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We have received from Bangs, Brother & Co. the
recent issues Of Bohns Libraries, comprising new
volume of GIBBONS Decline and Fail, MARCO PoLos
Trarels an The East, SouTHEYs edition of COrpers
Works, Vol. vi, and wArsoS's translation of Keno
DlOH's ARaJasis.
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A Poetry Book for Children contains a well-chosen
selection Of poetcal pieces adapted the young and
illustrated by numerous engravings. ID. Appleton
* Co
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ships-vermont Bsrusby Bristo master; Malay, Huehn
con, Melbourne H. Williams; s. s. Bishop; Sherman, Phil
a1etptis 4. Ennis Co Orphsus (Br) Shilling Bremen,
H. Muller & Gosinsi VIM. Tell, BOany HAVE. Boyd
Hnckeu.
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DATRIOTIC LlNE.-New Line of NEW
YORK sud LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line viii b.

composed OF the following and splendid ships W.:
coo tuns burden Capt d. II. Truman.
WEBSTER. 1850 tuns SsrSss. C.pt J. b Esrr.nss
oRIENT..........2ooot uns burden...Cspt Geo. Hui
The shove vesseis have been recently bait and the
Artest and substantial In the trade
They commanded BY Of experiences and ability fhs
sreonmodatiors superior and every exsron win
made promote the comfort Of passease and the
baes Of shippen f0 freight OF passage apply 70
sPOtYORD TfLESTON Co, No 80 Broadway.
Assss Ia LivGposl-T. 0RfMsHAw ca, No ~ 9vrv~
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Arrived.

sehr j. r Watson. Jones' Georgetown, d. C., diys with
srain to Johnson SlsiGht -
sch r. L. keley. Kelley Virginia Oysters. bound to New
Eaytn.
The bark Paul Bogg Diner reported below In hs NOR
irs edition Shields efro she having nrsVed
at this port N the sd ult.
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n)dter Cure.

THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offers the best accommodations for pursuing the
treatment the winter, and terms RESPONSIBLE a. ciso
where Address O. H. WELLISGrOS, No
No l7s 18th " New York.
NEW YORK CITY WATER-CUgE No l7s llh st. cor
Of Unveis y-plsce
WATER-C URE, corner of 6th-av. and 3Srh-st
w DR. 5uEW anlies with Dr. TAYLOR 10 the large
ccmmodous esahshr1snt fer the Fall and Nntef PA
TENTS ADD BOAROEBS received at reasonable rstss-
Outdoor practice promptly attended to
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......DycgNsl
Cleared this Forenoon.

Brirs-Tbos Lawrence dan Uh, Port su Prince fsaeh
MsncAe Lady Of the Lake (Br Hi Bermuda Middist'n
Co -
scbrs-Fna Lewis Washington VI. Backweod; Abs,
simmons, WiimirEton F. POWELL Mani issett, Brown Sa-
vsnpsb Scranton a rallman; Amanda Clifford stsm"ood
BhrIellstske, c. z. J. Peters. -.
Bnk-yetery, Bssse,t, Yves; Coast Of Afiies
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Ship Bsvsris (pkt Bailey Havre 50 days with nass snd
Sa5 paset gers to VIM. Whfock IT. Nov g. lat 90 IS lons.
Is posed shp with L. in main..opsaiL
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Foreign Ports.

AtPar. 9Th inst brs. Samuel French, Brown Tor Liver
mol dave; 81. Shepard, MsnIDs wts eaIsoi sch g. H.
Tos nsend Rowland from NV York, Ia quarantine.
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NEW WIDF-GAUGE ROUTE fton NEW

