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HuMsaaHAan OF THE LUNGS.

Macon Aprl lSl9,
De. IArrLE--Sr: After having had repeated at.
tacks of hemorrhage OF the lungs. Tor which have
used dozen or more Of Wistar's lialsam OF Wild
Cherry without Stopping it, am happy to inform
you your Anoiyne Cough Drops have relieved me-
not only OF the cough and irritation Of the lungs, but
have no more hemorrhage although several months
have elapsed since besides, my breast is much
stronger. Your medicine | have found TO suit my
case much better than the Bslsam of Cherry; in
fact, very far superior to it in every way.
Yours, respectfully,
(Signcd) II. L. SHAW.
A. Beware Of imposition, and avoid the use ofsub-
stitutes The laee-simile Of the signature Dr. w
g. Little, viii be found upon the outside wrapperol
each one Of his medicines
sold wholesale aud retail by the proprietor at his
Manufacturing IIepot, NJ ia, Market street pa
delphia aud at Macon, Ga. 10 be had also Of G. A.
Moore & Co jackson; T.. A. Talbot, Holly Springs
G. Morrison, Tuscaloosa, ard by agents and Drug
gsts generally throughout the Southern and Yves
tern states.
Taylor X Mccarthy,
SOLE Agpats, olaadiS, Mss
NJ =. These medicines are not like the quack
bostfnms from the north good FOR every thing, hat
willassuedly cure the maadies they are prescribed
for.
LOOK TO YouR oWy FSTEREsT.--Dr. Titles Yer
mifuec put up in wales double the size OF any
other, is gven in the same way, requires nothing
afterwards, and is decidedly one of the mos. certain
and safe remedies TO relieve children Of worms ever
offered to the public Price Is cts and 81
Ca'umhus Ger. 81 ISL. l5-ly.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

NHISS NJ. MORSE will resume the exercises Of
va her school on the 2nd Monday Of January
the 18th
Columbus, JAM ;, 1854
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Y'roc osla,iSA III President q Ne Reputlic
70 the Armg
k01D.rrs Be- ffaud cf yoa'ni ION You
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wxAvrz. wrL11Ans = no1FonDs,

December 10, 1851.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

RtliT IF the Poor Material hid from the Fire.
men-Bridsing the S"squehanna-IE The Ice Bridge
BALTIMORE, February -y4p. IN
The suiIerings of the poor in this city during til
present Indictment season being relieved wish
more liberality than has been the case before
The Society for the Relief of the Poor have been
kept III funds almost to the extent OF their wants
aud today they are being rcplenishcd by twenty
live mercantile firms, each subscribing fifty dol.
lars In addition to this, large amount Of bread
is being distributed daily, which movement was
commenced two weeks since by Sandford's Sere.
naders, who gave two thousand loavcs. Since then
the bakers. in various sections OF the city, have
called together the poor and distributed bread to
the amount Of five hundred oaves each among
them. The iremen have also joined in the good
work, and this morning the Monumental Hose
Company distributed five hundred loavcs from
their house. The First baltimore Hose Company,
not to be outdone by their neghbors of the Monu
mental, supplied all who obtained bread from the
latter with suicicncy Of butter to render it
palatabe.
resolution is under discussion by our City
Council instructing the members OF the Legisla-
ture from this city TO vote in favor of granting
charter to the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Bal
timorc Railroad Company, to construct a bridge
across the Susquchanna Havre de Grace
II will doubtless pass.
LEARN from passenger just arrived from Phi
ladelphia that the ice bridge across the Susque-
hanna ia as firm as ever, and that heavy trains Of
freight.cars are daily passed over the railroad
track laid on the ice Should it not be broken up
by frcshet, il will doubtless remain firm until the
middle of March
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
QUARrraMAsrER GEsRaAL's orrreE

