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UNIyEKsIry or MARYLAND.

T,ACJITY OF ply SIC SESSION OF isi7- The
II Lectures will commence Monday, 10Th OclDber aud
continue until the first OF March ensuing
obsletrc Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence, $3.50,
Therapeutics Mnierla Medica, and Hygiene, SAMUEL
CHEw, N. ID. II AlAf
Anthony and Physiology, JOSEPH RonY, NJ, D.
Thtory and Practice OF Medicine, WILLIAM Power, M.
ID. fa@ W. tf.@f.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM T. A. AIKEN, NJ. d.
Ill. d. Y. ...4. ..It
Surgery, NATHAN SMITH, NJ, ID,
DeiIloisrlior OF Anatomy, GEoRGg MmTEsDEdER, NJ ID,
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day nj the baltimore iiinary, opposite The Medical
College The Tor practical anatomy will be opened
October Isl, under the charge o the demonslrator Fees
the entire $50.
Comfortable board may he Obtained In the vicinity OF the
Medical College Tor s250 $3.50.
Mis- t8 WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN,
oct dly Dean of the Faculty
The vacancy la the obserical department will be hied
before the commencement of the session.
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New Carpet Warehouse.

BALLARD PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that THEY have removed from the old stand
long occupied by them the large aud commoios Ware
house, recently erected on the north side Of
e BROODfFYEJLD STREET.
short distance from Washington street. where they offer
for sale extensive assortment OF English and American
Carpeings, Of all qualities do do Stair Carpenss; Hearth
Rugs; BOOKINGS Straw Mattngs, &c, dc,
Also, English and American Painted Floor Cloths of all
dimensions, f.t A oct q w.
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washingtoh Univcrsity Of Iaitimoro

b y . . Il
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Session Of 1911 and 1915.
rrof j. u s. MoSKun, Nj d., Theory and Practice Of Medi
cine tt.
Prof u. FOREMAN, NJ. D., Chemistry
Prof WILLIAM 4. WiLsoN NJ d., Therapeutics and MAZE
ria Medica t8 ,ss te 81
Prof WILLIAM +. LEoNARp, M, d., Anatomy.
WILLIAM H. SroKEs Vi. D., Professor OF Obstetrics, DIS
eases OF Women and Children, and Medical Jurlspfu
dence M
Prof GEORGE McCooK NJ d., Surgery.
DIR. WAKEMAN DRYAKiY, Demonsnaor of Anatomy.
The annual course OF Lectures Will cominencc on Mon
DAY, 18Th October next, and continue four months,
Tie College has greatly enlarged It's capabilities Tor in
parting Medical instruction. Tue Hospital Department, un
the control Of resident member oi the Faculty has
been hue Win cases OF disease Museum Of Anaioni
and other pre- arat has been established, and many
important additions 10 The Chesterfield Department have
been received Paris The oI the resident stu
dents numerous comfortable economical, and vii
prove greatly advantageous To SUCH az wish to pursue an
assiuous aud uninterrupted course oil study. fs ~ II
Fees. for Tie Session.
M1trcudtion ticket. go So y
Professors ticket, each 10
Demonstralors ticket 10
Diploma ~
, oct 5-lyd' 40N b. FOREMAN, Dean.
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oonAN sTEAMNAvraArIoN coMpANY

United States Jfaa Linz % coees and Southampton AMI
bremen.
AzSk7> The splendid Steamship WISHING
xIalIKTON 1850 tons burthen Frederic Hewitt, com
maiider win start from New York on the I'D OF SepIem-
Der, carrying the u. s Mail
She viii touch al Oomes and Southampton 10 land pas,
segers and deliver the mails for England France and Bel
GUM, and will then proceed 70 Brcmerayen Returning,
will leave BreneIiiaven the 18th October
The Washington Il built in the strongest with
view being converted into ship 81 war and saeeet a.
any time Inspection by officers appointed by the Presi-
dent, both during and afn.r construction .H o.
She has Two engines of 1000 horse power each, and
coinmodations for I'D passengers. $50 /.
Passage from New York 10 Southampton or 10 Bremen,
$40, M ilsf ggf n E
She will carry about 800 tons freight, which VIII be
charged according the nature Of the goods Offering All
letters must pass through the Post Office PARCELS for
which bills OF adng will be signed will be charged 50 each
Steam Navigation Company, 45 William street. corner Of
WALL 8i E Il. MILLS, General Agent
Agents al SOUTHAMPTON, DAY, GROSKEY * ROSS.
al Bremen, fC. A. HEINEKEN AZ co.
at Havre, WILLIAM HlSEllN ~
The second Of the line ~ ~ if- course Of con-
structon and will be In readiness Ia the ensuing fall
. Iyt Is G ID Vi Il
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.SYEh,I. pEHNS

