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WEATHER AND V e

Yesterday was another beautiful day,
but towards evening 1t had some appear
anee OF rain. The river rose more
rapidly yesterday. The swell amounted
to IL inches in "a hours. The river now
being within 6 feet Of high water mark.
We look upon the present rise as 3 God
send to our people. 1t is estimsted that
the amount of water which flows to-
wards the Gulf every year is very nearly
the same. II this is true we need enter
tain no fear of the same June being a
formidable one, Ant there cannot posi-
bly, be 40 overflow. The Arkansas is
falling rapidly from Pine Bluff up, but
below there it is still swelling slowly.
White river is falling. The latest news
from above will be found il our tele-
urauhic aoIUmDa
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Memphis and So. Francis River Tuesday
RBckef.
For Helena, WiLtsburg and 81. Francis Eiver.
The now and elegant sidsWheeI Passenger
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'old Reliable" Memphis and White.
River Us. Nail Packet Company,
seml-Weekly Line.

- - e
TUE splendid side-wheel steamers
4 NO. z, and MAYFLOWER, will form a
line between Mempbhs and
Whlts River, leaving Memphis every TnesSav
ead Saturday, at 5 O'clock pm, eonnactine ~
DevaiIs Bluff with trains of the IittIe 49,
ssaIroac for Little Rock and dot Springs. Pa
IafhLngl VIII leave Jacks0nport eyery rnas-
uay ana friday at s am, and Devai1ts Ri1st
every Wednesday and Saturday at I2o'clocE ~
1he Liberty, No. 2, and MayfiOwer viii noaEe
ctVse conusctlons at the mouth of White rJyar
with the steamer Guidon for Pine BInff EsSa
70 Pin Bluff, S2 90; Freight, SO cents nar 10
0unds. per ivO
The steamer Economist and Hamilton ,n,rr
run between Little Rock and Fort Smdtb ~
i9ahee5lon Win this line and the Memphisan
Inropgn receipts given for freight tn all
POINTS between Little Rock and Fort smith.
1ItSer0nce one-h0g per ceIG. LESS ~, ibss |
'0ate than any Other. ~ ""1
J0HN b DAVIS, superintendent.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents, W
oczS No. 2n From. Ro- /
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TAT OF CONNECTICUT, p
InnnA~ - IL

Total liabilities sssg go on
h largest amt insured IN one risk-.-s25OOO O9
Amount In other Companies,
Amount in any one block,
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 2
County Of Hartford.
Guy r. Phelps, President, and Woodbridge Z.
Olmsted, Secretary OF the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company, being duly sworn,
depoSe and say, that the foregOing Is a full
true and correct statement of the affairs Of said
Company that the said Insurance Company is
the oonands owner of at least One Hundred
Thousand &pllars of actual cash capital. In
vested In S4te and United States stocks and
bonds, or In bonds and mortgages of real estate
unencumbered, and worth double the amount
for which the same Is m oItgaged, and that they
are the above described officers or said Ins1-
rance Company.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE I

OF TENNESSEE.
C"OMPTROLLER'S OFFICE
January LISA
!, g. W. Blackburn, Comptroller OF the Trsas-
ury, do hereby certify that the Connecticut
Mutual Life INSURANCE Company, located at
Hartford, In the State of Connsctieut, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the REQUIRE
mens OF the laws or the State Of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies: and I mr.
ther certify that Carpenter 4 White, Agents
of said Company, has also complied with the
requirements Of the laws OF the State, made
and provided in such cases; wherefore, said
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
authority to take risks and transact the
business Of Insurance. in this State, at Mem
phts, Shelby county, Tenn.
G. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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SAINT FRANCIS,

SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt. T. R. Bowman, = Sam G. Paine, Clerk
NKTILL leave Memphis on her 49,
first trip TUESDAY, Novem- B ES.
Der oath, for Helena and 81. Francis river, and
EiVERI TUESDAY THEREAFTER.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
LARRY HAhMSrAD, Agent,
n0vi9 Or No. ~ Madison street.
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PHILADELPHIA.

nISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF HAD
D.DoCK, REED & CO., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be SET
tied by either of the undersigned Partners, at
the old stand, 3 and 4I0 Market street, up
stairs. DANIEL HADDOCK, il.
CHARLES D. REED,
STEPHEN KIMBALL.
Philad slphia, Dec. 81, 1868. ia7
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o EVANSVILLE.

