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DIT. NJ. vELLNH's Private Hospital, in the
Feaeral Block, sornsr Of Seventh aud y streets,
opposite the Pos, and Patent onioes, Rooms
n and ~ up stairs, wsshinston, D. c.
o All diseases Of private nature treated in
The best seisntins manner, snd radical cures
sneeted In ali eases. sYPBILITTc AZTEC
TON, eoNoRRHGA, oLEET, STRUCTURES,
SEMINAL Weakness, or the rssuit Of 70
LUPTUoUS DREAMS, or any weakness Of the
GEEERATIVE ORGANS, from any cause
whatsver, or how long standing, thoroughly
and rAdiosIlI suredj AiSod GoUT, RHEUMA-
TISM, NEURILeLL, and other Chronic
DIsEI sESof the NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES,
and JoINTSJ ScRoFTLL, BLoTCHES on the
FACE, ERUPTIoEs on the limbs aud bsdy,
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from whatever
cause theY may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false del
icaey prevent you from applying Immediately
10 Dr. vsliny, who h HeknovledGsd 70 be By
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in
the treatment Of private diseases. Fear moi
10 come and make known Jour nisfortunes,
and he will speedily send you on your way
rejoicing. -
That dreadful soourge OF the young, INDUCED
In whsn alons, destroys the Esnsr alive organs,
unhts thsni for married life, produeins
weakness Of the back and limbs, lo's OF All
matlon and muscular power, palpitstion oil
the heart, nervous irritAbility, loss OF memory
melancholy habits, insanity, sonSunption
and death.
YOUNG MAN In view OF the dreSdiul con
sequsnsrs Of delay, do not fail to make youl
case known immediately to Dr.. Vellny. You
secrets with him are sacred, and you may con
hdsntIy rely upon his medical akin.
Thousands whose systems were shattered
and who were on the brink Of the grave, have
besa brought back 10 vigorouI health By hi
skillfui treatment.
| MARRIAGE.
| mhrrleu peTNohh, OF thOsS eopNe-AIAANSA
mAtrimony, who suspect Themselves Of sspo
teney, seminal weakness, or any disease arts
ing IRON relaxed state OF the genital organs
whether the result Of disease, injury, youth
full indiSorstlons, or indulgence Of the passion
In riper years, are earnestly sntrsAtsd to plAo,
themselves under tho care OF DR.. v. Thei
may rely with certainly upon speedy cure
and bsing restored to full health and v Eor.
He treats with entire success all diseases o
females, such as LEUCoRRHRAo or WHITES
LAPsUs UTERi, &C., &C., AMI In every cas-
guarantees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and coMMu
NIcATIoNs strictly PRIVATE and Conf
DENTAL.
PERSONS calling see DO one but the DooTns
Those at . distance may be rpEATEB N
MAIL. by sending statement Of CASE, As.
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RAILRoADs.
OFFICE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAU,nOAD COMPANY,

OFFICE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
" RAILRokD COMPANY,
wAsHI5sIo.s pesSIesE is, 1884,
Issi, Passenger Trains beiFean Washington
and Baltimore will he run a. followsir gI
TRAINS MOVING NsRIH: -
SAITISH way srH WiSSsr ASD
as a. m. Arrive ~ Baltimors 400 .: M.
No. a--NEW YORK AND PHlLADEL-'
PHIA ExPREss-Leays Washington 7.So 4. N.
A,Svs st N Es E.sSol. E'" f'fH
No. .. - BALTIMORE AND WESTERN
Tp AiN-LsaVs Washington ais .. N, stop
ping Il way stations, eonnsstinEat Relay with
he Nail Train for the Wet, and reaching
No. %1TFw YORK MAIL TRAIN
, cav Warrington Ills .. m. Arrive at Bal
timore AS ,. n; PhilAdalphiA b.S7 p. maj New
10. t@RAITInoRx TRAIN AND WAY
81 ATT Ms = Leave washington . 90 y. m,
COZ nest g. AZ Relay. with Fredsrisk tram.
an ', .sG SIiriSGSS S g H AND
PHIL. DELPHIAT RAIN--Leave Washington
I. 90 D. m. Arrive 1t Baltimore 9 10 p. m. This
train stops at Bladensburg, beltsyille, Laurel,
No. 7. : BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW
YORK EXPRESS TRAIN-LsAye Washington
900 p. m. Arrive 81 New York 400 .. m. MAIL.
