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A Bic FLOOD IN BALTMoRR.-The Baiti-
more papers of this morning announce that the
rains OF the past few have caused consider
able food In Baltimore and vicinity. The
storm is pronounced the seyerest Of the season.
and at Liberty, CHATS worth, Pearl, Fremont
and Carey streets the water reached nearly to
the top OF the curb. stone on each side, and the
cellars Of many houses heretofore dry were al
most filled with water. In the west end the
rain beat with such violence against the houses
that it penetrated through the walls, and yes
terday morning they were wet for the first
time.
The Patapsco river was overlooked TO an
unusual extent, and at three points at Jones
Falls the wall was washed away.
Along the line OF Harrison street nearly all
The cellars were filed with water, and 1t was
worse at the bend than at any other point. So
with Baltimore and other streets.
On the line Of the Northern Central railroad
there was some damage done, SO as to obstruct
the regular running Of the trains. Bridge No.
y, about half mile south Of MoLkton, and
twenty miles from the city was carried away,
and 1t became necessary to send an empty train
from Baltimore yesterday to bring in the pas
sengers Of the train south, due there yesterday
morning. ..-.-.
The storm entirely ceased about three O'Clock
yesterday morning, and the clouds dispersed,
but during Its continuance II was terrific in the
extreme,
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" ashlngton Money Market-Latest Quo.
tRti0nS.
CONVERSATIONAL.
1xxyIIIrH CONGRESS. sRssIoN
MONDAY, April IL.

ISHHATk-Mr. Grimes rose to a per sonal ex-
PLANTATION, and gead from the report OF the Ma.
val Committee MIR. Hale, chairman,l condemn.
ing the manner in which Che resolutions con-
corning the IT: nsfer OF sean,en from toe army
TO the navy had been introduced, without he
cogniZance Of the committee The report says
" hen the Committee first cast their eyes upon
the resolution introduced by Mr.. Grimes) to
repeal the slegislation authorizing the transfers,
they saw 1t repealed two things, instead Of the
one that was necessary. Mr.. Grimes charged
that the members of the committee never saw
the relas, and it was alone MIR. Hale's; and as
serts wat is not true. in saying that he Mr.
g. desired at once to pass tie repeal. He
knew that the gentleman from New Hamp-
shire considers himself the Naval COMMITTEES,
from The manner in which the business of that
committee had been conducted for the past
three years; and as showing the spirit of the
gentleman, he mentioned that at the beginning
o. this session he {Mr. HALEY had offered the
gentleman from New York Mr.. Harris) the
iepairmanshjp NJ that committee: bat like the
instance wherein SATAN had offered the Savior
Of mar great rewards, Int In lis power to be-
stow, u Rs would fail down aad adore Linn,
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NAVAL ORDERS.

AL ORDERS.
Commodors Ringgold has been ordered to
special duty at New York.
Commander John Downs, ordered TO the
steamer II. II. Cuyler.
Lieuteaant Commander Charles s. Norton,
ordered to the CuyIer.
Paymaster f. g. Doran, ordered to Mare
leland, California
Chaplain Joseph Stockbridge, ordered ~ the
Naval Station New York
Chaplain George W. Dorancs, ordered to
the Receiving Ship, New York.
Chaplain David X. Junkin, ordered to the
Navy Yard, Washington.
Chaplain Nathaniel Frost, ordered to the
East Gulf Blockading Squadron.
Chaplain PhotIus Fisk, ordered TO the West
Indian Squadron.
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NAVAL news GAPTUREs OF BLoCKaDE

