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Special Notice.

TTlHE largest, finest, and best stock of
IL CLOTHING in the city. Owing to the
death of Col. ". j. Hoke. the stock will be
sold at prices that defy competition.
Our limo of Over-coats, Raglans, Business
suits. young men and boys clothes, and water
proof goods, !(of every style,) is complete.
goods, together with a splendid stock of Furn-
ishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks
valises. Carpet-bags. ETC.. etc, lower than
the same articles can be bought this side Of
New York.
The business will be conducted by G. NJ
johnson, assisted by myself, who respectfully
solicits share of the public patronage.
MIKE HOKE,
Son Of w. J. Hoke.
n. B.-The undersigned respectfully invites
all his old friends to give him call. $50 for
themselves, and be satisfied that the truth of
the above will be fully verified.
Nov G. NJ. JOHNSON
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Flour! Flour!! Flour!!!
Removal of Dental Office.

c. DIR. D. L. BOOZER has removed his
e1YlDoftice to Mr. G. Diercks' new building,
on Main strooL, over tho Messrs. Porter &
Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services TO his former patrons
and the public. Jnne %
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"The Carolina House

4Uo OdIU1IUd dUuSE.
IHNHIS HOUSE has always enjoyed the repu-
Il tation of being the best place in the city
for obtaining the coolest and most delicious
mixed drinks. The new brand OF Whiskey
THE HIBERNIAN, is something out of The
ordinary run. Call and see me, on Washing
ton street. RICHARD BARRY.
April z Proprietor.
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INTEREST ALLO WE'D AT THE RATEO.
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
ON CERTIFICATES OF DEP OSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Wm. Martin, President.
John John :. 3 Thnmas ralmer; vice-rresiden,s.
A. G.. BrcniZer. Cashier.
John @. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbia.
F. ". McMaster. Columbia
A. C. Haskell, Columbia.
j. P. Thomas, Columbia.
E. a. Heinitsh, Coumbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
]. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Newberry.
W. G. Mayes, Eewberry.
B. II. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravcnel, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or
phans and others may here deposit their saw
ings and draw liberal rate of interest there
wishing to draw interest On their funds until
they require them for business or other pur-
poses;. Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors twhose deposits can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by
their legal representatives. wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here afforded
An opportunity. OF depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
needed. Aug 18
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tLess Stock dividend OF 20 per cent.
and cash dividend Of 6 per cent.
tLess cash dividend of 6 per cent.
sLess cash dividend OF per cent.
DG~ Bills marked thus (*) are being
redeemed at the bank counters of each.
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If you want good blank books, Mt fair
prices, 60 to Stokes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22
GEORGETOWN.

