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LAND DAMAGES ON THE WASHINGTON AND
RICHMOND RAILRoAD-At the last term of the
County Court for Prince William county the
report of the commissioners allowing SIP O00
damages TO Mr.. Naglee for right of way OF the
Washington and Richmond railroad through
his farm was rejected, and a new set of COM
missioner appointed from the upper end of the
county. The new commissioners met Yesterday
and assessed Mr.. Naglees damages at Sil, 900.
1IsJd Ddrid Co,sffS.
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HAYTI GOING TO ANNEX SAN DOMINGO
BiFoRK We GET Observation-Disclosures comes
from Puerto Platte that the Haytien Genert
LUperon Is advancing into Ssnto Domingo, and
hae captured two small towns twenty Or twenty.
i've miles from the boundary line. He il
moving on Santiago, a place OF greater size
thirty miles further in the interior. ~
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From south Am-,In.

tM' y ATotd ~ "a G0iiis her Aft,r Digssf,sy
San nORtreO-A boundary Cu.siiss-rr. ma.
P'cnlro,sHttdTfes 70 Wash4rgtoE, g..
VALPARAISO, March Sd.-Chili opposes fhf
annexation OF SaDtO Domingo. The press urge.
Vie government 90 protest against the move.
ment as the first step towards the annex.fiot.
o. 81 lnish America wicuiusti see ms 20 be AZ !.
favorite candidate for the PRESIDENCY. Tn
cattle disease - spre ldug.
Business IL improving, and bTeadstuns are
buoyan'.
Bolvia has sent plenip0tentiary O. chi 20
settle the boundary Of the republic, and ar
range treaty of peace.
Col. MaTnuel feyTe - the plenipoteutiary
from Bolivia 10 the peace congress 20 be held in
Washington.
Minister Torhett has addressed note % San
Salvador, i'm behalf OF America aud England
asking the country e. except the Honduras rail
road from the hostile operations during the war
Costa kica and Nicarsssa have ratided ths
treaty OF commerce.
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Fires.

NV YORK, March "a ore tins mornin..
damaged the mandatory OF ladies garments
ot A Lang, No. % Lispenard street, 10 the
amount of ST ,000, fully insured
AUGUSTA, ME-, March 2J.-Tne ball recently
erected At the National Asylum for dramatic
performances, etc, was destroyed by ire this
morning. IL cost al, 200.
OswEGo, March 25.-JulsOns block on East
Bridge street, was nearly DESTROYED by tire thip
morning. NJ. L. We'll, clOthier, Eepen KiDsey
Brothers, clothiers; l.. Phillips, halter, aud
b. X. lngersOil, trait-dealeT and confectionery
lost the greater portion OF their stocks. Total
loss, $50 ,OO0 insurance. SIS Ogl.
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The Noon dgdiHst the SEH-Sh0ot1ay Adrag-T
Prtetor q Tie NemPlis SgR Dla9,roa.
WCURdcd.
M1APHJs, Tenn, March 24.-For some week,
bad feeling has existed between the propTie-
tors ofthe Daily Sun and the Memphis Typo-
graphical Union, growing out OF a strike. The
primers published small paper called TAs
HOoa, making personal attacks on the proprip-
tors and attaches. TO which the Sua responded
Ihis afternoon, az W. A. McClay, proprietor OF
the Sun, ~s' passing through the park, for the
purpose be states, OF asking protection for him
self and ONCE from the Recorder. he was at
lacked by Henry White, and Henry MoOke, sec.
Rotary OF the Typographical Union, who opened
ire on him with TerolVers. McClay tired once
but was shot through the thigh, and slightly
wounded on top Of the head. They then at
tackled him, and beat him with their pistols
unul the Keeper OF the park came 10 his a.
sistance. They waved an examination, aud
gave bail for their appearance before the Grim
insl court 10 answer q charge of assault with in.
tent 10 commit murder in the first degree.
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SHN6roR SHRRN AN in q letter TO the Cincin-
natl Enquirer in reply TO recent illusions i'm that
paper TO the impression that the Senator had
made his political connections a highly lucra-
tive business says be is not relatively rfchsr.
considering the increased value OF propertv.
than whit % Re became senator. A very small
fraction of 81 900 900 would cover ali he is
worth .7,t.f "a ~
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SENATOR SUMMERS speech on the outrages in
the South, and on San Domingo will, it is an
nounced, occupy three hours in the delivery OIL
Monday,
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Hon. f. q. INsERsoLL is seriously i'll, We
regret TO hear, suffering from q mort psinfa
and dangerous complaint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

