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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNIrED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

wAsHis0ros, April 10, 1858.
On the petition Of kEBECck u. 9ILLErr, Rd-
ministrstrix % the estate Of Thomas ". Giileit.
deeeas ed, OF Chicago. Ill praying for the extern
sion OF patent granted to John Matthews, as as
sixnee OF the said Thomas w Gilett, the 18th day
Of July. 1854, for an Improvement In Apparatus for
Corking Bottles. for seven years from the expira-
ton Of sal patent, which takes place on the 18th
day OF July, lS6s:
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Ofhco on MONDAY, the I'd day OF June
next, at u o'clock, m and al persSns are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to Ale
In the Patent once their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least tost days before the
OF hea all testimony fled by either party to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mitted in accordance with the rules Of the ONCE.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon Is tes-
timony. must be hled in the ONCE psnfv days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments any, within ten
days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the Infsiii0encer, Washington,
d. c., and in the Tribune, Chicago, Illinois.
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst 81
said publications to be at least sixty days prey
| to the day OF hearing A. NJ. STOUT.
api6lTkst AotinE Commissionef OF PAisssts
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PROPOSALS FOR fREsH BEEF.

FRAsKPoRD AHsBHAL,(
PniLApELPHIA, April 10, 1879.
ne underslgped Until lam. April %, 1873, At THIS
Arsenal with FREsH BEsP, Of good marEstabie
quality, In equal proportions Of fore and Mind
Quarters, excluding neeks, shanks, and Lidney
talow the beef to be delivered free o. cost 10 the
troops, In speh quantities and on such days as NAV
be from time 10 time required by the proper au-
thoTity, and 10 continue In force 81 MONTHS, or
rect, and subject to his approval, eOmmenci ing on
the hrst day of Nay, 1865, Upon acceptance Of the
saer security nd bond ip the snm Of six Hu ndred
will be uired for the faithful performance
Of the contract. IL,
Beef 1" 0EOhGE D. RAMSAY, ia,
Aple- wfm5t b. Capt. U, e.A. AC.s.
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Is MEMoRIAN.-The ensigns upon the nag
.taGs OF the Departmentswere yesterday sus.
pended at half mast In commemoration OF and
10 respect TO the solemn and Impressive dedi'
cation ceremonies at City Hall. All the de
pArtmentA gave privilege to their employees to
participate In the dedication, and which was
universally aYaiied Of
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nIEn.

0oRMAN. On Wednesday mornins At o'clock /,
MAlI. the beloved daughter Of MICHAEL 2 and
job anna German, aged year, Q months and days,
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. from the residenss her pa,
sixth streets, UslSnd,) on Thursday evening at "
o'clock.
TYLER. On the morning Of the 18th lnstant, at
and M.iy 4. Tyler, formerly o. Alexandria. Va. I.
aged 10 years And months.
respectfully Invited 10 attend his funeral, from W.
Y. Davis, O street ssuth, No, 1874, between FOUR
noon. Mt 4 o clock,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

THR SPEAKER's ROOM at the Capitol was
thronged yesterday with Admiring visitors to
the great historical painting OF "The Last
Hours Of Lincoln" At their earnest request
seconded by the suggestion of Speaker G olfax'
Colonel Bachelor will allow the picture TO
remain on public exhibition to-day, betty cen
the hours Of q. m. and p. NJ
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

ALL RI0HT.-The Senate, afer much delay,
have confirmed Hon. William V. Whaley col
lector OF customs at Brownsville, Texas. Col.
Whaley Is a true man, and will make good
officer Though a,Virginian, he was Union
man from the start, and did good service early
In the war, He was afterwards a member OF
Congress from West Virginia, and proved an
able efiieient member Of that body.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-16

