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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
" Reader DO You wish for an elegant

and cheap Carpet Ties Immediately repair 20 "a Bowe
" aiRAA ASoSRsoSs, where you can nod ali The heart
car "sh EDgsh Three ply Carpess 90 Ca 10 Ss % per
Ysro iosran Carpets. Sc, Ia 81 Sc Rage aos; Table
Covers. 81 &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

PAgENr TAPEsrRY.-Three- ply and
Patent Tapestry Ingram Csrpsune al the famous Csrps
Ing Establishment, ~ Bowery. HIRAM ANDERSON Three.
ply Carpets to I'd, "a S. 9s. Rad s per ysd EngiIh lu
grain Cspels Sc e. s. snd De per yard Floor OIL ClOhs
Ss 10 and 50 per yard Won tyfia bagains every day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

Tar New. York STOVE FACTORY.-
NICHOLAS L. CORr. Manufacturer snd wholesale AMI
retail dealer Stoves SDve Frimnngs, Ito aud Sheet
Iron Bakers hard aud charcoal Furnaces sc. kc invites
the OF desets aud ohss his lage assortment
OF articles IN the above witch VIII sold The
lowest manufacturers prices All Stoves warranted as
represented SOves dehvofrt free 81 charge, ths old
stand SIS Gran3-sI OpposiIs Essex MsGet N. Y. R.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

ADVERTISING. places and papers
49,, ,esn,ed for the furbCYapce Il various Business Pur'
mia ~ be seecte- ~ the AFeneJ Of D. tALsss
who IL daily receiving cares ano 'O Tor
80 the hest surrss OF the county far ana nea vi
Which he il specially dsp1l-c 70 t,sns'ci on,ne.~
who arr prepared supply ne GEMS 0t tns
Az ~ he coupec opportunity ~hch us AEeu-
~ for mailing be fac kno IN to me people o. e
clfnirN In tte.r own p3pers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
Marketa....guFFALo. AphI

The receipts at this port since our lat have
been FLOUR 1900 bbls WHEAT, 1000 hush Coas,
20 coo bubh There fair demand fOT Wesefo FLOWS
and The msrk' without material ch,nss The ass' we're
coo bbls al IS for nlcbigsn Prime Oblo WHEAr 10
good demand, with sales Ot ~ 600 bush at8f0a5' C0ss
10 not go sclve, but wi h0ul chsog- noc- Mixed Wee
tel 10 f1448c FREIGnIS ara v lIhnnl chAnRa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
nInrlets.

COTTON was In good demand, but freely me.
prices were quite unsettled and fully az low hs pro
cedingdsy faiI nomlnsly quoted al lie Tne sae' wrs
$50 balef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
Lsnny Lind IA baltimore.

BALTIMORE MOnuAy ApFII =,
Jenny Lind arrived here this evening from
Cumberland, much fatigued bat in good health
She gives a concert tomorrow night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

NEW -OkLEANs, sunday, Apiu ~,
The River has allen one foos from the hlghes!
point, and is falling slowly.
There is mu b talk about Cuban Expedition,
but nothing certain is known. The weather Is
fine and cool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
Daniel Webster and Fansuil Hall.

BOslON. Murday, April y,
Daniel Webster's letter was no. read this a.
ternoon in consequence Of the sickness of Alder
man Rogers. IL is said TO be only two lines long,
stating that he is about TO leave Boston, aud init
mates thereby that their retraction was too late.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

REMovAL.-DR LUTENER's EAR lNFIR-
NARY for the exclusive treatment Of ear cisesss WI oe
removed 10 s7l Broadway on the lsi OF hi{ D4,e.s'
d,ehArges from ihe exeYs sHd the various osets
ing no{sse 10 the head removed 10 shori ume V1ou.
risk or pain Coordination fee g. Uopsld isiers reutsa
OfFce hours from HIS Patients from The county pro-
vtded with comfortable board D" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
iiarhets..NEw- oSLEASs, Aprl H.

