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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE.
ENDORSEMENT OE THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab,
lishment within the last twenty years, and
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by Dr.sJohnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sun and many other papers
notices OF which have appeared again nl1d
again before ihe public, besides his standing
as gentleman of character and respecta,
bIlity Is a sufficient guaranteed the afflicted
mar18-1y
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
SURGEON GESERALls OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, u. c. March . 1885
ADVERTISEMENT,

ADVERTISEMENT.
An Army Medical Board, to consist ofSur-
geon j. b. Brown, Brevet Brig. Genn, U. s,
a, Surgeon H. K. wlrtE. BreVet Lieut.. Col.
u s. A., Surgeon John Moore, BreVet Col
U. 3. A., and Assistant Surgeon A. A. Wood
hull, Brevet Lieut.. Col, u. 3. Al will meet
in New York City, on the LIST OF May next
for the examination OF Assistant Surgeons,
u. 8. Army, for promotion, and of candidates
for admission into the Nc edlcal Stan OF the
Applicants must be between n and so
years of age, physically sound, and gradu-
ates of a regular medical college.
Applications for permission to appear be-
fore the Board should be addressed to the
Surgeon General, u. g Amy, and must
state the full name, residence, and date and
place OF birth OF candidate.
Testimonials as to character and qualihca-
lions must be furnished. II the applicant
has been In the medical service OF the Army
during the late War, the fact should be stat
ed, together with his former rank, and date
and place of service, and testimonials trona
otiicers with whom he has served should also
be forwarded.
persons undergoing examination g " = an
Indispensable prerequisite TO appointment
The number OF vacancies now existing IN
the Medical Corps OF the Army Is thirty
- u. *. BARNES,
mar5-stawtlJuneI Surgeon Gent. o. 6. A.
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Boats Arrived. st. Charles, from
Cincinnati; Express and Bayard, from
Parkersburg; Grey Eagle, from Pitts
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Boats Departed: Grey Eagle and Ex-
press, for Parkersburg: ST, Charles,
Bayard and Ingomar, for Pittsburgh;
Forest City, for Steubenville; Rees for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-22

RIVER NEws.-The river was falling,
last evening, with IL feet inches by
,,,srks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-22

a1nA DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
0lU with my Patent Stencil Ibol&. pre-
Iiay samples nee. Beware OF tnfrtngers. Ny
circulars win explain. Address A. J. Full
Lam, Springfield Yermonts nys-4tw
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The Coal Valley passed up with 9
empty barges, and the Panther passed
down with s loaded barges.
Boats leaving to-day: Grey Eagle for
Pittsburgh, at a. M; Rebecca, for
Petersburg, at IL a. M; Forest City,
for Steubenville, at az p. M; Rees, for
Sunfish, at3p. M; Bayard, for Parkers.
burg, at 8 p. M.
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1rLcrl

Leaves Wheelinge
daily at....&l0 p n
Arrives
Grafton 30 am
ParkerSburg.1 1000 :"
CumberlRnd...6:54 "
Harper's F'yl2:4l pm
HageIstown. 2i5 Z"
Winchester...2:55 ="
Baltimore e. ...4:45 +"
Wash'n City...645 "
aErcAnt SnndaUa-
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Member Of the Royal ColleSeof Surgeons
LONDON, Graduate OF one OF The mos emf
nent Soleges In the United States, and ths
the hospitals Of London, Paris, PhfladeInbia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the mos
astonishing cures that were ever Know.
cans when asleep, great Nervousness beinS
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness win
frequent blushtng, attended sometimes with
diRtely. 4AAAAe
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-06
Proposals.
koE t n RI VII
SSsSizzhNcf ~ aTais stKEAt 81 con:

