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Evening star., 1869-12-04
GEORGETOWN.

REV. DAVID MAFFITT, of Madison, Indiana.
recently called to the pastOrshp OF Bridge Street
Presbyterian Church, arrived here yesterday.
ard is the guest of George w. Beall, Esq His
sermon Tomorrow morning will probably de-
velOp his ideas of acceptance or refusal of the
call. Mr.. Nj. is about thirty-ive years of age, of
me personal appearance and unmarried.
SUPPOSED THEA colored man. named
Barney johnson, was arrested yesterday after
noon charged with the theft of money and jew
eiry from the house of Col. James A. Magruder
on Thursday night, and was turned over to
Ofhcer Coomes OF the detective force.
COUNCIL MEETING.-His Honor Mayor Sweeny
To-day issued a call for meeting OF the City
Councils OH Monday evening next, to organize
their second session according to the terms OF
the charter.
DEOvEIs' REsT.-Business at this mart YES
terday was lively. Sales OF 500 head of cattle at
SiaS1 per 100 pounds gross; 200 sheep and lambs
at S5asi.50 each; veal calves, 7aSkc. per pound
gross.
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little GIRL BURIED ALIVE IN OHIO
About four weeks ago a little German girl in
Brooklyn took sick with the lock-jaw, and
rumor says that in few DAYS She was thought
dead and was buried. On the evening of her
burial, the mother. for some reason, was led { }
the grave, and, with her ear pressed close To the
ground, thought she heard a noise and believed
her child to be moving in its coffin. She with
held from asking assistance for fear OF being
ridiculed, and Immediately procured a spade
and began TO dig up the earth. Soon she came
70 the coffin, and, hurredly taking il from the
earth opened it and there found the body of her
child, nine hours after its burial,' warm as il
it were living, and lying on its side. She took
the child to her house where a physician was
Immediately called in and every restorative ap-
piled TO bring the child TO life. 1t was too late.
The soul had taken its flight, and i'm few hours
more the body was cold and icy. 1t was soon
buried again and has not since been disturbed.
This report is common talk among the citizens
OF the West Side, and the story as above related
is well-known to a great mauy reliable persons
residing on Detroit street and in Brooklyn.-
Cleveland Leader, Nor. 80
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ALEXANDRIA.

RAZOR FIGHTs.-A row took place at Fish
town, during Thursday night, between Dave
razoTs were drawn, but the affair was 9uieted
before the arrival of the police. A disturbance
also occurred i'm Hammerdnger's alley between
two cOlOred women, during which one of them
cut and severely injured the other with razor
REvIvAL.-The revival at the NJ. T.. Church
South under the ministratiOn of DIR. Hough
progresses in interest. A large number of persons
present themselves at the altar each night as
seekers Of religion.
1MPROvEMENrs.-Six three story brick dwell
ling houses are to be erected at the corner OF
Payne and Duke streets, and two on Washington
street between King and Cameron, a soon as the
spring opens.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD-Our
recent speculations in regard to the early re-
SUMPTION OF work upon the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad have received the most thorough
omclal confirmation within the past week and
we have now the happiness to announce the
presence, in this village, of Superintendent Sea-
brook, Chief Engineer Emack, the attorney and
several other prominent officers of the COMPANY
upon business connected with that i,nportant
object. Our enterprising President has, with
his usual energy, completed satisfactory ar
rangement with reference to the requisite funds
AMI there is every indication that the gra ling of
the lower end Of the road will be under contract
now In the course Of a few days. We hazard one
single suggestion TO our citizens of this immedi-
ate vicinity and those residing upon the line of
the road below this village. We had confitlent-
~ A noRed T a. to DC able to announce the determi ma
ton OF the yexed question of the route by this
place. Today. as We are assured that the presence
here Of the officers Of the Company is with that
object and further, that it is certainly to be de-
termined before tO-mOrrOw-nig The merits
OF the two routes have been already full discuss
ed In these columns, and has proved an engrOss-
ing topic 10 our citizens for the past year. Tie adj
Vantages OF that route known as the central
survey, which crosses the Western Branch inst
In the rear Of Mark Bells house, and thence
passes over stephen Belts meadow and through
Gardiner's, y up the Federal Spring Branch are
most manifest, lot only to our village i'm anv
event, but also othe Company, if the right Of
way can possibly be secured without tedious
litigation. We trust, therefore, that the prop-
erty owners upon this route will appreciate the
advantages OF the railroad, not only to us of the
village, but to themselves, and accept a reason
abie compensation for their land that this route
may be adopted and the work Immediately pro-
ceeded with. Only two days will elapse now
before the route Is determined upon, and as it is
matter OF such urgent Importance to our peO-
pie, they should use their individual exertiOns in
the matter. IL, however, the Company shall de-
termined to adopt the eastern route, we shall
prefer that to the suspense we have endured for
past year, and cheerfully acquiesce i'm a decision
which we shall feel is prompted purely bv
motives Of public, and not personal Oharac-
ter.-Prince Georqidn, Dec, 3d.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

