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JOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.

We invite special attention OF purehaserx In nm,
fnli ano complete stock or EOUSEPURNISHIN Me-
6OOOS, which we have just received, ana which
~ Administer. 4oQuette, Wilton, Body BrusseIs
Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpet6 In slI thc
great variety; Raw Silks, Jutes French snd Ens-
nsh Cretonnes; fringed Jute CurtAins sOmothinx
new: Lace Curtains in all grades and stylas
An inspection OF our stock Is solicited.
HOOE, BRO. CO.,
Bep7-1y 1898 II St.. near Ebbitt Houaa
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The comparative representation of parties
in the California constitutional convention
should take the cOnceit out of the two older
organizations. The democrats boast nine
representatives, the republicans ten. the work
1ngmen number 81, and the non partisans have
majority OF the whole convention, number
ing 49, The assemblage may be said to be
composed OF non partiSanS, wOrkingmen aud
scattering. Perhaps the condition OF affairs
in the convention is prophecy of the politics
OF the not far distant future The so called
workingmen represent kearneyism, and the
non partisans were elected with especial refer
ence to opposing this dangerous element.
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S.e. cor. 10Th ct. and JuIh Car sliua ave. 2rs. IL
lssue On the LIST and 18th Of each month hTi-
letin o! all property for sale and rent rcy books,
which can be had on application It my once. or
Will be sent By mall II desired.
auction Sales.
On SATURDAY, Cctrbsr 18th, at pm, va
liable lot on U ST., bet. Is b and 14th.
On THURsDAY. October 17.h, at AZ pm. No.
813 Sd ST. Sc. Ocl12-tr
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pa OPOsALs ron GRANITE WORK

seaied PIoposes WIN be received at the once Of
tne Engineer OF D. B. Capitol grounds corner OF
DELAY are avenue aud street northeast, until II
m a.: Eovh1BER THE lsf, for farnishing c1t fran
lite pe9 and coping. and rocked facet ash ar FOR
the fmpToveme nts II the Capitol Park.
Plans and Specifications can be seen. and blank
folms obtained at the once Of the o0Rin0oF.
Tne government reserves the right to accept the
WEole or any part CT any bid.
BIDS viii be in6orsed-"PfoposAls for furnssht M
piers, coping, &C., for Capitol grounds. !" md -
comIanied b samplee Of material to be used.
0cf10 eotocf 81 '~' S~S''S''
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CHEAPEST CARPETS IN CITY,

Ingram CARPETS. IS. 30 81 to <Oc
Wool Ingram Carpets. 62 Se.
Brusstls good styles 20; best quality. soc.
Paper Lining, &c. to close out.
La sc White Blankets. ~ only.
DRY Goocs at lowest bottom rrtoes,
GOOD Black Cashmeres Is. 81, so g. 7oc,, n.
Large stock Dress Goods. t2S TO Soc
Black and Colored Silks, sc. up.
cheapest House In city on Wool FlAnnels.
Just dealer TO all. so give us trial rs stock A
large and prices low.
T N. NAUDAIN,
octl-tr SOo M~~L>s 49,
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nRY GOODS! DRY GOODS I,
- DRY GOODS!
Immense assortment OF NEW DRY GOODS lust
received az

