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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
.@inr 2nrrH,

RorfoH'ede ttr SaI'imprrr rHe Hrsetttdrr.
utbCrrodc Is bls t2b.
uEbtrrodC - bic So,
uCbcrrGd 81 bts so.
Scid,dttS, 9luIuqt tfi tio $50,
WeidlGii0 silu,ngs Sit bic $50,
tScidluitJslnIlsSS Sit bte $50,
Guabtus 8 O bite 50 btt 80,
SnabrU . btie 81 biv so,
uebcrTCdc iur SHabcH s. bldSts,
ucbcrTofe itr EnGbcu S5 btb ti2.
gBdbrtuc Der rod nbuacu Wtuitylni0u baheu iott
ICbcS CtnJCluc Sud In ~ trtm 9TcsGTtnCn dtttrTs
ptagCBiu um 0 BrOStHt ntgbraer maTtlrt.
uRitr yuncT pom anlbcn. uno llnsUpgS-NulAet
erleott 1T clUtgru Gaucn logGr nod BroBtre Sss,ss
btrnOcgung.
uniers acinc Iece" atht eabiu al pSrtaufrn
H4tt buncn uOr ttiuJm mlfi0u Cpier Iutitd.
lnia DiOuo II: ~Sptouitn, In dngm cotn 61ls
UuiIuttr!
40 U6Br,ro bcs GcHt5 hu : Ghon barihtu IN
rDiuTble pGnc" CriIu7lb HtsbuAC HTclic, un6 u.T
bcubthtiGCn, bttitu gplHtr ~ Clrcn ~ MAIDEN, oey
ben Nulumorun olg bulg thui,r rourH, lauuS Eiat
Gus Gem GC6dhtuiiit ltpiHbtn lou,
Qlcibtr. NRdBalir IN ~WGtbiesSoue,"
Ur. n nnh 80, gDtt 9ditmOrcuThtt, urt Rr. 1, ),
. unh q observation-disclosures. tG19i2ARttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
syiir bic sEefttaae !

sir Die 5elttage!
Somatoe3 in &anuen, 10 9euts;
aead,ss In &aunsn, 20 Gents;
aounen MINCE MEAT, ane artcH 9eiiEe;
1890 3a1onen iiiheu Giber:
tlnUrridliGte Sberrpsu WsdeeirasSB eiue, 200 q. :;
zuulap'S Sbdaenge. .GEtras WeebI, IS pro Iub;
Gnuidp's Gbausugs:SamiI,euzW WfebI, 50 pro g.;
9eierooir'Satapseo'Nst Mebi, $1,000;
SSatIpSeus 5amilieu Wfebi, $1,000.
Is 3emis Suniop,
t2c9-f) Rr. Is, GSeffs y dItim ore Sfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
Observation-Disclosures in Nennfplpas
tttrn

Ytttsburg, 81. 01br. - Der oitit)
gcbenbe BoitSug aui Der DYittSburger.SOn.
rcllsuiGer Stienb0hu" itteb gelttru Wittag in
Der gtGbe BON g9Cn 9tewtor ge9en cine ser.
brodcne Sficuc nuO fog aus Dem gsleiie /;
Der GrpreBmogeu itiirjtr iuS gSoiitr nn6 cl
GrpreBbotc Tam um'S gebcu. NiinBebu Rers
ioueu wnroen ocrIcet, imci ucrOtu mnbrifeiu.
ltCh Iterbeu miiiicn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
NmA 2iin.lSnrnlinn.

