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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

Rebels. The bodies Of the officers above menioneo
were embalmed in Washington and brought to Pblla'
dephia, where they lay in State in independence
Hall, twenty-four hours Yesterday morning hr'
Stetson Of the Astor House received letter tIoui
H. Z. Reese. Lieutenant Colonel ID Regiment Rhode
Island Volunteers, commanding escort Of detachment
from sad Regiment, requesting that suitable rooins
Re prepared for the bodies Of the deceased The de-
tail OF The list aud 37,h Regiments was made by
Maior.Gen. Sanford. The remains will arriv. here
to-day and lo 10 state until Saturday, when they
will be taken to Providence, where exteDfive prepa-
rnlons have been made to pay them high honor. All
The State civic and military autborities will partei
pate in The obsoquies.
The following General Order hes been i'rued for
tie parade, on the occasion Of the reception Of The
remains;
usAporlsraRs, FIF'r DivIs,ov, \. Y. S. r.
NKN.YoEK, March p, 1892.
,rgct4L ORDER
Tho remain. Of the gs.nt SID .m.ntsd Col Socum. Nsor
rsou aud Capt. Tcve7 Of he ID Rhode issrd u i-i DO
uu Va 2lt Juy las. wi arrive In this cit Oh Tho mo'lSs
o. he nth
ihe ut Eeeinent 70 detail one conpcny o. h chso &,
receive bis mains sId cou Them 20 iha tof Lone -Ii
ke oarse Of them un tho nnesl which viii ske p,ce on
ssiufd - the th inst at oc0cS ~ no iune.sl COZ.
m cou'i Of The 7l Regiment. c.! Maftin AID J''A heI
algnt. Col 70 no a.
Hal, W ufsy, tire % inc e. O'CLOCK p. o.. at riA
% under the command of Col Msr'in
lie ocefs II Inc division not duty sr, Invited %
be 10 ia uui ofm o. the AEor Ho1so o. o'clock b. ul.'
"a tne iuneFL procession. ~ order o. 49,. .
WlLLfiI HALL,
Ddg .-Qen. Cong iui bIvsgn h !. ~
J. @. NsRriRr Brgade-tlaJor
N. fN. fI. J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

SAYS OF REAL EsTATE.--The following sales
weis made yssefisy by A J. Blocker. son Cot -
Homes sad Lots no. ~ Ea 10Th f95
Houses and Lo.s No 123 Eat 9th st............. 500
Houses aud Lol 10. is 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

R~cspTioS OF TuE RrNANs oy Cor. gLocuM
M1J)B BliLoU, AND Cam. TowER.--Ths Sons
Of Masssc, ose.ts will meet at the As,or Homo
0n Saturday afternoon. ut o'clock, to ioin in
te obgequief Of Col. Socum, Major Ballou. and
Cap.. Tower o. The Cd Rhode Island Regiment, who
lel a, Ball Run. Gov. Spague Of Rhode Island md
faf viii BE- present, and the 7ia and 27th Regiments,
New-Yo.k S.a,o Militia, with all Che oGeera Of the
division ere u turn Out. TIE Sons Of Vermont and
Connecticut Likewise join in tie coremonies The
bodies o. i1ese officers have but recently been ocoy-
cred oil previous Efforts 10 discover their graves
meeting with 10 success Another trial was, how
ever, determined upon by Gov. Sprague, who sue
ceeded eventually ia fading the remains, though in a
somewhat mut.lated condition. the head OF Capt.
Tower having been cut oil. In the course OF their
search numerous graves were opened tho occupants,
both officers and mon, being buried face downward,
al Ldign!iy offered 10 iLs uoiou soldiers bg the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

