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Queer Eject Of the Heat.

Tho work of moving the COTE street
bell tower has to he done early In the forenoons
and lite IN the afternoons. owing to the Excess
sive heat which In the middle Of the CAV causes
the timbers on which the tower IA being moved
to absorb the tallow that Is used for luurlcatng
Durp lses, thereby rendering moving by tue
sliding process impossible.
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a Horse with hi. Foo, In his Mouth.

FT0N w WT3IU II'Nfs
ono or Dr. Crawford's horses the other
nN opened his mouth aud put his foot In n.
Ss.."tp az ~ may appear We are s'Httny literal
tso. mo hor.s actu NV caught TAI. shoe otlk IN
p'e mouth and nut for an accidental discovery.
would have been ruined.
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DENN,lLvA,IA RAILRO,n.

II
AND uNllED STATES n iiL iDUTE.
Trains eav New lors via DesbrOsses AMI Cortland
streets ferries. as 10 lows:
Express for Harrisburg Pl tbursh the West ana South
with Pullman Palace irs att lcned. $3.50 A. H. aud
$50 T.. VI. sandy, u ami $3.50 L. NJ.
For wlam,porl. LocS II ven. Cory ana Erie, a
wi G. Petroleum Centre ana the on Reg Ons.
For Baltimore, Washing on, ami the South, Limted
Washington Express" VI Pullman farlor Cars daiiy
except snnda $50 A. NJ. arrive Washington 4.l6
p. NJ Resuir Al $40 A, NJ. 2'io AMY 4. NJ sus-
Express ~ Phiadelpris, 7so sio $50 A. NJ, 1850.
2iO. a. 8, o. 7. $3.50, up. VI. and - night Accom-
mOil ion 7 A. Nj. and 4;l0 z. N. Sunday A. VI.
80 z $3.50, and9 + NJ. Emigrant ana second ciA.I
ForCeliennia Depot at $3.50, $50 1880, A. NJ. and
tennial Depot at /, ii5, $3.50. o, TOO p NJ. "a
Sunday 7:20 \. NJ anu p. VI.
For tram TO Newark, Eiz beth. RAILWAY, Princeton.
Ire ton, fcith Amboy. Fleming on. Belyld re, aad
other points. 80 Local schedules At II Iicke ON sea
Trains arrye; From IN slurgh $50 aud IL: 30 a. NJ
except Non nay. fr IN Washington an Hilu more.
GEO A. NJ, $40. 5lO end ln;2O 4. NJ. SUNDAY. $50 4
~. From Pan ,deioms, sos. go $3.50 ,lplO ll.sl
ll:oO A. M 2;lO 300 40. $50 $50. 600 1855, 80
hiU AMI l0sO Z. N. san ay 900. %. $50. l0.l9
1880 A. NJ, GSl IN l02OP. VI.
House, ana foot OF Desaros.s ani Cortltnit stsi
No Court ST, Brooklyni III ll6 aud IFS Hu ison ST.
Hoo1he Depot, Jersey Ci,y. En- grant Ticker olea
FRANK IHO ISON, D. NJ ROYD, Jr.
1en'i Maaa-er. 0cn'l Passenger Az mt
SARA IOtA DIRECT route. via Cuiz as Lane. Eis-
- gant Steam re lc we Per A. ~ H. foot Leroy a..
.alN' vAc pt SiiurAi .at q 4 NJ Ihr 1ugI re OnlJ
y sos excursion &c ,et., gIo'sor 30 days. 500
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WuiyE ,Sr,Ai IL ". ~, ,,,..,,,o, c.a


EhSSELI's ZOE ClEAM Heat Ia tne e'Li.
II D'alefs anu Churches, @lt, prr lhrl spetlh ~
Lentlon " 0ut VI town Orders. ~ Bible House.
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A. NJ; 1850. $40 L. NJ.
Returning We ilockiwiv Beach 11:iO 4 NJ; L. 40
q, 500 p. NJ Far Rockaway 7.i0 A. NJ, I2:O5. AID
b;ls. d;27, $40 T.. NJ
Ta<e .erry James slip foot Cham1ors ST.. suni w
excepte, malt ~ hOur b'iOre departure Ut trains
(Sun at $50 aud 1890 \ NJ. 1 ami q T. NJ }. .0f
Jerry foot 3iih ST. H. daily fifteen Isl minutes 90
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matgIn,tg.
Situations dllanl,o.

