Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1873, Page 7

The Daffodil. (OFFICIAL. cer hee SH LAWS OF THE UXITED STATES niu wveret Paced at the Third Sscoton of the Forty ‘The frosty ferns, unmelted, gleamed Second Congress. Long days upon the window-pane; | ‘The white drifts fil the nha pe ee (GuweRar watuRE—No. 85} Ani firongh the bare elmcon the hil.” | AX Act supplemental to an act entitled “An ‘The nerth wind whistled loud and shrill. peat i focbea peg — le *tis May at last— Ls nak io cenetruction Bavteeiunoan, Depot cor ih and B svreete, " } obetruct the navigation of said river: Provided the United States other than gold. andthe bonds | aw act to place colored persons who enlisted | FOWer to convene general courts-martial for | Pretier, That in ease by reson of the eoituine te head te Oca yg reolted therels, and te secars which said mort, in the army on the tame footing as other sol- | the trial of act ene ee or'the channel of the said river, or from any | Gnited States: =o dic: al | Sage wae given, ers ag to bounty and pension. ee - | other cause, the piers or cribs, the construction Resolved by the Senate and House of Represest= sen at the — — | mortgage and bonds shall have the sume effect Be it enacted bythe Senate and House of Repre- | Son and dismission, subject to the same limita- | o¢ which are authorized by this act. shall be Ps athe tmited ‘mates of pram dy Deon 4 Tution, prefacing his remarks by an elaborate | 8° *heu Aad ee tae ed, Tian it, | tentatives of the United States of America in Con- Cone rar eo eonditione now existing as to other | found to obstruct the navigation of suid iver | Gssrmiled, That the President be, and he is ne 1 rine 0 whic! y 5 pera si tal. 6s - address on the t mysinlogy a infant digestion all other respects the requirements of that law eae Fae ante rn —. ‘Approved, March 3 at any time, the government expressly reserves a romeranged and request render to ed tot the right to remove er direct the removal of any insion of the last seesion ding does more harm than anything | 1 Fe#ard to such mortgage and bonds have been | who are now prohibited from receiving bounty such piers or cribs at the cost and expense of hel tions concerning infantile diet in summer, and to present the same ata future eee Last | Jou But now "tis past! "tis for other purposes,” approved March te | fed Sy Sundred = spoon. ment of the rum of money a to the Uni- — ‘i ' : | Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- | mew’ Fmaa hens | snp acl ats entalives &f the United States of America in Con- | tod States by the tribunal of arbitration at Ge- Hope whispers, with her south wind’s voice, | ¢7# assembled, That the face value of all bonds | Reva to be paid by the government of Great Sot heart! look forward, and rejoice hereafter issued b tegareres and Packie Bele | Fy, sed wed 40 Tedeem, se far‘an if men the gre bright ! road Compan: 8 of the ac’ * ° On the Mississinpi river be, and [pce meng nd | Spproved' March third, eighteen hundred and | public debt of the United States, andthe amount [GuwmRar waTvRE—No. 98.) satherindd sd Seageeereh ona Ub ae | But spring will come—in patience wait! seventy-one, shall, at the option of the compa- | ¢qual to the debt so redeemed shall be invested | Aw AcT to conter io the superintendent of | of the Secretary of War, to construct or build a ny, be either in gold, or lawful money of | in the ye per cent. registered bondsof the Uni- | the United States Military Academy the pow- | Diers or cribs in front of their mill propstty om “ uae bees dit tide: the United States, bearing interest, at like op- | ted States to be held subject to the future dis- | er to convene courte-martial. the banks of said river, for the protection of At a recent meeting of the public health asso- | 10m of the company, eitner in ands | ocean 87: Mlativce of the United Staten of tmcricg i ree | Heit mille and rafts against damage by foods | ‘2 € this city, p practice lutions were | ful money of the United States; and any - | Approved March 3, 1873. sentatives of the United States of America in Con- | and ice: Provided, however, That the J | tiation of this city ore — furnish for | &8@¢ heretofore executed by said company, se- eee Te acsembled, That the superintendent of the | cribs so constructed shall not tuterfere with or ] ae eine nmontatina eats furnish tor | curing bonds payable in any lawful money of [Guwenat atces—No. 90 nited States’ Military Academy shall have | . at Saint Pe- except Sunday. ‘ - S| fully complied with. and pension on account of being borne on the [GENERAL NATURE. - 99.1 owners thereof. [Approved, March 3, i873 4 cordial invitat 5:35 p.m, Baitimore At Se Sior tnsee howees muta eae ae eeeet, | Approved March 3, 1 Polls of their regiments as “sinves,” shail be | AX ACT authorizing deputy collectors and | °°*Ne ssi, Loney Hts nentioerelon in the United Stateset aeseriea, | * summodetion, and over five times in twenty-four hours, and | Say placed on the same footing, as to bounty and | other officers of the customs to act as disburs- (Guwerat NaTURE—No. 107.) Sec. 2. That if the said invitation shall be B poop eine — itt } [GENERAL NATURB—No. 83.] pension, as though they had not been slaves at | ing agents in certain cases. AN Aor to provide for the sale ef the lands | accepted by the said statistical congress, the “When a baby gets thirsty im the mean time, | AN Act for the supprestion of trade in and cir. | the date of their enlistment. Be di Cuaciod by te Stnnle and Howse of Repre- ‘of the United States containing coal. | President shall be, and he is hereby, daly au- Brive ¥ . of wate © or barley water in culation of obscene literature and articles 0 Approved, March 3, 1875. sentatives of the United States of America in Con- oe i r ¢ uy the Se m 2 z i ! organization com- very b T. mix a teaspoonful of whisky immoral use. gress assembled, That in case of the sickness or Be itenacted by the Senate and House of — thorized to appoint the usual orga om: mission, and to take the other preliminary and * 5 ra sentatives of the United States of America in th = t no sug: Bie it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- GEwERaL