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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-12

No sERyleE.-The pastor OF the DIM
widdie street Methodist church, being
absent from the city, there will be no
service tonight at his church.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-Ths May
number OF he Carolina Farmer is on
our table. Like all It's predecessors, it
is Handsomely printed, and filed with
large numoer of interesting and sea-
sonable articles. We are glad to learn
from the proprietor that the Farmer is
decided stccess, its patronage already
being mucllarger than his most sang
uino expeditions had predicted. Pub
lished monaIy, at Wilmington, N. G.,
by VIM. Fl Bernard, Terms, $500 per
year. Specimen copies sent on receipt
ofstamp 70 postage.
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PoMoLod AL SOCIETY This society
has deeInel it imperatively necessary
to have dnost daily Communication
with New York by steam, in order to
get the cary truck to Northern markets
at the earliest possible moment. The
demands tor transportation are very
urgent, aal with this purpose in view
the Society is about to appoint COM
mittee to wait upon the President of the
popular Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, and request that five steamers
week from this lihe alone be put on
during the trucking season.
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R03noSe ave.
MORE ok, V A,
Call attention to theiryafied STOCK OF
ElweiPs Killing, Grubblng and Weealng
Hoes, American c2st'steel Planters aoes,
Table aud Pocket Knives of Rogers ana
otner makes, Leather ana Gum Betting
and Gum Packing, Sheet Lead, Oakum,
Grindstones, Horse Shoes and Nails,
Pumps, Woodenware, S5eyes, nj, rope,
Tackles, Double and Single Guns. Re.
yolvers, and every article conn cted with
our business, Importing direct from 70 1o Eas
rope purchasing our domestle gooots
from first HANDS, aoables us to compete
succes .iuily with any market. Country
Merchants wtIi fad IL greatly tothelr ln-
terest TO examine our STOCK.
&. P. TAbB Il CO.,
20 West side Market square.
and No. Roanoke Avenue.
= c,stSEIIu ap23
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EeRgSSENT9 ksEE3fzN It's
We Offe' q me line of the following
goods. suitable for Presents to which we
Invite attention
Papier Mache Writing Desks,
Orntiuented Work Boxes,
Foiey's Superior Gold Pens,
HANDSOME Bibles and Prayers,
BronZe InBstands and Paper Weights,
RugerS's Groups of St4tuary
Arl ericap ana Imported Chromos,
French Paper and Envelopes,
Chess Men an Boards,
GoodalIs English Playing Cards,
Cri0os &c Boards,
Dante's Inferno. illustrated by Dore,
Yennyson's Idyls. do do
kaulOach's Illustrations, &C.. &c.
WILSON Il y ALIKE
cps West Mair street.
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~ PHILOSOPHY OF MAR

RIAGE.-A NEW CoUasE OF LEorUREs,
as delivered at the New York Museum OF
Anatomy. embracing the subjects: How
TO Live and What to Live for; Youth,
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Gener-
ally Reviewed.; The Cause of Indigestion;
Flatulence and Nervous Diseases ac-
counted for; Marriage Philosophically
Considered, dc. These lectures will be
forwarded ON receipt of four stamps by
addressing: SFC'Y, BALTIMORE MUSEUM
OF ANATOMY, IA West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md. apple 1y cod,
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p D IL Il s 10 u Til

aA- Persons in Portsmouth desiring the
DAY Book will. please leave their ord ers
with Mr. T.e~--rssvxyDI, W ff0 " ~ F1-.e~----
WIN una,sse-tRed e1ivery.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY
AN ESSAY for Young Men on the
n Crime of Solitude. and the DIS
EASES and ABUSES which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ja20-D&w3m
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ri o # / @ e :.

N " @ e
= eaellDA,.s.ss On THU RsDAY, MAY 9Th
assssaasa ssxi6lssse ana mill further nottCa tbs
steamers OF The Baltimore Steam pack al
Pm. ~ u L.
Passengers Will please bs on Board BY
that Eour, as tbs Stsaulers will sSorS
punctually. s'4'' "
as The Truck Season advances the
steamers vii! leave Portsmouth earl
OF winch due notice will be- given.
=, passengers Tor PhiladeI ,flia and Nav
1ork need not be disturbed on acconnt
OF the early arrival at Baltimore. "a
breakfast wi bs 1urnishe DIEM aiter
me arrival Of the Steamers, and annie
lions, ~o'AA@S~
JNo. VERMlLLIoN.
mya-tl Agent.
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By F. r. FERGUSON, Auct'r,
No. u Ii ain street