QUARrRRMAsTER CESsRAL's OFFICE,
WAsusGTos CRY, January 10. 1852.
AJ iEREAS certain drafts, purport.ns ~ be
w those of officer Of the Quartcrmaster' e
Department, Major General Thomas S. Jesup,
Quartermaster General, have been presented for
payment, which drafts forgeries il becomes
necessary TO issue this caution in order that the
public may be on its guard should other drafts Of
like character be in circulation.
The drafts presented as above bear the forged
signature of Captain l.. @. Easton, Assistant Quar-
termaster Of the United States Army. They are
numbered l73 and III, dated Assistant Quarter
masters Office, Santa Fe, New Mexico, July =,
1851; the for S2,350, the other for 900, and
both in favor Of Gus,avus Mctarcourt, formerly a
clerk in the employment of Captain Easton, re
Gently stationed in Santa re. They bear their
face the forged signature OF Colonel r. V. Sumner
approving the same.
Said McIiarcourt has been reported TO this office
az having committed extensive frauds on his EN-
ploycr, Captain Easton and it il feared be has de-
frauded the community to large amount by
means Of forged drafts similar to those described
This caution is given that all may be on their
guard sgainst receiving drafts, whether in favor
Of, endorsed by said McIIarcourt. II is believed
there genuine drafts Of Captain Esston's
outstanding on which the name OF McHarcourt
appears in any way.
BY direction OF the Quartcrmaster General.
VIM. A. GORDON,
Jan IL Chief Clerk.
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Obituary.

Died, in Greensboro, Kentucky, ON Saturday, the
2tth January, 1857, Of crysipclas, Mrs. ELIZA H.
TRIfLkJr, wife Of the Hon. PaiLIP TapLKTT, in
the nth year Of her age. In the full maturity Of
her intellectual aud physical strength the destroy
a. came and gathered her home to the heaven OF
rest, and the prcsence Of the God whom shc de
lighted To- serve. She had been for many years
most meek aud dcvout Christian, and having at
"a, he'd hsrsclf To the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, her walk and conversation at all times
evinccd her fitness not only for that station, but for
I've socicty Of Heaven constituted ms IT Ia, OF The
prcscnce Of God, the adorable Rcdec mcr, and the
spirts of the Just made perfect through the grace
aud favor of God. A husbsud and children, deeply
penetrated with this inscrutable decree OF Prov.
dence, the community in which her life OF good
deeds charitable Offices, md eminent Christian de-
voiion, were cxcmplifod. must turn their thoughts
and affections To Heaven; for she ). not now Of THE
cir,h-Cod has called her, aud sbc has gone into
lila presence where her spirit, well refined, must
dwell forever more.
TO her God had been peculiarly bountful. To
n strong physical constitution lie added power OF
intellect rarely, II ever, surpassed by any OF her
rex, aud thcsc great blessings she used and en-
ioyed not in idlcness but like the servant 10 whom
Ills master had given the highest talents, shc used
and improved The talents bestowed upon her by he'
God; and. like that scryant, her reward was
osw,ii done thou good md faithful scfveni tho,
hast been faithful over few things, will nrk'
thee ruler over many things; enter thou into tb'
Joy 81 thy Lord.
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WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,
prcnnon Springs. Henry County, Ky


THIS Institution offers those peculiar odvan-
Il tagcs, that, with most thorough literary
course il combines the essential parts OF The sclon
tiRc one OF the U. s. Military Academy, while 1t
promotes, by military exercise, that health physi-
cal development and consequent mental vigor
which the ordinary system of education tends
rather TO destroy. Under its methodicsl distribu,
ton of time and the habits on puuctuality attained
by military discipline in a situation remote from
the allurcrncnts, the vices, aud tho dissipaoons
usually incident college life, the student eau ac-
compfsh more than ordinary results. " afords
superior opportunity for thc study OF MopHnN
LkSGuAegs and the science and practice OF EN'
GINEEntSe Its Academic stall consists OF ten
experienced professors The cadets in attendance
arc from sixteen different States
The AxNuAL SsssioS commences the second
Monday in September, and the SEMI ASNUAL one
the frat Monday in February, closing on the thru
Thursday in June.
Tspasi Tuition, boarding, rooms FURNITURE,
washing, fuel, hghts, scryants attendance, hcld
music usc ofarms, aud surgcon's fec, los per an
mum Modern languages aud Landscape Draw
nq are taught nj an extra charge oi $50 per an
mum Tor each. Cadets are received AT any time
during the session, aud charged proportonabiy
Tor ibe unexpirod part.
For further information apply To Coloncl II "
johnson, Superintendent. at Dronnon Springs, OF
A. O smith. Treasurer, Louisville, Kentucky.
Jan li-tApl
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TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.

