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DIR. DUP0NCo's GOLDEN PERI

mr. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERI
Il oDICAL PILLS, FOR FEMALES.-They
never fall, and may be depended upon in every
case where the monthly flow has been obstructcd
by cold or disease. DUPoNco's GOLDEN Pills
prepared for married ladies'. Alady writes: WDI.
ponco's Golden Pills relieved me in ono day"
The GENUINE arc put up in LARGE (wHITE)
BOXES containing double quantity OF Pills, and
upon each box you will find my "Private REEVE.
nue. stamp Upon the stamp sec the words
Genuine.
Fulland explicit directions accompany each
Sold in Wheeling by EDMUND BOOKING,
Druggist
LADIRSl by sending him 800 through the
Wheeling Post 0filcc, can have the pills sent by
mail, to any part Of tho country, Free Of Postage
s. D. HOWE,
oclS Sole Proprietor, New York.
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THE boys at Fairview, Hancock coun.
ty, go roundtowh Of evenings yelling like
Comanches, till all the hitched horses
break their brides and run home. The
Courier calls the practice a nuisance" and
asks for its abatement.
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THE Baltimore & Ohio Railway Com.
pany Is building at Grafton an elevated
bridge over the track in front of the Graf.
ton House, so that people can pass between
the hotel and the town without crossing
the track. 'sr il.,l-
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
restored: Nervous debility cured. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment Now and remarkable remedies. books
and Circulars sent free In scaled envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
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The Moundsville Reporter says card.
playing and gambling have become yerv
common in certain public place in that
town; that almost any part Of the dav n
knot is gathered there, from small BOYS To
gray.headed sinners; and even some Oft
city fathers have been known to take a
hand, Did the National have such prac.
tices as these in its eye when it recently
gave Moundsville such a prohne name ?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-22

HORACE GREELEY refuses positively to
sign tho call for the meeting Of The Ma
tional Republican Convention, on the
ground that he wants to be independent
IN action, and not bound by tho Conven-
tom Washington Star. -
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TnEM Oundsvillo Reporter says daugh.
ter Of JACKSON CARornERs Of that town
recently had one Of her eyes severely
burned with hot poker in the hands Of a
younger sister.
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best In The World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and Instantane.
Gus. No disappointment NORIdiculOus Tints,
no unpleasant OdOr. The genuine W. A. Batch.
elor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDiATELY a
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does NOT
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, son
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold ~ all Druggists. Factory 1G Bond street,
New YORK. iaDq7pndGw
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r EA & PERKINS, SAUCE.-PRO.
IL NoUNCRD by connolsseurs
"TLLE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
It improves appetite and digestion, and 1t is
We arc directed by Mcssrs. Lee d PERKINS TO
prosecute all parties making or vending counter.
fcits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
augl4eod Agents, New York.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH

VIII be given 10 the proper authorities on behalf
Of the poor OF Wheeling, should tho Six Thou.
sand Tickets DO disposed Of.
WEEKLY REMITrANCEs WILL M DEPOSITED at
the Bank OF Wheeling for that purpose. The
DnAwNG will last from January q to March %,
1871. jan20
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4 MILLION IN THE FIELD!

Yes, million of mon, to say nothing Of the
ladies, know by experience that
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
produces shades of color that seem to have been
brought ont by nature herself. They know, too,
that 1t Is free from all injurious matter, because
they have used 1t for years, and thus tested It by
process more certain than even chemical analy.
sis Itself. In fact, the daily experience Of multi.
tudes Of both sexes, confirms the declaration oil
the first analytical chemist In America, that the
Excelsior dye contains "nothing dcleterious to
health" Agood dressing should be used after
the dying, and the best is
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERYATIvB.
jan9d&w
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New advertisements
A TTENTION. sIR KNIGHTS /

