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EVENT NG STAR.
IKIDAT ifr?>mK?r 11, ?.
onliiinril from First pit^r.
r-sa'cr *ku tie psMIe service dectndt; ari
Uti c?ri pw' of the (<!mliiutr*(i>.D be j?-tly
ac< tiiiiiDO. ated to tbe joiicy of Uh act in not
former c ntir.uiLg lite political division.- of sa:J
DMiiet.
Fourthly. To ?o tx*rci*e the atoresa'd author
it? of making, amending, and abrogating regu
lators a# to f>ecare. a* far a* practicable, eys
tfm. kirw ny, aril rif r in the administration
tfercigbeut s<to? I >epartment. and tc <ie*.gn?te
? hat portion of Ukw engaged nnfer said De
lartirriit are net ofllcer*. but are merely em
ploy** ior wage* or without official petition
requiring ar. appointment as aforesaid; an l ?o
mi MitiM iU exclusive authority in ti^arl to
?Mi")! ordn ance# ami for the enforcement of
tbr Mine, a* to biiug about a just ami efficient
a?|riM-atma of ti-e authority conferred by thu
statute.
K filly. To take ari) hold thetlt'e and p^m>
?*on of the property at any time belonging to
??id l?ls?i .ct. or in Tbecustodvof it* o^icer*, so
far as .he same is not n the United States and
aim b> law placed in tl*r?r. of "im-* partlcu
lar (il i tr t! ? re??f, a: d to take all proper pro
e?cdlngs ?*.?! Bi?wnre.? au'httr'zed by law for
the protection 01 the property, ri?hU, an!
Ititui;-'? of M?<d I' itrir', an l for the protection
of the t -operty ..I the United Sta:-? In u**j tor
tie j. ir}***' .-f m l lep^rtraent. so fw a< roa
n-?*r,r an), tbe other proTlftriiuof ibi^ac*.
Sijthiy. To ho d at leaMone staled
in each of iorty.*iji .t different weeks of evs
tear: a'-il cue of saM meetir*- in tiie m>nth ot
lie.-. ? . ft ?iii! ?o.e tn fbe u.i ' i ti of May of ea-'j
tut, to be designated In the regulation-, 'tail
be ?:ee: rd to be held lor the purpoee of, an-1
th- re fh*.l be allowed, a f % r arid reaeomble
opportunity. ns the re/alat'on* mar provide,
to. ?m i? 0' lit tax-pa.erof t-ald Di'triot to
after ; i ? d express t i* view? anJ receive In or
m?*-n up n any r attrr ronrtcted with the
dw -? of K-gei:"f. or tha a<.'miiii tra'ion of
?a*l ("?? |-artmei.t.
ftir; My. To il?i ar.l report* annually, or
niie 1 muIIj ti e ?Oiiare of the i^rri ".
n ay ii it*;,pin c-i ri ;Mre, tiom fr?r7 h"ii ot
hut*an. cr other ottcar so appeinted without
rtriipi mentis thii, concerning any or all of tbeir
?. the ?i' !. . 'ii ai d need- of fietr ptrt of
tbeaiini.ni rat oii. an' the detail of the e\
pendi"'tie vi *>; m. nev, and eetim*.resof future
e*p<T.ees.
t S 't y. T"? r-.ake in armia! report to th?
P:i' '.flit of i.e . I ?t< .1 Mate*, ivr trkufioiiMioa
to Corgruf*. as enriy ?:* the tenth dav of OcP?
b? r ot each rear, in which sball b* Pet forth the
noiLter arnf salary. roint>eii?acioo, and boars ot
regular r?rylce ot th--?e in orttceor employed
dor-rg the , **?' i>ca! > ear In each of the eeverai
bureau* ard rf^res irnder tai 1 g^Tornraent; thfl
a| | '?<-** ioi> made of all publu- money* dnrirg
i?airt y*ar, -^citytng separately the deta.lsoi
thei*pen?e> ntun biinau and separate ofhoe
oi ?H??i s"aern:ner?, the particulars .-bowing the
ef -.tru y ard 'e- .iltsot ?"lmiciiitratio:i in each
?a:?1 i- rtau audi f. e?timates, with like par
ticularity, for the c?iti. r.g t -cal year; th? newt,
ot -aid l>gent? as to the administration in ?atd
Dtotrn ? during 'he |-v-t year, and such sut*gr
tinn* tor the iiO( ro?cn.ent of the same an 2 of
the law* theretoappi?cab:e, as -anl Ucg-nte nur
dtem worthy tbe attention of Con^res*. Anil
suth rejivrt sbaMtoflmlo reports, or ahetract ot
rej? rts. ma^< tostieh Kegtiits uurinf; the past
year, and ?hall also inc'ade all ordlnancos an l
public le^itlatior- in force daring anv part of
Kttd lact \e-r not before luc.udcdiu xuy such
re port.
>iutblr. And. e-reoia!!v. said reports shall.
Ir.in? ti:ue to t.ine. b'.n^ to the *ttcntiun oi
Oagrrs- >u? gcstior^ ot ntthudu to i>e Carrie.;
oiit, at.?i dialMil ai>prc[ nata laws to be eoaoreti
l? r recuri: / the f>t?-. pnbl.c schools, tho lar^-j-t
attenuaiiCe of the raiue practicable, lor"re
U tu* * ce and vagraacy, tor tue care of tn
uidortnra*r. ar. 1 :or giving efhciei;cjr to the
erin. : a ailmim.-'raticn is.anl District.
3rd in t-itfr tir.-t animal lejiort, s?.il Keg< lit?
tlx ireoti tin-n l t-o or three .-u.ub e sit.-,
coavecieat!) ?iiialrd? thin the public ^roiin-i.
ot sfc. d i i- r-ct, a.- being m ist su.table to beset
a art i r tbe ojien-alr aciu>eriienUi ot toe peo
ple; ard 3 Lai I al.-o n-commrnd threo or uo-e
adti.uaie | 'act - ui^in the streetsor other pnbiu*
gio.itt - ii Imuict ah -re the tale of fra.tr
ar:d Tpg-f ?Me.- and rma'.: mui ellaueoui arncie^
n a>. ii? <ier proper regulations, be maiie with
out i-have for the u-e ot ar> ground or prem
ises; ?i.<1 uron sucn site* Si. 1 places b;ing ap
1 o?etl by Ck|w>, the -arue ahail be regarded
?- dt voted to raid pari wes.
lnjn?R III.?Ok T3? l>oasD or Hbalth.
>vr. 11. 1 tat there rbil^ be a bureau in said
department, at tbe head cf which shall be a
t>oar<l to be de?i^nattd tbe Board of Health, to
lie itn p? ?-cd ot five niemhora.of wuich two.ani
the yu?.cseore oi each,?shaii be pbvsicians not
utt't: thirty years ot a^e, oue of whom at least
tiac i ractic<.u ib said I>.?tn t for a per .oj of nit
less than itur jetr? ueat precetll: g hi* appjint
meiii: aodot whi h one mrtnber suall be a law.
3er, iM/t un'kT said bge, who has resi fed there
in for a | en?*i of not tee than two years next
I rcced ug>ach ai po-.Ltmo t, an 1 blssaccewor?
t.ail have the t*me qualification;-.) and of
ahieh two sial: l-e rj.ifflcio mem!>ers. one ot
the latter bt'tg the Pit-ident, or acting |>re?i
iiei t fcr tbe time being, of the Iteird of Kaaca
tiCis, and the other tiding tue President, or act
ing prcMdcut tor the time being, of the Board
4,1 Fsiice; ar. X a certm. ate of sach app jintni.-nt
as <or of being acting1 President, of either sa d
board, given by Mid K*geiit# or Boards respe>
t.?e;y, ?haii be" |>nua facie ev.Jence of a rig it
to act a* a nu mber gf s?>i Board of Hoa!:h
Oni ing the j r. per period to be ?tat*l in ?a^h
certificate ?a d lieg*nf- 'ha1', appoint the three
Crst-r.an.cd mtiiibtrs of said b.?ard of health
at.d their nicewvor*, but c-u of the phy*icians
io be a.io:at?d .'hall bo appointed on t'ie
?. f n rtc.u-uier.-at ,d of th.-Surgeon.Gen
ra' of the Arr-y, wl>tch r.)Cuu>uienda'^ot. bj ia
< it. make. at>?th nit elsewhere t > t.ie
r?i n t r '*w -h*'ardicg Tho^e tr*t app >i: -
ed sha ^'?'.?l oft cf fcr the terms of six. fojr.
an.. t?o ? ears reipe*.timely, the certificate of
a j pcntuieut *hal. declare; bat each ?a-ce??r
ot -a u app?/,&t?d nemVr shall b? appoint i
lor the ttim oi t J?at- ?ic*pt that said lfi
uei t* .-ball f'I Tar<ncit? t ir tne irsid ieof tae
unca| .rcd tern: ol aL> appolated u)iuj?r.
