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BELMBOLDs EXTRACT OF BUcBU.

heDdreds suffer on in silence, and hundrsdsof
otben appiy vsinly 20 drneeists and doctors, who
cure or .pIly remedies which make them Won wor,e. D
pmsies not 70 rs ts 70 :ssss sIyfhins thst would 40
e SSssS to
eXhsustion ofthe powers OF life. By laborious en-
situation, the use OF tea and coffee and fseonsn
childbirth, 10 far oftener caused direct frri
SsSn. sII,ed to the mucous menbrI Of the
when reviewing the causes Of these distrsssing
evil. upoo 70 sSem tn;
Inn hmpe In,ase t9 the sub,se. e fey Of
the life, health. and h.ppines. Of womsn IN mail All
noss 81 q s0sisty and .hsh .
family The mania that exists for ereoosion, on
education and m.rrisee causes the years that ma
eS sps er 70 be
The S1nsSs.,.hy he ,xstenspt bali room Thus.
excited BY pleasure, pervertfns in midnight revel
the the hour. desianed ~ Rsture for sleep and rest,
tenn, unnecesfsry effort Is required by The deiieste
day. the eq WhsH 81 s,es ssr
mtnt ls over, smother in Prospective keeps the
nos constant restraint Of fasSi5nssie drsss the
lutely forbtsing the exercise indispensable TO the
strength hight sr the health .aaso6 so6
change Of temperature; the complete prostrstion
produce their esitm ate eject AZ sst as necessity s
marriage caps the climax Of misery and the nm
fortunate one, hitherto utterly regardless OF the
plain dictates and nonstrances OF her deiicsta
nature, becomes an unwilling subject Of medical
treatment This ts but truthful picture of the
Long before the ability TO exercise the functi On.
OF The generatfve organs, they REQUIRE an educ
non OF their peculiar nervous system corn nossd
OF what is called the tissue, whic n, in connen
With the female breast and lips, evidently n nder
an early reriod OF lie; and, a. we shaii suSss.
guepdy see, these emotions. when txcessiye IssS
Ife OF their victims ere nature has self-compIeted
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &C.

A SPECIAL from Tuscumbia, Ala, says three
negroes confined in Jail there, charged wrsn
burning the Female Seminary ten days siace
were taken out by a body of Ku Kiux, estimated
and hung to the bridge, The authoritie. were
overpowered and locked up in a room.
A serious rupture has occurred between the
Catholic Bishop Dsesgon in Chicago, and
fsrred TO Rome. Meantime, Rev. d.. Dunn,
Vicar iGPaeral of the diocese; Rev, Dr. Nc
Goyen, Rev. Father Foiias, and Rev. DR..
McMuilea are sIrspendeS.
private letter from Rio Jaapiro, dated
August 18th, reports rhat six Brazilian iro L.
clads had reached Ascension, the Paragaayan
capital where they fclnd large number Of
foreigA nags displayed from private houses.
The Governor OF Louis ana has issued a
proclamation calling for election OF Presiden-
tial electors An attennp. 10 being made in the
Legislature 10 prevent the NATURALIZATION OF
foreigners by the State Courts.
Alta Republican meeting held IN Richmond,
Va, yesterday, speeches were made declariag z
want OF confidence in the Republican State
Central Comulittee, and denouncing carpet
haggers. White and black speakers addressed
the meeting.
The Senate of South Carolina yesterday sus-
pended, for six months, Leslie (white msmber)
for alleged contempt. Leslie is a Republican,
but votes with the Democrats on ques lions of
color.
In the Alabama Senate yesterday q resolu
ton was adopted asking the President to send
United States soldiers to that State to aid in
preserving the peace. The House Also passed
Ihe resolution.
The Board of Aldermen of New York yester-
day votsd TO give a reception TO General Nc
Clellan in the Governors room on his arri-
val.
The base ball game between the Mutuals. of
New York and the Athlstics, of Philadelphia
yesterday, resulted in favor of the latter-5I to
"A.
John Haggarty shot and fatally wounded
hurdy COnley while a. work in Indianapolis
yesterday, because Conley refused ID drink
beer with him.
Governor ClaytO OF Arkansas, accidentally
shot himself in the left hand on Saturday, and
II was amputated yesterday.
Three eonvicts have escaped from Sing
Sing prison, New York, by capturing the
pow der-boat and overpowering the guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

