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National Republican., 1882-09-09
Rack Paw I'm The Army

The claims of Army officers for back pay under
the Supreme Court decision in the case of Captain
Richard W. Tyler, U. S. A., are daily being re-
ccived at the Second Auditors Office, as well as
hundreds Of letters from officers inquiring when
these claims will be paid. Congress appropriated
$780, to pay these claims but 1t is roughly esti-
mated thatit will require about 81 l,250000 and as
no additional clerks were provided In the Second
AUDITORS md Comptrollers, Adjutaut. Gen.
erals, and Paymaster- Generals Offices to do the
vastly increased work required, 1t will take from
four 10 five years TO settle the claims. The mum.
Der already filed with the Second Auditor is 1,3l7
representing about S450000, and li5 of these had
been settled on Thursday. The amounts of in
divi dual claims are from n very small amount to
over $1,000, ono officer having received $1,000.
National Republican., 1882-09-09
The Connectinr Link.

The bridge which is TO span Eighth street, con.
Meeting the Post Office Department with the new
Money order ONCE, is to be entirely of iron, ex-
copt the floor. In length, across the street. 1t will
be 81 feet inches from curb to curb. 1t will lie
lG feet l33l inches high on the west end and %
feet inches high on the east. One end will be 10
feet wide and the other feet inches, while the
width in the middle will lie G feet 4 inches. 1t
will be 26 feet high 10 the floor in the center, il
being proposed to construct II MS u span. The
work is being executed by Noyes, of Georgetown,
and will be completed In about three weeks.
National Republican., 1882-09-09

7bs fsSuc or THE WEEKLY NATIoSAn REPUBLICAN,
commenced on Thursday, January 5. iss2 ms hand
some double sheet ofeipt pages and ntpsfr columns
Jcontdins the ners nom al parts OF The ,rorii, and
specially Interesting containing ne proceedings OF
ho Executive Legislative, and judicial branches ofhe
Government Including the appointments promotions,
ossigTmsnts and diSmissds IN all departments Of Gou
ei7,mcnt scrrcc. II contains rH report of army ana
mary movements and orders II Includes special
FEATURE The political, personal and social and
eisfy gossip or the Nations CnpitaL
IN short Il Is The best and only ,reetty paper IN
America gfrino oddtion 10 tlu general Nous nom
uHpdrtS Of The trortd n complete photograph or IT,
doinGs, aud proceedings at The Cupitdt OF the Nation
Trims: Single ooptes, ONE DOLLAR ASD FIFTY
cESTs year: ten copies moro address, oSE
DOLLAR per COPY lostdge prepaid Gg He publishers
Sumpio copies f'ee.
NOiu is The time 10 sIb,rrfbe
National Republican., 1882-09-09

AS THE distribution of Daniel among
the lions troubled the little Sunday
school scholar who greatly feared that
the poor little lion in the rear of the den
wouldn't get any, 50 the distribution of
the government clerkships distresses the
drcss-parade reformers, who fear that
some ofthe hupgriest but least athletic
of the ofiice-seekers will fare as badly as
the small lion.
National Republican., 1882-09-09

The friends of tariff revision are en-
couraged to believe that if the Democrats
could only have one more Congress in
which to exploit their craftsmanship,
they would take another hitch in the
duty on quinine.
National Republican., 1882-09-09
Why, cert'nly

THE tariff commission was the pretext OF the
Republicans for taking no action on the question
Of taxation last session.-NelO York Sun.
Well, that has some smack of grace. The
Democrats had the House for six years,
and did not even give an excuse for their
neglect to take such action.
National Republican., 1882-09-09
A Yacht Pnrly

Mr.. Frank Johnson Of the National Rifles gave
yacht party yesterday to Miss Jennie Lusk, of7OS
Twelfth street northwest The fur passengers,
consisting of the Misses Jennie Lusk, Nettie Reeve
Gerty Smith, and Hattie Lusk, chaperoned by Mrs.
]. c. Clements and Mrs. NJ. +. Reeve, and the Jolly
crew OF Frank johnson, captain; Fred Barrow,
mate; Fred Rule, general passenger agent, and
Fred Benjamin, supercaIgO, sailed to MaJshal
Hall, where q bounieous lunch was served and
leaving there about sundown reached Washington
at midnight, after most delightful sail.
National Republican., 1882-09-09

