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N 0TICE.--AH physicians prescribing for sick
y soldiers At private houses and hospitals ives.
If 9th street. are hereby notified to send their pre-
scriptions TO EDWfD 4. RoBINsoMS apotke,
cary Stasa, corner 4th and Fr.nkisa s.rests 10
alous tsing sushar.zed by tho Surgeon General 10
farp.sh thsss pfssgipneas, 70 El-a
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N,sa TO THE VOTERS OF THE sTH
'}S>1" CONGRESSIONAL ID 7 Il 10 T,
COMPOSED OF THEtDtNTItsS OF CUI.-
PEPPER, MADISON, GREENE, ORANGE
LOUISA, SPOTSYLEANiA, CAROLYN l.,
STAFFORD, AND KING GEORGE.-Ca'I
having been made upon aie BY portion ct you, to
know whether would serve ycu II the Couledcr-
ate Congress, If elected, l reply: Whilst none,
through a vain aInbt ton, should seek seat in the
rouaciis # The country, Gitddeace should MOI pre-
vent any on- from taking a position to which the
people may call him.
The attention of the public is So absorbed in the
conflict which is 70 decide the destiny OF nations,
that / regard it neither consistent with the wishes
o. tastes OF the people - canvass the district. DID
time aud engagements permit. therefore coGcur
in the example set by di>tiugui he'd candidate f.r
your favor, IN declining one. Should it be your
pleasure 10 elect me shall endaav0r 70 devote NY
humble abilities % the service of the country.
tender my thanks to those OF my friends and
fellow citizens, whose partiaity has indicated me
a5 a suitable person tor so responsible St ton
oc 2-6tt JEREMIAH MORTON
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- ,,,----,,--, ,---,,1.,,,-
q M thHAI NIHIlN,A ~ 'hi5t
>Hd no III Mbl % EkN iNFALi.ibi
'''-t.' .
t3tbf DIS , rs ms great = 'nef'e''p r. 'edy
-ohtdPihE no MeI'N''a'" "a>du,t Pi"p'''f9. q
col- everything heretofore ot;efed 10 t2e pa"ic ID
rs curative, 'es'o'"'.,e' ~" ''"pN",i"S p'"t
- ne hle'c'o N"tiu "ee "4t,.'l@'.1 W.-eh I2i'
'e'-4 II" y"''t 't".e1f wa '"'e 'u7 ""'TF H.s
maustFations OF ioc l"ets but he proprietor who
las Ano"n OF ne remedy Ior NeHty-"ad J ear.
"'S Known "i 'i.Se % t"eA'F E'a'@ S''-'''"3 u"
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----~~
~ BBLS. POWDERED SUGAR,
IN 3 hhds. N. u. Sugar, choice quality,
80 bbls. n. O Mossses.
40 bDls. Morrsss Golden Syrup,
80 tierces choice sugsr-cafed Hams.
, half chests extra Gunpo.d-r Tea,
30 half chests good Black Tea,
go bbs. n. g. Roe ard Gross Herrings and
Shad,
80 half bbls. Nos. aud Maskerel.
50 packages French Brandy; Gin; Cherry,
Ginger, and Blackberry Brandy and
Wine,
; bales Hops 100 boxes Starch,
100 bbls fine Old Whiskey,
900 bbis Refined Suger,
800 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
300 boxes Yeast Powders,
100 boxes Brown, Colgate's, ard Detersive
Soap.
100 bbls Portland Syrup and Mrscovado No
iasses,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
25 cases Matches Painted and Cedar Buck
cts. For sale by
VIM. Il. JONES & CO.,
&C 5-12t 18th St, bet. Man and Cary.
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"A Y 5 r Il i S

90 Z X )
he undersigned are receiving fresh supply
daily They are taken out OF the water n The
morning and arrive here at O'Clock III he after
noon. They will be furnished at wholesale re-
tail at our hon,e, lI,h street. between Cary aud
the Dock, J. II. WYETT 81 CO.
o-1Dtx
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N2esFgC'cEesY@. 50.