Natere—No. 91 unavoidable absence of any collector or sarvey- ceRnary fe eeting ef the eat Wieeua macros med bariny (grind | sowtetioct of the Coated Burts a? neeticn Gh tee: | Am-Aor buing the tine er holding the fail term | OF Of customs from his office, he may, with the | 274s assembled, That any person above the age | ee ae Molding of its munth seesion tn this the eofiee of water with gress assembled, That whoever, within the Dis- | of the United States district court for the dis- | 8PProval of the Secretary of the Treasury, au- ‘tates or oho be hes ieteation 6 + ted States, or who has declared his intention country at such time as may be deemed expe- sait for fitteen it and mix rict of Columbia or any of the Territories of trict of Nebraska. thorize some officer or clerk under him to act i. bed ‘ become such, OF any assyclation of persons sey- | dient by the said statistical congress. s 3 | as ed by the Senate, anit He in his place, and to discharge ali the duties re- » OF any - statue Gutauorese oc tae Cota seme meat | senceter er ke erent ee quired by law of such collector or surveyor in | ¢Fally qualified 1 as above, shall. upon applica _Aviroved, March 3,283. . - | Setlyor fend, or give away, or in any munuer | gress esseatied, ‘That the fall term of the United | Bis capacity ae disbursing agent’ Provided, That | hive the right to enter, by legal subdivisions, BOO! ‘ATIONERY exhibit, or shall offer to sell, or to lend, or to | States district court for the district of Nebraska given by the principal of the | Any Ganntily of vacant coal lamis of tue United KS, ST. ERY, &e. ' fice shall be he! > | give or im any manner to exhibit, orshali | shall hereafter be held at Omaha upon the first | y Stats not otherwise appropriated or reserved Stherwise pablish or offerto publish inauyman- | Wednesday after the second Tuesday in the | sctso) the person pees Marcha eae | by competent authority Mnot exceeding one hun: ner, orshail have in his possession, for any sash | month of October of each year. no — PP! ° Salad dred and sixty acres to such individual person, | purpose or purposes, any obscene book, pamph- Approved, March 3, 1 . EESTI, or three hundred and twenty acres to such asso- . let, paper, writing. advertisement, circalar, ————_—_ ([GaneRar waTURR—No. 100 } for May, more milk in proportio 5 ciation, upon payment to the receiver of not bies are very costive, take oatmeal | print, picture, drawing, or other representa- (GRNRRAL NATURE—NO. 92.) Aw AcT to authorize certain postmasters to | less than ien barley, but be sure to cook and | tien, Sgure, or image on or of paper orether | AN AcT creating the collection district of deposit public moneys in national banks. where the same shail — — F > | material, or any cast, instrument, or other arti- Southerm Oregon. Be at enacted by the Senate ant Huse of Repre- | teen miles from any completed railroad, andnot | "HE LOYAL DIADEM; A NEW MUSIO | ~~ ir bre: of ap immoral nature, or any drug or medi- 1c it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- | sentative the United States of America in Con- | Jeas than twenty dollars per acre for such lands i BOOK: 1 Saoree Line whitaoe intant, alternate with bre cine, or any article, whatever, for the preven- | sentatives of the United States of America im Con- | gress assembled, That trom and after the passage | as shall be within fifteen miles of such road. Play and Profit in My Garden; by Roe. PHILA, AND NEW +i In hot summer weather, di Gt | tion of conception, or for causing wnlawful | gress assembled, That all the ports, harbors, | of this act it shall be lawful for any postmaster, | " Suc. 2. That any person or association of per- | fiu7yind, Pegi in My Garden: hy Ro | . s litmus paper into the food be sons severally qualified as abo: ho have opened and improved, or ehall hereafter open and improve, any coal mine or mines upon the public lands, and shall be in actual possession t his own risk and | of the same, shail be entitled toa preference ial capacity, in any national bank in | right of entry, under the foregoing provisions, strict at Coos bay, in | the town, city, or county where the said post- | or the mines so opened andimproved: Prorid-2,} _™9tt or print, or | Coos county, of said State; and a collector of | master resides; but no authority or permission | That when any association of not less than four be | customs shall be appointed by the President of | is or shall be given for the demand or receipt by | persons, severally qualified as in section one of LT OF NEW BooKs the United States, by and with the advice and | the postmaster, or any other person, of interest, | this act, shall have expended not less than five | 44 abortion, or shall advertise the same for sale, or | bays, rivers, and waters of the main land of all | having public money a to the gover shall write or print, er cause to be written or | that portion of the State of Oregon lying south | ment, where there are no designated depos! printed, any card, circular, book, pamphlet, | and east of the north bank of the Sinslaw river, | Ties, treasurers ef mints, or treasurer or assis may have beefteaor beef | advertisement, or notice of any kind, stating | shall constitute a collection district by the | ant treasurers of the United States, within the it or mixed with other | when, where, bow, or of whom. or by what | name of the southern collection district of Ore. | county, to deposit the same, means, any of the articles in this section here- | gon; and a port of cry 4 shall be, and hereby | in his offi months may have a | inbefore mentioned, can be purchased or ob- | ix, established for said di: of rare beefsteak to | tained, or shali manufactare, w TON, Mi | gratnsbetween WASLINGTON and BEW TORE ere run as follows: FOR NEW YORK, techont chance a’ care. paveeeiy (except Suuday) at 5:00 es. m., 1:00 and = “FOR PRILADELP! Leave daily (except Sunday) at ON SUNDAY. ie Tork at 8:30 p. m., and Philadetphts ten or twi read and a p 1.00 and 6:99 ‘No chikt under two years ought toeat from | your ta | viction thereof in any court of the Uni Leave 5:20 p. consent of the Senate, to reside Empire city. | directly or indirectly, on any