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UNITED STATES 1O-40 BONDS:

These Bonds are issued the Act OF Coue" OF msrcn
1884, which provide. that all Bonds issued under this Ace
SHALL BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure OF
the Government at any period not " than ten nor ''e ''
rtv veays from their date and until their redemption f
lpER CENT INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN, oS
Bonds Of not over hundred dollars annually and on all
other Bonds semi annually The interest is payable on the
d,y. of March and September in each year As those
II Bonds, by Act Of Congress, are
Il EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION
THAR value 1. increased from to three per ceat poe
according to the rate Of leves in various parts Of
the county.
At tue present rate Of premium gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
currency and equal convenience permanent os
temporary Investment
lei believed that securities offer grea; nducesnts'
lenders the various descriptions Of L. s Bonds. In *
other forns Of Indebtedness the faith ability Of pivas
parties stock companies separate communities aay 10
fox payment while for the deOts of the United Ss
the whole property oths country holden the pay.
msnt Of both principal and interest in coin.
These Bond. may be subscribed for in from SO uptp
any magnitude the terms, and are thus msde sau'uY
available to the smallest lender and the largest captis They
con be converted into money any moment and the holder
will have the benefit Of tie interest.
Tie Funded Deb. of the United which interest,
in gold on the ID day Of MARCH, 1854 S'Ss $4,000.
The interest on this do6 or the coming fiscal year will bo
f 1876 while the In gold for the current
fiscal yea eag June 3d. 1864 has been far at the rate Of
over slO9.oO0,O)0 per aanun
will be tina; the present gold revenues OF the
Government e largely in the Of the Treasury
paycs, Of gold while the recen. increase OF
the tariff viii doubtless raise annual receipts from
toms on the siac of impoations to si3oooo poe
annum
The authorized Of this loan Is Two Hundred Aion
Dollars Inrac;ions to the National Banks acting loan
l,s were not issued until March %, but the amount Of
Bonds reported sold the United States Treasury up to May
l4was
S4S, 1904 800
Subscriptions VIII be received by the TRZAsrREa OF rHs
YIrEp STATES Washington, and the ASSISTANT TRxAs
uRsAs at Neyork Boston and Philadelphia, and by tho
FIasr NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK, No Wai-s.-
sHcoSp NATIONAL BAsK oy NEw-YoRx, 29is,. BrdwaJ.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK o. NV YORK. Pine.St.
FIFTH NArIoxAL eAsK Of New-lork, No. 23i 3dsy.
SIXTH NarIoSAL Baax OF NEv.YoRX oth-av. Brdway.
Ninth NATIONAL BAsK " NzvYoRx, No. 353 Broadway.
TESrH NATIONAL BAsK OF YoEx, No. 30 Broadway.
NEW YORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK. lSi Greenwtchst-
FIRST NATioyAL BANK JERSEY Crrr y. J.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL. BANKS
which are deposi.aEies OF public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BaNKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country ae ss-nts Of the Naiona De-
poi.sry Banks, will fuu, further Information sppca-
non and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
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PTBLIC DEDT.

Mr.. HhADEe-CN agbiaittrd tn following:
R. d that Tie Secretary tie Treasury be directed to
en-! ll ace TO the >euate statement showing tho full
II the Pablo debt OF the United States at the present
c aid that in making SAID statement he cause 60 0e arranged
spff the evere items Of aid indebtedness under what
~ erh g'crHed AMI whether bears interest and If So
vl,:cr ~ lawful money. the amount Of Treasury
Ie United states notes fractional currency certificates OF
issb. e.s temporary losns &C. and the Of interest
Cy po each of said items aid se date and title OF the
81 uudCg WITCH each vas issued.
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
lens or NETWORK.
DEAFNESS AND cATARRH CURED.

