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~ to prepare Cor iss supsrssraotnre. nov, there
sEc. zae - a ..setsa That ,rcvidsa thst this
St shall D submitted g. the r.Cple ~ the next ge-
ere election, aud shall recsist MAJORITY q tho
:, sSeh sleStioR: Asa s-ias- Thsf tb. sct
shs.s reeeiSs he syroy y sca sanction q Iee ceu-
snd he e hereby, author ned 20 suh-oribe, IN tn
name ne, 4 ne pisire, q oolg6 q ths capital s.oos
AZ mi sot ssseed an hepdred thons.ne dol;
a. t,oss@ss hat eiaIe such .a,scr. ptia2 sha
TIE Board q Public wSfks that saes .5hscr,e 49,, =
rss ss aoeSasie Sr hS EnTPSss q senpetins ne
shall be given D. said Board thst ths Aasu1f % cub
ia, ss thS a, q s1hSy ssS 70 al vsr sns
necesssfy 20 avail q said guarantees q the Pennsyl-
'sTtAsr. That said npad shall b. constructed frurs
some point On the Potomac river st GeorFetoWn
whSh shall Be satisfactory 20 said Bard o. Publie
sTc. = .E.a bstfJ -rsr- saaof.s. Tbs, IN order 70
6ovornor is bereby auihsriEei 10 issGs tas resis-
tered or COUPON bonds Il the District q OOam6ia.
face shall be sirnea by III CIV srRer md ~ 49,,
o. the Dstriot and al AL be re-emsbe twenty years
sum Of ss hundred thoassnd dollars and 70 eel sSid
mOrt and fosonSe Railroad CanPsaS ~ .s.sS iimes
fss. o. ne so Ss. r. may s Srss s he -,
oones shsi nat be sold a. lover rate than ninety
SIC. 8. lsd D. q gsrfAsT saac,sa That IN order 20
ne'd the interest % Seerae ca said sonas, there
seA.i DC levied annually tai Of six per cent,
such lower rate as may suffice on every hundre,l
collars OF the assessed value % real and PERSONA
estate IN said District, the r-ococds Of which tag
shall Constitute special fnnt pledged for the nav
ment Of said Interest.
sEc, 4, kSf % " ysyfsG ssaofsa, That the Gov
eruor hereby requested 90 this be fulv
published before the neNt Genersl election. As re-
gurSd ~ the fgurteenth section ~ the charter .
the District % Columbia. TACT II Cangre-s OF yen
r0aFy twenty-one, eighteen hundred and seventy
same g the people, and prescribe the fora In Shio
IL shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. HUIsE
Speaker 81 the douse q n.losates
WILLIAM STICkNEH,
Approved, August le. lS-l
II. ID. COOKE. Governor. su4l-sm
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THE COURTS.

OF sandeTson a Thomas ag3. Johns ~as taken up
and argued by Nessrs. Payne and Norris. This is 4
SUIT Ter damages for eectTent from fishing landing
Def re the pration Of lease Is alleged In which,
m !he Circuit Court, judgment was was given for
plalntlh Tor SSi0, aud the case now comes mp on
exceptions b ken during that triSl.
The 'eurt decided as 80 the appointments OF con
stables by the Governor, that such appointments
were Illegal in the absence of law resting their
appointment but in order to leyslizv those appoint
ments hey would confirm the appointments made
sonstsbles appointed by the Court :-solomDn
II. 7. Litchheld, G. s. shreye, q T. Gibhobs J. D .
O,Learyi III u: q. panahan, aud G. II. Clag. tt.
to morrow; ami the Board Of Public Works ipinnc-
for Monday next
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GEORGETOWN.

MAsONIC.-Last evening Potomac Command
cry, No. 3. Knights Tempar, was constituted in
Georgetown under its charter and its Off GERS
installed, by Most Eminent Sir j. Q. A. Fellows.
