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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-24
lincoln, Seward, On,lIcCIelIan.
The Four Men OF the Crisis.
(Prom tho Ciarksburg Teierrap

NtEUth tlo SnAFksOurB TeleErApl.)
LetIus examine the events that are pass
ing like great ponorama before our ewes.
and seeit we find the men for lthe emer.4
'gency Our country is struggling for its
existence. A powerful armed rebellion is
stirling nt its vitals. We ask, have we
tue tnen for tue emergency2 In our esti-
nation we have.
In the first place we have at the head
Of our nation man who in our opinion
possesses the requisite qualifications for
tue position he.Occupies, and will conduct
matters in the right channel if in his DOW
er, and we believe that he has the resour-
ces within himself to give him, the power.
Like many other men who have appeared
on the stage in great emergencies, he does
not come to Osastonishiand conEonnd,by5 the
prestige of his former, achievements. bnt
to act his spart efficiently oalithe prescpt
occasions He eVtnces all the firmness and
energy necessary toaSgield the vnst. and
complicated machienery now placed at3his
disposal. He also has grown himself a
faithful guardian of the Constitution, rails.
ing himself entirely above all party con-
sIderadons, and lAbotfng for the equal
rights of ALL Notwithstanding he was
elected by party the principles of which
we cannot endorse, and holds to some no,
to which C n
do him the ;6stiesf g. !" y.,bsi bo Ky ~ S e 9ss
ters this gfeat -
bibiting sSva ieeIi1bs of rs,,,;o,.I ,.o..;s;:
T.. and without consetliog 10 s,9 Pe'S.aii5i
preindices. ue ssized tbs Ssjr5S u P'lsy Ky
ship Of State when Il WAS Sln,6st 4 'sSIacti ecs
Wien ftas0beafti teFfIBTvi,IIEssi.,s5,sS ~ M
the breakers of corruption and the black,
waves ofitreason, Prom present indica
mooyed in a safe baFb6r With ali her rig. iSs
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Yearly Advertising on tsI,os 49,.
% tee SPace occupied and the ehanses
ers to bs paid for In aGFDaRcs u
-. II not xceedlng dye lines $40 per wear
In ~ - months, but for shorter period n6fhiDp
Ptiyliege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
AGSseEtiseEs own Immediate business; and ali
veil aa all legal advertisements and
snstson sales and real sent In by chem mus
Advertisements not aecomnante6 vi,b II-3t..
Will Be inserted untl forbid dnd ehsrSsd
Notice 8 for Political Meetings to be charged In ali
ID noteesof Fnnerals, and announcements
= s-I--...S.-' y .Setlss oeela- nouV1lT'S9 +
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Uneertanties OF FInancIal oplnon,

Uncertainties ofFInnncIaI Opinion,
Mr.. FessendeD of Maine, in his recent
speech in the Senate ON the treasnry note
bill, gave an amusing illustration of the
uncertain and changing views that pre-
vail on financial. matlers-. Gf
81 am entirely inexperienced in these
things, aud must say that after ali the
study have been able to give to this sub
ject, have come TO the conclusion thai,
nobody knows much about the uuestiont
ordnance in this country, for among tbe
whole number Of learned financial. men.
whom i have consulted, I have. never ionnd
anyStwo of them agree! Why, sir, not lone.
ago very eminent financial man came h.
me and said that Unjust by all means vote
against this proposed measure of making
these notes a legal tender; and /. received
letterthe same day from another eminent
financial friend of his. telling mo to vote
tor.it by all means, as the country. could
not possibly do without it. But The next
day ! received from the first man, who lad
gone home aitelegram saying that .he had
Changed his miud, aud that must vote for
the legal teuder, as It was neccssarv to tho
welfare ot the country; and on that same
dag received another telegram from his
friend, stating that he had GllanRetl his
mind and that the legalstehtler clause must
be str1eken'Out; or the country would not
be safe.l tLaughtsrOp 3. F.-S
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BRITISH REVIEWS.
Great Inducements to Subscribed
PREMIUMS andRRDUCTIoNs.
SG9TF oS It. ,S9Es. 60. INV YORK continue to pull
FIIR FIIR Rt9S3oH tgSI 9gARTERIY toon.l1atiySS
ELlR NORTH BRITISH RRyIEF ~ ESe.. rh,SSS.h,
BL1CKToopSs sbTS fls iitIyi7W = 4!5bcE3l 20
The present critical state of European aairs viii
Ing the forthe6ming ySSr TbST fIi oerS, GRt-
Hle ttonnd between the hRstiIy written nSSult.s1s
Journal and the PondeIoIs tome Of the futITe ~
written amer the living interest and SSolte
5sSS P1s,sd away Is 70 t6osS PosiSdieaiS 'thss
must look for the only really anJ
sd9Itian thSr vi e5S e sRss
shafaeters We urge them upon thu S
p.5t1e Las receipt Of Advance Sheets frSIl the 5
Bsnt gives additional value 10 thei3
the sI,n snbsebOrs soon Sl tRS oit
lsfi TERMS. cReSplar PIee,l
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ySiaSTls sss Ss SS9 iss5 may be
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FHE UNDERGRouND COAL VEIN.

