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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-22

ALL ON FIRST FLOOR.
Allstyles and sizss of PHOTOGRAPHS IYoKYTYpEs
fhhhoIfPEs or " "IlNTfPEs" and takn at prices to
!. Pictureg finished In WATER coloRs OIL, INDIA
HORSES and other animals, EQUIpAGEs, COUNTRY
SEATS, RUINS, MODELS OF MACHINERY, &C.. or
Patentng accurately photographed.
Cooper desires cali the attention Of persons Walt
Ing Phadelphia to his Ground Floor GALLERY where
he has introduced newly patented cameras, capable Of
Size
After many experiments he has succeeded in placing
his ky-ght at improved angle, difusing the ght in
equal proportions and producing that graduation Of
tone which cannot be given by the side aud skylighs
generally used, and which OF so much Importance the
beauty Of picture l. is made Of French glass; and is
Mr. Cooper has been engaged than twenty years in
the study and practice of the Fine Arts His long expe
rence as Miniature and Portrait Painter is sufficient
guarantee for the perfection of the pictures his
establishment.
The art Of ideazing is well understood; none Tut the
most skiful artists employed in the respective depart
mens.
All Pictures Warranted 1.-THE Iyorytypes will not
change in any climate and will the test Of acds
Particular attention is paid to giving graceful and easy
Daguerreoyp and all other kinds of pictures copied
from small medallion to life sizs and finished colors or
Indian Ink TO look equal to pictures taken from life.
This Gallery possesses facilities for taking EgUes
tridn Pictures from life in the rear building where IRON
one to fifty horses e. can % be Photographed At time;
OTHERS. JUST ISSUED, NEW WORK ON
Photograph COlOrimg, Ivory
tipping, EnameHIIng, Ivory
Miniature Painting, &C.
Complete instructions given for making Ivorytypes with
some valuable receipts before published useful to
all phot gapheTs, for of which large has been
offered
by following the directions ntansd in this book sen
those persons with previous knowledge of Paint ug
cannot fail to color photographs in beautiful and eec
tive style.
Price, One Copy s5OO Five Copies, $1,000 By remit.
ting BIZ copy, with Box Paints Psi tie Brushes
and separations complete will be furnished free charge
WILL BE PUBLISHED SHORTLY,
A Valuable Work on Drawing. |
With progressive illustrations of the Human Face and
Figure, also,
A HAND BOOK ON POSITIONS,
With illustrations. Designed for the Photographers
and Artists
Mr. Cooper continues to Ladies' and Gentlemen
into his Glasses for instruction in Drawing and Photo
graph, lvorytypei India Ink and Pat Painting, and
a beautiful process for EnAmellng Pictures.
Circulars ntanlug list OF prlcss OF pictures and fur
sruetion may be had by enclosing Post Office Ad
u stamp to
II n. COOPER,
1888 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
REFERENCES.
Caleb Cope, President Academy Of Fine Arts,
DR. Thos. u, Wilson, Ornithoog sta and Entomoogist.
Rev Thomas Miles Martin p H. Church.
Hon. Victor A. sariori Consul of Leghurn
Robert q. ClarksOn, of Firm Of JAY Cooke & Co.
New York, Rev A. W Saybin Rect st. Adams Church
Boston, j. II. Tilton Il Co
Worcester, Mass p. Dodge Esq.
baltimore, Mons. Amedee Sauyan, French Consul.
Dec l6-2m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-22
Truck Farm for Rent
JACOB Drummer,

On Shares otherwise, of about eleven acres situs
~ miles from Wilmington, on the kennet turnpike.
jan l5-0t. G. /. DUPONT Jr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-22

49, The desirable Dwelling House. No. COS French
35sa Street, late the residence of George Bush de-
bsl ceasei, is for rent Possession will be given on
t1sAt the 25th March next The house is In excellent
condition. and has the advantage of all the modern CON
Venieilces and improvements. Apply to
Jan Slim JOHN A. DUNCAN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-22
STRAW WANTED.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
PRIV ATE SALE,

