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supreme Court OF the United states.
Tuesday, February 1, 1913.

TUESDAY, February 1, 1913.
Nos 81, 81 The Planters Bank of Mississippi, plain
tiff in error U.s. Thomas l.. Sharp ct at; and Baldwin
VAIL & Huy, plaintiffs in error, Us James Payne ct al
The argument of these causes was continued by Mr.
Wharton for the plaintiffs in and by Messrs Cole
man and Gilpin for the defendants in
Adinurned till o-morrnW. II O'clock.
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The Museum Of FashtOh, Fancy, ana O"rioatty'
TIME subscriber invites all those in of rich and beau
tifu articles in his line call his old established
store where they will be find something please
them, anuquaraus in particular
His stock OF watches the choicest kind those
recommended from the mandatory Of Joseph Johnson
Is Church street, Liverpool together with many others OF
like celebrity
The jewelry consists of London and Pari, manufacture
AZ well home fashion and fancy. All articles n his
line which are very numerous, will be sold at New York.
Dec ROBERT KEYWORTH.
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THE QuARrEnMAsrER's DEpARrMESr.--A writer in the
Pcayune of yesterday 10 think that
the department in this city intended
depecate the merits of the former administration of this
Office There is foundation Whatsoever for any such
suspicion We knew Col Hunt, the predecessor of Major
pkins, well, as most faithful and efficient officer,
who gave great satisfaction while he in office Indeed
we may add, that tue officers generally whom the va.
rous duties of furnishing the with the requisite sup
plies in this city, since the war began, have been adma
bly onalifed for their duties
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CUMBERLAND rRApE.-The Alexandria Gazette says
We understand arrangement has been made between
the Maryland Mining Company and the Alexandria Cana
Board providing for the shipment OF two hundred Thousand
IONS of coal from this place.
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THE UNION.

itself heard in such spirit II Is reasonable to hope
everything favorable to the union OF the democracy-o
the honor of the counyto the successful result OF the
war--and the permanent establishment, on their ancient
foundations, of the democratic supremacy and power
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS,


Nav YORK. Jan 81 isis
The meeting at Tammany Hall has furnished to the
phisnthropist of the Tribune theme for passionate IL
ade about butchery and subuga,on, lies and liquor
internal war, )" and II the and shorrs
way to peace and oat of not prosecute
the with power and energy
Philosophers should never let
Their angry passions rss
so as entirely cloud their judgment
The meeting of Saturday night Is universally felt
be far The greatest popular demonstration made by any
political party in this city since the Polk and Dallas times
of 1914 Its moral power is generally conceded even by
opponents-even by the unusual maligniiy with which
friend Greeley assais the meeting in long leader this
morning.
The business at the house. during the week end
ing Friday, the 25t inst, enormous beyond all prece
dent The goods imported were nearly four millions and
half of dollars and the duties received Were mil
P P,ss FGsd goods. sss 81 ss ss
To.a sl,ssslls ss57.7ls s4.saloa
Snecie $3.50 4l527 6OSg
Dnties received, sol 2i3 239s22 lO1,55o
Thus the duties paid last week exceeded in amount the
aggregate goods ported in the corresponding week last
year.
object of the wings this State just They have
inst taken a trick in the game The post OF the health
Off ser Quarantine being of the most lucrative in the
eountry-wor,h say $4,000 year-was great bone OF
contention
pressur on his anti excelency The great body
the wings in this city favored Dr. Childs but DR. Whiting
was the favore of the clique that governs the gov.
ernor Accordingly Dr. WIS name was, after mach
tribuation, sent into the Senate, where 1t has since
been suffered to remain uncontrmed. Meantime Dr.
Van Hoevenburgh the democratic incumbent OF the Of.
fee resigned and there health officer al quaaa-
tine This was a dilemma which could not be allowed To
continue and Saturday last the board of health, which
largely whig being composed of the mayor aldermen
and the health commissioners, having the fear the
governor before their eyes, appointed DR. Chids health
officer pro The effect of this sharp practice is that
the Senate confirm DIR. Whiting, without thereby
turning good and we'll known wing, which certain
iy much expect 90" is very Pretty quarrel as il
stands"
The extraordinary mild weather this winter has greatly
embar the farmers the roads being
be almost impossible, preventing them from carrying their
winter stock to market
The deaths last week 3tla very heavy and unex.
peced increase of nearly 3d. or 80 per cent the mortality
of the week prevousmainy by consumption, commissions
dropsy in the head typhus fever, Inflammation of the
bowels and lungs.
"Long threatening last" they but that fall
of which has been threatening every dark day for
months has yet; and though there strong
symptoms this afternoon, after beautiful morning,
shall probably not have it. FED.
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Bv n. GREEN, .gucttomrer,