THE UNoERGROURD COAL VEIN.
19,tssss5IiIh 9,.ssII 3 Letter rom cyrus. n1sr,-
~ "rnaee over at at0IartinsyllIe.i o. n, :.
CFfOm the Svellsburg 1IsraldJ -
AIART1NsY1LI, Feb. Il, 2sm
7lso. BARRgTT, Esq: Your Your letter Of Ses.
terday together with a copy of the
Mellsbprg. Herald, containing the mo-
ceedmgs of fameeting in your vicinity. Of
winch you were chairman. with reference
to the location of a National IA rmorv. was
received. You enquire whether the aIie-
CATIONS an your proceedings, resnectin0
the coal vein lying beneath You ,are ,,ors
r9poEated o "a by my own experience. j. ne.
ply that regard what yOu saw onlrbe
subject OF the value Of the stratum, in t,tir
series OF coal seams 10 which Won refer. "a
exeeednEly modest Tint this seoIS e
equal, II not superior, to any other IN an
the coal held of the Western YaIIk1 fbsrS
can scarcely be any doubt Alter an I,s,5s az.
tens1Te aeq equ9lntance with ali The known
seams of the field for the Inst ,g =
years, I .ceEtainl regard this as The e' most
T1nT'.oles SI:11 OF 3! al4 mot excepting the Blue
Hil seam, the lowest Of the series. rs
cnaraGterltor use inthe Blast Furnace Ne
have here demonsttated to lie very snTs:l
rior, making with good ores metal canal
IN every respect to the best elareoall1icy
1t;has also been shown BY use in tIIe s1T5a7i
mills TO be equally adapted 10 all the yPT,s
cesseS IN the manufacture and y7otI ISinos n
HI i775lse- h!t4 :
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IN S q r ANCE.
Sadlles, Harness. .Trnnks 81

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
3. SHEPPARD No.1SI Main Street, corner
Union, will continue to keep on hand alaFge eAnd
complete Of all aFtcle8in his line consist
OF Ladies' and 0entlemenB Saddles, Zine Coarse
Harness TrunEB YAlleeI Carpet Bags sHtshels, Col
lars, llAmsS, Whips, &c.
would respectfully cali attention to my stock, and
trast by strict attention and promptn6Ss to merit
continuance Of the public patronage
All Kinds Of repairing gpFomptly done, and In pro
per mSnner. ]. d. SHEPPARD. E'a
Sep50'b9 az EsS- 2 = E,Fs, 131, Main Street
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TERms OF ADvERrIsING.

