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TPUBLIc--No. 1911

AN ACT making an appropriation for the
erection of a Marine hospital at or neal
Ocracoke, in North Carolina.
Be it enacted by the senate and House oil
Representatives of the United states of A
merica in Congress assembled, That the
sum of ten thousand dollars be, and the same
Is hereby. appropriated, out of any money
IN the Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the purchase of site and the erection OF
q Marine hospital at or near Ocracoke in
North Carolina; the site TO be selected and
the building 10 be contracted for and cree.
ied under the superindence and direction OF
the secretary of the Treasury; and that he
lihe secretary Of The 7. easury,) be directed
10 report TO Congress, at its mex session,
the progress and condition of the work {:
Provided, That the expense Of the land and
building shall not exceed that sum.
Approved, August %, 1s42.
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IPUBLIc-No. col

AN ACT making appropriations for Ger
tam site. for marine hospitals therein men,
Iioned.
be II enacted by the senate and House Of
heprest natives ofthe United states Of A.
@erIca in Congress assembled. That the
,oAowing sums be, and the same are here
ny appropriated for sites for marine hospi.
'ais, selected and purchased under the act
VI March third, eighteen hundred and thirty
seVen entitled San act to provide for certain
haTbors. and for the removal of the obstruc.
'oGs IN and at the mouths of certain rivers,
and for other purposes" viz:
for a site for a marine hospital at Match.
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1PUBLIc-No, S6.1

hOoLiO-ANOs GU.
AN ACT to limit the sale of the public
stock, and to authorize the issue OF Urea.
sury notes, in lieu thereof, 10 a certain
mount.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of tie United States oil
America in Congress assembled, That no
stock authorized 20 be issued for a loan. by
the act entitled Gan act authorizing a loan
moi exceeding the sum of twelve millions of
dollars" approved July twenty first, eight
cen hundred and forty one, and the act a.
mandatory of.he same, entitled San act for
the extension of the loan of eighteen humid.
red and forty one, and for an addition OF
five millions of dollars thereto. and for al.
lowing interest on Treasury notes due,''
approved April ffiesnth. eighteen hundred
and forty two, shall hereafter be sold below
par and in case the same cannot be sold
at or above par. and the exigencies of the
public service shall require the same, then
and IN that case the Secretary of the Treas
ury shall be. and hereby is, authorized 10
issue Treasury notes in lieu of go much
thereof as cannot be thus negotiated, to an
amount not exceeding six millions of dol.
lars.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the Treasury notes authorized 10 be issued
by virtue of this act shall not be issued after
the time limited by said last mentioned act,
being the fifteenth day OF April, eighteen
hundred and forty three, for making said
loan, and they shall be issued under the
provisions and limitations contained in the
act entitled San act 10 authorize The issu.
ing of Treasury notes, approved the twelfth
day of October, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty seven, and as modified by the act emit.
tied San act additional 10 the act on the
subject of Treasury notes. approved March
thirty first. eighteen hundred and forty,
Provided, Tha, the notes authorized to be
issued by virtue of this act may, when re-
deemed within the time above prescribed
for issuing the same, provided that not
more than SIX millions in amount shall be
outstanding at any one time under the au-
thority Of this act.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, Tha,
nothing in the act contained, entitled an
act authorizing The loan above referred to,
and an act ~amendatory of the same, shall
be so construed as TO authorize the issue OF
certificates of stock, for debts now due or 10
become due by the United States, for any
other purpose Than a bona fide loan to the
Government according to the original in.
t%ention of that law, and that no certificate
for any loan shall be issued for a less sum
than one hundred dollars.
Approved, August 81, 1912.
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SONG-"I SAW HER ONCE"
BY RIcHARD II. DANA,

saw her once; and still I see
That placid eye and thoughtful brow;
That voice! it spoke but once to mo
That quiet voice is with me now.
Where'er 1 go my soul is blsst;
She meets me there, a cheering light
And when l sink away to rest
She murners near-good night! good night
Our earthly forms are far apart;
But can her spirit be so nigh
Nor l a home within her heart?
And love but dream her fond reply?
Oh, no! the form that I behold
No shaping this of memory!
Her self, her self is here ensoul'd,
Il saw her once; and still see.
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vices eight hundred dollars per annum
and one assistant surgeon. who shall receive
for his services not less than the highes
pay of his grade in the service.
Sec. S. And be it further enacted, THAI
the secretary of the Navy shall assign and
distribute among the said bureaus such Of
the duties of the Navy Department as he
shall Judge to be expedient and proper; and
all the duties of the said bureaus shall be
performed under the authority of the secre-
tary of the Navy, and their orders shall be
considered as emanating from him, and
shall have full force and effect as such.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That
there shall be allowed to each bureau a
messenger, who shall receive for his servi.
ces a compensation moi exceeding seven
hundred dollars per annum.
Sec. z. And be it further ens ed, That
the chief of each bureau hereby iablished
shall be authorized 10 frank all communica-
tons from his bureau ; and all communica-
tons to his bureau, on the business thereof,
shall be free of postage.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted. That
the books. records, and papers now belong.
ing to the office of Navy Commissioners
shall be distributed among the bureaus, ac-
cordlng TO the nature of their duties respec-
lively and the Secretary of the Navy is
hereby authorized TO provide for each bu.
reau such books Of record and counts and
such stationery, as may be found necessary;
for which purpose The sum of three thousand
hive hundred dollars is hereby appropriated,
payable out of any moneys in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 9. And be il further enacted, That
the unexpended balance of the appropriation
for clerks in the office of the Secretary OF
the Navy, and the unexpected balance of
the appropriation for the Commissioners of
the Navy. their secretary and clerks, to-
gether with such additional sum as may be
necessary to carry this law in effect. be,
and the same are hereby appropriated out
o:any moneys in the Treasury not other.
wise appropriated.
Sec. 10. And be it further enacted, That
the secretary ofthe Navy shall, if the same
can be done without detriment to the public
service, appoint, with their consent, officers
OF the navy, not above the grade oflieuten-
ants, TO perform the duties of any clerkship
created by tais act, Except as herein other
wise provided,) who shall receive each for
their services not more than nine hundred
dollars per annum. Including their regular
pay and rations ; bu, the appointment of any
of the officers or clerkships in this act shall
IN no manner whatever interfere with lis
grade in the service.
Sec. IL. And be it further enacted, That
acts or paris of acts authorizing the Presi.
dent Of the United States, or the secretary
of the proper Department, under his dircc.
ton 10 transfer any portion of the moneys
appropriated for a particular branch of ex.
.pendiiure in that Department 10 be applied
to another branch of expenditure in the
same Department, be, and the same are
hereby. so far as relates to the Department
of the Navy, repealed.
Approved, August 81, 1s42.
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ton, in the county of Kanavha, common.
cling on the Wednesdays after the second
Mondays ofApril and September of every
year, in lieu Of the sessions Of said district
court now directed to be held al Lewisburg,
in the county of Greenbriar, which said
last mentioned sessions of said court are
hereby discontinued.
Approved, August 90, 1912.
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TPUBLIc-No. s3.1