Situations dllantto.
AN AMERICAN WIDOW wants a child to bring
N up on the bottle Is competent TO take chilli from
have mothers care. Apply at i5S West lsa st. nrst
Moor.
A BAKER OF years experience wishes situation
IN As nrst hand nrel AMI pies; either city
or country. l9 Broadway, willamsnursh
GERMAN glrl. Is yea Of age. wishes p ace in
~ an Amrric IN family to min oue or two children
shd 90 gnt huu'eWorS' Inquire at 331 East 21h st.,
top nour front.
A RELIABLE, FIRST elias, machine printer Who can
~ NOrA ON N press an NIX GO Ors, wishes en-
noyment. Address sSAuEk, OS GreenpOlnt ay,,
G'e k4hnt l..
A EN.PECTA Dung grl ". he's SITUATION
~ As chanhermali nnd Maltrrs TO ID general
housew lrN IN snail funny, can eLi West ION 81.
A DESTITUTE widow woman wants work by the
~ uh1 al Nhrlls, stfuOJius, tr any Aucn employ
meut. Room o. Ro9 Mott ST., near Spring 1t.
A NOI'NG LADY wants situ,tion as COOK or
~ ger, ral hOuscWorAer IN private family, Inquire
al 80 30 nv.
A tIR>T-CLA~~ cake ndpic baker wants stu.
~ nlipn. O. AZ IA East lotn IT,, Acw YORK.
IlkEAD and Gaze biGcrs supplied at tiu House Of
- 'hll corner ia ~. Aud = Az.
tOACuMAN aud gardener, houseworN-By a Ger.
y man an VIC, Ia ne couniyi man rs cOacnmln
mthdtllohs can b. gNel ~ 10 Gre 'nNich st.
INO EMPLOYING PRINTER-.-A nrst.ciss.
JOB prnter viii engage permanently at fi5 per
week. Address Plea box ~ SIM mice
WANTED Employment by a competent and nc
w i've hsiue' IN II, age TO- single, 1T eaary Of ~
per week good clerH Gal, smini good ruiefence,
Address HOWARD. box 1853, SUI office
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7 .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
k6cKAwAY BEACH AND FAR RocKAwAH

Trains leave Long Island cry for Far Rockaway ara
X OK way Re oh AT 7.O3 lO:O3 40 A. NJ: l..el
4:O4, and6 L NJ.
r. NJ.
Retuining-Lelve Rocsaway Beach 1856. 11:30 A. Nj
1:35, 1905. 5.SS 0.'B L NJ Far Il ickiway 52l
e;52 7sI. $500, 1850 li:51 A. NJ; l:57 $3.50. 4isa
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siru c,ooos.

II EEPS PATENT partly-mlfe dress shir's,
IN The nv best Tor tB can be nnl.ncd as easily
ts hemming a han Aerchef Oh Broadway, and vi
Area o.. Pnllsdtlphla.
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psrsJnl! aotl.ri.

nISEASFS or MEN, Nervous 'bilitY. and kin
dred affections spec NV an perm inentlg cured
HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ. D., lh LoxlAXtJA ay., ar
9Dtn ~. Hours. StJo
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NIlSetl | VI ".
hANDRuFF. ALSO PHICKLY HEAT
- easily ana qnoAa
., removed by uhus" Amylos,"
For sale through
lARRANr sGnEFFeLIN. aud others.
nNDkCh- leg AMI qu 'tly obtained IN any
trial. Fee after decree Address
g. X SIMS, 81 hand Block, Chicago. III.
hiNOKCE- lesa " AMI quie'i y OBTAINED f,rincom.
pAtlDlllt,, 80 sdrnct unnecessary. Fee after
decree GOoDMch. T. o. oor l.Oj7. Chicago.
VNNAMELLkD CAST IRON COOKING
- utnsl =, OF the very hest quality supplied IN any
qhahly at the most reasonable pro Dy tbs Ena mel
a1ianut.ctory OF Vlnccnz Getscnmon al Prague.
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Sblq1rrI.

