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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Arrival Of John Hava9e-Balltmpds
Indian OutraSes I'm Arizona.
IelA4fQpAkd Exclusirelu Ia Ee E.<>s>u Q4ns

Sac FRANCISCO, May 5.-John Savage ar
rived last night and was received by a commit-
tee OF the Fenian Brotherhood. He viii de-
liver an address at the grand FeniaE picnic on
rday next.
The Pacific Billiard Congress opened yester-
day. Two games of one thousand points each
for pocket table were played by Messrs. Mott
and Terrell. The first game was closely con-
tested, but was won by Mr.. Mott.
Arizona adyices have been received. The
smallpox had broken out in Arizona city,
Numerous Indian outrages had been committed
in the vicinity Of Prescott.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TEE UNITED STATES,
Passed ct Second Session Of Forty -arst Congress
TPUBLIC-NO. Al

lfCBLlC-NO. Oh
AN ACT declaring the consent OF Congress to
the erection of a crib in Lake Erie by the city
Of Cleveland, Ohio, for tho protection OF an
inlet for o waterworks tunnel about to be
constructed by said city.
Be ii enacted by 1e Senate and Hoase Of Repre-
sentatives Of the Fnited Steses of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the consent Of Congress is
hereby given 10 the city OF Cleveland, in the
county of Cuyahogs and State of Ohio, to erect
and maintain in Lake Erie, at such distance
from the shore thereof as may be necessary, a
crib for the protection of an inlet shaft ior an
undertake water-wcrks tunnel about to be con-
structed for the purpose Of supplying said city
with pure water: Prorided, That said crib shall
be furnished with beacon-light, which beacon
light shall be kept lighted at all such seasons and
hours as the light on the pier at the entrance OF
Cuyahoga river.
Approved, April 13, 1870.
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HOne Deputy Sheriff At Saginaw, Mich.
broke up prize SIGHT.

SOne Deputy Sheriff at Saginaw, Mich.
broke up prize fght.
@Seventy Philadelphia coopers are ON q
strike because their employers require them to
any trade society.
- The latest thing in parasols is made Of
biack filk, with lace cover costing from $50 to
500, with carved coral top and q beautifully
mounted gold vinaigrette inserted in the handle.
- Biel stadt, the artist, tried to photograph
q groupe Of Cinnamon at Mormon Bar, Cal.
lately, but when he rot his camera properly TO
bear on them, and lifted the black cloth to take
q sight, the Celestials flied in dsmay, no doubt
considering it some new form Of "Melican
mans" artillery.
~The st. Louis Democrat saws: A day or
two ago two colored merchants named Mci,in-
mis- and Ousley, dong business at Port Ander-
ter NJ. Smith & Co. McGinnis was formsriy a
slave OF Colonel Davis, brother Of Jefferson
Davis.
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CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION IN VERMONT
On Tuesday, the 10th instant, the electors Of
Convention, which will meet at Montpelier on
the second Wednesday In June next, to approve
or reject the amendments to the State Consti-
tuition, which were proposed by the late Council
OF Censors- The propositions will be voted
upon BY the Convention separately, an6such as
receive . majority In that body will become
proposed amendments provides for female
suffrage.
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IA Chinanan believes he can't get to beav.
EN- II bis head has been cut OFF here

en- If his head has been cut of here.
~Female telegraphers are pronounced a
success in Russia.
~Flotows new opera, "Shadow, - and Rene
diets Legend Of st. Cell, ," are the two coming
events IN the European musical world.
OSan Francisco proposes to tax the Chinese
gambling houses for fund to paw the exnepSes
of the female slaves who want to return to the
Flower Kingdom. INV
@The New Orleans detectives recentlv An
thorized pickpockets to ply their calling at Q
hght-fngered operators.
N-It is not fashionable for gentlemen to send
large baskets Of flowers to their Iady-oyers. but
very small wicker baskets, with delicate han
sidered the correct thing.
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South Carolina State EmuIOye Ar.
rested for COunterfeitinR.

