EVENING STAR r>IP4T? lovemfcw 17. 1BT1 Local news. nafat*. Ac., T?-?l*h?. JTaiitiuil TktaUr?Parepa-RoeaOpera Troupe In -'Maritana" Wall's Op*m IToutt.?Johnny Thompson, "On Hand.'' The District LI nt for penalties under corporation U*k was continued, while the imprisonment for debt was abolished. Jutfge Humphreys said that he could not dis charge the prisoner, and wnntnl U> Mr. Webb that Tf be felt aggrieved he should appeal regu larly. that a jury could act on the c ase. Mr. W? bb a?ked if the prisoner was to lie in jail for life, and raised the |>oint that in other acts tbe punishment wri a line and imprisonr m*nt. bnt in Alt case fine only was mentioned. Judge Humphreys suggested again thatacase involving such points ought to be acted on by tbe conrf. and suggested that an appeal be en tered in tbe Police Conrt. but if tbe connsel de sired it be would hold the case un?ler advisATSchool Cosvrrtiox M. E. CnrnrH South The annual convention of the Sunday I School Society of the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South met in the Washington street church, Alexandria, Va.. pursuant to the call, yesterday afternoon with over sixtv delegates present., among whom are -known divines and lavmeu from all parts of the conference limits. Com mi tees were ap pointed. an l the work arranged so that the con vention could proceed regularly to discuss the subject of Sunday Schools and their more efficient management. Tub Schiller Clcb gave an entertainm >nt Jot which private theatricals was the principal eaturei on Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs. Green, on K street. The programme i pri i d an attractive one. and we* capitally sus- f tained. There was music, vocal and in*tra- BBrtital. recitations of poem* in (i. rm.n ri' English. acting in costume three scene* from Mary Stuart, which were remarkably well done, j and an hour Of dancing to close with. Annt?T or a Baltimore Btrolait.?On Wednesday last. Major Rl -hard* received i dis patch from Baltimore to arrest Billy Burrli, alia* Connell. B notorious l nrg'iar. Soon after- he wa* taken in custody by Detective Mchlfresb and lodged at headquarters, and yea- terdav wa* turned over to Detective Joseph Mitchell, of that city, and tak*n to Baltimore on a requisition of the <",.>v?rnor of Maryland, to answer the charge of burg'ary, committed some t me .l?0. Thi St iMMNf st vice] pari leaft, Wm. Saunders; second vi.-o president, Jamea 11 Id; treasurer. Alex. Gardner: so-reTarv..I..h:: II. Berrj; chaplain. Rev. J. E. Rankin. D. I>.: masiagei*. John Gibson, Wm. Mairhead, .lohn .l:im?sK Kerr. I W. Beveridge and Wm H Sn.ith. Tbe annual banquet of the so ciety takes place on the ev ning of the 30th instant. Real Estate Sales?W. L. Wall Co.. auctioneers, sold last evening, pirt of lot 15. in square 117, fronting 12 feet on Jl'th street west, between L and M streets, to Samuel Stott, for *340 I.atimer ("leary, auctioneers, sold last eve ning. the south 25 feet front by 68 deep, of the lot known a* lot S3, in Wiltberger s subdivision of square 442, to Herman Gasch, for gCjO. Fresh Reaotwo.?From J. C. Parker we have Uarjtrr'i Mvgnztn* for December; and the National News Company the same and K<-ety fatu 'day for November 25th, and the Caaailian Hhu*mtt4 Srtct for November 4th; from J. Sbilliiigton we have Uarytr'i Madonna and Madame Demorasta Mirror if Patkum* Co l December, the Nm&m for November 16th, and ?ttry Saturday for November 29th. D?. Loan, the friend of Daniel Webeter, will lecture on tbe great expounder of the Constitu tion, at Lincoln Hall to-night. This is the fourth lecture of the Y. M. C- A. Scientific Course and Dr. Lord, himself a lisUnguishad author and orator, having beea on the moat intimate term* with the great statesman, aU who attend Buy expect a literary treat. It will doubtl*** be one of the moet mteraati ng lecture# of the course. SEBiors AcciDCTT.^bont 12 o'clock to-day, _? Messrs. W M Pampbrey and B. H Warner were riding in a buggy together on 6th street, near G.tbe horse became unmanageable and ran away, throwing Mr. Pumphrey oat, break ing bis ankle, aad Mr. Warner was dragged for some distance, braising him badly. Extzbsivb Salb.?Tbe sale at Savage's will be resumed to-morrow morning, when tne most valuable goods are to be sold. Tl is sale offer* a rare chance to the trade and public generally. as the goods are sold without reserve. We uh dersrat.d tbat tbe sale will be continued morn* in* and evening tbe coming week. Tm Markrt Horse?Mr. Jerome Deggs. has been awarded the contract for finishing the ?Kb street wing of the Center Market, and will on Mondav morning commence the rebuilding ol the wall blown down on Wednesday. t LcraK The work on the 3d street sewer, from E to I street, *u completed yesterday. The treasurer of the Chicag" Relief Commit tee acknowledge* the receipt of #150 from the Olympic Bat-Ball tub. 1 he Trtasurtr ol the District is to-day paying off theMilarii s of the clerks in several District offices. The solicitor of the Treasury advertises the residence of defaulting PlymvVr Hodge lor sa> at auction on the 13th of February, for th? benefit ol the gomaacBt. It is Charles Barker, and not Charles Baker, who has been appointed by the Secretary of the Interior one ot the Fire Commissioner)! of the District of Columbia. The Board of Public Works have ordered the Superintendent of Sewers to see that the sewers now in progress are completed as soon as po*si ble. The west gate of the Capitol grounds is closed at 10 o'clock p. m while the ea?t gate is never closed; so that person* going from east to west often have to retrace their step* through the en tire grounds. This should be remedied. As soen as the new pavement on Pennsylvania avenue, between 15tb and 17th street", is laid, the contractor. Mr. J. O. Evans, will take up the cobble atones between the street car track* and proceed to lay the concrete pavement In their place. But one track will be paved at a time. In order that travel may not be entirely sus pended. Washington, November lTth, 1>C1 F.Ktnr Kreninfi Star In order not to be misunderstood, I desire to p'ace myaelf fairlv and uninistake able ujon r?cord a* being in favor of the four million loan, the comprehensive plan of im t'rovenit nts arri#fii ItniMine, on tH street. OtBoer lnu-Di. r. testified tltat be had orders to keep the sidewalk clear of f?fem and disorderly persons, tbat he<('ariM>n) ?ith a crowd witha crowd were congregated th^re. and on being rean?