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THE COURrR

CRIMINAL COURT, Jstgs OItn-Thi, morning
Re,ter, charged with resisting oeer.. eams into nao
Soprt and stated that they were unable TO agree.
the which Il reasonable men could no' make
up their minds. and said that he had been Informed
send them back Mr. IarrinStoa, Tor the defsoes H
the opinion that he the Judge had been
ptrns Judge n ii: prem remsak bur old
not believe that the counsel had anything to do With
into court about ~ clocs With verdict Of guilty
asa recommended Patrick Hourrihan to the mercy
A nolle pros was entered in each OF the following
fsses addison Lare John yohn:on, Thoms. Ross
assault Horsso Bolster. q; caves, Assault:
IdxsIS o B!isn, charged s with attempt a. rape on
Fanny Randall. colored, was placed on trial, and,
Assistant District Attorney said be could mot s.S
conviction, and verdict Of not guilty returned.
ORPHANS COURT, yadrt MeArtam-In the
killed March 9Th 49, on Capitol Hill, an order was
issued for distribution to the legal hers-a brother
Lay, guardian to the rphan children Of the late
r Page, renowned the guardianship, and the Court
5000 bonds. several accounts OF executors were
examined and passed.
POLICE COURT, J.dss SneR-To-day. Daniel
70 law lined ST. sicSsei Mss s iare sSS IF
halter: fined q and costs. hsresret Morris, en-
Holland. assault and battery Amanda Holland,
bis wife; dismissed Benjamin. Esgleston; no badge
struction Of alley; fined 81 and costs. Fanny
Dixon, charged with Keeping house Of i'll fame
James Wells, charged with stealing gun valued at
$40 from George Shekeli. Mr.. Shekell testified to
1t in his keeping; did not belong him, but TO
Capt. Gedney. Detective McDevitf testified to re.
covering the gun from Q colored man named Sandy
Blue. living in jackson Hall Alley. The court re-
served its decision. Danl Ransom, colored charged
with an assault On William J. Donovan. in Wall s
Bazaar. by driving horse over him: fined 81 with
out costs. Adjourned.
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REGISTER CRANE AND Ex.MAYOR
BOWEN.


Editor Star: In an affidavit read last evening,
from Sayles j. Bowen, at meeting of the Com
mittee appointed, which 1 presume you will
publish, occurs the following language
told him that his own admission convcts him OF
his conduct that l would have removed him
on the spot, had not then been on the eve OF q
departure from the city for few days. When
Ireturncd intended to appoint his successor
which did" The following are the reasons
given at the time for my removal:
"MAYOR's OFFICE, CITY HALL
WAsHISeToN, ID. c., September 6. 1869
Sir: mat ample time and opportunity NAV
De AFFORDED you to prosecute to the extent OF
ability, the charges you have already preferred,
as well as any others you may choose to make
against me, and that YOU may do so totally un-
restrained, deem it best TO relieve you from
further service In connection with the cOrpo-
ration. You are therefore removed from the
office Of Commissioner Of Improvements for the
Fourth Ward, to take effect Immediately.
Very respectfully, 5. j. BOWEN, Mayor"
10 JOHN II. CRANE; ESQ. Washington, ID. G.
1t will be observed that this letter, which was
written four weeks after the sewer fraud was
discovered, and one week after had preferred
charges OF malfeasance in Office against MIR.
Bowen, assigns m entirely different reason for
my removal from that given in the above afti-
davit.
Will you be kind enough to publish these con-
Trajectory statements OF MIR. Bowen side by
side, that the people may see what kind of
man we have had for Mayor the past two years,
and also that they may see how difficult il is for
men, though old and experienced in the art to
tell lie, and make 1t dOve-tail in all its parts
pronounce every important statement In this
afhdavit wickedly and maliciOusly false, and
contradictory OF all the circumstances surround
ing the case. Further comment is unnecessary.
j. II, CRANE,
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THE LONG BRIDGE.
Progress Of the work Of Reeonstrue,
ten - Railroad Bridge Across the
POtomac-A Large Force Of Men Em.
pleyed.

