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TNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1870.
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l. ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
]. Eehpses in 1870
a. VsriOus Calendars for lsSo
3 TIdeTsble for llO places
4 The -Four Seasons.
5 How $ correct time.
Morning Eyenng Stars.
SIty-one Bright SsrS
Cycles and Churchdays
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10 Length Of Day and Night
IL Of the Moon; Rising and Setting Of Sun,
Moon, and Planets siderea NooD Moon, South &c
n. POLITICAL DEPARTMENT
Constitution Of United States with the various Amendments
2 Condition Of The Fifteenth Amendment
Public passed Third Session Of the XLh Congress
and The Rst Session Of the XLIst Congress
4 Joint Resolutions aud Procamstons
s. Appropriations by Third Session Of XLth Congress
G. Of various Nations
T. Consultation Of NewYork and various Amendments
g. Number Of votes and those who Vote in NewYork
g. Homestead Law, and Prices Of Public Lands
co. French and American Weights and Measures
II. Coinage at the United States Mint.
Public Debt Of the United States
IL Principal Governments Of fe World.
and Territories, With Governors, Population Ss
Committees in Congress-
IG Heads o the GOyeTNenL
H. Supreme Court.
Is Our Ministers Abroad.
10 The United Senate, with Of service.
Members the XLIst Congress, politically classified.
zl Delegates TO Congress from Territories
Ill ELECTION RETURNS.
Pul Of all mporan, Elections beh 1862 with Com.
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New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
SATURDAY, April 0-P. ".

SATURDAY, April o-P. ".
Gold has been forced up from 112s, the
highest point it reached yesterday, to 13sallSi today
upon the fact that comparatively small amount OF
cotton bills were coming forward from the South which
put up foreign exchange and the report that the amount
of cotton received had fallen off this week, and the de-
crease of receipts would be less next week. &C. reasons
sufficient put up gold Of per cent; although there
has been no special demand for to-day and may not De
for weeks months. The number OF bales OF cotton
received for the week ending April s. was 1880 bales
against 1884 last week. gain Of 1i6 bales during
the week instead of loss; the total num-
Der received since Sept 1862 up 10 the against
date April is 1885, against Ss bales last year Tor
the tme increase Of 56579s bales The Financial
Chronicle gives estimates OF the stock on hand In Europe
Oct l. lsO Of cotton, at lO 0OO against $4,000 bales Oct
l. 1862 Our cotton export for the year ending sept l.
1870 will be worth not less than 500 100000 and this with
our other exports of the land and the mills should more
than pay for all mpOratons, so that there should
not be any demand for gold to debts in Europe for
articles that From Jan. 1, $780, to April p
1870 we have exported 3 Of specie Same time in
1862 O27. Same time in 1865 S4,729 Our Imports
of specie from JAM to April have been s5slS9 94
Same time in 1862 S372O55. Same time in 1868, s5
Same 1867 $477 $40. These facts are important to
operators who are laying i'm gold for a g rise"
Foreign exchange is firm to-day at The following rates:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

COFFEE-rhe demand iOg Rio fair but market quiet 700 ~ O
stock Baltimore iEner al Ht goA IN
bond demand and note luther 4s VI oSo @A
e New-OTleans. at full prices.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Snee our last We have oad eonPa'ey
Quiet and variable Flour market the liberal aya the uhohs Pee
lie private and reduced limits shipper eran
and ghts greatly RESTRICTED TRANSACTIONS ,ha
inquiry dtery has almost entirely suosdrd ns si
pecte Liver oo Las greatly rarded business ana
speastye feeling noticeable, and m have dechu L7
the medium grades which very phh
advances boilers ANXIOUS 10 eos oe'
voices, and 20. have Deh eomitlea p uen
ALMOST daily Common Extra pressed he maie' as o'.A
prce, No and supetne sold well tie local southern s
but pcos lower and TIE nAi,et
weak FAMILY brands have been Ailsd dtnI az.
make progress abatement has been made Chee shs Nena'
demand, bot T. sell them iey
has made H. exports Of the week a 9 obf xnNfs
corresponding week Lt To-day W. msA a-s
been anu easier for ie ow Ad malt
high grades irregular, sales $500 bb at - SG - - o SER
State - 6O "A 10 for EHtrs state - SOG - " 10Y a.
State 81 the low grades 0f Nestera hfA ~ ~'
Us Is for good Spng Wheat bxia; ~ @ 20 y of hta
Extras; 81 goa - W for ty nhppng kas 80
ass for Shipping Ohio Round Hoops - wa - ~ -
brands; rs 10 40 for Family bran ~ Nd - " % 49,.
Winter Wheat AM Western - 100 - 40 o "mk 49,
2Jd Family 70 luG 20 - Tor ~ LD,
Sngle Sc 81 6O for Double ami - Od - - iof 90
including 00O bbls To aue within e~ days Al - m t ~
Western Southern Flour is In moderate request ana sSo! ~
bbls S. 2j 10 for ordinary ~ good btta bAuoe "A
try; as 90 for Extra Georgia AM linnAi 80 IS4s'y
M Family DO rs GOa 20 for EIa Marian and DeASn ,si
Sc 25d 9 for Family do DO. Rye Flour Is dull ana unh.t
sales bbls 9O0 IS and Fancy - % Corn heA IT,
lar bbs. 81 jersey an -5 % on We
Branlywine jersey Bag Mesl-Coarss Meal - O3d f
low ~ ~; White Meal S2 2Od - 2a Goo meal ~ W.
Sl 90 Grouni Feel, 81 I0dSl 80, -
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
The following is the result OF the bushes

