Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1871, Page 4

_ EVEN MONDAY..... +++, August 2 LOCAL NEWS. Sanitary Measures. MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. Undrained Lots—Night Soil and Garboge—S:reet Clean dc. A meeting of the Board of Health was heldon Saturday evening, at which an ordinance re- lating to unimproved property, prepared by Dr. Verdi, was adopted. [It declares all lots on which there are pools of staguant water or marsby land, caused by defective drainage, to de nuisances, and provides that if, after suitable notice frem the health officer of this board to the owners, or agents of any lot or lots, contain- ing the nuisances described, they shall refase to abate the same, it shall be the duty of this board to remove the ‘nuisance, and to assess the cost thereof on the lot, or lots, upon which said nuisance may exist} THE GEORGETOWN POWDER MAGAZINEY Dr. Cox reported having inspected the powder magazine above Georgetown, and found, from its general appearances, that it was not so dangerous to life as had been represented. He suggested that the entire board should visit and examine the place. Dr. Bliss was added to the ©ommittee, (the president and health officer, and they were instructed to further examine the Premises, and report to the board. THE POUND Law. Mr. Marbury reported in reference to the se- lection ot a magistrate to examine cases growing out of the enforcement of the pound law; that e Harper was recommended as a suitable ut it was not advisable for the board to designation, as all justices were com. t to iry civil cases, and where ascaulis ¢ would necessarily go to the Poli The board this view. for the purpose of r aba: nd remove the nui garbage. THE STREET CLEANIN Dr. Verdi stated that when h the cuty of having the streets purified and cleaned, he bad hired ten men tor each district, with one cart foreach ten men. a di charged fifty men last week, and had a further reduction. The streets €lean and in-good sanitary condition, and Ger Balloch had requested him to continue the work, as he had enough to do with the work of repairing the streets. He would have the force Terineed this week to fifty men. There was Bow about $9,000 due the men, which would have to be |, and he considered this work ee now be taken up by the Board of Public orks. Several members spoke of the thorough man- ner in which the work is being done. The president was directed to confer with the Board of Pubic Works in relation to taking up this work and paying for what had been done. TRE NIGHT SOIL NUISANCE. ¥ Dr. Bliss moved that the health officer be in- structed to apply to owners of property outside the city limits (or the use of a place upon which to depésit night-soil; adopted. T. Marbury o! a resolution, which was adopted, requesting the health officer to suspend | all work on the streets for the present. . Bliss, offered a resolution, which was } adopted, instructing the health officer to select Proper locations outside the city limits for de- | Poesiting the night soil, and there cause proper pits to be dug for its deposit, and instruct the Scavenger to deposit it in said pits and immedi- ™M ately cover the same with earth. This resoln- | W: tion to be in force until the system of earth clos- ets adopted by the Board is fally established. THE LABORER IS WORTHY OF HIS HIRE. Dr. Cox suggested the necessity of making ar- rangements to anticipate the appropriations in exder to pay the laborers employed in cleansing tpn the streets and alleys of the city. far erdi stated that he had anticipated that so to speak to Governor Cooke on the sub- Ject, who had made some suggestions to him in Felation to how it could be accomplished. The President, Mr. Marbury, and Dr. Verdi were authorized w negotiate ap advance for that purpeee, 5 YELLOW PETER, ETC. Dr. Verdi stated that the yellow fever has broken out, as an epidemic, in Charleston, S.C., and as our city is exposed to the introduction of that and other diseases by vessels arriving from the Southern coast, and as no adequate quaran- tine law exists in this city to meet any emergency, he therefore moved that the —_ appoint a committee to inquire what disposition has been made by the Legislature of the District of the juarantine bill introduced by. this board, and that in care the Legislature has failed ie pass | said bill, or any bill having in view the preven- | tion of the introduction and spreading of infec tious or contagious diseases, said committee draft a series of rules and regulations to prevent the introduction of infectious diseases from this or any other country, and report the same at the next meeting of this board. After some discussion, the Health Officer was directed to examine and report on the subject. Tre Prorosep Gnanp REGATTA oy THE Potomac—A convention of the several boat | clubs of this District met on Saturday night last at the Dickson House, for the purpose of arrang- ing the preliminaries for the grand regatta to come off this fall. The Analostan, Potomac, Arlington, and Washington clubs were repre- | sented. Mr. M.A. Tappan was elected chair- man, and Mr. J. W. Pearson, secretary. The conclusions arrived at were that the race should be made up of amateurs, and that no profes- sional oarsmen be admitted; and a committee was chosen to decide upon a location and report at a future meeting. The time set for the re- fatta is atout the middie of October next, with provision that smooth water be chosen. ‘There will be a four-cared shell race, with four entries, a six-oared gig race, with three entries; a lap.streak gig race, and a single scull race for the first time on the Potomac. To prevent delay | it is agreed that any boat not in line within fir- | teen minutes after the appointed time shall be Fuledout. Two judges will be selected by each celeb, and they will appoint a referee, who will | act as starter. The course will be measured by | @ member of the United States Coast Survey, | and fully veritied. The convention determined that, to prevent fou's of any kind, each boat should be compelled to turn its own stake-boat | selected by lot before the race, and that no | steamer or other boat should be allowed to fol- low the race. It was determined that prizes of fings and medals shall be awarded the successful | beats. | ‘oi Tne Work ow Szventa to the strictures t= STAR in regard to the manner in which the work of excavating on | south 7th street is being dene, the contractor | States to us that he does not propose to seli the | sand and gravel, and has refused repeated offers for it, but that he is reserving it to be replaced | upon the sireet. He further says that the depth | of the cutting for the sewers (trom 16 to 18 fet) has mae it necessary to pile the earth upon the sidewaiks, but that now that the running of the | street cars has been suspended, the earth, or a portion of it, ean be piled upon the street. further states that he rts upon the walks to remove this earth only when asked by the property-holders anxious to be | ow that the street-car travel the work of grading fs being =T.