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The Union and journal., 1869-05-07
JUDICIARY.
Office Qf the .aiioTnsy GsRtrai.

For salaries Of the Attorney General. law
clerk. aud chief clerk two clerks of class four.
two clerks of class three, one clerk of class one.
and one messenger In h,s Office, twenty Ave
thousand two hundred iollas..,
For salaries of two assistant Attorneys Gen =
eral, at four thousand dollars each, eight thou.
sand dollars % ffraF Ym T uT
For salary Of one clerk, two thousand dol
lars.
For salary Of two cierk. Of class four. three
thousand SIX hundred dollars. gir r..I
Contingent expenses Of the Office Of the At
torney General. namely
For fuel. labor, furniture, stationary, aud
miscellaneous items, ten thousand dollars.
For purchase OF law and necessary books Tor
the Office of the Attorney General, one thou
sand dollars. tH.I I."E 5000.
Justices Of hs Sspyens Court Of hs O""od
aF,frf 90 LOO Stafes. .'.
p. For salaries Of the Chief Justice and SIX as
sociate justices. lorty.i"o 'housaha H'' nun
Por one associate justice, six thousand dol
Far travelling expenses of the judge assigned
IN tbo tenth circuit for attending session OF The
suprvme Court Of the United States one 'nou-
sand dollars. r. .r T.. H.. A.
Por salaries Of the. district judge; Of the
United EtAtes, one huu"'Ns " ~
tho..and dollars 10 fTuIi .T.
p For .sisries Of the chief justice OF the sn-
,,s,n. court Of the District VI Columbia, the
.sns;.,s iudrcs, and Judge OF the orphans
so.r, Nineteen thousand dollars.
For salary o. The reporter o. ~ tho ., decisions
OF The Supreme Court OF the United states, two
,hn.s.nI Ave hundred dollars.
Por compensation Of the district attorneys,
twelve thousand 6ve hundred dollars.
For compensation OF the district marshals.
fourteen thousand eight hundred dollsrA
SEc. 2 .4nd be n further snaei6f, That the
heads Of the several executive departments be,
and they are hereby. directed to report at the
opening OF tho session Of Congrcss ecginning
ON tho first monday Of December next. the
number or desks In their several departments,
the number Of clerks in their several depart
ments, ths number employs ihercin during the
precesding 6cal year. when employed aud when
discharred. aud the amount of compensation
rrceiyed by each. and vhAt reelection. if any
can be made In the number Of elvrks In each
grade. u.t
Approved. March J. 1859. hh.
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UNITED STATES MINT AND ASSAY
30 OFFICE. rfr r- .
Mint al PHILADELPHIA,

For salrics of the director, treasurer, assay,
er, melter aud rc6ncr. chief coincr and engrav.
er, assistant nSssyer, and seven clerks, thirty.
seven thousand nine hundred dollars.
For wages of workmen and adjusters, one
hundred aud twenty 1--we thousand dollars.
For incidental aud contingent expenses
twenty 1--we thousand dollars. .... -.fr
Por specimens of ores and coins to DO pre-
scrvci In the cabinet Of the mint, six hundred
dollars.
For freight on bullion and coin. Ave thou
sand dollars. r-...r 4
Branch Mint at San Franeiseo California.
For salaries Of perintendent, treasurer. as
saSer, mclter and refner, coiner. and six
clerks, thirty thousand Ave hundred dollars.
For wages Of workmen aud adjustsry, onc
hundred and ffty thousand dollars.
For incidental aud contingent expenses, 70.
pairs and wastngc. siIty-ninc thpusand five
hnnlred and forty five dollars. $1,000.
= For specimens VI oros, three hundred dol
lars.
A,,ay OGee. .Ntw York. slf
For salaries of superintendent. assaysr, and
melter and reIiner. assirtant assayer, officers
and clerks ,iwenty-fy thousand seven hundred
dollars. -..f ..s .. ....... .'.. -ri
For wages Of workmen. In addition 10 une1
pended balances OF former appropriations,
forty thousand dollars. 80 TIFT !
