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(A>Tif hAhDh - II -,,,,t'e ,e'rgs
Ticket. Is cent. each Doors np-n at g. COnce't 10 com
m~nce a. precise y fnfraOriuafy attractions seise-
ION. from te most e1ra.ed Italian and French Operas.
reformed ty new ~ .41ze Orchesfr- Of ~ perform
~r- comp rslg hs bret nenfa. laeni DO tne country
% be- Ied by Me-srs Max Mafez@k snd George L0der
Herr ~toepe the " OcOrdeoni- Nile Lovaruey, u %
Ci-o ne frrf ADD Mr Ster Leach are also engascd
Positively no pos, onensut on scc0snf Of he weather
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TRTNTON FALLS, N. z.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
THERE IS NOW A PLANK ROAD IRON Nca 10
TrruiDr- u 49,
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Ludlow - d. -cf-1 Prs-'denf ard Joss oitF-tN'
I---P r-.fleni. FEANcis -PiEs "a sl 5000
~. rec frsryu VI Hlrsrg A. .-l az Difrc1f t'
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| any--t rext DIRECTORS
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49,. a. Gs.4s-r1-lr h-r1c. corr II ~ -
| rs-r- Lsso-. Ds7s Ia.aFs-a. =, -.
THOMAS " LUDLOW Presided,
Tozx Z S-rgas~.. Nlc--Prss.1enL
Passes SPIES. secretary :! /,
| TTNE REPOKT.-THEA NJ ~ Al ? - ~ Lif I
| j TN-I RANCE co. ll a4istl $500 --.--s IS
,-rs 81 Jre Isss 01e hundred aud ofy-one les poll
f. N.-rb.nt. Trsders.f4 70 Teschers -....--....-
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. .a-var. .....-.... 30 - lspt'l-.
q. csryynez ........ 90 OtLer Occupations 49,. 3
Total new policies IL June ls{3 ................lf
surrl. Of he Co exceed. 900
ROgT PATTI ERsON, PfeasaeaL
BESJ. aILLEE- Secretary 49, 49,,
JAWS srxwARr. " D. M=tic.. EKau-aer. ne Office
-- Ji.y y .Iss5 ~ NswIn-.
DOVER PRKs- WORK-Do1s b oEoAS,E
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mon -hsroR-PLAcE.

NOW EXHIBIT SG-f.sw O.! ue Rams u Holy
' Rod lap- oy Moonlight, painted BY sz1rrfe. and
Z ~ .rr Htrsr ~ Br-. 90 Ffa1ce BY the Clsyalrf bOg-
ton The-. sgnfcelt Dlsranr vii BE- opened Tor e1hiD
mon va SAT- RDAY ard MONDAY evening, % Vhirh
o--...oo r- orooreiors have made arrangements with
d. r. -tratsd GrN8.L- BAND 70 give concert and
of-er rrr.r 1920 lrt.f % his exhibition COncef. 10
commence g. " Aimia-I'r y cents. q. This
hitiaoa Is open daily A1mssO - cents. See small
t... $50 jas
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u Henry A. Wise denies having said that he
was done vita poAaes
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SECONDHAND.
DR. POWELL,

nCTLIST RlsT. a. dev0tes bis attention a. aslll
~ Id ..s.. W te eye art ear. at u tff-ns- VIE r.
sn be- had the 81 edition 0f s Treatise On ne fyepfcr y
e-s. a.o ll. sefac-ng re nuut-ns i,f -urA- y
the-ye snl rrsiOnag h= SIGHT Af-lciA- eyes '-'7i-
- srIl4r
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General Agency at Washington.


