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We see from our exchanges
that the reported killing of the
Radical Recorder of Grant
parish, is greatly suspected of
being a humbug, gotten up to
get insurance money and po-
liticai capital for the Warmoth-
ties. Phillips tale did indeed
indicate 10 our mind one of
two things, viz: either that he
lied or else that Grant had
very inefficient Ku-Klux.
Our District Court is still in
session, but it is thought it will
adjourn in a few days.
Simon Phelps and Charles
Brown, both eolored, were
found guilty of murder, with
out capital punishment and
sentenced to the penitentiary
for life. John Thompson, col
ored, was found guilty of muir
der and sentenced to be han
ged. They were charged with
killing ether, -colored persons,
and the juries trying them
were mainly colored. Appeals
were taken to the Supreme
Court at Monroe to July term,
SO that q year must elapse be-
fore Thompson can be execut-
cd, if no new trial be ordered.
How much better would it be
thas appeals were taken in
criminal cases to the earliest
session of the Supreme Court,
wherever setting, so that JUS
tice might be early had.
Williams, colored, confined
under suspicion of the murder
of Nan Robertson, colored, was
discharged by the grand jury,
not finding sufficient evidence
against him. The murderer Of
Nan lis still iunknown, and is
likely SD TO continue unless 9
reward be offered.
In the case against Toney
Fernier. eoiored, for lying il
wait and shooting with intent
to murder Nj. ID. Dennison, the
jury could not agree. The
State got an order of a changt
of venue in his case to Web
ster parish. In case of State
vs. Brown, colored, for larceny
there was also a mistrial, the
jury mainly colored. These
tnistrials were thought to BIZ
occasioBed by the desire of the
blacks TO shield their own color
in ofenses committed against
the whites; a bad principle
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No deductions from the above rates to
sgeatH ereeIsr commissions
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London, Oct. 17.-three thou
sand perished in the Chinenl
floods.
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road Company b. locate ard rsde their said roed 80
&c 20 prepare for itssuDerstructurei n0~' seN
SIC. l. L.d B. u snacisd, That. provided that this
set shall b. submitted O. the people ~ the next gen-
S Srsss sssi fI r - ~ iei.atss a.-Ssy
~ such eleCtur: kHd pTur'sd Jt-fssF bat tbs sct
sTess II The piis state ibs Govsrhor shall be-
aud he is hereby. auth riEed O. sulscri5-, in the
Of the Piedmont snd Potomac Railrpsd smpapy,t %
an amount not exe,cd!Ig ~ hundred thrusani al.
l. made ssti-ssctory ., irrs -hsI a. f-nisilei %
the Board Of Public Works that such subscription
grading Of said road, and satisfactory guarantees
shali ~ given % aid Bosrd hat tho amount 80 sub
that said wOIk will ~ comPletea within the time
necessary o. avail - SAID guarantee q tAe Pounsyl.
'ETtAer. That said road shall b constructed from
ntich shall D. sais acton 20 said board "a lgb.lc
sFc. 2. k.s b,u 5E-fss- s-aasf. rha, 10 oraer -
provide Cot the payment q said suiscr rtiun tho
Governor IL hereby authuriEed O. issue The regis
tered or coupon bonds Il the pistrct q Coluubis,
which shall press the object II their issue ca their
fsc., shall - signed Nv N G'vornor and Secretary
after date and bear siN per centun interest payable
hst yearly 90 an "iaoant necessary g provide sd
, sSDs' an. and gSy 1ysr t.g Er.Ss ihsrei . ai Pied
sr S Of tie ' %SPR = s Pp p TS Sss r ara
boids shall not Dc sold ~ lower rate than ninety
SEC = AHf p 81 grrthsr ssG-fss, Tha' IN order e.
mot Lnt tilfifsl % hfffAn on eRll i'ttl- tnHTe-
stall b levied annually tax - Xix par cent D.. ~
such lower rafe - may suffice On every hrBlr.l
dDliars II the a~sssri value az real SUI ra-ssuaf
estate IN said District. tlr proceeds OF which tar
shall cgnsitute special fund pledged loT the pay
meU' Il said Interest
SIC. 4. AZ - ~ fr'rfhs- ssar'sd. That Tho Gov
er.r = hereby requested % cause thi go - b. duly
published tefurc tn next general election. re-
guired ty the fourteenth sosion n the charter IN
the pis.ric, 81 Columbia act & congress % Feb
ruary twenty enc. riEhfcru hundred ard seventy
on, > ard ly suitable proclamation a. submit the
sane g the people. aud pTrscI lie the form IA Which
Il shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. nTISF,
Speaker &C the Mouse 81 dictates.
