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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19


A T LEaRAIN's THIS WEEK
hs .S. 'sus sd; e IN
plain colors, sOs psr yard; Oost 81 70 70 land.
MOST MAgNIyIcENT eRENApIEE syIssEs; the ROBE
snd SHAWL % MATCH one dress only OF each desisn
FRENCH rzRoAIEs Ss:. Ssssu designs Just received
GOATS HAIR, DOUBLE WIDTH, beush. al aacs,en.I.
7ta. pei yard worth ~
PLAIN aRESADINE xA,zsonBI9yss, new sAaasadeubls
SUMMER SILK For1rsf . & !. pretty '''''''F ''''
STRIPED r0r1ss i ssss Worth E' 8 ~ SILK md wool
BLACK ALPACA LUsrRE At ESQ.,, worth q -
BLACK SILK FOR xANrILLAs. extra rieh quality
wide a.
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, Just reduced.
KID GLOVES, JUS. received, system vssyadvansa-
geous TO the shape Of the hands
DoasKIN GLOVES, reduced from q 7sto 81 a.
PGA c
Sdboa 30 made In this sSsA IN six months
o..n.! e = ess: :;.::Z 's..s.:
70 aE EEzIF5 sL ERGN sS SHf sa
OF sExsoN4b5REYE a aSD DESIRABLE
offered at tremendous sacroe, to mako speedy 'Aese
In price from roma any sH qustations in The city
THE GOODS MUST BE soLDi
choios styles q Msrrimao Prints 80 per yard.
sspf Mp sna 70 .r yard
EW York M nurn osr stock
foreign and domestic viii be placed a the mercy Of our
As are fully up close out our sSes no
% ] o Az: 20
Respectfully y 3. nKFsiLLEEs CO..
No 4ss Grand sornsE q Astssssyr s1sst
TN ''A DISTANCE Will BE PAID.
BARGAINS BAnoh Ss Ahe 81 D sr ag5bs yhS'z
SHsed e kHpTco Ssf IN Il sPPRs cEs
S Ss aa
ored Silks in endless variety. -
sss
Table Linen TaSls Gioshs Napkins Towels Crashes F.n
nes Blanke linen and cotton sheetng Lace Curtains &C.
A LrAoAs. ALPAcAs, ALrAoAs.
An 5 4aHn sEEsE sRRSeK., ,. :,
BsS.s SSs$ zEs shsH
AND MELANQE
at all prices, from &c. TO 81 70 yard:
Ladies' will find at store the best STOCK OF the se0s
fsshionable Dress Goods TO be had In the oily
w. X. PEYTON, 49,
IA Bowery, Houston street :.
I FEW MORE FINE STEEL SCISSORS AT 50 CENTS
"a a pair Thread Wax cents, Key Kings conss, a~C0-
GERS 10 cents vt TOWNSHIPS Toy Store Yo0 broaoway
ATA GREAT sACRIFICE-MUsT BE SOLD Bh
fore NAV l. on account Of closing the
Hangings Window Shades, Oicloth, &C., at COATES oio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

COO Onn TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE,
DeDU.OUO undivided interest and leasehold
JOSEPH MASON, No on Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

A NY MERCHANT HAVING $4,000 WORTH OF MER.
N chandlse to exchange, would do well to call on j. o.
FLYN Engraycr No cortandt street. who will give all
particulars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05
REsoIrriox-No. AL

REsoLrrioS-No. j
A R--osutioa directing inqnirv into the
condsiau Of the Indian tibes. and th-ir
trea'm-nt by the Civil and Military
Authoriii-s.
Rcsolred by the Senate aud Hosse Of
Rrpresrssaf,res Of the Usited States Of
America ~ Cosgren assembIed. That
their b. raised joint committee, to con-
sis: Of three members Of the Senate. TO be
appointed by the president Of the S-na'e.
and four members Of the present HOUSE.
to be appointed BY the speakrr Of the
House Of Representatives.. 10 inquire into
the present condition of the Indian tribes,
and rspcri.ily into The manner in which
they are treated by the civil and military
authorities of the United States, with
power to sit during the recess of cons ress,
to send fnr persons and lapers, 10 employ
clerk, to subpoena or compel the attend
ancc Of witnesses, to hear the complaints
of Indi,n chiefs. and examine fully into
the conduct Of Indian agents and suprrin-
trndents. and also into the management of
the bureau of Indian affairs in che De-
partment Of the Interior; and to report at
the next session of congress such lrgisla-
tion as may be necessary for the better
administration Of Indian affairs and that
there be, and hereby is. appropriated out
of any money in the treasury not otherwise
app opliat-d. the sum of fifteen thousan |
dollars to d-fray the expenses OF the sane.
Approved. March 3, 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05
I REsoLuTIoN.-NO. "a.


