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Southwest corner Pennsy lysnia avenue and lith st.
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE STOCK, GOOD
Will AID FlXTuREs OF THE pRUG
s1OkE On Tbs CORNER OF 18TH AND q
sIkkkTs FORMERLY OCCUPIED By BEN
n BY virtue Of q deed OF trust, recorded in Liber
~No 7S4. folio $50, Of the sUd records Of Wash
III lngton COUNT, ID. o., will, on TUESDAY
{" the y4tn day of March, lsf4, 1T 10 O'Clock,
sIl, at public suction, the premises, corner of
Is and streets the stock, good will and fixtures
OF the drug store formerly occupied by uson Bros
The p1 Operty will fret be offered in u pom the
following terms One third Of purchase money 20 lie
paid IN cash st the time of sale within two DAYS
thereafter, and four promissory notes of equal
amounts, pay able, three, six nine and
twelve months after date with interest the q
per cent Per annum and Endorsed to the sstisfac-
non OF the Trustee, 60 be given by the pure aser
for the balance III satisfactory offer shall be re.
ce1vee Ter the property in will be offered ia
lots to suit purchasers. Terms cash The stock in
cludes drugs, patent medicines and fancy artices:
aid the fixtures consist Of the usual counters,
shtlv scales, bottles and show found ia FIRST
class drug stores. III the terms of sale rot COM
nliedwith within three days, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the risk and of the default
iug pul chaser. $50 down at time Of sale.
W. WALSH, Trustee
marl8dts LATIMER a CLEARLY, Aucts
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
u DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND B STREETS NV,
Amer Decem III l37a will RIM as folIors
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- DEPOT CORNER OIL
AnerDecember7th, lS7,
TRANS LEAVE 70 A
bALTNORE,
&-4es.m., Bait and NH
daily, ex. Monday.
;OS q. NJ, New York
Express, daily, ex. sun
SIS a. m, daily Accom-.
moGstion.
1875 a. m, Fast Line
West, daily, ex. Sunday
l:1S p. M, New York
EXP, daily, ex. Sunday
S:23 baltimore Express
daily, ex. Sunday.
$50 .. m. D., Cincinnati and
Southwest. daily, except
Sunday.
6:4Op. M, Acoommoda
ton, daily, ex. Sunday
V:0e y. m, daily, New
York Night Express.
V:3s ,. m, Pacific Ex-
press daily.
Trains leaving Wsshin
$50 . m, connect at b
toro', leaving Bowie at
arriving at Marlboro 81
p. IN.
Trains leaving weshinl
and $3.50 .. m. connect q
Annapolis.
Trains arriving at Ws
and $50 p. m. connect ,
ing Marlboro at $40 a
Passengers leaving theil
northwest corner of 18th
avenue, northwest COS hsr
mia avenue, can have the
checked at hotels and res
and West. Through tick
bus, Ineianapolis, Louis
leans, Chicago, Omaha,
points north, northwest,
K. b. YOUNG, Gen,l p,
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NV EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

