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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO...

CASHIERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, ovember I'D, 1871. }
NOTlCE.-Tbe annual meeting Of the
~ stockholders OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio
nailroad Company will bs held In the city OF
1871. = ''A y. O''o'N''''
Tne attention OF TIE stockholders is called to tho.
following extract from the by-lavs of the com.
psny:
"AH proxies to represent stockholders q. Z
general meeting shall be in writing, and signed
oS the person thus transferring the power; part
nersbips may Sign In the name of partnerships.
and the sgnature Of either member or the firm
shall lie valid. No proxy shall be valid given
| more than sixty days prior to the meeting Of tho
4 company"
The books or transfer shall be CLOSED fifteen days
4 previous to anT general meeting.
I no4 j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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sFGA NEW gOhk.--The Old @H@S
raaL sthe-Hnee! steAmShlp ISAAC BELL, Captain
BLAKEMAN will sail TUESDAY, November Il al
O'Clock, L. ID. =. -. = =
Freight received until 2 z. NJ
Throush bills Of lSdiag Signed, and goods for
Wscoed Tith d1spatch To all points-north, south
nard line for foreign ports, ~
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, 3ls; steerage, So; yoond-trip tickets. s7o,
For freight or passage, apply 70 ''0',e :
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
nol33s No. Governor street.
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WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED@.a
w our fall fall supply Of GENTS HAND 49,
sEHED GALE BOOTS sHOEs, and Sal, -.
and ncaIitiss BOYS, and CHILUkEE,S MEAE
Of ttst make. Also. TRUNKS, YAL1SES, ana
SATCpELS. Give Us call.
-. TISG0, ELLETT & CRUMP, ta.at
1868 Main street, -
&C Io-su between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. !.
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JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

COMPLETION OF ONE MILE OF THE woRK--
EIGHTEEN FEET or WATER TO BE ACCOM-
fLlsHED IN ONE YEAR-sPEEpY COMPILE
T1oF AND OPENING OF DUTCH GAP CANAL.
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CURING,;AND SMOKING

DACKiNG, CURING,tANUSM SMUhINd
L asiABLI.HMakT-Y. HEChLsh, s;' Ja;:'
b.ving Mt g1eat expense rehsted their estaolish.
rnens and added every improvement tast the ex-
pertepce Of ilfneg years eou.a devise, axe ptss-
.J,c generally ,h,t they are now prepared 70 inr.
nish 70 the trade and consumers every assisss &c
Io,,t Ioaeu ar II ;ishG ES for the southern market
mSsrI mi for the patronage Of friends aud the
pu6s we hope by confined appbesoa gbs sa,oe 70
ou9hS' Y, HECaLER, Ia.,, Q BEtfhEsas.. 3
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TTTsIC.-MIss Il. a.. FdfAMiLsoGS dax ssS
On ssa wsss sss sas a1
had some hl!sea SS,t. ,sn,r sssrs psrons. tlis. 80
Ing aSSiyto Mr. P. F. CoTAnptxs, Aaso
nGs ssofe sIsst epposss sss Ssna aafdon.
u REPEaEHoss' u " oc lG-l2
NJ. 4. Cowasaia. ,..,r.sl egE 4 s4eet,
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DEPARrUnEs OF CLEANERS.

DEPARTURES OF CLEANERS.
EOR NEW YORK Virginia STSa
z Steamship and Packet Company's ssxasss
elegant steamship GEORGT b. UPTON, Cap
taiE BOBEHTs. Will leave her harf at Rockets,
or tTUE5Ue Y, hovtIn Der H. at p. NJ.
Connecting with Steamers for Hartford, Eor-
wich, stonlngLon, Fall river, and Boston from
same pier. ..
Close connections and through bills ladi1g giver
10 al southern, eastern, and western places also
10 Europe and Australia.
Fare, SO; meals and state-rooms, extra.
For freight or passage, apply to
d. j. BURR, President.
1915 Main street,
WASH!NGToN 60, Agents, Pier IL North River
New YORK no I3-gt
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OFFICE OF THE WEST POINT land COMP Z. .