Columbia, 81. Deg. - On benz Su.
tIureBrojciie murOe bsute bon Der Sertbebi.
guug unhac,uicieu, oaB bic @cmalttbatcn an
Sarbisen regelmobig Ourf 9robnu9en, Die
2SeiBcn Su priigetu, oOCr ibrc 'Sduier uieNers
Subrcnncn, ucrOnluBt mnrocu. - 8c &C.
ifuoreucn bcrtd)teten ucrid)icoeue glntla9en
ein uno ulrccn bonn bis SIR nad)hcn @Od)e
cutlaiieu.
9n ocr @ciceacbuug cuaugen otc n9mpen.
der" bel cirlsr ?lbilimmung iibcr cine 8ragc
eiuen he,eidlucIhrn SSIrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
s-AW. V8areollier De Werolia&Go.,

S ssr. 90, Grebanse. e.Slats,
Baltimore,
Er. 30, Nroaefraae, Reru49ort,
Smporteure
nHo alleinl9e agenten in ben Scr. ct. rnb Canada
fiji
FLORENCE FOLLIET & SCHEOK
In NJ t@bumpaane
sitierautsn Der toilCrl. Namilie BON Brsubsn.
Baron Sdrget, 9orbeaur.
6. Jobit s omp., &o9Hde.
ltluIiin t0gDtp a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
Yarlar>GbanOelierS,

Yarlar>Gba
Yarlor,S Sbanbslers,
Rartorse banbsIters.
8ibHotbe beFs 6 hdnceIiere,
Bibiiotbet Gbanbcliers,
Sibliotbefs@ banoeltsrs.
GA,immsrs 6 baue eelicrS,
GBStmmer'9 9banoetisrs.
GB,immGrs@ banbelttrS.
SauS furs GbanttIisrs,
SausIiur'@ @banoelier5,
SausfursG banbeIters.
Nue SIrten GaScinridtuu9cu.
GBGiiers uno y asrobren uno
Weparaturen lei
6. q. Iapiefpu,
Rr. 8, NoIbs9ibertpitrabe.
(apriIi973I) Nr. 8, 0orcse6ertpitr.
Boy sJobn q. & Geors W. Serrs,
Sabrttauten BON felerfeiten 3iegeliteinen,
batsn tbr Hiireau bon Rr. 294. WontsOmerp1raSe,
nab Der SeornoasSefe eer 9dmburss unb SBar,
nerfra0e perlest, woislbit aae auitrd9s promp
aue9efabrt rueroea. (San.61SD
SDlcr's Syrup aus @ummi Wrabieum
Suffen, @rfaltaiis, Srpnbitis &c.
&erner'S Oberbaut=g =grjeuger
sesen afle Sauttrantbeten.
Scfpin Garedfou, Gpotbefer,
.. SturtofisSde Der Saitimores unb SigbHr.
tGprtt20,tSN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
9rosfiirff alegiS crlcbt cinen Gifen
babuuufdlI.

WtW UOTIi IT. Ot5, : OtHl uHS 09H
beioen Yalaitwag9onS ocS ruff. SroBiiiriten
beiiebenoeu SabnIuse ilieb 9eilern aui Der
,,@rano. .&runt. Sdbn" IN Der yiGbe BON
Srootpiae ein llugliid ,u, bas leidt Der Sers
gnisuussreie oeS prinieu bGtte Gin raibes
Guoe MAIDEN iSnneu. @ine Sfiene mar
geipruugcn uub Die beIben Yalaitwa9eu flo
gen aus benz 9elelie, lIno bic Yaiia9iere, mel.
DIE eben beim Sribitiid iaBen, pur5elten nit
Eeler uno 8laiden milo cnrt cnanoer.
@lidliher,ueiie lpilrbe Niemano uerleet uno
b,e Reiieuosn lieben fd III anocren 98a9gons
,,, Ia t, hafnrAsr,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
Der GeInniaret,

Nep.Dori, 81. Deg. - Selo nne IL
pro Sag; Yrinia Seitaftsnoten i0-12.
Wediel felt 9t-9t; @olo 10se-s; Bombs
uiebrQer: Iftieu fQu uuo aeoridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
N1cuerc Depcfd)cn aus lliieu

Gan Efan 70 co, IS. Debbf. :
Nadribtsn aus Sapan melOen, oaB ste 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
SiuS ut1b.

