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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
JUST PUBLISHED,
TRAVELS IN THE CALIFORNIA;,
SCENES IN THE PACIFIC,
Number Two.

BY THOMAS J. FARNHAM,
Author OF Travels The Great Western PraiIies the Ore
gon Territory, sc.
This ruy valuable and interesting work, of which the
second number issued viii Dc completed four
b-fs at IS eac printed ne pape and are type
and will be accompanied OF the numbers, with hne
Man Of California.
The author says" The Great South Sea- the Hawaau ISL
ands and the California; lis theme: Upper and Lower
California thslr Conquest by the Spauiards Indians white
inhabitants their present state, surface strains
been and now are Will be found fully oescIibet &c
OF Mir. Fanh-ms former work the Oregon Territory
over copies been sold; and the fact that the
ae Of the first number Of rh- work IS nearly
exhausted eylrces the deserved popularity OF the .uor-
mi 3tsod SAXTON s NILES. 2O5 Broadway
DUKNS AND CLAKlNDA.-Just published,
- that interesting and long looked for be-
tween Robert Burns and Ciarnda Mrs McLehose) with
MemoIT OF Mrs NcLehose and edited by her Grand
SON. w c. McLehose. In vol l2mo OF 300 pages 'au
t!sly prined-bound cloth with Portrait OF Burns en-
bossed geld the it equal 10 the Eng
lish Ed which sells for 50 80.
''''' Il P BiXBY & CO., 3 Park Row.
opposite the Aster Ho9ss:
y B. new Edition of WILLETT's OLD ARITH-
ETIt>. iusr ubsh-d. Iai6 - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
oALMO'S NEW-YORK OPERA HOUSl
CHAMBERs-STREET.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT

FERDlN AN ~ fALblO,
Under the superintendent Of the Committee.
Admission for This Night only,
THREE DOLLARS.
Doc opsn o'clock; Performance TO commence at psst
1lNHE COMMITTEE for the Complimentary
Benefit Terd Pamo have the pleasure TO present 10 the
Public the following entertainments which the d'stn-
guissed artists (vho kindly volunteered their services
for 'hs HiEsGP SE anil ani fass4s a s4asjoccH
SlGNOH DE BEGINS,
siG ArTTiLiQ5, y!SSiLgyELLINA,
Sic s!s,t EElSfF!hIiDSp nSf!IDi aIsSSFszzi GI'sSFsszzzzi
sISf SIG FlEIFF6 EiFE65ss sAsLsEzrszzr,
sic DANIEL BENtTTl,
With full and Complete Chor,s Of Ladies aud Gentlemen
The ORCHESTRA
w" comprise SIC w RaPETg anu Ds''0'
ed this n.ht Which had b@ea 6y agreement with Mr.
Pauo! apart for his Benet and winch IS consequently
Maestro and Director Of The he Chorus
rurRsnA3. 3. sSvENISi; 6 ElLSEGSME; March 7,b. 1914.
VIII b. nU p9,ssnIsd nsD part Of Rcs.a sssbetsd optra of
IL BARBIGRE. Di SiylGLiA,
HeIs &c gs'' 81 ST GosSsfMsis: GIo%sSsMsfMgooR. fogfotSo SF
With '''0pE2S;:T Tsigi5I rs Ss1%s' win '''s
in which all the principal Pro viii introduce some
p rs.A sTATo3 sy s. an ssTFs
kOSELLIN for the FIRST time before any aadence, ey sS
sHGlaad &c sadii stESA AND puETTo from pon5e.,i', Or
ED Of Crmma d Versy -" Non eauel temp,o
by Si.,a MAJOCCHi and Sig. tEROZZl.
PART IL.
The celebrated OVERTUREionl' /! Basbere di ST.
yieii4." Rossini.
della citta" by Sig De BEGINS, (who has Kindly yo!un-
~ @ = :ssm the same Opera POGO Ia
i--GKASD DUETI'o from, th- same Opera g pi Lipdo.
ro il yago ogge,to" by sig'a BOR0HESE and sig. DE-
BEGINS.
PART lIl
TIE Second Act OF LUCIA III LAMslERMO MOOR, by
the Whole Company
the Orea House Bert-aus BOOK Soe and the Express
Office NH; 4t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

