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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-09

eral DennlSOn is very complete ana con-
else document, furnishing In q practical
form a satisfactory view of the business of
the Postoffice Department during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1865.
IL. .-r,.,,. THE REvENUEs .,
of the department were $l4,556, 15S.70--ex-
penditures $l3,G04, ,72S2S, leaving a surplus
of $S6l, ,43042-an increase of revenue of
II per cent. Theexpenditures for the cur
rent year are estimated at $l8G78O00 re-
ceipts. $l7,470543; deficit, $L207. .457. No
special appropriation, says Mr.. Dennison,
will be required to meet this deficit as pre-
vious appropriations are still uneXpended.
An appropriation of $500,000 is, however,
recommended for the payment Of steamship
mail service. The department has issued
3S7,4l0,455 postage stamps, representing
$1,000 7S7. 80; 2j.940, 425 stamped envelopes,
representing $724 1850; 1,165750 stamped
wrappers, representing $23,315g0, making
a total of $12S47, ,437 so, being an increase
OF $l,S73, Jos over the previous year. The
sales amounted to l2390 727.S5, al increase
of $1,623, 1922. The Postmaster General
says: s.' . M iaHr o..
"The introduction of stamped envelopes
bearing request for the return to the
writers of unclaimed letters has consider
ably increased the sale of envelopes, and is
DeIeVeu 10 nave ullululSlleu Tile TeJuTHS W
the Dead Letter office. s',. IS .e
"Busness cards are printed on envelopes
without additional cost when ordered in
quantities not less than one thousand for
the same parties. .-.
"TO encourage the purchase of request
enuel0peS, thelaw should be changed so as to.
allow the return of such letters to the wri-
tiers free OF postage.
'As stamped envelopes are cancelled by
use, and therefore safer against fraud than
those with stamps attached, it is submitted
whether the Postmaster General should not
be authorized in his discretion to furnish
them as the separate stamps are now,
without reference to the cost of manufac-
ture." f.... .......
The following figures show the receipts
and expenditures of the department from
January l, 1881, to June 80, 1861 ... .....
yggregate receipts 5000 81 ,s94 AZ
Aggregate expenditures 244745,Ssl.59
Deficit. 44.43s. .9s7 70
Average rtccipss per aunum. SOC lil 81
Average expenditures Per annum....... 7,O94,l7C4S
Average deficit per annum 81 2Ss O2s. .6l
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"The cost of the United States trans
Atlantic service performed by steamships
receiving the sea postage only was $4O5,-
479.06W J.8 H'f b,ai4! ifu.a.sN ...r.... 81.
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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.

The report states the general results of
the foreign mail service as follows; ..-.
The aggregate postages, sea, inland, and
foreign, upon the correspondence ex-
changed with foreign countries, amounted
to $l.Sl9,02S.56; of which amount $l449,-
530.76 accrued on the mails exchanged with
Great Britain, France, Prussia, Bremen,
Hamburg and Belgium; 1915, 06 on the
mails exchanged with the British North
American Provinces; and 500, on
the mails transmitted to and from the
West Indies, Central and South America.
"The amounts of United States postage,
sea and inland, were: gwu. ~ ,..
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CONTRACTS.

The aggregate length of the mail routes,
June &c, 1S65-of which there were 6,0l2 in
number-was I42340 miles, costing $62lG,-
SS4 per annum. The cost per mile was, by
railroad 1lMc, steamboat l434c, celebrity,
ETC., 10c. The increased length of routes
was 3,lGS miles, and of cost S52S,4l5. Fines
to the amount of S5G44337 have been col
lected from contractors.
In relation to the experiment of railway
postoflices, we quote: .-...... o..
Railway postoflices have been establish
ed on several leading railroads, and ar
rangements are in progress for their in
PRODUCTION OH other lines. The result, so
far, encourages the hope that the system,
by accelerating the transmission of CORES
pOndcnce, and lessening the number OF
distributing offices, will be of permanent
advantage to the postal interests OF the
country" ......