deposit mad thousand dollars in working and improving an: at | Siceping cars for New York on 8:80 p.m. train The summer comy comes from over- | having criminal jurisdiction in the Disirict of | Suc. 2. That ports of delivery shall be, and | herein described; and it shail be the dut such mine or mines, euch sasociation may sates sniLcinetons DeekeEORE IE scavinincie te: hi ie Neca Kern floors amt | Columbia, or in any Territory or place within | are hereby, established in the collection district | postmasters who have made any such deposit to | not exceeding six hundred and forty acres. in- ‘i ° | onan bosneee at - your children at least | the exclusive jurisdiction of the Uuited States, | aforesaid, at E!lineburgh, at the mouth of Rogue | report quarterly to the Postmaster-General the cluding such mining improvements. Conner 42 STREET aND Penna. Avence | ofthe BYE kSay: Ten Umes are not too many in the | where such misdemeanor shall have been com- | river, Port Orford, out at Gardner, on the Ump- | name of the bank where such deposits have | “'Sue/%. ‘That all claims anion ecction two of and Ohio railroad advertisoment eae hot seasor . | mitted; and on conviction thereof, he shall be | qua river; and the collector of customs of said | been made, and also state the amount which | this act must be presented to the register of the G16 Kensington, By Miss Thackeray schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Anuapo- When b * throw off and purge give them | imprisoned at hard labor in the penitentiary for | district is hereby authorized to appoint, with | may stand at the time —— credit. proper land-district within sixty days after the id Covmnnites to “Lord Hope's | che West. wothing to eat for four tosix hours, bat all the | not less than six months nor more than five | the approbation of the Secretary of the Treas- Approved, March air you can. After that, you may give a years for each offense,or fined not less than one | ury, three deputy collectors, to be stationed at few drops of whisky in a teaspoonful of hundred dollars nor more than two thousand | the ports of water every fiv mn minute | dollars, with costs of court SFC date of actual possession and the commence- { See ment of improvements on the land, by the So, aforesaid. (GuNBRAL NATUKE—No. 101.) tiling of @ declaratory statement therefor: Pro at R. SHARP, Awe™ Master Transportation. L_M. COLE. General Ticket GRO_8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington, eis collector of said district | aw Act to fix the campensation of the deputy | rided, | Sze. : That when the township plat is not on fi'e ALTIMORE AND OHIO pmes. Wie Sue. 2. That section one hundred and forty- | shall be allowed a compensation of one thou- collector of customs at Saint Paal. at the date of euch improvement, filing mast | ,, The Other. Gitts B ‘a meinen. aaa E ¢ give no milk. clghtot the actto revise, consolidate, and amend send dollars per annum, with the tees allowed | se it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- | be made within sixty dus from te teceint oy | We Girls Joe between WASHINGTON > m, no paregoric, no soothing | the statutes relating to the Pust-Oftice Depart- by law, and # commission on all customs money | sentatives of the United Stz!-* uf Americain Gon~ | such plat atthe distsict ative unt reed te $ Rot: Raxco. 40KE a.) WASHINGTON AND THE WBOE are ae ree oe cuhth clghteen hundred collected and accounted tor by him, such sala- | gress assembled, That the compensation, includ- | ther. That where the improvements shall hare | }i%Rqmedivs sow rune follows, vis: and seventy-two. be amended to read as fullo’ fees, and commissions not to exceed the sum | ing official emoluments of ali kinds, of the offi- | been made prier to the expiration of three | int mainutruct! kK BALTIMO! “SuO. 143. That no obscene, lewd, or lasciv- of two thousand five hundred dollars per an- | cer appointed in pursuance of the second sec- | months trom the passage of this act, sixty days ys of Engian Leave dally except Sunday , at fous book. pamphlet, picture, paper, print, or num; and said deputy collectors shall each be | tion of the act entitled “An act to establishthe | from the expiration of said three monthe chatt | © oe a8, Ss, 4 other publication of an indecent characcer, or allowed a compensation of one thousand do! collection district of Du Luth, and to create | be ailowed for the filing of a declaratory state- y with Charles Dickens. . ON SUNDAY FOR BALTY | any article or thing designed or intended for the p.r annum. (Approved, March 3, 1573. | Saint Paul, in the collection district of Minne- | ment, and no sale under the provisions of this | Beclm Chillingly. By Bulwor | 46 aud 8:00 a. m., and 1:0), 3:15, 8:20, 8:00 | prevention of conception or procuring of abor- eee sot, @ port of delivery,” approved May twen- | act shall be allowed until the expiration of six A large stock of BLANK BOOK: | , w | ny article or thing intended or adapt- [Gewenat waTURE—NO. 93.) ty-third, eighteen, Ramesee: sud feventy-two, | months from the date hereof. < : MEMORANDUM Book ‘OB ALL Say oration oy nm mm} st nature, shall not exces e sum of two thousand do! So. 4. That t act shall held to author- PAP t respondence New York Times. nor any written or printed card, circular, book, “N Act to provide for the payment, in gold, of r a needinsonnt ee To | lars per annum: Provided, however, officer may be required, in additi as such deputy collector, to perf id | ize oniy one entry by the same person or asso- ciation of persons under its provisions; and no association of persons any member of which to be just the same as he | pampblet, advertisement or notice of any kind —_—C¢T ti wages to seamen in foreign countries. —not by any means a bad | &:¥ing intormat‘on, directly or indirectly, where, minon and {rivolous in bis | OF how, or of whom, or by what means either of RICULTUBAL BOOKS sente pat re, Beltsville Parepant lh at cade | Of an inspector of the customs, without addi- | shail bave taken the benetit of this act either as Scan cultural Obendet: function, Hanover and Rola. and wanting in personal dignity and ele- | the things before mentioned may be