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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-06
v,UaTOv STREET SEWER, FROM

VNULTON STREET SEWER, FROM
e THE NORTH SIDE OF SECOND ) REET
TO TIE STATEN ISLAND SOUND CORPOR.
ALTON NOTICE.
The undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
tn. c ty Covucil of the city of Eii2abe h to make
an asse,s ment ~ the whole amount OF the costs,
damages and expenses of constructing sewer fn
Fulton street, IRON the north side of Second
street 20 the Staten Island sound. heref give no
tice to all parties interested therin, that the re-
port Of the Commissioners has been this dav hled
in the office OF the City Cork for examination by
all parties intere-t-d Therein
All persons whose intere,t+ are affected By the
following named assessment are hereby notified
that the Commissioners will meetat the Commits
sionars' office. in the the CITY Hall, on Monday
evening" Februar. l. 1869, at I Z O'Clock, when
all pa ties interested will be hearu by them.
Gil kRLES A HIGGINS,
JOHN FLYNN.
BERNARD O'NEILL,
JAMES N. HYDE.
PHILIP A. DOUGHERT9,
Commissioners
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THE PHILOSOPHERS OF FOUFOUVILLE.
A humorous and satirical work, showing
mp the comic and ridiculous side of Fourier
ism, Socialism, and all the other isms Of the
day. 3 Price, 81 50.
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y.
The undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
the CT y Council OF the city OF Elizabeth 10 make
an assessment of the costs, damages md eSpen-
street Broadway and First street, hereby give
notice TO all parties interested therein, thai the
report of the Commissioners has been thi> day
filed in lie Office of the City Clerk for exanliua
tion by all parties Interested herein.
All persons whose int rests are affected by the
above named arse sment are hereby notified that
the Commissioners win meet NJ the Commission
ers' office in The City Hail. on Mo day. February
/, at half past nine O'Clock M. when all parties
Interested will he heard by them.
JOHN b. HON LAND,
WILLIAM STILES,
WILLIAM BALI.
WILLIAM LUST Err.
HARNAN GARCKEN,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-06
Commencing November 80, 1868.

LEAVE NEW YORK FOR EIIzABETH-At 5.45.
$40, 90. T15 35, S.t5, 30, 0. 9.15, 1910 II 30
4io, AS $40, 800, $50, 71o, $50, 500 Q, 1885,
and Ills P. NJ.
LEAv ELrzABETB FOR New Y0RK-Al 1926
5.32 545, $40, 705. 800 40 S.03 500 $50. 9,2c
80. 10 20 80, II az. II So NJ. i2.45. $780, ..
25 3.2 800 4.20. 4.35, 535, ) IS, 625, 635, T.3G
8. as, 9.21. 1918 p. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVING ELIZABETH WESTWARD FoRSTA-
TIoNs ON TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD oP NEW
JERSEY AND CONNECTING RoADs.
Evening star., 1869-08-31
THE CANAL NUISANCE.

few more projects for dealing with the
canal problem were brought forward in the
Councils last night, bat nothing was done.
The canal nuisance remains unabated, festsrip q
IN the sun, and affording first class argument
Tor the Caputal-movers. The proper way, a.
we have already urged, IL to clean IL out. put 4,
IN navigable and drainable order, and keep il
clean, leaving the question OF improving 1t on
grand scale or arching 1t for the future. 1t
Is imperative that it should be cleaned out ro,c.
ASIDE from other reasons which present them.
selves 1t is only necessary to say that IL not
cleaned soon the mud and sand gathering
within Its walls will effectually stop ND the
mouths of the sewers, and then with the sew.
age and sewage gases damned up look out for
smother National Hotel disorder in every street
In the city penetrated by a sewer. The causl
can be thoroughly cleaned for e75, 900, perphans
less, and when once cleaned II can be KENT
clean for 5000 year. Some Of the most re.
spoHsible parties in the city have off.rsd tn
Keep 1t dredsed for 5000 per year, and to de.
posite tne dredgings on the marshes south of
the White House, reclaiming the land there
and serving double sanitary purpose.
This is the short simple work 10 be accom-.
plished nor. The complicated plans proposeS
may nave merit but the trouble Is that there
are too many Of them; they all require great
deai OF money, and there are so many confiict.
ing interests involved that the Kilkenny firht
gong on among them serves simply 70 cripple
tne wnoie batch Ever since we have had any
Knowlsdge OF Council affairs, the Canal Com.
mittses OF the two Boards have been big with
projects for the improvement of the canal
Year after year there have been lengthy re.
ports, accompanied by elaborate maps, and
imposing tables Of figures, but nothing was
ever done-and the canal nutssnca ra,.in.
unaoated- This state of things cannot 20 on
longer. The canal must be cleaned now, what.
ever else may be done with it hereafter. Tue
income will at least pay the annual cost of
keeping II clean and the interest on the money
for cleaning it.
Evening star., 1869-08-31
- PAIHLxss DIGESTION.