r
ENELVE soLID LINEs or NoNPGRErt- ION ON. ;,.S, j,
LEss, NAEE sQuAEE y
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= TIE ! CASE OF Hon. JOS. sFClAR..
IN Q vote on which he .yvnntet n 10 he
: ms "a 1sE; IE;; efl GsoPE EFess from va
fEFo4 9sW arlington Letter in DE Cincinnati coaJ
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TER1Is. tReEpLar Prlet,.l
Premium toaNeW Subscribers8

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Onllke the more sphemetal MARalineE 6f {. 1,,,
Ihese Periodical. iose little by axe iHenessS fSii
o. the Nos for may be regarded nearly SS
also the Noe for 1891 yvIlI bs
auPPHfed AZ the following ExTRhHELT low IITES:
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SCOTT Co, NRW YORK. eSSt;5ys,.. !, ,,,.I
4Iss Ic3 the following leading BFitish PGriodIcSi
iIs iR iHsSSNND06 QUARTERLY (ConS6rTaiIySI'
~ hD!NBuRGH RRVlRVFl FlfWhiT2
- NORTH BRITISH RRYIRW TfT.s fyhHSIrShN
= ~ y IS;s; SSG4 ~ 4LHsTkR REVIEW 1ibSFaII
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SAI'L OTT, .s0N. 8. %. -Ae.le.inltIs.. ltI.
! JAMES sR. BAKER.

"a a. .stRoRlrERLHgtIRAHEHA4 . 4oPEI4s3 -,
WILL continue ,the, Prpdueo aud Pruytssoo i,1,,
Nv 1e9s u the hSdSt SeeIplsd byfhe nj S5S;rsa
AossL 80 aiastEeet.s saads 81 8 AaaIIIff9
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UTOOLTIATs.-le0do doI. Men and BOySP Won
wv tsjRst opened, which We oar uneOmmenl!
low, WholOsals and retail.
OetS0 = HARPER BRO.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Assirws ,t,stesmship AtielM Gross and family, Ch
DO ftay Dg Ch Mccormick Al % ennlH.s family
and .eIs ~. Hare, y gurphy,A Gorion and fa-
mil, II la milton and wile, l. Lon ana aamHy Miss
Stebblrs, T. sharpe. A Roman, Adsr, Gray, Sal.
lon, Moore, Mrs Sweeney and in ant Pars, j. Pierce
Besu aad family q q y der Jqs Macbeth and fan, W
Mrs Bradio' aud two cbdrs Lowering and wife,
Dryntr BAN md WIFE, Wills and daughter Norris,
u II gcow, q Germain and faaily 9 j Emery q NJ,
Major Burton, y A, and seryaus " Evans Mrs War.
A Pope, u Jackson Ranantl and sgrvAnt Mrs 3
feOrns an two Children Mss s.sson-.nd full
glenIent in the steersse.
NRwMxHw, NC--stcamer Jersey Blue--N Ciappey I A
Paine Renedlci u sla ight, y Leon, o LsnEssr,
y cry Psrf y Quackcnbush, " Ie Nfuri, Phillips,
Iroo, a Adams. Ashley Low, % jenkins, g q Par.
mnnse, Rndnite, Howard. Wadsworth w - Perkins
BrHsg. P0pp. w Peck, reeley, Br wn. Norh r r
Iiepper Ha.ow. " Page, Moore John.on, Lsat
s?andtng Lieut. smith, hcPherson siougn Vi gates
Lieut. BssweeS y King, Crlsiadure, u Allaru, W M
y ach, H9ueh. u Dewel TomliDaon J Botsford,
Boom, Hayes. " Benedict, berr1ll ~ Dpx.r n
EEL, q sivonp Lrut WA,ler, y " De'1nd, Il Il.
le,. stebrins, Wigs'ns Randan u g Pardoe q 4
Howe B g COOK . Bird
NEW oaSASs-skip TAmerianc-T T,edemauu and famI "
" Lewefyn.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