l>SOLUTION.-Ihe part aers'p heretofore
y existing between JOHNSON Il GRANGER,
- Dissolved by mutual consent on the 3D. lust
iesons having claims against the late firm re
dursyd 70 call and present theut like Use thcS>
WHO aIe indebted TO il.
NJ. q. JOHNSON Il BRO. will continue the bu.
sincss ii BLACKSMlTHS AND WHEEL
WRIGHTS, near Nestham House, Sidney
oc 5-2tH
TsISS OLU TION OF CO-PARTNER-
! , SHlP.-py the death Of Gas *. FILL. the
concern Of DICKINSON, HILL 81 co. is dis
soived. All persons indebted 10 said concern will
make payment to us. I he of the concern
VIII b. used only IN Aettli8s up the business
- II. DICKINSON,
=. B. HILL,
Surviving partners.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.- subscribers have
associated themselves together under the style Of
DICKINSON d HILL, for the purpose Of ear
fyipg on the Auction and Commission Blu ,iness for
tie sale of Negroes, at the o-esta5lished stand OF
Dickinson, Hill & Co.
E!CH'D H DICKINSON,
NAT. Is. HILL.
Oct / 1861 oc IFS
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q L & Ell have appointed Mrs CHAR
~ LoTTB SON my agent, to carry on the
MILLINERY AND
FANCY BUSINESS,
in all its branches, to buy and sell for cash only.
oc l-2wk LEWIS HYM4T
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EDUCATIONAL.
IIRSU LINE A q A ID Il ID
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.


THIS institution resumed It's academic exerciseson
MONDAY Sept. "a. offering all the advantages of
a fret cl.ss Academy for young ladies.
Terms pr Session Of Flee MGnfhs:
BOARD end Tuition ia all the usual branches
Of a complete English education pay
nba in advance. -. ~ b-oo
.,,ra,sa Ma,rieuIa.oo Zoe 500
<,,-rn,r xacatiou II snent II, the aeaJesly 30.0u
nj - Re,ttinp ......,..,. 500
tvastt,eana Maalnp ..... 1000
~, Money " 800
-, ~ noar1ar: . 400
~ I,,nits eo,,;or ,,aos ,ar nusrfey Is 60
f,,rfar f,t.s< a.r o,,,r+er .. 10. 90
Preparatory Glass, per quarter ......'..'' o'oN
Ertras PER dnartfr:
Latin French Italian Spanish and German $1,000
l,-.,e;pfa t,,.xnns .......... 500
Painting IN Water ColorS, various styles. o.oo
Oh Painting. Greciap and Oriental, each tV'dJ
A.,1sic--tht Harp, ana Of instruIent..-. 2O-ou
~ t.f,,o o,i re- of instrument ......... 1900
The Guitar, and OF instrument. ..---- l2'uo
v~coj g,,sjc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
t...tfss.,,ff. r,s.~rfsss Observation-Disclosures 500
Fnbro,lery and Ornamental Work.....'.. a.'J
Afs;;;c5sI Wa Fruit and Flowers ..-.-... lO.ct
Postage 30 k8 and Stationery, II not W. nlsie0
fs parents " Ill form extra charges, al VIII AZ
rssfj al attendance.
No advance IL money will be made for clothing
CT ot.ser expense. unless sum is deposited tcr
;ts. prrreze and no accounts can be opened else
where without tNe express wish OF parents or
! il--iITu
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MILLINERY GOODS.

MILLINERY son will have,
vi on TUESDAY, the SJh inst. her Fail and
Winter Opening and respectfully expects to see her
customers, and the ladies in general
MADAME SON No. 81 Main St
p. S.-hy store is closed every Saturday and
Sunday
WANTED-Two tirst-class MILL1NERS.
f,E
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HENRY EASI.EY, nth street,
&C q it& N'D1 snu.res above q Il Marke t
MILITARY NOTICES.


