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of delivery, he, and the same are hereby
repealed.
Approved, April 10. 1871.
GENERAL NATURE-No. 81

AN ACT for the restoration Of Commander.
George 4. Stevens, United States navy,
to the active from the retired list.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives, of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be, and is
hereby. authorized to nominate. and by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate
appoint George 4. Stevens to the active
list of the navy, with the rank Of lieutenant
commander.
Approved. April 10. 1871.
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PHIson "N'. 1ih'l'l tolor oI any l""' statute,
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pea. rev 't" upon efr'r' ana o'her remedies
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hi'eu states III iptir evil rights ana 10
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anu 'he oth, tehleoiIi avs Oh the oniIto
states which are III 'hcf nature applic"hIe
Ill s"ch CASTS,
SEC. :. mat II two or more persons
WITHIN any State or territory OF the nlted
States snail c"nSplre together to overthrow,
OF 10 put Gown or TO destroy by force the
government o1 the nited States, orto levy
war against the nl'td States, or 10 oppose
pt l"lct 'He authority OF Inc government
vi 'it NAi'eu Hta'eS' or bE force. hitiinliia-
lieh OF threat I" prevent hinner. or della,
lhe execution Oh any law OF the tnited
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GEORGETOWN.

IMPORTED LIQUogs IN BoND-The Collector
OF the Port OF Georgetown l. to-day engaged
WIN ms deputy, In taking an inventory of the
STOCK In bond at the Cusiom-housc here, pre-
ParatoTy 10 assessing new duties In accordance
with the law Of July 18th, 1870, and a. few who
go IN and out OF that building daily, either 10
the post office, Mayor'ssClerk's, OF Tax Collec.
Tor ohces, are aware whas stock OF imported
liquors is stored in bond in the cellars and
vaults beneath, We give the following Inve ntorv
e. what Is there this morning Forty-One co
eaFon Casks and forty cases claret, ten casks
brandy, fifteen 10 gallon casks sherry nearly 2UO
cases ana baskets OF champagne, besides a large
quantity OF Scotch and Irish whiskey, and Santa
cruz ard Jamaica rum, all in bond and await
ing the claims of cOns'gners.
NE NEW SCHOOL BOARD met last evening
and organized tor the ensuing wear. There
were present Nessrs. Hyde, Nagee, Beall, Dun
Top, Ramsburg. and Cu-tis-MF. Cox absent ON
account of sickness. Mr. BealI was authorized
to cast the vote OF the board for MIR. HYDE IoI
president, and Mar. Curtis to do the same for
hr. Duniop, as secretary; SO they were unani-
mOusiy reelected. Mr.. Magee was again cho-
sen entering guardian, ana MeSsrs HYDE and
Dunlop the committee transfers. Tn
monthly reports of the teachers were filed, aud
the board adjourned
FIRE AT FIREMEN's BALL-At the Pre-
mems ball at Forrest Hall last night the bows
had other work besides dancing and came me-
having TO bring cut the steamer and hose reel
Tor participation in the festivities, as some of
the DECORATIONS caught fire, aud in tine efforts -
suboue the hames the gAspipe was broken
emitting very large flame. Two or three q
the ladies tainted, and tor awhile the dickens
was 10 play generally; but the fire was finally
quebched, and without material damage.
SIXTH BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the forty
SIKH monthly meeting of This assoc alton hell
lsst evening at Lang's hotel. twenty three
shares Of stock, representing - 800 were retired
~ The maximum rate OF S1i2j0per share nett to
the holder.
THICK IcE.--Ice ten inches thick is now bein.
cut from the Potomac Opposite the fish wharf.
ard of very hyperion quality too, which en-
tirely preclude the idea OF any arrivals at tn.
Gt"TEeto~h NhaTye3 for some days yet, as the
channel Is stu being skated over.
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THE COURTS.