*t?d to leave, be tuaulted him i I'in-niore) and told him th tt he wa* not atier ding to his business; lined -54 Oeorgf W Go? dall, chargtd with neglecting to make safe an excavation on the street, Sued )t Minni- La g d a'atinn him: fined 95 at d costs?appealed. Samuel Parker, chsrged with assault and batter, on Edward O'Cotinor; fln-.d $i and 'coat. Mirtha <'srrny. Complaining witness testified that the articles were taken out of her hens* by the accused, atd that witness f>und th-m in her poawssion. This seemed to bo a petty neigh tw'rb' t instant 4'J5 loaded boats have arrived at the Collector's office. Of this number !>8 arrived this week. Fuhr Shipments 1,500 barrels of flour were shipped by our city millers to-day; 1,000 went to New York, 450 to Boston and Norfolk, and 50 to Baltimore. Tki Wheat Market?Hartley Brother sold 2,000 bushels of red wheat this' morning, at Pl.t-6 per bikdiel. George Waters has sold 3,300 bushels at the same p rice. The Coal Trade?The receipts and ship ments of the different coal companies tor this week, estimating to-morrow, are as follows:? Borden Mining Company, receipts 2,H4o ton*, shipments 3,000 tons; Agnew's wharf, receipts 1.3M tons, shipments l,ooo tons; Kay's docks, receipts 3,PT3 tons, shipments 5.530 tons; Con solidation Company, receipts 7,377 tons, and shipments 7,321 tons. Total reoeipts, 15,190 tons, and total shipments, lb,Ml tons. The coal trade has been brisker this week titan last, for the reason that there have been more schooners in ptrL Quite a large number of vessels are de layed in the river below by strong head wlmls. Dp.over#' Rest.?The cattle market this week was brisker than last. A boat 500 cattle were offered, stock cattle selling at from #2.75 to 83.25, and beef cattle from *3 75 to 95.75. About 1,200 sheep and lamba were offered; tell ing prices of the former from 4 to 5 cents per found, and the latter from 93 to 94 per head. A few co*s and calves were offered acd sold at fri mP30to 960. About 50 cattle anaiooshcqp were left over. No hogs offered. CITY ITEMsi Bots' Ovkrooatr, Boys' Overcoats, Boys' Overcoats, all sizes and styles, at Hable Brothers', N W. corner 7th and D streets. For a* Irritatbp Throat, Cocgh or Cold, '"Brvvm't Bmnrkial Trocket" are offered with the fullest confidence in their efficace. They maintain the good reputation they have justlv acquired. 3 Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing. A large assortment just received at If a rlk Brothers' N. W. corner 7th and D streets. Overcoats anl> Glknoarik* is Beaver, Chinchilla, Ker??y, Melton. 16,5 Eimui ?v Br.o., 505 7th street. Nfcw 8tore and New Prices?The latest Novelties in Scarfs, Bowa and Ties, at very low prices, just received at Price's Gent's Furnishings Depot, 413 7th street, between D and E. Observe Caretcllt. M. D. Frank ?S Co., TV Original Hattert, Late of Pennsylvania avenue, Are to be found in the Slav Building.5t?3 7th st., opi>os>te General Post Office. Take notice of name and number. N- B?No connection with anv other firm, tf Wlit-he is Franc, thk Hatter? At 433 7th street, next door to the Original Franc's. He keeps all ot the latest styles of Hats, Caps. StC., and sells them at a lower figure than anywhere else in town. Call and see for yourself. tr Himan Hair in Switches, Corisand Braid*, new styles just received, at C. Haunt's Hair Depot, 408 7th street, Dollar Kid Glove Dei.ot tor ladles, cent's, misses and chiblren at C Baum's Corset Facto ry. 4fl.S 7th street. Don't mistake the uaute or number. Abdominal Corsets, in white and drab, al sizes on hand and made to order, at B tuin's Corset aud Hooiwkirt Factory. Dont mi.?u?ke the name or number. Figures Will Not Lie! JJjw Large Fortunes Are Minlt. FACTS FOR THK PEOPLE. See the prices at which four of th'. leading Sewing Machines are sold in the United States aud England: Priet in England. In Ike U. S. Wheeler Wilson. 945 00 985 00 New Singer 32 50 65 01) Elias Howe 35 00 65 00 Wilson Shuttle 40 00 45 00 The above prices are for exactly the same classes of machines as sold in both countries. There is scarcely any difference la the coot of material and labor la any of the above-named machines. Am*arit.?'W. G. Wilson, President of the Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally ap peared before me, and made oath that the above prices are correct and taken by him from cir culars published in the United states and Eng land under the corporate names of the com panies manufacturing said machines. Fuo. Smith, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga Co., O. Th* Wilson Sewing Machines an for sale at A. KofliiTHiL,401 7th street. Terms easy. Noticb to thk PrsLic,?I. Becker A Oe. successor to P. Wallach. dealer in .nen's,youths' and boys clothing, have received en entire new stock of gwxls, which they are selling at the lowest market price. Those In want of clothing or rent's turnlning goods, would do well to call -and examine their good? before purchasing elsewhere. 1. Bbckbr Co., Odeon Hall, corner 4^ street and Pa. are. Hbmflkr has all kinds of thermometers and barometor*. Coin, Ac.?l>r. White, ctilrepodist, No. 9M 10th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and Ho. T North Charles street, Baltimore, success fully treats Corns, Bunions, lurrowini Nails. 9c., without pain. Gom a Patent smacrm Gas aid Lamp Shadbs will save one-half of the quan tity of gas or eoal oil consumed without the use of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro senthal No. 4t>4 7th street, is the agent for them, and also for Goets's Double-cone Chandelier Reflectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight Reflectors. Hosikrt Dktot Tor ladies, cent's, misses, and children at C. Baum's, 4?W7th street- Ten [>er cent, oft bv the Lalf dozen. The largest assort ment of Balbri^ans. &I m S orririAL. EiEcrrtY* Owe*, PllTllCT Of COLCBIUi Washington, November 6tb, 18T1. I, Henry P. C?vke. G-vernor of the Di?trtc? of Co iunbia. hereby give notice that a general*e'?i{ n. the twentieth d*J of Aprils MVS. Aoi 1^*1 i agi eeably to an act entitled An act regulatiM the Yixldn.it of general elections in the District of Colum bia and pro*icing for ascertaining the MUltt there of, aid for notifv ing person# who may fee *lerted to any iflicr in Mid District." appr?.?ed Augustn.UJTl, Ibav* designated the fellow in* place# in Mid delegate dittrict* ih?