Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1871, Page 4

EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. is71. November LOCAL NEWS. ee Amusements, &c., To-night. al Theeter—Mrs. F. S. Chanfrau— Masonic Temple —The Orphan Boys’ Fair. ° z CONGREGATIONAL. i Meeting i ry Third An: ne: % ‘The third annual semio the New Jersey General Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers convened last night in the First Congregationa! Church, and the services were opened with prayer and singing, after which the associational sermon was preached by Rev. G. B. Wilcox, of N. J. from 2d Cormtbinians, 7th rT, 1ith verse. Tue delegates, numbering with the congregation, after the close of the services. were invited to the hall of the A of the New Jer- on Eaton and Mr. L. Deane, and were responded to by Rev. W. B. Browne om behalf of the visitors. During the addresses it was stated that from a mere handful the membership had increased to 250, when 150 were dismissed, and now there were 310 mem- bers on the roil. A bountiful collation was served. To-day’s Proceedings. _ The second day’ssession was held at 8x o'clock this morning, and the first half hour was spent in devotional exercises, after which Rev. W. B. Browne, of Newark +s moderator, took the ebair, and the association elected Kev. George Adams, of Orange, N H. Bradiord, of Mo ‘The churehes of Lod and Indiana, to the association ‘Mr. Bradford oifered a resolu nizing the importance of the educational inter- ests of the church, they will appoint an eduea- tional committee, who will use their efforts to secure a collection for the canse from each ehureh, and co-operate with the New York State Educational Sobiety in the distribution of the fund. Keferred to the business committee. Rev. Dr. Raukin moved that Kev. Charles W. Dennison and S. E. Giddings be invited to sit as honerary members. Adopted. CONVERT THE EDITORS. ‘The first question—* How can we best Evan- lize the masses ?”° was taken up. Rev. 8. B. ossiter, of Elizabethport, read a paper on the subject. He veferred to ‘the importance of conveying the gospel to the rich as well as the , and the means used to this time which Rave tailed. He also referred to the feeling of many who refuse to attend church on the gt6und that they have not clothes good enough to wear, and said the church itself was to blame for this feeling. To work successfully, they sbould follow Christ, not shrink from relieving distress wherever it ix to be found, lifting up the poorer classes to respectability, giving them sym- pathy. The christian should work like Christ, act Him amd the church be an enlarged Christ. They should not fight the It could convert the editors the millenium would benear. If he were given the work he would people first feel their responsibility, and then from house to house the giad tidings would | be carried. He would have al! institutions re- volving as it were around the christian, and in ten years the-evangelization ot the world could be accomplished. ‘The Moderator said that much could not be added other than “‘amen,” and the association ¢ ‘+ Lord, lead the way the Saviour went. “Remarks were made by Mears Wickes, Bur- bank, Hurlburt, Gen. Howard, T. L. Case, Rev. G_ Ti. Wilcox, of Jersey City, Dr. Rankin and others. THE SPIRIT OF CASTE. Gen. Howard offered resolutions pledging ‘ourselves to use our best endeavors, with God's help, to break down the spirit of caste wherever we meet it—tirst, by ourselves striving to lay aside the besetting sin; and second, by earnestly estreating our brethren to do the same; that we ‘wit! go out and invite people to come with us, en- deavoring to doit warmly and without pride, and give them a hearty welcome when they come to our churches; that we wiildo our best really to feel and act as if we loved onr fellow-men with ‘whom we come in daily contact as ourselves, and that we do and will pray for God to help us in this thing.” The resolutions were adopted. Kevs. J. W. Chickering and G. A. Hall were invited to seats as honorary members. The following committees were announced: On place of meeting, Rev. C. B. Hurlburt. | Deacon J.S. Stone and T. L. Close: on dele; Rev. T. B. Rossiter, T. B. €. Buyfee and Edwards. ‘A recess was taken to 3 o’cl — Tux Fyre Reviey Funp.—The Third Anditor yesterday transmitted to Hon. Z. Chandler, at t, Mich... $07, contributed in his office for the relief of Michigan sufferers by recent fires. Kev. Geo. A. Hall has received a letter of thanks from Gov. Fairchild, of Wis., for the contribu- tion made by the Young Men's Christian Asso- ¢iation for the relief of the sufferers by the re- cent fires in that State. About#1,500 have been Yorwarded through the association to ald the sufferers in the West. The president of the iss Republic has written a letter to Mr. John Hitz, consul general Of that republic to this gov- ernment, stating that the full Intelligence of the at Chicago disaster has reached that coun- , and gives rise to universal sympathy in all the cantons, and that relief associations have already been organi r furnishing supplies to the sufferers, Kev. Dr. F. 0. Haven pees dent of the Northwestern University or Biblical Cellege, lectured in the Metropolitan M. E. Church’ last night on the Methodist’s losses in the recent Chicago disaster. A subscription Mas taken up, and more than $1,000 was sub- seribed. mane NeGative Patron oF THE DeMocratic Exxcttive ComMitTEk—A meeting of the lecal democratic and conservative executive committee was held last night at the Patriot effce—Col. James G. Berret in the chair, and K. K. Elliott secretary. Kesolations were adopt- ed, deprecating the provisions of the organic act authorizing the appointment by the Federal Executive of a vernor, Board of Public Works, and members of the neil of the Dis- trict of Columbia as an unjust invasion of the Tight of the people to govern themselves; con. demning the members of the Legislative As. sembly who voted in favor of the law providing that the various offices created under the au- thority of the District should be filled by ap- pointment, to