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I. Reside1ce IL. Coming street.
D.. DcSAUSSUREs

=. LIE DssIaABnE BRICK RESIDENCE, situate On the
east" side Of Coming street. and Known by the No. as
containing sx upright rooms dressing sooras pantry
Kitchen, Carriage Houae, &c The Lot measures IS feet
mont by 15o feet deep Apply. % above, atysy.
Fssnisre, Horses ,Tehic,es &C., az datction
Z BY SMITH g. MeGfLEKVERF, vi
Ho. ~ Broax street, south sl6e Acar. statd
sa1ea os TURNITyRE, 3cs Is pr1vssp residences I.
tended to 1t Inoderate charge1. 2! -. ..L i.I
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Il, FEW WORDS OF COMMON
5. SENSEL

.m...f elEE i..ss% CENSE.
How few there who enot subject to anecon
OF the Inga or respiratory organs who by neglecng
preRonltory symptoms aggravate the complaint until
OF the patient and anxiety and distress fends Only
coa "a slight sore throatI' is the baedless remar
Of many when 30 Affected. Yes Only Lbld.' was the
thoughttesa expression OF thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey. iI7I
Forewarned-Forearpned 0hould be tho motto forever
IN the minds Of all subject Coughs Coda Csarrh or
Influenza Words Of advice should be needed
fering Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption. Renef IA
within their reach and neglected fatal consequences
ensuG-o life Of misery daily, hourly struggle fcr
istence contest tn which there be but victor
Does It not sppal the strongest mind to think the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay7 'kate1-
be offered when timely wnrningis sounded In
your ears2 When the danger is pointed It. why not
avoid It? MARsDEN's PEcToRAL BALM ...s boon used
with success in nearly million Of cases. nd is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty ns the most rrompt and e6ca
cious remedy that scientific hea 1iacnvered
relieve and all Of co lehs, Colds, Influenza,
and Consumption, If the il not beyond all hope
Even when the sufferer is II the Last stages he Will dnd
relief by using this preparation. One bottle will
vince the most ncredulous that the merits Of this
ration are by means exaggeraed In fsc an ar abort
of the euloges bestowed uponit by thousands who
been cured by its meIy guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed in every instance
to refund the money when this preparation fails to
Heve. ss st3 S& WIS., eg ~s.@ss
1s5-r Price, so cents small bottle; ST. large size.
5l. ## Nat&&f KING Il CASSuDEY, r =
I 3 Wholesale Agents, Charleston
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
Wholesale Agants Charleston
And all Retail Druggists. 3mo December
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Estate Sale Of Michael = ,41tire- r., order ~ ~
Executor. <
WI DC sold at II O'Clock AM, on TUESDAY tho 2af
lnst IN front Of tho Exchange in Broad street
=, Bf WARDLAN 4 CAREW.
~ tnae LOi Ot LAND on tho northeas. corner &c
SpI1nY ond Coming Streets measuring on Sproo stact
teet on Coming street go feet and on north line 90
1se sogetner with te buildings thereon, consisting OF
b1ildlns north Of the Store on Coming street
Terms-Onet third cash; tho balance one and vo veor,
pay for papers De,emher - - o1 % %
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ALSO,
A TRACT OF LAND, within tn,
containing seven hundred and ak

TRACT OF LAND. within three f3l miles of RIufron
containing seven hundred and twoand ahaf (7s2
acres a OF which is heavily wooded with Oak Hickory
Kver, could DO made profitable the sale Of wood.
lands when cleared of the best quality for Sea
fifteen 1S acre lot on high bluff, on May RverSfor
. setuement and summer residence being perfectly
Tens: For the House and Lot IN Bluton "caah for
two and three years; the other Tract onehaf ~
secured by mortgage OF the property, -'-s' -~
Furchaanra to Day us fnr papers.
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Valuable Sea Island Cotton and Rice PLaat4tio,
,a. on The AshepoO R11er


By CLIFFORD & MATHnWES.
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street.
AVALUABLE sRA,nsLAND COTTON PLANTATION.
In complete order Wappoo Greek aud Steno River
St. Andrews Parish, containing about 500 acres 400
which are cleared and in complete order for planting
The place is well settled. with dwelling and outbudng1
large barns stables and seds for stock cotton house
and gina in Order good negro quarters and fences steam
engine OF 30horse power and grst MILL with 100 cords
in the yard An orchard Of 1000 choice bearing
pear trees.
MULES Horse, 10 head Of Cattle, 20 heed OF Hoga
1909 bushels Of Corn, and Forage to feed 80 horses for
one year
The above Plantation is within miles Of the city
accessible land water and the land Is Of the boat
quality and under high stxts Of cultivation, X .i
Jannary IA ~ Ita7ESss "a nnwf3
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Valuable Plantation near Buuton and House in

