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[ No. 10.

JOINT RESOLUTION reserving Mineral Lands from the
Operation Of all Acts, passed the first Session of the
Thirtytighth Congress- granting Lands or extending
the Time of former Grants.
tresolvcd by the Snate and House of REPRESENTATIVES.
of the United States Of America in Co,igress Assembled
That act passed at the first session the hirtyeghth
congress- granting lands to states or cornoratona re ola
in the construction of roads other pnnosss or ~
extend ths time of grants heretofore made shall he co
Construed as TO embrace mineral lands which in al CO.
shall be- and are, reserved exclusively to tho un;,S
States unless otherwise specially provided in the aet ~
acts making the grant.
Approved January 80, 1865.
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Resolution directing Inquiry into the Condition of til
Indian Tribes, and their Treatment by the Civil an
Military Authorities.


A Resolution directing Inquiry into the Condition of the
Indian Tribes and their Treatment by the Civil and
Military Authorities.
Resolved By Tie Senate and House Of Representatres Of
TIE United States Of AeTca IN Congress dSSembif Tint
there be raised joint committee to consist of three
members of the Senate, to be appointed by the pres
dent of the Senate, and four members of the present
House. to be appointed by thespeaker of the House of
Representatives, to inquire into the present cond
ton Of the Indian tribes and especially 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 Congress to send
for persons and papers TO employ clerk to subpoena
compel the attendance of witnesses; to hear the COM
plants Of Indian Chiefs and examine fully into the
duct of Indian agents and superntendents and also into
the management of the bureau Of Inian affairs in the
Department of the Interior; and to report at the next
session OF Congress such legislation may be necessary
for the better administration Of Indian aairs and that
there be- and is hereby appropriated out Of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum OF
fifteen thousand dollars TO defray the expenses Of the
same.
Approved, March 8, 1866.
RESOLUTION to extend the Time for constructing the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad in Iowa, and
filing Map OF Relocation. ID es.
Resolred By the Senate and House of Representatives
Of tie United States Of america IN Congress assembled,
That the time allowed by the eighth section of the act
entitled "n act to amend act entitled AN act making
grant of lands to the State of Iowa. in alternate
tons to aid in the construction of certain railroads in
said State approved May fifteenth, eighteen hundred and
ty-six for the construction annually of sections of
twenty miles each of the Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad be, aud the same is hereby, extended year
and that the provision of the second section of the act
approved first of July eighteen hundred and siXtyour
entitled An act to regulate the compensation of regis
ter and receivers of the andoces in the several States
and territories in the location Of lands by the States and
corporations under grants by Congress" which requires
that map of the change of location shall be filed with
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office within
year, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved, March g. 1866. .f'
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mo. II.

RESOLUTION submitting to the Legislatures Of tbs
several States Proposition to amend the Constitution
Of the United States.
esolucd By the Sets and House scf Reprsseatatpes Of
The United States Of America in Congress assembled (Oo
thirds Of both Houses coaearyiagO That the following
states s an amendment the constitution Of the United
states which, when ratified by three fourths of said
legislatures shall be valid 10 all intents and purposes
a part of the said constitution namely Isr
. ARTICLE XIII
SECTION l. Neither slavery nor involuntary seryitude
arrant as n punishment for crime whereof the party
sbaii have been duly convicted, shall exist within TN,
United states or any place subject to their jurisdiction
SECTION g. Congress shall nave power TO enforce TIM
article by appropriate legislation.
Approved, February l, 1860.
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Be- enacted blythe Senate and House Of Representatives
Of The Uited States Of America in Congress assembled,
That SO much of the first section of the act of third oil
August thousand eight hundred and forty eight,
titled San act making appropriations for the naval
vice for the ending the thrteth of June, one thou
sand eight hundred and requires that the
superintendent of the naval observatory at Washington
city shall be captain commander, lieutenant in the
navy, be- and is hereby repealed and officer of the
navy employed as superintendent shall receive other
than the shoreduty pay of his grade.
Approved, March 8, 1865
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OFFICIAL.

