Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1871, Page 4

— et. aes _ ae Se VIN cE Col AN", | made i hension; or it Police’ Court, and has never said to Smoot or OFFICIAL. EVENING STAR. | ors crane aise aann soo SSE E EE EE | eee Te eT | ne enon ane aor on = .: = THE OTHER SIDE HEARD FROM: | veroei, | have only further teeay that in my wext | Oye _ Ju | PEE ROP CA TION OF er, ACF OF aS be tt enacted, That, provited that thie Ce Paiste scien ea sae oan en | OF SRG Goris | Eek aap . Fit rect ta T ME F seemb) : HOLDING GENERAL ‘SLEcrions iN THE a entitled,“ An act lew & majority of the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA * Ut, AN Act fixing the time for the General | The Disteict uf Elections in the Distriet of Colum! authorizing the Be ut enacted by the Lestsiatree Aoemoly @ the | for special ements rey Dastract (aay That the general elections | hy ike ieouine of four millions o! therein shall be beld on the fourth Wednesday of | « tax for the Rayment of the interest as it shall an. November of each year: Daal and submitting the act, Skc.2. dnd set Further enacted, That whereas an | TeausccTue thereon, and sulzmitting the act. emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of | provement bonds. toa vote of the people at s general this act, it is hereby deciared to be in force from and electi: said District.’ ”’ siter its approval by the Govcrmcr, SRE ot i The testimony o = McCarth also be | this time, as he \ here noticed” ‘Ge the sith of November, 180, ne was | hls lelgure, but he would at sme future time | feed #2 for selling liquor without license. He ap- | refer to it, as also to some Other ©, his appeal December Ist. Mr. Henry Lacey, the colored bailiff of the led and fited surety for Diserep- | Eye the case were sent to the Criminal ¥e Compang—2hacellancous Work Ordered. Tre Meged | Coort few days ‘after he took his appeal he called | COUFt, then asked Until to-taorrow morni to Black-Matling —Dented—He the | in com ith his counsel, Mr. MeConvell, and | PTeparean answer tothe allegations against lim. Ata meeting of the Board of Public Works | Charges About Eadecenctes én the Court | call herbal to withirew hie appeal, 1 recsived eK Se eg 5 yesterday, = reed) A * | Building are False. the amount and gave him s receipt. at the sam time PPLICANTS POR LICENSES MusT BE SWORN special meeting of the board to consider the pro- informing him that it would be necessary for himto | BY THR REGISTRR— Within a fe opened on the Ist instant for paving and Crimi relaying LOCAL NEWS. Board of Public Works. The Stre acte—Baltimore and Uhio Raslroad aati, lays past “} ariiemms 4 show the receipt to the clerk of th al Court, rh he usual the Board of Public Works that each enh a ee TSecadamizing streets and avenues, In the Police Court at noon to-day Deputy | fu'vrder that the case might not bedocketed there: | Pianks, whit oaths taken Wefore wurticos: the Sxecuti aa equate for the purpose of comple * justices of the CHARLES L. HULSE Dwrnsce ov Contuinte, Regu met | ee er enh rend et eee, ¢ the sidewalks, furnishing curbstones, &e., after | Marshal W. O. Thomas addressed Judge Syell, jis, it seeme, he neglected to do, and consequently Or notaries public, haye been refused by PRA Oy Sy OLUMBIA, August aiet, ms arading f enld reed, o a ents tory q@aranteoe Which me contracts for thesame will be awarded. | eaying that be desired to submithis written reply | 1" ca" Sas deketed in tnt court tnd ap ho cote the Register, on the ground that he atl he alone WiLLi SUUSHCRNEY gates inthe" erie or‘ Colanbjas Sich Soules | snnited shall be Geichfaity seated co emta ene ee n (0 RAILROAD. to the charges of the investigating committec. | This was the result of his own negligence, ard Wo fied oaths under the license Preside Council. ‘onthe fourth Wednesday of November. IST, caid work ‘Cooke i ; : . Fr Approved, Anenst 19.151 : J US “a Governor pene oe ee = required by his H at the time handing a of any other officer of the Police bill, DP HD nd day of that month.) th esmary to ay , Which reads :—“That every person engaged Sais ene Oe oe at the Judge a written statement, which the cler HE KEENAN CASE _ ans Ines cf the Dactee eo ihe at a ’ . he was satistied to pol with the proposition A. T. Gray, Esq., proceeded to read, as follow: Another case is that of John H. Keenan, for violn- by ot hg ‘of the Loard to cc nstruct a bridge over the track | To the Hon. Wom. B. Snell, Judee of the Poitce Court | Sus.che corperation ordinance, fined, May 23d, $10. tion to the Hagiocer, Sad shall sate nee path Streets, the entire Cdn Oe eee feettoL and DL i, Y 1ne Restrict of Colette lower house | iesuet and placed in the hands of Officer FW. Prat | OF affirmation such tacts, &c.” “The 25 cents fee r rpaneas in are 7 ho it, collected the amount, $10. and re’ | paid to Justices or notaries is thus lost to appli- ender that the improvement of it by parkingind | {rrf;arat iadepecieeme, felsive to the, see ol Turned the paper; with the money encto s.| Sante i win lated. The ‘ (being the twenty-seoc . COOKE, Governor, an 2i-tm | Sct cf the Legisiative Assembly of the District alors ‘ania Ceptral id approved A: a ‘aut waid ay 1th, entitled “An act | ‘erther, That id rom il be iol from NOTICE BY,THE covennon ann secre. | ievrinen tay fon the parmeat of the interest an i sme ont on the Pe at Grorgetvere the District of Colum! u - | shall annua ‘on four million o ‘ jactory to said Board 0 mission to the people of the District of Colaubia for | bonds authorized to be insned by the District of Ca, | Wns eal be satistectory to preekresgty their ral on lumbia, by an act entitled “An act authorizing the | Src. 2. Amd bevt further enacted, That in order to District of Columbia to create a debt for special im. wovide for the y nt of said subscription the fosed. bia to create = ements and repairs in said District by the | Governor ie here thorired to iawme th Territo u of ee eee te ae > ake cals Tesuing of four milliens sf bonds. and 4 7 wing may proceed as contem| comrt char; “ef The paper, with its enclosure, was on the ———o—__ debt for special improvements and repairs in ecning of fo one u tered or compon be he District of Colambla, dovernor said that Mr. Randolph wasof opinion | 2¢tinca tie undersigocd, to whicls ta sencics teins spinafe tse} for daly files a va Gv erlooked Not | _ ‘Tnose pEsiRinG new styles of fall dry goods District ty the erating of Sour pliben of Donde, and | Set She garment of the tneerens inal which shall express ¢ of their inane on