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nENRY,s CARBOLIC sALvB.

nESnY's CARBOLIC sALvE.
There has been no medical preparation orough. be-
for. the public for year, that has met with so decided
success o. the CARBoLIC sALvE. It has found it,
way into hundreds ofnmies, and, when once used no
fa,nlly will be without it
For the sores incident to children W invaluable
remedy. and the rapidly with which it heals Is some
thing marvellous. 1t has only the testimony OF an
spprecistve public in 1t, favor bat hss Invariably re-
ceived the appreciation OF negligent phy'cisna
Grateful sekno wiedgment, Of the besenu derived
nom 1t, use accumulate almost daily. sfev Of watch
vo herewith sppendi
BrrLIs. Conn, June 20. 1870
John p Hsary-DsLs sist had al obstinate sore
on the instep Of my foot and used several different
kinds OF ssve and ointment without beneat. Seeing
the CARBoLIc sALvE advertised in the New York
Tribune, procured boz. ana am happy to state 1t
effected cure In about ten day., Ihsve recommended
II TO otter, Is the best sslve that know Of
ksspsetfulln
CYRUS ROOT, in
Ibeg leave to ,,y that your CMbolIc s.ve IA, invs
risbiy relieved, and. l think now. has permanently
cured me OF that most aggravstnE OF all disorders,
" itching piles" A. 5. KELLER,
Sec. the C. O. Clark Co.
New Haven. Con.
Ihsve been using your csrbolic sslve for some time
in my mandatory. lnusing my largo blowppe. which
gives intense heat burned my thumb nail to the quick.
one application OF the salvc gave relief. Have usedt
in my family for bos aud other sores, and md 1t the
best family salYe In u,o Wv. HoUCHIE.
norrissniA, y. Y,
Proprietor Ga, Lighters, sc.
srySANAuoSSo, Penn. Jan. 4, ij7o.
Mn joins +. IiESRY.
DEAa sIRiIwish you to send me two dozen boxes
Of your Carbouc salvc. lhaye an obstinate sore on
my foot, which hA been running sore for over ten
years Iwn sent one boz ofyour Salve, snd found II
TO do better on my toe, than any other
Il u DLERCM.
BROOKLYN, y. Y. March %, Is7o.
Ne. Jom F. HENRY;
The Carboc sslve has 10, only heslei the eruption,
on mr lace but has soothsd aud sllayed ianAmmauon.
AMANDA NELSON,
SIT sAegea street
PRICE sc. PER BOX. SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS,
JOHN =. HENRY, Sole Proprietor.
sConeEe place. New York.
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RtHI &statt.

tNt''", I,,,-S ~CS~@~>.~e>~~~e>~~-~
OVEN 1, 800 :. t2 SHTsA sTGoHhPPt b..
~ the dneren: Lot Associations ince the is, OF May
last l fRSRF FqRTfII,b q I.ss%s LOT ASSOCIATION
located b nS depot s sna sny oher Asso
''- Bv 5E sh k95 Is iAN yAH!bbAkggLr'
PRICES 500 ASD tF,wAkps;.
nJou went 70 Sfsm ,;, tqi PKEG rs eE,ow
ana present It at the ske, once q the reo"rd Lawn
Lot Association in the D:po the south Side harosu'
rI }gFs 3 20 iSi. Iy 6ciSSk XIV,
and will be exchanged for RsiIro'd Tickets free OF
''''''''
TALFoURD LAWN LOT ASSOCIATION
FREE TICKET.
via South side Rsirosd.
TUESDAY. sEPTRMBERs ,y'o
Train. start at iois A. NJ.
This ticket viii not be reeorni1ed when presented ny
boyt or by persons whose ony dcsI is TO co on their
own business or for recreation.
q'asF .sss stE RUGE TUE
ATTENTION, - q fA .t. biI
SEM an opportunity 70 pyrch,sefs thai will not be
esSrn offered IN thus part Of tho countyi
ALpnIlqE 4 MOOD.
WILL SELL on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1910,
on fT4fF GGikk9}tTU.
yEiHWgkSmR
SITUATED veAR Rq ihf lNNNestt2GEgSsjm nArE nup
son CllY n. -. on lerrcnwood av.,
The above 81. arc Sy M rsG Pose oG the highest
point Of BsGsp hs c on , ca. graz agsa
view, that from nc oc ,on Of tno nnl cannot %
objections. nuautu.H-e1, N
ton for heathv, quiet aud secluded home ana has
lie rSyoaa nv Gor c1rs to cn,nbe. 1t ard ed
e. ferries now running within yc bonts, WI ,nottly
run past this property, chgrt9r hayL recently heen
Detained for that purpose; also, cue block rom no
Term. q per cent. and aucionecr, fe, - day, Of
sale 10 nef - ny IN ~ ln,i- 10 ef cent Ia we've
aF9E further particulars apply to cnARLEaPP II
ALDiInGE, acar tie C1rr, ii9t.,; or 10 LEWIS r.
