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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

PIANOS and ORGANS nj Extraordinary Low
Prices for cash. InStailuncntS received. Spleen
did Organs, SIS 50, S1J up. Magnificent : oct.
Rosewood Pianos, stool and Cover, only sls'.
WARRANTED six years. illustrated dialogue
mailed free. Agents wanted. HpkA't " NJ
Frs & 60, Manufacturers and dealers, 'IV
Proadwny, Ncw York, n"iUa
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No salc~. t Offered.
PRODUCE.
New York.

NV York, November %. - Cotton -
Steady at l2Gl2 5-l6; futures firm. Flour
md unchanged. Whcat-Unsct-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

state Of IVES; Virginia. county Of ONO: 'iiy
of Wheeling in the Municipal t"urt al h,"i-
ing. November Rules, lSl. In Chitnr"r>.
Matte VI. Weber aud rharIc> y. Weber.
".
William II. Wrhrr and NNud j. Weber.
The object Of thi- suit j. to have partition
made IF Ihr real estate Situated III said rlty oi
Wheeling, on tn" wrSt sid" ni Nam Htr'''
known as Sos. lI2i and II27 Main street, NJ
present occupied 10y Henry Jacobs a. dry
goods store, said property being more particu-
Iurly described in the bill flied in said court.
And it appearing by nflida,it filed that IA:
defendant William ~. Weber, l. not a re- irmt
of the state, of West Virginia, il j. now Ordered
that the said nonresident defendant, William
H. Weber do appear ri the next rule day. on
the I2th dayo December, l-Nl, or either OF the
two following days, and d" what l. NECESSARY
10 protect his interest in this suit.
In tr>iirnuny whereof have hcrcuntO signed
my name ~ Clerk Of said Court, this 18Th day To
November ISL. nj November Rules, in the
Clerk Office Of said Court.
TcStC IllO- VI. pAkkAh'
Clerk fthc Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Jacob Crarrait Ferguson, SpliciOtnrs FOR
cnmplainantS. hl'"hwt
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FINANCE.


NEW York, November 29.-MoNEY-At 6
per cent. per annum, l-l6 per diem.
Prime mercantile paper Gd7 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, steady
at 4SOi demand iS4I.
GoyERNMENr.-lz to !, per cont highcr;
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WEST VIRGINIA
Stencil and Seal Works

1881 MARKET ST, WHEELING, W. Va
Manufacturer of Stencil Plates, BurningBrandH
Steel Stamps, Rubber StampSnnd Name Plates
Seals engraved 10 order. Po>toihcC MarKihe
Stamps, Councillors and supplies. Rubber type
and oil kinds of Stencil supplies. ....,,,
uulb y. !. .AHl'N.
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An Only Daughter Cured of Con-
SUMPTION.

When death was hourly expected, all rcmc-
dies having failed, AMI DR.. IL. james was CX-
prrimrnting with the many herbs at Calcutta,
hC arCdrutly made 81 preparation which cured
his only child of CONSUMPTION. His child
is now in Ibis country. and ENJOYING the best
of health. He has proved 10 the world th"i
CONSU MPrlDN can he positively and pcrna-
nCntlS cured. Tho Doctor now gives this recipe
free, only asking two three cent stamps To pay
CXurn>rS This herb !l>u cures Night SwratS,
Nausea M the stomach, and will break up
fresh cold in twcmty-four hours. Address,
CEADnOCK Il co., lWS2 Rave street, Philadelphia,
naming this paper. nolitl
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.ycS.
MILK TESTER.

pie instrument hicli will enable any
test the quality uf Mil. and cream in
Ltr Of time. Price - cents.
LOGAN & CO..
Agents Tor Nest Virginia.
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Tonic, Alternative and Cathartic