sthifsd ammonium. .....................3o. Q. 1880
aThe indications that there would rather limited re-
ceipts, and consequently profitable trailc this
week. were clearly dscerned by the shrswd Spectators
who wcrc disposed to mako the oppo unity
thus presented for Ginning their pocket The receipt
all Of the cattle were held by the spectators who de-
manded prices equivalent to half a cent per pound.
higher-which was readily accsded to by the
cattle on sae-and the expectation that there would be
no further augaenLation. offerings were Of a IA r
average quality, and there but few really DO ae
any cf The yards. The r0nge of pices from Gi.c
TO S1Sc., with sumo sales If strictly primo 10 sAc The
market the best for past and hs nv erage
price was higher than for some wesks. Tho one mgs
were all sold by ut the advance although tho ave.
rage qualiiy was not 50 good as last week
MICH COWS.
The market remains substa TALLY the same, and with
steady moderate request holders have obtained prices
about equivalent TO those which havo prevailed during
tho past several weeks.
VEAL CALVES.
The demand for the past week has boen moderarv
and prices show little or no change. The quality In
generally fair, with but few really prime inferior.
GUS descriptions at each Of the yards
SHEEP AND 4AMBs.
Tho receipts have becn lighter daring the past wseh
and better demand has accordingly provaied in view
Of winch the ma ket Is decidedly better, prices showing
an Improvement OF 25c. 60c per head at which the,
market ruled buoyant and firm. We revise our
quotations to respond with the advanced rates,
noticed above The following sales pcr head in lots AZ
Chamberns shows the state OF the market clsewhere:
100 sheep ~ So lao do "a 25 479 do ST. 1s2 do 81 90;
200 do 90 e0 100 do SO 75 TAG do 50 50 81 do 50 40
Al do 81 37is rs do 81 5O.--lotai, 2240 119 iambs
at - 26 2s1 do 81 Io4 do. 80 s7 cI do S3 G2,s GO
do. 90; S4l do 50 rs; 9s do 81 l21s; SO do $S.ro
tai, 1901.
We're also in better demand, and the market was nrmcr
Corn fed sold freely ut $40. axe. per pound and
stu fed At 3lxc. 3Xc Tho receipts we're much smalcr
than usual, and with quick sales, the yards were al
emptof
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
The Turf.
FAsEIoS COURSE. l.. I.ATRorrISa
bar, July i5--Msteh, 80, 900. mile hsa:s, In I

FAsI4IUN IUI HSFs l. Is1-IKUTTINU
TrvLAY, July i5-Nsteh 50 900, mile hsa:s, in har-
mesa.
d. N,cs named blk. e. Gen. Batlsr. Received forfeit
y. PnfT named b Z. Paid forfeit.
The above sa r was very unsatisfactory TO those who
visited the Fashion Pleasure Grounds for other
ness than .h, pleasure Of witnessing the tro. The
whole afternoon wasted unsuocessruI attempts to
start. which continued until the owner OF Rattle
snako became convinced that his horse completely
used up aud unht Tor the On one OCCASION how.
during the scoring the horses trottod three quar-
formed In 112H with Rst,lssnalss length 10 advance
But apart from that little nctsn, there nothing
but vaxston. Tbs farce Of cssils for two hours
out getting cioss enough together 70 get the w5rd
dersd the affair exceed nYy pcrpexng 20 the ooker
t.ners Butler the fsvorte throu ughout Two and
three to one. and Iarge amounts postsd on his
wl1niLg. Tie announcement that the OF Patu |.
snake would ray Forfeit wss hailed by the hackers or
thai horse with The most marked sratIhcston.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, July rs, 1Sc1.
Stocks very heavy. Pannsyl lvauia SIS. SJa: Leadrc,
Rsiroad 27a<; Morris Canal, 43; Long tssn Raillosd
1914; Pennsylvania Railroad, Al. Sight exchange oa
New York as par.
BALrixokR iniy Is, 1862.
Flour nrm for Ohio. whsat-Wbte adv nt ed 2c 6ci
red unchanged. Corn dull ard unchau led. Coffee,
buoyant. Whskey steady at 24hc
PmLAoELpmA, July IL, 1867
Flour actve and in better demand .ht sl75 SIS 80.
whest nrrn sales II, 900 bushels white, u % 81 So;
rcd, 81 % 81 II. Corn active aud advanced 1c vel.
low Soc b7c. Coffee firm. Mass porls 80 rs 81.
whiskey unsettled sales Of OHIO 33c md held higher
MILWAUKEE, July IA, 1859.
Flour IN better demand Wheat advanced To-, SIC.
for No. l. ReceIpts-1. zoo bhs -four n 600 blshcea
wheat. shpnents-b 800 bbls. -Four, 40 ,0c0 bushels
wheat. Froishts nominal at 12c 10 Buffalo.
BUFFALO, July IA, 1s02.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet at S0tsc. Corn steady
Rscspts4 900 bbs -four 81 900 bushels wheat 900
bushels corn. Esports-5000 bbls hour loo, 200 bush
oils wheat 9 900 bushels Exchange on New YORK
at par Q u per cent premium.
BUFFALO, July 15-1P.M
Flour firm. Wheat quiet, with strong upward ten
lency: sales Of Kenosha spring vt 0c Chicago spring ~
pc Milwaukee club al 93c Corn active anu brm salee
i3s 1co bushels mt 37,c $780,, mostly at tho latter
nuurs oats firm: sales Is 900 bushels a3Io. Whs.
key-No saIos Canal frsights frm lmports--ll 900
bls -four 40 900 bushels wheat, $1,000 do c,rn, 1000
do rye Exporis-100 Lbs -four, 100 600 bnsee wheat
5000 do. corp
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
Brooklyn City News,

