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FACTS AND RUNoRs.-The agent for the As
ISOLATED Press telegraphed the following last
evening:
THE Attorney General Secretary of the Treas.
ury and Postmaster General Were to-day enyaged
in making out instructions to the agent in Phil
adelphia with regard to the post-offce custom
house and courthouse buildings. Unless there
shall be disappointment in making a sale OF the
lots which the law authorizes, the work of con.
struction will rapidly progress
The New York Heraid's correspondent saws
"The United States and England having failed
to come to any definite understanding regarding
the right Of search visit the French Govern,
Inent has stepped in and submitted PROFIT to the
English Government which our Government has
adopted, and which will probably settle the
vexed question:
This prCJet, it is understood, is for comman
ders OF naval vessels to pay merely u friendly
visit to such vessels as they may have reason b,
suspect of being slaysrs. This Government
has expressed itself as having no objection 20
it, but at the same time has ayowed itself de-
termined to hold the visiting parties responsi
bic for any violation of maritime rights towards
a vessel sailing under our flag
The HeraiES correspondent also saws. in
reference to Sir William Gore Ouseley's opera
tions in Central America, that distinguished
foreigner here not long since received letter
from Sir William Gore Ouseley, in which he
predicted that the Cass-Irisarri treaty would
never receive the sanction of the Government
Of Nicaragua.
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CORNS.
IN Order to meet many appointments DIR. Schultz
VIII remain TILL Saturday evening longer, so that all
can enjoy the comforts of easy feet. COrns Bun
ions, and Nails IN summer are very Troublesome
Dr. SIS method Is painless, instantaneous, and per-
Mrs. Philip, Wm. II. Selden. A. b. Magruder, Benz
Holt, Esq, Mrs. English, &c. ROoms-2Ol Penn
avenue, south side. corner of 18th st. mar 29-3ts
A SPECIAL NOTICE
ATTENTION is called tn the Trustees sale on
Friday afternoon. April LIST, at 5 O'Clock, on the
premises, of lots Nos. q. %, "a 49, and the north
half of .Ot No IS. fronting 4th street west be-
tween nj and N streets north
This property is handsomely located i'm a rising
nciehborhood aud will be sold in lots to suit. Sale
without reserve.
w. $. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
mar 29-d JAS. c. McGIrTRE 4 Co. AuctS.
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EQR RENT.fhe two story FRAME Dwell
l. LING on Montgomery street above Weet
The house rs supplied with Gas and gas fxt1res and
Wall be vacated ..n the LIST Of pr. Apply neat door
north 81 no. ~ Montgomery street, Georgetown.
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SALE OF THE UNIoN.-The Union comes to
us this morning with paragraph at the head
Of its editorial column announcing the sale of
the establishment to Gen. George W. Bowman
the present Superintendent of Public Printing
who is to take possession on the llth of April
proximO, as its sole proprietor.
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cv& - n n " DO
ATTENTION HoUsEkRErERs AND OTHERS.
have this day received q few Of the DR.. KANE
II UP r g 1T tDI NH G-ROOMN
REFRlGERATORS,, improved and G5|II
G s. S GEE. sIRso tfw AacTc
49, REFRIGEKATORS, manufactured BY
Cortland & Co, of Baltimore; and a new article
never having before been introduced into this mar
ket, called the POLAR REFRIGERATOR, in
vovns important principles never before attained :;
together with great variety Of CHEST and UP
RIGHT REFRlG Err ATORS. filled in with char
coal. Prices ranging from s. to S45.
am determined to have the very best Refrigera
tors that can be procured in this country, and all
sell will be warranted as represented.
have also received another supply of CHILD
REN'S CARRIAG Is and CHAISES; something
very handsome; prices from SSH tn SIS. WATER
COOLERS Of the best and latest improved pat
terms, from S225 to SIS. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS of all kinds, COOKING STOVES, and
other goods In endless variety, and the cheapest in
the city.
