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ltuhlC-No ID
An Act making available appropriation hereto
fore made for furniture for the Presidential
Mansion.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House OF hep
resentatIyrs Of the United States Of America III
Congress as>embl q. Tn It the sum If twenty hive
Thousand dol-rs appropriated by the act approved
Mach third, eighteen hundred and sixty-nIn-.
entitled 80 An act making appropriations r
suu dry civil expenses of the COVE nment for the
wear ending iuue thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy, and for other purposes rthe purpose
of =. returnisbing the Presidents House Is
here by made available + such purpose, without,
in any event, increasing he amount OF said az
trOpria'io ion.
Approved, April 10, 1902
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IPnhlic-Nn q,

An Act to discontinue Saut Ste Marie. as a port
Of entry in the Superior district and to estab-
IiSh Narqae te in lieu thereof
Ee i, enacted by the Senate and House OF ep-
r4.e,tsii e. OF the United stales # America in
oncI ess assemb ed, That -ault te- Marie, in the
district If superior, Is hereby discontinued a. a
lort of ,ntfy and that the port Of entry for the
district be. and j. hereby, e,tabl, hei At Mar
queite at wheel, place the collector of he dis
lrict fla reside and deputy collector shall re-
Sue at Sauli ste. Marie.
30 Aud be it further enacted, Thai all
acts ami parts of a-Js cun,ravening this act be
and the same are hereby, repealed. This act
shall u Ike effect from aftei the tenth day of
May next
Approved April 10, 1869
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fPubIic Resolu-ion-No Isl

