Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1871, Page 4

EVENING STAR. THURSDAY. ........Wovember 9 1871. LOCAL NEWS. Amusemenés, &c., To-night. ‘tonal Theoter —Mr.d. G. Saville in “Sara toga.” Moszenic Temypte—The Orphan Boys’ Fair. a. LOCAL POLITICS. Meetings Last Night. Both political parties are now actively at work, and as election day approaches the imerest in- creases. MR. CASSIN NOMINATED BY THE THIRD DISTRICT DEMOCRATS. A meeting of the democrats of the 34 district— Georgetown, west of High strect—wae held at Markethouse Hall, Georgetown, last night, Mr, Esau Pickereli iv thechair, and Mr. Peter Berry secretary. Mr.J. Carter Marbury offered reso- lutions, which were adopted, approving the course of Mr. W. D. Cassin in the House of Del- egates, and deciaring him the umanimoss choice ©f the democracy of the 34d district for the next legislature. Mestre. J. C. Marbury, E. Cam- mack, W. Trunneil, A. Kodier Jekn Don- nelly were appointed an execative committee: and Mesers. F. W. Jones, K. K. Sheckell and D. O'Leary a finance committee. Messrs. Donuel- ly, Cropley and MarLury were ted acom- mittee to wait on Mr. Cassin, and soon returned with the nominee, who returned his thanks, and Bud he had endeavored heretofore to advance the interests of the town and the District, especi- ally as to railroads. He referred to his eourse om the Picdmont railroad, which was ef the test importance, particularly to the eity of mgetown. PUBLICAN MEETING IN THE RIGHTH DISTRICT At the meeting of the sth district repub- lican club, last night, George Bi . presi dent, in the chair, Mr. F. A. Boswell, who was present, was called open, and spoke at some length in defence of the present District govern- ment. He was followed by Colonel Perry Carson, who made some good points, and paid his respects to George W. Hatton, saying :—*' Hatton is of no mere use to the repub! party than my dog ‘that died thirteen years ego!” Remarks were sutnequentiy made by Mr. id, the candidate for delegate, Wm. A. Cook, and Colonel Bayley, Of the Twentieth district. , , ME. H. 5. PIPER NOMINATED RY THE NINTH DISTRICT, REPUBLICANS. At the primary élection in the 9th district yesterday to choose a republi¢an candidate for House of Delegates, the whole number of was 243, of which Mr. H. H. Piper re- ri ‘cetved 153, Mr. and Mr. A. S. Nored man, well and favorably knowm here, having for Treasury meut, and served one term in the d SIATEENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS, The Ith district republican eiub met last ing at Turner Hall, and were appointed astistant mar- ‘hals for thix evening. REPT RICANS. EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT ‘The repubiteawelmb of the tsth district held a meeting last night at Zion church, on L street | southwest, George Brooks in the chair and An- drew McGraw secretary, to complete the ar- ments for the joint ratification meeting of “dhe Jith, 11th and 18th districts, to be held to- might at Island Hall. The chair cailed upon all present to vote for the $4,900,000 loan. opposed to the system Of contracts, but they must not expect too much atonce. The neces- | sary committees were appointed, and Charles | Slater was chosen marshal for the occasion, ‘With two deputy marshals. A committee was also.appointed to wait on the Isth district deie- Bate snd urge on bim the advocacy of the system $2 per day for eight hours’ labor. ‘IWENTY-FIEST DISTRICT REPUBLICAN BOLT- ERS. A ccmumittee of the bolting repnblicans of the 21st atetrict yesterday wait on Gov. Cooke, to | urge upon him a change in the jadges of elec- tion in the interests of "A. M. rtrd hm of the bolters in opposition to the regular repub- lean candidate of the party, Mr. Bursley. The Governor told the delegation that the men ap- pointed were known to him as good republicans and bonest men, and would doubtless do what ‘was right by all the candiaates; besides this, the Jaw required that the namesshould be publisled for fitteen days before the election, except in the event of death or declination of the gentlemen; and under these circumstances it was impossible to comply with the request. The deiegation then withdrew. a > “Tuk OLD Stoky.”—One of the morning papers states that several months since a mar- ried man calling himself Col. G. Fred. Potter, employed in one of the bureaus of the Treasury, deserted his wife and ran away with one of the young female clerks. He and the deluded girl went to New York where they were married and lived together a short time. Finally she became sick and was deserted by the wretch who had lured her to ruim, and left her away from home, without money or friends. The landiady took pity un ber forlorn condition, and ascer- taining the whereabouts of her home sent her to her friends, where she arrived about throe weeks ago, and after a short iliness, as much mental as physical, breathed her last. Potter, it ts stated, is now in the south. The real wife of Potter, we may add, resides in or near Alex- andria. She bas one child, a boy some six or seven years of age: isa lady of education and refinement, and is highly esteemed by all who know her. ina Tre Boarp or Pracic Works has ordered that H street south, between 9th street and the James canal, be and graveled by days’ work by the force engaged in the District: and also to lay two rows of gutter flagging in ti alley in Square +7, opening on F street, be- tween 10th and lth and E and F streets: to grade and pave the alley in rear of 1730 Ver- we, between KR and S streets; to pave ys between $5 and 6th streets. John 0. Evans was granted permission to place a pai latform seales on the street near K-str bric ee and to connect the same with his sto crushing machire across the foot-pavement by a plank road, to remain daunng the pleasure of the Board. ° Suppen Deata rrom Aroriexy.