Custom House AFFAIRs.-The Deputy Col
lecior of Customs OF this port was yesterday on
along the Whsryes and docks notifying canal
boats that they must settle the tax imposed ON
them by an act OF Congress OF july last known
a. the - hospital tax" Previous ID the passa ,e
OF the above act II was incumbent on sailors
and seamen, engaged in the cosstwise trade, t.
pay twenty cents per month out of their wages
which was applied to hO-pital purposes. The
late act doubles the tax, and is made applicable
TO canalmen and RATS men, the penalty in case
OF refusal being the withholding OF custom
hou. papers from the vessel and fine OF $50
Tor false statements TO an Off Ger of customs.
"MARTHA" SEEKS A wArHRY GRAVE
AbcIt noon yesterday a white woman, known
only by the name OF " Martha, )" was Observed
by parties near Welch's mill to be standing ON
the bank OF the canal with the evident intention
OF pluneing in, but she was prevented from ac
comprising her purpose and sent TO her home
in Washington.
a Bogus DETECTIyE.-About IL O'Clock last
night several whistles were heard on Bridge
street, near Coner ess. by the policeman ON dufy
IN that vicinity, all OF whom rushed to the cali.
and there found a man in citizens clothing
named Lewis Pirre, who " as apparently tussling
Win colored woman in an attempt u make
her 20 up, or down, the street. When the Officers
appeared he delivered her over to them, saving
he wanted them to take her home but they made
an inquiry into his affairs, when he became in
nign'nt and said that so far from arresting him
he could arrest them, at the same time showing
a bTassy looking detective police badge But
me dodge didn take, and ne slept all night in
the stailon-house to 20 10 the Police Court this
morning, he report CT which Is elsewhere.
SHIP ING NEws.-The steamer F.. c. Knight,
iJr New York, Is coaling, and will leave to-day
win full cargo of flour. The steamer Valley
City, which has been laid mp at our wharyes for
the past SIX or eight months, is fitting UP 10
leave for New York on Saturday next.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Two thousand two
hundred bushels prime wheat sold this morning
a. - =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-On the
completion Of the Parkersburg bridge, this fail,
the company will have eighteen Pullman Sleep
ing cars running between Cincinnati and Balti-
more. Great improvements are being made in
the road, as well as rolling stock, and the line
will soon offer the best Accommodations TO trav-
elers. The business on the Lake Erie division
IL very large, and the completion of the bridge
at BellsIr will soon give better facilities for
moving IL through to Baltimore. At the latter
city the company Is addirs to its already exten.
sive transfer facilities by the construction Of q
large grain elevator on Locust Point, where it
has large docks. IL has also r9cently purchased
extensive depot grounds in what Is known as the
lacking district" in Baltimore, which win
enable II TO dispense with much of the hauling
of freight cars by horses over the heavy grades
in that city. rhe Marietta and Cincinnati line
is being rapidly brought up to frst-class condi-
ton. and the preliminary steps have been taken
for the location OF the Pittsburg and Chicago
line. Much interest Is manifested concerning
this line, especially in Ohio. A survey has been
commenced or branch from Belpre, opposite
fsrkersburg, northwest, so as to make a direct
connection with the Marietta and Cincinnati
road, and avoid the circuit by way of Marietta.
JOHyadL.
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LEGEND OF NIAGARA.-It as a standing
tradition of the Niagara Indians, shared 70 q
great extent now by the white people in the
Viz mig Of the Falls, that the Great Spirit -
or Inunderer of Waters, must have annually
four victims sacrificed to his power. CGriously
enough, a year seldom passes during which at
least TOUR persons are not drowned, either In the
Falls or the whirlpool below. This year an old
msn Of more than 70 years stepped into thu
breakers above the Falls, and losing ais hell was
swept over the frightful cataract. At De Valx
college, a student, daring his companions u
wade into the whirlpool, was sucked into its ter
Iific eddes, and instantly disappeared to be seen
20 more. A few days afterwards q druHxen
father adyentured, with his two children and a
rep Obate companion, into a boat above the
rapids, and in their drunken orgies the little
ones were thrown cut and drowned, though the
two drunken wre:ohcs escaped. SO 1ar chere-
fore, the Indians believe implicitly in the four
fold sacrifice, and each years disasters confirm
their belief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22

TOBACCO FOR THE WoUaDRD.-If there he
oneSact that has been more frequently stated
than another, 1t is that the soldiers engaged i'm
this war, wei or wounded, seek The solaca al
tobacco The inhabitants OF every nation mani
fest similar instincts, and one Of tue strongest l.
This desire 10 seek out some substance, the use Of
which NY stimulate or s0Othe the neryeas sys-
tim. There is no deprivation which the
hahitual although not excessive smoker
feel so much as the los OF tobacco;
and soldiers or all nations, ESPECIALLY
of tire Frerol and German nations, srno',.
~. Ii was a standing injunction OF tue First
Napoleon that his troops should have toba. co
and they found it of the greatest advantage in
the retreai from Moscow. We have been nccus
intellectual toll for its own sake; and men IN
abstraction and imagination, if we may tId ye
iIom the prevalence % the practice of smoking
among them, unquestlGBab!y appear 70 lind aid
IN tobacco. But the manhood OF Germans
has risen like giant refreshed to undergo
any physical exertion and hardship that NAV
be required; and this var has taxed the
soldier, we3ried with long marches ana
uncertain rest. obtaining his food how and
when be can, with lis ner sous system always in
state OF tension from the dangers and excite.
ment he encounters, finds tb at his CIGAR or pine
enables HIM to sustain hunger or tat; 2ue win
comparative equanimiiy. Explain 1t as We nav
this - pbysiologieally true, and medical officers
who would not be sorry to see the l. sue of
''sPifit ration" discontinued, are compeIJed r,
allow that the moderate use of tob rcco by
soldiers IN the field has Eeverai asyantages. F1t
fhe wounded it IL probable that tobacco has
slight anodyne and narcotic PROPERTIES that
enable the sufferer 10 sustain pain better dur;p,
The Day and to obtain sleep dGr;rg the .;Ght.l
london L,s,Hf-
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nRPor QuARrERMAsrKR's ORIG

