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ssr.cklena quite right in advising yoa bis advertise
men, IL o1r columns Of t0-d.ys pspei so take boits,
Of h.s re,Osnnented Anti-ceoers A1turr - yoa
knapsscks i, rasy the lives of many of cur -,
soldiers Xo,t-F. see that yoor soas do Dot neglect
You get tae Drug Stores cent? per
IL. tb- -; rr-r-sy g. Iss-Tho-s I'D Dv-,nfer,
asfchT-dly dlye0i4wiy
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FLAMING & FLOORING MILL
South New Jersey Street.

DoOR. BLIND. AsD sAsB FscTozY. TLANIS,.
~ s-d flsori-@ NIL.
Having completed ny Factory, IN prepared 10 isr.
Hish Doors. Sass. Bslnds. Door aud Wncov Frame.
Needing, CST1joe br.ckstS Dressed Lzsbsr. WeAfh-r
boarding. snc other nsnufscfu II lumber pertaf1ing
hclldins. A. a. -esso-sls rai.- any sihe nsnufsc
'srer n the r>fy
Hsvirg hand large -.ock ofthorcaghly ssazon.c
River rrs Lnraber am enabled warrant ~ nsa.
ufaetrrs.
Orders Tor working. foorirz. dressing and pian.ng
lumber prsmrtiy ATTENDED %.
srres-t3r wARREs fATF
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FSIHF HOTEL 7 OPERTy OS THE CORNER OF
Delaware and Sc1fh streets. ia lrtisrSpciis, con-
tanning a. rct..s. situated well to secure thriving
ha..ue... fcrrrs ea.v. iraure O.
NcNFgSAN4 4 PIERCE.
rf'6 -r2m Real Fsfsfe gents.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
National Democratic Platform
of 1854.

TaE UxIox-TBE CoNsTITU TUTION-PEACE-PUB-
Lc LlBEkrY-PRIvATE RICH1s-FEEE ELEo
TIoNs-A FREE PREss-FEEE SPEEcH-TRIAL
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instruction and Practice.

The Instructors and PropTicors Of this College
sCtusl Blsiucss having experience Il fifteen years il
the business ad for several year, principal Teacher
head ofthe actual Business Department of the PoUgh
keepsie Collec 70 yodHg men, Nho devote b1t
or three months % study we would cali their attention
this system of Bu nes instruction and popular Edu
cation where YOU enter upon the study and diScp
line of acquiring wealth hy tho employment # Labor
Talent and Capital.
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VAFF CIRCULAR To MkKEfFn LADIES AZ. eonuor,
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uous stricslv cunfteutia
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Business Notices published IN the local columns ~ ten
es uudeg wl Be charged far each I'm criiou az ir
ever ter iines ten cents per line.
Announcing death With funeral nofice attached. e.;
stheuf notice free
Marriage Notices 5A cent,
Notices u Festivals Tfonics and EycursioEs gotten y
ndviGsas associations, - churcAe-, ihe rsgi-r
prces.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head u
Special Notices 81 ten lines over will be CHARGED double
the usual rates
Yearly advertisers topay qsarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices ~ every description
charged ~ the Of s1 so for each ia the
Daily and az in the Daily and Weekly, the 20 be- 10
ell cases, psd in advance
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RAILRoAps.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
|" III WA ~.
1864. EHQa - E 1864,
NEW BROAD GAUGE
Passenger. Freight. Mail, Express
aud Through Route.
Connecting a, Salamanca y T.. silh II. Eris gail-
way, forms continuous Six Fees Track fon N-o York
Akron or Cleveland.
On and after Monday, Nay iesi 1894 ThrOueh PssS-
-enger aud Freight Trains vii regularly between
CLEV'EL.S-t'D s. .y'EW' FORK.
NEW AND IMPORTANT PASS
ENGER ROUTE.
FARE As LOW As By ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Passengers by this Line have choice - ivs different
routes between New York and Roston.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can Be obtained Al any of the Office ef the Erie Railway
and al Ticket Offices Of Connecting Lines West South
vest; also the Central Tcke; Office under the Wed
den House. Cleveland, o.
AK for Tickets ria The Atlaaflc and Great West
eTn aud Ere RaifcayS.
Passenger Trains stop Neadville thirty minutes Civ
inc passengers ample time 10 dine ~ the
..McHENRY HOUSE"
The oest hallway Hotel in the country
New and Expeditions Freight
Line--ALl. RAIL.
No trsishpmeni Of freight between New York snd AZ
ron or Cleyeland
Merchants in The West and Southwest will hnd Il
their advantage 10 order their goods 70 be forwarded via
the Erie and Atlantic Great we-tern Railways thus
saving trouble and expense.
Rates OF FREIGHT as L0io as by any other all
Rail Route.
Especial attention VIII be given 10 the speedy trans
portetion of Freight Of sll kinds, East or West.
The Engines, Cars and other equipments Of this Com
ps1y entirely new, and Of Tie mos; improved mod
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T. II. GOODMAN, General Ticket Agent.
H.F. SwRETsER Gen'l Supt.
A.aayille, Pa. Nov. IN, ls65. my14-dly
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potence in both sexes tue effects Of these aessss
Tie body and mind anc The Asthor's New Treatment Of
all fhes- in full the only successful nefhed q
cure. with exposition Of QgsckeTy.
This work is Dot ouAck advertisement, hi warning
and guide for married and single X IS ne only BOOK
that gives the treatment of ell the aoove diseases in pla
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in pubic notice TEew0rk eoni4ns 20 pages aud 100
pilates and euSraVngs II the above 4iseacs Ssnt aoy
addresz n = sealed vrepper. receipt % 81 cents
these afflicted with any The ,oove disssses. before
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To insure =sf-fv 10 al l-ff.r-. cirecf
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rEyHE FIRST COLLEGE or THE WEST WHERE
actual BusrSE practice is conducted with theory
ia TEACHING, and where session Of Board Of Trade j.
held by experienced IN all the legitimate trsnssc-
fious and usages Of the West.
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McI.chai,t~s' Exchange

