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Bridge at Grass Valley, settled nearly two feet no
ftaYr however, we're entertained IN regard to the
safety of the structure. The boat al Moone7s Ferry
broke adrft the same night and was carried do Tn
the stream several miles, finally lodging short dis.
lance above Lew1ss Crossing. Several mules and
bortes were also swept away by the trsshe' The
water invaded numerous miners cabins, which lined
the banks Of the river; and many vneea slu'ce-
boxes tons aud rockers carried of 10 pHts I'M
kro~n The river FIJI three feet on THURSDAY but
on Saturday wa still exceedingly high. The bridge
across Trinity River at Siurdev1nte Ranch near the
mouth OF the Canon Creek was also swept away oy
the freshet on "Wednesday night. This va new
bridge rec. nty comp letsd AZ considerable expense
and con.idered 70 be very substantial structure.
TIE RxcEST SviCrDE.-The body found on the 7'h
inst near Hayess Ranch was recognized yesterday
a. n Of Of Jofeph LeDdle native Of Gemsny, aged
2s years The following statement was IN sde before
The COroners jury by Father Gallagher Of the c.
tbedra: Tie deceseed arrived here shout the 18th Of
December LAT, bearing letters from Germany, repre-
renting him 10 be student Of theology. he Was re-
ceived accordingly into The Diocesan Seminary al the
Mission Dolores where it soon bee ine evi1ent tn ~
be was not what bs recommendation represented,
ard the. deception had been practicsd. His c)ntn-
nance in The Seminary wa therefore, Impossible.
About sevfn weeks ago he was expelled, aud sln 9
that tine be bad been living on the bounty OF those
who were deceived by bic represent AZ o4s. II "p-
pears n q, the deceased left his boarding house on
Keaney IT,, On the evening Of the 9Th last, and
nothing more was seen Of him until his body was
fouEd A. previously relad d, on "Wednesday morning,
near hayes's Ranch. a verdict Of suicide w.5 rem
deYed.
TIE NV STocKros DlGGISGs THESE oig2 ngs,
saws The Tn0n are but - mile. distant from Stock
ton alonz the main road in Cslsveras COUNTY - he
Central Bsrre's AID Reynolds Ferries, across the
river S:artlaus Onwarc e. SoOOra Toe mining dig
'rict con- rees portion Of the mountain range which
separates the Stockton part Of the PLAN o. San ~
qun from the river etsnssus T1a, part o. Il near
Il Stnckfon taa lately attracted the attention Di
miner. who have been on the spot during tns recent
interval Of roio, and i'll more richly rewarded re
who had Previously taken Up claims near springs oi
water at which they had psoned out
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Married.

A, SEP Frsncseo Mach I, Richard s. Raven a r TO
Georse dsushtsr Of rnornS Pebnin4n Esg. OF Sarn9re
~ san Fisne.eo. March /, Nj William Newell 70 ars
May l. Swan -
sau r. snes.o, HGrca Nj Henry W. h9ns'n 10 MS
Caroline BsiIh6Ee
A. SAP Ffareeo March csr, Thomas sp,rra~ 70 Eit,
A. Youngest dsusbier Of Capt ) 2. Burph,m
san francisco, March Thomas Farley TO vi" Jo's 7hns
Carroll.
At SAP FTsDc.oo March W Ab.r, Green, Of ssn Frsn
CLEO 20 Mia nsr, Pratt Of Shslburn Mass
AtSsn Frarc.co. Hu;h !. Mr. Gsor,e +. Miner to Miss
ADgelire Cslers.
ssmpson
Al s.n Frspe'sco. hs,ch 1 Mr. r. Mitchell. % Sara
m,nto Bss Virginia Pstts, e.ush,er Of " j. Hubert
s.nt,rs E-q o. san Franci,c0
At Ofss. Valley FEB IS Mr Z. Howard 70 vi" Ala
De Glvoy
At Sacramento March I. Dir. A Grsentsan to Mas J..
Noes.
AZ Shs,ts. Mr. y. CsshinE 10 Nis' y J.ne Love-:
Frsueisco March 81 tn ll,s c Va, ~ Mics AZ
r Pysp both former Of Ne --IoTk.
At Grove Ra5eh, Feb q. Sir John Weber to Lucy
Defmsn 49,
Ish hsllCn.
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Markets.

