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vOOINI O1EAH, beloW1n c0untys AA.-In ne
undssuisnsd has puschass1 III ilceabs w1ae. -
sn!sstsinnent OF E.Ici1nt and pisnassnt Susl1S U
The Hob = dslishuhly iiaa,.d =. d eastq4 a6dl q
Calf Of Mszoe. ard within afy y1d q ~ wsisf q ~
ssy .n sss sss.nd , ~, "a ~ .s 81 %
"a bathing Tss eadisss as s1 ~ 6s..i.8 sSs;h viii
The Rooms sFs large and well v6nuhtld.
immedstsy IN tie rsas bsaadfa grove (half uils q
The nmbIH fiom ths midday M rln ersins Weia !
supplied in The Aoesl BY hydant q ts thnos Il half
Good carnage roads and walls have be.n maae. y
Al III vsS,. 81 III III O. " IT istnie sbstrd
In Tie vioiaay Il tho Holal. 81 ~ W u
To a1ithoo adynnAaeo II pgfaa ~ Wbouihr a1da ~
bss nsstioes u IL Met1lB nd NsW0s1 mlIkSs -
and pleasure Of bis gae1B. JUlIU9TlfT, fsopsi1loi
- A ais and plsallnt asal sap, elik expeelIY e
Ceara and ns saiiboan always hund fsr IL =. q -
tOu- " - 10 n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-28

In tbs Calico Lsns.-Thonas, the slave Of vii.
liam Bell, was arrested on Tussday night for steal
ing piece of calico from the store Of John Dure.
ward, No 275 Tchoupitoulas street. Tom was 70
manded. ~
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dtleDsYle1 zSescHe'--r. ;" " HSnnk ~ -
TEL day charged before Recorder Caldwell, with
att. mping to rescue prisoner arrested BY watch
man Jones' on St. Charles street, on Tuesday night
last He was fined two dollars for the offence.
Lihx--i' homss Mcknight. charged by Young
d. Allen with having written libel on him. .
case which wa postponed indefinitely. for the re-
turn Of Recorder Caldwell, was yesterday fixed
BY that gentleman for examination on the ID Of
September next.
Bonds Fo,1eited.-l be bonds in the case Of
Thomas Mcfarland, cL Nrged with perjury, were
yesterday declared forfeit. on account Of the non
appearance of the accused.
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SmasAers. Peter Doushery and Michael Ma
euire gave b, vii yesterday before Recorder Genois
to answer The charge Of assaulting John Norris IN
his own house. on Front Lsvee street, and destroy.
ing his property; also for assaulting Waterman
Phillips, and tear ug his clothes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-28

The Tables Turned.-J d. Bullock yesterday
lodged counter affidavit against Henry Zeiglef,
w,uchman Of the Second Municipality, TO the Of.
feet that he, Zsigler, had beaten him with Climb
on Magazine street, on the night Of the Gath o.
Auposf. Examination fired for3 the I'd proxi
mo. Bullock, few days ago, was fined five dol
lars for as. Multing Zeisler.
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Breach Of the Peace. Heinbredth is
charged before Recorder Gsnois with assault and
battery on Mary Palmer. Martin Fleming Is charged
with q like offence by Felix Mayre, residing on
Orleans. between Bourbon and DAuphin streets.
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Assault and Ban.sry.-Michael Donnelly, Patk.
DonneIly, and Thomas Farrell, charged with as
sault and battery, were, on examination yesterday,
before Recorder Genois, discharged. Pierre Bou-
let was arrested on charge Of assault and battery
on this person Of Margaret Urah.
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NEW ORE ANs
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGQST g.
LOCAL INTELIIGENGll.

-As : -zseA''. :, ~ - &.
FSrs-A 6ts broke out 4 haltspsse thrss s,esoek
yesterday morning. ~ ehen bslo.gspg = atwe
story building, occtpisd yames Dencuoe =
grocery, At the corner q = eha
but belonging p - Usvssn. - -. -
frame buildin e sens p'ooA ~ .s.S $780,
uo"", ~. IA .o,,. ssskl;ss Il Z ss;d a
.-.fs.... - n, r...,.s X ;n.ur.nce. !.
r - 8, -. -. - -. :. VIM :,
Nfacosne ase - 1''''' e
OConnsn @..s e a:.r - ~.