IN YORK to ROCHESTER-rte R0CHE5fEh ana
GHNEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD now open and IN CON
nection with the Buffalo, CornRs aud New-fotk .ns Wv
10 hocteGer $1,000.
The Of this together With the supero eo
fort forded BY the wide readers 81 lar no MOST a'
bic between the abovc-nalne cities ~. p.n...
Tssts can be procured the NewYors and Enc hsosd
Tehet 0fce foot Of DsAnest aud at NO j." ~
h Jersey City.
Bssssae CHECKED through. ~.
ter with Dispatch A rnsten desired u .sss,d hstet:
can be obsined BIZ calling upon ne Ssnsra hssnt
TIPphE Erprs.s Freight Agent No. lsS Brssdwsy
s.nSsx j. A REDFfELD. Superintendent
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ARCTIC. Capt. Luce BALTIC, Capt. Conastoes
ADRIATIC.
fhes. have been bt BY contract expressly for Gov
Eyery kGs been taken their
.,on so in the. engines Insure strength and speed and
e accommodations oE unequaed for
and coutor Price Of passage from NewYork to Liverpool 10
6es cabin $3.50; IN second DO, S7j exclusive Of
as.fe state rcors fSj; from Liverpool NewYork 2A
and p. An experienced surgeon attached each shp. No
berth secured unal paid for. -
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Ocean Cleaners, Sc.

LOR CALIFORNIA-NE NETWORK AND
II CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA MICA
RA0UA- Transit Company Of Nicsrasus PLo.
prisfor.1Le splendid double Steamship STAR OF
THE WEST. Capt Turner (2ocO burden will leave
Pr No s. North River at O'clock P NJ precisely, for
PUMA AkENAs on TUESDAY December Y, connecting
with the iayoTfe steamship SIERRA NEVADA. (lTOtans
over the Nicaragua Tsps Route bling but twelve miles Of
aud transportation by carriages These steamers are unsuE
passeo 10 htf ventilation and accommodations For nfOnns
ton or pAs'se sppy only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent,
No. ; Bow lirg Green.
Letter Bss made the office. Letters p cents per halt
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK......Drcrpstt /
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NAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHIL
~ ADELPHlA, from Pier No. North RiveL-Two lDss
daily At 8 A. ~. and P. NJ Morning line ~ 6 A. NJ, By
steamboat JOHN POTTER to SOUTH AABOY, thence By
way places and PhEsdephia tse 81 Express linz
M2P. M By JOHN POTTER 70 AMBOY, thence direct 70
Camden BY cars throurh in Eve hour. Fare 81 Way 40
somnod,,ion and Euigrsnt Line 81 r NJ Fare 81 So En-
Inc M
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NHICAG TO ST. LOUIS
NEsw and only direct open via
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
U. 8. Mail and Express route
Two daily Pspser rrus Sundays excepted leave Ch,ass
(eorner Van Burep and sherman sta
Flrst--St Louis Day Express Sd An
seeond-st Louis Sisht Express . 10 Pm.
Trains Alton 25s miles, without change OF
Or baggage with the companys splendid
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER,
Bsnnns exclusive connection with the Passenger Trains,
through to ST. Louis Us mles) without landing.
TIME FROM CHICAGO TO ST LOUIS lit HOURS.
The Chicago and Mississippi Railroad through Joliet
BLOOMINGTON Sprnzeld and Carlinvile Alton; and the
Travelling Public will At the important advantage d
his AN AIR LINE ROUTE TO ST LOUIS,
Over sny other toue from Chicago % the Southwest
NOTICE.-iMPORTAST CONNECTIONS.
At Altou-COnnecons with daily line packet to Keokus
mailing this the Hannibal Quincy, sec
tuk and Sortheastsen Missouri
A. ST. uS-Connections with frscsss inesof steamer
spr Eew-Oresns And all points Lower Mississippi, ONO
Cumberland Tennessee and Arkansas Rivera; and also with
all points Missouri River, making this tho
Direct route Kansas ard Council elufs.
Chcsxo Augna |. 1854. X. r. MORGAN. Jr., Supt
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.