TIA. cff lrrEsS III ~ h Markct Space,
New Dress Gods one hanaTr Sss 81
beautiful Dress Goods just arrived from New York:
p.H psees co pn
WOO 90, g. as SIC, 81; sack TaIaise; Hack
sc; Black six veISets: Biak cr S B lax
SIIRs; im ,,, a S II Black Silks: "a.
ranging rom 75c, to IS Yard our and P 2, as
Black {, ms are special ba-gs...is: CoIorsd silks
erGS.y co,or ard every sh.d,; Checked and Striped
TaSe ncn a'f tes e so sss
kets; blankets; two hun bred pn,s Of Blankets;
WOO e avis ST sTes, Sa aHss Cardinal Ras
and " ite; beautiful wool Dress G iods l6c
ootl-tr CARTER's, 7'I Market space.
NEW DKY GOODS. NEW CARPETS.
VIII! open next week ano'her Immense stock O,
DRY GOODS AND CARPErs.
eesnti,Si patterns and new designs. Dress Goods
lered osshmeres ard Inks 500 pairs Of snK-
els from % up Most a.trs tive of beautiful
'p''' '''' NOW ". W VII B g sS,fs 1R CO.
sepcs-tr Nos. 92S Sfh 81. e sOs X ST. NC.
Now Is THE TINE and LUTTRELL a
~ alSE'S the Place 10 buy Seasonabe DRY
o; III CHEAP We sell for CASH ONLY, and viii
one case q Blankets 81 IS, worth 81 IS; one
IS; one case Carton FIanssl. o.. sold everywhsrs
at 9. Black and Cord Cashmere, cheap: Blk siik,
chap; Fall Dress Goods Just received; Underwear
Tor men, ladies' and children; Un!aundried Shirts
at GO and 80: Laundrled ssirts made Tor US, a.
Sl.I6; fun line Curta Lace lust ip,
LCrTRELL & WINE
SCI Io-y 1880 Pa. are. /, cor. 2Oths g..
CLOSING OUT-A LARGE LOT or
~ nrst Class <-p,y Linen Collars at u per dozen;
the same as Is usually sold AT g. so and Is peg
Dozen. Fine ply Linen Cuffs, CSC. pair. Heavy
Canton Flannel Drawers, 60:. pair. Fancy Per-
Gale Shirts, ready to put Oh: good styles and per-
fectly fast coors, for only 75c. For nne Percale
Shirts. 76c. ready TO put on. at
AE6INNISS'
Branch Shirt FACTORY,
sepl6-tr IOOp Fstree, :.
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ONACCOUNT Of MAKING IMPRovC
" MENTS

ON ACCOUNT Of MAKING IMPROvE
" MENTS
In our store, we are Offering BOOTS and SHOES
very cheap for Cash only. -
26c. up.
Chi dren'a ct DOL Shoes 10 &c. up.
Ladis~' X d aud Per. Goat But., 81 Is upward.
Good Shoes for 81, 81. Is, u 80 ard ~.
Good Calf Boots: IS and s. 90 (soIid.)
Every article If bottom prices for Casb.
At j. w. SKLBYR.
octl2-tr 1914 1915 Pa. av., bet 18Th and 10th.
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
~ CARRIAGES
New O. upee, latest style family six-cS"7.
passenger Carriages, Doctors Buggies, G0G
Nlctcffas, CAbrioetts. all kinds Of light
Family Carriages, Buggies. &C., SC.
Repairing promptly attended 70. and 1t reduced
prices. ROB'T II GRAHAM,
octll-3t 40 ZIG stn u. NV, between and Z,
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ElALL OVERSACKS.
JUST THE WEATHER FOB THEM.
From IS. 80 to $40.
FALL BUSINESS SUITS.
NOW is THE TIME To CHANGE,
Prices from 50 to $26
CASHMERE PANTALOONS,
FOR LARGE AND SMALL MEN.
From IS to 80.
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
ALL KINDS. ALL SIZES. ALL PRICES
From to cents to IS.
NOAH WALKER & CO..
octS-t,f.s,3t 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CAsHMEREs. ID. 80, s5. % and On
sPREADs, GO, 70, 81 90. $500.
Eoby's Double Bcsk CORSET SlOO
Mime. Dsno:est Is reliable PATTKRN6
Please call for catalogue.
Joe. B. BAILEY,
seplO-r Cor. It'll ana sfs ev
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m EDW. CLARK.
IL DEALER IN
L LUMBER, WOOD and COAL, DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, Eto,
OFFICE: BIO Virginia avenue Sc,
COS Pennsylvania avenue NV.
YARD AND DEPOT: 9th srseet and Virginia
avenue Sc.
InO1o hare no par ner. and connections ,chnt-
erer tCith. or interest in. my former Establish
ment, at the foot of eth street southeast.
An exper.en OF twenty-three years. and the
fact that row have but little e1rense, my business
being conc ucted almost e1clu-ively by my own
any simiis r establishment In this city. 1 am
determined that all my business operations shall be
conducted with the same promptneSs and fairness
that has alW avs charac torIzed them. OctlO- I'm
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NLOAhS CLOAKS.
~ CLOAKS.
NRW STYLES OF BERLIN CLOAKS
just received. $40 S. IS, 81, IS 50, $40. etc.
New fall Dress Goods, all the latest nOyai,iss
just received rs cents and up
Plain MOhair Dress Goods, Is cents.
All wool Black Cashmerea, 30 cents.
Coloieh Cashmeres, yard-wide. 80 cents.
Back MOhair Alpsca. double width. 25 0n:S.
Boys Cassimers 81, so 60, 70 cents.
anEeis-1mmense stock to make selections
fOm-frOm e. 20 IS, - 70, etc.
Bed Comforts, 20 cents and up.
Canton FlaDnes from 81 cents.
II TWilled FlapnelS. from 20. Is 30, 81 C ,nts
Sbawls, from 81. 80 81. 81 CO. s., 81.
She land ShawlS, all cOlOrs.
NOttiDgf am Lace. from Is cents up,
2h y,rd wide rest sheeting Cotton, Is CENTS
Red Ticking, 10. II. 15. 20 and % GEMS.
Table Linens, 25. so, 81, Il, 80, 60, Toe, etc.
O. NJ. TOWSON'S,
636 Pennsylvania Avenue.
cct12-n South side.
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Average ssCoSS Daily Circulation oceS
15.60O-beSn1 nsHch larger bona f6e,
regular oNd permanent circssl0ttofs than
that Of all the other daily papers ~ the
city adde's together.
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A.H.PICKRILL, Pres. J.W.DEEBLE Bee.
POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Georgetown. ID. C..
Having been appointed Washington Agent for
the above we'll known and reliable Company, can
be found at my cf1ce 1899 STREET n W
daily between the hours of 8 m and o. M pre.,
pared to renew old Policies and take risks dpon
oeiz- IN u ''' JOHN 81. CAss1N. Agent
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LNOR RENT
= b lex No. st. q. W., IA rooms. $40
b. lex No. 16OS 9Th st. 10 rooms. ......... IS
Brttk NO. JAS 7th st. w., - rooms. 2j
lex NO. 60 h st. Me-, 10 roOms ............. 22
Brck \ o. $50 T. st. S. W B rooms .........,,,-, 20
Blick NO. III ST. q. e., rooms. ............ %
Bllcs NO. 14l9 On ct. n. W.. rooms. 20
Apply 10 ALBERT r. FOX,
Oct10 st No, go St n w
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Il By =. II. SMITH.
Kesl Estate Broker. l4e Uroit Building,
Corr er Of 9th and + streea,