No. u Maiu street,
7 WILL SELL ON THURSDAY NORM
4 ING, at 10 o'clock, large assortment
P L A Il rs,
From the Nursery OF Messgs, Allen d.
Johnson, of Richmond. The assortment
Will be select emo Will comprise soroe OF
the best varieties OF Roses, Verbenas"
Gerantun1e, Dahlies, DC, &c,
The Pants will arrive on Wednesday
evening, aud can be examined On Thu1s.
day tnorning.
F. F. FERGUSON
mylz'zt Auotionesf.
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MO CURE NO PAY.-FoR-

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r. UBGNS EXTRACTS,

r. UBsNS EXTRACTS,
Rimmels Extracts,
Coudfay's soaps and Pomades,
Fine Powder Puts,
English Tooth Brushes,
Toilet Co abs,
Fine Hair Brushes,
Old Brown Windsor Soap,
English Elder Flower Soap,
Vioet Powder,
Nail Brushes, 90, &C.,
or sale by
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PHARMACISTS,
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with wooden pavements.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26

GREEN & WILLIAMS will sell at 8 o'clock,
on the premises, the subdivision Of lot num-
bercd 3, In square numbered 500, fronting
As feet on street north, and running back
with that uniform width It's feet to X street
north, improved by magnificent four-story
and basement brick mansion, containing all
the modern conveniences, water, gas, &c.,
large stable and carriagc-house. II Is the
centre house of Douglas Row, and imme-
diately adjoining the late residence Of tho
President, now owned and occupied by Con.
Sherman. .. ..."
Also, at Q o'clock, on the premises, q
Lhrec-story attic and basement brick house
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Second
and Third streets east. ...H
COOPER g. LATINER will sell at o'clock,
on the premises, two building lots on Union
street, between Four.and-a-half and Sixth
and NJ and N streets, (Island.)
W. l.. WALL q Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
on Third street west, between Pennsylvania
and Missouri avenues, a lot OF furniture, &C.
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DRoPosGIs FOR ENVELOPES.
POsr or,rcr p.sasrsssr. !

Posr 0rricH DrrahrnEHr,l
meat usat Nay 81. a three S'sioef, NJ ior' iaf.
81; ss'S: q s sS the IL 6
0las. No. l. iooo.oo. more or lees, ~ by o.
Class No. .. 100000, moro or less. 81 BY OK
Glass No. =. 10000 more or less. s.. by o..
Class No. I, 10000. more or less, 4 by 0
Class No 8. $4,000. more or less. * by 10Y
POI Glass No. 2, an ordinary, quality OF bua OF
solored paper. as may 90 required, Of approved
All he aboye. mentor envelopes must be made
IN the most thorough manner, well gummsd for
have such printing upon the face may Be- directed
BY the Postmaster General. They must be banded
ss P%fi 6oss ScS . cont % han
Veopes u letter size, and 100 each Of extra letter,
%s may SS boxes 70 y
IN s,TSag paper, 80 as to bear IASsPSTtILion, By
TO be delivered At the Department, such wrapping
the order u a postmaster, they must be put up 10
strong wooden boxes and properly addressed ;
81 diTss,ioS Sa.t BE- placed upon each paefass ~
thu coutraetori the whole 70 be done under the
ssf mus. bs psssS IN such guam
titles as neg from time e tine ne Be Isasi.sS 70 a
where The accepted bidder resides. o. at The .aye.
Bids are ais in yiisd for TO- 600 Hopes more or
MANNER PisssriSsa " lie pspsrtnsnt, fSr use IL
assnss ne g New
be delivered IL GOOD order, fIeeof cost for pack
y; sfsS iAs afis;. !Sie sss iS "A:
frs% time No %. nay bs 81 ordered
FsstsSS kaIsSps; ~ 10. inches. made tom
III FIJI Fadf
to be pat up in pasteborrd or straw boxes, each
containing 2p, and packed in wooden cases "a
Department, or 70 PosimAsteTs.s s may be directed
SsS SsS lO sRSsSsesa in this advertisement, r.
conveyed as reghts free q cost for
those for delivery to pcstmasters to pass as mai
The drst delivery Of envelopes specified above to
sPeeinsns Of The dissroni kind. Of envelopes for
which proposals are nylted may be seen Appli'
cation At the principal post oniees or at the Depart
Bidders are required to furnish specimens Of tho
csa 81 Envelope NJ
tuIers, accompanied by satitfAstory guarantees.
mltted will be taken into consideration Ia award
Bonds viii be required for the faithful perform.
ince OF the contract, and all payments under II
The PostmrsIsI GspsrAl reserves the right 70 Is.
IBHid: BIZ: mus. 5. endorsed Proposal. for once and
S sg E g. 70 tRs Int fo.
Ap7.sOdt Postmaster General
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.pprovcd, March .. 1869.



