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Stocks yesterday sympathized with the
weather, and were dull and heavy. There
are, however, indications that there will,
ere long, be reaction for q rise. The
buoyancy of the market, the activity every
v here manifested in developing oil lands,
with the several recent remarkable sue
cesses in obtaining oil, must continue to
keep public interest fully awake to the i'm
portance of this branch of domestic wealth.
The region of Federal Creek, near McCo1-
nellsville, Ohio, is now being favored with
several valuable strikes" foI oil. 1t is
now also becoming apparent that many
previous failures have been owing to the
want Of sufficient thorough ughness-wells have
not been sunk deep enough 1t is ascer-
tanned that the first and second sandstone
strata often yields feebly, when, if the
boring Is continued through the third, a
more abundant yield may generally be
obtained. One company now operating on
Federal Greek aro preparing to sink well
eight hundred feet deep. It is believed
that abundance Of oil will be obtained in
the region Of country surrounding McCOn-
nellsville.
New discoveries Of oil regions are also
being made in different parts of Canada,
and the States of New York, Michigan,
and kentucky. In the counties of Cats
raugus, Niagara, Wyoming, and Schuyler
in New York State, the people have caught
the infection, and are getting wild over the
prospect of speedy discovery Of oil
The spirit Of petroleum speculation sp-
pesrs to be but just in its infancy. New
companies are springing into existence every
day, and before the close Of the coming
year we shall expect to see many hundred
companies organized, with an aggregate
capital of several hundred millions of dol
lars.
The following is report of the offering
Of and bids for Oil Stocks at Anderson
Exchange yesterday afternoon:
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ATASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant 70 the
Ooult OF Common Pleas Of OuyahOga county, IN An
action thsr.in pending, wherein The CuyahogA
Steam Furn ace Company "a plaintiff, and John 9iF-
sn aud others Gre dsieRdAnts, 70 ne dlreclso,
shall ODER FOR sale 81 pJ bio suction ct the door o.
the Court House ia the city OF Cleveland, on tho
hin th day Of Doaembsr, 1884, at three O'Clock p H.,
the following described parcels OF land s1suats N
the city Of Cleveland, county Of CuyahogA and
State OF Ohio, bounded IS follows, to VII:
P1resE No. OHs.-Commencing 81 point on ne
westerly line OF Ontario street forty feet nor
thsrly from its intersection with the northerly line
OF Michigan street; thence westerly, at right an
sles with ontario street, one hundred feet 80 pti
lne at right angles With Michigan street, twenty
two fse {; thenoe eastsrly In line parallel with
Michigan street, kuHdred fest to the We1rarly
limo Of Ontario street; thence Eouthery on the 1a1d
westerly llns Of Ontario street. tEsntytEo feet .
the place Of beginning togethsr Witn AL the hereo-
itamsnts and sgpurts nances thereunto nsionsins'
but subject TO all streets and highNays.
Appraised at $4,000.
Parcel No. Tico.-Commenoing at point on the
northeTly line OF Michgan street, one hundred ana
ten feet westerly from Ontario 5treeti thesoe nor
thery at right angles with Michigaa street. hinesy-
two feet; thence westerly in line at Iighs angles
With Ontario street. twenty two feet, thence SOUTH
srlv in line AZ right Argss With Michigan street,
ninety two fset 20 tho northerly line Of Michig5n
stres theaee saaterly along the said EotheIly line
f Michfzan street twenty two feet 10 the place Of
beRinuibg, together with AL the hsreditamsnts and
appurtsnancs5 thsreunto belonging, bat subject 70
all streets and highTsgs.
Appraised So S5 SO
Terms ossh. REkB4 @. ABbEfs
Master CommissionSr.
BAcKus EoBLE, Attorneys.
November 8, 1854. noS.lS9-eI
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NEW YORK, Dec. y.
The Commercials Washington special
says that the Richmond papers of We'd
mes Day contain no information about sher-
man, but predict his defeat before he can
reach Savannah or DArien.
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Fight tMOmentariIy Expected.
Gen. BurbrIdge FIanks BFeck-
lRridge.
NEWS BY REBEL PAPERS.
South Carolina Threatening
JEFF. Davis. FE
NEWS.
TOBACCO TAX.

