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TO LET OR LEAsE-THE FoUR STORY BROWN
Stone House n west Tw ntyscyeath street; - 25 zee.
front has the modern proverss ana In gooe order
Apply al q West tweIiy-sevtIih street or 10 7. AbEXAA
DRE { SONS, 81 Broadway.
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. UCrioN NoTIcF.-lI3 WEST TwEHTY.sEvkNlH
~ p,rect, ncar sisth avcaae
aoO.LNA worth and (, U lots by catalogue.

n p.rect syih avcane.
Over $4,000 worth and & lots by catalogue,
j. KE FITICERfLD. Auc;!onccr,
win sen this day (Wedncseay, commeDcing nj 10I
o'elsck all tho elegant and costly Household Furniture
many and costly works OF art contained In above
lryate Drown nangon, via =: Magnificent brilliant
toned ~ octave rosewood Planofcre, four rich Psror
SUITE, rcr Suits, OIL Paintings, Bronze5 Lace Curtains
Cenhe Tables lookcase Mirrors, Velvet ana Brussels Car
pets Bedroom sets Dining Room Basement and tchen
Furniture, Ia lots u suit purchasers. Sale posye
shine n BGcods boxed and shipped for purchasers.
4 ssIGNEE's PEErNPToRY SALE AT PUILADEL.
~ pha.-Esate OF hessrs. Hiieebrun Brother.
Large nne valuable stock of Dne Gold Silver Watches
Movements, Cod and Plated Jewclry, &c, 10,
on Monday morning February 70 at u ociock and con-
tnung osny until sold, al the auction Fun particu
lars 10 catalogues which vii 5e by mall application
TO
u. THOMAS L SONS Auc.oncers
l39 nIt l4l south Fourth street, PLlladelunia IA
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TgY JOHN A. DUNN, AuCTroEFEg
ID JOHN a. DUNN & CO., salcsF oom 23S povery. Win
sell to TpuEsday 18th iist, ii ii o'clock 81
Nassau street. tire entire stock Fh.urcs and Furniture of
that fine Bar and Dining Rooms cheap private sale this
d.y.
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SvTEAM PoWER.-TIIIRD md FOE RTH FLOORS OF
- lis Ieonag street -four doors east y Broadway, let
with without steady power; Slure asenspt IN
building; oi ioors -Is5. Appy 70 GRIFFITH
BYRNE, on the premises.
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~ Pant'ngs win take place at the somervnc Gallery on
ROBERT soMEgyILLE,
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A r ls2 FOURTH AVENUE BETWEEN TwEhTY.NINTH
"A and ThIrtie;h streets Ladies and gents win be aston
ished at the great prices Mnts pays Ia cash for cast on
Clothing Carpcts a4 Jewey we have large orders for
wul sspaneually attended, By Ms 6r kri kNTz
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JACOB BOGAISr, AUCTIoSEER.
q WEDNESDAY, FEB. To- 1871,
a. IL O'Clock, ~ tie auction MOL North William
street, to pay storage and expenses large Wardrobe
Desks mahogany Isole Letter Press, Clock Chairs
OAK Partitions, Iron Railing, &C.
Also lot OF Household Furniture, ~ Pillows, Pillow
Cases. Bed Iicks, Sheets, Mattresses &C. III.
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Ta0 LET--No. "a EAST TWELFTH sTEEET; 70 4
story, s5xe9 located hciwee, Eroadway ans University
pace. JACO5 SHARPE, % Pine street.
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u rropmty.-B, +. FAIICHILD, Auctioneer.-V. X.
STEVENSON, sos 60. viii SELL at pubic auction, at
Excnange sacsrcor, III Broadway, Tuesday February
2s s9 sx Lots on aird avenue near street
In the vicinity OF the Grand Union depot For further
ucainrs apply nj the oce OF the AuetioDeers ii Pine aeo
or to SAMUEL CALDWELL, Executor 6S6 Third avenue
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O7 WEST TwENrY-sfXTH STREET, OPPOSITE ST.
James HoeA private family viii e, aSccona Story,
rooms, together separately gentlemen wives
sinsie gentlemen terms reasonable.
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CSEUEEISuED ROOMS AND APART.
MENTJ 10 LET.

