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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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vu,uF CONFESSIONS AND FXPERI

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A ST II M A
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NJ A II II / Il ID .

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Capt. George +. Haynes, of fremont, to Miss
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portland papers please copy ]
Frankir-Feb. Sd. by Rev. VIM. Reed, Mr..
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r, II. EDDY,

4 FfER an extensive practice Of upwards OF tweklY
~ year., continues To- srcurc Patents in the I NJ
states alsuin Grcft Britain, France and other In :.
cign countries Caveats. Sp"cfcatione, Bonds, A
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rcuted on oiable terms with dispatch Rsfeafc "
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mine the validity and uti ity of y tcas OF Inventions,
and lreal anl other advice rendered in all matters
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tent turn he'd by RENTING one collar. Assignments
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M tafacU IN Tho initei 81 ites p0Sfsscs superior
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TtSfi MtNiALS.
" | regard Nix Eddy OF the most oardAie 0nd
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Intercourse. GlAS. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
al htee hesitation In assuring inventors that they
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form To Tor lhsn carly ~. iayEabie ,nsid-
er ton al the Patent OH e.
EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Mr. Il II, Fppv h,. made fir m THIRTEEN sp-
plcatious in all u Owe ot which patents have brU
granted, and that one pending. such uInnis-
taxable proof OF great talent and ability his part
leads to rccomme nd aH inventors apply to him to
proevre their ptents they may be sure of having
the m'st faithful attention bestowed their cases, aud
at very reas nab charges, J lin TAGGARr,"
Jan, l. lS69-iy5l
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Choice Trios, Quartets, &C., for Choirs
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The aboye new and boautilul pieces of choice
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Morris Fire and Inland
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OF We " J. q Il Il.
JANUARY l. 1850.

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ASSETS.
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Amount Of Il other Inrestu cnts, aj5 30
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Amount of losses claimed and unpaid,
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AmC unit Of Fire losses pail the past year, 1911 s6 50
f. A. STANeBUItY, Preside (.
l.. X. THOMAS. Secretary.
AGENTS.
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New Sh ct Music Choice and Des rable.
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N Q IT I Q E
The Committee OF Investigation
into alleged Frauds iI
ENliStmentS.
will meet in the
SENATE CHAMBER.
ON
T1oS e. TNh,1rS E'>yo.S

Tues. ~ Thurs. LV gS.
at o'clock.
1 LII persons having knowledge of any facts
~ connected with the subject matter of the
inquiry, are hereby requested to communicate
the ,me to the chairman, or to appear before the
Committee.
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Ambrotypes and Ferotypcs made to order and
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Hoping 10y strict attention to business and by
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ronage OF the public.
ROOMS over the Store Of D. Il. Epps, Main
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This is book of which every American Citizen
"ill desire to possess copy. Tie history of this
great leader OF the "Arnies of the Union" has
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much to save, AID is imperishably incorporated
i'll its annals.
The mere mention of FoRr DoSELsoN, SHILOH,
CoRINTH, lrks, SiCKsBURG, CHATTANOOGA, TuH
WILDERNESS, SPoTTsYLEANiA TIE NORTH ANNA,
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to mind the past exultations these successes,
while the surrender of Lee crowns al these ariu.
Campaigns with faithfully earned victory.
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whit, hi tory rapidly being made, no time
could be spared to record these great deeds; but
now, the war being over aud peace a ain restored
to Us, it is proper that such great services should
nave fitting cord
and accuIate-wiitten by the Lieutenant Gener.
as lifelong friend, from tIical documents and
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of these great Campaigns, and prepare such .
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" regard Nix Eddy Of the most cardhie 0md
EHecrsSfH practitioners 9Th whom have had Off tli
Intercourse. ClAS. MASON,
af p.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30
NirSinia AffairH.

Five prisoners made their escane from the
Richmond penitentiary on Monday last
The election for municipal officers in Rich
mond, under the amended charter, comes of
on Monday next.
A maiden lady in Dan willie, aged sixty-eieht
years, reports that she as cutting her teeth for
the fourth time.
General II. IL. Walker, of Frederic cksburg.
has entered the service of the National Ex-
press Company, and will be located in Peters,
burg.
The fredericksburg New Era says: 1.-The
German and English laborers who were en-
ployed In King George county, all raR of the
other night They made no complaint, ex-
cept that the country was lonesome"
A correspondent of the Petersburg fVal
Express saws that whispering of n financial
crash in Richmond greets the ear. These hard
times have been foretold. High srents, extra
ordinary living, big shows, etc, have done IL
all. Richmond is fun of goods of all kinds
Somethir must be done, or q crash is ineyi-
table,
DIR. Grymes, Of Orange county, has recently
sold four hundred acres of land in the lower
part Of the county, adjoining the Vancluse
and Melville gold mines, for S25,0O0-one half
cash, and the other half IN six months
There are, we believe, several old Californians
at work in that section who say the s,prospect''
Is good one. 1t is said that a large operative
force is soon TO be put into two of the gold
mines near Chancellorsville. The .sVancluse"
and 'Melville," which have heretofore made
gold returns, are also TO be worked.-Freaer-
icksbUTg Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

And whereas the said Treaty having been
Submitted TO the Senate of the United States
for its constitutional action thereon, the Sem
ate did, on the fifth day of March, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-six, adv and
consent to the ratification of the same with an
amendment, by resolution in the words and
figures following, to-wit:
In EXECUTIVE SESSION,
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
March S, 1865.
Rssolred, Ctwo-thirds of the Senators present
eoncurring,) That the Senate adyise and con-
sent to the ratification OF the treaty between
States and the chiefs and headmen Of the Two
Kettles band of Ddcotdh [Dakotal or Sioux In
olans made ana concluded AZ Fort Sully, in
the Ierrltory of Dakota, with the following
AMENDMENT:
hrucle 4, lines 4, S, 6, and Z, strike out the
oIioWlhg words, viz: and of their non-in-
Of the UhedP ths gssss ana R5Op Of
on"
Attest; J. W. FoRNEY, Secretary.
ana whereas article seventh of said Treaty
PROVIDES that any amendment or modification
Oh IL oy the Senate OF the United States, shall
De CONSIDERED hnal and binding upon the said
oand OF Indians, represented in council as a
part OF the Treaty, in the same manner as if il
had been subsequently presented and agreed
10 by the Chiefs and head men of said band.
NOW, therefore, be II known that L. ANDREW
JOHNSON, President OF the United States 81
America, do, In pursuance of the advice and
consent OF the Senate, as expressed In its reso-
luton of the nth of March, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-siX, accept ratify, and con-
hrm the said Treaty with the amendment as
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof have signed the same
with my hand, and have caused the Seal of
the United States to be hereto affixed
Done At the City Of Washington, this seven
teenth day of March, in the wear of
IL. 81 our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixtysiN, and of the Independence
OF the United States Of America the
ninetIeth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WIN. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State