RELIGIOUS MATTERS IN PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY, MD.-The following items are from the
Prince Georgian of this week:
The A +. Church South.-A protracted meet
ing commenced at this church on "Wednesday
night, Rev. Mr.. Harper officiating, who preached
on the occasion a most powerful and convincing
sermon. The exercises will be Continued for
several days.
Trinity Church.-BishOp Kerfoot, of the diocese
OF pennsylvania, representing Bishop WHITING
ham, will visit this neighbOrhoOd next week, for
the purpose Of administering the rite of cOniir-
nation.
81. Md1y's Cdholic Church.-The Mission of
me Redempt0rist Fathers continued throughout
last week, and closed ON Monday with the most
solemn requiem mass for the dead.
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WOMEN MEDICAL STUDENTS INsULrED.-
Yesterday afternoon two ladies, students i'm one
Of the medical colleges, visited Blackwells
Island i'm the Bellevue Hospital boat, ON their
return, there were many students Of the Bel :
vue Hospital Medical College on board. Several
Of them at once resolved to insult the women, A
tempted familiarity, which was promptly repei-
led. Another, standing at the end Of the settee
on wEsch she was sitting, lifted it up, as ii to
throw her on the deck. The outrage woman
struck him blow with her umbrella, which had
The effect of terminating the scene.-N. r. Post,
Dec. I'd.
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1896
Morro-"oxiek Sales and Snail Pyoft,.n

MoTro-"Quiek Sales and Small Profits"
just having opened an immense stock of new
Goods, Of which we will dispose of As quick as
possible, We will sell Goods now cheaper than
ever, viz: White Shirts75, 81, s125 and upwards,
q splendid article, all Linen B0soms, and Cuffs
g and 1928. Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers 30, 60, and 75c.; an excellent article 81
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, an immense stock of Ali
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button holes, l0c per box. Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
OF Neck Ties, Scars and Bows ever seen in this
city. Come one, come all, and everybody win
be satisfied. FRANC - GoLDaAN,
Marble Hall,
No. 46e 7th st., opp. Patent Once, and
1852: No. Sic 7th st., between d & sta
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The DEATH OF MRS. AMIDON.
q f.reaf E.oSa

Though the event has long been expected, it
will cause thrill OF SORROW in this community,
and especially amongst the friends of our public
schools, TO hear OF the death Of Mrs. Margaret
agnes AmidOn, so long a leading teacher. In
lS1S she commenced her career rs a teacher in
ihe pubic schools in a primary school on AZ
street, Island, where she continued until the
marriage OF her sister, Mrs. Gannell, in 1852,
when she succeeded her sister teacher in the
Fourth District Grammar School, and has re-
tanned that position up to the present time with
rem.Tkabie success. Most of The female teach
Crs Of the city are graduates from her school.
Fer some years her health has been falling
but she utterly refused to take any recuperatiye
rest from her beloved occupation of teaching
until May last. when the state of her health
Compelled her To reiinguish her wearing duties
Since then she has been gradually failing. and
died yesterday about about hali-past four
O'Clock, at the residence OF her husband. She
has been greatly beloved b. the pupils of her
schools, trustees and all who knew her; was a
consistent member OF DIR. Samson's (Baptist)
Church. under VI hose ministry she was converted
at quite an early age.
Yesterday morning she was quite comfortable
and eonyersed freely, though with considerable
effort At 4O'clock she grew worse, and died
quits suddenly at Ealf-Past four, with numer-
oas friends and relatives around her. Her
disease was pulmonary consumption.
Her funeral will take place tomorrow, at 2
O'Clock. from the residence of her husband on
Virginia avenue, between 9th and 9Th streets.
Island.
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III BRIDGE STREET, GEoFGFrowN.
polg-lm q t.IrTNAN
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Aucnoneer