Grand Master of Templars OF the United States
Inc Strand Master was assisted on the occasion
by Sir o. F. Stanbery, En-. Com. of washn gton
Sommandery, No. I; Sir. j. w. Griffin, En-.
Com. OF Columbia Commandery, No. 9: Sir Ed
ware BALDWIN, Past En-. Com. of Washington
Commandery, and other distinguished knights
OF this District. A large number of Sir KNIGHTS
were present TO witness the ceremonies which
were OF very imposing and interesting charac-
ter. The constitution of Potomac Commentary
was the first official act of Grand Master Fellows
ne having been elected to the office of Grand
master IN September last, at Baltimore. This
circumstance gave additional eclat TO the occa
SION. The ceremonies were enlyened by some
most excellent music by the Masonic Choir of
Mashlngton, who, after the conclusion of the
the Inequalities of Sirs Allen Wall and Herman
Seiigson, OF Potomac Commandery, who fur
nished supper ADVERTISEMENTS, which were
very pleasantly seasoned and spiced by music,
STREET CAR TRAVEL INrERRuPrRp.-This
morning, at 10 O'Clock, the wOrkmen on Bridge
street commenced tearing up the railroad track,
Warrington side. 1t Is suppo5ed that the inter-
ruption Of travel from this and other causes will
continue the greater part of the fall and winter,
Georgetown. Will the ct -eet car company keen
cars on the Georgetown side to Accommodate
passengers IN bad weather, or viii they be as in
people as they were before? Now is the time To
bridge. 0 ''Aoos
TEE CHICAGO FUND.-The following Add.
t.onai CONTRIBUTORS have been received at the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank:-Mrs. =. Bar
naid, ~; Sailor, sS d. r. MayAeid, 40: RIFF.
.Isnoh To SS; W. Cooley, s2S p. T. Berry, s25;
"A GRAND ORGAN and vocal concert nil, be
given at st. J0hns Church this evenins. n in
az o@garaee dhs rev organ just erected by Erben,
sEyERs Accrprxr.-Mr. Edward ye,,,,.
carpenter, fell from Lees new builiins. an
Er12e, near Greene street, yesterday, striking
f's head ayairst the iinbers on the Int 1onre
bis home, Ne. IA Valley street, and Attended, nv
Drs- Williams and Appleton. ~
AN ARTIILE1Y. CoMPAEY was organized in
to's city some i've or six weeks age, the on cers
duly ell eAed, ard commissiozs for them applied
for In he usual way. The .commiz slons have
rot vet been received, but IL Is expected II st
they wfh be forthesDing before the officers OF
piled.
THE sEvEsrH Bunprse ASSOCIATIONS h.,
sold twenty sAares, representing e3,3l0.25, at
TIE wAsHIraros TURNPIKE ConPANY-
The fol'0win Ing oficers OF the company have been
eiect ed for the ensuing year: John Davis, presi-
dent; VIM. Laird, Jr., treasurer; John Maxbury,
Jas Dunlap, Thos. jackson, X. p. Dodge, Esau
Pickerell, fhos. Brown j. 8. McKenny, and T.
The WHEAT MARKRT.-Hartiey & Bro have
received $500 bushels, Geo. Waters $3.50, B. |
Talbot 210. Sales OF wheat-3 $50 at al 81
,oc5 at s1.70, 6y1 at sf73. COD ut sfesk; 4s1 nj
.l:ei: Loat sfeox, 80 at sl.45, and 2cj at sl75 |
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OFFICIAL.

nEFIOIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
W The LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
Argust Is, ISL. FIXING THE TIME FOB
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
An ACT fixing the time for holding tbs General
Elections in the District Of Columbia
Be u ssaeted by tke LsgtSiaftps AsSsuoiy a tss
DtSffief of ColgNota, That the general elections
therein shall be held the fourth Wednesday Of
November Of each year
emergency exists for the imme siare taking eject Of
this act IL Is hereby declared 70 be in force from and
after its approval By the GOYernor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker of tbs House Ct Delegates.
