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G.ECRET DISEASES SECRET Disc ASESl
sHMHRiiASs Gifri
TuE MOST CERTAIN REMEul EVER USED,
'''G 'G@oS'ojRIRfHSE&IHV, 'GGLrrr STRUCTURES, 6c,
Contain no MluCra, no Basam, no Mercury
Only ten pills To Dc taken 20 cfoct cure
Cares in from TWO 10 four days, and recent IN
HIysSy lU5 of one Of e most elnIue1t
Doctors and Chemists oftte present day.
let thoss who have dc.paudi o setting cured who
have been gorg,d with Bal'am Copaya, or Mercury at
'' sAMARrrAFs GIFT.
Sent 10y mail lg Il plain envelope
lrice, male packages, g. Female, g.
BLooBl BLooDu BLooDll BLeoDMm
scRoruLA, ULCERS, SORES. SPOTS, LETTERS,
SYPHILIS OR vENEREAL bisEAsEs SC, &c.
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
svpu, Is onesd IpgG as EE,SE EgsisT Surs ,5o s,,
WTANs ROOT AND HERE JUICE, is ,he most potent,
certain, aud en'cua remedy ever prescribed reaches
that tho cure s thorough and permanent rake then Of
this purfy remedy and be hcaed, and do not transmit
to your poseriy that Tor which you may repent ia after
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although YOU may be pronounced incurahlc the SANA-
RTAN's ROOT and IERB JUICES viii remove every
yeige of impurities from the system, as well as all the
had effects ofMercury
FEMALEsl FEMALEsl
In many Affect ons With which numbers Of Females
adapted, liberated Uterus, In Leucorrhua in bearing
down fa Ing Of Womb, DoBiy and for all complaints
Sent hy express Price 81 bottle. bottles for s..
SAMAurAN'S WASH
Is, u Of Syphilis used In connection with the Root
and Herb Juices. Full directions. Price % cents.
The efcHcv Of thee remedies is alike ackno ~edged by
py ysicaus aud patents. They used in he United
Staes Hospitals, thus restoring health 70 many OF
brave soldiers.
Prom the Baltimore "Sun:"-
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF THE
BAMARIrAS'S REMEDIES g.
"POsT HussIrAL, Fore MARSHALL
Baltimore nd Feb. 90 1861 !
al have great satisfaction RtDg that have used
'ThC Samaritan Remedies for Nenerenl Disease in its
M Ukte en-
ment, discretion, aud properly, and have found them
respond 20 my authorizations promptly and enectualiy
knowing u cir compositions have the fullest confidence
IN their efficacy, ANA tr my Of them extends,
recommend them strongly.
"ALFRED G. BOWERS,
"AssisHnt- Surgeon 9TH New York NOls.'
Let II be uuders TODD that these remedies
mcnded, and viii positively the diseases for which
III, are offered.
Sold by s. G. UPIIAM,
DO. % s. EIGH I'll Street,
DESMOS - C co,
jy5-tuthS2m No. 9l5 RACE street.
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INVAIIDS AND CONVALESCENTS, IN
i YRds and COnyulesoerts,
luvRids and Conyalosccnts,
inNAllds and COnV VAesCCnts,
Especially
Especially
Females in Ueisate HoRth,
Females in Delicate Health,
EeInn4es IN Delicate Health,
VII nnd dOur
California Wines, California Winea,
California Wines, California Wines,
California Wines, California Wines
peculiarly valuable n al OF languor grea pros-
HatiOa oi strength.
Ash ASK Ask Ask Ask
Ask Ask Ask Ask Ask
Ar Asa ASK ASK Ask
Drs. MCCleIand, Gebhard Samuel Jackson,
(O' the penngyNirla University,
Hering, Bereus, Groves, HaTtshorne
schnUle, Williams Hartley, Eodhard,
Wilson, TmdRl, Ninnl, EOndey,
KuorT, Maryland,
Hud other leading ysganE what te think Of the mcd
eiua Ntr ucs II California Wine.l These gentlemen pre-
scribe brlds and Of tho benefits patients
receive from their use.
CALIFORNIA WINE AGENCY,
S2l-Im No. a. s. FIFTH street, above Uhesnut.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1864. CAMDEN PT6 ntISEot6r ANR ATIAN- 1864.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
-Four TFF2sSa f2sias day n T%o W ASntIs Gogss City,
On and amer MONDAY July 4, trains leave Vine street
ffTIy Tsn as $40 iSH3"S; =
EIS,sht; Tilh passenger S car SttssHsd Pl5
Atlantic Accommodation, 4 10 r n
''H''OI RfTTRNiSG EaSGRi SSiII LfGTEs S &fLANTIC,
Accommodation (AuRntic) $40 A. N.
f2tRiERt' fHRisfRt'i ii.So 50 An q
Junction ACCOMMODATION, e.22 An.
Fare 10 Atlantic, 800. Round Trip Tickets lgood Gully
''' -'' ~ EXTRA I"f Al aa&pbeSFiiEID TRANS, " "
Leave me street lGi5 ,'i A. n n and ! 90 D.
Leave AAdd0nheid @S EtS sTSniSs 4 ~ SRd2t' r NJ
Man train for Atlantic leaves Vine street 80 AM.
jes0H JOHN O. BRYANT, Agent.
The bar which made last year has entirely disap-
geared leaving the beach one Of the most delightful on
El5ugnsrEgEa NORTH PENNSYLVANIA
r., "a ILRo AD1FoT r, BETHLEnEM,
" ~ sUI@ATE fSlT,dI HEESSSEHTlESSf. 4 $5
On and Aner hoNbAY june y; 1868, Passenger Trains
son street, Philadelphia, daily Sundays eAoepted), as
IA ~. (E1press) Tor Bethlehem, Allentown. Maueh
Chunk, wGes6srre, williamsport,
1918 NJ Accommodation Tor Fort Washington.
Bpm. Accommodation for DoylestGwn.
4I5 p, NJ. (MEil) for Oyegt0wn.
5i5P.M' (Accglnmodstionj rlr Bethlehem, Alentown,
ard Mhuch Chunk.
SSlSf; ~ Accom- 9aatiop} toE LaR;aals Z, Is,
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Bethlehem at $50 A. NJ, 30 A. NJ and6O Z. N
Doyk stown At 20 A. NJ, 345 4. NJ, and 7P.M
Fort Fort washington V5lS oi at at IL 2sAM sna2PM
on SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem a. = A. n.
Philadelphia tor DO, lestOwu SO B +. NJ
Doylesiown for Philadelphia 100 A.
Bethlertm for Philadelphia - p. NJ
llilmaus BRggnge Express win call for and deliver
baggage at the depot Orders ugy be left at No l3 8.
THIRD Street
jei3 ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
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SHIPPING.

