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To the Editor of the Union:

TO the Editor Of the Union:
beg the of your columns to ask the editor of the
New York Globe for the of the writer of letter
dated Cincinnati 23d May 1s4S, and published in his
paper of the 30h ult do so, because that editor char
acterzes him zone of the ablest democrats and most
distinguished lawyers in the State of Ohio, and ntmates
that he faithful exponent of the feelings and wishes
of the democratic party in that State 1t is true that the
writer himself says that he has not acted for several
years with the party;" but in speaking of call for
freeterritory convention he says that i is signed by
1900 voters of all parties; and that he has not doubt
that, should the convention of both parties nominate
doughaces, this convention will be prepared to move
with the New York democracy; and he thinks that the
prospects, thereby favorable to triumphant result in
Ohio
venture nothing in denying, do,that the writer
of that letter is, was, democrat and assert
peremptory that the call of which he speaks is gotten
up entirely by abolitoniss and old and thorough wings
So far from the democracy of Ohio participating in the
sentiments of the correspondent of the Globe, they view
it in its true light phase of old enemy; and
neither the Globe nor its letter writer point out the
of single democrat in the county in which Cncin-
natl stands, and is embraced on the list of which he
speaks. 1t will be queer mixture if the New York de-
mocracy unite with the Ohio wings. But shall see.
A CINCINNATIAN
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DE MOCRATIC NOMINATIONS,
For Mayor,
JOHN BOYLE.
For Register,
JAMES w. SHEAHAN.

once Consulting Engineers and Counsoilors for
Patentces,
EoR imparting information the subject of inventions,
and the application of chemical and mechanical sci
the arts agriculture, manufactures, and mines, and
for procuring and defending patents in the United States
and in foreign countries,
Professor WALTER R. JOHNSON late Of Philadelphia and
c. Romans, of Washington city, Ito be aided by HA
ARD KNowEs, esq., late machinist of the United States
Patent Oce have associated themselves together for the
above branches of professional business
either in their office, the Patent Office before the
and will devote their undivided attention Tor
wardng the interests of inventors others who may
suit them, place business in their hands Mr. Knowles
has for the past twelve years held the post OF achnst in
the United States Patent Office, and resigns that situation
in order take part in the undertaking. His tai
and peculiar fitness for the important office long
filled by him. have been fully recognised by inventors
wherever the Office itself is known
The Office of Messrs j. Il r.. is street, opposite the
Patent Office Washington, D. c. where communications
(post paid will be promptly attended to- examinations
made, drawings, specifications and all requisite papers
prepared and models procured when desired on easona
bic terms Letters of inquiry expected to be answered n
examinations had, must be accompanied by fee OF
five dollars.
In the duties OF their office which pertain the patent
laws Messrs j. 81 R. will be assisted by legal gentleman
of the highest professional character and fully convesant
with mechanics and other scientific subjects
WASHINGTON, d. c., June i, lS4S.
June 3-law3mdSGcp
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American Quarterly Register and MaSsxsne-No. 4.
