Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1871, Page 4

EVENING STAR. MeRDAY...........September Is, 1871. LOCAL NEWS. rd of Public Works. _ Alleged conspiracy to raise the price of bricks; awards of contracts; work-ordered, € Ata meeting of the Boare of PubMe Works on Saturday a number of petitions for improve- Monts were appropriately referred. The chief of bureau of lamps, &c., was directed w erect street lamps on ivthsireet west, from © to T st. north, on ith street west from T to Boundary street north, and on 6th street from L to Massa- chusetts avenue. The Water Register was directed to have water mains laid on 16th street from L to Massachu- setts avenue. ‘The request of F. A. Boswell that th street ‘west from Maine avenne to K street south be trimed and graveled. wax refered to the chief of Dureau of streets to have the work done, pro- vided it does not cost more than S75. Abatement of a nuisance at the corner of 5t and L streets northeast, in the ature of a pond ow ', Was ordete ALLEGED EKICK CONSPIRACY. The following resolution was adopted: Whereas it is rumored that a certain party in this city has pired to raise the price of bricks a large quantity with a view to thereby seriousiy en- »secution of the construction of + a8 propesed by this is ordered that a commit- dani! Mullett, ate this matter, and to ¢ earliest moment. CONTRACTS AWARDED. It was ordered that the graiing and parking of Maryland aven the Capitol to ai: Points tn the tricts, be given to Mar s established by the boar ‘The water registrar was dir ydrant ed on the northwest corner of I and E st Abatement oc a nuisance ocea- sioned by a bursted sewer on Bridge sin wn, Was ordered. The reques to be all 1> deposit railread ties in be appoin Teport tot ed to have a 19th northwest, ¥ Charries E. Hulse to have street lamps erected onthe following streets: H street nocth, from Zist to 2ith street west, three squares; 22d street west, from Penusylvania avenue fo I street north, fovr squares; G street north, from 2ist to 26th street, five squares; I street north, from 2istto J6th street west, five squares; 3d street West, trom J. to M street north, one square; 24th street west, from Pennsylvania aveaue to G street, three squares; zist strett west, nsylvania avenue to P street, six and New Hampshire avenue west, from Circle to I street, one syuare; referred to chief of bureau of lamps, &c., to request the gas company t» have mains laid in these streets. It was ordered by the board that the grad- ing of 11th street eas, from Penn-ylyania a@yenue to Maryland avenue, be given Biichsel Shiner. at the board pri Macadamizing, and grading of , street to Lin Si e to Wm. A. Fletcher, at be and ps Jand avenue and H street beard pri The chief of bureau of contracts to report the of bureau of crosswalk and cost of certain work. Streets, Xe., was directed to |: avenue and T street. gutter on the southeast corner of Virginia pees Tue Kyients TemrLan—Reception of Visit- ing Commanderies. etc—A dress parade of the three commanderies of Knights Templar of this District took place on Saturday evening in front of the City Hall. About three hundred turned out in full regalia, making a handsome appear- ance. After passsng through the drill exercise and inspection by the eminent commanders, the line of march was taken up down Indiana ay- enue to 3d sireet, thence to Pennsylvania av- enue, and up the avenue to 10th street, up 10th street to F, and down F to the Masonic Temple, when they broke ranks. A large number of the Knights met at their asylum this afternoon at 239 o’clock, and pro- ceeded to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot to escort the Detroit Commandery to their quar- ters in the National Hotel; after which, they will again proceed to the depot to do honors to the celebrated St. John’s Commandery, of Phil- adelphia, whom they will also conduct to the National. The strangers will to-morrow visit Mount Vernon, and upon their return will again be taken in charge by the Washingtonians, who Will escort them to the depot, where the visitors Will take the train for Baltimore. Next Thursday, at $a. m.,the Knights of the District will leave for Baltimore, where they will take part in the grand parade In that city on that day. The Grand Encampment will vist this city on Friday next, having been invited by our Knights, who will act as escorts, and pre- parations have been made to make everything comfortable for the distinguished guesis durin, their visit. On their arrival they will procec up Pennsylvania avenue to the White Hone, and in returning, Governor Cooke will review them at the St. James Hotel. The Knights wil then proceed to the Masonic Temple, where a banquet will be given. All objects of interests in the city, incinaing the public buildings, will then be visited by the strangers. One of the at- tractive features of the parade will be the marching drill of the Knights, forming ero.«s and the like, exmblematic of their order. may be leoked forward to with pleaser: anxiety, as it ‘s said their movements wil executed in a very beautiful manner. The Maronic Temple will be decorated with flags, as also will the homes of many of the Knights. SaaS DeaTus oF THREe WELL Kyows Crrize: ‘Yesterday atternoon, a large number of our citi zens attended the funeral of the late Henry Ovid, trom the residence of Mr. Pierce Shoé- maker, near Brightwood, and followed tne Yemains to near Pierce's Mill, where they were interred. A delegation of Beacon Loge, No. 15, 1.0. O. F., of which the deceased was a member, was present. Mr. Ould was nearly half a century ago a teacher of the school at the corner of ith and G streets, then known a= the Western Lancasterian School, and many of our oldest citizens were taught by him to “ read write and cipher.” Mr. Edward Towers, another well known citi- zen, died at an early hour yesterday morning at his residence, No. 315 15th street S. W., in the €hth vear of bis age, after an illness of one week. t. Towers was formerly engaged in the paper business in this city, and tor a long time before the war was active in oar volunteer military organizations, and was extremely popular as the artermaste Washington Light [ntantry talion. His funeral is in progress this atter- Tesidin: a e. No. 19, of Masons. cence = om Howxor 1s De on was offered by at the last Iv duties wh gton, entitling him te ranked among the ben-factors of the District, and deserving of the honor, which the constitu: tion of the society provid: se who hold that relation to our com- — IMpRoveMENTS IN SovrH WaAsHtxotox.