The undersigned offers at private sale the following
tracts Of land near the city Of Wilmington;
No, !. On the Lancaster turnpike, Immediately AbOve
the togae, containing about 81 acres good condition
and we'll waered It Is suitable for truck farm or for
building
No 2. Adjoining the above containing 3G acres with
stone dwellings stone barn, shedding, Corn-crb, wagon
house. with cellar under spring house. with failing
spring about 900 peach trees two years planted and
the best market varieties ais 200 apple trees in bearing
pear trees and other fruit trees portion Of this tract is
particularly suitable for the growing OF tms fruits and
u near the highest market.
No 3 Adjoining the last, eontains ~ acres II has
superior advantages as site for building Being hand
fomey situated and having adjacent neat little chest
nut grove If desired the two last Damed will be
sold together maNing about 60 acres in all.
No. D. Containing % acres situated the sand road
near the Jackson Inn, in good order
No o. Adjoining the above, the sand read contain
Ing 10 acres first rate soil for trucking
No. Contang 40 acres situated the kennett turn
turAl Society and John Grner.
oher the above tracts for sale either whole or sep
Aratsy accommodating terms and immediate posses
Yion given. Apply to JAMES WEBD,
No. 1909 Market Street
- Wilmington, Del.
december II, lsO5' dec 22lm
The sun., 1864-09-16

Ready, sni North ss FAR az Chattanooga All Cit
sens may ssc their moycablc property with theu.
Transportation will he furnished for novcahlcs
Negroes who wish h. do " may .u with their mas
ters. Other maic nci russ will IL put in Govcru-
ment EMPLOY. Negro women and children will 10
sent out of the lines.
General shcrman's order " the 9Th instant com.
menccs a. follows:
The city of Atlanta hcing exclusively for warlIke
purposes, will he al once vacated Us a except the
armies of the Y. =, and such certain etnpoyaos ~
may he retained oy tho proper departments of tho
Government.
The rider concludes ms follows;
A. Tho proper time lust Arrangements will 10
u'ic for the supply ~ The 'roors Of all articles
Ney tnsy need over and above clothing, provisions,
e. furnished by the Guvcrnueui. and on no Pre-
itnce whatever viii traders ma uulcttr,rs suffers
h' allowed g. settle In the limits " fortified pa',a
anu " thev n,nac IT, come ia sptto of this nOti,e.
Tie Y nricrmastcr will seize their storcs ali ap-
nropta'c thrn g. Nc of the troopr and deliver
the parties ~ other unauthorized citizens, who thus
place their individual interest above that Of tho
lnited states, over ~ the hsuds of some Provoa
Marshal, to lie Put h. lslor on the forts con :
scriptct into ono ct til Ic,monN or batteries
already III thc service. The sane general prime =
PIC" VII apply t. all military post south Of Chat
trnooQa
The sun., 1864-09-16
Important Rebel News.
Grent Fire at Manchester, Nn., I.oss al..
100000 The Rebel General NLccieris
Forces Dispersed. etc.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Details Of tho Capture Of Atlanta.


Tie grand oanb!ng operation "hich r"s'ite1 ID
the fall Of Atlapt. VA, promoted in consequence Of
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TIE immense strength of tho rebel docnces hst
brou.h, on,r,tion. TO dead lock. and /, became
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hN''S"y ''he' 'o' "en '''''hAhS a''"s "'e
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eould le drawn ont into the o,-,n fold 10 f,ht On
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h''heth'n' hte eil'l "''hH INV P"n NV uP'n
wa a simple one IN warfare to move directly uIon
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s'Hts III tAe conception anu eN''''t'h {" NV uo-
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lest the enem,, penetrating our dcSi'ns' Ton'a 'a'
upon and cut our columns AZ they were in motion
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The sun., 1864-09-16
GENERAL. GRANT.
zen. Lee Very NaunuuIuous. Iic.

