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The E.speh Situa.t...

The TACT nat gold went NJ a Lttie in the
European market ION the reception OF th o new.
~ the surrender o. Paris. shows that tbers !.
net mu h confidence felt in tie stability OF The
republican rule IN France after the pressure a.
che Prbs>ian tsyonets shall have been wf.,
arswn. Aud il would appear that NAPOLEON
counting upon this want of coRhIcuce in IA
tSi-tIng mode Of government, j. hopeful of re-
gaming his power. The election machine,v
under which the vote Ter the new National
Assembly will be taken. is under the control To-
Sre.t extent OF agent appointed By him, and
VINO nave every thing 10 gain by la, restoration.
lust now both Napoleon and the EMPRESS are
playing the heather game OF protesting most
Ndentiy and seleIuBly against any cession of
French territory % the c0nquerors lie homes In
l'-ten the odinm or the surrender Of French
provinces upon the eUstiua government
aud 10 gain popular favor fsr himself By
as b!ank protests against the measure. II
would seem that Il would be impossible for
o. IN 10 bhnd The French People to the fact that
y WAS manly through his laundering aud in-
competency that Franco has been bro1gh, 10
her present unhappy pass; but II l. doubtless the
fsct that a large portion Of the middle class of
that country, signing for the order and safety "a
property OF the NspOleonic rule would gIat,v
welcome his return % the throne. The other
leading European powers viii probably throw
their influence secretly or openly in favor OF
Napoleon, IN order TO avoid the unplessantness
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Efforts Maintain the TuruDilSe
NMizAace.

Ae -. ''--' -t7 heretofore gained no
Httlr CTe0l- to- pvHrc spirit, by its enteavOrs
q. al.a-s o.. trr,..fr-s nv, .,,cs h,, :, -
-. 81. --.--. " - "''.'-
-, ~ .,..-. a.. .,,,,.sI =. - -,
rract ans arr.y f,s 80, .,,r-,,f,, $50
- :, -. 81, IN
which tb-. ted f, r-I,,i. ~, t,,a va, o., IN,
AMI lord ID, a,-cr--,,.l,ti,, IL, r.tr,-r o.,
res has Gently, .,,sr. IT, t,-T.,i, -
hand vitH visyr n r,-rart-,,. n, -,
rr.,tic.d 1-,n .ra -,7l,gfr ~. ~. .,--,ft
ror,rsr.i.. snow q lf.r---rsa,, =, ,,,La n 80,
uou- haatt their .-.--l.ed franrr.f.as- a,l a..
Mon1av tie. presented tie f.u,7-fpg Co.
r-puie-ce 60 --e subcommittee a. "a, H..
District C.--rl.i:.... to ar. i,,ye--..-,,f, -,
Turnpike q. sst.g-.
WAeu-=rro--. January % 49,.
NaIs z - 1T o. Ls-g Corn,
rrs ., 80 ~. :. ~ : Its "L-h ..
-.C-'l De rs. 70 tue present frptyt t.es a.
80 they WI rts- TIE road b keI ~ rels.ir. a.
''~ T.. . pc ~ '.a'ti AZ. the whole receipts
..,.-,--. - ~ '-- -''' ''i me last
%. & I.Er-Iz. Tsv-rqrar
Es--rNsroy. .JrGu4r. - To-
~ In r...E T. tae foregoing letter can
go. - 7, = 4 i . oi N Levy
a. re cour.tv -rggr,I become q i-,-,- -. 81
county. We have Fos.i~ enough now y keen IN.
tS.S' N-.-o-- aii} 'rlaS added 10 0ur burden.
vii 49,, y. &c court 'A.s subject
Your Cf.,.t.q-- ..rvar+ y S,pc-,-
~ q Ls;-l5. r
tf seems g 't.s TcmaTbarlc that IL the turn
PIKE ,"mP2ufes realize nothing from he road.
AID tNPeIC lie w-cl= receipt, IN rer,air.H TIA,
they should b. SO unwilling t. give up their
.IsuChiSe- 70 g. a notorious fact. however. that
g., turnpike roads leading from Washington Z,
'Le country. aud which should Dc the main
s,-ter e OF ;-ave. ale 50 much inferior 10 tn
county rOaf~ that both heavy aud Eeht travel
,etN the latter, a'.10ugh they are more cir
Cu..0rs. Ter instance, the Pinev Branch road.
'iree read, = 30 much superior 10 The 5tn street
yizc, hat tie latter : comparatively deserted
Though % much more direct. anu there /. II,
turnpike read fu tie vicinity OF Wa,Fin,,.,
that a-rrrsc,sS an svcarfarca III. -.
road le..irr from here ra., a.. So
A.vI..l. Iftr, r--,-,s. ~. ~, t,,r.,..l.s, -
.-g r-;.,eratr. .'4s . ~. So -, =,
.--....r.-. ,..... ..-. .,- - g. e.. -
.. ,.-..tfo t.-.-... -. -. -
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The handful CT opponents TO the Territorial
bill harp rather TersiIteGtiy upon the idea that
by It the bt Ofsafrage Is TO be restricted in the
i'IsiTiCt. tnsldeTing the results from the eNCr-
Ci,e OF thst .cfioU- right here, 90 not suppose
Congress w--Id cons der il serious drawback
Il twas done away with aItogethe-; but as \
matter OF - ( the suffrage privilege is extended
rather thar redGceG by the bill. Thus, by il the
people OF tre county, who have no vote what
ever Will - eHfT snCAised. The value OF tire
ballot viii 2 the same time be increased TO al,
the yOt, r.iii lie Gas TO soma purpose; where
a new the fE'yilege IS 20 meaningless that num-
bers OF Our citizens DO not 90 TO the polls. Once
wear we . through ali the fuss aud fever OF "A
city electlOE wItE its enormous expenditure o.
the people money Tor electioneerIns purposes,
~ the Say .r sut,eT-diEy ing aud dirt contracts
and for wat. Why spr the election OF City
Councils o. :, have no real powers, and who for
HftytwO III slrs OF tie year sit in Iondcrols scs-
sion % settle who shall be ward sCsyengers and
10 meinta'- tree COW rasturage within the city
limits for The benefit Of their constituents. fl
we are to q ~ I'll; n the District let Il be 70
some purpose
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vt Ii l. ca EHIV AL