TTHIRTY-THREE years experience clerk in one or
the principal accounting offices OF the Treasury I'D
Auditors) has qualified the Subscriber to undertake
the of the federal government,
and the transaction Of any business with the public depart
ment, before Congress- An intimate acquaintance with
of business in the several departments and bu
relus know ledge Of the laws, and the principles estab-
ished by decisions the executive departments IN relation
subject connected it'll public accounts and
sactons, With which he has become familiar from long
facilities which, perhaps, few others possess His attention
will be directed 10 the prosecution oil claims oil every char
acte enbrac ing revolu claims against the United
States individual Staies whether for lands money
of all kinds Communication Tor half and boun-
ties claims growing OF contracts with the United
lands of duties remission OF lines or foeiiures,
under the other laws tine prosecution OF claims
connected with the Florida
Mexican claims before board Of commissioners,
hereafter be formed the sale purchase of real
estate and generally the transaction OF and
description of business in which the services Of
may be required. -
The subscriber extensively known in the city of WASH
ing the civil officers OF the government to many officers
both of the army and navy well as to members OF Con-
gentlemen selected to whom, if necessary particular
reference is requested, to wit:
JAMES W. MCCULLou, First Comptroller OF the Treasury
ALBION X. PARIS, Second do do.
PETER HAGNER, Third Auditor OF the Treasury.
Gen. Thomas S. JEsUp Quart. Master General U. S. A.
GEORGE GPsoN Commissary General OF Subsistence.
Gen. ROGER JONES, Adjuant General
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, PaYmaster General.
Col JOSEPH q. TorrRN Chief of the Corps of Engineers
Col. JOHN J. ABEsr, Chief of Topographca Engineers.
RicHARD SMITH, ESQ.,, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON, esq., Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office Nth street, opposite NJ E. corner Fuilers Hotel
June bly,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE Jan 1875 p m.
Reception of TIE Nsp York City Guards-Departure for
suiifoynia.- The nnarkes. SC.
Our military already assembling for the purpose oil
giving cordial pon the New York City Guards on
their return from Washington This evening They spent
but hour and half in Baltimore last night; dunng
which time they partook of collation. at Barnuns, and
.pent half hour the ball of the Old Baltimore Bat
talon Carroll Hall. Indeed, much were they pleased
with their hasty reception, that they concluded to spend
but day In Washington and two in Baltimore instead
OF the reverse which their original intention. They
will be received this evening by the Independent Blues
and the Sharp-shooters.
The schr Sovereign Capt Preston sailed from this port
this morning. for Vera Cruz whence her passengersthe
Friendship Assocation-start overland for California.
They number about forty among W HON physi-
clan and a clergyman.
The weather continues very mild scarcely particle OF
ice being visible in any direction.
tbs MARKETs.-n the Baltimore market, to-day, there
have been sales Of 200 barrels Howard street flour at S.
and several offers lessore disposition 10 sell than TO
buy. City Mills is still held SIS 2S Corn meal 81 6Si
81 S7A and but little doing
The arrivals Of grain very lghtj wheat is quoted at
02 l07 for good to prime red and loo ITO cents
for white Corn is held SIS 30 cents for yellow, with
sales at these figures and 81 50 for white, without
sales; % 81 and rye 81 cents both nominal
Whskey is firm. and sales made at "a to rs cents
At New York, this morning, there was nothing new to
notice In stocks. Government securities steady as last
quoted, viz, treasury 6s 100 1904, and new loan lilo
Exchange London 81 a per cont. pre- MUM
The -four market is steady, but not active Sales OF
OOJ bbls and Genesee this morning at 50 rs
SIS 935 southern held S. 62. Corn meal 81 81 So
Rye -four SO lS.
But little doing in wheat. Small sales of red ITO ia
cents white do l2i cents.
Corn is steady Sales OF 5000 bushels mixed at 60 81
cts yellow held 81 Oats 45 Rye 6i 81
cents.
Mess pork SIG; prime Sl2 80, Lard ~ cents in bbs
Sales 100 tierces rice at 81 81 csnts per ID.
The market is heavy buyers asking concession
Sales of 200 bales at prices in favor of buyers
Whiskey rs 26 cents in bbls.
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WAsHIN GToN, January l6, Is49.


To the Editor of the Union:
SIR In number of the Uni on, under date of the l4
instant have commun caon protesting to give
history of the views OF certain members the Supreme
Court, upon questions involved in the of Luther u,
Borden, decided during the present of the OF
the opinion OF the court of the opinions OF any OF its
members, do not to speak those opinions are on
record, and will best disclose their character My
sole purpose here TO correct mssatement, (unnten
tonal doubt) which, if permitted TO pass unnoticed
might imply delinquency particular Judges as having
desgnedy wthdrawnfroma responsibility Justly attaching
TO their station. The msstaemen is this that Justices
Catron, Mckinley, and Daniel, declined to sit in the
cause. Justices Caron and Mckinley doubtless ex-
plain very satisfactorily their positions relatively to
this natter say nothing, therefore, with respect to
these gentlemen; but in reference to myself, must take
leave say that before the reached on the
docket. confined to my by sickness, and was
confined until the argument nearly fully closed
This is the why did not participate in the deci
sion You will, in justice to me- therefore, make the
rection called for by simple truth
Yours, respectfully,
P. V. DANIEL.
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ADAMS q CO.'S EXPRESS.

