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Evening star., 1869-09-11
RAILROADS.

BALrIMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&Al 4 "
resH .ss s'a;:s zsS zs y S.g4
are nov run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
and Y3:ss' $50 scnf.5 go SO .SS sna s:ss s:ss
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
and 2 SO and 30 p. M. ." N
,., FOB AssAP0LIs, lo
or fron AnHspolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIhORs.
Leave 81 A. NJ, and 12:43, 2:3o, $40, and
I.,,,..lto los e z VA "a 5 sJsrIogs; % RIO I..sp
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
dsiy sa es ssesps s.,urs,p 1 .Dd Sunday, st
8 ssSssy :, 70, I:ts sss : +: 4 sal,s Con-
more 70 Wheeling, Parkersburg, &c.
Thsoash tickets TO the West can Be had ,t the
Washington Station Ticket once q All hours q
PsnH,.nis s SsI 0: avenue Pssssaa.r. puGehasiD9
fiekets sf the avenue onsce can there arrange 70
the DEPOT .a and the
for Ne. Yor., RhiI.dslphi.. and Boston. 80
6cEs eeasss assss 4 Tasss
nop GEO. 8. KOONTZ. General Agent.
TJHRoUaH LINE BETwEEN WAsHIHGroH
PHih4AWPETddRHkIA.AsDE 4W TdRk Il M
WAsHIysfoH, lse.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND GDW
YORK nov run ss follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, ssit.osa eaa.ss Of ears.
t..y: "a a.lI except sunday '' A. NJ, and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily IeIoeyt sunday ss A. n. and
Oh SUNDAY.
Lesys for New York at $40 p. NJ, and Phiis-
delphis st $40 p. n.
Sleeping cars fer New York on p. n. train
only.
Through tickets TO Philsdeiphia Hev York or
Boston can be had st the Station 0ce at All hour
the day. Also, &c the Oompanys Once, No.
f06 Pennsy ivanfs avelse. Passen gers pprc hasfna
tickets At the Avenue once can there Arrange %
have their bagsae called for and checked a. theif
residence, taken he depot, and pat In the bag.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule eefHeen Washington, Baltimore, An
IL. WILSON. Master Of Transport.tisu.
J.. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
nos GEO. :. kO0NTZ. Agent, WashfnKton,
Evening star., 1869-09-11

Hon. @. H. VAN WICK, of New York, is to
be married to Miss Kate Il. Broadhead, at the
Presbyterian Church, at Milford, Pennsyl-
vania, on Wednesday morning next. The
wedding party, consisting of six or eight per-
sons, will then start for California and remain
there for several weeks
Evening star., 1869-09-11
SUMNER RESORTS.

SdQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OAO
PRESER IRVING
90 bbls, CRUSHED, POWDERED snd GRAN
CLATED sUGAR
23 bbls. OLAkIFIED SUGAR.
10 hogshesds BROWN SUGAR assorted GRADES
sPICks Of all kinds. whole aad ground, war.
100 pounds GRIEN GINGER.
just received and for sale lev By
BRYAN BROS,
SAG Pepnsylv ania avenue,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
PICK L NG
20 bels CIDER vIN HoAR, warranted Dure.
for sale oy BRYAN BIOS,
an 2Seo3v 34Q Pepnsylvapis svsnns
Evening star., 1869-09-11

MR.. MCCARTKR, Superintendent of Curren-
cy Printing, has gone TO New York to push
forward the work on the one and two dollar
greenbacks. The National Bank Note Com.
pony is to print the backs of the "ones," aud
the American the backs OF the "twos." The
faces will be printed at the Currency Bureau,
Treasury Department.
Evening star., 1869-09-11

THR REMAINS OF THE LATE SECRETARY
Notwithstanding has been settled yet as to
whether the remains OF General Rawlins shall
te removed to Illinois or remain in the Con-
gressional Cemetery. Mrs. Rawlins wants
them taken to her home in Danbury, Connec.
tcut. 1t is understood. however, that they
Will not be disturbed until the return of the
President.
Evening star., 1869-09-11

RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF SENATOR Fss
sENDEF.-In accordance with the order Of
Acting Secretary Richardson, the Treasury
DeTar ment " as closed to-day in respect to the
memory OF ex-Secretary Fessenden. few
clerks were at work in the Treasurer's Cffice
to prevent the work getting behind hand, bu
the doors OF the Department We're closed to the
public.
Evening star., 1869-09-11

