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CURGEON GENERAL, oFPICE. MASH.

~ EaToS CRY. D. c., August II, lS85.-AN
ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist Of Brevet
Colonel G. s. Triplsr, Surgeon U. 8. A., Presi.
dent Breyet Lieutenant Colonel II. X. Writ,
Surgeon U. s. A. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
Anthony Heger, Surgeon u. s. A., and Brevet
Major G. G. Lee, Assistant Surgeon u. s. A.
Recorder will meet in New York city, on the
10Th OF september next, for the examination Of
candidates for admission into the Medical STAFF Of
the United States army, and Of AssisIant Surgeons
for promotion.
Applicants must be between q and So years Of
age, aud physically sound.
Applications must be addressed to the Surgeon
General Of the army, stating tho residence OF the
applicant, and the date and place Of his birth /;
they must be accompanied by respectable tesi-
monials Of moral CHI Aracter,
II the applicant has been In the service, he will
send the testimonial Of the chief medical onieor,
under whom he has served and II In service at
the present time, the application must be sent
through the Medical Director Of the respective
Department. ... ...
No allowance Is made for the expenses Of per.
sons undergoing the examination, as II is an in
disPensable prerequisite to appointment
There arc now twelve vacancies In the Medical
STAT. J. X BARNES
sulS-fmwl9t Surgeon General U. .. Army,
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NJ EW IN VEN ITO N
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL oHRoPLAsTIo
BONE TEETH,
DR. 8. B. sIaRsMoND, ...,

Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Or. 3, calls the attention OF the public TO the
'oioWing advantages OF his improved system:
LIST. The teeth Of his manufacture, win never
cSIrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than any other.
"a No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
arIineiAi ones can be inserted over them.
,s 90. inc roots Will be made inohensivs and
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as per-
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
pLts irving tne natural expression OF the fAce,
figured.
9th, This work has been fully tested for over
nye years by many Of the Hrst chemists and
physicians Of this and the old country.
DR.. .. has also invented q white indestructi-
BILE metal filling, with which the most sensitive
teeth can be allied without pain, and can build
up perfect sound tooth any side roots, which
will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
With Innoxious Yapor, by Dr. sigesmond. go
fennsylVania avenue, inventor and sole manu-
so.afer o. AnaestiS Innoxious yapor, mot
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether,) but
strictly an AnRestic agent entirely free from az.
hilarating effects, and perfectly harmless, caus-
ing t quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect insensibllity to pain 7
The best Of references given n reouirad
Gall and examine for yourselves. deg
THE AGE OF INvENTIoN.-WHILE A
:. large number OF machines have been offered
70 the public, some Of which possess points OF
excellence and acknowledged merit, We have
long felt what others have Experimentation me-
oessIy o. a machine more perfect in Its mechaui-
cal structure, combining In the highest degree
simplicity with durability, and which Is capable
Of doing greater range Of work-one that could
easily Dc understood and comprehended by all.
Rnshsd by the Introduction Of the celebrated
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, which can b.
seen and examined at the AGENTS. VT
W.. Oh. y. PILLINa
.a' .. .an'h.bA asS PennsylyanIa ayenae.
Jyo-Sm One door from Eleventh street.
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
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CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
Corner Eighth and II streets.
DRoPoSALs FOR REPAIRING ORD.
NANCE sToRB-HOUsR AT THE NAVY
YAKD AT NORFOLK, VA.
Bureau or ORDNANCE, !
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVI DKFAKThbNT, y
wAsHIsGros, August %, 1855.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed proposals for re-
pairing the Ordnance Storshouss NJ the Navy
Yard, Norfolk, Va" will be received at this
once until noon, on the nth September, 1865, for
furnishing all the materials and workmanship
and repairing the building, according to speech
cations and plans on die In this Bureau.
Plans and specifications for the work are also
deposited In the Office Of the Civil Engineer OF the
Norfolk Navy Yard, where bidders are referred
for information.
II is TO be Understood that the contractor 10 to
furnish all the materials aud perform all the
work described, and to complete the building In
all respects.
In which they will engage to complete the work
and the Bureau retains the right to reject any or
all bids which 1t shall not consider reasonable.
Au24 -thsmtsepll
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE
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~ BooKBfHDRR, ''
No. ~ P.HH. Avs wAsHIHoros, d. O..
