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For incidental expenses Of the quartsrmaSttr'a
Ie PaItnsnt three hundred sixty.tVS thousand and
WI ~ Sesn 9o!lafs aud eighty centa-
EVE 4p0ftatton Of the army aud Its supplies,
10 mlIioht two hundred aud nifty -four thousand
hundred and eishty.siN dollars and eiGhty-Ons
For transportation Of OaicsrS' baggage, fEtecn
thousand three hundred aud sixty-seVen dollars.
FoE purchase Of dragon hOEses, rWO hundred aud
i've dlOlRFa.
i 5Sr clothing, camp and garrison equipage,
million, three hundred ane my thousand one hum
dTsl aud my one dollars aud thfrty-sight cents.
thousand dollRra
For ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies Inelu-
Sng horse equipment. for all mounted troops, four
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
FOR tnereaEing the manufacturing capacity Of the
national hrmOry, hfty thousand dollars.
F9F purchase Of gunPoWder and lead, forty tlou-
For parcha,e ofartillSry horses, twenty-five thOu.
sand dollars.
For hire Of quarters for troops OF store houses for
the safe keeping Of military stores, Of grounds for
summer environments, aud for temporary hutE,
hundred and hily-eight thOusa nd two hundred nnl
eiEhty-threc dOllNrs and eighty-One cents.
sec. j. And be II further enacted, That all AppTu-
PFtatiOns and all provisions Of law herein cOutAinel
applicable to three ysArs volunteers shall apply tai
two years volunteers, and all other volunteers Whu
have been may be received Into the service VI ihU
United States fOrR period exceeding three months
Approved, July II, 1861.
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July 10, 1861.
[PrnlIc.-So. II