The COTTOS market is unchanged aud the sales
CT Saturday were sac bars LARD 10 ailye, ali sec
kegs were sold Al "a FOR Prime Onto FLOUR s-lsAfB,
sno CORN 10 dull al s8Uac Tor Mixed Hni 5l0bic. bf
Prime OF Mess PORK roo bbs ubiosOecged sod q
ID -. HuljefB Of RIO COFFEE shing ice Snsl
Ises 81 WHISKY have been mace ~ l9r FsEfGHrs 70
Live rpool are al IL. BTERLINc EXCdAHGE squOsd q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

~ TmE LARGEST ASSORTMENT of Bed
steads Bess Mattresses sud Feathers offered a. NJ
WILLIAMS Warehouse. 40 Cnsinam-s cor. OF Mulberry
The slenlsn Of Househe~peTs aud others particularly
called 10 wits Patent Righta d Len Screw Bedstead.
Old Beds renovated. COts Wholesale aud retail
al9 STU This
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

CHILDREN's HATs.-LEARY & Co.,
Hkiers and leaders offs.hion for Gardeners Hsis
sIo Actor House viii offer this day variety o. new
and beautiful styles OF Chilorsn's dsts al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

CABINET FURNITURE The undersigned
scostg tis business al ,srs he balance ofha stock OF
Cabinet Furniture al reduced prices PersSns Ia want OF
good furniture regartte 10 call and examine for
lhemseyes. JOHN N. sAYRE. I'd Beskman I'll aA 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

Y FowLERs & WELLS, PbronolOgists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. 1871 Nasssu-st near the PGk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

~ English Floor Oil. Cloths from II to
q yards wide OF elegant TspestTy marble and chnU pat
terms "a 80 per yard. soc ysrds Floor OCoihs one
10 two yards wide rich fsures So 10 aud % per yard
nchlle, emhraldeled Tah.e CnveLs. s. and S. each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
N. p. II. BARRETT IL Co.-Childress
Cloth;pr At wholesale, A Nessa1-st H.York % I'm

SPRINs CLoTHING.-Our select and ex~
tsosye stock OF Clothing for the season now reaoy
an the lsisst s,ye OF carmen OF the day and
sverytbng thai IL and chAsle IN good. TO Be ioand IN
rhis or European markets u q > Dns LIN
NIL Inn 50 and 50 Jonu-tl cor OF Nassso's~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

TgE WAY TO ATTAIN P"PULAhlIf -
81: 49,, - he popularity Of KSoxs Hsss that by
uSieioss system Of sdsrrsins 20 b4s iofoduced las y
Ss.s. ~ ci,,zsp, Who hoT girDg them TAR MA
49, .nisd IN or Ou1ciag he n ibe bh ghiesl U5s Gle
o.n IA shape texture AID ma 1acfe an9 loo ca
quality considered to bs fo1n1 10 ne Oned sIses t.ey
.els psssea under he Scf1ubY 30 tat DO
ore car proeuFe damaged Or W made e'ueie a. IA e.
tahii,hment Give hlm a cali, a. ! % F0liOD-sE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

~ Look at those new and Oeaotliol
sorpg patterns OF Iogras Csrpstog only 4s AMI IS P7F
ysro snd heir Psrnt Tsp-siry Tnfe7py' sn1 Sss-nt
tapestry fpgrsu Carpets, offered a. suca mooefa "
eight spacious fales suca bargains are rey mel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

To LADY EQUEsrRIANs.-GESiN would
respectfully spprSe me Lseiss OF New YoIs sna Vsss
NOM ober cties thai kEs ready 10 GdoidJo 70 toe
nunsd Beaver Il dIsb ard Dack aRepsr syie Of hgnI
straw Hat. adapted for eq9eIaiAo exercise IA yarn
weshe OyNIS confident ihsl those ladies' who favor
rim with call will sppfove ara pstronize THIS novelty OF
tbe season a. selpg spropos and tasefo lnVennoo
GENIE ~ BToAd y az, oppoLte 81 Peult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

