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TPUBLIC-No. ST.

AN ACT making appropriations for the naval SER
vice for the year ending thirtieth June, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight
Be it euactedby the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentaties of the United States IF Anerica in Congress
assembled, That the following sums be, and they
are hereby appropriated to be paid out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise approprla-
ted for the year ending the thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and slXty-eight.
For uav of commission, warrant and petty ON
GETS and seamcn ten millions eight hundred and
twenty six thousand two hundred and eighty dol
lars.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
For contingent expenses that may acrue for the
following purposes, viz: For freight and trans
portation for printing, advertising, and station
erv for books, models, and drawings; for the
purchase and repair of fire engines for machine
nv of description, and patent right to use the
same for purchase and maintenance of oxen and
horses and driving teams; for carts, timber,
Wheels and work mems tools for telegrams and
postage of letters on public service; Tor furnl-
ture for government offices and houses; for GOALS
and other fuel for candles, oil, and gas for
cleaning and clearing up yerds for flags, awning,
and packing boxes; for pay of watchmen; tor
incidental labor at navy yards not applicable TO
any hthcr appropriation for rent OF landings :;
for tolls and ferriages for water tax; and TOR
rent of stores, one million and siXtyseyen thou
sand dollars
NAVY YARD AT PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
For completing reservoirs and cutters, two
thousand five hundred uOllarS
For repairs Of all kinds, sixty-tour thousand
dollars.
NAVY YARD AT BOSTON.
For repairs of all kinds, one hundred and sixty
three thousand six hundred dollars.
NAVAL LABRAToRY, NEW YORK.
For repairs of apparatus, machinery, fixtures,
painting glazing, wagons furniture, and SO forth,
thirty-tve hundI ed dollars.
NAVY YARD AT PHILADELPHIA.
For repairs of all kinds, ffty-one thousand and
sixteen dollars.
NAVY YARD AT WAsHINGToN.
For repairs of all kinds, eighty thousand dol
lars and the Secretary of the Navy is hereby
authorized and directed to receive and accept
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zWE1 LAGER.-st. Louis brews an.
Rnnally 81 2la,s92 bbls. of beer, using at
least 100000 bushels of barley. or IN
other words, paying to the tarmerS nf
this Western valley 81 900 900 Residos o.,
this, the brewers purchase from the hon
growers Of Oneida and other counties sim IN
New York, in round numbers, 600 900
lbs of hops, valued at 100000 and
added to all is a labor account for nen
employed i'll the breweries of at least
$4,000, and that is incidently dishurs-
ed to miners for coal, and to coopers
Tor casks another quarter of a million of
dollars.
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WHISPERS
I

TORCED to grow upon the smoothest face In
Il from three to five weeks by using Doctor
SEVIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE,
the most wonderful discovery in modern science,
acting upon the Beard and Hair in an almost mi
racuIous manner. 1t has been used by the elite
of Paris and London with the most fattering sue-
cess. Names of all purchasers will be eregistered,
and if entire satisfaction is not given in every In.
strnce, the money will be cheerfully refunded
Price by MAIL sealed and postpaid, ST., Descrip-
tive circulars and testimonials mailed free. iAd-
dress BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists No.
2S5 River Street, Troy, n. Y. Sole agents for the
United States.
April6, 1867. 6-tH&wly.
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ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA AFAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate
SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker of the House
of Representatives.
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EXCELSIORl EXCELSIOR!l
CHASTELLAR'S
Hair Exterminator!l

For Removing Superhous Hair.
To the ladies especially, this invaluable depila-
tory recommends itself as being an almost indis-
pcnsible article to female beauty, is easily appi-
ed, does not burn injure the skin, but acts d.
rectly on the roots. 1t is warranted to remove
superfuous hair from low foreheads, or from any
part of the body, completely totally end redical-
Iy extirpating the same, leaving the skin soft,
smooth amp natural. This is the only article used
by the French, and is the only real effectual de-
pilatory in existence. Price Is cents per package
sent postpaid, to any address, on receipt OF an
order by
BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists,
2S5 River St., Troy, N. 7.
April 6, 1864. 6-tw&w1!.
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Coral and especially the very pale pink
variety is becoming very fashionable for
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Official.