oFFICE OF THE WEST POINT land COMPiY,l
s october saith, ls7l. !
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WEST
L POINT LAND COMPANY are hereby mott.
ned thas The next annual meeting OF tho etork.
holders or said company viii be held 1t the ONCE
OF tns said COMPANY at West Point, In tho county
Or King william, on the TU ESDAY after the
'hs n onth. 4 full meeting OF the stockholders tn
person ts desired. as business OF much import.
ance TO the Interest OF the com oany may cone up
sc the m Getting. JOHN POLLAKD,
Secretary Of the West Point Land Company.
no 7.7th&l4t
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NNUAL MEETlNG.-The annual
"A meeting OF the r., +. 6 2. AND r. & p, X.
Z. CDNN&CTInH COMPANY will be he'd on
WEDNESDAY she a2d day Of November. 1871, at
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
no7.td j. i. WINSTON. Secretary.
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rAgzsn ENTEEEIGENCE.

ar2.fk~JHg sbNAEkO, NOVEMBER II, 'a7I.
;<r -ssa. $50 stoo1 sets..--.. SO
Z: - .a:a ~ S,DI HI2h Tide. ........-- 10
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MASONIC NoTICE.--A statsd, n
%, win Go held s. washington aali, oexV<
a,,3 SIosd strict, rHis .tTnesdsyl EVENING ias 8
Msnlsers sitter Lodges are fraisrnsily ia-
NJ By ,,,,s s,sef Of the gosshipral Mssssr; -.
b ATTENTION, DRUIDs.-.In conformity
Gr.,S SAa an order from the Diatrtct Deputy
sWahF. Hs!. z. e5sssl s5s ,ss ssssns e
ar, ,rst s, VA. o. d., ara hereby directed 20 re-
ios os m9Ss1s q .ss, srovs ms
street II mont covenaus Hail sSr s Sn paspsss
J. e sstss;si'ss ssss e.. 5s
aTHERE WILL BE A MEETTNG OF
4 THE CATHOLIC BENEgICIAI. snf;rrTY
O.NIGHT at hali-pass O 'clock to 9ii yaeanciss
iaSm:es; nc & Ever. Every member Is rsqusstecro Be pre-
no ls-lte Secretary pro tenn.
4 RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Go. }
] TREAhURER'R OFEICE 7
l RICHMOND, VA, November II, H7L
iNOT1CE.-The annual meeting Of the
~ & sSosshoae,s II OF this company will be hs.d q
| Streets, on TUES DAY The 2sth at IL O'Clock u.
M. w. YARRIIGfoT,
l noI3 I'd Secretary and Treasurer. +.
| A TTENTI0N, MOULDERS.--AIj jour-
n neymen mouldsrs are requested 70 meet at
4 the New Market Hall on TUES ,AF EVENING,
November 18th, at so'clock Business OF impoF.
portsuce mo lI-sts
| A NNU AL MEETING.-The annual
"A meetug OF the r., +. 6 2. AND r. & p, Z.
4 K. CONN&CTInN COMPANY will be he'd on
\ "WEDNESDAY shg a2d dav Of November, 1871, at
II O'Clock 4. NJ, ut the ofice or the Richmond,
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A TTENTIoN, MOULDERS.-Alj Jour.
a neymen mouiders are requested to meet at
the NEWMARKET Hall on TUES ,As EVENING,
November 18th, at O'Clock Business OF I'm poF.
uDrtsDce. No 1I,StS
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tarlcl.
OTHER BUSINESS.
Sundry petitions were presented by va
rious members of the Council all OF which
were appropriately referred.
An AUTHORIZATION OF $50 per month for
six months was allowed Mr.. Gardner, Il re-
ttreG policeman.
Bv Mr.. Sloan 4 resolution inQuiring as
20 tue compensation OF clc:kS OF touncll
committees, by what authority they are
appointed, ana their naines. Adopted.
By Mr.. higgins: ne clliiIl> OF the
iudccs of election. Referred 10 the COM
Mite on Elections with instructions 10
uay il found corr Get.
By MIR. Wagner: The monthly and quar-
tcrly lcporis OF The Board OF Health.
l;y the same: \ resolution appropr1atlng
So $40 tor The p4rcha,e ol fuel for the NEEDY
poor OF the city. Heierred.
Ry Mr.. BossieuN: 4 resolution appro-
prmting 81 900 for tie improvement OF the
streets iyin- cast OF Giilie's creek ana In
that portion Of the city kho"h rs ioiI
Mayo. 4tcierred.
BY Mr.. MaLly: Suudry small oiilS, when
were ordered TO be paid.
By Mr. Wagner i resolution asking the
Committee on Light to put 5000 bushels OF
coke at the disposal OF the Commlttee Tor
the Relief OF the Poor. Adopted. ,..s
By Mr. Whitlock Are, olution instruct
ing the City Engineer to report The number
of suuafe wards Of macadamizing doue IN
the city since the commencement OF the
same. The cost per square 4 RS compared
IvTIh p,yii,e. and the quantity Of lnacadanl-
lin" done IN each ward. Referred.
ON motion OF h1r. Stokes, at ll:lo O'Clock
the Council adjourned.
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ir. Baro1min, from tie Watering Com
..". ropJtcu that in their Judgment the
uG Alexander calder, assistant Supcr!n-
i-..t # ihe pump house, is too small for
duties gerloImCd : also, that the pay Of
superintendent is too small, and they
rotor" recommend An increase of the
o. LJJh Of these olficeTS--the -upcrin-
..,attu$ ST. 2GO. md tac assistant supcrin-
ut 70 $500. The report was re-
rt,
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FLATHEADs AND OTHER CoNFED.
ERATED TRIBES.