f%7, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
ssssl pool, tou nIug at Queenstown. Cork Hsrbor
The Known steamers OF the Liverpool New lur1 aud
Philadelphia steamship Company are Intended 10 sail as
follows
CIIY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, June 10th.
ETAA, saturday, July 23d.
EulNBJ re-, Saturday. July GOth.
AND every succeeding saturday noon, from Pier No. a
RATES or PASSAGE
Payable in Gold. or It's equivalent la Currency
First Cabin SSOUO SteerdEC .S3l %
FIst Cabin 10 London SjuO Storage London , 84O0
Er1 Cabin 90 Paris 9l Steerage 20 Paris .... 400
Passengers are also forwarded 20 Htc, Bremen, 0ar-
dam, Autv erp, &C, a equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown First Cabin ET5
$50, 500 Ntuerape frum Liverpool and Queenstown S %.
Those who wish TO send for thor friends eau buy tickets
here 90 these rates,
For further Information apply At the Comg.nya Offices
Nc. III wALEUT Street Philadelphia
fHs. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
.ss1lltIs Steamship Line, sailing from each port on
SAll RDAhst from hrst Wharf above PINE street.
Philadelphia, and Long wharf Boston. From drst wharf
above PINE Street on Saturday, July lG, 1864.
ladepha for Boston, Saturday July lG, al 10 O'Clock
A. ana The steamship NORMAN, liaker, from BOston
hT Philadelphia, on same day, at +. NJ.
These new ana substantial steamships form a relular
line, sailing from each port punctualy on Saturdays
nsurances enecicd al one hRl' the premium charged on
sail vessels
Freiphts takeh al fair rates
shippers are tequesed to send slp Receipts ana Bls
Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Passage Qaving fine accommodation,
apply 70 HENBY WINSOR A. 20 '
lai-U No. 6d2 y. DELAWARE Avenue.
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.TANT QJARrERMAsTER-GENB.
OFFICE AMY CLOTHING AM
~ Edupngc.

