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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-13

NvriC-, .-Hsvi, & G .at.h ~ SOMA. n.
IL Of the estate of II Dab Thaci es deceas d,
al persons havI claims against the est te vi ]
present hem ptop ,ri au'h saticst.d for
tlen ant, AID thos tadebred will max inued ate
! payment. J. L. DAVIS. Admir-
q iha estate OF Huldaa Thicker dec 4.
.nv 2--SiS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-17


FOR ineiaentaIi expenses o. The duhrtermSstsr,5
Departments thfss hundred Mkt Fs ~ fiotraiI AID.
thirteen dollaru aud eighty eents. - :.
For transportation OF The amy and III rn,rit..
two million Two hundred aud hfty,fyur thoslti one
hundred and eighty doilSfs and SiEhty-opS
For nanlportation Of odieerI' baR9aEe Baesn
thSp.ana thEee hundrOd and EixtysSv6n doIlArS
hTO dlnlaTs. -
i 19f eiSthlng, camp and ElFriSon equipake one
li ulIee hnndTed ans my thousand one hun.
~ 10 nlty one dollars and thlTty-SlFht eentn :
thonsand dollars - ''o-''i
ding horse equipments for all mounted fFoops foItr
hundred thousand dullAFa.
1er nanui1etnFe Of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
tor lnereaEng the manufacturing capacity Of the
nttioEtal aEIl1oTy, my thousand doliaras :
t9t purchase Of guuPoWior and lead, forty thou.
pr ,pgEehass Ofartillsry horses twenty-five thOn.
For him OF quarters for troops OF store houses for
me ale EeepinB Of military stores OF grounds for
4ainIner eantonments, and for temporary huts, one
nuLi1red and hhy-eight thousand two hundred aud
q ghty-three dolllra and eIghty-One eentE
gee, 8. And be II further enacted That all appro-
prlati0ns and AL provisions Of law herein contained
applicable TO three years volunteers Ehal apply e
Two year1 volunteers, and all other volunteers Wig
nave been or may be received into the service OF tJ
united States for period exceeding three months
ApproyedfJuly IL, 1851.
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"a Esl....s5EEss -



ON and amer the 14th Of April. 1861, ths passep-
" ger Trsins will Be rus a. f0llOWu Via:
The EHprtas Train leaves Wheeling dAuy exeent
s1ndays a 10 A. 81, BenvO0d At lo=SO A. NJ, Rrriy-
Ing IN Baltimore at $40 A. ~ Connecting with tile
Expires train for Philadelphia, New York Boston,
aud all the Eastern cties, leaving At 6lb A. NJ ar
rVe1 ht WhAhlnEinn At GsS0 A. H. making close con-
neeuon with The Southern lines for all parts Of tile
south This train stops AZ the principal GtatIolgI
from wheeling TO Cumberland.
NstuTninR, leaves baltimore at Ss4b P NJ and
Washington City At 2si5 r NJ, arriving At Benvosd
At A. u. and Wheeling Al 6:ZI A. NJ making direct
Connection With the EKprcntTaIn T all paTf6 Of lie
West, Southwest And Northwest. This train gtot,s
only for meala and wood aud water.
The Mall Train Leaves daily including Suudyas NJ
sbl i. NJ BeuWood a. 5:2b p. ~, and arrives In
baltiunre at Sslb p. ~, connecting with the Mali
tTltE, leaving for Philadelphia New York Boston
and all Eastern cities At AS p ~ arrives At Wash.
lnEton CITY Al $40 p NJ connecting with the Soutii.
oTn lines for all paTta OF the South This train ItorI
on thoWest end OF the road ~ 3IOuhdEViIla Cameron
AannlnEton. Water stafion IaiTmont and 0raltor
AetnrulnG- leaves Baltimore Al $50 A. 81 Wn5It.
inEton city AZ 10 A. 81 and arrives At BsnuolI Al
1910 p. M. and Wheeling At lO51 p. NJ eanneetInE
With the Express trhin for all parts Of the soptheS
" est and Northwest. This tTaiu stops AZ Tie prjn
epai stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling CONN. odatIon run,
daily, except Sunday, leaving Piedmont at 0.lo A.
and arrived Al Wheeling az $40 pm.
J. u. FORD, Agent.
W.E ShITH, Master Of Transportation.
l. n Ooll- DEAL Ticket Agent apo
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Sec. ? And be II further enacted, That every per
son who ball Be appoint ed assistant ayraaSter6iaII
~ the time Of his aipoiHtmett, be not letI tiraii
tEenty-one yparG e age mr. more than tpT0utT-liY
ysaI9i snd that pieTtons . hts appointment, III
inquired into and ayorably rsportei tfp5ri tv Z
beard OF payuaTteTu aPpOinted for that plfaio bV
tle soerStaEy o. Tie Navy, and under such reguis.
Sec }. And be Il further enastod That the nnnu-
Al pay Of aElifant paynasteFs shall b a. folloT VIZ
On duty AZ 80, Tor the frst ave yearl amer 1ts ~
oommisAion, one thousari thres bf,jr.l 5oiIS,. NJ
ter nTe yaTl nom date Of commission, one thousand
1--WE hundred dollafn
On other duty, for the first i've yeaT1 mar DIT. ~
commission. one thousand dollars; amer tTS year
rom date Of commission, one thousand two hundred
On leaye Of absenee or waiting orisr. for N. nm,
ave Year, amer date Of commission, eight hundred
aolaTa; amer hVe yeaEH from date Ofeommissl 5n ono
Thousand dollars and when attached TO vessels for
go aerTeo each bay IhaIl b entiti
70 one ration per day.
Sec. 1. And be It further enacted That nom and
'tter the paAsagO OF this get commanding oE5eer
Of any VesSi 10 the navy Ghall Be requfrel to ueT
lOr the duties Of paymaSter or assistant payrnas-
teri and when such once ahaIl become vacant, by
death or otheTTise 10 Hhips at on foFeis n sta
lions. OF on the Pacific eUaIt Of the United stlfes
ne sehlor otnear present may make an acting ap.
polntment Of any 81 penon 70 perform the duties
until another paymHster or assIEtant payma5tOr
shah report for duty. Any person pariOFIninE tiio
duties Of paymalter assistant paysster n Scc1T.
enutle7 TO receive the pay OF such grade whilst 50
Sec. g. Aud Ls Il further enacted. That each a.
ststa paymaster ahail upon bis appointment enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thousand dollar
with ~ leGIt two good and sueieat SoeuritiS for
the hthfql performance Of his duties, and that nS.
distant paymasteFG khall have rank aud pFeesIienes
with assistant sol gcous not paEte aud that All an.
pointmenta 70 NIL vacancies in the corps Of payas-
terl shall be made by regular promotion froin lie
list Of anIistBat payuasteFI
See G And Be Il further enacted That IFitliIns fr
inoHt h1 amer the expratll m Of thu re5eut insrrt
tion the corps Of payinastGrs and assistant paymaS
ierI shah be reduced TO the number Of BeTSufyave
Approved, July II, 1901. II
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rPUBIic.-So. III

