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u. s. MARSHAL'S SALE.
In virtYS Of a writ of feri facias issued
TvJ from the CYerk s Office of the Supreme Court
wv ,of the District of Columbia and to di-
rected, will sell at public sale for cash, at the
auction store of VIM. l.. Wall & Co., Auctioneers.
on SATURDAY the 5th day of February next, l579,
at ii O'Clock q. m.
Piano and Writing Desk,
seized and levied upon the goods and chattes of
Augustine Chester, and will be sold TO satisfy
tion No. 6, 1872, I'm favor Of James Towles
ALEX. SHARP, u. :. Marshal, ID. G.
ia 26-dts Per VIM. L.. WALL co, Aucts
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JOSEPH s. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office

UNITED STATES CONSOLIDATED LAND OFFIcEJ
NEW ORLEANS, LA, December %, 1863.
Notice is hereby given that the books and records
Of the Monroe Land Ofiice have been removed to
New Orleans. This Office will be prepared to re-
ceve applications for entries of lands embraced in
the Monroe District on and after January %. 1870.
CHARLES BARNARD, Register.
Ja5-w&t HENRY l.. JONES. Receiver
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UNDERTAKES.
UNDERTAKES.
RICHARD T. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARR
HARy yEY & ARR,
U.N.DRRTAKRRA
No. 335 STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth.
my Sly

bridal AND FUNERAL wREATHs, BO-
y DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enameed in Wax. All kinds OF Hair
Pearl by Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston: 3.s sth St,
GRANT, Mrs. Admiral Goldsborough, w w Corco-
ran, Gen. Casey, Gen. Tompkins, Gen. Aiken del-ly
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Successors to j. q. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Penn avenue and Ilth 81.

.. O -
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lIth st.
CHANCERY SALES.
Ia BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
."";M OF the District Of Columbia, bearing date May
s~.3lst 1863, George w. Wilson and wife va
Mary kearney ct al, shall sell the equitable life
estate of Mary NJ. kearney, at public auction, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 9th day of Jan
uaIy NO at clock, on the premises, parts lots IL
and l square l42, situated the southwest corner
Of 18th and streets north, improved by two story
Brick Dwelling, with attic and basement. Imme-
diately after east part lot g. in square l situated
on the north side OF street north between 18th and
Houses.
Terms Of sale: third cash. residue in and l2
MONTHS with interest, secured by purch bonds
or notes, with a security securities, to be ap-
proved BY Trustee; or all cash, at option Of pur-
chaser. Convey ancing and stamps at purchaser a
cost $50 on each purchase at time of sale.
e. INGLE, Trustee,
COOPER & LATIMER,
ia 4eodSds Iintel.] Auctioneers
STHEABOyESA SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, February 9Th, same hour and place
y. 1NGLE, Trustee.
JAZZ -eod&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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A PPLICATION IOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTY.