AN ACT establishing a court at Charles.
ton. in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That here.
after terms of ths district court for the ives.
tern district of Virginia be holden at Charles.
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Gen. Joseph Desha, ex Governor of Ken
lucky. died at his residence, in Georgetown,
KY, on Wednesday, the 18th inst. His re-
mains were inferred next day with military
and masonic honors.
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a. The hasd of tirae which generally emeloTaies the
msees OF man or reconces toe mind TO It's nisierunes'
was not sufficiently len!ent 10 make happy yeu
ary eulgran either in Canada Nosa Scotia Or even IN
England Impatient under The sentence OF exile from e
native land some OF them returned 10 America as
and avaed Themselves OF TIC act ei naturaiz"toh,
wards passed by the American Government IN a'oI oi
those who wished 10 become citizens OF the Unted Sste
Bat undei the influence OF their old preudces IN favor OF
oar by and their minds lowered down by babI oSu
cumb the doctrine of passive obedeEce some o. H.. ,9e
Gently suffered much 10 procure liberty and lndePeN
to themselves and posterlty They omenied
disseminated party opinions rd!cuied the principles OF inc
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seemed 70 throw temporary 'e'i over Tue iePuo'e
yystrn. ..-.
after the peace ought not 10 be implicated rs nheuhg
enrh vindctiye dispositions. Whenever the Loyas are
en,;oned in collective body il is but JUS, make
srya,n Of some exceptions favor OF such as fled iran the
errrs awakened in their bcsoms by the convnslve SOUNDS
These only wished &c return to Their native son
and enjoy quiet in the land witch gave them
birth Persons this description were 10 be found in every
State in The Union, alter they were permitted by rey 70
blame They had lost their property their trends ana their
felicity mistaken apprehension OF the hostile arm
that had been stretched out Tor tue INVASION Oh america DC
fore their emigration
In 1888, in the Legislature of NewYerk on at
tempt was made to pass bill to declare Aliens
certain persons therein described, one object OF
which was to deprive the refugees who had re.
turned of their rights and privileges as citizens
but the bill, after passing the Senate and Assem-
bly,'was rejected the Council of Revision, which
then possessed the veto power in this State.
UsrrED STATES AsD ME1rco-Tha National
Intelligencer says that the following article, evi-
IDENTITY semi official, from Mexican paper of late
date, fully confirms the information derived from
other sources of the efficient services Of present
Minister to Mexico.
at is with the greatest satisfaction We announce
to our readers that all the difficulties which have
been pending between the two nations have been
definitely arranged. This is certainly due to the
influence Of Mr.. Thompson, Minister of the United
States, who from the moment of his arrival at the
capital, has manifested the most lively sentiments
of friendship and harmony with Mexico, and has
given the best proof in favor of our Government by
acceding his part to every thing that could con-
ciliate the interests of the two people.
Vera Cruz Censor.
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a WORD FRAN ONE OF THE SANTA FF BOYS
We have been favored with the perusal of letter
from Harvey Winche, 10 his father residing IN
this city. He writes from Jalapa, Republic OF
Mexico and recounts his experience. lie was
captured with the other members of the miserable
Santa Fe Expedition, and taken to Mexico, where
he remained about sixteen months. He was not
confined, but made citizen of the Republic,
without his own knowledge. After various ser
vices, he has at length opened school in Jalapa
with nattering success. Among his pupils, is the
daughter ofSanta Ana, who is about sixteen years
old, and could net write her name when she com
mencsd with him, but has improved rapidly.
BROOKLYN Ev anng Star.
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PArTUcKEr.-The people of Pawtucket have,
the past season, distinguished themselves in pub
lie improvements. Four meeting houses have been
built there, and four school houses, the latter at
an expense of 81, 900 each One of the churches
erected the First Baptist, dedicated on the l4th
will compare, in point of good taste and comforta-
bic arrangements, with any in the State, although
built at an expense of only $l4,0 900 A beautiful
new organ has been purchased and placed in the
house by the society. Prov journal
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u5 THE LADY's MUSICAL LIBRARY for Jonu-
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q The captain and crew of the bark Enter,
prize, wrecked on the Manicauasan Shoals, arrived
here on Wednesday last BY land. Fourteen OF
them are now in the Marine Hospital, slightly frost
bitten. The cook. a colored man. died below
EQuebec Mercury.
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hose, and fifty pairs of gloves. Eve. Post
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