LYING IN sTA1K or Con. PKas1s BopY--Ths remains
Of his gallant officer, who died al Fort Pulaski we're
laid in state 10 the city Hall yesterday where they will
continue TO lay TIL tomorrow Afternoon when they will
be Inferred In GrssnwcoA Cemstery. Col James n
Perry the minister OF Methodist church in Brook
iyn When the rebellion t ye out lao tegIersd hs ser
vices 20 tho government rhey accepted. aud tss
valiant parson VA placed 10 command of lAs Fory.
eighth New York regiment Of vounteers ths nucleus Of
Continsr tai Guard The body ssttend,d By guard of
honor nal erins ten men, from each Of four companies
OF DiVoxyn regiment, who are relieved at proper IN
rate
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
The Call for Troops.
WAR MEETING IN ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER,, July Is, 1862.
There was aiargs county mass meeting here to-day
and strong resolutions passed for sustaining the
government In prosecuting the war. DR.. Anderson,
President Of the University r. HART and Others made
speeches George Gould presided. The Supervisors are
in session. ssk for special session Of the Legislature
70 Offer additional bounty to volunteers.
RECRUITING IN BOSTON.
BosroS, July Is, 1862
The CiszsnS Committee OF One Hundred aud Fifty, act.
log In concert with the city and State authorities will
rst sndeavor 10 all up the Massachusetts, regiments in
the aed to thoir full quota and then recruit new rsg
msnts 70 the number required. The committee take
hold Of the work with great energy and every prospect
Of entire success Recruiting hoadq will ba es
tablishsd on Boston Common.
EsLI4TsuNTs IN MAIvg.
PORTLAND, Mo-, July 16, 1852.
Governor wasnburn telegraphs the Associated Prsss
that the state OF Mans viii pay bounty Of so 10 each
recruit mustered into the United States service in the
rev regiments. and s3s In the cid regiments. The
banks will advance tho money! This With tho United
states payment will uaae advance OF $40 and $75
The city viii Offer additional bounty that would
prsudice enl.stments n s country where the bounty
10 oG0sd
THE RESPONSE or ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. July Is. lse2.
Tho Governor has issued proclamation for Inc rsg
rnsns Of infantry and for thrss years In Response 10
tina call or tho President
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Zach becoming universal cushcus
hem phere.
The OF ths Presidential election being now
finally known stanus thus
Ma shall SIN R,a.,an for President 4,lsS vo'es.
General lere7 foF Vie Presi eut, 4, ,is3 cotes.
General Ia iseL for VICE Presi .ant, 4 ,23S votes.
General - Co Tor Seeod Vjcs preAi All votes.
Mr.. CestJs or second2ce pIeT.sent, 004 votes
the Sol'san ate arrived last might. Saw uhitetaa,es
vess OF var 81. Marys On cspe 81 lrcas Two French
vesscs-o. war wsro yong Into Aeapuco as the uaie
ois
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

