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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEW YORK

PORT OF SEH -HOKK 90. ............J uI1 IL
CLEARED.
steamship Iowa lbr Ovensone Glasgow Henderson Bros
eis&nsip 1ybee DeaBog DOuings Sposord CO.
saeNushp MORO Castle Gurus
ste@nsbp ASAa Lawrence Norslk Oid Dznnioh
stssshb VOLUNTEER Boodgood Phsa.DhiA Lombard ssEHship
STEAMSHIP Monitof Philadelphia
btssmshp Aryf,ra lt. Phi s1eiuhiA. J. land
kteamsliu Mar l.al,r Phil0eiptls.
si,amshp Ding asou. Portan1 J. p Am@t
Steamship Ellen efIy, sayesT Ss~ber1 Murray
Co ~
shp Bel Bsksnar so1iolt City Poipi and Richmond
OK DOmiu.0n ~ aIash.p Co
ssssmstD ADE EiIa Rehardi Phsdslphs wH p CYds Co
btssnsp Anne Chester Wilmington Del AbDost
s4-~s4AB q h~ss<I. sz5th. PEi.asiDAA
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DECIsIONs-JrLr u.

Supreme Court Chambers-Bv Judge Smith
6l Motion order o. rerlce denied Boiler
Uu10rrr sle rr1ueL The Lee Box and
belal 0rEAOl0I denied
sll
Common Pieas-Specdi Term-Bv Judge J. Z. DAILY.
Wilson A. W.ls0r.-DecIee grau-s- 20 plaintiff
Superior C0urt-Speciai Icrm-By Judge Freed
CoeE &RefeTsnce granted Iru Pu -
tol.r1eI granted Mesackea toutsr r. AOrier Tor
BcT brownOr1er -aue- Afuoucne
MeNa.-llr payers granted,
oogts t-ec1i 5s handed
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EuPEEKE CoURr-CHAxBERs J-Opeus 81 10 m--Cal-
lied 90 u M.
u Robbins ~ LuFrrsts.l. lf -t0ls hunt
Bulls H-a1 Balk Call los. .But-erT1rth Vokeu-
lEs. Wilson aat Mac.arau1 lug
GENERAL Recor HscetJamss Larku homi
hcde John Conner robbery J0nu Collins fe0nons
Thomas Bell Abraham Baum
John hu John MaTlu John Man George McLay. JOm
hcCa W. grad larceny clae Mahr George Williams,
roe1y from person Emocht. concealed seaponE
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PASSENGERS SALLFn

POR LIvERPOOL-Tn S,eaHsllp Cy Of Lgaon July I-lirs
nso41 Mn a Dixon Mr. Alice RegEn, Mrs a. C. Walsh Mss
y A bohegsn Ass yo-eplre Walsh NJ H. Fiul J. J. DonegEu
IN D. p " sullivan Master Reynolds, P.rucK Duf J. v Whafy
" ~ I'm Rev NedoeE Thos Anderson James MEsden
Isnef ~ W Campbell. v. g. MarcEn John
hon = Hgssol and wie Mamie lngsrol, Miss Julia
LSlI MIS- hary Loef Master C. sgersOL J..
onApHA1 p M0rrf " funaiclfe Joseph g.
Levy Henry FAfu0ugh Mr. Harrson w. Carslton and s William
he4Fer anc vile NJ Taylor ". g. Fnl p OFarTL
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IL the Yorkville Police Court. yesterday, John
stealing carpets
1eer-ll- .1 sllll. b. Lewis. Of Soc 81 lalson-sL
Deputy Sheriff Jarvis made Yesterday. the follow
ing Ossl Cosove. CHARGED szueT committed -e-t
I Dol. -ll.nl * sI.-l Cornell, charge rt4
battery. released -e ilrltr -5iI tlr latter . Pal,
: s. Rulslr Rob 1.Ege- VITA
$1,000 IL --..---
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fonoor Advertisements.

