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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
CAIJFORNIA-rO FOR LON0 VOYAGES

CALIFORNIA; FOR LOSo VOYAGES
y AT EA-Psrsous going to Cshfornls viii ind
Gootwns Patent Fine Cut Tobacco very desirable nce
on for he but Tor ssls ss free from all
impurities that would ure IL 10 warm ciimste within
the i've yess this Tobacco has been taken to nearly al
paris II the world aud IN has ever become uuht
FOR 10 reisn s moisture and nsyof and
become mody 10 any climate for hires yezs Persons
sending goods California will find this the best article Of
Tobacco .h ship It pressed and put up In small
packsges thereby syodng 0uehs the expense usually a.
lending he shipping Of ordinary hne cut tobacco Manu-
factursd and for sale by
~ i'm y GOODWIN BROTHER, is5 souh-st.
CAIIFORNIA -TOREs-Wholes and Retail
- -EdwNd,s Celebrated Egg Powders, ye stable
compound being substitute for In ali Kinds N cahes
and butter puddinss shilling pschsse Is equal to "A ,gss
sud impsrs a richer favor
F.sei CO of Jaws cofas-A 81 cent bottls will make -
cups ard will keep 10 climate for any sngh OF time.
conans Patent Yeast recommended by the most srien
tic The country the hsahiesg article ever used
for raising bread Or pastry
large assortment u teas, old wines and
liquors pickles. sauces spices soap aud candies Bologna
ssussges. smoked meas huits of all Ands, cigars pre-
served and sadlss 10 TN maccslopi, yern
celli, ssgo root, tspiocs &c All goods carefully
pscTed aud sent any of the city free OF expense, by
il8 u GAsSSER YOUsG 1872 Chsihamst
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lnwinr nnemher.


Ros-r,s Of Souh sctus,- Ri Pr-sSss' H.ar Cevs'nd
of Pvuasst Ne Prsso-nf " Bucs Of 90, Treasurer
Gree Of at Gree sck SAF
Pror3~ace frsi Mate lease Nrkesson o.
Ps~fucke Sond Mate Rchsnsson. Coose psnl Jenks
JoAnson. Jsmes Sh. John Nocn Ala Rssnolss lonr
Frrenso Wan. Spencer M~. JNsn G-apersn. ktrs
Rake Thoss NcCorct Naih Saster Hiram Carer
-ou.8 ioh- Hofton Geog- Huns- Dsvs Perry hram
Fern Boan-y Tho- Ssuns- iss efce hsrv.s h1een
Clst-sn. Nn n ChEce Abrr >ears sn1 Wa
Hs~s, Of Psstlcsets foan Red Lev Ns1-y ocsfsh A.
,as fs-. Psg- Lea1t-r Burt Pau Derer kohm f-.cle
>,.r Ch..e 1oaai LAnaert Jeremiah R-ysot. A. A.
sr.w. CAasJ RAr5a1 F~ss Fh. Jno Aksoa " Wa sa-Paft
- Pss.cs sAr.g E.6-s Of Valley Fs.i Ssih ssefsrtcu
IA p,,siosou Wa Aleu Hotsce Aus-a, sam Le nsfi
r Rar.-. Thos ke~e j.. MCCary Of C-atrs fss, Esef'
Geo W -. Le~s FA-s frslc- hrt
H. ke. cf Bsck.ous l8-- Cay Of Scgcestsr Nso1
~ s-hs-t Luther W Fisa.r Ouia P-rrl Jr of thonf
-. Co.. AN~a Tsyor OF Oneyvd-. Loan N.se ".of
49, ~, Araoii of Wco-so.si. s4nire CsPoa Lrcls
,-.t.-. I-onars S--koas Wa Psrsols OF f4rtst
y, y,.or. P.. R-hoaote Ber sh q Jehnsas he e-f
H. rhr.,oh@f simmer Of Att>oonclsni "-epe apps o.
Cumecrls0s. =.
By the schooner John Alyne, from New Bedford
18th jan: ~, 49,. ,,,.,,, ro-,,.,,
-. p-,.r.l Fsrhsveu cspisf1. b~sl bqafre iho.-s
g. -, r.rr, Js.p-r W Bailey, la B.Nnstn isa - ~
y-s,-. cr.oo c-ors- Hal Bsttus bss-f 'sn~s 49,.
H.Sr, Res.ton L-ss, Wat Pa'9 Ma s." @ 49,
D, D,,,s He,si,-s .-s q >sw s-stra >nna-ss S
80 ct. g,,-- w-.frots Joan >ngnra saz9-i avs ~
eto.ts c. .ra.h- vL,- TFefton fT-it N!e fan'--i "
Br-c- B1.ton. NNm ID Alca Pocassstt
Cr- Three divorces were granted oy tne 81
preme Judicial Court Boston on Aondsy last Two
l., A,it - for das4rtian
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no pAHENr. WHO ARE LEAVING FOR CALI

