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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-24

Mr.. Samuel l.. Clemens took his nom de
f'a41 " Mark Twain" FROM an old river
~2-'@4n on the Mississippi river, who,
wren navigating in shoal water, used to
.1s' The lead, and when the depth indicated
'"' Atoms, called out TO the officer in COM
~4n1, mark twain"
An Ex-Medical Officer United States
army ar shows in letter in the New York
. "of'2 that the mortality amongst the Con-
.s1era'e prisoners at Elmire, n. Y, was az
s :. 70 that among the Federal prisoners
/" Andersonyi}le.
lie Paris GauIois announces, although in
q S9Mt what roundabout manner, that the
impress II the French is enceinte-for the
-''' ume SIN 1856.
?, The he, Washington. street tunnel, at Chioa-
~ ~, vii! he finished J. six weeks, and for
~ opened on New Ye. RS day.
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u,x,s7yR WASHBURNE.-Mr. Washburne

MINISTER WASHRuRNE.-Mr. Washburne
writes a letter justifying his conduct in run
ZINC away and leaving his friends in the
har1s Of Lopez. 1t is dated at Buenos
Arrcs. He says;
aNv acknowledgement had been surren-
3o-cd, and could not resume them. | had
-,1onrcr house, nor home, nor protection.
: ,ourd have surrendered my family, I'M
r~,tcetcd. and put them on the Paraguayan
Tanner the Rio Ana. and could have given
.,rsc'f IN TO the rut'ians who had seized
In members of my legation and been car
,;ni into captivity, where | could tell no
,a,a. and could not advise my Government
VA the world Of the atrocities and barba-
rites Of Lopez.
i" 70 have thus surrendered myself, in
stead Of Fastening to point where could
..nruricate with my Government, and do
al in MY power 10 rescue my unfortunate
Er;crls from the clutches of wild beast
- the earliest moment, should have been
,,sr,, crnsurcd by the whole civilized world
! therefore embarked on the Wasp, and We
bq.,cuci down the river.
u am remaining here to what can be
done to save the persons seized by Lopez.
70 caar; of mine has been or will be spared
70 rescue the unfortunate men who were
torn FROM me under circumstances of such
REGULAR strocity. For them kept myself
in the power and endured the hostility of
the worst living man ; for them I most
chec-iully sacrificed health, comfort, and
fortune, and endured persecution and in
alt. did all that was in my power to do.
Ny house was crowded with fugitives, and
shared with them all had and in all the
horrors Of the situation. All parted from
ne with the deepest feelings of gratitude.
Had the Wasp been at Asuncion when Bliss
ani Masterton were seized by an overpow
ing force, and dragged away from me while
IN my way to the steamer, l am certain that
Captain Kirkland would have promptly re-
s?ondcd to my request and opened on the
town, but, IS You are aware, Lopez had kept
her below the fortifcaticns, league below
A.uncon, in order 10 have me at disad-
vantage. OF course, in the street, with my
wife and child, could offer no resistance
u that outrage upon my flag"
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The little Republic of San Marine, since
~ entirely surrounded by the Kingdom
Of Italy, as it was formerly by the pontifi-
Ca. States, mas been wisely as well as mag
unanimously left uadisturbed by the Govern
-eat 0: Victor Emanuel as an interesting
'e"c Of the middle ages. Its population,
according 10 a recent census, numbers about
sl4t thousand souls, governed by a Council
d STATE composed Of twelve members
CHOSEN from among the patrician families,
SA!cA have enjoyed this aristocratic right
!sF more than two hundred years. There
a'e no lawyers among them, the States
attorney even not residing in the Republic.
happily Tor it peace, the offer to Mr.. Bena-
Is'' q baden-B Baden, 10 open gambling
Sa.'ols in San Marine has been rejected by
'-e G9Terument.-BuLtimOre Sun.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.