san FRANCISCO Thursday Evsul1s. March IL.
Unrsusl apathy ehafsc the datseL tlr f-H Gays
pact the ofersrs haze been l4ge but owing TO the Ees
scarcity Of The jobbIs sUcely sble 20 pu'ch4se
uowiis aLdipg Ic,s become much f4vOf4b
them. The onty OF lesaias sIees declined
sepsib,
FLouR-Jobbing s.i.s Ms b5. Gs-go ~ s. 500
BssLoa Mhs $40 80; $50 do DO ,.h-y's .,ifrai.ag
sis We learn thai the sale Of go bio Gsego sod Haxz
nsde NoDCsy sbf Ut Z So cs.h.
BREaD-C bh's " ala L's u or sold auction ct
GRAN-In u heat notnrgi s dong bsrlry renaias vsry
du ESQ ,scss pnces trsrspr,d 5n do del7
treo on brsrd &c sc DO me wharf st : 9)
PoTAToEs i,0 sscks choice sold 81 c oro Inferior.
ye.erdy for sesd A. 75s. 81 d. sweet dsy, 81
pROvsIoHs-15 frSrs Butter inf n1r old sod he A.
auction very inferior ordinary, at az tc
81 bids ~ tdloc
CANDLEs-8C0 bxs Adarau-ils yGr!5us maf<', sold yes
tefcay at :.
CoffFE-Ssles autto Of 80 BAGS Rio I7e 300
TCurd st Re-
suGAS-57 bales 100 u. EACH Cln, ssest-d, sod
ton Al RI so
ToBacCo-5O cases ordinary .old at auction A. iilc
MAIcHLs-lfOO gross Lucfer I'D suction s7.c - g
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bacon, and is confidently expected that BY another
YEAR .sficierey OF thefe articles will be made 70
supply the consumption Of our people. The late as
COS OF gold 10 the Kern River country creating
quite feeling among these people Possessing
short and easy Of to the mines throdgh
the Colon paSs they already making la-ge eslcl-
latiops upon divertag much of the mining trade 70
their city. Several parties have visited the pinas
region. some OF whom have returned. bridging the
most fstterng accounts Of their richness and extent
WAsHIsGros's BIRTHDAY AT Los AsGELEs.-Cne
CITY Guards turned out on the 22d February. There
was 'arge'-.hoc ting for prizes. Ia the evening,
grand anniversary bal took place.
Rus CPoy ADAMS & Co At Los AsGsLEs'-io DC
sgett Of Acsms & Co at Los Angeles thus writes
10 the editor Of The Southern CaiforHi1n;
"In Consequence Of the Suspension OF Adams * Co'
10 San Francisco there quite run on this otn -
| am happy TO state that every dollar Deposited with
NE ne an Express Agent Of Adams & Co., has oses
paid On presentation, and there are few more
left "
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Died..

