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GPRIvATr-So. ST.

AN ACT TO transfer TO the trustees Of Centre CO..
lege, in Kentucky, the lands heretofore granted to
the Kentucky Asylum for teaching the deaf and
dumb.
n, IL enooied by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires If The United STATES Of lmerea in Congress
bed, That all grants of lands heretofore made, aud
patents issued by virtue Of any act, TO "the noor-
porated Kentucky Asylum for tue education OF
The deaf and dumb" shall onure to- and be accepted
and construed to have enured TO the trustees OF the
Centre College Of Kentucky !" and the said trustees
of the Centre College Of Kentucky are hereby vested
with all faculties and functions, privileges, powers
and rights, that any grant or patent for lands may
have, been supposed TO have vested and conferred
upon the incorporated Kentucky Asylum for the
education Of the deaf and dumb" Prorided hotcc
rer, That nothing herein contained shall be construed
to divert the funds, the proceeds Of said lands or tie
lands, from the purposes and intention Of the orgina
grants
Approved, March ID lsi3
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PRIyATE-No. "a. !

AN ACT for the relief of Joseph r. Chandler.
Be Il enacted By the Senate aud House Of Representa-
fires Of the United States Of 7peIiea in Congress Assem-
bed That the clerk Of the district court Of the Uni
ted States in and for the eastern district of Pennsy
vania, be required TO credit the defendants IN the
judgment in favor of the United States against WIN.
c. Graham, George H. Hart, Joseph X. Chandler,
and John Cornell, obtained before said court, with
the following payments, TO wit:
September ninth, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-nine, hundred dollars October twenty
eighth, one thousand eight hundred aud twenty nine,
one hundred dollars; January fifth, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty, hundred dollars; Feb
ruary twen'y-sxth, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty, two hundred dollars June twenty sixth one
thousand eight hundred and thirty two hundred dol
lars and that the said court be- and hereby u.s. au-
thorzed TO allow TO said defendants such other cred
It's on said judgm, nj TO said court may appear Jus,
aud equitable not exceeding three hund ed dollars.
Approved, March Sd, ls43
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PRIVATE NO. ST.

AN ACT for The relief Of Charles Gordon, owner
of the schooner Two Sons and the legal rcpresen-
tiyes of the crew of said vessel
BE il enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires u tie United States Of fine tea IN Congress assem-
bied, That the collector OF the port of Belfast in Il
State of Maine, be authorized and directed to pay 10
Charles Gordon, owner Of the schooner Two Sons,
Of Belfast, burden seveniy-fve and iy-four ninety
hltfs tons, such sum as lac would have been entitled
10 bounty had she completed her voyage, said ves-
sci having been lost after having been employed in
the fishing season upwards Of three months which
sum shall be distributed, according to law, among
the heirs and legal representatives of the persons
composing the crew OF said vessel, in such proper
tions said crew would have been entitled to if they
had survived.
Approved, March 3d. l543
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WESTERN II,

ITO HOUSEkEEPERS--Thc subscribers would
call the attention of bousekeepers, and other.
to their handsome assortment of furnishing articles
such as .
Sofas, Sideboards, Bureaus, Card Tables, Bed
sleads Pier Tables, Hat Racks, Centre Tables
Washstands, Rocker Chairs, Settles, Wardrobes
Cribs and Cradles, Best Feather Beds, Mattresses
large and beautiful assortment OF China, Glass and
Crockery Ware, Chronicles In sets, Astral, Hail.
Side, and Piano Lamps, Plated Casters, Candestcks
Cake Baskets, SAVERS, Butter Tubs, Shutters and
Trays, Knives and Forks, Spoons Stair Rods, Egg
boilers, Shovels and longs, Andirons and Tenders,
Walters in sets and single ones, Britannia Coffee and
Tea Pots, Brass and Britannia Lamps Coffee Mills
Iiollow-ware, Sadirons, Sauccpans, Woodward
Baskets, Brushes Axes, Tinware, &C., with many
other articles too numerous to be inserted in an adj
yersement the principal part of which having been
purchased for cash, enables to offer them al very
reduced prices.
To persons furnishing, would say that you will
find il much to your advantage, and be relieved the
trouble OF running from store to store to obtain the
various articles you may desire, by giving us call
we have collected in ware-room almost every
article u ed in genteel housekeeping We would,
therefore, most earnestly request purchasers to cali
and examine our articles, feeling well assured that
our prices will give entire satisfaction.
G. w. BOTEIER & SON,
Pennsylvania avenue, next door to ID. Clageus.
march 7-lweodif
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we'd, March Sd, l543.
[PRIvATE-No. 50. |

