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HOUSE.

After the reading OF the journal the Speaker
stated the pending business TO be the further
consideration of the copyright bill
Mr.. Simonds Comm, in charge Of the bill
stated that the friends Of the measure were
willing to have a vote taken Immediately, but
expressed his readiness to yield any time that
its opponents might desire.
Mr.. Springer Illl.) criticised the first section
Of the bill on the ground that il placed no limi-
tttion on the life of a copyright.
Mr.. Simonds replied that there was no change
in the law SO far it referred to the life Of the
copyright; r. sht;,,,- ,-,.,,., A..
the tarif law In SO far as the importation of
books was concerned. So that the first effort
after the Mckinley bill and after the election
was to make 1t more impossible to import ar
ticles from abroad, notwithstanding the state
ment OF the President that importations were
increasing.
Mr.. Peters (kan.) expressed his opposition b
the Character of legislS involved in the bill
MIR. Breckinridge (Ey.) said that il W. clearly
inconsistent with any idea of copyright TO maize
1t anything but exclusive. He who owned .he
copyright had right to sell il according TO his
Judgment. He did not believe tat cheaper
books could be obtained now than could be OBJ
tanned under this bill, but even if they could
this was matter of jus..ce and honesty.
Mr.. Farquhar iN.Y.) said that the intention
VI tu' blll was pnDnc honesty. 1t benefited
the printers. and out of the government pr ut
ing office came cheap books.
Mr.. McAdoo M. said that the moral sense
OF the American people would be outraged
unless this bill passed. It was an American
bill and would give the American people Ameri-
can books by American authors.
MIR. Kerr Iowa) opposed the bill.
Mr.. Cummings (N.I.) declared that the bill
was demanded not only by the National Typo
graphical Union, with its 5000 members but
by the American Federation of Labor and by
| the knights of Labor.
ANArIoN OF ''cHUNPs."
Mr.. Butterworth (Ohio) supported the bill
Whenever, he said. the time came that ideas
thinking-had no money value, we would be-
come a nation of .'chumps" Laughter.
Everything we saw about us was but material.
lied thought. A thought produced action; il
ought to. The government had said that j,
| would recognize property in thought when il
1t had established the practice and recognized
the wisdom of protecting the individual in the
exclusive right to great thought that would
bless mankind.
MOTION TO REcoHNrT.
Mr.. Peters (kan.) moved to recommit the
bill with instructions to the committee on pat.
ents to report it back with an anne ndment limit
ing the life OF a copyright to fourteen years.
Mr.. Breckenridge (Ark.) moved to amend
the instructions by instructing the committee
TO provide for the importation of books of for
eign authors at the rate now provided by law
Lost-yeas, IS; nays, l40.
THE BILL PASSED.
The vote on the passage of the copyright bill
was: Yeas, l39; nays, 50; SO the bill was passed
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HARD ON SENATOR CARLISLE.
A Rascal Representing Himself as the Sol
of the Senator.

A Rascal Representing Himself as the Son
of the Senator.
Senator Carlisle is very much annoyed Just
now because of the proceedings of some one
who is representing himself to be a son of the
Senator, and who bears the self-applied name
Of John G. Carlisle, jr. This individual is not
content with the social status which the
cognomen would give him, but he is
working it for financial results. He is now in
the City of Mexico, and the Senator was made
aware Of this fact by the appearance of two
drafts. one for S100, the other for 600. both of
which were cashed for the rascal. bank took
one of them, Gen. Frisbie the other, and now
the holders have forwarded them to the sur
prised Senator for final liquidation.
There is but one John @. Carlisle, jr.," said
the Senator to a STAR reporter this afternoon.
'He is my grandchild and is but two years Old
do not know who THIS draft forger is; he i
an impostor. Last fail I heard there was q
person in Indiana who represented himself az
being my son. He also was John G. Carlisle,
jr., and an impostor."
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chief Engineer James But
terworth, ordered to special duty at the Harri
son Loring works, Boston, Mass. Lieut. Thos
NJ. Brumby, detached from duty - assistant b
the inspector of the third light house district
and ordered to the receiving ship Vermont
Enigns Charles H. Harlow and W. E. Stafford,
detached from duty at the Naval Academy and
ordered to duty in connection with the world
Columbia exposition. Ensign Charles W. Jun
gen. detached from the Pints and ordered TO
return home and report for duty in the once
Of naval intelligence. Hndgn Guy W. Brown,
detached from the coast steamer Gedney and
ordered to the Pinta- Assistant Engineer Gus
tav Kiammerling, detached from duty ss Loo-
don, England, end ordered home.
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STOCKS OPEN QUIET.
Small Fractional Advances Scored I'm ths
General List.