— Messrs. Wolford and Shilberg have commenced the erection of a first-class two-story building on 7th street, between D and E streets S. W. It is ‘25 feet front by 80 feet deyth, 15 feet high for first and 12 feet high for second story, and ex- ass Sanrely aupeogtiated tor a Srat- i! r-goods store, £4) in all respects to the best and floor. Adolf Cluss is the architect; William Price, contractor. Ey oe Tue Case oy Paymaster Hopcr mm THE Crmmat Court.—Judge Hum; in_ the Criminal Court this ct atten- ee Tux Hor Homicrne.—Isaac Dent, the colored man, whe died from the effects of a blow from a hoe in the hanes of Dennis Toomy, as stated in Saturday's Stan, was attended Dr. G. W. Bicok, who denics that he ever testified befure the Police Court that to testify In that court when Toomy was ar- yaigned and fined for asaault only. ———_o—— From R. B. Mourn & Co. we have the read- able October namber of Harpers’ Magazine. | ident, in the chair, and Mrs. Lilly Wood seeré= | ebi | the club, and offered to instruct a c * may be conferred | | Baumgras. | quested by the president to mect at the College | received 4,009 bushels of wheat per canal J Sanitary Suggestions. RTS. RAND SECRE- | road Company to locate and erade thelr anid road #0 OFFICIAL. BY THE GOVERKO! : Vaccine Maticr—The Proposed Abattoir—Meat | Crist, caer mate phreys—Thismorn: OITY ITEMS. | vaRes Naa the ict of Columbia of thewub- | as to prepare for ite superstructure, = “accion ~* FIMINAL 2. ¢ Hem: ys. A | be . ' Inspectors— The Stone Crusher—The Stating | ing was act for the triai <f Captain JM. Davenport | HAazz's Vegetable Sicilian Tair Renewer ia OTP LEGSEATINE aSeMEE AT Frovai or aieappronai: of an ackot tis Logininsve | “Eni 1, and te w eacord, That that thie ink— Garbage Gatherere—Safety of Places of | on the charge of assault and vaitery on Justice | an excellent dressing amd tonic for the hair; and 3 SATE Ae ae rae Fol secmmbly of approved Axe ; | acts na che pone = Amusement. | Ofamdatus §: B. Walls shooting him with » pis, | Takes the hair grow thick LDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN TH eT Souitied. An act Saul onaretes tor {the Logutatiee Lew At the meeting of the Toard of Health on | tole hen ennibaker. WD. Davideo. and —_—_—+s ASTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ot o farther. That th atnrday night, it was announced that fitty | & Fraxc, ia Bae Sinn, he Gee Sor behing, On Gee od aapetion « 3 pes of vacaine matter hat! been procured for | oe f Reutocky, wished to manage the the Hatter, Elections in the District of Colermbias ¢ ~s tye =, distribution among the physicians of the ir. Ps be anable to be present at this tune. has opened a Be ut enacted by the Legisiatwwe the RR See The committee to confer with the butehers in | The prosecution made wo chicction, aod the Judge New Hat Store, De Cuumrbvay That the ‘several = of the Pichmont ond Potumer Raroes Cemean te . ij —_ — ve eR exowoding six by ed thowaand d Sanuhtce hun nda oper thas thebakches | yy yg 3h MF ae comet othe £55 Seventh street, SS Spee fetes Hevea: wep eet, are opyened to the extabtishing ofan abattoir on | edit. Hine cm he eae Sine Coast te the next door to the Original Franc. SEATED Cite for the inmediate taking effect of Us made. catisfactory «deuce shall faraiahed to heavy expense im bulliting slanghter houses or | prmaition of eMhies somcdted te ait us the Oceses Will be the Place por by Ry Rxscorye Orrice. 1. {| will Uradrauate for she pure of compisting te their own; also on account ef the inconvenience cs iinlating the tacts, (as stated in THe Staz of to get ® CHARLES L. L fired » Durnct ov Covemaia, As 4 mat « S14 ray fond one g ack Of distance from their places of business and Seman cbavetin Hats ot every description —* M STIOKN election in the Diarictof Columbia, which ‘will be | ceribed sball’be teishraity artes idence. ‘The butchers association had prom- of « crime above that nslancteet. at a fair price. WPreeldentotthe Oounct. | Segg'cn ia the, Disarict of Columbia, which will bs | scribed shall be fnishyui Fo ised ta committee t fe the | ae brought trom jail, and Mr. Har- i oes 2 Ts : being the twet nd day of that mouth.) the > i quarantoe of the Ponuert Peardof Vestn, soatiaethae cat ree tee vington st ed tha hho had examined thn witessrs, Fon THe ciearest axp nust fitting Shirts | Approved, Amust 39.181 austin | Ler ofine Lenisntive Sevmtt District ® vania € bor: And provided ters. The butchers were im favor of inspecting | Ofte tase ¥ i‘ " i it, 413 7th paid be manslaughter. The Court fixed | Call at Price’s Gent's Furnishing Depot, and marking live stock, and were willing to pay | the smoupt of bail at $2400, and Mr. John Buckley | Street, between D and EF streets. uw their 2 pect of taxes t remunerate the in- | entered on Spector, the Legislative Assembly of the District afore fait speroved August isch, lari eutitied “ act Nose BY THE GOVERNOR AND SBCRE- | levying a tax for the paymen = - = TAY of the District of Columbia of the sub- eball nmall: it are not willing that meat from Bal- | DARDEN ARRAIGNED AND PLEADS Geyt's Fursisuixa Derot.—Try the $1 | mission to the ie of the District of Columbia, for | bonds Tad shall be constructed from Potomne river at George y tosaid Board of Public it | orks. i Ne Gent’s Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, at | their oF disapproval, of an act of lumbia. bj Src. 2. And be vt ferther emarted. That ty orter to timore or elsewhere, should be allowed tobe sold | yhcunis D. Darden. indjeted fur the marder of John | Gent's Gente Furnishing Depot, 418 7th street, ative Assembly of said District euriied “ ‘An | District wide for the payment of en in this market without having the animals in- | court atent 14 o'clock and arraigned on the indict between D and E streets. tf ” | act sathorizing istrict jumbia to create « vements ernor is hereby w spected before slaugtering the same asthe law | ment. The prisoner appeared in good spirite, was ~ debt for special improveme ti repairs in | ing ot tered or compen bonds « requires here to be done. ‘The report was adop- | nearly arceeed in Linck, and during the recess im- | Uxraprxa Loveiiness belongs only to the | District by the laseing of four’ miltion ot bows, for # which ted, and the committee continued. medi be ely preceding his arraigument conversed | igmortals, but whoever uses the fragrant Sozo- | levying a tax for the