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THE SEASON
OF PERIL.

In the Summer and Autumn the system is in n less
nervous condition than when under the racing
influence Of a colder. temperature. Keep the low
els unobstructud, tho digestion active and the
blood cool in warm weather. TO effect this object,
take occasionally a dose Of
Tarrant's EiFerycsoent Settler Apelient,
1t is a gentle cathartic, a wholesome tonic, an an
tidOte to billiousness, a blood depurent, and a most
delightful febrifuge, united in one sparkling,
flaming eliXer, prepared in a moment and without
the slightest trouble.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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z N + S.

are advised to counsel with MUM co, editors
of the Scientific American WHO have prosecuted
claims before the Patent 0nlco for over twenty
years. Their American and Eurt pcan Patent A.
less than any other reliable agency. 4 pamphlet
containing full instructions to inventors is scnt era
Tie. MUM & Co, 81 Park Row, New York.
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WHY DON'T YOU TRY

WELLS CARBOIrlC TABLETS.
THEY ARE A SURE CURE FOR SORE THROAT
COLD, GROUP, D%IPTHERIA, CATARRH, AND
HOARSENEsS; ALSO A SUCCESSFUL PEME-
DY FOR KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES. Price rs cts.
per box. Sent by mail on receipt Of price, by j.
Q. KELLOGG, "a Plat st New York, Sole Agent
for New York. Sold by Druggists. 29ws
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WANTED!-AGENrs to Sell the LIFE or
GEORGE PERB0DY" Illustrated, and published
at u price suited to the times. Nolt is Your time to
Mass. 20 WI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FANNING'S

This Corset is CONSTRUCTED on an entirely new
principle, being OPEN, aud thereby allowing the
freest circulation possible, besides giving perfect
Q use and comfort to the wCarer, and at the same
t me possessing all the advantages Of the common
Cofsets in glvin support to the lCdy.
Forth, Grace and Comfort, they are Unrivalled
in the Market They are particularly recommendf
cd for summer wear, and warm climates, although
equally well adapted to all seasons Of the year.
They are highly recoinllendedby medical and sol
entlic men, For sale by all Grst-olass dealers. For
circulars, prices, ETC., address the WORCESTER
SKIRT CO., Worcester, Mass, 2owi
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M0USTACHES forced to grow in sixweeks; re-
eipe sent fUf 80 cents; address II, RICHARDS,
Box 1886, New York p. O..
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FOLKS THAT SLEEP NIGHTS
Should use this truly wonderful medicine

Tho Nervine is one of tho best remedies ever en-
ployed in the cure of the numerous and troublesome
ailments known as FEMALE COMPLAINTS. See
uamublCt,
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NTrDMALL ouTOF EMpLoYMrNT

WANTFD-ALL oUTOF EMPLOYMENT
w To Canvass for a new Religious Work Of
rare merit, peculiarly adapted TO tho young, b ut
equally entertaining and instructive IT, all, aud n
valuable TO every Christian family unequaledi ~
elegance and cheapnesst being e7nbeth'hed whh
nemIV 300cu rarinJsE Experienced A gents andothers,
wanting n work that will sell Mt sight, should Sc
cure choice of territory Mt once. For particulars,
term &C., address P. GARRETT & CO., Philadel.
phia Pa.
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Nv GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT THB
MORE IN ELMORE! .
hisopportunityof informing the People
Comfy and vicinity that we have Just
ON market with q Nice, New Neat
BTOCK OF 0
offer 10 the Public at Prices To- conform
VIC invite the attention of all who are
Goods to call and examine cur stock
IL o full line of the most desirable
DRESS GOODS:
Prints from 10 to 10 cts per yard.
d Bieached CUttons, Linens and White
y-made Clothing. Hats and Caps.
nd hobby styles and warranted to ct,
Suits from $40 to sl2I.2.
B0OTS AND SHOES
a, Gents, Misses, Boys and Children.
R0CERIES, of all kinds.
sns at s. per pound.
c0FfEEs, ToBACCoS, SPICES Of all
warranted pure; FLOUR ofthe choi-
uds, PORK, LARD, FISH, SALT,
~, LINE, GLASS. HARDWARE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS of
EVERY description,
All Kinds Of goods kept in a first class
ombcr that our goods are all new and
4 81 bottom cash prices and are going to
fI9es that will be SATlSFA TORY.
gx6plino our stock. TO see is to believe,
highest market pride paid for
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rial Spaulding's Estate.

