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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23
letter from Petersburg.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
pErrpSpr-pr Ian1,orr % 1879


PETERSBURG, January %, 1878.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Citizens Savings Bank, held last night, Major
C. S. Stringfellow was called to the chair,
and General Weisiger acted as secretary.
After the usual reports had been made, the
following directors were elected unani-
nously: Joseph Fl. Cooper, j. Andrew
White, Frank Potts, j. p. Williamson, W.
l.. Watkins, DR.. j. Herbert Claiborne, and
w. II. Tappey. At the meeting of the direc-
tors to-day Mr. Joseph II. Cooper was re-
elected president, and MIR. William r. Mall
lory was elected vice-president to succeed
Major n. NJ. Tanner. The other officers Of
the bank were reelected.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Blue
Ridge Springs Company was also held yes
terday, at which the following officers and
directors were elected: President, DR.. j..
Herbert Claiborne. Directors: J. Arthur
Johnston, {. w. Statham, John F. Slaugh-
ter. DIR. II. G. Leigh, II. II. Brooks, Robert
d. McIlwaine. Richard T. Taylor, and r. Il.
Jones, Jr. The hotel is furnished now and
will be open for the reception Of guests on
the 18th Of June next.
This morning Hon. Joseph s. Budd, Judge
of the County Court Of Dinwiddie: led to
the altar Mt the Tabb-Street Presbyterian
church Miss Funnie Dunn, an accomplished
aud beautiful young lady, of this city, and
daughter of Dir. Robert Dunn. The happy
couple left for a bridal trip to the North on
the II 80 train, on which also was the gal
liant Captain r. i. Pegranl, one of The most
distinguished naval officers in the old United
States and in the Confederate States service,
with his bride, to whom he was marued
Yesterday in the city of Norfolk. -.
At the regular meeting OF the Relief Asso-
citation held last night Dir. John d. Kelley
resigned his position us yice-president at
large The election of his successor was
postponed till the meeting next Tuesday.
The trade in loose leaf tobacco has been
unusually active for several days past, the
receipts being large and sales rapid ut good
prices. ~
The rain OF yesterday ceased at night, and
to-day has been clear and cioudless and quite
warm for the season. rs
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Young men Of the city is to be given soon at
,Jarrett's Hotel by some Of the solid and
elder citizens. A meeting TO arrange for the
occasion is to be held tonight.
Deep quiet prevails all over the city.
There was not even g session of the Mayors
Court this morning. Roais ApAiR.
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RICHMOND ANB PETERSBURG RAILROAD Coat
RICHMOND, VA. December II, 1877.
I1rrISI, yteIrnNESnAv

