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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs IN Geerxetswu.

MEETING OF TBs BOARD or HEALTH Tn.
Board met last evening. 70 consider the necas-
sity OF removing the batlding al the north We
corner OF Rock and Bridge STREETS, which has
ALREADY been declared q nuisance. The owner
OF the property appeared before the BoNrd
stating that the question Of removal was now
before the court. and In vie " IN sreof the mater
was referred 10 the Secretars for the present
The building NJ the corner OF Cecil Slley ana
Water street was declared a nuisance.
TEE CAsAL.-Boats are daily arriving from,
different points along the line of the canal with
csrgoes of wood, grain. and limestone. A WAY
bill dated March 2O,h. at Cum her land. was r.. =
ceived by Collector Hollings wcrth THIS morn
ing, showing thst boats were then loaded there
and should arrive here TO-DAY or tomorrow
MERCHANTS ExcBAHGE.-Business took
rather brisk turn on Change this morning
the offerings amounting 20 s.s2S bushels OF
wheat ami 900 bushels OF corn. ana sales a.
follows: Wheat. 2.,sn bushels. At s2asr az
bushels. AZ s2Is; 100 bushels, at - 20. and 80
bushels. at - ~
FRArEksAL NTsIr.-Au the Temperance
rvisions here paid \ VISIT last evening 20 GOOD
SAMARITAN Division. at their hail. corner OF tn
ahd ID streets, Washington. aud spent q pleas
ant ume IN r., not returning tail a late hour
RIVER -Enjsred-Stasmer tohn
oioson, winters, New l"rh. with merchan-
dee Tor District merchants Clarad->tesmer
Soiumoia, Harper, Baltimore. and senoopsr
Ihomas }. Tull, Casper, NOrfslk
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ALEXANDRIA AND EICINITY.-We clip the
following from the Gazette Of last evening:
I'ropeyty Sdie-The property at the upper
end OF Duke street, once known as Kepharts
jail asd, Iatferly, as the Slave Pen, has been
sold by Messrs. Green & Wise, real estate
agents, to Mr.. Josiah Ford. for 90. 300 Attached
10 me building Is half square OF ground.
wnlch was included in the sale. The property
esta hlIs hment.
Iount Vernon Cotton Fdctory.-Satls factory
arrangements having been concluded by the
proprietor OF the Mount Vernon Cotton Fac
tory with parties In North Carolina, for a
supply OF raw material, work, w hich was sus.
pended at the factory last week, was resumed
this morning.
OF 30 acres, near Leesburg, which Is said TO
contain copper deposits, has been sold for
Sl2,OlO
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PORT WINE-There have been. AZ various
lines, articles introduced TO the public under
TIE name OF Port wine, strongly recommended
Tor medicinal purposes. which are calculated
70 Go more harm thar good, having little else
tnan the name To recommend them Such
nowever, is not the case with the Port Grape
WINE advertised by Mr.. A. Spesr, of Passaic
~. j. We have seen his VINEYARD and the
wine In process OF manufacture, anL know 4.
1t TO be the pure juice OF the grape. We have
also been through his cellars which never con-
taln less than sixty thousand gallons. and seen
CASKS piled on casks, maturing. Mr.. Soeer
does not bottle or sell any under four years of
age-Ieorid Trdnscript.
The above can be had of our druggists.
WAS
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CoRNe, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Ohircpooist,
OF twelve years practical experience IN the
United States and Oanedas, and establis ned AZ
~ fennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9TH
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corus
Nails, and other diseases OF the feet Withopt
pam or inconvenience TO the patient Thu
shoe can Be worn with ease lmmediateIy
AFTER the operation. Refers 70 the mapy
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou "a nos
OF other responsible persons who paTonlza
hls es establishment. Hours from a. m TO 8 o.
NJ owing TO press OF business at Office DR.
White is unable TO visit patients az their resi-
dences except between and Up. m
PRIME PINE WOOD, full length, at Is per
cord, delivered free of cost, NAV be had az the
yaro, second street west between ID ana L
streets north. s9T.
