Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1871, Page 4

| EVENING STAR. THURSDAY... LOCAL NEWS. |; Amusements, &¢., To-nigh Netwral Thee —Mrs. F. 8. Chantran— “Dora | Me Temple —The Orphan Boys’ Fair. | a2 } The Registration. j A GREAT FALLING OFF SINCE LAST TRAR. ‘Th Registration last evening eom- | Pleted the round of the twenty-two districts— | and will not agaau sit until the lth instant, wh they will be at the City Hall. and will tin their sessions on the ith, 1th and Ith of vember. from 9a. m. to %p.m..t and receive am fre 7 ih ‘orrect the list« '¥ additional names of legal voters a the several districts wi may be following table shows th der of votes registered this fa the number registered last y Spring. 71 6,180 13,803 1,513 UT AND ITS CAUSKS AND | e ES—™ BE. A. POLLARD'S | LEGAL TROL he An affair occurred last night om 4y street, | near Louisiana avenue, which gave rise to con” siderable comment. It seems that Mrs. E. A. | Pollard, formerly of the St. Cloud Hotel, sab- leased from Mr. O. D. Barrett a house on 44; Street, and she represents that her waderstand- ing was that Mr. Barrett was to retain by the terms of the sub-lease only a business office in the front basement story. Mrs. Pollard took | possession on the first day of October, short time afterwards she found that Mr. B Athe nightof holding two reams in the bascment— the frout and back—whick sadly interieresi with the contemplated culinary arrangements of Mrs. P. Examining the lease, she discovered that Barrett had so worded it as to retain the whole basement for his own use, and this..t once gave rise toan “ onpleasagt- nese” between the contracting parties, which led to protracted negotiation between Mrs. Poi- lard and her landlord. No satiafactory concla- sicn was arrived at, and finally Mr. Barrett re his tenant notice to leave the house. 3 rs. Pollard represented that she had been to great expense and trouble in fitting up her rooms, and bad made arrangements for their permanent occupancy during the eyming w i would not te dispossessed so unceremoniously. evening sbe had occasion to gu out on business, and lett a female servant in charge of the remises. (nm ber return soon afterwards found the doors had been fastened and barrica CONSE- LATEST &e n upper Window, how matters stood, she went to the office of her attorney, A. G. Riddle, Esq., to whom she told her grievances. Mr. K. gave her a note to + Richards, in which he suggested that the ¢ the door to give Mrs. P. possession of reastle. Major Richards being absent from town, Lieut. Greer informed Mrs. Pollard that the police had no rigat to break the door down, but promised to send force sufficient to prevent a breach of the peace if she was interfered with | in_ obtaining possession the premises, The Licutenant at once telegraphed to Lieu- | tenant Keliy of the Seventh Preeinct, who, in company with officers Arnold, Scott, and Law- Jer, went with Mrs. Poilard to her house where she, after demanding of Barrett her rights, and iting no satisfaction, tried to force the door. in this endeavor she became so excited that she dropped down on the steps in a violent spasm, and had to be picked up bodily by the oficera and carried to Police Headquarters. Dr. Walsh Was at once called in and administered resto ed no signs of reeo Y,ahack was sent for, and Mrs. P. was moved to the residence of Mrs. C. W. H. on Four-and-a-half street between Pennsylvania avenue and ‘treet. WHAT MR. PAERETT Sars. Mr. Barrett states that he was not aware that Mrs. Pollard was the wile of E. A. Pollard; that according to the terms of the lease she had for- feited her right to hoid possession of the house, and in her absence he took legal possession: that her conduct to himself and wife was e tirely unbecoming a lady during the time sh was there, and that he has borne with hi Jang as it was possible to do so. MES. FOLLARD'S CONDITION TO-DAY. This morning, Mrs. Pollard was still a house of Mrs. Hayden, ing fully which prostrated her. Her counsel, tt is sai Will take immediate steps in her behalr. 3 és | | lege, and the Academy of Visitation, and to his | having been, during his life, one who took an Deatu oF 2x OLp Resipent.—With reget we pen the announcement that Major Thomas 0, an old and highly respected citizen of Washington, died at bis residence, on D street, yesterday afternoon, at the ripe old age of sev- enty-six years. He was a native life-long resident of the District of Columbia, and one of its best citizens. The deceased began life in th Packing room of the old National Inteltigence anv and industry rose steadily untyl he was made book-keeper of Messis. Gales & Seaton, by whom he was regarded as a trusted frien and companion. Majer Donoho was but a lai when the battle of Bladensburg was fonght, vet nevertheless, he shouldered a musket and’ diel «uty with the American forces. He was a rigid temperance man and an active and useful mem- ber of the Masonic order. He was elected sev eral terms as Alderman from the Third Ward, and during three Presi pointed one of the comm tiary of the District of fervice wasasa mem' tion in this city oardof Registr: death is generally deplored. es Tnx Boarp or HeattH last evening ap- proved the bond of Mr. Sewell, in $5.00, executing th ct for removing nig ‘The Inspect eral complained of th and Verdi. t of the stone pted. The con Was