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F1sFE INSURANCE..
EEna Insurance Co. of Hartford.
LIFE 1EPARTM ENT.
Annuity Fund Sl50,0Go.
EXCLUslVELY held pledged, and appro Praied, ~
Il wilA Its reserved accgm Gations, by The charter
and regulations cfe Company, to the payment Of Anmu-
ties aud losses upon Insurance o and in no eventha
bic foroher debts contracts, liabilities, engagements OF
he company.
GFEECEtsS.
THOs. X. BRAcE, Pres't, s L. LoasIs, Secretary;
+ 4. BULKIEy, Vice J. W. SEYsoua Aci'y President.
Maaaqing Directors for he Li}s Department.
L. A. BuLKLRy, JCuS Z. BOSWELL,
RoBKRT Buell., ROLAND MATHKR,
MILKs i. .IUTTLE, EpGIF u. RirLET
HENRA @. Pb ATY.
This being Joint Stock pFopncty company, and rondue-
ted cash system, the managers have adopted table
Of low is consistent with safety and
naeA lol,sr than those OF the Mutual Companies.
Applications for risks white persons received by the
undersigned, who ~il Cgrnsh Prospeciuseso the CompA-
any and any Information relative thereto.
: isks slaves ssaHst disease and accidents caas ng
DEATH akcu; Polecs issued and losses adjusted az lis
AGENCY JOS NASH, H,Agent,
Office \. W. corner Public Suare,
opposite Planters Bank Nashville. aug. 10, 1859.
szedscaE Examiners.
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VTTF have rscc rcd 5v recent arrivals nine .S-E--y
w more ocllose unrivallri PIsNos, nadess-s=1-s4
by !. r. BIuaarn an} Adam Stciart Co., oil I : II
yros y les ard sizes which viii be sold very low i-r
ash or good drawing interest and warranted to give
satisfaction IN every respect. -
aura W&TH. GREENFIELD K co.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFICE-NO. II, DEADERIcK STREET.

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year in advance 81 55 within the year So co. the end
Of the year 81 90. CLuns-Of five and upwards-s2 90
per copy for year. Clubs of subscribers viii be re-
ceived or SIX months AZ the foregoing rates
he TRiWEEKIY is published every Tuesday, Thursday
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CASH CASH.!
VTETED at the South Nashville Furniture Factory, OF

NNFNILD n The SlIn N1~NVlIIe INIllIutt FIeIoFN, W
w good SEASONED LUMBER
la1oD0 feet Of ]; inch Walnut Plank wide;
10000 do & 60 do DO do;
!ro50 DO . 80 CO do do;
100000 do Walnut Scaa;llag, feet long t. in. slre
lotaOo do Cherry do do do;
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gS1Ions g OF marriage he without reading the POCKET
ESCULAPIUS. Let one suffering fTTom a hscfnied
COngh Pain IN the side restless nights nervous feelings
and the whole train OF Despecc Sesai0us and given IN
by their physician be another moment without consulting
the -ESCULAPIUS Have the married. or thse about 70
be married any mpement read this truly useful book Is
has been the means of saving thousands Of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws Of death
~ Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
ensed in letter. will receive copy Of this work By mail
or nve copies will be sent for One Dollar. =
Address (postPad,) DIR WM.- YOUNG,
marchl6--ly n. I52 iSprucs ~ PkiEs.Eslplss
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Physicians requested to try this preparation. We
feel satisfied twill sustain the character give to it in this
r,,bli
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DARTICULAB NOTICE.-Or accounts being
small and great many OF them net worth the trouble
of cole, ing we have this ay closed Books and will
hereafter 3o business cnIirov for CASH Persons wishing
10 buy euhee terms viii lind tito their advantage TO call
on Us.
Persons having claims against viii please present them
for payment aud those indebted viii please call and pay up
anrt ~ ! NIXON.
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JUST FINISHED AND FOR SALE
At THE
Clark Street Coach Factory,
NO.5,
THE LATEST STYLE BUGGIES, BAROUCHES
ROCKAWAYS AND FAMILY CARRIAGES.
- Take PARTICULAR NOTICE that Q rl- Z,
Stouts Coach Shop is on CLARK STREET. 6'34;ssz-
julyla IRA A. STOUT
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UNIVERSITY oF NASHVILLE MEDiGEL DEPART
GENr.
1--WE Third annual Course Of Lectures in this Department
will commence Tuesday the INST OF November next
and continue till the first OF the ensuing March
PAU T. EyE NJ D. Principles and Practice oc Surgery.
JoHN NJ WA7soN NJ D.. Obstetrics and the Diseases of
Women anl Children.
4. h. Brcu1v,T NJ d., Surgcll and Pathological Anat-
omv and Physiology.
" X BOwLING n. D. Institutes and Practice of Medi-
cine.
C. K WINSTON, N. D., Material Medica and MedcalJu-
riSprudeuce
RoBEIr T. PORTER, n D., General and Special Anatomy.
J. BERRIEN IdNuSLEY v. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
WILLIAM 7. BRICGs N. y. DeEonsratoro! Anatomy.
The Anatomical rooms will be open for Students on the
first Monday OF October.
full Pr,lia4qry course Of Ie tures viii be given by
the Professors commencing also on the first Monday oi oc
tober. .
Tie Students will have free access to the State Hospital
Fee of each Professor $5. Matricu!auon ticket 50; ps
sectng ticket $40. Graduation fee SO.
Good board can be obtained in the city at from 2 80 tC
s. per week. Further information may be obtained by ad
dressing the Dean J. T. LINDSLEl, NJ D.,
Nashville. July 2O-w& ". Dean
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DIR. J. ". GRAY.