RICHMOND ANb PETERSBURG RAILROAD Coat
RICHMOND, VA. December II, 1877. {
0N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-
~ CEMBER 18th, the TRAINS on this road viii
run az follows:
The MAIL TRAISs leave Richmond at 5 A. d.
and s:?o P M., upd leave Petersburg at n:25 A. III.
and sos p, NJ. N&@ ta F.sss
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at:
tached. leave Richmond al A. NJ. and I. nj, Snd
leave Petersburg at :30.A. i1 and d:50 T. 1i.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TR AIMS Viii leave
Richmond aud Petersburg It9A. NJ. RetlrDf1g.
leave Richmond and Petersburg at 430 p M, lnstead
of Soclock as heretofore. sftt
The S 4. 81. TRAIN will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the se5 I. 81. MAIL TRAIN and $50
A. 81. FiEIG}IT TRAIN will not leave PetarssurR
on Sundays. = s-..szE-,:.t.
Patsengers for Norfolk win take the e:ao P. N,
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk Will cou. !.
meet mt Ietcrsbiirg with the 1l:95 a. 81. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover l1il Will tahe the $50 "A
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
aud returning leaTe Richmond on the same days at
The MAIL TRAINS win stop only at Chester and
Manchester. .e.ss.E ~ 5rs ~ S&l
The sA. NJ. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
= PULLM MAWN'S W PALACE 81 LEEPINc4cARw viii
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
'''s @' N' ~ =, : : : - RIB. KAsEY.
de Is Ticket and Freight Ageak
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CosT OF PRINTING THE REPORT OF THE SU.
PERlNrENDENT OF PUBLIC INsTRUcTIoH.-ln
response to resolution of the House OF
Delegates asking that the Superintendent OF
Public Printing inform the House Of the cost
of the report of the Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction for the year 1872, including
paper; binding, printing, &c., he reports as
follows:
"In response to this resolution | beg
leave to say that the annual report OF the
Superintendent of Public Instruction, in.
Guiding the reports Of the superintendents of
the Hampton school and the Agricultural Col.
lcge at Blacksburg, which are contained in
the report Of the Superintendent of Public
Instruction, makinga u volume Of four hun
dred and forty pages, will cost about $1,000
This sum embraces cost of 500 copies charge.
able to printing fund and $500 copies or
dered by the Superintendent of Public In
struction, F."
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THE HouDoN STATuE,-The joint commit
tee of the two Houses of the General As
semblv met yesterday morning in the Libra
ry, Senator Anderson of Pittsylvania pre-
siding. After an interchange of opinions,
House branch Of the committee, was in
structed to report to his body to-day joint
resolution appropriatiDg $1,000 for the erec-
ton of structure OH Capitol Square
that will protect this splendid work of art
from the weather and secure it against loss
by fire. The joint resolution provides that
the money shall be expended by u commits
sion consisting of the Governor, the Presi-
dent of the Senate, and the Speaker of the
House of Delegates. In the mean while it
Is proposed to store away the statue in a fire.
proof building.
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JOB PRISTING.--we call the attention OF roer-
chants clerks Of courts, sherins lawyere, raliroz
steamship and cannl officers and agents and all
having orders for priattng, TO the facilities "nered a
the DISPATCH rRiNTiSG EsTABLIsnaESr for tif
prompt and faithful execution OF all KINGS OF JON
ParsTIN0. We can furnish nc short nnsice Carsts,
Ri,l-.Icads, Lettcr.Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-B,Ils, Catalogues,
Biils OF Fare. show-Bi,is, Checks, Drafts, DC, &c
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE RIcHNoND BUILDING AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY bill passed the Senate yesterday.
ITS object is "to purchase or sell vacant or
unimproved lots and lands in eight miles Of
Richmond; to cheaper rents to citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity by erecting thereon
dwellings or other Improvements and selling
or renting them; and the company may also
lay off and beautify public squares or parks"
It will doubtless pass the House in the
form In which IL goes from the Senate, and
we shall soon have this company at work
carrying out its designs Of city improve,
'ments and cheap rents. The bill received
the hearty approval and support of many
senators from the rural districts.
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COMMISSION OF LUSAcY.-A commission of
lunacy, consisting OF Justices Crew, Crutch-
field, and Holmes. in the case of Margaret
Tucker, charged with felony In the Police
Court, was held yesterday morning, and
after partial examination was continued
until the 29th instant. Another commission
has been ordered for to-day in the case of
William r. Short, an alleged lunatic.
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AN ELOQUENT LEcrURE.-Rev. Fl. A. Tup-
per, D. D., delivered lecture to the stu
dents of Richmond College yesterday which
thrilled every heart. For an hour students
and professors were held entranccd by the
burning eloquence OF the speaker. and at the
close they voted their thanks and requested
its publication:
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Coop FOR CHURCH HLL.-On Tuesday eve
ming last, at a supper given bya gentleman
to some few Of bis friends, SEVEN persons sat
at the table, whose aggregate weight was s'r-
teen hundred and sersnty pounds, being on
average OF gSS pounds to each person. Four
different families were represented by the
seven persons. The hghtest one in the party
weighed 10 pounds. Who can beat it!
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The FIRE LAST NleHT.--Just before Il
o'clock last night an alarm of fire was
turned in at Box No. 16, corner Pine and
Main streets. The firemen FASTENED to the
box, and simultaneously with turning In the
alarm bright light was seen in the upper
end Of Manchester, apparently In line with
the continuation of Ninth street. The fire
continued to burn brightly until past 1
O'Clock, but at so late an hour it was impos-
sible to learn further particulars. Suffice 1t to
say there was no fire int the Deighborhood of
the box from which the, alarm was sounded.
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cIIaIuND AND York RIVER RAILROAD Cod
t.af k1cHMoHD, january. 5 ,lS73.

