The national Republican., 1867-01-04
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PosT OFFICE DRrAATNEST, I
FINANCE 0FRIeB, October, 1866.

Posr oFFIeE DRrAArNESr
FINANCE OFEIeR, October, 1865.
Lstter-slrs envelopes stamped s cents, made Of a
cheaper quality Of paper than those heretofore Issued
furnished by the Department At sS2 so nor thousand
bsing a. 80 exclusive Of POSTAGE and in proportion for
less quantities.
The better quality at ISL so per thousand Ia not how
ever superseded but will bs supplied heretofore
a5s desired. will DO ruled for the Sddress, without
furnished with ruled lines >-~ "
IL u.Ps rulsd envelopes the supsssrptIon should be
wise the lines will be concealed.
Upon all letter and Oaeial sire envelopes there will
names business and Post once address Of parties
and request TO return, II unclaimed, within given
tmsths whole not exceed four linss-when ordered
quantities Of Eve hundred and upwards Of any spsel
| de denomination.
Among the advantage. secured to the public BY the
| use Of stamped envelopes ares
Second Security to sorrsspond.ns., 1. this, that the
Third Where request 10 endorsed for the return Of
the letter viii not sent % the Dead Letter ones ia
the event Of Its delivery, bat will bs returned d
rect to the writer, free Of postage.
The postage On stamped envelopes, spoiled in direct
Ing, will BE rsfanded In stamps a. provided In section
By order Of the Postmaster General;
s.io Third A..is,.a, Postmaster General
CIRCULAR.
| US. MILIrARr AsrLUH ToH DIsAB D Vol. SOLDIERS,
FAi. Institution Is branch Of tie National Asylum
established by act Of Congress- for the Of Volunteer
Soldiers who have bean permanently disabled during
the recent war. is under the control Of the following
Managers;
The hsPresidsnt otthe United States,
The Honorable Secretary Of War, Br.oNeiis.
The Chief Justice U. 8. Supreme Court,
a.a.rsi S Al 3. p t Sst:r, Of sSstcs' ssSts Mas. .''n'"
Governor Frederick snyth, ofMsnshsstsr, New HsnP'
| shire.
Honorable Levi. ,. GunsLsl, Of Dayton, Ohio.
| Honorable Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, Penn.
General J. H. hArtindAle, Of Rochester, New York.
Either OF whom has authority 10 grant admission
upon application being made In proper form blanks
for which can be obtained Of either ofhs Managers, OF
Tho design Of the Asylum IL TO receive volunteer sol
diers who have been honorably discharged from the
service OF the United States after being disabled, while
In the line Of their duty during the recent war to such
extent As TO render them Incompetent to obtain .
livelihood by labor In the ordinary walks Of iits and
10 provide them with home, who're they will be led
and clothed, and enjoy the advantages OF secular ana
religious instruetion, the use OF library anu o'her
sekaoi viii be established, whore those desiring can
be htisd for esrkshps or other remunerAVs employ
ment
All the inmates will be required 10 do such work as
they are Attsa for, and such compensation will be al
lowed may be hxed by the board Of Managers, one
half Of which will be paid to the soldier and the
mAnder Invested at the Government rate OF interest
The inmates will be required to assign their pension
allowance for the and benefit Of the Asylum durn
the term Of their residence therein, except In ease
where they have families dependent on them for sup
port whsn this rule may be suspended at the discretion
| Of the Managers.
The discipline Of the Asylum will be strictly military
under the Rules and Articles Of War, Strict sobrie
and correct department will at all times be rgid!y en-
| forced. kDW, W. KINKS,
| nol9 Governor and Military CommAndAnt.