feIey'uPHeu E1ctustUeIy 20 Ihe Erent19 Star.
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 7th.-w W. Samp-
son, chief clerk of the State Treasury Depart
counterfeitIng the State funding coupons i'm
connection with l.. ID. Metcalf who had the
counterfeiting done in Auburn, N. Y. Sampson
pIeads guilty, and Mctcalf has been arrested in
New YORK. No other parties are implicated in
the transaction, and the crime is "nipped i'm the
bud" The plates have been secured and the
coupons, none having gone on the market
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1Politeness almost invariably reqnires q
gentleman to agree with alady, but when she
speaks Of the great beauty Of some other lady it
are other styles of female lovliness that he ad-
mires much more.
~The ti-woman-sutfragists may as well
Ioll up their sleeves and get ready for work.
it seems pretty certain that there Is to be a
square fight over il on both sides the Atlantic.
n6An unpleasant female is Mrs. Turner. of
Sacramento. Her husband one day took anotb-
er woman out riding and Mrs. Turner met him
as he returned from the livery stable, and cut
him under the right side Of the neck 90 severely
that he died in q few minutes.
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~ MIR. c. ID. Hess has organized an English
opera troupe for the coming season, CONSISTING
OF all the principal members of the Parepa Rosa
company, except the Rosas themselves, and Mr..
who are the b:st members OF the Richings- -Ber.
naId troupe
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Fire In q Hotel"
Tele0rdDhed ErclusipsI. In I'll. Rr-.:nn o..

NEW YORK, May7-About two o,c,ock this
morning fire broke out in the basement of the
southern Hotel. Thirteen girls were sleeping
IN the vicinity, but they got out safely The
boarders. frightened, ran into the street i'm
their night clothing. The laundry and kitchen
were damaged. Loss 5000.
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ANOTHER LINK TO THE BALTIMORE AND OHIo
RAILRoAp.-The certificate Of Incorporation of
the Lake Branch OF the Baltimore, Pittsburg
and Connellsvflle Railroad was nled at the Sec
retary OF States Office 1t Columbus, Ohio, on
Friday. The proposed road is to extend from
Elmyra, In Lorain county, through the counties
OF Media, Wayne, Starke, Tuscarawas, Harrison
and Belmont, to Belmont Station, on the Gem
tral Ohio Railroad.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WINES AND LIQUORa.

81. I.yULIEN CLARET, 93 per doz. $50 Der cask. .
GERMAH wINES.-Waehenheimer, So per don ;
Deidesheimtf, o. per doz
Sherry Wine, from 81 10 4s per gallon.
Port Wire, from 81 50 TO IS per gallon.
BkANDfES-Otard, Dupuy 4 Co. Oognae, ll7
per salon; Hennsssey Cognac, DO per gallon; Pei
ieSoisin kcshe,le Br.ndys es per gallon.
Seltxer, - per dozen.
CHARLES GAUTIER,
121S and 1919 Pennsylvania ave.,
irlpcter OF Wines and Liquors. and Proprietor OF
thecelebrated NATIVE WINE BIfTERS.
Ey3-u
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The NOMINATION OF w. McLennan as Distric
Attorney for Nebraska has been Withdrawn BY
the President.
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Matilated bank notes burned during the pas,
week, s2o7, 100; total amount burned, e23 OF 4+e;
hank currency issued for bills des royed during
the past week. sol ,17o; total amount issued
herefor, g, ,7es ,225; balance due for mutilated
notes, exS,22l; hank circulation outstanding to
this date, e299 S3 SIS; securities held by the
tional banks for circulating notes. ~. q. bonds
heid per last report, $50, ,Z355o as security for
deposits OF public moneys with banf. esignated
As oePoatoriee, el6 $40 ,oeo-total, s35s,sSs s5O;
shipments OF fractional currency during the
week past to Assistant Treasurers, national
banks and others. sl,2i2 ll6; total, Al. $40 .a5a
receipts Of fractional currency for the veek
during theweek past, se2l 100.
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BRRvKT MAJOR GENERAL w. 8. ELLIOTT has
been relieved from duty in the DE oar tmeut OF
the Lakl and ordered to return to his regiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-07

A SECT in Massachusetts, have found that
sunday comes on Saturday, beginning at O'clock
IN the afternoon. A church has been formed. a
clergyman engaged, and the band file into thar
building and go through their devotion iust AZ
the time when everybody else are getting their
sreehbacks and going down to market for Sun
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUK-The receipts to-da
from this source were esSI .656.21.
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OFFFIoERs RE1IRED Capt. George Lancas.
ter, 18th infantry, Brit Brig. Gen. Julius Hay
den, Brit. Lieut.. Col. j. 8. Catlin, u. 8. A., have
been retired by the President on account OF
wounds received in the service.
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&Bronze boots are no longer Fashionable

