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dissolution. They have erred in the campaign. Wlll
they now assist in redeemng their errors we enter
tain strong hopes that many of them will do So But II
they look the wings of the North than TO the
good of their country-if they fear 10 offend the wings
whom the New Orleans Courier specifies, VIZ Vice Presi
dent Fillmore Secretary Evans. Postmaster General Tru
man Smith, Senators Corwn and Webster, Congressman
Thad Stevens, Palfrey, &C., &c.-then, indeed. we
should despair of their coming at all to the rescue
In connexion with this theme, we must express our
establishment that the Lowell Advertiser" should
quote from the Boston Atlas for the assertion that "Gid
dings Co.. have become very gracious with the loco.
focos Certainly there is not democrat of the South
who could have heard his rabd speech in the House of
Representatives Saturday. when he refused to vote
compensation for slave, upon the ground that ga slave
was no property" without turning from him with the
heroes, Indignation We not surprised indeed, at
the of the Lowell Advertiser on this subject,
when we hear it speaking of coalition between "he
lords OF the loom and the lords of the LASH" and idly
charging that "enoush of Taylor whigery of the North
is to join with the saveocraey of the South to defeat the
Wilmot Proviso" The South by the coalition of its
own politicians of both parties, may do much to nfuse
more compromising spirit into our public councils; but
10 expect voluntary coalition between single north.
ern Taylor whig and Shareholder, is utterly rideu
lous. We beg of the Lowell Advertiser to weigh
lis words with more care, and exempt the democratic
party from its unjust censure
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1919.


The gold box presented by the corporation of the
city OF New York. the large silver presented by
the ladies of Charleston, s. Co. native State with the large
picture representing the unurlng of the American banner,
presented by tho ctzens of South Carolina when i,
refused be accepted by the United States Senate,
leave my son, A. Jackson, r with directions
that should happy country be blessed with peace
always to be expected-he will the close
of the war, end of the conflict present each of said
articles of nestmabe value that patriot residing the
city State from which they presented who shall
adudged by his counymen the ladies have been the
valiant in defence OF his country and counry's
rights"
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The undersigned in the absence of the Postmaster Cen
era and in behalf Of the Post Office Department. begs
leave make public acknowledgment for the prompt and
efficient aid rendered by the fire companies and the cii
of Washington in exinguishng the fire that made its
appearance this morning at O'Clock, in of the base
ment of the General Post Office building His thanks
are respectfully rendered Capt, Gideon and his
associates OF the Perseverance, also the Frank
lin company, under Capt. Mitchell Nor can he refrain
from specially noticing among Others who
this occasion, timely and lldeced efforts of the
chief and assistant messengers of the department.
Mr.. Martin, of the clerks.
The rsgned has required of the superintendent
the post office buildings nvesg ,ton-and the
proceeding under Justices Morse and Cioddard-into
the origin and circumstances of the occurrence which
though has produced injury, of nature to ex
cite apprehension the time the security of the
public property.
S. X, HOBBIE.
First Assistant Postmaster General.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, January 8, 1S49.
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Supreme Court Of the United States.
MONDAY January o, lsIo.

MONDAY January 8, 1sIo.
Gregory YALE esq, of Florida was admitted an attor
ney and counsellor OF this court
No 49, Theo. Lewis ct a., appellants U.s. John Baird
ct al On appeal from the circuit court OF the United
States for Ohio Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion
of this court affirming the decree Of the said circuit cour
in this cause, with costs.
No "a. james Erwin, plaintiff in error Us A. J. Low
ry The argument of this cause was continued by Mr.
Bradley for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at II o'clock a. m
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IL &c.-W ALTER HARPER CO Pennsylvania
between OH and 10th Streets have this day open
ed in addition 10 their former stock, the richest and most
elegant assortment OF elk and material OF all kinds for
ing dresses TO be found in this market which have been
selected with great care from the last mporations They
name in part
Black silks of every grade
Satin Teur Of every shade
Rich Glaze Silks, Brocadcs in variety OF styles
Satips of all colors
Handsomely embroidered silk, Lace and Muslin DIRE
Grapes and Thues of all colors
Lace Capes, Berries. coored Lace Scarfs
Collars and Cuffs, and French Embroidery of all kinds
Together with complete stock of staple goods among
which
Very superior double damask Table Diaper of all widths
with Napkins 10 match
8, 10, and l2.l Linen Sheetngs
Irish Linen, ShrtnRs, &c.
An inspeeii'n from purchasers Is respectfully solicited
Jan. 9-3uf
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The Chicago Democrat cannot, of course, speak the
truth of u.s. if lay in its way. 1t is not true that
"Ritche has got rich;" is it true that, 'now
the party has no spos, he is anxious to be
carried back to old Virginia" AT all events here we
are and here to misunderstanding all we for
the party and for family; and the very compli
menlary letter of the Jackson Association told us,
'anxious" to become 'he organ of the people"at least
one of their organs If they do not stand by us, the
"Union" cannot stand. But happy to ac-
knowledge the generous support which they extend
ing to u.s. The Weeky Union" is obtaining large ad-
dona circulation, which we proud to acknowledge.
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beware OF Imposition THE greater the value Of any
ID discovery, the higher it is held in the esteem of the
public; and much proportion is thar public liable
be imposed upon by the spurious limitations OF ignorant
designing and dishonest men, who like the drone in the
hive have neither the ability inclination to provide for
themselves but thrive and luxurate upon the earnings OF
the deserving The extraordinary success attending the
use of Wstar ba,am, in diseases of the lungs and the
many singular it has effected, have naturally attract
ed the attention many physicians, as well as the whole
fraternity of quacks.
Now that this preparation is well known to be more
for iDcipient SUMPTION, asthma liver
paint coughs bronchitis and all similar affections, than
any other remedy known there will be, asd now
found vlanousy wicked to connects spurious,
perhaps poisonous. mixture and try to palm J. OFT as
the genuine balsam, We raise false alarm We adj
wise public of these schemes, that their health may not
be trned with, ourselves pundered OF our just rights
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL DIR. Wisar's balsam OF wild
cherry Of great popularity has been extern
sively counerieed in Philadelphia, and some thousand
bottles OF the spurious thrown into the market and
extensively circulated This is caution dealers and the
public generally against purchasing other than that
having the written signature OF BUTTS o. the wrapper.
For sale by H. . PAIIEKSoN,
Jan 9-3t Washington, D. u
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Mutual Life Insurance Com pany.
Ku.I. 40

