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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

~ EMrpTt SDT S-For PHILADELPHIA via KensngtoB %
m Via candeu / p m Wa West philadelphia ~ ~
p "a 10 m 1884 y H. " m. 9:2O p " night fot
baltimore aud washngton-sAo M 1880 M s2o' IN FOR
it9s.tl1 "a Soutb. West--S:4O N. 9.lO' D.
s Tos THE VESTS. 40 m 1880 p m, pm The SEQ
and 10 trains through 20 Cincinnati Ahd OheAgo WIN Ol one
Dg Ssr Palace Sleeping Cars M train rua through S
cnnai and Chicago without change daily SATURDAY aad eeLI
excepted aud those days on m an IDS TIE olg nas
Ma 10. 1904 r W. JACKSON, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

For MddletOxn aud Way, at SD p m
For Greyoourt and Way At 800 m, daily.
For Sas.ru and way p and Theasr traiu, 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
NIEM-Y0RK To- MONTREAL WITHOUT

NEW 1Ohh 10 NUN REAL w II nv
~ CHANGE or CARS.0n and aher jay B 1902 passenga
train will NewYork aud Harlem Railroad Depot corner
Twenrbs Fourth daily SUNDAYS excepted AZ ~
for Montreal Ogdusburgb apd nterneale points IeAeS 0AA
procured aud baggage checked 90 al pc mt North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

For PiermoDt MonseT Tweptytbdt DepSt ATS
n 20 IN e % & 5 De- ss sss p % i re a. 90
p ans p N. Sis 's;@ n, add SstardsJs os5'n nd
night - ~, % =. -,
orders for the checking
baggage the COmpans oheeNoA 81 asd so7 Broad
foot Of NewYork Long DocL DsDO jersey OssY.
INV '''T, VIZ B BARR Gsn'l PasST Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

LNRIE RAILWAI.-Iralns VIII leave uepOJs
IL foot Cbamberss and foot Of Twenty tbdst, follows
a. a and o:Jo
NJ daily New snd improved Drawing Room Coaches will accompany
The Buffalo connecting At HOrnssEile with nagnsesnt
coaches through Cleveland Sleeping coaches viii aeesma
ny the 10 train MeadVe and from SnsQnehanDa 10 BuSaoI
Buffalo, the 70 kochestsE,
Buffalo. aud Cincinnati
FOR Port JerTs and Way 1850 daily stopping at all siaioni
Orange Co Express connecting for Ns"burgh Ws"sE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

FOR Paterson and wav from Twenty third st. Depot, $50
u 100 (dlilyl, and $50 p m From Chambers
Ct Depot, eS5 9l5G n II n lS "a tahy Ap ~, aRe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
This Afternson's Preceedinss
FRIDAY. ApYil D

SEEATs--Mr. Howard presented ioint raso
lufions Of Legislature OF Michigan, in fayer Of
ship canal connecting the river 81. Lavrenc.
viii Lake Champaain. Referred to Commi,Iee
Mr.. Drake presentecIrsmonstrance of Irnion
men OF kenrueky, protesting against the re-
moyal Of the disabilities Of Kentacky rebels
stating that the entire Stase of kentucky ia in
to the Consultation and the Union, and were
elected TO office on account Of their services in
the rebel cause. Referred to Select Com mittee
on disabilities.
Mr.. Sherman introduced a bill in relation to
fhe coinage Of gold and silver. Referred 10
Committee on Finance
Mr. Sherman gave notice OF an amendment
road.
Mr.. Howe moved to take up the bill extending
the time for the complexion Of a railroad from
Lake CIoix to Lake Superior; which, after
considerable discussion. was agreed TO; and
pending action on it the morning hour expired,
and the Indian appropriation bill was taken up.
HoUsH-Mr. Ferry (Mich.) presented the
Joint resolution OF sae legislature OF Michi-
gran Relative 10 the revival of the reciprocity
treaty with Canada. Referred TO the Commit.
Ialttee on Commerce.
Mr.. Logan, Nn.,) from the COMMITTEE on
Military Affairs, reported IoInt resolution
relating to the lease Of buildings IN New YORK
city Tor military purposes. Passed.
Also, Joint resolution relating to Govern
ment buildings at Fort Hoffman. Dakotah Ter
ritory. Passed.
MI Washburne. wis., from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported the river and har-
Dor appropriation hill Ordered printed. re-
ferred 10 the Committee OF the Wnols ana
made the special order Tor Tuesday next
Mr.. Hopkins Wis., Introd uced ball for I'M
proving the Washington Canal. Referred TO
the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
Mr.. Cessna, (Pa..) from the Committee on
Elections, reported that in the case Of 5. L
Holmes versus j. =. Red. from the 3D. district
OF south Oarolira, said Holmes has Q prims
facie right to the seat Printed, and made the
special order for Tuesday next.
The House resumed the consideration of the
contested election case Of Covode versus
Foster, from the 2Ist Pennsylvania district, on
which
Mr.. Cessna Pa haA the floor. He caused to
be read several affidavits Of persons In West
moreiand County, Pa, TO show that the elec.
ton was fraudulently conducted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