The Southern negroes arc still in the
wilderness. They will do we'll to read
over and over the story of the exodus of
the Israelites. Then they will give no
heed to false leaders of their own race
who, like Aaron, would teach them to
worship golden calf.
National Republican., 1882-09-09

IT WAS Mr.. Blaine and not Mr.. Hale
who declared at Portland few days ago
that the Democratic party had not shared
in the achievement of a wise or humane
purpose during the past forty years.
National Republican., 1882-09-09
Now IL the Time to Subscribc.

77s r'tcc ofTHR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bv mail
r, At NE counter Ia THREE CENTS for sfag's copy.
mo trttks. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; one mouth, FIPrY
CENTS hro mouths, oNE DOLLAR! three months. ONE
DOLLAR AND HALTi sir months, THREE DOLLARS
oncycdr, SIX DOLLARS, postage preIaid By DE pub
iishers
ms delivered IN Washington and ne suburbs bvcdr
y1ciS at The same rates
Thee Is no o6encrtfns than hrprsscfto subscribe FOR
a, Hreiiesi Lrtphtcst and bca newspaper published at
Nt tNdfiondt CuDhdL Send COPIES TO your Jyisnds
National Republican., 1882-09-09
WASHINGTON, d. c., SEPTEMBER ., 1852.
Population Of tho National Capital. 100000
niuscn,ents Tonight.

ABSEn's GARDEN-Concert.
THEATRE CoMIouE-NRricty.
DRIVERS GARDEN-Entcranment.
SWIMMING SCHooI-S. Y. ave. bet 18th and iith sts
National Republican., 1882-09-09
HOW MANY TIMES 2

How many times do love thee, dearY
Tell me how many thoughts there be
In the atmosphere
OF q new-iallen year.
Whose white and sable hours appear
Tue latest flake of eternity;
SO many times do love thee, dear,
How many times do love, RgainY
Tell me how many beads there are
In silver chain
or the evening rain,
Unraveled from the tumbllng main
And threading the eye Of yellow stari
SO many times do love again.
National Republican., 1882-09-09

TIE Bourbon attacks on Chalmers are
now generally accepted proofs that Re-
publicans need have no hesitation in sup
porting him. He will be elected.
National Republican., 1882-09-09

As WE supposed, the Sultan has not
proclaimed Arabi rebel exactly, but has
only suggested to him that some people
may consider his conduct open to objec-
tion. AS to tho Sultan's disposition to-
ward John Bull, he is understood to have
said that he would not consent to let the
Duffer in. This is not from British
SOurCps
National Republican., 1882-09-09
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

The Steamer w. w. CoRCoRAN, Captain L. 1.
Blake, will make daily trips TO MOUNT VERNON,
sundays excepted, touching going and returning al
Hail., Gunston's Upper and Lower Glymont Boat
leaves her wharf, foot of Seyenth street. at 10 ni
returning about $50 p. Fare for the round trip to
Mount Nsrn,n 81; TO other points, q cents.
On SATURDAY EVENINGS SPECIAL TRIPS
the boat will leave at p. m returning about 0 p.
m. Fare for the round rip 25 cents.
on SUNDAY All ERNOONS SPECIAL TRIPa
the boat Will leave at p. sharp returning aboutj
p IN. Fare for the round trip. 81 cents
On special trips, no stoppai es except at Marshall
Hall on sundays.
Kefreshments aboard of the boat. Witt
National Republican., 1882-09-09
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH CDR. BOyEESl
IN i4l7 street, opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday Nos
open Sunday. open from m Till 10 p. nl.; Satur.
day, IL D. m. Baths, 81; 6iickets, $3.50
ap8 DIR. II. l.. BOVIcE, Electrician.
rTYHE sHEDD BATHS. gO3 E STREET, NEAR
i Ninth, well known the Oldest and best In the
ieSce, beinS on the rst ioor TurkIsh. Russian, Sui.
phrr, and Mercurial Baths given with skill and ef-
perience Shampooer OF ten years experence at this
establishment Single bath. 81; for s.; 1850. Open
Sunday from a. m to y. IN. mr29H
National Republican., 1882-09-09
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST.-IF THE TWO LADIES WHO PICK ED
IL up ladys silver Chattclaine and Watch IN iront
of 1925 j street last evening, between ana ocock,
win return II to 1911 street northwest they WI! re
celye q reward and the thanks OF the owner sep65F
II ST-CERTIFICATE NO, 1874, DATED MARCH
IL iS52 for ten shares OF stock, half paid, OF the
Real Estate Title Insurance Company Of the District
northwest suitable reward will DO paid for it's re-
covery. hulo-WsiW-
National Republican., 1882-09-09