as he shall deem just and proper: Propided, That
the whole sum allowed shall not exceed an aver
age of six hundred dollars to each keeper.
Approved, March q 1867.
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There cometh glad tidings of joy at all,
To young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
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CANDYf CANDYll
A FRESH SUPPLY OF ASSORTED STICK
IN Candy in 2a lb. boxes just received at
UPCHURCH d DODDis.
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Official.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Ia WIS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PaSSed at tue Second Session of tile Thirty
Ninth Congress, achicA was begun and held
at tie City Of Washington, In the District
Of Colun6ia.
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Official.

deed of gift when offered by the State of Connec-
ticut, of tract of land situated in the Thames
river, near New London, Connecticut, with a wa
ter front of not less than one mile, to be held by
the limited States for nayal nnrnnsps
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TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


What They Are DoinE-The Army Of Teach
ers-The PupiIs-Education for Aii-What L.
faught-Th- Buildings.
The Public schools Of this city win reopen on the
second Monday Of september for the reception Of pups
after a vacation OF seven weeks.
The school system Of this city has reached such coles
sal dimensions TO- the attention Of those en-
gagged In educational Affairs Throughout the civilized
world 10 report recently made TO the Parliament Of
Great Britain by . special commission appointed 10
examine the common schools Of the United States IL
speaks Of the school system Of the city Of New York In
The highest praise 70 discipline. qualification Of
teachers and success OF the system and further adds
thai there we're moro schools under local control In this
city than any where else the lace Of tho earth
Oncsrs appointed by tho Russian, Bsyarisn and other
European governments have spent much time
In ths schools, examining the mode OF Instruction.
school buildings text books &c majority OF Inc
large cities of Union also sent committees 10
examine the schools; prominent among them vas bos-
too and strange 10 relate the school Committee "ound
something good out Of In their report, among
ether favorable statements they say that the school
vsien Of New York IS the most mature, and that III
of Education act with the wisdom and energy
they have manifested, there will be 10 Few years
system Of public education and condition OF the public
schools altogether in advance probably of anything 70
be found ths country. aud recommend thai changes
Do IN their systsm IN several important
features, conform that OF the city Of New York.
every parent and taxpayer u interested IN Tho
schools and their management we deem II our duty 70
present facts connected with the svsJsm.
Tie whole OF schools under the control OF the
OF Education during the past two hun
drei and Oily i've, Classified ~ follows
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new Jersey INTELLIGENCE.
Newark.

NEWARK
SBAHSoAr AcciprxT.-As The stssmboas MAesuh vss
returning from Newark, Friday svesrng. with large
number Of board abe struck the draw OF
OF Central Railroad bridge Newark bay tearing
away large portion OF her wheeihousc, turning the
machinery out OF gear, and causing great alarm among
the passengers None aboard hurt, aud the DAM
ages 70 the Magenta are estimated ~ from $500 10
$1,000.
SUDDEN DsArr. "A gardener living ct - Broad street.
named Daniel Christie. died very suddenly, 81 his resi-
dsnce on friday night he had visited East Newark
early the morning, and returned about nine O'Clock
and IN the evening ate his supper usual but shortly
Afterwards leaned back his chair and Immediately
expired. TIE county physician granted certificate Of
death from hoart disease.
rus LArs yupos wAuss-A meeting Of The ESSEX
county bar wss held Friday express regret ct the
death Of the Judge Waugh Who vss for many years
County Clerk I, resolved 10 wear uourning tor
thvty days and " asteri the funeral In body.
Ja~sLEr Rossrsy--Last evening the shop Of Mr..
HsssrssD, Jswsls' Of Trenton, was entered BY some
ou,dbe cusomsr Who carried sway several very vslu-
sbis articles 70 the amount OF about $50. sois
watch add iockot bali dozsa silver knives and LSrks
and other costly goods are missing Tue thief al large
and unknown woman was the last person observed
leaving the shop she carried parcel usdsr bsr cloak
aud decsmped IN . hurried msuuer. This woman has
arrested suspicion and ,Ds police are on The
rtrs.
A Bor Dsowysp.-0n Friday evening young lad
named Jonss aged about nine ysap, vas accidentally
drowned IN tbs canal here chic janping % raft 10
The hank. The bedy vas ses recovered I'LL ysstsrdsy
ansrpcoa
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Tx: ROYAL p.vsaxcs BOND Robbery.

