Daily national Republican., March 27, 1866, SECOND EDITION, EXTRA, Image 1

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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
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IIaiJJ,eeerleeieoBsUlateaeqaare.
XdvtrtlatniHU laoelaoo aaaaoe la br (waive
e'deea-, fa?"
ItAlLiUOAtlSi
TULTIMOBH AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TlMnint. If arch M, 11(1.
Tralaa Mihi WiBUIHOTOa aa UALTI.
mokb, d wuBiHOToa aud toi wmt,
r4MW ton u follows, tU i
,. iJOK fMLTSMOBI.
laOeTaUaUl, except Seadar, it 110,7.90, ud
11.15 a. at., aad Hi, 4. JO, aad 7.30 p, so
la ".! ,(, XUlyfX1 JTATIUM.
IAeu dall, oxoepl Boaler, UIX a. id. aad
TOttWilT BTT(038 BODTU OF AHBArOiU
' ' ' JDSOTIOJT.
oaT.at8 ao8"d.)'e, m.. aad al 8.43 aad
4.f.Be, ellr,.oept Seadar.
II i tOA AfllAfOUI.
lm al . aad7.S0a.ia., aad IN),!.
Ho trala to or, from Aaaaoollfl oa Uaadif,
i". ' 0$nAT..
' FOB BALTIKOS1,
Lease al T.W a.m. aad 145 aad V.SS p. i.
ll " OB fTAY STATIOKC
LoaToaaT.Ma. ao. aad i. 48 p. a.
. TOg ALL FASTS 01 TBI WIST.
Leave dally, except Baadaj, al TJO a. m. aid
.S0 J. B.
Oa'Saidar, at T.W , a. alr, waautlaf
at EaUp Blaaloa with Iralaa fron Baltlmoro to
WheoUor, Paskerebarf, At,
Tatoath Meaelelolo. WeetYaaae Bed at tao
Walelef toa Slailoa Tlekot TBe. at all hoeie la
laa-dar, at vail a at Iht atw oflct la tat imtr
, Uatft.fefrrapa Bolldl&ir, Peaaorlvaala evoaae,
eeiweca Voar-aad-a.aall aad BUlh itrMU.
Tor, Jew Tork, Philadelphia, aad Boeloa, HO
adTtnttomtal of TarowB Xloe.
C, W. P. IKITB,
Master of TraaopartaMoa.
L M. COM,
I Oeaeral Tlekot Aftat.
010, B. KOOHTI, Aftat,
JaF-tf fTaialaftoa.
1VJPXX0I TO SOUTHERN TRAVELERS.
Tlli'biX) AMD 9IBECT LIS ISTIULT COM.
111 rLITID.
STAfllSa EHTIBUT DI6C0HTIHOSD.
60 IflUS SUOBTIB AID 1100158 QUICKIE
f) TIIAlf BY AST OTBXB 8,00TB.
TWICB DAILY.
Ooaniefler MOlf DAY, SapUmlxr U, tht old
cad favorite Hae from WaSniltOTOW.vlaTBSD-
IR1CKSBUHO, to BICnUOMD, will bo raa
T WICK DAILY, (leadaj aljkU tieiptod,) at fol-
Tbo ftat aad oommodtoai etoamer KXYrORT,
Car Jala Tiaak Hellleieaeed.BBd C.VAHDKB
BILT.Capteta A. L. Colmarj.wlU leave the wharf,
foot of Sixth BtrMt,WaiHortoB,twlcedall,(8oB-
WdllgMe oxetpwajaj a.iB,aaii o. p.
Rleblaoad, aad naklaf eoaatoUoaa with tho
Blchmoad and rtrsborr Ballroad for Potrt
bora aad potato aooth of Potorsbarff.
Tho atoauor loarlDf Wathlogloa at 8.43 p. n.,
arrlrot la Blchmoad at 5. 20 a. m. , affordloa am-
b ola tltoo for brtakfait, aad cooactloa with tho
Vao aaa LfUlllJ ifuh ivr vhiiilv. ,.,
"to', StlUbarr, Charlolto. Rlol(h.
-.h, aad Wilmlaftoa, If. 0., aad
lcaro WASniKOTOa at 7 a. B.
RlehmoadatS.23p. m.
iroat h to Ulohrooad from
Baltlraora aod Wath
Jbf throagb btfgago
Vkto Blchmoad.117 00
A.d'a " 13 SO
Baltlmoro " 10 00
" Waahlagtoa " 8 40
, " Baltlmoro to Tred'g., 6 00
VTatliiaglon " 13
iumd caati THaoooa tickitb
From WuhlBgtoa to Blehmoad $3 00
Ca bo procured la Now York at M0.S20 Broad-
wt" aad al Uoortiaoa lireoi icrrr. la iniia.
r.,U,. .tthodoootof tho Phlladolohla. Wll.
mlaitoa akd Baltlmoro Ballroad Compaar.Broad
aad Prima atroota. la Baltlmoro, at IhoCamden
Statloa of tbo Baltlmoro aad Ohio Ballroad Com.
pbbt. la waaaiagioo, at wuv" vmvw,
.1 it. imr of Poaoirlraala araaao aad Slith
trool. aad oa board tbo Polomao tliamboalt.
Patuagtrt Uatla Mow York at 7 aad Bl.;.j
8aad7 p. m., Phlladolpbla at 1.13 p B.(DAY,f
aad 11.14 p.m IHIQHT.) aod Baltlmoro al J 80,
13 aad p. B, 3.84 tad ISO a.m., arrlro la
WMblagtoa al 4.10. 4 40, aad 7. 3 p m , aad I
aad 1 a. m , la amplo tlmo to Bako ooaatctloai
for Blchmoad aad iha8oath.
Omalboiot and Bgtt Wagooi 1 will bo la
roadlaota to conToy paaaoagorc aad bag-gaga bo-
twooa dopou la uionmoaa.
PuHllin br tbli Llao paao Of oaTiigat moubi
T; ? a - !.. . aiiiiArlil.il. nf wlalllna
iam oaw -------- .... .
VtriaOB, ano nia.j rr"""u'7 " ....-
Mr.ial D-UlDOia Br (ji-utJiiwavawBisj, w
-. l- at tkat TVAifiL
Baaiaao will bo cb.ckod from HowYork, Phil.
adalbUo! and Baltlmoro to Wachlagtoo.wboro II
wlilSo mot br 'h baggage m..t.r. of tbli llao.
Braakfait aad lappar oa board of atoamart.
' DM. MitTIHOLY. Koporlatoadoat,
Waahlagtoa, D.O.
" Tf. D. OILKBBSOK. Ag.nl,
...' Waahlagtoa, D.C.
ORAHaB AH0 ALEXANDRIA RAIL
BO AD. TBROUan bT BAIL IEOM WABII.
IHOfOB ASI AtBXAHDBIA TO BICUKOHD
AMD LYtOOBUBa.
OaaadafUrPBIDAY, Soptombtr I, 15CJ, tbo
Iralaa oa IhU road will roa aa followtt
TBAItTS SODTn.
LoiTO Waahlagtoa al 7 a. m. aad 8 SO p. aj
r... al.v.Bria at 7.33 a. m. aod b p. m.
Loar a aordoaaTlItt al IS. 30 p. m. aad 1.40 a.m.
inu.imni.hnsijitin a. aad 4 a. m.
Arrlro at Ljatbbarg at 4. 10 p. n aad . a. a.
TBAIN8 NORTH.
Luto Lraebborg at 4.44 a. m.' aad 7. 14 p. m,
Loaro Klohmoad at T a. m. aad 7.14 p. B.
Loaro Oordoaif Ulo at 1130 p. u. aad llai a.m.
ArtlTO at Alaxaadrla at i 63 p. m. aod 4 00 a m.
Arrlro at WMhlagloo at 4 SO p.m. aad 4 14 a.m.
Oa SoadaTBlaaTO Waahlog'oa at 8 80 p m. only.
Lo.il freight trala laaroa AKiaodrla It i a
n. , arrlrlog la Oordooarlllo at 11 44 a. ra.
LeaTtaOerdoaaTllle at 1183 p. m., arrlrlog la
Al.wa.rt. ml R . m.