A large force Of laborers have been EMPLOYED
curing the past week in tearing up the old
eauseway walls Of the Long Bridge, and the
work Is go far advanced as to justify the stone
masons to commence the rebuilding of the
foundations Of the causeway In cement mortar
day or two hence. The high tides for the last
lev days have prevented the workmen from
getting down to the point desired, and yesterday
the force Of men thus employed were Transferred
20 the south end abutment walls, which are aIso
10 be taken up and relaid. Nothing has been
cone towards rebuilding the piers, but next
week this work viii be commenced. YESTERDAY
x zoout lofty stone masons and quarry men
most or them going to the quarry on the
Virginia side OF the river, Just south OF the
Chain bride, where the stone Is being dressed
ioa tne PIERS. On next Monday seventy more
stone masons will arrive from PENNSYLVANIA,
and be set at work at once. The stone has al
ready commenced to arrive from the uuarry for
The causeway wall About half Of this wall has
been taken up, and will be relaid In cement
replacing this wall and the south end abutment
wall, but the face portion to both the abutment
walls and the piers will be of trimmed stone,
laid In cement.
The contract for the new iron draws has been
given 20 Messrs. Linville & Co., bridge builders
OF Phlladelphia, who will also furnish the wood
woIk Tor the ertire superstructure, and all will
be built there and shipped here ready to be put
up.
Mr. Partridge, the engineer for the COMPANY.
states that the draw on the Washington side
VIII be placed further out into the river and
bullt with the view Of accommodating the com
mercial interests of both Washington and
Georgetown should there be any interest mani
Tested on the part of the people to induce Con-
gress TO pass an appropriation for the purpose
OF changing the channel from the Virginia shore
push this work to completion at the earliest pos
able moment.
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AN Acr grantiI

AN ACT granting permission to George n Howard
!trustee, to attach . bay window to nouse No. sI6
street = nth. " Wv
Be % an ae,sd ey tAs Board Of Aldermen asd Bo,,t
a. C0,anca t0xRcti Q( ths CRY Of Wasatastoa Thai
permission be, and the same 10 hereby, granted a.
George - Howard trustee to place Q bay viudov
OF four feet pros cton from the building line In front
OF the building in Of Construction on LOT
n, 10 square No "a, known - No GIG % strs et
north; the assent Of the President Of the United
States being given hereto
Approved November q $50
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fOFFIClAL.l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty eighth Council
of the City of WASHINGTON


De a tRat.td " nc BedTd a Itf.rrl.s arI Soard
q Com Dsen Council Of the CRY Of WaSaIartoa That
the sum o. forty one do lars and nj lety cents De- "a
the same hereby, appropriated out 81 the prop-r
fund TO enable the Mayor TO refund the .sne 20
John Kendall, he having paid that amouot for
i've certain lots IF ground, erroneousIy sold 10 him
by th- Corporation OF Washington. on the % h daY
Of June, 1871, for alleged deinauepcy 81 tax nav.
ments on the part Of the owners thereof
Approved Nov emeer 2, $50
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BuReLARy-About 4 O'Clock this morning
the residence of Mr.. Phillips, of the Washing
ton bar, On lSk street, opposite Lafayette
square WAS enter ed by burglars, who succeeded
IN making their escape carving of some valu-
able booty in siiverware and two clocks.
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CITY ITEMS.
The G. e. H. SHIRTS,

THB G. e. H. SHIRTS,
Well made, well-itting, and will wear well.
The greatest variety to be found. One, two or
three pleat b0soms, with cuffs or wristbands,
with collars or neckbands, to open behind or in
front, and with buttons or for screw studs.
The greatest variety of Bows Shirts.
Prices Of Mems Shirts, Sl-50 to s..
Prices of Boys Shirts, 81 to az.
comparison Of prices and qualities solicited
GEO. T.. HENNINs,
No. 410 Seventh street, n. W,
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GLORIOUS NRWa :

Cents Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Erer.
Gents MerinO Undershirts and Drawers IS,
in the District. Good White Shirts IS, so, 81
and S125; splendid article 80 and S225. Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for 25 cents. Handker-
chiefs already hemmed Is cents. Knit Jackets
in an endless variety. The finest assortment of
Bows, Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the CITY,
Call and see for yourselves, Franc & Goldman,
400 9TH street, between ID and K streets. and
Omce. 1921:
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An Acr 20 grade and gravel Carroll street. between
First Second

First and Second streets east
De az eadded BY the Board Of Aldermen aHd Board
o. Com mon foHnctt Of Tao CRY Of Washtax, That
the sum Of eight hundred dollars % much thereof
ae may be o, ceesaIy, be, ard the same lie here by
appropriated out Of the FUNDS Of the Fifth ward 10
enable the Mayor to grade ana gravel Carroll street
petween First and Second streets east The work TO
the Fitch ward, and two assistant commissioner 10
be appointed by he Mayor "
Approved November q $50
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ANAcr granting . certain privilege to VIM Dixon
Bs ,itnaefsd oy ne Board Of Ald.rmes and Board
o. Common Council Of the City Of WashinEton That
permission be, and ia hereby, granted 10 Wiljiam
Dixon to erect bay window in front Of his house on
Indiana avenue, near Third street west, extendin0
not more than four feet from the building line
Approved, November 2, 1870.
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The P STREET BRrDer.-we yesterday An