A stated meeting OF WHEELING COAlhlAil.
DBRlE No, /, will be held Of the Malohic Tenn
PIE, Of O'Clock, this evening. A fun and prompt
attendance is desired.
jana O.S, LONG, &C.
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PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COL
l.. LEGE-PlTTSBURGH Pa.
Pleasantly located on Fifth avenue, in tho
suburban portion OF the city; reached by Penn.
sylyRniA Railroad or Oakland Street Railway;
oilers the very best educational advantages and
begins February LIST. For particulars, address
JAn90 REV. JAS. BLACK, DID, PrGs't
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WHEELING ToWBoAT AND
W. BARGE CoMPANY.-T annual meet.
ing OF me stockholders OF this Company, and
at the office OF the Company, % Water street,
city oil Wheeling, on Tuesday, the 23d day Of Jan.
jAni5M WIN, N. LIST. Sec'y.
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ESPECI.ALTIES
q FOR G EN- TLEMEN.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed In the Post o0lce at Wheeling on
Monday, January %, 1879. T.,
TO obtain anyoi tho following, the applicant
will please cali for advertised letters, giving the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-22

FOR rem THE STORE ~
RSSS sSS .s IA, Hess
Market, between John and Quincy streets. In
quire at the premiges. Stock 10 be closed ont by
Anril lst. Call and sec. iapb
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES or NEw EMBELLISHMENTS
jar COOKS 4 90, bankers, buy and sell for.
eisn exchange.
LATfNfnn 4 OLnARY, auouonoers' VIII sell, on
Iuesday, NAV II, a. ~ oeiook' a. m.i ~ NO w
Eleventh street. between PennsJivania avenue
and 2 street, q superior lot Of household furni.
tore.
WV. WootRioH, Of New York, Will lecture
this evening,
SECONDHAND plate glass for sale at y. ID.
oillman's.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
GEORGETOwN AFFAIRS.

The OAEAL.-qeorEu Waters received yeslor
day per canal 600 barrels OF cement
GRkIE SALEs.-The sales yesterday OF graIr
were 1900 bushels Of white and yellow corn 81
70 cents for white and IS cents for yellow,
FISH MARHKr.--The sales at tho fsh.markel
wharf yesterday were $50 shad at from az /,
tiS POT hundred and co., 900 herring at from a. 8
TO ta.b0per thousand.
tbs RtvER.-Arrived, schooner William Al
len, from New York, with 1900 bushols ii
wheat TOR y. Il Shoemaker a 90, George shoe
maker rnd W. H. Tonny Sons, and yuan
tiiy Of powder for Cropley Sons.
FuNERAL or JuDoE DuEL0r.-The funeral Of
the late Judge James Dunlop took place yestor.
day morning, from his late residence, cOrner Of
DAY and WAshiDEtOn etreotS, and was attended
BY the Oldest InhAbltants' Association and the
Bar Association. Religious services were held
At tho house, after which the remains, which
were inoAaod In handsome caskot, Were borne
TO the hearse by the following gentlemen, who
acted as pall-boarofB; James NJ. Carlisle, Prof.
Samuel Taylor, John q. worthlnEton, Josiah
Dent, Hon. Samuel J. Randall, w, IL, MeFTick,
u. Robinson, aud Charles Forrest The remains
were Inferred at Oak Hin cemetery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