Z For the third of Eve installments on
one hundred and twenty thousand doll
lars, being the third series. for benefi-
cial objects 1T the discretion of the
Preside ent, per fourth article treaty six
teensh July, eighteen hundred and fifty
q ye, four thousand dollars.
For twelfth of twenty inetallments
for the support Of an agricultaral
and industrial school, keeping ip re-
pair the buildings, and providing suit
able furniture, books and stationery,
per fifth article treaty sixteenth July,
eighteen hundred and f.ty-ive, three
hundred dollars.
For twelfth of twenty installmenfs
for providing suitable instructors there
for. per 9th article tfssty sixteenth
July, eighteen hundred and lifty-five,
one thousand eight hundred dollars.
For twelfth Of twenty installmente
for keeping in repair blacksmiths' tin
and gunsmithes, carpenters, and wag-
on and pillow makers. shops aud provid-
Ing necessary tools therefor, per ffth
ar icle tresty sixteenth July, eighteen
hundred and fifty-6ve, fves hundred
dollars.
For twelfth of twenty installments
for the employment oftWo farmers two
millers, one blacks mith, ono timer,
one gunsmith, one carpenter, and one
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NAMES OF KANSAS.

For permanent provision for black
smith and assistant, and iron and steel
for shop, per fifth article treaty sixth
October, eighteen hundred and eight
cen, and fourth article treaty June Eve,
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, nine
hundred and forty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller,
in lieu of-guusmith, per Fifth article
treaty sixth October, eighteen hundred
and eighteen, fifth article treaty twen-
ty-third October, eighteen hundred and
thirty-four, and fourth article treaty
fifth June, eighteen hundred and ifty-
four, six hundred dollars.
For interest on City thousand dol
lars at five per centum, for educational
purposes, per third article treaty Nth
June, eighteen hundred aud fifty~four,
two thousand I've hundred dollars.
For twelfth of twenty installments
upon two hundred thousand dollars,
per third article treaty fifth June eight
cen hundred and fifty-four, seven thoz-
sand five hundred dollars.
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IGnnrnAL sAruas-No. 52.1