We have received and examined the initial number of
this work, conducted by Judge James Sryker formerly
of the New York bar and bench which has Just issued
from the Philadelphia press and cannot but congratulate
the statesmen, political economists and lovers of hstor-
cal record and sound information of every Glass; that
have at LENGTH among periodicals. which is emf
neny suited to Its design, and worthy of being preserved
IN Their Libraries. Such work has long been deemed
deSderatum by many The idea is perhaps, that OF Ed
mund Burke, the celebrated Irish statesman the esab
llshment OF the British Annual Register But what was
there embraced in annual volume, here served up in
quarterly porhons and the plan of the British critic has
been enlarged in several departments of knowledge
adapted, in its details. to the wants of our institutions
and embraces miscellaneous matter, under various heads,
Excluding rgldy fctions and tales) which will, at the
same time, make the numbers welcome visters to the
bOudoir and centre table of the well-informed
There is, in the present number, condensed and we'll
written sketch of history for the last years II is in
tended starting point, and will be followed by quar-
terly sketches which will keep the reader posted up in
the living history of all civilized nations There is also
quarterly chronological list of events, dgesed from
authentic To these two leading features are
added obituary notices, short biographies papers trade
and commerce. the coinage of the United States mint
climate, meteorological phenomena political events, the
aboriginal race, the fine arts, and other matters which
cannot fail to interest all who take an interest in the
progress of their country The work evnces research
good Judgment and talent and reflects much credit
the editorial and critical skill of the able editor and pro-
pretor, whom we commend to the eectua patronage of
our friends Mr., Stryker has, indeed emnenty acqut-
ted himself of the task which he has spent much time
planning and bringing forward and we trust this issue
may be the foundation of a PERMANENT NATIONAL PERI
oDICAL
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Total hands %, l24

This revival of trade depend upon the home
MARKET stimulated by the of numbers of the wealthy
from the Continent and by good harvess The European
markets, which take onehird of the English production
show indication of returning animation the other
hand the elements of dscord be active. In
France subsequent the organization of the National As
semby funds considerably and manufacturing indus
try far revived produce advance OF francs
cotton The of the 18th instant in Paris reported
by the arrival of to-day, calculated again parayze
this of enterprise The gratifying revival of the
trade of England will scarcely compensate for the fall
ing off of the European demand The Treasury table of the
United States for l8 having just to hand it will be
interesting compare the actual quantities of each ar
exported from the United States in two years. fol-
lows
Domestic exports of the United States for the gear ending
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1t is observable how important the trade has become in
each ohese articles without reference to the extra demand
year for breadstu The trade in each has spread
regularly and heathy, and must continue to do so the
rapidly that udicous arrangements enlarge the mar
ket for the medium in which payment is received.
The money market here remains easy under continued
large exports specie Europe during the last week, i'm
Guiding $4,000 yesterday by the Boston packet for
morrow. The exports have been $SO0,0O0 but from
abroad and from the interior larger has been received,
and the banks show uneasiness The Mcssrs Roths-
child large buyers of specie n London for the CONT
nen and their purchases sustained the prices in London
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The following was received at this office al 30 minutes
past o'clock last evening, dated
ST. LOUIS, June 81 O'Clock p. m
To the Editor of the Union;
The respects of the Illinois State Register TO the vete
ran editor of the Washington Union-they avail them
selves of ORey's first fash from the capital of the
"banner Sate to pledge, in the of her democracy
20, 900 majority for Cass and Butler.
LANPHIER & WALKER.
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A CARD.-Mrs. BEMAN, I29 Nassau street. New York

A CARD.-Mrs. BEMAN, l29 Nassau street, New York,
n manufactures shirts order, cut by measure, and
informed she has made arrangements with Mr.. p W.
Browning, merchant tailor, United States HOTEL Pennsyl-
yania avenue take for her style Of Shirts and
transmit orders her shirt establishment in New York,
where they will be executed, and delivered Mr. Brown
ing without delay.
n b. Members of Congress and others who have given
orders Mrs Beman during her late visit to Washington
for shirts will receive them, executed, of Mr..
Browning, who viii always keep assortment OF her
shirts on hand. June 3-3t
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BANK METROPOLIS,
Washington, June 2, 1913.
IE Stockholders in this bank hereby notified that
an election for of the bank, for the
year then ensuing, will be held the banking house
on Monday the Sd day of July next
The polls will be opened 10 O'clock m, and close
at O'Clock, p. m.
BY order of the board.
June 3-eodtd RD SMITH, Cashier.
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The hint of "a Young Democrat is taken into ad.
lsement We will reconsider the question, however-as
some 1--WE think, undue importance seems to be attached
20 t-consu the usages of the press here and act &C
rodingly
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Indian Treaties.-Treaties between the United States
and the various Indian tribes, complete from ITS to
1887 ALSO the laws of the colonies, and the laws of the
State since 1868 in relation Indians and
Indian AFFAIRS and the proceedings OF the Congress of the
Confederation and the laws passed by Congress the
same subjects The whole collected into volume, large
octave. few copies for sale by
June3 +. TAYLOR.