Through freight trala learaa Aleiaadrla al 8
a, B,a arrlrlag la lyoehburg at 7.10 p. b.
Loaree Lracaourg ii awa n., ariiriog u
Alexandria al 4.10 p. B.
Paaeeagore from Warroatou will take tho 7 a.
m. trala Booth from Waahlagtoa, aad tbo 4.43 a.
jo. trala aorth from Lruehburg.
........ k. th. 0 43 a. la. and 7.14 D. m.
Iralaa from Lracbburg, aod tho 7 a. m. and 7.13
m1 traiaa from Blcbmood eooBOOt with traloe
at Waahlaf'" for all part of tho North aad
VTbVo route bat too adraatago orer all otbera by
tta.in. a eoatlauoua rati from Maw Tork to
Lnebburg.404mllet.
II alaop..aoa through Talrfax, Boll Rao, Mv
auaai.Brlatow, Catletl'o, Bappahanaock, Oul.
n ... nn...na.ltl.. wh.r. ULD1
if the area" battlea of tbo lato rebellion were
I
arATiBK al &iaia .a piivwha,HuiM
2.Vaad tbtaeo br thO Blehnoad, Proderlckf
barfff aad Potonto Ballroad, aow aatlrtlr com
pltttd, to Klbraoad,arriTlBathroatXJp B.,
, am t. hi., affardlar araelo ttmo fur dials? 1o
TtokToto ao bo proearod la Adame Bxpreae
Balldleg, oppoaltotbo B. aod 0. B. B. Depot, In
Waahlagtoa 1 alao, al the Depot, oa Maryland
TrSaeioaTotba ooraerof Flrat aad 0 etreete,
Waibtagto. W. U. MoCAfMBTY,
Oaaoral Buporlolendenl.
J M. BUOADI8,
Mo.tf Oonerat Paaaeager Ageat.
PUILADELPUIA, WILMINOTON, AND
BALT1U0BI BAILUOAD,
TIMS TABLX,
Cofameaelog UOHDAT, March 39tb, 18.
Traloe for Baltlmoro aod Waeblogtoa learo
Philadelphia aa follow; : .......
4 13 am, Bipr.aa, (Mondaye eiceplad ,) 11 41
a m.Hipreaai 141 p.m., gapreae; aad 11.00
p m , Kxpr.aa.
Way Mall Trala for Baltimore at 13 a. m
TBAlMs FROM BALTIMORE TO PBILADSL.
PU1A.
L.are Baltlmoro, 8 90 a a , Way Hall s t SO a.
u.Kxpreaaj 1.10 p. m., Eapreaai 413 p. ra.,
Biproeij 8 SO p. B , Bxpreie.
BOBDAI TBA1K8.
LetTO Philadelphia" for Baltlmoro aod Weeh.
Ia.tavaldt4a. m. ,aad 11.00 p. n.
ESw i BAltlmow or PbUadafDhla at 8 W p.m.
Lta Baltlmora for Now Tork at I 30 p Im.
VuV U, T. XiNSIT, laptrlattadaat.
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BKAT rENNSYLVANU BOOTH TO,
TBJl
KOBTH AMD Wif.
I0DB DAILY TBAISS.
. tPBIIIO AKD STJMktR ICnXDOLBi
, OH AKD ARBB MAMlI 18, 18M, IralBo wlli
lokTOMfollOWof
Loato Wul'j; LoaTOBallo.
tiprtiiHall a. 10 a.m. 00 a.m.
rati Llao..l...;.i. jMtaa t.m. 11.10 p. ra.
PltuborgkaadIrloBz..4Wp.B. 7.50 p.m.
Plltib'f h aad Ilmlra Xx.t.to p. n. 0.43 p. m.
TWO TBAIB8 OH IUBDAY,
(CoaaMtlai a BalUnoro.)
Loaio Vaoalagtoa at S.U aad T.40 f, ,B
"'iLltPraO OAKS OM ItL HIOnT TBAtKS.
LOW IABB AD QUICK TIHl
Cart m ttroogh'frum Baltlmoro "W ntu
bargb. Brio or Blmlra, without obaago.
. AoT'ror TlokoU aad aay lafonaatloa apply at
tbo OIBeoof tho Groat FonBijlrahla Ront,oor
ar PoaaiTlraBla otoboo aad sixth itrool, a&dar
Ifatloaal llotol, aad YoBrlMBth otroot, Mroor of
PoBBaylTOBla btobbo, oppocHo Wlllardi Uolol,
Wuhlagtoa. ij H; DOBABBY, '
BoporlaUadont 21. 0. B.B.
X.J.WliKIBS,
Paaooagar aad Tlckol Agoat
J0. aiLLETT, PMMlgtr Agtak nhld-lf
1864 ARRAKOKMEHTa M
HBW YORK LIHX8.
rni omu ivo ucbot xbd rnaiutLJ
PHM dlHD TBIffTOM S1IU0AD COHTli
Mill LIABS.
FROM FHlXiDILnilA TO ttW TOKC
AND WAT rLAOiU.
from WALnnrr btbikt wkabt akd
KlVlIffOTOff DEPOT,
wm, nits a roiAoin, rut 7u.
At 6. m.t TlftCtcadtJA tad Amkoj C.ud
A. Aceomnadsvtloa , $XU
At 6 -w m,, Tift 0-mdftii And Jmi; City
Rw Jriy Aeumtnoditloa... 2.19
At 8 a, m., t1 CavrndeB and J.tmt City
MorntBg Xxprtu 8.00
At 8 a. m., tIa OAindtA Aad JrrCltr
Sd CI." Tlektt.... 1M
At 11 a. m.t'TlA E.nalafton And Jointr
City Xzprcts, 8.00
At 13 m., tIa CAntdB Aad Amboy 0. Aad
A. Ac4mmoditloA. ....,. ..4.t.o 1.15
At J p. m. . tU CAadta Aad Aialwy X aad
A. Ixprtai ...... 8.00
At 3 p. m.,, via Kaailagtoa and Jny
City Wublajjlva aad 2f. T. KxprtM.. 8,00
At t p. ta.( via Etnalagtoa aad Jriy
Cfly ETtntar Kail ..'8.00
AtllWp. m.r Tla Knlata)A Aad Jtruy
City Soathern UaU 8.00
ltllfNlKht.)TtA KwQilDttoa aad Jiracr
efty t)onUrn Exprtaa .... 8.00
At s p. m., via camda aad Amboy Ae
commodttlAa (frtltibt and paattaftr:)
lit claaatlkt tU
3d !& tickt 1.00
Tha 8.1S p. m. XTtalng Mall and tha 1.80
(Right) Boutbtsra Ixpraat will ran dally, (all
others, Soadaycaxctptad.)
PHILADELPHIA A2TD XTIXT TORK LHT18.
LaataWftlait atrttt wharf at aad 8 a. m.,
13 m., aod 3p, m.
Lat Kto.loftoB Dtpotat 11.18 A. m.. 1U,
A SO aad 8.43 pj aa.. aad 12.60 a m. (algaL)
Tha 6.43 p. m. llai raaa dally; (aUotatrt,
avmaavj axvupitMui
NXW TORK AKD PUlLADXLPHIA.LItfSil
LaaTtfootof Barclay atrtcf at 6 a. m. aad 8
p. en
From foot of Cortland atrttt at T, 8, aad 10 a,
m. , 13 m. , 4 aad 6 p. n. , and 13 Bight.
Tha Op. m. Uaaraatd.lly; (all othtri, 8aa
dayiaxctpttd.) W. H. (1AT7MER, Agaat,
Phlladtlpbla aad I(W Tork Llnti.
pBlLlDlLrilA, Dto. 33, 1I6S. daSl
1865 WXNXER AURANQKMENT. IggC
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
TWKLVJt DAILT TRAINS.
