Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1871, Page 3

_ EVENING STAR. Conctusion Yesterdays Proceedings. SEN ATE.—After our report closed— M:. Cole, from the committee of conference onthe Indian appropriation bill, submitted a report. Mr. Davis opposed the reception of the repor on account of ita probibitions against Indian treaties hereafter. Mr. Harlan explained that the validity of existing Indian treaties would uot be affected, and that the condition of tndien tribes was continually changing, au had so far detertorated as to authorize this dec- jarat After further remarks by Mossrs. Case Stockton, and Saulsbury, the report Bas concurred in. The 0! repealing the duty on coal was re- feived (rom the Houre and read the first time; ‘kers objecting to its second reading. fr amendments adopted Jing that no part of the money ap- ‘he bill shail be expended on ac- paval en nes coutracted for during ungof twenty pages of the » at £5", went into execative Soon after took a recess till eveutn, venlng session, the regular order—the ilt_was proceeded with iasan amendment the nava H After debate the amend Tent was agrees to—yeas 25, noes 12. Mr. Me- Creery, fo: reasons of economy, moved to strike out of th t i riation of $690,000 for tbe coustraction n-piated torpedo Lot—sras 13, ‘Toe bill then the deficiency appropriation will was At I? 15 the Senate adjourned. HOUSE.—Atter our report closed— The proceedings were iugerrupted by a report the conference committee on the Indian ap- Mr. Sargent explained the - conference report was agreed to. <¢ again went to business ou the peaker’s table, and, after voting down motions suspend the rules in the case of several land grant bills, tae House (at 3.45 p. m.,) adjeurned. THE WAR. LAST NIGHT’S TELEGRAMS. 5 The following important items of war news ‘Were received here inet night: Batitication of the Terms of Peace. Borveatx, March 1.—In the Assembly to- day, the commictee of consultation, which ac- companied Thiers to Versailles, made a report nnanimously recommending the ratification by the Assembly of the preliminaries of peace. M. Bamburger, a deputy from Moselle, adjured the Assembly to reject any terms involving the ceesion of French territory. He strongly de- neunced Napoleon Jil. A violent tation arose in the Chamber on the attempt of Conti, formerly private secretary to the Emperor, to Justitieation of the empire. The ‘As- sembly enthusiastically and unanimously voted by acclamation a@ resolution, offered by M. Targe, decreving the fall of the empife, and atigmstizing Napoleon as the author of the usis- fortrnes of France. The Assembiy voted the rat fication of the preliminary conditions of Peace by Si0 yeas against le nays. Impertal Compliments. Lopponx, Starch 1— fue tullowing correspon. has passed between the Emperor of ter- many and the Czar Alexander. Lhe Emperor tn his letter fo Cear, atter stating the terms on hich peace has been concluded, says: “We arrived at the end of @ glorious and bioody war, which was precipitated by the frivolity of the French. Prussia remembers that you prevent ed ‘he spread of the war. God biéss you.” The «2ar replied that he shared the joy feit by his illustrious brotber, and boped for a durable peace. He had proved a devoted friend. The Lappiness and glory of Prussia were now assured. The March of Triumph. Parra, March 1, noon.—N. Y. Herald special } At teno’clock a. m. the eleventh Corp: bering thirty thow n, with ninety-six p.cces of fie. artillery and the csaal proportion of cay Xs advanced iy twe colaumms—one at Porte Newilly and the other at Point du Jour. ‘The tormer advanced at a pretty rapid pace up the avenue oi Grand Armee direct for the Are - the French troops vacating the stieets as Ue Germans approached. The other mn, en gz at Pout da Jour, below ~ commenced to march along the quay e de of the Seine direct for Place ce la Concorle, where the rendezvous of the two coiumrs is fixed. The zone surrendered to the Germans was almost entirely free of French. Ite ences at the extreme soath- weat Corner of the enceinte. which forms a point And ros ip the shape ol an irregular triangle, os which the Seine forms the eastside, the en- ceiute, from Pout du Jour to Porte des Ternes, the west side, and the Faubourg Honore, Avenue des Ternes, trom Kue Royale to egenceinte, the north side or base. The = ¥ points m these limits retained by the French are the baking establishment of the army of Paris, Qua de Bilby and Pout de Jena. As the troops proceeded along the line the ar- Ullery took positiens trom Porte de Neuilly to the Place de la Concorde, and trom the Pont du Jeur tothe same point, as precautionary measure. Nothing could exceed the splendid ‘ance of the troops, who tarnedoutin as rect order as if on the parade ground at home. The clicf thosougbfares were quiet, and tew persons were about. From 6 to 9a. m. thi shops were closed, the windows shut and the aspect of the city desolate. ‘The Nationales are posted on every avenue with lines of sentrie across the streets, to prevent persons going be- = oe line = demarcation. From awd o’clock a. m., the same aspect was presented; h more people in the streets in small crowds, nd with more Nationales on duty. At Kue Rogaie, Rivoli and Place de la Concorde are double lines of wagons, cutting off commuRica- tion. Most of the women out arein mourning and goingto mass. Un the Champs Elysees hardly a person wasseen. All the houses were closed except three or four small cafes. Noone was seen at the windows, and ouly a few Italiap, American and Engiinh flags were flying, and one single Freveh fing hung over the Corps Le gisiatf- At9o’clock a. m. the head of the Prossian advance was seen rounding the de Tomphe. To the surprise of the few wi were present, the meu and women were seen nurrying away ip tears, and many boys and 3 tew workmen were left. The German hussars galloped down every avenue leading to the Champs Elysees to search the streets branch- ing therefrom, and not the slightest attempt at disturbance Occurred. About 4,000 infantry and cavairy only were in the advance. There was no music, but the drum wags beat and the trumpet sounded. A splendid body of men halted oj; posite the Pal: de Industrie, which was occupied by hussars. A few uhlans ride dowu the Place de la Concorde, where they view with detison the faces of the statues cov- ered with crape. The (iermans are astonished at the mournful aspect of the city and the de- serlion of its streets. On the afernoon of March Ist, at ~ouly daughter of John and Maria r aged two mouths ¥ ‘The friends aud relatives of the family are re- ~pecifully invited to attend her funeral frou the essdemce of ber parents. 