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CANrpElI-lon SUNDAY Ma ssh, ~ consumP-
ton, John Camp ell aged % year, and month.
lis relative uud ir.out' a'r 'yr'r.ny ny i'd 20
attend ui. iuu'inl tom ls 49,. it-luen,t ~" IN
At, ON tuesday afternoon, o. o'clock, 90
MrGOw -MarraCt NsGog IN, Asy IN, n .hu
rcsidruc" OF her uncle Andre" lHuDn, 5' q uiic IT.
lo7 friends rr1 relatives are invited 90 attend her
fuac,al at O'Clock To-day, fom b. q ntrrtt .''
4 SMART Girl. WANTED TO ASSIST IN
- homework. ApYr Immediately At lam ..''on
street. ""-
DOARp-A FEW RESPECTABLE NOVNG
- I.,u cau le ncsOru ots,cd with 1-rd 90 "u lli
W,st o3th IT, between broadway and 'th ave. 500
RLACK OR BEuWN-TlIE BEST IN Use.
a. u,,p u, hi'lI~' SSm n,-r
pocs no, iu1rc thc'la'lor SYN. 10 b, hal Of pur-
r'-'s rcrrraiL P-.r, FIFTY c,n'' IcT took. Depot
la Sol.h -rconi -. Mili.'in-hur-h.
IOOpEES, 40. 8, WILL HOLD a ~pE-
- Ga. mc-tu. A. 90 \'ui.in T. on mis-. VI D .ey,
irc@!tc';r s rrrye Il, b., MinL'AM n'clI1G
IGOR SALI-A siGAR STORE, CHEAT.
tod stand, doing 600 lu'iucss. Lg,- lus given
ave. 'o,oc' ia, IT. J'',e civ. ~
DMNTER>-A EEGULAE MEETING OF
tn, ; " llou,e iaiei'c,s A'so.ia'ion, vii. he
cr,uiu 18th ms. at : o'clock. ruuc'un 0,'c0d.
eg,e,...,s. ua,.cl JAS. 4. BOZ HhE' reaidcni, ",
TSTANTEr-tN OPERATOR, BAISTERS
W an t.,s. n.gon cIs.on lnI shop p.rts. p.-o
s.r-,..s', %. - a Sea BoN'r, TOY 'oo', hlCuAt
tNANlEp-slME GIElS T1& HAT AND
w IUr..r...-. ,l2y a. 40 10 luli'ss..- nj
NNTASTfD - OPERATORS BAIoTfRS.
Warlgi.cs. ipgi a So. b. fr,t 'igl.,.'. aai
NNANIED-A rRES>NAN AND FINISH.
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VI, In 4. Dor on Shelf. Her ,,rvsn,-siri -s arrest

BURGLARY.--The house Of James Hughes
North IAN street r. D., WAS entered At LACK I'm.
dow early yesterday morning, and robbed Of nbout
400 pelonging 70 a man named John Brown.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. COR OF
~ IAN II and Sih ave open daily nom 70 5 +. ".
Ncdns-davs and Saturday. from ! 10 I. VI. Str
per cont Ia AilOs cd free ON Government tar.
Iv,osu adc On OF lroie June lsL will arnS inter.
est from that date. THOMAS ChRlsrl, Pfo,. Il.
IL. ~ IT.. sec. 355
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TOR SALE AND 10 LET.

