Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1871, Page 4

ET ERNIE ET AN LT ST A Call That Was Not Answered. ‘The call for a meeting of republicans opposed to the four miltion joan, at Union Hi EVENING STAR. | THURSDAY.......September 14, 1.971. pretty much ail of the “out” LOCAL NEWB. | Rut ioe Wiiiinenacte tie * go eee m, (ex-corperstion eflcer,) anda few | out in the cold. ‘lock A. Watson left the hall to drum up recruits, but returned unaccompanied, and invited the reporters in the lobby to “come in and we'll have a talk anyhow.” more ado Mr. Watson mounted Tostrum, call the — to order, and constituted himself chairman. He then made a speech in oppo- sition to the four million loan, in the coarse of which he said he had always opposed the terri- torial form of government. On concluding, he remarked: “I see our friend Hatton here, won't he say something?” Hattop.—“No, sir.” Watson.—‘Won't Mr. West say something?” West, (who was deeply absorbed in ren TrE StaR, without loo! ing up.)—‘«No, sir.> Hatton.—“ Councilman Gaines is here; let him speak.” from Gaines, who sat grand, ‘hair: "zme! The Workingmen’s Club of te 14th district eid a meeting last night in the school house on 3d. near L street, C. C. Briscoe, president, in the chair, and Wm. K. Brown ceeretary. About fifteen persons were present. On motion of ‘Thomas Hickman, the president of the club was authorized t> call a meeting of all the repabli- tthe 4th disicict, to organize and elect the Ith district republican club, to be eld on Monday even: eptember 25. 5 os. Hickman spoke against the four million loan. The president thought it much better to accept the situation, and take $1.50 rather than nothing. Jerry Ro- Dinson then attempted to explain the difference between a white hen’s egg and a “yaller” hen’s ecg. The poor man had to pay just as much for bis meat as Gov. Cooke, and he thought the former should be weil paid for hislabor. In his speech he accused the president of the club of deserting his colors, and going over to “the ri No response gloomy and peculiar, while the sot disant man moved uneasily in his seat. William H. Brown—My friend Hatton or Otincoutaged SY tise pressece of the reporters Encourt resence o' re Gates vee gicumtty and onhd he ahactome three cents what was saidof him; he was op- posed to the four million bill, although he had nothing to say against e Governor Cooke or A.B. Nuopntcd’ inthe Coetee of bin vemarie he said Congress will have to give us back the old state of affairs, and let us run Sayles J. Fowen for mayor or something else. Mr. Watson began to read an article from the Baltimore Sun on municipal corruption, when one disgusted colored man took his and his leave. He int vsed his reading with run- ning cemments. We had no independent press here. The Patriot came nearest to his ideas of an independent paper; it had done a good work. At this point another of the eight left the hall. Hatton was again called upon to speak, but said, * ‘There fa too much room for my voice.” pak no called for to eageend else eee: and Be gos. respon , Teproached those pres- ent for their in ference. Tan then took the —_ and aes ong harai e against ie new government. He said she ad talked wit General Of the, District should’ be. appointed ant cet of the ‘appo: not slected—“+¥ea, appointed,” the speaker, “appointed by that little fellow up there with a ai 3 in his mouth—I mean Uh S. Grant.” hen Hatton had retired Mr. Watson in- dulged in a few more remarks, and then, with- out motion, deelared the meeting adjourned. Board of Public Works. At the meetin; of the board iterday, a communication trom my, asking to Bir. Henry Barton defended the loan. Whether it wasadvisable or not in the first place, $500,000 had been anticipated, and the work began.’ If the loan was now defeated, all that had been done would be thrown away, and the work would have t> be left as it ie—worse than before it was He was in favor of the working men and two and a half dollars per day, ar and a half wos better under the resent system than two dollars under the old, where they had to take scrip, which they were obliged to sell sometimes at sixty-two and a half g also spoke in favor of the loan. onimoved that President Briccoe Mr. Briscoe thereupon arose and » for having elected h I begged leave toresign. The jon was put, and, pending a division insisted on retiring, and requested president to take the chair. Mr. Rob- ison did so, and was, by a unanimous vote, elected president. The further election of offi- ers was postponed until the 25th inst. sane sae dearer Crvncn Proventy Exempt prom Srectat Taxes I " ict, hes given his opinion Does the act of Congrecs Yaseed recently éxempt the the New Jerusaiem Church, or any other church or school property, irom the payment of special improvement taxc:?"” which was submitted to him by Mr. Gco. W. Beall, the assessor of the Beardot Public Works. Mr. Cook, atter quoting the act of Congres of June 17, 