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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

HKLLERs WONDERS tho talk of the whole city, and
every tired Of trying discover the modus ope randi
OF his Second Sight, is nov francay endcavorng 10
solve anything else they may chance Buta friend
Informs us that il is going any MORE he th INKS
he very nearly found few things wero done
hut Oh going third time, and continuity investing
quarter III philosopher, speculation, hs found the Whoe
programme "a constantly changed, and food for h
imagiuaiion feed he declares he won't 20 az,
more. However behas been twice since. and complains
OF islgrecabe pain in the small of his back from try
ing too hard understand something he saw last night
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11
REPORT ON COMMERCE. AND NAvtGATtoy.

The report Commerce and Navig ,tion companies
tho other reports and ls before Congress yesterday
Il contains very interesting statistical information
upon the subcc. Of ship building aud other per-
tanning 10 tho growth OF commercial interests. We
able, from the records, 10 compile the following tables:
Statement Of HD Vessel. tu In Rs ouo'ofng cc' during
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11
fLnInIAG Ar no., MiIY sr.

yuyg grs, de.iest the pnrch,e Of Clothing IN oh,sn
garments that ia their n. perfect apl sc combine
ability both Cohnr that
the Uohing they have arrived at small de.
II perfection, and that IN ths sbJye mentioned ulas
their g,en,' excel the snb,erb;ra Invite all TO essnn. their
STICK plcts Wish thing desirable beth
81, nd m, They se COOL AtlcieI and oy Twin
prh In doinga undersd ~ any " u this Cy
deg ksES, BALDWIN CO.
)ODHs POil PitgsgVrs--n qnilss variety found
ID RlsIopa's Box Store add b nisry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11
Iaiefnal ImproTemta:s.

lnpEUhcutlS
lie Stanton nominees, appear disposed TO bi.
hisa Tor support on the intesnal improvement ques
ton The African church orators Of last Tuesday
niGni manifested much more readiness TO talk about
the great cause 0! the in erna improvement policy
Virginia, about tie general policy Of which there Is
but little II any difference Of opinion, than they did
T. discourse OF CERTAIN questions involving fladan
e. principles OF goSernm, MIA, accn aoVu; which L., r
party differ; aud differ most widely. Tley VT
each the nominees for Governor and Lieutenant 60
virnor at least-in favor Of juicious system OF 70
ter"ai improvements for the State They took cry
oroad ground on that question-so broai that II i.
hard to tell where they do really stand.
80 lar as we know aimos. every body in Virgin ia
Is In favor Of "a udcious system vi internal ,npr,
ments, but what judicious system OF internal iu..
provencns is the orators neglected to tell u The,
were as mum on that subec. as they were on others
wh're they might likely come in conflict with 4 :
versity Of ,piniOn.
NOW, since they see proper to assume unto them
selves the peculiar guardianship Of the internal i'm
proVement interest oil the state and TO represent c
party as The internal improvement party Of Virginia
II has occurred 10 US that it would not have be,
ainlss for them 10 have entered more into details and
informed The public how they propose to carry out thai
great system OF internal improvements-yvlIat they
mean By "a judcious systc,n"-and not have con,in-
Gu themselves 10 vague generaities about which lev
differ
the nominees expect to ride into oifice gains, he
opposition OF an anti-nterna Improvement party VIC
opine That they will find themselves somewhat nisa,
ken. Whatever opposition they may have vii! be a.
ready to go for judicious system as they are and
they Will be welcome to all the capital ,ha,
can make on that score. As to those who are likel,
to constitute that opposition we believe they hay,
e'er manilestedas liberal a spirit onthc question
thermal improvements as the nominees of the Staunor
Convention, or the party to which those nominee
bslong, have ever done. hlThey will be found to b,
among those who have done as much for the dc
veopment Of the resources of Virginia in tina, way
nave pad as much into the Safe Ticasury-vht
have paid it as cbcerfully, aud who are able and cx
pect to pay as much hereafter as those OF thatp,t,
represented by the Staunon nominees; and if cectct
oy the people they will prove themselves equally
capaoly oil managing the affairs Of the State in tina
respect.
We think, therefore, tina, the present candidates !,
the Held had as well save themselves any furthe
touoIe NJ an effort to steal thunder on the in,erno
Improvement policy Of the State They will find !
ID the end, all waste Of amnunition and we will
them tue service to inform them now. that in al
PROBABILITY their time and their talents will be needc
greatly more IN rcconcling differences of opinion
among themselves on other highly important matter
in tlp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

