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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-27

LvEATHER BUSTERS, Of any quality
Il and price. Tooth, Nail, Hair, Shoe,
Paint, and all ,ther kinds of Br rushes, may
be had cheap Of -
POTTER & CHAMPLIN.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-27

II HEUMATICS- That severely afflicted
IL portion of mankind will find rem edies
for their complaints at the new drug store.
Potter & CHAMPLIN.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-27

MEATS FOOT, Boiled and Raw Linseed
~ Lard, Kerosene, and other Oils
Burning Fluid, Camphene, ,SpiritsTurpen
tine; also lamps ofthe most approved kinds,
and Spermaceti, Adamantine, and Wax
now a the store on Main street.
POTTER & CHAMPLIN.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-27

TAYNE'S, Fitcho's, Townsends, Bulls,
~ Halsey's Moffat's, Ayres', Fahnestock's,
Arnold's, Halloway's, and all the Patent
Medicines ofthe day. ~
POTTER 4 CHAsIPLIN.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-27

VANTE CURRANTs, New Raisins, Fresh
~ Figs, a splendid article Of Citron Loaf
Crushed, and Coffee 81 CARS, may be had OF
P0TrERrA CHAMPLIN,
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-27

SEEDS-Canary, Hemp, Rape, Flax, Mus
~ tard and all the kinds of which the
Pharmacopeia maketh mention, will be
found as the drug store on Main street.
ffnr -PQTTER g. CHAMPLIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
A Case of Conscience.

"Friend Broadbrim," said Zcphaniah
Straight lace to his master, rich Qua
ker of the Ci:y Of Brotherly Love.
thou can st not ca. Of that leg Of NUT
ton at thy noontile table to-day
"Whercfore not" asked the good
Quaker.
'Becausc tie dog that aprertane,h
to tina, son of BeIial, whom the world
calle,h Lawer Foxcraf, hath come into
thy pantry and stolen it-yes, and he
hath eaten it up
.Bewarc, friend Zcphaniah, Of bearing
false witness against thy ncighbor. Art
thou sure it was friend Foxcraft domes.
tic animal -
Yea. verify, saw it with my eyes,
and i, was Lawyer Fo1craft's dog. even
Pinch EN-.
Upon what evil times have we fall
en- sighed the harmless secretary. as
he wcndcd his way to the Office of his
neighbor.
Friend Grips" said he, Il wan. to
ask thy opinion"
81 am all attention, replied the
scribe, laying down his pen.
"Supposins. friend Foxcraft that my
log has gone into thy neighbours pantry,
and stolen ,herefrom leg of mutton,
and saw him, and could call him by
name. wha. ought I to do
"Pay for the mutton: nothing can be
clearer
"Known thou. friend Fo1craft. thy
dog, ever. the best maA denominate
Pinch EN-, hath stolen from my pantry
a leg of mutton, of tho just value Of four
shillings and si1pence, which paid fol
i, in markc, this morning
40, we'll, then, it is my opinion tina,
| mus. pay for it :" and having done so
the worthy friend turned to depart.
"Tarry yet little, friend Broadbrim,
cried the lawyer. "Ofa verify l have
yet further to say unto thee. Thou ow
es, me nine shllings s-for advice
Then veaily | must pay thee, and il
is my opinion that | have touched pitch
and been deiled."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

! the Russo Turkish frontier in Asia, .
instituted by article 80 of Treaty of Par
is. and which is 10 consist of two Turks
/ two Russians one Eng'ishman and on
t Frenchman, will assemble at Kars, Ma,
! 13.
MONTENEGRO.
A dispatch from Paris announces tha
the difference between Austria and Mon
tenegro appears to be in a fair way o
! settlement.
Prince Danil, has released prisoner
aud Austria has ordered that the Mon
tencgrin refugees shall be removed to tn.
interior.
CHINA.
Dispatch by telcgrph from Trieste
give dates from Hong Kong March Is
Calcutta 2lst. and Bombay April 2.
The Europeans on board the British
steamer Queen, under the Portuguese
flag. had been murdered by Chinese
passcngrs', and the crew Of the steamer
and valuable cargo were carried off.
The government contractors store
houses a, Hong Kong had been burnt
down by incendiaries, and 100 barrels oi
-four destroyed.
The Chinese in Sarawak, Borneo, had
risen of Feb. II, and massacred several
Europeans. 81, James Brooke saved
his life oy swimming across a creek -
One Of the Borneo Company's steamers
subsequently arrived at Sarawak, and,
with Sir James Brooke at the head of a
body of Lslays and Deyakes, avenged
the destruction of the settlement BY Kill.
ling two thousand Chinese. A war stea
mer was sent over by the Dutch author
tiles, bu. her services were not re-
qnired
The latest dates from Bushire are TO
the 9th Of March. They bring no intel.
eligence of fresh Operations in the Per-
sian Gulf.
Exchange at Bombay, "a lis. Mon
ey was plentiful. and the bank had low
cred the rate of interest. There was lit
tie change in the import market.
At Calcutta the import market was
rather dali. Money had improved
Exahange 2s 2l-S.
At Madras Exchange was 2s 2l-4d.
The total export OF Tea from China to
Great Britain to the 30th January, was
estimated at 70,0C0,ooO pounds
Exahangc at Hong Kong was IS 9l-2
At Shanshae the price ofsilk had al
vanced Settlements $4,000 bales. Ex-
change 6s It'd a s..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
Rules for Home Education.

