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MORALS IN CHICAGo-The moral condition of
Chicago. boasted queen of the lakes s of the most
dbreputable and deplorable character Murders
arsys robbsres assaults di dnk esq., and II kinds
classes and conditions OF cline prevail in that city
5hs Chicago papers of "Wednesday publish list Of
thirty-one burglsies committed in tnat lace during
the present month. Most of them were of the most
audscious character, and in one, citizen while de
Tending his property from robbie. y, was killed On
Monday night msn was killed whils attempting to
rob tbs premses Of Col Z. D Ta4lnr.
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OPERATIeNs OF THE U. g. MISr-During the
month OF June the coinage at the United states
Mint in Philadelphia wt5 2s43eS2 pieces. of the
value of S3l0,000 OF which S23 1876 wr7 in gold
1856 900 in silver, and sS2 900 in copper The cents
tied amounted to 827 $50 of which S2O7 4S4 so W.
from California; silver bullion deposited 8 1877 So
Of which 64 $3.50 included pure \; Jers and S2 100
Spanish and Mexican fractions of lar recei ged
In exchange for new cents, the value was s. $50
OF coins on hand at the close of the month the value
was bS5l lS57 In silver and cents, and $277 Y
in gold.
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TIVE SONORA MASSACRE is said that fifteen
Mexicaus were killed and twenty-six wounded
before single American was killed. in the fobt
between Colonel Crabb and the Sonorians The
bodies of the tillibusters were mutiated and left
unburied. One J Hernandez boasts that he cut
Off Crabo's head and intended to preserve it. He
says that Col Crabb and fifteen others cried like
children before they were condemned to be shot,
I.was enough to make brave man, though mis-.
guided, shed tears to fall into the bands of such
q cruel, cowardly savage, as this Hernandez
shows himself to be-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

SOUTHERN DIRECT TRADE WITH EUROPE "A
Dudley Mann, Esq, late assistant Secretary of
State, has addressed circular to the citizens of
the slaveholding States, in which he calls their
attention to the Importance to them of direct
trade with Europe, aud urges them to subscribe
to the stock of the chesapeake Bay and Milford
Haven Steam Ferry Proisct He enters into a
brief but earnest argument 10 show how easily
the measure can be accomplished, and gives notice
that he hopes by the lst of February to have q
sufficient amount subscribed TO authorise the i'm
mediate commencement of one or more of the yes,
sells needed for the enterprise.
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MODE OF SWEARING A JEW.-An insolvent,
in the nsolvent Court in this county, protesting to
be OF the jewish faith, having presented himself
to take the oath prescribed by statute, the eoun-
sci Of party interested raised question as to the
form in which it should be taken. aud suggested
that according to the Hebrew custom, the party
swearing should at the time have his hat on. his
left hand on his thigh and his right on the Penta.
tsuch The iusolvent himself declared that he
considered any form of oath, held sufficient by
the courts, as binding; but the learned Judge
taking the question in consideration, decided tha,
if he took the oath with his hat on snd his hand
upon the Pentdteuch it W ould be sufficient And
it was accordingly done Boston Courier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u Special Notice. Green & Allen, Buii /.
dcrs, corner OF Grace and Seventh stree fs
respectfully solicit of their friends and the pubs
generally, continuance Of their patronage 20 gems.
rally bestowed on them the past year. They are bet
ter prepared to do all kinds of CARPENTER
WORK, and will undertake yhoie buildings IL de.
sired, Carpenters wsrk only on as favor able term
ss they can afford and prompt to sill their engage
ments a. to time, &c Those that contemplate bull
ding this year may find Ii to their advantage to give
us call-those particularly that want to build In the
shortest possible time. Plans and estimates furnish.
ed st the shortest notice
ANDREW GREEN
my lI--Sm CHARLES w, ALLEN,
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MERITED DREPRooF-Having In my young DAYS
notions Of severe piety, says q celebrated Persian
writer, used to rise in the night TO watch, pray
and read the Koran. One night rs was enga ged
in these exercises, my father, q man Of prac,icsl
virtue, awoke while ! vas reading. Behold.
said to him, my other children lost in irreli-
gious siumber, while alone wake to praise God "
Son of my soul" he answered sit ia better to
sleep than to wake to remark the faults of thy
brethren
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LYNCHBURG EQUIPPINa SOUTHERN r IRoADs
The following shipments were made from Il Q
Langhorne Foundry and Car Wheel Factory of
Lynchburg on the 9th June: Seventy car wheels
to the Mobile g. Ohio Railroad Company, Mobile,
Alabama; seveutysone to the Norfolk e. Peters,
burg Railroad, Norfolk; trogs and switches to the
vicksbnrg, Texas & Shreveport Railroad, DE.
Soto, La.
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A "FILIBUsTER" PROVIDED FoR.-Flores. the
ex>president of Ecuador, who has so often figured
in abortive revolts and filibustelng attempts to
recover the position from resting place in Venea
zuela, of which republic be is a native He has q
sugar plantation there. upon which he designs
settling his family, and the Congress of Venezuela
has in consideration of his services in the war of
independence, voted him $40 000 and the officer Of
genersl-iu~ chief of the armies of Venezuela So
it is likely shall hear no more of his flibuster>
ing attempts against Ecuador.
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MANUfAcTURE or PEPPERMIsr.-The Lyons IN
I Republican states that ii. g. Hotchkiss of that
village the greatest producer of peppermint in the
world tie has from 300 to 500 acres under cuItiys-
uon. 100 acresof which can be overfowea with wa
Isr TO the depth OF six to ten inches at pleasure
upon the same soil for series OF years. and protect
me 81 young shoots ia winter by wstery covering
ntst~een april aud July. he employs more than 100
sporsTs upon his plantation MIR. Hotchkiss sells the
on on OF peppermint In London and other places, and
ha annual trade to from IS 600 to y I25 0eO
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The Belfast, Ireland. News Letter says: Emi.
grafton from this country continues to fearful
extent Every evening large numbers of decent
looking people leave this port for the anipodes and
the Far West On one evening no less than
sixty left in the Samaphore for Liverpool, thence
to cross the seas to seek their fortunes or joiu
their friends
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A MONSTER RAILROAD SCHEME.-A new Pa
c'he hahroad company, says the st. Louis Intslli.
gencer of the 29th was organic ad st Omsba asrI.,
In the present month, under the Nebraska terrific.
rial law, for the construction of railroad 10 the
South Pass. General Robinson of Pennsvivanis
is president and MIR Hosmer, of Ohio secretary
The capital is to be $60, 100000.
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE.-Henry Winter, an
American, is at the head of the ship building es-
tablishment of the Danube Navigation Company,
one of the largest and most successfulin the world
whose invested capital amounts to 81 000 900 They
have at present in constant employ, 90 side wheel
steamers 10 propellers. $50 barges, and $50 land
ing bridges boats and coal tenders, all of iron,
and they are constantly adding to their number
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THE WINE CROP in France has greatly improved
in Its appearance with favorable weather The
accounts from the wine growing departments state
that 1t Is more than twenty years since the vine.
yards presented SO magnificent an appearance as
at present The consequence is that the holders
of wines are more ready to accept the offers of
purchasers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

