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PAINTS, OILS, Gc.
VNO ONSUMERS OF OILS FOR
4 MACHINERY.
A s1ylrg guaranteed by The use Of

A sarirg gllari1tcclby the use or
THE VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM.
LUBRICATlSG OIL,
suitable for slow or rapid machinery or every de.
scription; free from all impurities; warranted not
To- heat or gum. -
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by US
differs fronl all 0thtr LULricatin9 Oils sold Ia ls
muTGT. VIC are the sole agents here for the VIZ
gnia Natural Petroleum Lnbrtcatins Oh, every bar
rel Of Which sold by Us bearing our brand linus !:
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubrcafing On, fur-
cell. Laid 4 Co.. Agents, Richmond. Va"
There are plenty Of so-called Labr1catlng OILS
offered under The lure OF low prices; they are worth
less aud positive injury to machinery, as nne ia
their use will TILL A good lubrlcatlng OIL, such as
the VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LIZ
BRICATING OIL, Is u positive economy, prevent.
ing heating. cumming, and consequent JarrlnB ana
wesring OF the machinery--a saving OF power ana
guh I'm speed Purchasers will bear In fnind th5t
Is not alone sufficient to procure natnra! petro
ieum;" It must be Of the proper specific grafstny,
ike the Virginia Natural Petroleum. LutTicLing
OF and ike II undergo the process 9 pur,ncdtton
,rffh0M chemicals, and be rendered ehnrcIy JTca
from 1rn or gum. This oil Is not affected Dy ea.
trenes Of temperature standing alike beat or Golu.
II is In a word, the CHEAPEST OIL, ana c1inDines
more OF the requisites OF good luhricator than any
oil offered IN this market. o,.o,-
Orders addressed 10 Will receive prompt alteu.
uon aud be shipped in good tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD CO, Drnsgdtse,
fc I5-3m flchnipha' ID
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SURRENDERED HIMsELF.-Mr. Stanley CALI
more, who, Il few months ago, in 4 difficulty
with Mr.. David Collier struck the latter with
II maui, causing death, calnc in Oh Tuesday
night last, and on Wednesday morning sur
rendered himself to the proper authorities for
trial. He was bailcd in the sum Of 81 600
for his appearance at the next term of olir
county cOuit.-C Gf7oN NerS.
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A telegram has been received in New York
from Mobile SITTING that an abrupt tcrlnina-
ton has been put to the brilliant racing ca
reer Of Helmbold, the famous racer, by the
giving way Of tie middle tendon in one Of
the torelegs Of the animal.
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DEB,

In Manchester. Yesterday. nj o'clock 4. NJ :.
Mrs. MARY Y. TACGliAM. Of congestion OF the
brain III the fort y-eightll year If her age leaving
I.e children with many friends 10 mourn their loss.
The funeral will take place ut Ar latc residence on
Tie relatives and friends Of the family requested
IL attend.
IN Ibis city. on Wednesday morning, tic :lst III
St.nt. Mrs. MARIA T.. GRETTER. wife Of George
u. Grc,t"r. in The Iifty-SiNtl Hclr Of her aye.
TIE funeral will take place from the FIRST Pre'by-
tcrinu church THIS (Thurs'iayl AFTERNOON.
tcrunry ed at half-past O'Clock.
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TIE Doc TAx.-The loss Of the bill in the
House of Delegates taxing DOS is just what
might have been expected. Now let them
piss iil! taxing shccp.-LpchJug Nelcs.
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- n;nY DO we poar our hard-carned, sweat.