Hs1dpIarfers Arm, of The Potomac, S'pt. "a
P.,Gct and artillery fir ng has been kept w very
In sly since saturday. Yesterday a large mortar
opened the right, and threw a nnul cr Of shells
into Pltnrsburg Nth great precision. Deserters
rop. RI that Sen. Ice announced to his troops on
Mouaay, that h. roph p.rs the Yankees fourteen
Ia - 10 Ge, drdg from hers-bu he did no, say
what be would 10 II We refused to lesvc. These
mcu also represent, matters 70 bc in lad way over
there. II, : have been living ON short r,tions aud
those OF poor quality. The hrs, thing they Ark
for un reaching cani, IL "whcrc are wo 10 got Ia
{ ousf We were Just going To draw them when We
len"
The sun., 1864-09-16

Neu York SEPT. r. Private tiers received
here iron, Moryanziq L. state everything there Is
pr,er,as NJ iayo,ui,ly TIE order for the consoli-
dation Of colorcd re iin'n was rosc'hued ny MAJOR
General C7nhv, a"i G'n ''nhn was authorised I"
take merslirsa 10 have no 'prces recruited lrum
plantations. A fcw skeleton col0ed regiments
were dlshnudcl tho mon being put into existing
royueltS thus triu.'ny theIn up To morc effective
nWur,i,uI standard. Q.ilG force ol LInou troops
wcro 2cin. concentrated on the Mississippi river,
either IA anticipation Of u movement by the retcs,
or tor an offensive move yoment, The rebels have .
free Of some L. 900 men, under General w Gker and
P,hgnac above Alexandria Flying squads u
rebels continue to hover on the banks Of the n ss-
sppi 10 ire into passing steamboats,, but the !ndi'
cations are from tho military movements sbsa. es-
tContiauSd On lost poss.1
The sun., 1864-09-16
From New Orleans.

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Mobile, giving the c1ndtti"h oi affairs there. The
sunkcn rebel ,rnn-lad IN The rna.n channel sill
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"''" w" Wv P"''"k'' ""' ''' "o'o' ""ne"ut"
had ccded In forcing - passage sni reaching y
point psarjy .rp,slte NJ bile, m IN which she can
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NEW YORK FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l6 1864.

fcrcs' FROM want ~ his rcrs,nsl aitent on and he
therefore teggei the Committee to inplorc the
Convention 10 pass him by, and nom nate sc'ne-
bc-iy elsc lie ssc desired TO tender the mcuiters
Of me Convention his kndest and hest shes. and
TO ass ~ them that hc woul give tNc nominees u
the Chicago Convention, and our State nonna-
tons throughout the canvsas his earnest and most
cordial support But said Mr. Ferusll he added,
II n, he fei that II uc Convention uastci upon his
loiug the candidate II tie Democracy. he Gid not
feel at hhrrts 1T this hour VI our counity's fcril
to s,y uM they should not uss his narnc.
hs the DELEGATES caught the words Of the last
scutonce " Mr. fernsll's rcmWAs tho cnthus ssm
ruse 10 the highcst ptch. and vccifcrous cheers
we're Given with warm and hearty earnest.
nc,yl aud the nominal on of lcrato Seymour
for Govcinor was uialo 10y aNlamaton.
The Convention then piccoclcd with the 'thcr
nominations
A motion lv NJ Hast.rs e. nominate David Il
Floyd jones fu Licutcnant a. vernon ly Nclama-
ton. prevailed, snd the nomination was greeted
With onthueiastic olNor,
delegate FROM Nome moved the nomination
ot JARVIS Lppl. fr Canal COMMISSIONER. and II WAS
carried ly GcclA nation.
Ira Shsfcr, ot Albany, moved that David n. Nc.
Nc. q Clinton he nominated by accaiu alton a'
candidate iur Inspector oi the late rrson, aud II
Wns carried.
Tho CJuycnuon then. With three tremendous
cheers ior the State ticse, aud for Mcclellan aud
Pend,eton. adjourned sine die
The sun., 1864-09-16