WILLIAM sTICKNEY,
President Of the CocRcil.
Approv ed, August 19, ls7l.
III. ID. COOKE, Coyernor an 81 SIN
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MY BROTHER, p. WALLACE, ESQ.,, having
disposed of his place of business, am happy TO
announce - my friends and patrons that am
now with the well known firm of A. Saks & Co.,
SIG Seventh street, where, with a large and
Meu-made stock, can cater ID their wants.
The accounts of the old firm are I'm nv hands;
payment of same can be made to either Messrs
Saks & Co. or myself / respectfully solicit a
continuance of the valued favors heretofore
bestowed upon me. MYER WALLACE,
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lNG0yERNoR publishing an act entitled 3 An az
mont and Potomac Railroad Compsny upo me Fled
cenditions and submitting the same to the nee nls
q ssd pisr1et and prescribing the form in which
ExEcurIvr orrrcE,
DIsrRicT OF CoLunBIA, August a l81
the the Lesssvs X!senSig u th %i Dis that
aiSSss . q: asE
PisdRont end POtSmse Raiiroad ccmpsns u up eoe
District q the next esneral sset e me People
Which viii Be held on the fourth Wsdnssday q M.
Month"; ana ibs eeip s the second that
:s. .h 8 sS SntsS .s
An act to authorize ssbscriptsop n thu .so.. -
the Piedmept and Potomac Railrosd ComSsny nno ~
tickets ssns aid ct aSs1' 81 , s:IS
"a, .ct q, .r.s,., AeAInsf
q tie fsdnont and Poso%ss Ra1o.S tSs :sos1
Sp9n Ssss AN eopdittons apIrcvsd Angus 18th,
rssIess the election for nembers 81 the Ho.s 70 =.
Delegstes Of said District shall be conductsd' So
sersv hd's9 supoinsd and pqplicston thereof 3
Governor Of the pistriet Of Columbia.
An Acf 10 authorize subscription TO the stock of
the Piedmont and Potomac Bsilrosd Compsny
A g s.ss!,d y iIs Lssssl.,svs As.s.sS n a.
Tairoad recsniy authorized By an act q the Tseis.
Of X. snS :. r Fl ss
az P;sat s Poa the s
Sssy to an amount necsssary 70 furnish susersTno-
turs and equipment for sAid road which ssid guar
e &. ss 81 :: s s
ten miles more Of said road sha be ready for SUI
lerstrneture; and vhers.s 4 + eredibiy Represented
s sas Enable 9, .s soS 6SaT
road Company oiocate and srsds their said roea %
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GoBTz PATENT KKPLECTINa GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half Of the guam
t1ty OF gas or coal oil consumed without the use
OF them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal No. 404 It'll street, is the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Doube-cone Chandelier
ReflectOrs,
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FIGURES WILL Nor LIE!

How Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Sce the prices at which four of the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price in England. In the U. s.
wheeler x ND-)n. SIS 90 SIS 90
New Slnger........ 80 50 IS CO
Elias Howe. 3JC1 c5 90
Wilton Shuttle. 40 90 As 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
classes OF. machine aS Did in both countries.
There Is scarcely any difference in the cost of
material and labor in any of the above-named
machines.
ABcd ,u.-W. G.. Wilson, President of the
WI On Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
pe-rod BEFORE me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
culars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the COM
parties manufacturing said machines.
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Cuyahoga Co., o.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. RosENTHAL, 40i 7th street.
Terms easy.
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Bs-son, j. III. Pierson and Richard Oulahs-.
aitcr which al pre- ent were invited in an, a :.
took OF re -rcshments, ~
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CoRNs, &c-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 635
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
&C., without pain.
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HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have Just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this q new
branch Of his well-known establishment 4OS It'll
street. Ladies 60 and see the new styles.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsErs and some
new improved have just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
tition. Every pair warranted to be perfect at.