rI'O PARENTS WHO ARE LEAVING FOR CALL
1 FORNlA-Those who have cn'idren, snd srs desifous
securing them good home during their absence, are
hereby nouhsd that limited number will be received by
geutemsn hi, family and be educated 10 his family
schOo-th- number not 10 exceed thy snd uncer 10 I'M
mediae charge The location 10 very healthy, ard within
vo hours ride Of New ork City The expense, including
board, tuition. cOlhng &c tuO extra chgge) $500 per
annum, payable wlh.n one year Address J w New
York Cit, 6l5ts
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AClOTbINt-O over 81 ~ wort

y Of Winter ard SUMNER Cohng 70 be sold st hsf the
usisl prices Aso large assortment of gents and boys
fne clohirg Al prices han ofsred before and
more than 500 pieces Of fashionable goods which will be
made 90 order 10 sye that cannot be surpassed al
NANDERBlLTs N Msdel- are and ls2 Csna-sL Plesse
favor with cal snc you Will not Be disappointed.
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SHOW CASES AND sA.sHEs.

:, HOW CASES AND sisaEs o. every csschPron
> made order. Also, SLOW Csses Always on hs1t and
%, = 81 -. !. De n'aa'1A 51oaA T. so1Ea - ss..s,
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ii God An sHiced with he Piles should without delay
cslsts7 Roosevet.t FOR DlrCHErrs Celebrated Spsn-
i.h Specific Tor lhs u the Piles Il has cured thou
.snds IN h. city Of the h-edng snd blind p-s lts sso
s1d al lOl Faton 8 SO Broscwsy, S85 Grsndst tS
Hutsonst Thousand. bless the Gay they heard OF the
soAnsh spec for Tho u he pes Get hesh, aud
th.r .f.rt Nr California no 81.
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Rz ,ha .chooner yohu AIlyne, from New sediOrd.

Cr- Three divorces were granted by the "a
preme Jgdicisl Court al Boston on Aondsy iss '"0
ter sdvltrcy and ore !or dessrton.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

Al our annual charter election held on the llth Of
December, lsss, the following officers were duly
ell ctsd
JACOB BECKWITH, Pres't JAMES STUART, Secretary
WM STUARr Vice Pres't A. y. WBIGHr, Treasurer
C0HHcilnca.
d o French j. Woodruff r. smith,
l. sullman D. Mason. WIN Durham.
C. Adkins, 6. Bates. q. IA Baker
STEPHEN BATES, President
Cerfsco Dec l3 lSi-
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GENERAL NOTICES.

CT Fowler, & Wells, Phrenoiogists and
Publishers, CnniOc HsI. l5l Noss1-sA Gear No rGs
~ Carbart's Meiedeons.-In-s n-se o-a4iiial f.of
In-tru 20 1scy celcorsec sy DC oOlsoei " AD
GER me cate maker ls sfosdwsy who sppo'nsf sole
sg-u. for the naluf.ozrers dS~
~ ~Wnter-Cure.-o1. IAALL receives pal>no a. nis
rootous ci.y esso ishmerL - Lsst anc a. Oysi,r
g.v r uh-r- AID extensive o1l1trKs are o-irs (
er-r-d TIE Summer term VIII commeore Aprn j. O1.-
49, pr.estcs sreccec 70. COrsgltargus - II In
~ Liouid Hair Dye-BarcHELoEs i1sisntsreous
riait Il ne ses arI.cs nc word for ehangicg red
r.y nxf 10 n.1rz biscs brown color without n1ry
70 n- h1r skn Persons wishing tie best article y ne
uarxe snOalc cal BArCHELORs nan1'1csOFy, ~sl-st
of No = Gear Broadway Copy tt- srdrrss. az TTksv
SHOW CASES AND sasHES.
SHOW CASES AND sksHEs o. every cescrrtion
- Il. -. A-.-a IA q. karA
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WELLS & KIRK,
Wholesale Dealers Ia
FISH.
Packages put up expressly for the csyornls msfset
WAIT WILLS
Isrfmr ROBERT KIRK.
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EhIEnRNIAnEPnr. N