The following rulcs VIC commend to
all our patrons and friends. for their
excellence, brevity and rractic utility,
they are worthy of being printed in let
ters Of gold, and beng plar ed in a con-
spicuous place in every household. 1t
is lamentable to crntemplat. thc mischief.
misery and ruin which are the legitimate
fruit of those DEFICIENCIES which are poin-
ted out in the rules to which We have
reference. Let every pnr,rt and guar
dian read, pond-r, and inwardly di-
gest
l. From your children's tarlics. in.
fancy. inculcate the necessity Of instant
obede ence.
2. Unite 6rmncss with ecntlcncss.--
Let your children understand that you
mean what you say.
3. Never promise tn m anything un-
less you are quite sure you can Civ. .em
wha, you say.
4. If you tell a little child to 90
something, show him how to do it, and
see that it is done.
S. Always punish yonr children for
wilfully disoheyirg you. Tut never pun!
ish them in anger.
6. Never let them p receive that they
vex you or make you lose your self com.
mand.
7. If they give way to petulance e
i'll temper, wait till they are calm, and
then gently reason them on til, ,mpror.
riety of their conduct
8. Remember that little pcret nal
punishment. when the occasion srisee, .
more effectual tina, the threatening Of Z
greater punishmen' should the hu.t 10
renewed. '--e-,
Q. Never give your children aaythir Z
because they cry foris.
10. On no account allow them to do
at one time what you have forhidden. .un-
der the samo sireupstaneea st suoth-
e..
II. TcsoA lheD that TIE csly Slps
and easy vs1 y sppass so,d = bts
|gocd.
-. Aeeustem tbsu. to aske S11ev
little rcisals with perfect truth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

THE GRAND TRUNK RALIwAY.-The
government bill granting relief to the
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, has
passed the Canadian House of Asscmbl,
by fifteen majority. The State of Maine
says that this is practically giving to the
company fifteen millions of dollars, and
is an even, of great interest to stockhold-
crs Of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence
Raj al which is under perpetual lease
TO the former company. The State uf
Maine says:
The act is a brief one. postponing the
government lien till the stockholders and
bondholdcrs of the company are paid six
pr cent on their investment the interes,
guaranteed on the stock of the A. and st.
Lawrenc, Railroad, being first
chargc, or prior claim to the bounds, or
the stock Of the Crank Trunk Rail
way.
The government six per cent bonds
issued amount to f3, ,520, or Sl5,-
l00.714. OF this sum Sl4,496,72s is
already paid in and credited by the com.
pany. leaving a further sum Of S504,-
047 to be received from the govern
meut.
The amount expended by the G
r. II. to December 81, 1856, was S37,-
666. $50. of which sum $l4.449,44S is
paid in on share capital, and $500 64s
on the company's per cent Bonds, sl4,-
496, 1928 by the Provincial Bonds, post
poncd by the new act The company is
authorized to issue f2,O0O,0oO sterling
in Bonds. which, with the remaining
capital to be paid up, will make the
cos, Of the line and the Victoria Bridge
about 800, 100000. This is exclusive
Of the cost of the A. and St. l.. Rail
road line, amounting to SO, $40"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
AMENDMENTS TO THE MASSACHUSETTS