Examination Before Justice Hogan Yester.
day-The Evidence.
The examination In the case Of Daniel Noble charged
with being implicated In the robbery OF bonds from the
Royal Insurance Company, in Dece nber last. was re-
svmed yes,erday before Justice Hogan. 81 tstaA
The cross-examiuation OF Mrs. Griffin, who had
srcady bcen the witness stand for three days
contnued folsows:-Do not know whether the house
al lie Mercer street . gaming house not; have
seen women 60 In there who did not live there
aud few men; do not know that mortgage q
house at Milord FOR 81 100 was paid OF while was
there furnished tho money. $685. for silver mounted
harness be bought by my father for my husband my
husband has two horses at S. Cat,ernes he has had
great while, the other he bought In Dsnviiie
heard Mrs. npp is in Toronto and suppoe her hus
band Is with her: them last In Iatherns
saw Mrs Knapp there but once; Mr. Knapp was with
her; bowed to them; suppose NV husband and Mr..
Kunpp met while they we're there at ST. Ca.
therines: them twice together tho board
know them % have been tsssthsr few miou,es q :
time; they did NOS stop ~ the same houss with Us;
nv 6ssssd aud he are stiM Friendly; nave sssn Kenny
VIZ 70 his name; have brought . letter from him "
Mob: ,na. h had been written bis sa''on
writings IN Noble for Mr. 6rifhn but cannot
say how ofsn; Noble told mo 70 tell my husband
he bad anything 10 write TO him 81 send IL under
cover; at the same time he knew that anyth ng that
came from my husband would have DO dcs Cd BY him
OF the letter That IL came from nv husband; when nv
husband told mo something had occurred 10 caus his
leaving New York asked h,m. think, what had oc-
Cured forget what he said; he would not tell
what had occurred did not ,hen know that crme had
been committed and did not think from my kno ~edge
OF his previous character that he had committed .
crimA; saw the account OF the bond robbery Ia the
papers day after IL took place. after my husband
away: think took his clothes along with my
from my fathers house, whom went to him; don't
remember whether sent up some clothes to him 10
Canada before went up myself; when ] read the
account Of the bond robbery 9 suspicion came
into my mind that he was connected with u;
his going away the for nv snspectng him
don't think commnnca ed that Suspicion 10 ahv
until convcrsod with Mrs Noble; talked with her
about the day read 1t; tnink told her Of my
suspicious; did not know where he was going when be
went away; alter he started heard from hin through
Mr.. Noble and also through Mrs Noble; he wont out
after breakfast the 10th OF December think abDlt
hall. past O'Clock; certain that Noble vent out
on the day. because romsrnb,r having him
the sidewalk through the parlor window: rememoer
seeing him at dinner; saw my husband next ~ about
six o'clock in the evening" no ,f FOR Csnada that same
night, but I don't remember the hour
The case wAs then adiournsd until Monday morning.
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INTERNAL REVENUE MrJfss.