PROV AGAssIzs LEcTURTs.-Tfe sixth Of
,s course tahes place this evening At Irving Hall.
.oncludiug a series Of lectures which viii long be
remembered With proa. and pleasure ty nose w-o
have had the good forTueto be allie % attend them.
Tloueh tia lecture ia tie last of the uu-
a.rssnd that Prof Agassiz has covered field so
much larger than Tas a st anticipated that it nay
DO necessary to deliver another lecture in order 70
smplae tie subject AMI dat lie has been IeQucs.ed
" 10 SO by large number of lie audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

CoLrIsioy ~ TIE EAST RIVERA collision oc-
cured y,terday morning IN the East River bowen tbs kal
River steamer Say stae snd the psc<ei sip i1oe 4Ne
it.r yes oe'rR propelled by smell tug ard u Il Aid w,s
,one stern smost IL consequence Of which TIE Iot ct
40 sieac- deceived rs 20 her couftehence ne cesh
rppiy nt.s damage except 70 tie sssnpips Of sho bay
s,gis va aluo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

CoNHIsgI0gEUs OF EHlGRATI0S.--At The regular
meeting Of this Board on Wednesday, ths Special
Comuitteo, 70 whom was referred the inquiry as to
tie pr'pric'y Of ccononizins the expenditures, b.
reducing tine number Of employees at Castle Garden
and Ward Island, presented report on the subject
ureru~e by Mr. Cassory the Secretary and General
Aac1t The report yea forth that no change Ia tue
ac,r rurnts Of Csstio Garden could raiely 10
aoOlfed without inuri1nsy affecting itS "orAioRr,
exceD r he Medical Department aud one or Two
minor Offices IN other Departments. The iamiafHy
Of tie examining officer With ysrions languages was
deemed more important than he r ere akili a. ply
scian nasmuch NJ IN tho course Of h.s examinations
b, might be able 10 gscersin any omissions 20 report
bordat!e qersous. In ono ins'suce $50" bra oern
collected from the cousimees = vessels lo'
.uch N onieion. Many etuigren.s having
p0u. bcyOud their bouiabls condition, tleF
ruprort has been thrown upon the Comm. soners
ini,esd of The vessel which brought hem out. INC
r,port recommended dispensing with the services OF
one of TIE two medical oiicersi and an ine, e''9 %
The salary Of one Of the cierkr who oot1 I'M
,ui.t AMI n ph,siran, from GOO 20 sl,vOO' by we
Ji.o,is,.l ef one or two ether minor tmployees
snyiug Of 1900 year would he effected. lie ~
riuire, M OF On assistant 10 tie general agent ~
salgry . 500 year, was rccolm ended Inc Ie-
aort VAS lid over .oT consideration.
From The weekly rcper j. opp ars iLa' WI en-
lrauta arrived here icf. week. hecei ~ - -
di,slrsemoats so lC3 O3 balance Ii bank, f&Ui' H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

"LscmIsrs OF THE WAR TEACHING ENAvcIPA.
uoy."-Tle Rev. W. T. Conway ,reccnily from tire
tsslefelds Of North Carolina) Chaplain Of The oh
&Y. v, Iawhino Zoaayes, iec.ursd on tic Gtoge
,1bsct last evening, before the AXth Ward RepnO-
E,s1 Association, Of which Samuel Sinclair is the
pfssiden,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

TnE Z9uAyrs-Ile drill ~ the 3.a Now-Iork
2,payss. which took place yesterday ou Broadway,
,ya. ooe " me most bcauuful exhibitions IN The
mir..rv line vo ever witnessed, and wo c.nuo. for
boar C. mpliuen,iug Col Warren on 'be a'n.r'ble
di..ifl,.a 10 which he has brought hs re-ll' Pc.
lRfts.cre CLu,sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

TIE lecture ofthe Rev. o. B. Rockingham before
tae Republicans Of the XVlth Ward, on Wednesday
evening, war honored with an audience the largest
ed most respectable Of any that boz assembled in
lie Aeacq larteis Of tho Ward for long time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