be made by the Governor: de- bouncing the extravagance of the Legislative Awembly, Sc., &c.; and finally recommending that the party organize in each election district tor the present campaign. Mzerive oy Puysictans To THE Poor—In consequence of the action of the Board of Health at their last meeting, in regard to small- pex and vaecination, whena statement was made that “the people were pleading for help,” and a resolution introduced to appoint four honor- able physici sicians fo the poor held a meeting this morning, and adopted resolutions setting forth that the action of the Board of Health was a reflection om them; that there was not a single case of smail-pox in their combined practice; and that Tepeated efforts had been made by them, with- out success, to secure vaccine virus from the Board of Health. They represented that they had been diligent in looking up subjects for vac- cination, and had not been i as intimated. Men's © & National Workin, ing at the Franklin If Worxise movement met last eve: Men’s party lotel, to make arrangements for the fortheoming convention of delegates who a:ljourned over bus, Ohio. to meet in this ci cember. Mr. A Redstone, delegate from California, was selected as clairman, and a comm:ttee was appointed to prepare resolutions aud a plan of action, to be submit it a meet- ing to be held on Saturday evening, when ar- Tangements will probably be completed tor a [ublic mase meeting of the mechanics and work- ing men of the ‘Tue I Street I vEMENT.— Messrs. Thos. Lucas & Co. are laying Scneca stone pavement on the roadway on I street, from 18th street to Pennsylvania avenue. The width of carriage- way is 40 feet, with sidewalk and parking on either side. A pavement of the carriageway ‘was laid last year on this street, between Com. Recticut avenue and Isth street. The block running between 20th street and Pennsylvania avenue will be completed in a few days. Some of the property-owners living on J strest com plain that the paving is too rough. The con- tractors represent that with proper rolling ail the rough stones will be driven level. ar Bheccneo tear Universat Prave ‘he 1ith inst., the Leng or or Nerenier. bas been part as a day of prayer throughout all christen- work of young Broa fw ee the amociations of the Usited Statao mea assoc Provinces, located in New York, hen ton all pastors of charches to devote sermons to >» subject. + papaya in this cit me btn ye & meet- ing to be in Lincoln Hail in the afternoon. ————— Beat Estate SaLes—Green & Williams, auctioneers, have sold lot G, in Corcoran’s sub- drnsion of lots I ahd from 37 to 50, both incin- from Colum- on the 5th of De- bemg set sive, of a former subdivision of square 446, im- | dwelling, dl roge by & new three-story brick wo ‘arner, for $4,000. o—— Buiome Pxrwrs.—The have isened :—D. Wi {teram, one-story, Fetnerivanta avenme, between intand sa streed; H. Graham, two-sto: Herr Tee Orruana, ‘Temple, where the Fair for the benefi Josep! Jrphan Asylum is now in aa * small amount expended there will do much ee ——_-+___ Tux tourishing new building association, Eureka, meet to-night, when the first mone qoney will take place. See advertisement, by visiting Masonic y | ‘ians to vaccinate the poor, the phy- | | They “Resolute” Against wen 's—Messrs. John E. | WwW. BH. w “ A mass meeting of the ta: | ing men of the istret of Columbia” t | Cvening there were about two hut present—a liberal estimate—inclad! of the $4,600,000 loan, the antis had to say about it. Ki Di the fi W. Corcoran, W. B. ebb, ‘A. Grant, John Purdy Thomas E. Lloyd, George H. Plant Sayles J. Bowen, Enoch Totten, I ton, Esau Pickrell, J. A. Cushii temen were present however. on comparing the list with those form, could onl: Tenney, Davis, der, J. A. Cushing, Michael Talty, Col. B. E. and J. H. Crane secretaries. ©. P. Culver, J. A. on resolutions, Col. B. E. Green offered a long se of Public Works, that it 1 wrong to import a civil en, that, without authority of law, Public Works, m contempt and law, have paid out money; that ment, but to the Board as indiy the frauds and corruptio: ot Ta fixed ot Boi ing for a committee of twenty-fiv take the necessary legal District from any sums of mo: the Board of Public steps to ‘Works withont ot money belonging to the District have been paid out without due p propriation by law; and also property-hol adopted. John E. Norris, Esq,, was then owned a foot of land in the ex in putting downi'the corruption that the city t0 ruin and bankruptcy. He spoke of | the Board of Public Works, and thought they plan of improve- had started out u) ments without counting cost or count the terrible debt into which they were about to | plunge the city. The board had not increased although they had Neel the duty of trict of Columbia had outstripped Tammany. the pay of the labor man, been applied to. He thou, all to vote dowm the ‘The committee on resolutions repo: they would use ever and just effort ta establish economy the rightsof capital and labor; ments upon wellematured by the will of the people; such de usefully and economically expend the $4,000,000 loan from motives per day to $1.50, and cstabl Offices; and introduced. He said there District, and a warnii the Board thought he had bad his res to which he thought had been Board of Public Works.