thelr that the company would adopt the proposition. | seif, te the United Antes marsha}, aad to you, it is committe ALTE recolleet, the fact thar tiie coke’ | would do well to call at the dry goods louse of shell causally scarusthareae. aoa ‘submitting the ta 4 a chief of ERTS eee ? proper that he shoul ‘re. ea, a tion had been made; but I then stated that it had | Jos. J. May. Superior inducements to pur- | act with the question of the issuing of the four mil- per centum interest. payable an tages now |, in open court. . and 01 chasers are offe in our advertisin, lumns to invite bids for placing a pump on I2th street | fom ine at as early ‘a day as possible, been made and returned. on searentag Se it Z col prose | Subsequently it was found on the spindle where it | by that gentleman. southeast, and to award the contract to the low- | fairey the rst convenient opportunity, to lay it Heced on the day of ite receipt. have this | 7 "8 8* The a , ——o——— est bidder, and also to report the cost of continu- incipal portion of these char; be | commitment, with its enclosure, before me,and the | Rear Estate SALEs.—Thos. E. Waggaman, ing the guiter and sidewalk on Sth street east. | referred tetwoclessool caren torwits Ties wenece | smount willbe duly accounted for. real estate broker and auctioneer, yesterday sold pectpay - pap at ge hee te ave- panies the heseere of bends it, {be care of liza Herbert. Omar Jobn P. ogg 102 18th street west to J. F. Dyer for - street comets yp ome Je testifies that he jer fine, on a com: 3 sewer, and to empty the sewer-trap at the cor- | {he workhouse were ordered, as to which the mitment handed to him, $3,and returned itto Bali | ——_ ner of H and 12th streets northwest. To grade, in deokela of the Li ve no question states cor- | Go TO Prince's BAZAAR, 1006 Pennsylvania lions of improvement bonds to a vote of the ie at a general election in said District, eeeered people of said District for their Angust 19, 1571. proval, with the said act entitled “An Execerive Orrice, ing the District of Columbia to create a de District oF Cotumsia, A . 5 provements and repairs in said District by otrce 15, hereby green, that ‘at the next gencral | the ening of four million of bonds. and levying a | gress af ‘the election in the District of Columbia, which will be | tax for the payment of the interest as it shall an- | Fonds Ehall eld on the fourth Wednesday of November, 1871, | nually accrue thereon. and sulmitting the act, with | per centum of she par valme theron (being the twenty-second day of that month.) the act | the question of the iseuing of four millions of im. Sec. 3. And be at further enacted, That in order to ear + to an Amount necessary to provide aald undred thousand dollars, an to sell ald ¥ over the proceeds thereof to gakl Pied- otomne Baftroed © mapeny. st ouch times may be required by the pro- ork aforesaid” Prorsded, That waka rate than ninety cages from the notes u t jes. and Ih of the ay taengene Sonne of Colum: | Brovement bonds, to = vote of the people at a general | mort the interest to secrue on gaid bonds gravel pave 12th street east, from E street | The inference drawn by the committee npon thei al id it over to me. But Ihaveno | avenue, four doors below Harvey's Saloon, and . entitled * An act authorizi ng rict 1 shall levied annually a tax of «ix per cent. or i ‘ i recollection that he did so, and it is not strange that, Iunibia to create a debt for special improvements and | | Said election will be the first general election after | fuch lower rnie .0n every hundred construction’ apumpatthecornerot Cotambia | Sii'gationret Bree havs eng panes sprhaeis | Inthe ress bmners Tstoid inte weAioked | Sete mew aeortment, of doublo-barrel hot | esa fe Sa'bta by theinay of Toucauies | tMe'memge sf sa seeenetee Ae art ings | Terk eet eg lp es street anc ns at all prices in the city. an alley running south of O street, have pot been accounted for in any returus to Lig P estes of bonds and levying a tax for the payment of the | tax for the payment of the interest as it sha And now, first, as to THE JOHN BELL Case. and to report on the necessity and costof grading Mer Papeete ert enep ee ereeetion: | Pow the National News Company we have Madison street. To make no imaprovements on | i-cting und accounting for the fines aud cnet i return of fines and costs collected forthe quarter | @ batch of late literary and scientific weeklies; streets, except on lines furni by the chief by the court upon convictions for keeping | Ming March 31, 1871, in which one John Bell is | also, late California papers. engineer. To place traps on Masmachusetts | Eewdy bouree reported as fined 810 and no costs, Sad pat in ert: ee interest as itshall annaailly accrue tl is m y accrue on four million dollars of bond: mitting the act with the yuestion of the thorized to be issued by the District of Colum the four million of improvement bonds to a vote of | an act entitled * An act rs the Distri the people at a general election in said District,” ap- | Columbia to create s debt f improvements proved August 19, 1571, will be submitted inthe mode wing of four by reques published bofore the 7 i i. y ‘ict for the payment | quired by the fourteenth avenue, I street north, and Prather’s . To ‘THE CASE OF LIZZIE PRTERSON. dence his own cancelled check for $13.25. The cas A Sunk Preventive or Curtis. —F. X. | provided by said act to the people of said Distr: oe crue te aoe. eros otganize a force of ‘workmen, with Dennis | |. In thecase of the U.8.v4.Lizzie Petersom,a fine | Sunset Bell was for threats, and he was required to | Dooley's Tonie Elixir of Calisaya Bark. ques ar of inecing Wer walilons of bond foragectal | nd subesitfing the ect, with the eortioe ef the | me Dinriet of Columbie ONicil as superintendent, and have the streets | ¥#5 imposed of $200, and ihedocket shows thatcoste | Weoeuize with wurety. for the peace, in the sam of —_—_—_— iiprovecent end'repaire eo sucntioned ‘act. | issuing of four millions of improvement bonds, to | one tant ianthon @> euhuie a and allers im the 12th district cleaned, and the | {Te imposed, bute subsequent entr; ihe ottcct | were for attendance of one withess (or two days: and GE GETOWN Sal election will be the first general election after | ® vote of the people at a general election in said | grime people, and pe the form in whic "Fin cod ea ote spot gnnouncement of the sentence 1 proceed Sualrecd to chuame’ Mint tor tomeaens 18 So i CRATES on Uaerset inmsade heres ik: ee | et nid election, as reepecte the oad act, wit! be | !