LFCuLC"-SO. III
~ ACT to provide for tho payment of the militia
aud volunteers called lRto HE aerViee Of the UNI
ted States, from the tune they we're called into
PsrTioe 70 the thlrteth day Of JunS, eighteen hun.
dred aud SIxty-one.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiVOs Of the United States Of America In Con-
Ereas assembled, That there he and hereby is apprO-
prnted, out of any money in the Treasury not 9th
crW1se appropriated. the sum Of nTe millions seven
hundred and dxty thOuEand dollars, much
thereof may be necessary, 10 enable the Govern.
ment to pay the militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United States being additional
amount required for the hhcal year ending June
thiTtieth, eighteen hundred and alxty-ODe.
Approved, July IL, 1851.
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ThS csDSeitv oftbt. Rnaa 4, M, ,,,,.I = A..
CountF
Three Through Pa Sehger Trains,
- ~. :
SS m = 1870 go n LVsI ~ - y w.
SaInSIS NE R1a,,
sOtIo Il HSs !Sr the typnsIor.
~ h, ~, ,tfSs 'VL si'eeu anu cO'n'
mi III linz: nm tlrO,,b Il,
T,SStS1 ~ SrSS ~ i
iS1SfGr - - TsITrs-s .5 Tt . ~ sIt ~
= n - - 800 = nj ar An "a -.
dsyS sxesptsd ThreS DSil rans connect IiTsT tor
2 3SsSa . haAt lanes connect hr Bal
M dSiiy TrljnS IsTI,.e, rL,,J.,rl,t. go, ~,
29Ek. We gal,y Lgalns between New York aud
Hoto1 Through Ilckets (alI hal arc gOOdOn either
= tho eooVe TFans ana tTanal5rS Through New HOtk
TSfS,As, SrTC1rvsJ,u % y,,.,,,. - -, -,
tAEsEO' S'OHaAs ION LINES A"BEage transferred
HSSSSSrCrPr.rs,.., ,--.H
Ii5 ~ ~ " " S%theu ~ any o. the important
tSgolaF Line Of steAmeFs GU the MiHsisEpPio Ohio
flSeIs.
Fare always as low and time ms
AaE mn srTCr,IP1rS nv rITvysspTpCI,
t1S@. N ~ = - ia AShuhNu.
rae SomEie;1oa O me western connections Of the
ECSsnl- tHTnA thAiL lhood make aus the
O1EoeG LINE BeGNReent the East and the
,, Great West.
o 1eeH, ~ lle ltah Road Bridge
SrSIt iii 81 s,Si ~ , 0s isrL'aSe Of
tagcs readily appreciated by ShIppsu Of Freight, and
me LFSNSllpf Public.
"a az SI5<S SitS n rs apply
Company. ..,,.,n..
p,,,d y 4 4 81 IhM ASL, II,itt.SpTSh;
iElplsy. g 3. M0N5rl!, May.vilIs Ky; oSnsST
5S ttsInGath, o.; PADDOCK Co, JcfIerAOn-
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en- S1..s a Be 1t further enacted, That aVeTyper
a ~ hAlI be appointed absi4iant aynaster shall,
tyySS time Of his aPTnIntmsnt, be not Ieas than
~ lfy.One yeAIB Of age nor more than tWh6ty-six
sarsi and that, previous TO his appointment, us
physical mental and moral quAlihratiouS 6hAll Be
tnqolFea tl.t0 aud tANoEab,y reported upon by
board Of paymasles appointed for that purpose by
tions a. he may prescribe.
Sec. ). And Be Il farther enacted, That the aupu-
al Tay Of assistant ymAsteEa shAl be 0lIOU ViE
On duty Ut Tor IhO hEst i've years amer date OF
commission, one thousand three hundred dollars; At.
ter nVe years trgn date Of commission, thousand
I've hundred dollars.
On other duty, for the arst are years amer date Of
cOmmisaiOn one thousand dOllars; nfter I'VE wears
dollara.
On leave Of absence or waiting orders for the trst
hve years uftsr date Of eommIssOu, eight hundred
dollars AFTER ave years nom date Of commission, Que
thousand dollarsi aud when attached to vessels for
ssa herEes each assistant shall be entitled
10 one ration per day.
Sec. 1. And be It further enacted, That from and
after the pAss4ga Of thIA act no euaRandfng OGcor
Of any vessel 10 the navy shall BE- required per-
form the DATES Of paymaster or assistant payInas-
ter and when such once shall become vacant, by
death OtheRRise In Hhlns At or on E0FtIp StR.
tons, the Paeine coast Of the United states,
the senior olheer present may make acting all-
Polntment Of any Ut person TO perform the dntles
until another paymAster assistant paymaster
sall report for duty Any persllt pSrfDrmint; tho
duties Of pRymaster asatant pAyInAster In hce1r.
dance with this section (but OtheFwiso) shall 10
acting.
sec D. ANA lie V further enacted That each as
SstAnt shnl, upon his appointment, enter
| into bonds in the amount ~ ten thousand dnllaFa
with At least two good and sufficient SecuFitel for
the faithful performance 81 his duties and that
/ sistant pAymRsttra alau have rank and precedence
with assistant SUI gcols not passed, and that all ap.
p"intmeuts to MI vacancies In the eUrpS Of pGynas-
tiers shall he made by regular promotion from tho
/ list Of assistant payHlAstcFs.
Sec. q. And he It further eHActel That within ELK
months alter the expiration Of the pTssnt InsurFec
ton the corps Of paymaAters aud assistant
ter, shal be reduced to the number Of seTenty.ivO
| in the whole
Approved, JnIy Il, 1891.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
POuxDED, lsS2.........,......,
LOCATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-StU..

LOCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharleS-StS..
DALTIMOR ND.
NNHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MOST
\ prosperous and iOurishins condition. Twice dn.
ring the last two yeard has been necessary To obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the In.
cFeasing number OF students, representing nearly
II now occupies of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in tile city. The rooms
are eommodiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
thorough Faeieai BEEsss Eaaeqiio,. generally. arc
Unsurpassed in any particular, by any himiIar estaO.
ltahment In tue United States:
Elk. LOSIER,
Prinetpal-LecturerO on the Science Of Accounts Com
meTce, business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice of Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping.
Professor Of business and ornamental Pspmansbip
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
LecturerO on Mercantile Law.
REY. z. YEATES REESE, n. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. JnO P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. TlIOs Swami, VIM. II. KpIglller. EEu
Jacob Trust, Elq, VIM Rnnle ESQ
The College IL provided with Commercial Library
q Standard Works expressly for the Of the Stu
E1eh student ha. desk to himself and I. sera-
TheEe being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter At any time.
Thetimsusuaily required the full course,
from to 12 weeks.
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamental Circular con-
tainInE upwards Of SQUARE REEF representing tho
Exterior and Interior View of the College various
Characteristic designs penmanslp. &C., sent by mall
free Of charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
PARTICULAR. Address Z. K. LosIEit
8aHiROre Nd.
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WHEELiNu, l3tll AnTil.slHGI.