An ACT to provide for tho payment Of the militia
and Volunteers called iHto The service Of the Uni
ted States, from the time they WerO called into
service 70 the fhirieth day Of Juno, eighteen hun.
dred and GiKty-one-
Be Il enacted by the Senate and Houss Of Repre-
sehtatiVea u the United States Of America In con
Eress assembled, That there be and hereby Is appro
pFtated out Of any money in the Treasury not 9TH
ervtse Appropriated the sum Of i've millions seven
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or 90 much
thereoL a. may be neeessaT, 70 enable the Govern
lnent 10 pay the militia and volunteers called lnt1
serViee Of the United States, being an additional
amount required for the hseal year EERllng June
thiEtieth, eightesn lLundred ADD sixty-SnN.
AppTuN6d. July Is, 1851.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
6ES,d a. ne FETSt !Sl1rioa eC LAe TAfrfr- .vs-,f
[PU3uc-No.l.l

lRuPLic-No.l. ~
AN ACT to refund and remit the utIus on arms In.
ported by States.
De Il enacted by the Senate and Houss Of Repre-
SentatiTea Of the United states OF America IN Con.
Eres5 Assembled, That the S0erotaF Of the Treasury
b0 and he ts hereby authorized and directed 10 re-
iund and remit the duties aud impoStl on AL arms
Imported int0 the United States since the rst DAY
u Nay taEtl or which may be imported before the
hTat day OF January next, by or Tor the account Of
any State; Provided, the Secretary Of the Treasury
Hiiall be satiaod that thS Elid intended 81
good hithI Tor the use Of the troops Of any state
which IA OF may be engaged in aiding TO suppress
the inEuTreetion now eIiSting against the United
Approved, July 10, 1861.
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arc. v. JoHNJoN. W.p. JoHNsoN.
G. w. JOHNSON q SON M, =.