No nsn. says Sir Ashley Coopsr, sought to
know oy his sens ations tn st he has stomach. "
in otter words, whom digestion is perfect there s
n timer pain or uneasiness in the region v asrs
IL takes p.acs. Nausea, want of appetite, n ,tu
ierey, sDVrosion sfier eating, shooting pains I'm
the eeess oum, a flushing Of the face A meal
tines apd 2 furred tongue fn the morrias. Ara
smon4 me direct sy mptoms OF indisestioo. Con.
sufauen bill ousness, headache, nervous irrita-
binty, physl:el weakness and low spirits, are its
olcati9pe % DYSPEPSIA, whether immsdiate OF
secspdAry, afe usually aggravated By hot ve ather
The close ofsummer Is therefore the seaIsn VII IN
the victim OF dyspepsis most urgently needs
tonic and regulating medicine. or course, every
invalid has many edvi.ers. Oae friend recon-
1ltituds Of counsellors there 10 not always
safety The STANDARD RBAEDy OF The PRESENT
HosrErTEssS sTrceSHAca f BfrrkRsss II sssAsirsi rims Is
that proves all things bas ostablished its
reputation on an fmpregusble foupdstiou.-
sent witnesses: No acrid Oil. or Scid denies its
stimulating principle; its tonic constituents are
the finest that botsntcal research has VET discov-
cred; combiass the properties of e.nels evacu-
ant, blood eeyurent, aud On anti bilious medi-
cine, with invieorsting qualities Of the highest
profession 70 be the sarest protection against al
c1seases that are produced or propaaated BY pes
tferous eir or unW holesome water that has ever
been used either In the United States or Tropical
IN cases o. constipation resulting from q want
the BlTTERe 10 perfectly marvellous; and with.
ont the dangerous sequences of 1ercury, it
reetores the disordered liver to . normal con.
ait1on au 36-eo3t&W
Evening star., 1869-08-31
ELIcrIoss IN sgrrkxnkR-roe first Of the

ELECTIONS IN SKPTzNBsR--rne first of the
siieS Of fall elections takes place in Califor-
nIa To- morrow, September I. Two judges OF
The Supreme Court, members Of the LsgisIa.
ture and county officers are 20 be chosen. Last
year General Grant carried the State by 51i.
In the present Legislature the Republicans
nave majority Of six in the Senate, and the
Democrats maJority OF twenty in the House
Denoera'ic majority on joint ballot fourteen
On the 7th of september Vermont votes for
Governor and State officers, aud on the 18th
Governor and State officers will be elected in
Maine. In the latter State General Grants
majority last year was y, ,OOO.
Evening star., 1869-08-31

TENNESSEE AND THE FIYrEESrH ANxNp.
AKST.-At Republican meeting in Nashville
on Saturday, resolutions were adopted calling
upon Gov. Senter 70 convene the old or ex-
Piring Legislature for the purpose of ratifying
the fifteenth amendment to the National Con.
stitution. Governor-eleet Senter writes to
friend here that he intends calling the present
Legislature together before tne,r terms of office
expire for that purpose. He says he believes
The amendment would be adopted by the new
Lesisla'ure, bat as long as i. Is in doubt, he
VIII make The matter sare by allowing the
present Legislature to disposs of AZ
Evening star., 1869-08-31

