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hru 9pnrftpreiltn Rprettuetr Srps,
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Gde ppn Yra, nnp GcncprSltrlEt
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Pub 81.
AN ACT making appropriations for the expenses Of col
lectng the from customs

AN ACT making appropriations for the expenses of COL
lecting the revenue from customs
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
United ates Of America Congress assembled That there be-
and hereby h appropriated for the expenses of collecting
the revenue from for each half year. the sum of
one million eight hundred thousand dollars payable out
Of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropria
ted together with such may be received from
storage, drayage and labor for said half year
SEC. g. And be further endcnd, That from and after
the said first day Of July, eighteen hundred and fifty
eight all and parts Of laws which authorize the
payment Of the expenses any portion Of the expenses
of collecting the from customs to any port
ports on the Pacific Coast of the United States of the
accrung before the paid into the Treas
ury shall bo, and hereby are, repealed. -
Snc g. And be further enacted, That the Secretary Of
the Treasury shall report at the next session Congress
plan and estimates for reducing the expenses of the
collection Of the revenue in accordance with the general
recommendations Of his last annual report
SIC T. Ind be further enacted That the Secretary of
the Treasury be- and he IL hereby authorized at his dis
creton discontinue all ports Of delivery the
received at each Of which does not amount to the Of
ten thousand dollars.
SIC. s. And be further mqded, That collector
of the customs, deputy collector naval officer deputy
naval officer surveyor deputy surveyor general ap-
praser superintendent Of warehouses; appraisers shall
receive compensation than twenty five percent
greater paid 70 the officers and persons engaged
in smd services at the port Of New York Proad that
this section shall not be construed to increase the
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~ 2. CULVER, (srccKsson 70 D. s I,ysoS. DRUG.

~ T. CULVER, (SrccEssoR 70 D. s. Dyson, DRUG
VI eist and Aposeary pcnnsyvaus and 12
Washington d. Having thoroughly renovated and hed
up Scc with entire swd fresh strk Of ss AND ME
a Washngton
city 6 CONSTANTLY keeping hand tho very bSt sad
freshest articles = Drugs Medicines in compromising their
scrons To invalid every caution ecnry well ds
patch dlng all prescriptions orders wAA which ty kindly
favor me, either by day or night $500
My stock AZ FANCY T0 EP r1(3S cGnssans ~ TX
tracts for the handkerchief ogcs, Pomades s for Ny ar Hair
Powders
Brushes and Brushes formonncs Perfume Bottles Of
Style all cf which combsets, superior
this market, siA "a
the above have hani shall constantly keep
AND CHINA 1pf Er
ANprABlE WARE by The lcci or in sets, which
special attention.
HnrI SODA WATER Nia.i .tIfa4 q
Dispensed the thirsty fnshog at hours OF The ly
10
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Public Sc.

AN ACT making appropriations for the transportation
of the United States mail by steamers and other
wise during the fiscal year ending the thrtieth of
June, eighteen hundred and fifty nine.
BE enacted By the Senate and Hous Of Rpresent ipes of The
Unled Sats Of Amaa Congress assembled, That the fol-
lowing sums be and the hereby appropriated
to he paid out Of any money in the treasury other
wise appropriated for the year ending the threth of
June, eighteen hundred and fifty nine: il
For transportation of tho mails from New York to Lv
erpoo and back, three hundred and ortysx thousand
five hundred dollars and It is hereby provided that there
be paid to the Post Office Department out of said appro
priaton such may be required to procure the
transportation Of the mails from New York to Liverpool
and back such days the Collins line may fail to
take them from New York
For transportation of the mails from New York to
New Orleans, Charleston, Savannah Havana and Cha
gres and back, two hundred and sixty-one thousand
dollars.
For transportation CT the mails from Panama to Cali
fora and Oregon and back three hundred and twenty
eight thousand three hundred and fifty dollars.
For transportation of tho mails between San Francisco
California, and Olympia Washington Territory one hun
dred and twenty-five Thousand Ave hundred dollars
For transportation of the mails Pugets Sound,
twenty two thousand four hundred dollars. VA E
SEc 2. Asd b further asoced, That there be paid to
the Post Office Department, out of the appropriation Of
three hundred and ortysx thousand Ave hundred dol
lars granted by the first section of the act of third March,
eighteen hundred md hftyseven "for transportation
Of the mails from New York to Liverpool and back
the of sixteen thousand hundred and fifty
seven dollars and seventy cents for five outward trips
from New York to Liverpool to Wit on fourteenth Feb
ruary and eleventh April eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, and thirteenth February thirteenth March, and
tenth April eighteen hundred and fifty eight when the
Collins line failed to perform service; and that the
further Of thirty five thousand dollars or so much
thereof may he necessary be paid 10 the Post Once
Department out of the appropriation aforesaid to enable
the Postmaster General TO procure the transportation Of
the mails from New York TO liverpool and back on the
twenty fourth April the eighth and twenty second MAY
and the fifth and nineteenth June eighteen hundred and
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Pub: SO.

