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The New York herald., 1871-11-12
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

sUR0PEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Srs1 70 Ss,9.s sUss ssr.ws a,s. AND LIvEarooI car
rxo Sailing everv Wednesday .
MxNSMnniNG wsinsrsy.. Il @s:sl
e,.s.0 From pier is north a,.sr' y
sc FL sEs.. iss ;s ~ re sari r. dos Sa 'ar''a'
S and % . IL nsaf
cDasSvSS sossA ssa s4.ass sss.swy sss IS broadway
lao,. r.aE rSE SUEESsrowS AND LIVERPOOL.
oIry cIry 81 oy Ts4ssHiFaIoE ssM harsaas
CITY 6S q; NJ, November %Sss M a.
CIV ~ ~ skSTSsELs sSp%e SATURDAY. NsvemDer 2S
sHs each Saturday Tsu.as from
p.v.n. ., oo,i Rates Of Passage
R. CABIN - o"- yas s.eersyys rsysos In Currency sso
S rS Fsss koason.. 49,. t. t1Ssen Fsss
Pass: ss5s ,.,o H.nda swsaen
can :sns Be @s,s oy
soHS i =; ;;,o.sIs;. 0AEG; xssas.
N AiGsST sfRAH TO !SSlhEisssrovs AND L1vssroon.
from per ~ North River.
Tayr2 Tay QUEEN ZEN Thomas ss'ura.y: Noy. is a.sA.M
sfAs s.s..s Gre q oa psf
rrsoaa ,, ,seS..s q css. som
oIO@u~&. 3. ". >. HURST, MANAGER.
STEAM TO LrvEsSSos si,oa - AiR S5ss sssuxEssrows.
ss .ss: ss;:ss Ss:ssss sssS s:s ss III s'ss'
For freight caen passage apply = No Bowling 0resn
saSn nS .'''s' 'a',tEEI ssRf
hagen 70 land psssen -en and mails
FRANKIiN. Captain =. Drsyer.
sss s g y. ,,,, =.
Bahio reoeveI an, through bills Of iaiins signsA For
ir'sh' Or pA'''4ws wENTr fRPiy q nAMMELssskc Asen
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRASsAThAsI!c consANy,s MAI.
nn The o ss 50 50 s Ess !. .Gs % the CONT
VILE DE PARIS surmon.. Saturday. necsmser :
sT nATkkST Lsm.ris sssudsy, Dsos%bsr % .
Price Of passage gold wine 70 srss. Ha.r
First c.Oln Euos.o csss .. ssScsS rSs
These 90 nos carry ssr.ge co
lie sS :Sos saos
Ing
wv New YORK Cork ana Liys,posl New and full pow
OCEANIC, ANTARCTIC, REPUBLIOS
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADklATlCS
6OOO bur,hen, tons 5000 horse power each.
Sailing from New York Saturdays. from Liverpool
Tharsdays, calling a CorK Harbor each way.
ATLANTIC, Nnv. II, at4 P. M
From the White dock, PavOnia ferry jersey City.
Passenger for all casseB unrivaled, com
Saoops stscrooms smok ngroom anc bathrooms mid
shp section where least moion e- Surgeons Aad stew
srdesses accompany these steamers.
$50 in gold &1o In currency.
Those wishing sem for friends the Old Country
can steeragc prepaid certificates rs
all parts Of America Paris
Hamburg Norway. Sweden. India, Ausrals, China, 20
Excursion tickets granted n lowest rates.
Drafts from El upward =. =.
For Information apply At the companys ONCE NO ~
broadway, Now York '. H. SfAhAS' Agent
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY, MEMBER or CHURCH. rLAIN, sIN0LR
- OF widow, 2S 10 70, reDned, amiauie nd weathys
vac would correspon with gentisman NJ som, meanss|
VIEW 70 marriage, whose sincerity integrity inn0t ~
once Z
The New York herald., 1871-11-12

CuNARD LINE. "
NAIL STEAMSHIPS
between New York liverpool calling nj CORK Haoor
JAVA, Wednesday, Nov. ID CALAhhIA snsaays rovss'
CUBA Wednesday, Nov a. BATAvM, sardw. nov. is.
SEQ ria. Nov CALABRIA. sAcday, DOC "
RUSSIA, Wedn'day, Dec IL PARIHlA. Saturday. Dec @
RATgs nv pAksAoY
Cabin syo eioo and $780, go'd according 70 soeommoaA
tion.
Tickets to Paris. sls, gold. additional
Return t,ctets favorable termA
HtccrARe $50 currcnc,. r......--. - -,
Throush bus cf isdins given for Rsast Gasgow Hav~.
Antwerp nnd other pors on Continent and for heier
ranean ponA :. 49, r---,
ror sscrass pssssss Il III bros way. Trinity Raildine.
OiiAS. q. FKANCkLfN. Assent
The New York herald., 1871-11-12

NY PERSON GOING TO DENVER OR SALT IAKE
N ticket at icss than regular ratoa Al
dress Et'ONOMY. Herald Office.
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G. EO r G. ETC w N.