2122 T 1t. NV, 10 rooms. mod. imps. .....S7b %
1915 st. NV, dwelling and restaurant.... 90 90
1Sl6 st. NV, store. IS 90
lSSO " st. q. W., mod. ImpS .............. Is co
Cor 10th and n. w., 10 ROOMS. mod. lmp.. b 90
~ 9TH st. So. 7roOms.. MOD. imps........ % 90
l4o1 % % st. NV, 7rs., mod. impA..... IS 90
Furnished House. st. n. w................. rs 90
Furnished House. II st. n. W.. ........ 90 90
houses ana Lots Tor GALE In all parts OF the
city. octI1 ~
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COUNTRY SAUSAGE, SCRAPPLE, &C.
Market, (B street wing. and 4O3 Northern Ltber-
ty Market. [oct1l2w'1 j. II. SAITH.
A SBURY &. APPLEMAN, Broker,
- street, opposite Ebbih House,
W Ill CA Regular Amy Officers Pay. viii also
purchase OREGON CLAIMS against the govern.
ment in UNREASONABLE shape. he above bust
nets propose making specially In future. Con-
gIeSS Lay anticipated. OCT IL A.
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"ANTED-PArt OF q LOT in Oak Hill Cem,-
w terry, three or four sites; must be d.sirsbe
ana n cheap; cash payment. Address II Star
ONCE. 0cf1O-3I
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ENOR RENT-By THO1. j. MYERS, Real Esta1
II Agent 1913 r ct. NV.
me Frame, o.. 712 23d street.
Frame House. 8O4 18th st. n. W., l0rs., mod. imps
2-story Frame, 2O18 street northwest, 8 rooms
4-story Brick. 406 18th st., Il rooms, mod. imps
3-story Brick. 14l4 street northVast. Ii roons
Office Rooms in Nay Building corner 9TH and i
streets northwest. a1g0-10ws
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"ANTED-A YOUTH, II or Is years o d, a
In Hotel Office. Address N own handwriting
Also, an expert need RAR-KEEPER with ref
flee. ccf1I "
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"ANTED-A good co Ok, whit. or COLO ed,
w IN private family; hest OF references re-
CURED. Leave address at Box =, Star Office for 3
QaYSs
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
. House met at 3.3O O'clock

