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Introduction Of Domestic AMI
Ejnis.

The following account Of the Introduction
Of domc.tc animals into this country, las
been condensed from the Du sus report
1t furnishes u clue to the origin Of our ma.
tive cattle.
The first amin a. brought to America from
Europe, We ere /, ported to Columbus in his sec.
oud voyage, in 1873 lie lett Spain Us ad-
mr..l Of seventeen ships, bringing u collcc-
tioa Of European trees, plants aud seeds Of
| ;ari0us kinds, number Of horses, a bull and
several cows.
The first horses brought! into any part Of
, the territory at present. embraced in the Uni.
tel States were landed in Florida, by Cabc-
c. de vaco, in 1927, forty two in number, all
OF which pyri5hed or were otherwise killed
The next importation was also brought TO
| !.or.i, by d. Soto, in 1888, which consisted
Of horses 4 nj swine, among which were thir.
tscusow-; the progeny Of the latter soon in.
Crcasrd to s"yerai hundred
The Portugc., took attic AMI swine 10
n, Forn1lali and Nova Scotia in the
! y,sr 1903. Thirty years after, they had mu.-
| tiplcd - abuniant'y, that Sir Richard Gil
| berry attempted - hand there 10 obtain sup.
! Pile. Of cattle Ill! Ao.. f.: Iii. crew, bG: WAS
! wrecked.
Sain, anl other domestic animals were
brought over {, Arcadia, by II. L'Lscarlot, q
! hp"..r, l.Hl, the y.ar tlGt country was st
/ ,'.'. H. iJ,., IT, French extended their
! t.',mrnt Into Canada, and soon shlr intro.
/ d4.el yar.ol, animals
! H. I.lJ tnes p. i.ol England landed
"t jamestown w Virginia, vita many Emi.
! -'aL'.. 3g4 tie !'lca .ug i.... aI.Inal =.
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cupcd the lnquiSiti0n, there were iiurs or
tubes extending 10 the open air, sufficiently
capacious to carry off the odOr from thcs,
dccaying bodies. In these cells we found the
remains of some who had paid the debt Of
nature; some Of them had been dead sppa-
rcntly but a short time, while Of others
nothing remained but their bones still chain.
cd to the floor Of their dungeon. In others
we found the living sufferer Of every age and
of both sexes, from the young man and mai.
den to those Of three score and ten ycars all
naked as when they were born into the
world. Our soldiers Immediately applet
themselves to releasing these captiycs Of
their chains; stript themselves in part Of
their own clothing to cover these wrctched
beings, and were exceedingly anxious to
bring them to III light Of day.-But aware
Of the danger, Col. Lchnanousky insisted on
their wants being supplied. and being
brought gradually to the light as they could
bear il. When we had explored those cells
and opened the prison doors Of those who
yet survived, we proceeded to explore anoth-
er room upon the left Here We found the
instruments Of torture, oi every kind which
the ingenuity Of man or devil could invent.
At the sight of them, the fury Of the sol
diers refused any longer to be restrained.
/ They declared that every lnquisitor, monk
/ and soldier d served to be put to torture.
W. did not attempt any longer 10 restrain
| them. They commenced the work Of torture
with the holy fathers remained says Col.
! LohmanOusky, TIL saw four different kline 4
Of torture applied, and then retired from the
/ awful scene, which terminated not while one
/ individual r'naiugd Of the former guilty in.
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LANDS OF tIlc Central Railroad
Company.

From the first annual report q Il, \ : al
Vic. prlsiI.nt Of the Illinois Central Rail
road COMPANY. ", coul,usc the following
fact, relative 10 land owned rs the Company
cl the line oftnrir road.