AN ACT making appropriations for the service of the
Post Office Department during the fiscal year ending
the thireth Of June eighteen hundred and fifty nine.
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
United States Of Anza IN Congress assembled That the fol-
lowing sums be, and the hereby, appropriated
for the service of the Post Office Department for the year
ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and fifty
nine out of moneys In the treasury arising from the
of the said department. in conformity to the
act Of the second Of July eighteen hundred and thirty
six s lts4a le4 Hflt aret
For transportation of the mails, Qnland ten millions
hundred and forty Thousand five hundred and TWEEN
ty dollars st949A afa q
For compensation to postmastcrs two millions three
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars
For ship, steamboat, and way letters twenty thousand
dollars. a
For Wrapping paper fifty five thousand dollars
For office furniture in the post Offices, five thousand
dollars.
For advertising, eighty-fve thousand dollars.
For mail-bags, sixty-five thousand dollars.
For blanks, and paper for the sane hundred and
twenty-five thv,.sand dollars. utI
For mail locks, keys, and stamps fifteen thousand dol
lars.
+ For mail deprcdatons and special agents. seventy
thousand dollars. a.t
For clerks in the offices of postmasers eight hundred
and fifty thousand dollars
For postage stamps and stamped envelopes, hum
dred Thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items one hundred and eighty
thousand dollars.
Sn 2. And be further enacted That If the revenues Of
the Post Office Department shall be insufficient to meet
the appropriations Of this act then the of three mil
lions five hundred thousand dollars, much thereof
may bc necessary be- and the is hereby, appro
prated to be paid out Of money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated TO supply deficiencies IN the
Of the Post Office Department for the year ending
the thirtcth of June, eighteen hundred and tynine.
Approved IA June 1858.
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T,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL ARTS
II or THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BAL1I
u,RE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ..a


summer arraaye,. na ,caA greatly t~froosd shsdslcs
Three through run daily Except Sunday
from washington fpr the West, AZ follows
H., The CINCINNATI EXPRESS MAIL starts ut $40, al
,Ing engcs breakfast al Relay House. Washington
acton before proceeding This
an and connects the Ohio river, H. with
| Ohio train Tor Gnc.nnati points
rsarhiup Cincinnati Al II, 80, n. next day.
., TilE GREAT cTNCINNAT s LOUIS EXPRESS
vs Washecn fiDciudng Sunday at 80 m reaching Cn
nn., D. M aud connecting directly with Express
Tn FOR LOUSY Cairo the Southwest aud 81 Louis
as te ZINE Washington Cincinnati only 26 hours
Il laas only ~ hours - =
C AGO and NORTw EstN EXPRESS leaves (cxcept Saturday
ana sunday colnecng NJ Washington Junction Bal
more leaving TO- On Sunday night the
n win this the 80 train from Washington
10 view the grand the road daylight take the
bl5 m $50, M, train from Washington. ssaf
Northw Virginia
Jake p For all points ON the Marietta Railroad ako
tn .
The western Washington Baltimore
these trains direct
ole that the travelling public and every
the Baltimore and
under this Through checks I
quarters every other possible facility viii be found upon this
Way passengsrs for the
road l leave Washington follows NIL points
Ipgtou Junction by 10,
connect Frederick train take the 30, p train
tickets d all kinds baggage cheeks and further information
appy 70 TfCH H. PARSONS, Agent, y
''' Or at the ticket Office, Washington
~ Master Of Tfansportasion
H. NJ COLE, ai
General Ticket Agent
p,t,JxoRs Nav g. 1858
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NEORE TO RE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
v eat nssdem by Kings Emperors whatY Why,

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Because hs ornament himself provided for ali
Reader although may bloom brightly in the glowing
sparkling the teeth be hnse Of pearl the
bsrefs q s covsvlng The h. be snrled and
half her charms Prof Woods Hair Restorative used
hreo times week VII restore and psmsDensy secure y
the Is the celebrated pianist Thaibesg tA'
NEW Yosx, April 10, 1858
pK,a se Per,s express you obligations
ms my arrival the United States was rapdy becoming
but upon caon d your Flair Restorative
iGyen,Ion quite cdncacious a wsil a agreeable. Al
a am, dear sir, yoars, truly
aDryoh AZ Gwyliedydet,a N
WEIGH Newspaper once, 1a Nassau street. April 49, 1868
pRop o. j. wooD Dear sir month ago
bottle Of your Hair Restorative and wife, who
concluded to try her hair little thinking the time tat
would gray original color but her well
surpse after few weeks trial. has performed that wonder
M by turning all the hairs TO dark brown At the same
time hckenng the hair strongly recommend the
CHARLES GARDEN. A
NKw Yoak, July 25 1897
PRoy wooD couadenOs do recommend your Hair Re
being tho most c3cacoas article ever Since
using your Restorative hair and whkers which
that applications them
dandruG and unpleasant itching
among persons who perspire freely J. g. KILBY
years hair commenced falling of
turning gray fast becoming bald and had tried
c commenced using restorative IN Janu
a up grow ou blaok AT
this time fully restored 10 It's original COLOR health and appear
aud cheerfuly recOmmennd its all. H. HOES
CGcAao, If May !, 1857.
Restorative put up bottles Sizes large,
dunn aud small the small holds half pint rstas
proportion han The small reAh for dollars bottle the large
holds quart, forty per cent more In proportion and re.aa for
great New York Wire Railing Establishment and ia Market street
a Louis, Mo-
And sold BY good Druggists Fancy Goods
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.