Balcony in front full of goods Please call on
G. WOODWARD,
Extensive dealer in Housnfnrnishing Goods,
mar 2a-St No. 3la Pa av., bet 18th and nth SITS.
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IL saOo IN GIFTS Tonight. Odd Fellow, H.

IL sao IN GIFTS Tonight. Odd Fellow Hall.
INHE BILLIARD HALL. situated on the north
Il east corner Penn. avenue and nth street, will
he opened on Monday morning, April 4th.
mar S'-(w MARI FISHER.
E'kESH FRUITS, &c.-Fresh Peaches in glass
Jars and quart tin canS-thcir flavor not sur
passed. by the fruit when plucked from the tree ::
also, BARTLETT Pears. Pine Apples, Plumhs Rasp
berries CherrIes-all of first Quality also, Toma-
toes, Pie Plant, Peas. Mushroom. Asparagus &c
mar - corner Vermont ave aud fsth -
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Fox "a l. EooTwo large GRAPERIEs aad
Il GREEN HOUSES, on 5th street, b-tween X
and l. streets, the property Of David A. Hail 20
Also; hne collection Of HOT HOUSE aud
otnsr II III; And choice variety Of VINES
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From THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION. The
steamer Memphis has been heard from by let
tiers written from Rio Janeiro, January Goth,
which port she reached in FIVE days in Per-
nambuco All were well on board. There
were some cases Of yellow fever among the
shipping in the port of Rio. The Memphis
would sail in few days for Montevideo
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good: The vessel vas to sail for Lsghom in q
few days. During her cruise in the Mediter-
ranean this noble steamer has been visited by
slarge number Of officers connected with he
Governments of Europe, and has everywhere
excited the most unqualified admiration.
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ENOR RENT-A threc-story BRICK HOISE
IL pleasantly situated on the Island, near the pub
lac grounds. Rent S2n lRqnire Of II. u. CLARKE,
Esq corner of Louisiana avenue and 9th stres 4 or
at No. 545 18th street. Island. mar 6-sH
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MOUNTED RHLENEN.-A board Of officers
will assemble at Carlisle Barracks on the 9Th
proIimo, to examine into a system of evolu-
ton for Mounted Rifemen acting as skirmish-
srs, prepared by Lieutenant Maury, of the
Mounted Rifemen. They will report fully
upon the merits Of the system, and give their
opinion as to its adaptation to the service The
board will consist Of Lieut.. Col. Crittenden,
Brevet Lieut.. Col Porter, and Lieut. Maury.
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LOR RENT-A three-story BRICK DWELL
IL ING, nearly new, with hack building. contain-
ing ~ rooms, Sltnated 2ls street between III aud
l. Apply at EARlfS Stables, II street, near zlst.
IN
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ENOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE
Nc: 20; fronting on Penn. avenue, second house
east OF the kIrkwoOd Honse. Inquire of II ICHARD
SMITH, Esq. st the Bank of Metropolis The
lease expires the 81 st Of March, I87a mar aIW
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tn OUR QUARTERLY ACCOUNTS.
a HE Accounts of all persons upon our books will
tween this date aud the soth instant Persons mi
wishisg to have their bill presented al thei hon
our store: WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO, :"
mar asst So Pa ysnns
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WANTS.

WANTED-A respectable GERMAN GIRL for
w hSusework. Apply at 457 9th street, between
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-Tbe three sbry BRICK HOUSE
Il ON the corner 81 10Th street ~ New Nork ave-
nue.. Apply at the Grocery Store ia the building.