Q. BAUM. Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer.
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty in
hrst class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a
good choice in calling at G. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 4O8 7th street.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I. Becker & Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. IBECKER & Co
Odeon Hall, corner Az street and Pa. ave.
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"HAvH You SEEN 1T ?''-The beautiful
straight-brim, soft indented crown Hat with OF
without the feather, at FRANC, the Hatter's,
next to the Original Francs, 4S3 It'll street,
between u and T..
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FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLRs and the latest
novelty in H0opskirts are now at exhibition at G.
Baums Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 4Os 7th
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, Is so favor
ably known that it seems a work of supereroga-
ton to call attention to its many great Improve
ments. Yet, as it bases no claims on its past
superiority, I is only justice to make known the
steady effort manifested by its proprietors to
render it the leading hotel OF New England
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Georgetown Advertisements

pHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER, the best
n IN the District, for sale at the store OF j. W
WETZELL, corner Third and Frederick str eets
Also; in Washington at Stall 34I Center Market.
and Stall y Eastern Market oc l6.sts
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SEEING Is BELIvINe.-If ladies who do not
use the fragrante Sozo65nt will compare teeth
with those who do, they viii see in an instant
more reasons for adopting it than can be COM
posed in'o newspaper paragraph. VS.
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THE Troy, n. Y, Times says the sprightly
look of many of older citizens is owing soeIy
to the use OF Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
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CITY ITEM s.

SOME very fine Field Glasses for sale, at great
bargains, at Princes Bazaar, zoos Pennylva-
mia avenue.
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FISE oroide plated and French gilt, jet tortoise
eheii leEelry. All the new STYLES received m
riggs iewelry store. No. 457 Pennsylvania ave
nue. between and 9Th stfeets.
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HEMPLER has all kinds of thermometers and
barometors.
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ACCEPTED.-The Potomac Boat Club have
accepted the challenge OF the Arlington to row
a SIX cared gig race over the lower course-from
eth street WHAT II miles down the river and re-
at O'Clock.
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SPEClAL NOTICE.-PAPER HANGING-Per
~ sons Tentting can save ~ per cent by going TO
upBAANs. Bridge street, Georgetown, TO get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HASGISG
done All work ~ be promptly executed in any
sT TH sntesd Parti uar attention paid to UPHOL
oIEhl MOhh se29-6m
THE GEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE HAy
ing been much enlarged and refitted, will re.
ceiye until January LIST large and superior stock
OF DOLLAR GOODS of all DESCRIPTIONS The besf
goods ever offered in the Territory for al
seq I'm No IA uICu Srprur
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TRYING TO CRUSH Our THE STONE CRrsupp
The Board Of Health met last night and in
structed the Health Officer to abate the nuisance
OF the Stone-crushing machine, located on G
strcet. near 9Th, the owner, Mr.. Clephane,
having failed to comply with previous resolu,
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NEW style French watch colid oroide Gaze
plated with eighteen karat gold set with Alaska
diamond 81 one at ten dollars received at Prigg's
TRIAL OF HosE.-NO. Q Engine Company
ceiyed from Baltimore
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hILLED BY THE CARs.-Mr. Noah E To. ~.
an Old and Uell-known citizen OF AnraDo,ss
junction WIS run over and killed by ne r ,rs ~
The juno ION yesterday morning he w.s crors-
Ing ire Annapolis road in the rear OF a train of
cars, when they suddenly backed, throwing him
directly on the rail, one OF the wheels Dss.ing
over HIN and literally severing his body Hs
funeral took place this afternoon at his resi-
denee, the Rev. DIR. MeCauley OF ciat:ng. Mr.
Rev Il. Peg ton Brown, pastsr of Wesley Chanel
in this city.
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I4IEAfs 70 commonwealth Com
-so,a<r % Fdenfs has issued patents 10 Joseph
humphreys for b0at-hoisting LowerIng ana
dst&ching apparatus, and TO Henri m Psnfv
Icr rubber stereofvpes-both patentees being
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JnuN NJ

JOHN II. SMOOT,
119 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, DC.
