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Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS Excellency, Gov. c. ii. Aorehead, and
IhOs 3 Pas-, Esq, State Aud tyr.
To WN. H. SETTLE, Esq, LnuisvIils, Nv Dear Sir;
We have been and using yOnr ''Vesper Gas -
PERFECTLY satisfied with is utility IL gives
a sOiI liant AMI beautiful light, and perfectly
secure from explosion IL Is very cheap aud eco
nomcal use, aud of far less than ANY other
light. We satisfied that IL Will be ado pied
BY all persons who have not the opportunity of OBJ
tain gas, aId ,llsU u whom gas accessible and
whom cheap in the original OutlLy FOR nx
lures and the continual expense Of burning is
ject-
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Atier Aay Isl, 1860. sol BROAD Wax t'Oo
doors from the 81 NiehoIas Hotel.
The stereoscope IS the iHsrUcise. i'iersstig
ntertainisg asasag, and e1ei.fng of modern inFeh
None are Too vouag, aons too DID, too iHssIIi
gest none aefGcatsd, to ae~ho~iedge lis worth
and beauty.
r. ppIs,sts - yoIr view every part Of the word
in All the relief bof perpeettoe and shdrPHeSs Of
d<saI as II y0d were On the SPIT
PhStogrsDhers are every where exploring Europe,
Asia, AIflca, AnefieI IN s-aFcn or the grand and
tue beautiful, and the reaits Of their Sk are con-
staaIy earichiag stock
We nave "a variety OF paper Views OF
Scenes Paris, London, Eagland, Scpisd Ireland,
Wases france, Beig I'M, Hoi 4ad SitZeranI, ain.
The Kline, Versailles, 81 Cloud, EontaiaebieAu.
Tdieries, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Ainens, The Holy
Land CHINA, India, Crystal Palace, also GrJupe HIS
toricaI, amusing, rrage sceHes, breakfast scenes
pic aGs, srataary, &c An eeYnisits dSsoTtn1eH
Of HIamiaated IaterOrs II Palaces, Churches nd "a
thedraIs oI France, ita.y &c &c The edeet o
these Illuminated views Is most remarkable
EVERY GESTLEAAS REFINED TASTE
should nave IN his drawing room some Of our ez-
qEise ri>cs gLass. with revolving stereOse0pe,
shoxit y, 25, 50 or loo scenes- AoihIns Can be
more natins, afer greater treat
10 Lrisad f0sI1 af Pictus esqae ad tle bsauui
Aath0ny IHStGHtIHeDHs osere0scope Views are the
latest Photographic ysondeT They taken In the
foSteh part II ssoILd, aad every thing matter
Ao1 rapidly may te 5.Ortlg, Is depicted a- Sharply
AMI distinctly a. II h1d perIe.tly At
This gives additional value, for t. the beauties
iu1ainlle II ddds ts cAITn of ife and
ton The process l. discovery Of Oar O~n, and
beng UHkIOB0a EETCps,e We receive from iOudOu
and Paris Large OrIeTs Tor AntnOny's Instantaneous
Views Of nericln lie aud scenery
Among other things We have just pub blIshed Stere-
oscOp.C IiIstrati rs Ut tn scene OI tns FCLTOS
SIKEzT PEAHEI AEEuSsss, IL which ntuy ucaTt- feel
interest. The pITIIculrs Vi this wall be found
il Catalogue
0UK CzTALOGrE Of subjects and prices Will be for
warded TO any address receipt Of a stamp.
Parties At distance sending 81. -, SO, SIS
S29, 50 have = gOfd Iustr IiiIent and sucn
pictures "a they may sequest, sent By EEpreSs-
Views alone, (sItAO-L InsLrumentJ DC seat by
mail.
Parties who wish 10 be advised OF everything real
ly valuable n the line comes nay send
their place oa record, aaI sIu keep them
posted 1T expense
Ma o. LeisHTe will HId 'notOy yTahy most fISci
mating trii zhIlul amusement We are prepared
e. d. out assltealrs ever thing Necessary for
their success L,getnrr with instructions '.HoE
t.ke StereJscOpic P.ctUres.''
z. ANTHONY,
Importer aud Manufacturer of PnOt graphic Ma
terItls, -Ief eoscuIes and StsTeOscOpIc Views.
80 Ier rChauts IT'.In eyery ssctOu Of tLe country
are respectfully invited u make examination Of
our stock discount the will be lib
eru.
To oPrOtographers.-First Glass siereOzeoPie Ne
gaLis
Send BY NIL = print unnlOunted, with price Of Ne
gatIvs. IanI4-4n-
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From Seabury Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes brilliant aud beautiful
light that Is cheap aud pOTtabie aud perfectly safe
The cons tructOn of the Nesper Gas burner and tue
retort i 30 perfectly simple that cannot get out
Of order, nor II explode.
The management oil tue burner Is easily under
stood and requires but little atsatiOn 10 keep
Il clean and IN good order than ordinary gas fixtures
rue hgut produced BY the Vesper Gas We Consider
fuY equal, IN every respect, To any other Kind OF
Gas light. - -
JOHN NJ. sEABUKY,
T.J. ShABURY,
IL. :. PEACH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-25
From Mr.. Alexander FAN, Nashville

