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Public Resolution-No. Il.
,tion making san Diego, California, a 7

Resolution making San Diego, California, port
Of delivery.
Resolved by the senate ana House OF Eepresen-
ta,iyes # the United States of America in Con
or, - assembled that San Diego, California he.
and is hereby, created aport of delivery in the
customs collection district Of IAN Francisco. and
that the deputy collector of that port receive the
same salary other deputy collectors OF the dis
trict-
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Trublic Resoluticn-No. II.
A Resolution respecting the retirement of the
Erevrt Nainr GeneIal Z IientZelman.

4 Resolution respecting the retIItLhtnt ol inc
Brevet Major General ; p lilentzelman-
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senta ives of the United states of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the President of the
United States be, and he is hereby. authorized to
place the name of Brevet Major Genera, :. r
ientzelIan on the retii ed list Of the army. with
the full rank # the commend held by him when
wounded IN accordance with sections sixteen and
seventeen IF the act of August eighteen hun
dred and -ixty-one, and section thirty two the
act II July twenty eight, eighteen hundred ana
sixty six.
.rf,r,yai Anril 10 1850.
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EPuLlic Re.nInticn-NoIa-1
Resolution f5r the pr lection IF soldiers and
their heirs

their heirs.
Resolved by the Senate aud House of Repre-
seat -tves al tht Upiel STATES Of America in C,n
lTeSS asSeIlbl a. hat the accounting uiilceas Ui
;il- treasury ard pan da-sr- who charged
with the tJ@LieUt s..' y;iss nj # blUu.i-- due
tbs ltiers l-ir heirs be- and they her by
directed 10 rs.y tr e paid tie Un,l
fia- the ilIe.- their hers issr-sGt.
~ by trti.suutii;z 5e ".ut to them III rect in
Z tl-.fI e- criiis. f7sy-i'r g. lis, he, thciI
,Gd r 81 through TIA ire tiucn's Eureau, or
State igeut- ~? i;srsri ~V-'i'Iliy for that par-
pee rrI-ssHi ltI3II-. pension
s-.st oi the district vvs- he she. they may
reside. IN. not To- org c!.:ii1 eat or upon any
Power q attyEH' ). i'''t-ier, or assignment
whatever.
Ssc. = AMI be Is E.5:,ser rq-o'ro.i. That any
C.lceT or c;urk 81 any e. tfe executive Depart
IsI-.t- ell tie .y-Iuri.ut WHO slsii be law fdi,
t-;si'esi T. investigate ira ls CT attempts To- de
irau''. -, the uFrrta mt ur any iEFeul .rity or
ms .Gi-rS % any cii0ur .SrnF If ihe United
Stat-~. Shall base p1vsr 70 a,tin:uister ,aIhs T.
s-.'i wits '.keI the - g ans such iuye~ti
llti1'l-
sac :. sri - It f.rrle- res IvcI. That The
f-s- oil 1vr,i Ev iF. @" attorneys agents shat.
l. rcsvtd H, TIE INV depart usctlt sad I.eIisna
sr:5 i--.l ~,II agent attorney hen
afy sF'rii i- gs t- s1r services rendered pro-
c'Iiag -Eci J1nUty er hiua;ies, an. not other
WISE.
Approx i Nh ra. T7-9
rFG.,i, i.c-1-gtsg4-No. Il.
.Flint I.ss'y-l ~, si,.r " NJ the transf- Of cer
t-|a .ss....ri u r. hrret. re nl1e-
By It re Igpsi by -lls : nt-e 1ny iintI~- of E~-
-,r,p,,t. YES E tie Jri;si States Of a1,src, 10
t.,u-r-.S --su p =i. ELt tie Seer. tary # HE
,-ci--., T. sr= 90. = hereby, althsrize and y
r--r.i tie ~ ry-,-it1 Jh,itiS,,5s
d..'l.s ., fe frsn-f r-s' FROM 'l- app-cp iaIio'
r. n5ree fir H. ritlig iriuZ.'' { nrained
ii.e,e elfi- 81 = 81 acr making aps-rupra in
-, the f,-i~lar-vr. ex Crtive. and jusiIci / *
r.n-es r Ito .-.sr-rn-ueHt The year en- ins
.aH' ;hirt5s j eichi'sl a'.,.Iei and -iAty nine
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An act to extend the time r he Little Rock and
Fut smith Railroad Company 10 complete the
first secti Ii Of twenty miles If said rJAd.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
res,uiatives II tue United States If America in
Congress assembled That an act approved July
twenty eight eighteen hundred and sixty six
er,tiTiI d An act revive AID extend the pro-
vision, Of An act granting tn right Of way and
maxim, a grant If land to The States Of Arkansas
and Missouri to aid in the construction of rail
raaa nnn a point upon the Mississippi river, op-
.,u>ite the mouth # the Ohio river. via Little
Rock to he Texas boundary near Fulton in Ark
y sas with branches to Fort Smith and the Mis-
>i-,itpi river approved tet nay nine, eighteen
-unfired and fifty three and for other pnrp ses.
hes A!n-I.,ed TO extend lie time t. the Little
ok and Fort saith Eaiiraad, FIR building the
fit sec i, If tw. ny miles pr vided for IN the
second section If said act. tor the term of three
vesr. rom he thirteen h day # May, eighteen
hundred aud sixty seven. the time 81 hing the
&c tiiic,tc + organization 10 sid cor pany pro-
vileI for in the THIRD Sc .iion of said act: pro
sjded, HIT the Ind granted bg tie act hereby
revived shai be sold 10 Actutl settlers only, III
quantities MT gre ter than rre quarter Of a
section t. one pure haacr, 7nd for "a price not
exceeding tvo liars nj fifty cents per acre.
Approved, April 10. 1919.
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lOFFICIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress-.