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COLDS AND COCGHs.-Suddeu chauces of eli
mate are sources OF Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies act speedily when taken IN TIE
early stage Of the disease, take At once s.ro gns
bronchial Troches." let the Cold, Cough or
Irritation OF the Throat be ever 80 slight as by
this precaution a more serious attack NAV be-
Warded off -
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Total amount Of appropriations for the
SCHOOLS ubder the supervi sion OF trustees of
puolc schools for this Corporation for the H..
cal year ending June 81, 1869, (S I6I, 800 5J) one
hundred and sixtv-o thousand nine hundred
and sixty.two dollars and fifty cents.
Sec ., And be i enacted, That in order tn pro-
vide for the payment Of and enable the Mayor
TO pay such sums OF money as are required by
,ne act OF Congress, approved July ~, Ioo6, 20
coiored schools, "being such a proportional
pait OF all money received or expended for
school or educational purposes, includIny
t tne sGs. OF sites. buildings, Improvements,
furniture, books, and all other expenditures
on account OF schools, as the colored children
between the ages Of six and seventeen wears
par 20 the whole number Of children, white
ahd ooloreo, between the same ages" there be.
ano Is hereby, appropriated out Of the school
Iunc, or In case Of its insu III cheney out of tho
senei al innd the sum Of forty thousand four
rundred and ninety dollars and sixty-two
cents. $i0,490.62. or so much thereof as NAV
&c necessary 10 pay the said trustees OF col
nieo SCHOOLS sum equivalent to one-afth of
Tue entlre expen diture tor school purposes for
the present fiscal year said division OF school
money being IN accordance with the decree of
TIE supreme Court of the District Of CJium-
Dia ana the proportion the coIored chiI6ren
bear TO the whole number OF children. vyhi,e
end colcred, between the ages of SIX ana sew
er teen years, under the census reported ia
1890 "
Sec. 3. And he IL further enacted, That ths
Mayor be, and he is hereby, directed 10 dis
bursting from time to time The AUGMENTATION
mdue In the nret section Of this act for the
support OF the schools of this CORPORATION 10
set apart and pay, at the same time and tunes
proportionate sum or sums Of money TO the
trustees Of colored schools, the said proportion
to correspond with the amount appropristad
IN the hrst and secoEd sections Of this act and
the late decision Of the Supreme Court of this
District.
Sec .. And be ii further enacted, That in order
70 enable the Mayor to pay over TO the TRASH
rer Of public sch ools an amount suffic,eut 10
pay the teachers Of the schools of the C Jrpora
ton their salaries for the months of July and
August le69, and the proportion required 10
pay the trustees of colOred schools on the 30tb
day of June, Of the same year, he is authorize
ana requested to anticipate the revenue to ar
amount snfhcient to carry out the provisions of
ibis secuon at a rate OF interest not exceeding
six per cent. per annum.
Sec 5. And be IL further enacted, That ali acts
or parts OF acts Inconsistent with the proyi ions
OF this act be and the same are hereby, repealed
Approved, December %, 1853
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THE FRAGRANT BRRATH OF BEAUTY attests
the matchless purifying properties Of Sozodont
Every lady who has ever used ID proclaims IL
a perfect antidote 10 dental decay. Pure teeth
are essential TO pure breath, and both ere en-
joyed by all who resort to this agreeable.
Wholesome and invaluable vegetable COM
pound,
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LATRsT FROM NORTH CARoLINA-DURHAN
SMOKING ToBACCo.-Many persons Will re-
Ioice to learn that the firs; Shipment of this ia
vorlte tobHcco 10 Washington since the late n Nv
OF Congress regulating the packing and stamp
ing OF all smoking tobacco took effect was re-
celveo yesterday direct from the m an q factursrs
n North Carolina by W. L. Chaudlae under
the Ebbitt House, who handles no imitation
brands OF any kind. For sale, wholesale ana
e.aI
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A WoNpRR FOR THE woRKsHop.-Eysry
mechanic should have ready AZ hand a boz of
Greoe's Celebrated Safve. as IL Is q ready remedy
for accidents, such as Cuts. Bruises, Confused
WoGnds, Burns, Scalcs, Poisoned Skin. and
EruptieLs, caused by operations IN the factor
dye-house, or printing ONCE. Only rs cents
hoy
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bak ery
No. SAT o STREET,
BETWEEN AZ AND 6rH STREETS

HAVkNNFRB CRACKERS
Are samitts By al inn artiai judges to be the hs
In the market.