WHEELING, 18Th April, 1861.
- y ger TTtdns viii b Tun a. follows, viz:
The Expires Train leaves Wheeling daily sXcept
auRdhyH At 10 A. ~, BsnWood At lOs3O A. NJ, ATFiv-
tug In Baltimore at $40 A. 81, connecting with tile
Expires train for Philadelphia, Now York. Boston,
and Rlltha Eaten otlel leaving At GAS A. NJ ar.
FiTeA At Wilmington At $50 A ~, making close con-
nociOn with the Southern lines for all parts Of tile
South. This train stops At the principal ntAtlOns
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves RaltimnFa at 324S p. NJ, and
WaihihEtOn City ut 2l5 r. NJ, arriving ut BeuWOOd
A. NJ and Wheeling ct GI a. b., making direct
eohneetioh with thu EXpretTRin for all paTta Of tile
West, Southwest and Northwest. THIS train StOps
emily for meals and wood and water.
The Nal TEnln leaves daily including SuudyRa nj
6cbTER. NJ, BenWood At T;26 r. NJ, and arrives In
Baltimore 1t SIS P. ~, connecting with the Mall
train, leaving for Philadelphia New York, boston.
aud ali Eastern cities At 4I6 r. NJ arrives at Naal,
eTn lines for all parts Of the SOuth This train stops
on theWest Snd OF the road At MOuniEVIlle Cameron
NaRnlngton, Water Station Fairm0nt and GraEtoii.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at $50 A. 81 WnAli.
ingtoB Oily At 4s2b A. II. aud arrives At BenWOOd At
1910 7. u. and Wheeling at 1882 =. NJ, connecting
with the Express T1in for all paTtsOT the Southwest
West and Northwest This train StoIs at the prln.
eipAl stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Aocolnrs odatIon rms
daily, except Sunday leaving Piedmont at GAO NJ
and arrives at Wheeling At $40 IN.
W.P. shnTH, Master Of transportation
Il ~. CoLH, Gen1 Ticket Agent. apo
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS on THE UNITED sTArEs
Rat,ed a. ne n ~ StliiOa Of ne TAirfv. S.r,Ht6
CB3gTeSI,
lPu11ic-Sa

IFUIIr-Nu.
AN ACT TO refund and remit the duties on ar
pUrted BY State. as iIfl'
Be Il enacted by The Senate aud HOur
SsptatFvea Of the Chlred atatea Of Az = OF repre-
ZTess Assembled, That the Secretary .eTcS IN Con-
II nnd he is hereby authorized o. the treasury
fund aud remit the duties and ~ alIeete1 70 re
81 NAV last, OF which may rs sDcs the nrst day
Rrst day Of January next b or n ne So'nt ~
Nh Il .tiSsed tbSt Secretary Of the Treasury
good h for the h eF '9 sS n 1 are tPssds r.
~ i,.1rr-tI,E . engaged in aiding to suppress
StS,SS now existing sgAlnIt the United
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rPUMo-NeA
An A0T to provide Fur ~ appointment Of A,-s,.
tant PaynaAsuEs IN TIE Nsvy.

