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New York Market.

NeW AUEh WuIheIs
New YORK, March 1s.
COrroN-Dull and dropping; middling
FIoUR-Firm at SO e5ae 85 for ship
peR GRaA1S~Corn-Dull NJ; at87as7lc. Wheat
PRovrsross Prime Mess, sa75O
f EGGs-steadyi SSi fresh, 17s1sc.
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The suppression ofth Mont Marte revolt
Is in contemplation to-day.

The suppression of the Mont Marte revolt
Is in contemplation to-day.
BERLIN, March 10.
The new Prusgian CroS GGsetts, semi.
official, ofto.day, says that ifthe French
persecute returning Germans q German
army must reoccupy the environs Of Paris,
and possibly the city.
PARIS, March 18-Evening..
General Faron, with 800 men, has
blockaded Mont Marte. Several officers
have been taken prisoners. A large crowd
of the National Guard surround the hill.
Armed soldiers Of the line fraternizein in the
streets with the people, who arc out in
great numbers, and shout "Viye la Re.
publtque."
LONDON, March 1S.
Advices from Hong Kong state that the
powder factory belonging to the Chinese
government at Hong Chow has exploded,
and that 40 persons were killed.
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OTTAwA, ONr., March Is.

The Minister stated in both Houses last
night, that he had received intelligence
from Winnepeg, to the 1st OF March. The
Dominion elections were proceeding
quietly There were no disturbances as
reported in the American newspapers,
Tie small pox is disappearing in Das.
katchawan district.
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STATE BoNDs-Mlssouri's. 0l4; Tennes.
sees, old, G8s; new, 0Sf Virginia, new,
90; old, 07; North Carolina, old, 49,
new, 25.
sToCxs-Westcrn Union Telegraph 57t;
Adams Express, 6si; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
AT; American AT; United States 46h; Pa
cifc Mail, 42f; New York Central, 98s; do
scrip, 05f; Erie sO!i Harlem 1881; Read.
ing, 1911; Michigan Central, 1lS; Pitts.
burgh, 1l2e; Northwestern, 799; do prefer.
red, 03t; Rock Island, 1884; New Jersey
Central, 1901; ST. Paul, 55i; do prefer.
red, n; Wabash 54t; do preferred, n;
Fort Wayne, 91; Terre Haute, 30t;
Chicago s. Alton, 1881; Ohio & Mississippi,
All; Cleveland, Columbus s Cincinnati,
S3i; Burlington s Quincy, 15O; Lake
Shore, 9SR; Indiana Central, 1919; Illinois
Central, 134i.
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CANADA.
Her Financial and Commercial Con-
dition.


NEW YoRK, March 1s,
An Ottawa correspondent writes the
facts and figures as introduced in dc.
bate upon tho financial and commercial
condition Of tho present and prospective
CANDIDA, which are to say the least not
tlattering. sir,Francls Hlncks, the pres
ent Finance Minister, will be remember.
ed as having increased It's debt, when he
held that position before, twenty-five
thousand dollars in four years, a course
which pushed the country into bank
ruptcy, from which It has hardly recover.
cd. Under his management, again the
debt is daily on an increase. By the tObu.
lating receipts and expenditures 1t appears
that there Is an average annual deficit
since 1s41, Of $S50,0OO, or more than thir-
ty per cent. Of the average revenue Of the
country for that period. The increase Of
tho debt since 1867, when the present gov
ernment established the amounts 10 near
lV &940, 100000,
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SURPRISING DISCLOSURES.