CLERKs, MECHANICS, LABORERs, AND
- Others, do you know that you are psyins for the
House YOU occupy once in every Six. Eight, or Ten
Years. The rent Of a desirable House will pay for
,tseif IN Eight Years; some Houses will take Ten
Years, and others not more than Six Years; then
gay your Rent TO tie
NATIONAL CAPrAL REAL ESTATE AsSoCI
Z ATlUN,
and Won will be creditei ith the amount ss cash
payment, on any property yoa desire, that can be
bought BY them We bay for Cash. aud sell on Ten
Yeas Credit 10 our Stockholders only If you have
a Lot, viii psy cash for building you House,
you max your plans and choose yeur builder: or,
we will pure base you q Lot, snd build you House
in the same manner.
property co.ting > 90. you' can pay for a. the
of 8 10 $50 PEG month, for ten years, higher
priced property In the sane proportion.
No premium iiI De charged for stock IL subscribed
for on or before the hrst TUESDAY in April.
For fnil pATticu ars, and copy Os the cons,itu-
PHIL. VI WHICH. Secretary.
nh2en Once, $50 Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

SRILLINGToN sends US the A!dine for April
''the han isoInest illustrated paper In the world,
20 claimed.
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PRRsoNAL.-Mr. and Mrs. George W. Childs
of Philadelphia arrived in Washington on
Thursday and remained until last evening They
were the quests OF the President and Mrs Grant
at the Executive Mansion.
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SOLICITOR SMITH, the newly appointed Solici-
tor OF the Interior Department, assumed his
duties toe day, which is q new Off ce in that de-
pertinent. His ONCE will be in the room adj
Joining that of that of the Secretary, and it is
now being prepared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

Mr.. CLAYTON, the new Senator from Arkan-
sas, was sworn in and took his seat in the senate
this morning.
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TIE government Of Spain has been succe ssful
in the recent elections for the Cortes BY a ma
jority OF two 70 one IN the Chamber OF Deputies,
while in the Senate the Opposition strength
amounts 10 only nineteen bers.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RkvKNuK.-The receipts rom this
sonree to- day were S4ii ,216.07.
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Mayor Of Paris asking before the horrors OF
eivl var are tnaugurated that the Assembly
enter into per mAnent communication with IN
Mayors and give them full powers
Fsvre has received two additional dispatches
rom the German authorities, declaring n % he
the duty OF the Versailles government 20 con
euer the sedition.
Alasi Poor france.
The Withdrawal OF the Germsn troops from
france las been entirely stopped. Additional
shd cruel eNscuoDs are levied by them uPOn
NE PEOPLE OF the departments.
eSements of Scess steamer.
h1htcN, march 3a---rhe steamship China
Noeched at Queenstown this morning Tbe
Nestphahs touched ~ south arrpton Yesterday
ne s-esmshiP lsmsls has arrived IRON Boz
LATER.
The Insurgents Co he Attached
PANS, March 81 Special 20 the NeS yorl
Ieieordsi The loyal hsttalions OF the na,,onsN
guard occupy the Market 81. HOnore, the Pslai,
Royal, Rue Monimartre, the Grand Hotel Ia
bourse, and 81. Lszare railroad station. ADM
raj Soisset, who II IN command Of the national
guard, has 10000 men. a number OF mitrAil-
leuses and other guns. he IL empowered hy the
government 10 offer the insurgents amnesty
and IN case OF refusal, 90 attack them in force
and secure the central republican committee.
The population OF Boulogne are greatly et-
cited over the events in the metrorolts and
through public meetings express a desire 20
nave the communistic revelation put down.
The authorities have consc aeutly sent mes
sehgers TO Versailles Offering the government
Ihe tetvtces o. large torcc. Differed by the
hest Citizens OF BoulOgne. % march direc. 70
Paris, and summsriiy end. nv force OF srms. TIE
disgrsceful dicOrders thst there continue
$4,000 Men I'm route 10 Paris Co Sop.
press the kebelItoa.
me government has accepted tie ofer. aud
10 IL probable that within tweuty-f8sr Lo4rs
Jo,0JO will be en- route 20 Parts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ask for this and lake no other. The only article
that 10 perfectly harmless Narranted IN rastors
Or ay air. remove Dandru n and stop its falling ont
Large bottles, containing hall as much more
than any other Hair Pre- Daration, 81. Sold by
ard walsh 18th 81 And Pa. ave and 18th and g /.
Cbrittiani Bros. 7th and streets
9 W. Cropley 10 Bridge street, Georgetovn
j. ". O'Donpe1, Sth street, Navy Yard
D. Hickiing, Sd street and Pennsy vania aver le
B A. Bacon IA and streets, Island
And 1t the Iopot, cor. Of I'd and sts N. W m23 n
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TEE SUPREME COURT OF ARKANSAS and
both branches OF the State Legislature have
Endorsed the position assumed by Gov. Clayton
in declaring Gen. John Edwards democrat, the
legally elected member Of Congress from the
third district Of that State.
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On the Rocks AT Hell GAZE

