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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
TEO r. EAEIE, urme -y OF Nashville, has resumed the
d practice in tire several Law Equity Courts Of
BEDFORD, Cores and FRANKLIN counties.
Collections vi receive prompt attention.
s Post Once and residence at Wartrace Depot, Bed
ord county. apl2-u
1Ir. 3. ii. COOKE,
II ANING taken an interest in business, will not
hereafter hold any regular Auction Sales The style
OF orr firm remains the same
HAsHvI LII, aug. /, 1856. IRBY MORGAN 4 co.
p S.-We have removed % new store, No. Pubic
SOU IRE, where opening and handsome stock
of Fall and Winter Goods which invite the
OF Merchants generally. Laughs
our present prices for STICK CANDY is SIS per 100 lbs
" Other clElultiOueIits are sold at former prices.
GEO. GREIG
LONGHURSr co.
}. G.. & c. ROBERTSON.
oc2T VESSEL L THOMPSON.
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For RENT.

WE will pay the highest market price in CASH or mer
w chandisr for Land Warrants.
BRANSF0 d, McWHIRTER CO.,
ot2c-G 10. II East side Public Square, Nashville.
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LIZ friEes amounting 4aO1, 900
Tickets $40 90: Halves S. 90; Quarters $3.50.
The 800 prizes Of a. determined by the last nKure
Of the number that draws the CAPITAL prize 5000. The
Capital prize will Of cad with figures
liz Z, 5, g. o. Those w ole Tickets ending with
the figure The last the Capital will be entitled
go. Halves and Quarters In proportion.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost. Orders punctuay attended to- Communications
hdentiSl. Bank Notes ~ sound banks taken IT par.
Those Wishing particular numbers should order inme-
diately.
EB Orders addressed 70 JAMES WINTER Box 2SS Hash-
vile, Tenn, will be promptly attended to.
JAMES B. WINTER, Manager,
oetl5Wktw MAooH, Ga.
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sc HE NJ Il,
APPROXIMATION PsItEa
APPROXIMATIONS pp1zra

'''' TaoIs Ticket, sso halves no. Quarter, Is '0'
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FIRE PROOF SAFES.

w Z are the sole agents in Middle Tennessee for
w EEerTins's Fire Proof Safes.
All who in want Of any such artc es, rtquested
to examine the superiority OF these over all
Others The obtained Gold Medals at the Worlds Fair in
london aud the Chrysts Palace in New YORK, being far
superior TO all others.
We show HUNDREDS Of certificates where money and
papers have from them unnjured, being
exposed for many hours burning buildings. Those that
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-03

TIVE STORE HOUSE on the South east Of the
Square and Front for the balance Of this year.
The fixtures will be sold to taking the House.
| Apply ty BENZ = SHIELDS,
oc,27 AZ Public Square.
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Approximation Prizes.


repeated OEtIa the Fries are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.
TIE t~o preceding and the succeeding Numbers to
those 8wing the hrst l6 Prizes be entitled the 81
Approx nation Prizes, according TO the Scheme.
uu' Prizes OF 80 viii be determined by the last kguro
Of t Number that draws the $40 90 prize. FOR
tie amber craving the $4,000 ends With No. 1,
then N The Tiek cts where the number ends in will be
entitled so. II the Number ends with No 3 then all
the Ts,ets where the Number ends will be entitled 70
$40, and so too
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As, By tits Scheme, Ticket I'm every 10 guaranteed
$40 will sell Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Tick
the following rates which Is the sk them
Al at hey draw over the amount guaranteed accrue
to tn plrshsser.
Cerze-,e Of Package Of1O Whole Tickets .......tso
10 Quarter .......-..-.. ie
L viii be perceived by this plan that for eco the
chase, has Certificate Of 10 Tickets, when il he bays
Icbe he would only get for that Wholes thus by
buying Certificates he has four chances for the larger
Prizea-Ualves and Quarter Packages in proportion.
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
EnC the money address Tor the Tickets ordered,
receipt OF which they will be forwarded BY FIRST nail
The Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to par
chaser Immediately after the drawing.
- Purchasers vii please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Ofice, County and state.
e. Hsmember thai every Prize draw n, and payable in
full Wt'rut deduction
60 100 Prizes Of 600 and uarr paid Immediately sisr
TIE ng-other prizes at the usual time Of thirty days,
in fu without deduction.
All foundations strictly Giential
Prz Tickets cashed renewed Osher Tickets at either
office.
Orders Tor Tickets Certificate be addressed ether
to s. SWAN & co Atlantis, Ca,
ors. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
oct-5 or 4 STIASTEEN Box 3, Nashville P. o.
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KAsHvILLE BELL AND BRASS FoUEDRY