On the subject of mail service in the re-
constructed States, the Report states:
.The number of routes ordered into oper-
alton in States lately in rebellion is al;
their length lS,740H miles; and cOmpensa
ton $72l, ,9I9; a reduction, compared with
former cost of service in those States, of
1881, 100 per annum. This, however, re-
suits in part from reduced service, which,
if increased to the standard of frequency
previous to the war, on the present rates of
pay, the cost would be-
''For railroad service $550,053, instead of
$9S9,365 per annum. ...... ...,....- ....
For star service S2e6,S4S, instead of
$320,025 per annum.
For steamboat service, which having
been increased, estimated at former number
OF trips, is $63,50l, instead of S293,G6S per
annum, making the aggregate pay pro rata
for all the service $3.50, ,402 instead of ST.
603,05S per annum; showing an aggregate
decrease pro rata OF $722,056 per annum."
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IACtSs OF UNpUHUIIUTV5 VI iUfI UII
f, The report expresses the opinion that the 20
time will soon come when the increasing
prosperity of The country, and the conse- %,
lquent increased business OF the department, 81
will Justify reduction in the rates of
postage, and recommends that this reduce q
tion be carried out as fast as possible with z
out reducing the postal revenue below tile D
postal expenses. aHro'aGff lrr F7eY ,,s
The abolition of the franking privilege is
recommended as a means of making the b.
postal department. tself-sustaining.g rIlr .rr
The total costof the five principal routes
i3 Sl,l06,743; total of receipts, $G0,923.45;
excess OF pay over receipts, $l,l35,Sl0.55.-,
Cleveland Leader.
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, "The number of duplicate orders was 422.
OF these 800 were issued to replace originals
lost in the mails; SO inYalidated by age and n
by illegal Endorsements. q. ID ttAihh
u "The receipts we're:
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Arrived.

s.e,m,hip Yszoo Couch New Orleans =. ut mails pa,s'
and mails @. HsineSen Paniore Has d heayy weather
steamship Moro Caste Adams. Havana 80. in rndse and
sresui.lip Swanra formerly pgi1ej Wilson, Wilmington
De-, 10 houis " v. Herd
steamer Z. C. Knight, ashrE Poiad lhia. nde WIN.
| j. Taylor CO.
g. :. steam .rau.Dor. LOri'a Moore "Hter Beaufort in
Shin Daniel DRIP of Boston, HsyeneI 9aukok Sept ..
rice Passed AJi-r Oc - I'D Care Good Dee
gro .rd the EQUATOR Jan Ha' been ~ days from lat 80
With roug w and ~ NV. wHis Came to Ills port FOX
| o.lris.
srt Ellen Stevens tof Portland. How, CArIenas II days.
ark Tryier toi Liyrrpoo Rerdc RIO Janero Dec. IS
Golfer J. L. PhirT. TO- Has been IS days ~ Of s'era'
BARK morning Lst tof Gibrul,sr Walter s.; Thomas -
! day- in a,u.t. Ea'brrk co
| i,rig VIRGINIA Nichos Fortress Monroe. DAYS
Brig ID. pLn (Brcm DrasL. Gulaiyes 20 Gays lorwood,
H. g. scbdt siuce 2d nit la' had heavy gales from
Grz Ae xauder Nicke., Ro,eb'ooh Grsnd Turk % day
salt; thompson iiun;er.
BIZ, Florence (of oon " -, Roisr,: East Haroor .
day. .at q f. frnuison hsi bad ecuAier-b.e heavy "e'
Bic J. FOL d, ii Sa.'7a Plupper caldenas' is d'yt
grig h.rmss Cor Iorhnrs Por,o Cabeo % dys indigo
coa-. &C., Dae Biss. Has hal svy "eaiHef lost ana
Brig q. W Barton of St. Geor, No tiiehri:t Beaufort
d. ySST pin" ei v P s5 S.inS' 81 mi sou.e II
DAYS salt D. r. DeWoiE Has had heavy Nv" sAe' o' tN
sehr' ~. Wellington. Chirman Boston for Philadelphia
schr. Ira Lairuier Corm,r, !o.t,u. ~. D, A.,
Scir Antelope (of 1urS's l..aud oohs ianNlr 81 ~
sugar PetGues Co. Has bel 10 tays ~ oil ha''ea' WI"
SIR Trn-o ,of Mailnd y. So Mcdonald Hsiihr days
Scli Lima tbr Bray Fropera Mex. IS days mahogany
q. r. Small Co. -. - :, lila.