-hUeomm,nfcdhons must be addressed "Tbths Eitor
stTuF REiuRiIcAN," and 10 hsvre ppbiioaton nVa
'',crhe ie0i6iy on one side or NE paper ont, ,Stt
n0me aud residence OF the Uriter attached No com
piunicdtiOnS tUiH BE- reiiit1ieL
National Republican., 1882-09-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

OoAL DEALERS, ATTENTIoN-I WISH TO
~ exchange an orsan or piano for coal and wood.
Address HOWARD, Republican Ohice ses-2t
DARE oPPORTUNITY-WILL SELL HALF
III interest to party of experience In managing
iirstclasS dining-house IN, fine location Those
meaning business may address u. G. NJ, Republican
onice, stating business qualifications se9-Sts
n IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i on Time Deposits. United states Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collection5 made every
where, by j. II. soUIER q 90, Bankers. lle Penn
sylvania avenue nla2e-u
National Republican., 1882-09-09

THE Columbia Daily Register, of the 9TH
instant, has glowing account of "Grand
Democratic Rally" at Greenville, in that
State, on the 5th. Its reporter says:
By 10 o'clock tho public square and sidewalks
were crowded with people of all c0lors, and the
streets were alive with mounted clubs, dashing
forward with flying banners, while the familiar
rebe, ycA and HurrOh for Hampton |" were called
forth instnotvely, bringing to memory the stirring
times of 76. The red shirts Of the white and the
colored Democrats brought forth many shout and
the scene was inspiring
\Vhv cert'nlv
National Republican., 1882-09-09
EoR RENT-BY b. IL WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List, puDshed every Monday
morning. contains complete schedule of our Houses
stores. Shops, and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions prices, &c, and how they may be
seen. Property for sale in all parts of The city
mr27 b. IL WARNER. 9iG F street.
1F YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Il Trade City or Country Property come and SEQ the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange of
WILLIAM II. MAIN d BROTHER, 81, Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. nhI9-I
National Republican., 1882-09-09

The New War-Cry.
The new Irish war-cry-Arabl Cad, he's licked
The bloody DTitshers agin,
National Republican., 1882-09-09
FOR SALE-HOuseS,

JNOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE WITH
IL side yard, fruit trees. and flowers Of all kinds;
finest location on Capitol Hin: opportunity to
Gated; terms, small cash payments and balance in
monthly instaliments Call after p. IN. at 2s7
street southeast sepT-3te
EORSALE-THREEH HOUSES, WITH TWENTY
~ thousand feet Of sround; fronting three streets
Sixth. and q streets, stanton Square, Capitol Hl;
very desirable investment; moderate price; easy
National Republican., 1882-09-09
Hendricks and the People.

