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WESTCaaSTER COUNTY.

PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENTAL painter, named
Francis Sullivan, while at work on the roof Of a
house in Eighth street Morrlsania, last Tuesday
afternoon, accidentally fell TO Tie ground sustaining
thereby internal nlurleS which IL Is thought must
prove latal.
A NECESSARY ExrESsE.-The Metropolitan Board
OF Police Commissioners have sent in TO the Board
OF Supervisors OF this county their estimates OF ex
penses FOR maintaining metropolitan police In the
town Of Yonkers Tor the ensuing year. which
amounts TO S270l3 80. This sum Is SAID to be more
tnan one third Of the entire tax Of tho town.
DAZZLING BURGLAnY.-The residence Of the Rev.
Charles c. Keys In Helen street, West MorrIsania,
was felonlousy entered on Tuesday afternoon aud
two gold watches, together with other property, In
all valued at $3.50, stolen therelrom. In order 10
effect his purpose the audacioas roDber elmDed TO
the roof O piazza and then forced a window open
while some OF the family were ID another portion OF
the house.
THlEvIN0 ExTRAoRDINARY.--A shabbhy dressed
individual VINO gave bis name as James Brown and
who stated that he lived in Harlem, was arraigned
before Justice Fuiien, at Morrsania, yesterday on
two separate charges OF larceny. II appeared that
on Tuesday afternoon the accused entered store in
Fordham avenue and finding he was unobserveu,
carried away a box OF neekues. These he at once
commenced to retail In the Immediate nelghboy
hood ana While dong attempted TO conceal pair
of boots under his coat In another store In this he
was detected and shortly afterwards arrested lie
was sentenced TO sixty days In the county jail.
STOLEN PROPERTY RECovERBD,-Short ~ before
twelve O'Clock on Tuesday night ofilcer Reilly OF the
Morrisania police, while on duty near harlem
Bridge had his suspicious aroused on seeing a
horse aud wagon, containing two men anu boy,
driving rapidly towards the bridge. ON ordering
the party TO stop botn men Jumped out and fed
while the oihcer took charge % the horse wagon aud
boy. Having been conveyed 10 the Town Hall the
wagon was found TO contain an indserIminate as.
sortment OF plumber, consisting Of carpeting, male
aud female wearing apparel, 1--WE goose ana supdry
other articles, amounting IN value to nearly 1900.
The boy, who gave his name as Fritz Wyrs,
says he lives In New York and does not know
anything OF the two men WHO escaped except that
they employed MIN To drive the wagon. He IS neld
Tor examination. Two ladies living In Renson
street, Meirose. called at tho Town Hail yesterday
aud ldentined q portion or the property, winch mad
been stolen from their residence during the previous
night
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Personal MOVEMENTS.

Two young Japanese have been sent to school TO
Massachusetts military academy.
Mr.. seward IL going to bald a library OF Alaska
white cedar aud California red wood, as memorial
Of bls tour.
New Bedford, Mass, has 'three Richmouds in the
fed" for Mayor. The last, George Is. Richmond, Is
the temperance candidate.
Anna Bishop has sung In the language Of almost
every civilized nation, Including the English French,
Italian, Spanish, swedish Danish, Russian, Bohe.
milan and German.
Victor Hugo IL sixty.seven, Alexander. Dumas
Gfty-six. George sand sStysl2 years old, The thres
great French authors have sons wAo are celebrated
authors themselves.
Jefferson Davis declines to make public speeches
or to indulge In public receptions. 4nis is Kind;
not on account OF his past career than because
we are an over.taked people.
Franklin Pierce was the fourteenth President OF
the United States. There fourteen letters In his
name and the rst letters OF the Christian and sur
name being and r, stand for Fourteenth President.
lac Sataro and Matnuera Juinzo, two young
japanese, are now In Washington and Will report ut
taa Naval Academy at Annapolis In q day or two to
be instructed there In compliance with the act OF
Congress Of July ~, 1857 authorizing the Secretary
OF the Navy to receive for instruction at the Naval
Academy certain number OF Japanese subJacts, 10
be designated " the Emperor Of Japan, providing
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Marine Di,asters,

