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THE UNION.

both roughly" drummed out OF the wing camp a:
organs, and '.readay oyerslaughed. dismissed, cash
Tered, and without certificates OF merit, and one GER
family yet without any pay back ratons for lis
services-yet predict they wW be silent Though the
Wing conld not few days since restrain ITS oomPia,n'
OF the llberality OF those who establishing The Re
public towards itself, yet further murmurs will be
stuffed, and we. shall not be surprised II The ex-
cited feelings OF both presses allowed TO ooss
of in assaults upon the Union for venturing to alude to
so deiieae subject. would inform your coniempoia
res, however that II with feeling OF unkindness to
chem that have alluded TO this matter. II has been re-
ferred 10 OF Itself aordng Ddspuabe evidence OF the
dssenson and confusion in the wing counses here and
IN the wing ranks throughout the country, which We
have asserted does exist OF much OF the distraction ex
istins IN the cabinet both the Wing and ln,eigenceI
may be ignorant, because il is quite manifest that they
not in the full confidence of the President and por
ton OF his cabinet. They but pro hde Uice or
ceases in June next
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A CARD TO THE GENTLEMEN

Of the different government departments, TO the diplomatic
corps. and 10 The citizens Of Washington general.
Positively taught for only limited ioxger Apply soo~.
THE possession Of HANDWRITING, which is for
tune to the Merchant the Clerk, and all persons n
gagged IN public business private life is Of such inn
portance that
Mr.. BRISr row, FINISHING WHITING MASTER,
of twenty years extensive practice i'm the Atlantic cities and
London views it OF proprey and public benefit
in submitting specimens of his style Of teaching the door
of his Academy,
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET.
Promising and assuring those gentlemen who may koaor
him with their confidence that Notwithstanding the de-
ects the Stiffness crampness deormiy of their present
writing, they have excellent opportunity acqur-
ing, nth certain and success,
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The freedom, and handsome similarity the writing
exhibited-bold, rapid and manly.
THE LADIES' STYLE
Is of perfect beauty Enthusiastically delicate and
very graceful
Mar 23-lmd
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OFFICE OF MILLER q CO..

Corner of Baltimore and St. Paul streets.
WHERE splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid Than any other house in the Union, and
the oldest established exchange and lottery office in Mary
land
MILLER Il CO. have the pleasure Of pre- sening the
public the most
Briaiaat Lottery dr0scn IN ths Una1d States.
The capitals large and brliiant-the main prize
One Hundred Thousand Dollars!
And the chance for obtaining capa prize is truly spen
did In purchasing by the package, the purchaser has
chance in 100 OF drawing the great pzs Of 100000 and
one chance in $50 Of drawing either the
S250O0 $25O0one chance in every ak packages Of
dra wing the SlO1OOO $5O00, e2Oo0, $40. - 00O.
$1,000 5000 $4,000, or 81 $50 Truly splendid chance
Tor packages
MILLER CO. say try one. and in return look out for
at least OF the
Great Capital Pr1zssi
Besides this splendid chance in packages there fifteen
drawn ballots making fifteen prizes In every twenty-five
tickets
Look at this most noble Lottery,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of .MaryaGnd, Ciass a.
To be drawn the Law Buildings in the city OF Balu-
more on
SATURDAY. APRIL q, lst9.
Under the snpernendence Of commissioners appointed
his exceilency the Governor OF Maryland
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AN EXPERIMENTAL few years ago, gentleman near
Centreve (Md) got 200 bushels of lime from Mr.. 4.
Cooper, of BALTIMORE, and put it upon field of cayey
SOIL just then seeded in oats The time, believe,
February and The June put upon the surface after
the oats had been narrowed into the ground The oats
yielded well.
In August Of the year, the oat stubble being kept
free from stock, was ploughed down, and in October the
field was seeded in wheat The result was most graf
flying; and we publish this paragraph TO induce some
other farmer To Try the experiment the hope that k
results will follow. The land produces double now to
what il did before the lime applied
proper howeveT, 10 state that the wheat subbe,
which very fine, was ploughed down in the follow
ing October and the ground planted with the
ing year.-CetreUMc Times
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Treasury Departm-nt. April IA. rs