Seneca Fails, Scp' Is One hundred guns er
Of seymour AMI Jones.
The sun., 1864-09-16
Aue AdCeSC NEWS
ny Telegraph to the \. y. Sun.
M@RATIC STATE CQSVEJTIOJ.
SEYMOUR FOR GOVERNOR.
4 Victory for Tammany Hall.
THE CoNTEsTING DELEGA-
TI0NS "sNUFrED OUT"
Resolutions. adjournment.
THE FALL OF ATLANTA.
Full and Vivid Details.
6HERMAN'S SPLENDID STRATEGY.
AFFAIRS Al MOBILE.
The City Under Our Guns.
IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.
Great Fire at Manchester, Va.
LOSS ABOUT ss.IOo. 900.
sAERMAN'S COMMUNICATIONS SAFE
Wheeler's Forces Dispersed.
&C.. &c, &c.
Democratic State Convention.

The New York Contestants Disposed Of
Gov. seymour Re->osuinnted.- The Othe
Nominations all Made. Resolutions ant
AdjOurument.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
/, PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR LOAN.

TnrAspnv DErAnTMrNT, July 70, 1854.
r,s.sss sg,cs ~ ess gfss.ursf u ths vSss ssss
several Assis'snt T,ss.wsrt spd pssigpa cd De.
po,t"Iis;s sod y the ss,iO.s, s:sss Ss.isns,sd
sS. e. s.sns u sss sss sGS q seven
saS ssI'. .csTa. .IsSs .S.S f n .s
TSe.e notes viii be convertible, ., the option Of
bearing bonds, redsemsSls sftsr ave and payable
twenty years from august 10, 1887. ,,.
The note, will beii.sued IN the denominatious y
any, oLe hundred, i've hundred, one thousand,
and i've thousand dollars, and will be issued In
blanh, or payable TO order, as may be directed BY
All subseriptlons must bs for alty dsliArs, or
somo multtpleLof hfiy dollars:
Duplioate certificates will be issued for All de-
posft.. The party dsponting must endorse upon
eTTuiaai eertifoa.s the dsnomlnstion Of notss re
quired, and whether they to be issued In blank
left with the otficer receiving the deposit, to be
| forwarded TO this Dspartment
The notes vii Ss rsn,mitted = 70 the own SwnefS,, ,S.
receipt OF tho original Certificates OF Deposit ss
they can be prepared.
po,i's made prior to that date, and will be paid BY
the Department upon the receipt Of the original
AZ the note. draw interest from August IS, per.
sons making deposits subsequent 70 that date must
pay the interest accrued from date Of note TO date
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand doiisrs
sad upw ards Tor these notes AT any one time will
be allowed commission of one-q quarter OF one per
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
the rsooipt Of bill for the amount, certined 10 b.
| the officer with whom the deposit was made. Nc
| deductions for ooinmissions must be made from
onisers reoeivipg deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are made upon tho original
All ofissrs .uthorIzed to reesiye deposits ar,
requested to give to applicants all desired infor
nation, aud snord every fsellse for making sub
| - -. p. FEssEHDEN,
| lH2a.n SECRETARY Of the IreAauIY.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
CoLDIERs OF THE UNIoNi