The stringency In the New York money mar
ket is more severe than since the beginning of
the movement, and out OF bank borrowers
have been compelled % pay gold interest with
a commission Of Lilo 10 I additional-thIs on
pledge of railway and miscellaneous collateral;
CEN. currency and a commission of l. rs addit-
ional has been charged. The present stringency
II artificial rs very adroitiy manipulated. In
the market for commercial paper we hear OF the
sales Of prime acceptance as low as nine per
cent, and as high as twelve, with the large
number at or near the higher figure. The sus-
pension Is announced of the house OF L. d Il
Curtis, importers OF British and continen ntal
dry goods; this was one Of the oldest and most
respected houses in tie trade. Government
bonds are dull and steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
ViFginla News

The LynchburG virginian SAYS: aBy the
will OF tho tate Mr.. Samuel Miller of this citv.
Two millions Of dollars are left 70 found a
female orphan asylum in Albermarle county at
the place Of his birth. a legacy Of twenty
thousand dollars 10 LEFT to the city OF Lynch.
burg, IN addition to the amount for the Fsmsis
Orphan Asylnm here. The bequest made by
MT Miller for the maintenance Of this fnstitn.
tion amounts, principal and interest 10 about
two hundred thousand dollars. The gift con.
sists OF bonds Of the Orange and Alexandria
Rauroad Company and bonds Of thus city"
On Saturday last, the once Of the Valley
vifkinnn, at Snunton, including presses,
sold at public auction for the sum Of So99 50.
This shows the immense value Of Newspaper
The Charlottesville Chronicle avs that /.
German settlement for the cultivation OF the
grape u IN contemplation on Carers mountain
within few miles Of Oharlottes Vile. Foar
Germans have already come on and made their
spring.
Msssrs. Noland, Oarr q Co., have sold two
farms near the University Of VirGinia, the
beautiful little fhrm known q the Jurev place
for $1,000. to MT. Charles Goodyear, 81 New
Yors. and Plaln visw, 70 Mr.. Setneholr, o.
"A correspondent OF the Lynchburg Republf.
can. writing from Nelson couaty, says. aThere
IL not civil omcer in our county. Eyorythtue
seems 70 70 on quite sm0othl ~; Or at least We
are now dong q well without law, q We Gid
Oaesm.s I'm. in STAFFORD county, cons.,nipe
,is65 acres. belonGine 70 nr. M,ckesl Wsllacc
has been SOLD 10 Mr. James Wilson, ol Ian.
eertsyille. New jersey, Tor es,uo0. . %
"a small boy at q uiney, H., recsutIy died
from bleeding u tAs noe. q 10 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

This Ainsrnsss's Dispatches.
FROM TINE rAcuFuc ccasr.