LOyIBINss
CRUSHED, POWDERED,
AND GRANULArED SUGARS, II Cts;
soFf WHITE SUGARS, 10 Cts;
LONDON ALI, STOUT, AND PORTER. S2.1k
PAR DOZEN;
pks1 DAANpS CALIFORNIA WINS ONLY
VI PBR BOTTLE:
Geop ooohiNe Brandy ONLY a. PEE
6ALLON,
Al o. wITMERp,
is rennUivAnia ayenue,
suz5 Deswesn 18th and 18th Streets
UMBKBi LUMBIK,n LURu1R m
large stoeE and com plete assortmsus 40 m.
Ing Lumber, Hemlock Fencing, Cyprus shtns,io tio
Nhite Pine and Spruce Piekets, 0sdsr Ps.ts -
Also, &C.
OF All kinds on hand and for sale At lowest n.x..
rstesey WILLET d k1DGRAvR,
Corner New York avenue and sth street,
one square from Northern
0ltt Liberty Morkss
SII 0O0 TO LOAN ON DEFERRED
keal Estate Notes secured BY
wM. g. HOLIDAY.
4. Stock snd Bill Broker,
eeS'' NO. 8, Iptslhgencer Building.
Evening star., 1869-09-11

DIsrILLERIEs SRIzED.-Supervisor Fulton
ielegraphed from Wilmington, Delaware, yes.
'erday, that he had seized large distillery and
three rectifying establishments at that place
The Collector, J. 5. Prsttyman, has for soma
time past suspected that Illicit distillation was
being carried on, and the Investigation of the
Supervisor fully confirmed the suspicious OF
the Collector
Evening star., 1869-09-11

MR.. A. b. MuLLKrT, Supervis Architect
OF the Treasury, left here last evening for
California, to examine the custom house In
process of erection at San Francisco. On his
way out he will stop at Chicago, to examine
the work on the marine hospital now under
construction, and will also stop at Omaha to
select site for the custom house building to be
located there.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-31
THE CALEDONIAN.
The coat Question ant me ""''
Of Congress.

...;II
Very soon after Coi12r'7- iIi''.I' - -,
he called upon to take IN" 'o,.-I'.''' a.I
the popular 2I1e' nee III - I,r.
New England Ne" VI r n CIV, ,,;-,;,n ami
scy are at ISSUE WIN " ~" ~. LI.n;nn
railroad COZ
tie lHarNt' 1T ''' .>'',' ''''''' ''I .,ll
able 10 'o''i"'' Nv ,' ~ i; 'I''' ,1 ,',
;'no'"II ~ INC iI,,''' -, '''I" .u,.
nave l, "N'''' NV -, ,.
I,tFrS''i'''iE'- i,'' = Ii'' 'r .,,iI...
''oI' l. "''''n'' ''''| WIN '''''"
l" Dc " 'I,'''S' ~ ''''0
ana l''uu'''' |" i'i,'>e Il 'i'''''"', ~,
nee ihlP,L"iNey '''''"'''," ~
i peculiarly hal" one l'", d ''u'''
point oi view ~" '-''''''''
-! ana ms .'"'' u, i'''''' ''yC
ilieir al,'i'r"e''e ,''' "P'" ''' ,'''''I "
iel'h-F''''''' i,u' inv I'I'', '''',', q
ihiiuchce c""'io'l"- uo''' i''t'''' ''!''' "a
raiiro'u' Dl VINO" 'i'''' l''''u'' "'S
hInnle"' Tue ll''' d" 'oI>uill''9 i h'r'
by IlN ACTON III rue "l'lc" 'ol'''I ut'~
severe h"rd'h- ~ Inc same ii'ht 'he
-N'H'h'ic r""''' winch mas WITHIN feAcii
supply by Il lax winch Is at once m
poiluc ana UNJUST. he tax i uphcI''
tIat Inc mines may charge Tor lHc coal
an UNFAIR price, ana 1hat Inc railroads
may grow rIcher ny carrying II ri cAaf='7
which are beyond all reason
Inc producing cost oI ton al lh'
PIT mouth Cay ri N"uch 'nunk) J.
about SI.N'' to winch may lie added a
lew cents more Tor commission and >.
forth. i c New Jersey Cenira! kaI!-
road charles - Il ton tor lrri2ht /" liz
abetL, making the total cost there about
-. But the cargo price At Eiiz beth
l., or was a few day az, $500 "a ton
for lump, stove and steamer coal. We
sec here the enormous profits gained by
the mining and railway companies, and
the consequent hardship inflicted upon
thcpub'ic. OF course the Atlantic co;>t,
which asks for the use Of Nova Scotia
cual. but l. denied. fares much wor>,.. on
account OF It's greater distance from tie
mines. And the example given applies
to the Reading Railroad also. which
charges c2.3N & ton for the ninety miles
between Port Carbon and Port RIrh-
mond On tie other hand, tine H9ltl-
more and Omu Road :. much more cN-
prii-Ive one a. 10 working, from the
s;gepnr-s Ut its grade, carries coal from
Cumberland to Locust Point, more than
double the distance OF that between i, rs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-31

