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OFFICERS AND CADETS

U. S. MILITARY ACADEMY,

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JUNE, 1860.

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B O A R D O F V I S I T O R S . The following named Gentlemen were invited by the Hon. Secretary of War to

attend the Examination of the Cadets of the U. S. iUilitav Academy, i n

JUNE, 1860.

GEORGE T. WOOn, Esqr., (PmsInEm) - - - - - - KENTUCKY. COLONEL JOHN P. PLOCUM, (SECRETARY)- - - - XHODE ISLAND. COLONEL EDWARD B. BRYAN, - - - - - - - - FOUTH CAROLIN!. JOSEPH T. COPELAND, Esqr., - . . . . . - . lIICHIG4N. ’ ,’ ’ VICTOR DU POXT, Esqr., ~ - . - - . . - - - DELAWARE. . JCDGEW. W. FLOYD, - - . - - . . - - - . ARKANSAS GWERAL D. M. FROST, - - - - - - - - - - - XFPOURI. ’-

GENERAL JOHN J. GOOD, - - - . - . - . TEXAS. EDYOND L. GOOLD Esqr., - . . - . - - - . . CAIJFORKIA. COLONEL JOHN K. HOWARD, - - - - - - - - TEXSESSEE. WILLIAM E. JONES, Esqr., - - . - . - - - - - T7RGKIA. HON. GEORGEP. MARSH, - - - - - - - - - - YERMONT. DR. JOHX A. SKINXER, - - - - - - - - - - - ISDIANA. EIIWARI) A. STEVENS, Esqr., - - - - - - - - SEW JERSEY. PROFEYEOR d. S. TVOODMAN, - - - - - - -

a16 ISAAC S. WARMOTH, Esqr., - - - - - - - -

*Not Present.

E X T R A C T FROB1 A X A C T O F CONGRESS, APPROVED A U G U S T @TI�,1646. SEC.2. And be i t further enacted, that the President be authori/cd It? appoint a

Board of Visitors to attend the annual examination of the Mjlitar! Arad, ill,-,whose duty i t shall be to report to the Secretary of War, for the inrwmotion 111 c . ‘V~reas, a t the commencement of the next succeeding sesaion, the actrial atate Of the d t i d pline, instruction, police, administration, fiscal affairs, and other soncerns Of the/ Institution.-Provided, That the whole number of Visitors each yeW, &&‘d exceed the half of the number of the States i n the Union; and that they shall be selected, alternately from every second State, each member being a bmaJZde resi­dent citizen of the State from which he shall be appointed; that not less than six members shall be taken from among officers actually serving in the militia ; and that a second member shall not be taken from any Congressional district, until every other district in the State shall have supplied a member.-Prouided further, That no compensation shall be made to said members, beyond the payment of their expenses for hoard and lodging while at the Military Academy, and an allowance not to exceed eight cents per mile, for travelling by the shortest mail route fom their respective homes to the Academy, and back to their homes.

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OFFICERS OF TEE MILITARY ACADEMY,

Colonel RICHARD DELAFIELD, Major Corps of Engineers, with Local RHnk of Col. ( i f Encineerr,

Superintendent ?f the Military Academy and Commandant nf the Post.

,/ . ACADEMIC S T A F F . *'

DRYSIS H. &?AHAS, L.LJ1 ,Prnfes.sm' of Military and Civil Enginrering

2 1 Lient. GonFRm WEITLEI.,Engiticers, Acting A.?si.slnnl Profcssors i f Xili-W. S S Y I ~ U ,2 I Lietit. G E ~ R G I : A. M., Engineers, ]. tary and Ciidl Engineering.

1st Licut. Jorn 11. SCHOFIELTI,1st Artillwy , Assistant P n f a s w of Philosophy. 1st Lirnt. GEORGE H. DIESDELL, Top'l Engineers, ) Ac!ing Asfiaant Professors of 2d, Liclit. C'IRI.S B. CnmocK, ~ i l g i n e ~ r s , f Philosopky . AJHERTE. (Brnm, L.L.D., Profesor ofMaLhemaLh. 1 s t I.ieut. BOCvmsEvR K.WIRRKV,Top'l Engineers:Assistant Pri~f~.ssor~r~lClalhmm!b*.

Acting Aaaistanl Pr~fi:ssor.s of Ala!henia!icr.

7 Oinrd't of Cad& and Instructor of Arl'y Tactics,Arm?, Organizutim,ry , I

,,f Lt. Col. of Engumrs, Xquitation, Out Port Duly; Inf'y !&dim, Strategy d Grand Rcctics.