BUREAU OF CossrnrcIIos AND kstAIR,
Materials for the. Navy for the nscai gear ending
pS SeIsse e ss' srs next S'1 w ia
time the pioposals will BE- opened, A ,,,-, 4,
he ssf rSns' u cSnstfuctiOn and Repair. navy
Dspartme9t, Washingtont and must 9e endorsed
ay's no, e 's nss "a To- h s,S.f s:
;ss ca ss .sss s.:
:h a s G ). Ss S S,:ss
Y.s q: 3 z s.s those Of all tho
ssss y e. is:S s; ;as; ~ n:z:
antinstion only, in order mat persons Wig Intend
a. sS Sts sa.s sy ra'Ss. ssiis' E.f'
The proposal must be fer the whole q q class;
msnasnt q the rsspe:,iVs Yard. a'' " inc '0
T.; sss s b b s sr 4:
distrie, in yhieh the bidder Lssidsss that be has
and BE must further show that he |. tsstufsf
OF, or a regular dealer In the articles which he
81 ss ssSsnas f of he * dstret
In hieh they reside,
make: 'Is lowest q s s re-
suirsd By law. she Nsyy Department. PEI however.
witch may sas DEEM :; sroisi1.at OF my
suretiss IN the full amount will be required TO
g lie . nS s 81 Ss NAVY Bspsr
ss iss sSt Esr Rs :' ss XII so 3:
tract shall have been completes, and eighty Per
s fSs O. ~ d. ass A
g. Al s%s :s. SsTs ss Co b.!:ss s.
t 81 tsi and
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VIII: osS fiant No. whI,s oai I gssrd.; 0 No:
SsSE Pr Viii I'M; Fin T$si E. n ,Is.I w Ss
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a sl|' ssse9 Slsi Witt 1 A.A G 2. M nss
WIZ sf ss:' Ia issl Rsst
NJ ~ ydans ma nsG r.
IRON Spikes; No. g. Iron Wrought Nails; No. =.
p IsSs e. Ss. s.Ss tscd Pm Nj sc .f 3d.
der; No. IS Locks Hinges. Bolts, Of brass andiron
ss,ss Il fss'f o cd Ts ssp y" g. s'
Il: $sSs:s S Esis S s:ss E::!.s
IA S r. s. wi S. Il g. S:s.S:.. II S:S
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W.T. gts M az p SS.l NJ 81 ohare0al' No. 3d.
The iaiSsins are The eis.sss, 81 the numbers. re.
CURED 1.-THE re'pee' kiT HTiES{Y'ard';
~ e. H. ID g. g. q y Is, D. b. q g.
cHARLEsTowN.
X ~. g. & 9: g. g. .; g. q: g. g: f. $: T.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORTS AND SEA WALLS.
FoR FoRrs AND SEA WALLS,

s s1hi E ,. sSiySs !. h AZ.
mach si.isd f ss SSs ' Vii YPs n
Ts; y Ea k Be-
Inches, n: iron! having : batter q b Inches 70
lion feet thick and feet Inches WIDE he bot
tom % said concrete foundation averaging, about
Tns soTsrsts S:;S % tss founds.leS and back.
Ing must be madam the best manner, Of pure ce-
and Ths Sacs q the Wall q ::
plastered with mortar and allied with earth in
iii. earth snail and srSyel one foot tSisR
will 6e ,preadfCI fOpndation foI paving, to b
BOULDER rom 10 u nsSe. diameter inc coping OIL
The stone facing q the wall will be at the island
\ :$.sS K q
on the shores d isnS 81 Ire Ire
contractor. who will furnish labor. and ali other
same. and Tor lie whole WORK. ''' '0''s''as 'n'
. The DWELLING, on The leland belonging to the
while at work there, he to keep them In good
I'M oer, will state thu pree per LINEAR foo, fl,
the vail anihed with IL eoSrste baesns s'V ear
nlling, and boulder payingi and the contractor
smiths. %sess. Snf. ssr say or GIt 81
teams and drivers. or for ox.teams and drivers. for
s rS,a isssass ~f5fs r sas %
also DO made for building one or two jettles, II
quired, at the wall Of the north head Of the same
island, said jettes 10 be similar to the jetty now
built on the southeast part Of Great Brewster
Island that is. the lefty TO be about 80 feet long.
70 be Of two rows Of split stone, each about feet
thick and to fee. long, holding core ofbeulders
& lei he SSsS,
protected By Offset Of about feet thick
and wide. These iettles will each require about
5000 cubic feet Of this split stone, and they will be
offered for By the cubic yard Of dry stone work, in
dependent Of the cost Of the split stone, which will
be furnished on the shore at the nearest safe
landing.
PlsV. q the work required can be seen at this
be commenced By the 10th day Of June next, and
to be completed by the LIST day Of November next,
and to the full satisfaction Of the Superintendent
Engineer or his successor, and under the inspec.
ton Of such Assistants or Inspectors he or they
may appoint, whose directions as the construction
Of the work will In all cases be complied with.
Each proposal will state explicitly whether the
bids are on condition that the whole are taken, or
And each offer must be MED By At least two
accepting suretes, and TO cover third In value
Of the amount bid and be certified as to their sun
cheney by some principal United States civil officer
The right to reject any or all the bids offered is
reserved.
Payments will be made as the work progresses,
oar Feet 10 per cent Of tie value OF the work done
The bids, endorsed .Propesals for Building
Lovell's Island Sea Wall, WIN he addIessedto
jc3-td Byt Major General U.s. A.
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d r o r o s A l. s .
,r NAVY pErAsrnksr.