AMENDMENTS TO THE MAssACHUsETT
CoNsTITUTIoN.-Three Constitutions
amendments were voted on in N assachu
setts on Friday, and all adopted by larg
majorities. The first, land the only on,
in which there was any serious oppos
tion) is as follows:
No person shall have the right tc
vote, or he eligible to Office under the
Constitution of this Commonwealth, who
shall not be able to read the Constitu.
ton in the English language, and write
his name.
Proeided, ho'rerer. That the provision
Of this amendment shall not apply to any
person prevented by physical disability
for complying with its acquisitions, nor
to any person who now has the right 10
vote, nor to any persons who shall be
sixty years Of age or upwards at the
time his amendment shall take effect.
The vote upon this amendment in 1
towns Including Boston, where the vote
was 1855 yeas to 20ls nays-the
foreigners and democrats" voting against
it stsnd-yeas l4,55l. nays S437.
The second amendment fixes the num-
Der Of State Representa- ives at 240-the
r aximum number at present being 43s,
and the average $50.
The third amendment provides that
he Senate shall consist of 40 members,
,hosen from single districts, containing
IN equal number of legal voters. The
.ppo-tio' M nj must be made by the lcgis-
aturc, likewise at the first session after
he return of the census.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
FAILURES THIS CRY. Hr,

FAILURES IN THIS CRY. Hcary De-
faleation.-We regret to announce this
morning that three failures took place
Yesterday in the dry goods trade in this
city. The parties are tho we'll known
firms Of Whitney. Fenno & Co., Chap
man, Lord l. Hale. and Shaw, Sampson
g. Bramhall. AS will be seen by report
in another column. the failure Of the first
named party vas caused By the defales-
ton Of their chief elcfk. Whose delis-
queneies are stated 70 smeunt TO ffsm
$50, 900 TO eloo, ,ooo.-Bos,cn Jour-
rol
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
L. s. CiKcU1r CorRr.-In the sui

L. s. CtRcUIr CorRr.-In the suit
Enoch L. Chlds vs.. Somerset & kcnee-
bee Railroad Company.
The Jury -eturned verdict that the. G
was dne to the Plaintiff on his contract
and extras. ss.l5i,46 in cash. and in
stock Sl3.G05, So, valued at 25 per
cent. s2o.760,3l which was affirmed
as ,erlic, in cash for sl0,555,92.
This verdict csta ablshcs the fact Of the
faitnfa and honorable performance Of his
contracts By the Plaintiff, to their full
xtcnt. and that he had done about S26,-
00G of ex.ra work.
The Court reserved the cas- upon a
motion to increase the amount of the
verdict by substituting cash for stock up
on the extra wort Port. Adr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
THE DRIED ScoTT DECISION IN PRAc

q TIE DRIED SCoTT DECISION IN PRAC-
rtcE.-Slamming the last door Of the
first car and ope ming that of the second,
the ''gentlemanly conductor" Of the
, New York train made his appearance
, with his bow and smile, and, "tiekets;
gentlemen if you please. =,
Seated in the front corner, surrounded
by her personal cohvienccs, such rs car
pet bag, umbrella, big bundle. little
bundle. few apples and pieces of cake;
was colored lady. whose face, the hue
of an inverted saucepan. contrasting with
her snow white ivory and eyeballs, gave
that pleasing African exI ression which is
SO often the type OF humor and good
nature.
"Ticket. ma am." says our conductor;
with a civ.lity regardless of complex.
ion,
Il hasn't got EN-" she replied, "but
1'se got money any way" and she began
to tumble in her bag, then IN the bum
dies, searched these articles through in
vain.
Come. hurry up," exclaimed he now
slightly impatient friend II can't wait
all day."
Dress your soul, yer don't think l
find everything in a minute. but 1'se got
money somewhare-must be in dis cav
pet bag and she felt in her pocket ac-
cordingy for the key.
well, we'll, III pass through, and
when get back perhaps you will have It
ready"
"Yas. sartin," said Dinah but as he
passed along she reached out her um.
orella and giving him poke under the
shoulder. asked, What you gwoin to j.
charge on freight ?"
"Freight what do you want to know
that for ,"
cause docs; I'sc civil. amt ;"
"Well. FIVE cents foot; there. don't
bother me any more, but you End your
and he went his way.
There seemed TO be peculiar droller5
abou. the lady's eye and mouth, as the
one rolled around in its black sea of
flesh, and the other opened to give vent
o an involuntary yah ha!'' 1t was not
ons now before she found her purse. and
withdrew some coin, which she kept
ingiirg in her hand. az she kept up her
occasional achinnations
In due me the conductor returned
or his money. and upon extending his
tching palm. was somewhat astonished
1t receiving the precise sum Of ten
,ents.
''What do you mean" he exclaimed.
The fare to New York is five dol.
lars
"Yas. vas, I knows dat. for white
folks-foik. what am folts-but Ise no.
body; sc freight. I is. Yah, yah
Poor rule as don't work bof ways; FIVE
cents foot, heah they is!' said she,
extending pair Of enormous ambulators
for the inspection of the conductor and
US all.
The nonplused functionary stood un-
determined for a moment among the
shouts Of the passengers until an idea of
eomprompromise occurred to IN. as he
exclaimed We'll if you are freight.
take yourself off into the baggage car.
But even there Dinah was too much for
nim, as she replied, "Jus you pick up
your freight if you want to cair um
off.. ~
This settled the point The conduc-
or vanished and Dinah offered a p,ous
ejaculation lord hrcss dat ar Preme
Court, and gin en- credi. for five dollar
dill, any way !''-Josrnai.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
purtrq.
ANSWER TO WILL YOU LOVE NE
WHEN I AN OLD"