The presidents OF organized associations, snd al,
others who desire to participate in the proposed
Carnival, on the 2th and 2lst Of February, are re
gu sted 70 call at the Committees Henfguarfs-s
Room No. 4, Shepherds Building, No. 90s3. Pc "a
syiy anna avenue, a. any time day evening whar.
al Information will ba cheer iu!y given
The committee will be glad TO receive any sucgas-
uOBs IN N their fellow citizens, ali If whom ar re-
quessed 10 cooperate.
By order Of the Executive Committee
Js1 dtf GEO. :. GIDEON, General Sacrerary
thuDday Herald, Chronicle, Gazette, Daily Repuh-
ECan, Chronicle. pafrint 4
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HEIAw DEPARTMENT,
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

n, COMNFSCEMENr EXERCISES OF the
ISiSERSIIY will taxa place AZ tbs 90 \ f,RrC;a
II'faL N B' u on the corner OF 10th and q
sli'els a. - o lock o. m, next FRIDAY, 81
o. oi IDS month tTsticDs will b. delivered hy
memheTS Of tn graduating class: also, brief All
vi. as D, TWO OF three distir Euished gentlemen.
fHsre i'm tied to he pIes-ut
H. order of he EDArd of Faculty
We y JOHN NJ. LANGSTOS, DaaD.
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T. DOYLE, 70I 1 street, N. "


