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TESTING GUEs-REPoRTED EXpLosIoN.-This
morning number of large guns were tested at
the Brdesburg Arsenal. The loud reports gave
rumor to disastrous explosion having occurred
a. large factory n the upper section Of the city.
Another report was current that Dupont's
Powder Mills, Mt Wilmington, had exploded
The conclusion was plainly felt in the city, aud
alarmed many of the more tmd, who no dOubl
thought another pirate was coming up the Della
ware,
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Mr. FcssOnden has issued the following cir

Mr.. FcssGnden has Issued the following cir
cular -
"TBEAsURY DEPARTMENT, December IL, 1861.
-sr;Dcsug 20 avoid any farther Issue Of bonds, the
interest o. which Is payabein coin or any Increase
Of paper circulation ask your spech htehtlOn 70 tl3
seven three teuhs now offered 10 the public. It
belle, ed that these nOtes present advantage
which should recommend nem to an VINO have
money 10 invest. The Interest oheTed Va a.
present rates OF other Government seenriues such
to render them attractive, and their convert b
into geld bearing bonds gives them Ridiuohu n
value IA rs only necessary that people should undsr-
sfnnd the ADVANTAGES afforded by this class OF seenr-
tes 10 Insure sales In sdnlcient daiiy amounts h
meet the current demands upon the Troasury. Ia ex-
endpg TO national banks and others authority % abttn
subscriptons snd the oer of libe al commissions IN
services performed, II was expected thar the national
banks especially connected they are with the Gov
eminent and prohtng by that connection. would hAve
been stimulated 20 such eXer1ns would insure
regret TO that tho results thus far have not
satisfactory, Before resOrting other agencies,
therefore again appeal 10 the National Banks la the
that they win undertake this most work with
spirit and which vl demonstrate that the recIR
nzed fiscal agents OF the Government may at all times he
cessary to IL daily wants, W. p. FEssEADEN,
"seeTetaTy " The Treasury"
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGEyCE,
CIElRFD rms MORNING.


Slip Caravan, ialWlor, Pensacola, Workman h Co.
Brig AlbatrOss, See'zan, kiO And market, do.
Bug kuTca, Coll ns Havana, ID. 8. StClsOn & Co.
Brig r. G.. Wright, Hawthorn, Fort BIrrancas, j. q.
4. Reppier.
RrhrE.j HoratY, Meredith. Lynn, Blskston 4 CO.
schE g. O. Morris, Ars, Boston, j. Hunter Jr, & Cs.
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DIR. Livingstone, the celehtat traveller who
explored Central Africa is abou! returning to
India.
General Sheridan was once a newsboy. That
was when he learned to go to press Early.-Er.
lion. Reuben L. Fentou, Governor elect Of
New York, has resigned his seat in the United
States House of Representatives.
The Poughkeepsian IN. " Is one OF the
latest victims to the inhumanlty of paper dealers.
II has stopped publication.
Miss Bateman has met her Wonted success at
Manchester, England. Her career 10 said 70 be
round Of tTiamPhs.
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TIE ARMY OF TsEE IAMEs.

Rebels RetIriHg-ghe French GunbOAt.
HEADQUARTERS Array OF TIM JAMES, NEAR
RICHMOND, Va, December The Rebel troops
which yesterday demonstrated on our right wore,
this morning, all Withdrawn, ana our picket lines
direction.
The French gunboat ia0aig, which arrived Of
Aikeu's landing week since, f.mAius still ia the
river. Two commercial agents Of the French
Government, who were permitted 10 visit Rich
mond, have this evening arrived nc these head
quarters, and | understand that the AdoHis will
tomorrow leave With them on board.
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CUR FLEET COOPERATING
WITH the ARMY.
Grand Combined Attack to be
Made Upon the City.
AND DAHLGREN
SIGNALLING.
Our Troops in Excellent Spirits.
ETC., Etc. Etc.. Etc.. I1ro.