Resolution reitiiNe 10 c'ii-uItr lees
Resolved by the Sc ate and House Of Kepre.en-
tstive- .. the United States Of America in Con
cress assembled. That section three Of chapter
two hundred and thirty-three IF the public acts
of the taIrty-niuth ngress. approved July
Twenty-Five, eighteen hundred and >iNty-six, be-
AMI l. herrby, declared 10 take effect from anu
after January fist. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And ali fees which have been paid into
the treasury in 0beditnce 70 the provision of said
secti0u and which accrued prior TO said first day
of January, ei hteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out If consular receipts
Approved, March 26, 1862.
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Trubgic Re-oiution-No. II

Approved, March ., 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26
NEw hERCHASrs STEAMSHIP COMPANY

fhs Hyift and substantial Steamer =. O..
run regularly, during the winter eHsANA
% HSseS;, ess.ss1 EsW IOkk
and GE0RGETOwN.s e follow:
.I.s; {. TsS HCFs trs Pier sS 1s.s R,.r
st Alexandria and Georeelowu TUEsbIYs
re sfnsSSssnhi.srLesye oecrsetows foot Of High St
sHAnIITnRSp sasss arriving a New York MONDAY
steamers Of the Merchants and Hechsnjcs Tyans
port:tion COMPANY % and from BOSTON, 10 pre-
pared to take through freiekt n muca reduced
rates a. the usual charge 81 drsyase and other en-
Denses throush baltimore ic syoided b this route
care Of =; A. WILLIAMS Co, Norfolk va
lor farther Information apply 70 Jos. L. GAIT.
Georgetown. d. O.; or at OFPiCu or COMPANY
corner New York avenue and l7th n one souars
70 lsH WrHoMPsou, President
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The Colored Schools Of Washins4on and
Georgetown.
The following communication explain ms itself


10 TIE Editor Of the Chronicle
We have noticed your article in the Chronl.
Gle OF to-day respecting what you designate as
.unJust hnputations'' against the Hon Mr..
Bowen, Mayor of the city. as contained in our
repors on the colored schools. There was NO
intention on our part TO reflect upon the con-
Duct or motives of his Honor, the MAYOR, but
IN justice to ourselves, we are compelled to re.
nerafs what we said in regsrd to the non pay.
ment Of certain moneys for the benefit of the
colored schools. and distinctly declare that We
have been officially informed by the Register
OF the city, Mr.. +. A. Boswell, that the honor
able Mayor did refuse to sign a check. in Feb.
ruary last, which bad prev iousiy been sigued
by the Register, and the prompt receip of which
would have greatly assisted Us in the discharge
of our du 'es as trustees
We desire further 10 state that il any of our
assertions IN our report can be proven to be
wrong, we will most cheerfnlly ackno wledge
our error in the most pubic manner, and over
our OIL ial signatures
with regard TO our calling upon the Councils,
we do hereby declare that we have not, directly
or indirectly, made any appeal to that honora-
Ole body and for the truth of this assertion
would refer to the records of their proceedings
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM SYPHAx,
ALFRED JONES,
A. G.. HALL,
Trustees OF Col ored Schools.
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
Ne. SAT O sTREEr,
BETWEEN AZ AND 6rH STREETS.