BETWEEN
PnIAiALExANDRIA,y Va, WASH
istAOh AND GEORGETOWN, ID. o.
SAILING DAYS.
FROM Pier 3, North Wharyes PHIL
s sdsiSeis, !, WEDNESDAY and SAT EEk
Prom . wsser street, Georgetown, ID. o., MON
DAY and FRIDAY at N ~ -'
Thu. lins connects u PhilsdeIphia with "olyoeA.
Iron Lise" Of steamers for Providence, Boston and
ssis line: HYDE, Agent fer d. Of q.
WALDO A. ARCE, 81 Congress street, Bosfon.
- rrelghts delivered b. Knexh Express. Or
nne, or II The steamer wharf VIII b promptly At
sended to. ap1-tY
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" o1A0O nA1llnOAD,
TIL AND B STREETS n. W.
rs, trafas will run as follows:
H. TRIMS ARRIVEAT
WASHINGTON.
To oil 3 o. M. New York and
Western Express, daily,
X $40 q. m, Accommoda-
D. ton, daily, ex. Sunday
$50 q. N. EXP, from Bal
D. timore daily ,ex. Sunday
1889 o. m, Fast Line
le from West and North,
K 2:2O p. m, Accommoda-
y. ton, daily, ex. Sunday =,
Q, 81 3 I'm, NY. Express,
daily, ex. Sunday.
I'd 3:4S p. m, Accommoda-
pit ton, except Sunday.
$50 ,. m, daily, from
B. Baltimore, daily from
= West and North.
" Hos 2. m, Southern
EXP. daily, ex. sunday.
I 11:23 D. m, New York
EXP. daily lex. Sunday.
lngton at c:3s q. M. and
Bowie with trains for MARI
10 q. m. and $40 .. N. /,
st lilo q. M, aud a:90
igton at sos and s::ss a. m.
at Odenton with trains for
at 1888 am,
at Bowie with trains leav-
q. m, and $3.50 D. IN.
'ir orders at Ticket Office
l street and Pennsylvania
II 9Th street and Pen nsylya.
heir baggage called for and
'sidences to all points North
.kets to Cincinnati, Column
Isyille, ST. Louis, New Or
4, San francisco, and All
west, and southwest.
3ARRY, General Supr.
Pass'r Agent. jy24-tf
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WAsHIsGTes, Eog.oLk, BOSTON AN

w PROVIDENCE. AND
The me Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
! sS.s ri i:.s e ;se:S
ThSEspAI az p N: touching az principal River
TIE N snd line for Boston and Providence
freight should be addressed " care OF Lady OF the
Lake, Wis Norfolk Branch ticket once af Knsxs
kxpresS Omse, COS PennsyIvanis avenue,
d. h. ElILHUGH, Agent, 9Th street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
Plants Store, az And ps
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10y WIN. l.. WALL & CO, Auetioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. goo and 902 PeDnsylvania avenue
EIGHT FRAME AND BRICK BUILDINGS, AT
AUCTION.
- On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March "a ,
at O'Clock, in front of the premises, We will
Eight Frame aud Brick Buildings, having bsen
USED as stores aud DWELLINGS.
The above Houses will lie perem ptorily sold ana
the buildings Will have to be removed immedIaisIy
on account of improvements.
TENS cash. A deposit of q 50 will be required ON
each house, as soon D. sold.
manic tRepI WI WALL 90 ,Aucts.
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLOR,
Isn2s-tr 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTs

SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER In the best manner
~ OF Mamsu Ia or New York mills MUSLIN and
NJ est FAMILY LINEN, for S2.25. Perfect mt
guaranteed. "
READY MADE SHIRTS Of wamsutta MUSLIN
and fne FAMILY LINEN, only Sl75. Six finest
LINEN CULLAR Rs for 81.
LINEN SBIBT B0S0Ms sc, worth Cos
Finest Reversible CUFFS, sc. pair.
All goods retsiled at wholesale prices
Illustrated directions for self-measurement sent
free when applied tor at the BALTIMORE SHIRT
FAcTORT, 63 West Fayette street. Baltimore.
marl4-t.th sim q. g MEGINNEcs Agent
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
4'l BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereetter the f1e stezmshirs n. q. KNIGHT and
JOhh GIBSON Will make regular week <ecs>,
" TIP between NEW YORK, ALEX &X0k
ANDklAl WAsHIH GTOE and@A
kOk0EIQWN, s follows:-Leave NEW YORK,
from Pier 80 East river every sATTRDAY az 4
M leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY Of .
O. ~, and ALEXANDRIA the same day ct ~ N.
agent, once and wharf So Water street, George
soEn, or st the corner OF 18th street and New York
avenue. J. w THOM psON Prsstdent
- rreiSnts delivered BY Knoxs Express. Or
GERS left A. Senersl once. sos Pennsylyauia ave-
nue., O. At the steamer wharf, win be promptly 1T
Scuoco 70 iell-tY
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AUCTION SALES.