More Of Grants "PoIicy" in the
West Indies-.The U. s. Navy Used
to COerce Hayti and Support Baez--
Virtual Declaration of War on
HaVtf,
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TIC government is devoting much time
to the consideration Of the subject Of
maritime and mercantile laws. The quCs-
tons ut present under consideration and
which will be the first decided upon, are
those relating TO the excessive taxes on
bonded goods, and a revision OF the nayi-
cation laws
z II Is said that the new loan Is for the
purpose Of Converting q loan Of $50, ,0OO, 900
francs contracted by the Tours delegation
Of September. ThG government Bank Of
France will not ask payment Of the sup
Elementary interest, except in case Of per-
sons who avail themselves Of delays ac-
corded by the new law,
The French army Is being rapidly reor-
ganiled and the men are nearly all armed.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

Peter Mitchell, one of the crew ofthe
schooner Spy, fell overheard and was
drowned in the Milwaukee river, Friday
night.
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road Company D. locate and Grade their aid road 80
as to prepare Tor ne superstr ucturei oN' t"efe-
sEc. J: Asd q Il esae.sd That, provided tina, THIS
Get shall he submitted 20 the people 81 the next ge-
votes ca, fr rcIntsTs & the Lerisistive Assembly
a such election Aaa rortasa rp-taeT, That this act
grsss Of The Untsi states, the Governor shall -.
snd he : hereby auihaTEed 70 subscribe, IN tl,s
q the Piedmont aud Potomac Railroad Company, ~
lars. PrcvtSS Thst b~isrs such sT-STirTiR shall
FIs s-, ~ PSsI " SsaSH .s. K Gsss .
will be adequate for the purpose o. completing tbs
grading Of said road and satisfactory guarantees
scriIed sLAn De faithfully applied said Work aud
that said work will b. completed within the Tina
yania Central Railroad Company: Asd preUtfsa
'Erfser. That said rad shall b eons'rncted frra
which shall Dc satisfactory % sai Board q PablSc
Sac. ?. Asa Be- II J,rfh- erads9. That IN order ~
ErS,de t'E The o. I'D q, sSr 20 f te
tered or coupon bonds 4 the District - Columhrs,
which shSll express tho Object q their iss on their
face, shall b signed by the Gov ernor and Secretary
q the District and shall BE- redee1nahc twenty
after date aud bear six oentum Interest she
sum Il six hundred thousand dosrs AMI 70 sel sasi
bonds and pay over the proceis thereof 70 said Pied
and in such uuts may b. required ~ the pro-
gress Of the work aforesaid Prc-Sf,d. That aid
Ter centum Il the par value thereof.
SIC. ;. AHd Be- yETfsT osaoisf, That IN order -
meet the Interest to accrue on said bonds, there
shall D. levied annually tax q six per cent or
such lower rate a. may suffice, on every hundred
dollars Il the assessed value of real ami per-'unl
estate In said District, the proceeds a which tax
shall cotsitu special fund pledged Tor the pay
msut Il said Interest.
Sac. g; 4Hd d % fSrihT oracfed, That the Gov
ruh,hed before iSe next general el@ctiSa. as re-
guir.d ~ the ignrtecnth section Il the charter -
the District e Columbia, act Of Congress of Feb
ruarH twenty one, eighteen hundred and seventy
oue.' and by suitable proclamation O. submit thu
ssue g. 'he people aud prescribe the fora IN which
II shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. HULSE.
Speaker q the Hous- e Delegates.
WILLIAM STlCkNEN.
President Of the Council.
Approved. August 10, Isl
II. n. COOKE. Guvernor. ausl 3ri
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PROPOSALS

