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SEwHNG.MACHINESs
AsR0POSAIS.


CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Scaled proposals will be received 1T the Engi-
neer's office at Charleston, w. Va, until /. Nj.
March /, 1870 for the GRADUATION, MASONRY
and the SUPERSTRUCTURE OF BRIDGES on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad between the
Falls OF kanawha and the Ohio river, including
TIIREE MILLIONS CUBIC YARDS OF
EXCAVATION, and SEVENTY THOUSAND
CUBIC YARDS OF MASONRY.
Also, at the Engineers Office ut Richmond, Va,
until l. NJ. March 10, 1870, for several heavy Sec
lions east OF the Fails of kanawhs, including the
unfinished work near Mlllb0ro', and that eight
miles cas-. of the White Sulphur Springs the Great
Bend tunnel, el0o feet; Lewis tunnel 3,so0 feet |;
five other tunnels from 500 TO 700 feet long; scSe.
raj sections In ckcutting and about 10 eoo cubic
yards OF masonry.
Prohles and specifications can be found az the
Office of the company, 81 William street, New
York; at Richmond, Va and at Charleston, w.
Va, on and after January Is ls7os The comnany
reserves the right TO reject any or all tho bids
offered, and TO make private contracts for The
work.
Information rs to time etc, VIII be given at the
letting. For further information apply 10 IL. ID.
Whitcomb, Chief Engin Richmond, Va, or to
w. A. kuper, Principal Assistant Engineer,
Charleston, West Virginia.
= Q. T.. HUNTINGDON,
President Chesapeake and
ss- Ohio Railroad Company.
ia ls-dews tatawtMarchIu
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
- M 1d3D Main street.

V,RUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT NALUA-
4 BILE LITTLE FARM BROOkEFlELp, ~
POWHATAN, WITHIN TWO AND a Hale AL +
MTT.FS OF T0MAHAWK STATION, ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RA1LROAD.-
nv virtue of n certain deed of trust eXecuted 10
me by William Taylor, trustee Tor Wary pane
STUFF dated the 2Sth day Of january, lses utuy re-
corded In tho clerks Office of.powratan COUNTY
court, to secure to William $. Sumner inc uelerrea
paymcnts on the real estate hereinafter describe
SHALL as trustee, at the request OF Ile DciGncialy
In said deed of trust proceed to sell at Pubic nue.
tim on the premises, OIL THURSDAY the 2Th
day Of January 1870 at u O'Clock NJ, II tafr, IL
not. on the next fair day thereafter Sunday cX,
ceptcd at the same hour, the real estate conveyed
farm called BROOKEFIELD. lying and being on
Swift creek, in the county OF Powhatau, ADJOINING
the lands of Ro. MoseIey, Meredith Crowder, ana
ais containing ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND, about fifty of when
Is well set in heavy oak timber, the remainder
cleared and In n high state of tmprovcmcnE ,ilia
Of which there are about twenty acres OF rich
creek low grounds. =" s.,o
There is on the place fine ORCHARD OF inc
most select fruit trees, such as apples, pcacnsGis,
pears, &C.. with several fine springs near .l'e
dwelling. The improvements consist ol Il com,
rortahle FRAME DWELLING continuing al"ut
six rooms, with the usual out-bu1ldlngs, SUCH as
b ,rn, stable, and quarters. -o, =
TERMS Sufficient in cash to dcfray expenses OF
sale and to pay off q certain negotiable note OF
81. 055 due the 23tll--3lst day Of December, isG9
with interest upon until day OF sale, ana me
residue of the purchase money on sucn Terms, anu
secured In such manner. as the said W lillian lay
I0r trustee for Mary Jane Stutz, shall prcScflnc
and direct or in case Of his failure to DO So in
trustee shall think best and proper. ,r...
in Is ROBERT b. LYME. Trustee.
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RESTAURANTS.

