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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-03
Late Mexican News.
CONGRESSIONAL.
miscellaneous news.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The regular
monthly statement of the Nationa
debt for the present month has beer
issued by the Treasury Department
It shows an increase of seventeen mil
lions in the public indebtedness during
the month of january.
The Tribune's Washington specia
says:
gone on his lecturing tour through the
New England States. He is to receive
one hundred dollars for each lecture
is to be donated to the fund accumula.
ted for the erection of the Congrega-
| tionalist Church in this city. During
the absence of the General, which it is
supposed will not extend beyond a
fortnight, Brigadier General Charles
Howard win have charge of the bureau;
The Third Auditor yesterday decided
that in the case of the steamer r. r.
Hamilton, seized by the United States
authorities in 1864 for the transporta-
tion of troops from 81. Louis to Mobile,
and which was blown up by torpedoes
placed in the channel by rebel ennis
saries, the owners are entitled to the
full value of the vessel destroyed. AS
establishing precedent, this fact is OF
considerable importance, as a large
number OF United States vessels were
similarly destroyed during the war.
The total number of claims received at
the office of the Second Comptroller
during the month OF January last was
9,073, Involving the large amount OF
s., 1853 go.
The Worlds Toronto dispatch of last
evening says: saslg-E 49,
The Fenfan attack on the Canadian
frontier towns is hourly expected; that
the Provincial military are under arms
in all directions, and that trains are
yao6y OF that TNIOan ND HaN0flfnn
to transport troops to any requisite
point.
Temperance Society was held last even
ing at the Cooper Institute.
An eulogy on the late DIR. Valentine
Mott was delivered last evening, under
the auspices of the New York Medical
Society, in Franklin Hall, by DIR. Gun
ming s. Bedford, before a large audi
ence.
The Herald's Washington special
says
1t may interest persons intending to
present claims to the Treasury depart
ment for captured or abandoned prop
erty to know that the Secretary is not
considering any cases of the kind in
consequence of the pressure of other du
ties. No action will be taken by him
in this class until the return of Assist
ant Secretary. Chandler, or until there
is a return of other classes of business.
Thirty-three deaths occurred on the
Bremen ship, Albert Meyer, which ar
rived in this port yesterday after voy-
age of seventy days from Hamburg
She experienced tempestuous weather
during the whole voyage. OF those
who died IS were children and 15adults.
The u. s. steamer Narcissus was lost
during the recent storm at the entrance
to Tampa, Florida. About thirty per-
sons-all on board-perished.
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The United State
InRem and per-
Hnnnm. In case


Andrew Hebrank and sonam. In acase
Whereas, an Information has been MED in
the District Court Of the United States for the
District of West Virginia, at Wheeling. on tho
LIST day of January, 1896, by the United States
Of America against An rev HebranE and
certain LIQUORS and vessels described In tho
schedule filed with said Information In . GER
tam proceeding In Rem and peFsonaIn al
leSing in substance that tho said Andrew He
Drank has violated sections IS and % Of the
act OF Congress, approved January %, 1864, en-
titled San Act To provide Internal Revenue
to support the Government, 10 pay interest on
the public debt, and for other purposes" and
praying that said property. together with the
sum Of 500, be forfeited To HE United states
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the atiAef-
meGt under the seal OF said court TO me direct
ed and delivered, the said liquors and vessels
were seized by mo at wellsburg, West virginia
January 9Th, 1855, and do hereby give public
notice 10 all persons claiming any interest
in said property or In the proceeds thereof 70
appear before the Judge OF the District CouFt
OF tine United States, for the District OF West
Virginia nj Wheeling, on the 9th day OF April,
1865, alto O'Clock In the forenoon OF the same
day az tie same shall be a day Of jufisdict ton.
II not, on the next day OF Jurisdiction there
afterl then and there to inteFpose their claims
and To make their allegations In that behalf
,.s. q. s. Marshal Dis. w. Va I'D
B. SMITH, o. g. Attorney. .e ~
1an25.Ht
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From New OrIeans.