Resolution tor the protection Of soldiers an
their heirs.
Resolved by the Senate and Uou.e of Repre-
seA; Of the United States Of America in Ctn
gfess asseinbl g. That the accounting Offices Of
the treasury and pay drpari n mt who charged
siih the settlement AID . -ymenf Of hounties due
HERS OF their heirs b-, and they are here by.
directed To pay or he paid the f. und
dus to the sail lGiers their heirs person,
IL transmitting the amount to them direct in
a craft drafts, payable 10 his, he, their
or,-r or tAruu III the Ere d-nen'- Bureau, or
state agents appointed specially for that pur-
p-~e. cr governors Of national asyums, or pension
scent Of the district where he, she, or they may
reside and not to any claim a ent upon any
,s3ver If attorney, transfer, assignment
~hst-vs-.
Szc. > And lie II further resolved, Tat any
ef.icer or clerk of any vi the executive depart
r:srt- Of the government who shall be lawfully
detailed to investigate frauds, or attempt. To de-
Irand, the government, or any irTesul 'fity OF
iuct Of any cficer or agent Of the United
States. shall hive power TO adrlinistef oaths t.
s;Hiavii. taken in the ecu Of sny such inve=ti-
gstien-
sEc $. AMI bs E: further lived, That the
les slloWet. BY itw to attorneys agents shall
b. reserved ny the pay department or said pension
scent enl paid u said agent or attorney when
~ sach fees due for services rendered IL pro-
c-iriag such tour.;y CT bJunties, AMI H0t other
wise.
Approv d. April 10. 1879
Public I;e-5'ution-So. IL.
IL. E-sor'Tsn aathorziu, the transfer of GER
;aia ~ pr friatinns heTe''f re made
y. u RS lied by tie Senate and House Of Rep
= ssut,:iTes of the Utitei States Of America in
l'au.r->s ESsenlh'ei. That the Seer ;sfy of the
Ir-asur, be- and L. j. hereby. authorized and ,ii
s-.ei % cause the II srventy-eight thousand
sr- t. be transf- rrei from the appropriation
paper FIR the public printing. contained IL
h-art estit'ei "a An sct making appropriations |
& the legislative. executive, aid Judicial ex /
rrsSes If the government r the year ending |
irn- ihirtieih eighteen hundred and sixtynine 7"
.,prov-.i on the ~ egtieih Of July, eighteen hun
.-5 ami six.y-eiEhf. in aid Of the appropriations
,.v. med in the same FIR the follow inc pur-
.--.- and in the following proportions, TO Wit:
49, e,o,ir gent expenses o. the offiee Of Con-
.. .eoal Printer, three thousand dollars.
q the public printing. seventy-hve shuosand
L.. April 10, 1859.
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The Young nrln who experiences that growing
weakness in his muscular and mental ,rgauizatiou
should -tu. t. fu>ideT whence it ~ i>rs. He will
fad in the We ,kn-Ss u thr. bac T. emblIEg Of the
limbs die rdeTrtl digestion, utlaCCoufiabe failing
of the powers the mind. st~te Spcrt dread
of nIeildin- trouble. Tore bpdings eva, sleep
lessness troubled aud lhciytou- Dreams ccompan-
and humorous other symptoms ct di,oF4, fnizatioa,
the positive traces If thAt mot terrible and des
tructiv. ,i all III tnIHtl " esze>-SFasting
away his powers. destroying lis hope Il tfe AID
manic d. and dragging liza along The broken
f,ath OF li> ~ rtetlce, toward premature and
i,aths,,I,le grave T. him h. nd- Ei, life dril,-
ling cut IN the ij>ch rye f the vitll pruciule q
existence in Nocturnal aai liUruaI emissions the
mere cessstt # the causes # its a. rest-auce
brings assurance 81 relief
Marriage tina holy oilire the safe and
hope OF IN ,uhotd brings - s'lch au- Hr hope Of
cure but ads To- his misery ia III kti. Wedge tf
piue-~ victim Il his evil. and igaur cent
RAMON Of hi- puuisbusnt He adds tt h misery
aud ii -ordr' lsiltl hope leaves him There is 10
rescue eNceptIn proper and skjiIEi Treatment
Consult then, al once physician "a ilum NJ rrac-
tice and car efu esearCl hs,> made ham thoroughly
couveisaEt with Every phase # III, d -cse- kOse
whp have become the victims o. sejtory wees tfat
dse4sif,lI fascinating and de-irIctb hFl,it. hitch
Il IL thousands Of SICK rooms with Iarslyfc sud
consumIttivCs and h.li,drc,lS ct uutIHt,iy graves
Wits it, misguided victim. should con uit without
a moments delay. gnr who Will sHpatAize with
theiI .ufrriuss T such the Dp-trr wnHId rspecisl-
guarantees If a PERI ct and PerInuurut Cure
without Hinjrarcr from Eus:ue>-. th4uge II Diet:
or Fear OF Exposure.
DO not forget the address. See le'
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An Act concerning the Attorney General.
Be it ensced h, the senate and House of Rep
resentatises of the Uni Ell states of America In
Cungre-s assenb ed, That much OF the : Act
making app oIii tiions for the legislative, e&-
ltive. and Judicial. EXPENSES of the gorernme t
for the wear en- ing the Iiirtieth of June, egh
teen hund ed and seventy, A. repeats the Sc
oni section + the act of August second, eigh
teen hundred and siAty-oue, eut'ti-d - An "ct
concerning the Attorney General and the att"r-
heys and marshal of the several districts, be,
anu the same is he' ely repealed; and said second
section i, hereby declared t" bein full force; and
it shall be the duty If the Attorney General TO
report at the CONNIE ncement of the next session
OF Congress and to each ding session, the
names If all the persons employed tor the put
ses aforesaid, ,nd where and upon what bust
mes, empty with the compensation paid to
each.
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Approved, March %, 1869.

An Act 10 amend an act .entitled AN act grant
ing lands TO aid in the construction of a rail-
road and telegraph line from the Central Pacific
rail, Dad in California, to Portland. in Oregon,
approved July twenty-five, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentati,es Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That section six Of an act
entitled ''An Act granting land to aid in the
construction Of > railroad and telegraph line
from the Central Pa ific railroad, in California
Portland. in oregon" nppr we'd July twenty
i've eighteen hundred and sixty-six. lie, and the
same Is hes eby amended to allow any rail
road company heretofore designated by the Leg
stature Of the State Of Oregon, in accordance
with the first section of i'll act, to file its assent
to such att in The Department Of the Interior
within one year from the date of the passage of
this act; and such filing % its assent, if done
within one year from the passage hereof, shall
have the same force and effect TO all intents and
purp.e es as if such assent had been filed within
one v ar after the passage of said act: Provided,
That nothing herein shall impair any rights here
tofore acquired by any railroad comisny under
said act nor shall ~ id act or this amendment be
construed TO eutitle more than one company to
grant Of land: And provided further, That the
lands granted by the act aforesaid shall be sold
to actual settlers only, in quantities not greater
than one quarter section to one purchaser, and
for price not exceeding two dollars and MY
cents per aeTe'
Appruved, Apg1 10, 100.
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+ ublic ,esvlution-No. III