Rf THOMAs bONLlNG, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF yALUAmE REAb ES-
TATE NEAR TENALLYToMN. II. q.
By virtue Of deed Of trust from Frederick Jones
and fe 10 the undersigned Trustee. bNarng date
the 18th day Of February, lsq, and duly recorded in
Liber H. r., No. 9, folio q. of the Land Records OF
the County of Washington, ID. C., and the written
request OF the party secured thereby. the under
signed will, ON MONDAY, the 18th day Of December,
lcs. at clock cell on the premises, Te-
naytown, all that piece Of Land. being part of a
tract called st. Philip and Jacob and hifehavenn -
beginning Tor the same at the southwest corner Of
John Cephns lot, thence south 4s, ~ perch
to public road thence with said road south 49,
west 10 perches so1th 2ss west n % perchs thenco
north 80 west II ~ perches; thence south 37 we
ga rerches; thence north i6a 4572 perrhes 20
arcad; thence north 4t east 2 "a perches the be-
ginning containing 81 lO acres.
Terms of Sale: One-third cash; balance six and
tweA months. Convey ancing and stamps NJ cost OF
purchaser, S25 must be deposited upon the fall OF
the hammer; III the terms are not complied with
within hve days from day Of sale. the undersigned
aud cost VI the defaulting purchase
ID. II. CARPENTER. Trustee
The property is near Conduit Road and about ono
mile northwee. Of Drovers' Rest
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MORE GOLD DISCOVERIES IN MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, MD.-The Rockville Sentinel saws
I'VE learn, from entirely reliable sources, that
our friend and ncighbOr, Robert G. Davidson.
Esq, residing near Offutts Cross Roads. In ths,
county, has again struck gold He was killing
hogs, last week, and one of the fint-stones, heat
ed during the operation, was burst open by heat.
and discloced three pieces Of gold, from a half
oone inch long; also, several chunks Of copper
and the whole stone was filed with smaller frae-
ments Of gold and copper"
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- p CIAL TlCE.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES

will sell from This day tl further notice al the
following enumerated Goods, at the gollowinc rccs
viz.
New York Nuslins. . cents
Wamsutfa Muslin. ~ cents
Androecoggn ShirtinR. Is cents
The best make Of Prints. Il csa.s
Splrrdid Nelveteens. 81 20 20 ; 20.
Coed Black silks, 81 ., - - aud 50 %
la Extra quality Wool Blankets. SIS
Rest quality Venetian Carpei.. - cents
5s.Ss, yard Ia, rs. and yarls wide Of Cloths,
at the lowest factory prices.
French Nerfnos and PoPlins, ,, q a can 10
bought eisewhcre.
Together with many other DESIRABLE GOODS,
too numerous to mention, AT tnp sane low rates
LADIES DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY,
III BRIDGE STREET, GEorGFrowN.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenis, dc.

NATIONAL THEATRE--GTaa'sG German Opera
Troupe in "DeT FreischutZ."
Walls OPERA HOUsE--G. l.. Foxs Panto-
mime Troupe in "Humpty Dampty and Hickory
DiSkcTy Dock"
AssENELY's CHURCH, corner OF Massachusetts
avcnEe and Fifth streCt-ESiT EOr the benefit OF
the church.
Marks Memorial Chapel.
DAILY EXCURSION 20 Mount VeTnOp, ON the
Steamer Arrow, at 10 a. IN.
MARKRITER's ART GALLERY, 4S6 7tli street.
BAAOw's ART GALLERY, 2J1 PeBn,yIya
avebue.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

