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The New York herald., 1862-04-29

CEALRD PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED UP TO
~ M on Wednesday the 30th inst, the onco or the
Assistant Quarermaser United staes Army for submitting
TO the undersigned with view Of purchasing for the 90.
800 pranght Horses.
100 Saddle Horses,
70 Draught Mules
The Draush Horses 70 BE- free from Gil defects % be-
tween Ave and seven years. old and from To- 70
i6T hands high. Saddle Horses - be ISX hands high
sound all respects snd between the asss ore and seven
White and light gray horses excluded.
q All the animals submitted will be subjected " tho
rough examination and inspection by duly authorized
agent appointed for that purpose.
ned the place where the inspection of the an!mss wiz
take place at the time of ward,ns the contract. -
The undersgncd reserves The right on TIE part f e 9o
vornment 10 reject All bids deemed unreasonable
Proposals will be endorsed ,,. vr....
"Proposaa FOR Supplying the GoyaTrinpAt WI hYtses
and Mnlcsr and will directed 70 Csp. lienry q ass
Assistant uliareruaser United Stot5s ARMY, - Aegea
street, IN, X ,,,.e,, n tronaRg
Captain and AssIstAnt vuaii's"ss'e' V's'
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

ITO LET.--A FINE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
with basement and under cellar, entirely new, is
offered torrent at very low price, has range hot
cold water BATH water eloset0 Etna heater &C. situate
Jefferson street. Attn house east Of Ormopd Flu
ton avenue car route For terms apply PEED Co. "a
Full strt Ell, Brooklyn. =
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

A FLOOR, CONTAINING PART.oE, KITCHEN
- three BEDROOMS gas waser bath, a. newly painted
East Thirty Gfh street. Apply at Ia East Thityrs street
Rent $l4.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

v1RooxLyS TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
ID whtre there ars bat fow boarier N at class house.
conveniently located. near tae south forry Apply VI os
Cougress st,ect, four doosg nest ot HVnT,
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

street. This house modern built and has al The i'm
proyenents is well arranged admirably calculated FOR
large boarding house Also the House No. ~ Bond street
These houses are connected and will bs let together
rate a. very low rent. Inquire OF SMITH MEAD. 35l
Eighth avenie
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

rr0 LEr--A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GROCERY STORE
a, In rich ncgho0rhocd in Brooklyn no other store near
with good trade and pay Apply Immediately to "
BAKER AZ Pine street, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

'I'o LGT-,FURNIsHEp. the MEDIUM SIZED HIGH
sx2p House. 100 West Thrtyourth street, 100 feet wes.
or seventh avenue; every improvements unsurpassed
eonvsnsnce and In perfect orer let for months from
lW or ~ the year Rent moderate. Apply the prem.
iscs, Ortwcen 70 and O'Clock.
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Municipal Elections.