EaV" hE fAttftt toASE.
karthquakes. Floods. Pueu m ontn. SNAIL
Fox. and Indian kAcite m > at at tue Sil-
ver Diygings.
SAN fRANcGsco. Cal. April l.-rhe most
severe shocx Of earthquake sinc- % Oetop>r lxst.
occurred this eve ming at S.sS. 50 far as ascer-
tslned no damage 10 bu1lJing.. P~ople .ome-
what alarmed. New aud r,ch developmept N
IN me silver regioL. people Hooking thither in
great NUMBER; from tn 20 fifteen thousand
have already locsted there. Teestormy weather
continues; the roads are almost imps-~sbie.
the whole distance between Ecko and Hamil-
ton Be- lined with stalled teams. wagons ioaded
wan mfrchandise nearly buried "a the mud.
pneumonia prevails Ia an alarming extent.
s~eNersi cases OF smallpox reported at Hamil-
ton. Indians In the neigh hood p@coming
hostile IL - suggested that ~ the military m
thorltiss wlil establish post st Saak- m YER or
White river very many lives may ee saved the
spproac hing summer. band OF lndiaus re-
Gently attacked = party OF pros pectors nesr
snake Mountain; killed and scaip-d tvo Of
them; Also. captured their camp.
Admiral Hastings received orders from Eur-
land 20 leave Victoria immediately for Va ma
raiso. with the iron clad frieste Zeslou.
There wae about 2S000 acres of Caoyern meut
land sold during the month OF March Al the
land ONCE st Nisalia, California.
Silver mines have been discovered IN the
mountains near Sonoma- about seventy miles
distant from San Francisco. There is great
rush OF people there. and clsius are being ran
idly siaked on. A meeting had been neld form
ing district mining laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
An Ocean of Snakes.
SHIP PASSES THROUGH wkITHIHG MASS OF
From the New Orleans Times.l

REPTILES.
From the New Orleans TimesJ
Tne statement published In last Sundays
Times that the steamship Mexico, Capt Pit
Held, when ON her last trip, of the TOrtugas
scar s.eamso tnrough tangled mass OF snakes of all
sizes, has since become q SUBJECT of much com.
ment "Snake stories" are prover bially uucer.
tain, but we are now enabled authoritatiyely
10 declare that this particular one may safely
Our original account was incorrect in one
particular. In stead Of two hours and a half
as stated, the Mexico was no more than one
nour and q half in passing through this hor.
rible mass ef writhing reptiles. They were
OF all sizes, from the ordinary green water
snake OF two feet TO monsters-gen uine sea
seIpents-of fourteen to fifteen feet in length
The largest snakes, when the swell produced
by the movement of the vessel reached them.
would, we are informed, partly raise them
selves up from the water, as in the attitude of
at the waves. The greatest interest, as was
natural, was manifested by those on board the
Mexico: Discipline was fer a space forgot.
ten, and captain, officers, passengers, crew and
ing on sight that, so far as is shewn by sea
annals, has never yet been witnessed by those
who have gone "down to the sea i'm ships,-
which may. possibly, never greet human eyes
We can think Of no valid explanation on the
subject, unless il be-taking our own inspIra-
ton from the ''day"-that the shade of that IA
nous snake destroyer. on the approach of his
anniversary, has been WANDERING in FLORIDA
and has shown that be has lost none of his old
skill, by driving on in one mass its myriads O!
repulss from the coast Seriously speaking,
however. the presence Of these snakes in the
waters on the Tortugas Is remarkable occur
renee, one that may properly claim the atten-
ton OF the scientific. One fact at least is proven
That fact Is that under some special revulsion
OF the laws ordinarily controlling them, snakes
may live in salt water. After this experience
the existence Of the mysterious ..sea serpent
becomes sgain an .sopen question"
Our authority for this statement is Capt O.
A. Pitfeld himself, who expresses himself
ready 70 veuch for every particular as here re.
corded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, 2.-Market duh and unset
tied. Money sharp at 7per cent IN gold and
commissions. Exchange "a. Gold, 3I4. SAYS
ls62 Coupons, I17x, 1s6a; 1I3f, 1s65; II5x,
loe5' new, l22A E6s: 1l2S 1s6s; 112S. I0-i0
coupops, los, North CarolInas, SKIES 81; new
%. Virgins skies, ex-coupons, 81 asked new,
COY asked. Tennes sixes, ex coupons IS
new, "a. Missouri skies s6A. Louisiana skies
old p. Levee skies 20. Virginias otd, in.
scribed, A., bid; do. 1866 50 b,d: 81 asked; do,
1867, So asked, do, coupon Sc bid; do; new, s9k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
0Alaska has 81, 100 population