#hall be voted upon CHARLES L. neLs! oe * <r ge 0 charge his ¢ oe wit- te . 4 act. be , tion of sewers be purchased by the board and “s memorandum endorsed on the papers in the | Teturn, because they were collected only to be paid | son, the well-known. shipping agent of the Mary- Governor of the District of C ‘ol needle. subjoined and publicat ip Cooke made TLLAA Setirerea te the cunteertecn: adopted. She chiet | arises greets weet quate Tes Gaet | lomenewte ee ten | Lane aed Bidiothion Coal Companies, took « Secretary of the District of Columbia. Governor ot ihe District of Columbia. | Approved. Amenst 19,11 et the Coane, ne i ‘as the c roperly j°. In making m a “ parture”’ yester¢ in rection of = EDWIN L. STANTON, ; Rover the probate coxt of continuing the sewer of | herman the warsbal thene cost arc wot mentioned. | gyyenqagte fect OL CORTORATION Cassa | matrimony in company with Mies Alice Walters, | Ax Act authorixing the District of Columbia o create Secretary of the Distick of Columbia, | amen D_ COOKE, Governor. auton t terminating at th F committee, and headed as a“ List of o fax, Virginia. ey were aided and | 9 dent tort “3 ‘ ~ - Secret eaminating st tha cores of 33 ond D Shave teen reatedet nave | sumuunt of pe of prlamers entered on the weordscof | abetted by the Tey. Dr. Hamitton, and <de- | saliDietrict ty the ning of four miifionaf bonds, | AX ACT levying a tax for the payment fhe Inter- Georgetown Advertisements and thence tothe canal. To narrew the road. ‘this was an inadvertence on my | the Police Court ns having been sent to the work- v” amid the congratulations of numerous} $5 fr shall sunuaily accrue thereouand submitting of Bonde, He d tobe eae by the | —————————— ‘way on I street northwest, between 1th ‘and 2ist ig more ‘and that the costs mentioned | house. but who were not received at that institution, jends. 1 the act with the question of the issuing of the four of Columbia by atitled = Fn act BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown. streets, to forty feet and late the subject tb the order of the defendant. Fre SP ae ac to Jane Bh, Ml. Tits is s state: Companres C and F, of the First National | million of improvement bonds to a vote of the peo- zing the District of Columbia to create a . not exceeding three fect—the footway A eed THE CASE OF JENNIE HOWARD. the books of the workhouse, fat seleting toceat.and | Guard, moved into their'new armory in the mar- ple at a general clection in said District, Qebt for epecial improvements and repairs in said | HO AND EFFECTS AT saved aul te the eaten & U. 8. v8. deante I Howard. —— HE A204 | nents by the court to that fasitution. Ee coeuuit, | ket-house hall to-day. fe ut enacted by the Leatsiative Axsembly of the District, by the Sesuing of four millions of bonds Grytentier Ody ‘The superintendent of —_ was directed to | paid on the and was allowed by the | Sue is stated, and the inference drawn is that in | BUILDING Assoctation.—At the Sith month): tame day mest the Gas Company to |: vurt thirty days in which to the remainder, My | C®ch case where iment was ordered, the fine | meeting of the Sixth Bnilding Association, hel req pany to lay mains on 6th | co hirty day ch to vay tho re r. My street east, between D and G streets avuthe tim, | Feoel Joust have been paid because tho books of the work- | last night, 26 shares representing $3,347 were AL District of Columoea, That in order that special im- levying a tax for the payment of the inter=st On FRIDAY MORNING, ome pairs the street: by as it shall annually acc: hereon omit 8t 10 6 clock, I will sell, at the a: Niches and roads ofthe District of Gelumbin way bs fing the act, with the question of the issuing of Pr 174 Bridge street. gameral nex wtnyut commenced idee ot. © a remai: mime for ie ie vote of of BoUsEHOLD FURNITURE 4 street cast, between M atrect south andtneae Bitty dollars were paid on that day by Lisele Gaidig, | house do not show the receipt of the defeudant™ retired at’ the maximum rate of $148 per share | be constructed therelus aed other neccesary patie | the] opie at Stgensral election ta the sald ‘Dis FECTS. —— eostia river. = Na" | In my return tothe marshal of arch sist, the counmany euch canes. 98 your honor is aware, after | net, Works be executed, the Governor of said Diatrict 1s | trick. . ts THOMAS DOWLING, Anct SGP PS ase Semnuittze not finding the cther half at theme | Guers have been diomissed, by the court cal noes, | _ RRAL Estare Sares—Thomas Dowling, auc- | sutharized and empowered, for and in behalf of said pee dt, mated by the Lertslative Assembly of the PASENTS SAVE None. = The Canal Improvement. turned concluded that it had been appropriated by made to the clerk of the fact. For how much of | tioneer, sold the followin, Ls ane 4 last evening: | Pretrit: to y regis ree a gplendngs warrat | ie teterens omens. an i ‘may eccrae on the four SCHOOL BOOKS Progress of the Work—Actwwe Operations on James | ™e-, Nothaving been paid until after the close of | the sum inferred to be unaccounted for by me, to | Two-story frame house, front feet on Pros- | amount of four million dollars, in denominations of | mil lars of bonds authorized to be isened oe the first of course it could not be included ‘thousand fon dollars of fifty. one hundred. five hundrea,and one the District of Columbia i 96s With the pro- | sold at publishers’ prices. Complete stock of » to able withi ‘from ions of the act ent “An act ant t - . ate of their tevec, and to bear imvensel er the he} Pistrict of Columbia to create ache for special SCHOOL REQUISITES, ¥ lvoe J Fit, $0, this may serveas an explanation Lean. | pect street, between High and Potomac streets, ! ‘ . nt: without 5 Mescrs. Teemyer & Ce" contractors forciean- | inthe relurn for that quarter; bat an examination | Bot without my return before me to be M. H. Green, for $1,300; two-story house on - | With the books—cash book and docket- i. ing and improving the Washington Canal, are | {03 5¢0"2 Sisk, wilh chow WGuly oc- | TaD returns aro mow in, the bende of th cette $a street, fronting 163 feet on 3a stroet. between iF yually . ‘pairs in said District the ae At POE & SELIGSON'S, Georgetown. progressing as fast as circumstances will permit. THE CASE OF NELLIE MILLWARD. taken from the files of the auditor, and withheld | High and’ Market Treat eee or | Suc. dnd be tt urther acted, Tha of bonds, ar OT at oo —- Eine pite foundation for the wall to be Pent in | _$—U. 500. Helis Maken ew without authority. ‘The