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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


NEW YoRK, March !, lSts
Mr.. Clay will be here on Tuesday and three
lays. Bring the big gun! Let Tayiorism hide its di-
minished head Talking of guns-at the "Young Guard
Clay Ball" last night rash young gent, after supper.
when the champagne overbaanced discretion, jumped
lpou bench and shouted ''Three cheers for Gen Tay
or" He treated acer that Hoored him and some
other Tay or men, who rushed TO the rescue, got ditto
futo in double quick time Taylorsm must keep quiet,
iust yet Little boats should keep in shore"
The wing resolutions ''rebukng" John Young for his
VIEWS themselves rebuked" in the Senate yes
ieday having been laid the table motion of Judge
Fine, OF ST Lawrence, by of Is 0severai wing
senator's voting with the majority This unexpected result
threw dtsmay into the reliable wing majority" in tho
scattered orces bring back the deser,e, and
the attack.
Two or three moral reform movements in tho shape of
bills to punish adultery and seduction their quistus
yesterday in the House of Assembly If legislative inter
ference be made available check benism, doubt
less it should be- and it is pity thar while tho majority
of the people unguesonaby agreed this point thoy
be brought unite any mode Of eecting tho
end in view.
Despite oroakers of the wing press, the spring trnde
ais year with brskness and promise The sales OF
cotton woolen goods unusually large Over 5000
packages of auction last week and yet tho
ca hardly be said have commenced Woollens ara
selling low consequence of the large stock in tho mar
ket Dress goods, patterns, command iuli prices.
Annexed is interesting table, in tho main accurate oil
the sales of dygoods auction in this city, by the Prnc
pal auction houses during the four and hall years end
ing December 81, 1917;
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We understand that the escort with Mr.. Adams's re-
mains will proceed Monday, at 10 O'clock in special
train to Baltimore They will remain till Tuesday in the
Monumental City, and thence proceed to Quincy to be
deposited in the tombs of his ancestors.
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Rv X. IL. DrER, .9,.cftoueer

VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.-On Thursday even.
ing next the 9th instant at O'clock shall SELL in
front OF the premises lots Nos Al, A. 49, A. and 49, in
square No 3S7 These lots will be subdivded into five lots
fronting each 20 feet Ninth west between and
L streets south, by depth of l25 feet each.
Also lot No 81, in same square, fronting rs feet south
street, by 40 feet in depth These lots are in the same
square with the Methodist Church. what termed the
Island and very desiraby located for building lots
Terms OF sale One third of the purchase money
the balance in equal payments of six and twelve months
for notes bearing interest and satisfactorily
II. w. DYER,
March S--eodNdsif Auctioneer
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WASHINGTON, March 2, lS4s.


To the Editor of the Union:
In your paper of yesterday. in speaking Of the state
mens of correspondent of the New York Courier. who
signs himself ga Seeding Clay Whig as to the States
General Taylor could carry, (which Mr.; Clay never
can" one of which Indiana, you say: ave have sub
mitted this statement TO gentlemen on whose information
we can rely and we are assured that General T.
not obtain the votes OF Maine, Virginia, Pennsylvania,
Mississippi, Illinois, Texas and Iowa Indiana, South
Carolina, and Tennessee uncertain"
What gentlemen" OF gentleman could have given the
opinion that Indiana would be uncertain in the event
of General T. being the wing candidate at loss to
conecurenor is it important; only desire to say that
such opinion is not entertained by me, any of my
democratic colleagues with whom have conferred on
the subject, with of my correspondents at home
and might add by not few Of the wings in that State
themselves. The democracy of Indiana do not allow
that their State is uncertan," let who will be the whg
candidate They believe it to be reliable democratic
candidates spoken Of believe is not denied but gen.
orally known, that Messrs Smith and Thompson the two
Oldest and distinguished wing representatives from
our State both favor the nomination of Mr. Clay rather
than General t.; which, imagine, would not be the
case if they regarded General T. the stronger man.
A MEMBER FROM INDIANA
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QOARDING.-Mrs. WILLIS, the corner of and
- 18th Streets has two pleasant rooms, suitable
for small families which she would pleased to have
occupied. She would also like to accommodate few
boarders with meals.
Terms moderate. Feb 9-Iaw3w*
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RoAhDING.-Mrs. HAMILTON on Pennsylvania avenue,
nearly opposite Cocmans Hetel has several large
yet noccupied which she will be pleased to let members
OF Congress- permanent transient boarders among them
are two or three fine front
Dec off
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Revolutionary Claims,