“ then made his followed by Geo. W. Hatton, awned Lie watch snd sold expressing his expressing his tinguish gaged to sympathy with the meeting, but an appearance. —— + The costumes, making a turnout fit to the welcome reception to the Alexis and his fleet. Pro: racing crews were ready “‘on the give way,” wai menious “Go!” This was at last couragement oflered to the muscle of the A to be encouraged in their they enthusiasm the ladies and alostan boat house were at as to how to encourage know they were seen an the Analostans would be the were they ahead of their opponents. boat reached, the Analostans were turn and on the home stretch pulled the Aqueduct at a thirty-eigl in the lead of the Potomac crew. Corson, bow. 1; Prescott, S. Wheailey, 3; Derric stroke, 6, and Gordon, coxswai The time made, Nicholson, Analostan, and 25 Potomacs. | ogit, the exening a large of both clubs assembled b Union Hotel, Georgetown, witnessin, sterling Siver lined with Theresult of the race has r the = EETING OF “ ANTIS. Scold. the c Amembly and Hoard of Public se who wanted to B. Blake was called to the ehair, lowing vice presidents were elected Henry 8. Davis, 5. W. Groce Fitba I Coyle em! = v . - Greene, ay W. B. Webb, ! ‘Augustas E. Perry W. G. Metzerott. John Grinder, Talty, and G. W. Bij But few of these gen- mh ‘Our reporter, check off as present Messrs. rant, Dr. Clayton, John Grin- were elected George W. Hatton were appointed a committee of resolutions setting forth that as now constituted, is illegal; New York; that the Board of Public Works have no authority to appoint officers, or bureaus of officers, or to fix salaries; that the Public Works have no power to make ce : the Board of disregard of all those who have taken contracts from the Board of Public Works must look not to the Board as a body for pay- nowhere in comparison with such things that the salary of the members of the Bo: 7 t £2,500 per annum, but when a reporter Citizen called on Mr. Magruder for a statement of all the offices created snubbed, and Mr. Magruder said he did not know what his salary was to be; and that the rd imported their civil engineer ata salary of $8,500. Then follow three resolutions provid- to recover for the rs, who may have been injured by so-called improvements, made without au- thority or Jaw compensation in camage for such injury trom the individuals concerned in causing the same. The report and resolutions were He thought every man, woman and child that was interested money should be appropriated yearly of Hi i the newspapers of the District, as reported by Major A. was 23 minutes and 55 seconds by the minutes aud 40seconds by the and tabor- | @ * was called semble at Odd Fellows’ Hall last evening by a notice im the newspapers, and during the ms | riends | ar what | jiny and | W. | John West, T.G. Clay , Michael | on the plat- \d Pickrell. ushing and report and ¢ Board ineer from tracts; iduais; that mMaAny, are here; ard is he was e who shail lay the report before the President and before Congress, and shall have power to appoint a {ommittee of five, to employ suitable counse! to protect this liability for the payment of on the contracts made by author! i law; and also to recover of the parties any sums t that may previous ap- introduced. was driving considering as the Dis- ted a series 'y honorable ‘and protect favoring improve- and sanctioned amounts of economy, and censuring the Board of Public Works for reducing the pay of laborers from 2 ing 60 many new declaring members of the board enemies to the labowing men. Mr. Wm. H. Tenney, of Georgetown, was then was a crises in this he felt it tobe his duty to lift a voice. He criticised the members of of Public Works. As to Gov. Cooke he entertained feelings of respect tor him, but h, and was speec! the ‘man who his mare. etter was then read from Mr. J. C. Harkness competency to: rank will dist ran! is akers who had already been en- the meeting. Messrs. W. S. J. J. Coombs, W. W. Moore, idress ad ose gentlemen did not put in A ‘The Boat Race Yesterday. THE ANALOSTANS DEFEAT THE POTOMACS. that a trial of skill and muscle between crews of the above- houses and bridges were fall colors of the lavties ave graced Grand» Duke y on the hour the into line and were for the mo- ven, and with flags, and every en- in the Po- tomac boat. but alas! even smiles and a wishes failed, and the new and well nalostans cf at = ahead right in the face of the home folks of the Potomac’s house—only ungallant action as their own boat house. Having in the past few opporturities for giving way to their ntlemen in the An- a little uncertain their victorious Her culeses,” but finally ¥ screaming, jumping up and down, blowing whistles of steam tugs and other quiet ways to let them appreciated. As the stake boat was neared, the excitementof the race lessened, as it was @ foregone conclusion that so far ‘The stake the first to up towards stroke, reachin, the home line one minute and forty-two seconds The crews were as follows: The Analostan— Roach, 2; Bailey, 3; Clarke, ; Gurley, stroke, 6, and’ Lewis, co: Swain. ‘The Potomac—Mitler, bow, 1; A. Crop- 4; Fox, 5;Truax, portion of the members by agreement at the purpose of the presentation of the cup made of t of $200. t surprise to the boating fraternity, and ¥. opinions are expressed as to its cause. Some give the | Analostans the credit of muscle, aided by their new and excellent boat; others allege that the | stake boat of she Potomaes drifted, and hence | the difference of distance occasioned their de- | fea | in of the e boat, that he would rather than Keep his men in the cold. have, however, settled relinquishing the cup. mise bendge eee in now street, are the subject of persons having business state of the weather resent causes an for that pi In regard to the latter opinion, however, be as well to state that before the race the Potomac crew stated, when the question came up of fastening more firmly the stak tthe boat drift ‘The Potomacs all outside opinions by —_+s—__— BETTER AccoumopaTions WANTED —The accommodations for the Police Court urpose on C fudge caused the rail which formed the dock to be removed, and the prisoners were arraigned at the door Sepeanicating. wich the little room over the stair case. is some improvement over the gid plan, yet the premises are in no way suited for ce thee pe nth anit. to be hoped that some other provided. Some me since, to Gov. Cooke for the use Chamber in the — =e os room use of Probate Row used for that purpose. RecistastTion im THe Twexty-rinst Drs- ‘TRI Yesterday Board of ion were in the 2ist and 718 | ef which number $19 were white and 399 | At the spring the whole nui was, ‘were white colored. PATENT To W. ¥8.