424 M street N. W., at 3 » olock p.m on the 24 inst ( Ludiane papers please copy.} bd ATOHISON. Ov the morning of March Ist, at 6 Cicck, after a long and painful illness, which she sore with Obristian f-riftude SABAH U, ATOML- ON. the wife of J. W. Atchison. The friends and acquaintances of the family are equested to attend her funeral, ft inet. ~ UNDERTAK BRESHAHAN 2 ®. NELLIE qice D ¥. MABVEY 4LONZO A. MABB. HMIARVEY & MARR, UNDERTAKERS, No. 934 F STBEET, SETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH. MM StAttrc BUBIAL CASES AND CASKETS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. THE TKADE FURNISHED AT WHOLESALE PBICES. SHROUDS. BABITS. lly Ricsanp W. BARKER, Cabinet Maker and Undertaker, 612 ELEVENTH STEBST, near F. @URNITURS OF he MAD. RePaitaD* BAPE SE? —_______*"*. W LLIAM MACKETT, (svecessoR to GEORGE W. Bakvar, Undertaker, 736 SEVENTH STSEET, a WASHINGTOR, D.0. ee OrFICciaL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Passed at Third Session of Forty-frst Congress. {Gr Ap Act to the AL NaTORE—No, 27.) ide oe ‘on goverument for ct of Columbia be. and the same is hereby, created into a government by the ame of theLiat: ict of Colambia, by which name itis hereby constitat: dy corporate for municipal purposes. and ma, contract and be contracted with, ane and be sue Pea! and Le implonded, havea geal. and exercise all other pewers of a municipal corporation uo! iacon- ent with the Constitution and taws of the United States and the provisions of this act. BEE.2. And be ti furiier enacted. Th tive power and authority in aud C-lumbia shall be vested in a be appointed by th vice and consent of his office for f e ar year ppotnted and jjnalified. y izeu of and shall hare re said Dis trict twolve mouths before his appointment, a have the qualifications of an elec pardons aad reepites for oftenc: = said District enacted by the legistative 2» thereoi; he shall commission all officers who shall be elected oF appointed to office uuder the laws. f the sald District enacted resid. aad shal! ta care that the laws be faithfully executed. ER 5. Ana further emacte!, That every bill which shall have pass! the council and hou: a egates shall, before it becomes a the governor of the istrict of Columbia. if he ap- Prove. he shall sign it, but if not, he shall r: 5 With bie @ sections, to the boure in whr originated, who ehall enter the oboe the and anal such reconsideration, two appointed or elected to the bill, 1t shall besent, to the other hows, bich it shall bi consudered , ar it & red by two thir’ taembers appointed or eleeted to that house, bscomealaw. But in both hones and the pames of the persona voting for and ay the bill sha!t be entered on the journal of each tones respectively. If any bill shall not be reterasi by the governor within ten days, (Sundays excepted.) after it shall have been presentel to him, the samo shall be « Jaw im like manner as if he had signed it anless the Isgislarive assembly by their adjourt ment preveut ite retara, in which case it shall wot be slaw. bec. 4. And la ut shail be appointed b the advice further enacied. That there the Presiient. by and sent of the Senate, a secretary ho shall reside th the qualification of am clecior, al office for four years, and antil his I! be appointed and qualified; bh and preserve #!l laws ana proceedings of the leg islative assembly hereinafter constitated, anid sil the acts and proceedings of the governor in his ex ecutive department; heshatl transmit one copy of the lawa and journals of the legisiatire ase-wbl within thirty days after tbe end ol each session. and ene copy ol the executive proceedings and official Correspondence semi annually. on the first days of Jauuary and July in each year. tothe President ot the United States. and four copies of the laws to ths President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the Bouse of Bepresentatives, for the ase of Congress, and fn case of the death, removal, resignation, dis ability, or absence of the goveraor from ths Dis trict, ibe secretary sbail nd he is hereby. authorized samired to execute and perform ali the powers aud daties of (he governor auring mu: di: bsence, of util anothe; hail be duly appointed and quatitied ad in case the offices of gov ernor and secretary shall both becom vacant. the dutice, and emoluments of the office DT gv wall devolve upon the presiding officer of the that office shalt also be vacant of the house of «delegates, filed by a new appvint- ment. BEC. 8. Amd be tt furcher enacted, That legislative power ard authority in sald District shall be vested ipa legistative assembly, as hereinafter provided, The assembly shall consist of a council aud house of deiegates, The council shell cousist of eleven members,ot 0 shal! be residentaof the chy of Georgetown, end two residents ot tae connty guiatde of the citice of | Washington wad. Georse appointed by the Presiccut, by ive and consent of the Senate, cation of voters, as Lei call be tirst ap) @ Fear, and six for the period » provided fbat all enbseqnemt appoint i be tor the term of two years. The cs twenty -twom-n tions as preseri ved hose term of ser An apportigam=nt view shall ceatinue one year. shall be made, as nearly ¢qual_as practicable. int» eleven dissrcts, for the appointment of the council. and into twenty-two districts for the election of delegates, giving to each section of the Di representation im the ratio of popula ae neerly as may be. Aad the mentors of council and of the house of delegates shail reside and be Inhabitants of, the di > from whi are appoluted or elected, re ly. For the he first election to tof Colombis shat! d tricts for members of the house ef delegat point aboard of registration and persons to sept intend the eb ction and t "ares ihersof, pi scribe the Ume, places, aud manner of coudac: such election. abd make ail needful rales and lations fur carrying into effect the provision t ctherwise b provid Provtted ‘Tbat the first election shall be ne exty deys from the passage of thismct. I firs all subs vont elections the person highest pumber of legai votes for the fgates. respectively, shail be declared by t +rnor duly two or mor oumber of thsli occ nor stall thts a ppeit