~ Finally. have the necks OF our people
,,,,., sore under tho yoke Of private debt
,.,,,.,, Of the funding bill? No, sir; repeal
=. I'm and where will bc the relief: It
~ o,r l.? felt. VIII the laltry reduction
.,r-n I,cr cent. prove final cure-ali! Your
,;,.f viii not be even convalosccnt, You
No, struck al the root Of the disease. and
..r. - we'll deceive 4 conSumptive by pre-
.., .trr, for sore throat. Private debt is the
.,..,, i,trdrt = under which we @roau and
Il i, mol the few dollars We pay to
h;it the thousands We owe our neigh
49,. rriyata debt >thc inSatiatc tapc-worm
.i..gur in The nowcl> OF this people, and
,..nw.t-. season after season, year alter
90 r>.ry round Of meat. every seed Of
....t, very grain Of corn. gathered 10y our
.a. hands. No wonder the people are
....,~,rnPl-no Woudcr they cry with
49, vance, "rclicc. rc!icf...' when they see
~. ,.r}I> CROWN. poorer and poorer. BE-
......,lannry which SHOULD hc spent for
...,. i yr,llr~s..y catcn up by mortgages.
%. ...,. ;arir c!ilLcru growing up i'll igno-
. n....f,.c the money 10 educate is 60
inf, trt,mcut oi judgments. they SEE
:, families turacd ont hcg@ars from
..,.., u@u>;uns which for generations have
..,.,,. :nrn. son succeeding sire.
y wonder they CRY relief. They need ii.
.a,"I have ali that il i possible OF
m. - give: hut there j. 10 rrnci III
.....s, ~ This bill. Til" people have been
.f >u...!tn relieve the people l.!
.gr INK own pay 70 four dollars. |
+, r,.,yr HE people by limiting the
..,rf fiji, legislature. and having given
4 .,frttY, AM
...,v for tHcir di>trn>>rs, am prepared
,r,r TN; the coUpon feature 81 this
..,,,r IN. ,...f,,..l,,a. and that il they could
,,.viI ryI~riru;~ no relief from il.
.,.., l,,.!,.9y The Il. IS per head, but II
MN. The thousands owed one 10 an
H.. may (n,,,rlr Gyr cents upon the
500, + win uog lin one inch those
,,I,i..t, lil:c = dense md brwilIrr-
...,.l~-t;G. .hi, uuhanuy land.
49,. ,,,.,di,r,.i;l ,h,t : hurfiuor-
~, 49, a'1.,;,,,,.,I ,J.,non ~ I,.,,i..
80 ''''.' . I.;r.,;r,I .,,, !,
;,,,l,,, .',..,.;,'.,',. ,,,d I,,y,,.
....i I,,., .n,., ~ E,,I~.oth.,,
- I .,.:,,,[ - ,,,.,i.,. , ..r;m r,.,i..
- E,l.,,. .c,,t;,r,.,t IA ,l,,.
"'' ,.ii -,,Io,,I.,,;,,,, ,I,lL,.-
81, Is,... I,,r1r,i. r,1,',tt, nj of the
-, ':.',..l,j ,,'f ,,,r,r.tv1,~ ,hn losses Of
,''>I,', ,,',.;,,. n,,, honn. f,r IN,
.~' ..ni,.i,I =, IN ,id.S ,i,a, orr
~. 80 ~ f,, ~. .,.i,
:..!o,;., " Who Viii lrin~ 1l,cjr
.':..-'' 49, t,,,. .n9u f,rn,s ami IIcir
.. i'r ~,,. ~ ~ $50" %,c,l t,n,, " orr tr1,c
..S =; ova ~ ;m,;,n,;nr M,
'r'.;:.'fn, TIr star. shoul1 hr
MA, viii rc,-.rJ n,,r nro,n;>.
'... ,'., ,r',r ~ our ,rr~,,H-ch;l-
'...,'. s,a ~,,,n Lrc,%s h.,,s now
... ON -. cream. ,,u,, hv i.rrakinr
En - , ,"nn nnr,, ,,nyir,rd i, aIways
.......I W. i,rnorr the contract of or
WIN orr children deal more trudcyIy
... ,.,,., = ,rr;;,n contrary. coming LeriS-
..... viii a.,.,n,.r,rryd tli, muui,irpn,,. Of
.,.G.. mad d,,.'.,r,. IN, b,uaEloldrr ,l>l,-
,,f,i.a. III, MIN, nrr cent AMI ,i.,i
'...ii'.. t,,.,,s-r,,n,inrin,, ,,y,..,,,,,n:
- IT, Il; .l ,
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WOOD AND COAL.

ENGLISH COAL.---This day landing from
L lark Ocean Star, TllIETY TONS ENGLISH
CANNED COAL: also on htnd, = full supply OF
FRANKLIN and BURNSIDE RED ASH EGG
and STOVE. GOALS, which will be sold 1t the lowest
market rates. WRIT ROBERTS,,
il corner Seventeenth and DOCK streets.
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MILLINERY.