,heAd the following Letters received from your
Somradss endoTsements OF the WORLD
kSSws 4NR W9eLP RsEP Ps a
OINTMENT, You viii here find unsolicited testi-
e l H.s q you hsSs some one
s n s Ss9 oSS SS PS' Ss
yput He.lthi For = sents g cents. of si:aO win
TO the greene.t and ripest old age.
iiasgfIs,on ONCE GSSpss ssH % any
NJ 80 ..-s sSth Iilinois Volunteers,
p,df aothx Hadss iLaSR % , q, November 20 1863
4 Sin; Enelohed please nnd two dollars, for which
send me one dollar. worth each o. your celebrated
70 this At onss, for Am much In need ofths above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, @. NJ,
.s.-. seth nllnois volunteers.
..- CAMP NEAR BRAEDY STATION, VAu
n. =. .1lE % January ., 1854. {
BEAR sIRi I have heard great deal Of talk
about your famous Pills, and as never wsS in
The n need Of them IN nov, want to try them, rs
send me the worth OF the enslSssd Yours, 40,
- PuLAsEi, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1851
DEAN hlhi Pieale ma enclosed one dollar, and
sond me thu amount In your famous Pills, as 1 AN
troubled with Dyspepsia, and sock oufe.'
Yours, No., I. THOMAS u. TURNER,
Co, |, ID Iowa Infantry
MoRnrs ISLAND, s. C., Jan. ~ 1864.
Prof holLotcdH: rHnA d, fF 70. .H j.
DEAN sIR, EnoloEsd you will ind 80 cents, Tor
which wiEh you ~ send me some of your vAluA-
ble PILLS; send them by mail. enclose 10 cents
Address ... ISRAEL c. HALL,
.. co. D, tth NIL Vols, p, Ft Royal, i. Z.
'CAMP OF bTH ExCELsIoR BnIGADE,
January y, ls6I.
Sin; Please send me for the enclosed 80 cents III.
worth OF II In Pillsj enclosed lind 10 oeI to nav
postage, and you will oblgo: AddEeas, youIs,
Sergt. WM. POWERS,
90. 4, 9Th Regt Excelsior Brig Sie,
.. WathingtUn, DIC
l.. 1900. NORRIs LLAED, S. C., Jan. 81, I66l.
Prof Hoiloteayi
PleAae hnd enelossl the sum OF one dollar for
pills. IhAve DiAtrheA, and can't get II stopped,
30 want t0tTy your Pills. YOurb, So
WILLIAM CHhIsTY,
Go, ID, lOith Regt. Penn. Vols,
- Morris IAlAnd, s. {.
..l. CAUTION.
II the reader OF this "notioen cannot get box of
Pills or Ointment from the drug atoFa in his place
let him write to me, 90 Maiden Lane GncloTing the
amount, and will mail box free Of expeI Se.
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hHnd
because thoy cannot make AZ much profit az on
other persona make. vs. cents, IS oentS, amt Sl,4O
por ooA pot ApS-ly
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
n + FL G A L.
Ar DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPAhrNEATSl
PROvOsT MARSHAL GREERALs OTFI,E,
WAsHISoToS, d. C. June %, 1854
Circular, No. IS.
Persons not lit for military duty and not liable
to draft, from age other causes, have expressed
desire to be personally represented in the Army.
In addition TO the contributions they have made 10
the way of bountiss, they propose 70 procure at
their own expense, and present for enlistment, re-
eruitS to represent them IN the service. Such
practical patriotism Ia worthy Of special common.
dstlon and encouragement Provost MArshsiB,
and all other officers acting under this Bureau,
are ordered TO furnish all the facilities In their
power to enlist and muster promptly the acoeptA-
Bile representative recruits presented, In accordance
with the design herein sot forth.
The name OF tho peruon whom the recruit repre-
scntS will be noted on the Enlist ment and oeserlp.
tive Roll OF the recruit and will be carried iorw ard
from those papers TO the other oaiciLl reeordI
which form his military history.
Suitably prepared certificates Of this persona
rcpt 5sndfion in the service " II be forwarded from
this ofiSe, to be fned out and issued by Provos
MsrshAIs to the persons who put Ia representative
recruits. JAMES D. FRY,
je3T-ti Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
jyoeti
DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.
HrApa,ps DrrAnrmrrr OF wAsH,soros,l