Mr.. Z. Koonos, secretary Of the Economical
Building Association, at the fourth annual
meeting Of the association presented the follow.
Ing annual report, showing the receipts during
The year t4s,9i5Ts, ttis 81 account dues, as.
1890 advances, and t2O,505.35 repaid on mn
sharoaD Disbursements same as receipts, in.
Guiding 5000 80 loaned on 2el shares, eiO MS 81
paid on lTb shares withdrawn. The advance &C.
count shows that during the year t3o, o23 % were
advanced on 2ol shares, making tho total
amount advanced since organization OF elee,.
isT.50 on 1907 shares. Amount OF loans paid
back last year, kJT,2To.1S on 5Il shares, MAKING
the total paid back In four years CIV, $50 rs on
SIS shares. Amount Of loans outstanding, ksI,.
3o7.15, from which monthly dues on 1855 shares
for four years being deducted, the amoun t In
hands Of stockholders 10 shown at tlo,TIT,T6
The assets are t5s,51T. The total number OF
shares subscribed were q, 1884, OF which To2 have
been Withdrawn or cancelled, and l,oOI adj
Vanced on, leaving Ts5 unsold and 40 on which
advances arc being paid. The present value Of
each unsold share is s7Ab5, and average sales
during tho year 81 per cent The following
ofheors were elected; q, II. Plant, PRESIDENT
James Fraser, Woe president; L. kOOnes, score
taryi Thomas Hyde, treasurer; 7. u. PenIokS,
Lewis Clephane, r. W, Bruh, N. W. BurcheII,
A. j. Joyce, q. W. darkness, p. s. Garrett.
son, John MckeOn and W. J. Miller, directors
At the fifty.iflh meeting Of the Washington
Cooperative Building Association, over 5000
was sold at premium Of 20 to 10 per cent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

b. II. Warner, will sell, at s: 30 o'clock, LOT,
a. to 81 inclusive. - ''''
Also, at o'clock, in frunt Of tho premises, 10,
II, In square ia situated on Twelfth street
between 7 and U northwest and Improved IN
tMo-1tory MAnsard roof brick residence.
W. u Wall 4 o., will sell at ~ O'Clock
m AZ No lt1 flfth street, corner Of II street
northwest, q lot Of household furniture,
Also Al 10 oielock tina enIira eon,.,,. 90,
house No $40 Twelfth street northwest, consIs.
ting Of walnut parlor and chamber suites,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

a meeting, Of the property, holders Of the
sehool.house last night for the purpose Of nomi.
mating a man and appointing a COMMITTEES q
urge his appointment before the Board OF Public
trict. Timothy Costello called the msetlng 10
order. Patrick Hogan was elected Chairman
and stephen Tally, secretary. Mr.. Fitzgerald
stated the object OF the Meeting, and after con.
next Monday evening, Ut 1880 p. m, In order "a
give all property-holders an Opportunity 70 at.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

Mrs. Esther A. Routt, wife OF Hon. John l..
hoatt Second Assistant Postmaster General,
residence on street. But few weeks since
this excellent lady, then in feeble health, &C.
eomPanied her husband from Bloomington, I'LL,
benenelal. Tho hopeful antieipations, however,
OF tond family have failed, and she has calmly
entered Into her rest The remains, accom-.
panied BY the bereayed family and other friends,
ieit this city for Bloomington, by the $40 train
last evening where the inteTment will take place
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

men, they must not forget the old flag
and tho tried leader, General Grant, and that
~ The present. mist and mystery Of politics they
.hon,o keep their ego upon the great captain
dsorss Il Downing then made e y .hott speech,
who referred 70 The bills now pending IN Don.
gresg-the eiytlTights and the school bills, The
hrst YES Of the greatest Importance and with
the name The principles Of the bill were
sanctioned and aanotlhed by ages. They Rlve
alike and demand alike, without regard to race
when Mr. IAngstou had concluded, the fol.
lowing resolutions were read and unanimously
Rssoipsd, That InAsmuch as the Republican
party has prolesscd years ago 70 recognise the
equality Of all men before the law, and holds
that Il Is the duty Of the Government In deal.
Ing with The people, to msts ont equal and
color, or without regard 10 previous coalition
Of seryltude, and as the party professes friend.
ship for Us as the oppressed, and As u has The
above rights We call on IL TO demonstrate rs
consistency BY such appropriate Legislation be.
| fore the adjournment o. Congress a. shall not
permit US TO DO outraged, TO be unlustly dealtby
In public schools or by common carriers, In Inns
and In the constitution Of juries on account Of
our race and color, and as u Is contrary to the
spirit and Letter q the supreme law Of the land
Rstoivsd, That the Republican party owes 10
Us devoted Adherents, owes II 70 coming genera.
lions, owes II 70 broad humanity, the prompt
and uncquivocal discharge Of that duty which
It's power and It's opportunity makes imperative,
and FOR the neglect Of which no excuse can sui.
noe-the duty Of securing and putting beyond
all oavil and question the sacred ness and dignity
Of American eltiHenshlp, and that the immediate
and pressing demand Of this hour for equality
Of civil rights 70 all the citizens Of the republic
cannot be eyaded, ought not to be delayed and
should not be refused.
R,,Olgsd, That 4 there be State paper to
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