IGEEEBAL NATURE-No. 52.1
AN ACT making appropriations for
the current and contingent expenses
of the Indian department, and for
fnlfilling treaty stipulations with va.
rious Indian tribes, for the year end
ing june thirty, eighteen hundred
aud seventy-two, and for other pur-
poses.
Be Il enacted 6y the Senate and House of
Representatives of tie United States of
America N Congress assembled:
That the following sums be, and they
are hereby, appropriated, out of any
money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the pur-
pose of paying the current and consin-
gen: expenses of the Indian department,
and fulfilling treaty stipulations with
the various Indian tribes:
For pay of eight superintendents of
Indian affairs, namely: Two superin-
dents for the tribes east of the Rocky
mountains; one for Oregon; one for
Washington Territory; one for the Ter.
Titory of New Mexico; one for Califor-
MIA; one for Arizona; and one for Mon
tana, nineteen thousand one hundred
dollars.
For pay of sixty-two agents of Indi-
an affairs, namely: Three for the tribes
in Oregon; four for the tribes in New
Mexico; one additional for Indians in
New Mexico; one for the tribes in New
MEXICO; one for the tribes III Utah. one
additional for the Indians 10 Utah, one
for the tribes In the Territory of Utah;
eleven for the tribes east of the Rocky
mountains; two for the tribes east of
tbs Rocky mountains; six for the Tndi-
ans of the Rocky mountains. namely,
Sioux, Seminole, Omaha, Kickapoo,
Kansas and Neosho agencies; three for
the tribes east of the Rocky mountains,
one for the Indians in the State of New
York; one for Green Bay, Wisconsin;
three for the tribes in Washington Ter
risory; one for the Wichftss and neigh
boring tribes west Of the Ehoctaws
and Ghickasaws; one for she tribes east
Of the Rocky mountains; one for the
Indians In the Territory Of New Mexs
ico, one for the Ponca tribe; one for
che Pawnees, one for the Yanktou Si-
oux; three for the tribes In the Terri
tory of Washington; one for the Grand
River and Ufntah bands Of Indians In
the Territory OF Colorado; tWo for the
Upper Missoari and the eountry ada
cent thereso; one for the Ottawas,
HAf0AHH&W@# ~ E9W@A &kEG@ @k0 DfasA
river, and Christian Indians In Kansas !
three agents for the State OF Califor-
ala; one Tor the Kiowa. Apache, and
comanehe Indians; one for the Sisse-
ton and Whapeton bands Of Dakota or
Sioux Iadians; one for the bands or
6aes and Foxes Of the Mississippi. now
Id Tama conn.y, Iowa; ore for the In
dlans In the State of Nevada; one for
the Orow tribe Of Indians; one for the
Shoshoaes and Bannoeks; and enc for
4hs &ionx Indisns Of Devils lake,
nl -thrsa thounand nix hundred dole
sAxs: Pxepided, That q shall hs she
6s<y ok tbs Preslden& te dispense with
<6S ser7icee De aueh Iudian agents and
Hapsrfn tendenks kexein mentioned as
mar 81 prackicAbIe, and Whars il ia
prNeficmhIe De shail require 4he same
nsra6u III perform the duties ef two
aeencies or supsrinte denciss fol- one
Eof ~ oi six spesiai agents. oae
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PorrAwAroMIEs.

For permanent annuity In silver, per
fourth article treaty third August, sew
enteen hundred and ninety-fiye, four
hundred and eighteen dollars and thirty
Eve cents.
For permanent annuity in silver, per
third article treaty thirtieth September
eighteen hundred and nine, two hum
dred and nine, two hundred and nine
dollars and eighteen cents.
For permar ent annuity in silver, per
third article treaty second October.
eighteen hundred aud -ixs'een. one
thousand and forty 1--WE dollars and
eighty-seven cents.
For permanent annuity in money, per
second article treaty twentieth Septem-
ber ighteen hundred and twenty -eight,
eight hundred and thirty-six dollars
and sixty-nine cents.
For permanent annuity in specie. per
second article treaty twenty y-ninth July,
eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, six
thousand six hundred and ninety-three
dollars and ffty-eight cents.
For life annuity TO chief, (Alexander
Robinson, per third article treaty Of
October wenty, eighteen hundred and
thirty and third article treaty
September twenty-six, eighteen hun-
dred and thirty-three, Eve hundred
dollars PROVIDED, That satisfactory
evidence shall be shown to the Secre-
tary OF tho Interior that the said chief
provided for by said articles is still
living.
For educational purposes, fve thou
For permanent provision for pay men
of money, in lieu of tobacco. iron, and
.<aaI vcr oarand arkfrfa fraakv ursn III.
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PONCAS.