Office n L-cCoa5s' New Building, on Cherry Street
Eat.e-tg ilaiist1ck anil LtsJH.
dnc1 t--19n R1sInENCR-SEwANEE.
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET sscuIAprus
OK, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

Il Hundred Engraviags showing
Diseases and Naliormations of the
Human System in every shape and
form, To which is added a Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest Importance to. married
people, or those Contemplating mar
rage. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent copy Of the 4SCULAPfUS
to his child II may save him frum
an early grave. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret Obli-
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hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.J
NJ Bedsoe and some years ago he reduced | ceieve
lower than have any that afterwards
ed with what supposed be Dyspepsaand Liver affection
and after trying the prescrponso OF many Physicians in this
as Weas other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation of his own in being restored to good
health. NJ GABBERT NJ d..
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DRUGS, &C.
pR. RLFpsoEs ALrEaAFrYE OoMFouNn

Tie Recdg ooer az lsnsdle sr TIE Diseases e te L,res
Dysgegsja Enlargement md LytGHgfi0R 81 the Spleen
Heart51as C53ie F2atsleaee, Jiles, Cs,ssspqtbo al
diseases Of Tie Bor and Sea disezs4s from
dislrderd stat Of Gs St2aaacb, Liger Bcseos,
Sroflq and Sores Of any lsHd. For Geaeral LssRty,
from ao4ch Laies ffeGVsatlg suffer- there is not as
eg,afl in he scbole ldteraa Itoliof
TUE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely prostrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity Of
the Liverha he frequently for weeks at time unable TO
raise hinselfom his bed He sought aid from physicians
at horne and in Europe, but in vain his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and il by accident hat he
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been practicng med
icne his in such cases has been unryaed He
has been aware of the ncreduy Of the public and cOse
queny said nothing Though the press of his case,
until the character Of tie medicine fully established
b. its success shown rs the certificates which have
advertised.
suboin the certics e Of Prof NJ GABBERT Of Memphis
Tenn. with whom viien advised during the time OF my
Suffering
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.EAN KNoW TEYsgLF.,

IN Iasalradis Bood lo % ceDt& '.Ere,y F,i,pii7y
p - should hare CoPg"
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NHEMICALS.-Al large stock, and from the best
manufacturers some exceedingly rre, never before
brought TO this market Attention Of Physicians TO this
part Of my stock is respectfully solicited
aucr- y.
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GREEN q SCOTT, Auotioneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill Tuesday, shall se
person declining housekeeping 7h street, between
streets Che flag will the house 10 O'Clock,
good lot OF household and kitchen furniture such
Mahogany sofa, sideboafd, and bureau
DO pafior rocking and castor chairs
DO marble centre, side and tables
Walnut, high, low, and French tedstesds
Hair aud shuck mattresses, pillows and holsters
Carpet mating, and blinds
Wsshstands, toilet sets, vases
Looking glasses, auditon., shovel and
Walnut extension dining table, chairs
Rockers, dressing aud plain bureaus
Also, lot Of crockery-
With many things necessary enumerste.
Terms cash, GREEN h SCOTT,
Ap3-d Auctoneers.
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Hon. II. *. Meade.