0Menticello, the residence of Jefferson. is
20 Be sold at auction, May ~.
~Oolorado advertises for one thousand I'M
married women.
~Two Of the newly elected trustees OF the
Soun Carolina L Universiiy are colored men,
~ Philadelphia reporter correctly predie-
TED the storm OF Monday by ..lhe cereal baron
eter In our left boot"
y Henry Monroe, a negro man living near
Warrenton Junction, killed his two year old
step-child last week by choking ft 90 death
with large pieces OF bread, during the absence
OF mother. The murderer made has escape
ga disgusted traveller in Texas says that
among other things that State has sstne best
women and the meanest men, more sickness
and less health, more corn bread, and less corn,
more negroes and less labor, more pretty ladies'
with little feet aud no calves 10 match. than
any State in the Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MALT ExTRACr-

DEAk Nh. l.. HoFF;-I have applied yous MALT
EXTRACT, lately, In various ca.es, with the m ost
ssusisctory results Thinking people are more
and more convinced that the use OF medictprs
which the system cannot absorb or turn into blood
Is fallacy. i regard the Introduction OF your
Msterp p.essTioa an enrichm.nt OF the Natural
PROF. L sHUcKIuG,
ma - eoS Washfngton, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
lBy Bankers' and Brokers' Telegrapn.l
Lewis johnson & DO. quote stocks ana BOND $
10 home and foreign markets q foIloNs:

IN nome and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YoRK, April 2.-First Board-U. s ss,
ISL. coupon. none; 6-20'a, lSea, coupons. lI7a
l5o4, coupons, l13xi 1850. coupons, 1l5x; Is6c;
coupon, new, ll2A 6.2O's, 156t, coupon. iI2s :
lO40's, coupons, I0lT Z; Pacific Mail. 50 X; OHIO
Miss. Oerufcates, 3eS Martposa, Il. Atlan-
ue Mail, none; Canton, 5sa Cumberland, none;
Western Union Telegraph, 39; Quicksilver,
19%; Boston Water Power, l3x; New York
Central, l59k; Hudson. 136; Heading, 9O,;
Michigan Central, lis; Michigan Soutn-
ern, IS; Illinois Central, none; cleveland and
Ptttsburg. IS; North west, S3 3; do. preferred,
49, Cleveland & Toledo, 95; Rock Island
125; Fort Wayne, l22H; Alton Terra aaute,
none; Toledo & Wabash, 66K; Adams Exp.
none; Wells, Fargo Z %. Express 30; United
States Express, none; American Express. 40 x;
Merchanu' Union, Is; Chicago Alton, iss:
do. preferred. none. Market steady. Gold, 1916
al32.
fBy Cable.l
LONDON, April 2, II q. M.-Console, y2x for
money; for account, seS. Bonds. s35,; Ill.,
nois, 96A; Erie, 241.
FRANKFORT, IL a. m.-Bonds, SIX.
LIVERPOOL, Ill q. m.-Cotton market opens
dull. Sales will reach 5000 bales: Middling
Uplands, l2a.: Middling Orleans, I2x.
According to the Brokers Circular issued to-
day, the weekly sales Were 6o.OUl oales, of
which s,tO0 were for export, and 9 90 for spec
uatlOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

