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NOTICE.
Nd EDEeATE STATES OF AMERICA. \

CONfEDERATE STATES or ,,,pn
WAN DEPT BunxAu OF CosscRIrros
RicHnoSD, Va, jan 20, 1864
"a rapn OF General Orders No So Ad,;.n.
.h nu Inspector Generals Office of 1862 rs9a;sn
IN applications for exemption must !, All c..e.
w mace 10 the Enrolling Offcer' >-s''
=. II .ne local Enrolling Officer has nat To ro
Ie.' or Is IN doubt, he will after inre,.ie.,on
n.I, orcuiar No. ;, Current Series refer .noh
.sPphieanons through the proper Official ch,nna,a
70 ms Dureau. All such applications eddra.
~ .ns bureau will necessarily and invarishi, ~
@ ned Tor local investiga tion sndt he annie. 20
s,. m anu' nave sselsssly lost time and prplong"S
az Appeals from adverse decisions of ,ho ,o..,
IN ana OF the Commandant of Copscrip,s Sar
!ne States will be forwarded by them sor h. ,er
sss,t ~nen auy plausible ground Of appeal is at
:: COMMANDMENTS Of Couscript, will rive ara.
notice extensive circulation In the local nress as
their respective States. Pi'ss VI
BY order of
rS;, COL. PRESTON, Supt
1sim Z. Is. DUFriELp,
Fayetteville Observer, Wilminpton Ion.
n nalo ansp ury Waterman, Charlotte BnlL,t;, and
democrat, lredell Express, Asheviile News W aSs..
c cIro Argus, Greensboro PSriot Milton Chroni.
e,e, Christian Advocate, Il. G. Pre.bS,a,;an
Mountain Eagle, Tsrboro' Sot therner. COM nna
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Miscellaneous.

4 l. OF OF VERY FINE CHEWING TORAC
"A co on sale on good terms at
~ GOT TOWLES'
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ITO the Magistrates of Wake County,.
Il You are hereby requested to meet at the
court house in Raleigh, on Saturday next (27th)
to moree fully consider and arrange the finances Of
the county. By orderpf the Court
23-d5t j. j. FERRELL, Clerk
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500 Overwhelmingly from the

n XIII Now OVERWHELMINGLY from the
YcOO subscribers on Monday the 18th instant.
two negroes DUNCAN and JANE. Duncan is
ABOUT feet high, stout and able, weig BIS about
10 pounds.-dark color but not 6lackEis polite,
smart and intelligent and is a Tanner. Altogether
ne is a No. boy. Jane is tall for woman; not
overly stout, and unsound. We believe they were
induced to, and advised in their escape by some
white man, and carried off in a wagon They
carried everything with them. We will give two
hundred dollars for the delivery of Duncan and
one hundred dollars for Jane, or their confne-
ment IN any jail so that we get them
duncan Is about 80 years old and Jane about 81
husband and wife,
23-d24t CAIN 6Rr-FEIy
Hilis6oro,, Orange county N. O.. Feb. l9, 1864
kNOr Sale.-A Tobacco Factory, Screws.
shapes, and other necessary fixtures; also.
lot OF loose Tobacco Will be sold to the high.
est bidder, at the Bear Pond. between Kittrelps
and Henderson. on Friday, the 26th inst. a lot
containing an acre, more or less, on which is
Tobacco Factory, with two Screws and other
necessary fixtures, together with Blacksmith
and Shoemsker's Shop.
Terms made known on day of SALE
j. ID. C. ]. NJ. POOL
kittrelrs, Feb. l6, 1864 24d2t4
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Large and Extensive Sale OF Manufac-
tured Tobacco at Auction.
b 7 IL. Il. YOUNG G BRO.
PETERSBURG, V.