DEATu Br NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wicker held an
inquest Oh Srurduy morming the body of n man
named John L. Hi who found deid his bed about
o'clock same morning. lie went bed at q late hour
the previous nigh, very mach intoxicated and having
slept alone, his amly entirely guoranl Of HE
lion until the hour above mentioned, when his wife
his bed 10 awake hin sho iound her utter dsmay
he dead. She slep: in tho roo IL with him. &C.
cupying separate bed His residence the corner
OF Federal and ST. Stephen streets, the Old Field
The Jury rendered verdict that ho came by his death
from in;ox ca on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11
WashIasloa Politicians and our Eieetlsns.

We are told that deep interest is felt among III.
politicians at Washington in the result Of the Virginia
elections, and the word Of command that comes from
those meddlcsome gentlemen is TO stir up the Virgins
Democracy and march them into the support OF the
Wise ticket Whether this is to be done by slight
ening the reins OF party" by "proclaimng martial
law" or by some "new invention Of party machine
ry" to DO furnished from the sink Of political corrup.
ton at the Capitol, We are not yet informed. The
mode of operating will doubtless be disclosed
The Washington managers have not thought proper
yet to make public anything than the orders
that the Of the party must be brought into the
support of the nominees
The Virginia Democracy are to make desperate
struggle, according to their notion, for the sake Of
giving aid and encouragement to the Pierce admins
traton. Broken down, repudated and scorned else
where, it calls upon the Democracy Of this State
to help set it on its legs again. When it find friends
where else it comes back to beg aims at the hands
of those 1t treated with the most shameful ingratitude
When it was strong and powerful at the start, art
after it had been helped into power mainly through
the exerons Of the Virginia Democrats il the first
TO give them the cut When had the honors and offices
Of the government TO deal out it turned its back upon
the most prominent active and jealous members OF the
party in Virginia-oyerooked the claims Of Vrgina's
sons who occupied the first places some Of them from
merit and some from hard service the party among
the public men Of the day-turned off Virginia APP
pcants for office, and bestowed the publ, Offices,
with lavish hand upon Van Baren Feesoilers and
Foreigners Is it for such treatment that those same
Virginia Democrats TO fight the battles Of doomed
and ruined administration, and perhaps get me re
thanks reward for their work than they got for the
faithful service they rendered in the Presidential CAM
paign Of 1852?
Or, is ii 20 be for the supper. the Administration pro-
fessed give 10 the Nebraska Bill-ro reward that
Administration for supporting bill, which ia The oia
ron Of The President is "a prop siioa in favor OF ire
dom"-which. in his opinion. will preclude "the al
mission of another slave ate into The Union" ano
which is interpreted by such shining lights of Democ
racy as Lewis Cas-, Stephen a. Douglas, and IA,
Presidents organ 10 the establish OF squat
ter iorereigay to which Democrats oi the South ..cau
never submit" We shall see how far the Virgins
Democrats WILL ia view Of these facts submit I, the
dictates Of Washington politicians, and allow them
selves 10 De used Cor the purpose OF gaining triumph
with whi;h u bolster up an ungraeiu!. ro,,en, AID
rckeiy, Federal Administration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

OnsrsucrioSs Co.'S Express, or their agents
In this city, summoned beore tho Mayor on Satur-
day, for permitting two Of their wagons romain near
the side walk, Broad street. during tho night of the
7lh inst.
The witness in the being absent tho was
dismissed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11
CO nj Nj T. r CIAI.

