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approved, JuIy 10, 1851.
TPUnLf0.-Vo. III

AZ NJ 70 plO'luS l9E tno Oh the nlIiLLA
ted States, from the time they were called Into
service to the thlrtiet day Of Jnnc eighteen hun.
dred aud sixty-Ons.
BE It enacted by the Senate and Houae OF Repre-
seHtAtiTes the United States OF America in Con
gTezs assembled, That there b aud hereby Is sppro-
pTated, out of any money in the Treasury not 9TH
OrWIse appropriated, the sum Of Eve millions seven
hundred and AiXty thousand dollars, or go much
thereof as may DO necessary, to enable the Govern
meat 70 p&yt hs militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United States, being an additional
amount required lOF tho dscRl year ending June
thiTtieth, eighteen hundred aud slKty-one.
Approved, July IL, 1861.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, 1855
COATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-StS.,

FOUNDED, .CHARTREED, 1854
OATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-StS.,
BALTIMORE MD.
TJNHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and Glourishtng condition. Twice dI.
ring the last has Il been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodations Of the In
cFeastng number Of students, representing nearly
every State In the Union.
Il now ocrupEe. one Of tho most conspicuous and
deSiTnbly located buildings in the city The rooms
are commodiou'ly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities hero offered to Young
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room, to obtain
thorough Practical Bu5fnsss EdHeati0H generally arc
unsurpassed. In any particular by any similar estal
llshment tRthe United States.
FACULTYs
+. X. LOSIEH,
Prineipal-LectuTer on the Science of Accounts Com.
meTce, business Customs, etc.
j. NJ. PIIILLIPS,
Professor Oftho Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. davies,
Associate Professor OF Book Keeping.
n. @. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental Penmanship.
S. II. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REV, u. HEATES REESE. n. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial EthioG.
Hon. Ino. p. Kennedy, lion. Joshua yaps.Dt.
Hon; ThOs swHnn, Vim. II. KeIghlef, Esq
jacob SsS' Trust, E5sq.z,,, Vim, KnA6c, Rsqs
q Standard woTkS erpFsssly for the Of tho Stu
Each Student has a desk to himself and i, soma.
Tntely instructed.
There heing no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
ThetimeusURlly to the full courss
from to IL weeks
A DIPLOMA IL awarded to all q ruduatea.
A large and Beautifully OrnAmentsd Circulnr. con.
tnnng upwards OF SIX SQUARE FEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, vaTionS
designs, penmnnslip &C., sent by mall
tse n ehHTgs. accompanied with catalogue mil
particulars. Address 4. X. LOSIER
Baltimore Nd.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Fasssd at ne FTrH SessiSM Of the TRfytv. E.vsN.
C6RPTeEE

lPuRLie-NO.l-l
AN ACT tarefnnd uud remit the duties on arms i'm.
ported by States
Bs 1t enacted by tie Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-
SentatVes Of the United States OF America in Com
RTe1S Assembled, That the Secretary Of theTreasury
be and ho Il hereby authorized and directed to re-
fund ABd remit the duties and impO4tS on all arms
imported Into the United States since the Fst day
dEHt day Of January next, by for tho account Of
any State; Provided, the Secretary OF the Treasury
shall be satisfied that the gRd are intended In
good faith for the use Of the Troops Of any state
which Is or may be engaged In aiding to suppress
the inaurreetiOu nov existing against ihs United
statss.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburg andWheel.

cleveland, E1Etspurg andWheel-
ing hal Roau. 7
IN "EREsEzsE7s7 rjE5llFJ
GE -
ON AND AP3ER WOSn4y g-.-..E u o-.I 1sS,
PnSSSnIsy TTni1S Iii - - ~ -, 42oif
ISSz, Sss,,,ISS. 1890 's's NEtAssPO't ~ Io'-
I,.I5 a - q, :
4Elb A. A 4a1l TEatn- stopping At all stations ar
EtVes At Pittsburgh At $40 r ~ nnt
Cleveland At $40 p. d.
$40 p. II. Express Train. stopping at all stntionu
arrives At Pittsburgh At 1000 p n. aud
Cleveland 1t 935 a. n.
arrives Mt Pittsburgh At COS A. n. ami
Cleveland At o.3S A. II.
EVTTYR NTNG ND GTN-C
- = y ~ :. ~ - ~! VI = 1EA1SS =.
IAStS CtsSelAna g 80 A. ID. and $50 p. 81, ar
tNS AZ hE1oSsP0rt Al go P.Al 60 A. u. and 1870
a. =. ,,...-,., -
! ~ fItoIurgn AZ ii%9 a. N, b5O a. NJ. aud
A. II. and 6:25 p. n
Connections are nude as FOlIOVVAI
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Dysentery, DIarrhoa, relax, Worn.