N0TICE.--By virtue of deed Of trust, made and
dated the 2sth day of February 1864 and
recorded Iiber j. A. g. M 81 fo0s 20, 27 2S o the
land records Of the county q Washington in the District Of Comba
shall to sell the premises Monday the 2is day Of
situated the city of Washington c. and known
d No. 348 fronting 1th
Pennsylvania avenue and running back the Of
said together with the improvements which good three
story brick House, containing eleven and cellar including nc
+ asa 8
Terms 81 cash hand the residue In equal namens
years the purchaser give notes for deferred
payments bearing interest fom the day OF sale deed given and
deed trust taken All the Of the purchaser
the compiled with days the SALE
trustee tho right 70 resell the property at the risk and cost
the first purchaser by advertising the three times ia the
National Inseligencer. JOHN r. ENNIS, Trustee.
June I'D A. GREEN, Auconoer
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fifty eight ii the Collins line should fail to perform

fifty eight il the Collins line should fail to perform ser
vios ON those days. i ashlt ts4sl n. i u
sEc g. Asd6sa further sssctsd That the following sums
be- and the hereby appropriated for the servce
of the Post O7ce Department for the year ending the
thixtis a juno eighteen hundred and Ryntns out OF
any msaey In the treasury arising from the revenues o
ssd department In conformity to the sc Of the second
OF July eighteen hundred and thirty six: tiA
For transportation Of the mails from New Yprk, by
Southampton Cowes to Havre two hundred and thirty
thousand dollars.
For transportation of the malls between Chareson and
Havana, Hfty Thousand dollars fss,f U t, 6s.
For transportation of the mails the lsthmus OF
Panama, one hundred thousand dollars.
Ssc A. And Be further esaaad That IT shall not be
lawful for the Postmaster General To make amy steAmshp
other contract for carrying the mails on the ses or
a longer period than two year, for any other oonl-
pensason than the aud inland Posages on the ma'h
30 transported a.,
/ S.c S. Aad Be Il further enacted Qhn the PostAnbster
Ge0sral b. snd he Is hershy authoa 70 fsause tths.
mails to be transported between the Unit States and
any foreign port ports by steamship, allowing end
paying therefor out Of any money IN tho Treasury not
Otherwise appropriated Il by m Americas vessel ths seA
and United Stat inland posage, and u by any foreign
vessel the postage only, on the malls 70 conveyed
Provided that the preference shall always he given to
American foreign steamship when departing from
the same polt for the destination, within three
days of each other.
Approved IA june 1868. ~taaausab t ga
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Pub IS.

AN ACT in relation to courts and the holding Of the
terms thereof in the several Territories in the United
States 49,,
Be il enacted By The Snae and House Of Representatives, Of
The Und States of america Congress asseaUi That the
Judges Of the supreme court of each Territory of the
United States hereby authorized to hold court within
their respective districts in the counties wherein by the
laws Of said Territories courts have been may be
tabed for the purpose of hearing and determining all
matters and causes, except those in which the United
States is party Propdd That the expenses thereof
such courts may be held and the United States shall in
be chargeable herewith.
Approved IA June 1853. M
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Eight hnes or ssa make advertisements exact
proportion and all
thrice week viii be charged ~
aier the first Advertisements
notices. double
ths foregoing rates.
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compenstion u any officer Of the customs Of any per
son engaged ~ THO collection thereof. "a s9 FH
Approved ~ June. 1858 ~ j. tf.'+ tf..t & siil ~ Z

AN ACT makg an appropriation for the compilation Of
the nahtaz0 road frum Astoria tn Salem, IN Oregon
Territory ihs. ti fai el .i Gsis Z 4
BE IL essA6 ~ ~ &s,ot aud Hue Of Representatives g
the UfaAd ,&sin*<f Au~aa Qgyes sssssbd, That thS
of this1E teaaand dollars ESQ, ,0OO) b. and ths
is hersbys sppsated for the completioa Of tho
military road fn Astos to Sslsm, To be completed
der the direction al the Secretary of War. asi
Approved IA June 1888. ,e alga la a. hattl s.i la
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