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[oFFICIAL.l
LAWS OF THE.UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
rGESERkL SAruRE-No. IL

FORTY-TH1RD CONdkESS.
GENERAL NAruRE-No. IL
An AcT to provide for the redemption OF the
loan of eighteen hundred and fiffy-eight;
Be il enacted by the Senate and Horse o. hep-
-ese,stat;rcs of tie United Stetes Of AmcrSea IN
sComgress asscnaIle,l That for the purpose OF re,
heemng the bonds issued under the act en.N az
kAn act to authorize a loan not exceeolu9 Wy
sum of twenty millions of dollars, aPPf0sou
June fourteenth. eighteen hundreu snu- my
eight, as amended March thlrd, elSn.e. 49,
-dred and fifry-nine. called the loan VI eisu'ee9
hundred and fifty-eight, is leuy =. -.
to be the pleasure of the United states W icy
all The common bonds of said loan on the nrst
dav of January, eighteen hundred and seventy
four. AT which date the interest thereon small
cease and coin in the Treasury sufficient to re-
deem said coupon bonds is hereby Appropriated
for that purpose. Ii
may issue an equal amount, ~ pa, vi PrnSR pa
and interest, of hye-per-centum bonds OF the
funded loan under the act for refunding the
national debt, approved July fourteenth, cigh-
teen hundred and seventy, and the act amends-
tory thereof, approved January twentieth, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy one, for any OF the
bonds of the loan of eighteen hundred and nIty-
eight which the holdersthercof may on or before
February first, eighteen hundred and seven.y.
four, elect to exchange for the hye-per-een.un
bonds of the said funded loan, with interest," from
saidJanuary first: P,-ovided, That no commissions
or allowances whatever shall De pa" .os 'n ~
exchange of bonds hereby authorlzca, snu ~
interest shall he allowed on the new ponus lor
any time for which interest is paid on the bonds
exchanged. 40 90
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
MATT II. CARPENTER, cad
President of the Senate pro femp0re.
A""'Seu' D' L. s. GRANT.
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GENERAL NArURE-NO. Il
An Act repeating the increase of salaries of

members of Congress and other officers.
Be IL enacted by The Senate and House Of Rep
yesentatices of tie United States of America IN
Congress assembled, That SO much of the act
of March third, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, entitled "An act making appropriations
Tor legislative, executive and judicial expenses
of the Government for the year ending June
thirtieth. eighteen hundred and seventy-iour,
as provides for the increase Of the conipensa-
ton of public officers and employees, whether
members of Congress. Delegates or others, ex-
cent the Presiden. of the United States and the
Justices of the Supreme Court, be, and the
same is hereby, repealed, and the salaries, CON-
pensation and allowances of all said persons,
except as aforesaid, shall be rs fixed by the
laws in force at the time Of the passage Of eaid
act: Provided, That mileage shall not be al
lowed for the first session of the Forty third
Congress; that all moneys appropriated rs
compensation to the members Of the Forty
second Congress IN excess of the mileage and
allowances fixed by law at the commencement
of said Congress, and which shall not have
been drawn BY the members Of said Congress
respectively, or which, having been drawn,
have been returned in any form to the United
States, are hereby covered into the Treasury Of
the United States, and are declared TO be the
moneys of the United States absolutely, the
same Is they had never been appropriated a.
aforesaid. - =.
Approved, January 20, 1874.
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ron SUPPLIES.

k1ROFOSA4SS Fun oOi1A1EsS. -sH--sel'ri Ia
OFFICE CHIEF con,nssAwr OF SUBSISTENCE,
SO go sDEcARTNENf or CALIFUaSIA, [ e
SAN fkANcTscU CAL. Feb. 1874.
seriEed y the aeSsTsiglsas .Iil b: rs:slved until
the supply Of 91bsistencs stores At the following
named Posts for one yesf, sueh les time ~ the
CommiSsary General may direct, commencing July
va CAMP WRIGHT, CAT. =
Fresh Beef Flour, Smoked Bacon, Hans and
CAMP CASTOR, CAL.
Fresh Reef Flour, Salt Pork, Smoked Bacon,
Hams and Lard. :,
CAMP INDEPENDENCE. CAL.
fresh B<efn floHr. Salt Pork, Smoked Bacon,
Hams, Beams and Lard.
CAMP BIDwELI.. CAL.
.Fresh Beef, Flour, Salt Fork, Smoked Bacon,
CAMP NEW. d
Fresh Beef Flour, Salt Pork, Smoked Bacon,
=" Wn HALLEeK. New. -
fresh. BeeE, Flour, salt Pork, Smoked Bacon,
- fokr 6ALI., IDAHO. g s =.
-Hresn neef, Mutton. eat Pork, Smoked Bacon,
Hans, Flour, Salt and Lard. -. - 80
DetSi1s and requirements fnfnis1ed BY the under
slRuea: copy 81 the latter. With this advertise-
nsns. to Be sissoAsdto sncs H TSHoss' Sa sfsd6v
Captain and @. g., and Bvt. Bfie. Gen., u. s. A.,
Cntef Cs Ss, Oepts CAL Fssf tGs.G 1eoD
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novERNMENr SALE
QuAn1..nAs1.s's OFFICE, !