TIME following is from the of the Board
of Trustees OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York, held 10Th December, 1913
Reolved. That and after this 10Th day of December
SS no risks be taken by this company for Upper Caor
mia excepting for the whole OF life in sums not
coed S2, 800 on any life, and that the premium
shall be cent for residence and
all parts OF Upper California, with additional per
cent as risk, for per permission go return
Upper California"
N B. The company must in all cases know nj the time
applications forwarded by what vessel parties take
passage Tor Upper California.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, Agent,
No. IL Todds Buildings, Penn. avenue.
WIN p JOHNSON, M. d., Physician,
opposite city post office, 7th street.
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We have several articles our table upon the Cali
forna gold and California expeditions, for which we
have no room this morning. Among other schemes. is
the plan of association forming in Boston. and nearly
completed; each member pays down $500 for passage
out with his board during his stay in the mining regions
and in addition he receives policy of insurance on his
life for the sum of 81 ooo payable in of his decease
to his family or friends The we'll known Captain James
Woody goes out as commander of the ship.
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Great Novelty at Odd Fellows Hail!

On Monday Tuesday, and JYednesday January and 10
GENERAL TOM THUMB and Suite accom- panied by
" r. > Barnum, ESQ., will have the honor of holding bs
Grand Lovees as above mentioned when he will give his
splendid entertainments twice each day. viz: From II
o'clock and from to in the evening.
Ladies' aud families by attending the day levees will
avoid the crowd at night
The General viii appear in his magnificent dresses
MS worn by him upon his presentation Queen Victoria
Louis Philippe, &c His costly gifts unique carriage and
horses presented him by the Queen OF England will be
hbited ut each entertainment.
Admission % cents; children under years of age half
price
This will most positively be the last opportunity seeing
this celebrated parsonage, he private after
his present
Jan Cd
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The conclusion of the correspondence the release Of
the American citizens who imprisoned in Ireland,
and the postal treaty and correspondence both spread
out in this days Union both attestng TO the wisdom and
energy of the administration, and both demonstrating
the services which it has rendered the country whilst
fiery, almost urous.oppositon, are constantly peckng
at it, revng it, abusing it, and attempting TO deprecate it,
both in and out of Congress-.
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A TEACHER wanted, to take charge OF Front
IA Royal Academy, Warren county, Virg,nia.-The
institution consists OF male and female school combined
and the trustees wish employ gentleman with age and
experience of approved character and qualifications, to
become the principal, aided by female assistant
The situation is very desirable one.
Letters (pospad) addressed the subscriber at Front
Royal, Warren county, Virginia, will receive prompt
tention. GILES COOK,
Jan 9-cpif President OF Board of Trustees
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We learn from the Philadelphia papers that at caucus
of the democratic members of the Senate and House of
Representatives of Pennsylvania, held on Saturday
evening last, the Hon. Richard Brodhead was nominated
as the democratic candidate for the Office of United States
senator He will doubtless receive, as he well deserves
the entire vote OF his party During his whole period OF
seryice-not short one-n the House of Representa-
tives, Mr. Brodhead has proved himself staunch
democrat and most able and faithful man.
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The Columbia Typographical Society celebrated their
oath anniversary Saturday evening at Backweps Ma
onal Hotel, Mr. Charles +. Lowry in the chair 1t was
brilliant, animated, and delightful scene. AS we saw
Mr. Sutton the accomplished reporter Of the National
nelgencer, enjoying the good things that were ate and
drunk and sad and sung we shall probably have the
proceedings fully sketched for the entertainment Of the
public.
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BosroN, jan 0, 2p. m.
STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED The money, amounting to
about Sl5 600, which stolen days ago from the
Bank Of Augu in Maine, has all been recovered IL
found buried the earth in the vicinity of Augusta
man named Wngie Amsted is supposed to have been the
robbe 1t is believed that he confessed and told where the
treasure be found while under arresBIh. Patriot
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To Tie Editor of the Union

