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EIRsT DIVISION, C. S. a.,
In p. HOSPITAL. Sent. 4 1874

SIIII AZ officer of the day, on post
tWenty-four hours, / have inspectedIth tile
hospital and find 1t IN as good condi-
ton rs the nature OF circumstances will
allow. a majority Of the hunks are
still unsupplied with bedding, while in
"A portion OF the division the tents are
entirely destitute of either hunks and
bedding or straw, the patients being
compelled to lie upon the hare ground
I would earnestly call your attention to
unhealthy diet, the corn bread received
from tho bakery being made up with
out sitting, is wholly unfit for the use
of sick, and often, as in the Inst twenty
four hours upon examination, the in
ner portion Is found to be perfectly
raw. The meat received by the pa
tients docs not amount to over two
ounces day, and for the past three or
four days no flour has been issued.
Corn bread cannot be eaten by many;
for to do so would be to increase dis
eases ofthe bowels, from which lnrge
majority are suffering, and 1t Is there
fore thrown away. an their rations
received by way OF stlstenafice, isltW5o
ounces of bailed beef mud half a pint of
rico soup per day. Under these cir
cumstquces, MI the skin that can be
brought to bear on their c1iseS, will
avail them nothing.
Another point to which I feel IL my
duty 10 call your attention Is the def
cheney of MEDICINE. We have bntlittIe
more than the indigenous baflis and
roots with which TO treat the humorous
forms of disease to which our attention
is daily called. For the treatment OF
wounds, ulcers, dee, whaVe literally
nothing except Yater.s RiF4.EsI
Our Wards, some OF theln are wild
with gangTene and We are compelled 10
fold, Qnr 9rTpERnd look quietly upon its
sraYages, not haying stfmulants tai
support the system under lis d.
pressing influence, the article being sol
limited IN supply, HAT It can only b
issued for cases under the knife. I
would respectfully call your earnest
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stock Market.

~ New 'YoRK, August %.
GOVERNMENT STocKs-5Sa% better:
6-2Os 1895; 10-4Os os1l; 4 year hcertifi,
eates 981Si 81 coupons; 1913 hT-9Os, ID
series, 9914. ~
SToCKs-Stroug; Fort Wayne 96J<;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 70I<, Terre
Haute d Alton 90; Prnirie du CHEN
2715; Illinois Central l22I<; New York
Central 92Js; Erie sT5s; Hudson iO0X;
Reading lO59<: Michigan Southern Or,
Quicksilver 555<; Ohio and mississippi
certificates 24S4; Missouri Skies 7fJz;
Tennessee Skies T211z. a,.., n - "
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DIsfranehised.-Pensioan Agents.

NEW York, Aug. 25.-Returns from
No. precinct in Prince Georges Co.,
Nd; shows that 100 out of $50 voters
have been disfranchised by the war.
Upwards of 80 government pension
newal of their pensions, stopped during
the war, but only three have been
granted. ~ z,
New pension agents are soon to be
appointed in the Southern States. Z.
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Doubtful transactions of n Paymns-
ter.--S7S, 900 III specie DiSc6VerefI.

o
NEW York, August ga Richmond
correspondent of the Herald states TINT
are partly made which
allege questionable transactions with
government funds on the part of Lieut..
Colonel Birney, Paymaster of this De-
partment. It is alleged that he has
paid the men in 7-30s and that the banks
have charged a discount in redeeming
them, thus making large sums for the
banks and himself. 1t is stated that he
has thus made from $40. 600 to $50, 900.
he has been ordered to Washington to
be examined.
Gem, Curtis, commanding at Ilyncll-
burg, has ascertnined the Whereabouts
of SIS, 800 in bullion, formerly belong
ing to the so-called rebel government.
1t appears it was appropriated by two
agents, to whom twas entrusted to take
to the interior, who have been arrested;
but they had succeeded in spending all
hut about Sl4 900, -
The Times special dispatch says TINT
Major General Wilson, the cavalry
leader of the Southwest, is expected in
Washington Friday, ge
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FURNISHING GOODS

isrichIy assorted. Being exclusively In the
Clothing business we can furnish the above to
better advantage to dealers and on better
terms than can be had elsewhere
We have the most complete stock and larg-
est assortment Of goods Of any house in our
hne IN the city.
We are selling goods lower than any other
house in the city. as we bought our goods
when gold was at the lowest.
wehavve large stock of
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EXPENsEs PER ouARrER