fixed at the rate of $1,000 per h fees are estab- lished by th Dr. Cox said the ac- ting of physicians of the poor, in relation to va tion, was unduly precipitate, and the statement th: ¢ board failed to se- cule and furnish vaceine lymph w they freely gave it as far as it went. ° = antrue, as Tne Fire Revrer Fuxp —The ladies society of the Michiga: for the relic sufferers, of which Mrs. L. K nt, last week for- da large box ef clothing, valued at $23 Jing ladies’, misses’, and children’s under. nts of every description, together with a number of double wrappers, stockings, tlannel skirts, balmorais and various other articles of almost description. The committec reception at the promenate concert on F evening, at the Business College, will r , and other useful fires in Wiscon- donations of clothing, beddi ticles. for the sufferers by sin and Michigan. Corcoran Zovaves.— company of young | hal ich men of Capitol Hill are Jarading for the first | oceasion, and a table lodge time this afternoon, heade the Marine Band, | D. Wine, Esq. and they present a very fine appearance. have out forty unift " jackets with red tri are armed sword bayonet. The They | gray zouave pants and mings and red hats), and fm pe musket and cers are Captain J. FE. Doughty, and Lieutenants Fry, Ste; and | Fuss. They visit Mr. Corcoran (in w! honor | they are named), Mr. J. H. Bs , Jt., Mr. G. F. Galick and other honorary members. Tre Finet Distarer Rerve.icays had an enthusiastic meeting at Uniontown last night, Mr. George H. Lage aemgenn » and addresses in support of ir rom! . Mr. Solo- mon G. Brown, and in favor of the four-million Joan were delivered by Messrs. F. . William H. Hunter, Thomas Green, Joseph Brooks, A. Cook, at the conciusion of which Mr. Solomon G. Brown delivered a speech on the issues of the campaign. Masoxic Exuctio! At the thirty-first annual convocation of Columbia R.A. Chapter, tollowi cers were | faronic year: | 3.4. Jochum, ; . Seribe; H. O. Secretary. THAT rorULAR ixstiTUTION, the National | Bank, atthe corner of 15th street and | New York avenue, have extended their interest | day to the 3d ot this month as an accommoda- | tion to those not Sinding it convenient to deposit before that time. All deposits made up to the interest from 3d inclusive will dr: am | THe RecistRaTios tx THE Tw: = Distaict.— Yesterday the Board of Rasen, j tion sat in the 2d district and registered §79 names—783 whites and 128 colored.” Last | there were 1,124 whites and 125 colored in this district. eae eee Priee’s Dollar Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, receives new styles of jewelry and fancy goods every day. i | Kank | Educational soe | seboof. CONGREGATIONAL. 3 o'eloe! merval # public meetin; Poineroy presiding. RB adelphia, read a portion offered prayer, after wh: the Protestant Chy of « discourse by Rev ljogmas impracticable. Third Annual Meeting of the New Jor- | sey Association. ) reassembled at the Congregr- k yesterday afternoc: of the Woman's Boaeé-of Missions was held in the evening, Senator 5. ev. Dr. He art, of Phil of the Scriptures, and ich he read a report of the workings Of the board for the last year, in which it is stated that during the fast six months | they have raised S086 67, and im the entire eygh- teen me ring the wi iore the we ciation, they earnestly make some special eflort in the subject. Ad ths, beginning May. 1870, $1,825.25. Tesolution was adopted that, in order to k more dire n of the charches in this ly and effectually invite each pastor to to interest his people ator Pemerey, Kev. G. W. Bacon,of Orange, N. d., Rev. Dr. Gulick, and This morning, moved o'clock m. they proceed th elim, Ohio place, and Wednesday, 15th instant, as the for organizing a national council. report that Hurlburt, fre hat Philadelph lace for the next ort v. Dor. the work alre iet niz an churches to take behalf as a substitute for others. Third Day. devotional exercises, Dr. when they adjourn, st in a body to visit the pted. commiitee, submitted a had heen selected as om the committer, re- ahad been selected as meeting—Revs. L. W. mand G. E. Adams to deliver discourses; ered a resolution recog- ly done by the American ad recommend the ‘an annual collection in its the resolution offered for the appointment of an educational commit- tes the chu: money si Rev. M shes to decide for ula be contrib Brown, from committee, submitted a rey of the churches, in which he stated that around the city of Washington several missic schools and other enterprizes have been co: menced that are likely soon to result in perma- Mr. Brown moved to amend by allowing rT themselves when the uted. the ¢ urch 2xtension on the condition and wenent church organizations. One of these to church conld at once be twenty members and They need only in the northwest part of the city hae gone so far at about thirty families have already lentify themselves with the movemen' 1 A ized with at least fourishing Sabbath- bout $10) additional to secure tne commencement of this church enter- prize. * * © A very has been commenced at pining movement t. Pleasant, where Rev. Mr. =. has preached of late, and a where the nvelews: coubtl church exists,and one will be soon organized. ‘That portion of the city in the vicinity of St. Aloysius Church bas been lar; ly built up within the past year. Brothers Snell and Orm are active in the