187, which pro- vides that “ aif charches and school-houses, and all buildings, grounds and property appurtenant E. E. O’Brien, askin, theret> and used in connection therewith in the | have gas-lamps erected on P street, east of 7th D*sirict of Columbia, shall be exempt from bo 4 street, was referred to bureau of lamps for and all taxc or a:sessments, national, muni: report as to necessity and cost. Communica- pal or coun.y,” says :—** The exemption, it will | tion trom James T. Sweetman, req’ per- very general terms, and includes | mission to erect a frame addition to a'brick ary taxes, but also * assessments,’ | house, was referred to A. Cluss. A tare of special taxes.” Mr. Strong, to furrish 5,000 feet of does not think that the Sith section of the | curb-stone, was placed on file. Communica- organic act, whieh authorizes an assessment for | tion from Lemuel Bursley, asking to have improvements, not to exceed one-third of the | street lamps erected on South B street east, be~ costs. on “ the properiy adjoining and to be es- | tween 3d and 7th streets, was referred. One from J. P. le, asking to have the road leading trom 14th-sireet road to Shoemaker’s mill improved; referred. One from John H. ‘Wheeler and others, for a road to connect Pis- cataway road at creek on the south’ pecially benefitted,” can be considered 9s a re- peal by implicacion of the first section of the act or June i, 1870. In * acse sments, therefore, nts, the property ment‘oned in tof June 17, 1870, should regarded as exempt;” and the a sessments should be made against the other property which may “ adjoin”? the improvement or “be especially benefitted t2 the city culled the ° Wheeler road; the assistant engineer. by them. One from E. Farge and others, to have Se eee nning’s road graded and graveled and two ee Prorosep Bustyess CoLtece Yor | culverts built on said Toad, same reference. AGDALENES. At @ special meeting of the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon one hundred and twenty dollars was appropriated out of the mount subscribed at the Lincoln Hall meeting, and since paid in, to meet the immediate wants ©f those fallen women who have applied to the club for assistance to lives of virtue. The offi- cers and members of the club Bers, to receive these women int> their families. One of the officers has made ai ent for the reception of three to-day, others will take one,or more, uecording to their mears of accommodation. ‘The club is in negotiation for the purchase of a large and commodious a in which to lo- eate the business college which they propose to One from Z. Hoover, proper to keep the wooden pavements in repair for $1.49 Lal gr ond yard per a furnish all mate: ne- ghess to serve on the parking oi 4 filed. A communication from the Board of Health was referred to the chiet of bureau of streets for e: establish. Counsel has employed to search | colder weather, in co: ence of the bad ef- the titles to the propert » and an architect will | fect it now has upon the ith of the commu- be sent to examine the building. The terms of purchase require the payment of $9,000 cash on the Ist of October, which amount must be sub- referred. scribed before that day. Mr. Thomas Plowman, The auditor was directed in all cases of old the arcbitect, has volunteered to repair any corporation contracts to make a duplicate of the building that the club may purchase, without bills, that they may be presented the a charge. ie hy! between $500 and 3600 were | latare for its action. The contract for furnish- sebscribed. The ladies are in constant rece! ing five hundred street lamps was awarded to of letters from our best citizens pledging their | H. I. Gregory. The chief of the bureau of support. streets was directed to have sidewalks laid on ee from 7th street to — dary, ‘0 have the carriageway graded from 6th street to ; also, to cease all work now in on the streets which it is the intention of the board to have paved or macad- amized. All bids for sewers ery Sigeoo Th ———_—__— Tue GENERAL GRranp ENCAMPMENT oP Ksicuts Temptan.—The triennial conclave of the General Grand Encampment of Knights ‘Templar of the United States will assemble in Baltimore next week. The three command €ries of this cicy have made arrangements to be resent, and it 1s ted there will be a very rge asemblage of kn'ghts from all parts of the country. On Monday, the 18th instant, St. John’s Commandery, of Philadelphia, and De- troit Commandery, of Michigan, will reach this city, and members of Washington Ci inmandery will meet and escort the visitors to their rendez- yous. On es oe commanderies of this District will assemble at the Temple at 7 o’clock in the morning, and march to the Baltimore depot, to take the train for Baltimore, to join in the grand parade and inspection th On Fri- day, the officers of the General Grand Com- mandery, with all the escorting commanderies, will visit this city, when they will be met at the depot by ovr commanderies