- places for hwlulna the eltctiooi there in on Mid day and between aaul hours lor the elec tii r. of members of the House of Delegate* a? afore Mid, \ut: FIRST DISTRICT Include* all that part of the count* of Washington 1) ing east of Lincoln avenue and Biwkor Hill roid. at Fort Bunker Hill FIR8T PRECINCT. The registered voters of the First District reel ling in that part of Mid district lying between Lincoln av?n< e *nd Bunker Hill road and ths Anaoostia rher will vote at the corner Benning's Bridge Hood aid Boundary street, at hou?e of Geo. R. Holland. HF.COND PRECINCT. The registered voters of tho First District residing in that pert of ?aid district lying fait of the Anac >s tia river. hose names begin ith tlie Setters A, B, r, D E. F. G ?c?l H,w;U vote at Robert Martin i Hotel, luiontown. Third Precinct. Tl:e registered voter* of the First District residing in that ?ari of said district lying <-??t of the Anac>* 11a ri* er,? hose name* begin wit li th? letters 1, J K L. M.K.O, P,Q. K, *,T,L',V,W, X, K,Z,will vote at LtViluiiishop, Uniontowu. (EOOKP DISTRICT Iich.desaLl that part ol the county of Washington 1) tlM v>. slof Lincoln aveuue and Bunker Hill road. First Pbkciki t. The registered voters ?f the Second District rs sidii.gin that psrf of said di?trict lviugeast of Rock l'rt-?-k. h'we n? m e? begin with the le ters A, B.C. D, A F.G.ll I, J, will vote at the lower Seventh street toll gate. Second Precinct. The registered votei of the Stcoad District re>iding In that part of Mid district lying east of R ?i Creek, whose mimes beglu with th- l?tters K, L. X. N. 0, g. P, R. S, T,U. V, W. X. Y Z. will toMi at the lower Seventh street toll gate Thud Precinct. *lhe registered voters of the >econd District re siding in thai part of said district lying west of R >cB Cre? k will vote at Harry's carpenter ?b p, Teautu lytown. THIRD DISTRICT Includes all that part of the city of 0?org?town 1) it g west of High street. Fibst Pbetikct. Tbe registered voters *f the Third District whose nam< s begin with th? r? A. B. C, D. it, r. U, rt, I. J, K will vote at No 59 Markeutreet, iti Uooi g? tlWD.l). C. Srcown pR^furT. The registered voters of the Third D'Steirt whose nnnie? begin with the letters L, M. If, O. P. Q R, S, T.l V. W. X. T.Z will vote at Jfo. I"90 Bridge street, in Georgetown, D. C. FOCRTU DISTRICT lt.clodee all that part of the city of Georgetown lying east of High street. Fibst Pbwixct. The registered voters of the Fourth District whose names bigin with the letters A. B, C, D- F,G. H will vote at No. A1 Congress strcjl, iu Oeor^etvwn, D C. Second PRecttCT. The registered votersoftLe Fourth Distnat, whose nsmes begin with the letters I J.K.L.M. V, O, P. U. R,S, T, D, V, NT, X, Y, Z, will vote at No. lib L'ongreaa street. FIFTH DISTRICT Includes all that part of the city of Washington lying west of Twenty first street. Fibst Pbkcisct. The registered voters of the Fifth District wh ?sr u'nues begin with the letters A, B. C, D. E, F,G, will vote at th? corker of Tweuty-secuud and I streets ncrthwest. ?Bto*D Precikct. The registered voters of the Fifth District whose came* begin with tbe letter* H. I, J, K, ti. M, will vote at the corner of Taonty second and I streets northwest. Thtbd PBECixrr. Tlie registered voters of the Fifth District whose nsmes begin with the letters N, O, P, y, R. 8. T. U, T,W, X. T.Z.will vote at the corner ot Tweuty set end and 1 streets northwest. SIXTH DISTRICT m Includes *11 that part of the city of Washington lyitg south of II street north, between Eighteenth and Twenty first streetn west, and south of K street north, between Fifu-enth *nd Eighteenth streeu west. _ First Preciuct. Tbe registered voters of the Sixth District whose names begin with the lMters A, B, 0. D. E, f. G. H, I, J, will vote at the school bouse on the southeast corner of H and Nineteenth streets northwest. Secojuj Prkcijtct. The registered \oters of th3 Sixth District who?? uaa.es begin with the letters K. L, M. N. O. P. Q, R. S, T. ITj V. W, X, Y. Z, will vote at the school b< use oti tlie ?ottU?-Mt corner of tl aud Niueteouth streets northwest. SEVENTH DISTRICT wi Includes all that part of the city of Washing t n lyine within the following bounds Oomm-nc i> g at K street north and runuing up Filteenth street west to N strw t north thence ?ast ou N street north to Fourtoetilh street west; thence up Four teenth street west to Botxi.dary; th?nce along Bjund r> street to Twenty first street west; thence down Twenty first street west to M street north; thence along M street north to Eighteenth street west, aijd down Eighteenth street wost to K street north; theucc along K street north to Fifteenth str.et west. First Prkciisct. The registered voters of the Seventh DUtrict whose nsmes begin with the letters A, B, C,D, will vote at Becket s wood yard, on M street, between 16 h snd 17th streets northwest Secosd PMtlWT. The registered voters of the Seventh District whose nam* bfgin with th^ lettew will Tote at corner of Sixteenth and M streets northwest. Third Prrcisct. The registered voter* of th'j Serenth District wl.ose names begin with the letteis I, J. K.L. M. N.O. P.V B. will vote at corner Sixteenth and M street noithwest. FOCRTH PRECIJtCT. The registered voters of the Sev#n*h DUtriet u hose immes begins with tbe letters h, T, U. V, W, X, Y, Z. will vota at corner Sixteenth aud streets northwest. EIGHTH DISTRICT Includes all that part of the city of Washington lying within the following bounds: Commencing at N itreet north aud running up Fourteenth street wast to Boundary; thence along Boundary to Sixth street west: the DC* down Sixth street west to Rhode Island aven'ne; thence along Rh'vle Island avenue to Sev enth street west; thence down Seventh street west to 0 street north; thence along O street north to Eleventh *tre?t west; thence down Eleventh street west to N street north; and along N straot north to Fourteenth street west. First Prrcpict. Tbe registered voters of the Eighth pis rict wb'??e names begin with the letters A, B, C. D. E, F, wul vote at northeast corner of Eleventh and Q streets, N. W. Second Precinct. Tbe registered voters of the Eighth District waose nanesbegin with the letter* G. H, I. J, K, L, J, 0.will vote at Eleventh street, between Q and K. N W Third Prf.cinct. The registered voters of the EUhth district whose tiHn.es begin with the letters P Q. R, S. T U, V, W, X Y Z will vote at G street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. N. W. NINTH Dlt-TRICT Include- all thst part f the city of Washington ly ing between G street n >rtli and N street north, and between Eleventh sireet west and Fifteenth street west. _ Tirst Precinct. The registered voters of the Ninth District whose names begin with the letters A, B, I>. E. F.??, H. 1 I will vole at Union Hall, on Fourteenth street between G street andNuse southwest corner of Ninth and K streets northwest. ForRTBENTB DISTRICT Include* ell that part of the city of Washington lying with uih follow it g bound* ?d?iet?cing ?t K s r?