NAVY DRpARrnExr
RrRr.r Wanna Ann noexs. NAV "a IVA
Sealed Proposals. Tor each class, separately In.
dorscd s'Proposais FOR Class No. Inams ths Glass;
eeiy.d nj mis- once until the am June next Ala
O'Clock D. m and the opening Of the bids will be
TondsW. tJano nd = fer farnishinT and deiyeTins
At the several navy yards named the materials aud
the form q o1er and Euarsntee, viii be furnished
on and ssn b %s
Il The classes named therein. By the eommindaats
Of the several navy yards iSr the classes fer The
nearest thereto, or by the Bureau for any or all Of
'h IL Ssinted schedules. with form Of offer and
guarantee, will be ready for distribution June lst
op so 81 d'1iiS b A1S es % Rs
fSr Srs man a oas ysra az n nS
according 70 the forms Of offer aud guaranty, and
e eose Individual Of hrm' must sign the bid and
Bidders are referred e me printed tnstIuetion.
which viii be iurnsihed win the schedules. and
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS FOR BARREL SEWERS.
oFs,s, ,Ts, .,p I,,,ss,Ss 2, s.ys'


err HALL. wAsaisoros. June Z, les
ua, rppS't ms sosSkT isS Instant sss i. G sss
..Iaet,oa Of 4 Barrel sewer, ,so fss, inside
sr.p.. and i'i sisc Bran STanes pp,. n,ns
,nehs. IA diameter, with sas aud water. pipes. 70
Is 5f' n. n cIss as ssc s Ss$'i an:
IN Sr s MIp !. e. s...s sd I:
foot barrel sewer to be eonstrueed in street north
ESm Point ier,y.ons fee, ss,t q the ives, ID; q
n e, and .S ns order
4. III. L hsT.Ss sS =; I'M ~ e
.ss < 4. sss;s.s
pps: S nine n d lsSs;s ss ,ss 8.
curb K. e Sas saas
to the cost Be Imposed Sp9n AZ lots q I.Iss ofio:
SfIst viii :. siiSSsS, Suffered brick yin Rave
Ing used, and ysry brick must have fall mortar
fresh hydraulic cement and SHARP river sand, free
from loan. and made In quantities for immediate
The bottom Of the trenches musl be cut aeeurstely
x me eatsIio, shspe o. the sewer. and not mors
he same ams nd S.ors BENZ Speoss me- ne
work must Be executed to the satisfaction Oh the
superintendent and Inspector, and the Commits
sioner Of the Ward, and the Assistant Commits
sioner, appointed By the Mayor.
The lateral brAnehe. shall be eighteen inches in.
mortar as aforesaid described.
bottom to top, and the walls COPIED and clAmped
with four pieces Of rough-hammered granite, nine
inches thick, nine iaches wide, halved together at
the ends Of snsh length tina. !hsy will inslose the
ss bars and frame TO Be q The best wrought iron.
the bars TO be one inch square and one inch apart
The brick work to be worked from the bottom, with
sewer worked into the walls.
drops 70 be covered with an iron or stone rim,
,hs size 81 shs walls 20 q. to cover the wall. and
hole Traps similar to the trap at the War Depart
ment, corner OF Seventeenth street and Pennsylva-
Bidders will state the price separately for each
kind q work 70 be done, which shall include all
cost OF excavation and reniling the trenches max
aa ~
and Inspector, &C., &c. All expense or cost for any
damage, for or account Of any action OF the eie.
ments, vehicle OF vehicles person or persons, or
gas and water pipes, or individuals, shall be borne
By the contractor.
The right Is reserved by the Mayor to reject any
or all bids. should It be deemed 70 the Interest Of
the CORPORATION to do so.
Fer further Information apply TO the superntend-
emit and Inspector, or the Commissioner Of the
Ward, basement west wing. City Hall
The bids ior the water. gas. and lateral sewer
GsgS.i,.,ion, viii be received from plumbers and
sewers, &c. WIN FORSYTH,
ju5-eotd Superintendent and inspector,&e
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