DEDIGREES compiled from the public rec
ors All peiy-ee certified vouched BY ega
evidence JAMES PHILIPPE 20 Beirtrov London, bngianL
VNO Wholesale Skirt and Costume Manufac-
tgrcrs Aud Trade generally SILAkhh
Mauuiacture London Bradford Plain and stripe hohar Al
All other
sreer use5 RE manufacturing exhibit
ruv design within Orleans, and description OF orr
sre goods Of supplied N T. OI1en
received only al Bread-st London. T. G.
NHE COURT EXPRESS-Published every
SATURDAY; hreYence fu account Of fss9onaoe EneI
trnre- Wasges APPROACHING Marriages and Fashionable Ar
raugrmeu of The Neek and Political AIcles he'eNs
l. a. Ode Pal Mall. London, England.
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Gtrurslons

TOR EXCURSIONS-SalOOn steamer Nyo-
ming bargrs Anna an. kenaoe 1eltAA
Grove fngewool Excelsior Para. and NeEalez Grove ~ M'I
near Christopher. a. D ,'o9i-... -
GRAND EXCURSION 70 COMFY ISLAND4
VI The GIN SEDINiNh eAFes SrNi'is
for COMFY ISLAND EVERY DAY AZ iolyEst
ChrSopher-st Sis H. Per 4 \. T., 20 a. m
Cbnstopher-st noon Pier J. \. r.. lz.l p A
CbrstoDher-st .. m 4 y K. JED
Extra Tnp Pier "A, y. T., 8 p Ia
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

4s9 -es........ l9 Moon 10
bN2af hooa..s- ppo Cove isSnd. Dbl He'd safe EZ0
HigH wATEn
k~ndy HooE 0l5 0sl Hen Gate Ferry 2 A.
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Gounirp properip 10 let.

ITO RENT for a term of years, the WY0-
Il MING HOUSE Hotel IL offered
ts for q iron the lh Of sepb.r 1874 TIE
person With capital opportunity offered For terms
J. c. BURGESS. Scranton. Pa
ITO LET-Charming retired COTTAGE III
IL Fo0snsl BewsesL sso- Clinton Edge~ae IsaBd
tys minutes ferry. sagfed AL Apply J. Am
eTh0k1. sseF, I. GOkPP La BTssowsy.
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Sales bn Aurilon

A MEHwts. AucloneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co, Broadway, cor.
ID 4sSseo Books Works Of Art Flnev Coos Furniture &c
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. (late Leavitt,
VI Sirrbegh & Coil Hal, Asopace For the SALE by
Arcri1~ COLLECTIONS o. Books PANTISGs' and a.
llals O. LITERARY PRoPERrr
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NEw-YORK SENTIMENT.
oTsEGO COUNTY.

To ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: This county Is certain OF song Loi
f,lo- and T2rovn J. 900 majority. Oueonta, usually
per,,bii,.n DIV majority OF l25 win give Greeley and
Brown Joe majority There is but little opposition. anu
Grant nas only feeble show Carpenter, editor OF 4e
Herald was heard 20 say, the other day that anoush
he should support Grant and Wilson, having gone TOO
I'D retreat his vote should be cast for Greeley Wheth
~ Ia .fuore irdorsed him not -Four ministers IN
t'reoutt r. or Greeley, and the Rev. H. Allen OF tue
I,-rrrrlu Church has offered 90 speak no our GreeieN
and Brown organization meeting next week. A cAn-
IN, -r rau T. ne ODD Whtc HaL Is 10 bc issued aIleT
Is Isl ID ~ Campbell. editor. We expect 70 accom-
Z, ID .... - us f.r the Honest Reform movement.
o. .....,. r. TuIvs D. s.. c.
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flusiral Instruments

CHURCH ORGANS for sALE-One Of :!
- v rB,rp,l-s and peiaes one Y pisle q
eror tone and dnh apply " H. DAVIS son q Dogls =.
ANO-FORTES-Twenty secondhand Piano
fortes Of various MAKERS thorolgh order. Tor SAFE by
CHICKERING SONS.
No n F0ureertlsL
Between Broadway an Fti-avs
CMITHs AMERICAN ORGANS are now ex-
- rin,v-v for ole Al r. C. LIGHTE manueurrrs u tntl
,ss PIASO-FORTES I2I BROOME-SI between Crosby AEt
Eus Sew-York Wholesale retail and On iostllents
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CORTLAND COUNTY.
T. he Eaisor Of The Tribune.