Spring Fashions.-For the accommodation
OF Manufacturers abroad the STYLE of Gen;smeus Hats
o the ensuing Spring will be forwarded 10 them by mail on
application, post paid, 10 LEARY & CO.
Nos. ! and As;or House.
B-Gentlemen can be supplied WIKI Hats Of the ne,o
style, counter.
New-fork, Feb. Is, 1874. f24 BOZ
u Spring Eats.-The subscriber informs Gentle
men that he j, amply supplied with the nav (spns)
Pattern Hats.
His prices will Os heretofore 10. Fine Nura, 81 Is
I'd quality So 25 and this notwithstanding an important ad-
II the price ofstock
2ef stf SPENCER 81 Chambers street
C Gentlemen's Hats-SPRING FASHION
An entire and beautiful article ready.
AMlDON, Fashionable Halter.
l7f I'm sodls Wall street, corner Nassau.
SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
I BIRD. corner Pine and Nassau streets has now ready
sale Standard Pattern of Geneu,eus'
Hats, for the ensuing season
2s lnMWF&S- BIRD Pine and Nassau
u Hats.-The Spring Fashions for 1874 are now ready
Our customers invited call them 54 Chatham
street [f27 2wisl WATSON & co
- o. Fish has now ready his Spring Fashion for geE-
teens Hats which for durability and style surpasses any
thing before offered O. Fish received the first Premium for
Nu,ria Hats the late Fair in this city, and the first al hs
late Fair in Philadelphia The public invited call and
inspect his Hats his Warehouse 37 Broadway doors
above the City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
22f lms Fashionable Halter.
USpring Style of Hats are now ready at CO
NANTs, $50 and atAN Grand st mh2 2~is-
&C NJ. z. Thompson, Architect and Builder, office
No Wall street prepared furnish Plans and Supernend
the Erection of Buildings Residence No 90 Clinton place,
where he may De seen the evening. mil 3taw3n
MERCANTILE LIBRARY,
CLINT UN HALL.
10000 Iolumes:
20 British and American Periodicals.
Per,ons not engaged mercantile pursuits may become
subscribers of fire dollars yearbeng the same
terms on which Merchants are admitted. By order;
f6 iw cod is. CHAS. NJ. WHEATLEI. Rec. Sec
~ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
real lead of hair that sceptcs and connosenr have pro-
nouucel the perfect and venton Of the
day The great advantage of this novel aud unique Wig Is
being maze without sewing or weaving which causes ITS
appearance closely s resemble the natural haiT both Ia
ghnes and natural appearance 70 defy detection rs tex
being beautiful and free that In All
perspratou evaporation unimpede and the great evils
of Other Wigs entirely avoided The scepc and connosseuI
are alike invited inspect tins novel aud beautiful g ana
the peculiar method OF fitting the head at the manufacturers,
A. c. BARRY. o Broadway. corner of Liberty street. up
sta,rs el3 lmeodIs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

u Hass.-The Spring Fashions for 1874 ready
Our customers invited call and them l4 Chatham
street. f27 2wis WATSON & co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDs, Auetierssq5r
Ry BANGS, RlCHARDo & PLATT, Store
- 10 O'0'fTsIr FRIDAY EVENING, March 5.
Books IN QrAsg1TIgsA larSe assertnet o. Standard.
seeaeOs 5s4 Sshoc m5SSN sGSs e oi . 40 81: os'
With the Stationary lnroicesThe ca;aiosue eahTacss
DON Fall particulars OF which viii be found IN the CATS
!osus-
The Bndi .6,T MoRSFys Mss FsSE s;es S a b. sold
The sale Of BOOKS Till sommeges with Messrs Lea s
prineip PpGlishsGs ;hroasho%s the Ia5xd sass The
extensive variety of stock OF all kinds
F.COLTON, AIcsIonsvg,
II COTTON u co, Auction and Commission
L Merchants No iIs Fuou and 3, Anu-s;sset. b-rs
e ass ss On al a @ f ana soas S SSs
further postponed TO ths i'h oil March a; the sans time aud
WI. ". SHIRLEY. Aueuouasr.
A UGTION NOTICG.-CHlNA, GLASS AND
s h,. cealosus % Trade
oom, No u rlaslest 50 packages superior Earthenwae,
in lots from the shelves csnss ing Of all leading articles OF
Frsnch shapes Also, China aud E,ncy Tea and Toie,
50 ept p.n aud pressed NUT sss & ept nnS
months credit over Sleo mh5
SToUTENBURGH SARR, Ane;ionesr,,
oUTDooS SS'os Es lI F Cis1';yj R0CEREs tilfss Ei
" NITURE. DRY GOODS, sc; attended 10 Ia persoa,
and prompt made Sales Of Real Estate mad az the
Merchants Exchange.
EyURNlTURE NOTlCt-Sota Beisteads, ,Ec
e f COTTON wculd inform all who are 10 ANT Of Far
utue o! any description, that he prepared TO ruH ans
has coustau;!y hand large assoInsn ,nci"eins
Eanes Patent Sofa Bedsteads wbch for simplicity duSa
oiliv and economy without their equal The public
united cali and he;na:so, ell other KINDS o.
SOFAS always or hand.
Those breaking up hoa.sseei wishing 20 sell ell O.
aT portion their Furniture, 6nd ready safe by rsne
Tag line or calling the Subscriber.
Sales by AuctNcn faithfully attended
,u26stf s. COTTON. lI3 Euiton snd "a Acn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