here, and escorted were referred to Mr. Mullett an chief eee ee e ineer presented a plan establishing the of streets between E and I and I7th and 21d streets; which was referred to the board. It was ordered that from and after the 13th instant the practice of locking the wheels of wagons will not be per- mitted in the streets of Georgetown. The board wes oceupied for a considerable time in the cou- sideration of the bids opened on the ist instant, and, without completing the business, adjourned until to-day, when it is expected the awards will be made. ——-— Sanitary Measures. A meeting of the’ Board of Health was held Tuesday evening, at which asewer in the vicinity over the city, and pay their respects to Governor | of No. 40 Bridge street, Georgetown, being in & Cooke. accalry will be un by the Bales | very. bad condition, was declared nuisance, more and ‘hington Railroad Company, and the fares be reduced *> #1 This evening, at 6 o’cloci the three commander of the City Hall, in inspecuen. and the Bosrd ot Public Works was requested to abate it. Dr. Verdi rey the purchase and delivery of a ton of sanitary powder; refer- red to finance committee. Dr. Cox, from the committee appointed to define the dutics of sanitary inspectors, submi.ted areport; which was adopted. Mr. Marbury offered a resolution empowering the sani inspector general to Temove all nuisances which may be reported to him requiiing immediate attention; adopted. Dr. Cox moved that a eommittee of two be ap- pointed to revise the rules of the board; the mo- tion was adopted, and the chair appointed Dr. Verdi and Mr. Marbury as the committee. Dr. Cox moved that the sanitary inspector gen- eral be entitled to a seat at the ‘meetings of the board; to. Mr. Marbury moved that the duties of inspectors commence on Monday, September 11; agreed to. The sanitary in- spector general reported the division of the dis- assignment of inspectors. The re; was acceptea and placed on file, and the scere- tary directed to notify the inspectors of their <) tor the round wip. the Sir Knights of ilessemble in front ll dress, for parade and =<. —— Tre Cnorar Socrery of tais city leave to- Morrow morning in the 8 o’clock a. m. train for Baltimore, and while in that city will be the jue=ts of the German Maennerchor. This socia- lity between the German and American singing societies is the result of the initiative movement made by the Chorals last summer in joining the Northwestern Sengerfest and participating in the German exercises consequent thereto. The Germans were gratified that an American society should enter so heartily into the spirit of the occasion, and that the idea of nationality should lost in the urited choruses. The Americans joimed in the “ Wacht am Rhein,” and the Ger- maps raised their voices in the chorus of the | “Star Spangled Banner.” The mutual good | feeling is stilt retained, and these interchanges of | Signment to districts. Dr. Verdi submitted a visits Increase it. The Chorale cin be received Fesolution rescinding the resolution suspendin, by a delegation from the Maennerchor and es- | the making of a contract tor the reception an corted to Barnvm’s Hotel, where apartments bave been por for them, and, aftera lunch, @ rehearsal for the evening concert will take ©. after which a ride through the park, and ill be indulged’in. In the evening Masonic Temple will take piace. deodorization of night soil; adopted. On motion of Mr. Marbury, the skating pond was declared | & nuisance, and the health officer ordered to notify the proprietors. A similar motion regard ing the Chesapeake and Ohio canal was adopted. On motion of jarbury @ complaint against a Will sing their prize song, and there | 4tbage master for refusing to remove garbage s by the united todketies. The | yards, &c., was referred to the sanitary in- ¢ willalso sing. The Chorals | spector, with’ instructions to report the name of urday morning. the offending garbage master. ° = pote ne Shecking Case of Crucity to an In- fant. IT IS STARVED TO DEATH BY ITS UNNATURAL MOTHER. Yesterday mornin, plied to Lieut. Noonan, of the Sanitary Police, for the burial by the authorities of a child who had died on K street, between Mth and 15th streets, the mother, Leno Childs, as was alleged by the a; ¥ then dinner G ASSOCIATIONS, ug building asoct as been sold as follows: nomical, {Ist meeting, 36 led at 30 premium; Cen- i meeting, 45 shares (25 drawn) sold at 3 premium; Peoples, 23d meeting, 60 shares Were sold at an average of 5) premium; Provi- Oheratite th ee mum: Washington Co- | sppended a note from Dr. Bushnell, physician Sperstive meeting, wry — on wae to the poor of the Second Ward, stating that he veragi w) premium. @ meeting of the Economical Building Association last evening, | 28d Sttendedthe child three months previously, the proposition to amend the constitution so as and that, in his opinion, it had died from neglect to permit the association to purchase surrend- | #24 