obtained or 14% ofthe United States, by direction of con- | tional compensation. an individual or as @ member of any other a= smaries Glteeers hada kee Aico. the £18 p.m. will top ai Jessup's Ost, end the vation of character. The scandalous stories | — nor ant oe upon a 4 ———- fa ular officers or agents, at any foreign port or Approved, March sociation, shall enter or hold any other lands Ailen’s American Farm Boo! » . FOR ANNAPOLIS abont re circulated from | Which, or postal-card upon which indecen' ace, as wages, extra or otherwise, due Ameri- under the provi-ions of this act: and no member Henderson's Gardening for Praf Ey eH A ~ ot. ae | scurrilous epithets may be written or printed, ; No. 102 f any association which sball thi on. 8 Waring’s Draining for Profit and w | 9. Bi, but no tratns to or ter hoods. He is no a seagetlyrs Joorhnnhee ghd i cam seamen, shall be paid in gold or its equiva- [GENERAL NATURE—No. 102. of any association which shall have taken the Path eal ee Galen } {ram Annapolis on Sunday vose in his habit shal aa = ¢ mati; and any er lent, without any dedaction whatever, anv con- | AN AcT to amend an act entitied "An act to | benefit of this act shall enter or hold any other > aeaen 4 FOB NORFOLK. ti s reputable enough, and if et te ee he | tract to the contrary notwithstanding. | enable honorably discharged soldiers and sail- | lands under its provisions; and all persons Southern A. 7% (| “opt Sunday. e te gen ‘young fellow | posited, for mailing = envey, Sey of the | "A pproved, Mareb 3, 18 | ors, their widows and srphan children, to ac- | claiming under section two bereof shall be re- Wright's Practical Poul oo | TS OF THE WEST. who had inherited shoddy, or come intoa pork | hereinbefore mentione = lee or things, or sere hrc te quire homesteads on the public lands of the | quired to prove their respective rights and pay | Langstroth on the Honey Saturday and ~ i might be nothing to | SDY notice, or tag on conta rps — | [Guwerat waTURE—No. 91.) United States,”” aud the amendments thereto. | tor the lands filed upon within one year from | Randall's Sheep ee AG Baris 2 Sree, ee = dering what the general | ment relating to the aforesaid artic ew orthing®: | ax Act to authorize pre-emptors or settlers | _ Be i enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- | the time prescribed for filing their respective Poni iene janday et 3:18 and 8:00 p. mp. ' rto been; for a young | * men Ma; e sien soap op i the be J Pee. | upon bomesteads on t so pablo land to alien- | $*"tatives of the United States of America in Con- | claims; and upon failure to Mle the proper no- All the new books received as soon TRAINS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS: r EE aris ts perhaps & | fore-mentioned articles or things, shail take, or | te portions of their pre-emptions or home- | 97#8 aseembied, ‘That section two of the act en- | tice, or to pay for the land within the revuired | py RICHARD B. MOHUN a CO From New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore, at people are more exacting than ea oe bon foe oer | steads for certain public purposes. titled ‘An act to amend an act relating to sol- | period, the same shall be subject to entry by | ss-tr 1015 Penna avenue, cormerdich stroat, | 5:30 8m, and 9:86, and they are certainly disay “d , 'y : er gtest ¢ Senate and House of Repre- | Siers’ and sailors’ homesteads,” approved June | any other qualified applicant. eae) ei ieeeh the Cnted ticreae Tic at Reyre- | aighth, eighteen hundred end soranty- two, be | Weo-5. That ie cessor conflicting claims upon | [YO TIO B. s assembled, That any person who has al- | #mended fon rchern as follows: oye any per- | lands where = impeovements shail be Senne: OPENIN | ~ | Tewdy settled or hereafter: may settle on the | #0 entitled under the provisions of the forego- | ter commenced, priority of possession and im- See sh irinonell at baad Laker eee and dol: | public lands of the United States, either by pre: | ipg sections to entera homestead, who may have provement, followed by proper filing and con- | | Fire-< ra than t- years, or both, in | €mption, or by virtue of the homestead law or | heretofore entered under the homestead iaws a | tinued good taith, shi termine the prefer- ITHOGRA| 2 He P nel -ank of the judge.” ine ” any ‘amendments thereto, shall have the right quantity of lend less than one hundred and sixty | ence right to purchase. And also where im- AND BI g Frou Philstcipiin and Baitninore at 0:50 From Baltimore at 8:60, 6:30, 840 and 80d 1:20, 8:40, 6:35, 6:35, 7:28, 9:88, and 10:80 p. FROM THE WEST. a oy ee Washington Btstion Office ‘boure ‘Passengers ter or package, shall be deemed Gemenuer, ond, on conviction thereo yehall, for | s¢*fat every offense, be fined not less than’ one lua- think that a man in a hig himself highly * that he is o1 ith no object in life except tastes that r ‘i acres, shall be permitted to enter so mach land | provements have already made at the da’e even! purchasing tickets at the Ave- nd of tm connection | , Sad. 3. TRAS Sit f0 Seed Ate BrORIB ited frome | eee eee eta reine noun” | ae, whon added to the guandity previously ox: | of the pasinge Of this nor Mtvislen of tho ines ae can there to have their bie seowemscnt, ierary, artistic of | Inmorune inte Wwe Saved Oeste, Soom 5nd O- | Or uomeaiond foe okaren, cosmiaty or omen shall not exceed one hundred and sixty | claimed may be made by legal subdivisions, to aalled for abd checked at aid takinig's few brief formal specehestu ace | aficlen oF things except the drugs herelnbe- | Purposes, or for the Tight of way of railroads " a pprered, March 3, 18:5." | Ororements of the respective parties; and the Force Fors $04 Boston woe 08- it.” He takes ngdnterest in intellectaal | £0Fe-mentioned when perenne aeenae | teaser foc cet eatie varpeme mia Ih oe L NATURE—NO. 105 Rommicsioner of abe General Land-itice suialt : 4 : [ . 