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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-27
Office.

A PPLICATION will be made to the next ses.
- sion of the General Assembly for an act to
remove all distractions from the run of Rockfsh
Creek in Duplin County.
Nov'r Is, 1916 90:
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NEW YORK MARK.

NEW YORK MARKET-Nov. 81.
Turpentine, Wilmington, soft, S "a so
do Ncwbern, 3 SO
Spirits Turpentine, So 60
Tar, 2 90 2 25
Rice, per cwt. 8 s74 4 IS
Naval Sores-There have been no arrivals
from the South since our last report, and nc
transactions in Turpentine have taken place
A lot of 100 casks Spirits Turpentine on the
wharf, sold at SIS cents, and some from store
in lots as wanted. at SO so, cash. Eight
hundred barrels North County Tar sold te
arrive at 50 a $2,l24.
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Extra Term of the Superior Court OF Law

To the Honorable the General assembly Of North
Carolina.
a PPLICATION will be made to the mex,
IA General Assembly to reduce the tax on Bill
lizard Tables in the County of New Hanover.
Nos'r Is, 1916 9-5t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-27

Liquors and Wines.
IMPORTED and domestic bottled. on
Il drought and by the barrel, warranted good
article, and for sale low by
R. II. STANTON g. co.
Nov 90, 1916 loft
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Balance due Pres't and Directors
OF Lit. Fund, lst Nov, 1915, $1I2,213 10
FUND EoR INTERNAL. IMPROVEMENTS
Reorganization Of Receipts from the 1st dan of
NoU, 1874, to 1st Nop., 1S45.
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coMPTRoLLER.S REPORT.
RECONCILIATION OF RECEIPTS.
pI1RLlC FIND

Received from the fOllo,riag sources since Nov.
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BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, wILNlsGroS.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, pr. ct. prem
New York, "
Boston, !"
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from New York 23d schrs Merchant Bragg from
brig, Tangier Griffin from New York Joseph Mayo, New
schr Jonas Smith Collect for New York; 18th, brig Nonpa
reii, Pope, for Boston.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mall.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE, May 28Arr schr Stranger Blackwell from
New Bedford Oregon spsights Charleston Jack Down.
ing. Fields Philadelphia; Cassanda, Legar Port Deposit
steamer Georgia, Cannon Norfolk Cleared schrs John
Rowlett. Moore for Norfok Hero, Emmerson, Phadel.
York
Benjamin Whiule Russell Richmond; Eugena Lawrence
Richmond Adams Baker Boston steamers Old Dominion
MITCHELL Port Wslthall SID schr Flor del Mar, Hart for
FOR Saco, The brig Chastena, from Port Walthall for
night
PHLApsLPHIA, May 2s-Arr schrs Laurel Packet Carey,
from Laurel Wave, Derrick Indian River barges Whale
BALDWIN New York Deswas CIesss do steamer BIsek
Ship H.unibal Foo,.. New Orleans bark. Marths Trepe
Clifford Boston, Arcturus Gould, Ncwburyport; schrs
White Carson Providence; Lexington Hshon New York;
Olive. Carson do; barge Oneida Hainss, do Below brig
from Salem Mass also brgs and 10 schrs,
unknown.
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NIiscellaneous Ixecord.

