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wind sufficient to carry hstes Of fire. and pieces Of
burning wood sososs Lake Roakonk sna, which, We
vere csedibiy informed, wss the case. Fire va
aleo, in two three pl.ces but two OF three
miles east Of Suffolk. At Ysph SAX. slso there was
a considerable tract burnt over TIE Orisnt il now
engine and has been in use bu. Q few months, aud
was supposed be perfectly safe, bu, the spa-k-sr-
reeser wss burnt through, which ought not to have
been the Gaze in so short tune.
The Phenix oil and candle factory, ct Brooklyn.
which was announced in yesterdays paper as being
consumed by Are, we learn was only partially de-
soyed The factory by far the largest in the CnIted
States, and the various buildings cover some fifteen
lo's Of ground. The buildings in which we're the
noet expensive parts Of their machinery, were not in
the slightest degree injured and. as the Company was
insured for upward Of 800 o0o and the loss probably
less than $50 ooo the Ere viii not result In anything
more than g temporary suspension Of the manufac
turing of candies They will probably be in opera
ton sgsin in the ,ourse of two or three weeks.
James Aymsr, Justice Of the Peace OF the Eastern
District e.d a. his residence IN Lome.st Mr. AynG wa
elected Police Justice the sst snss election bui owing
defect in the Act Of Constellation cid rot procure hs
seat
DEAD BODY OF An INFANT FOUND IN A TRUNK -
Coroner Rsdeps yesterday held inquest upon the rsnyas
Of an infant three moetns deceased which ~s found
thai had been le the % r. keyssr the
OF Furmsn ard Doughty Thee months snes.
called the and left the trunkssns thst he
be back minutes He returned and the
trpnk placed In and dsturbed untu few
when attention eted to Il from the stencil
from its vicinity On being opened tbs tecompoed
bcey OF infant frnd 10 small COMA covered over
with piece Of cloth Beside pair OF shoes .na
towel verdict OF desh from unknown rendered
BuRGLARr.-On Sunday afternoon the house Of
Mr. VIM Il. Morris 10 y.yst catered daros the tempo
r.ry absence of the sy sad robbed Of silver vsusd
ct about $50 Several valuable pieces OF urnaie de-
.troysd the application OF mmes in opening the diswe
No detection.
ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-Ths police Of the con-
sods.d city arrested twenty persons Sunday for drunk
zoo sighting.
ATTEMPT TO BREAK OPEN CHURCH Yesterday
sernoon Sergeant Doughty and Officer vemsr Of the rar
fsenh ard arrested tao boys usm d George LNdse and
BeDy Baird whom they h 10 the act Of breathing open
the roon Presbye,an church Of and
S-nIh n incLed
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CITY ITEMS.

GfRNAs OPERA AT NIsLo's se~ tsnor, Herr
Upsb, will sppear to night for the fret tirne in Der
P,si'ehsfs. OF his merits wo cannot speak no. hay
ing beard him.
The wobSrous weird music Of Der Preisehu.z re-
quires the sk Of German orchestra used to rsnisr
ing il. As such, we commend tbs. under the con-
troll Of Mr. Ungber, oertsinly one Of the most solid
musicians in this country.
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SUPREME C0Uar-0EsERAL TERN-MARca
The arg ume Dt ON the question Of taxation OF costs
on extend the Bowery concluded Nj Dillon counsd
for opening cohtesdng that the xsoD 10 nsh Will. the
contrary msnialsd by nsss Dodge ADD soyea Dsei-
sion reserved. The Court then Adjourned till oh april
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ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-Ths police Of the con-
ebIe,s sighting.
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ATTTNPT TO BREAK OPEN CHURCH Yesterday
afternoon, Sergeant oovshty and Officer Veneer OF the rar
tenth Ward arrested boys d George L.dse and
BeBy Baird whom they ht 10 the act Of breathing open
vety the Presbyterian church Of sixth and
South Fourthsts. They were locked up.
