The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume], November 01, 1870, Image 4

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DAILY EVENING LEADER.
tI'KSDAV, AOVKIIBKH 1, 1870,
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RAILAoAD TIME TABLE.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.-
arrive r iwm tfssr bn*A Uftv WtT
Passenger 1:40 p. m. | J*assenpt*r.... 2:1 'p. m.
Mixed —^ w .S.O»p. m. I Mixed 3.4 S p. m.
F * . .5(15 a. oi. | Freight MltfA a. m.
Fac. m. j Pac. i-Ix. Fri. IS.H i p. pi.
arwVk rhnii witsr. ImcTaiit east.
fa*9engvr ..,..1:90 p. ra. 1 Passenger. ...«»• n. m.
fctaed !..T:«p.m Mixed g;JS p. in.
Prate hi 1... 4;50 a. m. I Freight t»:15 n. in. I
At. Ex.TM* ..1:15 p. m. | At. fix.Tue* ,B;un p. in.
Train! between Laramie and Omaha run ou
Omaha tine, .which If S 5 minute* faster than
rheventte tmc. and Cheyenne lime govern# train#
w»st of Laramie.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILROAD.
arrive from norm. DKRAirr sorni.
Kxpr. F# 1:*» p. m. I Express. .. 251 n n >.
Freight 5.35 |*. in. | Freight 7:u*«. •...
Train* mi the D.P.Rallvrat run oh Oisuba time.
. a—. I- ..
.■NUII Arrlvala ■ n«l Departure*.
t*nMl fur:her notice the PnunßTco will bo open
for drllverv and rvcfc|P lqn of in*ll nianvr from
a. in. to ?H p.m. dully, except Sundays, mid ou
Sunday* from lfi.3 • r> t«»2p.m.
Money order office op. » ftum An. m. to 6 p. ui.
dally, except Bnnd.iv*.
Western moil* ol<>*e *i IT ift'. itek dally.
Kns'fru mail* close ni 1.1 •p. m. daily.
Den%*r Pacific K. H.. including Dcnrer* and
southern mail*, close at LlSpjii
Sunday*. ’
Mail* #*rriMj frritn cats daily-nt 12 m.* an*’,
from the went daily at 1;15 p. nt.
Mail* atrlvc from Denver. Chi., and‘tray, via
Draw; pftfiOc Jl 1<» at 41:15 a. m. dally, cxc< pi
Sunday*. ‘
Mails close for Port Laramie and For! F.'firr
man on .Monday* and TlmrsdMfsffi* J> p. in.’
MailA-norlve froi/i Perl l.araniTy nit a Fori Fn{-
tcmiln Sunday* and Tb-n*‘rtr»v* at «*: p. i*i.
W. NT. (TintLk'PT. J*oaitiisHirr
W.XKP. Ur.—Piiinful rumor* ore in
drctifntlon'or tlio shooting of n wo
man l»j» her husband, nt a house in
the •outskirts of the city, a few days
aj-o, and of her death yesterday.
Tire parties arc well known, but en
quiry of the proper ofllceni by our re
porter, failed to elicit any deflnl e iii
foqnatiun regard I lijj llje afifaif. \Ve
would very modestly enquire wheth
er it would not l>o well enough for
the authorities tw wake up and.inves
tigate such reports? There is no se
curity for lifo or property if officers
are rmiss in such matters.
—There will be n regular commu
nication of Wyoming It. A. Chapter
U. IX, nt their hull this Tuesday
evening Nov. Ist. Visiting Com
panions nrc fraternally invited. I’cr
order ol H. P. .
FrRE.—An alarm of fire was given
this morning about ten o’clock, and
during the high wind which pre
vailed most of the day. It was
found .to pr.icegd from tho hot-house
of Mr. Arnold, on Nineteenth street.
The fire companiisi u.ercput ii,i excel
lent tifift, both the engine and hook
and ladder boys. The "steamer” was
ready to throw a full stream In five
minutes from the alarm, thanks to
the care of ltd excellent engineer,
Mr. ‘Paxton. A snuill force pump
and hose on the premises of Mr. Ar-!
nold, acted in extinguishing the fire
without making the services of the
engine necessary. .Tlir .JJre Is sup
posed 1° have originated from sparks
from an adjoining chimney falling
i6tf> tho straw and manure around
the bottom of the hot house. The
damage was trifling add tho occur
rence furnishes another loud warning
t 6 look oitt for fires.
—Col. J. B*. Crosby, bcnoml Sheri
dan's Chief of Stuff, was tho holder
of a ticket which drew SIO,OOO in the
San Francisco lottery yesterday.
Another prize of $13,000 was drawn
by a gentleman in Chicago.
—The weather reports are now
started by the government observer
at tills point, mid forwarded to the
eastern offices and to Washington.
Cheyonno, Ip keep her end up, re
ports to-day a "stiff - breeze.” It i
provoking to have a chief failing,
breezy atmosphere, heralded to the
world so publicly, on this, tho first
day of the reports being sent out.
—On Thursday last n German
hamed George Voelker was amb led
and lodged iu. tho calabijoso for an
assault on Mr. John Osterwlck, of
the Denver Ale Brewing Company,
lie is supposed to h-.rCe had a touch
of delirium tremens, and this morn-
Ing.wlMHi hi* vvH wus opornsj Imviu
found (had, having hung or strangled
himself todeath by fastening a leal her
strap aueut ids noqk and tl*c
grates of the' <U;or. 110
came from the east, lias-worked In
sevorai breweries in town, and is
about thirty yours of %A>> An inquest
was held by Coroner Hatton and the
above facts elicited Renter News.
■Fituir C'n4'i ite.-plfuTSar*.' u<r*'
vtijiur gWtifiaiUoii to «!unuticli> tu e
siK-cess of experiments made by our
citizenHin fruit and Ilowerculturc. We
are ijlgtscft tx> amtoimtc Hiht our
friend M. H. Anuild Esq. has a large
hot houtta upon his ftreinisMon Nine
teenth street, in whlc-h he is milking
"somo 1 nferetdiiig axj**kli*nti in the
above liner 'He' Ims nlrvnrty set out
and tjQ ttoe condition laifße beds of
strSWWrry ptmifs, ntul hopes to foe
able to supply our markets with this
delicious small fruit another season.
HWdife sHiadqnaih tdd- with the-most
•ppro\Td metlipd for the propagation
of fruit, biit'Voiirtl Sftggest that appli
£utio» (4 heat, for forcing ]>urpoees,
abouM bn applied to hot houses, not
‘ekCepttng rtritwtxrry herb, In a more
S'aMlfiityt) mflinuir UIUU by
ptie ,fl» art iji. Arnold’s shut house
tikis morning. Give Ike plants more
Hootp apd heal with hv* jSre, and they
jslll thrive butler, and -the expert
.Tnebta Uifrqlt fsjsireiuw,.
;3 ahei-esa.
—lllnck Diamond coal is sold in
Denver nt $7.00 a ton. Any sort of
coal In Cheyenne Is $lO a ton. Why
is this (Sully.
Weare Informed thnt the gay bnch
.ddrs of this city, will SQon.orgnnize in
a Sociable Club, for the commendalile
'pm pase of pns lngp’ensautly-thelong
find dreary winter evenings.
I —2,o(>n rolls of wall paper of the
latest patterns, just received and for
sale very low at A. It. Converse’s.
