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road Company locate and Grade their said rad 80
ss 10 prepare fUr Its superstruoturei nov, there
sRc. ]; zsd y u s.ncssS That. provided that ,his
sct shall be submitted q the people ~ the ncx gen-
votes cast COT nsa-rs e the Lssislasire As--ubiy
~ snoh election: Ass F-oviset 49,. That THE ace
gre-s Of the United stEtes the governor shall b.
and he e heTehy, agissrsea % suesorle, IN he
Of the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Conpauy, %
lars Pros,Sss Thsi sfsre such snl-STirsi n ssan
e. n R, s.s i eS ~ d. ss. X s,nis .
will be adequate Cor the purpose % oSmpletins the
Gsnning o. said road, and satisfactory guarantees
scrsbed shsI be fSiihinliy spF,iei 70 aid 's as
that said work will b. completed within the tim,
Vsnis otptSsi Rsroaa cS@o%Sy: AZ r, s@S.sl
'sstAu. That said road shall be oonstruciea nom
which shall be satisfactory said Board u Public
ssc' = zsd ., % ,r-fa,- e.aasa. That IN order 20
provide Tor the payment q said suhSorirtiOn the
Governor is herehg suthoriEed TO issue the rers-
which shall press the object of their issue their
tse ,s sns e sisn sy 'ss ard seSrsay
siisr date and bear sS pr eentum interest PAYABLE
1 n, y si1 uSs ~ sr 70 srN w. 9
bonds and pay over ihe rroSeeis thereofo aid Pied
and in such smounts may be rsqsfred hy the pro-
Scess OF the work Aforesaid Prortasd. That sid
per centum 81 the par value thereof ''-' '''''S
SEC. ;. Asd BE- u frfAsr ssacfed, Tha, IN order 70
shall be levied annually taN ot sin pr cent !. or
suSh lower rate as may safIice, on every hRndrel
dollars az the Assessed value nf real aud rerssFst
estate in said District, the proceeds % which tax
shall constitute special fund pledged Cor the Pay
ment Of said interest.
SIC, g. Ard Dc % Jurfser eraofsd, That the Gov
erngr herchy requested 90 cause his act . Be daily
published befure the next general election as re-
Qufrcd by the fourteenth section ~ the charter OF
the District q Columbia, tsct Of Ccnrress Of Feb
ruary twenty one, eighteen hundred and seventy
one, and BY suitable proclamation o. submit a.,
ssfne =" the necple snd prescribe the form in which
IL shall be voted upon.
CHARLES L. HTLsE,
SPEAKER ~ the Aousr e D,lera'es
WILLIAM STICkNEH.
President u The Council.
Approved. August To- ISL
III. ID. COOKE, Governor. ausf IN
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IMPROVEMENTS IN THE PUBLIC GRoUND5-
Reference was made IN The STAR a lew days
since D Improvements in La'ayette Square con-
templated by Gen. BabcOck. Among them will
be gate lodge With two wings, in which v III
be placed VI mails Tor publicr,e-one for females
and the other for male. The structure is to be
one stCly in height, and of gothic style of ar
chitCcture. The main building will be nineteen
feet square, the wings eight feet by four feet six
inches. The building viii rest on a ninC-inch
brick wall, tfree feet high Two feet seven in
ches viii Oe below ground, the lower course to
project three inches, a. footing for the walls.
The Waterman of the grounds will occupy the
main building, and " III always be on hand ID
prevent the occurrence of any improper con-
duct. He will ai.O have charge of the wings
and see that they are kept in a cleanly and
proper conSi. on.
Gen BabcOck has al o caused II be inclosed
and graded the prbiic reservation lying between
and N streets and COrnee lieut. avenue and 9Th
SIR 81, and II will he known hereafter Ps Fora
gut SQUIRE. He nos az , removed the ulI,sic-
stand in the East Capitol grounds from the
southwest - the northeast portion of the
GROUNDS, which is a much better locas on than
the former one.