At South Bend, Indiana, there il a ehamn,o,
laugher-not smilef, merely, but a roous,
lausher. At The grin, the gunaw, the tit,er
the snicker, he h said to be, in his way, posi-.
lively an artist, and ready to hold the lists Of
eachination against ali eomers. Whereupon.
rs matter Of course, Cincinnati scornfuliv
denes south Bend. and through one Of her
newspapers proposes TO pit against him "Cspt
EDWARD Ryland, az the stssmsr Gov. Allen,
who VIII laugh him out Of eountenancs at the
very first interview -
Evening star., 1869-08-31

PoLIrICAL.-Scnator Morton will spsak at
Pittsburg for Geary on Thursday
The Memphis Avalanche pronounces def.
nitely for Emerson E:heridge TOR United States
Senator from Tennessee.
The report that the Irish Republic, the
New York organ Of the IRISH Republicans, was
about to sell out to the Democracy, is authorita.
lively denied.
There seems to be no doubt that Judse
OF Mississippi from the Conservative CONVEX :.
ton, which meets at Jackson on the 9Th of Sep.
tember.
Colonel Gillaspy, the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Iowa, begins a stumpine tour
Of that State ON Wednesday next He has
and Representative Voorhees, viii Join him a.
convenient places.
The election in Maine, which is to take
place next month, is drawing near, vet the
campaign Is very dull, though the contest Is
between three candidates. A few Republi.
was too lukewarm q temperance man, have
nominated q separate ticket.
The Houston (Texas) Times calculates that
in the November election there will be l25, QUO
registered voters, Of which SO,0pO will pe
whites. or this number 100000 will be polled,
and divided between the candidates tor Gov.
ernor as follows: Hamilton, Conservative,
1900; Davis, Radical, $4,000.
The following are the political conyen.
lions to be neld during the month Of Septem.
Der: Sept ,. Observation-Disclosures, at Mad.
lson, ana National, Temperance, at Chicago.
Sept g, MissIssippi-Conserva rvative, at JACK.
SON, and Wisconsin, Democratic, at Miiwau.
kee; Sept. 9, Minnesota-Republiban, at ST.
Paul; Sept. 81, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, at
jackson; Sept. %, sachusetts-Repubiican
at Worcester: Sept. ., Minnesota ota-Democratic,
at 81. Paul; Sept. %, New wYork-Republican,
at Syracuse.
Evening star., 1869-08-31
SCHOOL BILLS n TIE crrr CouHcrrs.-In

SCHOOL BILLS II THE CfTr CouNcrLs-In
NE Board Of Aldermen last evening the con-
sideratlon Of the bill establishing a High aud
Normal School was postponed one week. Mr..
Connolly offered q substitute for the bill,
which was referred TO the Committee on Pub.
lie Schools, and will come mp Tor consider.
alton at the same time as the original bill The
substitute requires the Trustees OF Public
Schools to establish q high school for edu.
eating the youth of eur city between the ages
Of twelve and eighteen years in the higher
branches or mathematics, natural sciences
English and classical literature, &C.; desig
mates the Franklin school building as the high
normal school of Washington enacts that 1t
shall be open for the male and female grad.
uates Of the several grammar schools of this
city, after they shall nave passed a successful
examination in such studies as may be REQ uired
by the Board OF Trustees, and for the first wear
shall be free to such of the sons and daughters $
OF citizens Of Washington as have not gradu.
ated from the grammar schools, provided they
are OF the age and have the qualifications re.
quired by the rules and regulations of the board
ofother pupils; provides for employment of
principal, at q salary of $500, together with
the necessary professors, teachers, and assist.
ants and appropristes $500 for the first years
expenses.
In the Board Of ofCommon Council, the bill de.
fining the duties OF the Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Schools was passed In the same form as by
the Board Of Aldermen
Evening star., 1869-08-31