bad treatment by its mother. Lieutenant sent word to the Coroner, who ered st sek, was referred toa committee, toreport vi sum: - a vlan at the next regular meeting. Some of the | mest’ ‘The Jory rene ee sary oF in stock not having been taken at the minimum re The Pog Haggis a the opinion of Dr. Bushnell as to the cause of death, and Deputy Coroner Hartigan thereupon issued a warrant for the arrest of the unnatural mother, who will be brought before him for + the members proceeded to a “draw.” hirvs-five shares were drawn. At the 2sth Inceting of the South Washington Building As- sociation, $13,900 were sold at an everage of 30 . T cent. First Co-operative, 36th meeting, oer peg a a 10,000 were sold at 55 per cent premium. tion. mother, , is about 30 old, ‘Tue Boarp or Trustees or Cotorzp quite ght bonan a ea ee quite light in color. ——————— PRoposep Street RaiLRoaD 1x ALEXAN- pria.—dJudee Keith, of the Circuit Court, has Granted & charter to the Alexandria Passenger A rors met last right. Mr. Jobnson stated at he a carpenter to examine the Jobn F. Cook School, and that he had reportedit unsafe fora bell. A plan for a belfry was sub- mitted and ‘A letter was subs mitted way Com for the construction of a Mr. Johpson from the Schillinger patent wont railroad from the dock, atthe footot Ri saroeh, eempany, submitting a ition to pave the | to Fayette, Payne.or West street; thence to Duke Hors of the M Street Sc! | building with their street, and thence to the corperttion ee ore foncrete pavement; laid over for further con- | Stone-| . The corporators are General M. sideration. A motion was made Mr. King | D. Corse, F. Knox, W. H. Peck, Paul J. that Mr. Gregory be to repair thestoves | White, andSamuel L. White. ‘Thecapital stock for the various school buildings; will not be less than $30,000, in shares of $50. A Davis, one of the janitors of the seh: barter for the to West from at —— > pa DarpeEN INDICTED FOR THE MURDER oF peli penalties f wumetoue propery Soler rs "rs bilo indleteent sbeidas Denes pene resity been Suber hp tea pillars have im with the murder of John MoCar: | of West End, and it 1s theegir tee eet Ly Wixerse Ur or a BUILDING AssoctaTion. The Pxcelstor Bui ‘Acsoctation hae E after running &% months. This, in view of come drawbacks (0 its career, is well ¢ Stactory aconcicion, The fer ees ones factory @ concl- a was ihe “old plan.” League Hall pain ta ni led | scription, were betore the grand jury Condensed Locals. Mr. 8. P. Brown is lying dangerously ill at his residence near oest Dice we regret to ear. The Unique and Alert Base Ball Clubs had another game yesterday afternoon on the Na- tional grou » result Alerts 30, Uniques 19. | Mrs. Beck was found dead in her bed at her residence on 10th street, between E and G streets southeast, vesterdsy morning. She leaves a | husband and five children. | Witnesses in the case of A. C. Taber, now | under arrest on the charge of ne death | of a child by carelessness in compounding a y- The row of old wooden shanties on the | side of 6th street, between F and G, and known as “Murphy's Kow,” is now being demolished, : make way for six new three-story brick dwell- inj zs. “Old dog Tray” and other curs of high and low degree can appear after to-day with un- muzzled snouts and tails erect, happy in im- munity from Poundmaster Wheelock’s lasso. ‘This may be fun for the dogs, but is rough on humanity. Officer Thompson last night captured the no- torious William Jones, who escaped trom the cells of the Police Court on ego 4 last. Jones was sentenced a few days since t) ninety days in the jail for robbing the stores of Messrs. Joyce, ay cmp Cochran, and others, on Friday night last. r. Wm. Coppinger, sec! of the Ameri- can Colonization Society, has just started on a trip through the States of Virginia, North Caro- lina, South Carolina and Georgia, for the pur- pose of conferring with a number of colored people, who are making arrangements to settle in Liberia this fall. Chief Justice Chase will return to this city about the Ist of October. Before leaving Wash- ington, he purchased a suburban residence on portion of the Berry estate, ‘Metropolis Vie: where he will reside. The house is now being placed in readiness for his reception. Mr. M. H. Prince is erecting a hand:»me three-st ry brick residence on the north side of Massachvsetts avenue, near 10th street. The front is of prers brick, with bay windows to the first and second stories, Seneca stone trimmings, and the building, with L, will have fourtzen rooms. The property, with this improvement, is estimated to be worth $30,090. —_————— CHESAPEAKE AND Onto CANAL.