We publish in another column an address from the Hon
R. X Meade, of Virginia, to his constituents in which
he declines a reelection 10 Congress Mr.. Meade has
served several sessions in the House OF Representatives.
with what ability and distinction is known to the coun-
try The fidelity with which he maintained the interests
OF his constituents is aasled by the fidelity with which
they supported him. Since his first election he has had
no opposition and doubtless he could be reelected
long as he might desire seat in Congress- We sincere
y regret the loss of his valuable services in the federal
lao;o
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Sales To-Day.
By J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

By j. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A GENTLEMAN REMoV-
l. ING FROM THE CRY AT AUCTION.-On Saturday morn.
ing April 10 O'Clock,
and effects OF gentleman removing from the city
sisling Of
Enaheled cottage chamber suite
Mahogany har French sofa
chairs
Do bedseads bureaus, wardrobes
Walnut table with marble top
Looking glasses, clock girandoes
Card breakfast, and chamber tables
Washstands, toilet tets
-Four superior feather beds, holsters and pillows
Best shuck
Blankets, comforts, sheets, &C.
Curtains, painted window shades
Three ply and ingram carpets, oil cloths
French China dinner and tea
Tin safe, cooking stoves, kitchen utensils, &C. -
Terms cash JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Ap Id Aucnoneer
mS- Owing unfavOrnblc weather, tho above
postponed until Tuesday Morning. April s. at 10 o'clock
70 added
Tuesday, April 5 at 10 O'Clock, small family carriage
a harness, good order, suitable for one horse.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
An Sit Auctonecr.
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E. N. sTHATTON, Auctioneer,

CLOSING SALE PRIOR TO REMovAL.-superior rosewood
mahogany and walnut
imported cigars and general assortment OF miscellaneous
goods, without reserveOn Tuesday morning. April 5, ii
O'Clock, shall SELL without
removing
on ennsy avenue Tenth street, south side
superior rosewood case seven octave piano forte
mahogany double wardrobes
2walnut do
Walnut book lease
Mahogany walnut marble top dressing bureaus
DO do dressing and plain bureaus
Painted wardTobes, end tables
High and low mahogany and cherry bedseads
and wood chairs
Superior hair mattresses, carr rugs, kc.
10000 superior imported Havana cigars
barrels Mercer potatoes
30 bags superior Maine Mercer potatoes
UNDER under $780, thirty and
500, and months, salts
factonly endorsed bearing interest
An
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policy OF territorial expansion. and his bold declaration
Of The principle OF The Monroe doctrine The Times
peats The alarm with emphasis and predicts Fad disasters
10 the Union from so energetic and progressive policy
Thus there is cordial sympathy and agreement between
Inc doubtful friends and the open enemies OF the unon'
IN their censure OF the high. manly and patriotic senti-
mens OF The Presidents address while the vast bulk oil
the American people support him with unanimty ana
enthusiasm UNPARALLELED in the history oil the country
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL s, 1858.
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President,
By and Nth The advice asd consent Of The Senate.
CUSTOM. HOUSE OFFICERS.
OFFICIAL.

COLLECTORS.
Adams Treat, district OF Belfast Maine vice Maurice
c. Blake, removed.
GeorgeP Sewall. district OF Bangor, Maine, vice VIM
c. Hammatt removed.
John Cousens, district OF kennebunk, Maine, vice
DANIEL Remick, removed.
Bion Bradbury, district OF Passamaquoddy. Maine, vice
Daniel Kilby removed.
John Babson district of Wscasset, Maine, vice Jere-
mah Baiy, removed.
Charles N. Bodfsh, district OF Bath, Maine. vice David
Bronson, removed.
Daniel w. Dorman. district of Machas Maine, vice
VIM. b. Smith, removed
Ezra Carter, jr., district of Portland and Falmouth,
Maine, vice Luther Jewet, removed
Edmund Wilson, district OF Marlborough, Maine,
vice Bella B. Haskell removed
Philip F. Thomas. district OF Baltimore. Maryland,
vice George P. Kane removed.
Edmund Wright, district OF Edenon, North Carolina,
vice James E. Norfeet. whose commission has ex-
PRED.
James A. Jones, district of Sandusky, Ohio. vice Har-
low Case, removed
SURVEYOR.
Albert H. Clark at San Pedro California, vice Hope
full Toler removed.
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washington Monument-An Example worthy
of Imitation.