HEADQUARTERS TOBACCO TRADE
IL FRICHMOND, virginia.. b. BLAND
Il CO, wholesale dealers in VIRGINIA MANI
FACTtTEED TOBACCO fine and low grade CT
CARS. and POWHATAN PIPES, 1924 Cary
street. Richmond, Virginia. II.
Fine SUS-CURED LEAF bought to order.
Agents for PILKlST0N'S. DIVERS. CHILD
REY'S, MAYO'S. and LYONS CELEBRATED
TOBACCOS.
Any brand In Richmond can he sold by Us lower
than in any ether market. Call and examine the
finest stock of Cit;AR rs In the city. fe Il
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Exciting Scene.

In the United States Senate on Tuesday.
Mr. Morton charged that the town vi Mcr!-
dian. Miss, was Il kukiuX community, when
IN AGED man i'll tn" gallery cried out, " 1t i
not true and WAS removed with difficulty,
cyclailuine. lit is not true: hc shall not sly
what is not true TO end the confusion,
the Sen ate went into executive session.
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DEFEAT OF TIE DOG LAw.-fhc Senate bill
to tax the worthless ours OF the State has
been defeated III the House Of Delegates by a
vote Of - for 10 - against it. so it seems
the greatest rcljcl.!ncasllrc Cor tlc taxpayers
that has been proposed during the present
session has been denied them. And yet we
venture the opinion that there is not Il single
member Of the Legislature who is not fully
satisfied in his own mind that millions Of dol
lars are annually lost 10 the state for the want
o; proper protection to sheep hushandry.
Would that our legislators were blessed with
more indcpcndencc.-N ythcrst!c Enterprise.
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ROBIN ADAIa.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES English capitalists
iiavr arrived i'll the city within the last few
days designing to locate amongst Us, but they
have been generally deferred from attcnptin"
negotiations Ter property by reason al the
rxorbi!ant prices asked They claim that
land or W;ttcr-poWcr can be bought anywhere
else in thc South cheaper than here. and are
gradually arriving at the conclusion that
Lync!liErg does not want immigration. We
regret that this is 50, believing that inca|cu-
Liable injury may he done this city and COM
N!nity hy the cXorbif%nt prices asked for pro-
perry. 1t is Impossible II procure any re-
-rrc!aile nuinhCr Of desirable immigrants
without o!icrn" some nlGcc.ncilts.-+L yRci-
hlTg Republican.
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FURNITURE, &c.

T1HE CHEAPEST HOMEMADE
L AND OTHER FURNITURE
can be bought &C Arthur KOOSEfS wsre,
rooms, Governor and Franklin streets. Bc1utl1l
Walnut Parlor and Chamber Sets, Mattresses, Hoi-
stsrs, and Pillows. A caIi before purchasing else
where Is respectfully solicited. Goods cafeiuHy
packed for shipping. 1eT
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T A GOOD INVESTMENT.
ONE THAT is SURE TO PAY.

BETTER THAN FTyE-TWENTY'S, TEN-FOR.
TVS. OR SEVEN-THIRTY'S, OR EVEN
NORTHERN OR CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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sNsURANCE CgaEPAnrra.

