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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-03
THE NEW PHYSICIAN.

NJ oTICE The SICK and Afflicted, 1888 Sixth Avenue
Having been twenty Year, in the medical profession during
which time he has pactced extensively and with extra
Scotland Ireland, France and Germany Dr. Be- e1.nsye
practical knowledge combined with his former of med
countries giving him knowledge Of his profession, which
but few men ont Of the great mas; Of IIs,ends: in rhy.s
he public scnsny every disease dsicmiiy apafs.
&C. Fee Al the above ohee s. visit, patients ss Il by
sent entire new truss for ruptnIss far superior 70 any
sss 0T 'sTss a sn s
this country which diseases have been by uneducated
a%e Naturally or ana,omcaiy knowing dacins
NUNS choledo hus the Us femoris and who If
the human could
explanation which ought to be required by
who IS best able to Combat with diseases preference to
hoss IN the snG 81. OF
ofexuactmg teeth and angs which give. the patients scarce
ss' III EN- .sr or may Se
Sixth Avenue. as lmsrc
FITS FITS! FITS!
TvAN's VEGETABLE EXTRACT is purely vegetable
harmless and is the only positive, permanent and safe
remedy spepic u.s. eonyn.en' Th: medicine IN.
as K. 10
those who give 81 WHOM had 'os reason nso
under the influence Of this dreadful @ sn.wsr Mr. Wm
IL Parse afflicted % q cure sworn to be-
9.s the :e. sy0 e hs s jacob
Mrs Eleanor afflicted yesrs cured residence YORK
denee III Grand street besides have been
cure within the last thirteen weeks ks ,..;,;u
The afflicted invited 70 call and have their cases eSamn
e fSs medicine !. carefully packed boxes for an.po
'f% s;'p boz and s Single bottles with
sary ne'''"e - DRs. IvANs & HART, Proprietor,
n-5~Principal Office 1874 Grand street, New York
spnlv for further particulars to DR.. CHI f. MONTEI
lower ONCE No letters taken from the Office unless they
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FITS !! FITS! FITS !

vTyO MARRIED. LADIES.-A Secret Worth knowing--
AppIy for further particulars TO DR.. CHI f. MONTEL,
lower post ONCE No letters taken from the Office unless they
post paid az lmsre
TNRENCH LUNAR PILLs-Lsdies will Md the sure ast-
Gle (no dissppontment)at liz Cherry street. a imsre
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The genuine Pulmonc Syrup prepared exclusively by
the proprietor and is for sale his principal Office MOI
Couandt where receive advice hav their
SUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA and LIVER COMPLAINT,
way Huchng. 2s Blocker Ford ga Fourth 81
gomery street, Jersey City W A. T. A. Van Zandt,
Smith and Dean SITS, Brooklyn Redding Co.. State
street. Boston.
Please bear in mind that p s. Beekman does sell my
original Genuine Pulmonc Syrup and TO avoid deception
Ina
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MARLToN, N. j., May 9th, 8i5.
Mr. j. H. Schenck-Sr: am Of the Baptist church at
Marton New Jersery Some three four months
taken BY one Of the deacon Of his neigbors Mr.
Richard L. Cox then lying to all human appearance at deaths
door by consumption My distinct impression was that the
gentleman would not live week. To surprise saw
him in congregation last Sabbath healthy looking man.
that your Syrup the Of saving his life
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M. WISE, OPTICIAN,
FROM GERMANY,
M OST RESPECTFULLY informs tbs ctssns or New
1 York and the public general that he has located him
self in this cit al