NV GooDs BY THE STEAMERs.-Wo
have observed that Mr.. q. NJ. BoDiSE, OF So 0faooh
corner OF Orchard hss been very busy during the PAST
wek and also thai he received by the lsts SesOeu
large invoices OF Spring Goods smopg wnen s p
rhIcs seecion OF Dress Goods and Shsws bIks rop-
iins Barege Delsnes, Printed muslins stk and Linen
Goods and all kinds OF Foreign and D0mesuc oooos
which will be sold very cheap 40 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AT RETAIL
5000 Yards seasoned 81. per yard
Tapestry Carpets a. 20 per yard.
Three ply At 7s and %. per yard.
Super IDgrsn at "a. and s.. peryaTd ,,n-
,09 ITsl BAIEy 4 BROTHERs, 45i Pearl st.
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H.--APPOINTMENTS.
MgpIcAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
William H. Tiugley of Pennsylvania, to be Assistant Sur
geon, March "a, 1851, uice Hitchcock. promoted.
John J. Milhau Of New York, to be Assistant Sugeon
April 80, 1851, pice Hewitt resigned.
Aquia T. Rdgely of Maryland, to be Assistant Surgeon
June 80, 1851, uiee Kennedy, deceased.
Rank. CoRrs OF ENGINEERs.
l. Cadet George L. Andrews be Brevet Second Lieu
tenant July l. 1851.
q Cadet james ST. g. Morton, to be Breve Second Lieu
tenant July i, 1851.
Ordnance DEPARTMENT.. IF.
g. Cadet George T. Bach to be Brevet Second Lieutenant
July |, 1851.
A. Cadet William T. Wecker, to be Brevet Second Lieu
tenant, July l, 1851.
*,. FrRsr REGIMENT OF DRAsooNs.
a. Cadet Isaiah N Moore to be Breve Second Lieutenant
July l, 1851. Company A.
49, Cadet Robert Williams be Beve Second Lieutenant
July l, 1851 company c.
90 Cadet John Mendenha be Bevet Second Lieutenant
July 1, 1851. COMPANY H
SECOND REGIMENT OF DRAGooSs.
Cadet Ben Hardin Helm be Breve Second Lieutenant
July j, 1851. COMPANY G.l
49, Cadet David Bell be Brevet Second Lieutenant July
|, 1851. COMPANY A..
a. Cadet Charles E. Norris be Brevet Second Lieutenant
July |, 1861. COMPANY E.
REsImENr MOUNTED RIrLKmKS.
a. Cadet Hyatt C. RANSOM be Second Lieutenant JULY
l, 1851. Company d.
g. Cadet Alex McRae, to be Brevet Second Lieutenant
July l, 1851. COMPANY Al
"a. Cadet Roger JONES' b be Breve Second Lieutenant
July l, 1851. company H.
40 Cadet Joseph G. Tord be Bvt Second Lieutenant
July l, 1851. COMPANY b.
A. Cadet Laurence s. Baker, to be Bvt Second Lieutenant
July l, 1851. Company g.
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wish, said Virginian to his broher resident in
Ohio emancipate hundred slaves, and desire you
TO take them Ohio" eel cannot do it," replied the brother
",he citizens Of Ohio will allow to bring one hum
red slaves among them settle but do you take them TO
Wheeling, and there place them steamboat for Gin
cinna, and speak Of taking them to New Orleans and
while you looking for another boat give the chance
and the abohtionists iciH steal the hoie of them and run
them off and then celebrate perfect triumph over them
But If you take them to the men, and ask them 10
receive and take Of them they will tell you TO take
care of them yourself Richmond Republican.
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THE ExrRADfrIoS CAsE.-S,ephen Walsh, claimed at
New York fugitive from justice, under the Ashburton
treaty. discharged by the Commissioner Wednesday
He was deseer from the British army, and for the purpose
ed with stealing the keys with which be unlocked the guard