fosAeoevsy little doing this week. and prsss ~. vsc,
shAns We quote lsEs ek tsk leaf q, scx !,
medium grades TO good % H. No ans orsrins III. Re-.
ne. have been light lately We quote sss ssx to on
and esasrsi sales Of leaf ~ 70 IN.
white At to i.sIk, prime red At o. 50
cash. Sales on months credit are a higher r.,ss
oorn-so to IS cent? per busAsi
hsal-si TO 100 Per bashsL
nesr.-sspsraa. o. E.,rssktosx. Family lox 70 IN.
oArs-oo to 60 per bsshsL
HESTER . WITTY oOmri.,ou Merchant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

Tth TJnnrye NJ ne Uaei Htss J,r ne Ysdr Fndn1 8ps
June, 1885,
R,otrs,sp Toss,os. Total Tonnage.
Registered vesse. employed In foreign trade s0i OF
june, ISL 2SS''iv
ENROLLED ASD sMiLLyR yEsELi
EnroIicd vessel. employed In the eoas.ifg
ttai. 10Th Of Junc l..t, 2,I300
smaler vessels uadsr ~ tons, 46,Ni ....,.
ZC2SlN
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particulars which furnishes brd eye" view Of Ito im-
portant operations;
The number oforsnal c,see and applications FOE ncrssss
Of Army pensions that have been admitted during tho
year ending June 30tb 1884, with the annual amount
OF pensoos aso the amount Of srresrsges due at the
date of issuinR the ne.tihc.tes.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

on ss'ios'' mus, be addressed TO the "Sd'or q
ths WIG"
both sides ofthe paper will not be published
fkI,, standing ought TO be known to ALL and will
from Obituary notices eight
iiaes are charged for a. Advertisements.
~ disqualification will be charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

KIND lSvirArioS.-We learned that his Honor the
Mayor extended invitation the different Volune,
to Vst his Honor their from the fre
a. the Penenary on Thursday night where he himself
was actively engaged
The officers. who generally best judges of what is
good, aud where good things to be found accepted
the invitation ami many OF the pvaes oil course follow
ed suit iiis lonots generosity, Ike many of the Old
virginia sosk, entirely overcame his proverbal good
sense in this instance. wesupposed his cool ju isment
him the improperly Of summonng such . host abou
him. Seven eight Of the commissioned gents in that
crowd would. IL admitted TO tho privileges Of a mans
would benefit by. They all strong hale health, fell
love- and basket of champaign would dis ,ppesr before
them with the velocity Of magcsns balls upon the ute.
rance OF the word presto. HIS Honor did not know thu
well perhaps and though he did he u probably
be no more Cautious feeling OF Hospitality ofteii iulu.
elces persons to extremes in It's exercise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11


~ MOTHERS BHEAsT CLOTHs.-These cloths have
now attained established reputation anodng the only
feet protection against and preventive Of the mothers az
Fiction, dArnssKp Bnxlsr.
Mothers should bear In mind that these valuable Cloths
Intended 70 cure The breast WREN s,n 10, designed
10 prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly will
Mothers therefore, Who have e least fear or apprehension Of
risen brea should not wait I'LL they threatened TO send for
these cloths but should them at aud put them aside
10 meet emergency.
u,cd As directed. hey win very speedily dps.e Al inssm
lion ohc breast ssy entirely all pain arising from cold other
ender the ea. 'o. and pabe and restore this natural
free and unobsnctcd now N the milk which invariably relieves
and avoids The possibility Of gArugnrp Hasisr
Mothers have assured that they have found ssbe
comfort In wearing there cloths constantly during the pcrd at
which The now Of milk !: most daheult and irregular
No has found fault with them that know whilst
value by hundreds who have used them.
garments aud maybe applied removed pleasure
with entire convenience.
~ remittance OF t1o0 accompanied by ~ cents worth Of
pair Of these Cloths 10 part o the United States
They 70, sale exclusively by
ADIE % 1HAY, Wholesale AMI Retail AGENTS,
sell ltT Main street, Richmond, virginia.
Ew Fall directions for applying these Cloths will accompany
them.
~ SPECIAL NorIoE-cOun,y Merchant, and 9,hcrf,
repeatedly invited "a attend Auction Sale ~ Wtcis See-
ery aud Fiacy Ooos at Gales Room, this Evening at
o'siock See advertisement. RtdAs MALI,
Aucrf ami Commission Merchant, 100 Slain str, et.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

