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Titn Real Gsiaie tor Sale.

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WAR DEPARTMENT

y
SURGEON GKyKRALs OFFICE, May }, 1917
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD is now in
session HewYork City for the examination Of candidates for ad
mission into the Medical stat Of the United States Army
Applicants be tyeuoBe years Of age, and physically
sound
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residence place birth Of the candidate Testnousl
character qualifications mpsi be furnished II the applicant has
Medical Of The the fact should be stated
gher bis former aad time and place Of service
allowance made for the expenses Of undergoing the
examination, indispensable prerequisite TO appointment
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Auetiou Sales of Real estate.
W. H. MILLER Auetoneer.
RY JOHN son ~ MILLER,
~ AuCTIONEERs AND


W. H. MILLER Auctoneer.
RY JOHNSON ~ M MILLER,
- AUCTIOEBERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKBRSt
NO. % hlssAu-sr., COR CEDARsf ~" II .,
changed Sales Of stocks Furniture Sdse &c
TUESDAY, june ~, -, p,v
At II O'clock SalesrOOu No III
TWENTY-FIVE VALUABLE NINETEENTH WARD LOTS AND
ONE THREESTORY BRICK HOUSE AT AOCIlOh'
HEwEs-sT.-S ". cor Of Lee-aye lots
PEsNsT-E. W. cor Of Leeave 2 lots 49,,
HEwEssr-N. side, l61 feet east OF Leave, 4lor. 80.
HEwHssr-N side. 20l feet west Of Bedlordsve D lou
HOOPKRsrS side POI feet west OF Bedford ave- g' ,. non
ALSO. VALUABLE BROADWAY HOUSE, FIlB ChASCb Foh
INVESTMENT a.,
BROADWAY No 45, nearly opposite SShs ysoy ~, "e ~ op
ubcea brill House 2oI3sEJ contains pea o. rooms
and other eonveniences =, .-.. =, y
Terms liberal Maps Office Auciones No % Nassaust l.
Also. valuable Buffers Lots -.
BUrLKR sTsouh side between Ralph and e % AVAo
and CORES. ~
THURSDAY, June ~ .r, =, TO-, ~, u,
ABSOLUTE SALE withou. reserve, Of % VALUABLE IAN ward
OTIS -
HoPKss sr.-South side Nosnnd ave. LOTS ,ore
NOsTRAEDAyK-East side bet Hopkins and hler,s -Vi"
TrIERY.sr-Bet h : Nostrand and Marcy avet, 20 LOTS
The shove Iots will positively be sold
Maps aud particulars At No % NaseaI-si n. 1,
HIGHW00D PARK. ,,n.nv
NEAR BNGLBWOOD -
IS miles from jersey City Ferry Northern ka"ad oil Ne'
AN EXTENSIVE SALE OF VILLA LOTS,
And other property. viii be made
AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1867,
AZ oeloTs p s ~, on we ho sio own a.,
Special jersey City at II O'clock returning al S~
Mans and particulars at Aueio,e Cedar st. NewYok
Auctloneers
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BrookIpn Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or to LET-Tbe
neat tvoory extension C0TTAGR0USB with about FOUR
lots GROUND the of TOmpknsve and Han
and good undercelar Pdce 5000
$500 cash required Immediate possession given
Apply CHARLES MOTT, No, ls2 Broadway, n y.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROP
Brooklyn for SALE cheap, consisting OF large fbstan'
a brick buildings with power capacity Of 500 horse aud engine
60Il30 feet Also connection with the above
valuable Dock Property adjoining about 4O fee, with deep
will be sold wanted This excellent opportunity
and wen worthy Of attention Apply to
JOHNSON & MILLER No. IS Nsisau-st, n. Y.
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Ofean Gtfdmers.
DACTFfC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MALL