Ve7eo1o1e 1tu77u1a0f Mear BzuTto1a and Eouse IN
Btuti0n.
By JACOB COHEN & co. "I r
On TUESDAY, 22d January. o'clock at tho north or
the Exchange Will be sold
comfortable two-story DWELLING aud OrrrR17u -
ines on ono ~ acre lot, in the town Of Bludton
ALSO
AL that TRACT OF LAND known as Rose Dew planta
hon situated on May River. four AZ miles nom Biuton
containing ono thousand 000 high land abont
three hundred OF which cleared and seventy f70
acres OF marsh This place has bcen under culfivnon
t3s year ana tho lands Of tho quality for seq
Island cotton and provisions. On tho place IS a bar1
g3n mouse and negro houses Also, belonging to the
aoove ana short distance from it. tract Of one buu
dred acres of Pine land. - 80 AA'Ao~
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1aj1g Nenus,
MONDAY MORNING, ,.JANUARY II, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

10 OUR SUBsCNIDEEs.-We would call tho atten
ton Of those who are indebted to us throughout
the country, that the old year is closing and then
accounts are not yet settled. The price Of sub.
acrption is not largo, and will not be missed from
their plcthoric pockets. Tho first Of January has
long been celebrated rs dly sot apart for closing
old accounts, and wc would not have our friends
depart from this tiinc-lonorcd custom Money is
the motive power Of -cvory enterprise, and
papers arc exception, and we respectfully ask
our country subscr bcrs to casl, up and commence
the new year with u clear record.
WE HAVE received, from Mcssrs D. J. DAw-
SON < Co, Meeting street. a copy, in pamphlet
form. Of the decision of the Supreme Court on
military commissions, i'll tho case Of NI1111a an
and others. which has been. creating such general
comment. Messrs. DAWSON & Co. havo copies Of
the decision for sale
AT AN election held January 10, 1867. in the Yes
try room Of the new Catholic Chapel; Queen street,
the following named gentlcmcn woro duly clocted
as Vcstrymon, to serve for one year:
JOHN NlcKEEGAN. NJ. w. ST. AMAND
56nS HHHST : oSzE3 BAFEn sT4os o;SqSS9R' S2s
John DobGMERTY:
tin place OF A. A. Allemong. deceased
LUCKY AND UNLucKr DAYs.-A sbook OF proce-
dents" published in London in 1916, contains a
calendar, many of tho d,ys in which have the let
ter affixed which signifies such days as tho Egyp
tians note to bo dangerous to begin or tako any
thing in hand-as to take journey or any such
thing. Tho days thus marked arc:
January l. g 4, G, 10, Is, II, 20.
February 7, 10, II, 27, %. :.
March 15 16, %.
April Z, 10, 1G, 20, II.
May Z, 15 20.
June 4, 10, 90.
July Is, 90
Aug gust 1, 49, 20, %, 3d.
September 8, 4. 6, Z, FL %.
October 4, Ii, 2t
November 5, 6, 49, 90.
December 6, z, 8, Is, II, 90 M
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Choice. Plants and Euer1recns from, ce,ob,.o,of.
Nursery 3t Mnce d Whitman Astoria, L. r =
-, BY JOHN @. N1ILNOIs & co.
IOMORROW 10th instant, at halfpast 10 O'Clock uv;,,
street, 80 ~ AAse'41is
A large collection Of choice PLANTS AND EVER.
GREENS from the celebrated nurseries OF Nace WHIT
man, ASTORIA L. l., N. Y. = .'1' 49,
a.r CONSISTING OF: .' g.a
New ana very anc CARNATIONS, Arabias Csncua ia.
ponicas, Roses Euonymous, &c ~-S -
Mr. &. Mace ia well known in our con,rnnn,+, -.
need any Recommendation. --1.>>>-1 n
The plants will ull DO found true to their or,e. 49,, -
represented. " 49, 90
Conditions cash. | .t0s%@ @..4y. J,n,.rw,.
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Hd0dna Sugar, on account Of ,cllen. it n,au CON,
cern, ~ order Of Me Spanish Consul.
By j. A. ENSLOxV <. co.
TOMORROW 18th instant, at O'Clock win be sold ~
..o r1HS9 A9s9Gn N at at ne n9w Custom House stores
ooo BoAES HAVANA SUGAR. OF various cradcs @@
me said Sugars comprise part the cargo Of tn
opanlsn orig 'Jovcn Jose" Fradua master which ma
into this port in distress whilst her Intended vovpn
ITO havana TO Antwerp and sold for of whoI,
1t may concern, by order Of the Spanish Consul
January l.: "a H11 - fnons L.,
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TEMPORARY REMOVAL Our readers will observe,
by the advertisement of Messrs. J. R. READ Co.,
that thoy have removed their Cloak Department to
the rear Of Mr. G. H. JoHSsoN's hat store, No. 269
King street. opposite Hasel, where they will wait
on their friends and customers until the compile
tion Of their new cloak and shawl room.
MARsDES'ss PEcroRA1 BALM cures Whooping
Cough.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents. ..&
GOODRICH, WINEMAN 3 CO., Agents.
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EsALEs,