NEW YORK, Dee. Q.
The Posts Washington special says it is
probable that the Ways and Means Com
mittee will report in favor Of laying tax
on tobacco. 1t will be upon the leaf and
not unon the manufactured article.
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FTEE.
CIScINNATI, Dec. 9.

OINCINNAII, DEC. 9.
The ire in tho cotton factory of Gould,
Pierce & COMPANY, Iass evening, destroyed
cotton to the amount oi ten thousand dol
lars. Il wss partially insured.
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There was again fair attendance at the
Peoples Exchange last evening, and the
transactions in Oil Stocks were fully up to
those Of the preceding two or three even
ings. The following sales were made:
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DAILY LEAn"~.
THE OH s.slss11IUES OF PENN
SYLYANIA. b
En- Route for VenangO.
! TRADITION OF VENAN6O.


A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, reviewing the oil regions of the west,
thus writes about Western Pennsylvania;
PENNSYLVANIA OIL REGIONS.
It was with something of a gratifed
feeling that bid farewell TO Virginia and
Ohio, and the classic regions of Bull Greek,
Duck Greek, Burning Springs, Sistersville,
and passing hastily through Wheeling, ar
rived at Pittsburgh on a cold, dismal even
ing, on my way to Venango county. Ear
" in the morning, accompanied by q new
wsyfaring friend, whose acquaintance
had made, by some fortunate accident, on
the way, I started on the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Road for Mesd7ille. / saw enough
OF Pittsburgh, during the few hours had
passed with its people, to enable me to as
sure our friends in the East that it Is not
only reeking with smoke but dripping
with oil. In fact, you hear so much Of
oil, aud -see SO Elltioh. Of-i', mud you arc
c constantly made aware Of its presence,
that the whole city assumes q greasy ap-
pearsnce-the men walk as tenderly and
daintily as though they were afraid Of
slipping, and the ladies seem to draw their
beautiful Msgenta-colored dresses around
them as if in dread of contamination, and
the very skies had a petroleum look, SIS
though the heavens were becoming Jealous
Of the earth, and, instead Of oil spouting
up from the crevices of the rocks, it
was about TO come out from the win
dows of the great deep. do not
know if there is more e3pi-
tai invested there than in Philsdelphia or
New York, but is certain that the people
make the greater show Of if. Men are
pointed out to you on the street as having
become suddenly rich with this new staple,
and stories are told very much like the
romance of poor Johnny Jones, which I
shall relate after a moment or two.
Thriving, lusty, freedom-loving Pittsburg
has grown too wealthy to call npon this
staple. The gentlemen of the East must
look to their laurels CT King Petroleum
will erect his thrlne on the banks Of the
Allegheny.
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FRGM THE ARHx OF TIE POTos
mACs tAa1 81
W4sHnsToE, Dec. 9.

The Richmond papers print ; Froder-
icksburgh letter dated on the 9th, which
says: -ls .5aS-
1t IS reported that 5000 troops have
Just passed down the Potomac to Es-enforee
Grant 1000 Of these were from Sheridan
and 2, 900 were new recruits % q
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DISCS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
4 "A veEy eolebrsted Efodioins. Gall and ests
circular. Price one dollar psr bottle For sale by
ty25 HfRCHIbb BROTHER, DruEEists.
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Rast- otis gimt- gaBls.
1915. Winter Arrangements lsel.s.
FOR TBE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS,
At EH1 s
CLEVELAND POST-OFFIOE

OoHHEs5rss HoHDAT. ocroBEB SlsT, lBeA q
81 Mails viii b opened and rsaay 1oE daltEeE5
one hour sfter srTiVAl Of trains.
- An Mails Gloss ons hour bsioEs dspartuEs q
srsirs,
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DRESS GOODS

T ADIES WRAPPERs AND DRAWERS,
IL all sizes, in Merino and Silk.
TAYLOB, GBIsWoLD 4 CO.,
dsos III Superior street.
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GODEYs IADY'S BOOK,
FOR JANUARY, 1853.