?s?c- 1- 1 hat the >aw >* r eo apjomted i and Lis
nct-frM r* rrr|<i tiT?i\ *hall be premient at
fa.d Board ef Hfal'h. bar in ciMOt his nigl?c*
or laahi' ry to act. or periling a va ancy in his
plai-e. the loard mi) elect one of its members
pir-.oent protetr.pjte. The Hoard ot Heaita
n ay a -o fr< itj tit,e ?o i.t.e rcromtuend to - aid
Kfgent* a-nttatiie per- n tt> be appointed as
:t S-cre'air, wh -?i Secretary, In addition to
k*?-| r.g ihe record of ;h? yroc^c in^ani p.-c
(*r-. ii g the *<.cri. ard I'l b<?ok?. papers, anl
r*c ?; _ .i act a- lleg-.-ter of \ ital Statistics,
and ?hait lerfgrir such other duties a* the
B. ard iray direct; and wataerer tb-?re mar b-?
i.et-ti iteret r, t:.t> Board may *elect asecretary '
pro ttat|oie. The Board shall al?o in 1 k'e
?nanser re<-oi&ib'ca I r ?p; oliament a oer-on
havu g *de ,aate educa'in, to be the chiei ei- '
eciti?e i f! i-er o? the B-ar l. with the t.tie ot
tb? S'titary S J^erinteu'-jrt, an.l may *>rec
or an ' for apio-ntm^nt a reasonable number
o* at ta*y n l|. c'ort ?r .-ai 1 V not c*? ?
ceauu g tour to 1 ;d cuca a; ^.n'matt at auy j
or.e time, ct whom t?o ni%> b. [hysiciaiie, anil :
wis rhail tc a} r^o ?k. ied Tn at'ters o:
dra:' ?? and 'U?n? i? ani may recoiuacnd
tit. ri ni v ! of aty of it? *ai"1 .-ub'>r?linate-, ,
ai.d from t.rr.e to t tae u> ?y pre. -ribe the duties
??? ea? h. And *?? 1 iu?tors be re?p*c- i
ft 4ulicl io tu*Li. at k?s: os.i m tw? i
w e?- a '.0 faid K. ?rd, in wnt^og *'ii
r u> ? ? , of thtir uM-e ti jiis. w^.i h shall be
| r?>.; fiii.. and >4.1 s :p<iin'er. leut shall
?W t ;i. ?rtthf immUv to mM UjiT'l, >a<t
a lui'.h iM'tT.er f- f'e BoarJ hall re-i^ire
Ar.a " ?e Hoard of li.a.'.a a-y a!*j recicttl. '.d
ur a| iO LfuCItt %rto-a/tir.t" "-utnberoi clsrK?
i>ut i.c gr. ?ti r li aih> r 'a be apLointed, and
no ir .re (reifnis ft ail be enslaved unJer said
board th the p- ic lnt^re!''- detna'ol anl t is
apt>i.,r. ?aa-l lu-;;'y. i'^e action oi said
bc?rC ha.i beat public c ee;ing? duly cai.e 1,
lu.. c.? ii: o* a*e p-ril to thepuolic
health r~.?i Kegctv aiaT aa;Uor,/e r*.i Board
to t?mirrariiy h^id secret meetings.) and ihe
|ru\ as coil calling the Ba<ii>r?| -aid Kj
g?r ?? ? rnMCtm. i .-.nea*. a'.^ ,hA d ity an t
voire of .is ni. . *o ara: in thi nature ap
vucab>. stau apj'.y 'othe itoanior Hea'thand
it* rei * r- , e *|t tua' the y^ter oi three
tt'r'be-sct -?aid f ?i i most ronctr .u any ac
t on B ?teri?::y private property or
pulo c !iitn?- - ?.ui > dm'.t !y ni *it nuiu '(r
II r sen I may adjourn, acco ding to tne reg-ila
i'i i:'. and a icajority ol a ?. lui im .uay transact
? '. Sui- to-?-. i: t on every ;ue*tlon of
racr nihetding any apiointmen: or removal,
tiie ot?? thereon o"' all ia*ml?ers preaent and
??titled to vote >h!>il be puo..<- y uaaen and re
emded by the Secretary.
it. t; at tie a?Tu*l salaries and cora
I i-i:>at!*jii of the tieoibera and offlrers of the
l'oard ol Hea'ih -hi 1 be as follows: K.rat,
that each cf th' three utciabara app>.utol to
tne K jar>1 -hall be on th ja-an ! dollar, that
W each of the two ii-aAcia m -fubero, the sum
oifr-.e 'oi.a.-s for e.ct n.toi.ng of the Ba?rd
ah'-i he t?iali attead. hat neitner ot" said e*
?,ft-cio nieu.beis *bail be paid more fian foar
t urdred dol'.ara for service* spin the b iard o'
Mea th dur'.t < any one year, aud the Secreta'y
sba.l so keep his m n ?.????? that thev ?h til clearly
show wMeh n i-alK-n oi *???! Hoard w^re realiv
present duri'ir the re^psc'ive ?<-?10114 01 th
Board, and which w-re not; s^ooudiy. that ?!
the Se- retary, two ?h-is?r-i haaJred doi
?a'?. th rdiy, that of tbe Sanltarv S-a:*triuien
t. t?o ?hw an<! fiva hun Ire ido'l ?r?; toirti,
ly. tf at ?.t the whole number of inspect-.rs, be
lrg an aggregate to bv ptii lor In-.(Action, a
?aiu cot exceeding ona thc u.-and flolU'9; fl'th
?a that of the c.trks. an 1 o brr a-s?etauU or
t/.e brar'. an?' ef.itif, an amount tk?* e\ ?ee?l
. 1 n the ag^egate iheeuuof Ave ttr>a*aad
? ? ilar-; t (<?r *-t mentioned ri'in to be ap
1 .rr ot??! >s tie bo-?rd ?hai! deaa brri.
Sec. 'i rh?l -aid Bo?rd f Hea th ?h*l! pru
Si * .hU way f cercl?a throughout said 1>1-U
or in ??..!- 1 4rt- of ?h? same a* ft may t'lioa tl??
fa* lie welter* to r?. .re. aud by apotvpnate
k.4 ih> <1*. a'.? ?* *? t par1 ot t e avthjrlty for
tl e f rt?tect!cc of ' -man ' te nrvl t *r th* preiir
*at!*a and prom tt ?n ot the puhfio he ti n m
Mid I> ?tl ic', W 1 .1 MiW If'otigaUt an* oAjei
ar persvB. or to can ferret Vt ar y 11 e or orai
v aice, ir reterf-re to aid IHetrict. but aub
Jert t?? any right ot su^er?i?ii?ii hrrr-i-i . ,o,_
I-1 reti upoaeaid Krnu't; bat nothing herein
ccnfa.kcd Cn.i bm detiucd to iiiUrUre With
criminal proceeding* or tbe power of taking the
same in the courts of justice for the protection
of life or health, or to Interfere with the medl
f?l officex of tbe United State? having author
ty be> ond Mid District.
A ad paid authority, with that herein confer
red, "ball be deemed to embrace at least th*
fol'owlng subjects. ard to authorize tbe re
quirement of ;*rmits trom raid I! >ard and all
appropriate methods ot dealing with them, for
the protection of lite and the public heath; but
to discrimination shall be made against any
schocl it theory ot medical practice; and until
the contrary adjudged, such authority shall
? bo presumed to be legally cxercised, ai d the
prevsions of s?id board shall be observed, vis:
First Quarantine on the part of vessels. their
cargoes. and persors and things from or be
longing to such vessels. Including all reason
able inspections, detentions, and pnrlfleatlons.
Secondly. All sources and causes of tbe In
troduction of disease iuto said District from
? theut. through person* and propjrty. by
which the public health is or may be eudan
gercd.
Thirdly. Proper precautions against the de
veloj m< lit of d'?ea?? or danger to tlfe or health
In s?>i<l District.whether from the soil, decaying
substances. -tagiant water, or from garbage,
defective drainage, want of ventilation, adul
terated feed, medicine, drug*, or drink", or
fr?m other aralogous cause.
Fourthly. Proper care and precaution? to
j revent the spread of di-ease from those (being
persons cr animals liable to give disease to hu
man beings) wires*'v sick or exposed, including
Sinn; ry removals of persons and property, an-t
In e \trcr .% c-ist.s, ot ?:rave danger to the pabtc
health, the destruction cf infected property.
FiiiLly. Appropriate Inspection or food,
drink, medicines, and decoction? so f?r a?
, reasonably necfMn to secure what i* wbde
s> m< and safe or for th- protection of the public
health, or to give protection against admtert
t:ot!s and deceptive interior.tv of jnai t. or
COlcpOSltiOTt.
Sixthly. Appropriate tnsn'ares tor making
ar.d eniorclcg vaccination and the reasonable
furplr of vaceine matter.
j Seventhly. Tbe limited snppiy of g ?j Ji
r;n? ai.d m dical ail to the destitute, whoa
: needful to | rotcct tbe general beaith or to pre
vent i ireme Buttering.
F'gbth'y. Closing, or requiring buildings and
residences to be closed, against human litbita
tion.or to De s'reng'hened or demolished, when
necrfs-try to protect hum in life or the public
health.
Ninthly. The registration of birth?, mar
riages. divorces, and deaths, and the causes o;
such deaths, and the requirement of reports
ard returns in the form said boatd may provide
for, from all persona ar.d officers, of cr in said
District, needful to snrh purpose, so that all
tbo?e occurring in said District, and the proper
particulars of age. sex, color, condition, date,
? place, shall clearly and fully appear in the
records of said board; which shall be open to
reasonable inspection.
Tenthly. Locating and ordering the erectian.
as appropriations will allow, of a proper naus
ber of puMic drlnklng-fomta'ns of economical
design, and also of baths and urinals, and th*
regulations of the same.
Eleventhly. The regulation of the discharge
of the duties ot coroners, so tar a* proper or
, needful to protect life and health.
Twelfthly. The authority of granting or with
holding licenses, as far as needful to protect
the public health, to or for lodging-houses,
slaughter-he u.-es, and the ba?iaessof slaughter
ing, m avengers, the driving of animals,dog< in
streets, interments and disinterments, places of
amusement so tar as relate* to ventilation, in
gress atd egress, stables, drains, water-closets,
c?.es-pools, vaults, cisterns, drainage andsc^er
age. and any other business or matter which
would be ? peril to human life or the public
he*! h it 1.0: regulated by saiu b >ard.
Thi jteetthly. The use of Its information an 1
influence for causing all the offices of sai3 g--?v
eminent to oo-np*rate for the protecf.on of lite
and the put-lie health, and the collection and
di.-semir.ation, without unauthorized expense,
of valuable information upon the subject of the
best means of their { reservation.