- Dfonze cooU aie 10 ton&er fashionable.
ga velocipede rink is still in operation in
Eowd0in Square, Boston.
- Charles Ii. Parsons, aeed uinetaen mas ar
rested in Albany, on Friday, for bigsmy.
~ Elder Godbe, of Salt Lake CITY. Is STYLED
the Father Hyacinthe Of the Mormon Church.
- ashton DEGREES that ladies' boots shall be
laced hereafter-not buttoned.
~ Ex- Confederate General wIgfan is az
Central City, Colorado, representing an English
mining company.
~The glass blowers Of Wheeling, West Va,
are on q strike because their wages are 70 be
cut down 20 per cent
ga bar Of red hot IRON entered the abdo-
men and rassed through a workmsn's BODY i'm a
Troy mill recently, yet physician II made 20
saw that 1.-THE wound Is not necessarily fatal"
0The citizens Of Fort Bend county, Texas,
held q meeting recently and appointed a com
take active steps for the suppression Of horse
stealing.
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ALEXANDRIA,

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
ATTEMPT TO ROB A BANK.-Anotber At
tempt, for there WAS one q short time ago was
made last night TO rob the bank OF Burke S,
huIbet, corner Of King and Water streets, and
thougn an entrance was effected, the thieves
were alarmed by the sudden appearance OF the
night watchmen, and hastily decamped leaving
behind them complete set Of new burglar :
toois, some OF which were contained In a satchel
which vas a COPY Of the Philadelphia Day Of the
CHILD DRowNKp.-A little daughter of Mr..
Maryland, q short distance below this city'
ABOUT TOUR years old, was found drowned In a
duck pond IN that gentleman's yard yesterday
evening. She had been missing only few min
utes, when the skirt Of her dress was seen foat-
ing on the water.
SUDDEN ILLNEss-Mr. John q. Alvey was
seized with commissions suddenly on the street
this morning and is now lying at the City Hotel
at the point OF death.
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LECTURES.

EREE PRIVATE LECTURE,
To LADIES ONLY,
At MetZerott Hall, Monday afternoon AT 4 o'ciock
FREE PRIVATE READING,
TO GENTLEMEN ONLY
At MetZerott Hall, Monday night Nav 9th
BY Dir. PAYNE, ,PHYSIULOGIST
chronological Examinations at ST. james II otel all
day Monday and Tuesday. MI 2T
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JOSEPH n. BLACKPAN,
superintendent OF Foreign Mails.

PETTlCoATs are sa i'd to do much mischief as
well as a great deal of good i'm this Void
Hooped skirts have been charged with exertng
an uncommon share Of influence, and OF
achieviDg many singular results, also. Maine
OF the latter articles and made the steel sprin
4 to saws, with which he cut the bars Of his ceil
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THE PRTsIpRST received large number o
visitors this morning, but lett his office abou
noon, and took q drive around the city wit
Mrs. Grant.
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The Maine Conference Law Delepa.
tiOn.
Teleoraphel Ezclusipelp to TAe Epenino lstor.

AUGUSTA, Me-, May AT the annual session
OF the Maine Conference of the Methodist
ShuIch, heid In this city this week, the vote on
against. 0- anu %
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rsto. PERRY DAVIS 1870.
VEGETABLE pain KILLER
Ths Great Family Msdietnt aC lhs Age.

THIRTY YEARS
Have elapsei since the introduction Of the Pain
Killer to the public and yet he present time IL
more popular and Commands larger sale than ever
before. rs popularity is otconfined to this cenn
try alone all over the world it's beneficial effects in
curing the "is that flesh 10 heir to, ackuowl-
edged AMI appreciated, and PAIN KILLER its
fame Is lfmlted to no country, sect, nor race.
THIRTT YEARS is certainly q long enough time to
kILLER is deserving of al its proprietors claim for
IT, Is rpiy proved BY the unparalleled popularity ii
has attained. Ii IL a SURE and EFFEcTIvR remedy.
SOLD sy all Druggists. apZ -eelm
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ANOTHER RICHMOND IN TIE FIELD.-t will
be seen by the announcement elsewhere that our
old friend, Alfred Hunter, has concluded 20
take hand In the Mayoralty contest.
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TPUBLIC-NO. 35.1