MISCELLANEOUS ftecOrOs
near Nassau valued At 5000, and oneourb only b.
to % D. ssoo IN boston, valued
Notice to Mariners.
Bfnyp1 L,oHIos the night Of the ,sh inst. the master
asne. 'q 4. as
Ss seen and hs reports that from position one third Of mile
WIN IL +. 81
h that o 4. from the
decL and more I'LL the light was los, sight Of from the
x ss aes asR
CO. sS.aual light va. seen miles. the a..hs. Tmis. from
* as s s @ rh II. sv.
fine wind moderate from the northward with bright
cS,is:,oa Brown hence Sh,ijs:is. s.is same Place
xs.ons iopn A S hence or Ma''n1 and
seh Viola days from Norfolk for Antigua, 18th inst lat
Ship psvoushre, from New York for New Orleans 2sd
'"'''' y" '"' Whalemen.
Sss Risi s SG ass .p% nG P
iSn - ;s Hsp .s asS: rn S
S.l d. 80 y. s.s
PoI Bshs 4, iSs April 10 ishp Thames. B.hcp
Banks. date shp Jos Meiss Maapoiss had just taken
css., New zs..ad with s,S Dbl: 600 .p%I oil and
Foreign Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, DC, May s-Sld, ship Samuel Hicks Bun
kerr for Liverpool.
Gibraltar in days T o Brown Horton, for Boston in
days: briggs Velocity Anderson from Jamaica for Halifax;
Emene Churchill from Jamaica for New York in Q DAYS;
schr Gov Anderson, Wadron for Philadelphia in or3 days
going in, bark flavius, Davis, from Havana.
East MAcHAs May 22-Saled, schr Fame Robinson, for
New York. .
GrSoA April 2s-Arr, ship Leopard Longcope from New
Orleans.
GLoucEsrER, Mvy 23-Ar, brig Grampus, sayward from,
Surinam.
HALIrAx, May Hin port schr Sarah Jane, Livingston
from Boston 10th schr Albion Leblanc, from Pictou for
Boston.
MorrRrAL May 1tArr ship Robertson Clark from 9las
gov banks Derby, Gibson, Belfast; Columbne. - Hull
james Stusrt, Lsard, ~ Johns
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AZ Is: fo1, 3 Ne: 9elL and flo, :;1 +: sSIS ~
Quarantine, passed May lh. isss pubIshsd Tor their in
sEeTiona Vessels arriving the Port Of New York shall
&c subject 70 qusrantne as follows Il All vessels direct
Departure which sSsi have arrived any place and
81 ss s G Of My h I,
asr their arrival and least twenty days after their
@ been s Ss.sGS such
,ss E "a Y The orsTSng arriving between
81 said .aS-dsisioa mentioned ali vessels
s S e. Of @ n gh
from place il the ordinary from which they
and he VI.
place, Including Islands Asia Africa the Msdisena-
Western Islands any place America in the ord.
sGI s Sas q
bs shall BE g ssh and other resua
SIC Every vessel having had during the voyage case
of small Infectious contagious and every
the Quarantine Ground subject TO By the Health
for due examination shall board du.
% Of s .se 20
Quarantine Health oseI prescribe shall
persons on board Of any vessel to be vsecnstsd
shall either! Isl GIVE f.s information to such pilot relative
s .hf s % Se cs hns he
refuse give such shall be lawfully required
portion d hi: cargo before his vessel visited
aas
Of 70 which he shall be directed shall be guilty
fine exceeding Thousand dollars by imprisonment
exceeding twelve months by both fine and mprison-
50 HENRY VAN HovENBERGH H..lth Officer
Commercial Advertiser and Evening Post please copy
and send bill TO Health Commissioner City Hail. myi8
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l. v GIN "A Y Y IL ~ 1 a l.,
OR THE


THE and increasing demand for this celebrated and
powerful remedy throughout the British Empire, France
and the United States has given celebrity which time
most eminent physicians throughout the civilized world,
and speedy ncpen Consumption Barren
mpotency, Lucohea Whites, Distracted, difficult
or painful Menseuraton incontnence Of Urine invoun
ary discharge thereof and for the general prostraon Of the
whether result Of produced
irregularity Illness IT accident.
There shadow Of doubt that this is and
the Of delicate nature hundreds would testify
the unrvalled efficacy of the Cordial pecifc for
Barrenness Fluor Albus elects Irregularities the Secre
tons Pains in the Kidneys Female Suppressons Tor the
verse Proapsus ter and in fact almost disease
which she most delicate portion of human organization
for thing short Of that is offered inlble
chronic will be found sovereign remedy The
Lucna Cordial gentle tonic operating generally the
and bracng the whole system without
stimulating function produce subsequent relaxation of
the and bracng the whole system without far
stimulating function produce subsequent relaxation
On the contrary perfect harmony with
renewal of the natural energies The first bottle used will
fully the purchaser Of the truth Of all have
serted.
Principal Office removed to No Nsssay street, in p the
ton Dr. Wad.worh, Proyidsncs; W. w Clark Ne: is
street Phiiadeiphia; o. *. Tyler, John Nj. Lareque,
and Roberts Atkinson Baltimore Chas Scott Washington
City o. Linhacum, Georgetown j. B. Wilder, Louis
ve XVI Sanford Perks, Cincinnati, and by other
of the above named places Price 50 bottle
$24 per dozen. a9lm*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-29

TINE MAGIC MIXTURE.-Dr Hopes Magic Mixture,
i or Edinburg Specific is all the rage and why +
pleasantly and speedily than any other remedy and
lay where pills capsules and infections have failed l. =
twenty actual experience the practice Of regularly
educated physician. Price 81. Agents, ngersoll Co.,
Fulton and William as Broadway and Of Bayard and
Orange. NIL lm'r
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RTLLTARDS TMPROVED.

otis FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
Roo Si s oS sess
the Museum Building or 9 Fulton street The Rooms and
Slate, Marble and Iron, with Air India Rubber and Cloth
Cushions They will doubt suit European and all
Players being the best this country Larger balls for
Sotherners-Csrolina balls for Germans:
NJ B-Bassords style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather best in the city fine Billar
Cloth and article in the trade constantly hand and
sale mY20
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Foreign Markets.