RICHMOND November 23 1893.
OFFERINGS.
Whe1t.-white, 166 bushels. Red. 7o4 bushels.
Corn-White, 2 oo4 bushels new les bushels old.
Mixed, go bushels old.
OGts-os8 bushels.
Rue.-75l bushels.
Medl.-White, 30 bushels.
Buck1okedt Flour bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White. so bushels very good ut 4? rs, 80
bushels on private terms :; 1 bushels common at
Sl-total, l40 bushels. Red, l24 bushels very good
ut "a? 30 bushels fair at 81 49, 20 bushels mixed at
81 SO bushels mixed AT 81 49, bushels at 81 go
total. 274 bushels.
Corn White, 100 bushels prime old at 81; aga
bushels good new on private terms; 20 bushels
damp new on private terms ; l6 bushels very good
new at soc. 4s4 bushels good new 1t 7sc a2s
bshes good new at IA. Ia bushels damp new at
Tsc. Total. l. 9a4 bushels.
Oats -ls bushels very good at SIC. ls4 bushels
fair at size. Total, $50 bushels.
Rys.-ss bushels prime on private terms; 20
bushels very good at sl25 80 bushels fair at $l?o
Total, 152 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whedt-Red, g. bushels.
Corn White so bushels new.
oats -l6t bushels.
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AGRICULTURAL.
TAY PRESSES.-HAY P r q s S 2 s.,
BALING WIRE, SC.

We are now prepared to furnisn TIE OLD Do
NJNION HAY PRESS, which II the best horeo-
mower press and the INGERSCLL, which io the
best hard hay-press, in use. The fret we lnn.-c,
and the latter we sell ut manufacturer 8 prices.
ANNEALED WIRE, suitable FOR baling sh"cEs,
hay. or straw, for sale at New York prices.
The advantages OF baling hay arc SO well U''''r-
stood AS to eel no assertion. We therefore Nnly
saw that we can furnish PRESSES and "lRE on
the most favorable terms. Our STOCK OF STkAn-
Cl1TrEgS and CORN-SHELLERS cannot be
exceiled IL. M. oM1ih " Wv
M ~ dSwtl5Ja Manufacturers.
MORN SHELTERS, CUTTING BOXES,
CHCRNS WELL FIXTuRES--the best
patterns southern manufacture--1or sale Dy
ALLISON IL ADDISON,
,o7 1920 Cary street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Rerudon Trial.

special telegram to the Dispatch.
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, uia GoRDoNs-
WILLIE, November %, ls6s.-The Herndon
murder trial attracted large crowd to the
village to-day; but there was disappoint-
ment. The case was continued until the
December term of the county court. s.
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Arrest of Thieves.

New ORLEANS, November 23.-Five St.
Louis and Chicago thieves. part of the gang
lately depredating on the New Orleans and
Jackson railroad, were arrested here Satur-
dav nirht
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Obituary..

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November %
General Waddy Thompson, who, in Cal
houn's time, was congressman from South
Carolina, and afterwards Minister to Mexico,
died here this afternoon, aged seventy years.
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DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE ERUPT1oN
VI MOUNT |ESCvIrS.-All the cones Of the
,ocaho are pouring forth quantities OF
S1Tn!"g matter. The lava has set whole
;o'ests Of trees on fire. Houses, farms, and
I'H3s are reported to be overwhelmed and
. .S., ana the people flying from the
''''a2e- III the utmost CONSERVATION so that
% % s',L' which few days ago appeared to
~ Ast a magnificent spectacle for the Curl
%.s Is likely TO prove an angel Of destruc-
' ''A 10 the fair fields and pleasant home
s ~ IN the vicinity of Naples.-Neto
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DRY GOODS.
DECULIAR ATTRACTIONS AGAIN AT
JULIUS MEYERS.
s27 BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.