HEADo'Rs First MILITARY DIsrhIcr,I
OFFICE CHIKf CoNxIssARI SUBSISTENCE, J
RICHMOND, VA, June ], 1865.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
atths oafce q Breve, Major W. 4, EideIkin, Capt.
isss, at IL y: i.s all the Fresh Beef required al
Richmond. Va, for six months from July !, 1865,
or such less time as the Comnissary General Of
Subsistence may direct. The beef to be delivered
On the order Of the undersgaed Of a good. market
quarters, (neeks. shauks, and kidney taliow to be
becut of at the fourth vertebral Joint, and the
breast trimmed down. The .hapks Of fore quarters
to be cut from three to four inches above the knee
j3ut, and OF hind quarters from six to eight inches
above the gambrei or hook joint
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids and prepared to give bonds for the full
hlment Of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, ''Propo-
sals for Fresh Bcof, at Richmond, Va
bids for coed cause.
Proposals will be received at the same time and
PLACE for supplying Fresh Meats for sales 10 officers
at Richmond, Va. during tho same period.
Blank FERNS for proposals will be furnished upon
application to this Office.
Conditions, requirements. payments, &c.. &c. ,
by command Of Brevet Major General J. N, seho.
field. W. A.. ELDERKIN.
Bvt. Major and @, g.. g., U,S.A.,
js2-lW ChiefC. Q. First Military Distinct.
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FOR STATIONERY,


IL,
WAsHIN0rON, ID, G., May %, 1868
Proposals for furnishing such Stationery as may
be required by this Department, and the bureaus
and Offices thereof, during the hseal year ending
June ~, 1902. will be received until II clock IN.
Of FRIDAY, June -, 1858.
Each PROPOSAL must be signed by tho Individual
Or frn making q. and y accompanied BY a salts
sontrse, with good and sufficient bonds. II his bid
All articles furnished 10 Ist be Of the best quality
Of iss Ella kind. samples OF which must accompany
Bond with approved security will be required Of
the party to whom the contract may be awarded,
On failure e furnish any article when required,
10 reasonable time, the right Is reserved Of pur.
chasing the same In open market. or of declaring
the contract forfeited; and " greater price than
the contract price be paid therefor the difference
will be charged to the contractor.
The Department reserves the right to reject or
accept the bid on all articles singly or collectively
An estimate Of the quAntities which will Be-
needed, and blank forms for bidding, containing
full Information, accordance with this
ment, will be furnished on application.
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the specification furnished, and failure to do SO
will cause the rejection Of any bid.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of
The Interior, and be end9rssd mPIep0sals for
myN,S,2.o.s,2 Secretary.
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Medical.
RALTIMoRB LOCK HosPirAL.
ESTABLISHED As ARBFUoE FROM ouAcKBRY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN BIZ Oh
TANNED.

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.pso only sSn fsmsy s ne woas si
weakness of the Back pr Limbs, STRUCTURES, Iqse.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
fGPhSyESEET q TME s9SK ISLAND RAP

IDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Sealed Proposals In dgplsnte will BE- received at
this once until ~ N; WEDNESDAY. June 70. 1868.
obs,ruetions from the bed Of he Mississippi liver
at the Rock Island or Upper Rapids. BY means OF
Golfer dams and spbaq blasting or chisellinE
Contractor. will be required to furnish all boats,
machinery. &C. and 70 perform all the LABOR neces:
about %. 900 cubic yards Of rock to be removed, ds
and the work must DO done during low or moderate
stages OF the water. interfering as little a. possible
with the nayigation o. the river.
which they propose to do the work, which will be
let In sections OF such length as The engineer In
charge may determine.
Persons proposing to contract are requested to
visit the ground before sending In their bids.
tached TO each proposal Zach bid must be accom-.
panied BY written GUARANTEES, signed By Two re-
sponsible persons, that the party or parties pro-
posing will enter Into contract upon reeeiying the
awardnent Blanks for proposals Of the form 70.
The goyernmeat reserves the right 70 reject any
and all bids, and no bill will econsidered unless
the party offering Il shall give satisfactory evidence
tn he Is Trustworthy and has The necessary skill
'nS s yH
moving obstruetions at the Rock Island Rapids,
and addressed to Maj. Gen. ,. II. WILSON, U. 3.
Parties, desiring further Information can obtain
81 S
port, lowa, where maps, plans, specifications and
ssis H. WILSON. Brssst Major Gen Gen. w. rt ). 4.
~; s. Engineer Once. Davenport. Iowa. May
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A ETHRACITB COAL FOR THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BrnEAr OF EQUIPMENT AND REssuIJIso.