By n. GREEN, .9actt0mrer.
IJOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, at Auc
tion-On Thursday the Sd February, shall sell at the
residence OF gentleman declining housekeeping in
Phlpss Row, Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th and
7th streets at 10 O'Clock, M, good LOT Of furniture, Wis
Mahogany sofas, divanss and hair-seat chairs
do marble top pier table and rocking chairs
Cherry and other bedsteads, tables &c.
Cane and wood seat chairs, wahstands, &c
Mahogany frame, PIER and other looking glasses
-Pulor and chamber carpets, hearth rugs, &c
Solar and other lamps, clock, &c.
China, glass, and crockery ware, among which, q
French china dinner set
Feather beds, hair and shnck mattress
Paor and chamber window curtains
Air-tiglt and other stoves
With good lot of kitchen utensils
Terms. All Sums OF and under $50, cash; over $40 q
credit oil 60 and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest A. GREEN,
Jan 5l--T Auctioneer
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nv 4. GREEN; .aucttoneer.

lime LITHOGRAPHS PRINTS, AND MEZZoTINT
T. ENGRAVINCiS at Auction.-On Wednesday, the ID
of February shall sell at O'Clock p M, at my auction
room, Concert Hail. near Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue of the finest of the above named
articles exhibited in Washington and selected by
connoisseur of the finest TASTE and supposed be Of
the best specimens in the country Ladies and gentlemen
are particularly invited attend the sale deter
mined to sell them off to the highest bidder
JAN 3l-2t A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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The Baltimore Clipper of this morning states that
Colonel fancy, for many years resident of Washing
ton county, Missouri, died the 18th instant after
short illness He was brother of Chief Justice Taney
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Lord Concurry ssioned the great Irish sculp
tor Hogan classic memorial, TO be placed
the grave of Mary Curan daughter of the great orator.
the betrethed of Emmett
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nv A. GREEN, .anc.tsneer

ny n. 0x6E1zvV, S3NCEtOafeTs
ZINE FRENCH EMBROIDERED CASHMERE
L Ci4OAKS, REAL FRENCH HATS, FANCY CAPS
and Head dresses Auction On Wednesday, the I'd Of
February, shall sell, my auction room, Concert Hail.
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, at IL o'clock
fine OF the above named articles, viz
40 fine French embroidered Cashmere coaks, from
$25 to $50 each
Lot OF real French hats, from 80 to 1926 each
Fine fancy caps and head-dresses
silk and Cashmere dress patterns
With many other articles not necessary u enumerae
Terms cash
The ladies of the District and strangers visiting the me-
opolis particularly invited to the SALE they will find
il worthy of their attention.
We have stated the of some Of the above named art
ces hope will not be inferred that they bring
that price ancon they will positively be sold the
highest bidder without regard to
A. GREEN Auctioncer.
P. S, The articles be seen on the day previous
sale. Jam 3l-2
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Sl3,65l.O39 81

DANIEL GRAHAM
Register of the Treasury.
Feb 1T lint. & Ger GAIL
POPULAR LECTUREs.-The second lecture of the
L at the street Baptist church, the Post
Office Department. will be delivered Thursday evening,
Sd instant, half past o'clock, by l.. F. TAssrRo esq
Subject: MODERN FEMALE CULTIVATION, and the
Tickets Submitting gentleman and ladies to
the course admission of person single lecture, 25
cents three persons, 80
February l-2t.
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The following paragraph from the last New Orleans
Delta expresses, we are sure the feelings OF the Quarter
master General and his whole department in this city:
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, February !, 1913
Amount outstanding of the issues prior the of 22d
July, 1876, per records of this office $236,O39 81
Amount outstanding of the issue of 22d July,
1876, rs per records Of this Office 772.l5o 90
Amount outstanding of the issue of 18th Jam
uary 1917 as per records of this office 1928 $50 90
1927, Os9 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the
counting officers, of which Ss6, $50 is
der the act of 22d July, 1916; 81, 500, 800 is
under the OF 18th January, l347 and
ZOO under other acts l,646,O5o 90
es1 600 u
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DENTAL SURGk

