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9 30 q. M We made the Caycos Islands and at
.. m were through the Passage, sailing the
whole day at an average of eleven kneo per
hour, one point free. So YOU can judge If she
REQUIRED canvas to make good the sixteen
days passage.
We have found the ship so admirably fitted
out that We have had no little difficulty in
finding jobs Of work for our blue jackets but
II afforded me coed opportunity of drilling
the crew at quarters when otherwise they m 7st
have been employed at the rigging
Very truly and respectfully,
JAMES T. GERRY.
Com FRANCIS GREGORY,
Comdt U. S. Naval Station, Boston, Mass.
Lecsn,ber 18th, 8 o. MI was off the Bar
and about coming to an anchor on the night Of
| the 18th, when it came on to blow hard gale
| from the southwark and eastward and obliged
me to haul off and lay to under q close reefed
and maintopsil for thirty six hours, when q
northward set in, but by carrying sail We wore
| off the Bar aud took our pilot at 80 a N.
| This ship has proved herself to be first rate
vessel in every respect and lays to beauti-
| fully. The Cyane had sixteen and half days
| from New York of the Bar, and is now in
| Havana, where she has been about one month.
In haste, yours very truly and respectfully,
(Sigred) JAMES I. GERRY.
The Crowd in the Senate There was the
largest array of beauty, fashion, and distinc.
| ton in and around the Senate to-day, during
| the ceremonies On the occasion of the delivery
of the sword of jackson 10 Congress- that has
graced the chamber during this session. The
remarks of General Cass and the Hon John
Boil were exceedingly eloquent and we'll.
timed, and were received with that delis ht
which an intellectual and refined aadisn; Q
| should honor such oratorial eforts.
Steamship Surquehanna. The Navy De-
partment lave advices saying that the Sus-
quehanna arrived at Valparaiso on January
LIST, in nineteen days and four hours from AGA
| pulco, the shortest passage ever made between
the two ports. She left Valparaiso for the
| United States on January 18th. All we'll She
is expected to reach the United States in the
course of two months
Whsn They Meet.-The Board of Surgeons
for the examination Of candidates for admis
sion into the Navy as Assistant Surgeons meet
| at Philadelphia on Monday, March 18th next
So, all interested will please take due notice.
An Army Officer Dead.-Information has
reached the War Department of the recent
death of Major Harding, of the Ordnance De-
partment, U. S. A., at st. Louis, Mo.
The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Department Saturday, tho oath of Feb,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the redemption of stock...... $40. 564 SO
For paying Treasury debts ...... g. $50 IL
For the Customs. ................ AIS 90
For the War Departm.nt......... 10 $50 90
For Iepaying in the War Depart
ment ..................... 6s2 81
For the Interior department. 49,. 1854 90
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FRUIT AND EVERGREEN TREES.

- The undersigned has a splendid stock of>>e
A all the standard Fruit Trees large, vigor
o,ls and thrifty, viz:
feach Trees Of very superior quality, all the lead
ing kinds
Pears, Apples, Plums, Cherries, Apricots, Crane
Vines, Sc,
50 900 English Lancashire Coosebetries the I,rs.
show kinds fine and strong
2O,OOO CurTants, Victoria, Red and White Du,ch
Red and White Grape Black Nanlss ~
io,ooo Raspberries, FastOif, Red aud White AM.
l.O,O Hhubarb Roots, Prince Albert, Victoria Cham,
paigne, sc.
"'ue IIers o. best gu1lity, such, az Silver and SUI
s hdpies, European and American Iinl.ps
European Ash, Mountain Ash, &c.
N'e'sieens III great variety and raress kinds
hrahea rias, Arbor Vite, Cedrus des Sa,a- a.
LlOShi, funebral Cypress, Cryntomera La.
conca, Inz Roya Paiasonia. LibrocedIns
ohilehsis, PInees Chmbra F. exceIsa. p. Ger
aidana, Picea WlbLlana p nindrans p
Piehta Abes Nenzienii A, Normal Jnsb and
'si fews, with many other beautiful Ey-
esreens, all al moderate prices.
Cal JOHN SAUL,
feb 81 cost. 1 - washington
mr. NEW CITY Y.-Washiue,on
\ ana georgetown Directory Just published. con.
shnng the Congressional DIRECTORY for the Sscond
session OF The Thirty -ihitd Congress
49,, TAYLOR l. MAURY,s
Bookstore, near 9Th 81.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

We advise all who want q good weekly family
and news journal to take this paper. 1t con-
tsins q weekly history of what is going on In
Washington and throughout the world, besides
much interesting miscellaneous matter. II
costs but 81 Is year.
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NOTICE.