An old miscr in Ireland left vii! be-
queathing ''to my sister-in-law, Mary
Dennis, four old worsted stockings
which she will find under my bed to a
nephew two other stockings, to the house
keeper. "tor her long and faithful scrvi-
ces, my cracked earthcrn pitcher" and
other l,gacies Of the same character to
other persons. The legatces were in a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-31
ENpENSt.N OF THE COLLECTION
OF REVENUE FROM SAILS OF
PUBLIC LANDS.

For salaries and commissions OF rcgis-
ter Of land Office. and receivers Of pub
he moneys At .iXty-siX land offices. Two
hundred aud eighty-seven thousand eight
hundred dollars.
f'r incidental expenses Of the land
oilieeS' twenty thousand dollars.
TO Le Contuuel1
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-31

RENT or OFFICE FOR ~JEViNuE- GIN
El:AI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-31
1870. TIE NURSERY! 1870,

- ct. .!,j = sud .-t chiy Illustrated ur. TIL.
rt..2im. 81 enid, 20. at 49,; year iu s.v'nc, SUI
crib. moss. n! .-'t t, It n.rAhy-.f Id tree "A
lr-- ipi!N /. Hll'!EI, L. Wl-hiu. ton II. % -tor.
Gl-Hi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-31
DEATH TO PIN WORMS.

Eminent ~ .iars -,. int u.r. ST. .r,.- anon
'"'i''" results from F'n-"" m than from. my Other
c.,. : -t. tad ".,;...l Ie.,dy 10. ,a,., tr,.,l,I
som" and often dangerous p".ts is found in DIR.
"'ILDs FIN-WoIM SIElr. Curr for ,duI.- and
chi dren war E-ed without Injury 70 health. rr. -
ccn,s. OH.,. {. GOODWIN . CO.. Boston, and all
druggists. tlrri-,
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MARCH q lses-TRPLE SHEET

Nns that he II the owner 0f 600 In railway stock
that his dividends last year amounted " th0 sum
VI sollewlefc about xio. xfaf
Isabella III spain has nnaily decided 70 ahdioafe IN
favor Of her SON. decisive Interview al an early
date has, therefore, been sranged WIN ths emperor
10 settle prelitniharlcs.
Prince Dogorowki aid,de-camp 10 the Emperor
of Russia accompanies the Prince of Montenesio W
ihe states of the latter, " represent his ihp1rnl
master al the baptism VI the Princes young sui w
whom the Car has been pleased 10 act ~ kohiathri
The noatng hulk Cacique, nioofed IN the r0aastead
NJ Cayenne, suddenly sunk on Decennef ~ am
several eonsiets perisied, Notwithstanding thht
prompt ass stance was afforded, Inc minister oi
Marine has ordered an inquiry 10 ascertain the cause
VI this disaster.
A letter from Warsaw, IN the Augsburg 6azefts,
states that great CONSERVATION prevails IA tat Guy
IA consequence 0f decision " the ltnssian govern
nent 10 euafpe the I0itincations. More thhn nun
dTed houses are Ia be appropriated, ana the innfin-
mites offered L0 The pfopfietofr 40 not amount 10
iMo-ihifts ~ the yaiuc.
The celebrated "Arli et Ameitie'' Society or H0i-
land Is preparing grand exhibition al Amsterdam
unaef the patronage vi the KING, ~ ancient ana
modern afinor. nays ana Instruments oi waiiiAe
mefnorative " great exploits, besides models aud
curious hooks relating 10 the arr VI war, IL Ii to
commence towards the end VI March.
The entire area of The United Kingdom under onl
lsa0n Is returned US 4h,15l blo acres ia 1905 and
nearly 10000 of this area were under green crops
and grass, yiz b59 OIL acres Ia England, 1871, ,sbi
IA Wales. 1890 bls Ia Scotland u.s. l5s 022 IN Ireland
aud co,02T la the Channel islands, Ia some English
counties nrnips ANA swedes occupy ten per cent o.
more OI the entire cultivated area.
A recent fact that has occurred at HOustch0nck ID
said 10 have produced certain sensation al Con
stantinope, On the day 0f ile iairam ali The Con-
s,ils save one, h0sied their nags and paid 0nieai
visits to the Governor oi the yiiayet; Iii6 Russian
Consul alone refused 10 comply WIN the usnai cere
orders sent 10 all Russian agents IN the Ottoman
empire.
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
WfsfGIiEaffn COUsTv.

