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NAVY DsrAkraKsr,
% = sealed and es snssss
ss Con Sas navy ss ss.
Virginia such Quantities sa ofhs following ARTICLES
q y he sspssss commanding the .ia navy 'J y
during the fiscal year ending June 30, issl, viz.
Boxes shaving Hanakerchieh, silk, fancy color.
Brushes, scrubbing Mustard seed
ssrs.ss. shoe Shoe. Needles sewing assorted
Buttons, navy, sPepper, red
buttons, 1ayy,eoai Ralors, IN single
Biaekins bcIesof Rband, hat
Beeswax SOAP, shaving in cakes ,
Combs, coarse sif, sewing, blue black
Combs, line Scissors
Grass, ior hats Thread, black, whine, and blue
Jack Knives Tape black and white
Mustard pepper will required only in the
All The good quality equal gen
s ss y ns ss. sns SnS s mo @ The
inspection Of navy yard where delivered the price Of each
Commissions residing places where deliveries are required
must establish agencies AZ such places that delay arise
promptly 70 comply with The chief O the Bureau
supply deficiency penalty e expressed
he Bureau o. Provisions and Cos or AZ sSsr y
yards shall be evidence thai such reputation has
Two equal estimated
addition win be withheld om payments
and any event se spsa
sSe s % psf asn s al @
duly him 'A ''s' ''
Blank proposals be obtained application the
the Portsmouth, New Hampshire; York
Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Pensacola and this
Every offer made be directed In Of
Congress making appropriations for the
responsible the they undertake
that the bidder or bidders will enter
into an obligation within fye days. with
ues to furnish the supplies The o
gated consider
required BY law; the competency Of the be
the navy agent district Attorney officer gov
eminent known o the bureau.
record duplicate letter. informing bidder Of the &c
cepance Of his PROPOSAL win be deemed thereof
within the meaning the of 1886
accepted in conformity with this understanding.
Extract from the act Of Congress, approved august TO- 1886
SEc g. dnd further enacted That and after The mas
sage Of this proposal for supplies the Sec
eiay Of the Navy under the poviso the
bill for the approved March third eighteen
three shall be accompanied by guaranty one or
more responsible the effect that
the bidder or bidders will II his their bid be
obligation in such time may be prescribed by the Secretary
the Navy with good and sufficient supplies
proposed No shall be considered bv
on thereof bidder bidders they shall to enter into
obligation within the time prescribed Secretary the Ma
with good and sufficient surees for suppes
The Secretary Of the Navy shall
person or persons for furnishing the said supplies
with cause the difference between
posai 90 guaranteed and the amount for which
aced for furnishing the said supplies for the whole
their gnarantor and the Immediately
covered by the United the Of the Navy
action Of debt against either all Of said persona.
Ap23-law4w Ma8
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u.nsin siIs.ooo Of their money INTO .. pocks"s
~, which he could not accomplish until he became
msmber Of General Taylors cabinets different verdict
win DO rendered in the casei and that verdict VIII not
onIy impicaie him. but the cabinet and the wing party
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We learn from the eastern papers that the Hon. Han.
niba Hamlin has been nominated by the democratic
members Of the legislature OF Maine for reelection to
the United States Senate.
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CARD.
Wines and LiqDars.


THE undersigned would respectfully can
WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities by him for obtaining from abroad oil Wines
ae In their purity his longer experience In the business
Quoted BY him. direct knowledge with the
districts than
house in this afford for the character and quality Of
all articles sold by him.
The arrangements Of his and vaults such make
hem In net the substitute for the cellar
Hotels and wanting ANAL assorted choice m
special occasions be supplied the shortest with wines
decaned for immediate including Of and Ger
many, usually be obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied Wholesale prices avoi
able terms
CLUBS win hnd much their advantage sub
FAMILIES table very prices
also The Of wines and liquors. foR GULF
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes and
distance be supplied land BY PACKAGE
EXPRESS" FREE OF CHARGED with wines, table,
BY the dozen, notice.
BY addressing their orders, through the once,
JACOB SNYDER, IT,,
importer and Dealer in wnt sc wsnu, street, Philadelphia,
osEcARs Of direct importation from Hsvana
and brands go thousand and sold
BY the single boz cheaper than other store In The city,.
Jan24-dkcpiy.
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. AI.ba,n. Ci.l,n..

Messrs EDIToRs: Will you please correct two cleri-
cal your publication OF note respecting this
claim Ii in 1916, and not 1886, that the other
State accounts revised and in Marcn, lS49, and
lS4s, that the main work commenced These
are ours, not yours
ELDREDGE, PLATT, & STEWART
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We regret that in consequence Of the i'll health OF the
Hon. Mr. Soue. he has not been able ye, to revise his
speech Of Tuesday last TO which the speech Of Hon. Mr.