EHE undersigned, having associated in business
under the name Of JOHNSON. Oily n 90
will keep constantly on hand. ar The oil s,,nJ :,
W1odwad Guy, Pa. avenue, between 10Th anF
iIth streets, general assortment Of UARDWa APE
consisting Of BUILDING MATERIALS. CIT
n;r,,Iu ;a Es' SKATES, Sc, to which they
ana ths public generally, with an assurance tha,
every exrit'on will be made 10 please.
VIM. J. SiBLEY,
feb 96-3t a y civ
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40, 900 WASHINGTON CLUB SEgARS

AN happy 10 inform my numerous customers
j that, on Thursday, March LIST, I shall receive
~ OOO OF those very superior W ashingtOn Club I,
sEGARS-Operas, TrahucOs, LOndres, Ciiindrados,
and 7, nsados
Members OF Congress and otter non.rasiden.s
VINO wish TO supply themselves before leaving Wasb
lhgton with fpe Segars 1t fair prices are reoue.ted
to call and examine these soots on and after ,b.,
day. " "''ei 'ii"l
have alss on hand choice Iot OF LIQUORS Ran.
dies, Wines, Gins, sc. ''"1
EDWARD c. DYER,
Pa avenue, betw. 18th and 18Th s,s
feb 26-Gt fI.teN ~ '' S's'
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Proceedings Of To-Day.


In the Senate, to day. Mr.. Mallory called
| up the nI7u, reform bill, as amended by the
| Houss
MIR. Pratt proposed to amea1 it by adding q
| clause placiog surgeons on footing in the
bill with the other Omlcefs.
Inc sad bill was then debated by Iessrs.
Bayard aad Morton against the House amend.
lnents authorizing officers, under certain cir.
| cumstances to be stricken from the service
rolls, and by Mr.. Mallory in its favor-by Mr.
Pratt, In favor OF his amendment, and then
6y Mr. Morton against the enactment of the
bill >'''
The hour fixed for the presentation of Jack.
sons sword to Congress arrived, whom Mr..
Cass, presenting the sword, read an address
explaining it's history and the circumstances
under which he was called on to present il
to Congress.
Mr. Bell then taking the floor, addressed
the Senate at length IN a eulogy upon the
character and public services Of jackson
In the House, the bill granting tho right Of
way through the public lands for the construo-
ton of the Wyandotte and Pawnee Railroad.
With an amendment granting to all railroads,
plankroads, turnpikes, &C., the right of way
through the public lands-
Mr.. Disney reported back, from the public
lands committee, the bill granting two years
longer time to those holding lands by entry in
the Virginia military district, made prio! to
January /, 1852 in which to have them pat.
ented passed.
Mr.. Disney also reported back ftsm the same
committee the bill granting alternate sections
OF the public lands in aid Of the construction
# the Oakland and Ottewa Railroad, the
Grand Rapids and Straits of Mackinack Rail.
road, a1d for other railroads in Michigan, with
an amendment, excluding all the roads en-
braced in the bill from tie benefits thereof
except the Pontiac and Lake Superior and
the Grard Rapids and Straits Of Msckinack
Railroads.
After several members had asked leave to
move amendments to this bill, proposing to
include appropriations of lands for other rail-
roads
Mr.. Clingman moved to lay 1t on tho table;
laid on the table-yeas 90, nays ~.
Mr. Disney also reported back from the Pub.
lie Lands Committee, the bill granting lands
to Florida in aid of the construction of certain
railroads.
Mr.. Dickinson moved to lay it on the table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

SroRAGE.-Storage will be taken in
the fine large dry basement, corner of
Eleventh street and the Avenue, "S.ar
Buildings. The central location and
easv access to this store-room makes it
the most desirable place of the kind in
Washington. Terms low. Apply at the
Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
ORGANS FOR SALE

A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and a
IA hne Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN both now
on exhibition at the metropolitan hechani s. Fair
lhey are from III. ma nufacIGry of HENRY ERBEN
Of New York.
For terms, sc. apply 10 Prof. SCHEEI., on l4th
street, north of r. HENRY CRRFN
teb 26- e0tf
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WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY AFTERNOON. ..... February 20