NO. 4U BROADWAY,
Where may be found large and complete of
sPECTACLEs AND READING GLASSES.
In Gold Silver and Steel Frames.
NV would also remind the public whom he is partially
known by his annual Saratoga Springs for the
enabled determine the glasses suitable for any eye Per-
with weak be supplied with glasses which will
greatly benefit and not strain the sight.
Particular atte9t,on Is called new style Of Pepeetvs
polish and ground produce the vision and
been highly recommended the best their effect the
eye preserving and improving the sight continued writ
ing and reading.
Short Sighted persons and such have been
for Cataract can also be suited.
He Glasses of superior quality in old frames,
solics the patronage of all in want Of his articles
will all Spectacles purchased rom to suit the
sight for five years exchange them without extra charge
MP 3m*r
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FOR THE Pill co.
nR UPHAM'S ELECTUARY, an 'sms i fsmeoy, -
bleeding blind Sold No 2 Fulton e eT X
years. experience confined to Office pract where Ples
and all chronic diseases successfully treateA o.
fee No. 1876 Bowery, four doors above Spring stfees
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EyEsHAM, Burlington Co., N. J., April 22d, 1886.
We the subscribers residents Of the township of
do hereby certify that well acquainted with Mr. Richard
L. Cox and frequently visited him in the last stage Of Pumo
Consumption which believe cured by the Of
schencks Pumonc Syrup and feel i duty to recommend
the the possible having
been witnesses of the greatest perform
ed in this section of the country - :.
Benjamin Buchanan, John Leeds, jr William L. Brown
William Hammitt, John H. Ellis Andrew Griscom,
Franklin T.. Cox, John b. Cox, Thos II. He Wings
Jos. h. Hewlings Joseph Ellis, Jacob Hewngs.
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BALTIMORE, MAY 1. 1916.

BALTIMORE, May 1, ls46.
Tremendous Storm aud Destructive Fue-.a Lawyer
bound 10 the Penientiary- Opening Of the Eutaw
Iouse-Dr. Dsluoi-Great Success Of Madame .4ugus-
ta-Markets, Stock Board, re.
The first of May and damp dismal morning il is The
sun shone out brightly for few hours yesterday, but
towards evening dark and threatening clouds commenc-
edto rise in the southwest and at dusk the rain
menced pouring down in torrents The thunder light
ming and wind which accompanied truly terrific
and whilst at its height alarm Of fire given fol-
lowed immediately by glaring light, which illuminated
the clashng clouds and almost darened the vivid fash
es oflightning more terrific hour than that which
followed, ! have never witnessed.
The firemen were soon out with their apparatus, not
outstanding the storm and the light traced to the
sawand paningi mill of Mr.. Isaac Brown Falls
nue., which communicated to the house of Mcssrs Nc
Kim X Robinson, adjoining and both establishments
entirely destroyed The rain prevented its spread
ing to the adjoining lumber yards otherwise the damage
would have been immense The property destroyed
cannot be less in value than from ten to fifteen thousand
dollars but how much Of il was insured cannot be
The U. S. District Court yesterday overruled the mo-
ton for trial in the of young lawyer, Ed
ward King convicted of participating in an effort to
obtain money from government on papers which he
knew to be forged He will now be sentenced to the
penitentiary this morning
propretors, Mr. H. f. Jackson late Of the Aston House.
and Mr. H. Cranston, Of the Rockaway Pavillion-both
gentlemen avoraby known to the great travelling pub
lie The house has been repaired improved and newly
furnished throughout at expense OF about and
now one OF the largest as well as most splenddly mt
ted up establishments in the country They intend to
free coaches for their guests and from the railroad de-
potts. steamboat landings, SC, and will it is thought do
an extensive business.
The rumored illness of the Rev. Dr. Deluol turns out
to be unfoundcda slight cold having been magnifed in
to dangerous attack OF qunsey
Madame Augusta, notwithstanding the unprecedented
storm last evening again performed to an overfowing
house, her favoritc character of Gsee." The dress
circle well filed with the fashionable portion of the
communicative pit and the three tiers Of boxes
so crowded, that each door was surrounded with half
obtain sight the stage The orchestra boxes at
premium, they always are for obvious reasons du-
ring thesperformanco Of the ballcts
The MARKETs.-Flour continues to decline and some
sales of Howard street reported to have been made
yesterday, at 81 37t. This is lower figure than any
portion of the present crop has been before sold at
Sales OF stocks Mt Baltimore.
May $1,000 Maryland 3D. rb 7s1 100 City ss 5ds rb
o. 500 do, &c. $1,000 City 6s 96a $1,000 do s5ds 96
go do 1860, 39h State cents closed at 76 asked
g bid City per cents Of 1879 closed At asked soA bid
i6ls bid
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FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
MO. THREE COURTLANDT STREET, Depot for the
sale Of the Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap, Highly
HAIR Oils Pomsums together with every other article in
line. Country Merchants Druggist and Dealers general
invited where they
can be supplied at the lowest rates.
Superior pale and No. Soaps Patent Chrystalne Candles
always on had.
lmsrrc JOHNSON. VROOM & FOWLER
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HOWELL & BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Importers
Of Paper Hangings having opened in New York city
branch OF their would respectfully
wanting goods their line their extensive of
PAPER HANGiNGS, Borders, Fire Board Prints Curtain
Papers and all other articles in their line of business
H. have received from the Institutes for the
men Of Domestic Manufactures in the cities of New York
their goods atte themselves that they sell articles
FIRE SEQ PAPERS,.
The subscribers would particularly call attention 70 their
large Of Fresco Papers for paors and Column
Papers for halls, Public Rooms, Entries, &c, &c.
Also CURTAIN PAPERS, new article for windows
Paperng Of Rooms Halls Sc, promptly attended to by
care iul workmen.
Country merchants and city dealers will find it to their adj
HOWELL BROTHERS. No. ln Broadway,
as 1msrrc Two doors above the City Hotel
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DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCULlSI,
463 BROADWAY.