L. s. sand eight hundred and sxty.four, and of the
- Independence of the United States of Americn
the eighty-ninth.
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La VS. OF THE UNITED STA TIES.

By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD Secretary Of State
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BY 'tI1 FIt5IuVHt y y =
WILLIAM II, SEWARD, Secretary Of STATE.
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OFFICIAL.
RESOL UTIONS.
PASSED 4 r THE SECOND SESSION OF THE IHiR
TYFoVRTH CONGRESS-

TYF0gRTH CONGRESS-
No. l.
JoNT Resolution authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy
10 eSpend Portion of the Contingent fuho lor ehais
ing the Navy Department Building
Be IL gesoired by tie Senate and House Of Representa-
iyes Of the Briled States Of 4aerca IN Congress assem-
bed Tint the Secretary Of the Navy be- and he hereby
is authorized TO expend much of the contingent und
heretofore appropriated may be necessary for the en-
lsrgeent OF the Navy Department building 10 heet tue
wants Of the Department
Approved, December 10, 1854.
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ICE CREAM REDUCED IN PRICE,

a. CENTS PER QUART lin consequence of he fail IN
price Of many Of the articles ued in leo Cream and dis
position to accommodate the public Induced 10 put the
price Of onr well Known aud very superior CuaDs snd Ices
AZ the Low FIGURES OF rs CENTS PER QUART
thus reducing the price rely more on the volume OF
than the pro6 necessary small saes 70 mn1
il pay - sell large quantity per diem; ad
OUSLY LOW PGICE. One thou sind quarts must be sold
daily and conhdeDty ry this amount IL Newfork
While we arc accommodating toslon and ba nnore quo
ic at as c.nts driern.d the Citizens Of New ok
shall enjoy rqna advantages Throro send In your orders
and suon tiis effort to furnish This splendid luxury at %
cents per quart. Az An ARTICLE for DESSERT
nothing can BE- delightful and cheap For the con
venence Of tose living iu he north port Of he city,
have OF eped branch estah hmen at No. GOJ SIXTH
AVE- two doors from Thirty si1h-st, where sccommo-
dating clerk will be in attendance. Az PRACTICAL
branch ofres will be opened 10 other parts of the city.
FERNS. cash down. j. RUSSELL L. Co. No. 2ys FoUnh.
door from TweIy-thifd st., No. COS Sixth
doors from Thirty -ixth.sl.
NEW ORE, Jolly, 1861.
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~ order OF the board o. Dnectors'
ISAAC VAN MAhENEN. TIeasnIer.


IENNINNlUNl - t''F'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that cor
IN rUlti,n with the name Of THE BENNINGTON AND
RUTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, has been 4 rme1 ny
A. ner,ons holding majority in amount Of the prime pal 81
ths houd, secured BY tie first norrse upon the Western
V.,ronf Railroad and that the arices Of aSsoca m y
ssd corpolads fled ia the office Of the Secretary o.
sat-, m he lr.t ay Of August A. D. 1868 and copy there
led and recorded in the Offices Of the Clerks OF each d
d. eonrt~s through which the aid railroad passes o wit
tbs counties Of Bennington ana on ne second oa u
The ssn August. l. w fAish' fieslee"''
a. w HAlsAS Clerk
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nPDic,L PuRsEyoRs OFFICE.
WlsulSGroy. d. g.. August y IeoS.
GALE Of GOVERNMENT WAGONS.-W
b. ,od N PUBLIC AUCTION in hi. city, at srehonss
ON O. A. sboye Twenty mr. tst. WEDNESDAY, the sd
''' - FlkTY.TWO IEDIIISE WAGONS.
which have been used In the Government service.
scccssful bidders viii Ice required to remove Ler pur
chas-s ~itlinhye (5i days Tom sale.
{. SUTHERLAND,
Snrg.on IT, G. A. and Medical Puryeyor
The sale o. Medicine Wagons advertised Tor rHDAi 18TH
inst, ls postponed unth WEDSEsD II, Auf: "a ins,
&. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon u. :. 4. md Medical Pufveyor.
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QrArrgRyA.rER GENERALS VIfaItCh
WAsHISGroS. DC, Juy - Iso9 :,
GREAT SALE of GOVERNMENT HOhoES
NJ AND MULES.