Inc House met at 80 O'Clock
By Mr.. Liddell. To authorize and EN-.
power Boards of Supervisors to allow add:
tional compensation to Assessors. Referred
Mr.. AppIewhite, at his own request, was
excused from serving upon the committee
to investigate alleged lawlessness in south
western counties,
By Mr.. Gilmer. To enable the Supervi-
sOrs of Madison comfy to correct the errO-
nenuS assessments of 1875. Referred.
By Mr.. Seal. To re-organize the Fifth
Congressional District. Referred.
BY Mr.. Moody. To repeal section $3.50,
Code of 1871, in relation to public roads.
Referred.
BY Mr.. Clay. To authorize the Supervi-
sors of Bolivar county to order new as
seSsment of lands. Referred.
BY Mr.. Clay. To incorporate Concordia,
Bolivar county. Referred.
By Mr.. Miller of COpiah. To protec t
judgment creditors of the several railroads.
Referred.
By Mr.. Tucker. To amend section 24S9,
Code of 1871, in relation to adultery and
forncation. Referred.
BY Mr.. Reid of COahoma. To repeal an
act TO redeem and protect from overflow
from the Mississippi river certain bottom
lands, approved March II, 1871, and all acts
relating thereto. Referred.
By Mr.. GiImer. To amend section 221 to
227, Code of 1871, so as to make said sections
applicable to UOnstables. Referred.
Mr.. Parker called up S. B. to amend tie
act 30 provide for the custody of the Is h
Section School Fund of Choctaw and other
counties and the bill passed.
Mr.. Street moved to go into Committee OF
the Whole. Carried,
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole to consider the fee and salary laws.
(Mr. Gibson in the Chair.)
At 5 90 the committee arose, reported
progress, and the House adjourned.
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CLOTHING, Hi ATS

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ATTENTION, LAWYERS
Revised Code and Acts of Legislature.

WE can fill limited number of orders as
follows: 1000
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If the Acts of 1872 are furnished us, we will
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The Acts of lS1l-1S72 we cannot furnish.
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Second day Of February. Isss,
CUANCEHsY NOTICE..

JOSHUA GREEN, Chancery Court, First
Dist. Kinds County
W. H. GIBBS, ct al. Mississippi!
ON opening the sworn petition of Samuel
~ II. Moore, filed in this cause, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
one of the defendants therein, j. L. kirken-
dali, does not reside in the State of MISSISSIPPI
pi but resides beyond the limits thereof to-
wit: State of Missouri, postoffice not known,
so that the ordinary process of this Court can
not be executed against him: 1t is therefore
ordered by the Court, that said defendant J.
l. Kirkendall do enter his appearance herein
or before the Fourth Monday of March, A.
ID. 1878 the same being a regular term of said
Court thereof al the Courtroom, in the City of
Jackson, Kinds county, Mississippi and plead,
answer or demur to compliments petition, or
the several allegations thereof win be taken
for confessed as 10 him II is further ordered
that this order be published in the Weekly
Clarion. n newspaper published in the city of
Jackson, once n week for four consecutive
weeks. Ordered this January I'D, 1873
w. 7. RATLIFF, Clerk
By A. G. MOORE, ID. G.
true copy from the minutes.
W. L. RATLFF, Clerk.
By A. g. MOORE, d. G.
jan23 78-4w.
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D1,unn, Farker, Pegram, Perkins pin,o,a
!, a ' Reed OF Choctaw, Rei3 IF CO..
a ,nia' Richardson, Roane, Roherfs Roh;n.
Stn,,,. SOU, Seal. Stands, Smith. Snink.
reO w street, Tison, Trest, Tucker. War
49, w, " asnlhgton, Whitaker, Wilson. Wood
loo anu ioung OF Panoia
ABsENr-Messrs. Ballard, Bizzell. Cun-
nntIhgham of Monroe, Hogin. Libby. ova
I1hco"lne, Miller of Pamela. Rainey Rad'
neau O. Setabrook, Spight, Stamper. Taryer
Leave of absence granted Messrs stom,ar
ana Cunningham OF Marshall
AIT. Gibson. chairman, reported numbar
OF bills properly enrolled. '''''-' '''
:. by MI GLASS. To amend the act creatin o.
Ihe Board OF Levee Commissioners for.tbe
SN4uh' ae o. Bolivar and Issaquena, approved
thereto; approved Jan. u, 1877. Referred
ny Mr. Perkins. To repeal the act to
abolish The Levee Board of District No. |,
approved April IL, 1876. Referred.
by Mr.. Cameron. For the relief of Thos
zones and TLos Stewart of Madison county.
By Mr.. Henry. To amend section 2497.
Code of 1871. ~
MI Street moved to suspend the rules so
as 10 permit speeches of five minutes only
In Committee OF the Whole. Carried
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole (Mr. Gibson in the Chair to con ,itler
the same question under consideration YES
terday. AT 2:l0, the committee arose. and
reported progress.
Mr.. Gibson, chairman of the Special Com
mittee on Agricultural Liens, reported nine
bills. which had been introduced upon that
subject and referred to the committee. do
not pass, and reported a committee bill,
to amend an act entitled an act to pro-
vide for agricultural liens, approved April
IA 1876.
Mr.. Stands, for the minority, reported
another bill on the same subject.
The reports were made the special order
for Thursday, February 5. at 10 80 O'Clock.
By Mr.. Baker. To amend section 1892.
Code of 1871, enumerating the cases in
which the remedy of unlawful and forcible
entry shall lie, and to amend section 1896,
in relation to giving new appeals and
bonds in such cases Referred
BY Mr.. Seabrook. A resolution relative
to the liability of the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
read to the State for taxes. I'VE will re-
port the resolution in full to- morrow. Re
terred to special committee Messrs Sea-
brook, Cook, Nelson. Brown and Gilmer.
The House. at 2:l5 o'clock, took recess
until 80 o'clock
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Monday, the 25th day of February, 1878,
DAVID J. CANNON, EFT AIS,