PAY OFFICE ENGINEER DEPART'F OF VA.
RiehIaopd, Va, Sept. ;nth, l56i. :
n OTECf. The Acting Paynlaster for the En-
= eineer Department 81 Virginia will be in This
ely from the llth the 10th Oh October, inclusive
FOR the purpose of making payments for materials
and supplies, i4cluGiag labor furnished for Desen-
sive W orSs, Constructed under the direction OF the
Engineer Office OF this city. He viii taen visit
Norfolk and vicinity, for the purpose OF paying for
work done md supplies furnished under the diIec-
ton of the Engineer Office there.
Parties having claims will please present them to
the proper Office that they may be .4.ade out and
approved III time to he paid by him
JAMES MAURICE,
LIST Lieut.. Ac:'g Paymaster Eng'r Dept.
Or 3-iawtDlu
rINHE. STATE ARM0RY The State Atino-
l ry is now at the corner of eth aud Cary sts-
Parties returning Arms belonging 10 the State are
requested 10 send them there.
q. DIMMOCK,
Sc 26--l2t Col. OF Ordnance OF Va
ISfs City papers will copy.
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT Or va,

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Richmond. Aug 2, 1851 {
NOFlCE---It Is very desirable that all corps,
y communities aed ind vi,is.is in the State,
having ARMS OF auy knd-beyond those abso-
lutely necessary for their immediate use--shouid
return the same TO this Department as soon rs pos
sibla that they may be overhauled and thoroughly
repaired. Address,
c. DIMMOCK, Colonel
al a-ts Chief of Ordnance ri Virr'sstA
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AIR. LEFEBvRE's SCHOOL,
W RICHMOND, VA
This Institution will be open again on the lst day
of October 1861, for the reception both of Boarders
and Day Scholars.
For particulars, apply to
an l0--ts HUBERT p. BEFEBVRE.
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Nj I Q f
Persons who sending clothing and sup
plies TO troops in the field requested to mark
distinctly on the package with marking INK the
NAME OF the party fer whom intended, the REGI-
MENT TO which he belongs, and the PLACE OF pEs.
TINATfoN, care of'Quarternaster at Rich ond to
whom the usual railroad receipt Shout be fer
warded by the shipper.
H-Many packages arrive at the depots of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
OFT; OF course their destination cannot be known by
the Quartcrmaster. Others imperfeetly mark
ed. aud cannot be identified
UL-Ali articles deposited ct the Qnar.ermas-
ters once In Richmond, for shipment must be left
there before O'clock, Z. NJ, insure their ship.
ment on that day. J. MAURY GARLAND,
au G'--ta Cant and Asst d NJ
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EW SIOth
y MILLIN cry GOODS,

No. 209 BIO I'D ST.
Having inst opened at my new stand, 20j Broad
street, new and handsome supply IT
MILLINERY GOODS
xery nearly equal "a the assortment of former
years ami being prepared 10 receive orders for the
Fail trade from the city country. would invite
thoatteutiou OF my old customers and OF the Ia
dies generally, TO Hn examination Of nv stock.
have also on hand large assortment OF BON
NET ROUCHES. Atso assortment o. BLACK
Velvet R1BBONS, Worstet Goods Ter children,
and other articles not usually embraced III Mill
1erv stnck.
C. am also prepared TO furnish BONNET
FRAMES
Sc 26-im" VIRGINIA A TEMP. ENAN.
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DEEiGiuUS RE ADJ Il FOR THE
HI SOLDIERS AND OTHERS.-The Bap-
list Cepog,age Beard, located in this city, have
hand very large supply OF religious traetss
large proportion Of which addressed especially
10 soldiers and written by distinguished Southern
dvnes, We daily hearing Of good results
from the reading of these tracts in the camp. We
anxious to place them In the hands OF every sol
der in the State. and appeal to Christians In and
out OF the array TO aid in work In which 40
much good may be effected
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP.--This is the title
Of AN excellent selection Of hymns which contains
seme twelve Of the fayorie spiritual songs of each
Evangelical denomination. Persons buying twenty
or more san have them at two cents apiece kpeei.
men copies will be sent Ghapiains " no desir, II
POCKET TESTAMENTS.-Ia a few ,iay !
We shall be able to furnish $4,000 Tcstamsnsa at IL
cts; apiece These wishing . supply would do
Well to send in their orders.
ne above may be found at George ]. Summer &
iron-Front Building Governor street
A. l.. DiCKENSON,
se Wis Gen. Supt Rapsisu GosportagA.
IROuND ALUM sALTr-For ssls BY
Net LAD u. DAVENPORT,
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NOTICE.--AI persons hasifg claims a....ins
\ the estate Of CliAsLEs B Hill, deceased will
present them TO ine and ali persona in debt 10 SAID
estate will make payment Ia ma
TEOS. j. EVANS,
Administrator of Chas. b. Hill, deceased.
a Il,
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rysO WOODEN MANUFACTURERS.
The C!winnett manufacturing Company Is manu-
featuring superior WHITE N-ARPS, assorted
numbers.
orders solicited, which VIII be p4 ,znptly flled,
an 3: low prices
E.1=itive r1l ard clear shipping Instructions.
Address, L. .5TEAUftN, Agent.
So Ie-irn* I.aCvrvrcavine, Ga.
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- y LBS. FRESH HOPS
,sst55 1000 lbs. ti,iu family Middns BACON,
500 lbs. prime covr'ry Shoulders and
f.asas BACON,
hhds. New Orleans SUGAR, n
ls5 cents.
- boxes A,4uaDtine Star & A N
IL.ES,
8 hair chests superior Green and
Black TEA,
80 baskets superior CHAMPAGNE
WINE,
For sale low at rcts4. "
+. :. ROBERTSON,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
ALSO, RECFINING-
10 JbiS Country SOAP,
80 fir'lin3 Country LARD,
$50 bbjs. Family, Extra aud SUPP. FLOUR,
IS trkius fresh Mountain BUTTER.
90
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NOTiCE.-UEtil further announcement will
continue business at the old stand Of WILLIAMS.
PETERS 81 CO.., Ne. l64 Main street, Opposite the
American Hotei) and offer nay services 70 my
ends and the pubic generally, for the sale and
purchase OF STAT: ard Government Stocks, hail.
read and Bank Stocks and Bonds and all securi
ties usual 70 the market, On commission.
GOLD, 81 L Y + Il AND UNCUREENT
MONEY bought ana SOLD OF liberal terus
respectfully refer 10 the Banks, Bankers, and
business community generally, Of the cities OF
RichEo2 and .4yuchbure.
&c 2-i2c y. r. WILLIAMS
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BUSINESS Nes'gss'E..
0P ECIAL NOTICE.
THDM ~ g. a. DREW RY