VoOD, CT Non ,omerv -. Jerscy ,i',.
Nh at';A ai nae 1to%nd Gsh h.V ccS@s 1 lew al
Iniout.Nn New Jc,se' minute q rrief'
rad hour from loot OF Cortland and De; ssts s.
| Now Jersey Land In%rJyemsnt company. 10 broad.
way corner Deg st., room &
HOME zee cottages near depot at Rll4 ,b-tl.
az at EisScG "a ard az EssSeqTort " on onn
?9mTfiY hnymere s9 SGt IA ~ Z
HANDSOME gstory. high s'cop. basement aud
n nnc.llar brich honse en- ro9i 10 room, 81 mo 4.
era improvements. bcautiiu location hAtte ~. near
| RroadwAy fi,gO easy terms II. ID. AL. EN-. Br1a
way and Lexington eN 10, BruoslyH.
r. Morrisans, I"'rnsc Fordham. and through mt
~ Wc.Ichostcr comfy, houses. lots farms, bougbL
sod, let, AnieNChAugr J, money lUNnc1, taxes paid.
q DrtcnETT, 2tes Chambers 4.
| v,OR SALE-lIcuse witt store n good business
4 avenue; urCn $500; terms 800 down balance so
| per quarter until rad also, other houses on easy
terms. y " }. ktLsEI ri i9'h 81. r-OOElyn.
| w EST FLusnlNG.-For sac in 'his village,
" 'O'' "" az, j. G5RMXY, New YySrS ro,t ONCE
! 4 HOUSE and Ilol! in New ark; price, 900. 80
J ~ Iast SHh st., New YORK.
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sUPRE5iL COURT.
- Ia tuc matter o. tAe application Of the Mayor, A.
oermcr. and COmmonaltY Of the CITY of New York
TO TIE EXIENDiNq OF

SCPRE5iL COURT. =,
oermc1. and COmmona9 Of the cry OF New York
'''''''' To TIE ExIEYplNa OF
PhRK PLACE
westery 70 West street, BY widening Robinson ',re'
reg p'''' il III IHE CCiifY FNEw YORK.
VS. the nattr1gned Commissioners of estimate sni
ass ssn-nt In the Alb ye-enutled matter, HEREBY ave
OF all houses aud lots sni Improved or unimproVei
Lands Affected thetely And who may De opposed iu
Plst-TEat we have completed orr estimate and 4.
sessment IN the a6oyoeutled matter, and that all per-
be opposed to the same present their objection, %
writing duly verine1 4ce1 dn. 70 law, = James Il.
nlssiorers. So 4! Nassau street uoom No. l2l ID.
eiy Of New orA, 90 " before the I'd day VI septeu'
second-fbat the abstract OF our said Estimate and
SGidsWs "a 1Stss aud other docGinelti when vsrs
ued oy rs IN Masking our report hssen maze 9ein Ss
Wors. in the city OF New I9fk there to renaiS until
Tnird--1hat the limi's EN- raced by the asse mehi
Aforesaid are as follows to S.t All those lots pece
aud 6oadsd By and lSeadei and e5n'as w I GI
centre lines OF tue following named streets that u 70
centre in" Of chamber. street va tno centre line
centre Inc ~ 1 sre 10 he &
street thence norlhwesery to the centre line OF HOBO
HoooEen street 10 the centre limo 81 West street 6encs
eeitps Inc Of rector sree,, thence essSy Sa " s
centre ne Of Rector stree TO the centre line OF Bos
way to Inc ecatre Hue Of esde street thenec westerly
along the centre llne Of Rea lie street tine line
Of hudson street. aud thence sOuhery along the ceutt
ming.
Four,h-Thst our renort herein viii be prc'eat,du
the supreme Court VI me state OF New YORK, al $40
cial term III root ~ be held Dy the Honorable GeOfc
Il. Barnard, justice, IN the new Court House, At TIE
CITY Hall 10 the cty OF New iOrs on the 3ist Jay Of
Oclober, 1870 at tue opening OF le COurt on tat dAy
and talt then Aud there, as tOOn thereafter couh
Eel can be heard thereon, amouon viii De made that ia
haid report De cOIrTaCd.