From Dr.. C. Green Of Chicago.
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~ small dOses for LiiOts dVSeIfcTy and ciayTGEG
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Dyspepsia, ImpurIty OF the Blood.
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DArAR[NESF on TllE INTERIOR,

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ETNternally yours AI,OHZO RAIL-. NJ D.
Physician Of the Marine ITOsnifnO
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BnlIous DlsorIcrs-LIvcr Complaints.

From Or. ThyodOre Ben, NJ Nst0 l0rE CITY.
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Re 4 onae4oa by the Senate and Hons q Rs.r,
eentatlVO1 q Tie United Etatoa q AmeFieS q d.
grel1 e!senRlsd, Th4t tbs ErAds OF AssiItan6 pay.
Master N the navy q thS QHitOd GtR4ss D. and klF-
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- q tht9 81 TIE PFoaoat q tn United 9kSfeS
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Ag q FnInllY PhYnlc.

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Headache, Sick Headaches, Foul StO,
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J. v. HINES.


WAhsGW, Wyoming Co, N. r. Oct. q, 1855.
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ON a For'rqrdig9 NeychoNf Of 81. Louis,

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in. MCCULLOUGH, President. ''''
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Erom D.. Ed,rnrd Rnnd- I2nltinlnr.

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AN ACT making additional appropriations for the
support Of the army for the fiscal year ending June
thiFtieth, eighteen hundred and Lxty-tWO. and ap-
prOprihtionS Of RTeaFagss for the hssal year end
ing June thirtisth, eighteen hundred and sixty
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Epi5epEl Church.

PULASKI HOUSE, Savannah, Ga, JAM g. 1880
IloNoEED Sis: should be unErntefii ioT fe TeIi.,
% YOU cold settled ia my lImbs and Lrourl,t IN
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AVER
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Rrnrln-NnA

AN AOT 10 rSOviSo foE he appointment q Ar,,.
tart PAynassorl IN the Nsvy.
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Throe Through Pa senger Trains,
nErxrI:RN plrrsRTnnIt Z nIIIi A II,r mn .

The Capacity of this Road now equal to any Ia the
Country.
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y. B-subseiptions received and forwarded b,
=. D. BRpnLI0H, Agent for Wheeling and yieiSIf
Specimen EnGFayinEH ard Ant Journal oan IS ooSn 4
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M. Nest Of the Pills IN market contain Mercury.
z dangerous In public pIi from the dresdfi
aaenees that frequently follow its ineautIous use
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SENATE CHANEEE, Baton ROnge, La, Dec. 3. 1895
pa. AVA: have been entirely cured. nv vorr
F1ls Of RhetuGtic GOWt-apainfnI tiisess tlIst ESi
Aiuleted me for ycaFB. VINCENT SLIDETI
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washinr.on a.cn.s.

Dispatches TO the Associated Press, North
WASHINGTON, January 15-8ir Rodmau,
chief clerk Of the Treasury Department, died
this morning, after a few days illness.
Five hundred men are at work to-day con-
s~tructing a railroad rom Washington TO Aiexan-
dria, over the Long Bridge. Expected to be in
operation in three weeks,
The case of Fremonts Acknowledgement, Nc
Keeyer, has been dismissed. He is now the mus
tering in officer of the army.
The United States Treasurer's last weekly
statement shows that the total amount on deposit
was 81, zoo, 900, on which drafts had been drawn
to the amount of 9600,O00. The bullion fund IS
l,l02, 600. The available balance in the States
under instruction control is stated at S i,050, O00.
Col. James Kearney, typographical engineer,
United States army, recently placed on the re-
tired list, died on Friday last, aged seventy-eight
years.
The Senate in extra session to-day confirmed
the nomination OF Edwin NJ. Stanton US Secretary
Of War.
The President to-day nominated Thomas +.
Meagher and James Shields to be brigadier gen
erals.
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River News and steamboat ausincsz.