VI AND MULES.
5000 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
in the STATE: q New Y0s and the District
win be sold a, public AUCTION to the highest bidder 81
the time and aces nsG st SslGT; TS:
NewYork City, Tuesday aud Friday Of each week. wv
Newl ok City "Wednesday of each week. 200 Mules each
day.
Llmr,, Tuesday. August g. 200 Horses.
Elmn. Tuesday, August =, 500 Mules
Albany, FRIDAY, August rs 500 Mule.
PENSsfLvASlA.
Philadelphia Thn'dsy Of each week 200 Hor,e' each dsy
PLdepha, "Wednesday and Saturday Of each week, ioo
Pit.b1rsh fhur.day of e.eh week $50 Mules esehdsy
Min. tiIi town, Fridisy, Angus, l. SOo Mass
Yors frdsy. August T. zoo Horses
MELVILLE, Thnr,day, August 10, 100 Mules.
Reading Friday. August II, 20 Horses.
Shipper ibui IA, Wednesday, August 10, 100 Hortea
Trie, T a siay AnsUst II. 200 Eorses.
shppon'OmsG, Thursd.y, AanstI7 100 MaeI
Wiianspod. Friday August -, 200 horses-
cIoaStr,S,le Ms sSsa Aosa Horses
Milton. Friday August Is, 80 i,or-es.
Carlisle, WednesdIy. August 30, 100 Horses
Carlisle, Thmsiay, Angus, ~ iV' Mu'e''
co,ombiana, Toe.dsy August !, 100 Hor'es.
| Salem, Wednesday. August 2. 100 Horses
| Ahluce Thursday, August 200 Hof,es.
Canton, Saturday, Aryn', 5. ?oc Ii9r ,;;
u
A.a.,il9n Tuesday. August t5 2J hors~a
Cr..tlin-. Thursday. Ausust Il, 800 MUles.
Cleveland Monday, August II, 200 HorseS
INDIANA.
For, Wavne Th1rsiav August "a, ,Oc0 Mules
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON Tuesday Of each week 2oo Horses each Day
Wilmington, Friday OF each wres Nv Aluies esc" NY
NEM-JERSEf.
Trenton. Thursday August 10, 200 Muies
| Tr,,tou Tbur,d.y August "a 2e0 Mules
MARYLAND.
Rslt;rnor, "Wednesday August g. and Wednesday oil eaci
wee. thereafter 90 Horses each day..
| WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Each week day 200 Mules
| GlEsBORO. d. G.
Each week day except Nefnesday 2OO horses nm, -.
An ouDorunity TO pm superior class OF saddle enS
dra ar1a, ess their true value now onefe'
! TO hr pubic. -, .,.h,s
hongh majority Of them sound snd sefVicrsoe
tLty are longer required IN the army ana must De so"
Nany OF the mules bought III the beg ming oil tue
when Young accompanied the armies IN all ,tir MARCHES ae
camps. a. are thoroughly broken hardened ~ gen
te and smisr from being long surrounded by the soldiers
! Annials will be sod siuslv.
| Sales 90 commence NJ 20 q. N.
! Ierms--Cash in United State currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brew. Bhs. Gen. IN charge LIST DIV " NJ. W ~.
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miscellaneous.
NULLERs PATENT HEAD-COOLER IS

EULLER's PATENT HEAD-COOLER is
msnuisc nred 20 feet Of TIE beet gnm tubing coied in
suitable 10 D. applied tie fof,heed. warranted 70
give ~ RECT satisfaction IN al where cold application
the body is required IN Il H. sdanLe Fever Buns
or In fact IN all where cod application to tie BODY u
found Eecesfary ths Cooler The purpose admirably
reonirng NO special attendance for 2 hours from The time
Ia aci ion Persons subject Headache requiring cold
rcaiio the oTeAo 3D. and ply siens In charge OF OF
fever are requested 70 fiye q Is Cooler Trial
Recommended by all who have used H.
Good md reliable Agents wanted.
Coolers can be had by return Spfess. at sl5
AL order. shOBld be addressed 10
%. 81. ELLLER. Galasanlna. Lehish County Pa
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800. $500 AND 81, 900.