Downs. published this morning, was, in part in reply
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The Petersburg niellgencer (whig) regrets that the
new editor OF the Republic "contradicts. by authority,
report that has got abroad that Gen. Taylor has wavered
or s waverng as to the present expedency Of the
recommended by him in his message Of 2ist January.
We deeply regret this for, TO mind the compromise
plan would carry out all that Gen. Taylor advised with
regard to California. and in addition, settle. and for.
ever. the territorial questions. Why these questions
should be KEEP, open, we cannot understand"
Nor can any statesman patriot why these sub
ects should not be settled together why this aga-
ton should be kept open.
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LDlTORS CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM oar Hala~or. corrsspsad.at


BALTIMORE. May 24-5 p. m
The Democratic State Gubernaioyiai Convention Nom
nation of 4. Louis Loioe. esq The Markets, DC.
The democratic State convention for the nomination of
canddae for governor. reassembed this morning al 10
o'clock, when the spacious hall crowded excess by
spectators.
The first business the report Of the committee on
Credentials. which adopted by Of SO 3s-hns
settling the difficulty with regard 10 the delegations
Anne Arundel and Baltimore countless by the admission Of
the Cuttings delegates from the former and the Lowe dele
gales feom the latter.
The convention then proceeded organize
when Gen O. Howard elected president and Hiram
Mccullough OF Cecil, VIM. A. Spencer of Queen Annes
John T. Soddard Of Charles, Denard Nc Wilsms OF Wor
ces,er, and Daniel Wilmer Of Washington county, were
elected vice presidents. The secretaries chosen were
VIM. A. Stewart of Baltimore city, c. b. M. Price Of
Allegheny, and F. Yiers Of Montgomery.
General Howard, on taking The chair, made appro-
pirate address, urging the necessity Of harmony and
good feeling in the performance Of the duty for which they
had assembled
VIM G. Preston, esq then offered resolution that The
convention proceed 10 ballot for anddats, and that
vote Of two-hrds Of the members Of the DO
qured 10 effect choice.
This caused warm debate, and the finally
taken; which resulted iolowss Yeas %. nays rs
The president then called the convention to prepare
Tor baotng and at II o'clock the first ballot taken,
which resulted as follows,
For Enoch Louis Lowe ST
g John Thompson Mason ~
!" John s. Cuttings 10
9 James M Buchanan
Whole number of votes cast, l03.
Necessary TO q choice, 81.
General Howard then announced to the convention that
Enoch Louis Love- esq., Of Frederick had been duly elect
ed the democratic nominee for the Office Of governor Of
Maryland, which was Immediately confirmed by tho unan-
imons voice of the convention.
committe. then appointed to wait on Mr.. Lowe,
and inform him Of his nomination, we'll invite him
the hall of the convention The committee soon returned
apAo hal laadh vf
he made eloquent and appropriate reply which was
received with loud and prolonged cheering, and the most
enthusiastic demonstrations of attachment and esteem.
After the appointment of executive committee Of
twenty, the convention adjourned siHe die.
The following is the detailed report Of the only ballot
which closed the contest,
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rELEoRApHIo REpoars EoR THE UNION.

BALTIMORE, May 2i-si. p. m.
The Ohio has arrived New York from Havana
She brings accounts the landing Of Gen Lopez with five
hundred men at Cardenas, seventy miles from Havana
He took possession without resistance. The Spanish
steamer captured convoy, with one hundred and fifty
men, and In every ordered TO be shot, and
the balance sent the Moro Castle Great excitement in
Havana Cardenas has population Of about four thou
sand.
California Ntps at HaWd.
New YORK, May Pap. m.-The steamer Ohio 10 below.
She may bring later accounts from California
There also other eporied below, be-
lieved be the Philadelphia and the Crescent City, with
later accounts from California.
Condition Of the Norikrn Markets.
NEw YoRK, May Pa, p. infancy stocks indicate an
upward movement. Sales oil loan Of 1867 adj.
vance of A. Sales ofsouthern -four IS 75 Yellow
selling IS In other articles change worth no.
tice.