—Inanswer | ved of has Neen suspe pushed on 3 from 500 to 600 men being employed, and the cars will be able to ran again | im about ten days. The mistake seems to have been. we take it, in undertaking to run the cars while the grading and sewering of the street was in progress. The work, however, is cer- tainly going rapidly ahead now, and the railroad company show disposition to accom- modate the pi providing comfortable omnibuses to convey passengers from the point | where the cars stop (at B street south) to the Fiver, —._»§_ If 18 ASTONISHING to see how rapidly the custom of wearing tortoise shell jewelry hasbeen | It isonly a few months since the | established. first specimens were introduced, and now it is presented in real and imitation shells in all the varied styles of bands, bracelets, opera aud chatelaine chains and lockets, and in full sets of at beauty, all of which can be seen at Mr. Pree emporium, No. 457 Pennsylvania ave- Bue, near Four-and-a-half street. Mr. Pri; also keeps all the novelties in jet, rubber, an creide, and has established for himself a’ most enviable share of patronage for his exquisite French gilt jewelry and Alaska diamonds, set in oroide and gold, which outrival! the real gems in their luster and brilliancy. ——- LAPAYETTE Sqvare ImPnoven.—Gen. Bab- cock, Superintendent of Public Buildi and Grounds, is having the footwalks in Lafayette Square reconstructed. walks. it is well known, have been very wet and muddy in rainy weather owing to there no drainage, and in the improvements now being made a mm of drainage is to be effected by means of h tile pipe, which will carry off all the water from this square. The walks are to be relaid with a concrete foundation and fresh grave! rolled in, | which, it is thought, will be fully equal to the asphaltum in respect to smoothness and dura- billty. aad ies Ax IMPROVEMENT ON THE AveNUE.—Mr. George C. Cornwall is ha: constructed a new store for the American Tea Company on Penn sylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s hotel, five | stories with basement, running back 116 feet. He pi to fill up the pavement in front to a level with the new grade of Pennsylvania ave. nue, which it is presamed will force the property holders on gach side to raise their by to the grade or build areas. Mr. Jobn King, car- nter,is the contractor for the work, and Mr. San A. Foos does the brick work. When finished Mr. Cornwall will remove his stock of goods from the tea store into the new building. Love or Frxery brincs 4 Yorre Womamx tos Pouce CxLt.—A young woman named Arn Robir<on was arrested yesterday MeDev itt, charged with the robbery of the house of C. Spotswood, in South a anington, on the 18th instant. A quantity of jewelry and some twenty-five dresses were stolen. After her arrest her room was searched and some of the Jewelry found. She was locked up. RK. “i undertaken | 4: | (ver | W. | its money value, | as these mementoes of | are to be the future he: by detec- | and Gatto and Klotz, adjutants; | by four horses, carriage, drawn by four-horses, containing Mr, S. Wolf, President of the W. 8. V.. and Gen, Blomenberg, of the Baltimore sociation; carriage, containing Capt. Kline, of the West Baltimore Schuetzen; carriages, with the re- ception committee, decoration Committee, di- | rectors. &c. | _ Second Division.—Otto Ducker, of Baltimore, marshal and stai¥, with colors; Winter’s Band, of Baltimore; carriages, containing the Baliumore 4 other visitors. Third Dirision.—Benzler, marshal; Gibanner, C ides; Slagel, ee Keefer, color bear- ers; Voight and Juvenal, aides; Donch’s Wash- ington band, on acar; Vice Presidents Engels and Elbring, in barouche; car of Triumph, with Goddess of Germania on a throne, and four sailor = at the corners. This car was in charge of Messrs. Johnson and Halstin, and was beautifully decorated with the coats of arms of the States of the North German Confederation, wagon, drawn containing the’ Marine’ Band; 2 Fo — were each — sand evergreens, am procession pre- sented a fine appearance after it commenced to m6 ve at about 10 o'clock. The route of the procession war ag tocitene avenue and Indiana averue, to 3d street, to Pennsylvania avenue, to the Capitol gate, coun- termarching to th street, to F, tothe President's House, thence down the avenue to 7th street, and trom thence to the Park. DECORATIONS. Along the route the following decorated :—Beck’s and ‘The Court,” Louisiana avenue; Platz’s, G. H. Walker's, Muiller’s, Hughes’, A. Koch's, Green & Williams’, Rup- 's, Helmus’, Any Pratt's, Kneesi’s, places were son’s Mrs. Kroeger’s, muth's. Lerch’s, Dittrich’s, Sel lich’s, ee Xander’s, Kandler abl's, Fricker & Boegholtz’s, Rud Pfeiffer’s, Shuster’s, H. K Kaffe Haus Kircher, Stone’s Clinton profusely,) Abner’s Park, gud To! ‘s At the last-named place, Mr. Sullivan, the clerk, had an immense wooden cannon mounted on the roof of the office, from which he fired several shots. A number of bouquets and wreaths were handed to those in the procession as it moved through the streets. AT THE PARK. The head of the line reached the gate of the park a little before noon, and as the carriages entered a salute was fired from a field piece on the open ground west of the park. The com- pany alighted at the pavillion, where a fine re- past was spread, and on order being called Mr. A. Eberly, on behalf of the reception committee, and referred to such re- unions as being calculated to soften the feelings of man toward man, in conclusion introducing President Wolf, who was standing between Capt. Kline and Gen. Blumenburg, of the visit- ing associations, and said, pointing to the tables, that the warmest remark he could make was “THE SOUP IS WAITING!” Taking this hint, the company took seats, and soon did full justice to the viands. Sek och’s, G. Dilli’s, the House, briner’: welcomed the visitors Capt. Kline, of the West Baltimore zen, expressed the gratification of himself and associates at the hearty reception they had met at the hands of the W.S. V., and promised to return the compliment at the first Srportanity. and proposed three cheers for the W. S. V.. which were given. Gen. Blumenberg addressed the company in German, referring to the friendly feelings exist- ing between the Baltimore and Washington Schuetzen, and expressed the hope that the ties of friendship between them may last for years to come, and after —- the following ‘reso. lutions, presented the m referred to, to them. Schuetzen Park, Baltimore Schuetzen Association. The crown of merit to the deserving. Whereas, the Washington Schue.zen Verein has on all oceasions, and at all times, evinced .owards the Baltimore Schuetzeu Gesellschaft a spirit of true frientship and brotherly esieem, and, whereas, the Baltimore Schuetzen Gesell- scatt is desirous that such a feeling shail in iu- ture exist between the two sister societies named, and whereas, it is meet