INDIAN AFFAIRS Hon. q. f. Mix, Acting
Comm issioner Of Indian Affairs, has received
q comm unicauon from n. T. Patrick, u. s. In.
dian Agent on the Upper Platte, dated Sept
10th, announcing that "Spotted Tail'' and
"Swift Bear LEFT for the reservation on the
Missouri River, near Fort Randall. with Isl
lodges, IS of which were Oxallallah Sioux,
and the remainder Brule Sioux. They were
furnished with Pre- visions and tran sportation oy
General Augur, acting for the Indian Peace
Commission. The Ogallailah Sioux came to
the agency from the Republican under the
control Of ssMan-who.walks.in-th in the Ground:''
but this chief was killed by an Indian of his
own band, on the night Of the 18th, during a
drunken row. and his band had to 20 under
"Spotted Tail There are now left on the
Republican river, at the Upper Platte Agency
1.-TWO Strike" with about fifty lodges of BruIe
Sioux; "Pawness Killer and .Whistler, n with
about one hundred and twenty lodges Of Ogai.
lallah Sioux; "Dull Knife" and Turkey Leg
with about one hundred and fifty lodges of
Northern Cheyennes. In accordance with in
structions, several messengers had been sent to
these Indians, requesting them to 60 to the new
reservation on the Missouri river, and have
held out all the inducements to them, but thew
have refused to 60. General Bradley started
on the 10Th, with the 27th u. 5. Infantry, to
march through the country Of the Republican
river to the Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern
Division. .-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

THE ADvENTIsTs ON EARrHQuAKBs.--rhat
sect known as the Adventists, and all persons
who believe IN q second visitation Of divine
wrath upon earth, are greatly asiiated during
these earthquake times, when therBis oppa.
land or afioas upon the sea. Three meetings
Were held OF the sect in New York on SuAday.
At one Of these Brother Brown delivered .
sermon on earthq uakes, taking for his tsxs the
25th chapter Of s. Luke, the prediction Of
which he said would surely take place, and
that shortly. judging by the recen. calamity in
South America. He said the lawful shakins''
may commence At any time. In conclusion.
Brother Brown announced that, providing th4
earthquake did not begin before another Sab
hath, ne would be with the eongregsficn again
and address them. a|fIeF Fatf
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w ON AN

Females. owing TO the peculiar aud important
relations which they sustain, their peculiar organ
Izeflon and the Offices they perform, are subject 70
many sunertnss. Freedom from these contri butte
In no small de gree 20 their happiness and welfare,
Tor none can be happy who are III. Not only %,
out no one OF theee various female complaints can
long be suffered TO run on without involving the
general health OF the inci yidua, and long pro-
dscinS permanent sickness and premature decline
Nor - II pleasant to consult Q phy ysicisn for the
rehef OF these varous delicate Affections and only
upon Inc most urgent necessity will Q true woman
% far sscrince her greatest charm ~ 20 do this.
ne sex viii then thank MS for placing in their
hands simple specifics which win be found EN-
csetoas In relieving and curing almost every
OF those troublesome complaints peculiar 70 the
sex.
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THE DRFALCATIoN AT THE Posr Opptcx

The DRFALCATION AT THE Posr OFFICE
DEPARTMENT - Additional ParticuLars-It is
that the Government will not lose any by the
defalcatlon at the Post Office Department as
Olmstead owns property enough to cover the
amount missing. His property consists Of
large three.story brick house on 1Ith street.
between M and N streets, and a vacant lot ad.
joining: large farm near Beltsville, Nd, be.
SIDES several hundred acres of land in North
Carolina, for which he has paid the purchase
money. 1t is said that the Government money
in his possession was used within q short time
past TO pay the notes which he had given for
The land In North Carolina, which became due
and were protested. About that time he went
10 New York 70 raise money, beng endorsed
by prominent banker; but il is thought ne
was unsuccessful, and therefore used the Gov.
ernment money in his hands. or the special
deposits OF bonds, money, DC, In sums ranging
from 500 to 81 500, left with him BY various
clerks in the Post Office Department, all have
been found safe except one package containing
$500 in bonds. belonging to General Pedro,
an old clerk OF the Department. The sureties
on iOlmstead's bond are John +. Ooyle, ESQ.
and VIM. R.Snov, Zach for the sum Of 5000
II was runored this morniug that Olmstead
had been arrested In Phiiadslphia. but tue
Post Ofice authorities have received no no.ce
Of the fact
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SIX FACTORY DESTH
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The supply of money to borrow on call in
New York continues to be fully equal to the
demand. Government houses are accommoda-
ted at three, and the better class of stock bro.
kerage firms at four per cent. We hear, how.
ever,o exceptional loans by the banks at II We
per cent. Commercial paper is dull, and
without change The dealings In government
bonds have been large and well distributed
throughout the list, with the tone Of the market
strong. Leading dealers report an improved
mvestmement demand, particularly for the
new bonds. -
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" YORK-YIRsT HoARr
tBy &ble.l