, novl-tit
—II. Boettcher lias just received
a cur loud of ((Hiking and heating
stoves, Ac.", which he will sell nt
very low prices. oct2B-2w
— C. S. Malt by ’s select Oysters for
sale at Fred Laudau’s market. Seven
teenth street. novl-lt
To the Painters.— Just received
at McGregor & Qls’s drug store, Eddy
street, u large lot of Vnrnislies, lead,
oil, turpentine, paint and varnish
brushes, nml everything in the paint
ers’ line, which they will sell at very
low prices. Hive them a call before
buying elsowliero, novl-2t
—Delicious winteraml eating Mich
igan APPLES, jilet received ut M.
()’Healeys’store 10 th Street oct:fl-2t
_ . .
—Cheyenne will soon ho without a
dentist, as Dr. F. A. Hall is about to
leave us. If any of our citizens have
work In the dental line, they will do
well to avail thqmshlv(*( of the doc
tor's professional skill before it is too
late. uctlil-2t
A-
—L. Morris, merchant tailor, Eddy
street, Ims just received the very
latest styles in vestings and coatings,
iind a small lot of french enssimeres
of tlio most fnshloiiiiblo patterns,
which lie will manufacture at very
moderate prices. oct29-Ut
—J. 11. Stein has now .in store n
full anil complete stock of fid! and
winter goods, to which lie invites the
attention of the public. deeß-Jy
—Oysters In every stvle, nt Kills
Bros.’ ocllß-tf
Cheap Clotiii.no. —Frank A Ap
pel will remove their stock to tiie
store, next door to Messrs Joseph A
O'Brien, Eddy street, and will sell
their extensive assortment of gents’
and Bov’s Clothing, Huts, and gents’
furnishing goods, part of which is
slightly damaged, below cast.
octffl-tf
—Universal favorite. Finest cooks,
best waiters and excellent table, at
the well known Earns House. We
commend this house to the resident
and traveling public. octTtf
Eagle House, 16th street, A. Sim
ons, proprietor, is the best place to
board in this city—s7 per week, or 1$
per day, Good rooms .at moderate
prices. ; libgiJl-tC
—OvSters in every style, nt Ellis
Bros/ < octlß-tf
NEW Attraoi-’g'n -—Messrs. Ellis
Bros.’ desire to infon.b.t be!r friends
mid the public, that they ha - . - ” *• ,<,c *
up tliarr rooms (it the'confection.. ,- v
oii Eddy street, to furnish parties
u;i(ll nice fresh oysters, served ill any
style wliii'H may bo desired. (xd-18tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
See -Atl\ ertisemont of Ur. Ilutts' I>i ~i*■ ■ t■- ■" ■>
hVnded, Jlook ft»r tho million— M AUJtIAOK
(iVlDE—tn another column. It should l>e r<*nrt
CLOTHINC, ETC.
WE
WERE .NEVER AS WELL PREPARED AS
NOW
TO
SHOW
TO THE PUBLIC
Sucli an assortment of go&da, stylish and
desirable
■jj £*-% g en I fftff 899 yv
CLOTHING
AND cents* flrmsuino GOODS!
In fact CTcrjtJilnjr lliet la uccdeU In
Ittcu'a Wear
> AT TILE
U« P- R« R*
CLOTHING HOUSE,
SIXTEENTH ST,
B. & I. HELLMAN.
MILLS CO.,
I
Wholesale
BOOKSELLERS STATIONEIW,
BLANK BOOK MAKERS,
prlntcra and
X4ITMP» B
pd-glsteMfliilftlogiMw Mplnea. lo*
OFFICIAL
LAWS OFTHE UNITED STATES
I'utsdU«U the Second sejuiu/i ot the XLUt Cougrtet.
[Public—Nb. I*7.]
AN mnklnc; appropriation* for the cx’rrrnt
nnrt cuutlnpeni t? - -P‘ , ni-e* of ihr ludlnn Depart
ment nn<l for fiilflllin;* Ireniy atipnlaiious with
viirioii* Indian tribe* for the ye/ir endiitp Jnu«*
j thirty. elpbi«’t:n lmndrud and ncvemytmc, and
. for other purport*.
1 lie It enact'd hu the Senate and Ifouee ot 7?<*/>r*-
1 tentative* ot the Cntted Stuff* of Am*rt>-a In ton- ,
j art** uiteetnblfd. Thai the lollowlng *uni» be. and
I they arc hereby, appronrta'ed, biti of any mnni’.v 1
j m the irtuuuur not oihcruiau appropriaicd* for i
I the pnrpoee of |sm\imi; (h« current and conllujcai
cxpcniie* of the lodino Department *nd fitltiillu<'
iruaiy *ilpulitib»D* witn fne vnrlon*lndlir: tribe*. I
For pay of Cleric to rnpcrbUenden' ipr Califor
nin. on* thmt**d’d eljrhi hrtn<lrr.l dollar* I
F<*r temporary cb-ric* to *up&rtntuf}<J<-:tl!a. »lx |
| thonrantl’*lx hiind ,- e«l d«*Mnr-.
i For pk.v of eixtv-four Inierprctrr*. a* follow* : i
| Twcatjf-oq« Oif ih* trih*’* Itt Oregon and the 'JVr- j
I rhorfet* of W.i«hin?inn. T’in’’. and New Me\|ro. ]
ni fl.c hundred dollar* each: thiriy-alx for the [
triUie eUt’Uk:-re r 14 fqur hundred dollar* !
etrch: Ihr- c fl»r Indmn *-rvlce In I’lah, at ,
fl”,, luindred dollar* oarh ; one for the
I Shoahonrs and one for the Utah-*, at one
i ihon-oind doll*r* each; one f»r the Bi**ctoti
and Wahpelon band* of Slott-;, four hundred dol
lar*: nml one for the S»*r.a and Kor«* of the Miaa*
l-ilppl. now In Tiintn conn v. lowa, four hundred
dollur*; in all, iwcniy-nittit ihou-und two hundred
dollar*.
For birlldtn?* at nuenele*, and rrpnlr* of name,
ten thoii*mid dollar*.
F t vaccine mat i«rnn(l viicnlnnatlon of Indian*,
two thoo*and five hundred dollar*.
For prnaenti* to and poviAan* for Indian*, ten
tbouantid dollar*.
For netual ne*****tv Inenrrdd. and I
thnt may hnroaf'erbe Incurred, by othccr* of the
Indliiit Ddpnnmitiif in the reacnic of priaooer*
j from IntTbin tribe* and reluruiin: them to their
! home*, and for rxpenaui ItiHdenf lo ihi» arre*t
and contlneni'Vil w It hln the territory of the Rolled
tStn.e*. by order of ettch olUcer*. of pemoiis
clt unfed with crime* nyaldat the Indian*, tire
thousand dollar*.
For loclndln? travelling, tnej
dentnl. current, nr.d contingent expeuae* of
*upqrint*ndfcftt.*'itnd’ ae*ntt».,pod of their olllCerf,*
thirty-eight lhott*nnd live hundred dollar*.
F-»r Improvement of f rru* on which Apache*.
Ktnwan, nnd ‘'omnnche* arc located In the Indtas
country, and for the aapport of *cltoiD« iiutong
th'-m. and other beh”flc(*nt j»urpo*e*, t«» hi- ex
pended under the dlrcclon «»t the necretury olthv
Iti'orior, twenty thoiieund do'lar*.
