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The national Republican., 1867-02-23
S.JOr and Superintendent.
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AS- Notice to Tax Payers OF Washington
Cur-Ths Board Of Assessors having completed the
annual assessment for 1857, will sit board Of APP
peal and for the purpose Of making corrections, from
the 18th instant to April Let inclusive, Sundays
eepted) at School COmmisslousrs' Room, second story
City Hall, west wing, from a N, to p each day.
By order Of the President fs2-sotapl
ss- Late Discoveryi Strange but Trusi-
Madam Mounts salye not only the Piles but an
edecuAl for all omb affections Satisfactory ref
erences given. LADIES SREp suFrER NO MORE with
either Of these diseases She be consulted at No.
$50 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
south side.
Also, Syrup she makes for Consumption, which is
an eaeetual remedy for Bronchitis, Asthma, Group In
children, &c The saye and Syrup is for sale at sott
opposite National HOTEL Fords corner Eleventh street
and PounsylVAnia avenue, and at Bntwsle's, corner
Twelfth street and Psnnsylyania avenue. Delay not In
using the means offered. fe9-lm.
sS- The GEavest Maladies OF Youth and
EARLY MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physioogy OF the Passions and the Brrors Abuses and
DseAsef peculiar to the fret age Of man. with reports
methods Of treatment employed In this Institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. jAll-sm
sS-To Consumptives.-Tho Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks by Q
very simple remedy, Aftor having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, aud that dread dis
ease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It he will send copy OF the pre-
serpton used free Of ehAge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will nnd
suRE CURE HoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoSoHIrIs, &c.
Tho only object Of the advertiser In sending tho pre-
scrPton is to beneht the afflicted and spread iuforma
on which he eoneeiyes to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as 1t will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
| oe25-dwly Williamsburg, Kings county, NY.
The national Republican., 1867-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 spirituaiism.-Mrs. NJ. .. Townsend,
Of Vermont Of the abiest InspiratonA Speakers
this subject will lecture at Union League Hall SUN
DAY, February "a, at IL a. m. and 7%p. m. II.
ss- Board of Trade.-Thsrs will be an Ad-
JoURNED MEETING Of the Board Of Trade Of the Dis.
triet Of Columbis, at their Rooms, MONDAY EVEN
ING, the 2jth instant at ~ o'clock Every member is
expected to be present.
fe2s.A N. sARDo, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-02-23

A YOUNG lady whose "bosom was torn
with eonaietipE passions has hGd It msnded.
The national Republican., 1867-02-23
n RU MS AT cos t.

Brass aud German Silver INSTRUMENTS at cost.
Lot Of excellent old VloLlNs and GUITARS at great
sacrifices. JOHN =. ELLIS,
fe23 2t 500 Pa ave. near Tenth street.
The national Republican., 1867-02-23

N. sARDo, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Sew-Nork rnrkei.
New YORK, September Is.

NEW TORN, september is.
COTTON-Heavy and declining; sales
800 bales ut 25a254 for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1859 bales; market
firm and closed dull, slightly i'll favor Of
bIyels; sales 1900 barrels at : 25a9 p
for superline State and western; 9 30
alb ~ for extra western; 9 Scale - for
round hoop Ohio; 10 O0ai4 90 for new
st. Louis. Several thousand barrels of
extra State is reported sold for delivery
at 90; California quiet: sales 800 sacks
and barrels ut Ii GOALS ~. Rye flour ut
> 50a7 IS.
WHlSkl--Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts 81, 6o6 bushels but
dull and slightly in buyers favor; sales
3o,OJO bushels ut = 10 Tor spIinr to
arrive at = % do ON the spot: = 45a2 so
for amber State and iSa2 90 for amber
Michigan; 62a2 "a for white California
and = 63 Tor white Michigan.
RlE-Steady; sales 2OG0 bushels at
l 3Sal 39J.
BARLEY-Quict.
MALT-Dull; sales 1000 bushels at
about IS.
SCORN-Receipts 6S,SJ7 bushels; mar
ket 3a4c lower and less active; sales
$1,000 bushels ut l9al 81 for new mixed
western; l5al IL for unsound.
OATS-Receipts 1929 bushels; mar
ket without decided change; sales ESQ.,
900 bushelf ut Cars sor new Ohio and
Chicago and 64a66 - to arrive.
RlCE-Dull.
CotFEE-Quiet and firm.
suGAR-Firm; sales 600 hhds Cuba
at Hall l-2.
MOLASSES--Duu.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PEfROLEUM-Steady; l5i for crude,
and 3laS3 for refined in bond.
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FROM 90. LOuis.