AN ACT for The relief of Richard Coke, jr, Rob-
er Anderson, and George w. Soutlall
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of america in Congress assem-
Died, That Richard Coke, jr. Robert Anderson, and
George w. Soulhall suretes Of Peyton A. Southall,
in his official bond to the Unitd States purser in
the navy be released from their liabilities said
bond, aud from any suits brought or Judgments OBJ
tanned thereon against them, or any OF them, provi-
ded they shall frs, pay to the Treasurer Of the Uni
ted States the sum of nineteen hundred and fifty eight
dollars and siXty-two cents with interest thereon
from the thirteenth day of May, eighteen hundred
and thirty aud also all the costs of any suit or
suits against them on the trial aforesaid.
Approved March Sd, le43.
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TrRIvkTE.-No. 761

AN AIT to allow pension TO Nancy Williams,
widow Of David Williams, who was one Of the
caPlors Of Major Andre.
he u enacted by the Senate and House Of epresenia-
hues The United States Of 7merioa i Congress aseu-
ofd That the Secretary Of War hereby is au-
.no.lzed and required to place Nancy Williams,
widow Of David Williams, who was, during the war
OF The Revolution, one Of the captors OF Major An
arc on the roll Of revolutionary pensioners, and pay
10 her two hundred dollars Annually, during her life
70 commence on the second day Of August, one thou.
SAND eight hundred and thirtyone at which date the
SAID David Williams departed this life the same tc
DC PAID as other pensions are paid.
Approved, March Sd, Ist3
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owed, March Sd, lsi3.
GPRIvArE-No. So

AN ACT supplemental TO the act Of the t. cnty fourth
May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
eight, to continue a copyright to John Rowleu.
Be IL enacted by The Senae and HOUSE If Representa-
tires Of the United States Of psioa in Congress
Ned Tha, the copyright of John Rowctt, Of Phila-
dephia, as author Of a useful book called Rowlo :
Table. Of Discount and Interest, the title whereof
was deposited on the fourth day OF February A. ID.
one thousand eight hundred and two, in the office Of
the clerk Of the district court OF the United States
for the district Of Pennsylvani which copyright
continued by act Of Congress dated the twenty fourth
OF May, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
tyegft, be- and the said copyright Of John Rovlet,
IS hereby, prolonged and continued forward during
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NAVY AoESr's OFrIcr,
WAsniNGroN, MARon IN

WILMINGTON, MARCH TN, 1913.
DROPOSALS will be received al this office until
3o'elock on Monday, the 2Oih of the present
month, iot the delivery upon the wharf at the Navy
Yard IN this city, of fourteen hundred cords Of best
quality seasoned pine wood to be measured and in
spected by the proper officer Of the yard at the
pense of the contractor
The deivery must be commenced 10y The fifteenth
day OF April ensuing, and be completed by the first
day Of October following, payment will be made for
each two hundred cords delivered, if desired, de-
dnctng therefrom ten per cent. ill the contract is
closed.
WIN. b. SCOTT, Nary agent
mar lJ-dl20
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the term Of fourteen ytars, begin from ard at the
fourth OF February, A. d. one thousand eight hun
dred and forty -four with all rights, remedies, and
privileges conferred by copyright b, any law Of tho
United States, including all impros ements and ca
lalgemenls OF the said book thereto made, at any
lll the present time BY the said John Rowett Pro-
rded. That within two months next after the passage
OF this act he shall in all things, comply with The pro-
visions OF the laws concerning copyrights, TO re-
cording, publishing, deposting, and otherwise mani.
Testing his said copyright, in ms original work, and
all subsequent Improvements and enlarge uents, or
other changes thereof, whatever
Approved, March 3D. ISi3
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PRivArE-No. rs l

AN hOi ior me relief Of Edwin Bartlett late com
SUI OF tne United sites at Lima, in Peru.
h enacted sy ~. senai. and House Of Repre- er,u.
tires Of The United States Of .7meroa in Congr,, go.
bled, hat the Secretary Of the Treasury he ana =,
Is hereby, authorized and required TO cause 10 h.
paid to Edwin Bartlett, late consul of the Ini,od
states at Lima, in Peru, out Of any money in ,bs
Treasury not otherwise appropriated. the sum 81
nne thousand sixty. wo collars and fifty cents, in full
OF all demands for the services Of diplomatic cha
Taeter rendered by the said Edwin Bartlett in the in
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TPRIyATE-No. ~