The RI ass ms are obvious:
We have erected one Of Mckenzie 9 Q ,lendid Reel
Ovens, st 2 cost Of over i've thousand dollars
Our machinery 10 the best and newest Patent
We buy the best n atsrial.
We en- vloy the best work men.
We IauuSacture from twenty i've 20 thirty baT
rels Of -four per day.
We keep no cid stock on band, and con seaueutly
our Crackers are always ffeeh.
Try for yourselves, yen will ind cur stAtemen
70 prevent freud, our Ossekers ere stamped viii
The name,
II you can't get "HAVENNEBB CRACKERs,
from your Grocer, send 20 the Bakery, 81 . q
10 win supply you.
We offer the following aasortmepe:
SODA CRACKERS
MILK BISCUIT
WATER URACKKDO
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRACKBB DUST
0IH0ER SNAPS
HOvkLTIBS
JUMBkES
eU0A1 ORACKERS.
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Georgetown Advertisement.

THos. BOWLING. Auct.; Georse,o-u.
ENCEILENT HOUSEHOLD FuRNIrrRE-
AUCTION nA
a On CEsnAf MORNING, March snth a;
Hl 10 O'Clock. 1 will eel, without ras.-S .
weather. at the Residence of = n So-ru~r
"on the corner st Potomac ana ~ ..e.-I
streets. general assortment OF U,us.i, a
Fur iture. consisting Of
walnut spring Seat Chairs AMI sof.
walnut Marble top Chamber suite
hefsnt Marble top sideboard QUskD
Cottage eetts complete
Mslput Msrole-tOp Table and Stands
Three ply and Ingram Carpets
leather Beds and Matfresse.
Elegant Refri g-rator
.sant Cook, Psrlor and other Stoves
q, With many other articles too Numerous % men
Also, lo< of Goal.
ma Is 81 THos. BOWLING, Ascts.
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FOURTH WARD WORKINGNRS's Union
meeting OF this union was held last eyanipc
mr.. j. ID. Crane IN the chair, and James Tai
ky, Secretary. Mr.. Hat;on sffered a rssolu
uoh. mat me provisions of the constitution of
the Fourth Ward WOrkingmsn's Union d sus
Pended FOR the period o. ninety nine years ana
mar the chair oe directed TO appoint commit
He OF three to draft and report rules for the
government OF this union. Adop,ed Tbs
chair sppoIntsd as a committee 10 draft ruIss
Ier me government of the club, Messrs r n
SIoss man. George w. Hatton, and William
Bowen. Adjourned
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RECEIVED THIS MORNING at Prtce's, .3s Penn
sylvania avenue, near Az street, Alasks
Diamond Drops In Gold. Also, Etruscan and
various other styles OF goods.
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ZEE hnApINnse with which all ne precious
gems nave been initiated by the French. and
tne recent discoveries in oroide and other de-
sfeoie meteis which have all the appearance
OF gold. and are very durable, have enabled
Iso"s 70 turnish themselves W N sets Of iew-
cry 70 suit All the changes Of thsir wardrobe
Inc oIoioe watches, chains. aud locksts are
now all TIE fashion. and thew are raptdly gain
inG In puolic favor. One OF the most recent
discoveries, however, are the Alaska dismou
Lner oriliancy, under the manipuia,ions OF
skiifui lapidaries, 10 very nup ana thsy ave
SET IN the same style precisely as the real gem.
and sold in solitaire rings and ear-drops for & :
and - Tor pins. Mr.. Prigg has just received
splendid lot af his lewelry store, i36 Pennsyl-
vapia avenue, near Z street
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VACANCIES IN THE LEVY CoURr-There ara
at present three vacancies in the Levy Court,
partly BY the refusal Of the Senate to confirm
nominations made by the late President and
partly oy the tact that ne nominations for va.
car cies have yet been made by President Grant
The commission OF Mr.. De We're Burr County
expired over year ago, and Mr.. Johnson
twice nominated Colonel Henry Taylor to fiji
the vacancy, and he was twice rejected BY the
Senate. The commissions of Messrs. Blaeden
(citv) and James A. MaRruder ((}eorgetown
expired on the 3Ist Of December last since
which no noninatiOns have been made.