DLtel Sew YORK August II 1870.
JAMES II. COLEMAN,)
JOIN SCOTT, Commissioners
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF
TRUNK RAILROAD
new YORK STATE.
PAYING
SEVEN PER CENT. IN GOLD,

new YORK STATE,
PAYING
SEVEN PER CEN r. IN GOLD,
ARE OFFERED AT PAR.
THE NEW YORK AND OsNEGO MIDLAND
RAILROA D. which viii b. eco miles in tie total length
from Sew York 10 oswcgo, iuclu ling the Auburn
brancs has $50 miles OF road already completed and
in prontAole operation on The northern 'ecuon Ca
tepd,ns from tho city u Oswero to Sidney Plans,
wbe,- II intersects the Albany and susduehanua
Railroad Work is being vigorously pushed on other
portions OF the lne and It % The expectation OF ihe
Company to have least 100 mines moio In operation
before the clos, Of the present season
THK LOCAL BUSINESS -
IA already large and the Company has Just concluded
contract with tie Delswarc and Hudson Canal Com
many for the coal OF that large oni wealthy
corporation 70 tho northern sections OF the STATE
sis will add 40 lars ely 10 the business and pronn or
tnat section OF the road already controlling che local
trafc Of one OF the 1pulous and fertile dh,rcis
OF the state. that is earnings Without the aid Of
through business. can hardly be Ices thsu per eeu.
Its entire cost which 400 per cent In excess OF tho
interest on It's bonds
AslToNG POINT
In regard 10 these bonds the fact that the Issue
strictly limited to $4,000 mile e. finished road, and
BEHIND THE BOHDs Is
A PAtD.UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY Fo)oco.
whoa affords ample guarantee Of tne hlsheal strength
Of tho Company.
TnE roNps.
They are ssued in Gcnomiuntiars o. ti,tV1 may he
etseT coupon registered at The option OF the pur.
chaser bear per cent gold interest free OF In.
come tax. payable the ist Of January and July In
New YORK oi;y aud have twenty-five years " iun 70
maturity.
The porulrrlty Of these bonds a. perfectly safe
security bearing tEe INCHES, sa.e OF iniure suthor
1cd by the laws OF New YORK, bay Inle II gold coin,
free Of Government tax has kept the tuprly nearly
I,,Nf f- ipn
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v W V UIl'
I,LEETWOOD ,PARK,

1ROTIlNG SEPT. !, at 3:}o p. NJ.
Match, SEQ one nj 2 and repeat, IN harness.
C. uu.r cutters b. Il. startle by H.mO.ctouIan, ont
Of LlLZ!e Walker, ny star bred Dy Charles cAnaa,
stony "a tr,utc ''aty. y. \, thiee years old,
hT y. yer -. a. bosom enters Olaek horse LUthAr,
by Glurc I IuuA. u q OF -, three years old.
Car lev " y rs and Harlem railroad depot,
HENRY DATER,
President.
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S"SANS9
A FANCY GOODS, ard millinery store for sale,
n been eslaDs uvu Tor Is years tur owner about
i,ring lr1ln business. Apply at w A'la &c =! BE9oS
4 FINE STAND down town lor sso p; lunch ana
"A sanp,e looM' cas- terms. - Wlnsn, 1t,
DANDY, variety store, stock, AMI nAtgres fer ,ae,
" .! ep'ihg St
(MNDY and variety sore, win stock aad lI'uTc',
" 40 SAFE iDi IVES LAST,
IvOR SALE The stock and good viii OF grooer5
an sarr2 L}tr; w.ll be sp.d a. Ntaci ace, The
Owner cannot a,tend 20 II afer yod-' GA account VI
otAe' business lol AV, l.
I,OK -ALE-Dy goods and raucy store o'oc
hSstn Xei to % JJFgESiAh"s of H lm al
ry anl Nan hnut 49, 'ooEyn.