The Students Of this College enjoy the benefit 81 tbs
regular meetings Of this novel department conducted
the plan the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards OF Trade
where actual Transactions hsfl. Reports
nounced aud such Instruction given will make all
petent buy and sell Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers ins Il 10 call address fo
further particulars,
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sepil-d3m
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nN YENEREAL DISEASES.
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Ill ,teck 0f foreigr z-d Donestic Goods unsurpa-se.
IN 70 insrxhf Which they vii make up for ther Gus
Ga very rest ,sye sul IL he latest fashion
Skilifu and competent norkmen crnyoyes and the
proprieiors will give their personsl attention their
business. Having ezc-.leut facilities fsr purchasinr
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RAILROAD TiME-vAeLe
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
O. - - 49,
Nev York Through Line.

ltVMNFR ARRANGEMENT-Tw THROUGH r
press Trains between Cleveland and New York
Il akr. elielI July u. lsn4
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oci4-s4 -d&xi,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

tion act o. August fourth. eighteen hundred
aud fifty-four, in township forty FIVE north, Of
range nine west, south Of Missouri river, in
the district OF land subject TO sale at ST.
Louis. Missouri, shall be. and are hereby.
confirmed Prorided, hO~erey, That this
act shall not extend to any entry Of land
aforesaid upon which there was an actual
settler other than the purchaser at the date of
such entry. and that it shall first be shown TO
the satisfaction. of the Secretary OF the lnte-
rior that the entry has been made in good
faith. and is founded upon actual settlement
and cultivation, or is for the use of an ad-
joining farm: Prorid~d, .fs,ther, That the
lands shall be psid tor in money or in land
warrants 10 the amount Of one dollar and
twenty five cents per acre.
Approved, June 90, 1854.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03
1pURLIC-.NO. 122.l

