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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12
&ermiidte @eri@te.

WDnodie, N.sS.-@on ben oreiSinoerr
oes Arbeiters Satob Mebls, pel6e am Sonn;
tag iu0brenb oeS beftigen Sturmes in bei
Nalo 8trget nno Ieitoem neribnunben iin0
bat man trDb Der eifrigften Wahforihunoer
nt6ts Naberes in @rfabrung bringen t6nren
9tan ipcib nur, baB Sennano an BEN betreI
fenoen Ibenoe &inOer8ei9rei pom 6luile bel
geb6rt baben mill, uno permutbet, bah BIZ
&leinen ms QBoiier 9eratben uno e~rtrlnter
linO. Sod 1T Der 6luB ~ior9fdltig bur6iu6r
t%uoroen, aber obne Reiultaf. Vim Mittpod
uno Gonneritag baben mebrere 9unoert Ar:
better ben 9Salo uno Die 8anje @e9eno burb:
fori6t, ober ebenfalls obue irgeno cine Spul
gu entoede1.
6. %. Ganmad, NusSaBl : commits Der
vGiti3ens' 8ant~ in " M : . Orleans, i'll
als Ntoroer bes Spbn Niron, Der SamItao
abeno i'm ~oorti9en Bottom : Club erI1oken
purOe' 8efan9lt9 etn9e5o9en pOroen.
Die uniueriali # II baben in ben Ser.
Staaten 1872 8eieai6aften nit 58S @eiitli-
ben; ibre Shulen = 3 Colleges, 2 Sbeoloz
9ensS eminare rno 5 Nfaoemie'n - wurben
leBtes Sabr BON 400 Stuoenten beIu6t. Sie
e Nnltalten iino %5ulammen nit $4,000, 900
optirt.
Senator g8 iii ON bat fir Die ssebruars
Drummer oes p@tlantic Montblp" einen Writ
tel iibsr Gopin M. Stanton aeidriebsn.
..8ereral S rempnt pioerlpri6t in einem
ofenen S9reiben ben ansaben oes Generals
eluleret, iuelter Die Irt unb Weiie oes Ser
faufes Der Sbli9ationen Der vMempbis. Isl
Yalo'er Giienba6n1 in 9aris oerb taOelt.
gu gropnspllle Senn,, 1T SRI. Wtar=
lbal, ole 3u memphis uno in anberen" iiiolis
den Stdoten iiber Weiberr.6te, Semperen,s
9elttboe &c. 8orleiungen gebalten, oils dead
beat psrbaitet uno in's @eiansniB sebraGt
tuoroen.
Mabune &iitori 1T BON Sioamerifa
mad europa 5uritdgetebrt uno pieoer in Sta.
lien auf9etreten.
Sn s 10 a 9iebt es itbt ungefd6r 10000
gaptilten, 1000 mebr, als 1868.
Gin Irbeiter, Der Sdubma6er Ooaer,
bat ale ausfi6ten, ing engliibe 6aus Der
Gemeinen 8cmdbIt 5t iueroen.
gu Gontoro, W.s9., brannte Sonntaa
gtadbt Die &ntf6enfeoer Gabrit BON palmer
d eorlp. nit $4,000 S3aoen, Der aur Sdlite
oerii9ert 1T, nieoer.
Sn W ontreal, GanaDa, 1T cine aroBe
Arbciter b~rootos; ole Arbeitsz uno
Sellerunssbauier iino lberfhat, uno Die vi.
Noncompliance uno Better aablrei1.
gu gurfeuille Wa., uuroen Sonntaa
rub oas 9roBe Sabnbof : 8ebduoe Der pGi6s
non6sS anptler" unO p2pndburs= Yetcrsbur=
yer @iIenbabn",. oas 9otel uno mebrere be-
'abbarts Wo9nbduier rinsedidert.
Sn Setrott, Wtl9, famen Spnntaa
taebt bel einem 8ranoe finf &inOer um's Sc
ZEN; brei anoere &inoer uno Die SHUTTER purs
NIT tnapper Notb Dor benz Glammentpoe
gu Wontepibep bat Die r8roBe 8ant1,
oel9e neuli9 lire 3ablun9en einltelen mu6z
tbre @el4afte ipieoerbe9onnen.
Or. S9ul3, Der Sauptse9usr Der Sniurs
in Hupert's 2ano, 1T BON bie5cn oes
lrt8en 8enommen tuoroer uno muB nun sur
otraie an einem ibm auf bic S6uItern aes
e9ten 9olSiobe, nm Dem 5u beioen Seiten Gis
ler bdngem, g8ailer traaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12
&leine Wn6L