Foorreenthly. Tbe taking, occupying, ani
Ptt 1 g up or constructing, with the approval, in
writirg cf said Ke^ents, of all -uch buildings
and premise# and the employment of each a l
diticnal perrons as may l>e n*<;e*sars for the
proper discharge O' the duties of said Boird, iu
the preser.ee or in the "rninment proepec* ot se
rious peril to the public health from infectious
or contagious dise^e and the we, at all time',
of the nect -ary accommodation lor those ot
whom said Board ought to takj care, for the
protection of the public health.
Fifteentbly. The making of snch regulation?
as shall provide for the order'y d.scharge of a I
tbe function* of said Board and of it.? sub ?rdi
natea, and the recommendation of a'l "ichor fi
nances as ? shall be reasonably necessary and
proper for the efficient exercise of an> of the
powers enumerated in this chapter.
Sixuenthly. And It shall be t:. jduty of sild
Board to mskj an annual report >f its doings t?
^aid Kegeiita, at such da'e as may be re<j lire 1,
of which .-aid Kegents shall c*u e a reasonable
number of copies, not exceeding five hundred
to be published in ecouoorcal form for gritul
tnus circulatioi;: and in said rep >rt shall be s^st
forth the health-ordinances atid he reg i'atioa?
of said Board, thenaniM and sa'arie- of itsofti
cers. and estimates of ex;>enses ?r th? succeed
irg year; and said repor* may & -o lac'.ule use
ful mf'oimatii n atid s iggestionr -rlatir g to the
sanitary condition and vital f tistics of atid
Dlrtr ct and tne nn| rovemen: i tie sault ir?
a^min i.-tratico.
See. 15. That every person and Nod?* in slid
Dii-aict ujon or in res]>ecttowl prop'rt y,or
by reafon of whose omis-ion < ? uegle;t, said
Board shall incur expanse for t ? protection of
life or health, as herein auih t.i d, will be
Uable to paytach expense or th >*oper p._oy Jr
t on ot the tame: an l such e ens.*s miy be
made a lien ou such proper j, r l or ptr^ona',
and this liability and lien ?ili ? .en 1 to u'.l or t >
the }-roi>?r proportion of thj ex; .j?a to bi d-?
lern.ired by or undersold ^o^ )ofcleaning,
draining, dif .nfecting, repair<n& removing, or
other exj-ense Incurred or mvt ,-v r^a^n o.'
tbe oommon default, or for the xiu ?n benetit
of several persona. And it wi' -eihtdu:yot
ail parents and guardians, or of . p^rsot s hav
ing authority so to do, to hav< a<.ir ch.ldren,
ai.d childre?> under their care, k .t.jm'eiy vac
cinated: and of ail ;>ersons to a^ ? d ai,d to pro
vide against, whether in their o? 1 person or in
?heir property or premises, wi .lever mav ??e
danger.ius to li'e or detrimental ? ? public health.
And said Board shal' ke< p, in a labltc p is.tijti
ir. its oft ce, a complaint-book, 1 vhich any per
son w ithout legal liability, Bd' iter his or her
name, enter in a proper ma a th* ta ts in
regard to any prem -es, persoi r t'i'.ng in said
District, being in a place or c Jiticn danger
ous to life or detrimental to Uu abl e h^al'h
Sec. 1>>. First. Tnat vhenev any bidding,
erection, excavation, premise business, pur
suit. matter, or thli g. or the ?er*ge, draiu
ag?, or ventilation thereof. said District,
shall, in the opinion of sa.'l B J, ( whether as
a whole. ??r ?u any particular., in a condition
or in effect dangerous to life > letrimental to
tbe public health, said Board .y take an 1 tile
among its records what it su icgarl assui
ticient procf to anthorrze its 'eclaratian that
the Mine, to the extent it mav ciiy, 19 a i>ub
lie nuisance, or dangerous to!, or Jetr.mental
to th? pubia health; and saij 1 > %id may ttiere
jj-on en'er in its records the ??? > ;n a nuisance
?ji uor detnmeutal . aforesaid, and
jrder tUw i*ae t.e remo - J, abated, s is
}<nded, .!tere?j, or otherwije ^ororee? o: pu
rifl d. as said order shall g -11^; and suail
cause said vrder. before i'ft Ntfcation, to be
strytd On the ownef, oecnt , Custod-aa or
tenant thereof, or some ot tl 1. who, to slid
Board m*y api-ear icu.t dr y interes'ed u>
ts execution, provided said ? "tie*, or tayof
thein. are in said District, a; '?ao be canve
Ciftntly found, and such serv. i c?n be conve
niently made. And .1 a*>y pai 7 s-j serfed (or
intended 10 be according to th 1*#) sha'l, ba
toie its execution is coir me d, or w itU'.o
three days after such s<rv!cd(* aUctapted ser
viae. apply to s?id Board, or the President
thereof, to have sa.d orci?r r it? execution
stayed or modified, it shall t*i? . bo the duty of
saiu Board or Its President, u he may be au
Oiorized, to 1 .mpura'ily and in viith g saspend
or m<Aliiy -aid order or th" ex cntiou thereof,
t*:ive in cai>es of immirent danger from im
{?ending |<esti ence, when said tiovl tuiy ex
ercise extraordinary powfra, ?? hereiu e ?'e
? hi re sjeciOed, and togivesuch 1 arty or par
ties togtllier as'he case, in the opinioa of tho
Board may require, a re?scr*?. 'e anl fair op
(urtanit) to he heard betore sail P >ard. and to
present tacts and proof* tacoarU ng u> the reg
u>at:uns or dire?.tiocs of -aid Board) ag iin-t
.-aid declaration and tae ?zecution of said
order, or in favor of ita mcdiflcwtion, and the
! Boaid thall entar tn .'s minutes or place on it j
flies such facts and prod's as it mayiecaive,
and its proceedings on such hearing and any
, other proof it may take; and 'hereafter miy
rescind, modify, or re-affirm its said declaration
and order, and require exevutiouef said origi
nal, or of a new or mohfled but not more stria
gent order to be made, in such fdrm an t ettejt
j as it may finaliy determine.
Secondly. That said Board may, in ctses not
justly calling for tbe aforesaid opportunity of
being beard, or when the public safety will njt
sliew it, order, or cause anv excavation, erec
tion, vehicle, vessel, watercatt, room, build
ing place, sewer, pipe, passage, premise?,
grout.d, matter, or thing, (iu said District,)
regarded by said Board as in a ooniiition dan
gerous or detrimental to life or health, to be
purified, cleaned, disinfected,r.-newed, altered,
or improved; and may also order any substance,
matter cr thing, being or left in'any street,
al.ey, water, excavation, building, p ace, or
grounds,(whether such place where trie sacy
may t.e public or private,) and which sail
Beard ma' rsasonably rrgar 1 a. danger jus or
detrimental to lite or heaun, to l>e speedily re
moved to some proper place; at d may de.?iguare
or pi ovule a place to which tae same s'uall be
. removed, wher no such ade-.uate or proper
place, in the judgment ol'said 1> >ard. I? already
I roviced; aria the orders of the kind in this sec
tion secondly mentioned shall, If the proper
person ot persons are knowu to tne B jar 1, and
can l e con ven'ently found iu *?>d I>.strict, ou
1 whom to make tbe service, be served n,i)n una
or Ei?jie of tbe owners, occupants, less-es, cus
todians, or tenants of ths subject-mat'or to
which said order relat?e, or npoo one or more of
the persona whose duty it w?a to have done
wb%t is therein required t? be done, as may be
just and proper in tbe opinion of said Board;
and lfsud o- Ur is Wit con.plied with, or a* far
: ca jBpliad w.*h as fbe Board mav regard as rea
j t.natle, ?:th'.n t wo days alter such service or
* ?T within any shorter time
? hich, Id riw ot pestilence or peril, the Board
? w deslgr-ated, or is not thereafter spe?<l
n a^i!i J' y <*?cuted, then any inch order
way be executed *? herein elsewhere provided
in regard to any of theorder< of sa'd Board.
A nd If personal service of any aforesail order
tanrot b- made under this action, by rea?on of
absence from said District, or Inability to And
such persons therein. to be shown by the official
certificates, nnder oath, of the officer having
snob order to serve, then service may be made
by ropy poered on the premised, or left at the
residence or place of busiuess of the per
son sougl.t to be served, or of bis agent,
or ser\ ice may tie made bv send
ing a copy of such order through the mail, ad
dressed to any person intended to be served.
I he e*]?ei see attending the execution of any
and all such orders, resp^firely, shall be a s-y.
eTal and joint j^rsonal charge against each of
the owners or part owners, and ea?h of the les
, sees and ocenpants of the bnildlng, baslnew.
J place, i roperty, matter, or thing to which ?aiJ
order relates, or in respect of which said ex
pense* were incurred; and also against ever*
person or body who was by law or contract
rtonnd to do that in regard to such badn-ss
place, street, property, matter, or thing, which
jHKi order reqnirt 8; ami ??aifl e^pen*)* *n%ll al?<o
be m lifii or all rmt an<i compensation <l*i? or
to pow due, lor the ure of any rlace, room, or
bnildlrg, prem sts, matter, or thing, to which
so'd cr<'?rr relate*, :?rd :n respect or which *at 1
i erj.rses were incurred; and also a lien on all
conversation dne, or togrow das, for the cleaa
ii ft of any street, place, ground or thiiig, er f'.r
removal of an> matter, the failure to do which
by the party b< u -d so to do. or the doing or tha
satce in wlole or in part, under the order of
satO Board, wns fhe cause or occasion of any
I such orrter or expense. Said District, the as
, S'giiec or sa d Board, or the partv who has. un
der :te or.ltr, Incurred said expanse, or has reu
I tiered FUTice for which payment Is due, may,
with the i oi sent ot said Kegents, institute and
mt?:i tain a suit ag ilnst any < ne herein declared
iiAoie for ctfj enFt'3 ab ?iforer;ai<i, or ajains* any
person. fim, or cori^ratlon, owing, or who may
ewe, tnch rent or compensation, and may re
rover the e xpenses so incurred tin ler anv order
aforesaid, with costs. The person so owing may
plesd su'di recovery, and a payment therein.