PANNILL & SONS, UCTIONEERS.
nN TUESDAY, THE 1ST DAY OF MARCH
~ next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at our Store No l.
Iron Front, we will sell at Auction, Four or Five
Thousand packages of Manufactured Tobacco of
all qualities and descriptions, embracing every
variety and style, including some OF the most cel-
ebrated brands in the Confederacy. Particulars
as to brands, de-, at sale. Terms Cash.
26-d4t
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eaaquartcrs 5theN. c. Cavalry...All
IL Officers and men absent from a. al,
nand are hereby not fled that the regiment is en-
camped upon the Raleigh Z, CASTOR Rail- Dad. in
the vicinity Of Henderson, n. C. -
BY order OF IT. COL. EVANS
Commanding 5th n. c. Cavalry.
G. J. MooRE Act Adj't. "a i!1
Es-Greensboro' Patriot and Fayetteville Oh.
server copy one week and send bill to Capt. II. r.
Cochrana, Q. NJ. 9Th Cavalry at Hendorsop Dnnot
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;onscript ONCE, Raleigh, n. O.. P.I
NJ H. lse4. The following No,isoss Free.
d.nsa OF Genserpticn .. Published for the ru.
rsc,ion. m ai1 concerned Compliance with Its d.
Of their claims. ~ We investigation
ny order Of the Commandsut.
4. J. HARDIN, Adgt
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'Or Sale. negro boy about thirty
n years Of age in good health an exceilant
Apply to i N IITr1r
feb. 3, 1864 10 dtw-w4t. Jax;nat " ~
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coNsCRIPT OFFICE,
ru, RiLsidH. Jan. 27th, 1854
Vie following circular from Rnre.uo
= OF Conscrip'ion is published for the intorms.
ton Of all concerned. 80 '''Sfma'
BY order cor MAIrrrr
r. Iu Comd't Cons. for N. G..
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ost, between Rolesyille and Raleigh.
- ~ on Monday morning last, a brown felt SaddIe
Blanket A liberal reward will be paid n iaf,
MN D. b. Neathery, at the Adjutant Generals
Feb. %, I864.-24-d3ts
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T0TEL FOR SALE.-.I OFFER At ppI
~ vate sale the large new Hotel ia the town NJ
Aouso1Ig, aud located Just east OF the Courthouse.
july Aft. IT IIspn,ss
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E'0r Sale, Cotton, Tobacco and Land
= One hundred bales cotton well stored. on the
haieigh and CASTOR Railroad, 800 boxes mapnfac.
neads Leaf tobacco, and 93G acres fin. tohscno
iands, over one half in original growth in Gran.
vile county. These sales are open for so DAYS.
X. a. JENKINS
RI % ,oc,o Will a,nsboro', N. e.
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DMNKS
~ Executed with aeatnsss and spateh at TIL
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The following OrIer, lately issued in Nor
folk and Portsmouth, is worthy of the Beast
who has found ia Wilde subordinate after
his own heart:
HEADos NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
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Attention !! Capitalists /!

Attention ! Capitalists ! s!
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST
\ ment of capital in an Iron Company is now
open ard may be embraced on application to the
undersigned. Such exemptions and PRIVILEGE.
have been obtained from the Secretary of w ar as
ensures the prompt and successful prosecution of
the enterprise.
Application must be made forthwith when more
full particulars will be given.
. Ten men needed with 100000 each and thew
are wanted Immediately.
w J. HAWKINS,
Pres't II. d G. r. r. Co,
Raleigh, n. c.. Feb. "a, 1S64-76 dot
E.s Daily Progress, Wilmington Journal
Char lesion Mercury, Petersburg Express Rich
mond Dispatch Fayetteville Observer and Lynch
burg Republican copy one week and forward bills
S100 ,ReWard--RanaWay from Mrs. 3.
RlVOl. Hayes plantation, in Warren County,
N; T.: on the 10th inst, negro man named A n
lHON I. He Is about AZ years Of age, black com
plexlon, has good teeth, is badly rupturcd and
wears truss. He is about feet or 7 inches
high, is well set and strong looking and has a
pleasing countenance when spoken to. He has a
wife at Mr.: Joseph Townes', near Townsville, n.
e., where he will likely be found or he may try
to get to the Yankee lines, as he has good deal
OF money with him. will give the above reward
OF One Hundred Dollars for the delivery of the
said negro to me, his apprehension and con.
hnement in any Jail so | can get him again.
- JOSEPH b. JONES.
Warren Co., N. c., Feb II, I8G4-2l-dtf
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Miscellaneous