will be designated hereafter.
Edward Prime. ESQ.
>amUel Ward. Esq.
ICharles Davis, ESQ.
Sugrn. Grousse,, Es,i-a
John Rowland. Esq.
Daniel Stanton, Esq.
jams J. Jon-s, Esq,
Abraham Schsrmsrnorn, ESQ
Victor De Laupey, ESQ.
James w. Gerard. Esq
James " OTIS, ESQ.
+. Felix Forcs,i. Esq.
James Foster, Jr. Esq.
IL. Collins. Esq.
James + psnninan, Esq.
Joseph Hudson. E.Q.
John McKeon. Esq.
iW. s. W-tmore. Esq.
Ernest F Ftedler, Esq.
John 7. Brigham, Esq.
James J hlapss, Esq.
James Ring. Esq.
ICharIss 4. Grifnn, Esq.
VIM. &. Rhinslander, ESQ.
Stephen Williams, Esq.
Mortimer Livingston, Esq.
J. VI. Copeuheim. Esq.
Aug't Seigaette. ESQ
T. Van Zandt. Esq.
D. Barney. Esq.
DAVID {. Golden, ESQ.
A. Bnda. Esq.
Francis Co,,ene,, ESQ.
Louis X. Bridge. Esq
Alex. NJ. Lawrence, Esq.
Ralph Schoyer, Esq.
G.orye L. Dskay, Esq.
W. Costsr, Esq.
n. NJ. Bostwick, Esq.
Nv. 5. Miller, ESQ. MI CT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

New Muslc-Jas L. Hewitt & Co. have sent
US The Rising Sum- written by Henry John
Sharpe Esq, and sung by Henry Russell. The
music is composed by Miss Eliza Swain, and is
very pretty. We have also The Pilgrim's Ad-
dress to the Deity the words by the same author
the music, (Which is in his best style,) by Rus
COLL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

~ Gentlemen's Hats-SPRING FASHION
An entire new and beautiful article, ready.
AMIDON, Fashionable Halter.
III I'm sodis Wall street, corner Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
4 AMERICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL

EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
signor FRANCISCO, the Magician end EquiiOrs' is
ased for week longer
The original KENTUCKY MtNSTRELs. the best band
of Eopan hieloGists America enguge and SiTe -'r
Gr,nd Concert at each performance. Also
Mr.. WHITLOCK, the renowned Balce Player and Negro
MeiodIst.
Nh g. WILLIAMS, the deneacr of Irish Character,
SINGER Of Como Irish Songs, aud avonte Horppe Dancer
b. Mr:T G. BOOTH, Comic Singer.
Mr. HOWARD the Vionist.
Mr. r. g. SHERMAN. the popular Ballad Singer.
LA PETITE CERIrO, the Dsussuse:
getrr with the celebrated PctLY BODlNE and DANIEL
LAMBERT!
The Gypsy FAMILY, six in number. recently from Ger
mauy and faithful representatives. of the ancient people of
Egypt, m ~ be in their native costume
The GiPSY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller, MAJ Se con.
suited privately all hours Of the day and evening"
Performances every evening II ocloeh and Wednesday
aud Saturday afternoons At O'CLOCK.
Tickets 25cents. children under 10 years, y: cents
Twenty-Five for private consultations ~h the
Gipsy Qusen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