Territorial Legistarare tee | 81) lot 42 fect on High stroct, corner of | 'Ee-$ Aovied on the taxable property cf tae Dax | tax for the payment of ro toraeer es habeas At st at cor the middle of the canal is nearly completed, | Fie 7 id the committee having ac- | West, with oldframe building thereon, to Joseph | trict of Columbia, Lor the period of ewenty: Nears eo and submitting the act, with the FOR THIRTY DAYS, Seed Weck sens commends | _ Coma aehile intended aud having reported, | L. Shoemaker, for $980; south part of lot 25, | {ictof Columbia, for tt ¥ the interest which ma, ‘of four millions of im - | The entire stock of the Georgetown. ret) Old wall en the north side on Monday next. The | BITE AEOTNCY's £06 mennnewmmrnnnen- 19 0 | tho pagers referred to thould now be the hles of | fronting 18 feet on east side of High street, im- | accrue on the s during eaid period, which | ment bonds, to a vote of the people at a general outim 73 High Street. Ruud machines are all at work, throwing out the Fe nr ; of this reply.” Thre members of this ‘tafunet see | Cea mane REE Romeo, to Shoob F. Stead, | tas abel be Molinre: during enc of nenid vente, | and. letty thoaeand dollars ts hersby Ievied apes | L, 0°! LOOT ris e ve : ee have no rigt e possessio; he fo e : 6 i fon - ot MUS! Pa fp pe cp et pepo S222 gw | They are: putite records, and should bo tate ene OF Nee Deen are ently becalmed off | OFise United Sister entitiods “An -sct to-provite for | of twenty yeare-to au amount tomciee epee | gets Mak of BOOKS. STATIONERY. as the angle at 17th street. Thenew wall on the | ,, The above amount will be found in my return to | of the office which is charged with their custody, | the coast of New Jersey are beginning to arrive] ¢* abe United States, cutitied, “An act to provide interest which may accrue on said bonds durtag said | MIAGES ant all Links of FANCY ARTICLES end of the wharf will be fukhea ine ae the marshal for the quarterending March Sist, Notwithstanding, 1 propose toshow a satisfactory | in large numbers. No less than twelve were] proved February twenty-one. cighteen huméred ad | period: which tax shail be collected aa sone of ae, | BEA large, and will be old et prices towuht te two, when the bulkhead at the mouth ofthe | ;,2# addition to the costs above stated costs were col- fecount of a large proportion of the cases contained | towed up between ton and eleven o’clock this | feventy one, aud in the same Manner that the gee, | hundred and eighty thousand ollars daring each of | times. a a will be cleared away, thas givt lected of the defendant and paid out Dy me, as f pti emg Denes in which are presumed by the | morning. eral taxes of said District shall be collected, iy to the provisions of the act of Beveral Parlor Organs and fine Pianos very low. chance of entering aud clearing withoat inter: | forsitenante neta ‘itmestens6 days. its Z ee, cain | Prermeapincet ds Rha pueden hee iierent annually sccruing tu said teens = fumbie,* Acocent-hand Piano st OF» oe SELIGSON i 4 ls aI tthe foll =e etter to-day, with a demand. e gales 2 > By ruption. ig aa selensestnc a le a cust dys tipaine Eke coeoee owing stab maont ia on’Change this morning were 90 bushels, at | 52,3, 484 de tt Surtaer soadet, That the Gover- | fr ee elt-w tf Georgetown. D.C; Werk a ter & Co, have alseommnenced: | Terenas ot hareseat Petes Attccaay ceenate, | reterred fos whine deas mpcaet eats es Gas | Gris La skouae Deupteiioe, meee esl brads ior tes cat aa, | Dito chel be miedo ieee ASH PAID FOR LADIES, GENTS A tsi cman Deputy Marshal Phillips, and Judge Moore, of coun: | (Here is in~erted the tabular statement.] RECEIPTS OF Gratn—The canal boat J.N. | Onthelr face they shall be designated special im- at of the int CHILDREN’S CAST OFF CLOTHT ig be red telfcr defendant. As. to the item for board of wit. THE WORK-HOUSE COMMITMENTS, Tho ived this ing with 2,500 bush- it bonds,” and shall be signed by the Gov- Donde, that this sct shall be sab- | GOOTS, SHOES, etc.,at L. GRADWOHL'S, 17356 They have about one hundred laborers with the defendant desired that they should b Referring to the testimony ot Lieut. John F be ygaltocledie eeaine Ee Se bee. | yencenees a (Ton rm g Ble pR ne cald Dis. | Bridge treet, Georgetown. Note by mail free arts at work, and the purpove ts to make this sod ead that aie spreferred to ay for | Kelly. ae to certain corporation giect,_ in which | Sia of wheat, 200 bushels of corn and flour and | pene, otter ef vs thee the eech at the DE: i ‘et tthrta Dintrl own of Washinaton attended to, oct8 Ty ean eo tame ash: % their bei nes were impored on the 15th o it, the de- ’ Ge . . Howe J — coins en Vieghtn unenaes Ge tee cn | See tein alee thetrappear. | fendante bring Henry Taylor James Lewis:Bichaea | _ THE MILLS were permitted to run last night, | "It. "saa oe ct further enacted, That the bonds Dietriex be te i a : pd lee reel ma p Bh Whit mu Thomas and Heury Clarks, Ihave | but were ordered to suspend early this morning | which may be prepared for issue'and sale ns afore: levying & tax SEWING MACHINES. Plows are used at first and the dirt carted to fll | a feds the atderitot the defniaat, | disprsed of by the courteand fines es dhe eenaror | Om Account of the low water inthe canal. ‘The | said, with Wee ptrolier of sabi District, ed he ‘with the question of tassiog | [PERFECTION ATTAIN aL | atte: of the ndant, ed oF e court, 8 to 21 the Cor To trict, ‘ED. BP the low grounds adjacent tothe canal. Af- | Nellie Millward, hereto appended. fendant, | two hundred dollars collected in eamell see malliexe ines C06 sbi to Fun to-siant, Bed ax gerak ant cas amass often eee wament Conds, to neers ak | PERTaCTION ATTAINED strikes the heavy, mucky strata, cases just mentioned one defendant paid i fine ded —_ ce ———— possevsion, except for the pur ; | the lect said District.” uaud-machines are to be used ior the work-houee Looks show that one was committal, CITY ITEMS SIE Peet os took moc i aee oe eee rst lection which maybe hedaiter | 4LL THOSE WHO WISH 4 RRALLY Of the work. A new dredging-machine is now The other three are noted on the court docket as : ing as may be required by the Governor; and Titus act.which said election ss respects | PERFECT SEWING MACHINE, ONE ABL&s on the way here from Philadelphia, to be used committed but the books of the work-housedo not | Goproig p. 7 shall keep a register or account of all bonis which act shall be held as hereinafter provided for this purpose. This work is to be ted show that ere ri FORTZ’ ‘ATENT REFLECTING GAS AND | may be pre} and issued under this act, and make First. Upon the approval of the ac: it shallbe | TO STAND ON ITS MERITS, ARE INVITED - prosecut dismissed by the court Lamp Suapes will save one-half of the quan- | a full report, from time te time, to the Legislative Chronicle. Daity Republican, with vigor, until completed, by this firm, and Saray | 24 Rots; or. it is possible, they may have paid. | tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use | Assembly», of the amount of sales, as well as of the , ewspapers in said District.and | 70 EXAMINE THE IMPROVED ‘there will be no lack of work for all laborers = $514 £0 | and in the pressure of business that day I may have | of them. They are cheap and durable. A, Ro- | amount of interest that may have accrued or to be | Papers as the Governor may direct, KEYSTONE. who are inclined to engage themselves. The above amount will be found in my return to | failed to take account of it. Mr. Kelly docs not ap- | senthal, No. 404 7th street, is the agent for they, | paid on said bonds. and the publication thereof be continued fur three gee the marshal for the quarter ending March sist, | Pear to have been anxiows to assist in rectify, and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandeliey | _ SEC. 6. Amd be tt /urther enacted, That twom{Iions | tenths prior to suid election SALESROOM, 711 MARKET SPACS. aun Gen. Babcock’ Work, | 12 Addition, 65.75 were collected and paid for three | What he tuys was an error. but rather to have been be > Difuclve Dactcks | and one-half of said bonds may be prepared for the | Second. ‘Th Ey jays’ atte: common of as Premaente Groans un te | Shot ey teeta een bs | baie i ane it ete np emg oy | Hegcctny m4 C6 Diamond Difuaive Daylight eee curt. ol ‘Mall, : e tatter,as that gentleman aseares me. In his Gen. Babcock has set a large force of men tade out in the prese evidence hie assumes that, because threo of thepar, : arts to work grading the blutisat photoes oad | woes at ae tae Stacey ahs uh? | fies named did not reach the work hones, meds, | Tae 20st POPULAR Sewing Machines in the the monuzsent lot... This dir othe | fully examined the same and paid it. Must have been paid to me. He says that subse. | Zarket are the Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock $a the monument los, This dirt is carted to the Guently to his inguiries of mo he'aew these ge: | Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle ond. The ballots used at said electi iseue during the year one thousand eight hundred | Printed, and those in favor of this Bet shall be metho W10ox 2 cinas Socal quater siter. the sdjouromeut ot the est | nn wt son: SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. * regular session of the Legislative Assembly, and one | Levying a tax for the peried of for the J lion and a balf during the year one ‘pe of the interest as it shal years thousand yment mn ly acct Seeteerstoret ears besold by the | ou the four million of bonde to be issued by the Dis. | “HS SIMELEST AND LESS 1iaBLE TO : OUT OF OKDBE ANNIE WILSON. Thor within tothe extent to which | trict of Columbia, agreeably tothe provisfons of an S —U_S. vs. Annie Wilson. Fined $300, and costs | he does not say that they stated to him that they had | Machines. Although they are selling at the low ue thereof is authori aforesaid, and entitled “An act authorizing the District of Co. and the monument grounds, which is to befilled | g3i. ‘When the Court annoineed phy mteneer ake | paid their fines. If the partice will eptuce nd | price of #40 and #48 upward, ot they are war | sack bees med sais eid pee call ees eee | Set ceuiie An act anther special improvamencs | AREY at CHAS. BAUMS hier, the cutting of this bank and the | suidto the Judge that she had but $100; that she | make affidavit that they paid their ‘anes, they shall | ranted equal to any and superior to some of the | stitute adebt against said District. and repsire in said District by the issulng of four Yers Mound the monument. A road will also bo | bad uct expected to be fined more than that amount, | be credited on the docket, and the amount accounted | high-priced machines. ‘The terms are very easy, ‘And eit Suriher enacted, That upon the | millions of bonds and levying ‘tax for the payment OORSET AND HOOPSKIRT FACTORY, formed across the east end of Eldorado Island, | atd that the hoped she would be allowed tims ts | for to the corporat A. Losenthal, 404 7th street, is the agent.” tt’ | sale of any or all of said bonds the proceeds thereof | of the interest ae it shall annall SEES BED De White Lat by a aidge, %0 | Pee cotcsaiirecd her tier, cee rebereteetie me: | _ Ta consiating Geis soien ete ee ee ee tees wai Set eto | Phe Cobre allomed he a 0 the testi- peat rhe Nae topo why he Ang | mutted two hundred dollars of the fine, caving only | mony taken by’ the committee, and to the charges | _ HOTELS are either overgrown nuisances or i the costs ($20) to be paid. In her testim: thereon made. 1 beg leave to eny that mp don, else large families where every wish is gratified the President's grounds and the parks south of atc hats end cam fo her and old here touid | principal executive eticr of the Bolle art,ae is | by accommodations, which & smaller ‘ine canal. oe iy me very ardaous, ct The Saeowe Feld ce, ed with hesupnof coc handred dliare | te varity of detllfn these duitcrand se amvant | Qmerican'Hdees Boson keep theta. cone : o con Pe Pana eee eae Soctery vor tae Par | Vili'be found included in my return to themarshal, | that would task the cncrgtes and ability af fever | stantly in view, and their hotel constantly in- ENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.Thissociety | Sxcept Q6.25 paid to witnesses, whose receipts Thave | Hien than myself; but Lam confident you wilrince | ereases in public favor. porbeghinp a. pO oe smstned, toe’ che pleated sulin: bat peg hag ifowrs Socom Et yand Ades, | \Goop MmASuRE AND RUNNtxo Over— . 8. 