~ FALL AhhANOEdENI, NOV. y, 1904
Irsrs Lave Nev-Yors for Ss-,Hsvsn, 4 9, lEIl H.
HI II % A. NJ 8 (Ex) as SIS p " For Milford. STRAIT
ford, Fsirheh Southport aud Wesport 7, l9o A. Nj AS
al5rM For Dsrien sud Greenwish, !. % K Nj 49,
4l5,55P NJ; For Stamford, :. Q, (Ex.D ll3o A. NJ; s.
Stations, 7, e.45 1l9o A. as $50 As, SIS, sl5P.M
Connec;ins T-.rs.-Eor Boston, A. ~, (EN1 tP. ",
Nx.:) Fog Hartford and Springfield. Q. Ex) II 80 A. W.
s. NJ (EIl For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Montreal,
SAN tEx.;l For Cana Railroad s. (EI) 1889 A. " FOR
read, A NJ; For Eszsnek Railrosd IA NJ, lex y
FOR DsIbury and Nor~alk Railroad, A Nj 53P. "
Trains TO New Y0rk-TIom Esw-HGveG $50 7. 9JS A. ";
Ito, EI.J 10 Nr An s4P MI From srtdseport, sle,
~, mls ~; ~, lExD 81, lo05 p. NJ Ell s'.a
H1.D From Por Chester, so. st3 1s. 81, u 81 ~
$50, 62s M JAMES H. HOYr. sap't
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ NETWORK sOAERvILLE, Etsr0N. &c Winter
AnaBseroents commencing Nov 90 1885 Lesye Ne y York
FOX Easton BY steamers RED JACKET, and VfONfN3,
from Pier No North River ct A. and 2 NJ, con-
neens Eabchiown with trains the New Jersey Rail
ro.d which leave New York from foot Of CoartIandtst
O. "a n, u N snd4P.M
Fer sonlerve way BY NewJersey Railroad from foot Of
Courtlsndtst cply o. 5 P NJ
ReturrinE Ssye Phipsbus opposs Esstonl O. Is and
g. 20 NJ sad = Somsryile (~sy trslnl st6:35 A. N.
NEW YORK AND ELiZABETHPORT
Leave New York at 2 and 10: ~ A n snd fP. NJ.
Leave Ehzsbethpor II sud et5A NJ rs add s.; ~ p NJ
gTCpNS
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EOR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED The

i UritrS state sisl stsss- hp kElsrONE StAts'
art r. Hsreis, vii lesss PHILADELPHIA Tor sAs ~
HAB. wTbf ESDAY. ose.rhsI6 sc % seioes y
SRI So, Siesrsk- - In tate Of GEDb ~ Etl
le,ve - itose tue losing w DVE>DAY Ageulsie Ns".
York SCRANTON TALLMAS, No. 10 Old Slip Sh-fe
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fegal Notices.
N PURSIANCE OF an order of the SURROGATE q

the County Of New notice hereby gwen to all per
sons hayins claims against THOMAS HALEY late Of the CITY
New-York builder. dsceassd, To present. tho wh
vouchers thereof the bscrbeY tho Office Of Isaac Ford
No ll6 Elizabeth -, Ia the City OF NewYork. before
the twenty fourth day Of January ueA-Dsted NsSfsrt.
the tw entiesL day ofJHly, 1874
SARAH A. HALEY HseeathG
fy21 IawenFs BY CHAS r. HALEY.
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Urn pooos.

NLOAKS! CLOAKSn CL0AKS !!!-'ibO.
" BULPGS No ST. Bro.sEsy. re-Peeto invites re q
Of .1ier inspirations sa1 u.nufsfn-- 0' %
urrseut sessol. tumyrslrg q tns % OF
TEN THOTsASD CLpAK-
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the sarrogate q

the County Of NewYork, notice Il hereby given To al
pen,ons having claims against ANN v GILLESPIE, late d
tho City OF New York deceived 20 preeu the with the
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber al his Office No. 81 Am
corner Of Nassaust IN the City Of New York bsors
seventh day Of January nsxt-Dafed Now YORK, tho
ix 1nsusniiss - DANIEL RANsHAW Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of

II ~ hSOANtI OF All OTuff Oh inc SuffoSatS vi
the County u NewYork Notice her,by gwen 70 all per-
.ons hayir claims ssan.t HEZEKIAH LYON ate Of City
OF New York Sea Captain deceased present the
with vouchers thereof 70 the Subscribers the Office "
THOMSON PRICE No y Wsterst, ia the City Of New
York before the Eleventh day OF December next
Dated New York the 9Th day OF June, 1854
sTEPhES LYON Administrator
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16