III y. BLANDY, Proprietors of Locomotive
IL. Engine Works, Zanesvillo. Ohio. rcspectfu-
ly give notice TO railroad companies that they are
nov prepared 10 furnish Engincs Of the most ap.
proved construction and finish, which for capacity
speed, and durability, arc not exc He'd in this
country.
Alec. allother railroad chinery both wrou ght
and cast iron, pertaining TO the road, stations, or
machine shops
Terms as favorable as any other builders in the
United States.
The facilities OF transportation from GAINESVILLE
are as good as from any other point in the Union
having steamboat navigation othc Ohio river. and
oanal-boat and railroad conncxon with the Ohio
river and lakes.
One OF their Engines, the "Zanesvilic- ON the
Central Ohio Railroad, may be referred TO, or
others at their works The attention. of those In .
terostod "a invited, and orders solicited
Dec l-co3Ip
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OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENC
WASHINGTON City.

washington city.
A LII PERSONS having business in the city OF
signed has established here an OFFICE OF CORAE
SPONDENCE, for the purpose of giving any In
formation desired by any person in any part OF tho
world. No business, whether public or private, il
Of an honorable characte will be uded from the
correspondence of this office. Persons wishing to
know how to proceed in any business they may
have before Congress. in the public Offices, &c,
will be discreetly advised; and where professional
other aid is necessary the beat will be procured
or recommended.
The undersigned will regard oil matters com
municated to him in connexon with this office
sacrcdly confidential, and will, by himself and
through such agents il may be necessary for
him to employ, every possible precauton to
preserve them invioatc.
Every letter Of inquiry must contain a fec OF fpe
dollars, which will generally be the only remune-
ration required but should it not compensate for
the service to be rendered. the proper amount will
be stated in satisfactory letter in reply.
% Address postage prepad)
THOMAS T.. CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence, Washington, ID. c.
WAsHISGToS CITY, January 10, 1892.
MIR. THOMAS T.. CoSSoLLY 10 knowp to us as a
worthy citizen, as gentleman OF intelligence, and
a clear, accurate, and ready writer; and Se re.
gard him as eminently qualified for the able,
prompt, and faithful performance OF the useful du.
ties connected with his and original design OF
an OFyiCs OF CoRREsPosDrScE.
RICHARD WALLACE,
~ S. Marshal for the District of Columbia ]
WALTER LENOX.
Mayor of Washington City.l
10 GALES,
[Senior editor Of the National Intelligenccr. u
r. w. LATHAM, Banker. ]
Jan 2O-TuTh& Satii6m
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DANCING ACADEMY