payment of the interest as it | accrue thereon, and Mr. Marbury reported thi be liad waited on | ‘herefully it ie counsel, Menara. AB. Willies shall annually noorac thereon, and submitt Major Ric in relation to the suppression of Phillips, and a few other friends. He | @ent can at least defy time to injure ene of the act with the question of the iss of the fe 5 ort 2 ate elements of beauty, a good set of teeth. w.s. fione of improvement bonds to a vo a house of improper character in South street, resnerkebly weil in health, as he stood ope o! ro © face, shall be = Governor and y be rodeemabte twenty yeare tm interest, payable tion in the suid: District ted to the cles Ve . ie it was b we at a general election in people of said District for their approval Georgetown. iets jue ancien tet usw fe eaaal HA gota tage lip dave ee ee BS} | August i9, ist, eocucee Gale Proval. with the sald act cotited Bey act auth > eport at notified Mr. ot guilty 7” ow | 13 + OD) : , and eerr the District of Cs jo create ticles A sous crushing mackios eto oe Mogae ne | Wo.3 North Charles atroet Baltimore, sacceso- Duernicr ov Coutusia, August at, let{ | peclal improvenyeate and repairs iy sad Di on G street, between sth and 10th, the board Mr Harrington stated that the government would | fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, Notuce 13 hereby e next or issuing of fyur million of bonds, and lev Free, of the work af poms ehall met be el i gen having gece t= pateenee, ut ia bad sot | MOE Te sckcl that the defence woald by | @&* WHORE Pain. | Sees te Noarih Wedueeday ar Movemter™ ie, | Sefer tne waximent of te recelved any rep iy. He wise hye have wuaslo af thattiane: Kip Groves for ladies and gentlemen. The | (being the tweuty-second day of that month.) the act | the qucstic the ise Av act levying a st as it -hall an op dollars of bon District of Coin the B ‘ Src. 4. Awd tee: fur & farther . ‘The Court set Monday next for the trial, peremp- | best Dollar Gloves imported: also, a novelty in | jf the Legisintive Aseombly of the District ot Colas: Sorte chins Ging or eene SE | tel caconn vasa tcl Glove, Lele pe gaiy an wore | nites ante epee Be cencigmae Mr. Marbury reported that the Board of Pab- | _ The case cf Heratio. Balmer, titged with, the peerage in calling at C. Baum's ve Jn eaid District £y the iagniug of four mi w tom | the eof suid act ent “ = tax tor the payment of the apd rs imRine a voteof repai it, 408 Tth street. of bonds and levying a tax for the ja: set ae iteball annually accrue ther pethe act with the quest of im) Works had dectined to interfere with the aren ot Score Same rder of the board direeting the managers of the | * Washington Skating Rink to fill it up, in com pliance with their resolution declaring it a nu: Dr. Draper, one k, Was present, and p the 224 of February last, taken up to-morrow. inte pon aod Gortzs Patent Reriectixna Gas anp | it Ford race en: Judes Snel Thomas Ross. | 1 wp SHapEs will eave one-half of the quan- | “Utieh IF x ee Led arpa ‘acsault aud batters an | tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use | the people at a general election et aks and, were arraigned. This was an acgra | of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Wo- | rroved Aucst 19, 1s}, will be sutmitted inthe made ated case. Waters testified that he got paid offon | senthal, No. 404 7th street, is the agent for them, | Provided by said ac peopl er enacted. That the Gov d to cane this act tot repairs in million of bonds, and lev © charter ; ural o oval, tm connection with the | tthe interest ak it shalt Ms m the pond, so that the water 1d flow off, | Saturdays and went into a at ta'the mnaey | Bnd algo for Goctx’s Double-couc Chandelier | Oren of texuing four millions of bonds for gpectal | SuiPeutierting ahethan, Sunually accrue thereon, - ; i there would be no further standing pool to ch e cletk bended him the money | Reflectors, and the Diamond Difasive Dayligkt | Snpre ent ‘and repaire as mentioned in said act. four milifous of improvement bonds, t» | one.) and by *ni create a nuisance. Dr. Verdi said if the nui- aid not count it until Reflectors. Said election will be the first general clection after | a v he people at a general election im said | Same to the poop ec. m tance were abated by filling upor any other | That wien be looked at it he found ——_---___ aaa ala Eng Te Saal a eR td act. wilt bo | BSHAL be voted upon. | mode it was all the board required. They did | poy?” ne, to have the mist f Tue Moot rortian Sewing Machines in the | and publication theroof is made herewith. cha ead election. pects the wa: Speaker ABLES 1 not care whether this was done by the park asso- as shut up,itbeing wt alate hone. | market are the McLean & Hooper Elastic Lock Governor of the District of Columbia, | Haid .Ss in the said 8: 1 2 ciation or the Board of Public Works. When he returned home his wife got itoa passion | Stitch andthe Wilson New Underfeed Shuttie EDWIN L STANTON, ‘BUD COOKE. ate Ste : The sanitary inspector general presented his | because he had not given her apy money to go to Machines. Although they are selling at the low Secretary of the District of Columbia. Governor ¢ District of Columbia, Approved. Anenst 19.101 report showing that he had abated thirty nui- | merkct With. and beat him over the head witha fry- price of $40 and $15 upward, yet they are war- ofOclumbl DWIN L. STANTON, H. DP. COOKE, Governor. antl in Sances; that the stock yard af the Center Market | QP ico tn thine Seith Ra’ (Water aii? | ranted equal to any and superior to some of the | AN Actauthorizing the District of Columbia to create Secretary of the District of Colum < t a Z debi for special improvements and repairs in is in a fiithy condition; that the habit of | Rose ‘had ‘@ gun in ble hicd nad ettig | high-priced machines. ‘The fermsare very easy. | Said District by the issuiug of four milion of bunds, | AN Act levying tex for the slaughtering stargeon at the wharves and throw- | jim, Waters, over the head with the butt. breaking | A- Rosenthal, 404 7th street, is the agent. tf |. Sidicvying’a tax for therpayment of the interest |“ est, as it shall annually uw: ing the offal near by, which created a nuisance, | iteff short. Noss is amember of the Stanton Gaurde ————_ the latest | a8 it shall aunually accrue thercou,and submitting | dollars of boudes auth.rin d tebe isewel has been abandoned; that the garbage gatherers | rd the gun bel s. Wate FIVER STXLES OF BUSTLES and the