CALIFORNIA DEPOT, ~ PLArr-Sr-A new
y Cod WASHER Just brought out s sres for hand horse
or steam power Il s he invention of an old miner OF many
years practice warranted 10 wash ten tines the quantity
OF earth separating hs goc ierefom of any other mschine
patented Aso picks msuocks cro~bsrs, drils. ehses
ares ard variety OF other oOs suitable TO the Pscsr
All person. going California should call and see l3flw
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Department ofrhe Interior, &C.

Of Toe Iroune'
WASHINGTON, Monday FEB II
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CAIIFnRNIA sTArIONRRY.-An extensive

assortment of usefl Stationery Nc put up 10 lots IN
suit persons bound or Caii'ornis
Companies wtO going oul vii nnt u 70 their stvsn-
lsse % cal and purchase u BELL GOULD.
- ~ fis Nssssu-st Tribune Buildings
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CallfnInla Emigrants.

By the brig Emily Bourne, from New bediora REQ q
Gsors- Stockhrcse. Joushsn Ho~sntr OF Ns~
pace Of Jones and Liacon ~ho rearned Joan p
Deans Bsck~y OF New Bedford James sArnans o t-l.
printed Joshua Bsaou, Jas Blc>e Aa JANIS
ssrusoy.
BY the velssco. from Boston. 18Th inst the " MARIA
ssn.et, Trading and Mining CO. consisting OF the fo'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

ERRsH rgAS-pns Hysoa, Young Hysoa, and 90
rsssG b tnOl oA0oo1R Youno. - chshan'2
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WANTS.
DARrNER wANrED-s, Ire propne

DARTNER WANTED-B, ihe proprietor of esh
II d rsmic Ps3tinss vach have rscerty rrv-t c ths
eity from Europe ser-th-y have ~orks
of .r-pair.et ~ the c-ebrst-d srrs hesss
aod soaton Of Pss. great cost Thee. re afses'
pirtur-s ever painted esnvss ard ~ost urdountecy
prove v4yy ar,.cuv- and pr abe In ~ es-rent %
H., crurtry The propresor wisees paD~r -nh from
A. 40 10 a. ss 10 fac its- ther exhibitor Re-reoce
% ch.r.ctrr H hes- palnss spt spy rth-t nscrusroc
By .pp'yinx - c A ~ rresne O-ee sistnx
vhsr- irserview can oe bad ~ -
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NNANrED-A ycauS man no hss for ihs pas, yesrs
w been Engaged sa-smaa ard hoos keeper 10 100 q
the zrs--s villages Haison Nsev ~sses 10 secure
ssnsion ssmsn 10 scot ard slGrssh'us ~aoe
sale 'lcbirs hcase ~her- sar ecmocosacco VIII oe
Allowed 'or ard og customers hal eae be oca3eo
hroosh kis rfaeuc- Ne produce ihs beet ~ ~fef
e1ces snd hss cue extensive scqssnisrce IN n1sness
u-rl Al cormanic,cors addressed 10 Trade" st tD
o.ce b-for- rhn rsdsyl vii recelve anenloc. w VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