Joint Resolution to provid' for the Pub
lie ,ton OF n full army Register.
b. At rcso'rM by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the UaHed States
Of America IN Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of War b., and he is hereby
authorized and required to cause 10 b.
printed AMI published full roas er or roll
of all general, Fl Id. line, and staff officers
Of volunteers who have been ir the army
of the United Sta'cs at any time sine, the
beginning of the prc>cn, rebellion. includ-
ing all informal organiz 'tons which have
been renrganizcd or accepted and paid by
the Unit"d States, showing whether
they are yet in the service, or h,ve
been discharged thercfron, and Civ ne
eau 'al.ies and other rxplanntions proper
for such register. And, to drfray in
whole or in part the expenses of this pub
lica'ion. an edition of twenty thousand
copies # such rnlrrsed register shall be
published aul NAV be soil to officers.
soldiers. Or citiz'ns. at price which shall
MT m,rc than cov.r the actual cost Of pa
per. printing and binding, and shall not
in any case exceed one dollar per volume.
Approved, March 2. 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05
TPuBLrC-NO. I'LL

An Act to repeal the Provision Of Law
requiring certain Regents of'hc Smith
soni,n Institution to be Members Of the
National Institute.
Be IL enacted by the Senate ami Homse
of Representatives. ofthc United States o,
Amcrica an Congress 0ssembIed. That
So much Of the act "To establish tho
Smithsonian Institution, for the increase
and diffusion of knowledge among men "
MS requires that two Of the regents Of said
intuition shall br members of the National
Institute in the ty Of Washington, he, and
the same is hereby, repealed.
Approved, Jan. 10, 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05
fREsOLurIoN-NO. 251

REsoLUTIoN-No. %.
Joint Resol It on au horiz ,g a con ract with
William H. Powell for picture for the
Capitol.
Reso'Oed by tie Senate and House
of Representatives. Of tie United States
Of Anse"ca in Congress assembled. That
the joint COMMITTEES on the library b., and
they are hereby. directed to enter into
a contract with William H. Powell, Of the
Safe Of Ohio. to pint picture for the
Unitrd States. to he placed at the head
Of one Of the grand staircases in the Capt..
toll. illustrative of some naval victory |;
the PARTICULAR subject Of the painting to be
agreed on by the committee and the
artist: Provided, That the entire ex.
pense Of said picture shall not exceed
twenty-five thousand dollars. and two
thousand liars shall be paid to said Viii.
liam H. Powell. in advance. to enable him
to prepare for the work. the remainder OF
said instalmsnts at int rvals of not less
than one year, the last instalment to be
retained until the picture is completed and
put up.
Approved, March 2, 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05
Approved, March 3. 1865.
(REsoLUTION-No. 30.1


A Res ,lution to authorize and direct an
Inventory Of articles in the Quartermas
ter's dcpots Of the United Safes, and
in possession Of the Naval Storekeepers
of the United States.
RcsoIrcd by tie Senate and House of
r Representatives. Of tile United States of
An.rrica IN Concrcss assembItd. Tha,
the Secretary o: War b.. and is hereby.
directed to cause strict inspection to he
made Of the quartcrmastrr's department.
as soon rs practicable af'er the passage of
this resolution. and a comparison TO be
made betweep the reports of the officers in
charge of the quartermastrr's depots at
New York, Philadelphia. Cincinnati. St.
Louis, and Louisville, and tho articles on
hand.
Scc."2. And be Il. further rcso1red. That
the Secretary Of the Navy. in like man
ner. b. directed 10 cause an inventory to
b. made of all the property Of the United
States. in possession Of the several naval
storeksepers Of the United States.
Approved. March 3. 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05
IPunLIc-NO. GIL

An Act 10 revive certain Provisions of the
Ac. entitled " An Act further to pro-
vide for the Collection of Duties on I'm:
ports and Tonnage" approved March
three. eighteen hundred and fifteen,
and for other Purposes.
Be IL enacted by tie Senate and House
Of Representatives. oftAe United States Of
.1mrrica in NCongress assembled, That
the first sentence Of the second src ion Of
the act entitled " An act further to pro.
vide tor the collection of duties on i'm
ports and tonnage" approved March three,
eighteen hundred and fifteen, 10 wit:
..That il shall be lawfnl for any collector.
naval of6crr. surveyor NJ inspector Of the
customs. ~ we'll in any adj lining distric.
4. that to which lie brloncs. to stop.
search. and examine any carriage or v--
hiels of any kind whatsoever. and to stop
any p~rson travelling on f'ot or beast OF
burden on which h. shall suspect th"rr
are goo.ls. wares. CT merchandise which
arr sulj-et 10 duty. ~ which III II have
bsea introduced into the United S;a'cs in
snv nsnasr eoa'rary 70 Law; and il such
oAess shall ssnp any gnod-. war-s. or mer-
chaadise On Any sueh csrri,re. vehicl-.
persoa srsv~lling On foo: or beast # bur
der. vheh - shah have pr.babl- esa<e
10 b-Isevs sre subject 10 Sssv 60 hav~
h-<n rals~tzssssv s.-soszesd i.;o he Cnt'~d
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fs< s-4-sz1g 80 ans .~s r~=.-~e.x As2
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05