LONDON. Sept. a2-l1:l5 a. m.-Consols, for
money and account, 81. Illinois, COX. Bonds.
72x. Ere, 81.
FRANKFORT, Ills a. m.-Bonds, 75na4.
LIVERPOOL, 11:l6 a. In-Cotton market opens
easy. Sales estimated at 5000 bales. Middling
Cplands, 10H.; Orleans, 10Y.
LONDON, Sept 22-1:20 p. m.-Consols, 9iX.
BONDS, 12x. Illinois, 9l4. Erie, 311.
LIVERPOOL, 1:20 p. m.-Cotton market dull,
but prices unchanged
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Baltimsre Market.. rs.dav,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-Cotton dull, uomi.
nally, 28; Flour dull and quiet, with prices
unchanged; Wheat dull, good to prime, S1.25a.
$2.Go; Prime Valley red, s276; Corn, firm:
White, SLlsaS120; Oats. dull at 65a73; Rye,
dull at SI.4paSl.43; Provisions, easier hut in
falr demand: Mess Pork. S5O.5O; Bacon, Rib
SID s, l6K; Clear, do, 16a; Shoulders, 13s:
Lard, 20h. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

ALLEGED THEFT OF BIRDs.-At noon to-day
youth, named Leonard Drudge, vas arrested
in the Centre Market by officer p Pumphrey, on
the change Of stealing three dozen birds from
Virginia Ellis. a market woman. The accused
was taken 10 the Centre Station house, where
be confessed having sold one dozen birds winch
did not belong to him, though he denied all in.
tent to steal. The justice not being present 10
pass judgment upsn- Dradge. he Wss ordered
70 cell, whereupon he set up most piteous
cry and claimed hat il was a pity that IN hoa-
Of Such q merclless class as the Netronol,,s "a n
poDce. As soon az fncarcerated his humiiiaA
ttot, gave place 70 ragp. and be imuedaotsIv Nv
make an attack on the wall OF his cell, swear.
ri @nst outraged innocence, and be wouid k.cs
mslway ont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

LsxrNeroH, KY., Sept. 0--Ths Democrats
OF Tie Ninth Congrsssional District have nouni.
mated John w. Rice, State rights Democrat
for congress. Hon. n. Green's name was no.
before The Convention. Andrews, the Conser.
vasive Union man, got bat two vosssss i.js 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22
sICanadian porssr. ar. fat,.d on peas.

~Canadian porksrs are fatted on peas.
SFoul Play-Taking crying babies to tee
theatre.
0Kentneky promise. much corn and whis.
hey.
0Black, yellow. red, and purpls are The
fns b. enable colors for the fall. : =
~fAe Basman -rosiee sronpe are perform
ing ne .Beue Helene" IN Chicaeo
ted a woman celeGnse 20 the Unitarfan Conven. |.
non, . Be held n New york in October 6.
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WASHINGTON {.
GRAND LODGE 1. o. O. r.
Election Of Officers.
tSnecial nispAtch to the Star.1

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-The Grand Lodge of
the United States, i. O. o. f., this morning,
after the transaction Of other business, elected
the follow Ing Brothers for the ensuing term of
two years :-Edward ID. Farnsworth, Of Nash.
vile, Tenn, Grand Sire; Frederick ID. Stuart,
OF Washington, d. @, Deputy Grand Sire;
James l.. Ridgely, Grand Secretary; Joshua
Vansant, Grand Treasurer. Tne officers will
be installed on the last day Of the session, when
the appointments will be announced.
PHILADELrHIA, Sept. 22.-The silk factory
OF the Messrs Harop, in West philadelphia
was destroyed by fire this morning Loss
forty TO fifty thousand dollars, with small in.
surance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Stock market steady
and Money easy. Exchange, sX; Gold, AZ z
52Us, 1862, coupon, lik; H-4O's, registered x /;
ex-coupon, 53H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