mis- sion school and pected from the prayer meeting, aud mach is ex- ‘The report gives quite a cheering statement in regare sylyania. delegates, and Rev. ¢ E. Rankin, Rev. W. A. Daly, substitut President. to the work in New Jersey and Penn- Fey. G. B. Bacon reported the follo present this conference in thh Nation: and they were elected :—Lev. W. B. Brow: <n. 0.0. Howard, Ed. Hawes, Bro. 8. Holm B. Wilcox, Rey. Dr. J. iz to yan - Wright, and Rey. J. aper on “The after a short to the Ex- ecutive Mansion to pay their respects to the Rey. Dr. Gulick will deliver a missionary lec- ture at ler’s) to-night t. Paul's Lutheran Church (Dr. But- —— Reinterment of the Remains of Father Matthews. INTERESTING SERVICES AT ST. PATRICK'S cuURCH. The remainsof the late Rey. Father Matthew: | whe for many years prior to his death pastor in cl 's Church in this city, were this morning re- | interred at Mt. Olivet ‘cemetery. years since) was the rie Messrs. Harvey body in ah bout 19 St. Pat- Yester: day ‘& Marr, undertakers, placed the \isome walnut coffin, on which was a plain silver cross. The body was found to be completely petritied, which accounts tor its pres- ervation. ‘During the afte Tnoon and and up to the time of the services this morning (3 o'clock) large numbers oi f persons called to see the remains, but Father Walter declined to make them a public show to grati being convinced that if see the body the church actowd. idle curiosity, he he allowed any one to wouid soon be beset by The day being “ All-Sonls day,” solemn re- | quiem mass wassaid in this church, when there | Was a very large congregation present, every seat being Billed, and Kev. F: ‘ather Walter oftici- ated, assisted by Father Keane, of St. Patricks, as deacon and Father Berotti, ot St artin’s, as sub-deacon and Father Keanc, of Harper's Fer- TY, a8 master of ceremonie: Rey. Father Walter del inw red the discourse, i he spoke of Father Mathews (whose re- mains, during the services, rested on a cata- talque in front ory should alw ot that ¢ deceased having ing the Sisters’ especial f the altar,) as one whose mem- s be revered by the congregation reh. He referred to the facts of the been in trumental in establish- school, near by; Gonzaga Col- ride and interest in educational inter- cate, and who net only bad the respect of the Catholic community, but the entire people. His allusions to the deceased were very affecting. and at times m: Triends of the deceased, of the congregation, aged ave way to tears. At the conclusion of the services the remains were borne to the hearse by Messrs. Gregory Ennis, M. Talty, John Riley, W. W. Cox, chard Lay, S.M Savage, pall-bearers, and rick Byrnes, Ri at , and George the cortege, composed of fourteen carriages, proceeded to Mt. Ulivet, where the remains were of th service at the grave of a aa Tax Wasursctos Co- Assectation held their last night. Thes ly prosperous st te of the interred in the center lot set apart for the priests, with the usual priest. orgnaTiVve BUILDING fourth annual meeting cretary’s report showsa high- Association. coiptsot the past year have been $116,973.31, and the $141,814.09. 2,000, of which number roll. of advance: sh value the € disburse ments the s: The original ame. The assets are umber of shares was i8 are now on the he number of shares now paying retarn ; number not advanced on ot each share of stock old officers were re-elected xeeption of the Board of Directors, a portion of whom are annually changed according to the terms of the Consti- ta ‘The officers are as ows: Dr. F. How- ard, President; Vice Presi- dent; M allan, Treasurer, and John E. Thomyse etary. ‘The three directors hold- ing over are Messrs. J. D. Free, R. MeMurr and W.#. Goods. The new directors elected are A. S. Vose, H.W D. J. Macartry, T. Phe question of bonus on the redemption and final action was post December: meeting. ing the directers the power of f throng, J.J. Edson, Smart and Augustus changing the ying a of stock, was discussed, poned until the regular Masonic Covntesizs.—Last night Hiram Lodge N 0. 10, F. A. A. M., gave a complimen- tary supper to the Georgetown Masonic choir. Hiram ge is one of the oldest Masonic bodies in this District, and has @ prominent piace in the order, its membership embracing many prominent citizens of the west end of the town. The supper last night w: as given at the hail of Company C, Washington Light Infantry, which company tendered the free use it to the Masons. After the business of the Lodge was over, all the members 1, whi his officers, after whic e of made by Grand Master T. J. Luttrell, th: Stansbury, W. M. Wine, others. A to the above bad been tastefully decorated for the opened by Louis Worshipful Master, assisted by Rev. Mr. Hartsock offi- | ciated as chaplain, and the com in an excellent supper, the bill all the rarities of the season. ny luxuriated fare embracing 5 were New Prstications, Erc—From James L. Kervand we have the British Quarterly, for October; from Spill Frank Leslie's, and and Gruber’s famous Hi ber 11, the American Agriculturist Se Hovember, t2; from J. C. Parker, National | fm for next week and the Little Christian next week; from the ine for November; oe Kerosexe AGary.