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e tUI.lpE SsIFzi 5uttiI .si,'I -f.iT stF
D J., G. SALTEK'S ENGLISH AND CLaS-
Az. SICfL SCHOCL.--Ihs tenth session o;
us Schoo! will oren MONDAY, the 22d INST, III
the Bapts, Chapel, on 4th ST., betweea Clay AID
Marshall. Circulars giving full particulars may
sa hid 1t tf, bookstores from the subscriber 81
his school:coni whera, after he Sth if.-, hs may
De found daily from 20 I2 O'Clock.
&c aa-tIJO* g. T. G. sAI.TER.
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EAISS JESSIE 0oRDON'S SCHOOL viii be 70.
lvl opened on the LIST Of October, at Mr. ames
Mscmurdo's, Grace street. mex. door to StsPanls
Church ss e-lm<
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cosrrMrEA N EzcTiAhGz oF STATE PRIsoSsRs
An o-aer Of ne United Staies Government dl
recta all prisoners STATE now q, r4rols by ri
tnorsY .tena the hassiq.sarera 81 the Military Dis.
rriet Of Columbia torerrt in peE:oc forthwith to
tho L.ilitary acEornot rys ,'4at District. This is
:itia vlsv IN thar excl - tef Union prisoners
At fioh2nond The New lc't Haald has TIE fol-
lowing Characteristic araeisph in cpanf cion y7i,h
this gs,tisc::
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al AmerIean NIandarIn.

The latest advices from China inform
us through the medium Of private letters,
OF the unprecedented career In that cnun-
try Of young American, Of this State
who, though but twenty.niae years Of
age, has reached position which re-
minds one Of the dim legends Of Presler
John. Here Is a brief recountal OF the
story Of adventure: ... BE-.
About twelve years AgoEdward Fores-
ter, country lad, born in Jefferson
county, ia this State, decided, like n
great many other boys, 20 60 10 sea. His
friends opposed the idea, but, Of course,
the love OF ocean life was too strong TO be
resisted, and young Forester joined those
who Ego down 10 the sea in ships" lie
was successful aud soon became the
mate OF a Whaling ship, though then
scarcely beyond bis majority.
In HONOLULU Forester made the &C
quainJauce of a merchant OF Hakodadi,
aud went with him to Japan. Here he
remained two or three years engaged in
commercial pursuits. Thence he went
to China, where lac was taken into the
| Imperial service. lie became popular
both with the foreigEer and native an
| thorities at Shanghai, aud was finally
made second In command 10 Gen. Ward
Ia place of Col Murgiyea, VINO was se.
yerely wounded v some recent engage.
ment,
In this capacity tho quoudam salol
continued TO be much liked, aud enjoys
the confidence Of ell the Mandarins il
the province, aud is admitted 10 thei
confidence, as well as the highest anC
most exc usive Chinese society. AZ on,
time Forester led a band Of two hundred
men against the rebels only nine Of then
returning, the rest having an been killed
lie has now twenty thousand troops un
der his command.
For his services he has been made
Mandarin OF the Blue Button and hi
name stands high IN Pekin. His ranl
obliges HIM 10 keep At least twelve ser
wants. The latest letters received frou
himOo May ls)states that he Is 10 com