ALBANY, April s.-The city election here TO-DAY
resulted in the election Of a democratic mayorZ
Eli Perry-by 300 majority. MIR Parsons, the
republican police commissioner, was reelected
by 21 majority. The aldermen and supervisors
comprise democrats and republicans
LocKPoRr, AprilS.-The election for town OH !.
GERS In this town to-day resulted in democratic
triumph. James Jackson, Jr. was elected super
visor by POP majority.
CINCINNATI, April g AT the city election yes
terday, the Unconditional Union party elected
the Judge Of the Supreme Court, City Commits
sioners, Director Of the Infirmary, Wharf Mas.
ters, and thirteen Councilmen. The Democratic
Union party elected the Police Clerk, Master OF
the Water Works and six Councilmen
PORTLAND, April s.-At the charter election to
day, VIM. w. Thomas, straight republican was
elected Mavor over Jacob Mcclellan, Union can.
didate, by 149 majority.
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ABUSE or TEE MAILS few persons are
aware to what an extent the mail and post ofice
facilities afforded bv the Government are en-
ployed 10 answer the ends OF swindlers and for
immoral and vicious purposes One OF the latest
oodges Of these rogues II the publication Of ad
yertisements In country papers, signed by names
somewhat similar TO those Of well known and
receipt Of certain sum to send by mail some ar
ticles, such a gold watch, books, etc. worth
four times the amount. or course the goods are
never sent; and the lucklen victims either never
hear any thing further Of their investments or
the sharpers answer their complaints by lying
letter. asserting that the remittance never reac he'd
them. Other scoundrels make use of the post Of
nee for the circulation OF obscene books and
prints and food the country with their circulars
onering their filthy wares for sale. We under
stand that quietus will ere long be given to the
disgusting traffic Of these latter gentry, by the
passing OF law, authorizing postmasters 10 ex-
HoIbro0k'S U. s. Mail
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DIVORCE GaANTRD.-In the Circuit Court of
McHenry county, Ill now In session at Wood.
stock, decree was entered on the Sd Instant in
the case Of Adah lsaacs M ken Heenen, vs. John
vorce to the complainant
III A letter from Paris says "we hear of
nothing but smashes failure, and Distress save al
court, where all goes on smoothly and az spen-
didly as ever"
III Ine CnicaRo Times says the secesh at
Camp Douglas are growing fat ana saucy' One
fellow boasts that he has gained eleven poun ds
since his arrival.
RESTORING THE LIsHTs An official notice
from the lighthouse board announces the resto-
ration Of the light At Cherystone inlet, Va, de.
stroyed by the Confederates some months since.
III Petitions to the State Legislature are in
circulation In New York praying the enactment
OF q law excluding negroes from the State
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"A celebrated "medIumr who has been
humbuxgfng London with great pecuniary sue
cess for soue months past by Pretended intimacy
with perzmbdlating spiris has been exposed a. .
triekster and q cheat 6v q scepuc who was famil-
lar with Hindoo jugglery and believed more In
ssght Of hand than spirftnaiisn.
III Forty-six ladies Of Cincinnati have petit
toned the Legislature TO impeach and remove
from once Mayor Hatch Of that city, This 10
mobbing sfsir, which, Il Is eha'ged, was winked
af by the Mayor. t-sv.. Ia
IL The Winchester Virginian puts forth q
mysterious boast that the Southern Confed eraey
win soon s'make grand haul" We guess that
Il will be by hauling down her nag and hauling
in her horns .-LoEtsviIs Journal. u
GrsHzAr BgcxsxR--A Boston paper states that
the reason for placing General Buckner I'm close
cons uement was that, after declaring that he bore
no concealed WEAPONS, loaded revolver was
found on him.
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morse shot from under him when alongside Gen.
Grant. Capt. Carson was between Gen Grant
ana your correspondent when a cannon ball took
on mis- head, and killed and wounded several
zen sherman had two horses killed under him.
ana zen. McClernand shared the like dangers
aiso, and with Gen. Herbert each received bullet
holes through their clothea -
zen. Buell. remained with his troops the entire
day, and with Gen. Crittenden and GEN. Nelson
RODE constantly along the lines, encouraging their
THE LATRsF. -FH-s
For the latest accounts Of the battle see regular
telegraph head In the Inside. ...
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lJ The Richmond Dispatch says the only
policy which can afford the Secession cause a
hope OF success, In to concentrate their whole
force at few vital points-to abandon their from.
tiers and seaboard clties-and to make no serious
Resistance except at points where they are fully
prepared for desperate battles. This plan has no
doubt been, to q very great extent adopted; and
IL Will be partially aided and sustained by guerilla
warfare In districts which are nominallY in our
possession, but not well guarded by our troops
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LATER FROM ISLAND No. 10

CHICAGO, April 9.-The whole country between
Island No. 10 and New Madrid, on the east side
Of the river 10 being secured by our troops, and
the entire rebel force lately there is either taken
prisoners or routed, and utterly demoralized
special dispatch to the Chicago Times saws
that aS0 prisoners, including 2 officers and 80
milton, muskets and small arms, were captured on
the Island.
IL 10 said that the rebels had become perfectly
demoraitzed, and In many cases whole regiments
refused to obey orders, and that much ill-feeling
prevailed among the officers, and none had any
confidence In their commanding officers
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Fire at St Leuts.

Sr. Louis, April s-The wooden ware factory
OF Tamn Mercer was burned last night The
loss amounted to $50 600, on which there was an
insurance OF 81, 500.
The distilery Of Wonderly, Hadell & Co, at
Collinsville, III with Ave hundred barrels of
whisky, was burned on Monday morning. The
loss on the building and machinery amounted TO
$50 600, on which there was no insurance ~
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DENTISTRY,