The amount Of coin the U. g. Treasury to-day no.
2775 including s3 500 in gold certificates currency
balance s135Ss 49, The receipts OF Internal Revenues
to-day are s37glsO; receipts for the week, s,37 and
for the fiscal year to date, sfs5l956 Receipts Of trae
tonal currency for the week. s5Ol96; shpmen-to tho
the United States Depository at Bau-
more $4,000; to the Assistant Treasurer
at New-York; 10000; to national banks
and Others sO Treasurer Spinner holds in trust for
National Banks as security for circulation, S429io,
and for deposits of public moneys, sl6955OO mutated
bank notes burned during the week ending Apfl ?,
s23l67; total amount burned s2999sl; bank currency
issued for bills destroyed during the week, $2l2 toas
issued therefor s2,77isO balances due for mntlated
notes. s25 63I bank circulation outstanding this date
fractional currency redeemed and destroyed
during the week. s576,SoO.
The New-York Central and Hudson River Railway
Company will pay the 18th inst, to its sockhoiders,
per cent dividend s900o00Oo OF stock and scrip out
States SlsO0O this dividend Within six months
this Company has paid s2o0o0o0 OF mortgage bonds on
the Hudson River division Ii Is stated that the earn
ngs OF this road for the last six months have been w.,
100000. This is wonderful success 1t comes OF goo1
management =.
The Eagle Fire Insurance Company, No. II Waist,
has declared semiannual dividend OF 10 per cent pay
able on demand. -, .
The Germana Life Insurance Company OF this city, on
Jan l. 1870 had assets, including deferred premiums,
S3224i6i So liabilities, s322i,46i 50; Including suplas
S41a749 40 amount Of deferred premiums, ssSDl ~
amount loaned real estate at per cent, >lWsNt
amount OF L. D., $55l,5i0
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
EXPORTS PROM SEPT. !, loe9, TO pArr.


3f. ID. 49,. ,...,,s wh.., u.,,., a,
hsngesbe adyes Liverpool the fluctuations IN god and has
ecve supply from the " et oi ra hang esa -
nne who have purchased spnng freely the maternal decline ffs
s.y IN The hyong sImtn We have Ieineei sys
and At present. estimated At 800 900 bushels Moa bobe
OF the large stock at Liverpool O go qaae and ue age nPf
an lie pler disposed to meet the demand promptly eve
II. CONCESSION Our adce from the West eeasfA
rorbe FOR Tie Wheat and the demand much ss than s
sntcpated Wheat has generally teen neglected sco-H
White which pressed the market maternal define ~
d,y he market unsettled and dsl Holiey Of Wn~
Wheat disposed press sales and this description offered ss
The denand fair milling and moderate Tor eIpou White reas
is neglected. sales 5000 bush at @ ioI Mixed sPnDs
for No. Chicago Spring aAoA; SD 81 w nonnSuy 10 ~
2do DO No. Co shoai; e 0l lO4 ioi Ne ns
kee asoa the latter for choice 81 2Js - iof Amie
e ami aaoat anl 81 for White Genesee, tie hus i
Dieh Barley active the demah eousne to scei qa,.G 81
.e % bush Canada 81 $l o. chiefly AZ WasN
steady ami moderate demand sales So oas 49,.
az Oafs are less irregular state 10 better AMI
bssv, e 2; Go luh Western held 9 st4is e %
Thry BAley c and Jersey and southern " do
s6ost and IN store Corn without important change, ne eehaDa -
active mainly for the trade sales Js" bush a. 81 - Is
N.X Mi1e pier and atoat OH al oo soTrsS sf
ssont Jesey yellow lol er sHi ieios Penssys ~"
Southern al 4 liza = u on pier ani aaoaL
RAM
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