meet ¥ ithin’ the | Metrict. TAT shall sppomt; bat ihereatter the time. place end manner of holding and conducting ‘ail ‘ele tions by the peopte, and the formation of tricts for members of the council and house delegates, shail be prescribed by law, as well ua the day of the commencement of the ar ses. sion gislative assembly: Prov del, That no ¥ one year shall exceed the term of xcept the first sewsion. which way con- e hondred days. And v6 tt further enacted, That the lagis- ive assembly shall bavs power to divide t! of the District not incindel ia the corpor ts of Washington or Georgetow: inte ts wnsl excetdirg three. and wuship of aud prescribe the duties therout.but al & ail be elected by the peo respectively. Src. 7. and be at further enacted, That all malo citizens the United States, sbove the age of twenty-one years, who shall have been « resi¢ents of said Distriet for :hree months prior to the passage of this act. except such as are Ben 6 mpor wentis and persons convicted of infa mous crimes, ¢hall be entitled to vote at said clec- . in the election district or precinct in which be i then restde.and aball have so resided fer thirt immediately pre-eding ~sid election, ard auail ible to any cffiee within the said Di-tr ub ey Went eleetions twelve mun Hi be required to constitute bat Istive assembly shall have no right to abridge or limit the right of suflrag And 02 tt further enact gates for 1 wit the havi 4. That uo per- fom Who hes been or hereafter shall be con- victed of bribery, perjery. or other in'amous crime, nor any person who hes been or may be a ctoror holder of putlic moneys who shat! act counted for and pald over, upon final i duly recovered according tw law, all suc meneze: due from him, shail be eligitie to the ie. igistive assem! or to any office of profit or trust inenid District bec. And be ut furtaer of the legislative “assem wpon their official duties scribe the following oath solr mB ted. That members before they emt uall take and sub: or sffirmation:—1 do a ar << that I ie port pe Pr ation of the United States aud will faithtrdly discharge the duties of the office upon which { mat «boat toenter, and that I bave not knowingly or ‘ations :ly paid or contributed anythin o: mate promise in the nature of s bribe, to directiy or «ty influence any vote oo at which 1 was chesen te fill the said oii. ud lave .ot ac cepted, por will | accept, or receive, directly or in- directly. any money or other valusbls thing for ary cr ipfigence that I may give or withhoid ov any tes lation. or ne propriation, of tor auy o:her ial act.” Any member who shell tefase to take the oath herein prescribed shall ferfeit bis office, .d every person who shail be convicted ot havi orn falsely to or of violating his said outh 41 Crfelt bis vffice and be dinjuaithed thereattcr from. holding any «fice of profit or trust imaai! District, ud hall be deemed guilty of perjory,and upon con: viction shall be punished accordingiy. Bec. lu. And be at furtaer enacted, That a ma- sority of the legirlative assembly appointed or elected tach house shall constituce a quorum. The jouse of delegates shall be the jadge of the election returns # ualifications of its mem. bere Rach huuse shall determine tho rules of ne pags, and chose it- ¢wn officors The governor shall cell the ceuncil to order st the opesing of cach pew assembly; and t! secretary of the District shall cali the hou-e of delegates to order at the opening of each new legisla- tive sasembly. ani ‘ball preside over it until a tempo- foryprenidiogetiesr sball ha nd cooven aud shall have taken bis seni. Mo member abail be ex- selied by either Louse except by @ vote oi two-thirds ofall the members appointed or elected to that house. Each house may Fae by imprisonment any person pot s member who shail be cailty of dis- respect to the house by disorderly or contempt behavior tn Its presence; but no such imprisonm: sbail extend beyond twenty fcur hours at oue tim Seither house shall, without tue consent other, adjourn for more than two da) other place than that eral ek apis and — seared py to the ge a ie Pd the logialeti tent at = seer + shal 3 egislati ard Provide for the cation of at least two nown; . ip the District for three months at least before the voteof the shall be taken on the same, snd provision shall be made in the at the pay- mext of the interest as it shall accrue by a tax levied for the or from sources of revenue, which law providing for the payment of such interest by such tax shall be irrepeatable wntil such debt be paid: Prowided. That the law lovying the tax «hall be submitted ye with the law authorizing the debt to be. ; Sec 15. And best further enasted, That the legis- Jative Aesembly shall usver rent or authorise ox- irs compensation, fee, or allowance to any pub ic «Micer, agent, servant, or contractor after service has beon rendered or acontract made, nor author. ize the payment of any claim. or part thereof, Rereafter created against the District under any contract or agreemant made, without expross au- thority of law: and all such uneuthorized agres- mente or goptracts shal! be uml! and void. SEC 16. Amd batt further enacted, T trict shalt neve agsume, or by for, the debts or Nabilities of, or i loan. or extend its credit to, or in lic or other corporation, association & dnd be itsurtaer enai It any gran malice; regulating the jurisdiction or d ot ynstices of the peace, police magistrates, or con- stables; providing for changes of venue in civil or crimiual cases,ot swearing sud imp neling :irore; remitting Bnes, pen! ot forfeitures: the sale or mortgage of real estate ging to minors ot isability; changing the law of de- i: Zor decrensiog the fees of public fs during the term for which said officers lected of appointed: grantin to any cor- individual any epectal or ninuBity, or franchise what- lative assembly shall have no power to release or extingtish, io whole or in part. btcd ners, linbitity. or ¢ on of any cor- or individual to the Dietrict or to any mu- nicipal corporation therein. nor shall the legislative assembly heve power to establish apy bank of cir- culation, nor to anthorize any company or iudi viden] te issue notes for circulation as money or cur- Teney. 2. further enacted, That tho legisla assembly ena'l not of the following cases. laws in For divorcees: regulating the practice in courts cial 4 to say pase that a0. 