When the proposed fifteenth amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States was under consideration in tie
legislature of Indiana the Democrats
bolted the legislature and broke up
quorum to prevent action. This was
done under the pretext that the propo-
stion had originated after the election Of
the legislature by the people, and that
the popular will thereon in Indiana had
not been ascertained. The Democrats
finding some weak brethren among
them, it became necessary to have some
bracing influences. Accordingly Senator
Thomas L. Hendricks and Representa-
tive William Object Holman, Of that
State, telegraphed from Washington as
follows:
It's the highest right of the people TO vote upon
every proposition to change their Constit ution or
to revolutonize their domestic policy.
This sounded grandly But on the Sth
ofApril, 1864 Thomas l.. Hendricks voted
against the resolution to give the people
of the several States the right to vote
upon an amendment to the Constitution
abolishing slavery in the United States.
The emancipation proclamation of Presi-
dent Lincoln, issued as war measure
more than a year before, had already
given liberty to every slave within the
territory then occupied by the Union.
forces. Mr.. Hendricks not only voted
against submitting the abolition amend
ment, but in doing so he voted to throw
q cloud upon the legal right to freedom
of the slaves liberated by the proclama-
ton. Mr.. Hendricks was not willing to
trust the people with the power to vote
down the institution of human slavery.
He was not rs devoted then to the peo-
ple's sway as he professed to be in 1869,
when he clamored for delay on the
fifteenth amendment until legislature
could be chosen by the people on that
issue.
The vote of Thomas L. Hendricks
against the submission to the people of
the amendment abolishing slavery, as
late as April, 1864, is black page on his
record. William Holman voted twice
in the House as Mr.. Hendricks did in the
senate-once June 16, 1864, and again
January 81, 1865. Now that the Indi-
ana Democrats are afraid to allow the
people to vote on the liquor question.
they can point to Hendricks rs their eX-
emplar, when in 1864 he would not trust
them on the slavery question. OF course
the Republicans can reply that, on en-
franchising the negro, he was for taking
a vote of the people. Thisyea it is his
turn not TO trust to the popular will.
National Republican., 1882-09-09
HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. aul4
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,


This wellknown state Institution has been In sue
cessfu operation since 1879, having been reorgan
lied by the act of March B. 1884, with Board of
Visitors and the reelection of the old Faculty Is now
prepared to supply upon the best terms the distnc
live advantages ora general Sclen!hG and Military
School, upon the basis of the U. s. Military Academy
at West Point, and upon the system so success
fully pursued before the war. The Faculty, which
once Included Gen. Stonewall Jackson. Gen. X. Il.
Rodes, and Com: ~ + Manry, now consists of the
Francis II. Smith. Ill. D.. Superintendent and Pro-
fessOr Math. and Moral Philosophy; Gen. Il. II.
Williamson, Prof Practical English etc; Col s. Ship
Com. Cadets and Prof Tactifsi Col J; NJ Brooke,
Prof Physics: Col NJ. II. Hardin, Prof!General and
Applied Chemistry, etc. col. n. NJ. Semmes, Prof
Modern Languages ETC.; Col. j. W. Lyell, Prot. Math
and Logic; Col J. II. Morrison. Adjunct Prof Chem
isy, ec.; Col. L. w. Nichols, Prof Civil and Military
Engineering and Astronomy Under the direction OF
an efficient Finance Committee OF the Board OF Vls
tors, and with enlarged annuity from the State
expenses of cadets reduced 10 the lowest rates
Session opens Sept /. For information or appoint
ment. address GEN. +. ii. SMITH, Slp't.
iya2sst
TRYING FEMALE COLLEGE.
Il MechanIcsburg Pa near Harrisburg, 27th
year, September 70 REV. II. =. EGE, A. M.,
jylIIhS-5w President.
National Republican., 1882-09-09
PROPOSALS.

pRoPosALs FOR ERECTING AN lRoNTRUss
on NJ STREET SOUTH, WASHINGTON,
DC
oPFIcE OF THE EsGISEER coMMIssIoSER,
SEALED PitoP0sAiS viii be received al 1,
office until u o'clock m. on THURSDAY, sEPrkA'
bridge across rl Hn James @ Creek canal on the line ON
street south, in tie city of Washington District ol
uinnk forms Of proposals and specifications can 10
Obtained al this office upon application therefor, to
these forms will alone be considered.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and oil bids On
BY order @ Of the Board Of Commits .nars,
Major of Engineers, U. s, A., EngInerr Gommi..
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
Atrne Directors of the Central Lunatic Asylum In.
yite proposals the erection Of the brick Asy.
lum Buildings on the site recently donated by tho
& S spes T wbo os' Of Sny ss
as divided into the 70 lowing classes viz;
Excavation and grading;
Carpenters' work and jolnery.
Gas,hIting and fixtures and plumbing.
Painting and glazing.
Brickwork and 5tonework'
Stating aud thinning,
stesm,iittng and heating,
Steam. boilers and ventilation.
Bids must be sealed, ma ked " Proposals. for Asy-
dent of Board Of Directors Central Lunatic Asylum,
Petersburg, Va and must be In hand by noon or the
The Board do not engage 10 accept the lowest or
any bid, unless the means charao q, and suretes OF
amount OF same within given sum. Drawings and
specifications can be Inspected, and all necessary I'M
Mn,oT Harrison Waite, sycamore street Petersburg,
| Va, from Monday, September 4, until sundown OF
Monday September % ls'@ srITH RoIr1Nc
President Board OF Directors, Central Asylum,
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug ~, lsa@ sei-tS5w
National Republican., 1882-09-09
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms
FOR RENT-HOuses.