eE DBOAD STREET, NEAR SlATH.
Ny motto is
To have the Price and Goods together,
According to the Times and Weather.
Just arrived by the Saratoga
10 pieces Of those POPLiNS at COO. again, which
SO many ladies are waiting for.
1s pieces OF that 75c. EMPRESS CLOTH, which
sold so quick because so cheap.
4S dozen OF those 10 and l5c. SCARFS, generally
considered rs nearly given away.
A box full OF WORsrED GOODS such as
Hoods, Shawls, Nubias, Sontags, etc.,
marked down tremendously low.
BROrHE SHAWLS and SCARFS, rich In
pattern but extra moderate In prices.
40 CORsETS, some new etyles, never imported
before. Look at them, ladies.
$50 BALMORALS, ranging from 81 to a4'5e, most
exquisite in colorng.
consignment of LADIES' CLOAKS sent to
me to close out at 3 good deal less than
value.
For all goods In the DRY GOODS LINE you
sure to be suited at
JULIUS MEYERS,
no23 52T Broad street, near Sixth.
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POWDER, Scot, &c.

~ UNPOWDER. s,ouu,,
oEANGE RIFLE and SPORTING.
THE PRIZE FoWDkE OF s,a TIE Wo sRd Now
rLv0RIT1E GITNPOWDER, constantly on hand
ana Tor sale by us, who arc the authorized agents.
Where heavy work is to be done recurring R 9Ws
AND MINING POWDER manufactured by IN, tnic
company is In the highest repute Every paendsgs
represented. 81 ". 1AnDA - W.
N 2g--6xn
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TOHN F. ALVEY & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS AND sHAWLS,
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS
FANCY WOOLLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR,
COLLARS AND NECKTIES,
No. HANOVER STREET,
j. F. ALVEY, BALTIMORE.
ROBERT &. HARPEE,
j. c. WILLIAMS, Special.
[no ls-tDesl
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1REPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.

DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
LII We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed, In auy
quantity. We will also build al kinds OF GRAM
TIE WORK ut short notice special attention
given To rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENE
Terry WORK &C., and all material furnished.
ONCE corner OF Canal and seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUMENTHAL,
90 u-sm Superintendent
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WIZARD BRAND ToBACC0.-As agents
Wv ror ,ha ahnya tobacco, We have to-day
r.sresd The mice to SiNETY CENTS. Persons
purchasing this eeebrasd tobacco can the ss sso S
1euie. mo aS-Iwl WM, TAYLOR q sVS.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

IN B. BRIDGFORD & CO., GENERAL
De COMMISSION MERCHANTS Nos. T. T.
and Il Broadway, and Nos. s 7, and II Green.
wich street.
once No. 7, room No. | broadway, NJ Y.
Also, proprietorg or the EUREKA COT
TON SHEDS and STORAGE YARDS.
Refer 10 the merchants OF Richmond. Va.
I'm
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AHILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
W. CHANGE, RICHMOND, Va, BROKERS
and CONFUSION MERCHANTS for the pur-
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
T0BACC0S. Orders solicited Liberal advances
made on consignments. Eefer 20 4. =. HARVEY,
President Of Nssionsl Bank or Virginia; JAkEs
THOMAS, Jr., Esq., Richmond, Va. hessrs. u.
AsssENaER & Co., New York; Aecsrs. JOHNSON
T,InsrGns. BOSTON HRRa. w
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CLOTHING.