- 9oup. 6aps BON Ohio iuurbe Wontaa
jug ieinen aipeitsn Imtstermin in Columbus
initalirt,
Worseftern traf Der Dampfer ,Nlasfa1
nit $4,000 in Gontanten BON Mspinpaa in
HetpsYort elm.
-Gebien Sonntas cling bas geridtsbuus
BON earlton GUuntp in Canada in f5tummen
auf.
Die ipaniide Gresatte .Siabeua Ia Cat.
tollea" tan9te nebit einent Ranonenbopte por=
8eitern In ben 9ampton 3oabs on; Mbenbs
fpuros Der Rsft Der ipanii9en GlotttQe bon
Hews Worf eripartet. T.. lt'p
Die 8e8itrung non Colombia piro bel
Srtorl9urs oes 3errains 8ebufs Serfteluna
pes eanales our6 ben Sftbmus bon Darief
leoen m6glihen Yorj1u6 leifen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12
Gin Mann beiratbet feline Stiefs
+ ...,U. mmffer.

Brtfol, Do. II. San.-Yor einiaen 81
Gen fuuroe Die %gommunitdt burd Die Nnfiin.
ol9ums IN 8robe a%ufresuns periebt, bah Elm
9efpiner o.. Spon, Der In Der Nadbaritaft
pom priitol tpobnt, ieine Stiefmutter aebsira.
tibet BOT. Ser Batter 9pon's mar ,tpeimal ptrs
bsiratbst, unb Die &inoer eriter Gbe pobnten
aug mad Der 5peiten pom Batter 2pon oes
,%ioneren ghe NIT Der JamiIie auiammen.
ais oer aie Sgen itarb, beiratbete iein Sobn
i9reiber, CAB Die idriftlide grlau6nis mr.
population Der, obne bic geb6riae Renntnis
BON BEN Observation-Disclosures Der bsia
ben graut!eute su baben. Ills oas Uaar iih
gu etnstt @siflihen bssab, UNI lid eepuiiren
~ laten, berpeiserte berIelbe Die Sroumno.
oarauf 9tn8en ie gu einem Grteoensrid,fep'
ger aber Los ibneii Die 9epiten uno ididfe iee
PEI. Sas heiratbsluftige paar aina hieraui
aosr Stons Greet in cine gsseno,' in Der man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12

3fo9, T.sW, II. Sanuar. = Sonntoo
Madbt oran9en ginbreder in Die rNortbe
Adams Sparbanf@ uno entwenoeten $1,000
IN Bunoesl9ulo . urtunben. Man hat nidbt
eie 9erinsfte Abnung, iuer bic Siebe iein
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RrpfeHor g, g. Wlattbdi,s

s9tetorta" III eire refine ar6uttrs uuo gDur,st.9 trf
inr' ole pet bon allen 1d6olider intercollegiate ubnataen
~; 4aulenee bon &rantei uno ppn ger,ten Wuioeoebeut
hno ourd9 o'eie Wleotjti1 sSietoria" adniIid tpieoei berats
feit lporofn. Sh balte es fir meme BHfdt unoS d1uIbfas
ten, penn 9elanlnrtsn yubIitum bic oroBe GrFnbuna nit
~5atpetleri. Sd 8arantire ourh Eauienoe bon 3euqiitFen.
oaB, olele pVlctorid" bbien Gals, ehIlnbCiitliinbuno
Sutien ODER Seiierfeit. Dipbtberia, Gboiera, 6boIeras
ytorens, Rubr, 9iarrb6e. 3abn. II. aopipeh, gieuraIs
SIa. Ssilelts UNI Eddenthn'erien, Sr6mpfe, taltes ODER
Deblelfsber, Rbsumatismus, SSspeSFe, gsrrentuta,
Gnetl3irSen epileptiide aranibsittn, 8utpsrItopfuns
aIs nta9sntrart9stten II. 10. eirrt.
D@ HV'etoria" 1T IN allen Wpotbefeit si babsn.
#rtLs so 0ents per Blafdbe.
RrUfefpr g. g. WaftbGis
aleiniger Gigentbitmer,
FIR. 841, Sf.SalttmUres, Gde Don annfra@s,
Baltimore. Wtb.
Nrotehor 8. g. Wattbdi.- @eebrter berrl Die Ttt.
ojtn, ipeldhe i1 bon Srr. 2ittIe erbielt, bat cine erfiau,
rleilsiuerthe Setlr8 geinadtt. SD bin felt Sabreft NIT
einerl bolet Sais bebaftet eepeffn, ipettfs bic aer,ts
pNronhttis" retuen es bat mir Surberte BON 9oUars
4eioIist uno babe i'd oieI seIiiten. Vim benz ausaeaebenes,
9eloe liest mir gtidts, ipenn ie mid niir flrirf hdtten.
Stele Wteotiin, ,psIte Sic ~ te + D" ne1,nen, bat nils
tie1r Sutes getban, als ale anoeren Reoiiinen aiiIarls
ltersenotnniett es bat MID in Der Sbat sanJIit sebeiIi,
uno Tam 10 5bnen fir Die Seillrs, pelhe S6re Numbers
lame utsotjIl du Stanbe 9ebraGt, ni6t eeiua oanffr,
poAadtlngspoa
Rarsaret xSseber.
Wartener. Carroll Co.. Dtb., 80. Sult 1869.
ES- Die rSictpriaA lift In allen porIiialtdsn Nbo4
tbeten ~ baden Vreis SCOT pro 5laI6e.
t5unt24, - It,, Oit29, 3IRt, gBl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12