.,"'.. y, Trs.sv nishe ~ an Al, cba,,,. s,raet.
- -. n,ed. st.bbsd and ,vounded IL IL IN
ID ,v;,h ,oma sheru in.truments - { ma Who.
,s,ns ~ AZ. ~ Lnovv M vvhom e vil min,
.,.,, =, ~. yi,c. ana ,h.t n. IS q hl;n Ana
,vosnd;rs him intended 81 e do;nv q Lill hm.
T, -. ~, ~ an, 50. siv.n n j. r,.lsI vhch
-ccn,,.d - ,h. !" R.a.s IN. rol,r,e Az s.v.,v
thing in their power : nd on. sls guilty party, bus
was unable 10 do %, ~ crowd was % great
O'Connell Yves conveys y ~ Charity Hospital
shortly after receiving H. sound, where it was
dressed. and he IL now e. - IS ssh By he fact
that he appssred in The Rscotders Court Yesterday
Is make ~ charge, sble 10 ws,k about, A wsf.
,ant was issne Is. The arrest Of ths xuftv psxty,
,--7 - n $500, ..,L-..
to M p. Frerst' - brousht 70 The watch
hons. hv M. Me..cf ~hS found him breaking
onsn . yrocsrv .,o,a !, n. co~nxy Of Bsrouse and
G;rod street.. .bor, cn.r,s, ,..t f,se O'Clock YES.
ts,d,v mornno Ran %. r.m.naed N, bis owner
,vould ,nn.,, IL ccrr,
= -
Assauif'ng a Wafchman.-Patrlck o'bnen gaSe
=, ~ e -. n,,;ny ~
oa;cs, n ~. d,.ch.,ss ~ ~ dr,v ~ III Fir,
Mrn;.;n.,;,v
z------- : : :, : -,
f,'scad.gec .-vc'ave Denecn'el' cIs,sso " -.
AeelsY ~,ul .'eno'"e 'ne s'sSe ~ SsH.'s os-s
Tchonn,t onlas ,,rret. wa. vc.serdav examined be.
fore Rscolder CAD well and discbsreed.
Anne Ouielv. charged with larceny. wss ON ex
amination YESTERDAY. DISCHARGED By Recorder Cald
well.
11-,-,e-.,, Col. II H.5vv rbt.,,s.,n
are charged before Rec Caldwell with asuauitng c
Durnin, on the corner Of Hercules street andTfi-
ton Walk, on the oath Of August, with intent 4
kill. Durnin charges the accused with assaultinl
him, striking him, severely beating him, and chok
49, ouyiv,a intn The MAJ
ing n'' Tna s"s" I'll, g sr. ~, N ~ y
n,o,;mo
: -.
The Tables 1urneas-J. =. na,ock ye:'sIua
logged couh'er aIhoas. ssaiis. Ai.As Neisse''
wiu' nun :. = 5000 MA h-s,sn In = ia iii
90 ,1s.,,ins s,Teet, ON the nirht Of the s4,h /
-. E,am;n.,ion f;xed for /. the "a prox
~ p,1lock. = fsw DAYS AGO. was fined sye dol
lars for as. ~ulting zeiglss.
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Discharged Dsaschisr. charged by Jas.
KesIiY with stabbing the slsve boy John. belong
ing to Robert Murphy, on the 18th Of August, on
Tchoupitoulas street, was yesterday examined b.
fore Recorder Cald well and discharged.
Anne Quigly, charged with larceny, wss on ex
animation yesterday, discharged BY Recorder Cald
~
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"A Los SubdAtos Eepon0los Al ConAefe1O
en- General 10
HASTA reciber instrucciones del Exmo Scr.
IL Minaro de g. M. c. On Washington. uisntsas cite
csnado C3muadc de mi cargo. do mi debsf das av.o
10 s1bdlt0s EspAnoies benea bao
10 protsoasa Dc as sutodades del pals los sprsse
tn!s eta Cudad dc las nacones ahadas Il sohsno de
ooncSrrsns% mi dsssnpeno En- mi eslidad Official. .s.aa
rules de 3. M b. Repubca Fsanneia residences en- esa
Cuidad. JUAN YGNT. LABORDE RUEDA,
Ell COnsul intsrino de D. M. G.