SHIP Auao RA from New Haven for New York, after pass
ing Hell late and opposite Asoria took the half
de ana oaed OIL at high water without sustaining da
mage She afterwards lowed 10 her loading BERTH Hun
teri ront.
sHiP CRTsc CRY, from Caao Sept for Antwerp put
INTO Valparaiso Oct 49, why not stated,
snur PRESCOTT, Callao for Antwor D. put into
valparaiso isth nit with rudder damaged
sIffP ARcTURus, Edwards at Philadelphia 22d Inst re-
ports ;aiod from Liverpool Sept u IS days in the
North Channel with head winds and gales night OF Sept ~
passed Tuskar Island, bearing NE 30 miles, tered
fearful NV gale which lasted so hours tho boarded the
ship several times, breaking nearly everything adr
doek, and doing considerable damage; q noon
iith made Sicily Rocks unicr tho lee miles; at 3
I'M while carrying heavy press Of sail, the from
steering gear broke dsabing the rudder stoeod by the
o g VIA prsgen'e. ~ NY AZ "a LIP o sna go' sor
encei another violent gale, which lasted until evening,
aperfect hurscane gosh while lying under top
sis and storm stayss sea struck the ship, breaking
entirely over her, stayng In buwnfvs. deck
h)uses and water essks, breaking spare spars
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QUEEN OLGA AT FLORENCE.

A Florence letter contains the acknowledgement
olga OF Wurtembor9 had been q! Florence before,
when very young with ner father. tho late Emperor
Ncn0as, aud mad aiglted at the same Hotel
d'ltalln then kept by NJ. Bald. Her first care at
present on arriving here was 20 seek out the room
which she occupied as child and large terrace
now no longer exlstng1 from which she used 10
hndGIre the view on the Arno the hotel being built
Upntne quay Of the river with lookout on the htiis
pf Beuosguardo and the promenade OF the 0ascine
he queen occupies the FIRST and part OF the ground
doors. Ia the morning AFTER her arrival the Mar.
guis Spinoia, Ad.aeCamp 10 the King came 20
inquire after her health ana to at what hour ner
MAJESTY conid receive the King Of italy me repiy
was that sne should be ready az ave O'clock A
snort time after she went out into TOO town ON foot
The Queens figure 10 tail and her gait maiesltc with
light hair and very agreeable physiegnomy, the
Grand Duchess Vera. het niece, u quite young only
rfteen although rail- FOR her age, aud also decided
blonde. AT quarfer-past ave the arrival Of Victor
Emanuel was announced His Majesty came IN a
blue chariot drawn by two chestnut horses. with
two servants behind. The visit iasted about twenty
minutes.
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YORK HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER 25 lsegrR1PLE SHEET

