The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-07-29
Total, 2l6

study, which similar that adopted
daion for requirements engineering
s s dcs are aasS Sr IN
&c and a, easf rg % gs. we r.
Ill The fare il liberal and god the accommodations for od ing
excellent and comfortable the mess hail and recitation
~ The location every desirable advantage In beauty
aciy Of access from all paris OF ,he south and West
pure this Institute presents attractions that
n e esun,y suaieisn evidence Of The sau6y Of the situation
excellent heath enjoyed BY the corp Of sade
generally Of tdlng and e,dna5y character,
vancrent in The pursued respectively
were highly gratifying 70 US aud showed
graduating class Than we had anticipated We cHpeen
the kindness and anxiety for their welfare
Vi The arms belonging sate were in
the best possible order The manner IN which The military drill and
had been uken instruct em thoroughly in this OF he
observed with satisfaction that the faculty
OF EVEN rseos o S % s oesg o. e re-
instructions Institute will add II the reputation il has already
asy earned as '''"s "
the military training productive
highly The order that prevails in
and domestic proceedings must eondaee % Systematic and
orderly habits the enforcement % necessary regulations must e
Difference and constituted authority
physical powers aud thus be Of ncacuabe
the general ms o. aS @ mi. us eaa" one o. ,nS
by the Of the cadets and their IN general excellent
constitutions where physical training
!
experienced during visit Lest however
should be considered INDUCING N the Of uda
ton, viii ourselves with that the
genemany OF the cadets their satisfactory progress
in study aud The high order Of edneaGd talent displayed by The grad
their commencement exercises, afforded US the
affords youth every facility
obtaining an aeeomphed education calculated 70 make them use
beloved country As such, cordially
confidently TO the fostering Of the
patronage Of all those VINO desire to secure Tor their nng the
Nor the success and permanently Of such
as this mater that concerns only pnLsn mis- nstae deserves
oss' q tne, country as 4 = only BY general diffusion Of ne
development aud of the blessings Of
Respectfully, SC,
JOHN NJ HARLAN,
Aduiant general, and cSohhcio chairman
i aaSpa Il ESf MIIIasuALL,
THOMAS r. Il MONROE,
DRrSSos sruSos, (Kyi0 June ~, 1851.
A graduate Of est Point skilled in practical engineering
JOHN goHSs6S' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'pp' July %
49,,
orrcr or COMMISSIONERS o. purl,o BurLpNes,
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PROPOSALS received at this ONCE until sat
and erecting around one q the public spaces in THIS city
plan pesia..uon which this oacc
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| Commissioner Of Public Buidings
0 Persons having bills against his Office again requested
present them for settlement We
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