AN ACT relating TO captures made by Admiral
Fsrragut's fleet In tho Mississippi river In
May, (ls6s,) eighteen hundred and sixty
eight [two.l TO- -.
De u enacted blythe Senate and HOUSE Of Rep
ressntdtiv,s Of Rp United States Of 4nlerica IN
Congrsss assembled, That the vessels attached
10 or connected with Admiral Farragut's
fleet In the river Mississippi which partlci-
pated In the opening ofthat river and which
resulted In the capture Of New Orleaus In the
month OF May, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, and which by law would have been en-
titled to prize money in the captures made
by said vessels, shall be now entitled to the
benefits Of the prize laws in the same man.
ner as they would have been had the district
court for the eastern district Of Louisiana
been then open and the captures made by
said vessels had been llbelled therein; and
any court Of tho United States having admi-
rally Jurisdiction may take and have cogni-
zance Of all cases arising out Of said captures,
and the said proceedings shall be had therein
as In other cases Of prize.
Sec. 2. And be 70 purifier endcted, That the
shares In such captures awarded to the off,
GERS and men entitled to prize shall 10 paid
out Of the treasury OF the United States.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
[PUBLIC-No. 49,

IUbLlC-NO.
An ACT to incorporate "The Masonic Mu-
tual Relief Association OF the District of
Columbia"
BE IL enacted 6y the Senate and House Of
RepresentdtiVes Of Tho United States Of Amer
lea Ia Congress assembled, That William
Mertz, Edward Edwards, Thomas b. Camp
bell, A. G. Adamson, John j. Callahan, A.
T. Dessau, John Mcclellan, Z. II. Atkins,
Richard Goodhart, Thomas Rishton, @. II.
Dickson, T. d. Winter, II. V. Cole, T. II.
Donahue, Thomas II. Graham, NJ. A. Wat
Tompkins, James o. Lee, Charles II. Kern,
and Robert Ball, and their successors, to be
elected In the manner hereinafter declared,
be, and they are hereby, Incorporated and
made body polite and corporate by the
name of "The Masonic Mutual Relief Asso-
citation of the District of Columbia" and by
that name may sue and be sued, plead and
DO implicated, In any court OF law or equity
of competent Jurisdiction, and may have and
use common seal, and be entitled to use
and exercise all the powers, rights, and
privileges incident TO such corporation.
Sec. 2. And be II farther enacted, That the
particular business and objects OF such So
ciety or corporation shall be to provide and
maintain fund for the benefit OF the widow,
orphans, heir, assignee, or legateo OF a de-
ceased member Immediately upon proof Of
such death.
Sec. 8. And be u GIrthsr enacted, That the
number of directors or managers to manage
the same shall be twenty-five, who shall be
elected by the members Of said society or
corporation, at their annual meeting on the
second Tuesday Of November In each year,
from among themselves, who shall hold
their Office for one year and until others are
duly elected and qualified to take their
places as drectors and the said directors
chall elect one of their number to be presi-
dent of the board, who shall also be presi-
dent of the corporation or society, and shall
elect one Of their number as vice president,
and one of their number as secretary, who
shall also be secretary Of the association,
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rHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

trans viii b. run bstwssn BaItaoss and Wheel.
Ing And PaTkegblrE. AZ follows;
psmsI TEAM d. s s al T sssa pGSS ~, i'tn'
sAsG EiSs Va itss tfI rs s f.ss
S.1Ss ssa ns's sr Fl psa
VIII %fkea iisEfR and 2SdES S5E TRAIN
a. ~ ssaSss d slP
Frederick janetien with train for PTederiek and
at HAEerstown Junction with train for Hakers-
THE gLLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Bslti.
RSrs a s and Az ~ ~ "a p III 70
:. m'' and a'H F az faiisdRERsrows,
Leave Baltimore at ~ m and t:i9 =: n con:
County Railroad, arriving At HassTstown at iiS
And ei2o p. m. RetuTninE leave HAseIstown At
H. anu $50 p foR wIsoHEsrER.
Leave Baltimore at ~ a; m. and t:lO p, m; ar
Ia tsaSs Winshsster a. and Us y m aHfSias
In Baltimore y f6 5YiS %As ia ia ff p m
Leave Baltimore a. 500, 90. SD and s;@o g. m
and T sRiaSlM " issfa ffSSRoRS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at and a. IN. and II 30. ..
49, 7 and $40 ; Fd Il ANNAPOLIS.
Lsiys SssniaItos y p. and i'S = N
Trains leave AnsSSHbli Z j. and SOP m
Lav: S5s a. S srs
For further intOiRaliCn, Tieksts Of every kind.
Station, or at the Ticket og gSSsay wIsoy
Master o. Transportation.
L. N. Cole. General Ticket Agent
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IPrRLIc=Nn. h2.l