Mr.. THOMAS II. TAYLoR-DeAr sir have been
using the Ncsper Gas Lamp sold by you, since Sep
tsInOer ltsI, and perfectly satisfied that II II
one the economical, # nos the most ecvnomi
CAL as wen brilliant lights that can be had lt Is
easily managed, and unnesitttlngly recommend II
to all OF the reach Of gas
ALEXANDER FALL.
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Extra Family Flour
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Burning Fluid.

T,ASsEK,s OIL, sesra on, Lard on cs.i GA
y Il Laseed Oil for sale AZ 49,
.. lssss-a Rams. saows co.'s
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VOL. XXI.
M;sfellane0ns.

ESta biiShed AGO.
PETER LORILLIARD,
SYUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 KS Chambers ST.,
Fornerly 42 Chatham street, New York;
IITOULD call the special attention OF Grocers and
w DFuggIsLs his removal, and also the articles
OF his manufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac Iboy DeInigrOs,
Fla Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarsr RtpPee, NaclIaoches,
America Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Fresh Scotch,
High Toast Scptch. Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or LundyfoOt
TOBACCO.
sxOEIxG. FIxB cur CHEWING. sAoKIsG-
No. ], P A. T., or plain, ST. Ja8o,
No. 2, CIveudish, or sweet, Sp -nIsh,
Eos. 1 & mix'd, Sweet scented OrOaOcO, ,Cinister
KitcfoOt, FIN Foil C4veadish, Pare Turkish.
Circular Of Prices will be sent application.
". B.-Sote the article of Fresh Scotch Snuf.
which will be found superior article for dipping
purposes.
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LOTz'S FURNACES.

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farnAcss Of sac At.sis
FOR ~4r1al8g C4sreass %
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From yISCHER, OWEN 4 CO. Genera !. s..-,...-.
House Appleton Building SIS Brosdxsv
SeW-York
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miscellaneous.
American and Foreign
STEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
E. ANTHo oEY,
30S Broadway, New York.

Ajter Aay Isl, 1860. sol BROADW4f, f'0o
doors fropz The 81 NiclioLas Hotel.
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