OFFICES FoR RENr.-A number of ad-
m;r,ble Offices and unfinished rooms,
suitable for gentlemen's lodging rooms,
are for rent in the commodious house on
the southwest corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Eleventh street. Possession
gwen Immediately. For terms, apply at
the Office of the Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

Il The Balfmoreans are talking about
running Q railroad through Baltimore street
II Is too narrow, and will never answer such q
purpose
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BANKING EoUsE OF PaIRo A NouRsV

$1,000 Opposite Usted S.cLes Treasury.
HoNDS, stocks and other securities purchased
ID and sold. P"'e""''U
Interest at the rate Of six per cent per annum al
jan 24-6,,, n.y." VI '0"bei'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

Y" Putnsms Monthly" for March, ha:
been sent Us by Frank Taylor. 1t is capital
plumber, and we'll worth the price asked for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

EThe n. Y. Express, heretofore q Isading
Wing paper, sayG-''The Wing party of New
York, has broken up-gons to the winds and
waves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

&10 REWARD.-For the apprehension and
Q1Oconviction of the person or persons w 10. on
thursday night, 22d inst mt, cut up I'd DESTROYED
CUSHION and removed the prop and lead bars belong
ing 10 our omnibus, at the stable on Capitol Hi
Washington, ID. C..
fellow mot the pfoprieio., was heard TO boas,
tha Ills omnibus made Sl.t by it. IL is presumabl,
he knows something about il.
feb 26-3t LATHAM g. rpOp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

MET MECH. INSTITUTE EXHIBI-
D. TIOS.->OTICE TO DEPOSITORS.-
All those persons who have goods IN cases deposited
for competition or exhibition, will please leave the
keys CT tEeil cases with Mr.. r. J. Magruder, at the
Exhibition teon, so i,1t the Judges may be able t.
examine their goods.
Early attention TO this Is requested, or it may he
their goods will not be examined
BY order: p. NJ PEARSON, Rec Sec
feb &c . 81 InteD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

1Cattle are said to be dying of starvation
In some parts of Ohio, in consequence Of the
drought last summer, which cut off the u,n.I
supplies necessary for their sustenance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
Accounts with the House Of essutatives

CLERKS OFFICE. February l6, 1855
DECISIONS having bills or other account. assiust
L ule hcuSe OF Representatives, are respectfully
requested 20 present thcm prior TO the 2sth instant
so as TO allow tine for acton Nv lie COnmiiIer an
Accounts before the adjournment.
J. w. FOINEY,
feb l7-uI2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

CST-On Friday evening, the 10th iustint in
IL going 10 or from the Mechanics Inst tute from
9Th, and nvaI 10Th street Bndgesl q Iarg. COLL
bREASTPlN, representing a grape vine. with :.
sSreh OF leaves and grapes. The finder will b,
suitapiy rewarded - lecving il at J. G. SMITHS
Lumber Yard, 9Th street
feb 26-Ns Gro - YJnv-rr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
METROPOLITAN MECHANICS, IN

a~, METROPOLITAN MECHANICS IN.
49, STITUTE.-By order of the Board al
Thursday next, M;rch LIST, will be appIOpi lated
for the benefit OF the poor Of the city.
And also that no deposition be admitted during "a,
day and night, without a pay ticket.
Members and Others entitled q free admS> ION.
are requested not 10 use their privilege on that day
BY order: 2. NJ PEARSON, Rec. Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

TAN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CospA.
NY OF THE ISTRicT OF COLUMBIA,
4 thARTEREO by Congress, offers 10 IN property
- owners otihe District safer and cheaper means
Vi insurance than any other Company
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW q. EMERY, Treasurer
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward John Van Riswick
Thomas Basden p. w. Browning
+. Howard, Mathew G. Emery
J. G. McKelden.
Once, Columbia Place, corner Louisiana avenps
and It'll street. avenue
feb 26-eotf "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

II HE Legislature of Massachusetts, has in.
ssruosed one OF its Committees to "report q
bill to prevent Roman Catholic. from holding
an Once under the gOvernQent of the State Of
Massachusetts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.

FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO are now selling az
IL then new store, $40 Pa. avenue, between
81 aud l0sh streets, next door west Of Messrs Wal
ter Harper & Co.'S, the ~nest and "heapest stock
of goods in the above line C"er cHc-ei Ia III
city, and they Cordially invite those sOout % pI.-
chase To call and examine their goods and lea IN
their prices beiiTe buyig- elsewhere. TIER goods
are ia first quality and were bought for cash al 20
per cent discount and can be- sold Sc Iluch !ci.-..
HUTCHINSON g. 9fU,s &c -
feb 23-6t $40 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

NOT1CE.-This is 10 certify that John Lapin,
IN was not arrested by officer Reese, and was no
for insulting ladies in the street. He was arrest ,
by officer Thomas for fighting. Officers should be
careful how they publish lies.
NICHOLAS ]. PORTER
feb 26-ltN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
A LII STRsRGkits
BURGLAR AND pOwpER-PRooP

y = IN
1 Ii. who are interested in secure Locks are in
n vited 10 examine the ones exhibited by the
subscriber al tie Hall OF the Smithsonian Inrtitu-
uOn (under the management OF the MetropoIitan
hechsnIcs' luStItGie) embracing " Jones' Patent
continuation LCck" ana "IlaIl's Patent Anti Gun
powder Lock" (ihe key E0 larger than i tooth
pick.)
200 was placed In tier.mg's sac, secu.sd
WIN The above Locks, when ON exhibition at the
Worlds Fair Lendon i'm 1851 and offered p = |. 10.
ward 10 any one who could pick the locks or open
me sale with the keys, but no found skill
iui enough Ia the art Of lock pickin, 10 obtain the
money. The jury awarded separate Medals for
heHIngs Safe ana Halls Lock; az also az the
worlds Exhibition in New York, in 1854, which
can be seen with the Safes AT the above eNhiition
SlLAS G. HERRING, Patent-e
and Manufacturer New York
FITZIUGH C0ILE, No. $40 Seventh street.
Washington, ID. & Agent feb o3-lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

Nor sO.-It has been asserted that Pat
Oames) Mcclure has been appointed special
mail agent by the Post Office Department.
We are authorised to state that there is nc
truth in this statement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
BOYS CLOTHING.

BOYS CLOTHING.
y order 10 sell of present stock Of Boys and
L Youths Winter ClOihin- we have determined 10
1rar oar large and tine assortment, consisting Of ev
cry desirable style and quality o. fashionable Ready
made Garments suitable tor dress and s.hool wear,
NJ greatly reduced prices.
WALL & STEPHENS,
32j Pa. ave, next 10 Iron Hall
feb 1I (srf;fn.l& NrwSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

T OST.-H.. SEVENTEENTH STREET, BE
IL tween Penna. avenue and street, on Saturday
evening last, chii's black and white spotted fun
Vlctorine. The finder BY leaving the same at Ne
4sG Seventeenth street VIII receive liberal re-
ward. fb:6-lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
STEWARDS DAGUERREAN ROOMS

hFEH "a ts Jewelry Store, Pa. avenue. PIC
~ lures taken IN all weathers and al reduced pri
ees from - cents Upwards We invite the public
TO cal: Satisfaction always given.
feb 2l-lys
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NSMITHSONlAN INSTITUTION Lee
~ TURES.
OLIVER P. BALDWIN, Esq, Of Richmond, Va. will
deliver lecture Un MONDAY EVENING, the 26uf
instant.
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARKE CUsrs, ESQ. will
lecture on WEDNESDAY EVENING before the
Jni,et States Agricultural Society.
febS4-Yt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

<THE FAlR.-NOTICE TO JUDGES
80 preliminary meeting Of the Committee
OF Judges on Glass % o: the articles deposited TO-
competition at the Metropolitan Mechanics Eyhibi-
ton, will be held at the residence ct Dir. w. ri
monitor, 46s Sixth street, next 10 the Unitarian
Church, on TUESDAY MORNING, the 9Th INST
al O'Clock. Ciass D embraces MUSICAL philosnpll-
zeal and surgical .IstII.E.Gts. Membcr OF tie Com
mittee are earnestly requested 20 punctual at the
hour stated. feb Alt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

~,A NEW gUHSING ASSOCIATION i,
0a now being formed, which will be organ-
Ized As sOon as 1000 shares shall lie subscribed
wien Cue notice will be given. Persons wishing
avail themselves of The opportunity now afforded
will find books of subscription opened al F.. c. by
ER'5 Store, $50 Pa. avenue between 18th and
lah streets, and at T. NJ. HiNSON'S Office, 3 IL
Seventh 81, opposite in;cigencer Office.
feb 23-3is
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NOTICE.-THERE WILL BE meet
8~S ing of the Standing Committee OF the
Franklin Fire Company on MONDAY EVENING,
the 2Sth instant. The officers of the engine and
hose division are requested to be- present.
BY order OF ROB'T f. DOYLE, Pres.
Tah1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

