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SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
PhiIn delphia, New Hori. q Baltimore.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE
sR FIGHTS


y this route Freights Of all descriptions can
York. Boston, or Baltimore to and from any
point on the Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky, In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri IN
RditTOnd direct
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con.
meets at Pittsburg With Steamers, by which
Goods can be forwarded to any port on tiIe ONO,
Muskingum Kentucky Tennessee, Cumberland,
illinois Mississippi Wisconsin Missouri Kan
sIs and Red Rivers; and ut Cleveland SnduSky
and Chicago with Steamers to all Ports OF tn,
North Western Lakes. . r- --s ......
Merchants and shippers entTusting the trans
pDrtatiOn OF their Freight 10 this Company. car
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to aud from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Raj
Road, are at all times as favorable as charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
u Bc particular to mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central r. R."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply To or address either of the following Agent,
OF tine Company:
ID. a. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsbmg
CLARKE 81 CO., Transfer Agents Pittsburg
H. w BROWN g. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
II. {. MELDRUM u CO., Madison, Ind.
j. T.. MOORE Louisville, KY
W. NJ. AIKMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. i. SASS, ST. Louis, Mo.
CLARKE d CO.. Chicago Ill
J. Ii. MCCOLM, Portsmouth, O.
j. NJ. LOVE, AEaysville by.
HALL 6 Co, Marietta, o.
Il. AYRES Muskingum River
". H. y Il. L. LANGLEY, Gallpoiis, o
H. $ PIERCE & CO. GAINESVILLE o.
" H. HUDSON, Ripley O.
IL. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling gent
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j. & g. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly OH hand full assort-
ment of the above articles
-sTaTheir wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread, Crackers, Rusks Cakes
etc sep2O
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PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE
MANHOOD

A ND THE yHGOH OF YOUTH BE
n STORED N four "eGks by DR.. RicOrd'
ESSENCE OF LIE Df kicord, (of Paris
after years Of earnest soie GItiOn, has at length
acceded 70 the urgent request OF the American
public, and appointed an Agent in New York,
Tor the sale of his valued aud highly priced rs
sence OF Life. This wonderful agent viii restore
Manhood to the most shattered constitutions in
four weeks; and, II used according to printed in.
structiODs, failure 10 impossible. This hfe-re.
storing remedy should be taken BY all about to
marry as its effects are permanent Success In
every case, is certain.
ID. RlcOrd's Essence OF Lie Ia, sold In cases,
with full Instructors for use at IS OF four
quantities in one Tor -, and will be sent to any
part, carefully packed on receipt Of remittance
70 his accredited agent. Circular sent tree on
receipt OF four stamps jPHILIP. ROLAND,
4iI Bloolne st, one door west Of Broadway,
New York iauI2-dIy'
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR,
,ETSH DEALER HATS AND

IL CAPS No. 5 Washington Hall Wheeling,
Va Keeps constantly on hand full and
complete assortment Of everything in his line.
which will be sold of at the lowest market ratios.
sep2J
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wheeling Drug Market.

We note the present ruling prices 10 the tradee
in quantities. On small orders slight advanc,
III la adlal
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Philosophy Of Marriage.

I'HE PROPkEETORs OF tn
Il NEW YORK Museum Of Anatomy have
determined regardless OF expense, 10 issue free,
preSsiOH OF quackery) four OF their most inter.
esting and instructive Lectures on Marriage
and rs dLsquAlihcatiOns, Nervous and Physical
Debility Premature decline Of Aianhcod, Ind.
sest0l, " sakness or Depression, LnpOteney.
Loss OF Energy and Manly Power; the great So.
cial Evil and those maladles which result from
youthful follies, sxces5es Of maturity. or iguo-
rance Of PbyslOlogy and Laws Of Nature.
These Invaluable lectures have been tine mean,
OF enli.hteBing and saving thousands and will
addressing SECRETARY, New York Museum of
Anatomy and Medicine, ei7 Broadway y Y.
jaD12-dIy.y H. = 81
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
4 TTaRNEY. COLLECTOR OF

A TTORNEY, COLLECTORS OF
"A PENSIONS Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts. All Officers, Soldiers, or Seamen dis
abled in the service of the United States are en-
titled to Pensions for life; and in case of their
death the widow, orphan children, mother or
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman, is
entitled to pension, and also the bounty Of one
hundred dollars, and all back pay due, Ny fee
in each case is FIVE DOLLARS, u the clam
for pension is collected, and NO CHARIE III
case of failure.
Certified accounts collected on the most reas-
enable terms c..
Office. No $50 Fourth Street, near the Court
House Wheeling. Va. sepZO
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HIVE ST0CI&

