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Inc article "Increased Water Supply, )" which
we publish to- day, contains many facss Of inter
est 10 our citizens, particularly TO those vho
pave suffered from the scarcity Of water Tor .
vesr or two past.
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The Sabbath was made for man, and that be-
ing the case New Workers can't see why they
should not have little more variety in their
sundays, such as Sabbath opening Of libraries,
reading rooms and picture galleries, and the
Sabbath Interpretation OF good music at reason
sbly-priced concerts, ali OF ~.s.::sh changes the
STANDARD thinks twill have the effect of bestow-
ing charming and healthy contrasts upon 90
monotonous and wearisome q picture,
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CALCULATING LIRRARY-The Washington
~ Library Association offer the use Of their III
brary for the small sum Of 93 per anDum. The LII
1rary contains over 1900 Volumes embracing in IT,
Catalogue allthe modern works of Fiction, Biosra
ply, Science, &c. The Library il located at tn.
Rooms Of the 7 n. q. A.. corner of 9th and T
streets. III
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The census tables for 1870 show that the Dis
trictof Columbia, with its population of l3I 100
leads the nine other territories. New Mexico
comes next, with 81 ,sTi, and then Utah with
ss,is6- Wyoming is the last ON the list, " it'll
population of 9,1is. -Four Of the states repre-
sented in Congress by two Senators and one
Representative each, have smaller populations
than this District, which is only represented
by a delegate The four are Delaware, with .
population OF l25.Oi5; Nebraska, with 122 $685.
Oregon, 9o,s23, and Nevada, A, is1. Ii will he
seen that the District of Columbia has nearly As
great a resident population as Oregon and Ne
yada combined.
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The Popular Science Monthly is the title OF a
new magazine the publication of which has lust
been commenced by the Messrs. Appleton, of
New York. The first number Is filled with in
teresting and useful information upon the vari-
Gus branches Of the general subject to which il
Is devoted; and If Its successors are equal to it,
as they doubtless will be, the new candidate for
public favor can hardly fail to have q wide
circulation. Prof. Z. L. Youmans is the editor.
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Delegates TO the republican national eonven-
ticn, 20 he held in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
june :, have now beea regularly chosen in the
states of Connecticut, Florida. Indiana Iowa.
Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts,, Mis-
souri,, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, and Wisconsin. The
conventions in all these states unreservedly
Endorsed the administration OF President Grant.
and the delegates from twelve of the fifteen
were expressly instructed to vote for his nomi-
nation for a second term. To these NAV be
added Mississippi, as the primary elections in
that state for delegates to the state convention
have unanimously resulted, rs far as heard
from, in instructions for Grant.
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The procession of the colored people to-day to
celebrate the anniversary of the emancipation
o. The slaves in this District by the lamented
PRESIDENT Lincoln, was in all respects the finest
anu most imposing display they have ever made
neie on similar occasion. Good order pre-
Fsled a. on similar occasions heretofore
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoB saLE-on very. favorable term. two
u story frsme HOUSE, With TO ms aad = haii,
bS SONS 81 ga 3k a, na d i" sSs
Tor MINT one of those desirable RESf-
J. pfNCps situated on II swsrd avenue, Mt
Pl ssant. containiug 'Us. wster, &c, With two
srs-f eIs i5;h street.
EOR REST-Elcgaut thr-e story pressed brick
4 HOUSE, Srsuiie irimnins.; 10. 2i6 s,u.h =
Hrl, Containing t~elye 70 ms. bath ron, gas.
