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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

Col. Jackson had concluded, some one
moved 10 adjourn In order to prevent q
reply 10 his violent harangue; but what
few Republicans there were present
were not 80 easily squelched, and lond
calls were made for MI. Hutchinson.
who arose and In briaf but moRt elos
quent speech, scattered into thin or Ill
the sophlstrieB and ialBehoods Of The
preceding speakers. He handled them
without, gloves and In Rhorter time,
than II takes 10 write II had exposed
every falRcy and Misrepresentation
made; and to-day mention this meet.
log 70 0 Democrat and be becomes
as mum as Bphynx. Mr.. Sands
then came forward and presented some
cut and dried resolutions, which were
paused mem con. A big Joke waA had
right there. These resolutions were
adopted so hastily by The Democracy
that they did not discover until day
Or two ago that their originator had sold
them out, body and soul, and with all
the Entertainments and appurIenancee
thereunto belonging In the passage Of
one OF lheee resolutions all the RrdhouB
labors Of that evening had been spoiled,
and the stubborn leaders committed TO
tue principles OF "inpartial suffrage"
II reads 40 follows:
Bet ReI,llrd, That tho preservation OF the
National Govern ment, the unity and pros.
pofity OF the Htate and the success Of the
Free schoOl SyAtem, are dependant upon
free, enlightened aud Impartial suffrage.
Here was q nx. All tho vehement
eloquenca OF jackson had awaited
nothing; the sPTead.eRgle logic OF
johnson was spread 10 vain; the stale
wittlciSm Of Wharton was spent on the
desert air. for Walters 6hreWdn0ss
had :clrcnmveuted them all, and had
committed the 'hGrdshell leaders Of
the unterrl6ed In this county 70 the
'odlous theory Of impartial suffrage.
All Rspu blicans present voted Tor This
resolution, and were most aEreeably
surprised that so many Democrats
should be converted In one night! Il
was q miracle almost equal 10 the con-
version OF Saul, but we are afraid
hardly 30 permanent. That the De-
mocracy are progressing here you bet
More anon. ..4 TIN AsHMAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

TIE water OF Salt Lake Is SO dense
that man cannot sink In It. The edI-
tor OF the Corinne Reporter demon.
strates this by standing upright In the
water, In which he found It impossible
to sink to the chin. Hecould lie on the
water, stand In 1t, take almoSt any po-
sitl0n, and still he would float, and
could not sink. It Is necessary after
swimming In this brIny water 10 rinse
of with fresh, for the salt OF the water
condenses on ones person, and leaves
one, when dry. looking as II he had
been powdered all over with white
chalk .-..t .s..4....-.rrt
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GRANT & PRosPERITY.


Business rsViyeG under the new regime.
Other than general causes have, however,
given = Tremendous Impetus 70 The Sale Of
OristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The chemists have come out In two leading
scientinc Journals against the lead and sui.
phur p6tSons for the head (Gor that Ia their
proper designation). with which the coun.
Try Is infested. while DR.. Chiffon, the first
analytical chemist in America, announces
70 the world that .. .5,.
CristadOro's Dye 10 Utterly POIaOnleSS,
and that he kHOacs 4 to Be 30, because he has
AnRly Eed 1t. CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PRE-.
sERVATfVE, a. Dressing, acts like q
charm on the Hair aiter Dyelng. Tryit.
jy:0-lml4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

THR Great Exposition OF Textile
Fabrics, and the To IAcco Fair at DIN.
oInnatt are exciting attenu ton all over
the country. The former Indicates the
westward progress that has been made
10 that line Of manufactures, and the
latter that ClnolnuatI Is making rapid
advances toward becoming the tobacco
metropolis ofthis country. Al the Eek.
position on the opening day many
people were delegates from all
the northwest, &c. Speeches were
made by Gov. Hayes. Judge storer,
Geo. W. Jones and others. Among the
articles on exhibition are the most
beautiful Of shAwls from Wisconsin and
Illinois. There are four looms In oper.
alton, employed In weaving different
kinds OF WOODEN goods. The celebrated
"Ramie" or China grass, with handker!
chiefs made theFeirOmr -and other ar.
tlcles too numerous 10. mentidi, are on
exhibition. aaa h..4v lIf
Al the Tobacco Fair the attendance
was-largs and-ths display excellent
There were ,slS hundred and twenty
ave hogsheads OF the plant on exhibl-
tlon. and all low grades were excluded.
A large number Of premiums were
awarded to parties making the best ex-
hlbitlons. ~ .,.f1..l,.G..l.l .E =
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A FEW mornings ago, as the through
freight train on the Portland and Ken
nsbec Railroad was passing u street In
Portland, the saloon car became de-
tAched from the rest OF The train, which
passed on fifteen miles, the conductor
and one brakeman being In Ihs de-
tAched car. The train stopped NJ Fal.
mouth to take In water, but Inc loss
was not noticed till II reached Yur-
mSulh. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