simmons Liver Regulator, purely vegetable,
is the medicine generally used in the South 10
arouse the torpid Liver ~ healthy action.
IT ACyS WIN ENTiI tuEnINNY ruwEE AND EF-
FICACY on THE LIVER A>D KIDNEYS.
The action 0f the Regulator i free from
nausea or gripping. 1t Is most effective in start
ing the Srcrrfi0nS of the Liver, causing the bile
tu not as Il riihHrIir. When there il AN excess
of bile in the stomach, the regulator i an
active purgr: after thr removal ul The bile II
will regulate the bowels and mpart igor and
health 10 the whole system.
See that you get the Genuine in White Wrap
per. with red T.. prepared only by j. II. H"l!in n
% Sold bv an Druggists. Or4DpiIg
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umc uf business.
STATE SECURITIES-Iu light request.
SrOCES-Thc market was irregular at the
opening and in the early dealings Spccula-
ton was weak, prices selling Oft nj X to /
per cent, the latter for Denver and Rio
GrandC. At the first board Il strong tone
prevailed. and under the influence of free
purchases the entire list recorded an adj
vance ranging from II To ; per cent, which
was most marked in Oregon Navigation,
Erie preferred, Northwestern and Mich
ican Central. This was followed
by Il reaction of = To x per
cent, which was subsequently, recovered
and speculation continued firm until near
the close, the improvement ranging from
! to per cent. Michigan Central leading
in the final sales The hardening tendency
in the monetary situation caused slight
reaction but the market closed fairly firm.
The shares most actively traded III We're
Erie. Denver and Rio Grandc, Lake Shore,
Wabash. Michigan Central and North
western.
Transactions, 2ii 900 shares.
Mining stocks to-day again are very az
tive and irregular. the chief interest cen
tered i'm Robinson Consolidated which
opened at SO. declined to 80 and closed at
5G2. 1t was rumorcd on the street that the
company will pass the usual monthly dlvi-
dend. Bradshaw firm on near completion.
Mill State lines active, Nos. and = open
ing al l35. declining t. 10 and closing ~
1875. Oriental and Miller irregular al - 10
30. and upun published information that
the mines had been shut down, the stock
closed at IS South Pacific dull at 81.
lti, said capitalists familiar with the bullion
rccUrdui this niue are ready t" buy stock al
',wpr liUurrS
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REGULATE the Liver and Prevent

Dyspepsia, CONSTIPATION. Jnumdicc, Bilious
Attacks JhiIl- and Fever, Headache,
Collie, Depression "' Spirits,
Sour stomach, Heart
burn. Piles, etc.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DEPARTURE OF rnAl>S-wuEFrrxa rrur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

|'umulutc> the PtyaIine Ia, the saliva
! ,h converts the starch ana Sugar OF
ia,,d into glucose. a deficiency ln
4 iln' g3u>r> " inti and SOurins Ofthe
"a the stomach. Ithr medicine -
a immediately after eating Ihe fer
ftii"H Of Enod il prev cnted.
4 r', rpru the Liver.
rNuuuu the n idnPyS.
4 t,utarr- the Row els.
f7rn'. Il;C Blood.
ytist, ih~ NerN Gus System.
4 .rauntu, Digestion.
'"9F.Nhg-. Strengthens and inNiS-
arr...> og the old BLOOD aud makes
/ 7rr, N. pores OF the >kiu and in-
'hra!iiN Precipitation.
..r... hereditary lu.u' or poison
....' generates ~rrnt..... trE~lpT-
ug.~ ur skin discuss, vUi vN.cr-
.-uriy> employed tu its mauufgr.
.. hg atkru by tho most dr.tc.l'c
.... ..rat. ami feeble. CtTr only being
..-lnU To directions.
.N...rN.r. KauawaB &C.,. W. VI.
....' EInuu~uu,- lutUJu Blood
. ... ..... for four yrHr~. and i'm q 2
.... .r ir u> rvvummrnic.l. IL
"H....rlg. =. = JONES.
..sr...- ErtNtuu CO., ". Va.
'... ...nt NJ Heart Disease
.... .e 'r.->un> Indian Blood
a.. ~, Tsp 10 the afflicted.
M. " DIRK MAN.
1863. ErrN'1u CO.. ". Val
. .nUu~ru~ Indian Blood
".uwaust {. tp De-. vas AT
... nwpia'ut fpr 90 U~rpt many
rJp rpuu.v'vly cured inc.
ELlENEt.TW RIFLE.
..<SyITI.E, EUaNtOu Co.. W. Va.
..g with Dyspepsia uUd Liver
..Errul years. Twas persuaded 10
.. ".nu>OnS Indian Blood syrup,
.........gd i'm WIkIUgu now mrn uyt
CAIN \. tllNkLE.
..- T.r>p. ". NJ, Feb. -, ISL.
.. .-.f>~r>-I have hryu v'rrvt uf
...r- Your IuIl.sU Hood syrup
l.-..y. KATIE q. GENTRY
....- r.~ the sale If Tia" Indian
yysl trwuur village lu which
Particulars given ON appliCI-
..rt~T~ SILL 1T.
''l"r, - West Third Street. New
a. tr.
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ORGANETTES AND ORGANiNAS