lPUBLIC-NO. 35.1
AN ACT to supply deficiencies in the appropria-
tions for salaries OF United States ministers
for the fiscal year ending June thirty,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssnfdttres Of the United States of America IN Con-
gress assembled That the sum of one hundred
and six thousand three hundred and seventy
i've dollars be, and hereby is, appropriated to
supply a deficiency in the appropriations for
salaries of United States ministers, Tor the fiscal
year ending limo shirueth, eighteen hundred
and s.rsnCy. lAPprOved, April ID, 1870.
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TRANSFERS OF MEDICAL OFfIcRRs OF THE
ARMY.-Surgeon W. S. King, U. s. A., has been
ordered to report to the Commanding General
Military Division of the Atlantic, for assignment
to duty rs attending surgeon ON officers and
their families in Philadelphia. Surgeon Josiah
Simpson, Medical Director Department Of the
Cumberland, will, on the discontinuance of that
department, report to the Commanding General
Department of the East, for assignment to duty
as post surgeon at Fort McHenry. Md.
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Fish MARKEr.-The Following quctasscns OF
new fish nor this day, are furnished TuE Evrx-
IsG STAR by George w. Harrison 8 Co., Nos So
King street, and 50, 81, 56 Sish whArves, Aler-
andria, Va; Shad, per hundred, sii; Herring,
per thousand, %.
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PINEPLEA ON THE FACE.

For comedones. black worms or grubs, pimply
eruPtions and blotched designations on the face,
use Perry comedone and pimple remedy. Sold by
all druggists. ap Is 3mW6S
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To BE PRoMorRp-Nasters Thos q. Grove
H. b. Peck, George A. Norris, and q. II. West
and Ensign 4. ID. TaussiQ, U. s. N, have been
ordered to Washington, ID. c., for examination
for promotion. -
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The House Committee on Education and Labor
yesterday continued their investigation of the
charges against Gen. Howard.
The examination of Mr.. Vanderburg, the
patentee OF the building block, was concluded.
He testified that the sale Of the patent was ne
the terms Of the sale being 81 500 cash, and ffty
cents royalty upon each thousand blocks sold
nntii the amount OF royalty reached So 800. His
material was very strongly in its favor
MIR. J. w. Buker testified that Mr.. H. Nj
Searle, the architect, offered to sell to him Gen.
HoWards interest in the Building Block Com
pany; he thinks in June, 1867, but it might have
been later. Mr.. Searle stated asian indncement
to purchase that they had contracts to furnish
the blocks by which profit equal to the oripi-
nal investment could be realized.
General c. III. Howard was, next examined
and testifed that the University buildings were
put up by the bureau and given to the fnstitu-
ton 10 topromOte education; that General Howard
was one of the original partners in the Building
Block Company, but when the trustees of the
University requested that their building should
be built of that material he disposed of his
interest. In relation to the purchase of the
Barry farm, he testified that he had nothing 10
do with 1t, but as an agent of the bureau he took
charge of the property and divided it into acre
lots The estimated average cost of the lots
with the Improvements and two years interest
added, was S22s, and they were sold for s225
each. The farm was not purchased with the
funds OF the bureau, but money was given to the
Howard University, to the st. Augustine Nor
NAL School in North Carolina, and the Normal
School at Richmond, and by the tr ustees of those
institution invested in the Barry farm lie
General Z. Ii. HOward) had never handled a
cent OF the money, which in all cases was put
into bank. to the credit and subject to the order
tf the trustees of the several institutions In
relation to the purchase Of the 81 900 worth of
lumber In Maine, he testified that it was trans
action for the government, i'm which he acted
purely as an agent, and by which quite saving
for the government was effected.
Mr. Z: w: Perkins, former agent of the
bureau, testified to having built six houses for
General o. o. Howard on lots which General
n. purchased from the University. General
Howard paid him from his private account, and
at the close of the work the General gave h,s
note at 80 days for the balance, which was paid
at maturity. FN
Mr.. Thomas Fahey was examined in relation
TO certain contracts
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GRAY HAIR
GRAY HAIR
Restored 10 ais Original foEthTKI Color
By the use Of thst Scientific Discovery, called
LIS VEGETABLE SIC
HAHR RENEWER.