UBP01 MATHEMATICS OFElCE, L
Pro,ossIs in dunlicstsi win mi Sonv os
ntement attached, are invited ON responsible par
ties until NJ. October 8, 1870 for furnishing ali tn,
Oats, HAY and BYE Straw required at fhis dept
dqrne the year commencing November ], 1870.
Forage and Straw to be delivered monthly any
where within one nue q the limits Of the cite,
Nmplle, Va, about one aud half CHs miles from
GeoreetoWn, and small quantity at soldiers' Home
ID. o.. q such times as may be ordered by tbs Quar-
three 90 bushels each and to weigh not iess tha,
thirty two 50 pounds to the busheI. =
q Hay and Straw baied: bales 20 weigh: Hay, FROM
bales.
Bidders win state the price Of Oats Hay and Straw
Der pound. .
The quantity required each month is estimated Al
$500 pounds Of Oats, 81 100 pounds Of Hay, and "a 90
The United States reserves the right TO dsmioi.,
increase the above quantities ct any time durns
the continuance OF the contract, by giving thirty 81
days notice.
Guarantees will be required with each bid In tn,
sum OF fifteen hundred Il sou dollars, signed by tive
responsible suretes that the bidder will, II success
full execute contr act within six 6l days after hi,
acceptance, in accordance with the above require
ments.
Payment will be made monthly for quantities de
liyered IL In funds, or as soon thereafter fluid.
provided for the purpose. aud upon the reoei pt
Of PARTIES TO whom delivery has been ordered, ano
the certificate as to quantity and qualify Of On in
spsctor appointed by the undersigned.
Proposals will be marked, " Proposals for Forage
and addressed to the undersigned.
D''0sr' Ai' 'n'''su 10 v W LILA MY2Rs,
Breyet Brigadier General D. A,
SELF Depot Quartermaster.
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ALEXANDRIA,

The GGsstte of last evening has the following
items:
lMPRovKNRNTs.-AmoDg the improvements
now In progress In this city NAV be mentioned
the row OF three buildings on Columbus street,
near King, belonging ID the German Co opera
tive Building Association; the two buildings
on Pitt, near King street, the property of Mr..
John A. Dixon; large brick foundry, to be
erected near the corner of Wilkes and Rotal
streets, by Messrs Jameson s. Collins, and a
dwelling house - be built on the corner OF
Washington and Cameron street by Dr. nj.
N. LEWIS. .-..
Lowe, has been appointed Mr.. j. X. AlexaT-
der. magistrate in the Second Ward, to I'LL the
vacancy occa stoned by the failure one of {he
magistrates elected in that ward to qualify.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22

IN VERY GREAT DANGRR-Mr. James Fisk,
jr., is gentleman of wonderful versatility. On
Monday he undertook TO throw mud at the Pre-
idort Of the United States, and while the SAVIOR
of that occupation still hung around him, he
went in .or a rough and tumble iigit with thH
Prince OF Impressarios, Max Naretzek. With
the stage OF the Grand Opera House as the
scene, and hundred opera bouffe people a.
the spectators, was this combat waged, until
France went down before superior numbers
II would grieve the spirit of Mace or Allen tO
know that the fight was not according to the
rules of the z. X. In one of the ColOnel's i'm
petuOus charges he butted his expansive corpo-
rosity against the boots OF his oppo1 AMI
collapsed. MaretZek's foot was living about
rather wildly, and quite accidenuy stopped Just
where Fisk's lower vcst-button happened to be
and SO the struggle ended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22

Our European mail advices Of the 9Th or Sep
ten Der report eS 70 lows
Durlrg Louis Napoleons passage throu yh
Belgium sluadron OF Chase urs CT the Belg an
army pIeCt ded the carriage; at the right 81 he
rode Belgian officer, and behind followed a
score of vehicles, containing the baggage OF the
Iri oner. AT Bouillon he alighted at the Hotel
des Patres, where he etped vita thirty guests,
and where he passed the night. On Sunday he
rested for q short time at Litramont, a SIM all
sation on the Luxembourg railway. Here he
cOnveTsed with the Compte de Montholm, who
wss IN abe 70 restrain his tears.
The eN-Emperor also addressed a word to the
engineer of the Luxembourg railway, to whom
be made known the place assigned for bis resi-
dence. am going TO Gael, he said.
bis indifference struck every one present;
Devertheless he betrayed emotion for a moment,
when Dispatch was handed to him from his
sons governor informing him that the Prince
was in eood health From Lahermont he trav-
eled IN saloon carriage, often Csed BY bis
Royal HighDe-s the Count of Flanders. Along
the huetI news OF his journey ran With elcc-
trical randty, although every precantion was
taken TO Keep - Is secret as possible. At every
station and every spot available TOR sight. ceug
crowds Pssembled, but were uPable II get even
a glimpse of him, for the train swept past like
hurricane.
At JeIneile the trail stopped for a short time
and here Prince Pierre Bonaparte, who had
been residing for some tine IN Roche:ori. in
the icinity, and WHO had been informed Of his
cor>in's journey. was at the station. Profitiuc
by the ten miDuscS stoppage, the cousirs con
yels togo her. Napeleo remaining seated in
The c?rriage, Prince Pierre standing az the door
Throughout the journey the Emperor showed he
did rot shun the curiosity of the public. AT
Liege those present crowded close to his car
r.aEe. lie Icing concealed by the blinds; bur
Golcing the eager ss of those present and
G.vin'ng their wishes re raised tbe blinds Viii j,
f'd his feature, without, however, seeming to
n0uce those who looked at him. A profound
silence vPs maintained by all. On depIrtin0
some sllutsd the prisoner.
The impressions produced on tn who saw
him were vrfious-one was struck with hi
caImneSs, another remarked the tfaccs OF a e
snd fatigue, his dull eye, md pallld and baS-
gard look.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22