SHIP TIMBER FROM THE PoTomAC-A com.
psny from New York, have recently purchased a
considerable tract of territory on the Virginia
shore, few miles below Quantico Creek and
have erected thereon houses aud large saving
establishment, for the purpose of procuring shis
timber for the New York market
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THE Doc PoUND.-Tha dog pound is one of
the institutions of New York worth the visit of
the curious The number of dogs annually re-
cevad has increased from 2 23O in 1881, to 5 34I
in 1856, and now averages about one hundred
dogs per daY
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MARRIAGE ON THE CARs.-Two happy hearts
were united in matrimony, on the cars of the
Memphis and Ohio railroad on Thursday morning
last The names of the parties were Mr. V b Se-
vier, of brownsville, and Miss + Il Westbrook. of
Shelby co. The ceremony was performed by Rev
A Thomas. Memphis Eagle
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FIRE "A fire occurred at Fort Smith, Ark on
the 18th inst, destroying large aIaount of valua>
BILE property. Several houses on the premises of
Judge Wheeler were consumed and it was with
great difficulty that the main dwellings were
saved. Loss estimated at about s. 600
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The season has mmsnced at Saratoga, and
there have been near 900 arrivals already.
Thirty nine dead horses, during the week end
log June 29 have been found in the streets Of New
York.
at fifty cents pound. A fowl brings 81 %.
Judge Carpenter, of Bardstown, Ky, died last
week. lie WAS prominent politician Ia that
State.
Lenorita Rols, an Italian dsnseuse, is creating
some sensation in New York.
Mrs Charles Howard Is playing at the Olympic
Ia New York.
DIM Wiieher, shot at Atlanta, Ca, by his own
son, last week, died the next day.
General Wool has so far recovered that he was
able TO undertakes short ride last Saturday.
Fifteen hundred barrels of oil have been sold in
New Bedford within a few days, at 73 cents.
On Saturday night the steamer Roanoke took
from Norfolk to New York GO bbis of potatoes,
eucumbers and other vegetables.
There are in Boston SGT persons by the name Of
Johnsons, 1888 Jones.
Mr. Phillips, OF Salem, Mass. who was lost in
the Montreal had his life insured for ten thouss
and dollars.
The estimated value of the sugar and moasst
now held In New York for sale Is about fifteen
millions of dollars.
Hon M Crawford, of the Columbus district
Georgia, declines a reseleetion to Congress.
A Fourth Of July entertainment Is offered o: the
Holiday 81. Theatre Baltimore, to morrow night,
at which Geo. Kunkel sings Columbia the Gem
OF the Ocean"
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VERMONT POLITICS The Vermont Republican
State Convention met at Burlington, "Wednesday,
and nominated Ryland Fletcher for governor, Jas.
Sade for lieutenant governor snd Henry M. Bates
for treasurer Resolutions OF the usual republis
can stamp were adopted.
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THE New TARIyv II OrsxIrIos - Wednesday,
the let OF July the rev tsrf act passed at the late
session Of Congress, went into operation, and cannot
tail to have an important effect upoa the commercial
trade OF the country. fhs following. prepared at
ne time of the pssssge Of the bill-snd believed to
snsraily correct, shows st glance the rates ss-
ia ~ BY the new Law, compared with the old to.
80 VI isas, which the new bill amsnas:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

