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graphal surveys aud astronomical la adj
don to the Issiaac. on hand. thoasand doars-
FOR continuing the Publication Of the series OF Wind
and Current Charts and for deying all the expenses
connected herewith, fifteen thousand dollars
FOR models drawings, and copying ior postAge
freight aud transportaon for keeping grounds la
der ion fuel and lights and FOR all other contingent
expenses and for the wages Of persons employed the
United States Naval Observatory and Hydrographieal
Once, VIZ one instrument maker, two watchmen and
porter, six thousand dollars.
For the erection aud repairs OF buildings Improvement
aud preservation OF the grounds and for contingencies at
the United States Naval Academy fifty thousand dol
lars.
For completing seven screw soops and one s,iewheel
steamer authorized by act twelfth june eighteen hun
dred and nifty eight six hundred aud seventy four thou
sand dollars @
SIC 2 And Be further enacted, That the following
general order issued by the Secretary OF the Navy and
dated January thtieth eighteen hundred and fifty nine
be. and lhe same is hereby, confirmed
"GeSraAL oHDEa
Chief Engineers of than twelve years viii rank
with Commanders @
Chief Engineers Of less than twelve years with Lieu
tenants. a
First Assistant Engineers. next after Lieutsnant.
Second Assistant Engineers next after Masters
Third Assistant Engineers, with Midshpmen.
Commanding and executive officers OF whatever grade
will take precedence over all Engineer Officers.
This order confers authority 10 exercise military
command and no additional right to quarters
ISAAC ToUCEY,
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department January ID, 1859.
SIC 8. did 10 further enacted That the sixth section
OF the act Of sixteenth January eighteen hundred and
fifty seven entitled San act TO amend TO promote
the efficiency Of the Navy shall be construed to ia
cude officers who at the time they dropped placed
the reserved list had been detached from duty
moved from command for supposed ineiiciency unfit
ness but who have since been restored to the active list
and such officers shall receive the pay they were
receiving respectively when they detached
removed up to the termination of their cruise when 80
detached deducng any pay they may have otherwise
oeyed during the time aforesaid and that this shall
tend to any officer who has been transferred the
Tough list to the leave of absence list by the President
with the advice and consent Of the Senate That such
officers OF the navy dropped from the service by
the action Of the late " Naval Retiring Board and who
have been subsequently, restored to the service ard placed
upon the g fuIlough leave pay list shall be al
lowed furlongh pay placed upon the flough list and
leave pay IL placed upon the leave list for and during the
time they dropped deducng any pay which they
otherwise received during the time Aforesaid.
Approved March 1859 e. l a#f
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Book NonoEs, prepared for todays paper and CROWDS
out, will appear Tuesday. t
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The Association Of Jews of Petersburg purchased tho
property on Market street belonging to the late John
simpson, for the sum Of 81 1850 The association con-
template building synagogue this property for the
devotional Of the present congregation Of Jews In
Petersburg -'' :
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Another NJ AT the fifty second annual commence
ment OF the University Of Maryland, at Baltimore yester-
day the degree of Doctor of Medicine was conferred upon
Charles T. Wilson, Of this District.
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BuRss CELEBRATION RrroRrs for sale at Philips shep
ard b and Bishops bookstores
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MA pAwsoN's BENEFrr.

Although forced cor want OF space, to omit the
greater portion Of our 'ocal items must commend
70 the public the clas of the Metropolitan Comedian TO
full house At his benefit Monday night II, nosds
introduction and the Washington play going public
equally well acquainted with his his,ronc merits and
with his gentleman like department in social lie His
praises heard every hand yet those praises P,od
ha J,a Lts and We trust that bis friends viii exert them
selves TO have the the tire fusd Monday rght omni
bus like II win hold great many people but ii
ertheless be filled Shall it be filled The oketseller
win be able TO this question Monday night
and the friends of the beneficiary viii enable him 10 de
eide II they do their duty he will announce 'bum-
per-"
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

NEw York, March 5.-Stocks closed dull--Chcago &
Rock Island, GA Illinois Central bonds, 80 New
York Central, 500 Reading 494 Milwaukee and Mis-
sssippi, 1915 Virginia 6's, 96s United States SIS
1874, 1924 Sterling exchange arm
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NOVEL ATTRACTION.
PHILHARMONfC HALL g