Second Edition Now Resdy
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
u A NEW BOOK ON THB PEAR
An Illustrated worn entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
BY p. r. QUINN,
practical Horcultur Dsny yess Successful Of Pears
Tor narie subject supply and thoroughly treated under the
b1oving heads:
VARIETIES;
ASPECT
PREPARATION OF THB s0IJi
DISTANCE APART,
sELECTISG TREES
DwARPs AND STANDARDS;
TINE OF PLANTING;
PLANTING;
DIGGING TREES FROM THB NURSERY ROW AND PACK1soi
VARIETIES TO PBAST;
PRUNING;
bAEpRISG AND MuLCHMG;
GATHERING FRUIT,
MARKETING PEARS;
PROFITS or PEAR CULTURE
PKoPAGATIoS-BvDDIsG AND oRAPrISG;
PRACTICAL sUGGEsTIOH6
ORCHARD RECORD.
wsL will be toOBd complete practical
CyossT whether for pleascre profit
volume handsomely 81 Sent fre. by
mail n receipt Of price. THE TRIBUNE, NETWORK.
WILL soon De Published, and for Sale by
w an Booksellers SCHOOL GIRLS or 81 AND THE WOMEN
DAY story sIGdes subjects present nd
,lo contains developments eOncRg the eLsrdOB Mcfarland
GnsAJ.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

We have received bound volume Of Lit
tts Lring Age, containing the numbers for the last
three months. In this form appreciate fully the
good Judgment displayed in its selections and the wide
range Of literature which its contributions
gathered All the principal periodicals of England have
paid il tribute and has OccasOned translaOns from
the French and German, made expressly for its pages
Three serial novels running through it at the
time those in the present volume are John" by
Mrs Olphant, "Earl's Dene' by Charles Lever, Car
limo" by Rufni, and against Time," very clever
story which is publishing in The Cornhiu Magazine
LittcH is good that we hate to see 1t marred
by little defects which might easily be avoided;
and it has one little defect which, TO those
especially who save the volumes for reference,
is annoying. The editor apparently keeps a
"Baalam box" from which he draws out newspaper clip
pings to al odd holes and at the bottom Of col
umn and he careful enough TO look at their dates
For instance in the number for Feb. 10 find quarter
column obituary Of Gris who died in November; it is
not dated, but simply says: MADAME Grisi died last
week" day seeker after information referring
TO The Lrng for the date of this event. will be led
into bunder On the 5th of March another paragraph
that the Blackwoods will shortly pubis"
Lord Ly ttOns WapOle of it had been published
read reviewed. and might almost say forgotten,
months before. Two weeks later March 19) a similar
aragraph informed that Garibalds novel Issued
little while before would "be published early In Febru-
sry" Mistakes of this kind have been common in this
excellent periodical that it is kindness to call attention
10 them
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for TIE TRIBUNE.

Carefully Reported for The TRIBUNE. -
SATURDAY. Aprls gn
ASES-Pots quiet but frn owing 10 the small eoeps @
lob lots AZ 20 T5d 81 IS. Pearls nOmlna.
COTTON-There but little 90 and sny small os
OF 84 bales S3 evening" Which t1 for export ~ 100
coasmpon and spcnson for future delivery the denAsd
prices easier sae last evening OF ~ bales ap |
100 MAY June, 2Zc 100 AZ 2 to-day 80 Jon At1
Oat 2 e ali on basis Middlng We quote nno.s
uI4uisk kc Muble Newt lreaL.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