NJ huNialDE.il Was reported some ten DAYS
ago taat soans mao aeed nlneteou years residing
az Woodslook, namea over, died from the effects oi
severe treatment received al The hands % a party
larger youth, ana thai be was under these ell-
cailsianets, bAfled ~ Ills paroAts without having
urel called Ia The Coroner. Coroner Balhaale, N
Mufsana, has int eslRatea lAe eass, and an.s that
40 sUoh assault as alleged "as Aatie aud that the
fnuns ,4an alei moan natural oAAses ne hal been
afflicted iur 0feg feaT sitA gathering Ia his
head tits disease 40 agalaEate hy Colt Ii IA
supposed, as ~ result fatally ne was bugied
uHel tue eeiinoate ~ the al oaaing phi selan ana
hin paTents ate Wiillng " disuer las remains the
inOAleni tae O0roAef requires ~. over Was Oui,
eleven years oi a4o, ANA n0t reported niAegeen
fOlsoGsD-A MNsfEgf.- Tue pos, aortem sxaml
mlnalloa nyer lhe bs,s of Michael Dewa, Who alea
sUddenn Al MouisanlA lev aAys ago, Was CON
eiuieA YESTERDAY. ~. MGtrOy, Who examined his
stomach teatlnea that Il contAiasd % grains of
alsenie. Nothing in taa evidence vent IL snow by
nhNN tuis pfedAHAults AMouAt ~ poison MAS All
hNalatuieh Tue AnrFeaslaA vas pfoVale ia the
neeao1thvud That iAe uo1eas0a Aaa stores 0l
hoAlAei wealth concealed abual the ifenlses 10 Oe-
CAPPED. alA ouatls ettt MaAe - C0AueNt thia CIR
ta.Astahta Wiih me maaAer uf MS daAlA lNE vita
90 sNNNeaa lac N0C-AsuA was a naslys 81 Ireland
@na has tsea l0t maAi tear. velUle us failure. ia
tae eiAlltt "a me A.aa ~ 4. Il. L h. A. Nhills4A
The New York herald., 1869-03-02

