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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Eusincss Eeiorc the Legislature.
THmD-AvEEuK PAiLRolD.

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Senator COzigs introduced bill confirming the net o.
the Common Council Of the City Of Ncw.loT1 authoriz
ing the 1Lirdaye. R'iIoad Company to ran cars and
extend their tracks on TLIty iOurth.st. Chambcrs-si
sixty sixth or Seventeen ard One hundred aud truein
| NATIONAL sAvISGs BANK or NEw-YoRK CITY.
Mr. SALNOS's biz names corporators OF above bank
] Benz ". Bonncy. Edw. rierrepopi David A Fowler.
WIN. 7. Allen. Edw. =. Co1les. WIN. +. Angel. John
X. Lyaceker Saml 5. W!clod John AndersoI, John
~ Whiting. Wesley S. Yard. Il. s. Mott. JOS. j.
Eyrne Isaac Bell Henry e. Stebbins. JeA W. Beck
roan. George Gardiner John w. Hayward. and VIM.
Brooks
IgxNGToN-AyIEUE RAILROAD.
Mr.. hCCoSyILIE introduced bih providing that
the following corpOrators. viz Chas. SoooT Wm. Pc
rine Benz. +. Mudgett ARIEL Patterson jag. W Cor
lies. >. H. Ingerso H. A. Foster. Edw l.. Corles, j.
s. small s. Sherlock. X. H. Cudlipp aud Horace Fuller
may construct railroad along the following streets nnd
avenues: Commencing in SNty.rxth st. at tho eastern
He of Fifth ave. running along S,Kys 1t 10 LoX-
ington-aye along 10 Twenty thirdst. along Twenty
third st, 10 Iourth:ase along {, Eighthst or Aston.
place. along Lafayoteplace, 20 Great Jones ST. to
Beecker st., along Bleeckerst to Crosbyft. 10 How
ard.st 10 E-st. 10 Leonnrdst. to Readest.. 20 Cen
tre-st Chatham. ST. Park ros. TO Broadway niso coa'
Meeting in Centrc.st 10 Resde st. along TO Centros'..
10 Loonard.st. u connect in Elmt also TO connect
in Park row. soUg 10 Beekman.st. TO Southst. along
South 10 Futoa-st 20 Wjilam-st t. Ann-st, 20 Park
so connecting wiah douL'0 track IN Howardst along
10 Broadway in Lingtonave. to SI,ieth-st. along to
Firhave
wAsHIsaTor ISIYAScE colpAEY.
Mr. LYONS introduced Till providing tina. 1t shall be
Lawful for the Wasiiueton Inslranco Company Of New
York {, increase the cfyital to mien dollars AID
10 traLsact the business OF IDsur'ncc.
EXTERIOR strict IN klW-YORE CITY.
Mr. REED INTRODUCED bill providing that The Act
possed pill - 1857 ~ rCil0n ~ an exterior street On
Inc casery shore Of tho Hld 60n HyG be amended Jy
adding The following woNs And also By 'etters pat
ent IN purA1ance ofan A., passed April 3 1901 and
the Same shell DO part OF tho said Act OF April H.
49,
CoUsTERFEIr BASK-Bits.
Mr. PITTS introduced bif lfO2idirg that ever bank
leecfir countcifsi: bill ohse 10 stamped cross
hs face Of said bill tic word counterfeit
IHIKTY-FoUgIu-sT; bArLEoAp.
Mr.. IYoS's bi names ~ Cofpoaa,op Moses Barnes,
Iaues g. Coulter Samuel Boss'n. John l.. 10y. a.
rev j. Be1Tian Thomas Brown. Lambert warden
nd Isaac Lockwood anu provides ,tkt lhesc nuemen
M, cnlstIuct a railroad along i'aTty ,fouftst. at
Orth River to 1enhave along tho latter TO IArtieth
:, along 1hrtieth It, 10 NDth-aye to tQlft99athsLj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
1" nliasOuri.V
% hs Editor ~ The N. Y. Tribune.