The p STREET BRIDeE.-We yesterday an
n0unced that the contract for completing abut-
ments Of the new bridge across Rock Greek con-
Meeting West street In Georgetown and p street
in this city, had been awarded to MIR. A. Hutch.
ms. The stone work which yet remains to be
done u as follaws 1iS2 cubic yards Of masonry
Is cubic yards Of coping for bridge seat and i6
cubic yards of coping for parapet. The bids for
the work (Which We published Yesterday there
for aggregate % follows: A. Barbour IL Son,
Cook, SIS, 5000; w. A. Hutchins Sl3 OS5. 40
Col. Same is the engineer In charge, which is a
sufficient guarantee that the work will be done
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Seventh sfreet vesf 10 p .f,es, sonth

Seventh street WeH TO ttreet south.
BE II enacted by the Board Of AIdeymea aad Board
q Common Council Of the CRY Of WaSSisstoa, That
the Mayor be and he IL hereby, authorised and re
Qdeeted 70 cause Water street from Seventh street
west TO street s<uth, 10 be graded and ersyeled
and TO defray the expense thereof the sum Of ave
thousand dollars, or % much thereof may be
necessary, IL hereby appropriated, payable out of
the funds Of the Seventh Ward the work 90 be don
in Of existing laws, under the superinte
dence Of the Commissioner OF Improvements sf the
Seventh Ward and two Assistant Commissioners TO
be appointed By the Mayor.
Approved, November u $50.
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AN ACT TO cause water main TO be laid in street
north, from Tenth street west TO Vermont avenue.
north.
Sc az sHotted By "a, Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of fhs CRY AZ WdShtagfoa That
the Water Board be, aud they hereby, equeetsi
and authorized to cause a water main be laid 10
street north from TeS street west Vermont ave
nue., thence in Vermont avenue from 20 h street
purth and. 20 defrsy the expense thereof a sufri-
Gent sum le hereby sppropriatd payable out of TIE
water fund, said fund 10 be reimbursed by such as
sessments and collections all lots or parts of os
borderip the line OF said water main A. IL an
thoI lied by existing laws.
Approve ed November IL, 1870.
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An ACT granting permission 70 Thomas A. Brow,

70 erect two Frame Buildings
re az enacted by fhs Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. COMMON tcnHcu Of the Ctty Of WASHINGTON That
Permission be, and the came is hereby, granted 10
Thomes A. Brown TO erect two frame houses in con
unuaton OF row OF three frame houses, owned by
INN, on the north side Of Vermont avenue between
d and y streets; the same to remain during the
pleasure OF the corporation: Prorided The on.ent
OF the President Of the Emitted states be first OBJ
teinee.. tApproyed, November 2, $50
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AN ACr to cause Q Waterman TO be LAID in Fif.h
s.uth. ''
BE az enacted ~ the Board Of Aldermen and 6ony3
q Common AZ the CRY Of WaSiingtoN, That
the water board be, and they hereby authoriE d
aud requested 20 cause a water main to be laid in
Ith street east from East Capitol street to sire
south, and TO defray the expense thereof suffcie
amount is hereby appropriate, payable out of the
water fund, TO be reimbuu OIL by such assessment
on all lots and parts Of lots authorized BY law
Approved November 2, 1870
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An AcT to take MP and relay the suffar. On a..
west side Of Third street betWeen and b strss.

Be 81 enacted ty the Board Of Aldermen ond IA. -
q Csnnsr Cosnet Of ihe Cify q WasAiasios, T6a,
quested to cause the gutter on the vest se az
.,reet west 70 be taken up and reiad and to efrsV
"a 70 .aereet ane sum Of two hundred dollars
same hereby appropriated out Of the fund.- 81 IN
n;event1 ward the YORK to be done upder the dire
Approved, November 2, ls70. 'ns ia"
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ANoTHKR IHCENDIARy FIRI.-This morning
atsut $3.50 Q. m an alarm OF fre was turned in
from boz q, caused by the burning OF stable
on 18th, between Z and r streets southeast,
owned by Henry Weber. The loss is between
s3' and 500, on which there 10 no insur ance.
Supposed to be set on fire.
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AHGI ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
- TBR GOODS.
JOHN II. SHOOT,
ITO RrfA~~ No., c-~--x-