No 80 6th-ly.. NEE ioRK, Dec. J, 1853.
Twas deaf for several years and hearing Of h great cures
performed by Dr. Voc Esen5erg Induced 70 place my
under his care and happy to state ta, ny hear
ing was entirely restored a:eT hor. rcamen' Iwa also
suffering from chronic ca;ar Of which was ac cured by
the sl treatment Of Dr. Won EisenbeT do but Justice
,he Doctor by stating tina. 10 treating he dspayea that
s and ku,ledge wi,h have already procured or hin srch
de.eyed repulion and tina, he principles which direct bis
system Of curing Deafness sud Catauh such as to render
success certain In my opinion. Many months haze passed
aimee Dr. Won Eenbers restored ny hearing and it coatane'
as good "a ever. y. HOFfAlHo-
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LO1HE.
Iodine Water,
solution OF pure Iodine IN pure wateE 1ifA0ss ssens
II acts upon the -
HEART
LIVER, KIDNEYS
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, and GLANDULAR system;
The great SUCCESS which has attended the use o! IODINE
WATER enables 10 recommend feeling confident THAI
with fair trial IL will attest its own excellence III the cure Of
Srrof IN III forms Consumpt Cancer Bronchitis Skin
Fuptons Pimples the Face Heart Liver, aud kidney
Diseases Rheumatism. Nenrass Female Weaknesses, Dye
pepsia Debility syphilis Mercural Disease, &c.
Price per botle half dozen 3. one time, %
Sold by Druggists sent by expires. on receipt OF price,
DR.. II. ANDERS & Co,
Ply scans and Chemists,
No. t29 broadway, n. Y
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BANK RETURNS.


NJ. HENDERSON also huDnlttNI thc fOHOWIIlE; ,
Hestd Ths tho SECRETARY q the Treasury be, and be s
hereby directed Co communicate 20 the Senate copies OF te
NJ lTts O. bank associations corporations and individuals
dong tlu u. bu ness which required 20 be made 90 the
iOnsr Of Internal Revenue under tie act entitled an
500 provide ways and for the support Of the Govern
m approved March 1862 and that in communicating said
re r. De- r.qus od 20 those required 10 be made
vu 81 DAYS the lsdy Of October 1863 and those re-
.fa.f.h
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Costar's Externinators.

(ostar's Externinators.
"COSTARs" EXTERMNAT0R3.
fXTERMINAIORS.
"COSrABS' EAIERMIAAIORS.
EXIERMiNAfOkS.
"COSrARS" EXTERNlSATORS.
XXI ERbiIS.tIORs.
"COSTARS" EArERMlNATORS.
DETERMINATIONS.
"COSTARS" ENIERMiSAIORS-
EXTERNIHA1OaS.
"COSTAR'S" EXIERMlNATO2S.
ENrERMlNAPORs.
"COSTARs EHTERAINATORS.
ENTERMINATORS.
"COSTAkS" ENTERMlSATORS.
EXTERN MAJORS.
"COsrARs" DETERMINATIONS.
For Rats Mice. Reaches Ants. BedBugs Fieas Moths n
egrs Wooeus, etc. Insects Pais Fowls, Animals, etc.
'l5 years established il y, Y. City"
"Ony inflibe remedies known"
Free IRON Poisons."
Not dangerous 20 the Human Family
rats come out OF their holes to die"
r7'Sod by all Druggists everywhere.
~ - BEWARE : :! 81 all worthless imitatons.
~" COSrARS" Depot, No. Az Broadway. ~.
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REMARKABLE CURE or DEAFNESS
From the Rev Joseph 81 Clarke Rector OF 81 James.
Church
SrRAcusR. Feb. %. 1874

SYRACUSE. Feb %, 1854
have been deaf In since was In College,
some twenty years ago BY the skill Of d. Lshihi, i's
hearing was entirely restored that now hear alike with
both ears and find that my voice with much more
ease and comfort than before. JOSEPH N. CLARKE.
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SENATE. WASHINGTON. May II, ls6i
rRorrRTY cLAlMED BY rIIk UNITED STATES.

PROPERTY CLAlMED By TIE UNIFIED 5IAIks'
Nr. HARRIS. from the judiciary Committee,
reprtcl bin authorize the Secretary Of the Treas
rrytO s.pulate for the release from attachment OF
0kf process. property claimed By the United States
viii the following amendments Provided that nothing
hrin contained shall be considered recognizing
eaadng any right to enforce. by seizure, arrest.
s;rhI-nt or any lndiG1I PROS, any cam car,
sfypropcI;y held owned, or employed by the United
sscs ny ogy apartment thereoif0r any public use or
pliyInc any objection to any proceeding instituted
DnfOfCe any such claim.
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