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LRARY & Co., Art Hatters and Vendors to Cen
uemen Stores Aston House, Broadway, NY
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BLAKE's PATENT FIRE. PROOF PAINT, No. ll9
Pearls-see under head Of Paints.
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o.. s. DISTRICT coURr-sAacH a5-B.fOrs Judge HAIL.
Alexander Miller AIT the Ship snow Sluu

Alexander Miller agt the Ship snow squsu
By the osner OF the causl bost Loodoa, to recover
oil 500 alleged amount Of damage recsived b the
she lay at pier the Sropsyn al, ~
the Robert Maybe. which YVES towing tae see 70
berth Al Brooklyn 9Th August 1856, tn, said stssmtas nn
cor having been wholly tnder tho d"eon OF the p"o
OF the chip This deneo sad the injury alleged sWs
the fault Of boss boad tue cana boat shs
sDd sskej Cd and out OF ne way
which they might have don, Argument was heard
TRIAL FOR CONTRIBUTING.
The trisl OF Brown on the above charge, was oon-
tinus6. 1t will probably be concluded today.
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Administering the recent arrivals In town, we
L.. Souo


At the IRvISG HovsE-The Hon Hardy. Concord, n H.;
Col W b. Ne vton. st. Psnls, Min the Rev s. 81 Bliss
Detroi,; Major o. Green, Philstelpei. Dinsmo.e,
A. ZsAskie New jersey; the hon Bsier Msinei 8. B
K.bdiick Losao.port. the hon Preston Nd d. Can
dolfo, Mexico; Capt Joha Chase, Portsmouth, n. Ii.
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FIRE.-A fire broke out on Sunday morning in the
variety store of John Eagan, No. ~ Montgomery st.
jersey City, which was damaged to the amount OF
about 500. Insured for $3.50 in the Commercial
Insurance Company. The family Of Mr. Eagsn
esc.ped safely, but with difficulty, from tho
second story windows.
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BuRGLARr.-On Sunday afternoon the house OF
Wm r. Morris 10 Jay catered durios the tenpo
.ry absence of the sm, sad robbed OF svsr~rs ID
about 80 Several valuable pieces OF furnsais we're de-
roysd BY the application OF mmiss opening the ds~e
No detection.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-MAreu q.

In the case OF Councimaa Kerrisan duplicated By
thu Cocues after tbs fact In alton 20
the death OF Poole, and bous up on hsbsss e,pus "a az
for her WA done this Mr. Nah, he coanss ap
p..red rur,uant I, tho adjournment The probsbhy H. 90
understand that having since the Issuing q tbs srt bees al
nlitd 20 ball hsbea corpus respects lin viii BE- With
drawn
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ARREST OF YouyG BURGLARS. - -Four German
boys between the sDd II years. were ys't.idsy
BY officer Kemp Of the Fifth Nsrd ehssed with break
nr toto new building arthe Of 5eseh snd Hu1son
with intent to steal e.d pipe, brass faucets raey had
them hich their plunder bat bsore 50
caring any they surprised and eiourd BY the officer
Justic. Con ly committed them for tial.
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Before Judge 5tossoN


John PendN Ton EuplIo osuuo y OV"1Vs"I
Plaintiff clsims to be due 10 him from said Com
p.ny ga A interest on eco for sussotss work
done for Townsend end that there due TO hor.es
Apd VS. for services Treasurer Of the Compsny 5000.
winch assigned plaintiff Suit broushs TO fecover tho
amount In defense 1t il deaied that the Company ar. tn
sebted in said amount The AssLt Treasurer and others
awe testimony II said b, latter hs the only eshook
kept OF the concerns tbs Compsoy far &C he vas
one by MI Shelton The Pfesdett which ws private book
Of biz end hept In biz sce 10 wslst money wop na
TO MI by different persons the yard; Of than nsst
have Lept cssh book aud witness not tnow III d'nt toow
that ali the money through his hands; the sppestoa
of Or Towne1d be furnished brown stone or four hoa'es
In send. Brooklyn made BY fieod OF VIZ PsndIe'eu
and Mr. Shelton caused the esmses to Do msfs.