18, And de 3 tive power of the District shail extend to all rightfut subjects of legistacton within said District, consis’ tent with the Constitution of the United States and the provisions of this act, subject. nevertheless, 10 all the restrictions and limitations imposed upon States by thy tenth section of the Arst article of the Constivution of the United States: dut all acts of tho legimative assembly sivall at all times be subject to repeal or modification by the Congress ot the United States, and nothing horeia shall be construed to de pra Congres ef the power of logistation over sail District iu as sauple manger seit this lew hed pot becn enacted. Bec. 1s. Anil be is further enacced, That no member of the legisiative assembly shail hold or be appcinted to apy cifice which shall have been crested. or the salary or ewoltinents of which alall have been in- crensed wlio be was a meniber, daring tho teri for which he was appointed or elected, and for one Fear after the expiration of euch term: and no person ho ding apy ice of trnat or profit under the govern. ment ci the United States shall be a member of the legislative assem bly Sec 20. And be st further enacted, That the anid ] eislative aesembly shall not have power to pass ar x peat {acto inw, nor law impairing the ob ligation of contracts, nor & x Broperty of the United States, x the lauils or other property of nonresidents bigher than the \and or other property ef residents: nor shall” laud or other property said District be liable to higher tax Year. for all general objec: territorial an two dollars on every burdred do! h value thereof: bi y cis! axes tnay be levied ip particular sect: o" wicts fr thefr particular local impr: bor shall said terrivorial eTument ba or issue stock or bonds tor amy object les@_spectally authorized by an act of the legisiative ase mby, paseed by a vote of two thirds of the entire number of the membors of each vranch thereof, but said ¢ebt fm no case to exceed five per cenium of the assessed valne of the property of seid District, uniess unthorised by a vote of ths Peepie, ae hereinafter provided. Swe. 21. And be vt furtrer enacted. That the erty of that portion of the Dissrict not included he corporations of Washington or Georgetown H for the purposes either of ects, alleys, public squares, y of the said cities, op. improving or other p paymout of any debt on or that may hereafter be con. tracted by etther of said cities while ren: der a wiDicipal government not coexten: the District Bee. 22. And be tt further enacted, That the prop- erty within the corporate lunits of Georgeiowa «ball uot be taxed tor the payment of any debt heretotore or heresfter to be contracted by the eor Doraticn of Wasbington, nor shall the proporty Within ibe corporate Liniis of Washington be oF the payment of apy debt heretofore or teafier to be contracted by the corporation h; and sg long as said cities shall re ot municipal corporate Titi taxed for the | nefit of the county outsile of the Provided, That the legislative as ly may make appropria ious for the repair of Tosde. or tor the construction or repair ct bridges outside the limits of ald cities, 4, ‘That it shall bo BEC. 25, nat bert further en the duty ‘of said ‘lozistative assembly to maintain 3 svatem of fi schools for the eddeation of the youth cf eeid District, and all moneys raised by general taxation or arieing frou denatioas by Cou Breas, oF trem other eources, excep by bequ of devise, for xcheol purposes shail be appropr for the cual bevefitof all the youths of sald D: trict between certain to be defined by law. Sic. %. And teu furtarr enactet, Phat the said legislatis > assembly shall Lave power to provide for the appointment of as many jasiices of the peace and notaries public fer said District ae may be decwacd neceseary, to define their juriediction and prescribe their cuties; but justices of the peace qhall'aot li jurisdiction of any controversy in which the title of fond may be in dispute, or in which tle debt or sum claimed shall exceed one hundred dollars; Pyorr tit, however, Thet all justices of the peace aud notaries public vow ip commission shall continte in office till their present commiseions expire, uuless souner re we: recaut to existing laws. See. 2. And be of furtier enacted, That tho jn- dicial courts of said District shall re:nain as now organized autil abolished or changed by act of Com exten, (bak ‘such ‘legislative ‘sexmbly shall have wer to pass laws modifying the practice there:f, Rnd conferring such additional juriediction as nay be necessasy to the due execution aud euforceuicnt of the laws of said Diatri-t. : ec. 36. be +t further enacted, That there aball be sppointed by the Prosident of the Unfted States, by und with the advice aud consent uf the Senate. a board of ith tor said District, to con- sist of five perwns. whose duty it shall be to declare What sball be decmed auisances injurious to health Sud to provide for the removal thereof: tomake and enforce regulations to prevent domestic auimals from runnipg at large iu the cities of Washington d Georget wn: to prevent the sale of unwhole- some food in said cities, and to perform such other duties as ebali be imposed upon sald by the epee ¢ assembiy. And be ‘it further enacted, That the register of wilir. jor of and anties of hited States alturney aud United States for seid District shall remain as under laws till moditied by act of Congress. but said legisanve assembly shell have power to. im pore such additional duties upun sa.d officers. re- spectively, e# uiay be necessary tothe duc eutorce- ment of the laws of said District Ske 25. And be it Surther enacted, That the said legislative arsembiy shall have powcr to create, b) eneral Iw, modify, repeal, or amend within sai strict. corporations aggregate for religious, char- itable, educational, industrial, or commercial pur poxes, and to define their powers and liabilities: Pro- ded, That the powers of corporations so created 1 Be limited 10 the District of Colum! c. 2. And be it further enacted, That tho Iogis- iative assembly shall define by [nw who shall be en- titled to relief aa pagpers in said District. and shall provide by law forthe support aud maintenance of such papers, and fer that purpose suall ratse tho ry by taxation. ind be if Surther enartet, That the Jegislat've ansembly shall bay power to provide by Jw for the election oF, appointuent of stich mints terial cficers aa may be deemed necessary to carry into effect the laws of said District. 