A Resolution respecting the retirement of the
brevet Major GeneIal iiIentzelman.
Rrsnly,d 10y the -enste and House of Repre-
senta ives of the nir,d -tates of Am-rIca in Co-
gte,~ assembled. That the President Of the
Uuir,d states he. and he is hereby. authorized to
place the maze of Brevet Majrr Gene al -
ilienrzelnan on the ret ed list Of the army. with
the ruIl ank f The comm nd held by INN when
wouuie4 Ia ,ccurtisince with sections sixteen and
seventeen If the act Of August, eighteen hun
dfe,i and siNry-one, and section thirty Two the
act # July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
sixty SIX.
Approved, April 10, 1s69.
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joint Resolution to facilitate the construction Of
the cusfomI ouse a. Bangor. Maine
Bit resolved by the Senate anu III use Of Rep
. esentativ-s ut the Unite,i ate- OF America IN
on-res, assembled. That the secretary of the
Treasury be authurZe,i t. make a present appli-
c trinn of the INVENT five Thousand dollars appro
pEiate at the last Of the fsrieth congress
for the Bsngor custom house and public buildings,
the same be applied to the use provi led IN said
apprnpri, tion not hereby increasing the said ai.
a. heretofore ma ie-
Approved, April ., 1867
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Resolution authorizing the removal of the pub
lie stables, steam mill, and other build
ings from the Capitol grounds
r solved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatves # the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled That the officer in charge of
the Capitol extension be- and he is hereby. author
lied } clear from the Capitol grounds the pub
lie stables steam saw-mill, and such other build
ings as are f no further use TO the work the
Capitol extension.
Approved March %, 1869.
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Approved. March IS. 1859.
Tpublic ReSeluri,n-No. II
I ]
A Resolution rel ,tiuc to government builii

A Resolution rel ttiuc to government buildings at
Fort F,tten. iakta TERRITORY
Resolved by thr Senate aud House OF BeprS sem
tstyes # the Unit q >Jlte- If America Cnn
.srcss stS~-albl That the Secretary al War be-
.sssi lie hereby l., auth lrizcd ! enpoweTeI To
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten
Dak lta Territory. to be crn-truc;rd IF brick
sci to accept th sc said fort already con-
scr;ictet of Brics Prov rel. That in lii ia inent
beii,iit 2. IF that isI Il not lie mo "
pensive than buildings If nd And prov d-d
further. That n" Appropriated will be necessary
tL-ref n.
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| Public Resolution-No. 8.
Resolution re,pec ting the pay and allowances Of

Resolution respecting the pay and aIIoWahcesO 1
enlisted men of the army.
Resolved by the senate and House of Represen-
tatiyes Of the United states of America in Con-
gress assembled. Thai The pay and allowances Of
the en- listed men If the army shall remain as
now fixed 10y law until the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved Aptil q. is 9.
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Public e>,lurion-Nn. Il.
uti, n maxi ( san Diego. California, ;

\ hespiutl n san bic-o. a F'ti
of delivery
Res lived hy the enate aud House Of Eepr' sen
tstiv-s { tn United states of America il Con
cr. :, a>sembieu. that san Di.go, al.furnia lie
and is hereby. created aport f delivery IN tHe
Gust ms colectI.n dis Tict If All Francisco and
hat the deputy collector of that port receive The
same salary other deputy collectors of the dis
trer-
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u = @ n Q h L II "a "a T.
Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
These Pills ara now Acknowledged by the Ne,i-
cal fraternity TO be the only safe Iiliid and eff
cacious remedy 20 be depended on iii long landing
cases suppression, ifregularity, stopping Of
the functions of nature the neglect of which il
the of such deplorable effec the female
frame. In no case should these Pills be takeD
when the patient Las reason to believe she ia
ENcIE> Price SIS. Remit the amount as above
and they will be forwarded with full directions for
use, CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in any part of the State, how
distant, who may desire medical advice On
their respective cases. and vho think proper to sut
nit a written statement of such il preferIe nce to
holding personal interview, assured that their
-:--~nications vii be held NEST sncred.
~ ss:ters and money must be addressed
BENZ. +. JOSSELYN, NJ. D., Istamp
,61S Sacramento street.
between Mon 'gomery and Kearney,
tPO San Francisco, Cal
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fOFTICIAL-I
LAWS OF tue UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.

