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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

POLITR HICHwLIMHN.-On the night OF
the 9th instant, while Mr.. Samuel GettIngs
was proceeding to his home on horseback
he was approached bythree colored men
near Good Hope hill, and demanded TO halt.
One Of the men seized the reIns, and the
othora RssistSd Ga tender manner 20 dis
mount the rider, after which they rlned his
pockets, containing about SI3. This done,
the three hlghwaJmen very ahectionateiy
him good night aud happy dreams. The
time OF the occurrence waA about 10 O'Clock,
and thOoext day Mr.. Glttingt appraised the
county police OF tho facts, who day or two
since succeeded Ia arrestlng three eolored
men named John Berry, Randolph Peyton
and Henry Hayes on suspicion OF being the
robbers. The accused arc held at the
Elghlh precinct station for an examination
before Justice Schmidt. h .''H'l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

FULLY commandments evening q
further hearing was had In tho ease OF James
Henry Jackson and Jesse Gibbons, charged
with burglarlously entering thu store OF Mr..
the value Of about 500. Tho testimony was
conclusive as 10 the guilt Of tho parties, and
Justice Smith committed jackson to jSdi In
default Of ball, aud released 9lbonS on Civ
Ing 5000 security for his appearance at court.
The attorney for the defence, In arguing the
case, paid compliment 70 Detective Nc
Dewitt, who arrested the parties, remArklDg
that she ranked as the best detective in the
United States, and that his reputation eH-
tended over the entlrO country, /" bat that he
thought the chain Of evidence asAinat Jesse
was too almsy 70 connect him With the burg
hTY, ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

5DIsoADHRLf IN Couur,--DuriuH the SEES.
slon Of the Olrcuit Court yesterday morning,
Judge Cartier presiding, colored man
named walter Barton, an Idle spectator,
was ordered 70 romoVo his bat while In
court. He declined to do 90, and was there.
upon arrested BY Balllh Graves and tsksa
before Justice Walter. BcVerai Witneasss
wero examined, whose testimony went 70
Of the Circuit Court. Justice Walter re.
Viewed the evidence, and concluded that he
had no Jurisdlctlon over Rpy court except
his own, and dismissed the case, further re-
marking that the oficer might take the ac-
cused before Justice Cartier, TO be dealt
with according 10 the rules Of his tribunal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

A PLEASANT GATHERNG.-The teachers
OF Wesley chapel sabbath.school had made
arrangements for gathering Of the officers
and teachers OF the Methodist Episcopal
schools OF the city at their pleasant school.
room. The inclement weather somewhat
lntetfered with the arrangements, but not
withstandlng quite number Of the mem
bers Of this church and members OF the Sab.
hath-schools also, were assembled, and spent
a pleasant evening. These gatherings arc
Intended To bhug together thoss who arc
engaged In tho Sabbath-school work, and
win accomplish much good. 'sE-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

WISELY CHAPEL--At the session OF the
Wesley chapel conference on Monday eve
ming resolution complimentary To Presld-
Ing Elder N. J.. B, Morgan was adopted, as
also resolution requesting the baltimore
conference to return the present pastor, Rev.
YEAR, also, resolution or thanks 10 Mr., J.
D. Latham for his services as local preacher,
IL was further decided TO continue The Yves
ley chapel mission for year longer, ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

NATIONAL HOTEL FmR.-About II O'Clock
yesterday morning, q IRE broke out In a
room on the third floor OF tho National Ho.
tel, directly over the large dining room In
the east wing Of the hotel, and used for the
purpose OF making over mAttrasses, &c.
Tho fire spread to the adjoining room and
the passage way counscting the wing with
the main building and through the ceiling
TO the two rooms above and through the
roof. The aspect was, at one time, quite
alarming, aud there was hsAyy business
done In the way Of packing wardrobes BY
the boarders, but the flames were got under
very soon by the Immense quantity Of water
thrown by tho fire department, although all
Of It did not reach the FIRE. The damage
BY Gre and water will amount 10 bet ween
one aud two thousand dollars, the ceiling Of
the dining room being loossned aud drop
ping OF In q manner to render u dangerous
to pas under. Tho second dining room,
generally known A. the gentlsmen's ordI.
nary, which has been closed for some time,
is being used as the main dining room
while the other Is being re1tted, -
The fire Is alleged 70 have boon the work
Of an incendlary, from the fact that bali
saturated with Some infammablo material
was discovered 10 thcroom 10 which the Are
originated, as though Il had been thrown
over the ttansom Of the door. 10
In another column Ii will be seen that
Msssrs. Tenney b Co. publish a card OF
thanks TO the Ore department aud others. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