sDs41@zs~~ ~ r~~ s7Dnzzrms~z u spe-sAl
s~>-~as g. ~ 1--@< rsz-s M fs- &---.-.
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s~d Csknurzs sn.E - ss~s -. 4 & - d.
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c<sss kar lsa< ssxsue~ rA< s.,.- r. szd
esaPasxs~9 wkrrs xrs a. ~e4 br Ia
- sh< csras Of The ezE a. .-L { d-trisf
esWW q tA~ Cnised Sset<s ar Isisfrni /.
Pers(-S. Tka; sA- elrk in ears II sal
dsss se,s shall b. allowed by The serrrsary
of the intsr,oe 90 r-t@is u the ie-s ani
eoolsoesfs received by hm A. dix Of
bosh essssA. over and above the Necessary
~1pe~sss e his okces and necessary cleIk-
hire included. u be audited ana AL l.wrd
BY the prop-r accounting offers Of tie
treasury. only sch sum pr annum ns i,
now allowed By law tv the clerk Of one Of
said cnurts, and shall pay the remainder
into the public treasury. under oath. in the
manner and under the regulations now pre-
scricee by law.
Sec. 8. And be IL further enacted, That
all cases Of appeal or writ Of error here.
,ofore prosecuted and now pending in the
supreme court of,he United States, upon
any record from the supreme curt of the
Territory Of Nevada. may b. heard and de-
trrn'ined by the supreme court Of the
United States. and the mandate Of rxpcu-
ton or Of further proceedings shall be
directed by the supreme court Of the
United States to the district court of the
United States for the district of Nevada,
or to the supreme court Of the State OF
Nevada, as the nature Of said appeal or
writ Of error may require. and each Of
these courts shall be the successor of the
supreme court Of Nevada Territory as t.
all such cases, with full power to hear and
determine the same, and TO award mesne
or final process thereon. And from all
judgments and DEGREES OF the supreme
court Of the Territory of Nevada. prior to
it's admission into thu Union as a state,
the parties to said judgments and DEGREES
shall have the same right 10 prosecute ap-
pcals and wris of error to the federal courts
az they would have had under The laws
of the United States If this act had been
passed simultaneously with the act admit
ting said stats into the Union: Provided,
That said appeals shall BE- prosecuted and
said writs of errors sued out at any time
before the first day of July, eighteen hum
drrd and sixty-six.
Sec. 9. And be It fan1er enacted. That
no passes sorry action between individuals
in any of the courts Of the United States
for the recovery of any mining title, or for
damages to any such 'itlc shall be affected
by the fact that the paramount title to the
land on which such mines are, is in the
United States. but each case shall bs ad.
Judged by the laws Of possession.
Approved. Feb. 27. 1865.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-05
! v HOLE No. el7.

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" i.ss e-s~s-s .s~ Cnis~e sess~s saA ~
iwexa c1sa.ry. and there 10 rrsros 20 BE-
liese tat dai.&tsr goods ere d~pesiss6 -
have bern plso.-d ih-r-in or carried throueA
or into tic saD- without Payn~n, Of du.
lis. and in violation Of law. and The col.
hctor. deputy collector. naval officer. cr
surveyor of customs. sLsll make oath Be.
fIFe aay mag stratr competent 10 admins.
ter the sam-, that lie has reason TO believe.
and DO be'i-ve. that such offence has
been therein committed, such officer shall
have the right to search such building and
the premises belonging thereto and II any
such goods shall bs found the.eip, tho
same, together with such build ing, shall be
seizrd. forfeited. and disposed Of accord.
ing tolaw. aud the said building shall be
forthwith taken down or removed. And
any person or persons who sb all have 70.
ceivtd or deposited in such building, or
carried through the same. any goods. -
aforesaid. or shall have aided therein, 10
violation Of law, shall, upon due convic.
tion before any court Of competent jurisdic.
ton. be punished by fine not exceeding
ten thousand dollars, or by imprisonment
mt exceeding two years. Or by both such
fine and Imprisonment.
SEC. 4. <ind be it further enacted. That
the first section Of the act Of April second,
eighteen hundred and forty -four. entitled
" An act directing the disposition of Ger.
tain unclaimed goods. wares. or merchan.
disc. seized for being illegally imported
into the United States," bs so amended
that in place of tho word "one," wher.
ever the same may be found in said ssc.
tion, the word I" five" shall bs inserted.
Approved, Feb. %. 1865.
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IREsoLUrIoN-NO. 27.1