A Mares NEsT.-The ever watchful and
Argus eyes OF the Washington correspondent
Of the New York Herald has discovered amare's
uest In the shape OF terrible plot Of the Rad.
teals, with Grant at the head, to overthrow
acteristie OF the Herald, and was probably
made up in the office in New York or at WASH
ington Heights.
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Instant Il the rssidsaes Of the bnSs tatSsr, By
s MI :.i Ssaia disszf' si'''SsS: q
MALddn;iksgnDITH; a!sgs Z 1872: By .s' RI R;y
Lupprrn. all Of Baltimore, Nd.
KRAfT-siEvERs. by the Rev. Mr.. Finksl.
Mr. ApAn KIAxr 70 Miss BABIrri sIEvKRs, at the
honse Of the brides parents. No cards.
p kIsns :Sep.i g s. x
Rev. J. N. Cocmbs. NJ, Hu9n 8; ncLEoD and
Miss ALICE Z. ADAMS, both Of this city.
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WHITE HousE.-SenAtor Doolittle, General
Morgan, Of Ohio, Representative Randall, and
one or two OF the Presidents counsel, had
audience yesterday at the white House with
the Executive. There were but few visitors
during the day,
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ALuSATic made his APPEARANCE attn White
House yesterday, and demanded OF the gentle
manly ushers In attendance instant admittanee
to the President. He stated that he wished to
go through every part and portion OF the
Treasury building, and desired Of the Presi-
dent special permission SO to do. Professor
Dunn, who answered the queries OF the fellow,
knew his man, and he was got rid OF As soon
as convenient
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ID X o p o 8 A L 8 .

Pnnassis in dnpi,ests viii be reeeiyed by the
Is barrel, PoRK-Ms. or Prime Ms..-of tn.
a. soi p.asd aSSSR new
s1aVSsrS Da III Louis. or oSSsr S r.Sds Of FGoUR.
,s for hesp,n5 n TaIm si%1 S.o CORN
NEAL. The b,ssas and place Of Manufacture TO
b H iiisff n r sid su, whit. din, corn. Ne.
Such ,qu.ntities ~ may BE- required during ths
n sfGiT II f Asis ny a saS t,n' ssss
Ss ssaS ss during the months Of APRIL Nay
bsrfsis fSii head lined.
s. s$.: rs: sss VINE
3 SO SSS Sss$$: Sc sss a.'s s sSat ia. SALT in
strong. tight barrels. fuil head lined. -,
n:s:' AZ ii i.%s : stated
NOTICE TO coNwwR6AhfkToRs FOR hARBoR
sessd mil NIL pc s ~ n % ,sS
49,, r"..s GLASS 4: =. - w..
~: III ' { :s: "a
ballast stone, say " cords, more or less, And put
;Ssns t5s. isf:P ssi 4: as,s..i r; :,:a
sps r !. ~ S% nSsps
pier. The length Of this rip rap, picTwise, will
be about T T ieet. ,. L. A.. , .,.
.Mm D. ure1Ee aNehcn n, " ns shI NJ u t
.nG ~ ~ PVT, a. sh ~ a. r, enS S
ior ainksn " any anwh ~ a,t',ne' rIa a "
M,i Sa sso9t Ia snSs xappa, OF sans ~ he mr.
wli W ~ ~ y"o'' '"'u' VI 'A"u W w '"u'
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| " Iuesgu ~ laNo p1eh uiNeh ueieen'eS !" may
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M len mI mss r. psan pies ,a i ~ tb Vt
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'eft GeiSw !ns e low "a nj II, m. MIA, mr.
5I.P .s, ~ d IseSf stone may be re-
Item To frame. az, fasten IN place In the super;
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e"s PIGEON sHOOTING.-ln Conse-
~ sausase Of he f,e.he, x The Ii,er; ne
yosterdsy has been pcsipcncd T. the nth instssist
The same hour. .pls.&
~- REGISTRY NOTICE. Notice Is
Ecosb sst ss JSSase. Esson apo sp
q Tssy y0!sfi snas s NJ 81
ssa Fl EAST Hsp
o ss rHgRsptyss 4, fhfpxf " sATyspAr. tn.
S'slSeE. r e. tsf he Dufpo,. u rs.i,iSs and re.
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3; e: ,s:;s.s "A i:.sss: :! Y
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81. sss s ss . /: stsnis :s iss, s M
az s.rs SS.s 70 Sss Eli fGst ,.p.
'f ssis 3 ''''d e'ri Vft S .sIss,
w sSTSN S SSSI ~ \, w f..a
syenss. betwsek Ninstesnih and Lyep!isth streets,
.ns q x: q .,S Asr :fSs ssq
of Trade Rooms. and 10 conformity with article
. apoS ss:S s.4s:.s q
s.s:..n.St 10 Ss paid within o day. from til: III
n. az. s 20 S.s a he spS. seer. 3.
Pm I YIN: @ g rS <; sTyy
Wi & ~ 4! n !; ~; SSn i,odp'n. daily.
AZ iot II. A. MOORE. Secretary.
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PERsoSAL.-Dr. Riedel, the associate Of DR.,
Schmidt In the invention OF the celebrated
needle gun, arrived In this city yesterday.
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Mr.. J. y. Ellis, music publisher, sends US
~ cannot Sing the Old Songs" ballad sung BY
Mad'lle Parepa, words aad music by ClarIbei.
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NAVY DEPARrNEsT.-The orders Of Com
medorc II. W. Shufeldt to ordnance duty, navy
yard, New York, have been revoked, and he Is
granted leave OF absence.
Acting Ensign John p. Cole has been placed
on leave OF absence prior to discharge.
The Navy Department was not closed yester
day, though any OF the employees who wished
to participate In the dedication ceremonies al
the City Hall had leave so to do.
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From Savannah, Ga.-Sehooner SINK
and Crew saved.