MAN ~ NE.-MAlL STE AMt r. .,.
~, tOh ~ ~ .olOWN AND LlN rHfOpL, .
tiit or CHESTER ...... Sa'urdN, Au-. ~, NJ r.
Cii1 q kiImMOND.. .saturdiy. Aus. %, at 40 4 ~
tlll Of bkltltN. .....~ tur nty MT w. NJ b3O A. NJ
~ From Pier 3d. Nor IL River.
CABIN, $50 ard 500 III. Il turn tickets on favor
ah,e terms slkkkAHk. s2S. currency. DrAfts issued
al lowest rates.
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Correspondence Invited.
ROOFS.

why not MAKE your roofs sst lifetime. and the
expense OF roof every 10 or is vears II 10
don" with even less expense an care t,n you hoe,ow
'-ur sinings, because our aitterias cost les. ~
won are careful 10 use Fire prOof Slaf PANT A will
not only resist ths eejts Of water wind. out Will
shield you from ffc
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These facts call loudly for remedy
which can only be brought about by a
change of administration.
From the above it will be seen that
there were more failures, by eleven
hundred, in 1873, than in 1872, with IN
increase in liabilities Of SlO1, i43,mo.
OF this increase in liabilities New York
CITY is chargeablc with ST. 100000.
In 1873, and including the six
months ending June S0th, 1876, there
were eighty-onc hundred and sixty
three failures, aggregating SlSG, 30 ,693.
OF this number and sum the Last six
months the report shows forty-siX hun
dred failures, amounting to SlOS,4l
~, with 4 corresponding increase Tor
the month of July.
UNEQUAL Taxation The South and
West Taxed for the Benefit of the
North and East.
West Virginia, according 10
the official report of the uH-
missioner OF Internal Reeve
nue. for 1873, paid internal
revenue 10 the Government
last YEAR ..........s JUs,GoI IS
More than the entire amount
paid by Maine, New lialnp-
shire and Vermont. Virginia
paid. 7,6J9, 6Sy ~
Nearly twice as much As all
the New England states paid
for that year: and since 1857
WsstNirginia has paid nearly s,OU,OHO 10
And the State of Virginia more
than--.............-..... iJ'oN'OU +"
An examination Of the report refer
red to and tables accompanying the
same, will show that the South and West
are made to pay 10y far the larger share
of Internal Revenue tax collected and
this on the articles they produce, while
the tariff laws are so constructed rs TO
favor New England and the East, at
the expense OF the South and West.
Concluded to-msrroe.
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.....So '0o,'A' 10
The Declarations OF fourteen coIlcc-
,.r.uIuyr named, amount t" nearly
<-uuUUU. or more money than Mr..
DrrnrI, reported a> actually lost from
,n,. mgnning ui the government to
l>G Out ui this number suit appears
p, have been ordered against three;
Iu' whether prosecuted to Judgment or
nr, Congress and the country are with
u' information.
Forcing Balances, and Changing Figures
and Reports in the Treasury Depart
mcnt.
m the early part of the session Of
C.n-r.~, inst closed, | called the attcn-
r.u ui the Senate and the country TO
'u. fact that changes. alterations and
Discrepancies, existed in the official IL
uwo. report, To- Congress, and intro
dund a resolution asking that II special
rlum.''u.oi the Senate be appointed
tou.,,'Isl' The same, which was vo-
&c.. .'-Wn toy the Republicans, and the
resolution va. rrirrrrd to the Finance
t....''..a. 10, senate. After about
au-mou'h. jr,l. thc Treasury De-
rmmru'. 'anurl She Finance Com
m''rn. moj, . report admitting that
'u" change. alterations and diScrepan-
,r- pointed "m 10y myself did exist;
'aH official statements OF the public
auH' made to Congress and standing
900 the books for more than thirty
wears m some instances, had been
changed, rcmodcled and rrstatcd,
aaa attempted to explain them away.
established the tact that by reason OF
these changes. alterations and forcing
balances, the public debt had been in
creased in the aggregate S241 100000;
That 't" expenditures had been in
rTrt-"d and the revenues collected de-
creased many millions In order to
'h"" that the official reports to Con
IrrNN du not agree, but have been
changed, submit the following table
showing the difference between the
hH,u"r report ior 1870 and previous
report, and ISL and subsequent re-
ports, as To the public debt from 1862
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL

Law Department OF Washington Uni
versity.)
The regular annual term of this Law
School will open on WEDNESDAl, "
TOBER 18th, 1876. Full course, two terms,
six months each. Students admitted 10
the Senior Class, on examination, by appli-
cation on or before October 10th. Tuition,
$50 per term, including use of Library.
For particulars address
q. NJ. ETEW ART, Dean OF Law Faculty,
iylg.esb 2u3 n, Third st, ~. Louis, Mo.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,

Next session begins september 9Th. Col
legiate and Preparatory courses. Unsur-
passed Location, Healthy Mountain Gil
mate, Moral Community, Moderate EX-
penses. From $3.50 To s2iO tor ten months
Including board, tuition, &c, &C., College
uuite prosperous III Students from all
sections of the country; II from West Nlr-
ginia For Catalogues, &c, address Sccre-
tary Of Faculty, Roanoke College, salem,
Viryinia iV7c-COd.g
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Faragut Awards.

Faragut Awards.
I'm addition to the above expenses
for special counsel, the Committee on
AUTHORIZATIONS i'll examining into the
disuosition of what L. known as the
Faragut award fund, which amounted
to about S900,0O0.OOO conclude their re-
port in the following language:
II appcars from the decree OF the
Court, that the expenses az me
Court in making and enforcing -,
the decree ............s lH,'"' 10
And that there was paid out Oi
the amount awarded 10 the cap
tors Of the vessels us aforesaid,
TO Benz. r. Butler. |. II. Ashton,
and Nathaniel Wilson, rs coun-
Sci for the captors under the diff a.,
frrent DEGREES OF the Court......... oi'z "
And to X. NJ. Corwine. Assistant
United States Attorney in the .o
case. ''.'...-."- iV'V'N ~
Making in all for the costs OF
Court and attorneys fees........... ia2,4li II
Think of il Costs of Court and
attorneys fees in one case over $780,
600, and all paid by the Government.
Secretary of the Navy Sustaining Jay
Cooke & Co., with Public funds after
their Failure.
Inc 'Nl'AS nv
House committee on naval affairs
shows that Jay Cooke Il Co, bankers
at Washington, failed on 18th OF Sept.
1873. Six days thereafter Secretary
Robson deposited Sl,500,0OO OF the
funds of the Navy Department, with
Jaw Cooke. Mccullough X Co, in Lon
don. without authority OF law, and with
out sufficient security which may yet
prove heavy loss to the Government.
Freedman's Bureau.
In a report OF the Secretary OF War to
the House OF Representatives, dated
Dec. 4th. 1873, 43d Congress Ex. Doc 10,
he uses the following language touch
ing the conduct of the then Commits
sioner. General Howard.
The responsibility and accountable
tv attaching to the late Commissioner,
50 far as now developed, amounts to up
ward OF S27S,573G6.
Here we have the acknowledgement
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SCHOOL OF LAW AND EQUITY.
Washington & Lee University
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
SESSION OF 1877 6-71.