Atssn Frsnehco ofy phoid pneumonia w l. Jewell E'l
sgea q years
shea. Fiat Feb IA OF irhamm ,ton Of the urg, Ste
pheL Flowers late Of Texas, ssed 6 y~ars.
tie HOuBfsn bouse, r0d1s valley, Plicsr Co,
Gel fyTius fever Mr D~ruis F.uer AGED .bo1t 80
foruerl, o Bforr svle Jefferson Co.. Nev Yors.
Honolulu Feb. Mr. ). kcdy eyed u years. formerly
OF MsIysvie
On board steamship son1rs J.n o. James Buru. 6remAs
eyed IS years "a i've Ifesnd FEB 10 james Bs4sln
New eyed q years cook drowned. Feb p, 81 sri
o. Herman her.feld Esq sged IS months
At ranento, March 2, Elizabeth 81 LJrde, aged 10
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VERDICT IL FORGERY CASE Nelson Rosl
late Cashier Of tie Lite Phenix bank OF this city,
early in February, 1854, undertook 20 ReI .
Iots Of j. ). Wright Esq, Of this city, for
go eco, ciscounfed After tbs note was drawn,
i, Tss 50 changed by Roe h bear interest 1t
10 Per cent Roe he'd recourse % the psnnh 10 Inl'
case George D-Roe, mopey lender OF Pitteoursa,
vho disco nntd the note GA ths Isl Of May loh'T-
iug the bote fell due and Nss presented 70 Wnsht
FOR payment, who pronOuuc % it forgery declaring
d a. the ntIunt NJ originally awn without 'otere-',
bad been sIce altered The Cashier OF me Pnenix
Bank WEE init ciaie!y arrested Tor forgery on CON-
rltint If DeRoe After me arrest aud while IN tina
hands OF the tcer Roe gave tho prosecuting ~i5U-ss
tbre, of be ,gn notes making up the sDDuat Of the
dlscouIted psUer whi:n notos were IndOr-ed by
M,ssrs Stafford q Bruce, CT South Narer S.. where
upop ID, Roe G. reed not 10 prosecute Roe, IL il upon
ole e these uot,s Of g Geo. which Roe has failed -
met that seton is broeght against tbs ndorssrs who
gave their sis natures without knosedgs u the use -
which the rotes we're TO be put. Roe Wa sabpsnsed
witness by the defense, out "clrcums pre-
vented bic presence 10 tbe city the day Of trial
The defense Set ~ Vas that as the notes were fgsn
10 mpouno ieiony they are VOID IA Ia .. Al .
late hour lasi nis the giyea 10 tns JOY
VITO tbs morning brought m Their verdict or me dc
fencaDV. .Chicsso Jour. kafe- 81.
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HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.


The L. S. NJ. steamship Black Warrior J. ID. Bull
loeb, Esq Commander, arrived yesterday fro n Ne~-
DREAMS va Havans left at latter port y. steamers
Princeton and Fultop, officers and cfess all WELL
Tie Fulton vas to sai Tor Norfolk on Saturday, 3ls:
ut.
From Havana the Black Warrior has encouu-
tered urusuay severe gales through the entire pas
SAGE from NORTH. at and North. West, ara during
tie night of the , e, ult it blew hurricane.
From On ,fzp oor1espoDSeot
HAVANA. Wednesday March y. $50.
There VS.. report in circd alton DAY rtTo
since, that there had been a cargo OF Africans
landed Lear Csrdrpss have, however at some
little pains ascertainsd that such is not soe truth
that some wicked or mischrvous person had pat
the report in circulation, witch @oss object can
no: imagine. 20 sssu,ediy these spsosrds have
sins enough Of this description to answer for,
without any false accusations being made against
them.
There have been several further arrests of re-
spectacle men, upon political charges. III the
Csltain.General arrest. every man in Cuba, who
il ayerse to Spanish rule here, the pdsons and
forts would Lot contain them.
Cadalso and Pineo, it is commonly stated, are
TO have Second trial, in the hope that more
severe sentence will be- passed upon them. What
strcrcer proof can be adduced OF the want OF
civilization among the Spauards than this trying a
man a second time for the same odense.
II il stated that the sentences upon Estrampes
and Felix have been approved Of and before l
sbsll have the pleasure of again writing you, the
probability is that Estrampts's life will have been
taken.
TteI-. :. steamer Fulton arrived here on the
25th inst on which day II. b. NJ. frigate Vestal
also came TO anchor in this harbor
Tie Gdcefo Of yesterday announces, in militia
~ order that six companies of free coored mill
tia are to be established in this city Is not this
premontory of all the blacks being armed And
if this takes place, how long after will they be
held in slavery
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MINING NEW ETC,