latest | fe wct with the question of the issuing of the four | Dintiet of inca by an act entities set the Senerally megligent. Mr. Marbury urged | feed was cutto the skull. Tt appears that themem- | novelty in Hoopskirts are now atexhibition at C. | Bullion of unprovement bonds fo m vote of the post sutherizing the District of Columbia to create a the necessity of neces gueene gathers to re of this organization are permitted to keep the | Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th le at a general election in said District debs fi id : , street. TAL NOTICE. —Greon rows, D.C. & m@ber 1S, 1S) —ttv ing diemoly od thee hore 1 th ¥ special improvements and repaits shoeing business with Mr ch.and having i o " kets in their own sea in place of their U enacted by the Leatslative Assembly af the District by the issuing of four millions of bonds ntion to attend to their daty, and after some remarks | Srmories, ‘tive wile was dlontere! Rows fined pts igh tina Dasivict of Columba, That in order that special im- | sud levying @ tax for the pope ey eee bs from Dr. Cox and Dr. Verdi, the subject was | 210 and costs.” Benjaman Bowers, covered. net OUR NEW STYLES Corsets and some | provements and repairs of the eirccts, avenues, | as it shall annually accruc theroon.and subuit- wath referred to the committee on ordinance with in- | sault and battery new improved have just come from our tactory | alleys, and roads of the District of Columbis may be ting the act, with the question of the issuing of y be a oy todo thelrduty. | 1D? Sombel these men ine sah tn Europe, and shalt be sold 49 defy any compe | ona ete ale nd ether nieonns eeatie | {per mullont of imprurupeet onda to a vine of a i mov 1 ell, profanity ; tition. Every pair warranted to be a perfect ft. | 7, executed, the Governor of said District is 4 ‘ Dr. Verdi moved that the National Theater rofane tape C. Baum, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer. | Suviks Uo asrecuted, he Governor of waid District ie | trict. acted by the Lestsintive Assembiy of the - be inspected in order to ascertain it it is eon- P a4 ii i ee oe sth i F ison Scott, indecent exposur. aes omega District, to issue, or cause to Le issued, as herein- | District of Columbia, That for the purpose of payline ‘ roan structed in accordance with the ordinance of | ger Hilleary, profane in Georgetown; \ CLoTHiNe. after directed, registered or coupon bods to the | the interest annually, as it may acereeon the kone Bon $09. P the board. The theater is now undergoing | Fanny Cook. a vagrant, was tent to the workhouse. During the Prevailing Hard Times atount of four million dollars, iu deuouminations of | million dollars of buhds authorized to be iexued Ly se repairs, and it wonkl be a good time to see that | Lizzie Harper cursing in’ Nallor Alley fined Biv. It becomes one to economize in their ex- | Sity,one hundred, five hundred, and one thoasand | the District of Columbia Jusccordance wit the poo. | ee po —— there are sufficient modes of exit in case of tite. | Wm. Peck, cursing in Van street; fined’ $3. penditures. In the article of clothing alone, a | dollars, to be payable within twenty years from the Yisions of the act entitled “Au act authorizing the B ow , Auct 'r, Gourgetowa ‘The health officer and inspector general were Tree. same offence in Georgetown; fined 35. Geo. sufficient saving can be effected to mitigate in a | date of their issue, and to bear interest at the rate of | District of Columbia to create a debt for special authorized to examine ali places of amusement huson. alias Blackstrap,a vagrant, was <ont to ng e ually. improvements and repairs in said District Ey the ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF TNovsemony se. Jol ‘assaul omas | Measure the prevailing scarcity of money, at | #*yemErt centum enuoally. a Tha r ‘nde. FLENITURE AND ONE CASE DENTS and report on thelr. facilities for exit In, case of fail 6 ani cote, NNE ™ Thomas | PUPTWattacate, comerdy stand Parave. || hice ded iau guint matted, That a oecialeac | iting four sullint bende and tee fetgvon'n | EUENETERY AT ACTION © DENTAL 15 fire, and their condition as regards ventilation, ~$—— — He offers this Spportunity the public by | trict cf Columbia, for the period of twenty ally accrae teereon sand eabualtting the act with tine NESDAY, Orn day of Se ans GEORGETOWN. Obtained, at ivom 15 6920 por cant sheapsr than | Aecrne oe cy hte tee eety ernie Bay | vention of the ieulag of ur eullong of improve: ‘ obtained, at from 15 to 20 per cent. c! ‘accrue or is during iv to & vote ol m 4 Raisi: eee a any other house. tax shall Be collected in sums of two buudred and | tion in said District,” a 5 tax of two red . sigan ee pps er aca | Mp reheat Sirday fact a sou a Seed csc a terccably tothe provisina of Cuenct oft Guagress | theiaseblemueets kay Butele ht giey ah A meeting of the Woman's Club was held at | named James Long, about 18 years olc the Business College, corner of 7th and L streets, | dentally shot hims P. WALLACE, agrecably to the provisions of the act of the Comgrges on Saturday evening; Mrs. H.C f x ‘ f twenty youre, punt sufficient to pry tint ber ; = 631 Penn, avenve, corner 4x St | A'governmens for tie District of Cola a 4 inaereat wbicrmay acergr om sald onde ‘der! ne wl unm ear Cha ae = aoe o" y y~ el a us Which tax wd el ume of t encer, pres: | Bridge. He had laid. down hie gun to pick | Hemrrer has all kinds thermometers and Eeveniy one,and in ne eae miu that the gu. Enudrd aid et thourtad dollars durin hot : pins, and in taking it up by the barrel the | Barometers. eral taxes of sa rict shall be collected, said years, narra ‘ov ison ‘act 0 the practical ndnceteTptmitted & plan for | twigsof a bush cangnt the trigger, the load of Haun in Switches, Curls, Chateleen | ingerest annually accruing on sud binds: © 2° | fee Mistict cr Cokumiiac Pais Aa eetamuant the practical education of all who may apply to | shot taking e ‘tin his left side. Betiev hat Herman Hair in toad y feleen — fiery ; <s oF | his wound was fatal, and if he lay whero he was | Braids in all shades have just been imported by ali 4n connection with tine Secretary, and tho | in the mune hertnce hoe the ea eee twenty in Spanish for an hour twice a week. | he would not be found, he mustered all his | Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new Gomparolier prepare onid bnwia ior inane’ Gol onic, | Mactan ee collected, and be applied ana Her plan was referred, strength and crawled t) the nearest spring, | branch of his well-known establishment, 408 Tch | Gymptrolicr, Prepate said bonis for issue and sale. | District sha for the payment of the iuterest a A Ketter was read from Thomas M. Plowman, | know ing that pera 1s came there often. Hewas | street. Ladies go ‘and seo the new styles. Provement bond,” "and shall eee ruing on said bonds; is architect, in which he stated that he had ex- | soon found, and a physician summoned, but the : ernor, conte eta - amined the building, 409 13th street, and that | wounds were of uch extent that dood enacey | «TWO SHOW CAGES tor gale at Prince's Bazar, | troiier, aud huve affixed to them the seal of the Dis- | trict. enti the repairs would cost $3,000. Mr.’Piowman | in a few hours. 