MYER PIINEAS, Manufacturer and Importer OF English
wi and American SIEEL PENS D. PEN HOLDERS,
rs William street, between Fulton and John sts, York,
respectfully invites The attention OF the public to his justly
celebrated Bank, Commercial and Original Pens, which
used by The principal houses In the city, who have found
Them the best Pen ever used Also Ornamental Pens for
preferable to the Gold PEN possessing the
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INPIM IARABEE, No 20 South Calvert st, Baltimore,
u has always on hand the largest and most complete
sdriment Of pure Botanic remedies IN the United States
prepared under his special at his Laboruorybe.
The erected in the United States for special purpose
of preparing 1ho,iso,at BQtanic Medicines All OF
puverzed and compounded ARTICLES put up quarter
and halt pound packages, and neatly labelled with dec
suitable Tor retailing and upon better terms Than the
same articles be had for in the United States Every
atle in his Inns is warranted genune7-t,e public can rely
upon this. @'
n5 liberal discount made country merchants, who
are particularly requested to call and examine quality, &c
before purchasing ~. t
- The various Treatises, embracing the most reputed
authors, upon e Thomsona Botanic System, Of Mcd
cine, may also ba had al his establishments by the quantity
single copy q. oct s.
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FRENCH boots,

AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM
Corner Of Eaton and Nassau ST., opposite the Herald office
THIS Is Of the first and fashionable establish.
mens In this city the quality Boots and Shoes
has made the resort OF all who want have nice and
easy Boot at the extreme low price OF 81 90, equal
best made in other stores for So and 81 We would call the
attention OF friends to his establishment where they
will no doubt be kindly received by MR. YOUNG the pro-.
pretor Fine Calf Boots for 81 o. be beat for
50, Small profits and quick returns, is his motto.
net lI--lyl'.i
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FALL ARRANGEMENT Fl t
DAILY LINE no THE; SOUTH,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
ajSis S1sif a+1 y s|g gs
Carrying the Great Central United States Mail
-.----' EElEnIInIr ~ 49, -

ai. ts'N 'I.4 Schedule. t~, 'arfb + 81 u.Ft
Leaving Spears Wharf, Baltimore, daily except Sundays,
T. NJ by the well known route, via Chesapeake Bay,
CITY Point Petersburg, Weldon Wilmington Charles!
ton s. O. without loss OF sleep 10 Wel0nin lie popular,
COMFORTABLE and safe steamboats,, with their experienced
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, Or
This Line has been running Tor upwards OF twenty years,
without loss of life property The bouts built expressly
for this route Arriving in Norfolk aler comfortable
night Sleep morning, al O'Clock, A. NJ Thence up
The James RIVER with its beautiful scenery daylight By
the Steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, ALICE,
CAPTAIN Brongl City Pont-ience Petersburg In The
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON Captain Blow
some time in advance Mt Petersburg OF the Great u s. Mail
Line with the passengers leaving Baltimore time
Washington City morning, where this Great u S. Mail
take their start fro thereby decevg the public, with
their false advertisement Of ~ hours ahead oil any other
Line The Bay Line gives the traveller least six hours
Petersburg TO encounter the night travel Whining
TOM NJ O. The passengers that leave Baltimore BY
The hay Line ainagamate at Petersburg with those that leave
Baltimore same, evening" and Washington next morning,
via Great u S Na Petersburg therefore arrive al
Charleston all together. AZ INA
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail-
road Garysyille and Frmklnthence by the steamer
FOX 10 Edenton, plymouth, Newbern, and Washington, n
c. Returning with same connection. uls
Returning leaves Norfolk al Band Portsmouth at o'clock
Z. NJ, daily, except Sunday, arriving baltimore IN
time for the several routes going Morrill, East South and
West. HltG
Fare between Bait s. Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va. So
g I" 8. Elizabeth City,N c.. $50
+" /" I" Franklin, q II.
(" g Richmond or Petersburg, Va :.
4 =" (" Castor or weldon, n. O., g.
g g." y" Through TO Charleston s. c., u
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats included,
thereby saving TO each Dasssenger by this route 81 60
Travellers BY the above route Will please be directed by
Depot yard & Norfolk Line labelled Oh his hats who viii
direct YOU and your baggage to the boat.
Baltimore, October Sh, 1917 dly
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Mrs, BOSLEY'S Wholesale and Retail Corset Mnnufac
MI fory Is removed TO 10 Baltimore street. over John w
Royston Co.'S Store, where Merchants can be supplied
with CoRSErS on the most reasonable terms
60 BALTIMORE STREET
oct g. South side, . doors from Gay street.
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Blank Books and Stationery OF every de-
scriptfon.