TIE steamer Star OF the West arrived yesterday
afternoon from San Juan WITH California dates 10
March 9.
The Star Of the West arrived outward on the 22d
and left at noon OF the 2ih, bringing full compile
mott Of pas gers and s24O 900 in specie freight
Called IN at Key West, en- route home yard for coal,
whence she again left on the goth, experiencing
throughout the voyage the mOst severe gaes and
heavy seas.
Tho Star Of the West connected with the steamship
Sierra Nevada which len San Francisco on the OH,
ard reached San Juan del Sud on the 22d.
Gen. Cbamorro, President of Nicaragua died at
Granada on tue l2th ult and Gen j. Estrada az
present is his SUCCESSOR as well az COmnan ier-in-
Chief Of the army
We learn from Guatemala that John L. Maring,
Minister from the United States, had arrived in tina!
city
Gen. GuIdiola on invading Honduras from Guie-
mals, issued a proclaim 4ton, denounciDg the Hon
dsrene Governmen, for selling the country to the
United States, by the grant to Mr.. Squiers Inter
oceanic Railway Company.
About the middle Of February Gen. Munez arrived
q. Leon, in Nicaragua, and, in conjunction with a
North American sgsut, eodeayored to mediate be-
tween tire parties n the civ in that country. The
meoiation was not accepted.
Vessels in the port Of San Jusn del Norte: H. b.
NE st, amfrigae Devastation; American brig East
trn State, for New York soon; American brig II am
let for The Belize next day.
Sailed-West India mail steamer Avon, for Aspin-
wall.
The following s the specie let Of the steamer Star
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LARGE FIRE on LONG ISLAND. During the great
er part 0f yesterday and the night before dense vol
unes Of smoke were observed of the mouth of the
hsibor, in the direction of Long Island. During
night bright glare Illuminated the sky and pr.s-n.
ed brilliant appearance II wss q, 6rst supposed 10
be q vessel on ire but the distance 70 which the
flames seemed TO extend negatved that supposton.
As nearly AZ could be asceusired from the use of
tee,cope large tract If woods on the ess,ery shore
Of the Island was on fire, which the high wind pre-.
vailpg seemed very materially to favor. Some par
hcusrs may yet be received as to the esuss OF tie
phenomenon. Ner-Hsyen Register. sofa u!t
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for their own purposes, upset the reignug institu-
tons of 80, while the country was gradually re-
covering from the throes caused by years OF IN
testine disorders and foreign war and had once
more begun to feel and enjoy, though falntly, the
blessings of tranquility and peace.
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We are under obligations to X. Lord, Esq., Purser
Of the Star OF the Wet, and to Wells, Fargo 81 Co,
ard the Pscifc Express Co., for valuable fsyors.
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Einre between waansaesoa and wheeling bus sgt
hsu-s
Raaming @4 tsueea HasAsagass ana osasina q hOasg


R@aaing fe iessea EaaAiagsa and C.neiana n hOasg
ThraHsi pessss a..a a.xEass CnssA- bs
Nashsnzs@n.
saHE ard Ralyoss, having gready improved 10
eis beTA washington, saiaors and all 0rous Of Ihe West
ne Northwest and shs saaiasari
Tic between fSom Ashlngen Rad LIS
tain eoua seri ~ Baltimore always promptly made al the
o "a s.re ms he sny cha ss q cad. required set~eea
washington aHd the ohe RaRaase checked through
teIe, t~fh me passeasel ~fsul sases o holding
Warhingian daily Al g. and az sundays al me
Ia Ter hour aIsy
Al absrlns CEN
TRIAL OSLO RAILROAD running rosa Bsis,rr ohio
ms.sirs n.eash camal,dss z9se.ri and sexarh :,
NSnshcid and sanauSk railroad fs sandusks, Toledo Detroit
Al .iambus C,
~ Lnfs Miami RAILROAD 10 Aenia, CINcISNATis LOUIS
iNblANAPOLIs, Tcne
sasir Las.yssr Cnic.xo kseA isi.ns . kaas ae
NafcDex New Orleans, Arwich also sold Wsshngton
Tickets for Evansville. Caro and 81 Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and VIA Cleveland 70 Toledo, De, cha
caro, sc, when ona nsvsahe between
ne Clesslans and Pin.burs IRA raIraaa IS maae.
requested while ihis he
shortest speedy nearly all hr ieaag
the West The dsaucs from washington 10 eineuna
653 being about uo miles shorter fhan other
Fare by .hpsxh ticket from Washington To whreus 30
BY Us 81 BY from cineisnan ss Indauapo
Chicago, go o5 and ais 50 ST. Leu u % and sas Memphis
For Fraae~a and Harper. Ferry aiusurg Berkeley springs
Cumberland Bedford SPRING pedmon' Oakland and fa@oan
why baltimore beens
usin from washington ,,.,
Tor further nfornaion through ueksts re- apply to tn r.
? -s'A'' : JOHN n DONE
Of Transportation Baltimore and
Nav 5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Completion of Panama Railroad.


