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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Tains leave

i Tliriieihst Al follows: . r,--.- -. .,,,,l.,
"a m CINCINNATI aud Chicago Express Dra~ngroom cars 'aehsa
1870 1. M Day RIpress. DraNiDgroom ears attached
an m Montreal Express Drawing ears siAcbs ,,f A
$40 P,ei5c EIpss With Sleeping threus to Ceas' WE
out Change via ". c. r. r., also /. s. NJ \ hR (UAH
D M, Sleepny rafs aitsched
700 NJ 1880 and p. Ponghkeepse Iranh
a.. AIS. and $3.50 ~. Peekssil Trans
and $50 m, Sing Sing Trsns yo,L.r,
$40, 1880. 9o M Y IN, 3 +2a 'O A1a iO H. ''A>
Trains TorcEY
(ss n POugSkeepsie on saniays) J. d. loV'hi' 'u'N
e.
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Gin 2tal Gstats for Sal,.

DOR SALE.
The known and valuable PROPERTY occupied by
THE NOVELTY IRON-WOl'kS,
At the foot oTwhb Thirteenth and Foureehth Bs River en-
bsepg 80 LOTS west and D. and between Twh and
and 90 east Of and Avenue D. extending to
the Bubead Line on between Twelfth and Foureeah
sis together With the BUILDINGS thereon consisting Of MACHINE
SHOPS FOUNDERIES BOILER SHOPS aud other BUILDINGS aud
aud adapted for manufacturing STEAM En-
GINBs MACHINERY and ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK in al
its branches
The attention Of SHIPPERS and PERSONS interested in STEAM
SHIP LINES is specially the valuable WATER FRONT in
,ud the above consisting the Bnihead line extend
ing from Twelfth to Fourteenth and having from Is to 20 feet Of
water at Low tide.
For further particulars and terms apply to
JSo. S. SCHULTZ Agent
(seeobd POor) 50 aud 81 waist
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HtaI &statt 10 Grtbanat.

NJ A. rutland a. Co., Beekman-st have
vi. to EXCHANGE for HBwYoRS or BR00BLYN rROPhRIf
FARMS IN Kings Queens Suffolk kockaB Putnsn Neschcss
Dnhes. and Orange Counties also In HevJsrsey and Con
necticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. ANN,