Sal;feefabt, 2l. Deg. - 3n bent
Moropro;ciie gegcu 8obinion ucrindlte Die
y 8crtbeibi9uug Die @laubwiirOt9feit Ocr Be-
laitungSSergen III 3peifel ~ SIcben, mas tbr
abrr uid)t gciaug. 3. Sralicr, ctucr Der Anz
getlagtcil, >ulrbc trtigeiprodcn, neil cr nttt
iheut,fi ,irt ,nrrhru fnutttr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22

Geiuuebeitstbee u, 10.
Sr. blutr cared on, Norpoit Gdc Der
Baltimore une Si8blit., lplc'e Sprup aus @umlnt.
Arnbleum Gin gutee Shugmiuel geAen grfdlnlna
Del oem btesnidoen Nbrllncn 2pcttcr.
SGm mburger Srnht6ec loute Sum gpetb.
ndt9tegebraud 8ans bcionoete OH Der Sano itn
Wian itnoet ben,eOcu dtbt bel ben 50. VI. V o q G.
Tex 9omp., Eibertplr., iouir bel alien reipst.
tableu apotbetrrn.
WeGo'S Grand Duchess, a6trii6rs gsaiicr une
pets anoere WunocriGcue YaTlnnICrie'n uno gtppins
bsH bel Srn. W. .. Reao, Wr. lSi, 2pelts SGitt-
moreitIaBe
9aroaue's SuaertS uxup tbeufans
cine cute Sdbe llr eae tnle gDettcr unb Gin smpicbs
tenStpettbcr artitCl - bel d aroQue Sde bet
Satinlutc. unb 9drriiunitIdbc.
Sott's betii blltee " &c 9rttat (
pertaut In Der Original upaiun9 6le apotbeie oer
Sp. Y ca III IL o ~ D.. Sdt Der Sbdrlcss uno
9iulberroitr Is iiuo BORT and nod utee oneue
blbibe Sadbcn - aruhal nalben uno @ldier, Stu9,
teire SGdrbhtlten ?e. - ku babcn.
Smi d &utiett'e var Il lmlrte d G.
NJ de , ttpe IL Ia alien @roeutstd'
ben Bu babsH.
9Oa mir sraes bsi Der Sss Rne, Ioifn mir bier au
nod nit 6lHcr GnlplettnrO ole turttidsrut 4.
{ den S6o Der, &r. t68, eeeIsUauette., uube
dutaIpat., olseu Sieielbeu baben Hd bier Itn,l
9rpuiolttdi uoroen unb er5aten eutprsdeNb sabl.
redgH .3uipud.
gSsrmitd,ts @siehaits.
Nbt unpaiienbs @cbeu ,pursH llr reautteH Gin
GialetcGndnt. g5ein. unb 2oIDhoidtn; ptis par.
ben Die 20. g al nj Il nj otp tn Wt. H. 2lvl.
eeirbarShs, prstswaretg isietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-22
Wpn Cuba.

Sen. Beit 6la. 81. 0s,. - @ine Gors
reiponoenS bon Sapanua berld)tet, oaB Senor
Gobsrts, ebs crSapanna ucrlieB, B,eine9lbitiebSs
abrelIe perfabtc in Der CT ieine SerluGttung Der
Stoot pcrtbelol9te, oieiclbc iunros ieooh nid)t
publt5irt.
@apanno, 2l.0rS. - Dr.5. I.9owalO,
peltrr lue9en llnteritiieuuB Oyr Rebeuen bis
her 9siauscu gcbalteu muroe, 1T proiHrt II. 5ll
8 SGbrsu ,3uftbansbait oernrtbcilt worotn.
- ,Scnte tameu abermals 1000 Wfaun Scr.
lirIiinin INN MSnn nuien
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29
a SPRING CANTICLE.
Ever new, ever new,