3. s but one wit day by day, etcy om : : — Riker, president of the Washington and Georges. | hess wes in atvcatance for twosnd aasthes for tittes | At the samme tins, towardeall thoes eo heey, | Dooler’s Yeast Ponda bas already taken the town Ktailroad Company with regard to increas- | days, who claimed and received pay. Mf she paid an | punished Ly thejudaments of theconrt Ihave eu: | precedent over others, trom its well-known ing the number of care and haps qncreas | sdavtional sum of one hundred dollars, itmust have | dearored t0 be kind and considerate, That sos strength and purity; but aside from these facts, road. ‘The number of cars employ Se oc been to her friend or attorney; it was certainly not | errors and omissions should occur on my it is put up in cans holding the full weight as ‘various sections of the road are as follows: Run- | Pn'ter bebalf that the aocuct te eee ee Lee nl eaee were decent represented, which is rarely the case with those necessary incidental expenses thercof, and for no other purposes; but no payments shall be made under | The act for k tax fi any contract for improvements, or for any work | Years for the payment of the done in relation thereto, unless the work done shall | acerus on the four lions of be ten per centum in excess of such payments, ex- by the District of Columbia cept in the case of the Anal execution of any contract | provisions of an actentitied orcompletion of any work gud settlement therefor. istrict to create a debt for Bac. 7. And be tt further enacted, That the im- | Snd re} t, by the is Brovements which may be made by virtue of this act | Million of bonds and levying's tax for the shall be commenced and cred oe eocording to the am £4 al os t shall anneal rovisions of t! foresaid act Se of bmittiy Prenty first day of February, eightoon hundred and | issuing of four millions ‘of improv for that the amount in question was paid | thousand cas ts oe yote the Foople ning to the Navy Yard daily, 18, (and on Sun- | to nim. ll the circumstances, is not, I think of ordinary manufactare. Hence, Dooley’s | the public mterevian ee) OF the Promotion of | Fim eas en days 24;) from the depot to Georgetown, 18; on MARY BROOM. at; and I subm t'a candid cousid: Yeast Powder is the best, purest, strongest an Src. 6. }, That if any | Third. That the tickets for Sth street, 6 andon th street Ie Tothis ace, | _6—U.8. ve. Mary Brocan im this onse there doce | Ihave stated in re t to lead those who p a id heapest ter hr Hep treo adn oe und trom | Rtewi fered Qeeeenmate te tryin | fay teeny tecting enwotatnn wa | Swe Wo ha ened ll tea aly .. “ rat by comm! * iM a inis' committee to reco Sores go Meh soc aman | ford Stazeaece ogiag henna P| eis ams oT an waceaind By Ws | Seed grcarg ne" See tute street 4, and to add 112 horses to the number now | arrest, and also as to conversations between myself | MARSHALL THOMAS SAYS THE CHARGES AGAINST His PLT GADY A GPT employed. The average weight of the carsin | and her at and about the time of her arrest, intended PRIVATE CHARACTER ARE FALSE. TEETH IN RUINS are a sure drawback on per- use is 4,200 pounds; and with an ordinary load of | to reffect discredit upon me as an officer of the court. | _ Some cha: ttenpted to be mauufactured | Sonal appearance and personal comfort. There- han thi Mana taciee eatin cot ine | levtings tax er tee t ee ior more than twelve montha: ‘ymen! fine of uot Iees than five hundred dollare ‘nor mare | sball ei 1 annually accrue thereon and statements I declare to be, in cach at in the test inst my private e liars. &ct with the question of the energers, this weight is increased to 10,000 | Dovicalar. unqualificdly false, mand Oveey | welch are inde Westy worth eran MRE aOteT fore, Keep them in good ropair with that Geta | and, and te se Fortner enacted, That this act | millions of tmprorenent boss ewes oa pace ir. Riker promises to employ twoextra MARY ECKLEY. false, and the spirit of the examination by which fri t So. diseases that amail them, to the people or electors of said | ata lection in eaid District, instead of one to draw the cars upthe | 7. U.S. vs. Mary Eckley, Defendant was fined | the testimony on thia point was called out, is go | *@@tant Sozodont. = District at the first general election which may be | to the question of the issui: Beep grades. Mr. G. also re; Bev ar- | $10) and costs ($13), which she paid,and which will | plainly malicious, that they do not deserve the at held after its together with the questions of | im) ement bonds ‘and the ef: rests made by him during the month. The | be feund accounted for in my return to the Marshal. | tention of any respectable man, depending as they G0 TO THE the i of bonds aforesaid, | this ect shall be conducted in all Tespects, president, Dr. Reyburn and H. ©. Merrit were | In addition, she paid 87, which was for hack hire, | do upon the hearsay of a single witness. Neverthe, Cunap Franc, = entitled to vote and Sppointed a committee to consult with the om. | Which expense was incurred at her request, for iver | less, in reply to them, Loall attention to avon oy Marble Hail, the approval of the act it shall be | anct withthe laws and regulation cers of the city railroad companies with a view | orBvizanes. from the Police Court building’ Into in | the aflilavit of Nellie Millward, before Teforred to: 607 Seventh street, wernor may di- | applicable tothe holding of general elections in eaid OF THE to avelding Ge ent Pee We ew ee | the night, tothe Kirkwood House. The hack was | and to that of Maude Karle, alsy hereto appended, Opposite Patent Oftice, iblication thereof ict. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ‘ Srouding the enforcement of the new law for | detained for ber use for four or fire hours. All of | THE CHARGES ABOUT INDECENCTES IN a komt oy is : said clection, | , Fourth. Upon closing the polls. the ballots for and — the prevention of cruelty to animals by induc- | thie for her accommodation, and that she wight or THE COURT DENInD. Sete ane ballots need at said election shall be | sgainet this law shall be counted by the election off- ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. ‘ing the companies to adopt such measures as will | have to be confined in jail. Before concluding my reply. I must advert to an- est ‘inted, and those in favor of said act, and of the | cers, and a tally list thereof be made out and upon — if 2 Obviate the necessity. MINNIE ROWDTE. other feature of the testimony reported by the com. and bonds, or of the contraction of said | the completing of the counting of said ballotsand da- | CASH CAPITAL...... $100,000 ‘A number of new members were elected. Mr. §. U.S. vs. Minnie Rowdie (or Routh). Fined | mittee relating to a certaim occasion, when two wit. Cheapest i be in the words following, to wit : licate returns of the votes cast in each election dis- ey Solomons called up a resolution offered by him. | £00 8d costs(€11.0), which she , and which | nesses from ti power wonse of Jer lord were Place FOR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS. trict