NEw YORK, March 25.-The Long Island
Sound steamer, Granite State, while coming
through He'll Gate this incoming ran upon The
rocks 81 Hsllett's Point. The accident was
caused by the breaking OF the ruddeT cbain
The passengers were sll taken OF with their
baggage by the Harlem steamboat Sylvan Glen
HE Granite State was badly Hamageh
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NEW hOi x, March 35--Ihe following = the
weekly bank statement. Loan. decrease
sfi6204: specie, decrease, 5000, 49,; legal
lender, decrease, $50 8j1. deposits. dacrsas.
-, ,2il; circulation, decrease, 81 .Sl7.
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&1eamshin Asharn

CHARLESTON, =. q, March The steam
shil, Falcon. from Baltimore. j. ashore near
THE liar. No particulars have been received.
The weather is unfavOrable.
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oil Wells on Fire.

PfTTsBUR re, PA, March The j amas we'll
No. 2, one OF the largest rowing wells at Arm
strong, Ps., took fire early this morning. aud
burned till 10 O'Clock. The IRE extended 10 the
Meldren reservoir, consuming eleven tanks
COCO barrels capacity-the Meldren well no~
ing 900 barrels II sifll burning The loss
Of on cannot be ascertsined Al present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

APPOINTMENTS OF PosTMAsTRRs.-The Post
master General to-day appointe ed the folio wing
I ostmasters: j. P. Houck, at the Shenandoah
Iron Works, Page county, Va; j. q. Walker, at
Vernon Hill, Halifax county, Va; Thomas j.
Hopkins, at Pemberton, Goochlsnd county,
Va; and Jacob II. Lindsay, at Bridge alter
Rockingham county. Va.
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LADIES' GOODS. Etc.

- BAND OPENING OF SPRING AND SIM
" MER PATTERNS
ID e Ii NEY
has this day opened at sI7 ID street, between st
udl0ih streets
Patterns Of an descriptions for sale.
Dresmakng, Cutting and Fitting done. perfect
Mt guaranteed. ml3 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

COMPUTATIONS AND REJECTION BY THE
SENATB.-The Senate in executive session yes
terday confirmed the nominations Of number Of
land officers; also those Of Horatio Z. Newcomb
OF Indiana, to be Assistant Secretary OF the
Interior James L. Rapier, assistant assessor
OF internal revenue for the second district OF
Alabama. The Senate rejected the nomination
Of Eli F. Jennings. for assessor Of internal reye-
nue. for the third district OF Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25
BACHELORS HAZE DYE.

r. THE splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
Harmless, reliable, ntaneous does not contain
lerd nor any citdlie poison to produce paralysis
death Avoid the Wanted and delusive atious
5osstihg virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W "A. bachelors Hair Dye has hsd tht,ty years
1ntarnished reputation to upheld its Integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
Sy All Druggists. Applied at 10 Bond str eet, New
York, fe5-h
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NoMINATroNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day: Post
mssters-Jebn c. Douglass, GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
W. III, Blair, Hamilton, Ohio; j. s. Hull, New
Philadelphia, Ohio; q. X. lands, Omeland, N.
j.; j. b. Campbell, Fort Scott, Kansas: c. F.
Lawrence, Kansas; ). A. Fitch, Chetopah ,
Kansas.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander G.. r
Craven has been ordered to the receiving ship
independence at the Mare Island navy yard
Second Assistant Engineer Il. &. Gowiny has
.een ordered to examination for promotion
Lieut.. Commander +. A. Cook has been de
tached from the receiving ship independence
and ordered to the Saranac Lieut. l.. +
Cbenery has been detached from the naval
rendezvous at San Francisco and ordered 20
he SaranaC.
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DR0 BONO PUBLICO.
Go To