AM in possession Of authentic documentary evidence OF
the services and claims of the officers O, the Virginia
State line and navy hafpa for life and bounty lands
and OF the officers of the continental lines of the
States to pensions, communication paw and bounty lands
Inc evidence will be furnished the claim prosecsed
PDuval Tallahassee, Florida postpaid viii be attended
D. JOHN r. DUVAI
| AW and Land Once In Wisconsin.-ER.,rys w
DRURY and JOHN A. EASTMAN, partners under the firm
OF Drury " Eastman, at Fond du Lac, Wsconsn-auor.
ney counseos, and solicitors, and general land brokers'
Tor the purchase and sale of lands and entry land
Ians situated in the of that beautiful region around
Lake Wnncbago,-offer their services the public and
invite correspondence from land brokers and buyers They
,eer to Dr. 9. III. Van Paten, Hon. John II. Tweedy
Messrs Chubb ~ Schenck, Hon Senator Phelps Hon Ed,
Young March &c n Iv.
(NLOVES, SHIRTS, &c--STEVENS Uate Fish 81 Co \
~ las just returned from New York with fresh supply
Of 1865 'Nff'v
White and colored kid gloves
"Yoke-neck' shirts
Elegant new style
Canes French selfrasing umbrellas, &c.
80 All Of which will be sold at fair prices at the
Gentlcman's Quitting Establishment, Browns Hotel
Feb H-co6tf
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h8TA FOR RENT, a commodious dwelling house on
H;5 Pennsylvania avenue, in the row known the
- Sir Buildings" This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar garret.-Price $3.50 per year.
Enquire at the Union Office
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INOR RENT, nine furnished Rooms over the seed
4 occupied by Henry Douglas florist and seeds
snaH. Apply at the greenhouse adjoining, or to
JOHN DOUGLAS,
March 3--5t 10th north.
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MARHIED,

Thursday evening last by the Rev Mr. REESE, GEORGE
MeDUELL to SARAH JANE, daughter OF VIM MoRRow' esq
OF this city.
On the I'D instant by the Rev Jimrs DosE.s MI ChhL'
L. CHAPMAN Chilli South America to Miss ANNE T. MILF
only daughter Of MIR. C. MILLER formerly Of Baltimore
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THE LAST WEEK but ONE
OF THE EXHIBITION PowER's STATUE OF THE
GREEK SLYTE,
the Odeoa ofPennsylvania and Al stree
Abundance 70 cts Pamphlets ia cts. Feb. 2S-I,

WASHINGTON AssEMBLIEs Is4s.-The fourth
w Assembly will be given at Jackson Hail. on Monday
evening, March 8.
Noczen member of Congress, resident for the win
ter obtain ticket for any assembly without sub
scribng for the whole.
Strangers desiring tickets of admission will apply to
one of the managers.
Feb 5-3t
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Furnished Rooms In the First Ward for Rent
A FURNISHED paror and three chambers, with the
n use of kitchen, if required, in the LIST Ward, on G
street, between 18th and 18th Streets the War Depart
ment. Apply 10 B. Jost, Restaurant.
Il DecQ
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WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
Mr. Crittenden accepts the nomination the whig State
convention for the Office of governor of Kentucky but his
friends that he should fix day his resig
nation take effect because the posture public affairs
here this time is such that they tell how long
his services may be Indispensable in the Senate.
JOS. r. UNDERWOOD
G. S. MOREHEAD
AYLETT BUCKNER.
J. B. THOMPSON,
JOHN p. GAINES,
GREEN ADAMS.
Mr. Garnet Duncan is not in the city
Mr.. Crttenden yields to the wishes OF his friends and ac
the nomination of the whg State for the
Office of governor of Kentucky, with which convention
has honored him.
JOHN J. CRITTENDEN
To Messrs. l.. COMBS, r.. APpEnsoN and JOHN F. BELL
and others.
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Austenx. & spicer =
Wilmerdings, Priest, and Mount,
four years :
Haggerty, Draper, 4 Jones :
Fosters u Livingston :
Draper, Warren, & Montant, in
GLIDING Draper, Diss. & Warren
John Hsggerty x Sons, ono year
during the time :
Adee, Timpson, s. Co., Corlies.
Hayd0ck, 4 Co., Van Wyck X
Kobbe. J. Sampson, and John A..
Dayton, sold during same period
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MONEY TO LEND.-Address 'A," city post office,
1Sl and prepay the postage Personal real estate
cury required.
March div
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FURNISHED HOUSE to Let, three-story, with back
i building, containing eleven rooms, and situated
between 18th and 18th streets.
the War Department Inquire AT the drug of Wether
bee Bates opposite the Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania
low Adj
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DoAE FOHT WINE.-The subscriber has for sale on
draught and in bottle, port wine, made from the first
expression OF selected gapes-a wine in which physicians
and lnvalds can repose the greatest confidence.
JAMES BAILIE Wine Merchant
50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
next door to Congress Hall Hotel.
March
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In this city the Instant Major sATTERLEE CLARKE
Michigan formerly paymaster In the United states army in the
of is age
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GLOVES, CRAvATs, SHIRTS dsc.-Stsvens hns
VI just received full and beautiful white
kid gloves figured and black cravats white cravats
shirts, undeshirts and drawers, perfumery canes, &C.
Gentemens Furnishing Store, Browns Hotel
STEVENS,
Feb 29-if6t Until Late Fish Il Co.
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS.

