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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-18
DROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.

L We desire to engage q few more
Agents ito sell the World Renowned Inn
proved BUCKEYE SEWING MACHINE, at
a liberal salary or on commission. \ horse
and wagon given TO Agents. Full particu-
lars furnished on application. Address W.
A. HENDERSON & CO, General Agents,
Cleveland, Ohio, and ST. Louis, Mo.
noy30d&w5w
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4 TTENTION.-Any coed smart man
"a can clear from $ TO SO day selling
the PATENT PAN LITTER. for taking hot
pans out Of stoves or ovens. as il is an arti-
Gle that is wanted in every family and viii
sell at sight. For terms address II. a. HOL-
DEN, General Agent, Bowman's Block, Ban
gOr, Me.
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PILES, KIDNEY C0MPLAINT.
GRAVEL, LUMBAGo. CoNsTIPATIoS.

etc. Warranted TO afford relies.
The Kidney-Wort circular to be mad Of
your druggist. u If requested. mailed to
your address by the KIDNEY-W GRIT COM
PAN1, st. Albstns, Vt, or Geo. c. Goodwin
q Co., wholesale agents, Boston, furnishes
the most satisfactory testimCSials of thee
wonderful success Of this medicine in re-
moving such chronic diseases as named. of
many years standing, and the fact viii bea
observed that regular physicians use IL liz
their practice. in the community where ii
has been constantly in growing demGnd
for several years without advertising.
80 Get a circular, and see how radically
Piles ana Kidney Complaints may be cured
sold by \. W. HIGGINS. Rutland. and by
dealers in medicines generally.
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ADDR ESS

BY HON. GEORGE F. EDMUNDs, .. s..
SENATOR.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-18

Delivered before the Reunion Society Of
Vermont officers, at Burlington, Ja's
II, 1872.
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Probably the largest orchard in Ver-
mont is in the town of Charlotte, and
consists of five thousand thrifty trees.
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A GENTS WANTED for Convent Life
n Unveiled" by Edith O'GOrman, Escap-
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published. Sand for terms. CONN. PUB
LISTING co, Hartford, Conn. rd27d&w4w
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S NOT LIABLE TO THE COM

is NOT LIABLE TO THE COM
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or minerals; but il a dry, purely vegetable
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IN curing some of the most common and
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JAPANESE PAPER WARE.

Unprecedented success. Paper Ware il
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Pals, Basins, Chamber Polls. Stop Jars,
&c. The trade supplied by tbe0nanufac-
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ST.. y. Y. CITY
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"Uld John Brown" followed, sung by all,
standing. and the occasion closed with the
DoNolo&y in long metre. sung to Oid Hun
dred, all joining.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
G. EO r G. e T o W N.

PRIMARY ELECTIoS.-The democrats an 4
consery AT yes of the ith district held prim grv
election yesterday afternoon, at tue otics of J..
l.. Davis. on Congress street. opposite tbs Ost
once, with the following res alt S-Whole nun
Der OF votes cast, 2GS, of which Capt. James K.
GODDARD received III; NJ. VI. :. Yarwood, s.; W.
l.. Dunlop, !; J. L. Bradley, 3; =. {. Palm =. L.
TEE RkoE IPrs OF the Chesapeaks and ono
Canal company for the week ending SePtem Der
l4th, lo. z, weTe-Cum6eTlaud. : SiS.i5, Gesr ge-
town, S2,Nc0; Hancock, Ssl 50; wilhamspOrt
sSi 25; total, IS .9-S9 IS.
The NEW YoRK STEAMER E. G. Knight
cleared THIS morning with 12l9 barrels Of lur
for the eastern markets.
RECEIPTS OF WHEAT. gSC.--Ieo-ra Waters Il
IN receipt oi 1000 bushels of wheat, p barrels
of ear corn, and 30 barrels Of choice extra aour
per canal. j. q. Waters has received 90
bushels OF wheat per steamer Virginia from o.
coqnan. Hartley Y Bro. have received , 80
bosheIs OF wheat per schooner from Alexandra
THE GRAIN MARKsr-Iast evening 3 SOl
bushels Of fair red wheat sold az Sis The
saies ms morning were , 100 bushels g1oi rel
az SlI0k aS11i, and 60 bushels of choice at
slS6. The maTketf for wheat is hrm.
THE WEEKS COAL TRADE The receipts an A
shipments OF the different coal companies this
week, estimating tomorrow. are rs fol!ows:-
BorGen Mining Company, receipts 3, 500 an1
shipments 100 tons; Agnew's wharf. recsi nts
LEU aud shipments 800 tons; RAYS Docks
receipts I,iGi and shipments qI2 tons; COuSoli-
uauon company, receipts 6.3i6 and shipments
S,"O IONS The present has been the busiest
week OF The season along The coal wharves The
stock On hand is very low, aud many of the
arriving freely, AMI fleet OF thirty sail. many
OF them loaded with merchandise fpr District
merchants and street contractors rsa.eri,rs "a
reported down the river.
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Wood Lawn Farmers Club, Fairfax
County. Wa

