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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES Co..4y. Mo
lowing items:
Accident-A melancholy accident occurred in
nottingham district, Cd Saturday evening last
family named ,,rookes. living on the pianta-
olo i o. Ut. louis Mackall, near Brandywine.
soiis u work that day, left their two sons, aged
-"eive and nine years respectively, 70 take
care OF the premises during their absence. The
elder one took down the gun. which was heavily
loaded, to shoot at a hog that came into the
yard, and through carelessness discharged the
entire load into the back of his brother. DR.
VIM. w. Waring was called in shortly after the
occurrence, but the little sufferer expired be-
fore lie reached the house.
Marlboro and Washington TurnpIe.-The di-
rectors of this enterprising company met at
Randalls Steam Mill, yesterday, all the mem
bers present. The meeting was an unusually
interesting one, the proceedings comprising, in
part. tue acceptance of another half mile OF
road from Mr.. skinner, and the letting of con-
tract for two other sections. OF same distance
each, To that gentleman. This brings the road
down 10 the vicinity of I" Meliwood." aud a.
sures its ultimate construction to this place
The cutoff, near Mr.. Fowler's, saves about one
FORTH OF mile, and gives one OF the prettest
stretches OF the whole route.
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TIE CO6pta

POLICE Court, sat.e SaeU.-rte folIowin,
cases were disposed OF to-day:
| corporation rs. Alfred Richards CHARGED
with keeping filthy stable; fined 81 AMI costs
Michael Lynch and George Robbins, charges
VIII an unlawful assembly On the corner of ii /
AID streets; fined 81 EACH without costs.
diSordeEiv; fined 50 and costs
Margaret Chambers, charged with being
drunk AID disorderly and using prOfane lam
William Hayward. charged with del NJ DIR nix
and costs. %
Samuel Dabny, charged with running a
wheeihcrrow on tie FaVenent; fined q and
s5sts.
~iH Mack, charged with indecent exposure
on the 'eei: fined 50 and costs
Holm Gro, 'ay, charged with being found w.
iny in the gutter FUNK; fined ~.
William Butler, ch>rged with using bolster
Gus and pIoiane languasee in the streets; fined
So ard costs.
ESCAPED BY MEANS OF HooPsKIRT.
Samuel johnson, alias lsainey, a colored thief
made his escape from the cell Of the Police
Court, on the Sd ult., by saving off an iron bar
with piece of hoopskirt from Anna Quinney's
wal dIo6e, which she kinlly furnished him with
they being inmates of adjoining cells. He was
charged with stealing a coat, valued at SGO. be-
longing to Charles johnson, and was awaiting
commitmen to jail. Yesterday, officer Il. j.
King. OF the first precinct, discovered his ody-
ing place and arrested him, and this morning he
Was sent over to jail for action of the grand jury.
John Logans and Thomas Heally, colOred.
charged with committing an assault on J",
Butler with intent to kill, fined - ..o,, o. nn
costs, that part of the charge ,,h 80. at ~
kil.' being dismissed. ' ~
EHzabe,1I BoSton, colOred charged with steal
ing - from George Sewell. United States cur
iency; DISMISSED by returning the money aud
payinh costs.
Mary Boudry. co,ored, charged with dis0rderly
conduct; fined - and costs.
Fred'k Church, a colored boy. charged with
~ ing kite in the street; fined IS.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Alexandria G0zede of last evening has thu
following iteWs:
ALEXANDRIA COOPERATIVE BUILDING As
scCiATIoN.-An adjourned meeting OF those in
FAVOR OF forming cooperative building asso
citation was held last night, and a constitution
similar in most respects TO that of the German
cooperative Association was adopted. liz was
determined that the name OF the association
should be the Alexandria Cooperative Building
Association. aud the following named Officers
r. Slim, secretary; A. II. Smyth, treasurer:
and j. y Smoot, 3. f. Gregory, JOS Hopkins,
j. r. Lamb, fen, j. A. Field and j. p. Agnes w.
directors. One thousand shares of stock will be
isucd, at $500 pc, share, payable in monthly
i1stalments of 81. AoNut five hundred shares
we're subscribed for last n. hit.
SALE OF FISHING SHORE. -B:yan's Land
ing, nshiDg shore on the Pott. mac. opposite
mount ernon, belonging TO the es. ate OF the
iate VIM. Bryan, has been sold to Conrad
faunce, OF Washington, for s13. 800 cash
. CONGRESSIONAL CAHDIpATR-At the Cour.
house and throughout the city notices are posted
OF the candidacy of Gen. Daniel Rugcies, or
Fredericksburg, for Congress. -
OYsTEEs.-The first cargo of oysters Of the
eason arrived here this morning. II came in
the sioop Fanny, and sod at co cents a 6ushel
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Letters from the People.

