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|ence of his devotion to his country.


ask Nautilus the history Of his ameness;
but he eluded, with so much care, every
approach to the object, that deemed my.
self obliged to respect his secret.
Two months passed thus, and had
opportunity of appreciating all the right
mIndedness, generosity, and enlighten-
ment that dwelt in the accessible part Of
that extraordinary soul. In presence Of
this dangerous rival, who triumphed with
out struggle, the Baron became almost
tender. His selflove cruelty suffered to
see preferred to him lame merchant,
with fine voice. He sometimes attcmp-
ted to quize him, but Nautilus confounded
him so completely by the aptness of his
retorts, that the Ian ,hters were never on
the side Of the Baron.
One night that the family party was
assembled, Werter approached Mr.. Null
Ter with snppiant air, and delivered to
him letter from his father. The poor
young mans agitation made ME suspect
that the letter contained a proposal. Mr..
Hu''e' 'e"n y. win attention and handed
1t to his wife,who rapidly glanced over it
and cast scrutinizing glance at her
"""s''e'' u make sure whether or no she
""' 'o'e""'neu OF th's step A mothers
pride is ALWAYS hatlere under sucb cir
'''''""eeS' " anu the "rSt impulse Is gen
| '"e ~ Tue ,''"n WHO mas SIN
ee' '"' '"e oo)ec' oi her dearest atfec'
''"S o"' the second thought Is one Of
p"''".e' 'eP"r"'ioh' the many risks
u .". '"'"'e' soon cheek the instructive
'''"'''o" o' TIC "a'erhai heart' and
''''''e' e'"eu' 10 arrest the de-
'"I I ''''"''
~ "e'' "e''' sue sa'u' hfst to Know
VIVA. H''eh thinks.
,h ne "o.uS :a, "I'e hAe ray I" light to
al ,ho ,,,,,o.,
.Ros;1.s h. , =, =,
a. ;'"'S '"'eu
70 ho,r 0
W.r,sr, nos;,;o, ...;.c,.,
m.reJ a, few wor :. haoam, onha.,,
.,l .,.,u. l.n Az ''''' '''''o
-. .,,.racL;lInomo,haI,.-,
,honId ho s.n, ,,.'.l. - -, tssnr '
M.Ih, ot.,m.I
al r.,o, -, ,-,, p
a man d;snos.J ,o .ror. ~. .s;a. .I
warmly J.erdaJ H.. ,,uI'., ~ "''
81, c.,,, L ,...:.,pI
clus;,n .,b., H.. ro, .,'
plead, in his favor. .nJ Ii. an,
ment which at ,h,, .o. :. no, v.,o.',..,
inc proves in nv on;";or ,L., .,;,.
aso;,;,, 20 40 ore., o h.,,,;.n.1 ,n
suft;,;.n, ,roJos,v ,o .a,;, h;,n.o,e,...-
,br oft " "
.Jf d,..I,r,,;o, oxo
Of merit" iu,errurt.J tho Cnrnn;,ld. ~
know o,o man w,,o ,,
taten
.And ,,o :. ,h, ~ ,u ,
ler w;,h III corco,,.l o,.;,.;,n
.Nvser m.d.n ,o,,;o1 49,
.R.ro, W., N,r,i, -
Re Tho var :, xh;oL ,,:.
a.. J;..,n.IIo .,..It,,
.n.J nv al the ;mro,,,nn. of a.. 80
.o.
"a, INV no. men ID no, oh.,o.r,o.
timed the ha,or. ..rJ ,bo n.os"', :; .
ou,,an,.s s,r rho 6,,,ran
Ellen was realI, to he n;,;eJ who,
Msl,hus took We,er's part, saw ,ba,
she was on the point Of f.inting Her
eountenance, naturally 50 gentle, was
overshadowed BY an expression Of vexa.
ton and displeasure. She had ,aL., ,ho
Jews benevolent defence Of the Sudsn,
for mark Of Indifference. Willis, still
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"Come here. Won miscbievous LITTLE ras

"Come here, you mischievous little ras-
CAL"
won't you lick me, fatheri'
NO"
will you swear you WON'T"
"Yes."
Then l won't come, father, for Parson
Atwood says: he that swears will lie.'"
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Give your boys trade, and learn them
to depend upon their own resources, and
they will make slrewd and smart men.
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At Lynn, on Tuesday, a young woman
died from the effects of ether, administer
ed by dentist, to whom she had applied
to have a tooth pulled.
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a few barrels Of liquor on their way
through Rutland, Vermont, from Troy to
Boston, was observed to be labelled.
"Widow's Tears"
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IN ADVANCE
VARIETY.
Work if you would prosper.