;, WILMINGTON u. O.. July Roth, iSTv
ny arf"sJ 4fdtd1S-Desr Dir: 1t affords me pleas.
arc 10 LAY that have used yonr Crystal Discover
sIth perfect success. Having tried many Others, 1
Hnd yours huperl,r TO any 1 have heretofore used
sra cannot 10" highly recommend il a rapid rt0
motor \ the growth OF the hair, ind By FaES anal
cations Restoring II I" it, original color II il nv
Itct5 clean and Tree from any Ohecti -rabr matter
Very respectfully yours, k W SII,ySY
h street, between an and brh ~
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IT n ~ Ii'itE H'ILLf n " UH ( huE. 81, $50
Nv 1,t.rv t1:,paS-ay Dear si,. Tho LTfrIe ~
your 'Cry stal Discovery for the Hair" which |
bought ~ yCur city some time slLCa has given entire
oati-ecti'n 1t has given 10 ms hair H. ORIG nal
coi.: 20 perfection which dark hrownl in a1ont
eiEEt Gays also httic~ that young hair sp pears or
the crown Of my head, where an partial! ' hid
PrelCt entire s'-cnss IrCosoi ind i've dollars
for hall a Cozcu brttir= Tor some .rrg f-i.r.g-
Please srut immediately by express eTi alIca
very trGl. yours, a. FULLER
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AND uARMLKss AS WATER
TIE following letters speak for Themselves

WASH NGTOS, November 4th 1870
, nr. Arfahy ha.fdnS Dear Sir After u very
thN:snsh and impartial trial of your Or, s:sl Dif
coyery Tor mouth, feel con- relled 10 acknDw
us very great superiority over any other artici,
now IN Use for the puT sesgned-the speedy re-
tofstln ot the color and growth Of the hair and
one using II according to Elections can fail am
convinced TO attain this much desired result G. per
lection. Tho simplicity of the preparat n and l. /,
entire cleanliness affords Eew opportunity 10 this
vast numbers utterly Ci=gusted with the roisonou-
nostrums IN Having q large nuuter Of M
personal acquaintance who use your preparatigu
with equal success, cordially recommend Cryst,I
Discovery II all persons desiring use ANYTHING IF
this kind, Ecry Respectfully,
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RECEPTIONS.
IL PREsTDESr's EECEPTIONs,

TEE fkESIDENT'S RECEPTIONS.
The Presidents receptions will be on the fol-
towing evenings friday, January 20; Friday,
February ;, snd Mon day, February ., from
70 - O'CLOCK.
MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Gran viii receive on Tuesday afternoons
o. eachWrs-.. t-cr' ZaJo'elOck TO ) O'Clock.
MIS-. COLFA2 RECEPTIONS.
Mrs CO tax viii receive on Wednesdays, dur
ting Jauua q. .ct February, from to p. M.
~---- DAYS.
No visitor viii Be received by the President
On Cabinet GAYS, tuesdays and Fridsys,) nor
will they b. received on other days until after
x O'Clock.
T4E sPEA6ER's RECEPTIONS.
The rec -rttJnS OF Speaker Blaine Will be held
~ his resi- erce, So FIFTEENTH street. on the fol-
towing Fri.isy evenings, between the hours OF .
and IL o'cI"cl, VIZ January IS and =; Feb
rusTy 10 and -.
MIS-. B.AIVE's RECEPTIONS.
Slrs. B'aiLe's receptions will be held every
WEDNESDAY between the hours OF ? and ) p. hi.
OTHER RECEPTIONS.
The Wive~ Of she Cabinet officer viii receive
II Wednesdays. irOlE = until ) O'Clock l.. Ill.
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NbsEt.ETrN, Angus. FIN, I5Tr
q say thht your Crystal Discovery deserves = -
p,Ectde AL other preparations claiming 70 re-tor
u" gro u and color nf The hair. 1 havc u-ai if -
week nov, and my hair mas already resumed rs u.t
urai shade, and has s=-t falling almost entirely
CEOeFtrL-5 recyiuIng nd it Respectfully.
MIS- ANNIE MOURAlN
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d'. AF't1T Ng.t01y->!r. / hove great pleasure
IN !c-flt Ig :" ths excellence If yoUr Crystal p4
c1'efy Tor tie Hair. 81 ; back hair - remarkably
70 ara thltk and lecor." IrGTa-urc!v -r-v.ffl
being tcrcjitaTyJ II eight ds.s Ii resumed IL, t,.
urgI color. chestnut brown cp!rri-e cv rs hair
hi ar Preparation for it- puT.ty, pleasant u9gy
aid freedom from ali mineral aTl poisonous .us
stances, az We'll a. its other oycelIeaC,t- l win
r-laiuWefd u g. IEv acquaintance
Very respectfully, MISS L.
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TIE PUBLIC.