scLr Auua L. Glover. Harnsn, storo 10 days III oaA's
20 L. :. ON. p,o,.
Schr Mary Z. Gsgr Hopkins Caai, timber j. boyut0l'
Son Co. , l.. .u.A
-th inst IN a gale rom E. lost sl'.-, &c.
Schr {. Hal Lawson. s,glshU ~, wood.
Srhr ". Is. phcp.. smith salisbury, Wool
s,hr Uershel Tidal. Forces .-onroe days.
scir NJ b. Braiuhai Nichols. FoTros, Monroe, tsys
Schr Loval &c anton owlrn Fox ..-s Monroe, days
scbr Daniel llorie. Haywood + tres Monroe.
Schr Ws,fi- Low Warsf. Wight. wood. "
Sell Coast Pil.t Goodel-. Guy Point days IN oaisA
Schr Pearl Hill, Yorktown. days. oysters.
Sclr n. X Dun' on. Jsm-,on, kocSaad, line.
schr q. ". knbiil jr, French. Rockand, lime
schr Lucy. Appleby -. Andrews lumber and henhs'
led tIyr a Go. ~.
schr C. A. se.son. Burgess, ElisabsIpoTt for boston
WIND-At Sursct. NV, and fresh,
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Pa..sn.crs Arrived.

In s,ernglip Morro Castc. ION Hayanh-M and Mrs D.
H. Ward g lie Wiser sId lady W q -huf.idt H. H. shu.
leid T. snyder J. uecSe ~ Salnur @ iifb.i 4. Beer,
t. Lake J. ley, J. buzby f. T. Allen, 4. Fischer z. II.
Dyer j. y. Lighihal A. \ ~ oci Rev. J. &. T. Hsbrook
.. Izn iga del Vale W H. Stewpc q. A. Gir,on " Brown
Mr. aud Mrs. J. SAMUEL A. ,panr. A. " Gutierrez c. VIII
sou. +. Monayo. paro Y. Harrsnto 2. r. Mayer H. 3
q sing. 4. Ain, l. C. undHwood and .dy. ~ Bfod g. B.
de- nrenclvir. r. che j. j. Marinsz r. soury r. Fil-
ra'rck. Il. ScheTer :. "a W., T. J. Poole J. Sedgwick
adv end child Mis- -. A. .rdgsik Mis- r. y Sedzvick
In te,naip Yazoo, from S,vJr.t, Lewis shrk j. f.
Potter Chsre. Nmc cat, G.. kuz, Albert Richards, d. Law
son " q. koriwrislt ami LADY. r. sLews, h. g. Hovey,
r. o'kbridge 2. klry Sir. and r. beai, aud child.
rem Mr.. lalh Mr.. +. Elliot ni.s p Ford Misses Smith,
W. and Mr. Gibson. A.r srdy sud Ganrber ~ Pcrche
VI. Grahrn. Nic Ginsrd Mo- Hsrtir, Ade Wash Rev.
Sauom Master 10 &C. iurs Antonio, Aug. Pierce, A. A.
Pitcher II. Frsher, Jr d. d.
H. ba Tiavelle- from RIO I.ne,f7-Hil Parron Henry
j. Turner. w I. Turner. Wism II. Whiud,e, II. A. Pax
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ELECTION OF AssIsTANT.ENGNEERs OF THE FIRE
DEPART aEsT-Thc following persons have been elected
Assistant Engineers ofthe NewYork Fire Department Tor tie
ensuing year:
Fir.t Di.,riot-B. Donohue Engine No ], exioremsn.
