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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16

VIZ sec from the Reot Tirginia
Journal, Jacob organ, published
Charleston, that Judge W, E. Arnold,
ofWsston, comes out in another letter,
sustaining the conduct Of Governor
Jacob. This evidently refers to Mr..
W, L. Arnold, Of our towu, but not TO
his first letter. His first letter was not
printed in Republican papers, and
when referred 10 by them it was "Bill
Arnold, Of Weston" The second let.
ter suddenly raises him to the dignity
Of Judge in their eyes.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16

Editors Register.
Some Of your readers would ike to
DO informed what tho honest Rcpreson-
Lativc f.om tho First Congressional Dis
trict in tho For.y.sccOnd Congress did
with bis portion Of the salary steal.
Co UNTRY.MAS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16

AuEust uuu SStSpSl SISS
ton 1871 6 00I
] j Bot road surveyor ! day ! DOL
Il D Bailey witness before
grand jury l 40
7 bradbury repairs tOjail &SpI
in 1872, j 90
j WOOftcr express charges
Sc 4O-S1 1888 10,
door hinges, locks, &C..
SO %. 1 pitcher 2Gcts,
marriages, births and
deaths 500. SO Go
.C c Yoke, use + Williams.
witness against S NJ Plant, Q 10
4 COburn, use I Williams,
witness against s NJ Plant ! 90
a G Hale corOncrs jury for
Guy Miller so
IS A Smith witness against
Perry Sheplar 70
J T Jones witness against same 10
NJ Langford witness against
same 10
II Langford witness VS. Same 7S
j KeO registering births, -,
deaths, &c, ! Al
G Fisher registering births
and deaths 8 OIL
J Spaur cid rcd fox 20
Alfred WOOltor, road surveyor
. days . 90.
] E Keyssr clerk August cleo
ton 1872 3days 8 90.
N McWhorter justice I days 81 DOL
j Bruicy 4 - DOL
G W Stricklur {" 8 Z" 10 COL
S B Smith {" 4 Z" IL DOL
G W Turner justice 4 days Il DOL
j G Dix justice I days 81 DOL
G P Oliver justice 3 days 0 DOL
0 HIP Washburno j's'o 2 d'ys G DOL
j Spaur coustables fees against
P shcplar / 60
G J Butcher 8 days assisting
10 laying county levy IL Dol
" v DuJhsvu CleIh Itu ulll5 "
a c Hale summoning corOncr's
jury and witnesses at inquest
Of Steve Southall 3 DOL
F Pousso arranging rotd pro-
cincts &C., 10 00I
on p Washburnc inquest on
Steve Southall . 90.
room CLAIMS.
n Lee bill for keeping D
johnson and wife, poor per.
sons, both Q months, and
Daniel an additional month,
and waiting on wife during
confinement 81 o.
Gus Perkins, burying D John.
sons child 50
T p Reay 4 Co. merchandise
for D johnson and wife I 81
Dr. l. Christian medical atteu.
tion to D Powers child 81,
NJ Hit So, G borough,
81 90, b Tlclmick Sl5, G.
GURUS clllu 81 - ~
NJ HitO hauling to Weston D
johnson aud Wits and Wild
ow Higgins A 90
n Mitchell keeping and board.
ing b a IIGlmick I weeks,
from January 1893 q 90
j j Keith services last year as
oyersecr poor IL Is
DR. X Roach medical attention
to V Patterson s., JanO
Smith 50, examining Jane
Smith, lunatic, So 10 90
" c Linger, services overseOr
Of poor last year 9 90
j MOOrOs, keeping jane Chap.
mani six weeks 10 90
I NJ Chalfant medicine for
Mrs TrinllCy's child S14 80,
medicine for Jane Chapman
SO So 10 so
DR. w j Bland medical attcn.
ton 10 Mrs Duffy and Mike
$40 90, same TO Mrs Trim
ley's child $40, 90 so
j schmitt cOlin for D John.
sons child 81 30.
| p Mcbride coffin for Miss
Pomphrcy 8 DOL
DIT u Edmiston medical at.
tcntion, &c., 10 Miss Char.
man $40, Martha Alfred
So, 10 DOL
j W Jackson burrying clothes
for Emma Pomphroy 5 81
W MOxlsy hauling corps Of
lTrs SiarkO ! DOL
DR. l. W Hallmcdical attention
&C., 10 tho Marsh family
Sl2 so, same 10 Agnes
fIcsher 81 80, same 10 Ju.
La POmphrey 50. 20 90
DR. N j Bland medical ait0n.
ton to Milly Shi1ct S %
DIR b Jodon medical bill for
Mrs Guy Miller 0 COL
a & Myers coffin c Borough 8 00I
/ a Homer Il Son burryiug
clothes Tor Charles borough . SO
Huntington & Bro burial
clothes for Miss llornisk . sol
I II Wilt keeping Julia Pom,
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THE WOODEN FACTORY
WEsToS, W. Va.

