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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

4 THOUGHTFUL SURPRIsE.-Prof.P urycar,
Of RicGmond College, and Mr.. JAS. Thomas,
Jr., one of the trustees of the institution,
conspired to give the students, all I'M
awares, pleasant surprise. The professor,
one of our most successful horlicultul1stS,
agreed to supply each student with quart
OF Strawberries, and Mr.. Thomas, who is
continually gladdening hearts by unosten-
tatious deeds, undertook to furnish ice
cream and cake. Accordingly table richly
decorated with flowers and the delicacies
was spread, and a summons given to the
repast. The relish OF the Injuries was the
conclusive proof of the appreciation of the
considerate kindness. The treat was richly
deserved, for no college can show body OF
young men more studlous and gentlemanly
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ORPHAN acknowledgment 1Heen .,.
al \, AZ sjdrsss. 1.-The annual meeting so' .h ny
a ina orphan Society Of Richmo wa ,, nu,
~ tbe lecture.rcom of st. Paufs IHI ,,t..
III, III ' evening. There was largo ana n,S' tbe
lassv,,octablc audience in attendance, anu Smo
.,,hnns now resident at the asylum me,e
o. oiIn nrcseut. After singing by inc oaisA1s'
a alJ ,,rnycr bv Rev. DR.. Mtnnigeroae, u
anu an W rp Parker. the president OF The society,
W., ,ha. annual reports, showing that 1t ID
Ie ;,' r n good work. and that its prospects
CO. tI,,,Irc usefulness are increasingly bright.
can't. James Barron Hope. Of Norfolk,
was then Introduced, and delivered the
annual address. It was an effort eminentiy
appropriate to the occasion, and marked
by the chaste rhetoric, poetic genius, and
classic taste for which the speaker Is dis
tiuruished. 1t was we'll received and evi.
IDENTIFY appreciated by the unusually intel
lisent audience.
After the address, the annual election OF
officers of the society was held, with the
following result: President, DR.. W. W.
Parker.
Tice-Preadents.-A. IT. Harris, W: r
Watts, Thos. d. Quarles, VIM. +. Taylor.
.Sccretary.-Charles U. Williams.
Ircasurer.-James Dunlop.
Directors.-Dr. VIM. II. Gwathmay, Col
John b. Cary, Thomas Branch, K. p. Rich
ardson, Capt. Charles Fl. Dimmock, Col
r. J. Evans, William G. Mayo, Major Kobt
Stiles, VIM. II. Peasants, Jno. A. Belvln
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TIE STEAMER PALIsADE.-We took trip
down the river on the elegant little steamer
Paisadc on yesterday. There was nothing
Spcrially attractive to be seen. The city
drcdging-machinc was ut work ut Warwick
bar; other machines of similar character
were cleaning out and widening Dutch Gap
canal. Prot. Maliatcit was busy raising the
sunken wrecks at Drewry's Bluff, and d
new wrecking party had just commenced
work on the Confederate iron-clad Frede.
rickshurg, sunk III the river opposite Chat:
tu's Bluff.
The PuliSade has been recently put on
the river by her owner, Captain Chas. Mel
son, and is running between this city and
Windsor Shades, OH the Chickaho miny,
and to Kings Mill wharf. on tho Jnmcs
we know OF no more pleasant trip than
with Captain Nelson. He is attentive and
accommodating to all, and his table is first
rate. HIS boat is fast and elegantly fitted up
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MoRTUARY REpoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat
urday, May Goth, 1871, compiled from sex
tons returns received at the Office OF the
Board of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, % ;
in addition, / stubborn. Sex: Males, 10 ;
females, Is. Color: White males, 4 white
females, 4; colored males, 6; colored fe-
males. IL. Condition: Single, 16; mar
ried, 5 widows, A.; unknown, 1. Nativity
United States, 81; Ireland. 1. Locality:
City ut large, 3; Marshall Ward, 4; Jefler-
son Ward, 5; Monroe Ward, i; Clay
Ward, 4; Jackson Ward, 4; Almshouse,
] ; Howard Grove Hospital, 3; Peniten.
tiary, 2. Age: One day to thirty, 3; one
month to SIX, ,; six months to twelve,
one year to three, three years to five, ;
five years to ten, l; ten years to twenty,
2; twenty years to thirty, 2; forty years to
fifty, 9; fifty years to sixty, 4; seventy
years to eighty, 3. BY whom certified
regular practitioners, IS; irregular prac-
titioners, /; coroner, 8; Board OF
Health, 3. Causes of death: Cere bro-spinal
meningitis, 9; congestion OF brain, con.
eestion oflungs, ; consumption. 3 Il white,
9 colored); commissions, ;sdropsy, l gam
creme, l; gunshot wound, 1 hemisple.
cia, 9; premature birth, I pucrperal con-
WILSON'S, 1 scrofula, l; trismus-nasccn.
tium, !; unknown, 4.
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of
the Monumental EplscopaD Church begin
their strawberry feast this evening, on
Broad street, between 9th and 10Th, the
proceeds to be devoted to the enlargement
of the Sunday-school. 1t Is a worthy OBJ
iect. Give them q call.
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dreds might BIO gathered In the neig ;os
d dHIe on the line of the York River rail-
n,a and otherwise very inaccessible, !
have mo doubt that the company would
Willingly furnish fat to transport the
remains TO BIakey's Mill.road' crossing,
whence they could easily be conveyed TO
the cemetery.
To any one authorized by the association
you may furnish my name. rs
Very respectfully, hEN1LWoRTH.
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LADIES' FESTIVAL