An ACT to increase the pay Of soldiers in
the United States Army. and for other
purposes.
be it enacted by the Senate and House
IF Representatives. Of tic United States Of
Emericu IN Congrc,s assembled, That
ON and after the first day Of May, eighteen
hunArcd and sixty four, and during the con-
tinuancc of the present rebellion, the pay per
month of non-commissoned officers and prl-
Yates in the military service of the United
States shall be as follows, viz: Sergeant
majors, twenty-six dollars; quartermasters
and commissary sergcants of cavalry. artillery
and infantry, twenty -four dollars sergeants
of cavalry, artillery, and infantry, twenty
dollars; sergeants of ordnance, sappers and
miners. and pontoniers, thirty-four dollars ;
corporals of ordnance. sappers and miners,
and pontoniers, twenty dollars; privates Of
engineers and ordnance of the first class,
eighteen dollars, ard of the second class. six
teen dollars; corporals of cavalry. artillery.
and infantry, eighteen dollars; chief bugltrs
of cavalry, twenty three dollars; buglers.
sixteen dollars; farricrs and blacksmiths Of
cavalry, and artifcers of artillery. eighteen
dollars; privates of cavalry, artillery. and in.
Y,
of artillery and infantry. twenty-five dollars /;
leaders Of brigade and regimental bands.
seventy-five dollars; musicians. sixteen dol
lars; ; hospital stewards Of the first class,
rty-thrce dollars hospital stewards of the
second class, twenty-five dollars; hospital
stewards of the third class, twenty-three dol
lars.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That
the army ration shall hereafter be the same
as provided by law and regulations on the
first day Of July. eighteen hundred and
sixty-one Proriled, That the ration Of pep
per prescribed in the eleventh section Of the
!: Act to promote the efficiency Of the corps
of engineers, and Of the Ordnance depart
ment, and Cor other purposes" approved
March three. eighteen hundred and sixty
three, shalt continue to be furnis.d rs hereto
fore. But nothing contained in this act shall
be- construed TO alter the commu'ation value
of raiions as regulated by existing laws.
SEC. 3. A1d belt further esacfcd. That
all non n-commissioncd officers and privafes in
the regular army. serving under cnlis'men's
made prior TO July twenty second. eighteen
hundred and sixty ono. shall have the privi-
lcge Of re-enls,ing for the t'rm Of three
wears in their respective organizations until
the frs, day Of August next; and all such
on-commiss;oned officers aud privafcs so re-
~ulis,ing shall beeniiiled to the bounties men-
toned in the joint resolution Of Congress
approved January thirteen. eightern hundred
and sixty -four.
Sec. /. Asd be II fsrtAev esaofed. That
there be added to the battalion Ct enginrers
one sergeant major. who shall be paid thirty
six dollara per month. and one q"artermas'er
sergeant. who shal! also be commissary SER
gean,, Who shall BE- paid twenty-five dollars
per month.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session Of the Thirty
Eighth Congress.
TPUBLIC-NO. 1l6.l

TPUBL1c-NO. 1l6.
An ACT requiring proof Of payment of duties
on foreign salt before payment of the al
lowances provided for by the acts of July
twenty NINTH eighteen hundred and thirteen
and March third, eighteen hundred and
nineteen.
Be it enacted by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Amei-
;ca in Congress assembled, That the
allowance of bounty to certain vessels en-
ployed in the bank and other cod fisheries. as
provided for in the act Of July twenty. ninth.
eighteen hundred and thirteen, entitled "An
act laying duty on imported salt. granting
bounty on picked fish exported. and allow
ance to certain vessels employed in the fish
cries" and the act of March third, eighteen
hundred and nineteen, amendatory thereof,
shall not hereafter be paid to any such ves-
sci until satisfactory proof shall have been
furnished to the collector of customs, charged
with the payment of such bounty, that the
import duty imposed by law OH foreign salt
imported into the United States has been
duly paid on all foreign salt used in curing the
fish on which the claim to the allowance of
bounty is based.
Approved, juno 20, 1864.
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TPUBLIc-No. Sc.
AN ACT to amend an act relative to the pub
1;c ,,r;nt;pr

PUBLIC-NO. Sc.
AN ACT to amend an act relative to the pub
lie printing.
Be enacted by tie Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States Of
Imerica IN Congress assembled, Tha
that part of the act entitled IAN act to sup
ply deficiencies in the appropriations for the
service of the fiscal year ending tho thirtieth
of June, eighteen hundred and sixty four. and
for other purposes" approved March four
teenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, as
provides % that hereafter no printing or bind.
ing shall be done or blank hooks be procured
for any of the executive departments of the
Government without written requisition on
the Superintendent of Public Printing from
the head Of such department be, and the
same is hereby, amended by inserting after
the word department" where it is last
above written, the following words, viz: cor
his assistant or assistants" so that it will
read: "the head of such department or his
assistant or assistants"
Approved, June 3, 1864:
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fPuBLIC-NO. 1881