A-Arnold w A, 2; Armstrong A Hon. p
Austin A W. Alden A; Alba Q Il; Andrews
Amos James T; Allridge Jno; Alexander Jno
Averitt James Il; Adams Joseph T; Ashmsad
Lewis J T, ,; Aldshen Martrin; Alplanolph n
Abner Mr.; Adams Moses; Alexander Perry
Acker VIM: Alley Wm-
B-Barstow Alfred Hon. 3; Banks A X Capt
Boone = Col; Brown A; Bailey Alexander
ID Lieut.; BatIsta Antonio Jose; Ballard b:
Balance Charles, ?; Browne Chas L. Brooke
q A Rev; Bunker Chas q; Boyle DIR; Beck
with u l. Capt; Browne ID p; Bayart ID ID
saownso. Fred seso so,; soswel aeo rs braun
Gus; Barter q W; Boorm q W; Byron q H;
Brkhen Geo L; Barron Geo; Burns George
Barnhsm II B Col; Bowen Henry B; Bishop
henry Brooker Horace H; Belt Harvey q,
Brown X NJ q Msi; Bensemsn Henry Q: hot
der Wesley; Bneirens John: Bivneep Jas.
Biumenthal j, 2; Bonneil B; Bueckier John;
Barnett Lesly; Bodweli J II: Baxter John;
Barren John jr- Beckily james; Beusley Jno;
Boyle John u; Burke ID James; Booming J;
John O.; Blood James H Col; Blance Jonn A
BuRman ID NJ; Brecht Adam Engle; Bacon
Lawrence T; Bnstin Luis; Bayless Lot; Bar
ley VI A; Bldell Mr.; Bruce Mr.; Brown Mots
ley; Beylin N g; Brodrec ht Phillip; Burk Paul;
Raxter Il Richards; Butler RoberS Brown
Richard Bradbury D, Brown s T; Brerine
Brown sam X; Bump samuel; Butler Theo.
dors 3; Bailey Thos Dr, Beaman VIM; But
Ter VIM IL; Brigham Waldo Hon; Biatchley w
II, BanneT VIM; Babcock Willis q; Beaund w
II: Bates VIM ii; Bean w II; Bas w n.
C-Crosyelin A w Mss: Cross Anthony:
Cersveil ID Hon: Clayton Addison, col; Cath
cart Alex; Colmary Abraham; Cartoiomes Sig:
Corn well e. O Capt; Clark Clareacs III; Christ
man Daniel; Cooper Daniel NJ; Coiman David
L; Ciarksoa L II; Car .tons limerick; Campbsli
l. Gen; Cross l. p, 2; Clemmons Fred; Coes-
well r X: Cozzens Fred; Church George E;
Clark Geo; Clinton Geo II; Gre yelling George;
Cannon Geo; Copeland Henry; Crane Norman |;
Collins 4 Harvey; Cad well II Nal Gen; Camp
b. N H; Collins 1t Col, .; Oonkitn b;
Campbell Jas; CaIlihan Jno j; Cameron ID;
Cosrin II Hon; Oaile Jas 0-n; Cony Jos Z
s Carroll Jno; Carver Jesse L; CLARK Jacob
p; Crane Jas L Rev, 4: Craig Jno w; Gross
Jno II; ChIlds Jno II, Q; Clark Jno H; Craigs
J u Hon; lamp j q Col; Chana 0ahlin Cos
telle Michl, Clark n q: Coryen HON Cogsone
Pstss; Crepp Patent; chambers Patk; Corbin
DR.; Ozark or CLARK Il Ayleshire; Chiffon
*, Carson X b Judge; Cou:h Saml J. Cole
man T 3; CArren Theo; Cad well Thompson;
Cover Thoei Chesnui Thcs; Crosse Vernon;
Constable w II; Chase Willie, Campbell w;
Carter W A Judge; Crever w q; Chsmbep
VIM; Garter W W: Chase W 8; Cole Wm.
D-Dssreus Albert ID. Duffy & Barney;
D. mar Charies L; Denihne d u; Drew L e. DIR;
psbney y 3; Davis = T Or; Davis Henry q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
Baltiuer. npsr..,.. r..s,v.