TUITIoN-Ftnt Preparatory, 50; Second
Preparatory, 81; FirSt Collegiate IS; Second
Collegiate, So; Junior, $40; Senior, $40 so;
Latin, French, German, or other Language, SIS;
ing, s.; Printing in OH, $40; Pastel, so: Cray
on, S.; Music, on Piano, SO; Use of fnstril-
ment, 81 50; Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, I'd and Sd
quarters, so cents each quarter
BoARD-S35; Fueland Lights, s.; Washing
50; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So so; Fuel and Lights, 81.
Bills both for tuition and board PAYABLE in all
cases at the commencement of the QunFtef.-
Sept. 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18th.
July %. 1865, President.
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Sou YORK n1oner lrnrI.et.-

~ n.az New YORK, August %.
MoSEY-Easy at sac per cent. for
STERLING ENcIIANaE- Dull ana
heavy, ut 1O9l4C9lO9If. i'i li.fa ~ -
AMERICAN. GOLD-Withoutl decided
change; opening ut l43ss, declining 10
I43lS, advancing TO IN, and closing at
1885! i'naif -
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The cold MARKET.

New YoRK, August q, LGolGi steady.
The demand for customs continues
inrge, but the speculative movement is
merely nominalsy Prices gangcd du-
ring the Innrning at about 1435S. ar /,
BALTIAoRE, August 25.-Flour is
firm, closing with an upward tendency.
CoRE-Receipts light, sales of white
Mt 95a97c. yellow MT qlaa5e.
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Ready Made Clothing

s5ss N s WHOM Any Any
ton
Our connections with the East arc such that
we nre able to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENIS to parties in need ofgoods in curl line
We shall spare no pains to maintain oul
reputation for Keeping the lnrgest, finest and
cheapest stock of goods in our linein the city
to which we invite the attention of CLOSE
BUYERS. We buy exclusively for Cash.
ePspecial attention givento the hlling OF
orders.
UNIFORM SUITS
Made to order on short notice.
aps-am a. N. ADAaIs : co
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Presents for the IndIana---PearfuI
RaVnges OF the cholera in copstan.
tinODIe.

Presents for the IndiRnA--Pearfu
RaSages OF the cholera in COnStan.
tInOpIe.
NEW YORK, August 24.-The Herald's
special says Congressman p. b, Van
yafkenburg, acting commissioner, in
the absence Of Judge Cooley, of the IN
dian Bureau, accompanied by General
Curtis, one of the delegates appointed
to visit the Northwestern Indian tribes,
left for New York last evening for the
purpose of selecting suitable assort-
ment of presents to be given the Indian
delegation Mt the approaching council
to be held with them
The Constantine correspondent OF
the Tribune, under date of August I'd
says: al g4at IS.
had just became apparent that we were
to be scourged with Asiatic Cholera
Tho official returns then reported i;
cases day: The epidemic Is now fair.
ly upon us, with all its horrors. The
official reports give the number O.
deaths now at $50 n day, but it is plair
enough, from the number of dead nnf
dying seen in the streets, that this i.
far below the real mortality in the city
and it does not include ut all tho mill
tnry garrison ofsone sc, 600 men, among
whom it Is understood to be raging
sTwenty-siS dead bodies werc carried
by my Office yesterday. What woulL
be the mortality III New York, the pop.
ulation of which is less than that o.
lConstnntinople, if twenty-five dead
were carried in a day through Lafay.
cite Place alone for example. LIDO MOI
I think tho deaths can now fall short o.
\ 500 to 600 a day. They probably OK,
coed this number.
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SUsToM WoRK,