BRODHEAD co =
And their beautiful Spring Goods just wed
from New York ana PhiladeIphia. They are ss
Chess as they ere BEAUTIFUL and Good. Oolored
silks 81, Prints from Sc, up, b uslins iron SC. mp,
Uoais a sterling SPOOL Cotton &c. spool. Japanese
Poplins, Philadelphia Poplips, Berlinese Doth,
English and French Caleoes. white Goods OF ali
descriptions, Gloves, Hosiery. flsnneis, TowelinRs
Sheetinas and AOSi Of other goods, any and ali OF
which are very desirable, especially their Black
silk at S7Hlvorth S275D Before purc hasing, be
SIRE 20 examine the stock OF BRODHEAD & GO !,
l22e street, corner 18th street. mhIs- lst
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WHISTLES, GINS, Efc.-I am now Offering at
reduC ID prices my celebrated brands of RYE and
BOURBQH, "0ld GROW" Bowen. !" Choice Old
nopgshea, pa Pine A ppie" The above brands hav e
been selected with great care, and certainly the
pest onsred IN our city and al figures that cannot
fs1I 20 suit all respectfully call attention to my
. TOM GIN bought by me at auction in New
YORK, and which can sell At less per gallon tn
the original price. O. GAUTfER,
Importer OF Wines, Liquors etc ,
And Proprietor OF the Celebrated
NATIVE WINE BiTTERS,
mhS-r 1917 Pennsyly aIis avenue.
fHURsTONy IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DEh 10 the best article for cleansing and preservin~
teesh seid by all druggists Price, IS and 81 cents
JOUVEhS iNODOR0Us GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores solled gloves equal to new Sold By all drug
sIsts and fancy goods dealers Price, = cents des "
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DRY GOODS.

NFFOIhL AIIINIIUN Is UALLED TO on q
- Why LARGE STOCK OF
BLACK SILKS,
FROM Sl.23 TO S2J0.
Also, complete assortment of the best
JAPANESE SILKS.
IN all the desirable shades, at IXTREMELY Low
PIECES
We invite = careful inspection of our Extensive
Stock Of fOkEIsN and DOM rs TIC DRY GOODS
~ One Price. Just Dealing to all.
hogan 4 WILLIE.
mb23 II lois and 1920 7th STRAIT n "a
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PHILIP d sOLOMONS

BOOKSELLERS ANB ST4TIONEKS,
nhp Gil PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
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NV sPRING GOODS
BLACK SILKS, 81 10 IS.
SILK POPLINB, 20 cents to 81
ALPACAs, MELANGEs CHALLIES, 20 IT, y cts
SWISS. from suction, Is to Is cents
BMBR0IDERlES, from auction. 20 to rs cents
CURTAIN LACE AND MUSLIN 10 to % cents
siNh MABSEIIh LES SPREADS, e3.
LADIES AND GENTS. UN DERWEAB
At COEH0LLY's. COS 9th stIeet,
mh22 Ct opposite Patent Once.
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sT U NE YARD
COENEE oy IsT AND STREETS SorrHwx,r.
~ yOu want n get cheap stone Wildo~ SiilS Win
Gov tsrs. Platforms. steps. Door stills. Are, a.
ping. Pavement Signs, Carriage Steps. reace Pn.,s
Ac-, &c. All binds 81 SIRE Work done With liz
rstCh .2d o. pIea-s. JOHN MAtkER
Dill g. BDHARD THOM As
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ALL THE SPRING NOVELTIES,
just Received, at
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-01-14
For the BULLETIN.
A sSPOnRe,5