SIR: In pursuance of a call, meeting OF
steu Republicans ol the I,t and Id Election Dls1o's
OF this town lclc 10 this town on saturday
last. when "a Greeley and Brown Club was ORGANIZED
AMI the following named officers elected. The Hon IN.
r. ~bsulaud. late Justice supreme Court President
NJ ~ waters. j. ". Merchant. H. J. MESSENGER ana
u -l ID ,r-. Vice Presidents; II. D. MESSENGER COl-
- -.s.r.irv. IrvIu- a. Palmer. Recording oecie-
Il. 4. 3D. IT, Kellogg. John Mcfarland jerome T. 1dtAd
j. ~ n board. ". T. Ceary, and OTIS smith EAecu-
ti, CrIIr.free and a committee Of three 70 select
r. inv Committee aud report the same 70 tAt oualt or
l..z '-.ol 80 much Tor Cortland. Prom Other uoNhs
fI mas. rig- information comes 90 Us that the euol
r il fre lu and clubs are orr ming lAIou- IoIt
- .-- +-. --rrrr.r. You may rely COrt-
I'm ,.I ... .. l., Der whole duty lu November
$1,000 h. b. frrs OswEGATCHIE.
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Cccturcs ano meetInas.

COUTH REFORMED CHURCH. Fifth-ave.
- ,,d Tveutvfstst HEMAN r. TIMLOW o. The Nhsi21
Iarsgenee viii occupy the pGpi AZ ne Jog ~ ana p "a sr,lee
XIV < = hO0hHs, N haro~
Strsnge cordially invited.
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Gitnatiors uanteo--fema!es

LADY Of education would like a situation
"A next Pan a. SECRETARY for professional gentleman. Refer
exchanged Address R' l Irumbult, Hartford Conn
4 YOUNG WOMAN wishes a few more Gus
n TONERS bv Understands DREsSMAklNG and
family SEWING; satisfactory reference from
present employer Gail Tor two days a. w stanton
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Countrp Real Gsiaie for Sale.

Counirp Real gsiGte for Sale.
EOR SALE-STOCK or GRAIN FARM two
miles KndeThooS station ~ 81 rgg s5a sub
staua ue splendid order Adlfess "a EtsOA 4AvA Noi
Peterson \ j. Once. lJ8 Chzmhers-st ~ l.
nor SALE or EXCHANGE.-A Gentleman's
Couutry beautifully located ampie olthuue possess On
atev; tortveoo1ist Ada. o. Box 81 NJ
nor SAIF-5OO-acr VILLAGE MILK FARM,
near CAro .taont improvements tAfes0urihs
pored now; tame meadow bargliH taken EARLE
Hobart, Ind.
nor SALE or 10 LET cheap-A good large
Il HOUSE OF Garden plenty NJ ut ten minutes
walk from Woodawn Depot The Harlem Railroad Apply al 10
Broadway, Long Island Insurance once
arrange co. FARMS, desirably located and
" good Of cultivation nor SALE EXCHANGE Tor CITY
Properly hILAND q WITHIN D Deet~AhsA
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Gin Real estate for Sale.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS
THE VIEW YORK TRIBUNE
WILL BE RECEIVED
AT TNE
UPTOWN OFFICES,
yo So West Thirty secoud. West Tgsiyhr1st 70
.. m. regular Ohee rates.
A FREE REGISTER-COntain 1000 City
~ Houses Map. &c. Appy0 v. K. aIkN IN
son sos. ID P.ne-st, and p FifA-ave
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6ouses ano farms Uanteo.