JNoR RENT-HoUSE NO. s2s FIRST STREET
IL northeast; s K rooms, gas, and water. Apply at
So First street northeast. se3-3tt
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, NORTH OF
II the city; modern improvements; eight rooms;
clrrlageh0use and large grounds. Inquire between
and p. m. at l.. IL. HOPK1NSS, 9oi Pennsylvania
avenue seg6tk
INOR INSTRUMENTATION BRICK HOUSES,
Il nine rooms. bath and cellar; bay window each
story; Nos 1902 l5ll. 1913 and 1915 street northwest;
$3.50 +. w. MILLER, 5l3 seventh street northwest.
spS-3ts
National Republican., 1882-09-09
A GRAND OYSTER ROAST.
NCCoQUAN FALLS
ana
MOUNT YERNoN SPRINGS

" and
MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
having been thoroughly overhauled and newly fun
nished stunning excursions the above places Fol
Occoquan Falls Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
leaving Seventh.street Wharf Sundays at $3.50 q. mi
Wednesdays and Fridays Al a. m., returning at p
III. Tickets, 20 cents. Mount Vernon springs Satur
10 cents.
Dancing on all trips except Sundays Fine bras
band on sunday.
National Republican., 1882-09-09
oRrIcE oF nm ENeINNER CoMMIssLoNER.

PROPOSALS. FOR ERECTING AN lRoNTRUss
4 BRIDGE OVER JAMES CREEK CANAL
on NJ STREET SOUTH, WASHINGTON,
National Republican., 1882-09-09
FOR SALE-Lots.


NOR SALE-C HEAP, THREE LOTS ON FOUR
A. tcpnth street, between U and V streets north
west: 2)NlO0 feet each. ]. w. L. MYERS, lbs New
York avenue. ses-3t%
NOR SALE-LOT 20x0) FEET, NORTH SIDE OF
II W street; only sixty yards west from Four
teenth street Also lot 40 feet west side of Four
teenth street adjoining house No 22O3 Apply 10 the
owner, lssi Fifteenth street northwest se76tf
EoR SALE CHEAP-BEAUTIFULL LOT 'FRONT.'
IL ing three streets and reservations; situated on
Massachusetts avenue, sixth street, street: and
slant Square, Capitol Hill. Inquire 40i Ninth
street northwest, sepBlmr
A GREAT BARGAIN IN LOTS ON NEW
IA Hampshire avenue Two Naval officers will
soon build ON adjoining property.
Desirable lots on Sixteenth street, Scott sta
tue.
Several large houses wanted for excellent tenants.
Money to lend at per cent
can supply q number of tenants for houses rent
ing for s2j to SIS Large demand.
WM p. YOUNG,
Jyoi 100 New York avenue.
National Republican., 1882-09-09
Observation-Disclosures.


YOUNG MAN WISHES A POSITION AS
IA confidential clerk or private secretary; eontle-
man whose correspondence is more than he can ner
personally attend to- those In pnbic life desiring
Intelligent assistance please notice. p D.. Renub-
lican Office. SEQ St$
w ANTED, sITUATIoN.-AN FX PERIENCED
w Salesman wishes situation OF some kind, or
would like to learn the drug business acquainted IN
the city: the best of references. Address ~ W., nj
North Fourth street. Philadelphia sepG-6t%
National Republican., 1882-09-09
MISUNDERSTANDING.