mar ~ 81
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EQR SAl.E.0n Very Accommodating Terms
4 valuable BRICK DWELLINGS VIZ: ODe
situated on west side 2lst street west bet x,ean ~
and Il north two on the south side OF 4 ST month
one OF which, mo l67, with spacious grounds 81
tached, between 18th and 18th streets west and liza
other between 20th aud 2lst streets west: two al
Joining, Nos 45 aud AZ with large lots attachi
on north side New York avenue. between I7th and
18Th streets west one north side q street DoTth
De.wsen lzth aud l3h west one No. 4l4l ON north
sde street, between lth and nth wet; alsn So
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IL HEN " nIhIf fEh ChNI
All persons using steam Roil.r, xro,ld Al werts
srasoPt ,MOODRUFFsS PATENT ANTI-FRlC,
lion STEAM AND FIRE REGULATION
Regulating both hre and steam The advantage are
very great IN saving fuel, preventing explosions
RfessrvlTg the boilers, and keeping all things an
iorm- w oud refer 10 this Star loice engine
or Ia III. d q. G. Schnider, or any Of the numefo1
persons using them.
ID. w. HEATH, Agent
mar lstm Washington, d. q,
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HOlSEkEEPING.-D ABLE OPPOR-
IL TCNlTl FOR A SMALL. FAMII.N.-A
SUIT oi spacious Rooms, admirably adapted Tor
housekeeping. tahording equal privacy with a seps
rate dwelling vi be rented To an acceptable ten
ant upon rea enable terms. Apply at conner a, 81
and Missouri az. Reference required. mar ~ -3ts
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EOR SAIE-A fine, we'll stocked CIGAR
Il SfOR q. centrally located. and doing a good
business Will he sold cheap for each. Address
through the Post Office. A. BIER NARD.
mar - ST
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an, and have been frequently mentioned. Lssg
sos.cb.s xiiI not be endured if members are Oh
load "a listen instead Of written essays vii come
.Ytsupor,oooas debate, which will bring out tss
POINTS Of question and hasten an intelligent de-
o.iOu; legislators in Dsine viii be legislators in
fact better or worse and vii devote the three or
four hours Of the daily session ID business. Fever
letters will be written during those hours, fever
leg, will be prominently displayed TO the galleries
Buncombo viii not at once cease its existence but
unless it be entertaining Buncombe, it wilt not be
listeEed to. This reform will necesstAts change
in the awkward and confused rules of the House,
ard will be likely to hasten the abolition Of frank
ing, a reform which, apart from its economical
advantages, cOmmends it'elf to all opponents OF
the dlfIsaon of useless documents and speeches.
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fBy Telegraph

SENATE....ALBAsY, March Z, 1899.
Mr. PROSSER introduced bull to authorize lncor-
pOYated associations, except banks, to change their
location anywhere in the State at the viii of the ma
iority of the directors, after public nstice.
The resolution 10 allow tue affidavit OF Il. Il. Suth-
erland. iully and decisiyey denying the statement OF
MI Frink that he had told him thai he received
Ally money fer bis vote the passage Of the Albany
Bridge bill ard declaring that he had never had any
conyers alton with said fTnk the subject and WAS
rot member Of the Legislature when the bIl passed,
to be placed on file and printed, laid on the table
for the present.
Mr. PRATT introduced a resolution insructing the
seutayes OF the State in Congress to urge the
passage of law by which books copyrighted IN the
Southern District OF the State, may be deposited in
the Library C. the Historical Society," and those copy
rghted in the Northern District, ID the state Library
Tabled.
Tie Canal Appropriation bill was ordered to a third
reading.
The Bin for the Better Prevention Of Frauds or Ca
nal Revenues was laid on the table.
Diyen's remarks on s.tuday cou-
defining the Committee Of the SsBse tor ths
manner Of corducng their proceeding and Tor retaining
referred 10 the oun!i;e- on fioac
Budnk ard Dot q the Ssecial Committee ooassns Of
ks.u LoyelsnG Scott ana Darling
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr. POND reported favorably the bill 10 authorize
Supervisors to appoint Inspectors OF Election and Dis
tnct CsDvAssers III Ner-l0rk.
Mr. SHAW introduced bin 10 extend Albany street
10 broadway; 10 widen Trinity place from Liberty
street TO its termination and extend it from thence TO
Battery place. and to widen Morris and Rector streets
whenever ten owners OF land assess1De Tor sUch I'M
proven ents, apply for the came.