consisting of French, German and Domestic
Cloths, OF all grades and coloTs, French, Eng
Lah and American Cassimeres Silk Cashmere
and lleS NesdngS White, Fancy Linen,
and Drawers, Scars, Ties, Snspenders Hanl-
kefchieiA Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and CnI-
lam, Travelling Bags and SaltseS, &C., &c our.
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ST. VINCENT'S
Classical 6 Mercantile College

pISHoP WHELAN TRUSTS THATTHE
ID success Of his efforts In behalf OF female
education will recommend Mt once to the
favor of the public this institution for boys
and young men, which he hopes to make all
TINT is desirable MS a school for youth.
The modern. languages will be taught by
gentlemen to whom they IRE vernacnlar. and
who VIII afford to the pupils occasional OPP
pOrtIlnltitS of Learning by practice aIIL cUII-
versation. 1t Is intended to provide such
and apparatus asmay elucldafe,
while they give interest to the studies ofNat-
ura Philosophy, Chemistry, Surveying and
Engineering. The department OF Book-keep-
ing and Penmanshtp will be superintendent
by an eminent accountant ~
The school will be open to the public, but
only Catholics will be received as boaTderS,
unless for special reasons exception be made.
The discipline win be strict, and be enforced
by the dismissal of the insuborIlinate.
Payment will alwasy be required IN ddltunce;
for the day-scholaTS, quarterly; in the case
of boarders, for the Indigestion; and the fig
urea below Indicate the cash-in-advance
terms. If nom the neglect of parents or
other causes payment is delayed, an addition
of ten per cent. TO the cash prices will consti-
tute the regular charges of the College. No
detluction Will be made for absence or for re-
mDYRl when q quarter or halESeSsion has
been commenced, except in case of sickness.
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WASHINGTON Nn1seriile9sII.

" eSo41444S Ggu NuIS6I16s.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL,
the attention Of Farmers and Grape
growers In the vicinity OF Wheeling, TO a
EatSe and varied assortment OF TTuEf Trees
11a Native Grape vines, including q fine
sfEoeS OF Delaware and Concord Grape. Also
an VIE and ornamental trees I'm variety.
AZ ouered on reasonable terms fffFfA
SEaeB delivered at Wheeling nee Of charge.
p lfF-t tfsat3 ]! B. WILSON,
g1zs-2m Washington. IA
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,T,er.I.iI5Ie F,liIro,nsI Accident.