10 no LdNof y Inc ~ Y. Tffbunt
SIR; In to-day's TRIBUNE leading article,
bearing the above heading, gives historical review Of
the struggle for freedom in that State In the Of
10 occurs most remarkable omission, which. In con
nection with the previous conduct Of the American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

PREsHgrATIoS.-CorO Cover was lately
PRESENTED By number OF bis friends with massive
gold shield surrounded by eagle. The shield bears
The following Inscription: Coroner WIN. L. Cover;
presented hy hs friends testimonial Of their es.een.
Jan. l, lsCJ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS


The name a. Norton "Numbsr" and "ouA'ty" aIs
stamped the following Peas a I've points waTanted
Tor siA months, except against aceitent
No g. the LARGEST adapted f'r the pocket No the smaest
and No. TO- the argcs. Mammoth Gold Pen OE the desA
Pms. wIruorr cAsss.
For u 90 No ? Pen Let quality or No. Pen 2d qusity
For Sea No. 3Pea, il quality orANo +rcn "a quality
No. Pen. "a quality
For ~ . No Poa Isl qniy or aNo 9Pen' Cd q'a'yi
oIs No. Pen. 30 quality. -
Foo ~ . No Pen, 1t aily; ora No Zen "a qs1y
SIS 50 No. Pen; s75Oa No. 10 Pen--all l't qu1'y.
THE SAME PEss, IN snyEa EXTENSION CASES wIrH
Il, ouieyT5r No Pen % guilty.
For No. Pen. L. quality or No. Pen % laalyI
For s5a No Pen, ii qaali,yi No. Pen, % quality,
For g mo tPea stqSiltyi oraNo Pen, "a quality,
For 81 50 No sfen, quality No Pen "a quality
For 30 rs No. Pen. lat quality.
GOLD PENS ALL FIRST QUALITY SILVER. MOUNTED DISK
For - 75a No 4Pen; fr ~ % No. 5Pen; for No
Pen; for IS - No : Pen.
For 81 No PEN tor sSa No. Peni and ior SO No. 10
The Us, Quality" pointed with the very be. Iido.-
Ponts, carefully selected and OF this quality
sold with the slightest imptrecton which shin and the closest
scrutiny can detect
Tho I'D Quality" superior to any Pens made BY him
The " % oulsy' he intends h, equal in ro.pe to Dus-
csnstleraons) any Ood Pens made elsewhere
In regard to the Cheap Gold Peu he bess leave to
previous operalin; his New aud Patented Michn- he
could not have made Good Writing and Durable fe' '0f
the price had thu Gold been furnished sranitoa'y ~,
Parties ordering IL all instances specify the Siie
OF the Number and 20 ualty Of fenA wanted and be
particular to describe tho Kind they peeT-"hee' suH
lubcr, coarse hue. -
All remsnccs by mail In registered letters are ~ ny
risk; and to all who send twenty cents ,ehaTse
In addition to the price OF goods ordered VIII s"1"'
sale delivery. - ,u...
Parties sending Gold or Silver VIII be allowed tue u"Po
MUM on the day received. 4, -, -,
TO CLUBS-A discount Of 10 per cent viii be h1o"es "
Of $l2, and - per cent ~. end OF ~ per cent
4. MORTON,
No g5 Maiden lane New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
NTFTU.IyTYTTE SKATING POND. Grand

4 Gala Day on SATURDAY, Jan a. compsnHo enc, ~.
oocL N a., brilliant Illuminate by Calcium Aishs W tns
Fvsnint e,, etc full Band Of Music WI 10 IN Ntsua
ance Tickets TO uonsubcribes 80 cents eseh ~, 81.
,,ova n,6.ycrabr /, will be postponed nn tAs nt'
Air a.y Tekes csn be had at all the prnepsi hoseA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
"rI'uE PEN is MIGHrIER THAN THE
SVOR9'
THE GOLD PEN-rHE BEST OF ALL PENS,
MOTIONS GOLD pens.

tn TFl't - " Iit WUItLD.
On receipt OF eBy OF the following in Cash, the sal
schtr wii send by retIu mail otherwise directed
Gold Pen Pcus'o.ee!ag re According de,er
lioA VIZ:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

FOR 50 cents tie MA.ic Pens Is the Lucky Pen
for 6 the AhwaysR,sdy Peni for : -, the fegsn
pen and lir = so tie Ekcesor Pon.-fhese Pens
numbered bat correspond s-ss to Numbers :, o. g. az
respectively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

The stool, end gold market intensely excl'eV;
Cold sold ofter cal 1t 2O!!. Great pressure to sell
both stocks and gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
THANKS TO OFFICERS.

