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@ o l. y nj B Ia.
THE GOLD BILL SIGNED BY TIE
GOVERNOR.
THE PHOSPHATE MONOPOLY BILL
WILL PASS.
rAxEs FOR rllH COMING YEAR.
General Legislative Proceedings.

ESPECIAL TELEoRAa TO THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA DCCembpr j 4
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9.S~ IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and oil kinds OF WRAPPING PAPERS go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 15d Meeting street, oppo.
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C.
uecli UmOS
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Spceiul Notices.

G:o~ FREE EXIIIBITION.-AT NEUF-
VILE & lIANNAM'S, No. 0 Broad street, q
Beautiful and elegant Christmas Prcsen,-a pair
OF very fine LANDSCAPES, by John a. barker.
Jr, member New York Academy. If not sold by
the 25th, will be rancd for by % numbers, at So
each. ,lccIs 1+
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10 N OTTO E.-TIIREE MONTHS
after date application will be made to the Bank OF
Charleston for renewal OF the following CERTiFI.
GATES, for forty-fivc whole anu forty four half
Shares OF the capital stock of said Bank, standing
In the name Of Dr. ALFRED RAOUI, the original
Scrip having been destroyed by fire:
No. 69l0 for Shares
No Gol9 for Shares.
No. 1O7s for &c Shares
No. 1000 for IL Shares
No. 1921 for l Sh.ic,
And No. 1927 for forty-four half Shares.
OCtlS lnmO3
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TOFSICIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATE.
Pulsed ct the Third .S-sion ofhs forti-th
t0HgrcSS.
public-No Isl


An Act to locate and establish an assay office in
the Tefrit Ty of Idaho.
| Belt enacted 10y the senate and House of Rep.
| re1entaiives eff the United states of America N
! Congress assembled, that a United States assay
Office be located AID e-tab ed at BOISE ty, in
the Territory of ldahn, Tor tie ing of Gold
and liver For the carrying on Of the business
said office the following officers shall be pom ed
as soon rs the pub ir iuterist shall require their
service, up n the nomination of the President by
and with the aDyre AM consent of the Senate,
| namely; Ore suierintenlent. one a--Hye. aud
Onr meter and rehner, and two clerks, and the
| super iutendeut may employ a many subordinate
workinen ahd tab re an ter th- iicctl "a oi the
Secretary OF the Treasury, rs may be required.
! Ia" salaries Of said officers and clerks shall lie a
foil Tvs: To the superintendent, the sum OF two
I Thousand q liars; to the a->iyer, the sum Il
eighteen hundred d,llars: to the meter and REIN
er. eighteen huuiret dollars to the eli ks "ne
| eiahtrc hundred dollars and one sixteen nun
drel dollars; to the subordinate wOrknen aud
lab rers such wages and allowances ~ aye custo-
mary. according 10 their respective stations and
occupations.
SIC And he it further enacted That the
officers and clerks t. he appointed under this act
before entering upon the execute Of their officers,
shall take au oath Of aiirmati n hefj.e some
judge # the Unit i >tates or Of the supreme
cvurt of said Territory. prescribed 10y the act
IF July -ecoui, eighteen hun !red and sjNty-txo,
AMI each become Il uud To- th. United States Of
America, with one or moe sHretlcs, to the
satisfaction If the director uf the mint or Of
one - the judges II the supreme court uf Idaho
Territory and f the Sc rctt y Of the Tres ury.
with the condition 81 lhe faithful performance OF
the duties Of heir uiijrr.
SEC. 3. And he il further enacted. That the
general difecti e tie br>in~S- ef said assay Office
Il the United states sha ha uudrr the control and
regulations # the director If he mint at Pha-
irlihii sulJect to the apprnbari n If the Srcrets
~: and FIR tA't pu':"'s- It shall be the duiy f the
said director /" prescribe >ur! r"gu ttous. and to
require u returns Teri lie tly IN ucra aullly
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An Act 70 email, the Holly, Wuyn4 and Monroe
Egiiway Company ia The state If Michigan. to
have I've sEOscllls n 10 its capital stock duly
STAMPED.
lie it c'Iactei ~ The Senate and House # Rep.
rc.eutatiyCs OF the United States f Ar erica in
Congress assembled, That the president If the
board Of director. # tn- Holly, Navue, and Mon
roe Railway Cunllany. in the state II tiich gan.
"r any director Of said company, NAV appear he
fore the collie rtor Of The revenue II the frtf con
gression4l district If the State Of Michigan ~ any
time 2 ior 10 the first day of My eighteen hun
bred and six y-nire with the subscriptions I, The
capital stock If said company, and the said col
lectlr shall. un.n the p-yment Of the prone!
stamps required 10y law. affix the proper staunps
TO sad subscription % said capital stock and nutc
upon the margin the.e'f the time of his doing;
and he shall also cancel and note upon the margin
thereof aforesaid all such Stamps as have
already been affixed ami not duly cancelled: and
the said sub c-ptiuns to the capital stock Of said
company shall the coupon be held good aud yali!
10 al intents aud purposes, and IN ~ be used in
all courts and places in the same manner and with
Ike effects as if they had been originally duly
stamped.
Approved, February 10. 1869.
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Speaker Of the Ii0us, If Re res.niatIycs.
u VALE