riah Spaulding's Estate.
lefibers having been appointed by the
zr)hate Court for the district of Lnmoillt
IN b. receive, examine and adjust al
1mands ofall persons against the estate
s. SpaulGing, late of M0rristown,
eceased. represented insolvent, and
|z3m the 9Th day of June, 1870, bcipg
III COURT TO tn creditors 0fsaid deceased
prove their respective claims before
bee that We will attend to the dutiei
|fment at
Lug house Of Maria Spaulding, in
~ said District, on tho last Monday
lovember sext, at | O'clock, In the P,
4 fnid days.
II s KELSEY,}
CIR PAGE, Commissioners.
A M KELLEY
June 9Th, 1870. 30
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MARVELLOUS SCIENCE
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY!

Achievements in Chemical Investigation by tn,
late Prof. Hall, brought forth to the world thu
greatest remedy for Catarrh, known.
PROF. L. B. HALLS
Homeopathic Catarrh Specific
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Gar'lxets-

5de Park Market.
|d<g Morning, June 8, 1870.
FURNISHED BY
BROTHERS,,
4oods, Groceries, Boots Shoes, Drug
RAints, oils, Crockery, Hardware, &c
rice paid for all kinds Of Country
continued large receipts have
1cpressed the markets and we hav,
marked decline. RECEIPTS in Bos.
ending Thursday, were
1880 packages butter.
/ York, I2.l60
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A WATCH FREE-GIvEN GRATIs-to
every live man who will act asagentinanew, light
and honorable business, $50 u day. No gift enter
prise. No humbug. Nomoney wanted in advance.
Address r. MONROE kennedy & Co, Pittsburgh, Pa,
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FREMONT HORSE

at the stable of the owner in
~, for the benefit Of those who have
Al, or raised, or sold stock from said
Ito for the benefit Of such as wish to
Heputation for their mares as First.
IA. Terms-invarlably SOMETHING.
j. w. HEATH
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THE OLD RELIABLE
THE NEW ENGLAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
TO BE F0UNDIN EVERY VILLAGE ANDToWN
IN NEW ENGLAND, Is
d 0 D DIS N Il VII E.
N I~NvIGoRAToR.
A THOROUGH TONIC AND sToMAcHIC

D00D'S NERVINB is not a new medicine, but
has been before the public for Tho last fifteen years
Is compounded FROM the BEST and PUBBST drugs
contains no OPIUM, STRYCH1NEo or MERCURY
in any form #"
And Expressly Adapted to The Relief and Perma-
nent Cure of All Forms of
NERVOUS DISEASE, &C., &C., &c.
Coughs, Neuralgia, Female Weaknesses,
Colds, IIeadace, Faiting Fits,
Fevcrs, Commissions, Palpitations,
Agues, Sleeplessness, Rcstlcssncss,
Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Dizziness,
Constipation Liver Complaint, Children's Troubles.
Diarhoeaj Consumption, &C., &c.; &C.,
Dodd's Nervine is a COMPLETE Specific for
sleeplessness. 1t soothes the throbbiig muscle
like magic, and tranquizcs the mind. And every
body knows that GOOD SLEEP is better than all
mcdinces.
FOLKS THAT CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS
Should use this truly wonderful medicine
a, 49, --- IL. ~ .-.-.1
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Dauchy s. Co.'S Adx.ts.
WHAT ARE