CoURr IN GENERAL TERN, To-pAY-Iu the
case of Ambush ct 81. sgt Trusty ct al. the me-
ton TO affirm the decree was overruied.
The case OF strssburger against Cohen7ap-
Messrs. Matthews, Jones and Selden. Decision
reserved.
PATENT CASE
The case OF George PetTy-appeal from the
Commissioner Of Pxtents-was argued by Mr..
j. q. Clayton.
CIRCUIT COURT. TO-DAY, Judge Humphrey
In the case OF Wilson agt the corporation Mr..
To'ten flied motion in arrest Of Judgment. Hu-
Der agt. SholeS; exceptions to ward OF referee
hled by Mr.. Elliot A recess was taken to 81
O'Clock.
PoLiCE COURT, TO-DAY. Judge SRsu.-Tom
Bowie, disorderly conduct, forfeited So by de-
fault Of appearance. Allison Major, ST.. pro-
fanIty; finrd 80. John Dugan, same offence;
fined 50. Pat kenally. disorderly conduct; fined
50. Preston Brooks. disOrderly conduct; fined
3. Joseph w. Kelly, profanity; fined So. Ann
Riley, vagrancy; warehouse.
TaR NOBLE ARMY OF wIFE-wHIPPERs.
John Peyton, cO,ored. assault on Louisa Pey-
ton, his wife. and knocking one Of her teeth
out; fined as snd costs. Y. H. Mccormick, as
sault on Mrs Mccormick, his wife, by beating
her and turning her out OF his house in the cold
last night; fined $40 and costs.
woMAN's RIGHTS.
Mrs Irving. charged with assault and batterv
on John III. Clark. by thro wing some pieces of
frozen clay at him. Mrs. Irving said that Clark
insu!ted her first. Fined s. and costs.
AFTER THE BALL.
Sandy Parker. assault on Officer Perry. The
officer testified that he was called upon to Qa-li
hlht at negro ball in Majors Hall. when
Parker interfrred and struck him, preyeutID Z
him rom making some arrests. This was a
free tight. and fhS reserves were called our n
break up the ball. Case dismissed. Ho.atiO
Han. charged win Indecent exposure i'll
Gt OTge town: fined - and costs.
EAID ON TIE Ruosrs.
Willis johnson, cOl0red. charged with steal
ing ssycnte IN chickens, belonging TO six i'rier-
eht parties a'so charged with carrying con
cealtd weapon, plead guilty to all the Char gCs;
he was fined so. or ten months in Jail.
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DROPosALs FOR LETTER BALANCES.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASH fNGTON, ID. e.. bee. ?, 1870. {
sealed Proposals viii be recelv ed at this Depart
msnt until tho 2OTH DAY or JANUARY, IS7i, at II
O'Clock noon. for furnishing Letter Balances tor the
of the post ofhce- in the Omitted States for one
year from and after the lstday NJ February, ISL of
the following description. namely
flist. Bdiances capable oil weighlu" eight ounces.
aNOrdupOis weight, 10 be graduated down 10 quarter
ounces, or these II Is SUPPOSE, that 1000 will he
wanted.
second. Balances OF the same capacity, graduated
may te required.
Third Balances capable Of weighing four pounds
avoirdupois weight, 10 be gr adustse half ounces
vi tlns class II is supposed that 2b viii 10 wanted
Perfect accuracy. strength, and durability Will be
required III the Balances to be furnished.
Samples vi each descr ptiOn oi Balances must
company each bid, and the bidder who may oh tain
the contract viii be repaired to furnish Balances of
aquality in all respects equal to the sample.
Each Balance must be we'll aud securely packed in
box for Transportation, and delivered free OF ali
expense TO the blank agency Washington, ID. T..
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
antees Of his ability TO comply with his bid aud
certificate from a postmaster that sacn guarantors
are reliable persons sax
Two sufficient suretiss win Ice required to q con.
tract.
Awards will be made for each article separately IL
deemed most adv ant ageons TO the Department.
A failure TO turnish prom pity any article con
traCfed Tor. or sstsnpt to Impose upon the De-
par.rnent articles inferior. in the opioi0n of the
Postmaster General, those contracted for will bs
considered sufficient cause Tor The forfeiture III The
The Postmaster General reserves the right h. re.
ect all bids IT. In his opoon, il is required
by the interests 81 the Department.
Proposals must be Endorsed on the envelope. Pro-
Pgsals Tor Letter balances, aud directed 10 the
o.. JNO. A J. CREsWELh,
deslaw6w Postmaster ts.-Tersi
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sucden Dem,K a, the C.p,to,.