C,oRN.-5eeo SACKS corn On hand Aaa Iorsalesy
y sspttl .. o. uluKEY. celeas strv'
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PERSONAL

go. Hon. James Brooks, of the New York
Express, has purchased a house ON Fifth Ave-
| nue., corner of Thirty fourth street, New York.
20. s. Morris, Esq, of Port Gibson, Miss,
originated the spelendid sermon of the text of
he played upon harp of thousand
strings"
80. Chauncy c. Burr, ex-parson, toe snap
per, phrenologist, mesmerizer, and organist,
has bought out Know Nothing paper in
WATERFOWL, New York
....Francis Asbury was the first Methodist
Bishop in America, and travelled on horseback
through his diocese, which extended from
Maine TO Georgia.
....Pontiac, the leader of the consolid ated
Indian tribes east of the Mississippi, in their
last struggle against the whites, was assassi-
mated in 1869 by an Indian, who received a
keg Of whiskey for the bloody act. His body
was inferred under the limestone bluff on
which rises the city Of st. Lous.
80. Sheriff Drewry, of Norfolk county, Va
was shot at by an insolent negro, who he over
hauled on the road last Saturday night, For
tunately the charge was only shot, and tho
wound is doing well. The negro escaped, but
has since been arrested.
-. Hon. Robert Toombs, of Georgia, de-
Ginning to receive any compensation for his
lecture at Boston, the committee, at his re.
quest that the amount should be given to a
society for aiding emigrants, have paid over
the sum of one hundred dollars to the German
Emigrant Aid Society Of that city.
....Professor Reed. of Edinburgh, who has
distinguished himself by his Investigations
into the principles Of ventilation, isnow in this
country. Those who have given any attention
to this subject, are aware that he was employed
in planning the method of ventilating the new
houses of Parliament in London.
1.-THE Boon Children have lately met
with an unlucky turn of fortune. The person
who made the engagements for them, and 9TH
erwise attended to the business part Of their
exhibition, has disappeared and with him ha,e
gone all their earnings, leaving them in a state
Of utter restitution
go. Mrs. Elizabeth McGinness, of Montour
county, Pa, has obtained a verdict of FIVE
hundred dollars against Messrs Horton 4
kapp, for damages sustained by the loss of her
| husband, who was killed by jumping from the
| stage whilst the horses were running off The
accident happened about two years since.
80. Mrs. Catherine Ritter, who will be one
hundred and six years of age on the 18th inst
has just filed an affidavit before Levi S. Rus
sell, Esq, Of Savannah, Ga, in a very import
ant pension case now pending. The old lady,
although enfeebled in body, retains her mental
faculties in an eminent degree. She resides
in Bryan county.
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New Publications.