for this act together with statements of the ag- Office in Shepherd's Building. Penneyl- feif some monte ago, regarding theuseotencck | S2g™eiqc gon my reanra., fn auton: oh | Ucained inthe Yaling irom Sotardayevenine ty To Big toe eet chine eb ct qeiauewt | Krctnteanbe trot cundtreat tor menbersst | eanmareaue.” Bans RBLET: Preto > costs as follows: for attendauce of two ¢ following Monday morning, on which testimne , ct authorizin jumbia to cre ~shail, w: Feins on draft Lorses, and moved a committee of | heeses, two days cach, 65, which amount was duly | the committee have been 40 shamelecs ates Gents’ Furnishing Goods. cs houre ‘out py SRY B. TODD, Vice President, three be appointed to inquire into the subject | — by me to raid witnesses. In her testimony be- | che * ee thatthe building was thea used by the of- and report at the next meeting. ‘The commit- | fore the committee she states that she paid $30 costs, | ficers of the court for purposes of prostitering eno tee appointed was Dr. Keyburn, H. H. Double. | ¥heress the whole amount of costs collected by me | only witness to that effect Is Bettie Gillin day and Professor Thomas Taylor. Resoluti ‘was $16.00. the women so detained. These persons were so de- | ReWEr, ‘wore adopted thanking’ the Teens ations SUMMARY OF THE FOREGO! tained because they preferred such detention to being | UP» “ pted thanking the Legislature Assem- ‘The foregoing spear to be the only cases sent to jail in default of bail for their appearance, —-—._e—___ diy for passing the law for the more effectual clase as to which the testimony elicited by th: and were furnished with temporary lodeiog ina FIrTEEN STYLES OF BUSTLES and the latest vention of cruelty to animals, and especially | mittee in their ez parte investigation resect: i f BALD HEADS may have a new crop of hair by ig = applying Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair R-- the hair folicies are not entirely closed ate adebt for special improvements aud Tepaire in ‘and eons @AMUEL CROSS bald District, by the fssung of four million of bonde, | several election n precincts or ‘lctricns, which rofares aoe — god levying & tax for the of the iuterest, as | shalldesiguate the number of votes cast fer this tee, itehall annually nccruc hercom, abd suinaitting the | one of which Feturne shail be placed fa the electinn lions of improvement bonds, to a vote of the , | Said election and the others shall be at a general election in said District. peoples | Sealed envelcpe and be directed tothe Secretary ofthe ‘And for the issuing of four millions of improve- | District and be placed in his hands by one or masse of v 1 rocm, in which sot lo in He kirts it exhibit D. | ment bonds as provided in said act. said election <8. EO 4,5. Solomons “and “George Burgess, of the | i Inicerty atau oflcer of the ur anda arch face foe a ir segummdation: fy ghey were Sarak Hosea aed ccs Bos me es | tee baile Wena FR Set and ho iesuing | (FU. On seceving the salt onrslopee containing | (XPRESS BOARDS AND PLANK. use clegates, and A. K. Browne. an * will make ‘ated durin ota ota a bonds shall 5 urns as aforenal retary shail examine = ‘Adoiphus Hail, of the Council; also theaking | ite ar to cvery candid person that the infercnces | tee however. chose to linazine tnat personsot such | STC ne ‘ AGAINST SPECIAL SMPROVEMESTS. the same, and add together the segregate sores us | We have on hand a large stock of 4-4, 6-4 and 8-4 Gen-N_P. Chipman for using ‘his inflnence to | Gree whatever warranted by what in thisconnection | without improper sen tides, eae ea oo en Switches, Carls, Chateleen titled. © An act authorising the District of Cctum: | the rewsit tothe Gorcraue ok dint enna corti Ee INSIDE WOR: BORE pee: the passage of said law, and to his Excel- | they have epread before the public. The prosecutio ment b having ch of the: a one of | Braids in ades have just been im by | bia to create a debt for special improvements and | certificate among the records of his office. % : toy ye ; the Governor, for his prompt approval of | against thes ere ubler thedirection. of the | them was plied on ws separate onesies ple! | Chas. Baum, who intends to make this @ new repairs in said District, by the issuing of four mil- | Sixth If it shall appear Ireu said rerorne as certi- | BUILDING, des. at about two-thirds tle price ul the same. District Attorney, were commenced upon inf committee With such leailn fon branch of his well-known establishment, 408 7th ame pee ticn lodged with that officer in each tase, were draw the answers desired by the committes and | street. Ladies go aud seo the new styles. Tuxre Divorces 1x oxe Day—Yesterday, | fonducted with any unnecessary severity. and so | evidently—(read. the testimony of Bettie Gillian — a ar rat a in the Equity Court, Judge Wylie ding, faras my action as an executive officer of thecourt | with a desire not to arrive at truth, but to fabricate Kip Groves for ladies and gentlemen. The hite pine of the same quality. lions of bonds, and laying a tax for the payment of | fied to by the Secretary that a ity of the votes | ™ i SDs the interest aa it shall aunuslly accrue therson, | cast for members of sald Legisattve ‘Aesombly shall ocreneckol CUMBRE OF ALL SW nnd Pe and submitting the act, with the question of the pee been cast in favor of this law, itshall bein | NiNG MILL OF UUR OWS r millions of improvement bonds, force and effect, and the Governor # mG i . We are prepared to three decrees of divorce @ rin-aie Reimiemey | eucerued. All that id or endeavored todo, was | Feardal- "It wan a diguified cours: of procecdiugs, | best Dollar Gloves Imported; also, novelty tn {ois sote.of the people at & general election tn sald | claim the same inthe papers of the District te pra, | execute orders promptly, and guarantee eatlstaction ‘eincel with the single purpose to discharge with et. | certainly om the partot the commnits ae ; fined: If a minys Wilco ee Mt. doesent caneok Thos. | Feney ad eer Smo th witncrgen exnmiond | Sn for wich ebrcd by (hem ie tat W'whonpee- | Srag'rhe cee calhneas Oe Seta e MAE Gs | Aud aalnst the fering of fone millions of tm- | shave cand agtant tissct shalt Se Folk ati'st | 52 Ovsersby Maal prompty and faithfully ited Wilson vs. M. J. Wilson. This case hax been | by thr committee speak of time having been allowed | ple in high pisces, stoop to low things they cannot | Bopot, 406 Tth street’ so ve ement bonds, as provided for in said act. noe! en the ee , treet rh before the court in diflerent