HAvINNHRT CRACKERs
Are admitted By Al impartial judges to be the he's,
In the market.
The reasops are obvious:
We have erected one OF Mckenzie q sslendid Real
Ovens, ct Q cost of over i've thousand doliars
Our machinery 10 the best and neVest Patent
We bur the best Daterfal.
We EMPLOY the best workmen.
We manufacture from twenty-five 70 thirty bar.
res Of -four per day.
We hep no cid stock on hand. and consequently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, zen will find eur statement
true
the name.
"HAVENNER."
II you can't get "HAVENNERD CRACKERS,
from your Grocer, send to the Bakery, SAT d st :;
We viii supply you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRACKERS
MILK BISCUIT
WfTER CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRACkER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
JUMBLD6
SUGAR cRAoks sSSssAR 0AkEs
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HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
RENEWER.

Renews the vitality of the SCALP
ReIews the hair TO its orr ginal color
Renews the nutritive matter which nourishes
hair.
Renews the brssh wiry hair to siken so{tness.
Renews the growth Of the hair.
kenews the appearance Of those that are Bal
and Gray. and Is a ept- id hair dressing No OH
or Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle SSow.
Its efects.
Il. p. HALL CO., Nashua, n q prop +. tors
For sale by all df negists. jal3-,m
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"HAvINNERs FAMILY BREAD

Tbs uneqIAlled Bread 10 nov for sale By most of
II is mace Of select Family Flour; 10 thoroughly
baked, In Mckenzies Patent Oven; is always
sweet white, nutritious, and 10 guaranteed TO
weigh sixteen ounces. ~
CAUTION "A great deal Of Bread 10 sold for
"Bavenner 3" which never came from our estsb.
nshment. To prevent as far a. possible this dis
honesty. We have supplied all eur authorized Gro.
Gers with fresh ample Cards, marked s69 TX
anime for yourselves iaas an
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FAR NJ Frs.

Provide yourself with PERRY DAVIS, PAIN
MILLER at this sc ssOn of the year, when OoIic
uho,eia Sorbus, pysentery Diarrhea, &C ma,
satle yonr nandsuse IL in every case of the kioi
and nv hn ears for 1, y it does no, effect speedy
but the old. long tried Perry Davis Pain KiJIer
which has never failed. fsh %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26

FOUND AT LAST. A r. nrdy that not only
relieves, bat cares that enemy Of MANKIND,
Consumption, as we'll as the numerous sarsl,
lites which revolve around II in the shape of
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, In.
fuenza. &c. The remedy we allude TO ls Dr.
Wistar's Ba'sam OF Wild Cherry, prepared by
Sc b w. Eowle Il Son, Boston.
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GooS FRIpAY.-To-day being Good Friday
fne most solemn day in the whole wear, yhs
serves IN all OF the Catholic and Episcopal
churches were very impre ssiye and ATTENDED
oy large congregations In the Catholic
churches all ornaments, pictures, &c, are
covered with sable garments NO bells are ruux
and 10 organ play ed, commemorative Of our
Lord dnrinG his passI an. No cor secrarion OF the
SacIed Host took place to-day. two having been
co7seciaisd yesterday and placed IN the SepuI-
ch-e OF REPOSITORY. In many OF the Catholic
churches the Repositories were beautiful, belus
decorated with fragrant flowers and lighted
win huptreds OF candles. The cross was ex.
p sed for ysneratiou by the faithful. and tn.
terviess' Throughout were OF the most solemn
character.
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OITY ITEMS.