The announcement made in the BxRALp that
u was being attempted In Washington 20 snses
the removal OF Commissioner Rollins and 70
have General sIeadpsn appolnted IN bis place.
was the main subject OF conversation among 'ns
inspectors and eraspectcrs At tho Internal ksvenue
once yesterday By some IL was rscsived WIN 's."
but there we're Of The class who either have nAd tnsn
ofhcial heads taken on who 1--we 10 nomsnsy %.
pectsncy OF such result Il 10 veil kncNn tns' sas
efforts beng made the capital 20 oast the Com
cosns from those who under The old revenos sssuey
system bad 70 speak 10 common par ance 80 :" euas
abolished this ystem, and 'ns ns," y.
moneys collected ~ TAR 90 vnnsy s Tss
vass dserspspcv Sssvses We rssurns ns~ made end
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New oTeans with twsnty-six cabin passengers and =
lair assor cd cargo ut.L. s..a.a
The San Jscinto Captain Atkins. OF the Empire line,
left pier Is North river for Savannah, with forty cabin
aud twenty Storage passengers and full cargo Of dry
goods. boots aud shoes.
The Manhattan, sptan woodruff, OF the Charleston
Seamsb Company line lett piar No North river,
passsnss and full cargo Of dry goods and miscelia-
neQus merchandise
The J. s. Green Captain Pistt OF the Express steam
ship line, left per No Is East rver for Washington
Georgetown and Alexandria with a complement Of pas
songers and fair assorted cargo
vertised
RYCAPTTuIArioN
Twelve steaDers thirteen hundred and foryh pas
sengsrs, and 1910 in specie
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ptp,arusf Of STEAMERS YESTERDAY.


rhs 70 owing s,ssmsrs Europssn and eossswiss iefs
this port yesterday
and New York Steamship nuc, iefs pier No. North
river for Lopdon with 1914 passenssrs and full cargo
Of bacon lard, cheese cotton and tobacco Among The
passengers were portion OF the late Emperor Masi
mslian's body guard
The Erin Captain Hail. Of the National line, left pier
~ North river, for Liverpool and seus,own, Win
nineteen cabin and nineteen s,sess passengers, and
full cargo of hour. cotton tobacco aud cheese.
TIE Saxonia Captain Hack, Of the Hamburg American
Packet Ccmpsnys line, left the conpanys pier o.
Hoboken for Hamburg With thirty cabin aud forty-dve
stssrsge passengers the United states mas and full
srgo OF cotton tooscco rosn sud hour
The Guy OF Antwerp OF the Inman line len pier No.
~ North rivsr, Tor Liverpool, callng ~ ouceastowu
With the United states mails thrtysx cabin and one
Specie and full CARO- OF cheese bacon lard and cotton
The Hle~rns Captain Munro OF the Anchor iios len
pier No 20 North river, Tor Liverpool and 0issgow,
calling a. Londonderry, With hfysx cabin and seventy
slshi stesrsgs pA'ssnssn add full cargo Of cnesss'
The Fulton. Captain Townsend, OF the New York and
Hsvre Steamship Compsuy's Inns. len pier - North
river for Havre, with tho ussi Stats mails, sixty cabin
Consul Hsvre) s5s 200 10 specie aud full cargo OF
cotton, tobacco. sewing machines and general mereaan
disc.
coArwrsn "a. v.v s,..r.-
ssip Company. hns len pisr a. North liver for Aspin
wall with The United States mail, sx hundred AMI LILY.
two passengers and eleven hundred tons Of frsisnt
The Monterey, Of the Nsr York Mail steamship Com.
cae,a passengers ana . fan oargs q general msr-
ehandise
The General Meade, Captain ssmpson, Of ns.ers n.
Crouvsil o. . bss, isft pier No North river fos
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RELIGIOUS InTELllGENCE.