—An turned in this — from cevent attempted to 1 fire the a in means of kerosehe, | | Poraiipaeneie aera | servant girl kitchen £ Parties furnishing would do well t Messrs. Latimer & Cleary's onsions “9 handled 1 | pines af ar eens lated ware, ivory fery, clocks, Sc.,to take rooms to-morrow goods are of superior without reserve. ———— of the Children’s Hos- A vain for the benefit pital will be held at the and 13th urday wala proceeds are to be attendance and hil account of the excellent applied ington, Beery Saturday, Weekly for Novem- tor for and from Lewis Baar, 9a. | The Metropolitan for November. whieh ex- at Wo'clock, and buil corner of F streets during to-morrow evening, Sat- and Saturday evening. We for eral patronage purpose to wi mao | on account of the non-arri Condensed Lecals. A purse of £225, contributed by the workings men of Capito! Hill, has heea raised for the family of M eathernsarho was killed a few days since by a fall from. told. Steam rolicee mployed in packing the earth as a foundation for the new pavement ou Peam sylvania avenue westet Wtketireet, got “stuck in the mu gy At the meeti the Oldest Inhabitants As- suciation yesterday, resolutions of respect to the memory oF the late €. P. Seuystack and Rew. S. Tustin, were adopted. The Board of Pubite Werks have ordered the grading, laying of foot walks. curbs and gutters ow K street north, between North Capital end Ist streets enst The new P street bridge is nearly completed, the last plank having been laid this morning. Workmen are now engaged in putting up the hand-rail. There is some complaivt among persons who have business on Lonisiuna Avenue, between Sth and 10th streets,on acconnt of its muddy condition, and many are anxious that a geod clean pavement should be laid this fall. The Executive Commutitee of the Twentiech district organized last night by electing E.% Atkinson, chairman, and Wim. E. Wise, secre ry. Finance and campaign committees were ointed. we yacht race to-macrow will be over the course irom Eleventh-street wharf to Fort Wask- ington and return, and the following yachts will start: Fannie, Emma, Rathan, Fannie Bell, and Echo. l_report,the time made_b; Potomacs in the r: T is as follows: Analostan, 1S minutes 38 se Potomac, ®» minues 40 seconds ; differenc: minute 42 second pan ed THE CoUeTs. COURT IN GENERAL TERM —Y argument in the ense of Work agt. th the Secretary of the Treasury was concluded, and the decision reserved. or was appointed & constable. case of Hunter agt Cack—action bronght on a} bond filed in the Virgio x f rom ad ting defendant from t ar Four Mile Rua. Plain iff claimed that the bond covered all 45 ead fencant demurred. Phe demurrer was overculed, d the ease sent back to be reheard below, with efor the defendant to amend the pleadings and Join in the jesne made by the declaration Fanny L. Metzer agt. Wm. D. Cassin. plainant cluime in The com rrstin fee iz a hous on the cor rer of Di n and Congrese streets, Georgetown, bnder a clause in the willof Mra. Ana’. Washing ton. deceased. Judge MaeArteur dismissed the b in this case, and au appeal was taken. Judie Gart ter pronounced the op:nivn of the court, reversing u ding thet the compleinant Asoc the will, entitled to a fee - eatate inthe property devieed Petit aud Herron ve. Fant, and Yant v<. Dapert pears that onthe wth of October, 19%. want filed bis bill for the settlement of par'nership nc ¢ unte.and it was-referred to Mr. McPherson to aettie the matter of thie suit in 1837" On the Ch ot Ja@nvary, 1570, bill of revivor i Kled Against the igoreses iatives of two ot the sed Comariners. a ence fo the anditcr to account same 2d ol February, 100, the court ordered Je on defendants to show cause against th: reference, In eight dasa the eomplainant's counsel. on the Ist of Mareh, 180, took an orton Fro con fesso ag aga’nst all the defendants, On the ath ot Murch. IM, Fowler petitioned to ser ast: the decree pro confesso. On the lth of Ju e lainant’s co filed consent to sditin the decree ~o as . Fowler for aid as executor of Susan Ireland. to file his. nsw On the: June,1871, the Court ortered tus de cree to be sot aside agaiast Fowler (in his own rig: t of Susan Ircland.) who on the sam e221 of daly Herron and side the decrees might be wer on the anerit daly, 171. sorzed no c of their intended petition. On tho sams 221 day of July the Conrt dismissed the petition.and this ap elwas made, The ccurt approved the judgment hw Oskemith’s Jossee vs. Horace §. Johnston, was taken up. This is an action of eject omsension of two contig of the city of Washiogte lot 4 the north 7 fe y the Ui pure inthe no He y nan. and certificates of such sales given full deed to the said purchaser, or his assigns, upon Payinent of the entire purchase money vamith’s irssees agt. Johnson, Arga CIRCUIT COURT, sodas Mac Arthur —Walsh: i jomas, Crippiv: 5 iter, Worthington agt. feGarn. Glick agt. Munder, Heebt Brothers agt. Gaston, Hughes & Chihange agt. same: judgments by default: " Na erry; qudgment set aside y Bt. sane: judements nd Kelsey agt. one. a oma Srsoor Brokers’ Ue. agt. Garl 5 istniseed. Syodgment by. default sther; Jadement confessed. Keyser agt. dict for plaintiff. Lucas agt. Berry; judg: et aside. POLICE COURT, To pay. ne charged with profs ds Lizzie H. id coats. Jo! ‘Sul el assault $10 and coats Van Biswick, charged with nuisance. The defendant not app-ar- ing. judgment was given by default and the nuisauce rdered to be abated. 3 GEORGETOWN. HEADQUARTERS M. . A.