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL BY THE
OMSN MEN L A l. CHUEC SUNDAY
SCHOOL on Broad street. between sth and leth'
at the store formerly cccutled hy CtrGozo, f9nr,
AFTERNOOS, and continuing each day and
evening until the end Of the week. Music eacn
Sund .y-school room. Suppers furnished each
evpnInp my 2i-3t
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POLICE Court, TuEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presid,'y.-Thef following cascs were
disposed of:
VIM. B. Grif1iths. charged with unlaw.
fully abusing and threatening to shoot Z
+. Clarke with a pistol. Bound over for
one wear in $500 for his good behavior.
james Nicholas, unlawfully assaultine
and striking Rosetta Hackett, and Rosetta
Ilackctt for a>saulting and striking Caleb
Nicholas. Jas. Nicholas was discharged,
and the others required to pay the costs Of
the warrants gotten out.
Thos. Henry, charged with unlawfully
attempting to open the window of M. NJ
Nlos>'S residence. Bound over for six
months in $500.
VIM. Davidson, assaulting and beating
John Smith, and John Smith for assaultine
and attempting to cut VIM. Davidson: ST.
cllrity required in the sum oil SlOo each.
sarah Jones tcoloreD, drunk, disorderly
and throwing bricks i'll the street. Fined
81 for getting drunk.
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MILLINERY,

NEW MILLINERY MOTIONS. s8e
IN AND FANCY GUODS STORE, cor SHg&
nrr OF Hull aud nth str cts, Mancat ster. yHtASS
Lates. styles u i.adies' Bonnets aud hats Sls..
Misses and thildrea's Hats, Trimmings, and
everything that constitutes = 1rst-class store
Prompt attention paid TO all orders, and saiisfac-
ton guaranteed 10 TO price and style. Arrange
meats have been made with the best mlii1er In the
State TO do my custom work. ory ~
my 3a-atA Ma. w. l.. MoVD1s
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THE CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN CLAY
WARD last night commenced at S O'Clock,
and WAS still in progress ut o'clock this
morning. The field had been thrown open
for the nomination OF three councimen,
and ballot having been taken, the delay
was caused by the count. The prospect
was good TOR result satisfactory to all par
ties concerned.
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BEAUTIFUL BIRDs.-Thomas ". Keesee,
auctioneer. will sell tomorrow fine col
lection Of stuffed birds, singly and in
groupes, under French-glass shades. Those
wanting really beautiful ornaments now
have chance to buy which is seldom Of
trreQ.
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MEETING OF THE CRY CoUNCIL.-This
body having accepted an invitation to be
present ut the laying of the cornerstone at
lakewood, the members will meet at the
CITY Hall to- day ut 2H O'Clock, and proceed
in body from their chamber to Oakwood.
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COMMITTEE MEETING To-NIGHT.-A meet.
ing of the City Conservative Committee is
called this evening at O'Clock ut the Con-
sentative headquarters, Virginia Hall. a
full attendance is requested.
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EDITORIAL EXcuRsIoN.-SiXty New York
editors will arrive in Richmond this morn.
ing ut IL O'Clock via the Richmond and
York River railroad. We bid them cor
dial welcome to the hospitality of Rich
mond.
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DooLEi's