~ Euuip0gC.
PHILADELPHIA. July Z, 1874.
Scaled Proposals VIII 10 received st this Unico unH
II O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY the 18th ingt Tor supplying
the SchuylkiH Arsenal with the following artcles:-
WOuen Grey BIau.Cts. army standard, 20 weigh fvo
pounds and mCasurCi BY feet inches twith the
letters s. In black, inches long, In the CentTc).
Woolen stockings, made with fashioned toe', without
army standard tp weigh three pounds dozen
ARMY standard sam,le, Of each Of the above articles
be tecn IN office % which deliveries must StrtrNY
Bidders mu e in their proposals the price
(Which must be Iiycn u writing well In hgures),
the quantity. auo tan, Co.. HclirsTy.
Each bid must be aunGutecd by two responsl5c per
sons, whose signatures must be appended 70 the
and when toe buuC tors not known az
his office 10 be respuu'p men, they must be certified TO
being such by public muCtionary OF the United
States.
BIDS from dsauny contractors and those that do not
Juiy comply trN the rag ffreue OF this advertisement
,riil not be CUnstd Tcd
blank forms for proposals be had upon application at
this office and BIDS mu.t be endorsed with the name
OF the article bid for.
@. II. CROSMAN,
lySSt Assistant Quartermaster General, U. s.
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This medicine has been
tested by the most eninent
medical men Of the daV.and
by theu pronounced Ia bs
one Of tho RreAte,s medical
discoveries OF the age
One bottle Hillcuro General
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PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the Compsny's Depot, a. THlRrEESTH and
ALLOWHlLL Streets, Philadelphia, at the following
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

A letter in the New York Tribune, dated CONSTANT
nople, 20:h alt, says:
An Cons,autnople is in g fermelt The creates,
exeitsmeut prevails among ell classes. On Sunday las
All ths converted Turks VINO could be found we're sud-
dsrIv Sc zs6 ard throWl into prso-. On Monday the
establishments Of the Amstcan Board, the american
Bibls Society, tia British Bkls Society, and al the
Euglsh hiss0uery Societies we're sez.d by an armed
force the occupants elected, a1d the buildings sealed
up.
This suumary proceeding vas the most a.grant VIC
.tou Of treaty rights heard Of 10 this city. Asid5
from al religious questions this the mos, serious act
upon which the Turkish Government ever yentured
An the treaties with Turkey make foreign residents
responsible directly 70 their embassies coRsulates and
Turkish police Cfiosr has more right 20 enter tber
doors than he would have to arrest nan in New York
or LOn6ol.
10 the face Of this right which has never before been
dsregsrded American s1d English citizens Fse forced
hy armed soldiers out # their ccC5 aud their sstl5-
shments we're selz3d Wit-olt slightest notice, with
out he notice Of their ccusul ed IN Episs Of Their
solemn prot ss. II America and gland DO sot con-
pei toe mos ample apologies for this cursg there viii
Be 10 safety for heir Czsas in Turkey. Tbs principle
Is tho MaZBa Chsrta Of ell foreigners IN the and. Il e
dua 70 the Hon. JOIN 2. Blown, American Charge
fAfars 70 Eay that hes az be he's acted IN toe meet
energetic WalHCr snd BIS won the highest psise irQm
both Elslsh sud Amelicln rcsdeng. Sir Henry Bal
Wor she Elll ID EnbAsaiOr, has sys done nothing,
and the British and EO.ssn Bible Society viii have 70
tbagk Mr.. Brown for the opening OF The rooms which
thsy hold 10 connection sitl the Amsrioan Soce ie7.
Thtrs is probably no mere ttOioughlv contemplate
taan iu C,nsau.iuCpls then the English Em,aeator.-
D. Il hated intensely By all h, itch res dsuts who
are no. 10 bis pay. he il shsme.uliy immoral
dis craftsmanship is nothing but loE intrigue
10 Ehioh he is generally oulFtted by the French
snd the Turks, and DO holds HE place, TO the
dssraos Of the very language be spcsks because his
vie Is connected With the ElgIi'h arsoor 10 such
way TIA, the G1yefumo dare not tor aim oal. What
6lfss'ng toa uaaon Is aristocra-yl These extra
ordinary ou,ragas upon E1gisa AID American citizens
Saf6 ollm,tsd By tie Turks 6gs d ys alter he bad
been privately informed what they Intended % do,
end had ssnjY scQuiesosd II it. IsuOw romlns % 10
tssl the Eash Laws plsoS enough % drvo him from
Lis place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