Editor Star: Ii is currently reported that Mr.
W. h. Chase, who IL a member OF the Board of
Aldermen, justice of the peace and mem
Der Of the Board OF Police, Is now doin. cIer-
zeal duties at the headquarters of police. Onc
of the detailed men who had been performing
authorized by laT hss been assigned to his desk,
and it is said that Aider6.an, Commissioner and
Justice Chase has taken the c.S u!sA' he
other authorized clerk is employed in the olu -
u the Treasurer. / would like to ask VIII ut law
authorizes the payment of Mr.. Chase's salary in
This position? He doubtless is not working for
nothing. *
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NEw AND SECONDHAND FuRNITURI.

70 MY F0KMER CUSTOMERS AND Tbs
PUBLIC IN GENEkAL.
Having taken the spacious WAREHOUSE l0e
TENTH STREET, one door north OF
Pspnsylvani avenue, and obtained the-O
formerly with Hessrs. J. q. Mcclure $500
Co., where will be found large asscrfmSnts.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of all descriptionss
which will be cold at price: guarantees 70 eve 18th:
sii.Ts s''sn''1 " - 'A' Il. BlCRLY,
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JOINT. REsoLTrICN i'm relati ~ 10 LAYING a NON

W hereas IL has been Iu a -neraI com n,ai-. m,
tie part Of the citiZs of Washington on acc aunt ~
The Insufficient supply 1f water Therefore Ina if
EeSo'red ~ the Board Of iheyM,a and BoorJ n,
'0niN1CH tOHHot Ct the ftss Of WaShfuR,on T,,.,
tb. Committees on Drainage Of the Boards of Alder
,rer :, d Common Council, i'll connection with the
Me- e requested to confer with Gen Michler a.
n The tess 'bility and prscticability of layiny
wa,er main ex. "rdEg from the reservoir along IN
boundary 10 First If.r north and to report to the
poarhs a. racticab,c, with view TO supply
the city amply with water.
Approved, septen.tef 5, 1S7p,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIrRE WINES.

have made arrangements with one OF the largest
firms in California by which I'm enabled TO sell. for
saeramental and communion purposes, the purest
article, selected expressly for me. viz: SHERRY,
PORT, ANGELICA, MUSCATEL and HOOK; also,
sOUPPERNOEG WINE. from North Carolina;
DRY CATAW BA, from Urbana Wine 90; Those
Wines offer for sale, wholesale and all, by hogs
bead, barrel and half barrel. by bottle and on
dIaugkt. q. 0AUTIER,
Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitters,
Nos. 1917 and 1919 Pa. av., Washington ID. O.;
ALEC. No. 81 North Charles st., Baltimore, Md.
WHITE UATAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, 81 90 per gallon. se6
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Ak trrfcr the re,iet n, Job

Az ACT for the relief OF John C. More
Es II eHdc.ed ~ the Bonrd Of Aldermen and Boar,
Of Common Council Of the cify If WaShtRgtog Thai
the sum Of twenty 200 dollars be, and tie same is
hereby appropriated, out II the general nd for the
relic, OF John @. Moore, fer fine i'm posed nroy i-d
that he Iavs the cost in the case.
Approved, September 5, $50.
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AS Ac ! 70 provide furnitu-e for roon OF Beard Q

