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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-05
NEW ADVERTISER NTS.
TAN NOTICE

TAX PAYERS Of Harrison county
L are hereby notified To meet me Mt
their respective Precincts for the nur.
pose OF rendering their assessments for
the year lSGG rs follows
At Elysian Fields. on Tuesday and
ednesday 18th and 10th Of Nav
AT 3oncwille. on Thursday and Fri.
day l1th and 18th Of Nav.
~ Mayor Andrews, on Saturday.
18th of May
AZ Hickory Grove, on Tuesday, 22nd
of MAY
Cravers Mil, on Wednesday. 23rl
Of Nav
tuppcdgc's, on Thursday ANA Fri
day, 9th and 18th Of Nav.
At lngrunc- i, ON Tuesday ard We'd
ncsduy, 22nd and 23rd of NAV.
At Nilcs'-, Oh Thursday, 9th Of Nav
Al II Y Halls, on Tuesday and
"wednesday, 23th and 3oih If Nav
At Marshall all the week, commcnc.
ins On the 2Nlh of NAV
Morn An Freedmen bctr.o. - u aud
% year, Of are are Liable pnll Tux
~ well ~ the whites TLry are also
notified 10 meet me a. above. in person
or 10y AGENT promptncs- will vcrv much
nid me IN the discharge of my duties
which nrc unusually pressing at this
time. am required to n~scs. and col
lc't aud pay over by the first day OF
August
e. W. IDt Nc.
4 z4p--or and Collector
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GOODS,

Embracing almost every ar'irle usually
kept iu conu'ry store. He does not
pretend ~ say that be- has bought tie
lafg u add chtapost s'nrk OF goods ihu,
has ever been brought 10 Mars al. fuf
-gch Advertisements are NJ common NJ
Bureaus were tie l. n,i'h-r X iug NOT
liecn. bot rs RIl Arp would say. more
ol B." ,omprpmIs aud rccofs'ruc'inuist q"
Refers ~ fY b'. correctness In heal ugs.
10 every nan. woman, or ch ~, auI be
might My trdnHn ihit hrs bad ary
dealings with him Tor the last thifte, u
years.
tie consider. hiinsrIi permanently 10 a
trt', and expect, 10 live and die ia this
county
IT, RETURNS Die hest thnuk- 'n the -ps
tnu"r- and .r.aui. of ,h' old firm 'of their
kiad ,ui liberal patronage hefetuinp. rs
tended aad would be- g.hl 10 see ihsn
again
II, would any 20 tha~s that arc ind hi.
ed ln the oll trm hat their papers cau
be- inund iu bi. possession Il You can
pas the same be- will bc very thankful /;
bat " yHu are uui able 90 do 30 ST pfrs-
emit. probably yHu have f,v ,ifprubaet g.
HAT ifr Urcc-s1ly wants Of Yourself or
family require sh9l!l be expended inr
something 10 he lose Should such b"
lhr ease. please give him cHii and II be-
H. aoi .uli yau 900 harm wiII be- done.
H. give. III a -terial Invitation a. call
and anime pis stock IT. uan show YOU
the different ,.,lc, md ull ihc prir. bet
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llgAyY tuAHGRS The Nummoros
l'anchero charges Major General But
lcr and his brother with having shipped
from New Orleans, during the war. Ia
stannch Rehol house in this, city
" ship load Of picked pork, aud it
adds
" Not only did they send ship load
OF pork, but Buller ~ Brother sent out
mere, Tor cotton exchange account va
rlons ship loads of nitod States army
supplies, which went directly into
Texas through their accommodation
house
The same paper charges that eyt'oS
senator Sprngue Of Rhode Island had
nus fingers in Ia the tune of two mil.
hons of dollars all OF which have
very little interest here, aud may have
Us little anywhere. Tho charges relate
20 such common matters that out of
'hem n sen sation can hardly he aroused
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

q. t. tKEGG q CO.,
wut s,,;
~ HhiSoN abLk fHiNEN,
III. tollowinr d.sc,ibed ,rooe,,v.
c,a. ,, NJ p. a. -, "a
IVA "'' ~ w. ~. !" ~
''to" "''' ,t'"e' =, '"e 80 ~ H.
~ =. ,"e "a, ,s'I 1855 49,, ~ w.
""s"' Wy Wv oa'Ie' " W
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.ueudmen,s 70 the Constitution.