SPRING CLOTHING in new and beautiful
styles "A most extensive assortment inst re.
ceived ut liable & JOS, &6s Pennsylvania ave.
nue., under the United States Hotel.
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We clip the following from the Bahway(N.

We commend to the attention Of our readers the
following note from one OF our citizens:
About year ago I was ATTACK ed with Hemor-
rhage OF the Lungs, and have been coughing al
nest tncessanty since-till / cammenc I'd the sse
OF Alien Lang Bal sam, by which have been
greatly relieved il fact almost permanently cured
"B .HWarSj pso ,,, t . G. M.RaICK;
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TIE MAGIC CONF will color the hair or beard
permanent black or brown. 1t contains no
poison, leaves no slop or stain on the skin, as
It has been fully tested on white heads and
boards in Washington, changing them to q
the dye permanently fixed and ii is 100 well
known to be considered any humbug Sold
wholesale and retail by Charles Stott No. 375
Penn avenue, Washington, and to be had OF
all druggists. 6,3,3;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FROM THE EMINENT PHYSICIAN, DIR,
GORDON, OE RQST0N.

While In Germany, last year. l suffered at one
yesrs been my misery worthy German cop{rer.
advised me to use HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT and
! en- ape TO testify that was greatly beneftts ed
hy II. i have recommended it TO m auv An
my travels suffering from Dyspepsia. aud always
ma22 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26

The Potomac FRoNr.-The muddy condi
hon Of this thorougnfare adds 70 the chroaic
auline 8 whieh haj prevailed for soms time
past Below will be found the regular rep,rt
from he wharves:
COrtr's Hhdf.-Arrived-Schr b g. Tub.
man, Neal, from Great Wyamlco, with lumber
Tor r. > BletZ Il Co, and wood TO Berry.
sis inner q uiding Star, Wilson, from AIexan.
dIia, with wood for Gleason and Glenn
Sailed-Schr Ann Trisbeli, Ed wards, for New
Jersey, with fertilizers for Joseph Justis
Fdv's WIar>-Sailed-SteaI Virginia, Grit.
40 With hay for th,, fishing shores.
RIley's Wkdrf-At this wharf since our
last report a number Of vessels have arrived
with assorted lots OF oysters for Turner
ana 4 Son, " hlch are sold at prices ranging
iron 50 cents per busheI Ia % per barrel. Uae
vessel io:ded with fac Hampton river oysters
Consigned 10 the same nrm, were disposed Of IN
part 81 si50 per bushel in the shell.
JohnseS's fisi Wharf.-The arrivals OF lsh
since yesterday have somewhat increased, aud
prices are q little lower. About 500 had are
reported, and disposed of ST SIS and IS per
hundred. and 500 herring sold at els and $40
PEI ibousara.
Berry's utarf-Arrived-Sc Hattie Butler
Srekney, from Bridgeport, CT with hrown-
stone tor Emory.
Potonoe Ferry Whqrf-The steamer wawaset
Capt. Mckinney, arrived at her regular honr
yesterday afternoon from Cone River and in
tsrmediate landings, with a good supply of
country produce and severai passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26

NOT sArIsPIKD with administering 20 the
mere comfort Of their guests, Messrs. Rice, of
the American House, Boston, have n ted their
cOuutYv
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CoRre, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Onifopodist
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
S24 Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Oorns
Bunions, ChIlblains, Club and lngrowing
Nails, and other diseases OF the feet witho out
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou sands
Of other responsible persons who patronage
his establishment. Hours from a. m to o.
ne. Owing to press OF business at once Dr.
White lie unable TO visit patients at their resi-
dences except between and p. m
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ANAcHIEH for Fluhng Ladies Dresses is for
sale at VIM. Princes, 322 street, between
ION and nth; also. 800 elegant staanps. In
structons gratis. a
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GMrLEAHN's BLACK CLOTH FloCK CoArs
for $40, e25 and go. Good articles for these
prices. At Geo. q. Hennings, No. 5Il Seventh
street
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Owens, Assessor of the Fourth Ward, reports
that during the year past III house, were fin-
ishsd in his ward. (s5 bricks spS ~ frames, }
the assessed value of which r ss69,0Ol, aver
agiDz S2-iH each. The Assessments on the
bricks average $500 and the frames SEQ. The
ADDITIONAL Improvements 10 buildings already
erected will probably increase the amount 70
SSU-OOU. In the four wards already reported
Second, Fourth, Fifth and SIXTH the new
improvements foot mp an assessed value of
Al 2uC.CoO, on nearly 5O0 buildings. The FIRST,
Third and Seventh Wards have no. yet report
ed and IL il thought that the total num- Der OF
buildings Will rise So, with 8 valuation of near
S2ftO Oar. and in this estimate those ouIIding s
unfinished on January Ist (of which there are
q large number are not included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26