STATIONER AND PRINTER,
Tatie building, Val and Wafer streets, Neto York.
no BANKERS, INSURANCE. COMPANIES And
L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES +. NESBrrr takes leave
to state that having established Resident Agents in England
ce in his line at the lowest prices fine object Of the sub
crber is uot much to do extended wholesale business
supply merchants and others with such articles they
may require their business, in small quantities, whole.
sale prices, by which saving Of at least per will
made The following articles will be found in his present
extensive stock
Papers, Cutlery, States, Sealing WAX Steel Pens Seals
nkstands Copying Presses Sanddshes Waies Rad Tape
Inks Pencil Cases, Ivory Tablets Envelopes Gum Tickets,
Blank Cards OF every variety.
Together with every other article made either In England
or France, and constituting part of staoners stock.
Domestic Stationery IN quality and assortment
passed. oct ll-lyd'
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MILLER g. CO.'S
Jew GREAT ESTERN EXPIRES S
s jljI|E;iIII "a ~

LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS.
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs Bark n
IL Co.'s Express IRON Baltimore TO Piisburgn
tension u ts Line ON and alter Monday, October ih, u
the above named places, with speed The
this line all new built with capacity OF 1850 lbs
and the best teams be obtained have been placed along
the line Of the National Road.
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and
that Tie drivers on the the allotted time
station 10 station, without failure.
All goods viii be receiped for at any of Offices
agencies North South arrive in Pittsburgh In 10 hours
and Wheeling In W hours from Baltimore
Goods received unii IL o'clock IN the day.
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JAMES w. HUGHsON,
No. 7 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,

No. MOUTH CALVERT STREET,
One Door Beiote Baltimore Street. Baltimore.
DESPECTFULLY informs Ills friends and tire public, tina
IL he manufacture Saddles, Harness, Trunks
Nc., and has hand large ana beautlli Stock o
fresh goods, which he is selling unconmuny low prices
Country dealers will find II To their interest 10 give me
call before buying, .4ssttts
Fine Faslona6le Coach and Buggy Harness, and ladies
and gentemens Slddes, BRIDES, &C., always OH hand +
Military Work done IN tile best manner,
oct S--lyd' s,
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ENGaAvINGs, PAINTINGS.

PICTURE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES,
i &e.5TVILLI1lM q SIEKkNS, 3i3 broadway, d
short distance above The Park LgiposR1;ERs AND
DEALERS IN ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GER.
MAN ENGRA VINGS, JfANUFHCTURERS or
LOOKING GLASSES, Sc. A4
W. a. s. have made such arrangements with the first
publishing houses in the PRINT line, both in London and
Paris as win them constant supply Of all the
most popular subjects from the best artists, well the
first Of al novelties they produced, which they will
sell NJ very reasonable prices,
HAN1,EL ND PIER GLASSES, in all the varieties
Of French Elzabeian and Gothic Styles constantly
hand framed TO order from original designs, with supe
ror French plates and with that faithful attention to quail
Portfolios and Sands constantly on hand
Il--lyds = f I'D, /.
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TIN WAREI TIN WAREH
HERYi IMPORTANT, NOTICE 40 .CoUNTR

li.h IlIPOhldAI NbLIOG ~ fNcCbL - 4
JdERCHAN1S.
IulE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention Of
L Merchants visiting tins cay, Tor The purpose Of selecting
stock Of goods the Fall and Winter ses, 10 lis exte
siye stock OF TN, Jla,ined Sheet IRON and Lriannd
Ware comprising general variety which has been maiu-
iactured ia establishments and by the best wor&ire
ia the cy all OF which is offered at extremely Low prices
Purchasers the different States Will ind greatly 10
their advantage call this establishment, wiere they
viii find every variety OF Tn Ware at prices thai viii mol
fail 10 please Goods VIII be carefully packed and sent u
any part Of the city Tree OF charge
.fff tataA 'aEE ALFRED H. REP,
net S-ly' No, sAj, BALTIC. above the Globe Inn.
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND
CABINET WARE-ROOMS.