NEw.YoRK. March %, 1863.
Thi. "a to certify that have suffered from very severe
cuRoNIc cATARRH with dull heayness in the head. |
fe. my nose completely stopped accompanied BY continual
soreness the throat the chs stealing over mo with occa
siona .aushes great gnes OF the chest and pain so
much 30 ,ha, every thought. ws consumption Having
heard Of the sea, performed by Dr. Won Eisenbers
consulted him. with bu! little hope Of azure an now happy
to DO enabled to add my testimonial to tho grea. number al
ready in tho Doctors possession "a to hs scientific and sue
ee, mode Of treatment "a he has shown In my case that
k and knowledge which have procured for him great
r.,uso lam so entirely restored to perfect health that
do most sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
cAraRRH and SORE THROAT to apply q, once to DR..
Won Ei.enbsrs with certainty of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER. No. $50 Foarthsl
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For MOTHS Cedar Camphor is sitting tc
all insect life Cheap agreeable durable and reliable
Right owned and trade supplied by HARRIS CHAP
NAN, Boston,.
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Guerial Notices.


The First Ward Union Association, VIZ meet q,
No 81 Ore.nvic,..t ion WEDNESDAY May 10 70 e ~
FIVE DFLEGATESto meet with the FIRST -
tdct Convention 10 elect Three Delegates 10 we mon
convcn.,on 10 he held al Syracuse Nay IS said eeeton 70
be held in accordance with the directions OF Tue ohi'" ~
tra Committee. Polls open from p "; 20 = p,s,,
y. JouRpAs Secretary. u. IL rhi.'ioi, V----
Second Ward Union Association wi, hoi a a M m
mary Election ON WEDNESDAY EVENiNo MAY 70, So.
% Cif.., for the purpose II elrctns Dslega'o' !" '
N'"''"'''"' ''"' '''" N. c. FoRDNAM, President
j. ~ o. h Hnnsn secretaris.
The Fourth Ward Union Associaticn WI h 81 =
Primary Election on WEDNESDAY EFEHiNo, pa! ~ IL
No 2 Pesrlst for the purpose ofieectins deefso' " '
State Convention Polls open from u 20 oc.ocnn IL.
HENRY o. LEAsh, President
y JON o1 cossoa sscrs'srie.
Fifth Ward I'm accordance with the o.
the Union Central Committee. the FIFTH WAhD iV 20
AssOClATlON viii meet at their Hradquareu no 70
| Franklin st., on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May H. 10,
for the purpose Of electg Delegates to the lid Assembly,
District Convention Delegates TO represent the ~:
c In the State Convention to be hold Syracuse on "ea
nesdsy May 75 1854 The Association will meet al u O'CLOCK
Polls open at u O'Clock and close OF O'Clock.
| THOMAS OUrWATER, President
A. J. MooRs, }
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lAdyer'isementl
PRESERVE yOur CLOTHING against MOTHS, by
using Cas.sell, Mack & Co.'S TBANATo-SRoS.
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NKw.YoHK, July 10, 1867.

EKwYoaK, July 49, 1852.
This ocrties that my mother has been Tor some time
afflicted with partial deafness suffering from pain and rum
bling in tho head together with othor indications of
total loss Of heaag Dr. Voa Ei'enosFs remover hoIi Der
ears sroa, quantity Of matter together with coasuaed blood
relieving her ns.an,sneousy and all without pain III with
grateful thanks that give this testimony to his skill
CARROLL J. POST, No. % South-st
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Devlin & Co.
SPRING STYLES
NOW READY.
BROADWAY, cor. GRAND-ST.,
BROADWAY, cor. WARREN-Sr.


Hernia or Rupture Radically Cured:
This DANGEROUS complaint il RADIcAtEr crRHp,
may DO said by others TO the contrary no~thand
Ing by using = . .,
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS,
NEW INVENTION MERIT, upsetins all the od
theories and prudces Of by teachings This TEuss
IIgr cLRAS aud accommodates itself TO EvKRY MOVE
ngNT Of the WITHOUT DlsPLAcENESr-acton INWARD
and UPWARD. No pressure the BACK Or SPERNArI0
CORD. CURES WARRANTED. SrPPoRrERs and BRACES So
PgRIoR TO all Others An Pamphlets free by sending
stamp GREGORY Co., No. Coz broadway.
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No. 1874 ALLEs.sr.. NRw.YoaE, Feb. O. 1861
Ibav. been completely deaf ear and partially SO in
this other for above years with disaeeole dis
charge from both cars combined with continual rumoAns
noise In the head for whi;h have been ,fsaiedoy most
eminent practitioner in the city without the slightest ree
Ieonsu.ed Dr. Won Eenberg bu, must eandidy say that
had no faith in bis success when did so. Isis Therefore due
10 Dr. Won Eisenberg,o acknowledge that am entirely cu'o
also that ho displayed that skill and knowledge which have
procured for him such unyaed reputation AL havo had
an opportunity ofcomplns his mode OF treatment with mat
Of Others can truly state tina; it Is not only superior but
tho principles which direct hs mode Of restoring the hearing
are. in myopinion. certain. JOHN i"iAoh'
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Ccnirnl MON Club of BroolI,n.-TLe Rev. NEW.