NEwoR1EANs, Feb. 1.-Cotton sales
of ], 200 bales at 4Sc. Freights to New
York lie; Liverpool u. Gold 40.
An engine exploded on the jackson
Railroad near Amite city, killing three,
scalding Col. Forney, ex-chief of police,
and wounding four others.
Copies of the Matamoras Ranchero
from the 23d to the 9th have been re-
ceiyed. The Ranchero insists that
Juarez left El Paso for Texas, and that
his arrival at San Antonio before re-
ported and then denied, desired to be
concealed; also that he brought great
deal of silver for future use.
Coriinas left Brownsville on the 22d
ult., for the Upper Rio Grande; he re-
turned and crossed over to a point tit-
teen miles below Matamoras on the
18th, and Cabisto with his entire force
$50 strong, left for some interior Mexi-
can point.
Canales with small force left Metre
for Victoria, Mexico. He and Escabodo
are at open variance. The Ranchero
saws that they cannot now escape TO
neutral territory for protection.
Bagdad was abandoned on the 18th
by the Liberals and by the United
States guard placed there.
An English, French and spanish
man-of-war is cruising off Rio Grande.
Three Imperial war vessels are cruising
off Bragor.
Major General Wright was reported
to have arrived at Brownsville to inves-
tigate the Bagdad affair. A bitter con-
dition-o affairs prevailed at Monterey.
Business men who had left it were re-
turning. Nearly all the merchants at
Matamoras are Mexican and foreign,
and among the former several promi-
nent influential Imperialists had pub
lished "a solemn protest against the
course of the United States army and
the civil officials on the Texas side,
charging them with being responsible
for the troubles and outrages on that
frontier by aiding partizans of Juarists.
The protest is very severe, and its truth
officially certified by the Vice Consul of
Spain, France, Prussia and Great Brit
ain, resident ut Matamoras.
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Cincinnati market.
=.s CNe1NNAT1, Feb. 2.


Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat in
new red. Corn lower but with fair de-
mand ut the decline. Oats in large supply;
No. in fair demand at SS93SI5: No. de-
clined TO 359S5IS. Rye steady ats for No. l.
Groceries quiet and unchanged. Cotton
steady at IS for middling. Whisky dull and
prices nominal; free is offered at p Hogs
market, 2 100 head. Mess Pork Is in good de-
mand at % IS for city. with sellers to some
extent at IS so. Green Meats steady at lug
lSaIB for shoulders and hams. Bulk Meats in
good demand at I2I& for shoulder; III for
sides; ISL for clear red, and l6 foI clc1r sides.
Bacon Is in fair ,jObbfng demand Mt Is for
shoulders; l6t<3l7 for clear, and les for clear
sides, Lard in good demand at 1T15 for prime
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Kansas Cry, Mo, Feb. 1.-The
Junction City tKansasl Union says:
The commissary and quartermaster's
warehouse at Fort Riley, was burned
on Wednesday last. The loss is esti-
mated at one million dollars. Nothing
was saved.
Cass, Jackson and Lafayette counties,
Missouri, on account of the threatened
organization of the old bushwhackers
to attempt TO rescue some of their num-
Der now in jail.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE CONNER
cial's Washington special says:
Returns from the loyal States to the
special committee of the House on the
war debts show clearly that the aggre-
gate state of Indebtedness which can
not be audited under existing laws and
paid by the general government will
exceed $500, 100000 The New York in
debtedness is $40, 1000, 900.
The Posts Washington special says ;
The Ways and Means Committee had
the reciprocity treaty under considera-
ton this morning. Several prominent
Canadians were present and submitted
definite proposals for reciprocal Iegisla-
ton. It is now considered certain that
trade will not be disarranged by the ex.
piration of the treaty and that the me-
cessary legislation will be granted.
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NEW HAVEN, conn, Feb, 1.-The
turing Company, at Plantsville, was
destroyed by fire this evening. The
fire made arapid, clean sweep. A large
number of persons are by this disaster,
thrown out of employment. No fur
'lther particulars have been received.
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New York Money and stock MARKET.

Money and Goid-AIoney market nctiveat
5G88 per cent on call loans. Sterling Exchange
Dull and nominal Mt lg794@l0S14. Gold
Firm; opening at 1905; declining to lSy1s, and
Government stocIs-without decided
change; U. s. Gs, SO coupons, ~, lO25 1-SlSs
third series, 0O1E.
State StocIIS-AIISsouri 6s 20. .i{ fra u
FreightS-To Liverpool quiet and steady.
StbcRs-Heayy; Ohio & Mississippi certih-
Gates .; New York Central SCI; ErieT7; Hud-
son 100; Reading 90; Michigan Central l0llE;
Michigan Southern 6SJS; Illinois Central lis;
Pittsburgh SI5z: Chicago & Northwestern
2S: do preferred So; Rock Island 9g1S; Fort
Wayne 81; Terre Haute S05 do preferred Gu;
Chicago & Alton lis.
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weather Record.
BIZ the United States Line.
wHKRLINo. Fel