SAVANNAH, GA, April is.-The schooner
Jervis Andenried, OF Philadelphia. struck on
distractions this morning opposite to Fort
Pulaski, and sunk In fifteen minute.
Her cargo was insured.
The crew were all saved.
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SCHOONER SUNK AND CREW SAVE
FRoM EUROPE IT CABLE.

Z.-
FRON EURoPE nv CABLE.
MAJ, ,,.-r,.,,n,- a., b.,,.
In. ~. p,,,.. "A p,,n.... a, W.,s. catered
ths nav mi, sorsnoon. Th.i, arrival was an.
nounosd hr . rov.i ..luts f,on ali the vesseis
| In the harbor. The Nat came TO anchor on
K,ns,ton .ho,tiv before noon. and the Prince
| and prinoe,, landed. rhev we're received BY
~. I.o,d Ilsntsn ant IN I,.isna ana March.
tones, Of Abe,come. and conducted To a spe-
| oi.i Train Of cars In READINGS. TO convey them
N pnhIl, Tn, LORD IIsuten mi was accom-
,.I h, m. osB..,, N seat. Comm.nder.in.
| r,hI.t a. ~. to,c.. .oa +. Is,ee aeput.tiop of
| IN. nr,noIn.i ioe.I suthorities
su.,d IN hono, oecunisd the Mar. and the
line OF .unroseh 10 me railway. All the
wh.rve, ma building, commspdinr a view Of
IN. .o.,. w.rs m ,on.sa -i,h p.oni.. And ths
.paee near the station vas entirely allied by
.rSs ,.s.; ~
-, s.s
n. t,.,1 pso.ssa.s .,ov,, N n,,,,, -,.
.,s ~ ,w..,S. ."',
.s - a., 49," n-,-
Va. 'o., ~ ~ .ns .uu
rsIu ns u " "oao uAu.i
sa o re,,A .sns ""' u'A"n up
The mayor and the members OF the CORDOBA.
| tion of Dublin advance and presented an ad-
dres. Of welcome TO the rovsl visitors. All
then entered cars, and procession was formed
which passed through the principal streets of
the city to the castle. Tho streets, windows,
| and house tops along the route OF the process
sion were densely crowded with spectator,
who by their cheers and cries manifested the
| widest enthusiasm. The buildings on the
line Of March were richly decorated with nags,
plumcs and tapestry.
| The day was fine and the display was q CON-
| pietc success.
The procession reached the Castle at .
| O'Clock, when the Prince and Princess were
| conducted to the state apartments prepared for
| their reception.
/ LONDON, April l5-Eyening.-At the New
Market races to-day Lancet won the subscrip-
tion plate,
The mails brought BY the South American
| steamers have arrived here, and show that the
position of Gen. Lopez 10 not so critical AZ re.
| ported.
The Parssuayans claim that In the recent
| naval arht their punboats obtained =. decided
sueee.. over the Rr,zI,i.n irop.eI,d.
| The 8yhtinp wa. very .bnrp. and the CANAL.
t,.. an hoth .,de. hss,v h,, no d.en,,e "A.
| .ou,t a, ~. ,o.... a.. To- ,v .,,h.r n. ,tv
| IT.. Io,,rn,,d a, 6, pa,a,.hn,- 80. a., ~
| pn..,. - ....,.. :. 49, ,,n,,,
80 =. Az I,.,..s
- IN VI. p" y, w Y !.
VI 'he sun sapuAN'eu 'h '"e "sA'S 'o' '"e
rs 80.
.oI"a' i1es .on . 'hN' 'he nh'e'i
''' '''' 'A' A'Ss'"'' "Pp'oP'i"
Aon..
hPr'i io'-ihe ..on"e" Puohshe'
speesn maze al hampouiie,' oy NJ. noroene
mhfe'er OF justice, IN "hioh ne enhea'o's "
Amy me eHeitement pfoaueed oy fumors Oh ~
,mpenaing war, the minister says we wen
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7 ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP AND