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CHILDREN's HOsPITAL.-We regret to learn
that, on account Of the low state of its funds
the managers OF this most useful charity will
soon be brought to the nece- sity of considering
the gu ION OF closing its doors and suspending
ITS operations. This is a conclusion which a
liberal and chsritably disposed community can
hardly allow 70 be reached. Since its establish
ment, lfss than year ago, many difficult cases
have been succe- Sfully ,reated in it, withOuI
chsrge, and much suffering has been alles iaSed
IN IL MI a too poor 10 procure proper med cal
atIendTnce; and were IL TO close now fol- want
OF lpnds. twenty-three little sufferers who are
NJ ION It's beds IVr treatment would nave u be
TUNED out. But it is not only in its character
as hospital that il has claims on the public IL
~ 81 c'spensary, ircm which medicines are
cors. antly Lurp'shCd Tree of charge. Consider
ing that ITS heaviest expenditures have already
been mel; that complete hospital outfit has
been occurred and paid Tor, AMI That all that is
now needed IS sufficient u meet its very mod
crate current eApenScs. is to be hop-d that tue
requisite mears 1l at once - Supplied. Com
<-ibutiors may be lett at The STAR Office. a.
Cats, at relry :, with Mr., +; 3: Mcguire: on
neI OF K and 18th streets.
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OFFICIAL.

OfyIgIAL REPLICATION or TIE ACT OF
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
August ~, lsl. FIXING TIE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN Acr fixing the time for holding the General
Elections In the District Of Columbia.
BE % esaosed ~ ria Lsstsiafros Assembly 81 tAe
lfsfrtcf Of CSisczbta, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth "Wednesday Of
November of each year.
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect Of
tins act IL h hereby declared TO be In force from and
amer its approval By the Governor.
CHARLES L. .HULSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM STxCkNEY,
President Of the Council.
Approved, August 70, ISL.
III. d. COOKE, Governor. an Il sm
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The HEBREW New YEAR.-At sunset this
evening the Hebrew year JG31 will have expired
and The new yes~ }2 begin. The new years
day OF the Hebrews : the first day of the s'.th
month Iiri, and is called the beginning OF the
sacred year, which datC7 the creation of the
world, according TO Hebrew 'ngs OF the bib
civil yea, which beSirs on the first Hebrew
month Nisan, which dates from the formation of
the Hebrews as a nat on. Upon the New Year.
M Mt, tNom Haddin,) the rams horn is blown
which : u remind the Israeite Of the relation in
which he stands 20 his Maker. IL is obseryed
With great .olemrIty, the reformed party among
the Hebrews Ob5erying il but one day, while the
orthodox celebrate il two days. The ceremony
of blowing the horn - based upon Lev ilicus, sd
chapter, eth verse: Speak unto the children of
IsraeI, laying, in the seventh month"; on the first
day OF the month, shall We have a Sabbath a
memorial OF blowing trumDets, an holy conyo-
GATOR" The week preceding the new year - a
week OF Perttence, d signed as preparation for
the New Year.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT To-Day. Judge ssef,-wilian
O'Mera, charRe with fast driving ON Pennsylyalia
avenue: hnl s.. Samuel Jones and Isaac Moorse,
Mary Jane scout and James H. Short, profanity in
Fighting Alley; fin % each. Thomas W. Brosna-
han and w illlam Kirby, di orderly conduct ON the
street: fined Ss each: Anthony Rodier, charge
with keeping bis ten pn alley open after IL o'clock
on the street; fined os. Lews Donlio, charsea with
assault on John Wells; Tn d % and colts. Daniel
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COLLISION OF VESSELS IN. CHESAPEAKE
BAYS the schooner II. j. Holway ION
Sunda Y eyer'ng, or the nouth OF the II pp.-
hammock, the .ehooner Enoch Moore, rcom New
York. ran acro-S the BosS IN .chooner's bow
car .ng away her jib-boOm, bob-stays and cut
water.