O.. lItbLlC-NO' U.s. .
AN ACT explanatory Of the act entitled Gan
act declaring the title to land warrants In
xcertain cases"
Be V enacted By the Senate aud House Of
Representatives Of he United States Of America
IN Co,l1ress dsssn,blsd, That the act entitled
"Anact declaring the title to land warrants
In certain cases." approved juno third,
eighteen hundred and ffty-elght, be so con-
strued and applied as to authorize the legal
representatives Of deceased claimants whose
claims were filed prior to their decease to file
the proof necessary to perfect the same.
Approved, March 8, 1869.
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CoRsER OF SEVENTH AND srREErs,
10 .lHntr4pesan stIeetp

WASHINGTON, u. g.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and iddie-Aged men and women TO engage
n business affairs for themselves or In the employ
The branches taught srei Business Practice,
businsss, Bpsiness and Ladies' Ponmsnship, Busl-
meas, Arithmetic, gratnmar, Corresrondsnee,
Spelling, Efooution. Poiidcai EsoRomJ.'Snd Com
..slSdsal; sie permitted to pursue any or all Of
LsSi.s have the same advantage Is gentlemen.
IN separate asrsrtment, Instructed BY eompe-
's RRkTas ~ TUifIoEi A ssholat,s,p. rood for
unlimited time In colleges located in importan,
elites on the country ,t65. Local scholarships, good
for one year from date Of Issue, 80. Tickets for
three months, sos for one month, SO
All tuitions payable In advance when paid
indictments the rates are ten per cent higher
Bon. 81
sPBNOERIAN PENMANsHIP DEPARTMENT
OF this Institution provides uuequalled faeiliuei
for the heq uirement Of free and elegant ha nd
writing Ladies' and gentlemen are received fol
special Instruction In this art during the day OF
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PENwORk done to order, 10
q style equal 70 engraving , ,
tion, ali varieties Of writing papor, ink, Of the
best quality. All the Spenceriau Publications
and the celebrated speaosTlsn steel Pens may b
iess once HENRY N. COPP, President
HENRT O. SPENCER. Secretary. ia26:n
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The OPERA SEASON has closed at tho Ma
tlonal, and the Richlngs Company have do
parted. They appear to night In Richmond,
Virginia. "Unclc Toms Cabin" win be
placed upon the boards at tho National to.
night. Tho company Is good one, and the
play will doubtless DO brought out In fine
style. Though slavery Is dead and buried,
tho drama has many good points Of interest
In 1t, and will attract.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
-H Proposals-
r...aT4o1V O. r1lW kssy pv,,p,,a.
'.f oosxss gopTos Ass ds,ssi srs..