LIIUF GKN DICK TAYLOR-The following contains
the proceedings Of the Town Council of Natohitoches
La in respect to Gen ok Taylor 1t reads as though
there was considerable discomfort on the other side
Of the river en- the subject:
Whereas The Town Council of Na.cbitoches having
leaFued with surprise aud deep regret that Lieut. GIN.
Taylor, Immediately after his promotion By tho Pres-
dent, has been relieved By the General commanding
the Transmits isSippi Department., from the command
Of the Western District OF Louisiana which he had
Just saved from the OccupIiol Of the enemy by bis
great miii-sry sbily untiriDg energy a2d personal
gal anry, gard this occasion Cmineuy pr5pes
for the expression Of the gratitude they feel in com
mon with the whole people OF Louisiana las they have
good reason 70 beleve,) and Ehc DO has justly Won
from them, and which they eordis y acknowledge. For
tee remains Of suhomes for the pro tscion Of tn IT.
smie f,o the presence andinsuls of The enemy-that
disregard every human tie aud every human Obligation
20 security from military dsspoism, tbAl makes per-
soDd safety dream Of the psst they feel that they
Indebted to LeuL-6en Taylor and the gallant men
and officers under bis command. AOd-
Whereas, Leuk-Gsu. Taylor las arrived in Natohi-
toc5es uuder Ordss from TIE General commanding TO
aEsii the action Of toe President.
Therefore, be -t Resolved That Lieut.. .Gen. Taylor
and family be regarded as the guests Of the town,
and to this end it should be toe duty OF the Mayor and
Couicil that he and family provided with every
available comfort at the sole expense OF the town, and
that the Mayor and Oouce wait Gen. Taylor, snd
assure him tht bis mpzDce with the Object OF this
resolution viii be the Oay way in which no can show
that he has Just appreciation Of the sincerity with
which our iiuds is expressed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

VloroR EMAEUEL AND GARIBALDI--A meeting Of
wokmen has nst taken place Turin Tor the purpose
OF Ranking le English people for their reception OF Ga
rihsld The porIait OF the General and thet OF Victor
Emmanuel we're placed eide by side, clOHned with Gu.
rels and surrounded th fl tgs in the national COLOR
Victor EnDsnue was present at the meeting, and ell
eyee were repeatedly turned to the seat he occupied
Toe proceedings lasted two hOuIs, FIVE thousand per-
cons being present The following resolution was
unanimou lT sdol ted "ite meeting, considering
that the English people, By their reception OF Carl
balli haVe done homage tie virtues Of the great
cit ~ and to the principles Of liberty, and the unity
of Italy, TO which he han devoted his life thar ks
the English people, and especially the Eoglsh opera
tves TIE meeting offers up toe most srdont fol
the liberation Of Rome aud Veuics, and desires that
tAis sc; may be attained by legal meetings. and by
properly employing ell The a2tivs forces Of the ration
The me ting decides chat the address Of tire Engl so
workmen shall be engraved upon sons aad ultimately
b. sent TO Rome" VctoF amauu. listened it is ssid
with interest," to h various speeches tia preceded these
rrsclu Ons in soma Of which his Government BGs lot
Always treated with much Tenderness. Al the cose Of
the proceeding he nevertheless SAID: " Il IL not tme
wasted TO hear the people talk about their own aAirs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

SfAsoNABLE HIsIs The Charleston Mercury calls
attention to the following methods Of preserving vege-
tables for winter use
Okra-Take the pods when tender; cut them ,Hto
slices or cross CO half an inch ticB sp cad h.m ou
on beard, OF stag hem, AID hang them up il an airy
place to dry and in few days they viii be ready to pu,
away in clean paper b5gl for winter For soups
they are "a good as when ffesh in summer.
ToMAroEs -GatheF tao tcmate eI when they are quite
ripe, least full of water and most full OF the tomato
principle, that is 70 say in sammy weather. in July or
Auzust l. is better that they should be small ory
Of moderate 6iz3. Scald h ,m in boiling water Peel
,hsm, and squeeza them eighty. Spread them on
sartLen dishes aud place the dishes In brick oven,
after taking the bread cut Lot them remain there
6ntl the nsxt morning. Then put them in bags and
hang them in dry place For soup, they may be used
without preparation for stows, soak them in warm
Wa'er a few hours beforehand
LIMA BEANs.-Take the green beans, a little younger
taan they ar usually pulled for boiling in summer AID
pprsad them thiny on the floor OF the garrett, on an
ary loft They will dry without further troubls than
turning them over once or twice. When wanted for
use ok them il warm water for twelve hours before
cooking
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