—Abont 7 o’clock last night Mr. Alexander Kerr, the well- known ticket agent of the southern mail route, was found dead in his bed at the Metropolitan Hotel. He had been about bis business as usual jn the morning, and appeared im perfect goo health. and abo 2o’elock p.m. red to take a nap, and was found dead as above stated. Phe coroper arrived about 10 o'clock and examined the corpse, and expressed the opinion that his death was the result of apoplexy. deceased was a son of James D. Kerr, of Alexandria, aged about ST years, and has a mother and sister resid- ing on 12th street, in this city. They were notified Qf the sad event at alate hour last night. | Ss a street, Virginia and Maryland rm to the present grade of 7th street west. Alex. Paterson has accepted gone v lateral sewer in alley on west side of square 623, to connect with sewer now being | constructed on H str | awerded and ac sewer ov th from B to € streets, and on C street, from 2d street to the Tiber. — % = TRE MEDICAL Association of the District met last night; Dr. Toner inthe chair, and Dr. Kleinschmidt secretary, and appointed the fol- lowing committee to solicit subseriptions for their professional brethren who suffered by the Chicago fire: Ist Ward, Dr. D. Hagner; 9d ward, | Dr. Ashford; 3d ward, Dr. Palmer; 4th ward, Dr. B. Thompson; 5th ward, Dr. Ford; 6th ward, Dr. McKim; ith ward, Dr. Fenwick; Georze- town, Drs.’ Tyler and Ritehie; county, Dr. Christie. # — - @ Bvriprxe Assoctatioxs.—At the forty-ninth monthly meeting of the Washi Co-o) tive Association $10,000 was sold, irge cash for which no bids were made. a i Tue Graxp Lope dice Parsret Accrptsr. oe night, north, received « bad woundin the hand by the aceiden of a pistol which she was National News Co. sends us Every Satur- dap and the Boys and Girls’ Weekly tor Rov. from Shillington we have Every Saturday Harper's Weekly for Nov. 18. Ceonacased Loecais. ‘Samnel Kramer@as been jinted a regular wen at thePost See Bettncnocs’ wich asalary of $720 peranpum. tel Superintendent Cook, of the colored — schools, yesterday sent a sacel't the amour contril by the children -xt- ‘iteelarery cleglion Sin sepaieianm Sanhidat e for delegate in tke 2d district will be held-ts. morrow—the poHe to be Be a at thesfirat™sh treet toll-gate awd H: op, Temnallytown. “UPhe Boarder Prustecs for Colored: Setaoie ot arte. E. @ teacher. It was | @e amount claims—«00. r. King amen pander Vistwors TOMount Verso are glad that the rounds hare been pinced a 1e 00% eh Pe hy EE joure. taste and ex La 4 - pte dg Ego gh mg vow ge {ich of members of the House of Delegates ae afore re ee des all thet pert of the seuszy of Waskin Worsuwus are eagaged in laying a substantiel | [a venta biecdin aronus ond Banker Mat eon, concrete pavement trora the as: | st Fort Banker dill to the fountain west of the Treasury, im placoo inst Prectycr. theold gravel aud plank walk. The registered voters of the Pirse District cesiding et Br eae ies toner at are e , eres FUE. COURTR. , Tver will vote ative coruer Benting’s Bridge Ib SUPRE WE COURT, GENERAL TERM—Chief avd Boundary «treet, at house of Geo. Justice Cartier in Wyite, so eat Hum- Road N. Mallaud. Sxoonp Precixcr. The registered vaters of the First District residing in that part of raid district lying east of the Auacys- tia river, whose names begin with the letters A, B, ©. G and K, will vote at Robert Marcia’ Hota, Cniontown. Taso Preciscr. The registered vous of the Firat District residing yi made lard ¥ which it is alinged op the one hand that the offer made by H. A. Wil lerd to bie brother is agive or take offer; while uoon, the other te is contended that it was simply am offer | it that part of eaid ai wap prom 19 husde by'Al, A-Willard to sell hie'st areot intereat in | i EVGFs shows names Mae taster 2 the Wiliaad Hotel property to ha brother, 4.0 Wil- | LMR: ( tard. jedase is Upon ar; it. CIRCUIT COURT, Sudze MacArthur —Yester a jichaed Ghiner vs. Peter M SECOND DISTRICT x jcNamara et al.— Iuolades all that part ot the county of Washington \ s from the Equity-Cowrt: J. "0 find the amounr | !) iu: west of Lincolu aveane and Banker Hill roa. pe fue thereot. by Peter Fines Paweixcr. McNamara on lot 2. Totind whether | The registered voters of the Bacond District re Peasley W. Dorsey queef the defendants, ie th | siding in that part of sald district lying east of Hock bona Ade welder of the motes secured Greek. whiter namie begin wlth tee levters A. B.C filed D.b-F.G. 1 T, J, will vote at the by the deed of iw the cause: whether Dorsey received a. lower Seven id petes with the netics of the defer bs thedefendants. The jury frnod the value fee ee Sg, Panerect, 4 : enter conn Pa , of the labor 6168. and "hat Gaaets t=: bona Ade The registered voter of (he Second District residing holder of the note, ip that,part of said district ing east of Rock Creek, e letters KL. MLN, Oy ¥,%, will vots at ‘the ares i begin with a. P, S,7,U. ¥ wer 8, TU. VW, Seveath street toll-eate. POLICE CO! ig ed Day. Judge Pa nin ee Hiams, cole Ma 1 Distris pa EiKieine Meer ose at | sid trict Wing west af Rocs Neharged wich Cail- | Crack will vate nt Harry's excpeutae oi au excevation inthe | Iytown ots ae pon: . THIRD DISTRICT rth pasoule aud bostery on Sarah | Incieder all tuat part of the city of Georg*town aoaee 19, & Seay sad. le | lying west of Bigh atroet. abr Bald tested te da 4 Se F the Thats District wh: reset wa dae tat Migs | acme Th erty eer aconall on Wp! Wace TJM ltvote at No. 59 Marker street, Ja Googe 5 a eave | | _Secexp Pueciser, GEORGETOWN.» |. tT. Aratgtored voters of ra District whowe — eee names begin w ers Ly M.N,O.P.Q B.S. INCENDIARY FiRe.—A stack of grain, belong- | T,U,V,W,X.