WAsuINGroN, December 15-The follow
ing telegram was received from Fortress Mon
roe last night
Telegram in cipher received at Washington
at 10 p. NJ. December IA, 1S6Al-
Despatch from Admiral DRhIgren.
PORT ROYAL HARBoR, via FORTREss
MONROE, December 11.-To Hon. Gideon
Welles, Secretary OF the Navy have just
received a communication from Sherman's
Army.
He is few miles from Savannah, aud in
fine spirits.
shall bring all my available force into con-
nection with the army.
A despatch is forwarded with this.
Very respectfully,
(Sigedl j. A. DAHLGREN,
R5ar-Admiral.
A bearer Of dispatches from Admiral Dahl
gren arrived in this city to-day, with the fol-
lowing important despatch for the Secretary
Of the Navy
Despatch from Admiral DahIsren.
FLAG STEAMER "PmLADELPWA," IN PoRT
ROYAL HAHBoR, December l2-Hon. Gideon
weles, Secretaryiof the Navy-Sr 1t Is my
happiness to Rpprise the Department that Gene
raj Sherman, with his army, is near Savannah,
and that l am in communication with him. In
view of his probable arrival had stationed seye-
raj steamers at different points and had come
down from Tullainney yesterday in order To be
at hand.
had not TO wait many hours. This morning
at o'clock, the DaHielion arrived, with Captain
| Duncan and two scouts, Sergeant Marion l.
| Esserick and George W. Qullby, having the fol-
lowing lines from General Howard.
Despatch from Howard.
! HRADQyARTERs DEPARrMeEr OF ARMY or
| TENNESSEE, NEAR SAVANNAH, GBoRGIA.-To tAe
Commander of the Forces in the vicinity Of
Savannah, Georgia.
sir-we have met with perfect success thus
far. The troops are in very fine spirits aud
near by. Respectfully
| (signed,) o. o. HOWARD,
Hajor-Genersl Commanding
Report of Captain Duncan.
Captain Duncan states that our forces were in
contact with the Rebels q few miles outside of
savannah, he says sherman's army il NOT in
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Quotations of Gold at the Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, No. 81 S. Third street. second story -
VI A. M.......... .237 III A. M.....,....23j
l0I A. M..........23lf u H..............23j
lOl a. M.,........237 / p. M...........23j9
IL A. M......,...236
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.Sherman's Expedition.
Rebels GrOaning Over the Prospec-
tive Fall Of Savannah.
KlLPATRIcK's BATTLES.

Rto., Etc, Etc, Etc. E,c., Etc, Etc.
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Report of Captain Duncan.
Captain Duncan states that our forces were In
contact with the Rebels few miles outside of
savannah, he says sherman's army IL NOT in
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On oDIuTuuy nlENI Ulptlin hTOnlO 3. WhL-
Tey, OF the 36h United States COOrgd troops, was
killed by "a lire from one Of our own pickGts, Of
the jGih New York. Il is stated that he had in
adYgrtCuUy got in advance OF the piCGcJs, aud
was supposed 20 be a Rebel. His wound WAS in
the gron, and resulted fatally on Monday morn
ing Captain Whitney was formerly private in
u Vermont regiment, and passed Casey's Board
as q captain. He vas about LWeuty-siX years Old ,
ard a fine officer, whose unfortunate death IL
much regretted by his regiment.
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DECISIONS, BoUNTIEs, =,
il BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMA,
AND cLAIMR FOR INDEMNITY
CLARK d GAYLORD,
AROr=sSs aud 0OSnssllsys ID Ia,
soLICIToRs
FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner Jth snd y streets, Room Nos,
wAEHMsroH, d G,

This Firm, having thorough knovisdgs Of the
Ronsion Buiiness, and being familiar with the
prAeteo In all the Departments Of GoverEnent,
believe that they can Afford greater facilities 70
Pension, Bounty, and other CLAIMANTS, for the
prompt and successful accomplishment OF bustnoss
entrusted 10 them than any other firm In Washing
ton. They desire to secure such an amount Of this
business As will enable them 10 execute the bust
mes, for each claimant VERY CHkAPkk, and on
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
dose they will secure the services Of Law Firms In
each prominent locality throughout tho States
whore such business may be had, rninh such with
ali the necessary blank forms Of application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet inItructions
and Circulars for dstbution In their vicinity with
hhsooiAtes' names inserted, and upon the due exc
outiOn Of the papers and trnnsminsion Of the same
To them by their AlansooiAtes, they will prompt
ly perform the business here. ~
~ Their charges will DO FIVE DOLLARS fOh
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIYATES,
for each Pension or Bounty and Back Pay obtained,
| rARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection of PRIZE MONEY.
n Soldiers enlisted since the LIST Of March, 1881
In any kind Of service, Military or Naval, whe are
By disease wounds, are entitled TO Pen
sionh. An soldiers who serve for two years, or
during the war, ahould 1t sooner close, will be en-
titled 10 eIo0 Bounty. -.
By q law OF the last session Of Congress, all SOL
oilers discharged on Aeeount Of wounds received In
the service, since the Commencement Of the War,
shall receive the sl0O bountyi and all revenue
stamps heretofore required on soldiers application
pApefs are dispensed with. Widow. Of soldier.
who die or are KILLED are entitled to Pensions and
the S1oO bounty. II there be no widow, then the
minor children, and II minor children, than the
father mother, sisters, brothers are entitled 70
the 4l00 bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend
ant mothers, nisters, or brother. win DO Rensioned
WILLIS 4. GAYLORD.
Washington, D. C., lsas, mar S-ly
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MEDICAL.
EoIAL NOTICE.

