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dENOlNE IEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Q ANTON TEA COMPANY,
Principal Store. l2l Chatham street, NeD York.
Branch Store, 3Is Blocker st. ~ Y.
.dssncy at ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
aiso corner Of Main and Fan Hoon st, Paterson ~ Jf
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN.
TRY families and purchasers their establish
nens wher. thew think will BE- found by ia the best
.ton OF pure aud unadulteated Teas in the United States
The un iyersa popularity and OF their house. with re
enee to high "a lities low prices aud upright dealing,
vel understood render further comment necessary
Original and only warehouse for the sale of flo yquas Black
Tea Strsngcswll he remember the
yer the principal store in Chatham streetvz between
Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
The public will also be pleased take notice the Can
Tea Company have nothing do with any ether store,
whatever those described the top OF this
ia tns
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Court Calender.

"a, AZ, rs.
cineurr coupr-Nos 49, 50, ioi, 100, 1903, loA, ioo.
100
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GLASS STAINING
dANTNGTON'S ORIGINAL NEW YORK GLASS
STAINING n u


STAINING AND ENAMELLING WOnKS,
No 293 broadway. Reade street.
HlS Establishment completely organzsd
l. the most with adv t,grs
hitherto ia this branch Of TIE arts adapted Tor
Church d,ws private and public bail
e1es Packet SHIPS S'eam Boas Light Houses Doomed
'kyghts Sore Windows hall Lanterns and for any rur
eq1ng brill design and
fu, colors, bic ad'nR splendor with economy
Spe linens be adapted the above burrows
the colors all the never
change color. Designs furnished the shor,e notice
Ftf
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UF %. 10
O. EASY, FOEGtT THEY ARE ON.-DAY'S First
Premium Sheet r. Over Saors with his Elastic .ol
besides be the and durable overshoe
perfectly ADAPTED the Boot and Pants that the
forget that he has shoe at all So unse
al y give Preference hey will completely do
with the double proof Boot" which keep
the
Warehouse, IS Maiden lane Broadway. Those whe
want Days Over shcs should remember No. Is.
LIFE PREsERVEHS AND JACKETS-The bet art
Gle ed in the United States Ordsr FOR the Souh
nd Wes and North executed the possible stye BY
ths manuactu r.. HORACE IL. DAY, Is Maiden lane.
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GAYLER's UNION SALAMANDER SAFES.

GAYLEK'S UNION SALAMANDEK SAFES.
n GAYLEH Inventor and ratentee, i8s3.--Several
Thousands of Ga7les Patent Fire Pfoof Book Safes OF
ali from 400 TO TO- 900 lbs each have been 10 du
the last fourteen years, and has failed
reserve lis contents when exposed to ire Merry one hun
dred have been severely sd In the fire OF 1885
abeut forty in the district and the certo-
affirm much exposed to The tensity Of that fire
they would been that bat
NOT ONE lNsTANtE of f,ilure has at aay time oc
cured FROM long and attention tn Ell cts
duced BY fire SAT the pante has been enabled TO make
such mpros that he with full confidence
mend his Union Salamanca, Boot Safes, beyond all doubt
proof against the action Of FIRE free from da npn-. and
be exposed in the burning Of store They
ed nbne perfect Iron Safes united with
othe in such that the Safe be a
feccd by heat which tie outcr may be exposed
schSae made Of plate and the perec
condutn substances aud ha aud door, each
secured by table lock An assortment Of Gayler Sin le
and Safes Of all Of hs for SALE all
prices, from Sk3 bv TINS city, viz - Ely Il
Fuon street ar Coil street, H. Moea a2s Pearl oppo
Ptt street; Brett Backus 90 Maiden lane and by the
near Gold.
Iron Safes specie Chests Iron Doors &c. made order
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL.
4NS BOWERY.
TOR LADIES from pa M, TO Up. n. daily.
IL For Gentlemen :" TO 5and TO az r. NJ daily.
LEcTuRE LESSONS. ExrRcrrE RipTrs
Evening Classl ..
Single do 90 single do. Is
The Dressing and Drawing Rooms ar well warmed, and
stienton devoted to the comfort Of may
~ widl their patronage.
enlemen keeping their horses on livery at this establish
nent will have the privilege OF riding them in the School
mis- 5msr = ---l'-
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OUILLs AND 81 EEL PENS-eoo 900 Quilts setting of
" very low prices; dealers ani consumes would do well 70
call before purchasing elsewhere Also large sssorment NJ
Ste Pens by Perry. Gllou aud Mchel all Of
which will b. sold low eer who esale retail the
subscriber wishes To leave the business this spring
a. McKEACHNtE. Quill Manuf,cturrr.
Eel i'm 2tf Pearl sfr~
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UMBRELLAS.
s l. T. T. p T. r., BR THE RS,
70. l26 MARKET STREET PIIILADEl Pal