The Senate rosOuon q thanks 20 Generni Icrry was
referred 10 tho Con iniitee Military Ahdis. ana TIE
Senate resolution ofhauks Admiral Porter was refer
red TO the Committee on Naval Ahals.
The House ad JOurned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

The a. Norton "Numbsr" and "oualty," az
stamped the following Pens uia I've points are WARRANTED
tor siA months except ysnst sccI'icnt.
The Numbers Indicate size only, 80. being the smallest
No D. the LARGEST adapted lr the pocket No the smallest
and No. TO- the largest Mammoth Gold Pen ioK the deA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
THE SANE rsss ~ -rIvEa PLATED EXTENSION ca

For 81 the Magic Pen; for D, the Lucky Pen; fox
81 So tie Always Ready Pen; for 81 tho Elegant Pen
and Tor - q, the Excelsior tei.
These are WeilF!nisLei, GooIWriting Gold Pens with
Iritosmn Points the every a. which
will fir outllst gOls Of the Sts- Pens although Sy
HEUarranted and, therefore, no, eTch4HgeGble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

Mr.. erfwAgr introduced b.l naming as Corpo'
r5tors Elisha BROOKS aud William T. Fi1Ainr ana pro
,iluc tlcv may construct raIrorl cong me iOIoN
H., Gets IN New.York City; commencing On 'r"uu
L.. ut III. castc.y extremity 4 the same, RAINING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

And ono vote. known as the "cut ticket" which
(Mr. A believed there wcTv evidences TO provo III
beer accidentally cut by III spector-makiIg n to
Of ga. majority Of ono ior tie contestant Hen
X. Low.
The scst was then given to the sitting member by
yote OF u 10 TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

N,i-. York, Jan. 10, lcGS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22

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the books or the corporation shall. at all
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op~n for inspection and e1aminaiionby such
persons as congress shall designate or APP
point.
Approved, March 3. 1866.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22
IprRIIC-No. 26.l

IUBLIC-NO. 70.
An Act to amend the Act entitled can
Act to amend and extend the Charter of
the Franklin Insurance Company" ap.
proved second March, eigteen hundred
and thirty .eight.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States Of
america in Congress assembled, That
the act to amend and extend the charter
of the Franklin Insurance Company.
passed on the second day Of March. eigh-
teen hundred and thirty-eight. be. and the
same is hereby, extended and continue? in
force for the period Of twenty years, from
the ninth day Of April. eighteen hundred
and fifty-eight, the time at which such
amcndatory act expired; and that all pro-
ceedings had by the said Franklin 1nsur:
ance Company, and all legal rights accrued
or acquired. and all legal obligations en-
tered into by said company between the
ninth day Of April, eighteen hundred and
fifty.cigIt, and the date Of this net be. and
the same are hereby, made valid for all
legal purposes.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That
the Franklin Insurance Company are here.
by authorized TO increase their capital
stock to an amount not exceeding two hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
Approved, Jan. 30. 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22
1PrBLrc.-No. 6S.l

An Act making appropriations for the
construction. preservation. and repairs
ofcertaiu Fortifcations and other works
of defence. for the year ending the thir-
.ieth Of June. eighteen hundred and
sixsy-six.
Re- Il caacf~d Ly tie Se-af, and Hrss a.
R<prrse.saf.res Of tA< Csaad ~us ef
An~rrsoa a. Cessr,s ass~Hsbied. That
the f,Ils-in< sums b.. and thy ar here
br. apsxsPri.t~-a. cot Of any noney IN she
sr~.sz-r me- ash-rv,s< srr<s7<isfed- fx
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22
fPrBIIC-NO. 25.