CCHOTTS STEAMED OYS-@ ~
~ TER ESTABLISHMENT, COR WILLY
'S ri sr.Ts r ANn hty ~ Mxcv
STONE, MILL CREEK, HORN nARBOR,
MASON'S CREEK, HAMPTON BAR, YORK
tcrs, received regularly and fresh, and served
RAW, STEAMED, STEWED, or FRIED. Res
taurants supplied by the barrel ut cost price.
The BAR Is stocked with the CHOICEST ID
QUoRS; and a Large lot of BOTTLED Id
Qu0kS, WINES, ALE, and LAGER BEER, of
the finest quality always on hand. .. dc3
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of deed Of
l. trust made by James II. Rowe on the Goth day
of June, 1865, shall OIL MONDAY the It'll day of
February, ls7O being county court gay, ut Gion u.
SELL for cash, all The PERSONAL PROPERTY
conveyed by the said deed, and which the said
James II. Rowe possessed at the date of the said
deed.
ia Sim WYNDHAM KEMP, Trustee.
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WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
" COMPANY, OF BALTIMORE.
THOMAS Y. CANDY, President.

THOMAS Y. CANDY, President.
FRANCIS J. MCGINNIS, Secretary.
This company ENSURES BUILDINGS NEE
CHANDIsE, PERSONAL PROPERTY GENE
RALLY, &C., &C., against loss or damage hyh's
ut adequate rates.
All losses will be Immediately adjusted aa3
promptly paid.
keplications for insurance solicited.
ISAAC HUTZLER, Agent,
-, ., ON No. 9oe Main street
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A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.-All
n persons indebted to the estate of JOHN F..
KELLEY, deceased, will: without delay, make
rized to settle and receipt the same aud those
having claims against the aald estate LII present
them, legally authcnticated, that the indebtedness
of said estate may be ascertained.
LAURA @. KELLEY,
ADMINISTRATIVE of John Il. Kelley, deceased.
In 1S-5t
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Tus CINcINNAT1 OBsERv ToRY.-While
on our tour recently during the holidays we
visited the Cincinnati observatory. For
the kind attentions there manifested to us
we express our deep acknowledgment to the
exceeding liberality and confidence received
Mt the hands of Professor Able and the So
ciety. ,sns~,a
= The observatory is situated. upon o lofty
-cminence to the cast of the city proper and
within the corporate limits. The prospect
from, this eminencc is unsurpassed by any
either in the United States or in Europe.
II has been compared with the view from
the castle opposite the. city of Coblentz, on
the Rhine. From the portico OF the obserya-
tory the city is seen spread, and like q map
at the feet of the spectator, bounded by the
Ohio on The one side and by an amphithcatre
of hills on the other. From the top of the
observatory there is perfect panorama,
making variety of landscape, which does
not fail to command from the bcholdcr the
most extrnvagant expressions OF wonder
and delight .s......
The possibility of detecting physical
changes On the moon, am well convinced,
is easily demonstrated to any one who VIII
carefully inspect her surface through The
Cincinnati Equatorial. They have the
means Of measuring an indentation in the
surface of the moon, not more than two
hundred and eighty yards wide. l must
confess my establishment to find that this
mighty mass of machinery, weighing some
twcnty-f hundred pounds, is handled
with more care and certainty than the ina
cina.ion will predict. 1t is useless to at
tempt any description of sensations pro-
duced wien for the first time the stupen-
dous globe of the moon is seen slowly heav-
ing up in the field of the instrument. The
dark part. distinctly visible, FIRST passes
q. across the field. and when the full blaze of
The illuminated portion, with its brilliant
surface and deep black shadows, fall upon
tho sight, even with an imperfect focal ad-
iu,mcnt, the effect is grand beyond de-
scription.-Princetom (indiana) Clarion,
,JGnHdTU 49,.
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BY Cook Il Laughton, auctioneers' -
81. corner OF Governor and franklin streets.