SEsf<-~-yss<<A hANDOLPH IL. kEENEs, SIN street,
k34s6 south oil Tie General Post Office, would
especially invite the attention OF his
~ n - rends The cilixens oil Washington, and
its v.cnity, stock OF Furniture and housekeeping
articles comprising part
Hut Mahogany spring seat SOFAS it i@lsiu
rocking and piror Chairs ~
centre, card and dining Tables
"" Bureaus sdeboards, &c.
g" and Gilt Frames, LOOKING gasses. t..t
Wardrobes, DedsIeuds, Cribs, Cradles
~ Shuck, hair and straw Mttresses .f
Feather BEDS Sdeeing bottoms SC HI
ALSO, ~ "a
Glass, china, stone earthen and iron Ware,
Knives and Forks, Brushes, and Wooden Ware,
With numerous other articles in the line TOO
numerous to mention. =
He is prepared TO manufacture all kinds OF Furniture at
the shorest notice, and the terms lie
naiers himself that from his long experience In the cshne
business, all work made by him win be done In faithful
and workrnan-ke manner, and give satisfaction
y. Old Furniture, taken IN exchange lor new
oct Sind 't
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NUMBER 1853.
PROSPECTUS. ~.
OF rHR ,.s...5 .t ~
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.


WITH the commencement OF abe 3h Congress we pro
plan published during The Inst SESSION y VIII con
Congress- together with sketches oil The debat wheh axe
place in each house The next Congress VIII pe one q ne
determination give the people complete hsiory
Of their proceedings and at seh iofr Pr,es tn ~
who takes Int rest IN the acts OF thhf Dody can
copy II behaved the LIST session % the 5Oih
ConGress continue a least eg sss ana we
form their proceedings al lie low rate OF
t-lItG One dollar per eopyfor ne session
THE WEEKLY UNION
t#fia FOR THE SESSION
This publication is not only the cheapest but Il contains
more valuable reading matter than Is TO be found IN any
other Weekly published at the same price IN the country
Besides the politics of the day IL contains all the fF ana
Important ners, both foreign ind doestc and s eo1nser
eiai articles not squalied Ii will also contain COM
Of Congress, and be furnished to subscribers at the low
rate Of triy3 tf = Isib4 ti2I,+btA s,i
Clubs will be iurnsled with ien copies for $40.
Al subscriptions must be paid IN adrdnce.
posnssters By Sending ss frs snSser6ers r either Of
sabserPtien price q ssIaiWsssly, published ir. . %
Subscription price OF Weekly 200
g copies Of the Daily for .s! $40 90
8 do Sem-Weekly -sd t- 10 90
. DO Weekly %s ,at . SO
Distant Subscribers may forward money by letter, the
postage which will be paid BY and all risk assumed
PosaGsfers authorized 10 act agents. and by
sending I've Daily subsc bers with $50 enclosed, orye
ly subscribers with sl0 enclosed will be entitled TO
copy Of the edition as they furnish us subscribers Tor
NOTICE -Ne,ospepers by publishing our prospectus with
Ibis notice attached, until the LIST q December nexi wre
sss sass snS afs ss T Goasfs the
oct diDec L. 4SBahi
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
MOmtgOnery, Ala,

III will he matter OF gruilicaiion 10 The czenc Of Mont
i gomery well as the travelling community through
that great commercial ihoroughGre, learn tat Mr.,
Washington lilly, long and fayorably known as the
courteous and grntlemanly proprietor OF Montgomery Hail.
will open on the LIST OF November the above new and adj
mrahly arranged Hotel, under Mr. J, j. Stewart, the pro
prietor In the accommodation for permanent boariers
and transient vsers expense has been spared by the
proprietor and the undersigned, as manager 10 merit that
patronage which their experience and popularity merits
The building and furniture new and costly, and well
adapted TO suit the Of uayellershe furniture
requisite for The fstidous iases, the wines Of
superior brand The first session Of tie Legislature vii
assemble N tins city, and upon this A. upon every ocea
expect no diminiion of the attention they have hitherto
experienced from the undersigned, MA ,a .sfiE FL
oct ly. WASHINGTON TIILY.
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FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY. 4w