A APARTMENT OF ROOM TO LET
I 'niuui'hed Inquire on the top floor, 99i Smith
~, between ayes and D. l5i
RARBLR SHOP TO LET ON TIE COR.
liner OF llh Hvcnuc sni IA 20 oppo.it1 tho Iiud.
con Il. X d. rot OF smart Young man as! 'tanos
viii lI tween 60 tit 10 M, Arp,- on the prem ses,
Waite .or inrol counter wanted. 2s6
BARGAINS ~ OIL LANDS, &C.-i
~ oticr a GOD sors "a M. ~ miles rom Bs' l.on
spl. surrounded hy suts casci Tor oil pulp1s Tor
SOW tte ?. -. ;r-t tcecsvius . Of thc OIL; aso
hou,cs uc e. building loo, line Kiln aud quarry,
water poHe' sore promises all rsht IN the vicinity
land IN Ocnc-cc aud Morgan countts, in hichisnn
cis t Of @ AZ. vs Conaihon f 'o S
r'l scratch ointment for hor'es and cattle, Elder
IRNNp Rock City feis, satatotc co.. NY. dd9
EARN FOR SALE-luo ACRES IN Orange
L County, q mDc- u.u the how hing VILLAGE Of
dlllcosn, and T. from !,po'' Mo - acres ad-
sen H. Broo. ~. 4O
CHEAr HOMES .FOR MECHANICS,
| CIvorkige T"9 md others. near the dofo', 70
one "a 0c''s = and one T. ssfes, 500. Al oxcol-
S 'S'' t.ai n.y. ''i taau5c s j. F s.
HOUSE AND 3 LOTS FOR SALE, NEAR
II Csp,,,s il.ls Cemetery, $500; sho0 each.
/ Cotiae' ~ Woolhaycu eu. lott. loo; $50 cash
T'r srEScE oHa. s G i, H5ir NJ Spg aS 70
! ErOoSy u, IN th' evening. ~
| G,TAEIES TO LET-WITu STALLS AND
- hay ioti At lOi Eishyr, nth a., between 7th and
! IN Ayoa. ~
! ITO LET-lN FIFTH STREET, WILLIAMS
l. bITgt, iBt Loo., tx IO,us oia NJ dow, basc
/ lctt hu4 ,taAf; WItr % 4euL- and &c .lI. Ia uIo
/ a. w. ., ~, cottage 9th IT,, lctw cen North on and
/ t'h ST., WILLIAMSBURG t'u' 80. -
| MILL SILL, NlTHlN 100 ~. OF NOR.
w Iinua t,,utial ~ luce. stGtionl or Citr lotS
oUppsi'c 'ho Harlem Cu Mandatory; trains ioE y.
\ 1si stor a. &, aud ". A.-D fur colo corner.
4 b. l. D., iu. sou Ia ,uIe :. +. cor. Mashnrton
ave. and H., Mor.itu lla
o:DnD 70 5000 CASH, AND THE BAL
EcOOAhce tosu.t the pI-cha6er.-Ml buy a
nice two-s'oly and basement house and loi, with tho
egldcu made, We tctat Nud irult ttcs, house hed
/ IL with luCk, iU.d.us duoIs. marble NANTES, L.
MCCABt- ncas sesun.7 avenue and III hteeuIh Ct,
| B,uoEll a. a2I
~ too FOR SALE-A TWO-STORY
- FOOho .,. No. 20 M,11uh g'.'H, latwoon
foul,h and fluA venue. ood.u - ooF AZ
% 400 WILL Buy \ NltEo siORY
10. OOO.lcs uou-r IA Yorsyi.o, With nice
ga .r; acc, hrn,thy pace 10 i've Possession this
dA - uur s0h cNL. Arpiy 70 TAl TN, L." IA.
Vision rt. 10
old LEAD OF TYPE METAL OF ALL
~ aCsrrpt.ous, luI lt Al lue highest cash na1 b.,
rs G. ". tEA~Nl. Isl William Il. tW
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TRAVELLING.