FOR SALE mwous balns aud nuildc,s slop,
Dns'nr's Appy On the pre,o.,e' % Duiae'i. ~
ron SAI,r-A g,ece'y. eoa liquar tore, MN
.on gwen Tor '-hins out Apply at % "og.A IN a.,
4 or -AIE-A nr,tclaas grocery aud Ilquor store,
Ply At SIS Srs III Il; '"' DAlSb"E% iSssErfH'
FOR SALE ch'ap-slocK amt hytltes 4 a toy,
4 eWol, -nd paper 'tJrt"Ith good ApaftncHs i've
I;OR, SALE-stocs ant fixtures Of grocery AM
It1pdS s,ule. ~ 5lrin.It
EIRST-rLA~S BAKERY nr tse in tue sth
Il Ward, Arm " N. NAELk', 80 Eyns, ,nsL
I,OR ~ALE-A holseshoeing shop IN a leading ay.
i suVe, lGaIlre ~ A,HNHs', 65' ID Az,
J. eacat i1f,a.ll Al SO NasI !Sin ~
EROCEHl STOREior sale on Newark ay, Jcr.
- ,t} t,!y noII L.od Ou''Hes' Address e. ID,
pIi ~, sUh oh'"'
fL'IiE TIN and acc. lrol, plumbing, and gas nttng
tu,ints STOCK HAl t4Js, and twJ year, ledse Of
No. ~ Natsau a.,
WANTED A good hu. meas mau, vita small en- nj.
W val 10 an r.lah sad casa bUsl .cs,. Cal a. nc
store @ol! 81 aY" tecen IA aud jtl SIS, Harlem.
ta.l ~ the mOIuug o.. evening
60 nDn WILL PURCHASE pllout melt
giesuy increased. AlI,tss ~ LOuIs, OK 40, sun
Once,
Sl:A WILL BUY mix aud grocery store 10
,th Nv
2Nn WILL Bt anicc commission ba cry AMI
tp'Jp. thhll ~ 10 Chtap remit guO1 IIVug room
Va.N 'SSai ~ AZ LeH sea- NYIus ~. gI9VAll.
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49, --.-- ~ -
aNIDOrS, rooms, aud store to let NJ SO 10 go per
J month; from 2 to 10 rooms each IN new double
house for ames. near ilth av, by j. MILNE. grocer,
6.5 Mest Hth st., N premises.
DENT only ti5 70 steady leaAut store Gud b-cK
III room 10 odd NUMBER piesllent st., Brooklyn.
rINHE PINE basement In ll6 Nassau -. to let has
teen occupied A. liquor ttore Tor the laSt years.
Apply to JOSEPH PRICE, foomS o. 10, II.
RIO IET-A hstAnfiAi tour story brick WORK shop
L on the rear OF ~ Baxter ~ near Grand Il. Ia.
quire ut RAVEN BACON'S, liY Baxter 81.
no IFT-stoie ard back rooms rent, tl1 per
l. u.Un n. Inquire at rs last 18Th st. New York
NNILIIaM~BI iGu.-Io ic:. Il and 81 floor. 8
w ioous. lOl suyd'n e.. near siyrLe sy BushNicG.
Lent, go.
s.Dn A MONrn-2stori brics house, stth .rjoiI.
Gov ing corner LOS /! rooms N good order Az.
between 10th aud nth SIS. W. AGAl. 81 East och 81.
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n Office Tn Corporal 'r- OF the southern TrAns.
~ coainrnle Railway company are ncfeby reQUt stcd
TO ~ on the l@eh d1y Of september next 81 o'clock
4. Il, At room l. sun Dun linz. New YORK for the gur
pO,o vi otkAnyng agiceauy 70 tho provisions VI the
recent act o. tue Legislature Of Texas. ...
80 -. let OF The COrporatOtt, !. g. FREMONT
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4 NEW IOctAyc piano Tor {!9S CAST; also. few
~ new tltJ. Organs anu mclodeOns ali nd ha al
pianos On iAstallacnts, At 81 rmoutu Vii uad.
HORACE WATERS, CT u. osdway.
DARGAIN.-sl75' ro'ewood 1.octave pianOlolte
ID nearly new, modern improvements, &C .eDfated
nAhels, perfect order round corners, ed
splendid tole, warranted years. u IN aY.
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Aasga,rE.
NltQWIl.

Tor SALE CHEAP Band saw, c-cu'AT saw
glue pot ami plpcs FEtNt 'aOK LAN,L, - rr. ~,
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GllamtN-..4lats
a .IhE 90 u'''t inducements ever offered o. IL
~ aus"'u' u-'. Ar,Y a. % hatr.n o., roo 81
A sTkiFEH Ua.tul' mono hui nr, .cia,sWork,,cn
"a h,ea AYny D T.. BATE, IA, III. LJr,V
Ebi nal LIZ, lur AHels, and u.ua aLl.Lers, At
NANTED-A good mac -in-.l --,.,-I-s,
.,IttNlt uhymFs. llqu4re Tor tlt wr.. ~ "A
Avenue Is bet 'eeU % and ga SIS ''' VIVA AZ "
w AeTED blacksmith that understand, wae0I.
bh o. Jew YORK, "N ~ W. EA''
" ANTED -t.o lo'.h counter men that 1n7sT,
''"':u 90 3 10 Arr.Y ~ j, bAkkk, IDIoauwaY.
