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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-26
FFICEsoF THE CITY GAS Lightly
co. OF NORFOLK,
NORFOLK, VA, Aug. 10, 1881
rENHt STOCK HOLDERS OE
THE CITY GAS LIGHT COM
PANY have determined

Il. on an
NLAkGMENT OF THEIR WORKS
subscriptions will be received a. this
office until the Fl R5T OF SEPTEMBER
PROAIMU Tor the additional number OF
Shares required, and with d view OF DIS
trtoutlng Them among all who may wish
to Invest, should more Shares be offered
Tor than The equ1red amount. the offer
inss will be scaled down to the number
needed. rf
Particulars Will be given upon applica-
tion TO the Company's Office, No. Al Sank
street.
O. s. ALLMAND,
z ul3-3tawtS1 .lf President.
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FAMILY MEDICINE.

>z1Sr The PAIN KILLER is q
;s sSss; @ !sS,s J; !; !;
$::$s ;::5 $-:' 4; 4:
<ssAT EIner Complaint. or any
other form OF bowel disease in children
or adults, it is an almost certain cure,
and has, without doubt, been more sue
cessful In curing the various kinds OF
Cholera tnan any other known remedy
or The mestskilliul physician. In India
Africa and CHINA, where. this dreadful,
disease. Is more or less prevalent, the
Pain Killer Is considered by the natives,
as well as European residents in those
climates, asureremedy.
The PAIN KILLER.--We1 have known
the high cnaracter of this m edicine, and
thattt is used with great success and sat-
istaction In our very best families. 1t is
the 1avorite medicine of our m isstor aries
in heather lands. where they use 1t NOR 9
than all else together for the diseases that
abound in those warm Climates, 1t
should be kept in every house, ana be in
readiness for sudden attacks or sickness,
christian Press, q " III y a5Aof,l72l'T
u lTF7 ~ .Iau3-inil fEe1l aaoliGlEea
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MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy presiding, August 25. i.'
Frances Williams, colored, for fighting,
was fined $3.50. .a .t. aa'lp. .AH
Mary Magee, negro, for the same, was
fined the same. ,- .a5.aJ8 81
Ruth King, negro, and Louis Costa,
white, were fined SIS each for committing
an indecency in the streets.
Brister Dozier, vagrant, was committed
for ten days.
Samuel Butler, for sleeping in lumber
yard, was fined $3.50. 81. sse a5s otis -..
A white woman and E. Voight, were ar.
raigned for breach of the peace, were
bound over in the sum of 500, to keep the
peace.
Eighteen dogs were 'impounded on
Tuesday night.
City and harbor reported quiet
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NOTICE OF SALE,
FUTURE ia Us.

TUST RECEIVED
3 hhds Clear Sides,
10 do . Rib sides
20 do 10 do do
10 do Shoulders,
50 barrels Neck Pork,
so do Heavy Mess Pork,
10 90 Light DO do
Also, Hams, Lard, &c, TO- sale low by
aul6-d&Wlm KIMBERLY BROS.
II URN i1'U RE ALL
Cor. MAIN AND CRANKY SITS.
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sA-THE DAY BOOK, BY ooNrRAcT,
PUBLISHES THE OFFICIAL ADVERTISE
MENTs AND NOTICES FOR THE CITY OF
NORFOLK.
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AnsWer-They were stoIen.
Question by { Defense-Did you make
complaint at the time to Mayor DeCordy
or any one touching the matter. Am, !.
Answer--I did not. '"
Several other witnesses for the prosecuS
ton were examined whose testimony Ia
substantially contained in the above. The
case was continued to IL o'clock to-day,
when the witnesses on the side of the de-
fence will be examined. Vi G5
J. Parker Jordan appeared for the de
Tense, and Maj. Remington sfor the prose-
cution.
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vINANOIAL & oOmMERCIAL.