-H n< rth, ud running up Nut th Capitol street to uxrj. thence a'ot g Boundary street to Sixth street thence along Siith street wm< to Rh d Island lT?nv:lhfK? aT hk Rhode I?i?tid to vr ?nth street w(in with t e letters A. H. C. 0, will i Tote at corner Fourth and N utr-ets northwest. tircoND Prkcihct The registered voters of the Fourteenth District, wnotf names begin with the letters E. F. t*, H I J, I K. will vote at corner F> urth and N streets north- i west. Third Prrcinct. The registered v oters of the Fourteenth District, whise naiues begin with the Inters L.M.N,0. P, Q. R, will v-.iie at corner Fourth and N streets north west. Focrth Prkcinct. The registered voter* off the Fourteenth District, whose nr"ie? begin with the letters S.T, C. V. W. X. Y, Z, will vot* at corner Fourth and N oUJeta northwest. FIFTEENTH IM>TRICT Includes all that part of ih? city of Washington lying wi bt% the follow ing bounds :?Commencing at D street north afad uuuti.g up tforth apitol street to Massachusetts aveuue; thence el >ng M assise1 u s?tts avenue to First street west; thence up Fir?t street west to K street uerth: thence along K street to New Jtrsey avenue; th-nee up N-w Jersey a* enue to L street north, thence along L s reel north to Seventh street West, thence down Seventh street west to 8 street Dorth; thence along G street north to Sixth street west; thence aloi.g Sinh street w ?t to P street north, sud along D street neith to Horth Capitol street. First Prfcihct. The registered voters of the Fifteenth District whose name* egin with the letters P. will vote at southwest corner Fourth and H stre 'Is no th west. SXCOHD PRKCINCT. The registered votirs of the Fifteenth Di trict whise names bet in with the letters K. F, O, H. 1. J. K, w.ll vote at southwest Cosner Fourth au- Fifteenth District wbnee names begin with th letters L, M,N,O.P. Q-it. will vote at No 'ill Massachusetts arenas, between fc'f-coud and Thhd streets northwest. ForiTB Precinct. The re|rsUr< d voters of th Fifteenth District whose names Vegin with the Otters 8, T, C, V. W. X.Y.Z.wii Tote at No. 139 Third street uoith w est SIXTEENTH DISTRICT Includes all that part of the chy of W.ishlngton lying within the following bonnds: Ceinm 'Ociug at D street, and running down Sixth street wost to th<* ca. al; thence along the line of the canal to Fonr and a half street; thence d. w n Foot and half street to Maryland avenue; thence along Mary land avenneeastwa'rdly tothe canal; thence along th" lin-v of the Canal to South Capitol stre-1; th-nce up South and North Capitol streets to 1) street north; aifl along B street north to Sixth street west. Fiest Prkcixct. The registered vote s of the sixteenth District whose Dames begin wilh the letters A, B, ft', D, E, and F, will vote at 319 Penna. avenue. Second "rbcinct. The registered voters of the Sixteenth District wh< s* names begin with the lett rst?,H,I,J,K,l<, M. N, will vote at 31H Penna. av enu Third Prkcinct. The regis ered Tot?r? of the Sixteenth District w hose tisnies begin wit* the letters O, P.ti, R. S.T U, V, W, X. Y, Z. will vo'e at S'it Penna. avenue. SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT Includes all ihat part ot the city of Washington lying wlthintbe following hounds: Commencing on Eighth street west, and running along G S' reet south to the canal; thence along the line of the canal northwardly ?nd nertliwesiwardly to its junetiou with Marvland avenue: thence alot-g Maryland avenue to Four and-a-Half street; thence up Four and a Half street to (be rural; and al .ng tne line of the canal to Eighth street west, thence down Eighth street west to G street south. First Precinct. The registered v?tera of the Seventeenth District whose mimes begin with the l-tters A, B.C. will vote at Kland H til. near th intersection of sixth street and Virginia avenue S. W. Second Precisct. The registered voters of the Seventeenth District whose names begin with the letters D, E. F, <1,H. I. J. will vote nt Island Hall,near intersec'.iou of Sixth street and Virginia avenue 8. W. Third Prkcirct. The registered voters of the Seventeenth District whose names begin with tha letters K, L.M.N. (I, P. Q. R. will vote at Isluikd Hull, near intersocii >u of 6th itreet and Virginia avenue southwest. Fotrth Prkcihct. The registered voters of the Seventeenth District whose names l-egin wli h the letters 8, T. D-V, W, X. Y.Z.will eUte at Island Hall, near intersection of 6th street and Virginia avenue southwest. EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT Includes all that p>rt of the city of Washington lying ?ou'h of stieet south, between South Capitol street and Eighth street west. First Frecixct. The registered voters of the Eighteenth District whose names begin with the letters A, B, C, D, will vote at bouae No. 462 H street southwest. Second Precikct. Th# registered voter* of the Eighteenth District whose names begin with the letters I F.O.II I J, K, will vote at house No. 462 H street southwest. Third Precinct. The registered voters of the Eighteenth District whose names begin the letters L, M. N. 0. P, Q, R, nill vote at house No. 332 L street southwest. Fovbth Precinct. The registered voters of the Eighteenth District nhose names begin with the letters S, T. D. V, W. X. Y. Z, will vote at house No. #01 K atreet aouth neat. NINETEENTH DISTRICT Includes all that part of the city of Wushington lying nithin the following b. unds: uommenring at Fif teenth street east and runuing north to Bonndsry itreet; th? rce along Boundary street to North Capi tol street; thence down North Capitol street to K itreet north; thence along K street to Fo-st street west; thence down First street to Massachusetts ave cne, ar.d d< wn Massachusetts avenue to North Capi tol street; th?nce down North Capitol atreefto E, and klong E to Fifteenth street eaat. First Prkcihct. The registered Toters of the Nineteenth District whose names begin with tl?e letters A. B.C, D. E, F. J. H I, J K will rote at O'Brien'ssehool house, ou H street, between First and North Capitol streets jort beast. SlCOND PRICIKrT. The registered voters of tne Nineteenth District wboae names begin with the letters L. M. N. O, P. Q, B, S, T. 0, V, W. X, Y, Z, w ill vote nt 0 Brieu s ichool hooae. on II street, b 'tween First an I North Capitol atreets Dortheuat. TWENTIENTH DIHTRTCT Includes all that part of th- city of Washing an ly ing south ot E street north, between Nor h anl South Capitol street* and Fourth street east. First Prkcihct. The registered voters of the Twentieth D itrict whose names begin with the letters A, B, C, D, R, F, will vote at School-house southeast corner of Third, and A atreeta southeast. Skcohd Prkcihct. The registered voters of the Twentieth District whose names begin with the letters O, H, I, J, K, L. M. will vote at School-hooge southeast cornsr of Third acd A streets southeast. Third Prkcihct. The registered voters of th- Twentieth District whose name* begin with the letters N, O, P. Q. R. S. T, P, V, W. X. Y. Z. will Tots at School ht? at Ninth street, bntweeu D street and South Carolina avenue southeast. Sfcond Prkcinot. The registered voters of the T?..? 