1st Licnt. ('nartr.xs W. FIELD,2.1 Cavalry, Assistant Inatruclor qf Cucnlr?l.

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1st Lieut. HESRYDOCGUSS,9th Infnntry, ASs6tanl PI P I Licut. JAXES bkJ i rLw, 2d Iufwtry, ~ c t i n gAssiafunl Professor of Urauing. HYACISTHR. AGSEL,Profasor of the French Language

Du BARRY,1stLieut. BEEKBIAS Sd Artillery, Assistant I'rnfcssor of the Frenc7L Language.

1st Licut. WALWORTUJESKISS, 1st Artillery, Professor Of the c1 E'renrh Lnnqnap. a d Profasor ~ e o g r w ~ ~ y y , and 0.Rev, JOHs w, FREscH, A, y,, f! ~ l ~ a i n ,

Elhics. ~ ~ k t o r y

Pr'ks"r Of Geng-1st Licut. STEPEEJV. BE&, A. BI., Ordnance Corps, 1. raphy, Hislory and Ethics. 1st Lieut. HEXRYC. SYXOXDS,2d Artillery, mfmms ,,, Gm. ,

1st Lieut. JOIIS T. GRERIE,A. 11. 2d Artillery, g? aphy, Hislmy and $,,2d Lieut. HEnmAs BIGGS,1st Infantry,

HESRYL. KESDKICX, A. M., PmfessOr Of chsm&V,MhWl'n@Y Und ",'?kW. ,

31. VISC~CJT,1st Lieut. THOMAS ?d Artillery, ]. P?fmor os.?Am41

dlineraknfl and Gmkgy. PATRICEDE JISOS, Prflessor $the Spanish I.angq?% &'-.,, Bvt. 2d Lieut. SAXUEI. 1%.Ixlmmr, Engineers, �?&u&r of the Spanish

Language p Bvt. 2d Lieut. EUAS R. CARUSG,2d Artillery, Acting Assistant, &oFhe]. Spanixh L a n p q e . Captain JAXES Ordnance Corps, Instructor of Ordnance and Gunnery. !G. REXTOY, 1s t Lieut. JAJIFSC. UCASE,Engineers, Inxtrudor OJ I'ractieal WlifaiyBngineering.

2d Lieut. EDWARDP. .4LExaKDEE, Engineers, 5 * Imtmdor 0s I'radica' Enginwwy.

1st Licut. JOHSC. KELTOS,GthInfantry, IndruUor in the lise ofSmaZ2 Arms. ANTOXIIORESTZ,Sword Master, Aasidtn& to tk Instrudor in the 13e of Smull Arms.

MILITARY STAFF, 1s t Lieut. PAXCEL B. HOURIRD,1st Infantry, ALEjutant. Surgeon CHARLESMCDOCGALL,M.D. Assistant Surgeon JOHN F. HmXoh'~,M.D. Assistant Surgeoil JOHXCAMPBELL,M. D. 1st Liout. JAXJSC. DUKE, Treasurer. 2d Lieut. Smum S. CARROLL,&uarferM&.

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Names marked thus * are to be attached to the next Avmy Register, in conformity with a regulation for the government of the NilitaTy Acade­my, requiring the names of the most distinguished Cadets, not ezceediny

f i v e in each Class, to be reported for this ptirjose at each annual EZ­amination.

Cadets whose names are marked 1lius -f were found defkient, aid turned beck, to re-commence the studies of their respective Classes.

Cadets whose names are marked thus $ were found dejicient, and recommended for discharge

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FIRST CLASS-41 MEMBERS-1860.

I I ' State.

N. Y. 15Theodore Edson, Mass. 6 James I�. Wilson. Ill. 'IlBenjaniin F. Slonn. Jr.. 19. C. 8 James M.\.Vliittemore, Jr.. Mass. do '19, 3,13 7 ' 8 729' 8231 47123 9'Alanson hl. Kandol. IN. Y. do 1171 8 7 ' 61 7 81 91 7' 2 1

10 Cornelius Hook. Jr.: Ill. do 17 6 ' 8' 8 313 6 6) 6 1 7 1 2 10 24'132 1

12'Jolin hI. Wilson. W. !I1. do 171 7 171 9'1022 111'13l 13 Josiah II. Kellogg.14 SteDlien D. Ramseur.

Pa. N. C.