Heuys. Orleans. 90 do Aeosto dc 1851 sus6 81
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Passsngers.

$780, Atm left 81 Lenis the 10Th inst II port toy New
cfsans. ssamsn Atlantic. Iowa, Enpfs' sunk6 n'n'
D Bsoen and Grand Turk. ar
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Tbs parksis n an r class vslsse, and Of iht dn
of wat Theu win always be towed up and down The rive,
and vii ri promptly q advestised.
The oabins Of theas ships hsndsouey fuisds and
being commanded b. captains Of IN te ads
exeons will BE- spared By thsm accommodate shippe
and to asnou TO The ooavsnsncs and eomo Of
pal1en&ef1.
freight or psasass. sPplY Ss:ss y e. Jo:,ph street
p sSn; MsgssHI9Ts sSd k, a.s 'r New
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pUBLiC SCHOOLS MUNICIPALITY No
= Eo7yhs esssl - - 4 H.. Z: -. 8
~ 3 ~ e. sSsses s 49, ~ ~. Ss 2sssIss
.al - $50. les1 H.s y go e. 81. &
ddetse e1pIying nGa pIass a n h1s16 ~ =
sndYsbs.a sssss@ssis - ~ ssaisssss. |. q g.
70 bfssoH 4 sdasasa ngN e vel llassse1ds ~
\; EnsIhe GsmlPa.s Arihnssie: q Genpe.se3s Z.
sophy: a GsonSSIy .. Msatal rhiIdapB6ss = AsS0as
z ~ ~. VIZ, 3, LlmpsAy.l
IS sfss - N. H JlpN1uoss S7
~ DANIEL BYRMR,- }Co0niftso,
ssftst /! D. CLpnDRNIA. ST - x
In. RAWL1.
NswOsisiss. Assya q, ISL. !. sale Il
pUBLIC SCHOOLS MUNICIPALITY No
~ TWO. Mee Qrkeess.A application f. ths 49, =
Ss ~ ~, y 49, Sce e o ~ e
An secliQa " 81 ~ ezsans v9qalcy vi! sshp plaes y
seop thsssa1tH aspfaSslrsos J. 81 COf = q,
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ENGLISH .CHEESE "A snail lot y very
= sspsot s.sl o6i, is i q, g.. g e
ERESH SRTDLIT1 "a SODA POWbE6S
- Spsn esia!ls Iswts1 ssPaies sstauls. Sd Bod
a ~ z 12tE - q = ~ - end. !.
CALT-Liverpoel Fine an Coarse Salt, ler al
~ - + JOHN 1OOL&s = Bsak Piass.
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Nouvels. Orleans. h g Aoat 1851. ~ %
spring and samansr cloTHIMo.

spring and Summer CLOTHIM0.
FRANCIS FABRE 8 Co, 20 Magazine street,
psctiuly call the attention cf shss hlsnds end shs
CL0ThlHG TRsy esgs NE II Fese n s9tsu.ivs a.ost
MULLER, HARRIS = WALDO.
"a Canal strsst, Nesv ORLEANS,
vX7HOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
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pa, .,s.m.bo Union. fus New Yosk-W Csltohe.
Piks, Cochssps. Ds!aeo, Two Nj Wi4Shss;s !s6St
Wnchsisr, Weed. Jones' j. x Fn'sg: - ss ~
wv end child Dsrep ard dslsh!s NE 9sniss ! 90
"a. 1870 Gsss. Mrs john Jay kees 2 ksessP e.
sdy. lB Poet III Meyer, Lss. ki, cSI'd, Ia
Sssos. b Bsnzano. g hannibal. ichsny. II eDsvl'
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to Mr.. J. P. Frsrst. was brought % the watch
house by Mr.. Mssack, who found him breaking
open grocery store at the cornsr Of Haronne and
Girod streets, about quarter past Ave o'clock yes-
tsrday morning Ben was rsmsnded til his owner
would appear in court, VAN
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, May Sd, p
We have had very reasonable and exceedingly dis
agreoa day Afer almost incessant nghrs rain, u
commenced showing early this morning, which continued,
Intern ngled with rain. until O'Clock, p m Al lines
snow el with great rapidty. melting as It touched the
earth The roofs OF the houses however were who While
the with their green foliage dropped under the heecy
mantle, strong northeastern wind now prevails and II
Is still raining There apprehenons that the Iuit may
be injured but unless ost succeeds think there Is
danger.