w ANTED...A Good Mich Cow.
Apply at THIS OFFICE
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I Aterd Female COliege...-The twenty.
- sixth session began on Monday ths 18Th
January 1854 and will continue twenty ,x.ets
Tuition in each schoo, SEQ WINS
Piano rent SIS. No extra charges.
Board varies With provisions.
- j. II. MILLS
III. Oxford n e.
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~ anted to purchase.-.l ood Plan.
w Apply at this Office. .1 1n.S
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-31
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HosPITAL

Established "a the Year 1850,
TOR THE ouaE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of The most Eminent
Phyalcians IN the world,
TAR. Il. BONAPARTE, RON London and Paris
j Hospitals and for the past ten years Of the Vn-
cinnati Venereal Hospital, and DR. y ~ nhi
late of New Ysrk This - tins only once 10 ihe city
where a 9ermanent cure OF PRIVATE Diseases can De
ohtaiaed without the use Of mercury or chanse Ol
daf C}ouorrhua cured Ia TO AZ hours, Gleet cured
~ 10 he DAYS; structures cured in to weeksi Noe
turna Emissions stopped in 20 . days semnsi
Waaknes eured in to wsSSsi Syphils Ia us prlma.
~ ,Ssts. jkin Diseases cured ia TO Teeksi i'm
Dotency, vigor restored IN to 4weeks All diseases
sf private reaod with unparalleled success,
Dr. Boaaplrte great work on private diseases, the
Private Guide Health, Is henehcalt 70 al mails and
ianaIe old and yeuug, should real this hook twill
enlighten those who gropS ia darkness Price 20
enta, sent by mail. -, .e
peTfecty sale, and fails 60 go sRtisacton It's
Inc ony safe and sure preveatvs against disease.
Priee OF the Nreneh Patent Male Safe, 81 ths single
sne 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen, sent by mail
sysNadame LOIlER's Female Monthly Pills is 8
safa and reliable remedy for snppressions and allie-
male diseases Ladies should not ase them during
nreqnaney, "a they will produce miscarriage, Price
ii % peTboK-oxtra dns S5-hentle any address 6y
mail, ,.. 49,, - -
auestionably acknowledged TO be the champions and
kings OF vensreal diseases and the only poeora who
receive monthly reports from ths oa "2ridi they
Witnsss tha various diseases which atct mankind,
and 10 watch the progress through long career sl
proassionai study In every sphere Of life, irons The
humbe abode s poverty 10 The nansion Of the veal
.hy, and having ascertane beyond doubt the vast
suffering of humanity, they determined 70 select the
grnerave system thelrp particular study, and to de-
Vots their Whole attention to the alienation OF the dis
eases OF these important functions no letters "li ot
answered unless theycsntain remittance ora post
60 stamp Or Bra II iBoNSGP4ErE 4 REYNoLDs.
Nc. 1s2 sycamore street, between viltbS iHth, eAs
aide, Cincinnati, Ohio =.
nfiirF nNura HON M toN v ~
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MUSIC STORE.