BY C. II VAN PATTEN, NJ
Permanent office and residence door to Todds ~
Store. near Browns Hotel.
D.o IL,
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DOWERS'S Statue OF the Greek Slave now on
exhibition at the Odeoa of Al street and Penn
syvania avenue, from O'clock M, until 10 O'Clock
Abundance rs Season tickets ST. Pamphlets l2A
Ian 2i--tF
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TNiGHTH LECTURE.-Dr BoYNToN will give the next
~ of his of lectures the subjects of Electricity
Electro Magnetism Astronomy Geology, Physiology. and
their kindred Sciences at Concert Hall, Browns Ho-
tel, on tomorrow evening, at u O'Clock.
G- During the evening many interesting and truly
deriul experiments will be performed
Tickets rs cents each, TO be had at the door.
Feb 1T
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Diamonds, Watches, Jeueiry, and Faney articles.
PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO Ss6o,-One diamond
te) worth 800 PIN containing l0l diamonds twt
gold lever Watches chains, bracelets pins, rings, locke
pencicases, ear-hoops necklaces and variety OF fancy
articles, all Of good quality. and offered at low prices
There is one prize to every three blanks Tickets S.
Jan E-St
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TO pERpEruArE PEACE.

CIUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
II at the breech the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzzle the differ
being that the load is required three inches
rest instead Of the entire length OF (may beg moist
Darrell the mechanical ebodes the best scen
tc principles for this purpose, and enables person to
load and fire the gun of three hundred per
hour and keep the gun clean, the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder well, which, with the
fit of the ball. enables also TO shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warke purposes.
They made order, either in musket rifle, carbne
and shot gun form, and delivered governments ndvid
uals, organized bodies OF whose purposes
variance with the institutions laws of the United
States.
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Patentee, Philadelphia.
THE subscriber has loaded and fred the muske "a times
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Norg-Cstawba ) votes with Lincoln; Mcdowell "a, With
Burke (e) Uniea with Anssn and Mscklenburg. " -
The LEcIs4ATuRE.-In the Senate, concedns Camden
and Curntask to the whgs the democratic have gained
in Ashs and SuIy, in Fran6ln, Macon, Haywood, and
and lost in Chowan and Gates in Craven, Davidson and
Ru,herford-total Including Orange, the Senate will
be t,sd25 TO IS; but conceding that county to the
wings, the Senate would stand "a democrats, 26 wings
But we have no idea that Mr. Waddc the whig candi-
date. will hold and should he give place to Captain
Berry. OF resign and election be ordered, shall
have democratic senator from that county.
The democrats have gained one member of the Com
mons IN buncomoe one in Craven, one in Dave, one in
Johnston, one IN Northampton, two in Orange. in
snc oe y oayItotal o. and lost one in Gran
ville two IN Halifax, and ono in Sokes-toal T. Ad-
hitting that the wings have reelected Mr. Hicks from
Macon. this would also tie the House of to
go A:to the politics Of the commoner from Ashe, we
arc not informed. We learn that MIR Reuben Mast was
elected from that county wi,hou. opposition; and we
district OF Surry and Ashe by hundred vote. and
that Col Reid beat Mr.. Manley in A.he more than 200
votes. Under these circumstances, if Mr. Mast should
be wing. we doubt very much whether he will consider
his duty to 10 for Ill the wing measures and wh;v
lin other words. 70 play the partisan in the House
of Commons
This is certainly the closest election held in this
State The Legislature tied in both houses, and tied
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Some short time ago, respected friend and cotemp
orary of the Washington Union, in article devoted to
paper said that the inquiry had been made of him.
"Wha is the Free Trader doing in this :" He
gives the to this inquiry, by reference TO col
umns, satisfactory manner. We were somewhat at
a loss to know why such inquiry should have
been made. until we received letter from friend
in Washington informing of report circulated
there for awhile, that several democratic papers in
Mississippi had out for Taylor and Fillmore,
the Free Trader among the number. This, of course,
a shallow device of the enemy upon the Dragging
order, similar to another delusion that circulated
at the NORTH and sent out here by Washington letter
&C., will all vote for Taylor No man of sound judk.
ment in political affairs this region believes that either
of these States will vote for Taylor. The only that
has been regarded at all doubtful is louisiana and
since Tayors surrender to the whg convention, that