hear the report Of the citizens committee appointed
" see II some plan could not be devised 10 secure
NE construction VI the New Haven. hiddlstown ana
Wilifs aalic Railroad. Tls committee reported that
tle cost Of the construction of the road woild be
aDoat ss,oTg 900. To pay this they propose 20 use
tie $4,000 appropriated ny The city of Middle
Iowp' 5000 ny ihe Town OF Mlddieheld and
s33sUcG be gwen by other towns together with an
sppropp1atlol u sooo.oeo when they recommend ~
Amount OF 500 and M 81 mortgage bonds ~ the
amount of 81, 600 600 10 be raised.
Ihe report accepted, and " is expected that
iAe sslectlnen will soon call meeting, u have the
Town s0te The loan, which ~ u be secured ~ second
mortgage bonds upon the ROAD, Wiih tins loan ffon
New Haven fls officers VI the road promise 10 con-
slrHel H. One hundred thousand dollars ~ the New
Haven loan is Lo De expended between New Haven
aud Middeio"n ANA $1,000 on the bridge over lhs
Connecticut river The funds are " he paid out
Wy trustees
ITEss-The Thermometer stood yesterday morning
two degrees above zero. The harhor was frozen
over Saturday night, ana all the Sound boats had
great ainionity ~ getting through
The amount 0f internal revenue collected Ia tue
second congressional district during January last
Was sas,sIi 10.
Bridgeport.
", r. Bishop was unanimously elected President
o. the Aaagataes Railroad Company on Saturday
TWO hundred ana seyenytwo bammers we're ac,
comnoiated with shelter ana lodging al the station
house during The month OF February,
Southport.
There has recently been sensation of novel
character Ia This place. An organized band 0i petty
thieves has been discovered, made up of boys ironi
eight years 0ld to sixteen, aud comprising among
It's members the sons Of several Of tie best
families 0f fhe place. These boys had buit
4 shaHiy In q secluded spot outside al
the village, ana here they deposited their
pundeT, which amounted Ia value 10 over $400
according 10 statement, ana consisted 0f afllcles
0f every description lnat u was possible o carry on
The band had been la existence Tor over year, and
had u system 0f promotions for efficiency Ia the
tnieying ART. One 0f the boys connected with the
band Was detected and confessed tDe whole thing
turning states evidence. The other boys burned
the santy and Tried otherwise 10 destroy the esi-
dence Of Their piernp. Legal proceedings had
been instituted, but OWING ~ The standing 6i tne
families Involved, ana for other reasons they have
been abandoned. The aiiar has cfes4ed great GA
element. -
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
LRaAI. NOTiCE-.

| ohANuEhs on NEW JkasEy-BtfwbEs HENRY
A Barr eampainant aud rhs Musaousteong Iron Works
defendants - but 80 urier limiting creditors.
opening The matter to w. souddsr.
fsq ~ counsel, with ootapis nant IN Atavu
dotl ha oa shs twenty ss aay OF February A. D eigh.
teen hundred aud slky nine, the creditors o The ssid s
snse9nseons iroa works 10 pfsseu 70 The receivers Ap
untrA ~ the cause aud before the under oath
er 20 eshetw.s a. The SAID receivers shall diree
o The Satisfaction ~ said rees her several claims aud
denaht sNast tbs ead before the Ilst
oi hsy nes that they bs excluded lron the benehl
~ su,n dlyIdenls may thereafter be made aud
s ss',ssa ne ~ hls eoar upon Tho !rcss,as and elects
~ shs euIpefAuon Ani Tor the better Asoeslanlng
he eisdhors q said eoipofsiien, aud wha. "a aus %
he suvely tha asid creditors shall be ssamnsi Tho
ssd rete shah direct er deem necessary ant
dcnt Aa1 produce tooks aud teors he sad
90 oath ~ armaiion, which oath Affirmation the said
oeyers hereby authorized 10 ADMINISTER well
amaa ~ el oath Affirmation ell such witnesses shah
produced before them touching the demads of sAd
dsurs Aud " 10 further ordered thai the said receivers
.au, h order 10 10 published 10 hs susse Register asd
we motifs jnfseymAn newspapers puthed respectively
Newton ana AprIisown ills state aud ln the Nav York
Herald nt es successive weeks from ne date of this orisr
~ least each week. A. u. AABkiNklE, q,
4 true oopy-H 0unANRp, Ciesk.
y psesenl their ca'ms ~ .hsrela provided Israel Con
at eee yer, Mburn, New Jersey, or 10 W O. Nhsw God,
feeeivei No. "a broadway, IN the city Of New YORK..
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
CLEARED.

Steamship iiammona ma, Meier Hamburg hunh asdi
%.
Steamship Ocean quesa, naasy, Aspinwan- -Paeiae Man
Steamship 90.
steamship i.anenna, Sherwood, rartiand-Jf b Asnes
snip samuel hnABei, Lucas, shaHelae a A Low blb
BARK Esp.oss th,i), parma, Rotterdam fabhri Ilaun
Brie Pilgrim (Brl, Lloyd, Iondon--A Lndaag,
brig Jupiter lN1l Oestlea, Cad1-C igbias
Bra fiYsasnn San ,saa, TlIsl.unn, M0nieviaeo and
Buenhs Ayres- fuuch, Meinnke a IA.
brig sase srou. h.lasnsni, neiaarara-r whitney.
brig Haidss tBr, MeDoaneii, hinssea iaA II solomon
A
Brig Liberiy, Dessreatx, nassaa-Aass Ward.
salr Harvest Qaeea tln, Mcbride, Gafng ais-cranda
uulpllay ta
sshr Matte Tahsr, oaok New useaas-h II brigham a
Gu
sehr W q Audenreid, Bakes City Point O II Piagson
scLs fissaia4.a, Humphrey. kali0k y Staples.
sehg u halnes, avery, Baltl1aare bensles, Miller 4
IL0lass.
scls Theodore Dean, Babn, Bailinars--van sruns i
siaAht
Sour Biandei, Chapman, prayineeown Il Csawe.
Scng N R0uaheid, Hahhie, stamford
Steamer 0slaroIa, heynuis, bai,inuse
The New York herald., 1869-03-02