I
Dr.. NJ vELLNrs Private Hospital, In tn. Es4
erHl block, Corner Ofsevsnth and streets, oppol
site the Post and Patent onisss. Rooms 20 aad "a
up stairs, Washington, D. C, ..
All diseases Of private nature treated In the
best scientific manner, and radical cures efsoteA
In all oassa. STPEILITIC AFFECTION, ooNl
oRRHGA, GLEgT, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of ToLUPTBoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATIVR
ORGANS, from any cause Whstever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also
GoUT, RHEUMATISM, EguRALoIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS SCEoFULI, BLoTCHEs
ON THE FACE, ERUPTfoNson the Limbs and BODY
and all other ERUPrIvE DIsEAsEsa and DIsEAsEi
or THE BLOOD, from whatever cause thsy may
have arisen. .... .r
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
saeey prevent you nom applying Immediately to
DR., vsliny, who 1, ACKNOWLEDGED to be BY far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the trea,nen,
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and make
known your mlsfortunss, and he viii speedily Send
you on your way rejoicing.
sBLE-ABUsK.
That dresdful soourEc Of tho young, INDUCED in
whom alone, destroys the generatvo organs, unnt'
them for married life, producing weakness Of the
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power, palpitstion OF the heart nervous Irritable
ly, loss OF memory, melancholy habits, insanity
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN in view Of the dresdful eonse
qucnces Of del-r, do not fail to make your cas-,
known Immediately TO DR.. vellny. Your seereti
with him arc sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems were shattered an,
who were on the brink OF the grave, have bcsI
brought back to vigorous health BY his Ikillfu
treatment
MARRIAGE
| Married persons, or those contemplating mAtri
mony, who suppeet Themselves ofimpotenoy Eomi
sal weakness, or any disease arising from . re
IAssd state Of the genital organs, whether the> q
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indissrstiony
Indulgence Of the passions In ripper years, are ear
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District tho oficiui ccrtifcate Of the judge 81
the court from which such committee or guar
dian derived his appointment, that he has
given a SUFFICIENT bond to account 10 the mi
nor or lunatc for all sums Of money received
by virtue OF the authority conferred by this act
Sec. .. And Be u further enacted, That all
payments heretofore made within the District
OF Columbia to tho committee or guardian of q
lunatic or the guardian Of a minor duly APP
pointed at the domicile Of the lunatIc or minor
out OF tho District Of Columbia, in the United
States, shall be good and sufficient; Provided,
That said guardian or committee shall file in
the Orphans Court in said District the official
certificate Of the Judge Of the court from which
such committee or guardian derived his APP
pointment, that he has given sufficient bond
10 account TO the minor or lunAtlc for all pay.
ments 30 made; And proVided further, That In
all cases the evidence Of the appointment and
authority Of such committee or guardian shall
be first recorded In the Office Of the Orphans
Court Of said District.
Approved, March 3, 1854.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

BLOCKADE OF BROWNSVILLE RELAXED.