GLOVES AND HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
LADIES, LADIES NEWS! NEW sPRING RI rS GLOVES ise to ale
GENTS REAL KID GLOVES Soc, PAiI.
LADIES LADIES SESGISE B G REth KID "iB GLOVES M n %
ESGLisH HALF HOSE, ia.S, aoe,, Is, 3sS, 5Ie
CLOSING OUT CLOSING
IMPORTERS OUT
STOCK OF IMPORTERS
HANDKRRCHIEFs STOCK
AND OF
YMBRoIDRRIRs LACB GOODS
PINE FRENCH IIEMSTTTCH. &C., llc.. l5c. 20r
EyE @ .LLLISES ISE HASpKERGHIkFS EIl41'u ~ BE- &c. 2
GENTS LINEN HANDKERCulgPs. l2lc. to Bic.
WOREBD HAsDKERCHIErS, l5e-. 2Dc., H., 3c 4oc.
500 woRkEb wok cnKMSETTES m M M & & Sc co. CO.. 'S 5s o5c
H1SRTRG G SsETSss EDalTGs S. 20 oe Jt M & % % 2e a %
LADIES IIXES COLLARS, g. s.. C.. i0c
asaIc Sts iSft hsp LtcK kbE 81 E PIECE
Efes Essi rfhtT9E hcE sa%Es oW cob COST
REAL LACE COLLARS, 25-. Sc.. &C.. 75c Up.
P4TEsT y1LEScikSSES LAcES, s5c., sS. 6ozBS.
REAL GUIPURB LACES l3e. 2oc, 2c., zoe. UP.
PRICES WAY DOWN,
Ar KINzEYS
BEST SIXCORD 2Oo-YARD COTTON, &C.
SIX sI fKsTs FSfsT ATP EpFRS sF2Ga ooEoR I5ak E &c.
FIST FIST sNgphHaSihHs YaRb MacHiNE siEk X &C. SPOOL
F FkTSG inyaGp MaSh IS ,D % - 81 SsEy S
BEST DLAMOND-P0iNTED PINS, &c. PAPER
BEST GOLD-EYBD NEEDLES &c PAPER.
BARGAINS.
ENGLISH STAR BRAIDs 15c., 2sc DOZEN.
ENGLISH CROCKET BRAIDS, 20c. 25c. DOZEN
ROLLS OF WHITE TWILLHD TAPES, Jc.
G-YARD PIECES OF ALPACA BRAIDS, SIC
BEST sWAN-BILL HOOKS AND EYES, Dc. CARD.
ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, IVORY HANDLES &C.. lnc:
$500 DOZENS JET JEWELRY
JET AND FANCY 25c 40c, 5ac.,
BUTTONS 75c, S5c.,
De-. &C., &C., Sc. DOZEN, THE SET.
BY THB CARD FANCY AND
SLEEVE BUTTONS GILT SETS.
1Oc., lSc, Dc, 25c. 25c. 10 81 SET.
PBRFUMBRY. .POMADE, PANrY SOAPS.
IVORY AND SILh-SPAyGLED FANS, 7ac.
EARRINGS, NECKLACES, PORTEM0NHAIES, &c., &C.
OPENING ON MONDAY
800 LOTS OF
GOODS OF EVERY KIND
FROM LAST WEEKS AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM kinney,
691 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN AAhTY AND FoURTH.sTs,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

AT WHOLESALE and RETAII-The bank
IA STOCK Of wholesale house.
gold Hanging Soc per roll usually sold t2 good Paper
per gold Window Shades 81 per pair Also
English Carpets great reduction Pnng Paper Hanging
Kalsomnng E1peicned workmsn
country. JAS. w. COATBS,
and 2T9 HUDSON ST. oppodte Douiuet Int
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
A. J. Bicknell g. Co. CTroy, N. Y, and

A. J.. Bicknell g. Co. TROY, N. T., and
sprng6ed, Il) have published village Bviider con-
tanning number Of plans and specifications for cottages
villas churches. schoolhouses, fam buildings, court
houses &c. generally of rather simple and inexpensive
design They the work of fifteen different arcmees'
aud naturally display considerable variety OF tastes
The drawings of details forms for contracts and spee-
cations and schedules of prices Of building materials IN
different parts Of the country will add great deal TO the
value Of the book to practical builders.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Hurd g. Houghton (who have Just removed
~ their new shop No. Is Astorplaee have In press
Holy Matrimony" by the Rev. James A. Bolles Rector
of the Church Of the Advent Boston; and "seep, or
tbe Hygiene Of the Night" by W. W. Hail. NJ D., author
of "Health by Good Living"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
I,s,xr, a.e ! = yRoa ssrT. /, 1919, TO DATE:

,ySoi.tspanr an ncIesed supply the market Aeus s.s
49, ShIr,ng Ieisil lots &c vi ID nv
Straw selling At ~ Tor Long al e-S i0F Short
ku.s dull, prices nomnaly unessAs''
on uo a H. though choice wea pr ful tsurs ..
NAVAL STOsBS-tar maFAe. vas As.'s @ni 4f" "i Ss' "
Tine All kos,u, bul Otherwise qdeL We qaos:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
Dr Joux II PACKARD of Philadelphia has

JOHN AIhAhU Ut IIII''NINIFH'''' ''''"
prepared Hand Book Of Operafre Surgery for the con-
venience of practitioners. 1t consists OF directions,
based IN almost every instance upon the experience OF
the author for the performance of every operation
which surgeon in the course of his ordinary praetee
NAV he called upon perform from the most trivial 10
the very gravest. Continuing himself to the conclsest
terms and not attempting to discuss symptoms OF lhd-
cate general treatment Dr. Paekards purpose has been
e. give the ceares possible directions in the smallest
possible space and these supplemented by hfyfour
excellent steel plates and numurous wood cuts u. b.
Iippneott Coz
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

A. S. Barnes 81 Co. have just issued new
and revised edition Of The American Drdcng Book by
JOHN G.. CHAPMAN, which for more than twenty years
has held an honored place in schools. 1t is designed
however. not for the use Of schools only, but as
manual for the amateur guide for home instruction,
and Of study for the professional artist The best
proof Of its fitness for all these purposes its long pop
ularty 1t takes the pupil at the very beginning OF art
the drawing Of straight lne-and by series OF sys-
tematc lessons Illustrated with examples, leads him 10
the higher wak ketching from nature the science OF
perspective, and the arts Of engraving and modehng
The text abundant and the system so thorough
that with the aid Of this book, anybody can learn to
draw without master.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1870
Drp @ooos.

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS in
II HouSRSEEiPHISsgI SR6E iHsII6s GOODS
THAN HAVE BgEx ksoWS II THIS COUNTRY sINcE l'Si
M, ,s5ssi 3 8 . asts . sSs y,r o. s. a. zoe to 81
4" 8i - DOZEN AT 70, IS, Soc, 81 to 90 per
~ w. " " piece At8, 9, 10 Ice per Jart-
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
,vs. TIL ~ FEST ESN AIT A6fTISS 6Ss4 AT TO IMPORT
,AGSsES E$s sTSsS : Ss%ss n yard
'0Hr III $fsts & i s4i@5H's s5s s4sssse;
sPRAGUEs BEST PRINTS
At I've. ALSO Sc yard
50 PER CENT LESS THAN LAST WARS PRISEs sxESy
aa @i snd Z y. rb6wv2EaEY B6wEEY
Between Houston and Prince.sts
WE WILL oPHS 4 sPGESDfD STOCK
LATEST sovr1?IEs 81 sls 4 IHt FRan AND FANCY
IMPORTED poR PFFss sPRiSa SpGRS' ssS SUMMER WEAR,
AT TiE Lowest PRICES KNOWN
OPEN THE NEW sPRiNG STYLES OF
REIDr-MADB DRESSES. ,.,
IN ALL THE TAslIJoSAgLE as II s.H,s sATERIALs WORN
W. K. PEYT0N
2T2 and ga BoWERY.
BLACK SILKS FROM AUCTION
WE SHALL OFFER ON MONDAY
FULL LINE OF THE
VERY BEST BRANDS IMPORTED,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
KNOWN IN THE MARKET FOR TEN YEhRSo
272 aud ga BOwBRY.
MISS A. VAN DUSEN,
wi 10 Rfth-aye,
Having had her opening,
Is prepared TO show her
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES OF
FRENCH COSTUMES AND MANTLES
In variety Of materials.
Special attention paid Dressmsking in all its branches
IN NEW STRAW GO0DS .
All the Plain and Fancy Sashbhons Laoes frn
opening all the above goods with u Lne OF
To mner present great cut lengths ribbons
and at leS than obbes pn Can anu
~ 49, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SLOANEs 3l9 Csnals, nesr Broadway
GARDNER BREWER a. Co.,
~ 81 FEDERAL STREET. ':..EOSIDN.
8, LEONARD STREET. -: N.M ~ ohk
2i6 CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
AGENTS FOR THE
Auoskeag Manufacturing Co., Stark MILE ,,
Salisbury Mills Langion Manufacturing Co
Hamilton " oolen Co. hanaske Mis
III O'NEILL g. Co., No. 329 Sixth-ave., will
IL this day l,rge assortment Of NEW STRAW GOODS,
ENGLISH ROUND HATS, SASH RIBBONS, SILKS, sATINS,
FLOWERS, LACES, Sc., &e.
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StLynR MIr1NG on LAKE supzRIol,