~ 7 L = A Il n . I I { z.
THOMAS G.. g. DREWRY,
G. GENERAL AGENT And COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Desires to inform bis friends End the public hat
he has moved his Office from Broad STREET to
SHOCk0E SLIP, next to the Columbian Heisi,
wher- he continues the tender OF his services rs
GENERAL AGENT for the Renting and Sair u
Real Estate, aud as COMMISSION MERCHANT
for the sale OF all kinds OF Country PRODUCE
y. BIO the advocates ot home nufacture be
would state that he is Agent for the Ola DouirioA
Envelope, manufactured III this city from CRY maie
paper &C lot
rONFEDERATE READING ROOM
I ! llh Street. tao doors marin Of Mar Stred,
SIGN OF THE CONFEDERATE FLAG.
Papers from all parts of toe South.
Facilities Tor writing letters &C., free 70 Nis.isrs
TEHMs.-50 cents a month; single admission,
dine, good for the entire day.
y. B.-Open on SUNDAY. So 9--lm
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D. tie Get IN rslstioB 10 the ofhos Of sstornsy
Of the United States for the southern district
ofksw York. Approved August 8, 1851.
TIE SALARY % the sftersey o. the Uaited States
six thousand dollars per snnun, and such add.
uonal sum ss may be necesssry 10 pay the proper
expresses Of his once, including clerk hire.
BY the act to increase the pay Of the privates
IN the regular army and In the volunteers
In the service Of the United States. APP
proved August 6, 1851. -
By this act the pay Of the privs,es 10 the rexu-
lar army and volunteers en- the servce Of the usi-
ted States 10 increased 20 thirteen dollars month
Tor three years amer the passage Of The act. ~
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By the act for the relief Of John O.
Mcdonald