—A large room over Cropley’s drug store, at the corner of Bridge and Congress streets, has been rented by the Young Men's Christian Association of this city, and will be fitted up as a reading room and headquarters of th tion. STREET was d afternoon boats commenc in with wheat and corn consigned to the different commission merchants. —The flour market is steady without change in prices. The New York steamer, Jolin Gibson, will take out about 1,000 barrels to-morrow. Lock Gate Reriacep.—The lock gate which went out at six locks night before last was re- placed last night, and boats began to pass early this morning. AN OpsTREPEROUS Prisonenr.—Last night Sergeant Boarman and officer Myles arrested Jon Sullivan for being drunk and disorderly, and while on their way to the station house wi i mer, he made a violent assault on ofti- He was with difficulty taken to the d this morning took a ticket in the tia” for the purpose of interviewing Judge Snell at the police court. GrorGeTown, Nov. 2, 1871 Too THIN.—Editor Star: Major George Hill, jr., the gentleman of frequent serenades, this morning publishes a card in the Chronicle pro- posing to submit the question of his nomination to a primary election, at which, to use his words, “the polls shall be open all day, and none al- lowed to vote but bona fide voters of the district.” Just look at the adroit cunning of the wily Ma- jor! Does he say republican voters? Not once. Would he submit to the decision of a primar, election held by republicans only No, no, Major. It is a “very pretty q stands,” and as the republicans hay hope of clevting their candidate, in view of th fearful odds against them, my advice would to allow you to show your strength at the polls, and let the community at large see just how the republican voters of the 3d district ex not mac you. I don’t believe there will be a serer for the Major when the vote is announced, AMEN. ALEXANDRIA. River nig Serer Frank Keyes, from below, reports that the U. 8. tion, from Annapolis, bou: Navy to the Washington Yard, anchored off Piney Point at four k yesterday evening, having bee two days at Point Lookout. Cap ports six coasters—two loaded—bound uj Indian Head. Prorekty SaLe.—tThe three storied brick building on King street, adjoining the drag store of Mr. Samuel Lunt, belonging to Dr. Leiberman of Washington, but at present oc- cupied by Mr. W. E. Atwell, has been sold by Green & Wise, real estate agents, to Mrs. Martha Chatham for $2,800. It will be repaired immediately. Tne New Market Hovse.—Mr. Cluss, the architect and superintendent of the new Mar- ket House, was in the fea | this morn and finding that some of the brick work on the Inside walls of that building had not been put accord- ing to the provisions of the contract ordered it to be taken n and re-ereeted. Nor Sop.—The handsome residenee of T. B. esq., corner of Prince and Colum- to have been sold by auction this morning, was bid in by the owner for $8,450. Mrs. General Benton, of Missouri, was anxious to become the purchaser and bid $7,950 for it— Gazette, last evenin: ~—y{[{={={=_=z=z=z==&EEeee—— BSA. BLACK BEAVER CAPES, $10 A. STRAUS’, 1011 Penn. avenue oct, Betwotn loch and Lith streets, OPT OFFEEERIRPERERT OF A008 ASHINGTON, D.U., ot To whem it may Hon. Seek eeeses ae Dis qo arts t wapertntendent nr se mont and sf'reals mixed end ‘poreoea oe a *t' dal ” approved ‘Novick is MEREBY cIvEN that the said Board of Appeale will meet at eee ei t CITY ITEMS. Silk Hats. M.D. Franx & Oo., the Original Hatters, ‘3 Seventh street, May Building. — ° Ax Estanuieesp Rewepy.—“ Brown's Bronchial Troches” are widely knewn as an es- tablished remedy fer Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, poe and other troubles of the Throataad ungs. Harts rom WaLxina, Riding or Driving. M.D. Frayk & Co., ~ “ The Original Matters, %3 Seventh street, May Building. ~_ Fievras Witt Nov Lie How Large Fortunes Are Made. FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. See the prices at which four of the leading Sewing Machines are soki in the Uaited States aud England : Prisein England. Inthe U. 8. Wheeler & Wilson. 50 85 . 2m 65 0) 35 00 60 . 40 00 6 00 The alove prices are fer exactly the same glasses of machines as sold in both ceantries. ly any difference in the cost of «i igbor in any of the above-~iamed Afiaavit—W. G. Wilson, President of the Wilson Sewing Machine Go., personally ap- peared before me, and made aath that the above prices are correct and taken by him from cir- culars published in the United States and Eng- land under the corporate names of the com- panies manutacturing said machines, RED. SMITH, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga Co., 0 The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at ¥ A. KosenTHat, 408 7th street. ‘Terms easy. ean NOTICE TO THE Puw1ic.