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The WEArHER.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, June 10, to this morning:

RemaTks.-June 1Oth-warm westerly wind
throughout; llth-airy, clear, SW by w, thun-
der shower in the afternoon, cloudy to end; 18TH
heavy thunder showers, F., 4 before in the
morning severe clap of thunder, rain all day,
cloudy to end and cooler; 13th-fne rain falling
E.; l4th-clOudy, rain, wind W.; I5th-cloudy
wind W, fine and pleasant throughout; 10th
heavy fog, fine and pleasant throus bout; 17th-
fog calm, wind f..
First quarter moon, Friday, June Is, little after
3 a. m.
GEORGETOWN. d. C.. June II 1853
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctloueer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EEPEcrs
L AT PUBLIC AUCTloN.-On TUESDAY MORN
INC June I'D, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of a
gentleman declining housekeeping, on ii st. no III,
between 9Th and luth streets west, opposite the
Church OF Ascension, shall sell the Furniture and
In cots, viz:
Mahogany Hair spring Sofa, Rocker, Divans, and
PhriOr ChaIrs,
Marble top Centre Table. Walnut Whatnot,
Gut-fTane Mirrors, Grandoles, Vases
Carpets, X ugs, OliclOth.
Walnut Extension Table, Sdeboarj
Cans seat Chairs, Lounge,
Window Curtains, shades,
China, Glass snd Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery,
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrubes,
Bedstsads. w ashstands and Toilet Sets,
Mattresses. Comforts, Is ankets
Holsters and Pillows, Counters nes,
COOKING stove and fixtures. X etrigerators,
together with a general assortment of Kitchen Re
qnIsltes.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum, a
credit OF 80 and 6n days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bse ring interest.
p. The hou.e is for rent. Inquire of the AUG
tioneer.
jeI7 d &c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, AuoiIoaeer.


T'KUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IxPRoyxp
PROPERTY IN SQUARE, 625--Un TUESDAY.
June iSrt 1873, at z O'clock shall sell at pa bic auc-
ton, on he PREMISES TO tue highest bidder ny virtue
of deed of trust To- directed ed Msy I'd IsS,
and dui recorded Nav 4th. 1854 ln I.Iber A < rs
O., of the land records Of the county of ashs
Inston. II. q. Lot -. OF tsbot's subdivision 81
Square %, with the improvements, consisting of
teo-stnry FTams Houses IN front. with base
ment and attic, and small frame house In the resr
SAID cot fronts on north u street, between North
Capitol street and LIST street west.
Terms: S6in cash an bankHbie funds. : 20 OF whioh
to he paid at time of sale; the remainder O. u ard
IL months, with notes bearing interest. Deed given
and deed oft'Gst taken Tor deferred payments. All
convey anclng az coat of purchaser. Tie trustee re-
serves to himself the right resell the pr.peTty st
the risk aud cost of the deiautBg purchaser If the
terms re lot complied with within three DAYS from
day OF sale. 10y advertisement three days the star
N. b. The former purchss or having failed Ia oom-
ply with the terms o sale, present sale will he st
HIS risk aud and wit therefore be without re-
serve. 4. Nj. PEARSON, Trustee,
10 ll-dts A. GREEN, Auct.
HON ACCOUNT OF THE WANT OF
hldders, the above sale is postponed Until SATUR-
DAY the 18th inst, same hour aud place.
p. PEARSON, Trustee.
je lest 4. GREEN. AutIoneer.
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BY J. z. NJ CO Z IKE, AuctlOneer.
THREE NEAT DWELLING HOUSES AND
Il Lots AT PUBLIC AUCTIoS.-,pn THURSDAY
AFTERNOON. June 18th a. 81 O'Clock ON the
prem ses, shall sell Lot No 4, In Square No lao,
fronting 50 feet half inch street north at the
cOroeI of 9th street west running back Is feet with
tine improvements consisting If three wei bu Il and
neatly finished twO-stOry Frame Dwelling Houses
containing 4 rooms each
Also, Lot No. 81, same So uare, fronting 50 feet on
l8tl street west. between and VI SITS, running hack
80 feet 91a inches to a 81 feet alley.
Sale positive, the owner being about To remove
from the city.
Terms: One third cas- h the residue IN b and Il
months, for salts factOriy secured notes, bearing
interest.
lie In-eoSGs J. C.. MCGUIRE Aust
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.