10; HOB. é ALP, Anat Muster ‘Transportation, or indeed in any pursuits that require | Put up for any of the pu . a re the reli be, and is hereby, authorized to issue all need- iy General Ticket . t any a requ A in th way vitiate the right to complete and perfect | AN AcT ior the relief ot Conpecticut aud other : . i wr Saree ec ig ean Ene | ST copertation inatl be dateiond Ws tae cme | woe te to their pre-emntions oF homesteads. Be it enacted by eee ki - ol rales sodsexelations Sor oherying Soto eRbet CONTE Geol A'gt, Washington. al aan Se neeeene ote - | Of canons, and ‘ Approved, March 3, 1873. fe at enacted by the Senate and House of Repre= wovisks is aes, il from Pier 30, North River, New BEAT Sette eee nak eae. Ee | Sarees weaned aoe = : sentatives of the United States of America in Con- | S&C. 6. That nothing in this act ehall be con- | “EVERY WEDNESDAY kbp ScTURDAGY =| L872 panxwsvettah, eovre 1 poor little pigeons, or tries, not always with 4. That whoever, being an officer, agent [GRNERAL NATURE_No. 95 | OF po arabe te konts Oren ee, | aay uave cltehadise as Oe pee ae woeeioin, lament great success: he is fond of the easy slaughter | OF employee of the government of the United | Ax Act to provide for the care and preserva- | Ufy be, aud he is hereby, directed, out of any | ™ay a an abe waie ts tor catnen | sod contort, Gauae mans vesas aoa ‘WEST, Of large battues. he gocsto the races ae often ac | Stazes, shall knowingly aid or abet any person | tion of the cemetery near the city of Mexico, | MOLey appropriated, to Cogtinue the settlement | authorize the sale o ea Se EN epee nek ee eee Sretas beowe as Satlouy: he can; he frequents theaters, and is rarely | €P@aged in any violation of this act, shail be | purchased in accordance with the act of Sep: | Of accounts presented uifer the act of July o peritea alae ten. and vertilation. mised when anything vulgar and slangy is deemed 1 guilt of a misdemeanor, and, on con- | tember twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and ten er es eee eit a a a = ° ’ , for every offense, be pun ' a hes ~ cpliaen cee ate gra ae ished as provided in section two of this act. Be tenacted by the Senate and House of Repre- | to his Quly-authorized agents, any amounts ade [GENERAL NaTURE—NoO. 108 | tired of reading the monotonous accounts of his Sac. 5. That ie of any distri cir- | sentatives of the Uniled States of America in Con- | Yauced by the said State in payment of chap- Aw Act for the relief of Howard E. Moffat. amusements. Why, they ask, doesn’t he take, | CUit court ot the U States, within 2 cabays assembled, That the President of the Uni- | lains, extra aurgeons, or assistaut surgeons em~- Be tt enacted by the and House of re~ s ng vy the Senate best accommodations. 19. 3 ° i er district, before whom complaint in States is authorized to provide, out of ployed by said State in said capacities durin; ntatives of the United States of A: in jeorage, carvan wl ‘ike ieed hundred miles ‘extern: Sa Persaud to take, an industrial enterprise, OF | Cf any violation of this act shall be male, 60 the | ordinary anueal appropriations for atabiiauing | the’ late war; the sald claims to be settled BF | gress ensemble, That: the Propdentar tke Gat Gertticates for passage from tay Sexportor ratiway | Hew Ycre. liptsuntgeen<. é eer and skittles” If he can't do anything | Satisfaction of such judge, and founded on | and maintaining United States military cemer | the proper accounting ofticers of the treasury | fed States be, and he is herebs machariscd to | steers ncaten fr ritain, Ireland ortheontinent at | , 2h? 1038 &. m. dally, except 5 else, why 4 "tbs i k knowledge or belief, and, it upon belief, setting | teries, for the proper care and preservation and | upen vouchers filed: Provided, That certiticates Dominate, and by and with the advice and con- | BATES 4s LOW As BY ANY oT! FIRST-CLASS LINE daily , and 6:40 D. m., except , went, something about bretding pigs,“ ° ¥™°™ | forth the grounds of such beller, and supported | maintenance of the cemetery or burial ground | Of actual employment are filed with the se. | Dominate, and by and sppoint, upon the retired | , }o" Passageapple to HENDERSON BROTH ERS. aks OlErec tions se by oath or affirmation of the complainant, may | near the city of ico, in which are interred — That lien the veuchers.0f ot list of the navy, with the rank of master, How- | } Howling Wie ihsoy Paemece. 3838 LTIMORE to BIAGARA eng . _ The Housekeeper. issue, copformably to the Constitution, a war- | the remains of officers and soldiers of the Uni- 8 ae i uake an other | ard F. Moffat. now a volunteer officer on the | syenues ‘Agents, Washiveton.° imece ese Sseac can tema am CLAM Sovr.—As the season is now at hand | tant directed to the marshal, or any deputy | ted States, and of citizens of the United States, tates for paymen: plains, extra | active list of the navy. _ —$<—<——————————~n—nm— ns a] sorner ctrect aah Peaneylante When the market will be supplied with clams, | @arehal, in the proper district, directing him to | who fell in battle, or died in and around said | 8Utj ge assistant surgeons situated simi- Approved, March 3, 1873. N= EXPRESS LINE Via caNAL, sorner street and avenue, T offer the foliowing recipe for making clas | search for. seize, and take nm of any | city; and that this cemetery shall be subject to | larly with those of Connecticut are filed, the —— a Hstional Hotel, where Tallable indomentins soup, which cannot be surpassed: Boil for | Such article or thing herein! fore-mentioned, the rales and regulations affecting United States | Treasury Department shall adjust and settle [GENERAL NATURE—No. 109 } PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va., WASH. | Given at all times. three hours a knuckle of veal. with a goodly | 8nd to make due and immediate return thereof, | national military cemeteries within the limits | them according to the provisions of the forego- . INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, BD. 0. Fortion of water, aud one cnion.. Strat and | tothe end that the same may be condemned | of the United States, o far as they may, in the | ing section. (Approved, March 3, 18:3, | Ax AGT to potent bird mete Semgredinad id the Liquor of ‘ty clams. ‘Thicken with a | Abd destroved by proceedings, which shall te | opinion of the President. be applicable thereto. iebaeeie PASGES Me. tes ty-eighth, eighteen hundred and mxty'sic. tables € flour, Hi