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THE repairs and improvements made to the
Cn,tslian Church duing the last two months
make IL ore Of the most Attractive churches, as
n - ore Of our Oldest IA the city. The interior
dceora. ors ore creditable - the artists and
mechanic o. Washington, as well as ID the en-
&c. y e or The leie.f Z.
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NOT QUITE CLYAE-A sub lcriber leaves on
orr order book the following memorandum
81 want The STAR lett at No. 3.3, two doors
below where psed &c board. / have not got il
Tor week" As he fails to leave any name or
address, it IS by TO means clear where he used
to board, or on what street No. 1913 NAV he
VIII he please rise and explain for the benefit of
the c.I4ier?
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
l\GOvERN0R publishing an act entitled "a An sc
and Rarcad Company u ~ me re
conditions, and submitting the same 10 the peope
Of said District and prescribing the form in which
No.. DISTRICT OF CoLunsLA, August n, lgl
Of Columbia approved August TO- ISL entitled An
Piedmont and Potomac Rsrosd on sne
certain conditions. viii be submitted 70 the people
which viii be held ON the fourth Wednesday Of No,
vember, ISL being the twenty-second day OF that
shall and 1 the asfs ore al. :s
act shall contain the vorde- '1
the Piedmont and Potomac RAILROAD Compsny nnon
fst. said .e sSs
AGAINST
Of the Pemont and Po.omse Rs9a.s 2 the .osn
% and a Se S
Destes Of sad district shall be eondne,sa s.s
act Is hereto sub'oned, and prblcafien thereof is
Governor Of the District Of 0oiumbia.
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
upon certain conditions.
D.se s ~ ~ ss TSss .ssress 4 = e q;
railroad recently authorized By act Of te Legs-
Pssre Of coipms. and By s es%ss' .s s
Legislature the Pennsylyania Central Railroad
bond Of said Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Com
psny TO amount necessary 70 furnish superstruc-
snty may Be required wbsneser, at any time within
nye years from the date OF sad last mentioned sct
perrtructure; and whereas il s crebiy Represented
dat the sum Of siS b er1drsd thoSssnd doaTs q
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GENTLEMEN, il you wish "a be pleased in your
boots and shoe, go - I. s. Gar. ellis, No. 800
18th street, corner OF 1, where you viii find the
la-gess stock of the mo~s d,rirable. stylish and
best-ftting goods in Ihe market. 1t will be to
your advantage II examine his stock.
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NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK.-we rote with
pleasure the sucec OF this excellent ins,itui on
IL hps not vet been in e. 'stence a yes- and p :
pol Is a deDosit line OF S~-DgSl This Is a fine
record, and sthe b-St c, denee of the Confidence
OF the commpnisy IN the management OF he
afa'ts of the bark. Our reIdeIy N find its
adyeI h ement In another column.
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THE ALLEGED CHILD MURDERER COMMIT
TED TO JAIL.-Sanitary Officer Burr arrested
Nellie Bishop this morning on the charge of
cruelty .cCa.ing her child aud causing IFS death
The name given v sterday before the Coroner
was Lero Caild9, but the correct name is Bishop
Deputy Coroner Hartigan )mmi. d her to la
for acton of the trand inv,
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THE WoMAS's CLUB REFORM MOVEMENT
Contributions are still coming in to the treasurer
of the Woman's Club, Mr.. Hugh Coyie. The
directors have been looking at several places
with the view of purchasing house tor an u-
iii stI ial institution. Among other property ex-
amined was the large brown-stone house on 18th
s,fect near o, which has been unocc1pied for
some time past, belonging - Maggie Murphy.
Nothing as yet has been decided upon in this
cOnnec ION.
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ToRToIKs shell hoop ea-riucs sets nort,ss,
chairs, bracelets, all the new stvl-- received AZ
Priggs dollsr jewelry store, No. 457 Pennsvi.
wanna avenue, besscen ~ and 9Th streets.