hohuiReturers OF Copper, Tin nudI
Sheet Iron Ware.
SHAVING AYAILED OURSELVES or ALI, TTIR
improved facilities, We are better prepared now
Than eyer TO NIL all orders for any article or work In
the aboyeline OF buSinets. Yallies aud CouduetorS
made % order. Steamboat work done In a EnbStSi-
tlal ana WoEkmanlike manner. We are now paving
particular attention 70 this branch Of the snd
can guarantee satiSfaetion in every particular To
stols-le Dealere We can otierl Inducements that
complete, and the assortment fIfu At an tines wa
stock Of tholAteIt and most approved blftenS
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hard n SII tIfost y
q. W. JOHNSON & son,
q, -, hO.1Ia ARrkGg squaTe, -
y heSling, Va.
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December 1857, - car a. the Glua can or may be an,
piled 70 te IyOvisoaa Of this act aud not ineoats
tent Herewith are hereby revived e. fe-anaeted
Sec. IL And Be q faFtillr enacted That To lIeflV
~ tie eSpsp6el that nay attend the oKse1tiou q
ihta aet the gm 81 tWo hundred md dnilnrS o.
80 mech tharoof a. nay b neessslry - ard The
ame 4 hereby HPpIglrihtsd, to b fSid ont Of any
money In the IroaiuFy NOT otherWiSo lpproprfafod.
Approved, July Il, 1851.
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missouri Mining COMPANY,

4ASO1PO1dG00 Z GU GHQJ 1901.
CAPITAL STOCIk. 600
GHls COMPANY IS FORMED PoR TIE PUR.
IL pose Of advancing the great mining Interests Of
our State. We do not profess to bs governed BY
nnEoly phianth[epte motives in Initiating this en-
tSTlrtSe We beeNc that the stock can he made to
lay large dltl aniat tie sane tno more real
gO0d aeef and great progreao made IN de
Veloplnl and making known tle astoniShnT niineTHi
wealth OF Missouri than by the use OF dive times tbe
amount Of our capital invested I'm any other buncIs
~, " 1hail make tie ONCE ofuur Company ttm.
plete mlnng bureau OF the mineral RESOURCE, al the
State. We have power uniler our Chart r 70 mr.
eliaSe and sell mineral lands wherever Isr1.ci In
Missouri Great inducements will be offered to can
liAll1 and mining adTenturerg WHO dcsirs to pur
S.le ana work paying mines, by dealing with this
We repeatedly solicit the attention Of all Who
have mineral lAnd1 for sale to send uS a statement
OF the same describing tho kind OF mInenls on their
lands, thehnnlbar oEacres thu location md the low
est easl price they willing to take for sid apd.
heahalF,gOrk only such mines As pay largely but
sHai open and prove nlostOf the lands sell. The
1ooks ior subscription to the stock are now open al
the office Of the Company, Main street nortbVrEt
e1rner OF Locust, over Merchants Rank, entranes
oGsine5s and have money, viii do we'll to call and
sn6scribe Those Eiahing stock, living ont Of IN
city, can SECURE it by enclosing ten per cent OF the
aliountNNnted 70 The President orTreasurar.
DIRECTORS:
Hsury D. Bacon, Rsq7 Matthew Butler. Y.o
AitEed GIagp, Elq2 ~, 3; Ilarvooi Esq,
iioIsp Boat L1thgs9 2D Bsqs p D. Lynch. I.q,
q, ,,,I iS1fS y: bacon, L.V. Bngy.
u. BUTLER, Tre4s. ALFRED CLAPR. Pre.'t
Tho above prospectus has M to this date been
nnblahsd 10 onlynne Of Our lealIuE papers for ten
.AyS NO extra efiorts to get stock taken have been
niade; yet the public well appreciate the sound
meas o. tho enterpIac that over two hundred tlous.
AUG a9lhEE Of the stock has aready been taken we
Eonld brienyBtate that the Ehares Arc sa5sSci r,tS
~ null without further liability; y G
liyeryi only when dividends are received.
Ghy person having money 10 spare. can, by the pur.
chase Of shares In the Missouri Mining CoIn6anv
naSe ~ nyeltment that will pay largely, and hold
STOCK tat s converted Into cash Without los
Answered EEEz5 = - = ~ "a titry2LIlpttS
st. LouiS, No., March %. 1901. As'szm
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Cor. baltimore aud CharIeS-sts.,
BALTIMoRE, md.
rTluls INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIIB MOST
u prosperous and hOuriShlng condition. Twice dn.
ring the last two yearu has Il been necessary 70 obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the in.
ereAsiug number Of Gtudent8, representing. nearly
every state In the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
afe Sommodiousiy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to youpe
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for tho
various dutios Of the Counting ROOM or to obtain
ahoroagh PRACTICAL BuFfneF! Education generally arc
unsurpassed In any particular by any similar esthb.
FACULTY.
4. X. LoSlER,
Prtuepal-Leeturer on the Science OF Accounts Com.
merce, business Customs, etc,
J. 81. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory aud Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book. ReepfnR
n. @. JOHNSON
Professor 81 B1siness and Ornamental PshmanihITL
g.. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REv. Z. YBATES REESE, d. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Etlios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. no. y. Kennedy, Hon. joshua VRnBant
Hon ThoH swami, VIM. II. Keishior, ESq.,
Jacob Trust, Esq, Vim. Knabe, ESQ.
The college is provided With Commercial Library
9sSt! won p expressly for the use Of the Stu
East Student has dssk to himself, and Is SSpa.
There being NO yaeatiOn during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
Thstirns usually required sOoomPlste fulloOurso
A DIPLoNL Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large aud Beautifully Ornamental Circular. con-
Exterior and Interior View Of he CoileTe sTior,S
designS, PenmAnshfp &C. sent by ma n
ITee 81 eidTet with eatnl0u giving fuli
particularly. Address x. X. LOSIEB
baltimore I'd
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Bridal Presents