ff zNsURArsCE CsHPArrrs. $780, &c.,
STATEMENT on THE MTT.T 11-11,
Yokk FOR THE YEAR iR RsprAaN n i Ees lHnM
Net assets January l. 1871. "A. ass A, 90
Receipts during tho year--. -
For I R5sa ssd g:;,ts s ss;se =
- 1s,s6ssA II
sS7,ais,os2 %
To Polio Holders
For Chims by Death. =. .se,7cs.7so "a
For Dividends. 2,3e5,425 IL
hunuities matured-
EndovDents and surren-
dered Policies. .......... 1-32i,55s Ai
s7,45s,soo 81
Expenses
For Commissions to
Agents. S5a4,41S 50
For Office and
Law Expenses 5l9,o22 Sc
1,1l3,lss 10
Takes
Amount paid to the diff
lefeHt States............ ltl,l9l 90
s,ss3,iol 16
sls.2el.s7l II
SUMMARY OF INVESTMENTS.
Bonds and Mortgages on property worth
more than double the sum loaned. ,es5 50
United States Stocks. 4.2o5,l0s IS
New York State and City Stocks...... l,0Oo,Ooo 90
New York State Town Bonds. 7o, 900 90
Cash in Bank and Trust Companies, ut '''''o :
interest ssoeoas 50
Balances due from Agents.............. 1873 q
ssa,ecl,5u Ii
Add
Interest accrued sl2,7so o.
Deferred semi-annual and quarterly
Premiums ........................... llc2.4.2 %
Premiums in course of transmission. 1880 81
cost. ....................... sl1,772 81
Gross Assets December Slst, ls7l.... s5ls770s7 90
R. A. McCURDf,,
Eice-President.
J. NJ. STUART,
OF. BREsEE,
General Agent for Southern States.
JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND.
ACTUAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1856, 600.
SURPLUS is TWICE THE REINSURANCE
RESERVE.
RATES MoDERATE-sECUR FIRST CLASS
SolicIts tho custom of all who would promote the
welfare Of our city aud State.
Incorporated 1882. Office No. 1O15 Main street.
WI. COWARDIS, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Jr., Secretary. fe l2-lm
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Dr BREEDEN s. FOX are now re-
ceiviug large aud varied assortment Of EARLY
SPRING GOODS. BREEDEN 6 FOX,
i7-Gt 401 Broad street.
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gTI WILL RECEIVE THIS DAY by
steamer from New York twenty lunches BANA-
Mason consignment. and viii sell them very low.
As this fruit is about the most lealfhfu sold, and
rarity It this season, all In wHnt should call early
80. t.s51NDREW PIZZINI, JR.,
fc 1s-3t s07 Broad street.
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DRY GOODS

BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
SELLING AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK.
SATTEEES nj CSC. worth 81 per yard
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MOHAlls POPLlSS al
Atwood Pi.AID PoPLINS at As and &c.;
FRENCH MERINOS at sac. worth 81 % x,
BLACK HENRIETTA and TAMLSE CLOlH al
JAPNNESE SILKS. all colors and styles;
IRISH POPIISS. all colors, ut Sl.25 worth - per
BLACK vELvETEENs at 81, $l.os. and $3.50, ex-
Excellent STYLES CASSImERES, 81 and up;
TABLE LINENS AT 50, 75c., 81, Sl.25 per YARD;
NAPKINS, TOWELS, QUILTS. and BLANkE Ts;
SIIAWLS. CLOAkS, WATERPROOF SUITS,
SKIRTS. UNDER-NESTS, CORSETS,
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES,
INFANTS DRESSES,
ESBROIDERIES,
RIBBONS,
und numerous other goods AT COST In order tc
make room for SPRING GOODS.
Give us Il call. and secure hargains.
WILLIAM TIIALHLMER SONS,
fel9 No. Col Broad, corner Sixth street.
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TIE ClTY STOCK IN TIE ATLANTIC &IssIs-
arr; AND ONO CoMPANY.--Wc understand
t.at member Of the lar OF tins city has
been authorized, rs attorney for otlcE:partics.
- >lih;nit Il proposition for the purchase OF
:ln cty's stock in Tic Atlantic, Mississippi
a"d Ohio Railroad Company. We did lot
!,r;!, he amount offered or the names Of the
lrrrti"> making it. I, will lie formally Snl-
United in day OF two 10 the Council. Ini>
otter will rroIsbIy bring o:it othcr., and V"
may have lively contest over the matter.
If Inc city consents to part with its stock we
hope that it viii lie only fora biz price,
L,yuchhuJy IirYiRiaa.
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SEW2EG.NACFgSEES.