go Of chenIstry in lhe ., school Of MedLoIae,
, 1860-10-26

paper required Tor the printing Of The rst session Of
ihe ThiIty-sixth Congress, hny thousand dollars.
To supply the deheieDcy 10 the appropriation for
printing required for the irst session u the Thirty
sixth Congress, forty thousand dollars
To provide for the blanks and other printing, and
the paper for the same required preliminary 10 taking
the eighth census, twentyn thousand dollars.
For payment OF the unpaid expenses incurred IN al.
tcrng the arrangements Of the hall of the House Of
Representatives,, under the order Of the House three
thousand seven hundred dollars; and the proper ac
counting officers Of the treasury be- and they an here
by directed 10 settle the accounts OF Captain MeigS
late superintendent Of the Capitol extension for his
expenditures in altering the arrangements and seats
Of the hall Of the House Of Representatives according
10 the order Of the House, and paid by him. according
b bis vouchers, for such expenditures not 10 exceed
the sum Of fourteen thousand three hundred and
enty-sx dollars and ninety-seven cents
DsparimsHt Of Stats.-For compensation to the in.
terpreter u the mission Of Japan from the first Janu.
ay to the thirteth June eighteen hundred and sixty
one thousand two hundred and hity dollars.
For the relief and protection OF American sramen
In foreign countries, seyentyfve thousand dollars.
To defray the expenses Of such delegates a may be
appointed by the President Of the United States on
the part Of this government to attend meeting Of
the international Statistical Congress, which Is to
meet in London in July eighteen hundred and sixty
Eve thousand dollars.
Var Dfpdrimpi.-For blank books. binding, sta.
tonery, and miscellaneous items, in the office Of the
Surgeon General, two hundred dollars
May DspdTineHf.-For the charter Of the Toey-
wan, used In the transportation Of the minister tO
China, To ascend the Peiho River fortydye thousand
dollars.
For preparing for publication the American Nauti,
cal Almanac, 1--WE thousand dollaS.
For Surrey Of the Public LGRds,-For surveying
liabilities incurred by the late Surveyor General Of
Oregon during the fiscal year ending thrtieth June,
eighteen hundred and hhy-nine, twenty thousand dol
lars.
For surveying liabilities incurred bT the late survey.
general Of Kansas aud Nebraska during the fiscal
year ending thireth June eighteen hundred and fifty.
nine, twenty thousand dollars.
For surveying liabilities incurred by the late survey
or general Of California prior 10 the thrtieth June
eighteen hundred and hfty-seven, afyeght thousand
dollars.
To pay George G. Durham for twent ytwo months
service as clerk IN the Office Of the Commissioner of
Indian Afairs, the sum OF twenty-five hundred and
siNtysix dollars and hnytWo cents.
To supply dedriencies in the appropriations for pay
ment Of the late Indian agents Ia Utah (Hurt. M
strong. Rose and BedellO upon settlement of their
accounts, hfty-three thousand and seven dollars and
thirty-five cents.
Approved, May "a, 1860.
, 1860-10-26


For Ealares Of eonsus general at Quebec. Calcutta
Alexandra, Havana. Conatantnoplc, Prank ortan-the
Nain; consas Al Liverpool London Melbourne Hong
Kong. GlasgQw, Mauritius Singapore, Belfast, Cork
Dundee, Deuarara, Halifax. Kingston. (Jamaca)
Leeds. Manchester Nassau. (New PTovidence) South,
ampton, Turks Island Prince Edwards Island Havre
Pars Marseilles, Bordeaux, La Rochelle, Lyons Mos
eow. 0dessa, Revel, 81 Petersburg Matanzas, Tnni-
dad de Cuba, Santiago, San Juan, (Porto Rico, Cadz
Mataga, Ponce, (Porto Reo,) Trieste, Nennr, Aixla-
Chapelle, Canton, Shanghai F0ichou, Annoy, Ming
po, Beirut, Smyrna, Jerusalem, Rotterdam, Amster.
dam, Antwcry, Funohal. Oporto, Saint Thomas. Eli
neur, Genoa. Base. Geneva Messina, Naplcs, Paler,
M, l.eipsic Mnnich, Leghom, stuttgradt Hamburg,
fahgiers, Tripo, Tuns, Rio de Janeiro, Penambuco
lera Cruz, Acapulco, Calac, Valparaiso, BucnoS
Ayrcs, San Juan del Sur, Aspinwall, Panama, Lagu.
ayra, Honolulu. Lahaina, Cape Town. Falkland Isl.
ands Venice Stettin. Gambia, Cyprus, Batavia Faya
Santiago (Cape de Verdcs), ST. Cr1ix, spezzia, Ath
ens Zanzibar, Bahia, Maranham Island, Rio GraHde
Aatamoras, Mexico. (chy) Tauipieo, Paso del Nortc
Iabaseo, Paita, Tumbez. TdloahuanO, Carhagena
Stbanillo OmOa GuayaQuil, Cobja, MuHteyideo. TIM
IA. Bsy II Maple, Apia, lAnhala; commercial agent,
at san Juan del Norie Port au Prince San Domingo
(,ity), St Paul de Loando. (Angola), Monrovia, Ca
boon, Cape Hayden, Aux Cayes, and Amoor river
two hgnnTed and aEiyeisht thousand seven hundred
Por Interpreter for the cOnsulates In China, three
thaasand d5iiar.
Fer compensation OF the commissioner, secretary
chief asirooomcr and surveyor assistant astronomer
and surveyor, clerk and for provisions tTansporta
ton. and contingencies Of the commission 10 run and
mark the boundary line between tHs United States
and the British Possessions bounding on Washngto
Territory, one hpndred and hiiy thousand dollars.
10 enable The President Of the United States " car
y into eject Tie act " Congress Of third March eight
cen hundred and nineteen, and any Subsequent act
nov N ivnue for the suppression Of the slave trade
forty thousand dollars
orexpenses INCURRED under instructions from the
Secretary Of State, IN bringing home from foreign
counties persons charged with crime, and expenses
incident thereto, ten thousand dollars.
10 enable tie Secretary Of State 70 defary The cost
u Z prison ship at Canton. In China from the first
day Of January, eighteen hundred and hftyfour. 20
the hrst day OF January, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, and for compensation Of the marshal OF the
consular court At Canton from January one eighteen
hundred and hityfOur, 10 fifteenth December, eight;
ecu hundred and hftyeyen -four tbousand seven bun
dred and sixty dollars or much thereof may be
neccagay.t 81.
For compensation Of commissioner to China and
tie consuls At The five ports in China, Wis Ywang
chow, Annoy, Fuchow. Ninpo, and shanghae, from
the nr Of July eighteen hundred and hftyfve TO the
thirtynrst Of December. eighteen hundred and fifty
six. hlne thousand dollars
Approved, Nay 20, lSGO.
, 1860-10-26