Editor Star:-Here is brief statement of the
proceedings of September meeting of the above
fiourishing club, held last Saturday at the farm
OF Daniel Smith, at Collingwood, Va
We took passage on the steamer Arrow. Cant.
Heilingshead, both deserve ily popular
The club met at two O'Clock an 4 vas called TO
order oy =. birmingham, president, aud the
minutes read by y. w. Pearson. secretary
After regular business aud reports OF CO n
nIt,ee. Wete past, several important questions
were discussed. among them:
Is salt absolutely necessary for health AMI
thrift of stock? Majority of members thon N =
II essential, and others gave plausible reasons
for believing it entirely unnecess iry.
When Is the best time to SOW winter wheat
sowing best, hut the M ,ioritv found basf resnIts
from early sow ng-eyen last of August aud trsc
half or September-though good crops often ara
Der.
viii brining seed wheat be useful? All who
ma, tile! soaring seed wheat in sslt-brine aad
theh ufying IN lime always derived benefit ,iai
Iesnlts. Is sowing salt broadcast on the fine
land beneficial? It was stated that great bona
MS were experienced from sowing SAT- in
autumn or winter whe 1t, and on maa lows
do stock sustain injury by eating the snu.
Nhicu grows on corn? The answer was vario as;
some MAINTAINING that il Il poisonous: while
others thought il was not; but, surely mil,iew
ana smut are Injurious to animals and vegeta-
bleS.
DIR. Z. P. Rowland being called. stated that
the mateTial-Pressed fish-for making fish
guaDO' can be bought-by the hun ired tons-in
New III gland, at the press, for 80 Der ton An
saying they would buy one hundred tons Club
adjourned 70 meet at the residence OF y. W
PeasUn'S, on the 18th of October next. when the
public are invited. ACcorINk.
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d l. h x A \ ID RIA,

1NJUNCTION CAsE.-The order OF the cnrno-
ration court of this city, dissoving the iniprlc-
ton awarded in the case OF Swain v. The Nv
draVkon fire company, has been superseded 6y
the court OF appeals or Virginia, which has
granted an appeal to the order OF dissolution
The effect OF tits order will be to continue the
existing delay in the completion OF the HytIrau-
lion engine house.
THE MARKET HoUsR.-The erection Of the
Washington Lodge buildng upon tie Cameron
street front OF the new market hoass has been
commenced, and will be prosecuted vigorously
TO Its completion. When tinishsd, it will be the
talleSt building in the city. The erection of the
steeple upon the Royal street front was also
commenced this morning. The ROYAL street
wing having been rooted, it was insured to -iay
for Sl5OCO-Gdzette, last erenirg.
kIDNAPPBD.-A colored child about g wars
OF age, named Mary Ella French, the daughter
by her first marriage of the wife OF Cornelius
Scott, colored, was taken from her home on
Royal street two or three days since by a col
cred woman yclept Sophia Washington, VINO az
the time occupied the house and went off with
out paying the rent. The last seen OF her she
was in company with the latter near the cotton
factory, and they are now supposed 10 be in
Washington city. Our police are on the track
OF the kidnapper.-Ssnfinel, last eUsniRg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
Twelfth District Republican Nom 1.
nation.
II. DUFFY CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE OF
DELyGATEs.