WANTED-A tract of LAND near West
w city iota magnificent country seat VII arg lassea CO..
snd Burlington " j. With Eenhouse ootseTyaoi
grapery clear OF lens ave- blocks POOAce and station
Pail pErtculars Of Z MORRIS Burlington
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fotrls.

NADISON-AVE. HOTEL. corner of Twenty
Vi egrn and Madsonave Frsiclass Hotel European ga1
Coll AL stock Indicator. Everything
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NEW-JERSE1 SO L / HERN MAILMAN Al
y ITNR-Fcr LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on NBN-JbR-
SPY SOUTHERN RAILROAD It's BRANCHES and CONNECTIONS
steamer. coaneeunz SANDY Hook leave Per A North
PLYMOUTH ROCK st5 q. m through 70 Delaware BsT
IESSE HOYT. gao H.. WAretOSn via Toms hyer
PLYMOUTH ROCK EXPRESS to Long braaeh through .
Delaware BaF.
me connect ioI Ael BAH AZ Tie so after o
POI Monmouth
A trains stop az Long Branch
EXCLUSION TICKETS Sandy HOOK I'D return good for either Of
we G. W. BENTLEY General AalAser 10 Broadway.
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Che Gurf.

SARATOGA RACES.-The regular ANNUAL
- NETTING Of s SARATOGA ASSOCIATION VI" onnsaes %
SATURDAY 18th July, and cnntlRae sS days
The 1ogrsne clades Steepehases, Hurle taecs and fa1
- f'Ns L. NHEAILi, Sec. 1
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RedI estate TO grcbanse

I ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE and eight 10, l0t :
N lesSng sv.uns in BROOKLYN EXCHANGE for COtNIhI
RESID EECE SsvJcey ny The Hudson eps hour os
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mestrbsster COMM Real estate for Sale
QUICK TRANSIT.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY LANDS.
BLACKWELL Sc Co., IS LTwRY-sT.
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Coma 1slauo Real Gstaic for Sale.
Tor SALE-At Flushing, L. l., a trst-class
Feretof HOUSE together u LAID abundance Of
m fr kinds boa has I'D moeru Improvements For m paTcu
lar. apply o. JOHN MCCLANE - Pue-sL
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Marble ln0 Slate Hldntels.
Gitn properip TO fet.

A FINE STORE, corner Broad way and Thirty
~ trst Junction sTthsv 70 LIZ AsESuiabe for bakery hEv
eOthBg DRY OF 81 store good buEnss
VIM Il AAfBoR,
Pinssl
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6elp Dantco--m