and N. contract tai en- at each Thsrs other
points Of testimony Sealed verdict Fer plaintiffs Mesms
tssfed and ThsJsr for defendants m.'ar' ssn'fa ana
Bra
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SUPERIOR COURT MARCH 2s-Before Judge CANpBELs
on. g.irehild IN and o.hsnl

Mr.. Faircf lid was some years ago sileut o utner,
II 1. alleged OF SAMUEL Bonner Jr Nc obt,ia-d jais
ms sssns defendants mercsnle hoase in n e~n osns,
for about $3.50 NJ soce dead and Mr. FsIroeiA
claims TO have pur all the Of Mr. iacud
ina ard binss su TO r,eoverit He usht 20
the contested shown however that ~
had not oDy purchases assets hut that he wss psfae
Verdict for plaintiff 10 amount For plaintiff Mr.. Hills; fr
defendant Mr. A. .. Williams
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DISEASED Pork PoR SAUsAGEs.-SomoApiy CON-
paas to the Mayor tina. he bought pork last week of
Cole Il Williamson, No. 81 West Washington
Market, and on taking the meat home found 1t to
he diseased. He says that he called upon Cole q
Williamson about it, =" and was told by them to take
it to one of the oring butchers in sad Market
(which complainant did do who would eceigs 1t at
five cents per pound, and axe ssusages OF it. even
though It was bad and unhesthy.' somebody
manife sting q wholesome regard Tor the health OF
saussec-lovers, hopes tina. the Clerk Of Washington
Market will look ont for these follows.
DEAD CALVES FOR SALE Health WARREN Of
the Third Ward, Thomas Munroe swesTs that ne
found in Washington Market yesterday morning, in
the possession Of John J. KiPp, Richard K Moore,
ard Samuel s. Colby fifteen dead calves which
"were offered for sale in said market the said calves
"being unfit for use on account Of age ana deiri-
mental to bealh" The sellers Of dead calves were
arrested, and gave bail in $500.
PAY YOUR Pos,AGE.-t csrnot be too often said
that after the lst of April al letter pos e ss. be
raid in odranoe. Letters notpsd will 10. be sent at s.
Extract Of letter from b. Slater, Agent OF the
New.York Ksnsas League:
ST. LOUIS. March 20. 1855.
GEORGE WALTER, Esq.-Dear SIR Zoe weather
has been cold for day or two past In conseque,
the river 10 falling. Emlsrsnts from all the Free
Sts,.s Are arriving 10 large numbers daily. Oae or
two steamers leave daily. Tor ksns.s, loaded win 81.
tbty car taxa List evening the Australia leff wtn
over 900. 10 day the Sonora ESQ., and EdiahurS WIN
upUard 81 500
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SUDDEN DTATH An uDk no sn Frenchmap, about
yes Of fell dead in Mercer s. yesterday afternoon. q.
pposed from fit Of spoplxy His rensns ts<en %
Eighth Wand station House whers inquest ~A be held
upon tht N.
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FATAL AccIDEsr.-On Saturday last a msu was
killed between Dobbs' Ferry and Tarytown, on the
Hudson River Railroad, So the .rair was going be-
tween Ne~-York and Albany. He was not recog-
nized. He was intoxicated at the time.
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PAY YOUR PosraoE.-It csrnot be too often said
that after the lst Of April al letter o' &c rasss Be
raid in Advance. Letters notpsd will 10. be sent at all
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The BERGEN ExPLesIos On Saturday night
Emil Brehm the third victim of the explosion ia Bsr-
gen on Wednesday, died of ais injuries.
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The Board Of Aldermen dispatched large amount
Of ordinary business last evening. Tho Connis-
soper Of Repairs and Supplies reported that the cost
Of removing the ruins of the new City III or old
Aim House in The Park amounted to Sc so7 25, aud
gave 81 psges of the details with the names OF tue
laboren, &c. The number Of mon employed on diff
ferent days the entire job was 3, l29 number Of
dsys' work 6,224a. This measure, it will be rsmen-
bered was resorted to for the purpose Of relieving
the condition of portion of the N,g-York poor.