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oniIin0ton and J. G. Perker lend Us early
copie- OF HdrPcr's Hcaa.fas Tor October. 40
from Parker we have God y's Ledge Book .or
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The KNIGHTS TExPLAR-The dress parade
OF me knights Iemplar announced 10 take place
on In consequence Of the rain, and orders have
been issued by the Commanders to meet t,-mor-
row evening at . p m, for the same object. On
tilnore appropriated $1,000 to aid the Temnlar.
Of that city in entertaining their visitors To the
Grand Encampment. In St. Louis, three wears
so 900 toward the same object on q similar oc-
casi0n.
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JUST OPEN


A fine as ortment of Alpaca Umbrellas in
green, brow and black.
A o, fine Gingham and Silk Umbrella.
Also, in stock, Rubber Clothing.
Prizes low. GEO. G. HENNING,
40 Seventh g.. ct n. w.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DHlLP L. SOLOMONS'
NEW BOOK LIST.

New England Legends, by Harriet Prescott Spot
ford; 81 Bryants Homer's Odyssey, vol; i; So: Tne
embodying the results of the most recent iuvesiiga
lions and the ms st profound knowledge, and mede
more available by numerous illustrations; 81. Vol
ume OF the Life aud Times of Lord Brougham, writ
ten by himself, work valuable to all rising of
every profession furnishing in its pages brilliant
example of the fruits of industry and
The Cousin from India, Pretty book for girls, by
Dinah Mulock; 80 cents. Pictures of Travel in
Sweden and Switzerland, with visit at Chas. Dick
ems house, fascinating book of travel, by Hans
man of Anastasius Grun volume of ballads of great
power and brilliancy, founded the life of Maxi
milan L.; 81 30. The Fables of Pilpay, Hindoo IA
6les; eoPiously illustrated; 81 20. Stories Of Old
most beautiful Of the classic dramas and poems in the
English language, by Abby Sage Richardson; Sl..1
Lectures in the study and Practice of the Law, by
Emory Washburn, LII. D.; 81 Folle Farire, by
Oneida; 81. The Great Social Evil its causes, ex-
tent, results, and remedies, by VIM. Logan; 81 Is
Gideon's Rock, by Katharine Saunders; 81. la
lanstions Adventures, by Robt Browning; s .s0.
PHILIP 4 s0LOMONs,
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THE WESTERLY AND NoRTHRRN Markets.
A meeting Of the joint CON mittee of the two
Hor es OF the Lei siatsre apr )inted 70 select
sites for the new Western and Northern markets
was held at the Governors office yesterday
There were present Governor Cooke, Me srs.
Gulick, Hal, and Smith Of the Council. and
Mc-srs. Carroll, Dick. On and Handy OK the
Horse. Several sIt = were discussed, the opin-
ION seeming - be in favor OF the lots the cor
ner OF Ith and Streets for the Northern nav
ket, and AZ the corner Of 21st aud X streets for
the western. Sub-commistees were appointed
10 investigate fulthe
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A TTLL TAPER ON HIS MUsCLE-H Robs q
Nan and ShC1cS Fi6ht, but is Arrested After a
Shuggls.-AbOut II O'Clock to-day as Mrs o,
Hollingshead was engaged in the back part o.
his store, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Az
and 9Th streets, on turning around, he discOy-
cred half-gTOwn ColOred boy at his money!
drawer, who at the same instant, observing that
he was detected, started at full run out of the
store. with his hands full of money. Mr. Hol-
lingshead pursued him down 9th street towards
the oanal, and, coming up With him, dealt him
bow " th his fist, which knocked him dow A.
The fellow rose up and showed fight, striking
and Kicking, but MIR. H. got hold of his
collar and held him last until Officer
Blush came up, and when about TO catch
hold OF him, he caught the officer by the finger
with bis teeth biting him severely The officer
was compelled - use his bat IN which brought
him II RS good behavior. He managed to
throw away part OF the stolen money which a
hackman piekedup. The officer took him ID the
police CONT cells and locked him up. He was
very abusive 70 the officers of the court cursing
and resisting them at eveIy step. On searching
him In the cell Sis was found upon him which
he prot ted was his own money.