0OOAAON oAhcos
Rr LAIEaER . oLEAEf,
snth street.. sssr Oeos Buiidins.. a' INV
At sALEsRooMs.
81 eomnsSeias s ~ o S'SlsfsIss, n.res o.,
mest # Souss l5laI se 6oS@ ssne,. .s.ort
PsIlor mites, 10 Reps and Hair CiosS,
rarior vnsments IN wax, consisting Of Fruits,
Child. PaTlor Billiard Table. with balls. cues, se,
Msiaut Sh.mesE Eqrniturs,
D1P.Rf Econ and ifhs su,nsGi:
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucueneer.
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and bsts.
SALE OF PARLoR AND CHAMBER FURsI.
a On sATURpHf MSssiSG, March ".
~ bin and in front q our auction rooms,
ssSpsIaq P sGisS s'1 Of fS sI.s IN ,,s
fsg scr reps: B,ssk Walnut Dressing Csc suites.
S BoeSe.se ossS: osSf 9
Tables; w.luut WsrdrObss; Cottage Furniture;
Hlsf and Cotton top sS.rs s.ss; esihsr Beds and
ptIaws; Blankets; Lace Curtains ana wiudow-
shades; Table Cutlery, Plated ware; Cooking aud
Also,
m.rls-d GsssS I WILLIAMS WI .IHs Auc...
RI DUNoANsoN BIOS, Apcrl,neer.,
Corner 9Th and streets northwest
AssIShkks SALE or MILL MATEkIsL,
kSTEs Oh SSRfDSSssP s sfRl.fA. q SrossE
on THURSDAY MORNING, 18th Of March.
at ~ o'clock m, will sell at Public Iciion,
al the mill IF Rsmsburg a sons, on Bridge ~. eas
rear bqueOuct Bridge, Georgetown, ID C. ali the
Mil Material, Tools, sc consisting Of
Boiler, Old Machinery, Kettles,
Driving and Fly Wheels, Old Iron,
Deer Hair, sheer and Buckskius,
Stoves, Knives. Tables, Shears,
Shaving and Skin Beam., &C, sc.
Terms: Cash. REGINALD FENDALL,
Assignee of Rsfnsburg a sous
mari IRep1 DUNCANs6N BROS, Aucts
~ THE AB0VEsALK POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, ~ st, same hour aud place
BkGIHALD FENDALb, Assignee.
maTls DUNOANSON BROS, hucts
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Infants Goods.

Z NG DRESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES,
SKIRTS, PIQUE OLOAKS, MERINOl
CLOA65, W0OLsHIRIs, BASKETS, &c &c,
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ITHE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED until
By order Of the Trustess . crr.pv .n,,.
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10y LATIMER OLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. aud llth street
Star ONCE Building.
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RY =. 81. WARNER,
- Beal Estate Broker and Auctfoneer
Federal Buildings. corner TIN and + sts northwest,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-25

ulation Of the city to be 6l20; in 1870,
lis houses were built; in 1871, 149;
in 1872, 1853; and in 1873, 179
were added, of which q were
business houses-and % of these iron
frontsr-and the residences built during
the last year (1s73) were of better
class than either Of the previous years
mentioned. During the four years there
were, altogether, 606 new buildings erect
ed and occupied, which, averaging five
persons to a family, gives an increase e
in population of 5000, added to the
census OF S70-6l20-makes the
total population at the pres
ent time, 9I50-sn increase in the
four years of a fraction over thirty-three
and One-third per cent. This estimate
is borne out by the fact that during the
four years there has been, and continues
to be at the present time, pressing
demand for houses, both for busi-
ness and residences. In addition
to the above statistical facts, we
are also informed that the present sea-
sons business in cotton will show re-
ceipts to have footed up fully $4,000
bales-nearly double that of any previ-
Gus year. Nearly all of this cotton is
shipped to New Orleans or New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-25