—A meeting of the President and Directors of the Chesa- e and Ohio Canal was held at Frederick on uesday last, when a proper remedy to prevent ascarcity of water in the canal was discussed, but without ‘ial action was laid over until the next meeting. The receipts from the canal last month were over $33,000, being an excess of 000 over the month July. Col. James G. nly adopted, directing the. committee on mor ing the com: on tran: La to make an ‘Scamiustion into the ition of the canal from Georgetown to Ith street, Washington, and take such steps as may, in their judgment, best promote the interest of the ley pa and abate lained of by citizens “eo line of the canal the Board of Health of Washington city. REAL Estate Sates.—O. H. Holden & Co. have sold one brick horse on 2d street east, be- tween Maryland avenue and C street north, to 0. W. Cook, for $7,000; one brick house on’ 2d Street east, between Maryland avenue and C street north to Evalleen Warden, for $8,000; one brick house on South A street for $9.500; one frame house on Ist street east, between D and E south, tor $1,400; one brick house on ist street east, between D and E southeast, for $4,500; farm of 31 acres near Good Hope for 35,000. snot weisiad From J.C. Parker we have Harper's Weekly and Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, for Sept. 2d. THE COURT. CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Gi; To-day Thos. Goakly, Michael Ryan, James W. James Car berry. and John Coakly, assault with intent to kill: juror withdrawn. Wm. Johnson, colored, indict for burglary on the 2th of August, was found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary for five years. {This party, it will be recollected, was discovered in 4 pawnbroker's establishment on the 25th of last Month, and arrested by private watchman orn, Sergeai nt Officer Stinchcomb.) The iptors were discharged until Monday, for whitch day the following cases have been set: James M. Daven- Jort, sseantt and battery with intent to kill Oram os 8. B. Wall; James Welch, assault and bat tery, (appeal from Police Court.) To-pay, Judge Snell_—Michacl ged with profanity; fined @3. Anna ith, same offence; fined $3. ‘Minnie don, Gececeniy conduct on the street; fined a ‘arter and William Nichol rderly cond an anlawfal Fiera the corner of ‘hued 3 each, William Jones, ree colored despera rom the Court cells, va arrested yesterday by officer Thompson, when he pate a deoporate pe to striking, Kicking, biting the two months jonal . Recess. escape, b icer; fi "610 an costs or two ‘to his former sentence in GEORGETOWN. SuppEw Dratn oF an OLD Man—Wasit Sui- cide +—About tog eight o’clock last even- ing Dr. Bodisco Williams was called upon to visit Mr. Joseph Lane, an old gentleman sixty- six years of age ridge, near Mar- ket'street, and who for a number of years past has been ay or ed by the Washington and Geor, Gompan to water the the Georgetown inus of the road. On examination the doctor found that Mr. Lane was quite dead, and was told by Mrs. Lane that an hour or two before her husband had pur- chased some laudanum for the Purpose of check- ing the dysentery, with which had been atilicted for some weeks. When he came in with the landnum one of his daughters asked him to ive her the phial, but he refused, saying that e intended to take only a small quantity to re- lieve his dysentery. He then proceeded to his bed room in the attic.‘ Half an hour after his daughter went up and found him in Rae orn | condition and all the laudanum in the phi | on with the ges sql of perhaps a dozen The clerk who sold the deceased the laudanum says he purchased half an ounce, and that he had been in the eer barn, mach larger quantities. He is positive that the deceased did not die from the effects of the laudanum, but from natural causes. Mrs. Lane says he had been complaining for some time, and had taken laudanum in quantities for his disease. She does not believe, however, that he died from an over-dose. He had been in the habit of waking Mr. George Hunter of Lang's restaurant, on street, every morning, and yesterday morning remarked ts him that’ he hat wate him for the last time. Nothing was thought of the remark at the time and it was not until Mr. Hunter heard of Mr. Lane’s sudden death that he recalled it and comprehended its possible signif- icance. The deceased was a native of Ohio, but for the last twenty years had resided in this city. No steps towards holding an inquest have yet been taken. Suppen Deatn or a Lapy.—Mrs. M. J. Ad- ler, wite of the well-known Bridge street hard- ware merchant, died suddenly at her residence yesterday, it is su; , of cholera morbus. he was quite well in the morning and was sick bat a few hours. She was about twent-five years old, and had been married but two or three years. Mazkxixp.—Mr. Cornelius Ramsburg, of the firm of Ramsburg & Son, and one of the assist- ant assessors of the District of Columbia, was married last evening to Miss Sarah Nourse, daughter of Prof. J. E. Nourse, of the U.S. Naval Observatory, Washington. The cere- mony was performed at the bride’s residence by ber father; after which, the happy couple left for New York on their wedding tour. Tne Poromac Boat Crus retuses to take part in the coming regatta, becanse {t is not to come off in the Potomac opposite this city. The Potomacs claim that on account of their being one of the oldest clubs in the District, and their late achievements, they should be accorded the rivilege of selecting the course for the regatta. For many reasons they believe Georgetown waters far preferable to any other course that could be named. Tue Canat.