SIR nv NFwYoBK REAL E'rWr.-ihore was
ONLY ono Diisr for the real esi''e M ih' ci.y COM
... ... al Lilo naselg G. tho Bank OF tlr lute-
iio- offered ~ auction on Wodnesday, and l. was
.or,ecn.ntly withdrawn. The lcase u lhe property
oT ,hs corner Of Sixth avenue and Amos .ree' "as
soug., by Judge ~ lGer icr We sum cf -, p};
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

Not LIABLE 10 MILITARY DrTY.-In answer 20
correspondent, we would say tia; Driii-h subjec's
e. not sb'e % military deity in this STATE, aud Of
tolrse free from tie usual fine Of 8 p. The militia
hw,. though cufcrced in a very looee manner, ore
nevertheless exceedingly stringent and the Marshal
possesses slno, unlimited power il collecting ines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

Nmio's GAUDrN.-IAo success Of The Colleen
Yswn has prolonged the rg-eemen, Of Mr.. Wood
AID RI. Collins much beyond the stipulated tenn.
Elt tho management It lee. announce a change. On
Saturday, Mrs. Wood and H. Collins take benefit
sid give place TO the Combination Company which
gieesled their Appearance a. luis house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

IgDUsrnI.L ~ ASSOCIATION ron NAHHERs
FAMLIEs.-rhe dies composing this assoeiaiion
met yesterday afternoon a. tue bours Of MIa. law
kios, in Eae. Twen,y-sighth street. but beyond aoF.
ing tie time Of ther anniversary % the Sird Thurs
day in June, when the anniversary will DO held az
the Asylum on S.a.en Island. tr s.c,ed no 5ua.ess
@. Importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

NEw STELHROAT.-Ths steamer Matawan,
rom the shipysd OF 3r 3. Ferry, keyTo y j. was
i.ken Il The North River lron Werks e,ss Fletcher
Usrr cnl on Thurday morning 10 receive nef machinery
tn, MAwan IL owned hy the ksypoit Steamboat Com
and & ded when finished 10 BE- place Oh the Eons te
tween that place Nesfogk. IN Connection WIN tho
sam.T Newport The Maavsn zoo feet keel y eet - M
AID T. modelled with view T. being ~hen nnished TIE il-
Z h1s Of her cla.s patent 1.c saLs ia rf
no Is snDsri5r 20 that OF either the Thomas r NHy 70
ron. Or 40 Thomas v Arrow snll all 0g. ~ Ar Terry
sud vel Aaown IA th.s city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

series OF popular Biographical sketches OF the
officers Of or Army and Nagy, edited by DEAN
DUDLEY ia published in Boston by L. Prang & Co.,
accompanied with portraits. TIE little volume.
which is 70 be succeeded By others, Includes notices
O; the most prominent military men now in lctiye
yrvice, and forms use.ul mandy book loF refer
elco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

RrsIcvATIoS or TIE REy. DIR. UAwLs.-The
Rev. Dr. Hawke, who in consequence Of bic Soatl-
en- pTocliyiiies recently fell into great ds'ayor with
large majority Of his congregation, has re- gred bic
pastoral charge Of Calvary Church. Iis stated thai
be Las taken tlis step on account Of Al heath Tie
csres Of his parish being TOO much FOR bic strength
The resignation has not yet bcsn accepted however.
the vesiyy Of lie church not being disposed TO agree
20 biz retirement, while many Of the congregation
have expressed an unwiinglers TO Tari with their
rector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
CTTT ITEMS.