rubi ith , | Conduct in e@ same manner as er pro- pproved, March 3 7 be ths otae of aemall ogg” Tane star sinee ant | coatings tm enae ef suusicioal seizmver sed eich - An Acr to authorize the interment of honora- < at enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- in three pieces with the hard rind removed. | th dw! tativesof the United States of Americain Con- me right of appeal or writ of error: Pro- [Guwerat NATURE_NO. 96 bly discharged soldier§, sailors, and marines | Srvietircs of Beat the yolk of two eggs very light, and put | téded, That nothing in this section shall be con- | Aw Act to establiah the custom home value of in the national cemeteries of the United States. for aditiona” bunts ener on earer var into your tureen with chopped parsley and half | *tTued as repealing the one hundred and forty- |" the sovereign or pound sterling of Great Brit- | _ B¢ it enacted be Boe Senate and House of a twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, apintor milk. Just before service drop the | eighth section of the act of which this act is| ain, and to Gx the par of exchange. sentatives of the United States of America in Con- | {wOnty-clghth pired by limitation Senuary coir? clams into the. boiling soup, letting them boil | #mendatory, or to affect any indictments here- | Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- | gress assembled, That honorably discharged soi- get hy t tieth, eighteen hun d seventy-three, be 1213 7ru STREET NORTHWEST up atonce. Pour mto the tureen, stirring w tofore found for offenses against the same, but | sentatives of the United States of America in Con- | diere, sailors, or marines, who served dari: tl ‘ded J ies contenta when delag se, Ue WO | the ald naidimainte mas be prosecuted eiaag: | sree catecnien, Teac tae ais Ge coin | the late war either in the regalar or volunteer | 88d the same is hereby, revived and extended r (Between M , s lou anne 3 8" torces, dying su at until the thirtieth day of January, eighteen neon SE aah Bes, How zo Por Hnuino—As many persons | Mgnt as it this section had not been enacted. | as expressed ih the money of account of the | forces, be buried In any nations! eects | bundred and seventy-four; and that all‘ciaime | °'sa-Freights by Knox's Express. Ortore — object to eating herring on accountol ihe mane | APProved, March 3, 1873. Culted States shall be that of the pure metal of | act» may be buried in any national cemetery of | for such bouutics Sled ie che department | left at Office, 603 Pennsylvania avcun Tones they contain, here Is a recipe to pickin Cae ety erent vale; and the valnes Of | rl recente ae me re anne Chal graves | after the thirtieth Gay Of Janeary, eighices | ors thesteamee whet will be resets cee’ | SOAP! SOAP" them that takes the bones all sats Giess (GENERAL NATURE—No. 87.) the standard colne in circalstion of the various | shall receive the same care and attention asthe | Nungred and seventirtares, and pererete nee | *: 2 re cnadtisndiS Hoare senna Bot tiem, t soak a few | Ax Act to establish a board of local inspectors | Baugne 0¢ the world shall be, setimated aunt | re eee denianuried, The production | sage of this act, shall be deemed to have hoon ASE. SOAP, tus best tn the setter te sone oat eed hours, changing the water at least twice to | “ of steam-vessels for tha customs district of | SY bY t Seton ett Jena ae be authority for the superintendent of the Sled in due ‘time, and shall be considered and | bar, Ske, by the box of 6 ibs we out the blood; take a jar or pot, putat | Michigan, in the State of Michigan. Lorimer 4 y of January by the Bec- | ory to permit the interment ne He COM | decided without fling. _—" : the bottom cloves, allspice. ‘pepper salt, | Be it enacted by the Senate ant House of Repre- | TRASY Of She Froasury. tothetreas- | Approved, March 3, 1873. Approved, , 1873. | HAMS, & then a large layer of fish and so on alternately | sen‘atires of the United States of America in Con- y chaikar tems Sort os G plied ebro “ 2 eee: | Ip store 1,000 ibs. extra qualit: -Oures Until the Jar i nearly full, then cover with | gress acscmbled, That there sh be & local | wuace St Wosouans wacamsary @ ecole tee (GuwenaL wATURE_No. 105 } (GewBRaL NaTCRE—No. 110.) HAMS. x a Strong vinegar, now take bre: na ard of i inti | wv 8 ~ hori: Secretary e extra white LA gover the jar about as thick ‘as your hand to | for the customs istrict ot Michi aia the | dauthe damnen Sacto ie eoenees anne gt | AB Ace eer ee or War to distribute arms nod malicary equ | Be a ote exclude the = setthe jar in a warm stove | State icht, |, an @ inspector of hu! -} ” under three, | 5 BYE FLO! over night; and the next day the fish is ready | and the inspector of boilers, composing the said | ee aatt eran ope halt milis, and the same | Be it enacled by the Senate and House of R-pre~ cightcon Naser’ ‘nnd eight, cnn "i een 25; for the table, and the bones are non est. ard, shall receive @ salary of nine hundred | Th Dorted where the vals lor by dhe mene ne | Senlatives of the Vaated States of America in Con- mendatory thereof. # Loox vv Your Orv Caws.—I have just con- | dollars ayeareach. (|Approved, March 3, 1573 | Hania ‘or penetn series na tae cae ue ek Slag omc shall plant, | fe at enacted by the Senate and House of Repres LIQUORS! LIQUURS!! verted into many conceivable purposes what ——s | struction of contracts payable in sovere tom as ee grt Legg ad sentatives of the United States of America in Con- x nie ple cast away—frwit cans. Cut the top (Gewenax waTcRE—No. 83.