The bill authorizes tho Controller 10 appoint epe-
cia Attorney for suits arising under the act, and pro-
vides special award, at the discretion OF Conms-
soners 10 be appointed by the Supreme Court to the
survivors OF those buried IN Trinity Church graveyard
and to the corporation Of the church. for the removal
Of tho remains and monuments there; but the award
il not accepted and the removal made within the
specified time the Commissioners have full power ~
rnak @ the removal themselves.
Mr.. SMITH called mp the resolution requiring from
tie Commissioners OF Emigration by what authority
they have applied TO the Courts 10 test the title TO
Castle Garden, and it was adopted.
Mr. HALL called up the resolution requiring from
the Auditor the number Of Collectors and Assistant
Clerks employed on the Canals, and whether any re-
ducton can be made. Resolution adopted.
The House sgreed TO hold evening sessions except
on Mondays and Saturdays.
M RArCHELLER called up the resolution re-
quirirg information from the Attorney General as to
tie cOnstituuOnahty Of the laws tigned by the Cover
nor after the Adjournment Of the Legislature.
Evening SESSION.
The Senate only is in session this evening.
A resolution was adopted to suspend the joint rue,
In order that the Annual oprOpr alton bill may be
considered Oh any dag prior to the 25.h inst.
The special order being the consideration Of the sob
iect Of the alleged vacancy in the XIth Senatorial
District, il was taken up, after debate.
Mr. OWEN offered the following:
Reached That William g. Msneevle having been appointed
10 the Office PosmAser StuyVesaut F BY accepting
such appointment V.csed bs office Of Senator
Before the question taken, the subject was post
pOned till tomorrow, at 4 o'clock P. IN.
The bito amend the Marine Court act WAS ordered
TO = third reading.
Mr.. ELY introduced bill empowering banks in
any town or city where five are trsnsacting
business 10 associate together into Clearinghouse
Association for the object OF efecting daily exchanges
between banks thus associated within said town or
city ard for the payment OF bank balances resulting
from such exchanges Adjourned.
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NEW-JERSEY POLITICS.
ceTesPeE3elee Of The n. Y. Tribune.

ceue,FoHiencs Of The n. Y. Tribune.
TRENTON, March Z, 1850.
The contest now going on at Trenton, for the
election Of United States Senator, TO Eli the place
Of that recreant son Of New.Jersey, the Hon. WIN.
Wright is one Of the most complicated that has
| taken place within the memory Of our Oldest pol
itician.
The principal cause Of this complication arises
from the fact that the 0pposi.iOn is composed OF
very Heterogeneous materials. The Senate consists
Of IL Administration, Anti-LecomptOu Democrat,
Republicans, American-Republic,ns, and l
Shanghse American, alas Straight-Out Doushface.
In the House there is clean OPpOE ton majority
Of II.
With such melancholy classification in the Son.
ate, you vii be able to appreciate the difficulties
in the way of accomplishing anything not sanc!Dn-
ed By the Administration.
TIE action Of the m,iOrity in the Senate has, 50
far, been in keeping with the unenyiable reputation
earned By the Lecomp.onite party. Contrary to
al precedent, the Senate have attempted to dictate
to the Governor whom be shall appoint to the Office
Of Chancellor.
Ignoring the letter snd spirit Of the Constitution,
which provides that be 4" shall be nominated by the
Governor, and appointed b. him, with the advice
" and consent of the Senate, they are eDdeivOring
to construe this advice and consent into debating
prerogstiye.