~ YEA.T POWDER
has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
BAKING POWDER III use. Perfectly pure and
healthy. II m ,kes at short notice, delicious bis
cults, rolls &c. There need be no waste OF food
prepared with it, it is always OF the BEST quail
ty. We would say TO those who ave never used
1t that a very few trials will enable them to use
It, not only With entire satisfaction, but with
economy.
Putup FULL NET WEIGHT, rs represented.
Groc.rs and dealers sell IL.
DOOLEY BROTHER,
Proprietors,
90 New street, New York city.
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MOT ONLY MONEY, BUT THE WEAR
IN AND TEAR OF YOUR MACHINERY
saved by the use or
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI-
eating OIL.


Equal TO the best sperm oil s: one-,hirdthe price.
Suitable for slow or rapid machinery Of every aeI
scription. Free from all impurities. " rrahtea
not TO heat or gum. Does not soil The pfiHhass
machinery. Every barrel warranted 10 give SAILS.
faction when properly used, or to be rstarnea a.
our expense. 1t Is free from all grit anu gun aa
under tue same circumstances aS TIE oest epefu
or Lard Oil. Will not hent, wear or cut the ooA0'
or bearings. ~.
This on has been extensively used In tels Guy
for several years pastlgiylpg genetai sa.istastioa
and without complaint wherever ptoperiy uS ,.r.
l. does no. require any peculiar treatment ~ ps
tcular care, other than 10 See that the H8
is clean snd free from DIRT and gum tetoIc anl' oh
Is applied; no further care is necessary
Purchasers are cautioned THAI the 0ii SOFA oy uo
differs from al otaer LabrtcatfHg is SOLD 10
hfs market. We are the so,e agents here ior ins
Virginia ciatural Petroleum Lubrtcaling OH
eyesy barrel OF which sold oy rs bearing our brand
thus !, Virginia NATURAL PsTROLsuA
LUBsICATIhG Gil, eUaCELL, LADD
Co, Agents, Richmond. va.
This On Is cot affected by extremes OF temrera-
ture staL Ging alike beat cold. IL Is, 10 "of4
the CHEAPEST Oh, and combines more OF he n,
auisltes Of god labiicssor than any oil oae'ea
In this N arket.
Orders addressed TO US VIII receive PROV p, az
tentoa. and DO shipped In good, tight packages
myaS Richmond, va.
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MAY ELECTIONS.

yH,O THE VOTERS OF MA LESTER
L Tow \ HiP.-GEORGE W. cox will be
supported as an independent candidate FOR Col
lcctor and Cons able. by ~
my As t Many Cll'LENS.
EOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.--I here
4 by announce myself 10 i candidate, subject
40 the nomination IF The Conservative party
"ani TO othe-.' for y SakISOR Jt FAIRFIELD
TOW SHIP.
nv Is t2slh JOHN A. EACHO.
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1HE CONTEST going Oh in South Carolina
Is one Of race. The white man Is strug.
ghhg 'or supremacy. The fools and fanatics
eont see this. There is nothing peculiar
70 South Carolina in it. The same scenes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE MAY ODD, 1871
j. W. Kearsey, Jackson's 2. O.; c. P. Al.
ley, Sussex county G. G. Delarue, Bow
LING Green.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

FINE BERRIEs.-We received yesterday
several baskets Of. the finest Strawberries OF
the season from Wiley IL Co.'s milk depot.
No. 2l3 9Th street.
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nj VELTIES FOR
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.