MISTER ARRANGEMENTS commsaeas NoyD4l So. % 1852
at Dover Nth Chester Brs1c6 At Waterloo win R iol An
sp S,roudbu scranton Bend and all points the Lack
aTi9s and AZ EaPP ne aos a. Yss Mo.
Dyer HkettsoSp wssLiugon PbPbarg and Ess'oo f
S.5oa .h RI for Bctochsn Maa caOt AL
No. FAsToS EXPRESS connects Dover with chester Rs
$50 % and sso N to SUMMIT Dse1pe on %,
and ali iIts ST. M 20 SOUTH ORANGE
1870 $50 and $50 to hoRR1sIo"S 'a' Hsr1'
s.iS p m MoRRIsrowN EXPRESS ..,
l. T. ,5i $3.50 $40 $50 40 $40 $40 G:io go 7'' 300
''s Sd ai's sI6oMFIELD aud MoyTcLAlR $50
'' ~ ! Iio NV sen1 rs,st AssaL - ~
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
LSYS RF RyFR RED BY Bs sss lsSE o
i:% - Per q foot O''ne sSEDEs esner,
NEW-YOR AM. NEW-HAyEN RAIL
~ cS SIsnss &eH4 NS1. y. ia
Passenger ssH S'T rt. 's or 81 aT:'' and
f'ar'1 TRAINS LEAVE xEw.YoRS.
5tI s sa S F.aas sodPer, and ws.,po
Es p. S ss, 7 'SS SO OK, 500 1852 :ls , 's
Oh as $50 tEI 500, s:?o sHa 3 " O.! sn.,,
Tor ps,s1 40 tf, ~ q ii:5o a. ~ i2i5 tx 95 BIB
80, 90 Es - '1 S. ~ Els ? SIS 20.
rO Pof, Chester and nsmsa,s station, al lS'a M ia
SIS Sod, 49, MI i r m sSS Se~yo at m for
Boston. rpaTyS
for Boston. via Springfield a m skI) ; ~ p sahi'P
fr Hartford aud Springfield tKrl is;i' 5lEf 40 4"
For conusetsui River RAro. rl RESP N I" N0''''
So ny,Iori Providence and Pshkn Railroad sISIh. ms ~
FOR Se..II.v.u. N.w.Loaloa aud soHussoo Railroad
70, Cam. Railroad ga n s:OOp N to Northampton a'' "'
oa burg. aouaOnie Railroad g.. m. ando
For SsuEs,sci K.load /. TO- Ssi n ard .op
rO DIsGu .sa Sorfh ppssS. Sor.k TO D.9Ss
N 70 C."s,T Rsiroad ps t%P IA 'n' on '''a
DAYS $3.50 Sleeping Cars su,ehsd to Il tran and Drs's
Room to ,beS ~ and JAMES HoYT. sup,hO.sdsa.
NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
" nrpnT Is sgW.YORk Foot Of Liberty St, Norh h,sr -
IN M ~, MosDAi 10 1867 passenger trains "' rus
fOIs-'v; nRw.yoRK YoR BERGEsAyR-A, s..s .; a. 1's
81 as 80 iU.lo ll;lo M u M ~ ''' 80"
62 70, $40 yn Sa FoS WEsr BERGMAN ss 1;iS GS
IL "a i $50 ", 6:1o 1;ts as hS ~, ,,,a
'LEays sKwYoRk fok Sh"Ash-aN SO . 80, $ ;.sS
$40 J. Tss, s.so 1870 nag %S,exyR sup.ru,.ud,ut
A. r. BALDWIN. Gen. Passenger Agent
ANEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT Of
N ColRriAsDI ST For PpILAUBLpHIA iva C.ndss Z
m4o m via wss. PbAdepbis. $50 a N, 10 m nS a.
No. M s o. w. 10 % For soa,s ss.,Sw"ssS.
| 'yoR TnB wRsr-s:toa N, $50 a n. 3;s Ra,sPA 80
sl,, Palace cara - and through 90 Gasiss'u
.heat on through daily louisville s&boa change
on M D through eheass uIbeut change The
Irossh Chicago daily SATURDAYS excepted %
@,. d.y ,h,y srs s.ehea 70 the s.
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
| Sis ASD-wISrKR ARRASGEMgSr-os sod .n.t os..esi
H b. .ss ~i Roosevelt .d 0rasdsa fsrris' sl..s
s:ts n Mail and Passenger for P,sehesss N nr a's.
i,s s..sSs, @rossS 70 P.esass,, p ~ a N.r,,I-
on through BAhysa All connect al Waller ssss.
"''V' the A''s late ''' early Wv DOUGLAS s.0..,.a.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
those desiring TO purchase or rent such property
will find il to interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only NewYorR and all its cities and
villages every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact That lie
subscribers three editions OF THE TRIBUNE DAILY
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements IN each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyoes especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estate both IN city
and country adding greatly to the value OF It's col
umns as an advertising medium The charges TOT adver
tislng follows; DAILY TRIBUNE % cents per Inc
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRBUSE. 25 cents per line. About ten words OF
oarwide columns average line Terms, cash in advance
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Printing.
Snt,rnal 3tbtnus.
UNITED STATES ISTBKsAL REVENUE,
,otIEcToR's OYyICE, EIGHTH DISTRICT NEW YORK

UNITED STATES INTERNAL hENENuB I
CoLIEcToRs OYyCE EIGHTH DISTRICT NEn.foRk
HKw.YoRK, March 4. 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, for neg
lee, and Internal Revenue taxes assessed sgsns'
BERNARD KUPFER Der Nos 3s and $50 West
be made the follow ng
GOOD, And ebsttes viz the DISrLLlNG APPARATUS FIX
lures the premises Nos 38 and $50 west Ih se'eu'nsI
known as b. Kupfers Distlery, consisting OF:
Ba,rnsu-3 boilers, steam Steam pumps manse
still ! fermentiBg tubs wise, | sewer tub, $500
F, Floors steam pumps mash tubs mash box Low wine tub
meter separator -. IN. 1 do,hs,
worm and worm tab tank platform scale
Thru Foori mash tub 6rhe4te meter water tanks meter
Q smoke
sack, 1 pump. forge tubs lot COAL
Ohee-2 bedstead and bedding lounge Noe'
ing, puleys, belts &c. &c. $500 - ,.,ao, "A shall b.
Aud goojs and chsitr or so mus b costs and
necessary 10 cover the amount said tax togehef SI 70 49,
charges a. ri BLIC AUCTION on the Sh gay o, ~
s ~ The DisleTy Nos ard $50 West Ihiry ~, W.
\. C., at II o'clock JUN '. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

