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Ar ACT to cause lsmp' to be erected on yir-
ginia avenue.

81 a endced by The Board Of AhfSTuseA aaf Bead
~ Common Council Of rae Cry az WaSitHgtoyt.
That the Mayor be, aud he is HEREBY, authorized
and requested to cause lamps 20 be erected and
lighted with gas, on Virginia avenue, between
Fonr and half street and the canal bridge; the
lamps 10 be erected according TO existing law.
Approved, May 81. 1871.
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JOINT RESOLUTION to pay for publishing prof.
erty sold for taxes.

Rsso esd by tks Boa,d Of Aldgnsen asd Boayd
Of ConlHoA CoKseI Of ths ttfy Of Washfsgfos.
That the sum OF one hundred and eighty dollars
Of the General funds 70 enable tRe Mayor 70 paw
the proprietors Of the Sunday Gazette, for pub
fishing list Of property advertised as sold for
taxes, provided the City Register finds the same
70 be correct. Improved, May 81, 1911.
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An ACT making an appropriation for binding

Be a. eHac;sd BY the BOaJd Q( ALfsrnasa aHf Bead
81 Common CCEReH Of the CITY Of WaSAiagfOa.
That the sum Of three hundred and d fty dollars
or 80 much thereof as may be necessary, be- and
the same 10 hereby, appropriated out of the gem
eral fund, to enable the Mayor to paw for the
binding of one hundred copies of the journal of
the Sixty Eighth Council.
SRo. 2. And Be IL further enacted, That the said
binding be executed under the direction OF the
Mayor, and that the person selected by him 70
perform said work shall upon its completion
deliver two copies Of the journal TO each OF the
members OF the two Boards, and one copy each
ts each of the officers OF the two Boards, the
Mayor, City Collector, City Register, Surveyor,
Water Registrar, Superintendent of Sewers
Auditor and Comptroller.
Approved, May 81, 1871.
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JOINT RESOLUTION for the appointment of


htSoltef oy tie Board Of Alderman aad Boarc
0 Corr1on toEactI Of the CITY Of WaShtHgtou, Tina
committee of two from the Board OF Alder
men and three from the Board of Comnou
Council, to be appointed by the respective pres
idents, be appointed to audit the accounts o.
II. M. Whittlesey, comptroller, in accordance
with ms request. ApprOYed, MAY 27. 1871.
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AN ACT to pave the carriagewsy of Louisiana
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets

BE ut enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Comn1On Council Of the Oily Of washington. That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and
requested to cause Louisiana avenue between
Ninth and Tenth streets west, 10 be paved with
cobblestones removed from Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. The work to be contracted for and exc.
cuted in the manner and under the superinten.
dence provided by law; and to defray the
expense Of the said improvement a special tax
equal to the cost thereof is hereby imposed and
levied on all lots or parts of lots on the line of
the Improvement; the said tax to be assessed in
conformity with the provisions OF the act APP
proved Octobe IL, 1865.
ApprOIed. MAY q lS11.
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An ACT for the relief of A. 8. Barnes, Geor ze
w. Barnes and VIM. II. Barnes.
AN ACT for the Keller of Daniel Donovan, ass
ant aurvavOr

BE If enacted By ht BodTd Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common CorneiI Of the Guy Of WasAingtOn That
the sum OF three hundred dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated out OF the general
fund, to enable the Mayor to pay Daniel Dono-
van, assistant city surveyor, for extra ser vices.
Approved Nav %, 1871.
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An ACT to pay E. L. Ridgley for medicines fur.

EN- III 70 PoJ 70 d IhIUBIty IOI mtUICIDe5 tur-
nished to the poor of the First Ward for the
quarter ending March 81, 1871.
BE a. eTdted by The Board Of Aldermen and Bo1ra
81 Common Council Of the CITY Of WdshtHgton
That the rum Of three hundred and sixty-four
Collars and ninety.five cents be, and the sam
Is hereby, appropriated ont OF the general fund
TO enable the Mayor to pay e. L. Ridgley, apoth.
ecary TO the poor Of the First Ward, for medi
cines furnished during the quarter ending March
81, 1871. 1approyed, Nav N. 1871.
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BE a. enacted ythe Board OF Aldermen and Board
q Common CoEneti o. tte CRY Of Wdshtngios, That
the sum OF five dollars and sixty-four cents be
and the same is hereby, appropriated out of the
fund to which 1t belongs, TO enable the Mayor to
refund to T. A. Cassidy the above amount for
erroneous assessment on part of lot 8, in square
100. IApproyed Nav q ISL
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Be ifepdcfsd By The Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the Ciiy Of WaShiHgfoH,
That The Mayor be, and he Is hereby, authorized
and directed TO refund 70 Margaret Ceas the sum
OF fourteen dollars and sixtyhve cents, being the
amount enormously assessed on lots Nos. % and
81, in square No. 435, for foot pavement; and
that said amount be, and the same is hereby,
appropria ted out OF the general fund.
Approved, May 81, 1871.
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Az ACT for the benefit of the Lampugh,ers.