RIO LET-SoME @? TIE BEST ARRANGED AMI
mos conveniently located Apartments in The city: four
lines Of cara pass within one block each aoor complete IN
itself ant has range, tubs, bath water closet &c. viii
be rented sonaby TO first tenants only Apply
NM. i. A. CRulksHASk, of Broaryvay, Seventh
avenue aud For y-iouIu street, or 50 broadway.
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DOOR FROM FTvrB AyRSCE.-El.gGANT DOUBLE
single Roolns, With excellent Boart; toras mode.
rate, mogns 10 May Apply al No. West for,yhigd st
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EURNITCHs.

tNLANIITI.fs.
= -~<-.>
4 RARE CHANCE FOR PARTIES COMMENCING
N Housekeeping Magnificent Drawing Room suits Gov.
cred brocat cost $780, for Y.0 Bl Etageres Gnrane.
terle, Cabinet Paintings, Carpets, Pancors rosewood,
walnut Chamber Furnc, Mattresses, Chnaware: bnlf
origna property arv leaving city. 81 West Fifteenth
street. Sixth avenue.
DURRS PARLoE RED COMBINES ELEGANCE AND
ID utility; handsome ornament byday, luxurious bed
Dcb; perfect ventilation; toilet eonyenences comnec
the only psror bed that has The celebrated perfect d
PICK mirror. rR1EST 4 PARKER.
lo7 Eroaoway. opposite Astor place
LNURNITURT, CARPET AND BEDDING AT REpUcrn
IL prices Housekeepers supplied with above ON ca..
terms OFARRELL'6 Warcrooms, 300 Eighth avanns
Monthly and weekly payments tasan.
LyURHITuRE, CARPETS AND REDDING.
II Hov6ekecpers supplied With the above
easy torfna.
|, Payments weekly or monthly.
KELLY 4 co.
Qoracr rweptv afss s!seet sud Sixth sysnAa
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AmUsEMKNrs,

II ADJUSTMENTS,
w GREAT BURLEsoUE ATTRACTION. -
f rcpress0si'GHu = sfa saRssS nranssaus enstsS
produced With new SCENERY, Costumes and eResta
Preceded BY the tavoriss Drama OF
MORAN CREINA.
and an unappro oachsbIe cast OF charactera
AFfEkNO0N. AT 2 O'CLOCK.
COLEMAN CHILDREN,
LITTLE LOUIE LIrTLR CLARA
a LITTLE ALICE, MASTER WALTkA
In Comedietta, Farce and Vaudeville
THE LOAN OF LOVER,
NAN THE GOOD F0R NOTHING.
ant THE SWISS COTTAGE.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY ~
First appearance OF the popular Actor,
MIR. II. EDDY,
IN MONTE CRiSrO.
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GAN FRANCISCO MINslRELs,
- psJ Broadway,
BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD & BACKUS,
SAN FRANCISCO MiNSrREL3
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF WAMpObD'S NEW BALLAD
aGOO BLESS THE LITTLE CHURCH AROUND TH3
CORNER"
BILLY BIRCH CHARLEY BACKUS.
w. BERNARD, BILLY WEST,
BILLY EMNErf ). 7. oBERIsT,
IN FAyOEITE ACTS.
EURLESQUE OPERA OF LES BRIGANpA
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IOFFlCIaLI
REPRESENTATION NOTICE.