< er, or voluntarily made to one having such
light 01 action, ss a bar to any demand of t.?y
ment by hi;; cr-duors. and only one or more of
such par'icg lialde or interested miv be made
parties to such action as the plaintiff may
e'ert; but the parties male responsible, a->
aforesaid, for such expenses, sh.iii be liib'e
to contTd ate or to make payment, as between
tl tmselves, in respect of such expenses, and of
any sum recovered tor such expenses or com
pensation, or by any person so paid on account
thereof, according to the legal or eouitable oh.
ligation existing between them. And it is hereby
declared to be the duty of every owner, aud part
owner, and person lntere-ted.'and of every les.
see, tenant, and occupant of or in any place,
water, groutd.room, stall, apartment,building
erection, vessel, vehicle, matter, or thing, in
salt! District, and of every person conducting or
interested in business therein or thereat, and of
every person who has undertaken to clean any
place, ground, or street therein, and of every
pf istiii, public otlicer, and board having charge
ot any grourd, place, building, or erection
therein, to keep, place, and preserve the
ar-\e7"T part, ami thesewerage, drainage, and
ventilation thereof, in such condition and to
conduct the same in such manner that it shall
not be dangerous or prejudicial to life or he.tlth
A i d in any salt or proceeding in court the right
ot said Board aud the Board or Pol ce to aw 1 of
their officers to take any action involved shall
the contrary is shown, be presumed. It
shall be the duty of the Bo*rd of Police to exe
cute the legal oners of the said Bf ard of Health
Hiiu '.ie s;^d Board ot Police ui^iy emplov th"
i ece?.-^rv jergons and means about such execu
tion; or the f iid Boaid of Health, if it shall con
sider the public health or interests so to re i tiro
may sxeoute sue h orders through Its own ofticers
Btvudof Health t0 bC et'gl^e J b* thtJ s*;'i
Any uf.icer t.r person engaged in servina o'
?.D?y 0T(Jer ?r no!ic? ot thc Ro.ird Of
fl?R.th shall be presumed to tnve, tor ?u~h n ir
th?- same authority as an offlc?r dniy au
thorized ha? who is engaged in serving the nro
ces? or executing the ord r of a court or Ju Igc
duly iseued. Aud any such officer or or-on
engaged in such Jieryice or execution mw
without warrant, arrest any person or iier^jLis
who, within his view, shall obstruct or re-Uf or
aid any othei person in resisting ?r ob'tructln?
aDv such service or execution, and m*v takS
suih arrtsted person or persons before any po
lice justice or committing majistra^e. Sn-'i
l?ltCfJ,n*UCe>.0r rn%eiJtr tto rniy re.;.iire sub.
Mauttally such proof of resi-tance or obstru t
trg, or aid in re-istiug or obstructing such ser
vice or execution a? would be necessary or
sufticienr, ir the-iuestiop was one of resisting
or obstructing the execution of an order of ar
r-sr, made by such justice or mag.scrate; and if i
sucf. proofstiali be furnished, it shall Us the
duty ol such justice or magistrate to punish the
guiit) person In the same wav and to the time
extent as it such jerson wv duly proved euiltv
of resl.'tmg or obstructing, in a s.milar manner,
an order ot arri stot said justice or magi-trite.
I roo.s, afl.c.a\its, and examinations as to a-^y
matter to be coii<iucre<i before or by authority
of the Board of Health, or its officers, under
this act, may oe taken by or berore one or mure
members of the Board, or the Secretary ot
haniUry Superintendent, who shall, sevtrilly
have authority to administer oaths In such mii'
?ifvJ??.an? VTr,H>n ?u,."y of' willfully ssrear
* g la tely shall incur all the pains and psn*!
tiee of perjury. As:d every person who shall
resist, or obstroct, or aid any other person in
r?sistlr,g or obsti ucting the service or execution
?? a."^i?r. cr ?I notloe ?f tl?e Board of Hotlth
i in iyK'Sni .1b?!' be 8uiUy
oi . and shall be liable to a.*re?t, trial, an 1 pan
ihhiuept tor ^ach ofteu^e. I
At d BOtwithsUnding an/thing h?rein can- I
talntd sstothe forms of proceeding, reou r- 1
it'g no' ce. at d allowing time, s?id Board sh^il
have authority t > at once and snaimarily re
P??*e, abate, or otherwise appropriately pro- !
tect li?e and public hea.th from, whatever, in
'he.r judgnitiit, it allowed to reui^lu or cou
liiiLie uiii.i pro.-eeoin,? by regular order in
eitbei torn, could be tanen, wonid boase:iom
health41* to Lin iue or t^e pablic ,
J',*}*?}} b* tbe duty of said Police Board
i and of its officers ai d men, as the list nauitd
b^aid shall direct) to promptly advise said
1> ardof Health of a l threatened daugsr to
human lile or health, and of all matters de- '
mantling its attention, ?nd toregu artv report '
to sa.d Boatd ot Health all violation* of its r-'s- !
ulations and or the health ordinances or lawt. :
And salt, last-named Board shall, so far a*
1 racticabte and appropriate, co-operate for tha
i.ron otion of ti e public health and the saletv
oi human life in said Dis'rlct.
Sec. 17 'I hat it is hereby made the duty of all
hoards, oll.cers *i d agen's having the coatrol,
charge, or custody of any public structure,
work, ground, mstitution,or erection, or of auy
p an, (.escription, outline, drawing, or charts
thereof, or relating thereto, made, kept, or
controlled under hlv public authority, to per
mit and facilitate the examination and inspec
tion, and the making oi copies of the sime. b
any oftcer or person thereto by said Board fo'r
yanitai y turpu*es expressly "authorized an J
the members of said Board, the Sanitary Sj
periLtendtnt, sitd anv of the afore-aid st.ntary
inspectors may, without lee or hindrance a'
all proper timss etttr, examine, and sar
yev all groutd-, erections, vehicles, vessels
stro. tnres, apartlusnts, buildings, institations,
and places, cellars, g^wers, pa??ages, and ex
c&\ai tors. oi every s?>rt, in sai l D,strict, and
inspect tLe safety and sanitary condition, and
make plats, drawings, and descriptions tnereoi
accotdli g to the o;4er or reguiatioiM or said
B^ard oi Health; and said Bo?rd may make
and publish a report of the sanitary conditio.!, I
and 'he resr.lt the inspection oi any place,
institution, buihling, matter, or thing in sail
?*> '?*r :^s> in the opinion ofoaid Board,
such publication m?j us?fui. And e?il
Board may provide a" ba.Jpe V?t metal, wit'i a '
sultabie iiiscnption thereon, ani direct an i re
<;u re it to be worn, in a position to be designa
ted, by any person or officer uuJer the author
ity or said Board, at such times and under such
circum-tai ces as tlie rules or by-laws of said
Board si.all direct. It shall be a misdemeanor,
puni-hable by imprisonment, f ir not less than
oi.e month nor exceeding six months, or by a
tine of not more than two hundred ami titty '
dollars, for any person, not. an officer or iu
spector ut.,1er said Board of Health, to repre- i
sent himself as such, or as acting by authority
ot said Board, with fraudulent or mischievous
desigu upon persona or property, or to have,
life, aear, or display, without authority of gaid
Beard ot Health, any shield or other insignU ?
or emblem sucL as is authorized to be worn by |
sn. h effieer. But said authority of examina
tion and inspection shall be subject to the au
thority of the President ot the United States to
regulate or fori.id the inspection ol the prem
ists, offices, or vessels, or to examine tha plans, '
charts, or other papers, of the United States. 1
Sec. 18. That any person feeling aggrieved by
the action of the Board, in and muter materi
ally affecting such person, may on petition ap
ply for an order to bring its proceedings, or a
copy ot the same, concerning said matter, berore
the Supreme Court of said District, at a special
term, or a justice thereor, by an ordur in tae
niture ot a certiorari, on due notice to such
Kegents, (subject to such rules as the court may
provide tot a petition, for such ordar, an l for
the making of the same in due form, and the
service of the game ut?on sail Boatdaal Bi
gents,) arid sueh court or justice, upon an ox.
amination ol such proceeding or record, auJ of
anj affidavit, on thepartot said Board, wnich
re?y Mcccmpany the same in answer of each pe
tition, re ay preliminarily, by order, arrest th9
further proceeding of said Board in said mitter
ubiil t'ie dual decision ot" said justice or court
Saii. decision ahail, ?o tar as relatiog to faou.
b.- fbisid ti|s>n such petition, record or proceed
ings. ai d affidavit, sha'l be s|>?edilv made, aad
si a1! be conBnei to the qneotioos whether tha
Board, or any of lu officers have.^u said tn tt
ter. exceeded in any and in what ptrttcuiar, ira
cr thsir l?gal authority sod discretion, aud in if
lor bid the further exer-ise of su ;u exesa- ve
authority In respect to the person in the par
ticular matter so before the coart. A ud either
said Kegents, in the name or sai l District, or
the party who petitioned for socH certiorari,
may appeal tr.-iu saui dec ,ion, a td havtsucli
appeal hebtd before said co irt a< a .aioauan
?pl euis are heard tUerelo.