Dlovers and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacious
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections, and every attention is paid to
their wants From Harrisburg where will he
found every convenience for feeding and resting,
a choice is offered Of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This viii also be
found the shortest, quickest and most direct
route for Stock to New York Via Allentown
and with fewer changes than any other
ENOCH LEWIS
Genl Superintendent, Altoona Pa
l.. L. H0UPT
Genl Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II II. HOUSTON
Gen'l Freight Agent Philadelphia
Janll.my2l
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WYKES AND BROWNS

il l39 Main Street, Wheeling, w. va.
Photographs of all sizes and styles. Photo
graphs in India Ink, Oil and Water Colors Our
Card Photographs cannot be surpassed in rich
ness of tone and durability.
A varied assortment Of Frames always on
hand and for sale cheap Also an assortment OF
Cards OF the Union officers sep2J
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1EaNGl a LlOuID pREPAnED

DEsNGi 4 LEQUID PREPARED
ID FROM MEDICINAL ROOTS Blrks, and
gums, 1t is perfectly harmless in every respect
containing no opium, Chl0rOiOrm ga ether
Pages OF testimony could he added were 1t ne
cessaTy. We refer only to tho certificates VI
nearly one hundred Physicians and Chemists
which will he found IN the Circular accompany
iug each bottle.
Money refunded ia all Gases when a cure IS
not effected. This is no quack medicine bat a
genuine and invaluable remedy. Over itu.
bottles sold within months Iry it.
PRICE IS CENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold by 7 H. Logan y Co. A. L Go,i & Co.
q. W Graham and McLain Bros and By all the
stores throughout the county ahh by ali Drug.
gists and stores in Belmont Jefferson and Go.
lumbiana counties in Ohio.
jams 6m A. mekEE,
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons L..
DOM Graduate from one Of the most cminetl
Colleges in the United states, and the grea,s
part OF whose life has been spent in the hospital,
OF London Paris, Philadelphia and elseNhcrt
has effected some OF the most astonishing curt
that were ever known many troubled with riRs
ing in the head and ears when asleep gleat ue
yousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds bash
fitness, with frequent blushing attended sous.
times with arrangement of mind were cupd
immediately.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prac
tice INDUCED IN when alone, a habit frequently
learned from OWL companions or at school he
ELECTS OF which are nightly felt oven whcI
asleep, and If not cured render marriage impo,
sible, and destroys both mind and body, shOad
apply immediately.
What Il pity that n young man, the hope Of BIZ
country, the darliug Of ms parents, SHOULD b
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments u
Iifo, by the consequence OF deyiatmg from ID,
path vi nature and indulgng IN certain seoJ
habit Such persons MUST before contemplate.
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Reflect that a sound mind and BODY are the nos
necessary requisites 10 promote connublal hap
ness. Indeed, without these tho journey throw.
life becomes a wcary pilgrimage tho proiPsd
hourly aTkens TO the View the mind bcooaa
Swallowed with despair aud filled with the mrlli
choly reflection that tho happiness of another
comOs blighted with our own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-23

A number of the radical Republican
Conorcss,nen at Washingto {including
such prominent men as George ". Jul
liam. Of Indiana; ". ID. Kelley, of Phila-
eleirhia, and Schuyler Colfax, Of India
ia, favor negro suffrage in the seeded
States, while not advocating it in the
loyal portion of the country. Senator x.
Graft Brown, and Representative Henry
7. Blow, Of Missouri, favor universal
suffrage throughout both North and
South.
Archbishop McClosky, of New York,
is at cree to open subscriptions for the
completion Of the new Roman Catholic
Cathedral in that city, which is designed
to be the most costly and most beautiful
church in the United States, exceeding
even Tie magnificent Philadelphia Cathe-
Gral.
The California papers publish "mar-
riaaes," births" "divorces and
deaths in regular order. This IS
systenati2ing the thing.
The Taunton Gazctts says that at
recent church fair a set of Coopcr's
works were promised to him who should
answer a set Of conumdrums. The win
ner received set Of asooaeg pals.
The Tennessee Convention passed, BY
nearly a unanimous vote, resolution
that no person should be considered as
qualified to vote until he shall take
stringent oath declaring himself nnrc
seryedly in favor of the Union and al
laws and psoclanations issued by Presl
dent Lincoln Or Congress since the wa
beUap
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EDREIGN NEVIS.