IIs Bridge street. GeorgetoWn. d. O.,
has received and IL nov oGerinR q VERY Low prices
large assortment Of FALL end WHITE GOODS,
tsrs and lobbere, and bought szclxstr.p yor casa.
e9mprisine full line o. Ledies Drsss Fabrics bsG
corded Bpinglipgs and Reps ,EmDrs1 Cloths, French
Hssinos pure nohsirs, and Alec Of al the best
snits. m00ReinG GOODS o. the best ersdss, fun
Nd Glove q ~; Hosiery In evesy variety; Paisley
StfiReo and Pieid 6haws; Lace trim b sndker-
ehiefs and Collars Embrodered and Plain Handk 70.
waterproof and seeking Cloths hrst rate sesort.
menf Of ladies', and eenflemens Under Wear, -
Shrtnes, nichsrdsou best Irish Linens. Blsskets,
and Spreads: Brussels. Ingram and Three ply Oar
pets, kugs. Mats, Oil Cloths. &c. Cash purchasers
are invited TO call before making their purchases,
promising ~ good bares - Il !. possible 20 gre
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RHsIoNArIoN oFAPAsrol

RIsIoNArIoN OF PASTOR Rev. z. Warren.
pastor Of the Fourth Baptist Church, corner of
18th street east and Virginia avenue, has re-
signed, to take effect December 18th next, and
his resignation has been accepted by the church
authorities. Mr.. W. resigns solely on account
Of i'll health, and will, by the advice Of his
physician. return to his former home, on the
Eastern Shore or Maryland.
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KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES
Just received from Europe new stock Of Kid
Gloves, all cOl0rs and sizes, which still sell at
old prices. Try our 81 gloves at
CHAe. BAUN's
Hoopskirt and Corset Factory,
40S Seventh street.
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Az ACT making an appropriation to purchase instru
ments for the use Of the Superintendent Of Street

BE IL enacted By fke Bodrd Of Aldermen and Board
UCo6imon Coasosl Of ne Cay Of WasAtsstoa. That
"a may be necessary. be, and the same is hereby
appropriated out Of the general fund TO enable the
Mayor TO cause TO be purchased surveyor d ins.ru-
merits for the Of the Superintendent OF Street.
and Sewers. fApDroyed, November II, lSTo.
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BIDS were opened in the ONCE Of the Bureau
Of Medicine and Surgery Yesterday for compile.
Hospital at Annapolis There we're but two
bids received. one from Evans & Teemyer, and
one from g. H. BliB. The bid Of the latter
was for s6,3li, and the former a $50, which was
accepted.
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JOINT RESOLUTION to drain Square six hundred
and eighty one tosll North Capitol street between
ID and streets north.
Resolved BY tts Board Of Aldermen aad BoaId
Of Cn,nDion Council Of tae CRY Of Washington, That
the Mayor be, and be is hereby, horned cause
the sidewalk on North Capitol street. between and
streets north, to be opened, TO drain the
from property bounding upon said streets, and 10
enable the property holders TO grade their lots and
abate q mn s6nce in that locality.
Approved, Nov embsr 9, $50,
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JoINr RESOLUTION granting certain priv

ResOir.d by the Board Of ALdsr,aea aad Board al
fon1.aOn CbEatfI Of the Cay az Wdshiagfoa, That
the Mayor be and he IL hereby, authorized and re-
queeted TO permit Clark, resident Of this city
TO canvass for and sell " Mitchell's New General
Atlas the same being sold only To subscribers
without license. any law Of the Corporation to th Q
Contrary notwithstanding.
Approved, November IL, 1870
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AN AcT authorizing the aging of a water main i'm
sixteenth street west from street to the Bound
airy.
BE At enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Boa,d
o. CoDl, on CogNcl Of the CRY Of Wdshias toa That
the water board be, and they are hereby author
lied and requested to cause water main TO be laid
in Sixteenth street west from street to the Bound
airy, the incurred in ing said water main
to be paid for out Of the water fund of which euf
nctept amount 10 hereby appropriated, to be REIN
buried BY such all lots or parts of lots
bordering the line OF said wafer main As is ow
authorized by existing law
Approved, November 2, $50,
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BARGAINS In In DRY GOODS
BEMJAMlN MILLER.

Ei;y;S sss
HT,es$sh s' e IL Rs,s aspss: Al:S q. q
noz I'M No. 50 bridge street
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"Spaldiss's Glue" With Brush, ready for use.

