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1863. THE 1868.

prSSsYLyANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connections, forms
rHg sHORTESr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoM NEw.YoRK TO raE PEINeiSH WEsrsaS CIrIsa
Seven trsns run daily from New ok to Philadelphia Va
NewJersey ana Camden end A%SSy line nv THIS
ALL Thin nhn1STE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOoT or COURTLASDr-Sr. -,
BY way Of Philadelphia, the morning pase cave
Yok at M time other routes Evening pasense"
AT Il 0. m. one hour later tnsn other lines
~ way OF Allentown. evening passengers ~ -
a. N. sane tune as Nori ern linos. Ia Chicago aud AZ
points n the NorhWes Cre'tne indiinspohs Lou''vuss
st. Louis Cleveland Columbus oineinnatL snd all mAS
poShnnis wihout change run from Philsdelphis 70
rii,bnrb 3d miles. and Newi ork to Pittsburgh Nv milse
Smoking and Saloon Cars or al trains
t.is he c :HSI 4 tbTsa!h Transfer. free
secure Tickets good a9iiI used ey rs Ti .5SSSrsh
The Pepu,ylyaris Central Company runs an EmCan1
Acomrl odsion Line which affords comfortable mode OF
travel 10 patties moving Westward st onoha inc usual 'ss
Of fare. EpFInHrs
Nv this route eigh.s Of all descriptions can be Forwarded
to and from any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky
iUsisra Illinois Wisconsin Iowa. Missouri by RAIL:
ROAD DIRECT TO any port on the nsvgabe rivers 81
the West by cleaners from Pittsburgh
the Psnnlyans Central Railroad at all times - favorable
az are charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants ane
shippers n,rustine the g, thsr % 'n'
LIVE STOCK
Farmers and Dealers in Live Stock win md shu most -
vantsgeous route Cspacions YHd' wen wMst 90 ny, nu
aud connections aud every attention PAD 70 ~
From Harrisburg where will be found every
feeding and resting choice Is ensIsd q ins
J L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No A''''
LEECH Co., Freight assn'iiNs South w,lha~-'s'
MCDONALD l. BiscHoff' Ill" No Battery plaoe..
.. ., c,,s rutsndsst, Altoona, PEI
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Urn Soo0s.

ID II. MACY , o,,,,vo
II. n,rs, IS s, nov 49aRIEbSkfE 2 from 10
so1 M Full assortment Of LINENS LlSES pAnAs 40
LINEN NAPKINS, UOYLlES TABLEIJV,sc HED MUS
FILL LINE Of SWlSS aud BOON MUsLiNJ1 sTRiPED
esNMssI SS' NAiSsook MUsIiNs TARLErANS &C.
bOS'h HsoTs Ss Ts ~ sHSSdF LANNELs much below the
present market price NOW OPENING: -, orNrs
ch1 T1kt STHFR o. nuNDHWEAR Of the very best
nsnufeturer. purchaed ls Fail 70 oo.t Of I'M
Nd ;sl,l1s; 20 20 per cent LESS 'n'' Tue
NOW OPENING, FROM AUCTION.
....,.sn, n FRENCH and SCOTCH EMBROI-
EEEDLE-WM,00RsKK French HANDKERCHIEFs.
SSEEDLE-WRK INFANTS DRESSES and WAISTS
ffR uEI9MHNSESss Il ESs COLLAR
's sESsyE tSSH& AZ . Sg,s s..sss..
inrF VAILJF RE Al and IMITATION.
GkESApIsifHia real aud IMITATION LACEs great
hs'y RIBBONS AND FLOWERS!
FULL STOCK OF RIBBONS, ALL DESIRABLE
Sh Now IofPESINo: SPRING STOCK OF PARIS FLOW.
Inc CoRsETsl
Ard LADIES' msde-up UNDER-cLoTHlN0 in great va
''"' YANKEE NOTIONS!
invoice Of REAL FRENCH PERFUMERY at very low
prices. x
REMEMBER that we IMPORT OUR OWN ZIP iD
GLOVES That we cell the BEST QUALITY LADIES MI
GLOVES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE 10 inc
CITY. Now opening fresh: ,n
So Doz. LADIES' MODE KIDS STITCHED
800 Dor. LADIES' MODE KIDS, PLAIN. ,,u AMI
50 Doz LADIES' BLACK KIDS PLAIN AM
90 Do. LADIES' PARrI. COLOR KIDS.
DO boz. LADIES' WHITE KIDS.
X. ii. MACY, Nos. 204 and zoo 6thav.,
Two doors below lSth-st
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Qr.KrrRxA.T.a. GESsKAt'. OFFICE,

NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUHEAU OF PHoyIsIoSs AND CGOTHiNG,l
March II, 1867
PROPOSALS for CLOTHING and CLOTH
i ING acknowledgements will be received st this
office un O'clock the LIT day Of April 1873 Tor the DE-
l,erv A. the ChArlestown .s,achuse or BIookyn New
York NsvyYsrds at the option OF this Bureau oil TIE ioo
Ing articles Of Clothing and Clothing Material the same 70
conform the Navy standard g. shown ~ he HsePn9n
the annual Advertisement OI clothing oI tle Ns'J uae
June 1852 and by the samples Which may be seen 81 e
Esvy.Ysrds aforesaid VIZ:
Blue Cloth Jackets four thonsipd
Elue Cloth Trows-Ts, hive thous md
Blue SaiinetTrOwseis, i've thousand.
Elue Felt Cans, tea thousand
Blue + anuel Over Shirtsi ten thousand
Canvas, Duck TfowseTs, Elk thousand
Barnsl-y SheetiDs fiocss az thousand
Eln. ssiinst thirty thousand yards
nm. Flannel one hundred thousand ysIdI
Rnn.ey sheeting twenty thousand yards.
Canvass Dnck ten thousand yards.
Blue Naukin, ten thousana yAns
Csskin Shoes, ten thousand pairs
Kpskin Shoes, ten tho"ssh9 pairs
Woolsn Socks ten thOussn1 paiTs
Mattresses with coveIsl, Tor thousa1d
Blankets, th'nsehu
Black Six Hsudk -rchiefs ten houssnd
The articles to be delivered within forty days from the date
Of the contact ,r.,.,..u..,
The Department will reserve 10 te ho fs 10 REJECT any
lid which shall be dee med too high.
Paymcs he made OBTAINING ~ per cent until INC co
pet1n Of the contIsc within ten days after warrants Tor Tie
san. hs have been passed the Secretary OF the Treasury
Eond and security In half The snoun Of the contract VIII
be required $500, ar ,
Blank forms proposals. may be obtained at tho once o.
the Navy Agent Boston, New-iok. Philadelphia ana o.
THIS Bureau.
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Gorses, Carriages, &e.

EINE UORSES.-I offer FOR SALE II pairs
Il very superior hrstcls" closely matched C0A.i
IORsFa All present can bs ut my barn. nj Whites
own Onsida County N. " where invite all persons ish
ng TO horses sf kiId 70 call and sxsmins ior
,hssn.sIv.. WIN. JORALEMON. ACT
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TinailriaI.

CiSciyyari, HAMILTON AND DAYroy RAILRoAD}
CoNPsrY CIscIsSATI, March 20, 1868
hIVIDEND NOTICE-The Directors OF this
~ Company have declared a DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER
CENT and the Government pay able at the BANK oil
America New York City. amer April lat next The
transfer books will be closed for days from the a4h ms.
The Interest the Second Mortgage Bonds Of The
Company. due May J. will b. paid at tie same Bank.
BY order Of the Bo4rd Of Directors.
+. II. SHORT, Secretary.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
- at Qeeensown. (Cork liarbor Tbs wellknown de1I
ere OF the Liverpool New oTa aud Phiadelphia aeamp
Company are intended to sail ss follows: ~, q,
EDISBi Saturday. Mar %
ETNA ~
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY at noon from fisr Al
North River
RATES PASSAGE.
PAYABLE in gold OF its equivalent in elrency; 20, "a
FIKST CABlN.......x0O 20 STbERAGf....''''"po "
r., c.Sin 10 Ioudou IS 90 steere.e Loudon.. - "
t, Cabin to Paris.. Us col Storage to Pars.. ~ ~
First abin to Hamburg 80 oolSIeeTaso to hsnous.. % "
Antwerp Ic., II equally low rates c,, g.. 10.
Fare. from Liverpool or Queertown lsi abn s.'
Those who wish TO their iends Gun buJ eAe''
AZ these rates. c--.--.,. fila.
JOuN a. DALE, Agent. No. Is Broadway, n. l.
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sew,ns Alatbinss.