DEPor orARrERHAsrIt's oPYIcE,l
wAsHisGrOs, DC. A,riL II, 1858
Will be sold At public suetisa. on TUESDAY.
May s, under tho supervisi.A Of Captain d, @.
Thomas, N. s. X at Deloa Of Army Clothing,
Armory square, this city commencing At 10 .. N,
the follow described CLOTHING, &c, to wit:
Is ,0Opairs Bootees, hand 81, 900 Knapsaeks.
sowed MOO Cantsens,
5000 Trowssrs, foot. 1900 Metallic Shoulder
100 /" mountedI Seals1
l2.sI5 Sack Costs, We $500 Camp Kettles.
lined, $500 Mess Pans.
I.sl6 Felt Hats. ,@ hne slings.
l7,Ooo Lestser Stoeks. s.ts Hatehet slings.
2.Sa " LegEiuEs, 1000 Pieksxes
SyA Linen. 1000 Pick handles.
1900 I'd. woTsted LAse
9ls'Hospital. Wall and Common Tents and Piles.
T xSoa} 50, 900 ON GERS Ch.yron.. Bad Cos. &C.
About 2O,Un Numbers 90 Wall-Tent Poles.
and letters, 1850 Common
Lot OF Tent Pm, I'll sizes he, &c.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
Every purchaser will be required to max y cash
deposit on the day OF sale.
Catalogues will be furnished on application.
By order Of tho QuaTtermaster General.
j. G. MCPRRRAN,
Deputy QuarternasteJ General,
apl6-h Brsvet Brigadier Gental. U. 8. A.
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A Store House Containing Connsca'
Gated Liquors Broken Up.

SPRISoYIKLD, MASS, April l5.-The store
house Of the State constabulary Of this city.
containing conhscsted liquors was broken
open last night, and large portion OF Its con.
teats was removed. The liquor has been aceu.
mulating for couple Of years, and has been
under the charge Of Deputy Constable Samuel
Chapla, who shot Brooks In the westheld
riot last fall.
A valuable horse, the property OF Constable
Billings, was poisoned at westheld last night.
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7 IsT OF PROPOSALS OF A MISCELLANEOUS
master General, U. 8. Army. for the week ending
WIN, " Kremsr, Washington, d. c., offers 100
bales ofHAy y si.D per hundred pounds. deliv-
II N. Green, Washington, u. o., offers ", 900 for
the tug Ariel. aplo-N
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RICHMOND, April ia Republican nomi-
mating meeting In Hanover county adopted a
resolution affirming that, under present cir
eumstsnces, more stringent measures than are
contained In the reconstruction acts are neither
asked nor desired.
General schoneld to-day sppolnted the city
officers and councilmen Of Petersburg.
The convention 10 engaged on revisions.
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Pianos and Music.