Regular Memphis arc Evansville Packet-For
Cairo and Evansville
Brown master
This nne passenger pacEet leaves .E~A
for the above on xA
This DAY, I'D inst, at 5 pm.
Z. w. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
Jazz 408 Front street.
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PhnadaIphia, Dc. 81, lses.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFoRE
L existing between the undersigned, under
the firm of MONROE, SMALTZ & CO., expires
this day, by limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
JOS (. SMALTZ,
NJ. s. STOKES.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81. 1863. ta7
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roH ST. FRAKCIs RIVER.

Regular Saturday st. Francis River Packet
FOR Madison, WtttsDurg and Way Landings.
....-...a..~JOhn 3. Morris master
This superb passenger steamer IT.
will leave as above C
SATURDAY, 23d inst, at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
jazz Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
Regular Saturday So. Francis River
Packet.
For Madison, WittsbUrg and all Way Landings
LINTON .....-.... Smell, Master
LESLIE WARE, Clerk.
steamer will leave as above T
l. every SATURDAY du ing the $3.50
season returning, leave Wittsburg every
AT 2 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
VINSON q DONAHUE, Agents,
1q3 &f Front street.
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FOR OsCEoLA.
FoR ST. LOUIS.

EOA ST LOUlS
Regular 81. Louis, Memphis and Vickspurg U.
y. Mail Packet-For ~. LOuis.
LUMINARY.--...-. ....--.-..Callahan master
This elegant passenger steamer A
VIII leave L
THIS DAY, ed inst, at 10 am.
HARMSTAD, Agent,
ja22 y Madison street.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
United States Mail.
BELLE Master
This superb passenger steamer d.
will leave as n ~
SATURDAY, 23d inst, at 4 pm.
JAZZ FLEM. CALVERT, Supt-
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Matched
Fine TOP Ruggy.

r HAVE a pairof good Matched Black Ho-sas
L and a Fine Top Buggy which 1 viii sell 10
gether or separately, az q fair price. Tor cash
Apply at the Overton Stables, corner PonJar
and Main streets, or at my ONCE, 450 Main Il.
jas J, III, ENT
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COTTON s-IATENKET.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, I
MEEPHIs, January u, 1883
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Memphis aud White River U.s.. Mail Packet Co
LIBERTY Nc. master
This excellent steamer leaves
Memphis As above, -
SATURDAY, I'D inst, at 5 PM.
For freight or passage apply to
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ja2I star Wharfboat. foot Monroe 81.
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CoMPrRoLLERss OFFICE.

1Nf 0NNCAADG1 - 1000
l certify that tine foregoing is a copy of the
original statement OF the Company now on
file in my office.
q. W. BLACKBURN.
COmpIrDuar.
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FOR GAYoso
FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River US. Mail Packet Co
LIBERTY No, master
This excellent steamer leaves ~A
as aGsVe, E
SATURDAY, sd inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY q SHARPE Agents,
No. 9l Front street.
J. A. Sayers, Passenger Agent. jail
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Tbs assets Of the Company are as follows
Cash on hand and In h,nda Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-08
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CouRr. Jsdee Cartser.-Haghes agt
EschbAck: Trial resumed. Delaware Mutual
Safety Insurance Company agt Comstock and
Savage; Insurance Company Of North America
aet. same; do. Of State OF Pennsylvania sgt.
same varnum agt. Spalding; Judgment oy
default final
CaIMINAL CouRf, Judge Wyfie.-This morn
ing, the case Of Robert +. MaGee, indicted for
an assault and battery with intent to kill, WAS
called mp; Mr.. Norris appearing for the &C.
cused. Mr.. Magee Is q special policeman, de.
tailed for duty along the river wharves, and L,
is alleged in the discharge Of his duty WIS
resisted BY VIM. Smith, colored, whom b.
knocked down with his baton. A coiored
woman, named Adm Montgomery, went to
Smiths assistance, and the oflcer was hooreH
and pounded until he drew his revolver and
fred, the ball taking effect in Smiths shoulder.
Smith and the girl were hned by Justice
Tucker, but subsequently went before the
Grand Jury, and an Indictment was found.
EQUITY Court, Judge Wylie.-This morning,
Lathrop agt. Union Pacific Railroads; decree
sustaining plea to the jurisdiction OF the Court
appeal prayed for AID granted. Corporation
Of Washington agt. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road: preliminary Injunction dissolved aud
MOTION for special injunction ov.rrulad. Acker
agt. killim; order appoint w. F. Mattingly
guar dipn dd litim.
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
PIe,iIent united states
BY the PIesidert.
Jos s. WILSON, Commits oser.
DBUPOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE SORES.