HRAvY FALL IN FLouR.-On Saturday
evening fiour experienced the heaviest faII in
Alexandria since the little unpleasan tness was
ad lusteo under the Appomatox apple tree.
About elgh, O'Clock on the evening spoken OF
a portion Of the main fioor OF the storage ware.
hopse OF Gregory & Paul, No. 80 Kins street
lately occupied by the popular druggists,
Cook Kelley, on which was stored some
100 barrels, gave way all Of a sudden,
grscipIta,;ng the gronna.pp cereal into
timber Was followed by the visible shakinr Of
that and several of the adjoining tenements.
causing their lnmates TO seek safety by hastv
exit unto The open AR. An iron safe used NJ
DR.. Cook, and which had escaped the ordeal az
ais when SArepta Hail was burned several
year, since, went down Stairs with the flonr,
There was nobody IN the warehouse at the dine.
The loss "a f1our was trjf1inG.-Alex Ics,r.rI -
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"a ~ Amcng The aoysltsss srorny re.r,. -,
sns OF pearl seAuufally cAryed q cevsS -
sWYy esirnble for cpefa. q g 2 mn"
e 'ss -ss@ Aasst %. .
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Geyernnent Sscuri

Government Securities.
WAeHIFeToN, Sept. 22 1s6s.-Jay UooKe L
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernmeuf seen rifies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

New York Grain Market YO.day.
NEW YeRK, Sept. 22.-Flour duh and un.
settled, with prices in buyers favor. Wheat
and Corn dull, and shade lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

OF blonde hair on single head, taking IL as It
stood" s--...s -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

, SuIc1proF A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG MrrArro.
Cotoner White, Of Hoboken, last evening. com.
nenced an 'fnquess o. the body Of Sasan SAID.
hon, who DIED yestsrday, a. the house OF ~
employer, Mr. SeAS Bogefs from q eel f.sdYnios
fstired dose Of Parw srsen. 4IEWas aiseoyerea
thak the girl (who was only Seventeen. snd
very beautifully was in an advanced stste al
pregraney.-H. y. Densovat, l.fh. zDI9F = ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

srCharles O,Conuqrs has ma ked 4 dan ,h !.
,hI Iof osdmyan, ne fhSnsh lecturer.
Senator Morrilh % ne, il qui.eil and
caInot leave home st pfssentg0ds : is.Is.-i : e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
J. X. BARNEe, Surgeon General U.assd State
Army, Washington.
p. J. HoRWITz, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
d. w. BLISS, n. D., wsshngten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES Oh LEUOoRRHGA,
TOO PROTUSE MENsrRuArIou
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS.
FOB PROLAPsUe AND BEARING DOWN. or
PROLAPsus UTRRI, 0n
We offer the most perfect specific known.
HEMBoLD MPOuED EXTRACT OF
sDirections Tor use, diet, and advice, ACCOMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

ACTUAL COUNT, it 10 stated, shows that there
was a full quorum OF members Of the House at
the Capitol yesterday. One hundred and
twelve members are known TO have teen in the
building, and it is believed one or two more
were in the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

GEN. RAwLINs, chief Of staff Of Gen. Grant,
left town to-day for Danbury, Conn, with his
family. He will leave them there, and return
TO the city in two or three days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

extreme old sse, win end II remedy to AID 70
glory Of manhoed and ID vnm Sood Strength is the
HELMPOLDT HXTRACr BUCH
or oa atS .ss q
ant. ..--- = i0ie pieAs
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuoHU.
ineDt physicaIs 10 the United States. IL Srom m
tered to amir 20 humanty A certain cure for the
e ussaes ana symptoms iron whatever
.sE..f lE-t.-E KY.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AEB PHYSICAL DEPRIssIoN
,lMBECILIrY,
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO rHEHra
CONFUSED IDEAS,
GBHHRAL IRRIrABILIrY.
REsTLBssNIss AND sLEIpLRssExss A.,
NIGHT.
ABsINoE OF MUsCULAR EFFICIENCY
LOSS soPAPPETIrs,
DYSPEPSIA.
HnACIATION,
Low sPIRIr
DIsoReANlzA5i q ioE y 1 g PARALYSIS of tn. Or.
PALPi1ArsoE OF TIE HEARr;
and. In Act, 90.
all the Coreonitsnts Of MyRvous a.d pRsu.
lf1kD stats Of The systen, eiI-
To insure the sssains. cat this out.
AK FOE AHLHBOLpn.
F. 9ske NO ssher. issa.rs
I soLD by bRreaisrs s.s DEALRRs ry,.y.
Ha- .szzEAsG E0nLETEAg -Ezr.
rriee u 20 per bottle or sx bottles for ss SO.
+ So s-F h,loE 2: slEazWA. srl.ltt. - s,
pslissrsdtssay Adspsss r8EFes
Describe ssDpnns u sll sllOennsaicatiens.
.ssszr1aelsssK la sssisas4a
cal WMehou,ss 80 SsosSss5, ny. cAs.i'
n q L
.a8oEE ydEEAa BosAoEII
SzE- aEE~s Ia
= .aEoIE EaTLE az RsEEaE
i, soSE ! .sl :1.1.. ABE sESE!xE q WHr5tss p2zs up
Sh:S:s.i vsssioss. ssS sis:se a'' s'.'
= So ls-u a ESQ Ecs <bssosHBIuBOLD. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