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THE MAGIC COMB will color the hair or beard
q permanent black or brown. Ii contains no
poison, leaves no slop stain on the skln, as
II mas been fully tested on white heads and
Deards In washington, changing them 70 a
Deautuul oark color IN few minutes, leaving
the dye permanently fixed. and IL is too vel,
Known to be considered any humbug Sold
wholesale and retail by Charles Stott, No. 375
Penn avenue, Washington, and to be had o;
all druggists. go.
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IN CONSEQUENCE Of indsposition, Master
frankie ID. Gunneli could not appear at Odd.
Fellows Hall Monday night, but will appear
this evening.
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ORDERED TO VAcArR.-The police n. the
Seyen'h Precinct have ordered the hackmen
and car drivers on the public reservation in
'front.' OF the Bank of Washington to occupy that
stano no more hereafter. This has been used
as wagon and hack stand for a number of
years.
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SALES OF RsAL EsrATB.-W. L. Wall & 20.
auctioneers, have sold part lot 1, in square IS,
win Improvements, consisting of a frame
dwelling house, on the corner OF 22d street
west and H street north, to Patrick Larkin, for
&1,70O.
Fitch Il Fox, for George X. Gather, Of Bal.
umore, have sold parts of lots and {, in sub.
division Of square 300 improved by story
oriek house, to Joshua Pierce, for $4,000.
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RAILROADS.
bALrIMoRR AND OHIO RAILRoAp.
8

BALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAIL.oAp.
&Ag 6 6a
r Or, .s sssy.:s AND IsLEI
FOB BALTIMeRR.
s' "a ss ss1's.: ssssss' q ESQ icG ESQ
4 Ley, e. AZ; .ss.Sss
or i ;s.w s. :. = :. s.S 10 train 70
vo y Bs sGERAS
,keeye q a. Il, and 1880, q, sac, end
- FOB WAT STATIONS.
Leave q A. H.. and and so r. N
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
as .ns .sNeis Saturday and Sunday ct
,. O. sp. = k. e SIND, :pd 80 only
.Throssh asksts 20 the west can m be h.d at tn.
Also e ses e1 Ss; cS cs
Sese kenny "a avenue fAsseneers PURCHASING
3. and 70
residence, taken 70 the depot. and put In the bag
for New Ycrt, Rh,l.aslsn,., and Boston. o.
aevertsenent 81 .Ihroueh Line
noS Gro. 8 KooSTz. General Agent.
THRogeg LINE BETWEEN wAsAIsGres
sE& SosR.A D&0a
WASHINGTON, ISIS.
Trsins between wAsHINGToN AND NEW
IORk are nov run 80 follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, ,ritkosf change Of GAYS.
Leave daily leHcept Sunday - . A NJ apc
1880 and $40 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except eupdayD as = A. m an
l2:30 and $40 p. n.
on SUNDAY
Leave fog New YORK At sac p. L., and Phils-
celehia at $40 p. n.
Sleeping carr fer New York on $40 r. Il train
Through tickets to Phiisd,Iphfa New YORK or
Boston can be bad at the Statisa ofce st eli hour
n the Day Also, 90 the Company Once, No.
.aoS Penney lvanis avenue Passengers parcs ssinG
Tickets o. the Avenue once can there arrange %
have their baggage called for and checked Al thefr
residence, taken he depot. end pot IN the bag-
See B.ltinory and Ohio Raiirosd advertisement
naHolis and ehe West.
=. WILSON, mssser o. rranuortst,su.
L u. OObE. General Ticket Agent
NO GEO. q. KOSETZ. Agent. Washinefop
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"o"'>' &c, o-Ntsnt.
NATIONAL THzATER.-Opera Bouffe. "Barbe
BIeEe"
WALLS OPERA HoUsE-Laura Keeues New
fCrk company in the new comedy of "School ~
CANTERBURY HALL.-New pantomimes and
other attractions
PROF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oi PsnnsyI-
wanna avenue.
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LICENSES FOR DOGs.-During this season
there has been about 1850 dog licenses issued
from the Registers Office, half Of which were
during the past week. The revenue therefrom
will reach probably $4,000.
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HrcouRrs.