A Resolution relative to Consular fees
Resolved by the Se.'ate aud House II Represen-
t4tives .: the United States # America III Con
gres. assembled. Tina section ihree of chapter
two hundred and thirty tire 4 the public acts
Of The rhIrty-nirth & ngres-. approved July
twenty -fye, eighteen hundred and >iXty-six, be,
sad is her, BY, declared To t,k- effect from
after ,,uary ii 81. eighteen husdrei and Sky
seven AMI all fees which have been paid INTO
the lsury in ubrCisnce t. the provision Of -atd
section and watch csueI prior 10 said first ~
# January. eli bteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out # consular receipts. >
Approved, March % 1869.
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Important 20 the Ladies'.

When a female is in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease and reqUires medical O, surgical ATTENDANCE
the enquiry s.ould be, Where J. her ply stefan
who is fully competent to aimusrer relief and
whose reapecitbir standing III soCtrty recammends
lin 10 the c1niteuc Of the community The Doc
: :. undelst tI,;ing how imrerII'vr!y necessary
.se requirements are, fees ca leo upon to inter
20 E and b calling the attention Of the afflicted
Lt..e f set that he has been Professor Of Obste-
RIGS and Female Diaease- for TWENTY YEARS and
: fully qualified - administer in al cases, both
edicall, and sIrgically. not in ppcrhci4l man
ner but in rs thor ugh manner ears If study
aud practice-buth in hospitals and Triya'e fani.
iies-csB make, O. save hem from the hauds ofthe
unqualified interruptions. and designing. There
ore am lies rely up n him As upon father
All in affiictiptI can Il nd in him who feel
and simpathize with, an befTend them in trouble
one in whose -ecrrcy the utmost confidence
be placed c .nsuitat on By Letter 81 OtherEise}
FREE Seeatidres- below.
The Gelebrat ed 'cmnle Relne dtes.
Compounded rom the pirate prescriptions of Dr..
Yonng have now obtained a most extended pop.
larity, and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and surest remedies for t. com lainrs for which
they applied. The constantly aecruinr testi-
monias of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
-mineutly superior to heir action.
No LAZY should he without these Een1vating
Agents None genuine unless procured at this
office. Sent by mail or Express to any part Of the
State.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Tie Greatest Discovery of tits or any other Aa
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.

These powder will be found of essential value TO
those whose means. health, or other cireumstan-
ces do not permit them to increase the number Of
their family without inconvenience suffering, and
perhaps risk of life This preparation is new, safe,
infall be, convenient aud simple. and cannot in
lure the health of the most deicaie. II curtails
no privileges, but gives strength and vgor. Nor
ally idered il is of The hi CHEST utility and sus-
tanned by The soundest principles # pruden and
virtue Their use should be avoided at certain
times. Price SO Lox Sent to any part Of the
cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail OF Express. addressed
to BENZ J0SEELYN. ND
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
Df. J. &. Yea 81. k.s 1850.
No Cure. No PAY.