that no expense for the same shall accrue to the
United states. ere are eight more Japanese TO
enter the Naval Academy under the above act and
they VIII repors IN short time.
List OF Americans registered at the banking house
OF Drexel Haries Co., No. rue Scribe Paris, for
the weeK<ending Nov. H., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I. NJ Mhilldn, Mr.. W. J. Gamer. Mr.. A. Muckie, Mr.
Geo. W. HILL Mrs. Jackson McEnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement l. Hughes, Mr.. Geo. 8. Pepper Mr.: and
Heyl Mr. A. Flesh. Mrs. Oliver HopklnsOn, Miss q.
Is. Hopklnson Mr. T. Dorpey Haehnlen. MIR. Ed.
Loeb, Mr.. IL G. Lippincoit, Miss S. w. Iippincott,
MIR. Il. A. Lippncott, Mr.. j. Alfred King, Mr.. Angus
tus Heaton Mr. Franklin Taylor, DR.. and Mrs. Town.
send, Mr.. Graham Cunningham, MIR. victor A. Sar-
tori Mr. Victor A. SartOrl Jr, Mr. Frank Sartor Mr..
W. D. Bell Mr. VIM. Camac and family, Mr.. Henry
and Mrs Herman lie Berg, Mr.. Frank II. Lord, Mr..
J. Leon Leslie, Miss Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B.
Allen Mr.. Franklin Allen, Mr.. Alex. Chalmers, Mr..
d. p. Morgan and family, Mr.. +. A. Quintard, Mr..
and Mrs. G. ). Douglas Mr. j. B. Miller, Mr.. j.
Grenylle Kane, Mr.. W. r. Douglas, Mr.. 8. Gardner
and family, G. II. A. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Crane,
Mr.. Walter Cook, Mr. Nicholas Fish. Boston,
Mass.-Mr. John Ware, Miss Kate z. Osgood, MISS
Z. Adams. Miss Mary A. Hendn. Plttsburg Pa
Mr. J. H. Hopkins, Mr.. Robt. Patrick Washington,
ID. lC.-Mrs. Oh. r. Williams, Mrs. NJ J. Coston.
Mr. Franklin Coston. Baltimore, Md.-Mr. Q. b.
Corrigan. Mr.. George O. Irwin, Rev. p. L. Chapelle,
Mr. b. ]. McManus. Lebanon, Ky.-Mr. w. T.
Mackin, Mr. s. b. Spalding, Mr. b. J. Spaldlng.
Nebraska Bishop O'Gorman, Rev. John Daxacher.
Mobile, Ala.-Riaht Rev. John Quinlan. Hamilton,
Canada Right Rev. John Farrell Petersburg, Va
Warren, Mrs. E. J. Hyde, Miss HYDE CaIifornia-Mr.
George O. Powers. London, Eng.-Rev. John Eel
Ter. Amsterdam-Mr. Daniel Loeb. MI. A. Angus
tuS Adec, Attache at Madrid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25
CITY P5LIIIrs,
Meetings Last Nighf-Judicinl and Aldermanic
Nominations,

Meetings Last Nighf-Judicinl and Aldermanc
Nominations.
Adjourned republican nominating conventions
were held last evening and the following nominal
lions Inade:-
JUDICIAL SoMINArIoSs.
DIST. Police Justices. Caufl Justices
6-WNllam Burns. William 7. James.
C-kichar1 Kelly (decllnedl
flames +. C0ulter..... John A. Stemmer.
At meeting Of the Ninth Judiciary Convention
the nomination Of George d. Webster Tor Police
Justice was endorsed.
ALDERMANrc FORMATIONS.
s-James F.. Mcveany... James Cunning.
2l--N0 nomination. Theo. u. Kelly.
Wdyu. Ward.
S-Fraucs r. Teller 12-John c. Gran
The Roosevelt branch OF the Democratic Union
party held their Judiciary Convention last evening
and made the following nominauons:--
Dist. Police Justices. CiUH justices.
2-Joseph bowling ....... Thomas Kelvin.
3--John Cox Walker Fowler.
5--E. J. shandley ....... Joseph Koch.
7-games +. Coulter John A. stemmler.
IhoIn msA =, Ledwith. domination a,a
At a regular meeting or the members OF the Con.
stltutonai Union party OF the Fourteenth Assembly
district hed lat night at Masonic Hail. ia and l16
East Thirteenth street, the following gentlemen
were unanimously nominated:-For Police Justice,
William IL. MANSFIELD Tor Clyli Justice, Anthony
Hartmann Tor Alderman, James Mckeever; for
Assistant Alderman John Reilly for School Trustee
seventeenth ward, Michael 0Rielly.
Inc soldiers and sailors OF the Twenty second
ward, irrespective OF party, assembled at A1 West
Forty-nlnth street last evening for the purpose OF
endorsing Alexander Ward for Alderman and
Edward T1mpson for Assistant Alderman OF the Sew
enteentn Aidermanic district me meeting took
place at private residence, AMI was attended by
about sixty or seventy veterans OF the lato war; and
before breaking up they organized the Seventeenth
Adermanic Ward aud Timpson Veteran Associa-
ton.
At q meeting OF the German Democratic clubs OF
the Nineteenth ward, held last evening" corner
fifty-hfth street and Second avenue, resolutions
were passed endorsing the name OF James ID. Rey-
inert as their choice OF candidates for Clgi Justice,
pledging him the support Of the four clubs, number
ing about !, 500 votes
Tue Tammany Han primary elections IN the
various wards were Beld last evening ard dele
gates 70 the judiciary, Aldermanlc and School nom
mating Conventions 10 be he'd tonight and To-
morrow aud saturday nights, were elected.
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SUPREME C0uaT-SpEClAL tenn
Orders.
By Judge Gilbert.