A PREMIUM EUMBER.
UERTYAhLED aud UEAPPROACHABLG.
TR0 STEEL PLATTE,
AsUPEBIOR ClL0BED FASHION PLATE,
AND
ToC2rEEN FULL PAGE ENGRAVINGS,
Among which are 1HREE RoHz DREssE3, from tho
oelsbrate1 house Of
ME'sEs. A, 7. STEWART a CO., OF EEw Yosk,
and one ON
BR0TIE'S EMPORIUM.
Several Crochet Patterns, adapted for winter
wear A 0osteo Evening dress, a novelty. The
latest stTle for Bonnets, CELLARS, CApes and Caps
besuiiful article, printed in cOlors called the
uNOrk Table Companion" A Tidy, printed in
tint; and humorous engraving. "soenes on the
Ice" We Cannot begin 70 enumerste the numer-
ouI itluiirstions. IS there Apout EIGHTY, all
Of them usefui aud ornamental.
MArion Har.And contri0ut "a Hasty Speech,
aud What came Of It (" Miss " 2. Townsend Miss
n. W. JauVrih, Miss frost, and Mrs. Denison also
contribute 70 this numb r. The Holly Tree Prom
enade, original aIusic for the Piano, by tue editor,
J. Starr, HoloWsy and Model GottafIs, with
plans, make up tbs best Aqmber Of G ,d,y's Lsdy's
Book ever issaed.
For sale and subscriptions received By ". D
BAKAR, t59 Sapsrior street. u del0:lsI
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yroRTANT MOVEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 0

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 0.
The Press has special from City Point
stating that the I'd and 5th Corps had re-
crossed on Tuesday night near Jerusalem
Plank Road, and on Wednesday morning
marched toward Stony Greek Station.
Our troops are very enthusiastic. Our
main army having been fully reinforced
the recent advance of corps does not weak
en- it.
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Special Report.
FINANCIAL AID coMMERc1AL.
NJ

NEW 1Okk4 Oec- :.
The increased activity in stocks contin-
ues, but without any improvement in
prices. TRANSACTIONS continue principally
on Brokers account
Railway speculation was quiet and
steady. At the Stock Exchange this morn
ing, some stocks were better. There was
strong buying, and rather more business
transacted.
After call the market wss heavy. Spec
ulative dealers in Governments arc un.
loading Prices are rather wosk-
Railroad bonds are active and strong.
State stocks frmer.
Bank stocks better.
Coal stocks continue strong and active.
Speculative movements in Cumberland
The gold markets. weaker. The decline
was caused by the rumor that Grant has
met with success before Richmond and
Sherman had arrived at Bulls Bay, North
of Charleston.
Money moro active.
Foreign Exchange quiet.
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Dearborn, Ohio; Ripley and Decatur counties
Indiana, and points north Of said counties; delv.
ering points to be at LAWrenoeburg, Aurora ant
Ri1inR Sun, on boats or bargss
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THIRD DIsTBICT.