For incidental and contingent expenses. Any
thousand dollars. ~. :, n : -
on .r Braaeh MINT at Denrsr. 'g'
For assayer. who shall have charge Of tho
said mint, eighteen hundred dollars.
For melter. eighteen hundred dollars.
For wages Of workmen, twelve thousand
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aluiuu aud Saaraal.
Travellers Gui,le.


p,ppsoaD Trains leave for Boston and The west-d5l
al 80 A n and 3 a ard 633 y. n Returning, leave
Ho-ta aI7 - A.u- II ~, anil . % AMI soor.s.
Trains leave Cor Putasd ana the East-li as ~ ard
JISA. ~. anil s.0 P.s. Returning n6.lS and S.to
a. and IS ami 6OOP.H.
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Tsrriiorn of Wyomina.

For salaries Of governor and superintendent
Of Indian Affairs, chief justice and two assocl:
ate jsstices, and secretary. twelve thousand
three hundred dollars.
Por contingent expenses OF the Territory,
ono thousand dollars. .a..1
For compensation and mileage of the men,
bers OF the legislative assembly. oiIicer, clerks.
and contingent expenses ofthe assembly. twenty
thousand dollars Propided. That hereafter the
members OF both branches NJ the legislative
assemblies Of the several Territories thall be
chosen for the term Of two years, and the ses-
sions Of the legislative assemblies shall b"
biennial And each territorial legislature shall,
al lis FIRST session after the passage OF this act,
make provision by Law for carrying this act IN
IN efIect.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Madgc or, Lost ana founu- oN&h OAOs u
due to Miss Estelle Morris who has been th'
lesaing spirit in preparing the play and 'hC
enacted the part of q heroine Misses jordan,
Pocr and Shaw sustained the other leading fe-
n,le characters and Mcssrs. Moses, Gould, Ken
DAN and Pierce, the male. An acquitted them
selves with great crelit Miss Lilly Gould
sang finely during the intcrmissicn and reoe,'-
cd an encore. The performance closed with the
amusing Fsrce, To ob,ige BensOn,-ehsrac'ers
by Messrs. Addition, Loring, and Gould, Misses
Fogy and Jordan. This was admirably per
forucd and the eomical situations were greeted
with peals Oflsushter. II Is proposed to use
the profts Of the Exhibition for the siornment
of the school room. Why not devote the PrV-
cecis 10 getting pianO'
Ssp~rvisor.
The appointment Of Charles II. Milliken rs
one Of the supervisors Of common schools, giVcs
great satisfaction to everybody hereabOuts into
rested in educational matters. lie is IN every
way fitted for the Office, and will bring to the
discharge Of his duties, the knowledge born OF
long experience in the school room, united with
energy. culture. common sense and generous
enthusiasm in everything pertaining to the ed
ucational interests Of our county and state
Should his colleagues be his peers in these par
ticulars, the new law and the system which 1t
inauvurates cannot fail to be success.
K..mes..kport.
Messrs. A. Luques, JOS VI. hu'en'ns anu
Jos. W. Fairfield, have united their forces and
win carry ON the business Of dealing in all kinds
., ,O,,s ,.,,,,v kent in village stores at the old
Luques s'sa' -, .
NJ. nj. Day and Uhman "eis na'e to'"o'
co- -n,rtnership AMI occupy the store Of Mr.. Day
- q, ,,,a.. l.rf,
on tne o'a 'euel' ""a
Charles L. Miller has en'arseu nus s'0'' - -
TO run through from Dock square to Gross street
,,1 n now "a n light. pleasant and commOdious
t,,-. -, ,,o-;o,I;..l bus;.
pace ior thc aP''"S0' "'''
meas.
Peter BROWN has opened restaurant and eat
:, ,ho h-;1,,,- he has fttel
luz u'u'0 ~ '"S .''A - a, -,
II - =
want which has long existed. D u Laraoee'
barber. occupics a room in the same building.