IN the Matter or TIE Application or the Brooklyn
Park Commissioners Relatce to Widening .SdcAett
Douglass ana President Streets.-Read report OF
commissioners; order confirming the same. Read
supplementary report to awards OF Jonathan Tay-
lor ct ais. order confirming the same.
IN tie Matter ar the Petition Or Rector ana Church
VdrGea or 81. Joints Chlsrch for LeaUe 10 SET Real
Estdte.-Order authorizing issuing new deed to
Edgar w. Cullen as assignee OF original purchaser.
h06eft q WtHtdn,S Us. Letots Befge ana Others
ORDER to substitute Charles Phelps as plaintln's
a torney IN place OF WIN. p. Traphagen on payment
date.
Ia the Mater OF appointing a Trustee IN Place or
george II. 7ruSt.-Order appointing Oscar ii.
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SHIPPIN G N E w S.
Almanac for New Yorlk-This Day.
CLEARED.

Port OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER u, 1859.
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Steamship Rebecca Clyde Price, Wilmington, NC-James
Hand
Steamship Hatteras Blackwood, Norfolk-Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship wamsut,a, Fish, New Acknowledgment
Wood.
Brig Squres, Tyler, Seville and Cadz-Tupper Beat
ie
Brig Henry Louise, Potter Port Princs-H Becker
Co.
brig Aston, Sawyer, Chnrieston-N McCrsady aco:
Brig Alice (Br) Godet, Elizabehport-W Van Bockin.
schr Aspnwall tDutchl Hassette, Aspnwal, Hoadey,
Emo & Co.
schr T Hedges, Franklin, Santiago de Cuba-s Mer.
chant Co.
sehr Margaret Ann (Br, wheplsy, St John, NBHeney
Parker.
schr Ford (Br) Carpenter, St john Mp Nevius
Sons.
schr Starlight McIntire Jacksonville Van Brunt saght
Schr Fanny Fern, Saunders, Pensacola b eager.
schr hahock, Hallock, savannah-N l. McCrsady &
Co.
Schr L White, Wicks, New Haven--G Racket Bro.
schr Saugatuck, Davis, Bridgeport-Fergason Wood.
Seamtug Southport Bartlett, Guilford-G Ra ckett
Bro.
Steamer Stevens, Chance Baltimore.
Steamer Mars Grumy, Philadelphia
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BROOKLYN CITY.
TIE COURTS.
cIY COURT.
The Ordinance Relating 10 Cartmen.
Before Judge Thomson.

The Ordinance Renting 10 Cartmen.
Before Judge Thompson.
TIE CIty OF Brooklyn Us. Henry Bresit1 and Dnfitei
ByeSlfl. 7As Same as. Pdtrict KeafWes.-These
actions were commenced IN the Police Court before
Justice Walsh, by the Corporation Attorney, for the
purpose OF testing the constitutonaty and validity
OF the ordinances OF the city relating to cartmen,
hacknen. &C. The ordinances OF The city provide
that person shalt drive Within the city any cart,
sled, truck, dray wagon &C., for the transportation
OF merchandise without first beng licensed by the
Mayor, under the penalty OF ten dollars TO be paid
by the owner ana driver respectively
The ordinance also provides that no person can
receive license cartman unless he owns the
horse and cart.
The nrst OF the above cases was brought against
Breslin & son Us owners OF unlicensed carts, and
the second against OF their drivers to recover the
penalties respectively prescribed by the ordinance .
Judgment was rendered In both cases in favor OF
the city in the Police Court. rom which judgments
the defendants appealed. The appeals were argued
III September last aud decision mas just been rem
dered IN the Codnty court Affirming both Judgments.
Prosecutions under this law have been held ia
allegiance for considerable time awaiting the deci-
sion in these TWO cases. which were regarded as test
cases
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BELOW.