The annual opening and May festival of the
Washington SohuetEen Vorein will tAko place
enth street. where the lovers 6f the sports
offered on these occasions will have an onpOr.
tunlty 70 enjoy themselves 10 their hearts con.
tent. During the interval Of the festivals the
park has been put In thorough order, and every
laelllty has boon added to mako this yoarfs
pleasures an ontlre suoVess.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

Deteetiye MoDeyiu and Olacer Drain last
Reed upon the charge Of having broken into me
house OF MI. Rose, No, llio Tenth street, yes.
teIdAY morning, and doing considerable damage
MT. Ohurch, corner OF Eleventh GtreSl And
MArylAnd Avenue, on the same day, and robbed
THIS gentleman OF a sum OF money, a knife and
a coat Trey were locked up At heAdquar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

POLlCR.
POLICE COuRT-Judge SnSiL-This court was
sngag cd AZ follows yoSterdayi
The sYLvEsTER CASE.
Dr. ooorge Sylvester, charged with keeping
bawdy house At tho corner Of Massachusetts, ave.
nue. and Tenth street, was taken up, and a mo.
ton made by Mr.. Uloss, for the government, to
postpone IN order to bring testimony TO Tehut
the testimony for defence. Mr.. Williams OBJ.
iected, and asked decision at once. The Judge
nned the accused 800. An appeal was taken
SMALL CASTS.
Charles Nelson, boisterous language, iincd IS.
John w. Elliott carrying q slunE shot, fined
~. Price Russell, carrying q pistol n ned t2o
u. W. Hal, obstructing tho Sidewalk with
boxes, fined ~. sarah Robinson, Indecent Ian
guAgo, nnod a. Sarah Robinson, assault on
Mary haag, fnsd tio and costs, Randall and
Betsey johnson, assault on Melinda Dade, con.
tinued. Ell Hill, colorcd, threats Of violence 10
his vile, bond. In the sum Of 400 10 keep the
peace. Price Russell, William Holmes, William
Lee, and jim Newton, sneak thieves, larceny Of
carpet from Nathan W. Massey, one year each
In the reform school, Watson ureeI, stealing
two hAlters, fued $40. John Berry, assault on
james Graham, tined ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

4, The wood 70 be mo!yhGutA5ls had wood. Tho An.
lhraoto Goal 70 DO Of the bogt Whts Ash. and froa
from bons, dust and ether lmpuritiea ali 10 be In.
,psSsd prior % reception by The Unitsd sAto4 The
o. tha folloNinE named stAtionf at gnoh tines and 10
such quantities AZ the Acting Assistant QuaFtsrnAs.
era there.t may direct, via Fort Monroe, Va tori
foote, Nd, Port Waahington, Nd, AID tort Nc.
Henri, Nd " baltimore, Nd, At such times and
places and Ia such quAnttea AZ The Aotng Assistant
oqaHeEmAateT tharSat may direct,
The Wood and Coal tor The HstsuL oensleIies 70
tue buperiutsndonts Al each Of The CsmeteEles may
respectively doalro,
Form 81 Sd vii DO hiTnlhhod on application 70 this
once, a. yell a. any addh2Hh !niggm,ii91 gsgalEsd
bY those dealIlnR to bid. HENRY q, HODuEb,
Major aud onaTtorma0tsr N. n. A, Chisf Quarter.
master rhifd dlslTiots Department Of the last.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