IS r. ~ ~ ~ % ~ " ~
NO i2S MAkkET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
NTH lPATING the revvI Of business have inc
a h,ir stock ard manufacturing operation rv.
greatest es abhments the globe Purchasers ry
beng supplied win any THY and qpslity Of UMBKEL
LAS, PaRASOLS And SUN SHADES iacu1nt the
late Parissa style
Being detern ned not {, suceumb TO the
petition their go DDS are Offered the lowest endurabe adv
the real while constantly the alert introduce
provements in sly material aud the stock will
always cnnrise The most fashionable and aetured
goods ia the mark G. "a 2wrc
SUP con TIA CAPT. HEPBURN, FROM Liv, II
~ POOL C0nssnes of msrchandzs will please send their
permits ard the ship foot Of Pine street the off
ofthe subscriber, without delay.
public store JOHN HEHDMAN,
fl3 SEQ 81 south rect.
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REGIJLATE YOUR RAKEK,S RIJS.

'NHE SUBSCRIBER has opened store at No 81 Nauau
for the sale fhis I'm Wheat hye and Corn ne,d.
Aso Pies aud Cakes Of all kads Families ssei at their
dwellings with Bread, oies aud TIE, Cskes.
CITIZENS gener'Iy vii nnd this desirable p,cs for looch
fine ,vored Hot Office at cents es OF all kinds hre
cruts pla .; Cakes Smdw ches sc, &c.
All articles made mp under his personal spprrvon and
he pledges himself that the best erals shall b. US te
kst ogen. JNO. J. HALEY.
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A~S FOR HALIFAX AND LIVEkP0OL.
/ The Royal Mai! Steam Ship HlBEk
/EMXKEmN MIA, &. H. 4 Judkins, ESQ.,, Commander,
<kMEM viii Boston for the above port. on Fri
-5day,M March lot, next. -
Passage to HALIFAX go ''' go w.
Passage to Liverpool :: .::::.;....', -. $lzo
Apply d. BRIGHAM, IT,,
70 10 3ec NO. ) wall street.
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stH FOR LIvERPOOL-The New. Line Regular
a2 Packet : slst Esbru,JyTThhss S,psrioT New York
800 tons burthen, will sail above her regular day
For freight Of hundred and fifty bales Of
having Recommendations apply the
Captain bUard, at west side Burlipg clip or ~
Woodruff X MlNTURNS.
81 South
The superior packet ship Hotiusuer Ira Bursey
1850 tons burtaeo will succeed the Rochester and a
her regular day, 2ist March, f13 to?l
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MO, SHARPER PICTORIAL BIBLE just
~ received by y. TAYLOR
June 2l-3t