II viii make hss-sr upon bald heads, except
in very aged persors IL furnishes the nutritiye
pr nciple by which the hair is nourishsd --d sup
II viii nrs-e-. naIr from falling out, and does
No bsffey sridsnce Of IL, superiority sxtd be nd
edhoed han Ae tcet that mary limitations of II ave
1T Is A sPLENpID HAIR pREssINGr
Our II eatise on the Hair sent free by mail
T. p HALL CO., Nashua, N. H., Propretors.
For sale by all druggists. ap4-eolm
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ALARM OF FIRE-The alarm OF fire turned IN
last evening about O'Clock, from box IA, was
caused by the burning Of a pile OF shavings
opposite Duddington row on First street east
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-07

Freckles and tan from the face, use Perry's mot
and fIeckle lotion The only reliable and karmle.
remedy Prepared by DR.: B. q. Perry, 3j Beave
ap L. 2uN IS
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By direction of the Secretary of War, and upon
the recommendation of the Quartermaster
General the following changes in the stations of
OFFICERS Of the Quartermasters Department have
been made:
the expiration Of present leave to report To
General ingalls,, Chief Quartermaster, Division
OF the Atlantic, stationed at New York city.
Breyet Major w. L. Howell, Assistant Quar-
termaster, to report to the Commanding Gene
raj Military Division of the South, for assign
ment to duty.
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Two Men Killed.

~'S'"P"eu DHesHssoey W INC Acentsp St0S.
BOSTON, May 7.-Richard Kille fell from n
Frank Kerns jumped from q moving train and
was killed. N
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[PuBLrc REsoLur1os-No Of,

XI.T
A REsoLUTIoN directing the Librarian of Con-
gress TO return to the executor of Thomas
jefferson certain private papers.
hesotued 6y the Senate and House Of Representa-
hrss Of the Tinted Stdtes Of America in Conoress
authorized to return to the executor of Thomas
Jefferson such OF the papers Of said Jefferson
now in possession of the government as upon
examination shall be deemed OF q private char
scter, reserving such as may be regarded public
in their character, and report the same to the
Committee on the Library.
Approved, April 6, 1870.
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tPUBLIo REsoLUTIoN-No. OIL
a RESOLUTION i'm relation to the printing for
the use OF the Department of State, of addi-
uonal copies OF documents emanating from
that department.
Resotred by Tie Senate and House of Repre-
sentdttres Of the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled, That hereafter, in addition tn
the number OF copies OF documents emapating
from the Department Of State which NAV he
ordered to be printed by either house of Com
gress, II shall be the duty of the Congressional
Printer to cause to be printed for the use OF
tnat department five hundred copies Of every
such document, when requested to do so bv the
secretary OF State: Provided, That the EXPENSE
OF the same shall in no single case exceed the
sum of five hundred dollars.
Approved, April 16, 1870.
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CAPT. wN. q. FLETCHER, Adjutant General
oi the Boys IN Blue, yesterday resigned his posi-
tion In that organization.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
esd, nor any c,taIie poison to produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusive preparations
SSastfng virtues they do not possess: The genuine
w: A. Bate chelorb Hair Dye has ked fhtyty yeays
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
hy ali DruGgists. Applied ct 10 Bend street,
MI. fe6tr
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tPCBLIC RRsoLUIIoH-No. 31
JOINT RESOLUTION directing an inquiry into
the loss Of the United States steamer "Onei-
d."
Whereas, on the twenty-fourth day of Janu-
ary last, the United States steamer t'Oneitla ,,
when leaving the port of Yokohama ,Japan
came in collision with the British Peninsulal
and Oriental mail steamer Bombay, and
sunk almost instantly, with the loss of nearly
all her officers and the greater part Of her men;
and whereas the Navy Department has been
unable, IN answer to request OF the House of
Representatives, to communicate any detailed
or satisfactory Information touching the circu M
stances of the loss, beyond its extent and the
number OF casualties; and whereas il appears
that no full and impartial and satisfactory in
vestgation has been made into the causes of the
disaster, or into the conduct of the parties inn
plicated in IL: Therefore,
BE resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentdtires Of the United States of Amertca in Can
greSs assembled, That the Secretary OF the NAVY
shall, with the least practicable DELAY order a r,
inquiry to be made into the particulars of the
loss OF said United States steamer "Oneida. y
and OF her officers and men, including the sub
sequent conduct Of the captain of the steamer
Bombay with a view TO ascertain the re-
sponsibility for the collision by which she was
destroyed, and for the destruction of life which
attended the catastrophe, and make report of
the same to Congress.
Approved, April Z, 1870.
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MANHOOD AND WONANHOOD.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passional
sftrsctice OF the sexes and the happiness of TRUE
manhood unite 70 consecrate the union. Sent free
In eealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCl,
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. ia26- eo3m