Yes. All yes. G m then l II love thee,
When thy day Of life declines;
When des,h shadows dark above thee,
And no ray Of pleasure shines;
When thy form nov blithe and graceful,
Bends beneath the weight Of year,;
And thy souls so calm and peaceful,
Feels the worlds corroding cares
When those soft brigh, eye, are faded,
Tha, so fondly look on me;
And The gloom Of age has shaded
All that's beautiful to thee;
When ,hins ear forgc's its hearing.
And can never know again
Those whose dulc., tones are cheering
1hec. ah yes. III love thee then.
When the hard Of time cfFaccs
Youths bright roses from thy cheek:
Leaving there its furrrved traces.
Tha, a mournful language speak;
When thy trust in earth is shaken.
Fn,hlcs. proves the world and when
By all others thou r, forsakcn.
l, IN truth shall love thee then.
When the hill Of life de'ccnding,
Wcarly VIC travel on;
Then as now cur i irits blending,
iii IN love they src tut one,
VISIONS oi the pas, shall cheer Us
To he haven Of our rest.
Faith IN fuiufc bliss shall Tear US
To the mansions Of the blc-t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
The Law Of Newspapsrs.

l. Subscribers who DO not express notice Ia us
contrary, arc considered rs wishing 70 continue
their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the dscontinusnee o:
their papers, the publisher can continue - ssnd
them until all arreargcs are paid
5. If subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take
their papers from the once to which they are d
rooted, they are held responsible till they settle
their bills and order the papers discontinued.
I. If any subscribers remove TO another piass
without informing the publishers, and the papen
are sent to the former direction, they held re-
sponsbe.
s. The court. have decided that refusing ID
take q newspaper from the Office, for removing and
reaving it uncalled for is prima fade evidsass u
intentional fraud.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

UA gentleman once said he should
ike TO set boat full Of ladies adritt o7
the ocean, TO see what course they would
steer "a lady in the room replied.
That's easily told-they would stsez
10 the Isle OF Man, to ho suxs:"
To RAISE, pouIrRY.-call At your
neighbors poultry yard in the night time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
THE Boston Journal thus speaks of

buslnCsS IN That CITY ana OF .NdIHe
The spring trade. thus far, has been
moderate in amount AMI not very prof
table on the whole. Our best customer
is the State of Maine, and for reasons
heretofore given, namely: the depressed
condition of the navigation and of the
lumber business, the demand of merchan-
disc from that quarters is much lighter
than usual, and the difficulty in collec-
ting debts heretofore made, causes some
embarrassment and much complaint. 1t
will take another year to bring Maine
INTO healthy condition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

A wag went into a,uruers shop the
other day, and asked him to turn out a
joke. He refused and turned the joker
out instead.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

v A very singular case has tran
spired in New York. A lady was mar
ried on the first of January last, and ii
was noticed that she wore the larges,
kind ofhoops Within a week fine
infant announced himself, and the hoop.
are now laid aside.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

Queen Victoria took cloroform on Tho
occasion ofthe birth Of the last princes.
and was under it's influence three hours.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

" An obituary notice in Will
mington, n. c.. paper, consoles the
friends Of the deceased by the reflection
that though she may not return to
them, they may shortly so to her.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

A correspondent writes that newspaper
is like wife, tha. after person has had one
year, no cannot do without one at least.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

~ Tho Welsh have saying that II
a woman was a. quick with her feet IS
with her tongue she would catch !iSns-
ming enough 70 kindle the hre every
morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15
JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatnesa and dispateh
Posters, shop-bils, Blanks, Circulars, Bill-Hesd!
Programmes, Receipts, Bylaws, Court Doeketa
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, DC. DC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-15

the Russo Turkish frontier in Asia, as
instituted by article 80 of Treaty of Par
is. and which is 10 consist of two Turks.
two Russians one Eng'ishman and one
Frenchman, will assemble at Kars, May
13
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
Overland Mail Route to California.
Posr 0FFcg DEPARrNEsr,
IN aA a aE :.