Thorn Duffy Hook and Ladder No. 10. -,
second Dstrict-Joln iaml. foreman Engine NO. j. Mi
chac Shsnuessy, loremin Ensne No. 49,
Third DtlIic-AlexsdrT v DAVIDSON foreman nose N"'
g. timothy ;. Wes rec ected
Fourth Ditsict-Wilem Lamb rec ected. In Bates re-
elected. 49, r, Gil,
Fifh Dis.ric-Flish Kinc'and reelected. Thomas Suli
van for man Hook ard Ladder No. IL.
sixth Dis,rictJOseph Pe.ey Zee ected Bernard hehney
ut cct,d. ~ 40
Peter Weir foreman En-ine No. u. =. =, No
Eiehh Oislict-Ihonas tlesry, exoremsn Engine No 70
J0mts Long elected =, -, ~,
Nuth Di.irict-Ci. H. T.. Linch foreman Engine No. 81
aud TWO oeis whose names yet been ascertaed
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row. Mr. Wigfsl took up the military career OF u pa
Johnston at Msnasses and, following II through a.e
pinsala t1e Vcksburg and the AiliWa casnpnS ts
most aby and concusivos demonstrated IIat nll'a!
tact indcment and ability bad marked ever!
mill Inarrcd by the failure The orders OF olhers
rho whole sieech was characterized by great sn'I,!
and Ierlee with Important ocs If the irnos o, t dn
President are 80 blind t. Imagine that tncI can W.
90 tba nurnose of the country to have Gen Johnston
restored command by assalng DIS m,aT , ie
ton they very little undertand the ., .nr p s
he army of the country md when the army and ne
people both demand particular leader " Is verse i"n
ioT and il is wickcdness to dely their wishes In
monarchy such obduracy would cost the prime minister
Lis place perhaps his head; IN republic 1t may de-
maud M much rom those who thus attempt to stand be-
tween the people and their cause they understand H.
we hope the President will cud this unbecomlng
squabble br yielding 10 the public wish and permitting
e people to have the General IL command Inc arm!
that they wish. II their cause and II they desire
Gen johnson snd believe that he save thei' cause
whether the President agrees with them or NOT, q
sound discretion should advise him TO yield nnd et the
people have their way. This is the only way 10 nave
hal
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Proposed seizu re- Of Gold and silver.

The CONSUMPTION OF all ne gold anu sIIVpr ID
the country and IFS dedication to the good Of the c"nsc
instead of permitting IT to remain an actual nid 70 tnu
gress and the Legislature A. oGg as gold Is permitted
be sold either privately or ut auction IT Is an aetna
a.d 10 the enemy tier remove II at once nom ue
Of the country by eurng is payment into the public
r asuIy. COnscrlpt the gold. just as we cOnsclp'ed
the men, aud soon will consc,pt the negroes. impress
the precious metals just as we impressed inc precious
corn md meat of the " dow and the orphan.
e brokers have 10 Ccd ior sale TO day, but ere
h9yng ut S45; "they expect il TO 20 up to silV
Now, this means starvation to MANY oil orr peoll'.
What inius ice is done by borrowing this ,niqutops
aren't of the enemy and booking him up IN tie iron
safes of tie treasury just as Spy tr emss Try Is IN
lrsoned in Castle thunder until TIC war IS over
After we are successful Mr. Broker can get his goa
with interest aud il not tUccess LIE pas d" u''
for his gold because the lar KEGS VIII take II rom ,'
y all means conscript and impress the eold-Eh4ulGer
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XXXvIIIth C0NGREsS-Second Session
SENATE. ..WAsnNGrCS Feb. ., 1900
4 PRESIDENT PRO TEN.

The Secretary read letter from the Vice
President stating that he would he absent nom ash
ington for time, and, on notion oi the SccTc!'
Mr. CLARK was chosen 10 preside ~ us aesoncc
1t was ordered that TIE President OF the nited
States be informed o. the above facts.
REMoYsIEASCE AGAINST THE BANKRUPT BILL.
Mr. MORGAS presented rcmOrstrtnce irO1 Tie
merchants OF New i0lk against the passage 81 the
pending Bankrupt bil.
PAY DEPARTMENT OF TBR ARMY.