hANNNf NN't
and can offer good inducements to those
wishing to exchange their wool for goods.
We are frequently annoyed by persons
who represent themselves to be our agents
for selling our goods aud buying wool. We
here state cmphaiically that we
EMPLOY NO AGENTS.
Those wishing a warranted article in our
line should come to the Factory, or direct
all communications by mail TO the COmpI-
ny. Being aware that parties arc circuln-
ting bills, stating that we do not pay the
highest market prices for wool, VIC dcsire to
say that VIC receive monthly price lists from
all the large wool dealers IN the cast, .and
can inform all chose desiring 10 know what
the prices arc, whether they wish to dispose
of their wool 10 us or not, Call and see for
yourselves. ] II. CLIFTON & co.
CUSTOM WORK done al Tic usual
rdtes, on 5ioR'nOtice.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16

A friend suggests that as the Gov.
ernor has been for sometime trying to
take charge Of the Pcnilenliary OF
Asylum, that now they take charge o.
him for awhile; but the trouble arise!
which institution is entitled 10 the hon
or?
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
[OHieiGl.
Proceedings OF the County Court.
Al It's Juno Term, 1873.

COUNTY CLAIMS ALLOWED
4 Bradbury. repair of court.
house in 1873, s IS Is
Y Williams, D S, serving no.
tees for roads s %
n Bush 1860 bushels coal and
wcighing-lCEs former draft
of $50 80 90
w WoOfter, inspector election
October and November ~ G 90
j Todd & j " Spalding, work
and materials for CIT house 10 55
NJ l}ailcs work on jail and
courthouse 0 so
G q DansOr CRATE for Jail o 90
j Flanagan use Of shop 10
hold three elections 8 90
Il d Edmislon coal for ct hso 8 So
NJ Shanks work on Jail, &c, 8 90
l. Wood clerk at August cleo.
tion 1872 . days . 90
w S Smith 9 ballot boxes and
repair Of table o IS.
NJ b Harris ! old red foxes . DOL
q Simon 2 same i sol
" Burkhammtr / old red fox e
NJ Joins same 75I
" Whslan ] old rcd fox 15I
q W Smith clerk October and
November election 1872 . DOL
D NJ Barnett Cloauiniug cess.
pool, &c, O 20
7 r WoOflcr clerk at 0Clobor
and November election 1879 . 90
T L Law road surveyor in ~ . 90
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SOMETHING NEW.

An elcg ant Album for % cents, hollinv
"a full sized cards, bound In full Kill cover
aud sold at the low price of 20 cents, .uila.
bic for tho pocket or centre table. Ol,r a
sample sent by mall pos, paid, ON recelr /
OFFS cents. for 90 cents, or q for ST.
Address, DuRROW 4 Co,
Daliimor, N
Jr Agents wanted. Catalogue, of
Books, Plclurts kc., sen, free U"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
TIE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor Of this oldand pop.
ulnr stand would respectfully inform
he public that lie has just received u fnll
und complete stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
of the beat quality and at the lowest pties'
flig stuck of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
CIarksburg City
MA BEE WORKS,
NELSON < WELLS, : prorrietOrs.