DROP0SALS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS AND STA
Il TIONERY.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING.
TasiiTsfoS' D. t G. August sT H. S i%I
Sealed Proposals. will be received until n O'Clock
h;, ATS a. sat the room as above for fur
lie schools Of this city:
I5dczen Hillsrd's Primer.
Il :" Hlllard1 Second Reader.
II : Hillard : Third Reader
10 Hlllards Fourth Reader
Hillards Sixth Reader
Worcester 8 Primary Speller.
Il Morcesters Comprehensive sreIler.
u ker FTs EessSn. in fn sR.sle Grammar
~ herl = Common School Grammar.
= :. heri Comprehensive Grammar.
~ . Davies Primary Arithmetic
10 Davies Practical Arithmetic.
u Colbsrns Mental Arithmetic
Il Warren = Common School GooGrapbE
4 warren Physical Geography.
y Song Garden Mol.
II Song Garden No. 2.
Song Garden No. 3.
% spencerian Copy Book
l5o gross spencerisn No. Pens.
y gross elliott : S3 Pens.
IL gross Penholders, Faber 8 No, 2.2s
Il dozen States. sNle.
10 reans irst-class Commercial Mote Paper, lbs
~ hrst-class Letter Paper, II he.
s1co White Envelope Xxx Official size, 9xa
loo quarts Navy Black Ink.
20 4" Dorrells Black Ink
lct blackboard Rubbers No. 3, Lambs Wool.
le gross White Chalk Crayons.
~ Call Bells No. 500, Bradley a Hubbard.
The quantities named are estimated, and more or
less may be required III more Of one or more articles
should ee required they are 10 he furnished at
Articles not named in the schedule O. be furnished
at the lowest market price, and all articles required
TO he furnished from time TO time ordered by te
The Trustees reserve the right to rejec; any or ali
OF The bids, II deemed adv outrageous 10 DO -.
WM II. WOODWARD,
For the fenmiftan.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFtCIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
August 10 lS7I. FIXING THE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN TIE
DISTRICT or Col MBIA.
An ACT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
BE u eHdcfsa ~ rae LsstSiaftre Assembly a. fhs
Dtsf'tcf Of tOlHsHssss That the general elections
therein shall be held the fourth Wednesday OF
November u each year.
SEC. ? And BE VI fH-fhe- enacted. That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect OF
tins act, II y 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 70. ISL.
II. u. COOKE, Governor an 81 I'm
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The " OLD DEFENDERS" COMING To WASH
INGTON-A meeting Of the Association of De-
fent!ers OF Baltimore was held in that CITY last
night at which Mr.. Asbury Jarrett laid before
them the correspondence between Mr. James
IawrenSon and himself relative to the proposed
visit OF the Defenders 10 Washington on the
coming anniversary OF the battle of North
Point, Septemb 18th, when tney will be the
guests of . The Associated Survivors OF the War
OF lsi2, District OF Columbia" MesSrs Joshua
Dryden. James Lucas and y. Brewer were an
pointed committee on the part Of the Balti-
mOTeans Ia make the arrangements. The Balti-
more association now numbers about I25, and il
Il thought fully 100 will be here on the Eth
prOximO-
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DRoP0sALs FOB WOOD AND GOAL.

FRAKKLrN BUILDING,
Room Of Beard If Ttsasss 6 Psbise Sch0ols,f
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August II, ISL.
Sealed Proposals viii be received until 1 clock
n m, AuGpsT 90, at the room ae aboTeY for sup
plying Fuel for the Of the Public schools Of this
city during the present school term, as follows:
For First Districs-z0 tons Egg and Furnace Coal
and Is cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood
For Second District-a0 tons Egg and FurnAco
Coal and Is cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
For Third District-ap tons EGG and Furnace Coal
aud Is cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
For Fourth District-l5o tons Egg ani Furnace
Coal and % cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
The Coal 20 be best quality Of White Ash, and the
Wood TO be sawed in four pieces and split. To be
delivered a. follows:
60 tons at once at the Franklin School BuBdine.
- tons At once II the seaton School Building.
- tons at once 1T the Miller School Builaing
20 tons az once at the Wallach School Building
y tons at once st the Mccormick School building
The remainder % be deliv cred at such places AMI
times as ordarei by the sub boards
The Iru..ee reserve the right to reject any OF ALI
bids 6e.sred advantageous TO do so; also 20 in
crease ar drinish the quantity herein stated with
out affecting the contract price. -
aulzlW For the Committee.
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Mr.. GATCHELL AFTER THE POUSD MN
Yesterday afternoon Henry Harris, employed by
Mr.. WheelOck TO drive his pound wagon was
arrested by Mr.. Gatchen, of the Society for
Prevention of Cruelty To Animals, for over
loading and cruelty beating his horse. Mr.
Gatchel placed the horse and wagon in charge
of Officer Carroll, and conveyed Harris to the
Office of Justice Anderson, who imposed fine
or $40 and costs The prisoner refusing TO paw
his tne, Mr.. Gatchell, with some difficulty, con-
Seyed him TO the western police station with a
commitment Returning To 18th street. oppo-
site the Treasury building, where he left the
horse and wagon loaded with live stock Mr..
Gatchell, with Sergeant Clayton, conveyed them
To the yard of the fifth precinct, where the
wagon was emptied of hogs, dogs and goat.
This morning Mr. WheelOck loaded up his live
stock and took them 10 the pound.
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

DRoPoSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING.
Room et1BOdrd u Trustees Public Srkools,S
HdSssHgfoH, ID. e., August IN, lS7l.
Sealed Proposals will lie received until o clock .
m, UGUsI %. tat the above > for furnish
ing the following articles for the Of the Public
Schools in this city:
5 dozen full centre No Z Feather Dusters
Is heavy extra -Four string BrOOms.
No. extra busting Brushee-brush al
hristles.
Corrugated yapanned Dust pans
Il inch long handled Sweeping BRUSHES
No. stamped Timed Iron Cups.
large stamped Tin W ash basins-retinDed
Moo Heavy hand Bells.
No. 8 Galvanized Iron Coal -hods.
Iron handle oal-shovels.
No. Cocoa Door
Cedar Water Buckets-3 gallons, Iron
hoope.
best Granite two-quart Pitchers.
10 best Crash Towels.
Glass Goblets.
Tumblers.
The quantities named estimated, aud more or
less may be required. IL OF one or more ar.i-
contract prices.
Articles not named 10 the schedule 20 he furnished
ct the lowest prices and all articles required
TO be furnished from time TO time ordered BY the
sub boards.
The Trustees the right % reject any an
W II. WOODWARD,
aul2- lot For the Comm ttees
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TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS met ye~ter-
day afternoon, and resolutions were adopted TO
invite proposals Tor a large amount of work on
the imPrOvementsrecently ordered by the board
such a. furnishing and setting curb stones; re-
laying brlck payements and paving cutters;
paving or macatamiZing PENNSYLVANIA avenue
several other leading avenues and streets; AMI
Tor furnishing large quantity of stone curbing
full details OF which viii be found in our adver-
Using columns
General BallOch, Chief of the Bureau OF
Streets, was directed 10 have the streets and
alleys Of the 18th district cleaned and To COM
mcnCe the improvement of 2d street northwest
the work 10 be under the charge of James Cole,
man, as superintendent.
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Runaway MATCH.-James W. Jeffries and
Jenny ElmOte, OF LoudOn county, Va, arrived
here to-day about IL O'Clock, and proceeded TO
the CITY Hail, where a marriage license was
obtained, and by the assistance Of Rev j. IN.
Roberts they were splced in the Marshals
ONCE After the ceremonies were over thew
walked DOWN To 1th street and took the street
ears TO the Ferry wharf, on their homewari
tour.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-JamesE T.. Waugh, real
estate broker, has sold for Francis Ii. Mohun,
Esq, house No. 1924 street northwest 10 Dr
Daniel > Lamb, for ~ 200; also house No. I3ls
v street northwest, 10 VIM. DeMott, Esq. for
a go. "
&. StOrrs & Co. real estate brokers. have sold
lots l, 2, 3, and ~, in square 2O4 for $40 COO.
These lots are soon 20 be improved by stores and
elegant dwellings. Also, part OF lots and "a !.
in square els, for =, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

