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An AcI for the relied Of John Brown and Leris

BE II enacted By the BoaTd Of Aldermen and Board
o. Common Council Of the Guy af Washtng,ot, That
the Mayor be, AND he is hereby authorized Ia pay o.
John Brown and Lewis Simp- on the sum Of Il dol
lars, to each Of the said persons, making ten sOD
Collars payable out OF the general fund. for fine
which W as Illegally imposed on the said Browa and
Sin pson, on the 4th day of October, lsfl by JUS
uce OF the Pesoe of the city of Washington
Approved May 81, $50
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be 70 enacted ~ rae Bodyd Of AdeIassR and Boar
q Common CoSnoh Of hic CRY Of WaShtHgfOa, Tha
the sum Of twenty dollars and seven cents be. ans
the same hereby is, appropriated out Of the genera
iund 10 enable the Mayor 10 pay the same 20 Ben O
MIN Motion. the same hav ng been overpaid by HIN
on account OF tax for q sewer ON the 3Oth of July
isos. lApproved, May q, 1870.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemeuts. 40.

NATIoNAL THzATER.-Eryant's Minstrels.
WALLS OPERA HoUsE--walhalla and Bio
plastic Troupes.
yoyant.
ABNER's PARK, 9TH street-A. D. G. +. Pic
Me.
DAILY EXCURSIONS to Glymont on the steamer
O. r. smith
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
snITH's ART GALLERY, 25 street..
HARKRITRR's ART GALLERY, 4s3 It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLEY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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AN ACT appropriating money 20 pay the assessors
BE enacted ~ the Boord 81 ALderiaeH ana Bead
o. common CoHnctt Of the CRY Qf WaNhiHEfoa, That
the sum OF one Thousand four hundred dollars be,
and the same Is hereby. Appropriated of the gen
eral fund to the of the several wards
for extra services the present year in pertectng the
assessment. Approved NAV 81, ls7O
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS Passed by the Sixty-Seventh
Council Of WashingtOn City, ID. q.

An ACT TO ply for the hauu Of coke donated 10 the
poor Nv the Gas-ligh, Company.
BE 20 enacted By the Board af Aldermen aad Is pard
q CgnH CVuncff Of the cry 81 WaShiHgfoH, That
the Mayor be. and he is hereby. authorized 10 pay
John Moor for the hauling q coke donated BY
the Gas light Company for the relief of the psor and
that two hundred ard fftv dollars be, aud the
is here by Appropriated 90 enable the Mayor to nav
said bill OF hauling, and for no other purpose.
Approved MAY Is, leo.
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houIHFuL THirvEs.-Fairfax Clark, John
simpson, Edward Guigan, and Geo, smith.
aged respectively eleven, twelve, thirteen, and
fourteen years, were arrested on Saturday.
charged with petit larceny, and Justice Harper
sent them all to Jail for court
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THE LADY REGENTS Of the Moupt vernor
Association have arrived here, and win hold
their annual meeting at Mount Vernon to-mor-
row.
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4 United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ ....W AsHiNef3N,D q, yuse %, $50.
Boston, Masssch ssetts, praying for the exteasion
q patent granted to him on the nth day Of March,
1855, for an improvement in Machinery for Combine
Wool: -----
closed on the 10th day Of August next: that the
time for Ming arguments and the Examiners rsport
said petition be heard on the 3st August na~f
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL 8. FIshIA
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AN ACT to set the curbsones and pave the footways
ard cutters on the south side of Massachusetts
avenue, tetween North Capitol street and New
BE IL enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
81 Common CoaHetl Of the Guy Of Wash,ngfon, That
the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, authorized and
requested 10 cause the curbstones be and the
footways and cutters paved on the south side of
avenue, between North Capitol street
and New Jer. ey avenue. The work to be contracted
Or, and executed in the manner and under the super
ntendence provided by law; and defray the ex pen
ses OF said improvements q special tax. equal 90 the
cost thereof hereby imposed and lots or
parts OF lots bordering the line of the improve
n&nt the said tax to be assessed and collected in
conformity with the provisions of the act approved
OctODer ~, 1873. IApproved May 10. $50.
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DEATH OF STOCK ACTOR.-Mr. K. II.
Mcdonald well known for a long while
stock actor at the National Theatre here, died
on Friday last at Providence Hospital after q
asthma for some months, and ON THURSDAY last,
Mr.. Sebastian Aman, at whose house he had
been living, had him removed to the hospital,
on entering which he remarked to Mr. A that
he would die in two days, prediction which
was verified. Mr.. Med. was ffty-six wears old,
and leaves a wife and children. His remains
we're inferred at Tenallytown, ID. C., yesterday
morning.
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An Act for the relief Of the clerk to the Board Of
Assessors.