J1HE attention of musicians and all lovers OF music
1 n called 20 our splendid assortment oi MUS cal
lIrtrumonts OF the fnnti spproy mhnuiaotnrt h,
We nave constantly ON Lnnd n hne STOCK tt Niolins,
Flutes, Uutas ~ Ouucetnot aid Accofdt ons o. every
variety OF gualty aud rrce.
Beng also gents for Ernest Gables cclobthted
Piano Fortes W. ARE pulc furnish the puthc with
th,st hue Instruments which may be laVOretl5 com.
pii ed With "a, b, ~ TOW uHnulac tuTeu .
our huiiities are such as able " to urnsh me
above as, ~ 90 music rocks, music pLuR hlbds
musical merchandise, al pIices and t rms ihht''"n
not lad 20 proye satisfactory to pnrchnteT-.
tu. ). a a. Ihli EN, 1T MAN street,
als |... RetWtcu hrd and Fourth,
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Boys clothing, of superior elsse, which cannot be
surpassed in the Eassor West Alafgs stock OF boys
Also al rgs stock OF place goods, which were pur'
chased before the sudden rise which will sell low,
compared with present Prices OF goods, pn,eaNseo HF
aug29 No. % Main st., opposite the Court House
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@Lothtrla.


NO. SOL THIRD STREET, DAYTON, ONO,
is prepared TO accommodate his customers wit.
1 every article Of gentlemen's wearing apparel
the latest style and best quality, Those who wan
coats, pants, vests shrisi hosiery, ha1dkerchieh
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, &C., will DO well Il
give him call au24
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TIAVfNg tins day purchased tho entire interest Oi
IL A. @. Nixonin The irrn Of Bre ne a Nixon,
mall continne 70 carry ouths Wholesale aud Retail
Clothing busness HaYing large stock Of clothing
on hand purchased before tae great gdyance, shall
offer clothing cheaper than any othet house n town
Wishing 10 reduce my stock hence the reasen of n
[ on rinq my gooda as chap. ] am selling -
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EMPLOYMENT.

AryS A MONrH-Agents wanted 70 sell sevins
OlO Machines, We will give cQNmissiOn on Al
tna Abave WAGES and all expenses paid4 Address,
D. D. HERRINTON a Co., -
noy29-Imd Detrsit Michigan.
OOW sTRAYED.-A rel and white spotted
W Cow, away on tho 2sth Of Noveinber' Irons the
Residence Of the undersigned. liberal reward will
be paid for any IN ormshon, o. the return of the
same. Mrs. FREDERICK EGRI. ~
dsSd4 Near the Asyluzn.
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Dissolution Of CO-PartnerShip.

UyHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
| Of breene 4 Nixon, IN the Clothing business,
wa dissolved by mutual consent on the 10th day Of
August 1864.
the late frm W. @. BREENE,
q. NIXON,
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DesOIutlOn OF CO.partnershlp.

1IuE partnership heretofore existing under the arm
j of FERsEDiNG, MAUsE Co, in 0hng Business
At Bliekevs nins'' Dayton Ohio, WAS dissolved by
mutual concent on tho 10Th day OF August, 1854
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO sad
arm are requested to,cAIl and settle and all having
claims agaiastthe firm will pres ent them for payment
Immediately. The books will bs found at the office
of HENEY FERNEDlNG & SON, No. ., henton
street where alone, the accounts will be settled
HENRY FERHEDlNG,
GEORGE MkU9E,
ANDREW MAUSE.
DAYTON. August IT, 1854 augle-1nd
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Grorrrtrs, sc.
n. oiBRtgS M O'BRitN.
EDWARD O'BRlBN a BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CRoCERS


BrandIeE, wines, Gina, Cigars, and Irish
and scotch whisky,
AND DEALfRs IN
DOts tsc wines and Liquors.
ALSO,
Age IS for Sale OF Pure Bourbon whisky,
No sOl Second street, Dayton, OHIO,
DEG leave most respectfully ac4usint their cus-
I'D tonier- and the community generally, that they
have entered into partnership, under tbs name and
style OF e. O'BRlEN bkOtHERI for the purpose
OF carrying the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and obittcO business IN Dayton, ohio, NJ the late
stand Of r.. E.D'Bren, No. 30i Second street.
Having ample means TO enable ua &, purchase goods
rom the hest houses IN New York, Baltimore ans
Philadelpha, and having had fifteen years experience
the trade, hold out the best Inducements 20 our
old customers and II others who may he kind enough
10 purchase nom
NJ. rBRIRN, late OF the frrr OF OBrien Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his time and attention to
please oil those who may come to Auy at this we'll
known House, and y O'BRIEN, will treat the COM
munity tier, # possible tn ever before. 10th OF
fee very grateful for past vors and earnestly so
lcit "a share OF your future patronage. aulsdaw m
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4Rustc
STRING MUSIC.