~~
DACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
CARRYING yiS pt yS,S5D RS Sn1dGs MALL
q North River foot Of Canast n'e'k
june iocElE QUEEN Capt H. P connor connecting vita MON
iune iTRIsISG STAR, Capt Cray connecting with sAcRA'
june 22RIzoNA Capt JET MaurI, connecting with CONSTR
Steamer Of June II viii Francisco Japan and Chin'
One hundred pounds Of baggage allowed free each admit passenger
m. with steamers Tor outh ports; i and I for Central Ane
cav % s each mo- connects line from
rI Fo 70 Ss ~ Sher information apply O
the wharf foot Of 'aA'''I N0@ iA''' BBy Aren't
pACIFIC NAIL STEAMsSS,HIIIPP COMPANY'
Th JaPIS A 81 ? CHM HIM
VIA PANAMA and SAN FRASClsCO -
foot S Ss f IL, IL oss l 9'G1 e MINI 'S'
Francisco shee p,e9g na s1d gso' VIII pc , no ls
'G 6, so A o ' ersop will he mde at Yokohama with
co%Pays steamer COSTA RCa passing through the Iad Sea
''P2T a a S @sas asG rom New York adding regular prices
tween aod Francisco the following rates payable gold
Or IT'S 'q1''''''' yrt Cabin secoaa Cabin s'e,ngge
FROM IN Francisco 70 Hong Kong - ~ ,oo
Fre-at through ION clihe, port per Of jane
81 PEI cubic foot Ito a cents per B. payable in com
PASSENGERS who prefer e. % over " San F'0 eau '''''
Fsr rSsgb ee.s and ali further Information apply
VIC ""'''' '''' "' " R. BABY. Agent
IMPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
W REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE AND FRtiGHE
The Past and Elegant SteaTshIp
SAN FRANCISCO
ain Z. d.psched steamship Company, on
MONDAY jane TO- Pier No ~ North River foot Ct
Wau,nst Connecting the Pacific With the aTon'e steamer
AMERICA.
The accommodations these unsurpassed BY those Ct
THRoUGH ~ SAN FRANCIbCo EVERY TWENTY DAYS
For Passsge Freight apply 70
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D. CAPRINGTOE Agent No III Wests cor warren a. I
E0R CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
The Pshc Mai Steamship Compsns steamer RIsISG SIAN,
will safl on TUESDAY. June II, at IL o'clock
Freight received as usual
For &C., uqriTc al Freight Once on Cvmparvs er NO. q
rsorth River foot Of CaBalfl UELLG. FARGO Co.
Sole Freight Agents, ?. ". $. ). Co.
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4 ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
IL DRAIS.-CHlRLES f. RRHARD, Surveyor and Practical
Hunters Pom. Island Y prepared 70 make all
hind pn Maps and Pro in 10
Parks Cemetees &C. So Especial attention
will be the important subject Of Land Drainage ser
thorough system accurate that failure impossible
Mr. Scion Robinson. Agricultural Editor n Tnbgpe
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tjousrs ano farms bjnnteo.

yVANTED-A FEW ACRES OF LAND, with
W unitg spring brook ofWasr Address sANSoH' BOZ
No. 100 Tribune Once.
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Ill BATH COUNTY.

These Springs will be opened to visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE NEXT with accommodations
for 800 persons. They are delightfully."- sit mated In
Bath county, surrounded BY the most beautiful ana
10 any place In the mountains Of Virginia, occupy;
ting central position In the group OF minerM
iprings. for which this portion OF Virginia 10 80
sustly celebrated. A. .
They. are of easy and convenient aceess by the
road, and their connections to Mtilboro depot on
the Central railroad by stages (restrcted to
ten gsrs) over nne turnpike road, twenty.
three miles to the Springs, crossing the warm
Spring mountain, and passing on the route the
Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs.
The principal buildings are extensive and SUB
stantisl, and have all been painted and put In
thorough repair; and the furniture In every de.
partment IL new.
The medicinal virtues OF the waters are gene.
rally and fivorably known. 1t would BIO useless
give statement Of the cures effected by their USE
they have proved highly eficaeious in the wont
cases Of Dyspepsia, Chronic DiarhGa, Diseases
of the Liver Bladder and KidIeys, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Asthma, Bronchial Affections. Cuts.
neous Diseases, &c.
their curative properties, reference is made to
pamphlet, with cert hcates, to be had on appica-
ton to the agent OF the Springs, or TO MessIs;
PURCELL, LAOD CO., Richmond, who will
keep supply Of the water for sale
Hot and Cold Spout and Shower Baths and
Plunge Baths can be had at all times.
Pure Freestone Water from the mountains 10
conveyed through the principal buildings, afford
ing an ample supply for all purposes.
After the LIST Of June there Will be daily mall
and daily line OF stages To the Springs.
An experienced phystcian Will reside ~ the
| Springs during the season.
| my sow JOHN l.. kUBANK, Agent.
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:, c,,hrr Of tnc New York COnstitu.
,tonaI Convention Shot-A Singular