10 prescribe ie dati) their terme of oftice, atid tho rate and manner of tbeir compensation. Ske. 31. And ce tf furtier enacted, That the gov- crmor, secrevary and other officers to be appoiated PUrsuaDt to this ect, shall, before they act as sac! spectively, take and subscribe sn eath or affirm: judge of the supreme court of the District : Columbia, or some justice of, the peace in the limits of said District, duly authorized to ad minister osths or @ laws now in Terce thereln,or before the Ohiet Justice or sms as- Jussice of the Supreme Vonrt of the United States, to sappert, the Conmitution of btates. and faithiully to discharge the dat Teepective offices; which said oaths, when abail bo certified by the same shail have been shall be recetved and aODg executive cers in said disrict, before they act as such, shall pep chennai 3 8 like oath nog or mo “ t 1 VeFROF OF setretary, or some ‘OF jus- tice of the peace of the Disttict, who way be duly b ma) Cummission'd wad qualified, or betore the Obief Jus- tice of the Supreme Coal the Unit cove ot 'b or affirmation sha'l be dont , phe aS Shterward the iike oath of aifirmation shail’be taken, and subscribed. and in such man- ner and form as bylaw. BEC. 32. ae the er and dollars; recely ry the a yearly, ‘The first shall be hold at + and’be conducts a sure aaa 4 AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. DRY GOODs. mom jouse t “eaeriad uimtnaes o THIS AFTERNOON. @nNEY SAVED: sO preacri aw. LATIMER & CLEARY, A: Poe iaunber of legal voter = CURARY ,Anctionsrs, Belling of Winter Btock of ot 7 gives oc corner of ‘ave, cad Lith st, DRY GOODS meres 1b "awsof the Unit OF A THEERsroRY| pq..AT CREATLY BEDUCED Puions the Constita! allthe. “fable, shall i ;@00DS SUITASLE Fo: which are uot y Inspr, seed Distri-t of Con PHILADELPHIA ROW SPRING ASAD _ s => game force and effect within th “ai tates. 120 yards PLAID and STRIPED MUBLLN. @ . 35 J itfuriner enacted, * «TO ‘ to be appointed Pr the Preside, consent of the DePRT aL rom 0 ap om States. by and with the advice and ry virine BAPBANS sud DOYLI +g trom 75 conte 10 O65 pee S: nate, for the District of Colmnbdia, © r which 3 | deren of the provisions of any law now oxlsrin, “ad to give t i ™ ~ —_ pens to LINEN DIAPERS. TASL@ Security for moneys that way Reintricea “Pet | JY THOMAS THOMPSON, Anctionses: ——— story Brick Besidonen, | DAMASK. 00 ali otber White Goode, for disbursement, shail give euch secaritra f th. No. 305 Ninth ‘street, mI ements. situated on iith PMORY BAXTER, time and in such manner as the Secretary c door north of Pennsylvania avenue, Piette nd © streets, being YEepat | __1920 Peansy { the bonges tm Phil ‘ Me of the bonses fe adeiphia Bow, Teeaaury may prescribe re Bro. And be tt further 4, That m “| | CHANCERY SALE AEEPROVED BEAL ; balance ta 6ab4 ttmonths, | PRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION ebail be a valuation taken fn the t of Uolaa:ha PROP! a secured by a deed of trust. wi jee bearin < inter- of all real estate belongizs to the Uyited States fm pe prirthe of a decree of the Supreme Court of Sie 25% yaucing apd stamps at purchaser's cost, Gertes shede FOPLING Sue said Distriet. except th bite bulidings, ani the ¢ District of Columbia, of the Mth of Feb “ a ALPE LANGE® ond ALY =. ~ rourds which Bave | dicated to fhe public | . a TUT, 167s tm Chancery cause No. 1.2 1 o ALANGES and 2 ania. se AS parks apd squares. feast once in oe Th is which Catharine Dixon is, plain: ad Kine # AT - years, and return thereof gh: Pierce and others are defendants, ernor to the President cf Th “st public auctions in front of the prem Ni it he made by the gor e Sonate aud Speaker of Lt. a ADs meeitks LINENS. TABLE LINENS the House of Bepreseniatives on the first day of | g’ctocy Pei, M Marca 13eh. 1 LTD Ue, wevsion ‘of Congress held ‘after sucls valuation Silom gegund No.0. fo square Wo tes pee teil nce TT shall be taken. ard the aggregate of the valuation ct = aches, containing 2, 5 « ct private progerty in istrict, Whonever made Pin bcp ess, and improved by a small fe2s-* _ S08 Hh ot. -pposite Patent > ve by the anthoriy of the legistative assembly. shall | House, front’: '¢ on C seuth, between 3d and PER CENT. © be reporied to Congress by tho governor: Protest, | Sdetreete spat... ‘ 2 That all Yaluatiene of property Retonging to ths | “terms of mies «Re third of the purchase money in beats — Gaited States shall be, made by such per-uas athe | cash at the time o! suey, gn.tte balance tn nates of | fest front by i feet 6 lochs side | Lied coy > CLO T ous cretary of nierior sball appotnt, aud under th acer. H Nal isabic in ey, det 2, ie Cal #ubdi visio + ToO« or C00 045. such regulations as be shail prescribo. i monthe alter thee, with iutereet (eum the day | Square No. er ccagmaghed bygmen re Y 4 roe, bert further enacted, That there shatt | ef eaie, secured by adovd, {rust upon the property. | Lerms. $20) cash: balanes im 6 and 12 t be in the District of Cotombia a’ board of public | The purchaser to pay &.'% immediately alter the | notes boariug interest and sectred by a dent vi works. to consist of .the governor, who suall be Jows's aid complete the sale | trost om the prewiars. Stamps 4 Preeident of said board: Tour persons, ta be ap. | BuOper'y Pree ole erwisetho propsrts | Chaser. §20 down ou dar at ae » -— sf BARGAINS IS fointed by the “President of the United Staves, | tobe resid at the cost acd "Wk of the detaaiting | feaed é & WILLIAMS, Aucia DRY GooDs yond with the advice, and content of ths Senate. | purctiascr. the purchaser tn \"%z for stamps aud al —————— * | ang WHICH HAVE VET BEEN GrvER suath be NcAvil Gogineer, andthsorkers yareng. M- THOM PSON-( 7... — <= | And in addition to our late eetucth 0 id Teaidente of the District, having Saeteacenies Wo. Mat, Upp { Tra tees. TO-MORROW. DIcoU NT Or Tk ree CEnt OM ALE ueof ane!ector therem: one of <a! ard 2. ends ¢ —y me _— ie Be Bow TBR. m shell be a citizen and resident of Georgetown ani | -mbteoexts__Ti = BE LATIMER & CLEARY, Scctioucors, ALL OUTTO Gouda. one cf said board shal! be a citizen an: read jg oy RR LE pe npeey {Successors to Cooper & Latimer.) — the ‘county outside of the cities of oWask ‘No. $19, southeast corner of roe Bouthweet comer Penn. avenus and Lith street 2od9 areal marked in plain few spd Georgetown They shall hold office fur term of four years, unless sooner removed by oreme Court of have but one price to all, cu By virtue of decrees of the 0s w the A - amy heuseds os of this rare opportunity et Vrenident of the United Breton the boaee ct ont: Ge: District of Columba, of ghe 2th, of Tan ihe works shail bave entire control of wad rake aii | MEbtary. 