EOR NEW BRUNSWICK, PERTH AM.
hoy. touchiur "a BLAZING Star, rottens, Eo'sv'lls
md woo4's Landing. The steamer MAGNOLIA
leaves New BuIuswiDk AZ 6 B. A. NJ, and New York,
from Pier %. \ h bet BARCLAY snd Robinson sta. Al
3 =. VI. rare between New YORK and Seu BuIns-
uick, Woofs Landing, 4 ctS intermediate landings
2dCis. JI5
HUDSON RIVER RAITROAD-ON AND
IL after Monday, Mav :, 1905, Irains leave 5tn ST.
staiion Tor Albany and Troy, conuectiug with North
crn aud NcVcrn uaius ~ % \ VI T. W. -, cor
and 1870 =. VI sleeping csrs attacl ed 10 COZ and
lu.u Z. NJ trains. lie g., L. VI. traia runs trough
to Hufso and sufpsusl0u Bridge via Troy, without
chance Of cars. sunday train Ut 90 T. N. y. NJ
TOT CEl, Acct sup. 4i5
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR COZ.
- zens, West Point Cornwall New hurgh, Milton.
lourhkevTrie ana E5uduut from loot Of Dcshtosses
q, c'ery afternoon, except SUNDAY, at 81 O'Clock. zoe
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C,rrr CNINu,U TN, pNN.-Suprome Court
Cncul lrrt /. adjourned 10 tnl} next Pant IT,,
Nu.. lois. SIT, it IA laN l,li, lac T. g., ~ D.
ls.J.
superior Couu.-rria Term Adjourned for tho
term. -
Common Pleas Part /, Nos 90 ~ a. g. a. II,
%, ~, II, 49, 20, ~. Part ll-Adyomrod ioT the
term,
POLICE lNrEuIGEscr-n t'rdrd.n0 The CITY
Mary McCord MAS arrested on saturday, on the COM
plant OF MI Nicholas Quackenbush assistant tIcAs-
urer OF the Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund a.
of the sixth Senatorial district who charges the pris-
oner With having nsuluenuy ohtained $50 by TepIe.
senting that the the wife Of colder in the
army Ia l. also aleeed that the prisoner obtained
SsJ from the fund Of the Finn district making smi-
Lar IepIeseptaI2ps. NJ SaAekenansA As9 alleIed
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OLD LEAD or TYPE METAL OF ALL
~ dcscrptous, tol ., Al the nsAest cash pdce,
ly &. ". NkA-nA. Isl " ll.luu Il.
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L County, q mlo- u.u ihe tou i.hur VILLAGE Of
aii1lc'osn and a. from !,po', 'so ~ acres ad-
ioiu,rE hon hTst c'H-. ttru., With good imp -ove-
monte. II. 4. -rAl'Altu, - Wall IT, aud ibj Rem.
zen ~, BrooI y. 40
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proved, June 30, 1864.
TPUBLIc-No. 175.1

PUBLIc-No. 175.
An ACT to amend the Charter of the Wash.
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company.
BE it enacted by the Senate anil House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of america in Congvcss assembled, That
the Washington and Georgetown railroad
company shall have the right to extend
their horse railway on any public highway in
tina county of Washington. commencing at
the present terminus Of either of their roads.
extending north from Seven and Fourteenth
street, and from Capitol square to Maryland
Avenue; aud extending south from the eastern
extremity of that avenue, first having OBJ.
tained the consent Of the levy court therefor;
and may charge additional fare of five cents
for every three miles on each branch SO cx-
tended, for each and every passenger con.
veycd upon any road constructed in said coun-
ty of Washington, outside of the limits of
the cities of Washington and Georgetown:
Proridrd, That nothing herein contained
shall be construed so as to prevent congress
from regulating the fare on either of said
roads, or altering or amending the original
charters Of said company. or this amendment
thereto. according to the provisions Of said
original charter.
Approved, June 30. 1864.
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rPusLlc-No. l9l.
An ACT to iaeosposats the Potomac Fen
Comun0v