DLANk BDUhs PAFkk AND 5TATIDNAkY =
ID bsnx BOOKS - every aind asLc made order.
um- ooOss for contractors nsn1fscr1f-rs sne Others
4 bo u for .ockes divsons, unions tect DC kc Dsly
Ocrcs and norsrc1m oooas n ysrOgs and sy
corznrz space Tor making or2rdums for ever cay
Il ne year FRANCIS LOUrREL,
y Asrufser1fng stztopera n MAIDEN Lane
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@ fowIers 81 Wells, Phrenolosists and
publi.bers. Cnnloc Hsl- l5l Nssss1-sl Gear ne rGs
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cARD-The subscribers take this opportunity of re-
"A turning thanks their friends, customers and the pub
lie generally for their kind patrons heretofore bestowed
and hope by close attention business sparng no pains
please and having of the best and most fashonaby
selected stocks of goots low prices merit continue
ance OF patronage.
We have removed from old stand to a few doom
above-to much larger aud handsomely fitted up.
where will spare no pains whatever TO please all who
may favor with CALI AS prices they shall be such
that object 10 them.
We have Just received from the importers 80 dozen
Baou's ladies' and genemen's French kid gloves (war
ranted such, shall keep but the best,) OF all
varieties of colors.
Also complete assortment of umbrellas.
Having large stock, will sell McCurdy's best slip
pers at 10 cents to ST..
Chdrens black, blue coored bronze and green gaters
lasting and morocco, for 62 cents.
Ladies' gaer shoes, black, bronze, and coored. Tor
cents.
Ladies' velvet slippers, 81 cents.
All other variety of styles and prices to suit the times 10
not forgethe store, but call at
A. HOOVER 81 SONS
Opposite Browns Hotel, door Jackson ~ Broher
Penn. avenue, 9th and 7h sts
P. S. For Inauguration BallLadies and gentlemen who
intend attending the ball will do we'll to call, as we hav,
the largest assortment of ladies' and genenens white KID
gloves Warranted FreDch) that be found in the city
also white satin and kid slippers, and CATER boots
Mar 2-eod6tsf
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From. our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE March ls-5 p. m.
Appointments anf-ssmouah Fire depart
neni payade-Popasr mil explosions. -E"giish mats -
The markets, &c.
The pated appointments and removals from office
city the general topic of conversation, and
the merits claims, and qualifications OF the various app
cants freely canvassed. Rumors OF various kinds
are to every and If umor is correct those
who are obnoxious wing citizens claim TO have
the assn of the appointment However, few days
will the rest, and he whohas the most friends
at court will doubtless be successful The present in
cumbents preparing to leave at moments notice re-
quired.
Our remen are talking of parade OF the fire depart
ment similar to the triennla parade at Philadelphia
learn that Beays powder mill. about seven miles from
the city, on York road again blown up this morn
ing being the third poson in the course OF the last i've
wears Fortunately no was hurt however--he exPio
sion having place from some unknown cause during
the absence of the Workmen
The steamer America arrived at Boston yesterday morn
ing, consequently the English mails win feach a'h"s
morrow morning
The MARkErs.-In the Baltimore market TINS morning.
but little done in four the quotations remain at
last sales, wiz 81 s7A for Howard street some wheat
selling 1903 IOS for good to prime red we nave
sale also OF fair white at l0S cts
Very little selling, the market quite bare Small
transactions SO 81 cents for yellow ana 20 cents LOT
white No sales oats
Whskey is without change since yesterday.
AT New York, this morning, the flour market was dull
and in Of buyers Sales OF bbs western brands
at SIS 50 a IS 62A Genesee held at 30 IS; southern
SIS 81 a SIS 49, Small sales of corn meal So 81 and
rye -four SO 81 50 Al Wheat is steady Sales of Gene
see at 1876 cents aud red do liz lis cents Corn
dropping Sales of 1900 bushels at 81 cents for Mixed
81 for yellow Oats. 80 AZ cents for south
ern and northern.
Provisions quiet sales 200 bbls pork $40 $40 81 for
mess, 80 81 for prime. Beef $l4 western green hams
Sales of lard in bbls 81 81 cents Talow 81
cents Rice 81 n 81 cents-small sales.
Cotton is m-saes of 400 bales, and 500 yesterday at
Ito cent per ID advance under the steamers news.
Whskey is selling at Is 23s cents per gallon.
The steamers private advces correspond with the pub
shed account.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIm s.-Messrs. ELDREDGF
"A PLATT, and STEWART late of WALL now of Wi.
liam street. New York, have extended branch OF their
office to Washington for transaction OF public business
will be under the constant charge OF one of their num-
ber-Chares H. Stewart, legal gentleman OF thirty
years experience in his profession and eleven in adj
OF public claims As guaranty 10 the confidence
OF the public, Mr.. Stewart has been favored with the es
monias of officers of the general government and other
public gentlemen, before whom his advocacy lay showing
his skill in preparing his cases. his great diligence, know
edge of business tact OF advocacy and uniform success
Ii would not be becoming here alude further those,
but Edredge Piatt and Stewart solicit persons who re.
que the transaction of public business peruse their cir
cular with these testimonials loot and they will find thar
higher passports confidence be presented nor
better guaranty for success be reasonably demanded
Without entering into detail Eldredge, Pat and Stew
will attend public business of every nature in Wash
ington, and, through their Office in New York. to business
city also Their charges will be moderate and pro.
arranged For attention they pledge their established char
acte with the habits of life matued in business and ad
vocacy assuring those who may try them that what their
testimonials done Tor others they will do for them
and that they will always be found at their post this city
well during the the slttings OF Congress.
ELDREDGE, PLATT, * STEWART
Office in Washington AT the house OF John Mason IT,
esq. northwest of and 18th Streets in New York
40 William street. first floor.
G1-Crculars of Z. P. u S. be had application
either office.
Dec. 6-d3ms
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American Hotel.