room in which he confined The magistrate held that
he did not take them with intent to steal and therefore
the taking not felony.
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And the balance against him S2O2 65 which paid by
bis parent guardian, for which be runs into debt Your
board s Of opinion that with the strctes economy the cadet
graduating must have nearly this balance against him,
have had made up by his parent guardian, or must
have been subjected 10 his feelings to modification The
views Of the superintendent the effect Of this state Of things
follows 1t is important" he says sin national
institution like this that every member should be placed
perfect equality and this cannot be the if the allow
ance granted by Government is inadequate to supply the
absolute Of the Cadets irrespective ct any aid from
parents guardians The welfare of the Academy requires
that there should be entire independence Of feeling in this
respect and that the son Of the most INDECENT should be
able to appear in the same inexpensive decent garb as the
son of tho most afiuent." .
In these sentiments the board fully comedies, and is pre-
pared TO maintain that the pay Of the cadet should be in
creased four dollars NTH other words restored to S2S
per month. ..s.. .~...s..
The Board of vsers has thus prepared under review the
various leading subjects which, for The last seventeen days.
have fully engrossed their attention.
IF the members Of this board claim for their services no
other merit they are certainly entitled that of having de-
voted to their task their most assduous and unremng
attention.
In the execution Of their aduous duty they have been
eved and aided the zeaous and cordial cooperation OF
the professors their assistants and Of all
the other officers on duty the post. Every nforma-
ton they could desire readily and freely communicated
all the facilities that could be afforded them were promptly
rendered; and in the frank and cordial association with
BODY Of officers so distinguished for urbany and intelligence
they would have eaped sufficient reward even their task
had bean one Of less interesting nature
But to the members Of this board their task was one of
never-failng interest," it daily developed before them the
beautiful and harmonious working of system valuable for
the affords of future usefulness to their country,
and 90 endeared to them by the recoecons of what it has
already achieved and if the result Of their investigation shall
10 exhbi. to the Government and extend amongst their
fellow-ci,izens conception and knowledge OF this nst-
tuition they will have satisfactorily accomplished their task
All which is most respectfully submitted
r. H. GARDINER, Of Maine, ~
President of the Board
WILLIAM DWIGHT, of Massachusetts
#,.. AUGUSTUS w. SMITH, Of Connecticut.
GEO. CADWALADER, of Pennsylvania.
JAS L. GATHER, Of Maryland.
JAMES PHILLIPS, of North Carolina.
VIM. p. BOWEN, of Georgia.
A. H. DUNLEvY, Of Ohio.
... H. w. HUNTINGTON, Of Louisiana.
SAMUEL BRECK, of Alabama. ,
JOSEPH r. COBB, of Mississippi.
THOMAS RANDALL, Of Florida.
J. B. BROWNE, Of Iowa.
JOHN H. LATHROP, Of Wisconsin,
&.... Secretary of the Board.
fThe statements referred to in the preceding report, not
being necessary to understanding Of il. omitted
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MEMORANDUM.