Compsny.
essrsed By fks Sessfe es1 Hosss
Of Revrssessssires sf ne Ustet Sases
of A~erics - Cngvcs ssse~Sted. Inas
Heury d. Cooke. Joha B. Hsschissaa. n.
c. Fshsesscek. Thsaas Clyde. - wM'ea
B. Hatch. ssA th~is sssscisfes - s.ccesss
o. . nsiosify of shsa. sse hereey osssed -
constituted . bsdy Psiisie - essPs'sss -
shs aa.. ssa syis = ~ fsa'o.e fey
Company.
Sc. :. As2 u sfvsar e.snea. IsA
De espssA sas<k sfE-.~ esasny - -
- ls. sh.a - h.sAwd ths~.sA eA
,w -. - fss h.sAEs1 shssnn1 60
10 b. davsasi -. shs~ 4 - hDA~ -
lns es<A
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p~u~-u.rv 70 e.rrv INTO sGsa n P~r@s .
tA.s sr.. s.1 70 b~5d = s~e<sss'y ss1~
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Fra Oui .visk 10 Da 0ira- E>s'
Rsnp-;
Fu. vrg;s~ CTry. VI. oaissvsle. sear
Cav. 10 Hsabslr-
Frsn Fn BnAevx. Utah. VIA kschvIhe.
soda spwisx-. the Cpp-r Cro--sns ct ssAh-
kivsx and vrxiaia Cay. 70 Hra Gate, IN
Idahe;
Fna Fs<s Bndsrr. Utah. via Boisf City.
Idahs, and Grand Rssde valley. Oregoa- 20
WaIla walla. Washington T-nirnry;
From Salf Like City. Utah. via Fillmnre
City sad st. Geoegs, to La Angesns. Cab
M ssk LGke Csy. Va z. I. City.
0nntsvills, Tooel-, Shaabiss, Cedar Fort.
Fairfield. and Oosh<o. to Paysoa;
From Salt Lake City. Utah. via Provo City.
Sal: Creek. Fillmore City. Beaver. Parawan.
Cedar City, to St. George;
From Brigham City. via M.ndon. Wells
vile, Hyum, Millville, Providence. Logan.
HYDE Park. Smith6eld. aud Richmond, to
Franklin;
From Hyrum to Paradise;
From Ogden City to Plain City;
From Ogden City to Huntsvillc;
From Great Salt Lake City, via Jordan.
to Herman;
From Rockville to Springdale;
From Salt Creek, via Poule. Rounds. and
Holden, to Fillmore;
From Sprngville, via Spanish Fork, Canon
Fairview, Mount Pleasant. Springtown,
Ephraim, md Matin, to Gunnison
From Mount Pleasant to Meroni;
From Fountain to Wales;
From Cedar City. via Pinto. Pine Valley.
Alger, Banney, and Diamond, to Saint
George
From Beaver to Minersville;
From Fillmore City to Desert;
From Gunnison to Chicken Greek;
From Great Salt Lake City, via Mountain,
Weber. Morgan. Porter. Corydon, Heuneffer.
Coalville. Hoytville, Wauship, Peoa, Kansas.
Heber, Mound, Midway. and Charleston, to
Provo City.
Approved, June 30, 1864.
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rPusLIc-No. 2s2
An ACT further to regulate and provide soe
The enrolling and calling ont The Natissal
Forces, and for other Purposes.
Be i essoted BY s2e Sesate ss1 Hosse
< Rerresessaeires IF Me Usited Seates
Of A9ev;ss IL Css3rass ssssmSSed, That
The Prssidsnt a The United Statrs nay, at
his discrssiou. q any tine hesrafsss eell Tor
sny numbrr of nea - volnnteers for tie re-
spscsive terms a sse. two. end three yeas
Scr miisasy suv;ce; asd ssy sch vssn-
,ser. q. IN e., a dFaft. - hssviaail~s pc
v;a,A. cav suhseieusr. shall be uvdisrd % ths
sssa sssnship. v~i u . city. Psseisss.
q siecsiss asasies, - q . esssfy - -
ssb-divi1~l ssso1s th- qussa q vhicA -
.sy hsvs vslu.ssussA = esa.esa - . ssssfi-
suas; - sAy vsa.uss.s shs = sssSs4
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- ~. unasn saaa sisrAsv.1 -
s.s.s.s. - - - - ~ UsisA ease.s> .
h-ev 4 - k.nAss1 dsHsD: - z - .
- q 80 y~a. uuaun ssusR tn2
. 10y frvs h.Ap-1 a~n.n; - q -
sern 6ths. yA. snaus sus.sr essAnsue6
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at tile First Session Of tie Thirty
Eighth COngress.