TO THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COL UMBIA:
The Board Of Registration for the District Of o.
lurnbia Will bold Sessions from clock. m , untll
Toelook, .. IN, Of each day hereinafter mentioned,
for the purpose Of registering the voters residing in
the District Of Columbia, at the following -nanei
places:
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
An that part of the city Of ashington lyins sou,h
az street south, between south Capitol street ana
Eighth street west, on THURSDAY, October Is
iS6l. at the Greenleaf Coffee Mills. No. asa III
street south, between Four-snd-a hall and sixth
streets west, Washington.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
All that part q the city of Washington lying
within the following bounds: Commencing AZ FIT
teenth street east, and running north 10 Boundary
street thence along Boundary street 70 North Can't
tol street; thence down North Capitol street 20 X
street north; thence along street 60 First street
west; thence down First street 20 Massachusetts
avenue, and down Massachusetts avenue 90 North
Capitol street; thence down North Capitol street 10
X, and along 70 Fifteenth str eet east on FRIDAY
October q, ISL At the Assessor once Of the Nine
teenth District, No. so street north between
North CspitO and First street east Washington.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
All that part Of the city Of Washington lying smith
cf street north, between North and south ari,aI
streets and Fourth street east, on MONDAY, octo-
Der 50, 1871, at No. al South A street, near First
TWENTY-FIRsT DISTRICT
All that part Of the city Of Wsshington lying within
the following bounds: Commencing % South Caro-
lima avenue, and running Up Fourth street east 10
street north; thence along street north 90 Fiji
teenth street east thence down Fifteenth street east
TO street north; thence along street north 70 the
Eastern branch; thence along line Of the Eastern
branch TO street south; thence along b street
south 20 Fifteenth street east; thence down Fiji
teenth street east to street south; thence along ID
street south 20 South Carolina avenue, and down
South Carolina avenue 10 Fourth street east, ON
TUESDAY, October 81, lGl. at the southwest
corner Of East Capitol and Eighth streets cast
Washington.
TWENTY SECOND DISTRICT.
All that part Of the city Of Washington lying with
In the following bounds: Commencing az the Eastern
branch at the foot Of Fourth east and running
up Fourth street east to South Carolina avenue
theaco along South Carolina avenue 20 street
SOUTH thence along street south TO Fifteenth street
east; thence up Fifteenth street east to b street
south; thence out street south to the Eastern
branch and along the Eastern branch the foot of
Fourth street east, on WEDNESDAY, November I,
1871 at the northwest corner Of Ninth and streets,
opposite Anscostis engine house, Washington.
GEORGE 8. GIDEON,
WILLIAM sYPHAX,
Pm. DUBANT,
ROBERT GRIFFIN,
MATTHIAS ii. HUNTER.
WIN. @. HARPER, Clerk. se25-u
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GEORGETOWN.