SPECIALITY.
Our custom department IS kept constantly sup
piled with large stock Of PIECE GOODS, en-
bracing CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VEST
iNGS, from which we are prepared 10
MAKE TO MEASURE
at short notice and at very reasonable prices.
Call at
DE LII MS,
1907 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE PosToFFICE.
HENRY 7. MILLER. JOHN S. DEvLIS.
TnO 2I1
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TWO HOUSEKEEPERS.-Now is the time
! TO supply yourselves with PRESERVES and
FRESH FRCI'rS and JELLIES for the winter.
We haved large stock Of Preserved Strawberries,
Peaches, Damsons Quinces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
Gooseberrie5, Pineapples.
Fresh strawberrie5, Pineapples, Blackberries,
Raspberres. Tomatoes Peaches, Pears, Damsons,
&c. CurrauL Quince, Peach, and Strawberry Jel-
lies Brandy Peaches and Pears all of our own
manufacture, and warranted superior to any north
ern goods and which we olIer III low prices.
ANDREW PIZZISI il CO.,
ocl7 S0T Broad street.
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GOOD NEWS
VI FOR ALL IN WANT OF CLOTHING.
VERY LARGE STOCK TO BE DISPOSED OF
REGARDLESS OF COST
BEFORE THE FIRST OF JANUARY.
Being DESTROYS OF disseminating the READY
MADE CLOTHING BUSINESS and combining
ourselves entirely 20 MEMS WEAR, such as
CLOTHS CASS1MERES, BEAVERS, VEST
1NGS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, and Tie
general
MERCHANT TAILORING,
we have determined TO offer our entire stock Of
kEADY-MADE CLOTHING, amounting 10 about
S20,0e0
AT AND BELOW COST.
Our clothing has been made by ourselves and to
order this season. and the public can therefore
rely on getting FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF good
material, and ut LOW PRICES.
Such an opportunity IS stldom offered. aud ali In
want should avail themselves TO call at once At
hAkCUSE II CO.'S
No. 1913 Main street,
oc % old stand OF Loeb Brothers.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

TRESH ARRIVAL.
50 boxes RhISINS,
100 drums FIGS
barrels HAVANA ORANGES
10 barrels NUTS, assorted;
6VO boxes FRENCH CANDY,
boxes CITROS,
20 cases BRANDY PEACHES,
so cases CANNED GOODS, assorted;
20 cases PICKLES,
10 boxes ROCK CANDY,
cases ShRDINES,
10 bags COCUASUTS,
barrels PRUNES
cases PRESERVED GINGER,
MACAROhL
CHOCOLATE,
COCOA,
COX'S GELAT1NF,
OYSTERS
SAUCES,
PRESERVES, &C, &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will do well 70 give
me i call. w. w. TRlBBETT,
no IL lll5 Main street.
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NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS, FIRST OF
~ THE SEASON, by the Isaac Bell this morn
ing.
~ drums NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS,
SO boxes NEW LAYER kA1SlNS,
50 boxes EULTANA or SEEDLESS RA1S1NS
2s barrels ASSORTED APPLES
barrels new ZANTE CURRANTS,
So bushels IhICA, TARRAGONA, and BORDO
ALMONDS;
10 cases SAkDINES, best;
barrels best COOKING PRUNES,
gross CUX'S GELLkTINE.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
oc27 l4l2 Main street.
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TEACHERS WILL FIND A LARGE SUP

II DIV OF paDer buILlbIe lot EITCUI@Ib, IIUIiI!IIy
reports &C. &c the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE. send in your orders for printing.
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To have the Price and Goods together,
According TO the Times and Weather.
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room; but we an know that it Is not to
quench thirst, but 10 stimulate, thai
men go 70 the wine cup. Ffr-r --r-rrs
c-Tobacco, on the other hand, acts upon
thesvstem very much as alcohol does,
and fulfills the same great need-the
retardation of tissue metamorphosis-
and therefore in a measure supplies the
place OF fermented and dist lied liquors.
Accordingly, those who smoke largely
do not feel the need of, or morbid ham
keEing for ardent spirits, as much as
thoseWho. though OF like temperamepts
and similarly circumstance, abstain
from tobacco altogether.
That tobacco, together with coffee and
tea, has saved us from the opium-eat-
ing of the Eastern countries, is to my
own mind abundantly clear. The in
tense, feverish activity of the civiliZa-
ton OF the past two or three centuries
has generated need OF, and an appe-
lite for some form of accessory food, -
that would in all probability have been
gratified by opium, had not Providence,
just at the opportnne period of the dis
covery of America, directed the 8tten-
tention of the Western world to the re-
markable properties of tea, coffee, and
especially of tobacco. The Eastern
habit OF opium-eating, introduced into
Europe and America, would certainly
have been disastrous to our civiliza-
ton.
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases OF the Throat and lungs,
Such As Cough<, Colds IvhOOpinE
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,