SoGs. oSs nd. isi'vsry styls-rurksy, Gor0sso
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xBoATs, wHARpS..BoArs, BARGES AND
OTHER PROPERTY. -..
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aTRsnnoArs. wHARF.BoAT BARGBs, and
other property. o.. t.,..
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AT LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, UNTIL MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER II, II NJ, for the
sids.vbsei steamer Davenport Terry boat,
registered 100 tons. -tu.... - .H.... ~. .
Stern wheel Steamer Convoy, NO.2, registered
which can be soon a. LITTLE ROCK, ARKAN.
sAs, until tho day Of sale. .. ....'
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Sealed Propossls are invited and will be re-
,eived Ut tho places, and until the date,
,fter named for the purchase OF the tonoWing-
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termRster, with General Rucker-0fice,
Eighteenth and g streets.
Captain D. g. Thomas, Military Store
keeperIOfics, 3o4 II, near Seventeenth
| street.
Captain @. II. Tompkin., In charge o.
Quartormaster's Stores, Wagon Transports
ton, &c.-ofhce, corner Twenty second and
| g streets.
Captain E 8. Allen, Assistant Quarter
master in charge Of River Transportation
Office, foot Sixth street.
Captain A. s. Nesmith, Assistant Quarter
master, with Colonel Ludington-0hice, 538
Fourteenth street, near New York avenue.
Captain 7. X. Church, Assistant Quarter
master on staff Of General Slough, Ale1an-
dria.
Captain J. @. G. Leo, Assistant Quarter
master, Depot ouartermaster, Alexandria,
Va. TT.
Captain e. NJ. Camp, Assistant Quarter
master, in charge Of Receiving and Messing
| SOldiers-0ffice, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot.
Captain Samuel D. Lauffer, Assistant Quar-
termaster, in charge of Forage-ofice, foot Of
Of Seventh street.
Captain Benjamin burton, Assistant Quar-
termaster, in charge Of Railroad Transports
tion-ofiee, 46l street, near Railroad De-
pot.
Ohpthin W. Dhhot, hbshthnt Quhrtornhstor,
with Captain Tompkins-0fice, Twenty
second and 9 streets, Inspector of Camps,
Horses and Mules.
Captain @. 8. Barrett, in charge of Re-
oeiving and Forwarding 0rdnanoe-0fice,
Arsenal.
Captain II. B. Lacy, Assistant Quarter
master, in charge Of Receiving and Issuing
Quartermaster's Stores and Payment of Crews
Of Government Vessels Once foot of @
street,
| CAVALRY BUREAU.
Under command Of Major General Halleck,
Chief of Staf-ofiice, 3O2 Ii street.
Breyet Brigadier General James A. Ekin,
in charge Of purchase and inspection Of
horses, and Quartermaster dutiss-olice, 374
III street.
Captain George T. Browning, Assistant
Quartermnster in charge Of Depot of Cavalry
at Giesboro' Point. d. q.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT..
Bhgadier General james A. B. Eaton,
Commissary Gensral-ofiee on Lafayette
Square, corner II street and Jackson Place.
Lieutenant Colonel g. Bell, Depot Com.
missary-0fice, 223 q street.
| MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Brigadier General J. X, Barnes, Surgeon
6eneral-Otioo, corner Fifteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Colonel Madison Mills, Medical Inspector
General United States Amy-01ioe, 800 II
street, corner Seventeenth street, nrst door.
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THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE,
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biscuits The might after their arrival
at Cafdenas they were serenaded by the
band Of the volunteers. -. p ti.'8
A correspondent of the New York
Herald, writing from Richmond under
date of June 80, says of Col. NoRrHRop,
late Chief Commissary, General of the
Confederacy, and of ekrGov. LEToHER,
of Virginia: : y..---. .,ra.aE
Colonel Northrop, the Rebel Com.
missary General, and peculiar a,roteqe Of
JeH Davis, is now living in North
Carolina in great distress. Having
resigned his Office here some Ave months
before the evacuation, in CONSEQUENCE
ofrepeeted charges of inefficiency, made
against him in and out ttof Congress, he
went to North Carolina, where he an.
piled himself to farming He was ena.
blea, to make n start in this new field
of enterprise, through the kindness Of
some friends; but just as he had planted
his crops, Sherman's army came that
way and ruined all. He is left without
any means for the support of a large
family, his e property in Charleston,
South Carolina, having been either
destroyed by fire orconfscation. Truly,
is: the fate of the rcbel leaders a hard
one. 49, IA. NJ, II
y The destruction Of Governor Letchcr's
house at Lexington by Hunters haiders
has lett him in a condition of real dis.
tress. So utterly stripped, SHE, Of all
means Of subsistence thai, his, sGfhily
have had ia rely .sltogetfar upon kind
friends iPf thSIC' support ever since
his imprisohraesit.' Al tow Of his friends
had actually to raise for him, BY con-
tributionf among themselves. thirty or
forty dollars OH the morning Of his
arrest, 10 served as a means TO purchase
some little requirements beyond what
is served in his place of confinement.