Has received and il Offering at very low prices
TO cash buy ers, large and very ch 1ice stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
consisting Of fine assoI tment Of
LADIES' DRESS FABRICS,
In al the most desirable grades and styles i'm Silks
PSplins, Sstines, Cashmeres, Meriuos, Empress
IIoths, Nelours, Alpacss, &c, with full line of
he best grades of $500 -
MOURNING GOODS,
selyeteens Shawls, Kid Gloves, of the best makes
ihcluding Juglo's Couryoiseer's celebrated Glove
hosiery, Ladies and Gents Underwear, FL snnels
Table Linens, Sheetings, Shirtings, Richardson 3
Linens, Blankets, &c. Also, full line of
1ENIs AND BOYS WEAR, CARPETS, RUGS,
AND OIL CLOTHS
Customers are invited to examrna alton of Goods
anc Prices before making their purchases.
&C u I'm JNO. III SMOOT
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STREET IMPROvEMENTs ORpvRyn -
n -etrg O the Board of Public Works ycster-
Gay MIGRANT vas ordered 70 be erected on the
cast SIDE OF 2Osh ssroet, between III street and
pennsylvania avenue. The committee urging
Improvements on Capitol Hill, requesting Easf
CaPlcl street and ting streets 10 be paved
and parked, were informed that their views
would be carried cut The sewer in square No
II was ordered 20 be extended 10 the center of
the alley, and a trap put in - prevent stencil
"A tcot pavement was ordered 10 be Laid on New
YORK ayeRue, from 9th 10 18th street west Sixth
ditiOn fer travel.
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q, kESIsTRATIos IN TEE ELEvsxra DrsrRfer.
The Board OF Registration met In the Elevr n. n
ostraSt Yesterday, corner OF 18th street ard
lsf-a aSesue, and registered 80;
- - total, f46. The first registration
i~sN ang rooted mp 467 whites and Al colored
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k18 TRUNKS. m
LADIES and MEMS sATCHELs.
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS,
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
wu,ns TRAVELLING BAGS.
sADDLERY and HARNESS.,
CARRIAGE ROBES, &c., Re.
In NksAT ARIETY, at Low PRICES FOB
CASH, at the
NAN UFACr0R
JAMES u ToPHAN 4 CO..
~ , 0l2Sea
sEvENTH STREET,
One door above Odd Fellows Hall
- NOTICE.
8es. and Hsdiun Trunis. ''' ~ desc Sc our
CgInHu5ss GsT 1pT ERsSoA4kP 9asTIEe I..ssss
MS; f.. sisSsi
G1EAT sE EsA A. TIoN Zine Boiid Cold and Sill
+. :ss s:s;: "a 4; s.
81 81 'afs; !. i ;s. a mi =
~ Ssas IA sHss oLorHrse Of !. l,.a.
80. :. .slr lo.saI eesce9. sQz3-ly
COEGREe9 sTABLEe, ga sfrsss. bsf,ses. -
" Oas1 =. Horses and Buggies Tor Hire ~
~ yee2. kIOHARD Want.
yse.-n Propgtsloyi
RAxAAR=BsrGsins AZ Ladder, 0ents' And SAIi
wemens Chrsti.p Association. jsdcisSy G Son.rs
street. sasss ss@ss a. . .sssiE 'z'astsd
DR. oAuLFIELDv GLASSES
VOCAL AND INsTiuMENrAL MUSIC
F's 4. y. u. q. A. = s0p6
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PARENTS, SAVE MONEY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock Of
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
au36 Ar POE SELIGSON's, oeoreetovn.