Be i rnaeied By bis Ssnats and House Of Reprsssn.
fafirei ot ne UHifsd Adtss Of Amsrea IN C0ngTssS
aatclbed, That when In the opinion OF the President
t may be expedient, all the public lands In the Terri
tory Of Washington tO which the Indian title shall
have been extnguised or may hereafter be extnguish
ed, ing east and south Of the following boundaries
shall cvnsiitute q new land district 10 be called the
"CouInbh River District viz: Beginning on the
boundary ne betgeen the United States and the Bit
ish possessions and on the summit OF the Cascade
Mountains Al The nearest angene 70 the east line Of
range twelve thence South on the nearest range lines
on the summit OF said mountains % the line dividing
townships ten and eleven North thence West to the
on taid line % The third standard parallel thence west
% "shoal Water Bay" thence with the Shoal Water
Ray including any island therein 10 the Pacifc-the
western boundary Of said district above the line dvid
i1g ranges Ten and eleven and on the summit Of the
Cascade hoeniaina, to be adjusted by the Department
Of The Interior a near the points before given as Is
consistent with the lines Of the pnbc suTveys-and
the President shall be authorized hereafter from time
% time - circumstances may require, TO adjust the
boundaries Of the land district in said Territory and
remove the ofces when the same shall be expedient
SIC. Z 1ndte n further enacted That the Pres-
dent Be and he h hereby authorized 10 appout by and
With the advice and consent Of the Senate or during
The recoas thereof and until the end Of the next ses
son ater such appointment, a register and receiver
Qr aid district who shall be required to reside at the
ne q the land oee Be subject 10 the same laws and
entiiea % The sane compensation Is or may here
Alter Be- prescribed BY law In relation to the existing
Ind once and 0alcers IN said Territory.
Approved, Nay Is, lSGO.
, 1860-10-26

ROMANCE IN TIE STATE PmsoS.-The
Auburn (Indiana) Adreriiser tells Curl
Gus story regarding a convict who is now
confined in the State Prison for having
been guilty of bigamy. He had married,
successfully, ladies in Niles, Michigan, JEFF
ferson City, Missouri, and in Schuyler Co.,
Indiana This ended his matrimonial ad-
ventures, as his history became known, and
he was sentenced to State Prison for a
term of years. The Schuyler county vic
tim determined to heap Goals Of fire" on
the head of her betrayer, and accordingly
arranged the meeting which took place
recently. The three ladies entered the
Office Of the prison, separate and unattend-
ed, and requested on interview with the
convict, Charles Haynes. Charles was
sent for, and to his great surprise was con-
fronted by his three wives-each Of them
bringing a token of eBdearment. One
brought him apples another took from
basket some nice peaches, while the third
forced upon him some sponge and fruit
cAke-the product Of Niles wheat, mixed
by her own fair hands. After prolonged
interview, Charles was again sent to his
hard work, and the trio of widows took up
their mournful march for their several
homes
, 1860-10-26