and passengers by this train connect with AL
| the early morning lines leaving New York Tor
the East, North and West. No Philadelphia
or Baltimore tickets sold BY this train, which
10 limited in capacity BY Government orders,
No. s-BxLTIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Lsayo Washington Gas p. m. Arrive
No. ). " NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
and WESTERN TRAiN-Lsave Washington
At TO p. m, stopping at Relay House for
| Western passengers 10 take Express Train
| for Grafton, Wheeling. Parkoruburg, and all
| paints In the West. Reaches New York nj
/ S.ib q. m. -
For Annapolis the connections will be made
with the sis ., IN. and the . and 40 p. m.
from Washington. No train 70 or from An
nApolia on Sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
The only trains nom WaShfa0ton for passen.
gers on sunday are the s 10 and ll.lb =. M
| and 90 p. m. for Baltimore, and 100 y. m,
for baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and
the West, and the 500 p. m. for New York
FRoM BALTIMORE, the only trains on sun,
day are Nos. 2 and Z, st 40 o. m, and $50 .
M, with the New York passengers and nails
and the No. At 5.SO and No. 81 9 90 p. m.
s'eglng ears ard, dirUf to New York on tn
IIrouEh ticket. TO the West, 40 well ~ e
Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be had
at the station Ticket once 1t all hours In
the day, ~ well ~ At new once In the hperi
nue., between ~ and etb streets.
Baggage will BE- checked at all hours-alsO
for through points, to save trouble and confu.
| sion at the departure Of tbs trains.
For further Information, tickets Of every
kind, &C., apply TO George 4 Koontz, Agent
At Washington, or at the Ticket once:
Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE,
deIs-u General Ticket Agent.
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CURE GUARANTEED.

Df. x. FIsHBLATT, OF No. St7 4 street, ne
OF toe block, can be consulted on Rheumatic
Affections. Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Chronic affections, a. we'll AE all diseases OF
imprudenos Of whatever character, and which
he engages to make Immediate cure OF. From
his lengthy practice In the Science OF Mtdi'
cine, he 10 enabled 10 Offer himself 20 the pub
lilo a. being the only one Ia Wash lnEton caps
bic OF AffhTding speedy relief. Al cases eufa.
Bile Will be guaranteed. He warrants . cure
without the use OF mercury or Any other
dangerous medicines. ReoCn cases cured In
two " three days
NJ b. Letters AddresBed.to DR.. FishblAtt, at
hia office, St1 n street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, will receive immediate Atten'
lion. Those At . distance In the army can b.
treated bv mail. jAn1T-u
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NJ Z W INV K N 7 ! U n
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,
DIR. s. b. SIGESMOND,
DIR. s. B. sIGESMOND,

go PennsyIvAnIa avenue, between twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. s. eAIla the attention Of the public to
the following advantages OF his Improved sys'
TEN;
lat. The teeth Of his manufacture will never
0Orrode nor 0hAngs color by any Aeids, and
are thTOO-louTtha lighter than any Othor,
ID. No teeth or roots need he extracted, ~
the ArtinelAl ones can be inserted over them.
I'll. The rootS win be made inotiensiVe and
never 70 Aahs.
an, No tomporAry teeth are neoisd, ~ per-
mAnont Onsa can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression oil the laos
which, unaSr the old bystem' 10 reSuenhy
Sth. ThiI work has been illiy tested for over
Ave yeArG by mAny Of the ntSt chemists and
DhyBisiAna Of this and the old country.
bF, S. has AllO Invented . white lnteAtruo-
tiblS metal nllinE, with which the molt aenfi-
tive teeth can be filed without palm, and eau
build up q perfect sound tooth on any BiGe
roOtS, which viii Last through lifetime
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
With InnOXicus Vapor, by DF. s,geSmoud, 56o
| PennsylvAnia avenue, inventor and sole nAh.
ufAsturer oi AnAestia lnnONiOus NAPoF (aot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlOrOiOrm or Ethorl bui
strictly an AnAestte agent entirely tree irOin
| 0HhilarAtiuE effects, ana psrieotiy harmless
| causing q quiet Bleep, with pleasant nensa-
i elOns aad perfect tnsenaibllitV 70 pain.
Tho best Of references given II required.