Be 4 enacted BY ths BonabS and HcaSs OF Rror,.
SoatAtiVOs q the United SKATES q America n d.
GEOa1 OslaublOd, That The FFaaa - aaligtant NV
master IN the navy Of tie unitOd Rtatos - 80 49,
By b eSlAhliiAsa, and that fun And amer ~ -
AkO o. TIL ct he 3ont q Tie Unitod RtStSS
~ an1 viii IL A4yieG AID 61Nssnk q thht llSSfo
nay APpel1e asll8ta18 huIlE1a Il tFuI0
e they hAAn p DAS30a h 0ctlV0 s8RVicS q the -
W. nos exceeding thlEtYsl1 b uum6lI.
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=5755d 5piffsssiFg andWheel-
SAeEs Ing ERil Road.
M a8s5e@
G11a5 AFTER MONDAY, November 18th, 1851, |
(l'PssSenGoE Trains WIN leave Bridgeport ~ fol-
ISS-s, (6undayB sXesPtSGl
ri:Is A. n 4Al Train, stopping st all 9totonS, ar:
dives 81 PIttseuTEh a $50 r. H., aud
s' e = sETsVss ii PittsSursh St Al 1000 p II aud
Cleveland At 9SS A. y.
1000 pm. EIpre9 Train, stopping NJ ali stations,
. arrives at Pittsburgh Al 2s85 A. n. aud
Cleveland At s5S A. n.
RETURNING TRAINS.
i've q BrIdEoDOrt at 62S p n, ssS A. n. and losO1
Iss1e Pits.gprsh :. 100 4. NJ SO An ,s and
4. H. 4 and nd s Up P. 4. -'.'-.s'2
Connections are made as Follows
At Pittsburgh with PehnSylvania r. r. for Harris
dsIPhia, New York and Boston e
duSky, TOledo, Detroit. CT, eago nud
all pOints ia the NOEIB HEsY Will
Detroit steamer for TletToit JseL,o,,.
Chicago and the &f,EIa wEsE. Will
Cleveland ETis =. r. for ETIe, Dun
TEE Kirk, BuhAl0 anSI NiagaIa Falls viii.
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
CEestlins. Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudsou With the 6: 2. C. R.R. for Cuyal,osn
RalAs, 1-kTOn, dsrnbQEgh aud wO6s-
At Alliance With y. Fl. W. 4 IN. r. for Canton,
AsssillOn, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co:
AZ stsnDonvIs With I. G. & c. Lane and Az BE,L,,n
with C. o. o. R.E. TOR GAINESVILLE, New,
ark, Columbus, XsniA, Dayton, Indi.
~ anaP9f!r Cairo Cincinnati, Louisville,
81. Louis, st. Joseph aud ali points
WtEt and South West.
HHcuIgi0n Tickets To Pittsburgh aud return SAYS
FARE AlWAya aalpWS aud time much quicker than
TbTo1Gh TIokets to ali PotntD in the West, North
and East can Be procured Al she ONCE No. 81 Water
gtFeg mat door 10 spFigg HOUSE, Wheeling, Va, aud
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BIllIous DIsorde,

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Three Through Pa sehger Trains,
. nIsrrEEEN1 prI.ranIrRnII 4 IsIIif An,,1 nInIl

Ehe caDaeity osthl. Road Is nov equai to any In ii.
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AN ACT making additional appropriations for the
support OF the army for the seal year ending June
thtTtieth, eighteen hundred aud sfxty.tWO aud APP
prOpriatiOnS Of arreaFago5 for the AseaI year end.
Ing Jane thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty
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G. I. DERRY, Aetuary c. A. A.,
SAG BROADWAY, NEw YoRx.
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LSt AuuIuons 10 and exte1sOn0 OF the Shop-FoOuS,
ais, one hundred and tWenty-SIx thousand Il nun.
dred and ninety dOllars. = ''''''
kor the tollnWlng Eortlhcattons.
Fort Montgomery, Lake Ghhmplaln, New York
twenty thousand dollars -NAA'
Al, I;Fs KS1ooE, Pen0b:oo' riv Maine twenty thou.
htteon thousand dollars. 2'--@''
Port Adams. Newport harbOr, Rhode Island avo
gaEt R5ie,h%3;oad, Staten 1,land, New York, ton
Port on dte Of Fort Tumpkins, Staten 1sland, New
York, my thousand dollars,
RoEt a Willets Point, opposite Fort Schuyler,
New York, one hundred th0QsAnd doIlSrS
Fort Carroll, BaltImore hSTfoF SIaT1Is,,5 49,.
ty-tivo thousand dollars 1852 sHSA
Fort Calhoun, Hampton Rbads, vifRipia tvr.n4v.
Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida. one HUNDRED
thousand dOIIarS. - VIZ HNt1tS ~
IoEt JSsESon Garden Key, YOrida, ous hundred
alty thousand dollafa - %''4ss'' 1''1
E9Et AZ AleAtraE Ialand, San FraneIseo bay. Cali.
iOEnia, twenty-five thousand dOllaFs - -
4oEt At Sandy Hook, New York haFboF ona HIM.
dred thousand dollars. - =
ots 9SS permanently occupied by troops ten thou.
Pr s;S0tlagsneio. of Sortiseatou,, thirty tLou.
For surveys sOr military dss.aes. my thousand
For amount required to refand 70 the STATE. AZ.
rsn9es Incurred on account o. Vpluntserl eSIiSj TS
the hOld, ten million doIiSrS ~ ~ AnUS
sc. Z And be 4 further enacted, That the kol
o,,las G1nas % and they are heESbY RppF01ri09Ii
g oe pad ont q any money in he Treasury moi
aPpEopEtatea S6E EEFSAEagoS Eor the yeai
Ior sabslstanes IN Hlud Eor throe uonth., voluu.
e. @iiOn two hundred and OlShty-One tho1.
Ior sahligtsnee IN ki1a fsr two and three ysar.p
IS!anteerS, tolr hundred an1 twenty EhO1nd al.
11E tie EsFnlar s1pplias q. ths SuaEtSrua-..r,,
- HEe h1nlFOA al1 ll1tY-nVO tho1Ss1i
tSS haadFed aDa tEtyolx dollars s5d sfzty.thFSs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-17