W., IT c,.ws,rl NJ Kennebunk. firm Of
~, ,,-,..nI,. a.. n,r,h...l
CraWiou q "aru' shiPouNue''' "S
the Capt Robert Towne houSe, near the spring
H., .,,s -o,,ov.., q, m, same.
hOe' a"e .S"''
Geo. ii. Oakes, Is about eommehc'ng' 'ne MAJ"
ufacture Of ladies and gcntlemen's under clothes
nm the vc-t side Of the river and will give EN-
-. =. IL, ,,,,u,h.. ~ h.m.Ies nj his
Poyn''"' !" da'~
rooms and their own houses IN running Swing
machines and finishing up the work.
c., pr,asor5 Oskrs il building out tho
N'P~
schooner which has been irameu IN ms !nu VIZ
past year-she is for sale. David Clark is build
inc a shin for partics in Boston.
-, A. W, h.vo two sb;rs nm tbe
,an'oru " - sT~.,.,n,.
stocks Tor capt ~ L. Ihompsoh VI he""'ou"N'
The summer schools in both villages COM
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Of uorkmcn. and for incidental expenses, iI-
GLIDING acids, chemicals. and postage for the
d'esi year ending J,ine 3oth, eighteen bundrci
and seventy, se,enty.four thousand six hun
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AN ACT making appropriations for the legislative,
executive, and judicial expenses OF the govern
ment for the year ending the thirtieth OF June
eighteen hundred and seventy.
BE 10 enacted by tAs Senate and House of Repre-
ssatatiU,s Of the URusd States Of America ~ Con-
ares, assembled, That the following sums DO, and
the same are hereby, appropriated. out OF any
money In the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
for the objects hereinafter expressed FOR the fiscal
year ending the thirtieth OF June, eighteen hun.
dred and seventy, namely
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OFFTCIAL-

Lars of the United States. passed at the ThirG
Session Of The Fortieh Congress.
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Nail Arr.ng.ment.--Biddeford r. o.

jail UArrangemehts-- bfu"eT"'"
NIu!s Cos. for ns West at 0.0S A. ~, AMI 9.lS p n
F,r ~, Esst al N Is A. ~, and otsPn fw LIN
esiek At u ~; Plr,Onshsll, MsBlay, Noins-l , ~
FrIiay at s. 30 r. Nj LJwss csusre, fhafspS' "o''
Ats.J0Ps. aoo. .
n,,,. l.ayE Ho,. hs East At 90 a. ~, and ~ -
Er,,s tss West at IL n. asi 500 . y. .a,saI.v =
es At m.SO A. ~; Par.onsaeLl, Mc.lsy, wsa ,s.so,.s,
a.a Yrslay At $50 ,. NJ Lyman .-Cs,., ~ "A
only al s.yo a. ~
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s... pat Omes-- Mall Arrangement.
49, Go. L.s ths West at $50 A. ~, and Ve ", y.
yos The East Al II % I. " AL % ~. o,.r, rsss
- Al n S0pH Country MALI eF~r "'oS ie@
~ rs,ss,.y .oi saturday at $50 A. ~
x,s,S .ss,s non the west Al if.lo AMI '. n.
Nc ths E.s al 30 a. NJ and $50 :; 49, % 49, =
lI.s Coariry Mails arrive e'efy a'o"1'''
dsJ ."i f"aS 4 s. RICHARDS. p. NJ.
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alarms, one thousand iour hundred and forty dol
lars Doorkeeper. two thousand Eve hundred and
ninety-two dollars first assistant doorteeper two
thousand five hundred and ninety two dollars
Postmaster. two thousand i've hundred and ninety
two dollars first assistant postmaster two thou
sAnd and eighty-eight dollars four messengers,
at one thousand seven hundred and twenty isht
dollars each two mall boys at one thousand and
eighty dollars each Chaplain OF tho House, nine
hundred dollars two stenographers, four thou
sand three hundred and eighty dollars each su-
RSndted and ssty asilnss, % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. use and
assistant Of the document room, at i've dollars
and seyenty-six cents per day each eleven mes
q. S.t.sn ry SSaiS dSisTs sssS
messengers during the session. at the rate o four
teen hundred and f6rty dollars each per annum ,
making In all. the sum OF ono hundred and thirty
eight thousand ak hundred and sixty-seyen dol
lars Proridsd That OF the twelve assistant clerks
the two designated as reading clerks or the House
OF Representatives shall receive an annual salary
each. beginning with the present Congress, of
twenty Ave hundrsd and ninety two dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives, Wis ....
