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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13
BOARD or HEALTH.
Pr.veutIen Of the spread Of smallpox Dls-
nn.nh.1hn NIahI soil NnraIlnn.

Pr.xeutIen oT the spread Of smallpox Dls-
ra-.rd-The Might soil 0urSIian.
The Rnari Of Health met last night At their
rooms, No 1855 4 street; Mr.. John Mafbury, IT,,
Tbe committee To whom was charged the work
Of preparing rules, orders, aud regulations Tot
tho prevention Of the spread OF smallpox sub.
mIttsd lengthy report; which was adopted and
ordered 10 lie forwarded to tho Governor Tor his
approval: ,.,.n,.0, or sounds Sc. reported
that during the two weeka ending yesterday
"a punches 1t small hsh, and two lturBe0nsi $50
animals had been impOunded, Of which number
n had been sold at public sale
Tho health OtficsT reported two cases OF small.
pox as having been reported To him since tho
last report ,, r., A.,
Hoard Of PHblic Works granting the board Ut
Health the use Of tho WhaTVes On q street
northwest and street southeast.
Upon motion, the health O1ieef was directeh
20 waIt upon the Gnyernur aud request the dis.
placement OF Mr.. Nicholson, superintendent Of
gaTbagemasteTs, owing To bis lncOmpeteney 10
The sanitary police committee made partial
report 10 regard to the shipment OF night sol'r
and the eOmmittes was continued
A communication was received from y. =.
EaWyeF contractor Tor removing night soil,
notifying the board that on aud after Thursday
next he would have suitable hphts inr the 70.
CsDtIOn Of night soil at tho points designated by
the board In accordance with the contract inaue
with him by the board.
Dr Verdi offered resolution requesting the
president OF the board 10 make his annual re-
hort within ten days, and that the report Of the
nTcsIdsnt the treasurer, the secretary and the
health otiCeT he referred TO tho committee on
ordinance, there " DO prepared Tor publication
Adopted, -,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13
ANTI-GRANT.
A MEETING OF TIT INTERRUPTED.


4 Few Greeley Men TnAc inHd-A tIhb
FoFwrdA Very slim 4 tendance.
-,
puOUshed eau TOT meellhg ~, tne AMI
Admlnlstratlon club appeared In the public
prcss veaterd,v mnrnInV and IL was thought
-, -. -, ali .,,,,.,.n,.,I,, az ,ho a.,
would prlng out 'u" tepteseu.a,'On W wv uu'
terrlhed. Our reporter dropped In At o'clock,
the hour appointed for assembling and found
present OF the club WIN. p. Bell. l.. p. Pike
GhaTies Harmon George q. wedderburn, Jud.
an Cnii Rnsa perry II W FenUick l. N
Oliver 1 n, RuTritt, and Richard Smith on the
part ~ the antI's and Dorsey glapett, Hawkes.
AMI DR. culver OF the q reeley and Brown CLUB
nns ~ Two Others came In daring The evening
Inc Meeting was called u order by WIN. p.
RslI. ipTesidsntD who stated that no was not
srtsi' and vas ready 10 hear any motion from
80 n,sTnhsr
NT. Ijuli offered the following,
whereas This club organized under the name
of tho WAntLAdmInIstTatlon Club Of the Dis.
I,Ict Of Columbia" before the Meeting of the
NatlonaI Democratic Convention at Baltimore,
md nv resolution Endorsed the platform adopted
Nv ma Cincinnati convention and since ADOPTED
~ mo National Democratie convention, and %.
ciared its liberalization to oppose 10 the utmost
eXtent OF lis ability the present Administration,
S,t6 national and local, and to endeNyor by ali
means in It's power to save the country as we'll
~ our own city from tho ruin To vhich they are
fast Fastening, through the illegal and tyTan.
Meal acts OF said Administrations; aud whore.
az the great Democratic party, speaking through
il representation at Btitimore has with unex.
ampIed patriotism, declared lie intention to unite
with all lovers Of this country 10 save Il frum
ruin and hurl It's destFoyeFs from power and has
chosen Horace greeIey and H. Hralg brown as
liz standard bearers 10 lead them In the contest:
Now, therefore, be II
Rstolped, That we heartily Inlorso saLl MONT.
nations. and that we viii 10 ali In our D ,wer 10
secure q triumphant termination OF the present
contest, believing, as we do, that the election VI
Greeley aud Brown will best secure the object
a. /. N.N.N El ala b
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