465 BROADWAY,
THIRD FROM GRAND STREET.
M +, the unde having witnessed astonishing
w performed by Dr. Francis believe his preparations
OF the dscove made for diseases of the
Eye and highly recommend him safe and skful ocust
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev. s. II. Cone,
Rev. J. Andrade II. G. Priest, Rev. g. Benedict
Rev. J. Peck, Rev. A. Wheelock.
References given those the city who have been
totally blind from Amorosissight perfectly restored
Ulcers and Specks removed of the longest standing.
liza number Of undoubed testimonials, be the
Office, will satisfy the public of his astonishing
u Artificial Eyes inserted without pain u Advice to
the poor gratis
DR.. Francis will the first Of May No. 400
Broome street first house. second block of Broadway
ltndG n -
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THE EYE.

nR. WHEELER Oculist, No. 20 Greenwich street. New
~ York the Battery deyoes his exclusive attention
diseases Of the Eye and Ophhmc Surgery and the
public that there not amongst the numerous diseases TO
which human subject disorders OF that
which essentially relieved cured by him. The
number OF undoubted testimonials which be
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice
ceeded either by that OF other Ocust
in the United States.
10 Office hours from "A M. to o'clock NJ after which
he visits door patients -
"sArtifcial Eyes for sae and which Will be inserted on
reasonable. terms. -
Apamphle containing remarks Diseases the Eye, with
instances great effected by Dr. Wheeers
mode be had gratutousy his residence
the will be forwarded making application TO
him by letter, post paid. m27slmAr
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
MADE and inserted by Dr.. J. GRAY, No ll9 Bowey, N
1 York. the only mandatory othe Human Artificial Eye
IN the United States Any person that wishes TO be well suit
forty years. mis- imsrc
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS,
AND BAKERS.
HOPS, NEW WESTERN, BY THE POUND OF
Potash, Oil Peppermint, White Wax
Sal Soda Coarse Sponge, Castor Oil,
Carraway Seed, Refined Liquorice, German Cologne,
Oil Lemon, Blue Vitriol, Russia Isinglas,
and full assortment of Drugs all of the first quality sale
by WEEKS < ANDERSON, Druggists,
al lmsrh 30 Fulton, Water, and 81 Bowery.
IS PER CENT BELOW HIS USUAL PRICE.
F A S H O ABLE VISITING CAR D
ESTABLISHMENT
PLATE and Fifty Cards printed for 81 so the best En-
amelled Cards printed from engraved plates at so
per pack.
SILVER DOOR PLATE
furnished and for So Engraving for the
Trade equally low CLASSENS old stand Murray
corner OF Broadway. AID lmsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
AUCTION SALES.
by wellington GOddin, Auc