TOS HESTOS viii deliver address before the Cenrsl
Union Cub Of Brooklyn q Their corner o. Fu
,on and Pineapple IT, THURSDAY EVENING My ~ al
ocors Singing BY the Central Union ice Cub Ladies in.
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Unconditional Union Central Commitiee,-A 50

Unconditional IDion Cfnirni tommitfec.-A spe
cia u tbs Commute, viii De he At the headlnt
tiers, Glb.ou's iisl, corner l3th and Broadway, THIS
CWeire.dayi ~ ENING Msy 10, at O'clock iuuciati a.
Tendance requested business 0! mpouance viii ~ brought
before the Committee A. 4. ELLIS, fEe'Iielt
u 6. F AhS. secret,ri..
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TIE INCREASED TARIFF.

A mcw0riG q Tie Chambor OF Commerce Of Now
Yor represents the peculiar hardship of the decision Of
the TIca>.gy Department requiring % per cent add
t1n duties 20 be paid tie day after the passage OF
i've in entering merchandise Friday and Saturday
April - and 80 paving into the Treasury S50OO0o in
gold which cost premium Of - cents and hayo The
goods Oh hand YET unsod. They protest against the
tcc % paving duties for merchandise for which they
have received bonding permits They ask for The pas
sag OF JOIN, resolution excmping from additional
l goods II bond az the time Of TIE passage OF the act
nd mon D.. g. Ids Nhich have paid tho old dnty.
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Pro.rnu ,me Of Arrangements for the RECEPTION
=, ,bs sEVENTY- NINTH REGIMENT ~ !. N. q.
" THE e.rort will assemble IN the Park at o'clock
rbe returning egment will be reviewed by be Honor the
uvoy and Common Council IN front OF the City Hall at ii
O'Clock q. nj. m -, 49,, a..
omsnd OF Col Bsgey, and the 55th Regiment under com
m.nd of Col. lie Gal
MI" The PROCESSION viii form In the following order:
Suty-nnth Regiment n. u
Fiity hnh Regiment N q.
Caledouian Club
soveuty ninth Regiment ~ o.. under command OF Col
Morrison.
Caleionan Club
" Uo,o, the Mayor and members Of the Common Council,
In carriages
Thu route will be follows:
lin BroadwAy to $th st. l&hs TO 3hsv, ahsv. to 10Th
=, Ath.t to 9TH AVE. 6hsv 10 2jd 2Jd ST. TO 8hav 9Th
w. a. greenwich ay Greenwichav. 70 jefferson Market
JOHN HARDY, w. JOitEs.nn,,
JOHN FOX, T. N; HAGERTY;,
pvTrR MASTERSON JOHN RYAN.
I6s SHANNON, J.0 HAylLAND.
A Meeting Of the Women's Patriotic AssOcia-
s,on was held yesterday afternoon at No Great Joness
"a Society Organized under the direction Of Mr., VOL
COTT GIBBS Secretary will be In attendance there every
d,y 10 receive and money and member oil the
citation present any inquiries which may be made
Watches and Jeweiry
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
FOR sale by
OEO c. ALLEN. No AIS Broadway
One door below Canal-s,., formerly No. II Waist
security from Fire aud Burgars!.
The ALUM PATENT SAFES and ROTARY LOCKS for
Hall Doors and Dwelling Houses
''N VALENTINE Il BUTLER
Psisntsss and Sole Manufacturer
Nos. u aud 81 Walketsl
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Fifteenth Ward Union As.ociation.-A spsci