LIEN IRON CRoPs-The Richmond Enouirer
argues at somellength TO show the mport nce or
commission merchants a lien upon the farmers
crops, enforcible by attachment or distraint, for
advances az money made on the crops This
expedient has been adopted IN more Southern
States, but not with much success.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

The Richmond Dispatch states an inn
portant fact that viii written wholly by the
testator needs nosubseribing witness in Virginia.
n1General Geo. w. Cole, who shot the Hons
L. H. His cock in Albany about year ago, has
been appointed to cleTl ship in the New Yorz
Post ONCE.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

gJames Fisk, Jr., says he only made six
millions In the gold pool.
B6The Woman Suffrage Association votes mot
to engage the service Of those wicked Young doc
torn WHO kissed the lady students.
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NEW FALL AND wINTER DRY GOODS.

Black and colored Silks, Irish Poplns. Empress
as low as 81 cts; Superior double Warp Alpacas
Black Nelveteens; ClOaks; Cleaking; Cloths Plaid,
and scotch Plaid Arabs. from 81 20 Sl2 Cloths,
1assimeres, sat. q, aud cuttings, FOR Men and
Eoys; FlanDes, all wool, from 3 cts up; all wool
Shaker do, "a cts, Good "A Bleached and Brown
Muslin. LA; Androscoggin, Wamsutta, and New
York Mills at re luced prices Calicoes, AT ; no. i2ss
Is One Case full MGdder colors 10 cts: Large Red
Blankets, from S4.50 10 $40, together With large
STOCK OF GOODS, Of all kinds, for sal, at popular
prices by BENJAMIN MILLER
Is I'm 101 Bridge street Georg.fOup
Evening star., 1869-12-04

Female missionaries from Utah are infest-
ing Iowa, trying to convince the fair Iowans
that pOlygamy is big thing.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

FURs.-FOr elegant Furs, both as regards
Style quality and cheapness, ladies should call at
the Old established store Of w. F.. Seymour, i'm
Georgetown, before buying. He always has a
good assortment.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

GARMENTS Of every description worn by gen.
tlemen and youths made to order, at moderate
prices, with expedition.
Every garment warranted to tit.
GEO. e. HENNING, No. 5l1 7th street.
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1910
1910
tGPCETaST ANNOUNCEMENT.
THOs. BROWN,
NO.I2I BRIDGE STREET,
CEOEGETnNN. Nc

IL o.ri1s his entire stock Greatly Reduced prices
All Wool Empress Cloth. french Merinnes,
Sfas Dnss- Goods Tor suiis very low.
Best Neyeteen aud Beaver CLOTHS.
Large lot Plaid aud Striped ShaNls
Josephs and other make hid Gloves Cor 81,
tassImers for men aud hag wear,
loi, l-s. IA White Blankets.
Together with al the popular makes of Bleache,I
and Brown Muslins. Having bought mosi Il the
goods since the recent decline enables me 10 aI,I
. me bargains
Call and eNamine onr stnck and nriccs a. LIZ
Evening star., 1869-12-04

PETIT LAICESY.-Ofticer Pond Yesterday
arrested Henrietta Ball, charged by Sarnuel
Field with petit larceny, and Justice Pearson
committed her TO jail for court.
Evening star., 1869-12-04
OEoIDE HEAVY PLAIN RINGS,
Jet Jewelry,
Fancy Goods,

OEOIDE HEAVY PLAIN RINGS,
jet JeweIry,
Fancy Goods,
Silver-plated Ware,
Initial Enamel OrOide Buttons,
received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
.Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween AZ and 9th streets.
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESs.-All
suffering from Irritation Of the Throat and Hoarse-
ness will be agreeably surprised at the almost
immediate relief afforded by the use Of
.'Bropn's Bronchial Troches." The demuicent
ingredients allay pulmonary irritation; ard after
wearied and weakened by too much exercise
their use will give renewed strength to the vocal
organs.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (char-
tered by COngress,) corner of 7th street and
louisiana avenue, pays interest on deposits. Jos
b. Bryan President, j: A. Ruff Treasurer.
iNDIGEsTION.-Very many persons are con-
slant sufferers from indigestion, and consequent
debliity; particularly those Of sedentary habits,
and delicate females. Speer's "Standard Wine
Bitters" are an all-suficient antidOte to their
ailings and debility. Give them judicial trial
Sold by Druggists. W&S
COAX HALL" CLOTHING AND MERCHANT
TAILoRING-We never advertise any list OF
It is to sell inferior goods at low figures, but in
All cases warrant our prices locer than the lowest
elsewhere for goods Of equal quality Gents Boys
ana Children's OvercOats, Business and Dress
Suits, and Furnishing Goods.
COAX HALL"
BARBOUR & Co.,
ll,3o,6 460 7th ST., opp. Post Office.
Evening star., 1869-12-04
CITY ITEMS.