The river continues to rise very rapidly, aad
is coming mp at the rate Of two feet in p hour. The
late warm weather melting the snow and ice above. and
breaking up the gorges Of ice, is no doubt the cause Of
the great and sudden rise. The landing was again
very busy yesterday, great efforts being necessary TO
get away considerable freight Iying on the landing within
reach Of the rising waters. The weather was fna, with
a frosty air. Last night was clear with prospect Of .
sharp rosl---.The Pugoud came in with 90 hhds su.
gar and 15 bbls molasscs She returns tolnorrew..
The Grand Duke from New Orleans, arrived last eve.
ung.-.-rh Cotton Plant, from C0lumbu-, had 4S6 sacks
corn. She leaves tomorrow The Fr0lic len for Co
Iumbus last evening, and Che Walsh for New Orleans. The
latter had 43 bales cotton aud 80 barrels and 100 sack.
flour The magnificent Quitman leaves to day for New
White river THE Louisville is due from New Or.
leans
The New Orleans Delta, of Wednesday, says:
Busiaess on the levee has Stacked up considerably. Thu
Memphis an1 Columbus packets are receiving freigH
slowly. The Michigan and Prime Of Wales left with
good trips. but not near 50 deep as they have been for
several trips past
NEW ORLEANS-Per steamer Grand Duke-Mem.
phis and Charleston r. 100 tins pig iron, 20 do. - hhds
sugar-Sreet, HungerfJrd q JacssJu, 100 tuusuiz iron
Meachaln & Goibreath, % hhds sugar, 4Ubbls molasse-
J f Frank, p bids sugar "a hf bbls m0lasses-West.
Cochran A. Co, A. binds sugar-Bi s. James. .lG hid.
W J Keene, so coils rope-Sheppard & Moore. ( cases
mdse-Southem Express 20, 3 eases matches. q boxes
tca-G Oshie, 8 eases schnapps, , cases Il birtens-E
G Kirk * Co, ] bdle papor-J G. Bandelk aben, I bdlc
hhds sugar, 263 bbls moiases-to order, 30 binds sugar
Keel & Co. BOO eases Hostel RS bitters-t0 order. = bbl,
ap5le brandy. 3 or pipes do, ; l-l6th do, baskets wine
Oufmby & Robinson, I circular saw.
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IineoIn,s Cabinel-FeaeraI Gos.Lp.

special TO tie New York World
WASHNGToN, January I5.-The city is filed
with rumors respecting the probable retirement
Of at least two other members of the Cabinet,
Hon. G. Il. Smith, Secretary OF the Interior, and
Hon. n. Blair, Postmaster-G General, are the gen
tlemen indicated by the gossip of the hotels.
Mr.. Smith, vino enjoys to a high degree the
confidence Of Mr. Lincoln, will, it is said, as
sumo one of the vacant seats in the supreua
count, while MIR. Blair will decline any other APP
pointmeut at the hands of the President.
People who profess to know say an unguarded
letter to Gen. Fremont, in which Gen. Scott and
other high officials are criticised, is at the bottom
of this matter. Mr.. Holt may fill Mr.. Smiths
place, and Mr.. Colfax, Of Indiana, Mr. Biail s,
but nobody knows anything about it.
The President has every confidence in Mr..
Welles, and he is not to be disturbed. It is said
the appointment Of Ar. Stanton Las Nr. HoIrs
hearty approval be was urgent that his friend
should be confirmed in the office.
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FOR NEW OBLEASs-The packet Gen. Quitman
Cannon, master, leaves as above this evening at i've
o'clock. Larry Harmstad, agent.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The steamer Grand Duke,
Norton, master, leaves az above this evening az 1--WE
O'Clock. MaHc0uIt * Tlgh.nan and Bernard s. Peter
son, AGENTS.
For NV ORLEANs.-The splendid passenger packet
Louis DOE, Johnson, master, vii leave as above this
evening at O'clock Morton u Co. agents.
FOK COLUMBUS The packet Cotton Plant, James
IRWIN. master, leaves as above this day at Il o'clock n
Larry HaFmstad, agent,
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THE GREAT


-EAaa % Ela
BEOOD SEaRCEERg
E'OR the removal and p-rlsueut eure ct az q rases
arising from au impure STATE Of ths blood. VIZ:
MERCURIAL AND SYPHILITIC TATyTs
in all their different forms ana stages;
Ulcers, ErHPtj0Hs, Pasp{es. Nodes GA Slis Boaes.
Bi0iches, B9ls, Scald Head,
And the entire class Of oomplain.s eaussd BY an impure
state oi the BLOOD.
it invariably cu.cs Rleuuatism- Liver Compliant.
General END nervous d-rutT, hdIuma15n Of as
Bowels, and IS particularly recommended FOR Ia
distractions 90 which isnf se Eshe. e. is uatrref
own co metc u brings r1G young aaill-s frm 20 rcr-
f@ec,iou, giving 0ehness @, thc blood ana vieor 10 ths
nerves. can ing healtA 2ld hapu-csr 90 SPARKLE n ths
Gown c1st Wt sHed1-d tye th- rosy bloom of q aiil
to bssutfy the fad, d chelk.
S-S1 per bo-tis or tErrs 5ortez for s.. saI
forwarded Dry cSpress 20 aI Parts If ls CanfsIsmt5
States on r-cfin- IF pa-e
I0fHtR O. 8 IRWIN. Prop irto-z.
sue lae Peso cfila-
s2id AZ 81 Is stores ia Size laniefenl.e siatsa
jas diwSw
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TrxAs INTERCHANGEABLE Houston TeIc