The London correspondents OF the
Yankee papers furnish them with the
latest European news and gossip. From
the latest batcIi we take the following:
THE sEwAkD-WifAENcLlfF CORES
pONuENCE.
The publication Of Lord Wharncl'fle' rs
correspondence with Messrs. Adams ana
Seward, which has been made by MS
Loraship himself, has excited very little
interest u is generally conceded that
the refusal Of Mr.. Seward TO grant the
re9nes. Of the Confederate con1nl.ife
was just, and to have been expected,
although it is thought that he might have
coached his refusal in language somewhat
more palatablc "John Bull : dishkss
being snnbbed so lngraciously. aud the
severe taunts in that now famous epistle,
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we'll merited as they were, somewhat
disturb the cquanimity Of that irascible
old gentleman. You will notice that, at
the conclusion of Lord Wharncliffe's
cpistls, he INDUCES il what looks very
much like threat. He says: have
only inT,hcr TO assure our readers that
the refusal OF the Federal Government
will not practically affect the distribution
Of the fund, for which, unhappily, we
can find but too many recipients" This
might seem to imply determination to
reach the Northern prisoners in spite Of
Mr.. Seward and the authorities.
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.;nea seventy Union refugees, who wesc
o'" .hs way to the Union lines under
f OIL mt pilots; but the next night, at
SeIly's gap, they were surrounded by
ahaIs and compelled, al a monienta no.
- 70 separate into two parties. The
,rscmen were pjloted in the darkness
10 The rebel camp by a young lady,
~ ,hcv rode by forced marches of such
,ra,;,y as TO kill many Of their animals.
r. Brown. with the other fco;men, I'M
~ an excellent pilot, took to mountain
rs,bs and reached our lines on Satur
TaSsys Richardson and Brown were
[c,ntured while floating on hay bales in
|,hs Mississippi river, opposite Vicksburg,
|on the nigh, Of May 3, 1868, after their
|boal had been exploded and burned by
the rebel batteries, and half the persons
|nn the expedition killed or wounded --
|rbey have since been confined in seven
Inherent rebel prisons. Mr.. Davis was
,ken while with Sher,nan's army, near
|Acsaca, Georgia, May Is, 1868.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

II is said. by the New York Hra3d,
hhat tbc rebels have a new and very for
kn;dable ram nearly completed on the
Roanoke river, in North Carolina, which
! ;hev design TO shortly move down tina.
|..;1eam simultaneously with the descent
oC the Neuse river by the one which
they have at kinston. and 1t Is probably
intended that while the latter makes an
Iattack on The Union forces at Newbern
] the former shal! attempt 20 regain pos
session OF Plymouth. Efforts are' being
made by our forces at the latter place to
raise the sunken Albeuarlc, and if this
enCleayor should succeed it is thought
that with her and a light-drauyht moni-
ton which is expected 10 arrive, the rebel
attack can be easily repulsed.
GENERAL. GRANT AND TIE SHERMAN TES-
TIMONIAL.
I!rApQuARTERs Army Or THE
UNITED STATES,
CRY PoIST, NlHGISiA,
December %, 1864.
II. r. Uuatef, u. Iol!moge, JchN T.
Bfa&cC:
Dear Sir: have just this moment re-
ceiyed your printed letter in relation to
YOUR proposed movement in acknow-
ledSmcnt Of one Of Ohio's greatest sons.
Il wrote only yesterday to my father,
who resides in Covington, Kentucky, on
the same subject, and asked him to in
augurate d subscription to present Mrs
Sherman with a furnished house in The
CITY of Cincinnati General Sherman Is
cmnently entitled to this mark Of con
.;ideration, and directed my father t.
head the subscription with five hundred
dollars for ne aud half that amount
from General ingalls,, chief quarteimas
ter of this army, WHO is equally alive
with myself to the eminent services O
General Sherman.
Whatever direction this enterprise IL
favor of General Sherman may take, YOU
NAV set me down for the amount named
! cannot say word too highly in praise
Of General Shcrmau's services from thu
beginning Of the rebellion to the present
dav, and will therefore abstain from fat
terv of him. Suffice it to say, TIKI
worlds history gives no record OF hi:
superiors, and but few equals
am truly glad for tie movement yct
have set on foot, and Of the opportunity
Of adding my mitc in testimonial Of ST
good and great a nau. Yours. truly,
I. s. GEANT,
I.icutenant~ General.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