From s. upwards including Music. Large
Stock Just received at
Shcib'S Music store.
TW ELFTH STREET,
Under Washington Hal
,..,,,,,. c,,,..i l., =, III ti,.ao GOOD. mi
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Extraordinary Semi-AnnuaI DraWingi

At New Orleans, Tuesday, Dec. II, lHN.
Under the personal supervision and manag =
tt,T
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Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.
EeIIaire and Southwestern R. R

CONDENSEYJ TInE T.iELE.
NNNND AFTER " NErH =. lSrITHhlNS
nj n = %. I---uM.. LL.LlLrn
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Petroleum..

PITT,GCEGH. November 29-Pctr"lcum-
Active; Emitted Certificates unsettled
closed at - re; refined ~, Philadelphia;
delivery
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Southern Fast Ma,IContracts.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 30.--Tbe con-
tracts for the special fast mail service be-
tween Washington and New Orleans Uid
Richmond, Danvlle. and Atlanta expire
to-day. The Post-Office Department for
some time past has been in correspondence
with the sOutherc railroad managers with a
view to renewing its yearly contracts. All,
with the exception Of the Richmond and
Danville company, which controls the
route from Richmond 10 Atlanta,
have signiticd their willingness TO
continue the service. The Richmond and
Ddnville Company do not desire to continue
it longer. The POst.Otiice Department has
kept up correspondence with the officials
OF that company urging taem TO do so. This
morning the Department received a letter
from General-Manager TalcOtt, in which he
states that the service will be continued for
few DAYS at least, or until he has OppOrtu-
nifty TO submit the matter TO the Board OF
Directors Of the Richmond and Danville
railroad. The Department officials think
this service OF incalculabe benefit to large
section OF the South, and will make every
possible effort 10 secure its continuance.
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Terrific Cyclone I'm the Valley.

HARRlsONBURG, VA, June 30.-A terrific
cyclone, attended by bail, visited portions
Of east and west Rockingham county. Va,
on Saturday afternoon last. At North
Mountain bail fell to the depth Of six inches,
The stones being of uncommon size, and re-
naming on the ground for twenty-four
hours. 10 the region OF Port Republic the
wide and five miles long, overturning houses
in its track aud literally destroying whole
dens, root and branch, and destroying
fences for miles. A vast amount OF valua-
BILE timber was totally destroyed. A woman
and two children made a narrow escape
from house in which they had resided, it
being carried off in a few moments after
they left, one child being badly injured.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
AZ rsIKsnArn no rnr DIssArcm.

The New York Senatorial Deadlock lows
Republican NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Int.
rest on the Louisiana State Debt-Cottcn
Exposition-Ra Railroad Accident I'm Georgia
Cyeloue In she Valley Of Virginia Dis.
charge of Men from the Navy-Yard- New
Workers Indicted for Bribery-Action Of the
French-Ameriean Claims Commissioned
United States War Vessel Searching for
shoais--a1oyements Of Collector Robertson,
or New York-southern Fast.aIaiI Con-
tracts-Unlted States Finances and Liabili-
tfes-The Yorktown Monument Plan Adopt
ea-Needs Of the Navy-Road Agents al
Work In California The Royal Regatta nj
HenIey-on-the-Thame Cornell Crew De-
feated--Thc Destruction of Her Majesty's
ship Doserel-Parneirs Appeal 30 Irish
votcrs-Affray Between Bohemian and Ger
man Students-France and Her African
Possessions-FOreign NOtes-Arrest of the
Supposed English Murderer Arthur Lafroy-
Sentence OF Turkish Sultan's Alleged
Observation-Disclosures in Havana-The
Russian Navy 20 be Enlarged, sc.
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The French.American Claims Com
mission.