ST. Lours, September BAN Omaha
dispatch says: General Sherman this
evening received telegram from the
Commander of Fort Laramie, stating
that the hostile Indians will not come
in TO meet the Commissioner at that
point. =,
At the time expected they will send
in runners to listen to the propositions
to be made, us they fear some man trap
will be sprung, and suspect bad faith.
If thew are satisfied the Commissioners
are acting in good faith, then the hostile
chiefs will come in aud hold council
in the full of the moon in November.
Under the atpect of affairs the Commits
sioners will hold meeting in the morn
ing to settle upon what course to pnr-
sue. H.
The Montana Post says an exploring
expedition which has been to the head
quarters of Yellowstone river, has just
returned, and report having seen the
greatest wonders OF the world.
They travelled through volcanous
country, emitting a blue flame and nv
ing streams Of molten birthstone. Inc
country was smooth and rolling, Win
long level plains intervening the sum
nit. These rolling mounds were crateIs
from four to eight feet in diameter, ana
everywhere on the level plain were
smaller craters, from four to SIX inches,
from, which streamed blaze and con-
slant whirling sound. The hollow
Ground resounded beneath their feet as
thew travelled, and at every moment
seemed to break through. Not living
thing was seen in the vicinity. The eX-
pIorers gave it the significant appella-
ton of hell.
The peace commissioners held meet
ing at Omaha Yesterday, and expect to
start for the North Platte on the l4th,
then to meet Spotted Tail, who promises
to bring in the principal men OF his
band. General Wright, Chief Engineer
of the Union Pacific railroad, Kansas
branch, with a party of engineers,
is between Los Angeles and Santa Fe,
and is reported to have found fine rail-
road routes.
The National Telegraphic Union Con
vention adjourned sine die last wight.
The following officers were elected:
For President, T. +. Churchill, of La
Porte, and Vice President, VIM. ii,
Young, of Washington, ID. C.; Treasnr-
er, A. Whipple, of Albany, n. Y; Re,
cording Secretary, W. II. Wheeler, OF
Boston, Mass; Corresponding Secretary,
Geo. B. Cowlen, of Chicago, ILL.,; Editor
of the Telegrapher, the organ OF the
Union, Frank l.. Pope. The next an
nual Convention is to he held ut Albany,
n. Y.
Captaia George w. Jonks, an old res
ident of St. Louis, and Superintendent
of the freight depot of the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, died yesterday.
Dr. White. General Simpson, Colonel
Buford, and the United States Railroad
Commissioner, left here yesterday to in
spect another section of twenty-five
miles of the Union Pacific railroad in
Kansas.
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New York ltenns.