,,eetng Of this Association viii b. held on WEDNESDAY
WHINING. Msy 49, inst at II o'clock No Clinton
Han s,or place Broadway elect by ballot one dele
gate each election district IN tho Ward the Assembly
Ds-. Convention 10 elect delegates and aternates 70
the St~ Ynton TO be held syracuse the 25th inst
The pO,'ei be opened at \ ?. IN, and will cose at o'clock
p. ADM LEM iIesl1eu'
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READ NEW TESTIMONY or CATARRi CURED.
Ihlye been suffering tor lon time from severe CaaFFh
with con,irual duness in my head ghiusss a-5ss my
chest woyht over my eyes wtish weak, waery and
very painful by nos,rila we're constantly distracted with
pouring GuiL had frequent snscxing, hoaueness OF my
voice often attended with iuness Of my hroa. great soro.
ne, snl continual aioppng DR.. Won Eisenber, HIS cured
me q N these dasr,esls sraernss may indeed say that
f.c. new li Tie o. Dr. Won Ei'erbcFg is ~
ssiu All. /, successful It it, in ny opinion aP9s'.1.e to
ovcfta,e the bcue, have received at his banda heartily
reeouacad ay oue suffering Ike myef to place themselves
under d. Won Eaenb,Fss care with certainty OF being
speedily cured W. 5. HUTCHiNS'
Lightning cslcula,ct
B.Iuui's Museum
HARLEs, July %. 1883.
have been deaf for twenty-five years, and DE- Won
Esenbers Las opeael both my without the slightest
pain did not believe such thing could be done now
hear well nd feel my head clear which did not ior the last
twenty years ds1,cy and skill with which the opera
on was performed evirces the hshes, practical ability
hear perfectly It is now month since the operation
and continue to feel Is well as
WILLIAM LIDDLE,
Harlem. l26.hs etween "a AMI laws
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Twrnly--crond Wnrd.--Pnr.uan: 70 ,

Union Central Conimi;,rc the WESIi SECOND WARD
InIOS ASSOCIATION viii hold meeting at No. 63J 9Th
av on WEDNESDAY ENENItG Siay 10. to clrci Dele
gates the Syracuse Convention 70. open fom u to
p. A. H. bNDEhilLL' r1e'|
l. PA1KF .oN Sec.
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sixteenth ward Union A-socIntion.-A prim.

election OF the XVIII Wand Union Associatlon WI be rd
Headquarters. NO lf5 gthay., on WEDNESDAY EVENING
Nay 10 inst for the purpose Of eectng three Delegates an
Aernate the syracuse Convention be held on tn
18th inst; Polls open from = 20 O'Clock.
HOOPER &. VAN WORST, President
THOMAS Lively. Secretary.
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with ,he call OF the Central Committee Special Meeting
this VII be hed At Runs Hotel No. ga Grand
rose OF eectng Delegates To he Assembly District Conven
tolt said Conventions to elect Delegate. to the State Con
yenli0f, PoNs open from ~ to O'clock BY order Of
THOMAS &. THORNTON, President.
VIZ B9KoEgE K. H. LAWRENCE Secretaries.
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Seventeenth Ward Union A.socIation.-An eI

ton for Delegates the Syracuse Convention vii be Led by
this Assertion THIS "wednesday EVENING. 18Th inst a,
Lincoln Hall Of Houston ard hen-st. Polls open
from y 70 O'Clock. B. b. BOYD, President.
wv A SxlttYy Secrcsarv
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sixth Ward Union Associa t,ou.-A So.

