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A RESOLUTION to authorize the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO change the name OF the steam yacht
"Fanny"
Resolved BY hs Senate and Houss Of Repre-
ssstafirss of the United states Of Imsriea IN Con.
gress That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be- and he Is hereby. authorized 10 change the
name of the steam yacht Fanny" owned by Chas.
II. Mallory, OF Mystic, Connecticut, rs appers lap
pearsI by permanent enrolment number twenty
tuo Issued at Stonngton, Connecticut, May twenty
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty.eght, to that
OF "W. NJ. Tweed" and 10 grant said vessel an en-.
rollment and license In said name, the said vessel
being q pleasure yacht only, and not engaged In
commercial or other business.
Approved, July !, 1870.
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AN ACT 10 relinquish the interest OF the United
States In certain lands 10 the city and county oil
San Francisco.
Be 10 srsct,d by hs Senate and House Of Rsprsssn.
asa mbisd That all the right and title Of the United
States 10 the military reservation In the city ana
county OF sun Francisco In the state OF California,
known rs the Point San jose military reservation,
be, and the hereby, rellnqushed and
granted TO the said city and county, and It's suc-
cessors. FOR the and purposes rs follows First
To maintain all streets and alleys M now lad out
upon the Official map Of the city 81 San Francisco.
second And then in trust to grant and convey the
remainder Of said lands 10 the parties seyeruly who
are at che date OF the passage Of this act In the
actual bona hde pysss.son thereSt oy ~, usmseN s
81 held and possessed by thern or who, " they
have not such possession, were deprived thereof by
the United States military authorities when they
ton, or were deprived there's by intruders or tres.
passers against whom possession may DO recovered
by legal process. Third. To have and To hold nj!
the residue NJ any, OF such lands, for the use and
benefit IL said city, there being excepted nom this
reiinquishment and grant all that certain pice or
parcel Of land, portion OF said reservation, and
which Is bounded and described as folh We, vil !
commencing at q point In the mean lOw-water shore-
line OF the bay or entrance 10 the bay ar Ban Fran
cisco, east Of the promontory Of Point San jose,
where the sane Is intersected by the westerly line
along the said westerly line of Van Ness avenue to
its inter section nth the northern side Of LAY sreet
thence westerly along the north side OF Bay street
10 its intersection with the eastern line OF Laguna
street thence northernly along the said eastern
line OF street 10 the westerly shore thence
In a northeasterly, easter y, southeasterly, and
southerly direction, following the said shore-lne.
and including the entire water mont between La
guna street and Van Ness avenue, TO the point or
D ace Of beginning.
SIC. 2. lad BE- "a farther snsetsd, That nothing
In this act contained shall interfere with or preu.
dice any valid adverse right claim, II such exist,
10 aid land or any part thereof, whether derived
nom Spain, Mexico, or the United States, or pre-
elude an examination and adjustment thereof by
the courts
SIC. D Ind Be u further sssef,d. That all laws
and parts Of laws In conflict with the provisions Of
this act be, and the same are hereby, declared In.
applicable 10 the lands herein above relinquished
and granted
Approved, July I, $50.
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Any person In want OF Honorable Employment
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STATE OF MAINE.
Rssoirs relative 10 STATE isdssfrsi SsAssifsv Orb.

Received. That Il 10 essential TO the highest In
terests OF the state that MEASURES ahoud Be taken
at the carlsst practicable day, to establish In
dustriai school Tor girls, In accordance With the
recommendations Of Hon George b. Barrow. CON-
lAture Of eighteen hundred and siIty.seven, 10 In
vestigats the principles and operaiions OF sssh
lnstitutionsi and Win . view Of securing eo-ope-
Council are hereby directed 20 Invite and receive
propositions from any town or city desiring 10 have
iuoh institution located within their ilmits and 10
report the same TO the next Legislature.
Improved March 9Th, iscs)
STATE OF MAINE, sEcREfARr's 0vyicE,(
AueusfA, July IL 1853.
PROPOSALS within :he scops OF the foregoing
L Resolve are hereby invited. and may be sent 70
The once Of the Secretary OF btats.
BY order Of the Governor and Council.
FRANKLIN n. DRBw,
a Secretary Of STATE.
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For all tho purposes Of o. IAxativs
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IGNORANCE OF auAcx DOCTORS AND SosrsuM