Office Pennsypanid arenns, near Railroad Depot.
THE public respectfully informed that continue
L TO run our express betw Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York. Boston, and all the principal cities
and towns, for the safe and speedy conveyance OF
chandse. packages bullion, bank .noes, &c.
Particular attention will be paid to the cole con and
payment of notes, drafts, bills nc
Custom house entries at Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore promptly attended 10, and reasonable
terms.
Oar customers and others, ordering goods from the
east particularly requested TO order by Adums and
Co 5" Express, which viii insure their conveyance with
greater despatch
Our express for Richmond, Petersburg, and the sou In
leaves daily at p. IN and Arrives daily at4a p, IN.
Our express from the north arrives daily al liz and
u p. m, and departs daily at p.
Nov 3-eodtf PHILIP J. BUCKLEY, Agent
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ng OF three members of the Senate and three members
OF the House of Repre- senatves, shall be chosen by their
respective houses, which shalt constitute committee
printing which shall have 10 adopt such measures
be deemed necessary remedy neglect de-
lay on the Of the execute the work order
ed by Congress. and make reduction In tho
compensation allowed, to refuse the work altogether,
should IL be inferior the standard and in all the
contractor and his securities shall be responsible for
increased expenditure consequent the non perform
the The committee shall audit and
upon all accounts for printing but bill shall be acted
upon for work that is not actually executed and delivered,
and which they may require 10 be propey authenticated
SKc. And be IL further rssoired, That all motions
print extra numbers of any BILL paper, document In
either house. shall be referred To the members OF the
miitee house, who shall report the proprey
of printing and the probable expense hereo as early
convenient And all expenses for printing shall be paid
from the contingent fund of the TWO houses in proportion
pense position, which shall DO paid by the house
which shall have first ordered the printing OF the paper
document; and if there shall be second composition II
shall be paid for by the house which shall authorize and
the and when extra copies OF any doc unent
shall be ordered by both houses they shall be de-
vered the houses simultaneously, IN proportion to
the number of copies by them respectively ordered
SEC nd be further resofred, That all laws and parts
Of laws force, conformity with the provisions
of this Joint resolution, be- and the hereby
pealed. 900
Approved, August 8, 1916
N b. All IA Sspapers published in the city OF Wash
ngon requested publish tho above advertisement TOR
four weeks excessively and send their accounts TO the
Secretary OF the Senate.
Dec 27-iw
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TN accordance with an the legislature of the State OF
Texas provide for ascealning the debt OF the late
republic of Texas, approved 10Th March, 1873, notice 10
hereby given all per4ons having claims demands for
money against republic of Texas to present the
the auditor and comptroller OF public accounts on
or before the second Monday November, lSi9, they
will be postponed.
The provisions of the aforesaid act require the auditor
and comptroller Jointly receipt under their seals of Of
fee for all claims presented setting forth the par value
the the accrued the date and amount
thereof distinguishing between the different classes of
claims in the following manners First the audited or as
ceaned claims, such stock bonds, treasury notes, mill
tay scrip any other audited ascertaned claim Sec
ona all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers to
authorize them audit under the late republic OF Texas
Third such claims sufficiently authenticated by
vouchers.
And further made the duty OF the auditor and comp
trole Jointly, report the legislature tor final adjust
nen the whole and character of the public debt,
aceained according the provisions OF the said act The
classification and OF payment recommended by them
be subject the revision, amendment and ratification
of the legislature. JOHN M. SWiSHER, Auditor
JAMES b. SHAW Comptroller.
Austin, Texas, May Is, 1913. June 10 wbm
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A IDE Memo,re to the Military Sciences sd vol.
IA London 1913. Just imported by F. TAYLOR, with
many Illustrative Engravings Maps, Diagrams, NC. Sub.
ecs, Forti6caton, Field Fort, Permanent; Fort Field
Fortress, Permanent Foruesses, Field Places du Mo-
mcnt; Forts, Detached; Fertilization, Permanent do.
Cocholns; do Bastion do. Monaiemberts do Carnos
do, German do Relative value Of; Fougass, Fra.e; Fur
mace, tsho y Fuze Uur mines j Gabioi, Gavansn, &C.
ognosy Geology, Grenade, Guard house, Guerte Cot
ION, Gunner Gonnery, Gnnpowdcr Heat, Horse, Hurdle,
ling Loophole Machicouls. Magazine, Manuuvrss, Mant
let, Marine Artillery &c.
Tie flowing volumes of this valuable series will be
ceyed by the advertiser Immediately their appearance
IN London. Nov 20
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Loss OF tho steamer Empire State.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15-6 p m.
The splendid steamer Empire State caught fire at her
landing in Fall River Saturday night, and continued
to burn until IL O'Clock Sunday morning, when the
flames were extinguished by scuttling her. The fire
originated in the forward part of the boat having caught
from stove The hull is nearly destroyed, but the
CINE stands erect it is thought has sustained but
little damage. The hull is to be towed TO New York to
be rebuilt She insured in the New York and Phil
adelphia Offices to the amount OF hundred thousand
dollars which, it is believed will nearly the loss
Her original cost one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars All of the silver and much of the other valua
BILE property on board saved. While the boat was
burning. Capt Comsock and another person broke
through the ice and badly injured, narrowly
Gaping with their Baltimore Patriot Of yeserddy
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DETROIT, January 10, p. m.
GENERAL CAss ELECTED SENAToR--FEARFUL AND FA-
TAI EPIDEMIC General Lewis Cass has been unani-
mousy elected to the United States Senate from the State
of Michigan.
frighfu and fatal epidemic has broken out, and is
now prevailing to an alarming extent IN The Capital OF
Michigan So fearful has been the prevalence OF this
disease he nature of it have not ascertaned that the
Legislature had under discussion resolution to adjourn
in consequence thereof One OF the members (name not
given) has already died with it.
rive suspect there in the above despatch in
regard to the unanimous election of Gen. Cass. The
two Houses of the Legislature vote independently for
Senator and we suppose that the Senate is composed
of democrats entirely, he got all their votes in nomina
I
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Tuesday, January le, 1919.

