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ApJounNnEsr OF THE ORiNtSAL CoURr.-
The December term Of the Criminal Court,
which has been In session since the hrst Monday
OF December last, will adjourn tomorrow.
During the term great amount Of business has
been disposed Of a. d much remains on the
docket which will come up At the March term,
beginning on Monday next 800. 81 .I-t
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We are authorised to announce that
Speaker coLFAI's receptions will be contin-
usd every Thursday evening, from 81 till IL
p, m a7,. a..|-. -fH -.- ...H.r .!
The reception Of Speaker CoLFAx's mother
and sister, Mrs. and Miss MATHEWS, for
ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them,
wifibe continued every Wednesday afternoon
from l TO 4 D. m. .,...... .....-
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FLouR Bins Bids for furnishing the Sub
| sistenoe Department with -four were opened yes
terday By Major & T. Bridges, O. 8. v. The bid.
ding was spirited, and q much larger number OF
barrels were offered than wanted. The prices
ranged from $40 90 to SII for No. -four, and
| from 10 rs to efo ~ for No. q Six hundred bar.
reIs Of No. 4, t&iO 90 and 5000, and one thou
sand barrels, at 20 70 and $40, were taken.
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SINGULAR HALLUcISArIoS.-M RoeERs,
Of New Jersey, asked for an extra half hour
in the House yesterday, because, as he de-
olared, he had "some new ideas"
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wArER REaIsrRAn's oEyLoE, J

The pressure of basiness on this ofice has rem
deTed II necessary to extend the time for the re-
eeipt Of Water Rents to the LIST Of March after
which date the water will be shut of ionhoW any
further notice, from all houses the water rent OF
which shall not be paid up to JGnuary LIST, lSg7.
RANDOLPH C0YLE,
fsbI -thsa&m .. ~, Water Registrar.
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FoR TRIAL.-The case Of Wallace W. Whit
tlesey,. indeed I'm the Criminal Court for alb
stracting Government bonds, has been ruled for
trial on The nrst day Of the March term Whit
tlesey. who has been i'll for some time, has nearly
recovered. .......-.... -.
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DELrvRRED 70 THE AUrHoRIrtEs james
Dyer, who was arrested here on the 9th int. for
larceny committed in Prince George county,
Maryland, was this morning delivered to Mr..
John Il. Turton, the sheriff Of Prince George
county, on q reputation from the Governor Of
Maryland, .a q ...H
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As- Union Lyeeum Leetures.-Gen. 3.
Y. CARY will lecture before the Union Lyeeum,
at Z street Baptist church. on the % and 9th Of
lecture, TEMPERANCE. Subject Of second
lecture, "CAUsEs AND RESULTS OF THE
LATE REBELLION Tickets for the two lee
had at Philip 4 solomons' and Morrison s Book
Stores lr.s fe23.t2dM.
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" MUSICAL ESTERTAINNBEr.--The concert
Of the Young MONS Christian Association, at the
x street Baptist church last night, was attended
by avery large audience, who seemed delighted
with tho entertainment.
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A. Madam Mouuta, Pile salye-,

A6- Madam Mounts Pile salye--a
Valuable Remedy for that Disease also, a Con-
sum- tiOn Destroyer, and an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &C. can be found at
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman ., near metropolitan Hotel Pord's, cor
twisls's, corner Of Twelfth and PeBpsylV Snia
avenue Elliott corner Of and Twelfth streetsj
HaTbAugh's, corner Of Seventh aud O. jal2'u
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UsioN, CoxeREssIosAL ConMTrEE.-The
Union Congressional Committee held meeting
for organization last evening. Gen. schenok was
chosen chairman. No other business Of public
importance was transacted. The sub committee
Of seven will be announced at a meeting to be
held altar the adjournment Of the, House this
ALBANIAN
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Death Of Hon. WIN. Parmsntsr. .