New YORK, September l3.-At a
meeting of physicians to-day commit
tee was appointed to call public meet
ing to obtain relief for the sufferers
from yellow fever in the South.
Madame Ristori expresses herself de-
lighted once more to reach New YORK,
which she calls her second home.
The bonded warehouse Of Albert
Miller, on Sedgwick street, Brooklyn,
was seized for reported leakages OF
whisky in large quantities, and upwards
of 200 barrels belonging to Livingston
Shauldehay were found TO be 700 gal
Ions short.
The tobacco men and diStillers are
about to send n committee TO w shing-
ton to protest against the consolidation
of the bonded warehouses into one es-
adjustment, which is contemplated.
Rullman, who shot himself last night,
had previously failed iii an attempt TO
kill his mistress. Ii is probable that he
will not survive.
The cholera at Governors Island has
been got under control. The number of
deaths does not exceed twelve, ana
most all%he sick are convalescent.
The bonds recently stolen from Nc
Clash, Pearce & Co., at Baltimore,
were all recovered at the express office
in this city, but the thief has not yet
been secured.
n. II. Dudley's preserve factory at
,Jerryport, New Jersey, was destroyed
by fire last night; loss 100000; partial
ly insured.
Charles Albert DumorrieS, a French
draughtsman, has been arrested and
held To examination as the author of
several forgeries in June and July on
the StuyvesaRt and Tradesmen's Ma
tional bank to the amount of $50, 22O.
He operated extensively i'll stocks on
the proceeds, and subsequently retired
to his country seat ut New Rochelle
with his family, where he was captured
a few days ago.
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PORK-Firmer; sales $500 barrels at
"a 62a24 81 for new mess; market closing
at "a 75 for regular; 90 90 for old do and
at 90 5Oa21 90 for prime and at "a 90 for
prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales 1l2 barrels ut pre-
vious prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dnll.
BACON-Quiet;~ sales 1000 pounds OF
long ribbed at l31 and small lots OF
Stratford; 14S barrels of short ribbed al
l4t and 10000 pounds Of rough sides al
i2l. ITIl.tl
CUT MEATS-Steady: sales of l42
packages at l2ia13 for shoulders and lot
al6A for hams.
LARD-Firmer: sales $50 barrels at
l3tal3s; market closing dull:
BUTTER-Firm ut lla2O for ONO.
CHEESE-Good demand at Gala.
..... LATEST p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed dull and trifie
lower on medium grades.
WHEAT-Dull and dropping; the
large advance in ocean freights has q
depressing effect.
RYE-Steady at 8sal 40 for west
ern.
OATS-Active at 65a65t for new Chi
cago and Ohio to arrive and 81 on the
spot. q
CORN-Dull and declining; an ad-
vance in freights of fully 3 pence has a
depressing influence; new mixed west
ern Ii in store and 10 aflOat.
PORK-Firmer; sales of250O barrels at
"a 60a24 81 l-2 for mess cash and regu-
lar.
BEEF-Steady with fair demand.
CUT MEATS-Closed active and firm
BACON-Firm with fair inquiry.
LARD-Steady at 14ial4f for fair to
prime steam, and l45 for kettle rem
dered.
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Politicians and Piotters Gathering
Their Forces in the Capital.

Within the past week the city has
been unusually full of visitors for the
month of September; all of the hotels
are showing pretty well filed registers,
and an inspection of them reveals the
fact that large proportion of them are
from New York and Pennsylvania.
The familiar faces, too, of old politicians
are beginning to be more frequently met
with in places of public resort. There
is no doubt that some phase of the pol
itical game is drawing hither numbers
of well-known party directors, and sun
dry hints and rumors dropped now and
then tend to inspire the belief that con-
siderable planning is going on in pri-
vatc corners. Many of the Radical pi-
oneers are known to be here. They
conduct themselves quietly and mystic
riously, dropping in and out of the diff
ferent Departments, and fitting hither
and thither among the dwellings of
other high priests of the party. Rumor
has even whispered that the proclama-
ton of amnesty is regarded by them as
a successful coup fetdt on the part Of
the President against contemplated
move in the direction of mild contis-
cation. 1t is said that the prominent
leaders of the Radical wing are putting
their heads together to concert and
agree upon measures with q view to
providing remedies for the recent heavy
hits of the President and for those
which are threatening to fall, that
there may be no delay in the work of
retaliation ON the meeting of Congress.
The Conservative Republicans and
Democrats have also goodly represen-
tation here, looking wise as serpents
and harmless as doves. Little cliques
and coteries of them may be encountered
at almost any corner. The conviction
is Irresistible that all astonishing
amount of mining and countermining
must be in progress, which in the course
OF few weeks will develop itself to the
country in series of startling explo-
sions.-WashiHgtoR Correspondence.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Registerl