There is, increased activity in the block
adc-running business at present, no less
than five steamers having been recently
launched in the Clyde for that purpose.
Furthermore, the rebels are enlisting
men and sending them, ono by one, to
the Rappahannoch, now used as receiv
ing ship and lying at Calais. They dis
pair of getting her cut. The iron-ram
originally built for the rebels at Glasgow
and sold to Denmark has been resold,
it is said on good authority, to SPAIN
The Danish Government has acted in per-
feet faith to us in this as in other matters.
Lord Lyons, ON his return to London,
staid for some time at the Norfolk
House, s.. James Square, the residence
OF his sister, the Duchess of Norfolk, also
the birthplace of George Ill, Of happy
memory. He is now at Arundel Castle,
one OF the abodes Of the great ducal
family, and conyalesciag.
Among social items OF news, we learn
that the Prince of Wales is to have his
income increased thirty thousand pounds
per annum. He and the Princess now
receive from the nation fifty thousand
rer annum, and the addition will swell
his annual drafts on the profits Of the
people. in round numbers, to no less than
four hundred thousand dollars. Besides
this. he has large private income.
You know that the Confederate cotton
! loan tumbled down, by twos and tours,
ten per cent. and that though many CT
it's influential stockholders are men
| willing to hold on at loss, in conse'
ouence eff their rcyel proclivities. The
J gctters. up of the loan now medlsate
fresh one, mentioned at t3,Ooo,ooo, the
inducements held out being very tempt
ing. the security, of course, c1tton, saio
| to be safely stored at definite and &C
cessible place. This time the German
Jew, Erlangcr, who engineered the Con
federatc loan, Is to be lett out IN I'M
cold. Messrs. Hotze and Williams under
taking the business themselves.
A new Liberal daily newspaper is au
thorized to appear in Paris on ana a'te,
next Monday week. The editor ln.chae'
NJ. peyrot, formerly managing editor Q
| La HTesse. is thorough going LiDefal
moderate in force, but absolute IN ideas
,suaritcr in modo, .J9rtitcr al nc. In
i American specialist in the editorial stat
is M. Juef, gen. leman familiar OF Oh
4 with our country, people ana lanBuags
and honorHbiy known TO many NeT
j Workers by his speeches and other goo
service for the good cause IN Cur lat
Presidential canvass.
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THE NEW REBEL PIRATE.

Treating on the subject Of the new
rebel pirate anoat, the ,Star holds tho
following language:
1--WE are afraid it" (thc successful
getting ailoat Of the Shenandoah "is
the practical result of a very ipjudicious
speech made by the Acknowledgement
last summer when defending the Go
vernment for permitting the Georgia to
take refuge in Liverpool. The honora-
bic gentleman, both by his speeches and
Crown, has done great deal to expose
The illegal and dangerous character Of
the system under which the former
cruisers were supplied to the Confede
rates, and to warn the House Of Com
mons OF the grave nature Of the qucs-
tons which they were little inclined at
first to treat with boisterous contempt :;
but in the speech to which we refer he
NaQa6sti2aabiy iadteoted to the reckless
ho'c best to eeaae tie proclamation Of
a.eutral'y. lie contended, in effect,
that If vessel sailed from a British
port unar!ned, an1 not supplied, as in
the case CT Laira's rams, with some spc-
cial bclli5erent armor or weapons, but
got her armament solely on the high
seas, or away from British territory, the
country was rot responsible in interna-
tional law to another State for such an
occurrence"
This is precisely the view gave you
Of the matter at the time. 1t was part
and parcel Of the policy Of this Govern
lncnt. Tie ram case was SO fragrant
that the Government could not well avoid
| lis action; but, at the same time, and as
the Government, through its proper Off
Ger, promulgated to the country how the
law might be evaded in future, who can
say after this that the British Govern
ment is not responsible for every dollars
worth Of property that has been dc
stroycd by the pratical vessels that il
has thus encouraged and sustained.
The resolution of the member o
Congress that an account should b.
drawn up, and demand u1ade upon tn,
British Government for such damage!
and losses was, however, entirely I'M
necessary. / am happy to be able t
say, although the fact does not appear
to be known at home, that the authori
ties at Washington have been faithful
and attentive to the interests Of the sui
iercrs, and that these demands have beer
regularly and formally made, as the re
spcctiyc cases have occurred, and nov
stand in due form against the Govern
ment in its own archieyes, unless, in
deed, Earl Russell may have done wha
he is said to have done in some othe
cascs-tnrown them into his waste-pape
basket. am not aware that this is an,
secret kere, and presume the Prcsiden
will state the fact in response to the re
solution.
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THE NEWS.