Wsm'Rort II. 3an.- pbhIiH,pstreNeiid nan.
Sadtr atu I'm %Na9emstnsn etipas ftsiasne raj,
i5S Suoa TX; porto Rico II T-12k Gts.-gbbisf.n
diS - rob 15k ratt. 80k Gts.-gBai,sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12
SanselSz Mn9~ Vinan,z8erihte

5ranttnrt a. Dr., II. sanuar, Qbenbs. -
Wer. ct, .Oblieationet idloNen Ju 81.
Barts IL: laiular. Nbenbs. - B6rIe %ani,nIrt,
Renten ~ 5r. 81 Confines. ~
Goneon:dl II. San, absaos .-2ein6l 80 gfo. 5sd.
eon6on. II; San, .Nbsnbs. = Der. ct. pbliaa.
Stuerpopl. II. San, Wbenos. - sdral, IS Sd.
o. aalS % Sd. sp. Raft. Stein6I q y. - 3udsr
y I'M srp II. oan.. Nbenos.-HeiBes Iornal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12
Bon Mihmons-

8t9monb, @a., 1l.San. -Gmaoeus Sar.
eou, Ssr biefi8e tranaofj9e Gouiul, ftarb se:
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MuFGue sur 9ee.

es nidt fannie, unb bort puros es wirtli6
optrout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12
Ser Seati9e Correspondent.
8altimrre, 1S. Sauuar 1870.
.nfunft bcR NampferS .1lnipn.H

0eps9ort, II. San.-9er gtornoeuti9c
Slopooampfer p%lluiou," Captain Sreper, Der
am %. Sei. BON Bremen uno am g. DEG.
pong southampton ab8e9anssn, traf beute nGt
Witterna9t nit gHaaren uno ll6 PaIia0ieren
HER Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12
0ermanias
Gtbrn5 Dnlldfrnnasae(fufhaft

Nr. 293 uno 295, 9reabipnD, Rep=0orf. !
Steie rein beutfdbe 2ebens. o srtderiines .geIeuIda,t
unroe I'M Sabre 1s60pon $50 Der bsbeutenSncn beltid,ett
pduler stablirt nno befbt segsnipGrtie
w oaarsgernoaen BON. ........S3 800, 900;
sn la,9rli6ss gtrltoItuie1 bon ....$ 81 100000;
atlsbe5ab!t tir 5ooesTdue 800. SI25O000;
ertarie Siotosroe. ............ $5C0.000.
Der same Nein;@ epinn ,pirS idbrIid, inter
ete Seriidtrten badr pcrtbeiit.
Su8p peelenbond, Br1i.
Jr. ShipenbIer +, BieesYr65.
8. Ooremus, Setretdr
Carl Sbrenfdtau, @eneraIsg oent,
9r. IS. eeeouoitr. Der gOitiDffe 9%r9enibrI.
Inter utlngs- NerSte fir Baltimore:
OF. 9 y. $elemdnn, Cir. 100. Yearlfrast;
Or. Suffds Sobnte. Ytr. 60, or. grattfr. tglcU .11Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12
Selesrapbiibe 2epeiden.
(esrtStst fir Zen "2sutfatn Gsrrsponhentea.-l
Sa8 @pfb=Natp.
WetpEYprfer Warftberiht.