April 20, 1887.
N ACT Of Congress-, approved Sd March, 1887,
making OF the Post Ohce Depart
the fiscal ending 30th june 1853 provides;
the he Is hereby author
point the Mississippi the contractors select San
Francisco the State OF California; six at cost not exoeea
hundred thousand dollars semi monthly four
hundred nifty thousand dollars for weekly six hundred thou
dollars weekly be performed semi monthly
weekly semiwoek the option OF the Postmaster General
good spring wagons suitable
the OF passengers wen the safety and security OF the
mails.
H. That the shah have the right OF empon
three hundred and land not then disposed OF
necessary than
ten miles from each oer and provided that no mineral land shall be
thus preempted
49, That the said shall be performed within
trip; before entering such the
General shall be satisfied Of the ability disposition of
the parties bona ds and in good faith TO perform the said contract
shall good and sufficient security the performance
the the service ocommence within twelve months after the sign
ing OF the contract. y
Proposals will accordingly be Of the
Post Office Department until Of the st day OF June 1857 for
conveying mails under the provisions Of the above
bidders will
intermediate be embraced IN the and other
wise designate It's course nearly practicable.
Separate proposals invited for semi monthly y and semi
tceekiy trips each
Tho decision the proposals offered will be
General shall be satisfied ability disposition
parties good faith to perform the
be sufficient that
the shall with like security
shall be required
General the service within months
the date OF such contract.
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
a0MPLETION Of Panama Railroad Reduction

4 4{0MPLETlON of Panama Railroad. Reduction
~ of fare to CaiorniaUnted mail steamships
York for spnwa on the 9TH and goth OF each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco,
Those steamships have Inspected approved by Navy
Department, and guaranty syssf aud sajay.
The Panama railroad al miles long, completed
TO and cgsed Ia hours The
checked IN New York through San Francisco
enharked Paiana by the The
money paid In New York all expenses OF the trip
Reserve steamers Panama. and san
Francisco prevent detention accident that the route is
entirely reliable.
Passengers cayo rauama tho day they avc at Apnws
Conductors through steamer and take charge of women
and children without other protectors.
For through tickets apply at tho agency III
West street, New York, 10 l. W. RAYMOND
6--du
The Washington union., 1857-05-30

DURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner Pennsylva-
I'D and Half street. Washington d. G., Mrs
sIIAs REYNOLDS, proprieress.
Boarders by tho day, week, or month.
Several large and comfortable suitable for families Pcma
boardcrs comfortably accommodated and meals
furnished TO who elsewhere
choice selection Of wincs liquors, and cigars, viii always be
oun a the bar.
lunch every day at IL O'Clock.
ls-u
The Washington union., 1857-05-30

ID III. GlLLET, Counsellor Mt Law, has removed
Ils his Office his residence Franklin Row,
nrteenh streets He win continue devote Ills Intention principal
ly TO cases in the United States Supreme Court
iaving devoted much time TO the law patents will
give advice and opinions legal questions arising
Patent ONCE and appeals chief
the District Columbia and will also assist in the preparation
trial of suits concerning patents ftst
He will also opinions prepare arguments par.
ties having claims before Congress either departments;
dcaon . 'al. ~
Oct 28-dl
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
EoR SALE OR RENT. east half of lot a9

tNOR SALE OR RENT.--The east half Of lot %
in square D. between AZ and 9th streets fronting
avenue and adjoining tho foundry of Mr. Charles White with
poyecnp thereon consisting " twosory brick building occupied
a csenf Ny N; Joshua " Dun machine and blacksmhs
shop oge'hor With good six horse working
order and all The fixtures aud tools belonging the establishment
embracing portable forgcs and bellows anvis turning
a necessary shang pulcy bands or operation num-
Der ol necessary tools 700 tedious ,o mention
Also variety of costly for railing fencing
latest styles VIII sell rent the whole terms
and give possession on the FIRST day Of June next
f. OWEN
May 2o-diJunel Cstarl 2l2 Pennsy yvana avenue.
The Washington union., 1857-05-30

COissary Generals 0oeGen. George Gibson commissary
era assistant Captain D. L. simpson, six clerks and messen
ger
Stagoon Gen0dps OceGeD Thomas general
assistants Dr. r. C. Wood and Dir G. X. Wood; three clerks
Eie 0oGenea Joseph Totten chief engineer; assistant
Captain II. G. Wright; hye clerks aud messenger
Typographical Bueau-Co j. Albert colonel OF the corps;
sistan Captain Woodruff clerks and
Ordnance R. Craig colonel of ordnance assistant
Capt. Vim. Maynadier eight clerks and messenger.