They ARE Nor A VILE Fancy DRINK.
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and re-
fuse liquors, dCctored spicenand sweetened 10 please
the taste, called 'TUnics,' 'RestorcrS,' 'appetizers,'
etc. that lead the tippier ON to drunkenness and
ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from the Ma
tive Roots and Herbs of California, free from all
Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIFE-GINING PRINCI
PIE, a perfect Rennovator and Invigorat0r of the
System, carrying OF all poisonous matter, and res
toring the blood 10 II healthy condition. No per-
son can take these Bitters. according to directions,
and remain long nnwell. 500 will be given for
an incurablo case, providing the bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poisC ms or other means, and the
vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
j WALKER, Proprietor. X II MCDONALD &
co, Druggists and Gen'l Agenta, San Francisco,
Cal, and - & "a COmmcrce Street, N Y. SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. 25wi
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Statesmen Wanted in a paying lpsiness. q.
KENNEDY, 4l3 Chestnut street Philadelphia.
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S. GOULD & SON.
III

GARDING.-I ShaH be IN
q Wool Carding by the 10th of June.
frst served.
DEXTER PLACE.
R8lls, VT, May 81. 26w4
UE.-The partnership hereto
under the firm name of Stafford &
{ lhis day dissolved by mutual con-
6[sincss will be continued by Ray
who alone is authorized to set
of the late firm.
JN0. A. STAFFORD.
RAYMOND ELLINGTON.
iay j, 1870.
patrons of the late firm are hereby
It MI. John A. Stafford still superin-
manufacture of Tin and Iron Ware;
,rk will be warranted to give salts
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TEE MOST AMUsINGTHING OrT.-WilI mako
fun for old aud young. Sent by mail for % cents.
Address WILSON K CO,
lO2 Nasspu street, New York.
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Is NO HUMBUG

By sending 81 Cents, with age, hight, color Of
eyes and hair, you will receive, by return Of mail,
a correct picture of your future husband or wife,
with name anddate of marriage. Address w FOX,
2 . Drawer No a, Fultonville, Y. s 2Gtf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08

THE HUMAN MACHINE.ANEW BOOK. FREQ
for stamp. Agents TARRAhT & CO., New York.
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LOST

A ladies' Fitch Fur Collar, In the Village Of Hyde
Park, on Saturday Eveninr, March 18th, last. Anv
one finding the came who will return II, shall be
suitably rewarded.
Is MRS O.. M SMALL,
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& DOW,
OF JOHNSON, VT,
med q Co-partnership in the
Y MANUFACTURING BUSINESS!
eparcd TO receive Wool TO Manufacture
Old PRICE, 81
hand 10 Exchange for wool.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS

The regular meeting of The Department OF
Public Parks took place yesterday, Peter b. sweeny,
President, Commissioners Hilton, Green, Fields and Dbl
Ion present. Reports from the Engineerin-Chef rea-
tive to the approximate Of structures in Central
Park received and referred to the Executive Com
mtee Reports in gard 10 paving Sixth and Seventh
and the transverse roads with the NlcOson pave
Inent were presented. The Executive Committee re-
ported in approval OF the resolution 10 make Vice
President of the Board, and Commissioner Hilton
was elected to the position. Resolutions TO have the
Fourh-aye tunnel better ventilated and lighted were
approx and the work ordered 10 be commenced The
following resolution introduced by Commissioner
Hilton, and adopted
this Department will not hereafter require from
lab0rer the employ hs Department
eight hours each dhAi ero constituting
work bat be male with such
sOrkngmen zborer Tor compensation Tor oyerwork
hsEon I.nrL nrrOl
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
THE BOND ROBBERY.