¥,7% will vote at No. 180 ridge ing to Mrs. Richard Casey, who resides on the | strect, in Gecrgetown, B.C. Conduit road, near Drovers’ Rest, waa. FOURTH DISTRICT fire on Tutsday night last. cious | Ineludes all that part of the city of Georg-town looking fellows were , and in flight | lying east of High merece, ne eigeraees S| _ The registered voters of the buat Fourth sw a ee bames begin with the Totter ABC DE, F.G.H i Congr. escape. no insurance. Filvete at No. ae valued at 1D, | Reczrpts oy Grarx.—The following are the street, iu Georgetuwa, receipts to-day:—B. Talbott & Son, 2,500 bushels of wheat and. % of com; J. G. Waters, 1,300 Skcoxn Paacincr. : of wheat and 3:00 of liow corm Mart | J Toetned sar tan Foye Dist whows ley & Bro., S00 bushels of wheat. Mercuants’ ExcHance.—The sales of wheat on ‘change this morning were: 617 bustels at $1.65, 380 at S162, 500 at S158 y, 540 at 20 at $L4y, 240 at $1 + s 5 Good demand for rae to-day. Sales show an advance of from two to three cents per bushel. Business or Tue Cawat.—Tiere is now plenty of water in the canal. All the flour mills are running, and loaded boats are coming in pretty lively again. Mr. W. D. C. Murpoc, an old and well- known resident of Georgetown, residing at “The QB, 8, T, U. 1¥,W,X,¥,Z, will vote at’ No. 116 Congress street. PiFTH DISTRICE rtof theckty of Washington lying rst street. First Prereixet. ‘The registered voters of the Fifth District wh ae: names begin with the letters A, B,C, D, E, F,G. will vote at the corcer of Twenty-second aud i streets northwest. Seconn Precrxet. The registered voters of th» Fifth District whose names begin with the letters H,1,J.K. will vote at the corner of Twenty sec: and I streets northwest, Tncludes all that west of Twenty- | Includes all that wit! FOURTREN Tr or ae partat the chy ol Washington Iving within te following : Commencing st K wre! dery: thence ‘aor bounds: € st t pear eens : g Sintetrects ud slung -& street uorth to Nord Fiest Pacerser. The registered voters of the Fourteenth whore names’ with t)6 letters A. By € ‘vote aveormer Fourth and N streets northwest. SECOND Puree rect. Tha registered voters of ce Fourteenth District, Shere names Begin with the letters E, F,G,H.1 J, —— vote st corner Fourthand N streets nortir west. Tair> Pazemet. The registered voters of the Fourteenth District, whose names begin with the tetters _L, M,N,O. P, AQ. Ry will-vote-at corner Fourth and N streets north west. Fount Precrer. The registered voters of the ourteenth District, nieebegin with the letiers 8.T, U,V, W. will vote at corner Fourth and’ N streets northwest. FIFTEENTH DISTRICT, Tncludes ali that part of the city of Washington Ri-bin the following bounda Commencing at street north avd unuicg np Worth Capitol street to Maseach: avenue; thenoe along Massachu settwavenne te First street west: thence up Fir-t street west to'K etreet north; thence along & strest to ‘New Jersey avenue; thence mp New Jerscy ae- ouge to L street north; thenee sleng Ls rect north to Beventh streetavest: thence dome Seventh «treet ‘west to @ street north? thence atong G street north to Pixth street weet; © along th street west toDatrect north, end ulong D sireet north to North Capitol street. Fst Pracixor. The registered voters of the Fifteenth District Whose naines togin with the lerters A. B,C, D, will Yote ateouthwest corner Fourth and Wsreets no: th- wert. fet. il Stcoun Preeixcr. The registered voters of Fifteenth District hose newes begin with the letters BE. FG, H.1. J, wal vote at southwest corner Fourth and H ‘cots Dorthwest. TRd PRECINCT. The registered voiers of the Fifteenth whose names begin with the letters L, M Q, Ry will vote jo. BIE Masaachnsctts between Second and Third etrcets northwest. Fotara Paxeryct. ; The registered voters of the Fifteenth District whage names begin with the lcttersS, 7, GY. W. X.¥,2Z, wil vote at No. 739 Third street nop: t west SIXTEENTH DISTRIOT Includes ail that part of the city of Washington ping within the Collowing bewnde: Commenciag at street, and ruoning down Sixth street west to the thence along the hi and-a-balf street; thence dowr Four-and- street to Maryland avenue: theuce along Maryland avenue esctwardiy tothe caval; thence along the line wi K District N,0. venue, of the Canal to South(apitol sire-t; dence up Bouth and North Capitol streets to D street A along D street north to Sixth street west. registered vote sof the cixigeath Distt vote # the pix! nages begin with the ietiers*ae'B, OD , will vote at 316 Penna. avenue, The whose and F, Brcoxp pre: cr. wae, registered ait me Los a aa Piget heme nates begin wit att-rs Gi, My IJ, Ky, M,N, will yore at $15 Penna. avenue. * TmeD PRecinc: The regis’ored voters of the Sixteenth District whose names begin with the letters 0. P.Q, B.S. U,V, W,X, ¥, Z, will vote at 392 Penua. avenue, SEVENYERNTH DISTRICT Includes all that part of the city of Washington yim within the follow frg bounde: Commencing on Right street west, and ra G srrect south to the mal; thener aton; he canal northwardly hive 8 nction with Maryland thene g Maryland avenue to nd-a- Half street; thence up Four and s Half street 10 the caral; and along tae line of the canal to Fighthtreet west; thence down ighth street west to G street south. Finet Precrycr. The registered voters of the Seventeenth District whose names begin with the letters A, B,C, will vote at Irland Hall, near the intersection of Sixth street and Virginia avenue 8. W. Sgcoxn PRECINCT. The registered voters of the Seventeenth District ‘whose names begin with the letters D, E, F, §, H. Te J, will vote at Island Hall, near intersection of Bixth street and Virginia avenue 5. W. ‘Turd Prrcixcr. ‘The registered voters of the Seventeenth District Cedars,” was taken to Providence Hospital yes- Tine Precixer. rosa wil vote ne Talaad Heaths ‘aout intenvactisn terday, he having, we regret to say, exhibited | The registered voters of the Fifth District whose | of Gth street and Virginia avenue southwest. unmistakable symptoms of imanity.’ He was a | painee beaiu with the letters N.O, By Q, Ht, 8. T: U Fourra Precixcr, ar, ars sf was one ot YW. X.V.Z, will vote at corner of Twenty of teen! me Taxgest’ propesty-boldere In the neighbor: | secopl and Letrests ocethreest, wine Reateieth aaa yet hood of this Distriet. His country property ex- SIXTH DISTRICT X,Y. Z, will vote at Island Hall, near intersection tended from a point east of Tennallytown to the | Includes all that ‘part of the city of Washington | of 6th street and Virginia avenue southwest. Potomac river. lying south of M street north, between Bizhtevath EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT Tne Bringer Street Inrrovewent.—Mr. | nd Twenty-first west, and south of K street | Inclndes all that psrt of the city of Washington Riley A. Shinn, the contractor, is now north, between Fifteenth aud Eighteenth streets | lying soml of @ street south, between South Capitol Pinta etne eke ee See! | ae gue ET FATE pt ciety = o street up tothe new - con- | The ered voters of the Sixth District whoa» nd r. Mruction of the large brick sewer in delayed | nce Vente etinite eek BE REO, ine, remietored voters of the Bishteonth District somewhat by the heary rock cutting, which ne- | 1,J, will vote at the school house on the Southeast | Whove names begin with the letters A. BO, D, will cessitates the tedious process of blasting. The | corner of H and acon itreets northwest, bis Genes pees materials and workmanship of the sewer are of Sgcoxp Prectxcr. ee eR icine eae iat Taine ea Colne ae wens | uateor Beate elt te ers Rake ROMSO "BN" | whee tres Peain with te lovers Beg, Wek S, pane Bosunios gery se 8,T.U.V,W, X,Y. Z, ete ai the seboul + will vote at house No. be southwest. passed through without removing a brick from sn cn the soulhsast comer ef ff sad Minetesath Tuixp Precrxct. the incompleted and » which, of | streets northwest. The Yegistered voters of the Righteenth District course, had nothing to hold them together ¢x- SEVENTH DISTRICT whose names begin the letters L, M, 8-0. P,Q. i. cept the tenacity of the mortar. This was a | Inciudes all that. part of the city of Washing- | will vote at hou: 334 L street southwest. pretty good test. Mr. W. A. Hutchins is the | su ying withim the following bounds gumsee | sotored CURIE PRECINCT. c fe ing at street ranni a eett | a hens rect woatto 8 street north, thence vast on treet x we pe begin with thie iota SE Pet ee eee wth te urtect eet wi ence 1 four. x. ¥. 8,’ H «Nod CITY ITEMS Heenth street weet to Boundary: thencealoug Bound | pee, 2H vote at ! Nay oy eee = ry strectto Twenty-first street west; thence down NINETEENTH DISTRIOT Weatner Srutps, for excluding cold, wind, | Trug'f street north to Eigheconth stoner ones | ncinden all that part of the city of Washington lying Sigg TOW OF dust. | Hamittox & Peanson’s, | down Righteenth strect west to K atreet north, | yullum ine following bounds: Vommencing at Bit. Y.M.C.A. Building, 9-6 "| thence along K pomp mh atrcet west. street: thence slong Boundary street to North Capi- Brice DisconaL Denpy Coat axp Veer | the iegistered voters of the eventh District | street marthe thence clone Re pee ee ret tok Ls it bras for youths, at the _ peice See. ae whose pames. bye — the a cre AD will re hago) Loni seeding to becoryey eg - andsome assortment of Derby «Jac! vote at Becket's wood yard, on M street, between | pne-. lown Massachusetts avenue to North Capi- Suits, for boys, from #7. 16 b and 17th streets northwest. tol street; thence down North Capitol street t Ey Seen GRORGE Srconp Precixer. along Eto Fiftecuth street cast. — 0. 410 7th street The registered voters of the uth District whose First Precinct. meet names begin with the letters E, F.«@,H. will vote | ‘The registered voters af the Nineteenth District Brown's Broncutal Trocnes, for pulmo- | at corner of Sixteenth and M streets northwest. phase names begin with the letters A. 8. C.D. i, F. nary and asthmatic disorders, have proved their Tuinv Preciycr. GH: 1,9) K; will vote at O Brian's school house; on ce mo! eminent men we oO ecin wi e ers 1,3, K,L,M, al used them. me N.0; P,Q: R, will vote at corner: Sixtesntis wad M «tare (SECOND PRECINCT. —_e—_ street northwest. ‘The registered voters of the Nineteonth District : New Srone AxD New rp micea—Gentlemen = a forme Pancrvcy =e ben oi ae a ae ba yy in want of a.first-rate rsh for > wil he register: voters of the vent hy jetriet Sect Bgl 3 ae Be Oe SS cas names begins with the letters S. 7, Us VeW. | school hoase, on H street, between First and North UsTih street, between D and streta "| LF. Zerwi tote at corner istesath ani at | Cavite a a SE patent Eases streets northwest. 4EN RIC Wuenre is Frac, EIGHTH DISTRICT peludes all that part of the city of Washington ly- Tus Hatter 0 2 sonth of E street north. between North and ALSO TM erect Onna thin hefellow na boul: Comment at 8 sre South Capitol street tad Fourth street est next door to inal Frane’s. | north aud running up Fourteenth street wert to mst Precinct. et Be : ary to Sixth street ter ti ie! He keeps all of the a hetioe down Sixtiatreet west to Rhoda asinad BS owt Femee fein with deelestre ewe Berge - v4 euue ve chool-l vl i and sells them at a lower figure than anywhere fice dowa Boventh street west to | Sop ote Af School house southeast comer of "Think else in town. Cailand see for yourself. tr Gi street north: thence ‘aloug "0 “ssreet north 13 acces Waxes. 