—The water is still low in the terday evening the boat « Feldt ant Shagh,” y evi ec « upp,” sunk in the canal near the Great Falls, and ation was suspended until this morning at Go’! » when the sunken boat was raised and loaded boats comt ing. Four Gone Ur. Present week, extra and family flour have gone up from twenty-five to cents per barrel. CLOTHING. Cuosine OUT SALES or YOUTH’S, BOYS AND CHILDREWS SISMABCE, sovAvy AND WELLINGTON SABNEY JACKET SUITS, DEBBY SUITS. METBOPOLITAN SUITS. ‘The sbove styles in COLORED ‘with taste and LINENS, manufactured elegance for all ages from 3 to youths of 20 years of ae. Also, SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS, TIES, WOKS, &c., £0, Great opportunity for good goods at low prices. NOAH WALKER & 00., ou yal held Inst ‘ve 7 yo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, S| Sula ‘OTH ND SECRR- | road Company to locate and grade their said road #0 CITY ITEMS. | OFFICIAL. NSIS Sar Bartel a atin of Sh eu Seto prepare ior its cupersiaciure, mow, Chere: n ACT OF | Stesten ts ibe pesme fe. Lagiehaal ye et emarted, That Unt thie We xrven saw a more beautiful assortment | ()*3IgUL PUBL, aF bn act of ve . ' of Dollar Kid Gloves than those which have just U ik tEaisEatl Rat ha wt augurt im; ubeitiog 17 the people Tent the pest ge arrived from Europe at C. Baum’s Kid Giove BOL 1G 6 AL EI ONS ‘ots cant for inembere of the Legislative A Rost. Ladies and gentlemen, tees 9 Di OF COLUMBIA. Susther, mistake the name or nam! the time for the pranied Ax Act fixing holding, the General Frayo, the Hatter, bas opencd ‘a New 4 Store, 453 Seventh next door to the Original Prane. in wmf mr Thin election will be ork ad Will be the Place held on. wi, 7 time Hats of eves pT Set offthe Ly prevedea ve 2 at a fair price. said act Bi : FITTED AND FURNISHED mean a great deal, but most travelers in this country are ready to indorse the statement that the American House, Boston, is fitted with all needed conveniences, and furnished in accordance with the demands of the most exacting. For THE CHEAPEST AND BEST fitting Shirts call at Price’s Gent’s Furnishing Depot, 413 7th street, between D and E streets. ad peitoerncl da Picreigt Peg tread oT.—Try ~ ° nt’s ves, evel pair warrant! |, at Price's Gent's Furnishing Depot, 413 7th street, 52a! SFP o2 Ge x a in ae og ther oF ¥ fore euanet, That Bovgrany beri eiborina tine : wee the object of their issue on their 3 Fi H i riy, to an amount necessary to six hundred thonsand dollars, thereof to _ CUTIVE O1 nh Se eee TE = x in the Di of ais nee between D and E si —— a WE WOULD CALL the attention of our readers to the large and new assortment of French and German just received from Europe, at street. Lool ‘dnd t = a levied annually a tax of six C. Baum’s, 408 Tth t. k for untitled An act a ai | en bedng ly = 3 Sprersmenin ant lower rate as may sufllee,on ev issuing of four million aid act entit number. ren suit District by Tor the nayumet af the | tax for the payment of the tobqwest as Corns, &c.—Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535 as itshall annnall ecesee Charen, At one, ually accrue on four uatition Gnitare for the pay- 10th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and | mitting the act with the question of the is#hing of inoued by the Dis Phony cae anik aii No, 7 North Charles street, Baltimore, succes | the four ral cioction ip enth Ditters? ape | Columbia to create aaebs for epee erpmishecls segiedel toceen Renta fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, | the people at a general election ip said District, and repairs in said District by the ise published before the neat general a, an re &c., without pain. provided by suid act to the people of said District for and levying © tax for the Gulp by the fonrtecnth section of ‘the chartar of Gortzs Patent Hurcecrina Gas axp | heirapproval ordi pproval, in connection with the ae it sl ually the District of Columbia, tact of Congress of Peb= Lamp SHapes will save one-half of the quan- | {testiou of issuing four millions of bonds for special tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use Seld election wil be the. first general election afte 4 The: and ‘able. . Ro- said act. Said is hereto 5 Seti SSL ft ce team the | end tlio reg scbrecmatet, scree Mpeat ont ie Pe Retectors =A Nasnond Iisa oe Governor af the District Columbia, | subjoined and publication thereof js herewith made LLGAM STICKNEY, toma ee Dera EDWIN 1 StANTO “COOKE. pet Li xa) Becretary of the District of Columbia, Governor of the District of Columbia, Approved. Awenet 38.171. a ree eee cLen gM bine op. | Ay Actomernag Dstt fou