COLORED MAN and WIFE WANTED-TO
- place short distance tle country the
u and d. gardening. kc and the
homework generally useful; Wi have their
1--we Write letter WILLING box 10 Tribune Once
stating DAY and houl o. he day you can Be gund al lone
NXANTED-AGENTS everywhere 10 CAN
w VASS for PATRONS LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY" one
Of the instructive biographies written IL
describes he nos engng e TIE remarkable career o. NJ
Fres1e1c II based
careful rsch and Psrtons most attrscvs
IuIel with Portraits Pictures Of tie Od Homestead, Chap
paqua Farm. Editorial Den
The present conspicuous position NJ Greeley before the country
the bipartisan which prom % elect him next President
peculiar Importance
JAMES 2. 0sGOOD Co. PuhHshers Boston.
VVANTED-A BUSINESS MAN of good adj
w notices Tor uevspspers Good ohao
ti aud habits Indispensable Address GEO l. WELLS, Bridgeport
WANIED-A young man TO study the pro-
1l OF DenustrT, the chances TIE Only
those willing pay superior ovansges apply Cal 73 etaye
IVANTED-OFFICE BOY, who writes fair
band AID vel recommended No 2g PeaIl 81 uItsr
NANTED-A competent CIVIL ENGINEER
W Tor city sorr address p o. Box ls0 Norwich Conn
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TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORK
For NeW-Haven bridgeport tEI Il.0 L. i2l5 (EIl
tErl. f5.4.l ami iErl n
Wesfnort lyoA
H.: 3:45. 40, and 80 N -
. Var II barren = O. Il.i0a n as 40 59O sud s.9op n
For STANFORD lEI) g 1880 lIo ia, .ELt GS
l:3D tsrl. 4:45, 530 $50 -;l5 8 tEHl p n
For Greenwich id intermediate stations g. u5 Il Rs Si5.
l45 5:30 6.gl us q -, 81, m IN,
L. w
go.ou va both Springfield Line and Shore Lne.
'-' | CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston va Springfield A. m; , snd p n
FoE Boston va Shore Line. y Is AID u
For Hartford and sprn~ied. m. E.l5 anu u
For Connecticut River Railroad I%4' p ~ " ''1l'0-
} ID. 70 Montreal
Railway a Norwich AZ FlVf-eAoe -'
to NegL 5udou and Norwich. p m.
New-t an RAIoa 70 ''0isn
pton ud iAms ,---.-4 I.t.rt,.,t
a. N. and p. n d..
For Naugatuek Railrosi and 80 p M 70 "a'efo"!
For snburT Railroad zl9 an fsV p A-
For Nrr-Canaan Railroad A. lZa an1iy p ID -. q
Commoors sleeping attached 20 Tran Al so 70 puo
dsr Nal Tn either Line. DrAgngTo Cr AI>S-e1 " -'
a and p H. Trans -. . . -s,ebsa ave, This mad A,
th Dnt the and Sewhsen XII cor IHensysefhA
the Ofces ~ the NeN-iofs lTsns
lDes RIprs-s Broadway snd Cours broohyni aS
bT ,Tug b baggage esl 9 Se eAeSAsa
from Q Destination JAMS n nv o-p@
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ' Road
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY p, l8TL

Pusess-- Station EevYork corner OF T~enty seTs1h--
Fourth-sve. Entrance Twenty seventl-s-
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90 Dbom II nan Concern

90 Uhom II mnn Concern
P. D. is invited to send his proofs TO H. c.,
Js Posi-Onoe Boz l5u Boston.
OFFICE MASHATTAy MARKET CosPAvY
81 and 81 BK0ADVAT, hEw-lOKK, June L. lB1L
" STANDS N the MANHATTAN MARKET ThirtyIs urhs.,
North River Company open
completion Of the building Consequently after MOYDAY
occupants
privilege aud preferences o. he Of the
Leases viii date from August when expected the building
Phns Of the BUILDING AND STANDS with price nIed can be e.
Bed a. the ohce Of the Company.
I WANT to KNOW of the whereabout of
JOHN STOSkkE inventor Reader, please inform THOMAS
A. b. JONES, No ~ Ns1lcf-st, n l. Cltr.
alarble lu0 Slate Hldntels.
A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
MGrbered MAn Thing Marble Counters Monuments pnces that
DEFY competition Marble turning isf the trade.
A -REMOVAL.-SLAT MANTELS, MAR
n. BIZ MANTELs WOOD MASTELs tBes
offered this at and spacious 20 and ~
West Iwsutyihuas st. T. i. STEWART Co.
pLUESTONE FLAG YARD. foot of East
ID TvenythrdsL Tagging laid curb coping, heArths, ke
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
WI UMESTA HeA6son-s Of superior ~ortmAHhp ATS KLABKR
Cos 20 W 5st bet Broadway and tsVe Design, application
---------
Gitn proprrip 10 frt.
A FINE STORE, corner Broad way and Thirty
"A thst junction LIZ AsE-Sube for bakery
eOthBg dry gOoas u l good ouInss
VIM RAiSoR5
8. PRest
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A GREAT OFFER :!