HD?Ks Dist or InE IsgtAs Terribly
oT yoGf S Ssr .SN Jsg5.1y 8
Sealed Propos.s, ia duplicate. viii be r-ceived
nns y Il tss m fori ssGn
eG9 Tor the delivery Of Subsistence Stores ~ fol
Ssocco POUNDS ~ fkur.
5000 pounds Of Eacon.
300 gallons OF Vinegar
,, And Corn NAL in such quantities IS may be
abe Flour to be equal 10 quality to the b. Il xxx
love: l?5 600 pounds to be put MP In barr,i,. full
head lineo: ard as 900 pounds TO be put mn m
qospie istks' OF gunny sackins ami cotton sheet
The Bacon to be Of first ~ Atty, and put np as
pc1nds il euuny sa. Of .bSut lis pOaSas iscS wv
fo,6s si , &c De 81 good Quality and put up
, Il afSSe sacks IF sanny IS siDs and cotton
Try H:ssr to % Of the hes: q1alI.y, and made
s ss sssn. e f Ss aa Y
IL: 's sa; TO b and q i n AID TO
The to pSys e Ss ras u,
pecnrely In good barrels, containing 2Oo pounds
TIE Corn Meal to he Of the best quality, and nut
MP In barrels or sseks like the Flour, ~ ~ be
Ihe person or persons to whom any award 1.
mac. must Or prepared to execute contracts and
e. a
ne.s to commence the delivery Of stores on Che
18th day 81 Alril, lS9, and to continue the same
IN such Quantities as may be required until the let
day Of Dec mber. 1879, at which time the whole
amount Q, tns article or articles contracted for
SAMPLES VI srficlesexeept me ats must acconva
ny the proposals.. In boxes or bottles, and not In
Zach bid must be accompanied By . sooi and
sufficient guarantee from two or more psrsens,
Whose yalty and solvency 10 certified b. clerk
Of eoert OF record:l setting forth thst they
bonds end security for the faithful perormaoce Of
the came.
The name and place Of residence OF each bidder
DO proposal WIN BE- entertained unless satisfac.
tortly rsvresnted, that does not fully compIy
With the terms of this sdvertisemcnt
.,f rcIes.is may os for the whole or ssy part Of
Any oontrscs awarded under this adver,issmsnt
VIII be made subject to the approval Of the Con
missaFy General Of Subsistence. Unitel statea
Amy, and the right Is reserved to reject ans or all
All stores delivered will be subject to risid In
Payments upon the contracts swarded rin b
saDe shsll have been received.
bidders are invited 70 be present at the ersnin9
o. lro1oesls, Which viii take place on the ~ snd
Sesds S' B. urn.hed On ss POI u sSis
Proposals must be plainly endorsed .propossl.
fore seasssnes ssosss ssd sadre:ssd 9 The Chief
Stsry, Port aibscs o. u. ' 49,
b order II Brsvst MAJOR General 3. u .;rie,.
si S:. .:i i.1, g r :sa NJ
GARDIH SEEDS AYD GARDEN Tools,
Am n ssrsa WassHoasS, "a ave,
0-sesv,w teush SIDE, bet. % nd losh 10.
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DRopOsALS FOR EN9BAIINSS or rae
Il CELEBRATIONS ACC0MPANIlSG
nHA RIPORT OF TIE COHMisSIOs
UFP PATENTS FORTHE YEAH 1863
OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL PRrSrFR.
~ a - !.

OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER. q
WASHING TON, February AZ. Is az
Sealed PROPOSAL. Will % received at this Office
Of s :. s 81 for
e the rspor, { TIE
name Of the patenfee and the character 4 the
patent on esch illustration, or Tor otherwise far
Yho drawings will lie Furnished on pa,er 4, I've
oDneaa VINO ust arr:nse them 90 page is
restness and oomosetnsss The Sors s.sat s an
hveree 81 this Office free of cost of trapspnriiou
ana sneJeS % The approval or rejection Of thc O9n
The Joint Committee of Congress on P.bl,e
he for the Patent ,ee Se'h esIs &c
lsal 10 accordance With the standard Heretofore
thai qu ality of work but desire to rednce the sS
Ps.e OF this branch Of the public printing prompt.
u an inferior style of workmsnrsip ara ASA for
furnishing the illustrations by engraving. Iitho-
>, be awards viii he made Ito the lowest aud best
ea,d b.ino "a a., ,H,, 81 ~, e,or,r.n.nt dns ne
Ger the direoion of the Joint Comnittee on PRINT
,,bbe So reserve the right to reject any al Of
:, Bidders must procure from the Congress onsl
fTher dfaet VI iliustr sions suf iSieut IN mum
b:r TO fern page, and mu.t accompany their
bios y ith a specimen IF their work. with ,~"rn
that Lidser and that be possesses the nsoa,s.,, ~
is.i .9r Ihe prompt and pr,per exscutisA Of
thai u Bay b. subjected 10 practical tests
bnceTe are required to propose for the work ~
the ILLUSTRATION, with the understanding ina. WIN
more man one ksn1e IL Required 20 illustrate an
lnNeLtloh or De gn rs - sometimes the el
whsle Lumber q esures n i'll be stimat.d an paid
for as . single illut Vt alton.
Dc p,oroeal viii t. considered unless a..5m-
papie1 b. bond with security TO the acpro. Il =
nited States spf &c O. District Attorrey il, the
penaiiy VI 10 &o. that the bidder bidders IL his
or teir Ifopcsal 81 te seeepted wll execste the
suk Ia aooordance With the proposal.
HE Lumber If Illustrations will lie aLout the
sane a. .. the last published volume
A,I further information that may he reaairei
VIZ te tnishen uP"I aGalieation 10 this Uf.s. n
totbe nsnitsiCaer OF rit.bte
hnpk iorms will be furnished cpon apple ttisn
oue rrr.rsfgDed, and No pro possl wilt b. con-
v,:h.
Proposals viii be addressed to The Join, { ,m-
mtftoe Printing" Wssbip gton, ID. & ca" II
Eon h. AEihoay,u- - Senate; Hou Is.
lafl'in. Hous- Of EeprsseLIaiIvts: or the us Ter
sisl -. ard edsrstd on the envelope "frc ,Ais
fer FaieIt OGice Report "
JOHN D. DEFRfEs
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THE METROPOLITAN RAILRoAD.-To- day,
Juose Ohm III the Equity Court made IA decree
in the case of The Corporation gains; the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad application for an
Injunction TO prevent the construction OF the
Penn of Rocks Branch on LIST street east dis
solving the prelimin airy injunction and over
ruling the motion for a special injunction
Judge Olin did not accompany hi de>cision
with al opinion, but II Is understood that
lie holds thai the company have =
The work within the Corporation limits ha,
ben suspended daring the pendency of thIs
case, but IN the county large gangs III men
have been at work npen it, and now. rs thu.
temporary injunction is removed, the co istruc-
ton tram will be put to work imm-d Iately
filing mp 1st street east to the proper grade; il
beng understood that the grade of the road aud
IL street will correspond.
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PROPOSALS FOB NEAT.

f1sD0s.. 81 II. form :, the
81 tie fhEs aa' H AT SI GS 81 Bell AND
,S for sale q :iIs to az
sss " ashfpsson. IA. Win I'M IRISH and coRNgD
M .d iGf ooTnsa
ton required Il Issues md also for sales to on
esrs AID Others authorized to purchase es this
1he IRIsH BEEF required for sales to officers
70 be CT the inject qualitv VI select parts made 81
Iib. q the Tor the Beef and from the
epure carcase for the Mutton. That required Tor
Se to be Of equal q fore
not received the meat will be subject to rigid
in.peetisn; to 10 Of excellent marketable Quality
the meat 10 not satisfactory ,purchases in the
open market will be made at the expense Of the
The contractor will b required to deliver the
neat at the Store: houses, at the places pam.d
were De vii 1t in sush Snasstte, and q
ment may direct. "
Separate proposals. viii be received for On pIly-
siin Fr:sh and Cornsd Sssi. ana with Corsed
Beef aud sutton. in Warrington, D. a., but no
fI.:I ss.i IL w:.hias' sSS g. xitSoas Il; ie
cindes both sales and issues In accspting the lest
Dig re loSe.t average prize en- the a1sStity re
Pa, ment to Ss %aa. q Ibis oses monthly, 70,
sli Neat purchased, or when In funds Tor the par-
WIN be s.tisd By the ofnesr Of the Subsistence De-
The con tracts Vim b n sds for six months, iron
re 1t day Of April. 1879: Or such period ~ the
The proposals. for sutpiJins all connsetsd with
re on os en- 81 ere sSs y
fe 2sM Dseet anA Chief O. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-08