4IrAxY. Tvne 10 +. M.-Hon. l.,
r,rri> II.>coy, a member Of the Cous,itu-
Il nal Convention, has Just been shot dead
q. Stanw;X Hall toy a man who talks de-
r,eratcly Of the deed and says he can
Justify it.
La'T.-Tbe nan who shot Hon. l.. II.
Fi>coX IS General Cole, a Numbered dealer
q. Syracuse, \. Y. About half.past 8
E.,.ov was standing in the large reception
ION Of the hotel, near the clerks desk.
Gle, who was sitting near by, rose, and,
sr9-oaching HiscoN, made some remark
which was not distinctly heard 10y those
n.ar by, and immediately drew small
? >,ol, and, presenting il at his head, fired,
lie ball entering near the right eye. His
c.N fell back scNSeleSS, the wound bleed
rg profUScly. He expired within twenty
mites after the shooting. Cole remarked
tat HiScoX had been his best friend, but
10 while Cole was in the army, where he
? $50 10 the grade OF General in the cavalry
yyicc, HiSCoX had raped his wife, and
q .dcd, q have the evidence now in my
cket.' He quietly awaited the coming
O tie police, and was conveyed to the
t.gi district station house.
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Russian America.

WASHINGTON, June An private let
,.- from General j. +. Miller, collector at
>.u Francisco, to the Secretary of the
,.ua,wy, he speaks Of our new Russian
7 ..eha>c As follows:
Russian America is susceptible of de-
,t.gmcut equal 20 that of the New Eng
Ind safes. The country is rich in mine
, , aud coal. The waters afford the best
, ,ninr grounds known 10 this continent.
= . t.- trade is immense. The climate is
, .. more rigorous than that of Maine or
Vermont. Gold and copper will be found
abundance when the country is opened
d American settlement. The wisdom of
...lr.a- this territory will be fully appre-
, lrd and acknowledged in very short
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BRowNLow BuTCHERY-,Hrs MILITIA AT
THEIR BLOODY WoRK.-We have received
intelligence from Winchester that squad
OF Rlckmans militia company, under the
command Of an officer named Holt, went TO
the house of Mr.. Brown last Tuesday morn.
ing, took him into the woods, tied him to
n tree with thongs Of bark, and literally
riddied his body with balls. They also
took young man named Poe, tried him
Ivy drum-head court-martial," con-
demned him to be shot, and were about
carrying the sentence into effect when the
tragedy was prevented by the timely in
terposition Of a gentleman who had been q
Union man throughout the war. Our in
formant states that many Of the citizens Of
Franklin county have been plundered and
maltreated within the past few days, and
that others have been compelled to seek
refuge in the woods. These enormitics
have all been committed on people whose
conduct has been above even suspicion.
The only excuse alleged for killing Brown
was that he had served in the Confederate
army during the war; and the indications
at present are that the best citizens of the
county will fall victims to the vindictivc
hatred Of these licensed assassins. So
great is the feeling of alarm throughout
the section Of country named, that the
people have already begun to organize for
mutual protection, being determined that
one company Of Brownlow's mercenarics
shall not rob and murder them with impu-
nifty. A meeting was TO have been held at
Winchester last night to consider what was
best to be done. -Nashvile Banner, May
3lSt
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Foreign News.