OFTiCE DAILY DAY BOOK,
Aug. Is 1867
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$. a, STEVENS Il COS
Cor, Main and CRANKY SITS.
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RARASOLs.

~ PARASOLS.-ALL THE NEWEST
$TVS London and Paris styles, which for novelty, va
ShRf riety, and elegance unequalled. A large
<fA sortment of Lace Covers, Sea Side and Sun Um
breas at the lowest prices H. DLXONS Fancy Goods
Store. No. Il s. EIGHTH Street 40 8m
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by blood, addicted to commerce and the cultiya-
ton of the arts of peace.
Mr.. Motley concluded rs follows:-"My most
strenuous efforts shall be devoted to further
good understanding on the basis of enduring
friendship and kindly relations, in accordance
with the great principles of Justice and honor
which are the immutable and only safe, unerring
guides in the conduct of nations"
In answer to the address of the Liverpool
Chamber OF Commerce, Mr.. Motley expressed
nigh appreciation of their friendly sentiments
towards America, and assured them that during
the period of his Office he should eudeavor to
promote good understanding between the two
nations of the same race bound by unity of in
terests hitherto unequaled. The best and
highest purposes of both were fulfilled by the
faithful friendship of the American people, and
the Government desired amicable relations with
Great Britain on the basis of justice and q dis
passionate regard for the rights and duties of
both. IL was the earnest wish of America to
extend her commerce, but the question of free
trade was beyond the limits of his functions,
its settlement being vested by the people in
Congress. ............
In the House of Commons tonight, Mr.. Glad
stone moved the third reading OF the bill for the
disestahlishmeut of the Irish Church. A large
number of petitions against the passage of the
bill were then presented after which James
MAIDEN Holt, member for Northeast Lancashire,
made, and Lord Elcho, member for Hadding-
tonshire, seconded motion that the bill be re-
jccted
A long gbutninteresting debate followed, ,termi-
mating in the refusal of the House TO accept
Holts proposition, and the bill passed by vote
OF 36l against 241 The result was received with
uproarious cheers from the ministerial benches
WORMS, May 31.-The Protestant Congress,
which assembled here to-day, was attended by
twenty thousand persons, including representa-
tives from all the States of Germany. The con-
gress, by unanimous vote, resolved against
Papal eXhortatiOns to return to the Roman
Church and in condemnation of the encyclical
letter and syllabus. The idea of the formation
of n United German Church is mooted.
VIENNA, May 31.-It is said that Ismael
Pashas tour, which will extend throughout
Europe, is for the purpose of determining the
question whether the Suez Canal is to be
considered a subject for the neutrality of all
nations, and for all time.
HAVANA, May 3l.-Troops are in active pur-
suit of the flibusters who landed in the Bay of
Nipe, and have captured and killed Manuel
Tuarrez, commander of the rihemen. 4 heavy
engagement had taken place at Puerto Padre.
The insurgents are massing their forces in the
vicinity of Las Tunas. \ skirmsh is reported
near Cienfuegos between the regulars and in
surgents.
Dulces order sending number of political
prisoners to Spain is revoked.
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Domestic Affairs.