Horace Waters. isI Broadway, NJ -
81. apo.e Of ONR HUNDRED PIANOS MELoDtONs snd Ok1ANs
Of Az srsA MAKERS lncaag Hses a. EErhEAkLi ~ rN
sos e.sH an Vii axe IS m0uthv Until nad me Same a
et and rent applied purossd Ne" octave PANoS @Sa'
n,v~s.,ts fo SIS ready. tnc o. PAkLos
oRGAS the perfect ever Aaas enest
Muse Muslc Books Muse Merchandise Catalogues mailed
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| P. D. is invited to send his proofs TO II. c.,
ost-Oeioe Boz ] 5tl Boston.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-30
GGExER8I &ArURE~-No. l34.i

Sc Sos making appropriations for the repair,
preservation and completion OF certain
public works on rivers and harbog9 and
Tor other purposes.
BE Is enacted by che Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assem- bled, That the
following sums ofm0ney be and are hereby
appropriated, 60 be paid out Of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
~ be expended under the direction OF the
Secretary of War, for the repair, preseEva-
ton and completion OF the following public
works hereinafter named:
For the Improvement of DR LutG harbOr.
Minnesota fifty thousand dollars; provided
that no part OF saiG sum shall be expended
so az 10 lnjESe Tie haEb0s Ot Superior city,
Wisconsin
For the improvement of Superior City
harb0s, Wisconsin. fifty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement OF Marquette hag.
Dor, Michigan, fifty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement Of MeDomoRee har.
Dor, Michigan and Wisconsin, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For the improvement OF Ahnapee harbor
Wisconsin, twenty five thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of Two Rivers har-
Dor, Wisconsin, twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
For the Improvement of Sbeboygan har-
Dor, Wisconsin, eighteen thousand dollars.
For the improvement of Port Washing
ton harboT, Wisconsin, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
For the Improvement of kenosha harbor.
Wisconsin, ten thousand dollars.
For the improvement Of Chicago haTbors
Illinois, ninety thousand dollars
For the Improvement of Calumet harbOr
illinois, forty thousand dollars.
For the improvement OF Michigan City
harbor, Indiana, fifty thousand dollars
For the Improvement of New Buffalo har-
Dor, Michigan, five thousand dollars.
For payment to the Green Bay and Mis-
sissippi Canal Company, for so much of all
and singular its property and rights of
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| tween the mouth OF the Missouri river saasa
the mouth of the Ohio river; west end 0G
| the pass at and near Bio Buck point, TeEass
the bar at the mouth OF Sabine river, In
Sabine lake, and to extend up the main
channel of said river to the town of BelgoraG
at the mouth OF the Nuches river, in Sabine
lake, and to extend up the main channel oE
said river to the town of Boonyille, att the
point where the Angelica river falls iRtaa
the NuChes river, and TO extend up the
main channel of said river TO the town OF
Pattonia, Texas; at the mouth of the iris
ity RIVER, in Galveston bay, and to extend
up the main channel OF said river to the,
town OF Magnolia, Texas; Washington h@R,
Dor, North Carolina, Edent0n harbOr North
Carolina; mouth OF Mackay's creek NprGA
Carolina; Chippewa river, up to ChippeBR
falls, Wisconsin; harbor atSwanton VerInonhs
harbOr at Galveston, Texas; at Apalae hieeha
river, from Chattah0oche Florida. 30 Ana
lachicola; at Chattahooche river, fr0Ra.
Columbus, Georgia, to Chattahooche, Flor
ida; at Flint river, from Albany, Georgia
TO Chattaho0Che, Florida; for survey OF
breakwater at Milford, Connecticut; mouth
OF Pine river, Michigan; the harbor of San
Diego, California; mouth of Grand Calumet
river, Indiana; Great Kanawha river. froaa
the great falls to the mouth, West Virginia.
to complete the survey of the James river
and kanawha canal; for survey of CamdRg2
harbor, Maine for a sea wall or breakWatep
at Trinidad harbor, California; of the chan
mel and bank at entrance of Salem harhoaS
on Merrimack river, Massachusetts, froun
Haverhill to NeWburyport, including Duck
Hole. and Currier shoals the New river,
from the mouth of Greenbrier, in West Viz
ginia, to the lead mines, in Wythe oountyp
Virginia; at St. Helena bar, in the ColumbaD
river, Oregon; tor survey for the removal
of wrecks of gunboats, steamers and otheR
Instructions placed in Yazoo river during
the war, and for the resurvey of Savannah
harbor; the Delaware river between TreE-
ton and Easton; for the survey of the river
st. Mary's, in Ohio and Indiana; for the
survey of the Minnesota river above tho
mouth of the Yellow Medicine, Minnesota,
SEC. 3. That in the examinations or snP~
veys Of all points mentioned in the foCse
going section, the Secretary of War be d5~
rected to ascertain, as far as practicable,
the amount of tonnage of commercial bush
ness during the previous year at each point
together with such other facts as bear upaxe
the question of the contemplated improves
ment, and that he communicate the sanaes
together with his report of the examination
or survey of such point, to Congress; prge
vided, that SO much of the amount her6o
with appropriated for the survey of riyaus3
and harbors as is requisite for contingena
cies may be used for said purpose,
Approved June 10, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-30
GENERAL NATURE-Eo. POS. ?.