WILLIAM STICkNEN.
President Il the Council.
Approved. August 10 ISL
" n. COOKE Governor pv~1 =,
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION By Tur
lNGONERNORp publishing an act entitled !. An AZ
TO authorize subscription 10 the stock of the PIED
conditions and submitting the same 10 ths .
Of SAID District and prescribing the form In w6eb
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August n, 1871.
the act q the ana II made that
of Columbia approved August 10 is7l enti,ies -
Piedmont and potomse Rs9o. e the stock Of the
certain conditions will be submitted 10 the nsoni
Which, viii be held t one next tss election
vemner, III being the twenty second day Of that
sSa Be BY printed sps Tor and against
act Shall contain the words W. ssio
IAN act to authorize a suh.cr,r.,o a..
the Pledmont and Potomac Railroad Com nsny nno =,
certain conditions approved August ih. In poa
a'Ae's AsAihs' SAD ACT shall contain the word
An act 70 authorize q subscription to the ,socr
upcn certain conditions. anrrdSsd ro a Oompsay
lal and that said election VIII be Conducted in AT
Dssates Of said psr er members Of the House
hereSisb msd sep'oined and publication thereof s
Governor of the District Of Coinmhi.
Az Acr to authorize subscription to the stock Of
upon eeqtain eon Sa pS.omae Railroad Company
D, ss !, ss az y .se s:',ss A',ss
that the CONSTRUCTION Of the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad recently authorized by an act OF the LeQis
District Columbia and By further act q e . sss
Legislature the PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroai
= Tpe2Sirsd 70 guarantee the first MORTGAGE
pany 10 an amount necessary furnish supersfruc-
ture and equipment for said road which said guar
fve years from the date of said last mentioned aef
tea miles or more OF said road shall be ready for SUI
That he sun, of SIX hundred thousand dollars. or
iess, via enable said Piedmont and Potomac Rail-
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GEORGETOWN.

THE MILLERs ANDTHE CANAL COMPANY
The millers' committee, consisting of VIM. III.
HHenn1n en "A: ID: Herr, James WEIGH, George
ker, with I. g. Wheeler secretary had a con-
ference with president Clark, of the Chesapeake
ana ONO Canal Company, at the collectors
office, at p. m: on Saturday, in reference to the
frequent stopping of the flour mills along the
line OF the canal in this city on account Of low
water. After the committee had laid the griey-
ances Of the millers before him, president Clarke
replied that he felt the entire business of their
complaints, and that he had received similar
complaints from farmers and others along the
line OF the canal. He readily understood that
the low water in the canal occasioned serious
damage, not only to the millers but to the canal
company, and it was therefore his Intention TO
take immediate measures to remedy the evils
complained OF. He had just been to Little Falls
to examine the feeder there, and had already
given Engineer Hutton orders to put a heavy
force at work on Monday (to-day) to repair it at
sorry dam is necessary at that point. but this
could not be built unless the wafer
js turned OFF entirely. He therefore proposed 10
build such dam next winter In order to in
level, he had directed the water from the Seneca
level to be thrown into 1t. He had also or
dered that no boat drawing over four feet of
water should pass through into Rock creek and
that no boat should leave Cumberland Carving
over ninety tors, the ordinary load being I'D
tons. In regard to the Alexandria canal, he and
Engineer Hutton proposed to go over it together,
and see II 1t would be practicable to raise the
waste ways. 1t was his intention to do all in his
power TO increase the bulk of water, and hoped
there would be no occasion for complaint here
after. The millers' committee expressed their
qualification at the promptness OF President
Clarke in attending to their complaints and are
impressed with the belief that he will be as good
as his word.