VIRGINIA NEws-It IS understood that cx-
Attorney General L. X. Eewden will ut on &c
inatitute suit against Gov. Walker and some
members OF the grand jury for defamation OF
character in the late proceedings against him.
Gov. Walkers offense is IN having made a re-
QUESTION upon the Governor OF South Carroll ia
for the return of BOwden.
The Farmvile Female College building was
recently sold at auction, being bought by q par
~ of gentlemen who intend converting ii into a
Methodist College.
The population OF Fredericksburg. by the
cersrs just completed, is 1852, decrease of gDi
since iSG0.
The corn crop around Winchester will be a
very large one. The drought has shortened the
cTOp in Clark County.
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n, q. EMERY, Msyos.

An Act TO set the curbsones and pave the footwsys
and CUTTERS the south side Of street, between
Ninth and Water streets southwest.
BE al tractsd ty the Board Qf 4id.THisa da8 Ssdvd
Q, C.mmcn Council Of tAe Cay Of WasstagIOa. That
the Mayor be. and he rs hereby, auth riz and re
euested 10 cause the ourbstones to tie set add IN
lootwavs and cutters payId the sonth side of q
street between Ninth and W alter streets sorthwea.
The work to be contract, for. and executed the
manner and slder the superinIendsnce prov ded by
Jaw, and TO defray the pense of said nt
especial tax, equal &C the cost thereof, is hereby
ed and levied on all lots parts Of lots border
my on the lire ~ the improvements the said tax 10
De s essd su cole cted conto. nifty With he pro-
'isi ne ct the act approved october 18th, lst5.
APPROX ed September IA, ls-0
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Az ACT TO cause n flag crossing to be laid -Four
teeDih streets wet, on line with the south :, lie
CcIcoraD str,
Re ~ eRccfed ~ ne Board OF IldeTm end Eear'f
~ q ~ nat OEEt. 81 toe Cay ~ WaSttazGoN, That
tie Ma1ur be, and is HEREBY, autr oIiZsd aid re
anested 10 carse fsS crossTrg - be laid aero -
fourteenth .tTeet q line with ;he south = L.,
oi Core street; the work 30 be done under ey-
sting laws, and 10 Pay tde expenses Their d sum
Gent sun i ID, reby sppT prisled ort # the funds
The SecOId " ard. APPROX we'd, September IA, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22

- ZEE ENGAGEMENT OF JOE EMMETT, the
famous Dutch comedian, at the National The
....r mex, week promises 20 be one OF the greatest
patch TO Manager Spalding from Baltim5ra
where he IL now play ing say ing that people are
turned away nightly there for want of room
and that the receipts for three highs exceeded
forty three hundred dollars. The pTospect il
that the run will be quit, as great here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22
AN Aor to grade and pave an alley in s4uare NJ

AN AZ 7 TO grade and pave alley IN SaUare M
lo, running from Seventeenth stree. west To inter
,ect with an slley in said ,auaIe.
BE a. enact Ly tie yS0dTd II Aldermen ant Boar.
~ Common toaH'r Gf me CITY 81 WnshfaSioa Tia
the Mayer be, and he is hereby. authorized aud re
guested 10 cause the allie, in square number on.
huL dTed and sixty seven, Running in tbs D. ~
Ironing Oh street, from Ssy enteentd street west
10 intersect nth alley in said De GRADED
a. paved; and 10 deray the exp thereof o.-
eial tax equal TO the OF the be- and Is her
bordering on the liue Of said imprOv eruent, 10 be
aseessdsDd collected in Conformity with existing
law, the work 10 be done Under the direction OF the
surve!o or and Commissioner Of the First Ward, and
tvO assistant commissioners to be appointed by m,
Mayor. iapprOy"d, September IL. $50
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FRESH ARRIVALS of Men and Boys Clothing
weekly, from our mandatory. All our goo, :
a c well shrunk. and our prices are low. W.
guarantee to sell the same class Of clothing les
than arv ou;e in the city. Oak Hall Clothing
Co., 515 tn ST., Washington, ID. &. cot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-22
An ACT making an appropriation Tor furnishins
Iaintin0, and making necessnry rapairs of IL. -,