ANEcDoTE OF oLD IRoNsIDEs.-The fol.
lowing is well calculated to make the rising
generation proud Of the noble spirits who
shed so much lustre on their country's
name during the memorable war of 1912,
with the then proud mistress of the seas
The most brilliant naval action of the
last war was undoubtedly that Of the old
American frigate Constitution, commanded
by Commodore Stewart, when she captured
the two British corvetts Cyane and Leuant,
Of a greatly superior force, each Of them
being equal to the old fashioned 33 gun
frigotes. The handling of the American
frigate was throughout scientific and unex-
ceptionuble.
By no manevering could either of the
British vessels obtain a position to rake
the Constitution; shift their ground as they
would, Old Ironsides was between them,
blazing away upon both vessels at the same
time. During the whole action, Stewart,
instead Of mounting the horse block, sat in
more exposed situation astride the ham
mock nettings, the better to observe the
maueuvering Of his antagonists. The
Cyane was the FIRST to strike to Brother
Jonathan-not an unusual thing with Brit
ish vessels during that war The first Lieu
tenant came in haste to the Commodore to
announce the fact.
"The starboard ship has struck, sir"
said the officer.
II know it, sir" replied the Commodore
" The battle is just half won"
"Shall l order the band to strike up
Yankee Doodle, sir" inquired the Lieu
tenant.
Here the Commodore took a huge pinch
Of snuff, and then answered quickly
4" Had we not better whip the other first,
sirHD
"Ay, oy, sir" replied the Lieutenant,
taking the hint, and went to his quarters.
In short time afterwards, the Lecant
lowered the cross Of England TO the stars
and stripes, and the battle was ended
The Lieutenant being somewhat rebnked at
his premature exultatiOn upon the surren,
der of the first vessel, was rather shy oil
approaching his commander again but
Stewart, beckoning to him, said with a
smile:
Don't you think the band had better
strike up Yankee Doodle now, sir? 2"
In an instant that spirit-stirring strain
was floating on the breeze, played as nc
other than Yankee band can play it, and
the gallant crew shouted forth their cheer'
, of victory as no other than a Yankee crew
can shout.
, 1860-10-26

An Act TO amend the "Act to Incorporate the Provi-
denl Association Of Clerks In the Civil Departments
triet Of Columbia.
Be enaeted BY fht Ssnats and House Of Repressn.
taiiUe. Qf ne United States Of AmerTca IN Cong7ess
assembd, That The charter OF the Provident Associa
ton OF Clerks be- aud the same Is hereby so amended
mat any member Of the Association may, on giving
one months notice to the president and board Of Off
eers, withdraw lrom the Association and receive out
Of the fnnda and assets Of the Association such sum
as ne president and board Of officers Of the said As
soeiaton may consider Just and equitable; but in no
case to exceed the amount he may have Contributed
With Interest at The rate Of six per oentum nor his
diatnbntve share Of the entire assets il distributed
pro rata 70 hmiy interest al the time Of such with.
draWal.
Approved, Nay n, 1850.
, 1860-10-26

b9- The new Pennsylvania fusion move
ment is denounced by the Breckinridge
men as utterly impossible, though the
Douglas men are inclined to favor it.
Nothing will be done until after the 0cto-
ber election in that State, at which both
parties will support Foster, the Democratic
nominee for Governor, who was put up be-
fore the split in the party occurred.
, 1860-10-26
B6r The news from Tenne

B6r The news from Tennessee, says the
n. Y. Herald, clearly shows gains for
Breckenridge and Lane. The letter of Col.
Sneed, of the Knoxville district, an old
Clay and Webster doctrinaire announcing
the Breckinringe ticket to be the National
and Union one, is sign Mr.. Bell had
no ADLER or more reputable supporter
Were the National Lntsiigenor to come
ont for Breckenridge it would not be a
stronger blow to Bell Those old Clay
guns, Gentry and Ready, are on the side
OF Breckenridge.
, 1860-10-26