An ACT for the benefit Of the Lamplighters.
Of Ss 1snasiSS ~ iss SSard A9sa ssa SsS,s
| the sum OF ten dollars per month over and
above the compensation allow ed by law be paid
duty during the five months intervening
between the LIST of January and the 3lst OF May,
1871, and pro rata sum 10 every lsmpighter
who shall have been on duty any portion of
said tune; and IN at sum sufficient to paw the
said extra compensation be, and is hereby APP
propristed, payable ont OF the gas fund.
Approved, May 81, 1871.
An Aor granting privilege to John Summers.
Of Common cosse ~ ne CIR OF Wassnnstoa That
permission be, and is hereby, granted 70 John
Summers TO extend the second story of the frame
house, now being erected on part Of lot No. -,
in square south OF square No. Sic over the pri-
vate alley on the west side of said lot, so as TO
adjoin similar frame building already erected
on the east line OF said alley: Provided, That the
extension OF the new building aforesaid shall
! OF invade any private right in said alley.
Approved, May q, ISL.
AN ACT to refund paving tax to the trustees of
the Shiloh Baptist Church.
re Il endcfsd by ths Bodrd AZ Aldermen azd B.1rd
o. Common C0motloF the Ctfy Of Wdshfsgion That
the sum of seventy-two cellars and ffty-seven
cents be, and the same is hereby, appropri ated
out OF the First Ward fund TO enable the Mayor
TO refund TO the trustees OF the Shiloh church
leoloredl that amount, beng the amount of
leo, on lot II, square Is4.
Approve d, May %. 1871.
AN ACT for the relief OF Alexander Patterson.
Bs AZ esdcfed BY the BOdrf of Aldermen and Soayf
81 Common Council Of the Dry Of WdShtaRtoa. That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and
requested TO pay to Alexander Patterson, out
of the funds of the Seventh Ward, the sum OF
four hundred and one dollars and lightweight
cents, being amount due him for extra work
done beyond his contract for building a brids re
over "James creek !" on street southwest
Approved, May 81, 1871.
( An ACT for the relief of Brewer 6 Wilson.
Betf enacted ty the Board Of Aldermen and Board
ot common CoHHelt or the CRY # WdShlHgfOs, That
the sum Of three hundred and fifty dollars be-
and the same Is hereby, appropriated out of the
general fund to pay Brewer & Wilson, for SER
vices rendered as per accompanying bill.
Approved, May 81, 1871.
AN ACT authorizing the Mayor to carry out the
improvement of Twenty-third street west in
accordance with the petition of the property
owners thereon.
BE Il endcted by the Board Of Aldermen dnd Board
q Cennon Cohset! af rae City Of WaSAtaston, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized to
apply the act as passed for Twenty-th street
west to that portion of said street between the
north side OF @ street and the canal so as 20 make
said Improvement conform to the request of the
property-owners as expressed in their petition,
passed and approved November, 1869; the said
portion having been left out by an error In en-
crossing said bill. lApproyed, May Is, 1871.
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AN ACT for the relief Of Thomas 81. Barron.
Be a. saacfed tyth Board af Aldsrnss and Board
the sum Of four thousand and i've hundred
dollars be, and the same is hereby, appropri-
ated out Of the general fund. to enable the
M ayor TO pay the said amount TO Thomas H.
Barron for losses sustained In erecting two
school houses In the Third and Fourth districts.
Approved, May 81, ISL.
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AN ACT to set the curbstones and pave the foot
ways and cutters on the rest side of Eleventh
street west, between street south and Mary
land avenue.
BE 70 ,Hacted bs ths Soard Of AId,,n.,n and Boa,a
I C.,nnoH toiue'l Of ths City Of WasAInsioa. That
the Mayor be, and be is hereby, authorized and
requested to cause tho curbstones to be set
an ! the footways and cutters paved on the
west side of Eleventh street west between
Z street south and Maryland avenue. The
work TO be contracted for, and executed in the
manner and under the superintendent pro-
vfded by Law; and to defray the expenses of said
improvements a special tax equal to the cost
thereof is hereby imposed and levied on all lots
or parts OF lots bordering on the line of the i'm
provement; the said tax 10 be assessed aud col
lected in conformity with the provisions of the
act approved October II, 1865
Approved, May rs. 1871.
An ACT to take up and reset the curbstones aud
relay the cutters and pavement along ID
street and Virginia avenue southwest, COM
meneiDg at the northeast corner of said
streets.
q CerinHea C0tsreit OF TIE C,tv Of Wasifagfon That
the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, authorized and
requested to cause so much OF the curbstones
and cutters along the abovenamed streets. az
may be necessary to have thqn placed on the
proper line of said streets, to be taken up and
reset and relaid; also the footwsys to be laid,
commencing at the northeast corner OF said
streets at point where they intersect said curb
to be set five feet further from the building line
than the present curb, at the intersection of said
ID street south and Virginia avenue, and four
teen feet six inches towards Sixth street. and
from said corner to continue the same easterly
down ID street to the northwest corner of Four
and-a-half street. and westerly along Virginia
avenue to its intersection with Sixth street;
said work to be done under the direction of the
superintendent OF Sewers, Carrisgeways Sc
and superintendence of the Commissioners of
the Seventh Ward; and to defray the expense
thereof the sum of four hundred dollars, or SO
much thereof as may be Necessary, is hereby
appropriated, payable out of the funds of the
seventh Ward Approved. May q, 1871.
Am Aor for the relief of p. A. Cassidy.
BE a. enacted BY ths Board OF Aldermen and Board
oI Common COEscti Of the Cfty Of WdShtngioa That
the sum OF five dollars and sixty -four cents be-
and the same is hereby, appropriated out of the
fund to which 1t belongs, to enable the Mayor to
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The contracting parties hereby engage to
communicate each TO the other, from time to
time, lists Of the persons who. within their re-
spective dOminiOns and territories, or before
their diplomatic and consular officers, have
declared their remuneration of naturalization
with the dates and places of making such
declarations, and such Information as to the
abode OF the declarants, and the times and
places OF their naturalization, As they may have
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AN Act for the relief of Albert BouldIn.