Smou troCuOnal advances ecoro0 IN e0o
General List.
New York, Dec. 3.-The stock market showed
quiet opening, with all the animation in about
half dozen stocks, among which st. Paul,
Lackawanna, Union Pacific, Atchison and
Louisville and Nashville were most prominent
and, while first prices were almost uniformly
higher than last evenings prices, the advances
extending to u per cent, the early trading de-
veloped a weak tone and the opening gains
were generally lost. At the opening West
ern Union was up to q, Erie. Louis
Vile and Nashville and New England g
per cent, while S sugar - was down =.
Late in the hour small frsctiona! advances
fineries developed marked strength, rising TO
1853 from 551S, while the receipts reached 81.
Northern Pacific preferred Joined the active
stocks. but failed TO move except in unison
with the remainder. At ii o'clock the market
was quiet, but 6rm TO strong, generally q
something better than frst prices.
Silver opened at l05A, highest sale, l05x;
owest sale, l05A; last sale, io5x.
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FORGER SMITH SENTENCED.

Ths skilful and Dishonest Pepman Sent \,
Prison for soventssn Yesrp.
NEW YoRK, Dec. S.-Albert H. Smith. vho
was convicted in the general sessions of forgery
in the first degree in raisinga seven-share Ger
ti6cate of Lake Shore stock to Q seventy-shsre
certificate, was sentenced by Judge Fit.eer,,a
in part Of the court Of general sessions today
TO seventeen years imprisonment In state
prison. Smith was . member Of the firm of
Mills, Robeson Smith, bankers and broker.
and perpesrated number Of similar forreries'
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DEPARTURE OF Our GUESTS FROM BRAzn.-
The Brazilian naval officers left the city for
New York at $50 this morning, accompanied by
Chief Clerk Brown, and Lieuts. Staunton and
Cowles. There was quite crowd at the Sta
ton to see them of, including the Brazilian
minister and staff, Admiral Walker, Lieut..
Mason and several other naval officers. To-
morrow night Admiral Gherardi will tender
the visitors a dinner on board the flag ship
Philadelphia, and q dance and reception win
be given on that vessel on Friday night. The
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03

A Cincinnati Lawyer Falls Through an Ele
sator shaft.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Dec. 3.-Hon. Isaac n.
Jordan, a prominent lawyer Of this city and
ex-member of Congress, was instantly killed at
10 O'Clock this morning by falling through an
elevator shaft at Lincoln's Inn court which had
been carelessly left open.
Mr.. Jordan had left his Office, which was on
the third floor of the building, and was about
TO descend by the elevator cab.
The door was open and be stepped
into space, falling clear 20 the basement. dis
tance of sixty-fiye feet. His cries, as he fell,
were heard by the meny persons in the build
ing, but before physicians arrived life was en-
tinct;
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BUSINESS OR GAMBLING?

BUSINESS OR GAMBLING?
The STAR does not require its adver-
tisers to gamble in order to do busi-
ness with it.
1t gives a certain stated circulation
in return for certain stated sum Of
money.
You don't have to bet that you will
get publicity for your money. You
have the certainty.
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o'BRIEN's ApNlCE REJECTED.
The Young ireland >ocirsy Of Cork Indor.es
parnell.

Cork, Dec. "a committee Of the Cork
Young Ireland Society, Of which Mr.. William
OBrien is president. has adopted a resolution
supporting Mr.. Parnell. This action il con-
trary to the course advised by Mr.. OBrien who
Is one of the delegates Of the nationalist party
in the United States who signed the cable dis
patch advising the retirement of Mr.P arneil.
The Cork Ninaers' Association has also
adopted resolution in favor If retaining Mr..
Parnell as the head of the Irish people.
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THE DIscoNTENTED INDIANS Nor SrARvrNa.-
Acting Indian Commissioner Belt has re-
ceived a letter from Special Census Agent Lea
appointed to take the census of the Sioux In
dians, who writes as follows: II have to see the
first family upon Pine Ridge reservation that
showed the least signs of suffering from want Of
food"
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
A Number Of Names Sent to the Senate II
day.