rr QUARrRRMAsfRR's OFFICE, =
ALLKGHENY ARSENAL, \
PTTfsBURG, Pa, Feb. A lssS.
In compliance with the orders OF the h0nofabte
Secretary Of War, there will be sold at public aac-
tion, At this post, March %, 1874, \. 10 q. M, the
Ing, Camp and Garrison EQulpaae; Writing
Desks: 9 Forage Cap Cover. 3 Metallic Scales
y Eagles; 7ssheils sna Elane,: ,rcu.,Yye
First Lieutenant Ordnance Corps, Bvt. Captain
u. q, A.. A. A. q. n. 100 felix's ;
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novERNMENT SALE.

Cox'xs OFFICE, Allegheny AHsExAL,l
PifrsIUR0, Pa, Feb. q, I674.
In compliance with the orders Of the h0norable
the Secretary OF War, there will be sold IT public
Safe, the properly Of the United Ststee. =
Terms: Cash at time Of acSeptsncs q hid:
First Lieut.. Ordinances Corps. brevet captain U. 8.
A., A. C.S. r---I.f mhS
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MEDICAL.

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
HAPPY REL1Ef for Young Men frqm the effects
.seseeA.. lHpeafnsats % lafflsgo reslove1. New
method Of treatment. New and tena.kahle rene-
yelD1ee. Aadrea H0WARD ASSOCIATION, No.
3eo1th Ninth ssre.t. Phila1slphia, Pan tnattu-
tn ~ SsuSiaisrai skf ZOE non't rae Ss - -
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DROPOSALS FOR"MARBLEW WORK" FOR
wAkANDNAvY DEPARTMENTS BUILD
p ING WASllISGTON, ID. C. ~

TE sSST TSSf e TIs Nky sTAII55
l O y ns OF SS suPHsri;rS;s ARCHITECT
49,. WAsniNGT1S D: G., Feb. a. ,s4.
IN o. n
Wort :. .hs new st.se: War AND Navy Depart
10, 600 tmore "a iess) White Marble Tiles, 11xi.Ii
nm f iaor , nr len, H.,fdo. do.
hoo Inore or less) Black Marble Tiles, 1zxisxl
Lsn Stes saperneial tmore or less, Black Marble
- gorders Of various Widths, from 4inchss up.
all inch thick full.
riIs1 Of bess % Quality wS,sev.ined Italian Or sse
titles Of best quality He,gIan, alenn's Pills, Or
Of best quality black Belgian, or Glenn's Falls
The Whole Of the tiles and bordering must Be one
inch full IN ,thickness. with .awn backs and The
sSt Jul g me sqrass md pe1tscly fr%sj fse
siSasrs sii ss.ss the ssssripsion q marbs sSsy
prcPose 70 furnish, and viii submit samples along
rsymenss win b made on delivery sud aeospt-
lie eSnpesiss q the eossr.es. =. 'e' 'A .1'A
sss Ssss
!h9sssnd dvs Lnndfsd dollar. a. - ih.s f6s
Sept &c ne 81 s the s Ss
sfsSs
or ali bids II Is be desed for the Interest Of the
s Pass.s o. {. ss SSs.sS Is
and dees not conform IN every respect 10 there
sidsSsd; neither vim any prepSssi Be recsiysl nom
paIilss .ac are not shsmssiys e. ens.xsd y ne
Ss ana Ts INC the
iadOrssd, 'Bids for Marble WORK = .na .;ire.sed
fs0 Supervising Architect.
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GENERAL SAruRE-No.4.l