THE PoToNAc Boat CLUB vrSprcArEp-
The New York Clipper, good authority in 40 uatic
matters, decides that Mr.. Truax, of the Potomac
Boat Club of this city, IS not a professional
boatsman, as the Undine Club alleged: that
he is bona fde member Of the Potomac Club.
and that as such he Is entitled to row in that
club under any and all circumstances.
REV. w. W. WILLIAMS, ID. D., having for
reasons satisfactory to himself and friends, re-
considered his acceptance of a call to the Epis-
copal church In Staunton, Va, has been released
from his promise, and resumes charge Of Christ
church, in this city. :
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.-The sales of wheat
on Change to-day were: 10 bushels at 81 IS, 40
at s1.66, 90 at Sis, and 2S0 at sI.72. Market
steady.
FLOUR SHrPMEyTs.-The Lady of the Lake
took down via Norfolk yesterday 800 barrels of
flour, intended for Boston and New York. The
+. g. Knight, which sails for New York to-mor-
row, will take out 900 barrels.
The RED HOT" MEETING at the Market
House Han last night is reported at length else
where under the head of sfPolitical Meetings"
DIR. HowsoS, dean of Chester, England, one
Of the authors Of "Life and Travels of st. Paul, -
will lecture at st. Johns Church this evening.
See advertisement.
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ss TO prepare for its superstruotrre; nov there
sEc. 1 A.d % "a s.actsd rhst, proyiaed that this
act shall be submitted % The people tho Dext gen-
sr,s eleensS, and shall receive maOr,y -
a s1ch election; Asa y-e.,de yu-tar. That this act
ress q The uSs ssss iss y1 q . tss IS
and he u hereby, aut6ori1ed 70 subscribe, IN The
q the Piedmont and P0ta@ac RsiirSsa Oompaay, 70
an smSnnt Dot eSee.d,ng ak hundred thousand 3d.;
lie made, sstisfscfory idcnce sha H. furn,s,5 -
the Board Of Public works that such sSh.crip.tno
srAains Of aid rosd, and ssSisfscsory susran,ess
shall be given % said Board that the amount - suh
shst ssd ~orE sI be cmpe,ss . ssd ~grs sSd
pecessAry 60 avail q said guarantee q the Pennsyi
'srfs. That sad rSsd shall se eon.srucsS r
some point on the Potomac river st Gcorgetown
shieh shall be satisfactory TO said Board of Publis
SIC. .. ksd s.uy srar s-sas4, That 70 order 10
Governor /. herSy aSsor. aa 70 sSs r. ef ".
tered or coupon bonds q the District q oolambiA.
lace shsl b signsd hy the Governor and secretary
sitter date and bear six oentum Interest payable
nsf yesrlT 70 an amount necessary % provide SAID
bonds and Pay over the Prooseds thereof 10 aid Pi
mont and Poiomse Railroad CompSny' AZ sueS tinSSs
he %oTs sSr %sS p sSrs y ss .sS
bonds shall not be sold AZ lower rate than nine1Y
sEc. 3 AID o q ts'tAsr esasisd, That IN order TO
meet the interest 90 accrue aid bonds, there
.ush lower rate may sriice, on every hundred
dollars 81 the assessed value 81 real aud personsi
estate N said District, the proceeds of which tax
shall constitute special fund pledged for the nav
ment q SAID Interest.
sFc, Z. And q a Js-r.er s.ac,,a, That the Gov
srn9r e hereby requested 70 cause this act 20 be duly
snSIshsd before ths next senerA election, ss
the District 81 Columbia. tsct Of Congress Of Feb
rrary twenty one, eighteen hundred and seventy
one.) and by suitable proclamation % submit the
same 70 the people, aud presc he the form In whic
IL shall be voted upon.
CHARLrs L. HUISE,
Speaker of the House 81 Ts-l-ra.es
WILLIAM STICkNFY.
Approved, August 70, lSl ~
n. n. COOKE. Governor. ann
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POLICE COURT, To-Day, Judge SasH--Mary
Weich; charged with vagrsncy; sent to workhouse
ti9, lad Of Il years, fined s5 for disturbing
religious congregation, which be paid. Jesse Ds-
had to pay s5 for taking the Lords name IN vain.
Mary Miller said che was guilty Of profanity; the
Betty HALEY was fined IS for profanity or 80 days
SposnT ped ga onssS ksn on1 nb assfi
Wedemeyer and Vim. Thoma were fined S5 each for
failing 70 rovide suitable tubs in their slaughter
CHARGED with assault. was fined SIS and costs AL.
fred smith, larceny Of rings; committed for hear
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CITY ITEM s.

LINEN CAABRIC HAEDKERCHIKFs for gentle
men, In half dozen boxes, at s1.5o, 50, $3.50, g
each. -
These are all linen, and are offered at very
close prices
GKo. g. HEEEING,
40 It'll street, n. w.
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MRS. CHANPRAU is an eminently pleasing
actress, and her rendition of the role of "Chris-
tie JohDstone" is co natural and artistic that
every one who sees her in the character Is loud
in her praise. The minor parts of the play
which is a very interesting one-are creditably
taken by the fine stock com pany at the National
No one should fail to see "Christie tombstone ~
as Ii will be withdrawn after this week.
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Mr.. William r. Smith.