II. DUFFY A CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES.
The 18th district republican club held meet
ing al Union League Hall last night, Mr. j. T.
h. Plant president and Mr.. NJ. Hook secretary
pro tenn. Committees were appointed as fol-
lows Finance-J. Brown, A. r. Red>tone, L.
Z. Brooks, M. Il. ScanlOR, and JOS. Seigert
Campaign-Oscar X. Hook. Richard RltIar
Fred. Neidfedt, n. II. Miller, W. A Brooks
and James :. Jenkins.
Ibe club then resolved itself into a mass meet
lng, with Mr.. Hook as chairman and Mr.. A. =.
Kedstone secretary. MessIs. A. IL. Kinney
Mlcbael Duffy, A. III. Dowell, ir., and Y. II.
MlIler were placed in nomination for the House
or Delegates. The last named declined. Messrs.
JENKINS, ScanlOn, and Segert were appointed
teIiefs, and amid some confusion the baIloting
was proceeded with, and resulted: Duty, 123:
a. II. Kinney, p; A. H DOwell, 5.
MeSsrs. NeidfeIt, Scanlon and John Brown
were appointed to wait on Mr.. Duffy and Inform
MIN OF his termination. and in a short time re-
TUNED VIII. the candidate, who was received
with cheers. Mr.. d. thanked the meeting for
the honor conferred, and predicted that although
the lZth district was democratic, that ma iOritv
would be given for Chapman. They had %
WORK however, and he congratulated tue club
that they had an efficient committee to watch
their opponents.
Mr.. a. II. Doweu addressed the meeting. and
others made short addresses, and the rnsetinp
adjourned with cheers Tor Dnffy.
WANT NEW DEAL.
lie result of this meeting was not satisfactory
70 ali, Tor after adjournment several parties
signed paper making the following state ment:
~ hen about dfty votes had been pol!ed, nearly
al OF which had been cast for a. H. Kinney
Michael ScanlOn, one of the telers threw a
large number of votes folded together for NJ
Dufy, thus securing his Illegal nomination. We
desire that another vote shall be taken AZ The
meeting to be held next Wednesday evening II
this Is done We will support the man who NAV
be fairly nominated"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
The Seventh street improvements I'm
- .-o,-,s.r

PRoCEFDINGs ON THE MOTION FOR INJUNc-
TIoS-ARGUMESTs or COUNSEL.
Yesterday, after our report Of the case of
Mattingly ct al. against the District OF Colnrn-
lia It a., bin for injunction to restrain the
board from issuing certificates OF Indebtedness
fOr the paving OF eth street, between b street
south ami tbe river, closed, Mr.. Lambert cam
C. bis argument for the petition rs.auotlne
the acts in reference to the improvements and
con msnting on them. He arg JIed tina, this i'm
Proyeme mt had not been Conducted in acc ord .
ance Win the authority conferred upon the
board OF pubic works. They were autbori ed
TO eNpend only Sis coo, when Ii appears SD 5S3
Nss e. nded, being an excess of over 50 n3O of
the amount 70 which the board was limited by
Ie Jaw; IakIng from this 10 per cent. to be
assessed TO Government property leaves
silS,OGi %, one third OF which to be assessed on
private property was about SIS OO), instead of
WIich 50. tOp was charged against private prop
eIty Besides this, the board charged one ffta
oil the hve per cent. for superintendence to the
property hoiCeTs, charge without the slightest
warrant OF law.
THIS MORNING
Mr.. Lambert resumed his argument, contend.
Ing Il at the ordinances OF the 67th council were
the law under which the Improvement was au
thorized. inasmuch as they are not in conflict
with the organic act, except IS to the manner of
assess ment He claimed that the sewer WAS
authorized by the corporation, to be construct
ed from Virginia avenue to the river, but the
board had gone beyond, changed the length ami
size OF the sewer. and portion OF il was wholly
unauthorized. He also claimed that although
the board had the power TO make The assess
ment' yet they are not empowered 20 collect the
assess ment, as the law provides that the sneciAl
taxes : hall be collected as are other taxes
MI. Bond, for the defendants, opened the case
ny reading the answer OF Linvllle, the affi lavlt
OF Nh Forsy IN, and the afi layit Of Sir Stephen
son, superintendent, with orders OF the board
yllle accepting the notifications; after which
the court took recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