2 nae yet et west; thence down Eleventh street Tw Youtns’ CLoTHIXG—A large stock, at low | Sst‘to N street orth; and along N street north ts h the lettorsGettted Keke aiding sad atiacipeane % May | Fourteenth street west. hool-honse southeast corner of 2 a= ots Parcrxcr. Third and A streets southeast. . A SEEVICEABLE OVERCOAT a 88 seoce begin uh tos lotions Art The resistored voters of the Twentieth Distetet ° with the letters Ay © of 5 505 7th creat baa Boing. ye et northeast corner of Kieveuth aad Qutreon, sping Yonge Pegi with he oteorn Ny BQ TS Hewax Harms Switcwns, Curlsand Braids, Secoxp Precixer, southeast corner of Third and A streets southeast. new styles just received, at C. Baum’s Hair Rice commerce Pog edinlbone ighth District ve —_ TVEN FIRST DISTRICT a 7th street namies begin with the le LJ. KL. MLN, e city 0! n Derecho |: Qevel vote at Eleventh street, ‘beiw seu) and Iying within the following Henne? Commenctin at De Kid r t tor Ladt t's, | NW. South Carolina avenue and running | rth meas eer, e tlh 8 Corset oe atroct ene! to K street north; thence along E street ry, 408 7th street. Don’t mistake the name or District whose | north to Fifteenth street cast; thence down Fif- number. eYez. wil vote at Q street, betwecu Licvedth'and | sirect uorth to the Rostery heroes thane alan fos AppoMINAL Corsers, in white and drab, al | Twelfth streets. N. W. Uno of the astern branch to B street south; thonce sizes on hand and made to order, at Baum’s NINTH DISTRICT Some Firireet ch nek on ck a ree aaa: Spence Corset and Hoopskirt Factory. Don’t mistake | Includes all thet part of the city of Washington ly: | siong D strect south to south Onelina eerite ed the name or nupiber, é iSfgcen Bloventh street weet aad pitecuh Spal | down South Care - ay — to Fourth street east, tS = t, inst Pracixer, —- Fiocnes Witt Nor Lis | bss IRs x The registered voters of the Twenty-Arst Distri How Large Fortunes Are Male. Preregtelered seltat Mins Mich District. whese whisemanien bextn with the le:tere Ay B.C, D, RAF See th: ei t enich four of f leadt: names beam with the leuters A, BC. DE, ¥F,G,H, 3 ree, at Ninth Lepnar iween D street and ee ie ices at whic! or ie le my J will vor Unio i. 01 rieenth street out ‘arolina avenue southeast. Sewing Machines are sold in the United States | beiviceu G street and Nev Work avense mats, apse z RCOND PRECINCT. aud England: Skconp Preeixet. ‘The reristered voters of the Twenty-first District Price in England. Inthe U.S. | The registered voters of the Neuth District whose | whose nomes begin with the letters G. H, I, J, Ky $5 0 SS 0 Tease egy Bett the Letters KL MUN, O, B-G, | M will vote at corner of Ninth stréct ‘add ‘Suit 2 5 00 8. +V,W,X. ¥,Z, will vote at Union Hall, Carolina aven' ast. 35 00 65 00 | on tah street) between U street and New York ave: oun egruey. le, 40 00 45 00 | Hue, northwest, ‘The registered voters of the Twenty-first District ISTRICT whose names begin with the letters N,U, P,Q. Re chaanae Of teataions as’ s0td SE Leth cCotattinn. | Includes ll thas Seer dee clay of Washington | Eee Dye Ree eon eee ULE Os Be There is searcefy any difterence in the cost of | !)ing letween @ street north and the canal,and be: | strect and Sou'h Carolina avenue southeast. in any of the above-named | tWeen Elevent centh streets west. - ae pa tee Tiare Peso fotos I Ee Oe Oe Ean Afiaavit—W. G. Wilson, President of the | The registered voters of the Tenth District, whos | ing within the followi Commencing at the Wi Sewing Machine Go. personally ap- | 2&mex begin wich the letters A. B.C, D, E, +, H, | Eastern branch at the foot of rth street cast and peared before me, and made oath that theabove | 1,3; K+ will vote at house No 1380'R stréet north: ourthatrect east to South Garolin 4 went. along South Carolina avenne ; prices are correct and taken by him from cir- ay foe eh a Te etree exlars published in the United Seater and Eng- The regintered rater of the Penh District; whose | cast: thence up HiReenthy tree cagt fo sect panies manufacturing said machines. TU. Y.W_X. Y, 7, will veto at Greason louse, | branch. and along the Eastern branch to the foot of Frep. Suita, northwest corner Thirteenth and E streets. Fourth street on Cler! Court of Common Pleas + ‘IRstT PRECIXCT. shad ae frfrorec ony Co. 0. | recindes all pth be | DISTRICT wy ington | 4, ThSreelstered voters of ithe Twenty-second Dis- ‘whose pames begins wi rs A. . The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at | [riou'south of the Canal and west Of Elgiah wircet | rp "ite baues Pegiog with the letters A.B, C.D. west, street, between EB and G streets southeast. 4 The registered tothe, Blorentn District fen ay pe ee s N@ricu to tae Pusiic—i, Becker & Co. whose ‘the A Ey successor to P. Wallach, dealer in men Fone twill corace Mary! and boys clothing, have received an new | land avenue and Eleventh west. stock of goods, which ECOND PRECINCT. lowest market ‘Thove in ‘of the ieyeosh Piatt i s. = FE x Evil zsie "at south’ = ECKER & Co., ma west. besuapas a soul Odeon Hall, corner 4 street and Pa. ave. Sar pers ot DISTRICT has Of thermometers and ween nor h. the canal, and HEMPLER has a¥ kinds Tying rer ca, AS commana “"T Couns, &c—Dr. Whtte, chirepodst, No. 095 | 5, roplatered voter af Brainy Dinirict No. f North Charles crest, Baltics’ tovcone PAC ALE rote atthe ‘mortiweat cofacr oi fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, | Eighth end E sts. anal Sor eee: ‘The J rowers ot the Tw. Gomrzs Parext Huvizctixe Gas amp | whe nes Ipior t a6, in Lamr Suapss will save one-half of the quan- ¥.9.5.5.5 + ', Z, will vote at north- Hy of gas or coal oll consumed without the use ‘corner of ete, northwest. ‘ 5 ki also for ‘Deuble-cose Cl a Saenger at rao sen street nor Hosrery Deror ebildren at C. <a dozen. The largest assort- ment of GEAnar Baar Stbere Ss. 000 BRICKS ot al) kinds eale ot lowest marXet ep) s electic of rach delegate district as above copt in eanent tee Beenie e =< ent con ract vie> of t therefor — FIBST pisrRicr. “Ste. tt voces That First Precinet=0. GW hiting. Charl bert- | provements wi von. Futian 5 i a. shail be George Duvall, jt. Alexander : . Third Sof the | Bakke OPT a peventy 1 Bearcch sonnet Crepe; Anstreee