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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

f,rTY REsTDENCEs ron SALE -pURcHAsRRs or
" Dwelling Property may have very 6ne selection Of
Ionsss ~ prlces qnile moderate aud IN great Variety Of
,ooa,ioss arriving for The same ~ ihs pass y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

EoR SALE-THE PLOT OF GROUND ON THE
south west corner Of Fuitop and Frankln avenues
feet ohe, and front Franhin avenue q lo fee.
J. GEMAEL. 200 Broadway. from IL uM2 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

carriage house. barn and as acres OF land situated
81 English Neighborhood N. j. The location is splendid
and distant from New York eight miles the Northern
wala Of station Apply TO ALEX. DOUGLAS, and II
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SALES dF mat EsrATls
1 BEAUTIFUL MANSION. VALUED AT $780, FoR
A lI6sIvIcEsT RESIDENCE. valued a $500, for
x SPLENDID VILLA, valued al a. 800 for also
A HANDSOME COTTAGE. valued at 81 SC for 2i50

hsl&soms L9ts me village Of Jamaica L ], within
fwo railroads running every hour
-Four So endds Resdences with suitable Lots included
The price OF $50 each Lots 20 be located by the
caasers themselves when the sale completed fhs rs one
OF The mo5t beautiful tracts Of land within hundred miles
Title indsputable.
The advantage OF investment this property the
part OF large class OF thriving OF moderate means
must be apparent to all The embrace economy
eomtot the Injuries OF country and city lite combined
an opportunity for tue exhibition taste in beau.
tifying rural home and tLesfnsuance Of valuable in
heance 10 ones children BY the rapid advance OF peeu-
nisry value which this property 10 sure to realize.
Full Information all points with accurate drawings OF
We different houses ana showing the exact location OF
She lots, viii be furnished application.
ABBOTT, CHADWICK q HUBBARD,
n william street, between Liberty and Cedar
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4 N ELEaANr COUNTRY SEAT

Formerly known the home Of A. j. Downing deceased
Within the years has been greatly lnd en-
iarked Contains about of an ip high state OF
cultyat flied trees and shrubs OF all decrip
lions Tire dwell carriage houses grnpery ana green
honse OF a line order OF architecture. .
VIII he sold for much Jess than cost Any gentleman ds-
fers but In hfetipe yen I'm
For terms &c. apply TO G. AL3ER On the premises or BY
letter 10 s. W Fullerton Attorney Law Newburg Orange
county, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

EOR SALE OR TO LET'S AND 30 SIXTH STREET
two high stoop two story and half brick Dwelling
Houses fitted gas Lots about ~ fee
by half block Price, 10 purchase each; 70 rent
RAY, l45 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

COTTAGE AND BARN FOR sALK--AT PORT RfcU
~ mond, Staten isand; hye minutes' walk from the
landing with oil kinds OF fruit Apply 10 JOHN SIMON.
nQr. Port Richmond or 100. ALEXANDER, No. 81
Walkes street. NJ n
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L,OR SALE OR LEASE-FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
beautiful country residence the bank Of the Pas
sale river New jersey furnished Furnished with cut
houses complete greenhouse and fifteen acres Of good
and plenty OF choice fruit Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

I)HGNIx LODGE NO Is. "A. p A.-THE MEMBERS
of Phoenix Iodee No. Is A. r. A., particular, y re.
quested attend Tuesday evenns February 70 a. ous
importance Is be transacted account OF the
" = GEORGE MILYARD. w. NJ
wM F. LLOYD, Recording Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

DOR SALE OR TO LET-AT STANFORD. CONN,
II House three fourths Of Land Stable and Out
buildings situated corner South and Willow streets.
within I'VE mnutes walk OF the depo u and shade trees
In abundance; house contains IA and water
very desirable location persons doing business in New
York price $1,000; remain al six PERCENT
Apply on the premises to G. w. 6COFIELD No. Patt
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LHOR SALE OR TO LRT-THE FOUR STORY BROWN
basement House No $50 West Thirty hfh street
between Eighth and Ninth avenues: All the modern Inn
PSee $500 Rem. 500 Apply toE NJ CURRY 80 Pear Pea,
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues fronting Cen
trail Park. Rent $4OO ~
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WE WOULD GALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
Duane 252 Fulton. "a pey, 26 West and II WashtDgo1
and two Lots Eighty sresd near second
on Thursday February IS at y O'Clock At the kxchans4
the estate OF the late Charles Dennson, deceased.
Maps &C. may be had at the Office Of the Aactioneers
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EoR sALR-THE VALUABLE PREMIUM DAIRY
IL Farm formerly belonging to the late David y Mills at
Newtowu, Queens county L. l., only hve miles from the
Williamsburg ferry. This farm awarded the fret
MUM by the American Institute being the finest farm
in the ate II contains 67 Of the richest land be
folnd There the place large old fashioned double
house stone stable 100 feet long so feet wide stories
high With wa two fee thick together with several other
outbuild'ngs icehorse potato vault &c For farming,
gardening or dairy purposes this property be
passed For PARTICULARS &C., apply to B. A. MILLS No. "
Wall street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-23