and proper that someevi- dence should be given to commemorate the sen- timen*s we entertain toward the Washington Schuetzen Verien: Therefore, be it Resolved, That a memorial medal be ed to the Washington Schuetzen V Dlemace of our unity and that shall be our duty to foster at all the iwo societies. And be it further Resolved, That a copy of the resolution, pro- perly attested, be iransmitted to the Washington Schuetzen Verein. Leorotp BLUMENBURG, President. F. Requannr, Secretary. Baltimore, August 26, 1871. The medal was pinned to Mr.Wolf’s coat, and is intended to be worn by the presidents of the V._ It is over two inches in diameter, and is shaped, having in relief, surrounded by an oak wreath with acorns, a figure represent- ing the Watch on the Rhine, and was made by Mr. John Frederich, of Baltimore, at a cost of S100. President Wolf _responded, feelingly alluding to the previous happy reunionsof the sehuetzen, and he received the as a memento of the love ef ene association for the other, and they would value it more as a connecting link in the chain of friendship which binds them than for for gold and diamonds perish. ‘Though distance separated them when at their homes, yet they were near and dear to each other. He hoped that each association felt that they had been benefitted by these reunions, and vemy 9 served to strengthen the chain of friendship, that other as- sociations would emulate them, being convinced that such occasions as this hada good effect on the communities of which they were members. Three times cheers were given, and the tables were soon vacated, the shooting com- mencing almesi instantly.’ Other amusements were also in order Leseebor 2 the afternoon, nt Verien, em- irit which it becween The New District ‘The Morrison buildings, on 45 street. which uarters of the District overnment, are nearly ready for occupancy. ¢ five-story fire-proof building in the rear topped out, and the workmen are now plaster- ing the rooms. Not a piece of wood is used in he material from the fegndation upwards, and the space is ae for all the books and papers of the different dey The two front houses are all furnished for offices. Gen. Balloch, Superintendent of Streets, has moved into his quarters in the south house, and Mr. Wi. A. Cook, the District ney; taken possession of the north house secot front room, directly over the Re; "s The Water Registrar's office will reoms of the south house. work, | various branches, has been done, and | by Mr. James G. Naylor, eneral’ superintendence t will be » in well done, ie A wi in front; and present a ly handsome appearance. ——-—__—_ ‘THE Pic-nic at Silver Hill Post Office for the of St. I; Chi to- benefit jurch, ve. offer many induce- | mottow st Gon cfoloets, .. ments to those spend a day be in attendance ing ¥- liquors cannot be surp: ——-___ Homay Harn.— Charles Baum, 408 7th | street, is mow making a specialty of human hair in switches, curls and chatelaines, and while his articles are of the best » his prices will be ust brou, Int to this cite facies ¢ . one | ever ‘exhibited here, and worthy the tion of the ladies. ee | Capt. STAcKroLs has established a orsnibusses to run from the corner of 6th , and Pennsylvania avenue to the steamer | and connect with that boat tor her regular tri | ¢oand from Mount Vernon, His supply assed. _ g i if a CTA! E GOVERNOR AND SEORE. | road Company te too A ; a 30 Condensed Locals. GEORGETOWN. | PACT AL. NGPESE fue Bier gt etmin oat pete pecrare ior ns supesrirucure; bow, hee es Something that we needed—the rain. ON OF ACT OF | Bissicn to the J “ES Baas enacted, That, proviiled that this en ennrentara Phecmesrann |i Ganiaesnhesen he Lame boner | Me, Ononer W. Bante wets op inset | OPERA LOU ANE £07 0% | Reale dads Siewa de Leetac | ES, odes. soveet het pretpetc tomdag, (Sunday. hperntiednme a gr Sere August 19, 1271. 4 An act levsings tax for the election, amd shall revs LEPOSING PROCESSION. A religious rove be been in progress for a | be recommends Mr. C. S$. Ramsburg to suececd HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS LN THE He aie An get levying © tax for tbe parm Sh Sects, sak chall rewcit aes week past at the Foundry M. E. Church him as Collector of Taxes in Georgetown, and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Se ees ek ede At rach lect: a | Welcome to the Yo emai Visitors Gov. Cooke left for Phi iphia on Saturday | says: ay thus =e intextece or this ts the AN Act fixing Se. ot hae Se the District of Columbia. by an ct eutithed mact shall receive gnction of the Com and rs. evening and wi'l return this evening. vernor in his perogative; e ons eile iy of the | suthorizing the Distsiet of C: iin eal Diotriet | Soa hots bench bol to cubecribe, bn tun ee | Mr. Geor, a at has bought out S. P. | last thing I would think of dot even if I Be vt enacted by the Legtsiatwre Asse for special provements and re ire in and he rel pried | the The sixth annual Schuetzen festeofthe Wash- | prown's Interest in the steamer iy of thé | posed I had such influence, as { think he is fully therein shail’ he herd on the fourth: Wedmeeday. of or the’ payment cf the interest sat shall ext | Ste Fichooevned Pane tsk Spans, 8 | ingion Schuetzen Verein commenced to-day, | Lake. competent to discharge all his duties.” November of exch year. Seals accrue Unpecn, nd ealputiting the act eith vont Sore og yom on et and was opened with a grand ;, At day | “A man named Daniel Steclyard on Satarday | Tar Mits Acatw ar Wonk The wateris Src. 2 And be #1 Furiner onacted, That whereas an | D& pdr peg hn ae g eg by ition shat breek a talnte was fired at the park,on 7th | yact, ‘while pursuing a runaway team on Capitol | considerable higher than usual in the canal this | emergency existe for the immediate taking effect. of Brovement bunds, toa vote of the peoplgat a general } Le inde, aatistacters ee shall be furnished to sireet, ang at 8% o'clock the reception commit- | Fil} fell from exhaustion and died almost im- morning, owingto the rain of ry this act, it is hereby declared to be in force from and | Broysment low the Board of Public Work: such rubscripthn tee, Mr. Startey » Tepaired to the | mediately. mills along the canal comme: running in | after its approval by a eres HULSE, XECUTIVE OFFICE, un H wilt be aaeveae for the rpese of completing the depot, where, in a few moments, they had the | ™A contractor named J. C. Stockbridge was | as usual f is morning, and the Speaker of the House of Delegates, Kosice ts Aoveky eee tea ee ane eka: | SARE Chena maid Board test tee eee eee asinine Gommitted to jail by Justice . RK. Smith on | they will now be allowed to continue without in- TLLIAM STICKNEY election in the District of Columbin, which be | serited shall be falthtully anecal sy seen he, ond sor pikoah. -Saieaine Sadie Saturday last for contempt of court, but was | terruptio President of the Council. | fig on the fourth, Wed of November.1S1, | that said work will be competed withis the thas and other places. Among the visitors were Gen. | released on a writ of habeas corpus issued by| MEacHANT’s ExcHancr.