ad sepeeee Secretary of the District of Cotenble. SEU SEEN TEEESEEEee ™: are cLean ic e t for 4) Ab J ititch and feed said District by the issuing of four million of bonds, | AN Act levying a tax for the payment of the inter- Saline Aibonen teat cosine atten | catenin ahs imuyne oftout mon of bonds, Advertisements, ‘est, as it n eoanally, scores on. four —— —_ ually acorue ubm rs of bonds, authoriz issned ; : Price of $40 and #45 upward, yet they are war- | §"\epall annually ecormee ine samen ae me goers, of Columbia by an act entities = be BE TH Om48 DOWLING, Avot; Georgetown ranted equal to any and superior to some of the million Sitmprevement bonds ioe vote of the peo- he District of Col ADMINI: TORS E_OF NOUSEHOLD high-priced machines. eter reer ee: ¢ at a general election in said District. FUBNE 5 Cy RUoHO: A |, 404 Tth street, is the agent, Be 4, tac by the, Lea tolatipe Assembly. af the nee REDa gee Ho han ——— District Ff Columba, ‘that special im- at 100 . i» 1 shall Krp Groves for ladies and itlemen. Thi on is and repairs of avenues, A! by order of the & irt of = best Dollar Gloves im j also, a novelty in | alleys, and roads of the District or'cclanbis be Pe: by order of the Supreme Gori Dee first class Glove. be early and secure a | commenced and completed, and sewers choice in calling at C. Baum’s Kid Glove aires Gerd enc dente, at the corner of end Stoddard st) i, ‘ks be ited, the Governor D ‘aseorti Jonehold * 4 pot, 408 7th street | Suthorised end empowered, for and in ‘alsa elo nud tnerein Carpets: Feather Bole Munters, FIFTEEN CTYLES ov Busvies and the latest | Sher aivectod, seqisterel or coupge, beets te the Bigvon, Crockery. ac. novelty in Hoopskirts are now ate: ion at OC. million lines ony of . “= Boum’ Hoopslirt und Oonet Weceen ae tak iityvone Kawdred, ave bautreh nol nae tposened £009 URN EE be. CORET ON Aorta street. dollars, to be payable within twenty years from the oes mdf EI ——— date of their issue, and to bear at the rete of PASESTS, save Money. Hauwrtze has all kinds thermometers and | seven per centum anni . ao ~~~ -@ inners Svigh an Gane Toperty SCHOOL BOOKS — . Human Harr in Switches, Curls, Chateleen | trict of Columbia, for the period of twenty told at publishers’ prices. Complete stock of Braids in all shades have just been imported by | an amount sufficient to ine tere SCHOOL REQUISITES, Chas. Banm, who intends to make this a new | accrue on the eald bonds 38 At POE & SELIGSON branch of his well-known establishment, 408 7th eighty thousand during each of - a street. Ladies go Sanco ie, new styles. -ecably to the sions ‘the act ofl CAT Bae OUR WEW STYLES oF CoRsETS and some from saa wise District of Got OOTS, SHO! a improved pc i one ery our pecans proved J Feb fwenty one, eighteen, hi ridge street. x. and £0! any com; seven manner that tition. every pair warranted to be a Perfect fit. | eral, taxes of said District shall be collected Dae i, Ooeyt Sad Heerett Mametbominee, infereet am lly accruing on said buds, PROFESSIONAL. hall ith the Secretary and @. STABK WEATHER, During the Hard Times be gee " ITECT. Denttaren, nthe rico of snting mona | Once tigy ly sae etal Aroeren ano Stree oraz, 2? sl v~ ™ Bufficlent saving can be effected to in&| can comet Beotttery, and ae pA mand. measure the prevailin; t's ‘et the old Brnor ied by the ‘Com| Fisced prices. OMe, troller, ‘and baveadiixed to them the seal of the Dis- Plant's ‘Building, cobuer Biew fork evenue and 13th ic re’ Scarcity of money, at P. WaLrAcn's, corner 4 st. and Pa. ave. 5 greet. . 4. And be it further enacted, That the bonds scling the bet erie ot tuing Wat oan Bs | Tt ta fabs sues © PEF ay ape Dyce hee een en | Raascname mbearcr ama mec eas | 24 GHIRE apn ge ERR AT AR any 01 él ‘Bot an) . i for the of this act; | the » ‘No. 4, 5th Bon’t fait to give me a call. P. Wattacs, of his possession, except as ana at wiked he Law! ts ——- 631 Penn, avenue, corner 4% st sbtitkeep s regintr ‘or account of all bonde which | thi C * ® Pyawes ona Tw0 SHOW OAsES 10F sale at Prince's Bazar, | 4y le prepare: and ieened under thie act, and make AziORNEY re £A%, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘as of the OFFICE SOUTH SIDE LOUISIANA me 4 No. 484, between 4% 475 few . doors 2985 i, D BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. guacted, That twomfitions Qquctetty—Desemenmer tens errr Pte 4 soLomons’ et (OHM F. HANNA, NEW BOOK LIST. ab England by Harriet 8 to wi —_—_— jeri. Gryant sioner odpm tele 8. 