BERLIN, June Sit is semi officially an
nounced that Prussia refuses to comply
with the expressed desire of Napoleon that
it would pledge itself against any future
arming of the fortress of Rostadt.
LONDON, June 5-Noon.-Consols, 94h F.;
United States bonds, 723.
LIVERPOOL, June Standardization firm
estimated sales, $4,000 bales; uplands,
111ad; Orleans, l13Id.
LIVERPOOL, June 4-P. M.-Cotton less
active during the latter part of the day,
but closed very firm; sales, $4,000 bales
uplands, 111ad.; Orleans, II I'd. Bread
stutfs easier. Corn declined Cd. since
yesterday.
LONDON, Jnne Evening.-Consols
az; United States bonds, 70.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Evening.-Cotton
quiet and prices easier, though not quota
bly, lower; sales, 10000 bales.
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The Markets.

New YORK, June 5, A. M.-Flour 200
SOC. lower. Wheat dull and nominally
lower. Corn 3@5c. lower. Mess pork
lower at 23c. Lard dull at 121f@13c.
Whisky steady. Cotton dull at 27G2Sc.
Freights quiet and firm. Stocks heavy.
Money, per cent. Exchange, unchanged.
Gold, 1861. 5-2O's, '62, coupons, 100 a q.
Va. 6's, 67970. Tennessee 6's ex-oupons,
69 gao; new issue, 6S1aG69.
NEw.YORK, June 5-P. Motion firm :;
sales, 800 bales at27 1aG2Sc. Flour heavy;
State, $9GSll.75 southern, Sll@$15 so.
Corn heavy mixed western, new, s1.l20
Sill; old, s1.226sl.2615. Mess pork
heavy, closing at s22.9O. Lard heavy.
Rice, sugar, and coffee steady. Naval
stores heavy. Turpentine, Gle. Resin,
s4@S.5O. Freights firm. Stocks dull.
Money 7 per cent. Gold, 1863. 5-2O's,
'62, coupons, lO9 1s@llO.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Cotton quiet and
steady at 2Sc. Rio coffee dull at l59l9c. .,
gold, for common to choice. Flour dull !;
Howard street extra, $l2.5O@s14. Corn
declined 1@2c.; white, $1.O7@sll2; yell
low, Sl.14; western, mixed, 81 .06. Sugar
dull and steady. Provisions unchanged.
Whisky, in bond, 33G35c.
New ORLEANS, June 5.-Cotton firm and
unchanged; sales, 1900 bales; low mid
dlings, Is &C.; receipts, 592 bales; exports,
5, lO4 bales; stock (taken by actual COUNT
95,962 bales. Sugar and molaSses-no sales
and no quotations. Flour-supertine, gil
Gsl4c.; choice extra, Sl7l21aaSlS. Corn
dull and unchanged; yellow and mixed,
Sl.158Sl.20; white, scarce at 81 .20@$l %
Coffee unchanged. Bacon-shoulder very
scarce at 10c.; rib, 12c.; clear, l23sc
Lard steady and firm; tierces, l39l316c
Pork dull no sales; quoted at $24Gs25
Gold, l3G.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-Flour and corn
dull and nominal. Whisky dull. Mess
pork dull and nominally quoted at $22 so
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard held
at l21a
ST. LOUIS, June 5.--Cotton dull. Flour
dull and decliued 25c. Corn declined SO
&c. Provisions steady and unchanged
Lard dull and nominal. Whisky, s2.05.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 5.-Cottor
steady at 241ac. Spirits turpentine firm
at SIC. Rosin-sales at $2.759$3.50 fol
low grades.
SAVANNAH, June 5.-Cotton quiet but
firm; mddling, 26c. sales, 230 bales; re-
ceipts, 676.
CHARLESTON, June 5.-Cotton declined
&C.; sales, l25 bales; middling, 25 sc.
receipts, 40 bales.
MOBILE, June 5.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlings, 246241 &C.; sales, 600 bales receipts
II bales.
AUGUSTA, June 5.-Cotton quiet mid
ding, 25c.; sales, l5S /; receipts, 26 bales
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Alabama Republican ConvensIon.