1 AM prepared 70 utuish String Music or balls,
n rites, 0o., ~ the lowest possible tnttA. haung
iayed with Proi tsircnld uLrng the last hun u.er
feel confident that can satisfy all his old cGsion-
ers / am member OF the hegimenth Band hEd
can furnish any number OF pieceh or stiing land.
All orders len with charles lheota d, corner 1lhIa
and Jefferson streets, under huston Hall, Viii be
daIld5n, IANIEL u. FAKEk.
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Commissoner's Sale
JAMES s. WHEAT,
Special Commissioners.

NF the property now known as the "Kramer
~ House." on the east side of Main street, and
the lots on Market street in the rear thersof on
Saturday the I'd or July, 1864, at the front oof on
tho Court House for Ohio county b.
In pursuance of deoreaof the Circuit Court for
ONO county, in certain cause therein depending
wherein Francis D. Chapline is complainant and
thedeVtSeeS heirs at law and executor Of Moses w
Chnpllne deceased, and Mary Z. Lynch, are defend
front door of the Court House. for Ohio county on
saturday the I'd Of july 1854, commencing said
sale at 10 O'clock A. NJ, to the highest and best
bidder at public auction, the following real estate
In the said decree particularly mentioned and das
crthed situated IN the city Of Wheeling, that Is to
say two thirds Of the lot numbered thirty.nine-
39-fronting forty.four,-44-feet, on the east side
OF Main street, and extending back Of even width
eastwardly from said street hundred and thirty
tWo-l32-feet, being the property now known as the
hfAmer House," also part-oi lot Numbered one
21teet from the south side of said lot fronting on
Market street, and running back of even width
sixty-seven- -leet; Also lot numbered one hta.
dFed and Gninsteeh-11asfnOnt ting on iski
street. 6lxty.stx-66-feet and running back of even
width sixty seyep-6I--teet The said part, of lots
numbered one hundred and eighteen-1lS-and one
hundred and nineteen-1l9-will be sold in tour
separate parcels of wenty-two-22-feet front
TERMS OF SALE.-The one ffth-1.6-part of the
purchase money in cash, and the remaining four.
NTH pafte N Jour equal ins Alnents In six
twelve eighteen and twenty-fouf months with I'M.
trest from the day of sale, the purchaser to give
bond for the deferred instalments the Commissioner
to retain the title until the purchase money shall
have been fully paid. JAMES g. WHEAT
l. May 30th, 1854. C1m) Special Commissioner
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'rOved, June 8, 1854.
IPuRLIc-No. SOL

An ACT to amend act entitled can act making n
grant OF alternate sections Of pnbIic lands to the
state Of Michigan to aid in the construction of
certain railroads IN said State, and for otht pur.
poses
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repr..
sentAtiVes Of the United States Of America in DON
Bress assembled, That the entitled An act max.
ing grant OF alternate sections public lands to
the State of Michigan to aid In the construction of
certain railroads in said State, and for other pur
pOBes,' be and the same Il hereby amended as tol,
lows, namely: Substitute for the words "and from
Grand Rapids TO some point on near Traverse
Bay contained in the first section of said act these
words: And from Fort Wayne, in the state Of Indie.
ana to point the southern boundary line of the
state OtMlchtgan, In the township ofSturRs thence
by way Of Grand Rapids, to some point on or neaJ.
Traverse Bay. And the said act shall be and ia
hereby 90 amended as TO substitute for the frat
clause of the rst proTsO in the first section there
Of 50 far as the same shall be applicable TO the grant
OF lands made to aid In the construction of the rail
road described by the foregoing amendment Lhese
words: Provided, That the lands 50 to ba Iected
shall in NO case be further than twenty miles from
the Ilne OF said road Provided, further, That the
line specified in the fourth section Of the act HEREBY
amended for the completion OF said road shall not
be extended. = -
Sec. 9. And be It further enacted, That the lands
granted BY the act amer ded by this act also by
the provisions of this act, in the construction
OF the railroad described in the foregoing section
shall be disposed Of only in the following manner
That Ia to say, when the Governor OF Ihe State VI
Michigan shall certify to the Secretary of the In.
terror that ten consecutive miles of said road has
been completed in a good and substantial manner
AS a hrst class railroad, indicating definitely " ere
SAID completed section commences and where the
same terminates, the said Secretary shall cause
patents to issue to said State for so much of said
lands as are located opposite to and cotsrminous
win SAID completed section Of said road, and 50
from time to time for each completed section OF ten
pleted
Approved, June I, 1864.
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commissioners Sale.
Sarah Brown, ct. ais.