WHEELING, FEB. z.
Chicago, wind southwest. cloudy,
IA: Portland, wind west,
cloudy. IS. Boston, wind northwest,
clear. 20: Buffalo. wind southwest,
cIoudy. Is. New York, wind north,
clear, 80; Philadelphia, wind northwest
clear, %; Baltimore, wind northwest
clear. IS; Washington, d. c., wind
northwest, clear, Is; Cincinnati, wind
southeast, cloudy, 81; Wheeling, vino
sonthVest. cloudy. a.
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IoUIsy1LnE, Feb. 1.-THE New Alba
ny Ledger says: The steamer Charmer
went to the wreck of the steamer Mis-
souri, on Tuesday morning and succeed
ed in getting the boats safe and books.
Mr.. Mulin, the clerk of the Missouri,
has gone to Evansville to obtain pos
session of them, and will he able to
The remains of Capt Hurd's wife were
recovered from the wreck yesterday, p.
NJ. No other bodies have yet been re-
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chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull and declined &c;
sales at 21s<9l y for No. I, and SS@SI for No.
2 Corn dun at 3715 fer No. 2. Oats dull
Provisions dull. Mess Pork moderately nc
live free sellers % 90 for standard brands
Green Meats quiet. Hams 16. Bulk Meats
inactive and nominal. Lard dull at I61z9lG1S
English Meats qnIetS AZ for short ribbed.
Hogs In fair supply but les active and de,
Hogs dull and declined l09l5cs closing with
sellers and few buyers at 10 621z9lO Is.
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CINcINSATI, O., Feb. Especial dis
patches to the Gazette state that the
small pox Is prevailing TO an alarming
extent throughout many parts of the
South. The Huntsville Independent
made to arrest its progress 1t Will be-
come epidemic and sweep over the
land.
Southern papers are filed with ac-
counts of murders and robberies.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.-General Cool
brough, who has been engaged in vuri-
Gus swindling operations in different
parts of the country, arrived here to-
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Kasson offered a resolution,
which was agreed to, that the Commit
tee on the Pacific Railroad be instruct
ed to enquire into the expectancy of
extending government aid 10 the Iowa
branch of the Pacific Railroad, in an
amount equal to that extended by the
Kansas branch of said road, for the pur-
pose of completing the Iowa branch to
| the capital of Iowa.
Mr.. Mckee, of Kentucky, asked, but
failed TO obtain permission, tointroduce
a bill to amend the indemnity act OF
1862. 1t provides that any suit brought
in any State court against any United
States officer for arrest and imprison-
ment, shall be renewed to the Court of
Claims, where they shall be filed and
disposed ofas other claims are disposed
of in said court
A long debate occurred between Mr..
Dawes, of the Election Committee, and
Mr.. Brooks, relative to the testimony of
the latter furnished in the case of his
contestant Mr.. DODGE
A debate arose on motion of Mr.. Ray
mond TO reconsider the vote on the sub
ject.
in consequence of this debate, postpone
pressing the previous question on the
bill enlarging the powers of the Freed
mans Bureau until Monday next.
Mr.. Brooks yielded the floor in order
to enable MIR. GaFnel0 10 move recess
Of ten minutes, SO that Major
Meade and Thomas, who were now in
the hall, might be formally introduced
to the House. The motion was unani-
mously agreed 70. The Speaker then
left his seat and escorted Major-General
Meade to the stand, Mr.. Garfield per-
forming a similar courtesy with Major
General Thomas. The Speaker then
delivered the following brief address,
Gentlemen of the House of Representa-
tives-while time shall last, and the Re
public shall endure, none of us can eY-
er fail to be grateful to the officers and
soldiers who perilled their lives for its
preservation: true as the truth, and
brave as the bravest We Major-Gen-
eral Meade, commander OF the army of
the Potomac, and Major General Tho
mas, commander of the army of the
Cumberland, whom have the pleas
ure, under your orders, to introduce 70
you to-day.
This address was received with re-
newed applause from all parts, of the
hall.
Generals Meade and Thomas appro-
priately responded.
Mr.. Brooks finished his remarks, and
Mr.. Dodge, the contestant, replied.
Mr.. Raymond Withdrew his amend-
ment to reconsider, saying the debate
had brought ont much information not
before In possession of the House.
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OTTAWA, LII, Feb. 2.-Eleyen stores
andseveral other buildings, all wood
en-, were destroyed by fire this morn
ing-loss heayy-mostly insured.
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We have just opened a large stock Of
Dress Goods,
NEW AND DESIRABLE.