Ship Altoona Hamilton, from Glasgow Oct II.
Stewart.
Wind At sunset NNW.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-21
Tpublic No. Is I

An set making approp iation for the improve
uient OF rivers aul EaTlors for the fiscal wear
ending June 81, l,69. ami the year ending June
81. 1910
BE it -ra ted by the Senate and Honse Of Rep
resentitive- "f Ihe Uu:ted States Of Apierics in
congress assembled, That the sum of two million
d'rr> j. terehy uppropris Ell fer the fiscal year
ending Juue thirty eighteen hundred and sixty
nine AM the year ending june rhirsy eighteen
hundred and Sc euty To ne eNre.dei for the re-
par, ext"Esi.,n- pre-eryeian, and completion Of
WY rs In the Improvement If rivers sni E;,T'rs
under tie direction of TIE SECRETARY os war,
Ployiiei That the Secretary f War j. herrh,
tuth Tiz.d a. eause such expenditures To be made
50 best 10 subSrrv- he ia'e l. CONNIE c.; and
ne i required tn report TO Con.res lie opt min.
If its y c-lubrr ses- ion. all expenditures niade
gfn'ier t provisions OF this act up TO that time
ia detail
APPROVED Anr.l 10, 1SG9.
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Public Resolution No. 1871
A Resolution enabling bona fide settlers to pur-
chase certain lands acquired from The Great and
Little Usage tribe Of Indians.

A Resolution enabling bona fde settlers to pur-
chase certain lands acquired from The Great and
Little Usage tribe Of Indians.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
| sentatves OF the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That any bona fide settler
residing upon any portion IF The lands sold to the
United States by virtue of the first and second
articles of the treaty concluded between the
United States and the Great and Little Usage
ibe Of Indians, September twenty-ninth, eish-
teen hundred and sixty-five. and proclaimed
January twenty first, eighteen hundred and
er shall have declared his intention to become a
citizen Of he United States. shall be- and hereby
is, entitled to purchase the same in quantity not
exceeding one hundred and sixty acres, price
Of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre,
within two years from the passage Of IL is act,
under such rules and regulationsas may be pre-
scribed by the Secrrtrry of the Interior pro
vided, however, That both the odd aud even
numbered sections of the said lanCs shall be sub
ject to settl. ment and sale above provided: |
And provi ed further, hat the sixteenth ani ,
thirty-sixth sections in etch town hip of said |
lands shall be reserved for Stat school purposes
in accordance with the provisions OF the act Of
admission of the State of Kansas Provided how
ever, That nothing in this act shall be construed
in any manner affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in al,y other party parties.
Approved, April 10, 1853.
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[FNOIIV-NO +.
An Act 10 discontinue Sault Ste Marie

An Act TO discontinue Saut Ste Marie. as 4 port
of entry in the Superior district, and TO estab-
lish Marque te in lieu thereof
Be il enacted by the Senate and House OF Eep-
re4eutsti OF the United States IL America in
Cong asserab ed, That Ssult ste. Marie, in the
district Of superior, is hereby discOntnu, d "a, a
port of entry, and that the port Of entry for the
district be, and is hereby, e-tahlI he'd at Mar
quelte at which place the collector Of he dis
trct sha reside, and deputy collector shall re-
side at SaGlt ste. Marie.
SIC. ,. And he il further enacted. That all
acts and parts of acts c,naravening this act be,
and the same hereby, repealed. This at
shall rake effect from and after the tenth day of
May next
Approved April 10 1860
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Estate of william, VvilIEord.