TO-DAY 4 TOMORROW MORNING.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioueers.
krcrSos1 t ri fRI nnAFa9 S5kN
onr .uc tune "a We will SELL by catalogue. at
Of MaSoSS1y CURED CroteSssd U and
SnSIeo .eneers.
Cabinet makers and others Will do well 10 attend,
a. r svss 10. must be sold without reserve.
10 i2-dts WALL 4 B.RN.Rp .ro..
BY G. w. BoTELER, Auotioneer.
= hTer nor h4F kfDak35 FMTdRRNITURE At
ss 10 and srss .s H., :, No. @
declining houseks. ping, consisting in part Of '"'
MMshosaay sofa, Mahog.ny Chairs -,
Gilt frame Mirror, Brussels and ingram Cstns,;nx
sIsaS9 Rocker. Hat-raok
Walnut Wash Stands, w alnut Bedsteads
HsIr and shuck Mattresses, Iron Bedstead
Cherry Dining Table, Plated Castor
French China Tea Set. Crockery and Glass
Table Cutlery, Radiator. Cook and other stoves
Terms: $40 and under. cash; over $50, credit of
Sand o. days, for approved endorsed notes bearing
ie V st c. w. ROTELER, Auctioneer.
By J. C. MCGUIRE. Aucnon,er.
CATALOGUE SALE OF SUPERIOR BOT
son F Ri6A9 Morn sns sP a SRSsrT
o'clock at the store corner Of 18TH street west aid
did stock boed Wines .Dd sesT
oid hartel, Hennessey, Otard, Dupuy & Co., and
49, other su perior brandics,
keys, WIN " "
Superior Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines,
Old JoleP. Scheedam Schuapps, and Stoughton Bit
London Brown Stout Scotch Ale.
Cigars. Tobs eco, Snuff
Together with a lot of Groceries
Terms: > ~ and under cash: over that sum a ore
ait Oh =, and 90 DAYS, for satisfactorily endorsed
Catalogues ready for deiyery he div nr.y,o,s O.,
the safe. ' "
je I5-d l. r. MoGIuRE A,o,
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of four vrits
lA OF herI taclas issued from the Clerks Uiice of
the circuit Court or the District Of Columbia for the
county of W ASKING ton, and to me directed shall
expose to public sale, for CASH. In front OF the
Court House door Of .aid County, on FRIDAY.
me 18th day or June, 1858, at IL O'Clock m tbs fol-
rowing described property, to wit: All defendants
rlsht ttle cin and interest and to part of res
Walton No TO- beginning for the same in the east ire
OF ~ street, at point where the same is inter-
WIDE opening into said a. street, ard running thence
with the said east line of said north % feet
thence eSst rs feet thence south u fee. to the said
alley, and thence with the west S. feet TO AZ
street and point oil beginning, gether with all and
angular The improvements thereon, i'm the city of
"ashlngto ID. G., seized and levied upon as the
property Of James vii Jams and will be sold to sat
sfy JudIcals, No. ST. 81. IS and 81 to October term
w. SELDEEN, Marshal
ma 25-dts for the District of Columbia.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctloDeer.

by J. z. nj CO U1KE, Au ctlOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF BEAUTIFUL. OIL.
" PAINTINGS On WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NOON, June 23d at 41a O'Clock, on the second floor
of the Auction Rooms, shall SELL without reserve,
Ings, principally BY by Maoe cod, of this city con-
prising seine of his best efforts,
Also, number of fine Views and Landscs pss bx
l8i9. "
Also, three splendid Engravirgs of Martins rTaLd
solemn pictures of the Last Judgement TIA,
Great Day of His Wrath,' and The Plains OF
MOttram.
p. S.-CataiOgues may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms.
Paintings now on exhibition.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum a
credit "f To- and ~ day IS, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bearing interest.
je lid JAS. C.. McGEIRE. Auct
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.
[NITR NIII-R 4 Nh H0I-SE HQI Il 4,

BY j. C. MCGUIRE. AuotIoneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
II AT PUBLIC AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY MORN
ING, at 10 O'clock, at the residence Louisiana
avenue nearly opposite the City Hail. shell sell all
the Furniture snd Effects. comprising
SUITE of Walnut crimson damask covered Parlor
Furniture,
Two plush covered Chairs. Fancy Tables,
Marble Top Centre and Sofa Tables, two W hat
nots,
Handsome oval gilt-frame Mirror,
Mantel Vases. Ornaments, EngravIngs,
Mahogany Sofa aud Sofa Bed,
Velvet. Brutse and Three-ply Carpets,
Ulicloth, Mating. Stair Rods and Eyes,
Mahogany Extension Table, SIdeboard,
Marble top Beaulet, Dining Chars,
China. Glass, aud CTOckery Ware, Table Cutlery.
Lounges, Mahogany Sofa, Card Tables.
Window Curtains, Shades and Cornice,
Bedsteads, Dressing and olaIn bureaus,
Walnut, Mahogany and Painted w ardrObss.
Hair and Husk Mattresses. Boosters and Pillows
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Fire irons,
Cooking aGd oihe Stoves,
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen Re
qulsltes.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that cum
credit OF ~ and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest.
lie led ], C., Mcguire Auct
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROMASSoCLATED PRESS lcRvr