nor SALE-One of the most complete four
49, bowDope highstOop. HOUSE on IrIgtona
in po order MAY l. desired It.
z1t tS III HOMER ~ MORGAN Pine.st asa
AZ WEST Twenty th-st.-Ihree- story, attic
~ shserpt and sub cellar hghstoop HOUSE, built by the
80, WOOD Gibson in the will be SOLD Auction on
Tpl.y The 18th inst the Exchange Saesroon III boaaN
NULLER WILKINS Co.
III YOU~ WISH to SELL, RENT, PUR-
/ CHASE OF EXCHANGE RIAL kSIAI. 10 CITY or CoCHIHi
PRGfEKT1 can 90 J. G. fkEFMAE 2l2 broadway.
IMPROVED or UNIMPRONED i, PR SSol,t1i.
3r LOTS-HaQdsQmc situated, on ar, Te el ~
o DO nd RoufyaTd: spcEuls
~ ISGF Gf COUNTRY RESIDENCE g. LESPNAssE Use -
MARTIN KLENEN, ,
RRAI ESTATE LOANtASD INSURANCE BkohEh'
L.. ,s,roved 10 mn Broadway Room r., basement Moor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
CRIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave Depots

II sot ofCbsnbesst aud foot ofTseptr third follows
Tbrongh grpess trains leave CnamJers St at 10 m,
and 63T o. IN daily; Twenty Unrest 81 1t5 9'o
m ,rd '65 D. N. (dsiyl New and Improved DrawngRoom
Coaches ACCOMPANY the train through to Bufs connecting
AZ gncent Sleeping Coaches through 70 Cleveland
ami Sleeping Coaches will accompany The ~ a. m train na
the $50 Rochester BasAo
and Cincinnati. An Srsigsut uau leaves da'v at 3 D.
For Port Way. $50 CSenty-tl'rl ';lo
Sundays excepted connecting Tor NaF~e Mont
oouery Guiiford, Pine saud. aud Uuionvile
For Mddleiown and Wsy $3.50 Twentythir't 81 NJ
WaV at $3.50 daily. (lw~ntvhf 8 s:'S sm
For Nswburgh and WAY, at 800 aud 40 m (IHenHhId
las A. N 3:l5 AMI I:l3 ?. NJ
For Suferp and Way and TEentrihrd St tS srd
ll3Op IN. (fgeniy'tltrsi II NJ
FoT Paterson and from Twenty hrfst Depot 81 63 no.
e:I5 m rs m las (daiVD 345 3:l5 aud oto
Depot al 6:i5 y:l3 " i't@
D. N. (dailvl, 4 D. 10 5:l5 p. m and 6;S p n
from TweBty5rdst Deet AZ $3.50 70
l:43 n $40 D n Sis N. 5;i5 m and o:o p 20 from
Chambers Depot Il m Up NJ ''t' H. p w. M
6.45 H. . ,u.- -. r...,.-,hi.,., n.,o, ,ta..s
m mas o m 0. AIS iio No. '0il9 H. sui
S,tari,y only midnight From ChamherssLDepo aSa m
NJ 1890 D. ~. AIS p $50 p n and SATURDAYS Guy
Tess or pa.ag. and for Apartments 'Ds s.s
4. obtained anl orders Tor The checking and tranerof
Bses,gs NAV the cOnpSoysoace' "a 'z sn ' DrSng
go, One seBy hfhs and IbirhAve' hhsn.
s Fuoust BooLi-u Depots foot Of Chambersst ana loot OF
New No Bxehaug~paee and Long Does
Nm Isnsy Civ ana the Agents at the principal hotels
DsfV' '''N' '' " To P.emout ouy
Nm. K BARR. General Passenger Agent
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SATURDAYS WEATHER RBPoRT-e =.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
- .., SIM stts........ Moon <3i
..,a, 8:G6 Cows Isand.... 1855 Hell Gate 'lO4l
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Fort @larNms' 1Otiti.