DhOPOSALS for carrying the mail. Of the u III
L ted States from the lei Of September 1874 TO
he 3Oth of june, 1886 Inclusive, the following
r"utes IA Kentucky, viii be received al the Contract
Ofhee Of the Post Office Department, in the city OF
Washington, until the 81 day Of August 1874 al 3
r. NJ TO be decided the next day.
NO. 1919. Owingssille, via Iriplett, Upper Ty-
Rsr', Olive HILL GIayson e. H., and Logan 10 Cal-
ieitshurg, II miles and back, twice a week ia two
horse coaches, from LIST April 10 LIST December resi-
due OF the year, once week on horaeb ok.
Leave OwiDgsvie every Tuesday and Saturday at
a m; arrive al Catleltsburg next days by III a. IA
Leave Catletlsbufg every j thursday and Monday
at III a. mi arrive al Owingsvllle next days by 4
p
Schedule for the Weekly Service.
Leave Owingsvlle every Saturday al 8, a. M; ar
i've al CatIeusbufg next days by 8, y. IN.
Leave Catettssurg every Monday at half-past 10
a M arrive at Owingsvllle next days by halfpas,
7 P. m.
No. 1916. From Aurora, by Murray, l. Gust
Grove, Cherry Corner Tennessee, Paris, Albany,
AMI Macedonia, to Huntington, 90 miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Aurora every Wednesday and Sunday al
"A NJ arrive at Huntingdon next days by z p m
Leave Huntingdon every Thursday and Monday,
al 2. m; arrive at Aurora next days by Up m
Proposals 10 carry twice a week ia two-h horse
coaches between Pans and Huntington will be con-
sidend.
No proposal viii be considered uness il be accom-
panied by guaranty, signed by more respoh-
'ibe persons In the following manner, viz:
The undersigned - guaranty that -, if
his bid for ctrryng the mail from - to ----
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall enleT
INTO an obligation prior to the LIST day of July next,
with good and sufficient suretIes 10 perform the ser
vice proposed.
This should be accompanied by the certificate
OF Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony
that the guarantors are men of property and able TO
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent TO the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for route Nos 1855 and
1916" and addressed 10 the First Assistant Post
master General
For The prohibition of bids resulting from combina-
tons, and the terms and conditol on which the
contract is TO be made, the last annual advertise
ment.
G.. A. WICKIIFFE,
Postnas or General.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June 20, 1874
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tsot issued from the General Land Once Of the Un-
ted States, where the same WAS duly recorded, 10
Ealon Naner for a Ger sn tract Of land containing
one hundred and SIXTY acre., being the soushoas
quarter Of section thirty our, of township ten north
in range eight west, in the tract appropriated BY Ger
tain acts Of Congress for military bountes, in the er-
rtofy OF Arkansas which said patent was duly oa1n-
tersgoed by Josiah Meigs, Com~issionsr OF inc ue,
neral Land Office but, by accident, was not signed
by the President of the United States. Therefore,
BE Il enacted BY the Senate and House % heprsse"ta
tpss Of .s United States q .7e" ." Congress asss-
bsd That sad patent snail be deemed and held to be
pshee, and valid all nisnls and purposes as though
Uni,ed sraiss on tho day of the date thereof; and
thai all questions o, disputes that may arise in rela
ian 10 .sid land OF the litle the same hl be do
eidsJ and dslsrmlned though said patent had been
perfect from the day Of lie date.
Approved, June Is, 1874.
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pRlvATE-No. 46.
AN ACT for the relief of Ferguson and Rel

AN ACT for the relief OF Ferguson and Reid.
Be IL ,nae ed by the Senate and Hou~ Of Rspresenia.
fipss of he Und States Of .qn<roa in Congress
bisd, That the Secretary OF the Treasury be, and
he hereby is, authorized and required to allow and
credit on any judgment obtained by the United
ST ties on any bonds given by John Ferguson, JIG. and
William Reid, OF New Orleans as principals upon
the importation Of 6fty-eight bales Of cotton from
Texas into the port Of New Orleans in the month Of
March and April, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-two, the amount Of any certificate cerf-
Gates Of debenture issued upon The expo tsiion Of
said cotton, to J. @. Stousc, Of New Orleans which
have been endorsed assigned TO said Ferguson and
Reid and have not been otherwise cancelled or paid
upon the surrender and discharge Of the same. and
upon due proof that the said cotton was landed at
the port in France for which 1t was cleared and IL
all such judgments have been folly paid and dis
charged the said Secretary Is hereby authorized and
required 10 pay to SAID Ferguson and Reid. out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise sppropria
ted the amount Of said cert 6cates upon the
der Of the same, and the proof required aforesaid
Approved June IL, 1874.
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PRIvATE-No. All

AN ACT for the relief Of William II. Hosg and
Others.
Be il enacted the nate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of america in Congress assembled
That the Secretary of the Treasury be, aud he is
hereby, directed to pay to William II. Hoag, OF his
assigns; four hundred and forty -iwo dollars and forty
cents to George Taylor his assigns, two hundred
and seventy-,wo dollars and twenty nine cents to
NJ P. Drake or his assigns, one hundred and thirty
two do lars and seventy five cents; to David Stiles
his assigns hundred and iory-eight dollars and
fifty cents; to William Nesbit or his assigns, three
hundred aud twenty-five dollars and twenty.eighl
cents; to Cornelius Msspaugh his assigns, three
hundred and twen,y-eight dollars and eighty cents;
and to j. s. Sturgess or his assigns one hundred
and seventy dollars and twenty cents, in the ag
greyate eighteen hundred and twenty dollars and
twenty-five cents out of any moneys in the treasury
otherwise appropriated. being the amount Of five
per cent per month forfeited by each of the above
named persons, and retained by the United States
agent under their respective contracts to make cell
tain portions of The La Piaisance Bay road, in the
State of Michigan, in the year eighteen hundred and
thirty three, which sums respectively have been re-
milled by the Secretary Of War; but cannot be paid
for want of an Appropriation.
Approved, June 10, 1874
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NOTICE
TSAssFOHrArOs orF,et. b. aud o. r. RD.,