M pru ., mr. pE upnmNSyrT r. pET .Nrn
.,,-r,,r r, WA, Wan DL ~ n.l
WhsMiNoToS. FEB. "a. Isl.
General orders. No. So
1bo foIIovIpg nrooIam.t,on 4. pubII.heI for thu
Information of ali concerned,
p "A. pr,,iy,,, or "a, I,,,,,s S,,,,, ar I-..,,,..
nnoc, $1,000,
where's, oy my proclamation oil the ninetsonth
oil APRIL one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one the porA oil the STATES Oh south OAIohna,
georgia, Alabama florida, Msaissippi' LouiaiAna'
ana ieNas were, ior reasons therelh ser lot'h,
piaeeu unuer OiooAsaei anu "heleAl lhe por' Vi
DRY ~ 'He VI ~
the s'sto VI ieNA., mas since oeeh piooAAaeI' Ou'
as 'ne SAaue VI sou poi. n.As No" " ~
MAeu WIN advantage 70 ue nteteA" Oh COM
neree ~
VOW, ehGlsiULe, Ve ~ hnOWh 'nss !, hBM N.
LIeauen' VI 'he oni.eu s'A.es, puIs'
" .4o ~ ~ nle 'es.eu " 'ne MN seSuol
Vi 'he az. Vi Nons's, NpptoISu oh 1he ,s'n VI
| ,S'' -, - - - :. -, " y - -
,,,,,Ss.a' ;, A. h.-sh 49,. ~. a. $1,000 y,
t,S..Ia - !. -, I'm. - -, 81 a., .... a
So,orDIn. s,oro "a .T,er mi. AL. en-, oonmar-
80 ,S,.ra... - 30, -. -, =, ~.
49, ,As
49, ~. -. ~ Si.t 49,. =. ~
=, - I,t,s 80, -. 49,, " ,n'
y, ,uo sa " y, 'ao . ~
~, ,.,,,s 80, - -. ..sS., '', a.
unt.i nv ~
suoh oiusis 10 ui'S " . HiS
eolnnanu"s 'h1 "a " IN 0vSi uu
" I'm AHH a. '"iN IT,
mn. nus P toeiS a' on uo. O' - 49,, a.
she .N -r. ~ a. ,S,.., a. ~
T tbIngs or Information intended for their ua1 o,
tor theSr ala or oomfort nor oxoent upon the mar
mission Of the Secretary of war or Of some ofioe,
AMY authorized by him ofthe following
: .TtieIe, namely; cannon, mortaru, firearms, pis
tolls. bombs, Krenades, powder, sItpeter, sulphur
balls, bullets, pixies, swords boarding (Al
ways excepting the quantity OF the said ArticleI
which NAV be necessary for the defence Of the shI
and those who compose the srewD saddles, brides
eartridse-bsg material, percussion and other caps
a clothing adapted for uniforms, Saileloth OF al
4 kinds, hemp and cordage, intoxicating drinks
Q other than beer and light native wines
i To vessels clearing from foreign ports and des
tined TO the port OF Brownsville, opened by THU
proclamation, licenses will b granted BY consult
Of the onitea s,A,es upon sH'lsaesory evaaeno'
mat the Fes'ei so licensed wiz convey no pefsons
pIopertyor ihiormAnoh eheepteu Ut ploioie'
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Washington, D. c., IsSs. mar sly
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV.
ENUE, '..


Annual 1drs' for 1850.
The attention OF Taxpayers 10 hereby called TO
the provisions Of the United states Excise Law
relative 10 the assessment OF annual taxes.
BY the sixth section OF the act Of July l. 1861 It
is made the duty Of all persons, partnerships, Arms
associations, or corporations, made liable to any
annual duty, license or tax, on or before the GTH
Monday Of Nay IN each yedr TO make list or return
to the Assistant Assessor Of the District where
located OF the amount OF annual income, the Arti-
Giles or objects charged with special tax, and the
Every person who shall fail to make such return
BY the day specified will be liable to be assessed By
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slatiuual @tpMblitan.



In the old church tower
Hangs the bell,
And above II on the vane,
ia the sunshine and the rain,
Cut IN gold, saint Peter stands,
With the keys In his hAndS,
And all II well
In the old church tower
HANG the bell, F.....
You can hear itb great heart beat
All I so loud, and Wild, and sweet,
As the pAraon says prayer
Over hia happy levers there,
While ali IL well
In the old church tower
Hangs the ben,
Deep and solemn. HArk again
All Whist passion, and what paint
with her hands upon her breast,
some poor soul has gone 10 rent
where all II we'll
In the old church tower
Hangs the bell,
A quaint friend that seems 20 know
Ali our 10y and all our woeI
n 10 glad when we are wed,
tits sad when we are dead,
And all 10 well
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lPUBLIC-NO. ~,
An act to enable guardians and committees OF
lunattcs, appointed in the several States, TO
act within the District Of Columbia.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentdhveS Of The United States Of AmSriea IN
CoHgreSS dsSs nbled, That 1t shall be lawful for
any person, appointed the committee of a
lunatic, or the guardian Of minor or lunatlc
by the proper authority in any State or Terri
tory Of the United States, to institute and pros
ccute TO final judgment any suit or action in the
courts OF the District OF Columbia "a he might
have done II his authority as such guardian ar
committee had been derived from the proper
tribunals of said District and such committee
or guardian may In the same manner collect
and receive any sum Of money due TO such lu.
matte or minor, and may by deed, duly executed,
release and convey 10 any party entitled TO the
same, whether by purchase or otherwise, any
lands or estates situated In the District OF Co,
lumbia, the property Of such lunatic or minor
or TO or upon which such lunAtic or minol
may have claim or mortgage, In the SAM
manner as he might have done II his authority
had been derived from the tribunal of said Dis
tricts Provided, That such committee or guar
dian, before making any conveyance OF rea
estate OF release Of claim, or mortgage there
on, shall file In the Orphans Court Of sale
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TAKEN EsTRAY BY THE METRO
L PoLITAN POLICE.-on the 9Th ult,, . soR.
REL HORSE, having a white face and left hind
foot with Saddle, were found eAtray The owner
IL Iequebted T. prove property TO the GAtaiaetion
Of the Property Clerk OF the District, at his oooI
No As1 Tenth street west, prior to 10 o'clock A. N.
Thursday, March 10th, 1884, or the same VIII be
then sold Tor cash TO the highest bidder At the ba-
LAAr Of W. /. Wall 4 Co., No, % Louisiana avenue.
BY ordSr; GEO, n. HERRICK,
Property Clerk.
W, L. WALL 4 CO.,
mist AuotioneerH.
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n F f l c l A L