800, $500 AND I,ooV'
REDEEMABLE IN FIFTY 1EAhSSo,v
WITH COUPONS PAYABLE IN NE"-iohN
LIST May and LIST November ., .uY,a
AID WITH PROVISIONS A SINKING TtNp '"A A
REDEMPTION AT MATURITY oo 40, hand. NJ
These bonds the balance OF toe SS'vD ~ r now
sercS To- ~. porpo.s Of completing the extension
hon Hackettslowu tho present ternlnns 70 or
opposite Easton fof furnishing coal freight snd
Ths Morris aud E.ser RAILROAD when extended to a''cn'
VII Connect with the Lchigh Vsiey Railroad attn TIE 10
Aish Canal Compsnys Road in the course oil
and nearly completed aud with the East lNhhsy'en
when PROPOSED extended from Allentown 70 h5s,o
Thee roads will supply Morris and Essex Railroad IN
usedsely upon It's pctJn, with sn immense tnns-
traspOriaton and it must become Of the most
for The transportation o. coal nom ihe
end Eastern Schuyk regions. and vii aiso ioln P
srvst through line CincanSii aud Chicsso ana ,y.
mia Central and fittsburs, Fort Wayne ana 'h''S'
scsd, ,.,.s Brown
These bonds secured by hs, mortgage 70 1ss md IN
and Peter Cooper, Trustees upon me r9'' -, . p,pyie
a. Nsw,1L frorn .he Hudson Rysr o,oAen 20 ire tt
ware River at Philipsbursh. inolndins an 49,"
soins stock and other property OF The Company qoo oO
The Capital stock the Company tino se,rI Il,
has ali been called in and exfe'd,d uion rom the
honds AZ nil nod TO be applied the exens 81 ,"t
coed ana TO the binding Of the hfoEc9 roa IN. viii be
salv srnne bas 10. lie security Of these 9oni. ~ -,
.y;Sent rom the act s b''u.ss Of ~ 'oca. Io ION
Newark taeket.stown has sl'slys h't -
ne cent interest tAr amount lnNes' pr 10 r, Tues
se,al rroro.el. fr these bonds VII oe rc.'vea JIM -
Asy. the l2o August next at oie ~ - 10 tine olthe
any portion. Zen per cent wal De pau 5,sr Of tie
.vs'd of tie bid and ninety per cent On be 1r-N'ly
hands which will be ready Tor driNeig az 0' 10
sns within 80 DAYS Of the option # toe tidler me scof
Interest on the bonds vii be charged % ,ho di'e o. -
Tn. Dirr-,or reeve the night Jet sy ~ al o. w
MIL tn, tul If sny BE- accepted DouGs bid FOR NJ p s'
sbs be awarded TO the biad r. at the Fs's o. Wv
hid accrpted -, . ,..,,,, ~
TIE bonds " 30 coupon with the night Of resisiIslp .,
~ OF the coupons d. trln able on r poo4 %
Dr. Counsv at the pleasure ofthe holders Parties iahi
-noss yi s,ar the amount Of bonds desired, the den0ni
p.tior and nice per one hundred DO la's. an,
fsch proposal should be seated ard ndorsel i
On. Nofrs aud Fsse1 Railroad Company ond. ana ncoeu
"a a. .no-d snyer~ addressed to l. d. NERMlLlE, ESQ.,
Merrbsu,s' n5 Sew York 70 the undersigned NrwtrH
Jes-y either Al whom viii funi pinteo copies ol e
p.rtz,ce which contains nj. Information.
Nv order OF the board Of Directors,
ISAAC VAN "A t5ENEN. Treasurer.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.--Trams wi