PHLADELPHIA, May PIP, p. m.-There is no special
change In our markers today modeIae business doing
in -four and grain. Provisions and groceries quiet
dnothtr arrival from California; 10Th ssI 900 IN Gold Dust
BosroS May 23--The whale ship Sylph arrived at New
Bedford this morning from California; via the sandwich
Issds She has fol- cargo Of oil on board, together with
s3l, 0OO in gold dust
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The democrats Of the 4h congressional district in Mas
sachusetts having unfortunately retired from the field
the election on Monday next will, in all probability re.
suit in the choice OF rsbid abolition whig
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The New York Courier Taylor whig) and the New
York Evening Post (he free soler unite in attempting
defeat the adjustment of the Committee Of Thirteen,
and indirectly lend their sanction to the emporzng, do
nothing policy Of General Taylor The free-soer goes
for keeping open the question. to give its reeso asso
eiates chance Of stepping into the presidency The
Taylor wings striving TO advance the pretensions
Of General Taylor. Ludicrous enough this SUPPOSE
ton is, there unmstakable signs that it is operating
upon the iInaginatons Of his misguided friends.
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second Ward Nomination..

An adjourned Of the Of second ward
Wednesday evening 2d Mr. Young having declined
letter. which the meeng meeting
proceeded nomination Of candidates for mayo
The following gentlemen nominated and
each ballot is indicated below:
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THE New journal OF Medicine for March. Iss0.-Pub
iised this day. No. II or March, 1851 of the New yot
Medicine and e Collateral Sciences, edited BY
furpe NJ d. This number contains Of he
progress OF medical science from landing Of the Pilgrims
Plymouth TO The present time by Stephen w. Williams, NJ
successful Fibrous the oyarum by
abdominal section BY w " Van Buren,, NJ D. Report prems
tufe labor, successfully induced account
" W. Bachfrd W. d. Excision of scirrhous Mamma followed
Twelve days aer the operation by Tenus BY Samuel Tyler d.
freaenck ci ND together with eight other original articles
great practical utility The review department contains chs
ansysn contained In the OF the trans
actions q Medical Association together bbo
graphical notice Of All the late medical publications m foreign
a. usual large selection Of practical matter nm
~ .ns ose,en Journals while In the American retrospect may
from American medical Journals.
I'M. journal is publshed In the city of New York two
monne containing IA with perfect plates and Illustrations
" per annun, or 80 cents per copy
Specimen numbers sent on application (po PAID 90 Hud
York
Subscriptions received and numbers fos sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn avenue,
ml-lmw Agent fW Washington, D.
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COMMON HALL OF the OF Petersburg. Virginia,
May ls5o. The following resolution was this day adopted
the Hal.
"eoei That mayor Of the advertise proposals f
100000 Of the bonds OF the OF Petersburg
the State n Virginia, $4,000 payable in 1870 900 @
with for interest," payable half yearly February
viii be
addressed the chamberlain Of town, May
II O'clock which time they will opened highest
bidder viii entitled thereto The payments for the viii
required l5h May l5 June and l5h July and bidders will state
which Of these periods fhe
to themselves the right reject any offer made.u
Notice s hereby that
ton viii be Received by the chamberlain town. according
the above resolution, until tho M day May, 1885, y O'clock
IN. CuAR CORIING.
May a-dtlihMaynext Mayor.
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CHESTER Yellow springs, Chester County, PENN
syivanahs extensive e.abment, having been thoroughly
ftied place of summer promotion
viii be opened for the reception Of visitors f
Those whose object recreation well those who
Springs most degbt
place sojourn every facility provided which can
minister 20 aud promote comort
Particular been taken make eabshment
pes In all for the ~ nyalds by The
passed medical gentleman Of high standing been engaged 10
attend.
Application may be made to Mt A. Glass. washington
House. Pbla epha kindly
or by letter directed NJ l. Nsef te soe
propecss and Chester Springs county Penn
syvana -
The grounds about the establishment have out and
proved with much care mad nothing has been e
the Springs popular aud fashionable
May 25-dkcp1w
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III M SMITH, corner OF Main and 10Th streets, late
~. q ue firm q Packer SMITH, soicis early orders r
treshe particularly for those Of
ners and fan attached He variety
chimes common theshers and powers sa
own con- also, the celebrated Bambroueh fan, mach
sought amer In Maryland and Pennylvan particular
attention 10 his warranted superior
other a. the the
20 nreshing machine repairs, Par
yer and Parker and smith lie viii repairs give
satisfaction New sets OF spikes be thus
making machines, inferior wear, equal 10 new
Ao hard two OF McCormcks reapinr machines extra cs
for same, and chains for chain horse powers
RIcHnosp, Va
May 7-w6w
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We extract the following artclesfrom the New York
Journal Of Commerce We hope we may be excused
for saying that we have not met with purer and ADLER
man than Mr.. Toucey, since we came to Washington
He was distinguished member Of MIR Pokscabinei all
Of whom highly appreciated his talents and his princi-
pies:
NonrNArIos OF A CONNECTICUT UNITED STATES sESA-
roR-The democratic members Of the Connecticut legisla-
trc on Tuesday night honorable Isaac Toucey
70 succeed Gov. Baldwin in the United States Senate Mr.