SupsTIntendsnt 0a'chells report Of live stock
on sale al DrnveFs' Rest and elsewhere Tor the
week ending Friday, July w. Is as follows .
hogs. mostly OF good quality, from Ohio, were
sold The market was iaiT and advanced y,
per pound, with steady sales ut 6'zW7bS cents
per pound net. ,,.,
besyeE sold at tlEtl5O per cwt. Thirty mich
avs and calves we're offered, a limited number
selling at S2bgt5O and u lew ut superior quality
bTinEinV SBb. The quality Of most Of the stock
vas Inferior There we're lIs veal calves, OF falT
md ordinary quality, purchased for slaughter,
M bIaFDd cents per pound. No live stock was ln'
reduce from the Baltimore market.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

Yesterday morning u IHSn named A. q. Zar
dOWriHki who 10 the proprietor 1t a cigar Store
on Four and a. hall street, was hned three doh
lars In the Police Court Tor assault and battery
% Anna Jones, who resides In the same house
with him. After paying bis hne, he departed
Tor bis store, and on the way, seelng Miss Anna,
concluded to give heT another salute, and com
meneed swearing and indulglnK In all manner
OF threats, which did not appear to disturb the
young woman IN the least Sue quietly went
back Into the hOuse, and putting on her bonnet
marched around 10 the Police Court aud oh
tained second warrant for tho young man,
charging him with prO'ane and Indecent Ian.
guaEe. OthCeT DinsmOTe called az tho store
and served the warrant On the young man, who
was in the second story Of the builfIng at the
time. On icing informed by the officer that bis
presence was once more required, he executed a
brilliant Aank movement by Jumping through q
back window Into the alley taking tho entire
sash with him. He then made good his retreat
by running through the alley back VI the Pres
byteTau church.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

PoIcu CouRr-Judge SHsil-Oharles Davis
and John Thomas, drunk, each -; A. Clsnden.
Ming, drunk, Is; Charles Pearson, driving on the
tootWay. ~, Antonio Zeryandackl assault on
Anna Jones' "; Samuel Rleks, assault on his
wife, 500 TO keep the peace six months; VIM,
Roach, assault on Mary Roach, IS; James Bur
nett and David Young, stealing bolt Of cloth
worth $50 from Evan Hughes, committed for
further hearing; Mary Jane Hard, keeping a
bavd v house, dismisssdi David Parker, assault
on CItherins johnson, IS and costs; Smith Kel.
~, ooiOred boy, stealing W, sent 20 the grand
larceny tlO eachi Maria Haag, selling liquor on
sunday, continued; John Bressnahan, assault
on Leopold KOlOplnskL ~. ....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13
CITY ITEMS.


ArFoHtlr
For everything the epcurean taste TO please
Eggs, butter, lard aud most delicious cheese,
Beef, bacon, lamb, the inest KIND Of mutton,
Hlch hams the most astIdIous to glut on,
Earliest fruits, a sweet and healthy faOd,
Young chickens chipping to be bTullSd or Stewsd
Soda with hook, enoased In Northern Ice;
Most kinds OF hser, home made but very nice,
All kinds OF ish, river and ocean bear,
Red In the gills To show hnw fresh they are
Kind clerks the bright array Of goods TO show,
Eager to sell ADD yet the quid pro quo
To FsbTey's Market only always 20,
Corner Of Thirteenth aud O.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