At PT1tote Sale or 10 Lease for a Tern, Of Yearg,
nsost oe1'tatle Rice and Sea Island Cotton
ftankdIon on Pom Pom Rsper gS.I
r.s Tsca,i CaFsonn sn & mATHEwEs,
Containing 1000 aores6oo aurea ca.are6 and s,nder
bank, 500 acres high landan in good ofo.- ana new
resdy for planting Buildings 10 accommodate ono hnn
dred hands more. With the place. win be soa nanisa
spocK ana nais, -Ea5 7-7. .gr
For TERMS &C., apply an above. .5
January IA Z: nnwf5
Valuable Sea Island Cotton and Rice PAat4tion
on The Ashepoo Ricer.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES,
: Real Estate Agenta, 10. SO Bxoad Street.
At Private Sale E5- @ c.&.a4ag 3Ba I'D @gs
NJ SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLANTATION, on
the Aabepoo River, the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad containing 1870 Of fand00 acres Of high
land cleared $50 acres Of Esee Land under bank With
the place is dwelling and outbild stable barn,
oyerseers house, and good negro enaafs Large crous
been made on these lands which. are OF the best
quality, and situated ut ne pitch Of tide for flowing
and draining. ,.5s unwf6 January Il
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Three WATER LOTS in Linehouse street known by
the numbers l5 81 md 43 In plat the Iirnehous.
sate the rst two measuring 81 feet and 105 feet
deep and the Last measuring 6s feet 'front.' and 106 feet
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-19

MANUAL OF PHYSICAL. EXERCISES. BY Will
liam Wood Harper 81 Brothers. Philadel-
phia Agents: ]. b. Lippincott & Co.
Mr.. Wood has given us valuable manual of
directions on the subject of physical exercise,
and some sensible advice in regard to the rules
essential to the preservation of health. His
work covers thoroughly the ground it intends
to, and is full of well-executed illustrations of
the various attitudes proper in gymnastics. 1t
gives useful directions and wholesome ad-
vice. At the end are appended seventeen rules
of health, which we can cordially commend to
the attention of every one. His work not only
contains the requisite information on the sub
ject of gymnastic exercises, but also care
fully prepared digest of the rules of all our
athletic sports. 1t is reliable as a daily moni-
tor, and is written by one evidently well
acquainted with the subjects of which he treats.
1t will become standard work for the preser-
vation of health.
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ENGINEERs AND MECHANICS POCKET Book.
By Charles ii. Haswell. New York: Harper
q Brothers. Philadelphia Agents; j. b. Lip
pincott Co.
We have seldom seen a work more tho
roughly useful and more thoroughly welcome
than the little one before us. Bound in a
shape to be carried in the pocket without in
convenience, it really contains an amount of
needful information which is positively anna
zing. 1t is an evidence of the immense supply
of data which can be accumulated by the in
dustrious men who understand the task. All
the information so often needed by engineers
and mechanics, and also by men of leisure, is
contained in this work. 1t is a perfect epitome
of valuable knowledge, and is compiled with
such care, and so properly indexed, that we
can have no trouble in turning to exactly
what we want to find. 1t contains nearly
seven hundred pages, yet is bound in COM
pass easily carried, and printed with singular
clearness. 1t is the twenty-frst edition of the
work.
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THE KINGDOMS OF LIGHT AND DARKNESS By
Lorenzo d. Blackson, Nichols Philadelphia
The work before us is the product of years
of preparation of colOred man, formerly a
slave. 1t is curious in many respects, but
does not exactly please us. We deprecate all
of those works which attempt to pierce the
mysteries of the latter days, and amplify what
is told to us in the Eastern metaphor of the
Bible. The present volume is an extended
account of the last war between 'King Alpha
and Abaddon," and is told somewhat in the
style of Bunyan. 1t is not a sacrilegiOus
work Intentionally, yet, with all his laudable
desire, we fear the author has rather tended to
bring the great mysteries treated of down to
the level of the earth. 1t is we'll written, and
is proof of what can be accomplished by self
education. To it are appended some poems,
simple in metre, and by no means inferior. 1t
is cheaply published, and may do good, al
though we have our doubts.
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LITERATURE.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.