On ed sSAinins W yourselves sd
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU
In OF STEAM ENGINERpIN February,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be resolved At
this Bure.u until MERIDIAN, MARCH II,
1888, for tho IRON, &C, described In the fol-
lowing classes eaen oil mus pc made LOT an
enuIe ein.si uenveIeu ~ the respeo.iNe Envb
nus. xmeu VII cs sssay "a ,,,, sav u Se..
mnnneIi uehyeLy 70 oommenee w twsny e.Js
ssad ooo,,nT.i,g "a ne prhois 70 he d.i,yars,I
an thses month. thsresItsT The aontTaet
will be awarded 10 the lowest responsible bid
der the right being reserved Of rejecting the
lowest bid, n 10 be deemed exhorbltAut.
This usual guarantees will be required, and
the contrast will be dated the day the notice
Of aeoeptAneo 10 given.
Printed schedules and inltruetions can be
obtained ~ application 70 the huteau:
rFVPO. nus NJ ~. - S GnSs 70 uo n %
ans.sS q p,cnosaIS Tor Msssriais for The
Nnvy y hat tkev nav he distinmI,hed f.om
otheT husinsss letter.,
~ ssiie.~tss -. ~. .I..... ,.,,,..d q, th.
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WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILRoAD.


TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, December 18th, 1884,
Trains will leave Depot, corner Broad street
Express Train Al Io6 q. N, (hiondays OK.
oeptsd,) for Baltimore and Washington, stop
ping AZ Wilmington, Perryville, Havre;de-
Grace, Aberdeen, Perrypshh, and Msgnohs.
oepted,l for Baltimore, stopping at all regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad
at Wilmington for Milford, Salisbury and In.
termediAte stations.
septsd,l for baltimore ADD Washington, stop
ping NJ en- Bter, Wilmington, Elkton, Perry
Vile, aud Hayre-de. Grace,
6nPre;S T nsttn - &c SS1SSy tex SS
ping At Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North
eAst, Psrryyille' Havre-de-erAse, PerrymAn's,
and Magnolia.
and Washington; stopping at Chester, (only
TO take Baltimore ami Warrington pAhsen-
EeTs,) WILMINGTON, Newark, ElEtO0, North
east, PerTYVille, and HAvTe-ds-GrAce..
Passengers Tor Fortress Monroe will take
AGO TRAINs-stoppInE At
all stations between PhilAdelphiA and VII
Leave Philadelphia At 90 a. m, 4 90, 90
and 1000 p. m. The 400 p. m. train oonneoIa
with Delaware railroad Tor Milford and inter-
mediate stations.
Leave Wilmington At IT'S and 30 q. n, %
THRo6GH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 70 M, A.aa, s,sS. and SO4
CHESTER FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chester At $40, 1914 .. M, l2.S6 ala, 81, L2O,
and s.o6 p. m.
| SUNDAY TRAINS. rs
Express Train at 406 .. m. for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping At Wilmington,
Perryyille, hAvrs.de. Graoe, Aberdeen, Perry.
mans and Magnolia.
Night Express NJ Ii.Ibp. m. Tor Baltimore
| and Washington, stopping at Chester TOR
| Baltimore and Washington PaksenKera,D WI.
mlugtOn, Newark, Elkton, NOTth-E asst, Perry
| Vile and haVfe-de-GrAee.
Accommodation Train At 10 p. NJ. for VIII
mingtOn and Way Stations.
| BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore GtS.96 A., m, stopping At
HAvre- le-GtAce, PSrTyvillo aud Wilmington.
Also stops ~ klktOn and Newark ito take pas.
| nom WAAhinIton or Bait mOre,) and Chester
TO leave passengers from Baltimore or wash,
ingtOn, j
Leave Wilmington for PhiIsdslphla At S.SI
p. m.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore I, 10 q. M, Way Natl. II
p. NJ, ENpTesS. Al6 p. m, Way Train. 50;
TRAINS FOR BALTiMoRE
Leave Chost0T 81 s.6I .. n, LSO, and lie
Lave WilnlDEtoa 81 LIL go an, ilS
AS and la.S 2. n.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car ~
tashSd, viii leave wllnias.en iOr kSFryviIl,
jail r.. KRNNBN aIPstiSsS1asal
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NEW YORK Erp
sTEAMsHIP LINE.
sEMi:wEEKLY ,rLwEss NEW YORK,
WARRINGTON AND GEQRGEToWN, d. G..
sTEAMsH1Ps
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
BALVOR, AND JAS. 3. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNEsDAYs and
SATURDAYS, at 10 =. m, from foot Of High
street, Georgstown, and Pier IS, foot OF Wall
MORGAN d RH1NEHART, Agents,
foot Of High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE sIt PENN. AVENUE,
o.r- r,.rrBWs AA'gg SS- 9Sy, D. o, n
WESTERN EXPRfss FoRwARDkRs.