WASHINGTON, June 3d. The French
American Claims Commission having sus-
tanned the demurrer Of the counsel OF the
United States in the case OF Joseph Napo
leon Perche Bishop OF New Orleans) in
favor OF the United States, on the ground
that the claimant, though a citizen OF France
at the time the losses (alleged) were sustain
ed, had subsequently become naturalized
citizen OF the United States. Hon. George 5.
Boutwell,, counsel for the United States, at
the rcSssembling of the Commission to-day,
asked TO have the demurrers sustained in all
cases OF a similar character, and that the
memorialis;s be severaRy barred from having
or maintaining their respective memorials
against the United States. The counsel for
France interposed no objection. and the
causes thus affected will be stricken from
the docket without further argument.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Further Particulars of the Desfruc-
IiOn Of The English War-Ship Do

tereI.
PANAMA, June 2l.-The PGtriq Of Valpa-
rasO publishes a letter from Punta Arenas
of the 1st OF May giving the following ac-
count OF the destruction OF II. NJ. S. Do
terel at that place on April 26'h. The
letter SAYS that on Tuesday, April
26h, at 8 A. NJ, the English gun
boat Doterel, last from Monleyideo,
anchored in the roadsbead Of Punta Arenas
De Mogallares. A few minutes afterwards
The captain Of the post and health officer
made their usual visit to the ship, and were
received by Commander Evars himself. At
10 o'cl ok the captain and doctor returned
on shore, and a few minutes Afterwards a
terrible explosion shook all the houses in the
place, causing profound panic. The first
moment Of CONSERVATION passed, when an
Immense column OF smoke was seen in the
bav, which remained immovable on account
of the perfect calm which reigned at The mo-
ment. In the air, far above the cloud OF
smoke, and in dense smoke itself, could be
seen objects OF different forms and sizes,
and an infinite number OF prOiectles were
thrown in all directions In the bay. Con-
pretending the terrible event, eYeryboO
rushed to the beach, and IN moment twelve
boats we'll manned were bound for the scene
of disaster as only willing hands could
drive them. Two boats put off from the
missionary schooner, which was lying III
the port. The Chilan schooner San
Jose, which was on the point OF
sailing to the relief of some ship
wrecked sailors in the Straits, dispatched
four boats and a pontOon. The Kate KEEL
lOgg sent another. These boats being
nearest the ruined vessel, were first TO rem
Il. ho on
the scene OF the disaster, and the clearing
away OF the smoke enabled them 10 move
fragments OF wood to seek those whom it
was possible to save. A boat OF the San
Jose discovered two objects in the water,
one OF them striking out with the despera.
lion of person In the last extremities.
fastening TO the spot, one Of the sufferers
was saved from certain death. The body
was completely naked, and from four
or five wounds blood was flowing
abundantly. Wrapping the body in a
blanket the boat pulled for the shore at
once, and the wounded man was borne by
five men 10 house near the wharf for eX.
animation by doctor, who dressed bis
wounds, wrapped him comfortably in
blankets, and put him in bed. The suf-
ferer proved TO be Commander Evans.
Other boats arrived OF about the same time
with seven more individuals who belonged
to the crew. All had received wounds on
them. The quarteImaster had a terrible
wound in the head, and received other Sc
we're contusions. All were completely ex-
hausted; they could not speak and ap-
peared 10 be unable 10 realize
what was being done With them.
In couple OF hours all OF them were able
to walk about the town, except the captain
and quartermasler, whose wounds confined
them 70 their beds, On board the misslol-
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/ vide farrs fof n.t, ~ ~ = =
,,a ssss5 81 w; s,i.ss y's'ss !sS, ~
st.2itqsi %: sfpfs,DDer, Sfz15[ fDrn-- Sos5<
efn easier; ueutrn steady aBs df;n s9atheSu
White WHITE ss ss ssgs &c. s,,ssy. s "a
esehsnFsd: Coffee suiei isio cages. oxd6srv 10