—6,800 bushels of Approved, August 19, 1571. (being the twenty-second day of that month.) the | necessary to avall of sald gharautce of the Peasant” ayy sgn to ger gg peg ol | dudge Wylie. wheat were offered on 'Ch: this morning. HD. COOKE, Governor. anaism | Actof ube Legisiat ive Assembly of the District afore, yania Central Railroad Comeang: i d precited zen, Capt. Kline, president of the West Balti- | * ‘Wooden shelters are being raised at the en-| The sales werees fellons. oan ashels, at $1.40; said approv 19th, 1571, entitled * An further, That said road shall more srsociation, Otto Ducker, chief marshal of | trance to Prospect Park, Brooklyn, for the ac. | 450 at S145, M05 at ot oh and eee ee ieot ae OTICR BY THE GOVERNOR AND SECRE- | inv ing a tas for Payment of the imterert ae it | sce, prin om the. Potemac rivcr the Baltimore association, and numerous others. commodation of eople waiting for the cars. REcEirts oy Grary—Hartley & Brother ee the Distries o ee 7. a * a 2 See on for a ion fotere, yu said Several accompanied the Bi 2 | This is eminently practical. We want just such | have received 900 bushels of <n their or roval. of an act of ‘the | lumbia by an act entitled "An act authorizing the | “Ste'2. Amd bet! further enacted, That tr brought with them Winters’ band. After | shelters here at the 7th and 15th street junctions. | from. Alexandria, and 3,500 bushels per canal ‘\uuemiy of ik entitled “ An | District of Columbia to create a debt for special im. | provide far the “ tu an informal welcome they were escorted to car- |" ‘The second game in this city between the | boat.Wm. Marbury., act authorizing the t of Columbia to create & ements and repairs in said District by the | Governor is hereby Tages, the band placed in acar, andthe marshal | Oiympics, of ‘ashington, and the Forest City | | Tue Canat—Tue water being considerably | debt tor spec improvements and re said | fecuing of four millions of bonds, and Jovring a tax tered or coupon bonds of the Distric of police under Lieat, Join eacing tment | Clab took plece on Saturday evening, in | higher than usual a large fice today. Staty. | levzing a tax for the sayment Of the interene ase | Sccshe Mizment of tbe interest as iteball annually | which shail exproes the e Governne amd he tae a oe ek eck'g | Bfetence of a small nuraber of spectators, and ving at the Collector's office Sr oe eee eae, ‘and submitting the | question of the leruing of fost millinas ot Ratt Of the District, snd shail be redecmatie tecuty pence the line of march was taken up Beck's | resulted—Olympics, 18; Forest City, 7. nine have arrived since Saturday, and {7 during act with the question of the issuing of the fous ma, ment bonds, to a vote of the people at a general te and bear six per centatn interest. payable Athenaum, Louisiana avenue, between 6th and | “In a row ai the hou-e of a colored man named | the present month. lions of improvement bonds to a vote of the people | tion in the said District, will be submitted te + to aD Amount necessa! row ide wai ith sreets here [meyer 90k begs George Green, on L street, in the Firse Ward, a general election in said »” approved people of said District on rm pate fot am m t ft ments. Mr. Krusi and the hack committee, with | on Saturday night, another colofed man nam zi 19, 1871, roval, with the said act 4 iz t | Bs, Eteaelmemse bey inthe meantime get: | Georg Taylor sre Gre wih sam) ALEXANDRIA. Dramas ov ooRSuerNapCHatien.t | fe. fhe Dictrcs of Columbia. te create 8 acter ep See him over the eye, and inflicting a ™] A Maw Unpun rim Bep—Mr. GilbertSimp- | Notice is heresy eieen. that at the next general | (Pevaninpng ments aud repairs in said District by Procgane. thes oes eleck: tae He won feud, t wound. | Taylor made his escape. ho k era she No. 202 | slection in the District of Columbia, which will be | tas for sie watguen et tee tae: and, lev ning Tete than ninsty Ae eee ee sine Wenieemed. im the | “A large temperance meeting was held at the | $M, who keeps a green grocer’s store at No. 22 held on the fourth Wednesday of November, 1871, | nually accrue thereon. and submitting the act wich . eee ne order: Adintants Will and Kaiser; | Northern Liberty Market last evening. A new | King street, just before retiring last night’ dis- ho Pwenty-second day of that month, )the act | theagcsticm of tine, ecane oy ring the mct with detachment of mounted police, under Lieut. | temperance society was organized, to be known | Covered that a man was concealed under his faneber jative Assembly of the District of Molum- | provement bonds, to a vot people at a general dobrson: chief marshal Kolb, with Messrs. as the “Northern Liberty Societ; bed, but during the confusion which ensued the bia. enti “An act saceriins District iF lection in the =a Pini rtd dticiboneier Bout, King, Elsenbess, Hoover, Smith, Grover- | ‘Alexander aspresident, and J. L; intruder made his escape. lumbia to create a debt for special improvements at Said election will be the first general clection aft: mann, Bchrens, as assistants and color bearers, : ACCIDENTALLY Snot.—A colored man name: | repairs in rict by the issuing of four million Lewis Dudley, in the employ of Mr. William F. of bonds and levying a tax for the payment of the the passage of said act entitled ** An act levying tax for the payment of the interest as it shall a: —o———— thereon -and sub- ly accrue on four million dollare of bond tional. Henderson, was shot through the righthand yes- | interest 4a ft shall aunually scocus therson and cub, | anally accrue ou fou by the District of Columbia by. | ten ¥ terday evening by the accidental discharge of a | tht ucc million of improvement bonds to vote of | an act entitled ‘An act anthorizing the District of | Str - 4. And be vt further emarted, That th ernor te heret Pistol he was ‘fooling with.” Dr. Brown ren- dered the required surgical assistance. The ball passed through the w. it of another colored man standing by. : ral election in said District,” 9 proved wagust £9 1FL, wil be submitted In tue mode frovided by said act £0 the people of said District for theirapproval or disapproval, tu connection with the Columbia to create a debt for special improvem.-n' and repairs in said District by the issuing of f maltion of bonds, and levying & tax for the. paymen! of the interest as it shall annually accrue thereon. vol, the lth proximo. i i millions of bonds for special | and submitting the act, with the question of the scholarships should be made. ao Seeman ee Tea oe fuprovement and cepaire ae mentioned in said act. | ieeuing of four ne"of improvement bonds, t9 A SELECT ScHoot will be opened at 205 F street building of their new I HH egal a ee fold election — gh ES he people at a general election in said i Inte Principal of the Learenvorii Femuls Gann! | erection of thenew Markee hoch cscs | vublication therect is made herewith. And said election, an reepects the said act. will ty MARLES b. it pal t Pp ™ bei Speaker of the Toure | Del nary. This lady has most excellent references. as | and work upon both buildings will, it is now ex: HD. COOKE, held asin the said Act provided. ‘Said act ia hereto peaker of 19 House z Will ‘be seen ‘by her “advertisement far nouthes pected, be ere Jong under rapid headway. Governor of the District of Columbia. | sutjoined and publi Me coe rewith made IL pa ia ofemn, Boip Tuert.