The feeling OF respect and veneration for the char
acter of Washington seems to become more pro-
found and active proportion as our territorial limits
extend In the r-od aud newly added member OF our
niedeacy this feeling has been recently again mani
tested by its citizens for the memory OF the Father Of his
County in donation of thousand dollars towards
the completion of the grea, monument in OF
erection in his honor This has been contributed,
too by patriotic fire company in San Francisco called
the "Sansome Hook and Ladder Company" under the
direction OF J. L. Van Bokkelan, their foreman. In
neat and appropriate letter 10 Mr. Ball. Of The agents
of The board OF managers dated San Francisco the 22i
OF February last he writes ION tie return OF me an
niverssry Of the birth OF Washington, the Sansome Hook
and Ladder Company OF this city, being DESTROYS OF man
ifesne in slight degree their regards for The memory
of The Father OF his Country have contributed lac sus
of one thousand dollars for The purpose OF aiding IA the
completion OF The Washington Monument" Inc occa-
on was appropriaie and the contribution worthy OF the
patriotism OF this noble company and their example will,
,,us be slowed by other similar associations in that
city, and by the State ITSELF AT all events, the name OF
I'M. company will, as deserves, be inscribed the
,able,in the monument, assigned to such shall have
contributed one thousand dollars Madame Bscacc'ani,
who 90 patriotcay contributed The proceeds OF
cert given in San Francisco for that purpose Of FIVE hun
bred dollars will also be honored by having her in
scrbed tablet in this great structure, with others who
shall have contributed may hereafter contribute sums
varying from hundred to thousand dollars, a.
evidence Of their love and admiration for The founder
II the liberties of his county Caiforni, seems 20 far
have taken the lead in The literally of her contrbu
lions and she has set example by her private asso
Citations worthy OF all praise, s to be hoped that, a.
State, she will not be less liberal and pso 10 In the
manifestation Of her regard for he memory Of the us
trious bene factor of this country and the world.
GEO wATTERsTON.
Secretary Washington National MonuneH.
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by E. N. sTRATroN. Anos,one.r.

Two-sToRy FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
l. "Wednesday afternoon, April 9th, Eve O'Clock,
premises shall sell lot No 4, in square No 4o fronting twenty
feet Ninth and running hack ninety feet
l. and The
twosory and attic Frame with back building and brick
good shed, and other convenisnce
dispusble. Conyeyanees at the expense Of purchaser
third the residue In equal insamens
years, with satisfactorily secured Ap I'D
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The San Juan A fair.

To prevent the propagation OF false reports, we gave
on Saturday last correct version OF the recent difh
Guilty between the United States soop Of Cyane and
the authorities Of San Juan del Nore. No,withsand-
ing very erroneous impression Of the affair to
prevail-an impression which certain journals manifest
much anxiety TO confirm. The Commercial Advertiser
and the Courier and Enquirer in their eagerness 10
sail the administration pretend to hold il responsible for
the conduct Of Captain Hons, whereas he received his
order. from the late administration, and executed them
just six days after the Inauguration of President Pierce.
We do not wish to be understood asserting to any
censure OF Captain Hollins; we only exposing the
absurdy OF an accusation against the administration
The aid OF Captain Hons was invoked by a company
OF American citizens TO protect their property from the
destruction threatened BY the self.constued and eg
innate government Of San Juan. He gave that aid and
nothing more The assertion that he took military pos
ion OF San Juan is uniounded There being no re-
stran OF government in San Juan after the abdlcaton OF
the council he issued order for the protection OF resi-
dent foreigners and 10 this he impeed by the com
plant OF an American citizen who had suffered some out
RACES at the hands OF the popuace of San Juan. We
deem it fortunate that the Cyane at San Juan at that
particular iuncture and that she was under the com
msnd of discreet and energetic an officer as Captain
Holns American interests abroad have too often suf.
ered for want Of prompt and efficient protection from the
government
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TEN SUPERIOR COWS AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday morn
ing, April 10 O'Clock, shall sell, the Centre Market
superior mich mostly with calf from the dairy Of Mr.
Edward Cowng being all in healthy condition. and sold
aifordng opportunity darymen
their families
requisite
Thirty sixty days credit for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest
Ap3-Qd
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NOTICE. this opportunity OF informing friend. and
IN public day associate hardware and
business Benjamin r. who has been
clerk for several The business will be conducted
under the firm Of Woodward Guy 1
thanks old friends and for liberal
received for the last years invite
feeling confident will be
suited and buy cheaper In future
creditors bring forward their bills settle
and those indebted win call and close their
counts either by cash suit their convenience Is
necessary close my old books.
G. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania av between 10th and lth ss, Washington D. c.
9-N
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auotlo eers.