Follies, : re PP LETT w tue: dine | See gamer Preset BO Banscn, azn offer or geubecl, hobert Bochaian, Bernard T. Swart. ite raised TBIRD PISTRICT. I. - WEL. Feicher. Prec nct—Orria ja fleoa, Jobu H. Reynolds, Philip B. Coakley. | renee FOURTH PISTRICE. than one thousand kre. Second, Precivel—Tealah Lemon, Wm. oe jacob Strwnl Piro frase SEED MERE ners tegen. | Senki Sie eerie: rec . Owen de. Second Precinct--®, Davia, Alex: in the mode hereinafter provided, nami: onder, @, Patrick Magerty. Third Precinct— Ba the approval se shall be 4-5. Tayloc, Charies Twine, SR. Dongiass. such papers se the Governor imay i SIXTH DIsPRICT. Siccmrtened Tonths prior to said election, First Procinet—John H_ Brooks, M. J. Laughlin, yk ape ps ee Cathoun Clark. Secomd Precinct—Jas. i. Themas, pis ey FEE ey P. 4. Camléy, Charlee Beri. ‘of said bonds, or of the contraction of sai SEVENTH DISTRICT. "hail be in the words following, t> wit First Preeinct—St. Ulsir Davis, J POR SPECIAL IMPROVENME: John T.€- Clark. Sezord Precinct—John E-Olark, | ,, For the act of the of Cal Wm. A. Freeman, Peter Lammond Third Pre An act a! the District of Colambia to cre cinct—Pr. F. A. Freeman, D. M. Davis, James Hen ate adebt for | improvements and sire in . h PreciuciF. A. Taverns, George | said District, by the lesaing of four million of base falter Linkine. and levying a tax for the payment of the Interest, as SHTH DISTRICT. it'shall annually scerae. ere«n, and submitting oss et, with the question of t ng of the four m!! Eg First Precinct—Wm. B. Nott, Bobt. T. ions my ome of tm t bonds, to je of the people. a 5 ; for jour millions we Freeinct—ilas Bi ment bonds un provided ia said act = Chambers. And the ballots against said act and the lesuing . Of the bonds shall be as follows: Against the act of the District of Gols ea: District of Col on titled, = Auact authorizing the District of Colum: bia t0 create adebt for special improvements and repairs in said District, by the issuing of foar ) lions of and laying « tax for the payment of the interest as it shall annually accrue thereon and submérti; the act, with the question of th issuing of the four millions of improvement bonds oe vote of the people at yenersi election tn said istrict. And against the iseaing of four millions of im Drovement bonds, as provided for in said act 5 ‘@ ballot-box for each election distric: shall be provided by the Governor,in which the bal NINTH PISTRICT. Precinet—John B, Hant, Jobn H. Brown, F. f. Hi ra. Scopd Precinct—Dr. Daniel 5S. Evane, Robert H. Booke r, J. R. Gill. STH DISTRICT. First Precinet—John Baier, Richard Covingtym, George W. Bar Second Precinet—Wm. Muaciler, John Barker, Frank Meyers. ELEVENTH DISTRICT. First Precinct—N. W. Jones, Cato W Church. Second W. Tompkins, reciret—W E. Keunaugh, Ambroee Stephenson. TWELFTA DisTRICT. © First Preciuet—Ezek ial Lockwood. John Simpeon. Wiliam F. Br oud Precinet—J. T. K: Plant, Robert Do: ONell. c. B. Bich'd jase. ¥ Jote for and against the said law, and for and against THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. . Viret Prope SB bees: Said improvement bonds, shall be deposited, and t) election ip relation A. Shaw. Zachsrish Downing. Second Precinst—John F tee MeBReth, W. P. Bell. Third Precinct—E. W. W. Griffin, Geo. W. Smith, Baldwin D. Drane. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. First Precinct—Thomas Lb. Tailock, Aaron sell, Josith B Prather. Seéond Precinei—Jo! Parker, Archie Lewis, Robert W. Fenwic! . the Dallot-boxee and Precinct—Samuel C. Hotchkiss, Geo. the Kichar Williams, Fourth Precinet- he Johnson, George G. Swayze, Wim. B. Redgrave — FIFTEENTH DISTRICT. ‘ser Fires Precinct—John A. Perkins, Win. H Smith, and vm. L Dalton. © 8. Martin, tl Bre an Hain 8 tally War el, ‘of Fotes sald law and for lesatng the * ey bs 5 vi all va the ism EL. Bramnbail, C- 0. Bris: | BSW bends “whee ehich hall, be placed ts the election box of ‘tach election district, Wwith the IXTEESTH DISTRICT other papers of aid election, and the otter shail ‘M. Plowman 8. 1. Willianis, | be placed in » sealed envelope. aud be diracted to the Scond Precinct. M. Hall, | Secretary of, the District ramabia, and be a8 pepe Engen Third’ Precinct— | Placed in bis one Or mote of anal avid Henson, ‘renc! - reauor, , a“ ” , fh. On receiving the said envelopes, containtas SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. the returns as afortentds the sccretary hall oes First Precine:—Benja ain F. Fuller, John F. N. | and examine the same, and add together the returns Y iti er rson. Second Precmet— | or statement of votes as made to hi each eee \d Karpeles, William P- » Robert A tion district. and after doing is W. Weighty Fourie Bye: | Estee sem ewis W. Wright. Fonr : : — Ric! e1 it it halt from said - gingt ;Mishard Coleman, Henry M. Middleton, Jo- | | gizth oft sont egos from onl retnrms, os ome. EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT. cast or members of the Peglaintive Awsembly nu First Precinct—Thomas H. Barron, Henry 0. | bave been cast nn foe Bag AE . gonnse n. Andrew Archer. Second Precinct—Gaorge | ing of said improvement Z. Colison, Sessic Chinn. Samuel Pamphrey. Third | proclaim the same in, the » Precinct—Thomas E. Smithson. Geo. H, Brooks, D. thereafter bonds may be iesued ockabee. ¥ pe Precinct—P. Hall, John Bran eon, Robert man. Aifth section. NINETEENTH DISTRICT. a First Precinct—P. J. Quirk, William Winters, | faust this w Timothy Costello. Second Procinct—Martin Bres’ | Vepere\ gud bo nihan, Nase Tabbs, Michael Hassett. Uthed ander t TWENTIETH DISTRICT. ‘Bec. 10. And be iret Precinet—Julins C. Smith, Samme! ©. Waites, | publication of * Hayne, Kecond Precinct— Frank Lowe, | Runths, in the ne Marcellus Marceron, William Wilkerson. Third | §“poriee, over the Frecinct—Robert J. Nicholson, A.C. Dodgs, A. B. | Becretary of the