Charles l.. Miller, clerk 70 the Senate Com
mittee ON Commerce, died suddenly at the
Capitol this morning, in the water closet in the
rear OF the Senate Reporters Gallery. Nr.
Miller appeared 70 be in perfect he slth up to
the time of his death He eat a hearty break
fast az his boarding house, No. 5U4 Pehnsyi
vania avenue, this mo. ming, and walked up to
the Capitol about n4be O'Clock with Mr.. Tit
comb, SupeTnt sndeHs OF the Senate Document
Room He then went tn his committee room
sEd shortly thereafter went to the water closet
where he WAS found dead by one OF the messeu-
gers about ten o clock. The cause of has desth
was apopleNy, and when the dt attacked him he
seems 10 have fallen forward. bTuising hi, lace
badly. Deceased was about sixty wears OF age
and man OF very steady habits, en- ioyinr the
esteem al n large number OF friends. He has
resided here for some years past during tie
session 81 Congress, and has q family wife
AVID two chi.dTen-residing IN Sioux City Mich
igan.
As soon rs the body was discovered it was re-
moved To the reporters gallery, and "A messen-
ger was dispatched for DR.. T.. NJ. Ford, who
responded in a few minutes, and word h4vin,
been sent IL Senator Chandler, he econ arrived,
bringing H.. Bias with him The physicians
aftsT examining the BODY. gave il ~ their opin-
ron that the cause OF Death was spOplexv. MIR.
French, The ser e 1nt-ct-al Prs, placed the body
IN charge OF Mess. Harvey & Mari, under
takers, who took il 20 their rooms. Tine Cor
one, DR.. Potter. decided that an inquest was
B0t necessary. The body will be sent to Sioux
tIiy, Michigan, for iEteIment
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ALEXANDRIA.

PROPERTY SALE-A tract of land living in
Alexandria county, contiguous 10 the CitV on
be northwest, and on the proposed line OF the
A. & + Il. r, containing l. acres-being part
OF The property OF DR.. +. y. Addison-hss been
sold by NJ. II. Ball, commissioner. (AIr John II
Parrot. auctioneer,) TO Mr. b. f. Baggott, for
S2|5 per acre.
COUNTY COURT CLREK's OrFICE.-Messrs.
Jefferson Iacey and j. X. Cation. clerk and
Jf,niy clerk of the County Court for this
county, turned over the records and KEYS OF
rat 0rice tuesday mcrrng 10 the new CLERK.
,ieo-ge Seator, colOred, who with a colored
deputy entered at Gree upon the duties of the
position.-G0zets.
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kEnPLpR hs. ali r,,,r. ~ r-,,
(OFFIClAL,l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council
OF the City of Washington.

AN Act TO reimburse George u NcCsrtea 10
isN.s srroneously paid in the Lsme OF char, :
Just.
a. n e5icc'sd ey the Board cf Alde,1t.a an1 B9r5Y
Y Ct1h1OR tohartt or the Cary ~ WGSrFHg IN rh
me HHl oi be- AID IA Is hereby authoriZ.d y.
or easse % b. paid ont ~ IA" gen RAJ fund the
81 t~.lve dollar, and siQ hty cents II ~ tor Te.
e r1n'onsy pad by George u. Mozart in the aue
= ma les Just, in edusIe NJ 90. ~ ). came
rem bn'se I'm Tor taxes pgif ou the saii IL. II
same haNiEg been rsi by Chsrles last himself
approved. Deceu'i'' . 'S-n.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscribe
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia holding = special term, let
tiers OF administration tue personal estate Of
ALEAArpER TAFT, late OF Washington county,
sforesa:3. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, the
subscriber, before the 2uth day OF December
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
sd benefit Of the said estate. Given under my hand
this 9th day Of December. $50.
AUGUSTUS LEPREUX,
de21-w.9wr Aimjnisfr1fnr
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JONI REsoIuroN naA..nm ,rcn-istio