How IT is Extra Billy is at large,
while, Governor Letclier is a prisoner
the military authorities alone can tell.
1t excites some strange comment here.
The last earthly p6ssession>upon which
Governor Betchcr Sreied fora future
startwas ten thousand dollars worth of
tobacco, purchased bysahim since the
expiration fhistern Of office and that
shared the fate ofthethousands of hogs.
heads of that article deposited in tho
public warehouse in this city. The
Governor has certainly suffered muchby
a war IN the inauguration of which he
had no instrumentality. Heremainea true
tolthe Union as long sit was safe for
him to do SO. Itlis t}fI tSS q sgtlt IAJp,t IL.
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Amy friends receiving papets, or arri
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not nowin tull connection by mail, vii
'obllgo'usr specially by reporting to the
News office, and will thus aid in pre-
venting exciting rumors. lg,
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] Resunle Of the News.

i 'tQh'0"N G''f' q oeASN''o, suthiuSu tNIouSu
gthe citywith aplacard on his back, and
Afterwards placed in "a coffin, from which
"a pieces large enough for his face to show
was cut, his face wlitened with flour,
,bshands crossed on his breast, and then
the lid being nailed down. the coffin was
placed against the outside Of tile build.
ing and the negro exposed for two hours
TO a crowd. Half dead with fright and
heat, lie was finally released, after prom.
isingto behave himselfin future 1at
,,x Two printers from Selma, Alabama,
identified the handwriting OF Mr.. G. w.
GALE, who, tits alleged, was tho author
ofthe advertisement published in the
Selma Despatch several months ago. Of
fering q reward of one million dollars
2 for the murder Of President LINCOLN,
Vice President JOHNSON and Secretary
HSEwARD. Mr. CALF was recently ar.
rested in Alabama and carried North,
land is now in custody. VA ta gs5
Apublic meeting has recently been
held At onngoburg G. H., s. G., fela-
tive to the best means Of getting the
State Of South Carolina restored to her
former civil position ,ao,ong the States.
1t is said. that 1.-The meeting was large
and unanimo,,s in its desire 10 dhave
peace ratified by seeing the State occu-
py her oldposition.
Two torpedoes were recently discov-
'ered in Mobile Custom House. One of
tliem was 80 arranged as to explode
when the door was opened, bat it miss.
ed fire. Some genius was showing his
love for the old Union as it was and the
constitution as it is. %sar ln tb3t So
It isanticipated that the largest wheat
crops ever raised in Maryland will be
harvested this year. The old men, in
the finest part Of that fourishing State,
join in the opinion that never in their re-
collection have they at this season of
the year seen such lpxuriant growth of
wheat grass and clover. ss,S@ 10 J.
=. Governor BRowNLow, Of Tennessee,
has issued q proclamation ordering the
election on tho first Thursday Of August
s'(the 3d) next Of 9 full delegation to,
Congress and membcrsFo the Legisla..
{ tture in certain districts in which there
are vacancies q
Mr.. ID. H. BISeHAM, Of Alabama,
who was driven out, of the State by the
). rebels for his Union sentiments, has pre-.
pared asata,ement to be presented to the
President protesting againsttbe appoint
..rnent of MI, e PARsoSs IS Provisional.