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
virtue OF deed Of trust, executed 10 Will
- nam Seden and John Parkhi BY Freder-
lex "A. Mayo and Doro,hea his wife, dated tie
2llh day OF June, 1879 and duly recorded in The
Clerks Office Of The County Cour, of Henrico.
for certain purposes therein specified. shall mo-
coed 10 sell, on SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of
September, 1916, in front OF the Bank OF ViIei
nia in the city of Richmond, at the hour OF
o'clock, p. NJ , The property in the said deed con-
veyed being described as follows: six lots or
pieces OF ground, lying and being in The county
OF Henrico, near Port Mayo, 10 wit: Lot No. /,
opposite 10 No. IL, belonging 10 William Allen,
containing l65 eet in !cnghby 81 feet in breadth;
Lot No. 2, opposite Lot No. ii, belonging 10 Viii.
liam Allen; Lot No s. opposite Lot No. 10. be-
longing 10 Alexander Fulton; Lot No. 4, opposite
Lol No. 9, belonging 10 William Depries Lo,
No. 5, opposite Lot No. s. belonging 10 William
Depriesi each Lot containing l65 feet in length
by Ct feet in breadth; Lot No. G. opposite Lot No.
!, belonging TO William Depries containing los
feet in length BY so in length, all adjoining each
olher;-said lots being the same conveyed 10 the
said Frederick A. Mayo, by William Mayo and
Lucy his wife, BY deed bearing date The 2ih day
OF June, 1919, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Henrico.
g5 The Terms OF sale will be cash. The title
TO The said property is believed 10 be unquesion-
able bur such title only as is vested in me will be
conveyed. WILLIAM SELDEN,
Acting Trustee.
Sale conducted BY
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auct.
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WOrtha1nl's Office,

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE. RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery Glass No. G.:
8 70 81 4 % S 10 Sc 2 81 80 48 81
Drawn Nos. of Sussex County, Class No. 1T:
81 10 81 IS Sc al 3 80 % 10 80 ~
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
Splendid Scheme 10000 dollars Capital -
Tickets 50 so only New Jersey State Lottery,
Class No. 75-drawing comes TO hand per
mail to-day. Capitals: $4,000, GOo0, 5000,
1900, 10 of 500 10 of SEQ, 10 of 300 10 of 200,
IL OF 100, &c. &C Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets on
ly 81 so; shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Alexandria, Glass No. 37-drawing received
per mail tomorrow. Capitals: 10000 dollars,
5000, $500, l,OSS, 10 Of 900, 10 Of 500, 10 Of
400, 10 OF 200, 10 of $50, 80 OF ITO, $50 OF 100,
&c. IS Nos, and IA drawn. Tickets dollars;
shares in proportion.
rAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums Of SIS or more, at this Office, without
charge. Shares in each LOTTERY in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORTHAM,
Sept. Is Richmond Va.
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LOTTERIES.
SlralfOn3s Office