maud Of the city Of SUungkuing; sleep
with the city keys under his pillow
while not one Of the 100000 inhabitant
Of tho place--not even the highest Man
darin-cAn enter OF leave without hi
permission, sud a. word from him an.
individual out Of that 100000 may los
bis head
Mr. Forester enjoys AS the friend
ship Of Admiral Hope, General Mich,
and the other English aud French on
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harbor, Maine, fifty thousand dollars.
For Fort Winthrop and exterior bat.
teries, Boston hafbor, Massachuse to-
nifty thousand dollars 3- H-f +
For fort st New Bedford harbor, Mas.
sachusetts, City thousand dollars
For Fort Adams, Newport harbor
Rhode Island, City thousond dollars.
For Fort Schuyler, East River, New
York, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For fort at Willets point, opposite Fort
Schuyler, New York, fifty thousand dol
lars - 81. ee ha
For Fort Richmond, Staten Island,
New York, twenty five thousand dollars.
For fort on site Of Fort Tompkins,
Staten Island, New York, fifty thousand
dollars ' Ia aI'
For commencement Of casemate AZ bat.
terry on Staten Island, New York, one
hundred thousand dollars, -.. s..,...
For new battery at Fort Hamilton, at
I the NRrrows, New York, one hundred
thousand dollars. Ha. .Ha ti .s.
For Fort MRillin, near Philadelphia,
Peunsyltspa, twenty five thousand dol
lars,
4 For new font opposite Fort Delaware,
on Delaware shore, two hundred thousand
/ dollars. ......
For Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads, Yir-
ginia, Fifty thousand dollars.
For Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida,
one hundred thousand dollars la
For Fort Jefferson, Garden Key, Flori-
da, one hundred thousand dollars.
For additional fort at the Tortugas,
/ Florida, two hundred thousand dollars
For fort at Ship Island, coast of Mis-
sissippi, one hundred thousand dollars.
I For contingencies Of Qualifications, one
hundred thousand dollars.
4 For bridge trains and equipage, two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
For defence in Oregon and Washington
4 Territory, at or near the mouth of CO.
lumbia river, one hundred thousand dol
lars, if in the Judgment Of the President,
the same, or any part thereof, should be
i advisable. . '.3.
Sec. B. -4nd Be Il frtlsr enacted, That
the following SUN be and the same is
hereby Appropriated out Of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropri
ated, for the fiscal years ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty two,
and June thirty, eighteen hundred and
sixty three
For the erection Of temporary works
in Maine, and in the harbor OF Ports
mouth, New Hampshire, when, in the
judgment Of the President, the expendi-
ture of the same, or any part thereof,
shall be advisable, five hundred and 1lf-
! ty-thOusand dollars
For the erection of temporary works
in Narragansett Bay, when, in the iudg-
ment Of the President The expenditure
of the same, or any part thereof, shall
be advisable, two hundred thousand dol
lars.
Approved, February 20, 1862.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
DISPENSARY