Or. }. &. Yea ~. Isl 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.
nsuitation Iy letter otherwise EE
BENZ. >ELYN, NJ
| s'IIs Ct..;.EIiiS aE'ElIIN> TiIUTE
L has enjoyed ob tais c. ast uninterrupted
success of eighteen Yeas nd is 'iccune one of
the celebrated Institutes ui the aye
Ihe great number It t..siiy r,ceis-d ami cured
place it poi of number ,,aIIcurs among the
first Of tie world and TIL sauces OF its treat
seco',d t none
F.ssV sTE. DiSi.A
In Males, ,ud TIRE zuL.riirs "a Frmr!es the great
destroyer oi hrath lhey ru-idou,ly lack the
,ysteHi AM srtia.Iy IN irrIiIiue ana destroy it
they drive TIE III from lie cne,.n. the lustr.s
from the eye, the 9Th aud vi-"i from the
aIne, they -giv' quay diseased offspring, and
poison Though successive gene ',ini.S the of
man. The MARKS Ctn be seen ctottIa, Con-
sumption, c tpylea til, al utic. th, Pir5y tic the
Insane.
There is ~, more terrible. ,c,sufgr 10 the human
race tina thus- diseases arising fl ia tie 'ntan
ion teneri FaIsuu he nil,ic>f forms by re-
treating to the .luo!, hot he afffic-
ted, the sword Of destruction that i Liable at any
moment to III ana hlighi-tu utt..tll dcs roy-aii
earth, pc
MhECu' Y, rec, -n yea the most FATAL
MEDIC II EMh Ia man. combining with the
yeneri,I doubles hi> Hanger Those who have
been tre;ted with thai iserniciru- MIN fEAL Pol
SON are. It o. cured the di-e.s, has oili assumed
q form.
D. \UTBE 4TlStiED WITH PARTIAL, CCRES
That Leaves the poison, crawl through the sys-
tenn cstt3n. it, WY int h. Tissues ami organs
beneath the tI,I'a ,,' /, smooth SUIT burst
Dut in the future with i H~ner tl,ai viii battle
the effects medicine When Perfect CURESc can
be obtained ig ,o=sHttin i, -ici.tn h,.nl long
practice AMI thorough invest gatinu into the
IF Diseases % the UNNARY tathAN~ enable TO
Ietermi,l.- at once sh- c,tI-e IF the di-ep~e
oil t. "a
pERFEGf SPEEDY and PERM 4 \ t.>G CURES.
In ali Cases Cure Guaranteed.
In Syphilis aud it "a ahrr-, GntinorItsoa and
accompany in se;sseS "a ali disorders f the BIad-
Ter. kidneys aud Pt~ttte; >iinnsi weakness;
Disease OF tn. Heart ana rg>: hF-p- tsia: 1n,i-
.e~tturi Imp tertcy; lnciFieut tnnsEuP Iun, and
N disease Of The Hnary organ, in iter sex cure
Iiways warranted, or !, o PAY required,
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NFW ORR Dec 3d.
The demand for money wa very active 60 nearly
three o'clock. aud the lEraet continued stringent
commission. Of g. and per cent. Do addition Co tu
legal rito ll curr,lc.. being pad va stocks ana
I-i6 "a go governments. There VAsa sd'en let
up Ist previous 10 llJ after o'clock when gold Doe
ter.st was the highest rate ON -tHch- Az govern
ucut dealers had money offered them AZ currency.
Discounts dull, and The transactions are only 10
heavy.
TIE Erie company has closed negotiations viii the
Columbus, Chicago a Indiana Central sraIlrUat. ny
which il Is % bee made BROAD zua-e. thereby giving
the Lrc au uuHrHheu connection Win u.lii-l. Ire
Ohio & Ni-s.s-.p Poi company has neel brought INTO
closer relation with the Erc, and the -u-- - 90 re-
maiu broad one.
cold dull and lower opening az sii' once touched
49,. and closed 40 sis "a 3.
Governments higher and quite bUoyaut through
cut the DAY, unti late iA tie AFTERNOON "Ae- lAeie
was a slight decline from extreme figures.
Coupon, of 81 %, "a :, DO % jog q j do ri +. q
g. do '65 % Ia S; do new I1s a. g. do a' ID z B, le
't- % ~ Il.. ll-i.s "a "a
state bonds quiet and Norih Carol'nos wdlk Mis-
-ouris eU.. old Tenues-e, 69, new tss "a g. Norta Ca
r0lIuas 5gt &. Nlr-iu.as 81 "a 81, Lousianas firm
at old for lcyec bonds and Z iuT per cents.
An order la- been obtained iu court restraining
the Merchants Union Express Co from using any
o It, assets carry inE CUT the terms Of tie cons E
dati0n with the American Company.
The Assistant-Ireasurer to-day commenced the
disbursement Of the January interest on the 80 &,
The quarterly bank statement viii hc made Situr-
day, and the preparation tosreor Will Ice completei
tomorrow. Friday being close holiday tl-muFroN
therefore likely 10 bee stringent Gay ln money.
The stock market was strong during the morning
with large business and general advance. New
York Central. Rock Island, and Ohio q Mississippi
being the part Icular features. There was diher-
ence OF ! "a per cent hotH cen cash and regular
transactions. After the regular board speculation
became huoyaut prices rose % the following hEure--
\. Y. Central 100 "a &, Rock Island ll-i; North
Western common 81 and preferred -; Mich southern
Sc. 1t. WAYNE 1875. ana Ohio Mississippi Alt.
at the second -uiar board one sale Of \. Y Cen
trail made at 6l buyer s. though all the rest Of
the business was 40 l59i and there general al
ol "a ID per cent throughout the list At the last
open board y. 4. Central Id at t5-s a 3. Fort
Wayne Il3t; Ohio 4 Miss. 3lt; Rock Island U.s.
North Western ,l. "a :. and pref. -3i, the mark
clos ny heavy. Subsequently there was recovery
from the lowest point. and though the market Wa,
rather unsettled the tone at the close Of the day was
strong.