!3 3ANTEp--G,np!oyuent by al active cuofc6
~ young man, ri low wages, wa,:sg ssy work
Apply AZ IS Sirs-$cI-et mSe..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
IA rs LACY
APER AND TAIL o r !,
GI (aho s-rs,r nssr William

h a + T. h A y II i a i u n
Sc John street. near William.
Continues make W. g-ntemsns Garments ei superior
workmanship and the fashionable style az educed
prices HIS stock of Goods comprises assonent OF
English and French Cloths Cassneres and Sss,nss 10
which he would solicit the Of gentleman before puI
chasing Just received 81 extensive assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting of all the new and fashionable style Of Goods 70 Be
found p the market also rich figured and plain ight Vest
ins for Balls and Parties. Once Goats, style for Spng
and samu,sr TERMs CASH. rnh2 lwls,
DROOkLYN AND NEW YORK EMPRESS:
d The subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants OF
and NV York that he has iunn5E an
ces packages Trunks bundles &c. By leaving cections
az = n. Marwel's store, importer Of taI.oIs E1rninG
Ne So MAIDEN Lane, New Yo:k, az Il T. Dow paig
store 81 Fulton street Book!yn goods trunks &c WIN
De called either otnce they viii be sale!y o
I,srs e intends to give hts leIsoaa aeaon to this bust
ness pi-as himself that all goods parcels entrusted 10
his c.- shall De promptly and safely delivered An oIdsr-So1
mi also bp foundat both Of the Fulton erry houses
CHARLES ". TEAEER-
Refers 10 Z. d. HnrlbaI i TO. 81 South st New ok
Edward Corning Co. 10 Old slip,
Rev. WU. 3 Lewis, Brooklyn
Thomas Hail NH etis~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

TREATISE ON ANIMAL MAGNETIsM.-We have
received pamphlet under this tile, written by
Charles P. Johnson, Esq, and which processes to
treat at length upon the subject of Animal Mag
netism. We have not yet found time to read the
work, which may be had of Burgess, strlnger II
Co, or of the Author, lis Chambers-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

G Spring Hats.-The subscriber informs Gentle
men that ne !. now amply supplied with the (Sprinsl
Pattsrn Has
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
L BIRD. corner Pine and Nassau streets has now ready
for examination and sale Standard Pattern of Geneuens'
Hats, for the ensuing season
t 2s irnNiWF&S- BIRD Pine and Nassau sts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

AETANrED--A situation by g respectable young
:crk ehsnbeTr,ald IN n,ce private "a,
n,iiy or ouii DO sA-s hoa>- work small family GOOD
city reference gwen Apply .f Sixteenth between
the Eighth auG Ninth avenues nf% ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

skfANrED--Sy Il Young man, situation ss
w beokkeePe' .ssstsat bookk-tp,rs wllnr 10 aake
himself generally nss, Refers present smpcyers with
whom, he hes been COR me last tso years ADDRESS " c.
q ;iiS nrTcs. -.hE stSN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

Tur HrpnrpIrF--Thos. Fox &, Co. of this
oily have Just published the first number of a
queer and amusing story, under this title, which
Is elnoellshed with a very handsome engraved
portrait OF James Arlington Bennett, and is we'll
worth reading by the ''v,,.;e,r IN fish sa,lcen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

ANIkD--A a place by very good Pf6iesian,
~ COOS VINO ved asont hye yesrs Iae iAst p,see-
Please apply a, IS 6rotrae-s;rse.. ms a>
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

His prices will Oa heretofore 10, Fine Nutra 81 Is
I'd Equality So 2 and this Notwithstanding an important ad-
vance in the price ofstock
29f stf SPENCER 81 Chambers street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

"CHEAP BOOkSn' "CHEAP BOOkSw
AL the ne,o cheap Publications can be had at the
Tribune Buildings, l60 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

! ROY WANTED 10 feed Railing AiacAlne -
- One that understands the husGcss !so i-aa the
| BiaGinx En9HiIses " all st-ses.
/ c, .,sNN.N.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

sSQRNS, CORNS AND TOOTHACHE Cured
without extracting, for sale A c. BURRS J-ws4lery
stor. 50 Rar.rr. Y. PTc" 81 e-ncs each "a lnais
S7TEAEi POWER TO LET-Rooms 10 rent
- With Steam Powsr Possession De- given oa lst
AnpI 10 the HOE Printing Press, Machine and Saw ha-
nufaclory. 90 and 81 Gold ST "a - I'm
TIOR- SaL SaLE-MECRANlCAL LAMPS.-Fout
bsndsome MECHANICAL Lamps In coed order having ben
nSsd hut shnr, time. will BE- sold very low the OWNER IA F
-. T,t., ns- fnr them En1ure 29s Broadwav, Is In
collar LAMPS--Oi var1ous patterns, MANU-
= rcrnrsd and 70, sale wholesale and retail, By
- ~ ~ DIETZ, BROTHER x CO.
No l3 John st.. New York, and
ufsns 5 Hicks 81 Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