Toucey decided opponent OF free soil principles having
voted when in Congress- the resolution which consigned
table, uther action, " all petitions me-
oals and papers, touching the abolition OF slavery or
the buying selling, transporting Of slaves In State,
District, or Territory of the United States" The New
Haven Register saysi
There for viz: Charles A. ngerso
samuel Cleveland Seth Beers and posi-
or Toucey received majority Of
will be heartily sustained by every dem
The feesoil members OF the legislature nominated the
honorable John M Niles their candidate for United
States Senator
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Granger and CRANES classical moving
temptation Adam and Eve expulsion from paradise Dor
the happy condition Adam lovely I've in Eden
presenting the fatal fruit their horror
eating me fatal ape while saaa trembling
fallen victims the Hudson
the Natural Bridge the bridge Richmond scenes on The jaime.
rver Ethiopian enoyments canal, &C. perfectly
ehae and beautiful In conception uniting
The charms asd TRUTH will asng impression
the mind Of every behoder.
Alecture explanatory, and appropriate attendance
Admission first and tier cents private boxes 20
cents gallery, 2H cents Children, under 10 years lay cents
Doors open half past seven O'Clock will al
quarter after eight O'clock =
"A QS-6t
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The signs in the Senate are more cheering. We are
assured BY several intelligent gentlemen, that the
adjustment proposed by the Committee OF Thirteen
win pass the Senate with some notifications, and
that the signs are decidedly better in the House.
This improvement in the sentiment Of the two Houses s
attributed to the proposed notifications, which are recon
cling members TO the system 1t is only owing to the
fact that the voice Of the people is coming up in favor
Of IT, and to the obvious alternative that II this system
Be not adopted the Presidents feeble temporzng and
mischievous policy will prevail and Utah and New Next
CO will come in as States before they entitled to that
distinction, and California be admitted at once, without
any yalen in the organization Of the Territories
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NEW BOOKs.-Emans Travels in Siberia. vols.
~ Linda; Young Creole by Caroline lie
Hentz. Price 30
= Par Iconogrsphc Encyclopedias
May ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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We are politely favored with the following teegraphc
dsspatch received in this city o'clock last evening
NEW YoRx, May "a.
General Lopez landed Cardenas and took the place
Cardenas is town in Cuba with three Notifications,
and with population of about 5000. II is about So
miles east Of Havana and about 20 miles to the east Of
Matsnzas.
Il does not appear that General Quitman had sailed
BY the last accounts, to join the expedition. These
events begin to excite the profoundest interest every
where
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BY DYER 8 BROTHER, Aae.,on.sr

ny DYER q BROTHER, AuesioDssrs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUcTioN.--on
We .ss na Ell % 10 = "a SQUARE ss~sss ls md iss
consisting treeo brck building with The privilege Of
Of the purchase money ca. the residue in s1
and twelve months, satisfactorily secured, bsssg nte,ss
BY DYER q BROTHER, Aaetspneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT 'AUCTIoN.-op
Thursday the 30th instant O'Clock, shall sell
CONTAINING sSoa. 5000 square feet, situate .. me New
x.I avenue and isn s opposite a me Nav. so vii.
T. Of sale One MN cash. balance in one wo and three
$500 - DYER a BROTHER
IUEsTERN MILITARY NsTTrUTE--Governot cn,,en-
appointed General William o. Butler, General Thomas
M Psa sss1 w aSani p Dus
abo.rd Of yster. attend the examination Of ,he
the highly prosperous condition. az cadet. hav
There eighteen different states represented te West
ern Military institute. ysi-sr
NEW YORK MILIINERy.-The lsdic. Of the District ar,
somorsow and examine the assortment O. rich sonne. made
superior materials Of the latest Pasian style and adapted 10 The
Purchasers win and for pr,vou. making
selection elsewhere they win be sold at great reduction from
customary prices nvr, n,,ru,n
May atd Corner ofioth street and Pennsylvania avenue
TaUsrEEs sale OF Real E.t.te.--By virtue o.
me- a day Of February ls.s and recorded IN
w ss lon county D.i q Columbia win expose . ale At
afternoon front Of The premises al that piece OF parcel Of
and distinguished the
pan down the plat Of said city lot No
N square buildings aud improvements
Terms third OF In cah, and the
in an secured BY the purchasers
aoy with interest from the dy Of sale and deed
n be terms BE- not complied three days from the day
OF sale pcpe will be esod weeks notice, risk
a"' eO'' ' - John MARION, Trustee
May I4-3,awkds DYER BROTHER, Anctioneers.