Probably never before in the whole histor

Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply
upOn tho confidence OF mankind, this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through along
series of wears, and among most OF the races of
men il has risen higher and higher In their cstma.
ton as Il has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
OF the lungs and throat have made Il known as
liable protector against them. While adapted To
milder forms OF disease and 10 young children, II Is
at the same time the most encctual remedy that can
gerons affections of the throat and lungs. As pro
vision against sudden attacks OF Group, IL should
be kept ON hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antldotc for them.
Although settled Consumption Is thought in
Curable still great numbers of eases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and tic patient restored to sound health by the
ChcrFU Pictorial. So complete Il its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and ThrOdt. thSt
the most obstinate Of them yield to IT, When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
tOraI they subside and disappear.
Singers aud Public Speakers find great pro
lection from II.
4sthma is always relieved anil often wholly
cured by it.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
CheFTU PecforUf in small and frequent doses
50 generally its virtues known that II Is IN
necessary 10 publish the certificates Of them here,
do more THIN assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
Prepared bD
DIR. j. G.. IYER & CO., LOWELL, MISS.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN & co.
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Gtre9nteIliijagIertlrfees J.
OLD TInRs,

l.
There's a beautiful song on the slumbroui
That drifts through this valley of dreams;
It comes from a CLINE where the roses were
And atuneful heart and light brown hair
1hatHaYed In the morning beams
| Soft eyes OF azure and eyes of brown,
And Enow-white foreheads are there,
A Rlmmertng Cross and RlIttering Crown
III orpy bed and a couch OF down
Lost hopes and leaflets OF prayer,
A breath OF Spring in the breezy woods,
Sweet warts nom the qulvering pine
Blue violet eyes beneath green hoods
"A bubble Of br0Oklets, scent or buds
Bird warbleIs and clRmboring vines
A rosy wreath and dImpled hand,
A ring and a sighted VOW
Three golden links or q broken band,
tiny track on the snow-White sand
A tear and S1nleSS brow.
There's tincture of grief in tile beautiful
That sobs on the slumbrous air,
And Loneliness felt In the festiYe-throng,
Sinks down on the soul as IL trembles along
From CLINE where the roses were.
We heard It first at the dawn of day,
And II mingled with mRtin chimes,
But years have dtstanced the beautiful lay,
And It's melody, floweth nom far away,
And we call II now Old Times.
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INDISPENSABLE FOR LADIES
SEWING .GUIDE.

a beautiful article for the assistance of ladies
Ger nom me 1SIy WI r2isS ~ me nssSis INIT
being provided with a rio, the stitches arc
made with EXACT REGULARITY, and in
cTeuSed rapidly. 1t also keeps the point OF
the needle in perfect condition. For all
UdlLdbLe.
The GUIDE is elegantly siIver-plated, and
VIII sell At sight to every LADY. Sent to any
address by mail, on receipt OF . cents, or
solid silver, for 70 cents.
Agents wanted in every town. Terms and
sample for . cents. Liberal discount TO the
trade. Address NILES AIANUFfG CO., S.
Wnler St. Rnsfnn. Mnss.
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OPINIONs OF THE PREssi-"MusIc,