FACUITY-Chas. 4. Graves, VI. A., IL. l.,
Prof Common and Statute Law, and
Equity Jurisprudence, WIN. Preston
science OF Law. !. Randolph Tucker,
L. ID, Prof. Mercantile Law, Conflict oi
Laws, aud Constitutional Law. hon.
Pr ncis T. Anderson Judge of Court OF
A appeals Of Va Lee uTer on Common Oar
rieTs and Insurance Hon. Walter Il.
staples Judge OF Court Of Appeals Of Na.,)
Lecturer on Criminal Law. Hon. William
McLau HIN Judge Of Circuit Court oil
VAL Lecturer on Practice and Pleading ia
Courts OF Law and Equity. Hon. Hugh
W. Sheffey date Judge OF Circuit Court Of
Va Lecturer an Wits and Probate Prso-
tice. Bolivar Christian, Esq, Lecturer on
Parliamentary Law AMI Procedure.
The instruction il by text books and
lectures, together with "A Moot Court and IA
Parliament. The next session begins
September Il. The entire course may DE
com D IL ted in one year. For iull infOriua-
ton by catalogue or circular, addr,ss
WALTER BOWIE,
ax7h Clerk Of Faculty.
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Sccretary'S table,
finance report
for " .
Increase. ......... tlS,hS3,}lH &"
Letter of Comm
of Pensions, Ju-
~ -, Nib. l-S,'Hi, LIS 10 -
Decrease ........ 'Oo,l5i S
Difference or in
crease i'll Sec
rstarys table. lali9,265 o. sl3, l49,2 rs C6
This establishes clearly that the books
of the Pension Bureau do not agree
with the finance reports; and that the
finance report increases the pension
expenditures from 1860 Ia 1870 over
the books, more than Sl3.WO,OM Tor
that bureau, for the years named.
Bonds and Public Lands to Railroads.
The Government. under Re-
publican administration, has
given 10 the various Pacific
railroads. In per cent bpnus.soiu,h, w
On which has been paid rs in
terest, after deducttpg what - 49,,
has been repaid by companies 2.2sS'l "S Z"
There have been granted to various
railroads, of the public domain, since
1861 land grants amounting TO lo9,-
4S6, 100 acres, or about 250,OOO square
miles, an area greater than the States of
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Rhode Island and Connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary
land, Ohio and Indiana-l2 average
States of the Union.
1t will be borne in mind that previ-
Gus to 1861 there had not been granted
for like purposes Of the public domain,
more than 10000, 900 acres.
| Cabinet Changes.
1t is a notorious fact that Secretary
Bristow, and Post Master General
Jewell were the two members of the
Cabinet who were actively hostile to
corruption and endeavored to make re-
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#IIzMlzn

For business pursuits or government posi-
lions secured ut Washington business
College, in the national capital, the most
attractive city In America, ana one OF me
circular, address Il. &. SPENCER, Pres,
Washington, ID. &. aSo
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Wesleyan Female Institute.
STAUNTON, VA.

Begins its 9th annual session Septem-
be Ist, 1876. Ranks among the first Viz
ginia Schools for young ladies.
Twenty-three teachers and officers.
Modern Languages and Music taught by
European ard American teachers.
Located midway between the noun
tains in the beautiful Valley of Virginia.
Most invigorating climate, tar famed Tor
health. Pupils coming here with feeble
constitutions, generally restored.
Buildings elegant famed by purest moun-
tain breezfs, commanding magnificent
scenery, altogether one OF the most de-
lightful College homes in the Union.
Simplicity in dress, with neat uniform
required.
No unnecessary expense allowed.
Board and tuition in College course for
scholastic year $40,
For Catalogues address,
REV. W. A. HARRIS, ID. D., Prest,
iyI7egh StauntOn, Virginia
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iUCrF>' Ia expenses over 2up per cent.
.'''' n IT, seen that this table in
l. VI" IL. tbr net ordinary cNpendi-
t.a''' and excludes the expenses on
'il' .Hr FOL Of and interest on the puollc
ir.| .,,s that the net ordinary eX-
IL I Sm in 1874 were more than
Nrn'.,,::.,n,, ., - much rs they were IN
,!'.r' ., ,,J ,hr expenses per capita m.
.N"' an more than ,! times as much,
tr..AI'' .h.. increase in population was
a.', .inrr 10 per cent. If the eXpen-
~ 49,, ,.'rjtl had only increased with
81, .nn'ilinn. they should have been
i., ~ ,..y cent. greater than in 1850,
"., " Emf. more, making S2.6S instead
". ~ II r,r capita; but this is allowing
,nrh. because rs u rule the eX,
% I."rrs ni the government should
i.... .....r,.,se in the same ratio rs popu-
.llou. ,
Department.
,.l.ra resolution OF the House, the
,.,ry. ri the Treasury made Il re-
>'..' is,rd February 18th, 1871, show.
j.. .'. BALANCES due from collectors OF
~ -,..I revenue who were not then
..'.' % ..,. NJ, 10 June 3Oth, 1870, which
u" .' "n,rJ To- the sum OF $50, 1OO,0S3 50.
,r... .,[.rr. the losses in one bureau,
' 49,. Internal revenue, Il period OF only
:r, : wears, from 1862 to 1870, and
Wv. mai include dcfaulters i'll office.
vr ,iu,hrir. in his official report to
,.'',,,.,. - Secretary OF the Treasury,
$50 states that the loss i'll all OF the
l.,.,r,mrnt~ ui the government from
r-,9r, 1856, 4 period OF SiXty-seven
'...r. vgs SG.2l&.34s 90. To this add
,. .. r,.,,., from lSj6 To 1860, four years,
..f..I after careful examination is es-
,,".,,rJ NJ S&6G6. 65I 81, and the total
-.,.. from l7Sg To 1860 is S9,SSO,OOO W
F.. IN J,rgrtmcntS OF the government,
...,.ri,I ri about Scvcnty-two years
In the report oi the Secretary OF the
r,,,,.nry made in 1871, above referred
NAV Lee found list OF defaulting
l,r,nrs and the balances against
,.rn from which cite the following;
The aggregate balance at that date
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of the Secretary of War, in an official
report, that nearly 100000 had been
taken from the Freedman's Bureau up
to that date, and had not been ac-
counted for by the Commissioner: Al
though there have been many millions
of public funds expended in this Blu
reau since the War, yet no official re-
port has ever been made to Congress,
and it is impossible to ever estimate the
amount improperly used.
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Commercial Distress.