Sec 19 Tb%? whenever the Board of Health
?tall regard any building, building*, or preail
ses, or my lots or land or ground*, la Mid Dl9- I
trlet, a* being, by rewoa of decay or defective
structure, want ?f drainage, leverage, or ven- |
tllatien, or of the bu?ln? s 'herein carried on, 1
or other cause, as being in a condition or ofect
dangerous to lile or prejudicial to the nihl<?
t ealth, and shall be of the opinion that any sail
cause of p^ril cinnot b? ^accefrfailj or prajer- '
ly removed er abated by any order or proceed- I
lng which said Board is authorized to make or
take a* aforesaid, it sbal! be tbe duty of the said
Board to bring such facts, by wr tten s afe
ment.to the attention of the said Regents, to
I gether wtb a plan or suggestions as to the best
method ot relief from such peril; and, unless
snch Regent* shall see good reason to the con
trary, it shall be the duty of said Regents to
cause a -uit in the nature of a bill in equity to
be iEstltuted in said court, in the name of said
l?i?trlct, against rhe proper persons as here'n In
dicated; a??<1(faid Regent* may,on their own mo
tion, likewise institute such suit in any caseof
public ruisance, for tte purest} of pr>car:n?
adequate relief agunst saul peril, or the abate"
nient ot such nuisance; and said court is autlnr
| lied to adopt any appropriate rules fur the re'
ulation of such suits, and shall proceed thereTn
with dispatch, but said Regents maydiscon.
tiii'ie such suit, wnen. In their opinion, the pub
lie interest will thereby be prom' ted- The sev
eral persons and bodies whr?se rights or Intirests
rn^y b?- directly or materially affected by sucH
I suit, or so many ot them as can be convenie nt y
tomd tVr service in said District shall ba
maris) defeiid itiU. When any of them m-y
not be found for pcrsooal service. such servi e
I may be made by publication, in not more than
two jourrals ot the JUstrict, or i>? posting a
i.ouce or summons on .some p*rtof the premises
or property affected, or by seuding the juuvuans
through the mail; and when p.<Micde, without
S?ri-ju? ii justice, the suit shall proceed with
only such detendarta before the court as in iy
ba?? been personally served or stia'l a pour.
Such preliminary order may t>3 made in tii* a?
tnie ot an injunction, as to the cuurt raav sr. in
needful to arert su Si peril. The coat m?y
relerauy matter or que^'lon of fa^t arising n
such case to ary c"*n rtenr per.-on. as a mister
or reteree,to take te -f.m'u y or toniiko lnvesti
gtfiuns, and to make report to the court; i?>d
whenever, upon tbe lasis of sueh rrp-.rr. or of
tt e testimony taken on trinl bal before ?hj
court, or both, the case is ready tor determl %
tion. the court shall iuaxe such generil decree
or order. or aurh special t'. -cree or order, again-t
on* or m<>re ot the defendants, or both, as jus
tice and the doe protection of lire and the pub
lic health may require. And among other
. things, each decree or order may require tha
demolition, the strerg'hennig, the veutilutiou,
the i unbtation, drainage, or discontinuance or
improvement of anything in this flection referre 1
to as a source of peril, may provide when, in
w hat n anner, by whom, s * id decree or order, or
any part thereof, shall be executed, and by
whom, and In what proportion, tbe expense
thereof shall be borne and paid, and
for making such expense, or the proper propor
I tion of the same, a lien upon said property, or
? parts of the same, and a charge agamst any or
| all in proper proportion of the defendants, and
for tie collection and discharge of t'ie s*m ;
and it may also provide, wli-re justice requires
it, that a portion, not exceeding oue-third of
such ex|iet.-e, shall be satir6ed by the plaintiff
whenever appropriations wi.I warrant.bat nei
ther party shall recover cosi?.
Stc. 'JO. That the liens on real property, pro
vided tor in this chapter, (except when the
claim on which they arise has been merged in a
judgment of a court for the same, in which caso
such judgment will be a lien as any other judg
ment,) may be tiled at d enforced as a mechanics
lien may be under existing laws. The Hoard of
Health shall, within twenty days after the lien
arose, or the claim, which it secures, become
. complete In law. cause the proper notlca to be
I filed, which notice shall state the amoitt wi
generally, the origin of the lien claimed, a*tTi
! the lots, buildings, lands, and premis
tiv-ly upon which it is claimed to be a Men, aV. 1
the supposed owners or occupiers of tha .urn -,
it known, and that the J> strict of OoiumVa
I claims such Hen thereon. The lien create 1 *>y
j the filing of such notice shall remain frt^i
i period of two years thereafter. A'.l evsti";?
, provisions for sustain rig a mechanics' lien, a?;!
providing for its eo!l? Uion, shall apply b~ ?!
! opy in support of the iien hereby p-ovid^d; the
"ame to be collected ny said District, an I tLe
amount to be paid into the Tieacurv of tiis
United States.
j Sue. 21. That no member of the Board of
Health shall, for anvhing done in discharge of
j duty, nor shall any subordinate of sail Board,
| for anything done li-good fait'i and with or.li
, nary discretion upon the direction of said
j Board, be liable to suitor damage; but an;
j person whose rights or property may have been
u? justly or illegally used, destroyed, or injured
by any action of said Board or its subordinates
I under its order, an 1 t >r which no liability in*y
exist on the part of any said ottlcer or person
i acting under said Board, may maintain a proper
' action In the Suprei >e Court of sail I)i-tnot
against said District for the recovery of c >m
pensation or damage. But everv such suit lu i -t
be instituted within oue year after the cause of I
, action aro?e, and tbe recovery stall be couti.ie l I
to pecuniary damagt? then actually suffered.
[TO B* COKTISt ED ]
CORRKCTIOK ? E'Ut'ir of the Eetni ig S'*r ?
In last Tuesday's Star was in article heal-1
?'Another Clergymai. in Trouble," which st*?td
that '? Westchester, i'a., was la'ely a?toundol
by the lact that Kev. Joseph Stittim hal ruini i
a young lady,<Stc., be being a minister of the
Kirst Presbyterian church tbore," &z. 1 have i
examined the officii*I roll of the ruiniste s of i
'The Presbyterian Church in the L'nitei ;
States," but find on it no such name as thit ot
Joseph Stit'im. I h?ve also written to a ruin- !
ister o? our church, living near Westclies.er, '
Pa , who answers that the pastor of the only
Presbyterian church in Westches'er is Ite/. !
Keij .1. -Jones. agair>-t whom no such accusa
tion has been made. There must be, then, a
m>tik? in the above, at least as far as it re- .
sjects a lull.ister in '? i'he Pr?.sbvteriau Churcu
in the 1'niti d States."
Very resj.ectfolly, ? Juan Chzstis.
1Tb? item referred to wh clipped from % \
northern priper.? Ca
Klections of OrKiCKRS Last even'ag. at i
a regular meeting ot Now .Jerusalem Ljjge,
ho. 9. F. and A. 5l , the folio wing officers w -e !
elected for the ensuing Masonic vear, viz: 1". i
C. Saxiou, Worshiptai Muner; E K. j
Senior Wardeu; Johu McK-on, Junior W ;r- j
den; U. Horst, Secretary; N. MulUktn, Treas
urer; W. S. Thompsjn, Trustee, and vV'.dia u j
Tlomeon, Tyler.
Ihe Great Falls l ;e company last evenlnj
elected the following directors for theen-i ii^
vear: Messrs. John Va-s Kiswck, George K.
Remedy, Charles B. Churcb, James L. l?*r
l>our, Ceorge W. Cochran, S. U. Howell, D. L.
Mi rrison, J. II. Johnson and John W. Boteler.
'Ihe Enterprise assocl it'on elected, lu-t eve
rit g, the following trustees for the enduing
yeir: Rev. W. J. Walker, N. Wirin?. J. W
Hunter, M. M. Holland, George J). Johujon,
CI arles A. Davis, Jacaes Sample and Robert C.
Stlelds.
The Theaters? Klotow's beautiful op^r*
ef "Martha," familiar a-, household words, bat
always a favorite with lovers of melody, w.il
be n.ng by the Kellogg English Open Aroajie
to l ight, with Miss Van 7-andt as "Martha,"
Mis. Seguin as "Nancy," (a role tn which fh3
is charming.) Castle in his admirable role or
"Lionel," and Mr. Hamilton, (his dj&ut,) as
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L*st night but one of the diverting patito
nome of "Jack and Jill," at Ford's Opera
House. Those who have not seeu it should
basttn to do so, as it abounds in fun, and intro
dr- es many novel performances.
1 be Theater Comique is doing goad brt?lnc3i
this week, notwithstanding numaroi' o'her a -
tractions, and the gaiaxy of s'ars is not dimm - J
by ocroparison wttL the luminaries elsewhere.
2 here is a very iuteie^tiug programing this
week.
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Ihb Reform School Truptsss m3t Ust
right, aiid the suj erlnteLdent presented hL?
bond, which was api>roved. A communicit ?n
wa? received from Wm. McPyncheou anl B.
Seurs asking remuneration for clerical lalur,
referred. Dr. Csrponter prosente l a request
f?>r the release of John Eberhart, signed by
Ratrina Eberbart, wh'Ch was denied, ojfing to
tbe boy not being tar enough advanced to quit
the institution. A proposal to erect pipes tor
protection against fire was received from Mr.
T. J. Edwards; referred. On the recommendi
tion of the superintendent several boys w. re
discharged on ticket of leave. A letter without
signature, supposed to be from Mr. B itty, ask
11 g permission b? visit his sons, was referred to
the superintendent.
Wastb H0.i>08 fob B*two Cbarqso with
Stkaliwo. ? Yesterday Timothy Rodgerj
entered suit against Samuel Brunswick for
alleged false imprisonment. He charges Bruns
wick with bavirg falsely anl maliciously a id
without cause appearing before H. D. Moultou
ard charging bim (Rodgers,) with stealing two
wagon wheels worth #15. The complaint sets I
fcrth that by arrest and temporary Incarcera
tlcn consequent on this charge, which, how
ever, was dismissed, he was damaged in credit
and tbe good opinion of his friends and claim*
therefore ?10,000. Mr. M.Thompson appears
tor tha plaintiff. ^
JCDOMEST RaVKKSiaO A POLICE COURT Ds- j
I Cisiew m a Ltcassa Cask?Yesterday, in the ,
Crimiral Cocrt (Judge MacArtuar), thecase of
CornelloB H. Desmond,charged with aurt'oneer
trg tish without liten-e,?as<aken np,heh\v:nj
appealed from the Police Court, where he wn
fii ed *100. Mr. MoConnell, for the defeudaut,
mbn itted that he was under the emp o. meat
of J. D. Faunce & Co., who had a Itcenw, aud
*?.? therefore not liable to pay a license. Tm
court unstained this view, and g*ve judgment
for defendant.