—I. Beeker & Co. successor to P. Wallach, dealer in men’s, youths’ and boys clothing, have received an entire new stock of goods, which they are selling at the lowest market price. Those in want of clothin, or = furnishing goods, would do well to cal and examine their goods before purchasing elsewhere. L. Becker & Co., Odeon Hall, corner 4% street and Pa. ave. Henrcer has all kinds of thermometers and barometors. Gone ScD Wiite, chiropodit, No. ms ° reas ington, and No.7 North Charles stroct, Baltimore: succes Tugrowing fully treats Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., without pain. Firreex styius or BustiEs and the latest novelty in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at C. Baum's Hi and Corset Factory, 408 7th Kip Groves for lndiss and best Dollar Gloves imported; al Srst class Glove. Ladies be carl fod choice in epot, 408 7th Gortzs PaText KEFLECTING Gas axD Lamp SHapes wiil save one-half of the quan- tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use of them. They are cueap and durable. A. Ro- senthel, No. 404 7th street, is the agent for them, and also for Goetz’s Double-cone Chandelier Reflectors, and the Diamend Diffusive Daylight Reflectors. utlemen. The Hvmaw Haim in Switchos, Curls, Chateleen Braids in all shades have just been imported by Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new branch of his well-known establishment, 408 7th street. Ladies go ened the new styles. “Have You Sgen ir?”—The beautifa straight-brim, soft indented crown Hat, with or without the feather, at Franc, the Hatter’s, next to the Original Franc’s, 433 7th street between D and E. —— OUR NEW STYLES OF UORSETS and some new im d have just come from our in Eurece, and be sold to defy = Soe tition. Every warranted to be a perfect fit. O: Baum, Coret and Hoopekirt Mam BOOKS, STATIONERY, &. GuILLinGToN's LIST OF NEW BOOKS. Leas Jndith; ate of Two Continent joshua rvel East and West; Pocms by Bret Hart yy Harrison Ainsworth. Talbot Harland Folle Farine; by ae Weed? 5 et! by George Bend Dene Hollow: bi Fanchon the Uric cl Overland; A Nov neeedssseter Allthe MAGAZINES and FASHION BOOKS for November. and everything in the STATIONERY and BLANK BOOK line, wholesale and retail, at SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, oct Corner 4% street ané Penna. avenue, N= BOOKS. FASHIONABLE STATIONERY. LATEST STYLES OF ITING, WEDDING AND INVITATION CARDS. TINTED PAPERS AND ENVELOPES. Several Novelties of these articles. PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, crs 911 Pennsylvania avenue. NE WBOOKSAT "| BALLANTYNE'S, 402 7th street, inteltigencer Building, Plato's Works, by Jowett, 4 vols., $19. Intellec tual Science, hy Prof. Porter. $3. K Street Pul- pit, Sermons, by Murray, $225. Sword and Gar- ment, by Townsend, 81.50. jours of Exercise in the Aloe; by Tyndyll, $2. Relief Map of United States ocl8 OTICE. OPENING OF AND BLA Firtclene prose LITHUGKA: AN INDING DO: The public are invited Rew stock. B Under National and next door for cash. G. PRINTING ORDER. selt-tr Ger BONDS. DUBING THE PAST FEW WEEKS THE DEMAND FOR 7-80 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS Has been daily increasing, and holders of FIVE- TWENTIES continue to manifest the fullest confi- dence in ' NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN THIRTIES By the exchange of large amounts of Governments, called in for into these securities. ‘The Bonds are seeured beyond all question by s first and only mortgage on the Road, its entire roll- ing stock and 50,000,000 seres of the finest Iand s | in fairs, EXCEEDED THOSE OF ANY SIMtus PERIOD. All marketable securities received inexchange. Full particulars furnished by 0c30-tf JAY COOKE & CO. Parr BLIi ATION 0) 6) SESE ATIC ss August 19, 1571 : u SEis Sheil Shorchy declared to be in Tores from sad | ser fea spprowal BY STABLES L. HULSE, SpeakesetuLi AM STICKNEY, President of the Oouncil. naa eo Tr MAL RLECTI OLU MBIA. Norice BY THE GOVEBROR AND SECRE- TARY of the District of Columbia of the seb insion to the.seuple of the com of Columbia, = thelr approval of disapproval, of an act oft Legislative Assembly of said Mistrict entitled * Ac sabe tor spel ‘Sopeoranaets oak regeics ie ae District ty the ‘of four million of bend Distnict oF Gotemsia, vA OFFic! eusiar Aagect at ten. 1 istrict of Co- *) fal improvements and ‘ict by the issuing of foar million pre ement bonds of eneral election in sid District,” ap- {3 1871, wit be submitted ip the mode for the rovided by aaid act to the people of said Dastriot for thei oval or dis oval, ction of iaswing four migions of re ae berthe frat general election after question of issuin, wemens AD: Said election grill ‘th af said act. connectien with the nds fur epecial mentioned in said act. Said act is hereto subjoined 3 OKE, Governor of th: District of Col SerncFEDWIN L. om L. STANTON, Becretars of the District of Columbia. AN Act snthorizing the ‘a debt for ial oF a improvements and re said District by the issuing of four rE and levying a tax for the District of Columbia to create ire fn bonds, payment of the interest ‘ae it shall annually accrue thereon, and submisting the act with the milion of imp fe at a general u by the. Desteice of Columma, rhat repairs of the streets, eation of the iseutug of the four Toveiment bonds to # vote of the peo- election in aslatere lesemnd the inorder that special im: to the istered or cou ition dollars, fu denominations of one five EC. 2 And be trict of ‘an amount sufficient to Bt & government for the roved Februar Zeventy-one, and in the taxes Gomptroticr. prepare On their face they shall provement bonds,” and eTnor, countersigned by th trolicr and have axed to ‘a Bre. which ter ‘amount of interest that b, And bet further enacted, That two millions and one baifof said bonds may be prepared for isano during the year one and seventy-two. and until the expiration of the first arnMes centum in tin