This gentleman has boon specially chgry-
cd with the care and rana-ymgnt Of tn,
louJ. that L.y. accrued f. tac Camrany.
under thca,t of C,n,rc-- Of ~.pt. - 1850,
entitled .Ana.t granting the ri,ht Of WY,
and making u grant Of land to the STAT Ul
Illinois. Mississippi. and Alabama, in aii OF
the construction Of r.i'aoad from Chicago
to MOBILIZE an ap, orthy Glu.ri IS, ml.y
of til, Stat, Of Illinois, uppo,,i f,mHau
-. l-5l, entitled '\n a,t to lu,orroIa'. th.
il.inoi, Central E1i'r ad Company
The land certified tothU Company lv the
/ General Government in Conformity with the
act amounts to 2.je3, -54.sg-lou a,rc,, Of
which I,lgG4"D I2-luO are within, and
. 1887 .G2G ~ 200 are without the SIX mil,
line. 70 makeup the whole quantity. about
l2rUarrus are vet tl be- l.ct.d This has
been rpstloucd, "a, it i,Iu,s.hlc some land
toWliph the conp"n! L. Untitled NAV yet Dee
found vacant "Iih.h the s.A miles. IL can
be selected ~ aH. u"'
ny an act OF 'on-r si apur"'.i sept.
-0'.' '',' "','i, "'.' ", '.., y'' 1T
. ''"-'T I" '"' ''. ''".'' ~ WV t'''''.' 90
f., r,i,n.. iii. o,.r, ,,,. transferred he
r' S,.,,., I,o .-y,r.l r,r,,t;,. ard ,g,
sn,,c,fars he ,hr. ,,'f.,r. or,r, .,t.r ,r.
I,ronrd .o,,a fl, t,. land. contained In IN,
rn,nrany'. }.i Tb, ti,'c .rthc rowrany
to .nrL j.rI. has been confined to fine r,r'.
uauy in cou,equrncc Of the priority Of tlrjr
t,ro,,,
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Gov johnson, Of GeoT.'o, while .n tho
Bench in prouJuncing the sentence Of death
upon murderer, but few years ago, de-
livered AL address alike creditabr to his head
OF which the following is vi extract
"Nor sLa'l thc Place be torgottc" IN which
occurred this shedding cfJlool, 1t was o! Q
Of the thousand antc-chambcr' Of he'll which
mar, Ike plague spots; the fair ia c Of our
State. You need not be told thGtl mean q
tippliug shop--thc meeting place Of Satans
m.n:ou, and the foul cCsspOo, which by spon'
taucogs generation breeds and nurturcs all
tina, is loathsJme and disgusting in proian!-
ty, bubbiiug, vuigarity and Sabbath-hreak'
ing. would not be the owner ola groggcIy
70? ia. .,,.c Of this world, if il were coL-
ycrtel into precious ore. For the pitlul SUM
Of u dime he furnished tna poison which
malu the deceased fool, and converted thiS
trembling culprit into demon. How pal,ry
this sum for two human lives, This traffic
is tolerated hy law, and therefore the vcndrr
las committed an offence not coguizablc "
earthly tribunals. But in the 5 ght OF him
who is uncrring in wisdom, he who deIibor'
s!vly furnishes the Intoxicating draught
which intiam,s man 70 anger, and blood
shed. is particcps crimnS in the u ptude Of
the deed. Is it not high time that thoSe
sinks Of vice and crime should be held rigid
~ accountable TO the laws of the Land, and
placed under the ban Of an enlightened and
.irtuous public opiuion;'
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NsS.iiNG.
BY ions q SAFE.

OF all amusement, Tor the mind.
From logic down to fishing,
There isn't one lha, you can find
80 very cheap as wishing"
A very choice diversion, too,
live but trg,'y use 1t.
Aud, notas We are aP,r' DO,
Pcryert II and abuse 1t.
wish-a common wish, indeed
Mypurse was something iauer.
Tha, lmighl cheer the child OF need,
And not my pride to i'at,rr,
That might make oppression reel.
As only gold can make IT.
And break the ,yrants rod OF steel.
As only gold can break it!
wish that Sympathy and Love,
And cy.'y human passion
Tha, hath it- orgna above,
Would GENE, aud keep. IN iashion;
That Scorn. aud jealousy, mud Hate,
Aud every base emotion,
Were buried tiny inlh"ms deep
Beneath the waves Of ocean
wish-thnt friends were nlways lrue.
And motives alvey pure,
Iwlsh the geo wr,' ur' soirw.