ThrousA ths isposnos q The osaeh Dosso., knowing %
otbe, rmedy. be relies upon MsscrsT, end ves 10 oil
bic paii<nu In Pulls, Drpss, he % he Notrsn mats,
equally ignorsnt adds 70 his soosei Extrsrts spseoe,
Antidcts he. both relying upoo he effects In curing ~
IN husdrd, b trumpeted In various vays thrssboas
the land but alas nothing 10 all Of the halAncs sons
OF whom de- ohers Grow vcrse, and AZ len 10 nses and
snes Zoe moana year, until vlirved earcd, pos-
sIble, by competent physicssns.
But ALL oGkcKs ARE NOT IGNORANT.
Notwithstanding the fsegons heta are knosn 10 soms
quack doctor and postum mskers y, regardless OF Tie
liz and health Of othe hsrs thor Among ihsn sho
win perure Themselves cootrsdicnf giving mercury
10 their patients, hat y contained In sir postruns,
% t he .usual e" may be obtAnrd fs prossedy cur
Ing oe "the dollar "fsetioa d H. may b oftaipsd
Coz the postrim. u 10 thus that many deceived.
also. and usiessy spend large amounts a experiments
viii qusckey.
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charres are veSy moiesste. Commentaries saediy ono
ndenta and al may r,y On him with he stnetest - w.
y and confidence, whatever may be the dissAss, eodoo
o. situation Of any one, married % single.
Meiiens sent By NAH and EIpsess 10 al psrs Of the
United States.
All t,,n requiring sdves must contain one dollar 70 In
answer.
Boston, Jan. ]. 1870
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OFFICIAL.
AN ACT in relation "a circuit courts.

Laws Of sho United ssss.s ps,ssd .. che
Second Session OF the forty-ftrst Con-
groas.
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Pernape no ono mout
cine Is so universally 70
quired by everybody .,
O cathartic, nor was evel
any before so universal
ly adopted Into use, In
every country and among
all classes, a. this mild
but efficient purgatiyt
Pun. Tho obvious rca'
son Is, that lt IL Q more re
liable and far more effec'
tuL remedy than any
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A RESOLUTION providing for the admission Of
nhntn,cranha for exhibition free OF duty.

RESOLUTION providing Tor the admission OF
photographs for exhibition free OF duty.
Resolved BY fhs Ssrats and House Of Rsrresen-
tatires Of hs Urisd states Of Imsrioa ~ Congss.
assembled. That all photographic pictures imported
into the United States for exhibition ut the National
Photographic Association Of the United States, to
be held at Cleveland Ohio, commencing June seven.
eighteen hundred and seventy and not Intended for
sale, shall be admitted free OF duty under such
rules and regulations the Secretary or the Treas
ury shall prescribe PROVIDED, That bonds shall be
Civ for the payment TO the United States oil such
duties as are now imposed by law upon any and all
Of such pictures shall not be reexported prior TO
the first day OF October.
Approved, July I, 1870.
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x.i.taeS.rd .adrerfsse,ssessss.