XTANTED-A RELIABLE COLoRED MAN tTo
w carry out meals for caterer; must have eSper-
ience. Apply at 523 Thirteenth street northwest,
National Republican., 1882-09-09
wANTED-HOuses.

yyTASTED-BY 1sr OCTOBER. NICELY AR
w ranged house, rooms or more, in good repair; ;
west of Eleventh and north OF X northwest; per-
manent suited: children and best of care guar
anteed: price not TO exceed s27 per month. Address
II. r., U. g Treasurer's office, loan division. sep6ts
XXTANTED TO RENT TWO SMALL HOUSES
w Qogether) in northwestern section of city, with
modern Improvements; rent not to exceed sl5 Adj
dress II. II. ", Republican Office. sppG-3t*
National Republican., 1882-09-09

yXTANTED-oNE FIRSTCLASS BARRIER.
w Apply at 523 Tenth street northwest perman
ent situation. seS3tt
NTANTED--I00 YOUNG MEN, WHITE OR
w colored, for service the Western frontier;
good wages, and all expenses paid. Apply at l2lg
street. sp7-i2ta
National Republican., 1882-09-09
Observation-Disclosures.

yHTANTED-To BUY, SELL, a ND EXCHANGE,
w School Books, at the FRANKLIN BOOK
HOUSE, 200 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1882-09-09
WANTED-IfOOms.

XXTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
w no children, two or three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Address A. g., Republican
National Republican., 1882-09-09

WY TANTED-FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR
w without board for gentleman and wife having
no children; private family prefer. cd, and perma-
nent If suited r. r. r., Republican Office sep0-3t*
WANTED = PERMANENTLY, BY SINGLE
w gent o nicely furnished room with modern
improvements private family preterred can give
references: terms must be moderate and room con-
venlont to city posoiIlce. Address, stating terms,
eta, REGULAR, Republican Office. sep6Sts
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-10-13

In our Colleges, Normal, High and Graded
schools, we hive "A corps OF teachers to whom
we owe n debt of gratitude. They have
grown grey In the performance of i'll requit'
ed labor for the common good. Their duties
are the most arduous, as they are bic most
noble and dlgnihed of all secular professions.
Thoroughly devoted TO their work Of the
higher grade, they have never faileG to recog.
nize The supreme ana commanding impor-
lance of the common schools, and have ever
been ready to do labor for their improve
ment. One Of these is our present superm-
serves the confidence of all that know him,
yet / regret that he has not. associated with
him, board of these veteran teachers, for
official advice and counsel II Is thought,
however, by many of our oldest and most
experienced teachers, that the popular dis.
trust of this method OF Ofiicial supervision,
which was occasioned by The employ eni OF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-10-13

While the reduction in Court expenses, as
shown by the foregoing table, is worthy OF
note, II should also be observed as equally de-
serving of attention, that there has been IA
large increase in the amount Of fines and
table:
Fines and costs collected for the term
enulhg duy 81, e2S1Si
do. do. do. 1880, 1901
do. do. do, 1852, 66,57G
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v. Mark
Pednesda
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v. r. NJ.
read a
last Sumo
Nov. l.
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/ in town
dentistry,
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lder l.. Bot
b in the CHI
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-10-13

Iiss Mary
the winter
|lrs. Tyler
o Terre IIa
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v. @. Piere
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of 1850, ard that future acts should provide
that the power OF the Treasurer to borrow
money should cease at the end OF the succeed.
ing session.
STATE EXPENSES.
The disbursements for the last two wears are
presented by the Treasurer, in his usual clear
ana careful manner. Omittiug all payments
on account OF loans, savings banks tax, Unit
ed States deposit, soldiers and trust funds,
thai are not taken into account as IA part of
the current expenses of the safe, the dis
hursemcnts for the TWO years ending
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1882-10-13

f. j. L.
nauship
g school
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alth. II
| earned.
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pretty nc
Mr.. Pars
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MESSAGE

OF HIS EXCELLENCY ROSWELL FARNHAM, RE-
TlRiNG GOVERNOR, TO THE GENERAL ASSEM-.
BLY, OF THE STATE OF VERMONT, OCTOBER
SESSION, 1882.