—An unknown man snatched a pe § Gite Daariery a ident of the ¢ it. Jceated ut ht Benneyivanin avowacsonCaplor ds | Poeket-book out of the hand of Mrs. Freeman at herssaeetheclind agp ancora Governor EDWIN L, STANTO APPT D. COOKE, Governor ant fen begits its fourth anvual session on the nth proximo: = — Poway. _ a on — AN Act suthorizin Sine Diath Logg yet socrente Secretary of the District of Columbia, |) eee M . is tl incipal, w will be iT. book ccntained about ei rs a for emer : ea pg money and some valuable papers. “Four persons | said District by the issuing of fourmillion cf bonds: | AX Act levying a tax for the payment of the inter- | Georgetown Advertisements! on Shillington's Kookstae, obtained at Ballantyne's | were arrested by the police, each on suspicion | Sbdjlevying a tax for the payment of soubenlizing of bende, authori @ tebe eee eke | Seat ieee ea oF, ghillington's bookstore. Of being the guilty party, but they were all re- | fheart wih the question of the lasing shane ne tof Columbia. by an act entitled An net GEORGETOWN. Aucuct 24, Mrwoniat HALL, corner of 14th and N streets. the act with the q +4 ‘ 7, © THE PUBLIC—The public are hereby» which is © favorite select echacl ioe ladies, | l¢ased soon T reaching the station house for | million of improvement bonds to a vote of the eo- izing the District of Columbia to create a | 45.9 that the authority ot JoHN Wo PEARCE bee h io 0 iowa ie progiino, unter the | Want of evidence to hold them.—Gazette Satur- at ‘egeneral Seong ry = at m rict say ay she eS aA — —— conemsease 8 and copes be one t . i is enacte sem 2 of for bo a " Wate? Listes Annie Evans and Helen | day evening. — Dastrice of Columbra, That in order that special ime | sagtiack sb the, issuing of payment of the interest ‘ inquiries may be made at 1199 Mase. Provements and repairs of the strects, avenues, | as it shall annually accrue thereon, and submit 5 r ‘ os chusetts avenne. CITY ITEMS. alleys, and roads of the District of Columbia may'b3 | ting the act, with the question ‘of the ssa INESS RELATION ; ia. ‘MR. xp Mus, H. C. Sprxcen, of the Washington 5 pany comme completed, and sewers and bridges | four millions of improvement bomdsto a ror of Land m-self has been that of Copart Business College. would be pleased to see their | FIFTEEN STYLES oF BUSTLES and the latest be coneurected therete, a6 Be oem yt pee {he people at a general election in the said Dis. < the Bra aren waned Ga Briday creping of thle eek ae Beet ation | novelty in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at C. Suthorized and empowered, forand in behalf of sail | ‘Be tt enacted by the Lesislative Assembly of the gienen of Find teeta cane of wpa | Aum Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, sos ras | Suteeee ed, Fegistered or: coupon bone to ths | the interest anaalGy ee i ee ere pain ne SOR W: PROBUS. insltatione will be fofurd. ‘and the formalities of = pe . Smount of tour ‘million dollars; iu deneminations of | silent ey Reade cera ner anon the fue | SS powLinG auc, getown, eagle Hemaw Harn in Switches, Curls, Chateleen | fifty, one hundred, five bu one thousand | the District of Columbia in ‘with the pro ——— A a Se = Loaxs rtd ong ws legality of the law recen! lative Assembly taxing lowas and moe ‘accor ¥isions of the act entitled “An act authorizing th District of Columbia to create a debt for 8) provements and repairs in said District issuing of four millions of bonds, and the ley: Braids in all shades have just been imported by Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new branch of his well-known establishment, 408 7th street. Ladies go and see the new styles. jollars, to be payable within twenty years from the date of thelr seus ane to _ interest at the rete of seven per centum annually. And be tt further enacted, That a ae tax (a! ied athe taxable property, of the Dis- EREMPTORY SALE OF IMPROVED PROP- PEE DTE IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, So os Come lock, Twill ee, on th ises. subdivision of lots No. $9 aud 2, tr will be shortly tested in the courts it is understood, ying a hat trict of Columbia: for the if twent} to | ally acres Uncreons cad puhcmttins thesepenieess | temeeeae eee ene prctatrect, belt i % nae — 7 ° of \» for Ti oftwenty years, accrue thereon, submit act, wi eet a eo De side « uapre +4 we 3 '- thet it setroeeth te a renee end also | ase. Kewwere Bataan, Memphis, Tenn; Shamonnt sumicicnt topey the interest witch tasy. | author ot the ieee ang te act with te | Ue foot on ts pth of $0 fost, improved by Stee mony teak thane Keen te One ting | Writes, “Ihave used a Bartlett Sewing Machine | accrue om the during said period, which | ment bonds, to a vote of the people at gonerab cine. | Frame Dwelling itoase Spore neg! eter y Da Dhaba cede ts | for two , and would not exchange it for any | tax shall be collected in sums of two hundred and | tion in said District,” a special tax nt fan kane ae me heh, ans. toning tan ie «l debts, and that rs of notes overdue are | thors Tice $40, With all attachments. Agency | eighty thousand dollars, during each of said years, | and thousand dollars is hereby levied upon | At 5% 0 sparte of lot No. 185, fronting 1536 obliged to pay the same tax as if they were F id “ably to the pro’ ms of t act or the Conran the taxable property in said District for the period | on the south sid BM street, beirg with» realzing a revenue therefrom. 90F street. United States, entitled, **An act to provide for | of twenty years,to an amount sufficient to pay the | depth of 1:@ fect, auproved Dy a twy y Frama Kr Groves for ladies and gentlemen. The | & government for the District of Columbia.” ap. | latereat shiek ey se emoune during said | Dwelling House, nearly new. AMSUTTA, NEW YORR MILLS AND eke eres ree city in | Proved Febraary twenty-one. eighteen hundrod and | period, which tax shail be celiceted in suns of tes = ‘Alar 4 : AX best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty in | Povect, tone mud {nine mane toon ee n- | hundred and eighty thousand dollars during each of | At © o'clock. part of tot N OTHER BRANDS OF SHIRTING COTTONS. | first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a eral taxes of said District shall be collected. be | said years, ly to the provisions of the act of | the north side of 7th street, rpc Gita i4 COTTON SHEETINGS \d choice in calling at C. Baum’s Kid Glove | applied and used exclusively for the Fajment of the | Congress entitled “An act to provide a goxerument | church: wifh « depth of (fost, napro REW Fare Serre, and Cochecos. | Tepot, 408 7th street. interest anbually accruing on said bends, for the District of Columbia,” approvel February | two-story Frame House NEW FALL DELAINES. 