THE CCTSTY SCHoOLs.-FrOm a statement
prepared by Superintendent Davis, of the
cOU " schools, Il appears that there are nine
teen scLOCi-h0Uses in the county, AMI that
duriEg the past year twenty-nine teachers have
beer employed 70 instruct .G34 pupils entered
or the rolls during that time. The gross aver
age number on the roll was I .i22, and the aver
age daily attendance ia. The average number
Of pupils in charge Of each teacher, on a basis
81 the aggregate number in attendance was IS
Pro MITCHELL one Of the trustees, was Obliged
yesterday 10 send away twenty-five children
from one Of the schools for want OF accomm1i.-
tiCu TOT them.
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Didn't Die from, syaatY.Pox,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, BOARD OF HEALTH
WAsBIEGToS, Sept. %, lST2.-Edifor Erspi1g
S'dr-In your edition Of yesterday the following
appeared under the head of smallpox
"a colOTsd woman, named Nancy Har-i,op
Iesiding on Massachusetts, avenue, between 3 I
and fth streets, died with smallpox day before
yesterday and has not vet been buried. II IA
streets" 49,
The facts of the case are as follows Mira.
Harrison, residing on assachusetts avenua
between 2d and 81 streets northeast, was taken
sick with smallpox August ith. Her death.
WHICH was not reported to the boari
until the evening of the 18th instant.
was caused by hemorrhage" and not
smallpox, from which disease she had entirely
recovered, as certified by DR.. A. f. johnson.
She was buried yesterday by the EMPLOYEES of
the board, on account of the presence in the
house of infected bed clothing. Her son. aged
atout twenty-five years, is lunatic, and il WAS
impossible to entirely control his movements.
Not having the smallpox, he could not be sent
to the hospital, and having been exposed 20 the
contagion, he could not be send TO the insane
asylum. BY publishing the above you will
obGge Very truly yours,
TULLIo ). VERDI, NJ. d., Health Officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

NEW PAsrOR.-Rev. W. W. IngersOu Will
assume charge OF the Second Baptist church
corner OF Virginia avenue and itn street east
a. Iastor on The trst Sunday in next month.
Since the death Of Rev, Mr. Warren. n. a I,II.It
OF THIS church has len occupied ty Prof Shute,
81 columbian college, who, as a preacher has
been very popular with tine people OF this old
church, and bis preaching has accomplished
much good. TGe new pastor Is from Youngs-
town, Ohio, where, for come years past, ne has
had charge Of church. We hear that he Is an
eloquent speaker and jealous pastor, and be-
spesk icr HIM hearty welcome, aud hope his
efforts in bsbaif OF the church NAV ba snneasS-
Inl- Proi. S1E;e Will continue his services tai
The arrival of NIr. Ingsrsnli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
CITY ITEM s..

Boys BLUE SUITS, with vests.
Boys Cashmere suits, with or without vests.
Boys School Suits, from s..
One Price Only. GEO. G. HgNNING,
No. 40 7th street n. W.
RELIEF FOR THE FRET-Fee, Al per VISIT
Corns extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
\ ails, &r. relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites,
No. $50 18th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury.
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per ct. on deposits. Nt314t16
and made to order by Hemplsr, near ~ street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
TuLLIo 5. VERDI NJ. D., Health oFicar

FIsH AND OYSTER MARKET.-Arrivals from
NGrfOlk by steamer Lady Ga the Lake. 4p5
bushels OF oysters; Columbia. 1858 bushels: Fx-
press, Zl3 bushels; sailing vessels, 1850 bushels:
total, 2,326 bushels. The quantity Of oysters ON
sale at the wharf this week is much larger than
the corresponding week OF last year. $50 punches
OF smah hsh arrived, of which "A punches were
condemned 304 bushels OF oysters Wers aIso
condemned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

SERIOUS Acc IDEST To Mr.. VICTOR RoUx.
Yesterday, a. Mr.. Victor ROux OF the Fyerett
House, on / street, and his wife wereriCing on
PennSy IL snia avenue, near 9Th street Their
carriage cOllided with another vehicle and bo.b
Mr.. and Mrs. r were thrown out the former
receiving dangerous wound in the right groin
fro m the shaft OF the wagon which cOlIi1ad yitb
his carriage. He was taken - N4irn's dru,
store, and was subsequently, removed 10 his
residence, where he was attended by DIR. Drink
ARD, who pronounced has injuries OF a very
serious character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
IN ran sgph.snE, osgEE ~ rBI DIS

Holdfss Sssrtal Isrns.Sspie1ltss 7fA, isz.
HOMAs REYEOLI o. deceased. the adminisfra-
trix aforesaid has. with the appreciation OF the su
appointed tuesday,, the lst October, Isi, Cor the
hnal settlement and distribution Of the PEI
hand, as far the same have been collected nd
turned into money; when and where all the dit-
with their claim. properly vouched, or they may
otherwise BY law be excluded from AL benefit IN sad
published once Q week for three weeks In the Star
TestGA. WEBsTER, Register IL Wn,s
kem.As Per JAS. OFT, Deputy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
AriSKYer 10 "a ErAUI.,