j l-.ye JArues slip. hev-for 10 iohows .. =,
snos ~ G.o.npor Id sDd Passenger ttnn ,,oPV'ns ~
ali WAY stations. and connecting Win Den 'ad ~
Hampstead tra!ls ,.u, w.. s,,,,r.
3.J1 D. M Gr,srpor Bxpf'ss, conhectir; WIN ho'yh,
en- Had and emp.tr and stopping AZ al stations ,' u
ll.c,. VILE rrept Saturday. on when niNs sh AiA
If.in will lrsye 1T making ethe connections 20 rnr
gdae and on which days the Express will not stop between
o. m Svos.e, 'as-ng-r Train and al Way stations eI
ccpting Glen Head and kofyu - ~, ,ra 81
$50 D. Tor North LAMP, he'np''osd Vic" i'''a '"'
Dr. sunday a, Fscursion Train leaves Hunters Point at S'i'
IA" W. q. CllAEiiCk. President
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HARTMAN's Patent Elastic CRUTCIIES,
for The lame Of every nature, are the only rn'ches
made scientific principle they only need t. be rd 10 be
pref.ea. For eae No 47oi broadway between BToome
and q and.sts, N. Y.
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IVA PASY-Foot Of barclay st.-On and sitef Juns w.
No uiur mil tren, fof HocKetown and inefmsoao sta,
,,r. SIN e.S 8si 4 IA. Mai Express Tor all satious
80, az hmm Al 10 r. H. Moui.iown Express nt p III
~ > ~,'IiDCil. Assistant Superintendent
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srn,sxoop HorKL. RIcHM0yp. ve., Ang., lstS.

TT having been reported that the SFOiS-
1 xypnD HOTEL had been coniscstrd ard closed. the
e.rr /, proper 10 pubic hat sre1 -
ss., The fous. e OPEN Tor the accommodation OK
visitors, it has been IRON ITS opening a'y' !" S7V'en
hs ou,e has been reodeed renovated r,urnished and
an in ne,ect ores throu ghout end the taseni fuolc sy
% ,.rod Of tting ~ comfortable accommodations win 70
=. can b. found In any frst-csss hote North or south
WAITING Kchn od are cordially invited 70 make their hoEs
with us and pains will be spared to make them couisr
able pledged 10 sustain Sae wesno@n reputation
Of he House COkkERY MlLLWARD, PROPRIETOR.
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NTEw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1864
COMliEAClNG MAY IL, 1868.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORki =.