'ty first IHstrict whose nsnietibegin wi h the let. ft i, H, 1, J, K.L. M -aill vote at corner of J.int i g i~eet and South Carolina avenue s >ntht ast. Third Prkcihct. The registered voters ot the Twenty-first District whose names begin with the letters N. O. P, Q R. S, T, U- V. W. X. Y. 7. will vote at c?ruer of Ninth street and Sonth Carolina avenne southeast. TWENTY SECOND DISTRICT Includes all that part eif the city ot Washington ly ing within the following bonnds: Commencing at the Eastern branch at the foe issued by ths Dis trict of Colombia by an act entitled 'An act author King ths District of Columbia to create a debt for special Improvements and repairs in said District, by the issuing of four millions of bonds, and levying n tax for this payment of the Interest as it shall annually accrue thereon and submitting the act, with the question 9T the issuing of four millions of improvement bonds, to a vote of the people at a gen eral election in the said District,'" approved Augu* 19.1871. And also for, or against, an act of said Assembly entitled An Act to author ilea subscription to the stock of the Pledment and Potomac RaiD-tad Company ap->n certain eondlti-n; approved Aorrust 19, wn; as here tofore set forth In notices in relation thereto nub lished in Ths Tnt/s N*tio**l Kewubli'ttm. Ths D*Hy Mornimt Ckrontru. Tlu Krtnint Star, and Other newspapers of said District. And that the following named persons have been appointed Superintendents of said election for thj election pr-oncta ef ewchr district m above described. tib FIRST T?I?TRICT. Wr?t Precinct?C. G. W bin g. Charles R Wt soa, Julian Den. Second Precinct?C H. BitW, George Davall, jr.. .M.hmI t Mj('..r?irk Third P^" et-l>aniei Draper Ambrose Folliett. Jo tin F. Hckey. DllfUOf. First Precinct- W A Oaltey, John H. Cook, John QpdliT Prctnct?H C Harreon, Beniamiu use?n. E J. Middleton. jr. Third Precinct?F. Lu m-nbeel, Aobert Bn.-hst.an, Brrutril T. Swart. _ THIRD DISTRICT. rimPT?,oe?-J..hn Br*uujk, Robert Wri Wu,. tJ*' 2tfcwi. f?econd ?Ve< nc:?Orria Wilcox, John H. Reynolds, Philip Coakley. rorRTH 1 ISTRICT. T>,\V' /rerj"c'-H-n'y ant. J B Wells, J,m<* w? Pl^TH DISTRI T. ii.'L'ii Anderson. Robert Llid Precinct?John E Hark. ri?i Ti, E'vr,,,;n- P'fr t.mm nd Third Pr m!?~ r ?~i. Freeman, D. M Davis. J,?*. H-n 8Si?.r ?X,lSS!S-'- A T"""* EIKHTH DISTRICT. hA P ^TTTL 5 N R T.Hnmphrev, ""fjrt J??hr?tchki??. O^. W. R-i,fro nu bard H. ill 1 am*. Fourth Prrinct?Henry J? rmtM L, Gtorfrp >w?yzp, Mm B. Rtdgrtve. VI PI PTE RHTH DISTRICT. Prjjelin t?John A Perkin-. Wm. H ?mith .m- Pr^rinct?J. 8 Martin cb... HvM W;Sd,W w. Kirby Third Pr^Lc! V 11 ,'L CfM'l.jrmiam H Talb y. Wm. U.rd. L Branihall, C. C. Brn cce, W. B. Will:vni?. r- t> ?IXT**?TH DISTRICT U r 7!ri.r",c,~TwM 5'?S?? S. II. William*, W H M .*o ^co5.d Precinct?R. M. Hall S M, ?1 on. 8 B. Kn*li?h. Third Pr?*incl? Davul hen?,n. B. F. French. R. R Brunuor _. 8PVEKTEEHTU DISTRICT. First Precinct?B- jija uin F. Fuller, John F. N i J ?5??-' p,''rr w Pearson. Second Precinct? Leop- ld Karp. leu. William p. Ryder, Robert H Willl.ni H Ode. Lewu 'w* WcVh^ F o,MhWPr? ?ph L Pr.",'^''ll'm,n? "enry Middieton< J" EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT. Fir?t Pr.^ii,ct-Th.;n.aa H. Barron. Henry O JohiiMin, Andrew A?cher. Second Precinct-iieorir. t Oo'iion.S ??ie (hinn. Samuel Piunohr. v. Thirl Precinct?Th?nm? E.8inithv?n. Geo H. Brook*. D R. 7!;. v"?.rtJ' Pr' c?ncl-P. Ball. John Bran ton, noi ert V. G< dtnan. NINETEENTH DISTRICT. J V0'rk- ^'lliam WIntern, Timothy Co*(e||o Second Pr. cinct?Martin Br"? nihan, haw Tabbo. Michael Ha?sett. *i TWENTIETH DISTRICT. lamet rTTT'?C,-:n,iU\C rfmilh' C. Wailea, 11 II TU Hec.ind Pn-cinct? E. ank Lowe WHrcellns Marceron, William Wilker^on. Thirl frnVey rtJ Nich' Uon- A. O. DodJe, A B. r, Ty*NTT E1RST DISTRICT. ?ie)!^.rPrr^C.,~Aii*r!." Lawrenc# 0. etcher, L i'"" Smith. Second >*recinct? Bh>rl2" Tbii'l P>n< WV Th'irn t* I. oiirge ?Harbi!Tn B*ker' SmUh Pr*lt twentt second DisTBirrr, Fimt Precinct?Charles McOowan, P^tpr Mo?bT ^?vDrw^; %n>^r>Dd PJeci,,c'.?Charle* n. Mur' ray. Mm. B. Dobluni. Benj. F McAlvee. Thin! TrMln?i C" ?oi' Marcus Richard^n. Jno Giren nnd?r my hand at the cit? of Wa?hin(rton District of Columbia, thin sixth day of JioTeiuber, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy one H D. COORE, Gorernor of the District of Colombia. By the GoTernor. o? L STANTON. T.-K Sccrjtarr of the Pietrict of Colombia. n o_ [Morning papers copy.] BFPICTAK OYbS'iIOWlUV^aJs.SblV I AM Act fixing the time for holding the General Election* in the Diatrict of oTnmbia p* U emactfd by iht LtMxtiatxvt Atumbly of 1*4 SLmPZTZX.i Th*i t,he "r?1 ?E>ction? therein shall he held on the fourth Wednesday of Not ember of each year. Brc. 1. And bt it fmrthm ma cud. That whereas an anergency exirts lor th? immediate taking effect of Ujis act, it is hereby declared to be in force from and after its approval by the Governor. w CHARLES L. HTLSB, of th? Uoaie of WILLIAM 8T10KNET, Pregidwnt of the Oomicll. Approrsd, August It. 18T1. M. P. COO It B. Qovernor. aotl-Sm Notice bt the governor abd becbe TART of the District of Columbia of the sub mission to the people of the District of Columbia, for If .Mproval or disapproval, of an act of the Legislative Assembly of said District entitled An act authorisinc the District of Oolombia to craate a debt for spwial innrovemenu and repairs In said District by the issuing of four million of bonds, and ltT nln* u?5 for the P*yment of the interest as it !