Ak Ac to prov idc furniture for room of Board OF
Health.
BE at Enacted by the board Of Aldermen and Bo1yJ
% Common cpnctt Of the CRY Of asttngton Tn A,
there be, and hereby appropriated of the gen
raj fund the som Of one hundred and twenty aye
tl25) collars, or much thereof as may be mecca
.ry. for the purchase OF chairs book case m AZ tin
&C, for he room OF the Board of Health and ~ II
they be authorized to locate their lice in the build
ing now occupied by the Police Court on q, straat
northwest. IApproved, September 4 ISIo
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AxAc1 TO grade and pave an alley in fanara 76l

An Act to grade and pave an alley in fduars 76l
be a. snncted ty TIE BodTd of Aldermen and Board
Of Com o1 C0wncfi Of tAe Cay II Wdsainston That
the Mayor be- and he is hereby authorized to cause
the ses lying being and situated in SOU are sey en-
hundred and sixty one, 76l.l according to the re-
corded plat of said city t. be graded aud lyed tie
work to be d.ne under the direction of the city sur
yeyor and the Filth Ward commissioner and one
assistant commissioner to be appointed by .ha
Mayor; and TO ddIay the expense thereof a special
tax be- and hereby levied aud posed on all lots
ard parts OF lots bordering on the same. The said
tax or taxes to be assessed and collected in thu game
manner as ts now provided by law.
Approved, September 5. $50.
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APPOINTMENT AT THE NAVY YARD.-Rear
Admiral Smith, commanding the Washington
Navy Yard, has appointed SIR. VIM. T.. Hodge,
Of Baltimore, who served through the war, 20
the position Of Time Clerk in the department Of
steam engineering at the ward.
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ALARM OF FTEE--About o'clock yesterday
afternoon an alarm OF IRE was turned i'm from
box - caused by fire IN the house, corner OF
9Th ard streets, owned and occupied by Mr.
W. +. Mott. The ire wsS caused By a detective
nue, and did bur little damage. The ire DE-
partmcnt wss promptly on the ground, but war;
not required TO 80 into service.
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VIE invite the readers attention to the card
Of Messrs. Stuart, Paterson x Co., the welt
known Stove founders Of Philadelphia, in an
other column. The manufactures of this firm
are attaining a worldwide celebrity, their merits
being of the yery highest order.
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JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to a site for a mar
ket house in the eastern section OF the city
RSsofrtd " the Beard Of Aldermen and Board NJ,
oO1jmGn ConneH Of The city Of Washington That
tue President OF the two Boards be, ID Are ber,i
arihoIZ 10 appoint the delegations in the B,.T,
Il Aldermen and Board Of Common Council of the
Filth and Sth Wards, no shall have power IN Sc
oct .Titahi site Tor market in the eastern src-
ton o. the ey and report their action to this body
Approved, August -. Is7O. ~ N''
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Mr. FRAME McGRAw. of this CITY. On. The
9Th prize for shooting AZ the Germania Schuet-
zen feste this week, and not George Ross, OF
Baltimore, as heretofore published
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In HosPITAL-AmOngt the inmates OF Provf
dence Hospital at present are ex-A syor Waltel
Lenox suffering with partial paralysis) and y
dent
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Mk j. MADISON DAVIS, lately appointed
teacher OF the male grammar school Of the third
oistIiet, mas resigned 70 accept a more lucrative
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-Thos r wa-oan,r
real estate broker and auctOneer has soIt nv,
~, in Coltman and Adams Subdivision os
square No. 800, 10 Geo. NJ. Lanckton, for $50
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ORPHANS Court, judge Wylis TODAY, the
will Of Mshlon Falconer, beg ueathing his prop
erty TO bis children, and nominating his eldest
son, X. T. j. Falconer. a. executor, was fled.
The wills Of Martin O'Tool and Polly Williams
were each proven by one witness.
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BIDS FOR FUEL.-Bids were opened a. the
Navy Department to-day for 80 cords OF oak
wood, and were as follows: j. T.. Miller. 1924
per cord; s. p Brown & Son, 1913; and A. p.
Clarke, 1854. The contract will be awarded
next week.
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THE wRATHKR.-The Thermometer n the
once OF TEE EVENING STAR registered as fol-
lows to-day;-10 O'Clock, ia; II O'Clock Tss: .
O'Clock. SOe. O'Clock. SOo.
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The FOLLOWING BIDS for furnishing 22j tons
white ash coal 70 the Agricultural Department
Edward Clark 4 CO., $500 per ton; Chst,,ss T.
} QdeT, $685., William GGiBaad. $3.50; q
80. . 49, a. -0s. william Il. Barbour s Co.
SECS; W. Ii. MARROW, s7,is; George Bogus, sos,
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JoINT RESOLUTION granting certain privileoes m
John T.. Parker oN0 F"