ATTENTION, FIREMEN.-The best Firemen
Shirts in the market at 90; can be had at SAKs
s. Co., 517 7th street.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

has extended its wires 10 the Navy Yard and
opened an once in ODonnells drug s.cre. 59J
eth street east.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

NIKE DRecoLL AND THE FAIRIES, is the title
OF a thrilling Irish Christmas story, which will
sppe ar in the Saadoy Morning Gdsette Tomorrow.
1he Gazette promises 10 be unusually attractive
during the holiday season.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.
We call attention to our large stock q, IuNRrR
Consisting Of Vi bchDhn,
W nite Pine, North Carolina, Virginia ana East
err snore framing and Matched Floorinr
~ Syprsss shingles, Laths; Pickets plain ana headed
CEDAR Posts, various lengths N Ne~1eo'
? Hressed Lumber Of oil kinds under cover
.nS sinut, YAK, Ash, and Poplar, thorougly sea,
soned and nrst. rate quality. 90"
srl9 In iset All kinds Of Lumber usually found in
We also deal in WOOD and COAL w. A.. 81. =.
celebrated WAN We nave the
~Lykens Valley"
Luke fidler,n and
Shamoken Red Ash Goals
Locust Mountain and other ver, -kno--, u,
Ash Goals. ~Ho"h " hite
Oak 9n and Pine Wood, sawed and split and in tie
We purchase our stock in the best msrkets which
Iact together with our wharf facilites ensbs ~ -,
sci! prices that cannot fail 20 be safisfacfor~
We deliver In any part Of the city 2.as0 po1nds "a
Orders by mail promptly filled
7. EDw ID CLARK CO.
.- Foot Of 4fh street East
ocz-u Branch yard Va. ave. and 9Th ST. East.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

BOoTs AND SHOES OF every description and
make can be obtained at Wheatley's, No. 452
pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and Az
streets. His terms are low, and his work well
done. Give him a call.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

CENTRE MAEKET-W Wholesale and Retail Prices
HE wholesale prices yesterday were as follows:
Apples, eating, a TO $50 per bbl.; do. cook
ing, $3.50 TO So per bbl-; Cranberries, sl6
Per Dbl; Squash, S2 per cwt.; Chestnuts,
$50 per bushel; Walnuts, 75c. per bushel:
Dried Peaches, S15 per cwt.; Sweet Potatoes.
$35oas6 per Dbl; Irish do, $3.50 per Dbl; Cab,
nage, StaSl2 per loo; Turnips, "A per bbi; On
ions; 50 per bbl.; Chickens, Sass per doz;
Turkeys, 1sa2oc. per 10; Eggs, 45c. per doz.:
Honey, Sec. per h.; Dry Beans, $3.50 per bushel;
Ducks, si5oaS5per dOz.; Ounces, 81 per bushel;
IIied Apples, S6per cwt.; Fresh Country Pork
Sl2a13 per ewt.; Poultry, dressed, 2Oc. per H.
Retail Prices, tO-ddy.-Apples, 5Oa75c per
peck; Cranberries, - cts. per quart; Dried
Peaches, - ets. HeI quart; dried .srrrrles, II
cts. Per quart; Chestnu's, % cts. per quart;
Cabbage, lOa20c. each; Turnips, SOC. per peck;
Onions, soe- per peck; Irish Potatoes, 35c. Der
peck; Sweet DO, 5caa0c. per peck; Dried Beans
l2al5e- per quart; Walnuts, 40c. per peck; Eggs,
&c per doZ-; Chickens, 15c.aS1.25 per pair;
Ducks, t5c.aS1-50 per pair; Country Butter,
&c. per To-; Celery, Sa1Oc. per bunch; TURKEYS,
$iaSS eaeh; Squash, Sc. per H.; Parsnips iOc per
soc. per ID. ~
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II L. MOXLEY,
445 Tenth street, second door above y. IL
COSTuuER
FOR FANCY AND MASQUE BALLS.
A LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHIL-
- pkGN. : nol-sm Il
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ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857
W. III. wHEATLEY'S
NJ U NJ STEAM DYRlNG

CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENI,
No. 40 JEFFERSON ST,
Georgetown, ID. &.
Rerlete with every desirable apparatus and Pro-
Nded with the best talent and artistic skill 10 oh
tanned, with constant personal attention the part
81 the proprietor, makes this the best place in the
District TO have all orders in his line well and
promptly executed. sell -6m
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT

FOsI VFFNE UEPARTMENT.T
December 4, 1859. (
Sealed Proposals will be received the Post Office
Department until the 10th day of January, lS0 at IL
clock, at noon, for furnishing Stationery for this
Department for year from the LIST day of Februa-
ry, $50 Those eunaccompanied by satisfactory tesi-
monias Of ability to fulfill contract will not be
considered
All the articles must be of the very best quality
samples of which, containing at least a ream Of each
Kind OF paper must accompany the bid, and the De-
parment reserves the right retain and pay for the
same at the price stated in the ofer return them
at it's option.
No bid will be considered where the articles ac-
companying IL not of the kind and quality re-
qulred by the Department, and spurious agsicles
ure Of the Department
The subjoined list specifies as nearly as can now
be done the amount quality and description of each
Of the kinds of articles that will be Wantel
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OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed by the SiNty-SeveutA
Council Of Nasssin=ton City, ID. &.

An ACT 20 set the carbstones G~l pave the foot
ways and cutters ON the north SIDE o. Eat
capitol street, from Sixth 20 Eleventh streets
cast.
Be it enacted By iAe Board Of Ai3rraea c1s Board
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, aIth nriLcd
and requested 20 cause the curbStcncs % be
set and the footways and cutters 10 DC paved
on the north side of East Capitol street, from
Sixth TO Eleventh streets east The work TO
be contracted for and executed in the man
ner and under the superintendent provided
by law; and to defray the expenses Of ssil
improvements a special tax equal 20 tbe
cost thereof is hereby imposed ini levied on all
lots or parts of lots bordering on the line OF the
improvement; the said tax 10 be assessed AMI
collected i'm conformity with the provisions OF
the act approved october l., 1875.
Approved, November ., 1873.
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AN ACT to repair brealagc In The payeneni a
the corner OF Third street west and q street
south.
Be IL enacted by the BOardef AideTmsR and B9Gri
Of Common Council of Rs City ef Washington,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and requested TO cause the breakage in the pave
ment at the corner Of Third street west and e.
street south TO be paired; and in order 20 carry
into effect the provisions of this act the sum Of
one hundred dollars be, and the same il hereby,
appropriated out OF the funds OF the seventh
Ward, TO be expended under the superint snlence
provided by law.
Approved, November ., ISG9.
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WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (char-
tered by COngress,) corner of 7th street and
louisiana avenue, pays interest on deposits. Jos
b. Bryan President, j: A. Ruff Treasurer.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

ALoNZo BARNACLo, a clerk in the shoe stor,
OF Mr.. Wilson, on 9TH street, fen through tn,
a distance Of some fifteen feet, receiving seyer,
il not dangerous injuries.
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AN ACT to cause First street west. between
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Indian, aIenIe 10
he gravelsd.
BE az enacted By tse Board 81 AlScrln,a ard Board
Of COBEaOn CoRRctL Of TIE Ci,y Of Wasaiayt0a,
That the sum of four hundred dollars. or -
much thereon as may be necessary, Toe, and the
same is hereby, appropriated out OF the funds OF
the Fifth Ward, Tor the purpose OF grayeling
First street west, between Pennsylvania avenue
and Indiana avenue. The work To be done BY
day work, under the direction OF the Commis-
sioner OF the Fifth Ward.
Approved, November -, 1S69.