For till* amonm, or »<» much thereof it* may be
n(*ce«*nry ft»r the toth-.i-oence of the Antpahoe*.
t heyrnne. Apache. Kiowa, and Comnnchu Iu
dian*. who have been Collected nnd located tt|H>n
th ere»e-vatlon* *et upa.t lor their n*o and oecn-
Ntlon by the tremle* made with them in eighteen
h mdred nn I rlitr-acv -n, two hundred nod
twenty thousand dollar*.
For tbl* cum. a* pro'. I !c-l lo bo expanded un
der the tenth article of tlic treaty of October
twenty-one. eighteen hundred ant] *ixty-*e\’cn.
nnrt tinder ihe ihlnl hrtfcle of the ireii'i of antnc
dale with the Apitclte*. thirty Ihon*nnd dollar*.
For pYtrchn«c of rlothlntr, n* provlilr'd} In the
Burn* trea'ic*, t winy •t»ix thQii*nnd dollar*.
For pay of carpenter, farmer. ■Mnck*tiiiih. mill
er. nnd engineer, live lbou*uu<i two hundred
dollar*.
For pay of phy*iclan nnd teacher, two thousand
five hundred dollar.-.
For Hccond pnymont, a« provided in the *nme
trevtlea. to bo expended in pre*enta lo the leu
j»ursonm of tlie raid tribe* who In the. Judgment of
the ugetit mny grow the moat valu.nnlo Crop* for
the period mimed, five hundred dollar*.
For tiny of .carpenter.' funner, hlnckamltb* mill
er. una engineer, for the llfcal year ending June
thirty. rt"hTceu hrmdrert nnd irtxty-tTlne, five
thousand two hundred<l liar*.
For transportation of goods, aeven Ihotieand
dollar*.
AKK’KAREES, GROS VRNTRES, AND MAN
J»ANS.
For atrrnn’nt.lo be’cvpendcd itt *nch goods,
provision*and other ankles as the President tuny
from time to time determine, including Insuninru
and trnnspprtaiion thihjftf. 3 iif kidruc'ing in
agricitltnraFnnn in<*oh!t)lcnf pnrsttlm, In provid
ing employefejs, educating children, procuring
medicine and medical nMendnncc. care fur and
snnport o! the aged. sick, nn I inllnn, for the
helpless orphan* ot said Indian*, nnd iu any
other respect to promote their civilization, com
fort, and improvement, forly thousand dollars.
ASSINABOINFS.
For this amrtOnt. to he expended In s’.rch goods,
provision*, and other artlclct hi] the President
iiuay from time to, time; deicr nine, l> eluding
arf!! traifspofrafTou tbcnmT. In tn
siructing in ngrlculiural and niulimical pur
salt*, in providing cntploye’e)*. educating chil
dren. procuring uioUiclueanU medical auvnuunco,
care Igr and flipport of the aged, sick, nnd U'fl in.
kir ihe helpless orphans of sa.d Indians, nnd iu
any other respect to promo ic their com for ,
civilization, and improvemeut, lifty thou-and dol
lars.
BLACKFEET, BLOODS. AND riEOANS.
For this nraoiint. to be expanded in such goods,
provisions, and other ar:teles as tho President
' jin*v from time to titno determine. Including In
’nee and transportailon tlicn or. In inatruciing
ill and mechanical pur*nits. In pro
t iding employr/“K educ.Tingchiklr. n. procurin’'
incdiclue nnd ntodloa.' ntieurtutico. cure for und
support of the aged. sick, auu jnllnn, foi !'«e help
less orphans of said lndtjuis. and iu every oi.: u s
respect to promoie their civilization, cumfori,
auu improvement, flfiy thousand dollars.
GALA I*ool AS, MOIaALLAS. AND I’LACK VMAS
OF WILLAMLTTJS \ ALLEY.
For Ar*t of Avotnatalmout* of ih* four llt series
of utinuliy for beueilclul objects, live thousand
live hundred dollar*.
GIUCYENNKS AND ATIAPAtIQES.
For third of thirty Instalments provided to bo
•■xpended under the tenth article, treaty October
. weiity-eighth. eighteen hundred mul six: \-seven,
twenty thousand [dollars.]
For purchase of ciothing, aa per same article,
fourteen tliousiitul live hundred dollar*.
For pav of physician and teacher, ns per thlr
:c( n It article same treaty, two thousand live hun
dred dollars.
For ouy «>f carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, mill
er, and engineer, its per same article, live thous
and i wo hundred dollar*.
For second of three Instalment* to b! expended
iu pre-en s .o the i«n person* of said tribe who iu
the judgment of the agent may grow the tuosi
vuluuble crop* for the respective year, a* per
fourteenth article tamo treaty, live hundred dol
lar*. •
For truntportalion of goods, ten thousand dol
lars.
For pnv of cnrp’ntor. farmer, blacksmith, mill
er. and engineer, lor the llscal year ending June
thirty, eighteen, hundred and sixty-nine, livo
thousand iwu.huudrvd dollars.
dtItCKA^AWS.
For permanent annuity in goods, three thous
and dollars.
DU.S FORT B \ND OF CIIIPPEWAB
For fifth of i wenty tnmalhuentH, for'tho support
of one blacksmith and u**i*tant, und for tools,
iron and * eel. and oilier a tides necesaqry for
thebliicksmLli»litfp.ii* per third article irea y
t.l April *ev( u h.ytgllteeu hundred uud sixty six,
one Ihotisaud five hundred do'ifars.
fur tlf it o| iweif v m-ul/inents f.»r tho support
of oho rCnobl foßonor. nffd'ft*r necessary hooks
nud stationery. iih por third article treaty of April
sex emit, eighteen hundred ami blxty-bix, eight
hundred dollars.
for ill Ii '»r twenty Installments for the instruc
tion of Indians in farming, and purchase of seeds?
tools. «mj t-o forth. us pur third article of treaty of
April seventh*. efdhteCu hnmlred ami srety-slx.
t-ight hundred dollars.
For filth of twenty Installment of annuity in
money, to he paid per c.tnltn. as P'-r third iiriicle ,
lieaty of April seventh, eighteen hundred ami
alxtj six, three thousand live luiudred dollars.
For til'ih of twenty lustalfiuenta of anmtjiy in
pro'i-1 -ns, ammunition, and lobacco, ns tier third
article treaty of April -cvcnth, eighteen hundred
and olxtv -six, one thousand dollars.
For fifth of twamy Installments of annuity In
good* ami other articles, ns per third article
treaty of Apill soventh. eighteen hnmlred and
sixty-six, six thousand live hnudred dollars.
For irunaporatlon and neoessury cost of dellv
orv oi*annuity goods and provisions, tier sixth ar
ticle treaty of April seventh, eighteen hun
dred ami sixty-six, one iboitpiu.l five hundred
dollars.
CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE 61'PEIUQR.-
•For sixteenth of twenty lnstal/ment* in coin,
per fourth article treaty thirtieth September,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four, live thousand
do>lars.
For axltcenth of twenty installments in go »ds,
household furniture, and cooking utensil*., per
fourth article treaty thirtietii r-ep'ember. t'lgb
ti en huudreil aud fifty-four, eight thousand dol*
,**xre.