sCENE IN A CHURcu.-A queer scene was
witnessed In q Methodist church In New
York on Sunday. When the clergyman
Rfose, as usual, 70 deliver his morning ser.
mon, a woman In the body Of the church
rose too. She Informed tho congregation
that she had received a special telegram
from heaven, In which tho Lord had com
missioned her TO warn the people OF a coming
judgment, and 10 preach % thom A. did Paul
OF old to King Felix, on righteousness, tenn
ptrance and the Judgment to como. The
pastor interrupted her with q Tebuko for
thus breaking In upon his sermon with her
news from heaven. She temporarily sub
sided, aud the reverend gentleman went on
with his discourse. But no sooner had the
sermon been disposed Of than the woman
with the nervous excitement rose again.
She wanted to know, she said, II she hadn't
the hight to say word for Jesus and His
cause. She wanted TO know II she couldn't
act In accordance with the telegram which
she had received from heaven She had
been denied standing room on holy ground,
and she would now 70, but she would first
strike the dust from her feet. She shook OF
every particle OF dust accordingly, and then
left the church. g. lf.as &c.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

% be u snaetsd bV he Board Of Aldsrn,sn and
Board Of Common Corgsn Of tA city Of
HdthIH6ton, That the Mayor Do, and he IL
hereby, authorised and requested 70 cause
Second street west, from D 70 D street north,
70 be graded and grAveleL Tho work 70 be
done by days work, aud under the suporlns
tendence provided by law. --
" sRoTIoN Q. AID " q. h1tlsr enacted, That
10 defray the expense Of this iimproyement,
the SUN Of eight hundred and my dol
Jars, or so much thereof as n necessary,
be, and the same Is hereby, appi opFlated
out Of the fundA Of the Fifth ward. H''alI
p Approved December ~, 1860. HE ,.UiJ TH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

ARRHsT or 4 BIdLHIsF-ATTEMFT TO Es-
oArl.--Abeut one o'clock yesterday morn
Ing OHcer Mullins arrested German named
Edward HelntHel In bed At the 81. Nicholas
restaurant, on the charge OF blgamy. The
arrest was made on q bench warrant issued
by Chief Justice Cartier. HeintEel is charged
with being the husband Of four wives, one Of
whom appears AZ the proseeutrix In the case.
When the ofhcer aroused Helntxel 10 arrest
him he attempted 10 pretend Ignorance, and
ayoWed himself as one-armed soldier, at
the same time conceallnR his len arm Ia a
manner calculated 70 deceive. lF
Tho offioer however knew his man, and
compelled him TO arise and accompany him
TO the Central guard-house. Later In the
day he was taken TO the City Hall, and turned
over to the custody Of the marshal. ar
while Commitment was being made out
to send him 10 jail, HelutEsl quietly slipped
cut, aud was making good his escape, hue
and cry was raised a. the crowd started In
pursuit. A passer BY, Mr.. J. IL, sssiford,
however, brought him suddenly up by q
Square knock down" He was then CO.
cured, aud safely conveyed too jail,
where he will remain until the next session
OF tho Criminal Court.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

Tue SECOND WARD INYMcBLEs did not
show their lpyln0lblllty lAst night, for early
In the evening a few members Of the eIec1-
live committee met and decided 70 postpone
the meeting on account Of the rain. Tho
admission or there might have been quite a
respectable gathering, Al late as . o'clock
parties were 10 DO seen on Fourteenth street
lnqulHng what had become OF the meeting,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

An ARIsTooRATIC HoRsE.-Yesterday af-
ternoon horse attached to an street car
became frightened and dashed away from
the car, just In front Of Lear's drug atOre,
at the corner Of y and Eleventh streets, and
preferring the sidewalk TO the roadway,
compelled pedestrians 10 seek safer quarters
In the CUTTERS and beyond. Tho dangling
harness made sad havoc with signs and
door posts, aud the runaway was not cap
tured until he had reached Fourteenth
street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16
LOCAL NOTICES.