wan DEPARTMENT,
AnUTAHr GENERALS OFFICE,
WAEHINGTOH, March 7, 1884.
The following Officers having been reported at the
headquarters OF the army for the offences hero
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed from the service OF the United
States unless, within fifteen U5) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
In session in this city Of which Brigaier General
K,ketts, United states volunteers, Ia preside Ut,
au- make satisfactory defence to the charges
against them.
Absence lciihoa LeGue.
Captain Jacob V. GiHh, IO1th PennSylyAnia vol
unteers.
surgeon II. Tammadse, Nth Kentucky volun
teers.
First Lieutenant Charles T. BAroux, II9th Penn,
EylyaniA volunteers.
Surgeon J, B. MoConAughy, nth Missouri volun'
teerA
Captain George s. Raymond, sSth New York vol
| uRteeTH.
For taking up The name Of enlisted man as an o1es'
on he muItsrrOlS Of Ms regiment, IN violation o
Genera! ord'rI, No. a., Of 1868, from The War De
pdrtmsnf.
Colonel Michael T. Donohue, 10th New HAmp.
shire volunteer. W. A. NICHOLS,
m7-lt Assistant Adjutant General
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CLOTHING.

=
r EFT 'RM RisRl LET ZEN RISE
Ia LET 'EM RISE II
WHO ckREsl i
o.. go -'r WHO cAREs1 4
..ar'. . WHO CARES
A six Months stock on hand Of CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Tse balance OF our WINTER STOCK is At the
mercy Of the public. We shall not speak Of them
again.
AWAIT NO LONGER. NOW is THE TIME
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will not carry them over.
The great invention OF the age,
PALMER,s sPONGING MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods Shrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, we shall
continue ~ sell less than any other house in this
city.
SPRING ovERCoATS
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN. AND STYLE
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
ofevery description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see sample, before purchasing elsewhere.
| MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand good assortment
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. H. SMITH,
40 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once.
Also, large RESERVE in the rear, for the
\ JoBBING TRADE,
Al our wholes ale and Retail Mandatory Ii
Baltimore.
washingtoniAns visiting Baltimore will hnd
greatly to their advantage to call at
SMITH BROTHERS Il CO.,
20 West Baltimore street,
ms-H Baltimore, Md
" 9 HALL WE sAY.IT"
o "DARE WE SAY TT
We will no, be und0rsold by Smith or any one else
!. WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We can sell them, and we will sell them.
!, WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
n Undoubtedly owing to the fact that the publ
e have found out and appreciate our motto:
n MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PROFITS!
n GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
y AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Of BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS vARIETl
er AT 49, SEVENTH STREET.
Of ms-a J. BRUCE co.
n. THE GIDEON PRINTIN
,r- OFFICE"
he ESTABLISHED IN 1895.
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[PUBLIC-No. 81
AN ACT 10 authorize tho enrolment and license
of the steam-tugs b. =. Davidson and W. X.
Muir.
Be Il enacted By DC Senate and House Of Rep
rcsentdtiveS Of Tie United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of the
grant tho enrolment and license of the steam
tugs b. T. Davidson and W. K. Muir, now
owned by William Porter and William Lur.
kins, OF Milwaukee, in the State Of Wlscon.
sin, upon such tel ms, not inconsistent with
law, as to him shall seem Just and proper.
Approved, March s, 1884.