At tho Temperance Hall, Washing ton, ID. &.
u SAVARRO from III Grand street, New York,
Il professor, inventor, and sole teacher of all
the new and fashionable dances known in Anne
RIGA, has the honor to apprize the public that the
above DANCING ACADEMY will be open each
day from 10 a. IN. TO 4 O'clock p. m, and from g
TO O'Clock in the evening for classes and private
lessons.
p. 5. would assure ladies and gentlemen who
would favor him with their patronage, that in
ticeioe lessons they will be perfectly fat in the
dances Of the saloon.
Several stinguishcd musicians Of his saloon in
New York, performing the most new and beauti-
fol pieces OF music, recently composed in Europe,
will arrive on Monday morning, I'd February,
and persons wishing their services at SOlREES
or BALLS, will please address their orders to the
Academy OF p. SAVARRO.
Feb 2-lW~
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IuAyE now in store avery rich and aplendhi as
l sortmont Of the lallowing artiolts, TO vat IL,
n, srper silk, Cashmere, and French fiarnei
rrcss3no pobcs. Starfs Crevats, STOCK and Neck
tics in rich and pleasing variety, Tor Dress wed.
ding. and evening parties; SILK and Linen focke'
uordscrcbiefs; Gloves of all descriptions, OF the
beat makers; extra super wn'ier fur Glovos' sus
,,on.tc,s ard Hosiery aiso a fuu stock Of fine
p,ess sbirte plain aud fancy, with complete
N,pplv of woollcn, Merino, Cashmere, Silk, M,
Fur Under gsfnen,s; Brushes Of all s,nos, Por
Monsies, Purses Umbrcllr7 tanos, and Toilet Ar
,,clcs in ,bnrdaae.,A T.. ii. LANES
rssh,onable HAL, Cap, aud Ccntlemcn's Furnish
inc Store, Pennsylvania nv. bet, T. aud 9th ats.
Dec "a Union aud Telegraph ]
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HUDSON RIVER FIRE AND MARINE IN

HUDSON RIVER FIRE AND MARINE IN
sURANcE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Office No. l., Iodd's Building, adjoining
Bro,en's Hotel, Washington City, H. c.
Capital $500 OO0 Gall paid in and secured invest
cd according To Iaw)
WILL insure merchandise car goes dwcllings
w household furniture aud other property
any,chre in his District or the adjoining States, on
the most favorable terms.
The public may rest assured that all losses sus-
tanned 10y this company will be literally and PROMPT
IN adjusted al their office in this city.
ISAIAH BLOOD, President
ALFRED NOXON, Vice President
y. j. AVERY Secretary
JAS A. REQ VA, Actuary.
SAML. Is. HICKCOX, General Agent
Jan IL -dIy
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FLANK ROAD WASHINGTON mock
WILLIE TURNPIKE COMPANY.

I'VE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS, with u.e
Il majority OF the Stockholders has c determined
70 construct on this urupikea Piunk Road running
and nr that purpose viii issue stock TO the en-
tent of acvcn hundred and fifty sharcS. Of f,oenty
dollars each, and have appointed The undersigped
10 solcit and receive subscriptions 10 TIC same
Books arc now open ut our Office Cor the purpose.
F,ps dollars on each share - TO be paid at the Tune
of subscribing, aud like amount every sixty
days gntil the whole ia paid.
The advantages Of such road TO the city, and
tho property in the vicinity Of the road, must be
apparent TO all convcrsant with its situation There
ia but little doubt that similar road will soon be
built, connecting this road with Rockville and
BrookvilIc-thc last in the midst " hnc sgri-
cultural country; thus opcaigz direct and onsy
route from Montgomery and the upper part oil
Anne Arundel ognGcs 70 this city for the trans
portatlcD OF the products OF thatand The surround
isg country.
I,ianh Reads arc being most extensively cos'
structcd throughout the country, and haze eUery-
,,L,rf proved profitable Investments, paying large
dividends TO the stockholders, besides improving
tho value of property near them, and greatly in
crcaslng t..s tradc in tho places through which
thay pass.
4 considerable portion OF the stock has already
bccu suhscTibcd
Holders of the old stock in the company arc cnti
tied TO ore share Of stock for every itro shares
| of the old which will be issued to them on surrcn
der OF the old certificates. The new road will pro
! baby be finished in lcss tn n twelve months an'
ready for travel The cos, viii he lcss than -,
600 Uis thought u will pay dividend 81 not lee
than five pct cent the Grst year after u - finished
and Inc dividends will steadily increase.
! CITURB, SGbENCK & CO,
August 9.-diiu Bankers, opposite Treasury.
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MARRIED..