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18 8 1 2 20117 392123117~56128 18' 1 '15'1618 35 12'1014 1 53 38

15 E d k r d R. Hopkine.

Il'William TIr.McCreery, Jr.,iAtLar:e, I do 18 10 ~ 1 0

161DanielI). Lvnn, 1 7 Samuel A. Foster. 181Alex.C.hI.Penniugt~n.Jr.. 1 19'John hl. Kerr, 20 Albert M. Powell, 21lAlfred T.Smith, 22 Webley Merritt, fa-/J&rnes P. Martin, 24'Jol-mR. B. Burtwell, 25lWilfiStkt G. Jones. 26 Martin V. B. Lemris, 27 Salem 5. Marah, 28 Wade 11. Gihbes, 2dCharles S. Bowman. AtLarge, ' do 118' 4 16 32 25 28 26 14 29 1 97131 30 Samuel T. Cnsliing. It. I. ' do 1 6 1 3 4 2 3 2 4 1 9 1 6 1 6 3 0 16674 31 Frank Huger. A t L a w . ' do l v l 9 ' 28 29 33 18 8 16 55 39l21

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'*32 Robert H. Hall, 111. do '17 7 243O35271l13133 88~69 i r 33 John N. Andrews, Del. do 16 1 1 37 39 32 36 32138 24 1112,73

34 Hdward B. D. Rileg-, A t I US. do 16 1 20 3:1 37 35 39 35 William H. Jordan. Ohio, do I S 0 33?(1JG20:%5::098 ::i2 2

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FIRST CLASS-41

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36'John J. Sweet,37/Lyman Mishler, Pa. 38 George S.Hollister, 39 George W. Vanderbilt, 40 James M. Warner, 41Harold Borland,

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SEC(>ND GILASS-50

*1Henry A. Du Pant, *2(Heory W. Kiiigsbury

,__ E.Rehcock,*ille *4 AdeloertJnres *5'Emery Upton,

6 Llewellyn G. Hoxton, 7 Eduiund Kirbj . 8 Charles E.Cross, 9 Adelbert It. Ihltington,

10 Nathaniel R. Chambliss, 11Samuel N. Benjamin, x. P. 12 John W. Barlow, Tis . 13'Judson Kilpatrich, N. J. 14'John I. Rodgers, Ila. ~

1 5John Adair, Jr., loregoil+ 16 Charles E. Patterson, Ark. 17;Charles McK. Leoser, 18 George W. Dresser, 19 Malbone F. \Vatson, 20 '~luwlesE Iinzlett, 21 William A. Nilderkin, 22 Franklin Harwood, 23 Henry C. Hasbrouck. 24 Guy V. Henry, 25 Jamb H. Ptnyser, 26 J. Benson Williams, 27 Jacob P. Kent, 28 Jacob B. Rawlcs,

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2S1FrancisA. Davies, 30 James hi. Kennard, 3l 'John S. Poland,

'$ 32 Charles C. Campbell, U K 33'Erskine Gittings,

341Jolin Pellldm, 35,Eugene U.Bcaumopt,

hlEMBERS--1860.

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SECOND CLASS-50 hlEhlBERS.-1860.

41Leonard Martin.

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IN. Y. KY.

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THIRD CLASS--57 MEEPllBERS--1860.

*5 'bniel \V. khgler, 6 Willi;m 13. Harris, 7'Jdiii I!. O'Brien, 8 Allred Mordecai, 9 David H. Buel,

10 Tlionias C. Bradford, 11 Stephen C. Lyford, Jr., I?'Alonzo 13. Cushing, 13~RichardM. Hill, 14 Charles P. Ball, 15iWilliam R. Jones, 161LawrenceS. Babbitt: 171PeterC. Hains, 18:GeorgeH. Frost. 19'Joseph C. 'AWciiried. 20'John J, t+anicrt, 21 Georpd A. Wootli~~fl:

T. Peapson Farley:zel+aul F. paison, 2=40gan,

p. T~ii~il~ett, 26lFrancis H. Parker. 27/Alexander 1).Moore, 281Julius TV. Adarus, Jr., 2 9I Will iaui 14'. N iem eyer, 30:Lucicn D. Sandidgo, 31 John R. Edie, Jr., 32,Justin E. Dimick,