AN ACT for the relief of John Drysdale.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
fires of The United States Of america ia Congress assem-.
b!ed. That the Secretary of War cause John Drys-
dale to be paid agreeaby to his rank as assistant ad-
utan general Of the second brigade of Florida mill
liza ordered into the service Of the United States by
General Joseph Hernandez, in the year eighteen
hundred thirty five, The principles adopted by him
in paving the officers and commissioned officers
of the sccoLd regiment of said brigade, under the act
for their relief approved the third of March, eighteen
hundred and thirty nine, provided the time of service
10 paid for shall not exceed five months and eleven
days.
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GPRIvArE-No. SOL
AN ACT for the of johnson Patricl,

AN ACT for the relief Of Johnson Patrick
Be IL enae',i By he Senate and House Of Representa-,
iir Of the United States Of .3neiea in Congress
bied That the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he
hereby il, authorized and directed TO pay to Johnson
Patrick, to his legal representatives out OF any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
the sum Of thirteen hundred and hftyone dollars and
seyeny-six cents, for boarding certain Pottawato
chiefs, while holding council at Prairie road, il
Kalamazoo county, Michigan, in the summer Of
eighteen hundred and thirty-tvo.
Approved, March Sd, l543.
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PRIYATE-No. 81

AN ACT granting pension TO lsrael Thomas.
BE il enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
Tires Of the United States c neIiea in Congress assem-
bid That the Secretary of War is hereby directed to
place the name OF Israel Thomas, Of Lewis county
in lac State Of Kentucky, upon the list Of invalid
pensioners, and pay him a pension of eight dollars
per month"; commencing on the fourth day of Sep
TENDER, Ammo Domni one thousand eight hundred
and forty-two, continuing during his life.
Al proved, March 81, lS43.
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TpRIvATE-Yo. So !
AN ACT for the relief of John Wolrendc

AN ACT for the relief Of John Wolfenden.
d, il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repreonia-
fires Of the United States Of .imtriea in Congress
bed That there be paid TO John Wolienden out OF
the Treasury, fro any moneys not otherwise appro-
priated, sum Of money annually, equal TO the
amount paid at the naval asylum, at Philadelphia,
for the support Of In the service Of the Uni
ted States, but not exceeding hundred and eight
dollars said payment to be made scmi-yearly, and
to continue during the life OF said John Wolfenden.
Approved, March Sd, lsi3.
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PRIyATE-No. ISL
AN ACT for the relief of Elizabeth Powe

AN ACT for the relief of Elizabeth Power.
he u enaoiedby The Senate aud House Of Rspr seria
fires IN United aes Of .1merica IN Congress ass, m.
HE'D That the Secretary Of War be- and he is hereby
directed to place the name Of Elizabeth Powers, wi
dow Of Timothy Powers, deceased on the roll Of re-
volutionary pensioners, and that she be paid during
her natural lie at the rate Of eighty dollars per an
mum, commencing the fourth day Of March, A.
ID one thousand eight hundred and ihirty-one.
Approved, March Sd, lS43
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lralyArl--No. 79l
l'"'"iI" W. -.
AN ACT for the relief Of William Gale.

Dc enacted og Me Senate and House Of Representa-
pss Of III United STATES Of fne,iea ia Congress s,,.
bied That 50 much Of the eighteenth section of the
act entitled An act to promote the progress of use
m arts and to repeal all acts and parts Of acts here
tofore for that purpose" passed the fJurth day
OF July, Que thousand eight hundred and thirty six
ration Of the term for which il was originally issued
be, aud the same hereby suspended far shall
be necessary TO authorize the renewal of patent TO
William Gale, of the city OF New York, for his in
vention Of what is denomnated in his former letters
patent, ga and useful improvement in the manu-
iacture of silver spoons and forks" subject however,
to all other restrictions and conditions in said act
contained.
Approved, March Sd, 1913.
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PRIvkTr--So. III
AN ACT for the relief Of John Hicks.