Messrs. Latlmor and Cloary, auctloneors, have
recently sold tie following real estate; Part lot
], In square west Of square tsl and improve
ments, consisting Of q two.s story frame dwelling,
being on the north side Of Massac husotts ave,
nue., between Sixth and Seventh streets north.
west, TO DR.. $. J. BorlAnd, for tl,ssS. South %
throe- story brick dwelling, situated On the east
side OF Filth street, between l. and NJ streets
northwest, to A. Sohucking, for ~ 900. Part
lot o In square go, and Improvements, two
tween First street and New Jersey avenue
north invest, 10 John W. Dick, for $500. PaFts
lots 10 and II, In SQUARE tsl, improved by 3 neat
two.stoIy frame dwelling, situated on fifth
q. MangAp, for tl,SoS, To q. d. Church, for 81
conts per square foot lots aud I, In square $50,
containing ESQ square feet, amounting 70
taOJ2, being on tho corner Of Eighth and y
streets, tlslAnd.) Lot IS, square SIS, improved
BY brick house, aud situated on Tenth street,
between NJ and N streets northwest, TO J. W.
Wright, for y2,tT5. To Nicholas Acker, lot .,
square 30, (Fourteenth street above state DE.
ssns p.r SSSSaa US ufs re-: iS ssO
Of lot 10, square 263, 90 street, between Thir.
teenth and Fourteenth streets northWest) with
Improvements tbrick dwelling house and large
tSl2S. Lot 2 square 500, and improvements
situated on q street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets northwest 10 John 5. Lehman Tor Oh, fOO
Lots and 10, square 800, north side Of u street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest,
Cook and Burgess at 80 oents-s1, 200. Lot 2 Ia
Brents subdivision OF square 60, Eighth street.
between z and Rhode Island Syon1o, contain
log 100 square ioet, 70 John II. Merlllat for
1881, or 20 cents square foot. Lot TO- same,
containing l'T5TlS square feet, TO Jno, IA. Wager,
at % cents . square foOt--t6J2 TO- and tho north
20 teet OF lot IL 10 square soI, sixth street east
between and Il streets north, containing 4, OtO
squAFe fOOt-flJlJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

4 dead iniant WAS sound yesterday morning
" me canal, near the railroad depot by Lieut.
heuys men DR.. HartlBan was summoned,
". deemed u unnecessary 10 hold an Inquest
no marks Of violence having been found. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

Inspector General Gatohel reports the foIIoy,.
Ing aFTiyalE rs 900 herring selling ii from n ID
ttpor thousandi 900 shad, selling al from a
TO ti2 per hundred 900 punches nah, selling N
from - 10 ~ cents per bunch; o HturrOon' All
lag ~ from - % 10 70 each 10000 hard olams
800 do1on shell crabs. Condemned, rs bugheiH
oyHtRrF, Market very dull.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

LiGhtinH strest Lamps by hIcaus Of Eisc.
trieIly.
An Important bin was yesterday introduced
In the Htuss Of Dslegatee BY ltr. Davis which
Of lighting And eTtlnsuishing street lamps By
means Of Slsvtricity, patented BY Dr. John Van.
sant, Of San Franoisoo,
attended With many q adyarltaess the greatest
o. which u the expsnse-ln this city amounting
70 twenty n thirty thousand dollars annually
ior NE hoor alonei and tho want Of better
and less erpenolve mode has given birth 10
numerous inventions, all Of which have hereto.
lore, unfortunately, proven failures when put
70 an actual pfaetlcal test Or. vansant has
and, avoiding the errors and mistakes which
prevented thqlr Eucoeag, has perfected an inyen.
ton whleh, itis believed, from the experiments
viii certainly light the whoIs Of an immsnse
city almost Enthusiastically,
This plan 70 20 simple that any one eau IN.
can be worked forever without additionpI sy.
pense and without liability 70 injury. II may
also DO applied to any additional number o.
lamps that may be erected-lightins and extln.
Ealsnipg ~ tsouaand as efeotually and rapidly
It's advantages are that II will enable the city
70 be llghtet Al once, and 70 DO lighted at any
Of gas, and that II will save the entire cost Of
the labor nov employed 10 light the lamps. In.
deed, pr. Yantaht claims that in these two
items OF saving the District can pay for tho firHl
outlay Of iniroduclng his plan 10 two years,
leaving the cost OF Zig htlng the streets theroai
ter moro baRatelio.
The invention has boon submitted 10 various
tests, and has Invariably worked suocessiaiiy
/ II has also been examined by many scientific
gentlemen, who have without exception ad
itisio bs hoped that the Legislative Assem-.
| bly, will authorize the test provided for In ths
Dill, and thus be tho nrst 10 Introduce and apply
thns n.n, an M uonaerIai proeess.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