An ACT to detach the counties of Calhoun
and Branch from the western judicial dis
trict, and annex the same to the eastern
district of the State Of Michigan.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
of america IN Congress assembled, That
the counties of Calhoun and Branch, in the
State of Michigan, be, and the same are here
by, detached from the western judicial dis
trict and annexed to and made part Of the
eastern judicial district Of said State.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted. That
this act shall not in any manner affect any
suit or proceeding now pending in the ourts
in the western judicial district of the
State of Michigan, but the same shall be
proceeded in and determined in said courts in
the same manner as if this act had not been
passed.
Approved, June 20, 1864.
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[PUBIlC-No. gill

tUBiit -NO. @ll.
AN ACT to authorize tho Secretary of the
Navy to provide for the education of naval
constructors and steam engineers, and for
other purposes.
Be It rnacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of tie United States
or America IN Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of the Navy bc and he is here
by authorized to provide, by regulations to
be issued by him, for the education of such
midehipmen or others at the Naval Academy
as show a peculiar aptitude therefor as ma;
val constructors. or civil and steam engineers.
and may form separate class for this pur'
pose, to be styled caiet engine crs, or other
wise afford to such persons all proper facilities
for such scientific mechanical education as
will fit them tor such professions
Sec. 2. And be 1t .farther enacted, That
upon the recommendation ofthe academic board,
such persons connected with the scientific
and mechanical class as graduates therein
with credit may be Immediately appointed as
assistant naval constructors or warranted as
engineers.
Sec 3. And be it /arthr enacted. That
cadet engineers not to exceed fifty in number.
shall be appointed by the Secretary OF the
Navy: PyOridcd. That no person, other than
midshipmen. shall lie eligible for such ap-
poin,meut who shall not produce satsfacto-
~ evidence Of mechanical skill and profcien.
cy, and that he has been employed at least
two years in the actual fabrication Of steam
machinery.
Sec. 4. And be 1t fiufher enacted. That
cadet engineers when appointed. shall be under
eighteen years of age. and shall have passed
> mental and physical examination. They
shall be admitted 70 the Naval Academy.
where they shall be examined from time to
time. according to the regulations prescribed
by the Secretary OF the Navy; ana il found
deficient at any examination, or dismissed for
misconduct, they shall not Ls continued in
the academy. or in the srvice, except upon
recommendation Of the academic board.
See. S. And Be II further esac'sd. That
the academic course of cadet engineers shall
be two years. and their pay the same a. that
Of midshipmen.
Sec. &. Isd be IL further enacted, That
the number Of chief engineers shall not ex-
csede onc for each first and second rate YES
81 in the navy. with such first. second. and
third assistant engineers, or those acting as
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June 20, 1864.
GPUBLlC-NO. 1l7.1

PUBLIC-NO. ~.
AN ACT to authorize the Secretary of the
Treasury to sell the Marine Hospital and
grounds at Chicago. Illinois, and to pur-
chase new site and build new hospital
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby au-
thorized, in his discretion, to sell the Marine
Hospital aud grounds at Chicago. Illinois. the
sale to be made at publican ction to thehigh-
est and best bidder therefor, in ready money.
after giving notice thereof six weeks in sue
cession in two daily papers printed in the city
Of Chicago. And upon sale being made. as
aforesaid, the said Secretary Of the Treasury
is hereby authorized aud empowered to make.
exncu,c, and oliver to the purchaser thereof
a good and sufficient deed for the premises,
conveying all the right. title. and interest Of
the Uni,cd States.
Sec. 2. And BE- IL further enacted, That
out Of the proceeds Of the said sale the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury is hereby directed to
purchase new and more eligible site :or
marine hospital in or near Chicago, and erect
a nev hospital tn ,reon. which site and build
Ing shah in M event cost more than the
amount received from the sale Of the hospital
and grounds which are hereby authorized TO
be sold. And it is hereby provided that the
possession Of the said hospital and grounds
sh.ll be retained bv the United States until
the new hospital TO be built under the Provi-
s,nns Of this act shall be fully completed and
ready for use
Approved. June 20. 1854
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| PUDLIC-NO. S7.1

PUDLIc-No. 81.
AN ACT to repeal the first section Of the
ioint resolution relative to the transfer of
persons in the military service to the naval
servics, approved February "a, 1864.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. of tie United States
of america in Congress assembled, That
the first section of the joint resolution cnti-
tied "Joint resolution relative to the trans
fer of persons in the military service to the
naval service," approved February twenty
four, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved, June 3, 1864.