LOCAL, Y esterday was an unusually quiet
Sunday; the places Of public worship were all
y !! attended,-Th weather is damp and cool,
The Messrs. Hunton, Of Prince William,
heretofore mentioned, have been transferred TO
he Old Capitol prison, in Washington, and it
is said will soon he released or paroled. There
vas, yesterday afternoon, some severe racing
aud driving, by persons from acoss Hunting
Creek on Washington street, south. The per-
an who was arrested and will be tried, for as
saulting Dir. Mckenzie, is new conner to tnis
place tame is said to be very plentiful 10 the
adjacent country but there is very little of it
reaches thls market. deer. killed near town.
moi very large, was offered in market on Satur-
duy tol SlS.-Last Saturday night, a Quarre
arose !etv> en two soldiers in the camp of re-
euts, about two miles out of Alexandra, wnen
one OF them was killed E.y a knife or bayonet
in the hands OF the other; the mul dcr;r was
promptly arrested; his name is Hugh NJ Me
hiIpS, a recruit tor the I'd regiment Pennsyl-
yania cavalry The Washington Republican
says: Gov Pierpoint, of Virginia, is now in
this city; he was down to Alexandria ycster-
day..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-17

BODY RECoy yERED-JURY OF INQUEST
Two JHRoRs COMMITTED TO JAIL FOR Con-
TEMPT The body Of the colored fireman Of
the Inflated steamer James Guy, was yesterday
morning recovered from the wreck 1t was
found Just under the engine room, with one
foot Of, and an arm broken, and the body in
a state Of decomposition. Yesterday afternoon
ajury Of inquest was summoned BY ". L..
Penn, acting coroner, and an investigation made
as to the cause of the DEATH During the ex-
a"iaation, TWO of the Jurors, Mark Penn, and
Ndlement Arnold, were committed to the
county jail for contempt, and the jury adjourn
ed Til this afternoon at 3 Q clock.
Mr. Harmon, Of Charles County, Md, and
L. ?. Garnett and VIM. Minor, of this city.
started on Friday morning last IN a schooner
Ter the farm Of the first named gentleman, tor
the purpose Of hunting. The schooner had
tut proceeded a short distance down the
river; when she was overh2uled by the Y. ).
guard boat and the three gentlemen arrested
and taken on board anl sent to Washington,
when, after an examination by the Provost
Marshal Of thar city, they were released.
1t IS stated that the railroad trldge
over the Rappa;iannock river on the line
q the Orange and Alexandria Railroad was
oestroyet} one day last week by the Confedc-
Rates. The firing heard once or twice during
The week was fighting at the bridge 70 prevent
'tSdest' uction, the Federal forces endeavorng to
preserve the structure.