Services To-day.
The Protestant Episcopal Moravian church, the Rev.
4. A. Kunks PASTOR will open wOrshlp at the ''Homs"
No. 20 East Twenty ninth street. the morning q half
past ten O'Clock.
Al the YorkviIs Free Episcopal church, Eighty fourth
street, the Rev. William Dymond will preach morning
and evening.
dis, Episcopal church. Norfolk street. will preach morn.
ing and evening ices commencing u halfpast ten
O'Clock IN the morning and hafpast seven IN tue even
ing
Atst AIMS Free church, Eighteenth street, the Rev
Dr. Crrc will preach ~ hafpas, ten In the morn Nc
and halt pas. seven in the evening" and the Rev. Dr.
Ga audst at bapast In the morning and at three
In the Afternoon the latter service being for deaf mutss
The Rev. C h. A. Buckley, lass chaplain TO the Y
n e A., win preach 10 Plymouth church, Br"ok'yn
morning and evening the evening sermon will discuss
th, question: "Can be happy IN Heaven, knowing
that any Of my friends are losts''
The Rev VIM p Corbist, pastor Of the Seventeenth
street Methodist Episcopal church. will preach morning
and evening.
A. the Free Church Of the Redsmp,ioa, Eas. Four
teeun street, thers will be Divine services haf-pas
ten A. ~. and haf-pAst seven p. n Tho Rev. Uriah
Scott will preach.
A. the North Presbyterian church, corner OF Ninth
avenue and Thirty street. there will bs preaching
BY the Rev Ralsion Smith, D. D., a. halfpast ten A..
n and quarter TO eight p. n
Al the Church Of tho Strangers chapel OF tho Univer
sty, Washington square, the Rev. Dr. Deems will preach
~ bali past Ten A. H. and half-ptst seven r. d.
At The Forty second street Presbyterian church SER
vices will be held hall past ten A ~ by the Rev. Dr.
LYON. Of Mississippi and at halfpast seven =. NJ by
The pasos the Rev. ". A Scott, d. D. Evening SUBJ
jsct-'Aagels,' continued
Zion church Bishop souhgae's will be open TO- day,
services CO nmencing at naif past ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Bishop Snow will preach In the University Washing.
ton square, at three P. subject-"The Beast, False
Propbet, and Lake OF Fire" t
A. the Catholic Apostolic church. Sixteenth street,
there will be aching this evening at half past
he "Nearness of the Second Coming Of Our Lord"
There will DO services St Georges Chapel OF Free
Grace Fustecoth street. to day. at nafpast ton IN the
mvruiag and half past seven In the evening.
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SCOTTISH GAMES.

In these days Of muscular Christianity great pisass~
10 by the general public besides those more imms
diasy concerned In ell trials Of strength and fsas q
skill The prize ring still aosorbs great deal Of attsn
With the great body OF the people In addition 20 thss
the Caledonian games which are mostly trials e
strength and endurance have stey been largely patrons
izod and informed that another Of these festivals
will take place 1t Jones Wood Thursday next, thS
9th OF September Here the descendants or the brave
wallace, who himself was . great muscular hero. wiz
meet and huri the hammer put heavy stone dance
the Highland hing and 'three legged dance" AND
have general good time All loysrs Of muscle ana
merrlment should Attend. -
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tboseisss than one half In mount-that dsneusAen
the Aagencyb s yet 10 be accounted Tor before ~
govsrnmepi will set aside the present head Of the
Internal Revenue Department or order return tAo
the proposed change desire brought about
The foloxing seizures we're repor ed
Distilisry Of John A. Hoeber Elizabeth street, New
YORK Making short returns for the month e
August
Disiillery Of L. Boyer, 40 "arion street Chargs-s
Kes ping no books and cisern room being insecure.
Dstillery OF John Hawkins, Cumberland street. near
Park avenue Brooklyn Charge -Discrepanctas 10 the
entries on the books Of the establishments
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Ovucr SUPERINTENDENT METROPOLITAN Pot
900 MuinRany STREET ~ ", August 81 ~