WABRANTB,
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTIRIon,
PENsloN OBIIcK, July Is, t60o
To Who1 d May Coacerp.-Applicsfions hav{ns
been made under the act q June =, is for the re-
Which are alleged to have been lost or destroyed-
notice hereby given that At the date following the
rant q IKE tenor will be reissued, no valid objoo.
Il. VAN ARRNAM. commi..,on.-
No. a.S1, for lao acres, issued under the act Of
ton ton and was granted March n, $50. February s.
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
RAy-y nEpAp rNENP
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TTNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
az, On the he petition Of o: "; MINARD, Of Johns
emit granted e him the 18th day of April 1855, and
Ieissued on the 18th day Of Noyember, 1859, for
1t s ordered that the testimony in the be closed
on tho 18th day of March next, that the time for
tied to the 18th day Of March next and tRat sSid pe
tition be heard on the 3Oth day Of March next
Any person may Oppo:e, , this sxtelsioni
jaN-law5w Commissioner of Patents.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. PETITION Sf TH5MHs al janussy u o
Miiwauke, Wisconsin, praying Tor the extension Of
patent granted to him the 9th day Of May, 1856
for an Improvement in Furnaces for Smelling Iron:
tim. for Ming arguments and the Examiner 3 report
said petition be heard on the. 10Th day Of April
ns1f' Any person may SPR9ss this eTs9ssEn Tsss%p
jaH-lswsw commissioner G iSn Of Patents. as;
I TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
the petition u RYaxsn lsnSs5y ~ @
to tR 18Th day Il aDT e an
Improvement In Whip Sockets:
co fSs fsa sas IN the s
Be limited to the astS day % Of N March nsas and sSss
said petition be heard on the soth day Of March
Any person may 0DgS.ss m: s1ssr:,cH :tsar,
j. ktlAw3W Commissioner Of Patents.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, %.
In the City Of washington, on the 10Th day of yaa
= af5icx gsi: VAL RHi:
KEN, In the City Of Washington, within said
the petition Of bis creditors by the saprss Court
Oh $50 dEo. MASON, Attorney at Law.
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CHAECERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
\2A BY virtue OF . decree of the Supreme Court
FL OF the District Of Columbia, passed in Chan
49, cefy cause No. 1,16l, Docket 8, VIM. II De
1nenn ct Al vs.. Emma X. De Vaughn ct al, We shall
Sm' al ~ public auction, on WEDNESDAY,, the ID
gay gay o. Iebrusry, A. d. ls7g, at O'Clock p. on
INC premises, the west part Of lot Is in square No.
o. .eegnnng for said part on North street At the
noIthnwest corner OF said lot. and running thence
upon the western boundary Of said lot
esexeriy parallel with said north street distance
9t %. ieet inch; thence northwardly parallel with
,ne western boundary of said lot Is distance OF g
North street. distance of Is feet inches thence
SAID lot Is, a distance OF no feet to said north X
street thence westwardly on the southern boundary
Q, said north street, distance of ~ feet and in
Chez. cnes to the said place Of beginning, and improve
ments, consisting of three story Brick Dwelling
north, south side, between 9th and 10Th
Terms of sale; One third Of the purchase money to
pe paid cash in hand the residue thereof in respec
lively and u months from day Of sale with interest
20 bs secured by deed Of trust on the property. A
deed given when all the purchase money is paid
stamps and conveyancing at the cost Of the pur-
purchaser the fall Of the hammer III the terms OF
the day OF SALE the property will be resod at the cost
i.Wi Wns,Ghki nssc,HGhhRkir. Trustees.
Ja2l-d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

RYNM. L. WALL . CO.. Auctioueers.
- New Marble Building, Nos 900 and goa,
south Corner Of Penns- avenue and Ninth street.
AssIGNEEs SALE OF FINE WINES, LIQUORs
AND ITALIAN PRODUCE.
@8,, ,0nF FRIDA1 MORNING ,coImensins At
lCo., at their store. old No. 2s3 Penna ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th SITS The stock
Is one Of the best selected in the city We mention
Port. Claret, and sherry Wines,
Cognac, Pinet Castillion Co., vintage $50 and
Italian Champagne, various brands,
Olive Oil, Green Peas,
Msccaroni. Sardines,
fixtures; sfeivins, &C.. &C.
Terms cash.
Il. G. JACOBIN, Assignee.
RY COOPER LATIMER Auctioneers.
II (Successors to J. @. Mcclure CO..
southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
PARL0R SUITES, WALNUT MARBtE- TOP
SETS SEhEfYssEs& FhkkE,PGY FFhAREEtS cSEEASE HEP IL
o. FkipaSS SeA ASRsfksTaA S AT AgcS1oS Fs5rass;
VI iao; at 10 o'clock, at the residence Of a lady
'declnng housekeeping. No % Indiana
Row we shall sell a superior collection of House
One nearly new North American COmpany's Piano
Two Walnut Rep Parlor Suites, NEARLY new'
Marble-top Table, Window Shades
Painted Cottage Furniture, Blankets and Comforts
sar and and Carpets
Dining Table and Chairs, China and Glassware
Portable Range and Furniture, Wash Tubs
Kitchen Requisites, &c, &C.
N.B.-The above Furniture is nearly new.
fei COOPER LATIMER, Auctrs.
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS cos AD-
uS yERTlSEMENT. 1t will pay. ia2S-a
NOTICE OF THE DIsCONTINUANCE OF THE
~ MONROE LAND DISTRICT IN THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That, pursuant
70 the 5th section of the Of Congress- approved
May -, l62 entitled An act TO reduce the expenses
United States,' the President OF the United States
has directed the dscontinuance Of the Monroe Land
District (Ofce at Monroe in the State of Louisiana
and that the vacant lands therein be made subject to
sale and entry at New Orleans, in said State, from
and after the 1st day of December next.
Lands remaining unsoid and unappropriated by
law, and heretofore subject TO sale and entry at
Monroe, will cease to be subject to entry at that
place on and after the date above mentioned. The
Register and Receiver at New Orleans will give
future public notice Of the day which they will be
prepared to receive applications for entries OF any
such lands at their office.
Given under my hand. at the General Land Office,
in the city Of Washington, ID. c., this 22d day Of
October. A. ID. lsfe.
By order Of the President.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