inne; to the people at TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT. passage, for their First Precfnct—Alberto Campbell, Lawrence G. | pection with the q Fletcher, Charles M. Smith. Second Precinct— | of bonds for special George H. McReynolds, Wm B. Moore, Thomas K. | hereinbefore Birch. Third Precinct—Davis Baker, Smith Pratt, | shall be dled George F Harbin. yng = oy TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT, Bre. 11. First Precinct—Charles McGowan. Peter Mosby, | eration of the emergency therefor. Abner H. Gull, Precivet—Charies H. Mar cessity for im ray, Wm. . Dobbins. Benj. F. McAlvee. Third 3s, end ortiing fom Feinct Francis Wood, Marcus Richardson, Jno. | glection thereit . Morgan. . ive unser my hand at the city of Washington, | sai trem otmer District of Oolumbia, th ‘ixth day of November, | nature and object A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy o and provide’ th Governor of the District of Columbia, said District ‘rom By the y the Goxernor. BPWIN 1. STANTON, Secretary of the District of Columbia, no6 (Morning papers copy.| OFFICIAL. = SORE — bat dfn g sad aun =e FFIOIAL PUBLICATION OF AOT OF Sade oe — oo OPPAE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Aporoved tT yg yh August 19, 1:71, FIXING THE TIME FOR | bpd proved Augest Ish HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE | jispembly of sud Dis ety ER DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. of the interest ax it an accrue on four AN fixing bape Es the General | million dollars be issued by tions in the District of Columbia. the District of ‘an act entitled "An act Pet enacted by, the Lentsiatvee Assembly of the ‘the bie to orentee ese res ae, the geveral for apecial Improv, repairs in said District in be held on the fourth Wednesday of by the issuing of four millions af bonds and ler jovember of each year. stax for the pat the ae it an- iC. 2. And be tt enacted. That whereas an | susity accrue thereon, and the act, with emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of | The question of the inulng of four milion of he this act, it is hereby declared to be in force from and provement bonds, toa vote of the people at s general Sfter its approval by the Governor; oe Hon in end Bisri peers “f ‘XECUTIVE Speaker louse of Del | moreDIMEBICT OF Couvarnia, Ai fiat, 1sn$ “ jotzce 18 em that at the next genera? ‘Keocoria: Aiea flection in the rich Columbia which Swill be prov held on fourt! ines jovember, 1571, H.D. COOKE. Governor, an 21-$m (being ‘the ‘twent-second ‘day of that month,) the — ae act of the Legis! bh District afore- NOziCE BX THE GOVERNOR AND SEORE- ai August 19th, 1W1, entitled “Au act "ARY of the District of Colt of the sub- | levying a tax for the payment of the interest as it mission to the of the District of Columbia, for yaally sccrue on fi ion dollars of their ral, of an act of bonds authorized to be issued by the District of Co- Logislative Assembly of said ‘District entitied * ‘An act authorizing the debe for special an on oma sepaize ip sand ropes te onld Dacia te ae debt for spec rovements: irs ire ip iy District by the issulug of four million of bonds, jesuing of four millions of bonds, and levving a tax ing a tax for the it of the interest of the interest as it shall annually shall sunually acer and the act with the ‘with the gu of four question of the issuing of four millions of improve lions of improvement bends to a vote of the peopl it bonds, to a vote of the people at a. el at a gen in istrict,” approved District,’ will be submitted to the ‘August 19, istrict for thelr, approval or disap Exxcetivs Orrics, ith the said act entitled “An act aut Notre heretye bag a = ts ai aid Distreoc by : ne: repairs Serie clection in the District of Columbia. which iiton of bonds; and. levying & held on the fourth Wednesday of November, of the interest’ as it an (being the twenty-second day of that month. reon.and submitting the act, with of the tive Assembly of the District of the au of the issuing of four millions of im bia. entitled “An the District provement bonds. to a vote of the people at a lumbia to create a del improvemen’ in the said District.” irs in said issuing of four million | — Said election will be the bonds and levying a tax for the payment of the | the of said actentitied “An act levying » interest ually acc and sul tax fer the payment of the int mitting the act with the question of the issu! nually accrue on four million dollars ef by the four million of improvement ny thorized to be issued by the District of Col the people at a general election in entitled + An act authorizing the District of preved August £9, 18/1, will be submitted nthe Colnmbia to create a debt for spec provided by said act to the istrict for pairs in said District by the issu’ Eniversecrsl ordissgecevels be mm with the | million of bonds, ing a tax for the payment ueetion of issuing four millions of bonds for special | of the interest as it shail annually accrue thereon, faprovement and repairs ss mentioned in sala act. submitting the act, with the qnestion of the be penengsed’ouid act, (Bald site herces seicined | Svont of the sete at Senerel aetna ald tl act. is to st & vote of ‘pee age iD wal and publication therevt ts made herewith. is And said election, as respects the said act. will be held aa in the said act provided. Said act is hei subjoined and castle ents herewith made 4 OKE, Governor of the District of Colambia. EDWIN L. STANTON Gor sof tee District if Columbia. vernor of the ‘ . Vern EDWIN L STANTON, Becretary of the District of Columbia. x Act suthorizing the Distlct of Columbia to create An Ache toe apentel iomeebopeonte an ropa spec d irs in Secretary of the District of Columbia. said District by the issuing of four million of bonds, | AN Ac? levying a tax jor the payment of the