T. R. PRICE & CO.,
Just from market again, have opened al that Is
good and substantial, well as rare and racy, IN
goods suited for spring and summer ssles.
Splendid line of LLAMA LACE POINTS aud
SACQUES,
Splendid line Of PARAsOLS, sUN-sHADES
UMBRELLAS, &C..
More IRON GRESADINES and CANVAS HER.
MANS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods in endless variety, such as
JAPANESE SILKS and P0PLINS, EaB'D
GRENADINES, BAEEGEj, LAWNS, OR
CANDIES, &c,
Elegant Co;ored and Black, str!pcd and Checked
Silks, every shsde and hue worn /; Foulard ellks,
both plain and figured.
EOk MOUaNING-French Tramesi. Bomsa'
zines, Mcuselines Challies. Doub!e-taced No-
hair Silk faced A!pacas, Gro Grain Htrnanlsi
&C.: Grape Wells and Collars, every size ana
shade Grape sets. Linen and Lace Collars ana
Cuffs, Kid Gioves, &c.
Very striking 4 lovely lot OF Brussels and real
Point Collars and Sets, from Paris, a: about halt
their value, to which special attention Is called
Embroideries in Hamburg Edges and insert
fDgs, very low; Patent Laces, Bands for Dresses
and Skirts, French Cambria Work, II. ;. ana
Emb'd HGk'fs. Lace-trimmeo Hdk's. &c.
Cloths, CassmereS, Drills, Satteeus, for men
and boys Gspze shirts for ladies and gentle
mys +. Z. PRICE & CO.
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MARRIED.

AZ Third Baptist Church. on 18th Instant NJ, ny
,a ~ m Ister' ass,sted BY Eey. Mr.. Baker mf.
e. ". LSTIMER, OF smithaeld, Va. % hi's =
n POWER, of Richmond, va. NO catus'
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mEngOHIAL DAY.

THE MEMBERS OF lodges L lss ~
,.srot,a aar,,rts oned 10 assemble st the Mx
Ians, HAN on FRANKLIN street, between lstn ant
10TH esnssdsy vGSassI adae No. is
10 n,,v or LAYING the corner-sto1 OF Ine
!. 10 n nen Msnument y in Oaksood Cemetery
All oaicers Win wear ttstr Jewels: ,.nr
Richmond Lodge, No. 10
JOHN ). CRUrCHFIEhD,M Master
o,s,-.----. st. Johns Lodge. NO. Soi
l.. L. BASS, Master ~ r..
JULIUS STRAU5 Master
Loge Frsncaise, No. 50 +;
ienrico Union Lodge, No. lao;
ISAAC aUTZLER, Master ssao uo. II.
p. WEISIGEk,' Master "a.
Joppa Lodge, No. 20;
2. r.. PEGRAM, Mister
= ... 80 Temple Lodge. NO. 0: :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

Sheriff Smith, of Henrico county, is SO
far recovered from his late illness as to be
able to appear on the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

New YORK Ledger, Weekly, and Star
JourzsG1 for this week received from L lly-
son IL Taylor, l118 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

THE CONSERVATIVE HEADQUARTERS, at
Virginia Hall, will he open night and day
until Thursday next.
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PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS nFr1cE,}
RICHMOND, May 70, 1871.
Pursuant to act OF Assembly, all bar-rooms and
other places where liquo Is sold In TINS ciGy VII
be closed at shutdown on The EV ENlNG " Ell
NESDAY, the cath i1stsnt, and remain cloSed un
Ill sunrise on the MORNING OF FRIDAY, the
2sth.
he sale Of ating liquor wi thin tnat lnter-
val is punishable by hnc and Imprisonment.
INV DOT A, ST. KELLEY, Mayor.
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nEASONfCg NOTICE---The mem-~ "
wi oers Of sICHMoN99 , R .sha1 9meei ~
~, ~ .he Lodge Mt the lodge-room on Frankln
sitgee u. WEDNEsDAY tha z4t inst at y
th o9 S sS nssssi
pnaer Ing there to lay the Cornerstone OF sne
memor iai monument, roa IN ID. 49, 81, So,
Members Of sser iG }psstrnsy Invited to unite
Masters, wardeus, treSsurers, secFess als "A"
de ICONS, are requested to wear tneif 'e"e'''
BY order at Oh tne WM. J. RIDDICK, sec'y.
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DIAMOND-POINTED
STEAM DRILLS,
Enp RnrE