Genius adspts itself to all Society, is
ambitious and proud, but is free from scorn.
ful pride.
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A true son OF genius reads human ma
ture and can influence the millionaire or
the lowest laborcr.
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OfaIl worldly habits, the h.bit of gam
bling is the most adverse to Intellectual
advancement, the most ruinous to intel.
lectual health.
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The little value Providence sets on rich
es, is seen by the persons on whom they
are generally bestowed.
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CoNvERsATroN.-Many indeed are the
Prerequisites to excellence, aud those who
are happily endowed with it must be en-
lowed with much labor and pains in its
acquisition. A studied expression is more
disagreeable and irksome than a loose
and careless one; but we'll chosen Ian.
guage accompanied by competan, sha .
OF information and good sense are ALWAYS
sure of admirers in every society. Good
breeding, affability and good humor are
As necessary ingredients in conversation
as elegant conversation and fine language.
Moroseness and determined disinclina.
ton to tn" feelings Of company, are incom-
patiblc with politeness, and in,ol.rable in
all societies. So argues selfshness, than
which no other passion is more jus. ly and
more universally despised.
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Then Malthus drew ring from his finger
and hanled it to Mr.. Muller. The coun-
tenance Of the latter, generally SO cold in
its expression, was suddenly extraordinary
iy agltated; tears started to his ewes, and
he threw himself into his presever's
arms.
"All that possess belongs to you" he
cried, "and | have the happiness to in
form you that your capital has doub-
led"
,'Of all that you possess" replied Mai
thus. II ask but one thing, to which l
have no right"
Tho worthy German took the hand of
his daughter, who trembled with happi-
ness and surprise, and, placing it in that
of the Jew
Sir" he said, addressing himself to
me, "you who have seen the world. and
who are disinterested in this question, do
you think that could do better
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-16
THE ALLIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

SSINCE MESsRS. aHLERING & BEGINNER HAVE
- lease the Ola Corner Stand under the
Journal Once and filed with
aud latest OF all aud WDter Clothing Fur
nishiDg ocds etc.. aud sell them at"nhngy low the
ALLIES Rave BEEN COMPELLED TO sCkEENDAR.
Sd. q ~ e. THEIR NEW STOCK A Sd
consists in part of Meps and BoyP ready made Clothing
Hats Caps and Trnnks wih the mst
OF Gentle Dress Goods and Tacrs Furnishing Gooas
brougtt TO this Their fsees for purchasing aud
anufac turing superior ether house in the city,
which the all tim ill all orirs
OF goods and st thu be bargains Cnntry and city
and the public generally respectfully invited call and
xaine their New and Reduced
ing elsewhere. r.s- decIs-tf
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CLOTHING wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.

CHANCt N u
THE uader-gped having purchased Of his late part
~ Cbas W Mack. his entire interest in the Cloth
NJ ing Store OF Mack Lobensae a, very nrasy dis
coant sdetermiued to get rid OF the present stock at
at prices make for aarge as0rt
ment Of Fall Winter Clothing He therefr his
t- III aud anime his floods
and prices he has good stock of Clothing Gentiemen
Furnishing Goods &c. &c. there Is IN Eysnsviie AND
will them than they be bought other
pIae in te city which will prove TO those calm at his
sora under Pavilion Hotel. o,,,x,sr,c,
ey2S-tf ANTHON1 bODcNSIIN ..
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SHERWOOD House.

TIME subscriber has taken above house, and has
i entirely reated and -esnhshed 1t, AMI is prepared
To entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
manner. He rented the brick Stable owned by
Burke. and has good stock of horses anu car
riages to let. Isu
The stable is large, clean and welocated, and good
in constant pdance Particular attention
will be horses left with him for keep
NO and in all respects the public sha lind the shcr-
wood House good Hotel. fjys-tfl J. A. 8fERS.
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CHANGE OF PHOPRlETOKS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &c
Who .EsALE AND REIAIbBY

LGICH & YER LIN
THE have purchased be entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines OF J. NJ. ID. Miller d Co.. and
stand of ser d Farnsiey No. IA Water street. under
the frm of Leich d. Verling.
Charlie LEIGH ofthe rm, hopes he favoraby known
to tine public having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter VeriDg ofthe
having cerSng i'm the present store the
last tire. years. fatters himself With having the conf
dence of its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock or
drugs and medicines and hope 10y this means and by
10 business and 10y low prices 10 merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
febo5-Iy PETER VERLlNG.
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION, ia
[WHOLESALE AND RtTAIL BOOKSELLER AND