oWestchss.sr county Farms Los Houses from $500
70 SoOO for sale. exchange rent. Taxes and loans
tended to- DIToHETr westchester Land ONCE No. New
Chambers street. second floor
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L,OR SALE OR TO RENT-FOR A TERM or YEARS,
Residence Ia Perth Amb0y. n. j.. comprising sub
sanay built brick house. suitable FOR large family; car
rage house and stable greenhouse hothonse
choicest fruit beds &C. large variety OF dwarf
yard and other outbudngs besides grove Of magni
cent shade house Partly nshed. Terms
reasonabe. Apply TO CHAPMAN BROTHERS, Y Wall ct.
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DOR SALE OR LEASE-THE PROPERTY. NOS. Sc
and So Wooster street. comprising 50 feet Wooster
100 feet deep with buildings thereon suitable for
extensive factory. Also desirable country Re
sdenss =, Mott Haven wss.chsstsr county with half an
house and fine garden &c. Inquire At No IS Wooster
Il
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A BARGAIN.-FOR SALE. THE TWO STORY HIGH
a stoop House "a East Fifty second street, between
second and Third avenues, with modern improvements
blt In best size ISx35: lot 6x005 carriage
a sde price 5000 Inquire Of JOHN s. NOON, No. 2Q2
Fourth
The New York herald., 1864-09-10

THE IMPROVED PHREKoLo0IcAk BUST, SHOW
ing the location OF All the organs % the brain,
designed In this head ali the newly discover
organs Of the brain given IL shows each Individual
organ on side aud all the RroupssocA! cxecuye In
teectual and noalon the other Price, for the largest
size 81 5i maer, T5 cents If sent 7J
bo added for packing box for sale By
druggists. FOWLER WELLS,
Rroadwav New York
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aiassasl4aa-a-s@-
gHlRpIN0,

IN leave pier No. Il North Saturday sepembc
a. At ~ precisely for London direct To Be follow ed
by the tesmship Bellona
THE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM.
pany will despatch ml:monthiy their nsw and 6rft
class British iron lsteamships CELIA BRLLOfA,. ATA.
LANrA, IOWA. INDIANAand MANHATTAH, each SOU
burthen, between London and New Yovk calling ~
Havre en- the voyage from LonGon. Rates Of passage
payable In gold It's eguivalentFroy New York nrst
or Hsvrs. hrs' cabin s For gs;,Es iEPy -
For freight apply "a South street. Advances made on
mctehsnd consigned 10 the friends IN fondon o. the nm
nj London with steam
o Che for the Chapnel ports Rotterdam,
Amsterdam Petersburg Cor-nha Bcrieaux Oportos
Gibraltar Alexsndria SMYRNA Coussntnonls and Odessa
HOwLAND AsPiNWALL Agents.
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HrAyf sTBAMERs TO .yRArcE DIRECT
M TIE GEM RAJ TRANSATLANTIC COEPANY's
- NEW LINE OF FIRST CLASS
sIDEWHEEf, STEAMSHIPS RKTwEBN
NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Tho spledd vessels inendedto be put his
fsvortc route for the Continent arc the foIloving-
WASHINGTON 3204 tons. 900 borso power.
LAFAYETTE, 3W4 tons..- ....ts.s.t Nn horse power,
EUgEHIF tan9nD ..s....s.s..... wv horsc power
NAPOLEor III thuidngl 100 horse power.
Until tho completion Of the entire list We wH ~
performed hy the wksHiSdToN, A. Duchosuc; LAfAY.
n'in - FROM NEW 1ORR,TO HAvnE.
FAYgTTE............ "wednesday, ltth Hepternber.
"Wednesday, 18th October.
LAFAYETTE Wednesday 9th November.
wednesday, TN Deoember.
Frst cabin tnn'udng table wine .Sj5
Second cabin, Including table wine. so or $50
Payable IN s euuivse In United States
Medical attendance FREQ OF charge.
GEORaR MCKENZIE. .Agsn.
No Broadway New YORK
Al Yss-No "a Boulevard des csppo:nes t0Saaa pesLl
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ExCU RsIoNs.