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HARPZR's MAGAZINE Cor Nsyember. an in
feresting nrnber. has been serf ., ne Sy the
Naa4onal News Compaay. Penrsyivania are
ingtoa, j. G. Parker. and x. B. Mohun. Pie
National News Company send Ms the EenS ~
Jd1s,rafed Ners Tor Septembex Spfh with q aae
frsm Mr.. j. G. Parker we have lppl<fss,s yesr-
aGt Ior October %.
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TIE GREAT FLEE in Cbicaso has thoroughly
V Ted the merits OF the s.sfe deposit sys IN as
~ noI strat d by fhe eondit :on of the vaults of
the RIDE lty Safe Deposit Company OF that city
We have the National Safe DepoJit Compapv
Al 'ee corner OF l5sh street and New York ay-
nue., IN ms Cay, and we advise all prudent per-
sofs 10 avail themselves OF is3 socurrty T.e'-
vaults are claimed to be built In the yerv h
Kramer 70 render them an ab- dilute prof :csion
against FIRE and burglary.
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THIRTEENrH DISTRICT.

All that part Of the city Of Washington Iyinr
within the following bounds: Commencing at q
street north and running along Seventh street west
b. street north; thence along street 20 Eleventh
street west; thence down Eleventh street % street
north, aud along street 20 Seventh street west on
thursday, October 10, ISL, at the sixth Polic,,
Precinct Station, corner Of Ninth aud streets,
Washington.
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In THE COUNCIL OF the Legislative Assembly
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Gulick, from the
special committee. reported back the bill ap-
propriat'ng slO0,cco for the Chicago sufferers,
with several amendments, which were adopted.
The bi!l vii come up for a third reading to-day.
business. my
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The FEW SoRE-HKApED Axrr-LoAs My In
the Eighth district, finding themselves newer
IN favor OF improvements met last night and
Organized what they cal 1.-The Republtcan
Sino o. The Eighth district Opposed to the Lean
selyes A. follows: r j. Besl, president; Thornes
Gresn, wee president; Chss- Garrctt secrefarv:
go. IA. fsoetor, assistant secrsfeay; sad Geo. h
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sions and differences be buried and forootten'
The meeting adjourned with cheers for Camp
ell and the loan bill.
EoRinatt0n by the CoMnites I'm the
Nineteenth District.
The 18th district Comm republican club met
last evening at Bills rooms, / street, when the
resignation Of A. j. Donaleson was accepted.
md Capt. b. Q. Berry was elected president
and George w. Wallace vice president Mr.
trail eommistee, vice p. B. powell ~ithdrsSn.
The half dozen members Of the club then re-
solved themselves into O mass meeting IN tn
nomnsafe . candidate for delegate to fke AS
ssemoS' ana h;A- Porter vss unaaimously nom
By sso@ss Ed1 z l sss " .s.Hl asSsv .lss
lowed S''-
LIZ. Ea1sley RenSmtnsteA IN n.
TWe01y - sc District
mass meeting ofrepublicaps was held In the
fwenfy-frx d'stdct last night. Sidney Herbert
IN the chair and C. n. Barton, secretary. Mr..
Herbert Denounced the recent action of the ex-
eeIays somIstf 80 in trying 70 control the dis
tons, which wese adopted, endorsing the admin
,stra,isn OF President Grant, eongraiulatias the
Peopae OF tne country upon the results OF the
tsoeni etecuons in Ohio, Iowa and PenDsylya-
49,, me ne, .onI million loan, and 81 day for
Green were nominated as candidates for the
n0ose OF delegates, and q vote was taken by
teiiers- NJ. Barsley received 2si votes, and MI.
ent oS the vote ense t announce
% be the republican candidate in the Tverty-
hrst district u. i. johnson and Pratt Su,Ib
made speeches, after which the meeting "a
burned with loud cheers for their candidate.
he assemblage. with the East washington
Band, then marched TO Mr. Bursley's residenes
Ind serenaded him, when he appeared, and i'm a
leat address thanked them for his renomination'
speeches were made by 7. j. johnson, g. NJ, !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-18

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