Lowe w.s.s% e. d. ss,ls smith Chase ~. siyss Tor
~ r sf's a. ,ss ae A%ss s sss
~ fer Ayarl Msass ii., New nsao,a ~ aoi s.%os
.ssisass n;sss.ssans r'sa'. Es's.@, a,s,,as:.
s ns;as s &c s.s % s sns.s: sss.S
& % s s- .s .a ss ssas e s sssa s.s. ':ss :ss
i19s- 5SGs sessgs es ssss A,s,s .sAr. Dean oo.,
's salsi Il sel. rhs. small uaa,as xaa stephen
ssnss s ssfas, s ie % % "a r,ass sr
Ynrki Aeiy, AsIly, Boston Tor fhladsiphis Mar
As sss1Sfsx Essif f-a'ss ssS ~ sse brig ramp
s ss a,aa % ss' S 'f Ssss: ss.
.aai JoAn ks saLr Emma fnasy aii'oa' New o.
f.ssl s:s i,,sTs;as s:is s:s: :
hsnnana al tho Bssakwass BY Assd wiaas.
"fualEAAD, Feb W Arrived. bark Carrie seo'.. wsbh.
s.ss ~. Sr.a .,. s'iSs ri,sa.es'.
T as. s% ass,o o,ao Hoas
aqa, saal Amlay as'h, Az vsgri saiss, ssassi A0is
Io6AssfiT,i isS u xn'sd, s'l' LAZY Antrim. Parker.
fR5yIpEsoE. Fab s'-Aniysd, seAr } . Ayss wlsaa.
Bss 4ssa Smn saa' No s uss.,s nsaa'si
agieh, Baea,s; aashei Jana, ueok Harriet, crowley
raas aassi biaass sas's. Tusls'. ana Ssl's, Aads'
hnih hf0Ik,
as,h Arrived, sehr T,mauss, Hsndrsn, Nalfyk;
Sailed sphrs Village Qnuan, Tlnisnn; Elan ha1sst
rssus and Msento, Todd kii1abehpoft isaai hAsAta
R0OhLANn, Feb ss-sasd sahrs Florida, Ma,calf, ANA
flaenes T.rasr, essves, kYorbi u Partridge, sAeS.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb Arrival, ship bombay, Jor-
aan, fhisaalphi. nA!ks hay Fasksr Holloway, kSors
sailed ain, ship rhayus Caller, Liverpool,
SAVANNAH Feb ab-AIr,yal, seLls nunnA Ann4, Chase,
0arenas EndhantIuss k!achnril kYnrki Ella Ansdtns
smith, baltimore Paige, nuwdy, Bosien; harshA rsr4
ln, Packer Wooas Hnej Lucy hnrlhuf Easpori Below
bark Oscar to de,,snhessh usssssS AAcsnsa' spa'ls
6isarsd shis Lady Has clock lsr, HeEab, Livsgpoo,
EYork Pathway. hsflwsi. Harpswsli via Portland
Sailed ship NanG.rsl tRr, Evans, Lvepooli bark
Masa6 Arrived, bark Mary Reed, Haws' sehF Jsa
tisarsa-Bark Jessie Livsrpooi sshr Edward sssa New
York
sALEA, Feb Arrived, schrs Flora kewcomb, Oar
ham, James hyer Mary iansdon, Fierce hsork Tor Fart
IIusToE, Feb ss-saisa, schr John Loslss haoombsr.
WILMINGTON, NO, Feb sS- Arrived, sehrs 4 W BrowA.
Horton, hyerki cansms, hadssts Belfast Wisoa.
Daily, kYork,
laaiaa-sokrs Palma, Pisrcs, NYorki John arimn Fos
Philadelphia the 4 Va here short time since " dis'
treas, from Sagaa Ia transe, with cargo az susarl
Marsh Arrived, sleamship w uiyles kNnrk; ...
MAhEHAM, Feb 70 Arrived schrs II l. nielShl Wuesss
and IL u RayInnad Ellsworth, Baltimore.
NARREN, heb 70 saiiad schr Mary II hinin, Lewis,
Eisahelhpurt
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
WASHINGTON.
4 coyr1vuED FRoK THIRD PACE.