TxAssPoRrAuOs OrFiek, b. aud o. X. HD.,
June, 1874.
M ERCHANTS and Others are respectfully in
vi formed that 90 and after Thursdi ~ next, the
2Uth instant, the hours for the reception aud delivery
OF commodities at this Depot wiil be as follows,
viz;
From 3 O'Clock A. Nj. until o clock p. M, and
From until Z. NJ daily, except Sunday.
Goods will be delivered only 10 the eoDsignees ia
person, OF 10 such drayme Others who may have
lher written order authority 10 receive them and
the freight upon which must in every case be paid
ON delivery.
BY order: SAM'L STErTlNIUS,
June lin Agent.
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rRIvATE-No. SOL


BE IL enoeisd by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the Uni ed States Of 4neriea in Congress
bsd That the entry made by Abelsrd Guthrie at the
lard office in the State Of Ohio, on the twenty-6nt
day Of May eighteen hundred and thrtynine of tract
OF land known and distinguished on the plan Of the
surveys Of the United States public land as the east
half, and the northwest quarter Of section thirteen
in township thr c, south of range five east be, and
the same Is hereby confirmed and that the President
Of the United States be- and he is hereby authorized
to TO be sued, said entry, patent for the
same to the said Abelsrd Guthrie, his heirs and as
signs, in other cases where legal entry has been
made.
Annroyed Iunc II 1874
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PRIVATE-NO. 90
AN ACT for the relief of Charles w. Morgan

AN ACT for the relief of Charles w Morgan.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of X presenta
tires Of the United States Of america in Congress
bed ha' the Secretary Of the Treasury be authorized
and directed to pay to Cap; Charles w Morgan, Of
The United States Navy, the Of fur thousand two
bundled dollars for extraordinary expenses incurred
by him while he commanded the United States
squadron in the Mediterranean, in the year thou
sand eight undred and fortyone, thousand eight
hundred and forty-two, and one thousand eight hun.
dred and forty in conducting the negotiation
with the minist Plenipotentary of the Emperor Of
Morocco, in relation TO the indgnily offered to the
United States consul, Thomas N. Carr in entertain
ing the Queen of Prussia and her suite; and in rea
ton 10 the reception and entertainment of the Prince
of Syracuse and the Prince of Lucca including al-
So losses Stores laid in at Toulon for cruise,
which we're abandoned and sold upon being suddenly
recalled by the Navy Department; the said allow
ance being made in full compensation for all extraor
binary expenses incurred by the SAID Captain Charles
w. Morgan during his command Of the Medterrane-
squadron, as aforesaid, and be paid out of any
moneys in the Treasury not otherwise approprl-
ated.
Approved, June II, 1874
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PRivATE-No. 81.

AN ACT to authorize the entry Of certain lands,
occupied by the branch pilots Of the port of New
Orleans, and others, in the State Of Louisiana.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
pes ofhs United States Of 4msriea in Congress assem-
Died, That Andrew Anderson, James Il. Allen,
George Benson, John BaiIy, John r. Brown, Edw ard
Bourgun, Jacob Baker, William Brownson, Robert
Cooper, Edward larke, Thomas Cross, William C
Davis. Edward G.. Davis Ephraim Eldridye, Will
liam Ellis, Dennis Finn Nathaniel J. France, Jhon
Fowler, Robert Holiday, John Holland, David
Johnston, Henry johnson, James J. Jarvis, George
Linton, Cyrus lamont, Cyrus Morgan, James w
Morgan John Miller, Hans Myers, Erasnus New
man, John Parker, John Perrin, Asa Payson, Peter
Robinson James b. Read, Francisco Keeper, David
Shepherd, Joseph Shepherd, William r. Smith
Christopher Schetz, William Stevens, James Scott
John SwiIer, James Tyson, William ID. Tolbortt
William Taylor, Thomas J. Vanderslice. James Is
Williams, Hiram b. Webster, James Kelly, Will
liam Denford, Edward Hansbury, Joseph Z. Dun
ham, Charles Linguist Gilbert Leonards and Joseph
Lampade, all Of the parish of Paquemnes in the State
Of Louisiana, or their legal representatives be, and
they are hereby, authorized enter at the land office
IN the southeastern land district in said State within
six months after the passage of this act section sew
enteen and lots and two of section eighteen in
township twenty three of range thir three east
situated in said district upon payment 10 the receiver
OF the said land office of dollar and twenty five
cents per Proridsd That the time of IN king
said entry they shall file in the land Office survey
and pla, of the land entered signed by them their
legal representatives, specifying thereon the extent
of their several claims by occupancy and tina,
when the said entry shall be made, t e same shall
10 the ben, fit of such persons severally in the
proportions and according to the quantities specified
said plat; find prorided further That this act
shall not nvalidate any rights which any other per-
son. not herein named, may be entitled to under any
law heretofore passed.
In l.
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AN ACT for the relief Of John frazer and George
A hoIn