GRAY HAIRS PREVENTED, dandruff removed,
the scalp Cleansed, and the hair made tn grow
thick by the use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover.
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GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE SAEE.-John j. Bogue, real
estate agent, has sold the two-story frame dwell
ing-house No. 80 Market street. the property OF
Mr.. Richard Petit, TO VIM. III. Earle Esq.
MILLS STOPPED on THE Low WATER.-The
millers along the line of the canal received
orders from the superintendent of the George
town level last evening to cease operations be-
tween a. m and p. m. to-day, on account of
the scarcity OF water in the canal, which Is
caused by the low water in the Potomac The
mills may be run at night, however. A heavy
rain will enable the millers TO run their mills az
usual. The water is at present so low in the
canal that IL Is with difficulty that boats can be
towed TO the different wharyes. Some of them
are fast in the mud and cannot get of until the
water rises.
CoLLIsIoS.-This morning as a schooner
loaded with pig iron was being lowed down the
river she came in contact with the schooner L.
b. Tall, lying at the wharf of I. Thomas Davis
& Co., crushing yawl boat belonging to the
Tall and carrying away some OF her forward
rigging. There was some tall "cussing," but
no one wa hurt.
Mr.. ARrEMUs MCCAIN, who was injured
several weeks ago by a fall from the ears Of the
Washington and Georgetown railroad, is still
confined Ia his room, and will not be able to be
out for some time "a come.
MERCHANTS ENCHAEGE-There were no
offerings This morning, and consequently no
sales of wheat.
DThe Chicago RspxJlioGa calls this an ex-
piOdemical season for kerosene lamps"
eS-Whits mountain tourists complain tn at the
prices are higher than the mountains.
E5-wachtel, the German tenor, was once a
hack driver: now he's on the stage.
~ Laura Fair absorbed two hundred and
forty pounds of beeisteak in three months.
MA woman calling herself LULU enter
tains the British publicly bounding into the air
twenty-five teet upward, in perpendicular
me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

A WATERLOO FOR THE BLUE STOCKINGS
The White Stockings, Of Chicago, beat the
Olympics. OF Washington, in a game Of base
1all yesterday, az Chicago, IS 10 o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

DR.. WHITE, CAiropodist, extracts Corns,
relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails, &C.,
without pain. Rooms No. 5S5 18th street, oppo-
site Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
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ncUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS
IL sneef bargains, at PRINCE, 3 Loan Once Sale
Rooms, 1905 Psnnylvanis avenue. Sux-u
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CONTRACT FOR COAL AwARDEp-Hon
Frederick Watts, Commissioner of A gricuIture
to-day awarded the contract for furnishing the
Agricultural Department with coal TO Messrs
Il. Edward Clarke & Co., in view OF the salts
factory manner in which they performed the
anne service last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS win to-mor-
row move from the Executive Headquarters, at
the corner of 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., TO their new quarters, in MOrrison's build
ing, on 1 street The Executive ONCE here
after viii be occupied by the Governor AMI
Secretary Of the Territory alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

ALASKA DIAMONDS, Studs, Pins, Sets. Oro-
ide Buttons and Studs, new styles, at Prigg's
Jeweiry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 4 and 9Th streets
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Hts,NFT a Huh'ItII------. bt' bW b53 SIS
The contract Tor furnishing Gs0 tons OF coal
was awarded to c. NJ. Stewart, of Baltimore az
sea per ton; for furnishing 80 cords of oak
wood to j. f Miller, of this city, at Ss.f7 per
cord, and for 80 cords of pine wood To Hoover s.
Nundell, Of this city, at $3.50 per cord.
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CITY 1T f NJ S.