o'"c 500 sunnasnr sYMrrr ~ hara. 81 isa
~ 81 G as q ss prSs 81
ordinance for the prssenoa q The q animals
1SS q sss ~ that 10 po he city e, ir 1 %
powers o. the police 70 arrest for offences In vioi ton OF
,ped the following references are made TO the statutes Of
Chapter 100 Of IN. laws Of 1867 provide, as foows
sEccx From and after the passage OF this act shah
sS sh % the % or e. or
Brooklyn them except ., such ts. and in such
oraasae. Or se.olusso prs.crs. M, :: long :! sad
Gsa south Fl 81 sss' ss q
S:s:.sd :, "a sss.s :ss sss:. :s:s :s':;s
ton. a. 70 numeen SAID Board may prescribe
Of s. b. ssy any
M more .sss So BY IN The - ea for
more Than thirty days. By both such sns and Inn
SS:pisr q the Z: q 1854 amended ~ chapter 81
~. T.; sssS:ss;: e A =;
lay ordinance therein referred shall ebstrict
-s c nh ss q g y; y
Sss sss and b s n e. .a AID e
$40 IT, And u sa,ll Be ,he duy o. s.ld Metro
sssa,s .ua m-a 70 fsAiad, I'D :. .. clsp.r nas
sniors and s.ssys The Sulss :sd resaa0a' aaa
Chapter ass % The aw. o. 1881 provides follows
's sa ss coy q r.. :'s r. %sH q
and r-sula.icn. Of said sosrd % death. &c
sc q s.$sss sssy = .: ss;.Sss.s
B.repy tssreunic empowered esrccaiy pessrvs The
quad ne suse i.ss r.sas II
and prevent he Violation ., all laws aad aiaaacss fsree
IN said District ana for these puposo with without
ordinance for the suppression or punishment o. emss
oeaerai Order. NO Goa a. prn,ed contained an import
ant typographical error zen necessary cofrcc Tor
.Ssr,.,s .reet" ' '"s' 0'''' ''-'
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From the above statement appears that the amount
Of State school tar paid by this CITY during me a.
fourteen wears wes s~'~~'-
The amount spportionsd 20 this county oy tne
State dung tie period wa. Z'so,soo
The mount retained by the state government
for distribution In other counties ~as z57l 2s3
The above statements show that the city or New YORK
n dcipg more 20 educate yoaih ignorant adults IRON
foreign nations and cldreu away on among the lis
than any o;ner city IN The United sisies-even more
than a majority OF the Northern sstea
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The schools designated mixed contain either
both sexes prammar aud primary grades.
The corporate Schools when by special acts OF the
Legislature receive part or tie ommop school Fund,
he'd tho buildings under the ilnmed ate control
Of the Trustees Directors Of The folio ling insiitu
ions The Board vf Education has power Ia VISIT
schools - ascertain II the Common cno FUNDS appro
prialed eAl ended for educational purposes) Sad
schools Will receive about $a5, 700 Of the Common
School Fund this year. has d upon he attendance
The foow ng the Institutions that parti pae In
the Common Scnool Funds-New YORK Urphan Asy.
hum, Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Protestant Ham
Orphan Asylum. Soc ETY. for Reformation OF Juvenili
De ipquens. Leake anu Watts Orphan Asylum tOlored
Orphan Asylum, Amercan Female GUARDIAN Sucieiy,
New York Juvenile Asylum House oil kec eIlon OF Nes
YORK Juvenile ,ylum Five Points House vi Ind s,ry,
LADIES Home Missionary society, Cndrens Aid socety,
Nur cry aud Chid'. Isptal.
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esSTEI O. Liss tsE.

Fonr colsoFx Ontario, Ausus 81, 1881
ne es's y. X COT ani schooner Comanche, both
laden Win sran from Chicago 10 Oew~gc vent asbors
early m mofpirg a. horssas Point Lake Era
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TINE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The following general order in relation 10 the
saughtering business should DO stientively read by
the butchers and drovers order hereafter tibet they
may not be caught In tight places because ignorant Of
the cattle Law OF 1867 -