water, SC: range in kitchen; gss fixtures al. ia:
AIRY 20 JOHN n SCOTT, American Hcuse, a
W I. IOBNSo b.. Resl Estate Agent, corner Pena-
EoR bEhT-STOkE aud Two Rp0Ns, sO7
lth street. between and X; suitable for any
business Inquire a. grocery. cor. llth and !. M
ENoR SALE Oh RENr-Tse eI-sant COUNTRY
bcuSdf, . FSss9 s GSs the Ss. p Z n e%s9
Jlinins res iaenoe Of "a dcCieliand Of the hauf
A. R, SHEPHERD, gle Penn avenue. nh2sa
EUR sALE-A FAaa 80 acresl IN Prince
u Georges cOunty, Maryland, six mics Ir1n
M.ashing'on, ard one anl = hall miles iroa the
ton railroad. There ia on the p-oYerty DweilinE-
house, IN peSect TeIair, aiming ten rooms:
chaFd q excellent fruit. TIE Farm is uaisr sooe
ierce; and is ia a desirable DetEhhgyhsod. P-ice,
property, or to n ; BESrOR. $, RigCs a Co.'S
BANKING House, " wilmington city 'tsh5-s SUI
IGOR RENT-Tse large DWELLING HOUSE.
81 n1sJlE mia svcna', six doors east = the
a LEGALITY for lawyer OF pRysiciaa
ms S5s fuilaaa avs.ue.
EoB REM n.t- = FURNISHED Rooms Tor
q r-nt, al-o ulf Finished with - without board
No. 5O7 Miss or ,VesUs. 81 door, frOcI 70 sti ~,
sou;h front. oIs
E0R sEhT-sik nue pFEiCE ROOMS IN the
seuth side. fel0-tf
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hfI THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. %


Handsome set Lace Sleeves and Collar,
Three pair fine Iron Frame Hose.
Two pair English extra long na briggan Hose,
One OF our bun lined Seaside ParasOs,
Blk, hve, Tour, three or two line hemstitched
Hapdkerchisfs, warranted linen,
Three pair euperhne ditto,
-Four pair ditto double heels and toes,
One twenty six Whalebone French Corset.
One good Umbrella or W alking Cane,
One large Toilet Mirror or LoOkingglaes,
I've or one fine Walnut Picture Frame,
Large Travelling Basket OF gstchel,
Fine Carved Corner or Side Bracket,
Carved ealad Sets or Match Safes,
Towel or Hat Racks, Nusic Stands,
1asels, Frames, &C.,
Set Of six Table Mats,
Set Of Ane Wire Dish Covers,
Two fine Japanned fea Tray,
Handsome Backgammon or Chess Beard,
Set Of fine ChessAen or Bominoes,
on Painting IN Gnt Frame,
Large variety Of Ladies' Garments ct one dollar
Two pretty Aprons for d,
Handsome Lace Tides, &, and 4 for 81,
Zine Hafreruskes, with or without Comb,
The best ~ e Base Ball for o.,
Excellent Kid 0leyes ct 81.
Besides . full Assortment Of FRENCH GILT and
GOLD PLATED JEWHLRY, consisting Of se.s
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Pins, Pencils,
Crosses, Lockets, Ohatelane and Vest Chains. &c.
IN fact, the largest assortment Of DOLLAR
GOODS In the city.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I WANT TO PURCHASE. FOR $4,000 OR
Il less, BRICK House aud LOT: must be a p-oh;-
as not 70 ss abfe to ' sT VIA ia psy y
. 90 down ADDRESS by mail, "PURcHssER''
TEREsr. GOOD WILL, &C d. Of a Confectionery
Establishment, now doing very large business, On
the business. apSy to sfnIKhssR MeRsE
18th street n. W, opposite Treasury. apis g.
II DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROPER-0a
&1 nov occupied by me. situated on fne Anao3
costan Ridge, Eastern Branch, opposite the Navy
There are ne arly nine sores Of land. A humber of
large forest trees, principally chestnut, upon
Its position makes it especially desirable as a
ana via site; Ior, 9esldfs commanding an extend d
hle from many points on each. As . summer resi-
entirely un pbstructad in every airecton ana apea
10 breeZes from all points Of the com psss-an I'm
their presence in the District during the hot
There is a subs antiaI aud handsome BRICK COT
TAGE. well finished snd in good order throu ghout
II is arohiteotuTaily so arranged that it can be
larged at comparatively small cost. Out house
stable, carriage house, servants rooms, &c > Of
frame, well built and 81 neat appearance. La--p
There are Beautiful Views IRON ain par,s Of the
srcunds Certainly no place e equal ss;ural At
fractions Is now offer ed for sale IN the District l.