.dtse. ricna D'Aucri will sing tbs evening at the
New-Yock Academy Of Music, IN The opera OF Il
Bnrbic-e D'Siyiglia. Briguoh, Amiviva, Maucus,
.Jraro. sasini Bariola, bsri, and Basiho are also
10 the cast-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

COPoyrR's CAsEs.-Yeste'day Coroner WIltey
held q. Inquest tho YoIs Hospital the body Of An
tuouv Hen German about % yesra OF sxe who 'hfeN m
self from hrh..,ory widow IN jones' Brewery a hK'n
,rs, eary OF Wednesday morning AID cd OF te ingTiei
n 1p1esrs hf deceased nveterae drnked ana tai
while suGe ring del rum tfcmrns be pos.Tnieo ne
deed wi ich ernaasj ats existence Tho Jay rendered
verdict IN ,ccordguc, with toe fsct'.
On " sduesosy nighl lhe body Of an unknown man w.
found 10 Tho w.tsf 81 the loot o Val sit Coroner an-
hcd inquest On tho BODY, wh'n 'ppeae1 % ~ "
ban In h. vsi. about an months Drcraaed appeared 20
hs 20 oreu about - y,sr u o feet Inches in ;hi q
dressed suit ~ ack clothes In the hronporssi Of NJ
co... we're ond two letters on one o. The Of
" Hired ". U,tertur..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

Nrw-YoHEER SISs-AcsDFwIr.-"A Grand ga
cred Concert" viii tie given Ct Irving Han, Sunday,
April 6. The "Arion Society and Nole grand
orchcsJra Of - will perform. C'rdrr.or, FREQ kru-
&C., Programme J1tcl Overture, @. NJ. 'o1
weber Fantasia Cor Piano ore, La S9Ilan5-4,
Tfsberg, Mics f. Trcwor: Sfenb-n National March,
dso,s,ea to tie Seventh Regiment \. Y. $. y, by
81. Krugcr ful chorus sua orchestra g., l-c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

Anest edition Of TIE Koran, translated by GEoRcE
SALE, with q oopous biography Of Mobammeo, 70
published by T. o. II. Z. Burnham, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28


NEws-L ooM.-The site selected for the Merchants
Exchange Is Que door flom the corner Of William
ond Pine streets, where two ive.story boildings
ave been leased FOR o term Of years. When fitted
up the lower floor will be appropriated to the Tx
change TO supply tho place OF the Rotunds IN wall
street. The second floor will be devoted to The pur>
potes Of nswr-room. TIE third and fourth etoiies
are 70 Ire divided into neat business Offices. II is tbe
intention Of he propdetors 70 make tho News.Rcom
mode iustitgton Of lie kind, COM iuiug 10 It's ar
engagements III the exceliencies exhibited by the
celebrated Boston and Liverpool Exchange News
Rooms, together With many other advantages OF ns-
tire such ~ New York alone afford. ltsiacltles
for obtaining, 10 tie earliest moment, the latest ana
most trustworthy marine and commercial Intelligence
by Telegraph o. others ise, from all quarters OF the
globe viii 10 unapprOscbable while It's newspaper
files viii embrace the very latest issues received IN
ns - Of al the foreign and domestic journals ol
prom l,nCe either in tho commercial or poIticai
world. One Of the prominent textures Of the News.
Rooui will De the bulletin Of daily reports from all
the leading markets Of the Union. together with an
outline Of such political Intelligence and st'rtiing
evsJ,s may be ot special interest to the CONNER
cisl community. Tie management Ot the E@chahae
aud Ecws-Ho0in viii he yes cd inexperienced hands.
Merchants wbOmgy DC dcsirous OF procuring iuStuer
information on the subject viii be waited upon ny
slr. &. Il. Brewer, late Manager If Pailner's News
aud Telegraph Rooms, Boston, Mr. John Z. Suitn,
lnte Marine Euitor Of The Neg- York C0Hrtp am
Enquirer, Nr. f. II. Palmer, lessee and manager
of tho Merchants Exchange News-Room, BOSOM
ana VI. Y T.. Hudson late chief manager aud pro
prietor Of Toe Boston Exchange News-ECom-aii oil
whom viii Re prominently connected with Tho man-
aye4eut of 10 News-Roou. See OH ial announce
o FL; IN our sdyertsing columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