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A* KVBHTDAT OOCt'KRSKCI--In. >Mr Ch'l'l
Bitn Over yesterday atternoon a little bay,
j named Harry Conuell, was ran over at the Jef
ferson school house by tbe bcrsea and ha'tk
driven by Wm. Herbert. The boy had his I ?>
1 cut through, several cu's across bis head and
face, and was otherwise seriously Injured. H *r
bert did not stop his team to see what dsmxge
bad b. en done, end this moruing Sergeant D-iU
vtlririon applied lor a warrant at Pol'.ca Coirt
for bis arrest.
Jxttial Bcttows iii Etrnscan and light gold
coiors at Pntg's takes tbe place of solid g jld.
Wfdthfr Pr?lMblIltlM Tadiir.
Orrica op thb Caitr SiORai omnia. 1
Washington, Dec. 11, 10 30 a. m. S
Pr "l9 ^''Wi icwrtllf clear ant
*?utllwe*t or northwest w'mis
^Ed slowly ri?inj buroiBeter.
L 0 C AL N Ejy s .
imnwniADU, *??, Tont*Nl
I Fatior.tl T\ea{'r? KeUbgf Eucbab Ou>r?
Troupe in "Martha " b ~?ii?a up.ra
andjlii "*#r#pantomime of ".lack
JSStS.'ISSSsi "ww???i.
aiti5S5?g%ag"? ?"?" *-?"*
**lr. %t U;0 Seminary building, corner of
Wrh.rKron and Gay street,, rJ
Church! ?f lta ^ - , . J.?u,
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< <?u<len*i"? l^fHln
, < !Cnt S j,'31b*!oe we &??*? Deiu .rest - *?rror
*>J hath I *llKf Jnua?f.
1 he dist number of the Fiyiro. the new society
paper, ?ili be l?.<neJ on Huodav mtrni'if, vi'l
j?4pvi? from tie rj ^ctaS W.il t>e * V**;;'
de* t;n<.d and tastefully prin'el Journal.
lOKI'EBLBAI'C DE.tO.
Ileitioval ?f item til u*
Ft SKKAL CEKKMoniKH KKAii *ILYBU
On Mcr.nay anj rnesday, ,j?lv I2ti *?, ; -:i.
14. au attaca k?s male u*on I*ort St v
tit north f.d? of WasUingt?n, by a ci an o
confederate tr. op* 01 <ien. K.rly's eor,.<
'lie immediate command 01 G n. t,. , . . . w .
L L".'! 4J"r, l,0m <Jeor<il*- e ? ti.ji.i . , oi
. MHtMa b* cngingtoth? fnimarinx were \ii- o
In the engagement. aru their r/rni.,,
atftrw??:tie kwM in B*Ida ce;n.-: ry, ?ti b
Si?. V ^ ."V'? 7Cb 8'??troaJ, near r\.u
oU vtu>. lor ili at t>ur(H>?e.
*erf ??*? ? number of c mfc lerab>
fOiLKr.-Kiliul.n- 1'I elr ie::i4"i? ? re iui rr ?
01. a laim Rt.u tbe furr where tbtv fell. A few
by her. J B A^ritt, pastor of Grace , P. F 1
Church, situated about two inlies at>ov-SHv-r
Spungs on , ill street road, res,.ve.| i?j 4t:>er in
tbe remains ai d it n.jvu them to the above
named church yard for inttri.i ?ut, ami
were ininit J ate.v taker, to carry the i-iau in >
t' fct and progrusut eo tati.-taoU>.id., a-> to
be executed tc-day. J
On Tuesday laet ibe bodies to tha nam . r of
17 were exhumed and placed 111 s? pl?m
ccflins and borne to tbe cbtirch yard w. r
tLey weie til- morning placed 1 bier in rraat
01 tiie church, ar..l covered w.tli a Ida -iv pail
TuHa,! fcUtClSeU a nc,tt ^
The remain? weteall unknown, ex^epMni one
body-that or dames IS Bland, or HiAuni
connty. Aa, a member of the ti.'d \ui>ui*
mounted infantry, of Imbo.len s brie tda.
In tLe enck^are, between the I runt of the
church and the *treet, a grave larfe'e en>u<ti t.Jr
tLe six colhL* bad been dug ior tlie dual rest no
place of the remains, anj a Ur^e c jet in fa
crotH wa? placed at the bead of it.
THE SBKT10KO.
At nine o'clock quit- a large number of Wart
ingtonians a-'semMcd at the comer of Jtb ?treJt
and 1'enm.yIvanii avenu", and, taking <;*r
riages, proceeded to tbe church, about s tn'ie*
ijomtfce city, to witne?g the cere mo ?y a t4r*re
number from Hockville and tiie country rouud
about were a'jo present to the number of kb .at
^,P^T,8'J11<'ll,J.iD? m in-v At eleven
oc ?>ck Bishop Plnckney ar.d Ken. Ar jritt,
Williamson and Back entered the chnreti re
rttifig tlje service commencing. *'L<tr|
, ms km w Uie end of mv d*vs "
After portions of tbe Scriptore^*had bean r?<, t
tbe choir sang, would not tiT? ?iv%v- I ?.k
not to stay,'- which whs followed bv prs ?
and another hjnin, nftsr whi"h the aiJi-'n -e
! proceeded to tbe ^r?v? in front of r.e cii"r~b
| to ii.ter tbe rem ims, the following eantl
a. tu g as pall bearers: (ien Cook, Henry G
nut, i>r. Yomig. I>r. Botie, Wm. Hnriain. n
T. Howard, Gen t?, M. h Vojng, ,1. W t>rew.
,? I; V; L;'m!*r> <-'01- Herbert, Wm. Stone
Col K. i-li ming.
The coffins were lowered in'o the ffraw
wreaths being pUced upon each one, tue oue
cor;taining tbe reman.f of Bland b?'.ni i> aced
at tbe r.orth end to en?ble tbe friends t< tind it
it they ever desired to remnra tiie l?ody. Hev.
Mr. Ave- itt read tha bjii4l service, wtK-n the
asfeml lage repaired to the rectorv. a tew yards
distant, where Dr. A. Y. p. Garnett, of thi*.
city, deli vet ed
TBI! OBATIOJT.
He cengratiilated t!,o>e presont tb?t th?tim-j
^en they coal I do ju-tice ro the
memories oi their iriendp, and pertor*n such
ceremonies unmolested, ami c!aim&d thai th^v
Fl ould not perloim the act coldly and with s ib
dued hi?!ritf> He a!iu?1e<! to tbe c*iu^es ot ttie
vai ai d .iustitied the south lor their action.
Ha ui.ee alluded to the Siiiliigiiew ot tbe south
to t*kt up aimp to d? lend their homes from in
vasion, w ben a vo ce in tUd crowd saii, "And
wei?re stiil wllliLgto do it, Lfr." Ha alluded
to tl.e south as "our people," and Jetl Davis as
'ou; Piesident." las addict occupied about
bal ?n hour in the del.very.
Atter tbe oration. Bishop Pinckney re*l a
p 0'tpot in lull oi tender ?liasions to tt>e d^a!.
which was well received. A vote ot tu * ik* w**
leiirertd to J>r. Garnett and biibot. Pii cknev
a> d .1 copy of tbe adJrass and poaiu a-*ed i.fr'
pnblication In book fi.rm.
1 be I t%rer- tben proceeded to the gmv i and
r. .td it with earth, and tae RMemb: i ?) di<
perttfl.
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Difcfrlri Uuierniuenl Affair*.
lr reply to tbe coii;iiiunic?ti id ot Mr J. H
Brooks, trustee ot public schools, asking tha*
ibe scbcoi teachers be paid their s%tar~-s be
fore tlie Lolidaj?, ti:e (jommissiiners ti irodi
recti a that they be p;>id on or before tae -1th
1 a lit.
T-!K C'f MMIS.'IOSKI:? COtfORATCLATKr>
In r- spons<; to tbe letter ot the District 0">ra
miKMOiiers to United States Treasuror Spipnar,
(1 ub listed ii. thn St a b of Wednesday la?t ) ti'
?ends the loilow :ug reply, dated "December l),
I ?" 14;
Of titUrxer ? Yonr very tUttering letter of he
&ih instaiit fas been received. A- tae pal dij
rarely appre< late the faithful and houest per
form ar.ee of duties on tbe part ot i s scrvai ui
it is perhaps proper that such servant*. W'io
Ktow whereof they speak, should boar witness
in each otliera favor. In your case, bo vev?*r,
this is not necessary, ps yoar aitmius
trnt:on of the atfairs of this liistrict see:n.'
To receive, bo tar ftjj I h*vo bion ft;>ie
to !e?in, uniTersml approbation. This mist
certainly, under the circumstinses, be
very Br?tifvipg to you, wh?n you consider t'ie
fact that, jUft now and for |?ever?l years p%st
there is. and has been, a perfect maaia auixoi:
a.l kinds of people, the good included, to in tis.
cr.mlnately di?par.ige the acts, and to vili fy
tbe motives, of all public officers, t am hap'nv
in tbe thought, if. In any wav. 1 have coutubu
ted to, or been instrumental, as yousoklndlv
intimate tbat I bare been, in lessening your
labors, anxtet e? and cares in the performance
ofn?konr?arduoDS and responsible pubUc duties."
I he Commiwioners are in receipt of mm
otbtr letters congratulating them ujion the good
tiiCwir.g of finances under their miuegemeat of
Dittrict affair?. Among thr-?e letters are sonie
from the heaviest holders of Duma securities
in this city and eisewhere.