Commercial Distress.
The following table will show the
failures that have occurred and the
rapidity with which they have in
creased under Republican admnlstra-
ton and legislation
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To show that the official finance re-
ports to Congress do not agree with
each other and with the books OF the
DEPARTMENTS, submit the following:
PENSION EXPENDITURES.
In the report of 1870 the eXpen-
litures for pensions are stated
for the year lSA-65 at......... ,Rl "a
In the report OF 1869 the same
expenditures tor the same ..
wear are stated at................ 9,gl ,OlO ~
Showing an increase in the re-
mort of 1870 over the figures III
the report OF 1899 Or. .......s ',OJe,olo %
A few DAYS ago | addressed letter
to the Commissioner of Pensions, ask
inc him to furnish me statement
showing the amount paid for pensions
from 1860 to 1870, inclusive, to which
he replied us follows:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Pension OFFICE,
Washington, ID. c., July -, 1876. J
SIR: In compliance with your re-
quest OF the oath inst, | have the hon
or to transmit the inclosed table OF the
amount paid for Army and Navy pen
sions from 1850 to 1870, inclusive.
Enclosed is also the annual report OF
this office for the year 1865; the copies
for the wear 1864 are exhausted.
Very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
q. =. q. STARKE,
CHIEF clerk.
Hon. Ii. q. DAVIS,
TDjtpd States Senate.
In order that the difference between
the books OF the Pension Office and the
finance report for 1870 may readily APP
pear, ! have prepared the following
Statamput.
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From this it will be seen that the
hnanrc report for 1871 not only differs
''"m the finance report of 1870, but in
,''a>rN the public debt for the years
hr'wrrn 1869 and 1870 more than S24S,-
$4,000.
come now to the loans, and treasury
notes. The report OF 1868 and subse-
I''Nt reports, put the loans and treas
vi! notes Tor the year 1868 at different
amounts:
.v report of 1863 ...... S766, iS9, 90o 81
f., nc report OF lS6i.........-... I16,6S2, S5l 81
I'll" report OF lS70................. Si4, 925 isI 20
These different figures are all Tor the
SAINT year.
"AN"ts IN REVENUE COLLECTED AND
COVERED IN TREASURY. I'd.
For YEAR 1862
"eP"rt for 1865 states net rev.
E,n SmGr collected ............ s5l. aS5. 20 70
"'ppfl Tor 1870 states net rev
'hue collected-............. 5l,907 ga g.
showing decrease OF 1918 IA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-05
PEN LUCY SCHOOL.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, FORMER Y OF
the University of Georgia Will re-
oUen his Classical and Mathematical
School for Boys At Pen Lucy, two miles
north Of Baltimore, on IN" 49, =eptem-
Der. Circulars with testimOnia's from tie
highest sources. H..
II. NJ. JOHNSTON.
WAvERLY, BALTIMORE Co, MD, August
10th, lSG. aEs0