iHaS7lvcs haze done INTO tie ysry, Of one n,
i'-', thy .rsihrsE, b hare dJse n ~ o M -
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n : 4 t-ND { = , = 7 tINIVN -
IS Tor sale IL iD- lsc4ijttr- ~ me Iav prr
gsts = " ard " eish, l4tI street and Penn. 80
and i4tL aFd q sire,t-, . Calvert ford. Hos =.
Avenue 'hUI-tiani Bros. ~ AID Il s;re,ts " .
2. Bacon - and streets isiar1: y u Orp' .,'
nell. 9Th street, NAY Yard. g " Cropley II Ia
BridFe street GeCrse oVr, and ~ thp pr.t ~ ard
trIsl 20 e. ."
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LOST AND FOUND.

| OST-Du Tuesisy afternoon in ths we=t wing OF
4 RE tiry u all, pair Of GOLD SPECTAg MS
The finder will be rewarded by leaving them 20 the
star Office. Il
en- RkNaRS FOE A Dog Stolen from my
- ~ premises on the 3jth UltrO. ac.>
Drirdlc female BEL TERRIER: white1 ~
ring around her neck and WhiiC bTsaSt.--NA
and white spot On side. Ths above snluHt will be
paid to the finder b. leaving LeG At No $40 Oh
street. near street.
feIttF CHARLES THOMAS
1 O-T-An old POCbErBuUk. CantIirir. abpat
- : = in currency, one gold dollar, CsmeD.
gold watch kt}, some papers ara InemCrantnms
Route, Hy Carnage from corner Of oh and II.
down Jth Ia Hall fiUngs'. up Pennsylvania ave
nu" to WIZARDS HC;sl. The cprrtrCy contents
Will be rsd reward 20 The irfer, il -eturne1 I,
Huyck Addison, Real Ee.ats Brokers, NJ. ~Ig
Market Sptse iel-2t
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TTNofICE TO PERSVhs psclklS4 10
S LEAhS GEBMSN.-A special cours. y a.
s'ruction ~ Gsyman VII. be commenced AT the
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
o. January 9th, 1871, by ID. l.. SELkE, teacher oi
~ 9, 81 10 the public sHsools Terms for the c1qf-
the College, corner 9TH ard streets, and a. the
and r.
. Private classes in German and French Ca p.
formed al the teachers residence, at mOie-a q
GAte0.
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n~ouI IHyIs1BLY HSsM1ls.

The raw astringsne atmosphere of winter creates
end asgravstes many ailments To protect them-
solves Ally possible AGAINST the invisible
dangers that surround them at this season, should
be the especial care Of persons constitutionay deli
cato A. there 10 no medicinal preparation In use
which % thoroughly braces and invigoratss the
stomach, the liver. and the nerves, as Hoststter's
bttere course Of that agreeable tonic l. particu-
larry advisable for dyspeptc, bilious, and nervous
sufferers, n the cold. damp, and trying weather
winch generally prevasn climate at this period
OF the year. Sudden chilis have a very bad effect
upon dyspsptics and individuals Of bilious habits,
not unfreQuertly producing congestion OF the
liver or bowels, or low fevers. sometimes of inter
nitiept or remit;ent character. Attacks of rheums
tlsm are also to appreheDded, and when there is
tendency 10 that complaint the Bitters will be
found the best preventive. The operation OF the
great vegetable tonic is direct and simple Ii stimu
lstes snd Strengthens the dige sive and secre;iye
gans and the nerves, and puts the sy stem ia
dton to resist the action of these formidable toes of
Vitality. a low emperature and UT yholes winds
and togs BY quckeDirs the superficial circulation,
without Creating anything approaching to fever, it
inpsTts tCEe to tbs SKIN. and & resdsTs thu
face Of the body comparatively imrervi,us 10 IN
htbIlLy external irGueBces IaI2J eo3jSw
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WOOD ANR coat
AMI COAL