Comprising many rich srs.r
Dress silks, BferinOs, Reps, An Wool Do
Lains, Black and Colored Alpaca,
ThIbet Cloths, Poplins, Ginghams,
De Iains, Prints, &c, &c. -aG
Also, Cloalu and cloalring Cloths. An Wool
shawls, Long and Square. Small Wool
shawls, Black ShRwls. &c, &c.
Brown and Bleachea Muslins, 81 and lo-4
Cotton sheetings, Linen Table Cloths
sfe Table DamaSls. Napkins. Towels. as
Wool Blankets, Sc, &c. 4tti.st
We have a large stock of Kid. silh and MStt-
no Gloves.
Ladies Silk, Merino and Cotton Hose.
Embroidered Collars, Insertings, Hoop Skirts.
Bruners' Balmoral Skirts, French
Corsets, best make. %
Flannels and cassimers for BoysweaT, &c.
Largest4ot OF FURs In thscity just opened.
Ladies' arc especially invited to call and
look over our Stock Of Goods. sgs.isU5
THOMAS, STURGEON 4 CO..
Successors to a.i.st
IS w.B. sENsENEY & CO. ta
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Mining stocks.

Es NEW York, Feb. 2.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid in Boston to
day were as follows:
Copper Falls 2675; franklin 3T55; Hancock
az: Isle Royal II; Minnesota IL; Quincy ISL;
WaveFly SO; Bay State OF; Boston Water
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ata @sads.
~ p THomAs HENRY srURaRon
NEW FIRM.

nHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
CHASED the entire Stock of Goods of Mes
seTs VIM. B. Senseney q Co.. beg Leave 70 IN
f0rmthe customers Of the store and me pup no
lie generally that they intend 10 carry ON inc
business at the same place and ON the same
principles OF Fair Dealing and Tfuthfnlneas
as II was by the former pTopr1etofs
THOMAS, STURGEON q co.
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Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name of Altman
4 wayman. in the wholesale Boot and shoe
trade, Is dissolved. by the death OF the senior
partner, Mr.. Altman. The business Will be
settled by the surviving partner,
NJ. T. WAYMAN.
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Co-Partnership.

Co-Partnership.
q ]. BOYD AND NJ. T. WAYAIAN- HAVE
-. associated themselves under the hrIn
name of Boyd & 'Waynan, for the purpose of
carrying on the wholesale Boot and Shoe bus
iness, at the old stand, No. 4s Main street. oc-
cupied by the late firm OF Altman way
man, where they will keep n full stock OF
goods in their line, and by fair dealing merit
q continuance Of the patronage so literally
extended to the late flrm. tRn3-lm
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The Latest News.

BY the Union Line:
ONCE, corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
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PERSONAL.

LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT contemplates leaving
for St. Louis in few days. His visit will be a
brief one, and has no military significance.
Mr.. GEORGE w. MoRaAS, the celebrated
Organist Of Grace Church, New York. is stopping at
the Ebbitt House for few days.
SYDNEY HOWARD GAY, formerly editor Of
the Anglo African, and more recently managing
editor of the New York Tribune, has been sue
cseded in that position by John Russell Young,
formerly editor in chief Of the Philadelphia Press
Mrs. JEFF. DAVIS, who for several days
past has been in this city the guest Of Dr. Miller
formerly her family physician, left town last night
to join her husband at Fortress Monroe. Her visit
to Washington was simply for the tranraotion OF
private business, and had no political significance
whatever Her departure was hastensd by letter
received yesterday morning from her husbands
medical adviser, TT. Cooper, who stated that Mr.
Davis had been reduced TO such q state Of physical
prostraton that he Is unable to take his daily walk
across the plat Of the Fortress without lying down
to rest several times Mrs. Davis. while very nat
urally feeling spprehensvs as to the result Of her
husbands trial. is stin hopeful, and believes that
through the magnanimity Of the Government he will
escape the legitimate penalty due the greatest Of
national crimes. She will remain with him until
the result Of his approaching trial is announced.
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Pen, Pencil. and Scissors.