PrBIIC-NO. 25.
An Act to amend an act entitled " An Act
to incorporate the Metropolitan Railroad
Company, in the District of Columbia -
approved July first, eighteen hundred
and sixty-four.
BE It enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That
section seventeen of the act to incorporate
the Metropolitan Railroad Company. Of
the District of Columbia. approved July
first, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, be.
and the same is hereby, amended SO as to
extend the time for the completion Of their
railroad line. except that part thereof be-
tween Seventeenth Street and the Capitol,
for one year from the passage of this act
Provided. homeccr. That the line from
Seventeenth Street and the Capitol be
completed, equipped, and running. within
thirty days from the passage Of this act.
Approved, Jan. go, 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22
IPUBL1c-NO. 80.

An Act to establish Bridge across the
Ohio River at Cincinnati, Ohio, Post.
Road.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatipcs Of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the bridge across the Ohio River at Gin
cinnati, in the State of Ohio, and at Cow
ington, in tho State Of Kentucky. is here
BY declared to b., when completed. in &C.
cordance with the laws of the States Of
Ohio and Kentucky. lawful structure and
post.rodd for the convey snce Of tie mails
Of the United States.
Approved, Feb. II. 1865.
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setis. ten Thousand dollars.
For sea-wall of Great Brevster's Island.
Boston harbr. Massachusetts,. twenty
thousand dollars.
For repairs o. sea- walls on Deer and on
Lovell's Island, Boston harbor. Massachu-
sets, three thousan5 dollars.
For permanent forts At New Bedford
harbor. Massachusetts,. fifty thousand dol
lars.
For Fort Adams. Newport, Rhode
Island. fifty thousand dollars.
For Fort Hale, New Haven, Connect.
cut, fifty thousand dollars.
For Fort Schuyler. East River, New
York, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For fort at Wilet's Point, opposit Fort
Schuyler, New York, fifty thousand dollars.
For repairs of Fort Hamilton, New
York. twenty-five thousand dollars.
For fort on site of Fort Tompkius, Stat
en- Island, New York, fifty thousand dol
lars.
For fort at Sandy Hook. New Jersey,
fifty thousand dollars.
For repairs of Fort Mifflin, near Phila-
delphia, twenty thousand dollars.
For repairs of Fort Washington, on
Potomac River, twenty-five thousand
dollars.
For Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads, Vir-
ginia, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For Fort Clinch, Florida. fifty thousand
dollars.
For Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida,
one hundred thousand dollars.
For fort on Ship Island, coast of Mis-
sissippi. fifty thousand dollars.
For fort at Fort Point. San Francisco
Bay. California, ono hundred aud fifty
thousand dollars.
For fort at Alcatraz Island, San Fran.
cisco Bay, California, one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
For additional defences at San Fran
cisco, California, fifty thousand dollars.
For defences Of washington, three hun.
dred thousand dollars.
For field works and field operations, one
million dollars.
For bridge trains and equipage for armies
in the field, three hundred thousand dol
lars.
For tool and siege trains for armies in
the field, five hundred thousand dollars.
For surveys for military defences. for
purchase of campaign maps, three hun
dred thousand dollars.
For survey of northern and northwest
ern lakes, including Lake Superior. one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
For engraving and printing charts Of
lake surveys. fifteen thousand dollars.
For purchase and repair Of instruments,
twenty thousand dollars.
For repairing, equipping, and enlarging
Fort Porter, at Buffalo, fifty thousand dol
lars.
Approved, Feb. %. 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22