FOR expenses necessarily incurred by
him In raising regiment Of vol
unteers In the State OF MARYLAND in
May, June and July, eighteen hun.
died and sixty-one, and now IN the
United States service. ....... ssO0 On
by the act authorizing the Score
tary OF War to pay the volunteers
who. under the command of Chas
W. White, and by order of Brig
adler General T. A. Morris, en-
listed to protect the railroad
bridges and other property in
the vicinity of Oakland, Alieea-
ny county, Maryland
The commissioned officers, non-com.
mlssioned officers, musicians and
Privates, who served as a home
guard for the protection of the
railroad bridge and other property
near Oakland, Allegany county.
Maryland, under command of Car.
tain Charles w. White, and wers
called into service by order Of Brig
adler General + A. Morris, and 70
make to them just and reasonable
compensation for the failure of the
onicer OF the government of the
United States to furnish them Ta
tons, clothing and other supplies
during their service. ..,... Ipdsen,,.
by the act to provide for the psy.
ment OF Arnold and Willst far
bread, and Henry North for
wood, supplied to the United
States volunteers in Maryland.
To pay the account Of G. w. Arnold
and Charles s. willet for bread.
and the account Of Henry North FOR
wood, furnished to the United
states volunteers In the State Of
Maryland, on terms Of equity and
justice '.'........'............ IndeSnits.
By the resolution relative to the az.
hibition Of the industry of ali ma.
mons, to be holden in London in
the year eighteen hundred and .s. ..
sixty-two.
To enable the President 10 take .pch
measures as shall to him seem best
70 facilitate proper representation
ol zoe Industrial interests Of the
vnited states az the exhibition Of
the Industry Of all nations 10 be
noiden at London In the year eipb-
seen hundred and sixty-two, and
tor the Incidental expenses thereof. q nno m
s-'nsid s.tSe - W
By therssolution 10 pay to the vid.
Of tho late Stephen A. Douglas
4 the amount due to him as q sen
ator atthe time cf his death.
For the amount Of compensation dus
to him up 70 the time Of his death. -so m
.fsefs Il
................".. aes, Us, as7 %
ssss.s< 6s-s9s -
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[ContisH.d from 6rst page

BY the act to provide for the pay
nent Of the police organized by
the, United States for the city Of
Baltimore, and to enable the mint
to furnish small gold coins, and
to provide for the Manufacture
or purchase Of field signals.
For the maintenance Of said police. =.
To enable the mint to furnish such
small gold coins as may be required
for the public service .....................
For the manufacture or purchase Of
apparatus and equipments for Geld
nRnais ."............."..............
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By the act for the relief of certain
musicians and soldiers stationed
at Fort Sumter, in South Caro-
lima.
To Temunerate soldiers and men,
bers of the band stationed at Fort
Sumter, in South Carolina, for
losses Of private property .in-
Cured in the removal from Fort
Moultrie to Fort Sumter on the
evening Of December twenty six,
eighteen hundred and sixty,
namely:
To the band
TO company E, tirst artillery.
To company II, first artillery........
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MA TOPaAMS -~
- PRE- MIUM INK o8H6
MANUFACTQRY,
lQa 9HHYNIH SfRHII. WAEElNafaH. n O.


70 RBMIUM INK 8H6
Iss eEvxETH sTKEiI, W1szissrsH. ID. O.
Silver M'fss sssIs.f ks = asssYi.fs Ba''.'
Also Medal 5; s V M IH.i'.
<: ss. a:s7 80 ys, asss
Fine f, sois Lss:Asr,
fs01Fs .Ii Trsnf6s 3D., an.
=, ssSos ssss siss! 49, e..
n q SoSf ssS s1d w
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made 60
ISst.s ssys.ss saa repaired .. .hor. soess
'l s sifS.s''0.a and Al iRSfEEs Stephan.
Tu CARRIAGES.
setsry, Tsilns i nSy one y he lsfssst sul ~
fer t ~. as.sss si cxks III diEsas sss -
LlsaT M4i 1s t q ~ Kind. e...s, Be .nT
.i;i sss:i'e & ~: ss2 LII sss.. rep,
lh kErAIEs s..s,y don.. and al orders
S.Ssns hand os.s.s; a sstss in s1shssss fos
JsI93|Es ! rAss e.. AMP y EsyELorEsIy.a
vies. p Ws.SiI1sos z the form Of Ross. sAa
IN ho o. fSrH .lsc, selsrsts
assS; h:ssS ins:. And FriSsss rsssi,sds'. ~
sf: 'f S;n ~ S scs q ss g; s ssssS,
q ffssA supply Of Books Tor sssasi rsa1iss,
A lsrss assortment Of yuvsnilss- Msyus Re,c,,
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For repairing the quarters and out
buildings at Fort Abercrombie...
For collecting: drilling, and organi-
zing volunteers, under the acts au-
thorizing the President to accept
the services Of five hundred thous-
and men. q
For the construction and equipment
Of gunboats for service on the ives
tern rivers.
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For expenses necessarily incurred by
him In raising a regiment Of vol
unteers In the State OF Maryland in
May, June and July, eighteen hun.
died and sixty-one, and now IN the
United States service
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By the act making appropriations
for fortific atoms, and for other