For eighth of ten instalments, (sec-
ond series,) 20 be paid to them or ex-
pended for their benefit, ten thousand
dollars.
For this amount to be expended dur
ing the pleasure of the President in
furnishing such aid and assistance in
agricultural aud mechanical pursuits,
Including the working of the mill, as
provided by second article of the treaty
of March twelve. eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight, as the Secretary of the In>
terror may consider advantageous and
necessary, seven thousand Eve hundred
dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, to be used at the
discretion of the President, to carry on
the work of aiding and instructing the
Poncas in the arts of civilization, with
8 view to their self-support, and for
subsistence and clothing, ten Thousand
dollars.
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MAKAH TRIBE.


For second of ten installments of
thirty thousand dollars, (being the fifth
series, under direction of the Presi-
dent, as per fifth article treaty of Jan
nary thirty-one, eighteen hundred and
ffty-fve, one thousand dollars.
For twelfth of twenty ipstallments
for support of a smith and carpenters
shop, and to provide the necessary
tools therefor, per eleventh article
treaty thirty-6rst January, eighteen
hundred and ffty-fve, Eve hundred
dollars.
For twelfth of twenty installments
tor the support of an agricultural and
industrial school, and pay of teachers,
two thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For twelfth of twenty installments
for the employment of q blacksmith,
carpenter, farmer, and physician, who
shall furnish medicine for the sick,
four Thousand six hundred dollars.
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MENoMoNEES.

For sixth of fifteen iustallments. of
annuity upon two hundred aud forty
two thousand six hundred and eighty
six dollars, for cession of lands, per
fourth article treaty May twelve, eight
cen hundred and ffty-four, and Senate
amendment thereto, sixteen thousand
one hundred and seventy-nine dollars
and six cents.
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aosHIP BAnD.

For eighth of twenty instalments, to
be expended, under direction Of the
President, in the purchase of such arti-
cles, including cattle for herding or
other purposes, as he shall deem suita-
BILE to their wants and condition as
hunters or herdsmen, one thousand
dollars.
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CHIPPEWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
PILLAGER AND LAKE WINNIE Z
BAGOSHISH BANDS OF
CHIPPEWA INDIANS.

For eighth OF ten instalimenss to
furnish said Indians with ten yoke Of
good work-ozen, twenty i0ks chains,
two hundredgrubbisg-hoe ten plows,
ten Erindstones, one hundred axes,
lhandled twenty spades, and other
farming implements, per fifth article
treaty May seventh, eighteen hundred
and sixty ysfour, one thousand five hnn-
dred dollars.
For The pay Of two carpentsrs, one
thousand eighs hundred collars, aud
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MIAMTEs-EEL RIVER.

For permanent annuity in goods or
otherwise, per fourth article treaty
third August, seventeen hundred and
ninety-five, 1--WE hundred doilafs.
For permanent annuity IN goods or
otherwise, per articles treaty twenty
frat August, eighteen hundred and
Ave, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity In goods or
otherwise, per third md separate arti-
cles of treaty of thirtieth September,
eighteen hundred and nine, three hun
dred and ffty dollars.
NAMES OF INDIANA.
For interest on two hnn,ired and
twenty>one thousand two hundred and
6fty-seven dollars and eighty-six cents
uninvested, at i've per centum, per
Senate amendment to fourth article
treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred and
ffty -fpurs eleven Thousand and sixty
two dollars and eighty-nino cents
M0LELs.
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ARICKAREEs, GRoS yENTREs,
AND MANDANS.

For this amount, to be expended in
such goods, provisions and other arti.
cles as the President may from time to
time determine, including Insurance
and transportation thereof in instruct
ing in agricultural aud mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees, edu-
eating children, procuring medicine
and medical attendance, care for and
support of the aged, sick and infirm,
for the helpless orphans of said Indi-
ans, and in any other respect to pro-
mote their civilization comfort ami inn
provement, forty thousand dollars.
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MonrHwEsrERn BAnps.