DC ~ enacted by fhe Board OF Aldermen and BOlrd
q Conn ON Council Of the Oily Of WASHINGTON, That
the sum OF fifty dollars be- a. the same is hereby,
appropriated; payable cut Of the general fund, to
Pay the clerk employed by the Board of Assessors
Tor services rendered in their Office.
Approved, May Is, 1870.
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y. NJ. c: AT meeting of the managers
OF the \. Vi, z. y, held on Saturday evening
the delegates to the Fifteenth International
Convention OF the y. 81. G. Associations, which
meets at Indianapolis on Monday next, was in
structCd TO extend q cordial invitation to the
convention to meet in this city next year. The
delegates elected were: Gen. u. %. Howard,
Rev. George a. Hall, Hon. y. 8. Fisher, VIII
liam Suckney, T.. ii. Smith, g. III. Mervin, III.
q. Srudley, +. NJ. Heaton, NJ. G.. wIlkersOn,
Warren ChOate, %. Knight, and ID. A, Burr
some Of whom will start for Indianapolis this
evening.
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Now that the hot season Is fairly upon Ms.
nothing Is more conducive TO comfort than light
and cool shoes. These, Strasburger Brothers
have In every variety, and At prices which place
them within the reach OF ALL Persons providins
for themselves or their families for the summer
should give them call before buying elsewhere.
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An ACT 70 set the cnrbsones and pave the footways
and cutters on the south side OF X street north,
from nineteenth to Twentieth streets west.
BE az enacted by tas Is ard Of Aldermen aad Bo1rf
az Common Council Of the Guy Of Washiagt0n, That
the Mayor be, and he IL hereby, authorized aud re.
questeu TO cause the curbstones to be set and the
footways and cutters paved on the south side of
street north, between Nineteenth and Twentsth
stree west The work to be contracted for and exc
cuted in the manner and under the superintendent
provided by law; and to defray the expense of the
said improvement a special tax equal to the cost
thereof Is hereby i'm posed and levied on all lots or
parts Of lots bordering the line of the improve
Rent the said tax to be assessed and collected in
conformity with the provisions of the act approved
october IL, 1865. tApproved. May 10, ls70.
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TUE BEET GOODS
An THE Lowest PRICES,
9. .. O'HARE A BON.
GROCERs,
1913 sKvESrH STREET NV. sru

Immense Stock %
TEAS, COffEEs, PURE SPICES
FANCY AND STAPLE CRourRIr,
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BRYANT's MINsTRELs- This troupe now
stands concededly at the head Of the minstrel
profession in this country, and their perform
znces are just the thing for the warm season,
when brilliant and amusing entertainments are
needed in place Of the "heavy business" The
troupe have for their business agent our old
Trend. John p. Smith, known throughout the
country as one Of the most responsible and
capable men TO be found in the amusement line
and shO, 10 should be added, will never have
anything to do with an inferior company
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An ACT TO set the curbstones and pave the foot
ways ard cutters the east side of Ninth
street east, between South Carolina avenue and ID
street.
BE IL enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. Cannon Council Of the Guy Of WaSh,ngtOn, That
the Mayo be. and he lie hereby authoc ized and re-
que 'ed to cause the curbstones TO be set and the
,oo'ways and cutters paved the side of
nth street east. between South Carolina avenue
and street. The work to be contracted tOr, and
executed in the manner and under the superinten-
denee provided by law; and 40 defray the expenses
q seid improvements special tax equal the cost
there Of is hereby imposed and levied on all lots or
parts OF lots bordering the line Of the improve
ment; the said tax TO be sessed and collected in
conformity With the prov sions Of the act approved
october II, Eo5. ApprovCd, May 10, lS7O.
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The McGARAHAN CAsE--To-day the case of
VIM. McGarahan against w. j. Murtagh, pro-
Prietor OF the Republican, was taken up In
he Circuit Court, Judge Olin. Messrs.
\: Wilson and Judge Moore for defendent
This Is an acton for libel, for which the dam
ages are laid at go, 900. Mr.. Wilson moved for
overruled, and asked to file an afidayit for a
removal Of the case on the gro- I'd Of prejudice
The Judge replied that he couIa die the AM dayit
but the case would be proceeded with, and Mr.
Merrick opened the case.
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and suffers on the east s;ae 81 EVsrmant 5000.