NAVAL News CAPTURES OF BLoCKaDE
RUNNERS.
The Secretary of the Navy has received a
dispatch nom Rear Admiral Farragut, writ
ten on board the flagship Hartford, off Pensa-
celia, March %, announcing the capture, on the
10Th ultimo, Of the schooner Marion, by the T.
=. steamer Aroostook, Lieut.. Commander G..
Hatfield, Off Rio Brazos. The Marion WAS
found to havana from Tampico, with an
assorted cargo
Also, another reporting the capture on the
9Th Of March, by the l.. S. steamer Virginia, of
San Luis Pass, coast Of Texas. OF the schoous- :
Syiphide, attempting To run the blockade 1t
was only after being fired at repeatedly that
she hove 70, and her nationality could not be
"scer:ained. The Sylphide's cargo, as per
manifest, consisted OF salt, coffee, cigars bag.
ging, &c. Twenty thousand percussion caps
were found OR board, which did not appear on
any OF her papers. She was sent to New
Orleans for adjudication.
Com. J. T.. Rowan, OF the flagship new Iron
sides, forwards to the Department a commune
cation from Commander Baleh, written on
board the Z. s sloop Pawnee, Oft Jackson vile,
: Ia, under date OF March 23 reporting the
capture OF the prize steamers General Sumter
and Hettie Brock, by a detachment Of officers
and men from the Pawnee. No detailed report
has yet been received. The Hattie Brock is
valuable vessel, and will carry some 300 or $40
bales Of cotton, and is fitted up as a passenger
coat, having q fine saloon. She has been en-.
plcyed in transporting stores down the St.
Johns, which were brought over from Smyrna,
doubtless having run the blockade. The ex-
petition which captured these vessels, was
sent up the st. Johns, and also brought do an
100 tales of cotton, 1871 barrels OF turpentiae,
some 25 barrels Of rosin, railroad iron, &c.
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HAYWARD.

The steamer Harvest Moon, Capt Warren,
will leave to-day for Fortress Monroe, taking
down Admiral Dahlgren, who expects to re-
eeive the body Of his son by the flag Of truce
boat due at that point tomorrow.
The Baltimore ordinance steamer> arrived
up on Saturday from Fortress Monroe; the gun
boat Com Read and the steamer King Phillip
arrived at the yard yesterday.
Acting Ensign James Turner has been de.
tached from the Dragon and ordered to the N.
A. b. s., and Acting Ensign g. +. Watson has
been ordered to the command. The repairs to
the Dragon Will be completed In q few days,
and she leave about the middle OF the week
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
DAMAaRTo THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA.
E RAILROAD

The heaviest freshet known for ten years oc-
CURED Saturday night In Virginia on the line
OF the Orange and Alexandria railroad. At
Cameron Run, four miles from Alexandria, tn 9
water is over the track and bridge. Heavy
slides occurred the deep cuts between Spring
field and Burk's Station. Bull Run bridge
went entirely yesterday about noon. Broad
hun and Kettle Run bridges are damaged, and
several legs taken out Of Cedar Run trestle But
1t is now in order. Bull Run bridge will be
ready for the passage of trains about p. m. to-
day, and IL is expected that the whole line
will be In order by o'clock this evening.
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IMPERIAL IiONoRs TO FRENCH EDiroR.-
Mr.. Masseras, editor Of the Courier des Etats
Unis, published in New York, has been ap-
pointed by the Emperor of France Cnevalier
OF the Legion d'Honneur, in consideration OF
the " zeal and talent with which he has de.
Tended French interests In America, and the
care which he has constantly taken TO en-
Tighten public opinion ID regard to the char
acter and policy OF the imperial Government"
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PRoMCyrIoss IN THE TREASURY DEPART.
hEFr.--Ths following promotions have bsen
made within q day or two In the Treas ury
Department, viz:
In First Auditors OFce.-M. H. Miller and l.,
Miller, to fourth class; II. Townsend and A.
p. Hibschman, to third class: and Flavius
Josephus Jones, g. A. Taylor, and A. F. Ran.
dali. 10 second class clerkships.
In 71ird auditors OHce.-Andrew Cauld we'll
and l.. b. Ingersoll, promoted fourth class
clerkshIps; !. W. McDill, }. T. Clements, O.
W. Cook and John J. Piatt, to third class:
VIM. Macleod, w. ID. Clements, Q. Hinckley,
T. f. Pettingall, A. W. Tanning, J. F. Allen, T.
W. Acton, and J. Van Offenbacker TO second
class: Lewis ]. Baldwin, A. W. RowelI, s. W,
Rassett, and James T. Hail were promoted 10
first class clerkships.
In Fourh auditors Offc,.-Charles Spencer
T. ID. Winter. A. 9. Anderson. w. A. Crom-
well, and VIM. h. Moore, promoted to fourth
class: VIM. r. johnson, l.. A. Frailey, J. A
Stoddart. Robert 7. McGill, Paris H Tolson.
Robert kearon, Charles De Selding. Phillip T
Roacha, and Charles G.. Ward, to third class
William J. Smith, VIM. BerrIan, Geo. Il. Ed.
ward, II. =. narrower, Thomas l.. Wilson,
Stephen D. W ibert, Milo Lewis. Henry r.
Jones. VIM. Merit. Max ConheLn b. z. Davis,
O. H. Granger, and Jos. Z. DarneIl, to second
class: and A. II. Marrow, late messenger, 70
first class clerkship.
II, S. coad Com tr.lters OFF -Jno. W. Butter
field, &. Il. Curtis, i. s. Delano, Chas Cclne,
and f.. +. French, promoted 10 fourth class
JHo. Prince, Jno. A. Prescott, Joseph W. Cox
Tobias burlington, Chas. Z. Stephens, Joseph
T. Evans, A. !. Chapman, and W. H. Sheed, 10
third class; g. f.. Daley, N. Spencer, j. B.
Motley, H. r. BAKER, Alex. Ewings. Jos. B.
Stitt, Geo. ChahooD, Geo. i. Andrews, j. N.
Dickson, Henry T.. 7 Thomas, James f. Pike,
Castalio Ilosmer, N. H Clements, and Herman
RUSS, to second class; and Ed. n. LAWS and
David Potts, TO first class.
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SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL

This morning one OF Capt Dolan's detectives
arrested A. J. DIETRICH and Fred. l.. Harvey,
Claim agents, 40 Seventh street, charged with
melting revolt in the camp OF the LIST Michi-
gan cavalry. 1t is understood the difficulty
WAS occasioned by the arrested parties attempt
ing - collect bounties due the men OF the COM
mand. The prisoners were committed to the
Old Capitol.
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TRANSFERRED TO FORT WARREN

BY order Of the Secretary OF War James h.
Miburn and Charles w. Milburn, brothers
have been con ysyed from the Old Capitol pris
on to Fert Warren, under charge OF Capt. d,
A. Dolan, Chief Of Military Detectives and
Patrols. These men were arrested in February
last. upon the charge Of being blockade run.
ners, and are reported to be intensely traitor
Gus. They were At one time in the rebel army,
ana have taken the oath OF allegiance to the
Confederate Government
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ARCHBISHOP eY BALTIMoRE.-The Cinctn-
natl Catholic Telegraph for the last week, con.
tains the following about the appointment OF
Archbishop Of Baltimore
1--WE learn from well informed correspon.
dent in Rome that the Apostolic letters con-
hrming the nomination by our prelates TO
Right Rev. Bishops Spauldipg and McCloskey,
respectively to the Archiepiscopal Sees Of Bal.
timore and New York, were to he expedited
the week after the date Of his letter, early in
March,
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fE ssoSAL.-Amoug the passengers for Eu-
i'Pr hS last Saturdays steamer was M. Ru-
dJlFh Schleiden. the esteemed Minister repre-
s-EtIag the Hhn.patic citiss ma: our Govern
rl"nt, = lao sCes hupe tn Il visit OF leave OF
- Prai months. Nr. Rcsing, its secretary viii
J. charged viii the business OF tie Legation
- a. iEt,f,fH.
thl~I Justice fancy resumed his seat on the
h~hoh OF The supreme toart Friday last
living recovered from his sickness of tlree or
sauI mCl,th.I duration
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a PRECIOUS COUPLE OF TRAITORS!