THE DONOVAN HoMIC1DE.-DanielM cCarty,
the alleged murderer of Jeremiah Donovan,
cannot be foond and it is now almost certain
that he hsS lett the city - avoid arre~t. There
Is doubt here that he inflicted the blows which
resulted I'm the death of Donovan. The statement
that the parties with Donovan were at Mrs.
Browns sore, corner of Fayettee and2d streets,
on Sunday night, is a mistake. They were in
that store on Saturday and MOI Sunday night, as
stated.
MILL Recommendations Shoemaker IS
making some noteworthy improvements at his
mill on Water street Workmen are busily en-
gagged in taking out the old overshot wheel and
replacing it with new turbine or lie Fell wheel,
about 26K inches in diameter and 50 inches in
crcumfel ence. In consequence of this, other
changes of machinery viii be necessary, and il
is estimated that the entire cost of the improve
ment will be about 5000. The lie Fell wheel
and in other cities for several years past, but
this will be the only one of the Kind in our city.
THE BREAK IN THE CANAL.-The Borden
Mining Company received dispatch from
Hagerstown last night stating that the break in
the canal near Shepherdstown would be repaired
by Friday, and that light boats would pass early
this morning. dispatch received to-day at the
Collectors Office from Engineer Hutton, corroh-
CRATES the telegram OF yesterday, that loaded
boats will be able to pass the break tomorrow
morning.
UP TO NOON to-day there were no arrivals Of
grain, either by river or canal.
SHIPMENTS OF FLoCR-Wm. H. Tenney &
Sons shipped TO New York to-day 100 barrels OF
flour, per steamer John Gibson; Herr and welch
shipped, by the same steamer, to the same point,
800 barrels Of flour.
The extraordinarily schooner Gazelle
from Havre-de-Grace, with coal for Dickson &
King, and the steamer Express, from Baltimore.
Cleared-The j. G. McShain, from Mayfeld &,
Hieston's wharf, with coal for the Naval Acade-
my, Annapolis, and from HYDE & Tyler's wharf
the steamer New York. for Philadelphia.
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THE COIRTS.

EQUITY COURT. Judge Wylie-CIark VS.. Clark;
searer ct al; order reference to auditor and
report on division of estate. Hunter Hunter ct
Of divorce Comsn Ys Adams rn Mi D disFsSn
lutte; Talbot We. Talbot ct al: decree passed July
to sell Child vs. Trist decree pro confesso SET aside
and leave granted defendant TO answer. Fuller VS.
testimony denied. Coyle vs. Coyle; order reminding
case TO auditor to ascertain indebtedness to building
day, July %.
POLICE COURT, Judge Gray.-To-pAy.-After
the court opened this morning. the question was put
i 70 .hs 4 there Were any cases OF violation Of
common belief that the supreme Court had decided
not the fact however, such decision had been
made. This impression had gained currency through
and should be corrected as much mischief had been
done. and hardships inflicted poor people in the
nas HMse DrSa on
workhouse in default Of security. Charles Weaver,
q bag ii rags; lined 81 ice A '0i0'so larceny
Barbara ssnee Charged With sSrsSg In the street
Barbara is German, and the cursing was in Dutch.
cnrsipg in Dutch but others testified that she also
Cursed in English, and the Judge fined her SIS, or
MIscELIASKous LOT.
Owen Meouade, placing barrel of manure on the
street ss Ann Shea charged with being very pro
harboring a dog of the male gender without a IL
cense; S5. An appeal was taken.
FREE FIGHT AT CHURCH FAIR
Lewis Medley, VIM. Allen, Daniel Holland, Mar
tina oden and Elizabeth Brown, charged with riot
the er dsTss q Sn ssns fSs
This affair turned into free fight in which all got
pretty badly punished Medley, Holland and Oden
were fined SIS leach. ieN'
THE CITY HALL PILFERIN0QAsE.
Benjamin Johnson, the colored man charged with
stealing books and papers from the City Hall was
held Tor action Of the grand jury. =
w. z. Ford Fielder Carroll, Thomas Seaut Peter
Hoyes, Elizabeth Hood, Jos. Croson, kee ping dogs
ing dog; IS. =. -- :,
SlJ FOR A GLASS OF BEER.
John 81 inney, charged with larceny of about sls
N greenbacks from counfryman, The money was
taken from pocketb book placed in bag laying in
the so omit wagon. Complaining witness
stated that be was delivering roasting ears in
Hookers Division. and stopped on ID street. between
l2th and 18th streets. He visited whisky rancho In
that vicinity to get glass Of beer, and the money
was stolen from the wagon, The testimony seemed
70 mpilcste others, and the case was dismissed
Menry Srlder, assault ON johanna Order, his WIFE
IN tesunony showed that Henry gets drunk, ard,
when IVA this condition, uses his wife and little boy
IN bfutalmanner; fined s5and costs. Adjourned.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. 6c.
ARE a SON,
u. e ERS,