rlina 1224. ~ ~o"''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12

9pfOu, Wafy H. San. = SIM Sturm,
beg bOri8en Samitd9 tranoeten an Sap Got
tolsenoe SHi1e: Die engitihe 8rigg r@dipie'
BON yarmouth, R.sS., nit SalJ bon Surd'.
Sslano mad Bottom beftimmt. 8eioe Maiter
Itno ob9ebauen bas S9iif bat einen 1blim:
men 2et uno pirb mabri9einli6 total Oerlo:
rem seben. ebe es aerettet tperOen fam.
DER S6ooner IS. u. y. Small, BON Bal,
%tinture mad Bottom, nit @uBbol3 belaoen,
I~tratoete an hoods @no. Sam nab geIi6
teter 2aoung pteoer flott sema9t ueroen.
Gin S6oOner oeien Same unbetanrt lit,
lte9t an gong Yoint au' Dem Stranoe.
Die Tebclion in Wupcrt'S 2anb.
Gbicago, II. San. - Sas Bolt 1T ge9en
Smith, Den @OuOerneur Der pSuoion's 8ai.
@ptnpa9nie," iebr erbittert. Gr erlaubte benz
Batter Sbibault, Der, pie man Iu9t, bon &om
nit 8olma9ten betleioet 1T, bersin3utommen.
@r luirO aber itreng beipabt uno bari nit ben
9albsS noianerr nibt reoen.
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Sn Setrott, Mtld., famen Sonntaa
Nabt bel sinem 8ranoe flint &inber um's Sc
ben; bret anoere &inoer uto Die Mutter muir
ben NIT tnapper Notb Dor benz Glammentooe
hemn hrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12
9teft8e unk .auSpdrttee
B~erft@eru1te.
Hrfmrns' c5n)aranff Company,
1926 eegriinbet.

OTNNt UH UT HDtbDNIIDtn Wut OCT
Soutb= uno SecpnbsStrdSe.
Ottit Stisli4at perFdert ssser gerluF oDtr BeIhd.
oi9un9 onrp 5eiisr. aue Sortsn @issnibun buHitr oosf
anstDdrts ~ duBerf s~ititiaen Heoinsungen.
ptnrp y. DuburH, RrGFotni.
Streefprium:
an9uIus y Ntoert Samuel Dart,
Chs. D. SItu9luft, Suob 8oItot.
IT. Re: gloer, 3. 5an1es Sarlnr,
Soparo Ssntnlss Safnss D1eGontsu,
Gfeoerld @Geg, .. O. Reanep,,
apohlas w. Seperhta, VI. Senfins,
Seor9 ,; Nppoh, 5enrp u .qouoerntan,
9ol9ua Srqoen, Sobn VI. Salt,
Sogn 9ulbtn9, Sarrrit Bonn,
geo. w. GIdd, Caleb Parfs,
ytenoes J. Goben, @eorg e5rant,
Seor9 =, Stblon. Staae ID. Dtnfnn.
Janies VI. Nnberfon, aaftes queas,
9o9n ". Sbrtper, perntann &. 0lett,
Il w. gsnrett. Biuiam GtrobtI,
tSuIi 7,6HRt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12

gu gronnsptlle Senn, 1T SRI. Wtar=
ibaa, Die 3a memphis uno in anberen iiioli.
den Stdoten iiber Wsiberrtbte, Semperens.
9eliiboe &c, gorleiungen sebalten, als dead
beat perbaftet uno ms @sfdnsuiB eebradt
hnrArn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12

..Seneral s remDnt piOeripri6t in eineln
ottenen S9relben ben ansaben oes @enerals
eluleret, ipel6er Die Mrt unb Weiie oes Ser
tautes Der Sbligationen Der pMtempbis.@
Yaio,er @iienbahnn in 0aris berb tahelt.
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8; W. eGnmad, NusSabl commits Der
UGiti3ens' Yant~ in u NJ Orleans, lit
als Mtoroer ees Spbn Niron, Der SamTto9
abeno i'm o~orti9en Bottom : Club" erI9oIien
uurOe, QefGtafid einoe,pQen nproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-12

gu gurfeotlle va, muroen Sonntaa
frhb Oas 8roBe Sabnbof : @ebauoe Der vGibs
n1ono=Sanptaer" nno p2pn6burs =Yetcrsbur:
ger etlenbabn", oas &otel uno me9rere be-
nahbQrte QpplnhGuier cinae6ihsrt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