-.. STATI0NEK. l-f L --'
tNYOULD respe fully inform his srie nds and Do b
w lie generally that having Purchased o. Ne ssrs
Hathhone d Nheer r. their entire stock of Books q
stationery he has owed his b. Store the
lately occupied b, them ia No. j, Fosters Block eorne
of Main aud First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock en- able him to
offer to Dis customers larger and better sssortmen
than has ever Before been brought to this market
|sisg in payt Of MiscellaneOt School Medica and
theological Books. Writing. Printing. WurJmg an D.
Fancy Paper, a'd Foreign Fancy Stationery ofair
kinds All ofwhch will be sold. Wholesale and Retail
AT cincinnati prices. fact to which he would call the
attention ofcountry merchants dealers. teachers and
others being confident he make it to their interest
to purchase of him. "af U"ri aug 25-u
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,PkESEUVES, &C.
UHO..i ~ Al IL * RET ALL.

a zCR3Z rrspee, fully informs the public that ne
n nov all orders eitEer of Country mer-
chan or tamil for Coneetonaries OF every description
ncudn Parisan work ofevery style. 6c.
serves Je,lies lie the best
IL enshed ell orders Tor Connection
ary and Cakes pon &c. promptly aud cheap
He usrticular y asks the attention of Country merchants
70 his stock and prices. sepls-u Is fa' 49,
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j. +. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
soster's ButLding, Up Stairs. -lf1Ir
T r. CRISP. having removed his once 10 Fosters
.; building, will bs hand at all simes, to take &c.
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, &C.. and Attend
all business required of him as Jasee OF The Peace
febg-tf
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.' WABa.BAND FRyF CaNAE.

vH>HE unders ned have recently lrilt and subsan
tial Wsrehatse the Csrai Peter~bnrgh. ana
now prepare % Produce. e. admission
warjnz bnsiness entrusted them Csnsness will he
Promptly fed Of the arrival their Sooos and charges
in sll cssss warranted rive ssrisfsr.inB.
decs-f BARR a MORGAN. Pctershurgh. Ia
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BARBER SHOP.

II g. THOMPSON. having purchased the interest Of a
other partners n the known the Thomp
Instte will hereafter conduct the business IN his ow
"s SHAVING HAIR DRESSING ANDsHAMPOONING don
in tn. most approvedst MIR Thompson wcul return hi
thanks to Evansville for their liberal patron
and would pectuy solicit same pleds
ms bimself 10 ,pare no pains to meritit. eva tf
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81 dor sss'a rorrer Bottoms; 1
a; 10 p'gsBlosk Tin: reed per
deels SAMUEL ot&.
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aSHIN(sLs Poplar shingles ste re and
els - - PRESTON BROS
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+ X E! FIRE.! FIRE!Cf
MORE TRIUMPHS OF ada
kkCH,S S.&LAM VI N A. EK SAFEST
COURTNEY. TENANT & CO.
FIRE IN EVANSVILLE. n. Y.

DANStlblE. N Y.
DASsvILLD, April 10, 1854.
Messrs STrARSs MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. contained all our book, aud
papers which came OUT -Ood order. The Safe from
appearance must have been red hot We trusted our
all In IT.. Very respectfully. ,onr,.
BhGWE e. GRANT-a
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ftH0ICE family Butter to DO hsdat ,r -
~ 6si -1N IS rHt.. 1893 1H A COOKS
VsNHERMOMETERS. Spy Glasses and Pocket Eve
u Glasses, for sale by ey20 A. G. PUSHEE.
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:. EVANSVILLE. Ia FRIDAY FEBRUARY. l6. 1866
STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. s. MAIL
AND kAPRkS> PACKETS.
lkI- VI EEkL, "A Boat Of this Line viii,
Terre iiaate ana Evansville every
49, Monday. Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock
p NJ These Boats large commodiods well
Connecting Terre Haute with Railroad Northern Pack
snd Evansville with the different Lines of Steam
on the Ohio river. .C.| e22-tf
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HAVE this 1sy me Forwarding and
Commission business Robert $. Howard. The
will he hereafter conducted under the ST. 10 and frm
LIE wis a. Howard. el6-sf - EDWARD LEWIS.
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. @. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE. Atornies al
81 LBw Evansville, Indiana associated themselves
As in the psictce of the law, and will continue
10 practice in this and adjoining counes and in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning then
attention particularly to land law la short time the!
will be prepared to give in few minutcs an abstract
the title to any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
neuts orin Lanasco togethe with their professioHa
,i,n "A ~ ina title. ifissired fnr (jy25- ]
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PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS.
MEDis.:.N a Zen e. Pr k.TsfN,