STATS EgW.ToKE. L
foHT ~asbSSs OFFICE No. = NtHsuItb
NOIlCE ia hereby given, in accordance with
sse.os 81 lss ~ pas,sa A.a H. is5., e.te IA AetO
he9fyanne tue "AfaeS once u TIE Port Yof
Interested 10. or baFHg elage Of sb. matter Of cs Bla
ti1nbAuob sutS that Be oug re,ts ale aos
MOI By The Pou Narlens tLsi aprys or
b. eSApleIsd sbp ru days sclps usss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

ADRIAN ii. MULLER, Auci0neer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of 3 desirable brown
stp, East Thirty It, snd valuable
LOTS Oh FOuhe THRIFT ci sIib oae hundred
BY order Of the Executor and Trustee
TEiIN N hJLLhR p r. VILLAINS Co. viii sell at auction %
Nh ia Al o'clock at the Exchange Saesroom Ill
, nv order CIVILIAN PALBS esq, Executor and Trustee
oIJAMES ]. BAGnSo, DECEASED: -, -. uons..
FAST KTl FIRST ST-Three story brown stone mont hpuiss
and Lots north side Of las, Ihrtrtst east
Nos l0 lG9 and III The Houses are eseh 1|'| "
have modem improvements Lots Sds r. =. -.
EAST THIRTY FIRSrSr-2 Lots on north SIDE OF East Thyh
st. 100 f. east OF Fourth together "'n 'Ae teA soe ana sneu
thereon Lots each 1888 n. .
Lot east side Of PourhsTe 7a6 A. moth
East Thirty br.tst
SiXTBrHsT2 Lots hOh eide Of sItethst IS n east Of Sec
TFnUSpRBD AND FOrRTItsr-I Lot north side Of ouehund
,,d.nS. fouftb.st $50 a. east 81 finh-ave
EIIJNpREDASD SIXTH SIT Lots south side OF OnehuhS
,.d.pd,irthst n esst OF Hfh-Aye Bach 23IlOO9 r.
fol "'P' A"0 F"' wv ~ ~ $3.50
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ANEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OK

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- IL ksD-wINrER ARRASGsMgSr.-oa aud amer oesesf
0rasdsa frr sssss
n. Mail ssd Passenger for P,seosss 10 n n a.u.a
80 Erpress 10 Pstshogus 40 Aoeemnss.sss -
l,p- Saturday. through to Psehaguei e1 "t hsrnsh
on ssrda through sahysa All sss oesasa al ', ssss~
A'e'V VIC "'"'' g W DOUGLAS. s~oshstssSssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14
STEAMBOATS, mS TnilroHSs.