United seainships New York
AspGsaH the each N,
Naa2 meeting with mail from Paama san
These steamships approved
Department. guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad ong irnm
crnssed ~ rr The
York
The sD.Dey expenses Of trip.
Raaerse STEAMERS In New Yk Panama. and
ran Faneco deanon of accdeEt so thai
THE H. sntirely rsta3Ln.
Passengers day they Aspir
wall
and children without other PROJECTORS.
III
" street, New York L. ". RAYMOND
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WAsHrssTux AoUEpucr,
Washington, March z, is55.
eRgPSs graduation and brick
dans, unrrels, the aqaeGDe
rraposna 9Th May win be npersd Of
ts dny.
proiss specihcna.s be ready
animation and after the 5ati day Of Aprii next.
viii he peieuiEr
hridsas Sc pans saecihcaons
completed usder the
al ;t uBhnishea work VIII
subject appropriations CSngrEs The
precIb Gone
appropriation and IN
and
stopped }and become Ggaianie-
funds paid Judgment Of
engineer, properly reca,sG has
gone.
Payments saec,e checks Hpon United ste
treasury mnHfhg estimates o the eseTrns 10
viii dfion II ai the work
shall ni monthly. nod ~ specie
Al saauld sealed endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington AGucdncf.n
reject any all the bids
they deennd advantageous such
may considered conducive the Of the
work.
Every written signed by
responsible shrci he under
obligation, within days. with raod and sufficient
compeon Of the work snderaser said
the certificate Of the Uri district
district ofhcer CT
ndipidua the Engineer De
pnen War TINT the able 70 make good their
choose be present
1T
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~ - nc PtssaA -,
~ meal % ina sas~erseusa b 1aay q
lnsaAs4 bas isss
~neh @ii nc "a
lEa1xa
The cftrNTtA rAfEf Yan,ashso ul-~essip su.- a.
saon Congress, aAa sosks earring
Subscriptions Cor seioo yeaF ss
prop.flsul1e |. abSse san
Gy-P1rTMAsTkEs autiofirrc astnn
SENDING DAILY ST.
sahseribIss Sb 81 enclosed
.
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EDWARD X COLLINS,
Nj. Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SHtPLEN, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD s. CO.,
~ Frisrs, London
Il. q. WAINWRIGHT * Co.,
Gee. n DRAPER Hsvrc
so r ln,s sHips wall for god, nlver,
specie eeiry mcus uness blh OF
nanr therefor and the vaioc thereof erprssed therein
sp15-.u
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Delaware College

THE college In mis- inFtitnioo WI com
mrnce continue sixteen weeks The
embraces complete courses tne classical
scisnufe, Of which The student may take 10 u
agricultural science ana u
the analysis so; engineering and prsctcH sur
vevinr.
scadecal department under the care OF
W. Weston, A. 8 correspond with those Of the college
70 " DANIEL KfrKwooD, President.
NswAKE. (Del.0 July ~, 1855.
yufy Ala
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Disc respeurd Cor reception guests the 9Th
az kIcten from tho 10
tains and the alterations Ia and about s dining
rsa greatly the and cprrr ctt
hest the harsers Afford
sae best sad or labor will be rparec
THAT public will cournrc
huf aifuaaee
ssgne r the winter do Al
an.r a ~ caieg = the Hotel Board ~ per day
g. D. WILLARD
w.sarreros CRY agrembcf IA, iss4
MHE
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us sffx rs,pua ~ Fnifed
@ = .e ~ sisnce- I'm the state az Oass-
Office hereby gwen ot tsw and IN view
at
said district = rcdncnt hcn cn~ asdred Thousand
~ seorF D he Iaterio hss afecsa s ssa iana o
made snn.ct
.ntrv remnians ianS ce he srArK
Da10.
and anepprpprirfrd By aud subject
~ srr srfrv Of e this
rr. raxs~ officers
the day which they
prepared appcsons ier entries ." any such
lands ~ fheir osce.
- WILSON.
Act.nr Csnlini-sinner of the Grncrai Land Ofcs.
NAnEfNaros 2. G, Jrnu -, 1855
june 23-laws~ lInt. h STAR
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Is. ~. tsFI l. " "