KINcsroN, Jamaica, May 8, ls46-Business here is
somewhat brisk The following articles in demand
at the prices named Meal Sc ST. pilot bread SIS a$6;
Navy do 81 50 crackers 81 rs SIS; ST. l2I; peas
81 so bushel Prices have tendency 60 up, the sup
plies being small Flour quoted at So SO 60demand
only moderate.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY 20.

Cleared.
Shin Gs%p:n& %ifT srsa
Bark pamar.sotta. Aows NeS Orleans Nesmith Z Walsh
Bark franklin, Menite Hamburg, schmidt B.lehen.
s SSas% s S;:; S5ssf
9ss q@f Mcssasy @''
sss$! ABBY iS .s.I SSesssiJlis Boston.
Steamer Vulcan, Green, Philadelphs.
Brig Couriren, (sw| Lendsre", Tfieste w yvkis,er.
Arrived this Day.
Ship Lady Arabea Simpson, IS days from New Orleans.
Bark Louisa Baker II days from ssa with mdse to Bou
Bark Isaac Mead Brown days from Savannah. with cot
Brig rockingham Colby, days from Eastport, with
B brig Eyry Knowlton, from Windsor Ms with plaster,
schr eleanor Sawyer from Easport with fish and plaster
schr Roy, Bsdel days from Georgetown with -four
seh r Trumpet, packard. from Thomason with lime
schr Pinta, Brown, from Williamson, NC, with naval
sehr velocisS Noonan, from Maehia.., with lumber,
sehr M.riaass Palmer, Hill, with and
S% ~ ss coal. bound
sehr siias Wright, -, from Philadepha, with coal.
schr Utica Bates, days from Boston, with mdse to mas
seh friends Ticket days from Niachas, with lumber
Schr Eliza Sanger days from Lubsc, with plaster to
Brett Vose.
Schr Texan, 0 days from Easport with ath
to sss HsSs LEI E1aSs
more, sailed days before.
The pilot boat Phantom Wednesda last, off Barnegat
fell in with chr Commerce from Philadelphia for New York.
coal loaded with loss OF the head Of foremas took her in
and brought her to the city
Below,
One ship. two briggs and one bark.
sailed.
Briggs Erato for Puerto Cabeo; Blow for Mobiles Geor
10 PHILADELPHIA
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LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.

PRovIsIoNs-Generally dull Pork clear, sells at Sill
mess $40 IS; prime So ST. Beef $40 $l2 60 Butter
in freely and sells at fair prices Orange
county l4cts; State 10 llc Eastern IL l2cts Lardis
dull-bbls st; kegs 81 Tets Cheese, eastern Con-
necticut new, is dull, a 6lcts in boxes
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COMMERCIAL.

New York, Thursday, May %.
AsHEs-Pots are brisk at 50 90, and Pearls at s.
BREADsTurrs-No particular change to notice The
market dull at 81 so for Michigan, and 81 56f for
Genesee.
CoTroN.-The market has been more active to-day
and the sales reach 1900 bales at steady Our in
side quotations. it will be remarked the guide the
present prices -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-29

NJ QOAShIsisl.
DOCTOR MORRISON, Member OF the Royal ColleGe
~ Of Surgeons in London, consulted con6dentiay o.
ali diseases, which he without hsn
drace business. Recent he in few days
Of q enables DR. NJ the most onsu
nate Structures without pain. :.
Debility resulting from destructive habit in youth
proracted glces yphtc eruptons and ulces agavssea
by quackery Thoroughly cured by Dr. NJ perfect cure
guaranteed, charge.
See DR. Ms diploma in his Office, 2o4k Fulton street
Open from sA.M to PM Letters post paid attended to.
rv1S ne
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MEDICAL OFFICE,