Iwi.h The bad wrre fewer,
wish darp,rsous nr'rrtoipo'
To heed ,h " p'ou. lc arhug;
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Several hatte,s have lately occurred in
Now Mexico between the L. 5. troops and
the Indians. Great loss on both sides
though the Indians were defeated. II is
highly probable thq, lhc ihnous MT CAR
sov was killed in or1 Of these battles--as
nothing has been heard OF him since the en-.
pagcucnt
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RNuRoAD.--Thc Chca-
go Branch of this road is open TO loda nine.
ly.cight miles, and in the course ofthcmonth
OF May. will be further extended to urbana
one hundred and twon,J-cight miles, The
Company had several thousand tons OF Iron
delivered at Buffalo, sufficiently early tohayc
come through last iall. Had il been possible
to charter vessels to bring it, the road would
have been open to Urhana before this time,
Two cargoeS have, however left Buffalo for
Detroit within week, and are now daily
expected to arrive, The track will then be
laid to Urbana as fast as the workmcn can
do il.
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Position OF The ArInia, In, TmrAr,

and long before the real intentions Of ia,
Russians IN passing the Danube could be
developed by their acts We stated Our opin-
.on that the leading idea OF t!e movement
could not nc any other than the improve
ment oi Their defensive position. That this
was actually the case is shown by all their
steps since, and by those OF their opponent.
also. Ihc huss'"A' sent From 4V,oV0to to oV,-
o'o men mo the Dohio'ya, who nave not
as sr Is reliapie Information goes, passed
M anc 'ue iro'', Sherha'o'A 70 hI'tyhnJe.-
ihey appear 10 nave srut an e4uai II not
superior nH,n'er 10 haIaraaI, oPpoa!te al
iS'r'a' WIN inc ih'ehtoh 'i iHsh%clhs, or uh-
aer 'a'ofan.e cr1'ih"Iahc,s, ;, o. atlack,hs that
ior'rssS' IhIy nave "''iura"n al th'Ir
troops west oi D,Ig'.aIea' "'tu 'to sAcePuoh
o rear sIafd, "n'c'i' 'ncspap.C Ci h".d'h!
out any ionser III 't"Ht u ha'a'al, haa' II aP-
pears i'aie an cHyuf.oh upon the Gpp'"''
''' wan s'''. W s'p n"""o'' ''I '"' Vi
io'I aip"c'e"t' Vi "Il'"''s '.ie .o"V'"pt VI
!'e hns.'''',s s lor nerViah h'utrsh';, ahd ny
..d ;,n. ~ VIZ pi.'S''oe VI "" i.Is1''
az "',''Y' ''.1 "ou'i Pio1u.' a'no'S VIZ
~ va" ,',.t l''' 10 ~ 'u' ''.'.'
H.. ,,",,;o io' '''' 1'''''' u '''' ''''''!
'rhora 10 no J,,l, ,,l...,,,.., ,l.,,..
: y hear Of the whole Of Lesser WallacAia bD-
ing abandoned Wy the Russians, and what
then, viii be their position! Their line will
extend from IirgOvcst BY GitcEit1a and ka.
| larash to ChcruuyoIa and thence, cro.siug
/ the Danube, to the Black Sea near kuat.u
/ jc 1t is in fact, position which sacrifice.
( more ground than it gains. This is the case
n'," e, '''' ''noI '''"s w.
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r,.. q, a,,. ,,:,. I.,,..,y L.'..,... ..,.l H.,
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+ nlrT>'I3, - E,Jnf. ;r' ',if. r'.I tE,'
n,',t ady.,t,,,.. nc o., ,'..',,.'.,, -.
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: ro1rt.r,j I.y ,'sri,., tnc ror;. r., tE., Un.
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An INGENIOUS RIppiE.--lt was done when
i, was begun, it was done when it was half
done, and it wasn't done when it was fin
ishcd. Now, what was ii OF course you
can't guess VIII this DO?
Timothy johnson courts SuSannah Dunn
1t was Dunn when it was begun. it was
Dunn when it was half done, and yet it
wasn't Dunn when it was donc-.for il was
johnson.