By the act to create a metropolitan
police district of the District of
Columbia, and to establish a po-
lice therefor.
Fo: the purpose Of carrying this act
into effect, including the payment
Of salaries, and all other necessary
charges and expenses Of the "metro-
politan police" for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, I'm addition TO the bal
ance Of the Appropriation made by
the act approved February twenty,
eighteen hundred and sixty, "for
tue compensation Of the auxiliary
gu,ri aud one lieutenant, and for
fuel, oil, and lamps, and for twenty
policemenn......
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BY the act making an appropria-
tion to pay the expenses Of trans
porting and delivering arms and
munitions Of war to the loyal
citizens Of the States of which the
Inhabitants now are or hereafter
may be in rebellion against the
government eff the United States,
and to provide for the expense of
organizing them into companies,
battalions, regiments, or other
wise, for their own protection
against domestic violence, insur-
rection, invasion, or rebellion.
For supplying and defrayiny the ex-
penses OF trans porting and deliver
Log such arms and munitions Of war
as In his judgment may be eIpedi-
ent and proper to place In the hands
OF any Of the loyal citizens residing
In any Of the States Of which the
inhabitants are in rebellion against
the government of the United
states, or In which rebellion is or
may be threatened, and likewise
for defraying such expenses as may
be properly incurred in org anizinp
and sustaining while so organized
any Of said citizens into compan.
les, battalions. regiments, or other
wise, for their own protection
against domestic violence, insrr-
rsc'i0n' INVASION or rebellion. 100000 90
BY the act making an appropria-
ton for the purchase Of arms for
the volunteer and regular troops
OF the United States.
For the purchase of arms for the use
Of the volunteers and regular troops
ofthe United States. .1O.cO 900 90
BY the act authorizing the Secre-
tary Of War to reimburse yolun-
teers for expenses incurred In
employing regimentsl and other
bands, and for other purposes
To refund to the volunteers called
ont by the Presidents proclamation
of the fifteenth April, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-one, such
sums OF money as may have been
expended by the said volunteers in
tne employment Of regimental or
company bands during the period
o. theiy service under said procls-
..'.'.........-........ Indefinite.
By the act to provide fer the con-
structton Of one or more armed
snips and floating batteries, and
Tor ether purposes.
For the construction or combating
OF Iron or steel-clad steamships OF
steam batteries; and on the report
Of board, should II be favorable,
the Secretary of the Navy will cause
one or more armored or iron or steel
clad steamships or floating steam
batteries to be built. 500 200 m
By the act to provide for the pur-
chase OF arms, ordnance and ord
nance stores.
FOR the purchase and manufacture Of
ms,oTdnance and ordnance stores 10 900 600 90
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By the act making appropriation TO
pay the expenses Of the investi-
eating committees Of the House of
Representatives and Senate ap-
pointed the first session Of the
thirty-seventh Congress, and of
the commission authorised to ex-
anime and report rs to the COM
pensation Of all officers of the
government.
To pay the expenses of the investi-
eating committees ofthe Senate and
House Of Representatives appoint
ed at the first session Of the thirty
seventh Congress, and also the ex-
penses Of the commission authori-
Ied TO examine and report as to the
compensation Of all officers Of the
government. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 900 90
By the act authorizing the CON-
struction Of twelve small side.
wheel steamers.
For the construction, with the least
possible delay. Of twelve small
side-wheel steamers, for the use Of
the navy Of the United States, Of
light draught and great speed ......1 200 900 90
By the act making appropriations
for Notifications, and for other
purposes.
For contingencies Of Notifications e. 100 900 90
For removing stables and other OBJ
structions from the grounds around
the Washington Infrmary, used as
an army hospitaR, and grading said
grounds TO secure proper drainage
OF tine 5000 %
los 900 90