Cod closed yesterday at 1888
There was a million dollar failure in Louis
vile, KY.
The New York Cuban Fair closes tomorrow
-Senator Wade has received his commission
10 a Union Pacific Railroad Director.
Minister Curtin yesterday took leave OF the
President. He sails Tor Russia on the 18th inst.
John II. Gould has been appointed Collector
OF Internal Revenue for the First District OF
Georgia.
Secretary Borie has promised aid to the East
India Telegraph Company in the laying OF the
The United States Treasury, yesterday, re-
ceived two thousand dollars for the conscience
fund"
Robert H. Gratz. of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed diplomatic attachc to the Russian
ministers Curtin and Basaett received their
final instructions from the State Department
yesterday.
The Congressional Committee of Investiga-
ton in the Busteed case have arrived ut Mont
gomery, Alabama.
The root of Il workshop on Seventh avenue,
New York city, fell in yesterday, crushing three
Michael O'Conner was fatally stabbed yes
terday in New York, by Benjamin Prince, who
has been arrested.
-Cubans in Washington. report that posi-
lively three and probably four cargoes OF arms
have been landed in Cuba.
The Old and New School Presbyterian Con-
VentiOns reassemDled yesterday. AnglO-Amerl-
can relations were discussed.
The State Department have no actual know
ledge of the whereabouts of Minister Mcmahon.
A rdmor says that he is at Asuucion.
The brig Corientes, Of Ellsworth Me-, was
wrecked on Qulnto Severius reef on the 23d of
February The crew was saved.
"A large public meeting in favor of the con-
struction of the Maryland Central Railrad was
held yesterday at Towsontown, Nd.
News has been received at Washington, from
Commodore Rowan, OF the death of the com
Ynander of the English force, in Canton China.
i Secretary Boutwell, will publish the debt
statement for May in q day or two. That it
will show q reduction OF Si*OOO,OOO is, how
ever, doubted.
Margaret Burns was fatally injured yester-
day. in New York, by fullng from thrd-story
window. and it is alleged that ier husband threw
her outs
A motion for new trial has been made in
the case of John d. Henry lately convicted of
perjury, and making false athdaYlts against
iRollins Harland, and others.
Senator Wade is OF the opinion that 1t is the
intention OF the managers Of the Union Paclhc
Railroad to make it equal to any other road IN
the United States for speed and comfort:
Information has been received at Ghe SJaIe
Departmeut of the burning OF the NOrth Amerl-
can Company's steamer America at San Juan del
Sur on April H. ,.o to.o,
Two men and n woman, servants at a hoIGi
al BRIGHTON, Staten Island, were ont In Il smlil
noat On sunday evening, and u squall coming
IN fbe boat was capszed and al three drowned
Their names are unknown. II IS sald Jley "cr'
all intoxicated.
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WAR.

In the afternoon session of the New School
Presbyterian Assembly, yesterday, Rev DR.. Sun
derland, of Washington, delivered an address
quite belligcrent in its character. He wished, if
the report recommending that prayer be offered
up throughout the whole Church for the preser-
vation of peace between Great Britain and the
United States) should be adopted, to see it 90 out
with his protest against the acts of England to-
wards America. He thought the whole report
might seem impertinent that this Assembly was
needessly interfering with what belongs to the
Government: that it might seem to be prema-
ture and untimely. He of opinion that
England needed a sound drubbing from some
body, though he was not fully prepared to say it
became us as a nation to administer the chastise-
ment.
After alluding to the conduct of Great Britain
towards the Chinese and the Sepoys, he re-
marked that Ireland stands to-day the monu-
ment of English perfdy and oppression. Eng
He was in favor of peace. but he believed that
war was sometimes dire necessity.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Netos see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES .......... .49l Moon RISES ....... Ol2
sun SETS HIGH WATER. 7lq
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
HENRY WISsoR,
GEORGE n. ALLEN, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
GEO. MORRISON COATEs,N
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Foreign Affairs.

LryrRrooI May 3l.-Mr. Motleyrecelyed the inc
,5dresses of the Chambers OF Commerce at ms
InteI this morning. IN reply to that OF thg
american Chamber of Commerce, ne returnSa iS,a
,naoils for the welcome he had received as the
thlieo1, tive of the United States. lie said II
me earnest hope and the chief wish OF Pres
was was 'Gyonts adminstration, and OF the people OF
dgns lnsriea 70 cultivate faithfully friendly ana
eanitable relations with the Government nf 4he tbe
PeoPIio he advancement of civilization, ana the
s, homes of humanity depended on the concord
Dese ~, SpSnchee of the human family, especially
o, an tn,t of tne TWO leading nations Doth Hoh
Sected by public and personal interests 1ii'eN
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lvENING TELEGRAPH-PHmADELPHI TUESDAY, JUNE l ls69


BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, June THE barges leav-
ing in tow tonight eastward, are as follows -
bartlett Board OF Trade, Reliance; Young James W
L. Minis Major o'Reiley; J. E. Dunham and 9. Dowher,
all with coal for New York.
A. Marcellus, for Bridgton, with coal.
Myrtle, for Newport, Del, with coal
MEMORANDA
Ship Belle Of the Sea, Spear at Calao 18th May, from
La Paz, arrived 9Th, discharging. -,
Steamship Commander Brooks hence at New York 3Oth
ultimo.
Steamtug A. f Capella, Crowel hence for Portland
sailed from Newport 9th ult .- -
Barque NJ. II. Gulbert, Hatfield, cleared at New York
yesterday for Marsees via Philadelphia, cd, :
Barque Emma Muir, Crosby, for Philadelphia salIeu
from the Clyde 18th ult. go, p, I
Barque Ninco Cameron, hence at Cronstadt llth ult
Barque Woodlands, Higgins cleared at Rotterdam l4tu
the 18th.
Barque e. A. Kennedy Hoffses from Liverpool for PM
ladelpha, was of Waterford 18th ult. go .. Al,
Brig 8 a jenkins, Vaughan, hence for Stetun IN the
schr James satterthwaite hence, at Alexandria 28th
ultmo
Schr John slusman. Weaver, from Georgetown, D. G.,
at Boston 29th ult. --..
SChr VIM B. Mann, Rogers, cleared at Charleston s3th
ult, for jacksonville. 80,
Schrs NJ Perrin Gibbs G. Hertz, Gray q. S. Adams
Baker: L. w Wheeler, Lewis Bella, Brown; n. II. Samp
son, Blake r. r. Graham, Smith and Emily Curtis, Cur
Schr Thos Sinnickson Dckerson cleared at Boston 18th
ut for Washington, ID. g.
Schr w L. HIles Burgess, Fortress Monroe 3Oth ut
from Swan Island, for orders.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Captain Gale of barque Teresa New York reports
that the night of April 30 he shOal in the Cult OF
Maracabo II lies in about lat IL 29 NJ long n % W. Of
water upon it, and is not laid down chart known to
Captain Gale.
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OTEINO AND PRINTING.
PERSONAL.

A PPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE FOX
Duplicate Certificate No 3is name me, Of S9rts- 95ts
mond Va, in 1866 Balm h BRO,
480ftu8m Portsmouth, Va.
I OST.-NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
II application will be made the Franklin re Insur
Company for renewal of perpetual policy 2s l4Os
dated June % 1859 for $4,000 issued the Trustees Of the
Shiloh Baptist Church, which has been lost mslSid
The finder will please return il TO II. A. MANNINGa
Chairman, etc, No. 1913 Q CHRISTIAN Street. $3.50
NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS
IN deposited az RETTEW's LOAN OFFICE, N. E.
corner FIFTEENTH and MARKET Streets which nave
remained over the legal time are hereby notified 60 es
Streets, and charges the same will he sold
at auction at No 227 South street. Monday JuDs h at
o'clock 5aj l0ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