psrcaars which furuishes "bds eye view Of Ito im-
portant operations:
The number Of c,see and applications r ncrss.s
OF Army pensions that have been admitted during tho
year ending June 3oib, 1854, with the annual amount
OF pensions also the Of arreasges due At the
date Of Issuing the certificates:
ls7 Re,o'ty soldiers sie.4sI 40 ses.ss4 Sc
s Mido.' 9 Of do 3s ia 80 ;ss1s OF
1884 Total ssss,ssI Sc s7ss.llI 90
Navy Pension, ADMITTED.
Annual Amt Aunt Arresrage..
So Invalid, ssos4 so sl,7bs ~
as wido-s .ndorph.n. 6.oei 90 a7,sn 30
81 Total, ss,sss so sss.oes SO
The amount actually paid out by tho United States
pension agents for the year ending June So 1884
For Revolutionary services, $sos27o %
HalEpay to widows aud orphans, lao.9s2 %
"lnvalid, Az, 6et 81
ro.., amount. sl.s.s.sS7 20
Amount offuuds in the hands Of Army pen.
sion aSctts at the date Of their last re-
turns, lSeptember 50, 1884 was Gels, $50 20
And in the hands Of Navy pension agents $1,000 81
The number OF Army pensioners on the roll who have
been paid the pension agencies in the several Satcs
within the fourteen mouths proceeding June 30, 1884,
and tho annul smount Of pensions payable to them &
1909 Revolutionary soldiers t74,i6l 81
1890 widows (of all classcs) 6IS.726 %
b,oO6 Invalid 4ot 77S 81
l4.oss Total sli7s,ssl SIS
same OF he Vary, Stpf. SUN, 1909.
ST. Invalid tss.ls5 SIS
49, Widows and Orphans e4,6OS SO
$50 Total ll7,7s7 So
Whole number Of pensioners June so, 1883, H.
SCI. Annual amount payable to them i,o7o.o7s So
Same June So,h 1854, l+,ooo. and annual pay
able to them, l,l72.s6l 6S
Number Of revolutionary soldiers on the roll juno
soth. 1885, 1895
Number Of revolutionary soldiers tho roll June
S0th, 1854 1909
There have been taken from the rolls Of the army PEN
siouers during the year ending So 1884, by death 6IS
by transfer the Treasury Department. PEN
siors ssS-total see. or the navy pensioners for
ending Sept. so, 1854, "a are reported deal and
SO transferred to the Treasury Department unclaimed
pensions. OF those transferred to the Treasury Depart
ment but very few again restored to the roll.
Bounty land issued under lSll ~ and H. for
vices during the OF 1919 to Sept
ember so, 1854, 4s34.eT2 acres.
Acts Feb. II, lSiI. Mexican war, l30Js,sIu {"
Acts Sept IS, 1850, ard March l2, 49,
50, war Of lsl2 aud various Indian
since 1890, 1855 500 4"
Total sl4sI,sls
Issued since last annual report, 6,U2g,Sl2
Whole number Of applications for bounty laud under
Feb II, lsi5, to Sept 80, 1854, e7,lsl
Admitted, 5000
Suspended or rejected, 7,47i
Whole Of applications for bounty land under ne
Sept IS, 1850, and March %, 1852, September -,
1884, 2iTl3l |
Admitted, 1926
In hands Of CT miners and at rolls, ISIS
Suspended 4?.747
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