171, and of Pobre Ft ASL gin Chan, Dm BOGAN @ WYLIE, regulations which they «hall deem necessary for keep Cory caus: 23), in whic ary : ~- DOL and 1020 Seven: eoriment of HOUSEROLD FURNIT © PRipa . intifs ad Alice V. Brodbc vk and Wiuiam ing in repair the strees, avenues, all of the city. and all other wer! trusted to their charge by the leg: Congress. They shall disburse upon their warrant all neneye appropriated by the Unitea States, or District of Columiia,or collected from proparty- Tsewers | al. are dd sewers az the on w Ast ¢ay ot Merch. 1871, Lot B 2 division of Syuare No. 165, frouting 3 north side of Ps street. between A and L streets beck are defsndants. I will «ell tm front ot remives, at pablic auction. at 4 2'clock, p. m-, which may bein ive assembly ture, vir Baircloth Parlor Furn Painted Chamber Furniture Three ply and Lngrain Carpets holders, i nance of law, and Isth streets, rand Husk Mattresses Gt streets: Breutiesealleyor and sewers, aia Taaty | ths, Lot_to.m twenty foo tier Bede, Bol-torwand Pillows — and stall sisces tu such’ manner ng | depth of <4 fect 2 inches, Walnut aud other abies Wen x rom, December 25.1409 sbali be prescribed, by law, upon tho prope story Brick House, with & pr Cane seat and other Chairs Trains detweon WASHING Bad to bespesistly boneitited by thee t tory back Duild’ag, being Hows No. Ware TON aod BAL TAMORE an By law acd mace by them, Fe ae ting on Pennsylvania avenee, between J otter Stover WASHINGOTUN soraple proportion of the cost of ‘ths improvement, | Vpnand Mth strects weet. 1 aces in notes qnisives, &c not exceeding one-third of such cost, which sum is: One-fourth casi ance tp ea thall be collected as ail other taxes are collec of the purchaser in equal instalments, acs, tws and COOPER & LATIMER Anc They shali meke all necessary regulations respec ing the const of private buildings in the Dis- irict o7 Colombia. subject to the supervision of tho legislative assemb) ‘All contracts made by ths {uree years trom day of sale, with interest trom the day of sate at the rate of ten per ceat.per ancam:, ay- able (1. ¢. futerest) quarter-yearly, with permission tothe purchaser to pay the whole’ of the parcans Y LATIMER @ ouga Le Aactoueets, coresore oer er 5) Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Lith #. FOB ALT Way STATIONS. : ch a Leave daily Senday. st 64d and 9 25 oe said board of public works shall be in writing. and | MORey af tis time of sale, of to pay his notes. oF [+4 SUPERION COLLROTION ©P O1t, nt | m. 3.00 and 6 o Shall be rigned Uy the partice making the same,and | #3 Re or more of them, st any tas before mate INOS AT PUBLIC ACTION ior principal War Biadonsburg, Boius a copy thercof shall be Aladin the office of the sac- | Es'v, Stee ie eute P end cocapiene alee “ale wah, | 02 FBtD!Y. and SATURDAY EVENINGS, | Fille, Laurel, Aupap lis Jonotion, and Kelay, Inave retary of the District: Sid seid bosed of public | iS Ris der ce cantee ao propeney ey! sod 4th. 1571, commencing at Yo clo a. i 3 pode} BE M. oxcept that = 00 p al! have no power to make ce 8 bo bin * erty | tem we istrict to tie payament of any anma of mony | t BG Fesold, at the ecat and risk Of the detwull.ne | nest cet Phe Se ee. - yy purchaser. purchaser to pay for stamps and except in pursuanes of appi Sil conveyancin Jaw, and not untii such appropriations shail have been mace. All contracts mi by said board in which any member of sald board shall be persovail tions ‘1 5 Fiations made by Washingtos Of Ol Paintings ever offered is N. B —Tihose Paintings have boon Bctected with great care oad jadawoot,and are raid t» be of a enperior clas: will be on ealibitic 0. th. mops at ‘Anuapobe M. THOMPSON . Trustes, stops a» during the GREEN «& WiLLIAMS. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, No. 319, southeast cornerof 7th and D streets. NNaPouts etercated shall he sold, and no” payment ‘shall fel? eokas {Bepublican| — Awotioneers. the Ast inate t caeritiene: pg mea apa oped 4119p m Be e made thereon trict gr any officers a . erm cash. 3 eARr, mpe t eto: st Monday in Novem: | ,,& PAE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN | fir unis Ructioumets SUNDAY. tar, thes" shall suomit toeechbrancs | {# WEDNESL AY. the Sth day of afare, A.D. | __Anc eo pnUNO AY. of the lezlslauive ass udiy a report of their trans. a tate SS Sor 8 actions during e prece ear, an jo farn o S| + - neers, duplicates of tiie some tothe governer,to bets bie | _mntd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts._ B Kew Marble AY STATIC ew before the President ot the United Siates tor Bos. 900 and 962, 8. usmireion to the two Houses of Congress; and and 3.09 pom RTS OF THE WEST. shail be paid the sum of two thousand five hunared er B> virtue of two deeds of trust. one 4 xcept Sunday, at 6.43 8 mand raeach auyuAly VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE p> eguknae ‘Nconaia'tn kines Be Se oe cihcers herein, provided tor, Shag Shales sh: | ERONTING ON ave STERET WEST Dm | Towels: Son acd Ho: Ob Tele ae at we Peinted, by the President, by’ ‘and with the ad | AYENCE. VEAL OTION ee LOSE | land records of Wasmngton county, D. C..umd ‘by ¥ice and consent of the Senate,sha'l be paid by the United Stetes by appropriations to be made by law as hereinbefore provided; and all other officers of direction of che parties eecured thereby, tho wader. signed Trostece Will weil, at public acctiou, cv tie remises, ob FRIDAY, the 47th day Un FUBSDAY.the 7th day of March, inst., and pulpts between Relay Hoare t J o'clock pm’, we shall sell, ov the prom, ond Ftrasbure. leave at 3.00 cot & House wath Strasburg and Winchester sete" Mar ° No 9, in squarenorth ot Saaare | Poet to clock, tof lot © . eaid District vrovided fur by thi act shall be pard of front and depth to an alley 0, aN, beptaning cn Rk cues eee ee | - ron 4 h e 10. om be. e Z a a Ui tue District Provide Phat mo salary hailbe Wii hs good frame dwelling houge, being house Np. | inches rsa tee svat weet Cormor of apid lat and | Washinsuon Decdion Tiete Oboe ns oh hase 8 2S Ree ae cipedgition {a hie salary aa eoveru st, | ‘Terinz. ‘Une-haif cash; balance in 6. 