Sealed Proposals for furnishing Anthracite Cosl
for the Navy, to be delivered during the fiscal
year ending Sth Of June, 1852. will be received at
this bureau until 10 II. m. 22d Of June, 1858.
These proposals must be endorsed "Proposah for
Anthracite Coal for Steamers, " that they may be
distin guished from other business letters.
The offer must DO for the delivery Of TO- 900 tons. OF
The Coal must be Of the best Buck Mountain or
Black Heath, or Of kind equal to them In all re-
spects, for the purpose intended, which equality
will be determined by q board appointed by tho
bids.
The name q the Coal proposed to be furnished
must be stated In the offer
: The price must be for the Coal delivered at tho
Philadelphia Maynard, or on board Of vessels at
such points within six miles thereof nav be
designated By the bureau at the contractors risk
kind.
The Coal must In all respects be satisfactory to
the inspector or Inspectors TO be appointed by the
rejection.
Blank forms Of Offer. guarantee, &c. will be fur
nished npon application to the bureau.
ny2S-w4t
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArRsr OYrIcE,
wAauINafoH MaylH lN}a

On the petition Of JosHut eipbs, o. Canton,
Ohio, praying for the extension o. patent granted
ment In Ploughs, for seven years from the expira-
ton q said patent, which lakes place on the 10Th
day Of August, 1865:
II Is ordered that The said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the nth day OF July
TO appeaI and show cause, II any thor have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO hle
IN the Patent Once their objeotions specially set
forth In writing, at least days before the day
Of hearingJ all testimony hled by either party, TO
DO used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules of the onleo,
which will DO furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi-
pony, must be hled In the oice t,oenty days before
the day Of heArinEi the arguments, II any, within
ten days AFTER nlinE the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this n9tee be Published in tho
d. e.. and In the Herald, CleyelAnd, Ohio, once
week for three successive weeks the hrst OF said
day Of hearing. A, N. STOUT,
myis.hs Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS roe STATIONERY
o TasAsvar DErAnrnnsr.l

OFFICE OF INrERsAL RRvRsuR, I
WhHIsoros, May ~. 1855
until the Ath day Of June, 1858, at II o'clock IN.
for supplying the Assessors and Collectors Of In
teInai Revenue throughout that portion Of the Uni
ted States lying east Of tho Rocky Mountains, OK
cept Montana aud New Mexico, with the Stationery
year ending June 20, 1850.
No proposals will be considered unles. aceompa.
MED BY satisfactory guarantees that the contract,
II awarded, Will be faithfully executed.
The Commissioner reserves the right TO reject
parts q bids which the Interest Of the Government
The BIDS should be addressed to lis Commits.
sioner OF Internal Revenue, and endorsed, .Pro.
peal: s 69s supplying Stationery to Internal Rove
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will be for
wArded from thia once upon application. with con
ditions under which such articles are 10 b. deliy
cred. Il. A ROLLINS.
. my26.td Comm ssioner
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArEST OyHI


On the petition Of ALBERr O. sAiPoRp, Of Bos.
ton. Mass. praying for the extension VI patent
granted to him the Sth day OF August, 1854, for an
imIroyensnt in Applying Spring. 10 Window
said patent. which takes place on the sth day
Patent Once on MONDAY, the nth day Of July
next, At IL clock, m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle In the Patent Oce their objections, specially
set forth IN writing. At least t,oenty days before
party. 70 b used y ths said hearing. must :.
plication.
timony, must be nled In the once tbentY days
With fsg dsys aftea niinS ef ths testimany any,
=. Ordered. also. shat this notiss be published in
ton, d. G., and In the Post. Boston, Massaehu-
setts, once q week for three successive weeks
days previous to the day Of hesrinsI srour.
nyls-wsw Acting Commissioner Of Pstepts