^f lr.uD.w* T thereon, and submitting the act with the Question sf the Issuing of the four mil lions of improvement bends to a vote of the people AtiJtl?,rufi#,'0ti0* U Di*trJcf' approrsd _ Exirrrin Orrici, l Bistbict o? OoLCMB.a, Augusta, l?n.t ./Voltes u ktrtbj) ricsa that at the next seneral Sm j? Djfil[rl?,J>f^lu:nbUa wh,ch win h? d on the fourth Wedneeday of Bovember. Wfl, 1 tf*?t7-^cond day ol that month,) t^e act of the Legislative Assembly of tlie District of Celum ".An ??t Mtboriaing the District of Co lumbia to create a debt for special improvement* and said District by the issuing of four million of bonds aad levying a tax for the payment of the ^?,t ud? during said period, which tax shall ke collected in sums of two hundred aad eighty thousand dollars, during sack of said years -freeably to the provisions ofthe act ofthe Couxress mmettd. That tt 'special im r _ by tke Oar ks Ufmrtkm mmrtid, That th 'fared for hns and sale as afore JWSJSS.Hi'L skall keep a rsaistsr or acooant of all boads which ?V 1>* K'Pyed and issued under this act. aad make s?siifssa'ta',,wta"-?4 gx&'AUza. zrti lasne during the year oae thousand eight handred and seventy -two. and until the ex ptratioa ef tke first fiscal quart** after the adjournment of the next regular session of tke Legislative Assembly, aad noe million and a half during the year oae tknMsnd eight hundred aad #?veutr-three, aad be sold by the Governor within said periods to the extent to which the iaeue thereof is authorised as aforesaid, aad a Dun such h-sne and sale said Kinds shall hociome aad eoa stitote a debt against said District Bec. I. Ami btu further rmaritii, That Baou ths sale of any w all of said bouds the proceeds thereof shall be aep<>aited in the treasury M the District, Mid shall be drawn out npon warrants of the Board of Public Works, and sltall be disbursed by sai I Board for the payment of the st of special improve wents aad repairs in said District, including the aecessary inciaental expanse# ther-of, and f>r no ?ther purposes, hut no payiaenie skall be made under *ny contract for improvements, er for *ny work iotie In r>lati?T, thereto, unlstis the work done shall be ten per centum in excess of soch payments aa roft in the CM* at th* tea] ?x*ce* loo of nr contract or b4 Thai tbe to which air b? aol* by *lrt?? of tMi id ahall b*- o t?n? Dced and carried on aocf tt? tvriitj frM day of f. hrurf, tillii** aad ?evetjty >im, gjyj etcln?tv*lv for rh* pronation of lb* public iBN-reeta 8. And h t( /nriht mart's. That II aii> dfr orup'*,,, of tbe said District i f'kJT" k>< m.'iey aath* 'i>4 b) thiiict, cottnrr lu iu> jrvi itinw. Im u euttltctio* ihrndtn the CriBiul Ootrt of o?- DiMrut of On)Mihi*. b?> punished by imfrU. a Meat i ti the jail of thin District for a tens of M Iw tbaa thrsa mot more than twelve mutha, and by tine of aot le?? th?n 1?? hundred 4-4Lara nor r* than on* thouaand (Mlara f?f And ft* *1 rwrlkf aatrUa, That tMa act ?hall ho anb?iit?"d to the p-'pt- or ?lect of ?aid bMiict at tbr firat general election which mar h? oeid after ita passage, together with the qweatious >4 the iseuins of the four mllli-riur a*|
  • *aid eWii-.o flannad The ballot* aeed at aaud -lertion ahall be Cfntad. and thoae in favor of ???dart, and of tha 'nine of aaid Nvada, or ?f the contraction of Mid debt. *hall he in the word* following, to wit ro* arKciAi i?r?nTiMin? For the art of the District of Columbia awtitlod 'An act authorising the District of Colombia to era ate a del t for special impr**anent? ar>d raiairi I* ?aid District, by the iaauing of four million -1 b- ad* aad levying a tai for the parmen! of the Interest, aa It ahall annually accrue tb*r-?u. and submitting the act. with the question of tha iwaiM of the fowr m I l>< ns of inaroTiawgt bonda. to a Toto of the people at a general election in aaid District." And for the itailing of four ai.Hi>ua of improve ment bond* as prov ided In aaid art And the ball"ta against aaid art and the iasa'ng of tbe bolide ahall be a* follows: aoa.xst arsciAL ixri'irmn?. A r ain't the art ,.f the Dia'rict of Colombia ?-a titled An act authorising the Dial net of Col urn bia to create a debt for -pecial improvement* ate* repairs in aaid District, by the issuing of I .or mil liona of bonda. and laying a tax for the payment of the latereat as It ahall annually accrue thereon, and submitting th- art, with the .juration o( th issuing of the foor million* of impr oim?nt bonda. U a vote of the pe. pl*- at a general election ia aaid District.M And again* th, isaOiUg of fowr mllltona of Ita proveuient bonda, aa provided for iu *ald act. Third. That a ballot-bos lor eacn election district ahall be pr ikied by the 0r. in which the bal lot* for and against the aaid law,and for aad agaii.nt aakl improvement b?n ?lection in relation thereto ahall b* condoct?d la all respects, aa regards the perr.na entitled to aiai >thi rwie?*. iu acc?>niance with the law* ami r?y a la ?ion* which aaar be applicabl* to the holding of ge? era I r lections In aatd Wiatrict. Foarth. i'pon rinalug the polla.the ball.it bosaa oontaiuiag aaid tick- is ahall opened, and the bal lots shallTc immediately oonntnd. and a tally hat thereof be made, and npon the completion t!?e Ci'nnting of aaid bal lota duplicate r turns of i V votes cant in each election district, together wuL statements of the aggregate nnmlwr of votes east thereat for the membora of the Legislative Asaen bly, shall, within f??rty eisht hoars, bemadeoat and signed by the oArera of tha aeveral ejectioi pre dncta or districts, which retarna ahM designate the notnber of voles cast for aaid law and for >**a>M cr>e said bonda. one af which returns ahall be placed in the election bos of each election district, with the other papers of said slection. and th* other shall be placed iu a sealed envelope, and be directed t* the Secretary of the District of Columbia, and be placed in his hauds U> one or more of said ?laoti >n officer*. Fifth. On receiving the aaid envelope*, eoatalatug the returns as aforesaid, the secretary ahall ..p.^ and examine the aams.aud add tof??her the return or statement of votes as mad- to hja.from eaokslec tlon district, and after doing so. shall certify th* r* ?al; to the Governor, and file a c-py of loch oertifl ca?es among the records of his office. tfixth If it ahall appear from aaid retaiaa as oer Med tobytbs ?ecr? tarv. that majority of t*ie vote* cast for mtiubers of th* Legia'.ativ* Assembly shall have been cast In favor of said law. and of th* la?n ing of said improvement bonds, the Governor shall proclaim the same in the pajpera of the Diatrict in which the law maybe pubM*h?d- and hnm*diat>-lv thereafter bonda may be lasaed as directed In the tfth section of thia act. heventh. If a majorlt/ of the votes shall b* cast Mtnst \hl* act. and agatast the issuing of thsbond*. h* Governor shall proclaim the fact In aaid news a per*. and no bonds ahall be issued or debt be con tracted under ?hls act. far. 10. Aad ?l rwrtAsr marud That with th* publication of this act, for the aeriod of thre. months. In the newspapers aforesaid, there shall b? a notice, over the signatures of the Governor *ad Secretary of the District, that It will be subtnltti 1 to the people at the Srst general election after it* passage, for their approvaTlor disapproval, la con nection with the question of issuing of four millions of bonds for special improvements aad repairs a* hereinbefore mentioned, and a oopv of tm-h notice shall be tied and recorded 1a the office of tha aacre ary of th* District. 