On smd dftar MONDAY. October 18.1SM. tri.nl
will ltara tha Unloa Paaacngar Depot, toraar of
waablogton and Liberty airaaia. iiiuDorga, ra.,
tvsi tallowm f
DAT KXTRKSfl. dally axc.pl Ban-ay. a. 100 a.
n ,atopplag al j.ddi.owd. luooamaoga, uauiov
hb. iitoonsv. And all orlDclcil atatloaa. and mak
lag dlract ooaaactloaa at Uarrtabarr for Now
Tork, Baltlmora, and Waahlagtoa, aad at Phila
delphia for Maw Tork, Poatta, aad Utarmedlat
ALTOONA ACCOMMODATION, dally axoapt
laoday, at o.oua.m., aiopping aiaii ragaiarata'
Uoaa betwaaa PlUabargbaad A 1 toon a. aad mak
lag .alo.a connection with tralaa on tha ladlaoa
Braoeb.Wa.t PennarlTaala llallroad, Sbeaabnrg
and Creeaaa Railroad, aod nollldiyabnrgBranoh.
I'lTTbUUHOII AMD ERIE MAIL, dally axoapt
Sunday, at 7 0 a, m , atopplog only at Cone
maagb.aallUiaa, AUoont, and all prjnplpel ta
tloaa, making d treat coineetton at Marrlabaxg for
New Turk. iT.Ulmore, and Waablngtoa.
HAIL ACCOMMODATION, dally (asoept fan-
darlAI IMV, m., iwpp.ai ii w. rugoin-n.
Uoaa between PUlabnrgand llarrUbnrg. making
aoaBtc.lona with tralaa on tbo b natorg and
Creaaoa railroad aaa iinuiaayaDnrg rauroaa.
Piiir.AtiKr.PlllAKXFRE58.dallrat4Uv
atopplag at Latrobe, BtalraflUt IataraactlOB,
Jobaatowa, coaemaogo, uiuiir, JuioaaaiiiBB'1
ingdoo, ioow.iwwa, jn.iaiu. mwyvit, it.
f llle, Ilarrtabnrg, Lanoaater. and Dowalpgtoaro,
At llarrUbnrg dlreet aoBBeotloaa are madafar
Now Tork, Baltimore, aad Waahlogtoo, aad al
Philadelphia for New Tork, Boa ton, aad later
mediate point a. Bleeplig cara raa through, on
IhU trala from FUtaborg to Philadelphia aad
Baltlmora, and to Hew fork hy tbe Allantowa
ronta.
JOUNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION, dallr (at
cept 8aoday) at 4 S3 p.m , atopplag at regular
aiaiioaa Between nuauarg toa voatjinaBiB, bub
cb nee ting at Blalrarlllo iBteraectlon with txalaa
on the Indiana Branch and Weat PeBaaylraala
raiiroaaa.
FAHTLINI, dtvllf, eicapt Bnaday, at 9.90 p.
ra. , atopplag only At Conamangh. Oallltien, At'
tOOOa, nonUVIBUB, IrVWIiivnU) niwia. Aiaoiws,
MatyaTllle, UarrUbarg, Mlddlttowa, Lanoaater,
aad Dowalagtown, making connection at liar
rlebarg for New Tork, Baltimore and Waahlng
toa, aad At Philadelphia (or New Tork, Boatom
aad Intermediate point a. Sleeping cara ma
Ihroagh in tbla train to Philadelphia and to New
Ynrar fin tho. AllaitOWB rOBta.
Tlrat Aoeommodattoa Trala for WairiBtatloa
learea dally (except Sunday) at 6 SO a m.
reond Accommodation Train for Wall'i Bta
tlon learaa dally (except Sunday) at 9 40 a. m.
Third Accommodation Train for WatPe Station
learaa dally (except Sanday) at 3.SJ p. m.
Fourth Accomuodatlou Train for Wall'a Sta
tion learea dally (naeept Sunday) at 0.tU p. m.
AccomuodUlon lor rean biaiiob, awppiag ai
all ataUena between FltUburgh and I'ann, at
10 30p m.
Tha Cbareh Train leavea WaJl'a Station erary
Bandar at 9.04 a m.aad arrlrlag la PlUabargh
at 10 6a a.m. Retiming learea Plttabnrgh at
at 1100 p. m , and arrWaa at Wall'a Station at
100 p. m.
Retaralng Train a arrlra In Plttaborgb aa Mlowi j
Mall l.Xa.ra.
faatLln iOO.B.
Flrat Wall'a Station Accommodation. 0 26 a. m.
Ptan Accommodation TJOab,
BecoadWaU'aStailoa Accommodation 8.00 a.m.
John town Accommodation , 10 00 a. m.
PHUborgb A Iria Mall 11MB.
Baltlmora Kxpreaa V.V" 159 p" "-
Third Wall'a Station Accommodation 10fl p,m,
PhUadelpbla Itpreaa JjP.B.
Fonrtb Wall'a Station Acaommodatloa 0 00 p. m.
AltoooaAccomraodatlunaBdEmltcrant 10 M p.m.
An Agent of tbe ExoClelur Omolbna Company
will paaa taroaffh earb train before reaching tha
depot, take up cbfika aad dellrer baggage to aay
Sart of tha city OSca No. 410Peaa alreel, open
ay aad ulght, where all ordera for tha move
ment of paaaeBgera aad baggage will reeelre
prompt attention.
Baltlmora axpreea will arrlra vttk PhlladaU
phla expreiaatA Wp, m. on Monday!.
NOT1CK.)-Ib caaa of loaa, tha Company will
boll taamaaiTM Mapoaalbla or paraoaaf bag
,ag. oaIT, M4 C, aw amouBUo, .ug ,.00.
Al tbo roiairWaala Coatral Kaunad rawealir
UUoa, oa Llbarlf Mi Waialagiea itrtoia.
Bm A m . iatL',Wl4a.''!?avJli, )W .JTmU, .Lr.-AkMfAU JrlVv BxO ir,1kioa.x4jjy..... -
1 Trm' ltll,l,'l,l II illl'l-ii-1' nl il1: 1 1 11 II I I II' 1 I'll iImImI'I""
I- J- Am -ll.ila 1 illoilM llf.Hi ItII;.I1IM .1 ''Jbl;: I" 1 1i' I I" I , I, li.,.ll,JI,JI, 1,,
WASHINGTON
Tho.oaiolal AririftlloanonU of all tbo KaocwtlTO DopitHaaoBtt ir ho' OoTorauoWi aro FnlIlaii'oU
nAIIiBOADB,
TSTAsnmaTON, Alexandria, and
TV- OXOBOXTOWX XAILBOAD.
TIatB TABLB.
Oa aad arler MOltDAT. lfarch 11. Utt. kit
until farther aolloo, Paeaoagor Tralaa will ma
Between waeniagtoa aaa aiexaodria la fojlowe
aaara Wlaaia.roa
Llira aLaxlBBBlA.
Local...,,.i, 8.90a. rat.
Local ,, 4.00 a. to.
Eipreae,.... 4.84 '
Local ;SOO "
" 10.00 "
" , 1.00 p.m.
' ! J CO "
" ........ 4 40
Kail 4.00 "
Hall.,
.. 848
Looai
..9 00 "
,.11.00
., loop.m.
.. 410 "
..814 -
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80HDAT PACSS
DAT
N01B TBAIHS.
aairi WAififfoToa.
Local H 4 80 a. an.
' tain iLiiivaiti.
Szproae. ..434a.m.
Local 8.t4 "
" 4 00 p.m.
r . ..o 9J '
Igproae 8A
i.bv -
O. A STKf llfrLa.B'lR.BU.
mlo-7
W. J.l'DILPS, a.aortl Jfaoagar.
THROUOU LINK BETWEEN WASH.
IHOTOX, PniLADSLPOU, ASD BXW
TOBaf.
WannroTOa, March So, 1144.
Traloe betweoa Waablogtos aad How Tork an
aowruuaefollowe.tlit
TOB HBW YOITK, wltboul obaago of care,
Loaro dallr fozeeol Saadarl at 7.30 a. u.-and
6.10 p m.
rOB M1W TOBC, obaaglar can al PhUadol
phla,
Loaro dall (except 8uadar) at 11.14 a. m., aad
4.p.a.
ma auii.ajjai.ru'La.
Loaro dallr (oxeepl SoadajlatT.SOaBd 11.18
a. to., and 4 30 aad .) p a. '
, OH, 8UNDAT.