RtSoIred By the Board Of Aldermen and Boay5 n,
Common CJpncu Of the Cify Of IFaehington. Tina,
permission be, ard IS hereby, granted to John Z"
Parker TO erect bow window to project 14j feat
from the building line in front of his residence az
the southwest corner Of Sixth and streets north
wes9 Ne came to remain during the pleasure of his
CTR0stion. IApproyed bt ptember s. Is70
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

DA3CHBLOR'S HAIR DYRs
fhi! splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world.
Harmless reliable, tnstautaneous, doeo not contain
ead, nor any c.talie poison TO produce parsyds OF
death. Avoid the yannted and deluEve Irepafations
". A. BatchelorS Hair Dye has had tA1Ytv ysoVs'
untarnished reputation 70 uphold fts integrity q
By an brusGiss. A1Dlisd & 10 Dsnd street,
III. MG6
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STOVES. -
FIRE PLACE HEATERS -
BIBB's, WOODS, SECTIONS, MORNING
GLORY AND OTHER PATTERNS,
Put up in the best manner at 313 Seyenth street,
Ave doors from Pennsylvania avenue.
seS-2w VII NARROWER
q. MARINIS
DANCING ACADEMY,

Il u. MAhlNlS
DANCING ACADEMY,
EsTREEr, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH,
REOPENS FOR THE SEASON, 1s7O-'T1,
TUESDAY, sEPTEMBER 20, 1870.
patrons and etixsps y ston that his Heade@y
VIM reopen on TUESDAY, sspt: a. $50. Mr.; M,
hs pessoS, AND VIII hf!
all in hi. power to render satisfaction 70 those who
vii s
or 10y letters. Is6tse30l L. g. MARINI.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF QUARTERMAsTE
y 7HlhD Dl 1T FIT I RanssfAETsESF
~: sss ss
TENDER q, 1870, for setting Usage Orange Plants
the states q Psnn.yiysnis. New Jersey, Msryisnd
and North Csrelina, for the purpose OF ENCLOSING
Beverly National Cemetery, Beverly, N: j..
sSs ::Ss:sn: s:ssssi Ss$s!:.s:
ssi sisn NATIONAL ce%eissr,y ssii:Sn!y,S
Each prop sal must be accompanied 81 sufhcient
proposal the bidder win enter into contract for the
planting Q, the nsSsps reserves tn.
right to reject any and all bids .,. =, ..,..
n Biddefs vi. be required to biod themselves that
for . period Of two years, as they may happen to
~ HENRY q. HODGES,
Major and Quartermaster u. 5. Army,
Chief termaster, Third Districts Department Of
the East. SO Loo
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsuINeT0N. d; O.. August 20, 1870.
nectady. N. r.. praying for the extension Of pat
emit sranted TO him on the 9th day Of December s56
for an IMPROVEMENT in Mschinrs for Husking Corn
II IL ordered that the testimony In the csss b
closed on the sth day Of November next: that tn.
be limited 10 the 18th day Of November next. and
that said petition be heard on the sd day Of No
yenter neyf.
SAMUEL y. FISHER.
M2fA Ccunissioner Of Patents.
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CALL viii convince any one that Prixg's.
457 Pennsylvania avenue, Is the right place to
buy jewelry.
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AN ACT to grade and gravel Rhode Liam, ayenue
from Thrice. tn 10 No ,rteeptb stras,s 0""''