RreuLAr1ox February IL, 1851 (see General 0rders'
No. 81 "Cades serving sqpemumerary officers Of the
Army in virtue Of their Brsvets viii be successvey pro-
NOTED to Of the lowest grade which may happen
the particular regiment which they have been attached
cordng to the order of rank established at the Military Aca-
denny" s3s4
NorE.-Ater all the Breve I'd Lsutenants sppointed in
particular Regiment have been duly promoted any vacancies
happening therein prior the ls July Of any year. will be
filled by the senior Brevet 2i Leutenants attached other
regiments the who may have notified the Adu-
tant Generals Office Of their willingness accept such pro-
| motion, r. JONES, Adj't GenL
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The PowEIL EsrArE on the Schuylkill, belonging to
COL John Hare POWELL has recently been sold for S35O0o0
The dividing up Of this splendid property will greatly stmu-
late improvements in the suburbs Of Philadelphia.
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Notice given by the Trustees Of the Bank Of the United
States, under the deed assignment Of May ls4l, that
further dividend of sixteen and seventy hundredths
the balance Of principal and interest TO October lst
$780, the post provided for by that assignment will
be paid persons holding any Of the said notes. a, the office
Of the bank in Walnut street, Philadelphia The notes en-
titled the benefit Of the assignment all dated IN Decem
her, 1S40 and each is numbered with OF the humbers IN
series Of from 4, ,543 to 9,644, both inclusive
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z Cadet Caleb Huse, be Brevet Secoad Lieutepan
:, July !, ls5l. COMPANY A
IL CADET Asan e. Glem, to be Brevet Second Lieutenant
! julyl, 1851. COMPANY HI
IL. Cadet Henry E. Maynadier 10 b. Breyet Second Lieu
tenant July J, 1851. Company C.l
SECOND REsInEsr OF ARrnLEar.
Q. CADET James ThOmpson be Bvt Second Lieutenant
| July 1851. COMPANY Dl
10. Cadet Edward H. Day. 10 be By Second Lieutenant
49, c.ds, Alsu Perry 9%p'5s Ss b. Second Lieutenant
July |, 1851 [Compapy H.
THIRD REeTaEsr OF AArIIIxRr.
July !, 1851. COMPANY b.
r. Cadet De Witt N. Root TO be Breve. Second Lieutenant
July l. 1851. Company FL
l5 CadetJoh Edwards j., TO be Beve Second Lieutenant
July !, 1851. company G.
FOURTH REeIagsr OF ART1ILRar.
g. Cadet Kenne Gerard be Breve, Second Lieutenant
July !, 1851. COMPANY d.
10 Cadet Albert J. s. Monard, to be Bvt. Second Lieut.
July !, 1851. COMPANY E.
FyRsr REGIMENT OF IsFAsTRI.
Al. Cadet James b. Greene to be Bv Second Lieutenant,
July !, 1851 Company D.
SEcosD RssIMxSY or IsTANTRr.
s7 Cadet VIM H. Morris tobe Bre.s Second Leussnsnt,'
July ]. 1851. GCompaay Z.
2S Cadet James Curtis to be Bevet Second Leutenants
s5 Cadet Adophusy Bond to 5. B-.. Second Lieutenant
July !, 1851 COMPANY K
THIRD REGIMENT or IsH As7as.
Sauos uotuh tone
July l. 1851. COMPANY %.
81. Cadet VIM. D. Whppe, lobe BV Second Liestenan,
July l, 1851. [Company G.T =
33. Cadet Junius Daniel, be Breves Second Leuenant
July l, 1851 company X.
FOURTH MeIMEsr or IsFAsDRr.
3d. Cadet Henry c. Hodges tobe Bevet Second Lieutenant
July !, 1851 COMPANY E.
Firth REsrmENT OF INrarrRr
80. Cadet Henry F. Wer to be Brevsf Lieutenant
July l, 1851. [Eompany KsT -',stett
Sixth REGIMEsr OF fSfAHrRr
20 Cadet John G. Kelon be BeSet Second Lieutenant
July !, IS5l. [Company Ml. ..., 81.
49, Cadet Robert E. Patterson, be BFt Second Lieutenant
July |, 1851. COMPANY H. i
49, Cadet John T. ShasI to be Brevet Second lieutenant
July ], 1851 Company GIL -
SEVENTH Rse4mErr OF ESaASraTs
rs Cadet Gurden Chaplin be Btevs Second Lieuensn
Juy,l 1851. company H.
3e Cadet Thomas j. 9. Amory, to be Bs Second Lieut..
Juysl, 1851. company A.
81 Cadet Edward A. Pale to be Bvt Second Lieutenant,
July l, 1851. [Company D.
E EIeATH REGIMENT OF INFATrRT.
&c. Cadet eancthon Smith, be Bvr Second Lieutenant
July l, 1851. [Cenpanr b.
John s. Evens of Kentucky be Military Storehseper in
the Ordnance Department, MaE7, 1861, sice Simmonr,,
resigned.
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ncCr.INToCK YOUNG,

