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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
3,345 Prizes amounting to t,20i 800
Whole Tickets $40 Halves Ours 2, Sc


The Numbers from 10 20. e"1, eprrasPonstf: IN viii
those Nu Ibers the Tiske.s prR a ~ Yep zrst
Sips ef rgre- encrcled with small tin tubes AID
placed in one Wheel. ,....z.
The first 265 Prizes, sit:It iay prntcd eHs so.r-
eled, are placed in another whee
The wheels ere then revolyed and number il
drawn rom the vt eel qf Numbers al the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheed. The Num-
Der aud Prize drawn out are opened cnd exhibited
"a the audience, aud registered BY tn Commission
ers: the Prizes being placed against the NuAber
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Fri
les are drawn nut.
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding
aud the two succeeding Numbers tn these draWn,
the inst ~ Prizes will be entitled To 30 ApproAra-
ton Prizes. Fer example. it Ticket No li2i0
dtaNs the $50. 059 prize those Tick Is nrmIa~gd
il2ss ll2ta, ll25l lI252, will each he emitted ia
S42d II Ticket No. sac ,,raws the $50 dp0 prizc.
those Tickets numbered 5is, 14a. a5l, 90. wilt
each be entitled 10 5000 and so ON according To
tle above scheme.
rhe3 o00 prizes Of will be determined by the last
figure u the Number that draws the sta a0t frizu.
For example, il the Number drawing the S6a n30
Prize ends with No. ! then all tl,c Tickets whore
hcnunher cndsSn vi9 be et.titlel = &2D. II The
Number ends with No ?, then al tie Tickets Were
the NauN er ends In will be entitled to $50 aud 40
to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at The follow
ing rate, which is the i'itt
Certificate tf f'aekage 10 f-tAe Tickets $50
a.. do, 10 Half a. 20
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

TIE Hheat n H1iaaa.-Bad news Of
the wheat in Tie central portion Of the Stato
is coming in as re anticipated, but rather
worse than we anticipated. In Tippecanoe
county, the Lafayette coarier says, the
wheat in some neighborhoods viii be fail-
IRE. Ono very intelligent farmer said that
he coald not get fifty bushels from forty
acres. The rust has damaged the late
wheat badly. In gou.L,ra Indiana the
crop vas 50 fer advanced = 20 be beyond
danger when the ..rpstN came, aud in the
northern portions. i seems to have escaped
aIso, but in The central The later fields are
considerably hGsh eli. It will be hard to
guess, for while, what the damage to the
aggregate crop is. In Carroll county, the
Delphi journal reports a harvest fifty per
cent. better than thai ii last year Ind
aRapoI'S tHai.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

The Memphis News gives the following
incident at a recent fire in that city -
Several warehouses destroyed were fill
ed with whisky. As soon as two Banks
caught fire there was a stream of whisky,
brandy, ale, rum and gin, that commenced
flowing through the broad cutters towards
Main street, The liquid currents caught
fire. The blue, lambent flames ioated down
the Broad thoroughfares Of The city, and
were famed for nearly q mile by the fresh
bree1e5 from the southwest. We saw a ne
gro endeavor to extingnish Tie flames that
he might get drink. lie brushed the aoat-
ing FIRE up the stream, and dipped into it
his flat nose and dense lips the dam above
gave way, and there came food of alcohol
his head took FIRE, and the last We saw of
HIM ne was travelling at railroad speed, like
a torehllcht procession, down Jefferson st.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
a M { RICAN HOTEL,
STANTON. VA, =
MRS. MARY A. BROWN

'I'Hl new and elegant Hotel is open for the
l. reception and accommodation of visitors.
The Proprietress assures the puolic that every eff
fort will be made to please her guests.
The Stages of HARTMAN, BROWN 4 CO, ar
rive and depart from tAis Hotel, whore their only
ct&ee Is 10 be found, Jan a, ls57-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
!. TfcAefs S5-SAares IN Proportion.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
roR rHE BENEFIT OF tHR
CLASS FIVE.
Is Prizcs amounting To S5i7
CEkTLEICAIE OLE PACKAGES..

CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
&c Whole Iiskets Slal so
&c Hall &C 90
&c Quarter .. SO 90
26 Eighth IS 90
Tickets slo-SAares IN Proportion.
Ne Invariably answer letters by return mail en-
closing the tickets in good safe envelopes and al
VANS observe the str,ctest confidence. After the
drawing is, over, we send the official drawing,
with written explanation of the result of the ven
cure. All Prizes bought at this office are payable
immediately after the ,rawng in Current Money
aud take Bank Notes of any State, or Bank
Drafts in Payment for Tickets at par. For odd a
mounts in making change we receive pcs tage stamps
they being more convenient than silver, Correspon
dents may place the utmost confidence in the regu-
aarity ard safety Of the mails, very few or no
miscarriages of Money happen which properly d..
lected to Us. Be careful that you mention your
Post Office, County and State. Give at least one
single trial, you cannot lose much if net grin. One
single trial may make You independent for life.
TRY Us. There should be no such word as fail
Address CORBIN Il CO.,
Boa 1870 Post 06iee. Baltimore, I'D.
VA. Orders for tickets in any of the MARYLAND
Lotteries promptly attended to. Circulars contain
ing list of all the Lotteries for the tn forward
ed on application. March IA, 57--6mo
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

Sale Of IFheat,-The Louisville Courier
states that the proprietors Of one Of the lar
gest Touring mills in that city have closed
contracts for upwards Of so, 600 bushels Of
wheat II ono doilar per husheI
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

PERUVIAN dssiANas.

fT'HE Subscribers have made arrangements with
Iessrs. z, baneda d Bro, toreeeiye their sup
ply OF Grano This season direct from the Chacho
isfcads, and are thereby enabled to offer the art-
Gle to their agricul ursl friends at lower prices
than il can be procured in any other market in the
STATE.
They are daily expecting the ships Zephyr and
"Castilian" from the Islands.
Those who desire to do so, can now engage to be
delivered from their ships ON their arrival.
FOWLE & co.
Alexandria, Ja,y &c, 1857.
i5oRT1ANDa *4up & SUGAR
L 40 bbls. por4land Syrup
100 bbls. A Sugar =.
FOMLE 4 CO., Agents.
A!exandria July IS, 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

Why are ne hriyi aatio,aHy Nsmocrats'
This question, says tie Waslias ton Z
Mon is readily and truly answered BY say
ing that the natural impulses Of the Irish
are liberal and benevolent and honest, and
these constitute the great elemcuts d de-
mocracy, \ person whose soul is full Of
these elementary impulses cannot we'll be
anNthine but iemoerat.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
\ GOLDEN BULE For FARMERS


Tie following extract from Judge Bat
lar's address before the Connecticut State
Agricultural Society ought to be printed in
letters of gold aud hung where every farm
er in the land 9oald be ahle to read it eve
~ iue ho sat down ta rs meals. ana to Re
daily taught to bis claklren as tho golden
rule sae iaHacrs-eno which, we'll kept, vii,
be suTe e produce gold IIare It IS
- 9 sci so ca dividing up Or using uF
year capital y cropping without ,anuFe
Make II cardinal principle ef action never
e be swerYed from, that 80, ,sill ret il say
instacae, IN relation to aay field. Or crop or
rotation, plant or SOW without s5pply 81
manure sufficient at least to preserve the
existing fertility Of the soil, Sowin You take
the iir4t great sep, rs FAR a. il depends upon
yea. 'oEafd the redemption Of Connecticut
hastsnary.'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

ray 1T.
TllE Waterproof Biaefing vii, add very much
J. to the wear of leather; keep Z soft and plant,
and renders it entirely waterproof. II is warrant
ed 10 give satisfaction. CLIO. L. PRICE.
FI'0BACCO.-lh have in store and for sale
i fne lot, from medium to fine, good terms
can &c had al this time in any market-a of last
Summor's purchase. X. j. GLENDY,
April Is lSa7. Per {. =. COCHRAN,
70
lust received, IS doz. Cane Seat Chairs from
- I,ostnn of III latest style for sale low by
May Is 1885, A. b. CHANDLER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15
ia a Bal FiF. 4 dowa- east eotampa-

~ @ T7I F1I.--A d0Na east cotampa-
rary tells the following;
"Some time ago, one 6f the churches in
salem had amisbohaving brother up for dis
eipliue, aud vas about 70 excommuitate him,
whereupoa the worlds people held meet
ing outside, and yoted not to receive hia
unless he should be retnrnel in As goad oea-
a'ion when delivered to t.e church
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

NATATER COOLERs--.
w very superior article, in store and for sale
ll3 by GEO. r. PRICE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

Z lass 81.
=
P0M0kEE LOTTERY.
sePaTlAs. PRIZE S2IOO1

30, BIG prizes, amounting 70
TICK Els Al
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-15

e the ei' q I'aS1s IN PSpHe
On the Plan of .SinqIe AnnaLers.
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
no our sUBsoRIBElRs S .