nR JOHNSON, II Duane street. near Chatham street, 80
~ well known the most successful practlcnsr Y Msw
reputation FOR s those old hafcured that have en-
ised for years. preeminent Oee srctuie uicsrs upon
the body the throat or nose pains head ana ponss
Of the legs, efectuay cured. -. :.
dused in nv Young men, causing lasciyous dreams and
nightly prevented Recent cured
in four days. without mercury no alteration IN alex o. e
rror hu., MI Nsr
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whsn the nsxt interruption n to romans 10 BE-
hope II will not take place just at the moment
there Is important news to communicate.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
MAY &-FIRsT BoARp.-50 shs Reading X X, IS, a.; 100
do s2 50 do cash, 49, $1,000 Camden and Amboy S. 81: 50
Reading Rk, 5, 32k.
AFTER BoARp-sOo shs Ches. Del. 6s s;l sh Penn Blk
25f.
Market firm bur little disposition 10 operate
SECOND BoARp-S9O00 Reading Bonds rn7ik; COO State
l7K; 1000 Reading Bonds 7lX'
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MARITIME HERALD.

sHPAAsTERs.
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving at this port will
deliver shipping lists newspapers news parcels
tended for this Office other than the New York
Pilots. or Capt. RoBERr SILvEY. Of our news fleet.
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Foreign InpOrtatlOns,

do W Barles.7l2o do Dursnd Coz hhds Posasoe.
coffee Curtis-222 bags Des Arts Hsusen55 do Aym
&co-l0A Dutih & Cousinery-l bx Kenny Perry-2
bbs bag w A Arangusen-I3 bags Osborn-90 NJ At
water-8 hides 1872 bags coffee, box Harmo-
NY Nephews-20 bags coffee to order.
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AMEKICA OREGON ENGLAND!
vU,O he nhshan Of the whole boundess Contnent-We
invite YOU each Of ycn to CONSIDER and reflect Tor
Saloon No az FULTON street near Greenwich where you
os ulscs Of the kind much larger plate for the
Aso Won will 6nd spacious and airy where may
~. wr meals with all the comfort imaginable either brea
fast dinner supper from r cents up o any given price
s quality and judss ofhs quantity and prices Tor your own
safislsesion. 49,
Spsa Sundays Al imsr
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The excursion in the steamboat Jno Stevens yester.
day afternoon, attended by about 400 gentlemen,
comprising all the dignaries Of the city. Commodore
Stewart Hon Garrett D. WALL and Governor stratton,
OF New Jersey Judges Parsons and Findey Of the city
scientific committee Of the Franklin Institute, and
number Of others representing all the leading profess
sions. There was large delegation Of merchants and
the press well represented. Though the weather
rather dsagreeable, the enjoyment lessencd
by this circumstance the extensive cabins Of the boat
ample for the accommodation of the company
The entertainment bounteous in the extreme and
the champagne and other choice liquors distributed
great prouson and before the close of the excursion
had the effect Of increasing the spirits Of those who i'm
bibcd them An impromptu meeting was held over
which Governor Stratton presided and many were the
good things said by the speakers The boat was ber.
ally toasted well az the Camden and Amboy Rail Road
Company TO whose liberalty the company indebt
ed for the excursion and its attendant enjoyments The
at o'clock. The accommodation line leaves for New
York at half past s. and the O'Clock has been discon.
tinusd
In the old school assembly the vexed question Of the
joint communion proposed by the school assembly
settled by the adoption of minute declining the
deep design in sending this proposition not that they
sincere in the offer but knowing the bitter spirit
which prevailed, they desired the odium of re-
fusal upon the mother assembly They have certainly
succeeded in their plan and talk Of the want Of
charity which has been exhibited The discussion on
slavery 10 still going on in the new school, every dele
gate on the roll that wishes to speak Il 70 have his
turn.
The Telegraph got into speaking humor again res
terday afternoon and continues up TO the hour
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MEDICAL ADVICE,

DOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted at his
II old Office Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases delicate nature his treatment being mild
and udcious requires neither restraint IN Diet
hndrance from business pursuits Recent cases cured IN or
DElBILrTY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL. an.
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of nds-
ally confirmed mpotency the Dr rictest attention
his being the system mentally and bodily TO
that of yigor nature originally designed.
STlCTUREs, disease frequently existing without the
being the least sometimes caused by maltre
OF untated medical pretende and something's by the
neglect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. ehectual
cured, without pain OF Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Sur.
geonsn the city, perfect charge made.
Letters post paid enclosing fee immedatel attend
and medicine with advice part Of the United
States.
Office G. Gold street. Open from IA M. tooPM
Ina
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D domestic preparation composed entirely Of roots
ssnt to he taste .yphli,ie eoTp.St' i. II their
forms esIsa d:y and i retail meS Sy1 O.
FAY, General Agent, Fusc. street. Lamp s,ors,l
Sun Buildings, New York Rsts,led q PTuE Ssoss,
fSTast U nssr Spring street, B9wery
Canal street; Hudson, Of Spring street, broadway
corner Of Houston strset ~ HOUSTON street; oo P,Scn,
street. No Division street. 81 Monroe street. nes Walnut;
md a the corner o. Adams and faisea suss~
frice o. Nv "
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GERMAN SILVEK.
lanes g. MOFFET No. l2l Prince street. second block
y west Of Broadway constantly manufacturing German
Silver Of various and widths which he will
be equal any either foreign domestic for quality and
which ne MI sell at whoe;ae Q, q reduced sc h
city, or Brooklyn free Of expense a INN
j. WARWICK,
COLD 4 SILVER REFINER, Assayer and Sweep Smell
" ter. Office IL JOHN Street, New York: -
WAYS on hand. my3 1msrc
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Dsane street, Chatham St,
- Of the Oldest and moe experienced medical and sur
gca practitioner. in the city oNew York in the treatment q
stand for eleven and during that time Ia;
delicate complaints The Dr reputation for skill on nose
old that have existed for years
No matter hsw long you have the Gleet. 5trictus
Ulcers the body in the or nose pa,n' II your
case IS durable Constitutional Weakness someumes t
Seminal Weakness brought by secret habits u
vice has sslutay naa,op
orgetfunrss paptaon Of the heart aversion 70 are
only symptoms this complaint he warrsm.s cus ~ er.ry
s. hnsoo = educated Physician and Surgeon
ais me
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BILLIAKDS.
A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (late Empire), in Bar
n clay street, near the Astor House.MICHAEL, long
kaown the billiard playing portion e the city respectfully
h, he has taken the above large airy and weknown estsb
shment where they will find in first order Nine of the
best Billiard Tables in the CITY, with good attendance He
respectfully invite. call from b. friends Gentlemen or
themselves, by applying the bar. Gentlemen will
lmsr MICHAEL PHELAN.
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PUERTO CABELLo-Schr Dorcas-Mss Champlain; Capta
smith, late Of the schr Monitor which condemned
St Thomas
SIsAL-Bark Louisa-Don Francisco Jejon Don Nichols
Eaiardo,
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Passengers Sailed

Passengers Sailed.
BOMBAY AND CALcurTA-Ship Woodside, from Boston
Rev Samuel Fairbank and wife Of Jacksonville. III; Rev
X q Wilder and wife, Of Malone, NY, missionaries.
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Sales OF Stock mt Boston,

MAY TAf AUcros-l0 shs Con- RR( IN HI S6Tk for $50:
10 vi % Ssss0p per anS M sd1
Eastern do sk per adv; do Merrimac Manuf Co.
tik adv; 5do Traders Bank ss1 per sh 81 Market
do adv 10 Mann ms Co 5x per Ct adv 10
sh do MercRsnts Exchange $3.50 10 do New Yo,r and
Lake Superior (assets duel Copper Co 81.
AT THE BRoKERs' BoARp-20 shares Merchant Bank
osH 100 do Long Island r. M ito do Nor and Wor
X, SO a 32h.
The REWARD OF MERIr.-We understand that,
rs soon as the President of the United States re-
ceived the official dispatches from General Taylor he
lost no time in tesfyng the high respect in which he
holds the meritorious services Of that distinguished OFF,
GER In conformity with his wishes and his duty he yes
terday nominated to the Senate of the United States
the rank OF General by breve in the army of the
United States, Zachary Taylor, brevet Brigadier
General for his gallant conduct and distinguished
vices in the successive victories superior Mexican
forces at "Palo Alto" and Resaca do 10 Palma the
9Th and 9th days Of May 1896 to take rank such from
the last mentioned day. This nomination immediate
ly and unanimously confirmed by the Senate.
We understand, also, that the President nominated
Captain Walker of the Texan rangers who has dstin
guished himself several occasions and parc uary
the manGuvres and actions the Rio Grande captain
in the regiment of Dragons. The reader will per
ceve from the complete list Of appointments in this corps
that Captain WIS nomination has this day been confirmed
by the Senate
The President Of the United States will take early
opportunity Of estying his high respect for other dis
tnguished officers in the army Of Gen. Taylor-Wash.
ington Union Nay ~.