4
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 10, 1869.
sealed Proposals. with plans and specitications, in
ceiyed at this office until u NJ, the 4th day OF
March y 80 fer the CONSTRUCTION OF A
transportation by sea. The structure to be princf
paliy OF iron and Of strength and power to
weight
Parties wishing to contract for building such Dock
viii have their plans and specifications complete in
ton. ~ -
such plans as submitted will be considered
relsuyey and with cost q construction, and those
ders, II desired.
The acceptance Of any bid will be dependent upon
a necessary appropriation Of funds by Congress- AZ
also whether the plans, specifications and cost are
h contract be entered into payments will be made
upon estimates - the work progresses, and twenty
per cent Of the contract price viii be reserved until
the dock shall be fully and satisfactorily tested
DANIEL AAAEN,
6elS- -laWlU
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AUCTION SALES.
Tomorrow.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

RI COOPER LATIMER, Auctiooeers,
- tSuccessors to James c. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Penna avenue and llth street.
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10y W. L WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2, southeast cor Pa ave- and 9th ct

RYw. .wALL VAL 4 : s.3I: GO, H1;,1 Ag1;s,,1lOneers,
900 and aoS r sibass MaTSle soldPs P and o., .
TRUSTEES SALE OF y STREET PROPERTY
IL Under and by virtue of a decree of the Su-
Erems IRE gs Court Of A the d, District Of Columbia on
i,s0O, wherein CATHERINE L. De Vaughn and others
are complainants, and Thomas II. and Elizabeth NJ.
e tee on ars the I ny 81 hf Tu
o'clock in the Aitern99n in front 9f the premises,
East thirty feet from front rear Of lot numbered
two,t2D In square numbered four hundred and eigh-
and s * on nsys
s2 feet three CD inches from the northeast corner of
thence handTed and esa feet
~ inches and three the1ceeast thirty
nine (9) inches and three-quarters, (A) improved by
Terms Of Sale: One-third cash, the balance in
equal instruments, payable in 6 and II months the
deferred payments to be secured by bonds and deeds
Of trust all conveyancing and stamps at the costs
Unless the terms of sale are complied with in five
right resell the property at the risk of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers.
deposit Of 800 will be required on the property
CO RICHMOND, Trustee.
SALE VI "iStf6BHshooS STORES. ohDNANoh
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHIysroN CRY, January 10, iS0:S
bidder noon FeSruarsy Sr t.
ls0 in the ofce Of the Inspector Of Ordnance, Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, N. H., large lot of articles Of
Ordnance, comprising Small Arms, and Miscella-
neous Stores.
Terms: One-half cash, in Government funds, on
the conclusion Of the sale and the remainder within
ten days afterward, during which time the articles
must be remoy ed from the yard. otherwise they will
revert to the Government.
to be distinctly understood that no guarantee
will be given to purchasers of articles offered for sale
eS in in ss SSs Is IS
that everything offered for sale is as represented
A. LUDLOW CASE,
ja A1awtds Chief of Bureau
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-02-18

.I.RA.
TIE REBEL CONVENTION.
We find upon examining the antece-
dents of the rebel convention, that it
is body nearly every member of which
has either fought against the United
States as a rebel soldier, or held, or
sought to hold, some official position
under the reasonable, rebel govern
ment. Many of its members were lead
ing officers in the rebellion which at
tempted to suck the lifc-blOod of the
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gether in Tennessee since the war;
Many of them have the blood of inno-
cent Union men upon their skirts. Shall
such men as these be the rulers of the
loyal people of Tennessee? Shall they
make laws to govern the Union sol
diers Of our State-the widows and Or
phans of those noble and gallant heroes
who were slain by these very mcn?--
Watchman. tell us Of the night!
TIE LAST LINK IS BROKEN.
From the commencement of pOliti-
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ssMs @SSN>
-:

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JONESBOROUGH, TENN:
Friday, February ls, 1870.
TIE REBEL C0NV ENTl0N OF
l. TENNESSEE.
The following is correct list of the
Rebel Convention now sitting in Nash
vi c, with the anteccdents of each
during the war:
, The character of this convention has of late
lrcb extensively commented upon by the press
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masked murderers and desperadoes.-
They created Convention, which has
finished the infamous work by striking
down our loyal judiciary, to make room
for men of their own crew-men steep
ed in treason, whose hands are drip
ping with the blood of Union soldiers.
This last link between the loyal people
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EpIlESIANS.