The Of person win be upon books unless tho
payment Of the subscription be made In advance
Distant Subscribers forward money by letter and all
WI be assumed by ourselves In ~ safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER paed trweekiy during the sessions
Of Congress, and semi weekly during the recess.
Subscriptions r period less Than year win received o terms
proportion TO the above annual rates
as-PCssfEs authorized act as our agents aud by
sending AS aFE DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers with go enclosed win 10 copy
OraiiE
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Fresh Beef and vegetables for the Navy.

NAVY AGRSr's 0fTIcs
April 25, 1851.
NEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Of
~ ice unt Monday the NTH May, 1857
% supply such quantities Of fresh beef and vegetables he
d on the Washington station during the hsl commencing
V hs h day July aud ending the 3oth June 1857
lhe beef and vegetable be o good quality and tho best the
xet Affords and each article be offered the
Bond with approved sccnrfy required half
mated amount of the cousct aad twenty addition viii
pe Withheld from
h security for the duo performance of the which win
no account be paid until u Is fully complied with.
Every oner accompanied directed Tho
congress making appropriation for the naval scrvicc for 1ss
ved lo August fs46) written guarantee signed by
more responsible parsons that they undertake
@ bidder bidders w their bid be accepted
IN oegin within ave days with good and sunicion surets
mrnHh the articles proposed.
no proposal viii be accompanied by such gar
"se A GREENII.AT, Navy Agent
AP 2b-1awIwf
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. deduction
CaloniaUuited mail steamships leave Now
York for Anwa tho 9th and Goth OF each month connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 San Francisco
These steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and giarauty speed and sItdy
Tho al miles completed from ocean
ocean crossed IN hours The baggage OF passengers
checked New York through fan Francisco and passengers are
Panama by NJ the comanys The
money paid in Sew York all expenses Of the trip
in New York Panama, and san
Francisco detention OF accident 40 that the roue
entirely reiiubis ...... ".
Passengers tho day they arrive Aspnwa
Conductors go through each ani take charge OF women
and children without other protectors
through tickets the lowest rates apply at the agency, 7
Vest street New York, TO W. RAYMOND
May 6-du rn..
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANT Whereas, on til,

RUUNTY LAND WARRANT--Wh hcreas, on the
ID 18th October 1885, bounty land warrant No 1882 for 100
issued the undersigned his October 1 1867
and by tho Commissioner George
Baltimore and has been said
rant hereby ve notice that have transferred assigned said
warrant authorized any sell assign the
III and have hled affidavit prevent the
issue Of patent fraudulent claimant win apply for dnR
cate for tho same at the proper time.
Ap ll-law6ws EIIsLA s. JOHNSON.
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mo. 577.l
Notice

or the RenopaI Of he Land Office from Saul Murqla
IN Michigan.
IT N accordance with the provisions Of tho act of
Congress, entitled An act authorizing changes the location Of
land ofices approved March g. 1853
that the Office the public MAn
In the State o Michigan, will be MARQUETTE
In said State, at as er,iy period a practicable
Further notice as 10 tho precise will
tho register and receiver Of the Saut Marie land
Given under hand a the city OF Washington day
March, A. d. 1857. n
by order OF the President:
TIIOs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner or General IandC Cfncc
Mar 2l--1aw6w flint. Start
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

-, % ,o or.o. ~ ,ho ancr,,or,, NJ
, e r treasury eo - l Nv - ~ o,aaa 49, -. =,
ie @ Ireaaury, tMo III, p " h"ad ~ am ndat g .,,r
ynv
The sno "A brf Indication Of the duties of these several on
cos and or tho force employed tlcren respectively:
- \, u, -, e, = -, 80 r
rr ra r, ais,an onc enn.er IN charcs ono
h, nh p m hr @ enloved and ,ynty
sn Tl eanrsrw ns ~ i, chara ,h Tie ~,
ra Of c ra he and 81 the
. ~ ~ p. a. - aa 80 aass, No. ~ ,to
United states IIc supcrntens
The marine hospitals States
srton OF certain public buildings
noses
rr a,s Han William ,tcdu contro,er and
~, lie ode ~ tpe,ing ami reneng ac
counts o civil diplomatic service public
andre auic arising thereon.
I -. !. - -. :, ,.u.., = cu,..,..
9poergoln y, bpose sa, lonpnulsr'
ana ~ s ps slns @ NV w n.y.,
ns ,'e - "a ~ w " y ~ a. % -, , ~ 49, a1an ~ ~ w
p"ono se'N wy anu N'e' 4"o p'iNF'' wy 'f' ~ pas ''
0Dgce If Commissioner Of ne opsowsugh Anderson,
clerks keeping
aud rendering cf the and dsburs
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p II. GILLET. counsellor at Law has removed