A CARD FOR THE LADITcs.-Ju., received al JOHN n.
GIBBss small supply Of Gourands Medcated SOAR
complexion, and removing alowness rednes
Also, fine rose water, Of superior quality.
Fancy avenue, between OH streets.
~ "a full supply Of ladies' work such
combs brads, fzeIfes, half &c orders
taken or the and executed at The shortest
May 2i-3tif
Tor Rent, the second store from the corner OF
9Th and Pennsylvania avenue opposite the Centre
Market has
AID s one Of the best stands Tor business in the city
given Immediately.
rent large boarding house, in one Of the
most desirable locations the the adjoining
FOUR the house. Kitchen, cellar, and wood
Uses, 20 -
May ai--eoda ANNE R DBRMorT.
NEW BOOKs.-Eman's Travels in Siberia. vols.
Linda the Young Pilot Of the Belle Creole, by Caroline Lee
Hentz- Price 80
. Par Iconcgsphc Encyclopedias ro.,,v
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ADELPH THEATRE.
Manager, Mr.. Pratt.
Win open Monday, ~, instant sir days only with the
beautiful paradisiaca panorama OF
ADAM AND EVE,
THE HUDSON RIVER, VIRGINIA SCENES nc &c
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DOCKS from London Paris--iu Historical Building. and
T. % s s a. n. Rl vol L OF
Serpent and other Sea Monsters with Illustrations London 1912
Foundations seuneoui Brckwort Masonry Concrete Cspen-
ny homework, and Sewerage, with u.uaave diagrams London
Letters Man Of The World Disposed Believe. ByJ Gle
shsispss2e Proverbs or The Wise saws Of our west Poet
Instance. ny Mary cowden Clarke Lon
Weddn. Etiquette, H.es regarding coutshp and
Married LIE ny Lady London, 1870 Pree = cents m
Mays
cHAvING.-To GentIemen who shave themselves
as st wse seomsss !. Inc very best add cheapest article
making dne eh latns 'onenins the beard s.d the
Fancy and Perfumery store, near Nsuons Hotel.
AzoRsA few o. those superior patent famebaesed
PARKER's Fancy and Penumey store,
Penn. avenue, near National Hotel
lADGilR Hair shaving Brushes.-The pleasant and
durable article now IL use for gentrmans shaving toilet and
PARKER,s Fancy and Perfumery store,
Penn. avenue, National Hotel
ny GREEN q TAsrET, Aucsioneers.
SALE OF a VERY VALUABLE LOT or GROUND AND W.,
oe for sale a public auction BY virtue OF powers vested n %
situated ,hs nowe. corner o. s and streets, fronting
q feet on 2 street BY u feet 18Th street y e unnecessary %
acquainted may win best understand
oneird purchase money be required in band the
balance equal nsaments o. sir nine and twelve month"; @
tsrsa When he term. Of al. are win, ana fun
60 % h' purchaser at ms cost Tue 3 WILLIAMS
GREEN S,s',s' Ts Isl Es''s'
o.The above sal. !. postponed saturday. sssh
GREEN TAsTET, Aacuonesr
Maya
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Mr. William r. Bayly then selected candidate
Of adermen and Messs ~ Calan Giles
Dyer, Downe In the board Of common council.
Ennis John Blake and H. Plant appointed
inform weghtman Of his nomination,
the meeting adjourned sine die.
r. HOWARD, Chairman.
r. J. RocnE Secretary.
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CARUsIs SALOON.
CONCERT or VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL music.
Madame de Margueritsos,
ASSISTED
Joseph ,. kes.ier,
win give concert Saturday evening May Is

0Tckets Oh be had, programme nj Mess Taylor
Maays, satoner. Pennivania wiad Hotel Nation
Hotel Browns Hotel Gadbys store Al
Csrusis saloon on The evening Of the concert
May 23-A
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AR E.srERN nIrI,TTARY INSrTrUTE.-coyeruor C1u

den appointed General William o. Butler
Mea Lucus Dcha, General Richard Collins and coone
William Preston together Adutant General p Dudley
constitute vtes to aend the examination Of
cadets, the I7h 20 the 2ist Of June.
The Institute highly prosperous condition az cadets hav
ina been In attendance 9Th OF September
There eighteen different sates represented
Military institute. May st-3r