ID the Sd section OF the of The Sd March last entitled
ID IAN ACT to provide for The settlement of the accounts of
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise in Mexi-
CO. II is enacted that where questions arise in respect
the reundng Of duties collected in Mexico the emis-
sion of penalties imposed the ground that the collection
improper the penalties wronginly enforced, the
shall be referred Tor the decision of the Secretary
the Treasury, who is hereby authorized and required
pay under the direction of the President of the United
States, out OF the the raised from coniri-
buttons such sums may be determined by him TO have
been improperly levied imposed contributions
ments, or penalties"
For Information Of claimants under this section of the
notice is hereby given that this department will require
that all claims shall be presented in writing, setting
the character and OF the contribution assessment
penalty, for which remission return of duty claim.
ed where, when and wherefore the contribution
nenl penalty was imposed, and to whom paid The ap
pcaon be verified by the oath OF the claimant corrobo
rated by the evidence OF dsineresied credible
Witnesses and be accompanied by the certificate Of the
proper accounting officer that the contribution dntes
penalties alleged to have been Improperly wrongfuy
lvied imposed have been duly accounted for and paid
the treasury OF the United States by authorized dis
bursements or deposites.
w. NJ MEREDITH,
Ap l7-eodf2w Secretary OF the Treasury.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our H~lumsrs Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, April 1916, p. IN.
foregw Intelligence BY the EWopa.-Sxoe storm.-1as
markets, &c.
portion OF the by the steamship Europa arrived
u midnight last night, and the balance this morning.
account oil which. FAR received transmit you IL
VIA De ound very Interesting, both in a commercial and
political point of view.
we MAD quite snow storm last night which continued
unh clock this morning, but has since given way to
bright and pleasant sunshine The fnishin. touch wa,
doubtless given to the peach crop this vicinity AS we'll
in Delaware and New Jersey, whence ost of the
middle States now supplied.
The applicants for office in this city again all enve-
oped in doubt their prospects.
The MARKETs-In the Baltimore market this morning
-four continued very unsettled, with sales Of Howard
Sales $50 bb. City Mills at 81 y7t Nothing in
wheat. Sales Pennsyiv ana yellow 81 cents and
from cents; white 43 ~ cents Nothing in oats
Sales whiskey at 2Oi Fl cents, in bbs
There have been sales pork at 80 rs Sll,
and prime 80 81 Is. Sales No. beef Ga Is. Sales
bacon 81 cents for assorted side. 81 cents shout
ders 81 cents hams 81 Sales 1000 pounds
bulk sides cents, and hams Sales lard
in kegs
AT New York. this morning. the by the Europa had
effect the market for breadstus Cotton however,
some what depressed.
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GEN. IACKsoN's "A series OF resolutions were
passed by the New York aldermen Monday secare
the appointment Of select committee from each board
what OF that city is found worthy Of hav
ing the gold box bequeahed by Gen Jackson in his will,
among his other valyabies This gold box Gen Jackson
bequeas to him who in the of should in the
peace succeeding, be adiudged by his tcllowczens
have been valiant defence Of his country. The
box presented by the corporation of the city of New
York the General and the award has reference New
York alone. Since the Generals death the Mexican
has com. and gone and now, of course is the time to
which the award has reference Baltimore San
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Ap l7-eodlf2w
Ry A. GREEN, .as.cijoneer.