M FEERE.
sfth. afNEaL txTE TEETH, TEETH AT es
eEds personally st his once n this CITY -
Many persons csn wear these teeth VINO ~a1io
cannot vesr others, snd no befson oxn Hszy Other,
who cannot wear thesc, H-7-E -
Persons calling st my oGoe can be aecomm oasted
yita any style and price of Teeth they may desire:
sleanest, strongest and most perfect dcntnfe thai
art can produce, the MINERAL L. PLATE will be
more faliy warranted, =
Rooms In this e.ty-No. SIS Pa svenue Q, bsswes,
t;h and 10th s'E Also, 9o7 Arch street, PhilEdei
thlk, mar civ 80
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, April s--The rebel steam.
er Merrimac and three other gunboats and four
tugs are at Craney Island, waiting, It is supposed,
the abatement Of the prevailing storm to ry their
prowess again against our navy
The latest news from Yorktown by teIepra nh
to-day Is that everything Is progressing satisfac.
torily, A general battle, however, is not expect
ed for day or two yet.
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SOLDIERS MONEY
AND
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES
To their Families st any place on the lines of their
Express al q charge Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Foa ANY Sum NOT EXCEEDING FIFTY DOLLARS;
And q p-oportionste additional charge to tI.oss
reached BY connecting Expresses.
The remittance. whether God, TressurT Not.,
or Allotment Drafts, should be enclosed m an en-
yelope ana securely sealed, and have the full Al
dress tInoludlng town. Post Office, anl Sta.e AND
In cities the street aud numberl of the person 10
whom to be sent, and the amount leEiblJ marked
thereon.
ofioe 49, "'
To facilitate prompt delivery the charge for re-
mittance should be prepeld
NH 2s.lm ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
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SOLDIERS PAY.
HARNDRN's EXPRESS
. FORWARD SOLDIERS

WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
..- TANCES.
WHsTHxH MONTY on ALLoTMRNr DRAFTS.
10 thsir Families at any place on the lines of their
Express at Q charge Of
-.srs h. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
For any sum not exceeding Fifty Dollars. s5O)
And propoTtonate additional ot1IEs for ylaces
as.. reached BY connecting Expresses
The remittance, yhsthsr In GolS, Treasury
Notes. Or Allotm5nt Drafts, should be enoiossd n
fun sddress, inelndlng the town. Post oisos AID
Steee, OF me person 20 whom to be sect, and the
en1ouuf x Efbly mArked thereon
Efnvelopes Tor this purpose VIII be furnished st
Money recslyed 70 bs forwarded at the office In
Weshlngton, Ehlro street., second door below
Pennsy ylvania avenue. it
aP l-lm e. SMITH. Agent.
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n EW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHEOPLAsrI BONE
K E n,
WIYEosf INITIAL PLAyF on ChIspr.
mr. q n SIGESnONU

DR.. g. 3 SI6ESMOND,
slG BTssdwss, Nsy Yoyk-260 PssnSy.essss ~
snst, 6s:sssss l2:A a.d I3iA Sts., Washtnstoa,
Calls the aEsentiol OF tbs public to the following
sdVsltaEes OF his improved system: Hsr,
l. Eho Teeth OF his manufacture villESEsssT
neSer cofode nor change color by any <zEzA
|hcids, being three fourths lighter than any other
T. No teeth or roots need be extracted, q ths
eruhol1l ones can DO inserted over thom,
The roots will be made lnofensive, "a nsye,
ache. =. - ~ = =
.. No tom sorary teeth are needed, as psfmxnep,
cne. can bs made immedietsly, thereby prescryips
the natural expression Of he face, which VndsI
tho Old % stem Is freS ucntly dist ured
This work has bSen fully tested over n Va wear
country. -. s..-, ~
DR.. s. has also invented 9 white untestruc.iye
metal filling, with which the most sensltiye teetb
can bs filled without pain, and can build NJ q SeT-
tSot, SOUND tooth on any ade roots, vhieh viii las,
through lifetime. " '-1'
The best Of references Ilysa-to DR.. v. Mott; Dr.
pofemy5, Profes.Sr Of Chemistry, y, =; Hon,
ton, and thousands of others.
CEil and examine for yourself, m -em
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-10

FAILURES IN THE FLOUR TKADE.-During the
present week several failures have occurred
among the -Four and grain dealers In this city
One of them was a house whose liabilities are
reported TO be In the vicinity Of $500 600; the
others are for much smaller amounts, but the ag-
gregate will be upward Of $500 OOO.-B Ostoa
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BK1sADrxa BRscrrsRIpsK.-A eouesponder