CONFERENCE.-The Right Rev. Bishop
Clark, OF the Diocese of Rhode Island. will
confer the right of confirmation at the chm rch
OF the Ascension Rev. DIR. Pinkney) to-mor-
row afternoon
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LOCAL N EW
Amasemeuts, &c, ro-Nisht.

Amusemcuts, &c, Tonight
NATIONAL THsArHR--Ope.a Bouffe. "Or-
phee Aux Enters.
WALL sOPKRA HousR-Laura Kaene's New
York company IN the new comedy of school -
CAHrHksuRr HALL.-Trained Dogs, new
pAntomimes. &c.
PRor. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oi PsnnsyI-
vania avenue
METROPOLITAN HALL AND VARIRrY THEA.
TIKI Pennsylvaaia avsaue, between iIth ana
l2th streets Open every nyht-wIth q FIR q.
Class entertainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26

Big REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL
See Glelcon x Glenn's advertisement in our
paper o-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26

EHrIcrSe PRoerIrUrIou Last evening,
o0ssrs Smith and Felt arrrsted Eliza beth Lit
tie. EilA Beatiey. Kate Iones, Annie Smith
ntsnon, aad Fanny Nelson for bang dssor.
a<rly. sna Jssnce Harper dnsd ne lass.naned
o. aDa ~ eeAess o. each. aaf'lN q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26

KELLY LBon's famous barbecue comic
Opera Troupe commence q season of six
nights ~ Walls Open House, ON Montxy
nlshI opening win the 's0raad Datoh So
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81 TIE FORTY ForRrH INFANTRY BASp.-It
Is understood that the eae baad OF the asth in .
n ntry, UNDER the leadership Of Professor John
wagner, "a we'll known m usician oil this c,tv, !,
Will r-port NJ Redmond TO the offic.r com
ua'dIng TIE 18th infantry. with which rpyl
ment the {ith Is consolidated,
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PHALON'S "PAPhIAN LOrIOSn
ssAur1rr1se THE g! sktu AND COMPLEX

SIAUrITIIs0 THE az sSkNTn AND COMPLEX
PiSPEIs. NOT a. sLUrGH h, fHs, ETC..
and renders THE SKIN sOrT
fab and BLOOMING.
For LADIES In Tie NURSERY II 10 inv sIaabIe
Tor 0kNfLaMEN after SHAvINGit has no eaual
"PAPHtaN LOTION" 10 the emily reliable rem
sdy Tor diseases and blemishes of the sRiN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP
br the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will ooi
chap the SKIN. Price ~ cents per csse.
UFLOR DE MAYO"
ssFLOR DE MAYO.n
INV PERFUME FOB TIE HANDk En-
ShiKr Ex9uleITE. DELICATE, LASTING
PHALOH SON, Ne. .ork
70 sly Sold By ell Dru szists
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MICHIGAN SOCIIIY.-At an adiOarned meet
rg Of the Nicbiganers. held 81 the Law Bald.
& last night. remarks were made by Mr.. Fred
Myers. anc . hers. concerning the advantages
70 Dc derived oy forming an association Of ciI-
4eSS Of tnSi Sra'e. after which constitution
apd by .isws were atoptsd, ana then the fol-
lowing oficsrs were electsd:-President, VI. l.
Hifrns: Wee PRESIDENTS. N. Z. N. How ell and
G Barnard, Trersur-r. John w Jireen: Exec
uuve Com nirtee, = Y. st Lee, ID T. Pierce. NJ
A. Wstscp, z. Moses, J. !. CSllahsn. Ad-
JOurned.
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SIT FOR TRAL.-Ths trial OF Minnie Games,
colored, indicted for the murder Of James A.
lnslr, 3 few weeks ago. for whom Hon. A q
Rode and Mr.. A. K. Browne appear, mas b~~n
set for trial for Monday two weeks (Aprii II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-26