asat rwiudllng brokers' pi the objection VI she
x,1ueRan irou Massachusetts, Ua1xnIef-l
rssf MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION Bill.
qae nous4 then went into Coilnliltss " the mole
NJ DAWES ln the GUAR, on tAS MISCELLANEOUS Apyfo-
va eIas S cf iows Kansas 1c Tasi Il ssssa pss
40 Kansas rejected and tlst IA regard W Iowa
.lth NJ. Buffers pfoyiso added " IL, adopted
pason n s2soSo was made ior lignt hocse on
tal vi AZ ROCK, cacco Bay, Maine.
rog iaylre te alton and Tue Dull1
lBg " the Post once la New York city ana spoke
iD sapp~t of the motion, showing the ilaportanes
oi haSiD2 the building commenced and carried on,
sao stating that The government hao purchased
from ths Guy ior ssso,ooo site which WAS worth
Nj. sPALDfNe on behalf OF the Committee on
appropriations, stated thai the NnY tue coul
lilse had not recommended tnat oT larger appio-
t'1aon Was that there Was dissatisfaction IA ieia-
1ioD W the site,
Nj, BEsJAAiS, Gep.) OF Mo-, opposed The amend.
\ x1ent.
Mr.. BROOKS reminded the gentleman ffooi mis-
tou1 thai tie rent now paid fof post once aud
1askd states buildings ia Ne" fofh WAS over
Alter further discussion tie amendment oneled
ny Mf Brooks Was adopted w vote q ~ 70 ~
ON motion o. Nh PETERS, the appropriation ioi
lse custom House IA Bangor, Ae,, vas increased
isom $1,000 70 $4,000.
On motion 0f Mr.. MAYSAkD, ifepl Of Tenn. Z,
$4,000 Was appropriated ior United States baud
siaEs Ia Knoxville, Tenn,
sl50o0o for the branch MINT AZ san Francisco, aiii
after another appeal support VI the motion t Was
agreed w Dy "a vote of 81 10 "a.
Un motion Of Nj, LOGAN TepJ ~ H., si0,doa
Was appropriated Tor the continuance ol the geo
log cal survey OF the Territories.
On motion VI M. LOGAN appropriation ~ ~, ,oO1
vas made foT Che purchase ~ portrait VI Abraham
isnc0a iog the White House, 10 DC selected W tle
incoming President.
An aBlenome ent 10 pay several eontesflBQ members
" 300 each gave rise to considerable discussion.
dr. SuHENCz denounced the whole system VI pay
any contestants, saying thai IL had grown 10 be d
De le1 nuisance, aud that he did n0t know ans
more profitable business than consesing seals III
SoBgfess
finally it was agreed that the amendment should
Dc ofeTed ll Size House ana the committee and
reported the OH 10 the House.
Tie House them af alpast eleven, adjourned
Uslfll Tomorrow at leu O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
IeMss nseFlllsaui lIEAi

Inc ftnee " Moateneggo on passing through
bsslth matte some large purcAases of arms.
The NlSerot 81 Egypt v expected IN France in the
beginning " APru " lake lhe waters AZ vlchy.
sixty revolutionary committees exist ia nacha.
resi- Nev atc CONTINUALLY senhng eluissafes "
oreeee. bulgaria, >erss aud nessarsb
Tue RUSSIAN government "a stnl actively artning
am the cits ~ Me. has aVw reserve park ~ ar-
tntsry coAposed " twelve batteries Or IN ali seven "
two suas
parGag The last week m January ,he vho,e penu.
lation S0rrxnto near Naples turned out 10 wil.
lhe >et VI atsaIins tas Protestant la " Two
yvUng stFASA
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