THE TRIBUNE published yesterday the par
culars of the arrest OF John Handle and George Mar
shall on a charge OF having in their possession nearly
$50 900 worth Of bonds and other securities supposed TO
have stolen 1t appears that In JANUARY last the
National Bank OF Glens Falls at Gens Falls was robbed
OF over 100000 worth OF securities among which were
about SIS deposited for safe keeping by Daniel Gale
These bonds found the prisoners, and Identified
and the Endorsement them purporting to be trans
fer pronounced orgeries 1t is represented on behalf Of
the accused that man named l. a. Brown
gave the bonds TO Handle on the 27th OF
NAV at a house in Forty frsst., between Third and
Fourtnaves with instructions 10 proceed to Springfield
Mass where he would be met by another man who
would convey the bonds South RoyaltOn VT at which
place he would be enabled TO obtain loan upon them
from bank there for i've years at par that while on
their way there HANDLE left the train AT stamford,
Conn., purchase orange, and on his return 70 the
car both himself and Marshall, who accompanied him,
were arrested On searching their vases the detectives
discovered nothing but subsequent search Of their per
revealed the bonds concealed in an inside pocket OF
kandle vest The detectives asked the prisoners Whetn-
they would await requst0n from New YORK, or pro-
ceed there OF their Accord 10 which they replied
that they not conscious of having committed any
wrong; but IL the accusation persisted H. they
would willingly return, satisfied that their Innocence
would be proved They then brought 10 this city,
and lodged I'm Ludowst. jail. They will be examined
before Commissioner Osborn to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
Mr.. Clews the Treasurer of this road, has
received the following favorable report from the Presi
dent Of the Company:
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, May IG, 1870.
HeSsrs HENRY CLEws & Co., Neto- York: .
GENTLEMES have the pleasure TO inform yOu that
the entire OF the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Min
nesota Railroad Company II graded and Drldged rom
Viuton To Waterloo. and from Columbus Junction to
West Branch leaving only 20 miles 10 De graded. rive
hundred men are now actively employed in grading,
bridging and laying ties and completing the balance or
the work. About 100 men are IN addition, at work be
tween VintOn and Waterloo, In putting down on pal
lasting, and finishing up In running order over three
The iron is all purchased, and ample equipment to
complete the entire road from Burlington TO Waterloo
and 70 be Immediately laid down. Thus you perceive
that our being completed considerably In ad-
vance OF issuing the bonds. -,
The country through which our road runs never exhD-
tied finer prospects OF crops than now and the cities
towns and country rapidly increasing IN population
The earnings OF the completed portion or the ROAD are
interest on the bonds pertaining thereto These earnings
will more than double per mile as soon ss the line IL com
pleted from Burlington Waterloo OF which the greater
portion Is now in running order.
This road has the finest prospects Tor business OF any
In the Northwest and must take rank with the Chicago
burlington and Quincy and the Illinois Central at an
with our present force the work and the remain
ing iron forward with ordinary prOmptness the
entire line from Burlington to Waterloo Will be com
pleted and in successful operation by the nrs day OF
September next, In ample time 70 move the growing
You must perceive by the sentiments OF the people and
the press on line Of road all Of which Is youn-
tary offered and not solicited, tnat our enterprise mas
the unqualified approval and confidence OF all who are
acquainted with it, merits. ,.,
lam very anxious TO have some one connected with
rm but especially your senior make an early
visit and witness present progress and
Truly yours, GEO. GREENE, President
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
BILLIARDS.