} pounds sterling; and this valuation shall be the | trees thereon not being more thon heer ites | 9res# assembled, That the Secretary of War be, 7 ae Qi Baker WHISKY; O14 Cabinet WHISKY. SE tin ling “auough fot hectic: | A¥ Act to amend an act entitled “An act to | par of exchange between Great Britain and the | apart each way, on any juartercantine ae woot | and he is b Suthorized and directed to | (CUNARD LINE. | Sonmezas Meee ge Bor beet cut s strip of tin long —— the | Pfovide for the redemption and sale of lands | United States; and all contracts made atter the | of the public lands OF the United States encti States as did not, from the —_ stele, | Bolland Gin, atthe. beld by the United States under the several | tirst day of January, eighteen hundred and sev- | be entitled to a patent for the or said | Tear eighteen hundred and sixty-two to the | rae BRITISH NORTE am ' % je Fewer, Tivet them with small rivets from the | Seta Zang gies Gates siioe nts aust | enty fous; based oe ae eeeseae ace anaser,| be entitled to a patent for the whole of sald Feat cighteen hundred and sixty-nine, receive IRITIBE AND HO mecan | Freuch Brandy, por boii snes’; Shey sation, tee meet Gn ep, ct wit poses.” with Great Britain of fifty-cour pence to years, on making proof ot such fact by not lees same, their proper quota of arms and mill- MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SWEET CATAWBA WINE, Seren eee nee COUN pane eee chet apan | _, Beit enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- | dollar, or four dollars forty-four and four-ninths | than ¢wo credible witnesees: Provited, Pion oc, HAY auipments for each year trom eighteen | geTWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, | 82 per gation. giden times they would have been looked upon | sentatives of the Cnited States of America in Con- | ceuts to the sovereign of pound sterling, shall | onequarterin ang sectlom shalt behead, Dundred and sixty-two to eightesn hundred and CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. ; a> 4 prize in any family—Germantown Teles | or-45 assembled, That section six of an act enti- | be null and void. Sue. 2. That the person applying for the ben- | “<t¥ pine, under the act o wed, Pare SWEET CIDER. eraph » | Ued “An act to provide for the redemption and Sec. 3. That all acts and parts of acts incon- it of this act shall, upon application to the April twenty-third. eighteen ha: i oe FROM NEW YORK. Philadelphia ALE and PORTER. kan oF ANtwars—Ithas long been | sale of lands bela by the United Beats ander | sistent with these provisions be, and the same register of the land-office in which he or shane and the several acts amendatory thereof: Pro- | Algeria....Wed. May 14 Batavia Set May V7 known that animalsand insects have a language | the several acts levying direct taxes, and for | are hereby, repealed. about to make such entry, make affidavit be- | vided, That be grees goo ulpment | Seren Wet Nas aa) Pee ae Mar C. S. OHARE & SON that is understood by others of the same group. | Otber purposes,” approved June eighth, eigh- | Approved, March 3, 1 fore said register or receiver that said entry is | °!, military companies an all be made bo, | 7Cuba-Wed--June ¢|Samariac--Bet-_ pune 7 | aap 9983 5ba.2.©..de > Lut M. Houreau maintainsthat they cangnd do | teen undred and seventy-two, be amended! so made for the cultivation of timber, and upon | fe'cen sai wont peaion wad er oe et ands De- | *Bcotia— Wed. June 11 | Abyssinia Sat. June 14 2: Sa Devers Manes. Jearn to understand the language of other | that it will read as follows: (Geweeat watURE—No. 97.) filing said affidavit with said re, ‘and re- weoecar Senge men formettconditions! sane. | Steamers “do notearry etecrage pee | LO UR: groups. His dogs, for instance, perfectly under- | | “Suc. 6. That all money derived tromthesale | Ax Act to require national bauks to restore | ceiver, and on payment of ten doflars, he or sho —_— fappeesed. Ma 3 iss | Sengere ; Slood his poultry. Cocks and henshayeone dan- | °f School-farm lands w: the provisions of | their capital’when impaired, and to amend | shall apon be permitted to enter the quan- : pproved, Mareh 8, 1673. And every Sellowing WEDNESDAY end SATUB. RECEIVED DIRECT ger-signal for the approach of a bird of prey, | *€¢tion eight of an act entitled “Ai the national-currency act. tity of land specified: Provided, however, That no S DaY from York, from the Mills in nother for that of a terrestrial animal or fora | tinue in force and toamend an act Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- | certificate shall be given or patent issue there- (GENERAL NATURE—No. 111} Bares oF Passacx.—Cabin, 0%, ¢10, and gis man. When the latter was sounded the dogs | Act to establish a bureau for the relief of freed- | sentatives of the United States of America in Con- | for until the expiration of at least ten years | AN ACT authorizing joint entry by pre-emption o Faris, gis, edditional, VALLEY OF VIRGINIA ‘Would rwsh out and bark, while to the former | Ben and refagees, and for other purposes,’” | gress assembled, That all national banks which | trom the date of such entry; and if at the expi- settlers, and for other purposes. tickets o* et pny they paid no attention whatever. He therefore | 8pproved July [peng ery dred and | shall have failed to pay up ir ital » | ration of such time, or at any time within three Senate and House of currency. ‘Will sell to families $0 cents per barre low thas concludes that fowls have the power of express- | *Xty-six; and all bonds purchased with the pro- | a8 required by law, and all national banks whose eatter, sentatives of the United States of America in Con- | — Bieerage ‘from ‘usual prices. ing slightly different but closely allied , of such sales, and all moneys derived | capital stock shall have become impaired by sembled, That ts have | andall of Prices of SUGARS and TEAS all and dogs can learn to understand these ditfer- | £t0m the leases of said schooi-farm lands by the | losses or otherwise, shall, within three months egal representatives, credi pon agricultural public lands of | bills of ven to marked down. ences.” direct-tax commissioners for the district of | sfter recelving notice thereof from the Comp- Prior to the survey thereof, | {irertanane pire og” CATAWBA WINE, = South Carolina, under the instructions of Pres- | troller of the Currency, be required to pay the shall be ascertained, after ot the C. < OxE or Tux nest cement cellar-foors in this | ident Lincoin, dated September sixteenth, eigh- | deficiency in the capital stock by assessment have been extended over pos Par PF eaicot from Pleasant Valley Wine Company, ferns Mat of a Pine street resident, and the | teem hundred and sixty-three, shall be turned upon the shareholders, pro rats, for the amo er two or more settlers