Bosro.r, Feb. 28.-Hon. VIM. Parmenter,
formerly member Of Congress from Massa.
chusetts, died yesterday, at his residence at
East Cambridge. trfa ar..Il..'r.-..F .s,
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PEN, prNcrL AND soIssons. Z

"a FHNoas AMI sOsSN'' :.
a DEAD puck party was gwen IN 'ni'
~y a W y "m'" y Dw'HPoe''
=" "'' "''' Ei
A ROMANO blow down thirty houses and
ihted several rooh N knox'iiie' tennessee
ia't saturday
THE American Minister to China, Hon,
Anson -Buriipgsme, smiled from Boston yss'
tsrdsy. aAsI 70 va fuUTV
Tho prevalence OF steamboat disasters on
the Western waters Is alarming enough &c
stop all wsterstrayel In thatregion.
Ahour 100 feet Of the high embankment
on tho Rensselaer, and saratora railroad,
about half mile northeast Of Saratoga, wal
washed away on Sunday morning IT,.
TEE Herald, Bra,os letter notices the
visit Of a,neral Sheridan. who had an in.
teryiew with General Wright and returned
to New Orleans. .u. 40 . ." .....
The Hon. Fletcher M. Haight, late Judge
Of the United States District Court at San
Francisco, died there on Friday, He for.
merly resided An Rochester, New York.
WE are sratihed to see that the volume Of
that Il /. now in exoess of the available ton.
mare on the rivera reached from that port.
""s' y" '"' i''''' 'e"oueu '''" 'Aa' p''''
Tar Leesburg Miroy, Of the 22nd inst,
gives the following as the census Of that town:
White males 400; white females, 47s; ne
s'oes o v,"' Pop1,", ,osa ,on NV
POP''N''O' VI '''' P' "S' !" 10Y vas Low
A LIMA letter gives abstract from o speech
Of General Hovey, American Minister at
banquet given by the Gillian Ambassador,
advising European Governments not to med
die with affairs on this continent l.ag.
I J. W. JENKINS shot John Donovan In the
back, mortaiiy, and shot one Alexander
Brewster, who attempted to interfere, dead
All this in Monroe, Arkansas, q few day.
ago. '.. ,a..' a...-..... q"
Tn mo,...., v.,.r,r. M.nch.stsr N
II ,.,.h,.,.d w,.h;nv,on,. h;,,bd.v Tow.
fully. Among the invited guests were Gov
smythe, Major Gen. Griffin, and Brig Gen,
Kinks.
The CANADIAN Government have prohibited
the importation Of ca,tIs, sheen. horses
,wine. asse, and mules, meats skins bidss
horses' hoofs and other parts OF such animals
and any straw fodder into the Province BY
sea. .r-.| 81. ...u... f.-.u.
REsoIuT,oss were introduced in the Mas.
.achn.e.ts IeoiaIature vasterdav and refsr,
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SURRENDERED HMsELF.-Some months
ago O. .. Spencer and VIM. b. Cudlipp were ar.
rested on charge Of Rbstraoting bonds aud
stamps from the Postofnoe. spencer had trial
and was honorably discharged. Cudlipp had
left the city and could not DO found hut about
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SIZZLING WITHOUT Lr0ESsE.--M Buckley
was arrested yesterday by 0fioer Ashton, In the
Tenth precinct for selling liquotwithout license.
Justice Boswell fined him $500
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GRAND .LARcEEY.--Matilda Mumford, 4
eolored woman, was arrested yesterday BY on
Ger Mnlloy, In the Second precinct, for stealing
fSB from Ferdinand Sch midi. She was taken
before Justice Walter and committed 70 jail for
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AS- Notice.-To the Taxpayers OF
WASHINGTON CTT.--The Board Of Assessors hay-
ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1858,
Of Appeals aud for the purpose Of making cor
rections from WEDNESDAY, tho l4th instant, to
MARCH list, 1896, inclusive, Sundays exoeptedD
at their room, No. Q, Basement Story, west wing
Of City Hall, from A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ. each day.
By order Of the President. -..-.-
~ THos. II. D0N0HU,
felO-dtml Secretary Board Of Appeals.
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Orphans CoURT - Judge PUreeR.-Let-
tiers Of administration on the estate Of Arthur J.
West were Issued to Margaret West. Letters on
the estate OF Tramel II. Cloud were issued to
Jerome @. Berry. Letters on the estate Of Robert
b. Carter were issued 10 John D. Mcpherson.
The inventory Of the personal estate OF Rachel
Harrison was returned by the executors.
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SECOND EDITION