AN ACT for the relief Of John Hicks
BE u enacted By the Senate and House of R,pre,enta
&c m' United States Of .1meioa in Congress assem-.
.a, ma, We Secretary Of War be- and he is hereby
directed to place the name Of John Hicls on The IN,
yana pension roll and that he be entitled to receive
az ue ls'e OF eight dollars per month during his ma
,prsl nc commencing the frs, day Of April one
thousand eight bundr and forty " 'p'"' O'''
Approved, March 3D. lS43.
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[BY AUTHORITY.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED
AT THE THIRD SESSION OF THE TWEEN
TY-SEV ENTH CONGRESS.
[pRlvArE-No. 7o.l

AN ACT for the relief of Richard Rush
Be IL enacted By The nate and House q hsp'sssn'a-
,i,, f ~, Jit,J STATES Of America in Congress
bsd That the Secretary Of the Treasury pay out OF
any money in the Treasury not otherwise aPPropr'a,
led 10 Richard Rush. the sum OF three thousand
eight hundred and fifteen dollars and seyeny-three
cents for extra services in converting the Smthson-
ian funds received by him, agent OF the United
States into gold coin, and for his al! and supervi-
sion in transporting the same from London TO the
mint at Philadelphia.
Approved, March Sd, lS43.
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[ravArE-No. 80. !

AN ACT for the relief Of Asahel Lee, Harvey Lee,
and Lemue Lee.
BE il enacted tyhts Senaie and House Of Represen-
tares Of The United States Of fneriea IN Congress
bied That the Secretary of the Treasury be- and lie
is hereby Authorized TO audit and settle the amount
due TO Asahei Lee, Harvey Lee, and Lemue Lee, on
a contract entered into by them the tenth day OF
August, in the year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and thrty-seven, with Captain c. A. Ogden,
acting on behalf of the United States by which they
agreed TO erect bridge across the kaskaska river.
aud TO construct a certain part Of the Cumberland
road in the State of Illinois and that he pay said
amount, when ascertained, out Of any moneys i'll the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, March 3d. 1913.
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,erfai between the death OF MIR Thornton late
charge daiiars 10 Peru, GA the twenty-lh January,
eighteen hundred and thirty eight aud the recognl-
lion Of has (slr Pickett on the thiriieth
January, eighteen hundred and forty.
Approved, March 3D. le43.
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| 'oDhi@o ioi carrying ue mail ol the United
| \ states from the Isl Of July lo43, To the 30ti
OF June, ic46 inclusive, on the following route in
hnoi' VIII be received al the Contract Office Of the
rost ounce Department, in the City OF w Washington
until O'Clock, p m. Of the 10th OF May, l5l3 10
be decided b, the 18th Of May next IN the manner
and Time herein specified, to witt
ILLINOIS.
No. 1905. From Chicago by Cazenoyia, Addison,
Bioomingdae, Egin, Udina, Deerfeld, Hampshire,
corral Marengo, Amesyilie, Belyidere, Cleveland,
rockford, Nanceburgh, Silver Greek, Freeport,
Miileuile, Scales Mound, West Plumb river and
Elizabeth, TO Galena, IS miles and back, three
Times week IN io'rhorse coaches, with tri-week-
~ branch In twohorse coaches from Galens, Illinois,
oy FAR Play TO Dubuque, l6 miles and back, TO run
IN due connection.
Schedule from Isl .lprl to LIST Of December.
Leave Chicago every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turd y at a. NJ arrive at Gaena next days by III
p. m
Leave Galena every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
1urday at ) a. M arrive at Chicago next days by
SPIN
Schedule from Isl December 10 Isl Of .4prii
Leave Chicago every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turdny at a. m arrive at Galena next Thursday,
Saturday and Monday by 5 y. IN
Leave Galena every Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
turday at a. m. arrive at Chicago next Thursday
Saturday and Monday by 5p. m.
NOTES.
No proposal will be considered unless il be accom-
panied by guarantee, signed by more respon-
slble persons IN the following manner, viz:
The undersigned ----- guarantee that, ---, If
his bid for carrying the mail from -, TO -, be
accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into
an obligation prior to the LIST day OF July next, with
good and sufficient sureties, to perform the service
proposed.
This should be accompanied by the certificate of a
Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony that the
guaraLtors are men of property, and able to make
good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sent to the Department
sealed, endorsed proposals for route No. -" and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combi-
nations, and the terms and conditions on which the
contract to be made the last annual advertise
ment.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March 9th, 1913
c. A. WICKLlFFE.
In.,n.
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HORSES HORSES! !! HORSES =!
lust arrived at N. Rowles' stable on 9Th street.
y near the corner Of d. TWENTY-FIVE head Of
prime
WESTERN HORSES,
Which will be disposed Of on terms TO suit the
times.
March l3-3tawlw
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
C EALED proposals will be received at the Office
- Of he Commissioning Of Indian Affairs, Wash
ington ID. c.. until the 2lst day of March, instant,
at O'Clock, ?. NJ, for the following goods for the
use of the Indians, viz;
800 yards blue strouds
200 green do
200 90 scarlet do
100 pounds fold worsted yarn
5000 yards domestic calico, assorted
1000 " cotton shifting, bleachcd and unbeached
1900 a. sheeting, unbesched
$500 domestic stripes and plaids
80 dozen woollen socks
1000 yards plaid msey
400 Z" flannel shirts
300 " calico shirts
100 pounds cotton thread assorted colors
10 " sewing silk do
6 gross worsted gathering
20O yards Indigo blue cloth, fancy lists
100 :" green do do
300 +" saved list, Indigo blue cloth
$50 do green do
$50 do scarlet do
100 pieces ribbons, assorted
50 pounds beads do
400 pairs point white Mackinac blankets
400 " - do do
30 . do do
200 4" l. do do
900 " | do do
II 4
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ITO HOUSEkEEPEl,S.--The subscribers would
call the attention Of bousekeepers, and Others
to their handsome assortment Of furnishing articles
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ILLINOIS.