On the lst instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Eva, Mr..
JOEL G. GREEN to Mics ISABELLA E.WHEEL-
Err. all of this city
On the Sd instant, by the Rev. MATHEW ALIo, in
ST. Mary's Church. Mr.. JOHN RAGAN to Mise
MARY GALLAHER, all of this city.
On tho came day. by the same, HUGH JONES
to ELIZABETH BENNETT.
In the Cherokee Nation. on the 29th OF December,
by The Rev. THOMAS BERTHoLv. MIR. JAMES BUT
LER, OF South Caronn, icon OF our late esteemed
agent. Dr. Butler, and brother OF our present wor-
thy agent, George Butler,) to Miss FRANCES
TAYLOR. daughter OF RICHARD TAYLOR, second
chief of the Cherokee Nation CHEROKEE ddpocnfs.
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CONTENTS.
|. Mont Blanc. -BiackrOod's Magazine
=. D'Israeli's Character of Sir Robert PEEL
Times.
3. My Novel; or Varieties in English Life
BiackDood's Magazine.
g. Mrs Bray's Life Of Stothard.--Spectafor.
.. Alalet du Pans Memoirs and Correspond
ence.-SpectafOr.
6 Leaves from the Note Book of Naturalist.
7. The "Ic Deum" at Notrc Dame. Morning
Chronicle.
With Short Articles.
WAsHINGToN, December ~. IS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
turc and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country ths has appeared to me to be the most
useful. 1t contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current literature of the English language but
this, byits immensceItent and comprehension, in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion ofthc prcscntagc.
J. @. ADAMS
Published weekly at SO year. by
E. LlTTELL & Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SIIlLLINGTON,
Feb 3-dtw&wIw corner Pa. av. and 1, st.
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HEALTH OFFICE.

N UVTIIIVC IhCIpIC.
nR. A. q. HALL will continue to receive pa
- tients, make examinations of diseases, and
give prescriptions to inyalids Of both sexes on a
principle entirely new, and in perfect accordance
with the laws of life by which persons actually gain
in weight during medication in all complaints
General debility, dyspepsia, scrofua, rheuma tic
and neuralgia affections, weakness of the back and
spinal irrtations, consumptive habits, and afIec-
tions of the heart and lungs will be permanently
removed by nutritive process. and kept in con-
slant check in after life. Facts can be demon
srated. May be seen at his rooms, and by ladies
at Mrs. Frances parlor, on Seventh street, oppo
site Odd Fellows Hall Advice gratis to all. New
system explained. Office hours from to O'Clock
Feb 5-d2wif
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lr,-The Male Members Of the McKendrc
CHARLES SEXTON,

Attorney Inv.
OFFERS his professional services in the Supreme
" Court Of the United Statos, in claims before
the Court Of Commissioners, and in claims against
the various Departments Of the General Govern
ment and before Congress, in procuring patents.
in obtaining pensions and bounty ands, in collect
ing. debts and inheritancos, and negotiating the
puro hase and sale Of lands in any part OF the uni
ted States.
The latest mnps Of the States and Territories,
compiled from tho surveys Of the General Land
Office, and statistical information, embracing The
improvements and population Of the Territories
and the important towns in the United States,
Agreeable to the late census, can be obtained at bis
Office on 9th street. opposite the Treasury Build
ing, Washington. ID. G.
RErxREseKs: Hon. Justin Butterhcld, Washing
ton City; his Excellcncy Alexander Ramsey ST.
Paul, Minnesota; John X Livingston, Attorney nj
Law. New York City; Peter II. Burnett, Attorney at
Law, Alviso, California; Mcssrs. Thomas Cowpcr-
thwait & Co, Philadelphia; Mcssrs. p Ladev
& Co, St. Louis; Mlcssrs. G. Alternately x Co.,
Oregon City.
Feb 7-2aw3m
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DIED.