An act in regard to the commencement eI
increased pay to promoted officers in thp
navy.
Be it enacted by the Senate and Heaaa
Of Representatives Of the United Stasss
of America in Congress assem- 1ed, TlaaS
the clause in section seven Of the act of July
fifteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy,
" making appropriations for tho naval sar~
vice for the year ending june thirt5eth,
eighteen hundred and seventy ore, and feT
other purposes" which enacts . that here
after the increased pay of a promoted officer
shall commence from the date he is to take
rank as given in his commission be, ana
the same is hereby repealed; provided, thai
if such officer shall have been promoted ia
course to fill q vacancy, and shall kag8
been in the performance Of the duties oG
the higher grade from the date he lie TO taRas
rank, he may be allowed the increased pax
from that date.
Approved June 5, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-30
GENERAL NATURE-sSo. COZ :.

An act to correct an error in che saeS a
proved February twenty fourth oighte'taa
hundred and sevenJy-oneo
Be it enacted by the Senate and RPonas "a
Representatives of the United STAGES ut
America in Congress assSmble6o onas sD
much of the act entitled can acT 30 g,roV5dE'
for the disposition of useless military 2eseTe
vations," approved February twenty. fo1arth.o
eighteen hundred and seVenty-oue, as Loo
Gates the military reservation Of Fort Wa3~
Ia-Walla, in Oregon" is hereby snendea
50 az to read washington Territory" she
actual location Of said reservations
Approved jane 5. 1872.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-09

unnatural party lines and rise TO the
level of the great emergency. When
honest and deserving Northern men
arc presented for Office, she ought to
seize the opportunity of voting for
the IN, and tins show the North that
she appreciates good Northern men
and Is not so blinded against their
nativity and loyalty as to repel and
reject them. When an unob jeciiona-
bic man like Senator Kellogg Is offer
ed for Governor, man OF whose
efforts In behalf of the South all the
North Is proud. the people of Louisi-
ana would make great point by elect
ing him unanimously. 1t would re-
store unbOunded confidence IN them
throughout the country, IL would he
received rs an earnest OF good VIII,
immigration and capital would how
within your borders, and tho result
would he more valuable than great
raiFoad. Besides, IL would be an en-
e6Hfagement 10 tho earpet baggefs u
/" tote fair" and try % win the respect
and support Of the Southern people
by advancing their material prosper
ty, JBL.