NASHVILLE, TINN., Aug. 25.AA ter
rible accident occurred on the Ten
nessee and Alabama: Railroad to-day.
A passenger trnin which left here for
Huntsville this morning ran of the
long trestle works, near Reynolds Sta
tion. The entire train Was thrown OFF.
Ten or twelve persons were killed, and
about twenty injured! Two express
messengers mined Mosley and Haze
lett, were killed. No further paFtleus
liars have been received.
CaIRo!L August D. Three hindred
bales Of ton arrived here yesterday.
Also four hundred bales for Evansville,
twelve for Louisville, and forty-two for
st. Louis.
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ding. 5nlssa ~ e sfs1iitF'
: FEouR-lO@l5c. better; 81 65a7 e5 for
hoop Ohio.
20. ~ -, - .1is = - f4f'S
.WHRAT--5NIorea active and I92c high
er; 81 5591 IS for Chicago spring; 81 Sc
| Cgi % for Milwaukee club; 81 SOL 60
Tor amber Milwaukee, 81 O962 10 for
winter red westerns 81 1902 Is for am
Der Michigan; 50 u for new amber
state; 50 IS for white Niichiga
RYE-Fffm; western CSC.
HARLEY AND BARLEY-AEALI- ullt
and nominal.
CoRN-Active and &c better; 94@s5c
for. unsound and 9O@97c for sound
mixed western, chiefly Mt 966981lc, in
tcluding 800 bush western yellow to ar
rive ut 81. -t
oATs-2c better; e3@Glc for western;
latter price du extreme.
flWoOI-Dnll. fA Eg
PETRoLEuNL-Dull; Sic for CrudIe.s 5Sfb
5ic for refined in bond. -. ~
,oSt osSE i;ESl; Rio sold yesterday ut
SuoAR-Active and higher; 12IICS14sI
ior Cuba Museovado; 127S@l5c for Por-
/ AIoIAssEs- Quiet and firm.
PoRK-H Heavy ind less doing; 500 so
@32 G2 IS for new mess, closing at SS2 62Je
c'ashi 81 5000 80 for lS6ss-4 do; $24 90
Tor prime: Also, 4,$50 Rbls. new mess
for September Mt sellers and buyer's
option, mt S3l 5O@32 90! i'ifI sif
BEEF-Active and firm; So OOaI2iOO
for plain mess; $40 OO9I4 90 for extra
mess.
BEEF HAaIs-Dull. Prime mess beef
quiet; sales 90 tierces at 81 30. .'i
CUT AIHATss-In moderate request;
II41z(9l615 for shoulders; I9@23e for
hams. 10.
BAcoN-Dull.ysE fn ~ t.astF
LARD-Firm at l91k@2i7f. .n50t
:, ,BlSuyTTER-kpir demnnd; 2l@29c for
Ohio, and 3l@53Sc for State.
|. CHEESE Steady; l0CS161zc for COM
mon to prime. iG IN 1000 @f -if
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BOOTS AND SHOES

A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
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FOR RENT.

THE PARSONAGE OF ST. johns
i Church, on Chapline street, one door
north OF Fist street, Centre Wheeling. Pos
session given hnst OF September. Also, TO be
disposed Of, all or any OF 70
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Fall & Winter Goods

ever brought to this market, at Coin PRIcra
selected expressly for
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= y TER IIlAf5Sf TT7TT =
Of best French Plate Glass, 10 feet high by IS
inches wide, fully worth $500 which viii be
disposed Of at o sacrifice, in consequence OF
angS ]. n. HIGBIE.
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! TEE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT PRIVATE sALE,

Consisting OF Rureahs, Beisteads, Carpets.
Chains, China and Glassware, BOOKCASES
Sofas WardrobeS, HIT Rack, Marble Top aud
also n
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
best selected stocks Of ~ anu
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new york sTnrket.

& i'. New YORK, August %.
r !, ,coo1ToN-steady at 44945c for mid.
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NRw YORK, Aug. 25-The steamer
Ocean Queen brings nearly million in
treasure and a large number of pas5en-
gers. ffs-f -ts-t o. fisfe!ti5 t's sla.l!E
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McCABE, KRAET& CO, Mhoiessie' Drug rS.
gists. WheeLlng, W Va, Sole Proprietors, to
whom an orders should be addressed.
For sale In bridgeport by WEST & MITCH
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FLouR-lO@l5c. better; 81 65@7 e5 for
extra state, s. 5000 20 for extra round
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-28

NEW MUSIC,

THANKSGIVING ANTHEM, for the restoration
Of Peace, A. D., 1885, with English and Ger
man Text. Dedicated to the people of the
United States Of America; music composed
by J. Remington Fairlamb, United States
Consul at Zurich, &c, &c
JUBILATE DEo in C, composed and dedi-
Gated to Christopher C. Cox, NJ D., Lieutenant
Governor Of the State of Maryland, by J.
Remington Fairlamb, United States Consul
at Zurich; formerly organist of the Church of
the Epiphany, Washington, D. c., and pre-,
viously organst of the Clinton St. Presbv-
terian, and Tabernacle Baptist Churches,
Philadelphia. New York, published by Wm.
A. Pond Il Co., 547 Broadway; Stuttgart, G.
A. Zumsteeg
These are advance copies of two popular
pieces of music from highly gifted composer.
Mr.. Fairlamb, for some years Consul at
Zurich, has taken occasion to advance himself
in the speciality to which he has devoted many
years Of study, and success seems to have
signally crowned his efforts. The compositions
of no American have been received with more
favor by admirers and judges of music
Shortly before his departure from Europe the
King of Wurtemburg conferred upon him. for
his various publications, his ''great golden
medal of Art and Science an honor only
recently bestowed upon the Director of the
Conservatorium of Music at Stuttgart, the
most eminent composer of the kingdom, Mr..
Fairlamb is an enthusiastic student of his pro-
fession, and we predict for him high place
as composer, especially in the more elevated
departments of sacred music.
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MAGAZINE NOTICES.