BRIsADrER BRBcKINRIpGB.-A correspondent
OF the Clarion, a Mississippi journal, writing
Beauregard has introduced into the rebel army
In the Southwest. He proceeds 70 say" He
has reorganized the whole army by dfsplacing
the old and cowardly, and those who had been
tried and found wanting. Pillow and FIoyd are
entirely without commands, and Breckinridpe
has only small brigade"
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p H Z " "A T r.
P H Z v a II "A.
II IA 7 " a II IA.
= g. - 10 aC D.
DIR. LA BONITA

having removed bis oEce 10 Room No o, adjcinlns
the ssnday Chroniol. once: In Washington Build.
70 cure III pisssses OF = Private Mature, without
the use S or n asngsISh. OF disgusting drugs Of any
cations having dev.tsd my Whole time 10 the
snd 20 CerSnie = snsstsona Of the Womb. Liver,
the best school in thr world, the New York CitJ
HesIltais. under Pssfs. C6iltog and Parker, 90
20 the person furnishing me case Of any Of the
Above mss eses vhiels cannot apoedily and perma-
reSuired nothing d'sasrseeble in any part Of the
a. LA BONITA,
Room (hrst hsor) Washington BuiIdinr,
NH 8-lms ~ Pc. avenue and 7th st
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II Experiments have been made at West
Point with new projectile, made for the i1-inch
Dahlgren guns Of the Monitor Alta distance
Of ffty yards shot went through q solid plate Of
wrought iron eight inches thick, and knock ed
over q pile Of pig iron back Of The plating
ofthe Merrimsc 10 but Eve inches thick, and such
q shot would send her to the bottom.
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General Rutiep

BOSTON, April S.-Letters from Port ROYAL to
the Sd state that Major General Butler arrived
there on the evening OF the I'd, In the steamer
Mcclellan, on his way from Snip Island for Bos-
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Rejoicing mt Providence,

Providence, r. ], ,, April 9-By order of Lieu,
Governor Arnold, a national salute was fred on
the great bridge in this city this afternoon, in
honor OF the success at Island No. 10.
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DR.. sseII Gone Home.

NKw YORK, April 9.-The steamer China sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool, with $500 900 in
specie D.. Russell, the correspondent Of the
London Times, was among her passengers
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GAS FITTING, Sc.

INTERESTING FOR THE COMMUNITY
AT LARGE. = -
We are now receiving X EADY-Mk MkDE
CLOTHING # the latest designs three times =
yeek from our manu- taoturing esrablishmeut in
Baltimore, which We offer at ss tonshing low pricss
---------- BAR BRO,
mn " I'm corner and fth streeks,
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Sale of the Prize steamer Magnolia.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The rebel steamer Mag.
nolia, recently sent here as prize, sold oday
for S5O, 900.
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wA,HINsToN, ID. c.. Msroh %, 1862
SnALHD frotosAls viii be received a, this ofioa
COos f efg 81. n asJ osy of @ @ssnl sh u
TON. 81 such point ss the Depot 3usItermsstsr
BfI BERi GiI'''' the following named PINE LUM-
isS,SSS feet - inOhI common OuIliur,.
49, 49, :. .. iOist sSys,Is fest long,
;SSS E SSS !. .o.ntlinE Pysis :.
All the Lumber 10 be dsivered within N d.ys
afIsr signing The contract.
% e sy an
PaJmspt % b made upon the satisfactory oom-
PrC,ossIs must be plainly marked "PRoposAL.
The, ability OF the bidder to fill the contract.
sa should @ 1t be sg.asd to him. must be guaranteed
s to The shO'e signatures must
,ho hT5s tSss2@Sa,isity S @ Of the sustsptors must be
District court or cf the UIsd ssss 81 d dao
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
ered ~ rD''''' VIII "O' % 0Onsio-
Bords, in the srm of fv, thoussnt dollars.
signed By the CONTRACTOR and both OF mis- ruaTan,
tors, will be required Of the successful bidder UPON
The right to reject any or al. bids that NAV he
asemed Too nigh Is reserved BY the Depo, Quarter
Informal proposals Will be rejected.
Form Of GEdrdatss
We,7, Of the county f, and State Of -,
hereby rssfsStso that Il Ha sGs ss e fu ii coS DO
tract IN accordance witt the terms Of his propos
40 gll 4 osos enter LIT" contract in soSofdsncs
Should the contract b. ,v.rded him
pared 10 become his seos mi es.
cate sboTs sois H be The esr
@hS Ov' coans! sSa n q du.9,slnsis:r a9,SKsR
SEALE;D PROPosAL Is Are invited till the 18th
ths TR,sed ssstss sab Pept with 600 sssd of
The Cattle to be delivered at washinxtca CITY,
Hsi ana ssen n ANNA % aSersEs l,So pounds gross
The Cattle 70 be delivered at zuch times and in
Cattie VIII be required under this cOntrsct soon
.is, the conusOt is closed. HsiHsrs and bulls not
A 30 bond: with good End satisfactory security,
6overnmont rs.srvs. to itself the right to Ear in
No bid vii Be entertained when put In BY oon-
70 rsspond to his bid ana ali bids to be sccomps.
The nsmes OF arms should be stated In full, with
sAs pTse1sSS e 4sGrss. 81 AZ me mem5ers OF ths Im
U. .. A., Washington, ID. G.
Form Of GxaTessss.
t5f tso tfsS1Ss Uasnty and .ns s'.ss Of
Of. do hereby guarantees that- Is able TO
bis and should Il. 1os Be
accepted, he will q, onos enter into Contract In
awarded b m we are prepared to become his secu
,lties. This guarantee must be appended 20 each
olq mn 28
9 OOO BUSHELS PRIME SEED oATs.
S3OOO For sale by
J. p. BARrHOLOW.
Agricultural Warehouse,
99s Seventh street. below Pa avenue.
(rAkDEN SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS,
VI LAWN GRASS,
PEAS, BEANS, &C., &C..
Fresh and Genuine
For sale By p. BAkTHOLOW.
Agricultural Warehouse.
oss Seventh street, below Pa. avenue
EARMIN9 IMPLEMENTS, PLOWS. EAR
Il ROWS. CULTiVATORS, Ar, sc
J. p. BARTROLOw,
Agricultural Warehouse,
ap 6-eo2v SIS Seventh street. below Pa sv,
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IITAR DEPARTMENT.,