rTRUsTEE's, SALE OF UNEXPIRED
+ l Tease oFPREMIsES AT hUGTI0N.Io4
WEDNEsDAY the 18th nstan1 at L t o,s,o SE 81
,bn nremises recently occupied by r: Dominici,
on franklin street between Seventeenth and Eish-
a on the sth day Of july 1870
TERMS Made known on day Of sale.
81 ,.'4 q" Trustee for r. Dominica. !
sale conducted by COOK Il LAUGHToN, Ame-
=, Salc Soi'u''e" ~ ~ 80 ~.-.gi. = ja18
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% 100 GASES FUR AND WOOL HATS,
for mems and boys wear, including The latest
.'''. d." s'' styles. o.. .....

ybe attention Of the trade Is earnestly directed
to this prime lot of goods, they cannot be
eqtlIlcd in attraction and importance; Inc gaoas
arc fresh scasonabic and VIII be SOLO witnoHt re-
- - ,Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
il 1s-Tu, Th, s. M, .STu5t
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IysURANCE COMPANIES.

=.
r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
Ii GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD CAPITAL.............. si'."'"'
Claims paid on proof Of lass without abalrlneh'
for interest, For safe and reliable insurance, a.
NV 70 DAVENPORT & Co.
General Agents for Virginia,
do ao-1m Once over First National Bank.
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VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY

" ALUADIE IODASSO EASISICi
' IN THE TOWN OF GAINESVILLE,
VA, FOR SALE.-By virtue of a decree of the
circuit court OF Mccklenburg county, rendered at
the September term, 1s69, IN the suit Of TONNES
u.s. Young's trustees. &c., | shall, on FRISAf
the 2Sth January, 1870 SELL IN fron of Inc Union
bidder at public auction, the large and valuable
BRICK TonAGC9 fACToR1 wv viz Ia Fey U FA aSG
HOUSES attached, formerly the property of John
w. Young, located on Main street in the town of
Clarksvillt-the heart OF the tobacco-growing
region of Virginia aud North Carolina. The fac
tory building is of recent construction, large and
conveniently arranged for tue manufacture OF to-
bacco. being three stories high, about forty feet
wide, and seventy five or eighty feet In length.
TERMS or SALE Enough IN cash to p pa; me
mon 4 credit Of sixty days; the purchaser TO exc
cute bond with approved personal security for
the deferred payment, and The title to be retained
until The whole of the purchase money Is paid.
The terms of the above sale must be complied
with at once, or the property will be Immediately
rc-SOld. >. IL. JOHNSON, commissioning:
EOYDTON. January 10, 1870. ia IL
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VASES, VASES, VASES, OF EVERY
variety and at the lowest prices. Persons II,
want will consult their Interest by examining my
stock before making their purshaasss; .py
ds9 .-.sf.,', oppoasse poasso1acs.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
ByA. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer. -.
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IACAN1
tI,0T IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER,
CORNER OF PERRY AND FOURTEENTH
GIARRISON) STREETS. AT AUCTlON.-As
commissioner under decree OF the clrcuit courl
the case Of w. A. Phaup rs. Phaup's udministra-
tor will sell al public auction, on tho premises.
ON TUESDAY the 18th January, 1870 III lo'clock
r. NJ fhc above OF. fronting 90 feet on the south
side of Perry street, running back los feet.
TERMS : One-thlrd cash I: balance Mt four an,
six months, negotiable notes, interest added,
title retained until last payment Is made.
' BENJAMIN II. NASH, Commissioner
pIrITJAM. AlcLiODcpr. 1a 3
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WOOD AND GOAL

TOAL. NEW FIRM. WOOD.
" ''"
We have associated ourselves together under the
style aud firm of LITHGOW & PUITlAUX for
conducting GENERAL COAL AND WUOD
BUSINESS in this city. Office on Fourteenth
street near MayO's bridge, where we shall bC
pleased to receive the orders of our friends both
In Richmond and Manchester. They Will be filled
at the lowest market rates.
ALEXANDER B. LITHGOW,
B. r. PO1TIAUX, JR.
JANUARY II, 1870. ia 16-1w
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
IN against the estate of RICHARD HALVES,
deceased, are requested to present them, properly
SONS indebted to said estate requested to make
payment at once. ~. - MARY Il. HALVES,
Executrix Of Richard Hawes, deceased.
Ia l2--Sw&d6tx .r.s r# ,a.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale Is postponed until IL o'ciock NJ
VEIN ESDAY. 10Th instant, GA account of In
element weather. w. l. CLOPTOS,
/. ~ Trustee
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ENGLISH PAPERS.