considered as one of the most certain States in the
Union for Cass and Butler II is impo, sble for the wings
to carry single southern State in this region. Our
friend of the Union may his readers that the wing
ticke will not receive single electoral vote in either
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas Alabama, Florida or Ar
kansas.
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General William O. Butler of Kentucky and his lady,
arrived at this place yesterday on their return home
The General was waited upon by great many of his
they departed in the steamer Oswego during the night
All who had an opportunity of conversng with the
General highly pleased with him; he is urbane and
polite in his ALL and his short soourn among
us gained him many friends and of the wings
were heard express themselves that they sorry
he not whig, for they would like to vote for him
Poor fellows! they have opportunity to vote for
him if they will Although accessions to our ranks are
frequent, have still! for more and would be glad
that all would lay down their opposition to the man of
Butler
The General intends going TO his place of residence,
Carroon, Carroll county, KY, there to remain until,
in to the call of large majority of the American
people, he will start for Washington to take upon him
self the oath of Vice President of the United States.
Wheeling Argus, dug. H.
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'NHE ladies of the congregation of ST Peters church
Il having undertaken the erection Of building for the
accommodation of Sunday school, DESTROYS OF raising
funds for its completion and for that purpose will give
steamer Columbia, Tuesday. the Ed instant They
will stop Fort Washington sufficient time to afford
visit that beautiful place. and after passing Mount Yer
non, will proceed down the river about forty miles, and
return the city about fine band OF the best
iion music has been engaged aud abundance Of ap
propriae refreshments will be provided very moderate
prices.
Tho boat will leave Georgetown at 8; Rey's wharf
Washington, at .; and Coombss wharf, the Navy
Yard, at 10 o'clock, a. and will touch Alexandria
going and returning.
Tickets so cents each, children half price. utat
Aug. is. ..l.r.
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DERRY's ORIGINAL PENs.-W. FISCHER, import
L of fancy and staple stationery would respectfully
inform the heads of offices and clerks generally that he
has just received by the ship .Sir Robert Peel direct
from the Messrs James Perry Co. large
assortment embracing forty different knds) of their og
nal metallic pen-the superiority OF which Is so generally
admitted that 1t is only necessary them and they
will be preferred all others As there spurious
limitations o these pens in the market, the subscriber
would caution the public against them. ,,
Aug l6--StawSw w. FISCHER
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National EatinU-house,

lust RECEIVED, direct from the Island of ST. Thomas
81 per brig Annaostin, Capt Dorry, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought to this Market which
will be served up daily in soup and all the modes
Of cookery and in the best possible style Also
folk fresh oysters, spced oysters, sheepshead nackee
hogish, &c &c, all of which will be served up the
shortest notice. I1'.lT
Or Families served as usual. ..a
Aug. 49, w. WALKER
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ID BOLSTER OF tho Navy and Marine Corps, alpha,
beoely arranged, ard containing the names OF an
officers OF the navy and corps, military and civil,
commissioned and who have entered the sefscs
tho establishment of the Navy Department IN 1850
showing the dates OF their original rank and entry the das
Of their successive promotions, and in what manner anu
when they lett the service If in 1t containing also
revised edition OF all the laws in relation the navy ana
marine corps with reference TO the ''Stautes at Large
index Compiled from the official records, by au-
thority Of the Navy by Messrs Mechin
Winder, 1913. Complete in volume, large octave,
price 81. Just issued. 1919 ..-
July S-dXop F. TAYLOR.
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Proposals for Timber. :

FoRT DELAWARE, July 26th 1913
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing from one to
eight thousand sticks of TIMBER suitable for pies DO
delivered Pea Patch island. Each pile be forty
five long, hewed sawed twelve inches square at
butt, and measuring least inches diameter at point
Yellow pine, free Of sap preferred One thousand 70
qsred by the LIST of October.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied ny
evidences ofcapacity to comply with it,
Address Brevet Major Sanders Delaware city, State oil
Delaware f-t,f
Aug. I-d4w
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ELECTIONS.