AN ACT 70 get the curbstsnes At pave the f0otway
and cutters on the east side OF Vermont avenue,
between Y and Boundary streets north.
BE az enacted ty the Board Of Aldermen az d BoqFf
q Common C0Enei Of tts Guy of Washington, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
4uestea 10 cause the curbstones to be set and the
foOtwsys and cutters paved on the east side of
Vermont avenue, between Y and Boundary streets
north. The werk to be contracted for, and ex
ecuted in the manner ard uuder the superin-
teBdence provided ly law; and 10 defray the ex-
penses of said improyen ents q special tax equal
to the cost thereof is hereby imposed Al levied on
all lots parts of lots bordering the line of the
improv ement; the laid tax TO be assessed and col
le led IN conformity with the provisions of the
act approves October II, ISIS.
Approved, May 10. $50.
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I 000 LINEN SUITS. PLAIN CHECK AMI
IsOOO Striped Goods, at OAK HALL, 525 II "A
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DAMAGE TO TIE NAVY YARD BRIpGE-The
lower or Navy Yard bridge over the Eastern
Branch. Is now impossible, one of the piles be-
tween the draw and north end having given
way on Saturday afternoon last about o'clok
carry lng down about twenty feet of the bridge
A loaded cart had just gotten of the broken
pert when the accident occurred. IL will take
about ten days TO make the necessary repairs
during which time the bridge will be only open
To loot passengers.
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Two MAD DOCS were killed yesterday by the
police Of the seventh precinct while running at
large.
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PANAMA HATS

Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. L. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue
south side, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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IER FUNERAL OF Col L. s. ALLEN took
place yesterday afternoon from the F,fth Ran-
list Church, Rev. e.. G.. Meador oficiafino
There was present large congregation of the
persctal friends OF the dececsed Rev. Drs
Hamtron, Samson and Bittenger were also pre-
sent. The Masonic services dawson Lodge
were conducted by Past Grand Master j. Z. f.
HOlmead- The Masonic choir led by Professor
Holmes, sang some appropriate music. The re-
mains were Inferred at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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500 A AIPAG AZ ANP pRAP PITA AND NUN
street. lei
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TEE FINANCE CoMNITTHH-lTo-day the
committee appointed to ascertain the Indebted
mess n OF tne ~, CORPORATION received humber Of
Commissioners of the Second and Fifth Wards.
The accounts Of the Fifth Ward, which show
about go 900 to be due, are said to be in such a
condition that il will require considerable work
to straighten them out. The account Of the
Commissioner Of the Second Ward foots up in
round numbers about the same amount. The
accounts OF Commissioner Himber are said to
he most complete Of those yet handed in. Mr..
w. r Bell Is assisting Mr.. hammond. the clerk,
to-day.
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and cutters ON the east side o. -Four aud a nalf
street, between and n streets southwest.
Be az enacted bg the Beard If ALfe1 yssa aad BOarf
Of Common Cersctl Of the CRY IF WasA,srfoH. That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby. authorized and re-
aaoste 20 the curbstones be and the foot
ways and cutters paved the side OF -Four and
. half street: between n and NJ streets southwest
The work to be contracted for and euted In the
manner end under the superintendeuce provided by
law and 10 defay the expenses OF >aid improvements
special tax equal 20 the cost thereof Is hereby i'm
and levied AL lots parts Of lots bordering
on the line Of the improvement: the said tax to be
assessed and collected in conformity with the pro-
visions Of the act apprC we'd October IL, ISIS.
Approved, NAV III, $50.
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BE " eSacted By the Board If Aldermen and Board
o. Common CoNnetl of the City Of washington That
the sum OF ave dollars be- and Is hereby sppropri-
ated payable out Of the general fund TO enable the
Mayor TO refund to Silas Tucker the eaid amount of
ave dollars, that amount having been imposed upon
said Tucker by Justice Maryman for sn alleged VIC
iatlon OF law. fApproved, May Il, 1870
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CLOTHING, &c.