For cartage, three thousand eight hundred doh
lars.
For clerks 10 committees. and temporary clerks
OF the House OF Representatives, thrty-two thou
sand two hundred and thlrty.two dollars
,hrts.s%su % thousand ususT sS. iunSrsS SiIsd aSla
Foe fuel and lights, including plumbing. gas-
fitting. repairs. and materials, feen thousand dol
lars.
For horses and carriages for the transportation
Of malls and Tor the use OF messengers, ten thou
sand dollars. La
rOr iaborers, eight thousand dollars
for miscellaneous items, thirty-nve thousand
dollars. ga
For packIng.boxes for members OF the House OF
Representatives, ten dollars worth for each MEM
Der and delegate, twenty-five hundred and sixty
dollars.
For newspapers and stationery for two hundred
and thIrty.three members and delegates, at one
hundred and twenty-five dollars each per annum,
twenty:nine thousand one hundred and twenty
Eve dollars. .#. I
For twenty pages for the floor or the House and
three riding pages, at the rate Of two dollars per
day while actually employed, eleven thousand two
hundred and seventy dollars.
For stationery, ten thousand dollars.
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ono messenger, eight hundred and forty dol
lars: and one laborcr, six hundred dollars--
fourteen thousand six hundred and forty dol
lars. it 'I1H "HII l'i.n =. : -.
For compensation Of the chief Of the bureau
of MoiIcinc and Surgery, thrrc thousand hye
hundred dollars; one clerk Of The ioarth class;
one CLERK Of the third class; ono messsngefs
eight hundred and forty dollars, and ono ~,
borer, six hundred dollars-clght Thousand
three hundred and forty dollars; AID the Ones
Of Assistant Secrets ry Of the NAVY hsreny
abolished; and no clerks or other employees
shall be appointed or employed In the Navy
Department except such as arc provided ior In
this aot.'u 1ir rr-' r'.rrf Hr' 10 '.H' boo
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For the Incidental and Conting gent Ex-
psnses or the Department OF State.

For compensation OF the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, two Assistant Secretaries Of the Treasury.
chief clerk, eleven clerks OF class four, additional
10 one clark or four disbursng olerk twelve
elerksof class three sixteen clerks of class twod
teen clerks OF class one, one messenger. one asss
tant messenger. and three laborers, one hundred
thousand one hundred and forty dollars
In the construction branch OF the treasury For
supervising architect three thousand dollarsi as
sistant supervising arohltccttw thousand dollars;
CHIEF clerk, two thousand dollarsi photographer,
twenty-five hundred dollars, for two clerks OF class
fQur three thousand six hunderd dollars, for four
clerks OF class three. six thousand four hundred
doilarsi Tor three clerks OF class one three thou
sand sx hundred dollarsi and one messenger, q ght
nine hundred and forty dollars. -
=, For flrst Camptroller OF the Treasury, three
hVusand hVe hundred dollars, for chief clerk. two
thousand dollars, f0ur clerks OF ciass four seven
thousand two hundred dollars; four clerks Of class
threesI thousand four hundred dollars Ave clerks
ot class two, seven thousand dolars two clerks Of
class one, two thousand four hundred dollars, ono
messenger, eight hundred and forty dollar, and
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For compensation OF the Commissioner OF
the Patent Office, four thousand five hundred
dollars; for chief clerk, two thousand i've hun
dred dollars; one superintendent OF drawing
for the annual report, two thousand hve hun.