Tax AsE TRAP As the season is nossst hand for
these pess the ants, housewives and others who are
so bid With them may probably uss the following
trap 70. ADVANTAGE:
Procure large sponge, vash Il we'll and prees Il
Dry Ehcs VII leave the cells quite open; then sprnkle
soma hne Nhts sugar, and plsce it near where
the ants arc Troublesome. They all soon collect upon
be sponge and take up their Ebole 10 the cells. Ii s
Only necessary To- DIP the sponge in seal3ing water
which viii wash them Gus dead by the tens Of thou
sands. Put on more lugas, and set the trap FOR DeS
haul Ths process will slon clear the house Of every
anL"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

The composi,ors of NsW York have demanded six Y
cents Der thousand ems, instead of forlyfVe which
tsey are A. present receiving. TIE New York Tribune
saws in relation TO the demand I'VE do rot beieVs
that third Of our city journals paying their ex
ne -ses Such are the circumstances under Nhch after
ehaer.uy agreeing 10 two advances since 1861
% the rates nov existing. We not rsksd 70 con-
sdop. &c whether we approve it or We srsfore,
give fair notice that deem it exrsvagant and urjlt
and thas We shall resist it to the extent VI ability
The people Of Colorsao will vote in a few days upon
the question OF accepting Safe Government in pursu.
ance OF the enabling passed BY Congress It's last
session letter from the Territory intmAtes thst the
Consultation will be rejected by large mjoIisy. TIE
populstlon of Colorado is estimated at 20 O0O The
vote cast at the las. general election 700 The
aggregate at for membrl of the Constitutional Con-
yention Wss less than 500 IL ia declared that two
thousand votes cannon be obtained for State Govern
m mt Tie matter, however, will soon DO decided.
Seven deserteFs from the army, found guilty Of d, SER
ton and sentenced be shot, have had their sentence
coamuied 10 corfnement on the Dry TOrtugas and
three Others for similar Osses have been sentenced
hard labor elsewhere.
More than Que hundred steam fire engines, including
two Tor London and for Russia, have been built by
the Amoskeag Company Of Manchester, New Hamp-
shire.
NKw YoRK, Angus! ia fire in Mott street, this
morning., destroyed twenty-five bu lliugs including q
lasge number OF tenement houses factories, a. Loss
heavy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
UsnuAsE ssauLAmtT.-Tho Dsa7ile Monte,

UsMvIAsLE slSGULAmtT--The DsaVills Monitor
says:
So far as we have heSFd om hs North ca DINA cleo
ton, Randolph il the only oOuR, that hss given
jOrty FOE Holden. The st-1d5; Vance 620 Holden
SOS -Ho'dnt.' ma orisy 248
We had hoPsd there would MT be single oOsnty h
thu State thas would exhibit SO Rtle appreciation of
their position ard homer ss 70 give majority
against Vance Bat Rsndoph is ths cennty Whsre. in
1891 Two nsFge,o oh ,erB after iu canvass 10 rsipe
volunteers, iaed only raise company bat did
not ven galyahz9 single dead resident into living
soldier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
OFFICE OF MEDICAL DIRECTOR J
CT U. s. Hospitals IN Va, 7
Riehniopa. Va Aug. IL. 1864.