day, the Both instant, shall sell my auction
Concert Hall, near Browns Hotel, ut a O'Clock,
and general assortment OF blooming and a
choice collection of aponcas, Nc from the house
of MIR. Henry Douglass. euumer crate in part-
Rosts-Cloh OF Gold, Maimaison. Saatene, Ophine,
Moss &C., with arg, collection Of other Teas Noiset,es
and Climbing
Japoncas Double and single white, variegated, in fac
assortment of every description.
With large assortment of other towering plants in full
bloom and order, and OF the best specimens, all
of which their original stalk which IL is well know
durable and hardy than grated plants
The ladies and gentlemen OF Alexandria, Georgetown,
and Washington ctuly invited the sale As il
is the first sale Mr.. Douglas has attempted in Wash
inyon they may expectto witness handsome display.
Terms cash. A. GREEN, Auctioneer
APP IS-eo3t
o. The above sale IL post poned, In consequence OF
the cold weather. until Wedne sday, the 25h instant
hour A. GREEN,
APP 20-td Auc,oneer.
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with kisses and cries for 'music," which occasioned
brief pton the speaker AT length the speaker re-
sumed anI said that long the President was sar-
rounded by such Clay and Ewing, he had no
doubt the administration would be whg He did moi
intend make any aetious opposition The adminisira
ton, long IL wing. Still they not TO be
bound the principle OF eievatlng military man 20 the
presidency In conclusion, he said that if the head of
Henry Clay shopd be- four years hence this earth
lac would know no locality bat Ashland and no man but
Henry Clay. Tremendous applause. la the midst OF
which several OF the vice Presidents Horace Greeley Mat
thew L. Davis, sid Others crowded up TO Mr. White and
embraced him most afiecionaelyl
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DONNETS and Ribnnds just received.-Wc have
ID opened a and beautiful assortment of BONNETS
KIBANDS being the cheapest that have been offered
this season, which the attention OF ladies is invited.
They consist Of
French lace Buena Vista
Poroupine Chip
French quilted Cobourg
Chaparnl Pearl Braid
Rough and Ready China Pearl
Birdseye &c. NC.
Also, a good stock of fancy goods, among which are
Lamartine sleeves, Nottingham lace capes
Black lace gimp and fringe 10 match new article for
trimming visites
With variety of other articles.
j. B. 81 A. TATE,
Successors to j. T. Il G.. King.
Apl2-eo3t
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Land Document.

We have received from Judge Richard NJ Young
Commissioner of the General Land Oihce copy of his
annual report, accompanied by appendix containing
tabular statements of the disposition of the public lands
for all purposes, from the commencement of the land
system 10 LIST January last We are struck with the
great industry labor, and ability which have presided
the composition of this important document The
Baltimore San truly says, that the of statistical
information contained in this document is immense and
would appear be almost the labor of lifetime TO &C
comsh it, Ii is also accompanied by maps of the diff
iereni States in which the public lands lie, showing that
which is surveyed, and that which is not with various
other matters of general interest Commissioner Young
in this annual report, has placed in the possession of
Congress facts and figures that will be of the gov.
eminent a work of reference for many years to
The Baltimore American characterizes the report as
able and comprehensive, and from the fol-
lowing interesting table:
STATEMENT
OF the of the thirty States of the Unon in slua
mlrs and the population of each, accordng to
United States Census OF 1870 the number of
and representatives in Congress which each
titled The number Of presidential electors, Ac Also a
comparative view OF the difference in the population,
&c. of the slave and free States separately from
The authentic
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We perceive by the annexed table OF votes for Judges
that IN when estimated the tarnburner
vote, al the recent election al 500 IL will be perceived
that only l33 votes given for Mr. Waterbury,
falling down one! fourth of the vote polled in No
vember The insgni6cance OF this faction has now been
completely exposed. 1t no longer humbug any one
VIII the Globe and Bost dare to publish the following
return,
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GARUsrs SALOON. MAY FEES rIvAL- Il. CARUSI
" honor that the celebration Of the
annual May festival via be held the Saloon Tuesday,
LIST of May The ample and decorative ar
engagements viii be made tue occasion Both OF the
splendid saloons will be open for promenade and
dancing Tno and guardians oil his pupils are
specially requested attend with them. Ladies who
their cards oinvitaou time, will please
send their and places of residence to L. G at the
Saloon APP 20-eo3t
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- .oottsrn papers list OF two three hundred more
"a ,.aoimepts and removals
p Hughes at Nashua, in place of Charles p Dan
IN removed is the only additional one IN New HanP-
hue Mr. Hughes is bitier partisan federal LAWYER MI
~ c,,b was formerly editor OF the Gazette.
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TnR CALIFORNIA EscoRr.-By private letter. we learn
thar Capt r. b. Marcy of the 9th infantry, icf Fort Tow
on 9th u take command of the escort OF troops
accompanying the body Of emgranu about to leave Fort
Smith for California
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Hon r Butler King, of Georgia, Major r. s. Garrett
bearer of cspatches Major Ringgold u. Lieut.. Col
Hooker, U. S. A, have sailed for Chagres in the
Falcon, n the I9,h of A pril.
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o. II. PARTRIDGE, M. ID,
70. 1893 Spruce street, Philadelphia,