W hNFtD GOD carnage blaCksmitb helper. at
W i"l 9 " galway, '''' ~
y LA uaD.rsl7n4s tho LuLrheriDr
49, -J-- ~ y lpgs ull " vi.
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JANEs IT. UOLEMAN,1
JOHN SCOTT, Commissioner
WALTER ROCHE,


@uPRSME COURT.I-Joha L. / ndhc' g, aga NJ
= HNulJlI \, ual tb and Louisa y, his We. HeAry
Root. Ga5rel ". Colt AMI El'za hi, vile.
Ia pursuance OF aJuigmcn OF foreclosure and salA
made and entered IA The above entitled acton, and
dated the ~, iar of August lo1J, l, james II Coleman
the referee named in said judgment, vi sell thry1
Roberts NcGute RGc'oncc :. o. Lde Lxcllnge SALE
room, m hrOs1waN, Ia the city ol SeS Yurs on The
9th iay OF september, l.O. AZ l! o'clock, npol al nat
CERTAIN t0L piece, or parcel OF Ai, Wit the ~ iilt
thereon cctci situate lying and be NJ IN th' wtinh
ward VI the CIty OF New York, RIl boIultl Art
described ss folwi that to say Beginning " Poln
on the nprtherlN side VI One Hundred and 1hflstn
Oytl) street. distant thtee hundtel and thlft nv,
t feet easerly from the csstcrly side Of Sixth ayeuls
(tih aNl, thtlCe upslheily and on q Inc parable Win
slit aycnae loih avl and partly through lh' ceuts
OF party wall ninety nine 60 feet aud ele en- NY ID
cheH 10 tne ce1ire line OF The block ween One hul.
d"rd and 1hirtieth OSgth) a1d one Hundred and
Thir,yhrst l3lsJ strcets; thence esterly and aOng
sid centre line Of ths blcck tweny On feet ihr1ce
eJuihely ami on line parallel with Sl1 avenue on
SvD, and partly tnluuyh the centre of party wal,
nAety nine lyJleet and eleven tD lnchcsto The ORTIZ
cry side OF one Hundred and imIteth ga hI street
iielGs Te'lerlE ara along SAID northrtl riic OF ole
Hur1rcd ana rhirtloth QSQth street twenty 60 l-d
To Tue pong Of Deglnplng.
Dated August l., .cIl
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NCHOH LINZ .ASSAGETlCKE T-,

10 and m any knilN station IN Great Britain Ir,
land, Norway, oNrur DrnuarS, Germn u, Holland,
Eclsinm AM tue Un.tel stated BY Steam. s.'ng.
Nce-lJ, FOL sa'
~ LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Ato, D.a,,s iJr any amount.
hENuEHSO BROTH Is,
Row Inc ,irarn-
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5u Suk arc 10 3,L

A MOUSE and llotg in New ark price, 900
~ East SHh St, New YORK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-14
TPUBLIC-NO. 1861

AN ACT making appropriations for tho
navel service tor the year ending June
thirtieth eighteen hundred and seventy
one, and for other purposes. D aed -
Be it enacted by the Senate ana House Of
Representatives Of tho United States If
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NISCELLANEOUS 49,
To pay the government Of Psra The Gun
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torpedos.
Civil establishment-For pay of the
| superintendents and the civil establishment
of the several navy yards under this bureau
fifteen thousand dollars.
| For contingent expenses of the ordinance
service of the navy, one thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
For preservation of vessels on the stocks
and in ordinary; purchase of materials and
stores of all kinds; labor in navy yards and
| on foreign stations; preservation of mate
rial; purchase of tools wear tear, and re-
pair of vessels at1Oat; discharge of liabili-
ties. and general maintenance Of the navy,
| as follows:
For expenses of receiving ships, fifty
thousand dollars.
For preservation of iron clad vessels, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For coast defense and practice vessels,
| eighty thousand dollars
For tools and machinery in navy wards,
| one hundred thousand dollars
For sheds over timber, and over ships,
| one hundred thousand dollars
| For repairs OF vessels abroad, two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
| For transportation, fifty thousand dollars.
For materials by contract, one million
| dollars.