49, ~
EOR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching At
ssrPor-winter arrangements. Ths .e9da .''ne. Wv
PORT Commander Le"is and OLD COLON aomns'9s s
ss,s aaS .sa9d'y e'p "SP n" Esr 81 Ps.dsar
~ r sIMoSs Managing Director.
& 4 4 s xAseU NJ p ri;,' A;sa agent
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY
Cabin Are B9sT9S - To Ps9yP4yGs -
Peght a. oe rate. Connect Providence and Prov
and Prov Worcester RR for all eofiaH v g ritz. aad ls.a
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For R ss e F f 53aG Ls s s,! Ia:
date point. The ser and siaueb sieamer'
" CITY OF LAWRENCE.
and CIrT OP NEw-LoNDoS,
sl,Ts Ne S,TYs. s., csa,a srSsp!s ooo'I i''a
F q. ssoy. So H . ss EorT si' ss
Ter and Boston Hartford and gris RAILROADS -
FOR through tickets aud rates for freight 'Pg ss he oT'e Per
Ss~'Yofl. Oct IS. 1863
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IIousa-
i,ac-.lO At u aoon.
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
sssD hSg IA, !, SIS anS H. cosuecur sl BE- Railroad
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
ID NDBPBSDBsT LINE for BALI wAsHSSgoS ias MIST
s.Ssd and Forwarded by PROPELLER LINE from Pier r. st
WASHINGTON CITY FREIGHT By 3ad E. from re1 No. H.
\ q coa,ii.oa... g,yis, 20 route
ONLY .soas this iR sssTs dIcGEs GOOD
UNTIL USED. - ~ Z '" PhkshlL, pea 49,
No. 292 Broadway, cor. Bsreisyst. Nrwforh
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
" and Freight Depot NewYork foot Of Liberty con
Junction the Delaware Lskswtnna abl West
Railroad and al Bsston with the Lehh VALLEY Railroad rs
neeion' forming sdeei ne Pittsburgh sb the West without .hsnF
"' ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WEST
BiIty miles saved By this Chicago Ciaasaal
ST. Louis, &c, With bat one change Of cara
SILVER r''ss % WIT SiSTE H. ASRaSGkSEs 1e''N
Commencing december 20 ls6y-LeAve NeS.iovk iooss
$50 n-for Bethlehem. MAuch CLunk Nihanspot
Nesoarre MAhanoy CITY. Tukhsnnoef TOHsu WaFery, he
I:l3a M or Fem'ngiou and PhI ipsbnrL
Rm-Fo Bennington RAsion. Allentown. Nanre Cn1N NuAss
ton. Harrisburg Ne
2p.m.-For Basou, Aleutowp, Gc
1902 Ession. Allentown Msueh Chunk ssd BelTdefa
4:30 p n For Somer'lle aud Flemngion
5:l5 p. m-For Someryle.
6p. m.-For Bsstou and iuieruedlaie siatious
~ m.-For SomerTile.
7:l5 m-Por Baston.
$50 D. m-Por Psufeld .,,
las D. m-For Plau6eld, 90 Salgfoas ooly. 81. a.
Io:ts II go a n "a NJ 1900 200, 2' 95 $780, 800 $50 40
sis st5 600 6 40 7:O,. 7I5 ~ $50 lO2O N'tS D.
Wv ''' WV '%' FOR IHB WEST.
Ga m-WRTERs EzPRRss daily except sunday,L ot Ea'oa
Aepoxn Harrisburg and change Of cars TO GneS
Chicago bit change To ST. LOUIS Connects az h~f
burg Oil Regou Connects Tor Fleming
junction for Soudsbug Mater "a scranton &C
m-CNCtSsArI daily. for Eason. ,thehen hen
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago aud Iuepha Ssp
ear tbronah from Jersey Pburgh
Ticket. Tor the West be obtained the otee Of the Ce kaE
Of OF LtertysL n IL al No so housei
49, 2 $40 Broadway No 10 Greenwlcst ava a. ,s PRIV
eipal hotels . K hiNhhN sSIehnsN1e-@
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DARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

hIII nI paNtuIaTf tft NJ
WOOD "a P.pher on square. Boston, Mass
CrANIPy DAY Observation-Disclosures No. Ill
Iii at auction ON MONDAY March H. al Exchange
Salrsroahs at u HAMA .iykt
90. IN gih of one sbdtu eny seeond'Li lot NiV HOn
2Lil rear feet deep , D.. h.n.. .isl,
ayIhiL A-ras tvostorr and basemtn frame
,sau. rs ,suth Osrbnh ard seeohd 10y -
1870 1t 800 zach ..,, -. M - p,.,h ,,,f
osK ,it ND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. story. fIsh'I
TN, bouNs bck bsTn rear "f oi s"H'h s'' '
,.,t Of rourtb IL loi $500 can remain
MoHp. wmKiS,. AueiSnser =.
,IIrARI + STORE ON John st. at Auction
n ItDLBW Co will eel at Aneiien "a IT,.
n isio At u ooek tue Eiebanee ssle''oo~ III D"' WV
touS S1b. lot i.pd With the fonrst' hnes store 40
ILnt an the .snth.r. sde Gsds store 'o'e" ""''
4, ,nt, lot I-asei at tJtW pei ssn"" s,
me-, AZ Al The AacasneeW oGee flIesl ~ L. ''''J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

ALL KINDS of LANDS ID virginia Wns;
~ Virg1a And South, for sam, " Wv 49,
SorTHEkS LAND COMPANY. SO Bresdvsr
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6unniu Tral Gsiuif fcr salf.