35 Cliarles C. Palsous,

N.Y. 'July 1, '67, 20 11 'Conn. Sept. 1, '57,18 9 IPa. July 1, '57, 18 7 ILt ~nrpe, Scpt. I , '57, 19'11 N. Y. I J U I ~ I , '56, 20 11 N. Y. 'July 1, '5i, 191 0 at ~.arbe, ' do 161 4 A t Large, ' do 17l 0 N. Y. Sept. 1, ' 5 7 , 1 7 11 8 6 10J1 ~10; 9; 'R. I. July 1, '5?,20 0 3 2 1 2 2 46 N.H. do l i l 1 0 181915 9 14 0 N. T. do 16 5 10172123 ' 5 5 33 ~ t ~ a r g ~ , (lo 18 10 113328 8 25 7 Ala. do 1911 1223263.5 41 29 Va. do 16 7 1 9 5 749 831 58 A t Lnrge, do 18'4 27 24 13 3 51' 29 S.J. tlo 16'11 16363612 50 24 La. scpt. 1. 1 5 7 , l ~ 'G 36 9 1 2 1 3 22 13 Pa. July 1, '57, 1 7 8 2 9 2 0 2 3 16 3 0 va. do 18 2 20 7 948 101 63 Mich. do 171 1 1 7 283410 116 65 A L I . W ~ P , do 18 4 28 3 2 38 1 8 3 N. C. do 171 1 24271440 83 51 Va. Sept. 1, ' S i . 18 1 15 14 1957 169 97 Tenn. July 1, '67,18 9 30 16 1137i~107 68 N. Y. do 19 G 13343539 136 81 N. c. do 1191 3 312527201 '10 40 Ky. do 171 2 25394330 2 0 A t ~ n r p e , do 1 7 1 2 3 3 0 3 7 26 108 63 La. do 19 (i33192038 9 3 ~56 Pa. do 17 G 2138315 AC I arge, July 1, '56. 16' 8 22 11 2.3 5 Pa. Sept. 1, '57,118'11 4120241 hlnss. July 1, '57,l'i 10 39 22 16 2 7 109 78 01110, do 19 2 :;4181836 140 92

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THIRD CLASS-57 MEMBERS -1860.

36'Felix H. Robertson, 37 James P. Drouillard, 38 Philip H. Hemington, 39 Joseph B. Canipbell, 401.Joliii TV. Lea, 41'Le Roy S.Elhert, 42lI'ierce B. Young, 43 James P. Parker, d ~ u g e n eCarter, 45 William D. Fuller, 46 David G. White, 4 7 John I�. Kelly, 48 Samuel P. Ferris, 49 George 0. Watts, 50 William H. Browne, 51 Charles N. Warner, 52,Johii Lane, 53 George N. Reynolds, 54 William W.Dunlap, 55 Frank A. Reynolds, 56'Ednrard S. Willis,

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jl'exas, Ohio, Ill. N. H. Miss. Iowa, Ga. lhilo. 'Me. (ble. Md.

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FOURTII CLASS-54 MEMBEIIS-1860.

Names. 1 Stale. Date of admissaon.

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illiam A. Marye,

7 IJasper Myers, 8'Jolrn 8. Kress, 9,Frank 13. Haniilton.

IO~George8.Lovejoy,

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I'OURTII CLASS-54 MEMBERS-1860.

35lEbmrzer MclE. Ross, 36Jolin H. Calec 37 Frederick J. James, 38 James P. Drake, Jr., 39 ASHBolles, 40Clifion Comly, 41Robert E. Noonan.

o h R. Blocker,

/ 'Henry C. Dodge,IHenry S. Farley,

a'Jamev Hamilton,// IRichartl S.Kinney,

James IT. Lord, allfeorge W. McKee. alFrank Maney,

IAlbert M. Murray,F E. Kirby Russell,

J. Evelerh Wilson. a Dxlc~cntin conduct. ,

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FIFTII CLASS-48 'MEMBERS-18GO.

T1'Thornas Kowland,*S James I). Rabh, *JWilliam J . rwinirig.%,John R. AiloiXs, *g 1'eteF h< Miciric, 6 Hurlbnt G. 'I'owiinend, 'i'Clrnrlcu L. Fitzliugli, 8lJohn 11.Wright,slllsa. H. Iiolgate,

10 George I).K:inis:iy, Jr., 11Ii~illiarnR. x i r i g , 12'Cliarles W. Howell, 13 Rice IC. Graves, Jr . , 14Josiali H. V. Field, 15'Cliarles E'. Rockmell, 1 ~ ' ~ a r n e sB. ~~ 'ns l r ing ton , 17lRiclrard h.1. Nelson, 18'Jacob 11. Counselman, 19'Jarnes \V..Reilly, 20 William Ir:. Gibson, 21 Kenelm Robbins, 22dohn G. Butler, 23John R. McGiniless, 24 8. Cliurchi!l 'Jinrk, 351bdatthew T. Nnnnally,