A1CUsToAI, generally prevalent in Eng
land, and which has proven very sue
cessful, has been grated in this country,
and is, we are glad TO say, spreading in
all directions. AT all the railroad depots
of New York and New England boxes
have been placed in the various depots,
where travellers place the journals and
magazines for which they have no fur
ther use when their journey is ended.
Charitable associations take charge OF
these, and make them a source of
amusement and instruction to those
who could not otherwise enjoy such an
advantage. In city visited
daily by tens of thousands, the
accumulation of literature of this
class is enormous. We suggest
to our railroad companies the propriety
of putting up similar boxes in the de-
pots here. Managers or superintendents
Of public institutions, or persons inter
ested in private charities, could then
obtain what is so necessary for the solace
and improvement of their charges, and
would relieve the collectors of any
trouble in the removing of the contents
of the box. This experiment is at least
worth trying.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-25

Mrs. WARD, an IrishwOman, with all
the spunk, energy and vim of her race,
is the one obstacle in the way of a COM
plete triumph for the women of Greene
Vile, East Tennessee, just now waging
war against whisky. A correspondent
OF the Knoxville Press and Herald says
of this descendant of kings, that her
main weapon of defense is her tongue,
and hence it is that the praying and
singing which has been ineessantly kept
up since Monday morning, have been so
far resultless in effecting her defeat. Her
tactics are now changed to the offensive.
On the former days of the investment of
her saloon, she allowed the ladies to en-
ter, and even helped them sing. Once
she Joined them in repeating the Lords
prayer, but since one of the ladies Of
fered an extempore supplication "for the
misguided woman who held the bottle
to her neighbours lips" Mrs. Ward has
allowed none Of the ladies in her saloon
On Monday morning she warned them
off her pavement, and as expleuFe
phrases fell in rapid succession denoting
that her Celtic ire was not to be ap-
peased, the ladies concluded that discre-
ton was the better part Of valor, and
withdrew their cooking-stove and chairs
TO the opposite side of the street, some
fifty feet from the ireful matron's door.
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THE Rome correspondent Of the New
York Times says the italian parliament,
by the passage of the compulsory educa-
ton bill, will give to that country an ele-
mentary system which, in time, will
work out good results. In the cities the
increase in the number of pupils in the
public schools has been great in the past
few years; but in the rural districts near
Iy everything yet remains TO be done.
The statement has been made in parlia-
ment that, In the whole kingdom, the
number OF pupils under instruction OF
lay teachers is about seventy per cent,
the rest remaining under the control of
the clerical establishments. As long as
the present distrust of the patriotic
fidelity of the priests remains, the effort
to take education out of their hands will
continue to be made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-25

THERE are one thousand four hundred
and forty-five and half miles of mar
row-gauge railroads in the United States
and Canada, including our unfinished
Raleigh road, which is ironed and
equipped for mile and half When
completed, these now very popular
roads win have mileage of four thou
sand five hundred and sixty-two and
half miles, while there are one thousand
two hundred and ninety-one miles un-
der construction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-25

Mr.. BARINDs, one of the best citi-
zens of Memphis, a gentleman of un-
blemished reputation and high stand
ing, was yesterday fully acquitted of
the charges preferred against him as
city inspector, and was restored to his
office, from which he had been suspend
ed by Mayor League. We congratulate
our old friend upon result that we and
all who knew him were certain would
follow the investigation ordered by the
board. He has filed for years, and with
satisfaction to our merchants, the office
of inspector, and we hope will be con-
tinued in it so long as he himself elects.
He is a model official-polite, affable
and attentive.
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MARRIED..

TIuLMAN-ROGERS- the family resi-
dence, in Chelsea, by Rev. Dr. LandruIn,
LEWIS TILLMAN, EsQ-, of Knoxville, Tenn,
and Miss EMMA +. ROGERS, daughter of S. q.
Rogers, OF this city.
WARNER-FOX-By Rev. Geo. A. Lotion,
Tuesday evening, February 24th, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Mr.. FREDERICK
WARMER and Miss MAGGIE Fox, all of this
city.
WARNER-BOWEN- Grace Church,
Tuesday, February 9th, by Rev. James Car
michael, Mr.. DAVID P. WARSER and Miss
MoLLIE B. BOWEN, both OF this city.
May eontentment and happiness ever be
theirs, and fortune surround them with
choicest gifts.
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THIS is significant, very. 1t is from
the special correspondent of the Nash
vile Banner, writing Of East Tennessee
politics: "If the grangers do not enter
the political arena, their vast numbers
and the completeness of their organiza-
tion may well be dreaded by the knight
Iy heroes who are contending for the
high Dlaces -
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DIED.