RECEPTION THIS EVENING.
There will be reception at the Executive
Mansion this evening.
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INTERNAL RHvnNun RECEIPTS to-day
1901, 825.6s. ..ro..- b.. .. .'..
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PERSONAL.

GENERAL BUTLER returned to Washing
ton and the RirkvoOd House last evening,
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yFkusn PanrENoEse--.John,H Howard, col
ored man. was arrested yesterday aNernoon by
.ofaear Greer, In the Third ward, Tor obtaining
watch from Samuel Jackson under false pre-
tenosa N Howard offered Jscxsou brass piece
called o "Fpiel MARX resembling 80 gold
piece. HTRei oHerlw accepted, sod Jackson
parted with his watch. The fact came TO the
kaowlsdgs Of 0ficsr reer and he arrested How
ard, whoa afsvoisarqwas found upon him. He
was ami 10 jail for court TO answer the hrst
charge, and hnad go for carrying concealed
weapons by Justice Thompson.
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ssr The Gifted and Eloquent Mrs.
Cora l.. V. Daniels Is announced 10 lecture on
TUESDAY EVENING ut Union League Hall, un-
der the Inspiration Of Theodore Parker. Her
subject will be 1.-THE Apostate.h fs25-2tt
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AS- The Philharmonic Society Meets
every TUESDAY evening at the New York ave-
nuo church, tDr. Gurley's) at ~ clock. In
rehearsal, Mendelssolfns' oratorioI st. Paul.
daell.M
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ITQT3TITHUTTEII.MI

w rs.l. 70 4, l,..iDps.rsa e.. .nd ,urr.n.
ehstes thst mia tf b prsfzfrsd against him. He
va. placed under hsi ssf astseyyi S mOrs
the stsmps'and bonds having besn recovered.
The case was set for a hearing Yesterday before
BupSrintendent Richards, whsn M, Cudlipp APP
pesred, accompanied ~ his eounsel, Messrs J.
.tated that he had notified tbs Witnesses; but
pone Of tham nsnifested spfneient interest IN the
mattef u be present., and spperintendent Rich
aids therefore dismiSsed Cudhppon hh own re-
oogniranoe. Va
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WINNSBORO S. c. SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY so 1sse% a

MoNTIcELLo.-A correspondent of
the New York News, writing from
Charlottesville, thus speaks Of "Monti.
cello" the last resting place Of Jefferson:
Monticello, the beautiful country seat
OF Mr.. Jefferson, is within sight of town;
the house, with its interesting associa.
tons, is the pride and boast Of the neigh.
borhood, and is tho resort Of sight.seers,
tourists and parties of pleasure from all
parts of the country. The site is hap.
PLY chosen--bcing the topmost point Of
= mountain ridge which slopes down
from the very door, and from its eleva.
ton it commands view of the unsur.
passed beauty of the whole country for
many miles around. A few years since
1t was beautiful, and shaded BY the finest
specimens of forest trees, but the tenant
who occupied it during the war, saw in
them only convenient firewood and has
destroyed nearly all Of them
The graveyard in which rests all that
is mortal of the illustrious man who so
often drank inspiration from the scenes
around him, and whose refinement of
taste induced the selection Of that spot
for his dwelling, is marked by rough
stone of granite-the inscription defaced,
or indeed almost destroyed by trophy.lov.
ing travellers, to whom nothing is
sacred, and from whom nothing is safe.
1t was sold upon the death of Mr.. Jeffer.
son, and has for many years been the
property of the late Captain Levy,
formerly Of the United States Navy
During the war il was sold under the
scqucstration act bnt of course now re.
turns to its former owners, Who the
said owners are is a matter of some
doubt. as by Captain Levy's will, it was
to go to the State Of Virginia, upon
condition Of her establishing Jewish
school there; upon her declining to do
this, it was to revert to the United States
Government. with the same conditions
annexed. What will be done in the
matter is not known. At present it is
talked Of as a good position for freed.
MANS school allow arc the mighty
fallen
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{ 1872 n, @l, i.i.s.
.ta 6feet deer.
la)7ea euJictee,.
&C barrels. shelled corn. (
5bushels'in a barrel.
la)7sa cubic feet.
$50 bushels shelled corn.