I'HE Aitontion Of oitEens strangeru and others
Il Jung kaahvillo, requiring mgiiaa AID, " rrspeOt
FULLY called 70 ths olce, No N roadcriCk street
ond door, between Cherry and TIE square.
Dr. OotEsAS u an Old pFaeutiousr Of modcinr me
almost Unlimited expsrioncb and Gathering sueOesf
Coz many years past 10 tho treatment a FRYATE nIs
EAsEs has Induced htun N devuia ha undivided aiten
tlon 20 a dieaaaas AZ thts Otture. Many cas,s OF
the most nyotorato character have promptly yielded
70 hH improved mutbpd 81 traatment.
Primary, secondary reriary and Hereditary syph.
la, 0ouOrrhuia 0eai aud ail diseases Of The senrh
and urinary organs, meet With 90 resstanos g. mo
teuiidiaa
female irregularities and functional ,udersugt
meuts % tho Womb, aud the disesau ariEiug o. on
0cetatiQn aud M managed partuntun.
HveIy case az Redurihia Rupture, aud Of Prizes a.
rrOalauh of thc Rlctam and most oaaes OF fstulg
can be cured BY prouess nearly antics % ethei
~ tbe latter CasHs if uudcrtaken Oy iT Oolomsh
cure ID iauartahly narraHsiad, oarrO e8ammaiiec
always paosenla ths aeoeafy udoalinus ct sa,si
| 6lurr ~ bh im provoi method of operating
Pofaons either sea spplylue 10 person o. ny ivttc
describing cau) 10 the Grsi aymrtotut 81 any acuu
A,oclkc dieaae cau b. Cure-l Do muai OsH1n, by th'
/ abdrtVo uiolhud "a torty -e.ght hooru
sirict Cou0donue, Wompi attentive, and ufslorat
/ charge, Will govern him win b. pairuua
~ No mercury used 90 the trtatnaqt 90 uiHeaa
ditsdsti ~ DO btilevra Uu moat casoa) % IFnduo
/ sOfso dlaaase than that d b. givep - ouro.
J once bouTs iron eight iu the uiorupa uh nlse q
The avoaiug - 70. es-R
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port or place, which certificate shall be
given to the master Of such vessel; but
the same shall not be given until such
consul or consular agent shall be FIRST
personally satisfed, by evidence prbduc-
ed Of lhe truth Of the facts therein con.
famed. t''' i.hH p. A.
d Sec. 5. Ala be ID JttAe enacted, That
all the provisions Of tue act Of Congress
approved February twenty second, eigh.
teen hundred and forty seven, entitled
Gan act 70 regulate the carriage OF pas
sengers in merchant vessels, and ali the
provisions Of the act OF Congress approved
March third eighteen hundred and forty
nine, entitled IAN act TO extend the pro-
visions Of. all laws now in force relating
TO the carriage Of passengers In merchant
vessels and the regulation thereof" shall
be extended and shall apply TO all YES
sells owned in whole or in part by cid-
zens OF the United States, and registered,
enrolled, or licensed within the United
States, propelled by wind or by steam,
and to all masters thereof, carrying pas
sengers or intending TO carry passengers
from any foreign port or place without
the United States to any other foreign
port or place without the United States (;
and that all penalties and forfeitures
provided for IN said act shall apply TO
vessels and Masters last Aforesaid.
Sec 8. 1nd Je Il further enacted, That
the President of the United States shall
be and he is hereby authorized and cm-
powered, in such way and at such time
as he shall judge proper to The end that
the provisions o this act may be enforced
according TO the true intent and meaning
ther,oL TO direct and order the vessels OF
the United States, and the matters and
commanders thereof, TO examine all YES
sells nayigated or owned in whole or in
part by citizens Of the United States,
and registered enrolled, OF. licensed I'M
der the laws of The United States, wher-
ever they may be, whenever, in the judg-
ment OF such master or commanding
officer thereof reasonable cause shall ex-
isl g believe that such vessel has on
board, in violation of the provisions OF
this act, any subjects of China known as
coolies for the purpose Of transporta-
ton; and upon sufficient proof that such
vessel is employed in violation of the
provisions of this act, to cause such YES
sci 10 be carried, with her officers and
crew, into any port or district within the
United States, and delivered to the mar
shal Of such district, TO be held and dis
posed Of according 10 the provisions o
this act. ..f
Sec. Z, Ind BE IL JiDder enacted, That
this act shall take effect from aud after
six months from the day Of its passage
Approved, February 49, 1862
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N0lOS