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PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF CITY HALL PLANS -
The Committee of Repsirs and Supplies of the Board
of Coupclmen will be in the Council Chamber at the
CITY Hall to day at oclo * P. NJ to meet all who
may be disposed to examine the different plans sub
mite for compel ton by the different Architects Of
the City, including those presented few days since
by Messrs. Gilbert Jackson and H. L. Stuart. The
public are invited to be in attendance.
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FOREIGN RECRUITING IN NEw-YoRK-The U. ).
District. Attorney, we understand has received In
fol alton that there arrangement in this CITY
and Brooklyn, with British agent, to enlist men Tor
the service of Great Britain, aud that number had
actually been enlisted but since the publication OF
the letter of the District, Attorney to the u s. Mar
sba, they have been disbsnded, and the agent on
Saturday left the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-27

james Aymr Justice Of the Peace Of the Eastern
District died a. his residence In Lo;inesst Mr. Ayms
elected Police the lsst election bu owing to
defect in Act Of Consolidation cid rot procure his
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u
~ district In the Slate % alit,rnia
Wnrteas under The ions III the act ~ CorEvs u
March ., 3d. ~ntrd I" An provide for The ssfT
public lands 10 Cni vrnia Ac ths President Of .hs h
Il authorized, ~ such iine snra IN his Judgment m
teresi may 40 aapefntvey rseu,re,
vide the snso u California s.paate srS =
Two nf which di~trcss established under sasd act
ice, dsird 9is March, 1899 whereas the sarss' -
ments have extended IN California far that Tho ecns
The stters and The pabc ntfress require se
three Districts authorized ny me- act ~ The d March, A
sad
Now, therefore, be Il known that under and BY astn
said act nf Congress Of I'd March, 1883 ibe Pfesdsn ~
States has dreced TIM the State Ialttofbn sbs ~ a'
three separate sad drsTict the boundaries 81 wrh arc
viz u
Al that pa II the State. commencing tbs raene "
north oil the tine between townships and sshf " ~
OF Np0' biablr base nss thence running east On tsM
meridian, themes somfh the meridian hoe 10 me ="
townships three and iOur % and ~ north Of said ass ~
eas On seid tine heswsca towsships three spd fo
boundary OF Ihc state, VIII form upfxk bfsrtpt
ONCE for which has been established IT 4arysrins
ssa north is~ d,via,nx so~n~lps twenty sse ws
south, (cs INN standard s'n,) w fesn the ~ sas i
the oAhcr ff wheA ID At bcwis,a a that ussI 81 w.
south Of the ti standard parallel the owKR Disfsisl
tofors ossapixe The oiBae winch u Establishes ~
and Ia view n; ssid .rec'inn The Ffesd.n y -
states, under the Congress sf9ressd, me hpaaeS
larDoned sat. r. future h- regarded ne Afaiis % ~
districts respectively.
Given usd.r hand al the city Of Washington, ne ~
Apsii, A. .. 1888
ny order Of d,e President goBs 8ibsvN a
Commissioner ~ the General LiaA =
Apfh a -iawisw lint s,aSJ
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UnsteA states Fatsns ofn"


IN the petition Of Aiop1o Wnreies and A. r. hhss'ts "A
o. vi e. Waesier aecasssd,l ~ sbe stse u NsN ~ n
EOS the Of gafeat aaat.d Avnto apd ~ -
me Bsh JIay iSat for Improvements y 49,
hnfse powers for driving machinery f5F seven Yes
plrsios ~ uass PATENT watch t~se2 per, ne ~ ="
sJt--
I'll ordered thsi The said petition be hcasd - ~ =
Monday, The Both ~ June matt ~ ~ se'ots y. 4
pcfssns are sot,aed 10 appear ami ~bpw cssSsi -
why sasd petition ou9hf be granted = n
Persons opposing the extension r~qeif~d !" ~ Il
bhce their olecosss, ep.ealis act iofth "a wfitnk -
days before shs DAY o. bearing al testimony hta
be a-sd Al tie ssts hearing be tahes ard ufHnA
with The ral-~ Of The Office, which vth BE- iafh
casioa. - 2
The testimony In ease wsli be eiored an ~ ~ ~,
dispositions, and other papers relied upon a. isslA.
