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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

Fl:,.L .tsLEEp " IEsGs-On the | Safa OF
July 1871. Mrs. ELLEN MILLAR, or
Ovangehurg Co,iny, in the twenty -four.ha
yea'' OF her age, leaving III arcctionate AMI
devoted llnshanl, interesting Children nnp
lavsc circle of lricn Is TO mourn her, loss.
Wr"p ut for me for an gone
W.ta Christ to lwel abova;
Where Husband and Children shall mover
mourn.
The loss of those they love.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12
NOTICE.
OFFICE CO., SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

ORASOEDuRa CouNY, SO. Ca.
Noiice is hereby given that the County
Board of School Examiners will meet at
this Office OH Monday 2sth inst at 10
o o'clock A. NJ. and continue in Session three
days for the purpose of examining appli-
cants who desire to engage in Teaching in
the Free Common Schools of this County.
FRANCIS r. McKINLAY,
County School Commissioner,
Ex-Officio Chairman q
County Board Examiper.
sept 12 1874 az
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

The last little girlw has 'ropcd' her
way to glory is Il daughter OF Dennis
Maloncy, of Roudont, WAC jumped 23I
times aud then died.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

administrators NOtice.-Als
~ persons having any demands against
the Estate of the late Jacob H. O'Cain will
present The same properly attested, and
or John a. O'Cain, qualified Administrators
or to W. j. DETREVIILE Eso
Sept. 8, 1874. Attorney at Law.
sept l2 1874 dt
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12
claiming that the minority would be entire

Judge Mackey amendment not havi ng
been seconded, the question was about to
be put upon Mr.. Whittemorc's resolution
when Judge Nackey again intcrposcd an d
made telling speech in favor of his amend
ment Said he: "Is there n candidate to
be brought forward whose character should
not be reviewed? l have one whom viii
| support to the end. and whose character is
above suspicion, and for whom intend to
strike heavily when the time comes
| Mr.. S Lee seconded tue Judges amend
ment, and DUNG prolonged speech re-
hectcd rather injudciously upon the sup
| posed motives Of some of The delcgat es
Further sparring continued for some time
between Messrs Elliott, Card dozo, Leo
Jones and hackcy, when The cba: nan
an nounccd that no objection being made,
hc required leave would be granted to the
committee on credentials. No objection was
| made.
Mr. Buttz here arose and moved to iuscrt
| in the resolution, ''lf member ceases
| speaking at the end oi'hir;y minutes, and
a;tcr momch'arily taking his scat rises
| 1gl'r, he should be recognized by the char
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Tr:v on,,, ,
| ihcc were at this time probably not ten
| dclcG0 9 on thc floor who knew how tie
| qncs. a really ooI. Mir. Whit'cmorc,
| the ,.e begged leave to withdraw his
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| .ro,c,lc conxo,,;,r :, mana o,,,
| s,vc farm 10 hi. Nr I,. ,l,;,c,ol ,1
!, ,o,hc. lc,r,hv d.h,,o .,.,nJ
which Nv I. c.;n ,ool occ,.;o, =, r.n,., -
Mr. Icc,s nrc,o,,s ,c,,,,l. a.
motives or ,o,wn,rs liz .,;d ,n.s. ,os
| Mcnd Of Mr.. Lees had told him that he
| (Lcc) was the most corrupt man in tho
general assembly. aud tina, human e"ngs
a'ouc prevented him from repeating II CON
vcisa'on which lad taken Place between
| hcmac veS short lime ago, and wi .ch
would reveal how he (Lce) really s'ool in
tn is;ic.
Mr.. Lee arose an'! demanded that the con-
versa 'on should be repeated before tue
whole convention but he cha'rnans glvcl
put SOP to iu. her denouemcn's. Mr..
| Lee Subsequently arose on II question OF
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-09-12