The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman Of the l4th inst gives
US additional returns from this State II sums up;
Below give the additional intelligence, received
principally by mail from Indiana We MI up our tables
of members Of the lsgisaure contsstod with those OF
lS4< when the whigs had majority Of In the lower
house. and which majority they returned last year
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From the Raleigh Standard, August i6
North Caroline.

By reference to the table published below, it will be
that all the counties have been heard from but Cur
ntuck and Cherokee. The votes in Anson, Cabarrus,
Craven, Carteret Chatham Guilford Halifax, HEREFORD
Martin, New Hanover, Northampton, Pitt, Person,
Robson. Rockingham, Sampson Surry, Stokes, Stany
Washington. Wayne, Wilkes, Chowan, Duplin, DAVE,
Gates: Lincoln. Pasguotank. Rutherford and Warren,
are Official and may therefore be relied upon.
Mr.. Manley's majority, the vote stands foots
up sss but we very much doubt the correctness of the
returns from Macon. Iredel, and Hyde Curituck and
Cherokee-the counties to be heard rom-gave Colonel
Hoke 728, and Gov Graham $40; and il the table below
should be correct. and COL Reid and Mr. Manley should
out in Cuuituck and Cherokee Hoke and Graham
did, Manley's majority will be 800. We await,
however. the Official vote. That will show the
jority for Mr. Marley; and when that is obtained we
have doubt il will Be that Col Reid has run
sderably ahead of Hoke's vote.
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Joint ballot and the majority for governor in hundreds
"A little energy the part OF the democracy would
have saved the State; and little life in ranks
say the wings, would have given signal victory
We await ''the des" of November The country will
then where North Carolina is-whether indeed. she
is federal State. or whether she has of federalism
forever and taken her Just and proper position side by
side with Virginia and South Carolina
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SAhTANs ENGRAVING OF GEN TAYLOR.--An
- admirable likeness and admitted by officers of the
army now IN the city, to be faithful and elegant repre-
sontation o: the distinguished old Hero
For sale, by the dozen, or single COPY bv
oor r., w. 4. KENNAUGH,
June z8u Solo Agent the National Theatre.
+ AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The highest price
IL paid for land warrants. f
j. w. SIMONTON
Penn avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
Aug. 1876
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Sin S44 tho counties heard from elected 4s wings and 80
democrats In 1913. tho counties elected fy demo-
and but f,ostysght Whigs; making change in ia
of the democrats of FIFTY MEMBERS"
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Rx a. GREEN. .ssctdeneer.


MAHOGANY, MAHOGANY AT AUCTION.-On Mon
wi day. tho 2lt instant shall sell, my house,
the of and 9Th streets, (Haslup Weedons
buildng) IL O'Clock the remainder of the OF
mahogany consigned from New York. which could be
got out of the packet in time for the last sale There
ains be sold 800 and LOCO feet Of sizes
from half inch onc-nch boards, and, possible, be-
noyc OF better quality than that which has been sod and
WI! DO sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms; All sums of and under $25 cash over $685. n
ing interest A. GREEN,
Aug. 19-2t Auctioneer
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w.sh,nrton Branch Railroad.

NOTICE.-For the accommodation of members OF Con-
IN gess and Others who may desire to connect with the
steamboat which leaves Baltimore at u. p for Phia-
dephia train of passenger cars will be despatched from
this for Baltimore Monday next the l4h ins at
II O'clock and continue leave the hour daily
until Saturday, the 18th inst, inclusive.
BY order: THOMAS II. PARSONS,
Washington, Aug. ltd Agent.
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DLAYNG CARDs.-Good commoa Playing Cards at 80
cents per dozen packs finer do 81 rs per dozen
Also Eagle" playing cards; "Excelsior;" Harry Will;
OF the finest qualities nsds, for sale at the lowest man-
factory prices. F. TAYLOR.
Aug IL