The DAUGHTER OF AN EMPRESS BY Louisa
Muhlbach. New York: d. Appleton & Co.
philadelphia Agent @. w. Pitcher, No. sOS
Chesnut street
This last of the numerous productions from
the pen of this most prolific authoress is not
equal to its predecessors, although it partakes
of hegeneral characteristics of all its fellows 1t
Is historical novel, the plot of which is laid
in Russia, and is based in the most infnitesi-
NAL degree on what actually transpired. But
the connection between fact and fiction in this,
as in all Miss Muhlbach's novels, is SO ex-
tremely remote, that it really teaches nothing.
It is rather more overdrawn than any other Of
her productions, and deals entirely too much
in sentiment for anything but schoolgirls
fancy. OF course, it is composed of well-de
Iineated characters, and the transla tion is ex-
oellent. The style, however, pals upon the
reader when more than three or four tales
are read; and as this is about the eighth within
a year, we think we are justified in confess
ing a surfeit
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PROPOSALS
T United STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE.
~ No. 209 South SIXTH Street

NITBD STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE,
- No 2os South SIXTH Street
REPAIRS OF cAusEWAHYRss aT cHEsr GSs Fl 'f "a
adyersemeht asched to each viii be SG TSceved " az
isis saa fa1 fSGe until Y o'clock MONDAY October
70 6 Government t Piers at Chester, Pa, viz
said Causeways and Piers, as may be required some
tnree hundred perches, more less of foundation,
doubleisced, dry stone vail, and some six hundred
faces similar to that already usd dH@ in causeway9 wa Tbe
coping may vary In thickness from to 10 Inches, In
All the stone furnished to Be Of hard and durable
@guai,sy @ az aho OF such form as when laid TO make
BroI osals Will state the rate per perch Of twenty
for coping delivered on the premises, such quaint
'e sec Second S seSh sap Times m as shall be pc required
Iyerng on the CsusewAys aud Piers all the filling
gravel one ormore Of these The rate per cubic yard
] OF esSh 70 69 stated aud this rate to cover all ex
third set In duplicate for furnishing All the labor
the Causewsys Walls etc and FOR doing said ops
IN accordance with Instructions given. The work TO
tied together. All stones laid dry.
Of twenty-five cubic feet laid in the wall This rate
70 cover every expense OF preparing foundation
and relaylng petitions OF old work As far as pract
% cable the ne OLD materials now on the premises to be
Materials and labor will at all times be subject to
United States. All materials To- be delivered and
IaTOF PtTiUIIne9 t Oo ; py SenpaFy 10 Tar !. ls9s -
ment made. F F'
The general character Of work to be done and of
stone required, will be best understood by an examl-
nation Of the premises.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons whose signatures should be appended to the
guarantee, and who should be certified to as being
good and sufficient security by the United States Dis
Tlct Judge, Attorney, Collector, or other public
officer.
Envelopes to be lndorsed, "Repairs of Government
Causeways at Chester"
The proposals will be opened on MONDAY, Oct
q, 1867 at II o'clock NJ. Bidders invited to be
present.
For blank forms for proposals and other intorma
Q. SEAFORTH STEWART,
1Ol46t 1t Col, of Engineers,
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Harper & Brothers, through LippinoOtt,
send us copy of Miss M. E. Braddon's
'Brds of Prey" 1t is like all of that
authoress productions, and over its stilted
style and entangled plot we do not intend to
waste time or space.
j. B. Lippincott & Co. send us another
OF the beautiful series of Bulwer's novels
''The Last Days of Pompeii" 1t is bound in
rich green cloth, exquisitely printed, and
forms a most admirable edition of that stan
dard novelist.
Harper & Brothers give to the public
work by Mrs. diloart, entitled "The Curate's
Disciple" It is a pleasant novel, well writ
ten, although rather tame in some parts
The story drags too much, which is its chief
fault, although it will repay reading, as its
characters are all well delineated, and the
plot Is clear.
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pROP osALs FOR RAGE
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'sO OFFICE,
WAG1IN-GEnN- N q nnInhnr IE iee-