8*c 11. And u /ntUsv tmmrUd, That la eoaatd ?ration of th* em*rgeacy therefor created by the ne cessity for improvements In the District of Colum bia, and arising from the fact that th* aext g*n*ra ?lection therein mar be held on the twenty -second day of Hovwnber, *lgut**a hundred and ?eventy-one. and from other consideration* arising oat of the nature and object of this act. It Is hereby directed aad provided that In all and evary aeoeaaary and poaalcU raspect It shall take effect aad b* a law of ?aid Diatriet from aad after iu CHARLBS L. HCLS1 Ppssfceraf the House of Del>-rat?s. WILLIAM 0TIGKNZY. a vwroved is Oouacll. NUTICB BT TBI IK) V IBB OB ABB 8B0BB TAKY ol the Bistrlctof Columbia of the sab mission to the people of said District, for their ap proval or disapproval, of an act of the Legislative Assembly of said District, approved August 19th 13TI. entitled, "An act levyinga tax for the payment of tne interest aa it shall anouallv accrue on four million dollars of bonds, authorised to be issued by the District of Columbia, bv an act *atitled Aa act authorising the District off Columbia to create a debt for special improvement* and repairs In said District by the issuing of four millions oif bonds and levying a tax for the payment of the interest aa it shall an anally accrue thereon, and submitting the act, with the question of the issuing of four aiillion of im prov ement b< nd?, to a vote of the p*ople at a general election la said Diatrict.' _ Execctit* Ofticb, I Dismc-T op CoLciiaiA, August list, IVl f /vsites u ktrthm tttm that at tae nest g?aeral ?lection in the District of Oolumbia, which will be held on the foarth Wednesday of November, ldfl, (b-ir.s the twenty-s?cond day of fhat mouth,) the act oftbe Legislative Assembly of the District sifor* ?aid approved Auaust lVth.MTl, entitled "An act levvtng a tax for the payment of the iaterest as it shall annually accrue on four million dollars of bond* authorised to be issued by tlie District of Oo lambia. by an act entitled 'An act authorising th* Diatrict of Columbia to create a debt for special im provements and repairs In said District by the issuing of foar millions of bonds, and levying a tax for the payment of the interest as It shall annaally accrue thereon, and submitting the act with the question of the issuing of four millloas of tmprove ment bonds, to a vote of the people at a general elec tion in the said District,' will be submitted to tbs people of said District for their approval or disap firoval, with the aaid act entitled "it act aatkorta dg the Diatrict of Columbia to create a debt for special improvements and repairs In said District by tne Issuing ef four million of bonds, and levyinga tax for the payment of the Intereat as it shsll an nually ascrue thereon, and submitting the act. with the question of the Issuing of foar millions of im provement bonds, to a vote of ths peopis at a general election in the said District Paid election will be the flsat general election after the passage of said act entitled An act levying a tax fer the payment of the iuterest as it shall an nually accrue on four million d liars ef botids.au thorixed to be issued by the District *f Colombia by an act entitled An act authoriataff the District of C-olumbia to create a debt for special improvetn?nta and r*-pairs in said District by the issuing of four million of bonds, and levying a tax far the payment of the intereat as it ahall annaally accrue thereon, and submitting the act, with th* question of the issuing of four millions of Improvement bonds, to a vote of the p?-ople at a general election in aaid District.'" And said election, as respects th* aaid act. will be held as In the ssid art prov idxi Ha id act ia hereto subjoiaed and publication there? enie. :t auti r -pairs la said District by the iaaaing of four millions of bonds and levying a tax for the payment of the mterest a* it ahall annually accrue tht-reon.aud submit ting the act, with the question of the issuing of lonr millions of improvement bonda, to a vote ef th* people at a general election ia the aaid Dia trict. Ht u tmmtttd tr* tk* iiimtlv of (As Uxurxrt of CvIhwilia, That for th? purpose of paying tha interest annaally, aa it may accrue on the four million dollars of bonds authorised to be issued by the Distrkt of Colombia iu accordance with the pro viaiona uf the act eutitled "Aa act authorising the District of Colombia to create a debt for saecial improvement* and repairs la said Diatrict by the lasuiag of foar millions of bonds, and tbe levying a tax for tbe payment of the intereat aa it ahall annu ally accroe Tbareou.and submitting tbe act, with th* qn**tlon of tbe isaning of foar minions of improve ment I- ndi, to a vote of th* people at a general ?lec tion in said District," a special tax of two lni-i v-1 aad eighty thousand dollar* la hereby levied nana the taxable property la aaid District for tbe period of thai -nr.,, of the latere* aa It tfhai aSanally a2c??T tha act, with th* iimi i, of I Diatrict at cT I of I SS. ""beco^friThVbfciioiTaSd"at aaid alactlaa ahall bal printad. and thoae favor at Ala act >hall ba la tbe words following, ta wit: Mffi Levying a tax tor the period oflwaty year* lor tbe payment of the intereat as It shall aaaoally accrue on the four million of bonds to b* lasued by the Dis trict of Oolumbia. agrssahlv to tbs provisions of aa act entitled An act authorising th* District of Oo lochia to crests a debt for special baprevemeats and repair* id said Diatrict by th* iasaiaff of foar trillion* of bond* and levying a tax for th* payment of the latere*! as it shall annally accroe thrrssn. and snbmfttlng tb* act, with the qoeMina of the la suing of foar mil I i?*ws of improvement bon'ls to a rote ?f the peeple st a general aliotlna ia tbe said District." And toth-ise against this aet shall bs ia the words following. t?- wit: asaiitar _ __ Tba ~t for levying a tax for tba psilud af twsnty yet. -w |<-r tbe payment of the Intereat a* it shall an nual> a tbe District of Columbia, agreeably ta tb* I Bru< ui'?< of aa tdMtltUd A a art MtkflltM tH I Bt*-rtn m crewt* a W? fa* ap'riaI l*?p? I aa.l pair? to aaid liatriot. V) tkr issu M af ur millioa kt)U4 tat forth f tbe It tkikll utMAr Mrr:* >h -rw". and sahmittluc th* art, with tba *f tha ?tuttifodhr mlllien- of tayn" -?te-al K.?w4*. to a <9 th* pa^pl* at "Ux-n-* ?a iw Dtstrtct." th* -ri x:r\?Z!? ?hall bedep-arfrad in th* bfton. arw*r to r*aBln*l to provide (or the d-p ballots which ba MM for the ft- i -alidad Aft act ftfttboroinc lb* Pwtricl ofCV>?an.la to ft lor special Imar.x nn iii< ai.d r~pa .r* to **>d tnatrVt.hr the Worn* f?T ar mfHi >n. ?T i. >a4* and l>l?ti to tha qneattna .4 tha teantnf of tnftr atllKiw of m p*ove?eBT ?'