Charles Spear, Paul Stevens, w. Fl. Ten
ney, William L. Wall, William H. fhilip,
George H. Plant, J. l.. Savage, d. G. For
ney, 81. Kilbourne, s. p. Brown, AleXan
der Ray, A. II. Herr, John Pearson, and
their associates and successors, or ma
jority of them, are hereby created and
constituted body polite and corporate,
D. the name aud style of the Washington
Mail Steamboat Company.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the capital stock Of said company shall not
be less than two hundred aud fifty thous-
and dollars nor more than five hundred
thousand dollars, to be divided into shares
of one hundred dollars each. And each
corporator shall ne individually liable.
during the time he is a stakeholder, for all
debts of the company, to the amount Of
his stock ther-in, aud for one year after
any transfer Of the same.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That
said company is authorized and empower
ed to establish and run q line or lines of
steamers between he cities of Washington
and Norfolk and other ports.
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted. That
said company is also authorized TO buy,
build, charter, or run steamers, and to
purchase, hold and grant such real, per-
sonal or mixed estate as may be necessary
to carry into effect The purposes OF this
act, and to build all necessary docks,
wharves and buildings thereon for their
own use; may transport passengers and
freight Of every description, subject to
the rules and regulations and laws of the
United States; may sue and be sued; may
have a common SEAL and generally may
have and possess the rights and priyi-
leges usually possessed by sinlilar corpora
tons, or granted under this act, and may
issue bones of the denomination Of not
less than one hundred dollars, in an
amount not exceeding one-halt OF the
capital stock Of said company.
SEC. ). And be it further enacted That
the affairs of said company shall be man-
aged by such officers as the stockholders
III general meeting shall elect, and such
agents as may be appointed by the Board
of Directors. The persons named in the
first section of this act, or a majority of
them, may call meeting Of the stock
holders for the purpose of organizing said
company at such time and place IN the
city OF Washington as they may deter
mine upon, after advertising the time and
place of such meeting for ten days in one
or more newspapers published in the city
of Washington. The officers Of said COM
pany, once elected, shall hold their offices
for one year, or until their successors are
chosen.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That
the Board OF Directors may make all ne
cessary rules and by laws for the issuing
and transfer of the stock and general
management OF the business Of said COM
pany.
SEC. Z. And be it further enacted That
this act shall be enforced from the pass
age thereof.
Sec. s. And be it further enacted, That
Congress may at any time hereafter alter,
amend or repeal this act.
Approved, March %, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

DIRECTORS:
Hon. John A. Dix New York.
John j. Crane, President Bank of Republic
William NJ. Vermii.s, Banker. Wal street, Yer
milye & Coz
Charles G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opdyke ezMayor of New York
Minot @. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, firm Thomas Rigney Go.
Benjamin Is. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold Constable Il Co.
Eichard II. Browne, OF " more & Browne, lawyers
4. V. RGughwont firm Il. v. Haughwont & Co.
William Wikens, firm W. Wilkens Il Co.
julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
William W. Wright, Merchant
Charles j. Starr, Merchant
William Allen Merchant.
George ". Cuyler. Banker, Palmyra. New York.
George r. Hope, President Continental Fire In.
surance Company.
john II. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton IL. Peckham, Fifth avenue spd
Twenty third street, New York.
William I. Hooker, Wall street
Edward ii. Wright, Newark, New Jersey.
George W. Farlee. Lawyer
W. L. Cogswell. Merchant.
JOSEPH MAGSFR.
anager for Louisiana and Texas, No. 1853 Com.
street New Orleans fels2y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
1PIrBLTC-No. q. 7

AN ACT prescribing the duty OF the Sec
rotary of the Treasury in certain cases
therein named.
Be it enacted by the Senate aud House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled,
That whenever any State shall have been,
or may be, in default i'll the payment or
principal on investments in stocks or
bonds issued or guaranteed by such State
and held by the United States in trust, it
shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury to retain The whole, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, Of any
moneys due on any account from the
United States to such State, and to apply
the same to the payment OF such principal
and interest, or either, or to the reimburse
ment with interest thereon, Of moneys
advanced by the United States on account
of interest due on such stocks Or bonds.
Approved, March %, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
TPUBLTC-NO.2 %. !