MERCHANDISE, hoAsH ysISsiryt IaluabisI, NOiSs,
Sioefi, BoadI, ke.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH
Company has kEsnSiss in the principal rail-
S0RTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST,
Its principal otiees are
PHIidbELPTId, BiLTiGoR2, GIN
CIHNATJ 81. LoUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connsotions are Ade 81 New York and
Bo.ton with lines forwarding 70 tho CanAdAi
and TO the british Provinces, and with steam
| ship lines to Liverpool, southampton and
| HAVrs, and thence by European expresses "a
| all prominent commercial towns In GreAl
Britain and on the Csntinent.
| at ali abcessibls parts OF the United states.
Q. @. DUNN, Agent,
Jsi2 Warrington, d. C.
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DERSONAL---THE VICTIMS OF
misplaced confidence should consult Dr.:
Darby, tR2 seventh street, Aad be relieNed q
heir III m oulties. Honorable and Selsnuhs
ToatmOnt gu AFAntesd. telNim
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3. niinsss.s ~ TsStuslrg voiunssais, third |
division, appointed IuiT ID tast. r'.,
T.s.;,..z as-g g1-yss ,.,,
uS.ss s..s:s s
isoth New York yoluntsers, nrst diviniQpj ap-
pointed June rs iesk Captain Moses veele,
iosth Psnnsyiysnis yoluntssrS sseend divt
%. o.s, Ne. Ia A Essvi , S'' Sss
York volunteer, seeond diyisiolj appointed
Ssssher, a, 4. Q, o. xoientssrs. t6ird diyflicu,
AS, :.s. scu ~ u s Ess
~ EO'H csptsaH "a AIisoS, nj oSio Soiua,
,:'.:: fourth siyision' Appoinssd Noysnbsr
- T,s:~pera Any Cop.
nssnfp'os~s Arg csyI., tDpsrsnsl Of
Oomnissaryi Captain J. Q. Poland, ID United
st.tee lniAetIyi appointed ssptsmbeI - 1884
Krsbs. additionai Aida sampia pointed Tune
Is, 1888. Captain p. W. Ven Horn, additional
Aid-de-eAmp, De Russsyfs divisionj appointed
November 1854 peutenAnt G, N, Freeman,
:. .pp 0Glsa ssSr a. g ~: su,snsns i!
Msry's District, appointed ssptsnbsr |, lisa
1lnsahrthird Army CorPs.
commissarI: Captain .. N. Leteher, 18Th
kcntuaky voluntssrsI appointed August ~
Assis,.u, connlsssris,, Captain J. A. Lee,
IT,, 18th Kentusky volunteers, second division
appointed september 1884 Lisutenant A.
D. Smith, logth Ohio volunteeru, third diviaioni
appointed August ~, 1884. Captain W. a.
Lord, itth nlaoi. ssyalrI, fourth divisions
knss, I'd North CerolinA mounted tufantry,
arm division, Or District Of KsntuskyL AR.
/ pointed September n, 1884 LisutenAnt d. Q
MeIysr, ia nlinois volunteers, District o.
/ Western Kentucky, appointed March ., 1884
transferred from etxtesnh Army Corps
tesrs, District Of Eastsrn Kentnekyj appoint
| cd Nay 81, iesl Captain ". r. HAr1faye
| SInt Indiana volunteers, appointed April 4
Isel.
Cspalyv coyps, ARM Of ns Potomac.
co.. ~ ~. -, "a !. A,,ddi.
Miiit.rT ntyis;on'1
Hsadqus'fsS Army ef M Potomac.
Commissaryi Captain ". W. Saunders, eth
i United states Infantry apr ointed July rs issl
| Captain stephsn Chester 18th New York vol
unteers engineer brigade, appointed June IA
1898.
Treiohsi, "a Psnnsylv snia osvslry, second esv
airy division, appointed June ~, 1854. Captain
Edward Carpenter, otn ieansylvania eavairy
second aiyihoni appointed Ansu" ~ io't-
Depsrfmsnf Of Ksnsss-Sss Seventh Cops.
Drparm<rf srtA, Eat,
d,tIonsI Az c.Rn, anno,nted ssp,smb.r rs
IasS'
A,sistant Characteristics, Ilsuteuaut A. n
| whIte,ide. ar United statss saw alTV state ol
Rhode Island, appointed ApriI 10. 1894. Cap.
tain II. A. Ellis, fifth Unitsd States infantry,
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf At sand 8 q. M,
10 m. and . y. m.