The game Of yesterday between The Hay.
makers, Of Troy New York, and tho Olymplcs,
o. this city, resulted In very disastrous defeat
ance with the Blue StockinRs, and aithJtiTh 4
good neld, displayed little strength al tho bal,
But this weakness will doubtless BE- remsdiei,
as ne entered the game without having any
practice this season. The visiting nine feldeI
like clock work, and had few errors eharReabIo
70 their account. Their batting Was terTifc
and y was only by tho prompt handling oil the
down. ZettllnB pitching was eIceedinRty
bothefsome Tor our boys, who failed 10 score a
run up 70 the seventh innings. Allison has In.
proved considerably on bis oatebinR OF last year,
And seems 70 play as we'll ~ when with the ON.
einnat nine Davy Force was excellent in he
short stop position, and maintained the reputa.
tion which he made In tho Olympic nine THE
following Is the score by innings:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

ths la f' " - W
s. That in the case Of minor Il should be
Mani 81 tbn civ wv 49, '''
us Tbs al ,s .no yss ord,,.d IN n, ,,tn,.d
''p''' W.. O'Ue.el " y P''"''D'
Di..r,ot npprep.is,en.
~ ~ on ~
u Mip.y hn,sneu .ne ,uhd ", ~ e
o nnu y 70 ,ng .n 10y ,S "a
hinonk me ltem i,, ~ ,h We ii n,Nlng o. 70.
st,nct a nav iron bsidge ovrr ths pots,n,c yivst
In paeo OF The od chain bridge 0iO0 ooo; 10 erect
an eouestrian statue oT OoneraI Hcott IN Seott
sauare' 40 COO; Tor The Mstropoiitsn poes force.
sjoJ soo for the iovernment hoSpltal for the
insane, SiTSooo; for the Columbia fnStitute Tor
ne Dsf and PS%S S ,S5 ss 0SlS%S HS
ssl 6oo Tor the pu 10 Of ne building and FORTY
thousand feet o. ground now occupied By that
Institution; for the National soidisfs and Sail.
he eate And medical tTestment Of inty iran.
sIent paupsrE, si2 900, for The smiihSonisn In.
stitution, $4,000, -
FoT me Wilmington aaueduot For dwellings
for kespers Of tho watef. gatss. tl,boc, oomplot
ing the parapets Of Cabin John bridge and
Ssa Tu .p soSnSs,ns ~ ersst All
OF inc Potomac Win the reservoirs ami with the
once IN Washington- ~ hoo. malntAnance. in.
Guiding mporintsndenco, salaries % Eats.koep-
era and general repairs, 1isooe comp lctiag tie
nsrsssary eSeayati5n ol distributing Tcscryolr,
al Sso, tsr1,Shins and iayins a cas,-ircn pipc
four feet IN diameter from the central gate house
10 the eiTiuent Rato-bouse, AL p3l; purchase Of
land FOR roSd from INC Clr,st fell, 10 conduit
road Al 49,; and All the foregoing appropriations
Tor tho service Of the wAshlnfton aque1uct are
hereby .sd g.! available immsdiAt'ly upon the
Ropairs, caro- aud Improvement Of public.
bulIdsngs, grounds and WsfSs in The District Of
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garden and lodges in public grounds 900. For
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