Adapted 20 Mining, UIarFy1ng, sha1tlnR, Tun-
netting, Railroad Grading, Artesian We'll Boring
Prospecting, &c.
Fifty to seyenty.n five per cent Of cost, and time
Of h and lAoUr saved,
"Tcst cores,' In form Of solid cylinders Of rock
or mineral, taken out OF mines from any depth
not exceeding one Thousand Q,000) feet, showing
true value, stratihcation, &c.
NO PERCUSSION
Never needs Sharpening. the Cutting Points,
composed of ROUGH DIAMONDS, are practi-
cay indestructiblc
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both in Europe
and AIncric8, -
BEWAtE OF INFRINGEMENTS.
illustrated circulars sent application. Ad-
dress SEVERANCE s. HOLT, Manut's.
mn I-eoG3m Office, l6 Wall st. :, New York
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= :. -. q, -
SPKCTAE. NOTICES.

I GOODS FOR EVERYBODY.
LLAMA LACE sHAwLs in grea. variety:
PARAsoL Covers;
GIMPURE LACEs, LACE COLLARS:
FANS In great variety;
SILK PEARL, hARsEILLEs, and AGATE
|. BUTT oN5 OF the latest styles;
GIMPs. FRINGEs;
JET JEWELRY In great variety;
Genuine WHITLEY JET SETS q. 81 and Aim
d less than half price; ,...
PIQUE TRIMMINGS q. great bargains:
PlQUEs for dresses, in figured, striped and
corded, at very low prices
myI LEVY BROTHERS.
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NOTICE.-Marshals of the different Or
~ dtrs and Societies intending 10 participate
with RICr MDSD kANDnLPd LODGE, 20.
10, OF Free and Accepted MAsons, in laying the
co1Der-stone at Cakwood, will report THIS
EVENING at O'Clock, corner Of BROAD and oh
streets, 10 JOHN pOE, JR.,
I'hIaf ii
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EG&haEUHE, sxe.

EEGMaEUHE, s,e.
WE 4 r i NOW manufacturing a
w WAEDkO les, BUkEABS. BED ~
SrEADS, HASHSTANDs, TABLES, and ~
other articles OF FURNITURE, OF eeasonea w
nut, and we are selling the goods at greatly re-
duc1d prices. You Will bnG amongst our stock |:
BEDS1EADS, BUREAUS,
WARDROBES, WAsHSTANDS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
SOFAS, TETE-TETES
SlDfB oARDS, wHATSOTS,
DECKS, HaT-KACks,
DINING SPAnLOR
with great variety or other srtlcles.
HARDWOOD Il RIrTaR,
my ~ Governor street Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.-Our Omnibuses will run in
~ connection with the street. cars, from corner
25th and Main streets, to Uakwo&d and return
TO DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n.
FARE IS cents eacn way children under Il
years, half price.
1t s25 Main St. loppo. spotswood Hotel
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T 0. Il. M.-The members of CHICkA-
Il. HOMINf TRIBE, No. 81, j. y. K. NJ, are
hereby notified to assemble at their wigwam OH
THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON at O'Clock TO
participate In the ceremonies incident to laying
the corner stone at lakewood Cemetery.
BY order Of the W. y.
II, Willy DAVIS
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an L. deod&eow6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-11
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Joint RESOLUTION providing FOR publishing
speciacatIons and drawings OF Patent once.
fApprovcd January II, ls7l.1