JOINT hEsoIuTloN Hhhs. a - rrcp-istion for add
DoTsi rrt-a nm boxes
EtS0'ce0 " the Beard Of Aidfrpi,n and Board
q Common CotHctt ~ m. City OF " iSasasfna That
n sIm 81 two Thousand three hundr. "A and fitty
o"'lhrs. (S2 s-VD az -" p Uch thereof may be-
~ cttsErN te, and the same Is hereby appropriate
"ut II the general fund for the prTchsss o. min
a6olii"nal tfe alarm boxes and EXTENSION If ~ir.-
6r sam Il WORK te be dcr- ufder the directioa ol
the CONN 'tet Fire Depsr M nj ct the two
hcaIor, q the G. mni-si"n-rS 81 the Fire Del part
melt, aid the CLief Eug Ger of the Fire DepRrt
ment. I Nrn-oy,d, Docen.brrs Lea
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Ply THOMAS BOWLING. Aoot'r, Georgc,ow va,

1kU~TTE'S >ALF or NERs ysLrsRIg IN
fkiNfD WHARF PR 'PERTI IN MATER
III III GktEGtit.WN. ID a..
81 II! Witt - - cesS e frusf du'ei Dacprr her
- ID lNis, AID cG, reClIded 10 iiber No CO. folio
- 4, Sc., 81 the la 4 kec. ri- frr " ashsng t,n
county, l. aur by dire, tIun II he aarfA --fu~si
~ rthy viii -e', At pu tic sucto5. IN from q IA
pen ls"s, Al O'Clock On 1HIESpAY the
alta cay January A b Ie7l that c-rfain \ ,rceI
81 s-"'nG aic wharf Pr pr lying AID sir,ia .- in
L'Ir", JI.. to iohn Davidspn. bv dead dated I'M.
G rds Tor sss- county. In Liter J A. : No G, folio
~ ~ COULTER the .a-i- ein- d--CriD- al IN It
property contained within IN .libgiug boyd .ri 3
iha' J. 10 .ay can the aesT by 'k,.t r4r. or Coz
pore 'on hsh wharf thu sou a by tn channel Of
We os mac river; IN thH north by " ter street
arc IN tie esst hs q g property caHv ell 10 lam
sseA by q. VI. Lnthicum ani 81 hers. by dee
oa'eo December 10th, A. L. i>l', and recorded among
the land record. IL Liber A. :. No ~. f,iio d.
et seGritrr, being the same propertv nov used and
occupied bY Joseph Savage ss q broom and brush
mandatory.
ierms Of sale: One third asb. (of which two hun
crtd collars Will ne required at the time vi sapl
arc Toe ta ance IN equal esymsnts In six stii elva
months iron date 81 sale Sh interest and secured
by d. ed Of trust Terms TO be complied with witrrn
ten cay after sale; otherwise the Trustee reserves
IN" right TO resell the properly. alter one week
notice, at the risk and cost Of the FIRST purchases
All convey aDcing and stamps AT purchases cost
J. WHICH Trus-ea
- THOMAS DO~LING,
uel' "S--SnIian-l auc
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, USEFUL CHkis1 MAJ PRESENT L. n Nr..yiu.
Machine. This YOU can Obtain on easy terms a
he Agency, G. BAUN's Hoopskirt and Cors-
FACTORY, 900 Ito street Terms To suit the pUr
chaser.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMINEMENTs. dc.

