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10 otS Acacia PulyIa 2 do, Acid Citric
Q DO. Musiat do. do. Sulphur. 2 do. do.
AromAL IL do Other NItros. 5 do. Ammon
Aromat. DO. Bismulh Submit. x do. Col
DO. do. SpigeIIA. sdo. do. Valerian, 1 do,
Zengeberls. I do. Terri Chlor Tinct, i do
do. Quenla CiuaS. Sdo. do. Todidl syrup.
DO. GlyoerIne. do. HydraE. Cum CfetR, y
do. do. unguenu. do. do Nitrat. x do,
Iodine. do. Epicac PuIv. I do. LavGnd MIA
spirit n D Linl, IA Tins. oEs. MaRne6Ia
Sulphas- Botte oieum Morrhua, I OBJ.
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ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
Weak Back, Pains Of the Side, Of
the Hips

And about the Kidneys, are relieved at
once by the application Of one OF
Alloook's Porous Plasters.
"GAnSrowE. ALA, Nov. 81, 1855.
"AeiSra ThOs AlEeoeh q Co. s-During an
extensive practice OF ten years have been
afrequent witness Of the magical qualities
OF your Porous PlaSters, can certify that
they arc all you claim for them.
"ROBERr Z, UAM PBELL, MD"
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AtomIser. 8 CuppEng Glasses. 5 do. do.
I'm. Electric Apparatus. Lancet, Thumb.
! obstetricGl Case. Pocketd0, ! Post NOR
TEN $CaSe: l Pfobangs, Scarincator. 3
Scissors. sponSe.Holder for the ThToat
SletnoSeope. Stomach Pump. syringe,
ina. Glass lido, hard rubber, l Teeth ~.
tracing Case. Tongue DepreESor 2Tour.
niquets, Field. ! do, screen, with pads. /
NAGclnAtorH Spring. Yard Adhesive Plas-
Ter. DO. Cotton Bats. ! do, NuAlln, Bleach
SILK. l Set OF eplints. do, do, Hmi:h'S
Anterior. l7rowelS. II DoEen Towel ROlI-
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Sale Of Government PROPERTY,
AEADQ'Rs PosF OF UNION, ". Va,

dKAIVR S POST OF UNION, ", VA.,l
-...... October 9Th, 1859.
rnHE FOLLOWING LIST OF MEDICAL.
L stores will be sold at public auction Al
the Barracks In Union, on the Stn DAY OF
November. 1869, At 8 o'clock, A. ~, and con.
tinue thereafter TIL all the property be sold,
Terms cash. payable on delivery OF the
property, 70 per cent payable on the closing
OF Zach mid az an at Fnonav
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~ Ten lines or less make s1uaFtA
SS-rtaDsient advertisements CASH h adj
rEnsf,.
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NoHOEs. 70
cts, when under SIX lines
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS

w" II oINCFLHION,
No. b Main street, wheeling,
rs IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND wall
i selected stock OF the best brands al
chewing and smoking Tobacco, U1RnfS,
Snuits, 6c., which he offen 70 toe trade nj
the lowest rates. An examination or his
stock Is SohelIed. Orders promptly filled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-28

Sc NO notice will be taken Of comrnuni.
cations not accompanied BY rs pondble
name. The name Will TO considered CONF
dental, but must In all cases accompany let.
ter rs a guarantee OF good faith.
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BEDDIHG, ETC,