PANORAMA OF THE WILKES EXPLORING ExrEnIIoN AROUND
WORLD.
FTIlE first public exhibition of this beautiful and
original serial painting will take place Philharmonic
Warrington Monday March 9TH carefully
painted from the Drawings OF accompanied
peton aud s certified 20 BY the commander aud
other ocers As specimen If r4uoraHic painting has
BY artists and By the most unique per-
feet work produced C. FleSkINE, Proprietor,
One of the members OF the Exploring Expedition.
Gs-rckets rs oents--no reserved seats.
Doors at 10 commence quarter eight
g. H.'H
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IN PRESS-fiistory Of the Life and Times of
James Madison, by Hon. w c. ves, LIST
Will be ready In May next Boston; LATHE, Brown Co.
Feb 25--2w a .str. II.
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OFFICIAL.

Special orders WAR DEPARTMENT Autin Generals Office,
No 81. Washington March 4 1859
board OF mecl officers consist Of Surgeons C. Finley
NJ Cuyler, and r. Moore viii assemble Philadelphia
syvan Friday the Isl day Of April 1859 thereafter
practicable for the examination assistant for promo
to aud Of such candidates for appointment to medical
may be invited TO present themselves, asa sttaN a
Assistant Surgeon H. Crane appointed Board
BY order Of the Secretary Of War s COOPER,
s...... AdJatant General
Applicants must he between II and Is years Of age.
ArlIc,oss must be add Sod 10 the SnRsTARY WAR
state the residence Of The applicant date and place Of bis
birth. They must Also be accom- oiH
bntin) by respectable tesmon sessing the and
physical qualifications reqn ediably the responsible
station, and Tor performing and duties O N
officer OF the medical .g gs ~ Mar ca
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For repairs of all kinds one thousand dollars
For pay Of supcrnendents naval constructors and all
the civil establishments at the several navy yards and
stations hundred and Riy-two thousand four hun
bred and tity-our dollars.
For the purchase Of nautical instruments required for
the OF the navy fo repairs of the same and also Of
astronomical Instruments and for the purchase of na
teal books maps and charts and COR backing and bind
ing the same twenty five thousand dollars
For printing and publishing sailing direions hydro
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BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES BUFFA-
10 Robes The Subscribers have received
superior Buffalo Robes wh, selling very cheap
Cd 4As g MCGUIRE co.
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SPRING FASHION, 1859.