No. %. Wan 5. Bodley st al Us. VIM NJ Goodrich
Appeal from the circuit court of the United States for
Louisiana Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of
this court. affirming the decree of the circuit court in this
cause, with costs
NO 80. Jennet Smith ct al. Us. Joseph Kernochen In
error to the circuit court Of the United States for South
Alabama Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of
ihls court reversing the judgment of the circuit court
ana demanding the with directions TO that court to
award uenue Jdcias de nopo.
NO ~ H. +. Fourniquet ct al, appellants, Us J. Per
khs ms cause was argued by Messrs Coke and
Mayer or me appellee, and submitted printed arg-
Ian'seana oy General Downs for the appellee.
Adjourned I'LL Tomorrow III o'clock
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,
n.,.n,l..T 10


TN onformity o In entitled can act to reduce
into one act several concerning escheaIors,"
passed the 9Th day of January, 1872 do hereby make
known all whom may that II appears by
certificate of the escheator OF the county OF Pendeon
dated the 9th day of November 1913, and received into
inquest held the 9Th day November, lSis the follow
ing of land have been found escheaed to this Com
ealih, viz,
tract parcel of land, containing two hundred and
fyfou acres, lying in the county OF Pendleon. the
Sugaruee Bottom; of which said parcel of land
Charles Bechynden died seized.
Also a tract or parcel of land containing hundred
and acres lying and being in the said county Of
OF the sont branch OF the Poto
mae adjoining his former lands the north and side
OF which sa truct or parcel OF land Charles Bechynden
died seized. -
s. II. PARKER, Reg Land Office.
- axukU
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JESSE +. DOW,
Notary Public aud Several .7genf,