LIE his Office hi residence Franklin Row Of and
thirteenth streets win his principal
" 10 cases in the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time the law concerning Patens he viii
give advice and opinions questions arising before the
Ant Oec and appeals the chief justice assistant ulccs Of
.h District Columbia and will also assist in the preparation and
tfial Of suits concerning patsnsa kt
nc VIII aso give wron opinions and prepare arguments fr par
@ having cLns before Congress the departments
u also claims before any board established for their ada
Oct 2S-dH
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A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, Alexandria v

A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, Alexandria va
sessonThe study embraces the
branches and modern languages, mathematcs
and sciences it, advantages
saois for tho purpose
corps well qualified and experienced teachers
A collegiate OF study.
full set Of chemical astronomi
cal.
of Illustrated lectures natural philosophy, chem
isry, and astronomy.
Special advantages young qualify themselves
practical operations the field and eng
Comfortable boarding arrangements but two students
placed In tho
S. Reading constantly supplied with papcrs, &c .
location heath attractive and accessible from all directions
by railroads.
10 prevailing Christian tone aim instruction and
discipline.
Terms tutiou ontcr At tmc,
charged from tho date Of their send and get
catalogue. r. L. BHOCkEfT, Principal
March T-2taw6w
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H,HARLES KINGSLEYS NEW B00K.-Two
~ Years Ago. by Rev. Charles Kingsley author of "Angus
Leigh" 81 20.
The Aernns Japan abrgment of the government
tive Of the United expedition Japan under Commodore Perry
by Robert Tones 25
Things Not Generally Known, popular hand book of facts not
readily accessible literature history and science edited by David
A. Wells. 81 25
wavecy Novels cdiionGuy Mannering volumes
So
Tho Worlds Own; by Julia Ward Howe SO cents
Poems by Charles swain y0anc, blue and gold 75
Iongfcoys Prose Works, vols, blue and gold 81 75.
Isabel The Young Old Love- John Cordy Jeare
SON. rs
Reading Without Tears Pleasant Mode Of learning Read by
tho Asthor of 'peop Of Day co
Chds Book of Nature by Washington Hooker 81 2s
Miss Strickland IA Queens of Scotland, volume 9, 81
just published and for sale
TAYLOR MAURYs
April II Bookstore, near Oh
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La The First Annual Exhibition of the Washing
ta Art Association, comprising pete statuary &c. by the most
eminent artists In the United States viii bo opened 10 the public At
M Corcorans building between 18th and lith
streets Saturday morning the T instant 10 O'clock and
WI continue open Until further notice. every day between the hours
10 and TO- Tickets DO procured
tho door and the principal bookstores Ia tho city Single nd
mission, twenty FIVE cents Season tickets, fifty cents
Mar 6--du
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w J. BINGHAM & sons SELECT SCHOOL,
wv The ftll session will July 18th Nunber
tied None bu, good and doce boys wanted Those ready
much preferred applicants
desired. For ,crrns &c address
W. J. BfNGHAM
March 10-law3mA Oaks, Orange county, ~ C.
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l OST LAND WARRANT undersigned gives
IL notice that he will apply Pensions
duplicate land warrant in lieu Of issued Thomas Richardson
dated l7t which has
lost tho transmission by mail Genwood directed
Tama sner Washington, c., mailed 18th Dccember 1855
Mar 25-law6wa .'' THOMAS r. SUFFER-
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ATTORNEY aKSERAI's orFreT.

Black Attorney General Of the United States;
H. % esq., chief clerk The ordinary business OF this Office be
classified under The following heads.
Official opinions the business Of tho government
called for by the President by head Of department. by the So
licor OF tho Treasury
the titles Of all land purchased the sites Of
houses light houses and all other public works Of
the Unod States.
Applications padon all conviction
Of the United States.
4 Applications for appointment in all tho judicial and legal business
OF tho government
The conduct argument OF all Supreme Of
the United States in which the government concerned
o. The supervision OF all other suits arising Of the depart
ments when referred by tho head thereof the Attorney General
these ordinary heads the added at
the present time the following, viz:
appeals claims California
Second The codhcion and revision OF the laws the District Of
Columbia.
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United States Mail.
VERMONT.