So far have they carried their extraordinary
usurpaton that the distinguished qualifications OF
such men as Hon. A. o. Zabriske, Asa Whitehead,
and Aaron s. Pennington, have failed to receive
their constitutional consent; and in the case OF the
two former nance, each has twice received
peremptory rejection. This refusal to confirm is
net based upon any want of fitness IN the eandi-
dates, but upon the sy9wea 1s.egmla.aa ~ Teises
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e SeTvts ~ their masters unter sad W virtue Of ~
Act Of 'aid cosge-. approved he i day 2, y, a.
g., restns n ,tVes from usi % parsons sscsyat ron
"'te serce Of Their shall in aay eaPsciiy serve
Any psrsor sos. violate .sy Of Il. Frov.sas
coon ..iou frcr lbs STATE MS s,s
sail be dssmea v,c1 aac Be shi D. forever iel-
a., 20 any oo o. tFI b1aor o. so.snent usasf ne laws
q this stair.
sEC H. Iay person who shall csuas. ,srney Zoe
sny esmSt q asy A'ss-e tueiis- from 'eiv,c- "a .oo, -
section ot th sts be deemed 70 asve esisned say
nisou fr0p ;hi sste iha- he may po-.es az De
there seT from appearing Is oona' OF IN
sro Il: Any Oh rls deputy heri jor con"sse
OF ooeT Of thi' s;e, Polee'nAa 81 81, o'y o.
sussr Of se nj q. = tn, stat .s, h.rrs-r arrest
.ugsou cstsil ali in sFiesis q.
tsinrE returning 5@sop o TIE ai' DC "A sa
Judged 20 b fuEtVe rom service OF i.eo' %
ishsd ~ taoussEd DOL ara ne ors taA1
nv iloa'Ane 5oaai. SAD ~ H pI''I're, ;, 49,.
stc r. Tss Gov nor sod ssa tbs ,tvc,
ss,s ., .torbv ~so. daty il bal be to ever, g-r,o,
claimed asive GnssT The PFovison Of toe se' 81 Con
attorneys appointed .bA receive 50 os saca Person
paid he Irssrret warrant 70 Dc ks1ss og t1s
So. a. Thi, ,ct ,hsT take eject inm,ds,elJ.
The Governor returned TO the Assembly WIN
lis veto. to-day, IAN Act to authorize the Board
"ot Directors of tho JUmett and Auburn Plank
Rosd Company to assess the stockholders OF said
Company for the payment of the debts thereof
"aId TO make the same into gravel road, Iae
bill authorizes the Directors, on request OF ma
jorty of tie stockholders in interest. to assess the
stock such sum SO shall be sufficient to pay of The
Indebtedness of the Company, and convert the road
into gravel road. And in case any stockholder
shall refuse or neglect to pay any sucn sInent
within ninety days after demand, the stock shall be
forfeited to the use OF the Company.
The Governor objects TO this bill as unnecessary,
as far as the payment Of the Company's debts Is
concerned there being general law for the settle
ment of such affairs and unjust to the minority IN
interest as far as it proposes to assess such per-
sons for purpose not contemplated by the Com
pany at the time of its organization. Acts OF SIM
liar character to this have been passed by former
Legislatures cf this State. The fact that motion
10 pass this bill notwithstanding the objections OF
the Governor received only two votes shows quite
plainly that the Assembly regard Gov. Morgan :
objection as entirely sound.
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DisORDERLY HoUsE.-For several months the In
mates Of the wsteIouTe establishment in Lsght sveok
have been excessively annoyed at the conduct sSd
tors Of the occupants and visitors Of drinking ssiosa
in Canal street, near by, known as The Red, White
and Blue, and kept by the "widow Forester Fer
beasnce having ceased to be virtue with the d.
cpes Of aqua purse they recently went before msgis
hste and made complaint against the place, alleging
that it disordery house, and resort for low ssd
dissoluts chaIsctes Last evening Sergeant Smith Of
the Fifth Precinct, armed with warrant sad accom-
panied by portion Of the squad under his commend,
made decent upon " The Red, Whits and Bloc"
ard Appreciated tho following persons whom tAsy
found upon the premises Harriet Forester, siss
WIDOW Fone,tsr lpropre.ressJ, Hannah WL-
5ron, Mary Clinton, josephine Carson, and Viz
ginis Saunders. Ire lights were eItinguiShed, The
place locked up and tie prisoners marched TO the
Fifth Precinct Station House. whore Capt Hutchiags.
after registering their nsmes ages, nativity sad pre-
f.tsioD, cent them below.