LPUBLTC-NO. 70.
AN ACT TO incorporate the Washington
General Hospital and Asylum Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That
Silas L. LOOMS, Robert hepburn, Harvey
Lindsly, Byron Sunderland, 0. o. Howard,
Sayles J. Bowen, D. W. Anderson, Lewis
Clephane, George 4. Balloch, Lafayette
G. LOOMS, Joseph 7. Johnson. S. ?. Brown
and Charles S. English, their associates
and successors, are hereby made, declared
and constituted corporation and body
polite. in law and in fact under the name
and style Of the Washington General Hos
pital AID Asylum of the District of Column
bia; and by that name they shall he, and
are hereby made capable in law to prose-
cute and defend suits before all proper
| courts and tribunals; to have a common
| seal, the same to break, alter and renew at
pleasure; TO purchase, lease, receive, hold,
improve, possess and enjoy, and the same
to sell, grant, demise and dispose Of per-
sonal and real property, as they may deem
for the best interest and welfare OF the
hospital: to have full power and right to
make and ordain all bylaws for the gov
ernment Of said corporation and HOSPITAL
not inconsistent with the laws Of the
United States; and to have and enjoy full
power and all the right of opening and
keeping hospital and asylu in the D S.
trict of Columbia for the care of sick,
wounded and invalid persons and children;
provided, that the annual income Of said
corporation shall not exceed thirty thou
sand dollars, aud that all the real and per
sonal property OF said hospital and asy lunl
shall be held, used and devoted exclu'
sively to the purposes before named; and
provided further, that this act may be
altered, amended or repealed at the
pleasure Of Congress.
Approved, March 25, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
@ Fl F. T. @ I a i :
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the second se..i"n of'he Forty
First Congress.

FPUBMc REsoLUrIoN-No. 19.l
JONT RESOLUTION in relation 10 the
construction OF the Rock island
bridge.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That, in
the construction OF the bridge heretofore
authorized by Congress, across the Missis-
sippi river. between Rock Islaud and the
city OF Davenport, the Secretary OF War
shall have power to construct the same
for a singletrack railroad only, and to
place the wagon road below the railroad
track, as recommended by the Chief o.
Engineers: Provided, Plat in no case
shall the expenditure on the part of the
United States exceed one million dollars
Approved, March %, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
.TPUBLIC-No. 25.1

AN ACT relating to Acknowledgements OF
deeds or other Instruments of writing in
the District of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That from
and after the passage of this act the ac-
acknowledgement of any deed, contract, bond.
or power of attorney, concerning lands in
the District of Columbia. hereafter made
before one justice OF the peace only, either
in said District or any State or Territory
of the United States, shall be held and
deemed as valid and effectual for all pur-
poses, as though such acknowledgment
had been made before two or more justices
Of the peace.
Approved, March %, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
rPrRIIc-No. 26.l


AN ACT 10 extend the time for the CON-
pleton of the lateral branch Of the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad au-
thorized by the act approved February
fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven,
and to change the location IN the city OF
Washington along the bank OF the
canal
Whereas a charter was granted by an
act OF Congress. approved February 9Th,
eigh cen hundred and siXty-seVen giving
TO the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company the privilege OF constructing a
lateral branch Of their railroad into the
District Of Columbia and the city OF
Washington, and whereas under the said
act the time for the completion Of said
lateral branch was within four years from
the passage Of the act, and as the work on
the line of the road within the city of
Washington is very heavy and Will con
sumo long time in its construction; and
whereas the work has already been delayed
in submitting the plans and locations to
Congress for their approval: Therefore,
Be it it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives. OF the United
States Of America in Congress assembled
That the seventh section Of the act to
authorize the extension, construction, and
use Of lateral branch of the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad into and within the
District Of Columbia be, and the same is
hereby, repealed; and the time for the
completion of the said lateral branch OF
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad be,
and the same is hereby, extended to the
first day of February, eighteen hundred
and seventy-tive.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the said company, if it shall so elect, is
hereby authorized to adopt line in the
city OF Washington from some point west
of East Fourth street, in the line designated
in the act of Congress approved March
eighteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine,
as passing along South K street, thence
crossing to and passing along the south
bank of the canal, to South Capitol street,
and thence enthusiastically to Virginia
avenue, there intersecting and passing
along the line described 10 said act ap-
proved March eighteen, eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine, as passing along Virginia
avenue enthusiastically to the intersection
of South C and West Ninth street.
Approved, March 25, 1870.