The Galveston News disc uses the
a,dmcn,- to the State Constitution
.,me. 10 the conclusion that it -
~" IA ra,ify the work of the tonyen.
We fully concur ~ this view ,
thor rational course is le,t us.
a.. News argues rs follows
Meantime, We may remark that we
81. ma other way than for the people to
,o, the work Of the Convention All
49, amendments are Improvements, aud
-. against the work ot the tun,en
~, am account OF the ordinances, will
+. n, good unless another Convention
AZ h.ll In that case, the ordinance of
.sec.-ion would stand unrcpealod and
,se abolition of slavery unrccngnixcd,
Iii the new Convention should finish
work II might do IA this one has
Jonc-thnt l., adopt some things which
you'd be- disappro,cd, but which could
n,, be- repealed without now Conycr.
~, some object, for instance. to the
,.nudiation. But that is not to bc
,,ied on by the people, and remains the
las, nnlcs- new Convention be held
n the people vote against the amend
,.,pl, the ordinance concerning freed
men the ordinance declaring secession
anil aud void, and the ordinance
rspudintug the debt, remain IN force
,nl,.s another Convention bee called
and all the other amendments -
precisely the ones which are desirable
will be defeated SO that thu-e who
,ots against thc amendments must be-
,ontent to dctain the State with refer
spce to her Federal relations, aud also
to require new Convention II IS i'm.
p,..iblc for the people To do otherwise
han ~ vote for the amendments
Otherwise thcs reject the valuable
amendments without reaching the only
one. which can be considered ohuox
i,u.. which, if they continue to be 80
regarded, after affairs become settled,
can then be removed 10 better udyan.
.s.t
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MARSHALL, TETAS,

4 RI now in receipt Of fresh and yell
~ selected stock, 30 which they are
making constant additions Of Drugs.
Chemicals. Paint. OLE, Dye Stuff. Pa.
cot Medicines. Pure Brandies and Wine.
for medicinal purposes Cosmetics, Win
dow Glnss Pa'iy. and everything usual y
ke, 10 their Inc
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would take this method OF expressing
my gratitude 10 ny friends for their libe-
ral pitronago extended to me- heretofore
and respectfully solicit a continuance 81
TIDE .am.
J. Il. Ian ASTFR
March %. CO. 30 I'm
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prA. ! ne News uGnln lets iTiNc ut
Gm Hamilton ~ follows
Co., 1t is believed that on coming tp the
State. Gov Hamilton held u council, be-.
fore which the question was-what are
nv prospects and the prospects of Ger
tain immediate friends, provided We
pursue a conciliatory course And the
conclusion was that Hamilton and some
few others were SO far down in the c.ti-
nation Of the people that nothing could
raise them and that therefore while
they had the opportunity, 1t was better
to play into the hands uf the Radical
rafiy NJ the North. looking tu that
source for reward which they lcrmed
10 impossible for them to secure from
the people Of the State This accounts
lor the po>tponcment Of the Convention
ior the diiliculticz 1t had Ia contend with
for the exclusion Of the state from thp
peace proclamation Of the President
aad for the formation pf the 'ea-c
ticket
The opinion il prevalent that every
word Of this is is tru" HoVyt,H lcir
grsph
In this Gov Hamilton committed an
error. a. unfortunate TO his own person.
al and political reputation, as it has
proved disastrous tn the interest," Of the
state 4 mauagimous, kud policy
would have cudcarcd him ., the rcopl,.
lie had it in hi- power 10 have rendered
himself the most popular man that ever
.,,uu,cl tb. ,ul.,rpaf,rial chair Per
it.....l.... .......l. i.;.. ll,;.l.
,', ,,.'''' ~ a.i..:..j c'.i...'..
I'i - .i.,.,.,. ~. I,,.i
'' "'.,i't - -. ~.
=, '','' '''s '''''' ~
-, If , .r,,,f,f NH
The Galveston Nrw. has lcu.tbs
and .,n.ible leader aba th, Radical P,.,.
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Ia l)I Is

Don't buy your Dcss Goods, Ronnets,
&C. until you 90 to q REGG'S, and look.
April %. &c. 36m2
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

=
LIVE AND LET LIVE.
fl'.iE subscriber takes this method Of
i informing the Citizens Of Mar.hsll
and vicinity. that he has jns, returned
from the Northern cities. by the way Of
New Orleans. wh,re he haa made salts
factory settlement. with the creditors Of
the late firm Of Galloway & Ram. being
the second time these demands have been
mctl aud has bought g:. will have op,u
100 frS 4 ISIS % the il0usc formerly
awn,d by M beiny On the unrih side Of
she square very nice stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY
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GENTLEMEN.