INDIAN TRUST LAND DSALEs.-Commissioner
Eddy writes that he has sold all of the lows In.
dian trust lands, for which he has received in all
money amounting to about $3.50 0O0
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED EY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.

CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
Money received on deposit in sums of live dollars
and upWhrds on which interest at the rate of per
Gsntu:n per annum ia paid, for sums remaining siz
months longer for shorter periods interest at the
Ihie Of per eentum.
fhe whole ioiut stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, and certifs Gates issued by the
Cashier r &. STARkE, at the store Of r.. B
SPENCE corner Of Main and Governor streets
kobiDond Va.
sAML 3. COTTRELL, President.
r b STARKE, Cashier.
&. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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.a., FUH RENT'-A large and csnve-
fsS al-u;jy rCiit House, at the head Of Mau t.,
NJ corner sblv8 the Fair Grounds To- sood ten
ant the rent wl be moderate. There 10 good gar
asH attached to 1t. Possession Immediately. In
.H4frgf MR HENRY FREEMAN
--Els Opposite the Fair Grounds
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- between The 3. sud 10th of July a large and
" dsizhtfui hrick readsnce, with furnace or fire.
. fqees heating the whole house Double porch in
-sr 18th shower and plunge bath, and water in the
Irlsr. sa3 all other modern Improvements large
,al1. stCHrB aud servants rooms detached from
IoaF.. , coal 10 summer and warm in winter; loca
. hatra.l ald and Ith, Franklin street; and 10
pre . Z; most eiisibie, convenient and comfort abs
5es t-n... .gIhe etI. FOR terms, &C spply TO No
.'l Man sl5eat, o2PoSile Cofinthian Hall, at the
L.rs4 II 5-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

THE TELEaRAPHs-The telegraphs now In
operation in the United States consume annually
it is said. about 100000 worth of zinc, $4,000
worth of nitric acid and $50 900 worth of mercury
besides other sums for sulphuric acid. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03