>, TUm ] Ihrteel IN 10 FO fifteenth streets
10 ~ tHdcftd by the board Of Aldermen dsf Board
q C1mmon COanciL Of The City Of Washington, That
-" Mrvnr be. ard pc IL hnrahy. rsnnesta.I tn have
Rhode Island avenue, from Thirteenth TO Foureeoth
set -, % De srsdeu ahd grayeied. The WORK be
zone " day WORK, unc er the direction OF the com
missioner Of the Second Ward, aud two assistant
cSnmis.ieners TO he appointed by the Mayor: and
.he eun OF pine hundred dollars. or much thereof
az may be necessary is hereby Apr ,priated ont ot
ne Innds OF the second Ward: Proridsd, That the
Improvement shall not Nceed 800 and shall nav 20
hore ereior iApproved August -, $50
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A. X. CAZAuRAN IN TRoUBLE-The following
item from the New York Standard, OF yesterday,
refers 10 an individual who was tolerably well
known in this city during the war and after
wards:
"Mr. A. X. Cazauran, q well known theatrical
agent and manager, was yesterday morning ar
rested upon a warrant issued at Buffalo, for the
alleged serious crime of obtaining money upon
false pretenses. Detectives Eustace and FULLY,
of the Central ONCE, secured their prisoner at
No. 50 Vesey street, and he was locked up at
Ioliee headquarters. IL appears that not long
since Mr.. Cazauran visited the office OF Messrs.
Cottier * Denton, music dealers in Buffalo, and
representing himself as the advertising agent
for Theodore Thomas Orchestra, which posi-
ton he had held upon a previous visit TO Buff
fAlo, when the musical company gave several
performances there, and IL was through his con-
nection with that company that he became &C
auainted with the publishers. He assured them
that he was the agent of Mr.. Thomas, employed
by MT. j. q. Goesch, the business manager, hy
whom he was instructed to engage a hall for the
use Of the troupe, which was about to visit Buff
r. 10 once more. He induced them to lend him
80 for his travelling expenses, which they did,
believing his representations. They soon dis.
covered that they had been defrauded and pro-
cured warrant for his arrest, which was sent
TO this city and given into the hands of the de-
tCetiyes. The prisoner viii be sent TO Buifalo
imme diately."
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE BLACK DRkss SUITS
To order at low prices.
GEORGE q. HETNIsG,
No. 40 9TH street, y. W.
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SHrIIISeroS sends MS the fresh pictorial
weekles-RayYeT's, EveTy Saturday, &c.,-:or
September iIth.
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ANOTHER NysrKpv Sorryn