U. e. SuPR1nn OauRr Yesterday, No. ia.
SSelns nllsan. plainun In error, VS.. John
Esq, Counsel for defep dant IN error, and con.
einaed ny Hon. Garrett Day Of counsel for
piaihun In error. No. 100 Jeremiah Clark ct
A., aPpeisnt, vs. Vim. 8. Reiburn: passed for
the present on motion Of E Stittines, Esq Of
counsel for appellants. No. i9l. The steam.
boat Belfast plaintiff in error, vs.. Boon L Co
for o. ana Ps Ms a;a c OF si
the defendants in errar. No. IL. Henry Dret.
man, PLAIN III in error, VS. Cnas. G.. STERILE;
continued 70 the next term. No. l23. Jos. T.
Austln, piaintif in error, VS.. the city of Bos-
ton' submitted 70 the Court on printed arsu.
ment oy Jose }. Austin, Esq. Of counsei for
pIa nun IN err6r, with leave TO the counsel for
oelenoant In error to die printed Argument.
NO. ia The United States. appellant, We. The.
ooore Adams; continued until Monday next,
on motion Of Mr. Attorney General Hoar. No.
TO. Inc Farmers Mutual Insurance COMPANY
plaintiff in error, VS.: Thomas Nichols; arsu-
pent commenced by Mr.. Dick, OF counsel for
plaintin in error.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wylie.-rhis morn.
ing, henry Sommer indicted for forgery, was
convicted on the second count OF the indict-
ment luttering forged paper). George JACOB,
alias Henry, alias johnson, alias Henry Pra.
thei, plead guilty to Q charge Of pettit larceny,
JAIL VIM. Boston, indicted for petit larceny,
was con victed, and sentenced TO SIX months in
Jail Cnas. Putnam plead guilty TO a charge
of petit larceny, and was sentenced to three
guilty III three other cases, and was sentenced
10 three months iii jail in each. VIM. Martin
and Thomas Hillroy. indicted for ASSAULT and
patlery, were Cor victed and sentenced to SIX
montns al labor in Jail. In two other Asses a
noiie pros. was entered. Henry Thompson
convicted OF attempt TO poison, was sentenced
10 three years at labor In jail James PAXTON
ana Ihos. White, Ia dIced for petit larceny,
were found not guilty. Richmond for defense
The case of John NJ. Buckley, indicted for an
assault on thomas Harland. was set for Fri.
day next.
ClRCUIT Court, Judge Cdrtter-Yesterday
Eiizs beth CrOssman agt. Laons; settled. To-
day Pearsons and Magruder agt. Buell.; Judge
ment confessed with stay of execution. Wolf
u Go. agt. Guhardt motion for new trial over.
ruleo. Selling agt. kimmsll: Judgement for
defendant McConvy agt Hayes ex'r Liyin
and Burke agt. same; motion for leave to fill
plea OF limitations oyerruled. Robertson agt
Hulehey; judgment below affirmed Henueiiy
and Chamberlain agt. Rittenhouse FAINT Il o.;
verdict for plaintiff for S5.6r..69 with interes.
from March, 1866. McCon vey agt. HAYES; YER
dict for defendant Owen and Wise agt Mark.
ham; judgment for plaintiff on terms filed
EQUITY COURT, JUICE Olin.-Colt ct al. agt.
Colt; order appointing Ellen Cochrane guar.
dian dd htum. Drown agt. O'Neil l. Timsey:
order that the personal property be delivered
10 trustees for sale Of same. Williams agt
Steam tug Potoma, and Katie Wise: order
appoints w. A. Gorden commi ssioner to take
testimony.
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IMPROVEMENTS ON THE AvENUR-The
STORES In The Narnum Building, Pennsylvania
avenue. between sth and eth streets, are now
oslne remodsl.d by Mr.. 5. J. Fague and one
~ mem Will be occupied by Messrs h,ley &
DRY. ne stores will have open fronts with
retng two feet ane the pavement in frnn, pl0,
1917 "a e9g.o brick with marble thing 10 the
Zoos, Inc sky lights are being remodelsd 40
- ~. s,,, .ne hght directly on the counters,
and modernIzed, Pey renovated
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Rr THOMAS BOWLING, Ancr; GeOrsrtown,
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BEALL srRxrr
AT AUCTION
On AeNDAf; March 10th, 1852. a; i've
H. O'Clock .. m. 1 Gill sell. IN front Of ths
Premises part Of Lot No I2S, fronting a
iset on the south eide Of Besl street. b-twseo
M n.remery and Meuroe sfrcets by a depth Of -
feet, improved 10y = comfortable Frane bweiiins
House. containing 6 rooms >
IeiTs at sale Oonveysncins and stamps st the
na2d THOMAS BOWLING. auc,.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
so rs * drH.ELPs. VS.. oLNsrEAr
soens Secretary.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INST.