IF merchandise and passengers between the Atlantic and
Pacific ports OF the United States aforesaid that the
egsjer sha be solely used for said steamboat vessel
that shall be sold en otherwise disposed OF to
any other comp ny, person peisons and that Ill case
sth sleanbo.i or vessel sh Il be sold. lost otherwise
prevented from re uining the United States, the SAID
register shall within six months thereafter, II preserved,
be returned 10 he collector Of the who issued IL
or 10 e treasury for cancellation and a lure 10
ply with any Of he dons aforesaid, forfeiture shall
accrue 10 the UDed States OF the entire penal sum named
in said bond TO be enforced any competent jurisdiction,
and the Outstanding register shall be null and void.
SEC. , iMt he II iR,facr eH0ct@t lhat whenever the
officer 10 whom said rcgser had been issued shall
BE the president Of said company, register which
may have been issued in his name shall be VOID ana
visions Of this act.
Sac 4. Ant be Il trt6ep e7aced, That before issuing
any register aforesaid it shall be proved to the satlsfac-
lion Of The Secretary OF the Treasury that the steamboat
vessel for which the register is to issue shall have been
Luli and equipped wholly i, the United Sates and said
steamboats, aud vessels SHALL in all respects, be subject to
he laws of the United States in the manner US ves-
sells built wholly and registered by American citizens
Approved ~ June, loJ4
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
DIR. j. Il. DlLLLN

NMI OULD respectfully inform the citizens of FL Dorado
Wv aud the adjoining counties that he still resides il
Union city, his old stand where he will be happy adj
minister prescribe to for any who wisl his
vices. He nothing Of mcreural corrosive
as an internal remedy he pursue the old German method
OF discriminating judging diseases by the Urine, t.
which he has failed to give def lite description Of the
disease HE also proposes 10 describe all
INTERNAL DISEASES
by the pulse In all external diseases he wishes the
patient If those who may have tried their family Phys
eians, and they have failed to relieve teIn will call him
that III most they would entire satisfaction
ss in the following diseases he has had unparalleled
in nervous affections affections Of the liver dyspepsia
febri diseases IN their various types, peursy asthma
coughs, colds, etc.
lACIPlENT CONSUMPTION,
rheumatism fits, do cancers white swelines ulcers
of all kinds, fstn Piles diseases of the Spleen ntestines
and kidneys Obstuctions of the urine organs all kinds
of Female Diseases if certificates were Of any account
he could obtain those Of hundreds who has realized spc
unparalleled benefit and relief by taking his Medicine not
only III attacks, but diseases Of long stand np which
has perhaps bseu lingering and preyng upon the vas for
months and perhaps years All those who may have occa
sion seek the aid Of Physician would do well to give
him call and and test the matter for themselves He
is tied down old notion fine spun theories but the
ores, prnc pies and remedies which he has found by dill
gent study and close adherancc to the laws of human
pature experiance aud practice be ecacious and n-
be wheu in the power of medicine, aud all he asks is for
bis practice TO be precated in dance merits
he knows the systems iwhether of medicine any other
science must stand fall by the effects they produce
Call and see for yourseves
1San Union City, Feb o. 1854
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
Public, No. O.
AN ACT confirming certain land claims in Louisiana, in
The RaSIOn rlnnt.

Be enacttd tie Naote AMI House Ct Rprnentatice
Of the Gn1sd tates IF 1zaerica in CHgreS~ aSssa6'rd
That such of the claims entered in the report ted t,-
tieh OF July, eighteen hundred and hiy wo OF the reg
lister aud Monroe, Louisiana III their op
ought 10 be confirmed accord ng he principles recog-
nsed in the ac of Congress OF The third March, eigh
hund ed and loryone, pursuant 10 which The SAID report
made, be- and ihe hereby, confirmed iur The
and under the limitations referred i'll The opn-
ions OF The sad officers.
SIC. = .4~ihe hfnrther enacted, That the confirmation
by This act shall ony operate REIMBURSEMENT The
part Of the United STATES, and shall iecl the right of
adverse claimants the same lands preye judi
cla decision i'll regard 10 the same and upon the end
ton the General Land Office Of proper plat Of survey
duly approved by the surveyor general for any c0nIaH
by this acl, the Commis shall patent
be issued, if satisfied that The is confirmed and
veyed according to the true intent Of this Procuica
That If in any claim confirmed by this act
actually located prior 10 the third of March, eighteen
hundred and itiyone location of the shall be
made he prejudice OF any actual settler but such hoa
ing claim may be localed any public lands the
Ouachila district which there may be sting pre-
empon olher valid claim, uHdtr such regulations
may be prescribed by the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office.
Approved 20 June 1854.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
uAvuuEiUWN liOTEL.
MAIN STREET. GEORGETOWN,