Hl.d In The ONCE before The pessnr ~ mA' ~
mrn'a, II aay wsshsa days fnsfcsitet tsise 4
Ordered n,~o thai ihts 9otirs be panlssfed ~ ~
s.scsr and Evening star, Washington, y W 80 a
cen BALTIMORE PsanEyfvani1Hy fhtisqtipsnAk 1910
American, New f0fk. a week fnf a. - 49,.
n IL snrGhEh
Acting Cosanissienes p |
r. sEaisafs of The above papers will pieass eeH II
their bills 90 the Patent Orrs with paper eentnk
Aprf 10~isvJw
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For his portion of the prize money for cap
turing and taking into the port Of Pas
samaquoddy, in eighteen hundred and
thirteen, the British sloop venturs.~... 2s45 40
To each Of the other persons composing tho
boats crew, scveraiy, or to their legal
representatives, The sum OF thirteen hun
dred and twenty two dollars and seventy
Of said sloop Venture" on satisfactory
proofbeing made 70 the Secretary Of the
their legal Representatives [fndsanite
BY the act for the relief Of Mrs Helen Mackav admins.
a'ss Of Lsa,sn.n. Colonel q, 9a,,a Enc. n.sy late
For the amount OF the receipt Of Captain
William D. NcKisack, dated tho Rrst day
OF May, eighteen hundred and forty
Captain William b. McKIssack for ! SINH
lar amount, dated the fourteenth day Of
August, eighteen hundred and forty
seyeu-. $4,000 90
BY John r. Bowes agent in charge
Of the property Of the United shtes At Michigan City,
in the State Of Indiana and Of Isaac Smith Of the
city of Buffalo, New York.
For all claims Of aaid Bowes against the
United States for services as said agent in
charge Of the property Of tho United
For care aad charrs Of the public prorsrty
at the city Of Buffalo up 70 the thirticth
day Of April, eighteen hundred and fly
three, BY the said Isaac S. Smith, under
the direction Of the Typographical Blu
a52 20
BY the act for hs rsf Of heirs and legal
stves Of Joseph Savage deceased.
For five years fun pay Of surgeons
in the oontinentai line Of the array fthe
revolution, being the full amount Of the
sum due to the said Joseph Savage, de-
ceased, for communication OF hsif-p~y
surgeons mato In the Virginia continental
line Of tho Revolutionary army. lin
defnite,1
By the the relief Of Daniel Seare company for
extra service rendered the Post Office Department Of
United States
b For extra services rendered under the or
ders Of the Post Office Department du-
ring their contract made In eighteen
hundred and thirty 1--we for carrying The
mail on routes numbers nine hundred
and hfty-six nine hundred and ssyenty-
nine, and eleven hondred ana fftv-seven
from Jersey City TO Oswego In Tie State
Of New York, and to allow him pro
rata compensation FOR said extra SER
vice [Inds6nta]
BY the act for the relief Of Charles w Carroll
For compensation and damages for injuries
sustained by him by reason of his wrong
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or as Judge advocate in the regiment in
the Seminole commanded by Col
Alexander b. Bradford less the amount
which has been paid said Dyer for his
services private in said company. $40 43
b. the Joint resolution making appropriation for the
purchase Of territorial libraries
For the purchase Of territorial libraries for
each OF the Territories of Kansas and Ne
braska 5000 90
By the joint resolution making appropriation for the pay
inent Of those entitled the benefits Of resolution Of
tho House OF Representatives OF the United States passed
March third eighteen hundred and ffy-fve voting ex-
ira compensation TO pages, folders, and others.