10 Bed Sacks. a Blankets, vhite. II
CounteTpaneE. 2lRubber Cushions, 10 Mos!
quito Bars II HAlr Pillows. u Pillow OaSeJ.
white. q Linen Sheets, u DrRVerR. id
Dressing Gowns. Is Cotton Shirt. Tin
BASINS. ST1n Basin DresSeEH, / Bed Pan,
IL Iron BedSteadS. 10 Bed Tick Frames. III
Bowls. Scrubblng Brush. 10 Brooms. 1
WOODEN Buckles. 2 CandI0stlcks. Chaira
Clever. Wooden Clocks. Stool. 100 Feat
Clothes Line. Cork Screw, . DIppers. 4
DIshes. ! Feeding Cup. | Flesh FoFk.
Funnel, glass. / Funnel tin, / Nntme9
Crater ! Ghd.lron. Ratchet, Iron Kef.
tie. IS Knives aud Forks. Carving KntSe,
Bread Knife. Butcher Knife, 2IadleS.
Lantern. Litter. Looking GlaRseS. /
Graduated Measure, Gl>sS. / do. Minim
Glass. Medicine Measuring GlaRl, / do. ID.
Spoon. Mes Chest. Mortar and PeStlS'
IS Mugs Frying Pan. aAuce Pan. Phi
Machine. Flll Tile. Pitchers. is Plate,
Chamber Pot. Coffee do. Mustard do.
Pepper do. Tea do. Razor and Stron
2Sad'Irons. salt Cellar. buteher's saw,
and Weight shop. lSlRte. 2spatulaS. i
Spirit Lamp. Spit Mugs. 69pltOonE Is
spoons. table. ls spoons, Tea. STEEL. Q Bed.
side Tables. Test Tubes with Racks, 1
Thermometer. ButlerG Tray. y u Tubing
Glass. Bath Tub. UItnAls. Istomacil
MIL,
by order Of Brsvet Col. J. Simpson, U. g,
A., Medical Director Department o. The
Cumberland.
DR. GEo.H. HENDERSON,
AetE Assist. Surgeon y. =. A.,
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For Year, or
o. IeSS Period.
Coupon Securities, IL. clu. q 90 per 81. ON
ding Bank BIllB.,,.....,,.
Gold Uoin or Bullion ....,...,...,.. rs Inn
SILVER Coin or Bullion .,,,.,,.,,... 2O1 % ma
Silver or Gold Plate, underl
seal, on oWner'a estimate
OF ful value, and raIe 100 ~ Nm
subject TO adjustment for
bulk, on o basis ol..,,. .t.
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable PaperH Rener.
ally, when OF no nxed value, 81 year each.
or acoordlng 70 bulk. w. s''S'A'
WINS, =, which premium covers the re-
mMnder or the life OF the maker.
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Boxes. for nanera
OF Bankers, Capitalists, MefchantS. law.
zen, !radesmen, Families, &C., Wlli be- "a
celved Of Us each box or trunk per yeaT,
contents nknown 70 the CompAn and
!laoilty limited, or they will 10 iIns1red FOR
inc tull amount, the contents being known
dollArI '''''H "ne
The Company Is also prepared 10 Ren,
Snlal Iron safes, leach furnished Witn n Tin
bo4l inside It's Burglar.PrOof VauIt. Ihe
henter exclusively holding Inc key thereof
y. Nne following rates, viz: Sl5, 80, $50, 500
20 Sno slUO per annum. Also, 10 Store
BOOKS OF Account, Records, Valuable Titie
FaperS, etc.,, Unreasonable rates.
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KEELING INTELLIGENCER.
MORNING EDITION.

II e 1t NJ r.
NvARIABLY ADVANCE,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Gray's Anatomy, Bumsted on venereal
Diseases, dictionary, do. Medical, Dis.
pensatory, Hosp. stewards Manual, Parks
Hygiene, OpLhalmie Surgery, Medical Jurls.
prudence. Diagnosis, hodgI Midwifery,
Practice OF Medicine, EriohSonB Surgery,
Wilson on Skin Diseases, 3 Blank Books. I
1nkstAnd, Portfolio, Army ReRulatinnG,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