Mr. WILSON. from the Military Committee. reported
back bill introduced by him some time since, Tor the
better ORGANIZATION OF the Pay Department OF the Army
HOMESTEAD RIGHTS.
Mr. LANE ,Kan) introduced a bill 20 extend tic
Hon, stead Law 10 settlers on lands reserved Tor ran
-oad DurDases Which referred 10 ihe COMMITTEE
On Public Lands.
The GREAT AMENDHEST.
Mr. TRUMBULL Introduced concurrent resolution
rrGucsting the President OF tic ucl states 10 trans
mi TO ihe Executives Of the several States copies Of
the Article Of Amendment proposed by Congress To be
added 10 the Constitution respecting TIE extinction %
SLAVERY. 70 the eDd that If any OF the States have Dot
acted on H. tLCy may proceed 60 do 500 and to Request
the Executives of States that have acted TO forward
official notice oi said action Adopted
TIE INAUGURATION.
Mr. Foot offered u resolution Tor the Apo ntncnf 81
comnittee Of three SENATOR'S to make Arrangements
for the Inauguration of Pre-, dent Lincoln Adopted
MIR FOOT q kcd that tie Chair. In appointing thl
committee, would waive parliamentary usnges. whci
wOul require him (Mr. FO0p u DO appointed chalr
man Of tie committee
BBEyEr RANK.
hr. WHSO. moved that tho senate REUSE 20 concur
in certain House amendments to Il bin relating "a
Brcyct rank In the amy. and appoint committee o
conference the subject.
,oauERCE BETWEEN TIE STATS.
Mr. CuASDLLg moved to take up the House bill e
reg ulate commerce between tue several States aud
make il the special order foI Monduy next Mr.. Chand
Ter said Le intend ID 10 pcss the above 10 vote al IN
earliest opportunity.
The bill was .nade ilc special order FOR Monday
BOUNDARY OF NEyADA.
On motion Of MIR WADE, the bill reported last even
ing 10 sdd desrc from the territory OF Utah 20 h
State of Nevada was takel up and after some d.heuS
sion wa passed.
BrIDGE OVER THE OlIO.
Mr. SHfR Iis asked leave 20 take p the BIZ 10 esiD
lish a bridge across the OHIO Eiyor ~ Cincinnati
Mr. COlIANIR explained inst the Bridge would no
interfere With abe aygution OF the ONO River.
The bin wls passed.
R.MBUpsIyG MISSOURI.
On motion OF Sir liESnEAs0S, the senate proceed
To consider tie bill 20 reimburse the NJ ate Of Missouri
for the expenses incurred by that state IN ealing Oh
the militia . -,
Mr.. HINDLRsOS explained the necessity OF TIL
measure as IN act of justice ~ MISSOURI
1ne bill was then passed.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
The Chair appointed Me>srs. " iison. Grimes an'
Lane ,Of Indiana a Committee 81 Conference Oh III
Military iii amended by the House.
BsNRAUrT BILL.
Mr.. VosrEa submitted so.le verbal amendments Y
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the bahhiuP' an which were ordered to be pfih'e'
VIZ" 49," c," ,nnl rorirs at the bill

~ - r>rTJRFD AND Abandoned PROPERTY
,Rl,Es ntIodu'ed biil To amend an ACT w ~ ~
uI'" Ia tie several ecfs concerning Intercourse oe
w ern Tie Loyal and insurrecenary Strtes anu ~
oroyjIe for the collection oi captured ana hpiuoeu
nroperty The bill was referred to the Comiteo y.
Eonmeice 10 provides that the 1n section 81 the nc'
reatiug to such cipurci and abandoned properly sp
nroyed July 2 IsJl which declares inst no proisiy
sezeJ or taken upon AIRY of the in'nd whters on te
niicd States by the naval rces thereof shui DC ~
garded as mritimo prize shall be 80 construct ny ~
pclude property aud vessels cuptnred "Itbh INC Hac
waters Of tie United STATES.
EXECUTIVE APPROPRIATIONS.