N POND k-srs &c sale Psncbrtes, Melsieous. Or
w gan., and Musk stools Having bsen engaged in
he manufacture and sale q PAnotos S the last eight
e~n y-r, he te-h pr,psrd to rieot god Instruments
All PlAnos si by him carefully seectcd In Boston.
Aka Orr.ns Made by n D. a n. W. smith, soh II re
ducsd prices. PiAbObrtes md Meseseoos " ke Id
.sr.u,~u,,. r,t~lr~d orier. &c rrsIss BY J. IL CLARE
a Purti.nd IA silh HIM, OF NO. 4 CRYSTAL AL
CADE, up s,arsl BklisioSd. Maine. III
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AN ACT In relation 10 circuit courts.
he 10 sssefsf By ns Senate ssd Hssse Of Repre-.
gr,ss sssssisd, That nothing in the "Act 70 amend
the Judicial system Of the United 6tates" approved
April ten, eighteen hundred and slxty-nlne, shall
be construed 10 require circuit court 10 be held In
any ndcial district In which eircait court vss moi
required ~ be held by previously existing Law.
Approved, July I, 1910.
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A RESOLUTION for the relief Of certain officer

A RESOLUTION for the relief Of certain officers Of
the navy.
Resolved BY hs Senate and House Of Represe"fa-
fires sTfAs U.tsd STATES Issrtoa IN Congrsss as
ssmbiss. That the Secretary OF the Navy 10 hereby
authorized 10 organize board Of three officers, not
below the grade OF rear-admiral, who shall examine
into the cases Of such officers a. may deem them
selves unlustly passed over by promotions made In
conformity with the act OF Congress, approved July
twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sixty-six. This
board shall report their conclusions to the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, who shall report the same to Con-
gress.
Approved, July |, 1870.
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A RESOLUTION concerning the pay Of custom Of
hccrs In North Carolina.
Rsseiped By hs Senate and Bssss Of Rsyysssnfe
tires 81 tAs Unifsd States of /nsrsoa ~ csnCss'
ss.ersbisd, That the act OF the tventy-dnh OF Feb
ruary, eighteen hundred and sixty-ssven, entitled
"An act relative TO collection districts IN North
Carolina In the first sectioo and the last clauss
before the proviso, shall be, and hereby Is, @
amended rs 10 include the words "and commis
sions' aitsr the word "fees."
Approved, July I, 1870.
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ouAcK NoSrRuN.NAKERs.

tAroseh hlse certihcaies and revee> and rsrnssAs.
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tionaly injured fos life.
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Who kpow lhtis q ts naturs and ekasscs Special Dc
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
THE MAINE ELECTION.

We preudged the Republicans OF Maine as
equal to anything, including the beating of
themselves; but that seems beyond their
strength.
They can hardly repeat the attempt under
more favorable auspices than this year. In
the first place, Gen. Chamberlain, their pres
ent Governor, is not a very stringent Pro-
hibitionst so those who are saw fit torun Tenn
perance candidate against him last year, and thus
draw Off4 743 votes from Chamberlain. Thisyear,
the Republican candidate is Sidney Perham,
through PrOhibitiOnist from the start, who was
nominated by a small majority over Gen. Hersey,
who is very popular in his section and with the
Union soldiers everywhere, and whose defeat
in the nomination has been savagely resented
at the polls. In the Ist (and closest) Congress
District, the Hon. John Lynchs reelection was
opposed Oh the assumption that he has had
three terms already, and that York County
ought to have her "turn" this time. His
opponent w. 2. Haines, is very rich and
popular, resides in York County, and was
warmly supported by one of its Republican
journals This is one of the districts counted
on to give the Sham Democracy the next
House but that was a miscount, and not one
of that commOner sort whereby they largely
profit.
AS if there were not already distractions
enough, Gen. Chamberlain was brought for
ward as a candidate for the U. S. Senate in
place OF the Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,, whose term
expires with the present Congress- and the
Democrats in each city and several townships
ran candidates for the Legislature pledged
to support Chamberlain, and thus secured
the votes of the Chamberlain Republicans.
Many Republican towns have thus been car
ried, not only on the Legislative but also on
the State and Congress tickets.
With all these sdewinds to help them, the
adversary should have carried the State, or at
least Lynch's district; but they have in
fact accomplished nothing that will avail
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
DRUNlfIYG FOR BRITISH HOUSES.