The GEORGETOWN ScHUErZEN VEREIN held
a meeting yesterday, when it was determined to
have closing festival at their park, at Green
springs, on the 2d Of October. Several new
me bers were elected
WHEAT is scarce to-day and advancing in
price. There were no offerings on Change, and
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hDkLCAiNG ABoARDISG-HoUsE KEEPER-A
family OF white persons, Consisting of a man ami
woman with four children, the youngest about
three years OF age, are going the rounds of this
CITY representing themselves to be refugees from
they applied Tor accommodations at a boarding.
mouse on n street, First Ward, stating that thew
nau rented house, but could not move into II
foi Jew uays III consequence OF not having any
furniture, but were expecting to get assistance
from some quarter. They remained until SAT-
uIday, when they slipped away without cere-
40 years OF age, rather large, and well dressed.
dressed.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
" The LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
AuEust 10, ISL, FIXING THE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA
AN ACT liking the time for holding the General
Elections ia the District Of Columbia.
BE IL enaefea by fhe LsstSlai.ce Assembly OF ths
DtsfTte! q ColEnsbta, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November Of each year.
SEC. 2. And Be ~ fHTtss- enacted, That whereas
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect Of
this act 10 is hereby declared be in force from and
after Its approval by the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HCLSE,
Speaker Of the House of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICkNEY,
President Of the Council.
Approved, August 70. ISL
ii. ID. COOKE, Governor. an 2l7Sm
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IHE METRoPoLITAN on. E.) CHURCH
S1EEPLE-For some days past the erection of
one seeeP1e OF the metropolitan Church, at the
corner OF ~ and & streets has attracted the
atIehnon OF the public. On Saturday an at
tempt was made to put in place the topmost
piece; ABOUT ~ feet In height, but owing to some
The piece was slung on the side until this morn
ing, when it was let into the socket prepared for
II IN presence OF large crowd of SPECTATORS
Inc ehtlre height OF the steeple, including the
plnaeie, IS about 15I feet above the stone work,
making the height from the pavement about 300
rect. We believe this is the tallest spire in the
show to the same advantage as other less aspjr-
ing steeples. PH
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CITY ITEMS

NATURAL CURLs, IL, r,,,,.,,o,. :,
light shades, have aaos, anu u ~ p, IN
80 ,,,.s an LeF It, 4aS 9TH street Don't mis-
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Human Hair Dang ysst arrived at c. Baums
take name and u, 4aS eth street. Don't mis-
take tn Il our readers who desire their hair to
Han ( same color as when young should use
-sNegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
CoRNs, Sc.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. SIS
10Th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
GoETZ PATENT REFLEcTIYG GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the guam
tty of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
oil them. They are cheap and durable. A. RO-
senthal No 404 9TH street, is the agent for them,
and also for GostZ's Double cone Chandelier
Refectors.
THE MOST POPULAR Sewing Machines in the
market are the Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock
Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle
Machines Although they are selling at the low
price of $40 and Si5 upward, vet they are war
ranted equal to any and superior to some of the
high-priced machines. The terms are very easy.
a. Rosenthal, 40i 9TH street, is the agent. If
Go 10 THE
CHEAP FRANC,
Marble Hall,
COZ Seventh street,
Opposite Patent ONCE,
Ii is the
Best
Cheapest
Place
To Buv
Gents Furnishing Goods.
-~
KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a
good choice in calling at G. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 400 9TH street.
FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLEs and the latest
novelty in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at g.
Baums Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 4OS 9Th
street.
HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have Just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this new
branch of his well-known establishment, 4O8 eth
street. Ladies go and see the new styles.
Our NEW STYLES OF CoRsErs and some
in Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
tition. Every pair warranted to be perfect fit.
q. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer
CLOTHING.
During the Prerdiling Hard Ttnes
IL becomes every one to ecOnomize in their ex-
penditures. In the article of clothing alone, q
sufficient saving can be effected to mitigate in q
measure the prevailing scarcity of money, at
p. WALLACH's, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles of clothing that can be
obtained, at from Is to 20 per cent. cheaper than
any other house.
Don't fol to give me cal.
P. WALLACE,
631 Penn. avenue, corner Az st
Two SHOW CASES Tor sale at Princes Bazaar,
10O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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by REFERENCE TO the notice elsewhere n will
be sen that public meeting of the Woman's
Club win be held at Lincoln Hall to- morrow
evening.