For School Commissioners.
Mr.. Editor please announce the name sf
FULLER 7. RlCKENBAKER as q candi-
.atc Cor School Commissioner, and oblige.
MANY FRIENDS.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

rJ1O LET-hN OFFICE WELL LOCATED FOR REAL
estate, insurance and business has been
pied the several years; capital required
COLES n HUBBARD No. ca West Thirty third street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

r,o LRT-sTOREs At REDUCED RYNTs, EACH
/ from s26 o 53G 258 Nes Forty-lrst streer
No 3i West thirty seventh street. Houses IS ieet deep
ncnriy
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

CARDs, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS POSTERS, LAW
Y Forms, Bills of Lading and every kind OF JOB, Com:
mercial and theatrical printing neatly cheaply and
promptly done, at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ES-
fABLIsHMEAT, No. 2l3 Broadway. Estimates cheer
uily given application.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ITO LET-A FINE STORE, WITH OR WITHOUT
i Basement: suitable tor bakery apoihecnry on
northeast oi seventh and flty third St
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ITO LET-FOK LIGHT MANUFACTURING PUR-
poses or storage Third and Fourth Floors 5x00 feet;
would let separate; ~ and 23i West tortyseventh
street. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A CORNER STORE TO LET-AS BAKERY OR FOR
~ other business purposes. in good location. Corner
Fftythird street and Eighth avenue. Inquire in the
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ulO LET-A NEW CORNER FRENCH FLAT, WITH
l store grocer druggist, on October 20; bay
windows, refrigerators. &c rooms Eighty third
and Fourth rent $50 $50 S45 and $40
MONTH Address - East Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

FACTORY TO LEAsE-oN FRONT STREET, 3Ox7o,
three stories, with Power. Address ID. b. box sl7 Post
office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ETxTRA LARGE ROOM OVER STORES ,267 AND 26s
IL Broadway, between Thirty first ana Thirty second
streets; four windows Brogdway hard wood floor:
perfect order suitable tailoring &C.; also fine
ooms suitable tor schools Offices &C. Apply 70 janior,
l,261 Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

VNO LEr-TO ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN FUR.
L nishcd Rooms In French fiat; hot and cold
and bath nelghborho0d lie xington and Ffieth
street Address HOME COMFORT, Herald Uptown
lrnn nfic
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

rI,O LET-sMALL THREE STORY HIGH STOOP
J. House No. 6s9 second avenue, Thirty venth
street, 10 roqms, every convenience, nice order: rent
SsT month. Open Monday, 10to2.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

U'o LET or LRAsE-FoB A TERM OF YEARS
4 Factory 265 West seventeenth street. 2jxgs i've
stories and basement; Machinery Tor manufacturing
mating sale business established by the late
James C0Sgrove DECEASED in 1850 and continued said
place he time his death. Inquire premises 265
West Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

RIO LET-sso TO s12o0, BALANCE OF THOSE DE-
sirable three story high stoop Houses Lexington
avenue 10TH list I'd 73d and 74th streets; also sale
a very cheap House, only S9Do0 Apply at the office,
Ll3o Third avenue, between sixty.sixth and sixty
seventh streets.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

LARGE FRONT ROOM TO LET-FURNISHED,
on first floor, 10 gentlemen only Inquire in store,
COB Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

RIO LET-SMALi. GENTEBL HOUSE, NEAR THIRTY
l. seventh street, every Improvement, SC5 month
also small House on Twenty seventh street, Mad
square, rent $50 month. ONCE 139 East Twelfth St
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

rJ,0 LET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, IN
a choice location, Brooklyn, convenient to south
and Wall ferries terms 81, 800 per Ad-
dress, with references e. WRIGHT, box 5.65 New York
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

YNO LET-I46 WEST 1WENTY-SEvENTH STREET A
i three story high soop House rent 81 00J; oil
clean; come and see it. Apply premises, or at $40
West Fity-ii street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, OCCUPYING AN
~ elegant home on Fortyhfh street offer choice of
handsome Apartment to parties willing to pay fair
price for superior accommodations Address SELECT,
Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A PLEASANT
n furnished Room, with without privilege OF
Kitchen Ring bell three times s2l sixth avenue near
Forty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