RAPID DRIvIS0.-S. Mc3ruler's Sons were fined % In
each Of two by the Mayor, Saturd iy-no for
furious driving through Cary street by their boy dwad
Pende,on, on the 7tiho other, for similar offence
ain street. on the 9Th instant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

wHrsHussrs f5 900 Gyr will be coss
early next January when the property will be equab divided
Secure share while The Opportunity Offers. no1t-1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11
from the Albauy R.pistet.l

thus aptly 0kes of tho Presidents apology for the Grey
town Affiir
The President devo:os nearly half Of tho message to
explanation aud apology for that affair, winding up with
the transferable argument, that II II outrage,
other nuo1s need say nothing abou, II, for they
have at time other IN their history committed
violations Of right This IL able aud convincing
ag1mcn IN jui, Of tho outrage bu, has not the
merit Of originality OF conception Captain Marryat In
his novel Of "Mdbipm,n Easy" relaes how Mortified
Mrs E,sy when the young who proifered her
Their wife nor wider. "Wha,," said Ms Eisy; "and YET
you had bbyS" "Oh but please man, replied the CIR
sit sucba little and be,dcs, Sally Scrogg', whu
is no, married either had twins last week II had
COPYRIGHT law the President could not thus
have appropriated chapter i'om English novel, aud
fitting for tho Greytown Outrage would have bsen
| wanting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

Of leaf In
| w,,,r- p---.. 800 " -.
vhs ~ seS TO l,sIk, and prime At Si 50
,n. osiss on months credit are Al higher rates.
a. , "a
r., sss ~ a. '1.n..
i'-ssps.sas ~ kz.rs ~ tesk. Family ION 70 IN
oArs-eo to 60 per bs'hsi
HESTER WITTY, oomri,.,on x.,r,.,,.
WORCksTEn,S Py.Nns.
UNRIyAIIED ANN ItNEnS, -,
'' HLhhD AMI UNEQUALLED
lBy nny Mad, A., an. ,x-,,
NYOriCFs or Titr pprss -. :, sch.u'
IL 49, Nss 10 Comme rciA NJ.
superIo,ity Of "A article referring
foioSins Or Foreign
"a W. 49, 49,. y.-
By the most esSr.,sS .nxsnd France and Germany
and have hea M sh. M In those countries
must saw ths ~ oy me touch Of sk
\, m sesn ~ pianos With
aush Of tone. 81 tau ssS.rse Of form
that render NJ o.ler qualities
unsurpassed IL 10 hrhy a,. "oresers Planes
ers that Europeans are eaa.Iaip.J m mlnos,u-
''psi,olys "e'r
aSth n.rch e Nes fok Courier aud Enquirer the
.WOROshrcs,s pr.so ,on...
reneea m.n., Asv SohTkS-As an honorable aud enc
ro,. sn suIsI OF ues Instruments hss no ,,ns
for III, time hAs proved that the auae, he claim,
gree arc possessed ~ them H..
Oy.r hoo
$50 ~ nnEtni. and North Carol alepe
de5 81, sohN-, y! ". In street, Richmond,
-, - oole agent Tor Virgins aud North cArolln,
Il HUStNtNts, &C.. A I.uss m. 49, SsenrHrVS NCS6
our entire stock OF Carpets Rss. soeiinr. And p S1,dnt
cash. would the =,
DUDLE 4 JotISsrnS "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

Uusrisos CouarThe regular monthly Of this Court
enees today There are some heivJ charges be examined
Into The Of VIM Hecn his accomplish Rebeeca Obs
with the murder Of John Richards and wmw Daley With
s!abbing Thomas Brown, will probably come up today
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11
ANNUAL REPORT OF TUE PENSION OFFICE

Thc Ahnu,l port Of tie Commi'sioner or Pensions ~
the Secretary Of the I"terior, cvc'ce energetic aud
IA lol ajmgi.r ,don OF the br,ine.s Of ha. Unreal
From The d9cuuens CLEAN the following Interesting
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11
LOCAL NE w s.