PaosAsEr MUapER.--rhs body OF dead man wss
found on Tuesday morning, near Foxhill, Hoboksn
Deceased had shot wound through the upper partot
the os and appeared to have died from oss Of blood
lie had dragged himself from tho spot whore no was
sho at !aast block to ths public highway, and
there expired s drsstsd In Untod States voluto
uniform having 'ho numbot 63 and Company ou his
cap IA his pocket found several papers IA cd
from Cemp Sctoggs, Company b. 68d N. " ", and u .
name OF rayd marest, rva'e Of seid company. An
inauest N DO hsld this ming nj eleven o'ccci by
Coroner BJhnsteot WHOM pcrso.s knowing The deceased
are invited TO attend.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
The Funeral OF Colonel Cass.

ooNVNt vuV AVt AcoS'
Tho funeral OF Colonel cass tomorrow will be sNondcd
by tho city government, the Columbian Association,
Charitable Irish socls.y Hbernian Association, Mont
gomery Union Association and the Commttes or One
Hundred and Fifty on Recruiting The Second resron.
will perform escort duty.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
NEWS FROM SCUTH AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMSHIP ARIEL.
&sn &e.. xm

rhs steamship Ariel Captain anes, arrived az this
poss INST Might from Aspnwa whence she saissd on the
gtA inst.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

The Fr1gato Wabash at Phi1adel phia.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1859.
The fr2sts Wabash arrived here to-day for repairs
The New York herald., 1862-07-16

Harvard College Commencement, sc.
BosroS, July 15 1862.
Harvard College Commencement takes psce tomor
row and the Boston banks will be cssed according 70
oustem.
Henry w. Yonno. late Treasurer Of the Boston Theatre
died to-day.
The New York herald., 1862-07-16
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY,, July Is, 1852

RECEIPTS.
The total receipts the yards during sass
ursyious we nave been as followS.-
The New York herald., 1862-07-16


gallery erected TO run between the two badings This
gallery will be OF substantial Iron a,,ics work the inter-
sticos 10 be than nch o. .ars and the
structure viii 10 capable OF supporting weight OK three
thousand pounds. Tho appearance Of
INTERIOR srmDNc
will DO completely changed. Tho room N no ars roor
at te of Wall and Nassau streets now occupsd
by Collector Barney win be the private ocs Of MI Cisco
aud Vie two Immediately aboye this will be usss az
private retiring by the Assistant Treasurer and bis
deputy. TIC tho opposite corner lsoutbeast) will
be occupied By the Deputy Assistant Treasurer where ali
business nj requiring Mr.. Ciscos personal attention win
ts transacted The whole OF the dosks counters ard
ratings in tho rotunda 10 be removed Their plsoes
l be supplied Wy two marble counors with iron fronts
These will oxtsnd from the FIRST columns on each aide Of
the south entrance 70 the corresponding columns OF tho
north entrance Al The counter the east side or tho
building the interest the public debt will DO paid On
the opposite sde win DO the paying dsra or the
Treasury. The two irregular tho sass and west
side Of the rotunds viii be into ro and burglar
proof vaults safes. Thsir Dimensions win bs twenty
feet inches by thirteen feet ave inches and nno foot
nigh. Attached 70 each OF these vault, win bo an
ron lined record room. Tho room ~ Tho corner
Of Pins and Nasgau streets, now oocuriod by tho
clerks of tho Naval Ufcef, will b. tho receiving and
counting room These on the opposite side ef the build.