TPuBLIc-NO. 175
AN ACT to establish certain Post Roads.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the Unitcd States
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
the following be established az post-roads -
California.
From San Buena Ventura, California.
via Ravena City, and Big Meadows on the
Mollave River, to the sink of said river. and
thence to Fort Mohave on the Colorado
River, and Fort Whipple, to Santa Fe. New
Mexico.
From Krysvillc via Walkers Pass. Little
Owen Lake, and Big Owen Lake, to Union
Mills;
From Rad Bluff. via Zellcy's Ferry Bat
tie Creek, Parksville, Millville, and Buckeye,
TO Shasta;
From Los Angeles to La Paz, and thence
to the capital of Arizona Territory, and
thence to Santa Fe;
From San Jose, in Santa Clara County,
via The mountain road leading into Paj-r's
Valley, to Watsonville, in Santa Cruz
County;
From San Mateo to Pescadero, in Santa
Cruz County;
From Aurora to San Carlos;
From Eisalia to San Carlos;
From Stockton, via Copperopolis, to
Angels;
From Sonora, California, via Bridgeport,
10 Aurora, Nevada Territory;
From Susanvillc, in Lassen County. Cali
fornia, to Boise City, in Idaho Territory;
From Campo Seco to Mokelu,nne Hill;
From Crescent City, California, to Waldo,
Oregon;
From San Bernardino, California. to La
Paz, Arizona Territory:
From Fulsom City, via Uniontown, to
Coloma.
From San Pedro to Wilmington and Los
Angeles.
Illinois.
From Elgin, via Burlington, to Sycamore f;
From Rock Island, via Camden Mills.
Pleasant Ridge, Hazel, Hamlet, Perryton.
Aledo, High Point, New Boston. Keiths-
burg, Oquawa, Sagetown, Hopper's Mills.
Shohoken. Tinappity, Dallas City, Pontoosac,
and Appanoose, to Fort Madison, Iowa;
From Luda, Ogle County, to New Milford,
Winnebago County;
From Argo, via Ogle Bounry, to New
Milford. Winnebago County;
From Argo, via Morrison road, in the
town Of York. and Bakers Spring. in the
town Of Union Grove. to Morrison;
Fom Hale. Ogls County, to Payne's
From Beaserville, via Donovan. to Iro-
1uis;
From Moro, via Ridgely. to Prairie City |;
From Sparta. via Shiloh Hill. to Jones
Creek;
From Grand Ridge Settlement, in the
southwest township Of Kankakes Couaty.
via Nocton township. Union Hill. Eassx
township. kankakee County. and Reid town
ship. in Win County. to Wilningtsa in
same county;
Fnm Joliet, via Grinton. in Toy Township,
and Seward, to Haiieville. in ksndal: Coun-
~.
Fma Portland. via Taylrs rsrry and
Chehalrm Gap. TO Lafayette:
frs1 Lafayette 10 Tillassok vall~y.
Frsa Dalas City. Or~esa. via Co syoa
City and Isd~P-aAesre. 10 bs;s- City, IAsie
Froa RasrasrE % Peisi Orsord
Prom Ros-buyg. VA Tea Mile Crsek.
Cs.ss vat~y. June.iss d Mi3A< ssl SsueA
fsrts d CsqaiEl-. Le.A.rTs Rir;e, asl
ssHss Hsn<s. 10 Pet 0sf~d
Pn.sylra.ss
fr,n E3e-sa- Ar1-erae Ceussv. %
Fiz=siz-. t.6s..a Cessev;
fs~ x~s tss,rvH. fssses- C~uev. P-ur-
sysAaaA 70 n~E.~ss~a- Wew v9xssss
fro@ srU1ngsan- vsA HD. n uHvr>-
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lPuRIIC-No. 1891