Loaro for Row Tork aad PhUadelpbla alSSO
p.a. oalf .
Slooela. care for Now T.rk a. IM ir nImIi
dallr.
T.roogh tlokate to Pblmdolpbla, Raw Tork, or
Bootoa, caa bo bad at tho halloa oBce al all
boorola tbodar, ae well aa at tba nowoflcola
Ibo Amorleaa Telegraph butldlog, Poaaerlraula
aroaao, bolwHa Tour-aaa-a-half aad Sixth
alraote. ,
See Baltlmoro aas Ohio railroad adrertleemOBt
for oebedul. b.tw..a Waahiaatoau Baltlmoro.
AaaapoUa, aad tho Week W. I". SMITH,
aiaeier ot Traaeponauoa.
L. II. COLX,
Qeaoral Ticket Ageat.
010. 8. KOORTZ,
e Agoat, Waahlagtoa.
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(OLD' LIU,)
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OCXArT STXAHSBS
BALTIUOBI, BKBECCA CLTDX, i0 IHP1BX,
ooaoaBCTtox win ixlixi btbanebi
OXOBOX H. BTODT, MAT PLOWXB, AMD
AHS XLIZA.
Begalar Sailing Dara TUZSDATS aad PBI.
DATS, at 1) m. , from foot of High otrect, Oeorao-
Iowa, and Pier 14, Xaat Blror, (fool of Well
otroot,) Bow Tork,
aor ireigoi or paaaago appir co-
0. P. UODaUTOrt, Agent,
fool of nigh etreol. MoorgoloWA.
U. XLDBIDOB k Co . Ageate,
frtaee Btrool Wharf, Aloxaadrla,
,jAMi8uasB.ageet.i , i
117 Wall SlrnI, Hew York.
Freight rocelred'coaeteatlr aad forwarded to
all parte of tbo oooatrr wltla dlapalch, al lowoat
ratea. Ion
rpiIE SUNDAY MAGAZINE,
XD1TXD BT THOMAS OOTIIRIE, S. D.,
BIADTlrOLLT ILL08TUATSD.
ADVBBTISSMXKT FOB 1S4S.
"Howwoehall eaeceed, tlmo will ebow. II
dooa uot become blm that glrdeth oa hie haroeae
to boaathimaelf aa ho that potteth It off.' Bo It
waa eald la oar Sret proapoctoc. After a retr'e
experience, woeaa bbboobco that the eocc.ee of
tho oUMDAT BUOAZINI hae btea Terr marked;
Ita otreolatloa barlag aroraged more tbaa OHM
IIUNDBSD THUUB1M) COPIX3 A MOHTII
daring that period.
It will bow bo tha oadearor of tbo Xdltor aad
Pohllahere. aot oalr to retala tble largo coa
etltoeocr of readere, bat to tacreaao ll. Suodrr
bow featuroo will bo lotrodocod with tble Tlow,
aad for more eOocllrelr carrrlag out tbo parpoeo
of tho Magolloe, which le, 'tocalt offlhomlad
from tho objocte which aooeoallr foroee upoa It
during tho wo.k, and place tt Ib tho presence of
Ood I to awakea from their torpor tboao feellogo
of Iratllodo and adoretloa which tbo Dlrluo
J'reatooee and goodocaa should excite; aod help
o make Ua regular relara of Soodar aa health.
ful to ooclotr ae tbo ebowore which eoftoo, for
tune, aad baaallfr the oartb, brlaglos with
them tbo Influence of lleoTeo."
DB. OUTIIKIB'S HXW WOBK, "ODR
yATIJER'SBDSIMBSS, or, Metboda to do Oood,"
la aow beguq, aad wll bo C9&tlnued throughout
tbo Volume,
DB. 1IAHM A'S If BW WOBK, "IK TUX LIPX
OP OUB LOItD," le aow beguu, aod will bo
ooutlaued tbroogbout tbo Volame.
TDX VIOAB'a! ABBALS OCA QDIXT MFIdH.
B0BU00D. aro aow begoa, aad wilt be coatla
uod throughout the Volume.
Bow readr,la oao baadeomo volume, of aoarlr
a thoaaaad pagea, aad with upward of a hundred
beaatlfal Wood Xagrarlnge, price 81,
thi riaar volohb or Tna
UHDAT MAOAXIKI,
BDITID BT TDOMAS ODTUBIX, D.D.,
Author of "Tho Ooapel laXiekld.'
Tbo Tolumo forme a eompleto book, aad cob-
talBe tho rouowiog imporiaat eoBinoaiioae :
TUX ABOELS' bOMU I la alx papere, Br Dr.
Outbrlo. Editor.
8AUL. riRST KINO OF ISXASL. Br William
Haaaa, D. p. , aalhor of Iho "Life of Dr. Chtl
mere. ' In aloe chaptera.
HOW TO C8KTHE OOSrXLi a aerlcoof aluo
papere Br Ilenrr Alford, X,D.t Deaa of Caa-
'ilO$-TO U8I THB ACTS OP WIS APOSTLES
a eerlee of three popcre. Br Oearr Alford, B.D.,
DeaaofCaDtorborr.
BLAISE PASCAL i la three parte, Br W.
Lladear Alexander, D. 1).
KATX.THXaRABDMOTUXBiOB,TnETBUX
WAT OUT OF TROUBLE. Br Jeremiah Gotl
b.ir. la tweatr.fnar chaptera.
SKETCHES Or THE COWOATXi Six rapers.
Br Dr. Oolhrlo. Editor.
TllKOLOOTfORTIISPEOPLE! Eight Papon.
Br the Ber. Johu Calroe, D D. ; Bar. J. II. Bigg,
D. D : Profeaaor Darld Browa ; aad Profeaaor
lelar Boroa.
EABLT FIETTl la Four Parte. Br Dr.
qothrU, Kdltor.
JOSHUA TATLOR'S PASSION. A Storr la
Eighteen Chaptere.
Aod In addltloB to tbo above, tbe Volume coo.
laloa Papera br
Ber. Jamea namlltoo, D D , Aotbor of "Life
In Earneatj" Ber. W. a Blalkle, D D.,Anlbor
of "Better Dare for Worklog People r Ber.
Bormaa Maoleod, D. U.j Har.W. T. Slarcnaoo.
Aothor of "Prarlog aad Working;" Profeaaor
J. II. Balfour. Edinburgh: Bar. Caaoa Qlrdle
stone Ber. Ale jaudor Italelgb, D. v., Author of
'Qalet Beatlogl'ldceet11 Ber.w. Aroot, Aothor
of "Lowe from Beareu for Life oa Berth ;' Verr
Bar. Deaa Bamaar. Author of "Komtoleeoeeo of
Soottleh Lir. ood Character;' Ber. J. C. Brie,
M.A t Bar. Bewmaa nail, Author of "Come to
Jeaoa;" Ber. W. Y. Wllkiaoon, Jolol Editor of
"Webater aad Wllklnaoa'a Oroek TeatameDtl"
Bar. Joba do Llefde; Ber. nogh Stowell Browa)
T,.v A W. Thoroldt Sev. Caoon Bflll.r: S.T.
Hugh MeHlllaat Bar, J. Cramptoa, Aothor of
'Tb. Lauar won. " in. aai. rroieaaor acinar,
Edlnburaht Jeaa legelowt laa Oralgl tha Cono-
taai de Oaaporla ; the Author of "llaeto to tbo
BeacBC'
fe!3
TbEFRESUMENTS AT TUB CAFITOL.
Tho beat aod eboapeat Boataorant la Waehtog
toa la that ooder tbo Bepreaeotatlrea' Hall.
Membere of Congroec aadrleltore aro Barred
with tlaade whleb for good cjaalltr aad uoder
ate price aro aaaarpaaaed.
jBlO-M Wat. SABDXBSOB, Proprietor.
WBAPPINO PAIEJ. I0R BALB AT
rail omos
i J i l - ( - ' . j . . I . i -i:
D.o'TUESDfeVEINOrMARCtt 2t, 1880.
WaaklDK'
5on ClVrriet'Orico-irTlTii
euad Dopaarlarwof M alia.