An Alabama late Rebel now Conservative"
but always pro-Slavery and anti-Protective
journal, joyfully announces that
"The Democratic Congress Committee have hit upon
new style OF campaign document Upon sheet OF
pasteboard they have arranged number Of samples OF
dry goods after the manner OF jobbing houses and
der printed the gold value Of the abroad,
and also the figures which represent the increase in price
to aborng classes on account Of the Radical Tariff"
As the British manufacturers, importers,
and jobbers, not only choose their own sam
PIES but affix their own prices, 1t would be
strange if they did not make out a case.
They can easily prove that their fabrics cost
more under our present Tariff than they
would under Free Trade, even though we are
now supplied with similar American fabrics
cheaper than they ever did or could furnish
them under any Tariff. But the truth which
these bagmen suppress is confessed in a late
issue of The IrOnmOnger UOndOn), which
truthfully says:
"we are running a great risk in England OF being
beaten by America in the manufacture of Axes Shoves
Hoes. and other implements Of the kind. The Pittsburgh
Steel both cast and rolled is fully to the mark Of tho
best English in facto suchaldegree that it is not only
suppantng products but in eDey shape Of tool IS
being largely exported to The European continent Ameri-
Bolts and Hinges excel ours, and their medium Cut
lery OF all kinds is cheaper and better than any manu-
factured here"
This list might be largely extended; but
ought it not to bring blush to the cheek of
Americans who are seeking party advantage
through systematic disparagement of the pro-
ducts and achievements of their own country
men
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

of the managers and guarantees TO the stock
holders of the road. We ask that the charter
be respected and obeyed-that is all. DO not
misrepresent us!
d. The Sun is utterly mistaken in asserting
that "the new Board could not be legally
" organized except under the Classification
"act." That act makes no allusion to the
Erie Road, and is just as applicable to the
Central or any other New-York road, as to
the Erie. The managers of the Central might
classify themselves under it and hold over, if
they were base enough, brazen enough, to do
so. True, we all know that this act was in
effect private, and designed to subserve a
special purpose but its terms indicate nothing
of the sort. And the Erie Directors have
simply to reverse their own action taking
advantage of this Classification act, giving
public notice that they have done so, and a
full Board must be elected next month, as the
charter expressly preScribes.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
Netr'Uork Daily gribna1e,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "A, 1870.

The exact position of the Prussian advance is not
known the main body said TO be within 2S miles OF
Paris --= NJ. Theirs has arrived in England on his
peace mission, and had interview with Earl Granville
yesterday. == 1t is rumOred that Metz has surren-
dered == The garrison Of TOul has successfully re-
sisted several Prussan assaults. == The Pope has
ordered cessation Of hOstilities against the Italian
troops marching on Rome
Speaker Blaine telegraphs that Maine has gone Repub
lcan by decided majority and without special canvass
== The Savin Rock House, Summer resort near New
Haven. is burned. = Dr. Wells delivered the address
before the state Homeopathic Society. == Cheek the
murderer of Harrison, Lawrenceburg Ind has been
arrested = The funeral Of Gen. Edwin f. Cooke will
take place at Deckertown, n j., on Friday. 80 The
sanitary condition Of NewOrleans is reported very
good.
The Normal and High School has opened with $50
pupils. The Brooklyn canvassers convicted Of fle-
al practices al the last election, TO be imprisoned
== The st. Vincent de Paul Orphan Asylum has been
partially burned. == The Jury In the Nathan inquest
will give a verdict To-day. The remains OF Admiral
Farrsgut are he received in this city by the National
Guard and the Masonic fraternity. =- Gold l13t, 1l3s
liSf -= Thermometer. So, 76 65.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
MUSIC.
GERMAN OPERA.