the case of the final exec orgompletion ‘of any work and settlement t Bec. 7. And. be. tt Sarthe ty firet day of Febraar! evendy-one, abd exclusively seventy the pul “ONG, & lic intereata BEC. 8. Amd 0¢ tf further enacted, That if any officer or employe of the said an} of yy thi shall, on conviction of the District of Colt ment in the jail of thi than three nor m: ore fine of not less than five hundred dollars than one thousand dollars. And be tt further enacted, That this act shail be submitted to the peo) District at the first general its Ctogether with the ihe inal ‘of the four millions of bonds a Bec. 9. hereiuaftes T proy 5 ope First, bmg the approval = the act it shall be | published in such Fect, not less than three, bt be eontinued for three months prior to said election. | Becond. The ballots used at said election shall be pen redter oa gccemeny ot debt, be in the words following, FOR SPEC! For the act of the “An act a ate a said AGAINST SPEC A sith bi the interest as it sbail and submitti fseuing of the four to.& vote of the people at general election And against the issu bonds, as provided for in said act. Third: That fa ballot box for each election: Third. ots f the said law, and for said improvement bonds, shall be deposited, and election in Telation thereto shall be conducted in all Tespects, a8 regards the persons entitled to vote, and other in accordance with the laws and regula tions which may be applicable to the holding of gen- eral el said ct. ul the srvavoing sfid tickets shell opened and the bal. containit during exch rovisions of the act of the Rea entitled, An act to prov Distriet ted mn with the Ua noaid bends for ioags’ and or e fumbia to ore- t fal improvements and repairs Districn, bythe taetlng of four ‘million of bonds, the District of Gorumbia en et the act of tl istrict urn! a at am act authorising the District of Colon: im to create a debt for speci repairs in said District, by the iesui: lions of bonds, and laying a tax for t undred,and one thousand to be payable. within twenty yours from th date ef their gates nd ta bear inter eat t “reentam anmually. “Bec. = usurther tmacted, That in hereby levind op the taxabi Columbia, for the per rest at the rete of and of said years, for District of Columbia,” ap- twenty-one. cighteen hundred and same manner shall be collected, ant be pe pa, of the hat the Gover- ae ‘be designated "special. tm: shall be signed by the. Gor- e Secretary and Com; cal of the ‘Dis- them the required oF account of all bonds ‘and issued under 2 yh ee eS amount of sales, as well as accrued this act, and make ive may have or to be the sand cight hundred mut of the next ve Assembly, and one ing the year ono th “three, and be sold by the tothe extent to which cl ition of ‘any contract | je or electors of said election which may be questions of a! 5 , and the t and the issuing ai ‘ial improvements and of four mil- ‘accrue. thereon, ithe question of ths ‘wement bonds ae in said 1 annual with of of four millions of im- on the Wednesda: (being the twenty-second day | act of the Legislative Assembly of the Di paid approved Ai 19th, 1871, eutitied “An Jevving a tax for the payment of the interest as tt mually aceree on four million doll aut tobe innued by the District of Co lumbia. by an act catitied “An act eathorizing the | District of Columbia to ereate a debt for special im ovements and repairs in said District by the ing of four militons of bonds, and levving a tax for the payment of the interest as it shall annna!ly accrue thereon, and submitting the act with the of the lasuine of four millions of improve trent bonds, to a vote wf the people at a lee | tion in the aid Di ” will be subsmitted to the je of said District for their i + provement repairs in sa! ri fesuing of four en ‘Of bonds, and levying ® tax for the pa; tof the interest as it shall an anally accrue t! amd submitting the act. with the question of the issuing of four mill f hh provement hond Section in the said Distric Said election will be the frat general election after the of said act entitied “ An act levying « tex for payment of the interest as it «hall an maally accrue on four miltioy dollars of bonds, thorized to be insued by the District of Colambon tg mc ‘Am act + ort jad Pretri ‘oltumbia tocreate a debt for epee rovers atd repaire in said District by the issurng <? Bitton «t bonds. and Jevy ig tax for the pay of the interest it shall annnally acerne * question of t of four millions of improvement — w® if je at ageneral election in sa: as respects the said act. will be Sar Sekteetion shasiriokaseethaeae byotned f \* made — B.D. COOKE. Governor of the District of Columbia, EDWIW L. STANTON Secretary ef the District of Columb: and submitting the act, with th isening opie a = vilatiee Assembly of the for ying the intereet annaaily, as Le may seer on the bout the District of ¥ of act District of Columbia to create = improvement issuing of four 5 ying © tax for the payment of the interest as it shall annu- aily ‘and subm! t accrue question of the issul: ment manner that the District shall be collected, exclusively for the ited to the peo} 0 . enti oad lumbia to create a ii int nde Sd submitting the ct wit ne A i Of four millious of inn Sows, tp the at wit mucsed cae ens the jection First. Upon the Hees ic tne ft x ne" Shes alee paar ees P thereof be contin: months to