A PARLOR ORGAN FoR Soo-ons that We toOk
"A In part pay fer one Of 8. D. and II.
Df s;S;Es I. ;s Z 4. sss'sd!sssi MILO RH
.PIkNbs ranging from go to sl5o-''
hat have been taken In part pay for Pew.
Pianos Tuned. Repaired, MSyed, a.
No. gs Pennsyl II aniA avenue.
apl5-st tChronlciel New Iron Front
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4 SPRING. I
Having made unusual arrangsmsn,s to supply
my customers, and the public generally, Nth the
FINEST. BEST, and GREATEST VARIETY Of
ROOTS AND SHOES

ever offered In this market, most respectfully ask
one and all to visit my store and examine forthem-
Ky goods will be found SELECT, and are direct.
IL from the best manufactures Of Baltimore, Phil
hdeiphia, New York, Boston. &c.
DON'T BE AFRAID to call, a. we take pleasure
In showing goods whether you buy or not
Please notice the following:
The best Boots IN the city Tor the money, " %:
for Gentlsnen, for 80 and tlL5o.
Kid and Calf Congress, Box -tsed, e4to VI. %.
Ladies KID Baton Boots. g. 50 to ~, KID Con:
gress, IS to %; Lasting Congress, for house and
other wear, u Is to u 50.
Ladies, slippers. 90 cents 10 $50
Ladies' Ties.
PLAIN MOROCCO BOOTS,
OPERA BOOTS.
Best BalmorAls IN the city for schools. for " y,
home made Children y, same make, for VI. a.
Ladies' aud Misses BronIe Button Bset..
Ladies', Misses and Childrsns white Boots md
Slippers. ,,,o,
All at @, %. WILSON'S.
52 Seventh st. under Odd .Pellovs' Hall,
next to TophAm 4 Cos
apis lw Trunk and Harness Factory.
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W- JUST PUPILiysgED-PRIoE 10

B- JUST PUP DEE4sl 10
New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
MANHOOD,
ATREATIsE ON HEALTH;
1T
T. DEP CURTIS. n D. y. R. c. s., &c. .&c..
Late Surgeon Turtish C9ntinent,)
and ouaekery, "1.e Of the Microscope in Certain
Tsi. ,nysiaaS: we.S treat. on the cause and cure
Of premature decline; shows how to live aud what
10 1--WE for; how wealth ID lost and how reGAined !
gives clear synopsis Of indseretions and
Abuses, and the remedy therefor,
The above pamphlet can DO obtained On sppliea :
tion or By post from the author, DR.. CURTIS, who
may also Be consulted ct his Iesidencei No. lSe
street, between Twentieth and Twenty hrst streets,
Wsshln gton. d. G.. from the hours Of 10 z m 70
erVICTORIAH HOTEL, $50 Psnnsyl.
- y,ni. avenue. between Four-snd-a-haif
The undsr.iSned ha. opened thu above hotel. flor
merly 0erhardt Hotel, and will be pleased 70 see
his former friends at Ills new place, hopng at the
same tins TO be.y.,dsda due sh, ys e !he HHspe
~-TO n ARRYOR NOT T o
@ MARRYi WHY NoTi-ssrious reflections
lion, on the Physiological Errors, Abuses and Dis.
eases induced BY ignorance Of Natures Laws, In
the nrst age Of man Sent scaled letter nyelopes,
free Of charge. Address, DR.. sklLLlN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa.
igsO-Sm
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All thsi.is.. .tyls. Of IOssRrs., HATS. dc. :.
REPIiRisd ssi CLAIMING sspsdiilousl.
d? 4: 4 % is.isiisssi S,sss
with Northern cities. mhB-lm
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
Builder Depot, SEQ Seventh Street,