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An act to establish the collection district Of
Arno>toak in the state ui Maine, ami to more
accurately define the bound Iies # the district
OF Newark, New Jersey.
b. il enacted by the senate and House Of Re-
representatives. OF the United States of America in
Congress ascent led. That that partition Of the
stale Of Maine now included within the limits Of
the county Of Art,-tDpk be, aud he same 3, here.
10y. constituted cu-tuns colo, tion district to he
called the district # Arousto,k, of which Houlton
in the said county. shall he the only port II
eutry.
~. >. Auj De II further enacted. That a col
hector Of custom shall bc appointed for the said
district who shsN reside at said port Of entry,
and shalt lr entitled To the same comp n.ation
that j. all wed rn other collectors ofcu>tnms IN the
u rth.ru. northeastern, ant northwestern from.
tiers Of the United states iy the second section e
the act approved June -evcntcenth eighteen
hun he aul siXty-fur: Provided That the aCgre-
gate maximum mpen~aton If the collector a
Ar vsronI .hall not exceed fifteen hundred dol
lus and which shall lie the entire cOEI eusation
aih.wci
Sc. 3. And be il further enacted. That the
district # " ~ark, in the state Of New JERSEY
sall be extended 80 a. 10 embrace all the waters
-ud shore. Of Nrwngk hl and the rivers and bays
tributary thereto, the northern shore Of the
-.rUt or passage known as Kill Van Kull. and all
that part pt be western shore Il the strait or pas
SO, known Is Staten I!pui sound, or Arthur
XII. which les FORTH If Ike nur'h,fn boundary
line Of the town f Railway.
APP owed, Febru' ry22 1850.
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In the fiou,c Of Representatives, u. g., rebruar,


%, 1859.
The PRECEDENT If the United States, having 70.
turned to the House Il Representatives, in which
it originated, the bill entitled 'Anset regulating
the duties ON imported copper aud copper ores, T"
with his objections thereto, the House If Repre-
seutatives pIeceeded IN pursuance IL to. Cunsti.
tut on, 10 reconsider the saine aud
Resolved, That the hill do ptsH. tpothirls II
the House q koprcs'piati,cs agteeng 10 lass the
same. EDWARD McplItRSON,
Attest, Clerk n Il L. q.
In the Senate Of the United States, February
2ith. 1859
Tie Senate having proc,c 'lcd, IN pursuance u
the Constitution, &C. reconsider tie bin entitled
AN act regulating the dutiy. n imported cop.
per and copper ores" returned 20 the ll1usn u
Representatives by the President VI the United
States will. his objection, and sent hy the
House Of Representatives To tho senate, with tic
message { the Pres dent returning the bill:
Resolved, That the bill DO rass, twU.lhirds Il
the senate agreeing to p,., the zane
Attest: GEORGE g, GuRiiAN,
Secretary the senate, 4. =.
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roved, February 10. 1869.