A sixteenth of twenty in-tnilnients for agri
culture' implements and cattle, carpenters' and
Vr too. ' and building materials, per four*lt
0, ‘- ’• treaty *hlwloth tku e über. -eighteen buu
*rt|C*: • "rfi roar, three thousand dollars,
drvd oun . -, h oftw installment*for moral
*, or 'mriK).A Uir. o l.xmlrud dullm.
snd ed at a ionui r V j (jrftml l'ortnge hand
or wh'ch to l)e paid 11, .in nb b ,ol at
yearly, to enable them »° “ 1 Tin eth
ih. ir lillMe vurMiinh > ' W.r-luir lhr~
September, elgnicou huudroQ . Jnu Ui J l,,rrc
thousand dollars. ~ rhr «« Y
For sixteenth of twenty lu«t T ® r 'V
mil hs n»»d asblsitu»«s. |wr second and u .*
cles treaty thirtieth September, eightsen htt». ‘ ruu
ami rtfty lohr. Jlvo rtioippintl nud forty dollars.
For stxte • It *»f twenty lustalnncftfs Tor Hie .sup
port ofbii *mi’lia‘ dmpi.i) r beipiud oop fICUi ar
ticles treaty ihlVltoth BeptbWthtff. HgUtoolT hun
dred and Ilf.> -four, one thoutfond throe hundred
amt twenty dollars.
For fbiuiQti.uli of tjvaiuy Luatajments for the
seventh smith and hss!#tatU. «nd rltppori. or
shops, per second aad-flfb urtielas tfeuty tMr
tleth Sepuapt»ar»f i'ldovn Uuudred amt^Xiy-four,
one thoifsantl ;u»a six|y‘do|laf». ’
For (-support -of *allili and-shoia, AnMnir tha
pleasure of the President, as pgr seventhand
twiAfih .nLck-i of tr«g of April w>,colli, bhili
tt-cn huucjwf .Oil iljij .li «U limitin'<l dol
Ur>.
For snpnort of two farmers, daring the pleas
ure of ilm Prraidtfnt/ u» per twelf.b oiylcli* treaty
of Scpißpther fbir i«:h. ••igbtceo lirndrcd nn«l
flfty-tour, and seventh. ar.lcTc of treaty or April
seventh, eighteen hundred *ud sixiyisix, twelve
hundred dollar*.
For fn*iiranee, transportation, nnd necessary
cost of.de 11 very of iiitntii’ies nnd provisions for
Chippewa* of Lake Superior, five thousand dol
lnrs.
For till* amount, to be paid In coin, to enable
the Secretary of the In e ior to fulfil treaty *ii
puiations felaitve m i he partn- ts ofnitmti'l s with
the (Mifppßwn* of Lake superior, the cbippewn*
of Saginaw. Swan Creek, nnrt Illnck River, the Oi
law- * iinet Chippewa* of Michigan. Indian* of ihe
Mackinaw agency, in the Mate ol Michigan, thir
ty six thousand seven hundred and sis y-ihreo dol
lar* and forty seven ccnin; being lhe aggregate
difference between the coin value of payment*
made in currency during the yonr* eighteen hun
dred nnd slx'j-tbrce and eighteen bundled und
sixty-four, at tTie d ite>- of treasury warrants, and
iiie anionnis due in Coin by treaty stiptila'ion*,
wlih iftieresi at the rate of flvo her cenittm per
annum from date* of *nd treasury wurran p. to
June ihiny. eigii:«*n hnn lred and seven:/.
For ereciion of a dock or .he u*e of Chip
pewa Indi - n- of I, ike Hu perform L'AUnc buy. one
ihousand *l*jiiiitdretl dollar*.
For ilie relief of (J slhm wan no, chiefs on ac
count ol d< sirueiion of hW btiiiiiingr in the C'lii
siruciofi of tho Saull Sulnic Maria ctutal. eight
hundred do! ar*.
For repairing agency at Mackinaw
and Sanli Suiutc Marie, one thou mind dollars.
('HI PPL WAS OF THE Ml SISSIPPI.
Tor fourth of ten instalment s of the second
series in mono}. per 'o’..rut urilcte tremy fourth
Oc.olkt. fiihtiuen hundred and ft>riy-ivvo. and
eighth artel* treaty thirrieth sep etnly -y. ’
iceti hundred nnd ilfiv-ftmr. aud lUlrd arViclo
'reify sOChih May. oig It teen nUlidr l d untl blxiy
fo ir, four thousand oho hundred and sixty-*(&
dodur* find sixty seven cent?.
Fur four h ot ten instaltrtcn’s of tjic second
serltfs. for rite pay nl two cariH U er*. per tonrshar
ilcle treaty four. It Utflober. eighteen hundred aud
furytvyo, and eighth anlelu treuiy Uiir,iu h
8--p:ehtber. ei/hteen hundred and *f.y-four, and
third unicleirenry seventh May. eigliteou hun
dred and sixty-four, four hundred dollar*.
For fuunh of teu Instalments of the second
eerie* in «good*. p*r fourth article irou y fourth
< ertiher. eighteen hundred and forty-two. und
el :hth article treaty thirtieth September, eigh
teen Itßudred nnd tifty-fonr. and third artlclo trea
ty seven tli May, eight eon hundred and sixty-four,
llire* thousand five hundred dollars.
For fourth of ten iusialnten s of the second
scrles. fpr the support of sCho<>ls, per fobrih ar
lie.le ireu y four.h October, eighleeu hundred anil
forty-two, and eighth uriicle treaty ililriieth >ep
u uiber. eight .-eu huudtvd and ill', v four, uud third
uriicle iretuy seventh May, eighteen hundred uud
sixiy-lour,six hundred aud sixty-six dollars uud
sI.U v -seven cent*.
For fourth often Instalments of second series,
for iho pun-base of provision* and lobueco, per
fourlL uriicle treaty fourth October, eighteen
hundred und forty two, «nd eigbiU uriicle trea
ty thirtieth September, eighteen hundred aud
tifij-lour, und taird article of tieuty seven h
May, eighteen hundred and sixty-Tour, six hnn
tir d and sixty *e>cn dollars and sixty-seven
CO Ills.
For fourth of ton instalment* of t-hc second
serlc*. for the support of two smiths' shop*, in
cluding the pay of ivvo Bmiilisund assistan x|tnd
lurniMitng troll and stuel. ih r lourih nr icle tieu
ly fourth October, eighteen hundred ind forty-two,
and eighth article ireuiy thirtieth September,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four, uud third ur.icle
treaty of sevetnh May, eighteen hundred and six
ty-rour, six hundred und sixty-seveu dollars uud
sixty-seven cents.
For fourth of ten Instalment* of the second scr
le*. for pay of two farmer*, per third article trea
ty May seventh, elghieeh hundred and sixty-four,
three hundred aud thirty-throe dollur* and thirty
three cents.
For sixteenth of twenty Instalments of annuity
In money, per third article treaty of twenty-sec
ond Fobttary, eighteen hundred and fifty-five,
twenty thousand dollar*.
For tweutv-l'ourth of twenty six instalments, to
be paid the Chippewa* of Missis’-ippi. per
third article treaty of August second, eighteen
hundred nnd forty .-even, one thousand dollar*.
For third of ini instalment* for the support of
n school or school* upon said reaervniion, in ac
cordance With third article of treniy of March
liincieenth. eighteen hundred und sixty-seven,
tour thousand dollar*.