There has been some excitement in regard the Rev
MI belcher who received call some time ago TO take
charge Of the First Independent Presbyterian Church in
this city, in which the late DR. Duncan ofciaed until
compelled TO retire from i'll health. Tho call Of Mr.. Bel
cher was subsequently, revokedhe congregation having
discovered that his sentiments in regard slavery did
suit this latitude The reverend gentleman boldly de-
claed his opposition to slavery since being notified that
his pastoral services not wanted The congrega
still remains without "a settled pastor.
The Maryland Reform Convention still remains in SEES
sion, without much prospect of coming doumment
II Is matter of doubt whether constitution will be
produced acceptable the people There clauses
In II already which with the broad
ocrac doctriAe and others which the wings object Let
us, in all conscience, have reform anything is better
the present constitution have always considered reform
in Maryland Indispensable.
The dsugreeable weather day has operated agains
outdoor business. Flour is rather dull, though sales
900 barrels Howard street had been made $i37A City
Mills held at 81 So Corn meal, 80 a So ia Rye flour
VI co. Grain quiet. Small sales of red wheat IS a l0l
cents; white do, 100 ll5 cents quality White
corn. 20 u cents yellow, 90 Oats 40 AZ cents
Rye 60 cents Gnano in active demand sales of Peru
| Wan at $7 $4S per ton Paiagonian, $37 $3s
Provisions very drm New mess pork, $l8 Lard ~ a
lOA cents, in barrels aud kegs Groceries steady Rio
coffee, 81 10 cents Sugars somewhat fun Whiskey
~ II cents in hhds and barrels Tobacco dul and
I prices iavorng buyers.
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Tns raANgIxe PRIVILEGE or MEMsEss OF CosesEss

The raANEINc PRIVILEGE or MEMBERS OF CosoREss-
Several and members OF Congress elect having
raised the question the time when their franking
privilege commenced, learn that the Attorney General
has decided that the privilege with the term
for which they respectively elected; and that, far
relates to this purpose they members OF Congress
or ca,hs Of Office and the privilege il given to them
members during their term OF without any refer
ence TO the time when they take their seats the oath OF
Office.
We learn also, that arrangement has been effected
by the Postmaster General by which mails may be for
warded from New York, Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans San Francisco Monterey. and San Diego. to places
the coast of South America. through The agency
Of consul Panama The single rate OF postage on
each letter will be fifty cents, and eight cents on each
newspaper 10 be prepaid in all These rates will
include the entire postage and from every place in the
United States.
Mails may he transmitted in return at the rate of
postage the payment there OF one-haf these rates
the half TO be collected the Offices OF receipt in
the United States Nat Tnla
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Report Of F a. Baehe Superintendent Of the United Stafe
Coast Srvsy the Secrefary Of tAs sasury communicating
NsrA Edisto Harbor Of RSe, South
CaroIino.
CoAsT SURVEY OryicE, April %, 1851.
SR the following nformauon
supplied by N. Msfhu, U. NJ assistant the
Survey North Ediso harbor and
thorty publish It for the benefit of navigaors
This harbor refuge sixteen miles the southwark
Of Chaeol house. 1t OF
the bar taking vessel up a safe anchorage
In four ahoms with the of Seabrook island ION the
harbor bearing northwest you will be close
the
Bring Bare Bun remarkable cump Of which stands back
from about miles, and be easily recognised by
rising four handspikes the
lea Of 5eabrook point, and run In thai range.
When seabrook Sand Spit in mid channel
avoid sand fat that Shore BY keeping mid channel good
carried the anchorage abreast Of Mr. Legare
(the first house upon the port shore)
thirteen feet the bar The
The cbb tends the southwark
castward--ihe flood N.NW.
North Edisto for months tidal oberva
tons 1851 is hours nine minutes
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
A. d. BACHE,
Superintendent U. .. Coast Survey.