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TENTH
Let althe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia Lottery, Glass 81,
Sept. IL:
"a 43 20 30 81 Sc 81 81 So 2 l so.
Ticket Nos. 90 Sc 81, Capital sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra, C, Sept. II:
70 60 4 % S 10 &c 9 CT 80 as 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra, III, Sept, II;
81 10 81 65 Sc Al 3 80 D 10 60 40.
Drawn Nos of Leesburg, No. 43, Sept. l4th !:
Sc II AZ 70 As SIS Is so 10 80 SO 81 g.
Halt Nos. 80 as So, a prize of 500, sold and
paid by .STRATTON.
Schemes for the Week.
Draining recetred epery day at o'clock, r. N.
10000 Dollars! 5000
Tuesday-New Jersey, No. IS. Capitals -
$4,000, 6,000, 5000, 200, 10 of 1000, &c &C
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 5; halves , so; quar-
ers 25.
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars!
Wednesday No. 81. Capitals
10000 5000 $500, 1885, 10 of 1000, &C.
10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets SIS; halves SO;
qrs. 25
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Thursday-New Jersey, No. Y. Capitals
ooiVoo uoiiaio, iU,Uuoi o,o0Vi oIoOoJ VI iioooi
&c. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 10; halves S;
quarters so.
10000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Friday Manufacturing, No. Al. TO be
drawn in Petersburg. Capitals: $4,000 dollars,
5000, 1000, 10 Of 900, sc. 10 Nos, IA drawn
Tickets 4; halves2 quarters /.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars!
Friday-Monongalia No. &c. Capitals: S4,-
600, 1000, GAO, &c. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
l; halves Soc; quarters 25c.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Saturday-Sussex, Extra, liS. Capitals: ga
600, 1000, GAO, &c. IS Nos, y drawn. Tick
els ST. halves so cls.; qrs. 25cts.
II agnifcent-50,0 900 30, 900!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass d, for 1916, TO be
drawn a, Alexandria, September 10. IS Nos
Is drawn Capitals $4,000, 10000, 10000
SO OF 900, SO of 500, so OF 400, 100 OF $50, &c
Tickets $l5; halves 50; quarters : IS. Ger
,ifcales of packages OF 26 whole Tickets l6O;
26 halves 50; 26 quarters 40; 26 eighths 20.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, anddrawings sent when re-
ouested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Sept. IA Richmond. Va.
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IRRIGATION.

nN the first day of October next, the subscriber WIN
~ onrn n school for boys and young men, NJ The res-
dencs of Ills father two miles above Thompsnn's
Roads, in The county Of Louisa.
The direct object of this school is to prePa,r young
while At the same time will afford those who do not
intend to pursue collegiate course Of study an oppG-
unily of acquiring good classical and scientific edu
The catalogue of studies embraces the Ancient ana
Modern Languages Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Bellies Letlres ana Logic.
sens:-For tuition, board, &C., per session OF hVe
months, SOS ..a.;.,.o :, ,s,cb;n,
and raye il is believed entire satisfaction To his EN-
&c.,. lie san Aumnus of the University OF VIZ
rnia, and has in his possession ample testimonials Of
his competency 10 give instruction ~ the n
ed branches. For further PARTICULARS naa'css '' -
thompson . "oi"'' JOHN II. WINSTON. Jr.
Rryr,RscEs DIR. VIM. II. Mctinfey, University OF
v,roinia: Dr. G. Harrison. University of Virginia; MT.
Inr;an Minor. Louisa; Rev. R. l.. Dabney, University
of Virginia. mug -
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The Hermitage and >ydnor's
Point.

NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
nNHE HERMITAGE, lately the property Of
i Mrs. A. Mayo, on The Richmond Turnpike
and Rail Road 10 Washington. about one mile
from the Corporation line, is Tor sale. That par,
OF i, between The Rail Road and the Richmond
Turnpike Cor Broad street conlinued) on which
The Mansion House is situated, contains about
l20 acres, will be laid of into lots OF 10 IL or Is
acres, lying on Broad street and on a street to be
laid of on RICH, line with Clay street, 50 as 10
form number OF beautifully situated lots, each
fronting on a wide street, and having handsome
elevation Tor a building site
On one Of these lots is large and commodious
dwelling house flonling on Clay street, formerly
the residence of the late Col. John Mayo, suila.
Bile Tor large family or public school-wiih
number OF other buildings which could be put in
excellent order al very small expense.
That part oflhe Hermitage lying north Of the
Rail Road, containing about l60 acres Of land,
mostly in wood and timber, easily made produc-
tive Tor farming purposes, because Of the natural
fertility Of the soil and conlsuity TO the city OF
Richmond, will be divided into lots OF 20 10 20
acres each, all having either an eastern or west
ern front on road connecting with Broad street
constant stream OF water passes through H.
SYDNOR'S POINT TRACT, containing
nearly 200 acres, lying between The Westham
Turnpike and the James River Canal. About
tive, the balance in wood which, by the Canal,
on lis southern boundary, is easily gotten 10 mar
ket.
A portion of The wood land is considered fine
Tobacco land, and il is believed that valuable
stone quarries exist along The banks oilhe Canal.
This property will be divided into two or more
lots 10 suit purchasers, il desired according 10
ocaiion-and together with the lots al lie Her
milage, lying within short distance Of The city
and the Colleges and other public institutions in
the city, and being in healthy neishboIhood
where there is good society," is considered The
most desirable property in this part Of The Stale.
The plats OF The above property will be ready
BY The 10Th September. In the mean time, and
until The day OF sale III The lands and lois, with
then boundaries, will be shown by Mr.. Thomas
Talley, who resides neal The Hermitage, and will
give any other information desired.
Terms of Saie.-One-tourth cash; the balance
nthree equal annual inslalments bearing interest.
The above sale will take place on TIL YRS
DAY, the 18th day oil October next, at ! o'clock,
al the Hermitage. r. ii. CABELL,
And other Trustees, under the will OF Mrs abb
Gail Mayo Sent i-e0tds
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AUCTION SALES.
TpIrsT SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed 10 us Dy u l..
ID Meade and of record Ia The Clerks Office Of Pow
a,an county, shall proceed 10 SELL on the premises
AT public auction, Saturday, The 18Th Of September,
the Tract Of Land which the said u. l.. Meade lately
resided. There are upwards Of nine hundred acres III
the tract of land large proportion Of good low grounds
and sufficient supply Of wood land, both of forest and
pine. The dwelling: house il large and commodous,
an excellent granary, on the land. The plantation is
in Powhatan county, "n the Appomattox river, about
SIX miles from the Court house. and ad.ins the land OF
Dr. Abnrr Crump.
The Terms viii lie q credit of one, two and three
yrars-bonds, with personal security and deed 81
trust the land 10 secure the payment OF the pir
chase money. The title 10 the land Is believed Ia be
good, but, selling rs Trustees, VIZ Will only COVE.
such title as is vested in W by the deed of trust.
JOHN y. HAKyIE, Trustees.
Aug 9I-cst WILLIAM OLD, Jh., iiaseeS'
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun.

NdSHiNGIONi oCpt. icfU.
This morning the Clerks OF the Navy Depart
ment assembled together, and were formally in
uoduced 10 the Hon. Judge Mason, by Mr.. APP
Melon, Chief Clerk The Judge recognized in
nearly all of them his former co-laborers-men
good and rue-and the interview was highly
gratifying 10 all. On Monday next, the officers
ol The Navy will be presented with the usual
.otmaities.
CAPT. Charles S McCauley has entered upon
his duties as Commander OF our Navy Yard
This gen,leman.ha been thrty-seven years in his
couniIy's service, the date of his commencement
being the 10Th January, 1909. He received his
presen commission on the 9th Of December,
1910. His character, as disciplinarian, and al
50 his handsome department, had preceded him.
and already he has secured The regard OF the no
BE body Of men who are employed in the yard.
Capt. McCauley is assisted by most valuable
ami efficient officer, Commander T. Aloysius
Dornin, who entered the service on the 2nd day
OF May, 1915. His presen, commission bears
~ TOO soon.