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FINE PLATED BRACELETS, with safety chairs
orolde and plated buttons. studs, spiral and back
new s'sles recelved az Prigg's dollar jeweIry
AZ and 9th streets. "00h
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DRowEED.-A man named Peter German.
employed as engineer on the steam dredging
machine Of Messrs. Dodge & Brothers, was
drowned by falling from q small boat while
crossing the river opposite Easby's wharf on
saturday He was a native of Buffalo, NY,
and leaves wife and six children. The body
was dragged for all day yesterday, but was not
recovered until this morning. when II Heated
ashore The coroner was summoned and an
inquest held, which resulted in verdict Of ssac-
cCioehta drowning" Undertaken Birch, of
Georgetown, took charge ofthe remains, and will
forward them to Philadelphia, where the
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take tn Il our readers who desire their hair TO
Hail. : same color when young should use
sNegetable SiciIian Hair Remover.
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The DRcESIAL OF THE PoIIcp Fopcr To-
CAV The Metropolitan Police force has been i'm
ens,ehee ten years, their first dug being done
S IN Lne hlgnt OF September 18th, lS62, and on
now on the force. NV Aounu " DC
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Georgetown Advertisements.

RH THos. BOWLING, Auos' a, Georgetown.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
fDRNI1D RE AND EXPECTS at MOTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. SOFTEN
E=Iher 18Th, lisa, AZ 10 o'clock. viii = m. A.
w 'the re- drnce ot the late Rnieft Whit, "a
Bridge street, above the Market H1u-a. ali H.
Household Furniture and Effects, c0usist4ns o.
Mahogany Piano, Stool aud Cover,
Nhatnot, Stfss, Chairs and Tables.
bookcase and HpUkH, bureaus, Be3sfeads,
Feather Beds. Hair snd Hu~k Maftr.sspS,
Bedding, Lounges, Large EiCht-day Clock,
Tire My and other Carpets and Mating.
Cooking Parlor. aud other stoves,
silver, China. Crockery AMI Glas wave,
Kitchen Requisites, and many articles not mon
tened. X. y. JACKSON. Adm'uis.ratsr.
ses Al THOMAS BOWLING. Au,t.
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CoRSs, &c.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&c, without pain.
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The PROCLAMATION OF REKpox CELEap.-
TIoN--The Stanton GUARDS are making every
preparation 20 insure success in their celebra-
ton, ON the I'D instant, of the anniversary Of
President Lincoln's hundred days proclamation
20 take place in the White Lot, and Secretary
Belknap has written TO Colonel Bowen inform
ing him that he has issued orders TO have a
salute OF one hundred guns fred on the 22d
IhStant-nfty at sunrise and fifty at noon. The
ecmInl.tee ON platform and decoration has been
aPtolnted as foliOws;-Alfred Jones, T. A. Bos-
wei, Lewis Hickman, Joseph Williams, William
W. hiiIn; M ar1n Cronin, Perry Carson, George
W. Linviile, and Collins Crusor
IHE BOARD or FIRE COMMISSIONERS met on
SATURDAY afternoon, and gave orders for the
IAPtring ana furnishing OF window-shutters for
engine-hOUses Nos. and T. SmoEestanSs 80. ~,
ordered 10 be placed in all the engine hons
4 he chairman DIR. Baker, informed the net
I'D thSt having called upon the Governor in
d ferenee 20 the payment OF the ire departmer.
had 10 report that the men would be paid soo1
after the DIST instant. so'n
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MYSTERIOUS AND SERIOUS ILLNESS OF A
CoukTRYMAN.-Moses johnson, of Loudon
county, Virginia, arrived here yesterday and
was found near the corner Of Maryland avenue
and 18th street by Officer Kearney apparently in
dying condition He was taken TO the first pre-
permit and removed him 10 Prov idence Hosnitai
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DARENTs. sANE MoNEY.

SCHOOL BOOKS
sold az publishers prices. Complete stock q
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
su.s AT PoE sELIGsoS's, Georsrtowu.
CAsH PAID FOR LADIES. CENTS AND
" CEILDREN'S CAST OFF CLOTHING,
8oOTS, SHOES, etc, ~ l.. GRADWOHLS.ls3A
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note hy mail frsr.
GeorE etoVn or Wsshington attended 20 ocas "
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GoETZ PATENT REFLEcTIYG GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the guam
tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
OF them. They are cheap and durable. A. RO-
sentha, No. 404 eth street. is the agent for them,
and also for GostZs Double-cone Chandelier
Reflectors.