For third of leu instalments to be expended In
promoting the progress of the -people in agricul
ture and H**i*ting them to become self>n*iui: -
ing, in -accordance with third article of trouty of
March nlnclccnth. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, six thousand dollar*.
For third of leu instalment* for the support of
a physican. in acdordtianco with third article
treaty of March nine eetith. eighteen hundred
and bixty- seven, one thousand two hundred dol
lar's.
For third of ten inslalmnnis for tho purchase of
neces.-ary medicine.*, iu accordance with third ar
tide of treaty March hiric’ceiilh. eighteen huu
dr d and six v seven, three hundred dollars.
For insur nce. transportation, and necessary
cost of delivery annuities and provision* for
Chippewa* of Mfflusippi, in nccordatiCo with
sittli article of lhet><*aiyof M roll nlnoiecnih.
eiglreen hundred and oixiy seven, one thousand
five hundred dollar*.
CHHTBWAS OF TIIE MISSISSIPPI, PIL
LAGER AND LAKE WINNEBAtiOSIIiSii
BANDS CF CIIIPPBWA INDIANS.
For pevoa'h of t*n luslnlntenl* to furnish said
Indi.tti* with t» n yoke of good work oxen, twenty
log-chains, two hundred grubbing hoe*, leu plow*
ten griudstoue*. dim hundred axe*, [handled.]
twenty spade*, ami other farming implement*,
per Ilf h p.r icle treaty May seventh, eighteen
J;;tTiflrert and fclxfy four, oud tUousaud uve hun
dred
For the pav t»f two carpenter*. ftnc 'nov.pr.nd
eight hundred dollar*, nnd iwo blacksmith*, one
ihoiisinid eight hundred do<h\r*: lour farm labor
er*. two thousand four hundred dollar*: one
physican. one thousand two hundred dollar*, aud
medicine for tho sick, five hundred dollars, per
rtfih ftstlclo treaty May seventh, eighteen bun
dled »cicu iLuu»und &cveu huu
clrcd dollar*.
For this amount, to be applied tow rd tho sup
port of a * iw milk io tie built tor ibc c mmuu use
of the Chipp-'r. a*;of the Mississippi and J lie Red
L ike iliuf Veifiblm bnnrt* of Chippewa*, a* per
sixth nrtjcle of treaty of May seven h. eighteen
hundred and sixty f »ur, one iho-i*itud 'lollar*.
For p*ty of *«rv[e*»s and ir.tvel[l]lng expense-* of
a hoard of visitor*, toconsis of noi more than
three persons, to attend die unnufly pay men:*
•p the iudittiß-:Hnd to in-peet the field!. l>htl<l
- ir.lMOtO'l other itpprcvoitien'i*. n* s’lpttlai
etl iti the .*t*vomit arih’U-, tronijr May #evenilt.
i4gh»<*«wi -Iwtulred and »#<t»y-fbuiS not edceodlDf;
any one year more than t duv*' service, a
five dollar* per day, or more than three hundred
miles’ iravel, nt Vut cents per tittle, four hundred
and eighty dollar*.
For pay of female teachers employed on the
resemiuln-I to T|Tstm<Ji llWiiti girt* in domestic
'economy* uiio tln*u*aud dollar*.-
fro b:: continded.l
(Ptblio—No. ]
AN ACT |p.CaalUtaioillie-AdiuiniatraUon of
Just Witt fnhVftute rtfTexitV: ••
Whereas tho present lnonmlicnt of the
oil! c of district Judge for tho eastern district
of the Slut'* of Texas is in< np:icimt- d hysleU
tiess nisi pitn>l\Thb< irt»m |h-ilot tuiiix Utv du
ll.*; ot Ms o < wen ml has icuiain.sLegL in
pud tilled or a long period, will it lneupu -Ity
is ludieved to be petlimneiit, by reuson of
wlil’h tiie government und citizens of tho I
United stnt h have been unable to have their
IjuslnesH tninspelwd 4n .• Iml yourl, anil have
mu lib red great Ins nnd in- onvcniuuce there
from : Therefore,
lie. it triai Lit Or/ the Semite and House ofltrpre
tentatid* of the Ifnittd Shift * of America In Con
t/nss u*s mbl>tt, .Tluit the of the
ilistrlvt JitßgT rftrtlTD «ns'erir rtftrrict of tho
State of Texas, b- lug tendered and accepte<l
l»v the rr-i ldent of tho United Sta e>. the
saluiyvnow reuvlvetUby syl l ji.dge .11 be
ionli iiiei to.W»'in/;ilfcilhK |*M jDafunfl Ji/e
payuhle in the same in timer umi tornihMit
Id- aelualiy performed I ho cl u Ilea of hi^ollice.
Aypt’oVtfd,
' *
vVN AQT tolm-prnorato the Columbia Rnll
ivay CompirtiJ- of iho Distilct of Columbia.
Jhtlt ekatt' alto fa* ‘h int.’ amUlZoKte,ot liepxranta
r fia i nmetiiShvdt of AvJricii io Lidngrt**
a**’ io hied. That William Uunton. John C. Me
iCeMeti, . ..’.muel Fowler, Win. Ih Todd, Wm.
H. tilagora?• 4«hn Call ;| UrK. I*, krowa,
Ofr.rke ii. rium, W. i’ Jh-stoi . U.'M. Oa!lau
(T.-|, *t. TT. Vir*. M.TtlTii w (J.’Tiii r)\ \nn.
Stlekney, Maritu M-ity lire r. Kith rd Sutton,
lutvbl I>. Com-, Itonert Williams, Wm. P.
Coisdirnri. Wtur H-rNuMay: H. B.>Whlte,
James T. UrTtenahr'JT CTywilT, John 11. .Ml
cutcheti, PoulUM TltyMtit, Bernard liayes,
Jacob J>. IClteh, and then* ns-oc lat< s and tis
«re m»n*fTy,’rn-ated n bofy
roroor ito* in\tl|r jhr, n unc of*tfic » >iiirmi»la
nnlTwny Company, witrt tWunorlfy “o
struei and lay tlown a -log e m-double traek
railway, with tliß nuemury swltm.es and
tutnmtts. In the city nnd c unty of WasHlng
| ton. In mi <>lumhl.v, Wiruiiijlt hyd
along th- .IVllowUqg .fivqhucß, Ijtrtfet*, and
highways: eomme- cing at a piilnt on the
eastern side of West I-lfteontn ts reel, on
New York Avenue, thence r -toward y along
I said avenue tt» Its lnterseetloii with North K
street; thence along North KStreet to its in
lerwK-tion - wit
theiteo A'OQu.>luraach(|M‘Urt*AXj »t“c ly
t cnicctlon with North - II Street; ami theiieo
along North II .Street to itxeastern termina
tion with the Col afn bin turnpike gate; with
th* r.ght lo run public eturlages thereon
[ n.-nwtt by bor.ie-jvOwei*, rots'lviru therotor a
rateC 1 hire not ox eetllng six cents a passen-
Rhmiid
I u nmjorlty of holder*so elect, at any
| umu wRIRn Vwo ynmuttfr Hjo (01111.1. (1011
of wild ru o’ (nrolJ-d fur," »oi lion one
j M.IU (j/nifc»n> (jliull Imve 1 If rl^ht
I to? xi ml KU«J to af.-nlifr *i>ll •" no.