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q PARKER having removed down stairs into his new
-. store has lust received, and is now opening COM
plee assortment of rich fancy goods, all entirely new, and
of the latest styles, consisting of rich assortment OF
she'll tuck combs evening FANS retcues purses steel Trim
mngs purse silk very choice assortment of extracts for
the handke che Cologne soap, beef marrow for beauty
ing and promoting the growth OF the hair shaving cream
English dressing COMBS hair tooth, and nail brushes toilet
glasses, &C., &c.
s. PARKER'S,
Permery and fancy store Penn between A and
9th streets, doors east of Coleman's Hotel
,-A handsomely furnished parlor and or two cham
bers for rent the Inquire at the store.
June 3-3t saturday Evening Newsl
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Ii has been reported, in several letters from this city,
that General Taylor expected to arrive in few
days, his way to Frederick. We presume this is a
mistake, we are informed by member of the court
that General Taylor has never been summoned a wit
ness before the court
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We are happy to state that the Hon. Mr.. Sylvester OF
New York, has returned to the city, and resumed his
duties IN the House of Representatives, from which he
had been detained for several weeks in consequence OF
illness in his family
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TINE American Quarterly Register and Magazine,
i conducted by James Stry ker.-Ths valuable period.
cal is just issued from the press OF r. g bddle, OF
Phadelpha may be had at the bookstore OF the sub
scber who is the agent this city, and who will receive
subscriptions and deliver copies to all that wish to take it.
WILLIAM NJ MORRISON,
Penn. avenue, Washington city.
The following recommendation is from Professor Henry,
of the Smithsonian Institution;
Before publication American Quarterly Judge
strvker Of his and then
of its importance supplying
constantly have since the first number Of the
Journal confirmed opinion previously expressed its
being work Of great value to the public.
e JOSEPH HENRY.
"wAsHrroros, June ], 1897
o. For the character and design of the work. reference
is made Hon. John Bryan opposite Wizards Ho-
tel Ponnsyvania avenue. juno 3-2awu
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POPULATION TExAs-The cent census of Texas
shows the population to be l45oCO exclusive OF Newton
and San Patricio counties
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CASS AND BUTLER.
ROLL O.N THE FALL!

10 Il Il OsN N II II n u u!
The democrats of the city well our friends from
abroad are requested attend meeting to be held in
front of the Union Buildings Saturday evening, June 3d.
at u o'clock.
Hon Thomas Henley, of Indiana, and other eloquent
friends of the cause will address the meeting. Let there
be a general turnout from all the wards.
June PIT
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD HEALTH, June I'd, l548
A MEETING of the board will be held at the City Hall
"A this Saturday afternoon o'clock. Punctnal at
tendance is requested, important business will be pre-
sentcd for consideration.
June 3 JOHN Y. BRYANT, Secretary
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Sales Of hay AZ 80 cts Hemp dewrotted) $780, dressed
S6O-maket depressed Pork declined l2A during the
week. and recovered Is heavy but prime firm
at 81 81 $s, and SO S7A $40 for the former. Missouri
England $lI. Chicago beef SO 80. Beef in
tierces goes England from first hands Ohio lard has
advanced under active demand sales (barTes
and tierces) 81 cts No q fair prime 81 cts kegs
II cts; stock of barrels large Picked and dry sailed
in request-sacs OF sides 81 cts, hams cs shout
ders 81 cts, sides 81 Smoked beef
Butter is little higher, say I6 ls cts, dairy
Orange county lsi a 20 cts
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Extra Attracti0nI
LAST THREE NIGHTS AT CARUSPS SALOON
7Hur.dav Friday AID Saturday, Js~s LIT, ID, and 3D.