GREAT REDUCTION In rH'crs'
$4,000 WORTH OF SUMNER wEAR
MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 80 DAYS,
in ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK,
LINEN SUITS, COAT. PANTS AND VEST,
e3,4, So
LINEN DUCK COAT, PANTS AND v. Est : 70
WHITE SUITS. COAT, PANTS AND VESTS.
&c, Z, =, 10
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS ...--.....S ~, 1880, Is
LIGHT COLOR FINE CASHMERE SUITS,
sI6, WORTH $50
ALPACA sACKs.-....-....-....- % so TO SIS
OFFICE SACKS. ..--.......-...-..-.9l AND S1.23
GOODS SOLD AS ADVERTISED,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE OF
a. STRACS,
lOl1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 10TH AND llrH STREETS,
jel5-tjy3 Third door east-of ilth.
Il J. HEIBER0ER,
(eucceesor to h. y. LoupoN Co.. -
ClTIZENe, ARMY ANB NAVY ~
MERCHANT TAILOR,
| Metropolitan Hotel, late BrownS,D
| g-u No. $50 Penn. avenue. Washington.
DENTISTRY.
| DEA0yAL
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ANOTHER BOWEN STRrKER IN ,JAII.-George
alias Sonny Ward, a notorious quarrelsome
character OF the Fifth Ward, was arrested YES
terday for assault and battery in two cases on
IT. III. Cristman and Joseph Fox, the charge in
the former case being with intent to kill The
testimony before Justice Handy showed that the
parties assaulted were cOnversng quietly when
Ward approached, saying Whats that YOU saw
about Mr.. B0wen?" and commenced the as
sa1lt, knocking Cristman down air, GekIno him
afterward. The justice sent him to jail for
court in both cpses. Bail for Bowen rowtiies IL
not &c easy TO obtain now as two weeks ago.
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BE IL enacted BY the Board of ALfermea and Board
q ConDsoH Council Of the Cify Of Washtngfon, That
the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, authorized and re-
Quest<d to pay 10 Mary O'Brien the sum Of twenty
seven dollars and ninety two cents 81 s2) for
on ne ~ s 9! tne IN SQUARE
enable the Mayor to comply With the provisions OF
this act sum sufbcient be- and the same ID hereby
appropriated out o ( the general fund.
BIC: And be 1t further enacted, That the owner
OF said lots be relieved from the costs OF advertising
the ZANE by reason OF mistakes made by an officer ii
the Corporation, fApproyed n sv 81 ISyo
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AN AcI for the relief Of BENJAMIN Waters
be enacted ~ the Board Of Aldermen and Boar
Of Conlmon C6nneif Of the CRY Of Washtngfoa, Tina
the sum Of ninety six dollars and six cents be- an
the same Is hereby, appropriated out Of the genera
Iund to enable the Mayer to reimburse BENJAMIN
Waters for amount enormously assessed and paid OF
lot nve, SQUARE No SSS for the years 1861 and lsSs
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JoIsr RrsOrrrreSf for the relicfofp Dr.. n. Z. wood

whereas Or II Woodbury.. residing a. iss G
street southwe.t, has paid into the CITY the
sum Of thirty three dollars ard thirteen ceotS nt
age on his lot Tor thr privilege AZ t0ppin the TSe h
street sewer; and nereas IN ssid Woodbury. has
been ASSESSED on said lot for the construction Of
Therefore.
Be 81 resoirsd 81 fAs Eoari 81 Ais,srsga aaH B1arf
Of & sRMen (oRReff az 'hs O. - 81 Wasafarscs That
the Of thirty three do lars thirteen cents be-
aud the tame Is hereby, appropriated able ont of
the neral fund, Tor the purpose of enaNlirg the
Mayor 70 refund the said sum OF thirty three dollars
and thirteen cents % f,T. IA. Il. Woodbury.
Approved, May 81, $50.
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GOOD, BETTER, BEST.
Coat, Pants and Vest.
Linen Suits-S4,

At liable & Co.'s,
2 1886 Pennsylvania ave., ~. 8. Hotel.
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An ACT to grade and gravel Turner street. betv

and streetg north.
BE At enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Boar
q Common Comen Of the Guy Of Washingtos, Tha
sppropriated out Of the funds OF the Third Ward <
enable the Mayer 10 grede and gravel urner street
between r and z streets north. The work to D.
ers OF the Third Ward and to be paid for BY day
work. IApproytd Nav Ia Ism
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AN ACT to set the curbstones and the foot
ways and cutters either side OF New Jersey
bridge.
Be IL enacted By the Beard Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common COUnett Of the Cay Of HaShHgtoa, That
the Mayor he, ard he is hereby, authorized and re-
guesed 10 cause the curbstones 20 be and the
Iooways snd cutters properly repayed either side
OF New Jertey avenue, between A street south
east and the canal bridge. The work 10 be
contract Il Tor and executed in the manner
ara under the superinterdence providCi hy
law ara 70 de.ray the expenses OF said improve
lnent kpl cial lax equal to the COST thereof
Is hereby imposed and levied all lots or parts of
,os bordering on the line OF the improvement; the
with the provisions Of the act proved October Is
1865. IApproyed Nav Is Is-n
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He has Just returned from New York, where be
has been during the past week selecting q STOCK
OF CHOICE GOODS, which, owing 10 the RECENT
CHEAT DECLINE il that market, and having
BOUGHT FOB CASH only, and having also pro-
cured very Low RATES OF TRANSPORTATION
per Steamer direct to this City, he can now offer 70
the Washington Public at prices which, for Che
same quality Of Goods, cannot be undersod south O,
New York city.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs,
GROCER,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE.
Jel-u NINTH AND STREETS.
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DENTISTRY.