4S6. ssSi SEAMS i Il. Suited 40V'
Whe,s ySSEWiN0-MACHINE EMPORIUM,
No. as Bro.i. W" . Sac otss or stssu
The ,h privilege Of exchanging within ~ taya ~
ssd BY Inssluisnt W.WICKEs, l sweys
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4 J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell
IA on TUESDAY. March 81, at IL o'clock. at the Mer
chants Exchange Sslesroonl, No III Broadway: e..
ON JAMES-SLIP AND WATER-Sr.-The long estab
lished business location known No. Jsuesp the
g. W. corner of Water. The Building is 3.tory frame Of
rea, strength with under cellar Lot IL 223 and Il 9x39
and 49, II f. Sold free OF all expenses for the improvement
OF the negnboIhood Title perfect Terms
Maps, &c at No. IL Pnes.
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NTEANSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
- FROM NEW.YORK 10 LIVERPOOL.
Tie Steamship
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PArON, lommaudor,
will he dispatched ,.
FROM LIVERPOOL: FROM NEw.Y0Rk;
SATURDAY. April 1. SAluRDAl. Apn ~.
TUESDAY, Isy 10. TUESDAY, jane -
FIRST CABIN. from. 70 + 10
Each berth according to sustion. and sccommoda
ton Of the s,ateRooms all having the same privileges ~
the regard meals and attendance suites OF
apartments Tor mrs may be eng gej by SPECIAL agreement
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND BACK, IN THE
FIRST CABIN ONLY, A FARE AND A HALF: .
Servants accompanying passengers aud children under u
ve,rs Of age. hat fare. Iuants free. .
SECOND CAEiN-Stse- Room beths, meals furnished a.
sep rate tables ~
TIIIRD CABIN-Intsrmediate state Rooms. passengers
found with beds bedding table utensils aud good 'uo
stantia Y cd
sTFERAGE-With superior accommodations 30
All fre. payabe in COLI is equiv Je in D. Currency
Each owed 20 cubic st oil luggage An eAPs
For n,.sasr 70 CHAS A. WHlTNBY
Al tho Office No. 70 Broadway,
For freight apply to ,,,,,,, $500.
No. 81 Southst
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Il. 9. 1nternal Rcpenue.
BniI0ina nlaterials.

nRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains,
OGsrden VUc,. Firs Brick Oreen.fou,e, Malt Gin a. d
Flooring Tiles kc Long Island Pottery Depot ITS Peshs,
ROOFING SLATE.
~ kOObIN0 SLATE.
RoOPING SLATE.
10000 SQUIRE. by West Ca'tleton Slate Co., Az Broadway
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Gales on NnttlorI.

A. IT. M.RwIS. AucnoDesi . -
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ID ,pcs MOI. 5e4 and 56 Brsadwsy.-SAiss Of Books >"
onery Pioture, Work, Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture NC
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH "a, AT OCLOCh'
and The two follow inc days at the same hour,
COINS, MEDALS TOKENS Sc.-Being the entife cot
lection OF Nj Henry A. Smith Of Cleveland Ohio eonpri'
ing gseat variety tine aud specimens. &c Gaia.
Iosues ready and the articles will be exhibition 81
the saier ooms on the day OF sale.
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J. BLEECKER, son n Co. will SELL