H4M3N- The ships OF this Company are appointed TO
~ sail follows: IL WI
FROM NEW YORK.
The UNION Capt HERBERT sails the 30th Sept lSf7,
:. PHILADELPHIA, Capt. Bessor, q 18th Oci.
MISSOURI Capt. NORM, 3lsi g m,
NEW YORK Capt Ferriid, 10Th Nov.
1'sHa .4- B FROM HAvRE. tfhfN
The pHIILdDELPHLA sails on The lsih Of Sept
/" NEW YORK, 9. f" 18th Oct
% UNION, s Z" 3ls
Passage from New York 10 Hayre, SID; wines not in
cluded l'a.' 1 s-tsE u
Berths not secured until paid for gs f5 Is
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each ship.
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
al Navy, inferior vessel In all worthy qualities
Their cabins large, well furnished, and unusually
well ventilated, and their table is unsurpassed. t'
Wines of all kinds and Of the best quality are furnished
at very low rates! taiE4EFg "a
For freight or passage, apply TO the Companys Agency,
No Ia Broadway. '-tt ~ tl. oct s ly''
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Now E xliibiting at No l0l NASSAU street, n Y
Bei,reea FMfoa A,n SIS. merit 10 The Herald oD7cc
mn nm ACkERAhAN MS CARVED LETTERS for
ZUiUUU SIGNS can be had at the following prices I'm
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf
mi In nj ceIiau iIicl !
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Merchants Exchange Hotel,

MtFCHaHIS EACHaHS6 HOtGI,
STATE STREET, BOSTON.
TUE subscriber will open the Isl OF September next,
the Merchants Exchange Hotel located In State street
and in the immediate vicinity Of the Banks the Post Of
flee, and the Exchange and hopes by the strictest attention
to the wants and comforts OF his guests, to merit good
share Of the public patronage The house has one hun
dred rooms has been thoroughly renovated and repair
ed and the undersigned feels confident that now pre-
pared entertain the travelling public in style equal
any Hotel in the city The bedding and furniture generally
has been repenshed, and the appointments and convent
OF the House inferior TO of lis kind By
prompt personal attention TO the desires Of his guests
subscriber hopes to merit his share Of the public favor and
patronage. l@
Transient Boarders One Dollar per day.
oct 8 Iy' HENRY DOOLEY
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Also on hand, an extensive assortment Of Pens Of various
makers which r offers for sale very low prices For
sale by q. r. Nesbtt, II. Cogswel Messrs Wheeler d
Wood Bowen d @, Lambert * Lane, ID. Felt, in Wall
street aud by all the Staoners in the city oct llly'
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s2,5OO,OOO.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament vict--Royal Assent,
III ~ .iet July n, lsji. sitsE atft
"A Sapings Banh ior Me Orphan and The Uidois."
u. s. BOARD or LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-02-25
COLONEL PAINE.

As the appointment Of Mr.. Paine TO the
command Of The North Carolina Regiment
has gwen Ciienco to many, We give the fol
lowing letter, which We find in the Raj.
eigh Register, to show that the appoint
menl ls good one
Mn. GALES As you have all along
manifested great interest 30 the moy
ments Of our Volunteers, | have thong
that few lines from one Of us, would no,
be Unacceptable.
We are al here at Fort Johnson Sew.
eral Companies who have been at Fort
Clswell, have been ordered dawn 10 this
place, so ,hct we now number here, some
six or seven hundred men. Col. Paine is
rapidly becoming popular with us, lie
made a Speech 10 the Volunteers q few
days ago, tina, seemed 20 inspire all, with
confidence IN him ! was one amongst
those who were opposed 10 h:- appointment
but | have been mos, agroeAt'y disap-
pointed IN him. He has shown himself TO
be a man Of strong nerve, aud all his move.
menis are characterized by iifmncss and
decision. LEAR hln spoken Of by all,
Va terms Of The highest praise. lie u 10.
deed aud without battery, winning gDl-
den opinions am0ngs, US. have heard
some of the hottest Democrats admit, that
he Is he very man Tor our CoIenel-and,
indeed, he richly deserves II all-nnl we
an doubl not, thal when we get 10 McNi.
CO, lac Wlll prove himself one OF the "bray.
est of the brave lie dlI one thing, which
shows that be has hart, as vel, as
head You mas have heard that SON Of
one q. our fowu-mrn (who IS strong
Democrat, aud has been one OF our Colo.
neIs ~urme.t opRanents,) was not recelv-
ed ca acca.ni 81 his age. Well, Col. Paine
has gwen hln the nppoInlmcnl Of Chiff
CLERK to hls Slstf; for winch, trus, the
Father vii feel as The Son does Truly
grateful.
The appointment 81 Capt. Buck, a. Al.
istaH', vas \ most capital selection, and |
doubt y Acther he has hl- equal, certainly
not his superior, as Drill officer, IA he
Regular Army.
The m.u are all IN fine spirits, and ca.
ger for The fray and when We reach
Mexico, We are determined to give good
account OF ourselves. You would be de
lighted 20 Witness the 'pift that nnlmales
the several Compauc.. Ouclc sam AUD
az of our Objects, axe doing sood pat
by us trust that YOU viii soon hear
from US ~ Mcyico.
Yours truly.