HTTGGD AMI coal
" Al COST To CLOSE HI~TSE=~
h,t '-iT- able g. gave Hs attention - 20 tr-n--z
] IA Gown He'd - ~ To-
AZ COAL, AT a SAC EiIi T.. urfH enc whole 4.
ai.t >-'i Of hl-' p ATE tEa 'tI.a, sr.Hf .BsrI
~ &c Il The lI'-r Aosi nd q. al ia fl- me Z
~ ihr IIstrfC'- n.l liver .I4i 90 fL-f ..a- no
prices. tCr CASH ONLY p -
LhhENS AAIfEI. prime a. D f. al
Pasi41elgllls LEI ASH, or bOR5EaGN.... 90
= ~ 4 y = N -- -
rSA y -..-.--. .---.......- >
Appy - ttr office. No. ilBb. .tIIu -Isf 81 pm
y N:ria 'unts sven lit- al = o SIR. o. ~ al
"" t' 9yt cor MAI, llud sgelu. s q -fh - T-arf
l' 90 - RE4sVE
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GENERAL NUTiUE.

GEhEkAb hUriGE.
take the liberty 10 inform the ladies O. this fey
sid ElCIuHj that have from LLis day ope ei il
cGrlrnctcn with the Butterick's Pattern a 81. r.
TING and FITTING ESTABLISH NEWT Isr
Ladies Dresses, Cloass aud Chitdrcns' Goods
Rave engaged first class artist tor this work, an
warrant perfect satisfaction.
LEWIS BAAR,
ys2i ut III Narket sra,a
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T. u Il a E.
APaTR OF HgRSEs.
separately If de.ired. S2N
Can be seen at
BOWAED'S TABLE
iel-5t Gsreet, betwee7 9Th AID IT.
RUbNsIlNEs LOAN OFFICE,
Make. ii srsi var e. gu Cod ana d Silver a.
~ .mGnds, y Weiry, Pieio, Furniture. Guns, Pi-'
tCi, %qtInr{ Ladss a,d Genemen Wearing Ap
" Prtra!s sA;agrsrsyE 48oy
Furniture stored AID sGv ,raes made faI tr
THE COPAkTSERSHIP HERFTOFORE FX
i'ting rrder the firm Of GOrsuch y DE yaugRan
l.. b mutual consent dissolved he u,ne-s from
sGa ss.usos al y TN firm Dc and nfasas9
"a. GtRsUGU,
v..,,.u,..nr WE De yAuG CHAN
y / T.
Having tcen informed that ~ LF sYgrS. for
u'Ty SuPtriuttu dent o. the 'Islari Institute Sun
day school, Is collecting subscriptions in tho nam
his com ocron wirf the I1,ttute ceased N Oh ~
dsy % December. is.u AMI that be ha no authority
10 'oicit or eceyocou-rbutinps ia hehslf Of this
organization. B,RNUh
Washington u. e., Feb. !, 1911 f,I2;.
duty orr GKOCEBIEs.-W are selling TEN
- ~ ftR StN &C. h3"sR IHAH AtL oTHERS
b., Family , our: as; qn.rtcr Girrci &c"
Best Java &c. per ID Roao,sd. only 20 psr III
Ptime RIO, ne Por - Roasted oniy 2ic. Per IT,
lue B!c, &c. pr ID Roasted, OILY &c, ser III
SYEU PS
GU Loaf nrips worth for s per gallon.
Diamond syrup (sugar house. only TIC. per gallon.
Canton syrup, onlt nc. per gallon.
Cesssri,' Best Hams. orfY pic per H. Prime
f.'t Bacon t-UgAr cured lGc. PER 10. Porto Eico
Br'wu sugar, only lie. per 10 Demersra Sugar
tresrly whitel II &C ner 10. New 0rlf ans Choice
Brown, l2c per 10. Wiuslox = Green Corn 80 psr
can, 3525 lbs Best Giaies Butter sc per 10. Best
Lard, &c
TEAS.
8 q japan Tea for 81 per ID 81 20 Imperial Tea
To- : pOT IL. S2Luurowder Tea tor 5 / % per 10
: p iureTia Tes fOr SIC. per Id. Best Black Tea
fer sic. pr ID
Coffee Sugar, only i3l4c per IL. Fire ties. Coal OIL
49,. PIT al. tape God CIs,berries. lsc Der at
just received n choice lot OF Graf an Flour DAT
Nesi, Dried Cherries, &c sc.
BRAY d BRO,
fsl ?3l Pa avenue, bet ID and -, s's
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w wooB; C0ALI