CorwlssosEEs Or GRANTEES AID ConHFcrioNs'
Tho seui-monihly meeting Of th.s Board was held
yesterd afternoon President Draper in the chair.
FROM tie repor, q The Committee OF tie Whole II
appears tha. o Inc 18th O. Toe 25ta inst, 81 per-
son. were s,ui 10 the Work-House on Biackwells
LELAND as warrants. Of whom $50 we're mates aud 40!
e~ales. A dr,ulfr was adopted ordering iai sil
n.ri,eaions for changes IN the condition Of Tie m.
mates 10 rads hereafter t0 ibe Comn.'aioueIs. All
obererc-ous patients nj The AlUs-liouss nro heuce-
forth ~ be transferred 20 the N0Ea-honee during
.l,r temporary violence, rntii the isce CHANGER of
tle rafirtt ..lii De- decided by Dr. aanrey. Char.
Iotte IT,, or an INFINITE 0f the Wor.-liUuse, having
been detected in the at Of rohbing he il.ttrton Of
como clothing, WIS sent 10 the Police toLft, ana
bell to answer t4e charge. The contract iog iron
.ailf. railing, fno ycraudlis ~ tHo Aims-l ouse was
awarded 90 Cameron, JoLisol q hsdley, ~ $50
ior ,ns stairs ana sl4l for tho yemndahi. Tho re-
CENTS OF lbs C0mm's-ioutrs 30 date amounted 70
fl0i. Ss5 ~, which sum inlldcs 100000 advanced
/ Tie Ciiy Ch4mbcrlain, sioG 80 lof interest, aud
1868 O7 foT labor oil tire inmaies a. t.e NOfk-hou'e
'rhe WEEKLY statement shows ;hst y,1e3 persons re
rui l-d and we admitted INTO The nstiiutoni - OIL
,h.s died. JJl were discharged, 800 Gent 90 bm,k-
we'll, Island and three to Ntato prison. Remaining
on The 21i inst. 7,7sl. Decr.ase, in con arison
with tle week previous, D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

Madame De YiileTs's concert, which Wa 'ast night
rids4ly postponed on sccouut Of some unexpected
lfcuty, viii lake place 3e@t week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

receiving and countng-room and the Of access
to il for The clerk. employed therein will be through
the space back Of the west counter aud through two
new doors which are described 10 the specifications
Proposals will he received for the whole Of the work
or Tor each class Of work separately; but each bio
mnst DO 10 fun detail, showing the quantity and
price o. each de AL Of the work tAst any portion
or ell of any bid nay be accepted or rejected. No
b1 viii be considered which IL rot thus made in foil
detail and the Ugh, ia reserved to reject any portion
Of or oil CT tue bids If the interests Of tie Govern
ment seem TO be promoted 10y such rejection. The
specifications were drawn by Anmi Is. Young,
SuleNising Archi ect in the Treasury Department.
sud copics may be had on application TO $. NJ. Clark
Acting Engineer In charge Of the Treasury Depart
meut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

Aiken sgt Kerps Motion for attachment denied heosev~
MARca 27-Befcre Judge HURON
Gnttenburs ct al. agt. Leopold X. Tuay.-Find'
iugs settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT. CoURT-MAncH s7.-Bofsr
Judge ssIPsAs.

Zachsria S.aver, against whom three indictments
pending forgery OF o. penson warrants vas ordere
to give bell in So go each indictment or IN tue evea' %
only surety being offered to give bail ia tho aggregate
amounting to 9l2t0O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

WEsTcuvsTER CoUErT ELEcrIoss.--1io annual
Tuesday last. TIE returns are not YET fully received.
In Mosri1snia NJ. WIN. Cauldwell Of TIE Sunday
Mercury Ies unanimously reelected Supervisor for
the sixth .accessiye term In Wet Farms, g.. 9uc-
cessful csnda ate is Nr. George N. De,oei IN West
chester, Ms Waller II. Bownei in loalers, James
L. Valentine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