uSr RECEIVED PER ADAMS ExPRgss a
y sp eIigE stock Of Silver Ware, consisting 81 PIE
oaAsi lee Cream, jelly, Toast aud fish Kpiyes 81
and Ifterl, Silver Salt Cellar aud spoopa
y ses tlsa Knives and Forks In sets IndTfdnsi
Pickle Knives and FORKS Silver
lsts, DC. Ae. tJaa1sJ in. scoTT CO. Sss=
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TRANSPORTATION
oIeveland. Plttabnrg andWheel-


Cleveland. Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.
II - e.
OS. AND AFTER MONDAY, JaouGrT :OIb. is52
" faasengsT ITnins VIII ieaEe Bridgeport e. Ejl.
lows (sundayu szeeptsd:J
HAS A. II. Nal Train, stopplpr AZ All ,t,,to,.
Cevslhnd 81 $40 r. n.
lOS0 r. n Expires Train, stopping at ali Btationa
except Ruhh Hun and Ieavsr. aFTfV,S n
Pitts5ursh At 2oS A. n. and Cleveland
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland a s=3S A. n. aud 900 p NJ nr.
hive AZ bridgeport a Gs2l P. n, and as a Al
Leave Pittsburgh At l:lo A. NJ, Ard 1880 p. H.,
arriVs At Bridgeport At 6;sb A. NJ, and co p ~
Connections are made as FoIIoVVst
Al PittsJurgh with Pennsylvania n. X. for Harrt,
burg. Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
deiphtA, New York and Boston
CbcTeiE1a SIKH cievelEad Toied X IT, for sap-
duaky, Toledo, Detroit, ClicaEo aud
alpolufsin the NoETH WEs4. Will
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jack frl
CbioAso and the SoEiH WEsT Will
CsEeland Erie 4. X. lot Erie, Dun-
Kirk, BufAle and HaEan FGlis Will
Cleveland. Columbus 4 CIBeinnati i1r
CEesttno Delaware Columbus aud
Al HuassA viii the @ T. &C. RR. for Cuy.horu
Pals, Akreu' AillsIburgh and Woua-
At Alliance With r. Fl. W. 1 c. r. r. for Canton,
hssslilon, Wooster, Salem, En0n, Co
AtstsubsnyilIo With ?. @ L C. Line and At Br1I,,E
with co. o. R.R. for ZahesylIIa New
ark Columbus, XenIa, Dayton In.Ii
annapolis Cairo, Cincinnati, LouIlTiIlI.
81 L1uin, q. Jofeph and All points
Wat and South West
AEeurlton EiekstI % RittIhurgh and return SS5B
RaTo always a. Low, and tine muth quicker than
any other route.
Through TtekstI 70 all points IN the Wet NORTH
and Ea1E can " procured ~ the once under the
AeLurp Hoass, WhSsliuss Va or with Freight
AEsat at BEdTrpoFt Station.
Freight eoatrleth viii be rlAds atloWest rnteI 10
any point accessible By this road and Its eonnsctIonO
20 the East, North, West and Northwest AZ ofHro
under Mime House, or With Pt. Agent a. Bridge
port Station WM. D. TERRY, AGENT,
Wheeling, va.
JOHN CIAPHAN. Agent
in. MCCULLOUGH, Pru.Ident
r. MYERS, Cent Ticket AIT fold
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JOHN CHAPMASN. /
Baltimore & ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
p r. MYERS. Cent Ticket AR't. folio
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saat PsJua,.s.l IN ne Navy.
BE e enacted By ths Ssnata ana Hon. a. -,
leatAttyea og tAs goftsd Si9tll q Ameriel Ia o.
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By and With he GdEies and eonIoas q - sSsSfS'
nay appoint AlllAnt non tine - fiI,S
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JOHN n. LAKrN.

[sueeessOr to Wheeler & Lakfp.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED PoH
w inspection on Thursday, March 2oth. a new
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Physician Of the Marine Hospital