GRAND MATCH FOR THE CUAMPIONsHIP-RU-
DOLPHE 4 WINNER BY "a POINTS.
BY far the most exciting game of billiards
ever played in this country that which took place
last night between Cyre Dion and Adoph p Rudolphe
The stake 100 and the champion cue of which Ru
dophe was the holder. The champion won the lead,
played his ball down the table and Dion failed 10 count
so also did Rudophe and again did Dion The French
then opened the play and steadily ran away from
his opponent, until, at the call of the 2lst inning.
he led by 800 points. and he was predicted an
easy winner Dion despite his hard fortune, for the
balls broke badly for him from the first kept up stout
heart. and at length broke in with run Of IT. which
prOyrd the highest in the game. Keeping well down to
aTy called, gradually Oyerhaued Rudolphe ana on the
57th inning passed him. Good play and little fortune
brought him the fIst inning rs points ahead act
which for time unneryed the champion;
Here another change was brought about, and
Rudolphe forged ahead gaIantly, his equilibrium
an easy winner. On the 42d inning, after scoring 49,
Rudolphe clearly missed, but his weiknOwn stubborn
nes- successfully into play, and he was, after some
agitation a allowed to proceed The completed at
III which clearly settled the tate OF DlOn VINO pihhy
eyinccd fresh dscOuragcment. Frequent slip ups"
Dion, but not sufficient To restore th confluence Hes
sary on the 54th inning when Rudophe was
leaving the balls in the best possible shape.
Cyrile commenced play determinedy, and was keeping
audiby said d" take your tme' at which remark Ru-
dolphe took ofieHse and Informed Joseph whereup0n
the latter threatened ana WOud dnall prODDny Iad 0t
several gentlemen uterfered, struck Rudolde Cyrllle
ceased play az the first sign OF disturbance wich WORKED
upon his feelings greatly. He had run 30 at the time and
when peace restored recommended, but nerYoufly
Keeping his pace WELL he $50, apparent WIN
ner having but "a 10 make to get out when he missed
easy the excitement overcoming him, and so lost the
ams Below is the correct score the marker, Mr. ocho
field mStakug few points in scoring, though his score
Is the settlement OF all bets;
Rnka
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Everett House-M K. Garcia Argentine
Minister al Wasbington =- St Nicholas HOtel-EX-
Gov j. Gregory Smith OF Vermont Gen. j. r. MOOrhesn
and Springer Harl augh of Pennsylvania MAJOR !. y.
Knapp of Auburn n Y Pitt Cooke of California, Hiram
sbley OF Rochester, and T. b. Blae kstono, chicago
Hoffman House-The Hon G.. W. Miller and Deputy
ATTORNEY General Hammond Albany 49, MetrOi1l-
HOtel-The Rev. Dr. Woodbridge OF oaraIO5a ~.
huntington u. \ A. and r. l.. Latin, state Prison IN
spectOr. === BreyOOrt HOuse-A. Macklntosh' SCOT
land L. SiTnouin Paris and = A sharp, san franoiSoo
- AIbealarle Hotel - TX Con gresham Cnanct OF
Springfield, ass and Clayton Nc Michael OF Phladel-
phia. 80 Clarendon HOtcl-H. Dundas Bowen, Eh-
gland 60 Astor House, Gov. Patton OF Alabama,
the Hon. Jacob Hardenburgl, Kingston, n ", Proi
Henry Vast ngtOn, DOnn Piatt. Ohio, and Cen Hlfain
WaIbyidge 80 Fifth Avenue HOtel-Ex ngressInln
WINDOW OF Minnesota eX Congressman Woodbridge OF
Vermont Col Easement Of Ohio, and l. Babngi0n Khg
British Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
States was considered without action and debated
mainly upon including Connections In the New-iork
Circuit.
AT t43O the Senate took a recess TIL 7so o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senatn met at "a O'clOCl

i ne senate met at ~ O'CLOCK.
Mr.. MORRILL, (Rep. Mane) called up the bill for sup
plying the deficiencies in the appropriations fOf COM
pensaton and mileage Of the members OF the House Of
Representatives.
Amendments by the Committee appropriations ap-
prOpratinC 81 10000 for deficiencies IN the appropriations
Tor collecting customs duties, and $4,000 10 enable the
Secretary of the Treasury to pay special Counsel were
debated
Mr.. TRUMBULL Gep, III remarked that the bring
ing IN Of deficiency bills indicated that the show Of
ecOcOmy in cutting down the appropriation bills had
been mere preense He argued that this deficiency OF
almost 81 10000 enormous The figures showed that
the collection Of the surplus revenue for the first half Of
the present fiscal year cost pei cent more than it, col
lection in the first six months of the preceding year The
OF the appropriation asked for to collect customs
revenue for the present year nearly $1,000 O greater
than the asked for last year He desired to know
the reason OF the extraordinary increase.
Mr.. MORRILL, Hep., VII said the Secretary Of the
Treasury certainly would not spend dollar beyond
the amount authorized by law. He deprecated the ap
parent Impeachment OF the Secretary by the senator
Illinois.
The amendments OF the Committee Appropriations
agreed to and the bill then passed.
The bill for tie relief OF ROn White, returned by the
President With hi objections debated. The bill was
finally passed the Presidents objections by the
constitutional twO-tAird yOtC-I eas, IL Nays. -.
Mr.. STEWART (I;ep, Nev) called mp the House Joint
resolution IN relation 10 the suspension of the sale Of GER
tain lands in California.
Mr.. CASSIDY Dem, CALI advocated amendment
giving actual settlers those lands the right TO enter
their lands under the Home stead ana Presumption laws
The amendment was reicCted-Neas 10; Nays, 20. The
bill then passed. The Senate then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
v11sr CoNGREss-srcovD SESSION.
sENATE. .WAsHIsGTIos,, D; c. May 81, y ~,