REPAIRING TIE Losses OF TIRE Vault 10 COM
mouly believed tia, Nature is constantly striving TO
maintain The equilibrium IN her domains, and con-
sequenty, during war time, when the mortality
of na's is much increased, tiat large majority OF
TIE ,ii,hs ere boys. Without stopping to inquire
into the philosophy Of this supposed fact. we may
sao that tie report Of The City Inspector for 1861,
shows no unueual dspoporon in dis ressect in thai
year, the returns giving 5l77 males against 81
females The Hev. DR.. Garfield OF Christ Church,
Brooklyn, last yelr, however, baptized q chill
ar9n, Of whom SO were boys and only girls. BY
Inc way Brooklyn bids fair to show large incFease
"a population 90 The next census Il tho following
case may be taken as Q criterion: Mrs. -- during
- months and 20 dayc, Las al two births borne hei
husband ID Children, VIZ: July o. 1853, one child
june 81, 1859, two Children; March -, 1850 two
ch'dlsn; March %, 1851, three chillreni February
l3 1852, four children ard not one o. these children
was less than ten ponds in weight al ts b.rth. All
Of ,aeu 8 boys and girls are alive ard we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

TIE BosToS BoATs.-The steamers Metropolis
and Empire STATE viii constitute the popular Fal!
River line 70 Newport Fall River, end Boston dur
ing the eusniug season, leaving Pier No. North
River every afternoon at 5 o'clock Tho Metropolis
GAS been thoroughly oyerbsuled both arc 10 first
rate repair, aud commanded 10y competent and Ell
Gent o.leerg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
Marine JOURNAL.
Cleared,

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28


THE ON Crsroy-HoUsH Avo NV SUB-rErls-
cuY.-Tns general description and specifications OF
Ie alterations n11 repairs required 70 be made in tho
present Custom House building to Nc II for tho &c.
eouuodion " the ASST iaut Treasurer Of the United
Sates. ia printed IN pamphlet FORM and ready Tor do
livery to persons desfous Of making proposals. for
tbe work. In tho specidcaiiOus the following
eharees arc noted. On tho Wlllstrcct front Of the
building mIl DO . marble slab, confirming tho in
puOu,
uEirrD gr,TGs TREASURY.
Tho present entrance from Ito Cumom-llouse 70
the Old Treasury building 10 10 bo closed nd gol-
lorv erected which If 10 run the whole lohgh o The
two buildnrs and between them, which VII 10 ca
paJle Of supporting 1900 pounds weight. Tbs gal
ery is for the puposs Of communicating 10 and rom
beivcen the Asfay Office Trcasdr-rs weigh. ON,
and the Assay Office building and between which
hero must DO constant oonuunicolCn Tor ti5 inns-
mission OF yaluabos ia largo quausiile fro OF public
interference. la the interior Tic whole Of tle desks
co-uters, railings, furniture, Nc., iu Tho iJinnds
now need by the CuslOm-liOuss are % DO removed
and two .iright counters extending from The iirt
column GA each Tide OF the south entrance vesiibuie
OF the rotund % tho CORE, ondipg columns o. INC
north vestbnls. The southeast ccrner-TO0m or mo
entrance SOry viii be Ito public Office OF The i let
ant Treasurer, and DO occupied by Bio deputy, VINO
viii there transact any businesd not requiring ihe
peraona presence of La principal. iIe houlh-"es
corner Dom on tho game story, VIII be tue '1vte
office Of the Assistant Treasurer, aud closed 10 al
business not requiring bis personal presence lhe
Two corner-foons Immediately over these two,
Will be set apart and med for private reiiring'
r00ss, for the OF the Assistant If'Hurer ana Dis
Deputy. The northwest room u the building on
tho eutronco story viii DO the AssiGlant Irossuiers