—The Paten Office has a a bs t for Jobn W. Davis wat James Vermillion, of { York Weekly for | wia papers. The Mandamus og Soccetany Bout- well. In the Court in General Term for this District, yesterday, the argument in the case of the U led States on the relation of George F.W vs. George 8. Boutweil, Secretary of the Treas- ced. Thisis a proceeding insti- mn for a writ of mandamus to mpel the Seei yof the Treasury to pay to the relator a certain amount of money claimed to be due to the latter from the United States. ‘The petition sets forth that in 1863 Work char- tered a steamboat to the War Department for use as @ transport in the military service, covenanting in the charter party that the government should assume the war risks and pay the owner the yalue of the vessel if it happened to be destroyed by the contingencies of war incident to its employment. The vessel having caught fire, was blown up in ¢ Potomac river by order of the military au- thorities. The Third Anditor allowed a claim for the value of th 20 and the Second Comptroller confirmed the award. The Secretarr of War (to whom as the head of the department agains: which the claim arose the balance was then certified by the See- ond Comptroller) approved by the decision, and drew his requisition on the Secretary of the Treasury for the amount, but the Secretary of the Treasury refused to honor the requisition. The respondent sets upa plea denying the juris- dictionof the court and its right to control him as an executive officer of the government; that the for the amount of ng judgment and nder the law, he has the right to the anditing officer, with *, oF send it to the Court of Claims for adj ; and that he holds t under advisement for such di ms the right of r¢ auditing of allow the claim or certified np to be argued in the gencral term in first i s, Taylor, and Wood appear for Fisher and Harrington for re- — = Removal of Dead Bodies from St. Patrick's. FATHER MATTHEWS IN A ATE OF PRESERVATION. St. Patrick’s (Catholic) Chureb are engaged in disinterring the bodies in the small graveyard on the north side of the church, and removing them to Mount Olivet Cemetery. The remains of Rey. Father Mat- thews, who will be remembered as one of the most popular priests of this section of the coun- try, always foremost among the citizensin every good work, have been exhumed; also the bodies Of three Sisters of Charity. The remains of the venerable Father Mat- thews were found to be remarkably well Laas served, although buried about 19 years ago. The vestments speared perfect in form and color, and the body remained intact. Some of those Who saw the top of the lead case removed, rec- ognized the face atonce, and were startled by seeing the features so perfect, which they sup- posed had long since crumbled into dust. Among other bodies which have been, or will be, removed are those of Mr. Strand, a popular schoolmaster, who died bere over twenty years since, those of the Iron- sides family, several of Lewis Johnson’s family, and that ‘of centenarian, Mr. Keziah Bureh, who reached the age 03, and was buried here over 25 years ago. ‘Tomorrow being All-Soul’s day, solemn requiem mass will be celebrated in the church by Rev. Father Walter and an appropriate discourse will be delivered. The body of Father Matthew will be church, and after th be borne to Mt. Olivet ing personal friends of de bearers: Gregory Bi John Riley, S. Masi, M. Talty, Richard Lay and George Savage. = Condensed Locals. The sanitary inspector general has completed the work of redistricti ty and assigning the garbe, ‘The United States steamer Fortune arrived at the navy yard yesterday from Boston. with freight for the Briteau of Steam Engineering. ‘The 9th street wing of the market house is pro- gressing rapidly. The roof is now being put on 7th the street wing. The Swiss Association of this city will celebrate the 556th anniversary of Swiss independence on the 17th inst., with a flag presentation, a dinner, music, speeches, &e. The flag to be presented the society comes from St. Gall, Switzerland. A number of laborers of the construction burean of the navy yard were discharged yester- day on account of the appropriation beingex- hansted. It is feared that more discharges will follow. Articles of incorporation were yesterday filed with the Recorder of Deeds for the purpose of forming a mutual relief association under the name of Grand Army Mntaal Relief Associa. tion, with Dr. C. C. Cox president, and Wm. H. Slatar treasurer. At a meeting last evening of the executive committees of the Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh districts republican clubs, James L. Thomas in the chair, and Dr. Robert T. Freeman secretary, it was decided that a grand general mass meet ing be held Thursday evening, November 9, at the intersection of 2th and I streets and Penn- sylvania avenue; and committees were ap- pointed on speakers, music, stand, tinauce, and printing. ~ The HoLiisteR-McGaaw ASSAULT CASE. Some days ago Tue STAR gave an account of anassault and battery by Benjamin McGraw on J.J. Hollister, which grew out of a dispute between the parties named over some money said to have been collected by McGraw for the excavation of some cellars belonging to B. F. Gibbert, which work, it was ‘alleged, was partly done by carts’ and horses borne on the payroll of the District government. Yesterday the case came up betore Judge Snell, of the Police Court, when McGraw pleaded guilty to the charge, and was fined $5, and costs amounting to $12.50, ‘The assault was made on the 2ist of October. ° Tne Case or Ex-Rerresentative STOKES. Mr. Stokes still avers that he can disprove ail the charges brought against him in connection with bounty swindling. He further says he is ready for trial at anv moment. He has received a letter from Hon. Horace Maynard, of Tennes- see, who volunteers to ‘defend him in court. One of the statutes which Mr. Stokes is ch: od with violating is that of 1863, which presc: that y member of Congress who shall receive or agree to receive any pay, bribe, present, or any other compensation for prosecuting a claim against the government, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a fine not ex- ceeding $5,000, and imprisonment not exceeding ne year. This will probably form one count in the indictment against him. aes or A CHILD.