Be % enacted ~ me Board 0 ALderHlea and Bodrd
Of CymHOH Council Of fhe City Of WGShiagfoH,
one cents be, and the same is hereby, appro-
priated out OF the funds or the Third Ward 10
enable the Mayor to refund the said amount TO
ALBEIT Bouldin, he having paid that amount by
mistake on property owned by another party,
1t being special tax for paving an alley In square
81.
And be IL further enacted, That the sum of
fJrty-fye dollars and Twenty-Five cents be, and
the same Is hereby, appropriated out of the
funds of the Fourth Ward to enable the Mayor
to pay Albert Bouldin said amount of balance
due for hire of horse and cart on corpora alton
work, as set forth in the accompanying papers.
Approved, May 81, 1871.
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Am ACT for the relief OF William L. Brsmhall
BE IL tpccfed bp the Board Of Alderman ana 60drd
Of Common COHneII o. the Ciy Of WdShtAglOH.
That the rum o. two hundred and seventy nine
dollars be, and the said sum Is hereby. appro-
priated out of the general fund. 70 enable the
Mayor TO pay to William l.. Bramhall the
amount due William s. Chamberlin On his con-
tract for painting the City Hall, assigned to
said William l.. Bramhall.
Approved, Nav 81, 1871.
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An ACT granting additional compensation to

the commissioner of the Washington canal.
BE u enacted BY "a, Board Of AIdgmsn and Board
of Common CeAaeil 81 the Ctfv az WaShtagt0n, That
the sum of i've hundred dollars be, aud tue
same is hereby, appropriated out OF the al
fund TO pay that amount TO Benjamin. Sever
the present fiscal year.
Approved, May 81, 1871.
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AN ACT for the relief of VIM. b. Moses.