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MADAME XsALAwsKY, sister Of kossuth,
applied lately TO the Judge ofthe Now York
court of common pleas for the care and cua.
tody of her little boy--the child being de-
tanned by its father She keeps a store in
Broadway, IN that city, supporting her fam.
lily by her own cxcrtions. Tho husband
was much affected, and gave up the child to
the mother. The cause OF the difficulty is
said to grow out Of reverse Of fortune
4 new Lullabye Song for the Nursery has
just been issued commencing -
Oh rock dc cradl" Lncv,
Rock do crad. Lucy Stones
Fm ioss de BABY igjT,
AID -, mon PANE alone
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AHERIcN Notwithstanding after the
peace Of 1914, distinguished officer Of TIA,
English navy visited the Constitutions tircr
just new at Boston, for II Mediterranean
cruise. lie went through the ship accom-.
panied by Captau---- Of our service.
"Wcll, what do You think Of hcry' asked
the latter after the two had gone through
the vessel and reached the quarter deck
again.
"Shc is fine frigata, rpot one orthc finest
irigatcs ever put my foot on board Of, re-
turned the Englishman, but as ! must find
some fault, I'll say that your wheel is one OF
the clumsicst things ever saw, and is un-
worthy Of the vessel
Captain laughed, and then explained
the appearance of the wheel, saying:
'Whcn the Constitution took the Java. the
farmers wheel was shot ont of her The
Java's wheel was fitted on the Constitution
TO steer with, and although we think it rs
ugly as you do, we keep il as II trophy
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When Benton to Burke for authority turns,
His figure Of speech TO determine,
lie both the sublime and beautiful spurns,
To tastcfully introduce vERNISi
And proves what all ages Of fogics have said.
They're always repeating what RUNS IN THEIR
uHApl
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Beggar Woman--'plcasc sir, give me a
penny TO keep mc from starvation
Gent-Can't stop in great hurry--havo
got to make speech 8, tie society for the
relief Of the ,cStitu-e
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Mansion House,

&&- MdllSltlA I1UuSC,
js!:..as BY mos. j. itIDE
iiisM TllE prophet Tor huvng recently P"r
kseSx:s2' chased this wei ku'wu stand, ou
the court house square, o rawn ndha'ns IN
tlreIy renovated aud r.tt:'d Il. hts made II drci-
drdly he best house ~ the cly
He Is prepared - accommodate amouu' "t
travellers aud hoardcr> N IN very best style, aud
will always keep an omn' bus nud hagg'rr wagon
ready to convey passengers iu nut IL nun" c'fs
al each time Of their arrva n, thr d"put.
His iabi. viii be iur'hshrG with al ~" d'U''
cies the country can afford nclndmGa'l k'I,1' a.
wild game whil- hi terms Tor bnirtrrs and ,an
si-nl customers willie as low as the tunes wiiiJu'
tiiy.
A large barn with ample stnbiing Is attached lo
the house sufficient TO accommodate aaN nuhlm"'
OF horn-s Also large carriage house, hr-Io'>
allolhrr convrul-ncrs urc'ssuIN ior ihrc"hii"f'" :"
those " no may Iavor hun with thelrcusi"W h-'
iN3liER nDUSE. ottawa, llln"i. .hy G. II
" ;ciger; on La Sale street near ~" Vie
hodst church. Nov l2-n
U @. STONE. S,iNc Hrrcs "d Fmk VIA
- . aaflc,arrr, and i"rriage Frimwcr. "h"l
rtCaual aud cllunhu> streets Ottawa III
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MiSlsrCR FROM RUSSIA II, TnE UNITED
STATEs.-Ihe New York Tribune announcea
~ certain the appointment Of Count Alex.
aud,r de Mcdcm to succeed the deceased
Mr. Bodi,co as Russian Minister at Wash
ngtou Count Modem belongs to one Of
the most arstocratic families Of Court and
he is closely related TO the Princess of By
ron, who once rcicncd in that province, and
Is first cousin to the celebrated Duchess dc
Dino, the wife of a nephew cf Prince Tally
rsnd, who for more than twenty years pre-.
sided in Paris and in London over the So.
looms Of that great diplomatic dccciycr, and
enjoyed his complete confidence Mcdcm is
but forty five years Old completed his cd
ucation at the German Universities, cspcc-
ally at Bonn, and his information is dsversi.
fled and extensive. He is highly ambitious
and well bred, and what is commonly called
n high toned aristocrat The Count has
been for nearly twenty years in the diplo.
matte career having passed through all it's
inferior grades.