NO Igo opruce Street, PHNddeptld,
CONTINUES give his particular attention the treat
" OF diseases OF the skin, scroiula and diseases Of
the throat
Office hours: a m, p. m, and p. m.
Alp 10-3mif+
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Wood and Con-.
CLERK's OFFICE, HOUSE, OF REPS. U. S

CLERKs OFFICE HOUSE OF REPS. u S.
April 10, 1919.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until one
L o'clock p. Saturday. the 18th day Of May next,
for furnishing and delivering in the vaults Of the CAPITOL
before the lst day of September next
250 tons anthracite coal
80 cords best hickory wood
The coil he of the best quality clear of dust, and
broken into Jumps about the size of a IL Id. weight
The wood must be well seasoned 240 cords to be sawed
once and the balance 90 cords to be sawed three times
Ap 20-law4w THO J. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
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From the Baltimore American.
Territories Of the United States.
We compile the following statement Showing the esti-
north and Of the regularly organized States of the
Uaion, and distinguishing the former from the newly
north and south of the parallel of Sc deg 80 min north
latude) from the table in the Appendix 10 The Report of
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office recently
published
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NEW STORE, opposite Browns Hotei.-GEORGE
~ " THOs PARKER have just received and arranged
SALE their store, Browns HOTEL large
and weil-seecteJ OF The best Family Groceries,
Wines Liquors, Nc, which they invite the attention OF
the country city friends and customers whose orders
they wall be pleased Till, heretofore the
co,nmodating terms APP 20-2,w3w
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(yHEAP CARPE riS0s.--CLAGErT u DODSON
have Just received addition to their large
meni of houseornisiing dry goods heavy stock low
priced ngaa and Venetian carpengs, at from la 81.
cents that they prepared suit all their
toners, however rich limited their crcu may
be. CLAGEII " DODSON,
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th ST, up stairs
Ap 20-eo3ui
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According to the State census Of is,7.

The have 80 l39 representatives,
l6, pre- sidentia electors
The have 80 senator's representatives,
12l preside nlial electors.
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Ape