wv WHHPTsIWHU IHHI 'UT' NHIVHFHU, Ut
West Tennessee, will be here on the 10Th Of
February, aud WI occupy the position of
assistant teacher. The Colonel WINS II gal
lint defender Of the Lost Cnnse, and that met
lone is sufficient 10 commend him to oui
people. - Winchester journal.
Yes. the JourhaFs idea of necessary
education is, that if the teacher has
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UNHON
R.P. Brooks, aided secession by his votes
and influence, but too weak in the knees to
serve as soldier.
MIL s. BRowN an uncompromising rebel,
was sent beyond the Union lines for his trea-
son by the United States Government May G,
1868,
}. s. BRowS was n colonel in the army Of
the JEFF. Davis Oligarchy.
4. NJ. Burnett, another Tennessee Con-
scrvativc. h"
j. W. BURTON was, q captain in the, rebel
army.
WILLIAM BRyNE WIS rebel voter.
ALIEN. Campbell WAS captain in the rebel
army under the butcher, Forrest.
W. B. CARTER, an Andy-Johnson Union
man.
X. p. CYpERr was II captain in the rebel
army. ...l
r. CmowNING, n citizen of the Confederate
States, and exercised the elective franchise us
such.
WARREN CrMMiNGs citizen of the Con-
federute States, and exercised the elective
franchise as such.
JAMES A. CorrIN, n citizen of the Confe'l-
crate States, and exercised the elective fran
chse NJ SUCH
W. V. DEADEnICX was u major in the rebel
army, on the staff Of the rebel General \. l..
jackson. : 'I.''H '''t' tE
w. +. DoHrRry, formerly 'iizcn Of the
Confederate States, aud voted as such.
I. ID. DEArENpoRr, an officer of no distinc-
ton in the rebel army.
GEORGE q. Dlmki.I. wns Il biigalicr gem
cral in the rebel army and II rebel conscript
OIfcer. Ii
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IcIIIICsSee uHt PTUtcCtIOI 90 tHt7

IT VI W.T." PrVPNrsv 10 ITO" UrVNF'' 'Herr
last hope has vanished, so far as Ten
nessee is concerned. If protection is
not voucEedsaie by the Federal Gov
crnment, and the food of high-handed
revolution and the violation of law
stopped we are henceforth the seris--
menial slaves of our enemies, and the
enemies of the National Government.
CHE Az IS nIANNA AE THE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-11
The King and Emperor.

The New York Commercial -Adrertiser. Of
Monday, contains this glimpse at the past
"As / cannot die at the head Of the army.
I lay my sword at the feet of Your majesty.
Thus the Emperor of the French to his
quondam friend and royal compeer koenig
Wilhelm l Of Prussia. But few years
back we remember to have seen these two,
the victor and the vanquished, seated ami
cably together in one of the imperial rOi-
tures which was being driven at the time
through the Bots de Boulogne. They chatted
apparently with the freedom and rlnreserve
that might mark the intercourse OF old
friends: turning every now and then to ac-
knowledge the bows Of many a passer by.
No royal cOrtege attended the two sovef-
eigns on that beautiful evening drive. No
pomp, no display. no sign OF rank. none OF
the glitter of the court went with them.
1t was as though two unpretending citizens
had driven forth to inhale the pure air of
the Bots, or enjoy an hour of social commu-
Mon in its refreshing shade. The beamng
countenance of the kind old German King
was as benignant as the sky above him was
clear. He might have passed for vencra-
bic gentleman Of fortune, who had with
drawn from the cares OF business; a retired
wine merchant. for instance, possessed OF
extensive estates upon the Rhine: man
| whose culture of the grape had impaired to
his character some of its generous glow and
richness. and to his cheeks some of its rosy
bloom. But the man who sat beside him
never smiled. His face was pale and puffy,
| as though disease had dried within him the
fountains of health; his complexion Of a
milky hue, as though his blood never
! mounted above his shirt collar. When a
| bystander raised his hat to this pale, puffy
man, the latter returned but a
cold and distant recognition. Evil
| IDENTIFY lie had forgotten that afternoon
to shift from his mind the weighty RESPONSE
hilities of empire. He talked much to his
companion, but his speech seemed frozen.
| There was no humor in his expressions; no
sparkle in his eye. 1t was as though IA
sphinx had been endowed with voice, but
denied all mobility Of feature, all play Of
countcnancc. Thus, Louis Napoleon and
| William of Prussia, as they passed before our
| eyes one afternoon six years ago. What Il
| change has come Ter the spirit Of that scene
since then, What a transformation from
William Hospitality entertained as the guest
| of Bonapartc, and that same Bonararte
robbed of his sceptre and his sword, "a pris-
oncr in the hands of that same William,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-11