W. J. STEPHENSON 4 BROTHER.
CAre 1909 r s-rssf ArrfIf-.sr-- y %; an II,g
S-~st.H s-rs-f HHav.
We have "a large quantity %: Coal q fau1 y al
-lzes t"d and " hite A-h k~r' on plank floors at
ire from -iIt, ~ which ilvlts III atten.toa II
CUn-UT.-Ts.
Aso, lIlckorT. Oak aud Pine " "a in -arl length
OF SAVED AND split as dssirrd at or ter f-aI ,rp
die. "a aud satisfaction a. 20 ,ftf5- -.
gr'fsIts-,i. TEhN>GASH d. D >.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LOB REMT-A desirable and cummottous
Il HOUSE, with all the modern tmprov em e1ts.
situated on the corner of Nth and streets For
terms and particulars inquire ct s.T Penusylys-is
avenue. co. q
NOH RENT-Six hne OFFICE k0OMs In tie
Shepherd Building. soS fenn9ivsns svenus.
south side fstn-ff
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
" AY......-February 4, 1871.
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The Wiye~ Of the Cabinet ohCtT- viii receive
II Wednesdays. irOlr : until O'Clock L. III.
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GOAL. B00DI!
MoLD. COAL
W. st!l uy.e he; the beet quality
LfhEAs VALLEY. .FD ans WHITE ASH
GOALS.
ali elZe-. PHI 81 orders prOnp-ly. IHGAP.
Aso, OAK. PINE, and BECkoRg wCpD,
saved and splii Any length or sue.
Orders sent Is L al promptly s-yeudJd 20
CEicc anc yard, south side catal, corner so =,
jsisif WALTER a. aAglpw
"O0O AND GOAL
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
The undersigned, administrators - Jau-- ssou,
deceased, offer AZ GREATLY REs CCFD PRICES
AT sTREET wHABF
AM ne the Coal are the best qualities ~ LYhEss
VAIL EN. RkD Asa, WHITE >sn UhbSTsIr
TERNACE and CUMBERLAND Viii a. :, ~ aud
delivered IN quantities 10 suit Terms strictly r.sA
orcers mas be In NJ G. street Wharf: l-tleg a
SliDn cfce, IN Georgetown: b " k---l & s,as
1914 r street. the Law One 6 Ia - P.sps
As6 louisiana avenue. near SIKH s---cr.
SAkaH GLEASON
JANIS - PslSE,
lanilC Administrations. &C,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-15
Ordinance No. IS.