Broadway corner of Barclay street, NfC York.
THE propetors, TABER IL BAGLEY, ctfully an
nounce their friends and the public that they have
leased this wellknown hotel, and have made many i'm
portant Improvements and repairs. new and splendid
ladies' ordinary will be completed, also additional
Broadway.
pressly their order. 1t is their determination
make it of the best and most fashionable for
the travelling public that be found in this country.
Its situation unsurpassed being directly in front of the
Park and Fountain where the Croton is continually play
ing cooling and refreshing the air also within short dis
lance of the steamboat and railroad landings.
The tables will all times be bountully supplied with
the deicaces of the season. and their wines and liquors,
having been selected with great care, cannot fail to give
satisfaction.
ton, merit the support and confidence the public.
JOB TABER, Boston
JAMES BAGLEY, Philadelphia
NEW YORK, Feb. rs, 1919.
MARI Al .
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DONNAVAN'H

Grand Serial Original Panorama Of MEXICO,
EXHIBITING ut Pennsylvania Hall, Pennsy lvania
T. avenue, Immediately opposite Browns Hotel 1t
900 feet OF and deineaes all the points
interest the pursued by the chief divisions
of the American army in Mexico under Generals Taylor
and Scott the cities, towns batteields, and scenery OF
the country.
1t is respectfully announced that this highly popular and
interesting work of art, exhibited during the past six
than 100000 persons, who with accord pronounced
it the most comprehensive and finished panorama ever
will open, above, in the entire and beautiful hall,
on Tuesday evening, February IL.
Tickets of admission SO children half price For
particulars see programmes.
Feb. q
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The correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot of last
ming adds new victims to the tablets of prescription He
specifies five other officers who are 10 be removed
He reports, ALSO that Mr.. James Wilson, member from
New Hampshire, (who would have not only the Union,
but the universe dissolved rather than yield up the Will
mot Proviso0 is to be appointed governor of the Terri
tory of Minnesota; MIR. c. Hudson, of Massachusetts,
naval officer at the port of Boston, foreign mission is
be rendered 10 distinguished wing statesman in
North Carolina &c. Time will test the correctness Of
these predictions.
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ENROM LondoD.-The Table Talk of Martin L a'
translated by Hazlili, vol London. ISIS price o. d
Berngton's Literary History of the Middle Ages
ume, 81.
Mltons Prose Works, vols, So
Life of Cardinal WolseY by Gait, vol, 81 ,.o tram.
Guizots History of the English Revolution OF Io'o' ~
lated by Hazu, l vol, 81. q,
Wheatley on the Book of Common Prayer, vol, 81
Marguerite de Valos, by Alexander Dumas, vol, si
SchegePs Philosophy OF History, vol, 81.
The Autobiography of Goethe, l vol 81.
Sheridan's Dramatic Works and Life. vol, 81. - IL,
Memoirs OF Count Grammont and the Court OF Onan"
the Second vol, 81. 80
Miscellaneous Works of Rev. Robert Hall, vol, 81 .,
Sismondi's Literature of the South of Europe vos
The above of the best styles of library volumes n
paper and large type, in good bindings Just mPou"
from London direct by FRANCK TAYLoh
Mar 10
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TINSPECIAL CARD.-Mrs. GARRET ANDERSON will
Il from this date sell reduced price her stock of Music,
80 to compete with any Music dealer in the District.
Mrs Anderson's stock of Music is now, and very large
assortment of the latest and best published and
posed generally OF selections from the best authors.
New Music received every few days and orders for Mu-
sic and Musical Instruments promptly attended to-
Music and Stationery Store between 18th and lth
streets, Pennsylvania avenue. Feb I5-1md
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New Series-No IL
Circular Instructions to Collectors and other Ocers
the Customs.
JOHN G. CAMP, Secretary.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
March 9, 1919.