have im. ny 3 * @2 a gallon, ‘2 eee amd even profanely regrets | over to the Secretary of the Treasury by the | of capital stock held by each; and the Tr. ent for such quarter-section of land. provements upon the same legal subdivision, it |. @. FRANCKLYS. Agent, New York. 8. H. BACON, 709 Market Space, plate of brea man Bimself. His wife left a | officers of the government, in whose custody | urer of the United States shall withhold the in- | Sac. 3. That lf at any \ime after the fling of | shall be lawful for such settlers to make joint OTIS BIGELOW, Agent, mar between 1 to cool for dinngon, the cellar stairs, Sat- | said money and bonds may be; and said moneys | terest upon all bonds hel! by him in trust for | said affidavit, and prior to the issuing of the | entry of their lands st the local land-office.or | SOW Iy 0 Wanshinigton, DO. went down there for 4 ami unknown to her | shall be by said Secretary invested in bonds of | such association, upon no! ication from the — for said land, it shi proven, after | for either of said settlers to enter into contract ERCHANT’S LINE OF oTEAMSHIPS. 18 TO bis wite heard an awfu pitcher of cider. Then | the United States, and with said aferenamed | Comptroller of the Ourrency, until otherwise | due notice to the party such entry and | with his co-settlers to convey to them their por- M T Pra e ES paralized her, bet bene which almost | bonds shall be by him retained as a fund for the | notified by him; aad if such banks eh... “il to claiming to cultivate such timber, to the satis- | tion of said land after a patent is issued to him, WASHINGTON AND SEW YORK. Dirtrict of Cotumbia, | a cnerynaennh sei Peg © could move to see | use and su; of free public schools in the | pay up their capital steck, and shall refuse to | faction. of the register of the jand-oftice, that | and, after making said contract, to file a de- ee = cetare Eitchon with one hand nn, Gane tearing into the Poriabes of Balat Helene and Saint Luke, South | go isto liquidation, as provided by law, for | such person has ‘abandoned : s ans slate ‘of aakicgron Cents, o, the other swinging mystarionsly tn hoo’ ua a, in equal parts, the interest of which ‘months after recelving motics from the Sof cena oe eal ty, in the air, and | shail ansually be expended to inerenee the eff | Comptroller, a receiver, mas be appointed to decoensd are a streak of steaming pudding the whole length | elency of free public schools established | close up the iisiness of the association, accord- Of bis back, and he was shrieking camphor and | and sustained in sald parishes authority of | ing to the provisions of the fiftieth section of jp et El Profanity at every leap.— Dan! ‘ews. said State, if such school shail exist athenzise we nationsl-cursency act. Given ereons unused te Shree acrgtion of the commissioners herein- Sec. 2. That section fifty-seven of said act be limbs from a long journey by rail, which is at- ar ; fravel often suffer much fatigue in the lower | S{@r named; as direction und commen anal! be | amended by adding thereto the following: «4nd d further, That no attachment, "BE: DISTRICT tributed to the tremulous motion communicated | “iil board of three commissioners, who shall'te sac aeae date ieened against paok pve Re eee LUMP LA ee from the floor of the car. Those who hav by and act under the direction of the ition or its property, before final ju main, who, at the endof the third of his Tae 8h dav af . tars. perienced the difficulty there is it walking over | of the Treasury, and removable at | ment im any such suit, scion, oF proceeding fa | or her residence thereo, seal eyes oe nie Joun W. Maxiow etal. es. P. Tarcon @ bridge, ora plank road ‘while a. sehieis | 218 discretion, and shall be duly sworn that an county, or municipal court.” cultivation, for two years, one acre of timber, et al No. 3.189 one - i pasta by, and the painfal eflorts requised | Wil faithfully discharge ‘thelr duties as sack | “Ges aoe oh pene ee atized and the trees thereon ‘not being more thea tanteg ot ites ae to keep the jegs in trim, will appreciate the suicient bonds therefor eat teid oerreles dead transacting feet apart each way, and in a good, thrifty con- case. As a preventative, it is recommended to | sufficient bonds therefor as said shall dition, for each and every sixteen scree of sald RESOLUTION OF GENERAL NATURE—NoO. 3. A . Feat the feet om an air-cushion. Foot-stools or | gee yrer and who shall not receive more than homestead, shail, due proof of said fact | Jorn Resoivrion the - | (TSE BROADWAY COAT end VEST to match te fis kind are made for the All inva. ‘Viens aien tent ons poe went oath Tae thelr sec~ pth Uap edible ‘witncaes, recorve ieee ems the American people to the people of Hn borage a SE RAUR ne ej bas ve aents ene this ciate gt? | missioners’ for the district of Seuth Caroline, Sno.5. That wo land acquired under provie- Beacleed the Senate and House of Representa frizance before entering om & Journey by fail. pewtotore performed in word “nat Hone ot eae ciefamany 12 S27 ovent, become lia tives of the States of America in Congress PECTORAL SYBUP, How To Esc “a Bu '@ Hovag.— | the United States of America, tracted prior to the issuing of patont tharcen, Keretenst peaple the creme et or ae If 8 person im a house on fire has the ‘of | COmmissioners for the district of South Caro- Sue. 6. That the Commissioner of the General | gress are hereby tendered to the of Spain — mia s00 a wet cloth or po trek sauna September sixteenth, cannons any aired to prepare and | uj ies recon sorts wo console ihe pin. se OO0UGHS AND COLDS, fected through the d ie “fs canara See = Felate to pera, pe this act, as shall be necessary’ and proper to (a 1 liberty in a republican BY ALS DRVGGISTS, Bead and face com —— nd the disbursement of the proceeds x much word shall be employed as aforesaid as isters and the recelvers of the several land-oct- and hereby is, reaesteg 66 sree Seen = S7-A La Crosse man rece: tly died by hisown | peal at the ol Gongrem oe Bity to be recovered by action in any court Te Seueeaoe fer toy toate bed Band because his wife's hair was red. A March 8, 1873. ng jurisdiction. visions of this that Patra