ANCR COMPANY
HARTFORD. CONN.
T~ENTHFVE MILLION DOLLARS.
0BORGD =. MARBLE, Agent,
FEDERAL Bieck. Room
VDpoose Post Once Department.
70 WI Corner 7th and st, sets
The MTl0Akl LIFE INSURANCE c0gPss
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.,
Chartered By Special Al Of Csnsr... A,
proved Jaly -, 1865.
SAS AAL.s'ss..... .>>.....e1, 200. 90.
OFFICERS:
JAY CS GHf IS, Obj Reaa,,i.delHhis, President:
Committee S"eman sinAnoe ana kHeouti,t
a5E asI D. oooka. Washington. Vic. pr..,
sMlRso1 Y. PEEr. PAiI.a.l,Ai., s.ers,.r
Pc; ITRNIR; w..h,us.o.. A.s,.s.n, ss,rs,.,
1AAHois Q. Smith, II. D., Medical Direetsr
MEDICAL ADVISORY so..n
}. z. BARNks. Surgeon Gsner.i Hni,.S 49,.
?. Atg% :. iH u isS1ffsSni Chief m,a,o.,
D. ". BLISS. 4. B.. ws:hinSsSSnn..
TIE :ds.ut.ss: ensfed BY TIL. oom,.n,
At ~ Cos s s company, chartered by pecis
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SIXTH WARD ORIGINAL REPuRLIc.N
CLCB.-I his Grub held meeting last evening
on 10th street east, the President Chs-Iss
Champion, IN the chair. A cougratuIatorv
resolution offered by +. ID Games in r-fer
ente TO the President having signed q bill
striklng out the word .sUb ite' in ali laws Pc
ianDg ID the District of Columbia. was unapi
nonsly adopted. motion to appoint a COM
nttee OF three 10 urge upon Congress not TO
pass me bill requiring the election of the cor
poranon officers by the City Councils in Joint
convection, was land over. A resolution pass
90 ~ previous meeting. providing the man
ner OF noiding nominating conventions, was
read, and the meeting ad lourned.
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AnRHsr OF BunsLAR--Yeeerday Memo
bAs Oersr, notorious eolored burglar, was ar
yes>ed by deieetsves on the charge OF borrlsrv
ba wing sntePed and robbed me reside A a.
IL. Chas fyetlsT, on hSssaeh uset,s avenue
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For ALBANY.-Last evening, Gen. Croker
warden of the Jail, dispatched the following
na med convicts. sentenced by the Criminal
Court, 10 the Albany penitentiary: Isaac Wat
sen alias William Jones, horse stealing, two
years; Thomas Talbutt- grand larceny, three
years, Henry johnson, do. three years; Richard
Burrell, larceny. second ONCE. three wears:
george M ClementsOn. manslaughter, eight
years; James Conway alias James Harris and
SamueI wheeler, burglary, three years eacn;
John II. Hubbard. grand larceny. three years;
Chas. H. Smith, larceny, second offence two
and-a-half years They were under charge OF
the following: Anon Duvall, Vim. e.. Croc ker,
Joshua NJ. Noyes, and Joseph Nicholson.
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TEE POTOMAC FRoHT.-The reports from
this point to-day only embrace the arrivals of
. couple Of oyster boats a. Riiey's wharf, the
steamer Guiding Star, with wood, at Fay's
wharf, and one or two wood boats al Fowler,s
wharf. The steamer Arrow, Stackpols, carried
down 70 Mount Vernon quite q crowd Of pas
eerferr, and full mails for Marshalrs LANDING
The daily trips OF the Arrow 70 these points
afford q desirable med um through which 10
spend the balmy days OF spring and summer in
. pleasant manner.