The prisoners had been but short time looked up
before man, giving his name a. j. H. Wisr, called
upon Capt. Hutchipgs and Interested for the WIDOW
Fonester and Der "girls" but his touching spPeais
had no effect upon the captain.
Mrs. Forester stated tia, Wier had bought hex out
on Monday yesterday morning, and intended carrying
or the buEness. She ssid he w1 to psy her weekly
sum on account Of lease and fItures. Hope revived
in the prisoners when wisr made his appearances, bet
was speedily disspsted when they discovered that
he could not effect their release Mia or Nm. Ssas-
ders particularly claimed wier % . protector. Tss
girs, excepting Carson were not very prsposssss-
Ing In appearance, and their ages varied from - 10 w.
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Weather Reports.


BALTiMoRE-Cloudy and cool.
Cloudy and cool.
PITERsBURC-ClOudy sud cool
NoRFOLK-Wpd r. fheim. j1'.
WILMMCToS-R Rainy and warm.
CHARIG sroN-Coudy. Therm. go. Wind NE
savASNAH-R Rainy Theirs. 66o. Wind Sc.
NAcoS-Cloudy, ard heavy Jsin last ritht-
HoNTGomERY-ClesI, but a heavy rain lsst night. -
LowER PEAcH-Therm So Clear bu. heavy rain last night
LYScHBURo-RAiny. Them. 3zo n So
KSoxvILLE- Rainy. TheTu. AZ 70 5J'.
CHATTASooGA-Raipy. Therm- AZ TO So.
CUMBERLAND-C Cloudy sna warm.
WIZ ELING--Raining.
CtNCISNATI-COudy and warm.
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FROM FLASHING TON.
GUANO ISLANDS DISCOVERED.

GUAM ISLdNDO DlOOoN EhEb'
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March 5, 1oJ9.
Noticing, few days since, that Chppsrton
Island had been proclaimed to the world as be-
longing to the Emperor of France, and as this
guano question hs, become one Of the first moment,
it has occurred TO me it would not be unnterestiug
to your readers to know il any, and how many
eusne islands in the Pacific Ocean or elsewhere
have become the property of citizens of the United
States, and have been recognized BY the Govern
ment as pertaining to its territories under the act
of Congress approved August Is, 1856.
The following is believed to be correct lat OF
said islands, and their several ATTITUDES and oOsl-
udes viz:
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Fire at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Monday, March !, 1879.
AT hafpsst O'Clock on Saturday night, the Bern
Main street was destroyed by fire. II wss occupied
in the lower part by Martin Roth, hat store; Mrs.
Rose, millinery; Henry Drehl, cigar store. The up
per part occupied as offices. The entire block,
with nearly all the contents Of the stores and Offices,
was destroyed, including valuable law snd medical
libraries. Los nearly $50 900; insurance $4,000.
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CONGRESS.
srNA1E-ExrRA SEssIOn.

WAsHTSGToS, March 7, 1852
Mr. SCENARIOS resOso.i %, calling on tbs Secretsy
OF War Tor copies Of contracts winch have been made
Tor the removal of the Obstrur,ioBs ~ the mouth Of
ibs Mississippi the amour. expended therefor aud to
whom paid Was adopted.
Sir. BROWN presented = memorial from Messrs
PesbODo ( B1e,er, b nters Of extra documents for
the Senate alleging that, owing to the small amount
OF binding they nave had ccntTasted with previous
years ney have Zoe. money, aLi therefore ask indeu
nifty.
On motion Ct Nr. MASON, the memorial w.5 tabled
by A. agsnst >.
The Sera'e then veat into Secret Session.
No public business wss transacted, aud al soon as
the dOOrs opened the Senate adjourned.