soRk, June IL Flour is stesdy: Howard
WSt anu "nio ~ 81 y; City Mill. 81
Sis. eaOi "hite AT sl.Us
S N9,n aruve; mixed esn7o, white 7Oa72c.
w hlsky Is ouoyant and tending inward bpt
unchanged, at % a23kc "'
rt"sisions are dali add unchanged. Bulk pork
nominal at 5ka7k; mess at sI7 so
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, June II Flour has declined. s,lcs
OF 10 or bills State siaS4 O.; Ohio a 6Oass as:
Southern 81 50aS4 IS
w heat Is dull; sales Of 10. 900 bush; Oh Spr,ng
Nse9; Milw Club 9ls92c; Western white 81 (rSs
Stu; southern red 81 IS; white 81 %.
Corn IL firm; sales Of SIS 90 bushels. MIXED
"as2ci white HssSc; yellow 9SrsOc
rork Is dull; mess SIC 9oaSI7 Lard il quiet at
ioallc Whisky is firm at 23Sc.
Financial.
WV YORK, June Il Stocks are dull. but
,m 9ne, generally. Chicago and Rock Island 7OI:
,iiInois Cestral bonds IS; La Crosse a Nil 6H;
mchigan southern 81; New York Central e0S,
hedulh9 Vi Mliwaukie and MissIssippi aOL:
Virginia 6's 95; Missouri 6's s6l H'
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HEALTH OF the CrrI.-The report Of deaths
during the month of May Is as follows:

.0J
Among those reported was a colored woman
named Ann Shaw, whose age was lOs years
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On the 18th instant, SUSAN ELIZABETH,
sged ten months.
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BY WALL. & BARNARD, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
trust. dated AugastA ,S5S from X lahard joy oe,
OF July next, on the premises, at O'Clock p. IN the
western part 81 m N9 Ia, III Ia oS9aIe 20
running hack, Of the same width, "a feet and hall
on an inch, with the IMPROVEMENTS.
Terms OF sale. One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid cash, aug the balance in two equal m
staments, at four and eiTht months, with interest
sale, the property may he resold ~ the risk and
cost of the first purchaser. after one weeks notice.
WALTER \. COX,
r. w. RISQUE,
Trustees Georgetovn Building Association.
lie s-2avlm WALL n BARNARD, Auot.
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etnancsaI.
GEORGETOWN ADvKRTIsKNTs

FOX RENT-rwo first Glass new tbrse-,tory
= BRICh HOUSES, situated on west ST con.
raining II rooms each, with hath rooms And 90.
thromg hout Kent reasonable. Apply TO Al. L.. Or
Tut, .. 80 High ttreet, GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
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By BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TNRUSTEFS' SALE.-Bv VIRUS of two deeds
Il OF trust from William X. Fowler, GATED r--
spectIrely July p, and November 10, lS5l, We viii
offer at auction On WEDNESDAY, the i4lh day uf
July next ,Gu the premises, at o clock. p. G t
OF ground IA Georgetown, being part of lot Is IA
HumcGds Addition, and part OF Ia! I75 IN BeSil's
Addition, the whole df scribed follows. VIZ: Be-
inning at the end O hiiy -four feet, measured west
with the south line OF olive street from ITS Iutcrssc
ton with Montgomery street, aud running thence
with said Ohve street west seveEtN-two feet SIX
inches To the northeast corner OF lot ia OF Beslls
Addition, thence southeTly with the west line Oi
SAID lot 49, nifty SIX feet ten nohes thence east ia
line parallel to Olive street. seventy four feet
passing through said lot LIS into said lot - thence
In straight line to the beginning, with the improve
Inents, consisting OF several frame dwellings,,
Terms OF sa!e-one- third Of the purchase money
to he paid IN cash. and the balance in equal
stalments at four and eight mont las with interest to
lie secured. Terms OF sale to he complied with IN
one week alter the sale. the property will be
sold alter one weeks notice. at the risk and cost Of
the first purchaser.
WALTER 3. COX,
FERDINAND w. RIStlEE,
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneer.