FREn FROM DmT.--Is there any hair color
Ing preparation, either here or 10 Europe, that
resembles Phalon's Yltalia, or Salvation for
the HART Not ono. Il IL a clear nuld that
flows from the bottlej docs not stain the
skin, and produces none but natural shades
Of color. II has no sediment. Sold by all
druggistG aud fancy goods dealers.
fel4.eogt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16
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h ~. Houl npurth " h.shhn haleot eAbL. 49,
De V enacted bR he Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Qr he city Of
WqShiRgtoB, That the sum Of seventeen
hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may
DO necessary, be, aud the Aama Ia hereby,
appropriated out OF the funds Of the Finh
and Sixth wards, 10 grade and gravel b
street north, between Fourth and Eighth
streets east. The work TO DO done by the
day, under the direction Of the city surveyor
aud the commissioner OF said wards.
Approved December 10, 1890. 20 .rI 90
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16
Az ACT Q grade and gravel First street eaAt,

:" ITOW d HIIttI hVTIu 70 wv n0uuuaTy'
Bat enacted bV The Board Of Aldermen and
BOdrdof Common Council Of he Ciivgf Wash.
layton, That the Mayor DO, and he Is hereby,
authorized aud requested 10 cause First
street east, from ID street north to tho
boundary, to be graded and graVeled, aud 10
defray the expense thereof sum suficlent
10 hereby appropriated out OF the Fourth
ward fund. rl / "... sHHrI pr" ... VT.
Sec. q. And BE- u further enacted, That the
said work bhall bo done by days work, under
the supervision OF the Fourth Ward Com
missioner. aH.. n.o l.rf ''I| fl".
Approved December n, 1869. .Hn7urH O.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

OFFICIAL REFoRTs prove, that Hon'a
MALI Extract has shown an inoaleulable In
Ruence on the condition Of the sick soldiers
during the late European wars. This fact,
In conjunction with the encomiums of our
frat physicians, many OF whom have either
used II In thar own families, or prescribed
II for their patients, with the most happy
reaults, speaks 20 we'll for Hoh-s Malt ET-
tract, that further praise on our part would
be superAuous. !. . I...n .
Sold BY all druggists and grocers.9ry -. o..
ia .npt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

MUSICAL cRITISIHM out West Is some
times, 10 cay the lsast Of II, peculiar. One
OF the village dNlstdHH on the Plains thus
dlscoursss about the singing OF his choir /
'It 10 like drlfI wood In strSami II draQS
on the bars, yet don't amount TO a dam"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

SAILS OF AoNET.-At the meeting OF tho
National Union Building Association No, 2,
81 200 was advanced on sixteen shares, at
an average OF 90 per cent. ,.l.... q,
At the meeting Of the Peoples Bnlldlng
Association 5000 was sold at 10 per cent.
premium. .....
Al the Central Association, OF George
town, twenly.four shares were retired at an
average OF Sl.l0 net TO the shareholder.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

TnE BELL RTNdBRs.-The Peak Family OF
Swiss bell ringers offer an interesting pro-
gramme at Lincoln Hall tomorrow evening.
They have \ full company, all talented per.
formers, and their exhibition Is varied and
pleasing. . ar.. ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

ONE HUNDRED FARM banda, with their
families, are wanted Immediately, TO 60 TO
Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi and Louis
lana, to work on fATrnsi application 10 30
made at the office Of the Associations for the
Improvement OF the Condition Of the Poor,
corner Of Flfth aud L streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

An ACT 10 condemn, grade and open an
. "a ul alley In square ho.i7b0. 81 Sass.

I .F uI alley IN square h0iTbea ~ Haa'
BE " o.aetsd bv The Board Of ALdsfTasn aRd
Board Of Common CoHaeR Of The i0iiv Of
Wdsh''0ion, That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorised and requested TO cause
an alley In square No. $50 Tin accordance
with the petition Of she property -holders In
haid squnIe) To DO condemned opened,
graded and paved agreeably 10 lths act Of
November I, 1sAa, entitled can act eoncetn!
Ing alleye."rg Il 40 'rE# /. IIfg rFf FU 1870
Approved December "A, 1850. 90. .a0eIsasJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

sRLLISo WITHOUT LIcEssE.-P. o. Burns,
an agent for Newbold & Son, lamp shade
dealers, Of Baltimore, was fined e20 yester-
day By Justice Backey for soliciting trade
without license. ........
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

ThE WASHINGTON CITI SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
Is open from $50 70 7;B0 every Saturday eve
Ming. In addition 70 its regular banking
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

STATE SoCIABLKs.-Rss ySrSSV-The nrst
Of a series Of soclables was given last night
BY the New Jersey Republican association
at Liberty Hall, corner Of Seventh and L
streets. Although the weather was unfa-
yorASle the attendance was large, aud all
entered into the spirit of the occaIion. Brief
addresses were delivered By Hon. John Hill,
Hon. Orestes A. Cleveland, and NJ. NJ.
KAiEhn, esq, Mandatory OF the little State,
and saying that she was OF much more con-
sequence than was generally supposed.
Several pieces were sung by Mr.. and Mas
Mann, and letter was read from SSefotarJ
Robson. regrettlng his inability TO attend
on account Of unexpected absence. After
these exercises dancing was introduced as
the feature OF The occaaion, and ths sons
and fair daughters Of New Jersey showed
themselves 10 DO ardent devotees OF Terpsl-
ehore, and proficient Ia the IASEea Of the
dance. The company separated at q late
hour, apparently much pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
NsW ddnpShire.--Th New Hampshire
Republican Association also gave their first
Soeiablo last night In tho same building. A
goodly number were In attendance, and
dancing was generally participated In.
Among those present We noticed Hon. VIM.
z. Chandler and Hon. M @. OrdWay, ser-
geant-at.arms OF the House, The entertain
meIt was much enjoyed by all present.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