Be u enacted BY the Board of Aldermen and Bo1yd
OF Common Council Of the Cry Of WASHINGTON.
Ihst the sum OF seventy-five dollars aud nifty
cents be, and the same 10 hereby, appropriated
out of the general Fund to enable the Mayor to
pay that amount to w. b. Moses, for furniture
supplied for the Office Of the Comptroller In
October, 1870. tAppreved, May 81, ISL
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An ACT for the relief of Brewer & Wilson.
,Beu enacted ty the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common C0EFeii Of the CRY # WdShiHgf0s That
the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars be,
and the same Is hereby, appropriated out of the
general fund to pay Brewer s. Wilson, for SER
vices rendered as per accompanying bill.
Approved, May 81, 1871.
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Stain OF tpccstry-A Son Of Al
ron Burr Living Ia ObiO.

a son or Aaron Burr. now nn old
man. is said to be living in Piqnq.
Ohio. Ilie mother, in lSGo, was u
well known belle in Wa,hins,on CITY
She was uo'od for her tctu'y. r,fna-
mcnI md wit, hut Ter sjd len di-ap-
pearan,e from the gay caliDol created
II great deal Of talk, ant aier thu
event she was dead to all the world
rave her destroyer and hcr s,n. A
correspondent or the Miami count,
Dcmo, rat who reveals the existence
Of this son, says
MIR saw his father but twice
once. after his acqutlnl before the Su
rremc Court 9th Unitcd States at
Richmond. when be- was tried ior
treason. the second AMI list timr ~
tho latter part Of 1888. Ia NV York
Upon this lh't,r OCCASION our Old citi-
zen was rccosnz'd 10y Burr. He was
then agcd-bow,d to th' earth with
tie great weight Of four score years
and n broken heart. Disease also
raeked hi frame. Thiry years be-
forc, his only dau-htcr bad sn.lri
from Churlcs'on. South CarolIra To
meet him, but tho vessel 10 winch h"
embarked was never heard from. az,
the blow nearly crushed Bars lite
Sir sa d the cd mtn "-ithrI ~
the blood OF Aaron BUR- rnl, lhrm!n
my veins. dctcst it H. c'1-pire !
against the best government Oh ne
face Of God 5 iootsiool, aud | am th.
,ffsprin. of a traitor. | tried TO re-
deem my birth by fighting for ms
county in the Florida war; bn, tn
odium ranhlr les in my heart, and litt!e
does the Government suspect that it
pays pension to the son Of Aaron
Burt" When askel him if might
publish his existence, hc said "Gc.-
1t will DO me no harm bu, Cor hca-
veus sake po,nt. not out the place of
my retirement to the gaping wo'li.
Stisma,izc my father as you please,
but speak kindly, pray thee, OF my
gcntlc and crring mother, who is in
heaven waiting for her son. am an
the boriers Of three score and ten,
he continued, with moistcniug eyes.
II want to cross the river where the
stain Of ancestry will never corrodc II
name" | have not mentioned the
old mans name. Without his cousout
it never passes my lips.
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THE BARLEY SHEAIi.'
Anti-Dusi dir. Tiyh CookiHg Soc.
Uih Erienied Frc-BOr
for Wood or Coal
ratenlel Mny lGlh. 1866.

Patented May 10th, 1865.
We take pleasure IN offering our cusiu.
mcrs ana The Stove Trade. New frst.Clnss
Flat.top, and would call pdrtcui1r attention
10 ~ many at,Hciire and ra'roJis impr0re
meBis.
This Stove has been carefully tested for
several months. aud the results have proved
50 highly satisfactory. that several of our
oldest and most experienced stove dealer.
predict for it n sale far beyond our ability
TO supply ,his season.
Sii,. ~ .,foHt Grs.doors, giving full use OF
The hearth.
IN ddirioH0i shic IN He orcR 20 arranged
ns To give more room ~ the upi,, pnri oi
the oven; u great conycnicucr mucl needed.
7hf oren is nearly a. pids 0t The top ~
atthe hearth line, which not only increases
the size, but will be recognized as . lt.a,
ddrdHtage a. bdkiHg.
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I :. BURKllART.
THE NOnNING GLORY "
LUte6sll'. rnI'ni Inplo,ed NV
CChL STOVE.