AN ACT for the relief OF John frazer and George
A. Trenholm
Be u enacted By N, Sena'e and House Of R,pr,.nfa
tires II The United States o9merioo in Congress
bisd That the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he
is hereby, directed TO refund to John Frazer and
George A. Trenholm, Of Charleston, South Carroll
ma, whatever sum Of money may have been collected
Of them, and paid into the Urea ury Of the United
States, for the importation Of hundred and six
'een pieces of cotton baggng from the port Of New
Orleans into the port Of Charleston in the brig Pow
ba,an, In December one thousand eight hundred and
forty two, which pieces not released from for
FIXTURE by the Secretary of the Treasury it appear
ing that the for which the same we're foi feed
was not any misconduct or neglect of the SAID Fra
ger and Trenholm.
Approved, June IL, 1874.
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NO. 60


AN ACT for the relief Of Daniel w. Church.
BE ii eraeied BY the Senate and House Of Represena
tires Of as United States Of .imerica in Congress assem-
blsd, That the Secretary of War be, and is here
by, required 10 place the name Of Danel w. Church
on the invalid pension roll and there sh al, be paid
out Of the treasury Of the United States To the said
Daniel w. Church, persion at the rate of twelve
dollars and seventy five cents each month"; from and
after the fourth day Of March, thousand eight
hundred and forty -four, in the manner and at The
tines other invalid pensions are payable.
Approved June II, ls44.
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PRIyATE-NO. 40.
AN ACT for the relief Of Alice Usher.

Be IL enacted BY III. SENATE and House Of Representa-
tipes Of s United Sta Of .9ssriea Congress
bed That the Secretary Of War be, and he is hereby,
directed to place the name Of All U,her OF the
county of Providence, and State Of Rhode Island,
the pension roll and that ,he be paid out
of any money not otherwise appropriated, for
the term Of Ave years, commencing on the fourth
day Of March, eighteen hupd ed and thirty-six, the
same rate OF pension allowed by the act Of July
seven, eighteen hundre and thr,y-,wo, TO a DUN
mer for twelve months service, and also the same
rate Of pension allowed by the same act 10 a drum
major for xix mon his service.
Approved, June IT, 1914.
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TO WOODCUTTERS

SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed /" Proposals for
wood will be received until the LIST day of Au-
gust, for the furnishing and delivery, the wharf
the Penitentiary, in the District Of Columbia be-
tween the lat Of August and the LIST ofOctober next
free Of all expense TO the United States Of one hun
dred and fifty cords Of sound, well seasoned, mer-
ehantabie red oak wood, and twelve cords Of sound
well-sessoned understandable, spruce-pine wood, the
paymen, for which will be made on the delivery OF
the whole. JOHN H. DADE Warden
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TrRIyArE-No. $751;

AN ACT for the relief of George W. Clarke, Hsr
ria Cook, and John Bralnerd second, OF the State
of Connecticut
he enacted by The Senate and House Of Represents
ues Of The United STATES Of -1erea IA Congress assent
bied, That the Secretary Of tbs Treasury be- aud he
IS hereby, directed TO pay to George w. Clarke,
Harris Cook aud John Brainerd, second, the sum OF
three hundred and sixteen dollars and sixty-sevep
cents, out OF any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, being the amount forfeited by
Them under contract 10 deliver certain quantity
OF stone at Fort Adams, State of Rhode Island, on
the second day Of October, eighteen hundred and
lhirty-two.
Approved, June IT. lS4i.
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and nfty-seScn dollars and seyenty-two cents and
pay the same to Isaac 5. keiehum, the amount due
him from said Indians for money laid out in bringing
on deputalon Of chiefs 10 Washington city =
which expense TO be incurred aud paid by said
Indians agreed upon in council held in December
eighteen hundred aud forty
Approved, June IL, 1874