THE HEIRS W C. LEMAY, DECEASED
In the Chancery Court of Lawrence County
Mississippi, at Rules, December 7th, 1877.
ON reading the Bill of Complainants for
" confirmation tax title and the affidavit
Herewith filed, it appearing that the names of
all persons in interest and their places of resi-
dence are unknown and that diligent inquiry
has been made for the same, and they cannot
he found il is therefore ordered that all per-
sons interested be made parties defendant TO
the bill by notice addressed to all persons
having or claiming any legal or equitable in.
terest in the following described land sold for
taxes on the first day of February, A D., 1876,
viz: Part of Se14, Section 50, Township 6,
Range IL, east, and Fractional Section SO,
Township6 Range IL, east lying in Lawrence
county, Mississippi, sold as the property of
the said W. c. Lemay, and all such persons are
hereby notified TO be and appear before the
Chancery Court of said county, at the court
house thereof, to be held on the 4th MONDAY
| OF MARCH, A. ID. 1878, and show cause if they
have any, yhy the prayer of complainants
| for the confirmation of their tax title shall not
be granted. And there being no newspaper
published in said county, it is ordered that a
COPY of this order be published in The CLAIR
ION, Jackson, the Capital of the State, for four
consecutive weeks. 1t is also ordered that q
copy of this order be posted at the Court House
door in said county for four consecutive weeks
Ordered and decreed December 7th, 1877.
A. II. LONGING, Clerk.
Dee.A '77--4we
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY. February

FRIDAY, February l, 1878.
9Ouse met pursuant to adjournment.
I'm Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Roll
sREsENT-Messrs. Aldrich. Allen, apple
k%e, Augustus, Bailey, Baker, Bassett,
80; Bird, Brown, Bunch, Cameron, Car
N. Catchings, Causey, Chamberlain Clay,
tsSS Cooper, Cunningham of Marshall,
1SCGIey, Davidson. Day, Dean, Denham,
,nery, Dozier, Eaton, Edwards, Erwin,
FoIisr, Farley, Field, Ford, Gallagher,
or r5S Gibson, Gilmer, Glass, Goodrum,
fstSSn, Gwin, Hall, Hampton, Hatch,
Y%sman, Henry, Hicks OF Kinds, Hicks
es ZOO Hill, Hoyle, Hurt, Johnson, Key,
tsrS.nL iddell, Lusk, Magee of Franklin,
Lar sSal, of Carroll, Marshall Of Holmes
Lciahall of Warren, Martin, McCollum,
lean AIMEE nee of Wilkinson, Mckenzie, Nc
opt s Mc Whorter, Nets, Miller of Copiah,
stSSamnery of Marshall, Montgomery OF
'''e'ia' Moody, Moore, Nelson, Niles,