WANTED. honest southern men and women who
prefer 10 purchase good southern productions rather
than lie swlndled by carrct-Dag humbugs.
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TIE New CGUXTN.--hrom what VIZ learn
from Il gentleman from Giles there is 4 fair
PROSPECT OF obtaining the new county--."om
parts Of Giles, Montgomery, and Cra;@--iI'ith
the county seat 1t Newport. This county viii!
lie 4 Great benefit 10 those making the appli-
CATION. IL, they have long distances to travel
now to reach tie Col!rthou>tS Of Giles and
Craig. it will be L good sized and wealthy
county, taking in some OF the coal-iiclds Of
Mont gomcry, the New River Lotions, Glover
Hollow, and the fir filincd "Aiountain lake !"
of Giles, and the lower Sinking Creek valley
in Craig u yUtcrWe Enterprise.
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~ tlnIiIrt
',,'t ;,,,.'.. ,l,.,..',t ,,,m l,n rxn.,,,t r,,n,
'''t ,,,,,,,, .,,o ,,,.
az "''' ''' 49, d,.l!:. -
"'"i'"' ". 49, ""'.'ni',': .n
|"''..> ~ ''.'l '!''' '.'i'N N'.
tio '',">"lci ~ ~ ;'.,uH :,''CS - ,1I''il
az I'''t'''',l"l VI - '.''U''';5 i'.,''' u',o
l't Din 'A'''i,!'. !" ~" ,':,,S .n'' ";'
t''N III az y. ''H1n ''C' ~ WA"
I'''c "''4i i'H""'" ~ pay
Petitions.
In tlr Emitted states Senate tuesday. Iir.
Lewis presented the leii:ion Of Richard T.
S,l, ct hirl.ivGnd. Va. p:ayiHr indemnity
CIR losses >,l>tan"I during the war: which
was referred to tic Committee on Claims.
lio also presented The petition of William
T.. Wi!.;4m; and Others. citizens az Rich
uiond. Va. praying Indemnity iur losses Sl;s-
tt!nct du!l. tho war: which WAS referred
10 the Committee on l4iIis.
IL tie House. iir. EraEt1n prcacnt,d a
petition CT y0lo.cl cigizcH> OF Virginia. ask
ins that the duty on >;un&c be retained.
Also. Ire petitions Of Richard II. Lee,
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A CASH DIVIDEND OF FROM TEN TO THIRTY
PER CENT. MADE AT THE TIME OF
INVESTMENT
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND IfEsN
PACKET COMPhSY.-The steam s.SEssAkzsszss
ship GEORGE y. UPTON leaves New YORK every
SATURDAY.; leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM 7. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY,; leaves Richmond every
u. BURR, President,
feoo 1914 Main street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
GENERAL NATURE-No. 1c4.1

- iUT amendatory Of an act entitled San act do
nltEZ public lands 10 the several states and Ter
l5oIias VIII eh may provide cseges for the bene-
" q agricultural and mechanical arts, passed
July Ec0rd eighteen hundred and sixty.twO aud
ntts amendatOry thereto.
hc tel,cted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
T. u he Untted States Of ABierica IN COigress as
""ni, That the land granted 10 the state of Ore
g.l, Tor the establishment OF an agricultural col
'le, b, act OF Congress Of July stCOLd eighteen
lh'ifud and sXty-twO, and acts amendatory lhere-
,uay he selected by said state from any lands
WI u said STATE subject 10 homestead or .pre-emp-
i1h entry III der the laws OF the United tates; and
J any case where land IL selected by the State the
lt'" of which is nXed by law at the double mini
i1uin OF two dollars and fifty cents p acre, such
lu shall be counted as double the quantity toward
Bat ing the grant
sac. That any such selections already made by
rr sta re- ard the lists duly fled In the proper dis
a. - lahl-Oiioe, be, and the same are hereby con-
nin,d except so far as they may conflict with any
M'Vt!sU legal right existing ut the passage OF this
DC ir1rided hOoeger, That the State shall not re
Ct more than ninety thousand acres the quantity
w. at dby the act Of July second eighteen hundred
bl1 siNy.twO; PrOUded, atsO That sucn lands shall
hoI - sold by said State for less than two dollars
rnl hlty cents per acre; and where settlement is
u upon the same, preference In all cases shall
L. to actual settlers at the price foriwtch said
land Ihy he offered.
Ap owed, June 4, 1879.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06

Secretary Of tho Treasury shall under sued reeula
lions and with such restrictions as to time and re-
Ienuon tor security or othe wise as he may pre-
scribe, Issue @ duplicate OF such bon d. having ths
same time TO run, besrng like interest az the bond
80 proved 10 have been destroyed or defaccd, and
so marked IS 70 show the original number OF the
bond destroyed and the date thereof FYovid, 4,
Tbat Whtre such destroyed or defaced bonds shall
appear 70 have been OF such class or series as mas
been or may, before such application be called IN
Ior redemption instead Of issuing dupca es there
oI tney snall De paid, with such interest only as
with such call
&c. q That the owner Of such destroyed or de-
! q bond shall surrender theI same, or so much
thereoI as may remain, and shall 1le 10 the treasury
Dond ID penal sum doucle the amount Of said
destroyed or defaced bond and the interest which
would accrue thereon un II the principal thereon is
que que and payable, vi two good and sumo ent sure
iles residents OF the United States to be- approved
BY the Secretary OF the Treasury with Condition
TO indemnify and save harmle the United States
from any claim upon the said destroyed " defaced
bond.
Approved, June l, 1872
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
LGENERAL NAruRK. No. 81 ]