RICHMOND AND YCnK RIVER RAILROAD Coal
t.af kacHMoHD, January g., IS73.iHJ -.
i NOTICE.-On and after this date Deeein-
ly Der 2l) the PASSENGER aud FREIGHT
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Sundays} be-
tween Richmond and West Point, leaving tho de-
pot at 2:30 T. Nj. .tit H r-aFf tHsSf3.fE ~.
Passengers for river landings and Baltimore wilt
leave Richmond depot on WEDNESDAYS and
FkEiGHr TKkfN For for TiIRoUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fri
days, and Saturdays al ! o'clock A. ii.
aud West Point, carrying local freight both ways,
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving Richmond
at o ociock A. NJ.
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Superintendent.
j. l.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent, RlCl-
mcnu. IA 0
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The CONGREGATION OF THE THIRD PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH, having accepted the offer of
St. Johns church, will hold their first re-
ligious services in the lecturc-room of that
church tonight Thursday at u o'clock.
This meeting takes the place of the usual
Wednesday evening service.
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THE THEATRE.-Another large and
fashionable audience greeted Mrs. Oates and
her attractive company last night. The
sparkiing opera of the Flower Girl OF Paris
was presented, and most credsfaDly, too.
Tonight A Prima Donna CT q Night Will be
pFesented.S g5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS YESTERDAY.
Wilkinson, sheriff, &C., Us. Yankee Allan.
Appeal from decision of the Circuit Court
Of Prince Edward. Reversed, on the ground
that it did not affect the Judgment of the
court in the fine or the imprisonment for the
fine. ...stss. .-.at .G.-z
Burcb, mayor, &C., Us. Hardwick, &C., was
concluded yesterday by Major Halsey for the
appellant, and NEJor kirkpatrick for the
appellee, s.... .etr., .t.-' 81. s..,..-
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The CONSERVATIVE CoNFLRENCE.-At the
Conservative conference held Yesterday
afternoon Colonel G. Is. Board was nomi-
mated for the county judgeship in the place
of Judge Ribble, deceased. .s
After the nomination had been made, there
was harmonious Interchange of views as to
the state of affairs. ....@ ..,.....
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PARTICULAR NoTlcE.-We are now eloaing out .
large assortment Of fancy worsssd goods of The Ia
test and most beautiful pattesns einhracing lades
opera hoods chIldrens scapes and hoods, at 7sc
worth 81, IS elsewhere Give us q sais and see for
yoursrsyes, ., THE Do1s.1a STORE, f&
cornsr Ninth and Maia ssase.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

PIcTUREs-The reduced prices In photographs
as advertised by REEs & Co. are not exclusively
confined to their small work, but, like uniform
reduction, extends In the higher branches Of theil
art. You get finely colorcd, hfe-sized picture
24x5o inches, for $40; the same In india ink, $40
worth respectively S75 and $50 in any part of The
United States. Their reduced prices ought to be
taken advantage of while within your reach. ~.
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AccrpEsT.-Yesterday morning as man
named of Megans q stone-11iason) was
working at a derrick; at shaft No. of the
tunnel, his right thumb was caught between
a couple of heavy stones. The bones were
so badly crushed that anputatiou will be
neceSsarE - ~
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HAVE YoUn SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, ASI
thereby get a perfect nt, by Z. b. SPENCE e Son.
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ORANGEs.-You can find the best and sweetest
Havana oranges, at a low price, at ALEX. WERsT's
confectionery, corner Of Third No. 235 Broad street
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HEAVY FINE.-Frank Vogle "a butcher
was fined yesterday morning $40 for viola
ton of the ordinance Of the city prohibiting
the keeping of slaughter within the
corporate limits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