4LaAAe ~ @N ~ -
graph says:
The Austin Gazate gives a list Of all the spe-
Gle belonging 70 tbe State in the treasury, and
shows that the Legislature appropriated every
dollar of it TO the per diem and mileage Of its
members, falling % provide for az Jbody else,
except in treasury warrants.
The Governor vetoed this bill and the Senate
sustained hin.
The Trinity Ad0ocats Of the Sth learns that
there has recently been received at Brownsville
a large lot Of powder for the Confederate States.
The Nacogdocles Chronicle has suspended
publication for the pTesent.
The San Antonio Semi Weekly Nelss says large
quantities Of cotton are passing through that
city for Mexico.
The Tyler Reporter OF the 9Th says several
large droves Of hogs have passed through town
within a few days past, from the west, and des-
tined for Louisiana.
A large building fer a wooden and cotton fac
tory is icing erected at Dallas.
We find the following in the Galveston Aei0s;
Charles Brown, who was confined in Jail on
the charge Of treason, by attempting to oomru-
nicsts with the enemy's feet, committed suicide
ON lie 8th instant in Galveston. lie resided
near Anahuac, and Is said to have borne q bad
reputation for some time past.
CENSORSHIP or THE Press N THE NORTH
The ST. Louis Begr5liean Of the 10th inst, con
tsin5 the following manifesto, WHICH is eminently
austrian IN its tone and purposes
OFFICE OF THE PROVOST MARSHAL GEyERAL,
ST. LOUIS, January 8, 1s52
Tt is hereby ordered that from and after this
date, the publishers Of newspapers in the State
of Missouri, (St. Louis city papers excepted. }
furnish to this Office, Immediately upon pubica-
ton, one copy Of each issue for inspection. A
] failure 10 comply with this order viii render the
newspaper liable to suppression.
Local proves, Ulershals win furnish the pro-
ietors Of newspapers w4d copies Of this order,
and attend to It's immediets Enforcement.
BERNARD G.. FARRAR,
} Provost Marshal General,
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DEPARTURE OF PRISONERS tn flag Of
trnce steamer Northampton, Capt. Hicks, len
Yesterday morning for Newport News with l47
prisoners. most Of whom were wounded in the
fattIeS of Manassas and Leesburg. They were
N he delivered by Mai Eaton TO the Federal
authorities. with the understanding thet q core
gponding number Of coed southern men would
Be released in exehsRga-JachHioHd Dtspaieh
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Arrears Of Pay Due Deceased Soldiers.
The Atlanta hteaigeHeer publishes the follow
ing a, the request of Yice-President Stephens,
10 whom it is indebted for a copy of the same f:

Inc atlanta AhtettigeHcer pucI5heS the Hollow
ing a, the request of Vice-President Stephens,
to whom it is indebted for a copy of the same f:
TREASURY DEPT, % AUDITORS OFFICE
December 30, 1861.
j. When an administrators is legally appointed,
the payment must be made to such sdministTs-
tor, upon his filing in this Office the proper ceT-
tihcats Of the clerk, under seal of the court ,
2. Where the amount dueexceeds one hundred
dollars, administration viii be required, other
wise not.
3. When there is no administrator, payment
will be made first, TO the widow; second, to the
child OF children, Cor, if minor, TO the guardian
producing the proper certificate under the seal Of
the COURT third, to the father; fourth, to the
mother; fifth, to the brothers and sisters and
lastly, to the general heirs.
4 The claiming heir must produce his or her
affidavit, and thar Of two disinterested persons,
stating the relationship, and that there is no other
person entitled 10 claims. For instance, if the
claimant be a mother, the affidavit must state
that there is living neither wife, child nor father
of the deceased. The magistrate administering
the oath should certify to the credibiity of the
witness, and the clerk Of the court should ceIti-
fy. under seal, that he is such magistrate.
Claims, prepared in compliance with the fore
going instructions, and transmitted 10 this Office
by mail or Otherwise, will receive as EO4pt at
tsntion IS the press Of business will alISSA
". II. S. TAYLOR, Audi1or.
I concur in and approve the above.
LEWIS CRUGEB, Controller.