bECtAS y.
NTHTICE IS IEktBi GIVEN BY THE IN
" der~i-n-d. Administrator IF the estate If
Wiliirm NiiifId deceased, to the CREDITORS of,
and all y rson- having claims against the said de-
ceased to exhihi' them with the necessary vouch-
erS " tiis ten months aftes the first pub cation
II this n..ice the said dminstr atof, At his
oihce N the GU t-h0us-, in carson City. 0rHI>by
ron ~ stat" Of Nevada. Dated at Carson City,
july 10Th, IsG9. II. ii BENCE.
alminisi rstor d., bonis non If the estate OF
Wiilsm Wiiifvrd, deceased. jy21:4w
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| Public Res,,lution-No. 6

Joint Resolution to facilitate the Construction OF
the custou-i ouse at Bangor. Maine.
Be il resolved by the Senate anu IL use Of Rep
resentatives of the Uniteti ate> OF America ia
onEres, assembled. That the secretary of the
Treasury be authorized t. make a present appli-
cation of the went five III, u>and dollars arpro
priaret: the last session Of the f,rritth Congress
for the Bango custom house and public buildings,
the same 10 be applied 10 the use provided in said
apprrpri stion. not hereby increasing the said ap.
preparation as heretof re ma .e.
Approved, April 3, 1853.
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owed, March %, 1869.

Public Pesolu,on-No. IL
A Resolution making san Diego, California, port
Of delivery.
Pesulved hv the >euate and House Of Represeu-
tativ-s # rhe United States of America in Con-
grs assembled, hat San Diego, California be
and Is hereby. created aport Of delivery in the
Gust. ms collection district Of an Francisco, ami
that the deputy collector Of that port receive the
salary other deputy collectors OF the dis
trict-
Aoprrved April 10. 1859.
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Approved, March 26, 1859.
Public Resolution-No.

Public RaSOlutiOn-So.
Resolution rel ,ting To government buildings at
Fort TsIten. paSsrta Territory.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Reprrsen-
tatisss If the Unit d States of America Con
g-ess assembled That the Secretary OF War be-
rai he hereby j., auth ,rized an empowered To
d.rect the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
Dak IA Territory. To be Constructed of brick
ami tn accept Tn >e slii fort already
-sructei OF brick Pruvifed, That in his gmeut
b.iiliirg< IF that mater isl VII not tie more ey-
Peusiy- than buildings # wJod And provided
farther. Talt M appropriation will be necessary
tneref II.
Approved, April 6, 1869.
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Estate of Pri.cTiia Wi.isuga.

DECEASED.
NOTICE Is IIEHFPY GIVEN BY THE IN
de q ned. AimiDisirsr, If tie estate of
Prjs~iiit u 1T ri d.ccas.d. the ere iiror, If.
and al rrrs,n- having claims against the said
tie"aasri To- exhibit them srh the necessary
vouchers within ten mon hs after the first publ
cation f this nrti 10 the said administrator ut
his attic. In the Court h in Cars City. o. MS
nv unity. state # Nevada. Dated at Cars N
City, July 2tih, 1863
II. II. RENCE.
Administrator # the estate of r iscilla y iilf1ri
iecea-ed iw
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we'd April 10, 1859.
Public Resoiution-No. l. !

A Resolution authorizing the removal # the pub
lie stables steam saw mill, and other build
ings from the Capitol grounds
Resolved by the Senate and House If Repre-
senratives f the United States of america IN Con
gres- assembled. That the officer in charge Of
the Capitol extension be. ana he IS hereby, author
lied T. clear from the Capitol grpun"s the pub
lie stables steam >s,w-mll. and such Other build
iugs f n further use to the wora On the
CAPITOL extension.
Approved, March %, 1869.