PRESIDENT BUcHANAN's WIFE AT BLAcKwRII,s
IsLAsp-i saw yesterday lady Ia New York who
gains 70 De the wife OF our bachelor President Mr.
nuchanan she is quite open end persistent In her
claims She has ia bed what she says are two chill
drsu, which she claims the Presidenfs children
snd nothins but the constant of her ieuds pre-
vents her from going to Washington and demsn5,n.
to be placed In the White House the lawful oceu,
pant OF the domestic department OF that celebrated
at Blsckwes Island and her children are two xhlta
cars whom she hrs trained to such eooilty that aha
Eeeps them In bed nearly all day sleeping between
snees or nice clean pillow cases. ell tucked In lIke
ehiidren, with caps their heads All the visitors
call on Mrs. Buchanan, see her cats and thsy allow
the clothes TO be turned down, and view taken
without an ehot to rise from tn sir couch The mama
OF one of the cats is John c. Fremont and ths Other
10 Alexander Hamilton Cor. Boston Journal
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sANovRLTY AT BuENos ArHss.-A correspondents
who has Just arrived from Buen0s Ayres says the
Boston Journal, writes as follows:
at 10 matter of no little SURPRISE that under q
government pTofessedy republican for half a century
Governor has hitherto served the full term of his
administration, ssve the enc who has just retired
all but him having either been sssssnated forced
TO fly TO their lives. On May 9Th occurred the
Inauguration of the new Governor, D. Valentine AL
sna. The elections passed off quietly, being unat
tended by any Of those outbreaks ard bloodshed
wnioh have characterized the elections of for
mer years Pastor Oblgado, his prede cssor on re-
firing from otfse, returned unuolesed his family
where his numerous friends, the retiring Represen-
tstves and even his successor, Alsina gathered to
take formal leave of him, by whom they were cor
daily received and Hospitality entertained 1t 10
corded as circumstance wholly unprecedented in
the history of Ruenos Aytes"
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COLOSSAL RAILROAD TUNNEL.-A tunnel is
about to be commenced through Mount Cenis In
Sardinia, which will not be less than IL 700 metres
in length,
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CHURCHES IN NRBRAsKA-,The Catholics
Methodists and Congregationasts have already
erected neat and cOmmodious houses of WORSHIP
at the capita. of Nebraska The Episcopalians
and old School Pres5yterans are to erect churches
during the season.
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OLD IHsTITUTIoN-The one hundred and third
s>mmenesment of the Columbia College, Y,
was celebrated Tuesday morning. with the Gu stos
mary literary exercises, ct Niblo's theatre.
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SNOW IN JUEE.-The Oswego IN Y, Times
states thai snow fell In that city on Monday night
June 22d. In sufficient quantities TO be observed
on the sidewalks by early risers on Tuesday
morning.
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QUARREL OVER THE DEAD BODY OF A CHILD
A most dsgraceful quarrel occurred in Chelsea on
Sunday morning, over the dead body of child
name Is Thomas Stsrkey, was desirous of having
the child buried, by the city account of poverty;
but his brother-in-law, Edward Harrgan, offered
10 defray the expenses of the funeral himself
Stsrkey, however, insisted on having his own
way, and sezing ship carpenters broad-axe res
treated TO the room in which the corpse lay lock-
ed the door and threatened to split the head of any
one who should dare TO enter. The brother-in-law
forced his way in and received blow from the
axe upon the right side of the head, completely
peeling the skull bone open. Starkey fled, but
was apprehended by the officers and bound over
in the sum of $4,000, in default of which he was
committed Boston COurity
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nEFIIE lNN KhNT.--1he

- uFFECE EDk kENT--The large
- 7as~aeut Room, IN MOTs0ns BuiIdinss, on
Esa titv-iulr street now acCOpisd by the subseri-
her viii BE- vacs,ed ths lei Of July next Appii-
e-i o. ty 5sous who ,yish rent this spacious and
G e.l.f.rtahte fce. may bs nsde to DR.. WM. b.
Dentist, or 10
-. .rs-in,s A. f. PETICOLAS
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" Card...Themas w. Keesee, Auction
SER tOfice with George J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl st.)
~tll attend IL person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture Stocks Of Aershandiss, Horses
ks.
ALso.-fo Renting out Houses and Hiriss oat Ne.
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OFFICE JAMES KANAwHAC CANAL,

RICHMOND, June l6, 1887.
For the purpose of repairing the Canal
the Navigation will be suspended the first level
from the 18th to the h of july and at Locks Is and
IS on the lst Division from the 18th to the 28th
July. 1t 10 expected that the navigation on the I'd
Division will be resumed about the 25th inst and
Will not again be interrupted.
el6-2sw4w WIN. P. MUNFORD, Sec'y.
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1.-THE BEST THING FOR A BkBY."-A young
man-remarks the Cincinnati G Gszette-who visit.
ed our city last week. was requested by married
lady living in the vicinity whence he came, to pro
cnre for her infant child the best thing he could
iind for n baby in Cincinnati The young man
passed few days here and returned. when the
lady was very desirous to see what he had pur>
chased, whether dress, hat rocking horse
On being questioned. he put his hand in his pocket
and drew forth "the best thing for baby" vial
labeled strychnins.
The young man has been discovered to be
lineal descendant Of Herod
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FbK KENT, and possession given
74s1 on the lgth Of August or sooner the hcuss
k&.a occupied by kus. Jennings, "a the town Of
k.iaey, nearly opposite the Fair Gfounds. Apply to
GEO. w. JARVIS
i-l7-llas At Shop. on he corner above
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Tariff of 1916. New Tariff. Redus,iou