WASHINGTON, ID. O., October is, 1867
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until IL NJ on WEDNESDAY October 80, 1867, for
the delivery of the following articles of Quarternas
ters Stores at either of the points named to witt:
b. d o. Railroad Depot, Sixth street Wharf, or Lin
coin Depot
5l2eO0 five hundred and twelve thousand) pounds
of good sound, clean Oats, in good, strong
sacks, each sack containing one hundred
pounds.
$1,000 lfny-six thousand) pounds of prime Timothy
Hay, loose or in bales.
16S,000 Zone hundred and sixty-eight thousand)
pounds OF good, clean Wheat Straw, in
bales,
Bidders will state the price per pound for OATS In
Guiding sacks, and for Hay either baed loose
for Straw in bales and the number of pounds each
article they propose to furnish, and at which OF the
three points named above the delivery will be made
All articles delivered contracts made under this
notice Will be subject TO rigid inspection by in
spectoTs appointed by the undersigned, and none
received or paid for which do not come up to the
standard.
The names Of two good and responsible persons
must be given In each bid, who will act securities
in case the contract is awarded to the bidder. The
names OF these persons must be signed in their own
hands TO statement to the above effect, which will
accompany each bid.
Payment will be made in Government funds upon
completion OF contract, thereafter as funds
are furnished for the purpose.
The Proposals will be addressed to the undersigned
and endorsed Proposals for Furnishing Grain, Hay,
and Straw"
By order of the Quartermaster-General
j. c. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quarterma aster-G General,
10 II Ct Brevet Brigadier- Gen. u. S. Army.
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THE MoNTANos. A Novel. j. B. Lippincott &
Co., Philadelphia.
A very pleasant little narrative of the war,
and one in which that exhausted theme is
treated in a style which renders it really new,
because of the refreshing disregard of all pro-
liability. 1t is not properly war novel; it is
love tale, very well told. The fate of the
South is drawn in as an incident, and the
writer is eminently loyal. The characters are
all of that dignifed race of the upper-ten
which are never found anywhere in life.
They are all strikingly handsome, and ALL to
our mind, act in a ridiculous manner, which
no sane set of characters possibly would do.
But it is very happily told. 1t is sort Of
orOss-love, like we find in "Quits" and cat
Odds" and the dfnOuement, although anything
but probable, is not absolutely silly. It's
merit is as much as any novel of its class which
has been recently issued.
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T ,ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAaE, ~
ST, LOUIS, Missouri,
October 10, 1S67.ll
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Depotof Army
Clothing and Equipage No. sl9 N. Main street, Sc.
Louis on the 2Sh day of October instant commencing
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following articles OF Army
Clothing and Equipsge viz:--
$1,000 WOOLLEN BLANKETS.
These Blankets are all new and in The best condI:
tion, and offer great inducements to dealers.
small quantity of damaged property will be sold
at the same time and place. Samples OF all may ha
seen at the Depot at time previous to the sale.
Terms-Cash In Government funds, ten per cent
down. the balance before the goods taken from
the Depot, which must be within i've days after the
sae under forfeiture OF the purchase and the ten per
cent. deposited.
BY order Of the Quarterrnaster-G General
lOi6lltl JOHN F. RODGERS,
Captain and Military storekeeper q. s. A;
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DROPOSALs FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUB
l. MARINE TELEGRAPH CABLE.
CHIEF QgARTERMAsTER's oTFIoE,

ANY l1appr
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 13, 1867
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
II o'clock Nj WEDNESDAY, october 49, 1861, for
the purchase of the Submarine Telegraph Cable be-
tween Fort Monroe, Va, and CherIystone Va.
The Cable extends from the Back River Light, near
Fort Monroe to the Cherrystone Light and Is twenty
three nanes toaS long. Iess Tine conductor
consists of "a No. sixteen (16) copper WIRES
and is double armored The inside armor Is of No.
sixteen l6) wire; laid sprally The outside armor is
of No six (6) galvanized wire, laid parallel, and
bound with No. nine (9) galvanized wire the whole
weighing ten (1O) tons to the mile.
II was manufactured in Europe for the Government
during the war. -
Ithas lightning leak in it and ten splIces and will
be sold as IL lies,
The right of rejecting any or all proposals
which he may deem too low.
Payment 10 be made in Government funds, imme
diately after the receipt by the bidder of the
notification acquanting him with the acceptance Of
his bid.
Proposals should be plainly marked, Proposals for
the purchase of Submarine Telegraph Cable, and ad-
dressed TO the undersigned. - -
Bvt. Lt..Colonel and Quartermaster U. S. A.,
lOl76t Chief Quartermaster First Mil. Dist.