dred dollars; for three examiners In chief. al
three thousand dollars each, nine thousand dol
lars; twenty principal examiners, Mt two
thousand five hundred dollars each, ffty thou.
sand dollsrs; twenty first assistant examiners,
Mt eighteen hundred dollars each. thirty-six
thousand dollars; twenty second assistant ex-
aminers, at sixteen hundred dollars each. thirty
two thousand dollars, one librarian, one thou
sand eight hundred dollars; one machinist. one
thousand six hundred dollars one messenger
one thousand dollars; making. in all, the sun
Of one hundred and forty thousand nine hun
dred dollars.
For compensation Of six clerks Of class three,
nine thousand six hundred dollars.
For thirty-fye clerks Of class two, forty-four
thousand eight hundred dollars. H
thousand dollars.
For six permanent clerks, at one thousand
dollars each. six thousand dollars.
For thirteen copyists Of drawings, ut one
thousand dollars each, thirteen thousand dol
lars. 40 - , - - "a ~ o..
For ffty-thrce female copyists, at seven hun
dred dollars each, thirty.seven thousand one
hundred dollars Fas "a srsEl
For nine permanent clerks, ut nine hundred
dollars each, eight thousand one hundred dol
lars. ...FT-r ....... .F. rar f...rHuf
For two skillcd laborers, at twelve hundred
dollars each, two thousand four hundred dol
lars. ~ szraEr=g
For two skillet iaborers, at one thounnd
dollars each. two thousand dollars.
For seven skilled hborers. at nine hundrc.,
dollars each, six thousand three hundred dol
lars. u ~ nH
For thirty laborers, at six hundred dollars
each, eighteen thousand dollars.
For two labOrers, at five hundred and seven.
ty-siN dollars each, one thousand one hundred
and h!ty.two hundred dollars.
For one watchman, niue hundred dollars.
For five watehmen, at seven hundred and
twenty dollars, three thousand six hundred
dollars. H. .
For seven laborers, at six hundred dollars
each, four thousand two hundred dolisrs.
For contingent expenses Of the Patent othee.
viz: For Illustrations Of annual report, Station
ary for use OF Office, printing patents, iarni-
ture TOR rooms, repairs, advertising, books Tor
library, international exchanges, plumbing,
gas-dttiny, and other contingencies, one hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars, and no FUR
ther or greater sum shall be paid or contract-
ed TO be pail for said contingent expenses; and
u shall be the duty OF the Commissioner OF
Patents 10 make full and detailed account to
each December session OF Congress OF the man.
ner in which said contingent expenses have
been disburscd: Prorided, That with the cx-
ception of the Commissioner OF Patents, and
the examiners IN chief MI the Officers, clerks,
and employees of the Patent Office shall be
subject 10 the appointing and removing power
Of the Secretary Of the Interior, In like manner
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For compensation of the Secretary Of the
Navy. eight thousand dollars.
For compensation Of the chief clerk Of the
Navy Department two thousand two hundred
dollars; one fourth class clerk (also as dis
bursing clerk;) two clerks Of the fourth class
three clerks OF the third class; three clerks OF
the second class; three clerks OF the first class;
one messenger, eight hundred md forty dol
lars; one assistant messenger, seven hundred
dollars; and two laborcrs, twelve hundred dol
lars. twenty-three thousand three hundred and
forty dollars. ..rf..... L..
For compensation Of the civil engineer OF the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, two Thousand dol
lars; chief clerk, eighteen hundred dVllrrs;
one clerk Of the fourth class; one clerk Of the
thrl class; two clerks Of the second class; one
clerk Of the 6rst class; one draughtsmap, four
teen hundred dollars; ono messenger. eight
hundred and forty dollars; and two laborsrs,
twelve hundred dOllars--fourteeu thousand
SIX hundred and forty dollars. rl2-f T,
Por COMPENSATION OF the chief clerk Of the
Bureau of Ordnance, in place OF the Of he as
sistant provided by section three OF the act Of
July fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
eighteen hundred dollars; one draughtsman.
fourteen hundrel dollars; one clerk Of the scc-
ond class, fourteen hundred dollars; one mos
serIc,r, eight hundred aud forty dollars; and
two laborers. twelve hundred dollars six
thuusaDd Elk hundred and forty dollars.