ATTORNEY md C0UhSELLOR At LIN,
AVING resigned the office OF Chie CLERK OF ths rea-
sury Department which he has held tor ths last sixteen
years, has re sumed the practice OF his profession
He will devote his principal attention to the OF
caius be,ore Congress several Departments and Com
missioners on Foreign indemnties a.,
To ensure earl attention TO claims against the War; Navy,
ONE and Office Departments including business with
H. p,n, O;ce he made arrangements with the most
escn, agents Washington to ass's him, by which busi-
rs, nj .n, s ed with the GOV ernmen conded to
h;,n viii i certain be acted in the prompt man.
er N, hss made arrangements superintend Land Agrn
cy Tor tn rurbs as leasing, renting OF lands IN the
several States Territories Terms made known ap-
plications, post paid
Office residence between 18th and 18th streets
Rernces -hou X. b. fancy, Chet Justice OF the Uni-
or tea. House Of Congress since the year 1883.
lsg lE--iy
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TThe referred in the preceding report not
being necessary to undermining Of il. omitted
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g. O.. Wan DrrARrassT,
uASINAL IA UhpNh'S ADJUrAsT GESERALs OrFIcx,
No. o. Washington, July 4, 1851.
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Promotions and Appointments in the Army Of
the United States, made by the PRESIDENT since
the publication of " General Orders" No. Is, of
March Is, 1851: -
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Cadets to wit, commssary department and mess-ha, all
the expenses of which betrayed out Of their pay.
These departments have received much attention from
your board for upon the economy with which they are
managed, the rate at which his cothng &c., and board
furnished the ability of 10 live upon his monthly
stipend Of S24 depends
The commissary department conducted by commissary
under the direction of board of officers, designated the
clothing boar The purchases made generally in open
market, and upon the most advantageous terms
When the articles purchased arrive notice given to the
superintendent by whom board of officers ordered to in
spec and report to him the quality price, &C. of the
The materials thus secured The clothing made
by the approved workmep and furnished the cadets
actual cost and small per centage the expenses
of the establishment and when finished again examined
by the clothing board to quality and fit The prices of all
articles of clothing hung up in conspicuous place the
commssary store The clothing consists Of uniform over
coats uniform dress coats and panaloons riding jackets and
riding panaloons fatigue jackets, white drilling panaoons
and uniform shoes. which last furnished by the shoe
maker contract prices ALSO for the third class when going
furough, Of uniform ock coats, pantaoons and vests
and citizen coats pans and The other articles fur
nshed by the commssary furniture equip
ments Except arms sashes dress and forage caps shirts
drawers stockings gloves socks stocks books drawing
instruments aud materials stationery, OIL candles, &c.
All articles furnished to the cadets an order from the
superintendent who obliged study economy for MANY of
them keep them within their limited pay, and the articles
furnished, with the prices entered on each cadets
book and also the books of the reasurers Office Each
cadet therefore, knows all times the state of his
Inc poaru taxes peasufe in saying mat The system of bus
and of book keeping in the easurers Office and in the
commssary department is admirable, and merits uuquafied
commendaton. No Suggestions Of ours can improve the
system economy Of this department.
The Mess Hall is under the charge Of an officer called
the Pueyo Of the Mess Hail. who mskes all purchases ard
Disbursements and all arrangements the cadets messhis
purchases Disbursements and arrangements being
and spproved BY board Of officers, designated the Audi
tors Of Cadets Mess Accounts The price Of board charged
each cadet averaged the last year ss Is per month The
board is Of opinion that the present pueyor who has
Gently entered the duties o. bis Office, and will intro
duce system into this department. and by attention to
minute DETAIL reduce the price Of beard without
the quality Of the food urished, and the hope is INDUCED
that matter Of economy aud comfort 10 the ca let's the
purvey will be permitted to extend the vegetable garden
attached The Mess Hall, and improve its cultivation