Alabama Republican Convention.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 5.-The State
Union Republican Convention has ad-
journed after two days session. William
H. Smith, ofRandolph county, formerly a
colonel in the Federal army, presided.
Over forty counties were represented by
one hundred and seventy delegates. Thir-
teen vice-presidents and four secretaries
were selected without distinction of color.
The committee on platform made the
following report which was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas the loyal people Of Alabama
desire the earliest practicable settlement
Of the disturbed condition of the country !;
and whereas we believe that the establish
ment of justice is essential to enduring
peace; that patriotism should be exalted
as virtue, and that it is the duty of the
State to cherish all its people; and whereas
those who assent to these principles are
throughout the Union called Republicans,
l. Resolred, That the Convention de-
clares itself part of the National Repub-
lican party.
2. The action of Congress on the recon-
struction act is endorsed.
8. Equal rights for all men are insisted
on.
4. Free speech, free schools, and q free
press are advocated, and provision by the
State for educating the people without dis
tinction.
5. That we discountenance all attempts
to stir up strife and contention among
the people, believing it to be injurious to
the people.
6. That men who stood firm for the Union
are entitled to the reward of patriotism
and fidelity.
I. Pledging the members to use their
endeavOrs to remove the tax on cotton and
the State poll-tax, and to establish as a
rule in the State, that the tax paid by
every man and woman shall be exactly in
proportion to the value of their property,
and none other.
8. Recommending to the people of the
State to acquiesce in the reconstruction
act by electing to office men in all respects
coming up to the requirements of the acts
of Congress, and only such men as prefer
the Government of the United States to
any other that could be formed.
Q. Welcoming all men to the party on
the basis of this platform.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, june 5.-Secretary Nc
Culloch has issued circular regarding the
locked safety valves, authorizing the use
of either the American, Robinson's, Far
rar's, Mason's, or McMurchy's, subject to
the usual inspection.
1t is officially announced that the trca-
sury is prepared to redeem compound-in-
terest notes as they shall mature by the
payment of the principal and interest on
presentation to the treasurer or assistant
treasurers at New York, Philadelphia, OF
Boston.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were 100000.
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The Rev. T. v. Moore, of Richmond.
has consented to deliver the lecture be.
fore the young ladies of the Augusta Fe.
male Seminary on the evening of June IL.
in the Presbyterian church, in connection
with the distribution of certificates and
diplomas Valley Virginian.
Robert Hendershott, we'll known a. the
a" Drummer-boy Of the Rappahannock. y
eloped from Poughkeepsie with a rich
merchants daughter on Friday last. They
were married at Newburgh. The inter-
esting pair are "scarce nineteen years
old"
A woman in Jones county, Iowa, who
was supposed by the doctors to have a live
iizard in her stomach, died q few days
since, after having been quacked and
drngged for months, and post norton ex-
animation showed that she was the victim
of consumption.
Paul Julien, the distinguished violinist,
who some years ago when quite young)
created such .furore on bis instrument at
the Sontag concerts in this country, died
recently in Europe.
In the Sixth ward, Washington, on Mon
day last, a colored man named Henry
Smith, aged one hundred and five years,
polled his first vote. He had been a slave
one hundred years, residing in Virginia.
Chronicle.
John r. Thompson, once editor of the
Southern Literary Messenger, is reported a
resident Of New York, and correspondent
of the Houston Telegraph, of Texas.
Advices from Africa to the 23d of Fe-
bruary confirm the report of the death of
DR.. Livingstone, and add that his men
buried the body in the woods, and then
retreated to Kulloa, on the coast.
A dismal man in Detroit, who thinks he
is about to die, bought himself coffin
some time since, and sleeps in it every
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-06
Prom Havana.

HAVANA, June AC0ne Of Msximilian's
war vessels has arrived with prize cap
tured off Yucatan.
A partial argument Of the late difficulty
between the Captain General and Mr..
Hoffman, the Juarez consular agent, has
been effected.
The Bishop Of Havana is about sending
the Pope ESQ, 1000 as a contribution.
The sugar crop of Cuba is expected to
fall short ten per cent.