A +. BLEECKER, son u Co. will SELL
n. uAUCTIOS on TUESDAY March "a, at IL O'Clock,
A. The Merchants EIchause sale.roOm No III lroidwsy on
Staten Island. "a acre. (kLorn the MAhILiSb fAhfil
couuanday view, Of Sesuk add Newly Bay,
&c. AID lying In the immediate vicinity OF ne eesu's .,si
dsnce OF Judge Sotson j. L. sPrsguc cor Dubois EfAstu
Noots and others The situation u eIccodnsy healthy ard
The property IN be restricted On the erection OF anything
10 ipnr. or annoy Ito uoighborheod Maps aud
fatthsr particulars al No. u Pinet or Mt MARKINGS
On the ufeulres
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OFFICE or rHR GRocHRs TIRE Insurance CoxPASY,}
No ~ WAIL-sr. Nsv-YoRK March 2, 1869
HWENTl-FiFrH DIVIDEND.--The Board
o. p,IsS,g. Of th. Ca.pspy hsye Ibis day declared
the capital stock OF the Company payable the stockholders
on demand JAMES @. PLATT, Secretary
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TTARSHALs SALE.-Ey virtue of n writ Of
va s.le 10y tho Hon. JoAa Caiwasder Judge Of he Dis
rtt QUIT Uuited ates ia aud for the kssien Dci
of in Admiralty 10 directed, viii 10 90 III
public sale 10 tho and best bdsr for cash at Mich
ereTs store No 2 North frontst. FRIDAY, March -,
1909 at u O'Clock M, the Cargo Of tho steamer Frnoess
Royal. consulting OF
~ casss Print. Mohsir Lu.tfss,
De Bego Checks. hohair Cheeks,
Glaze Lenos, Pcrssn Towels,
Italian Cloths, &c.
81 bales Sa,inets. Velvet lr PesveB
Heavy Tweeds Union Beavers,
Negro Cloths, unioa Pilot
Chtyiots. &c.
~ 900 doz Spool Cotton,
Ashworths and other makes
1900 los. sloe-ThIead escorted
2COD ". Needles
SOC great gross Pesrl HILLARY
Su.pender tnd Vest Buttons
Also win be sold on SATURDAY, at the same time aud
place, the resiiue OF said Cargo, a. follows;
COO rIois Wood Screw, sssortsd
2cases Tiles assorted.
100, 600 Cigns various brsEds
100 Te4ms Writing Paper.
$40 NJ EhveloJes.
i,0oolbs. Mustard, in csBs
$40 brandy.
!, 500 on Ouinine
900 81. Sulph Morphia.
800 los. Powd. Opium.
Ioiide Potash, Bicsrb. Potash.
Calomtl-and general assortment OF Drag
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AT No. 7G5 BROADWAY.-A special SALE
eiDRY GOODS retail, at prices far below the present
v, aIdess Of the cost IN order to sell of the whole
seet BY M middle Of April to be able to make the promised
ssseu H. the premises before the lat Of May for the In
toaits .asnt cenprisug variety Of newly ported Dire
Osod housekeeping Articles Ia Lnen Danssls Danssk
ss'slo;hs Napkins aud Towels, shawls. Cloats Cloak
bs;si,s aud Trimmings Embrodees, Hosiery Gloves and
hs1'iLr Goods fo.ing very desit9bie assortment for the
f.t Also cor .sle six Mirrors two Desks two
non s a Cloak Forms Tables, Chairs Store stools. aud
patio Of the GItnres {. q HOOK,
No. 76J BIoAdwa az. three doors below 9h-st.
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J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell n

4 j. BLEECKER SON q Co.. will sell n
IA AUCTION. on TUESDAY. March ~, at IL O'CLOCK,
at the Merchants Exchange Syics M No III Broadway
COTTAGE house AND 1--WE ACHES GROUND
on STATEN ISLAND. de sAuully situated Oh tie Manor
sd adjoining the Gle pisces tho late John Jewet. and
Asher f. Rand ph esq Aud opposite the splendid farm OF
Is good add contains psIie four chambers dnugroom,
khcen &C. and on the place abundance 81 shade trees
and variety Of fine fruit pear. pesch plans, apples CAGES
cherries and superior pe large garden stable aud other
cut budings with hue brook running through the lower
fed. good well Of water the house. Pc session mme
diafey Distance from Factors vile Landing shout IS minutes
walk plank sidewalk most OF the distsnce time from
Wsllt hours ferry hourly from Pier No East River.
foot Of Courtlsrd st. r. by Iaosd from Jersey City:
IS per cent bond and desired low
interest Persons DESTROYS Of seing the place do
calling on Mr. COfLE, Livery able Port Richmond Land
ing. S. l., at 1ls PesIlst n. ". upstairs
A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell at
a. auction, on TUESDAY, March "a at u O'Clock, ct
the MeIchsDt Exchange Salesroons, No Ill Broadway:
ON ll8THsT.-Two two story and basement HOUSES and
LOTS the north side JJ5 feet Of 3dsv The lots
each 2lrlc0 H. Tho houses frame filed In with brick;
have finished bca bssecnts and contain Egyptian marble
nantes, sliding doors, gas. &c.
ALSO, ON ll9rH ST.. The frame HOUSE and LOT adjon-
log. Lot 33xl0oI Hou'e 25K3J Possession lst Of May
required Of the middle house The line Of LsItny
ton-av within q feet OF the western lot Twothirds
Of the purchase remain bond and mortgage,
payable before three lve years. Maps &C., at No.
IL Pnest
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& NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