observation-disclosures.
We would call the attention ofCARPENTIRs and
BUILDERS, and the public generally, to our very
extensive and unsurpassed variety Of building ma
terials, . part Of which We name aud have on
hand in quantities, as follows, viz:
1000 DOORS Of various iIes. styl les and quality.
q, 100 LIGHTS OF SASH, GLAZED and UN-
GLAZED, ofNArious silss.
4,0O psirrBLINDs, Of yarioua sire..
2,ooo WINDOW FRAMES, BOX and SOLID. fer
Iaigs lSt "a DOOR ERAH ME-, ara po9R
WOOD, SLATE and MARBLE MANTBLS.
SswEIPosfs. PkiNTs. oils, GLASS. PUFFY.
We furnish, to order, the host aud cheapest In :
SIDE SHUTTERS In use Also, STAIR RAILS,
the entire completion 81 buildings not generally to
be found ready .madei these we furnish, at short
tee satisfaction.
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Burning orvesseIs on Lake Miehiga,

DETROIT, April lb.-The propeller denesse
Chief and the schooner Republic were burnt
to the waters edge this morning.
The schooner Hartztell was damaged to the
extent OF 5000.
The propeller was valued at ~, ooo-insured
for $4,000. The schooner was owned and prob
ably insured In Toledo.
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From sen Prancisoe-Treasur ON
she way to New York,

SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE steamship
Sacramento, for Panams, sailed to-day, with
t12s,ooo In treasure, t7oo,ooo OF which Is for
New York.
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Special Notices.

sS. PIGEON sHOOTINa.-ln Conse-
yS queuee Of the frcshet In the river, the
Pisson shpo,ips whlsh wss sys S saEsh FLAG
he same hour. '''A ''''''A'' spis-&
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For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent.
IIOR sALB-PURNITURBA AND GOOD WILL OF
Also, Furniturs q I GOOD sired Dgeliinf, in good
location, Both Houses for Rent. Inquire q IA
MARSH, Real Estate Agent. Room No. =, insli-
Eenoer Building apiET
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a . a r. ID .
). T. DYER = CO.

BIO 80, = .---l---.4gy LILO. . ..
j. II. DYER q CO. Ltg 3. Hr
Would respectfully Inform their friends and the
uen ,,s, .,,nn,, mn WIZ ~ es -.
ers' residsnsssa sise 10 sslss ef Resi fstsss A
pn,,ts ins,,on s's w ' W s~-' ."s'e 49,
rfS nsntia,.a 9Th ai.,s,,h 80 rT Y 80 -
: Esnts troEptly eoiisctsd -
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~ 0E0N GENERALS OFFICE, WASH
INaT0N, d. c, MARCH 2, 1865.
An Army Medical Board, TO consist Of Surgeon J.
b. Brown, Breyet BIigader General, U. s. A. Sur
geon II. X. Writ. Breyet Lieutenantl Colonel, U.
q. A. surgeon John Moore, Brcyet Colonel, U. 8.
4, and Assistant Surgeon A. A, Woodruff, brevet
Lieutenant Colonel U. 3. A, will meet In New York
city, on the LIST Of May next, for the examination Of
Assi~ranI Surgeons. United States Army. for promo.
tlon, and Of for admission into the Mod
ieal STAFF u the United States Army.
Applicants must be between al aud 80 years Of
sae phYsisSally souHd and graduates Of resSlas
lpplicatiops for permission 70 appear before the
Hoard should DO addressed TO the Surgeon General,
United States Army. and must state the full name,
residence, and date aud place Of birth Of the candi
date.
Testimonials as to character and qualifications
must be furnished the applicant has been In the
medical service Of the army during late war the
fact should be stated with bis former rank,
aud datean place Of service, and malls from
officers with whom he has served should also be
forwarded,
No allowance is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing examination, as II Is an Indispensable
prerequisite to appointment,
The number Of vacancies now existing In the Med
ioal Corps Of the Army Is thirty ;;uipe. ,nyvs
mhrch5-eouel Surgeon General, U. 3. A,
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