ry,HE Literary World, weekly Journal. ~sssssa -
tavorsby in the National Int gencer, can he sub
scribed for at TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore near 9sh
street, SO per annum
Ap Is
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dC4 uttCd ttfiitoi iScs civ AhS ~
north and south of the parallel OF
latitude) from the table in the Apl
the Commissioner OF the General
published:
FORMER TERRITORIES EAST OF TIL
Northwest Territory pest of the Ms
sissiypi riper Bounded on the
north by 80 deg. north latitude,
east by the Mississippi river,
south by the State Of Iowa and
the Platte river, and west by the
Rocky mountains, (all north OF
parallel of SO deg 80 min =
IPIsconsin Territory. B Lance re-
naming OF the old northwest ter
r,tory east OF the Mississippi river,
and northwest Of the State of Wis
consin. (north Of $50 30'.) :
Indian territory-Situaied west OF
the States of Missouri and Ar.
kansas, and south Of the Platte OF
Nebraska river, held and appor'
toned in part for Indian pur-
poses. (north Of SO deg 30 min,
100, sos square miles and III ,9a3,
200 acres. south Of So deg. ~
min, 5S,346 square miles and
81 81 40 acres,) :
Total OF old territory
NEWLY ACQUIRED TERRITORIES was
TAIys.
Oregon Ttrriiory Bonded on the
40 deg. north latitude, south by
north latitude, east by the Rocky
the Pacific ocean, (ail north OF 80
deg. 80 min.)
Upper California aud Ner Merico. =
Bounded on the north by The par
alIel " deg. north latitude, eas'
by the Rio Grande from It's source
TO the parallel OF y deg. north lati-
tuJc. south by the ella river from
its source to It's mouth, thence by
a lin. to point one marine
league north from the southern.
most point of San Diego, and
west by the Pacific ocean, (north
oil 30 deg 80 min, 32I .695 square
miles and 2O5 ,Sol, $40 acres, south
of rs deg. 30 min, POI, sS3 square
miles aud ~. sos, l3g acres) :
Totals Of new territory
Making together, Of former and
newly ac Iuired territory
1sras, including the three divis-
ions, viz: Texas proper, the
country between the Nueces and
the Rio Grande, and the Santa
Re county, (uorth of rs deg 81
min, 1881 square miles, and
q, 1853, $50 acres-south OF 36 deg.
80 min, 2'l,93 square miles,
and lS), 49,, l2J acres) =
Grand total of the Territories OF the
United States, including Texas =
Newly acquired territory lying
north of % deg. 30 min.
Texas :
Total north
Newly acquired territory lying
s)uth of 81 deg. 30 min.
Texas =
Total south
LENGTH OF sEAcoasT OF THE U
the report of The Commissioner
Ottice.)
From the northern limits OF tn, Uni
to the Gaze of FiDrid, on the Atlai
From the Cape OF Florida to the INC
RIO Grande, on the Gulf of Msxi,
From the boundary point one lea
of the port OF Sah Diego, on tn
along the coast of Oregon and tn
Foca TO the boundary poinr,
north Latitude
Making together the length of seacl
Atlantic. Guif, and Pacific
Or 'shore line" following the irr
of the shore and sea islands, acco
estimate Of the superintendent %
survey, OF
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DREvET Major Theodore O'Harn and Captain Il b,
ID Gather, late of army, located in Washington
city, to attend military and all other descriptions OF
claims against the government. and TO business in the
They will also proecate claims arising before the
Board OF Commissioners under the treaty with Mexico
Officers and soldiers OF the Mexican may rely the
most prompt attention 10 their business
Address OHaIa Gather post paid
APP -dtf
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Claims against Mexico.
CORNELIUS P. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A DICK
~ ms will continue attend to the preparing and prose-
cutting of claims of citizens OF United States against
Mexico before the Board of Commissioners which will
the 10Th of the present month. They have had a
great deal of experience and recovered large amounts be-
fore former boards Their terms will be mode rate.
All letters addressed either OF them at ashngIon,
post paid will receive prompt attention
April Adm
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994, 435 636, 43S. 400
OF THE ROCKY NOUN
north 10y the parallel Of
the parallel OF ~ deg.
mountains and west by
81, 1853 2lS,5B,320
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HAS received = hne lot of Gloves, Hosiery.
III Fans &c which Will be sold very low. Ladies are
invited call and examine for themselves. We have
White and colored kid gloves
DO silk thread, and cotton gloves
Also white and cotored silk thread, and cotton stock
inss with general assortment Of fancy goods
j. b ~ TATE,
Ap l5-co3t Successors to ]. L. ~ G King.
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Population according tG the Uni.
ted States census Of ISle.
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ENRESCH Feoisc.p Writi"s-pePsr, white and blus'
French letter and note paper all sizes, white and blue
manufactured expressly for metallic pens, the use OF
which IL will be found much uperor either the English
ApH FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TRENCH TEACHER WANrED.-Mr. r. M SMITH,
principal oil the Warren Green Boarding School,
ated in Warrenton, Virginia, wishes employ gentle
man competent to teach the French language.
Persons pplyng will direct their letters, apply per.
son. b. IL Berry, Alexandria, Virginia. who win inform
of the and what evidence of qualifications will
be required
Ap l5-d2w