The weekly promenade concerts at the Presl'
dents grounds on Saturday afternoons are now
always looked forward u with pleasant aniici-
patiOns. Prof. Fries Is getting his musicians
under excellent discipline, aud as they have
been furnished with new Instruments, it's to be
expected that their renditiUns, which have been
good heretofore, will be Tar more acceptable In
tho future, The following Ia the programme tor
this evening" Overture TTlumphalo, Cato; Intr
and waltz, "Emilien,' Wade; Selections from
"DeF FrelschutE," Won Weber; dalOp, GOOD
Evening"" 0Odfrey; Waltz, ION the Beautiful
Hue Danube" by particular request, strauss
Inman Line Quick March, Warren; POtpOuTi,
from HuguenOtts, MoyeTbesr; Polka RedOwa
Lima, Hermann National Airs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13
War
WAllach's
Dollar Store,
tyl Pa. AV., below National Hotsl,


THURsTOH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best DsntTihcs In use. It kSspsthe Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price rs and 90 cents.
JOUvRHs InOdsrOus XII Glove Cleaner Ia lar
superior TO anything known. Price 70 cents.
THoHPsON's POmade Optims Il exquisite. Il
softens, beauties, and Strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 90 cents,
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

The Improvement Of Washington city under
the II ard Ot Public Works has boon equaled
only by the growth Of some Of our Western
cities.
Il has given a new Impetus to the real estate
market, and the opening OF those streets which
have hitherto bee1 impassable Is leading " the
building OF large nunbot Of residences on lots
which heretofore could not be Improved. Thus
our taNsble property IL being largely Increased
every day. r. n. Warner has real estate lot
salr In these improving sections
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

Al the twenty first monthly meeting Of the
Merchants and Mechanics Building assOcla-
tlOn, hity.thTee shares Of stock were advanced
upun, al premium ol " per cent.
Al the twenty seventh meeting Of the Frank
lin DO-OpeTatiVe association, ~, $40 were dis.
no sed OF, at an average Of lNlg premium,
Al the ninth monthly meeting ui the Central
BuIldIuE association NO,2 nifty shares Of stock
were advanced upon, at the average premium VI
~ per cent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

nov One Company T,Isd To Play It on
Another.

Another.
since the commencement OF tho heated
term" the demand for Ice has exceeded that NJ
all previous seasons. The Ice companies have
received such heavy orders that they have found
Increasingly diticult 10 NIL them. So numer.
Gus have they been, and Tor such large quaint.
ties that to comply with them exhausted the
stock Of some Ol our COMPANIES, although they
had fresh cargOes on the way from thn East Ia
this city, but which failed TO arrive In time 10
keep up the supply, prove ntlng one company
from nlling tho acquisitions made upon them,
and Il was sought 10 obtain the required quau-
llty from an opposition company TO Keep them
running until u cargo was NJ hand, but falling
IN this they attempted to deceive this same com.
pany, by, u say the least, rather dishonest meas
on Thursday, between II and u O'Clock, q
man with his horse aud wagon came to the office
Of the Great Falls Ice Company at Tenth street
wharf, and presented au order sigued by DR.. u.
W. Bliss for one thuusa nd pounds Of Ice for the
use OF the Board VI Health. The clerk Who re.
ceiyed the order wondered what tho board In
tended to DO with this amount OF ice, aud 10 the
midst Of his cugltatiOns the general suporln.
tendent entered the room, To whom the cJmInu.
| nicatIOn was submitted. Being up 10 some Of
the tricks Of the trade, and knowing that there
was a corner In the Ice market, be concluded
| that this was dodge being played upon the
company, and determined To slit the matter 10
the bottom, so he jumped into bis carriage and
drove to the Otties VI the Board Of Health, when
| the order was pronounced q iDrgBrY, anl II vas
finally decided, possible TO trace Il 10 the au-
thor.
| AoNhfulukllt III COMPANY WIN
| Natehell, he returned to the wharf and gave di.
/ rectluns that the order be allied; which was
| done, and the driver started oil toward Four
| tenth street, aud went up that street To the
| Avenue, thence to the Circle. He then turned
| Into X street, and came back 10 Seventh, dLwn
| that street TO the Avenue, and up the Avenue To
ths once OF tho Independent leo Company,
where halt was Inad1, Superintendent Dat
| ohell had walked over this olfsultous route, fol
lowing after the wagon, bent On seeing where
| the driver discharged the load. II was then
| discovered that the drivers name was Eerkrs,
and that he and his wagon were In the employ
Of the lndepende Ice Company, which had sent
the order, and To which he brought the ice Tor de
livery, The matter rests here for the present.
The only criminal point 10 the Transaction Is the
LDFsad order, by whom It was drawn Is not
known, and what proceedings DIR. Bliss will
| take In tue matter has not yet been decided
upon. It Is conceded generally that II was u
| snaT IT dodge VI tue opposition 10 Aoep sgpply
| at their uttics until some could be received by
| railroad, or the vessel that was aground In the
| river and carrying several tons could DO got
q 1Uat and brought to the company's wharf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13
THE COURTS.