For eighth of twenty instalments, to
be expended, under the direction of the
President, in the purchaae Of such ar
ticles as he may deem suitable TO their
wants, either as hunters or herdsmen,
per third article treaty July thirty,
eighteen hundred and aixty-t6ree, Eve
thousand dollars.
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NAMES OF INDIANA.
MoLEL,s.

FoE pay q teachers q manual l.bo-
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sHAwNEEs.
sHosHONEs.
EAsrERs BANDS.

For eight Of twenty instalments, to
be expended, upder the direction Of the
President, In the purchase Of such are
ticles as he may deem suitAble to their
wants, either as hunters or berdsmen,
per fifth article treaty July two, eight.
cen hundred and sixty-threes ten thou
sand dollars.
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k}s tf4is h 4 l1fl7t u ~ N - ~ ~
/ For pesmAnsnf anseIst - Spssis Is ~
fourth articls treaty SspssH6tr seven
! tsen, s:gdsetk nuhdf6d and j1<htssu :.
one thousand dollars ~ @
For blacksm1sH aHd assIstssS. Il, on
and tools, iron sAd sysSI, ohs thCa61nd
and sixty dolIarss siss
SENECAS, MIXED SE1EOAs. AND
sHAwNgBs, QUAPAW6, oohFED.
ERATED PEORrAs, ,KAsIkXsKIAS.
wEAS, AND PfANKES13A WS, or.
TAwA6 OF BLANCHARD's york.
AND ROCHE De BEUF, ANDCER-
TAIN wYAHDOrTs. .sg
For third Or avs instalmsnts for
blacksmith and nssiStant, shop and
tools, iron and steel for shop Tor Shaw
nees, i've hundred dollars.
For third Of sfx instalments for pay
of Blacksmith, and for necsssary iron
and steel and tools for Peorias, Kaska~
skias, Weas, and Pfanksshaws, ono
one hundred and twenty.
three dollars and twenty-nins csnts,
sHAwNEEs.
For permanent al anauity for education-
al purposes, per fourth article treaty
August three, seventeen hundred and
and third article trcHty
May ten, eighteen hundred aud dftyA
four, one Thousand dollarB.
For permanent annuity, In specie, for
educational purposes, per fourth article
treaty September twenty-nine, eight
cen hundred and seventeen, and third
article treaty May ton, eighteen hum
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DELAwAREs.

For life annuity to chief, per private
article to supplemental treaty twenty
fourth September, eighteen hundred
aud twenty-nine, to treaty of third
October, eighteen hundred and eight
cen, one hundred dollars: Provided,
That satisfactory evidence shall be
shown to the Secretary of the Interior
that the chief provided for by said pri-
vate article is still alive.
For interest on forty-six thousand
and eighty dollars, at ave per centum,
being the valne of thirty-six sections
of land set apart by treaty of eighteen
hundred and twenty-nine for educa-
ton, per Senate resolution June thir-
teen, eighteen hundred and thirty-nine,
and fifth article treaty of May sixth,
eighteen hundred and fifty six, two
thousand three hundred and fonr dol
lars.
D'wAMISH AND OTHER ALLIED
TRIBES IN WASHINGTON TER
RITORY.
For twelfth installment ON one hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars, under
the direction of the President, per
sixth article treaty twenty-second jan
uary, eighteen hundred and ffty-fve,
six thousand dollars.
For twelfth Of twenty installments
for the establishment and support of an
agricultural and industrial school, and
to provide said school with suitable
instructor or instructors, per fourteenth
article treaty twenty-second January,
eighteen hundred and fifty-fve, three
thousand dollars.
For tw elfth of twenty installments
for the support of q smith and carpen-
ter shop, and furnishing it with neccs-
sary tools, five hundred dollars.
For twelfth of twenty installme ents
for the employment Of q blacksmith, !,
carpenter, farmer and physician, who
shall furnish medicines for the sick, ],
per fourteenth article treaty twenty
SECOND January, eighteen hundred and
fifty-fve, four thousand six hundred
dollars.
FLATHEADS AND OTHER CONFED-