LARGE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
II second floor 81 per week; also one at So third floor
front. gentieman in q private house; 342 Wcs
Inirty-second street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues
Board IL Dc sired. Reference required.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A FEW DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
n 10 gentlemen, without Board in trst class house;
choice location "a West Twenty nth street. Mad.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

rI,O LET--A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, IN
J. Hoboken block from ferry, to q Young gentle
man references required, Address HOBOkEN, box l7s
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

RIO LET-rHE Splendid LIGHTED LOFTS. WITH
j without steam power; also Store JOx20, in first
class locaity In5. lul. ~ Mereer street
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

- Large, handsomely furnished Rooms, en- suite or
snsly 70 rcn WITHOUT meals or tor light house ping
Inc same at 6l COLUMBIA Heights Brooklyn, overlooking
tho BAY,
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

1'o LET-A FOUR STORY HIGH sTOoP BROWN
i stone House, on Beekn an place, only $l,CO0;
brick do East FIFTY sixth street. west of Lexington
avenue. $500 to May; Harlem House and three Lots,
fruits flowers. Sc, choice 500; boat aud Apply
at 97 Third
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A FIRST FLOOR, NO. s BANK STRkET.-FOUH
II rooms and basement separate meter, brown stons
$4 Second Floor No. IL Bank street $ entire
Top Floor, around the corner, Sl4 Inquire of MrA
BUTLER, No IA Bank street
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

RIO LET-A COTTAGE SEVEN ROOMS; CROToN
i and gas location unsurpassed; good place for any
artistic business private; rent only S5D Apply "a
East foriy-ninth street
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ITO LET-AT HALF PRICE, ROOMS, LARGE AND
L small; also privilege in store II required;
chance TOR good business. inquire at BINNS Millinery,
76l Broadway, stairs.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ITO LET-A HANDSOME LARGE STORE AND BASE
J. men in OF the best business localities in Brook
lyn; suitable for any business rent low. Inquire in
photograph gallery 27 fulton street l3l Bergen ST.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

(toRNER STORE-Goop FOR BUTCHER GROCER
~ tea, oyster, fish, cigar shoe furniture dealers
good cellar; low rynt apply at lU7 Barrow street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

WIDOW LADY HAS A HANDSOMELY FUR
n nlshed faror, Second and Third Floors, with mod
improvements; desirable location; convenient Il
Madison and Park avenue stages Az East Thirty hitl
street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

nOUBLE HOUSE TO LEASE-FURNISHED OR UN-
~ furnish Fifth avenue 2jth street; the
Subscribers residence; low price to good tenant
JOHN b. MURRAY, g5 broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TWO NICELY
"A furnished Rooms together separate, private ba IN
adolnlng southern osure in brown stone house POI
Wost Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

-FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENGLISH BASE
n mcnt House, good order 40 West Twenty second
street; nexcepionaDe neighborhood possession LIST OF
NOyemher rent slO0 Apply al the week.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

VERY WE'LL FURNISHED SECOND STORY
n front Room, with sofa bed, TO a gentleman and
wire, without board; gas, bath, &C. and Room on
third floor references exchanged. ll2 West twelfth St
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

At NO IA WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR
N Broadway.-Furnished Rooms TO let, first second
and third floors, suitable Tor physician, DENTIST CLUB
nfuan
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ELoORs TO LET IN BUILDING or BROADWAY
4 also Rooms suitable tor artists. Inquire first
Goor Of above number from IL A. NJ. 70 4 r n.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

1'o .LET-THE TWO NEW HOUSES NOS. 81 AND
2i5s Morton street: very convenient and select
neghoOrhood; each house contains eighteen rooms and
all modern improvements and VIII he at a modcrat
rent TO first cass tenant only. Apply 10 J. COHBET
253 Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