BALTIMoR1 April 2.-Ootton quiet; nom.
inalIy 2x. Flour Iull and weak. Receipts
Of gain very hight and prices almost nominal
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn, mixed 81 to
81; yellow g.. Oats Us 10 20 cents. Rye 81 so
Fork quiet, $32.5O Bacon firm; rib sides l6a
TO ID: clear do. sl7A TO rs; shoulders 1il TO IS;
hams 20 to ~. Lard quiet at ~ cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
TERRIBLE COLLIERY EXPLOSION
ENGLAND

LONDON, April 2.-PoliticaI news to-day
unlmporiant Another dreadfal cOliiery sr-
plosion occurred yesterday at Asley colltery.
In Lancashire, p persons Were killed outrirht
and many others badly injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

II 10 q real pleasure 10 ne Co SPEAK fayor.bly M
this article known sl most univers lily 20 be coed
ano safe remedy for Burns aud other Paias OF the
body. IL fs valuable not only far Code in the
winter bot for various summer Complaints and
ehoold be In every family The cssualty vbjeh
q. mands IL may come eunsvare.-CArisfsasI Idro.
eatc' q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

BRkvEr BRIGAprnR GENERAL o. f. BAB-
COCK, Mayor Corps Engineers, has been ordered
to report to the President for duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

A You're LADY SHOT ToR A woLY.-Mr. f.
s. Wilson, living near Clyde, Kansas, q fe1
nights since, heard, - he supposed, some
wolves bowling near the door. He seized his
shot gun, and going 20 the door, fired at wh-t
ne took 70 Be- wolf. Next morning he found
that It was the dogs that had Disturbed hin,
and that he had shot and killed Miss Caroline
Myers. 1t 10 supposed that she had become
bewildered while looking Tor ner cattle, and
house Of Mr. Wilson oaly to be shot The
coroner's jury exonerated Ar. Wilson from All
blame. '--- : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

personal McMichael, of ths Phil
delphia Gazette, and James Gordon Bennett,
Jr., Of the New York Herald, are at Willard's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

HCN~ ]. s. SMITH, Representative in Con-
gress from Oregon, has heen for some time
seriously i'll at his rooms, 392 L street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
GENERAL WEBB TAKES COMMAND
THE fIRsr MILITARY DIATRICI

RICHkoHD, Va April 2.-lseneral A
Webb assumed command here TODAY. \
issued an order reinststing Governor "
General Stoneman goes 70 Califeruia Col
Stone is appointed Adiutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02
HALLS VEGETABLE suClLlAN HAIR
RENEWRR.

Renews the vitality Of the scalp
Renews the hair TO its original color.
Beoews the nutritive matter which nourishss
hair.
Renews the brash. wiry hair 20 silken softuess.
Repews the growth Of the hair
kenews the Appearance Of those that are Bal a
And Grey, ana 10 q splcooid hair dressing. No OIL
or Alcohol 70 clog No the pores. One bottle shsvs
Its effects.
R.P. HALL CO., Nashua, n q Pro,rtssor..
For sale by ell df usRists. ials-am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-Tke receipts to-day
from this source were s2s6,37i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

TEE ANNAPOLIS MIDsnIPMEN are to give a
grand ball at the Naval Academy, April 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

ga ST. Albans (vtl paper says that q few
days ago, while sleiGhing In the vicinity OF
Three Rivers, Canada, at point where me
telegraph wires crsss the highw way, ira yeier's
horse became tangled In the wires In eudea yor-
ing 10 get over them. and recei we'd ries from
which tt died next day. Tue wire. were 20
feet from the ground when the snow fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

MONSIEUR TONsoN CONE ASAIH.-Mr. Hop.
kins introduced in the House to day the we'll
known old Sevsrson bill for the improvement
of the W Washington canal