Assessor and Collector
MAY !. lSdG y iw
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GENTLEMEN.

Go to GREGG, to buy CLOTHING,
Furnishing GDoi-. Hats, Boots, etc.
They ar selling cheap.
April - lrG6. 80 Pm
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COOKING STOVES,
UITH FIRNITJRE COMPLETE
'E1tlCl N are.

| am also in receipt OF tie hrgc,, aud
best -u.,rtvl supply vt
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Don't bnv yoar DRESS GOODS.
BoNNEr- sc, until you go 10 Grcgls
and in
Anril y sd 262n
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-13

Sold by all Druggists.
WhOlesaled by Thomson & BLOCK and s. S
HANCE. Baltimore. ia22-d Eweo1y
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BALTIMORE, Md, April 5, 1866.
Slr have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
OF department letter of the 4h instant with enclosed
copy OF resolution Of the House of Representatives
2I april calling for information in regard to the
rnmprovement OF the channel of the Patapsco river
from Fort Mcllenry to its mouth
In accordance Herewith I report that the channel
mas peen hereto1ore improved by dredging under
direction OF Colonel Henry Beaverton and Major j
o. Foster, OF the corps of engineers. Major General
OF volunteers; from point Fort Carroll IN thr
deep water of the bay-a distance of abont nine
miles. Operations ceased on this ork at the and F
the working season ofS59 and have been resumed
since that time.
The channel thus dredqed is straight with width
of l5O feet and is believed to have available
depth of q a feet at mean low water. The precise
depth can only be ascertained by means of a survey
which it is proposed to make at an early day. hen
operations ceased on this work it was only claimed
to have depth of fleet at mean low water and the
result would seem to show that there are no tidal
other currents tending to ell up the excavations, but
on the contrary, rather to deepen them.
The problem is n simple one. and the means here
to1ore used, If carried out will induce successful
result. Inc estimates herewith presented are believed
70 De ample for the purposes indicated and in con-
sIderlng them reference is requested to the latest
Coast survey chart of the Patapsco, published in
To deepen channel from buoy "a" TO ZEN
trance buoy" to depth of 25 feet $780, 600
To increase channel ,; from buoy "A" to zen
f trance S Dqoy 10 width OF ESQ feet. with rs
To deepen channel from buoy IA to Fort 4'f'0OO
IT. MeaenIy ioo feet width p feet depth 128. 400
McHenTy go feet width s feet depth ior ao5sOO
To open channel from Fort McHenry to EN-
trance fuoy" $50 feet WIDE % feet deep. 3e5 sOo
To open channel from Fort McHenry 10 EN-
trance buoy $50 feet WIDE % feet deep. 100000
More accurate estimates will be made when the
contemplated survey is completed.
For the execution of this work the engineer de-
paIrtmsnt has now Tin its possession and loaned to
other departments) one ~ steam tug four az steam
aredges. and sixteen Q6) dumping scows. Extensive
repairs VIII probably be required for some of these
put u Is supposed that they could be made ready in
Ing season. "a WIN NA ~ WA
Very respectfully, your obedient serv't,
WIN. P. CRAIGHILL,
prsvo, M.;,un. Captain of Engineers.
Vh'et Engineer U, S, Army, Washington, D, O..
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6s u
In o'AICE TO SHIPPERS
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
The GREAT VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE
Air Line Railway.

Comprising the following railroads. viz. No-sou,
and Petersburg, South Side Virginia and Tennessee
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston RAILROADS.
forming an unbroken gauge from Norfolk to the Mis-,
slssppi Valley. This line, and all its various connec-
lions running South and Southwest, is now in full
authorized agents for the transportation of eghts to
LYNCHBURG, BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, Dali
TON, CHATTANOOGA, NASHVILLE, MEMPHIS,
MACON, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA. VICKS-
BURG. MOBILE and all intermediate points, and
will issue through bills of lading GUARANTEEING
THROUGH RATES PER 100 LBS. TO ALL POINTS.
ship Goods by New Line Steamers foot of Spears
wharf, and mark Virginia and Tennessee Line"
SHORT LINE TO PETERSBURG.
HHKElGHT received daily until o'clock P. NJ.
NJ Passengers leaving Baltimore at P. NJ arrive at
IeternuIg at II A. NJ the following day, and always
SSheaper IMAM oy any other route For full shipping
2: A. ELMORE, Agent,
Inn. ONCE New Line Steamers,
ma4s-I foot Of Spears wharf.
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Reau.y-s yerdie.. To the ladies.