3 ——_o—___ Src. 8. And be ut Jutther enacted. That the Gover- | twenty-firet, eighteen hundred and seventy one One-halt Heavy and Fine WHITE AL, ELS.) OvR xew st¥iEs ov Consets and some | nor shall in connection sith the Secrtars mal whe | (eGR a cree cghteen tu the general taxes of said pp ELS ee = new improved have just come from our factory | Comptroller, prepare said bonds for issus and sale. | District shall be caliceted: ant te applied aod tat eran 5 % c «,”" and 6! * y v- 3 st Great gb p8 of LINEN GOODS and Fino WHITE | tition. Every pair warranted tobe a perfect ht. | provement bonds, "and shall be signed byt ‘Comp: | mitted 15 ‘with the i PABESTS, Sav MONEY. Cc. Baum, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer. SCHOOL BOOKS pasion Tre STATE Assaver of } DS. BF All of the above Goods received to-day, troller, and have aifixed to them the seal of the Dis- BF One price only, in plain Heures. aa, 4. Amd be it further enacted, Cchnintte debt f oer im it :Tuinbia to create a debt for emer od = in said District br the iesuteg of fone jassachusetts, (A. That the bonds | and repairs. in sold sianiaa Demabete sted 57 Please call and examine our stock. A. Hayes, M. 1).,) having made an analysis of | which mas be red for issue'and sale as afore: | millions of bends and levying tex for the'pes teen At publishers’ prices. Complete stock off ves, ¥ ‘i JOSEPH J. MAY, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, reports | suid, until required for said urposes, shall bede- | of the interest as it shall annually accrue thereon SCHOOL REQUISITES. sues oost__039 Penn. are.rbet. sth and Jehets. | i¢ the best preparation for promoting ‘healthy | eile We Con aroha bade: | of 2 submitting the act, with the question of lemuing | ausg ar POR. & SELIGSON L excretions of the scalp, increasin, 6 gow! shall not permit any one or more of them to go out | of four millions of improvement bonds, to a vote of | 2% At POR ASKELL, LYON & Co. vine tha ooner Or thn eos © of hs posesision, except for the purposes ofthis act; | the peuple at a election in the said Distriet,”” Lousi F — and restoring the color of air. and he shall give such security for their safe Koop: | ntthe frst sentra cnet ek ee heldafter | ABFIELD'S PATENT COLD WATER SELF- Asus 10F sale at Prince’s Bazar, | ivz.as required by the Governor; and the e {this act.which said election as respects |“ MayFLOWER and WASHING SOAP 1 Two SHOW CASES or sale * | shall Keep @ register or account of all bonds which | this act shall be held us hereinatter peseided SUPERFINE FLOUR NO BOILING! 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. may be propased aud inswod under this act eaieece First. Upon the approval of the act it shall be | Shantitn. io saleby : iropodist, extracts Corns, | © fall report, from time to time, tothe Legisiative | published fo be Dail le. Daily Republican, . retile NO HARD RUBBING! Dr. WHITE, Chiropodist, e: ? | Assembly, of the amount of sales,as well as of the | and Evening Star, newspapers in said’ Piotr wad — ae ATER! relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails, &c., | smount of interest that may have accrued or to 'be | imawh ee Papers as the Governor may direct, T COST! AT CosT!! NO HOT WATER! without pain. Rooms No. 535 15th pect, epee paid on said bonds. sie ¥ gat the yablication, thereot be continued for three FOR THIRTY DAYS. a ! ‘ashington, and jorth enacted. That millions a on stock je wn Dollar Store, BOE AEN CER OE ee oe u bonds may be prepared for the | "Second. ‘The ballots used at said election shall be Tee sete stv at ths Gecractonn Hgper Beene, NO BLUEING! pon issue during the year one thousand eight hundred Brinted. and those in favor of this act sball be in the oS NO INJURY TO GARMENTS OR HANDS! Ick Cream.—Harvey & Holden, — _ Pdf aps None = eee ee words following, to wit Seas CA Shh os kapins,@ eer ate BALTIMORE, MD. — FR t i mole peg oats of the Feyular session of the Le slave Assembly, and one Lerying atex for the period of twenty years for the Gogts SHoEs, ete. at L. GRADWOHL'S 17358 Lbove ured the exclusive it lies a bal uri the year one ousand | paymen 6 interest as it s! annually accrue Georgetown. ‘mail 2 suaeworesnt oe fS city, in quantities to suit the purchaser. tf | Might pockonenaeermee ree, and be sold by the | on the four million of bonds to be issued by the Dis. or £3, Mocae-iy ee eet ee ChorHixa. the fasue thereof ieauttvrioad sx aforesaid, sod'uncn | Ter sehqeernas, aerecably to the provisions of an Washing During the Prevailing Hard Times Such issue aud sale said bonds shail become and cou: | lumbts to create ¢ dk for ebesa pee Se oe INSURANCE COMPANIES. in and for the TATE OF MARYLAND and DIS- | It becomes every one to economize in thetr ex- | Such des's, 10d enle seid bonds shall and repairs in said District e issuing of four i bene fA Seeth reece vere penditures. In the article of clothing alone, a Ch 6. ana feu ae enacted, That bron — ee ee petiy hh on ~ sayment NORTHWESTERN ¢ attention of the public to nitigate of said bonds the proceeds thereot cr 20m, : SORE ene ata eee ta this very smpe, | Eutticient Maa DERTuan CCE Ee | | Call ba feorened in tea wean ae eae, | Se the act, with the question of the t=: MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY water—Hard, Soft or Salt—without boiling. They | Measure the prev meaty’ a Pa. 2 and shall be drawn out upon warrants of the Board | suing of four millions ‘of improvament rT es Guanate, Ween t: also guarantee that it will not injure even the finest P. WALLACR’S, corner 4% st.and Pa. ave. | org sin oe and shall be disbursed by said | vote of the people at ageneral election in the said | AUG. Gatton, fery, m Suire, Vico Prests fabrice. He offers this o to the public by | Board for the payment of the cost of special improve: | District’ Medea thoes inst this act shall be in | yp, Jous HV Bree. Proet: Not only does it save labor, fuel, clothes, &c.,but | selling the best articles of that can be | ments and repairs in said District. including the | the words following, to wit : ‘as organized in 1858. Has 200 10) seneta, and by using ft housekeepers get'rid of the discomfort of | Obtained, at from 15 to 20 per cent. cheaper than | necessary incidental expenses thereof, for no AGAINST 35,000 members. ing ater y mutual company. Nas wroter in semaner, and of steass in ths i | any other house. other purposes; but no payments shall bt made under | The act for levying @ tax for the period of twenty | the Northwestern furnishes tustrauice at ite me! cow? ring winter, which ct quent colds, especially ° rst call, any contract for improvements, or for any work | years for the payment of the interest as it shall an- net cost will less than in most, not all, to w rom & hot to ‘t fail to give mea Ww. done in relation