HARPER's MoNTHLY.-The December nnm.
Der OF this popular periodical is quite equal to
its predecessors. With this issue commences
the thirty-second volume of the ssMontbIv y
and the enterprise of the publishers is \ snf.
hclent guarantee that ii will lose no part of its
interest during the coming year MAKING
the Magazine the leading article. is a well
digested description of the modus opernndi of
book making, and affords a glimnse into tbe
great establishment of the Harpers. which for
extent and we'll ordered arrangement, has no
superior IN this scountry-perhaps in the world
The second paper is on THE Natural Wealth
of Virginia. with illustrations of the minin,
operations of that region. tArmadale, ," by
Wilkie Collins, is continued; while "Onr
Mutual Friend, one of the least effective of
Dickens stories, comes to a close--somewbat
to the relief of the reader.
IHE EcLECTIc.-The selections in this mm
Der are excellent, presenting the cream of
foreign literature. Among the papers of in.
terest are "reminiscences of the Emperor
Paul |. OF Russia ''Letters from Egypt;"
Henry Taylor Poems;" Memories of the
Authors of the Age" 'Molere-his Life and
Times; 'The Shadow of the Blind and
Sensation Novelists."
LlTrELL LIVING AGE.-This popular weekly
contains Writings of Alexis De Tocqueville;''
a continuation of "Miss Maioribanks:'' .The
Foreign Policy of America Lord Palmers-
tons "The Vacant Premiership mThe
Canadian Confederation;'' 'eNeuropathy:''
''The Supposed Survivors of Sir John Frank
Inns Expeditions t'The Prince De Joinville
on Navies," and the 'American Question:
GoDEY's LADY's BoOK--This old and
widely patronized monthly fills a desideratum
in its periodical supply of the fashions and
other items of special interest to the gentler
sex. The present number is handsomely il
lustrated and its literary contents are of much
merit
Hours AT HoME.-This is an unusually
good number Of good magazine, cminently
deserving the patronage of the public. Its
list of contributors embraces some of the best
talent in the country, and the articles are
marked by a high moral tone which commends
them to the family circle. Among the papers
of interest in the December number are
''France and England" ''the Greek Slaye:"
William Writ Aesthetic Culture;" Clip
sey Life in Europe;" ''Short Sermons for
Sunday School Teachers "Pere La Chaise."
and The Story of Hymn
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From Savannah

New York, Nov. N.-Ihe steamer Constitution from
Savannah on the 23d inst, has arrived.
The Savannah Herald states that General Gilmore
has obtained pardon for the rebel Gen. Elliott who
defended Fort Sumter against him.
An order is printed in the Herald cautioning the
children of white parents in Savannah to refrain
from stoning and matreating the children OF freed
men.
Freedmen occupying lands which have been re-
stored to the former owners, also notified to
move before the Goth Of December
mutiny occurred in the 9TH Regiment of Colored
troops at Jacksonville, Fla, in quelling which the
lieutenant colonel was shot in the hand and several
of the mutineers wounded
Eight roughs who lately arrived at Savannah
among the laborers shipped from New York to work
on the railroads. garroted a Mr.. Ordes in his own
store in Savannah, and robbed the store.
The Georgia Methodist Conference is in session at
Macon,
The revenue cutters Tacony and Nausemond have
arrived at Savannah.