Having unsurpassed facilities in our business,
We flattcr ourselves we can please our customers
no rettcrs-up of clubs special Inducements will
he offered ELLYSON Il TAYLOR,
next 30 Dispatch building,
4 c,ySwIu, Richmond Va.
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1Or0 STATIONERY AND BLANK
lCsVs BOOKS For TIE NEW YEAR.
WOODHOUSE 4 PhRITAM invite the attention
of merchants, bankers, and others, 10 their stock
of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY for the
desk and counting-r0om, including copying
presses, inksUands. the best inks In use, writing
paper of every description; envelopes. steel pens,
gold pens, blotting-paper, desk folios. DAY
Books, Bill Books, Receipt Books. Bank Books,
Memorandum Books Diaries, Almanacs, and
Calendars for the year 1870
deal 40 WOODiioUSE & PARHAM.
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ro0Ks AND STATIONERY.
DAIbIESi

-, Tho following sent by mail to any part Of tn
country at tho following rates :: - ~ - "
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CALENDARS, &c, 1s10-Wc offer to our
" custuncrs and the public, without charge
FIVE KINDS OF CALENDARS for pockeI,
wLMANACS and DIARIES for pocket office,
and for physicians. Also, j, oeo BLANK BOOKS
embracing all sizes aud kinds from the smallest
memorandum at &c. to the largest ledger ut $50.
ACCOUNT BOOKS MADE TO ORDER:
:, :. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
In l-dSw 1915 Main street,
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Ibavc this day sold ont my Interest IN The firm .,
Leo. seldom Il CO. to my senior partners. EEORGE
Ike and JAMES 4. seldom, they settling all
business connected withthe late irIh.
T.. G.. BOOTH in.
RIcuNoSD January l. 1870. il l-.S
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6 UNN YSIDE TRIUMPUANT.-Th
~ only premium given by the Virginia State AGr-
cultural Society for stoves was awarded the SUN
NYSlDE STOVE. For sale only by MOUNTCAS-
TIE, $40 Broad street.
This Stove heats one more rooms, and is I'M
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, and heating
power. no l0-d&4tw
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sEEDss1EN, FLORISTS, DC.

Sale to lie conducted by Mcssrs. GRUBBs VII
LIAMS, Auct ionccrs. ~. III ..e il II
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J. A. EGGLEsToN, & WILLIAM II. SNootr
late Eggleston & Fitz- late OF Lynchbury
gerald, Richmond,
hayo formed q co-partnership under the firm
EGGLESTON Il SMOOTH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANS.
No. 1912 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND.
cnli nd nj
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Consignments solicited and prompt relurr,
made. ja "a, sw ,Sw5w
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Prunc Your Trees Now.

From this date until October is the
! best time to prune fruit or shade trees.
A wound made this time Of the year will
not bleed, but will harden and remain
sound, even if the new growth of wood
does not cover it. The spring Of the
year isthe worst of all times for pruning;
the sap is then running cd it keeps the
surface eyposed hv - 5att'h@ i" '.,..
enc ,vn"ltton for decay; and if the
wound is large one, a rotten hole in
tho tree is the result. TO prune in June
is better, but even then, we would not
advise you to take off any limb larger
than an inch in diameter. Let all FAR
ger limbs remain until the last of the
summer, orSeptembcr. Therefore form
the habit of examining your trees at
this season, that yoH may avoid the
necessity of pruning next spring. But
it must not be thought that we advise
the cutting Off of large limbs when it
can be avoided; and if trees were proper
ly attended to when young, it would be
seldom necessary. Especially see to it
that none Of the young trees grow up
with crotches that will be liable to split
down under the weight Of fruit or snow
or wind; to this end, cut remorselessly.
Anime IIrU?ry
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, Which would you Rather do?