u. ERs,
FINE e.
1913 7TH STREET N. W., BH
are selling
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR at @ VI
pURNT MILLS BEST FAMILY fLNVh c.
50 23 per ! Dbl. sack.
FLOUR all grades and all prices
STRICTLY CHOICE BUTTkRl
REAUTIFuI YELLOW GOSHEN BUrIkk
CoFFEEsl CoFFEEsi 49,,
We roast our Coffees fresh every day IN -
P,otrrsr which saves all the natural arofoe s -
Coffee save Is 10 - Ter cent. BY buyins 5S~f S~'
of US as we use n o rafsf In cooling tben'
NV TrIsI NEW TEAsl
Our stock of Teas includes some Of the npe. Teas
brought 20 this country.
Imperial Tea from Is cents per pound nd urvaras
Beautiful Imperial, Gunpowde.. YounC HvsrS,1
Japan, oolong and ET.yIish Brcakfsst Tea.
at 81 per pound Very fine Teas be-
zen 4sc. ana III per pound
ALE and PORTER, rs cts. per don. bottles.
5pounds SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS Tor a
FANCY CAKES In Variety.
Cs. OHARE q SON,
1918 7th street N. W. bet. N and N.
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CITY ITEMS.

ODD LOTS of cashmere vests, about 100 in
number, will be disposed of at from al to Al. 80
each, by A. Straus, Clothier, 1e11 Penna. ave,
between 10th and 18th streets.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, Etc.

NY III. TENNEY-S
BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
Made by W. H. TENNEY a SONS, from selected
wheat. Equal in quality 10 any in the District.
For sale In Washington by
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
POOLE HUME, r. y MORSELL.
HALL HUME, WM. ORME a SON,
BEALL A BAKER, Cullen BRO.
GEO. W. CIsSEL, G O'HARE Sons,
W. III. n. CISSEL. WILSON A SCHULTZ.
p. p. LITTLE CO. X r WLITE,
RlGGLEs GADsBN.
In Georgetown,by
W. 7. HEBRON, A GAEGLER.
GEO. W. ORME NJ r. GOnDkRp
G. A. UPPERMAN, THOs. kNOMIE
~ Aim
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The PoUNpNAsTER-Hr WORK AyD WORRY.
Poundmaster Wheelock in the last fsrty-eiQht
hours has impounded thirty cows, I've horses,
TWO mules, two goats, sixteen hogs, twenty three
police men, started to the posnd withT5 eeus this
morning, but the ira1e owners of the straying
cattle, by strategy and force, reduced the drove
10 IL before they were penned. The police ar
legal recaptures win be prevented. Georgetown
Is sSin afflicted with animals at large, and the
progressive others there who do not adhere 10
the ancient faith that hogs are the best scayeu-
gers, viii welcome Poundmaster WAeelock and
his effcient corps OF dog and bog snatehers with
rejoicing.
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EIsEwHERE will be seen the advertisement of
MT Rudolph Eichhorn, the veli-known proyis-
ION dealer In our city markets, who has opened,
also, an extensive store, No. 6N Louisiana ave-
dealer, keeping only the best quality of meats.
and he viii undoubtedly have large business al
mis- store in the wholesale and retail way, a. he
has ia the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-27