An Ordinance for the construction OF
sidewalk on the north side of Church
Street, between Main and Madden streets,
and levying tax for building same
The President and T:us tees of the VII.
lage of Dodgeville, do ordain as follows;
Section l. That sidewalk be construc-
ed on the north side of Church street, be
tween Main and Madden streets. in said
village, and in front of the following lots,
to.wit: Lots %, 80, WI 81, 81. 33, "a and
35 in Madden's addition to said village.
Section 2. Said sidewalk to be four feet
in width, constructed of two inch pine
plank aid lengthwise on pieces OF scant-
ling, four inches square, laid cross wise,
and not more than five feet apart. and rails
ed with stone not less than four inches a
bove the ground on the established grade,
and inside the ground allotted for sidewalk
purposes.
| Section 3. That tax Of forty cts. per
foot frontage be levied and collected from
| the owners of the lots hereinbefore de-
scribed, to carry into effect the provisions
of this ordinance.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take eff
| feet and be in force from and alter its pas
sage and publication. r....
| Passed December 18th, 1871. ri
ii SAM'L w. REESE.
@ President.
ATTEST: OayILLE STnose,
| Village Clerk.
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LEwIs-EvERsON-on Nov. 9th, 1871, hhy Tracy
Lockman, Esq, Mr.. Andrew Lewis and Miss Oil
Everson.
pOLPHIN-C CULVER At the residence of the
brides father by the Rev. Hazeltine. on the 10Th
day of Nov; Mr James Dolphin to Miss Georgian
ma Culver, all Of Linden. No cards: .a
wICKHAM-ADAMs-At the Globe Hotel, Mineral
Point, November 30th by Rev Isaac Springer,
Mr. Thomas Wickham and Miss Mary j. Adams,
both of Linden, Wis.
wILLSoN-JAMES-A Modesto, Cal. by Rev. S.
P. Crawford, Nr. Geo. Wilson, of California, and
Miss NJ. J. James. of. Dodgeyillo.
sTRoNG-SHERBON DY-At the reside zee Of Mr..
Jos Bates, Austin, MINI, by Rev. H. J. Parker.
Ar. III. l. trong TO Miss Eva Sherbondy, all Of Aus
tin
LANYON-TRESIDER - At the residence Of the
brides mother by the Rev. ii. Lees on the 49, h
of December. 1871. Mr. Simon Lanyoh, of Mineral
Point and Miss Ellen Tresider. of D6dgerille:
The happy compile did not forget the CHRONICLE, as
the abundance of the nice wedding cake testhes
The supply was the most liberal we haqe ever had
at this Office. and done up the prettiest. May joy
aud happiness attend the worthy pair through many
years of wedlock is the wish of the CHRONICLE Office
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-15

PERsoNAL.-J. B. Teasdale, formerly of
the Mineral Point Tribune, but at present
Asst. U. S. Marshal, favored us with a call
while on his way to Madison on business
in relation to the Vigilance Committee OF
Ridgeway. aeat f.
W. II. Bennett, editor of the Mineral
Point Tribune was in town the other day
and favored us with CALL He appeared
preoccupied with something, and on en-
curry we found it was those twins,
We had pleasan: call this week
from Rev. H. Lees. The minister is look.
ing remarkably well, and is as cheerful as
ever. He is located at present at Platte
Vile. and according to his account, the cit
izens of that village are God-fearing PEG
pie. They have ten churches, and only
two or three saloons. It's, according Z
his notion, the first place in the State fol
schooling privileges.
Messrs. G. G. David and J. P. Smell
ker, of Highland, called in on u
the other day. They reported every
thing prospecting under the new orde
of things in that village. The new
departure" in regard to keeping tn
sabbath, is working like charm.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-15
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EDS, CHRONICLE
Our Village is still annoyed
BY burglars, but we hope that friend
Mitchell has not been around this rime,
To the establishment of all, our Town
Clerk informs us that the Assessment
Of Tax Roll for 1870 has been stolen
out of his office. Some three months
ago he had them on table in his office.
But "upon my cord" he could not tell
exactly what time they were stolen, bnt
he thinks he saw them about Sir weeks
ago. 1t is insinuated by some that he
will be held responsible for the loss OF
the book
Be that as it may, any informationas to
the whereabouts of the Tax Roll of
1870. will be thankfully received by
otir Town Clerk.
Yours Truly;
John DeBoos.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-15

ns@ J. A. Hahn has as fine lot of
Christmas toys aud holiday gifts as can
be found in this place. He has pur-
chased his stock for h, and he is
confident that he can afford to sell toys
cheaper than any one else can in
Dedgeville. His stock of jewelry will
be sold cheap. Candies Of all kinds,
and an extensive assortment of all
kinds of tobacco and cigars. Teas and
coffees and all kinds of family grocer
les, as cheap as the cheapest. Fresh
oysters at all times, stewed, fried, raw,
served up in all styles.