Mora" ~, n ZEN q pm B-T0N,
ESAyEnos sfsr the he stock o. Foreifn and
u Domestic Dry Goods Nations. Boots Shoes Hats and
C,Ls they have ever OF ycc TO the trace.
We therefor NJ ." Al close prompt dealers thast
s w BE- 10 % Tor them to pas by our soei
IS pass'ge money and 81 p per 100 lbs freight
We are sstermind t. this gazing the river and have
Cincinnati and Phii-eeiIsis. WINS INV w
W need scarcely add these times that cash tuyssrs per-
Louisville BrOkfr- Indiana Baaf
paper from 10 to Is per cent.
As :ur stock IS FIRST rate clean fresh and healthy. we're
invite all dslrs sho give good rcse to call in
and examine for h-nselyes- aovT
q ATlNETTs. --l0eas-s Snper Blaes Satipets
- . 5 DO Trey Mixed DO; tgE r
Ir f.-l Is do Blue do dol aB
49, do Fancy Cold do;
EpEC' per amer Belle Golden direct Bremen
la 20 k-gs Hand Herring; Is jars Anehovseh;
ss s,n,. E'ar,,s 's1f; xiT,iI as sf.t S:
n OOK HERE $3.50.
n mo Iss smoke ed Hams soooINs smoked Shoulders:
loo lbs Bacon Sides; Loo lbs Pief,s9 r9s; A. .
janI5-3m Main sire. Evansville.
a xEs AyEs.,-ss boxes Axes jn;. reed and nov in
wells n.:CoiIins'
All Of which will Ne Sid atthe lowest msrset prices the
THAMES leases PI.n. and csrrcn'ers' Wood Tools,
iuss opened from Columbus Ohio ell made to my order.
r. rb Plane. all kinds Moulding Planes. all kind;
s ssn", Chs, File Auerr and Pisee H,rdi-.
pswcb and HAND Screws: Axe Piet and id.s H.ndies -
isns '''''' GLASS WELLS.
SILK LACEs 80 --r.on. silt L.e... for ..,.ey
SEN JAS Low n CO as Main ST. Lon KY
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CHARTREs'sT. FIRE. NEW oIlFAkssll

. A large assortment Of RILprR's P.Trrr sA,.n.s,ir
SArks, with aich's Improvements. for ssie by
STRAINS d MARVIN, d..
(successors to Rich e. Col
LAG WATxR STREET. N.Y.,
The only Makers Of Snlyrander Safes combining VIII
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Propretors Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock- which has neiihe, key nor
ke,hole. AILIS a. HOWfS ift
my9-tf M Agents at Evansville 90
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GINGHAMS.-2 cases glazed super black; 4 do 2s inch
VI cotton Chambrsy; do Manchester Plaid Gin
newest styles BY direct importation hand and orsle
rf omua fs laN flI' l JAS. Low. CO.
arss Alb lain St. Louisville. Ky.
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DOPLtNs-icase7- silk ana Cotton Poplins direct i'm
4 ported. and for sale by JAS. Low q CO..
aug9 AIS Main st Louisville. XIV.
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TECsLlNs.-2 styled Muslin de Lame dir &c
w imported. and for sale BY JAS. Low CO.,
angs AIS Main St.. Louisville. Ky.
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UsTREs, TWILIs. NJ ARiNO AND sEaGEs,-
cases64 block Alpaca Lustrs; do ass'd colores
Fires 10 do DO LAX hair Lustrs 10 "a wills ass'd
eoors % do IA Thfoet Marine assd coors DO
Alpaca seges in all Qualities " direct hans
and for sale stl0wesi prices by JAS. low co. "a
Main So Loui
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NEANS.-1 Camled Jeans; do Blae and White new
- eststyiss. reed this day and Cor sale ty
JAS. Low CO.
aug9 Alb Main Louisville. Ky.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Epw ARD LEwIs. R0Bf. 9. HOWARD.
LEWIS a. HOWARD,
zNORW AhDlNG AND COMMISSION MER.
r4 Wu. REILLY !