No event Of Importance has occurred
on the lines in front of Richmond and
Petersburg. Grant has issued an ad-
dress to the Armies of the Potomac and
James, congratulating them upon the
success of the land and naval expedition
against Fort Fisher.
Through Confederate sources we have
nothing additional from Wilmington or
thcrcabouts. The Yankee papers con-
tinuc to be filled with accounts Of the
capture of Fort Fisher and Qualifications
over the event.
There was report yesterday that
General Price had captured Fort Smith,
Arkansas, with its garrison Of two thou
sand men. The report is not confirmed
by official intelligence.
Mr. James A. Seldom has resigned the
Portfolio of War. We have not been
able to learn that his successor has been
appointed, though several prominent
gentlemen are spoken of as likely to be
appointed. Among these are General
Braxton Bragg, General Breckenridge,
and Senator Hill, of Georgia. There is
Il report that the place had been offered
to General Breckenridge, but that he de-
cined to accept unless he was allowed
| t. select his Commissary-General. 1t is
understood that Mr. Seldom was induced
to resign by action taken by the Virginia
Congressional delegation. These gentle
men, it appears, sent into the President
an official announcement that they had
lost confidence in all the members of the
Cabinet except Mr.. Trenholm, and asked
for change. Mr.. Seldom being in
formed of this action, Immediately sent
in his resignation.
Two important measures, recently
passed by Congress, were made public on
Saturday. One is the bill providing for
the appointment of ''Gcneral-in-C Chief"
of the Confederate Armies. This provides
that the General-in-C Chief shall have
charge of the armies of the Confederacy.
Whether this implies the power to select
the generals who shall command those
armies is matter of doubt. 1t also re-
peals the law providing staff for the
general assigned to duty at Richmond.
General Bragg now holds the position re-
ferred to. The Till has not, as yet, been
approved by the President The other
measure is the resolution recommending
the assignment Of General Joseph E.
Johnston to the command of the Army
Of Tennessee.
Five hundred returned Confederate
prisoners, who arrived at Varina on Fri
day, reached the city last night on ou1
flag-of. truce boat from Boulware's land
ing.
. By the same boat, Mr. Francis P
Blair, ST., peace commissioner, returned
to this city. Nothing has transpired a
, to the objects of his mission; but o
, course it has reference to peace negotia-
7 tons, and this has grown out of his for
, mer visit. He is guest of Captain
Hatch, at the residence of the latter
corner of Fourth and Lei Ugh streets.
5 The Hon. II. S. Foote, of Tennessee
: left the city yesterday morning by tn
j Fredericksburg train, en- route for Primo
1 George county, Virginia.
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DIED..

On Sunday morning, ut half past 3 o'clock, JOHN
MEsCO, in the sixty ghth year Of his age,
His friends and acquaintance ara invited 20 az,
tend his f,,neral, from St. Marys Church, THIS
EVENING at o'clock, without further notice.
At his residence, on the corner Of Nineteenth ana
Broad streets after pretracted and painful illness,
which he bore with Christian endurance and Ieng-
nation, CORNELIUS CREW, in the sixty-fiset
year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his
funeral which will take place from Trinity Church
on IUEsDAYMoRNlNG next, at ha!s-psss 10
O'clock ~
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MARRIED.

In this city, ON the 18th Of January. by the Rev
Mr.. Pettigrew, Mr.. JAMES W. WILSON, Of Pc
tershurg, to Miss MARTHA SHUNBUKGER, Of
this city.
Norfolk and Petersburg papers pleasecopy. -
On the 2lst instant, at the Second Presbyterian
Church. by the Rev. Moses ID. Hoge ID. d, JOHN
A. HUGHES, of Omouville, South Carolina, 70
Miss CLARA NJ. CARDOZO, Of Richmond, Vir-
ginia.
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WANTED.
Rrenxosp Ansn1eAL,

WANTED, at the Confederate. States
M Laboratory, Ref snond, Virginia, practical
CHEMIST, to whom good salary will be gircn.-
None but practical Chemist need epply. Good
reference as to ability and character Islnlied-
Apply at onee 10 w N. SMITH,
Approved: General Superintendent.
W. l.. BRoCE, Lieutenant-C Colonel Comnanding.U
ja 23-6tS