A Resolution t, encourag, the Employ.
ment Of disabled and discharged Sol.
diers.
R-soiced BY the Sesa,e asl Hosse
Of Representatives. ofthe T's,fed Slater
Of Am5sca ~ Co,gress ass.mLi~d. Th,,
persons hon 'rably d schsrgel fr.m the mil
i'ary or nival s.rviee by reason e diss-
biiiiy re-a ting flom uoIai. - sick
incurred ~ tn line at du's. n aid ~ pro-
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Approved. Jan. 20. 1865.
[PuBLIC-No. Cal

IuBLIC-.\O. VI
A: Ac. providing for District and a
Circuit Court of the United States for
the District of Nevada, and for other
purposes.
Be it cnactcd by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United States
Of .imerica in Congress assembled, That
the State of Nevada shall hereafter con-
s,i'mtc one judicial district, and shall b.
called the district of Nevada; and for said
district district judge, marshal, and
a district attorney Of the United States
shall b. appointed.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That
the said district of Nevada shall be at
tached to and constitute part Of the
tenth circuit: and term of the circuit
court Of the United States for the said dis
:rict shall be held in the city Of Carson,
in the State Of Nevada. On the first Mon.
day of March. and OH the first Monday Of
August, and on the first Monday of De.
cembpr of each year; and a term Of the
district court Of the United States for the
said distric. shall be held at the said city
Of Carson on the first Monday of Febru-
ary. and on the first Monday Of May, and
on the first Monday Of October Of each
year.
Sec. 3. And be It further enacted. That
the district court Of the United Statps for
the district Of Nevada. and the judg,.
thereof. shall possess the same powers and
Jurisdiction possessed by the cthe district
courts and district judges Of the United
States. and shall br governed by the same
laws and regulations.
Sec. L. Aad he IT. further enacted. That
III. circuit court of the United States far
the district OF Nevada. and the Judge
,hercf. shall possess the same powrss and
iurisdi zion in said district which ars vess.
ed in sid court and said judge in The osh.s
district. of thu tenth circaii.
81. S. Asi be a. f.<fIey essrsri. 1has
the disric' ju lse sppoin:es fos the d.
met os \evad, shall r.c~ive - his con
p~.sa'ion the san At thirty Eve hunds-d
d.llsrs . year. psvsb,e IA saur sqsal m
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IPUDLIC-NO. l3. !


An Act to amend al Act entitled "An
Act for the Punishment OF Crimes in
the District of Columbia" approved
March seconl, eighteen hundred and
thirty.one.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. ofthe United States Of
America in Congress assembled. Tint
thu src"nd section Of an act entitled I" An
act for the punishment Of crimes in the
District Of Collumbia." approved March
second, eighteen hundred and thirty -"ne.
be, ard tho same is hereby. amcnd. d so
as to read as follows: Tint every person
duly convicted Of manslnughtrr. or Of any
assault with intent to kill, shall he sen.
fenced to suffer imprisonment and labor.
fo- the first offrnce, f'r a priod not less
than two nor more than eight yca,s. for
the second offence. for period not less
than six nor more than fifteen years.
Approved. Jan. l3. 1865.
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An Act to amend an Ac, entitled An
Act to provide Tor carrying the Mails
from thu United States to For-ign Ports.
and for other PURPOSES" approved
March twenty-iifth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-four.
BE ii en"cted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
america in Congress assembled, That
the fourth section of an act entitled " An
act to provide for carrying tho mails from
the United States to foreign ports, and for
other purposes approved March twenty
fifth. eighteen hundred and sixty.f.ur, be
SO amended as to insert in the proviso in
said section, af. er the word newspaper"
the words" periodicals., magazines. aud ex.
changes" so that it will read: Prorided,
Tha, this src ion shall not be held to ex-
tend to the transmission by mail of news
papers. periodicals, magazines, and dexchan'
ges. from known Office OF publication. to
bona tide subscribers, not exceeding one
copy to each subscriber from any one
Office.
ADproycd. Jan. 90. 1865.