From a CeTy eccentric ',poec" to has friend
-LnUitatiOn to cold vater collation.,
thermometer 300.
Now Christmas here and can't drink,
While winds are whistling thro' each ehink,
Turkeys, pigs, and calves to slaughter,
And pure, unfrOzen, crystal water
,Iis sad, It's sad tbs desperate bad,
cannot drink with lass or lad.
But come, old comrade, OF your mare,
Wen take the best of Temperance fare.
YeherOtca7 and stoical reply, accepting
ye incite cold
You ask me, chun, to mount nv mare.
And come and take your Christmas fare,
But, my good friend, should 1 be Jolly
Whilst you are 'woful,' melancholy?
The last big sigh of poor FL Chice
On turning back on his loved Vega,
Was very like the grunt you're giving
For jolly times and jolly living.
But cheer up, man-here's high, for luckl
A brave, strong hearts the thing, my buck
hope twill not freeze or choke.
I'll zine yOu" in your ''Adam's Ale,"
And if your cistern does net fail
Wen drink health to thee and thine
ToyOur folks, my folks, me and mine
It's neither "sad, nor desperate "bad,"
For you shall drink with class and lad"
And with our wives and with their Dad
q hear you've asked him, too, my lad,)
Well quaff cold water whilst its freezing
1t stops cold, and thaws out sneezing,
And tho the cold is near to zero,
Why, let it rip, as did old Nero,
The fires that burned with surging fame,
The wretched fiddler blasted name,
In letters black with infamy
On Rome's historic infancy.
Had Nero tried to stop this slaughter"
And set his folks to tOting water,
Even down to wife and daughter,
Why, he'd have done just what he "orter."
So here's to Adams ale, my man;
Well drink the toast throughout the clan
And him or her who wont, but can,
We'Il ship straight off to Yu-ba-dam
But drink we water, whey or Cruel,
In attic, without fire or fuel
I'll freeze whilst pledging oft to you
In chilling draft, till all is blue.
A. T. PHILLIP1
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The Pashunce OF Bob.

Everybody is in the habit ov Dragging on
Job; and Job did have considerable pa
shunce; but did be ever keep districk
skule for s dollars month and board around
or run kountry noosepaper?
Did he ever reap lodged oats down hill a
hot day and have all his gallus buttons burst
oph at once?
Did he ever have the jumping toOthaehe
and be made to tend the baby while his
wife was over to Parkens to teasquall?
Did he ever get up in the morning awful
dri, and huff it miles before breakfast to
get drink, and find that the man kept 4
temperance house?
Did he ever under take to milk kicking
heifer, with a bushy tail, in fly time, and in
a lot?
Did he ever sit on a litter of kittens in the
old rocking chair, with his summer panta-
looms on?
If he could do all of these things and
praise the Lord at the same time, all have
to say IL, Bully for Job.-Josh Billings.
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Good EHEsTRlOr.

There are few things in the world that
contribute more to the sum of each individ-
uals happiness than the cheap commodity of
good humor Crossness, discomfort, and a
disposition to be miserable not only make
their victim unhappy, but spread around
him dismal atmosphere of wretchedness
that makes unhappy all who come within
its range. The illnatured man deprives
himself of an immense amount of good feel.
ing that be might enjoy, and defrauds all
associated with him of their rightful share of
comfort and peace. There is a good deal
of innocent enjoyment and happiness in the
world, harshly as we sometimes speak of it;
and they are within easier reach than we
are disposed to imagine. 1t is not great
successes, achievements, wealth, hOnors,
and good fortune that make up the sum of
each persons happiness; all these will con-
tribute to the matter; but the real source
of JOY is within the individual bosom, and
good humor is its outward expression. A
sour-natured man cannot be made happy by
all the successes, riches and honor that may
be visited on him and a cheerful, hopeful,
pleasant tempered man cannot be made per
manently unhappy by the deprivation of all
these incidents and adjuncts. The soul that
is dark and gloomy can not be warmed and
frightened by the reflection of outward sur
roundings; and the soul that is bright of it.
self, cannot be darkened by Withholding
from it the glare of wealth and honor. 1t
reflects the pure light of the heavens; the
songs of birds, the beauty of the fields, the
sound of waters, the colCr and fragrance of
flowers, the eloquence ofall the star studded
armament, the harmony of all nature. all
awake pleasant echoes within itself, and fill
it with joy and delight 1t is privilege to
be associated with good humored persons,
for everything around them becomes bright
and cheerful from the contagion. They
may have nothing in particular to be happy
about, but they are happy in spite of that,
and they communicate tn cir own joyous
feelings to others, without suffering a loss
by the division