Leave KenSinEton Depot At Ills .. m, 9.S6,
40 and t6p m, and 70 90 .. m, (NIght1
The s,4S p. N. line runs dailyi tAll othsrs,
NundAva eN ceDteJ,l
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prepared At the shortest notice and In The
moat aAiiltAelofy mAhhors
breakfast fron 70 ~ o'clock. Dinner and
SuppSr q ~ hose, mAy6u
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RAILROADS.

..-. ~ n " ~ A. %
GREAT PENNs YLVANIA
NoRTHwEsf AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER Is, trains
Will leave BALTIMORE, nom North Calvert
Fast Mall, at.....s................ 40 .. N.
Harrisburg Aeeommoda tion.....".....sp p. m.
Erls and rit,seurgh Express. g ,. m.
Pittsburgh and KimiFs fxprsss. ,. m.
THEsisA M TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
CONTESTS with the 30 .. n train nom
Baltimore foe Pittsburgh and the
West and for Elmirs, Buffalo,
Rochester, Dunkirk, ChnAndai-
qua, and Niagara Falls, and
for New York City.
TIE 40 p. N, TRAIN FROM wAsH1NG-
TON Connects Win the 8 D. N. train IRON Bal-
timorS Tor RislsSSfE and Erie. :
THE sAs r. u. TRAIN FROM WASHING
TON Cennests with the 10 p. N. Express
from p,,, ssl smoss and ,I runs thiS 'Ssn,
ohAngS Of ears, oonnsctisg At
Pittsburg for Cincinnati,
Chicago. and ST. Louis,
and at Elmira, for
Buffalo, Roehss-
TER, and sy-
IAouBe,
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington at . o'clock ?. N.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SoLDIERs' TIcHETs AT GovEhHmEET RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
n For Tickets and any information apply
ornerPennsylvania avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel, and Dspot House, No
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John WKLCKER'S
- BUHLER RESTAURANT.
"A Ia MafaSn DOrasl

- Z PENNNYLVANIAA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs. }
Tho pI Iprist0F OF this fAVotttS Restaurant
has spared no pains 10 make this the bast
Restaurant IN Washington and he points
with pleasure TO the IAFgs patronage he hGS
always been hOnored with, and respectfully
aolioLtl . continuance Of the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other Entertainments
eonstAAtly On hand, and n the most TeAsohA-
BILE rates.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street at 6 ., IN. and Z
Pm.
From foot OF Cortland street At I, 8 and 10 4.
m, ~ m, and 9 y. m, AMI - night.
The 9 p. m. hnS runs dAilyi tAlI others, sun
W. n. 6ATZMER, Agent
Phil'A and N. Y. Liner.
PHIADELPUIA, Dec n l3s1 dall
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Coruissariss; Captain A. L. Hough, 18th
United states infantry appointed Juno 10
1854 Captain r. p. Musssy, Isth Unite
states inlsatry, soiored troopsI appointed
April =, 1883.
Assistant Commissariss; Lieutenant q. X
sAnderaon, 18th United states infantry, head
quarters, appointed september 81, 1854. Lieu
tenant D. Rays, 18th United states infantry
ai'o HstinE Commit Az SavSlry corps, Mil
tary Division Of the Misnissippi. Lieutenant
q. W. Ernest, 18th United States oolored troops
for oolored troopsI appointsd November u, 1888
Captain J. n. Paxton, 18th United states In
appointed December Is iess. r
For cavalry corps, see "nilitAry Division o.
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Department Of Kansas.
AIRY: Major 7. J. ~ ed, additional

Commissary; Major 7, J. ~ ed, additional
Aid-de-Campj appointed JSntAty 1, 1884
Assistant Commisssries: Major W. q. Ran
Kansas, appointed February 10, 1884. Leu.
tenant ]. A. Wilcox, 4th United states eaVAl-
ry, District OF NebraskaJ aPpointed May o,
ISSS. Major W. D. Gould, 18th Kahsss cSvAI,
10, 1883. Captain J. {. Anderson, LIST Colorado
cavalry, District Of Coloradoj sppolnted De-
oembef I, 1883.
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Dsps,!as.i q u. scum.

UepottuleA 81 ne scum.