On motion OF Mr. SHERMAN the Srnate proeeeaea ~
the consideration II the Legislative, Executive "nu
judicial Appropriation E.L ,rrt
A discussion arose tire appropriation tr tle prnt
inr bnIeau Of o. Treasury Department in WHEN MT
IrNDEHsoN said hat tie checks upon the men engaged
in The business were not sufficient; tat tie Supcin
tcndent Of the Treasury note printing had il IN MS
mower TO d,frnud TIC Government to very large
amount if SO disposed.
NATIONAL CURRENCY.
Pending the consideration Of the subject, Mr. ILEi
offered y Icsonton which was adopted in trucng th'
Finance Committee TO inquire into the eApedlehey o.
amending the act TO provide National currency &c
80 as TO nl W State ocnSs having biahch's 70 D'eoh'
National bat ~, and stil Use portion OF lhcr chpta
for banking pun poses and keep oicts Tor discount ano
deposit at tie several places where 9Lch branches uf'
now held.
UNIFORM MILITIA LAWS.
Mr.. WnsOT INTRODUCED bii moro ehecunliy 10 pro-
vide f lie IA Ii al fnse BY establishing uniform
.iilfia ilIoul'dt g United States when was re
fcrIpd to the Military Committee.
After an executive session tie Senate rdjourncd.
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IAdyertispmeni.
PICTORIAL DOUBLE NUMBERs.-TH PHRESo'

PICTORIAL DOUBLE NUMBBRs.-THE PHRESo-
LOGICAL JorRSAL aud LIPH ILLUSTRATED for JAN aud feb
appear with 81 qusro pages each, snd aut'ui Illustrated
Covers They contain Poroits Of fennyscn sman shefi'
dan Cobb PHILIPPE Susanna Weseynoiher Of John-an IN
dian Cliff FROM Mailer Mis-. Muggns. Mis-. Fury the
Prnce., OF Wales Florence Nightingale, Group Of way
riors-f anuibil, Julius Cesar Fharo Cromwell charles
MI Fredck the Great. Scott. Wellington aud Napoleon.
Ao thc Crrates Snr OF the Worl-liAEyEr ApERs'
thy JESS r. HUNTER COOPER Nom aud CARNochAS Also
W ;. Laudrr Mrs. Farnl aln MI Clark Nh hIboun' MI
Morrill, ETC. hr,'e On Gang Confidence Asectaion. The
Human Face Persistence How to Kill Ministers Shooting
a Go.a The Lost Races; with ETHSoLoGY. PERESotooY'
mythology PnYsIoGyoEY and PsYcnoLc c. Nos. ana =
Vol H. Terms ony Slayer, o. 20 etc. No. Sent by re
turi pr.t Please address Me., FOWLER WELLS No. SS'
Htoadway ~ Y
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willing TO compromise BY letting tho amendment pass
over In the Committee to take take vote in the
House.
Tothis several gentlemen objected
Mr. STEVENS said such Legislation ms the gentleman
proposed would unscttle the busnes OF he country.
Mr. wAsnBURSE-Well. let IL unsettlc the business
of whisky selling. ,
Some gentleman said In q low tone That Ills would
NOT affect lin much, as he had plenty Of whisky at
home. ,,,,.,
No quorum having voted on Mr.. Washbuine's whisky
amendment there call 81 the House aud the doo
We're closed 10 hear the excuses for aDsentec VIC isIgr
unbor of wi ON were excused on account Of severe in
disposition several because Of I'D age one Tor excess q
hospitay and several others IN consequence 81 AT
casionaly found vent in resi- or attempted wtticismS
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cnrRT CALFNDARS-Tnrs DAY.

SrPREME CoCRr-GESERAL IERM.-Prc:eTed
Cans..-Nos CO to u Inclusive. Enumerated moiions'os
l., 2. 81 s. OF,
sus.sNos 1913 lD gi2 1853 lJ9a 1891, 1871 1875 1850
ib5 1873 Port ll-aos Goa. 81 So SO. 800 ~ ~. o5
$40 1911 sfe 5ti si s6d f9' SO. sc 50. "a le5', b.