AT Elkford, lows, recently Mrs. Ann
Fitch was frightened TO death by an In.
sane man coming into her house and
threatening to carry oil her daughter,
for whom he had taken fancy year
or two ago. He had tried several times
previously TO iUros himself Into the
house, TO carry of the GIRL as he said.
He rushed Into the house W hen Mn,
Fitch was alone. She cav her dauRh.
ter In the back yard, and tried TO 70 ont
and alarm her. when she fell, went Into
commissions, and died d rev minutes
Atler, ..1i ..t. = -
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DIED.

CHARNoCK.-Augpst Sd, 1863, OF Inflam.
nation OF the Bowels, AILLIE, son OF
Archie aud Jennie Charnock, aged 2 yeaTs.
The funeral will take place from the resi-.
dence OF the parents between Sixth and
Seventh streets, East Wheeling. tomorrow
at 4o'cloek. The friends Of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

4 PEW days since, At Waterbury,
Connecucut, lawyer returned 10 the
railroad ticket agent At that place one
dollar oVer.paid him In making change,
The agent stood speechless. then as Inc
tears poured down his cheeks, he grasp.
ed him BY the hand and exclaimed,
Please stand still one moment, sir, and
let me look At you-and u lawyer, tool"
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ALLIED ADvICEs from the theatre Of
war In Paraguay have been received
up to the 9Th OF July. ons has but to
read between the lines TO perceive that
Lopez has administered a severe check
to the Invaders, and now bids deH-
Rnoe fIom his mountain stronghold.
The Allied accounts say that the rear
guard OF General Barreta's column
were cut of some time ago, while
making an abortive attempt 10 cross
The TsbICuary and march on Villa RIGA,
and 1t WAS supposed they all had been
taken prisoners by the PAraguayGns;
but they have since returned to the Al
lied camp. having lost oply ten men.
Lopez. however, succeeded In recover
log q number OF non-com blatant Para.
guayans, whom they Were conveying
TO the Brazilian camp. but was unable
to follow up his SUCCESS on the Tsbicu.
Rry.d The covered nature OF the posi-.
tIon held by Lopez In the mountains
had. 80 far, prevented the Allies from
making a.slecessiul recon oIssauce.
This -mUaus that the Allies have got
to The end OF thsiP tether. Loptz's
bous,s that he WAS at last In position
that could not be asSailed without In
surfing destruction TO the assailIng col
umn. appear To, have been warranted.
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Spefial guttees
Errine hut NOME.

Erred, desire q better MANHOOD. Sent in
scaled letter envelopes, free OF charge, Ad.
dress, HOWARD SANITARY ALI ASSO.
ClAT10N. Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE Jardlniere hat IL of English
straw, with long white feather last,
ened In front with bow OF black satln,
and thrown back over the crown, and
NJ the side bunch OF mixed flowers,
With green grasses supporting n bril-.
llankhY.
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MoRI beautiful women grace. Sara
toEa this season than during any pre-.
ViouS yeerrand their tollettes last week
In the ball room were OF the Richest de-
sotiption. Blonde and brunette, petite
sno majestic, are the tYReS OF maiden
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Mr.. BouolCAuLT Ia engaged on the
composition Of a nov drama to be pro-.
duC6d BY Mt. Webster nc the Adelphl
theatre. Mr.. Boucicault and Mr.. Byron
have agree to write Mr.. Webster, 80 Il
10 reported two dramas yearly.
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Gl1leqntelliQte,tIrr(r
TO,Absentees.

Those OF our citizens abSontIng themselves
from the city dudug the Summ or month";
eau have the 1STELLtGeNcER sent To them
by mail IRA weak oe any longer term, for
Is cents per week. rD-s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

N. LoRINr has offered Mile. Nilsson
~ operatie engagement In her native
country. Tbs, celebrated artist, 10 de-
cunning. atatea that she lS''booked" FOR
Two years from this time,
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THE Belgian government has given
Hochefort the option OF leaving that
country or disseminating the pnblica.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

In Kansas CITY tailor has Atore
Swlndler." ..T|I.
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Wheeling Female College.
Mariatta. AcadamH.