4 COUNTRY SEAT of abont Try acrrs l,os on
~, ~, ..nt one mile from dsPo a. roHgbitrp,e iuqs'
u u" "1" THOMAS q. HINT. lJl fieht 81, ~ l"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-14

NTFW-JFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
" " long BRANCH RED BANK. BRlCkSBURG MAN
cspsTRR TONS RIVER &c. by Steamer JESSE holr, a<n
M from Per 81 fo0' Oo'0 IS SNEDES, General M.asgsL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-07
APROCLAMAT1ON.
Bv the President of the United States.

Whereas objects Of interest to the United States
require that the Senate should be convened at
twelve O'Clock. on the twelfth day of April, 1862
10 receive and act upon such communications as
may he made to il the part Of the Execu i've:
Nuw. therefore, ], U. s. GRANr, President Of
the United TIA rs, have considered it TO be my
duty IL issue this, my Proci nation, declaring
that xt,aordn Try occasion requires the Senate
of q e United States TO conye for the transaction
# business. at the Capit-, on the twelfth Jay IF
april. 1869, at twelve O'Clock noon on that day,
of which all h" shall at that time be entuled TO
act as members Of that body are required to take
IA, tiCe.
Given under my hand and the seal of the United
States. al ashington, the Sth day Of April,
SEAL in the year IF our Lord one thousand
eight huuned and sixty nine, and of the
Independence Of The United States IF Amer
lea, the ninety third.
U. S. GRANT.
By the President:
uAMILTJS FISH, Secretary Of State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-07
rovrd. March 20. 1S6o.


Pubic Ee~Giutipn-N0.
A Resolution rel sting 20 government buildings AT
Fort Eaten. iak,ta T.rrirury-
Resolved BY tll,- Senate and House of Reprrsen-
tafives # the Uni, 4 states IF America IA Gun
Sress ,ss-sibl That the Secretary at War be,
AMI he hereby i, auth 'riz-d AN empowere 10
drect the necessary buildings At Fort Totem.
OAK ia Territory. To he can-truct-d If brick
All u cept tn sud fort ready c''n-
struct-i Of rrics Prbyi ed That in his Judgment
buii.ii. : If that mater iii II not n
rsH-ivs thIu bu linsz Il I'D And PROV DID
further, That n, appropriation Will be necessary
thsrcf r.
Ap1rJyel April 8. 1859
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-07
[Public Resoiurinn-No. Al

A Resolution in r-iation to lighthouses on the
COAST If oregon.
Resolve! by th- Sen lie and llouSe If Repr-sen
tatives Of the Tn ted states of America C..n
gre-- srs-rnIbi "a That he erection of the light
house At AlHi n, bay. and If other light houses
On the cat 4 oregon for which appropriations
have been =, he made. shall not be .eisyed
FOR want If the .usent OF the legislature of the
State 10 he pu Oh Of the site Sites for such
Lighthouses
Approved, March %. lS6o.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-07
DELINQUENT TAXES.
AUDITo3's OFFICE, CaMsDr COUNTY, |

AUDIToa's OFFICE, CaMsBr COUNTY,
lst Dscenlber, 1863
NOTICE is HFREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ 'peinquent Tax List for the year ls69,'' Of
this ,uuty has this day cen delivered to the
district Attorney Of said County and 'tEat uni IS
the Delinquent Iaye5 therein specified are paid to
the Treasurer rs ex-tifi-io Tax Receiver. within
TWENTY DAYS from the publication If this no
tice, action will lie mmenced by the District
Attorney for the collection said faxes and Costs
Persons Ge-iIous If Ms king payment to the eX.
ofiiri1 Tax Receiver within the s3eclfed twenty
days. must procure Gu. this Office the rifcae
required by law SAM. d. KING,
3w Auditor uImsby county.
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SCHROEDER AGAINST THE WORLD!

We are informed that on Tuesday afternoon
December nth, 1869, Schneder's stage and a train
of cars we're at the Mound House at the same time,
both coming to Carsen, and that Schneider beat
the cars corning to Carson by about three-fourths
Of IN hour. dl62w
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A PROCLAMATI, n.

uAMilTJS FlsH, Secretary Of State.
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TesolutioB tor the p9, te-tion # soldiers ana
their i.ei-s.