1606 Penneyivanis avenue. rict. ahold Farutture, Brus Feather Beds, Mattresses, = Doutal Instruments Terme: (ash. HENRY L. CARL TO! reltd THOS. DOWLING, Aci r Alminierator PA8ests, SAVE MONEY. SCHOOL BOOKS sold at publishers’ prices, Compl SCHOOL REQUISIT: ub i act authorising the Disiier ot hse aul ing the Dist of Columbia to create a debt for special improvements stock of au% AT POF & SELIGSON’S, Goonestown . 4. And de at further enacted, That the bonds | and repairs in eaid District Up the i Stee | one EO — Was requested to proceed whenever the commit- | | Munpzr on Svicrpe?—A Dead Rody Hanging which tiny be proparod fir Isees and sultan tienes | saanreunlrs, tm ead District by the forthepayaont | (48H PAID FOR LADIES: GENTS Ad tee on purchase report favorably. Mr. A. P. | from a Tree.—Yesterday morning, as Omecr BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. Bald. until required for said purposes, shail be de- | of the istereet as ht shall eeonetiy er cone Pe SBUPRENS CAST Ore OLorntia, Lacey said the owner of the property had turned |"O"Brien, of the third police precinct, was patrol- i = posited with the Comptroiler of said District, and he Spd cubmnieting the oct, wi h the question of p Moray Sosy roam GRAD WOELS, ty: itover to him to sell for $15,000 cash, he (Mr. | ing the roads near the Chain Bridge, he was iti= HILP & SULOMONS’ be 5 Mero Songer hy wg orden nner the peuple ata penseal clean ieee ” | Georgetown of Washineton attended to. acaeiy 1.) to receive $590 as hiscommission. If he sold | formed that the almost flesiless body of a col. | Of his possession, except for the purposes : age jon in the said District. and he shall give such security for their safe kee act iret general election which may be after the property to the elub he proposed to give | ored man was hanging to a tree in Weaver's NEW BOOK LIST. ing as may be required by the Governor: aud he | the pase ‘of this act.which «aid clection as respects them the commission. Messrs. John M. Morris | woods, between Tennallytown and the teen shall keep @ register or account of all bonds which | thie ct shall be held as kereiua‘ter provided PROFE: and A. P. Lacey, with the president, were ap- | On proceeding to the spot indicated, “he — my be prepared and imsuod under this aci-and make | | First."Upon the approval of the’ ect it shall be - - yointed a committee to wait upon the owner of | found. the iy, Suspended | from’ a | New England Legends, by Harriet Prescott Spot- | & full tepert.from time te time, tothe Legislative | publ fhe Daily Chronicle. Daily Republican, the property and decide upon terms of pay- | wee by a leather ‘strap. Judging “trom | 4 Leas RYE; | Assembly’ of the of sales, said’ District. and W. SEARS. M.D. . 832 13ru Srarer, xrae 1. eerie attention giten to the Medical and Serei cal Treatment of the FE 1. Bry. jcmer’s Odyssey ,vol.1; $5. of prone gee min appearances it had been hanging for some days | Students’ Elameuts of Gechoes, by Sir Chae byt, | amount operat Chak may bate Mrs. Wm. Stickney, of the Women’s Chris- | and possibly for some weeks. Most of the flesh | embodying the reeults of thesoost recent tian Association, said she did not attend the | had tallen from the body, and the bones of the | tions and the moet profound knowledge, meeting in a representative capacity, but she | arms and legs were found on the gound under- | More available by numerous illustration a8 Woll asof the | aud Evening Star, new tn ‘accrued or to be | insuch other papers as the Goren direct, 3 and the publication three farther enacted, Toat two millions | anaihe Publication, thercot be continued for ‘one-half of said bonds may be propared for the The ballots used at said election shall bs ‘ect shall be iu the e; £ = and : Best of references frm’ Philadelphia, Bal 5p issue during the year one t eight hundred | printed, and thoee in favor of this shall timore, Virginia and amin had no doubt that the as.cciation would co-op- | neath, looking as if the flesh had been torn from Se ee et ne guaserenty two; and until the expiration of the frst | words following,to wit: : Ofice howrs fren? nT to 9. se Im* Co eee ane ore a a at eS eaeaees en: | every prorat farninilng tn it a reftiat sarin ibaLegtaatve Arwmblysandone | Levying a tx forthe pert Sire. zeyrs te ee | IN, ©. STARK WROTE aoe % 4 “ : d cerdteman ik, Sey was, read from, a | ouce notified, and this morning, in company | The Cowln from India, « pretty Look for giris, by | Million and a balf during the year one th by the | On the four million of bowde tebe ser acerue | evGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT. young gentleman who desired to be one of the | with Assistant Coroncr Hartigan, lett for | Dinab Mulock: # cents. Pictures of Travel in | Governor within said tothe extent to which | trict of Columbia, agreeably tothe provisions of an | _All orders pro pty execuied. DRAWINGS for ene hundred to raise $1,000. Miss Kiddie, Miss | Weaver's Woods to hoid an inquest on there- ping lacey eect aly end vate Hans | the jesue thereof is author ized as aforesaid, and upon | act gutitled “An act author! ng the District of Co- | Ballding at peduced prices: 0 Yr 3 Foster, Mrs. Wood, Captain Rand, Mr. Wise | mains. 