NASHIN0TJS, MaFcn 20, lcoSs
SYMPATHY WITH THE CUBAN REvoLUTIoNIsrs.
Mr. BANKS, trep.) Of Mass, from the Committee on
Foreign A1airs reported joint resolution declaring
the sympathy Of the people Of the United states with
the people Of Cuba in their patriotic efforts to secure
their independence and establish republican form
OF government, and guaranteeing the personal
liberty and the equal political rights Of all the peo
pie, and that Congress will give its constitutional
support to the President OF the United States when
ever he may deem It expedent to recognize the in
dependence and sovereignty OF such republican gov
ernment. Recommitted and ordered printed.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
M HILL trepl OF N. j., introduced q bill TO amend
the act OF the 9Th OF July 1893 to provide for an
American line OF steamships TO Europe. Referred to
the Post once Committee.
PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF SETTLERS.
M 81 e %
main. Referred 10 the Committee on Public Lands.
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr., SHANKs, (rep.l OF Ind, rislng 10 personal
explanation stated that In some remarks which he
had made last session in reference to Henry g. Foote
ties. he was incorrect but that his remarks were
true applied to Howell Cobb. OF Georgia.
Mr. p.wns ep rep. Of Mass. nom the Committee
on Appropriations. reported Joint resolution for
the transfer OF 600 from the Treasury TO the gov
Dawes the Joint resolution was passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. WOOD, tdem.) OF n Y. introduced bill for the
announcement of Yachting Improvement in naval
architecture and cultivation OF naval science, and
amendatory OF the act authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury 70 license yachts. Referred to the
Committee on Commerce
Mr.. MORGAN, tdem.l Of Ohio introduced bill regu.
lating the GATE OF commissions IN the army. Re-
ferred TO the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. SMITH, tdem.l OF oregon, introduced bill to
extend TO the mouth OF the Columbia river the land
grant heretofore made for q railroad In Oregon.
Referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. BOYD, trep) OF No., introduced bill granting
lands and the right OF way to the st. James aud
Little Rock Railroad Company. The same reference.
The House then, at half-past twelve proceeded TO
the business OF the morning hour, being the call OF
committees for private bills.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
After the morning hour, during which several pri-
vate bills were passed. Mr.. CESSNA. repJ OF Pa, from
the Committee on Elections, reported in the con.
tested election case from the Twenty first district OF
Pennsylvania that John Covode has the prind y1cte
evidence OF right to the seat pending the contest
and gave notice that he would call up the report for
action next Tuesday.
Mr. PAINE rep.) OF Wis. on behalf OF four mem.
bers OF the minority In the case made report
that the proclamation OF the Governor and the other
papers do not show q prf1,d ydcie right In either
CLAIMANT
Mr. BURR, ldem.) Of Ill. In behalf Of himself and
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

commando suggestions and recommends
ing qualities and Recommendation as they nay deem proper
which reports shall BE- submitted BY the Secretary TO the
sh1ll be the duty q aid board practicable 70 make
depot belonging 70 the United states and under
,ss charge e the Navy g inquire into Che rsEa
%a i1spsc. each q every such yard
the public WSarvss
ns and vessels a, each of said yards depos stations and
eher with their 70 the Secretary of the
As the number of lieutenant commanders is reduced the
number Of lien shall be increased until the nuber
shall thereafter be the number Of ieutenanss allowed by
The number of MASTER. snsgns authorized BY law is
hereby sed and established At 100 in each grade and en-
assigned 10 duty watch and division officers
This bill abolshes the Objectionable bureau system
which now prevails and the abuse OF which by the
fncumbents, who have held once for the last eight
years, has cost the country vast sum Of money and
nearly ruined the navy. With the Board Of Survey
these abuses can no longer prevail. No sherwood
will be permitted TO carry into practice the absurd
and extravagant theories by means Of which the
which the genius Of naval constructors has con-
rbuted TO the navy in the past three has been
had only to get upon the right side OF the secre
tary OF the Navy, who was the sole arbiter upon all
questions connected with ships, machinery, organ-
cation discipline &C., and the public Interests were
or theories might noursn. Sa % With all due re.
spect LOT tne former lncumDenN Oh Lne niRh
and honorable ONCE OF Secretary OF the NAVY, 1t Is
no injustice to them to say that they had political
and party interests to serve which necessarily inter-
fered with close attention to the duties OF an
ONCE which demands constant application and o
large knowledge OF details, which they civilians
could not be expected to understand. The bill which
provides naval board OF admiralty is intended to
end condition Of things which has already done
an incalcnable amount Of mischief, and which can
not be permitted to exist without danger to the
public interests. The dd interim selection Of Ad-
mira Porter, TO attend to the duties which viii
dev0lve upon the Board Of Survey as soon as the bill
providing for their appointment becomes law, was
an excellent idea OF President Grant, and no one
more heartily acknowledges the very great value OF
does the straightforward and true gentleman who
presdes over the department with honor to his
country his President and himself
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
TINE CHAMBERS sraeeT FIRE.