REAevAL.
DIR. MERRILL
has removed his DEkTAL OFFICE w.
1l12 street; near l2th. 49,
All DENTAL WORK done in the best
manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas
for extracting teeth ie no
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AN ACT explanatory Of the joint resolution relafin
10 the First Ward sewers, approved May "a, lS6s

An ACT explanatory Of the joint resolution relating
TO the First Ward sewers, approved May "a, 1869
And Tor other purposes.
Be Il enacted ~ tke Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Commos Cossca Of the CRY Of WasAingtor That
the second section OF the joint resolution relating TO
be 30 as to require the City Collie ctor 10
exempt rom the costs Of advertising all property Adj
vertlsed Tor sever assessmeus with respect 10 the
sewers named In the first section Of the above
JOINT resolution. tApproved May q, 1870
AN ACT for the relief Of Providence HospitaI
be n enacted bp fhs Board Of Aldermen aad Boayd
Q! COMMON Corncu Of fhe (ify Of WaSAtagfoa That
the tum OF one thousand dollars be, and the same ia
her py, appropriated out Of the general fund and
that the ayor 10 hereby authorized TO present the
same To the managers Of Providence HOSPITAL for the
use ans eeneht Of that institution, in recognition Of
the Dement'S 1t is comforting upon helpless and su Ter
Ing residing In this city upon
sojoufnine mere. tApproved, Hay n, Isle
An A CT TO set the curbstones and pave the foot
ways and cutters on the north and south side of a
street north, between Sixteenth and Twenty first
streets wet. mss
BE IL enacted BY the Board of Aldermen ond gaays
Q toninon Cesneti NJ the Cs.y of Washtagfoa That
the Mayor be, and he IL hereby, Authorized ana re
quested to cause the curbstones 10 be set and the
Sooiwnys and cutters paved on the north and soutb
SIDE OF Y street north, between Sixteenth md TWEEN
~ nrsf streets west The work TO be Contracted for
anu eaetufd IN the m'Nncr and under the en- perin,
ses OF ssad i provements special tax eoual 10 the
eost thereof hereby I'm pcs.d levied on ali lots
or part Of lots bordering the line of the
menf The said tax tn be assessed and collected in
conformity With the provisions The act aunroy cd
oe'eptr iz, Roo. tApproved, Nay II, $50.
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RY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
- STATES.

,,1n PROCLAMATION
fUk IhE SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS IN THE
IhRRiTORlES OF NEW MEXICO AND COL
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NEW GOODS NEW coons,
Large invoices Of FAMILY SUPPLIES .rr,,,,-
ENERl DAY
10 ,ahe ihe place Of the vast quantities of Choice
s' ie~s ana Oohees which Ne Dispose Of
Families can rely on getting
FRESH GOODS
when they rurc base Of us. as nofhinp~a.,f.
our hands Tut the very shortest space a tim.
most perishable goods have not TINE 10 deserars.,
Newouid also call attention 90 our stock Of
FINE BRANpIEs AND GIN
IN bottles. at Nholesale Price,
CALIFORNIA WINES
EXTRA FINE OLD WHISTLES
,,, Don't forget
DOCGHERTY & GRILLETs sELF-RAIsINo
fL8CR
is the best in the market and we sell IT,
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An ACT 10 grade and gravel II street SOUTH from
Seventh street west. to Water street
BE ~ endctef by The Board Of Alderman aud Board
o. Common Council Of the CRY Of WASHINGTON. That
the he, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
quested TO cause street SOUTH from Seventh
west TO Water street, TO be graded and gray eled
And the sum Of five thousand dollars, or so much
there IL as may be necessary, hereby
out OF the funds OF the Seventh Ward The work
to be done by day. work, under the direction of the
CopmissioBer Of the Seventh Ward
Approye ed, MAY Is, 1870.
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NJ Ew RET
NEW GOODS
AT NEW YORK PRICEst