by WALL ~ BARNARD, AuctlOneer.
THREE BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE
u BUILDING Lots AT AUCTIoN.-On wEDNES-
DAY. the Sd instant. at o'clock p. m in front Of
the premises, will sell Lot II, IN Square pa,
frcntl.g north a. and 18th streets west Tins val
nabie property WILL lie divided into three lots Ith
rJutIug hack 10 feet.
This sale offers a "a q opportunity 20 acquire at
pu hlic sale without reserve property so valuable,
beautiful. and sligIbly situated. The title To TINS
property Is perfect.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, IN of which on
each lot To h. pad at time of > the rssIdu In q,
IL, 10 and p months, with interest from DAY Of SALE
and secured by deed of trust on the property sold
je l6-ts WALL n BARNARB. Aucts.
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IL THE ABOVE SALE OF LAND Is
posi- poned till the LIST day of uy when IL viii lie sod
an the premises by the undersigned oommls sion
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Gull
PEPPER county, IN the case OF Mayo and wife and
others, against Tallaferro, Administrator, and 9TH
81 o ana ph the loiowing terms, 10 wit 80 muc, ~
the purohase money as may be necessary to pay the
costs oil the suit To this day sEi the OF sale
TO be PAID In cash; the residue he PAID IN three
equal instruments of g. va and 80 months. with inter
est from the date, the purchaser giving bonds with
gOoh security for the deferred payments, ana the
title to be retained as further security.
H. ID. TALIAFEkRO. CONF.
Culpepey @, H., June 9Th, 1855, 10 io-eott
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MARRIED,
DIED

In Baltimore. on the oh instant, by Rev. DIR,
liss MARY OGSTON, of that city.
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PLANK FOR SALE.

:, Ju't received lot Of prime HICKORY PLANK
Ia and inches thick. Also, WHITE OAK
PLANK, from 40 4 inches thick. and a genera a.
sortment OF all kinds Of LUMBER used for Luiid-
ing purposes. J. IIBBEY SON,
je l2-lm Mater st. Georretoun
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By BARNARD a BUCKEY; Georgetown

DJ DhnNA AMI DSNhbi VooIteooNh.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of q deed of
Il trust from Ann Robertson, dated March 18TH
1889, we will Oder at ion on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. the l4th day of July next. at ak
belonging and assessed to said Ann Robertson,
fronting about Sky feet on the north side of Pros
about ninety nine feet 10 the north line Of the en-
tire lot, with the lmprovemsnts-a two story Brick
House.
Terms One third Of the purchase money 10 be
paid IN cash. and the balance IN two equal install
ments at and twelve months, with interest, to
be secured 10y deed Of trust Terms to he complied
with IN one week after sale or the property may he
'od at the risk and cost Of FIRST purchaser al
ter one weeks notice.
WALTER :. COX,
FERDINAND w. RISCUE,
Trustees Georgetown Building ASSOCIATION.
Je s-2awlm BARNARD BUChkf, huots.
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WALTER 4. COX,
FER DIN AND w. RISQE

Je L-zEMLM BAkNA W % Bt.Ghr1. AusLs.
DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND. &c
Il VIII be offered at public sale, on the 10th day Of
June next, the valuable Estate OF the late G.. c.
TaliaferrO, the RapIdam River, IN the County OF
and A. Railroad. The Railroad passes through the
Farm. and the station is only few hundred yards
from the house and barn. This Farm, situated IN
the beautiful aud fertile valley OF the Rapidam, Of
fers a opportunity to purchasers. IL a Inc
and most desirable neightorhood. Ii contains 6SO
acres Land, and has il a large Dwelling house
Barn, Stable, and a. necessary out houses, in good
repair. e. II. TALIAFERRO, 49,,
H. ID. TALlAFERRO, Aominn.
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The SHOOTING AMONG THE BOYs.-Some days
ago, we mentioned the shooting Of two small
boys near SwampOodle, In the Fourth Ward
while number Of them were playing near the
little branch which passes through that locality,
and known by the Juveniles as Blue-cork run
The person suspected Of committing the act was
lad, fourteen wears of aye, NAMED JAS Welsh
He was arrested last night, and taken to the
guard house; and, this morning, after hearing,
was held to security for further hearing He saws
he has evidence TO prove his innocence. Neither
OF the wounded boys are seriously injured.
The fAcnT We had the pleasure, this morns
ing, OF visiting the fine yacht Felix, lying at l.
Iey's wharf, lately purchased by our friend
Richard Adams. She is a perfect model In her
way, or tons. Her length is 40 feet ) inches
and 10 iett beam; feet inches in the hold; the
Length OF cabin 81 feet-three berths on each
SIDE. MI A. purchased her to be let out to par
ties aesiiihS 10 SAIL on the river. She is man
sged by Russell Brown, an experienced and re-
liable craftsman
fokT WAsHIN JONAS will be seeiI W our I'D
verusing columns, the Sabbath School of the
Seventh street church Qsland) design spending
Tomorrow at this most delightful resort. Surely.
II cheapness Is any consideration a large com.
pany Will 20. A sail down our noble Potomac
ramble on the hillside. or on the Fort. enjoy
ing the varicus sports Of picnic parties, ia well
worth twenty-five cents.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22
43.1
AN