John Adams, father of John Quincy
Adams, used to say, "When | was n
boy, had to study the Latin grammar,
but it was so dull, hated it. My father
was anxious to send me to college, and
therefore | studied the grammer till
could bear it no longer, and, going to my
father, told him | did not like study,
and ask ed him for other employment. 1t
was opposing his wishes, and he was
quick in his answer.
"'Well john said he, ifLatin gram
mar does not suit you, you may try
ditching perhaps that will. My mead
ow yonder needs ditch, and you may
put by grammar and dig
"This seemed delightful change, and
to the meadow / went, but soon found
ditching harder than Latin, and the
first forenoon was the longest | ever eX.
perienced.
THAT day l ate the bread of labor,
and glad was | when night came on
That night made comparison between
Latin grammar and ditching, but said
not a word about it.
II dug the next forenoon, and wanted
to return to Latin at dinner time; but
it was humiliating, and | could not do
it. At night, toll conquered pride, and
told my father-0nc Of the scvcrest
lessons of my lifc-that ii he chose, |
would 90 back to Latin grammar.
"He was glad OF it, and If have since
gained any distinction, it was owing to
my two days labor in that abominable
ditch.
Daniel Webster did not like moving
any better than John Adams liked
ditching. His father told him to hang
his scythe to suit himself, and he went
and hung it on q L'cc. However, both
Adams and Webster worked harder
with their brains than most boys do
with their muscles.
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CHAPTER I12.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.

,
pay ''.e'lt % '"e 7'''''' 'e'' '' '''' '~'"'0
u'i'' 'u''''a' o','C''S' ,''''''7' wa '''>
'7'a'' ""''' ''''' '"' "''''' '''''o l''-
poses a. 'i'e'o''' ''i''''''"''
See. ]. Be Il cH""iDd bH ne G'"erHf
h&"e""''3 " N" '""'I y 1o''', '""1
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Answer to Prayer.

In the vicinity Of b lived poor
but industrious man, depending for
support upon his daily labor. His wife
fell sick, and not being able to hire a
nurse, he was obliged to confine himself
by the sick bed and family. His means
of support being thus cut of, he found
himself in need. Having rich neigh.
Dor. near, he determined to go and ask
for two bushels of wheat, with the
promise to pay as soon as his wife be-
came well enough to leave, and he
could return to his wu.K. Accordingly
he took his bag and went to his neigh
bors, and arrived when they were at
family prayers.
AS he sat on the door,stone he heard
the man pray very earnestly that God
would clothe the naked, feed the hun
CRY, relieve the needy, comfort all that
mourn. The prayer concluded, the
poor man stepped in and made known
his business, promising to pay with the
first avais of his labor. The farmer was
very sorry he could not accommodate
him, but he had promised to lend n sum
of money, and he had depended on bis
wheat to make it out; but he presumed
neighbor A. would let him have
it.
With fearful eye and sad heart the
poor man turned away. AS soon as he
left the house, the farmers son stepped
up and said:
"Father, did you not pray that God
would clothe the naked, and feed the
hungry, relieve the distressed and, and
comfort the mourners ~
Ies-why? ?'
Because, father, If bad your wheat
would answer that prayer"
IT it needless to add that the father !
'alled back his suffering neighbor, and /
gave him as much wheat as he need (
,d.
Now, Christian readers, do you ans |
yer your own prayers"
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Long DreSS2 IS.

"We do not see one lady in ten walk
ing the Streets" says an exchange,
without constant fussing and fidget'
ing with the.long skirts of her dress
Some pin them up at regular spaces,
giving them very rulnpled appearance
others wear :'pages' Or all elastic cord
Just below the waist, pulling up the
dress as our grandnothors' used to do
when they went to scrub the kitchen
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CHAPTER la9.