Ever new, ever new,
Ihv message, Oh thou gentle Sprinyi
Bringing the sEelliEg buds TO view.
Ard biTds that through the blithe days sing.
Ever sweet, ever sweet,
Turning the wild flowers 70 the sun
Iuring u wOOd-paths childhOOd's feet,
Where streams sing softly rs they run.
Ever lovely, ever bright,
breaking from stern Winters hold.
EJlnging beauty, song and light,
with lavish love untold:
Ever fresh. aud ever fair,
Since In Paradise thy hand
Str5wed the flowers created there
Ger the yet unshadOwed land.
welcome, We come, cheerful Spring.
SCftening skies, caressinR airsl
Nights whose calm unfolding wing
Sooihes or unrest and wearying cares.
Bottom TrdngcTiuf,
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To Fasten Instruments I'm Handles.

A material for fastening knives and forks into
their handles, when they have become loOsened
by use, is a much needed article. The best ce-
ment for this purpose consists OF one pound Of
colOphony (purchasable at the druggists) and
eight ounces OF sulphur, which are TO be nett
ed together and either kept in bars or reduced
10 powder. One quart Of the powder is to be
mixed with talf a quart of iron filings, fine
sand, or brick dust, and the cavity of the ham
die is then TO be filled with this mixture. The
stem OF the knife or fork is then to be heated
and inserted into the cavity, and when cold it
will be found fixed in its place with great te-
nacity.-EngineerinS and Mining Journal.
~Says the World: Cluseret, bore of two
continents, is Dictator of Paris"
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JOINT REsoLuIIoN giving the assent Of the Oorpo.

JOINT RESOLUTION giving the assent Of the Corpo-
ration of Washington to the location Of the depot
OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
ReSolrsd By the Board Of Aldermen and B0aTd
~ Common COUncs Of the CttV Of WaShiHg ton, That
the assent of the Corporation of Washington is
here by given TO the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road on psny TO erect a depot Virginia avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh streets west in accord
with the act Of Congress entitled AN act su D
plemsntsry to AN get to authorize the extension,
construction and use Of lateral branch of the Bal
timoro aud Potomac Railroad Company into and
within the District OF Columbia approved Febru.
ary 5, ISL approved March 8, 1871.
Approved, March 9, ISL.
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syI!anla aVenue, from Eighth TO Tenth streets
east, mp Tenth street east to East Capitol street
BE ~ enacted By the Board Of ALDERMEN and Board
o. Common Council Of the CRY Of WASHINGTON, That
The Water Board be, and they are hereby, author
ized and requested to cause water main TO be laid
IN Pennsylvania avenue, from Eighth to Tenth
streets east, up Tenth street east to East Capi,ol
street. and to defrsy the expenses thereof sufficient
sum Is hereby appropriated, payable out OF the
water fund said fund to be REIN bursed by such as
easements and collections on all lots and parts of
lots bordering the line Of said water main as is
authorized BIZ existing law
Approved March &. 1871
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Az Acr to pay Z L. Ridgely. apothecary, for med

AZ ACT to pay Z l.. kidgey, ap0thecary, Tor med
iCine furnished the pOsr OF the First Ward during
the quarter ending September 30, 1870.
BE ~ enacted BY rae Board Of Aldermen and Board
81 Common Council Of the CRY of WASHINGTON That
the sum Of three hundred aud sixty dollars aud ten
cents be, and the same is hereby appropriated out
OF tue general fund, to enable the Mayor 10 pay the
bill OF Mrs. Il: Ridgely, apcthecsry, for medi-
cines furnished the poor of the First Ward during
the quarter ending the Sth day OF September, 1870
Approved, March il, ISL.
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An ACT granting certain privileges TO James A
Narcnrnn and " lillian IL Wrichf =

Be II enacted By the Bod,d Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the CRY Of Washington, That
permission be, and the same is hereby, granted 10
James A; Marceron and William Ii. Wright to erect
frame building, to be situated on lot No. /, sub
&C. square No. T3l, Pennsy lvania avenue, between
First and Second streets east the said Improvement
70 remain curing the pleasure of the corporation:
PToCided hocscer, That the consent of the Presi.
dent Of the United States be first obtained.
Approved, March IL, 1871.
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An ACT authorizing the laying Of q water main on
Ninth street.