RIO LET-lN HOUSE l35 WEST TwENTY-THIRD
street. Third Floor. furnished consisting Of four
rooms wi all improvements nice large Room, with
Bedroom off in the front and the the back in a
private family.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

OR TWO PLEASANT LARGE ROOMS TO LET-Iy
l. private house, suitable for and wife; will be
let at very low rent Call at No. BOZ West Thirty
seventh street. -
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LET-IN
n private family, with gas bath &c, at 430 West
Thirtythrd street; terms moderate Can be seen to-
day.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

mo LET-A FINE THREE STORY AND ATTIC
i House, with modern improvements, well furnished,
including good piano, the moderate OF SlUO
month, good tenant. Inquire OF BAGALDl, MAR
SHALL a 10, Architects 2o5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

rT,O LET CHEAP-2H STORY BRICK HOUSES. WITH
i all modern improve mcnts, to respectable families
only; Eighth avenue between l25h and I.6th streets
inquire on premises or to ADOLPH LEVY. IL AMI IA
Waiker street. or at 42 West Forty seventh street. after
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

1To LET-l26 WEST l2iTH STREET, A NICE COT.
i tage, with IL rooms hot and cold water bath &C.
In complete order LOT 75xitO feet; possession iinme
dlaely; rent SO per month.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
The TillOu Scandal.

The most pruricnt curiosity Of the
public has been excited BY tho publ
cation Of Tilton's charges against Rev.
II W. Deecher, in which tae latter is
charged with an offensc against friend
ship, against virtue, against chastity,
against the whole code Of ethics. The
statement, in its circumstantial details,
includes IN allegation Of criminal in
tcrcoursc between Docchcr and Mrs.
Tilton, and it is supported by numcr-
ous letters, purportiny to have been
writtcn-somo of them by the accused
parties, others by n':..ual friend, but
all Of thcm bearing upon the sole ques-
ton of interest. Mr.. Bccchcr. not
having had time to prepare reply in
full detail, says the statement Of Tilton
is a monstsous falschool, in each and
every particular. and that it has not
even the shadow Of truth for its foun-
dation. lie promises to vindieatc him.
self and Mrs. Tilton completely, before
tho committee now conducting the in
yestigatior--an achievement which the
whole world will hail with gladncss.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
HE WinOna NOrnol Scl,o.

The Winona Normal School now
complete in every department, and un der
the control Of superior corps Of teach
crs, will begin its next term August 10Th,
proximo. Applicants for admission
must C at least fifteen years old,-thcy
must sustain an examination in the or
binary English branchcs,-must declare
in writing their intention to teach in the
common schools Of the State, at least two
years, as consideration for free tuition.
No candidate will be received for less
than one term. To all students properly
admitted, the Institution with all the ap.
pliances requisite to the completion Of its
several courses OF study.ARE.F FREE. None
but persons possessed pf;gdod health: a,fl
physical soundncss should apply. '':Thc
state caagot furnish 'spe;td. eourses: 0,
etlldy for the .be.,5ft of iiayaHds, .ppf can
such become efficient teachers. A young
woman ,Y!Lasc physical vigor is not sucl,
IS to make her desirable help" in her
mothers kitchen. should not ask the State
for membership il its corps Of teach.
ers. A tin teapot tor locomotive boiler,
is quite as suitable as weak body is, for
INC occupancy Of q mind being develop
Cd dy tho processes Of modern education.
Archimcdcs sale, "givc me a place upon
which to rest NY iulcrum, and can turn
the world up side down" Even more
vast than that of Archimcdcs' lever is the
power possessed by the human mind,
but without a healthy body through
which to exert itself, the world may
know little Of its existence.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