An Army Officer Dead.-Information has
reached the War Department of the recent
death Of Major Harding, of the Ordnance De-
partment, U. S. A., at st. Louis, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

HeTHE AUTOMATON BIRD, BY SPE-
ttSa clal request, having been sent 10 Phadel-
phia exhibition Tor few DAYS, il will not be OIL
exhibition AT sIC.e ALL Thursday, the Isl Of
March. Hil.bUS & HITZ.
feb 23-ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

TNO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS & OTHERS.
/ SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, ac.-N. w.
GAIT s BRO. inyi spLcial attenusn u Inei.
stock Of pure Silver Table. Dessert, and Tea Spoons
and Forks, Ladies' Butter Knives and all other az
cles of pure Silver Ware. which larger and more
varied than ever offered to their customers.
VI. w. GAIT BRO,
394 Pa av nue. betw. 9Th and 10Th ste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

Whsn They Meet.-The Board Of Surgeons
for the examination Of candidates for admis
sion into the Navy as Assistant Surgeons meet
at Philadelphia on Monday, March 18th next
So, all interested will please take due notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26

of the Board, to which we have referred above,
was not so intended by Linn; and that he had
ordered tbs Clerk not 10 permit tho Board to
examine their books, because there was a
rumor out OF doors that they intended to carry
them CT, or to forcibly take them from within
The reach of those claiming to have been new
ly elected.
We have to say that as for the existence of
such a Tumor, except among persons who were
conscious that they themselves were engaged
in the preparation of q fraud requiring in
slant and emphatic treatment at the hands of
firm and responsible gentlemen to prevent its
Success, it is the sheerest CANNON conceivable.
Tho Board were withou. reason for desiring
surrepttously to take possession of their
archives. Their instant production might be
necessary for their own vindioation until after
receipts for disbursements and property had
beon passed They had had possession
tof them for twenty years without removing
them from their place Of deposit, and, in all
| that, time, the breath OF SANDER had not dared
to blSw on the personal or official integrity
and high bearing Of any one OF those gentle
men, than whom our country really contains
no where elss, engaged in any other such
public enterprise, An equal number whose
minds, character, and invariable conduct have
won Tor them more respect and confidence from
their felio" citisens, or higher fame In their
several walks In life
TIE affair was settled temporarily by the
ACCEPTANCE Of the claimants, under the advice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-26
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

i OST-A LARGE NEW BRASS KEY. THE
IL finder Will b. literally rewarded by leaving il
Al this office. feb %
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-29


This Institute was founded on the 8lst Of August,
1852, for the promotion and encouragement of Man
utactures, Commerce, and the Mechanic and Useful
Arts.
The contributions to the Exhibition are already
numerous and every indication is afforded Of full
and most interesting display The arrangements are
made upon grand scale. The main hall and other
apartments Of the Smithsonian Institution set apart
for the purpose are admirably adapted therefor and
supplied with everything conducive to the safety,
convenience and comfort Of contributors and visters
while the approaches from all parts of the city have
been greatly improved.
Persons twenty-one years Of age and friendly to its
Objects may be admitted to membership Of this In
stftute If between the nges of fourteen and twenty
one they may be admitted as junior members. The
former required to pay initiation fee of g. and
az per year thereafter; and the latter initiation
fee of 81, and 81 per year thereafter.
For the benefits of the School Of Design, members
and Junior members charged 81 extra per season
Of four months.
All members are entitled to the privileges Of the
Exhibition. Members tickets each admit member
and one lady or a member and two children, or the
wife of member and two children and junior mem
bers' tickets each admit Junior member and one
lady Other persons are required to pay for tickets
as follows:
Single admission 25
Season ticket convertible into membership. 80 90
Gentleman's season ticket single. ........... so
Ladys season ticket. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 90
The Office Of the Superintendent Of the Exhibition,
sttution il open daily from A. NJ, until 8, p. NJ,
where all business connected with this enterprise will
receive prompt attention. Written communications
should also be addressed 10 the undersigned.
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
jan 26--eo3t Superintendent.