The principal changes are a. fo,,oy..
In Schedule A, from 100 to 80 per can.
brandies Liquors Arraak
Cordias Absyptha M.".,
Gin Curacoa Cthsr Sa
In Schedule B, from 40 to so Per cent.
Al W'nesi in w'd Cigars Ebonv
manuf Tobacco Champagnes Cut GIas
In Schedule C, from 50 to q per cent.
silks iron Wine. bottled
s.ne % "ooiens Iron Fabrics Ale and Beer
Firearms Bornsts Sugars
topper ware Combs Sytups
cutlery Clothing Molasses
haces OF Metal Jewelry Embroideries
1sper faoncs glassware Tin Fabrics
MISSES chinese whe Csrpeting-
la Schedule ID, from Is to l9 per cent
r riahnes Mohair Feathers
vIeses Waiting Floor Cloths
Yarns Fabrics of Hair Cordsge
COLO" Lace Cotton Prots Worsted Goods.
In Schedule D, from 20 to IS psr cant.
n.h. n,hen Olis Paper and Pert.
U.ueL 1y TAX sooas cotton Hosiery odieas.
Hsmpen goods Pspsr Hang;ngs
In Schedule h, frsm IS to l2 per cent.
Tow of Hemp Tow of Flax Gold Leaf
St Stu 'ates BIlmdone FLAX, unmspuf a
S'ooh in pss oliver Lear Diamonds
The new tariff of Brazil also took effect Weduss
day, fact OF considerable importance here az IL re-
duces the import duties Flour thirty-four cents
per barrel. On other articles imported f,om the
United States, there is, believe a proportouats a
reduction.
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RETRIBuTIon.--A correspondent of the New Ysrk
Tribune writing from hornellsville, in sseuben co.
under cate OF last Saturday states that named
Hogan, was discovered il-usns his little dsugbter
only two years old, IN a most inhuman manner lie
had Gagged the poor child in a small shoe box tied up
all covered with bruisss and when the crowd
broke into his bouse he wa, whipping her to still
her cries. The house was quickly demolished, and
the inhuman father treated to coat OF tar and
feathers with threat that if found after mig htfa
he should have 3 ride u rail
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s,s tUR IL e. n E---ku eXreIleni Brick
Gss1 Tenement, with brisk kitchen and garden at
nj tschrt situated the corner OF Leish a.. 9Th
streets on Church Hill Possession giveu .: . E!h
June Apply 10 LAEus SHiNG,
"a TIA u Malns act
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.ss F'5r 8ENr-A very desirable front
fas Ras-tuett Room. in the tenement adjoining
Efsa the Tesasnse Of Or Chas s Milla on l2:h ST.,
irt a,rcu Bread snd Marshall The location is ar eli.
sstio uue for Oh tce, room for tiuse gentle
I2H Enquire upBn the pTsm'ses. le SN-.E
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A GROWING CrTY-The city of Peoria, on the
Illinois river, in 1850, contained only six thousand
inhabitants, and without a railroad. 1t now has
eighteen thousand inhabitants, three railroads
completed, and two in progress.
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THE DRorPED,--The following Ia a list Of those
who, owing to the operation of the act of 1865,
necessarily lost their places under Government in
the Pension Office
Thornton Triplett. Kv-salary 1904. Richard
mcRes, Va; w. l.. Cesver. M Gsorse Gunn
Me and g w. Mash, NJ salary + 6'0. James
McSheTry, Va; X, Woods Va j.. II. iouder Pa;
Henry Hungerfofd, Va T. N. Adams, Va. g. w
Hutchns Fla; - bearing, d. C; H. L. Keneis
N. Y and j II. Burch, Md salary 3 400 }. w.
Neweoub, Mass X. w. Clark, d C; w. 4. Wilson,
Thomss Mitchell, Ct; p Bessncon, La; w II
Thomas, Wis; Frederick Schmidt. Pa; - Rus
ssli, Mass and C. d. Whittesey. Ohio-sssry e 1900
each. C. n. Vensble d C.; ard II. Knott, ID. C -
salary 5000 each Resigned j. l.. Gray, Va s 400
per anrum; A. w. Ely, La, $1,000; I. P. Watson,
Michigan, Al400. Trsns;erred-C. II. Rhett 4. C.,
81 600 Temporary Clerks made Permansnt-H Ii.
6oodioe, J. Chase, D. G Wilson. 2. s Howard, A
y. Lsmeris, Sr. q. Fowler salary $1,000. J. T.
Jsnks-Gelary $l4a0.