paiutno, and making necessary repairs of the sey.
ersl police station houses
Be- enacted bY ht Board qf Aldermen asd Eorrg
% Common COnacif 81 the fSrs ~ gtOp Tina,
the tUn IT four thousand dollars, much thereof
may he cessary, be- and the same is hereby ~
TrOpTIat Ou of the general fund for the purpose %;
making the necessary repairs painting and furnish
ing the several police station houses OF the city
The money to Ice dIsburs,d under the direction 0f
the Mayor, the major ard superintendent, he can
Ia n and Inspector Of the Metropolitan police, ons
member OF the Board OF Aldermen, q one m, NH n
81 q e Board Of Common Council TO appointed by
the presidents Of the respective Boa de
Approx ed September Il, $50.
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Az ACT to reuair Eleventh street nortbva.,
tween q and X siIn...s "e1l'

Be Al eHacttd Ly fht Boord Of A ies9I., nm, 70
~ fo,an0n Council Of The city OF WaNi,sgioa RI;
The Mayor be ana - hercby authorized and ra,,...st
ed 10 cau.e eleventh ttrcet Bor Invest to be
Le.wean Y and X streets, 10 ahate a iinisanec .
the suIn ol one hundred and twenty SJ20J dollar. M
funds Of the scond W.. Thu work to be Ie rns
gnder ne snF2s.ntepee Of the t.mns,ionar Of II
>"'"hd "St": Improved September a. Is,o
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Az AZ 10 lay fOotway on the south side of Rhode
blend avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets
BE itenaeted " tht BOdFd Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of The Cay Of Washington, That
the Mayor be. and is hereby, authorized 10 can "a
footway to be lad the south side of Rhode siapd
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. To be
contracted Tor AMI paid for in conformity with ex-
istipg law. IArproyed, :. pterfs,er Ia Is71
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AN ACT 20 grade and gravel Fifth and Sixth street

Be II fHdced ~ me Board Of Aldermen and 6oa,t
Of CJHiE7oH C0aRotl Of The ctty Of Vaatagfo1 Tha,
the som oi fifteen hundred aud forty two $40, dol
'srs, uch thei eof may be necessary be AMI
The same Is hereby appropriated, payable our OF the
funds Of the Fourth Ward, for the pnr pose OF grad
ing end RraveliDg Fifth ard sixth streets east iron
to street north Of improving one or the Other
IT both II said streets as the Mayor may deem ar.
essary IN orteY to remove NUISANCE altered 10 az
list in said locality The work to be done Under fife
direci ion OF the commissioner OF the Fourth Wayd
md two assistant rmissioDers be appoi MED bv
The MaIor. iApproved, September IA, $50.
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Fatal KEsULT-George Robinson, the col
cred boy stabbed on Tuesday lest by james
Sims, another cO!orcd boy, as stated in TIE
STAR Of yesterday, died last night from the
esierts OF his WOUNDS.
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7 AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY.
At ITRERNnAI.E MA a.

Ten miles west Of Boston. Instruction thorough.
careful plete. Adv antages for Music Painting,
French and German, unsurpassed. Particular at.
tention paid TO common and solid branches, Teach.
ers chosen with great care. Number limited 10 %.
Next year begins September 18th. Address OH
w. CUSHING. Y1m,wf ,m
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from 5. cond 10 Fourth street east
BE az eHGo,d ty me Board Of ALi,rngea ami Bo ryJ
nf Comma tOrnclf ~ The 6sfy Of WdshtagfOa, That
the water board be, and are hereby, directed IA
csuse water main to be laid along street sou, h.
from secoLd TO Fourth streets east aud 10 aefray
the expenses thereof sufficient sum OF IponeT i,
hereby appropriated out Of the water fund, a b.
rein bursed by such assessments upon all lots on
parts OF lots bordering the line o said imprny q
ments as il now authorized hy exisaDg laws
APPROVED, September u, $50.