,siS ts z. sgg,r steady: a. son. ioyc.
sis: corr. 64055 sasieis: os'a i.55o bu,Ieis
siss 1 Ss Wat sss ss;ssi S.. sss
CINCINNATI.
t,INcISNk1r, June 5e.-FIour EASIER family.
No. q red winter, sI.2l. Corn weaker "a 4scI'
Uais stronger y 40Hc. PORK firm ai sfe.50. Lard
sr sns sisbe. 40 son NESTS aaisi sad
r; shoalders, III; rib. 90 10 Whssey sescs &
Os an% sis. -; .sso gs
bufchers', ss.sOGs6 Is. Do '"'0V' pa'N''< sh'
LOUISVILLE.
L0uIsyrLLg. June 30.-FIom duli: extra.
80 za@ 20 SO; choice 10 fancy, ts(ztG50. Wheat
shoulders, Is 20; ribs ss75; siSes. ss lex "a
a, sl.0s "''''-'' ''"''
ST. LOUIS
Sa L0Ois gs1e seFlsui qnlet and unchanged.
Iall. 81 leMsl:l7 cab and June, ell4@s1.I4f
JuIN sJ.iZ4d 81 Il 81 Angus. Corn higher f4s<<a
sac. cash. 44aG45c. July. 4b32as5Kc. August
46lsc. September and October. Oafs higher: 34KN
3ixe cash. 33k@34c July. 27c. August. Whlskty
steady at 81 O.. Pork qniet; j0bbtng. &Is65M
$3.50. Lard higher st ell 25 RulR- meats steady
and unchanged. Bacon easier: shoulders. az s7x
rib, Se45; sides, s9.7Oa&9 rs.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, jane 30.-FioUr nomiDaily uBehangeJ.
Wheat unsettled and lover; No. 2 chicago spfipg.
slli@si.1lk cash. 81; lls@sl.l1K July. 81 tx
@sl;l3 August. Sl.l0h sepiemner. Corn strong
and higher; 45Ac. each, 45kn4sE- June, 4sLe
July. Oats strong ana higher; 3She. cash. 37fc.
cash tl642hG si646 Angus, si657TGS16eO
September Lard in rood dema nd and a snsde hisb-
er 81 IS7Heg$l l.3S cash, sll.27K sll 80 Au-
gust; Bulk meats steady and UNCHANGED. Whiskey
steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, June 30.-Four asiet and nm
changed. Wheat steady and firm: No 4 AuIwankee
hard. sl.l2; No. Milwaukee hsid Al l6. No q
Miiwsusee soft, cash ami July, Sill; hugusf
Sl.l2A September and October. Al lOz: No a
Milwaukee. 81 90. Com higher az 4ssc. oats
lower At 35ke. Pork, sl6.43. Lard, sIl 80. Hogs
fair and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. June 30.-COttCn-Net rec elnts R42
bales: gross. 6l0 bales: fntnrea clO Ell arm sales
4i,000 bales; July 81 Qs11.0l; Auzusi. SllOd
@&l1.0T: September. SIO.72; October, Al o 27G
el0.2S: Noyembe", sl0.l4GsI0.l5: December,
sl0.l5@s10 l6; January. &l0269Sl0 2S: Feb
ruary, $lO.3e@sl0 al March, sI052m410 64.
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ALBANY, N. ". June 0.--The Joint con.
yention to-day voted as fellows for United
States senator TO hII the place Of Conkling
Potter. 50; Conklinp, 80; Wheeler. 40
Cornell, 2; Lapham, II; Foiger, 1 T; Rogers,
A.; Hoskins, l.. No choice.
The convention then proceeded TO vote on
the longtcrm vacancy, with The following
result: Depew, 81; Herman, 50; PIstt, %
Cornell, IL; Wheeler. /; Crowley, Z; Ire
maine, 1; Laphum, 2. No choice.
When Mr.. Cropsey's name was called be
rose and said be was informed this morning
that Thomas @. Plsit was no longer stand
ing candidate [iaugbieT], and he would
therefore vote for Chauneey NJ. Depew.
Mr.. Cropsey has always lately voted for
Depew.
Senator Murtba moved that The conyen-
ton adjourn, which was carried by 81 TO 30,
and the convention adjourned.
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international Cotton and Industrial
Exposition,

ATLANTA, GA, June 3O.-H. 7. KimbslI,
Director.General OF the international Cot
ton and Industrial Exposition, has returned
from an extended tour, having visited Chi
cago, st. Louis, Louisville, and other cities,
whose boards OF trade and other CONNER
cial bodies gave him enthusiastic receptions
ard subscribed large sums 10 the EXPOSE
ton stock. Last evening the Executive
Committee met and decided that these and
previous liberal subscriptions removed
whatever apprebensioBs had been enter
tanned earlier in the enterprise OF lack Of
funds to carry it forward. 1t was voted
unanimously to furnish such floor space as
necessary 10 all desirable exhibitors in every
class OF exhibits from every quarter Of the
globe. The committee was more ready to
take this step because an immense attend
ance OF visitors is now absolutely assured.
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A Monument 20 IEannion.