RECEIVED THEIR CHAssEPoTs-A DELEGATION
or the German SchuetZen Verein called upon
Baron Won Schlozer, the German Minister last
night, to receive the Chassepots and side-arms
The delegation we're cordially welcomed bv the
Baron, and short speeches were made in behalS
OF the Eerein by George Schultz, second cap
tam, and X. Hanneman, secretary. After re-
residence of Capt. Koch, to whom the arms were
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Mr.. JOHN III. MCCHEsNEY denies the state
ment, Published in the report of the proceedings
of the Brightwood meeting, that he refused the
use of his name in favor OF a mass convention of
delegates TO make nomination for a candidate
for the House of Delegates in the second district
HIS name is signed to the paper, with others, for
the call for said convention.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
H0LDING GENERA ELECTloNS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
An ACT liking the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
BE esuetsd or ias Lsstslatsus Assezsotr If fas
Dssf'ta 81 Columbia, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November Of each year.
SIC. z. And Dc o. fKrfasS enacted, That whereas
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect Of
this set IL 10 hereby declared 10 be in force from and
after its approval by the Governor.
CHARLES L. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President Of the Council.
Approved, August le, ISL.
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NO AUCTIoN.--The auction sale OF the furni-
ture OF the Metropolitan Hotel advertised for to-
day did not take place. We understand that thu
assignees under whose authority the sale was TO
be made effected private sale to Mr.. Marshall
Brown, closing out the whole lot tor S28 600
Ihls price is believed to be somewhat below
what the property would have brought If sold at
auction, as number of large bidders were
present, including several from New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-26

FAyoRArLE NoToRIETY--The good repu-
tauon of 90 Browns Bronchial TIaches" for the
reiiefof Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases has
given them favorable notoriety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-26

GoKTz PATENT RKFLEcTINa GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the GUAM
tty Of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
sentbal, No. 404 It'll street. Ii the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier
Refiectors,
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ALBERT W. AIKEN, at Wallis, Is creating
sensation, and is doing q rushing business with
his " Witches of New York" The play, to use
a vulgarism, is a "red-hot" production, and, as
such, is duly appreciated by 'sthe bows" and by
many persons of larger growth who have a pre-
objection for dramas full TO thrilling scenes and
situations. 1t can be seen at Walls every night
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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, 400 It'll
street. Ladies 60 and see the new styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-26

OUR NEW STYLES OF CORsETe and some
new improved have just come from our factory
ttion. Every pair warranted to be perfect at
O. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer.
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"HAvE You SEEN IT ?'-The beautiful
straight-brim, soft indented crown Hat, with or
without the feather. at FRANC. the Hatter's,
next to the Original Francs, 1873 It'll street,
between ID and 4.
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SERIOUSLY ILL.-we regret to hear that Rev.
Septimrs Tustin was stricken with apoplexy this
morning, and now lies very iii at his residence,
$40 10th street. DIR Tus,in Is one of our oldest
and best known clergymen and this news will be
received with sorrow by large circle Of friends
and acQuaintances,
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REGISTRATION IN THE SEVENTEENTH DIS
TRIcT.-Y esterday, the Board of Registration
were in the 18th district, and registered $50
voters, of which number 35i were white and 635
coored. At the first registration last spring the
whole number registered was 1854, of whom go
were white and 635 cOlored
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TIE LOAN BILL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AFTER Mr.. Durant had concluded his argument
In the case of Davis ct al. VS.. Cooke ct al, 1.-THE
loan bill injunction,) Mr.. Gushing made his
argument for the defendants. The court then
took the papers in the case, and il Is expected
that their decision viii be announced in a few
DAYS
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CAPT. VIM. COWARD, who accompanied the
San Domingo expedition as New York Herald
correspondent, will lecture on the trip through
that island at Grand Army Hall, corner 9th and
ID streets, on Monday, October 3Oth.
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THE BoARDoF APPEALs-Messrs. H. A. Hall
George L. Bassett, Carter A. Stewart, 4. w. w
Griffin, and s. X. BOnd-have organized ny
GTifi N secretary.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH woRsFsDCoATs AND
VESTS. ready made or TO order.
1927 EIsEMAN & BRO, 6o5Sth street.
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, novelty in
hrst class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a
DEPOT. 4O8 18th street. -
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LOCAL EW S.
Amusements, de-, Tonight.