NAroLEoN SIcK.-Napoleon is III, and the
Prince Imperial, who was TO accompany hi s
mother TO Constantinople, has been summoned
home in hot haste. In the event of the death
of the Emperor. it is deemed allies ,entiaI that
the Prince Imperial shalt be on the grouad in
readiness TO be at once proclaimed as Napoleon
lN-,'with Eu:enIe as Regent and N. Rouher as
her chief adviser. Late kilograms state that
health Of The Emperor Is improving, but he
has experienced so many ill turns OF late that
appears pretty certain he is breaking up
physically. He fondly hopes that the success
ION Will remain In his family, but IL Is not
doubted that formidable combinations have
been made In Francs TO put the power into
ether hands the moment of his death. The SEN
sitIye condition of the London stock market
shows that conyulsion is expected III Fran ce
whene yer he dies.
Evening star., 1869-08-31

For the quarter sndlag June %, 1869, the do
Inestic commodities shipped from New York
70 ssn francisco, VIA the Isthmus Of Panama,
amounted 10 slOOoo'eOO. and from San Fran.
ctsco TO New York s3,05s,u0
Evening star., 1869-08-31
MlNkD SCHOOLS.

The RepuJlieaa has a sensible article. deprs.
canng the introduction of mixed schools
white and black children in our public schools
under the same teacher. That paper holds that
public opinion is not ripe for 1T, and that il is
not desirable for either race under the present
state Of opinion and feeling. To this i. NAV be
sdded that the children of each color make
vastly more progress In separate schools than
wnen thrown together. This has been shown
everywhere that the test has been made And
tne operation OF the mixed school is necessarily
specially cisadvantageous 70 the coIored nm.
plis, VINO. having everything TO learn, are
brought INTO dIscouraging competition with
White children who have had many more ad
yantages.
The white schools and colored schools shouId
De put upon precisely the same footing; but the
interests OF both will be best served by keeping
'nem separate. In fact, the most strenuous
opponents Of mixed schools that we know are
The intelligent and thoughtful colored men of
this city, who have gwen most attention to the
SUBJECT They feel that wholesome self-reIi.
anoe and self-respect on the part of their race
are best encouraged by separate organizations.
Ihls has been demonstrated not only by the
success of the colored schools here but by their
nourishing churches, Sunday sc hools, Masonic
Odd Fellows, Temperance, beneficial, social
and other organizations II is safe to say that
they have advanced a hundred per cent in all
essentials of healthy progress bay ond what they
would had they been merged with whites in
these organizations and undertaking.
Evening star., 1869-08-31

Mr. L. N. Reavis. the great American Capt..
tsi-mover, Is being ridiculed By some Of the
Western papers, aAd, unkindsst cut Of all, by
the ST. Louis papers, who seem TO think he 10
overdoing the business
Evening star., 1869-08-31

The New York Tribune guesses that Secre.
tary Boutwell, means to keep mp the weekly
purchas es Of bonds and sales OF gold unui On.
rected by Congress to do otherwise, and heart.
lily trusts that such Is hrs purpose. Says the
Tribune .-.' The best answer TO the demagogue
cry that the debt can never be paid Is to per.
sist In steadily paying It."
Evening star., 1869-08-31

The Cape May Ware Is responsible for the
stAienent that "a a man can live a, Cape May
for one dollar day. (and his ex penses.s,
Evening star., 1869-08-31

There were one hundred and twenty-seven
deaths in Baluraore city during thep we.k.
Evening star., 1869-08-31
DRoPosALs FOB STATIONERY

Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
August lssg
sealed Proposals for furnishing sTATiON NY
sor sne use OF the United states Custom Il ouses
LOT ne year pdine June 50, ls7O will be recei ed
40 n,s - paItment until the ID day of September
Bank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The lids vim be considered and accepted or re-
0ostrect. ns.t be executed By the succ.s.ful
pic een within ten days after being called upon 90
g., The articles eontreeted for must be furnished
pnIsuant to orders from the Department. rSe
Snifs eusn, tues VII, however, be oailsd for tar-
Each proDossl must be signed By the in iiyidusl
or firm makinest, md be accomplished BY a bond
ylth sumeient sureties I'm the sum Of ten thousand
collars, ofe ooo approved By United States Of
ncer OF the district which the suretfes reside or
psrsSsnt csnd,iens1 1ssn sne sxecusiea ~ ae oV 1
contract Tor furnishing such portion on the Article
ss may be svarded under is. and the sssfor N ssos
An deliver win be subject % isspsction by ..
expert detailed for the purpose by the secretsrv
shs s. r e and the c:ys.y q AZ
Deliveries must be free Of charge 81 the rrsssury
Department. Washington.
The tealurs to cem0iy With any oas order under
entire Isssy Of sIs bond. or ass ssSsssary q sss
Lreesury nay direct tbs purchass IN ePcn msrkss
Of such Quantities OF any asffcbss shsl Be neoss
eeY tosoDply the deAcisncg ce1seA by sseh fsaiaro
Ss ses sseS L sSs Be found nsos:.srs sp;s1 % ess
ProSoss!c - sssose.saslsa bv . s.sisf.csory bona
vii rot bs considsrsd, snd eo1trsets viii bs
dealeisfn the erteles, GDc. O. BOUTWELL,.
au 9-eolm 6ecrstary Of the Treasury
Evening star., 1869-08-31