TEE ALLEGED MURDRREK.-The eolorsd
woman Mary Ice, who was 50 badly
wounded BY m unknown asSAllAnt last
Wednesday night, has fingered near death
foT several days. Yesterday George Blim,
the eolored man charged with the assault
upon her, was taken TO the hospital, whore
she Hes, for Identification, but owing 10 her
condition she failed 10 TseoRDlEe him. He
was reeommlIted 10 jail,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

ALARM OF FmR.--Ths alarm sounded
from box As, at Q o'clock this morning, was
caused by an attempt TO burn An unoccupled
frame shanty corner OF Fourtcsnth and NJ
streets. The fro was put out by the police
before the arrival Of the engines. ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

LAST NIGHT about 1870 o'clock fight oc-
CURED between two hack-driVsrs at the cor
ner Of Fourteenth street and the Avenue,
and but for the prompt interference OF Of
fcer Marden, who arrested both parties and
escorted them TO tho Central Ruard.house,
would have resulted seriously TO both par
tlos. The names Of the combatants are Jno.
Reagan aud John W. Brausol, moro COM
monty known as "Okum Ja9kn to the people
Of the southern portion Of the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

The National Medical 5oeloty meets this
the secretary, 1885 New y ork avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

FALsH ALLRN.-AbOut 7o'olOck last night
an alarm was sounded, oceasioned by the
burning Of foul chimney on TWenty.thlrd
street, between l. aud N streets. No dam
ago.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

MAsTkR FRANKIE GUHNHIL will give an-
other OF his wonderful seances tonight AZ
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

ALL AHTI-BoWHN Republicans Of the Third
ward arc Tequesled 10 meet at UuIon League
Hal, on Saturday evening neIl,the 18th
inst, to organise fos the approaching cam.
palgn, '
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

TUE oficerS and members OF the seneca
Tribe, No. II, !. o. X. NJ, Hillmest tonight
at o'clock,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

The house No. 80 NlRetesnth street, con
taning ten rooms, In good repalT, IL for rent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16
IN THB RUPREHR, eoqRT 9F THE DIsFRIoP
HsDr:sra Ne Q. EsI Hsf ~, r.,,,. "a.

d, jain Y, Nay al Al. - :.
Ordsrsd, Thls twenty -fourth FAY Of January, A,
D. 1870, that the Aale made and this day Tepofted
~ William y, FeqdAll, trustee for tho tale % nc
zeal astAte In the aboYe cause mentioned,
b ratlned aud eonatnsd, unlsps cause 70
lhe 4tthy thereof b PhoWRoH or before the a5ih
order DO tpseIted 10 SOME new spApor pflhted Ald
publlshRd Ia Waahingiou city. D. o., ones Ia
The report states the amount % Falp' 10 bq'sd
dsI 90 A. y. OLlh. JustleS,
EsSifRR'5, NEds. olsrE. " JsS.Tusw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16
An ACT TO grade and gravel Third street
west, from X street north 10 Boundar!

Be u enacted By tie Board Of Aldsrmt,. aud
Board Of Common Council Of LAs0ltu Of Wash
iBgt0R, That the Mayor b., and no u mere
by, authorized and requested TO cause that
portion Of Third street. west, between X
street north and Boundary stree, 70 % graded
and RraVeledt and 20 defray tho expenses
incurred thereby the sum Of (SSOO) three
hundred dollarS, or so much thereof Ne may
DO necessary, be, and the same lS hereby,
appropriated out Of the funds Of tho Third
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

An ACT TO lay Gag footwaJ across Seventh
street west, at the intersection Of @ street
north. Del. ~ ....| fl. ......a.
Be q enacted bVths Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of TIE Oity of
Wdshta0foh, That the Mayor be, and he "a
hereby, authorized and requested 70 cause
northeast corners Of @ street north and said
Seventh street west and a sum SUFFICIENT 70
pay the expense thereof Il hereby appropfi-
ated out OF tho funds OF tho Third and
Fourth wards In equal proportions. The work
10 be done 10 such manner and under such
superintendent as lS provided by exciting
law. yl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16
TEE LIQUOR ouEaTIoH.