ROME, September lS.--The Pope has
resolved to call together general coun-
ell of the Catholic church. Primates,
archbishups, cardinals, heads of relig-
ions orders and other dignitaries will
be summoned to attend from all parts
of the world. The Holy Father mas
named congregation of seven earui-
nails, to whom he has entrusted the duty
of arranging preliminaries for the meet
ing of the council. 90.
STOCKHOLM, September l3.-The
United States steamship Franklin, Adj
miral Farragut, accompanied by the
Canidaangua, Ticonderoga and Frolic,
arrived here recently, after,,visiting sew
eral places in the Baltic. The GUS
tomary salutes were fired. The graad
feature was fete in the palace, givea
by the King. 1t was attended by Adj
miral Farragut, his officers, and many
Swedish dignitaries. Teasts were drank,
speeches were made, and the utmost
good feeling and enthusiasm manifested.
LONDON, September l3-EveninS.-
The Doncaster races continue to attract
general attention. The Park Hill stakes
were won by Emily. Pace was winner
of two races, vice the two hundred SOW
ereigns and sweepstakes; Bounce was
winner of the Portland plate. The Don
caster stake was u success to Traabau,
beating Ranbaa. The Juvenile selling
stakes were won by Trepthong. Ere
ponier won the Eglenton stakes.
COPENHAGEN, September l3.-The
Franklin, Admiral Farragut command,
ing, has arrived from Stockholm, and is
riding at anchor in this harbor. The
Americans were cordially greeted by the
people.
VIENNA, September 13.-The tinan'
cial relations between Austria and Hun
gary has been adjusted to the satisfac'
ton of both countries.
LONDON, Evening.-ConSols 97t.
FRANKFORT, Evening. $50 bonds
steady at 76t.
LIVERPOOL, September l3, Evening.
Cotton sales have improved the tone OF
trade and is reported to have closed
frmer and more active; sales of $4,000
bales at 8! for middling uplands and 81
for Orleans. Breadstutfs irmer. Corn
now quoted at 67s Cd. Peas 42s Cd and
barley at 5s Id. Wheat aud oats with.
ont change; market closed quiet and
steady. Beef advanced IS Cd and sell.
ing at 52s Cd. Lard advanced Sd and
sold at SOS Cd. Cheese advanced I'd and
is quoted ut 52s. Pork and bacon I'M
changed
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September l3.
FLOUR-Firm, and prices unchang-
ed, family 10 25a1075.
WHEAT-Steady and quiet; holders
asked 2 20 for No. red, and = 30 for
white.
CORN-Dull, ut 05al OG.
OATS--Dull, at 60a6l; and not much
demand.
RYE-Firm at %, and demand
good.
BARLEY-In good demand, and tend
ing upwards; sales of No. and choice
fall at 40al so.
COTTON-Dull and nominal, at So for
middling.
MESS PORK-Firm; offered at "a 5Oa
"a 75.
BULK MEATS-Unchanged.
BACON-Firm; clear rib sides III;
clear l84alS2.
LARD-Firmer and generally held 1T
Ia ut the close and but little offered at
these prices.
BUTTER-Firm at 30a35.
EGGS-17.
COFFEE-Firm at 24a27.
SUGAR-Eirmer.
LINSEED OIL-Steady at %.
GOLD-Closed dull at l Alfalfa l-2
buyers.
MONEY-Quiet and easy at salO per
cent.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Maryland Eiection-Ex.Army
Omcers-A New Plan-Genernl Nc
CIelIan-GenernI Canby-Change in
The War Department.