BE Il enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of the C,ty Of Washington, That
the Water Board be, and they are hereby author.
lied and directed 10 cause water main be laid
ninth street east between Pennsylvania avenue and
u street sou,h; and to deffay the expense of the
same sufficient sum be appropriated out OF the
wster 1und, said fund to be reimbursed by an as
sessment upon all lots parts of lots bordering
upon the line of the said improvement in accordance
with the existing law.
Approved, March s, ISL
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An Act for the reIier of A Glass

Be II enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen aud Board
o. Common Council Of the Cay Of WASHINGTON That
the som OF eight dollars and three cents be- and are
hereby appropriated oct Of the funds of the Seventh
Ward to enable the Mayor to pay said amount TO
Andrew Glass FOR taxes erroneousiy paid.
Approved, March s, 1871.
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An ACT for the relief of Joh,

AN Acr for the relief Of John J. Johnson
BE tt eSaefsd by the Board Of AideymeH aad Board
az Common CornetI Of ths CITY Of Washfsgtos That
the sum of thirty eight dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated out Of the funds of the Fourth
ward TO enable the Mayor to pay John j. johnson
the above amount for nineteen days aber performed
upon the Corporation work in May, his name
having been left of the pay roll by the late Ooms-
sioner OF I'm prevements Of the Fourth Ward.
Approved, March 8, ISL.
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IOFRIOIAL.l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council
Of the City Of Washington.

Az Acr for the relief OF Mrs. Christiana Zerrin.
.Bsu endcfsd bp ths Board Of Aldermen ard Board
Common CoNaetl ef the Cry u WdshfaEton, That
the sum OF three dollars and eight cents be, and the
same Is hereby, appropriated cat of the First lard
fund to enable the Mayor to refund TO Christiana
Zerrin, that amount being taxes erroneously paid
on her property in the year 1862
AnnHnyad
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AN Acr for the relief of Mrs. A, E. Sands.

be ~ enacted 6y the Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. common ConsctE ~ the CRY OF WdShiHgfoa, That
the sum OF fourteen dollars and forty eight cents be
and the same Is hereby Appropriated out of the gen
eral fund to enable the Mayor to pay to Mrs A X
sands TO reimburse her for taxes paid upon the
wrong property on the Sth DAP Of November, 1869
Approved, March 3, 1871.
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AN Act to pay Messrs.

AN ACT to pay Messrs. Merchant q Butler for medi-
cines furnished the poor of the Fourth Ward dur
ing part of quarter ending December 81, IS70
Be u egdctef By the Board Of ALfeTDieH and Board
Of Common Council Of tie CRY Of WdShingOa, That
ninety cents (l2l 40 be, aud the same is hereby ap
propriated ont OF the general fund to pay Messrs.
Merchant Butler spothecaries, for med cines fur
nished the poor Of the Fourth Ward during part
Of the quarter ending 5lst OF December, lS1Q,
we'd. ErhrnArY Ill 1S-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29
AsAcr for the relief Of Margaret Flynn.