ilo! WINTER AFhANGEMENT. iss4
Passenger Station in Nswfofk corner 9Th d and 9Th AZ
entrance on 2ith.st.
. TRAINS Lave NEW-YORK: $500.
for New'hsven. LEX D. IL IS, 2l3 (Ex) $40 ~
For BRIDGEPORT :, % tEx)i 1915, AIS lex 40 ~
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport, and wss.port
Ia III. IL. Is, lao. 40 p
TorNo:wak, s9Oa m. lsIs. 2l5 (Exl aio 40. ssoA
For Dsreu and Greenwich :. go H.. l2i5 40 ~.
Fox stanford T. (Erl go m; l2lS, ais tEa.h a.
For For, Chester and intermediate stations = $40 Mt
II Is $40 T. 30 $50 $50 ?. III.
For Port Chester and New Rochelle. 3D. m
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston via Springfield g. (Ex.) 2l3 tgxl sp- -
For Boston, via Shor. line, 1915, pm
For Hartford aud Spriug' Id a. IN lex iEio' "i' tLIb
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal, aa m. Elh
ard u Is ?. m. 70 Northampton. ,,,. n,-,s
For Hsr;iord. Providence. aud Fi.lkil hsinoao's ~A
VFo9 New Hayes New.LOudOn and ssoningou Railroad u
a M. u -. 2lj. ?. III. =,
CanrJ Railroad H. Il p m. TO Northampton.
For Hou.stonic Railroad to ri.tsheli. a. m.
For Naugttuck n abroad. a. m. 2l5 p. H. .
For Danbuy aud alb Railroad AMI 4op,m;
JAMES II. HoYT. Superintendent.
RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADFLPHIA and The SOUTH aud WEST. via JERe
SPY CITY-Mail snd Express Lines leave New 1orx a.
and 10 a M T. G. 131 end ll;ji p. M Fare % Through
h. ,,e checked AMI 10 ad ;j9 and lIJo r. ME
Tor Wssaing,1 IN. ard at AID q p IN. for the West
" J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant SuperintsndenI
No baggage will be received for trains unless devsfes
and checked minute. in advance OF the time OF leaving
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Friday and day night the fanhaok tain WI
run through Ge-rpot returning Saturday and Mondsy
morning a, Ais a w. arriving In New-fok stsoz q m
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY T. R.
~ For Albany. Trov, North aud Wes,.-WINrER Ar
UANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Nov. H. 1872.
For ALBANY lo:3Os Express Mail Train rom 25th q
Station Returning leave Albany At 1890 a N
Fo- Local Trims see Time table.
JOHN nURCnILL. Superintendent.
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EINION DIME SAVINGS BANK.
u No f2O CANAL.sT, CORNER OF NARlCK.
OPEN DAILY from l0s N. 10 z. and nom 3to p m
.siX PR CENT INTEREST allowed on sums Of $500
and under aud FINY PER CENT or larger sums,
~ FDFR '. HAUOuWUUr, Prssident-
Wst ! SWlSIhlfITHLSocK vie'-rr''ld'n''u
GshnSLR s. CHAPLIN, Secretary.
TTNHE NEW-YORK SAYINGS BANK, corner
/ Of Iuh.-. and 8t...u-Op,n daily from ! to p N.
~, dae,dny, and turdsys from to p Six per cont
tsre. allowed on d $500 and undef Deposits msde
on Or b'ior. Apr WIN ara" Tu0MAS ciiRisTY President,
OK PER CENT INTEREST.
- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, corner OF Bowery aud
Csua,.st Omen EVERY DAY from TO g. and On MON
nay WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS from to
T. Intsse.t coinrnenc April L. lBOt
Bank Books ia III glish Uernan. ard French .
GEORGE FOLSOM, President.
Srynors A. BUyoE, Secretary.
LIMITED STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Certificates Of Indebted
,e,, collected and returns made promptly.
Tbs gold received for interest RENTED or accounted for OF
IN. market pice at the option OF holder
kETCHUM, son a CO.. No 10 Exchaneepl place.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SIONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
~ TON, NEw-LONDON. STONINGTON PROVE
DrrrCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW.BEDFOHD.
S s,r1 ,plesdid steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply
mol IN kOCK will leave Pier No. 10 n g.. foot Of Court
mpH'r daily texcept Sundsy) at D.
ent TAKEN As low % BY other line Once Of Conc
Panny' no. llo West-st. corner ~ Coursandtst
Ne"-fork. March 2, 1869. w. NJ EDWARDS, Agent
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NNOTICE-BOOTS and SHOES
n H. WILSON, Auctio.eer, by A.. ID: GALE. No. ~
Dey. NewYork Second Spring Trade Sale Of about lwo
case. THIS DAY Tuesday March a. at 10 O'clock comphs-
iuk large end prime assortment
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rulers, but would sacrifice or hazard the
one from dissffection TO the other, is
unfit TO be the citizen Of a free country.
n. That, therefore, 20 guard against the
dangers Of faction and sedilion which
artful men, equally dangerous whether
they are actual emissaries and allies Of
the rebels or not, are striving TO foment
among us, we call upon all good citizens
10 mark and frown upon all who persist
in this work-to abandon all other dis
tinctions, and, henceforth, recognize no
division but between thOse who are Jor
and those who are against the Govern
ment; and whether the men in power
please us or not, to sustain them until
others are put in their place.
And finally
y 8. That, forgetting all party divisions
and owning no other duty in the present
crisis than loyalty TO the Union, we will
unite and act upon the motto Of Deca-
tur-"Our country-may she always be
right but OUR soUNTRY ALWAYS"
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IPUDLIo REsoIUrIoN-No. 0. !