VERMONT
Posr oFr1cE DrPARrxgyr,
Washington, April ls, 1857.
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
States from July l, 1857 TO June go inclusive
following routes the State Of
tract Once Of This Department until Of May go 1857 10 bc
decided the day:
(In lieu OF
january, 1557)
45l Prom Woodstock Windsor Is miles and back six times
week. and from Woodstock, Barnard, Bethel 1S miles
and back, six a
Leavo Woodstock daily except Sunday, nj s
Arrive at Windsor by ~
Windsor daily except Sunday, m arrival Of
Arrive al Woodstock by So D IN;
Leave Woodstock daily, except Sunday, at sa M
Arrive at Bethel by ii a m;
leave Bethel daily, except Sunday, D
Arrive Woodstock by
Bethel Gaysve stockbrdge North ger.
bune, and Mendon Rutland miles back six times
a
Bidders may propose schedules departures and arrivals o
be approved by the postnasers the of the route
45s From sockbrdgo, by Rochester, Hancock nles and
back six times week; and from Rpion Enst Middle
bury, TO Mddlebury miles and back times week
Bidders schedules
approved by the posimasters of the ronte
form requemonts nd
veFtscmen inviting proposals for service IN England
States dated LIST January 1857 10 DO found principal
AARON v. BROWN,
Ap l8-law4wt Postmaster General.
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United states patent once,
wAsnNoros, April 20, 1867.

ON the petition OF Pliny Robinson, of Leonards-
" ye New York praying for the extension Of patent granted
him the Goth July 1Si3 Improvement machines Tor
cleaning Streets for from the expiration OF said patent
which takes place ON the 20ii day Of July, 1867
II Is ordered that the said petition BIO heard at the Patent oce
Monday the 9th OF July ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified appear and show they have why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO file In tho Patent
oce her objections, specially forth In writing least twenty
days before tho day OF hearing all testimony nod by either party
be used tho said hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
with the rules Of the occ which win be furnished appca
testimony 10th june depos
tos and other relied testimony must be filed In the
Office before the morning o that day the arguments
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that hs notice DO published in tho Union mte
gccr and Evening Star Washington d. CT Republican, Baltimore
Nd Pennsyyanian Philadelphia, Pa Daily News New York w
Mass three successive weeks
yious 10 the 10th Of July next, tho dny Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEors Of e above papers will please copy and send their
bills to the Patent oco, with containing this notice
Ap 22-1aw3w
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Washington Branch Railroad.
TJSRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
4 At and Sz, a. n and and AZ, p. ~,
On Sunday at4h, p.
Baltimore for Washington
tax and % a. and 8 and 5lf p m.
On Sunday az AZ,
Passengers Philadelphia and Now York will akc trains at g. sh
and AZ.
Passengers for Annapolis win at sI and AZ
Do. for Norfolk " 81 and j.
for the West " and AZ connecting
a Washington Junction. 7. II. PARSONS, Agent
Jan I7--du
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..

Secretary Of the Department tho Interior Hon. Jacob Thomp
Of the State Of Mississippi Its clerical force consists Of one chief
clerk (oses Kelly dburng clerks and ten other
lar clerks and TO its supervision and committed the
following branches Of the public service:
land charged
with the and sale Of the public domain aud the
by donations for schools
military bonnes public improvements and likewise The revision
lieu thereof The Land ONCE ALSO aus lis ACCOUNTS fhe
present Commissioner Hon. A. Hendricks Of Indiana s n
daugiAan assstass arasght'a, and some lsoclers
Whiting, Of Virginia. The commissioner charged with the exaini
nation and adjudication OF all claims arising under the various and
by granting bounty land pensions
for the military services the revolutionary and subsequen
In which the United States have been engaged He has one
chief clerk o. Cole consisting OF
other clerks which Congress enable him meet the
extraordinary requirements Of the bounty law
temporary fy clerkhs Of different denominations
3D. Indians OF Indian f,irs ad interim Charles
Mix dGeogetown He provided with chief clerk and about
hrecn other subordinate ciorks. 9.a
4th Patent 0cTo this bureau committed the execution and
improvements collection statistics relating agrculture
The collection distribution seeds plants cuttings
chief by acting Patents
the absence Of the principal and twelve
sstan examiners patents permanent
considerable number employees
Besides these four principal branches Of this executive depart
nent organic Treasury
artmcn supervision Of tho United States mara
and and the clerks Of the United States COURTS the
the United and the affairs
pen,en,iary District Of Columbia and
the state Department the duty Of taking and returning the
United and supervising aud directing the of
the Public Budngs The hospital for the insane Of
the army navy and o the District Of Columbia also under the
OF this department. in addition TO which, by laws re-
Gently passed Secretary the Interior charged with the
the three roads leading to the Iacac coast
The additional building for Its acconnoa
ton and the erection d has beon repeatedly recommended during
the last few years for that puso present the Pension Once y
the other branches Of the department. including tho seceary occ
all crowded into the raten ONCE building tho whole Of which
will be required carly day for the OF the Patent Oe
which 1t was originally intended