warehouse the Canal Personal aud prompt attention 10
Cousignments. either sale shipmeat.
Evansville, June 10, lS5f.-V a'tl 20 .hl 2. N til-
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EEFCEIvED per steamer AIsena-
AZ Is hoIe. Wheat Starch; 5btls Psa1i Barley; ~
bbls Dat Meal lsltft f' u =
Per steamer Anlbzssadnr- r-
bags spice; aIf .r 4 do Cloves; aH '-H
y bill Indigo 90 o0o s q cap.:
5 do IlomIBy; IL .l 10 doz lori Shaker Bred rs,
z btis ; 5 Almonds; Is hxs VI II Rasrs
~ hi-ixs Rsisins; 2cases 4 hx ssrmnss; .
Is hxs " r Cream rheefs: do n Y Matches;
Is do Fancy Bar Soap. for sale by .gl - ~ IA.
jans 4 ID UEIMANS
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IVORY TABLE KNIVES.
FINE afsortmsnE Of W. Tables In stock sin ri.
IA sets oil 81 pieces which areoth
able for Christmas New presents The
houses epers called this t,cr. CuAS. s. WELLS,
dsel2 "a -'l 2dovrs fellow the Branch Back.
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The Omnibus Line calls for sengers all prime pal
Hotels: and by leaving directions the No 22
street between Fifth and sixth doors south of the u
States Hotel. the office southa Broadway
and Front opposite the Spencer House. directly
bank. they will call in any part Of tn. city.
deeI5 J. II. HOW ELL. Conductor.
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TO ouR sUBscEIRERs.

Tbs n6Af q FrEspn Dc eoa 0ua u50ss sn "a
pssHnehi Of The salscsspuon rs3e q sasanco-
Dstasi sahSehco may snoury y cset fh ots
which Ssn s sad BY all "
The COUNTRY fArEa psbHshse M weekly ourins ne see.
SONS Of Congress, and }, during the recuss
Subscriptions fof YEA. VIII be recri,a an
proportional TO the above rates.
GsPosT1AsILts auibored agents end ~
sendisg Daily subscrb $50 enoloseo on y1yx
sta-"LfKLf sD0<cf.be win s-s eaeosed viii be
copy gratis.
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Geor.atawn College, ID. &.

TUE next will Monday,
Of The preparatory department cole
are ad professors,
and intellectual advancement
eKcaEivcy Tor accommodation
or The Younger dorGioy, play gouDds,
hall ciass iocms will entirely of the
especially will them
ser pasmss preside studies complete seTara
Effected between the and older suarbis
witch all those WHO
leaet teuce n q youth
The observatory college, extensive philosophical gpa
rutnS c, and of
specimens skfs afford the Students OF this institution nd
yantages rarely 10 be Isei with.
B. A. MAGUIRE,
Aug 5--dim frnadent
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JtcaNltl0H OF InIc 70 Lalfo1Hin.
uaied States mail sieainshipa New York
<Y&T& for Aspiuwah the 5Ii and of
conGrcting with mail from Panama
These sh been inspected approved Navy
Department. and guaranty sYoed aud Safely
1he fanama railroad ta7 long,
to ocean, and Is cozscd hons The baggage
checked York
enharkea
The paid IN New York Expenses
krserve steamers kept port New York, Panama.
fan Francisco To detention in Of accident
the route is entirely Tei;atlc.
Passengers day they arrive al As,n
walt =
Conductors through by cach
women aud children without oihcr
For through tickets te
West street, New Yoik, T. w. RAYMOND.
MayC--Gm
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appointment or superintendent OF building
and Grounds at the University of virginia.

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wan DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTMENT.
Hon Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War, In the Secre-
tary office proper there Chief clerk subordi-
clerks messengers and four watchmen. The fol-
lowing bureaus are attached to this department;
Commanding Generals O5iceThis ofce, Mt the head OF
which il Lieutenant General Scott is at New York.
Adjafant Generals OgioeCol. Samuel Cooper Adiutant
General. Assistants-Lieut. Col W. O. Freeman, MAJOR
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate,
Major John r. Lee Nine clerks and messenger In this
office kept all The records which refer 10 the personnel OF
the army the rolls, Ac 1t il here whore all military CON-
missions made ont
Qaartersnaser GeAsrdgs OEee.-Gen. Thomas s. Jesup,
general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master general Captain NJ. NJ. Clark district quarter
MAJOR IL. e. Wayne in charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger
Paymaster Generals O5FccCol B. r. Larned, paymaster
general Major St. Clair Denny, district pay master eight
clerks and one messenger.
Coosurissary Generals 0cc.-Gen. George Gibson,
issary general assistant Captain A. T. Shrias six clerks
and one messenger.
Sargcoa Geaeraps o6ice-Gen Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general; assistants DR.. Il. c. Wood and Dr. Richard II.
Coolidge; three clerks
Engineer Oce-General Joseph G. Totten, chief engi
assistant Lieutenant John d. kurz i've clerks and
messenger.
Typographical Bareaa.-Co j. j. Albert, colonel OF the
corps; assistant Lieut.. Nj. L. Smith four clerks and
messenger.
raaaare BnreanColonel Ii. X. Craig, colonel Of ord
nance assistant Captain Wm Maynader eight clerks and
messenger