Col, BESroS, speaking of the interference
of officials in questions pending in congress,
said
"Mr. Burke rcpu'sed the intrusive opin.
ion, and declared that he did not care throo
jumps of louise for it. Sir, say the same
of any opinion which may be reported here
from our Secretaries on any bill pending be-
fore U.S. and that any form in which it may
come from them whether it is unit, or az
integers"
\ writer orone of the Washington papers
takes vengeance upon him for his late dia-
tribe against the press in the following Ian
guagc
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Millinery Goods at Cost.

MASS HGGShrK
- ,.uug OF her stock OF mI. merry nj coz,
/ Ihosr t-Hug naJguIrs lIhndlt iuih"faj
auta gr 10 give h,IucaiI within lew days as sh'
,-..L--.- LL-. r.L.-u... MnIrh !.
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Law schocI or Cumberland University, Lebanon

Law school Cumberland Univcrsity, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caruners late Of circuit,
L judges Of Tennessee.
Nathan Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
BrnmfeId L. Ridley, the caancelo Of
Green their whole time exclusively
the school.
Plan instrneionI Daily examinations of each class
No regular of but explanations
daily the progress of the examinations aH
g Weekly courts equity, which
dents given
all processes
practice. The require prepare
dence the trials Some Of the taken by appeal
which held monthly In the and In
public at the end Of every session The students act as
IFS jurors judges and chanceors and in other Official
pacites with their snits.
SsssioasThe session the third Monday
teber ends third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July
Expenses seon.Tuon fee $50 In advance; contingent
81 boarding $50 Students furnish their
which had in the Lebanon bookstores. N W1tst
required complete the course, unless the
previous required
There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year,
legislature connected with the school,
Number OF students the last collegiate year eighiysx.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS, -...
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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a Office or tho removal OF TN. land on4ce from
IN SPARTA, ELBA, in ALABAMA,
entitled IAN
OF land oces" approved March 1854
land once the
public SPARTA district Alabama, will be
Of SPARTA Its present location to ELLA
Coffee county, said State, the first day of April
hand the city of Washington, fourteenth
Of February Domni thousand EIGHT hundred and
fty four.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the Presidents
Ions WItsos,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Feb l7-wl3w
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STRAW GOODs-SPRIyG, ls54-The subscribers are now
prepared exhibit their splendid establishment
ped the site OF their former stand No. Al South second
Philadelphia fancy, and
silk hatts, flowers, Panama, aud
hats for gencmen which old merchants and mil
generally invited examine confidently promising them,
variety in novelty and in Styles stock unequscd
Orders carefully and promptly executed.
Mar l4-dm
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Washington March 7, 1854.
IN the petition OF Ralph Buklev York,
EXTENSION OF granted him the sh day Of May
1870, life from
the expiration OF said patent which takes raee the eighth
day Of Nay eighteen hundred my four, (is5f)-
II II ordered that the Patent Oh &C
Monday, the 9Th day May ~ O'Clock and all
notified appear they
why said petition ought he granted.
Once their ohiecon., specially writing
days before the day all testimony ,ed by either
he used at the said hearing be and transmitted in accord
snce with the rules OF the ONCE which win be furnished app
The testimony the win the ID Of
sons, papers upon
the ONCE before
fanny within two days thereafter.
Ordered s-c ths, tins published in Union Inel
geecer and Evening STAR Washington D. g. Evening Argus
fhiadeph,s Pennsylvania Scientific American Scw York Post
Boston, Massachusetts and Inquirer Cnsinna Ohio,
week for three successive the eighth day Of
May ner,, the day Of hesrinr.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner OF ratent..