Thursday night in the coffee and spice mandatory
OF william stitt A Co., No. 1850 Chambers street,
have been obtained by oficer II. p. Miller, Of tho
Fire Marshais ONCE. II is such information as this
that gives the public return for the large expense
attending the running OF this bureau:-on building
pany, $4,000; Market do, Ga, 600; Humboldt do.
$4,000; s.. Nicholas do, $4,000; washington CITY
$4,000 Insurance on the second floor, occupied by
Mr.. Johnston Hudson City Mutual, $1,000. and
Commonwealth. t2,500.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-05

And in acc. rdaace with law and an order of the
Board of Trustees. made n the Sd day of Septem-
be- l>6o a. many -tares # ~ h Tar ell of said
stock may be necessary Will be sold at public
auction, At the .fice Of The Secretary aud Treas
urer Of said omptny troctor. near Carson,
street. Carson t,. Nevada. on MONDAY, THE
25IH DAY OF usT DER, 1909, commencing At
the hour IL o-cl ok ", to The Iii hest bid
der 70 cash in the gold coin # the United States.
t. pay sad delinquent a. ment thereon, to-
ge,hes with costs If advertising and expenses Of
sale. By order. SAM. d. KING,
Secretary an. Treasurer.
Ctrstn itl 2tta Septepi er. l>69. 4wlaw
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!.tESE'S SALOON
,,,BE UNDERSIGNED HAS Moved

fl,HE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOV EDH
L upon ana now occupies the works
lately occupied By Mark Gaig-; and heAA
proposes to fight it out this line if It take until
the tspital building is finished.
liz invites a has I'D friends and the public gen
orally call with coin i'll their pocke1sl, see
hiG,; and lie promises thai nobody shall be
q isSnes,. He will keep on hand the VEHY BEST
prucuratle articles IF
WINES, WHISTLES, RUN, BRANDY, GIN,
MALT LIQUORS, LTC,,
And will be- on hand. either in persorl by at
tractive proxy, t. dispense the same il style ami
quantity to suit his Istrens.
NEXT Dook TO NuNckroS's DRUG SrvRE.
CARSON CITY.
J. MaRT REESE, Proprietor
spl3-u
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Approved, April 10, 1869.
fPublic-No. 10

An Act relating to fTeedmens hoslltas.
Be it enacted bv the Senate and House of Rep
res-ntaiives If the United State Of America in
Copgle.s assembled, That the Commissioner Of
the bureau Of Refugees and Freedmen is au hor
zed and directed to continue the freedmen's
hospitals at kichmon;, virginia; Vick,burg,
.iis-i,sippi and in the District Of Columbia h,-
cln,iing the asylum tor aged and infirm freedmen
aud for rphan children Provided, That the
pense cot shall b. paid by the COMMISSIONS
out II moneys heretofore appropriated for the use
If the bureau: And provided further, II AT said
hospitals shall be discontinued may
be pra, ticabe in the discretion Of the President
of tn. Uni ed States.
Approved, April !, 1862
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ASST >SMENT SALE.

"A Company Location of the Mining Claim.
Ormsby County, Nevada. MOTH e-There are de-
linqu-nt upon the following described stsek IN
said Company upon account # Assessment Ne.
levied upon the l9th Of August, 1859, the several
amounts set opposite The Of the respective
shareholders, Is follows viz:
Names. No of M If AMOxnt
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b. s. N a S on,
ECLE CTIC PHYSICIAN.

a IL DISEASES OF WOMAN AND CHIL-
IA dren especially treated. Old Chronic Dis
eases cured private Diseases Of every character
treated in strict confidence. N. mo 0CCA-
SiUA To GO 10 SAN FRANCISCO.
Once. Wet side Of Carson street, a. few doors
south Il Penrod House.
August 9th 1863.
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ed, April 10, 1859.