switzsrlsnd county, Indiana; delivering points
TO be Patriot, florence and VevaY, on boats or
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I6O. 16 CHIEr QUARTEEHAsTER's oFFIoE,
CISoIEsATI, oHIO, December 1, 1864.
DR0POSALS- ARE INVITED BY
l. tbs Undersigned until THURSDAY, December
Is, 1s6A, at Il o'clOok H., for furnishing
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JsneTson and Jennings counties, Indiana, an
Potnts north OF said counties; delivering Point {
be O. Madison, on boats OF baTgss.
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or Of any other %, amounting % fsiouy, shan
Be liable 70 Indictment - for nisdsmsanor, and
nns not exceeding i've thousand dollars, and 70
punishment In the peait.ntiary not exseeding
three yesrs, before any court, OWL 90 military,
eompetent 10 try the same. And II shall be the
duty OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, hon tine
10 tine, n institute such Investigation ~ may
DO necessary 10 detect and prevent frAuds and
abuses In the trade and other TRANSACTIONS con
tempated by this act, or BY the asts 70 which this
II supplementary. And the agents making suoh In
vesusations shall have power 10 compel the at
tendance Of witnesses, and 70 make examinations
on oath.
sec. II. And BE- q ruthsr enaded, That the secre-
tAry OF the Treasury, with the approval o. the
President, shall make such rules and reSulhuons
A. are necessary 10 secure the proper and eoonom.
ioal execution Of the provisions Of thi, set, and
ahAll defray all expenses OF such execution IRON
the proceeds OF fees imposed BY said rule. and reg
ulationn ri sales OF captured and abandoned pro.
perty, and Of sales heTeinbefore authorized.
Approved July 2, 1884.
BY order OF the Secretary Of War
K. D. TOWNSEND,
octl Assistant Adiutant General.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all ichom may concern;
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that CARL OTTO NILsoS has been appointed
Vice Consul of sweden and Norway, At La
Crosse, Wisconsin, do hereby recognize him as
such, and declare him free TO exercise and enjoy
sush functions, powers, and privileges a. are al
lowed to Vice Consuls by the law Of nations, or
by the laws ofthe United States, and existing tres-
ty stipulations between the Government Of sweden
and Norway and the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal Of the United States
to be hereunto Affixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washing ton,
the twentyseventh day Of October, ammo
It's Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four, and Of the Independence Of the
United States the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Secretary OF state.
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n + F I G l A L.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all ohoa q may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10
me that TEoDoRo MArARA has been appointed
Consul OF the Republic Of Cuatemsia, At New
York, I do hereby recognize him 90 such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such funo-
tons, powers, and privileges, a. arc allowed TO
Consuls by the law Of nations, or BY the laws OF
the United States, and existing treaty stipuiatons
between the Government Of Guatemala and the
United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these Lat
tiers TO bc made Psfent and the Seal Of the United
States to Be hereunto sfnxed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washing.
ton, the eighth day Of November, ammo
IL. ST. Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four. and ofthe Independents Of the
United States OF America, the eighty.
ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President;
W. HUsTER,
Acting Secretary Of state.
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WAR DEPARTmEsT,)
ApJUTAST GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHIsoToE, d. c., November II, 1884.
The following Officers, having been reported al
the headquarters of the army for the offences here
matter specified hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed the service OF the United States,
unless, within fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission In session
In this city, Of which Brigadier General John c.
Caldwell, United States volunteers, IL president,
and make satisfsctory defence to the charges
Agains. them;
Absence lciihouf Lsdpe.
First Lieutenant Charles s. Edmonds, s7th Penn
sylvAnia volunteer.
Second Lieutenant Henry C. Grossmsn, Issth
PennBylvania volunteers.
Chaplain Lemuel T. Footo, l6lst New York vol
unteerg.
Diobedience Of orders Gad Gbsencs ,viiAoua Leave
Captain George +. Mcknight, l2th New York
battery.
First Lieutenant Thomas Oliver, 5ist New York
volunteers.
Absence Oithoui leape, and Offering bribe TO the SUI
geon IN charge Of The obiecTs' Hospital, Memphis,
TeHnssses, 10 procure aim q lsape Of absence.
Chaplain David Hodson, ssth Indiana volun.
teeTs. Il. %. TOWNsEND,
nol4 Assistant Adjutant Genera
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MEDICALIl
pAITTMoRE LOOK HOSPITAL.