Marietta Academy.
FNHE NEXT TERM Will BEGIN AT
Il the same time as the College term,
Thursday morning, September ~, and con !.
unue slxtoAn weeks. liitgsT 49, %. .E
In the Academy, students arc prepared
tol C3leee, anu instruction y given In all
branches usually taught In High schools.
Students preparing for the minigtry, and
those hQnorably discharged from the Union
service, have their tuition remltIed, both In
College and In the Academy. PromIAing
students IN INDECENT circumstances, can 70.
celvB limited aid. .L1sI|.1. -l.i.G
Tuition In College, SO per annum, and In
Academy US, Board on reasonable terms.
For further Information, apply 70 l. W.
ANDREWS, President, or J. a. JENKINS,
Principal OF Academy.
MARIErTA, Ohio, July %. 1859. ' r
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FEMALE SEMINARY

Fredcricl1. Md, y,
DosSESsIEG FULL CoLLEGIATR Pow.
il erq, will commence Lis nth RchulaStie
year tho dmt Monday ID September.
For Catalogues containing Views Of build.
ingS, &c. AtSdEOz, NE
-. REV. TAoS.M.CA Am,
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~ No notice viii DO taken OF communi
cations not accompanied by re- ponSible
name. The name viii DO considered conn.,
dental, but mdSt Ia all CAVES accompany let
t0Fs IVA 4 guarantee Of good fRith. =
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MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES, IS
cts, when under Az hhea.
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'HEELING INTELLIGENCER.

II e II NJ -. -, &
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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He then called on the moderate men
OF all parties 10 forego animositles a nd
take q step In Advance OF all old Issues;
but ~ the meeting had not been called
for any such purpose. he did not present
his resolutions for their action, When
he concluded Mr.. ]. E. Wharton was
called out and said y few witty things,
but could not conclude until he had
exhibited the 'cloven hoOr In all lie
deformity. He endorsed the 'uniyer-
sal amnesty and impartial suffrage
principle embodied In the Hutchinson
resolutions, hut fell TO cursinR the re.
Ristration law high and lowe Upon his
conc fusion, Col. jackson, who was oc-
e1pying the chair, called okey johnson
70 II, and proceeded to deliver very
oltter and partisan speech, and In It be
exhlolted much personal ill.Wlll aud
demagoeism, He denounced, With the
w. u tne most extravagant adjective
we PIinclpie OF universal amnesty
ana impartial SutfraRO,' and said that
inc Democsacy would never accent IL.
dc evidently took his CUE from Al mr.
tiele published In the ClnelnnNtl
Enquirer on that day, aud was aciine
out the programme agreed upon NJ ihs
Grafton Convention. NotwithSta ndinS
the violent temper shown by ths Car.
tleman the people present were ofder,
ly and well behaved, and all the ami.
mosities that were exhibited seemed To
have habitation only under the v0stS
OF the conrtvera OF the meeting. After
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-17
Public No. Is !

An Act making an approp iation for the improve
ment Of rivers and harbors for the fiscal yeai
ending June SO, 1862 and the year ending june
80, 1870.
Be it eracted by the Senate and House OF KEEP
resept,tiye. If the United states If America IL
Ccngi es- assembled, That the sum of t~" million
dollars is Hereby appropriated FIR the fiscal year
ending June thirty. eighteen hundred and SIXTY
nine and the year ending June thu eEhteeh
hundred and seventy to he ext ended for the re-
pair extension. preservation, and completion "'
works inr the improvement Of rivers and hafbcs
under the direction of the Secretary OF war;
Provided. That The secretary IF War Is hereby
anth riz.i to cause such expe mixtures to be ma lie
so as best to subserve The int ests CONNIE ce' and
he is r.qui ell report 10 Congress at he ot mig
of its December session, alt expenditures mace
under tie provisions OF this act up TO that time
in detail
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Approved, April 10, 1859.
TPublic-No. III

An Ac, to repeal an act # he leg Stature OF Ne"
Mexico imposing a CAPT alton tax on bvviii'
cattle.
r.. il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resen,atiyes of the Uuited States Of America II
Congress assembled. That the act Of the legs
larur. of the Territory Of New Mexico, Of febru.
airy third. eighteen hundred and SIXTY nine, and
ali OF er Laws aud parts of laws If dlegislaturt
'mposipg a capitation lax on bow ne cattle intro
duced into the said Territory from th.r Il rrl
tories or States, or the republic Of Mexico be
and the same are hereby, disapproyed and re-
pealed
Approved, April 10, 1859.
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fPublic-No 3.1