SuPtiIog CoURr-Part Ines. 39i6l, 46l, 3l7s,
sol 1913 ml 4slJ 40lo Az, 'el9 1921! -, t32o ~
4ng Part Hoo 1852 CD 1S! 45d. AiOi f!i, 4yi'
"a az iiis 4saa ara 80 a. 39s asa.
CoUIT OF COMMON fLEAs-Pert Mos. sos
76 27 &C. 80 g. NJ G!5. 80 e.7, go go, sll. e!
Pnr, II Nos. 80 a.. - 20 o1l, 40 o. en-, 49, I9J
55, SO .si. b,J. -
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-Nos. A, II, 28.
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Bort u)Gr0rns' Noiire.

srATE or NYw-YosK.
Poer-WARpESsi OrpcE, No. iVt NAisI
NOTICE il hereby given, ih accordance WIN
" section oc m, act pa.sei APri Il. 1885, enrte ~
act 10 ,eosganze the Warien. Once OF me tot n.
W. 4, an .-,ons interested in htyln- chat.e o. y.
,b-c, ,,tr of .lrh .nlurr cxamiuron % surrey, IS
Dr. following vessel. az. nos, under in.h5n ~ 'e ~
~ srdeu, and that the I'D surveys % examinations ~
ta ,y.bin ten day, next ,tc;e-iins dis nos'cs o"'
bos.i sad vessels: oorR
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Brig Eliza ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'e,.ori.,,
MINruORNE IOIPhlNs, Eis'dehN
4 ARCS iiRRRIHAS. secretary.
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CHARACTERIZATION to Kill Ministers; Tenn
pcraurc # the Sexes Air Poison the umln Pulse SOCIAL
Approximation Life, by Il. W. Emerson Out OF face
Gaining ConEd nee; Rel ious Du;irs OF Cmdeni Una
Training etc. IN FEB. No. ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL
JccRyAL 20 cts Newsmeu have IT, Address MessTs. Fow.
LgR / WELLS, 3a9 Br3-dy y, y. Y.
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Trpyclers, Guide.

To Ah1ny by ilul.on Il. H., from lJthst Depot.
q end "A a. ir. and 1910, o. aud i1t y. IN. Sun.
tay train frofl 18th n. q y. m tty cas- run be-
t,yrr, Chamber aud 5Dth- st. stations.
70 albany, by Harlem X. A., -oth's'.' 4;k'sv 10 a
To Baltimore, by the ew-Jrisey IL. H., foot OF
Cortland -. 3 aud II! 4. IN. I. M, aud ~
miduirh, Sunday. p m
To Ro.ton. by Nrw-Loudon line, Pier % i. r.,
Norwich Line Pier - i. H.. Neptune Line Pier
Il n H.. ans s;oningioL line Pier is =. H.. daily
fSuui ........................ p III
To Boston. 10 New.llayen Il. r., via Springfield:
2.tl.st aud fl av.. ............ta M anh ?. an
To Bo. ton by New Haven Il. r., l1th II. aud !th'
az vil Shore Line. i2l end p. M. Sunday.... p m
10 Bid erort By steamer Bridgeport, too oil f"'S
- III
10 Huililo and the Wet by fgc Railroad: ioot
o'hiubers ana ~ A. ui' ana " w
To CsyrunJ o.. by Atlantic and Great Ntst'ru
R.R. ,ia Ere R.Iwry foot o. Chlui1'rs Il, con
Meeting with Railroads for a. Ifinrpa cites IN
,he " 81 o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p. u
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l. Railroad rom Jane--siD and foot Of iithst
10 Sew Haven, Hartford and sprushe!d-atcam'
on av. Per1 Sip at............... ........ ,. p. IN
10 Now Haven, by the New-liaSsn h.R, 2'tA-st
f.ty. al T. q. ny l2l D. $40, q, and r. ~
To the West by feuus ylyana Central hn.r'ad.
non, foot Of Couraud H., wa Phi idei phia M
and p. 3d.. Sunday trlin...............'.. p III
To tnr West by Central Railroad OF Sew'JeI.ey'
via Allentown, iroia pier 2 ~ H., H. |. IN.