! ~ bEA
Although itslss long been known
that ieh silvef deposits existed in
numerous localities on Lake Superior,
there has heretofore been no sytematic
| attempt at mluing the argentiferous
| material. Recently, however, a mine
has been opened With favorable pros
/ poets, aud under'auspices which promise
The most .satsfaosory results that skill,
energy aud the employment Of ample
means can evolve. The miuo In ques.
tioa is located on Silver Islet,a. sm.ll
Island in tho near vicinity o. Fort
William, on tho north shore. The vein
h what htfaevs7ss, quer,s.bearing, and
1uns Under the surface Of the water.
On Theeenddi41 ut, ,,he schooner h. A.
Richmond was chartered for the pur-
pose OF taking thither 300 tons Of clay,
which IL doubtless to be used in con-
structing cofer-dam as a means Of
obtaining access, to the ore: The min
ing will be prosecuted under the imme.
date direction of two Of the principal
stockholders, Alexander A. Sibley,
Esq, and Capt. William B. Frew, the
latter gentleman being well known from
his connections with tho South Pewabio
Mining Company. Several Detroit
capitalists are interested in the enter
prise, . sepe 8fthepn1 t.. pretty pretty l.rg.
amount. The company purpose ship
ping down : iifgs. Quantity ''of1 ore this
fall, Anh "a " "A not 3D.. advised to what
course will be pursued after its arri-
val here. The mine was discovered
some ti1sS s. bds til. property was
then Owned * parties IT, Montreal,
whose title has now been extinguished.
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WAs1I1a1o1, July 18th, 1870.

H. WAe1O0101s July 1osas low.
|! Congrsss having provided BY ACT, approved
Jane II. Jnae 30 and July II, 1870. for ne
rs-issue every I've years 81 Arm cial Linbs,
+ o. tie value thereof in! nsaey, o. s4esss
E-oldisfs, seensa a.a ensxisses G Who. hsvs
lost limbs IN the service; a. the Usitsd
States. the following Instructions are pub
iishsd Tor The benefit 1t tioss intsrsstsd.
Applications should b. made d,fsst -
The Smreon GenerDl, from WHOSE e6ss the
necessary blanks viii te farni.hed q re-
Upon applications TOR limbs in kind, or
ders will be given By the Surgeon General.
upon a,y manu;toturer selected, Who shan
6rst hive fled q bond in The s1m4 o. Five
Thousand Dollars, With: surefiss, 20 fufnish
Fgpod and sstisfaetery limbs, without ,extre
large to tie soldier, and make good all
de .ects 81 material or workmanship without
additional charge, sahjest in al cases to
the Inspection Of such psrssha - the Sur
seou General may designate. ~. s., ,.ii:. :,
i Blank forms Of bonds win be furnished
by this Ohhce.o a,':1"' 800 --,-s.,'''
Fra,spoftstien 10 and from the plscei Of
fitting the limb will also bs fnr1ishea upo1
q written request addressed - the Surgeon
General. esl = .ysalst., .stssa t-~~.:GI;.
Applications for conmutation viii be
certified ~ the Sur General, and trans
mitted to the Commissioner Of Pensions
for payment, through the local pension
agents. !ssf7egz et} = ..s3t.,z S'tQ@9 :. -,
'Asfull INSTRUCTIONS WILDE forwarded from
th;s Oa;ae vith blank form Of applica-
t;on-the expense OF employing an ,Attor-
nsy or Agent will be in NO oaes necessary.
1t'' J. K. BARNES,
~ Surgeon General, y. 6: Army