The suggestion Of oar tobmbia CORE
spondent to utilize Columns granite nov
in the CRANKY quarry az Q fopument tc
commemorate the evacualicnef the State.
House by the United States Trips, and the
surrender OF the Chamberlalnl GOyernmenI
on the 10Th OF April 1877, Isl Id excellent
one. A column which SO comtmorstes the
deliyerance OF the State from hisrulc will
also band down TO poSterity be name OF
Wade Hampton, under wbosel' tiership the
deliyerance OF Soulh CarolinaEas accom-
plished, and by whose wisdom Re fruits oil
victory were peacefully secured Charles
ton NetoS and Courier.
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Needs of the Navy 20 be Ascertained.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Secretary Hunt
issued an order to-day 10 which he says: In
order to meet The eXigencies Of the navy it
| is highly important, in the opinion Of the
Department, TO present in the annual re-
port OF the Secretary at The next session Of
| Congress a practical and plain statement Of
the pressing need .; an appropriation for
the vessels in selY;ce at the present time.
| He thinks such statement can be best fur
nished by an advisory board, who may as
sist and be able TO reconcile conflicting
opinions and methods with reference to the
number and class Of such vessels as should
be continued.
Accordingly the following officers in SER
vice are detailed to constitute such board
viz: Rear-Admiral John Rodgers, Commo-
dore w. q. Temple, Captains p. G.. John
ston and X A. Breeze, Commanders Ii. L..
Howis0n, X. ID. Evans, and A. ). Crowum-
shield, Lieutenan's M. r. Mackenzie and
G. w. Very, Chief Engineers Il. +. Isher-
wood and c. II. Loving, Past-Assistaut-
Engineer G. V. Manning, Naval-Construc-
tors John LenthaIl, f. d. Wilson, and
Philip HichgOrut.
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United States Finances and LiabiIi-
ties-ReccipIs from Customs and In-
ternaI Revenue.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 30.-At the
close of business at the Treasury Depart
ment to-day S9S,OOG,O0O in coupon per
cent. bonds had been received for contin-
uance at - per cent. 1t is believed that
not more than SO, 100000 OF the
whole amount outstanding Will be LETT
TO be redeemed. The receipts from
internal revenue for the 6scd year
which closes tO-day-n0t however inclnd
ing to-day's recelpts-amount to Sl34,9I4,-
1866. The receipts from customs for the
same period amount in round numbers to
S191, 100000. The following are payments
by warrant during the fiscal year: On ac-
count OF military, S4l,00O,O00; on account
Of navy, S15, 800, 900; on account OF Indians,
Sc, 800, 600; on account OF pensions. $780,
200, 600. From p eseat indications the pub
lc-debt statement tomorrow will show
reduction of about 81, 900, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01
Citizens Of NOV York Indicted for
bribery.

ALBANY, June 3O.-The grand jury
brought in an indictment against A. ID.
Barber this mornino charging him with
paying L. r. Phelps S12, 800 for the purpose
Of brbing State officers. He was admitted
to bail in the sum OF $4,000, after pleading
not guilty. f. X. Phelps was also arraigned
on a similar charge, and admitted TO BAH in
the same amount. He also pleaded not
guilty. Charles A. Edwards was also in
dicted for receiving from Joseph Dickson
s., 900 for the purpose OF bribiug State Of
dcers. j. Thomas Spriggs, OF Utica, APP
peared as counsel IN all the cases, which are
held over till the next term OF the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-01

ALAMOsA, CAL, June 30.-At II o'clock
on Tuesday night SandersOn'S stage from
Lake CITY to this place was robbed by two
masked men ten miles west OF AlamOsa.
There were five men and one woman in the
coach, and the robbers secured between
$3.50 and $3.50 from them. 1t is not known
how much they secured from the mail and
treasured box OF the coach. There is no clue
TO the robbers,