AN ct TO provide for the issue OF bonds in lieu
destroyed or defaced bonds Of the United
enacted By The Senate and House Of Representd-
"v'' ~ te United States Of america IN Congress as
%M"t lh1t whenever It shall appear TO tile Secre-
mls ni the Treasury, by clear and eqnivOcal proof,
ll atg interest-hearing bond OF the United States
Las without bad faith upon the part of the owner,
We zen destroyed, wholly or In part, 30 defaoed as
w. impair lts value 70 the holder, and which bond
wan NC hahuned oy NUMBER and description the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
DISCOVERED.

lures. THE SrANLEY-LIVINGSTONE ESPEDi-
TlON to Africa. Large octave volume, just Issued
Contains Incidents Of the Wonderful Career OF the
Great Traveller tNe Country, Animals, Natives,
Hunting, &C. Full accOunt OF this most Interesting
part the CLONE OUTFIT sSNT FOR 81. Address
UNION PUBLISHING 60, Chicago, ILL.,. Phila-
delphla. Pa or Springfield, Mass. dec2 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
LGENEnAL NArune-No. ai. n


AN ACT authorizing the survey ard marking OF the
boundary uetween the territory OF the United
states and the possessions of Great Britain, from
the Lake OF tue Woods TO the summit Of the
| Rocky Mountains
BE Il enacted By he Sen b and House Of Rspressa1a
tues Of the United States Of AEHeftga Congress a
sembted, That the President OF the United states
by aud with the advice andlcOnsent OF the Senate
be, and he Is hereby authOrz TO cooperate with
the government Of Great Britain ia The appOint.
ment OF Joint commi siUn, In accordance With the
plan AID estimates OF Brlgadier General A A Hum
phreys, Chief Of Engineers, submitted November
twenty.third eighteen hundred aid seventy, for
determining the boundary line between the United
states and the British possessions, between the
La OF the Woods and the Rocky Mountains: pro-
Vidse, hOtreUeT, at engineers in the regular q, r.
vice OF the United Stites shall be empl yed exclu-
lVey as engineers 10 the performance vi the duties
contemplated by this act. without any addition i
salary, and the Secretary OF Warts hereby directed
% make the necessary details OF engineers for that
purpose '....I
SIC. y That nifty thousand dollars or so much
thereOf as may be req ited, be, and the same 10
hereby, appropriated out Of any money In the treas
nry not otherwise appropriated, to carry into effect
the object OF said Join commission.
Approved, March 1e, 1879.
GENERAL NATURE, No 100
AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled aAn act 10 estab.
lish and protect national cemeteries" approved
February twenty second, eighteen hundred and
BiXty-Beyen.
Be enacted By the Senate and Bouse Of Repres ta-
tires Of UneSed States Of AmeTioa ~ C0ngTess as
embd, That from aud after the passage Of this act
the servc OF the United States, who may die in a
destitute condition, lha be allowed burial in the
national cemeteries Of the Uni ed States.
Approved June !, 1872.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06
oFFIoIAL,
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES
passed at ths Secont Session Of the Rorty.secoi
Congress.
LoEnERAL NATuRE. No. an.

11ssed az He beo0E nes8IOh y Ws F0TEy-sec0nd
Congress-
GENERAL NATURE, No. 80l
AN ACT 10 amend section thirty-aye OF an act en-.
titled ian aot 70 reduce internal taxes, aud for
ether pup ises."
Re II enacted bg he aendti and HOUSE Of pressnfa
,rs Of the United States Of America IN OOgress a.
.Smbled That the privileges Of act entitled "a n
art TO r4dude Internal taxea and for ther purs
nosps approve July fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy, be- and are hereby, extended 70 the
mort Of Pittsburgh, IN the State of Pennsylyania,
with the same effect II II had been ins rtcd in the
thirty-nfth section OF said act.
Approved, March 1s, lsT2
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-06

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