A memorial, prepared by Wholesale aud
retAll dealers In splrltuous liquors, IL being
circulated and numerously signed BY al
classes OF business men demonstrating aralnst
the passage Of Senator Pomeroy'a bill, No.
500, purportinE to CIRCULATE the sale OF In
torleatlng liquors Ia the District OF Colum.
bla." The following IL the text OF tho doeu-
ment
10 "a. ssaais aad H1u's RsprsIsataiipss u ne
ynnr SSn,Go ,g ,.,r.o,s,r, ..r,...,,
~ hVsI ~ ni.i. IosIessIy IePlesen y
t Wa. ~ NY Sli- ~ y ana 9u.lness men OF
n.,In.s ~ T,y, y. ~ Anu haN ~ nav y
so me Int I ~ the senate OF
81 yena.e oili 70, ~, puIP0ttng 70 rsuIate
Wy, Wy w y, ins1hieaung liquors IA tne Da-
VIZ VIZ % oHium h' ane 70 oenns ne persons
uno snan snaG LnS Iesponsolly, we
Son.N AKans' 'ne passage OF SAID Dill,
0eSAu,oE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

An ACT for the relief OF L. T. Clark.
BE % enacted bv the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common CouReil Of Tie CITY Of
WdShiR9ton, That tho sum OF forty-four dol
lars be, and the same IL hereby, appropriated
out Of the general fund 10 enable the Mayor
to refund ~ L. r. Clark, that amount paid
BY him for the privilege OF tapping sewer
on II street north.
Approved, December IA, 1859. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

An ACT authorizing tho laying OF diagonal
way at the Intersection of 3 street north
aud Seventh street west.
Bet enacted By ths Board Of Alisr''ss,. and
Board Of Cona,ao.. O0~'etT Of tht Guy Of Wash
is,gfon, That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby,
authorized TO have diagonal way tagged
at the intersection OF street north and
Seventh street west, from the northwest TO
the southeast corner Of said space, and that
the same shall DO paid for In equal proper
tions out OF the Third and Fourth ward
funds. 10. ... I7. ia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

An ACT to grade aud gravel sixth street
I east, from Maryland sysnuS 70 II street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

An ACT TO grade and gravel New Jersey
avenue, from New York avenue 10 Bound
AIRY street north. s.s.r 30 ..."f .a. o.
Bsu eSdotsd 0u TIE Board Of AIdsrnsa and
Board Of Commons Cotalsn Of az on Of
WathlaotoH, That the sum OF SIS, 146, (the
SURVEYORS estimate or 90 much thereof as
may be necessary, DO, and the same 10 here
BY, appropriated out OF the funds Of the
Second and Third wards In just proportions
for the pnrpose Of grading and giAVellng
New Jersey avenue, from New York avenue
70 Boundary street north. Tho Mayor 10
have sAld work done In accordance with
existing laws. l.,asI 1855 ala tHa .fif'.F. ..
Approved December ~, 1900 bro .EGo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

Be u enacted by tie board o. AlsisrIAslt aad
Beard Of Common Council Of the ottDoy WdAh-
ingion, That the Mayor b, and hels hsro-
] b., authorized and requested 10 cause sixth
htrcet east, from Maryland Avenue 20 II
street north, 10 be graded and gravoledI the
work 10 DO done By days. work, under The
saperintendence OF the Ward Commlasioasr.
10 Bee, .. Ard tbs u J1irtAsr mated, That .
sun auficienttO pay for the same improve.
ment BE-, and h hereby, appropriated out Of
the funda OF the Fourth ward! '51. t7.6E f--
b, Approved December II, 1890. gui.rI'4 q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

An AoE TO grade aud gravel ID street south,
10 from Third street east 10 the canal. q,
Be u enacted ~ tAs Board oJ AldsrRlsR dnd
Boafi qf 0oalplOH Couacu Of hs Oifv Of
HdahiR0foa, That the Mayor be, and he Il
hereby, apthoFlnod and requested 70 cause d
street south 70 begraded and gtayeled, from
Third strost EAST 10 tho canal and 20 deffay
The expense thereof q suin Sufficient be, ahd
10 berohy, appropriated cat Of the funds'of
the Finn ward. '71mnE97pp De- g. rul raya'
Sec. 2. 1nd BE- u JssihIf sisaefsd, That said
work ahAll be done BY day'S work under Che
auporYlAlon Of tho finn Ward Commits.
alDnar. 900 |u uu.fInfuaaa - a fJH H
Approved December a., 1860. 70 moi .a