L n ~
I ANE s. PORTER IS CsTHhsfSE- SIN anticipation
OF the close Of the season offer from this date, their
stock Of ch f.ncy and 'i'pe goods a sednetion OF "a
per cent from former prices The following comprise In
part their stock wi reduced prices
80 pieces beautiful style Satin Stripe Mohar e 70 2 Sd
50 fine qua ity high lusre JET black Aipaces, q
100 black BombsZines. hne, js 3. Cd, A. 10 IL.
DRESS S1Lks
500 pieces comprising al the refeut shades 10 plsn
ehangeabe, plafs and suipes an ehengeao.e ssi!n
Turcs satin Lsysntine. and ain Iachines very rich
Aswe wish 70 dispose ofour Mernol shall Offer great
Inducements Good quality and fashionable shades II to 8.
LuPia' best quality snd fs.ai9osss eoor' - to lo'
IN sHAWLS
a esrons blue white sc.rei. drsb, green, black and
snd other coors, al Wool, Long shsws from :
Log saawl,, superior. sle, 81 to 81,
with A fall assortment n Plsii
"''- '-'' LONG AND SQUARE sHaWLs.
Amor these psin coored drah long and square
AMERICAN PRINTS AND sHiRrlSGs
We receive direct from the msnufscur-rs and guarantee
20 sell them from y 10 cel tie ysi less than the job
essss heavy bieaehei Shifting, a. "a per yart
fine and stout 50, "a, and ID.
extra fne DO 9d aud 100.
=" yard wide, i7r pillow cases iei
80 yard VICE heavy sneetng, al IL
S cara. f.sl c0ofed Prints 81 ard %
10 exifs qnaiy and new siyles. small Cured 81 O.
. bale. good red Ell xLl'a Flannes. Il per yard.
warranted al Wool. - %.
Cloths Cashmere sa.lasts srd yestsgs. fa as.oft-
cLoAKs SACKS AID mANrlLLAs,
Comprising each sid every ahooabe shape u no -ssson
ether Velvet, Merno Or So flcniy trimmed win sewing
VELVET CLOAKs. SACKS AND MANTiLLAs,
very nehy trimmed ard laed lr0ug ho1l win ss' from
TREScH MERlSo cLOAKs.
shapes cnirey e-~, o. puppies. puns, drass na-o'ns
aes g. Jenny Lnd, balboa of se~lag - nose' hon.
Lsds. WHO p1rraa.s Of us he uasra. 'or cloaEs
Il they Ssh havs them cll without charge
dsli. LANE PORTER. IS CilsrneH
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BOOK TRADE.
THE GOLD MINES OF CALIFORNIA.

Ht NUL1D W IN . OF OAIllFUHNIA-
TIE ATTENTION OF AGENTS thro1gh re coun-
ty q called % the cheap sud carefully prepared Guide
10 he Col, Rezo' lss published by the subscribers emit
lee G1c Macs Of California ard also G-ographical To.
pogrsphrsi srt Historical view q hat courtry from or
csl documer. ard s1th-ut: sources. With Map Of re
country Lri particularly q the God Resior eded By @
Foster E'e Price q Al the su;he1fc Information
= reEars the country Ani he God Region tass car Be
procured vii he found IN tbs book. Price per hundred
ss = per 5o1-n Unsss orders sre seat prov PITY he
Publishers cannot engage 70 fatsfy hsn. ne eiiGon 3
press supply country orders. which vii he accord
ing the e u ,h- application THIS work tie sfs.
henic publication he subject ard embraces % he H.
formation OF any rsa vaue persons Interested iha
wonderful section OF cour'rv
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT
ZIG i Tr-urA RriltnEs. New Ynrk
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PROFESSOR BARsY's
WOHDLHTuL ThICOpHLH