PERsoNAL.-Speaker Colfax will leave
Washington tonight. ....Hon. Ben. Butler
will also take his departure from the Capital
this evening. MIR. Sumner left for Phila.
delphia at noon to-day and from there will
proceed to Boston. Senator Patterson, of
New Hampshire, will stop in Pennsylvania
on his way home to take the stump for Grant
and Colfax. '...Hon. Joshua, Hill, Of eorgia,
is in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

GENERAL BUTLIR yesterday fled with the
Journal clerk paper setting forth the facts OF
his arrest at the suit Of Kimberley Bros, claim.
ing it was breach Of the privileges Of the
House. The matter will be considered by the
judiciary Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

THE WHITE HoUsE-The regular meeting
of the Cabinet was held to-day, all the mem.
bers present except Secretary Browning. No
visitors were admitted to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22
ArTOR RNEYs:

WIN, Z. CHANDLER. Washington, d. q.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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OFFICERS:

O. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exeeutive
COMMITTEES.
HENRY d. COOKE, wsshinston, Vice Prssi-
dent.
EMERSON W. PEET. Philadelphia, Secretary
and Actuary.
R.e. TURNER. Washington, Assistant secretary
TRANOIs @. SMITH, n. d, Medical Director
j. EWING BEARS, n. D., Assistant Medical Df-
rector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

BRIG GEN. ]. d. BINGHAM, Chief Quarter.
master OF the Department OF the Lakes, has
been ordered to Jeffersonville, Ind, TO make an
investigation of the affairs Of the z Quartermas 5.
ter's Department at that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

HON. E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue, was with several members Of
the Retrenchment Committee this morning,
talking over matters pertaining 10 the Revenue
Bureau. He also had long interview with
Secretary Mcculioch this forenoon relative 70
the appointment OF Supervisors. s,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

JUDGE UNDERWOOD and the United States
District Attorney for Virginia are here. They
have had no communication yet with the At.
torney General about the trial OF JEFF. Davis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

RKvEHuB APPoISrNHyTs.-Sscre,a Nc.
Culloch to-day made the following appoint
ments:
Siorekespers.-Wm.L L. Ross. Edward p. CAL
vert, L. Eareutzen, and Prank r. REYNOLDS,
Covington, Kentucky; Isaac Rosenburgh, New
York City: VIM. H. Rodgers, Manchester, Va !;
w. s. Mock, Coyineton, Kentucky.
Guaqer.-Jno. X. Lloyd, 9Th Kentucky
Tobacco Enspsetor.-Wright Smith, 9Th Ken.
tucky. vice G. Youtsey, appointed Assistant
Assessor.
GxHHRAL RAWLINGS, General Gfant's Chief
Of Stan, yesterday received . letter from Gen.
eral Grant, stating that he would net return
to Washington from Galena until the middle
Af( (lctoher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

IHrKnHAL REvExUR.-The receipts from III
source to-day were s17l.57l.75. .FE-s s.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

EXAMINATION OF CANDIDAree.-A Medical
Examining Board Of Naval Omcsrs,i consist.
ing Of Surgeon William Maxwell Wood, Pres
ident, with Surgeons David Harlan and Philip
Lansdale- have been convened to examine
physically candidates for admission TO the Ma.
val Academy. Estt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

THE CAPITOL is deserted again to-day, not a
trace of yesterdays hustle remaining TO remind
one Of The brief September session, the ghost of
which may be supposed to linger around the
scene Of Its untimely '.takIng Off," plaintiyely
murmuring:
..SInoe l 80 very soon was done for,
Iwonder what was begun for,''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

NOEE ARE .gEycINy gHLtss DOES up
Chsnieal vsrshosss. ssA sis.sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-22

TIE GDoReIA NnMBlHs, VINO came here
anxious TO take their seats, are going home not
very well pleased with their lack Of success