WORK on THE NEW STATE DEPARTMENT
BUIDINe.--The excavation for the new state
Department building, south of the Navy Depart
ment, is progressing rapidly, and has been more
than half completed. Thus far, over 1900 cart
loads of earth have been removed, and II Is est-
mated that nearly 1900 loads are yet 70 oe
taken out. The excavation Is 265 by 40 feet, anu
Al feet deep, and viii be finished about the nrst
of September, though the work upon the ioun-
dalton will be commenced about the middle OF
next month. A neat two-story frame structure
has been erected on nth street, just back OF the
Navy Department, 70 be used as Offices for the
superintendent and assistants. About 500 labor
ers and large number of horses and carts are
now employed upon the work, and next month
quite a large force of stone masons viii be put
to work on the foundation.
AN INSANE MOTHER AND Two DEsTITCTE
AND NEGLECTED CHILDRES.-Yesterdsy morn
ing officer Roth found a woman named Vary
Watkins laboring under temporary insanity from
the excessive use of liquor, and took her to the
| 9th precinct station. DIS. Elliot and Duncan
| son attended her, and to-day she is worse
| than she has been. Lieut.. Ecklof visited her
house and found two children, aged Il and years
old, perfectly destitute, and ore of them afflicted
| They are being provided for by the neighbors.
/ A
| REAL tortoise shell hoop earrings, beautiful
| styles, received at P1fgg's, on the Avenue.
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FROM the National News Company we have
XcRtAiy for September.
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ing Of the Grand Lodge, /. o. o. F., last night,
the following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing teTm:-Andrew jackson, grand master;
S SSa9e TMAS STs . deputy gsn9 Ia.te;
Sweet, grand secretary; Samuel Wise, grand
treasursri VIZ. X. Mclean, grand representa-
tive.
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FUEL FoR THE ORPnANs.-The large number
OF trees cut down in the White Lot and Presi-
dents grounds TO make room for the new State
department. Executive avenue, and Presidents
stables, yielding over 100 cords OF wood have
been turned over TO the Soldiers and Sailors
orphan Asylum, and by next winter will make
excellent fuel.
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DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
FLOUR HAS DECLINED, AND THOSE WHO
PATRoNIZE Us WILL RECEiyE THE
BENEFIT OF THE DECLINE.
PRICE REDUCED FROM Soc TO 81 PER BBL
ACCORDING TO BRAND.
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osTI LosTi LosTI
SIGHT OF,
That grcceryman who was trying 10 compete With
BRAY q BRO.
Best Family Flour in the market, So IS quarter
Dbl for S2-x ss good can be got for S2so GUAR
ter Dbl.
Pine Apple Hams, 4. C., only lsc. 10.
sugar-cured Hams, loo. III.
Sugar cured Breakfast Bacon, 1850. H.
Csssards Shoulder Bacon, &C. ID.
Csssards Leaf Lard, lac. ID.
Best Butter, only soc. III.
Choice p. X. Sugar, only lie. III.
Best Demerera Sugar, only l21c. ID.
Beet w hite Sugar, only l3c. 10.
C0FFEEs AND TEAS.
bbest java, e. II: Lsguyrs Coffee, ~. ~.
toasted 90 xc d.; do. Roasted, &c. n,
Best Rio Coffee, 9ec. N.
Roasted, 24c. Ib,
Best Black Tea. SOC. III.
Japan Tea only Sc. ID.
Choice Imperial and Gunpowder Teas, 81 per m
just received, Salmon in oil, and choice lot OF
3sl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
yl Between 81 and a. SITS. north side.
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CLOTHING.
Ds,1.,gln fLs D,.e.0.I.oy. Ill ~,

During the PrerdiIing Hard Times
III becomes every one to economic in their ex-
pendltures. In the article of clothing alone a
sufficient saving can be effected TO mitigate in a
measure the prevailing scarcity OF money at
n. WALLAcH's, corner IL st. and Pa. ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
seiling the best articles OF clothing that can be
obtained, at from Is to 20 per cent. cheaper than
any other house.
DontJG to give me a cal.
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Loo AL NEWS.
The District Militia.