Leave Chicago every Tuesday, Thursday and sa
turday at a. IN. arrive at Galena next Thursday
Saturday and Monday by 5 p. IN.
Leave Galena every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday at a. m arrive at Chicago next Thursda,
Saturday and Monday by 5 p. m.
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1884 From Albany to Thomasvie, GO miles and
back once week.
Leave Albany every "Wednesday at a m; arrive al
Thomdsville next day by 6pm.
Leave Thomasyille every Friday at m; arrive al
Albany next day by IN.
1896 FROM Albany, by Cu,hbert, to Irwinion, Ala
90 miles md back once week
Leave Albany every Monday At M arrive at IT.
vinton next day by Spp.
Leave IrwntOn every "Wednesday al 4 nj arrive
at Albany next day by SPIN.
1886 From Amcricus by Eumlkin, Irwinton, Ala.
Ciayton, Montcvsllo, Montczuma, Coyipgton, Car
rneton and Fort Cra Word, TO Blakely, BOO miles and
back, once week.
Leave Americas every Monday at M arrive a.
Blakey next Monday by SPIN.
Leave Blakely every Saturday al o M arrVe a
Americas mex, Saturday by SPIN.
33s7 Froa Americas to Cuthben, 80 miles an'
back, once week.
Leave ,meucus every "Wednesday at % M arnN'
at Cuthb II next DAY by II am.
| Leave Cu,h',cr every Thursday at IN, arrive a
Americas st day by 6 p. m.
/ 1888 From Csssville, by Etawsh Valley, to Var
| Wet % miles and back, once week.
! Leave Cassville every "Wednesday at am arrive
/ at Van Wcu same day by ipm.
/ Leave Van Wen every Tuesday al am; arrive a
Cas.ville same day by 4 pm
1889 FROM Coyine on to Ororj, 10 miles and back
once week.
Leave Covinsion every Saturday al 10 IN; arrive a
[ Oxford same day by Bpm.
Lave Oxfjrd every Saturday al PM arrive a
Covngion same day by Z pm
1890 Z ON Forsyth, 10y Putnams Oli Store, PIN
Flat William Dismuke's pike COY, Pleasant Grow,
Bear Creek, and Fo-tervllle to Whitehall, 10 mnlc
aud back, once week.
Leave For.yth every "wednesday at M arrive
I Whitehall next day by y m.
Leave Whitehall every Friday at N; arrive 4
Forsyth mex, day by 6 pm.
1891 From Franklin, by Houston Wchadka STAN
NJ Rock aud Ffc'onis 10 Chambers b, Ala 9
miles aud hack, once a week
Leave Franklin every Friday at 3 a nj arrive
Chambers same DAY by Jpn.
Leave Chambers every Saturday Al M a
rive q rrsnkn same day by 7 pm.
1892 From Hermitage, by IisrJens Mills, 10 Mil
ersl S,rings 20 mice aud tack, once a week