MAIN STREET.. GEORGETOWN,
f. II OLuS TE'AD, Proprietor.
FETlE proprietor of this Hotel would respectfully call
the attention Of the citizens OF Georgetown 8id thu
Public generally to the
SCpHElOK ACCOMMODATIONS
which he prepared to furnish all who may favor
MIN witA call tia'rg lately etulisLcd and renovated
he entire establishments III all its departments in lyle
superior to any o1let house III the mountains he el>
hacnt .. being able oender satisfaction the
flstilious.
IHE GADLE viii ever be supplied with all the sub
siaAtas AMI dchccics c the and the BAR will al
ways be furnished with the choicest nes Cigars and
Liquors.
As- The stage for Sacramento via Coloma and Spanish
Fiat departs from this louise daily rendering great con
yeniencc to tie travelling public.
''"" '"'"V'. l''m''y 2>fh III 3mpdl
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
Public No. 90
AN ACT to authorize the of registers vessels
owned by the Accessory Transit COMPANY"

Public, No. 90.
AN ACT to authorize the issue of registers 10 vessels
owned by the Accessory Transit COMPANY"
Be cH0cte6 by tie >eHate un UJae W Representatives.
Qt tie UAiteI Suites IF Anrica in CongrelS daStml{e
That the Secretary of The TreaSur, be- and he is herby
authorized registers to be issued in the
the president Of he Accessory Transit C0mpan,." in
corp0laled under charter from the State of Nicaragua
for The einbuS vessels owned BY said company and
eniI ed in The transportation Of merchandise and pas
senges between the Atlantic and Pac c ports Of The
United States, through The the
aforesaid Pr0r"ira That before the granting of Il regis
ter for any steamboat vessel owned by said company
To be employed aforesaid The president of said
pauy to be- employed aforesaid, the president of said
company shall swear affirm that the said steamboat
vessel is owned by said company that all the offices and
at least Gwo-thrds of the czens OF the United
States not the subjects OF any foreign prince
that all the officers and directors of said
pany citizens of he United States, and that wohrds
OF the - ck Of said company is owned by citizens ui the
United States: which oath or affirmation shall be deemed
sufficient, without requiring The oath or affirmation of any
other person in crested concerned in said steamboat
vessel Ahd Pfu0ded father, That register issued
der this shall continue in force year and longer
unless the president of the company aforesaid shall
within year the date of the register make anew
the oath affirmation aforesaid and The collector Of the
customs shall certify the date of Sal-lenewed Oalh or al
aforesaid and The cOllcc Of The shall
certify the date of sd-,enewt oath affirmation on The
back of said register, viii shall continue force for
one wear tro sad date, and the her affirmation NAV
be so renewed and The endorsement made each
and hereafter and the register shall continue
in force accordingly.
SEC 2 Anl be u fa,fher eaaced That before granting
a register to steamboat vessel owned by lhe
pany aforesaid the president hereOf SHALL together with
surecs, 10 the SiactiOu Of the collector
the customs, by whom, under the direction OF the Secre
tay of the Treasury the register may be issued become
bound to the United States in the Of twenty five
thousand dollars with condition that the steamboat or
vessel shall bs solely employed in the transportation
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
[Pnblic. No. col