PRECIOUS coz PIE OF TRAITORS!
In the House, on Saturday, there was an sx-
citing debate on resolutions to expel Alexander
Long, representative from the Second District
OF Ohio and b. g. Harris Of the Fifth District
of Maryland, for reasonable utterances in de-
bate. Mr.. Long delivered a set speech on Fri
day, IN the course Of which he declared him.
self in favor OF recognizing the Rebel Con-
tederacy. On Saturday Mr.. Colfax, Of Indi-
ana, proposed q resolution expelling him for the
language used. During the'debate Mr.. Harris,
of Mary land, made speech which alternate.
~ excited the derision and the indignation OF
the House, endorsing Mr.. Longs speech, de-.
ciaying that not q man or a dollar would he
vote for This ssinfernal war;" that the South
was not brought into subsection yet, and "CIod
almighty grant that 1t never may be- &c. The
resolution expelling Mr.. Long was finally
postponed until after his speech had appeared
in the Congressional Globe, as there was some
dispute about the exact words used by him.
Mr.. Washburne then submitted resolution
expelling Mr.. Harris from the House for the
reasonable expressions he had uttered in de-
bate. On the resolution the House voted yeas
81, nays Sc. Two.thirds lsOt voting In the af-
frmative the resolution was not carried Mr..
Schenck then submitted q resolution charac.
terising the words used by Mr.. Harris as trea-
sonahle, and declaring him an unworthy mem
Der ofthe House and thereby severely censured.
THIS resolution of disgrace and censure was
adcpted-yeas %, nays Is. As no member
having particle OF self.respeet would hold
his seat after receiving such q singing vote Of
censHre, 1t cannot be doubled that Mr. Harris
will resign his place in the House, and setake
himself at once to the Confederate lines, where
he can ad vocate the rebel cause with somewhat
lees dishonor 10 himself than while member
OF Congress, receiving Uncle SANS money and
under voluntary oath OF loyalty to thls Gov.
eTI ment
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"a GUnboat expedition was seat up the
4 hi@kahominy from Norfolk OH tue Alb inst.
'fne baa;S Te. cht d the mouth OF The river the
-Ae2t mo- ing. aad steamed fifteen miles fur
Thcr, when Lieut.. BiadeEheuser, In command
a. City men, landed and secured the country
.
The TWO gunboats in the meantime, sailed
around q huge bend, adistancs Of twelve miles,
when the skiFmisl,ing pgrty WAS again picked
up and sasely returned 10 Norfolk with forty
con frasancs. Tie object ot The expedition Is
8 i'd 20 have teen for purposes of the highest
irnIGltHnrn-
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1sE wsErLAsD CoSsT1 ruTIoNAL CONVEX.
Tt,S.-ihs ahcjal vote OF Anne Arunde couu-
a. ''ands ii@ fer, and ,GC6 against eOnyen-
'itr- dorchester se5 for, and lies against
'!tlt at 30 for. and SD against. Kent 4,3 for,
'rd !"i against Cecii2,UW Tor, and sos against
'aToltEe f3hI.r, and 553 against. M1ntgcm.
= D" TOY, and iG against, and Charles ~ foE,
ana 80 "ea,H>s. here la been 81 ernanci.
nisis eirG 81 20 the convention, and IS of
Etr opposition.
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A CRowD.--Every avenue OF approach to the
Representatives Hall has been crowded to-day
by throngs desiring to be present at the debate
upon Mr.. CoIfax's resolutions for the expul-
sion Of Mr.. Long, Of Ohio for the utterance Of
REASONABLE language.
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~lt seems likely that the Pennsylvanin
State Capitol viii be removed from Harris
burg TO Philadelphia. The first resolution for
tae removal has passed second reading in the
senate by q vote of 70 to 10.
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DEAD-Mr. John T. Yates, Chief Messenge.
OF the Interior Department, died In this city on
Saturday OF smallpox.
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~Ihe Rebels sent q torpedo down the
James river on Saturday night, which struck
the steam nigaie Minnesota, lying or New.
port News, but aid her no damage
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TIE JAL.-The new Warden of the Jail
Robert Beale, Esq y entered on the duties OF
his Office This morning, and has appointed MI.
Benedict Milburn to the vacant guardship.
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~ Vim. ID T.ckncr. Of the we'll. kn own pub.
Mshins nrm Ct ricknor & fie,ds Rcsson. died
Phesieiph:a yesterday.
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AI.r.MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