pa.,urer Station IN NewYork. corner Twen'ys.vsn'h q
and Four.hays Entrance on TweniysesenIh'~
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TRAINS LEAVE SEWYORhi ,,,. ~. ,
For New Haven 100. B.OufEx.l liJJ a. M 10 N'N'
co. tFx) .l45, 40 ard 800 tLS.,l y. M ,,ts fr
for bridgeport 100. 900 tkN,l llp NJ ''''"' "'''
o. (fr.5 5s5 40 and 800 (x..l p m ~, l9n +, IN,
For Milford and stafford 7o1 20 a If sos no. IS H.
For fairfield, Southport aud Wespor. 'Vo' '''' = ~
tgp IN. - ooo a., ,o N I, soa III. H. IS, (EL,l
w., n.J.n 40 $50 iI20a. n. at3 ST ~ ~ r.,
- U,.nyicb ,or 30 ll.J0 ~ 10 Nv % ~ ~
~, s,s,nfo,i O. % Hrb $50 iiJo W. i''''' va"
-, ~. a. 40 $50 30. 800 tEt. p ~ M on n %
- - Sle..er and inernedise stations wv wv
D. H. ''"' "'' GOSNECTING TRAINS. "a NJ,
u,.,. IT. snnnr6ed eco a. M tEn.,) 800 tEI'l''V'
p ~, R,,,on. via Shore Line, leiS 90 aoop ~ laol
~, iIs,,loTd anI Springfield, aVo sEh"' L. W. ''-"'
" -, .onn.cticut River Kailroai' va III Vs."
4, uar,rea 100 o. TO Aor,a,Ptg, pu,,.s 90 lEI
ror ,srticrd Providence aud fl'lA' Han'A"' wv
+, m 4, - r. N. =. ,,. - s,o,i,s,ou kailEoadI.
40" =, ~ ID 800. SO p. IA. -,
o, ~ :. s.I n silrond ~ Is o. m 70 Norhmp N
IT,, ,nn',tonic Railroad. q m and p u. Noa''saal
~ -. rns with ~ No. viii run 20 nsiins0"--'a'H''
uhi n ,a pi,,,6,id-o'h.r DAYS, Ne" MInoruo"y'
ia, !. S.,,a,nck Railroad, 300 a m, ao' p m
~ nhary and Norwalk Railroad. "oO' ''Jo g m, al
p M H., sl.sni,v e ar, attached 10 $40 r. m. train.
Son"' JAMES II. HOfI Supt.
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A.ro " OYYIcE FORAGE DEPARTMENT. }
Con. WHITEHALL AND RfDoE srs., NEw fokK Lirr.
GALE or LAY PRESSES, &c.-Will be
- SOLD At public suction SArl RlAf the l9n instant
A. ~ o'cocS NJ q, rirr No. 50 North River SIX HAY
PRESSES aud FIXTURES longer required by the Gov
eminent.
removed within ttr~e dew. after sle. .
:. b. bURCJARD, Captain and A. q. NJ
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DEOPLEs LINE for ALBANY and TROY

1 F0R ALBAsN-The siramef ST. joins leave. on Mon
days Wednesdays aud Fridays. and the HENDRIX HUD.
son Turdays, Tharsdays and Saturday. al cock
from iirT No. ~ Nor River foot Of trHdst.
or TnOY-i he steamer VANDERBILT esyss on Sundays
Tuesdays and Thursdays. and the RIP VAN WiNhLE or
Mondsys Wednesdays snd Fridays, At O'Clock IN, fsn
Pier No 49, North River. foot Of Waitsst.
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OfncE or TIE ERig rAiLw 1 ,.S. "a, ~ b.

OFFICE or TIE Lks NAiLNsi T ,,S "a; i,cs
DvvTDTND The Directors of this Com
many L,vr declared serii atnua Dvt'nd rom the
cl o} che raj for Fix months ending Jjtn Jun. 81
THREE AND ONE HALF FLh NLNI Oil INC ! AZ"
.FfRRED STOCK. .-o,,, mr., crNn -. ,ho
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK. ,,or,,v A..
Pit aay OF August next, at tie TeasuicTs Oihcs' !e
ace to the registered h0deFs OF siocS ai tue closing oil Tue
pooks.
HE Transfer Rocks Of both classes Of stock viii De sofe
nj, The Afternoon Of SATURDAY the I'm hHd VIII DC 10
n.rsd NJ, WEDNESDAY. the 2ld day of Augut
"P'"0" va UORhTlO :. OTIS. Secretary.
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lectures ano tilrstinss


All. SOLDIERS wounded in the line o!
n - a,J bsr. OF .ueh as have died without receiving
- ri, viii yonr discharges LEfsEkis iots'
Mans Co Military and Nassi Bankers no ~ Fs.s Tow,
anr.S si.s. OFFICERS CLEARANCES PkOMPILS
nprl MN LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
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I O6S FOR LAKE SUPERIOR. 1861

One Of the new and swim steamers METEOR aud PEWA
BIC. will lrav. CLEVELAND, Ohio Every MONDAY. aud
DETROIT, Mich. every TUESDAY on GRAND PLEASURE
EXCURSIONS 10 La ions, bayfield, and North Shore, and
all other points Lake supsor Rooms secured appca
ton by hitter oihsrwiss GARRETSON Co. Cleveland
!. u, WHITING -. OstyoiL