The evening" 5 entertainment Will
Philip Hone, Esq. I'D,
Petrr Sch-rmsrh-rr, Esq. San
Ch,rles De- Ia Forest. ESQ. Cha
Samuel B Ruzslrs. Esq. Gu.
n. c. De Rhan. Es, Joh.
Robert Emmet. Esq Dan
Henry W. Hills, Esq. Jam
Leonardo 5. Susre1. ESQ. Abr
Edward Curtis. Esq. Vic
.NsnyIlie I fat.eson, Esq. Jam
Feiiz La Coste. Esq, Jam
Fl. W. Field, Esq. +.
Edgar Rowland, ESQ. Jam
Alexander E. Fache. Esq. !. c
Augustus Belmont. Esq. Jam
Samuel Jaudon, ESQ. GJose
Henry Aus'r Colt. t.sq. job
Mp. ffosack. E.q. tW.
james Drake, ESQ. +..rn
Henry G. MIX, Esq Johi
John J. Kinssford. Esq. Jam
William Burns, ESQ. Jam
Alexander CasseIli. Esq. Cha
William VI. Pntchard, Es1. Wn
Henry II. Ward, Esq. Ste,
Francis L. WaddeiI, ESQ. Mo-
J. L. Graham. Esq. J. '
Edward Niraudoli. Esq. Aus
William Maxwell, Esq. 7.
Duncan c. Pell, Esq. D. 7
Felix Argent, Esq. Dar
Adolph L: Barber, Esq 4. i
Mathew Morgan. Esq. Frai
Edward Jones, Esq. Lou
John c. White. $50. Ale,
John T. Van Allen. Esq Kal,
Augt. Cleveland, Esq 60
y. 1'renor, ESQ. ".
J. Sherwood. Esq, n.
4 w NclAfra. ESn W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

I SITUATIONS WANTED by two yoppg ,yc
Smep-ths one Cock ard Lausdr-ss tbs other - Char
osr,ad and Sssrstrr.s The bst Of ey selersece gv-
.&;i;,y :; 2i3 A0ifsStJ-s,r-e' ms Ga
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

LrSpring Style of Hats are nov ready at co
NANyS $50 aud at Aii Grand ST nh2 2uis5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

! ,gTANIEU--A situation by q middle aged
w German wo-Aa 10 do general h0a2swrGk Abe IS sood
cook washer ard roner Wages not 50 Uch eh.set',
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

nE4DY MADE VESTS.-A large assortment
X - Sv made Vests Of superior quality, consisting Of
I,,iid fsurei Velrets Wool Veysts CaShInerr PLAIN
Slack French Cashmere French cord ss aud aslsn son
Wae, which vii; be sold usual moderate Prices
te''s' WM T. JENNINGS Y CO. 25I BI9adway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

TIE Second Act of LUCIA III LAMMERMOOR. by
the Whole Company
The Prisoner Of STATE published and for sale at
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

Spring Fashions.-For the accommodation
OF Manufacturers abroad the STYLE OF Geusmeus Hats
or the ensuing Spring will be forwarded them by
application, post paid. 10 LEARY SCo.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

~ Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK. LIGHT RAVENS, for BOAT SAIL 5,
AWNINGS, sc. Also. HtAVY TARPAULlNS. Pa
PER FEELINGS 81 to '2 inches wide 3AGGlNG. PLAIN
and twilled % and i Lch Also Gram aud ea Bags "a
aud bushels. EoT sale By
Al1 BRINCKERHoFF, FOX * POLHEMUs !.
r,s cn;< 90 Pine street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

B.-Gentlemen can be supplied WIKI Hats Of the re,c
style Ell counter.
New-YoTk, Feb Is, 1874 fa4 aOt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

WANTED 10 contract with Macmnis, for 60.
vetai hundred OF cast Iron M,ehiEsss mach ssn,sJ
WIN wrought machinery inside weigh; zach ahoo ~
y ponnds A lair pace will b. gtvrS aad pai fo by ~
OF teos Il sre Addrrss Msehias," :hi, oter n,Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