5 ‘upon BOOTS AND SHOES. uden ’ Elements ot cology, by has. con: 10 said Pep ginger ye eee BIE ‘That REDUCED RATES Ti dren Got ape arcane of the Board > of the y be disbursed. by FoR improve- fast te ts a oa 4 @allan ne shall bonds to be s0 ex. i the im- of four REDUCE STOCK. as aot TS ccrue theeoe. ‘amas and poemsin the s Lottores in tbeWtady at Patino at Ge Lee ey meet eet eee det he | From andafter July 1 we offer our lange and Gest e : bonds, Emory Washburn, LL. D.; 82, Follo-Farine; by promotion of | Tote « im the said | able stock of Oneida; 62. Tne Great Social Bei ‘ye canseg: , That if any | whine ciel Gideon's Mocks by Batharing See shall uses or | shall be Thich the Gore BOOTS AND SHOES lanstion’s Adventures, by Bob’t Browning; , of any of the money authorized | ¢rnor deposit of the is act, to its provisions, he | ballots act entitled * An PHILP & SOLOMONS, ietion in the Orininal Ooart gmubla so create. AT 4 DISCOUNT oF of lions of bonds and BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, ethan insist ‘aes ( the interest as it | 49 Peg CENT. OFF ON ALL CASH SALES _sel3 911 Pennsylvania avenue. tie one thowand dolars pad ne OTICE. a shall be sabmitted to the oF el ot end oo Ate ett — oe OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE | District at the first general election which may be fered in this mat aried stock Firsech se porte a fal con foresate | thelasuing of the four ‘of ‘bonds aforesaid, ofall.” We name in part LITHOGKAPHING, ENGRAVING PRINTING Inthe mele herginaier 5 iy? a FOR LADIES: ANB BINDING DONE TO ORDER Hirst. Upon the approval of the act it shall : The public are invited to 9 pad gramine our | publishe spn ueeere Lely ad di- ‘The FRYECE, a. BUTTON PZzouve. y . s BLIP oy ROE ender Natiooal Mcropellan Bank be ecntinaed for three months prior to sald oloction. ‘GBESS sod SID TAGE ot acrte St Deri door today Geen SoM. | printed ‘aid thowe fa favor of enld act, and at the —— ‘TE NEW DEPARTURE FROM OLD Foor | debts FOR GENTLEMEN: PRICES, thus savin: » from 90 to, #9 per cent., in OR SPECIAL NTs. The CROWN PRINCE, WA: GTON SHOR new live BOOKS, STATIONERY. ee Res just re- | For theact of the District of Oclambis, entitled DEE pgOTs and GA & ceived by the FRANKLIN PUBLISHING OOM- | “An act aut + otmmabia, ont BESS BRO er A PANY, 121 Pa, avenue, opposite the Conserva- | aieadebt for 8) improvements and oe tk $2 ‘ tory. ee6-tf | said District, by of four million of bonds, | several : nrg read and levying s tax mnt of ths interest, as | shalldesignate MISSES AND CHILDREN: NEN BEAPQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL | fehaliannuaily accrusthercon, and submittiog tne | ome of witch we nase a BEE HIED a some CORB, STATIONERY, 2c. 90, cheap that | act, with the question of Taeting of the fourmil- | bes of Sant COLORS, KID yuery ** FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, 191 Pa, | Yous of improvement bonds, to a vote of the people, | said ¢ rr : avenue, opposite the Conservatory, se6-tf od for the of four millions of improve- | Distri woner nn Manrrasy EURPOSES ‘OME AGAIN. and daily receiving fall supplies | ™ebt bonds as provided in said act. said received #GHEAP Of BUHOOL BOOKS. BEATIONERY, So ce | _ And tho ballots against said act and the issuing than New York prices, 2 to 40 cent inder old lows: . BURNS @ ©0., tt ‘AL IMPROVEMENTS Ww rices, by the FRANKLIN PUBLISH. er ee oe y ING COMPANY, 43 A Gouservatory. of the Columbii . Pa. avenue, opposite the titled, * District of Colum- sett | bia to ceatesa debt for rpacta Smprovemente and 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BOO! Said District, jo - tee ———v Fics of bonds, ent laying » tax for tire payment ms the interest ad is shall uy je thereon and submitting the act, with the question of thé onitient issuing of ar millions remen Bonasind, She contract for the enpply ef the Public toa vote of the people at «general election in said BOOKS USED IN THE DISTRICT, And against the issuing of four millions of im- at the LOWEST PRICE. 402 WM, BALLANTYNE, street, near corner of D. (Rep. and Chron. fement bonds, as provided forin aid act, PIphina’ That sValloe box for ‘cach electing district shall be provided by the Governor, in which the bale iote for aud against the said law, and for se3 and against t bonds, shall be deposited, and the aria nop marcos Rete 5 pects, ag regards the persons eutitied te eetee any . ont vote. otherwise, ta Sccordance with the in a) le win eid fee ponte ct the fest Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, of U. 3. Supreme age for their approvs ior ai Court, D. yt a Wasnrne’ tions whic! ‘ASHING TO! 1871 FALL, 1871 pees Stich notice nd regula: Us, the ballot-boxes : the event of ite approval by By se thereof by the Goversor Lier > Dros Y 4 CHARLES L. HULSE, er of the House of Delegates, WILLIAM STICRUEY. ot l. AY ¥ . TD: COORE, Governor. au21-3m ee GRAND OPENING iE il f i or Wasurneton, July Ist, 1871. in Dear Professor: FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, tne | NGOvinsOwpabinhing amactensuneare® | 4 After aring Zour BALM OF LIE tm many tn- shall | io authorize au the stock of the Pisd- iheveliet evuckt, "Wor dlarrin cnekchs. RS I Company upon certai: fs pe as rate ‘the tx —— re o. 4. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 2011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, District oF On ne isn. thesetof the ret of Colt I oy rm FATHER BOYLE. Between lth and llth streets.