—Yesterday of Mr. F. C. lel, No. 352 ed very suddenly, without «dan inquest will be held this The authorities 01 in es his remains will nterred, the follow- 1 acting as pall Srppey Dearn evening a chil Virginia avenue, previous illness evening. Dovatne U ast month 167 marriage licenses were issued by the clerk of the court—a larger number than in any one month for several years. s NG new and be lin Scarf Pins, ms and new Tings received at Jewelry Store, Ni Pennsylvania 457 between 4 and 6th street. e THE COURTS, CIRCUIT COORT. Judge Mar Arthvr —Mnrphy ys. Regan; judgment for plaintiff. Kirkwood vs. m Bodeon: sudement for plaintiff. Schneider vs, Sin cell; yn od Judge Saetl—Wm. ed with vagrancy; workhowse 30 days. ed, unlawful assembly; fined nd indecent langnage; ne off sn Welch, charged ty, and fined $3 ea I charged with ing threats of Violence to Margaret Hease, his wite: rec give bonds in the sum of $200 to keep the prac Patterson, charged withe assault and paris, Mever, ® ove-armed man; E Patrick Doyle, aesanit on Jams Smith: fined $3. and costs. Charles Marcroft, sesault and battery on Elian = fined 3 and costs. William Booth. charged with fast driving. The officer, Jolin Brown, who arrested him, testified that he was driving at the rats of 30 miles an hour This appearing not very probable, the judge dismissed the case —__. GEORGETOWN. Frovur Insrxctions.— During the month of October last Flour Inspector Daniel McCann in- spected as tollows:—Family, 3,075; extra, 9,016; superfine, 320; fine, 113; middiings, 133.’ Total 12,651 barrels. Mr. George Peters, the other flour inspector, ees about 7,000 barrels of all grades during the same month. SHIPMENT oF FLouR—The Norfolk steamer, Lady of the Lake, took down this afternoon 200 barrels of flour for Boston and New York. Business or THE CANAL.—During the month of October 976 loaded boats, most of them bri ing = rgeng ma pee he neneted "s office. ‘The total amount of tolls col luring the same month at his office was #9 ,814.65. Lock Gat Ovurt.—The lock gate in the canal at Six Locks, about 12 miles up, went out last night, and is being replaced to-day. It is ex- pected that boats will be sble to ‘pass a8 usnal, by to-morrow 3 Gratx.—No arrived to-day on account of the acel the canal, and were no sales on ’change. Quite ‘a tarze quantity of wheat was expected this morning. If the lock- te is replaced to-day a large of grain Boats will be in to-mefrow, meer Sa Ly ee single seull eta imself) ot a eo Trace ~. This first boat of the kind ever built Ia the diet &7-The rent of a man’s house, it is should never exceed the tenth of his isoome, OR AND IRE | as to prepare for its fuperstractere; ow there CITY ITEMS. | : SE See berg eae | Ee aaneumeen tee peepee me e | LICATION . ot. Canpioax JACKETS, goolstsles,for $2, $20, ORE LEGISLATIVE As © | Sets tierce and skull ee Boole at the ay al the . $4, aad = august 19, : i members of the Lagislattes A seromb’ Ind” 75e., $1, ROLDING GENERAL EL! ; 7 ican ee DISTRICT OF COLUMB! - othe oer : —_ fixi the time for nder wear f an Ace gctions in the Bi macted by the pproval and sanction of the don loys" i One Price Only. ise. Gro. CO. Hexnrne, nd to eubecrit, in t $10 Tth street, N.W. | pistrecr“af Golumova, That the ceanmivia. 10 te capital ste —— + therein shall be beld om the fo aP wn qpowed Wandret thomsen Srorrep Like Domixoxs.—The tecth soon | November of cach year, ith | fare: Provuded. That. before euch sukenemne mowed eerie boar pt auupciey axtan tar tin tomate ing oboe oF matist t Ee Sage ged a a ag ae dont, | Jt literally renders theenamel impervious | ®*er ite spprovalby (he Gorerner, | oe IY a oe Semis sling Sars BILLIARDS have won a high rank as a recrea- ef a wilpe | teat said work wilt ‘within the time tion, in America. Appreciating this, Messrs. | Approved, Anenst 19, 101" 2) the | Fania Cental oa | ae. Bice, of the American House, Boston, have two H.D.COORK, Governor, su 31-8m 4 Torther, That aad Tone papeent: And prewadea iard halls, with all the best appurtenances. = ‘Ae act | seme. point oon Guests will find that every provision has been NOZiGe BY, THE GOVERNOR AND SEORI ‘hich sail Se cisco tocis Beaker tee de. for their meods and pic un TARY of the Dietrict of Colambia of the sw -e SIE Journing ah this Cee thc nee tees Whillo 0- | casion So tine people of the Dishsion of Octaubtes tee of ©. 4 journing at this favorite hotel. heir approval or of ‘the - Sec. 8. Amd bert dinapproval, of am act gisiacive Assembly of Sct nthorizing tne District of Columbia to create rovements and repaire in ee ee | ther emactet. That tn order to nent of said subser uthorize! to tseme the regis ‘of the District of Coendie. said D Astin sae USE Xo OTHER preparation but Hall’s Vege- table Sicilian Hair Renewer fer improving the growth and restoring he jebt for special ing 8 tax @ the object of thel on the color of the hair. i i four million of ree the chyect of thelr ieaae -—— Piste carters the payment Of the interest as it hall angua!ly lened by the Governcr and Figures Wit. Nor Lie shall Mutgally accrue thereon, and eabmiiting the xe oe S m t of the tevu four mil- 9 8 LF er as ane ate Dons of improvement ands toa vote of ® org cleo. See the prices at.which four of the leading | $8 genera} slection in said secectae val or disap Sewing Machines are sold in the United States | A=#0st 19, 1871. Executive Orrice authoriz oY : yeERicT OF COLUMBiA, August 21, i871. ripper Pricein England. Inthe U.8. | _Notue ts hereby. ercen. that ‘at the next general improvements and repairs in said District by $45 00 : , and Wheeler & Wilson. 0 "$85 G6 | election in the District of Columbia, whichiwill we | the leeuing ninica of bonds, and levring New Singer. 