" Deesak has abpea nade in the eondi-
tiols Of . certain ialsat1rs Of mortgage.
made and sxse1asa ~ Jaoes Hiseae and Jsos
Pierce, his wifs, to Sarah n. Caswel, bearing
dste 0etobss sth. 4 p. 1875. a.d- duly ~
corded ia the ooee ~ u ksGistss OF Dseas
Minnesota, on tho leth day Of 0slober, A. D.
1870, At o'eseek, p. n, IN book ~" Of
Nertsaess, on Page 49,,
Said mortgage was daily assigned By said
Sarah n. CssWell to Susan n. 4. Sloan, on
The 9th day Of Auguat, A. D. 1873, aal the
assignnont thereof duly recorded in tho o@ce
Of the Register Of DEEDS Aforesaid, on the
18th day Of August, A. D. 1873, Ut . o'claok,
a: NJ, in book " NJ" e kestsages, % psss
Said mortgage VI. xi.sa to .e..is tho pay.
ment Of The sam Of Four Hundred Dollars,
($4oo) and i1toeest thereon according to the
conditions Of . oertain pronissery nota, made
Ard =: e.sset'd y ~ !a.e: R,'ss. AID J.ss
1870. and there 10 claimed to b due thereon
At the da&s Of this NOTES, the sun--of Pear
Hundred and Eighty-nine and 10 lSet 10y
dollars, and no proceedings It law Or other:
wise have been had to collect the lane OF ioy
raFt thereof.
: foY, therefore, NOTICE il handy given that
BY virtns Of . power o. sale IN said mortgage
contained, opd pars1ant 70 the statute in sueh
case made aad provided. said mortgage will
e.,,s tse sss:s. ,s;;. i; e. e.
southeast quarter Sfssssts1 6Arss. (3) In
town ono hundred aud. ono, (leI) 1elti Of
ra.es :fourtsse (l&) 7Nese containing eighty
(se) acres, b the cane more or less, II Mower
county. Minsseot., will be sold At public sale.
to tho highest bidder therefor, At tho oaice Of
E. o. Whealer, In. the city of knstin. in said
county, On Saturday. the Sth ~ q sePss.::
Dor, A. D. 1874, at 10 O'clock. A. H., to satisfy
tho amount then duo On said note and nost-
gage, together with the sun Of Thirty Dsllars
attorneys feeg, allowed by tho terms Of said
mortxste in cass pl sforecle pure, besides the
costs and expenses allowed ~ law.
Dated ~ Austin, the 13rd day Of July
4. p. 1874:
| SUSAN N. G. SLOAN,
u ,v,, ,.., 4s''eessssss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

GENERAL SATURE-No. 1871
AN ACT making appropriations for tho ma
val service for the year ending juno
thirtieth, eighteen hundred ana seventy
five, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the following sums be, and they arc here
by appropriated, to he paid ont Of anv
money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriatcd, for the naval service of the
Government for the year ending June
tllirticth, eighteen hundred aud sevcnty
five. and for other purposes:
For pay Of commissioned and warrant
officers at sea, on shore, on special SER
vice, and of those on the retired list and
unemployed, and Tor mileage and trans
portation OF officers travelling under or.
dcrs, and for pay Of the petty officers,
seamen, ordinary scalnen, landsmen, and
boys including men of the engineers
force, and for the Coast-Survcv service
eight thousand five hundred men. six
million two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Nayv
Department, one hundred thousand dol.
lars
For civil establishment at the different
| navy-yards, as follows: At Kittcrv
Maine, eighteen thousand seven hundred
and fifty.nine dollars; ut Charlest0wn
MASSACHUSETTS,, twcnty-thrce thousand
and ninety. three dollors and forty cents ::
ut Brooklyn, New York, twcnty.thrce
thousand seven hundred and cighty-nine
dollars and forty cents; at philadc]nhia.
pennsylvania, twenty-onc thousand two
hundred and nincty-thrcc dollars and
forty cents; at Norfolk, Virginia, eight
ced thousand five hundred and thirtv-
eight dollars and twenty cents; at Pcnsa.
colo, Florida, eight thousand one hun
drcd and forty five dollars; at Washing
ton, District of Columbia, nineteen
thousand one hundred and twenty three
dollars and twenty cents; ut Marc island.
| California, twenty thousand three hun
drcd and seventeen dollars and twenty
cents; and at League Island paya!! station
Pcnnsylvania, four thouSc:ld six hun,lre.l
and eighty dollars; making in all. the
sum OF one hundred and lil1y. Seven
thousand seven hundred and thirty. cirht
dollars and eighty cents.
For civil establishment at the several
naval hospitals and naval laboratory
th'rty-nlnc thousand ono hundred md
; siXty-on dollars
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
For foreign and local pilotarc and
t'wagc of ships Of Wal, tiity thousand
dollars: ''S'D0
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