The testimony of Mrs. D. P. Bowers. Miss Maggie
Mitchell, Mile Vestvali, Lucille Western, Mdme
POnisi and other prominent ladies as to the merits Of
Email de Paris shows that the profession is re-
Oiced at obtaining preparation that produces all
the briancy of rouge and lilly white, without doing
injury to the skin or presenting the least vulgar APP
pearance. L'Email de Paris is used by the most re-
fined ladies for the Theatre, Saloon or Ball Room.
LEmail de Paris is totally unlike any other prepara
ton before the public and it has peer among cos
metics; fact which the unprecedented increase in
its sales during the last six months fully warrants.
1t is sold by Vim. ii. Read, 147 Baltimore street, and
all respectable Druggists and Perfumers. [al3-eotml
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FuNgHES is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
81 scriber has obtained from tho Orphans Court
of Baltimore city, letters Of administration on the
estate of MARIA RIVERS. late of said city, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the voucb-
day of October, 1866; they may otherwise, by law,
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 18th day of April, 1866.
HUGH BRADLEY,
apl3-law4w" Administrator.
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.,,,cr.o,.s cherry Cordial

is the BEST REMEDY for Cholera, Collie DiarrhGa.
Dvsentery, Indigestion. and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. It not merely allays the pain. but re-
opes the cause and restores the patient in few days
to perfect health. Prepared by e. T. Anterior Co.,
Lowell Mass For sale by Druggists. apps eoly
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ED.

BURL0CK.-On the 1lth instant, Joseph Burlock
in the nth year of his age.
BATES-On the 18th instant. Mary Ann wife of
F. l: Bates. and eldest daughter of VIM Woods of
REESE.-0n the 10th instant, Priscilla Reese, con-
sort of John T. Reese, in the 10th year of her
SMITIl.-On the 18th of April, Mrs Rebecca H.,
widow of the late Samuel Smith aged q years.
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BY EATING the "EGYPT1AY LoTUs," Tennyson's
"Choralites" became nothing but worthless loafers:
if he had given them PENNEY's glorious PERFUME
from the same beautiful flower, they would nave
become USEFUL and ELEGANT gentlemen and their
-, 80 1t
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

- WASHINGTON CITY. April I, 1870.
S5r: In compliance with resolution of the House
appropriation to complete the ship Fort
McHenry to the mouth of the Patapsco river, Mary
land, have the honor to transmit herewith the chief
engineers report Of the 18th instant on the subject
Very respectfully. sir. 20 ur obedient servant,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary of War
Hon. Schuyler Cofax. Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives. f
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FAGER-TATUM.-O the 10Th ult., by the Rev.
Charles A. Reid JOS Eager to Miss Maggie Tatum,
MUBBEI.-BUNCE.- the 9Th instant, by the
Rev. Father McManus, Augustin Hubbel to Miss
Mary Bunce all of this city.
TALBOT-WISE.-On the 9th of March. by the
Rev. DR.. Roberts, James A. C. Talbot to Linnie S.
Wise hnth of this city.
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BALTIMORE IiARBOR.

The following correspondence is of I'M
wanted interest as giving the points in rela.
ton to deepening the ship channel of the
harbor of Baltimore:
Letter from the Secretary of War. in answer to q
resolution of the House of the I'd instant relative
to an appropriation to complete the ship channel
from Fort McHenry to the mouth of the Patapsco
river
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- FARMERS AND MERCETANrs' }

BALTIMORE April s. 1856.
The President and Directors have this day declared
4 dividend of EIGHT PER CENT for the last six
months, out of the profits the Capital Stock, paya
bic on and after MONDAY, 10Th instant
In conformity with the United States law, the tax
of five por cent Sixteen cents per share) will be de-
Quoted, leaving three dollars and four cents per
share to be paid to the stockholders.
au6-l0t JAS. SLOAN. JR., Cashier.
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CLERKS 10 ASSESSORS.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, COMPTRULLER'S 0FFTt