f, CANTBRBuRY, In addition to the regular per.
formancee, has double pansomins and bslIe,
troupe and Hector Thompson and IN Won.
derful trained dogs, all worth sssiag.
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NJ" iokA sb nsD oS Ss1SsasNsros srsAn
NEW EXPRESS LINE.

THE ONLY DIRECT LINE gE. ens
TWEEN WASHING TON and <fHEA
1880 NEW YORK
will run too steamers direct m, m New York "a
Masnngton, landing freight At q street wharf
Leeyihs hev Hork every Y eAnssdsy ana s.tr d.v
% ~ Leave street Wharf, Washin stou
every MONDAY and Thurssay at D. m
FREIGHT received It eli hours snd forwarded a
&C. HOCGBT0N, Agent. G-street Wharf
Washington: HYDE FAYLeR. agent. 81
Water street. Georsefowu: ILpRIpaI no
ARerts. Alexapdris, Va "a HASH Age,t
119 Wall street. New York Se civ
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WHARF lNPRoyINur. - Yesterday. Mr.
Thos. j. Gait commenced 10 build an ex ten
zion 20 his whayf' at the foot of Seven teentt
street. The addition viii oe thro wn forty fee
INTO the channel, which will give q create
depth Of water 20 vessels anchoriug al thu
wharf. The space bet we~n the docks will b.
thoroughly dredged, so as to permit vessels y
the heaviest drauGht 10 come alongside.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auer; asorsvto IN.
IMPROVED PRoPERTY ON BEALL STR, IT
AT AUCTION
~ On MOEDAY March 18th, 1859. at i've
&Apremises, Pert Of Lot No la3, fronting %
feet on the south side Of Beal street bssy en-
feet, improved by comfortable Frame dwelling
House, con tanning rooms
Terms at sale Ccnveyanoins and stamps 1T the
naad IHOaAs DOwLINa. Auc,.
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PROPERTY SALE IN ALENANDRIA.-Mes srs
Green Wise, real estate agents in Aiexau.
ORA, nave sold the dwelling on the norm side
OF Prince street. between Fairfax and Wat.r,
now occnhied by H. o. Clsughton. ESQ. 10
Miss Hannah Mcpherson, of Milwaukee WIS.,
eonsin. but formerly OF Alexandria, for 50 500.
Alexandra Gd<efc.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
+ Oh MoUHr vBRNoN,


The Steamer "ARROw :" Ca,taiu rhos ssscs.
Eie' lssves her wharf foot Of sew. -
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lEAnNpkiAs foRf TooTR. roRT SssH
tnGIMN; MA ksdAtL HALL, M, and WRITE
Fsre to Mount Vernon snd retnrnI ,,e,ns,,s
sfmisston 90 the nansiou and C3rannSs 81
kffrtsh0epts on bosrd.
Ias.::: for eel. e e the priaeip.l Hs,.. and
yhAnEs SYKES, General superiptepdept ore,
NV IXPR I'M,
VIA CANAL,
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GEORGErovN. D. Q.
Regular sailing day from IS North 49,
wn1srses' Philadelphia, SATURDAY, exl
From 90 Water street. Georgetown. wHp1ls
DAY. etsp
FREIGHT received st asy time.
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n. BLDRIDGE 90
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A CEASE AND CAPTURR.-About 10 o'clocs
last night, Detective McDevitt. standing pear
Penn ylvania avenue. on 9th street, noticed
fur well.known thieves pass-one Of them
having under his arm pair Of boots doubtie.s
stol.s. Observing the officer, they ran, aud
Mr.. MeDevitt g3Se chase, and firing a shot
from his revolv ~ the boy having TIE boots
caused him 70 halt when ne was captured aud
taken TO police headquarters, where b. CAV
the nome Of George Malls, and Is held for 6
hearing.