ID 49,. 800, x,o,. AZ. ,vv,x
as1AsLssstp ~ -. ~
IN. JOHNSTON hs. discovered the mos, Ger
,sin, spssdy and osiy Bnestuai Remedy IN The
void el MssEass: u sss s..f q m: MI.
y, Tsrvoususss, pyspspsls, Iansour Low spiris.,
idity, Tsenblinss, pimBes. Of sisst Of siddinsss,
ion, q he Ianss, s,onssS o. Boss.,ho:s Ter:
Youtk-thoss sronrr md solitary practices more
is.s, 70 thstt yis,,ns ,h.. q. soak Of syrsns y
..s ~ ,Hn. .ns
A.. impcs.fbIs. is'P' 10 A'''"'e
jgsfi'4 - slos,y youre MEN g
Especially, Who haye. become the Victims OF Soil
tan Yioe, that d5eedfql and obstructive habit
ni st AZ ssnnvnsy " An nns,nsly tnoe.
nc pri1isn. m..nsea Wy n, 9tne,wss nsvs
enfrsnced h.senins ssnsfs. VIII \. ne thundsrs o.
All VIM SisS saii soaddsass. " ~ nay
l1vl1h ~ - MARRIAGE.
Married Perpona, or Young Mon contemplating
he who pisces himself under he care OF Or. =.
may religiousiy eonade on HE honor A. = gsntle-
49, a., sao eonnoenpy roy upon h,' 'hi spny-
L.l ~ ohaArIc wkAkNE@
mis- Drssdiii Dissass- (which rsndsrs Life mis-
psid by the victims OF Improper induisensss.
Young persons are too apt 10 commit Goessss
nss wSo e:
ereson % lost sooner BY those falling into impro-
per hAbits than BY the prudenu Besides being DO
ssrionl and dsstfustics ynptons 20 both body
ssS ss los q:
Of froSreatiye rowcr Nervous lrrtability, Dye
pepsiA fAipitation OF The Heart Indigestion, Con-
ooushs, copsunptioh, %. . =
Ia. ssSS IA. S .o, SS tr.n p.,,ino.. ..I... lew
aDS sdnser. n' '0'n'r FAN not 70 'o''''s nA"'
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. Ths
Doetof's Diplomas hang in his once. : -
HITT De. JOHNSTON, d .... ...
Msgnsr q the Royal College q surssons, Lonaon,
he peited stssss s and The greater part Of wSoss
r. fhiladelphi., and elsewhere, h.. effected come
Sno~n many sroasisa Win iar ringing in sss head
and ears when asleep, great neIyousn.s.; being
aasas Slu.h.as s; ss,sHSs sd .Sassns: With Dc
-' s '-'1 TAKE Ell rA Ac is NOTICE..
sS an ws1
.s Sss q a'n
TtI.sS sre some IN IL "a sns mai .nshoiv enest.
prodused nv sary h,Sit. 81 youtS. VIZ; %ssInss.
n he BssT And 2mSs. Psins n n. H..d. pimne.s
he HIM. py9p,n.ls' Nsrvoys i,ritsBili,v -.
psSty o as aShson' ssn'r
mar \, \. On tns m,ho sfs
idssa. pcnsession N sn,pit.i Ey2 Eorasodinr ~
ays,en Y society LSvs o. sol
MSu...ad. 81 pef.oa: q ii sse. s.a now Judge
800 ~ 49,. Ps, .a.ss
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MEDICAL
or loIAL NoTIoI.Tv

pr. n. vrLI.Nvs pnysss nospi,.i. In ne r,d,
.tsl mock, Corner Of ssventn and ssfests, cppo.
siss the Pos, and Ps,sn, onses. Room. n and ~,
NJ s,airs, Washington, D. G. ..-.-.r..t..,..
All disease. Of pny.s. nature treated In ,h.
rsssss,sntins manner, and r.di.sl cures sfes,ed
IN all eases. sTPBJLI7yc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBGA, eLrET, sTRtcruREs, SEMINAL
WEAEsESS or me result Of VoLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the oEYERAriVE
oReANS nom auyssu,s whatever, or how long
standing. thoroughly and rsdissuy Supsd /, also.
GOVT. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, md othsr
CHRONIC DIsEAsEsof ths NERVES, MUSCLES,
soNES and JOINTS scRoFuLA, BIoTcHEs
on THE FACE, ERUPTToNson the Limbs and body
and all other ERurrIvE piSEAsEssnd DISEASE
or THE BLOOD nom whs,sver cause they may
pave arisen. ,.I 1....0 sg1 rr
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE "a
No "s"er NnA' your usos'e' y" no hass oen.
ssssy prevent you from applying immsdisteiy 70
m v.,,,v u,. A, .s,,,r,.u.,, a. r.. .v q, Al.
--Tr.---- ---.--',. 70 =
NUS 'oeeA''f w f'i'iAF IN 'ne p''s' as y
Of private diseases. Fear not 70 come and make
Enown your misfortunss, and he win speedy send
rou on your way rejoicing. .-s'
ELsAABUsE.
That dreadful soourse OF the young. INDUCED In
,rh., .,or. a..,,ov. a. .,....
~ 80 ,-72'--T"7'- = - .H-I'I
"em ''r mHrr'ea he' psoa"ens WEAKNESS i ths
back and limbs, loss Of admission and muscular
power, pslpitstion Of the hsar, nervous irrtsbiii
ly, los. Of memory, mslansho,y hAbits, insanity,
consumption, and death. fn ...- Il. 90,
YOUNG MANI In risw. Of the dreadful oonss.
qusnoss Of delay, do no, fail 70 MAKE your case
Known immediately 10 DR.. vsilny. Your soorcts
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CLOTHING.