Nortbara and Kaalarr, Malic let. Dna at
4.40 a. m., depart! at 7.80 -a. to., eioieeat
at. m. 2d. Dot at II a, m., depart! at
11.15 a. m., eloiei a, 10.J0 a. m id. Due
at 6.40 p. m., df art! al 8 p, m., cloeeiat
4.44 p. n,
Weitem Mall, via Rolar noma let. Dot
at 1.40 a. m., depart! at 0. IS a. m., elotei
at 4.30 a.m. 3d. Duo at 8.14 p. m., da
parti at 8.4 p. m. , eloiei at 8 p. m.
nonnweiiern Maw, rialialtlmore, iiarni
burp; and nttaburr, Pa -i-lit. Duo at 5.40 a,
m depart! at 8.1b a. aa.. olo'eel at 4.3d a.
mi 2d. Dna at 8.16 p. ra., departs a 8.45 p.
ia., oioees at e p, m.
Tba Southern Mall, for Richmond, Fotori
bnrg, Raleigh, Wilmington, N, 0., and other
polntt South, via 0. and Ai R. R. lit Dna
at I a, raj, departa at J av ra., aloeee at 8 a.
m, Sd. Duo at d p. n. departa at 8.80 p. m.,
'rJed'arlcfa'Cr "IMali;,"Tlai'Aqu!a Orcok,
erohraclig tha KortheniNeck of Virginia
ana intormoaiaM polntt batwtea rrMarloki
bnrg and Richmond, Va. Duo at 2.30 p. no.,
departs at 7 a. m.,- elosoe at 0 a, m,
Annapolli Maltlit. Dua at 11 a. ra. .de
part! at 2 p, m., eloiei at 2 p. m. Id. Doe
at 8.15 p. ra., departs at O.li a. m., eloiai at
4.80 aim.
Alexandria, Va., Mall lit, Dne at 8 a. m.,
departs at 8 a. m., eloiei at 6 a. m. 2d, Duo
at 4.30 p. m., depart! at ( p. m., oloioi at I
p. m.
Qeorgetown, D. 0. Mall lit. Dna at 8.38
a. m., dopartiatTa. m., eloioiat 6 a.m. 2d.
Departs at 12 m., doles at 11.80 a. ra., dna
at 4 p. m.
RockTlua, Md, Hall Dna at t p. m., da.
parti at i a. m., eioioi at o.so a. m.
Port Tobaooo, PlKatawar, and Duffleld
Mall Dna oa Mondar. Wadneidar. and Fri
day, at 7 p. ra. Depart! on Tuesday) Thurs
day, and Saturday, at 7 a. m. Closes at 0 80
a. m. on toosa aayi.
Upper Marlboro', Md., Mall Dna at 3 p.
m., dallr, departa at 8 a. m., closing at 8.0
a.m-
Bnnatt's, Bean town, Charlotte Hall, and
unapiteo Aiait uua at 7 p. m., depart at I
m., oioacs as o.ou a. m.
On Sundar. onlr two malls art rescind
from tba North, and bat one from tha West
andNorthwHt, dna at 0 a. m. and 11 a. tn.
Malls departing on this day for those rontra
close at 4.45 p. m, For Norfolk, Old Point
uomiort, ana rortrmoutn, va., at I p. ra.
Tho efflee ll open for the delivery of latter!
and papera from 8 a. m. to 0 p. m., exoopt
on Snnday, when It li open from 8 to 10 a.
m., and from 0 to 7 p. m.
CoIesviUe, Md., Mall Dne en Tuesday,
innnaay, ana uataraay, at 0.30 p. m., da
part
ai 7 a.
. lame dayi, cluing at 8.30
Crookvllle and Olney Mall Dua at 18.30
a. ra. aatiy, aepani at z.4v p. m., closes at 2
p. m.
Tin
E "OIDEON PRINTING
OFFIOX,"
ESTABLISHED IB 1803.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
snccnaiou to
OIDEON A PEARBON,
STEAM-POWER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
Bo. 411 Klalh 8treot, near Psaaeylvaala Aveaue,
WASHIBOTOV CITT,
Havlag greatly lacreaeed Iho faellltlee of tbo
above
OLD ESTABLISHED PBIBTIBO HOUSE
br aa almost
XBTIBX BIBXWAL OF MATERIAL
Aad tbo addition of several of tbo moet Improved
P0WER.PRES8ES,
le prepared to execute trtrj variety of
LETTEB.PBESS FBIBTIB8,
From a
FIBE VISITIBQ CARD
Tea
LABOI POSTXB,
PLAIN OR COLORED INK.
PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH
MAT BE
RELIED
0 N.
TN8URE TOUR PROPERTY AT HOME.
FIRX IBSUBABOE.
TUX NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM.
PANT OP WASHINGTON.
CHARTERED BT CONORESS.
CAPITAL 01,000,000.
BI8K8 TAKEN AT TUX LOWEST BATES,
LOSSES PROMPTLT PAID.
BO CHABOX FOB POLICIES.
ornci :
414 rifleeatb etreet, aoarlr oppoallo BJgge k
Co.'o Baahlag Hoaee,
BKAacai ornci:
Al JOHN H. JOHNSON'S Law Offlea.No.64 Loo-
lalaaa aveaue, Bear Beak of Waahlagtoa.
This Compear Is aow prspared to lasure all
descriptloue of propertr agal.et loee or damage
br are oa each teruo as esaaol f.ll to b. aecpt.
able to the cltlieae of tho Dlatrlet. la Ihla Com
pear roa can laear. roar FUBNITUBE, MER
CHANDISE, WABEU0U8ES, OB DWXLLIBOS
for a rear or ehorter porlod.
Tbla Ooinpaor eUrie with a CASH CAPITAL
of 8100,000, all pildla, Ih.rebr enabling thorn
to offer to tbe eltltena of tbe Dlatrlet greater
aecorltr tbaa hae ever beeu offered heretofore.
Pollciee will be leaned for a ehorter period
thaa one rear, accordlag to tbe New Tork ecale
for ebon laearaace.
DtBBOroBB!
Charles Knip,FrealdaBl, Richard Wallaeb,
a.W.Blgge.VlcePree'l, DaolclLedd,
Thomea Barry, H. 0. Fabaeatock,
Oeorg e S aideoa, William Dlxoa.
Marehall Browa.
eoU-Sio NOBLE D. LARBXR. Secretary,
JOHN R. KLVANS k CO..
T LaqIsIkbbV at not aad 8080 f'rMt
WABQIHaTOIf, D. 0.,
DBlLIRt II
KXO niBPWIBI.
i
OVTf NAlLt TUUkU, tolU , I U
12d;Boi. fl, 7, J.
OCT Sl-lKIKt lo71atl.lt.
CLINCH NAILS.
PKESBBD AND B04T 8PIKKB,
DOB8I K1I 018, Barolat aoTtrimait, Yt. 1
tt Bu.ii'i Clljp Bo. lUf0.iU
T., No, 1 lo 4; MaU Sko., 1, 1 1.
HOIII NUL-Oriaa', t 10 1 tim',
I lOiiritiui'i, X.1 lUXOl JliV
Umin,Ji 10 ( Aar1M. to 10.
In till Papor br AnthoHIr TAIK!
DRSsanto fon ottuncn.
nat ttjhoiy ftwd a bnr
TohTtf-iarn,I know foil wll
I'll taTtr drMlatlmfr
For art7'o tokt, tout bttp mo, Lne,
I'll uako say totlut Trr iproco-
Tklt tllk It quit abfimt
Hro, Imo thli gsvltr for no. do i
"Ahotot" yuitJT PtisTaautolboiho.
PUelei.Li.er.trTB.nel kid It
Jstt thlpk, H' 8oitr, d1, my soul,
I cannot wtr It with a bolot
Tho noa-w.U aaroly pj 11.
Tlsry'roalwayi pp(af at oar Ut
(Tho. o bo ..aro. Uy oottta't pop,
Tbo way wo bold oar droui)
VW tfUappolat tbtm.thoaib.to'diy!
"Aad oroM yMlf pray did yoa oayf
Doa't litf ; al tny dUirttM I
Vow. Loy. pray fl my waterfall,
DoyoatblBtxHlarfor ain't It too imtJlT
What botkrlbM tblaiti fir.