An Act making available appropriation hereto.
fore made for furniture for the Presidential
Mansion.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep.
resentatives of the United States of America in
| Congress assembled, That the sum Of twenty-five
thousand dollars, appropriated by the act approved
| March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.
entitled 50 An act making appropriations for
| sundry civil expenses Of the COVE nment for the
year ending tune thirtieth eighteen hundred and
seventy, aud for other purposes Tor the purpo<e
Of s. rcfurnisbing the Presidents House," il
here by made av ,ilabie 7 such purpose, without,
in any event, increasing The amount Of said al
preparation.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
Public Resoluton-No. Ct
A Resolution respecting the pr ,visonal govern
ments of Virginia and Texas.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senatives of The United State of America in Con-
gress assembled That the persons now holding
civil Offices in the provisional. governments If Vir-
ginia and Texas. who cannot take and subscribe
the oath prescribed by the act entitled % An act
to prescribe oath of Office end for other pur-
poses, approved July ., seq, shall. on the pas
sa e of tins resuluti n, be removed therefrum
and it shall be the duty of the district commani-
ers tn fill the ,ac,ncies created by the appoint
ment # persons who can take said oath; pro
vided hat the provisions of this resolution shall
not apply t. persons y no by reason Of the re-
moval their disabilities provided in the
FOUR zenith amendment to the Constitution shall
have qu tiified tor any "fice pUrsu nee of the
ACT entitled An ACT pIe-CilD NJ t-ttH u ONCE
by persons from whom legal disabilities shall have
been removed" approved Juiy eleventh, eigh-
he, and is hereby extended t.. ami male appli-
cable TO the state of Mississippi
SCHUYLER Co. FAX,
Speaker the House of Representatives.
I. WsDE,
President of the Senate pro tempnre.
End ,rsci by the President: . Reserved Febru-
airy 9th, l>69''
Note by the Department Of State The fo-e-
going resolution having been presented to the
President of the United states for his approval,
and nor hayins been returned by HIM TO the
house of Co greSs where il originated within the
time prescribed bv tie Constitution the United
states. has bee me a law without his approval ]
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Public No 19l
an act regulating the rights Of property OF mar
,,ei woman in the district If Columbia

An act regulating the rights Of property oil mar
RED woman in the district If Columbia
BE it enacted by the -enaie aud ii ne oi fer
re-.ntasiyc. Of the Unit, IL States OF America Ia
to- g;ess assembled, That in the strict oi '"f
uni ia the right ola married woman l" any
rerty personal real. heionsing TO hef al
The time of mari; rse. oT acquired during h'af-
riase in anv o;h-r Nay than by gift or Convey
,,,se from, her husband. sl,,li be as ahsHie as II
he wer.. fe,iaia soc sni ii III n t he su Jrct Ia
n. .lSpn-al of her .u band, nor he liable Tor m
j.bts: but uei. msrrsej woman my Convey. lie
wise, and heguegih the 3; me, or airy III eres'
her. in. IL the sane manner and With Ike eH*c'
rs if She unHaifi-i-
seq AM he il further enacted, That any
married " man nHy cpbilect, and sre ana De
-ua,i in her own nsnie in all mat err having re-
a,in. To h,r soft. and separate property in the
same rfs,ts,er a il she were numa'rleh; "!i
neither her bu>.,a i nor Ills properly sii''i "e
b urd 20 auv sp-ii canfrsct rpr halle for any e-
r..very against hei in any such SUIT, tut Judse
menf may he ilf,.ce. h. extention aEaiist hei
sle aud SCI ara;e estate in he same manner rs II
she were sole.
Approved, April 10, 1869
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TPublio-No. Il !


An hct renting 10 fletuIhen 5 HosfIt"Is-
Be il enacted By the Senate and House OF Rep
res-ntariyes If tie nited states OF America IN
Congress assembled. That the Commissioner OF
the bureau Of Refugees and Freedmen Is gu hor
lied and directed TO continue the freedmen
hosniials at Kichmon;, Virgina; Nick,tnrg,
iis-issippi and in the District Of Columbia in-
cl,riing thu asylum for aged and infrm freedmen
a,d for orphan children Provided. That the ex-
r.ease erenr shall b paid by the Commissioner
Ont of moneys heretofore appropr ated for the use
If the bu. eau: And provided further, II at said
hus,,irals snail be discontinued as may
be ura, ticabIe in the discretion Of the President
Of til, Uni ed States.
Approved, April I, lst?-
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ASSES MENr AUTiCE.

TUENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
n Conlpany--Notice Is hereby given that at
meeting # tie Board If Trustees of the Athens
q, Id and silver Mining Company, held II tbe once
If the Secretary and 1reasur'r, on the 18Th Of
August l>6a il WAS resolved that an assessmen Mt
# Eff ! 80 Gents be, and the same Is hereby,
levied M n each and every share Of the capital
Il ok of the company pa, able Immediately TO the
Secretary and Treasurer AT his Office in Proctor
street, Carson City. Aud if the payment OF such
assessment shall not. in any case, be made within
fur weeks from the publication Of the notice. the
shares Ut on Viii, IA the shall remain unpaid,
shall be held delinquent. ami subject 70 sale.
SAN. b. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer A. q. = NJ Co.
Carson ii v 2Jth August 1863. Nv
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Ipub,;c Res .lution-No. 81

Joint Resolution to facilitate the construction Of
the custom-i ouse at Bangor. Name
r. il resolved by the Senate and II Use Of Rep
fesentatives Of the United ates OF America IN
,ongres, assembled, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury he authorized tn make n present aPpii
cation Of the went five tn usand dollars appro
,ri.te at the last session Of the forrieth congress
for the Bangor custom house and public buildings,
the same to he applied to the use prosi led H. SAID
apprpri. tion, not hereby increasing the SAID ap.
preparation heretuf re male.
Approved, April 3, 1869.
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rPublicR-soluIion-No Il

Joint Resolution concerning vacancies IN the Ao-
ju ant ierai's department
Be il resolved by the Senate ant honsH OF hei
resentatiy-s If the United states II America In
Cnn-re.s assembled, That the vacancies existing In
The .dint.tt General. department at the time 81
the passage Of ,he act approved Marin third
eighteen hun,ired and sixty-nine, making ap-
propri,,i.,ns for The supp ri f the army Tor the
wear ending june rhirtieth, eighteen hundred an !
seventy ard for O. her rurpos, s." be, and the
same are hereby, exempted from the operat ION o
said act
Approved, April 10. 1869.
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ri, April 10, 1869.
rPublic Resslutlon-No. col

Joint Resolution granting the right OF way Tor
the construction Of "a rair al f. ON point al nr
near Por.l nd, Greg n, t. a p' int Yves 81 the
Cascade mountains, in W f-hington Tvrritory-
Railroad c. mpsny be-, and hereby Is an'hofized
=, g y,snd its tranrh line from Pr nj at or near
Portland ,ireg H. TO some suitable point IN fuget
.eu,d. to be determined by said company, and
aI-o TO connect The with its main line west
~ the Gas ade mountain, in the Territory Of
Washington: i'd extension BENG subject :" an
he .ndtions and provisions, and said c hhahs
in r,<pect thereto being entitled to all the rig
and privileges con erred by the act Incorporating
sa,,, COMPANY, and all acts additional 10 ana
am. r.aaturv tile, cot Provided. That sad com
n,,v shall ne; be entitled to subj Ia money
honls ar additional lands If he Unitet staf $,
in pect to said exttns' 81 i's pia:icn ihe =;
If ye.aid exc DIT such lands as may he inc uded III
the ri-I,t of way the ii e OF such ext ns"n as
ir may b. loc.te,i: and pr''v'ded fuffier MAI
a, ieas, twenty. FIVE miles Of sid extens' .ha
he constructed Def the second day 81 jury
ri h,een hu,dre. ard s-venty-one, aud Tort
mile, p.r wear therea uu,i tie VIII lie VI sad
extea ion shall lie mr'ft Il.
approved, April 10. 1879.
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TPubIic Resolution-No. /. ]

Res ,lution autllorizing the removal of the pub
lie stab es steam mill, and other build
ing Fl, m the Capitol grounds.
r. solved NV the Senate and House of Repre-
sen atrves the United States of America in Con-
yres~ assembled, That the officer in charge Of
the Capt. extension be. AMI he is h'reby, author-
ized t clear fram the Capitol grDun's the pub
lie STABLES st-.m saw-IiIi aud such Other bnild-
i,,,,- "A. are fin, further to the work OF the
Capitol EXTENSION
Approved, March %, SO.