I .loirtilo tru-k, .villi iioco-fl..i , y HwiolfN
1 iijifi turnouts, along the line of th<* Columbia
I Turn pi i.o- Rvud MV. the rouniit
I of mid Turnpike Hqth l .Uaupany, or on n»»y
| Other road or rfw:dp leadltoanrtliwaniiF or
enstwardly from snch intcrßectkm nt ibe CfvT
lumWln ui ru pike gat,*, now opened, or which
may hereaf or be opened, by the proper uu- :
t linrlt L-h ; and thence along mu Id rtwtl or roads, 1
by the most practicable route or routes, to I
the termini n*-ar, at, or in Hie District of Co- I
lurabi a, receiving t acre for n rpte of fate not,
exei eding w von cents a pass* tiger for any
dlMtrince-on stM«l road'or rou**. The carriages
on the gaten-ion of said roed or roads to be 1
propelb a clttier by horse-i>ower or (lummy
englm s, at the opt on of the said railway |
company.
Sec. J. Ant Che U further enacted. Thnt the I
Kiifd ro»i*l or roadsslmii la*deemed real estate, j
and, together with other real and p* rsonm 1
nioui iy of said body corporate, >hnd be lift- :
bl - ro t ixatlon ns otne>- real estate-.-nd j»er-
Monal property, und t»» li- entse for thelf velti- |
cfes or cars lo ti e city and county aforesaid, 1
ex ept hr-he re Hi a fie r provided,
M; . -I. A»d fit U further tna ted. Thnt the |
said railway shall be laid ns near tho centre
of the avenues an 1 str* els In the city of j
Wa*lilngt6n as practicable (without interfere 1
lug wit a or posing over the water or gas I
pip’ s>, lathe most approved manner adapt
ed to street r .llw v , with ti e rails of the
most appuived pattern, to be determined by
the Secretary oi tiie Intrrior, laiil upon nn
• ven surf with the pa. ement of the str. eis
i.ueH; an I jil • space Is twoen the two
tr.'eks (Where hv"nr« laid i shall not bel-ss
Umn four feel nor ntor-- than six feel,and tho
earrluges sh’J;ui>t ;1 jo {-less tluin-six fetjf Jnj
width; the gauge to correMfioml wlfli that of
the Mctropolltiui railroad. That the ml'ways
In the county (-hould it be dele mined to
construct such r-tuts) shall b«’ 1 id in sucii
inanueri.M will I nst iim rfcre with the ordi
nary travel ‘ f the rpud or roads ou which tho
trucksViltlil be laid.
sec. 5. Amt be. d further enacted. Thnt the
said corporation hceby creatoil shall bo
be hnunu to ke« p sail t-«<ks and fora space
of two levt beyond the outer rail thereof, an t
i Iso the tip .ee between tli** tracks, so lar as
tiie same are la-ill witlnn the limits of the
city of Wrtsiiin-ton. at all times well pa veil
and iu good order, wit hunt expense to tuc
United Stub-ciOVlhe ►aid city. And Incase
th** road shall lx* extended In-yond tho 11m-ta
• f said c ty ns is heretofore provided tiie
said corporation shall 1/e bound to keep said
tnyks, ..ml for the spac* of two ie,;t beyond
the outer r dl thereof, and also the space be
twe-n the tracks, well gravelled or paved and
in g-Msl order sons not to Impede tnegei eral
t iavel ou said roads by vehicles or otherwi.se,
without expense to the county of Washing
ton.
J-E". 0. And he it further enacted. That nothing
In this net shn I prevent the g •vernn>ent*at
any time, at it- option, trout altering the
grade, or otiierwise imj roving all nvenucs
..nd streets (NS’iipf (I by said road, or the city
of Wusliihgtoii from so altering ami improv
ing such streets and n' e mes nnd the iwwsr
age thereof, as may b» u d*-r their respective
aiittioritynnd contri 1; and in such event It
sliall be the duty of said company to chuipte
their *aW miiway so as to confoim to such
grade and pavement.
Hue. 7. And he it. further enacted. That this
net may nt any time l»« a'tered, amended, or
r*-|caled by the Congiess of the United
Sta tes.
Heo. 8. And he if further enacted. That nothing
in this act shall Is-so construed-iva to author
ize said body corporate to issue auv note,
token or d vice, scrip, rr other evidence or
debt, to be used as currency. -
Sec. !•. And be it t urther enacted. Tlint t’ p
caplt I Btook of nold company shall not be
less than one hnndird tliou*anxl dollars nor
more than four hundred tliousund dollara,
and that the stock shall he divided Into
shares of llfty dollars each, nnd shall he
deemed personal proper y, transferable in
sneh manner a i the by-laws of said company
may direct. *
Sec. 10. And be U. further enacted. That the
said company shall place first-class ears on
said rai way. with all the modern Improve
ments, for tlie convenience and comfort of
passengers, and so 11 run cars thereon dur
ing the day and as late ns ten o’clock nt
night, and u-s often as every fifteen minutes,
botweon West Fift*** nth Street and the eas:-
*m terminus of North H Street; and in
case th<‘said road shall he extended beyond
the < ity limits, on the entire road, or such
portions ns may be completed, through the
day and night, ns often as the public conven
ience uml the interests of the railway com
pany mny require: Poor hied, however. That
t!i* carriages or ears th reon shall make not
less i huu eight t ips each way per day during
six days in each week.
Sec. 11. Anti he if further enacted. That the
said company shall ’provide such passenger
rooms, ticket officer* [ofHoos,] stables and de
pots at such |.binis as the business of the rail
loncl mul the convenience of the public may
require. And said company is lit reby au
thorized to lay such mils through transverse
or other str. ets or roads as may be i ecosury
for the exclusive purpose of connecting the
said stables and depots with tiie main tracks;
and the said company is hereby authorise*!
to purchase or lease such lands or bulldicgs
as mny be ndeessary for the p .ssenger rooms,
ticket offices, stables, and depots above men
tioned.
SEC. 12. And he it further enacted. Tlmt all
articles of value that maybe inadvertantly
lett in any of the ears or other vehicles of
said cb.mpuny shall be taken to Its principal
di pot and ept* red in a bo -k of record of un
claimed goods, which book shall he open to
th. in* pe tion of the p-.ibi.c ut ull reasonable
hours of Im-'iness.
.Six*, i ;. Amt h- u farther enacted. Thnt within
thirty days aft« r the passage of th r. act, Ihe
corporators named In the tlrst section, or a
nv.tjor.iy of them. «>r if any ret use to *«et, then
a majo. ity of tin* remainder, sha 1 cause
b oftsof Mib'serlplLm to the'capita! stock of
said company to ho opened, - nd kept open,
n some convenin' t and accessible place oi
places n ti e city of W. slitngton or a period
lobe tlxed by sa.tl eorpor .teas, not le-s than
two day*: und said corporators shall give
I übllc lioliee by advert is. ment in not loss
than two (tally pnpeis publ she t in thecity
of W.ishington, of the time when end tin
place w ere sa d books shall be open, d ; and
siibscr.b rs upon s.id booss to the capital
stock of the company s all be held to be
stockholders: Pmti.od, That no one indi
vidual shall !)-• allowed t . subscribe for more
than two hundred shuns of raid stock:
provid'd i 'r’h- r, Thnt *-veiy Mihsc. iber shall
pay, at t e time of subscribing, twenty-live
IM’r ( eiitom of ilt«;ain<»unt ivyluiii sntjw-ribod
io the t»\u-H.rei’ npj.K»inted by th- eorpor.-
tor* 5 , or h » subseripliou shall be -uul and
void. If, at ilie end of iw.) day-*, a huger
amount than (lie capital stock of said com
pany shall li .ve been subscribed, tiie books
shall bo closed, and the said corporators
n .ined in the first qugtiou spall. forth with
proceed to -Rpp rtion s;dU capital stock
among. thp'subseii Lora pro rata, uml make
public pn'elamution t>f the number of shares
allotted tb each tvlifrn shrill’ be done and
eompletcd on the same day the books are
c o.nl: Procidttl further. That nothing shall
be r eel veil in payment of the twenty-five
per eiuiium.ui (lit-lima of subscribing, ex
cept money. Ami when tho books of sub
scriotiouoi the capital stockofsal lCompi
ny shad be closed, tho corpomtorsjnnmed m
the first sts t lon, ora majority of flu-m, und.