32 50 Cape a ee ee I EE Elias H 5 00 65 09 | (being the twenty-second day ewve the question of the issuing of four millions of im- | meet vhe interest, to Wilson Shutiie...: Do FO eee a are ae een eee Cotte. | provement benterte avers {the paople at ageneral | shail be levied annnntly ahe above prices are for exactly the same | funibin tocreaten debt for special improvements and | Slgction fh the eid Ser ieesneaaumnemen Sioa te el — glasses of machines as sold in both countries. | repairs in said District by the iseuing of four million | 48 oF nah ae ety ae! clection after are of the ase wel gud pore There is scarcely any diference in the cost of | of bonds sud levying a tax forthe payment of bas 4 erthe payment ck poy Bt Sool uapaenes omen I teak pleleed tor oe material and labor in aby of the above-gamiea | biterest se itshall annually accrue thervos, oat ra shall constitute a special fund pledged f pay: wa eens . mitting the act wimh the question of the Le¥aiug of ment of said interest machines. the four million of improvement books to & voek: 8 oe tf further enacted. That the Gov- Winn be ¢. ein Eoeecens Hg the | the people at a merel election in said Digtri ed Tt son Sewing Mac! bo., personaily ap- | proved August 19, 1-71, will be exbini red sald Distedet fi row bes id act to the fe of oni tt oT fair agpecral oralgappeotat, fe conmection ite che before me, and made oath that the above Prices are correct and taken by him from cir- pir T i it annually accrue thereon, Caoleanbie.¢ nerowe ulars published in the United States and Eng: | qvestiow of tetiag font mitions of bonds fnaprcial | Sogbeaptefert aa tt ahall anpaniiy accens Bree, | roary ‘teeny el proclementen As masons land under the corporate names of the com- Soke pement and pare first general «lection after | sting of four millions ‘of improvement bonds, t same to the pecs F pons og A _ panies manufacturing ssid machines. the passage cf said act, Said act fe hereto aubjoined | B,*Ote of the people at a gencral election iteball be tated op. form in whtob ana ah \. ae the said act. will be subjoined and publication Boou is herewith made nor of the District of Columbia. Governor EOWIN L STANTON Secretary of the District of Volum! AN Act levying tax for the payment of the tn 0 3t aball anuually accrue on four mill tion thereof is mi Pabliention thereof ism wi i Ee District of Columbia, Governor SWINE STANTON, Becretary of the District of Columbia, AN Act authorizing the District of Columbia to create debt for mpecial improvements aud repairs in said District by the iseusug of four million of bondey Faep. SMITH, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga Co., 0. The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at A. RosentHat, 44 7th street. Terms easy. Notice To THe Puntic—t. Becker & Oo. successor to P. Wallach, dealer in men’s, youths’ REGISTRATION NOTICE. sand levy ing a tax for the payment of the interest S ON and boys clothing, have’ received an entire new | # it shall aunaally accrue thereon, submitting onde, 4 to be. insmod by the ; Sec tee ot wa menc | hist dhenmee\amrmenaasee fre pe Breer ar a eee eee gigs DISTINCT OF e] i 5 is. ire or gent’ furnishing goods, would do well to cal Pigeon oper rat ge rin latrict ‘by the lasting of four millions ef bonds | ‘The Board of Registration for the District of Oo- and examine thelr goods before purchasing | Vesirict af Coium’a, That in order that special im- ‘and levying « tax for payment of the interes: It bold sessions from 12 o'clock, m., wntit elsewhere. I. Becnsr & Co., pr vute and repaire of the strcota, evenaes, Ly ey e fherega end submait, beretnafter mentioned Odeon Hall, corner 4% street and Pa. ave. pred gs pelle ene or be fins Set; vi Tien any B iG “4 prey ¢ ne ing the vi residing in Hewrcen has all kinds of thermometers and | be coustructed therem, aul other z public | the people at a the said Dis- | the District of Columbia, at the fullowing-named barometors. works be executed, the Governor of said District is 4 Ms places Conse; &0—Di. White, cabepediet, Wo. 5] Boe = ote PS TWENTY SECOND DISTRICT. Secon i A oad as her dines it may accrue on the four " w. : prea te Treasury, Washington; aoa | after direct the tnverset on ahthorind te belsseed ty |. All that part of the city of Washington tying with- No.7 North les street, Baltimore, success | Arrewnt of four milion toliars, in denominations. the Distr}cs of Columbia ins h the pro | in the following bounds: Commencing at the Rastern fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, dotlare, to be payable within twenty years from the ions of the ‘An act authorizing the | branch at the foot of Fourth street east, and running &c., without pain. date ef tneis seen, ahd te beat interest at the rateof | District of to z ee tas up Fourth street east to Bouth Carolina avenue be oppor eae iy eer thence along South Caroling avenue to D street F STYLES oF BuBTLES and the latest rc. f enacted, That & apecii issuing of four the levying a poreiy in Hoopakiris are now pion 0 | teers nop tn ana ppar years, to | ally accrue PL Peggy oy sect anne 00 Boos . ‘bia, for the of twenty. .w east: Vt ae - re i ” Fanch,and along the Eastern branch to the foot of coves ibe collected in. sum ndred in said handred | bran ob ben baie Gin nomen Se eee sighiy thawed dolinrs during each of Pees gad clehty tecumand duilare B bereby levied ‘apog | Fourth street easton WEDNESDAY, Novembar 3, i; also, othe provinton e perty in sald f vino food choice im calling sf Os Bam's Kid Giove | sft Lait Sites, eatthdy "Am act to po Saterest Shieh eas sores caer eens oper Ot | oppcte Anocautio easiae Secon Weckeseeee be fon - ist of Col i sal > d 408 7th street Proved February twenty-one. eighteen njbundred ad | period. tee GEORGE 8. GIDEON, . Be, the tame 4 ’ Gorrzs Patenr Kerixctine Gas amp | tral taxes of suid District shall be collected vant te | enid youre, ee Lamp SHADES bel ye = = a spplicd and Used excl rer ae oe Payment of the Pongres BERT Oni tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use | interest annually accruing © mds Ro- | Bec. 8. And best further enacted, That the Gover- | twenty- ATTHIAS H. HUNTER fenthals No. 404 street, is the ageut for thee, poral An conneuicn fe So recemarr aut Go] ies Wx. C. Hanren, Clerk seas tf and alio for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier | Comptroller, prepare «aid bond for ie lle 2 District —— Reflectors, and the Diamond Ditfusive Daylight t bonds,” and shall be ed by the Gov- | accruing: Ratisctors, vig finer countereiguct ty the Sccrutary ‘apd oomp | mltted te Georgetown Advertisements, —__»__ roller, Ve aifixed to them the seal ie Homan Harr in Switches, Curis, Chateleen | trict. bia LAY'S PATENT WEATHER STRIP. now on Braids im all shades hava just Deen imported by | VsnG. 4. Ad by steric enacted, That the bonds | Snd Fepairs c at kaprorraments Avy tee Grattan temetey ie Sree eras an eee make te eth pa gtr yond ig gn purposes, shall be de. | of the int & light and profitable business should call aud ser tt Porited with the Comptroller of sald District,and be | apd sul a cpce. There is momey init wok mt street. go and eee the new styles. shall not permit any one or more of them to go out | of four m UST ARKIVED—Twenty heard of WORK 7 co Sues Ir?—The beantifa | of bis possession, except for the purposes of thts act ihe people A A straight brim soft indented crown Hat spuiey | $id ns shall give auired by ths Governors and'Be | thegs cinia,at B. HM. DANES Stable, Geore By - % aired by the Governor, ani mong t without the feather, at Fuanc, the Hintieen @unlikoay 6 register or scsoust or ol Books ehien fact a 5 ee ll hext to the Original Franc’s, 433 7th street, | may be prepared and issued under this act antmake | | First BX tomas DOWLING ; Georgetown. between D and E. Saket ech: Sram titan, to tiene. So the Lagisletive | patie i | TRUSTRE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Bs Orn new srriss $y comtere ana some | niu fuinatntaas esas 2 | Be is | “BaLb eamuRnyOMeNy eaeer Wek pew improved have just come from our factory | Paldonssdtouds |) ; ood ail trnet 00 me, dated the = Fornelecewnt peg vifiee devery tudote: Balt of sald bonds may be prepared for, the Beoond Bath er, gf May JE). and recorded in liber ._ Eve ‘one thousal it i one teonrds of Wash. ©. Baum, Corset and Hoopekirt Manufacturer, | rte, during the year one th ‘oxpiration of the Aret | words folleriee r ington county, in ‘the District of Columbia, and at the written r ————____ west of the party secured thereb; UE AND BLACK BEAVER OAPES, $10, B 29. 818.0 bd Will sell,at public auction. te the during the year atin EY upen the on WEDNESD. as Sight hundred and soventysitres iy the | Bae fear the Die: | of November, 157i, at & clock yt oa AUS’, 1011 Penn. avenue, Governor within said periods tothe extent to trict of an | ground fronting fifteen (15) feet on Montgomery oc25 Between lth and lit! e inaue thereof is au: ive ‘afc o- street, in Georgetown, by walform de th of minety — ements | | and contained within the following motes A BR SHEPHERD « BROS., int ‘said District. berckael four | and bounds: 5 pon ee And bet further enacted, or all of said bonds the No. 910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sale of feposited in the treasury of the Distri shail be deposited in the, District, Snd shall be drawn out upon warrant ‘Have just received a large and clegant assortment of | of Public Works, and shall be disbursed by said Hi : rd for the payineat of the cost of special improve- b (1b) feet; thence weet ninety ments and repairs in said District, including the lontg:mery street and place of be- CHANDELIERS, necessary incidental expenses thereof, and for no kinning; improved by a desirable Frame Dwelling PENDANTS other purposes; but no payments shall be made under Terms of sale: One half cash; the balance in'vix tract for improvements, or for any work dove in relation ther ese th shail and twelve months, in equal installments, with in ‘un! be ten per centum, in excess of such BRACKETS, axp terest from day of ‘sale. secured by deed of trast om in th phe final: ition, premises ffs of $10) at time < wale ‘execution of an weyanet jomps st purchaser's. ont. READING LIGHTS, |r Pom; ction of any ForKand settlement therefor. of sale to be complied ‘with in ten days feors IN GILT, BRONZE AND VERDE, oranaues eis aise eemekele ticenente 4 sale. or the wroperty will be resold at the risk. ‘end cost of the settee irchaser HUGH F'TAGGART. Trustee, oczi [¢ THOS. DOWLING. Acct. rovements which may be made this act wall be: ed and ing to Commence carrie rovisions of the aforesaid act of Congress Prenty first day of February, eighteen hundred seventy-one, and exclusively for the promotion « ‘Of Boe 180, FINE BRONZES AND FRENCH ranoY POR- rier} wc Seren oe. aed Ss Fu AND WINTER GOODS. : 5 4 — CELAIN SHADES AND GLUBE! ne pale a Sn SSE a ee 0c25-eolm {Chron ..Rep.&Patriot} officer oremploye of the suid shall use, or | © 119 Brinck StKEET, GkorcEtows, D.©., aie Consent to the use, of any’ of the money authorized | SFP now offering, at very low prices Cc BUNIONS, act re r30, ch ice stock ef INGROWING NAILS ALL AND WINTER GOODs, and all diseases of the FERT cured iment in the jail of this Distriet for a term of uot leas —wumed a Dr. J. ¥. HUNTER, than three nor more than twelve months, end by a in all the mont desirable grades and styles, in Silk at 467 Penneyivania avcone, near te erect, | HC oF uot lees than five hundred doliare nor more | $8 Popline, Natines: Geahivcress Marien Hees Finazivanie avenue, near Ue strost. then one thousand dollars. bt Va » &C., with # Toll line of ind be tt further enacted, That this act ubmitted to the — or electors of said ‘hich may be Cloths," Velours, shi he best grad. District at the first gencral e en of Dp & 6008 ec Rid Ulovees of the bast mak ite stogether with the questions of a anest Nereetennte mse STANDARD OPERAS. the ivaing of the four mille’ of bond aforesiay hack shall becom od: Gents. Untierwears Flasseles hereinafter y My a: ¥ % ‘2 vith gprs Maret ‘hatte | Bie a arte ri tr aie ERNANI, FAUST, LUCIA. LUCREZIA, MAR- | Pect, not leee than three, nnd the publication teereot | Drie. AND BOYS WEAR. CARPETS, RUGS, THA, NORMA,SOMNAMBULA,TRAVIATA, | be eontinned for three mouths prior to said election. PRY ap ry ped ner) iby thoclection cam | Customers are instich to secon ation of Goode TROVATORE, MARRIAGE OF FIGARO Second. The ballots