FsFd'ors Of the above papers pleas. copy,
s 10 the Psn, Once with contsinins this notice
MafQ-
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rosr osricE DrrARrsssr,

Posr oyslcE DErARrsasr
s3aH February ~, 1854.
nRofosAIp carrying ffom July
1854 June 1857, following
Nsw HAarsliKK, Va Mass
Nav YoSK from July
following in Nav JKss1r,
from July L. 1854,
NoRrR CAROLINA SOUTH CARoLsA, GKoxsIA and FLoR
Contract Once VI 0dce Depart
Iuent Washington u. O., until D. a. April TO-
decided April DO 1854 being established BY March
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rLAGErr & DODsON, Dealers In ali kinds OF Fur
ssoss, uo,cs ali kinds Of rich velvet .spe.y Brussels imperial
douhs ingram tw,ea and plain vsnan and Dutch car
cnes furnish goods Aso full supply Of elegant
aud priced Materials
a. The curtains % .
ries, which win be found superior and in good taste;
dsmak lans n at desirable plain and contrast soos elegant
ohse and d designs Uans srs
and Of ie very newest designs for such known Rich
Also fresh supply OF elegantly lace and muslin u
eur,ans remsse ianbsur work.
D. confidently these goods all who contemplate
furnishing feeling certain hey can give entire satisfaction and In
AsC, b. devote their entire attention to dealing in the
above goods and doing lines under ss T ns me north
suppose that be saved by purchasing
bom nohng Of The trouble and Of transportation
hos. Pennsylvania avenue one door east of oh street
GILES +. YATES of New York, Attorney Conn
seo solicitor Of foreign and domestic claims
prosecuted claims. during y.. past
sv BE- 10 a"pean or ,heI arns,. WHO are "usne
establish claims evidence
The sal. public Offices They show service In the line Of
comm.ay and departments Of The softhem
On the name Of the being given hi. rank Dates and
other Of service the undersigned viii result Of
pamphlet Containing fnl liz, o. ali the proofs rolls and doc
his prepaaion He will receive ones for
Address @ = Yates. New York eiun
Az letters be prepaid
February 49, 1854. Mar li-2awat
CE THE respectfully
Potomac Rock Creek making viii
responsible dealers for srcl he
deliver the puncualy Of Washington
any quantity nqucd without change Of price during
following places through the once,
viii meet with prompt attention
Patterson Marin, Pennsylvania and 9th
ID. Gilman. avenue 9th and 7h
v. Harhsnrh, 9Th and u
Kidwei Pennsylvania and 18th
q. nj
w. N. Gilman, Pennsylvania avenue and AZ street.
VIM Lord 5th and G streets
j, w, Marin, New York and 5,h
Edw Hail. Market Space, between 9th and 7ih streets.
Rdgeiey Pennsylvania avenue, iS,b 2h
DR.. J. u. Gardner, Capitol Hill.
MI King, I and 18th streets.
y s, Walsh, Navy Yard
c. r. Wanpnl, New York and 9th
H. Holmsad, Maryland avenue and 9Th street.
w. w. Birth 80 street, Trinity church.
J. w soti,oron 4 90 Georgetown.
Families will supplied the whole
year. at one pec, and full supply guaranteed
Notice change residence the ohce instead of
the driver, will always prevent appointment
Should mistakes the Of those delivering
the the Office will be immcdiste'y attend
ed
Kept constantly drug OF
18th which be had in small quantities nj the low
l.. j. MIDDLETON
Office northeast corner Of and 18th sucen,
and Easily wharf
wishing supplied please Names
dence and quantity day to the office Of the places above
named. Mar i4-iawim
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The registered claims for for service in III" Pacific
OF 1882
hereafter which
requirements of the Treasury will be
delay made verify description
The recorda this where he enlisted This
made the
spurious will be enforced per
sonal application OF the claimant this Office
Printed regulations, making applications
pay will be furnished claimants who request them
A. @. ALLEN, 4
Mar l2-3t Intel. Start Navy Agent.
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lfsn paid through
he will Of
the according the FORMS heretofore prescribed making
changes