day.,
The President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations: LAthrop B. Kenney,
probate judge in Sewer county Utah, to cor
rect error in name in nomination Of last ses-
sion; Everett B. Sanders, register of the land
Office at Wausau, Wis; Robt. H. johnson, re-
ceiver OF public moneys at Wausau, Wis.
Navy: Chief Engineer George W. Melville to
be advanced one grade, &C., In accordance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress ap-
proved September 80, 1880; Assistant Engi-
neer Frederick C. Bieg to b passed assistant
engineer; Second Lieut.. Franklin J. Mess,
United States marine corps, hrst lieutenant;
Assistant Surgeons Thomas Owens and William
Martin to be surgeons; HAaped Assistant Surgeon
Edvd. II. Green TO bc surgeon; sheldon Guthrie
Evans OF Maryland and Adrian Richard Alfred
Of Michigan to be assistant surgeons;
Lieut.. Commander Boswell ID. Hitchcock
to be coumander; Lieut.. Walton
Goodwin, TO be iisutenanS commander; Lieuts.
0unior grade). A. 3. Culver and James H.
Sears, to be Mcutersnh; Lieut. Edward G.
Wood, to b lieutenant commander; Ensigns
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INCREASE OF IRcuLArIoN.-A statement pre-
pared at the Treasury Department shows that
there was net etincrease Of S. 1888 1856 in the cir
culatiOn during the month Of November and a
net increase of 81 ,281 ,022 in the money and
bullion in the treasury during the same period.
The increased circulation was principally in
treasury notes and gold coin and the increase
in treasury cash was principally in standard
silver dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03

DISTRICT 1NvENToRs.-Patentsh have been is
sued to citizens of the District as follows: John
II. Moriarity, adjustable sleeve pattern; Frank
n. Ward, seal stopper for milk preserving jars;
VIM. B. SOmers lamp burner.
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THE INDIAN SITUATION.
Three More Infantry Regiments Ordered Il
the Front.

Gen. Schofeld received telegram this
morning saying that fairs were quiet and un.
changed at the Rosebud agency. This was the
only information received in regard to the In
dian situation. Orders were today issued for
the first, fifth and seventh regiments of infan-
try to proceed at once to the scene of the
threatened outbreak. The first and seventh
regiments will proceed first to Omaha and
there await further orders.
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AUTHORIZED TO ACT.-Associate Justice La
mar has authorized Robert E. Hanna, assistant
US. attorney for the eastern district of Texas,
to act as district attorney until the vacancy
caused by the removal Of District Attorney
Wilson shall have been filed by the President
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John e. Craven, James II. Hethington and
John j. Knapp, to be lieutenants Junior
grade): Naval Cadet Herbert q. Gates of Michi-
gan. Ensign Edward X. Rawson of New York
and Philip r. Alger of Massachusetts, to be
professors of mathematics in the navy.
Also number of recess nominations
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R~To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,


The time has arrived when persons who owe bills
must pay them or lose their credit.
Do not takeofenss when you receive our notices.
but you are unable to pay go and make arrange
ment with the party you owe toward a settlement.
What want protection for our merchants against
that class Of persons who but will not pay their
bills.
Those who have failed to make any arrange
ment for settling their bills after having been properly
notified viii be reported to the members of the Mer-
chants Mutual Protective Union unworthy of credit
This association embraces merchants, doctors, law
yers and all other businesses trades and professions
Members will please notify at of any settle
made bills that have been given us for collec-
tion.
j. B. BROWN, Manager
nS-1m Room Is, Central National Bank building
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GovERNaENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S4S2, GOT; customs, S91O,O5
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SECOND OFFER.
ROUND BAY CITY.

This place is already too well known to need much
description Hundreds of our shrewdest business men
have already invested and realized largely Situated
right on the same line as PASADENA, it has become
Of the most popular resorts in the country. What
Cape May and Atlantic City are to New York and Phil
adephil, ROUND BAY CITY with its far superior ad-
vantages must become to Baltimore, Washington An
napos and Richmond. Invest your money here and
you safe Great improvements already completed.
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SPECIAL INDIAN AaENr.-The President has
appointed John c. Robinson special agent to
make allotments Of lands in severalty to In
diana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03

TREASURER J. N. HUSTON has returned to
the city and is at the Ebbitt House for the win
tar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIRST OFFER,
PASADENA.