Nases1' rteatsr-The Zavistovski Sisters in
=" Folud IN a Doorstep"
Wai'F Opera Hgns.-Mrs Jas. A. Oates Comic
opera Troupe in" The Flower Girl D: Paris.-
Odd F,Ilo,rs' Hall-Two-headed girl n giant
ans siantrs-. the bearded woman, and other
human curiosities.
k,I.ceG Idll, Corner ION anu r Str.,:s.-Ap-
MAI Address, by Dr. =. j. Busey.
MukrI5er's Art Gallery. ass 9TH street.
Bsrlow's Gallery Of Oil Paintings, I256 Penn
Sylyanfa avenue.
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LADIES' GA kMkNIs al ole dollar esrh Ven
'srce assortment OF Brackets Immense. stock
Il .'eweiry and Fancy Goods for the Hoiidsys
Also. large stock OF fancy Brackets a. one ,iol
lar each, at JOHN wALLACu's
n.9,E 3S9 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

hONk EAsr.-An IN search, OF the quaint, curl.
- oEs, and rare, mag be ssreesbly surprised by
extending their walk. and dropping in Al III Pa
svenue, betwe-p Isl and ~ cts wet at the f-a~sn
Pub. 20. de21-tf
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CITY ITEMS.

LARGE ShsE - HoF>r. Carri ages. W. -on>.
X, "a ban G Aodi>on'> BAzaar ttth str,--t
b tween L and & street.. Snu'hsuf III. Av-ul..
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C01ToN LANDS FOE SALE Oh EXOHAN9T
~ " I'll be sold reasonable terms or eaehang Il
fer CITY property
i.I06 A6Rss or COTTON LANDS
M Phillips and ST. Francis connties. Arkansas.
ocJl ; t.tk.lBI Address " Il. sfICkAEl
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WEATHER STRIPs TOR doors AMI xin,io So ~
e)ude colo. wind and rstn. Can for th-,n al
hsHsttor * Pearsob's, Ne a, Y. VI. e. A. Buiii-
1c 9th and ID streets
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AN ACT 10 continu- - all along the south
west line OF alter street, ietv cen VI aud y strest

west line OF " alter street, hetv VI aud streets
south
BE 70 spurtff by TIE Rodyr Of IEffrDsa and Porr9
81 tonMcn Council Qf N. City Of WaShia.toa That
the NAV or be- 81 he 10 herb authorized ard re-
quested 70 cause sea val 20 be cOn.rnc' 4 .Iore
he southwest nue of W ater street. between N aud
streets south. o. ID wall 10 commence the vha ri
loot OF seventh street west and TO meet With the
wharf known rs Cr0uchs = wharf near aud sixth
street souhHe-t and 20 be built a. near the channel
practicable, in n substantial manner and Of .uf
cieDf heieht 10 correspond with the grade OF Waer
strset The work To be done under the direction OF
he SrpsI inteDCent Of Streets nd sewers &c and
he superinter deucs OF the Conmissioner Of the
SevtHth Ward aid t. defray the rense Incurred
under the act the of three thOrs dollars or
- much thereof as may be necessary. be and l..
hereby, Appropriated ont Of the general fun,l
PyorIded. That no person or persons sball buila a
wharf or building of kind on the "a id wall with
first having ob;a consent Of this
Approved December Q Is7O
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ANAcr for the relief of p. Joraon