KELLY-Tuesday afternoon, February 9th,
at o'clock, Rosa LELTA, youngest daughter
of Thomas and Margaret Kelly
Friends and acquaintances of the family
are invited to attend the fdneraI at O'Clock
this WEDNESDAY, afternoon, from the
family residence, 81 Main street.
WILK INSON- Tuesday, February 2ith, OF
pneumonia, GODFREY WILKISsoN (coloredl
well known in this city, sged thirty-three
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THE long-talked-of connection be-
tween the Atlantic seaboard, at Charles
ton, ria Knoxville, to the interior West,
at Cincinnati, will be supplied by the
nsrrow-gauge link which Knox county
and Tom Scott are to cooperate in
building from Knoxville to Leadvsle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-25

1T is of Importance to know that the
United States circuit court of New
York has decided in suit involving
twenty thousand dollars that no act ac-
cording to the constitution can become
a law until the very day when the Presi-
dents signature is actually affixed.
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SINCE the decision of the supreme
court, that confiscation is simply gov
ernment interest during the lifetime of
the owner, many persons who purchas-
ed such property, during the late un-
pleasantness, are preparing to ''get out'
on basis Of compromise with heirs and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-25

THE Bartlett platform will no
doubt be the basis of compromise all
over the State, and when the canvass
for governor opens, the Conservatives,
Liberals and Democrats will be found
side by side, under the Democratic ban
ner, standing on liberal and progress
i've platform.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-25

THE Washington correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune says that President
Grants "only object at present is to be
re-nominated by some party, and to be
ra-nlectad -
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GENERAL NEWS.
The Mississippi Legislature-HOrse and
Cattle Disease in Oregon-Re-
duced Rates TO Yokohama
and Hong Kong.
The Latest New York Outrage-AbOut
the Killing of Steve LoWery-Six
Thousand Dollars Reward
for his Body.
The Famine in British India-The Sagi.
nav Fishermen Safe-OhiO Legis.
IatiOn-Ete., Etc.
Mississippi Legislators.

Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, February 2A-The senate
was engaged all day over the bill to repeal the
law loaning the Vicksburg and Nashville rail-
road the agricultural bond scrip, amounting g
TO three hundred and twelve thousand dol
lars. The governorsent in a special message
favoring the repeal The bin was tabled by a
vote of Is to 10.
The house adjourned out Of respect to the
memory OF J. b. Glenn, representative from
Lowndes county, who died last Saturday.
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FRsM a representative of the Jackson
(Tenn.) Wing and Tribune, we have
obtained the following aPproximatipg
figures indicating the rapid growth and
iucreRsing prosperity Of thst oityi IN
tsTe The census returns showed the PQpa
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Weather Report.
SYNOPSIS Fur THE PAST TTWENTY-F0UR
TOTTRG
PROBABILITIES.
AT AUCTION.

Groceries, Furniture, Etc, At Auction,
This Morning at 10 0'clOck,
By A. z. Frankland, 1876 s l97 Main St,
Also, to pay storage, one fne set Parlor Furni-
ture and Medical Books.
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8. W. RHODE, Observer,

BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCISEATI, February A.-River 4S feet
inches, and rising. Weather clear and COOL
Departed Pat Rogers, Memphis.
LITTLE Rock, February A.-River still
rising, with 20 feet inches by the gauge.
Weather cloudy and cold, with lightsnow.
steadily: now Ia feet inches. No arrivals or
departures except local packets. Weather
cloudy and warn.
NASHVILLE, February 4.-The river is
falling, and has Low 80 feet on the shoals.
Weather clear and cold. No arrivals or de-
pariures except packets.
ST. LOUIS, February A.-Weather clear
and cold. River risen 10 inches. Arrived:
job nMeans, Cairo. Departed: City Of Hele-
ma, Vtcksburg.
vIcKsBURG, February A.-River falling.
Weather cloudy and cool. Port list: Down:
Exporter, Babbsge and barges, Natchez. Up:
Paragon, Fanny Tatum, City OF Quincy, Lady
Lee. Arrived: Joe kinney.
EVANSVILLE, February A.-Weather clear
and cold. Mercury 27o 10 $50. The river has
risen feet inches, aud is now 80 feet by the
mark. Port list: Up: Mary Houston and
John Kilgour, a.m.i Arlington, Memphis to
Cincinnati, pm. Down: Lawrence and
Indiana, u m.
LOUISVILLE, February 24.-The river is rising
rapidly, with ~ feet large in the canal and
201S feet in the Indian chute. Weather clear
Departed: Jas. d. Parker, Cincinnati; Alice
Brown and tow, New Orleans; simpson Hor-
ner and Tow, New orleans.
New ORLEANS, February A.-Weather
cloudy and pleasant. Arrived: John B.
Maude, Memphis. Departed: thompson
Dean, Cincinnati. The steamer Solawanna,
100 bales Of cotton, sunk at Rolands Raft
OuRchita river. The boat Is q total los, valued
at $4,000. The cargo can be saved. in dam
aged condition.
and cold. Arrived: Future City, st. Louis, 8
pm; Julia, Vicksburg, II pm; Allegheny
Belle, New Orleans, 9 an; Ben Franklin,
Ii am. Departed: Thomas Sherlock, New
Orleans, II p.m.; Julia, ST. Louis, am; Ale
legheny Belle, Pittiburg, A 4a.m.....;;..-Niaht-
Departed: Kittie Heigler, Arkansas river, l
pm; Future City, New Orleans, pm; Ben
Franklin. Memphis, I pm. The river has
weather Report.
SYNOPSIS Fur THE PAST -FOUR
HOURS.
WARRINGTON, Feb. Is, a.m.-The barome-
ter has risen since Monday night throughout
the Atlantic States and lower lake region. 1t
has risen, but is now falling, in the southern
states The tenn perature has fallen remarka-
oily throughout the Atlantic States. North
eaSterly winds, with cloudy weather and rain
prevail In the; eastern Gulf and south Atlant-
ic States, and with cloudy or partly cloudy
weather "a the Middle Atlantic States, Ohio
reported for the upper lakes, with clear wealth
or.
PROBABILITIES.
For Wednesday, in the New England, mid
die States, and lower lake region, rising, fol
lowed by falling barometer, northerly winds
shifting to northeasterly, followed by cloudy
weather, and possibly snow or rain.
For the Ohio valley, South Atlantic and
the Gulf States, continued northeasterly
winds, cloudy weather and rain.
For the upper lake region, northwest winds
and partly cloudy weather followed by north
easterly winds, and possibly snow.
The rivers continue to rise at Cincinnati
Louisville, Memphis, and Vicksburg.
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The ohio Lay-makers.

COLUMBUS, February 4.-In the
house this evening Mr.. McLain, of TrumOull,
offered a resolution expressing the earnest
sympathy of the general assembly with the
woman's temperance movement, and declar-
ing the liquor traffic as the greatest social,
moral and political evn Of the times, and
moved to suspend the ruieS so as to have the
resolution considered at once. The house re-
fused TO suspend the rules by vote of ayes A,
nays 40, and the senate bill TO enable manu-
featuring companies that have become EN-
barrassed to allow their creditors 10 take for
the amount of their claim was passed. 1n the
senate bills were introduced to graduate fees
of county officers according TO the population
ofcOunties; granting 10 guardians OF estates OF
minors authority TO lease such estate beyond
the time of majority of such minors.