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T ATAL TBnMiNATtojr?Mr Nicholas Porter. I
one of the oldest drivers ou the Wi'htngt jn
and Georgetown railroad, who wis bally in- I
jurtjl by tue horses of his car taking fright at
the Xtb street wharf od Tuesday afternoon last,
wh.le be w as in the act of changing r'li; horse*.
died this moriaiig :it?out three o'elo k. Mr. !
P rter has been on the road from its or iniza
tion. and wan one of the most reliable emp'oyos
of the company. Mr. P. w.ts a great favorite
with all who knew him, and bis family will
hat(e the sympathy of a large nnmbgr of friends
h I.EOAKT W^'KKSop Art at Pctilic Sar.e |
A fine collection of Italian uiarh.e statuary,
black marble and bronze clocks, French bronxe
tlgures and groups, the importatiou of Messrs
Viti Brothers, (late Ylto Viti & Son?,) vlll b*
ready tor examination on Saturday an t Mon
day at tha store Xo. CZi Pennsylvania aveaud.
adjoining the Metropolitan hotel. Th* 2nc
dnplay of works of art will beso!d at pub!!c
"ale on Tuesday morning at 10^ o'clock, and a*
7 in the evenirg, by M^asrs. Latimer Jt Clcary.
A fpr.E^niD charck will be offered on the
21st of tbis month to private parties and the
trade by Me?sre. Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers,
who will bold at their auction roonn au exten
sive sale of fine w ines and liquors, and vai 1
brands of eegar* of the finest quality. Partle*
desirlrg such goods should give this sale tnelr
attention, as tbe articles which will be enume
rated in our auction columue, can be depeol d
upon. t
Briiniiio Apsociatioks At the thi'tjr
eiguth meeting of the East Washington Build
ing Assc.ciution, held last nigh', ten so ires of
stock were sold at a premium of S^. Fifteen
shsre? were withdrawn at a prollt of #6 per
tli are.
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Attracttvb Sale?Latimer & Cleary, auc
tioneers, will hold to-morrow, in front of their
auction rooms, an extensive sale of hou4eh<tld
g ds. together with a lot of plated ware; also a
collection of miscellaneous books.
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1 HE COl'RTS.
t RIMINAL CotRT?Judgf Mac Arthur.
To-oay, Otcar B. Chrisman, charged with as
fauitn g a con table, was convicted a d sen
tenced to p?y a fiue of ^20. Elisabeth (iihson,
chsrg- d wiih keeping a bawdy house in Louse
?llev (kppeaiu was convicted and sentensed to
pxy * floe ot %10Cor 90 days in jail.
Tbe following cases have been set for trial to
jrerrow:??b*s.T. barker, assault an 1 ha'tery
Jef:n Kent. do. TUos O'Neal, do. Mary Ann
0*ck>on, <to. Lewis Huber,do. Wm.Thom*a,
H-sault. Jurn.i R. McClellan. do.
CIRCUIT CocaT?J wig* Cartter.
'Jo-daj, btair a^t. Southuu MarytauJ lta.l
H.atf;'o?' trU!.
KvtitT O<oi *T?JuJgt Wy'ie.
To-day. Pa?rr?ir a^t. Drane; deci iou for re
?tri?Bii(isdsrt?1 >i*erraliDg'i0!Durrcr on filing
1-omI. S?!b?ilfr a^t. Htickuey; order to issu-i
remaining o:c -r. U?ngiey agt. L?Qgiay ; bond
< f '??*!*? approved Schneider T?rt<?
? n er referring 8. A. Tart on'? i^uttoa.
PoLICB 9vlL
Tc-(1?t S?i?ufl Brown, ,1 troea J
K}h Pane*. Bcrjam.n Httw. ch?rg? I ?nt1
dir.orbing the qaltt or (ii>or|?to?n %? ?%?".?.
B? nben John-vn ai*l Wm. Hot urn ame <5.
t IW. Hoee. MOk. *.*. Jar. (iron* a ;J I.X
Wa?h:ngtor. Mm-, $3. Saiah Sun*. a pr m. 1
tnte kid w*A K-nt down. M"??m
tcn><r>itlf>'rftl'.'d Mllftitrtl Fho*. Taylor,
at t, ? a* at pointed on the ch* n ' >tr*.
ALLk-.fcD niuum ha'mi* r?'a rocitt
M>av.
Win. Payne, colored. aha* Wa H. J> hnson,
cbaiged with mAhicg ftetitlous bl^rt to c?t >o
l *h a ?lain "jon li e cHloe ot the Sf.on 1 Vi
d t4-r ot th? liiitedSate* Tre?*ury tor bottty
triney. The tiue Win. H. Juiiiain *|),>d?.'?<i
a.- witness tor the go \ eminent, ail te?I ted
that fc? *?> the one to whom t:?e calm ^e
'.o. fu!, ar d Uat PaTtte ww not in km re^l
umi % held in dstauit u *i,uCu to a..(?ac la
tere the gran J jury.
M;ft BLLAVI' t?
PtUr U<im<aji and l.?wu ttobtns'ri f,.-ie.te 1
ct l!ate:ais for disorderly conduct Win. IVlaon.
la^d with eng*j(in,: In the bu?ineK? of b?k
a.oi.i witttu'lu-i i M-. *1" J.Cair?ud l.Siui'i),
; uirtnrting the .ju i t of Georgetown, -?cu
j PARIS'- THE LAW I a TO l:.? t V > MUM.
Bernard Burn-t* in ? ?* char^ d mtn tn A ? g
an H.-o&u'it and t aiur\ ou David Fox Kr?i t.
the tast-jnony It app ai j that both .crop*.. ant
J ait I defendant are jo^ut c.\?, i:.>nlWtu?it'ttlt>
n.er.t of the eK?t >tf the lata Henrv KurtrteiK.
j ot this city. Mi. F<-* tvMitted that he resides In
Nr? v.'tk'!.,'i' . iv -i'T'Mwir.i^ai
yeftcrday ho went tUtre to a-.v *b".it sosae
( lie atki-d to n.iit | ?>*r- in 'el a
' foi. to a I:ilf ?li'> t hi !iad to ti - I. ? ither
Hcnrj. AlUr k?V i j t ern ive-. b-?
Htiif pipen, ai?l pla u.<-m .u ti- io;kut
w* kid toward;* th?? <1 > t, reoitti>.n< that h.<
wifhtil to efn.w th* in to his attorney .V S. Cox,
e j. At th- *itii Bur: i J'nip ? ! at . r Uini,
and gratd<>> g Iilui l.y tin* . ?. .udjot
hie pock* t with grett vloien * ?'J al.-nJ n*
robter, Ac. A .u-.-.-'ci ' ???< iibt
bl- arai and fn^ t. if co M ?tin1 it no ' - ,j?r,
*t;d six Uo? Li.u Alt. i btMui'i^ I an ??rtiMn.,'
Mr HnrLJ?tiMn-tKt< ?l U? the . ' t?>* *be |?\
pentfh fjt ^ owi. i>?'?or .1 act o i-,'i<T not
the tsi#t-* of Henry i;arn?tjin, ij
(<OUlC fs'O M il.
Mr. Fo\ il?ni(d that they*rcto *hc p*t>:r.*.
at'd >aiii 'li.it Mr. li. toM h lalAeh^i I.
The court rta't-.t tb?t he a "an: 1 th At th???j
two n.eii had ei|UAl right', aa co-ex I >
any pspere rclat ng to these iteaen'of t!.-i#.
Utt: thai it tiie |>a. era v.t :eota ptiratt ?: ui
he Lad x.orlfht,to thrni. but.hann<p'a *alt.it ti
in the I wb'.tf o! Mr. F it. and ha uanog at
t< n:pt<d 'o de'aiu them, he (B.) hi I u;) ri^ut t.j
li'ice tl cut from him lu thin minv. b i'
take hif rtnitdy at lav. He li:.ei h.^i i 1
Curt*; an a|>ptal ?ra? taken.
1 HK ?<>TUIIUO? HMI'HRtAKK AOAtV.
Vtn.'l int-eriake. a ivtjir: > i? ch?M.;?r,
chargc v ith telotihra?ly ar.-<aa'tlng and 10M1
a gentleman of a ^old rirj. Comp'aiueat ti?*,l
t'.? d that he war* returning turn the I tupenal
lio'el Al'-?.g K rtreet, and ?<*<? ui*t by a crow I,
w hen ilit- n.an grabbed at bi? w *?< h. br<*Ak ag
l.i- chain; at the fame i.tn* wdu of hit com
patdcu* ?Tuck h.tn see. ral blown. Finding ha
could not ft-i iiie h'.f aatcb, Tibi^rlake >? .rod
bold bis bat.d, aixl jerking ti ? ring oil uia te hU
e>cap?. There weie fo.ir ot th -ui In the crowd,
and all of them aa<iaiilted bits. Compiatnant
(?truck him, and d'-.^ndant struck ht u in
turn wi'h a biliy. H - ttiilv recogniz??d Tiro
)>erlake *v the n an with wubui he had th? en
counter. field tor the gtanu jury, in d'tanlt ot
tl.CMl be t da,
G SOIiGETO WN.
I'viM or H:a lu tcKiEc ?The colored man,
Saiuuel Sorrell, who %? J) Inj'irel by Ih.o^
atiuckoi the b< .id duxii'tT a tree Ugbt on tae
canal la> Wfdne^iay. as .-rated iu \oaVcrda?V
St ar. It, s at 'he geueral hoe; ital. on ti. cor
ner of ll:gh and 3d fctreetc, iu a very critical
COid.tui. It i?? the opinion ot the attending
phyalnai' that hie iT>jnrien wii! re*ult fatally.
fiRAtr rHAPK?The rece'pt* of grain to >l%y
arc Ti.i\ W* repott <?>? bua'jola of corn
j>er steamer K*pre??< to .1. (i. A .1. M. Waters.