q H.HE." H--.
Bs n y,,o,r.d BIZ Tie Senate and Hoaie q Repre.
Ses.atirs et hs United Gasa Of america :"
h Cohorets assembled. .roctdr,.
That the publication or inc apst ! Secampany
inc tho annual report or the Commissioner o. Iat,
epts be discontinued amer tho publication o. tnSs
portion OF the report for cighseSn atncsdy been pre.
nared and mat. In lieu thereof, the commissioner
be authorized to have printed. io' gratult0us aIsu.,
S 81 tSS s6 no. e s1 spseinS Sns and drawings Of e.ch
patent subsequently, issued. together Win oultaoie
Indexes 10 be Issued from time 70 ume. one STpS " ',
every State and Territory, one for tho IKE purpose
in the cierEs of1ce OF the District Court OF eaeh Ju.
dIcjai District OF the Unitod States, except wnen
such otiecs arc located In st naoS OF wSieh COPIES
shall DO taken and received In all courts na
OF all matters therein contained.a and Shall DC sei.ii
OF The Patent Once, and shall DO taken and receiyea
In ali courts as evidence, Rlid copies not TO DC taken
nom said repositories for any otler PURPOSE tihu y
cnts is hereby authorized and directed 70 have Print
ed such additional numbers OF copies o. spccinea-
lions and drawings, certified Is hereinoe'o,a ~
yided, at q price not TO exceed tho contract Price OF
such drawings, for sale. As may be Marranieu " Ine
actual demand for the same and C9nlnllslne sionct
i also hereby authorized to furnish q eomptSS ,,, ~
library which will pay for binding the same iht0 voI-
umes to correspond with those In the PAtehI Onlee,
and for the transportation OF the same. anu WHICH
shall also provide proper custody for the same, WIN
convenient access for the public thereto, under such
regulations rs the Commissioner shall doom reason
able; and provided also, that all contracts FOR rlak-
Ing copies OF drawings shall DO made under the pro-
visions Of chapter one hundred and nlly-lve. sec
tion nine. ofAct Of COnsrcsS approved June twenty.
I'VE, eighteen hundred and sixty4our, which reads
a. follows: Sec. 9. And lie II further enacted, that
all lthographing and engraving, where the probable
total cost u the maps or plates ILLUSTRATING or nc-
companyIng any work exceeds two hundred and
my dollars, ElIhil bS awarded to the lowest and best
bidder for the Interests OF the Government, duere
gard being paid TO the execution OF the work, after
due advertisement by the Superintendent Of Public
Printing, under the direction OF the Joint Commit
tee on Printing; provided, tiat the Joint Committee
on Public Printing be authorized to empower the
Superintendent Of Public Printing TO make immedi.
ate contracts for engraving, whenever In their opln-
ion the cXiSancle, OF the public service Will not 1us-
tfy waiting for advertisement and award" 10
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..
Be u enacted By The Senate and House Of Represent-
diires Of the Uaited &dfei Of Am1icd IN (onore,s
no assembled, .....
That the privileges or the oct or May thirticth,
eighteen hundred and sixty.twO. entitled IAN act
20 reduce the expenses OF the survey and sale OF the
public lands IN the United States" be md the same
arr hereby extended 10 Colorado: md the proviso
Of the first section Of the act approved June second,
eighteen hundred and SiSty-two, entitled AN act
10 establish q land ofice In the Territory OF COlora-
do, and for other purposes" Is hereby repealed.
Sec, 2. And be Il further enacted, That nothing In
the act Of Congress approved March twenty-seycn.
eighteen hundred and nny.ionr, entitled A act
for the relief Of settlers on land reserved for railroad
purdoses," shall be construed 10 relieve such settlers
nom the obligation to file the proper notices OF their
claims, US in other cases. and aii clalmants OF pre-
cmpti0n rights shall hereafter, when no shorter pc
Rod Of time Is now prescribed BY law, mako the
proper proof and payment for the lands claimed.
within eighteen months after the date prescribed for
filing their dcclarutory notices shall have expired
provided. that where said date shall have elapsed
before the passage Of this act, said prs-emptors shall
have one year after the passage hereof In which to
make such proof and payment.