AN ACT to supply deficiency in GER
tain appropriation for the employees
OF the Thirteenth General Assembly.
II. BE il aaacted by the General As
scnl5l4 Of the State Of Iosca, That there
is hereby appropriated out of any mon-
ey in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priatei, the sum of two hundred aud
eighty two dollars to be paid to the jan.
itor and paper folders ofthe Senate un-
der the resolution of the Senate adopted
on the l1th day Of April 1879.
Apnroyel APRIL II, 1870.
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the bills for such expenses shall contain
the items thereof aud shall be ccrtifies
to as correct by one OF the Judges Of sait
court before being audited.
Sec. lo For tine payment OF the ex
pcnses ofthe Supreme Court, ipc!udin,
hall rent and latfdcntals, for the special
term hoiden 1t Dubuque the sumof IF
teen hundred dollars annually, or Sc
mnch thereofas may he necessary, the
vouchers therefor to be approved by the
judges of said court before being audi.
= ted. ..A*
3 Sec. II. Tor the payment Of the sal
| ary Of the Attorney General the sum of
= three thousand dollars.
, Sec. Il. For the payment ot tho sala-
aries Of the district judges the sum of
f0y-three thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars.
See. IL For the payment Of the cir.
cult court judges the SUM of eighty.six
thousand four hundred dollars.
Sec. II. For the payment of the SAL
aries Of the district attorneys the sum of
fourteen thousand four hundred dollars
| See, -. For the pavme ut nj tho cal
| airy OF the Adlutant General the sum of
| four thousand dollars; and for the pay.
| mcnt OF clerks in Adjutant Generals
otficetho sum OF two thousand four
hundred dollars, or 80 much as may be
necessary.
Sec. lG. For the payment Of tn def.
cic:,cy in contingent fund caused by
extraordinary payments made for
ltrom said lund on account Of losses hv
fire at Tia" State pcniteutiary the sum of
four thousand dollars.
See l.. For tae payment of four
scmi,annual iustal,ments Of interest,
express charges, aud exchange to be.
come due on the war and defense boads
Of the state, The sum Of forty two thou.
sand two hundred dollars; or so much
thereof as may b2 necessary, to bc drawn
only when necessary to pay said inter-
est AMI expenses a. they may become
duo.
See. ~. Fer the payment Of two an
nuol insialiment4 of interest OF: school
'und loan to become due, the sum of
lhirty seven thousand five hundred
'''' '."'''
49, '' '''''" '"s sums Vi hioh-
~ "Tc hereby appropriated for the use
of the several state officers herein dcs-
i2latyd to enable them to procure tho
'$ '"''S"i h''N PROVIDED thas
"1'' '''''' !, ,'' '"'"'Sh proper Fouch-
'' 'll'"N'" ny 'he census ooafa, to
"' ''''''' ~ ,''o''' "s'"'e 'he same
; "'"' ''2 """'''"' ana 'he amount or
"h''l expenditure, what for, and to
whom paul. S'"Et nc reported 10 the
u" 'th'fal Assembly,
T''' ~ r'' tue use oi inc secretary
~ '''''' '''' sum "' '''''eh hohdfea ae'-
'''.' ''.~' '''''''' ''''f""S may % hcees'
,.. ,""E',=t',vl ttIo' sum dt' rWb ',no1isaiid
d"''or@, or 40 much thereof as may be
l." nee ~@ary, and the further sum Of
t"" hundred and fifty dollars TO defray
tn" expense OF settlement with county
officials on account Of school fund.
Soc, -. For the u@e Of the Treasurer
~ state heSuh "i htt"en hundred dol
iaF', or so much thereon as may be nee
'@~"rE.
see, = J. For the payment OF jani-
tor ana necessary number OF night
2"lro7 ana h'''"'h '"f inc taf'tn'
ho!l"'''"' '"f NV" years the sum OF sew