COmmissaryi Captain Leslie smith, LIST UNI
ted states Infantry appointed April 10, 1884
Assistant Commissaflea; Captain @. n. Lon
1Ard, sad PennsylVaniA voluntoersI appointed
January ~, 1854. Captain J. Z. Thorndike,
sppOInssd June !, iSs1 LisassnS ant a. Gro!
n, isSl. LiSutSnAnt n. X. Waters. cad Penn
sylVAniA Voluntssrsi Appointod July %, IsSS.
Department. u Ne GuIE.
Commleseryi captain Aholdon stufgoon, let
United states infantry appointed January 7,
Assistant Conmissaries, Lieutenant John
Hamilton, lat United states infantry, Defenoes
Of New oIleansi appointed September N, 1854.
Captain 7. n. RodmAn, 18th MasSAehuSstI
volunteers, appointed SspIsmbSr %, IeSI
Captain q, II. Wheaton, ISIat New York vol
unteorsj appointed December 81, I0aS. Cap
tain A. II: Mcdonald, 9sth indiana voluntsers
Richardson, 9Th Indiana volunteers appoint.
ID AuEut %, 1854 Captain II. W. bowers,
A. A. o, OF Voluntsers, District OF Key West
and ToItugas, appointed May %, IsS1, relieved
UHitSd states solOTsd troops, General uiil
mans commando appointed September ~
1884. Major Nathan Cutler, Cd Maine cavalry
District Of West FloridAi app0lnted SoptOIn
Dor ., lseAj relieved November 81, 1854. aleu-
tenant W. N, Robinson, 10th United BtAtOi
eolored heavy Artillsryf appointed NovOnbol
~, 1854.
United Salss CoIOred Troops.
CommiasAryi Major J. L. Ward, 18th UnitoS
states ooiored trooPaI appointed July ~, 1888
| Assistant CommlasariaAi Lieutenant 4. u
| ROhAn, saith United states oOlOred tFOOps, nrG
diyiGt0nI appointed January 4, lisa Captain
J. W. Chamberlain, loth Unllsd States OoloFOI
heavy artillery appointed March %, 1854
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ted states tnfAntfyB appointed October II
| 1853.
Assistant cOnml1SAEiss; Lieutenant Charlie
HsWbold, Sth unlted stAtes IniAhtry, head
aS,s NJ "a Sss.siS SsS.s
18th United Statss Infantry, Fort Candy, NSV
MexieOi appointed November u, Isel. Cal
tain G. D biivers, nh upitad ltAtes infantry
SSs YR aSs spRSa'ef MSssS'r h ,Ss
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DsplTtMsnf Of Ne OAio.

CommissAryi Lieutenant Colonel y. y. Blint,
nh uniSed States infantry appointed March
n, 1851.
Assistant ComnisaaryI LsuienAnt W. n.
Brown, 9Th IndiAnA cavalry, cavalry divisions
appointed May 10, 1854
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to the State of Michigan for 8 ship canal. 10
connect Lake Superior with Portage Lake.
Referred TO the Committee on Pablo Lands.
Mr.. Harlan In troduce6 bill to provide for
the sale of rejected private land claims. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands.
A bill in relation TO u S. Courts in Nevada
was taken up and considered till the close OF
the morning hour, when
The bill TO regulate commerce between the
several States designed to obviate the Camden
and Amboy transit monopoly across New Jer-
seyl came up as the unfinished business.
Mr. Ten Eyck addressed the Senate at length
IN opposition TO the bill, and in reply TO Mr.
Summers speech heretofore made.
HorsE.-On motion Of Mr.. Sleysns, Il was
--'-''d The. sitter to. day. the House meet at II
o clock, and continue in session eacu Jay I'LL
half past five p. m.
The House arranged the order Of business for
next week.
The Committee on Military Affairs was dis
charged from the consideration Of the resolu-
ton IL relation TO freedmen, and it was re-
ferred To the Committee for the District OF Co.
lumbia.
The House proceeded to the consideration OF
the Senate bill to establish q monthly line OF
steamers between the Z nited States and China.
MI Alley explained the provisions Of the
bill, showing its importance to com merce.
Mr.. Cole, OF California, also advocated the
bill, arguing that its importance could not we'll
be exaggerated, looking 20 the immense trade of
the east, " hich has enriched every nation which
has enjoyed it.
The bill was passed-17 against 49,
The House passed a joint resol ution, reported
by MT Garfield, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, providing for the mastering out
of non commissioned officers and prfvates who
enlisted to serve out unexpired terms Of regi-
ments or battalioRs.
The House, in Committee Of the Whole on
the state OF the Union resumed the considera-
ton Of the amendatory Internal Revenue bill.