GENERAL NArCRE-No.f-J
An ACT relating to the limitation of steam
pressure of vessels used exclusively for tow
ing aud carrying freight on the Mississippi
river and its tributaries.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States Of America in Con
qress assembled, That the provisions of an net
entitled Gan act TO provide for the better Sc
curty of life on vessels propelled in whole or in
part by steam, ;" &C., approved February twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and seventy -one, 80
far as they relate to the Limitation of steam
pressure of steamboats, used exclusively for
towing and carrying freight on the Mississippi
river and its tributaries are hereby SO far modi-
fed as TO substitute for such boats one hundred
and fifty pounds Of steam pressure in place Of
one hundred and ten pounds, as provided In
said act for the standard pressure upon stand
ard boilers of ferty-two inches diameter, and
of plates of one quarter of an inch in thick
ness; and such boats may, on the written per-
init of the supervising inspector Of the district
in which such boats shall carry on their bust
ness, be permitted to carry steam above the
standard pressure of one hundred and ten
pounds, but not exceeding the standard pres
sure of one hundred and fifty pounds to the
square inch.
Approycd, January 6, 1874.
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,oyEnNMENr SALE

nOYERNMENT SALE. l-....r -
--s.--l- -OYYiCY HUDCnA0IHO.AHDD RfOT @. D., , !.
Comm 9l1xNI AID H0UsIoN eIRkkrS,
NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 10, 1S7A.
There WI BE- sold ~ fnbl1e Auction. ct this
oqee, ON MONDAY, March ~ liza q u O'Clock,
ccrsisting q ONCE furniture :ssiss hsSSccsrs de-
feSa Brevst Brisadier General aud q. 3.
CONVENIENT SALE. '
UNITED STATES NAVAL SrAfIoN,3
MOUND CITY, ILL.,, Feb. 70, lS?E =
VIII BE offered q public sale 70 the highest bidder,
the loeh dny u March, i0l q u n, Of the naval
station, Mound CITY. Qsantlty q eondemnsd ar
WAGONS, Chesss, Iettlf rresseA Shelving, Scales,
ksddsfa Pump 1ans. ESps, Aayserr Stoves,
Har4wars. and other nisosllaneo1s articles and
Terms, cash. Twenty t.gy per cent q tAe p1r-
ehass money will Be required at tie time Of sale.
Article TO Be removed within ten e) days, or posi-
lively forfeited to the Govesnment:.
- Carpentef U. 8. Navy,
By order Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
Also, as Tie iame time. will b offered for sale
Money Safes, Medical Stores, &C.. 81
: II. r. PH1LBHICK,
fsbA Z ! 1 Carpenter U. 9. Navy.
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DROPOSALS FOB CHAIN IRON.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
NAeuISefox, ID. O.. Feb. q ls74.

WAenIHer0y, ID. c., Feb. =, 1G4.
eealea proposals, 70 DO tndor1ed sfroposatS'
~ " rsssy, :, AZ tbs Ses un, TIE l;s az %
Chain lroa TO be delivered free Of expesse 70 the
Goycrnnens ut the Washington Navy Yard, sub
jeet to such proof tests - shall In svery way be
satisfactory to the Comma ndant Of the eaid nnvy
yard and at such timer nnd h such ssIay
b snss f0f x hin The last delivery to be PRIOR
i niiEExu ElUIPNHNT AND RECRUITING.
LIZ iinks Chafn Iron. 7-O inches diameter, IA
inches long, II opounds.
zas lini. Ch.in Iron, io-Ts inches diameter, fslS
inches long, N,eoo pounds.
401 links Chain Iron, / Ills inches diameter ~
Inches long, 1H7G pounds. -.
ssiiaks Chain fros, l1s-S inches diameter, n
L1slinE CSsin Iron, i ETA inches diameter. ~
inches long, DO pounds.
Bidders will b required to send fAtr sample1 Of
the Iron they propose 10 furnish, marked with their
mines. in one bar Of feet long, ofeaeh q the
WashinSton Navy Yard. These bars will be subject
to competitive tests. and VIII he required 10 tsnd
palipe strain 0f7o 20 tseventy pounds to
the sQNare-tneh section when turned down 70 the
usual shape and sizc Of testing pieces in the yard
ALI the iron called for to DO delivered In straight
fcts, And to Be equal to the samples Furnished Any
iron falling below the reguired test Will Be rcJeesed
and remain At Tia risk ofthe bidder until removed
The award Vii be made to the lowest responsible
bidder Whose Iron or the dferens sizes comes up to
Responsiblc security Will be required for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the iron when
Blank form. for bidder. Be hid 4 ri; see.
H.. o..
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GENERAL NAruRE-Nc. 81