PuBLlc-No. l93.
An ACT to authorize the corporationof Wash
irgton to levy and collect the Direct Tax
imposed BY Act approved August FIVE,
eighteen hundred and sixsy-oue.
Be it enacted BY tie Se.ate asd Ho.se
of Representatives Of tie United States
Of Americc IN Cosgress assembled. That
the corporation Of the city Of Washington be.
and they are hereby, authorized to assess and
collect 4 tax not exceeding the rate Of fifteen
cents on every ono hundred dollars Of the
value Of Ill real and personal property in
saiI city, and on any and oil other subjects
of taxation a. made and returned BY the
board of assessors of said city.to enable the
said corporation to pay to the government Of
the United States the tax imposed BY act
approved August Eve. eighteen hundred and
sixty.one: Provided, That any surplus that
may accrue form the imposition Of the tax
% herein provided shall b. deposited and ap-
plisd to the use Of the general fund Of the
said city Of Washingtou. f
Approved, July l, 1864.
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PUBLlC-No I'LL
AN ACT 20 aid in the Settlement, Subsis-
tence. and Support Of the Navajoe Indian
Captives upon Reservation in the Ter
ritory Of New Mexico.
Be 1t enacted by tho Senate axd Hoxse
Of Representatives. Of kAe United States
Of Amrica in Co.gress assembled. That
there be-. and hereby is, appropriated. out Of
any moneys in the treasury not otherwise ap.
propriated, to be expended under the direction
ofthe Secretary Of the Interior. for the pur.
pose Of settling the Navejoe Indians. now
captive in New Mexico, upon q reservation
upon th~ Pecos River. in New Mexico, for
the purchase of agricultural implements. seed,
and other articles necessary for such purpo-
se. for breaking tho ground. and for subssis.
tencc of said Indians to the end Of the next
fiscal year, the sum Of one hundred thousand
lars.
Sec. 9. Asd BE IL .f.rt1ev esactci, That
the said rrs~rvation may. under the directioa
Of the Secretary Of the Interior. be 20 extrsd-
and enlsrg-d on the south. - 10 include the
entire valley Of the Pecos River. known q
the Bosque Grande. and that the vAsle of said
reservation. 20 enlarged. sAall Be de.ig.ss-d
and known - the Nsvajce and Apaehcs sss-
rvasion. and - sseA sAall. usti oshesvis-
ordered by hv. b exe@ps frsa sale. s.A
free f1sn oecsPssey exeeps BY the said L.
dis.s Snr the psrpass besris ness.s.sE ex-
crPsine sseA Pastis Il said l.sA - = n-~
ee-sPir1 By Fen s..s<r. - . ~ he
ss~6~5 ~ the sss Il s>il p.sa
Sc 40 k = Ivxk~ e.snex, Thss
the s~.fh~ss Assrh< sevscy Il Nee N~sies
y her<sy shrts.h-d .,a shse N sEe~s Sr shs,
kssssy. As.rA<. md Cs~sacAe Isxs.ns ~
sPrs's1~d- q = s.lry sf sfe<. h.sAs~a -
~ p9 snssm-
AFP<sved. Jvae %. lssa-
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TFrffE-N0- 30
AZ Art es1esax e<r-&is frssa~<x &c th~
00rdssa so1i<sy Of the ls.ssrs<s q Co
iumksa
E & sssrs>x ~ fkr Sc.xss ssi Hs~s
@ R<Yr~~ss~<ses sr He r'.ssa< Sxsses
ef Assy->s 70 C-~gSrs ss~sssSeS. Tia:
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1PUBLIC-NO. 1927

PUBLIc-N0. 1872.
AN ACT authorizing the Levy Court of
Washington County. in the District Of
Columbia, to levy and collect its Portion
of the Direct Tax imposed BY the Act of
Congress Of August five. eighteen hundred
and sixty.ons. ...
Be it enacted by tie Senate and Hoxss
of Representatives. Of the United States
Of america IN Congress assembled, That
the levy court Of Washington County, in the
District of Columbia. is hereby authorized
and empowed to levy and collect, in the same
manner as other county taxes in said county
Of Washington arelevied and collected.a sum
sufficient to pay tho county's proportion Of
the direct tax imposed on the District Of Co.
lumbia by the act Of congress approved Au-
gust five, eighteen hundred and sixty-one,
and the expense and cost Of collecting the
same, and that the aggregate Of said direct
tax imposed by the act aforesaid shall be dis.
tributed and apporticued between the cities
of Washington and Georgetown. and that
part Of said county Of Washington lying out.
side the limits of said cities. according to the
assessed valuation q property made in the
Jurisdiction of each by the assessment last
prior to the date OF the passage Of said act of
August FIVE, eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
Approved, July l, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-04

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thereof.
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congress may At any time hereafter alter,
amend. or repeal this act.
Approved, July l. 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-04

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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-08-25

thus made is usually stuffed with
punches of flowers, giving TO the wearer
a grotesque appearance. Vessels occa-
sionally passed the island during his
enforced residence there, but the ma
tives at such times kept strict watch
on their captives, and never permitted
their presence to become known on
shipboard. Ross and companion
escaped by swimming off to vessel
one dark night. Their companions,
for aught he knows, are still on the
island corn, pumpkins, yams, and
oranges were abundant, and required
but little cultivation The natives
were frequently at war with neigh
boring tribe. Going forth to battle,
they confined their captives in stock
AIDE, releasing them on their return.
In all other particulars they were
treated as equals and brothers. Many
other interesting particulars We're
communicated, which we have not
space to enumerate. --Bangor { lie.
WHO.