Marble Works to be rouni on Pike
Street, . doors west Of Horace Il.
Wells Drug Store.
Dealers in Marble Monuments, Tab
lets, Head Stones, Nantes, Crates,
TabIc.Tops, and Vases. All kinds Of
Marble. Work done to order,
Re- 0rnCrs from distance prompt
ly attended to.
March lO--3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-06

BOTANICAL GARDEN.
For the construction of brick wall and iron feuc
land avenues, and for gateways on same line. min,
thousand five hundred dollars
For taking down and rebuilding fence along Mary
grade, four thousand dollars.
For repairs to buildings, improvements to heat
ing-apparatus, and walks, and for grading and in
closing square on Maryland avenue opposite the Bo
tanical garden, bounded by Second, Third, and
streets, and for erecting thereon houses for storms
pots SOIL COAL and plants, six thousand five hundre,
dollars
For completing the new conservatory by erectin.
an octagon at the eastern end to conform to that
the western end, seventeen thousand five hundred
dollars and the several amounts hereby approppiat
ed for the Botanical gardens shall be available from
the passage of this act
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-06
LAWS
OF THE
UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE
THIRD SESSION OF THE FoRTY-sECo
CONGRESS.
PASSED AT THE


GENERAL NATURE M ''I
AN AUF making appropriatiorS t he fiscal wear end
nansas nj the Government 1r the ISL 5 - sa,nn
inc lime thirtieth, eighteen h'nui i '
~ Iionr and for other purposes.
bs :, eaa cses Tinted States Of Anericd in Con-
sea.a' .useoIbed That the fJllowing sums be, and
he hereby PIP }a sca "r va tne
June thirteth, eighteen hundred and seventy-four,
namely
PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDING.
For the public printing for the public binding, and
for paper for the public printing, two million dollars
and of the sum hereby appropriated printing and
binding may be done by the Congressional Printer tc
the amounts following, namely: ~
For the Court of Claims fourteen tbousora 10,
lars; for the Department of State twenty-fye tbon
sand dollars; for the Treasury Department three
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars; for the
War Department, one hundred thousand doiIars. for
the Navy Department, eighty fve thousand dollas
for the Interior Department two hundred and twen
y I'VE thousand dollars; for the Agricultural De
paftnent, twenty thousand dollars; for the Depart
ment OF Justice and the Attorney-G Generals Office
ten thousand dollars for the Supreme Court of the
Cnltct States, twenty-five thousand dollars; for the
supreme court OF the District of Columbia thou
SAND dollars; Tor the Post-Ohlce Department, one
nundred and seyenty-iye thousand dollars; and Tor
ooth SEES OF Congress, one million dollars and tne
amounts herein designated for the several Executive
departments may be distributed to the bureaus
thereof at the discretion of the head or each
Mt, who shall certify such distribution to the Pub
r{nter and the last proviso to the act providing
t. iltng and reporting the DEBATES IN congress,
apoved April second, eighteen hundred ana seven
TWO, is hereby repealed; P0 o2i h That until
contract is made, the debates sna De printed by the
Gong -ssional Printer, nnder the direction of the
.jvine committee on Public Printing the part of
the Senate.
For printing the preparatory circulars and for
printing and binding, at the Government Printing
office. tho report life-insurance statistics, made
under authority of the Eighth International Statis-
teal Congress, by William Barnes, delegate from
the United States, in accordance with the plan of
publication adopted at the said congress, under the
direction of the Secretary of State, three thousand
five hundred dollars.
For lthographing. mapping, and engraving for
both Houses Of Congress, the Supreme Court, and
the Court of Claims, fifty thousand dollars.
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10 PER CENT,NET,
j. S. GRANT.

THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY will
invest money rstcass Real Estate at 10 per cent
interest, net, payable semiannuay in New York and
will garantee the collection of all loans made through
Its agency. All charges paid by the borrower. Please
write, before investing for New York and New Eng
RILL, Qate Governor of fowa,) President. Address
JAMES B. HARTWELL Sec'y, Draw 1G7 Des Moi
mes, Iowa. apr27t4w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-06
To Steamship Builders.
Proposals for building a Steam
Propeller for the u. s. Revenue
Marine.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 20, 1878.
SEALED Proposals win be received by the under
- signed until twelve o'clock nj. OF Thursday,
the 5sl, siay of NIny, sSz3, tor the construc-
ton of Steam Propeller for service in the United
States Revenue Marine.
Plans and specifications of the same, together with
all other necessary information will be furnished to
bidders on application to the Collectors of Customs
at Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Boston, and
Portland, Me.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids should
1t be deemed for the interest Of the Government so 30
do.
VIM. A. RICHARDSON,
Secretary of the Treasury.
apH 2aw&may3&I
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similar GuTcc Thousand doll
FOR LIGHTHOUSES, BEAcoNs, AND FoG-s1GNALs.'
For rebuilding the upper part of the lighthouse
tower at Nashs island, coast Of Maine, three thou
sand dollars.
For rebuilding the upper part of the lighthouse
at Seguin island, coast OF Maine, five thousand dol
lars.
For rebuilding the west lighthouse at Cape Eliza
beth, coast of Maine, thirty thousand dollars.
For replacing day-beacOns destroyed by the ice on
the coast of Maine and Massachusetts, thirty thou
sand dollars.
For steam fog-signal at the Highlands, Cape Cod,
massachusetts,, five thousand dollars.
For steam fog-signal Ito guide into a harbor of
refugee at Race point, Cape Cod, Massachusetts,, five
Iaaya river, Louisiana, fifteen thousand dollars.
Eor piaclng light en- Muscle-bed beacon, Maria
saRset. pay RHODE Island, three thousand dollars.
ron .et new dwelling at Conmcut lighthouse, Nara
gansets 6ay, Rhode Island, fifteen thousand dollars
% mat upon the completion of said dwelling
Tected to SELL at public auction after dine notice and
etel III one parcel or divided into lots tbe land con
stuting the site Of the old ght-station at Nayat
roa wharf ana boat house at Punham rock pror
denee I1ver, Rhode Island, one thousand two hun
For fog-signal at New London. Corroo.;,,. p
thousand five hundred dollars connecticut, 1our
For completing the light house at Race rock. Iong
For day-beacon at Black Ledge entrance r. N-.,.
London, CONNECTICUT, five thousand five hnndreS
dollars.
For protecting the foundations of the light.
of Calves island, Brockway's beach, and DeviI's
wharf, Connecticut river two thousand five hundred
dollars.
For commencing Lighthouse on Southwest Ledge,
entrance to New Haven harbor, Connecticut, fifty
thousand dollars.
For the construction of lighthouse to take the
place of the ghtship at Stratford shoals, Long Is
and sound, fifty thousand dollars.
For protecting the site of cast beacon and fog-sg-
nal at Sandy Hook, New York harbor, twenty thou
sand dollars; and the fogbcll authorized by act APP
proved june TENTH eighteen hundred and seventy
Two TO be placed at Fort Hamilton, New York har-
the Light-HouSe board may select
For cisterns, coping of exterior walls on1 +ba ann
pletion OF other works of improvement at the lSbt
house sgppy,,depot Staten island, New York. i've
For commencing the construction of a. ,iab+ ho,a,
to replace the ghtship at Cross Ledge sboa nes
ware bay, fifty thousand dollars. Doia'
For commencing the construction of q light bo,se
at Bulk Hoad shoal, Delaware river, fifty thousan
dollars.
For lighthouse on or near the south end of Pea.
Patch island Delaware river eight thousand dollars
For completing the range-lights for Craighi chan.
mel, Chesapeake bay, twenty thousand dollars
For re-establishing the light at Love point Chesa.
peake bay, ten thousand dollars.
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State, war; ana Navy Departments, shall be ayaila>
For machinery for the new branch-mint building,
San Francisco, California. two hundred and fifty
thousand five hundred dollars, including such part Of
the appropriation for the same object made Tor te
present fiscal year as shall be expended rrior To
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three.
For the minis of the United States:
For wages of workmen, from April first to luna
thirtieth eighteen hundred and seventy-three thr
one thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
For ordinary expenses for Same period, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For wages of workmen for fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-four one
hundred and twenty-five Thousand dollars
For ordinary expenses, repairs, and replacing ma
laneous items for same period, fftythousand dollars
to be available Immediately upon the passage of this
act.
For repairs and preservation of all the public
buildings under the control of the Treasury Depart
ment, two hundred thousand dollars.
For the annual repairs and improvements Of the
Treasury building Washington, District of Columbia,
twenty-five thousand dollars
UNDER THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
ARMoRIEs AND ARsENALs.
Springfield armory, Springfield, Massachusetts:
For repairs and preservation OF grounds buildings,
and machinery, twenty thousand dollars; and for
matchmaking the hill portion Of Pearl street and
curling side of its entire length, three thousand
five hundred dollars; in all, twentythree thousand
five hundred dollars.
Rock Island arsenal, Rock Island, Illinois: For
new wood working and gun-carriage shop, two hun
dred and thirty thousand dollars.
For the completion of new tinishng-shop for ar
mory, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and
LOT one set of subaltern officers quarters twenty.
three thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars; in
ALL one hundred and seventy-three Thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars. law 'Ao"'" 'e'o'
COT 19rges, foundery, chimneys, machinery, and
so9p-hxtures for forge-shop, fifty thousand dollars.
laid p down ON aey and for shop G. as
ant V Sfao o tne plan adopted by the War Depart
menu, n1teen thousand dollars ~ op
f9r Improvement of grounds building Of new
thousand dollars. oAi VI INC same, elsnG
70, PaT tg Inc easements of shops and c. as laid
down IN the plan adopted by the War o
twenty-one thousand eight hundred and fft dIr
For new guard house. fire engine HOY oyys uou and
quartermaster s and commissary store bon use anu
seven thousand five hundred dollars. 'use' '"eh'y
For machinery for transmitting nov.r Co.. A.,
water-power to the shops eighteen thonsand Inc
For painting of buildings and fences and tor care
and preservation of waterpower and pnbl I'LL Taie
ings ten thousand dollars. ""iu
Benicia arsenal, Benicia, California: For one sot
of officers quarters, twepty-six thousand five mn
dred and seventy-one dollars for repairing roads,
dred and seventy-six dollars; for grading grounds
seven thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars
ior permanent repairs Of post machinery for shops
ana FENCES, five thousand nine hundred and five dol,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-06
To Steamship Builders.
Proposals for building a Steam
Propeller for the u. 8. Revenue
Marine.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March g. 1878.
SEALED Proposals will be received by the UNDER
- signed until twelve o'clock NJ. of Monday the
18th day of May. 1878, for the construction of
Revenue Marine.
Plans and specifications OF the same, together with
all other necessary information will bo furnished to
bidders application to the Collectors of Customs
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and
Portland, Me-
The right is reserved to reject any all bids should
it be deemed for the interest of the Government so
to do.
WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-25
THREATENING STATE OF AFFAIRs
IN SPAIN.
The Political Situation Explained