The following seems to be pretty conclusive
answer TO the complaint Of a correspondent in
regard TO the collectors office:
COLLECTORS OFFICE, District Of Columbia
Washington, Sept. 18th, 1872 Editor Star. Ia
reply 10 ''a grOwl' in your issue of last evening,
in which buckingham rejects III terms OF
severe condemnation of this Office, pronounce
the whole statement untrue. 1t has been "A sub
1eet or general remark that there has been no
ero1d OF taN-payers,-"nO long line OF men in
hne,"-and that this fact is in some measure
owing TO the graduated scale OF one per cent
per month discount for payment of taxes. 1t
must have been an exceptionally knOtty case if
any person has been kept waiting over half an
hour for tax bill. / desire to state FIR
the information Of the Duhl;s. that tLis
ONCE was never so well organized aud its
accounts so well systemlzed for The prompt aud
rapid transaction of all its business as now. The
writer exposes through the thin meshes of his
vlndlctively written letter that he is no "Work-
rgmah" at all, but that the whole statement
was made out of political cloth, by political
enemy OF the District government. and for po-
htical purposes The Patriot this morning
echoes: ''Tax-payers are complaining of the
slovenly marner in which the business OF the
collectors Office is transacted" Very respect
fully, &C., WILLIAM l.. BRAMHALL,
Deputy and Acting Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20
Mysterious s.abbins Case.

MAN SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY, WOC Nd
nd Ri SUNE one UNKNOWN.
Last night, about Il clock, Dir. } ohm Downs
found a marine. named herman, living on |
street, between >th AID 9th streets, southeast,
who had been stabbed in the right breast by
some person unknown. Officer Dai y AID Otuers
ass ted he wounded man ~ the Marine Bar
rack, where lie received medical aid. Up to-
clock this morning he was unable to speak, or
10 give any account Of the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

TIE lNDTANs will he at the Theater Comiaue
tonight and 1T is ladies' night also; a gre It
crowd may be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

MEDICINE can be obtained az the bureau of
pharmacy, COLONIZATION bujlding,) AZ street
at any hour OF the night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

FINE FUNDAMENTALLY D. FendaU has
Just erected a large three-stsry building on ID
street, opposite the east wing of the city hall.
IN which there are four rooms on each floor
Which nav be used singly or in pairs, and the
hTst moor has been taken by Mr.. Chas. Waiter
justice OF the peace, and Mr. j. j. Johnson
at'olhey: The building is an exceedingly WE'LL
sIIanset one, each Office having closets and re-
cssses, water-closets, SC. Its a great improve-
inert on the Old one-story Offices which formerly
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, 10.
DHlLP d kOLOM0NS


NE " Il o . h s..
The Pennsl lyapia PiIsrim aud Other Poems. BIZ
rSf9 Stn Me IN Is. H.r,m II. Autobiography
Of the Wife OF M-hemet Pasha-..-...-..-.-..sI 81
Fifteen Years Of Prayer in the FULTON street
The Saysn,nps. 81 i R geSs fr,Iae IL ~ N
Geniem PS me sr'nor Of ~Joha Halifax, o.
In ieeiSrrS i inIrsHsti,D Ap p srner;,-.-' >
LAbnse terrible, b. Victor Iiny, ------''---- ;,
A'iSA'i' hOo'his i'r.oo'oeer---.-.-------'----. IS
PHILIP a s0LOaOSs,
ss,a,s
- 1;17x,7 -. .-""ss y 2'''H . eaa-,
w AT REDUCED PRICES
,n We nav . '"rse nun.oer Of
xpITIxc go
left over from LAST ,.on. xhg,b We Ara ,,,r
SELLING TCoSr
to make room for new stock.
RICHARD b. MOaUN SEQ.
1918 PENNST,vANIA AVENUE,
cC.noI 49, - ,-'S2s.
Al AhIhODuGTIoN PRICEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

The NORTHERN MARKRr.-rhe Joint Legis-
lative committee for the erection nj The
Northern market met yesterday Gov. Cooke in
the char. After a length discussion IL " A. ds
tsrUined, in view OF the fact that the appronri-
alton of 300 .Ooo was not sufficient IN comnleta
the structure, TO enter into q contract for the
erection Of the two wings running parallel re-
spectively with q and streets, and to await a
further appropriation for the completion Of the
building.