i HAVE now ready for exhibition and sale, an en-
urey and elegant style Of gentlemens hats spring
H.a n JAS, Y. DAVIS,
Mar 6-3t Successor o Todd 4
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II AW boOkS--Ali the recent publications and
most Of the old standard use and yau. arc m s nv
the undessned a e prices every case which they can
pha. -
Law books not on hand can be procured Immediately 7
Mar II FRANcR TAYLOR
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TINE WASTED. We find the following good joke in the
New Orleans Picayune of last Sunday morning, The
'hero'' is well known here, of course
@ Not many months ago. party Of comedians were
journeying from New York to Washington to Join com
pany that was about to dramatic In
that city of magnificent distances. Among them were
the excellent low comedian Joo Jefferson and ono
Varieties tavores, whom will call, for shortness
Dolly. The play they to open in was The School
for Scandal aud ii taken for granted that Dolly
would be cast for the gay gentleman whose province it
would be to sing the we'll known song Here's to the
maiden of buShing sixteen Now it so happened that
Dolly did not know the song never having had occasion
to study it. Joe undertook to get him up ia it,
They travelling by rail- and all the way the lesson
lasted the platform of the cars in the baggage room
at the stopping places everywhere, and all the time Joe
was faithful teacher, and Dolly attentive aud appre
ciative pupil
"By the time they REACHED Washington the latter was
admirably up IN the song and could it off as glib
y his instructor Elatc with the anticipation of the
effect lac certain to produce in it, he accompanied hia
fiiend on their arrival, to the theatre Entering the
green room and looking at the OF the comedy fancy
his feelings finding himself down for the interest
ing and very musical part Of Old Rowley J.!
house, before which there shade trees to
adorn 1t by setting them out and if he has garden In
which he can plant bushes, -yines shrubs
let him take advantage Of the Nothing so adds
to the beauty comfort OF home the cultivation of
trees and plants around it.
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II 0ST.--ln the coat room at Mr., Guilds House in
Georgetown Monday night last silver handled BOWIE
KNIFE with silver mounted sheath gold soulorm PLATE. The
hinder leaving of WiSrds viii
rewarded. March 4--3t~
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Hon. joel PARssa, H. D., koyal fFoiesssr.
Hon. TnRorILrs PARSONS, IL. d., Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsmras, IL De- University Professor.
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pARGAINSi BARGAINS In consequence of re-
t movai 20 New York tho 9th, G D. VAN nEsEN AZ Penn
lyana avenue between I'M and sh streets, bargains
fans Indian bead and bark work, and Chimes. fancy goods
6--ls
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PAsoHAxA or wnkEs ExrloErSo ExrKDIuoS.---It will
Panorama Of rare merit Is exhibited Philharmonic
Hall to morrow evening. IL was painted by Mr. Wacott
meritorious artist under the direction of Mr. Erslne
(sho exhibits it, from drawings by artists who went
in the Expedition, never before shown 20 the public
Striking in South America South Shetland, Pamos
Lands Australia the Society and Sandwich Islands New
Zealand the Fejee Islands, Oregon and California, can
but be interesting the especially their accuracy
and tuthfulness has been certified to by the following
high authorities
WAsmSoroS CRY March 8, 1859.
Mr. CHARLES EasKISE-
DEAR SIR II affords great pleasure to state that
very much gated with the Panorama of scenes drawn
during the voyage of the Exploring Expedition round the
world and to bear my testimony to their accuracy and
truthfulness and hope you may be rewarded for your
egtions and expense ia getting it up for exhibition
Very sin .erely your friend,
CHARLES WILKES,
Captain u s. Navy, and late Commander of the Explor
ing Expedition.
1t affords pleasure to add my mite Of testimony 10
the above
WAi. L. HERNDoN,
Capt u. s. Navy, and late Commander of the Peacock.
wAsnlsoroS d @ March A, 1863.
Mn. CHARLES ERsgNE-
Sin 1t affords pleasure to add my testimony to that
of the Commanders OF the late IT, Exploring Expedition
to the correctness OF the views exhibited the
ming of the I'd inst. They are, In my opinion, much
faithful in representation of the than
such paintings usually are and hope will be fayorably
received by the public generally.
Very respectfully yours,
IT, r. PEALE,
Naturalist U. S. Exploring Expedition
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IL OF importation We have full Of
OF this delightful sprng garment s
s.a3a +. NOAH WALKER a. co,
March 4-3tif 3os Browns Hotel Bulding.
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Naturalist U. s. Exploring Expedition

TlaE WASTED We find the following good joke in the
New Orleans Pioayune of last Sunday morning. The
..heTo'' is well known here Of course
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AN ACT making appropriations for the naval service
for the year ending the thtieh Of june eighteen hun
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS
y wishing acceptable for oms Folks
Pciures.n Ff-7 ~ TAYLOR & MAURY, aE
t'i 1874
Mar 8 Agents for the American stercoscopc Company
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station and Tor performing and active duties an
OF the medical aE ga ~ Mar ca
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
OK SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 8,
MISS VANDENH0FF .
VIII selection Of Sacred Readings given by
In london with the
MOST UNBoUNDED SUCCESS
WASHINGTON THEATRE. #
-'...--a. ..-.. Mr., DAWSON
Has the pleasure Of announcing his friends h public generally
the occasion Of his BENEFIT
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH
MONEY. s.
Graves Mr.. Dawson
IRISH LION.
(Nith song 'Te Birth Of Patric
+.
special train will leave after for Alexandria
Box book open. Mar
Hess- THE LECTURE before the Washington Art As.
ISOLATION evening viii be delivered by Hon stan
"a O'clock. Mar
psas~ FInsY BAPTIST CHURCH, TESTn STREET.-The
seysnih annrersy the youths Missionary Society viii be held
this Church Sunday (oh afternoon ga O'clock Addresses
from the Rev. Dire Cole and D. Guriey Tie public respectfully
invited .-..r .s r.e... ..a ~ Mar
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RkW HARk
For repairs of buildings and fences thousand
dollars.
NAVAL ASYLUM. ~
For paving and curling Shipper street paving side
walks Shipper street painting and repairing buildings
furniture and repairs of same house cleaning and white
washing furnace, CRATES and ranges and repairs trees
and boxes Shipper street. tax and water rent
tax eleven thousand hundred and thrty6v dollars
For support of benehciaes at the asylum, twenty six
thopsand six hundred and eighty dollars.
NORFOLK
For repairs of buildings, eighteen thousand two hun
bred and seventy dollars
For general repairs OF hospital buildings and for drain
ing and filling ponds ten Thousand Eve hundred dollars.
MAGAZINES
For the construction and completion of works and for
the current repairs of the several naval magazines
poRnnopTrI, HaMPsIIRs
For gun skids, shot beds new powder magazine and
repairs of all kinds orysix thousand four hundred and
ninety seven dollars
For repairs of all kinds two thousand FIVE hundred
dollars
NEW Yong.
For completing armory and repairs of all kinds, eight
thousand dollars.
PHILADELPHIA aA
For repairs Of all kinds one thousand dollars.
soRrolK
For completing stone pier aud landing at Fort Nor
folk powder boat aud repairs of all kinds fifty thou
sand nine hundred and sixty dollars.
t#s.s pQSa
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Law school q the University at Cambridge
The hlstructors n thw School a