CuNDAY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COWS, NEW Ro-
- chee City island Fort Schuyler and College Point
The steamer FORT ROYAL WI leave JERSEY City, Nor
ris street wharf 1T halfpa seven, Peck slip eiahk
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YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, sEPTEMB
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

c1C EON FOR SALE. WITH POSSE sSioN,
nlC.DOO. neat foi.r story oascunent House, on MuI'
Ill., second house east of Park avenue. Thirty NTH
street; also one 81 {J0.01o r. o. ANTHONY,
3Ik Pine street. II 10 o'clock.
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KoR sALH-FRoHT AND REAR HOUSE MO- N
~ Roosevelt street, lot 2srIOn Routed for el,lA per
eses, fsks siisoeN Ap1iy q ~ Drssn,s stssA
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<,n mn WATER POwEB. FOR SALE, ONE.
S.I.UUU. half or whoe interest IN Mn PIeger,y,
wub nal cane ouid trade. For psrlcnsrs quife
=, Stv ri FOII.xH, G5 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-10

ss1 s)n a ANs sI,s0o-FoR SALE. TWO FARMS OF
&l.ZDu I2O and IyO acres respectively snuficd one
hundred miles from New YORK, IN GOOD location bve mile.
from the cois town, PERT OF eaeh tsrm 10 rassd anu
6rms vsIy essvN CHAs r. MILLS, 81 Cedar strses.N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-05

triot They have p'undered oil a;ike--the
Uaion man as well a, the sec ssionist, and
they have shown TO all the folly of withhold
log supplies from their own Government and
people, In order that they may fall q prey te
| the Yankees. We shall hear little more 81
that In thoee districts which the raiders
hive visited, where they knew no distinc-
ton of persons, but plundered friend and
foe alike with the most commendaole i'm
| parliahty, All this ciass Lincoln has made
| patriots If They will nc the arss, ia iu'u0,
| to obey the rcqdlsitione If the Government.
We shuideg to think what might have
| been the Issue hal Lincoln thought proper
| tn pursue \ different policy from the begin
| Ming. Had he, ia the summer OF 1851, sent
an arnNy 80 large as 10 IA AXE oil resistance
madness, and 80 we'll disciplined az to rem -
der pluudering and oppression Of the popu-
iation impoeshle--had he given orders that
that army should protect tie inhabitants,
open market wherever IL moved, invite
the inhabitants to bring In their comtn obi
ties, aud paid for them the highest prices all
Ia gold--had be taken care that the negroes
on tho plantations should not be inter
fcred with-that all such AZ came OF
should he returned with the most
scruYulnus fidelity, and that the mas
tsrs Of such as be thought ft, or Yves COM
PEELED TO cmploy, should receive the highest
wages fer their scrvlc -s-had he explained
TO the people that this army came as friends
and protectors, not as enemies and aseailants
had he given orders that they should al
tack no man or body Of men that might be
assembled TO oppose them, but should only
fepel force when it was offered, and in that
case cease firing the instant the attack was
repelled-had he confined his operations
simply to repoesessing the forts, arsensls
and navy yards that had been wrested from
hint is difficult to say what might have
been the result; but it is easy now to see
that this was the only policy that ever had
the remotcst chance OF success, in restoring
the Union. Perhaps, even then, 1t might
have failed, but the chances would have been
far greater in favor of success than they
ever can be again. For there was then
something very like Union party in the
and policy like this would
have given it fearful advantages. Lincoln
thought differently, and we have the result |
The whole South is united as one man. The
Union Is as completely On obsolete idea as |
he theocracy of the Jews. He could not |
nave played more completely into our
hands had he been partner with us in the |
zane.
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DIED.

In Orange county, on the Goth june OF typboIJ
dysentery, Mrs ANN BUAnUS5, aged 60 years :,
months and DAYS.
Nf- United States papers please copy, pauicu-
iai Missouri pup,r
June 10th, at Lhatfin's Bluff, JAMES II MCGEE,
a member OF Capt ] Young's company Of hos
ltzers. When This war first commenced, this
brave young man was one Of the fir to volunteer
ih ms countiy's cause, and noby and bravely he
has fought tor bis country, from that time until
about Il month ago, when that fatal disease the
chronic dilfrtTl, took fast hold on him and
tasted MIN tiii death came and relieved him of his
suiierinss. lie bore his sickness with great foul
tude he died in the full Triumph of d Christian
faith, Aged 9G years.
Dearest husband, thou has left US
We thy loss mos, deeply feel
But Ills God that hath bereit u-
DC tan ali our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
when the storm OF life have fed
When Iii Heaven, with & I'd 20 greet thee
Where no farewell tear Is shed,
Uf- Petersburg ipers please copy.
On th> morning ofIbe 9Th June, in Louisa cour.
~, lhJbiAs 4, o1y son of Charles u add JeannIe
u heredith, aged one year and one month.
Es-Semi Weekly Enquirer copy.
On Saturday, the 81 inst, RCBs W GILMAN
son Ut Dudley aud Jane Gilman aged years and
h0aihs,
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LincOin's Great Ms axe,