National TAsdtsT.-Mrs T. 5. Chairman in
"Christie Johns'Jne'' IOr the last time.
Waps Opera HoEss-Mr. Aiken nd his New
York Company in "The Witches Of New York"
AosOEie TtRJIe.-Ihe Orphan Boys Fair.
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs.-From Shillington we
have the Aldiae for November; from j. g. Par
ker the same, with HGTpers' Weekly for next
week; and from the National News Company
Wild Oats for November.
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l\G0VERNOR publishing an act entitled An ae
.nd Raload sok Of the
conditions, and submitting the to the people
q SAID District and prescribing the form in which
N. as5, 81 ss:a sna aiIsas MAG.
the oct Of the Legislative Assembly Of the District
nd Rsirosd csmpsSy o. 1s soe
certain eoedtions win % submitted 70 the peopis
which win be held ON tbo fourth Wsdnesdsy Of No,
ysmber, lgl being the twenty second day Of that
:ss y sIles:S tsE:: ssA tie asfss io1 .s "a
the Piednsnt and Posomse Rsiifosd Conpsny upc y,
f: ss .s :Ss assn' hs 9ci
Of Ss Pe%:s Rso. q o ss sSs,
NJ s. ASss:
Delegates Of aid District shall be conducted SAL
ct q hereto sabiOinsd, ana 1qbiiesiion thsrsof /;
Governor Of the pistiics Of Columbia.
An ACT 70 authorize subscription to the stock 8,
the Pied@Cnt snd Potomac Railroad Company
X9 sxeessa p ~ $500 ~ Isss.,sssss Asss~ss az a
tSss he d ne and PSsS@ss
yss: :: = ssn. q ssi
q ga "a Poosss ssroaS 6o
E.rs and saai1@sat for sid rosd 1Sieh s.is ssss
anty may Be required vhsnever, ct any time within
ssn On f::s so :ss ssss Tor
:s:: "a # fss$:s. III ss' 81:
rood Company 10 locate end gsds thsfr said rod u
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BANANAS OF WASHINGTON GRowTH-From
the following note addressed by the President to
MT Smith, superintendent of the botanical gar
dens, 1t will be seen that the banana can be
grown in the open air in this city with judicious
care and cultivation. The success of the expe-
riment speaks highly for the intelligent man
agement of MI. Smith:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, wAsHrNGroS, ID. C..
oct. Q, 1SI1.-Sir: / have to acknuw edge the re-
ceipt OF very fine bunch Of ban mas raised i'm
the open air at the botanical gardens and for
which 1 am indebted to your kind Thoughtful
ness. They proved very sweet and luscious
NUT, and were highly appreciated. Please &C.
cept my thanks. Very truly yours,
$4,000 U. s. GRANT.
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RUE AND BLACK BEAVER OAPEs, $40
4. sTRAUs', I0lI Penn. avenue,
oczS Between 10th and 1th streets.
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Pr THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE ON MONTGOMERY STREET, NEAE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
BBH AIELo G GE maRGGEGG9MEkh STREET NEAR
IL By virtue Of deed of trust to me, dated the
E, 25th dav Of May 1871, and recorded in liber
!, folio gq one Of the md records Of Wash
the written request of the party secured thereby
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST day
OF Noyember, ISL, at 4 o'clock p M, that lot Of
street, in Georgetown, ny uniform depth of ninety
1907 feet. and contained within the following metes
and bounds: Beginning at point on said Mont-
eomery street, distant sixty feet from the south
easi formed by the intersection of said street
aud Beal street. and running thence south with the
line OF Montgomery street fifteen tl5) feet; thence
east ninety go feet to ten foot alley thence north
by and with alley fifteen 5l feet; thence west ninety
900 feet to said Montgomery street and place Of bs
ginning; improved by desirable Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale; One half cash; the balance in 81
and twelve months, in equal installments, with in
tsrest from day Of sale secured BY deed Of trust
the premises. A deposit Of 500 at time of sale.
Gonyeyancing and stamps at purchasers cost.
Terms Of sale TO be complied with in ten days from
day OF sale the property will be resold at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
HUGH T. TAGGART, Trustee.
ocH tCourierI THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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