Iu e; se any <*t them nduse or nog ecfc to act,
im*n a m.’joiliy - I the n-iu dialer, siiulf, with
in ten days thereafter, call the first meeting
of the stockholders of said company, to meet
within ten duyk thereafter, for the clioleeof
seven director , ol" wii eh public noli e shall
be givcu lor live days An nd 1 f-s than two
publ.e newspapers published daily In the
city of W stilligtoii. or by written or prlnti d
personal igitice to each stockholder by the
* lurk of tho corporation..,, Aud In all meet*
1 ii-h of stockholders each slmio shall entitle
the holder to one vote, to be given In person
or by proxy.
Fee. If And be it f arther enacted. That the
government and direction of the affairs of
the c inpnny sliall be vested In a bohrd of
ill lectors, seven In number, who shall be
stockholders, ami who sliall hold their office
tor one year and until otln rs are duly elected
and qna.ltlcd to take their places as directors.
And the odd directors (iv majority of whom,
the president being one, shall con*tltuie a
quorum) hall elect one of their n(imtk*r to
be piO'aU'hthf ttao - lsiiml, who shall also be
p esulent of,tljo (’Oiajuiuj ; «».•:! Ihvy sh’dl
also choose a treasurer, who-shall give bonds,
with security, to said company in such sum
listh'- said directors may require for the faith
ful discharge of his trust. In ease of.a va
cancy In tiie hoard of directors by the death,
resignation, or otherwise of any director,
the vacancy occasioned thereby shall be filled
by the remaining tlir. oio s,
[TO BE CONTrKI'EP.]
[rUDLIC— No. ISO! —CONTIKUED.J
• AN inuktug appropriatlnlia. for tiie
naval service for tlic year ending £Juno thir
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-one,
and for other purpose.-.
BURKAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
For repairs of innehinery-of Nteaincra. Ix>ll-
VniHuii'uints, tool*, labor, transportation,
innlerfnfi, Hloft-a.bite inhilloudollufM: Pctriidea
That no part of this appropriation shall be
expended on ftcemuil <>f'naval engines cou
trnetefl for during tiie war.
Civil establishment at the navy ynrd, Klt
tery.—tor draiiglusnian, one thousand klx
liundml dollars; clerk to elilpf engineer, and
‘store cterk*. ft® one thousand four hundred
dollars each; and time clerk, ut one thous
and two hundred dollars; In all, live thou
sand six hundred dollara.
At Hid navy yard, Ito-don.—For draughts
man, Yirto tnotisiihd six hundred donafs;
clerk to eliiuf nneine- r,i nnd store clerk, at
< uo thousand four hundred dollars waeh ; and
time eleru at one thousand two hundred
dollars; five thousand f h und red dollur.*,
At the navv yiird New York,—For draught s
niffn. one tlMniMind six hundreil dollara;
clerk loeldof eualiK cr, and store clerk, one
fhdnßnnrt tour hundred rtollnra eheh. and
lime clerk at one thOMsond two hundred dol
-1 <rs; live thoiiHAiid six hundred dollars.
At Uio navy yard, i'hlUub Ipiiiß,—For
<lrftiigld.«nn>i>, onamooimndelx htnidred dol
lars; clerk to ohlef engineer, and store oL- rk,
at one thousand foqr hundred dollara each,
and time elerje, at one thousand two hun
dred dollars; in.all, five thousand tix hun
dred dollars.
At the navy yard, Washington.—For
draughtsman, one thousand six hundred flbl
l»rs; to chic ei-ffineor, aadati ra clerk.
at one thousand tour hundred dollars each ;
and time < lerk. at on • thousand iwo hun
dred dol ns ; in a 1, five thousand six hun
dred d Ulars
A i the navf yard, Norf Ift.-Fordrnuahra
man. one ilioushnd six hundred dolhirs;
el. rk to chief eng necr. and s ore clerk, at
one ilio.iMvnd f-wr liundred dollara each:
nnd time *-lerk one tliousund two hundred
dollars; in ull, five thou-aud six hundred
dollars.
i lire navy yard, P« nsacola.—For clerk of
store lious s, one HioasnuU d dol
lars.
At the navy ynrd, Mare Island.—For
draughtsman, one thousand six hundred
dollars; cler.t to chief engineer, nnd store
clerk, one thousand four hundred dollars
each, and time clerk, one thousand two i un
dred dolin's; In all, five thousand six hun
dred doll ■ rs.
BUREAU OK PROVISION * AND CIOTIPNt.
For provisions for tne ofPc rs, Ncmnen, nnd
marines, indudlnit eomnidkitlon of tliesp r
i ration, and water lor ships, seven hun
dred uud eighty-one thousand und fifty dol
lars. -
For Jtay of -the civil establishment at the
several navy yards nndLr t his bur* an ;
At navv ynisi, IF Mon.-Two wrd r*,'nt fine
(liousniid nnd aevenleen dollar* nnd twenty
five cents ca b; in ell, fwo thou nnd and
thirty-four dollars and fifty cents.
At the navy yard. New York. —Two writer*
at on-> thousand nnd sovent.-en dollars nn<l
twenty-five ecu s e-eh* asslstaht In-pector *
of prov si--ns and clotlilnir, one tliousaml
eight hund-cd and seventy-eight dollars:
onh wrßer to In*, octorof provisions .'and
clothing,oiie thousand and seventeen dollar*
an t twenty-five cdita ; as-fstnut .upcr.ntei*-
deut of jiUlKnihq.hnndD’d and tlurt.v-nine
dolin's; in all, live thousand eight Immlred
and sixty-eight dollars uiul seventy-five
cents.
At the navv* yard. Philadelphia.—Two wrl
t ra, at oue titousand. und s>-venteen dollars
and twenty-live cents each;ln all, two tbou
s *n'l and tht'rty-four dollar** mid liftv cents.
At the navy yard, Washington.—Writer,
one thon**nnd and seventeen dollara and
twenty five cents; In all, one thousand und
seventeen dollars and twenty-five cent*.
At the. naVv. yard, Npcfolk.—Writer, one
t housand aml seventeen and twenty
live cebtw;-in all. one thousand and seven
teen dollars and twen»y-flve c. nt*.