forms forsome time. | thet by me for the satisfaction #f the judgments of | complain. wi ¢ ffect. . ° “ » Third. That a ballot-box for each election district | Sec. 2. Amd be dt Surther enacted, That with the ity ning ~ car ede mie instruments aro used shali be provided by the Governor, in which the bal: ete the teatimony, ta, OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRSETS and some Bh “ 5 the court, as if] had made such allows: publication of this act in the Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Coal. ‘The plaintiff alleges that for the past two years | | i as afore- dhe desensdant has refused to live with him; and | Sctimed with them to that end. OF co mont cases, cderoburated by partie who are pow improved have fust come from our factory | gaia ianproveaent bunds: shall ba depowieet ata tas | hetice over far simatine ot the Genteonee seats.” | cant Resach Yard Virgins arenes aad Sek Sect he therefore asks a divorce. Mrs. Wilson inter- | and: this, in every instanen have ondes It-is submitted that there is no corroboration | In Europe, and shail be sold to defy any compe- | election in relation thereto shall be conducted inall | Secretary of the District thet it ill te ent e, | eomtbenst. sua im ne no defence, and a divorce was granted. | as strictly, and at the same time as kind! re whatever in the t my of any of the statements | tition. Every pair warranted to be a perfect tit. | respects, as regards the persons entitled to vote, and | the people at the iret electun after its pase co Eardail Dawton ver Sallie D byiheexprese der of the court withiatsugses: | preuauteds lat evidence iio sven pert aia ame’ | ©: BAUM, Comset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer. | other tein accordans with the laws and regula: | age for their approval cr disapproval, ‘and the ahhce vara vs. Sal son. erde! s without sugzes- i fence ts 1h ever : estes ntsachl a 3 a aes intifY, a colored man, alleges that he coe | ten or wlicitation on my pert. It would have steed | ficclan otierls alse acta Hee eae eet P| nwo & bye Galion ste pale Kt Prtuhe’a ‘Manes, fake old lee sen | ofthe Secretary of the District. “° | WARFIELD’S PATENT COLD WATER SELP- ected 6 nateral marriage oh en henson, | memach wouble aod wolifie perplesity hel T beet | prerat ths elgg eed a can ao here Is to 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. . ch. Sec. $. Amd be tt further . That WASHING SOAP! While beth wore sinves, sohabits ith required simply to enforce he {adgments without inion during the detention in question, to wit: prmeloie~ Se emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of NO BOILING! and became her husband by act of Gongrent | any delay or indulgence. “In the taxation of comts | Louies Fuuntroy.. it will be seen'to bea complete | Dr. WHYTE, Chirofodist, extracts Corns this actin the event of its approval by the people, it NO HARD RUBBING! a ‘ame her husband by act of Congress. | the items for summoning witnesses were in ¥ to the allegations of the committee and their | relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails, &o.. shall be in force from and after the proclasuation . ‘ fe net forth sundry misdoings, and asks to be | every instance. upon a suépana actually servedyand | witiees as to an indecent use of the aparaueuts of | TSCTeR No. ous tock : thercof by the Governor. NO HOT WATER! freed of the yoke matrimonial. ‘The divorce | whether such witnesses were actually examined ov | the Police Gouet tailiey oat the, apart out pain. Rooms No. root ape CHARLES L. HULSE, NO WASHBOARDS! Was granted. ‘Schmidt for the petitioner. not the curt of summoning them was, of course, pr THE MARSHAL TENDERS His RESIGNATION. site Speer Washington, and 7, North Seeeper of are of Delegates, NO BLUEING! Henry E. Talbot vs. Mary Ann Talbot. The oe fmmy ol somne canes witnesses were paid the | I have now submitted the reply which, in the lat- | Charles street, Baltimore. ILLIAM STICKNEY. L . daintift alleges that his wife, amid many other | {or the somesand in there the, Semeerate seaa nea | REPT Of last week you reynired of mie from the ~~ GLorupre. a Anugnet 19,151 the Council. slacasteinsd >" -- ~~ egrcomima - 5 ¥ 5 ‘amount, so which you oe i 5 ‘ -dolngs, was guilty of committing adultery at | puid'is insignificant. Tehsold bere ees ae | Seuteich yon occupy; and tt coustiorate satan During the Times Hi. D- COORE, Governor. au 2m ar iy his own ‘residence, 1609 6th street, with one | fn each such case, Dat the business was transacted in | did. persons wit eaten bebe etal aie ‘of | It becomes every one to economize in thelr ex- L-- ~-—v!~ eae aeael Franklin, Donaldwn, and afterwards with Jos. | the mide of the hursy of che, proceedings of the | my personal and oficial integrity. jomdbenen, ‘Im ths exter to man orce granted. Hine’ for was heowey bares 7 JOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE Patent Cold W: ss petitioner. Glok to tabe the receipte ct the ion as | sufficient saving can tbe effected to mitigate ina NGUvensdiratiteey ‘act entitled “* Wartield’s jater Self. 3 an ac f horize a subweription to the 3 hore au items inthe bill measure the prevailing scarcity of money, at —— Bet nd Cee tock of the fees in'which mount Moonee thas P. WAULAcu's, comer dy sand Pa ave. | Rebinces Tek ppm Ay Ti course of my connection with | | He offers this épportuntty to the public by | pigced in ‘and the form in which 7 res lt but because | selling the best articles of Clothing tat can be tt: On upon. Tialicfous and Cowardly attark | CUeMlned, at from 15 to 20 per cent. cheaper than | ae ‘returns Distai UMBIA, August any isTRICT oF Cox! 9 A ‘2, 1s". Gommittee and an influence out: | " "Dont Fadl to give me @ val. and examine Notice 15 hereby 1ven and proclamation inade be shy a A P. WALLAOE, flon district private character, « . ee 631 Penn. avemue, corner 4} st {fo the Governor soeparn oes ia et ented An a este fo i ae sot Sie hese ames only faithfully todo my duty! re pick fem espectfail, bu from Saturday ‘were both and ally they were all time ” examined by the aasist- pease: 4. Drep rrox His I: e8.—Mr. August Fahrenbrack, who was injured by ofall at the stated i E : i i £ j Patent (ffice on Monday 7) 7 i i Was @ member of A. Rawlins ‘are false. Post,G. A. B., who are making hisfunera ie egg i g i g 's testimony before the in- Fromw J. C. Parker we bave A) yg A nai for Sept. 16th and the Traveler's in the above statement. fer the United States and Canada, affidavit is to the effect that she £ i 3 i if