??td* tha elect ioa It ?hit art ?hall he c.wdacted til r"?r*tt. ft* r^?r4* tha p*r*u*? ewtitiad to Vote and othei wlf Jft accord ance with tha law* *M r*t?lfttt*n* which ae?v he. ?>pltrahte to tha botdiac of r?"*l electloas la said rWrVt Poarth Opoa claatnc ttoe polls. Ma ballots fa* an4 arainat thia law shall be counted ht tha >-Mm dT cera. and a tally list iWrnf ha mad oat. and Bp the c.*npletin? of th- coantliwr of aftid hall >t< amTlu plicate returns <4 thavotes cast ia ea.h eliyu die trtel far thla art t<>r*ther with atat.wtenta of tha ar r"f?t? aaaber of vnt*e ra>i th-r?*t i r an mbnta .a ra*t f -r thta lthar pa nor* .if ?fttd lociI**i ftnd tha othara ahall ha pl^rt ?d m a>'?l*d -nralopr and hadirwtad t.> tha Itwwarr ?ftha District and ha i4*rad ia hia hajfta t.? .x>a ~r *orw at ?aid al.?r?i.in nflcar*. Fifth. Oa t?f*i< ln| tNa mM mi*I?m >otalntnt (ha rat urns a* afrniwl. iha Sacratar? (Sail ctam. tlia -?tna. and add t<<*ath?r tha ftrcra?wia vntaa ra*t in aarh diatr irt. fttM ftftar d 'in? ai> ahall V tf ta b *rt Beat* ainonc th* raronfe of hi* tdlc*. *l\th If it rh-tll ar^"*r fra?n *?>d n'tarn* oart I f-d t-Vj th* tWr. i?rj- tha- tr? ..nt? ot iH-? at f,T? nihara at aaid La?talaii?a Aaa^ml>>r ahall k*ra l-aan raat in fft* thta law. It ?hal! b? lt> 'all f?r?-a and tlart. ftitd tha Uiro clftitn tha aftaaa ia tha pa?ara fib. f?i?tnrt la whth tb*? law na< v P^b'ial.ad. If a ma>-Tltr .if votaa hall I* caat ftcmiuat thta act it aha I' ba void aud <>f ?K? I WM.I far t And M tl r+rtkm ?aan.a. Th?t with tha puLllcatioft of tkie ftftt tft Iha i.? W?pap.-ra aa af.- ahall ba a aotica o*ar tha it?t?fttara of tl Onrarnor and of tha **r*t?t7 of tha PW'fiot thai It will la aatxntttad to tha pa. pl<' at tha Aral s-n-rftJ alMi'aj ar diaanpr a r ,rr i ?n< h notira ahail ba Gt?d ana raoord-a) in tha Ace M tha War rata r) of t Iv I?i?tnrt est i A "?.ar^awj a An* hi u ^Wrihrr That ?har*M ?n r,,r, a*.-tft fur Iha lft?ni- dlftta tftkit.* alfart thia art ta tha aaant of Itft appro*ftl by th< ?a-pl-. .t ?tail ba la fotra fr"*i ftod ftftar tfc? P' a '"?r K ,i 'haraof by tba Uovari. -r. CnAKf.KB L BrL*I Aa*tM? it. vrr14*"1 "f ,b' H. P. COOK It. OoTantor. mH ap tt NUTK'B AND *fttH^AMATION HV THE GOYKKNOU pnbli-hinp an ?cl antitlao "An ar to aothna* a aalw riatloti to tha atoek ?i pan i apou cartain rondHi?na,"ftu>l aobtnittlnc rha aani- to tha p~.ri, of anld DiMrirt. ftnd praocribiac tha form ia which it .hall ba rotod apua utrrrrn (imn, 0t?T*rrr opOaLvatata. Aaca*t tl, Mfl yv?t?r? u ?rTf'? rtm ftuo pr-rt of Coimfctft. ftppr.a.-d Aurnm I*. l?N. amitl*d Ar act to ftathorifta aabacripiiua to tha stork nf tha Fiartm- nt and Pot.mao Raad Company op u cartftin ondttiotis." trill ba sabtoltted b> Um> paop.a of *a?d l?latrtrt at tha na*t **i>ar?l *|arti..n than-in, which will ba hald oa tba foarrh Wadnaaitar of Ho ratnbar. 18n,(t>ainit tba twruty aacoad day th?t month.? ftnd that ih- otiiur fo* and acafist tha art ?lift14 ba by prtntad ti' k.-ta. and tba UcA. is for aaid ict abatl aontftia tba Wvr4a An art to aaftiorir.a ?*M^*r1ptliti to tha stock f tba Ptadjftoot aad Potmaftr Hftilr.?d Cutupanv u cartftln condttlona."ft?proTad Anna* Ipth, |?Ci, ticket* ftSftias:Sfttd act ahftll c >alaia tha word as At BIT "An art to BBtbc.rlta a anhacriBtloa fo tha stoek of tlia Ptadmofct and P?tad 0-tnpai>r Bpon cartftln coadltioiia," ftpororad A mrtiat lPiti, 1471. and thftt said alactioa will ba rao.1 act ad la all raapxta a* th* rl-cti.?o f.^ of tba H >asa.n tharaof IS herawttb mad* H (XMIK R. Oorenior of tba District of Columbia. Alt Act toaatborlra a cjbseriptloa to tha stork of tba Piadinont aod P>toB>*o railroad, racantly ftBth'>riaad br aa ?ct of ttia Ls latura of Virvtnift, will ba ol fraat banaBt to tbt District of ColtimMft. ftnd by a farther act of said Lari'latars tba PaansylTaaia Oaotral KaUrrtty of tba rotas cast for member* of tha baciatatlra Asaambly ftt sach alaction: And rrort Ud fmrlAw. That thia act ?ball receive tha ?par< al ai.J aanctloB if tha 0aaand dol lars: Prprtdad. That, ta-fors sach saba*iipti >B shaU be atftde. aatisfftrtory et idaare shall be fnrmshad to the Board of Pnblic Worbs tbatsaob sabarription will ba adequate for tbe purpo** of oumpletlnn tba KradiBf of said road, aad satisfactory caarantaea shall be riven to aaid ftoard that tba fttaaant so snb scribed ohatl befaithtuliy a polled to sntd work, ftnd that said work will be competed within the time n?assary to avail <4 ftftid guarantee of tha pennarl vfttiis Caatral Railroad T'umpany: And frovxdtA 'uriktr, That said road ahall b>- coaatrnctad from some point on tbe Potmaac river at tfeorcet' wn which shall bs satisfacu>r) to aaid Board of Pnblic Works Die t. And ht tl furtMtr saartsd. That In order to CIV Ma for tba aayatent af said sul>*< riptioo tba ?veraor Is hereby ftntli >rlsed to issoe tha reals tared or coapon bonds of iiu- District of Columbia, which ahall aiares* the object of their lasne .m their face, alia'J be sicned by the Oovarao* and Secretary of the !?l#rict. and ahall be t sdenaible twenty yeara after date, and bear iii per cantata interest. payable half yearly, to an amount necessary to provide said am of sis hundred thousand d?ltara. and to eel I aaid loads aad pay over the proceed* thereof to said Pied mont aad Potomac Railroad tympany, at auch times and in such amoant* aa may be required hi the pro rress of tbe work aforesaid Prsasdad. That tall Loads shall not be s<4d at a lower rats than ninety per cent am of the par valae thereof Bar S. And b, it /mrtktr mmtud. That In order to meat tbe lotereat to accrue oa said bonds, th*rs shall be levied atiaoally a tat of atx per cant., or such lower rate as may suffice.oa evert hundred d^Urs of tbe ***???*"d valae of real and peraonal etfflte in said District, tbe Brocaeds of which tax ?hall constitnte a special fund pledged U* tba pay ment of said iatorest. Bet. 4 And M tl /artAsr saactsd. That the On* ernor ia herehr reqneatad to cabae thta act to be duly pabliabed before the nest general election, as ra auired by tbe fourteenth section of tbe charter of the IMatrict of C'luBil ia. (act of r .nrr~?a <4 Peb ruary twenty -one. elfbtaen liuadrad and seventy one.) and by suitable proclamatioa to *ubmit tha tame to tbe pa..pia. Knd preset iba tba form in which it shall ba voted upon L j, ixSB. Speaker of ths Bonaa of Da lacataa. WII.LAAH BTICKNtT. Pi ealdetit of tba Council. Approved. A?rfst M.l?n H D COOK K. Governor antl 9m STOVES, Ac. j;BPlB? HCAIUV BASUE. Tba obIt rellsl'la BAMltl for hentlny room* above, beaid. dome the ordinarv ca^inr <4 a family. H. I GB??