The hands Of gentleman Il taste and me.n-, Il can
be made unapproachable ia beauty. Its hssighfnl-
Immediately in front, and adjoining. tn re il a
piece Of aoon three acres in extent, Containing BE-
tween 20 and 90 bull ling lots according - thu plan
OF Cniontown, covered with young forest trees and
forming beautiful grove in summer. This can De
purchased, IL de- ircd.
The place less than mile from the terminus Of
the Washington and Georgetown raiIrcai. Is val IL
viii be greatly enhanced when a road Is extended
acres the bridge 70 Cnlontown, which, il is belierei
will be within "A Few months.
Besides rs many advantages a. country resi-
denee, the property Is worthy the attention Of those
" no may desire 10 make "A good investment.
Parties interested invited u visit the premise
and ascertain pa tlcuiars. -
apll CT Y. F. WILKINS
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SILVERBER0
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
3I2 SEvENTR STREET,
ap2-u Near Pennsylvania avenue.
T. e.JU0TH PAYS FAIR PRIOHS for Ladies'
1ls Cent?, and Ohildrenr second hand CLOTH
ING, UNDER CLOTHING, BOOfk oHOE5, AZ,
q w street, bstyeen eth and yth streets. Mote
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BOARDING..

ROAkB-Wantedb by single gentleman medium
- sized ROOM, near Trinity Church or on Ca Oh
nter at one. Address Hence" Washington, D.
Z. apl3-3tH
LOB RENT-Hsndsomely Furnished Rooms,
l. en- suite or single, hot and cold baths. and all
other eonyeniences, can be obtained at 723 and
Jas 18th sreet between G and II streets. Also,
TABLE B0ARDERS. ans lms
EHST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
y FR0N ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901. corner Of Pennsy lva nie avenue and 18th
street. Good location. and accessible. mh2s.ly
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NENOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
W. APRIL17, 1sf2
he BOARD OF APPEALS will continue il,
sessions from this date to hear and determine an
peas trt m the assessments ON Property, and vii
meet daily Sundays excepted until furth " notice
at The office Of tire "a psrinfendent Of ASS ssnent
and Taxes. Columbia Buildings, "a sire I. from !,
days, from 10 .. m
All ODplaints or appeals made 20 said b ,arf
tiop.
~. A. HALL, RILEY A SUrNN
WIN. WALL, GEO r. WILSON
E.J. MIDDLETON JR
aslo-dtf Re ,ChrOn Pat COW I
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In so bitterly opposing the confirmation of
the proposed depot site for the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, MIR. Garrett made one of the
greatest OF the many mistakes of his life. As
matter OF fact, and leaving the question free
from ali side considerations, a large majority of
our people are strongly opposed to bringing the
new road across 9th street; but Washington has
been held so long under the paralyzing thumb
Of Mr.. Garrett that her citizens were willing to
pay pretty high price for relief from his ex-
tcrtons, and when he came forward in his IA
miiiar role as an Obstructionist, and sought to
embarrass and delay his great rival, a reaction
took place in the mind of the public in favor of
Mir. Scott, which could hardly have been created
by any other process IL the Pennsylvania in
terest finally carries its point, and succeeds in
locating its depot near the line of Pennsylvania
avenue, Mr. Garrett can thank himself largely
for the result. He has appeared so long and so
often in the character OF benefactor of Wash
iDgtOn while squeezing out her life-blood that
the people have come to know that his siren
song means mischief, and act accordingly.
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WEBB 4 REYERIDGE

OPP FELLOW>' Hall.
Gods delivered promptly in all parts of the Dis
triot of Columbia. apl3-3Lt
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fOh DALE.
FOR SALE-sTCCK and FIXTURES Of a Fancy
L and Notion Store doing good business Sati..
see; No 6s9 Sc. 10th and 7th. w. apiS ST. ST.