&9E sssE - -
vii se run besWeen 1s.htnstcn and Nsx Tors
and washington and the West. as follows
FOR fH1lApEh 5dg4osE az " YORK. AND
Leave Washinston Of 7se IN Ms a N. SOP M
8 ssn Is NV YsSek ana
Passengers for Philadeiphia will take notice that
the so m train isthe latest ''a'n dli'y 70, Philn.
Ths train :. g doc. no. 20 20 Paiaade'psia.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at 6 - m, - . m. II Il m,
800 m, 40 p m, $50 p m, and So p m, except
On sundays at 7 80 m. and 5 and s.en pm
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.~-c-
Leave Washington at $50 . m, and and Sd 10
On sunday at $ and go pm. only. p
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE sorTH
Leave BALTIMORE at !, =. 20, and 10 "a and
On Sunday, at s. Is and 70 a m and 3 70 m, only
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
leave Washin ston at 30 q m. and and 80 , m,
No train for Annapolis on Sunday
fs o q sa 4dp 1aa s1d
Sleeping Car on 20 m train BerthS in sleep .T
Tskst Once after that hour they must be secured
OF the sleeping car conductor
s11 5 afo sfzet as Of :, SsS
inr.oa nE sta.i tE or At the Ticket once
W; T. SMITH Ma, Master Of Iransportsti.a9n
SEBFRANK LEsL1E's ILLUsrRATEDPAIPER
- for two handsome ep cravings of the Grand OPP
era of Faust, which is to be performed at Growers
Theater This Evening: It
MRS. L. SMITH, excellent selsirvoysn: and
Mass. avenue, over grocery examines diseases,
heals by mssnetsm; sees your de dead and living
the future. Hours from 10 a. III. to D. IN.
VOCAL LAND INsTRUMENTALC oNCEKr AND
to be ysH in the 5ssh I
street ,st.'I Island, WEDNESDAY, SvENiNG. April
for s senft f the b
prof BORG viii perform several Solos the
Exercises to commence at half past o'clock.
S.sd has Sss 5, Ellis
800 Pa avenue. pll-3t'
PROPOSALS will be received at the Mayors Office
1 until 70 N on THURSDAY, the 18th instant. Tor
tween Pennsy vsni. avenue and G street soush
The gravel te be nine inches in the center, tsp,r
we'll rolled with heavy roller sftsr sraveing, snd
70 be relieved Of az boulders Of an improper Size,
Bidders win state the price per cubic yard for
cutting or filing that which may measur. most, to
tied wherever ere the Ccn,missioner nsy direct.
No part Of the appropriation will De paid unti!
both Assistant Commissioners.
Bidders will state ths price per, cubic yard Tor
grading oud square yard for graveliHg
W. A. FLETCHER
Comni ssioner of the Sixth WsId.
GEO. \. BOHRER
JAS. NJ. EOISSEAC,
spil Assistant Commissioners
r0MPE TITIoS AT DErIAHC
LARGE ARRIVAL
NEW SPRING GOODS
MIR. 4. STBAUS beSs leave 80 inform his Gus.
TONERS and the public in general that he is con
stan1ly receiving the most fashionable styles Of
SPRING GARMENTS
Of the latest designs. which he will Offer to the
public ut unu sualy moderate prices. and therefore
Graves examination Of his stock
A. STRAUS,
Pannsy vsnia Avenue.
ap ST. betw cen Irth and I1th streets
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS.
iNcREASE OF FARE,

BY the Peoples Telegraph Lines.
NEW YORK, April It.-All the Broadw Az
lines Of stages, with the single exception Of the
knickerboc ker, raised their fares FROM six cents
to ten cents this morning.
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To BIZ SHOT

Yesterday afternoon at the dress parade of
the Engineers at their camp, near the Navy
Yard, the order approving the proceeding OF the
court martial in the case OF q soldier, Josiah
Peabody, convicted of desertion and sentenced
to be shot was read, The sentence will be car.
ried out at the Engineer Camp on the afternoon
of the 22d inst
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LOCAL NEWS.