NEW YORK, September 13.-The Worlds
Washington special says: The govern
ment has received intelligence that the
Radicals III Maryland contemplate the
Inauguration of a scheme at the election
Oh the 18th inst, when the new State
Constitution is To be submitted for ra;i-
fication, which will surely lead to riot
and bloodshed. Under the assumption
that cOlored man has as much
right to vote in Maryland as he has IN
Virginia, the more despOtic Radical
leaders in the former State are urging
the colOred men to present themselves
at the polls and demand the right to
vote OH the new Constitution.
The sO-called Border State Conven-
ton. which assembled in Baltimore to-
day, evidently means mischief III that
direction. Prominent conservative cit
liens of the State have been here to-
day, among them Ex-Governor Pratt,
comforting with officials on the i'm
pending trouble. The STAGE authorities
feel confident of being able 10 preserve
the peace, but it is not improbable that
Governor Swami will have to call on
the general government for aid to he
furnished in the manner prescribed in
the Constitution.
A number of eX-otficers of the army
who have suffered dismissal from the
service by the arbitrary course of Stan
ton, are here presenting their case to
General Grant. In the majority of in
stances the facts in their favor are so
overwhelming that they will be rein
stated and then honorably mustered
out.
The Times Washington special says /:
If the President will only permit Sec
rotary McCulloch TO remain IN his pres
ent position, the question of finances
will not long be II matter of uncertain
ty. The plan which he has put in OPP
Grafton, will, if not opposed, work out
n successful result by its own inherent
force.
The personal friends of General Nc
Clellan here assert that although he
may have been by requested by tele-
graph to return, he has no idea of doing
so, that on the contrary he has just de-
termiued to remain abroad another year,
and has taken a honse, and made ar
rangemeEts for the tuition of his chill
dren.
A private letter from reliable sources
in Charleston, received here, assert that
General Candy has fully determined to
pursue the line Of policy marked out by
General Sickles, anu to enforce the sys-
TEN of orders, rules and regula-
tiOns which General Sickles has es-
tablished. 1t is very we'll known
that General Sickles had instituted for
the people of his district code of laws
and regulations which they almost
unanimously admitted were more Just
and beneficial in their operation than
any that had been vouchsafed them by
legislative authority for many years.
The Tribune special says: There is a
rumor in circulation that President
Johnson designs making an immediate
change in the War Department. 1t is
said that Frank p. Blair, Jr., will be
put in the Office until General McClel-
Ian is heard from. The President has
stated that General Grant shall have u
new trial. General Grant favOrs it.
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Fire i'm Crestiine.

CLEVELAND, o., September ia fire
occurred in CreStline tais morning,
commencing at the Franklin House. di-
rectly North of the Continental Hotel,
and burned thirteen dwellings with the
contents, fronting the Cleveland * Col
umbus railroad. Loss very heavy; in
surance light, but not yet ascertained.
One man was reported missing, but it
is not fully credited, however. The
Continental Hotel was in great danger
ut times, but was saved by the untirinp
efforts of the citizens.
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Ercni Richnaoud.

RICHMOND, September l3.-Joh2 Cas-
Xxi, President of the tobacco exchange,
died to-day,
General Scholields order for State
elections has been delayed in view of a
Washington telegram relative to sim
Infamous election Oh the first Monday
of October.
The revenue tax collected on tobacco
in this district for the month of August
amounts to over half million dollars
The amount of tobacco was million
and a quarter pounds.
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New York stock Marker.

New YORK, September Is.
Stocks lower and weak. Prices are as
follows: Canton 47a4S; Boston Water
Power, 19a20; Cumberland Coal, 32a
BAT; Quicksilver, 274a2S; Pacific Mail,
140!al42; Atlantic, lllalll!; Western
Union Telegraph 43a44 New York
Central, l0Sal0ss; Erie, 69ta63s; Hud-
son l33lal34; Reading, 1O2ialO3; Ohio
Certificates 27ia27&; st. Paul AZ; do pre-
fcrred Coy; Michigan Central, Ill; Mich
igan Southern, S2taS2s; Illinois Cen
trail, 122al22!; Pittsburg, S5aS9t; To-
ledo, l28fal2S; Rock Island, lO3sa1O3f;
Northwestern, 45a45!; do preferred,
20; Fort Wayne 1O5{.
American, Express TO; Adams, G7;
Merchants Union, 20.
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From Quebec.