Tor sALE-An old estabIished RESTAURANT
doing good business. Situated opposite Cen
Ian Ne sss Gosis. SSS CT 0aAs 0oss
Il Will and fIXTURks for .aie .n near So2 the
PsESsyaan sa Avenue DAVIS sSl5
FOB sALE-Bisck MAZE, five year. Of age, as
l. = hne an animal as can be found in this a.
Ala lady nay drive her TIets in three min;
Srea bargain a. sse must sRe
the city Immediately. No. 22l street N. W, be-
EXILE, ;" bred By j r. kesneiy,Nm HOH
a AIsp VI &C esSSnty: Va owned By A; 7; wal
s S.y sGt e. JohnDson Nor
gan General Jssk.snl, imperfect lst dam by Flick.
ssPsed; "Txile" very fast rseker, and makes makes
r.Ie oppoTtuniiy Is offered to purchase . superb
animal PRICE 8 900. Inquire At KKLLEHERs
streets fst 1se ws..''s' 9th street, between :nd
F0SRR. s Ala, SEQ ssPKlNS WAGON and
Lars and price apply At No. 1926 i Street n, W.:
EOR SALE-HORSE, CARRIAGE, and HAR
Also one n:sI9 .f FfsoaR Pss65sSsY
Can be seen at HUGUELY 4 BoWENSN
~ Ts5y stable New York avenue between Oh and
S3,OOOS1r99Fsss. t aS1Saad SIIsT; cash win
-four %s: ns Ike X hsss
e%pon and ss:s hs
s1essiH nha Ssit tim and PotSpae r.ilro.d win
s.I'T: Address Post Once Box 10. kIss.nsr e
proved Soda Apparafus, con plete, with two Il.
gallon Fountains, - good e new;
aglist Plants Store. cor. issS o. and Z. ave.
LOTS I. the north.estern part q the city:
s sSskIs f.: :ri S;:.;s
sAHa6 Gs z sf Hss = Is
S:CLARAk, oos,sr ~ street sad PsnnsyiyaaiA
Sa. E - isss :::. :;h q:
S.. 3. YIsIs
S sc s. 49, 3; 8 Len
0r Ss1s, e d.or ral.Iiss
a P1IVATE SALE.
The beautiful country residences called apuN.
BART0I Hale" :ltsated on The road from
M ei::sss :nnAl''0"a' ss0a' .ii from
The place contains shout twenty three acres 81
isndi improved by mAasion h0ass Containing
ne sax the other three Rooms, ice use, barn, &C.
ss sn :s, o. ssfs e IN bearing,
The view IRON The house b o. Of the finest IN the
g c ss AZ: s
lfthe place = not cold By tks LIST Of May the MAN.
SION neuse WI Be Tor rent daring the season.
PIEnCI SHOEMAKER,
naYl-0 near pie-~@'s WIN
soUR IDEA"
OLKAH SWEEP
cLofHIN0 SAFE,
Asoak Han. sss m sszsss. no.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
IL ESDAY .................April i6, 1872.

We nave had occasion repeatedly 10 deny the
assertion that any considerable number of re-
Spectacle eolOred people in this District desired
forced equality of the races in the public schools
or in social life. II was an imputation upon
their good sense to suppose otherwise. What
person with the least senSiiveness or delicacy of
character would force himself into company
where he is not wanted, or put his children into
positions where they likely to be sighted
and imposed upon by their associates? The very
few cOlOTed people who talk of social equality
a. matter of legislation. and their iniadicious
advisers Of the white race. are properly rebuked
Iy the resolutions adopted at the New Orleans
cOnvention-a body composed of representative
colored men from nearly every section of the
Union. The resolutions sensibly declare a
difference between civil rights and social rights.
and recognize the fact that the social standing
Of men can only be determined by personal
meIit and individual achievements; deny the
statements made in certain papers that forced
school equality Is one OF the dominant ideas of
tie convention. and animadvert on the practice
of anal ganatiOn. At the same time they very
PToTerly refuse to support for office all who can
not rise above the prejudices of color and race.