''..HH4pHl O. rEiH kHny Bryttnora.
s.f Comm HopsroS ACE dssrsI srs
Sealed ptopo.sis viii X ,fscsfVed
until u o'sfesk, m April 81, $50. fet saS huI
dre} thousssd pspnfs Of Army Tebssfo. !. Ia.r
o1 m ss sssp,s,ey n a't,i sao
ssto ifs kesiu Nd Qualities IN hot climates sud ln
uansportftionief what Leaf a, 70 stock, year and
srSTipE. u. TiapYfr aud alisr y 70 De- made
sssns Ehst. asa ~ y 10 r.nnfsc'sIed ~ v bat
sSa &c SsSs Pat ~ for shipsn snd whe'h'r
From D fss % avs samples o. one h. n1rsd pounds
paid for AZ fair narfet rafes. IL % Desired 81 thS
propo.er when proved 10 be q sdmsieht GOOD
The proposals Will contain the eonSi ton that the
Quantity may be tnoreased 3ne hundred IN 3usAud
pounds or one hundred and nfty Thousand poundn.
desired b. the Department. at tho same rates and
fhc rob teeo which .hall in all respect. be
deemed best to meet the requirements Of the army
-Tsfeisnse being had 70 price. quality. package
An omeer Of the army and an expert will BE- TO-
CURED TO examine and Inspect the Tobsoco ia
M Leaf 10 course OF manufacture. and when
Two surstlea. who will ssrce 10 guarantee the
execution of the CONTRACT according % its true la
tent and meaning, and will enter Into bond In
the san ~ tlO. bio th,i erect, " requred, viii
sign the bids as we'll as the gFTOjNt nrpss
Breyct BRIG. Gen d, s.U'Fh,
Omee Of PurchasinE comnissary, new York.
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Az ACT TO amend an act entitled can act to
exempt certain manufacturers from inter-
nal tax, and for other purposes" approved
March thirty-nrst, eighteen hundred and
sixty-cight.
De u enacted by N, Senate aud Hom, Of
Representatives. Of he Ulited States Of imericd
In Congrsn assembled, That tho act to OK
cmpt certain manufacturers from Internal
tax, and for other purposes, approved March
thirty-one, eighteen hundred and slxty-elght,
be, aud hereby Is, amended In the second Sec
ton thereof SO as to remit oil taxes upon
naval machinery which had not accrued prior
to the first day of April, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight. ~.
Approved, March .. 1869.
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f foSr q GISsos' G :, T., March =. Isl.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, vii! bs received
at this ohice until noon on MONDAY, the 10Th Of
APRIL 1892 for isrsshinE ths oGsrIST l1SS
1000 bushels Of Corn.
l,OOO cords OF Wood,
All bids 10 furnish the above must DO for sound,
merchantable Corn and Hard Wood, subject 70 the
Inspection Of the officer or agent OF the United
Proposais Tor Corn mu st In all cases specify the
kind and quantity the bidder desires TO furnish,
whether In sacks or bulk.
Each bid must DO accompanied by a good and
sufficient guarantee from two or moro persons,
(whose loyalty aud solyency Is certified BY clerk
Of court VI record, setting forth that they Will,
IN the event nf It's acceptance, give ample bonds
and security for the faithful performance Of tho
The name aud place Of residence Of each bidder
and surety must DO given.
No proposal viii be entertained, unless salts
VIII ths terms s' q tSiI sdScrlssnsSt ''''
The right to reject any Or all BIDS ID reserved,
Proposals must be pIsinly endorsed Proposals
for Corn or "PrOpnsAls for Wood, as the case
may be. aud addressed to the aAdsTtigned At Fort
payment 10 be made In UOyerHm snt funds on de.
livery OF the supplies, or .. yoon thereafter rs
funds shall have been resolves toI that purpose.
Deliveries to commences on o. bsiore May 10,
1850, and to be made ~ fCll9wsI Corn, at rate ol
not loss than 5000 bushels par laOhth, until Ii,
less than 2U cords per aoatk ssIn the contract i
hlud.
brow Lieut., Col, and Y. A., CiEtsf q
" DIST Ind Ter. apl2t
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Az ACT In relation 10 additional bountles,
and for other purposes. "a
BE u enacted By he Senate and House Of
Representatives Of TIE United States Of Arsriea
discharge states that he Is discharged by
reason Of "expiratlon Of term Of SERVICE"
he shall be held to have completed the full
term Of his enlistment and entitled TO bounty
accordingly. r..# ...-g.- ~
Sec. .. I.d BE- u further enacted, Tint the
widow, minor children, or parents, In the
order named, Of any soldier who shall have
died, after being honorably discharged from
the military service Of the United States,
shall DO entitled to receive the additional
bounty to which such soldier would be enti-
tied II living, under the provisions Of the
twelfth and thirteenth sections OF an act en-
titled can act making appropriations for
sundry civil expenses Of the government for
the year ending june thirty, eighteen hun
dred aud slxty-seyen, aud for other pur-
posos," approved July tweuty-elght, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-siI, and tho said
provisions of said act shall be so construed. .
Sec. 3. And DO Il further enacted, That all
claims for the additional bounties granted
In sections twelve and thirteen of the act Of
July twenty-eight, eighteen hundred and
slxty-sIx, shall, after the first Of May next,
he adjusted and settled by the accounting
officers of the treasury under the provisious
of said act; and all such claims as may on
the said first Of May DO remaining In the
Office of tho Paymaster General unsettled
shall be transferred to the Second Auditor
of the Treasury for settlement.
Sec. 4. And be u further enacted, That all
claims for bounty under the provlsions Of
the act cited In the foregoing section shall
be void, unless presented In due form prior
to the first day Of December, eighteen hun
drcd and sixty nine.
Approved, March 8, 1869.