At Savannah, Georgia, Monday morning. I'd in
slant, ELIZA CECIL, wife Of the Hon. j. M DHR-
slss and daughter OF Colonel JAMES HUsTrn
Ia this city, the I'd instant, aged Elk years,
SEi.DEN. son of FRAscxs y. and Commander
WILLIAM IL GARpsEn, U. s. Navy.
In Aberdeen, Mississippi on the 10Th ult,, Mrs
MINERVA JANE. consort of DR.. JAMES A. WIN
u,.u formerly OF Halifax, Va.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Charge of Plundering a Wrecked YES.

Charge Of Plundering Wrecked Vessel
BosToN, February G.-IIenry Pittman, master,
and Augustus Hichngs, mate of the ship Sterling,
and Samuel Diary. master of the ship Missouri,
have been arrested for plundering the Missouri,
when wrecked on the coast Of Sumatra, in 1850, of
$4,000 in specie, which supposed at that
time to have been done by the natives
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ms. Cntharine Usyes.A zinc likeness or
this celebrated vocalist can be- sen az the Da-
srucr,ian Gallery Of 4 II wiIIrENURsT ~ the
city. Miss Hayes has pronounced itoneoi INC pcs'
ever taken Of her lie has also likeness oi Gov
kossuTp and Col. RraszsSczrY, FaANcis PulszAs'
G. Macy. Dr. SzPhczsx and Dr.. IhYtor, OF Nos'
sut,,'s suite.
Those who have not had an opportunity OF see
ing the above in proprin ptrso"d,' can gee co"'
te,|ed presenim,nf of them by calling ut the rooms
Of MIR. w, which aro open to the pubic ~ AT
tunes OF the day Jan ~
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Kossuru,s DAGUERHEoTYPE.

THE ADVERTISEMENT in the Baltimore Sun
i Of tho 18TH aud tho New Yort 1ins Of the
10th instant. by Whtchurs, claiming the credit Of
having taken the likeness OF this distinguished in
dividual. is not true
The only Dagucrrcoypo which aas been taken
la >.---., g Nc'-r-.oT Kosr 9Th was 70 fep W hs
original picture in this city my be seen a, his
Gallery. near Seventh street. Al others arc copies
DigucrrcOtyp of Madame pulszky and other
disting rushed individuals arc so on exhibition at
BENEFITS NATIONAL Gallery,
Pa avenue. near 7th street.
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Pennsylvania avenue.
This establishment possesses many advantages
others in this city, being built expressly Tor
Daguerrean purposes. Ii contains one OF the finest
skyghts in this country, and best arranged; for
which reason artists prefer Daguerreotypes taken
at this establishment above all Others.
There now exhibition come of the largest
Darucrrcotypcs in the world, taken at this estab-
lishInent, WIN large coHection oil others, W
the public at all hours of the day.
Awarded the first medal at the late Fair of the
Maryland Institute, and a premium at the Great
Exhibition al Castle Garden, New York
Gaiiuies.-No. 341 Broadway, New York; No.
Dos Baltimore street, Baltimore; Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, d. c.; n Mann street, Rich
mond. Va; Lynchburg, Va; Norfolk, Va; and
Petersburg, Va.
J. II WHITEHURsT Sole Proprietor.
Ia
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WAsHSGToH, January ~, 1852.
Messrs. MAYO and MoULToS have in press a Com
pilation Of the Army and Navy Pension Lave and
Resolution Of Congress relating TO Pensions. IL
also contains the Bounty Land Laws. with the
Opinions Of Attorneys General of the United States,
and the Dccisions, Rules, and Regulations adopted
by different Secretaries in reference to the oIccu-
ton Of those laws. The work having progressed
thus far, aud being almost through the press, has
been submitted to my inspection. IL will also con-
tain the Official Forms of the Pension Office,
pious Index, and sundry Analytical Tables ] am
fully impressed with the belief that the work will
be highly useiul one 90 many branches Of the
Government; and TO the Pension Office almost in
valuable, as the compilation now in use is in many
respects defective. ! checrfully recommend Il to
public patronage. j. +. HEATH
Jan %