EMIGRATION to Montana is immense.
FARMERS out West are complaining of dry
weather. ...... .. a..r p
Ex-PIRArE SEsDEs, one of the rebel elect,
has gone over to Baltimore.
SEVEN hundred and fifty students are
learning something at oberlin College, Ohio.
The weather yesterday was much more
favorable for setting out cabbage plants than set
ting out for the ShutIsn-fsst at the Park.
The commission Of General Sickles as
Minister TO the Hague was sent to him on Satur-
day, He has not rs yet siguihed his acceptance or
declinAtiOn Of the appointment.
GENERAL WARREN, Minister to Guatemala;
Mr. Rousseau, Minister 10 Honduras, aud Colonel
Campbell, Minister to the republic Of Mexico, are
here waiting for the preparation Of instructions by
the Secretary Of State.
WV. FAxoS, Esq, Chief Clerk of the Navy
Department, who has been nominated Assistnn mt
Secretary Of the Navy during the absence Of Cap.
tain Fox in Europe, Is emiuently and abund antiy
qualified for the position.
SAID Thad. Stevens, speaking Of the exer.
else Of Executive patronage: at Is time that we
bull up a waH against such tyranny as this"
stonswall jackson is dead. Are we to have q
stonewall Stevens perhaps Mssns. Wall 4 Ste.
vens Of the clothing store around the corner, can
answer the question: ............. ....
The German association Of this city, COM
posed of the influential Germans of Washington,
have made capital selection in Henry ssmksn,
ESQ, as president Of the association, vice Hon.
John Hitr, who goes to Europe to spend couple
# h. fnr
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Route Agents Appointed-on the line Whining
ton, North Carolina, to Sand Hill, Frank D. Brins
made is appointed, at $500 per annum.
Savannah, Georgia, 10 Thomasyille, appoint
Isaac Beckett and Francis Hopkins, at $500 each
per annum. H.'
Atlanta, Georgia, to Chattanooga, Tennessee,
Robert j. Ashford Is appointed, In place Of Louis
A. Barr, resigned; salary $500.
Virginia Post Offices Reopcned-Locust Creek,
Louisa county, Mary Z. Bagby, postmistress.
Jackson, Louisa county, M. A. Hope postmaste
Long Creek, Louisa county, James II. Goodwin,
postmaster.
Bsmead Mills, POwhatun county, Mrs. @. J..
Siddons, postmistress.
Chickahominy, Hanover county, Miss Sophia
Grotty, postmistress.
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PRESENTATION OF THE PERU.
WAN MINISTER.

w -. a, =. :. - = -
unue'''s'u Una. oehor Don fEDEhico
L. DARhkpA' Wno' UNA a year or two past
most acceptably represented the Republic Of
Peru as It's Minister Resident in this country,
has returned IN the character IF tsnvo, Iextra.
ord;nar,,. ana N;n;..o. pIo.,-..a-s,. :,
r.. 49, "
o was yes'eruay m.ro'
auceo ny tne secretary OF State 10 IHR
PRESIDENT, TO whom he delivered his creden-
tials and, made the following remarks upon
the occasion:
ADDRESS or MINISTER pAnnxpA. .....
sm; The Supreme Chief Of Peru has boon pleased
to invest me with tho character Of Envoy Extra.
ordinary and Minister Pisnipotsntiary near the
Government Of your Bxcelleucy. The main object
Of my mission IL to strengthen and deyslope the
ties offriendship that bind both peoples and Govern.
ments.
know that this task has heretofore been, and
will always continue 10 be, exceedingly easy, b.
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THE DEPARTMENTS.
wan DEPARTMENT, !
An5vrAsr onrnnAL's oyyIoH,

wan DKPARrrnST,)
AD1urAnr 0nrrRAL's oppioR,
wasHsarcr. May -, 1893.
Second Lieutenant Homer O. McCusky
Seventh United States Colored Troops, hav.
ing been reported to the headquarters of the
army for the offence hereinafter specified, is
hereby notified that he will be recommended
to be dismissed the service Of the United
States, unless within thirty 1907 days from
this date he makes satisfactory defence in
writing to the Adjutant General of the
Army to the charge of desertion.
tEH Il. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday issued a
circular to the Collectors Of Internal Revenue in
cities, directing them to close their respective
Offices at three, instead Of four p m, as formerly
in order to enable them the more fully to comply
with the law requiring them to deposit all moneys
received on tho date Of Its reception.
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J. L. Dickinson, Of Pennsylvania, has resigned
his position as a clerk of the second class In the
office Of the Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post
Office Department, to embark in tho wholesale and
retail drug business in Erie, Penn Captain A. II.
Nixon Of Camden, New Jersey, has been promoted
from first class ($1, 2oo) to second class a. 4O0
clerkship vice J. l.. Dickinson, resigned.
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DR.. John Ray. Of cassville, Mo John @. Atoh
ley Of sevierville, Tenn, and Andrew J. shaHsr
Of Lawreucevile, Ca, were yesterday appointed or
aiming surgeons Of the Pension Bureau.