Hon. VIZ. l.. HoDGK,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
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The Mexican minister, Mr. Rosas has, it is rumored,
prepared despatch for this government claiming for
Mexico the OF $40 000 which is left out OF the three
and quarter millions stipulated by the Mexican treaty
10 be paid for the injuries done to the and properly
Of our citizens by the Mexican authorities. The govern
fnent OF Mexico gave notice TO this government when
Mr. Buchanan was Secretary OF State that they would
claim any part OF the amount allowed for indemnify TO
our citizens which should be proved not TO be due.
According TO the awards made. the whole sum is not
due; and II rumors and allegations which hear
true some Of the awards founded principles which
this government has repudiated in other cases But
the other hand. when the whole shall DO brought before
new commission for review, ct should be done,) it
will undoubtedly be found that vast sum is due to
American citizens, for spoations and other injuries.
which has not been awarded. II the awards made
Just then is claimed that at least millions
are due 10 American citizens.
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IN Wednesday, 7 instant, shall sell the prcnsss II
o'clock M valuable brick house and lot q ground
extremity Of 7h street, and
containing than Of
% - conveniently arranged well
built, There IL also large barn, with
stabn for 10 horses and IL the lot with well and
peach uecs of choice kinds, In full bearing.
well calculated for stors drove
having front Immediately
7th street road adjoining the boundary line.
the improvements, which
frame house, carriage house, stable and large
excellent door. The contains H.
square Of LA 10 Inches
Mug with boundary 2ss feet inches TIL: property In
improving city increasing in value
balance g. H. and 10 months, the
giving deferred
given deed Of taken. Title ndis
pulable
May2-d A. GREEN, Auctionesr
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Naval A letter IRON Naples under date Of April 4ih,
states that the OF inquiry Captain Latlmer Of
the Cumberland, had closed and that from the nature Of
he changes preferred and supported by evidence, a
change would be necessary for the sake Of discipline II
was expected that Com. Morgan would transfer his flag
10 the Cumberland on that account.
The American squadron would leave Naples ior Spec
ria IN few days Orders were expected from ashing-
ion daiIv for the steamer Mississippi to leave Naples
for the purpose Of conveying Kossush to the United
S,ates-N \. Mirror,
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d. y. French, ESQ,

Grand Master Of Masons in the District Of Columbia
We have received copy of an addlcss delivered a,
the annual festival of Union Lodge by .s;s ,ntleman
II Is full Of eloquent and patriotic passages One es-
pecally attracted attention Of the beau
ful appeals 10 the love Of Union that have seer.
is the closing part OF the address. in these words:
II trust however, that the dangers which recently
seemed to threaten its existence past that tho Prov
dence who watches dostnes has decreed
fanatic spirit which has been eager rend in fragments
this glorious heritage of should be rebuked
as now stands monument Of human WISDOM shall il
stand only be dissolved when itself shall pass
away, and 'ke the baseess fabric of vision leave not
wreck behind" Still it 10 the duty of every good citizen
to watch H. and If need there be- hold himself
ready at any personal risk TO sustain it,"
This unon-this Union--oh God, may II stand
As fra a. It's mountains, its land
Thou hast led il, like Israel Of old, by thy might,
Through the dangers of daythough the Of night
Thy blessing has guarded il on from its birth,
Till ii seems choice spot, like thine Eden earth.
Then forecr may II be, by thy mercy designed,
The glory, the wonder the pride of mankind !"
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ny A. oREhN, Aueuonesr.

ny a. eRHhN, Autt lOOeer.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
II PIANO FORTE, AND VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At
AUCTiONOn Thursday the 18th instant Mt 10 O'Clock,
shall sell the residence of W. jones' the
and stree, south, the Arsenal, excellent
furniture, viz
ono Anc wood piano forte, sx ocavc and
touob made By Chi. kcrng
Mahogany hair Sofa and rocking chairs
TO dining. breakfast card, and other tables
beck case aud secretary, high post bedst,sd
DO sidcboard ii stAnd
Fine aiabastcr man. and other clocks, looking glasses
Solar, hall, and other lamps, crocksry and glassware
Maple, cane seat, md other chairs
French post and uande bedscads
Andron-, shovel tongs. Tenders
Feather beds bedding, and mattress, ma,tinV, &c
Oil cloth, psrtor, stair, aud chamber carpets
Cooking, AIR ueht and other
With good o
Also a fine large lemon in full bearing.