T In accordance with ordersarom Surgeon
1s General Surgeons In charge Of Hospitals In YngnlA
instructed hstey heud make contracts with gardeners and
the supply delivery Of such anouIe OF veges
cary th patients beyond what be furnished from TIE
hopttsl gardens
In rye Hospitals allowed, II necessity, 10 purchase
Aon enable them 10 Cbsin supplies f vegetables
chlcks, eggs, &c EOm beyond the limits OF cues. more
supervision will N iaure be exercised over the prices
psii such hospital supplies and Che surgeons IN charge wall
be held strictly s for 10 price, Bur-
geon charge Of Hoplts will inform their stewards that pur
chssng III cities wagons their
mSlk be esored TO until the oheI modes
ruppy he.tin indicated prove insuthesnt aud In that
ca, On to extent - will supply dscciences
Eln insraeons from The Secretary Of War,
Surgeons charge Of Hospitals directed not 10 pfchase
any the following Sfs competing The ration they VIII
bought snd suppl In future BY oc Of the ssbsii
ament Beef maton bacon, pork, wheat aur corn,
neal died beans, salt, vinegar mulasses
Agents engaged in the purchase Of thsse ares sl &c mme-
dia ey withdrawn ". A. CARkIhGruN,
sub iR Medical Director.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
rEECOESTIqUFIe E-sTATA RtehTs.
RICHMOND WIG.
WEDNESDAY HORNINe, AUGUST lc. 1854.
EVENING WING.

We shan publish, to-day, a, o'clock P. n, and
sgsy succeeding day Sundays sGeepted) at the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wig. The Evening
Wig viii ConIain TIRE ateI. news BY mail and telegraph,
up 70 tho hour Of going 70 press editorials local intel
uzsnso. &c. jy 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

BILLED OiorkSt w
"a The extra pay allowed schedule shall be regarded as
the pay ten work. for all work requiring nncom-
skin" than the regular ten hours the pay
shall be 20 per cent greater than the schedule price,
3d. This extra pay may be increased diminished otner
Depo workshops established In proportion
the price Of provisions greater or less than In tue
conjonty as to elimination at points where
there establishments belonging to each branch OF e ser
vice.
4 No restrictions will be placed the amount OF pay TO be
given By detailed men, that tbs wages gwen
shall conform nearly as possible TO the wages received Oy Sn
liar Glasses In the employment OF the Government
9Th The extra Compensation for piece work. where such
work to the advantage the Government shall be regulated
In conor nifty the classification OF wokmen injection 1.-the
commanding oce with the spproya Of the cne OF tne
concerned fixing what shall eregardtd full days Work Win
uncommon industry Compensation for work turned Gus over
and above the quantities xed shall be paid at the rate nEed
By the "extrs compensaou'' for full days work .,
9th This act be construed applying 70 men detailed
the he" and not apply TO those aAohed In anyW
army in the field. ~, a.,
The allowance Of dollars day IL optional with the chief
each Bureau and ess be paid according 70 n
services Of the detailed man. VIII
paid the urds Of the Bureau employing him. and Tor
the In which work ausy performed, unless oterHse
CD csy by the Chief OF Bureau Payments to men DC
Medical Department except those on DUTY with P1r
vey6rs VIII DO paid BY the Quartz masters Department
I The clothing rsoni Issued TO all classes OF detailed
and enrolled shs be the Ia kind and antiy as Is
issued the hd, and ha be Issued oy the proper
officer Of tie War Department such manner and sueh inter-
walls as may be directed by the Secretary Of War.
Whenever the ration cannot be susd In nd
within ten days Is due shall be pron pity commuted At
It's current local value BY the Oommssary Department -
s In se manner the clo ing allowed cannot for
fuTni1hed by the Quarttmaster Department ha
be by said Department LEGAL value OF
such clothing 10 " the QdGrtern sister General
OH ohs allowance Wis: fuel and quarters Will be com
uted ech detailed aecordh rates hTod BY the Qaa
tsrntster General
tslsnsdl '4' 3 COOPER.
A.&LG.
oniclsl,
HI. CLAYA AG Aul1-lW
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
YIRqLELA 80 TKNNRssEE RAILR0AD

The editor Of the Lynesbarg V.rg:siaH has returned
ton visit tbs YHgl1ia and Tennessee Railroad e
faF ss Listls Otter River. The br age win % completed
30 that tho Grains nay psas H. ths week. The las.
gap in thu road VIII then be Rlod, aud tho cas- VII
run over is entre extent. Ths dspos have not been
rebuilt Fher aoss1es WI not Interfere with TIE uso
d the road Only one s,andinz between LyaeAeutg
and Wy.hsyiue-ihat Al B sPrug, Whers the Yankee.
did nst 90.
Tbs bridge over Little Otter River is 726 foes Ia
pslb, ana ne heisb. between 90 and leo feot