AS AN INVESTMENT. lots in Pasadena are with
out doubt. the best ever offered The values not
fictitious. The prices charged not anticipated
or 10 years ahead Of time. They extraordinarily
low. They are SO low to make them come within
the rean of ALL When you take into consideration the
location of Pas ena, the natural of the
rounding country the railroad facilities. the deep
water baroor the ncarness TO Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis and the future possibilities Of the place.
together with the great beraity the part Of the
Southern Land Company in the elaborate improve
ments contemplated. you cannot find any other place
south of New York Offering one-half the Inducements
upon investments very small large capital
now offered II Pasadena. You invest any anonnt
from 81 up to $4,000 with a positive certainty of
large gains. lou can. moreover buy either for cash
time The prices of Lots IN Pasadena until
further notice, $.l,5, $50 and SlOO
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RELEGANT HANDMADE CLOTHES.
Wednesday, December 3, 1890.
The work room is cloeginc up again.
The &2S and @.U Suitin1s to order,
the $50 Chinchilla Overcoats TO order
and the $50 Full Dress Suits to order
are making things lively. While the
average tailor cannot get up one
speciality, am running three, and all
of them timely and below the usual
price for such qualities and work.
! would certainly like TO have you
place your orders as soon before the
holidays as possible. as IT takes time
to turn out Fine Handmade Clothes.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers"
1t Cor. 9th and G sts. NV.
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RARE YOU PERFECTLY SATISFIED
With the Tone. Style and Finish Of your present
Piano. If not call at the BRADBURY PALACE OF
MUSIC, E5 Pennsylvania ave-. and hear the sweet
toned Bradbury" Cases of English oak, antique
mahogany. Circassan walnut. rosewood and cherry.
Sold for cash on easy monthly payments os sIO
Old Squares taken in exchange. pl3r9n
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FOURTH OFFER:
ODENTON,

Half way between Washington and Baltimore, on
Baltimore and Potomac railroad; also a junction; 26
trains daily. Money invested here safer than in any
bank. You can buy for cash time at honest fg
ureS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03

The PRESIDENT HAS DENIED PARDON in the
case of Chas. Leonard, convicted in the Dis
trict of Columbia of manslaughter and SEN
fenced last July to years imprisonment in
the District Jail and to pay a fine Of $25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03

HSTHE FIRM OF n. L. CHAPPELLE CO. 8,
- consisting Of Nathan l.. Chappelle and
Peter >. Kemon, has this 2d day Of December. A. D.
1890 been dissolved by mutual consent, N. L. Chap
pelle succeeding to the business who all liza
bes and to whom all bills due the late firm will be
paid. N. l.. CHAPPELLE.
d:}-ns p. S. KEMON
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In A CRITICAL CoNDITIoN.-Admiral Porter
has not improved at all in the past twenty-four
hours, but on the other hand seems to have
lost ground As there is little doubt that he is
in a most dangerous condition the greatest ap-
there was decided change in his. condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03

AN APPOINTMENT AND A DIsMIssAL.-The
President has appointed Charles Stokes of Bev-
erly, NJ, member of the Chippewa Indian
commission, vice Isaac Fennimore, resigned,
and has directed that Jos. H. Wilson, United
States district attorney for the eastern district
Of Texas, be dismissed from Office for neglect of
duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-03

ROB'T DORNAN. wM NJ COATES.
| wM. WERNER. CROSBY s. MOVES.
| HENRY LOUCuHEIM. BERIAH WILKINS.
| C. J. BELL. JOHN i. HERRELL.
| NJ. NJ. PARKER. MARTIN F. MORRIS.
| CHAS c. DUNCANSON. JOHN s. JENKS.
CHAs PORTER. ALAN ii. REED
A. A. THOMAS. S. S. SHARP.
| DAM L. DONOVAN.
RECEIVES DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK AND
| ALLOWS INTEREST THEREON.
AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO ACT AS EXECUTOR,
| ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN, TRUSTEE,
BY WILL OR BY DEED. RECEIVER.
ASSIGNEE, AND TO TRANS
ACT ANY CHARACTER
OF TRUST BUsl.
WILL MANAGE ESTATES. FURNISH GUARAN-
TEED INVESTMENTS. MAKE AND SELL
LOANS SECURED BY FIRST TRUSTS.
AND WILL ISSUE DEBENTURE
BONDS.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent, with the most modern
safeguards.
Unsurpassed facilities for the storage of Plate VAL
liable Papers. Furniture Carriages or other valuable
goods.
Call and see u.s. Information cheerfully furnished.
As an evidence Of the sound financial condition of
this company. and Of its authority to transact the
classes of business above described we call attention
the fact that after valuation of our assets during
troller of the US. Treasury granted the following
certificate pursuant to the act of Congress October l.
1890
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
OF THE CURRENCY.
Whereas. The American Security and Trust Com
pany has filed with me the certificate Of its intention
avail itself of the provisions of the of Congress
entitled IAN to provide for the incorporation Of
trust loan, mortgage and certain other corporations
within the District Of Columbia approved October l.
$780, and to be chartered by and under said act duly
verified by the oath Of its president.
And whereas the said company has satisfied me that
is safe deposit security and trust company here
tofore organized under the laws of the state Of vr
snia and that at the passage of act and contn
uousy since the 9th day of December, A. D. 1889. it
has done and carried on in the District of Columbia
safe deposit, trust, loan and mortgage business and
that it is entitled to avail itself Of the provsos of said
| act
This ia 20 cer,;, ,,,. said .or,n.r has .ou,n,isd
with the requirements of said act. and entitled to
have and e.srciss ; .t, D,s,-;c, q, C,rm,,. . the
genera, and snsc;a, ,os .onts--sa r rarsor,,, Oh.
duties imposed by said act of Congress. on corpora
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THIRD OFFER:
GROVELAND HEIGHTS.