mo. 43.1 AN ACT.
TO amend the 43d section of an act rela.
ting to Wills, passed May Sd, 1852
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gen.
cral Assembly of the State of Ohio. That
section forty-three of an act entitled an
act relating to Wills, be amended So
as to read as follows: Sec. 43. If apy
provision be made for a widow, in the
will OF her husband, it shall be the duty
OF the probate judge forthwith after the
probate of such will, to issue a citation
to said widow, to appear and make her
election, whether she will take such pro-
vision, or be endowed of the lands of
her said husband, and said election shall
be made within one year from the date
of the servic of the citation aforesaid.
but she shall not be entitled to both,
unless 1t plainly appears by the will to
have been the intention that she sbould
have such provision in addition to her
dover.
Sec. 2. That the original section
forty-threc of said act be, and the same
Is hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take efact
from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April 2, 1853.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
EATON, April 81, 1853.
L hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are true copies of the original rolls
now on file in this ofSco
JAMES ALBERT. Auditor.
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AN ACT

No. 40. AN ACT
To protect side walks not within the cor.
perate limits of any city, town or vii.
lage.
SEC 1. Be it enacted by the Gener-
al Assembly of the State of Ohio. That
itshall be lawful for any person, persons
or company, to construct side walks. not
exceeding ten feet in width, on the sides
ofany public highways in this state; pro-
vided that such side walks shall not in
any manner obstruct any public highway.
SEC. 2. That ifany person or persons
shall maliciously iRjure or distroy any
such side walk; or if any person or per-
sons shall ride, drive or lead upon such
side walk any horse or other animal
whose weight might be injurious thereto,
such person or persons shall, upon con-.
viction thereof, before any justice ofthe
peace of the township In which such of.
fense shall have been committed, forfeit
and pay a fine not less than two dollars
nor more than five dollars; and shall! be
liable in damage to the owner or owners
OF such side walks to the moun of the
injury done
SEC. 3. That all fines coll cted under
the provisions of this act shall be paid
into the township treasury for the use
OF the common schools of such township.
sea-. This act shall take effect and
be IA foroe fram and after its passaee.-
Will IAN B WOODS.
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April 2, 1858.
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all parts of the state, to the number of
n hundred, Cat least four ffths OF
whom shall be from without the city OF
Cincinnati as may under the law au-
thorizeing the establishment of houses
of refuge and this act, be committed
therein; and upon due execution of said
contract, and its approval and ratification
by the governor, the said board of direc-
tors shall be entitled to receive the sum
of ten thousand dollars per annum, to
be duly expended by said board OF di-
reetors for said house of refuge; and
there is hereby appropriated for thispur-
pose the sum of ten thousand dollars
for the year 1858, and ten thousand dol
lars for the year 1859, to be paid on the
order of the board of commissioners for
reform schools; upon the warrant of the
auditor of state, out of any moneys in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 81. The said board of commits
sioners may, in the name and in the be-
half of the state, receive voluntary con-
veyance of gifts, and grants of real and
personal property of every description,
to be used and expended and duiy re,
ported as herein provided for the pur-
pose ofthis act.
SEC. %. The state reform farm is
hereby declared a special school district
and shall be en- titled to receive its due
share ofschool moneys and books, accor-
ding to the number of inmates therein.
SEC. %. The act entitled San act
to provide for the establishment of re.
form schools" passed April 16, 1857,
is hereby repealed; provided however
that this repeal shall rot effect any rights
accrued to the state or individuals by
said act nor any appropriation therein
made.
Sec. "a. This act shall take effect
upon its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House of Representative.
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
April 2,1S5S.