We have more than once taken occasion
TO point out the great mistake into which
tue Yankees have been led by their greeai-
ness in the matter Of euppressing the "re-
bellion." Had Lincoln and Seward been
capable of listening to the voice of reason,
confirmed by all experience, they would have
known that eight millions of people could
not be subdued by marauding expeditions
by tearing up railroads, cutting telegraph
wires, burning houses and mills, destroying
agricultural implements, numbering peace
full citizens, scourging infrm old men, vio-
iating women, rObbing hen-roosts, tearing
up vegetables and cereals by the roots, plum
dering dwelling houses, smashing furniture,
carrying off pianos and pictures, desecrating
cemeteries, robbing ladies Of their jewels and
apparel, and stealing baby linen. Outrages of
this kind and Others too tedious to mention,
perpetrated on the grandest possible scale
in this State and elsewhere, have only had
the effect OF exasperating animosity, intep-
styling hatred, extinguishing every spark of
Uaionism that ever existed, and rendering
those who were Unionists once the bitter
est aud most determined enemies of the
Union. 1t cannot be denied that in the be-
ginning OF this war there were many persons
Among US who resigned the old Union, to
which they had become attached by long
habit, and the traditions Of their fathers,
with deep regret. There were many even
who still chung to the hope that the Union
would one day be restored, after passion
had subsidized and reason had begun to make
her voice be heard, and who would have
hailed the advent of such restoration with
the utmost joy. There are none such now
There are no Uaion men in the South, ex-
cept such as are downright traitors, caring
littlefor either side, but always ready to unite
with that which pays best. 1t Is almost i'm
possible to find one man out of one hun
dfed thousand who does not believe with
the great apostle of negro perfcctioiiity,
that the uaion Is Ia very truth covenant
with hell" Lincoln has produced this
change through his instruments-Grspt,
Butler, Sheridan, Kautz, aud 4he like. To
him be all the glory and all the consolation.
The piratical h0rdes which have been LET
loose to waste and destroy the land have
been of great service to our cause. Grieyed
rs we are to witness the ravages they have
committed, and the individual distress they
have caused, they canaot be said to have
done US harm, when the grand issue is con-
Sidsred. They hays made every man pa
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EaAG or TRUGB LETTERS.

H;,aAG OF TRUCE LgTTER3
Il fOstEp&RAIE tTATks OF AMERICA,
- War Department. Bureau OF Exchange
Richmond, Va, July l, 1864 J
l. All letters TO so North by tag OF truce must be
sent % this oilica.
Each letter must be enclosed in separate Gu
vr'ope, and Addressed 10 me, Bureau Of Exchange,
Richmond, Va
3. No letter must exceed IL length one page OF or
binary sZed latter paper, and lis contents be con
haed strictly TO personal or fam iy matters No
letter aiiudiag 20 the movements or localities of
troops viii be permitted 10 pass
T. Each letter must contain 4 \ portage stamp
or its equivalent Ia silver OF u y currency
These regulations will bs rigdy enfTcad, aud
no letter transmitted in which they are not STRICTLY
observed. Kn oULD,
Agent OF Exchange.
Oslcis':
HArca, Capt and AG.
iy fit
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By slaughter j. 90, .4a,p..
lit9 asia street. /

By Slaughter j. 90, 4,up,.
lao asia street
NE viii sell ct 2uctiot, on Tuesday, Jgly Ri
~ large and cesifvbie lo; CT Blockade AM a.,
Goods, consisting IA part OF
1000 pairs cotton cgrds
400 pRperF cut tasks, Eo4
200 paiTs English nsriao drawers
loco lbs cotton yarn, No 10
5 bales cotton osnsburgs
SEQ yards woolon bsrssys
Black cloths, cas5l ineres, raousl!1ts
Melton eio'h@, slpsocss, lawns
Biesched cotton. Irish linen, Eos.s.y
Spool cotton. buttons, toxelu.
CsiBElng, lats gsi'ers sc.
j. fo-5s SLAUGHFNR ( 90 su-.'.
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Z FRENCH Hair Dressing saloon,

FRENCH Hair Dressing saloon,
l. N, 100 Main street,
Richmond, Va,
tar cutting and curling IN the latest Paris style
Btaids, curis, wigs and t0upes repaired and
made TO uTder, % short notice, and on liberal
terms.
i'he proprietor respectfully calls the attention
oil Ms iTtnis and customers lhe fact that he has
Vtt up r:,gaie saloon attached 20 his establish
mant--eXclu,iv-ly for ladies
III aides private entrance by the side door.
~ III ID F
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LETTER LIST.