The products of the American fisheries re-
ceived into the United States during the quar-
ter ending June Both last, were from whales
s9.e6-,74s and the products Of other American
fisheries s36l $50.
Evening star., 1869-08-31

President GRANT AND FAMILY.-From the
Whitehurst gallery, i2i and 426 Pennsylvania
avenue, we have an excellent photograph OF
the well known engraving Of General Grant
and his family" This picture is much admired
on account Of the artistic grouping.
Evening star., 1869-08-31
= PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
SECOND DISTRICT.

SECOND DISTRICT.
One OF the Trustees vill be et the Miller School
at Q 80 a. m, from lss to 9Th Ssptembsr for the
purpose Of srsntiug tickets Of Admission to the
schools OF the District. su2s, =, 81, 81 sci as
NTfHonrsos'SIo 'IokI,. kIs. rREsEsvER AND
csob be hsd at wholesale ana retail ct the southwest
corner Of Sab and n SITS. ---- an H.lm
Evening star., 1869-08-31

baltimore FEMALE INSTITUTE
A IIkeT GLASS BOARDING SCHOOL
FOB YOUNG LADIES,
eltusted on Charles street avenue. Baltimore, Md
Every facility offered for . thoroush coIleaiste
edrcaion; Fall term opens eept 9Th.
SitSon, .. D., or Rev. b Peyton BroWr, Wash
ingeon, d. e., or Of the Principal,
Rev. J.ALIPPINCOTT j. A.
an II d6t6w4t Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1869-08-31

Caroline Richilgs has lost her baby.
Evening star., 1869-08-31
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOTICE -LoAas nesots.,ed uren pager Sc
~ eufeda ay RHAL ESTATE. All the neeesssry
s.,s.,S; p srss:r,s -s ss: s n0ses also 0S'
'''A'' On '''''"a sIts fStshI s6aRsRi. sSiis.
NEAL ESTATs BR0kER.
q Ii PERSONS kRIsRGh ARE hsRasf ns soTisGsp II isGi
not 20 trust my wife ON my aec .unt. ss win pay
and sa sc,se s q. without any 1fS1Oosti.1 mx,s -
EvERYBopY enOUsD HAVE OOPTHs OF
n Vice PSs.EH cS.I aas All SD. :Ssr and
itonal celebrities; al.o Of the great al tn
osp;o az the Wen I sse esa... :ns
chap. XIV and of ether psi intngs add statsary
HI HhRsf sss 1Ss
between Al and sth sis. ausO-2ts
SKCRIf AND eCROFULoUs DfeTAsTs
Sa on s skt& ssss .5s sud
Guiding all poisonous and auask Tedieinss
suII,.. 1sa st.. b.s..es S sS.ph aS and s,h.
kS. =. SAWYER. Magnets, Hesioe. and
~ Glsirvoyant Medium, can BE esssuIted at o.
snee @ street NORTH upon all business Of Import
no HOT DRsPAIR UNrIL TOU HAVE sIEN
- OLD Dr.. DARBY, on 7th strest, next odd
sssiio~s sasi Hall. he is successful when sll others
y n IS b q Hes,
ATI0kuBH AND OeUNSELLOR AT LAW
VIII practice in the supreme Court of the u.i
ted eeatee, the Court OF Claims and the Courta II
the District OF Columbia.
Smce, 24O Renna. ~. nue., bet 18th and 18th sts
The business Of the firm Of Hughes, Denver &
Reek viii be closed up By the partners Jointly.
u " 45s Oh street. between d and z.
The most skfllful and oldest -establis shed adver-
tstng physician for the treatment Of fEMALE
COMPLAINTS in the city. Ladies suffering from
In him. He guarantees . thorough cure. His fees
are moderate, and patients visiting no enc but
the Doctor. y1-u
NAfHAnI1L WILDON,
ATf0BNEY-AT-LAW,
HAS REA0vHD TO 10. 409 STREET,
my Att NEAB 7TH.
THE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR L1DT1e'
\ Cent?, and Ohfldrenb CAST on ClethiDG,
Boote, ehoes. etc ct y. Q. HARTOGBNSIs 2iI
th street, between End n. Any order through
DHILOSOPHY OF nARRIAGI,
J. new cenrse Of Lectures, as delivered st the
sablects How 20 live and what 10 live for; Youth.
9aturtty and Old Are; Manhood generally
viewed; The cause OF indigestion, satulence and
Neryoas diseases accounted for; Marriage philo-
sophically considered. 10.
Pocket volumes containing these lectures Will
be Forwarded to parties unable TO attend, on re-
ceipt Of four stamps, BY addressing elOReTARY,
Broadway, New York. mai7-Iy
Evening star., 1869-08-31
No'.Iss soUSSS5 VSE5x, AsD nAOaIsl