anid election. |. The ballots used at said election shall be ‘inted, and those in fe act ers taltine tome ote mali ““Binth: If travel nonses tres ta areas ixth. «l Sppear from returns as certi- fed toby the Becretary that ity of the votes cast for of wai ingen ive Assembly shall have been cast in favor of this law. it shall be in Clalms the eume in the papers? ths Dicesioe tae cla same Ts of t ich thie law may be published. If s majority of votes cove ad against this act it shall be void and of ho effect: Suc.2. And 0¢ st further enacted, That with the publication of this act in the newspapers as afore- said for the of three months, there shall be « notice over the signature of the Governor and of the Secretary of the District that it will be submitted to the people at the first jection myo els after its pass- age for their sopra or disapproval, and a copy of District. as such notice shal of the geese d t 4 Sec. 3. And be ts further enacted, That whereas an Sige he event te pppoe ga this act event iv shall be orc from and after the ‘i sen “CHARLES U. ver of the House of be WILLIAM STICKNEY. anereest gne he nea ae to prepare for tte eupersirsctere; now there | fore, Sac. 2 Amd bet enacted That. provited that thie | act shall be submitted to the p-ople at the next eral election, and shail ro ‘a major! . ve Fetes cast for members of the Legislation Aesomb! such election: Amd prowsded further, That thie Land eanction of the Oon ml ah amount pot excending = ee. Soe oe = <r made, satisfactory evidwace shail be fury ; the Board of Prbiic Works that soch sitecriotion Will be adequate for the purposs of compietine the reading of enid rond, and sar Shaul be given to sail Beard that scribed shall be faithrally api that said work will be completed Tawa Procidee said road tall be constructed from seme point on the Potomac river at Georgerow | rich Shall be aatiafacters to enid Roart of Pet ——— mc of the District A wh after date, and bear «ix half yearly. som of aix bonds and per centam | to an amount necessary t ndred thonsand dollars, an to #9 8) over the proceeds thereat mont and Potumac Railroad jemmpany » and inench amounts @« m regt by the pr Frese, of the work aforesaid : Prorated. That said wads ehall not be sold at a lower rete than ninety per centum of the par value wat. Bec. 3. Amd be i further enacted, That tm order to meet the inter there 1 be levied annmally a ta: per cent. or wer rate ae may eulll y bend te of of the assemeed ¥ District, the proce which tam special fans pindged for the pay nt of aaid internet Src. 4. Amd be ac further enactet, That the Go ernor is hereby requested to cacer tto be de published before the next general election eat te accrue on said bonds on © tr Pr quired by the fourteenth sect af tho charter o® the District of € Pi no of Feb- raary twenty htees handred » eevony same te the} ibe the form in whic et e ro jorm ti = iaball be ve “paige ee niet cn ty ad b. Foy x. WILLIAM STIx KNEY. Pp it of the Council. ent] Im Georgetown Advertisements. CLAYS PATEST WEATHER STRIP. exhibition at 114 Bridge =? Great improvement. Any ght and profitabie business sh ¥ in it JOBN H. SMOUT, 199 Rernce Stree, Ge trows, D.C, Has received and is now offering, at be bese @ large and very ch ALL AND WINTER GUO: Consisting of @ five assertment ft LADIES DEESS FABRICS, in all the most desirable grades and sty tes, in Silke. P.plins, Satines, Cashnores, erlus s, Gloihe, 'Velours, Alpacas, &¢., with « fall liwe of MOURNING Goons, Velvet wis, Kid Gloves Linens. Blankets, £e.Al GENTS AND BOYS’ WEAR. CARPETS, RL AND OIL CLOTHS. Customers are invited to an examimation of Goods ant Prices before if © omni oc 12 im SPECIAL NOTICE —PAPER HANGING—Por BS sone refitting can save 2 percent. by going t TUBMAN'S, 142 Bridge street, Georgetown, t % WALL PAPER and have PaPER HANGIN done. “All work w i) be promptly executed in any part of Washington or Georgetown, and sacintac p anteed. Parti ular attention ‘padi UPIOL STERY Work me aban PARENTS, SAVE MONEY. ~ SCHOOL BOOKS sold at publishers’ prices. Complete stock of SCHOOL REQUISITES, AT POE & SELIGSON'S, Georgetown. THE TRADES. A 5156 AND FLAG DEror. JOHN €. HOGAN, pufacturer of Awnings, sTents, Horee and Wagon Covers Decorating Lalis for Bails Ri Parties. All orders promptly. ended to. ket Space, over Riley's store BmoVaAL. bas removed ft @ his old place 2 Tee sree to @ 1207 RE Tsetse an AWNINGS. SaeeD oer Sate er Bent for Camp Meetings. rae, vale, &c. — INGS for Public and Private Batle and Par- M. G. COPELAND, Dealer in Awning Materiah, ous 643 Louisiana avenue, A ——— FIRST CLASS SCOURER, ©18 91x Srarer, Orrosire Parent Orricx, ETZ, 7 A” Siw Sep SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE OUSEFURNISHING GOODS. 1G of ‘description REPA every in the Fornt- line 1y attended to. “Beogpd Bid Fern Donat. SW: corner Sih and D streets N.W. je8-tm™ E ORM McDERMOTT & BOR HAKEES AND CABRIAG. sso UAE TST gy avenue, sear CARRIAGES AND BCEIVED STokaG RAND Soi oN des COMMISSION, _CABBIAGE® EEPAIRED th. B PRINTIN: BoE Te Rseeat L geererno aplé-ly —_D street. eth and 7th sot Beart Reem eee SEWING MACHINES. T= KEYSTONE SEWING MACHINE pope epee aes heavy. with greater satisfaction chine made. “Agency at JOENSON & COLLEY, oct tf _731 Market Space. bet. 7th and Sth ste. W i10ox 4 Gipsy SEWING MACHINE AGENOT. tHE BINGE Ody or honk ™ T° than any ether ma