An Act making an appropriation for the improve
ment o. rivers and karbors for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1869, and the year ending June
30, 1870.
be il enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep
reseptatives IF the United states Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the sum Of tw" million
dollars is Hereby appropriated fer the fiscal year
ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine ana the year ending June thir,y, eighteen
hundred and se, enty to be expended for the re-
pair, extension preservation, and completion OF
works for the Improvement Of rivers and harbors
under the direction Of the Sacretry Of War;
Provided. That the Secretary 81 War Is hereby
anth. rized to cause such expenditures TO be made
20 ~ best to subserve the ine Of comme and
he is required to report TO Congress at he opening
Of its December session, all expenditures made
under the provisions Of this sct up to that time
in detail
Approved April 10, 1869.
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Public No l9l

An Act regulating the rights of property Of mar
riei Woman in the district II Columbus
Be IL enacted by he Senate aud II ne 81 Rep
reese ntatives II the United States II America III
10 gre-> Assembled, That in the District II Gel
nmtis the right ola married woman I" any
prp~,ty. per~.nai a. real, te!"nginS TO h-' al
the tine If n,sTriaSe. or acquired during mar
risS- in any esher Nay than by gin or c"N,y
snr- nom her husband, shall be rs abs In ms II
~he We're fcnae >,ie. and 81 n Mt be susj eet t.
the disrr~s ~ her hu Mt, nuf lie liable for hi
debts. but nch married woman may convey De
wise. ard htquesth the s,nse. Ut any m ereS'
Their in n the >ane manner AMI With he effect
As n she were uun,a rel
Sc , Aa be il suitber enacted. That any
ina rird san risy contract, and Sue sre BE-
sued in her owa name. in all mat er hay ns u
alton e. her sole ard separate property IN the
same manner rs il she were urmssrivG; bat
neither Ter husisnd nor his prcrrriy shall he
bound 10 sfy such -contrsct nor liable Tor amy re-
cov-fy again.t her ia any such SUIT. hut judge
aeni may he ipfafeet b execution against Der
sole ; sfs,c e,t.se in he same nsannsr Is II
she were soc.
Approved apIil 10, 1859
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Public Resolution-No. IL

A Resolution authorizing the removal Of the pub
lie stables, steam mill, aud other build
ipgs finn the Cnpit'l grounds.
Il solved by the Senate and House Il Repre-
sen atves { the United States Of america in Con
gr-s- s.srmbl led. that the officer in cha ge Of
the Capt. ui extension be, AMI he Us teby, author
zei clear from the Capitol gr 'uns the pub
lie stables, steam saw-mil,, and such Other build
i, x as are I'm, further to the work on the
Capitol extension.
Approved March ., 1869.
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fpnlAic-Mo ~

An Act 70 diseoatinss eauit esse Marie - post
Of entry In the Superior district, and 70 sstsb-
lisA Marquette In lieu thereof
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
rsssot.tises Of the United states of America in
Congr assembled. That sanlt to. Marie, in the
district u Superior, 10 hereby discontinued - a
EOrt Of entry, and that the port Of entry for the
district be-, aud b hereby, established 1t Mar
queste, ut which place the collector Of the dis
trct shall reside. and deputy collector shall
side At eault ste. Marie.
FEC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That all
acts and parts Of acts copAravenng this act be-
aud the same are hereby. repealed. This oct
shall take effect from and after the tenth day Of
May neAt
Approved April 10, 1869.
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fPublieResolu,ion-N III

Joint Resolution concerning vacancies in the Ad-
ju ant Generals department.
Be it resolved by the Senate AMI Kous' OF Rep
re-entativ-s Of the United states II America Ia
Congress assembled That the vacancies existing III
The Adjutant Generals department at the time OF
the passage Of the act approved Marrh third
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, making ap
prorri .tons for The support Of the army for the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
Sc, enty, ard for other purposes be. and the
same ARE hereby, exempted from the operation
said act.
Annroved ADril 10 1862,
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(Pablic Resolution No Is. |
A Resolution for the protection Of soldiers ant
their heirs