A PLEASANT REUHION.-The signing OF the
Denver Pacific railroad bill by The President
was celebrated on Saturday evening by a
dinner At Harveys given bv ex q overnor John
Evans TO all cItizens of the Territory of Colo
IsdO now IN Washington. About twenty III W
OF thirty gentlemen Were pres Mt, among whom
were Governor Hunt, ex-GoveInor Evans,
Hon. J. II Cnanee Hon. George N. Chulcott.
ion. a. a. Bradford, Hon. n. r. Il .nnett
George II. Vickroy. OF Aroma: NJ. a Snanen-
burg, U. Marshal of Colorado; GEORGE II
Brown- United States Collector, aud others
Speeches were made by Messrs. Evans.
CHATTER. Hunt Bennett Chihcott, Br afford
StiI"s, W oIf, j. Il. Bennett, Of Nebraska, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-08

The MEDICAL SOCIETY AND CoRPORATIoN
PAY sICIASs.-lt was stated in the SrAx a fe w
weeks sIL that the Medical Scciety OF the Dis
trIct proposed TO take some action in reference
TO tie COZ poration having sppoin ted ph sicians
To positions who We're not memoe OF the as
socIaIIOn. = required by law. All - hos
who Were bamrd-Drs. Smoot. Ricort, + lcker.
Augusta, and orhers-we understand are regu-
lar graduates of medical schools, ana ruost O..
them are OF high sandlDg in their profession,
bur they bad not become members OF the asso-
cIaiIon. not being aware of any r. quirement to
that fleet. The homeopathic physicians of the
District ave not members OF the society, and get
along independent OF that organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-08

PENNSYLVANIA AssoCIATIoN.-The Penn.
sylvsnIa Republican Association met AT Union
League Halt Saturday evening. Captain A. :.
Fuller IN the chair, and 4. ii. ". Nj Pnersou.
secretary The president then appointed the
4 flowing Executive Committee j. u. T tg.
CERT. A. =. Carrier. f. FItZki. Alex. Adamson,
James PIintz, X. X. kmnee, J. X. Hayes, H. D.
Wharton, James Cross. j. NJ. Shomo. A ID
Hazen. J. Il Wilbur, e. N. Franciscu-, y Htr.
TisOp. j. ID. Hyer. II. Is. Dalner, Thomas A
Mcguire. DaDirl Welch. 7. A Stone, L. II
Martin, T.. =. OiiPhsut, ]. T. Power. and l.. l.
Minor Chairman. The committee empowerad
10 make the necessary arrangements for THE r..
eeptiCn in honor of Hon. John Scott reported
that the reception would b. held this week OF
which due notice would be- given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-08

a PEoTRsT.-To-day, while Justice Waiter
was busily engaged IN his OH q, a stranger
came In sind asking and hearing that ne was
notary public, stated he desired tina: a pro.
test be en'sr.d gains; the clerk OF the weather
thar contrary winds had delayed the arrival OF
his goods, All be was determined not . stand
". The justice, after survey ing him, int Irmee:
him that DR.. Nichols was the gentleman who
attended TO such protests. Lieut.. EckioG point
cd cut The way, and the last seen OF n. .tran.
ger he was IN street car on his way 10 ire I'm.
sane asylum, in blissiuI Ignora nce Of his desti-
nation.
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NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP Cos..A.,

The swim ehd substantial Steamer }
run IssalsTiy: During The Inter eesh
HHo SSeStk Ses. .sRx ssM ,f0Ek
and GE0RGETOWN,a - follow:
Ltsse Nsy York from Pier 2S. E.st her
Of Ale1 andria and GEORGETOWN TUESDAYS
Rsinrning.Lesye Georgetowa. foot Of Risi At
sATUKpAaYs: arriving at kew York MOSrii
Tins Lire, connecting 1t Norfolk with q. IA.
cleaners Of the Merchants and Mechanics' ' ans
Dort.tton COMPANY 20 and from BOSTON, IRE
rates. - the usual charge Of dTay eye and 9TH n
senses through balsinore I: avoided ~ this re
care Of !. A. WILLIAMS CO Norfolk W
Tor further Information sPply 70 JOS: l. q IT
Gecreetown. D. O.; or q OFrICB or O0MP Wv
corner New York avenue and nth e., cne -. ar.
no isn WTHoMPsoN, Pre.,, "a.
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ur JAu-Tbe bin IN nIaes

TIE JAIL.-The bill to place the jail of this
District unfer the Supreme Court, which
passed the House Of Representatives ssvera,
months 60, was of the last bills passed nv
the S~nate and IL has become q law. Ii is there.
fore expected that shortly the court will eNer-
else its authority and appoint a new warden.
1t Is stated that quite a number of applications
have already been made for the position, the
salary of which is 81 600 per annum.