a. ~. q GtLEET,
Gsuasslor az Iag
Fsunnrea n Franklin
81 1ili cpnHinue devote his
t4et pfrepay Uuifd svaies supreme Court
concerning he ~iH
4 ssa epaHions On legal gaesns arising n cases before
lTrs, chief
sa-stc.s irr afCeinsbia and will Also asst the
bsspafaunn src q concerning pss-n,s-
as also
bertr Enfrr. essf et ms Department. and
pacu beard established lor their
aNaN
Esrt $40
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service the reports the mail lettings giving
eut Of each bad also Of the contracts made the
originated, the curaments ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year.
Finance 0Sgss-John Msrron esq., Third Assistant Post
General and twsntyone clerks To tins oiee
assigned the supervision and Of the financial
business Of the department. deyorec by w upon the
Auditor embracing accounts with tue drat Offices and other
dsposaries OF the department the Issuing and
drafts 0 balances reported by the Auditor 10 be
due mail and other persons the supervision
Of the OF Offices under orders 60 deposte their
tesy balances designated points and the snpenendenoe
0f the rendition BY OF their quarterly returns Of
postsge Ii has charge Of The deadeter office, Of the IS
suing 81 postage stamps and stamped envelopes Tor The
win
no the Third Assistant General al postnasteF
draft Offices their letters reporting quarterly the pro-
ceeds 81 their Offices and those at depostng offices
their cehcate Of deposte 10 him should also be directed
the weekly and monthly returns OF the deposares oi the
department. all applications ana receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and for dead letters
Iaspserion OosJohn 0akiord, esq, chief clerk and
clerks To his Office assigned the duty OF
rturr * the ails eertifcAsss o. the service
agents, and reports Of mail futures Of noting the deiin
quence Of contractors and preparing thereon for the
action Generals furnishing blanks for mail
registers and reports failures providing and send
ing mabags and nailocks and keys and dong all
other things which be to secure faithful and
exact performance OF all mail contracts.
All cases Of mail depreciation, Of violation Of law by pf
expresses BY the forging Illegal Of postage
stamps under the supervision Of this Office and Should be
reported TO It,
All communications respecting money, Letters, mail
depredations other violations Of law maiocks and
keys should be directed Chie Clerk, Post Office Depart
Inept.'
All registers Of the arrivals and departures Of the mails
certificates service agents. reports OF mail fail
applications for blank registers, and reports Of anre
aud all plants contractors for irregular or I'M
perfect service should be directed Inspection Once Post
Office Department.
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wAR pEFARrMENT.


Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War. In the Secre
proper there chief clerk snpord
clerks, messengers and four watchnen The fo
lowing bureaus attached to this department;
Commanding Generals OGoe-This Office the head Of
which is Lieutenant General Scott, il at New York.
Adstaat Gonerops O5foeCol Samuel Cooper, Adju,ant
General Lieut.. Col W. q. Freeman, Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams Judge Advocate
Major r. Lee Nine clerks and messenger In this
kept all the records which refer to the personnel OF
the army the rolls &c. II is here where al military com
missions made out.
Caartermrster Generals ODfcc.Gen- Thomas s. Jesup
quarterrnagter general Charles Thomas assistant quarter
master general Captain NJ NJ Clark, district quarter
master Major H. c. Wayne, in charge az clothing branch
eleven clerks and enc messenger
aymaser Geasrars 5foo.Col. B. r. Larned paymas.er
general MAJOR st. Clair Denny district paymaster eight
clerks and ane messenger.
CoBsn,issarg GeperaPs ice.Gen- George Gibson,
missary general assistant Captain A. 4. shrias, six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon 6enerFs giae.Gen. Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general assistants DR.. Il. c. Wood and DIR. Richard H.
Coolidge; three clerks
Engineer Oace.-General Joseph g. Totten, chief eng
neer assistant Lieutenant John d. Kurz; five clerks and
messenger.
TsoocraphoaI 5ureoE-Col. j. J.. Albert Colonel of the
corps; assistant Lieut. NJ l.. Smith; four clerks and
one messenger.
Ordnance l8ureauCoonel IT, r. Craig colonel Of ord
nance assistant Captain n. Mnynader eight clerks and
messenger.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-11
John O. sar, mt a Charles Albert,


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