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DAeTURAGE.-Cows taken on PASTUR--o
4 AGE. Apply to JOHN KNOTT, Jr-, atQ W
Mr.. Lyon 9 mill, on Rock creek. apl0 eo2w* ~.
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GRcCkERY, CHINA. ~
GLASSWARE, NJ
FINE CUTLERY, "
And PLATED WARE.

We row have fine stock Of the above Goods, a,
Low est MAJ ket rates.
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TUFTS PILLS,

@DR. TUFTS PILLS,
Is purely vegetable concentration for keapin
the Bowels in natural mGtiOa and cleansing tht
sys;sm OF all impurities, and positive cure for
Constipation They restore the diseased Liver
stonsch and Kidneys, to a heGltful actis IA, Will
a. the same time they brace and inyigorate thu
whole System.
RoNE, GA January II, 1871.
DR.. w II. Tnt:-Dear Sir:-Having used your
LIVER Pills, and finding none that have done my
wife OF my self rs much good, L would like 10 know
II they would do as we'll North here. I intend
going North In March. and if they will have the
same eff ct as in this climate want to take then
on will me. Hoping 20 hear from you soon,
Irenain, your obedt serv't,
HENRY A. HILLS.
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FOR SALE, Oh To LET,
For a term Of years,
De'tsa0al SsnlNy RsS5',
known
II X 4 Nd WINE = INGS
near Wilmington, Delaware. Direct railroad com
rnunicaiion between adolphis, Washington anu
The Springs.
wM JFELL,
aplO2w 100 South Front ST, Philadel phia
SIS OO0 TO LOAN OF Real ESTATE
SlC,OuO 10 this city, ,ar IN the District, in
apS let No sis 9TH street osp nPP 6ss Die
MONEY TO LOAN
In amounts to sut, on real estate.
APPS lot b. h. WARNER, 529 7th street.
S21 00O TO LOAN on frst-class REAL
5-C,OUV ESTATE.
MOUSSE & MIDDLETON.
sp3u ol3 18th street.
$4,000, IN SUNS From 81 900 Up.
Apply at once to
JUAN BOYLE & CO.,
msr2ld us 18th street N. W.
I AkGE SUMS az MONEY TO LkND on First
8. BURNETT, JR..
1etA-u 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
GENERA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.-Au per
DO well to ca = JOSEPH BRUOKs', 1903 18th
at, between a-d sts., where their orders will be
promptly hled febli ly'
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I'm. TUT y HAlR D1E DOtS NOT STAIN
THE LINEN. apI6-eo3
~ MIS- L. d. sTODDAkD AND MRS T.
Wy JENNINGS, EvaDgelists, will continu,
preaching at the City Hall EVERY EVENING
this week. Public cordially invited. apl52t'
~WILL THE ATTORNEY OR GLAZE
~ AGENT who Is prosecuting Pension Claim
for WILLIAM YANNATTER telegraph Opera
tor please leave his address for 1T W." at tn.
star Once iapl5 81.
S HIRAM LODGE Ne. 10, viii be he'll =.
the Hall on TUESDAY EVENING. at ~ clock
Business OF importance. By order Of the " NJ
apl5-2t JOHN M. JEWEL l.. See'y
NJ b D 1 O
MISS ANNIE D. WARE,
at the ASSEMBLY CHURCH, cor. 5th ani sts ,
WEpNESI AY EVENING, April nth, l572,
at eight clock.
Admi.efon Fly Cents. Tickets for sale at Philp
oolemons. apl5-3t
NJ SIXTH AND LAST RECEPTION
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL is.
Ladies are requested to appear in Calico apis 2,
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F0RETt:N NEWS.

In view of the late election Wturll>.
London journals toreser the election
of Grant. The Tia~S says: 1--WE
cannot regret the result" N"'S says:
"Greeley's ease is now forlorn hope
and will certainly tail" The Post
saws the Liberal Republican move
mrnl il a failure beyond rrdcmption'
Tie remains of the late King Charles
", of Sweden. have been buried At
Stockholm. beneath kitltIer>hoim
church.