AN ACT making appropriations for extraordi-
nary expenses Of the naval service.
De- it enacted by the Senate o'sd House Of Rep
reseata:;rss of the United States Of A,nericd in
Congress assembled, That the following sums Be,
and they are hereby, appropriated, to he paid
out of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, to meet extraordinary ex-
pepses in the naval service during the fiscal
wear ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seyenty-four, namely:
For pay Of the navy, three hundred thousand
dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Navy Depart
ment. Twenty-Five Thousand dollars.
For Bureau OF Navigation, twenty thousand
dollars.
For the Bureau of Ordnance, five hundred
Thousand dollars.
For the Bureau of Equipment and Recruit
ing, five hundred thousand dollars.
For the Bureau of Yards and Docks, twenty
thousand dollars. Ll.
For the Bureau of Provisions and Clothins,
three hundred thousand dollars.
For the Bureau of eam-Engineering, three
hundred and thir.y-flv thousand dollars
For tic Burcal of Construction and Repair,
two million G..iidrs.
Aurp;tl. December 81, 1873.
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DROPOSALS FUR ICE.
.tI1 Treasury DrrAnrsrxr, !,

Sealed proposals, TO furnish Ice for this Depart
ment for one year from and after March H. 1874, will
be received until noon. March II, 1874.
The Ice to be Furnished must be kennebec Ice. Of
the best quality or Ice equal thereto clear and free
from snow dirt or other Impurities, to the satisfac-
ton OF the receiving ohcer and TO be delivered In
such quantities and At such Times and places may
BE- required. ~ 90 - "..- p
To be weighed by the Treasury scales. and to be
paid for monthly, upon proper vouchers, audited
BIZ must be At price per ton Of 10 pounds to
the ton.
deposit Of 600 UNITED States currency or bonds)
must accompany och bid security that IL Is gem
nihe and In good faith 70 be returned TO the
cessaI blaers atef the awsrd Of the contract, and
to be security on the Of sue
The fisSf 70 reject any or all bids or to waive De-
ftcts, II deemed to the interest Of the GoSernnent
BIDS shouid Be indorsed proposals for lee, and
shoold be addressed to H. 8. VANDERBILT.
d Acting Chief Clerk Treasury Department. -
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rGr>rHr, SATuRE-No. 81

IuLNI-hAI. ->H
An Act TO establish post route from the vii
lac of L'Arse, in the county of Houghton
and State of Michigan, to Huron Bay, in said
county and State.
r.. II enacted, b.; Tie Senate and Ho,se Of Rep
vesen,afires Of The United States Of America in
Cosgrcss assembled, That a post route from the
Village of L'Anse. in the county Of Houghton
and State Of Michigan, to Huron Bay, in said
county and State, be, and the same is hereby,
established.
Approved, January 5, 1874. q
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ARTrcIs orH,