no. FOR THE SUMMER.-TO PREVENT
sunburn and all discoloratons and irritatons of tho
skin, bites of mosquitoes other insects WrGhts
transparent and has equal toilet soap. For sale by
CHESNUf Street. 849
neg L. S. OFFICE OF ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
An appropriation (S5OOOO) having been made
y oO'tR tRRTiFfGiHI leRS'T III LIMBS FOR OFFICERS
Of the United States Army and Navy mutlated in the
letter by officers entitled the benefit Of the act
who desire the best Artificial Limbs, to
No. SIS BROADWAY, New York,
No 81 GREEN Street, Boston.
l% Offices for Supplying Army and Navy Officers.
my DIR. F. r. THOMAS, THE LATE OPE-
rator of the Cotton Dental Association, is now the
only in Philadelphia who devotes his entire time and
fresh nitrous oxide gas Office, 1927 WALNUT St t5 rs
nssn DR.. WYMAN, DENTIST, No. 257
North SIXTH Street, opposite Franklin Square
teeth absolutely without pain with pure Nitrous
Oxide Gas inserts the best teeth and makes charge for
inserted AZ Dr %YMHNSs No. S North SIXTH Street Sds
opposite Franklin Square. 5l5 lm4p
Rsgn PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY, TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May, 10, 1869.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-Th books are now
open for subscription and payment of the stock
Company. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
5153Ot Treasurer.
RSyn "a PENNY SAVED IS EQUAL TO TWO
Earned THE time to money is when you earn
W. We IN the d N No. 3
s. FOURrH Street, below Ghesnut Money in large or
Open daily from to g. and on Monday evenings from to
o'SlESk' sfS CYRUS OAD"ALffA9ER, ffdasa4s,r
nSyp PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
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SYeciai Despatch 10 The EDeHiHg Telegraph.
HAVRF- DE GRACE June 1.-The following boats left for
PHILADELPHIA this morning -
Thos B Fieming with anthracite coal for New Castle
lanes II McConkey. with corn to A c. Cattell Co. .
Charles Dreamer, with lumber 70 Taylor Belts.
Hall 4 Frank, with lumber TO ID. r. Taylor Son.
IA II, Postelwait with lumber TO Taylor Belts.
Star with lumber for Chester
Fanchon with lumber TO Taylor, Day Moore
Oorrespondsnos Of The EUeniHg TelegrGph; -
~ FASTON 4 MCMAHON'S BULLETIN
NEW YoRK OFFICE, June l.-seyen Light barges leave
tonight tOT Baltimore in TOW,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamer Tacony, Nichols "A hours from New York with
mdse to W. NJ. Baird a Co.
Br barque Matilda Hilyard, Louet, AZ days from Liver
pool, with mdse to Peter Wright a Sons.
Barque Annie Augusta, Creighton, 10 days from Guam
tenamo with sugar TO g. W. Bernadou Il Bro.
Br barque ochee Wade, 10 days from Sagua, with sugar
TO S. a w. Welsh
Brig Cascatele Carlisle u days from Sagua with sugar
and noasses TO S. w. Wesh-yessel to j. Il. Bailey n
Co.
Schr Challenge, CULVER days from New York. in bal.
last to j. H.. Bailey a Co
Schr John Whitby, Henderson, day from Odessa Del
with grain to Christian a Co,
Schr James L. Heverin, Melvin, day from Little Creek
Landing, with grain TO JAS l.. Bewley a Co
Schr s. O. Fthan, Tuft, day from Port Deposit, Md
with grain to Jas l.. Bewey Co.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Pioneer, Barrett, Wilmington, N. c. Philade
phia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Steamer j. s. Shriver, Riggans Baltimore A. Groves r
Barque Andes, Sheppard Trinidad Warren Gregg
Brig Hermes, BlacBert Laguayra, John Dallett a. 90
Schr Philanthropist Warren Bangor, A. Benton Bro.
Schr Vesta, Waite Bath, John ROmmel, Jr a Bro.
Schr D. Ill. Perry, Perry New Bedford, Snnickson Co.
Schr Annie Barton Hrnk, Baltimore, P. Fitzpatrick.
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Mails forwarded by steamer in the regular lines
The for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry The
for from the Continent call at SOUTHAMPTON
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BELOW.
BarNue i. q. Bigelow, from Oarditi.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
Foreign and coastwse arrivals for the month OF May
1869, as compared with 70 same period in 1865
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hoy PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Nav 3D. 1863


NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
semi-annual dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. on the
capital stock of the Company, clear Of National and
State taxes, payable in cash on and after May 80
1869.
Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the Office Of the Company, No. 2GS s.
Third street.
The once will be opened at A. NJ and closed at
P. NJ. from May 30 to June s, for the payment of
dividends, and after that date from 9 A. NJ. to
Pm. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
5 6Otl Treasurer.
NoTE.-The Third Instalment on New Stock Of
1865 is due and payable on or before June 49,
Rsg~ OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
OFFICE, No. SIS WALNUT STREET.
This Company now prepared dispose of Lots clear
Of all incumbrance, on REASONABLE TERMS The ad-
vantages offered by this Cemetery we known be
equal not superior to those possessed by other Gene
terry.
We invite all who desire purchase Burial Lots to call
at the Office, where plans be and all particulars
will be given.
tion will be made
1TaFR KRffR 2IkbFNBRhasF RARNBR hSsfafRt Fss.,.,.,
MICHAEL NIsBET. Secretary. II 6m
r<sn PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA., April O. 1869.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PENNSYL-
VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
All Stockholders, registered the Books Of this
Company on the 9Oth day OF April, 1869, will be en-
titled to subscribe for 25 Per Cent of their respective
interests in New Stock at Par, as folows:-
First. Fifty per cent at the time Of subscription,
between the 18th day of May 1862 and the 8Oth day
of June, 1862
Second. Fifty per cent. between the 18th day OF
November, 1862 and the 3lst day Of December, 1862
or, if Stockholders should prefer, the whole amount
may be paid up the time Of subscription, and each
insament paid shall be entitled to pro rata Of
the Dividend that may be declared on full shares.
Third. That every Stakeholder holding less than
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for one
share; and those holding more than multiple OF
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for ad
ditiona share.
Fourth. All share upon which instalments are yet
to be paid under Resolution Of May 8, 1S6s will be
entitled to their allotment Of the % Per Cent at par
as though they were paid in full
THOMAS T. FIRTH,
422m Treasurer.
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IPuhlic-' %. l. ]

An let -tIrIit.. To- e dnie'.'s hos i.sIs
T.. !; enacted ~ tie :. atc afd Ii'G-e # Pen
re-. natives f tle n;trl state o. America u
eng e y ss-er.I,iie,i. Ih the Crnmi-Si"n ri
h brrrau &c i:..f gees and Etee'men Is u hG
zs.i aud directed To cpntinu- tn freedmen :
hcsi .iisis At kichrtOn;, Viz. in; Nirk burg,
iis-i-sirii: ard in the District n slunhi, =
.Iu.!iu.. III a-yIrn 'nr -cc,i a,i infrn fe-i,;'en
d EH orr, Az cl,ilir,n: irovdei, Thar the eN-
rs''-et e'e.s s.ail l. = III ty The CONF i--i' N"
Mt # h-ret'fre alnrupr ate! TOR the use
{ the hu g ": And uruvii.- further. II NJ stii
hospitals ehiIi be discontinued as sc.n as nay
. PR. tcabie in the .liscrrtivl Of tie Piesia. a
# III nj ell States.
Approved, April ], 1899.
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TPublic-No 81. I

An Act TO discontinue Sault Ste Marie as port
IF en'ry in the Superior district, and to estab-
Iish Narqre tie in lieu thereof
Be il enacted by the Senate and Honse of Eep-
re~entati Is OF the United states # America in
Cong es> ass-mb ed, That SAINT te. Marie, in the
district Of sui erior, Is hereby discontinued a a
port of ontIy, and that the port If entry for the
district be, and i, hereby, e-;atl, hed at Mar
querte at which place the collector Of he dis
trct >ha reside, and deputy collector shall re-
side at Sault ste. Marie.
SIC > Aud be it further enacted, That all
acts and parts # acts cnuaravening this set be.
and The same are hereby, repeaed. This act
shall take effect from and after the tenth day Of
May next
Approved April 10, 1869