Governor Of that State, !. y is
Gsn, Hom1Hp has ptonpsly disap-.
proved ofthe order Of Capt Bryant, ,oaiS obSo
.oft,e Assistant Commissioners Of the
Froedmen'ss Bureau, ins & Georges, who
undertook 70 regulate the, 81 es tic SIC
freedmen's labor, something amer the
style Of the Virginia chiyalry
Cow HoLpgN thinks that theiearcl,.
ment Of The loyal voters canibe compile
ted, so that the election hethe Stats Of
North Carolina TO the State Convention,
may be held by. the middle Of Alsust
next 8 8ss,s: ~ ifBs as y.ssgg
The New Hampshirc lIegisfasurs
have ratified Che Cong gfessioaal amend.
lnent abolishiRg slavery, 49,,
- The New York 71ismss fsvoss tse exc.
eation sf Hon. JEFFERsoS Davis for
treason. ~ (
PIERRE SotLE, formerly United
States Senstot from bouisiansy and Con-
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G. @ d q. 9. G. Hsailroasl. I Z
~ al

"a Stthos Immediate resobstfuction Of this
u s road Is highly Inportant, all materials
OF lron. ties and stringers are needed, and
theif removal is forbidden by any one.
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BRACELET FOUND.

IA CHILDS BR ACELEq was pick.
n ed up ON the street day before yester-
day. The owner win call at this office and
recover property, by describing and paying
Tor this sdyertisement. \, 4. g. july 8'65
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ABOUT TO open o law office in the city of
Mexico. -. @ 'sGH#
JOHN MIToHELL has been carried to
Fortress Monroe, and is confined m
casemate No. s, adjoining the cell of c.
Q. CLAY. y n
Tho Petersburg News was suppressed
on Saturday the oath, by an order from
the military authorities. : y K
(, Gen. JEFF. THoMpsoN,s army has
been surrendered, including over 1000
men, and nearlyToo officers.
The Richmond Wig has resumed its
motto, sac sen,per tyyunhts, the prohibi.
ton of the government thereto having
been removed UT
No more FIVE cents postage currency
will be issued. This is designed to bring
small coin into use. ,t.tls .
: IL tissaid that there are now a thous.
and petitions for pardon to be examined.
by the President. ~. .,,,,,s
The mortality among the blacks at
Charleston is fearful The deaths aver.
age 100 per week. ,,t
.sE tl,, EUROPEAN NEWS. (, (. i, l,ls.
q The steamship China has arrived at
New York, which}givcs European news
toJune 25, four days later than any adj
vices vet received. Nv 4. XXX ,i
a,H The whole length of1the Atlantic, c,.-
BILE was on board the great Eastern2 and
the telegraph fleet was expected to sail
on the 10th of July for Valetltia Bay.
The tariff Of charges for telegraphing IS
issued, The. terms are ITO ,E1igfiantl,
twenty words or less, sloo in gold for
each additional word, s5. To the cont.
nent twenty wotds,. -S1o5; each addi.
tional word, s5 rs. To Asia or Africa,
twenty words, Sl25,; each additional
word Sc 25. These rates the company
hope eventually to reduce; but at first
a, high tariff is adapted to prevent the
icloggipg Of the wire with the over pres.
ure ofbusiness. s|a .4sssF si gssf
Et Diplomatic relations between Maxi.
milan and tile Pope had been suspend.
ed. .5s se@ 5'AE}A ~ y
The liberal party were I, gaining
strengths in Austria. The RElcHsRArn
had determined to stop the supplies un.
til che budgets ofthetwo past years had
been voted upon according to the consti;
tuition. ,sslt s}ta'i lSi Sg '
q LIVERPOOL MARKETS. 92 t'5
CorroN, The Brokers' Circular re.
ports The sales Of cotton for tue week
reachil42,0OO bales, including 46,0OO
bales to spectators and 80, 900 bales to
exportors. The market opened excited.
and an advance has taken place lid. a
I'D. per Ii. for American, and I'D. a 3D.,
Per ID. for otherd descriptions. Thesales'
onFfiday were is, 600 bales, themarket
closing more quiet, but firm at unchahg.
ed quotations. e 3t,5, ,s,ls i, !, ~ 4
slt,. i..s 3 sieS, s. Il .slt8 Sig.afidaliag.,
Orleans KS, "a 3; 20d y
Upland ~: la:a'ts Nsytr l9ka.
Texas 4, s'S5 az; aaa. \
I,WERrooL Saturday, Egenhtgt
q, s3s Juny "a, 1865 y
GorFos 1.-The sales today foot ,tp
$4,000 bales including 5000 bales TO.
speculstors and exporters. The market
closed firm at unchanged quotations,
v NEWspArERs. The following are
the only newspapers now published in
North Carolina II NJ & a
Tbs STANDARD, Record, Progress and ,s
NJ o. Christian Advocate. at itsiel 81
esterA Democrat at Charlotte Un.5
ior Banner st Salisbury; Peoples Prsss