thereto, unless the work done shall | nually accrue on the four millions of bende tebe panica, because it obtains Bang out clothes. P. WALLAOH, be ten per centum in excess of such payments, ex- | issued by the District of Columbia, agreeably to the | of interest on its investments, has ® lower ratio ‘Thousands of testimonials to its great excellence G1 Penn, avenue, corner 4% St | copt in the case of the Snal execution cfany contract | provisions of av ner cote ey authorizing the gg ynd belds ® high resery Sty 2 are at hand; but no evidence can equal that derived Se sae orcompletion of any work and settlement therefor. istrict to create a debt for special improvements | Office a. L¢. ak . from one’s own observation and Sxasrionce. EVER SINce tne sewing machine was invented ‘Sec. 7. And be t further fe i the and repairs in said District, by the issuing of four tf eral Agent. To know the virtues of this SOAP you have only | many attempts have been made to construct a provements which may be made by virtue of this act | million of bonds E NATIONAL METROPOLITAN to try it. A single bar ix sufficient for the ordinary | first-class machine that could be sold at area- | Shull‘ teccmmenond wel canrtey Os, according tothe | of the interest INSURANCE COMPANY Week's washing of a family of eight persons. sonable price. To the McLean & Hooper and to | provisions of the aforesaid act of Congress of the | and FIRE a By its own action it dissolves the grease and other the Wilsor Machine companies belo: twenty-first day of February, eighteen hundred and | issu’ ng of four millions of improvement bonds, to a o COLI 1 things that soll, end Iberates them trom the gar- | 0° credit of bar ng succeeded in attaining ts Raat xclusively for the promotion of | yote of the people at m general election in the said DISTRICT UMBIA. ent, th fc uickly accomplishin interests. r a ; Which is usually done with labor sot! hard usage of object. The McLean Hooper-Company has pro- | the public interests, acted, That if any | | Third. That the tickets for and against this act ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. Very litle haga ebbing is reed eke machine. | duced a machine which sews directly from two | omcer or employe of the anid Dietrick cir user ay | shalt Redeem tte ie eater aes, BF ich the Gor- a uses Very little hand-rabbing is required with this soap, pools, the elastic lock-stitch, and runs | Concent to {he wee, ofany of the money authorized | ernor is reauired to provide for the deposit of the | CASH CAPITAL... a hen. 1a re m1 Or ‘ark ‘othe two this act, contrary to its provisions, r vic cast for ed“ An aS Pare arta | ce Pan Whee machin | aia gee A dsr | ttc paca | ome wma ten my gum pee nire nei ried in the sun, e t olumbia., ni y imprison- and repairs in sai: s los a ient. au they are bleached every time they are washed” Ferns oe cunellonce 25s Scat class tailoring mis- | © crin tes fell ol tas Daieictie a teeta ans | Ho pg of four millions of bonds nud 3 WM. B. TODD, Vice Proaident. ‘Gtothes washed with this Soap will last Fully twice | chine, more durable in construction and | then three sor more than twelve inonthe: and Lire levying & tax for the payment of the interest as it | BAMUEL CROSS, Sccretary. gt long as when washed in the ordinary way with the e arran; it OF ee ee fine of not less than five hundred dollars ‘nor more | shall aunually accrue thereon and submitting the DIRCTORS. | Soaps hitherto most popular, thereby producing a lighter running and more | than one thousand dollars. act with the question of the issuing of the four $2: Beae Wm. B. To consumers, therefore, it is unquestionably the juttle machine than any of its} Src. 9. and be tt further enacted, That this act | milli: improvement Donde tos vote of the people im. Wall, aries Jen. GHEAPEST Scap ever manufactured. The usual | Competitors. Price list: McLean & Hoo; shall ‘be submitted to the people or Clectors of said | at a general election in said District” and im rehethg Wm. G. Joho T. Lenman, discount to the trade. = and $15; Wilson's District at the first general election which may be | tothe question of the issuing of four millions ot Geo, FGulick, Kelly, . POOLE & HUME. 454 Pa.av., ean et ann cee » | held after its ;tomsther with the questions of | improvément bonds, and the election iu reference to | __&-B. Shepherd. ockett Wholesale Agents for Warfield’s $45, €50, $75, $105 and $125. A. & I. Hosen- | thi Suing of the four millions of bonds aforesaid, | this act shall be conducted in all respects, as regards = — aud-Im Cold Water Soap. . | thal, No. 447th street, are the agents, and sell in the mode hereinafter provided, namely: the persons entitled to vote and otherwise, in accord- iE GREAT DISCOVERY. on very accommodating terms. | “'Bérst. Upon the approval of the act it shall be | ance with the laws acd Fegulations which may be AM ae shed in such papers astho Governor may. di | applitable'tethe hotag fees elections in said GENERAL HOWARD. FOR DIAMONDS, &c.. Cavriox—Beware of Impostors!—As some un- t less than three, aud the publication thereof | District, CXNERAL HOWARD. scrupulous ies are in the habit of stati: jnued for three months orler tos Fourth. U Gomes the Dells, the ballots for and Pror.T.A.Coox bear Sit: Thave p want oy! helper i d. The ballots used at said elec! against this law shall be counted by the ection aime oe T : that their of business are branch stores o! ed the BALM OF LIFE in my family as a wash. BENJ. L. HOOD. the Original Franc, I beret, ‘the public ted, and those in favor of said act, cers, and a tally be made out, and upon | tecd the BALM OF LIVE in my family a0 0 wash, oe ae Ce ne ee suing of said bonds, or of the contractic the completing of the counting of said ballotsand gu- | Sid have found it all you 2 en ES Hany nad Barntoun the Past twendenenry atare,t3 | that I have nob ranch stores, and that Thave no | /rming of sald bonds, or of the contraction plicate returns of the votes cast in each election dis- | 9! others in commending an articie 1 Albany and Saratoga the past twenty-five vs,and | connection with any similar institution in this ? OR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS. trict for this act together with statements of the ag. | ently doing so much good. Oo. BROWARD. JEWELRY, Bee feng ie ew ATCHES, Rich | city. The inal Franc, dealer in Gent’s | For theact of the District of Columbia. entitled number of votes cast thereat for members of Bag. GeO eA See aren Ai ae to tes, gent below the | PT auhing 431 7th st:, between D and E. | “An act authorizing the District of Columbia ts ere lative Assembly, shall, within forty cleht - Gon -8. A. Sime bictena ba cachones tes vealemenn Eakins | Comnime’a Davkeran Macerie Napcecon, | eon ee el improvements and repairs in unde out and signed by the oMeers of the |p, vibe aa 1 gle a ge ged [nest borg at said District, by the issuing of four million of bonds, lection precincts or districts, which returns | Létter Srom RS, s0ld