LONDON, April 25.-Dispatches received IN
London from Madrid state that the latter city
has been greatly excited during the past feW
days. rising was expected on "Wednesday
night, ami the theattrs aud shops were all closed
During the day of "Wednesday the permanent
committee of the assembly had a long seSs On ,
al which all the members OF the government
with tie exception of President Figueras aud
Senior ri. n. MaTgall, minister OF the interior
ard acting president during the TEMPORARY
retirement of Figueras, were present. 4 long
discussion upon the situtiOn took place. Senior
CASTELAR,, minister Of fOreis IN affairs, and Senior
SalnicIon, minister Of justice, made
speeches, IN which they admitted that
the aspect of affairs in the city WAS
grave. They stated, however. that the
depredatoBs OF the Carlists had been checked
discipline was restored i'm the army aud the
government was OF the opinion that il was not
necessary TO again cOnvoke the Assembly or
postpone the elections for members of the Con-
stituent Cortes. Senior CASTELAR, finally asked
Tor an adjournment for twelve hours, which the
committee refused. The members of the gov
ernmeDt then retired to deliberate uuOn the
course they would take, and did not return
During the afternoon eleven battalions of vol
unteers, composed OF monarchists revolted aud
hired on General Contreras. who escaped, bar
tour other persons were killed and several
wounded. The agitation increased a. night ca me
on, shots being tired in variOns parts of the city
number of volunteers broke into the Hall Of
Congress. where the permanent committee was
IN session. and the committee sought safety in
hight. Marshal SeTrano and a number OF hiS
political friends, fearing the wrath of the M 10,
prudently hid themselves. On THURSDAY a gov
eminent decree appeared dissolving the peTma-
nent committee. and the city became m IRE
tranquil. Lieut.. General Socias has been an
pointed captain general Of Madrid. 10 succeed
General Payia, who rendered his resignation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-25
re New onsetal Postage s,ampS.
HOW THky DIFFER PROM THE STAMPS IN COM
mon USE.