De Bow, in a recent let ter to Ex.Gov.
ernor PERRY, of South Carolina, says :,
",Admit,ing tito be trne, s'has always
been maintained by Southern writers,
that climate conditions, existing in many
sections, nre unfavorable to European
and Northern American constitutions, !,
there can be no doubt of the fact that,
q large portion, and IN most cases byfst5
the larger portion, of each Of the South.
em States is, well adapted To white labor
4 and,actual mortuary returns indicate q !,
much higher degree Of physical health
in these localities than in the New Eng:
land and Northwestern States. Upon
this subject, DR.. j. G. Mott, of Mobile.
Dr. ,Jenner and the late Dr., Barton, of
New Orleans, shed much valuable light,
in treatises several years since, which
may be consulted with great advantage
now, and the statistics Of the United
States are believed to be equally in.
point. The region referred to e,hbraces
nearly the whole ofthe great State OF
Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee and
Texss, three.fonrths Of Georgia and Ar
kansas, and ohe,half Of South Carolina.
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and
Florida" So ,k4sI, W. tgyiy ,s' ~ q y. ~
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I'D EMO an abstract ofihc Internal Revenue,
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THE LONDON TINES. 1t is stated that
this leading journal of the world circn.
lates sixty thousand copies daily. 1t
was established January LIST, 1855. by
John Walter; in 1903, his son, John
Walter, Jr., succeeded to the. manage.
meni, and 1887 he in turn was followed
by his son, John Walter, the, third, the
present publisher. The Tines has se.
cured its immehce influence by literary
merit, accuracy and enterprise, aud now
confines itself to business, following in.
stead of leading, public sentiment. 1t
yields its proprietorsa net profit Of about
$225.0o0 year. Its present editor s2is
john Delane. who has associated with
linn Mowbray Morris, the business mana.
ger. Both of these gentlemen are inter
iested in the proprietorslIp Of the paper.
Mr.. Delane, who is really the Chief of
the concern, goes much intosociety where
he isfgcnerally received. 1T is said of
him, iii the fashionable world, that atathese
drawing.room Influences l,avetheir effect
upon him, and that the Vines deals
more leniently now with the sins md
follics Of upper.tendom than in former
days, when the editor could lose nothing
by.an honest independence Mr., De.
lane was always in the habit during the
life of Lord Palmerston, when matters
OF Importance were before the Cabinet,
of visiting him, every night when he
was in town, for Information as to the
probable course Of the Government. This
enabled the Times to give to public sen.
timent apparently the lead, while, in
fact, it was but following a course al.
ready laid down. 1t has been, in truth,
of late years the Government organ.
Besides a host Of reporters there are
numerous departments, with sub.editor
at the head Of each. ,,t ~
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ssos by JULIAN 3 A, SELBY.

S by JULIAN a, sELBY.
TIME Daily Ph@nix. issued every morning,
81 except Sunday, is filled with the latest
news, (by Stelegraph, malls, etc.,) Editorial
Corresp"ndencei Miscellany, Poetry aud Edo.
p,As. Fi5i}S
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lation. 10 pubiished every Tuesday, Thursday
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