MAR DEPARTMENT.,
" JASsARr II, lso2.
ORpxRsD, That the War Department Will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO active military operations In ths fsld
Saturdays viii be devoted 10 The business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
N0-a Secretary Of War.
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O r r CT L.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
- WAsHINsror, January Is, lsea.
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter receive
members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commenting with Saturday, the f,t Of next
month.
Jan 77-tf WILLIAM n. SEWAHD.
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IRON HALL.
$40 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE.
Just Received and Opened,
large and srst-cla. stock Of chOios
FAMILY OCERI6s,
consisting Of,
SUGARS, OF all grades,
FLOUR,
mAiLLARD's CHOCOLATE,
&C., &C., sc.
All OF which he Offers at lowsft cash prioes.
PIXIES CELEBRATED wHisKTEz.
500 barrels Magnons,
500 barrels xxx,
500 barrels Millers Rye honOag.hsl.,
800 barrel, sne Old Rye,
800 barrels bne Old Boureoa,
AT CINCINNATI PRICES.
AL the favOrits brands "a
CHAMP ACME,
Mumm Verzeny, 6reen Seal, Heidsicl,
which, being bought low, We oGeI at rnuruslI
low rates.
Also, Sole Agent Cor
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL.
feb l4-d
$500 BET,
$500 BET,
55Oe BET,
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NoTIcR:-All persons indebted to the late 6rm Of
Louoon 60 or their successors, are ulTeptly
requested TO settle the Same without deIay
"a, 4.- Il. j. HElBERGER q CO.
Sueoessors TO II. r. Loudon A. Co
: ma u -eoSn ga Citizen and Military Tsilors.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
KKvvII,A CONGREss-ste.na s,,,,,,,
FRIDAY, February I

thIDAF' FtbfGary "
eENhTE MI Wilson reported from the Nu,
tSry Ansirs committee bill "a organiI tb. 60.
any % tns oG , States; committed
and cultivation cf cotton l,nds % 80 peuoa
coast; referred. sou'oTta
M Harris introduced bin 10 p,svids n, ,,.
ale keeping and N intatna0ce Of prisone,t =, m
United Ststes; referred WI
Also, abIil for provisional governments in cs,.
nln cases; referred " W.
=, % bili Tor tie appointment OF a Warden NJ
Ts " eaulhgton jail uss taken up nd passed
o. thr Secretary Il the Navy 20 the resoiu
.."n cDHc- mag zoe emp!oymenf Of - Morgan
s d naval snip broker, was taken IN. ana va,
son In its favor SAL y" i'Ai"
HOUSE, o. iaoIon or Mg Si.phsn, tbs Hsu..
,s>9tssd us l"to Committee Of the Whole Mr.
priatlon bill 'u' apr