Very respectfully, yours,


WALTER r. JOHNSON.
WAsHMGToS, June 25, 1886.
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The undersigned, though instructed by the au-
'honty under which they act, to solicit Congress to
order the construction Of floating dry-dock for
Philadelphia Of the peculiar kind which they are
satisfied ia the only one adapted to that station are
iuiiy prepared to assent to the propriety Of the
course suggested by several members of Congress,
OF leaving the selection of the plan Of floating dry
dock TO a commission Of professional and scientific
persons, competent TO decide all questions in relation
10 the matter.


WALTER r. JOHNSON,


WOoDBURNE POTTER,
-, Delegates.
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