Termsi All Of and under @1O e2a a
two, four and six MONTHS for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest
SPECIAL NOTICE
Al O'Clock, p place, highest
bidder dwelling
BILE property south Of Pepnsyvana and
Tine lots Nos 49, A. and a. in No J05
20 las
well known and needs lengthy detailed description
by calling Mr. Jones evening after O'Clock full nms
bs obtained Nil the title
chaser.
ofrsie OF Twenty purchase
cash balance liberal which will be
made known the day Of sne Possession given the lat of
4se
Mays-eodAds A. GREEN, Auctone.r.
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By DYER q MCGUIRE, Aaosiosssrs.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTlONOn Thursday evening" May lat, a S
O'clock premises, that desirable
owned and formerly occupied BY Fsyier being
lots 3 No. 49, fronting 9S feet inches
18th l29 feet street north, Pennsyvann
together improvements, consisting Of
story and one one so brick dwellings,
each having dry cellar and other convensnces.
The described desirable for private resdeAse
and embraces all the facilities requisite for OF
hotel Offering opportunity for insestnent
third and two f0<
N"' DYER MCGUIRE,
Apl2-d Aucdonses.
90 The above sale Is postponed % Mo.A.y tho Sth
instant al the same hour. DYER L MCGUIRE.
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Register of the Oers and Graduates of the United States
Military ACADEMY Wss Point. NsW York. from
March 10. 1902, to January l. 1850. Compiled by Capt
GEORGE w. CurLoM, Corps OF Engineers, United States
Army"
We are indebted to the kind attention OF Brigader
General Joseph g. Toen chief OF the corps OF engineers
United States army, for copy Of the above work. which
exhibits in concise yet most satisfactory the
history of each graduate from the time OF leaving the
Academy, whether in out OF service, up TO January
1850, or to the period OF his decease.
The Register is compiled from the records of the War
Department and other reliable sources" and is intended
for distribution to the graduates and officers OF the army
generally II bears evidence OF the careful research
and patient investigation, and reflects great credit upon
the compiler We gather from its pages the following
items, which OF general interest:
The total number Of graduates during the period en-
braced in this Register is 1449. OF these. Gil are now
in service, 449 resigned 24s died in SERVICE 90 were
killed in battle, So have been disbanded, discharged
10 dropped, IS dismissed, cashiered, and declined
their commissions.
The following are the professions and occupations in
which some of the graduates of the Military Academy
have been engaged since leaving the military service
''Foreign minister, governor Of State. IL mayors.
members of Congress. s. members Of Stats legislatures
presidential electors Unit.d States civil officers. %
STATE officers, 25 Judges 81 attorneys and counselost
80; presidents Of colleges, dc g; principals Of acsd
rymen nc ling one bishop. Is; physicians, 81 authors,
Ia editors, IL; artist, presidents of railroad canal
conpanie chief OF States chief engineer
Of railroads canals % civil engneer- 30 merchants
acnrer., ISL military ,toekcepe,s 4; officers in tho vol.
untecr service, 81; officers of militia, ~"
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NAVY AoESTs OvrIoE,
Washington ~. CD May }, is5l.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be once
day. the second day Of June 1885, at for the supply OF
Of fresh beef and vegetables required
the Washington station during the fiscal
day OF July and ending 30th June, lisa.
The beef vegetables be quality
the affords and each article be offered for
pound.
Bond approved security, will be required
amount Of the contract and addition will
the made collateral
for The due performance The contract which will
account be paid until IL is fully complied with
made be directed
nd
is47, 10Th August 1880 by written
responsible effect he
bidder OF bidders WILL their bid
obligation, within five days. with good sufficient
furnish the articles
proposal will be considered
AMY.
J. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
May 6-lawt~
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r. OWEN & SON take this method Of announcing
u. public generally that they have Just
New York their OF and goods
partner embracing
Cloths cnineres and vesasr, together with
variety articles
Tey pleasure their stock Of goods
Is superior 10 they brought this city
Thankful they respectfully solicit continuance
patronage.
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