MON UsR
law passed by the last Congress made IL
Incumbent upon the Postmaster General (thc
Thanking privilege having been abolished after
the LIST of july next to prepare a special stamp
or stamped envelope, 10 be used only for official
mail matter for each of the executive depart
ments, and to be supplied by the proper officer
OF said departments to all persons under it, III
rection requiring the same for official use; ami
further provides that all said stamps an
stamped envelopes shall be sold or furnished e.
said several departments or clerks only at tn,
price Tor which stamps and stamped envelopes
Of like value are sold at the several post offces
After a careful consideration OF the matter the
Postmaster Ger eral concluded to issue off cia!
stamps for the department, they being less ex-
pensire and more convenient generally than
STAMPED envelopes. When in New York few
weeks since General Terrell, Third Assistant
Postmaster General and his successor, Mr.. r.
W.,Barher, fixed upon designs tor these stamps,
and invited proposals for their manufactures
The lowest bidder the Continental Bank Note
company, which does much work in the way Of
note printing for the government was awarded
me contract and has already forwarded mum
Der or specimens of the new stamps for
the inspection of the Post Ofice DEPARTMENT
these specimens are very beautiful in design
and VIII doubtless be accepted by the PostmaS-
ter General. The medallion heads on the new
stamps will remain the same as on the ordinary
stamps, but the color OF the stamp and the Dor.
der and the lettering will be different for the
stamps of different departments. Although the
colOTs of the stamps have not vet been officia,l,
selected they will probably be as follows: For
me Executive department, chocolate; Post
omce, BLACK; Navy, blue; War, carmine; Int
nor, vermillion: State, green; Treasury, velvet
brown; Justice, purple; Agricultural, orange.
In several classes OF stamps the designs will be
emblematic. For instance, on the navy stamp
there IS cable which runs entirely around the
border, and a star in each corner; and i'm the
War-derartment stamp representations of a
shield are placed below and to the right and
LETT OF the central head. In all of the stamps
the letters ~. S., and the name of the depart
ment with tie word department. invariably
abbreviated to "Dep't'D appear prominently
the latter being generally placed at the top OF
the stamp. AT the bottom Of the stamp are the
letters and figures indicating its demo animation.
There are eleven denominations OF stamps for
each department, ranging from one cent 10
ninety cents in value. -Four special stamps
m addition TO the regular Official stamps, will
be prepared for the Department of State. TO b.
used in the transmission of dispatch pouches
They will be OF the denominations of -, -, SlA
and go, respectively. The new stamps canno.
he used before July LIST next but will be ready
70 supply, Oh acquisitions from the heads OF de
paTtmeniS. early in June,