MASS
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MASONIC FEMALE
ACADEMY

M,.onic rcmals Acaismv, take ples.ur.
N sna,ancins TO the pablic that they
have .ccu 81 the services " Miss Wcstie
u. saith, o. take eh,rgc ~ the i.iterar,
Impairment. Mr.. u. Masrc ~ tbs Mus,esl,
Mr.. U,wcrs u the ornamental, aud Mr.
u. Macres- Superintendent. The school
will comm ,nce oa the lst Monday IN
February, lsj9.
The ahove ,s,ch'rs are well known 10
tn Trustees. as able, accomplished and
experienced.
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GeS. C,ss The lion. Lew
Case. the lat " tn race u eIant'
WIZ have linkel their mmcs vii
unlyins 'amr, .iill fingers upon ih'
theatre ~ h's glory, bat the chance
arr that he ,op vii saon pass ava,
that no will .osn eros. the jatA
river To joi, hs great compifrlois
who have prevsied HIM in the roa
10 dusty death. The Lonisvi |
Journal, referring TO this melane', i
hut certain event. says: '',;rn
Cas-, IL ~ m,y credit the sal re
porte from Washington, is rsiln.
last. and soon will he numbere
With the statesman that have pre-.
cccicd hun to tina, bourne wheuc,
no traveller returns.'"
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4cLean's Medicines
R.ssse .sassvs9O.
rnOS. v. CLARKE.
N the Rriek Corner.
Anil -. tsss. t<-f


A secondhand wsshiNetcM Pssss. that
Gill answer admirably for a country job
aa.e. will he sald ata bargain, b. The
editor II this paper.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
The STATE or NlSs!sdppi.l
pano1a eoVu0vs

~ M Nohr ~ s'tu sobVf4s
Hsrs,sbsr T0m, a. d. 1sjs.
' ss. . s;','' ( Bill for Divorce.
S,r,h v. saith.
TT APPEARING 10 the satisfaction Of
the Court. that the said Sarah ".
Saith. the defendant in this hehslf, 10 a
nsa.res,d~~, ~ the State cf Mississippi !
il Ia therefore ordered Nv the Coars, that
.h~ NJ ssoaei Nv public ,s,cW in the
sweetlv Pamela STAR" Tor four cssse.
c~siv~ weeks, n appear n the neat term
~ THE Ccsrs. n he held n the Court
llsase " s,id county, IN the town ~ IA.
nsls. on the seventh Mon lsy aztec the
fcarsh M,~asv in March. 1859. and plead
answer 10 aemsv h the Dill cf Compliant
in this hetslt Sled. or The same will be
sakA % soafssseA.
J. @. HARRISON. Cievt.
q. ussvisee. Sol'r. for Ccmrl'ns.
FEB. Z, 1852. vA.as.-tv.
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sg ists god es's 'hs, foil II tfr
shall be byns 10 ysn fem'stioh
fts man who ~ Dr. hsd soldier
heat ~ can ! forget the hishl
Cha, followed ihe esplafe ~ the tiiif
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friend, though uhsusiei and wuu
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beat. aud, " ! ,houpht !, necessary
voslj make the same pledge to h.
memofy, here IN the ssnn'e, VII q
he rslc h. mr. y, Ceuo Gorlo lha.
u ihe bestoi my ability ! would u,
to see full justice ione . h.fepna
ton hot no such pledge !. mee.
t,fy. No American will esef b
found to DO Injustice 10 the tcpuin
ton ~ General Qnitmhn NJ, siI
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