= Restitution Tor the p-r terflen II soldiers anu
their ieirs.
res lived LIZ the Sg,a,5,, aud Uou-e of Repre-
sent t3v-> ~ the Itels states u AuCriCs. in Jsn
e-ess ass ulbI q. That thr accoun IN; Offices Of
-1e treasury and Pay dri riut yvh are cha Grd
att flIe statement fgfl Il lauIfle> due
:1s iEers III If heirs Dr.. and they her, by
irrctesi iry te paid the ind
due ~ the slId idCr> ct tisvir her, n per ON,
ar ty tftuSuHttiaE Tie a1IuIEr 40 thelU IL eef in
\ iTtfl a. tigIff<. PAYABLE L. rs. he. D. their
4rs! r. or 'uruuzh The Ire in.cu's Bureau. n
STATE sgeut~ apptiutrI -PsGai.ly flr that pnr-
rlsc sr s. v-ru,r- Il Hltiotii aSy iGuIs pension
4-snt Of The district Ntssrr lie sine, they nay
reside. AMI not Co any Claim = eIt cF upon any
power II atiyru-y transfer, or assignment
Ehsr-ve-.
sc. = Aui lie If further resolved. That any
y;icsr cr r's 4 q arg a' the executive depart
lent. o. -'se .veFu1.a5t who shall be iaw fIily
i.sai Cd - itsvsstitf., FRAUDS, CT attenF To de-
l-aud. tie sesurr.-ls, o. any lrT"sul witty or
llis-'F1in-s Of any U.iiCer "r 'rn' 81 the JntTed
s',trs- -lfTll hove power 20 aiHIHistct "afs e.
;.fsily Jl-tH tl-c reI II any such iive Ii
Gsi.'-.
sFC 8 Aul be i: irrlhe- res lived, Shat thu
shovel by 'aw TO at1.ruets or ageuts shall
be reserved by tie s1v department or sssH'i pcrsi n
-sagt and Et5J 70 sail agent IF attorney ~hC.
.Hv sach ts ire @ for ss-Gy vices Rendered y pre-
caring such bs9nty of unties, and not other-
%fsa.
4pgrcy 3. ,7gI1u. Isrs
ua.ic Ees3,aUan-Eo. II.
-zt T:-eo u.-r, su-h15,z r- the tran>f.r # Ger
5EIa Ffra p55s,ii rs aercJ ne made.
= ( p, lived bv 81 S-1sie and House II Pep
-sSa-ftrvas - ;he JsireI Ss.ts~ti America Do
5-41zE res embed. IT tire Seer taty at the
i-.4-urs le a.li he IS hereby. authorize and ii
rcc.sd % tse the SIM ~ .ty-eigi ihouSir
1Irrs Is be transcend srua. he apProp aficT
FIR q paper far tbs qHFii- ? ia.iu--' rtaiued
:heart eati 81 =. An ret making appropriation
- the Iszi-l1tfve. * yutve. and jadicid * |
?. -ls-s ii thr gsrrrnti.sf.t the year iIu1 |
-4s . i .sigI4te-r htilI85Fs and siNfg-rfrfa'
vel On tie tvsutie Of Juiy, ei.ht-en hmm
-4l ass sixt,-eight ~ aid 81 the aparnpriatiofs
70 TIE set fer The follow pur
,~-a s.gssi IN TIE following proportions. 70 Wit:
-. .zntiI ye-t eSprra,S Of the cfsrr of G n
..as sr,nier. fhree tfoussri I's-s-
the pablo printing. seventy i've tEuoserd 1
l.. Anil 10, 1892 !
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fORFICIALl
LAWS OF TaE UNITED STATES
Pcssed at the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
lPublic Res.,lutiun-Ne. 3
Rexolr.tinn rel alive To Consular facs

\ Ke3nIuti0n relative 10 ct'nsuIar Ices.
Resolved BY the Sc ate and House of Represen-
.stves D. he United States If America in Con
kress assembled, Thar section three of chapter
two hundr ed and thirty three # the public sets
Of the thirty ninih c ngress, approved July
twvas five. eighteen hundred and -ixty-sis. be.
and Is her ty declared to axe effect from ana
sitter ia nary fl 81, eighteen hundred and sky
seven AMI ali fees winch have been paid intu
The IRE tsu in ,edi-uce 10 the provision of -aid
&c ton. ami watch Uei prior to- said first d ~
OF January, ei htren huu'lrei and sixty seven
sil II be reflu led out # Consular receipts.
Approved March %, 1S69-