For materials by purchase, two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
For labor in navy yards and on foreign
stations, two million dollars.
For purchase and preservation of timber
and general maintenance of the navy, eight
hundred thousand dollars
To enable the Secretary Of tho NAVY. to
discharge liabilities provided for by con-
tracts made previous to March four,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, five hun
bred and fifteen thousand nine hundred and
sixty dollars and ninoty-two cents, for 90
much thereof - may be necessary; Pro
vided, That before paying the claim Of the
Corliss Steam Engine Company, tho Score
tary Of tho Navy shall seuss re-
examination Of md claim y b uode By tho
law officers Of the Nsvy Department. and
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penters' tools; keep of horse for the mes
senger; repairs to fire engines, purchase and
repair of engine hose; purchase of lumber
for benches, mess tables; hunks; repairs to
public carryall; purchase and repair of har-
ness; purchase and repair of hand carts and
wheelbarrows; scavengering; purchase and
repair of galleys; cooking stoves ranges;
stoves where there are no CRATES; gravel for
parade grounds; repair of pumps; furniture
for staff and commanding officers Offices;
brushes, brOoms, buckets, paving, and for
other purposes, fifty thousand dollars
Sec. q And be it further enacted.
That so much of the first section of
bred and fifty-three, entitled An act
making appropriations for the naval service
for the year ending the thirtieth of June,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four," as pro-
vides that "the pay of purser, when
attached to and doing duty at the naval
station of California, shall be four thousand
dollars per annum; and he shall be allowed
clerk at compensation not exceeding
two thousand dollars per annum," is hereby
repealed.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That
from and after the thirtieth day of June.
eighteen hundred and seventy, the annual
pay of the officers of the navy on the active
list shall be as follows:
The Admiral thirteen thousand dollars.
The Vice Admiral, when at sea, nine thou
sand dollars; on shore duty, eight thousand
dollars; on leave or waiting ORDERS six thou
sand dollars.
Rear Admirals, when at sea, six thousand
dollars; on shore duty, five thousand dollars:
on leave or waiting orders, four thousand
dollars.
Commodores, when Ut sea, five thousand
dollars; on shore duty, four thousand dol
lars; on leave or waiting orders, three thou
sand dollars.
Captains, when at seq, four thousand five
hnndred dollars; on shore duty, three thou
SAND nvs hundred dollars; on leave or wait
mS oroefs, two thousand eight hundred dol
COMMANDER, when ct -. throo theuaand
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date of appointment, when at sea, one thou
sand two hundred dollars; on shore duty,
nine hundred dollars; on leave or waiting
orders, seven hundred dollars; during the
second three years after such date, when at
sea, ole Thousand three hundred dollars; on
shore duty, one thousand dollars; on leave
or waiting orders, eight hundred dollars;
during the third three years after such date,
when at sea, one thousand four hundred
dollars; on shore duty, ono thousand three
hundred dollars; on leave or waiting orders,
nine hundred dollars; during the fourth
three years after such date, when at sea,
one Thousand six hundred dollars; on shore
duty, one thousand three hundred dollars:
on leave or waiting orders. one thousand
dollars; after twelve years from such date.
when ut sea, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; on shore duty, one thousand six
hundred dollars; on leave, or AWAITING or
ders, one thousand two hundred dollars.
Secretaries to Admiral and Vice-Admiral
each two thousand five hundred dollars; to
dollars.
-, Secretary of the Naval Academy. one
thousand eight hundred dollars
clerks 70 commanders Of squadrons and
commanders of vessels, seven hundred and
nifty dollars; first clerks to commandments
OF navy yards, one thousand five hundred
collars second clerks to commandments of
navy yards, one thousand two hundred dol
lara clerk to commandment of navy yard.
Mare Island, ono thousand eight hundred
dollars; clerks to commandments of naval
stations, one thousand five hundred dollars;
clerks to paymasters at navy yards, Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and Washington,
one thousand six hundred dollars to pay
masters at navy yards, Kittery, Norfolk,
and Pensacola, one thousand four hundred
dollars; to paymaster at navy yard, Mare
Island. ono thousand eight hundred dollars;
to paymasters at other stations, one thOl-
sand three hundred dollars to paymasters
OF receiving ships ct Boston. New York, and
Philadelphia, ono thousand six hundred
S %... to Paym.. aSa Of receiving ship -
dollaEs; to paymasters on ether receiving
ahips, On vessels of the first rats, 1t tho
Nsva Academy, aaa 81 the Naval AsylaA,