6 MARYLAND OFFICERS [REGULAR], IN U. S. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.

NAME.	RANK OR RATING.	DATE OF ENLISTMENT OR SHIPMENT.	DATE OF DISCHARGE.	VESSELS SERVED ON AND REMARKS.
Charles E. De Valin	Chief Eng.	Sept. 20, 1858		Appointed 3d Asst. Engineer, 1858; attached to Home
				Squadron, 1861; promoted 2d Asst. Engineer, July
				17, 1861; 1st Asst. Engineer, March 17, 1863; serving
				on the gunboat Scioto, W. G. Squadron, 1862-3;
				Wateree, Pacific Squadron, 1864; commissioned as
				Chief Engineer and continued in service, with rela-
				tive rank of Lieut.-Commander.
Isaiah Dewling	Asst. Surgeon.	May 24, 1864		Entered the Volunteer Service as Acting Asst. Sur-
				geon; transferred to Regular Service; promoted
				Asst. Surgeon; continued in service.
Edward Donaldson	Rear Admiral.	Oct., 1834		Appointed Cadet Midshipman, Oct., 1834; promoted
				Passed Midshipman; commissioned Lieutenant;
				commanding steam gunboat Scioto, W. G. Squad-
				ron; bombardment of Forts Jackson and St. Philip,
				and capture of New Orleans, April, 1862, and other
				operations in the river; commissioned as Com-
				mander, July 16, 1862; commanding receiving ship at
				Philadelphia in 1862-63; executive officer of steamer
				Keystone State, N. A. Squadron, 1863-4; commanded
				the steam sloop Seminole, battle Mobile Bay, Aug.
				5, 1864; continued in service, and subsequently com-
				missioned Captain, Commodore and Rear-Admiral.
T. A. Dornin	Commodore.	May 2, 1815	July 16, 1862	Entered the service as Midshipman; promoted Lieu-
				tenant; Commander; Captain; Commodore, July 16,
				1862; retired.
Thos. M. Dukehart	1st Asst. Eng.	May 3, 1859		Appointed 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted 2d Asst. Engi-
				neer, May 13, 1861; 1st Asst. Engineer, May 20, 1863;
				continued in service.
William W. Dungan	Chief Eng.	June 26, 1856		Entered the service as 3d Asst. Engineer; promoted
				1st Asst. Engineer; Chief Engineer, Feb. 1, 1862; at-
				tached to frigate Minnesota, 1861; Ottawa, S. A.
				Blockading Squadron, 1861-2; steam sloop Dacotah,
				N. A. Squadron, 1862-4; special duty, 1865, Philadel-
				phia; steam sloop Pensacola, N. Pacific Squadron,
				1865; continued in service, with relative rank of
				Lieut. -Commander.
Marius Duvall	Med. Director.	Jan. 25, 1842		Entered the service as Asst. Surgeon; commissioned
				as Past Asst. Surgeon and Surgeon; Navy Yard,
				Washington, 1861; ironclad steamer New Ironsides,
				1862; special service and S. A. Blockading Squad-
				ron, 1862-64; attack on Fort Sumter, April 7, 1863;
				in all the subsequent bombardments of the enemy's
				works off Charleston, rendering valuable service;
				1865-6, Navy Yard, Washington; continued in ser-
				vice, and subsequently commissioned as Medical In-
				spector and Medical Director, with relative rank of
				Captain.
George W. Eckert	Mate.	Aug. 31, 1863	July 6, 1864	Resigned.
William Edgar	Mate.	Dec. 22, 1863	May 6, 1865	Resigned.
John B. Elliott	P. Asst. Surg.	May 20, 1829		Entered the service as Asst. Surgeon; promoted
				Passed Asst. Surgeon; retired May 8, 1861.
Henry Etting	Pay Director.	Nov. 7, 1826		Entered the service as Purser; promoted Pay Director
				on Retired List.
Clarence A. Evans	3d Asst. Eng.	Mar. 17, 1863	Sept. 4, 1865	Resigned.
John J. Everhart	Mate.	April 19, 1862	July 2, 1864	Dismissed.
Charles Eversfield	Med. Director.	May 29, 1843		Entered the service as Asst. Surgeon; promoted
				Passed Asst. Surgeon; Surgeon; continued in ser-
				vice, and subsequently appointed Medical Inspector
				and Medical Director.
Charles W. Flusser	Lt.-Comd'r.	July 19, 1847		Entered the service as Midshipman; promoted Passed
				Midshipman; Master; Lieutenant; Lieut.-Com-
				mander, July 16, 1862; killed on board Miami, April
				19, 1864.