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS;-aMusIcal
FestIVala' several times postponed, conn eil-
ing purchasers Of Tickets 10 wait for months
for tine Distribution, has impaired public
cOulidt nee. IN such Affairs. The only fair
ayH.t m OF distributing Is the old and popular
one OF Sealed 9Setasts, stating the pElZe. Uticf
ttiH Be deferred f1IniedfdfeIy on payment Of
Wli.on a Co., la Broadway, the most attrae-
tive place OF the kind now in operation.
They are doing the laTEest business and de-
sfsrVa their success. You cannot draw n
EIO0OO farm there, but have reasonable
chance for a good prize, as we know many
that have drawn and the ur1n Is reliable.
Ddilv NeIrs, 4pItl ?. lsoa.
tributfug many valuable prizes We have
examfred their manner Of doing business
and Euoyz them 20 be q 1air dealing nrw-
Tileir plan z more aatiaactory than Pre-
sentatfon Festivals rs they DRAW EVERY
DAY and the subscriber need not pay ior me
prizes drawn unless suited. n-Heet1D III
.iI:ae Gil Establishment Of Harper. VIII
SON & Co, at I73 Broadway, IS daily drawing
crowds Of visitors towttness the drawing pro-
oess The investment - but = cents Tor a
CHANCE and the pE1ze drawn II satisfactory,
IS Immediately delivered Ior one dollar. A
friend or our. last week, drew 500 prize,
when he promptly received. -6eao York
f5sTid foT CIRCULAR giving many more refer
eneeS and favorable nouces from the pres.
Iiberal Inducements TO Agents. Safsfac-
ton guaranteed. Every package OF Sealed
Envelopes contains ONE CASH GIT. Six
Tickets for 81 u for g; IS for S; no for Sl5
= All letters should be addressed to
HARPER WILSON a CO.
Ia broadway, n. y.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, 4
SURGEON GENERAI.a OFPICE
WAGHfG0roHs, d. C., March 2 1879 |



An Army Medical Board, to consist oFsur-
geon J. ID. Brown. Brevet Brig. GenT, u 8
A. surgeon IA. X WfTtZ, BreVet IsieuI. Col
U.S, A. Surgeon John Moore, BTeYet Col,
US, A., ana Assistant Surgeon A. A. Wood.
hull, Breyet Lieut. Col. U. = A., viii meet
In New York City, on the LIST OF May next.
for the examination OF Assistant EurReons
y. d. Army, for promotion, and OF candidates
u, 8. Army.
Applicants must be between p and 80
ntes OF regular medical College.
Applications for permission 10 appear be-
fore the Board should be addressed 20 the
surgeon General, u g Amy, aud must
state the full name. residence and date auu
place Of birth OF Candidate,
Testimonials as 20 character and uuRlIf1ca-
tons must be furnished. II the applicant
has been In the medical service OF the Army
during tho late War, the fact should be stat
ed, together with his former rank, and date
and place of service, and testiInonials from
oneeB with whom he hns served should also
be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses Of
perBons undergoing examination, rs II - nm
Indispensable prerequisite 70 appointment
The number or vacancies now extsfinn. in
the Medical Corps Of the Army Is thIrfy-nlne
j. X. BARNErS
mar5-3tawtlJunel Surgeon Gent. u. 81 A.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT I!
THOMAS R. AGNEW,

Ef eco & 262 GREESwIcH ST., NY.
Has reduced the prices OF Teas, COfses,
from 10 to 20 per cent.
BEST JAPAN TEA, Sl.O0. BEST ESGLIsH
BREAKFAST TEA, Sl.00. SPLENDID
OoLoNG TEA, 90c.
1000 bbls Flour, all grades, from Si1 upwards.
1900 gal. MolRsses, all grades nom 80 cents
Comes, roasted and ground, Is to 30 cents.
Sugars, all grades, at refiners' prices, and
everything used in every family cheaper and
better than any store in New York.
THOMAS r. AGSEW occupies his own
store, owns the property, and has no rent 70
pay, Imports and buys exclusively for cash,
he can underselI any house in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-05
con Liver or CREAM.

A French Preparation. which preserves all
the nutricious and medical qualities OF the
pure oil. E
Is free from all offensive taste or smell,
and-being agreeable TO the taste-ts easily
dIgested. thus anordIng the patient the full
benefit of the quantity taken.
Is readily taken mixed with water, thus
avoiding the use of whisky or other expen-
sive or hurtful additions. 500
Isrecomlnended and prescribed by the
Medical profession. Price 81 a bottle For
circulars send to HYATT & CO., 40 Cortlandt
street. New York.
nJRUBSES--SEELEY HARD RUB
Der TBUSS" Cures Rupture, retains
the most dfficult safely and easily; never
rusts, breaks, moves or soils always new.
lsi7 o6estnut Sc, PhiladeIphia.