2 ; $176. The Last Knights trom the Gert Such iesue end sale sald boris spall become and con- Serge Tepairs in. said District by the iseulng of foce | street ‘apiély and Mr. Lacey were appointed a committee to Tue GrorcrTrown Scnvetzen Verern held Asiasiue Grun, a volume of ballads of great And be it further enacted, That upon the | millious of bonds and levying ® tax for the payment L. SOHMIDT. find the other ninety-nine young gentlemen. | a meeting yesterday afternoon, and changed Lancy, fonuded on the life of Maxi- or all of gaid bonds the proceeds thereof | of the interest as it shall annally accrue herscn, i AND A committee, consisting of Messrs. Lee, Morris, | their parx from Green Springs to Analostan | Milian 1; 6220. ‘The Fables of Pilpay, Hind so ta. leposited in the treasury of the District, | and eubmitting the act, with the question of the we DUNSELL and Mrs. Weod, was appointed to conter with | Island, where they will give a closing fest on » copiously illusti $170. Stories of Old | and shall be drawn out upon warrants of the ing of four millions ‘of improvement bunds to a “INS , rs FIRE AND LIFE all the religious’ and mnthropic socieiies of | October 2. English Poetry told auew from the most famous and | SPpublic Works, and shall, be diet ‘the the District in regar isbursed by said | vote uf ple atm general clection in the said cooperation. All of | | A Nout Grrr—A newqrand organ, built by | pos pesutifalef the clasticdramagand poemsin the | Board for the Dayincat of the cost of special improve | District.” And to those aguinst this act auall be in | pGoumhie Law Building, the officers of the club were subsequently added | Henry Erben, of New York, has just been put | Pnslish Jangnage. . . 5 | ments and repairs in said District, incl uding the a os Lectures in the Stu! vby y incidental expenses thereof, and for no ‘AGAINST to this committee. Messrs. Morrs, Weeks and | up in St. John’s Church, Georgetown. It was | kectureyin the Stats 0 Folle-Farine, by | Daceseary inci omade under | The act for i period of twen! MES KE. WILL Barrett ard Mrs. E. D. E.N. Southworth were | aed for the frst time yesterdaye am gave the | Begry wygemmmrme ol Uae Bull, tte causos-ox- | Shy chuthect lor improvementay OF TOF 807 eck, | Temth fae Ae ee tof ar the period of twenty ATTORNEY appointed a committee io arrange for another | highest satisfaction. Conncisseurs pronounce it , renults, and remedies, by Wm. Logan, $1.25. | Gone in relation thereto, unless the work dome shail | ually accrue om the foe millions of bonds to be | OFFICE SOUTH SIDE LOUT public demonsiration. The president of the of the finest ever brought to the District. i's Hock, by Katharine Saunders: $1. Ba- | be'ten per centum im excess of such payments, ex- issued by the District of Col ia, agreeably to the No. 454. between 454 anc streets, afew club and the secretaries were afterwards added | We umierstand that this noble gift is from our | laustion’s Adventures, by Rob’t Browning; Gi... | Beten per centum tp excess of such pe contract | provisions of an act entitled * An ac authorizing the 7G cf Bartwar’s Lew . to the committee. mable Governor Henry D. Cooke, who. has PHILP & SOLOMONS, Ga ap a be gg Sd RS fot fy i ee The pr:sident stated that letters had been | already done so much for this old and excellent : provements which may be made by virtue of this act ion of bonds and levying'a tax for the payment | JOHN ¥. HANNA, a received froim various benevolent and reform. | parish. ; ; BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, shall be commenced and carried on according tothe | of the interest as it shall annually accrue thereon ATTORNEY aT Law, atory organizaiions in New York, Boston, C Lost 118 ToEs.—This morning, a car-pusher provisions of the aforesaid act of Congress of the | and submitting the act. with the question of tie S Touse's Lox Bulldies, cinnati, New Ce nage cae nee ~ cities, | by the pane ot Orantesd Scott, (white,) em- rel3 911 Pennsylvania avenue. twenty Bret pa pee aon tah | et Ge nee phon Fre bonds, toe aen-tt ‘Washington. D. ©. heartily approving the labors of the Woman's | picyed by the Consolidation Goal Compant, met | ite ee - ie ae romoti District? ' ectionin . Club, and declaring intentiovs of opening simi- | with an accident which will probably render JV OTICE. the public interests. perict. tar enterprises in their own localities. : ssury the amputation of his foot. He was laa OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE | omcer cremploye ofthe sail Disiicl stall decay shall be dzpositen tn the Ualhor bene a hike eet WOOD AND COAL. A committee of three it each ward, and the % on aloaded car, and got off 1) change ‘AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY. consent to the use, of any of the money authorized | ernor is required to provide for the deposit of the ee some number in each of the government depart- ‘h, carelessly leaving one foot on the First-class goons at fair prices, for cash. to be raised by this act, contrary to its provisions,he | ballots which may be cast for the act entitled ‘Aw Cc @ALt COakLt nents, for the purpose of soliciting contributions ‘as that the carpossed | LITHUOGKAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING ahall,on conviction the: in the Criminal Court | act authorizing the District of Columbia to create « to aid in the work, was ordered to be appointed. his foot, crushing lly, and entirely AND BINDING DONE TO ORDE of the District of Columbia, be punished by imprison- | debt for special improvements and repairs in said The appointment of the committees was de- ing the big toe. Dr. Ritchie, Jr.,was sum- | The public are invited to call and examine our | ment in the jail of this District for a term of not less trict, by the issuing of four millions of boude aad ’ ferred. A committee of ten were appointed to | moned-and hail the wnfortunate man taken to | BeW stock. ~ ¥. FRED OH, than three por more then twelve ee sot ve vying @ ny ae it | My stock of COAL is now complete. embracing alt cog - baed,, jer National hie ve hundred 3 ther: vabmmsttin, t jet . m alerior Co Visit certain houses, to confer with the boarders | jis home, £4 2d street. Bae Frnt Metcreniien Se ba pete ting —_ =) : ‘question of the issuing of the ace | the best varicties. Price as low us inferior Coal. therein who would like to leave, and, obtaini ‘Tue CANAL.