GEORGETOWN APPATRs.-The food in the
liyer and canal yesterday and to-day excitss
considerable anxiety for tine safety Of the upper
sections of the canal. The ne VS., as far as re-
celyed from above indicates all safe far as
Edwards Ferry, though at the eight mle le vel
the water has risen over the banks, and minges
with the Potomac. at Georgetown, the water
In The canal is within q few inches OF the Top
o. the bank. but all so tar is safe. The rumor
that dam No. had Given way, which was cir.
cuiated yesterday, is not believed at the Office
in Georgetown. The current in the river is
very rapid and the water high, and vast
quantity of drift wood is brsughtl down by it.
But no damage OF Importance has yet resulted
70 owners of wharf property.
The tresoet is gadsend TO & ne poor at George
town, who were catching large quantities of
drittwood. Many carts were employed in
hauling it. ~
e The wonder msngers started a ramor that
the Cham Bridge had been swept away; but il
has bean ascertained mat that structure remains
as secure as before the rains.
1t is possible that damage has been done the
canal above Edwards Ferry, bat no reliable
report has been rcceiss cd from those IN charge
The arrivals by the canal since Friday are
the J. T.. Mcintosh, coal, to the American Co;
Jns. Moore, do, to Cumberland Coal and Iron
Co: NJ. Crisis, do, TO Borden o. Seneca, flour,
grain. &c, 10 Il. Darby; Gen w. J. Worth,
limestone, to w. H. Cooley. There were seven
departures, all light, during the same time.
A Cow IN THE SEwRR.-This morning gen.
tlenaan reported to the Fourth Ward police
that u COW was in the sewer opening into the
Capitol Branch, near the Depot of the Rail-
road, and had been there several days. The
animal was one of s number that used to go
into Baldwins old shop for shelter; and broke
through the floor into the seTer SATURDAY., a
week since, and wandered mp the sewer SO far
from the mouth that il was deemed next to i'm :.
possible 10 get to her. Several persons had
mercifulty attempted to drive her Out, but
tailed. This morning the police took 3 boy
WI o had been fined for some light offence and
t,ar v,,ot.n a =:
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PRICE OF GOLD.
(By the Peoples Linc.1
NEW YORK, April 11-10.30 a. m.-doid 7oS
u S. 5aO's, 1l2Ksl12S; U. S. certificates, 90 Z
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Liquor SELLERS FINKp-AIfred s. Dicken
soI, 9th street, between Pennsylvania and Mis-
souri, avenues, and George Thompson, corner
OF b and 5th streets, Capitol Hill, were arrested
for selling liquor to soldiers. Justice Fergu-
son fined them $50 each.
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..HER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE.
THE ROTAL VINE OK ENGLAND.

sAoc PICTURE CURD AND TAssELs. DC. A86
The largest and handEomest assortment o. -
ture Cord and Tasseis. Rings, Nails. &c.' IN
District Just received at ,Yrrruv,s :, q
Eo.4e6 eth street, eight doors aoS Msi,
NV-Jerms cash ap l-nn..-
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I TO LEAVE THE CITY.-Matinda Richardson
uas si-ssted on Saturday by officer Burke for
keepug a baScav house in Fighting Alley, and
she was taken before .'ustice boswe VINO re-
leased far on giving security TO vacate the
premises and leave the city by tomorrow.
(Tues day.
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S REGISTERS OFFICE. March %. 1884
N Notice is hereby given that the Liceu ses j.
sued to owners OF Wagons Carts. and Drays will
expire on the first Monday in April and that said
Licenses must be renewed in compliance with Iaa
1t this office v thin ten days after that time
SAMUEL l. DOUGLASS
mi, I'D apln Rnri.t.-t
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IARCENy.-On saturday, officer Skinner NJ
rested Maholn Jackson for stealing a shawl.
dress and shirt from Sarah Payne in "Oow
horn" on X street, he tween u and 9th streets
: Island, which were recovered and she was
(. taken before Justice Boswell and held TO bal
fer court.
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VAGRANcF-Mary Miller. hard looking
case, was arrested yesterday by officer Morgan
Of the Second precinct and taken to the Fourth
Ward Station. She is about 81 years OF age
She was taken from the fields near Kendall
Green where she was surrounded by q party
of soldiers. Justice Giberson sent her TO th =
workhouse as vagrant.