12 and 73 | Tanning thence aid lot; thence east 99 fect t ncaa | “Ror Bew York. Philadetphia and B. eet tee ae ptf poem pr - montie, For siete Soarieg interest, atd secured bra | to the northeast corner of said tot; thence south 13 | versieement of = ‘Terouge Line a on © works re a cre deea cf trust on the premises. copveyancing | feet 9 inches; and thence west to the begu Md board of pubtic | rust f puing, 3. . WHL.s0M Bhc te. dd be. A) Fanthew ae tet, Toa * oa rerene ctamup at the cost of purchaser. $5) } wih the ix:provemens thereun, being on Sth street. Master of Tra: ~~ eny ciection hereafter beld in Lot ween P and Q street mid (Bey | GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Ua COLE. General Ticket Agent On anall knowingly peromaets Wik ‘Terms of sale: One-third cagh ($50 of whi z BKUORT? Gulag t, Wasuingion. fatt ee eRe Ney Vit ahh aoa! | PRY GREEN § WILLIAMS, asctionesrs eis at oper. or the proneray wile ima Mame ican or votessite then Gute bi tis ees No. $19 Boatheast corner ck 7th and D atrests. | ‘Torese frum the dey ofeale,tor whien the perchaer | BEEWEEN WASHINGTON, for auy candidate for the same office, or v TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE THRE pelea eats given and deed of trat PHILADELPHIA AND NEW TORK, place where he may not Lo entitled to ¥ ste, oF Sa Ree PRICK DWELLING HOUSI: ON RE ey ee ae ee - derece EIR TOs.Jan- 3. 1579—noon. withert har «lawful rigt jo vote, or aay an chy | 8B) 7 : " ~ reine het - a inwfal act to sree a rigutor opportualy to vow | BERETS SOUTHEASTS OLS D ABD © | ibe iene to resell at bas ruak and cot afiar ve fw YOmA ar TON and SEW YURK for himeelf cr any other person, or by force. rumes m, vir eek Naw ¥: menace cr intimidation, bribery, re or promise thereot, or otherwise uni; a oF werrhow! name af car of be days public motice in some newspaper iu said ce PB Ss oT Sted ha tnrine, an | Ail adap cooveyaueiog aad Fototdlag att par ia biber 623, folio 141, by direction of the | Sha*er's cost. r Sundey) at 500 am. 1846 vent ony guslified voter of the. D arty secured thereby. 1 will sell, at public at FEB. VOOR ABD.| Trustecs undor ™ , Yun bia from f fn the premises, on TILCMSDAY. the 91 JOBN T. GIVER, Ast deed trast FOB PRILADELPAL treze, or. by Mareh. at 4 0 clock p. m.,lot lettered Din ( FW JONES, Trestees under xcept Sunday) at © mts se to « lorinduce | subdivision of square pombered 924, imp: bra JOSEPH B. EDSON, { 24 dood trust * such mew acy chicer of any | THREE STORY BRICK DWLLLING HO SE, fe? Ww. oN SUNDAY id District to receive a vote from a Terns: One-iilrd cash, balance ia six aud .welve La jew Vurk at 9.00 p.m.aad Philadel ly qualified or entitied to vote, anner with any Cflicer of said sect bis daties; or by any un induce any office electic apen notes s-cured by deed of trust on che m perty ring interest. @ne handred dollars wo when the property is struck otf Btamps ar + phis at doa) Sleoging cars for New York oo 9 pm trate only Through tickets to Philsaelphi York or B*™ WA. iL. WAL New Martie Buildice. South corner Sth strovt and Peaveyivauia a or officer conveyaucing at purchaser # co: Lf the tern $ . = uf Borton oan be bad at the Station Office stall bows isto age aomuceor declare | pot complied with within five days.ths trageore, | TEUSURES SALE OF A DESIRABLE Back | Berton oa tctany suclielectigh cr give ou make any | serves the tight t repel a pare hase se By vicineof three desds of tract. dated March | 4 De Baltimore and Ohio & viroad edvertisement Cament,or evideuce it relatin : : es i jor jo between Washington, Baltimore fase oF return to comply with Lis di nihbtd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctions BB sie Sister a Sune 9, Uo ond ee Bapolis and the Weet ae = a. 2b WiLoon. ‘astor ol Transpor!aton. L.& OOLB, General Tiket Agont GO. 5 KOONTZ, Agent. Wa: or apy Foguiating the same; or ingly ‘and willfmily rece by eon not entitled to v corded, respectively. in Livers K. folios 43, &c\; T- and B., No 9, folios and B., . folios 175, &e , of the be Washington county, tn the’ District from Georce W. Havptman and wi # zued. trosters of the First Ward B B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, $17 Southeast corner of 7th and D sts. TBADE SALE OF BOF CROUKERY, FURMITUR aT AL ctios = 8* coun: Tr, person, or Je a crime, or to omit precure, cer tod cer to d crime Up SATURDAY. the 4ib day of March, | ton, and at the request in writiag of the treasurer Each iaite ts prmeaan te Ware, Cusisting ot Bowls sud Pitchers | M4cccckp.m. allenstioe of geuol seus in | CEES NEW Cre ye: the city of seventeen, (17 nive, (282 gton, D.O., known a» part t in square two hnndred ud cighty- inning tor the same at the southeast corper of jot,amd running theace west furty- eigbt feet eight inches; thence nerth sixty feet. to the line of porth @ strect; thence east three fact thence soush thirty-five fect; thence east forty five feet eight inches, to the line of west 12th stroot, are Disbes, Bowls, Cups and Saucers, Govered bes. &c,, to which we call the attention of deal ALsey Ore new Pockaway and No-top Baggy, Four Black Waluut Chaniber Suitsratl completa, Four bandsome Su ipe avd Plain Bep Parlor Set: Marble-top Tables, Whutuot, Hat Trees and Side ¥ United Steies potent jurisdiction. and wa cor viction thereot shall. b ceeding five bundre for a term not exce discretion of the co wunished by a fine uote dollars, or by imnrisonnent ng three years. or both, in the + Sud shalt pay the cosis of prosecu a Sec. 4. Amd be et further enacted, That the charters of the cities of Washington and George tewp shall te repenled on and after the a euee ache SIRES = Si ceeieal te eee anets ak eee 7 . wo all ORE call Cate nah, | Waswuaades Uctitee Beasaeie kateeer mea DuSiung on the west side of ith street wentynearG | NOTELNG- SUCCEEDS the levy court of the Diss | Mattresses Terme ofeale: One-third cash, (of which t i offices counected thi ‘Tev roils of pew Lugrain Carpot, and 160) yards of |. Terma of sale: ir 2 (0 ich two SAK, chall be abelianed om aud aiter seit tee aes Tassels. iugtain and other Carpets, Ullcioths, | dred dollars will be required at time of wale.) aud Palance in six and tweive months, with luterest, so cured onthe property sold. If these terms ars not complied with in five days after sais, the trustee: reserve the right to resell at the cost of tne defealt ing purchaser, after five dave’ public notics. All copveyaucaug nics helen of the purcha- er. : : BaMORL V_NILRS,{ TFartoos feiz W. L. WALL & O00 . Accts. EN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncer B* =e. 319, southeast corner 7th and D ets CHANCERY SALE OF IMPBOVED BEAL ESTATE ON THB SOUTH SIDE OF L STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 97u AND lore BIeEere WEsT. of June, A. D. cigi hteen heudred and seventy- one; but’ sil laws and ordinances of sald respective:y, and of said levy ceurt, not incousis with thisact, shall remain in full forces cnt as mod fied yr repealed by Congress or the legislative assembly Of said District; that portion of said Di. trict included wi in the present iimits of the city of Warhingteon sball continue to be known the city of Wa-hington, and that portion of said Dis talct included within the limits of the city of Georgetown shall continue to be known as the city col Georgetown; and the legisiative assembly shell have power to levy a special tax upon pro erty eX copt the property of goverpment of uited States, within the city of Washington for the payment of the ts city; and upon ing, &e. % LIKE SUCC ECB EN & WILLIAMS, Auots, ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors, ‘Scuthenst corner of Seventh and D streets, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUPE ON COLFAX STREBT. BETWEE FOUBTEKST ABD FINTREATH STE! NOBTHW EST. ‘By virtue of a deed of trust. dated February 2. sud duly recorded im, Liber Bo 619 folio one 6 or 0 unty,in the District of Columbia. I shail self, the prehulees, ca SATUMDAY. the ISthday of Fob. . ve reary, A. D. 3871, at 5 o'clock p. m.,all that certain virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ALREADY SOLD! BroPerey sexe Bt ae eee a piece or 1 of ground situate in thecity of Wash- of the District ot Golambia, sitting in equity, of the city of Georgetown, for the payment of | ington, D. €.. being my nine, (29,) in im the cause of Uni ot al. va. Culverlwelt etal ‘No.2 Ws, a Doce Iss the enter signed Trustee will sell, iu fi of sivare one pundred andguinety- tained within the following motes the debts of said city; aud upon property, except the property of tho " governmentof tie United Staten, mt of the premises, on 5 a =) Within aid District not ineluded within the limits | Commencing at the northwest corner of said lot | SATUBDAY, the 4th day of Marck, A D. Il. at AND. STILL SELLING Of eitber of said cities to pay any debts owing by | twenty-uin: thence cast fifteen (15) feet thrve | 4 o'clock p.in., that part of Lot 3, Square 370, be- that portion of said District: Preri/ef, That the | (3) inches, thence south ninety seven eteleven | giuming at a point forty-one tect’ west trom’ th chorterscf said cities severally, and the pow (11) inches to an alley, thence west by ny fit. said levy court, shall be continued for the follo teen (15) feet thres (3) inches to west line of said lot purpoees. to weit. For the collection of ail acs of twenty nine. 2%.) then: nerth by said Line to place o ue the eaid cities. respectively, or to eal ibs. levy Court: for the enforcemaut of all contracts |. Tertue: Out-third cash: balance in 6 and I2months, wade by aiid cities, respectively. or by said levy | for notes bearing interest, and secured by » deed of court, and it taxes, heretofore assessed. remaining | ttuston the premises. All conveyancing aud reve- unpaid, for the collection of all ast claima against | Duc stamps at the cost of the purchaser. down, said cities, reapectively, or aa: at said levy court; BA ey a sala cities, ceopectively, oh ageinas aid’ lary ence: | tcereserven the, Fiswt. to resell the peostey es tio risk and cost of the defaulting purchassr, by aiver- lising three times in sume newspaper published in Washington city, 4 of borthweet corner of lot mt mbered eight. on L treet north, and cunning thence souvh 140 feet 7 inches: thence’ north and west 1) feet 6% inches, to inter: sect @ line drawn south from the northwest corner of said lot three (3) 106 feet: (with said tio reversed) north 105 feet, thence east 19 feet, to place of pinning. ‘Terms: One-third cash, (of which $10) dows on day of sale;) valance ta'six and twolve month-, bearing interest at W per cent. Title retained until payment in tall of purchase moncy Stamps aud couveyancing ®t purchaser's cost If the terms of sale are not cumpplied with in five days from sale, property will be resolé on seven EVERY DAY, at said citi cepectite Or against ti the affairs of sald cities, res waid levy court, shall have been fully closed: and mo aut in favor Of or sgainet sail corporations, or HUNTINGTON. bate by reaso the GEORGE H. PLANT, Trus! Ment, at risk and cost of det. ct, but the same shall be prosecuted co finer | fold d ‘GREEN & WILLIAME, Accis WASH BOLL 20 MINUTES DISTANT! adgment as ff this act bad not been passed. iNeicdl. And be (tfwither exacted, ‘Fast there ahall be no election boiden for mayor or members of the common counell of the city o1 Georgetown prior to the frat day of Sune iyhteon buindred aud wovcaty- one, but the nb Mayor at common council of sald city shalt hold. thelr offices antil ead first d of June neat. No taxes for general purposes shall hereafter be assessed by the municipal authorities of the cities of Washington or Georgetown, or by fe 23-eoads 87, THE ABOVE BALK 18 POSTPONED U til SATUBDAY, March 4, at the same hour place. GEO. H. PUANT. Trusteo. mid-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts, GBEEN & WIBLIAMS. Auctioneer: F ab southeast corner of Teh aod D streste, ) G*®. a. OXSTES, os as FINEST GRADES BUTTER, wits SUBCTION OF BALLWAIS THER. EB STORY BRICK HOUS' se THB ‘TWO-BTOBY BACK BUILDING, T' HAs, wr fea of the citleaol Wasitonten ae3 C cept wauk. | FUNK CBLUABS, ALL MUDKEN Lub District of Oslumbia be, and is hereby. declared be the successor of corporations, and the property ci said corporations, aad ot the county of Washington, shall ested in the said District of Columbin. and all : ties, costs and forfeitures, which are now Dy lew meds payable to sald ci hall be paid to said Districr ot Colas rr t.. to at a: vise cod th Stes compensation Sf the Soputy clon Pod bailide ef sail police court, and of the mare rere z Ps] and to the ment of the neces- py fy Fae maid. shall be pata {ato th Steasury of ‘i ppreved. Wobraary 31, it SECURES A HOME ar «THE HIGHLANDS,” MIGHT WINUTES’ FEOM CENTEE OF THD 4ND THEMOST DELIGHTFUL SPOT FOR AKESIVENGE AROUND WASHINGTON. RAILWAY DEPOT UPON THE GROURD. CALL AND GET mar @1VING FULL RAT a CALL ABD ont BAR 45D PAMPHLET. o10 F OTREBT, OPPOSITE PATBUT OFFICE. ©. 3.CREEOY & CO., GRPOSITE POST OFTIOR. =