Office, No B. Union buildings directly under the Union
Office, Washington, ID. C.,
TTENDS to the prosecution Of claims before Congress
"A and the various departments of tire government rem
sions and bouDtyand warrants particularly attended o
Bountyiand warrants purchased and sold Inc nclrs @
legal representatives OF the officers and OF John Pau
Joness squadron 1873, will find TO be TO their nlefe 81
Richard and Alliance and tell glance who are and
,co are NOT entitled a share in the Denmark prizes Per
sons abroad who desire business to be attended TO by Nh
viii be required all to pay postage and enclose
a retaining fee OF 50. - - -
Refer members OF the 18th and 3oth Consres'c'
generally 81,
Mar 23-Iy llntell
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To the Editor of the Union:

DEAR SIR In article in the last Union, history is
given of the case of Martin Luther Borden 1t is there
stated that declined sitting in the cause confined
by indsposition during its entire progress before
the Supreme Court; knew nothing of it-and know no.
thing that heard the opinions read, as the
judgment of the court at the present term to which had
been continued on advisenent from the last term, when
it was heard
Be pleased to correct the error
Most respectfully, your obedient servant
}. CATRON.
JANUARY 10, 1919.
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JNHE written signature the only safeguard against

ONHE written signature the only safeguard against
countcrfei.The public attention invited, and par
tcuary referred to the ADVERTISEMENT setting forth the
Style oilabeng and the putting up Dr Beokwith's anti
dyspeptc and dinner pills Also to that Of DR. Dyos APP
proved anti-bous pills; both of which, it may be seen,
protected from being counterteted by the only safe
guard to be depended uponhc of the
proprieors on the label of each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by unprinciped
persons surely base counteeits, and will be rejected
such The pills that in the hands of persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged such
have the written signature of tho proprietor
The sole agency for the sale of Bcckw's antidyp epc
and Dyous ant-blious pills. is vested in the hands OF T.
w. Dyott Sons OF the Columbian College, No 1872 North
Second street, Philadelphia, who will any orders
Cor the same
Druggists and all wholesale Dealers who wish be fur
nished with the genuine pills, will hes Implied the
ber nj terms by applying as above May Aft
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n
j. professor United States navy Yale College,
specially acquants the citizens of Washington that he
conem plates giving instruction in tho above languages,
as well The English to foreigners.
Prof Meiec latlers himself his reputation in
structor is too well established here require particular
references.
For terms, &c adore NJ the bookstores of Messrs.
Fmnck Taylor, Taylor h,ury, and Fischer, or at his
an S-u
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ADELpHi lHEAIRE'-The entcrprising managers of the
Adelph Messrs. Brown & Nichols take their benefit TO-
night; when Miss Julia Dean will appear, having voIun
teered on this occasion These gentlemen have assidu
ously endeavored TO provide for the amusement of our
citizens and justly merit the patronage of the
community.
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..a,ionni Eating house.

VUST RECEIVED direct from the Island OF St Thomas,
- por brig Auna ostn, Capt Dory, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought to this market which
viii be served up daily Ia soups and all the various modes
OF cookery, and Ia the best possible style Also rom Nor
ok fresh oysters, spicod oysters sheepshead, mackee
hoghsh, We, &C all OF which will be served up at the
shortest notice.
01- Families served usual.
Aug. lS-u w. WALKER,
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GEORGE M. PAYNE,
J. CHILD,
WM. A. FORWARD.

commissioners.
j Editors in whose papers the above notice of sale of
lands is required to be given will insert the twice
weekly IN their respective papers till day sale and for
ward their the commissioners at st Augustine
by the month OF June, when the said will be paid
Dec l6-2tawts
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Mrs. CARRINaTON, formerly OF Richmond. Va.

Nl having, the invitation of the trustees taken charge
of the Presbyterian high school for young ladies, in Louis
vile, begs to present It's claims to her former friends and
express the hope that change of location will prevent
them from inrusng their daughters TO her. Mrs. c. has
found Lou svle than she was led to expect and the
people jealous the OF education and she hubly
trusts that the institution she is assisting to found be-
come blessing to the community for years To come
The heahness OF the city, and the easiness
it from the south and southwest, indicate the very
expense will be spared to place beside the best
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers, who will be as daughters in her family.
Sept 30--d3n