In addition to tho Diorama Of
THE RURJNL.NG OF JMOSCOW
And now feats of
MAGIC,
BY Mr. YOU'VE,
Will be introduced brilliant display Of
DAZZLING SCENES AND PYRRHIC FIRES!
Tickets rs cents. Children half price.
Doors open at a quarter g. To commence at quarter
past O'Clock.
lima
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Rice is dull at SO u $3 3s7A SALT Liverpool ground 81
O2a domestic whiskey is in requestsales Ohio 10Y q
sugar is in good demand-saes New Orleans q a At; tai
low is steady ST 8nferor, "A cash tobacco is in fair
demand-saes Kentucky, 81 al.
Freghts moderate. Beef, Liverpool, As cotton,
a 532d. corn, 4d.
The stock market has been dulthe ancies scarcely sup
port themselves while the sound stocks remain firm Gov
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DIED,
Yesterday morning. at o'clock Miss M. AsHWOOD native
of England but for many years resident OF this city.
funeral will take place to-day o'clock from the residence
of Mr., LrrrLe, d, between 9th and 10th streets.
No. Rev. H. sliccr will (by Divine permission J
preach in the Capitol on next Sabbath at ii o'clock
June
ht-Attention, Sir Knights-A Special Assembly OF
Washington Encampment of Knights Templar No will
be held the Asylum, corner of 10th and f Streets
Saturday evening" Sd instant, at O'Clock precisely.
Soiourning Sir Knights in regular standing respect
fully invited to attend.
BY order of the M E. G. G.
EZRA WILLIAMS, Recorder.
June
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, June 2-6, p. m.
Arrival of the steamship Niagara7ae Democratic Con-
psnton-Reception Of Gs" ca"-1he Ssg"'"'.-IAs
markets, &c.
The steamship Niagara has arrived At Boston with three
days later intelligence from Europe than that brought by
United States, after passage of twelve days and about
fourteen hours annex slip, containing all 'no news A1
has yet reached this city from her.
The Democratic City Convention organized last night oy
the selection Colonel Sandeson president They pass
ed resolutions highly approving OF the Nominations ol
President and Vice President and opened the campaign
under the banner of Cass and Butler in fine spirits
Preparations were made for the reception Of General
Cass on Monday next, in which his political friends arc
invited and will most cordially join. He is expected TO
reach here at o'clock in morning, and will be met At
the cars by the convention and large concourso OF ct
zens who will escort him to his quarters
The Scguin troupe perceive are about giving series
of in Washington They have bean drawing over
flowing houses for upwards OF two weeks a. the Holiday
street threare They never in inner voice. ana naf
Reeves their new tenor unrivalcd In the onteo
THE MARKKrs.-In the Baltimore market, this monin&'
there was little nothing done and no change ~ p!oes
Howard street is held at $5 80, and City Mla AZ
IS s7a.
IBY TELEGRAPH FOR THE BALTIMORE SUM-
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
Three Days Later from Esreps.
The following despatch has been received by telegraph
by the Baltimore Sun, and issued this afternoon:
BosToN, June 2-12 m.
The steamer Niagara arrived here this morning, after
yery short passage-havng sailed from Liverpool on the
Goth instbrngng three days later intelligence than was
brought by the steamer United States.
The provisional government had succeeded in restoring
order in Paris and the republic progressing quietly
and harmoniously.
The cotton market was not so firm Sales OF the week
900 bales New Orleans, good to fair, was quoted at
SID
Sales of flour at 26s 3D. to 2Ss. Indian was hm
at 32s a 32s 3D. Indian meal 12s to Ids. Wheat was
Monetary affairs had undergone no change since the
sailing of the United States.
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Now IL the TIme-areat AttractaonH
HE subscriber having determined to close out his aIgS
and valuable stock of fancy and staple dry-Eoods wn
commence from this sell off his entire stock OF gooos
prime cost for cash exclusively Members o.
strangers and citizens requested 70 can ines'T'
before the assortment is broken ,,o urr-ryNrrro
May A-6td 0Eo OLE AiASAo0
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Although the transactions abroad large, sales for
investment made-United States 6s at 81 New York
80 81, Ohio 81.