For the compensation Of the chief clerk OF
Bureau of Equipments and Recruiting, eigh-
teen hundred dollars; one clerk OF the fourth
class; one clerk Of the third class; two clerks
OF the first class;- and one messenger, eight
hundred and forty dollars-eight thousand
four hundred and forty dollars.
For the compensation Of the chief clerk OF
the bureau of navigation, eighteen hundred
dollars; one clerk OF the second class; one
clerk of the first Glass; and one messenger,
eight hundred and forty dollars-fye thousand
two hundred and fnriy dollars. u
n For compensation OF the chief clerk OF the
Bureau Reconstruction and Repair, one thou
.and eight hundred dollsrs; one drauglltsman,
one thousand eight hundred dsllars; ono clerk
of class fur; two clerks Of class three; two
clerks of class two; one messenger, eight hun.
drei and forty dollars; and one laborsr, six
hundred dollars--twelyc thousand eight hum
dred aud forty dollars. =,
For compensation OF the chief clerk Of the
Bureau Of Steam Engineering. eighteen hun
dred dollars: one draughtsman, fourteen hun
drcd dollars; one clerk Of the second class,
fourteen hundred dollars; one assistant
draughtsman, twelve hundred dollars, one
messenger. eight hundred and forty dollars;
and one laborer, six hundred dollsrs-seven
thousand two hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation Of the chief clerk Of the
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing. eighteen
bunlrei dollars; one clerk Of the fourth class;
two clerks Of the third class; two clerks OF the
second class; three clerks VI the hIst class
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For compensation of governor and superin-
tendent Of Indian affairs, chief justice aud two
associate judges, and secretary, twelve thou
sand dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Territory
one thousand dollars. ..f.r
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For one captain, two thousand and eighty-eight
dollars two leutenants, at Que thousand eight
hundred dollars each thirty priystes. at one
each twelve watchmen, at one thousand dollars
each making In all, SIXTY Ave thousand one hun
dred aud sixty dollars, Onehalf 10 be paid into the
eontingsnt fund Of the House Of Representative,
fand Of the Senate.
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Court of Claims.

For compensation OF the President OF tho United
States, twenty-five thousand dollars
Por compensation OF tho Vice President OF the
United states, eight thousand dollars
For compensation OF secretary TO sign patent:
for public lands, one thousand fiyo hundred dol
lars
For compensation 10 the private secretary, as
slstant secretary, (whO shall be shorthand wri-
ter) two clerks OF fourth class steward, and mes
senger of the President OF the United States
twelve thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the executive Office
including stationery therefor, four thousand dol.
lars.
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For compensation Of twelve watchmen and
eleven laborers Of the building, thirteen thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the said building,
and FIVE other buildings occupied by clerks OF
the Treasury Department, viz: for fuel, light,
labor and miscellaneous items, seyenty-hve
thousand dollars. .r..r
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For compensation Of the Secretary OF the
Interior, Assistant Secretary, chief clerk, four
clerks Of class four. additional (to1 three die
bur.iug clerks, three clerks Of class three, four
clerks Of class two. one return clerk, one mes
senger. two assistant messengers, hve watch
men, aud three lsborers In his office; IN AT
forty-one thousand hve hundred and forty dol
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For Commissioner Of the General Land 0ihce
recorder, chief clerk, three principal clerks OF
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For collecting statistics and material for an
nual report, fifteen thousand dollars; one
wstchman, seven hundred snd twenty dol
lars. . ... 'IH.. .....f
For continuance and completion Of invcsti.
cations Of cattle disease, fifteen thousand dol
lars. ..
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There Is whole volume of philosophy In the
following lines, by Charles Mackay, which many
would be the happier to make practically their