nacd at pil, clection shall be | core, and a tally list thereof be ‘out, and upon | an¢ Prices befure making their purchases, ‘f “s . rinted, and those in favor of =id act. and the completing of the counting of said ballote and 11 oc 12 im iho SHOOT. FIDELIO, FRA DIAVOLO AND Brciog of said bonds, or of the contraction of maid | $e Completing of the por y —____300. B. SE = DON GIOVANNI. debt, shall be in the words following, to wit: ay statements of the ag. | @jPECIAL NOTICE. —PAPER HANGING—Por- FOR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS number of votes cast thereat ten sor | SS sone refitting can eave 2) per cent by golug to Handsomely printed, unabridged, superior to all | | For the act of the District of Columbia islative Assembly, euall, within ae TUBMAN'S. 142 e street. other editions in fulluvess, containing all the foreign | “An act authorizing the District of Columbia to cre- made out and signed by the officers of tha | WALL PAPER and have PaP and English words. aud all the music, including chat | ate adebt for special improvements and re potential gp) on, at ‘oF districts, which returns | 40De. All work w STONE Toni eh ay et teld for the low prics | said District, by the issuing of four million of bonds, |, Several ¢ prem edad mew iy ‘cast forthisionn, | part of Washington « Sf ONE DULLAR BACH and will be sont tc ony | and levying a tax for the payment of the interest, as [One uf which retusa helt a ies in thevclection: | £uarantecd address, post free, for the above price, Finely bound | it shall aunually accrue theron, and submitting the Box of sach election diecies ‘theothen veut | STERY WORK im Beards tor OS sec. Two ingednement bai fot tet the opie, | Su Sectigu and the vihers shal te placed Inu | PARENTS, SAVE OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. ane eneral election Inaid Dietrick ote: Bintrictand Ue placed i bichendsby seecnieenaer SCHOOL BOOKS for the n fo said election officers. 0. H. DITSON & CO., New York. ocl ent ids as provided in said act. 4 sold at publishers’ prices. Complete stock of pated . Mand the ballote against said act and the téeuing | »,#!th. On ae ahaa the heat oreeaining sieees am carvan Hewsep UBIVERSTY, 6 is shall be as follow: the same, and add together the votes i! a AGAINST SPECIAL 1MPROVEMENTS. cast in each district; and after doing so shall certif eu% At POE & SELIGSON’S, Georgetown. ed, cert e office: bia to create adebt for special unprovements and rahe ° All patients requiring medical treatment, will be | repaire in said District, by the weulng of four amil- Bed te bn the Bente eer an aid returne ea corti EDUCATIONAL. Bene for at the hospital, FREE O# EX- | lions of bonds, and laying tax for the payment of cast for members uf said Legialative Assmbiy shall | FV WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE ENSE, the interest as it shall annually accrue thereon, | far.) ua tnerst guid Leg iawyitebali bein | TE WASHINGTON | oeeaes Cuanes DAILY, FROM 3:30 TO 5 P. M. and submitting the act, with the question of thé | Payt;becm cast in favor Seah wal eae prinat the workd meedn, unin as follows, viz? my iseaing of the fonr millions of improvement bonds; | Ciatm the same in the papers call pre. | oF Young m men. ocd MONDAY8—General discases, Prof. P.H. Strong, | 0.8 Yote of the people at a genersl election in this law may be published. ry of votes MiSs, BARROVER'S SEMINARY for ¥ si : District. . | shall be cast against this Voidand of | {YE Ladies and Children wii reopen on MONT Es i ‘And against the issuing of four millions of tm- TUESDAYS—Diseases of the nervous system, vided for in said act Ro effect. Uct. Sd. For circulars apply at the Ep'phany f. mer, M. ement bonds, as prov forin net. St School Buildin address the principal, Miss i. WEDNEsDa Ys surgical Siseases, Prof. Robert jird. That @ ballot-box for each election Sareea d p — POA URS DA YS_Fye diseases, Dr. B.C. Barrows, C. ¢, NESTON HAVING MADE VOCAL AND FRIDAYS—Diseases of women and children, Prot Instrumental Mu johnaon, cs epecial stidy for may Jegre, and having recently attended Prof. A. jobneon's Normal Course of Instructic new reons entitied to vote, Pith: the laws und regula: licable to the holding of gea- strict. Joseph Tabor “ .D. SATURDAYS—Discases of the chest, Prof. Chas, B. Purvis, M.D. oell-eolm their apy ‘uch notice 1 ofthe wise, in tions which may bea) oral elections in said Bi a further enacied. That whereas War tortion tnterseet inquire ct 718 . 3. u ‘or further informatior ire at HARDWARE. emmerequey azists fur the immeedlnis ekien eae at reen Gand Hee ie im this art tn the event of its approre by the le, it = onAmen Se ee sot after the proctemation o " ane Ane y vase of Delegates Hatemente of the agere WILLIAM STICKNEY INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL 4 NEW AND UOMPLETE STOCK Poarent tre the eran re of a i 195 Council. er STHUMENTAL arg Ae oe es sigued by the ofl PERT COURT. Gorcrzor aunsm | 8 tegen it ats fs tad ont BUILDERS’ HARDWARE umber of CR AND PROCLAMATION BY THE | bivresidenoe No 116 liuteost oon eteeen ‘i AND Beet bo a fection, a Nev Seulorrigeion fo tie enter ohana B north, Capitol Hill, i $2 seabed on Bont and Potomac ‘Rallroad espa cp cerain - —_—— HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, _| Secretary Jof "the i foal District end pebocting the fora ia ei SEWING MACHINES. Omtcers. ehell ene iE KEYSTONE SPORTING GOODs, Fifth. On receiving the said 0 OE Te wat | T POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY. PRICES VERY Low. GEORGE P. GOFF, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 1th, WOODWABRD’S BUILDING. ‘ana made tho District LyX, re wre ‘of No: eae aees SEWING MACHINE makes the least noise, runs easier, and every description of sewing on sil fabrica Mee ee . with greater satisfaction than any ether Chine made: “Agency at { JOHNSON & COLLEY’, 711 Market Space. bet. 7th and 8th ste. oct-tt cnet waid eus0-eotf (He NES i op Chowk = TO Agency at CHAS. BAURS OORSET AND HOOPSKIRT FACTORY, edly ‘Tth strect. Intelligencer Building. USPROVED HOMELESS LOCK-Srrrom