A season OF German opera was opened last
night al the Stadt Theater with performance OF
"Troyatore," by company which in It's most important
members l. quite 10 this city The soprano, Frau
lchtmay is lady OF prep0ssessng appearance with
rich and resonant voice. cultivated far beyond the point
which Is generally thought sufficient for German opera
In Newfork Despite tendency TO sing fiat which was
cmeny perceptble In her first and have been
consequent upon the nervousness of debut, she made
an excellent impression, and obtained amount of al
pause which fell little short OF ovation. The con
trato was Madame Frederici, fayoraby known In THIS
city for many years and the tenor and baritone were
Mr. Bernard aud Mr.. Bierng, both OF whom were most
heartily greeted All the members OF the quarette, IN
fact, are abundantly gifted patriotic hymn and pro
0gue gave opportunity for the display Of good deal 0
the German enthusiasm. Tho house was crowded aud
tue season promises 20 bc unusually successful.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

The Democratic demonstration in favor of
the French Republic might possibly have had
some weight could everybody forget that our
Democrats heartily sympathized with French
Imperialism up to the moment it was over
thrown in the war it provoked with the sole
purpose of securing its perpetuity. 1t is not
given to common mortals to see through an
undrilled milestone, but the most ordinary I'M
derstanding can estimate the value of this sud-
denly awakened affection for the Republic in a
class which to the last moment actively rem
dered moral aid and comfort to the Empire.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

sponsiblities of marriage, as more conducive
10 il than costly houSsedu or comfortable
cheaue on papa's banker Money and jewels
may be swept away by fire, or flood, or any
other flaw of Fortunes fckle gale; but, with
such an education as is contemplated, a
woman may properly say, Should my hus-
"band be crippled, paralyzed, or otherwise
:" disabled. | will undertake to win honest
"bread for us both should he be snatched
"away by death, leaving Others dependent
"upon my exertions. will return to the call
ing of my madcnhood, and try to keep my
"fomily from the alms-house." Thus, apart
from the consideration that she may not
marry, and, even if she should, may choose to
earn her own living pending a suitable offer,
we hold that every woman should have a
thorough educaton-one that qualities her to
win her own way through life. The Horids
conception is better adapted to the meridian
of Aleppo or Samarcand than to that of Boston
or New York
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
uUSEUM or .MONARCHS.

As it is impossible to conceive of Wilhelms-
l0he as a st. Helena, or to compare the re-
tirement of Ilessian suburb with the
snclusion of a rock in the South Allan
tic Ocean, it may be feared that halo
of romance will be wanting about the resi-
dence of the Imperial exile. We offer sug-
gestion that may help the deficiency. II the
King of Prussia does not ohject-and his re-
cent arrangements for NapOleOn's comfort IN
dicate that if he has weakness it Is hospital
ity. since he might have consigned the
distinguished invalid to fOrtresses where phos-
phate of iron is hard to get and nurses and
NGaton might be inacceSsible-the Summer
palace of Wilhelmsh0he might be made TO
serve "a Museum of DethrOned Mon
archs. There are any number of these
distinguished persOnages now to be had
around Europe and it is well-known fact
that one lion alone, or even one elephant
alone will never attract attention, whereas a
combination troupe" may draw crowded
house. There is the ex-Queen of Spain,
who, perhaps, has changed the opinion she so
recently expressed about Paris being the most
delightful place of residence in the world, and
her son Ferdinand, who would doubtless like
the arrangement, as it would bring them into
the atmosphere of court again. Don Carlos
would be delighted with such resting-place.
The innumerable Orleanses, with what are left
Of the other Bourbons, could thus find
sphere, since they are none of them, 1t seems,
wanted in Paris. And within few
weeks at furthest, Pope Plus TX. might
properly participate, preside and say grace at
tbeir festive board If the anxiety to rule still
possessed the monarchical bOsoms, court
might be made up out Of the Cardinals who
will be out of place in Rome and the
"Rightr of the late French Assembly who
are in want of occupation. As to the
fair women that should grace court,
will not the sovereign women of America
rush to offer their loveliness and add
their luster to suchia galaxyf Not the Kursaal
itself would attract such crowd of money
spending visitors to Germany.