PROVISIONS OF THE NEW BILL.
Erery Ci,ista Letpceea Is aEd 4j Years Old 20 81
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Fine Enameled Orode Watches,
received at Priggs Jewelry Store, No. 46 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Az and 9th streets.
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- " ALLhths
631 Penn. avenue, corner Ak ~

LADIES' ENTERTAINMENTS of all descriptions.
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at q. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory
9TH stree, intelligencer Building.
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LADIES will please call and see our improved
styles of Corsets all made OF the best materials,
and every pair warranted to fit. G. BAUM, Cor
ing,
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HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made IN
order, and always a good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at G. BAUM's Heop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building
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Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Bazaar,
1000 Pennsylvania ayenue.
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l
Extra flne..-.--.----.....-...........l1 Sc
As VIII be seen &y the above list our stock com
prises sixteen different varieties, Of which we have
alarge supply now on hand, and are constantly re-
cevng fresh invoices and our facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the are such as that we have
no hestancy in asserting that are able to conpete
fully with any house this side of New York.
COFFEE.
Our stock in this line is also Large and Complete
JhnA-Old Government Roasted. SOC
yanA- Green.-.--...........-. 2 Sc
yanA-Choicest Old government Roasted. sc
yANA-Choicest Old Government Green 3fc
MahASAiBO-koa SOC
MIAhAcAIbO-6ree 25c
6iO-Best 3 SC
hioo-Best 2oc
niO-oooo &c
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OTn DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best inn
ported, and always the largest assortment OF
sizes and colors, at G. BAUMs Kid Glove Depot,
9TH street, Intelligencer Building.
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Ice CREAM.-Harvey & Holden, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts of the
city, in quantities to suit the purchaser. If
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ELOUR DOwNi

ELOUR DOwNi
FLOUR DOwNn
FLOUR DOWN III
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SHERRY WINE IN BOND
we hsys 1 fsy e. Sssks very Rsls s1d dslioees
town, d. O., which We viii sell Ct . very mall "a
vance. II 4 wine q our Own importation from he
nounced By judges the finest wine this side ths
Atlantic. Samples can be sssn q our Store.
Martin Co.'S world renowned PURE WHAT
WHISKY, distelled from the best grain expressly
1;ls::. b skoS giSS 4 1D5LiIoS:
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DIR. WHITE, Ckiropodist, extracts Corns
relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails &c,
without pain. Rooms No. 535 18th street, oppo-
ste Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
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HAMS AND BACON.

We have Just received several very heavy invoice
and quote:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-08
The Message.

The annual message of President
Grant, to which we devote large
share of our space this week, will
be read with general interest and
satisfaction. AS plain, practical,
straightforward statement of the
condition of public affairs it is char
acteristic of it's author. 1t is un-
pretentious in style, devoid of bun
combe or rebosity, clear and intelli-
gent in its details of past executive
administrations and sensible and
patriotic in its suggestions for the
future. The greater part of its
recommendations will meet with
the unqualified assent of the coun'
try. That portion of the message
relating to financial affairs shows
that the President is fully in accord
with public sentiment. The policy
of rapid reduction of the public
debt having had the desired effect
in placing the credit of the govern
ment on impregnable ground, 1t is
not longer desirable that the re
sources of the country should be
heavily taxed for that purpose
The President accordingly recon-
mends the modification Of the tariff
and the abolition of all interna
revenue except those upon liquors
tobacco and stamps. The recon-
mendation of an act OF amnesty is
well timed, and attests at once the
liberality and good sense of tho
President. Those portions Of tho
message which treat of civil service
reform, the disposition of the pub
lie lands, operations against the
Ku-Klux, affairs in Utah, the treat!
with Great Britain and emanclpa
ton in Brazil will not fail to secure
the thoughtful attention and genera
acquiescence of the public.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-08

s. N. CSGOOD.
Gol9 Ag' { for Buchanan Co., Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-12-08

The report of the Secretary of
the Navy shows an Improvement in
the number and efficiency of our
naval force without material in
crease in the expense of supporting
it. This is due to the policy which
has been adopted, and is being ex-
tended as fast as our material will
admit, of using smaller vessels as
cruisers on the several stations; by
this means we have been enabled
to occupy at once large amount of
cruising ground, to visit more fire.
quently the posts where the pres
ence of our flag is desirable, and
generally to discharge more eff
ciently the appropriate duties OF the
navy in the time of peace, without
exceeding the number or expendi-
lures authorized by the law. Du-
ring the past year the navy has, in
addition to itsyegular service, sup
piled the men and officers for the
vessels of the coast survey, and has
completed the surveys authorized
by Congress, Of the isthmus Of Da-
rian and Tehuantepec, and under
like authority has sent out an expo
dition completely furnished and
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suggestions as occur to ne to be
proper for your consideration. /
submit them with the confidence
that your combined action viii DC
wise, statesmanlike, ana in the best
interests of the whole country.
Signed L. S. GRANT,
President.
Executive Mansion, Dec. 3, a. d. III.