HEABa'Rs DrPARTmrxr OF wAsnsgros,1
Nos. 6s4, 6ss, bss, and $40 Fourtsenth at,
.. a.,H near New York Avenue, s.
.. WASHINGTON, August Q, 1884. J.
troops in and around the Forts heteinsftsr speei
he'd, from parties owning Wood or Wood lands In
the Vicinity OF the same, viz;
Bsyard, simmons, Gaines, Reno, ksarnsy, DE-
Russy, stevens, siocum, Tottsn, slsmmer. Bunker
hill, ssrst ga, ,hayer, .nd Lincoln, and Batteries
East OF Eastern Branch PotomAc-Forts Greble
Carroll, snyder, stanton, Baker, Davis, Dupont
south OF PotomAe-Forts Macy, Ethan allen
c. y. smith, Bennett, DeKAlb, Cofooran, Eagerly
Woodbury., Whipple, Cass, Tiflinghsst, Craig AND
Proposals are also invited for furnishing woot
70 Point Lookout, 81. Mays county, Maryland
TO the Cavalry Depot, Gies6 ,ro Point, MuylainSd iS
same vieinityj also, for furnishing and delivering
wooi at points on the banks Of the Potomac
river eccsssiole 10 boats, and on the banks oil ths
Bids will also be received for cutting and eoIdins
Wood at such points within the limits Of the De
pArtment nf Washington 90 may be Designated By
The Chief QuArteTmAster. Full information on this
polRt will be given on application TO this ONCE:
ment for Wood anywhere within the limits OF the
Department of Washington for supply OF troops In
Proposals Will be made In the following manner
TO vii;
/ For Wood standing, q Ice Pc. sora:l 49,,
2, tor Wood Filled by the United states engi
ncers or otherwise, (ptfce per cord.)
., For Motd cut and corded on the ground.
Proposals must specify the locslity, kind, qusn
tity, and quality OF tho Wood. and its dis' apcs
E. ON the nearest fort, camp, station for troops
Each bidder must ,ttAeh his tuiI name and post
office address to Ills bid aud the names OF all par
IT, interested In the proposal must appear In the
bid.
Proposals from di,loyal parties will not be con
sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
| each proposition.
| BIDS will be opened from time 10 time, and con
traois or put chases made rs the Wood may be re
The light ia reserved TO accept all or any part o
q bid.
No veIbsl propositions will be entertained, bu
every hid, or mobilization OF the same, must be 4
writing.
Wood" and addTsSse to
EIIAs NJ. GREENE,
lieut. Col. and Chief QuSrtermAster,
| huS-i5t Department Of WashingtOn.
Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
DR0P0SALS FOR HATS, GAPS.
l. SHOES, Day GOODS, sEwIS6 MATE.

DR0P0SALS FOR HATS, GAPS
L SHOES DRY GOODS, sEwIE6 MATE.
HEADo'Rs DEPARrM'T or w..sHINoroS, D.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERmAGTEH, s.
WAsHIR0ToR, August Q, 1854
Written Proposals will be received at this ofaoe
until further notice for furnishing the following
articles for use OF eontSab4nd men, women and
hlldren IN this Depaytmenf; 7T-T' =
BIogans lrussst, IL y and other EerylceAble
wear.
tthip, Felt and woollen Hats and Cloth Caps.
kefsey, Linsey, Ginghams, Csliooes, Blankets,
and other Woohen and Cotton Goods.
!, hickory stripe, UoE sAlrts,l Bedtieking, uA-
blsAeh9d Mu'lin, Woollen Socks, and BuTlAps.
spool Cotton, Black add White. Liuen Thread
hone suspender Buttons, large Buttons ior Coats.
WHITE Porcelain Buttons, Yarn, Needles, and
other Sewing Materials Ahd Trimmings.
Samples should be sent with esch bid, at the ex.
pense OF the party for VArding the same.
bid
No verbal proposition will 30 entertained, but
writing.
Purchases will DO made, from time to time, Al
the goods are needed, under contract or otherwise
as the Interests Of the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful
uIement.
Proposals should be sealed, and addressed to
the underIigusd, and endorsed Proposals for
furnishing Dry GOJdS,n 40.
,, ELIAS NJ GREENE,
LiFutsnAnt Colonel and Chief Quarterm aSter,
Aus"iVs department Of WAShlngton.