HANDSOME THREE STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT
III BRICK HOUSE AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the 9Th Of
April, O'Clock, shall SELL in front of The premises hand
nearly brick house and the lot which stands
side of d. between I'd and Sd Streets The
II good conveniently arranged
room, stable, and carriage house.
Terms fourth cash the balance in l. and years. the
from given deed of taken. All
yeyancing at the cost of the purchaser -
- GREEN b SCOTT,
Ap Id AucuoneeH
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON EIGHTH
and 9th streets between and streets nothon Thursday
shall sell premises at O'Clock, D.
Lots Nos o. s, u g. 49, H. 49, 49, IL 49, 49, 90 Al ~,
~ as 49, a. 49, 30 and 30 In subdivision Of square No 3os
property handsomely located, fronting
twenty 9th between
running four inches
perfectly graded, and IN apdlyimprovng seabbohood
ndispurabe
bearing interest nom OF
deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
And Aucuoncors.
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Ky IL. N. sTRATTON. Auctioneer,
Cpeunnlpansa arenu,, corner Of Ninth street.

IPennsylpdnid drenus, eorneT Of Ninth 'refJ
EXECUTORS sALE.-VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
IL aucton.On Tuesday, April 9th, O'Clock on the
premises shall sell that valuable property belonging the
E. Devices situated the of 18th and
OF lots No 10 and III In No 2, front
ing 18Th with depth OF ~ alley
dweng with back building containing thirteen Also
brick house other convsnences The house In good
repair, and under
fourth residue instruments ~
49, months with secured by deed Of the
property Title indpuabe Conveyaneing the Of the
purchaser. BY order OF the executor
Mar aO-dis
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GREEN q SCOTT, Auct,oncers

HANDSOME NEW TWO-SfORy FRAME HOUSE, WITH
Ill Basement, AuconOn edncsday, the 9th
front Of the premises, 5S O'Clock p
new basement
good conveniently arranged situated
and north, being OF lot No T.
square NO 369
$500 balance six twelve and eighteen month.
purchaser notes, bearing from OF
deed given deed taken Title indsputnbe.
described property handsomely located
rapidly improving part Of the city
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Ap3-d
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OFFENSIVE Boarding-Uous for Rent--Tbe two
II brick occupied by Mrs Laura Reed situated
OF l4th street, for They will
thorough repair the viii be
made satisfactory and immediate possession on application 70
r. huctiouee side Pennsylvania between
9th and 10Th
An IA
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Connecticut,

A despatch in another column informs US OF an I'M
precedented democratic triumph in Connecticut. Mr.
Ingersol is reelected in the New Haven district by
largely increased majority, and the State has probably
chosen an entire democratic delegation.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING NEW YORK
v avenue Wednesday, 6tn instant, shai SELL the
premises ut O'Clock D. handsome building lot, .unsed ~
and 18th streets being part OF
lot New York th,riy sir
feet s nces back with the line Of lin street seven
" i've feet, and ccn,anag2.79 y feet
Terms cash Title Indispensable -
GREEN = SCOTT,
Ap9-d Aucuonssv,
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we understand that the construction of the Washing
ion aquedue,, to supply the cities of Washington and
Georgetown with water, has been assigned to the eng
neer department. and that General To,ien, with the ap
proyal OF the Secretary of War; has placed Capt Mont.
gonery c. Megs, of the corps of engineers, who made
the surveys and report upon which the project is found
ed, in charge
The extension OF the Capitol and the erection oil The
wings of the Patent Office have been transferred IRON
the Department OF the Interior TO the Department OF
War
The Secretary of War having directed the Chief engi-
neer TO detail one officer to take charge OF the public in
ieress connected with the construction Of these build
ing. Captain Megs has been detailed for that purpose,
and will act under his instructions from the Secretary of
War