An Act TO ESTABLISH a certain post road in the
state Of Connecticut.
BE it enacted BY III. Senate anil House Of Re-
personalities Of tho United States Of America in
Cong assembled. That the consent Of Congress
be, and the .ane is hereby given to the a. ection
Of draw bridge over the Connecticut river, nj or
near Nj ii.stown, in the Stat. e Connecticut, hy
the New Haven, Middletown, and Williman,c
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Approved February %. 1859.
'puhlc-No. %
IA Act regulating the drtie, on imported copper

IEnt-Np. ~.
A Act regulating the drtie, On imported copper
and copper orrs
BE il enacted hy the : nate and II lrsa u Rep
resentttives II the United states Il America H.
Congress assembled. That from aud after tie ra-.
sage II TIL, act in lea Of the duties hcr,t frr
Imposed ly Law on the articles hereinafter u,,l-
TONED there slail be levied collected aud aid ~
the eTtic - herein enumerated aud provided for.
imported from foreign cuuntt les, the following
specified drtics AMI -i'es daty. that i 10 siy
On vi copper imported Ia the FORM It "rC-. thfto
cents each pound ofhuc copper couiansl therein;
all rc-ulas of copper, aEa ou ali % ack
COZ per four cents oa each pound Of fine copper
contained therein ou all cd copper fit only for
re-mauUfSciure faF c.utsper pound; on all cGfpr
in plates has iUgts pigs. and in other forms
not manufactured or herein enumerafst includiu. !,
sulphate If copper or blue ,itriol, five cents pen
pound: on copper in rolled plates called brazicrs
Cope, sheets, reds, pipes and copper bottoms.
eyelets, and all manufactures Of copper. or II
which copper shall lee a component of chief value,
not otherwise herein provided for, forty.rve per
een:um al valorea Proriisd, That the increased
duty imposed by this act thall not apply to any of
the articles therein enumerated which shall have
besn in course Of tr.ns.t to the United Staos aud
actually on shipbo,rd on the nineteenth Of Janu-
nry, eighteen hundren and .ixfy.nne.
SCHUYLER COIFAX
Speaker Of tbs House -f Representatives.
. u y. WADE, =.
Pre,d. nj II the Senate pre- tempore.
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Railroad Company, in accordance with the terms
a resolution passed by the general assembly ii
sad State. at the Ma, session thereof, A. d.
eightc en- huntr Il and si1ty-eght, amtndatory OF
the charter Of said railroad company.
SEC 2 All he il further enacted, That said
bridge when completed in the manner specified
in SAID resolution, and in the place amt in ncc,rd
ancs with the plans Of the board Of engineers IN
he appointed in confbrmi ~ TO the resolution aiure-
sad, and in accprdance with the requirements Of
the second sortIou of the resolution of the general
and taken to he legal structure, and shalt with
the railroad of which it i To be part, lie I, st
road fpr tire transmission Of the mails Of the
United ates
SIC. And he it further enacted, That Con-
gress reserves the right TO withdraw the assent
h,r.hv given. in case the free navigation of said
river shall 1t any time be substantially aud NATE
rally olsfructrd by any br dgr to he erected
under the authuIity a. sud resolution.
SCilulLtR COIFAN,
Speaker of the House of representatives.
-. =. WADE,
President of7he Senate PRO temp0re
I'm 'orsed by the President: "keceiyed Feb
ruary :, 1859 -
Note by the Department Of state. The fire.
gni' act haviI Z been presented t. the Pre>i lent
Of the United states FIR his approval, and not
h,viuc been return'd by him 10 the houss Of Con-
erc>s IN which it originated within the time pre-
scr.bed by the Constitution OF thu Uuited states,
has become Il law withuut his approval
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No GoLD Hill News last evening
What's the matter, Uncle Phil Got Mon
GAYS issue, but none Of TUESDAY. Mast be
getting lazy-or is it the Spring fever:
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SHAwLs AND PRINTs AT OLC0vICH's.-
The Messrs. Oicovich have jast received a
large invoice Of the sort Of goods which
should command the attention Of our lady
friends. Elegant shawls aud prints Of the
newest and most fashionable patterns are
among these lately received goods. OF
course the fair sex vii die Of curiosity until
they get sight at them. see advertise
meut.
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4 Duel IN SAN FRANCGsCo-F the
San Francisco Times of last Saturday We
clip the following:
The sunny hour of six, on Thursday morn
ing witnessed an interesting li.'le duel Of
half an hOur's duration in the vicinity of Lone
Mountain Cemetery, between two gentlemen
of the highest ectabi}itv-short-sword
being the weapons uesd. The conaueror
hot-blooded young Frenehman OF about TWEEN
tv-two summers, and member Of an old
and much respected baronial family, ap-
peared TO be an expect With the paythings
used, and conducted himself with an intre-
p!dity that would have done credit to war
rior Of the oijel .is1e; while the elder al
though not entirslyr backward" at once
perceived hat he-had no pebian to contend
against. 1t a lounge from the sword of the
Bohemian, which was rather clumsily and
JnsuecesSblly parted by his antagonist, he
succeeded in disarming the latter, and al the
same time inserting his weapon in the flesh,
an inch below the heart, but coming in con-
tact with rib. glanced off, tearing the flesh
about an inch and entering the. ann above
the elbow, thereby inflicting If not danger
ous, yet very painful wound, and causing
much blood to 90 to waste. This ended the
combat, as both appeared weak from exhaust
ioa and loss Of blood and matters were
satisfactorily rectlfed. Cause Of dispute, as
usual-a lady. We Withhold the names OF the
parties, "a we are assured neither one IS de-
:irous of "-aHsPaper notoritt-." .FaE
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Put lic-\o. 90
An Act to estahii h cer'ain post rosd in the
state If c ftnrctcut.