GERS 10 China. Admiral Hope he t9ports
IS severely wounded la A recent fight,
On The Lei Of May the Engliah, french
and lmpefialist troops were preparins 70
attack Chinstno, Of which Forester wih
be made Military Governor lie pre-
diets TIE removal or depOaing ef ths So
called Heavenly Emperor within year
such is 'he brief and brilliant oal eer
ia the East Of a genuine specimen OF
Young America The American Manda.
rim has friends and relatives living 10
this city, as well as in the northeFu part
Of the State, who will learn With aston
ishment and pleasure Of his influence
and power, in far4of lands. AMi5 Ro,k
Pos, Az .lsH.fa h-e 100 latNia ,i
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[PnnLllc-No. L25.l

..s r.r [PUDGIc No. %,
AN ACT making appropriation for the
construction, preservation, and repairs
of certain Notifications and other
works Of defense for the year ending
thirlieth of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-three, and additional ApprOpria-
tons for the year ending the thirtieth
June, eighteen hundred and sixty two.
he a eaa,tei by he Senate daa House If
Representatives Of the United States Of Ai7,ey-
icaiR Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums be and are hereby appropriate
ed, cut Of any money in the Treasury
not Otherwise appropriated, for the con-
strneiiOD, preservation, aud repairs Of
certain Qualifications and other works Of
defense for the year ending thirtieth of
June, eighteen hundred and sixty three:
|. For Fort Montgomery, at outlet Of Lake
Champlaiu, New York, one hundred thou
and dollars.
For Fort Knox, at hArrows of Penob-
scot river, Maine, one hundred thousand
dSllars. ....
For Fort on Hog Island ledge, Portland
harbor, Maine, one hundred thousand
dollar
For continuation Of works al Fort
SCANNED, Portland harbor, Maine, seven
~ five thousand dollars.
For Fort Warren, Boston harbor, Mas
sachusetts, seventy five thousand dollars.
For Fort Winthrop, Boston harbor,
Massachusetts,, City thousand dollars,
For For at New Bedford harbor, Mas
sachuseits, one hundred thousand dol
! lars. ....
For Fort at Wilets Point, opposite Fort
schuy ler New York, two hundred thous-
and dollars. 1906 ..
For Fort on site of Fort Tompkins,
Staten island, New York, two hundred
| thousand dollars. |s.uf. ...
For Fort on Sandy Hook, New Jersey,
three hundred thousand dollars.
For Fort Delaware, Delaware river,
sixty thousand dollars.
For Fort Carroll, Baltimore harbor.
Maryland, two hundred thousand dollars.
For Fort Calhoun Hampton Roads,
Virginia, two hundred thousand dollars.
For Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida,
two hund ed thousand dollars.
For Fort Jefferson, Garden Key, Flori-
da, two hundred thousand dollars.
For fort at Fort Point, San Francisco
bay, California, two hundred thousand
dollars
For fort at Alcatraz Island, San Fran.
cisco bay, California, one hundred and
hfty thousand dollars.
For contingencies Of Notifications, in.
Guiding field works, five hundred thou,
sand dollars. .
For bridge trains and equipage fol
armies IN the Geld, two hundred and Rn,
thousand dollars
For tool and siege trains for armies il
the Geld, two hundred and fifty thousan,
dollars.
Sec. p Anl 10 q further enacted, Tia
the following sums be aud the same ar,
hereby appropriated out Of any none,
in the Treasury not otherwise appropr
aicd for the year ending thirtisih june
eighteen hundred aud sixty-twO:
For Notifications on the northern fr1n
tier, including Qualifications al Ogdens
burg, Oswego, az the mouth Of utnese
river, Niagara, Buffalo, Detroit, For
: Gratiot Maekinaw, aud the SAUL Saint
Marie seven hundred aud hf,y thoussuD
, dollars.
For Fort Montgomery, at outlet Of Lax
: Champlain, New York, fifty thousan
I dollars.
b For Fort Knox, Pcnobscot river. Main,
I fifty thousand dollars
For for, on Hog Island ledge, Portlan
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IN Congress oasssmb1ei, That the Secreta-
~ Of the Treasury, 10 addition 10 the
fifty millions Of notes payable 90 de,
mand Of denominations not less than
i've dollars, heretofore authorized by the
acts Of July seventeenth and August
tiuh, eighteen hundred and sixty-One
be and he is hereby authorized to issue
like notes, and Tor like purposes, 10 tha
amount of ten millions of dollars. and
said notes shalt be deemed part Of the
loan Of two hundred aud City millions
Of dollars authorized BY said acts
Approved February ~, 1862
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[PunLIc REsoLur1oN- ~. ID.


JoINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Sec
Rotary Of the Navy 10 inquire into the
causes Of the failure OF certain con-
tracts for steam machinery, and TO re-
init penalties connected Herewith.
Resolved By hs Senate and House Of
Reps, scatatives Of The United States Of diner
ica in Congress assembled, That the Secre-
airy OF the Navy be and be hereby is
authorized and empowered to inquire into
the circumstances attending the failure
OF certain contractors for building steam
machinery TO deliver the same within the
time spec fed in their several contracts,
aud TO remit the whole Of the penalties
for such failure, or . part thereof ss to
him may seem just and equitable. ...u
Approved, March IL, 1862 .r..
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fPrp1Ic RrsoLur1ov--No. 1911

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN--No. 10
A RESOLUTION providing for the custody
Of the letter and gifts from the King
of Siam. y4. f.
ResolVea By the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiues Of the United States Of Apley1c
in Congress assembled, That the letter from
his Maj sty the Major King of siam to
the President Of the United States and
the accompanying gifts be deposited in
the collection If curiosities at the De-
partment of the Interior.
Approved, March Is, 1862. '
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lPrnIIc-No. l2.l