I Y
Bstt enacted by The Board Of Aldermen and Bend
Of Common cornell o. the Cry OF Wdshinsfoa Tint
the snm ~ eleven dollars and hfty-one cents ee and
the ia hereby appropriated oHt of the urd- of
thc Second Ward, o enable the Mayor refund the
ssld amount 10 p. Jordan the same having been er
Toneousiy assessed on lot 10. in square No 90. for
the cons tructien ~ a sewer in lsS,.
SIC. 3 Ant n. ~ fgrfa,T snncf.d, That the cost If
dveriierf the said property for the said sewer
be, nd thc same Is hereby. refunded the
sail lot 10. square No fa, the same 70 be paid out
of he funds of the Second Ward
AppTot ed December. 10 ls7p
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JOINT REsoLU ZION 10 isy a water main in Second
street

street east.
ne az rsso red " the Beard al Aldermen and Board
o. Common Conn ~ Of Lhe Guy Of WGShlsgt0s. Tnat
ne ateT Board be. AID tn, heraby auth n
lzed al d requested To Gauss Terra Gotta w.ter-
man twelve inches In diameter % be laid ia Sc nd
etfeet tast, from etrret routh to street south:
ne E, me To 'e dSle 40 now provided by law; and
-nm sufelent To de'Iay the expense Their, be- .nd
ne same II Eerety appropriated oGt Of the Nat
fund. 10 be reimbursed by snch as.menfs ona
all ots and paTts of lots nos authorize by eX-
istog law. A.. -ovea. 4 .ceubtr g $50
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AN ACTto grade ard q

AN Act to grade ard gravel Madison street ex Tend
lns from sixteenth 10 Seventeenth street, between
p and q str- cts north
Is, AZ shdct6d by tn, Board OF Atd.TBlsn or5 Board
81 C0U110H Commit Of n, { y Of WaSaiRg,oa Tb,s
tht Mayor he. ard ,s hereby. ,horize1 To eau.
Madison street, extending from Sixteenth 10 SeIen
teentn street, between Paid streets north 10 be
GRADED and gTsvoled
SIC. And b. n JVyihsT thGc'ed, Tha. q sum sufi
ceDi he, and the same s hereby appropriated our OF
q unds of " 9 First " ard
Approved, December 9, 1S7t.
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An ACT to pay the tax clerk for extra services
~ enacted By the BoaTd n Aldermen ami BorrJ
Of Common COpTct eli Ctfyof WdShtHg on, Tia;
the OF i've hundred dollars be and the same s
hereby arpropI sted ON OF the general fund TO
able ihe Mayor % ray WIiiiem Morgan, the tax
clerk. fer extra acrSices performed by him durpg
the year lSf9. Improved. Dec. -, 1870.
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Ax ACT to amend an ac, for the relief O, Il, 4. Ba

r. a. maud by The Beard i 4ifST5as1f arr Bcar
Of to3lrTuH Council az tht Cify - HcSatngfca Tfs
the act Tor the relief 0f +. A Bacon for medicines
furui, | d the of the Seventh ard appropria-
ting three hundred apS twenty five dai AIS and
niicts five cents payable out Of the fuuds o! tn
seventh Ward, approved ID. osnber >. $50. be. snt
Iavahr ont of the general fund.
Approved, Lee. -. iS7D.
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An AcT 70 causes water main 10 be laid in Twelfth
street west, from Marylan avenue 70 Water
street.
h, ~ .Ras,ed ~ fhe Bourd 81 Aldermen and Baarf
of Cannon (ouaai Of m, C,iyc yd.htp gton, That
the Water BoaTu be- and tfey ar hereby, eutho-
rized and requested Ia Csnse watar main to la
laid in Twelfth street west. from Maryland avenue
10 Water street; and to defay the expose thereof
asUfiicent amount is hereby appropriated. payable
out OF the water fund. fund ~ lie reimbur sad by
such assessments all lots and parts Of lots border
ing said w,ter main is authorized by existing
law Approved. December -, lS7p
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SKAfINs JACKET.
Skating Jackets.
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An ACT for the relief ef A. G Riddle.

flr az etGc't0 Dy ne bodff ~ Alderman oas Board
81 Common Council Of s. Cary Of W0ShtnStoR That
the OF eight hundred deIars be and the same IL
hereby appropriated out OF the general fund fer the
payment A. q. Riddle for his services the cor
poIstinn of Arlington ia is Vartou. suits with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad during the years L Is,
1862 and 100. lApproyed December Is. lS,v