—The gates at locks . and sel2-tr Washington, rc. 9. And be tt further enacted, this act | millions of improvement bonds toa of the people their names, secure for them homes in private | 18 were repaired on Saturday af rnoon, and shall be submitted to the people or clect@es of said Pp ¥ y , J B. CLAY STEWART, Office, corner H and 12th streets se9-tf Doewot, Sth and B atreots (7s AND Woon DIRECT FROM VESSEL AT CLUB RATES FOR WINTER'S USE. QvaLiry axp Quanriry GraRantaep. . C. rote ¥ Ridlecien which marie | Sot eeaebe a oe ieecing of fom atte oy The committee consists of Mesdaimes | oats at ouce commenced passing. The mills | THE NEW DEPARTURE FROM OLD FOGY | District ar the fort general ceection, whien say © the question of the jexul four millions = Basan geek, Atehibald, Barrett, Tol: | are running to-day, the water in the canal hay- | T five BOOKS: STATIONERY ke, Re fete: | Helicsting ot the foceseiiinate ot Seeds eieoeiae | Smprot spent pods, end the all respenta a reenr Basmgren The pea Soatitinae aetonry. |g cn cmmeaezabty Na ety ecived by the FEANKLIN PUBLISHING COM. | inthe mode hereinafter pearidet, namely: nan pe | ne Perrameutlied to rote and other wie ta accord ; re- | iteceirts oy Wnkat.—Hartley & Bro. have 5 Conserva. | First. Upon the appro act Ht al ance with the Jaws and regulations which, may be 5 ee ee eens renee ton Centers: | ht ee ae eee applicable to the holding of general eleeticus Ia’eand at € o'clock this evening. Waters is in receipt of 1,300 bushels, and B. rect, not less than three, and istrict. vu losing the polls, the ballots for ana ani Taw shail be " t fami), ——— ot § 02 be EW HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL | te continued for three months ‘ourth. will be Beis an Weoeeblig te ane Gonbeay taco which that clab has pmiscqitive t the | FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, 191 Pa. | Printed, ud, those tn favor of eld acts pod of the | ger anda tally Jiet thereof bemade out, nd upon 7 sales on Change were as follows: 3,400 | than New York prices, 0 to 40 per cent. under old | ate a debt for s; Ground has been broken on 15th street, oppo- | pushels at $1.52, 42) at 21.62, 200 at SLO), Sap at | Washington prices. by the FieaNkuin PUBLISH etivon diets ta shea a et site New York avenue, for the purpose of taking | 0" 1.5), 50 at CLI, 400'8t $1.50, and | [NO Cure y> TBE Fa. arent, opposite tae | Gad levying é tax foe the payee one of which returns shall be placed in th up the old three-inch gas main and replacing it t 81.61. Conservatory. ‘act, with the question of the issuing box of exch élection district with the other bya ten-inch one, whieh will be extended up 15: Warens has received 5% barrels of | SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT. Hicts of improvement bonds, to a vote of the people, | said elcction and the others shall be pla to_K sire: hours be made out and siuned by the otisers of ties several election precincts or districts, which returns shall des: e BLmber of votes cast for this | 3 the C ratory. rds following, to wit : ticate returns of the votes cast in each election 4 AEE URCST ana tamity nave sotarna | PIE eg ie wheat | prom AGATE Soadatrssisorien certs |. Foeanectra Re hater TEE Heels dues tec cahantenman tie og, | Gotan LTEENR TALLEY ol. S. S. S re ir STS’ GE. ¥. * a a Ns . 7 here — the cottage at Cape May, at which nae —_ ¥ eden. No onha ottoringe OME CHOOL ROOK. STATIONERY, paid act authorizing the District of Columbia to cre | fheL islative Assembly, shall, within forty-eight | Free burn! HIT! resort they passed the summer season. Oraremecte wish met tows noid OAK and PINE WOOD at same low rates, drderg received at principal stores througbows the yaad at main fier. S75 at ins JOSEPH L_ Sry: ¥ e! al. fs : a Tal lope and be directed to the Secretary of the street, “ flour and 200 barrels of cement, per canal, trom at a general election in said District. sealed enve! t rt Mr. William P. Tonry, late of the Sur; Williamsport. Y ” ‘Aw for the issuit Sf tame malitions of improve- _ District and be placed ia his bauds by one or more of 19K -atreet wT Post Office D. ———, pate sol apron ne gy Sndena) Shae Cah = = Having the contract forthe supply of the Public | ™svuttie ball fis meaioat ald ct and the issuing | "Filth, On receiving the fig envelopes containing ered, ied 3 hg - oraraiehall follows: c returns as aforesaid. the Secretary # ne arin been appointed professor of chemistry in the ALEXANDRIA. hepsi lero noone wag sep pe ing the same, and add together the agerenate tance GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS. school attached to the Maryland Institu OAL. SUTPMENT3.—The shipment of Cumber- BOOKS USED IN- THE DISTRICT, Against, the act of the District of Columable en- | cast in eich district; aud alter dofug so shail certit = ———e r the ¥ ahh oe «1 coal from this city during the week ending | at the LOWEST PRICE. BS eran a in kt eet teacoeeeeeen | ee ee time oo Fie eae ee ng, Men's Chris- | to-day were as follows: American Coal Compa: WM. BALLANTYNE, Popelrain said Districts bythe cing of leer mil, | Shake ii eee ee returns as certi- tation wili take place this evening in | 1) 4.644 tons; J. P Agnew, 1,874 tens. se2 402 7th street, near corner of. | lions of bunds, and laying a tax fur the payment of | fied toby the Secretary that amajority of the sotes % Pawtevivama, Avene. ae feat erie ph As Sree aad & F. R.—The late’ heavy rain has Uep. and Chron.] the dnterest ab Ht shall annually accrue theron, | cast for members of sad Lesisiatise Assembiy plans tor the future will be considered. i fi t, With the question of ve been © in tavor of this law, it sl in a — "Dr. Bushnell, physician to. the poor of the the Alecia nos itetarc ; iseuing of the four miliidus of imprivemect Sonds: | fail force and’ effect Sed the titers at pre, FALL STYLE NOW READY. Second Ward, yesterday reported to Licutenast | hag io stop work to-day, and any Cho are eon GREAT DISCOVERY. tym vote of the people at ® general election in suid | claim the same in the paperacfthe District in which | ¢. eatanily receiving new atyleain FELT, CLOTH Noonan, of the 5 i tend ‘Blea — istrict”? be published. rity of votes | and SILK, &c. sis damon, be, Wenge Spacestywar | UIT! Sul See Sheree | 7 uernen ypom duvenay, mowann. | PAtrcenon fhe maine of fone mis of tm | Sects Ct Sota isons ASS ad | pee a ELE chor ee toa tary line; sick with small-pox. Llea- | Sin be, it is thought, hard esough to work uy TA: Coun Dear tis: t tats fob cobain | PEM Sha ahallok bos tor cock clecten atetrict | PRS" Aud be 3 Further enarted, That s chant N. removed her to the a ‘ ; as OF PYTHIAS. AND MILITARY HATS, CAPS. AND KPAULETTES HOSE SILK UMBEELLAS r duced to @4.50 To close them ont,at PEINCE'S Losn Office ‘The first tram from Baltimore over the E more and Potomac Kailroad as far as Huntington on Saturday. The event was brated with considerable ceremony nor Zowie and a large numb p Prov. ox:—Dear h 2. }-pox hospital ext. Night before last there was a ALM OF LIFE in my family as a wash. | shall be provided by the Governor, in which the bal- | publication of t t in the newspaper: tt siid 3 OF some magnitude at Coton’s Cut, ed fount eal EBs Fecommend t. am glad to | lote for Sad against the eald elit ean costae | nid Sor Cho ported of curse, Fy rectoeapihene pon mired, A fall nappy Cees heknen | Sule ing eeengee Wein | cacacn ncceketaetonaliar eee nen | semaine Berea en ee submitted to aired. A fnll supply of iron is now on 6. 