SPECIAL TERM - Judge humpArsVs.-This
court was engaged AZ follows yesterday:
yogel W. NOHel and johnson vs.. DucketL
Decree taking bill for confessed.
Blake n Kelly vs. aunnell. Order appointing
guardian OF infant defendant.
TaEgert vs.. TaggerL Opler Of confirmation
Of sale cOnditioually
sSbins W QUITS. Judgment by default
AdiUuFned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

This association held meeting last night at
Marlnrs hall, tor the purpose Of making certain
amendments 70 tho Constitution and Of transact
Ing such other business as might be brought DO.
fore the meeting.
A committee was appointed To confer with the
different railroad Otieials for the purpose Of Oh
tanning reduced fares TO Ohio during the coming
campaign.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

The attention Uf the readers Of tho RRPUBLI-
CkN Is invited to the advertisement Of the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company which
appears In another column. An examination Of
th6 exhibit presented by the company's circular
will show that II IL progressive and popular
0ne one Of tho wOrthlest IN the country. Mr..
u. A. Brewster Is tho general agent OF tho
company In this city, anu has his olhoe al AOQ
Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

The ane steamer HeOrgeanna VIII make her
usI,ai weekly excursion 10 Plney Point and Leo.
nardtOWn today. The boat will leave her wharf
al the foot OF Seventh street AZ O'Clock thls
aneTnOOn. and will return early on Monday
TnoTnInR This offers tne opportunity Tor our
6usl1ess men To ENJOY tho refreshing bTeeIes OF
me Potomac, and 10 spend the Sabbath ~ Ilhty
IS',Int the finest summer resort IN this vicinity.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

An application for a writ IT de- IHnaiiC0 inqui.
rchdO In the case Of j. bell Adams, o we'll. known
lawyer OF this District, resident In Geurg et0W
was made to the supreme Court VI the District
yesterday. and tho proper process Issued " the
in aFahVl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13
Anrrnn.In

The Keystone club, under the leadership Of
Prof. Bland, favored tho REPUBLICAN office
last night with a serenAlle, in which they Tend.
cred some VI their choicest gems. We hope
the compliment will bs repeated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

A meeting OF tho Indiana Republican hsso-
ciati1n was held last night at ClnTk's hall
Den. Terrll, the PRECEDENT was aulhoIihel 20
confer with tho Tailruad nhrlaH W roleLonoo w
summer and tall 49,. a., -.
MT. DlXtun Was appointed e9mmlttee 70 Gon'
fer with other associations relative To eHtAh'NR-
ing general reading room
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13
toFFroIALl