sarah So,,s,,. vs. E1s.,,.,.,.. !. In ohancsry.
N pursuance of decreeof the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, rendered on the oath day Of May,
6So4, and directed to the undersigned as Special
commissioners, We will sell at the front door Of the
Court House ofohio county, in the city Of wheeling
On t3e 5th day OF July, 1854 commencing said sale
AZ 10 o'clock 4. NJ to the highest and best bidder
81 public auction the following real estate In said
ated in the city OF Wheeling, that Is to saw. Lot
number Itlt thirty.oIs-s the west side Of Main
that part Of the city OF Wheeling called North
mneenng also the south half Of Lot number forty
In North Wheeling, between Jefferson and Mad
:, TBRMs OF FsALR-!Tweuty- Cooper centum of
the purchase money in cash. and the remRinder Il,
TOUT equal instailments payable in six, twelve,
5agnteen and twenty; four months from the day Of
s' with interest; the purchaser or purchasers Civ
tne O9nd with good personal security for the de-
!erred nstalments the Commissioners to retain the
i e until the purchase money shall have been f Nv
paul JAMES 8. WHEAT, -
- SAMUEL IRWIN.
-HaSO1'Iu Special Commissioners. q
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IPUpLIo-No. ss1

An ACT to resstAblIah the principal port Of entry
for the district Of Champlain at Plattsburg, and
for other purposes. - Z T
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatVes Of the United States Of America in Con.
gress assembled, That the third section Of an act
entitled IAN act to equalize and establish the COM
Pensation OF the collectors OF the customs on the
northern, northeastern aud northwestern frontier
and for other purposes" approved March third
eighteen hundred and sixty. three, changing the
port OF entry for the district Of OhRmpiain from
tlAttsburgh to kOuse's Point DO aud ths same is
hereby repealed, and that PIattsburgh, be and the
same h hereby re-estabshed the principal port
Of entry for sad district, at which the collector
Of customs shall reside; and deputy collector shall
reside at Rouses Point, and be vested with all the
law. -
Approved, June 8, 1854.
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IPUBLIc-No. ST.

An ACT to repeal the first section Of the Joint
luton relative to the trAnSIeF OF persons in the
military service 70 the naval service, approved
February 2i 1894.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
SentAtves Of the United States Of America in Con.
gress assembled, That the first section of the Joint
resolution entitled "JOint resolution relative to
the transfer ofpsrsons In the military service to the
naval rTice," approved February twenty. four,
eighteen hundred and sixty-Our be aud the same Is
hereby repealed.
ApproYed. Jung 3. 1SEI-
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GOT

An ACT to provice for granting an honorable dis.
charge to cOAl-heayers aud fremen in the naval
service. : :
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen
tauVes OF the United states of America in Congress
assembled, That honorable discharges may be gran
ted TO and hremen in naval service
Of the United States iu the same manner and sub
Ject to the same conditions such discharges are
nov granted 70 seAmen, ordinary seamen, landsmen