My ud mlc, do thty Ml itralffht f
rftaMbnrry, Luy, Xkaow I'mlatj
TbOTO'aWlUlo.aoIllTo
How ipUadtdly tbo Ilk will rattle (
(Ploato baad MMlf-adJaatlDf bait!.'
My corMt aatf my hoop j
Tbr aow, I'll lata ta aklrtt ot tl-
Do harry. Lay, aad blp no fix.
Too kaow I cannot atoop I
IIow iball t ay ny prayer to-day ?
Aa If flrlt weat to abarch to pray t
How ean yoa bo aofoollib r
IIro damp thlt libboa la ootoc ao I
"What for V to paint, yoa tllly oa;
Now, Lacy, don't bo aallab.
Kow, thn, toy bat how ho abbori
Tbla thlog ll'a blr m all oat-dooro
Tbfrlhtfalacar acoopl
Tfca&k bara, my cloak It haadaom too,
II ooal anooRb to bo, I kaow
(fatralhtn thlt horrid hoop I)
My haadkorchlof aad f lot e you'll flad
Jatt la lh drawer. Xney, aro yoa blind 1
, (Doe my dran trallT)
It'a all tbo faabloa aow, yoa kaow ;
(Pray doea tbo palot and powder abow
Tbroofh my loot t ellf)
Thaak yoa, my dear, I b'llere I'm drtised;
The talata bo praltedt tbe duy of rott
Cornea oalr once la lerro,
7r If, oa all tbe other tlx,
Tbla trouble 1 ahoold bare to fix,
rdntTersetto hetTta.
PKZT. PENCIL AND SC1SSOIIB.
Jixki cUImi to have been a lugar
planter, having "buried hit iweot heart."
TBI great doablo-tnrrttoJ monitor Mian
tonomah li ordered north from thli atatlon.
She f arrlei fl ft en-Inch gam.
A BaVLf hilliom lnfractlonal currency was
printed laat week, eighty thomand of which
goel to Baltimore.
Tbe following li a catalogue of "extinct
anlmalf found a little north of tho North
Pole:" Daetylemanepanthe, Leopo, Dactyl
ophogon, Bono; Ljmnarsopbagut, Sphjnxlli
Qlulanfopigaj, Lumbll; Lauganego, ojph
anaxj Mogopogopas, Ktrlj Langanlpe, Bogo;
Manoantha, Boqua; Popophrogapon, Qung
hebe. Tns Department of State hai reoelred au.
thtntlo Information that the three colored
children of Roe Elyra, of New Orleane, who
were taken to Havana without tho content of
their parentf, hare been lent back to her by
thi UnltadStaleaCoqiulat tha latter city.
Gen, Canbygare th Ufonnatlon eoncernlog
'he abduction or remoral of tha children,
when the Department of State Instituted the
meal arcs which hare led to their recovery.
The Roche iter Union says that Colonel
Palmer, of (hat cltr. has received Informa
tion from Mr. 8. Abai. a Haitian gentle
man, that the entire route of the Rumo
American telegraph line from Ochotik to th
Anadyr river has been surveyed and tbe
route located. This district connects that
portion of Eaitern Siberia visited by Colonel
Bolkley last summer with that which Is set
tled, aod about which there was no doubt.
It presents no obitaclei, and the work of
construction will progress without at moult y
A Q an max has recently invested a very
cheap and easily-made barometer. Take a
common glass wide-mouthed pickle bottle,
and fill it to within three Inches of tho mouth
with water. Then take a common sweet-oil
flaik, cleans It thoroughly and plunge the
neok Into the pickle bottle as far as It will
go. This completes the barometer, and in
fine weather the water will rise in the neck
of the flask, descending again in wet, windy
weather. Before a heavy gale of wind tho
water has been seen to learo the flask alto
gether, at least eight hours before tbe gal
was at its height.
A New J rusty editor had occasion a few
days ago, to refer to Prometheus, and fear
Jog that no Intelligence of this personage
could have come by the only route known to
that State, namely, Camden and Amboy, he
proceeded to enlighten his readers as to the
antecedents of the legendary hero. "Pro
metheutf," he wrote, "was a fcoman, who
was chained to a rock for killing and oatiag
a vulture, the vulture being considered,
among the Romans, a sacred bird." If the
great thlsf of fire could have foreseen that
one of the results of his larceny would be
the New Jersey editor, he would hate al
lowed the human race to remain "left out in
the cold."a-da7oito Transatpt.
Price of Gaa In DIlTcrcnt Cities.
The following Is a statement showing the
net price per thousand feet charged for gas
by forty-six different gas-light companies
Augusta, Me., $3.13, Portland, Me ,13 61.
Manchester, N. II., $; Portsmouth, N. II.,
$4.40; Bolton, Mars., $1.33; Providence, (.
I., $3 20; Newport, H. I , $4 30, Hartford.
Conn., $3.60; Burlington, Vt , $6.30, Buf
falo, N. Y.. $3.75; Svraoase, N. V., 4.
Troy, N. Y $3 80, Albany, N. Y., $3 80;
Hudion, N. Y., $5; N. Y. Company, N. Y.,
$3.30; Manhattan Compnny, N. Y , $2 30,
(meter ront 30 cents per month;) Metropoli
tan Company.N. Y , $3.20, Ilarlaem county,
N. Y., $3.80, Brooklyn Company, Brook.
lyn, N. Y.. $3, Citiicm' Company, Brook
lyn, N. Y., $3 50, Williamsburg, N. Y
$4f Staten Island, N Y.,$4 50; Jersey City,
N J., $3.30; Newark, N J., $3 30; Pbils,
delphla, Pa., $2 83, (owned by th" city;.
Harrisburg, Pa., $3.50, PWiburgh, Pinna.,
$1,00; Wilmington, Del.. $3 50, T alt! nore,
Md., $S; Georgetown, D C, $4 27 Aletan
drla, Va , $4, (owned by the city,) Wheel
ing, West Virginia, $3, Colombo, Oio,
$3.17; CiDoinuati, Ohio, $2 38, In. ana -Us,
Ind., $4,30, LouitvlUe, Ky , $3 ... v
Louts, Mo . $3.33, Detroit, Mioh , i3.5
Adrian, Mioh , $1.40; Chicago. III., (3.5);
MUwau.de, Wit , $4; St. Paul, Minn., 8,
Burlington, Iowa, $4 50; Trenton, N. J., $4,
Annapolis, Ud., $5; Washington, D. 0.
$8,80 to clttwni, $3.00 to United States,
average $3.70.
Average prloe charged by fifty-ill com
paid ib li $3.83,
.- -t ---;' ' "
"NO. 102.
PnEUDKHT.
.jaa
court oil pnocEEDiirav.
Doanl of At(irnin.
Mono at, March S7. 1 8M.
, The Beerd met last eteolnjt at the otual hoar.
In the kbteeee of the presldest, Mr. Joteph T.
Sravi wee called to tbeehalrd'MlTfeeatMetirt.
Macuder.CaaSetd, Moves. Owea, Qallsk, Ml,
uarr, A. laioya ana jncb.olb.
Th rhalr laid hmtar th rt.iavrd a fforammlea
tton from tbo Mayor, aaaoufieles; his approval of
aa aet maaiag aa appro pniuoo hj fmj turn
laborora ai u pant laiioa-noBieii kb
taiv Jnllaa Vaidl far areetlar a walaat ralllor la
tb Aldrmas roomt aa aet graatlag ceitaln
prlvileies to Jeaa nonis.
inn frrtm the. aakLUhaira of .BeMaakafe mao of
WaihlagtoB, aad saffeatlaf th propriety of
iefllia(10DlQflDeiparCBtU8IOIaeBBaalaeJT VI CVJVIVaj.
Referred to a tpeelal commltteo coaalttlBg of
Hentrs. Hafraoer.uwea aaa ubuck.
Alio, a conuaoausuoa hoqubmibk vt, . a. a.
tvintr nhvtv.deiB is tha ixMir la the Seeiad
ward. In placeof Dr.fi-B'Taft. retlgaed, fie
frrBJ to tha CottatnUtea da Health.