for cash wighout regard to price, st oo Spe ‘No | and levying @ tax for the payment of the interest, as cnate tl of votes cast for this loan, ja__Ho. 609 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. Francis, 651 ith street, between D and B. No | (aii sunuaily scr ter gotujand submitting the | One of which returns shell be placed in the election: r » with the question of the issuing of the four mil- | box of each election district with the other rs oe Nee OE SURO OiC R. IVER, GreaT VARIETY IN Ware 8: Hose at tapeatenet bonds, tre meiner the people, J said election and the others shall be plated ‘1 em mach pioneed with ite HIRTS—One, 0 in a IN SIGHT OF CHESAPEAKE BA buttons or studs— eneral clection in said District.” sealed envelope and be directed fal weeh for both the scalp and y. he Secretary of the of fi — : ie famous resort is open for the recepti open in frontor in back call slteeo at the OsteT 7 one a he ee see of improve. | Sateen hbo al be direct Tiands by one or more of | AMT: And its tndiuonce to rath the nerves and revive thors; till ish, Getobee nests ander” the nal Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 451 {ih | met bunds ae provided in said act, said cleetion cfiicers. eS Te ee Tauagement of Mr. John Hi Kirkwood, sireet, at Popular Prices. No franch ctores. And the bullots against said act and tho issuing | “Fifth. Ou receiving the aid envelopes containing formerly of the “* Kirkwood House,” Wash- d of the bonds shall be as follo on your recotumendation, and from the faith its use, the returns as aforesaid, the Secretary shail examine Buy Tue Cereprarep “ FRano” Cottars, e Te as afor y ‘xXamin poe VEMENTS. the same, and add together the ageregate voce thes far. has secured, trom. me. 1 should tn becting ahd punting, ten mane; fshing, creDbing, | the best Paper Collar in the market, for eale | a pained Gist TE CAE iarmovEM Columbia en- | cast in cach district; aod after deta es shall geneity coer geectgean Way Sena een er Grounds “cabd manne cemaping, Croauet and quolt | Cniv'at the Original Prancts, aSiTthecoot: Lees | tipeniast tte anthorining the District of Colum; | the retult tthe Governor ‘nd fle t-copy of muck | YR 8 Sipaee wikis. f a of bonda; é tax for the payment of 10 by the Secret wat a majoril 2 votes :. “a5 “6 . Pou eekly wil as Loon established to tho mae ere | Gx meet wale eal carl sere ee, | eee Legislative Aswombly shail | Dgar Professor: BALM OF LIFE in many in- Point. = and submitting the act, with the question of thé | have been cast in favor of this law, it shati bein af ddesinwy Gente te lk Terme: $3 per day, $18 per week, $60 for August, iseuing of the four millions of improvement bonds, | full fares: and’ effect, and theioeetace eee op ye ‘ : Ne ee a corel: Proprietor. a vote of the people at a general election in said | claim the sane in the papers of the I District in which Sa wr gg ane hte Ip 1 inflame: ~ -¥ y i ” in law ma: ed. a ority of vote 4 J -. JOHN H. KIRKWOOD. Tiana __ auf an ‘Aud against the Jesuing of four millions of im- shall be cast ageinet this act ut shall’ te Void and of | Mation 1 sm convinced cates ee “ey y AS prov! in said act. e ie — ' = 1. gas MONUMENTS. _ see Pith Ti at tallot-box for each election district | Ri" °S 4nd be st further enacted, That with the shall be prov fed by the Governor, in. which the bal. publication of this act in the newspapers as afore. Laie Srom Rev. FATHER BOYLE. a ote fo he said law, abd for and against the period of three. monthe;the bea | Prof. 7. A. Cook : MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, tall Innprovement bonds, shall Be depecitens sotite | only forthe per tignature of the Governor and ofthe. | _Deartricod; Picase send me a supply of BALM 1 am now selling, at reduced prices, for cash, at my eared ns Tacos tes oocaee MEE cee pee EE siecle Ts pod pA Sinko ot canto rs Marble Works, north G street and New York avenue, MURRAY & LANMAN’S Otherwise: in accordance with the laws and regata, | {uc people at the first general proval,and scopy of | willbe duly bonored. "I am altcgether piese-4 with near the De it. Slane which waay be applicable te the holding ofits, | S6,f0r their approval or and recorded In the eiics | it Very truly yours, myll-ly WM. RUTHERFORD. eral eloctions in eaid Plstrit. anes Katie a ofthe Secretary of the District. Jone 24, 1872. F. E. BOYLE. = Fourth. \ 8, allot-boxes | Suc. 3. Amd be us further enaciet, That whereas an 7 ( O aaa A. APPEL, contatnina siid tickets shail be opened, wad the belt emergency exists for the immediate takien eter at KEEP COOL! FLORIDA WATER. lots shall be immediately counted. and tally list | this act in the event of lis approval by the people, | By bathing the heat, eyes, fuse, cars, wrists and ET Counting of raid ailte: duplicate tturto orthe | (haeefybe Govern tt Se Proclamation ving fem fevers with hae ote. e ° ernor : Sotae chat in each: clection Alstrict, tosethen sine | erect by CHARLES L. HULSE, ing Solution, ConxeR 131n anv F streuTs, statements ni votes Speaker of the Honse of Delagates, thereat for the members of the Legislative Ascem- WILLIAM STICKNEY. forty~ urs, or Y 5 el aeaercis ee sited by The cic urneshall designeteltno | APCS CUR 3 nor grap mn re PEED: COURT, Governor. an 21 igang mame of vas "i foraid arus shall be plagedia NOTICE, ANP paiakuneeie BY THE AND NEW TEAS, thtlcetion box of each ol ct, with the GOVERNOR publishing an act entitled “A a act Goop Goons, gli papers of tail eect nin the other shall to authorize a suincri Fon fo_ the atack of the Pied THE MOST LASTING, AGREEABLE and BE- | 2 Placed in # sented 5 Of Columbia. and be | Conditions,” and submitting the shes teehee ate PRE LOW: Pinced in bis bands by one or more of sald elective | cpoditions.”.and aut proceibing the ae CLOSING OUT Sai FRESHING OF ALL PERFUM — or use on the | slicers. | tna the ead envelope, containing ne ae ‘ as aforesaid. secretar shall open isTRICT ta, August: OF SUMMER STOCK OF DRY Goops. _ | Handkerchief, at the Toilet, and in the Bath, For tid amine the sxmne and add together the returns notice 1s hersty queen ang Proclamation i Tint er AT EL ETD FIQUES, 1236 cents; sale bv all Druggista and Perfamers. 99-f.m.w.ly_ | OF Statement of yer doing 80, shall certify the ce. of Columbia, approved August 13. tet iPINE DRESS GOODS sad LAWNS, 10 conte, = Suit fo the Governors and fies ‘copy certif- | acto authorize a subscription thor af hsopSe SUMMER SILKS, (slightly imperfect) Agee RS ates mong the record of ie office, ro Picdmont and Potomac Railroad ([}° SAVE OX NOT TO SAVE, lot in STHIPED JAPANESE SILKS, inv ard. at ts Sg cents per ate SS THAT IS THE QUESTION. a PAEER SUEWESipe op our center counter, at cents per 5 ee kL Sain Mors ana FOSS Ansicee Ee, G AND SEE quran OARS BT un, it wash w: Market ace ty-one. "Gitta! ep. Patriot whe eee — Dos CouUmBEs, Shesth dav of dussee Toes Rauity No. 2.898. Docket 11, and: following Lectures for | ene voluamoy(pocgetodttion) OT et ettcine tt et al.,| 1 the: James ave,