JONI RESOLUTION 10 revive " An act TO
secure TO the officers and men actually
employed IN the Western Department,
or Department Of Missouri, their pay,
bounty, and pension, aud for other
purposes.
Resolv d By he Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiues Of Die United States Of Ams,Ioa
IN Congress assembled, That the proyi lions
of Joint resolution entitled A resolu-
ton TO suspend all payments under the
act approved the twenty 18th Of March
eighteen hundred aud siXty-two, entitled
"An act TO secure TO the officers and men
actually employed in the Western de-
partment or department Of Missouri,
their pay, bounty, aud pension, and for
other purposes, approved July twelfth,
eightsoo hundred and sixty-two, be and
they are hereby revived, aud the commits
sioners therein provided for shall be al
lowed six months from the passage Of
this resolution within which TO make
their report
Approved, February 10, 1883
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TPUpLIc-No. 28.1

An ACT tor the relief Of persona for dam
ages sustained by reason of depreda-
tons and injuries by certain bands Of
Sioux Indians,
WHEREAS the United States heretofore be-
came bound by treaty stipulations
to the SissetOn, Wahpaton, Medawa-
katnon, and Wa[hlpakoota bands of
the Dakota or Sioux Indians TO pay
large sums Of money and annuities,
the greateg portion of which remains
unpaid according to the terms of said
treaty stipuatioDs; and whereas dur
ing the past year the aforesaid bands
Of Indians made an unprOvoked, ag-
gressivo, and most savage war upon
the United States, and massacred a
large number of men. women, aud chill
dren within the State of Minnesota, and
destroyed and damaged large amount
of property, and thereby have forfeit
ed all just claim 10 the said moneys
and annuities TO the United States; and
whereas il is just and equitable that
the persons whose property has been
destroyed or damaged by the said In
dams, or destroyed or mayed by the
NIWtlh VI AliF AuAANh 1AhNth III hAAu WAT,
should be Unidentified in whole or in
part out of the indebtedness aud
anuuities so forfeited as aforesaid
Therefore
BE il enacted By tie Senate and House Of
Representatives, OF the United States n amer
icd IN Congress assembled, That all treaties
herctOf0r, made aud entered into by the
Sisseton, Wahpaton, MedaNakanton, aud
WahpakOota bands of Sioux or Dakota
Indians, or any OF them, with the United
States, are hereby declared to be alb
rogated and annulled, so far as said
treaties or any of them purport 10 im
pose any future obligation on the United
States, and all lands and rights Of oecu-
pancy within the State of Minnesota, and
all Annuities and claims heretofore ac-
corded 10 said Indians, OF any of them,
10 be forfeited 10 the United States
Sec. ?. and h Il fntier enacted, That
two thirds of the balance remaining un-
expended OF annuiiies due aud PAYABLE
TO said Indians for the present fiscal
year, not exceeding one hundred thou
sand dollars, and the further sum Of one
hundred thousand dollars, being two
thirds Of the Annuilies becoming due
and payable TO said Indians during the
next fiscal year, is hereby appropriated,
and shall be paid from the Treasury OF
the United States, out Of any money ;
not otherwise appropriated, TO the COM
missioners hereinafter provided for Ia
be apporlioned by them among the
heads Of families, or, ia case of their
deoease, among the surviving members
Of families Of the State OF Minnesots
who suffered damage by the depredA-
lions Of the Sisseton, Wahpaton, Media
wakanton, and WalhlpAkoots bands OF
Sioux or Dakota Indians, or by the
troops OF the United States in the late
Indian war in the State Of Minnesota
not exceeding the sum Of two hundred
dollars 90 any one family, nor the actual
damages Aforesaid, aud no moneys shall
be paid under this section excep; upor
those claims which shall be presented {,
said commissioners on or before the firs