public buildings, and so forth, at twcn-
ty dollars per month each, four thous-
and eight hundred dollars.
For pay Of employees in the depart
mcnt Of stcam-cneinery, for machinis,s
makers, and others, eight thous.
and seven hundred and sixty dollars
For repairs and improvements Of
public buildings, and for repairing the
wall inclosing the grounds Of the
academy, fourteen thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, forty-six
thousand six hundred dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay Of officers of the Marine
Corps. and for pay of non .commiss-
iorcd officers, musicians, and others Of
the corps, three hundred and nine
teen thousand seven hundred and six.
ty dollars: Froritlee', That the Office
of commandaut Of the Marine Corps
having the rank Of brigadier general
Of the krmy shall continue until a Va
cancy shall occur in the same, and no
longor and when such vacancy shall
occur in said office, immediately there
upon all laws and parts Of laws crca-
ting said Office shall become inopcra-
tive, and shall, by virtue of this act,
from thencefortl be repealed: Amt
l'ori''c!I Further, That thereafter
the oommandant of the Marine Corrs
shall have the rank and pay Of co.,
oncl and shall be appointed by Sc
lection by the President from the OF
ficcrs of said corps.
For the civil force of tho Marine
Corps, ten thousand dollars.
For pay Of fifteen hundred privates,
and no more, two hundred and seventy
thousand dollars.
For provisions, one hundred thous.
and dollars
For clothing, one hundred thousand
dollars.
For fuel, thirty thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-six dollars.
For military stores, namely For pay
of mechanics, repair Of arms, purchase
OF accountremcntss ordinance-stores
flags, drums, flies, and other instru
ments, nine thousand dollars.
For transportation of troops, Gvt
thousand dollars.
For transportation Of officers travel
ing without troops, one thousand dol
lars.
For repairs Of barracks, and rem
of oficea where there are no public
buildings, six thousand dollars.
For forage for horses belonging t.
field and staff officers, three thousant
dollars.
For hire Of quarters of officer
where there are no public quprtars
ten thousand dollars.
For contingencies, namely: Freight
icrriage, toll, cartayc, wharfage, pur
chase and repair Of boats, burial Of de
ceased marines, stationery, telegraph
ing, apprehension Of desertcrs. oil, can
dies, gas, repairs Of gas and water FIX
lures, waterfront, barrack-turniture
furniture for officers quarters, bed
sacks, wrarping-paper, oil-cloth, crash
rope, twiaa. spades, shovels, axes
picks, carpenters tools, repairs to fire
engines. purchase and repair of engine
hose,. purchase of lumber for bcnche:
mcss-tables, hunks; repairs to publ
carryail; purchase and repair Of har
ness purchase and. repair OF land-ear'
and wheel-5arrows; scaycngcring; pu'
chase and repair Of galleys, cooking
|stoves, ranges, stoves where there ar
no CRATES gravel for paradc-grounds
repair Of pumps, brushes, broom'
buckets, paving; and for other p lrpos
cs, fifteen thousand dollars.
| Approved june G, 1874,