sT,NATE. 49,. WASHINGTON, ID. c. May 81 1871.
Mr.. CONKLING rep, \. ~ presented the
York against any increase of the TAX Oh SoAs
NJ CuANDIER d,ep Mich introduced bill TO en-
courage the building OF ships for the foreign aoe ana
10" ~ m r the payment by the Secretary Of The Treasury to
prns bOng Or eeuPphg roo ~ - 5y m ' ssaa in soau to the
avt :. Which paid sneh EaienA 81 t'e ' o. m 80
a. con @ I.s. -oad havs been they been imported pro
@ a ,5 ~ ba under the provisions Of lhs act ma eagag IN
b ooanr .rsd q the repayment Of 'he money.
~ h Ts On their yoysge. may tO8d aad disposed Of
The b further provides ssi during ihrcs year non m y,
sAy Of ne TIsOS a b s1is9r1ee w s. 20 issue 81 4H me Ses
~ oregp and exBd by them coalition maj sh a sH-
40 Be- .y' use Z. r. ' s eSmsss sS s ou Commerce
The iOint resolution for extending the time lor CON
.tTnctng railroad the ST Crox River at the west
end OF Lake superior TO Bayfield,, WIS., was considered
THE CHINA TELEGRAPH CABLE.
Mr.. SUMNER dep, Mass, RON The Committee on on
for aid in establishing interooeanc communication be
America and Asia reported Di carr hg 9ut & te
marine Company, and 10 faeihtate tsiegrapAc eOinu-
cation between America and ASIA lie also reported Oh
other bills on the same subject adversely
NJ TsJai a.rs11i o. Ro5erts wIoa G. Iivn samuel F. b
NO. Dsiei Hen William H. Webb Of New fork and
OdeH Mls o. Csi'dsiA % esss. from CaIiarHi.
la Japan 'ssI s SS e,ss Of ' s & se She Ga states
= euon T5e capital 10 consist Of g ". hares ana
s Of I s xos ASouD has subscribed and pad
the organization Nne DIRECTORS
= - - s.f alori:F citizens o. the UEIe1 STATE, suo lo
s,pd sha h. that would Impair tht csplai ~
W - Co,.rSnV ,bsU be either Ses-York or Washington
. III ree5ngs Of Directors must b. leh Al VA
IT, prr.deut Is authorized detail vessels 20 hhst
s~srs.vs .ousiings 6e ASST Ia The "ofa. nc IN "a,
shall have tar nght " 4nsl ~
- ovey h line Government business 70 AZ
.s, ,s e1oatnx 800 year All n eIces 70
= ~ yssss Of tbs enterprise the yvfhlen "
Sro = psy = ths Csnpsny annually oh ~ seeee.1 M
Z oN fr ~ yesTs hns b 20 f oompo u p'e
So tbs 49, al ths ae tEnf for rssAgss yen
rdsg .dd dsie and signature as ioloNs besel 3
CsLfOrDis and hsHalsh IiAhos
"a g tbess Ydvsy Aeds % IN god iksno. 70 S.P
ip sod from yapau China - IA goa Ano De S1' ~ PP
to eVefy additional word over nn 49, A. I,,r,,,,tee or
Mr. HARLAN (ep., Iows)' from the C9niItee m t ,p
r1dcatoD Of treaties with the Greek NatlOh the
bridge also with the Miami Indians Oi Kansas anu o'
Indian tribes. - -. - c.rat. yotsd unor
and rejected the several treaties. -, ,,.i,.a
J1s gn to change tle Judicial Circuits Of the UnlteC