iuter- and levying «tax for the payment of the interest | “est, as it shall annually accsuc on four milien as it shall annually accrue t 6 iting | dollars of bonds, authori d to be lesued by the the act with the question of the issuing of thefour | District of Columbia by an act entitled © An act million of improvement to a vote of the Sutborizing the District of Colambia to create a ate election in said Dist: debt for special improvements and repairs in said u by the Lestsiatir: District by the issuing of four millions of bonds Drovemoste aad repaire of ihe streets, aveuuee, | ar'9qive.t (0x for, the parmont ofthe intercet vemen | as ‘annually accrue sul hicys, and roads of the District of Columb ting the act, with the question of the issuing of four millions of pleat a im, ‘nt bonds.to a vote of feral election in the said Dis- works be executed, the Governor of sald District is ‘ District, to iasue, or cause to be issued, as horein- | pistreer of Columbus, That for the pas peetet poring the interest annually, ‘it_ may acerve on the fuur dollars of bonds authorined to be esued by seta! im By the teoclng of Sour ing ® tax for the yment Rit nme : section tm the sa. rd. That the ticker for aoa anal Goaspect in thr ballot boxes ernot is ited to provide fur the d ballots whic! ay be casi for the act act a he Di<trict of © create | EE ee ee hy ret. by the ieening of four millions hundeaat neyiese tax for the payment of the interest as 1% hy accrue thereon and # the Pre aoewiion of che issuing of the War onde tom inet thie act teh the Gov welt of Seprovrment bods, this act aball be cond in all reapects. as rege tho persons entitled to vote and otherwiee,im wer Anes with the laws regulations which may Brice 2" boldimg of general elections ip «.. Upon closing the potls, tne ballots for and against this faw chal! be counted by the election core, and a tally list thereof be made out. aud npn the completing of the comnttne «f «aid ballots amd te. 3 escast in each olvetion Dis with statements of the ag one of which returns shall box of each election district said election and fee othe to the Secretary of th bis hands by one of more of Fifth. On receiving the said navelopes contain the returns as aforesaid, the Secretary shail exami the same, and add together the agerecatr voter as cast In each district; and after doing the reeuit to the Governor and file a copy of wack certificate among the records of his offen Appear from said returns as cert!- it the Secretary tha mayer casi for members of said Legislatlve Aeserably hall have Deen cast in favor of thie Inw, it shall be ia force and effect, and the Governor shall pro of the votes claim the same in the papors of the Distriet fn which this law may be published. If a majority of votes hall be cast against this act ut sball be 4 no effect ‘Sec. 2. Ama of af further enacted, That w publication of this act im the p= pore as atore said for the peri a three mont! ere what) b: over the igontare of the Gor'arnoe nord! Secretary of the District (hat it will be submitted the people at the fret fonegal sivction on its pa or oral or proval, and ° Stich notice shall be. filed and rreardad te the cs of the Secretary of the District Swe. 3. Amd be 0 further enacted. That whereas emergoncy exists for the tamodints taking sect thin act th the erent of its approval by tle people. 1! shall be fe ‘sfter the pro na CHARLES L. BO ro Bpesker oi the Homes of . wi pesetdent af fis Dow or “a. Approved, Angnet 19,5 ad PHD. COORE, Governor. FOTICE AND PR GOVERNOR pub tix! to authorize a eubecri pr moat and Potomac Rail conditions,” Excccrive District or CeLempia, Angost Notue is nereby lamas: ‘ine pont and P 7 certain condition the pe a of sald Dietrict at ihe nowt eewcral election ¢ seh we eld om the fourth Wadnonsay « vember, 1&1. (being th: lata ¢ vad pitted de nm eabecription t » the stock of tomanc Baliroad Com approved Angast | 7 ebecription to the Maiieon tne roved Aagust 19rh, } be cenducted in all reapects as the election for members of the House of bays ed said District ehall Ba condacted ereto #ubjoined, and publication thereot Berewith made. "aD COOKE Governor of the District of Columbia. ubscription to the stock of otomec Bailroad Com) pay AN Act to authorize the Piedmont and of the costing tr bandied thoaeed Zak not ix bee ole Piet. belore euch shail . tee Railroad Company: And provided further, That eaid road shall be constructed from the Potomac river at Georgetown to said Board of Public further enactet, That in order to yinent of said subscription the ed to issue the recie- Hi 5 Ps 2 F a thereof to anid Pted- Company. at such timee amounts as may be requir the pro- force wa: Proved. That ai sold at a lower rate than ninety value thereof, i iA 5 . ii Es scerue on eaid bonds, there levied annually a tex of six per cent, oF may euffice,on every bandred ‘value of personas ict, the procends of which tax jal fund pledged for the pay further enacted, That the Gox- equested to cause this act to be duly the next general election, as re- rteenth section of the charter of of Congress of F submit t ‘and prescribe the form in ebick pon oma L. HULSE, i oh the Mecee ot Deisesin Pee ILLAAM STICKNEY ad, Amarues 19. resent of the Counc Approved. Angnst 19,1571. PPT D. COOKE. Governor. tm Georgetown Advertisements. FA AND WINTER GOODS. JOAN H. SMOOT, 119 Brinct Street, Georcrtows, D.C.. Has received and i tocash buyers, « large aud er stock at pin AND WINTER GOODs, consist & five agnor tmen amex LADIES’ DRESS FABRICS, in all the most desirable grades and style Poplins, Satines, Cashmeres, Meriacs, ‘Express Cloths, Neigure, Alpacas, &., with s fuli line of vest © ee MOURNING GOOD: » Silke, ‘cet 4 ft ‘SWEAR. CARPETS, BUGS, AND OIL OLOTHS Custemers are invited to an examipation of Goods Ce ee OE MOOT. PECIAL NOTICE —PAPER BANGING—Per- sone Ph RT