Sixth Ward Union AssOcia tiou.-A special meeting
Of this Association viii held WEDNESDAY EVENING
May 49, 1854 Of Goiens Hal OF Centre and Franklin
So csct Delegates 20 the Assembly Convention in pursu
Of the call o. the Union Central Committee Pos open
from y 10 O'Clock D. m d. b. DWIRE President
GEoRGE GRUMPY, Secretary.
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MEETING val h. held ut Bin;clI,u Sd ~, near G)hst.
pursuance Of the call Of The Csaral Con nre WE'D
kESDAf Jth Inst for the purpose OF e.scing Ders and
Acnas tothe Union Ss'e Convention. be held syria
the 18th int Polls viii be open i5om until O'Clock
\. By order, VIM. IL. DECAMP, President
ALLAN COOPER s.,.,..t..
N lorc'esa'its
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~ Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
rfr- = BEwANY = Of all worthless limitations
~" COsTAR'S" Depot, No. Az Broadway, N. v
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gTIIa UINT ICI WIS0lI IIIF ITO'sT u lIH7I VI
uscc of paving duties for merchandise ior which they
have received bonding permits They ask fOr The pas
Sag OF JON, resolution excmpting from additional
i goods II bond az the time Of The passage of the act
sad upon a.. G, tbs which have paid the old duty.
clSr-4I PACIFIC R4ILgo,Q BEPQDT,
IL Csil Submitted tie report Il the Central Pacific
Rsaflas Company, of California. transmitted TO the
Srate v Secretary Chase which shows that OF CAPT
s.1rE o. Sl5,,to there hos been $1,000 800 raid H.
rsr iH sacramento CITY. III" cost OF construction
Gl "a Jpn ~ 50 faI has been ; GEO. rs
THE PIG TREES r. CALIFORNIA.
n CONFESS called up the resolution authorizing q
gfaat 60 tho state Of California OF the lands embracing
lie Najposa Or Zig Tree Grove. He explained that
,,s tr4 Of this grove were wonder Of the world being
f iiy TO forty feet in diameter and estimated t. be
tn thousand years old. Tie design was 70 preserve
tsgIoys pi-ee Of great itfes' and for the dement,
Ply or SOLDIERS.
TIE BIN t. elua!le The pay Of soldiers IN the T. >.
Amy cave up as Unfinished business, the pending
C.sso. ae Oh tie proposition 20 raise the grade OF
iastn: Judge AdyocateGeEera - that OF Colonel OF
va, agreed TO-
Nr HAIL thcu moved 70 strike ont from tho sections
70 csc d bureeu Il military Justice TIE words.
"i8ak. Ply ard emouments of q brig ider neral.
Nsrg.od % tie Judge Adyocate.G enerel ald insert
"slru1l ssry o. FIVE thousand dollars and alsosirke
CT tie "rauE. pay and emolument of Major Of Cav
Gr." as APPLIED 10 tho Assistant Judge Advocate
Ge.lal AID insert the annual salary OF thrty-hve
lr,arel do.l2is.' which was adop'ed-HeaS' q
dissection Of tie bin was further amended so as 70
Ifrde Tat tie pay OF paymdsteTS CLERKS shsh DC
$lsD per an I'm. without rotiOns.
Mr. lowFII moved 10 amend 80 as 70 provide that the
sais should DO paid equivalent Of the amount pro
pN1 81 cold. REJECTED. u %.
NJ POWELL moved proy.so that no eoiored soldiers
should enjoy the benefits OF the bill, which was rejected
Tie biz was then passed. AID, as amended, 1t goes
bach 10 tie House.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
NJ ANTIIOSY called Up the bill TO expedite the publc
printing and for other purposes. AZ amended The Dill
provides among other things, that hereafter instead OF
fErnisg manuscript copies OF the documents usually
see0Ipan, Jag their annual reports the heads OF De
psiiiea's shall transmit them on or before the lst day
dNcvemie; in each year, 10 the Joint Committee OF
COngre5s o. Public Printing, and that II sAal DC 'he
duty Of L % joint Committee 70 appoint some conpe
Ei person. who 81 all edit and select such portions OF
tie aocu tents placed in their hands shall IN the
iadgleat Of the Committee, be desirable Tor popnar
csinbEs r. and 10 prepare an index 10 the same
III az rdment that ii shall be- tbe duty of the heads
odsar erts TO furnish the Superintendent OF Pubic
Printing IL copies Of their reports on or before the
tard " ar IL November was adopted.
Tbs te, without further action, at 4:30 adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24

The Plantation Bt,ers make the weak strong. the Ian
guild brilliant and exhausted natures great
They composed OF celebrated Cassya Bark, VIM
tergre@n, sa safrss Roots, HERBS &C. all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Croix Rum.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24

have given The Plantation Bi'ters to hun.
drels Of disabled soldiers with the m 1T astonishing
effect. q. W. D. ANDREWS,
superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24

-. Send Us twenty four dozen OF your
Plantation Biiters, the POI ulsrt e which DAILY
increasing with the guests OF our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK x CO.,
Proprietors Of wiard's hotel. Washington, ID. c.