AptUrANr GENERALS OTFiCE,
MAshtNQroH, July 10, ls7a'
The following order, glyon by tho Secretary
Of War, June n, is72, IL published for the In
formation and government Of all concerned;
The chief signal ofiicsr Of tho army Is hereby
directed and ordered 10 carryinto effect the Ipe-
cial duties imposed upon the Secretary Of War
by the act Of Congress approved July n, 1895,
entitled IAN act 10 all In the COT struetOn OF
telegraph limos, and 10 secure TO the Govern
mont the use OF the same for postal, military
and other purposes,m and by the public resolu'
tlon No, 2, approved February ., 1870, and en-
titled sJoint resolution % authorize the Score
tary Of War 10 provide for taking meteOrOlOg.
teal observations at the military stations and
other points In the Interior Of the continent and
for giving nOtloe on the northern lakes and sea
board Of the approach and force OF fOrmt," and
by the act approved June 10, 1sT2 entitled IAN
act making appropriations for aundry civil eK.
penses Of the Government for the hscal year
ending June 90, 1874, and for other Purposes, ;,
and the said chief signal oficer Of the army, and
mated and employed by him for the taking OF
meteOrolog teal observations, or for preparing or
presenting telegraphlo Communications for
transmission, or Tor tTansmlttlnR the same, are
hereby recognised and appointed as agents Of
tho War Department for those purposes, and
are hereby authorized and directed by and in
behalf Of said Department TO Oiier to any tele-
graph company In the United States for trans
mission any and all such telegraphic communal.
cations as they may DO required BY tho chief
signal Otticer 10 make, and 10 request the trans
mlssion thereof by such company or companies
at such times and In such places as may DO d.
rected by said otfcer.
BY order Of tho Secretary Of war,
T. u. TOWNSEND, Adiutant General.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

len with the remaius Of his son on Wednesday
evening. lie has desired Us to convoy his SIN
cero thanks to The friends OF his deceased sun
for their sympathy and prompt assistance, and
TO express his gratitude towards Mr. willard,
u tho Ebbitt house, Tor bis great kindness, for
beaFancs and magnanlmity continually shown
hun In his AflictiOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

ThmorroW evening, at = o'clock, religions ser.
vices will be held In Lincoln Hall. Mr.. George
A. Hall, general lecturer OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, reforms to town ibis
mOrblng, aud viii preside at the meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

Tho Territorial Savings, Loan and bnllIinH
As,oeIalIon held their sixth regular meeting
fsst eVsnInE, Thirty one shares ta6, 2OO) were
sgld Al an average premium VI ivl6 p1T cent lime
for occurring stock Of the second series WAS eh'
tsndsl until tho lst proxlmo. Ihe BOOKS lpr
tbs gubseTIplIon 10 the third series will DO open
AFTER that date.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

Arthur Cole, who was so badly cut with Ta.
EOr At the picnic at OOTeOfan springs on Monday
night last, Ia slowly improving, and Dts. Leach
and FenWi0k entertain slight hopeS his recOV'
cry.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

MIlhurn has moved into his new drug store,
No. ll29 Pennsylvania avenue, near Fifteenth
street. This Is one Of the hnest establishments
nf the kind 10 the city. The stock OF goods u
large and varied, and MilhuTn's sn,lA wateT has
Tor years enjoyed a reputation "l being the hest
10 tOWp.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

The following was the range Ofthe Thermometer
yesterday At llompleT's Optlelan store, No, 4b9
Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF fOuT.and a half
street: "a. m, u; 10 \. m 49, " IN, ~; y. IN,
ST. I p. IN, IS Q p, m, 81; sp. M, 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

THK UIvlL SKRvICE ASSOCIATION FOR RE-
LTEF Ia mutual Insurance society. II Is grow
Ing rapidly. OHeers: Hon. W. 7, Haines, pros
identi HIN. J. A. Graham, treasurer ]. W.
Frazer, secretary, and full board Of dlrec-
fora,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

HrVnnI's WInstFtI7'
This far famed troupe VIII open NJ h'noo'n
hall On Wednesday evening next. bul Two Per'
Cormances will DO Riyon, aud no doubt saon VII,
r..oIvo a liberal patronage, rs the excellence Of
~ rompany is az we'll known hore as In New
York
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

- The New York Senate, after COnclud-
ing the hearing Of the testimony In Judge
Prlndelrs case, adjourned until September
10. The appointment Of Judge james ID.
Spencer rs successor 70 Judge McCunn was
rejected by the Senate,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13
Approved, June s, 1879.