For the payment Of the voted by the
House of Representatives March tnifd
eighteen hundred and hfty-tive, for the
payment OF pages, folders and other
ployees. lInde6ni,e.
7l,5l4.s57 90
REHABILITATION.
Civil diplomatic and miscellaneous SlT265e29 50
Army fortifcasons Military Academy, 6c l257l4 s6 GA
Indian department, naval, revolutionary,
and other pensions. 445353o 10
Naval service 150i2o9i SO
Post Office Department. l0s46S44 20
Ocean mail service. 35Td45s IS
Texas debt. T750000 90
7l,5T4,357 90
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5000 90

fal arrest and imprisonment - . deserter
from the army Of the United StAt<s..---. 1000 %
By the act for the relief Of Henry s Sanford
For the amount OF the difference between
the salary received BY him a. secretary
Of legation at Paris from the fourteenth
day Of May, eighteen hundred and hfy-
three 10 the twenty second day OF Janu-
ary eighteen hundred and fry four and
q salary Of charge dafAires for the
same period, together with the usual out
fit OF charge dAfaircs. 6,225 81
For necessary clerk hire paid by him while
secretary Of legation at Paris, the further
isitV %
1894 AS
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Cornelius r. Van Ness, deceased.
For services rendered by the said Cornelius
p. Van Ness, in the seizure Of goods inn
ported into the district Of Vermont in
violation Of thelaws Of the United States,
during the years eighteen hundred and
thirteen and eighteen hundred aud four
teen while be collector Of the Gus
toms for said district, and for which ser
vice he did not receive the award proyi-
ded by law In such cases......-.-....... 5000 90
BY the act for the relief Of the widow Of w. Irving
ceased
For the services Of said Irving AZ acting SUI
perintendent Of the Census Department,
in addition to the amount which he has
already received as clerk Of the said de-
partment for and during the same period
that he discharged the duties Of superin-
tsndent Of said Observation-Disclosures. 4es 81
BY the act for the relief Of L. r. Lyon and Dean How
ard, the State Of New York
For the balance due them for constructing
dredging machine ri Whitehall, New
York, under contract entered into the
second day OF November. eighteen hun
bred and ihirty-six; and dredging ma-
chine to be delivered At Monroe, in the
State o. Michigan, by contract entered
into the fifteenth Of October, eighteen
hundred and thirty-six.. a,6lT 81
By the act Cor the relief Of Frederic Vincent administrator
Of James le Gaze, survivor Of lie Gaze AAlet
For advances made to the government Of
the United States in the year seventeen
hundred and eighty-three. As96 50
BY the joint resolution for the settlement Of the claim Of
Don Juan Jesus Vigil, Of New Mexico.
For flock Of sheep seized from him BY
detachment Of troops in the service OF
the United States in the month Of jan
uary, eighteen hundred aud forty-seven;
and to make compensation 10 him for 10
many OF said sheep may hare been
used by said troops or lost to the
owner in consequence Of said seizure 1900 90
By the joint resolution for the relief of &c orgc McCeen
For such bread beans, and pork or bacon,
in barrels, AZ were taken out OF the pos
session Of the said McCerren, in eighteen
hundred and forty-sevcn, by order Of the
commanding officer OF the United States
army in command at Braxos ST. JaGo
and used In the construction Of Fort Har-
ney. Unidentified
BY the joint resolution for the relief Of James Hughes
For such clothing furnished by him
TO company Of volunteers engaged in
the Seminole war, commanded first by
Captain Alexander b. Bradford and af-
forwards by Captain Jesse Mcmahon.
[Inde6nite
BY hs joint resolution for the relief Of Joel Henry Dyer
For the services Of the said Joel Henry Dy-
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By the act for the relief Of Gilbert G. Russell.
For full satisfaction Of all balance OF claims
n and demands Of every description in his
favor against the government Of the Uni
ted States, growing out OF, or in any
manner connected with, the construction
of the fort at Mobile Point in the State