We no'e -ales \o?terda;( of 7?< 'tuaheW wh-at at
* 1 33, bu: bel.x at *1 5, 5.V.* buAbel.n at M 3i ^,
7'0 bnt-brl* at if I .'.|vj,aud 650 bu-heis at *1 I 5.
Market
l lHA&t 1AL aa n umniaiai,.
H ull Ktrei't To <ay
Hew Tn??. Drcenitoar I'.?Th? tort1* loatralal
artit !<???>? 5Th?-Bte<k E* .?har>g? tna. k<-li are I. -s
ar iv? * t ..li i<*terdayt aixt "jx^ulatiTe ?tian-? a^ a
mic ntn; In the e?t?i marl.K th^rt- i? t dteved to
t?- ?!) ac:!ve bat n t avar wtrana cl*'iu? at w rk.tu*
aar ?? that advaiM ed g-'H over PS, and rtoeatly
<i*rr?*iK' itiolits. At rri??*Tit tbta cllgne na^iin
tn be at witk u the *?io t*eft, i-ien th *.?
who a: D'.t Uihc'Ij c<nr'ru>.: :u Hi' flee
of ?ol<5. etthor a* irf-'chikit* or ??y^alt.ora,
t?- - i n i. teroai ic the coin movement, anu tti* be
cai.<?-of ? f.a !r>w rteerTea of the h w %".>?* ?>a-k?,
vh-ih bfc.e I iv'i ri-lutd at) nt on?-h?lf within a
f?v w?-< V?,chitili or tbt ?htpn.ect to 'h? ta* rtor
uflir ai iMiiern ' a. Sine* ls?' Mature ay a :>a k
itateiref ef-< ct JJtV.t vl liats la ?ili coin ui>
te< ne-\f. rt?d,ai it i? i ow r^??n "nt that to-.njr
r. ??'? ??? tti r? will tak*1 < ut 1..W ? <0 dolla't m-TB
I'p to tt?- i reieit tme the lew-if r?tei; ??? . ??
scarcely ary eft e* o? tba B-o%ey mark-t.
a>t? <>ret H wax ei.ttrei> re? inabi? t >
?urk< ft i' ?< cid. 11 rr.? b< j fot'i- i of tiie hack
iMtnce i'r?v u t? i !i;k limit wll' fa., to aiv?uc?
the tate- fnv the loan ?ti<>' htt i 3 ?pi:e of ill rta* >.i?
c ' n' j a " r^'Ti alt. at 2(a I cent, on d >iu*:i!. la
t!ie Itca! i^an rnaiket cat! l^ar? a:e <|i ted t : ?
percent Prrni? tcercantilc paper ( In at
p?*r cent Sen'echi ice r in:m ?' ill e Ine a- !-> p- ?
iriil t rn.eL,< <t r*i r? ey hy t** K?w y ib
t aikF nf - c' tioui in ? .ce?6 of receip'e, but nut
lu large in excre* aa a week ago.
? ?
ihe "arketg
Buir* Kk. P cember II.?Virginia il*?a, t*?l
er?. ?!?: '? ir*itl?.'-. eonaolMared, *5'?: Wmi Tie
aiLi?'*.r V -rib 0?rid' >a ?i*-a, old.l' . do. new,
li . do .?? rial tax 6 bid to-dar.
BaLT ? 'It. I>?i-niVi 11?OoUol dn'.l?law rnifl
rt 'i.p-.ll ) Ficur ?jcfai ai.d atcady. pr.c-i un
rr?i.?.i* bn Arm?No 2'adw.at n
1 !?; Tti' fl\r)l?i '1. 1 I: <ii1 3P; do ibititr, 13H
I SP; do ?> hit*>, 1.1'' ^1 3f. otb?ra ancbaij*.'i. Oo-a
M<ody a* I '*? c<h<1 d'triand? *htte ?->uth^l^?,7S", tt;
ye'lew r "il*rn, 7. ,.w}j; miaed wt-wrn, #"4#.
t-Kio gv. t bot Brm?aoiitberu, W ?? i'.<; wr?r?ru
a'nt' fi. do nuzad, <4 Bra doil a.>4 un
ctar?e<' B iy nrchanged. P-avtfi >na '>re?u'ar
fctdnr* Mea-por* 31 0 'i to Bulk ni at?
r-trtna' ?ai tiv enred o'<V"w.7lt ?7; e'e^r rit?
tidra.H1 t)V BMCt>n firm?*iiou!d-r?-cure-', 1
\y-.: rl? ?* rih si.tea, fair ?npply at iS clJ , (n?r
crr?-d.l? 15. Lard.M < U\ fjr whihtj -aanianl
reftu'd Wentwro buttei hrm aid nnebanK'-"!. Cuf
U< flini'r. Wbi-kv ncchanced. Ba*ar nnchanc d.
? kk, beeemher It.?Stee*"* doll Mn:"-y,
' O' d. 11 Eicbauso, loLg,?c>as; aboit,
t i'il': n^a <?nll.
Few ck, D^remb-^r 11 ?Finnr dull and >?:?
chat f' %t"b??it ^ii??t ?r.t *taad? . Ora iteaty
Lwsh-on.O*cn-lHt li. li jo p a.? *' n?o!? fur ar
connt.9.1 91',. Krie.J.".,
LonroN, December 11. 1J0 ?.tn ?Th? weather
thr?nab< tit t.gluirt to <iai la uCvtt' xl. C.'^sol
f.riroB. J1 . *rta,f?^.'-^
I- M'< n, Itecen har II, 2 p. ??.?Tbera'e f Hi
cc-ont ii pen n-?rke' for thre? tnonth# b.ll* ia i'
p> rrect which ia ? below the Bank f Xagland
rae.
Lom <. D?<en-b''r tl, 5 p m ?Tbe amonat c".
bullion - ^e into the BicK rf f?e'*nd to-da* la
?2} reo it ajls f r tn oej , J1 f ?? acc junt,
12 trK
CITF ITEMS.
The t \Rr;E?T assoktmiht of Sti'l an 1 So't
Felt Hat . tor Gentlemen. Boy* and Children. I
id at Lew v. Holiday -'yles Silk ana Fait jn*i !
feat red. _ _ -
A Pi t ? aMD PTiVK ot Fancy tlo'vls for fient'i
wear '? i?s, Bowa, SrarO. Olovo-, Han.Kir
ch:efr, ( in?*, Hoaicry. Collar*, Jtc., &j.. Mut
able for i re^ent", at rery low y rtm. = tor euh, *t
Lewis', Ml 7th street, between I and K. I
Jt f?T rbckived, Lam'fsVin Orer'oatir.T" of
tbel^'e*' ftjlea and co'ora, which will be h?n.!
?t<mel> i^ Adt- up, to special order, for -s}j. Great
bargain'- in F.nslish pantaloon gooie. uitdeto
order. ? n* Price Only.
Gso. 0. Heumim-, No. 410 Seyeuth Mr et.
?
Trt l'o^'ey'n Y?ui Powder, you "*"'l aoon
find it, i otui. y theb?*t, but aIm? the cl"?a4.eet
Baking Powder. Put up lull, net weight.
Cob*?, ?"The wise for Uea'th on da ly
walka ^t^pend/'and thousands patroniza I?r.
WhitC't . jtabllshineiit. !Cb 15?h atre>!t, oppaaite
U. S- l'ea?pry,to avoid painful Corue, Bao>
Icra, It erted Mailt, etc.
To i*v rritic of Rupture wear tha Elastic
Iruw, . 5 Pennaylvanta ayanue northwest. 5,6
?? ? ?
Trt i i? EtAKTic T^uss, 2J5 Pennsylranta
avenue 2.5
j^?AL J;AyQr?8,
bit All MC?r? and BOAS,
a. all other d?-itr?.l.l* FUKsafiw io n*e.
At WILLCTT * KUorF ?,
HATTHtiS A 1U VVRKISRS.
?it- S-tr 905 Pennsylvania avenue.
1874o?btin?.alt.a pabtt |874
BvTPNDA OF TUB D i. OAPIT'JL
Tickets for aal< at
U. G.OPBNWILL A B0N9,
rtr.s Orccers, 141* Pr-^aiyiT?.,i? ?nn.n,
deiS-'r Oppoalt'- WMlirJ - Bi>l.
91. W, Gatt, Ilro. & ?'o.
Fave ibis vasun para >sallv mlscted abroal witb
' priatc??asnd
IMPOKTKD DISSCT
the Larr'St at 4 meat B'egaat Aaaoitai- at of
FINE FANCY GOODS,
I CLOCKS, BhObZCH.
CP ABA GL ????*??,
EVBNISQ f AMI,
INOhleQ POCK BT aid TABLK CC TLCBY. * .
tTer oflt-red to tfceir east mors; whisb. tctfHi-er
wiib ac uunaitally laeg- atoe* of
WATCH*fc, JtWF.LHY tIUV#B AID I" 1N t
P .i ATAO WaU?,
They effer at rery low pricaa
?/"AtifBdos U caHad lu th?-ir a?*or,iu4ut of very
' ' i NILISH CBT^TAL ciiAHDBLI H-J.
ForrC.ct.br.Ilia cy aut
BaAL BOONOMT
thty yxcel aay heret.f^ra IntroJo. ad. Ate9
(\ | ALAOA Ba IPI S3; am all tamk*: ?ary eb^tca;
lv I own lupoitation from Frnri't V.taaaCj;
pi ice k for fu-ir-peand fancy b. *.
9 Q tiOBHWBLIi A tost,
HIIS UUOCK&B,
dic!-tt 1419 Fenaa. avc ,op? Willard'a Motet
9
holiday goods.
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SflHMff mutt; t hrlliug!
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BOUND TO R3DUCS 5TO K.
too ma y y <; <} o u js .
>: O T ENOUGH MONEY
1)ETERMIXE/> 7 0 HELL.
rURCHASK NOW
AXI> SAVE THE I)IFFEHEXCE
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