AtLnrge, July 1, KY. do Ia. do 4 t ~ a r g r ,Sept. 7, Ohio, July 1, N. Y. do N. Y. do AtTnrg?, do Ohio, do A t L a r g ~ , do N.Y. do Ia. Sept. 1, Kp. July 1, \t Large do Vt. do A t I.nrge do N. C. Sept. 1, Md. July 1, Pa. do Va. do Mass. July 1, Pa. July I, Ohio. do A t b i g e do Ga. do Pa. do La. do 'renn. do N. T. Ju ly 1, Pa. July 1, Conn. do Mass. Sept. 1,

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FIFTH CLASS-48 .MEMBERS-l8GO.

36 Robert B. MaHU, '

37 William F. sparsis38 Thomas J. Bruton, 39 Thomas Ward, 40 Colin McR.W a t M y , 41 Willictm O.Wineton, Jr, 42 Charles H. Comer,f William C. Barnard, f Robert V.Cowan, f 'Rlisha E. Drurnb,

James M. Sanno, f John Taliaferro, Y Joseph W. Vance,

d'Artillerie.

DBPAITYINT. i I~STRUCTOEI. TEX3 BOOKS, XTC. _________._ -

Treatisa on Field Forrijieation. ing Engineer- ,%&%$dill Lithogmpbie W e t w on Pqmanon t F d l l e a t i o n , A t t ~ k-4 kMilitary and lbnce, Nlnea and other accessories.

Weitxel,' 1EIementuy Treatise o n Advanced Guards and Out Posts, &c.Science of War. ( ( S,,yder. .lonini'a Art of War. Extracts from McCLellan's Military Comniission

to Europe.-

Mineralogy and Prof. Kendriek, Dana's Mineralogy. IIitchcoek's Geology.Geology. Lieut. Vincent. ~

Kent's Commentaries. DeIIart on Courts Martiill.Law and Literature.~ f ~ ~ t , F ~ n ~ ~ ;Articles of War. and!I -Weher's Outline of Universal IIistory. Declamation and Composition.I- .-_____

Practical Instruction in fabricating Fascines, Sap Faggots, Gabions,Hurdles Sap Rollers &c. ; manner of laying ont and constructingPractical Military Lieut. Duane, Gun and Mortar Batteries, Field Fortifications,.and Works of Siege;Engineering. 1 '* Alexander. 1 formation of Stoccades, Abattls, and other military obstacles ; and throwing and dismantling Ponton Bridges.

Bt'Lt'Col'W'J'Hardee~ Rules forethe Exercise and Manaeuvres of the United States Infantry.Tactics of Lieut. Saxton, Practical Instruction in the Schools of the Soldier, Company andArtillery, Cavalry, '' Dodge, Battalion. Tactics for Garrison, Siege, and Field Artlllery. Cav­and Infantry, and (6 FiPld,Equitation. (( Williams, alry Tactics for U. S. Service. Practical Instruction in Artillery,

" McCook. and Cavalry. Houatt on the Horse.

Ordnance Practical Pyrotechny. Thironx's Infitruetion Theorique et Practiqlle I and (cmt. denton. Gunnery. .Ordnance Manual. Benton's Course of Ordnance and

Gunnery.

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Synopsis of the Course of Sludics and ikfililary Exercises ut the U.S.Jfililury Academy, 1860 - - ~

DEPARTMENT. ‘ INSTRUCTORS. TEXT BOOKS, ETC.

Prof. French, Whately’s Lonic War land’s Elernenti OF Moral Science. Tennemann‘. Lltut. Cruble. Illstory o r Pl~i luwpl~y.Wtber’s Outline 01 lliliversal IIisiory.

Fowne’s ChPmistry. Elcctrics. from Mi!ler’s Ph! sics of Chemistry. ~

Ikqnault’s t:hrmistry. ~- ~~

Prof. Weir.

c. C Cavalry Tiictics for U. S St rvice. u Tactics of Cavalry, Rules for the Exercise and Ynriceuvres of the Unilpd Slatrs Infantry.2 lnlhntry aiid Artil-

Lt Col. W. J .IIardee, Tactics for Garrinoil, Siege, and Field Artillery. Youatt oil the Horse.S.tXtOil, h11ihan’s Treatise oil Advance Guards and Out Posts, &c. Joiiiini’hlery. & E,tiiitation, Li?t’ Dodre,Strategy, biit Post ,‘ Field,. I Art of War. Duty and Military L L Williams Thaclieray’s Army Orxanization, and Administration. A m y RegulationP.0rg:inizoiion aiid j j McCook. Esiracta liom iMrClellan’s Military Cornmiwon t o Europe. Administruliun. I’rartical Instruction in the Schools oftheSoldier, Company, and Battalion.’