Yours PRENTICE.
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POSTSCRIPT.

Important and Cheering Intelligence.
FRIDAY NIGHr, half past o'clock.
teegraphic despatch to private source is received
stating late arrival from New Orleans with news that
the treaty of peace is positively ratified, and that tho
news is unquestionable.
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European House,

European k10WDSy
p.rn.v,pnnia aremue bef,Usen l4h AND 10Th sfrests
vv>JE takes pleasure inform his friends ana
| the public that he will be happy to accommodate
Ga>y more with without rooms on very reason
hle terms He can also provide families with furnished
ar mnfnished rooms He will continue his french ana
American restaurant and will have dinner served up IN
and out the house the shortest notice. in superior se
as he is determined supply his !arder with the best
the market affords His bar supplied with tho choices
liquors and wines and he particularly recommends the
fancy jueps and cobbers ,u
Visiiers having business at the departments win ind
his house very convenient located In the mmedi-
ate vicinity Of the various public ofRces -
Breakfast from II to 10 O'Clock, for 0l cents Lunch,
from IL till o'clock the very low price Of 81 cents and
dinner from 81 n o'clock for 80 cents SUPPER from
till O'Clock, at rs cents. -,
He feels assured that those who favor him with call,
will repeat their visits he intends do his best to
make all comfortable who give him their patronage no
also speaks the French and German anguaees.
FREDERICK LAKEMEYEh
May A-3taw2m. ----
T,AsHIONABLE Rsady-nsds Cle<AaaG SvV
syle can be found the New York Msmmotn Nso.1-
ing Sore-Genemen wishing to repenismn .. s =, ~
robes with Summer Clothing would az Una Or .hions
above establishment, they can ind a. x'n ~ - snnd
youths and servants clothing at prices .na Gihins
vos such a. robes de chambre, shirts, g'ovos
&C., at bargains cAIJIGAN e. SON.
~ Pam av next door 70 D. Clagsu Co,
juno 2-eo3t N"~A' o
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under very large arrivals from every quarter of the
world considerable portion OF this demand is for mill
ary purposes In that view ALSO Russia has prohibited the
export OF gold and the government ceased selling IT, The
continuance OF the Of the precious
ultimately produce difficulty. he cheap goods of
them, whieour produce
command much market at present there Sterling very
scarce OA III For the continent, there
ers Some settlements have been made 22 for Paris
Hamburg 364 36h Bremen 50 s2A Amsterdam IL a Az
During the past week there has been more doing in
general way Notwithstanding tha the busy season may be
supposed past In cotton prices well maintained The
of to-day has yet produced practical effect upon
the market. The prices remain follows;
Ord tol Mid to Mid. fair Fully fair to
Inf good ord. good mid to fair good fair
m Tgsnd and and Florida Ass ga az, Asa
The flour market has been less influenced by the foreign
Although the arrivals via canal have been pretty
large the demand for the eastward has been good and
prices remain the same, closing heavy Pure Genesee,
common, SIS SO Il $5 rs; Ohio oswego, and Michigan,
S5 37A 50 SO round hoop Ohio 30 So rs; common
N. Orleans So; Canada, in bond So Alexandria, Howard
and Georgetown SO a So l2A Richmond county
So l2a -four dull at So SO $3 rs meal W 564
Wheat droops under large receipts sales of Ohio $50
I24 100 cts. Northern rye is lower by ctssaes u %
delivered. Oats Jersey AZ 43 cts canal 4S cs Vir-
GINA AZ Yellow has been in good demand for
port and the supply has been amplesales Of northern 55
56{ cts Virginia white So cts; southern yellow So 81
cts; white N o. So The exports for May have been
n.
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We are favored with the following extract of letter
from distinguished officer board of the United States
ship independence, dated