AN ACT TO provide for the protection Of
overland emigrants TO California, Ore
gon, and Washington Territory.
BE Il enacted By NE S7lato and Ilo'ts5 q
Representatives. Of the United States Of Amsr-
ica IN Congress assembled, That for the pro-
iecrion of emigrants on the overland
rou es between the Atlantic States and
California, Oregon, and Washington Ter
ritory, the sum Of twenty five thousand
dollars be, aud the same is hereby APP
prOpriated, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise Appropriated, Ia
be expended under the direction Of the
Secretary Of War, it, in his judgment, the
same may be necessary.
Approved, January %, 1862
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IPcBLIc-No. 49,

AN ACT fixing the number OF The
House OF Representatives from aud az
tor the third Of March, eighteen hun
dred and siXiy-three.
BE Il enacted By he Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United SITES Of
Aa,eyicq ia Con rsss assembled, That Z ora
and after the third day Of March, cigh-
teen hundred and sixty-three, the num-
Der Of members Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives Of the Congress Of the United
States shall be two hundred and forty
one; and the eight additional members
shall be assigned orc each 10 Penn
sylvauia, Ohio, Kentucky, lllinois love-
Minnesota, Vermont, and Rhode Island
Approved, March 1, 1852.
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oiTY COUNCIL.

Boo,,f "A 4 t,r,,.-. 4. n. ,lflea, os6ioats y. !
Noyu,an, a "a iaa,hed, f.e. seosei, wiuss Cbeat-
ham, j. smith, n. O l.. Claiborne, and Jas. Robb.
Common CouaeiI-w, p. jones, President; William
Roberts. T. }. Yasbtongh Win. Df Snr, wih, Stewart,
Louis Hough, w. Mullins, James Turner, O. d. south
gate. A. j. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. B.
KpSwlesPNd John feady KfNU ~ NJ
sfASbisd 'cosnarrrEr4 o,iEAs &rt oprSc4 Nv
Fiaanoe-Knowes, scoye and Gle
Wafer Works-Aaderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Ynbroush, Turner ,southgplcr DAYS., Brien,
Mayacld, Cheathim and Claiborne
VLarf-Newmap, Stewart add Turner.
Ho.pial-Jones, May held and Sioau.s a.,
scGoda -cheAthhA SIa helapnd Bpb wles.J " ~
Fare Departuieut-Cready Driver and Newman.
Oas-Dryer Cheatham and Davis.
Cemetery NTH, stewart and Newman,
Mo,ket House Roberto Stewart and Turner
Slapss-Hough, Claiborne and DAVIS
PoIoe--Cheatham Brien and Anderson
spriae,-H0ueh Claiborne ana Dnoh. y slA.A1
ForIhows--Choaiham, Mayhold and Knowles
Improvements oHd Experimentation, sccvei and
Cready. ..I-4A N.lEtAlI
Public Roperty--Bren, Cheatham and Turner
Pest Houss-Mayheld, Jones and Roberts.
Sr Tbs BSafd Of Aiaamsn' m'sts tho Tuesdays
ueIt preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
each month, and the Common Council the second
aud fourth Thursdays IN each mon'h.
NIGHT POLICE
c,,,j,LloDs pausnA one sgLIlyJ
Eirst Listieaaai-wm. Yarbrough
second Lieutcnant-John H. Davis.
Pslissms,--Wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Nch pa-
via, Joel Philips VIVA Baker, John Cottrell, William
Mayo John Engles, j. W. wright, John Pickett
Robert Scat, " c. Francis, Thomas Frauoa, Andrew
Joyce, David Yu'es, AID Charles Hu'iG
Rr The Pooc Court Is opened every morning at
Eihe O'Clock
.TWyWT .VTUT .pWTD0Ag
COUNTY OFFICERS.
sou aud j. X. buchanan, "tt.
Reglsier--Phineas Garrett
Trustee--w. Jasper Taylor.
COsOuet--N r. Belohe1 III IL
Raager--John Corb!tt
Rereaus COllecior-J. Il, Brry.
RaiTOad Tar. Coisoior-W, II, .RobsrtsUn,
Oo,ssatis, toriths NaslrHs Bstirt-jchu o. tower
md }. p Newman.
-..r COUNTY COURT. ....
Jaigs-Hon, james whitwoIth.
Clsrk-r. Lindsey Nichol
lNyrThe Judsc's lout meets 'fhe nrst Monday IN
lesohA month, asd the o1srterly Ccart composed Of
tue Magistrates of the County IL held tho Grst Mon
day in January, April, july and October
.OpoiRcWT COURT.
Jadgs-IIon. Nathaniel Baxter
Csrk--layid Love rs.r aHr...-f.
hs- Tic Court theeh tie hrst Monday ID March
AAd september,
.2G Z CRIMINAL ooyRIg OF
Cerk-chares =. Dggons.
srlhs Court meets the arst MopsP " Apcl Al
gust aud December.
oHANcERY COURT
CAaBo,llor--Hon. Samuel D. Petersen
Clsrl aad Afasier---J g. Geayea
So The Court meets the a,st Monday In MAY ans
November, .H r.. |..H
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Tar FIRsr NAPOLEON 49, Wa noyor
thought Napoleon a bad man, but tbs IN.
cident below shows that he was a good
one. lie al once announces decis on and
a noble sentiment with the condemned
breviiy Of command on the battle Geld.
The Minister Of Marine recommended
10 the Emperor 70 eapcel the appointment
Of a yonng mao IN bis department, 90 the
ground that his father was a man % lad
character aud that one OF his relatives
had been convicted Of . crime, Hep0-
leon wrote Goth Of Febru ny, 1904 Ia
the margiu; Rejoctod, The yOung mao
must be kept 10 his employment. Faulis
are personal"
"faulls arc personal How Just
distraction, and prompt a. Intuition
Exchange, ..r-.
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GPUBLrc-.-No. so
AN ACT 10 change the port of entry for
the district of Brunswick, Georgia.