ANOTHER MYSTERY SOLVED.
Chemists being unable to discover the ingre-
dents in fragrant SoZOdont, which removes all
stains from the eeth and imparts such pecu-
mar rosiness to the gums, the public are hereby
informed thatit is a preparation from the Bark
OF the Quillaya Saponaria or Soap Tree OF Chill,
imported for the first time into this country for
this special purpose. Such is the purifying and
innOcuous effect of this rare botanical agent
tbatit removes discolOrations from the most fra
gile textile fabrics, without injuring a single
thread.
Save and mend the pieces, use "SpaldiDg's
Glue"
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GEN. Hath SHOOTS AND IL SHOT Ar.-On
occurred in Santa Fe between A. =. Sullivan,
editor of the Santa Fe Post. and Gen. Ii. II.
Heath, eN-secretary OF the Territory of New
Mexico, wfo is we'll known in this city, having
formerly resided here. The affair grew out OF
articles in the Post rejecting on Gen. Heath,
and which were from the pen Of Sullivan, who
gives the following account Of the afiray IN his
paper:
lesurely into the Office of Messrs. Stab * Bro,
when the cowaIdly scOundrel, knowing we had
no arms, raised a large cane and struck at us
The blow missed its aim, however; and as we
were about 10 attack him in self-defence he
drew a revolver. Having nothing TO dsfend
ourself with, we made the best time possible
and our friends say we made good time-to our
ONCE. While en- r0u'> the brutal dOg-whO dare
not engage in fair contest, who dare not even
ATTACK those who have dragged in the hlthest
mire the name OF those dependent upon him
fred four revolver shots a. us. Arriving at our
once we procured a revolver AMI SSroceened 10
the scene OF the first encounter, which We 'nand
blessed with the absence OF the brave defender
Johnson's store, for the purpose Of afording
~ d-r "-""rtunity OF settling the matter.
Fin.iiy. ss he did NJ. seem disposed to seek
further vengeance there, or even to put in an
appearance, we walked leisurely towards bis
residence. As we approached the house he
opened fire with a carbine. We replied with our
revolver, and were greeted with a second shot
from his carbine; We returned the second shot,
anu Idlrtu Out HistOi W uIc WITCH ne nteu
the third time. United States Marshal Pratt
then arrived upon the ground and ordered our
arrest, as well as that OF nextn."
The Ns,o 1eriedn has the following regarding
| il: "A rencontre took place this afternoon
between Gen. Heath and MIR. Sullivan, OF the
| Post. in which the former broke q cane over the
| latter, and fired several shots at him, without,
/ however, any taking effect. We trust, as does
the entire public, that the columns OF the Pos
will In future be free from the offensive and out
rsgeous articles which led to the ARRAY. About
\ two O'Clock this evening q second encounter
| took place between the belligerents, IN front o,
4 Gen. Heath's residence, four shots with pisto
| being discharged from the street at the latte
| standing on his porch, and responded to from
| his position with two or three with q carbine
4 Neither of the parties were hurt, however, ant
/ States Marshal"
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BASE BsLL.-Quite an exciting game or base
bali was played yesterday on the grounds of the
Olympic Club, the contestants being a line
selected from the amateurs of that oTganlza-
ton and the " Rosedales," promising Young
club, who have yet 20 suffer their first defeat.
Owing to caTkne>s the game was called at the
end OF the eighth inning. leaving the score a
fie-20 runs each.
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An At T to cause a ain he laid in street
north, from Ninth TO Tenth streets west and in

north, from Ninth TO Tenth streets west, and in
1uI ner street, from p to street north
BE AZ enacted by the BOdT0 If Aldermen and Board
q Con mon Council Of the CRY of WASHINGTON That
the Water BosrQ be, and they are hereby authnr-
liz and requested to cause water main TO be laid
IN street norih, from Ninth to Tenth streets west
and IN Turner street, lying between s,t Ninth and
Tenth streets,l from to streets north; aud 10 de-
nay The expense thereof sufficient sum is hereby
appropriated, payable out OF The water fund said
innd To be reimbursed BY such a-se ssments and col
ectlons on all lots and parts Of lots borl-ring on
Approved, September l. 1870.
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t(OEEIuALJ
CITY OkD,N ANCES.
Laws Pessed by the Sixfy-eishfh Council
Oh the City OF WASHINGTON.

An ACT TO construct sewer In Connection. ayenue.
from street north TO" Sash Kun y 4
y. VI esnefed ~ the Board OF Aldermen and Board
q ttHis7oa Csncti II The Cary Of HaSttngfoa. That
tne ayor be, and he 10 sIeby. authorized and re-
9ues,ed to cause sewer TO be constructed in Con-
necucut avenue, from h street north to q braoch
khoSn as Slash Run" sad sewer to be eoustr ucted
dimeter the VOL 10 he done nnSsr ~. a;rs.tnn ~
,he superb ieBdent of severe. &C. and s1peri1ten-
uehce OF the COMMISSIONS of the Fret Ward and
so assistant commissioners to be appointed by the
ayor. ana TO defray the expense thereof n special
GA equal to the cast thereof is hereby levied and
imposed on all lots and parts of lots Bordering on
me iine OF said improves to be assessed and
LED IN Conformity with existeg law: Prerifef.
streets and public alleys, the construction Of man
III az. ps and lsterals leading to said drops. a.o
tntmpies, shall not be assessed the owners OF
priyafe property, but shall be paid for out of the
y On the ftrst ard, Of which q MIN lent amount
Approved, be ptenIber 1. 1s3J