LIFE OF CAPT. JOHN SMITH. BY W. Gilmore
Sims. Sixth edition. Boston John Phil.
brick. For sale by Roberts, 327 Seventh
street.
This is one of the most interesting and in
structiye books for young people ever pub
lished on this continent, while its pages pos
cess more than common value for adult
readers. Capt. John Smith, the real founder
OF Virginia, is one of the proverbial heroes of
British settlements in this western hemisphere,
and his story is one of those real romances
which mock the incidents of fiction. Playing
active parts in Europe, Asia, Africa, and
Amsriea-among Christians, Moslems, and
savage,-saved from death and loved By Cha
rata of Tartary and by Pocahontas of Vir-
ginia-his life was the eventful career of a
chivalric spirit, tempered by prudence for the
most trying adventure. Every Southern pa
rent should purchase this work without DELAY
LIFE OF GEN. PUTNAM By William Cutter.
Boston John Philbrick. For sale by Rob-
erts, 327 Seventh street
This interesting life of the senior Major
General of the Revolutionary Army, was
compiled from the memoir, written in 1888,
for the Society Of Cincinnati, by Col. Hum.
Phreys, then a member of Washington's fam.
lily. cold Put was a prominent feature of
the Revolution, and his heroic daring, his
haIroreadth escapes, and his patriotic sacri-
hces, are ably delineated in the work before
as.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union reviews late leader Of the New
York Herald, upon the position and the pros
pect Of the Democratic party in the approach
ing national contest 1t pronounces the ar
ticle series of covert stabs denies that Ohio
must inevitably be counted out of the Demo
cratic column, and shows that the aim of the
Herald to coax Mr.. Buchanan to prove un-
faithful to the principles of the Nebraska bill
will prove abortive.
The Intsitignesr is this morning wholly a
newspaper.
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z 1t is bad sign when a preacher tr;ss
Irlse nome his logic by humping the desk
violently with his elenched hand His am
ments are sO-fss-ical. "isu
n A little girl, visiting Niagara with h.-
father and seeing the foam at the foot % ~
falls, exclaimed, PA, how much soan II m M.
take TO make so many suds.'
II A parishoner inquired of his pastor III.
meaning Of this line of Scripture. CHE was
clothed with curses as with a garment" STt
signifies" said the divine, "that the indi.
vidual had got habit of swearing I"
II Boss, / want twenty-five cents. ,,
Twenty-Five cents! How soon do you want
Jake" Next Tuesday GAS soon as
That You can't have it. have told you SO
often That when you are in want of 80 large a
sum Of money you must give me at least four
Il John Magood, the man that chased IN.
highway robber, Lettis, from fort Erie ,cross
the river, On to Strawberry Island ard sbot
him, last summer, has just received two HIM.
dred dollars from the government Of Canada
IN addition to which the Council at Niacars
have presented him three hundred doiI.,.
more, a. reward for Kidding the country Of a
desperate and dangerous character,
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TALL" Ice We do not pretend to con-
tSsdlct the assertion in the following extract
from the Norfolk Herald, but we should like
to see block of that ice "six feet" thick.
Let the Arctic nsvigators stand aside, with
their narratives of ice-bergs, if old Virgin.
ney" can furnish the CONCEALED fluid six feet
thick
At present navigation is open, though the
steamer Osiris, after starting on her regular
run TO the Eastern shore on Tuesday, encoun-
tered so much ice below Craney Island that
she found it the safest plan to put back. In
James river an attempt was made by the
hands on board schooner, frozen up at
City Point, to ascertain the thickness Of the
ice ana after cutting down to the depth of
'Iz fest they found no water"
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a PERrUhKD BREATH.-What lady or gen.
tleman would remain under the curse of dis.
agreeable breath when by using the "Balm
Of Ihousand Foroers" as dsntriice would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth
white as alabaster? Many persons do not
know their breath is bad, and the subject is
so delicate their friends will never mention it.
Pour a single drop Of the "Balm on your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning.
A fifty cent bottle will last year. For sale
at Shillinston's, agent for Washington, and
all Druggists.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

The nsmber Of the WEEKLY STAR published
to-day Is unusually. attractive, containing all
the news Of the past week at the metropolis,
served up in piGaant, spicy style. 1t also
contains, on its eight ample pages, q general
variety of political, personal, literary and
news matters, prepared or selected with great
care
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-09

IL Jos PRfNrINs.-Ou friends and patrons
are notified that We are now prepared to execute
every hind Of jos PRssT NE with despatch and
In the best manner, at prices as low as In any
other once In Washington. Job Printers are also
noticed that we are prepared to do every descr,p-
ton Of press work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power presses. So, also,
has the sta' OMEGA Book Bindery contested with
X, equal In Its capacity to tun out book binding
Of ell descriptions to any other in the District Of
Columbia.
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NOTICE THE FIVE TAYLOR
~ BROTHERS, Grand Concert will take
place at Odd Fellows Hall on MONDAY EVE
MING next.
Tickets Is cents-can be had at the Music Stores
and at the door on the evening Of the Concert
Miss MARY DARLEy, Of Baltimore, will as
sist them. Also, a celebrated Pianist.
febS l. II. TAYLOR, Director.
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NOTICE.
A FULL SUP.


down for the losses sustained by the credit sys-
tenn / also have first rate French Calf Patent
Leather Boot for 80 50, equal TO any usually sold
he best Boots and the best Caters that are kept
for sale In a regular way In the United states. i
win bet 500 to $50 that my Boots and Caters
Iresslv for me and not an Imitation article as
some boot and shoe dealers have reported, who
knew no more where they came from than the
man In the moon.
NV assortment Of HATS and CAPS is com
plete. A splendid silk or Moleskin lat al 50 SO,
EQUAL 10 any at 81 or IS; rst rate Hat al 80 and
one at 80 SO; ali fashionable and Of recent make.
Felt Hats, black, brown, and claret; very low fer
cash only.
Small profits and quick sales is nv motto.
Let II no longer be said that Washington Is the
most extravsgant place in the country to live In,
when such bargains can be had.
ANTHONY, Practical Halter,
9TH street, opposite Dexter's Hotel,
feb SITE near Pa avenue.
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SAVING OF ONE TON OF COAL IN
THREE.
USEFUL ARTICLES.
NEW BOOKS.