0. HOWARD regards the persons eutitled to vote, and | the people at the first general election after its pass: d the work of track laying which has Brig. Goueral U.S. A. in accordance with the laws and regul: wand eof-tf a 1 mth the baw age for thelr approval or disapproval, aod a copy of Sales Rooms. 1006 Pennesivania oumt essed far as the point where the road — ms which may beapplicable to tl olding of ge euch notice shall be fia! and recorded in ce MITIZENS AND VISITORS CALL AND SEE being An appropr mies the O. A. & M. RR. will be prosceur | Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, of U. 8. Supreme tal eleeeicns tm ould Blaster Of the Secretary of the District. Chee Wire si tbTs tor one tae, livered W. Bowie, Ess ith vigor to its completion, beiug tempora- Court, D.C Fourth. om closing the polls, the dallot-boxes | | Ske. 3. Amd be 1 further enacied, That wheroas 4 PEINCE’S Loan Uffce Seles Boor 1006 Pou nsy!- he bei ontaining said tickets shali be opened, and the bal- | emergency exists for the immediate taking eff r Ber pap etre oleae mm Dear'air; Uhavagiven your BALM OF LIFE for | {els shalt Ge' immediatly eouueds andl eta | SETI Geisler che mumediane taking eff ———— <= fin "White and Mattie Gitte, colon e iene | the hatha fatr trisl*and um much pleased. wih ite | thereof be made,and upon the elanpletion of the | hutch tntheree Tose seg Barra proclaumati = = 7 Elia White and Mattie Uivic, colored. hailing | oqvcts, It is e healiiful wash for beth the scalpand | counting of said ballots, duplicate frturne of the | ihastt bs the Governor. ARBLE MONUMENTS. from Washington, for fighting, at the Washing- | hair; and its influence to soath the nerves ani revive * cast in each election district, together with CHARLES L. HULSE, Jatags will oveninemen toms ton steamboat’s wharf, were tined. fhe éyetem when exhausted from 0 of the te number of votes cast Bperker of Che Honse of sarmashs bes | thereat ior ihe members ot the Leginiative assem, : Wi bis. shall, within forty-eight hours, bemade out aud signed by the officers of the several election pre- | A) } August 19. 1571. ed ii re Prorerty SaLye.—Green and Wise Auction- | delig! 3 sind an iNereiew’ with heron at the jal, | f€'% £084 this morning” Who three-story” brick | em your regen tip aod from the felt ts wa we Ano i those who: essed have | Bouse, on the south ol ‘street, ween 4 ‘medici: ‘icts, which returns shall designate the - D. COOKE, Governor. au 2]-sm leon varrsaning ee cedar? | Fairiax and Moyal, in the yoscasion of A. Seat dremonns nt Vay ea eee | Sache ean erie et nna eee ee t eg ere wth eg Beneath | Moran, being twenty feet on King street, and ‘Prof. Cock. DBEW WYLIE. | said , one of which returns shall be placed in OTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE alct St geiiy a indieted ast Tull uot bea ver- | running back south uinety fect’ to Wi. Ne : lection Ng poe RS f Dele yILLIAM STICKNEY. Council. ttul. Ihave not eed 1g except m MARFLE AND SLATE MANTELS. selling, at reduced prices, for cash, ebie we areet and New York avenue, the election box of each district, with g — VERNOR publishing an act entitled “An Srown for $4,380, Waswixeton, July Ist, 1871, | pther papers of wald election, and the other shall | 2, ‘asubeeription to. the stock of the Pint- and it it stated that his counsel, Mr. 0. D. Bar. | BTOwn tor $4, tae . in a sealed envelope, and be dirscted to the seed Potcmas Tett, has been placed in posession of now. facts | 4-H ames of W. D. cance ait | Peer aeing sour BALM OF LIFE in many tn. | Soy ae ths of Columbia, end be | Conditions," and sulmitting the sams to"the er tie hich will tend to reduce the off it not | Fisher are spoken of im ion, with the | sances of rs in my family. I am glad to say it | placed in his hands by one or more of waidelection | Cfenid District, aud the form in'whtch Place ft in the category of excusable mecca” radical nominations for the House of Delegates. he Feliet somht, For diarrhoea: colic sick ce es a containing | i shall be voted upon. Nelly Bishop, the colered women committed | 4424 hoes scatarrh, cough, and all external inam- Teturns ws aforesaid, the ¥ shall open to jail last week on the charge of the mutleco¢ | ——_—=—=——————— tiation T in couvidced of fs oftesoy A aa the, Zeferine the seme; and ‘the returns het child by neglect, &e., 1s quite sick with the INSURANCE COMPANIES. ora oles at made to him from each elve- Later from Rev. FATHER BOYLE. and after doing s0, shall certify the re- Darden who was in the court and arrai ‘ORTH WESTERN Prof. T. A. Cook: sult to the Governor, and file a ‘copy of such certifi- shoot betes cpr ces | IV MOPAR EVR pgmgnoR comeany | OBerfid tone ore mace tzan | Skepta eect pete des pe ene He, ih aa baw Dram Breet, 1° Preeti | Sill bs Guiy bondred. Tam sito with fast formembers of the bextalative Assembly chal JUSTICE TO Messrs. CRANE AND WaTsoy.— i ian gab eanete, ont Mowe 24, 1872; ory, oraly yarn | ti gaat prevent ode Se Covarnee im a a) = eck EREF Ooo fener epoca Seeraaas tas see fiae oe Pre tae a | REF ees eae Si “Tyee fa Prt een act. ‘Saeeker oF 4 were Gov. Cooke SIPERIE Cente Sad Witeen were Gropeek: betes tetas oat Nee en i will beruens sorcioes Geske ther VET | CASH CAPITAL eerecrenuenenemennune 100,000 exhibited the slightest disinclination t> hold on ie "s Builais Pennsyl- oe if they had been permitted to ae uae , Peston i Price's Jewelry Store, No. 4xt —— avenue, between {i and bibetaeete, oil ee hew aisles of jewelry and faneS goods every day .. B. Todd, os —-—_ * From D. A. Broman we have the oolé-tf ic World. number of the Catholic SS article i upon Chrietigulty and Peon ‘PALE Knives anpT sal CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS THE CARS on the 7th street line, southwest, | PEM MaMa ses at E * YOUNG MEN ESPECIALLY INVITED a ene eas through to the steam- yuso-« avense. seal e LIBRARY { av They are having “first white frosts” pie D* onsen scl DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS at noon and 6.0. of us. _ 4uD ve ny ty eo SANBATE EVENING SERVICE at & p.m. & town ‘the Or Congress st., pear