AN ACT to enable the President of the United States TO
fulfil The thd article oi the treaty between the United
SAFES and the Mexican republic of the thirtielh Of
December, thuusand eight hundred and iy-three,
amended bi the Senate of the United States.
Be eaacte bg tie >ent amt HoUSe IF Representatives.
7 Me LAite2 states f Aatr'cd IN CbnyresS assembled,
Tht the sum Of millions Of dollars be, and the
hereby appropriated, of any money in the treasury
uot otherwise appropriated, enable the President of the
Unicd States fulfil the >pulal ion i'll the third article
Of the treaty between 1he United states and the Mexican
r,,ubl c. Of The 1hilteh of December one thousand
eight hndle ed and y-hte subsequently amended BY
HE Senate of he United Siaes Of which said sum OF
zen ill Of dollars, millions are to be paid on
the exchange OF the Publications of said treaty. and the
remaining three millions Ms the boundary line
shall be surveyed, marked and established.
APPROVED June - 1894.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16

GEoKGETowN.

ALW4Y, STARKTVEATHER g. CO., Pro,uictors
FENL !Oprctors ot this extensive Hotel take pleasure in
& announcing their pauons and the travelling public
eAely, tbt their House still open for the reception of
boads.s ana Travellers. Having ltely mproyedlt with
GOOD BEDS & BEDDING,
ueat and airy Bed hoolus, aud Private Rooms for the &C.
conrnodutioA OF Ladies and Families
Inc 1.AHLA is furnished with the best inthe market
"hie t1e b1R contains good assortment Of Liz UORS
and SEGA Rs.
In Addition s stable Tor the accommodation Of Horses
and Teams The stage, for Sacromcno City arrive anu
depart fon this House every day rendering great
uieice 10 the travelling public. JOHN ALWAl,
j. NJ. STARAWETIlER,
''
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
Public, No. 81

AN ACT to reimburse the Common Council Of New
York city, eXpen lures made for the first regiment OF
New York volunteers
BE it rn0ctd5 tile Nenote and Mum Of Representatives
IF the LhitfI State~ Of A'neytca in empress a~wAteJ
That the Secretary Of War; the settlement and adjust
(under the act of Congress Of June second eig
hundred and forty eight o the claims of the common
council Of New York for expenditures made in gan zng
Transporting, colhing and sub-stpg he first regiment
of New York volunteers, commanded by olone Waid b.
Burnett, prior 10 he mus erlng of said regiment into The
service OF the United States, shall be authorized and
qued allow such Of those claims may by support ed
b, satisfactory vouchers, showing that such expenditure
had been fairly made, and necessary and proper for
The service, notwithstanding that such vouch rs may be
informal and detective for want Of parfcuaritv /'io0 =
ded, That the amount allowed shall exceed three
thousand six hundred and seveniytwo dollars aud ninety
cents.
Approved 20 June, 1854.
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H1gY{sYY,',

SITUATED on riErY NIL. OPPOSITE couT HOUSE,
COLoAA.
sse, TIE Propieors take great pleasure in
n ing thaIks 70 he public for the Increased patsonigt
sks excnded to tior house, and promise that it shall
A---+~-a noi so unrewaided.
The table, which is .ldor the personal management of
Of the propretos, will always be supplied wi,h the
best the comfy affords
The House has bedrooms and parlors well furnished
with everything necessary Tor convenience aud comfort.
here Is "a good stable AMI Wagon yard attached
MARCIlANl " CRGChEk,
~ IGOpRlEToRS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-16
/ Public, No. 2f.1

AN ACT TO authorize the selection of school districts in
lieu of the sixteenth sections within the twelve miles
square reservation State Of Alabama.
BE enacted by tie Sente 0hd Uouse Qf Representatives.
Of tie Lnited >tate ot Aaperic in Compress a~S'0Lf
That the school commissioners Of township six south
range easf townships five and SIX south, range wU
eas, and townships five aud six south, range three east
Huntsville district, Alabama, be, and The are hereby
au horzed select Respectively by legal Subdivisions
from any of the surveyed public lands ,he quantity
lny be, contained in the sixteenth sections OF said
townships, within the twelve miles square reservation ;
which selections upon being approved by the Secretary
of the Interior shall be holden by The tenure aud
upon the terms for the support of schools IN such
townships, the sections numbered SIXTEEN within he
said reservation. would have BEEN had Treaty slpu
tion made other disposition thereof.
Approved I'D June, Is 4.