Put HC-\o. ~.
An Act to estab,i h a crrtain post road in the
state # uncCiicUt.
BE it cEart,d by the Senate and House Il Rep.
rcsrntativcs of the United STATES Of America in
Congress assembled. Tint the consent II Congress
be, and the same i h'reby given to the erection
of a drtwbrfdgr over the Connecticut river, ia
the State OF Connecticut. by the Shore inc
Railway Company IN ace triance with the term.
Of 4 res1u ion passed y the general assembly II
eighteen hundred and sixty eight, Rmcndatory
Of the charter Il sad railroad company
sec. And hr ~ further enacted That said
bridge, when cmplet-d ia the maHucr speCiiie II
in laid -. luton, and in tue place aud in accord.
auCc wi il the plans { the board - engineers aI-
pointed ia Conf1rmi'y t. III" resolution aforesaid,
and in cr,rdsnce with the requirements uf thr.
sec nj section # the res ution # the general
assembly e the State aforesaid. shall be deemed
and taken 10 be q legal structure. and shall with
IL. railroad # winch it j. to be Fart. be p 81
road 'or he trausIUi. son # the mails u the
Unite l. .::ttos
Sc, > Aud be it further enacted. that Com
grc-s reserves t.e right To- withdraw the assent
harcb. g,veh in case the fire." ua,i-atiun uf said
river shall At sgy time br substantially and ma.
rerieliv ot.5ructrd by any bridc. u be eY.ct-d
uni-r Ne authority II sad resolution.
SCHUYLER COLFAN,
Speaker of the House If lie reseufstivcs.
IF WADE.
President 81 the Senate yro tempor..
Endorsed by the President " Received Feb
Tuary sth. $50
.NJ'e - the nepar met &c State fore
going act having been presented to tile Pres dent
having been returned hy HIM to the house Of
Congress in which il originated within the time
prescribed 10y the Cons Itution e the United
States, la, become law without his approval
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.UFRo1c grnDy-S,v. the WASHING,

Il aFNTIV VI Ut = VIIr " is IIIII-l -VII
Chronicle Of the 18th inst.
Secretary Borie has made official recogni-
lion Of the heroic services of NidShipman
+. B. NJ. Mason. not long since member Of
he Naval Academy at Annapolis, for saving
the lives Of two enlisted men, in the harbor
Of Rio de Janeiro, on the Sth Of February
last.
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BOUND FOR THE PooR Mans PARADISE
4 party Of emigrants from Sacramento pass
ed through our town, Yesterday, en- route for
White Pine. They consist of two tennis
heavily loaded with men, and all the ncces-
saries Of camp life for the long journey.
They were twenty days from Sacramento to
this Place. being iast ten days crossing the
Summit OF the Paccrville route. They look
hearty and seem to have the pnck and mus
Gle to brave the storms and ups and downs
of the &" Great East"
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THE DAILY APPEAL