HNUhN HNnnNIUs
Be enacted 6y ne Segifs sad House Of Rep.
rsfsHtaiipr5 Of ne UnlSd Sidiss OF msrica IN
COPgresl asisabied, Thai the Secretary Of We,
be, and he V hereby, authorized AND dlTOeled 70
seIl, In whole or In such sgbdtyisjns AZ shall in
bis opinion, seCyTs the gfOatest amount Of
thOnOy, Other by public auction or by inviting
Proposals for the purchase thereof, aud In either
case to the highest bidder, all the lands aud
tonementa belonging " the United States, at
Rome, New York; Nergennes, Vermont; Fay
etteyllle, North UarOlina; Mount NerpoR, Ala.
bamhi and ChattAhOOcheo, ElOylda, nov or
hsfeIOfOrs used for atgenal pprI0sSs and know,
respectively, a. Rome ATA6naI, rE,mnlain
asaSpal, North DaToliua ATspnA, niount Vernon
RtsenAl and ApAladh..ee ola arsenal aIsS ihe
9HSp1utsI lAh.s aud lenements bolonHiDH 70 the
Hnited States At Shreveport, IsoalliAnai Mar,
snail and JeheTson, TeNaEy apd In Marian aud
q land RAre y losh situated about lwo and
SSsSSt Y ASsS!tS, 6soTSis, Which 't cUS
prizes the site Ol tho old United 9tates
arsenal and any adjoining land purchased by
the sO-called confederate States" which fell tn
the United States AS captured property. and
which has not hitherto been sold, aud III the
material aud buildings Of tho pOWdeT.WoTks
crested ny Tue sOcallei WSpnielsrSte" govern.
made ppler this act until tue time, terms pIaee.
Aad P0le thereof shall have beeg publlshsI IN
one 9 q the principal neWspepsrs, In the city Of
printed at the qApltal OF tho state, aud one pa
per pristpd % the county In WHOM tho aTSsnaI
q lands 70 u SOLD are sllgAtSl iOF tho hpace Of
n,ISy,s SSHEs erlor y tes lale Il Ne newspaper il
s2N Y Situated, thor The notice shall 30 pub.
oouniy,
] Sec. >. THAT tho terms Of payment for the
property above directed to be sold shall be In all
cases not less than Ono.iUurth cash and the TO
malndeT on credit OF one, two, and three years,
with Interest ut SIX per eontum per annum, So
| cured by land and surety from the purchaser or
| purchasers and the Secretary of War Il Gin.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-13

II. AN ACT 10 amend the 1lh section OF an act
entitled IAN act making appropriations for
the legislative, executive, aud judicial eN.
penses Of the Government lor the year ending
June thlrtieth, eighteen hundred aud seventy.
three, aud Tor other purposes.
Be N enacted BY ne SsHdis and House Of Rep.
rsIrniaiipss Of he URtird States Of America IN
Congress assrmbled, That the fnh section Of the
act approved May eighth, eighteen hundred and
soysnty.tWO, making appropriations for tue
legislative, executive, aud judicial expenses OF
tho Government iOr the year ending June thir'
eth, eighteen hundred aud seventy three, shall
not bs held to apply 10 tnnlpTials stores, or sup
plies sold 10 Officers and soldiers OF The army or
TO exploring or Surveying expeditions author
lied by law, and that said section shall not be
held TO repeal such part Of paragraph lOs2, Re.
vised Army Regulations Of eighteen hundred
and siXty.thTee, as provides that expenses Of
salOs Of mllitsTy HtOres OF supplies regularly
condemned will be paid from their proceeds.
iIApprUved June 8, ls72
By order OF the Secretary Of War.
Z d. ToYNsRNP Adiptant General,