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THE CONTRACT for furnishing 32j tons of coal
and 20 cords OF the best oak wood for the Execu-
tive Mansion and the centre building of the
Capitol has been awarded to Chas. II. Yoder
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HAMILTON = PEARSoN,
Ho. &, 7. n O. A. BUILDING,
0-u 0TH AND d STREETS,

BEGISGSER 4 ENGELs PHILADELPHIA La
WIN. Massey Co. q PHILADELPHIA ALE and
PURE cArAwBA. WINE, lin founts and sy.
phons,l &C., &C., &C., &c, &C., &c.
For sale By PALMER GREEN,
euzo-r ~ Greene street, Georgetown.
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NTHE SUPREME M co COURT OF THE DISTRICT
t., H 40 a Ssse.sl Tym- lgssa g, ISL.
ALICE r. WARDEN, deceased, the EIeeutof
Court Of the District OF Columbia aforesaid, APP
pointed SATURDAY ,Septembr %, ISL Tor thu final
and distribution Of the personal estate OF
said deceased and Of the In hand a. Far a. the
same have been collected and turned into money:
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are notified 20 attend, with their claim
prope ~ youched. or they may otherwise by law he
excluded from all benefit I'm said decea sed = estate.
Prortded, copy Of this order be pubIs nd one a
week for three weeks in the Evening Star previous
A. WEBSTER. Regis.erof VIM.
sei-m6 Per JAMES J. OFT.
Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
hotdtRs SPECIAL Term. SsPte,nbey g. ISL
Id the ease OF James Hamilton Ssyille, executor Of
SkOkGE WOOD, deceased, the executor aforesaid
has; With the DEPRECIATION Of the Supreme Court q
the District 81 Columbia Aforesaid spplipted Is
pAl September the 2jth. ISL, for the final settle
ment eno cistrbuton OF the personal estate OF said
deceased, ana OF the assets In hand, far as the
same have been collected and turned into money,
when and where AL the creditors and hers Of said
deceased are notified 20 attend. with their claims
properly youched. OF tfey may Otherwise BY Law be
exciuued from all benefit In said deceaseds estate
Proetded. q copy Of this order be published once q
week for three weeks in the Evening Star previous
10 said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER, Register Of wills.
eeimG' Per j. j. OFT, Dep. /,
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The MOST POPULAR Sewing Machines in the
market are the Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock
Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle
Machines. Although they are selling at the low
price of $40 and Si5 upward, vet they are war
ranted equal to any and superior TO some of the
high-priced machines. The terms are very easy
A. Rosenthal, 40I 9TH street, is the agent. tt
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GENTLEMENS OUTFITS.
WILLETT e. RUOFF,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

FALL STYLE NOW READY
Constantly receiving new styles in FELT, CLOTH
and SILK, &C.
FULL LINE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, KNIGHTS
OF PYTH1AS, AND MILITARY HATS,
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The PROPOSED Boat RAcE.-A meeting of
delegates from the various boat clubs of the
District was held Saturday evening at the Dick
ron House, - make arrangements for the ap-
preaching boat race. Mr.. Avery presided and
Mr.. 3 4. Lewis acted as secretary. Mr. Beale
stated that he had been directed by the Wash
lnston Boat Club - withdraw the name of the
ciuD from the list of contestants, because of their
mabIlty - procure a shell in time to train. Mr.
FOX moved that the entries for the regatta he
Ieit open AL October 1st; adopted. The COM
mittee on selection OF a course reported that
mac Club refusing - row over any hut thei
Old eour,e, while the Arlington expressed a de-
termination - have the course below the long
tween the two.
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roTICF BY TIE GOVERNOR AMI sECRr.

NOTICE BY THE GOVERNOR AND SECRE-
TARi OF the District OF Columbia Of the sub
mission to the people of the District of Columbia for
Legislative Assembly Of said District entitled " An
act authorizing the District Of Columbia create
debt for special improvements and repairs in said
District by the issuing of four million of bonds, and
leyying tax for the payment OF the interest IL
shall annually accrue thereon, and submitting the
act with the question of the issuing of the four mil
lions Of improy ement bonds q vote Of the people
at general election in said District, !" approved
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academy will reopen on Wednesday next. In
the rooms occupied last year by Mrs. Yorke's
seminary, on the southeast corner OF 18th street
and New York avenue. Mr.. Young expects TO
move into bis new building about the first of