QUEBEC, September l3.-Since the
disturbances on Monday night, large
pickets of military continue to patrol
the Lewis Road. Notwithstanding these
precautionary measures, disorderly
soldiers have been guilty of further acts
of violence.
General Meade and suite left here yes
terday for Portland. During his stay
here he received distinguished atten-
ton from the military and civil author
tiles.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
-Dk-
THE PEOPLE

AS involved in Governmental AdmiHl5int.s
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has ALREADY brDS.a b.
land TO the verge Of Bankrupt, aai EEl
Taxation already strips the clothes ifau 10
backs of many people, and rolls their rhilrts q
bread. Additional eXtrayagance ihrra,SE, 20
reduce the richest 10 poverty, and all Ihs laos
ing classes TO beggary.
In addition to gigantic national fraud, H.
taxpayers Of West Virginia air suhrrh. i71
domestic knaves and home made soouadrs
From summit 10 base your official U,isH /,
marked by corruption and fraud
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An Army Of More than Five
Thousand Oiiice-IIOlderN

Are consuming your substance anil h'-' q
other hungry oxpectanis at" gathrriu. Do
vultures, 10 banquet upon the ,itals q 8 n.
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollar
the hundred thousand with M apparent ir'ta
Your Lunatic Asylum In already cost t4lah
a third more than the original estimate iF 10
whole, and the first wing Is not yet c"mpsi~
At the present rate. more than one miilsa q
dollars will he consumed In what j. notsih. :"
than stupendOus fraud, at which your Pssf
servants are conniving.
The Penitentiary wa expected 10 be boil .
sl6s 900, but through the incomPetehp ~
planned H. nearly four times ~ much uiAssn4
VIII b. required N was originally intsndfd -
the expense Of the building will be- little ~
Of one million dollars. Other operations o. p
lie men show a similar disregard Oi YOU ~
est. Many Of them are mere schemes 0iPius
benefit and public robbery.
Not q single Radical journal Of The hss .
uttered a word of denunciatlon Of ths-t v q
other public wrongs. To tho REGIsTIA he'l7
almost the exclusive honor Of Cbamponihl
popular cause against the OutTages Of eP'l
plunderers. In pursuance OF ~ pnfg'~
HINT down corruption and c0rrupt1ni'h =
REGISTER will lay before the people M
startling facts concerning the outlay b. y,
funds upon public works. The most 'tolI,T
frauds are known 20 have seen psfpri'sis- :"
every Taxpayer bas al interest IN the!I c'''s
ment. We call upon the people u -cr'f, ~
support us in our effort
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Suicides.

New YORK, September l3.-About
ten o'clock last night Mr.. VIM. Rullman,
StOrekeepcr at the st. Nicholas Hotel,
committed suicide by shooting himself.
Coroner Wiley was yesterday called
to the residence of Mr.. Herman Mel
vile, Nc. lO4 East Twenty Sixth street,
to hold an inquest over the remains of
Malcolm Melville, son of Herman Mel
vile, who committed suicide by shoot
ing himself with revolver.
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washiu1fos HEM.

WASHINGTON, September l3.-The
Board of Naval Judicial officers con-
vene at Annapolis oil the Goth inst to
examine a candidate for admission to
the Naval Academy.
Returns of Customs for September to
the seventh inst. were $3.6l6,Ol6: coin
in Treasury to-day, S99, s67 900; includ-
ing certificates, sl4, 81, 900; currency in
Treasury, SAC, ls9 900; total, S145, 056, 900.