BE IL enacted By tts Bcnrd If Aidsrnlss ana Eooya
az Common Council Of fls CITY OF WashiHsfoa Thai
the gum Of twenty three dollars and eighty cents be
and the same Is hereby, appropriated out on the
funds OF the Fourth and Fifth Wards TO enable tbe
Mayor to pay the above amount 70 Margaret FLYNN.
being ar excess OF taxes enormously paid on i'm.
prsyenents subdivision Of lot IS, in sausre sal
also, upon i'm prov subdivision in 90 arr
Isl. Ikpproved March 3, 1871.
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as acc 70 cay DC Reeorder Of nesds for reeordin

Be n enacted By me Board or AI9eTJ,lsn and Eo1y5
o. Co11n7on CoVncik of The Cary Of WashIHgtoa That
tht eum Of three hund red and twenty five dollars
and eighty seven cents be. and the same is hereby
sppToprated out of the general fund to pay the Re
OF the tax clerk, for the ear $50 WV
Approved, MarCh s, ISL.
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BE ~ enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common C0seii OF the CRY Of Wdshtngfoa That
the sum OF nine dollars and fifty three be re-
funded 10 Dennis 0Leary for taxes erroneously
paid. by reason OF erroneous assessment. on lot
10, square 629, commonly known as the Fourth
street sewer. lApproyed, March s. ISJI
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AN Acr Go grade and pave the carriaRewav Of I
street north. from Eisht.enth street ives. 70 Pen

An hCt 70 Erade ana Dave the carriagevav Of I
street north, from Eighteenth street west TO Penn.
sylvsnia avenue
Be II snartsd ~ the Board If Aldermen and Boavf
Of common Council Qf the Cary Of WaShtastoa That
the Mayor be, and Is hereby, authorized aud re-
quesied 30 casse the carrisgeway of street north,
from Eighteenth street 70 the intersection of
Pennsylvania avenue with L street, 70 be graded
and paved with stone similar to that used in paving
the same street from Seventeenth 10 Eishteenth
street west; to repair reset the curbstones ana
flag footways: repair or renew the foot psvements
wherever necessary, and to cause the wa
ter and service pipes and lateral service pipes TO
be laid TO oil lots parts OF lots fronting the
said portion of street north And 20 defray the ex
penses incurred under this act special equal to
the cost thereof except for the paving and repairs
at intersections of streets which shall be paid out
Of the ward funds, Is provided by swl is hereby
levied and imposed on all lots parts Of lots bor
dering said L street north, from Eighteenth
street west to Pennsylv ania avenue, aforesaid:
Prortdsd. That the cost OF water and gas service
pipes, the repair and renewing OF curbinR and foot
pavements and of lateral sewers be assessed only on
the particular lots for whose benefit these improve
ments shall have been made.
Approved, March IA, ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

In answer 70 . correspondent ct smithneld,
we give the following directions fer making q
good whitew ash for interior work, and also Tor
outbuildings, fences, &C., II desired:
OF course every farmer knows how to slack
lime for making the wash. Select large, clear
lamp OF LINE, and In stacking it use only boil
ing water. Turn the water on slowly, and when
fully Stacked dissolve In water and add small
quantity Of sulphate Of zinc and q little salt.
This causes the wash to harden. The sulphate
OF zinc should be used in all wash intended for
outside work. but may b unitted-if salt be
used-in that for interior wall.
For colcrs use the following IF pleasant
cream color Is desired add yellow ochre until
the desired tint is obtained. For fawn color
sfd four parts amber, one part Indian red, and
ore part lampblsck. For gray or stone cosor,
add four parts raw amber, and two parts lamp
black. These tints will be found more durable
than common whitewssh, and fences. OUT build
iDgs. &C, look very well covered with them
Name EdrnsSr.
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AZ ACT to refund certain taxes 'erroneously maid

q.
Bs IT enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Boa-d
Of CoD7nlon Council Of the Cay Of WaShngfo, That
the Mayor be and he is hereby, authorized and re
quested TO refund to Hon Caleb Gushing the sum Of
thirteen dollars and fifty five cents, being the
amount OF taxes erroneOusy paid on lot subdivision
tenn IN square numbered 2ll, Of said city for the
year 1869, and that the said sum be- and the
same IS hereby, Appropriated out Of the general
fond iApproyed March ; Is7I
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AN ACT making an apPTSPria,ion for the repairing