STATE OF MARYLAND.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, ,
ANNAPOLIS, April 5. 1866. }
Mr. II. Gorsuch. Chairman DC, Bultimorc
Dear Sir-Your favor of the Sd inst. has been re
ceved. and, requested therein. been submitted
the Attorney General.
| would say in reply to your inquiries: LIST. That
the Board of Control and Review have the right to
appoint their Clerk; and it the intention of the
Legislature that this Clerk should act also as Clerk
to the Assessors The Assessors authorized to
appoint Clerk.
ID. The Mayor and City Council have not the power
to appoint an additional Board Of Control and Re-
view. The Governor is expressly authorized by the
third section to appoint the Board. The provisions
Of this section and the seventh conflict, but the
former, being express and mandatory, must prevail
Sd. In tho event Of disagreement among the Asses
sors. the report should be made to the Board of Con-
troll and Review the fact is ascertained
that there - a Disagreement.
4th. GU inquire, Are the Board OF Control and
Review considered as Assessors under section l7?"
am of opinion that tho provisions of this section
refer solely 10 the Assessors, and not to the Board of
Control and Review.
9Th. You inquire. Docs not section q conflict with
section 26?" perceive conflict between these
sections. By section % the Board of Control and
Review are to remain in session not than thirty
days for the nUrDoac Of hearing appeals. This does
not prevent them from meeting to perform the du-
tics required of them by section g.
am, with great respect.
ROBERT I JITNp
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BALTIM ORE, MD.
FRIDAY MURNING. APRIL la 1866
To Correspondents.

No notice be taken Of anonymous COMMUNICATIONS.
Hhdteuer is attended for insertion must be outhen
ticoted by the and address Of the ,oriter-not
necessorig for publication JHt as gnarGnytor h!s
good Jduh We are not TO be considered respOHsI-
be for the opinions expressed Jv correspondents.
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ROBERT J. JUMP,
ap11-St ComntroIIer
ap11St
1Ep1TA:E,S VEGiETARLE sICrLIA

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The old. the young, the middle aged, unite to praise
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER. Its
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OF the most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in its merits, and are so
sure il will do alive claim for it. that offer 81 G0
REwA if the Scilian Hair Rene,1er does not give
satisfaction in all when used in strict accordance
with our instructions.
Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair Remover has proved
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and contains no injurious properties whatever 1t is
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Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
and take other.
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Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
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BANK OF BALTIMORE,
FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIvTDEND ~

FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND.
The President and Directors of the Savings Bank
profits of its business for the three years ending st
March, 1866, amounting to $3l0435.
This amount is by law divided to such sums as have
been in Bank for year more, in the following
proportions:
To sums on deposit for three years.
an Extra Dividend of gper cent
To sums on deposit for two years,
Extra Dividend of & per cent
To sums deposit for one year,
Extra Dividend of 8 per cent
This Dividend, added to the regular Annual Inter
est of per cent, which is carried to the credit of
each Depostor on the LIST of April in each year,
makes for the last three years. to sums of not less
than one years standing, per cent per annum.
without computing the profit of compound interest
on the undrawn annual interest.
The State, City and United States Taxes are paid
by the Bank.
The above dividend will be carried to the credit of
each DepositOr and bear interest as deposit from
LIST April. 1866. until withdrawn.
The Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will be
ready for entry in all the Depositors' Books on or
The office of the Bank is open on Mondays from
to o'clock, and on other days from 10 to o'clock
for the purpose of receiving and paying deposits and
attending to general business
By order of the Board,
ARCHIBALD STIRLING, Pres't.
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
NV 4 - 1.

W ASHlNGTON, ApIll I, lobb.
Sir: respectfully return herewith the resolution
of the House of Representatives of the ID instant
asking information as to what appropriation will be
McHenry to the mouth of the Paapsco river, in the
State of Maryland &C., and beg leave to state that
the matter in question was referred to Captain W
P. Craiehill, Corps of Engineers, in charge of the
improvement of Patapsco river, and copy of his
report which gives all the information required Is
communicated herewith.
Respectfully. your obedient serv't,
RICHARD DFLAFIEID
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- #. KNAPP's aNsTzTUTE,

~
The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT September 4th. at o'clock A. NJ. on which
lay new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies, were formed last January. and in success
full operation at present.
Parents sending boarders are requested to provide
Tor their punotual arrival.
eu2l-tff F.KNAPP