TTNHE DAY STAR OF AMERICAN FREE
Il DOM, by 6 l.. Davise.
Life Of Washington, by Irving.
Private Correspondence Of Henry Clay, by Cal
ton.
Diary and Correspondence OF Amos Lawrence.
Lives Of the British Historians.
Kate Western; or, to Will and 10 Do.
Ten Years among the Mail Bags.
The Three Marriages, or Life at Watering
Place.
Lances Of Limwcod, by the author Of Hearts
ease.
Casper, by the author Of w. w World
At MISS THOMAs'S
Book and Fancy Store, No. IS Bridge street, near
Front, Georgetown. feb S-3ts
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BALTIMORE HARBoR.-We find the following
report Of the opposition to the ''ice blockade"

BALTIMORE HARBoR.-W find the following
report Of the opposition to the 'ice blockade"
In the Baltimore American of this morning:
The harbor still remains obstructed by ice
ana though there has been two days Of com.
paratively warm weather there was yesterday
SIX inches Of solid ice. AS for several weeks
past the ice was made highway, and during
tne Wnoie day persons were passing to and fro
over IT. The work Of opening the track, how
ever, continues, and up to six O'Clock yester-
aay evening the ice boat Relief had pursued
ner course down the river. In some places the
whole bow Of the boat as far back as her wheel.
would run up on the ice before il would break
and before this time she has probably reached
the Boston steamer lying near Fort Carroll,
having been within half mile Of her yestsr-
day evening at six o'clock. Should the pres.
ent weather continue FOR day or two longer
sne VIII experience but little difficulty in
opening track beyond the ice so that the
te:sels now lying In port can get out. The ice
Ieing weaker in the harbor than in the river
sne can easily clear the wharyes.
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A CARD


THE UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING TO
Il make visit TO Havana on the 18th instant,
for the purpose Of concentrating oopartnership
arrangement with J b. BELT, Esq formerly Of
this city, but now, and for the last nine years,
resident Of Havana. would respectfully request
all these indebted to him to make settlement pre-
vous to that date.
The trade and the public generally are informed
that l have on hand over 300 60 CIGARS, prin-
cipally Of my own importation, which viii be
sold very cheap for cash or good paper, as wish
to make room for large invoice Of goods which
shall bring with me on my return.
Also, on hand large and superior assortment
Of BRANDIES, WINES, WHISTLES, GINS,
&c which will be sold at greatly reduced PM
ces
ticulaI brands styles quality Of Cigars can Lave
their orders promptly and faithfully executed oy
leaving them with me previous to the 18th inst
EDWARD c. DYER,
Pa. avenue, bet 18th and 18th streets
feb S-dtl5th
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN tAe Post o6ee, Washisgten, %. C.,
February Q, 1856.

(Ordered TO be advertised in the a Eusning
Star" agreeable TO the following section Of the
Post Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub.
lished In Washington:
SIC. S. AHd be it further snacfed, That the
Inst OF letters remaining uncalled for in any post
once In any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed shall, hereafter, be pub
iished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hare fhs iargssf
circulation within the range of the delivery Of
said ONCE, to be decided by the postmaster at
such office.
srPersons applying letters I'm the following lst will
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been rendered by the Department of the In
terror, that Registers and Receivers are emit
tied to no greater compensation for their ser
vices in any one year, than $500 as salary, and
$4,000 al commissions. Hence, fees for loca-
ting bounty land warrants under the act of Cd
March, 1855, and all other acts of Congress,
over and above the maximum compensation of
$4,000 per annum, must be deposited to the
credit of the Treasurer of the United States,
and the land officers have been instructed to
that effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-09

n Ply or spltndld
French Calf Sewed
BOOTS Of Phila-
delphia make, and
am selling them at
the unprecedented
low price Of 1902.
q uestion-How is IL
done, Answer-By
doing a cash bust
ness only, meet with
no losses, but give
each customer full
value for his money.
We do not belle re In
taxing the customer
that nous his Nzsh
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GRAND CONCERT,
ATODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Five TAYLOR Brothers