provided for by this act until the full amount OF
twenty-five millions, herein PROVIDED 1or sIsI, nc
withdrawn; and the circulation SO wi' Ms.
shall be distributed among the states ana IeIli.o
Ties having less than their proportion, 50 O. .h
equalize the same. And it shall De !nc 9uty oi 'iie
Controller Of the Currency, under the duectlol, VI
the Secretary Of the Treasury 1Grthwlth 70 A4ahI
requistiOn for the amount thereof upon INC pahhs
above indicated herein preserlbed AND upon
failure of such Associations or any OF thenl 20
turn the amount required within one year II slia,i
be the duty of the Controller of the Currency 10 sen
at public auction having given twenty days no!lce
thereof i'll one daily newspaper printed IN "ashlIP
ton and one in New York city, an amount OF oohis
deposited by said association, rs security 10Y salC
circulation equal to the circulation to be w1thdfaWn
from said association and not returned in cOlnpl
ance with such reQuistion: and the Controller OF
the Currency shall with the proceeds redeem so.
many OF the notes of said banking association, as
amount required and not returned and shall pay
the balance if any, to such banking association
Provided That no circulation shall be Withdrawn
under the provisions Of this section until after the
ffty-tour millions granted in the first section shall
have been taken up.
SECTION :. And be il further enacted, That after
the expiration of six months from the passage OF
this act any banking ASSOCIATION iocated II any
State having more titan its proportion OF cIcGiallon
may be removed TO any State having less IMAM IT'S
proportion of circulation, under such rules anu re-
gulations as the Controller OF the Currency, with
the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, may
require: Provided That the amount Of the ISSUE u
said banks shall not he deducted from the amount
o. new issue provided for il this act
approved July H. 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-11

AN ACT authorizing the establishment Of wafer
meters for The Potomac water, the having OF an
additional water main trolii the distr-btt.iI. re-
servoir OF tie Washington aqueduct, ald Iop
other purposes.
BE it enacted by tie Senate and House Of 2erre.
senatives OF the nitcd STAGES of america N Con
~, assembled, That in order to prevent uu1,a
cess:,ry waste Of F,solnac water aiui IL order To-
more fully enforce the laws OF the CORPORATION of
Washington and Georgetown IN relation 10 1h,.
distribution OF the same. the engineer officer IN
cilart. OF til, WASHINGTON au,leduCt j. h.I,.l,y ~.
th0rlzcd ana empowered. after giving notice. 10
shut OF tie water WHEN such MOI c, shall - disrg
carried itoIh any piaces where waste Of is
SEC ,. And he it further eTacred That tic use Of
Potomac water 10. mechanical and I.auu19t t,,rllc
purposes ~ iof private CONTAINS, street and pave
nent washers; sha.i he allowed on!s WHEN, II the
opinion o. said engineer it viii not te detrimental
70 the general distribution OF water II tie TWO
cities.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted. That the supply
ofwater 10 ali manufacturing Establishments hotels
livery stables. and othcr places recurring n Iar,rt
quantity shall be determined by meters erected aid
maintained at the expense OF the consumer; and The
said corporations OF Washington and Georgetown
shall charge and collect tor the quantity 50 deter
dIed gallons.
SIC. 4. And be it further enacted That said en-
gneer officer shall cause to lie furnished and laid
from the distributing reservoir OF the Wasi,iuoton
aqneduct to Capitol Hill in the city of Washington
along such route as he shall determine an irn,,
main OF thrty-sx inches in diameter connected
with the present mains at such points as he shall
direct and that the entire cost thereof shah he
borne proportlonately by the corporations of Wash
lnston ana Georgetown, and in oder 10 provide for
such cost, the said corporations are hereby euuov.
ereu ana authorized to increase the present water
rates I.uu water taxes TO such an amount may by
them pc deemed necessary
SEC D. And De IL further enacted, That for the
purpose OF enabling the coiporatior,s aforesaid IA
carry out the provisions o! this ace, il shan be
competent for them TO borrow IN such proportions
Us they may deem necessary, d sum OF money not
exceeding two hundred and sixty thousand dollars
for the city OF Washington and forty thousand
uoiiars ior the city Of Georgetown, redeenaple