BE u enacted BIZ tls Seaqte and House Of
Representatives Qfhe United States Of liner
iw IN Congress assembled That from and
after The first day OF July; eighteen
hundred aud siE,y-two, tho port of en-
try for the district of Brunswick, Geor-
gia, shall be brunswick, and that Darien
shall be abolished as the port ofentry.
Sec. 2. Ind II IL Further enacted, That
there shall be a deputy collector appoint
ed, according 70 law, to reside at Darien,
and to exercise such powers as the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, under the revenue
laws, may prescribe. fm
Approved, June 20, 1862
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PUBLtc REsoLUTGoS.-No. L.
JOINT RESOLUTION for the sale Of the
ruins of the Washington Infirmary.

ruins OF Ihe washington lnnrmary'
BE Il resolUed By lie Ssnaie and House Of
Representatives, Of tie United States Of
Aney5ca in Congress assembled, That the
Commissioner Of Public Buildings he aud
hereby is directed to sell at public au-
ton all the material, building, and ether
wise, now remaining on Judiciary Square,
Of the late Washington Infrmary,"
with the condition that the same be re-
move by the purchaser or purchasers
within reasonable time from thes.day of
sale, to be liked by the Commissioned
Aud the avails of said sale may be used
by the Commissioner to pay for the TAX
ing care Of said property since the fire
and TO the improvement of said Judicial
ry Square, he rendering his accounts in
the usual manner TO the Treasury for
the same
Approved, January Is, 1862.
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Approved, February 20, 1862,
[PUBLIc-No. &c.
AN ACT making an appropriation 10 H.
illuminate the Public Buildings.

BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives, Of he United States Of Amey-
ico IN Congress assembled, That the sum Of
one thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, be, and the same is
hereby appropriated, payable out Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, TO enable the Commissioner
Of Public Buildings TO carry out the
order of Congress for the illumination
Of the Public Buildings on the twenty
second Of February, eighteen hundred
and sixty-two.
Approved, February 20, 1862.