&c NJ. z. Thompson, Architect and Builder office
No Wall street prepared furnish Plans and Supernend
the Erection of Buildings Residence No 90 Clinton place
where he may De IL the evening. mil 3taw3n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

Commercial Circular Foreign Letter
Office 63s " Observation-Disclosures will be forward
sd 10 London Liverpool Hayfe, South America est In
dies and all other foreign ports he earliest conveyance
THE. COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR deroted 10 tiuan
ca aud Commercial information OF every de5cnpuon pu
lished twice week Monday and 1hursdav mournss Al
s. r anuum or cents per single number Merchants will
ind this one OF ths valuable publications Of the day
10 w
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-18
ST. PAUL's LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The Corner Stone Of this Church will be laid with
Religious and Masonic solemnities, tomorrow
Tuesday the 18th instant The Rev. John
Morris, ID. d., Of Baltimore, will deliver the AID.
dress, and be assisted in the Services by several Iu
theran and other Ministers.
The Procession will be formed at the City Hall
at 2 O'Clock The Mayor and Aljerman's Hall and
Council Chamber have been kindly granted for the
occasion.
The Reverend Clergy, Members Of Congress, cti-
zens and strangers, are respectfully invited TO join
the Procession, and unite in participating in thecere-
mony OF the occasion.
Should the weather prove unfsvorable, the cere
monies will be deferred until the first fair day ber.
after.
A collection will be taken up to aid in the cree
ton Of the Church ed'hce
The Marine Band viii b. in attendance
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-18
Approved, June 10, 1874.
PUBLIc-No. i9. |

AN ACT making appropriation for the support OF
insane persons in the District Of Columbia and for
other purposes.
tires ofhs United States II america IN Congress
the same is hereby, appropriated, out of any unsp-
clothing and medical treatment of the insane pau
pers of the District of Columbia for the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, one thousand eight hundred
and lorty- five Propidsd, That the amount paid for
each person shall not exceed four dollars per week
find provided further That the Marshal Of the Distc,
Of Columbia be- and he is hereby authorized 10
maintain al Baltimore some otber suitable lunatc
asylum, all such lunatc persons, who are paupcrs,
as are confined IN the lunatic asylum at Bslti-
more by order Of Congress, are in the jails OF
Washington and Alexandra counties, and all such
as may hereafter be committed as lunatcs by order
OF the Circuit Criminal Courts, they being pau
pers Of said District OF Columbia, and their support
being legally cbargesbe thereto, and that he pay the
expenses OF their removal and of their maintenance
IN such asylum he may select, and be allowed ior
the same IN the settlement Of his accounts at the
Treasury OF the United States.
Sec. 2. .ind be II further enacted That the Commits
soner OF Public Buildings be directed TO allow the
Medical Faculty Of the Columbia College District
OF Columbia to occupy the insane hospital with the
adjoining grounds, situated N the Judiciary Square
in Washington, for the purposes of 81 ndrmary for
medical instruction and for scientific purposes on
condition that they shall give satisfactory security to
keep the said building in repair and return IT, with
the grounds, TO the Government, IN good condition
as they now in, whenever required 10 do So
Approved, June Is, lSi4.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-18
IpuRIIc-No. III

AN ACT To authorize the issuing OF patents Tor GER
tain la nds in the ST. Augustine land district IN Flo
rida the sales Of which were not regularly re-
ported.
BE il enaeed by the Senate aud House Of Representa-.
tires Of the Uni ed States Of .4Herica la Congress
Died. That all where il shall appear, to the
satisfaction OF the Commissioner of the General Land
Office that individuals had applied TO John e. Clel-
and late receiver at st Augustine, in Florida, while
acting receiver for the entry OF any of the lands in
that district and had made payment to him therefor,
as required by aw, and where said Cieland failed To
furnish the usual evidence of such payments To the
register of the land office Aforesaid and To make the
usual returns thereof To the General Land Office,
such individuals shall be entitled receive patents
for such entries where the lands applied for by them
have not since been sold but If sold the money paid
by them may be applied to the purchace oi any other
land in that distTc, subject TO entry at private sale
Provided That this snall only apply 10 those cases
where evidence that such Application was made, Is
now in the General Land Office
Approved June Is, 1874.