HABKEeSDUB0. WEST vIB0IuIA
We have on hand one PossAble Steam y MN
r tySo e. stss. s.ssr sslss ss p, s.sss vssss
S,isaslsf 81, f3 sersshias n.ehinss q herss Doysr:
3 hcrSS Sovsr or ondsr. fersops vsss,nrS IT, - nse
9see - of eeoon4 honA machfnssy, engines OF
EffsS 6os g - - e ell e. e 49, l.
Evening star., 1869-08-31
II y o And OTs
TY AND cow TRY
FOB SALE BIZ
o. p. BROWN & SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
COMM lSrz STREET AND Hrw YoRx AvxSux,

IWTH IM1 BUILDIHQ LOTS IN o. 2.
SroynI mbdiyision. H; Pleasant, are nov Of:
s6oat ham nils non u eisy INIT, sn ana Sejs.
cent e 18th street road, the faohiosshle dive Of
improvs1shn, 10 unS SualIed 81 m ctSer iocSNtyy
q tes sabqrls q veshingeon. The Lots r.l0s q
thcoe contemplating eapfy inyFO vemOH6 extra
Evening star., 1869-08-31

uS NEssEs, all sizss and styles, plain and
coIores from card 70 life size; also of living or de-
cease friends, from old Daeuerreoty pes or other
old pictures. made larger smailer. plain or col
oIed: go to whITkHQ RsT's. 42t-6 Pa ave.
bet Ia and Sth sts. On6spest first class Gallery in
the United States. Facilities unsurpassed. aas-3F
n~IhE TRUsTEEs OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
S for the FOURTH DIsTRlOT win issue
tfcAefs for admission to the schools of that Dis-
triet at the Gramm At School BuildinR. on 9th ct.
vest, between ID and q streets south st O'clock
I'd end Sd. an ss "a
Evening star., 1869-08-31

NAVY DEPABTMENT,
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
WAsHIYsIoS.D;C Q, August Is, 1869.
POeTPONEMENT OF OPENING OP BIDS FOR
HAyAL HOSPITAL, ANNAPOLIS, MARY-
Proposals fer Naval Hospital, Anna polls, Nd,
Will be opened in the presence OF tee bidders. ct
the Navy Depar mept. at noon OF WEDNESDAY,,
September {, 1868, instead Of the 3 st Instant
WM II WOOD,
au2810t Chiof OF Bureau,
~TBE DATE OF OPENING THE BIDS
above referred to is fu Their postp util noon
Of ofW1DNESpAY,s September Is, 1859
WM. NJ. WOOD,
au3l Chief of Bureau.