TIE WASHINGTON CITY SAvINes BAMX, cor
ner OF It'll street and Louisiana avenue, Is open
nom SEQ to 7:3o O'Clock every Saturday evening,
In addition to it, regular banking hours. IL
pays interest on deposits.
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An Act making appropriations for the payment Of
claims of lAborere ainat the ion snrE

AN ACT making apprepr1atiOns Tor the payment Of
claims OF laborers against the Corporation for work
done prior to the sixth day Of June $50
Bsu enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. Common CoInctt Of the City Of WashtHston, That
as other creditors OF the corporation prior to the
sixth day OF June, lef0 are entitled to be paid,
chargeable 10 the proper ward funds, far as the
same can be ascertsined, such sum shall be sui-
ncient, when added TO appropriations, IL any here
tOfCre made to enable the disburspR Officers of the
cooperation to pay all claim, for labor prior to the
official pay rolls Of Ward Commissioners, now in
possession OF the Auditor, to be-a just claim against
the corporation. IApproyed, Nov ember 2, $50
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be Enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
% Con1nioH Council Of the City Of washington That
permission be, aud is hereby, granted TO Morsell &
bearing to erett bay windows feet on the build
course OF erection by them on the northeast corner
OF street north and Eighteenth street west: esd
prlyiese to extend to the building line of both az
said streets. IApproyed Noyember Is7o VI
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AN Act for repairing the roof Of the Western Mar

AN ACT fof repairing the roof Of the Western MAr-
ket-House.
be II enacted BY he Board Of Aldermen and Bonrd
81 Common CovneiI ef the CRY Of Washissfon That
the sum OF one hun dred dollars, much thereof
Is may be necessary, be, and the same is hereby
appropriated out Of the general fund.- to enable the
MAYOR to caufe the roof OF the Western market
house to he repaired the work be done uuder the
direction and supervision Of the clerk and cemmis
Approved, November 2, $50.
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(NILMOH GIBSON, SO south Gay street, Balti.
NJ moro. Md, importers Of I'll grades OF Havana
Ci5ars, Champagne, Brandies, 6herries, Ports,
Olive Oils, &c. Dealers in old and strictly unsdul
,trated Bye " hiskies. &C N-eo2m
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JONI RESOLUTION granting certain priril.

JOINT RESOLUTION granting certain privileges TO
the Trustees OF the First Congregations Church.
hssoIced By the Board Of Aldermen and 6oo I'd
OF Common Council Of the Cay Of WASHINGTON, That
permission be- AID is hereby given 10 rhe Trustees
OF the First Congregational Church, to have the
pay ement relaid and curbstones on each side OF
18th street from street north to the Of their
property. PrOr, That such mproy emeut shall
be at the expense Of said Trustees.
Approved, November II. $50
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JOINT RkseLurIoN authorizing the prolousat;oo n,
ths aDstemsn OF ten per cent. suthorizsd 10 ba
allowed by the act mpo sing tsxes for the year $50
Resoirsd by ne Board Of Aldermen aad Roc,1 of
the abatement OF ten per cent. sufhorized 70 hs
allowed by the act imposing taxes fer the wear ma
70 he -eby extended until the dav "a ora.
oer' ie'o lApproved, November 10, $50.
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QY WILLIAM l.. WALL 4 co.

STOCK OF GROCFRlks. STORE FTNTUREs
COUNTERS, SCALES, &C, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORnIHG. Novembar 2stb
1870, at 10 o'clock, i will cell, AZ the store
GSof Samuel 4. Gross a Co No. 1Is 20
street, Georgetown, general assortment OF Family
Groceries, OF which . name-
Full assortment Of fresh Teas
10 sacks Of prime Coffee.
u barrels prime Sugar different grades
10 bright syrup.
Porto Rico and other Molasse-
Assortment 81 spicee
A large assortment Of all kinds Of Liquors.
Barrels Whisky, best quality.
Canned and preserved Fruits.
Soap. Starch. Tobacco.
store Fixtures Consisting Of
Counter. Binns. Counter Scales. &c
Terms: Over 8 lo1 a credit Of 30 and % DAYS. on
tiefactory notes, bearing interest.
nol9 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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An ACT to change the grade of Fifteenth stra
west. between g street north and the norfh aiis

west, between street north and the north lids of
Pennsylvania avenue. N' Va
De az enacted ty hhs Board Of Aldermen and Board
Q Coi,smoa Cowsesi u the Guy az WasAsnsfoa Thai
he Is hereby, authorized to make the Grade OF Fif
teenfh street vest. between street north and Penn
III present est.blished grade for the improvement
Aad b Il JNythU eaaeief. That the Mayor b., and
10 hereby authorised TO pay in equal Proportion
ont OF the funds OF II First and Second Wards Ar
change Of srade. iADDreved. Novsmber IL. $50 'u