BE ~ enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
81 Common CoURstL 81 the Cry Of Washington, That
the sum of five hundred dollars be, and the same il
Hereby, appropriated cut OF the general fund 70 en-
able the commissioner Of the Washington canal TO
promptly repair the canal bridges as casinD NAV
require; claims for such repairs to be paid after
Approved, March 3, ISL
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AyAcT for the relief ofRR C,o,L

BE AZ enacted By tbs Board Of ALfeTmen and Board
q Common Council Of he Guy Of Wdshtngtor, That
The sum OF twenty -four dollars and twenty seven
cents be, and the same hereby is appropriated out
OF the general fund to enable the Mayor TO refund
the same 70 r. b. Clark, beisg the amount Of taxes
overpad by him on lot AZ in square 52 for the years
1854 TO E65, inclusive. IApproyed, March g. Iii
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Be Il enacted By the Board Of Aldermen 0af Board
o. Common (oEnctL Of the City Of WdShiagtOn, That
the cum OF nine dollars and ninety nine cents be- and
the same ~ hereby, appropriated out OF the First
ward fund, to enable the Mayor to pay the same to
Barton Hackney; the same having been over paid by
him Oh account of taxes. November 5, 1869
Approved, March 8, ISL,
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tANAcr for ibe relief of CaroI,na

ENACT for The relief Of Caroline Zeigler.
Be a. enacted BY the Board Of ldsymen and Boord
81 Common Council Of Ahs City Of Washtngfon, That
the sum OF four dollars and twenty cents be- and the
same hereby appropriated out OF the funds OF the
Fourth Ward, to enable the Mayor to pay back
Caroline Zeigler; the above amount being an error
in the amount OF assessment upon the improy eents
upen west part Of lot 2, in 81 uare III.
Approved March 8, ISL.
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be a. enacted By the Board Of Al5syF7sH and Bond
81 Common Council Of the Cry Of WdShiagfo1 THAT
the sum OF six dell airs and thirty seven cents be.
and the same is hereby appropriated of the gem
eral fund to reimburse AIRY Ann Bartlett for money
s2I. TAnnToyed Marcb 3 S III
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BE AZ enacted 0y the Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. Common Council OF the Guy OF WdshtHgtoa That
ths sum OF eleven dollars be- and is hereby, appro.
prateo out OF the funds of the Seventh Ward TO
able the Mayor to pay q balance due TO p Hail for
laying foot bridges in the Seventh Ward,
Approved, March 8, 1871.
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An Act 70 pay R B; Ferguson, spothecary to tn

poor OF the Filth ward, Tor medicines furnished
in quarter ending December 81. 1870.
BE u enacted by the Board Of ALfernles and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of WdShiHgton, Thai
the sum of two hundred and twenty three dollars
and ten cents be, and the same is hereby appropri
sted out OF the general fund to enable the syor
pay b Ferguson, epsthscary to the poor Of tbs
Fifth Ward for medicines furnished during tn,
quarter ending December 81, lS79.
Approved, March II, ISL.
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gNAcT for the relieF oF JuIya Mrrhr

BE II enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen AMI go,ya
o. Common Connect Of me City Of WdShington, That
the sum OF nine dollars and twenty cents be, and
the same is hereby. appropriated out OF the seventh
Ward fund, to enable the Mayor to refund to Julia
lot No. 50, In square No. "a,
Approved, March s, ISL.
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AN ACT for the relief OF Elzy Williams.

Be AZ enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
% Common Council Of the CRY Of WASHINGTON, That
the sum of one hundred and eighteen dollars and
ninety cents be, and the IL hereby, appropri-
sted Of the funds of the First Ward to enable the
Msycr 10 pay the same to Ely Williams, being the
balance due him for services rendered on the work
OF the Corporation In that ward, and fer which he
was not properly credited on the pay rolls.
Approved, March 9, ls7I.