Just surveyed. laid out and ready for the market.
Slopes down to Bay magnificent beach, beautiful
building sites. Railroad right through the place
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ton House.--Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Enright
and Charles J. Harbold Of Cleveland, Mr. and
| Mrs. William NJ. Doolittle and William Doolit-
tie, jr. of San Jose, CAL, are at Hotel Arno.
Hon. Benjamin 8. Lowell of Boston, John
W. Drake of New York, DR.. Allan Menninger
Bliss and Jesse seligman Of New York,
Hon. A. P. Fitch OF New York and Mr..
| George r. Peck of Topeka are at the Arlinc-
| ton.-Robert Underwood johnson, secretary
American Copyright League and Messrs.
Cha Scribner, W. ". Appleton, Edward Eagles
ton of New York; who are here in the interest
of the copyright bill: are ut the Normandie.-
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kissam and family and Miss
Holly of New York are at the Shoreham,-
Hon. II. A. P. Carter, the Hawaiian minister.
and G. Lindenthal Of Pittsburg are at Worm
ley's.-R w. Rodman of Richmond, Va, and
F. A. Carle Of Portland, Greg, are at Welcker's
VIM. W. Grout Of Vermont, ex-Gov. r. M.
Price of New Jersey, Samuel Fowler Of New
ton, r. l., and Joseph Cotton, daughter and
Miss Jackson Of New York are at the Riggs
House.--George D. Herbert Of the Phiia-
SsphSa ws;sss;aae MSfsaa aa oSn and w.,Is hsssr
Stephen B. Kent Of New York are are
at the Hotel Randall.-Hon. r. Lansing Of
Watertown, N. Y, II. E. Montgomery of Buf-
falo, H. r. Beattie Of Chicago. W. F. Evans of
Topeka, G. E. Graham Of Pittsburg and W. L.
Dayton Of Trenton are At Willsrd's:--,Hon.
Owen Scotten, whose tobacco mills were burned
yesterday at Detroit, Hon. J. h. Whiting
Of Michigan and Hon. W. b. f. Lee
Of Virginia are at the Ebbitt House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McAdoo Of Jersey City and
J. N. Comstock Of New York are at the Lang
ham: John Anderson Of Boston, Tom Quill
| Of indianapolis, Geo. ". Leicester Of Front
Royal, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Kelley Of
! Roanoke, Va, are ct the Hotel Johnson.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster J. R. Stanton,
from the Minnesota and ordered to duty at the
navy yard, Mare Island, 22d instant. Pay
master II. J. Colby, from duty at the navy
yard, Mare Island, on the reporting Of his
relief, ordered to settle accounts and await
orders. Commander Dennis w. Mullan has
been ordered as assistant to the inspector of
the eighth light house district, l0th instant
and as inspector of that district January
next. Commander J. r. Bartlett, to hold HIM
self in readiness to command the Marion. Com
mandcr J. J. Read, to hold himself in readiness
s. W. Atlee, to examination for promotion
Pay Inspector J. z. Talfree, to the receiving
ship Minnesota, 9Th instant. Commander
Charles J. Barclay has been detached as in
spector Of the eighth light house district,
January next, and ordered to settle accounts
and aWait orders.