CAPILLINA is A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE NATURAL
aIment Of the hair and one of the best hair tonics
and dressings ever produced. Sold by WOOD &
Sons, proprietors.
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Philharmonic Association win meet viii,
unparalleled success at their concert next
Tuesday night. Those.who desireto attend
this musical treat should secure at once the,
few remaining tickets offered for sale. ,t !,
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MANY OF THE LARGEST ADVERTISERS IN THE
country make. all their contracts with newspapers
through tho Advertising Agency Of GEORGE r.
RowELL & Co, No. 4lPark Row, New York. Their
facilities for the transaction of the business are not
excelled by those Of any similar establishment In
fhe World. n .tE.E - Z
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SPECIAL CoURT OF APPEALS W EDNEsDAY.-
Tinsley, trustee. us. Mallory, was argued by
Messrs. Winn s. Meredith for the appellants,
and Holladay & White for the appellees.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
PosT-OPFlcE JANUARY %, 1S73.-George
Miller, -; j. W. seayes, summerse'
county; Thacker Epps, No. 207 Mainshir
street, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Harriet John
son, N6.1 Prospect street, care Mr.. Nichous
box 7s, post-office; Miss NJ. Crouch. No. 2ls
corner Hill and Charles street, Baltimore
Nd; Miss l.. Powell, care Z. j. Lee
shepardtown, w. Va; Mrs. Captain r. e
Moseley, CASTOR, n, c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

ADVERTISERS FILL UP TEN COLUMNS OF TILL
weeks Religious Herald. 1t Is generally undsr
stood that the Herald is read by the people whom
business men wish to reach.
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How JANAUscHEK DREW IN RIcHMoND.-
,Jana,lschek's gross receipts in this city foI
the four nights and matinee were n, 100.
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Nc CooKED ANSWERS WANTED.

Tho Robinson Dynasty Declines to
Answer.
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POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Justfee Creu
presiding.-Catharine Hickey was fined 50
for assaulting and abusing Cornelius Starkey.
Cornelius Starkey was required TO give
surety in the sum Of S100 for three months
for threatening to kill Morris Hickey.
The same disposition was made of the
case of George Hays, vagrant, as was also
with the case of Sara Matthews. 49,
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OyEReoATs IN GREAT VARIETY, AT LOW PRICES,
for sale by f. B. SPENCE Son. 1900 Main street
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS MADE 70 ORDER, AND PEI
Feet tit guaranteed, BY Z. b. SPENCE Son.
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LUMBER DEALERS.

nO0 0nO FEET S EASONED 5-S
ZtJJ,SJljlJ CANADA SYCAMORE, Bupc-
itor quality looooe feet seasoned - Cansda Syca.
more 6uperior quality also, large stock White
pine. PopIsr. walnut. Cherry, Maple, Ash. Hlck-
ory. Oak, shingles, Laths. All kinds Of Building
lumber, togethef with tzrEe stock OF Chased VIE.
dows Rlfnds and Doors, cheaper thAn anywhere elsa
I'm the city. TRUMAN A. PARKER Co,
- - . dealers In Luaber, aiazel Winaows
IN H-sm
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GUILTY OF SHOOTING A POLICEMAN Charles
Mccarthy, alias Charles johnson, charged
with shooting Policeman Finnegan. was
found guilty yesterday in the Hastings Court
of unlawful shooting, fined $3.50, and sent TO
jail for four months,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

sADysRyrsE.-Uur merchants seeking trade In any
ncriion Of the country should advertise III the
p.pere Of that section. Al. ELLfsoH 90. WIN
take advertisements aad have them Inserted a. pub
fishers rates. t4 - sy.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-23

P. WEIsIGER & co. ARE SELLING THEIR ENTIRE
stock Of furs at reduced prices.
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M. ELLYsoN & CO., Advertising Agents, DIsPAres
building will receive Advertisements md have then
inserted In any journal Of he country at regular
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PHILHARMONIC CoScERT.--The great de-
,mand for tickets at West, johnston &s1o,s
dtying the past three days proves taat t1e
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PIzzrNI HAS YELLOW BANANAS.

REV. J. BANyARD, D. D., Of New Jersey, Is fur.
nishing the Religious Herald an exceedingly inter.
esting narrative of his travels in Europe.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND1
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT

q OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT r.
RICHMOND, VA, January ], 1873.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Freight
~ for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore, and
intermediate points will be received by this conf
pany at their Broad Street depot on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS. 3, -9ss 80. .-c.E
Freight trains leave Richmond on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS A. NJ, connecting ut Quantic0 with
the Alex yandria aud Fredericksburg railway :4ssg
Joint tariff-shcets may be had on application to
j. 3. GENTRY,
ia LIN General Freight gent
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MISSES WHITE FUR sAcouEs-yERY HAND
SOME and stylish, and at bargain-at i. WEIsiGEl
& Co.'S, ... -t#
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REDUCTION IN ruRs AT r. wErsIaER & Co.'s.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ kOAD.--Un and after september 10th PAS
sENGER TRAINS will leave Richmond as fol-
lows: ...Esss.- L.l4 <&ta.fE .s.<
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN except Sundayl for
the White sulphur Springs, connecting at G9Fdo:s-
train for W Washington ana North and Lynchthrg
and South. ,- .re-. -as-4 -.gs. =. ,s.2 ass3
Sunday, afoF GordoBsviBe, arriving at saa ~, p.
This train connects at Gordopsrie with fiie night
trains on the Orange AfexsHdra and Napsss1s fals
road for LYSCHBURGip and WASHIStiF FOh-sS.ss 81.
Through tickets, NJ low rates, sold 70 ell points
Northwest and Southwest $3.50
Steerage tickets from Liverpool. QgeensfoMn.
bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenbnrg, 10 all points
ON this road, can be bought o! The General Ticket
iyent at Richmond, OF eau be ordered fhroneh sny
| station agent on the road. -
Further Information may be obtained at the Com.
| p"D' 4. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES T. .NEINEaLAsp,G General 4 ssket Agent.
| tyl 80
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Mesdames woodruff and chfin are again
In the Tombs. 81. 5..ss5 ssss
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Thirteen Questions Proponded.
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sEALsKIS CAPS AT s4soAr P. wElsIcEn & Co.'S

FAsHIosABLE HATS AT P. wEIsIeER Co.'S.
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the Atlantic and Pacific; for procuring water at
such posts as, from their situation, require it to
be brought from distance; and for clearing
roa6s and removing Instructions from roads.
harbors and rivers to the extent which may be
required for the actual operations of the troops
in the field, four million dollars.
Tor hire of quarters for officers on military
duty, hire of quarters for troops of storehouses
for the safe keeping of military stores, of Off
ces, and of grounds for camps, and for summer
for the construction of temporary huts and sta
bles; and for repairing public buildings at es-
tablished posts, one million two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
For construction and repairs Of hospitals, one
hundred thousand dollars.
For heating and cooking stoves, ten thousand
dollars
For purchase and manufacture of clothing
camp and garrison equipage, and for preserving
and repacking stock of clothing, camp and gar
rison equipage, and materials on hand at the
SchuylkiIl arsenal and other depots, seven hum
dred and seventy thousand dollars.
For the necessary expenses Of such sales of
stores or material belonging to the army estab-
lishment as may be authorized by law, ten thou
sand dollars. ia
For establishing and maintaining national
military cemeteries, two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars.
For army contingencies, namely, such expen-
ses as are not propided for by other estimates
embracing all branches of the military service
seventy five thousand dollars.
For purchase of medical and hospital sup
plies, pay of private physicians employed in
emergencies, hire of hospital attendants, expen-
ses of purveying depots, of medical examining
boards, and incidental expenses of the medical
department, three hundred thousand dollars.
For providing surgical apparatus or appli-
ances for the relief of persons disabled in the
military and naval service of the United States
and not included within the terms of any law
granting artificial limbs or other special relief,
ten thousand dollars to be expended under the
direction of the Secretary of War: Provided
That report shall be made to Congress at its
next annual session, showing the name and resi-
dence of each person relieved and the nature
and cost of the apparatus provided. .rs.e.sr
For the Army Medical Museum and medical
and other necessary works for the library of the
Surgeon Generals Office, ten thousand dol
lars.
Engineer department at Willett's point:
For protection of porton boats, remodeling
ponton material and for current expenses of de-
pot, five thousand dollars.
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'I-U
parts at 200, NJ, daily. except Sundays. .
Maynardville Mail arrives at l2:OO NJ on Mondays
and Thursdays aad departs at Loo, NJ same days.
The Blain's Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at I:O0, A. Ms and departs at 1900 NJ same days
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 300 P. M''
and departs Thursday at GOO Am.
The Post-Oice opens at $780, A. NJ and closes at 5:S
Pm Opens again $50, PM closes at 1880 Pm Once
open on Sunday at Loo P. NJ, for one hour
) JAMES RODGERS. PM.