A commua.eatloa BMataaUif J.O. Matloekat
CoDtalailoaerof tho K or there aatktt, vlee Har
nana Ta;lor;eaaed. itaierrea to me torn
EpUte on Markets.
AUft. a. cftrbm da! cation from th MsVOf. SB
aooselaf that he bad approved bill pawed at
tae iai aeatioa oi wm jnwnmm,-mum pre ii.b)
loa for many tm prove maaia, bat Jld ao very re
lattaatly, and te prevent edlam from retting oa
his offle. lis reminds the Conaellt that titer Is
tre vision already mad for Improvement! which,
f eieeaUd, will abtorbth revenaeef theCor
poraUon for tbe asxt year. Under thet stream
etsncet.U eaa hardly be eipecUd that tho Im-
firovemeate Jott provided lot esa b made, at
attfora lonjtttme. Jleferred to the Commit
tieoa Improvement!
The folio wins; petitions were praieoted and re
ferred to tha verloa commUteea i By Mr. Owen,
pelltloa of Tatrtek Marpby. By Mr, A Lloyd,,
petition of Mr. Blake, for th remleMoa of a 2b
By Mr. Ottllek, patttloa of Thorn at Don oh a e and
II. T. Hlcka. By Mr. ifoyes, petition of Was. H.
Klley and othara. By Mr. Xswla, petlltoa of
Robert Warita aud otbera, for impTTntt at
tbe Northern Market home. By Mr A. tloyd,
fttttloa of Joifpl. Oarrabeea, to erect a frame
ulIdlBff adjolalar a brisk oae.
Mr. Lewie Introduced a bill approprlatlaf
$10,000 to extend tbe abode at tba a-v-t aud wiit
adaaad aorth front of the NortUatn Matkat, to
pave tht footway. Ac. KeferteJ to the Commit
tee nrf Markets.
Mr. A. Lloyd Introduced a Julut resolatloa au
thonslag the Mayor to have aold the vacant altra
at the Centra MatkeU Referred to the Commit
tee oa Markett.
The tpedtl order o the evealnr wi tho bill
srtntloit' certain privilege! to the Alexandria,
WaahlBf tea aad QeorKetowaRallratadCompaoy,
Tbe pretldent of the Board, T. E. Lloyd, Xtq ,
being tick,
OnmotlooofDr.Magrndertheblll waa pott-
Joned nnttl next Monday realfag, wl.h the an
enta&ding that It woald4aa ba eontidered,
Th bill aothertalagtb Mayor to taak eea
tractt for furBtthisg the water malaa daring th
correal year wae returned by the lower Uvard,
wholBiltted en their ameaimeatt.
Oa motion of Mr. Tort I a th Aldermen laaltted
on their bill, aud a committee of eooerence wat
appointed, coatletlog of Meaera. Turtln,Oallek,
aad B.trr.
Mr. Lewi i, from the Committee oa Improve
nsnt!, reported back the following billa, which
were paited : Joint rttolatloa to grade aod pave
the alley la iaere 463, reaolotioa re queuing
ctrtala loformMllon froia tbe Surveyor la rela
tion to tbe grade of Flrtt atreet att, between I
and N itreets tenth.
lie alno reported btck th bill to cleaa and
water F street, aad U was pottpoaed for two
wetkt. alio tbe bill to grade aad gravel I atreet
tootb, between Eleventh and Thirteenth eait and
to cooitrnct ia areh at the Intsrtectloaof I strict
aod Twelfth street. Paaaed.
Mr. A. LloTd. ehalnaaa of lb Costmlttea oa
Claim a, reported adverealy on the petition! of
Ifenry Dalfey, Wn. flauatry, aad Geo. Talbert,
sad the committee wat dUcharged from farther
eos-lderatlon of the tra.lt5
The sam geotUraaa reported a bill for th ro
ller of J. Revets, UwrM .Altera, Alexaader
Uoderioo, F.ancte B. Middltton, J. C. Howard,
aod J H, Cochran, all of which were paed
He alto reported back the bill for relief of Wm
Rntbehlld, aad It wat referred to tha Fifth ward
delegation . that for the relltfof Joba Rutherford
aud othirt, to the fieeond ward dilegtvtlou, aud
that for th relief of Jamet Haley, Jo the Seventh
ward delegation.
Mr. Noyce, chairman of tbe Committee on Pob
lie feebools. reoorted bavck tbe Mayos'a nomina
tion of Mr, E. B Olmttead as a trmtee of Public
be boot i for tho Third dlttrlct, and atatM that tbe
committee were ready to report favorably oa the
aoiuinaiioa, DBt aaa receiTea a ooi iron air
Oluutesd, tlatlntr ibat be wua about to ramura
1 1 another tcbool dlatrlet, aad li would bar to
decline the poelUea, Laid over for oa week.
Dr. Msgrnder reported back tbe report of the
Iotendent of th Atylnci for th month of Feb
ruary, and It was placed on th flies of the Board
Adjourned.
Board of Common Council.
The Board met at th utoal boar ; all th mem
ber! preirnt
Tbe Trea'denl laid before th Board a menage
from the Mayor, antiounclur bis approval of a
large namber of acta fur Improvement!, and alto
the foil" wlu c
" I have approved the title paued at th latt
aeotlou of the- Council! lank I eg provliloa for
rainy Improvement! I did to, however, very
reluctantly, and to preveot odium from retting
on thli offlce Yoa are aware that there la al
ready pravitien mtde rr improve menu, woica.
If executed, will abturb the ravenoa tf tba Cur
poratiou for the next year Undertheteclream
atsscet It can hardlylie expected that tbo Im-
frovemeatajatt provided fer can be made, at
eft for along time, "
The following were Introduced and referred:
By Mr, rough, a bill to aet curbktonet and pave
the footway oa th north side of H etreet north,
between Sixth end Ninth street wait, and to
grade and gravel 8 atreet, between Sixth and
Ninth By Mr. EJioonnton, petition of Stephen
Wilajoa and othere, agalnat a proposed alley In
qnsro 7J2; petition of Dominlck Oittlnge and
otbert. In favor of opening au alley In qua re
IM blllt torelartbe suite oa the wrtt front of
tinarefil8( and wett front of aquara die By
Mr. Anderson, th petition of Hon. Wm.Epragne,
etktng perinltiion to erect an iron railing aroand
the tquar owned by him, and bounded by L
and 31 ttreeta north and Fifth and tilth ttreett
weat, outilde of th building line; pitttloo of
J.hn Moore, tgalntt a proposed alley la square
7J3, petition of Kdward t'tvlln, for theremUaloa
tf a line.
The fullowlngblllt were reported from com
mlltaet and vutied Br Mr. Feriraeoo. (Wmvi
and Meaat ,) a bUl to require pcrioiia engaged la
the baeloeat of photography, Ae , to take oat
Ilceooe. By Mr. Jore (lM.ce-) a bUl granting
iirmUla to Hon. Wm, Bprtgue to extend aa
roa nltine In front of bla reatdance. on the Cor
ner of B aud Sixth ttreett a Mil granting per
mltiloB to C C. Anderaon to eroft an Iron ratling
la front of hit reaUence, ou Maryland avenue.
Bv Mr etewart. (CUltn-l abllltouav for re.
Sal re In tha RegWter'e offleet bill for the relief of
ohn McCotluu. By Mr hbeeu, (Improve
ment,) bill (11 A ) tn pay Henry Burck for work
done In the Flrtt ward; to graae aud pave tbe
alley in qutre No. 3t)T; to pave the alloy In
KlumeNo. aS't for tL repair of K tlreet toutb,
bviween Fourth aoJ ftlxth .treeH eeMt bllU to
grade aod pave the alley lu tquara l- ml. to
grtde and pe.ve the alley! la aqaare "r ., tu grade
and pave tbe alley In retervatlon .No 11) bill,
to aet ontbatoiea and pave tho footwav m the
neat aide f Flrat ttroet wet. bftween I) and
atreet! tuutb, on the eatt aide or Third ttreet
weat, between U and O atreett oatb; on tb
weat slJe of Flrtt atreet weat. between k. and ?
atreett north , on the eat tide Flrtt atreet we
between 0 and V eireeta north t on the eatt in
of Second atroet aaat, batween 0 ttiuat north and
U atreet touiut on in nortu aid ot A street
aoutb, between Flrtt aad Third ttreett eat; on
tbe weit tide of Belt ware avenue, between H
ano i aireeta noun.