The particular attention of collectors and officers of
the customs is called the subjoned of Congress- APP
proved 81 March, lS49 entitled An act to extend the pro-
visions of all laws in force relating the carriage of
ssenpers merchant vessels and the regulation thereof"
On examination of this act, it will be perceived, that,
with certain notifications mentioned it extends the pro-
visions lays referred all vessels bound from
asy port in the United States any port place in the
Pacific ocean, its tributaries or from any such port
place. port IN the United States or on the Atlantic
or its tributaries"
Your attention is called the modification OF the 4th
section the of the l7h May. ISiS o provide for
the ventilation Of passenger vessels and for other pur-
poses and also the amendment of the act of 22d Feb
ruary lSl7 $40 regulate the carriage of passengers in
m erchant vessels"
The instructions issued by the department under former
laws on this subject, under dates of 9Th March and 18th
Nav Isi7 and 9th June, 1913, be pursued the
enforcement of this far applicable its pro-
visions. w. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
"An extend the provisions of all laws in force
relating to the carriage of passengers in merchant ves
sells, and the regulation thereof
Be enacted Senate aud House Of Representation of
the United States Of Am0ica IN Congre assembted That
all vessels bound from any port in the United States any
port or place in the Pacific ocean or on its tributaries or
from any such port to port in the United States
visions all the laws force relating the carriage
of passengers in merchant vessels sailing and from for
section OF the Ac provide for the ventilation Of passen.
ger vessels and for other purposes approved May seven
teenb, eighteen hundred and forty-egh relating to
visions, water and fuel but and of all
such vessels shall in all furnish to each the
daily supply of therein mentioned and they shall
furnish, the passengers furnish for themselves
sufficient supply Of good and wholesome food and in
they shall fail do shall provide unwhoesome
unsuitable provisions they shall be subject the penal
provided in said fourth section, in the passengers
put on short allowance of water provisions
"Skc q Ama be further enacted That the entitled
An act to regulate the carriage OF passengers in merchant
vessels approved February twenty eighteon hun
be so a re-
passing through the tropics shall be allowed carry
the number of vessels that do not
the tropics.
SEC g. And be it further enacted, That this shall
take effect and after the fifteenth day of March, eighteen
hundred and fortynine"
APPROVED, March 3, 1919
DEPARTMENT STATE,
March, 3, lS49.
Tho above is true copy of the original roll.
W. S. DERRICK, c. G.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

UNITED
March 10, 1919.
an the petition Of William Steele, OF New York,
" praying for the extension of patent granted to said
William Steele, for improvement in making brushes,
years from the expiration of said patent which
takes place the 18th day of August, lSi9:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office the LIST Monday in August next, at IL o'clock M;
and all persons notified to appear and show if
any they have why said petition ought not to be granted
Ordered Also that this notice be published in the Unon
Globe and National Demokra, Washington Republican
Argus Baltinore; Pennsylvanian, Philadelphia; Post,
Pittsburg True Sun, New York Post and Times Bos-
Gazette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; week
for three successive weeks previous to the l Monday in
August next -
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p SEdiors OF the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper contain
ing this notice Mar ll-law3w
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or Mr. c. w JAMES. No harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio
general travelling age the western States assisted
Smith, j. T. cent # O. smith, Frederick j. Hawse Jshn
w ARMSTRONG ,asen Taylor, NJ Stevenson Ramsey,
Perrin LoobSs
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