In this pattern uf Tng MnRNtNG GLop,
-rvcral new and important features have
heen embodied, which can only he seen fo
he admired. This new s.jyr II made su
iirely Of cast iron. 80 fitted ~ to be- air tirht.
hli can he made with sheet iron upprr
section when preferred by tue pa chaser
ornamental finish j. driprry. making il
handsome piece of furniture far more 50
Than any stove heretofore made. lis in
Iernal construction. thou. resembling
some Of the former patterns o. The Morning
Glory is quite diilcren making it more
durable. and far less diihcult to tee repaired.
rhe castings are oi the hi hest order. fully
q. alng the hnc.t castings made ~ thi-
ca. r.y.
Among the many ADVANTAGES IN the use
Of the Morning Glory are the following &c.
/. Continuous Burning. =. Quality uf the
Heat. 3. Ventilation through the stove
!. Anti.Dust stove. We Iscpp oi q .
u. Economy al Fuel.
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGER.

IN, "GREIT FANILy ECONONiZER.
The terms of our Patent call our Machine
a "Wringcr." Years Of experience prove
il also TO be MOST EXCELLENT WASHER.
when we reduce every invention for wash
ing clothes to n principle they all nomunl
10 that of pressing aud squeezing, nnd
forcing the water through them, thus re-
moving the dirt. Most Washing Machines
do il hy rubbing. The Universal Wr'nsei
does il hy pressing.
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DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER.

The best. cheapest, and most popular
Washing Machine ever invented.
1t is easy cooperate. sitting or standing
takes but little room injures no garments
finishes its work { on in two to four Min
utes; is durable and convenient; and th
only Washing Machine known that is liked
the better the longer ii is used.
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4 NEW Orlcrus thief returned seine
distracted clothln, that proved toe
small, and wrote to the ow ner that he
would wal, for him to grow.
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~ - - ~ ~ ~ " nv
Made Of Poor Rum, whiskey, Prod
spirits n nd Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced
and sweetened TO please the taste. called " Ton
ics."" Appctirors," Restorers," &C. that lead
the tpplcr on to drunkenness and ruin. but are
struo Medicne, made froni the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California, free from all Alcoholic
stimuianfs. Thoy are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPLE perfect Renovator and ndInvigorator OF
the System, carrying on all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood 10 healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according 70 dlrec-
ton and remain long unwcll.
H'ar Infammutory md Chronic Rbcu-
mntisn and Cont, Dyspepsia or Indi-
eestiou, Bilious, RcB,ittent and Inter-
mit,cnt Fcvcrr, Diseases OF the Hood.
Liver, Kidneys. nnd Bladder. these Bit
ters have been most successful. Such Dis.
euscs are caused by yitiatcd Blood. which
is generally produced by dsrangomont Of ths
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache, Pah in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
rcu OF the Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructatlons OF
the stomach, had taste in the Mouth, Bilious At
tacls, Pslp!tatlon OF the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs. Pain In the regions Of tho Kidneys, and
: hundred other painful symptoms. are the or
springs Of Dyspepsia.
IThsy invlgorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid liver aud bowels. which render them OF un.
equallcd efficacy In cleansing the blood OF all
impurities. and impartins new life and ylgor 10
ths whole systen.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter,
salt Rheun. Blotches. Spots, Pimplos. Pustule',
BoIls, Carbuncles, Ring. Worms, scald.Head, Sore
Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, scurfs, Discolorations Of
tho ska, uumors and Diseases ofthe Skin, OF
whatever name or nature, are literally dug ~
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II EYSTONE HOTEL.
Sei,"sgrore, Snyder County, !

THE undersigned begs leave TO inform
ine public that he has purchased and will
keep. In good style, the above well-known
n.d popular house.
EFy- Having large, airy and well furnish
ed rooms, good servants, with the untiring
efforts Of the proprietor to please his guests,
he hopes 10 meet with large share Of pub
10 patronage. J. Y. WALTER.
sslinsgrovs, Sept. ], 1870
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IAMES X DAVIS liUi'El..
- SELIN >GRONE, SNYDER 90, 4,

''T4I9IsN ~ w ' I- nv I IIIsN '-V'I 7 ~
HENRY \, BULlG Proprietor
The wei known House having been re.
h't 10y the present proprietor, offers cx
ccllenr accommodations 10 the trnve ing
community. Choice liquors and Cigars ~
the Bar. aud the Table .Uppicd with the
best ,hc market affords. good stable
attended by careful hosrlers in connection
with the house. April g. 7Otf,
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Manhood: How Lost. How Restored.

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