Toucnixo ScInE-A poor Woman named hrs. Dosd
ded 10 humble hoveln Locus, Alley, Friday MON.
long suffering from consumption, With wait up.
her. but tuo little daughters. the elder Of whom
not than nine or ten yeas Of age. Her hush nd
had abandopsd her twelve mouths ego, wherefore
poverty. To provide the Tor hee subsistence
cessary devoved upon the children, and they with do.
voted and unpg zeal that seemed fucease under the
accommodating vcsstudes Of tho emergency pursued that
task encrsecay. Tho ony resort sppe, to the
chat table and while their youth aud modcsy soud
doubt cause them brook Individual privations rather
than seek relefin hsiorm, their uudyng affection for
the suffering mother, Is well as Of tho peculiar
necessity Of her condition rendered them entirely reg rd
less Of all dshetcning considerations and they pu sued
their trying avocaton to the end
TIE fruitessncss Of their protracted e,rs to restore
tho fond neither 70 health again sadly realized on
Friday morning. Gladly would they encounter years Of
similar toll sho to nger In the cndi,on
that she has been The happiness Of seeing her alive
to them grestr than any the world could besow aud for
II they would endure any amount Of suffering.
Two charitable gentlemen hearing Of the poor womans
DEATH went to her house the necessary pepa.
tons to DO made for interment.
The scene as they entered Was touching onc The
mother lay dead in Of the ROOM While Quo Of the
suused with tears The younger child GU, upon somc
eHand and shc upon her RETURN joined 10 tho smcuts-
tons Of her sister the dead mother There Was ma
one present Who would aid them in sbroudng tic currse
and the duP would have dsvolved upon the creatures
themselves bad not the gentlemen who entered
the means to procure person better capable per
forming the task. They In addition kindly supplied the
means Tor her intcrment which took place the Poor
House ourynS ground on yesterday. We say from
selves may they never want
We learn that they have also undertaken to provide far
tho orphans and that Of them the older has already
been received by kind family through their
The other will probably be to the Orphan Asylum
The creatures have had their share OF suffering
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

e TuAbnTr' roT ASH ~ in CtNs- VI SSS-.s
equal at about the price that In casks with
full directions printed each being In much
portable condition for retailing Any DESTROYS
will please remit ten dollars risk through
friend this will lIJ lbs.
This article has been for the last tire. and gives tho
bes satisfaction all who have with IT, Also, boz
nate soda Soap Powder Yeast Powder CASTLE sonp Cream Tar
tar Candles all kinds and the best sarau, Ia pound
90 u case, or other PACKAGE. II. 7. BhDBirr,
deS-d3m Nos 90 and 10 Washington N. Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

Tx RoBBKsr OF Col. McMuLLxS.-The question OF
Col AoMullens indemnity for the loss Of bis 81 ZOO.
which was stolen from him In August last while on hin
the next meeting Of the Richmond aud Fredercksburr
Railroad Stockholders The Col has deferred sui, .gaint
the Company, pending the decision on th,t occasion.
The ground upon which the responsibility Of the Com
pany Is founded and upon which the suit to be
Is the circumstance Of his being nvouutary lett
Cottage by detachng IRON tho train tho car In which he
travelled without notifying him oftae fact This led him
to travel In handles to this CITY, In order To
before the Danvle train In the passage he en-
countereda collision with tho passenger ra aud in
the confusion caused by this occurrence were
taken from bis travelling bug. The necessity OF this i'm
peuous rush, which resulted in the loss Of the money
traced to the circumstances Of his being left behud IN.
trary TO his wishes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-11

81 Total, es6es 80 sssoes 90
The amount actually paid by tho United States
pension agents for the year ending June So 1854,
For Revolutionary services, $eos.a7o %
HaEpay to widows aud orphans, les, ea2 %
"lnvalid, Az, 6el 81