AcCiprsT-SrAGE UPsEr-PAINFrL In.
1URrEs-On Monday, Billy Wilson took a
party of Odd Fellows TO the celebration
at Genoa. Coming back about halfpast
three, yesterday morning, the vehicle got up
set between Mallory's place and Genoa; and
Billy, hanging on to the reius like a hero
got dragged some distance by the horses, and
sustained the fracture of twn or three Of the
small ribs Of his right side. Mr.. John Ris-
don, blacksmith. who was one Of the inside
passengers had his right shoulder dislocated
Wilson is at homs. as comfort able as a man
with broken ribs can be expected to be, and
Risdon is getting along on the shoulder ;,
equally we'll. One nr two others were brui
sed, bit not seriously. The wrecked travel
ers ct home in a wagon procured from
Genoa.
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THE FIRST MINING LAND PATENT that
ha. vet been received in this State was shown
TO us Yesterday by Capt. F. D. Todd Of the
Land Office. Il is handsomely gotten up
with a signe'te representing all sorts Of
,California) mining and is a very neat affair
altogether. This one is in favor Of the
"Fittr-six mining company of Humboldt
county.
THE Opp FELLOWS CELEBRATION at
Genoa was very pleasant affair. Partci-
pants therein say their Genoese brethren did
the thing up eleGantly-nice party, nice sup
per, nice everything. Sorry that the capsize
Of Billy's coach should have happened to
mar the general satisfaction.
y HAS RgEN decided by Attorney General
Noar the Secretary Borie's construction Of
tn. Eight hour law is correct-that those
who work only eight hours must be paid ae-
coriinglv. Correct.
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es- This space was rUld 90 e. G.
II ASTlNG & co, t-uDerbsIIs
10 HEusTON, H,sIiNGs a Coz the
fashionable Cloth rr-. but owing 60
the press oi busur.s. caused by the
great Inducements ol, vel 90 la, ere,
thcy have no time ~ write advertise.
M at, at present. aP;.G
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NEw PAPERS, PERToDIC,Ls, &C.-Mr.
John G. Fox has laid upon our table a
great budget Of late Eastern papers and
periodicals, among which are Godey's
Lady's Book for May; Appteton's Journal,
anew weekly publication, nicely gotten up,
with illustrations (weekly called "Caronns"
by the over ambitious editor) and made pc
culiarly attractive BY new story by Victor
Hugo. The man who laughs" or as we
say in French, L'homme qui rit." The
New York Ledger; Harprr's Weekly !;
Hearth and Home; Frank Lo.lin's Illus
trated; New York Clipper; Street and
Smiths New York Weekly; Leslie's Chin
ney Corner; and that charming nursery
companion and propagation of the refined
sensbilitie., the National Police Gazette.
are among the number; and they can each
and all be procured at Mr.. Fox's counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27
GEORGETOWN.


TIE CUMBERLAND Goal Trade BIZ CANAL.
News has been received here from Cumberisnt
that the boatmens strike 10 virtu ally ended,
they having receded from their demands for ten
cents per ton additional, and acceded to ths
terms Of the coal companies to ship at the old
mence on the 10th Of April The first boat 10 sd
Of coal direct from Cumberland shipped this
spring, was received by Mayf field Heiston,
Of Georgetown, on Thursday, BY boat W. r
Snow.
M8RcHAHrs' ExcHAxeR.-The offerings were
large and sales brisk on Change this morning.
We quote Oherings-5,&7& bushels red wheat,
2,ic0 bushels corn, and Us bushels meal. Sales
-Wheat-a500 bushels at 81 as, AS bushels q,
s206 7lO bushels at saIa. Corn-I,lOO busnsI =
Al IS cents, 100 bushels (damaged) at 90 cents
Meal-175 bushels At IS cents. The following ID
q summary Of the sales on Change since the
opening, on the 18th SIS
bushels a. Sl.75a2 -. Corn-3.170 bushels AT
75as0 cents. Meal-i75 bushels At 70 cents.
SALE OF REAL Estate John J. B,gue,
real estate agent, yesterday sold q two-story
on the west side of Washington street, bet Weeu
Dunbarton and Gay streets, to Major W. A.
E'derkin, United States army, for % 500.
DRovsRs REsT.-The following w-rs tue
sales at this mart yesterday: 80 head of cattle
AT 50 70 seas per 100 lbs. gross 6QJ sheep a,
% to $3.50 per 100 lbs, gross.
THE FLOUR MARKEr.-Duriug the pas
week the hour market has been firm but actI e.
tne following prices ruling: Family, 81, SO to
50 TO $50; Canal Family, SO TO sIi, Extra 81 to
$3.50; Superfine, Sc.
RIVER FRoNT-Entered-Stea Valley
C.ty, Chichester, New York, and Thorn IS +
Cahill. Maith. Baltimore, with merchaudis g
for District merchants.