He vii be tried at the evening session of the
court This fellow - one OF a regularly organ
lied gang Of thieves who infect our thoro1gh-
fares and plumber both night and day. Mr.
Hoilngshead recently had 900 cigars taken from
his shelves IN the daytime, and it Is thought this
IS one OF the party who took them. His name is
RoLsit Simmons.
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LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
washington, ID. C.. July q, ISL.
PRoF. ]. A. CooK:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family a wash,
and have found il all You recommend; am glad y
Join others In commencing article that Is evil
IDENTIFY doing 50 much good. Yours, truly,
o. o. HOWARD,
Brig. General u. ). A.
Letter from JUDGE WHLIE, az u s. SzpTsrss
Court, d. C.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June -, lST1.
Dear sir Il have given your BALM OF LIFE Tor
the hair fair trial, and am much pleased with its
hair; and lite influence 10 sOOth the and rONie
the system when exhausted from over WORK Is most
delightful have not used Il except a wash, but
on your recommendation and from the faith its use-
confidence in taking il q medicine, according 70
your directions. Very respectfully yours.
Pro-. Cook. ANDREW MlLlE.
wAsHIssroN, July LIST, ISL.
After using your BALM OF LIFE I'm many In
stances Of disorders In family, glad % it
affords the relief sought; For diarrhoes, collie, sick
nation sm convinced OF its Ell cacy, by use.
Il. j. AEIGS, in.
Lsf1 FROM Rec. FATHER BOYLE.
Dear friend Please send me q supply Of BALM
OF LIFE, the which, grstuity 4 ~ suggested,b
will be gratefully acknovledRed. or IL charged 20 me
viii be duly hopored. en- altogether pleased with
JUN -. le11. very r Z. BSSSSS iIi
KEEP OooLi
By bathing the head, eyes, face. esrs, wrists and
hands, when oyerhesfed, and when suf-
fering from fever, with that
linz
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GENTS FURNISHING DOROTHY the 81
Gents Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, al
Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, 413 It'll street,
between ID and X streets. If
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The new JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-The
law passed by the Legislative Assembly " 70
provide for the appointment OF Justices OF the
peace IN and for the District OF Columbia and
to define their duties," goes into effect t1-mor-
row. BY this law the justices of the peace ap-
pointed by the Governor are empowered u
take all necessary recognizance md 'Tigl-
tions Tor good behavior, ID keep tn peace, to
appear and answer any offence OF criminal
charbs in the court has ing jurisdic Ion Their of,
and 10 exercise and perform all other duties now
exercised by justices Of the peace " thin the
District OF Colrmbia, under existing laws: and.
In addi.ion thereto, shall have authority Il issue
writs OF attachment in all cases Within their ju-
II dictlon against the property lights, credits,
moneys and effects of any defendant under like
circunstanccs, and upon the plaintiff filing
With he justice s-mI'Pr sfsidayis and bond %
are now, or may hereafter be, prc-cribcd and
pro, .ded for by the Supreme CouIt Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, where the claim or demand
for which said writ may issue do 3 not exceed
the spm of one hundr. ID dollars, exclusive OF
cots; and shall al o have power and authority
to rue writs of replev.n, where the property to
be repleyied shall not exceed in value the sum OF
one hundred dollars, upon the plaintiffs fling
with the JUS ice similar affidavit and bond as
are pow, or may be hereafter. required BY the
supreme Court Of the Dis.ficI of Columbia in
ca-cs v thin their jurisdiction"
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WE WOULD CALL the attention of our readers
to the large and new assortment of French and
German Corsets just received from Europe, at
G. Baum's, 4GS It'll street. Look for name and
number.
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GOETZ PATEET REFLECTINs 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-
senthal, No. 404 9TH street. is the agent for them,
and also for G0etzs Double cone Chandelier
Refectors, and the Diamond Ditfusive Daylight
Refectors.