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A GUIDE FOR THE PREVENTION

Nd CURE or THE CHOLERA-Gunn's Dome ,tic
[hMedcine gives ful ana complete rectons for The
rea Of this dreadful disease. MANY thOussnfl Of
ves have been saved by - herein recomm snd
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ont In plain language free from doctors terms the dissa
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medical Of Europe and America IL contains upward
If 20 parer and sr4 tho lou Pab
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4 ErlIt Il
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A NEW WORK on
CALIFORNIA WORTH HAVING

By.fef MI0y. C0,Is Biographical Eagiaoers.
DRICE TWO DOLLARS 1t IS a lsrge Congregational
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H. LONG & BROTHER, SC Ann st Y.
Copies mailed on receipt Of 81 postpaid, addressed IS
above dii Sis
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DBARNUM. Proprietor; y. HTcHcocS, Manager
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THls WEEK, commenc-
ing MONDAY. Dec n, 1919. SPLENDID PERI r
MANCES every afternoon o'clock and every evening
Al - GENERAL TOM THUMB IN THE SHADE
cresion. tho SMALLEST HUMAN PAIR hat vas ever
alive, In the persons Of MAJOR LlTTLEFINGER
and m. petite sweetheart TiTANiA. THE FAIRY QUEEN.
She Is Of the ~ years. and the height hs
MAJOR. both being much SMALLER THAN ON TOM
TIL NIB making them the most extraordinary prodgies In
the world, and the interesting curOsues
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evening from ti 10 The manager Il HlsO happy TO
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American Museum by the auih0r Of sewers u the mOs
popular turgsques md exIavsgsrIa- Of he day,
New HOfk IN Shoes" llcv did Sham AmOgr.r &C &c
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CHORUS GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Comedian,
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a UAInARr.r Roov

EOB EVERY TEACHER IN ThE LAND Pages
Theory and Practice ~ Teaching, The Motives and
Methods a good School Keeping
This hv the lsmented ID P Page. late Prin.
cDa ofthe Normal school Albany u commended by some
Of the dsiinPu shed edursors IN the cultry heu
swok which should be read by teacher ard parent
interested IN he Intellectual and moral training " the
young Tenth edition inst published by
A y BARNES & co. 81 JOhr-st New-York,
and sod BY Booksellers generally.
TIE second edition of Henry Bsrnsri's upon
school Architecture and NeutiatOu,Ist published by
RARNLS s. A l--l.I
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1856 BROADWAY,

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Geographical AID Typographical view Of the country, pre-
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tfts james Donald ashore Colts huns from New
Ten bud bias been stripped of sails rigging a. which
Eieafown Capt Dunn. arrived AZ New Bedford
Weay evening and reports tht shout bushels had
saved about third of which damaged which would
10 tAen o. hfgu1en The brig badly bged and wdl pfeoa
~ at b. g. al. ~ she is = Ola vessel
hooner Nne ard sOsni "Wednesday e large
-. ln fUv. apparently fall Of water steering L.
q a @.
tie Angola oi Manchester from New ioTs ior Salem
ne his belle laea with % INST lat 80 a. long -, by the
Mississippi Bsmoe) probably the v~-elo that name, Mer
f1ss master which o ult for NsWhuyIort,
zith r1r .hs had arrived last siyees
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s,oUSD TEETH.-Noihins 10 more Necessary 20
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.surd s- Of Teeth snd yet nothing Is more
elected or suffered 10 90 10 decay Or LOS',
kFRPy Deuf.t 50 Cbsrbers-s Of Broadway oegs
leave 20 inform hose OF his friends and ne rue "ao
have the mi. 0uns need operation ia ne inr {" -
Profession ihsi woud afford rim great pleasure 70 ssr
s1ca OF them may ihnk proper 70 favor MN VIE neil
psroosge Beet Mineral Teeth set on nne god pise ~
style surpassed either for beauty oIranIy oecayu
teeth aed with gold add al operations connected wn as
profession performed with such degree OF oeAescy sna
success ~ 10 warrant The moe; perfect sansiseaoS'
dis, saa-