At the navy yard. Mar.* Island.—Two wri
ters. firs u on 1 * thousand and seventeen dol
lars ana twentv-flve c n », and second at one
thousand two bundled nnd nine y-tlve dol
lars and Aft* -cents; m all, two thousand
three hundred and twelve doilftra and seven
tv-Uve cents.
"At the Naval Asvlnm, Plitladelphta.--Pny
master's assistant at Naval Asylum, one
thousand dollnfs.
For con tinge rrt expenses: For freight nnd
transportation tofor.-lgn and home stations;
candles; fuel; interior alterations and flx
tur.-s in inspection building* ; tools and r -
pairing same at eight ihspeetJe}**; special
watchman in eight inspeciions; books and
blanks; stationery: telegrams; p stage and
expiess charges; tolls, f rr ages,and car-tick
ets; lee; nml incidental labor not chargeable
toother appropriations, seventy-five tlu>u»
s:*iul duUars;
TO BE CONTIKUEP.
CUT
THIS
OUT
FOR REFEREJVCE!
We have tho Largest Stock of Extra Choice
Imported Woolen
Fop Men's Wear,
In onr line, Iff AmeUica. 'V* make themp to
measure in the most Thorough and artistic
style, at the LOWEST PRICKS possible for tho
Article Fur.uhiku.
WEDDIKC OUTFITS
A SPECIALTY.
AMERICAN LIVERY
ARTISTICAIAY FURNISHED.
SHIRTS, T 0 MEASURE
Extra, durable, and perfect In fit.
ELY,
Tailor, Draper, nnd Importer of Fine Woolens
lor Men * Wear.
J AXD 4 ramiw street, tttm
ns m, lmiii ii in
Clergymen will be allowed six per cent, discount.
Estaushicd. IFSI. oc f-dlm
PURE CIDER VINEGAR
—ANI>—
COAL OIL
Constantly on hand ot
n. OIIVALY’S STOKE,
*cpt26d3in Flitccnsli Street.
ltoyal Havana Lottery!
OF CIJJ3A.
f:500,000 in Gold Prawn Every Serenteen Pay*.
Prize* cashed and Information famished: Ihe
hlgliosl rales paid lor Doubloon*. Spnuisb Bank
Nolo* nml ull kfmls of (fold and Silver and Gut -
orniuoui Securities. TAYLOKitCO..
hunkers No. 1H Wall *. N. Y.
SITJGER^S
Sewing Machines.
The Singer mannfactnrliis; Co.
Is now producing nearly 200.000 Sewing
Mucliliicm per annum und is uot able io
moot ihe demand, bui in order lo do so, now fac
tories are being erected tliut will supply
Three Hundred nnd Fifty TUoomiul
Mucliliicm each Year.
The popularity of the “New Family” Sewing
Machine Is only surpassed by its UMiifiilnes* and
simplicity ; durability and beauty, where known
ii l* difficult .for othoi maiinfnctnrcnr io effect
sales, aud ihcy employ every means to foist their
products upon the people. Buyers of Sewing
Machines should avoid canvassers and peddlers
who resort m compuMou to uaaka sales,fur no
michiuo can bo doslrublo that is forcibly throat
on t ffeJTtirclmsof.
The Singer “Now Family” and tho “New
No. Ono 7 ’ Sewing Machines, [tho latter Tor
Dressmakers. Tailors, Shoemakers, Jic..J are
eagerlv sought for. ihi fie Urge stock can bo
found in our sale* room!, together with every
useful accessory intended for (hum.
We soli Silk Twist. Cotton and Linen Thrends,
Nbodles, Oil, Screw-driver*. <fce., at retail or in
qijonilty at mahu(actnr«rs’ prices.
l*n»ftlogiH*s, Prlci’ I/lsts. Ac.. (In
man] furnished on application by mail or other
wise.
DEAN & LOWE,
005 North Fourth Ntrcet,
*ept2B-d3m ST. LOIIS. IflO.
Proposals for Transportation
" 1 ' V -OF- ‘
INDIAN GOODS
■ —o—-
Orncß or Oovcaxon and Kx-Orncin 1
Hum*. Indian ArrAins, V
OIIKYRNNE, WyoXINO, Ol It Ootoher, 18?0. )
Proposals will be received at this office nntif
Monday, tho 17th day of October, 1870,
Fdr the transportation of sixteen (honiAhd
(10,000) pounds (more or less) of Indian snimity
„a>od-< from Point of Rock*, on the U. P. R. R., to
(’imp Brown, nn tiie Shoshonee Indian Reserva
tion. Thu goods to b" delivered IC.Camp Brown
on or before the Ist proximo. * - z • ■
J. A. CAMPBELL.
Governor *nd px-Officio Supt. of IndUo Affulr* 1 .
ect7'9t
AK'ION PI A O FOtftM.
PATEUTT
AHON
Piano Fortes I
COMBINES MANNER’S FOUR
Simplifying Patents ,
TIRE MOST VALUABLE PATENTS EVES
USED IN PIANO FORTES.
PATENT ARION
REVERSED
WOODEN
AGRAFFE
PATENT AAION
COMPOUND
WREST
PLANE.
patent Amour
FULL
IRON
FRAME.
PATENT ARIOST
SUSTAINING
IRON
PAR.
A Few Reasons
WHY THS
ARION PIANO
IS 9UPERIOR TO ALL OIEERB -
The ARION PIANO FORTE ha* Greater Ptnro^
I hnn any other Piano Forte Manufactared.
IT WII.I. STAND IN TUNE LO.tOBHy
and in ita mechanical construction it is more per
feet. and. ihcreforc, inure durable than any in
sirument cousiruciuJ in the usual modora style.
The afttlnffcnifcn! of the Agraffe, the manner
striugin » iff'- peeivlUr form aud arraugemeot
tiie Irou Fruim-,-
SUPERCEDES ALL OTHERS.
The nrc of a bar [which 1* a part of the IroK
Frame) on a line with the heavy steel strlftgiag.
give*
Great Strength
where most needed, and in lhl» respect all ether
Pi'inor fail.
The construction of the WREST PLANK, iate
which the Tuning Pin* nru inserted, I* such that
II 1* impossible (or ihe pins to become kjoeened,
or Ihe WroM Plauk 11self in split, as is 100 oflex
the case in other Piano Forte*.
The Fxtraordlnary Evtanca*
throughont the scale, the excellent Singing
(£uailty, the
Length and Partly of Vlbratfoa,
all go to prove what we claim, viz., that the
ft
Arion Piano-Forte
IS TIIK BEST INSTRUMENTMA2IU*ACTVR*D
AGENTS WANTED.
; First class and respoaeible Agents wanted la
every City aud Town where we have not already
appointed them.
' Writ r for Circular, which we mail free, ormt
\ close two three cent siampe ft»r the AHfON
PAMPHLET, which contains a mil account of the
famous blindfold trial, and other valuable idfbr
mution to those couloiuplatiug puxhasiaga Pinna
Port#.
N. B.—We can Mon the pnbTlc fropi purchasing
a cheap Piano, which has recently beer, nut Is* the
market, bearing tire name “ Arion.” All geaaioe
Arion Pianos bear the name “Patent ArVon,” oad
can only be purchased from our New York Wore*
rooms, or our authorized Agents throughout the
United Slates.
All Hindu or nailed Imltw
meat* supplied,
ADDRESS TUB
ARION PIANO-FORTE 0«w
NO. 054, BROADWAY,
anglftd&wly Ken Ytfh Cttyv