The Tin I IB. A.l to eet the enrbttonet and nave
the footway oa th aorth eld of 1 ttreet aoittb,
between Second and Third ttreett eatt, uu re
ferre I
Mr reush Introduced a ratolnlloa reqaeettna
the KtjgUter to farisUh the Hoard with a atale
ment of the Hinount of money paid to each ward
apotheceuy from January, iSfiA, io tbe end of tbe
current quarter greJ to
nt rtrguaoo, it, m mo lommuie or wart
and Meant, aaked to be dli barged fruin the
further sonelderation of the ptilloa of B Mack-
atl and ulbvrtaaklug tbe repeal of a portlou of
tha act to p rot mi ownert of property told for
taxes. As reed to.
On motion of Mr Wright the Board receded
from Ui amendment! to the bill autborlitog the
Mayor to make cootracta for th laying f water
maiot during lb current calendar year,.
Mr Wright Introdoeed a bill to hmend tbs
kbovs set to ai to authorise the Mayor to adveij
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Ilaked evety lrtday moral a ft Oadaopy aa
year, $1, Thr copies one year,-$3.00 1 Tea
copies eae year. $1B. 00. fp
Jl e, aa la tbarsla proposed, w lib la tea days aflas -the
date of the approval of this aC (Feod,'i-.
Berafal bills were takea from, the (able aad
poatponed. k
Aad tbe Board adjonrued. '
COICGRE8B.
In the Senate yesterday the entire ssesioa
was oeeupled with Mr. Stockton's csse.'whl'ch
was not disposed -of.
In the ITouse two additional members wera1
appointed on the committee on tha air line
railroad between Washington and Hew Tork,
vlr Mr. Washburne of Illinois, and Mr.
Wilson of Iowa.
The House then took up tho House bill to
amend the postal laws, and after debate,
passed H. It provides that after .April 1,
1860, prepared letter ihall be forwarded at
the request of the party addressed, from one
post office to another, without extra chare:
and returned dead letters shall be restored
to the writer thereof, free of postage.
AU railroad romranles earrv.nr tha mails.
shall convey, without extra charge, by any
trains wtiicQ may do run over meir roaus, au
such printed matter aithe Postmaster Gen
ersl may direct. Severe penalties art aflzed
for any person who defaces a letter box, or
pours water or oil Into them, to deface or
destroy mall matter. It repeals io much of
the act of March 3, 1863, as authorises post
masters to contract for tba local delivery of
Pperr, periodicals, etc. Tba 1'oit mailer
General Is also authorised to change tht style
of postage stamp, at any time he may see fit.
A section to allow tne roitmaner uenerat
to select such newspapers as he may deem
proper, wltnout regard to circulation,, io
publish tba list of undelivered letters, was
stricken out, and the law remains requiring
It to be publishril in tbe paper Having too
largest circulation.
ua motion oi .Mr. evasnourne, u was or
dered that the evening sessions be dispensed
with; also, that In all future evening ses
slons, the flrat hour of the same should be
considered as a "morning hour," and de
voted exclusively to the consideration of
morning hour business.
orriciAL.
I.A1VS OP TUB UNITKD STATES.
Pasted t Ilia First Beet ion of tha
Thirty-Ninth Consrreete
PobmcHo. IS.
Aa act quieting doubts In relation to the
validity of certain locations of lands in th
State of Missouri, made by virtue of cer
tiflcates issued under tbe act of Congress
of February the seventeenth eighteen
hundred and fifteen.
IS it utacttd bv th tStTftors and Hous
of Rfpreientuit'vfM of th Untied Statu of
Americain Cong-ren oinm&ted. That all loca
tions of lands In the Stat of Missouri, pur
porting to nave been made by virtue of cer
tificates Issued under the act of Congress, ap
proved February the seveoteentb, eighteen
hundred and fifteen, entitled "An aot for th
relief of the Inhabitants of th late oounty of
New Madrid, In the Missouri Territory, who
suffered by earthquakes,' which are Invalid
In consequence of having been made or lo
cated after the expiration cf the time speci
fied by law lor making said locations, snail
be, and the sam are hereby declared to be.
as valid, and as binding, as if the said loca
tions had been made and fully completed
within tbe time prescribed by law, provided
said locations shall be according to law la art
other respects; but the foregoing provisions
ot ibis section snail not apply to, oompro
hend, Include, or extend to any land within
township forty-five, north of the base line, In
range seven, east of th fifth principal me
ridian line In said State of Mltsouri.
See. 2. AjiH U it farther tnartul. That tha
United States do hereby grant, relinquish,
and convey, in foe simple, and In full prop
erty, to James V. 0 'Carroll, or his legal
representatives, all of tbe right, title, and
Interest of the United States In and to all
of tbe land within survey number two thous
and four hundred and ninety-eight, in town
ship forty -five, north of the base line la
range seven east of the fifth principal meri
dian line. In the State of Missouri, being the
same land that was located by virtu of cer
tificate number one hundred and fifty, lssusd
to tbe said James Y. O Carrol., or nls legal
rcDresentatlre. under the act of Congress
approved February the seventeenth, eighteen
hundred and fifteen, entitled "An aot for
the relief of the Inhabitants of the lat coun
ty of New Madrid, In tbe Misaourl Territory,
who suffered br earthquakes t" Provided.
Iiottetrr, That nothing In this section shall
grant, relinquish, or convey the whole or any
part of any lot, tract, piece or parcel of land in
snld townthlp, which has been heretofore con
armed by tbe united mates io any person or
persons, or to the legal representatives of any
perion or persons' Ana proitdcaj untrt inn
nothing tn this act shall be so construed as
to Invalidate or Impair any patent heretofore
Issued by the United States, or shall In any
manner abridge, divest, Impair, Injure, or
firrjiidioe any valid adrerve right, title, or
uterest of any person or persons in or to any
fiortlon or part of the aforetaid land which
s granted, relinquished, and conveyed by
this act.
Approved, March 31, 18G6.
IPitblic ResolutiotNo. 16.1
Joint Uesolvtiox authorising the Secreta
ries or war and navy to place bums nnw
vessels at the disposal of commissioners of
quarantine, or other proper authorities, at
ports of the United States, for one year.
St it 1 1 tolled bv thi Stiuitt ami Home of
Hfweuntaltvttot tht Unitnl State of'Amer-
ira in Cougrtttaiifmbtttl, That the Secre
tary of War and tho Secretary of the Navy
be, and they aro hereby, respectfully author
lied, tn their discretion, to place gratui
tously at the disposal of th commissioners
of quarantine, or tli proper authorities of
any of tho ports of th United States, to be
used by t lie in temporarily for quarantine
purposes, such veuels or hulks belonging to
the United States as are not required for
other uses of the national Government, sub
ject to such restriction.1 and regulations as
tbe snld becretanes mity respectively aeem
nececsry to Impose fur the preservation
I lie roof; Proiuied, That this resolution shall
oontioue In force one year from Its passage.
Approved, laron Ti, moo.
Sit lime il Operation. A cancerous tumor
of the tongue, occupying two-thirds of its
width, was removed, on Thursday, th loth
InPt., from W. B. Worden, son of Willet R.
Worden, Dr. Mary E Walker and Dr. all.
lett, of Minetto, being present Although a
dangerous and delicate operation, th patient,
a lad of thirteen year of age, ia progressing
finely, and well-loundcd expectations exist
that he will, upon recovery, notwithstanding
so great a portion of the tongue 1 rnmoved,
be able to talk without impediment Onc
go Comnwrewl AJifrttMr.
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ha the following epigraph;
Clbvilaho StiMMkp Ur The truthful
ness of Ananias, the consistency of a weath
rcock. the energy of a two-lnou auger, th
'Solubility of a windmill, and the cheek of s,
htathen god,
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