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A GRAND oPEYING Of the original X. Geld
schmids % and 50 cent s lEes, SO and Sf2 7ih
street, between II and I, Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th, with an entirely new t)ck Of jew
elry, Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods,
Toys, China Ware, Fancy Goods, &c. Goods
odd fifty per cent. cheaper than any other store
in the Territory.
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e 9 ::!s:,! F.,
s !: lh " Val; u; -;
@. g. @. emms, cor. y. ~. and 18th ST.; Nairn
a sTH sH sad :iEeess n B. Pa sa
Sss Mssss i sssi ps :s sI REM p sT
ilih st., Washington. G. W, Cropley, no Bridge
street :. Z. cropley o.. Iee Bridge 81, George
fscsurins DEPT, cornsrsth and b strssts See .esi
norisis spd cirerfsoos. sus-d
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LOG AL n EW S.
Sanitary Matters.

Ngbt Soil-Abc ts;Ts-7Is G-osyef1Nn Polcier
-hGSO-iTs Ge s. 1e {. HsA>r, 0Hd Ge Cana, FL
ocrc - De- I'd w 'sc.ices.
at re- ul9r M etjng of the Board o. Health
last night, DIR. Cox reported that he had clio ID
the contract for the reception and deodoriza-
lion o. niSht-.oil with Mr.. Sewall. The con-
trac .ols aie to pay 10 the board S1,OC) Der an
mum dpr'n the term OF the conf act; the night
soil IS - be both dcOdOriZSd and diSnfc ctad
Scayengers will COLLECT their fees as heretofore
and the new system will entail no additional ex-
pense TO citizens.
Dr. Cox read the report of Inspector Morris,
of New NOlk, in relation to the sanitary con-
ditiOn Of hat eity. The point to which he
wished to call the attention of the board was the
statement that 4" the interests of the public
health and the economic interests of these
trades themselves, require that the business of
slaughte, ing and fat-melting be concentrat ID in
asuitable point on the liver 'front.', IN one or I.
suItably-aIrangCd ab.ItOirs.
Dr. Cox also made report relative to tie
GeorgeSOwn powder magazine, closing as fol-
flows: "Iour committee, while 10th TO interfere
viii the personal convenience and interests o..
the prop -etOr or his aren't, are, nevertheless of
opir'on that, in view of all the circumstances,
this magazine IL a nuisance endangeTing life,
and should be IOIthvitiI removed The commit
tee further suggest that notice be at sent to
ID A j. Ritchie, the agent, directing the re-
mOyalo o. the said magazine, and that confer
enc" he had with that gentlem"n rs - the Selcc-
tion of a prOner and sac location for the dtr-e
structure designed for the deposit OF powder"
The stJne-cIpshng machine on q s.see., ne z
9Th, was declared a nuisance, and was ordei ed
to be removed.
Dr. verdi called attention to the nuisance
cre-ted by the oyel earning end throwing up
of earth IIUm the bosom v. the cdnai, aud Il
osher lC.EfS WHCTe feCdl and other decIy A
matter has heretofore accumulated, and sub
init Ted T Olut,Cn, which was adOpt ID, request
ing The Board of Public WORKS 20 eau e CO..
Donate Of lime q be sprinkled upon the SUI ace
of the ground at such points.
Mr.. Marbury ated that the worshippers a !.
the chuI CHI on South street, Georgetown. were
distGrle Ivy The Iios nrs behay iOr Of those living
in a franz Eorse adjoining, He said THIS build
ing is occupied by a large number of blacks and
whit, who PIE living a life OF prostitution of
the lowest order. During the services in this
church on the Sabbath dav these vile creatures
are CaiOusiEg and using the most prOfane Ian
gu2ge, which can be heard by the congregation.
Mr.. Marbury thought this hole needed the at
tentiOn OF The authorities, and especially those
who have the subject OF reformation in hand.
He said this den wss the scene OF the most indie
cent exposure, and the occupants seemed to
have no fear of any penalty. The matter was
ordered - be investigated.