BosToN, Sept. 10, 1859.
GENTS Il cheerfully state, in reply to your in
quiTy concerning the Davis Sewing Machine, -
thai have used an the standard sewing machines
WITHIN the last four years. in the manufacture
Of corse's, and have charge at the present time
ofupwards Of eighty machines, and will say that
i can, with great confidence, recommend the
''Dayis Sewing Machine" superior to any L
have ever used. Yours, truly,
l.. HENDERSON,
With u. B Saunders & Co, 96 Summer street,
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NOTICE BY TIE GOVERNOR AND SECRE-
TARI OF tue DistricI Of Columbia of the sub
mission TO the people of the District of Columbia for
their approval or disapproyal, OF an act of the
Legislative Assembly Of said District entitled An
authorizing the District Of Columbia 20 create
debt for special improvements and repairs in said
District by the issuing of four million Of bonds and
levying tax or the payment Of the interest il
shall annually accrue thereon. and submitting the
act with the question Of the Issuing Of the four mil
lions Of mproy ement bonds TO vote Of the people
at a general election in said District approve
AUGUST 10. ISL.
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Georgetown Advertisements

RI THOMAS DowLING. Auct T; Georgetown.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO AND HousB-
HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, August 25th,
Hrf7ls7l, at 10 o'clock. will sell al tn red
ttf II 'dence Of John II. Phillips, Fsq No 100
Ma-hirs t0n street, between Duufart0n and BralI
sire e.. an elegant assortment 81 Household Furni-
tuTe and Enccts, consisting Of
X und corner 9-Octave Rosewood Cas- Plano and
Stool.
Haircloth Parlor Suite made by KIRBY.
walnut Bookcase and Books.
Elegant Walnut Mineral Cabinet and Minerals.
Elcgam Brussels CARPET.
Elegant Walnut Chamber suite, mad D. KIRBY
Walnut Hat rack, MhatnOt.
C,ttage Suites.
Hair and IIuek Mattresses and Feathers
Dining and other Tables sud Chairs
Elegant Stewart Cook Stove, nearly new.
And many other articles too numerous 90 men
fian. THOMAS BOWLING.
aGS2 lRepl Aucti0nceT.
TIE SIXTH GRAND PICNIC or ST. e.
Il CELIA BAND "a
viii be given at GREEN SPRING SCHUET- a
ZEN PARK, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
sd. au2l n Ia
At COST AT COSTii
N FOR THIRTY DAYS.
The entire stock Of the Georgetown Dollar Store,
au9-lm ID High Street.
cash PAID FOR LADIES, GENTS AND
~ CHfLpREN'S CAST OFF CLOTHING.
gOoTs, SHOES, etc, at l.. GRADwOHL'S, I1sH
idge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended 20. och "
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
1NG0EERN0R publishing an act entitled An act
mont and Potomac Railroad Company Ts re
conditions" and submitting the to the onla
Of SAID District and prescribing the form in which
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August q, ls1.{
Noftee IS herety etren ana proclamation made that
the act Of the Legislative Assembly Of the District
Columbia, approved August ls, ISL entitled An
Piedmont and Potomac Rairoad Gomns Sox Oh the
certain conditions will be submitted 10 the people
whieh will be held on the fourth Wednesday Of No,
yember, lsl being the twenty second day Of that
shall be by printed Tickets and the crets for sG
act shall contain the words
IAN act to authorize subscription To the stoct q,
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
certain conditions, approved August 18th ISL, and
tickets aeains- said act shall contain the word
IAN act to authorize subscription 10 the stock
on the redmon. ana Potomac karosd Company
ISL, and that said election viii be conducted in ali
Tsspecs as the election for members Of the House q
act Is hereto subloined, and pqblestion thereof Is
N''e Wv" - Governor Of the District Of Columbia.
An Acr to authorize subscription 10 the stock Of
The Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
upon certain conditions.
S !, ss se ss a. 4ss xssse. e e "a
that the construction Of the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad RECENTLY auiherized BY act Of the Legis-
District Of Columbia, and by further act Of said
Legislature the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
bend Of said Fremont and Poo@ae Railroad Cum
parry 70 an amount necessary TO furnish supsrstruc-
snty may Se required wheneVer, at any time within
five from the date OF said last mentioned act
ten mules or more Of said road shall be ready for
thar the rum of six hundred Thousand dollars, or
less, viii enable said Piedmont and Potomac Raj