. ” Practical Instruction in Artillery and Cavalry. ~ ~~ ~~ - ~ ~- ~~ _ _ -~ ~~ ~ ~~~ ~~ ~ ~ - - ~

Prof. Hartlett I Natural and Euperi-ILieut. Schofi;ld. nartlott’s Mechanics. mental Philosopliy, 1 I ‘ Cornstock, 1

‘i hlendcll, Bdrtlett’s Acoustics and Optics. Bartlett’s Astronomy. ~~~~~~ ~

IProf. \q i iv I . Uolmar’s Levizac’s Grainmar. Bolninr‘h Verb Book. Afnel’s TnI ular systcnr.

Roivau’s hlorceaux Choisis des Auteurs Modernes.

Jossi~’sGrammar. Morale’s 3ogres s ive Reader. Ollcildorf’s oral method applied to the Spanish by Velasquez & Simmone

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Drawing. i.lrut. I)ouglnsr... McMil l ;~n. , IIuman Figure, Topography. ~

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Il t . 1.t. (’01. JV. j.Ipardec, Thnorctical and Practical Instriictioii in the Schools of the Soldier, Corn­

pany, and Battalion.

Zavalry, Infantry.’ $1 Willl’ams Practical Instruction in drtillery qnd Cavairy.1 “ McCook:’

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I Synopsis of M e Course st: Studies and Miliiari/ h'xercises at ihe U ~ . & l i l a ~ yAcademy, 1860.

Prof. ChorLh, Mathematics. 'Li:ut' g::::;,

E j Ishrveying. " ''I Webb. Church's Analytical G e o m e t r y , C ~ r c ~ s Differential & I~ega~Ca@&. __

English Studies Prof. French, Sargent's Elocutio arid Literature. Lieu[. Syinonds. Illair's Rhetoric. Bbrkrr's A ids to English Composition. _ _ ____ ~-

Prof. Agnri. Bolmnr's Levizac's Grammar, nerard's Leqons Franqaises. Bolrnar's

Verb Booh Chapsal's Leqonn et Modbles ds Litterature Frangaise.French Language. Lieut. Uukla:vy. Angel's 'Iabiilar System. Rowdn's Morceaux Choisis des Auleura'' .Jcnhins. Modernes ~ ~ _ _ _ _ _

Bt.L< Col. W . J. 1Iardee ' I Theorrtieal Instruction in the Schools of the Soldier and CompanyTactics of Artillery lLizut' Prartical Instruction i n the Schools of the Soldier, Company, and

and Infantry. '' Wllllanls, Battalion. I' McCook. 1 Practical Instruction in Artiller).

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Instruztion in Fencing, and Ua)onet Exercise.Use of Small Arm%. , ~ ~ . u ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ n 9 ~ ~~ -~ __- ~~~

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Prof. Church, Bonrdon's Aleebra. Mathematics. Lizutut.gzzt; 1 -5 Legendre's G:ornetry and Trigonometry.

" Webb. , R Descriptive Geometry. -

Prof. French, l \ lorse 'YGe~~raptiv-,~Uul~ion'aGrammar. VoLabulrrieshy Prof. French Roget's Tlieraurus 01 Enqlish Wordc. Parker's Aids to Engli.;hEnglish Studies ,Lieut. IJener. Cornpowion Freni 11% Practirnl Ethics Frenrli's Prefixrn iina

and Literature. , '' Symonds, Suflixm Weher's O u ~ l i n cnl Universal IIlstory. Sargent's Elocu­" Biggs tion. Composition and Deckmatlon.

<'01 w'J'llnrdee~/Theoretical Instruction in the Schools of the Soldier and Company Practical Instruction i n the Schools of the Soldier, Company, andTactics of Artillery ~ ~ ~ ~ , iBattalion.)and Infantry. '' Williams, ' Practical Instruction in Artillery.

" McCook. __ __ ____ Use of Small Arms. k?u?xe'!? Instruction m Fencing, and Da)onet Exercise.

BY OXIDEX 09 COLOSEL DELAFIELD,

1st L i d 1st Iilfaniry.

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IIead Quarters, Military Academy, West Point, N. Y., July lst, 1860.

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