" ; CLOlniN0.U n
TNIoNi UNIoNn UNIoNiIi
GRAND CONCENTRATION w OF
THREiE ST ON xsicomBINEp.'
MEssRs. sMrTH 4 CO..,
Corner Of Twsnasnhi-trs.. and r,nns. ave-,
D. BRUCE Co,
No, ", seventh s,rss,,
J. n. sMITHi .N
NO. go seventh street,
Have consolidated thar business II the
PEOPLES CLOTHING proRR,
No. 100 SEVENTH STREET.
topposiss The Post onaesj
where you will nnd splendid ssortnsa, Of Gus.
tom Made Goods. ....rr ....
Also, an immense stock OF Ready nads Coshins
and esntlsnsn's yurnishins Clouds Of svsry do
ssSiption. ...r.
ALSO, o..
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF soYs CLOTHING,
ALL THE --LATEST srrLxs,
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRrse Up THE soYsi"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
Call and see our
IMMENSE STOCK OF sAMPLrs,
Whistler you buy or net. No charge for sxsmins.
.inr.
coME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, II
YOU CAM
BUT COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE.
III. SMITHS,
No. tso seventh street,
seia Opposite Post once.
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OFFIoIAL L.
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
. ..r',. mn. lCiroular, No. u.l
AprurAnr aHnSsAI,s f orEisI.


fr 'a ApJurAHr GENERALLY OFFICE,
. WASHINGTON, August ., 1884,
IL 10 announced for theinformation and guidance
OF all concerned, that an ofioer Of three years
volunteer organization, who receives new com
mission at date subsequent TO that OF his original
entrance Into service, b held 70 ssrpIcs for three
yaars from IA dafs Of he lat musfsrtn, and not for
three years from the date Of ovtginai muster-in.
. No mustsrsAn are authorized or recognized BY
the War Department for he nnsTpired term OF an
Organisation. Musters 20 made have uniformly
been revoked, 30 soon a. brought 70 notice.
Where musters have been made BY Commits
saries OF Musters or their Assistants, for the unss
pred portion Of term and thereis doubt 80 70 the
positon Of an ofioer, the case involved should be
forwarded through tho proper CommissAry OF
Musters TO the AdjutAnt General Of the Army, for
the decision OF the War Department
RegulAtiona similar TO the foregoing apply 10
orgdnisafoBs musisrsd into servee for period lees
dan three years. the general rule being that com
nissioned ofioer shall, In all cases. be mustered In
for the period for which his regiment or company
WAs originally 30 mustered.
II ofioers OF veteran organizations do not desire
70 secure the advantages OF their former " eoHnts
sions and rdnk,h q contemplated By Section 2, OF
Paragraph I, Circular No. 10, current series, from
this once, they can decline TO be remustered q.
therein directed, and only seyvs ota he unsgptrsd
trm on ne muster under ,oktoh hey may % acitn9ai
~ Nina 4. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.