Prince Napoleon has received notice
from the French Government, that hr
will not be allowed to visit or reside
in France.
Mr.. Bentwick, VI. P.. in a public
speech in London on the 9th inst.
denounced the settlement of the AN
htma question as diShonor to Eng
land. 1t was absurd that Il rule should
be made and held to bind England 10
responsibility for acts committed lon@
before the rule had any existence.
The Czarovich Alexander has gone
to Vienna at the invitation of Empcr-
or Francis Joseph.
The Sultan of Turkey has conferred
the order Of O>mani on the Grand
Duke. Nicholas Of Russia.
II is estimated that three millions of
inhabitants have died from famine ia
Persia.
Telegraph dispatches on the subject
of Indirect claims, cost the British
Government $40O,000.
Prince Napoleon and Princess
Clotllilde, IN Paris on the 10th. rereiv-
ed notice to leav, France. The Prince
refused to quit his native land, insist
ing on his rights rs citizen, and de-
claring that he would only yield t"
torte. The Princess was equally de-
termined.
On the llth, Prince Napoleon yield
cd and left Paris.
Six hundred and eighty more Com
munistS were sent from Paris in trans
ports for penal colonies, last week.
The experiment of driving oStriclleS
before light buggies has been success
fully tried in Paris.
1t cost SG5. 900 to repair the Stras-
bourg cathedral after the lombard
ment during the Franco-PrllSsian war.
An English church is to be erected
at Cairo. and tile Khclive OF Egypt
has offered a site for the purpose.
The cheap edition of Carlisle'S
works, now IN course OF publication.
is having Il remarkable sale, both in
England and this country.
Officers in the Austrian army are
prohibited wearing boards more than
one inch long.
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m"nts 10 the Locks and Canal bill.
Mr.. Simpson moved to adopt the first
amendment. striking ont 10 wears and
inserting IL therefor, atlerconSiderlble
discussion the amendment was adop-
ted by vote OF - to II. Adjourned,
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merville to the Blue Mountains a bill
to regulate toll roads.
The House cOncured IN $. j. Il. to
appoint three Commissioners to the
Worlds Exposition tn Vienna.
The House Adjourned.
MONDAY. Oct. II.

Senate met ut 2 p. NJ. Much of the
session was devoted TO business of an
mtiniShednatlre Of hut little interest.
The bill to appoint Gen. Applcgatc Il
Commissioner of immigration was re-
turned from the House with amend
ments which the Senate refused to
concur in. The Senate agreed to the
House amendment to the bill to give
the Judges additional salary. An III
vimtion to visit the Deaf Mute School
OF the city was received and accepted
The House joint resolution asking for
Il mail route in Jackson county. was
adopted. \ communication was re-
ceived from the Governor announcing
his approval of the bill making an ap-
preparation to build a capitol.
Senate adjourned.
In the House the Senate joint reso-
luton relating to the appointment of
Commissioners to attend the Worlds
Exposition at Vienna. was concurred
in. The following bills were passed;
TO provide tor manner of conteSting
elections for members of the legisla-
tup: to provide for the keeping by
county clerks of records of plats and
field notes of l.. $. Surveys to pro-
vide for the sale of Agricultural Col
legr lands. etc. II homestead bill : to
provide for paving claims for appre-
hen>ion Of fugiliveS from justice: to
provide for the appointment ofa State
Geolocist; to provide for common
schools taught in the German Ian
glage; to confirm title to certain
lands sold by School Land Commits
sionerS; to provide for bolmtieI on
>calpS of wild animals.
House adjourned.
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FRIDAY, Oct. IL.
Rev. I. A, Wood offered prayer In
the Senate. The s. d. providing for
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+" Dead Open and Shut"
THOMAS J. Stafford,
Having purchased the
PATENTED BY JOHN pICkASoN,
June I, lSb1,

Has now on hand. and will manufacture
the above ic+crihe,igatc. WheWverit Il has
been used 1t has rseved the highest cn-
comiums. as the large number Ot certlh-
Gates from prominent farmers In all parts
OF the country, nov In my hands, will
testify.