A Resolution for the protection of soldiers and
their heirs
Resolved BY the Senate aud House Of Repre-
sent tive, Of the United States Of America in Z,
srrss a,srnbi q. That the aecoan ing Officers IT
tire tre.l ury and pay depar mv III who are charged
with the settlement ard yuent Ut b,,antics due
Z" ;, ldrrs "a their heirs b.. and they hereby
directed to pay Ia lie paid the sums found
due u the said s.-lscrs q their heirs person.
cE by Transmitting The amount Co them dir oct in
adrait o. drafts. payable To his, heT, OF their
cider, thrsush th- IRE dInca's Bureau,
State agent, srp,iniei specially for that pnr-
pass, 81 governors If national s.yiuns, or pension
agent Of the district where he she, OF they may
reside, sni NJ, &, amy claim a cut Ut upon any
power Of attorney. transfer. or assignment
whatever.
Ssc. :, And be it further resolved, That any
sshcer cleik Of III the executive depart
n,satS OF the government who shall be ls~f fully
detailed l. Investigate frauds attempts To do
.fsrc, IN the government, or amy rresul ,rity OF
u,sconia't Of any officer ~ sgent II the United
States. ,issii have power 10 administer ,sths g.
afiilSiIs taken IN the con II sny such inves,i-
satiaa.
sac. 5. Nai be i, further res iyoi That the
fees allowed hv 's~ TO ATTORNEYS agents shall
Re reserve, ~ the ray department OF >sd pensina
sgent and paid 20 said agent attorney when |
sush toes due Tor vices Wondered in prp-
e'rins such tSansy OF bunties, and not other |
wlSe.
ApprOv q. april 10. 1879
sablic kesolatirn-Ne. II. |
ssr R-s. ua ,,tli h4,r M, the transfer If Ger.
tain =. pFvprtathns hereto to made.
tse IL IH,lvssi by he Ssnt'e aud Hons, It Rep
~ snt.t 49, u the Guited State If America In
Cs,a-ts>S ~. NIB 81. h,t the Seer, taIy 81 the |
7. ssssies be- sni he l. hereby. authorized aud Iii
r~csr3 Z, rssse the 1T sNr iy-right thousand
a. .rS - frsnsf r;et from The srp'opI iaiicn l
= ,sttsf for tbs public piiaisn4, 4 bfai,ed d
,Aesct e-4slt - - Al act nssirs appropriations
-. the legislative. ex, eutive, and iuSiici i ex
-ases tAe s,,v-ralleut the year cn'iGg
'ssls- rhir-l.-lh eighteen hu,.irel and sixty ane
,R.4r Sed On tie t~eutie h cf jriy, eighteen hun
ID 81 Sixty-ri-as in aisi ~ the appropriations
attained VA gie ss,r,est k- the faist'Ains pur-
s--s s-,sf =, FkS ,oil"~ing i'oios ti0rs, Ia wit;
60 e,stis seat sspshses Of the s'ite OF Gu
.-.i.l - l-sxr, three shos "a. j liars.
y the ystiic printing, seventy ave tbuosana
! April 10, 1853.
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[Public Rssolut,on-Na 20. ]

Joint Resolution granting the right Of way for
the construction II u rair, ad fium point nj ct
near fWtl nd, org. n. g. a pint Wrs, Of the
Cascade mountains. in W a>hington T.rritory
Railroad c. mpany be. and hereby is au,hori1rd
To extend lis branch line from a p" nj At or near
Portland, oregon. TO some suitable point On Pug-,
saund, to be- determined by said COMPANY, and
stsa To connect the same with its main line west
e the Gas AIDE mountains, in the Territory of
W sshington; sid extension being suiJvet a. all
he Bditions and pr, .Sisions. aud .aid c'misany
in respect thereto beng entitled to all the tights
and privileges con erred by the act incorporating
said COMPANY, and all acts additional IN and
am, nJs,.Ty thereof: Provided. That aid COM
psny shall not be entitled to anN subsidy in none,
bombs or ad,ii h,nal lands Of he United stat :.
in re peet said ext~nsi.n Il its branch line as
at r~ssid exc pt such lands may be included it,
the Ii.h hit of way the line of such ext nsion rs
IL ma, b., heated And provided further. hs,
NJ leas twenty hvr miles of said exreusi n -hs
10 constructed bekIe the second day Of july.
ri .hteru hundfe.i and SEVENTY One. and forty
miles per year theres ter until the wa 10 VI said
xt-n sa shall be =, implicit L.
approved, April 10. lst9.