hecptCuullN dEDOuHCt 10 tnt tlAAktiio VI w ooh-
ington that they intend giving
one Of their
POPULAR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
At the above Hall, on
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 11th,
Assisted by Miss MARY y. BARLEY, Balu-
morc's favorite Vocalist
The celebrated Pianist, Mr.. CHAS. sTElFF
will preside at the Pianoforte.
Tickets - cents-to be had at the Music Stores
and at the door on the evening OF the Concert.
For particulars see programme
ISAIAH ii. TAYLOR,
feh eAt& Director
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u Advertisements should be handed In by
IL O'Clock, m, otherwise thsy may not appear
until the next day.
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OST-A GOLD ChOSS. THEFINDER
IL will be handsomely rewarded by leaving the
same at 253 r street feb 9.2aw2w&
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IL AGENTS FOR TIE STAR.-The following
named persons are authorized TO contract for the
publication Of advertisements In The STAR:
Phsfdislphia-V B PALMER, northwest cor
nsf Of Fifth ard Chestnut streets.
Nev York-S. III. PBTTINGILL Co., Nassau
street
BostoH-V. b. PAsMBR, Scoliay's Building.
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FPOOR BALL.-NOTICE.-Au pei
NJ sons who have received tickets for the
late Ball given for the benefit OF the poor By the
Washington Highlanders. are respec fully notifed
that the Committee Of Arrangements being de-
sirous Of closing up the returns without delay,
will esteem II a favor II they wi forward their
contributions to the Treasurer, Capt. JNo. Balm,
Patent Once. or hand them to Messrs WHITE
and WILSON, who are appointed to collect In all
outstanding tickets, &c, &c.
JOHN Balm,
Captain Washington Highlanders.
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$4,000 per annum, must be deposited to the
credit of the Treasurer of the United States.
and the land officers have been instructed to
that effect.
Naval Medical Board "A Board of Naval
surgeons will be convened at the Naval Asy-
lum, Philadelphia, on the LIST day of March
next, for the examination of assistant surgeons
for promotions and of candid ates for admis.
sion into the Medical Corps of the Navy. The
following officers will compose the Board
President, Surgeon James NJ. Greene mem.
bers, Surgeons Samuel Darlington and John
M. Foltz, and passed assistant surgeon Josenb
Wilson jr.
The New Quarters.-We mentioned a day
or two since, that the apartments of the United
States Courts in New York city had recently
been changed, with the consent of the Int.
rior Department. We learn, subsequently, that
saving of some S1l 900 per annum in differ.
ence of rent has been effected, while the new
chambers are in all respects more convenient
than the others.
Appointed.-We hear that the Doorkeeper
Of the House has appointed Mr.. Alexander
Spence, OF North Carolina, to messengership
vice Leroy M Taylor, of Michigan, removed.
Salary 81, 200 per annum.
Navy Officer Resigned.-Lieut. Madison
Rush, U. S. N, has resigned.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, Sth of February,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department.. $500, AL rs
For the Interior Departmental. 2S,I25 50
For customs. ..''..'...:........ 2l,S78 OF
War Warrants received and en-
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REV. B. MAGUIRE, PREsI-
~ dent Of Georgetown College will deliver
a Charity Sermon for the benefit OF the poor, on
Sunday next at i0k O'Clock, in Trinity Church.
Never has there been an occasion
Of so much distress as is now exhibited I'm our
Town, and II Is hoped that this appeal will in
duce the generous and charitable portion Of the
District to attend. feb7 Sta
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OiLL NET TWINE-AP PRIME ARTICLE
u and good assortment for sale by
E. X. LUNDY,
feb9 l2s Bridge street, Georgetown.
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Navy Officers Ordered The following off =.
GERS have been ordered to the u. s. Store
Ship Relief, which vessel is now fitting out at
New York for the purpose of carrying ont
stores to Brazil squadron:
Lieutenant Commanding w. Cooke.
Observation-Disclosures Smith, Theodore Lee,
Charles P. McGary, and ]. P. Fyffe Purser-
Caleb ]. Emery; and Passed Assistant Surgeon
Charles II. Williamson. a..
The U. s. Steamer Despatch, now at New
York, has been put in commission, and will
be attached to the Pensacola Navy Yard as a
tender. Her officers are Lieutenant Com
handing III. Crossan Lieutenants-
John 7. Walker, George W. Young, and John
]. Cornwell; Assistant Surgeon-James Laws;
First Assistant Engineer-John II. Maury
Second Assistant Engineer. G. e. Law
ren'e Third Assistant ngineer-H. A. Ram.
say. sai joss
fees Of Land 0fRnsr.. ds.;saen Ia. q,