Er OF LETTERS REM AIMING IN THE RICHMOND
i POsT-0FfICE on the % day OF July. 1854.
Person, calling for Letters 10 ths tist viii pissss siy
thsy are ApvIaTisiD-else, giving date 81 hsss.
vrhs psstass will b I've cents On ssss i''r sd's'
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~ Hltiams65, & Co., Atcts,
mo. 1913 Main ct. bet 9TH and 10th.
E'lSE Fq +, ,"v Articles,
Fine Gold Watches,
Glassware, ga,
IS auction.
On Wednesday, the 9Th Jaiy. commencing st 10
o'slcck ~, Will sell at our salesrooIns, No 1872
Articles &c, coossting OF the following ard other
aTtICCs
Jenny iiud, cottage, Grd other bedsisads
Mahogany extension and oihsr dining tables
tBbnets, wa-drobes wa5hsa ds
Etagrts, sofas. tete a tetes, Cungcs
parIOr, Rne seat, ana n indsor chairs
Fine Tapestry and other carpets
i very largo French plate mirror
Blankets, quilts, shcoia "a
ies,tof beds
hair aad shuck MATTRESSES
Plates dishes, cups AID gaU1c!s
k0ives and forks, table ll0en
sideh0crds, Tin safes
FArcy articles
a number of due gold watches
l rair Fsirbspk's platform Bczles
by goods, ssady made ciotaing, NJ
jos WILLIAMSON y co, AGcts,
ALSO,
8Ol she cts & ne emory paper
leo packs playing cards
Lot choice smoking tobacco
II pisces whslshonr 3 feet in length
u gToss hooks and eyes, No
Skirt braid, lacNs, trimmings
des machine nes1ies, sc, go.
ALSO.
10 boxes ca Dominion 0,fee <tresh gfouniI
iy5 " s. 20, Auct's.'s
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By Il. y. HH:aas, Aue..

"a WALL FBR3 aear tho city f,r sale a, Anti
B. by request Of HT r q Mootayr, ! gs5t -.
~ auction, upon the premises, on Tues,av NJ t q,
Luy5 At ii o'ciccS, u b. farm 70 me L,r D. o.l
turnpike, miles above Erhm5nd .tt,,,,~, ~ y I.
D'os.n and WIN Behnett, Thcro s5e 4, ,c,., :,
"c,en about 10 acres are cleared ant hav~ ~
W"H iupfcVsG, thA bsisGCa n In wo7ts "a
proYemcnts are s dwelling wish rsur roam, - -
Kitchen, new stable and other ouihor-cg. 75asa =
also i promising young orchard ils, IN bss,f,-'
srd hne garden, cou.siGiug hu abundance :,
vegetables "
The noighborhcoi Is qa'ct one. aoprsr,.-., q.
caurohes REd scheols; nessher army b.y, .,-,.
been Ia It's vicinity immediate porssg.,ar 90.
PersCos attending the sso must procure ,ass,.r,-
le 80 MIrlr4HE ,"
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RUNA WAYS


CfFioE ~ ORDERS AND DETAIL, s NAVY DEPT,
Richmond, Va, June IS, 1864. !
StstuLAk-The attention OF all officers OF the
~ Navy is called TO the following act OF Congress,
approved June 4, 1854 relating to transportation Of
ofiooss OF the army aud navy, white travelling an-
eer orders, to Wit
"7he Congress Of he Confederate Staie: Of .fmaica
do enact, That officers Of tha army and navy, WI lie
travelling under orders OF the War or Navy De-
partment, shall be allowed transportation IA kind
Tor themselves and their personal baggage. and ten
dollars per day for expenses, while necessarily
travelling In the execution Of their ordexu.'f
THIS act renders nugat0ry the circular order is-
sued from This cfca the 18th inst on the subject
Of travelling allowance.
By command OF sec'y OF Navy.
j. 8-2aw3w SsLkE, Captain In charge.