An Act making appropriations for the Construction
Of certain Military Roads 10 the Territory Of Wash
ingtOn
Be II endotea by fhs Senate and Houss Of Rcpressn-
fafiUs, Of hs United Stats Of Amsroa. in Congress
asssWbted, That there he appropriated out OF any
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated the
following 10 be expended under the direction Of
the War Department, in the construction Of the fol-
lowing named military roads in the Territory OF Wash
ingt0n, towit:
From Fort Benton TO Walla Walla, the sum Of one
hundred thousand dollars, CtlOO,OOO)
From SteilacOOm to Fort Vancouver, the sum Of ten
thousand dollars, $50 OO0) 10 be expended exclusive
y on that portion between CoWlitz River aud Monti
cello.
Approved, Nay IS, 1860.
, 1860-10-26

An Aci % car, bio sasci Convention b.,-.,u n,
Unlied State and he Repnbllc Of Paraguay
D. & sascisd D. ~ Sslais su. houss q R,prsssn-
tal.ss. n q. Ual.id erl.I II Auriea n cSsgrsls
{, ,s "a N . K. " % PssHi Z e !, gHsd s s,si:.
ahal appoint cpmmisaloncr whose duty h shall he.
eolloIntly ulfh oommssioner appolnied by the rov.
elnlaent q fauslay. q lnFe4iglis, ajusf and de-
..lM'.. II ..e mount o. me United States and Pam
gsg4{ naElg.iion Company against the gOveHmsnt
slo ! lad y 4 6.sshsr saue,,I. rhst n. Pro,t
dent o. ne unlied saiel By and with he advice and
aid commissioner, N behalf n iho unlied siSteS.
vcr.ed IN fnt tnFIIsd md spanish lanfna1ei. ~ r
$40, ,. fnd D. 4 Further faaci1i' Ii1i De ma
conmlNaln.r on Ne Ialt 9Th United Hllles n con
Eaay' IA. BE- anl Ne 4 hereby, huihofaed % make
aA 4redil tI.. and fegullilons for c1ud1ctinE thc
bushes oI tllr aid commission: alIeh rules And re-.
u.i.sn. ~ couiiascnnE the Constellation q he Un
S ssa s'.'s ne piosons q tbs act o. ihe provisions
eEc; A.d q q fnrfker esaoirs. That The com.
ptAl-lon 81 he respective occrs, ior Whose appoint
n.., proy.'on 4 lnalc hy il act hail h a loows:
u 1liecn huni111 d1. q ~ aeorclsrr md i5tcr.
prefer, ID inll o. ha sftoes tl,e nm "a 6ne tboa.
md dollar; and he pIelliouf N he tJnlted SAT-.
saea 3. a.d b, !. herrby. apthohted . mako Iach
mission On the part of he United saics q shaii 10
nm appear rl4lunahIe and proper, and he aid com
rcnsaiIonl and expenAel aud 6suis an that part f
-, conlen.ailo1 .nd expenses Of Tie umaise under
rayed ~ ne uuied Slaics. 1li be paid OF nf anv
men1l % M tie.sqly not olkrrHlaq appropriated.
sHc Ard y d. .ftrihsr ehstisi, HAT he Score
tofy q olaie = hccty auihorized and required 70
transmit q ne aid clmmission rach paper or nee
orb. Ie.ing D ne bsslacIl boi0rs ths rid conniis
~ a. ne nay dem proper, Or as may Be called fof
y - cenlnl..lonerli and at the tennination Of The
q! tne rpcor1a, documents, and ell other
papell which har1 been beiore the commI-,ioners or
n poc.on o u eccretlry shall 10 deposited In ~
pepaItn.ni q State; PrDpidsd That this section
-l-n n1t ?. % construed as b prevent The commits
soaer % ulo pan q paaTd1y fror dSno1itn n ~
nd Department ceriidod eopirs o. duncaies ar ~.
per- med On behalf Of lbs sovtnment instead Of orig
SIC. q zhd \ 4 fisfler saaoi,d, That DC amoun,
~ eL ne treasury, pursuant % the prossions Of
49,, ~ =. e-liiing ne s.ld convention Into eject
~. ne rriancd hy he United States out of he mon
y nat nay pursuant % he terms o. sad conVcntion
- sco.,fed NOM f.ragu1y, and ne same Be returned
. lne treasury q he United States.
Aprrpred Nay 10, 1850.