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tn rule~ arl r-gzlz-i0zs 90 tbe <sn~rzl
and internal dirrctioa a; tk- a~ylHEa. shall
be made by the dsrrc'ors- and Thy NAV
do all other acts n~ces>ary fOr the govern
mrrt and inirr-s; Of the same rs hereby
suthorir,d: Pyor,dod. korer~r, Tha; no
selection Of site for said ASYLUM or adnP-
ton of any plan o. buildings shall be
agreed upon until after the sum OF halt a
million Of dollars shall have been first sub
soribed or donated and paid into the treas
ury Of said corporation.
Sec. Z. And be Ifmther endcted. That
the officers Of the asylum shall consist Of
a governor, a deputy governor. n seereta.
ry and treasurer. and such officers shall
be appointed from the pensioned officers
of the volunteer service, and they may be
appointed and removed from time to time,
as the interests of the institution may re-
quirc. by the board of directors.
Sec. 8. And be It further enacted, That
the following persons only shall be entitled
to the benefits of the asylum, and may be
admitted thereto upon the recommenda-
ton Of the board Of directors, namely: all
volunteer officers. soldiers, and seamen
who have served during the present war,
who have been been or who may be total
ly disabled by wounds received or sick
ness contracted in the line Of their duty.
and such persons on becoming inmates Of
this asylum shall assign their pensions dur
ing the time they shall remain therein and
receive its benefits.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That
the directors shall make an annual report
Of the conditions Of the asylum to the War
Department, which shall be communicated
to congress on the first Monday Of every
January after the passage Of this act. and
it shall be the duty of the said directors
to examine and audit the accounts Of the
treasurer of this asylum quarterly, and to
visit and inspect them at least six times
year.
Sec. 10. And be Il. further enacted. That
all inmates Of the asylum shall be. and
they are hereby. made subject to the rules
and articles of war, and. will be governed
thereby in the same manner as if they were
in the army or navy ofthe United States
Sec. II. Andbe Il further enacted, That
congress may at any time hereafter alter,
amend or repeal this act.
Approved, March 3, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22
TREsoLuTIoN-No. 23.]

REsoLuTIoN-No. %.
Joint Resolution in relation TO the distri-
button Of books and Documents.
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of tie United States Of
America in Cosgress assembled, = That
the uudistributed portions Of the books
and documents heretofore printed or pur-
chased for its uss BY order Of either
house Of congress, previous to the thirty
seventh congress. and now deposited in
the Interior Department and elsewhere.
bs distributed to members Of the present
congress, under the direction Of the joint
COMMITTEES on printing; and said COM
uit.ee is hereby directed to divide the
books in question into parcels equal in
number to the whole number Of senators,
representatives,. md delegates from ter.
ritories. anu as nearly equal in value and
Importance .. possible. and to distr 'b1'e
then to th~ sesstuss. rrPrrsenfaaves. and
deI~r.fes by ssch m~sbcd as may Be found
mosl fsasib.e and FscPr.
Apprvs~a. Feb 2s. 1854
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22
TPuBL1C-No. 92.l

@PuBL1C-No. 90.
An Act to incorporate the Freeman's
Savings and Trust Company.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
of america in Congress assembled, That
Peter Cooper. William C. Bryant, A. A.
Low, S. B. Chittenden, Charles H. Mar
shall. William A. Booth, Gsrritt Smith.
William A. Hall, William Allen, John
Jay, Abraham Baldwin. A. s. Barnes,
Hiram Barney, Seth B. Hunt. Samuel
Holmes, Charles Collins. r. r. Graves,
Walter s. Griffith. A. H. Wallis. d. s.
Gregory, ]. w. Alvord. George Whipple.
A. 8 Hatch, Walter T. Hatch, f. A.
Lambert. w. G. Lambert. Roe Lockwood,
r. H. Manning, r. w. Ropes, Albert
Woodruff. and Thos. Dewey, Of New
York; John M. Forbes, VIM. Claflin, s.
g. Howe. George l.. Stearns. Edward
Atkinson. A. A. Lawrence, and John M.
s. Williams. Of Massachusetts,; Edward
Harris and Thomas Davis. Of Rhode
Island; Stephen Colwell. J. Wheaton
Smith. Francis F.. Cope. Thomas Webster,
B. Hunt, and Henry Samuel, Of Penn
sylvania;. Edward Harwood, Adam Poe.
Levi Coffin. J. NJ. Waldon. Of Ohio, and
their successors. are constituted q body
corporate. in the city Of Washington. in
the Distnct Of Columbia. BY the name Of
"The Fr-~dmAn's Savings and Trust
Company" ard by thst name may SUE and
be sued in any court O. the United Stas~s.
Sec 2 Asd BE- " fartk~y e.aaed. That
the pexsons named in the Sry; section Of
this at shah BE- th- trustees of the esspe-
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