The expenses Of the arrest, detention and
transportation Of persons claimed shall be paid
BY the Government in whose name the requisi
ton shall have been made. 800
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ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred aud
Iyevenfy-four, snd Tor other p1fposee appgUvcd
March third, eighteen hundred and aeyenty-
three, be, and the same Is hereby, amended by
adding TO the proviso IN the elsuse OF sah oct
relating to the public printing and binding the
following words: "and ofthe Hoase of Repre-
sentatives." s1s.flt' t5dl ,. 5tsosah ags
Approved, January ss, 1874.
[GExkRAL YAruRE-No. o.
Az Act making appropriations to pay for re-
porting the debates and proceedings Of Con-
Rress. -s7il s.4- ssIl. ,-
Be Il enacted By the Seaats and Hoxss Of Rep
res.atatises Of tie Ua;fsd States Of Amsrios IN
CoaSress assembled, That there ID hereby sppro-
priated, out Of any money in the Treasury NOT
otherwise appropriated, the sum OF twentyrnve
thousand one hundred and eighfy-nve oouars
for the payment of the i've official reporters OF
the proceedings and debates of the House OF
Representatives during the first year OF the
Forty third Congress, said reporters to Be Pato
monthly at the rate fixed BY law.
SEC. 3. That there 10 hereby appropriated,
out of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, the sum Of ono thousand
six hundred and thirty six dollar and twelve
cents to pay D. r. Murphy, o6acial reporter Of
the Senate, for reporting the proceedings and
debates of the Senate ut the special session Of
March, eighteen hundred and seventy three,
according to the arrangement made with him
by the Committee ON Printing Of the Senate,
which was reported BY said committee to the
Senate on the twenty Arst day Of March, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy three.
Sec. 8. That there Is hereby appropriated for
reporting the proceedings and debates Of the
Senate for the Congressional year ending March
four, eighteen hundred and seventy -four, the
sum of six thousand dollars, Of % much thereof
as may be necessary, which sum shall be added
to the contingent fund Of the Senate and be
disbursed by the Secretary Of the Senste, agree
ably to the terms of the resolution Aforesaid
Provided, That from and after the passage Of
this act SOM not exceeding forty-two thou
sand dollars shall be paid for reporting the
proceedings Of each House of Congress for any
one Congress, under the direction of the re
spective Houses; and all laws inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed. 81
Annroyed Iamlary d, 1871. - -
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missioner of Internal Revenue.
= Be It enacted by tie Senate aud House Of Rep
reseatasipes Of the United States Of Ansericd in
Congress assembled, That the Office Of Deputy
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, made va
cant by the death of General B. J. Sweet, be,
and the same is hereby, abolished; and that
the Secretary of the Treasury may, upon the
Recommendation of the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue, designate one of the two
remaining deputy commissioners as First
Deputy Commissioner, who shall perform the
duties and be paid only the salary prescribed
for the Office Of deputy commissioner hereby
abolished.
Approved, January %, 1874.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES OF AGREE
AENT
States Of AmerteS sNd Of Newfoundland, ssfab-
ltsktng IN ee<Asnse Of PosfeI Csrds bsfUeen the
fW0 e0wntrtes.
, 1874-12-17
NEW FINANCE SCHEME,
TTtE YfEunI3 TREATMENT.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 1G.-Tle Executive
Council Of tho National Board Of Trade have
boon In session hero for somo days. aud have
prepared and submitted to tho House Banking
aud Currency Committee plnn to resu1no specie
payment which they believo practicable, H.
though mombors Of tue Committee do not talo
the same visv. This pian. in bricf, is aa fol-
lows: First. that tho Secretary Of the Treasury
ehall borrow $500. .0o0o 900 in gold, at n rate Of
interost not exceeding ~ poF cont, redoonab1o
thirty years from date, and that on offering this
loan t,o Secretary rnaY rocoive D portion
not exceeding sss5 per cent Of tho proceeds
in United States notes, which shall bo in-
madiately destroyed. Secondly, part Of
tho proceeds of aaid loan shall ho applied
to tho redemption OF outstanding legal-tenders.
Third, another part Of tho proceeds of tho loan
shalt DO applied to tho purchase Of silver bullion
aud the coinage thereof. Fourth, Tint tho Scc-
rotary may borrow S200, 100000 ut 4 rate Of i'll
torest not exceeding per cont, payable in gold,
in tho yoar 1917 tho proceeds to bo applied to
the redemption OF logal-toDdor notes. Fifth,
that the Baid two looms 1nay DO substituted by
National Bnuks III security for notos Issued by
them for 1onns OF tho United Stases, now do
posted as security for said notes. Sixth, six
months after tho passage Of tho act, all ii,ntta-
tionB upon tho amount OF Tho National Bank
notes to bo issued and tho location Of tim banks
issuing tho Same shall bo repealed. Seventh. it
prohibits iAanlng now Treasury notes in place Of
thoso destroyed under the provisions Of this
plan.
, 1874-12-17
OBITUARY.,

MlSsEAroL1s. MIMI. Due. 16.-The commu-
nifty il Haddened this morning by tho doatus Of
t,so prominent young men OF tho clty,-L. II.
Dashlol!, the city editor Of tho Daily Tribune,
from diphtheria aud Edward U. Clark. lead
Jug furiture-loa'er, from typhoid foyer, both
about so yonrs old and conspicuous for talent
aud integrity.
!Sutcla! Dispasch to The cAitaqa 7rt5pne.
CAltuoLLToA, ILL.,, Dec. 1G.-Ollo OF tho rpest
scholars and MI ointment physician, DR.. James II.
Samuel, diod in tlis city last night, in tho 77tl,
year Of his ago. He was Il charlor nomber OF
tho aIasonIo Order here, aud will b. buried with
its hohotB Tomorrow At np0ll.
Suer,at Ufapatrh 10 1h- Ch,taao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 18.-Dornty hharifr Hachptt,
well known In Chicago, and ono OF Tho oldest Of
ffcorB in this city anl county. died to.day, agod
90. lilo has long besn suffering from lnaanlnla.
tory rheumatism.
Spscfal Dispatch to Ths Chcaoo Tribune,
I,LooM1NoToS. ILL.,, Doc 10.-I2x-Sl,oyiT Capt.
licnry IIonHeholdt toll dead thls afternoon from
anopiaxy. aged 10 yeara. llu term Of oillco ull~
dor ltepub,can rnla Ind jual ended, and ho Ind
u,ailo Zip hiy settlement III full, lilo sas native
Of Cologne. Germany. ana has rcsis!o1 III Amer
len since 1854. lIo waH gallant soldier. aNd \
faitbful officer 10 all tho public Offices which 10
Inv he!d. Ho wlll bo buried tomorrow.