M-carst orrison, 440 Pennsylvania avenue; Mr. Willian Ballantyne, 402 7th George Prenier oth street. near the coruer of New York » Washington city, D. 0. __sel-ta, MESS HELENA Sons ae: i DESIBES To inform the public tieke is ready to TEACH MUSIC on the eo. Special care given to the ra- duments of music. Terme moderate. Apply st her residence. 28 I street nerthwest. Sutl-im* Iss JULIA B. BALCH (daughter of the Rev, Mire baie) uepn eu oon Ton ei nes: st 1507 Het..on MONDAY th. guts am* QMESON INSTITUTE SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIC, BEET CLA CHOOL, FOR BOY¥s, —_ Fourteenth Street, between Land K. The Kichteenth Annual Session of this Schor begin WEDNESDAY. September liti a ars, &C address CHAS. B. YOUN I auZ-tf 1335 F street. opp. EvLitt Honse Gerszaca COLLEGE. Special attention wil he «tage. No. be xrven to For terms apply either in the 730 14th st... NW. ua” ae, twit The Exercises of this Institution, sitnated street, near the Patent Office, will be resumed on th FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, with an experienced corps of Professers, Besides the usual Olamical, aod Ncleatific Oomrse and’ English, ‘German, “th if required, but will be al comaining sil mescaaty ieiermation, lontuee. ‘all’ Decomary ‘ can be ‘obtained at he principal book aut drag stores, and other public ‘tp the city, or at the College. . tea DENTISTRY. WW 88igis Massacutecrr Aviwcn, ABE DIS Masrecutsey i Near l4th street. Il apper and lower Eine! te Ripper oF lower Partial sets, from.......... Extracting by the uge of ved mt MAKBLE AND SLATE MANTLES, ine, LaF RE ea nyt eon wa. RUTHERFORD. my2l-ly —" decir Me a Concet Ravome mires.) Zima | y= oumay 0. scion FURNITE Ard everything requisite the Book and Stationery Store of gabe Ezets tse TN ALL iT: PEAN EARCUTAD EAPEDITI Se . BOOKS, STATION RY, Etc. . SLY ar @ SOLONONS BOUK AND STATIONERY ESTABLisu yeEN O11 PENNSYLVANIA A VISITING, WEDDING. RECE BALL CARDS VENUE PTIUN AND Foeraved and Printed in the latest atyle« NOGRAMS, INITIALS, CRESTS AND DIES De-icned and Engraved tor plain or eolor Stam pice PHILP & SOLOMONS, WHOLESALE AND BE BOOKSELLERS AND STA N™, BOOKS AND ALL. AZINES FOR OCrw s The T Price § Silvin Tl 2 Prothers A Novel. By y of Elwin Dr. peman. being Bemin: a. Ry TAIL TION BKB, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. THE mau- nen, pring MILLINGTON 'S BOOK STORE. Mra. Oliphant A Novel By Jutie Kavanaeh. Price 7 harles Di kone incemere of the Life of Artemus Ward. Price 7: The Recoliecti o« of Bton. Sy an Etonian. With Miustrations Prices ie ward Wife By Wilkie Colling. Price #1 A Novel By the author of Mabel # Pro- Price Soc 1 By Fiorncs Marryatt. Price Tie A Love Story By Mrs. Oliphapt. Price tie Necossity. A Novel. By F Bobineon ete Hurl. Hy the author of cr tbe Vor Her Sake Gwendolines Harvest A Novel. By the author ot D Tice tae 4 the F ae, kL ory Price $1.0. The Modern Thinker vanced Speculations in 8 and Religion in the ante Price & STATIONERS Ss‘ HOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOUKS, GTON * BOOKST 4°) street and Penn Peoallet An Organ tor the Moat Ad- Pa <ophy. Sorenee, re) Yaod BLANK AND SCHOOL REQUISITES, ‘The lorrest assortment ever kept in Georgotown, Spd sold at publisher prices. at POE & SELIGSON'S, New Literary and Musical Depot, wr Ss cher and parents m: ing thar SCHOOL BOOK ioe, Whe Retail etm No. 40: bat BY your ECHOOL BOOBS x» , Cr cISI TES SoH OOH Ey set-colm 402 oh st. B. W..0p. © 125 Bridge street, OOL BOOK DEPOT, O08 Tre Sreeer, tyne. he Hane us. A. Bailie COMPLETE ASSOBTMENT. WHOLESALE AND BETALL, seh tf ~ PROPOS ARD 4 NOHUN, Corner Ith street and Penn eve. ALS, Noucs Tv CONTEACTURS PAVING OF M STREET, Wasa FICE OF Orry Bale. Wasuixe Under authority of the act ot Jane 21, 1576, the undersigned. Sion for'the improvement and W., will recgve proper the Stn DAY OF OCTOBE Of that pardf said street lying Bew York avenues (ne: & wooden pavement of one ents. viz. LaRbe, Dot Wreor es 10% ot_ the ot LANE rs, of the work will 0 bid. and fon SD Pr opoming & Sith all tie uate 4s to quantities, comtracters Must satisty aract thy Berren:y k's, KOBEIN* . and NGTON,D v. Ieneth following pat . Liga, Pe be exhibited to they will be enpplied the Comuniseuners * work bt t emselves as to all the RRM Counccted with the proposed work, as the Vommmissioners will, in no way whatever, be Load by any inicrmation so : forded. SPECIFICATIONS, The roatway of the street must be Coutractor 60 #8 to Contorm Lo tle #: rofiles and sections. Inches below the bottom ot ed by the ered © required, the excavated must be by the contractor where directed by the Commis stoners. W emt te are top of the sand will be laid the w: which must conform ip every rea Hon Shu specificat the Prteat Offic the pavement di Used Up its Constructic mereed in hot coal tar ud the xurfac eto each block and pic the t be after- wards treaied with the usual coating of coal tar, wand, etc idders will be required to state in price ma ard for putting preparatory w to take the t in the condition 4 be found when the Work is commenced. at 4 accmpletely paved and first cluss every respect. ‘The work h places as the Commissi eat ¢ < and with bh OF inceny ‘son the line of the work their proponals own the pave Must cover all preliminary and + and include everything n wht jonve it thoroughfare in ct. must be commenced at ench times and at may direct, and ire eativfaction the least poss! enience to rrai- he Commissioners reserve the right to reject any # fll Ulde received upder this advertisement Propo als street west.” by the written guarantee ef at least teal in the Distr thet the contract, and of Commis for Paving M They must also be ecoompani~a TWO responsible ct of Columbia will be undertaken warded carried owt with strict and faithial observance of all ite terms. puvticly at dhe place sag time shove B. MIC) Commissioner of Mieka ¥ _weR3-t0t TRep.j | Notice TO OCONTBACTOES. Okc of M-street Improvement € Blayor's Cher, Cuty fasaingion, 20th ‘Will be oj samed. 7eeee KY. Mayor Buildings. BROWN, FMANN, LER, vhoee cy Commissioners Yom mess Hall '» 1870, approved invite, ant will re ie, nti! 1 o'clock her next, (when