To tie Editor of the Union:
SIR enclose you copy (taken from Frosts Life
of Jackson) of clause the last will and testament of
General Andrew Jackson. AS during the past year we
have wound up the with Mexico, and not having
noticed in the public prints any indication OF any premi
nary steps being taken to carry out the patriotic nten-
tons of the old hero, and this being the sth January,
the anniversary of the great battle of New Orleans,
have thought it suitable time to call your attention to
this matter You will, if you think proper, publish the
extract, or otherwise dispose of it
Yours, &c, L.
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Eighth OF January,

The House of Representatives adjourned yesterday at
an early hour TO do honor to the great day. which has
thrown such luStre upon the American annals 1t is
day which sheds immortal upon OF the first
men and lusous patriots of the age Some OF the vol
unteer companies oil the city turned out in compliment TO
the occasion
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1NVUIsIFELH ElmbTo5dercd canton Grape Sim " Is
IL As we compelled close present stock OF
goods il is respectfully recommended to all ladies'
who may be IN want of any OF wei-a assorted stock
call before 1t be too late Such an opportunity may not
sp ain
We have hand LOT of beautiful ,ored Canton ora
shawls, of shade all Of which embroidered with
wbte-pricc Sl5, worth 1925.
Also, one white one, perfect btion-S5J worth S75
few OF those elegant emb rodered
which pretty and comfortable for walking and tray.
cling dresses, at 80, worth Sll 80.
Also remaining on hand few French embroidered and
plain silk and merno cloaks and capo,es which will be
sold a less than
Let be understood that, as selling off prime
cost, must necessarily do exclusively cash business.
ID. CLAGETT co,
Jan 9--eo3tlf Corner OF Pa, avenue and OH street,
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n CLAGETT Il co. would respectfully Inform aiI
IL. who may be in want OF materials for drawing room
and paor curtains, that they have hand large supply
and will dispose OF them prime cost, the price
which would have be paid in New York for them by the
in the lot may be found
10 pieces satin ianes wide, widths making full and
ample curtain for window
20 pieces single width do
These goods of the very newest and beautiful
styles of curtain goods in the country.
We have also neral assortment of drapery tasses
loops, and gimps, 10 match the above.
Also few pair richly lace under curtains
to accompany the aboye.
Terms cash. d. CLAGETr ~ co.
Jan 9-eo3tn Cor Pa. avenue and 9,h street
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 4, 1910.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT January 4, 1919.
INHE means OF the government being ample 10 IIqni-
date all claims against II the LIST OF March next
without calling before that date further payments
on account of the loan of 1919 and desiring all
unnecessary interest," notice is hereby given all the sue
cessnl bidders for that oan by whom any balance s
due that they permitted postpone any further pay
ment until the lst OF March next
h. J. WALKER,
Jan 5-dttf Secretary of the Treasury,
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DILLIARD SALOON aud Bowling Alley for sale or

s're Ut
- re"'-Thc subscriber, prevented 10y sickness from
attending to his business, wishes to sell rent, WIN OF
without the fixtures, his billiard and bowling alley
situated lih street. directly opposite Wllards Hotel
and about hundred Iect from Pennsylvania avenue
The building fronts twenty feet, running back twentyN
feet, aud is stories high. The alley eighty eet
Long, by 10 wide, with boards. The whole building
which built OF brick is LOG feet deep from the street
1t be easily converted into convenient premises Tor any
other business, and especially for printing oice 1t beng
very tight and comfortable.
Jan 6-3tdif F BuRCL
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At Groveand Livingston county, New York. December o.
by the Rev w j. BAKEwEL of st. Mchacls Church.
WILLIAM d. FlTZHUGH, esq to ANNIE f.. CARROLL, daugh
ter Of the Hon. CHARLrs IL. CARROLL
In the parish Of Teebsnne State Of Louisiana the 9th day
December 1875 by the Rev Mr. McNR Col JOHN McGAVOCK
Williamson county Tennessee, to Miss CAROLINE eldest
daughter of Col VAN p WINDER
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&C. Tho annual meeting OF the Washington City
Orphan Asylum for the election of officers and
for the ensuing year, will be held Tuesday January 9th
twelve o'clock, in the Rev. Dr. Laurie ohutcb, street
The clergy of all demon nations, Strangers and citizens
interested in the of The helpless Orphan solicited
to attend.
The managers respectfully request subscr ptions and
atoms TO be presented at the meeting
BY order of the Board:
Jan6- " TAYLOE, Secretary.
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DIsTOLs AND RfFLEs.-STrVENS has this day re-
ceived of Colts revolving pistols. Also has sale,
from sample, ''Wessons" rifles, which warranted for
accuracy and dis ance, be superior any rae either
foreign domestic. For sale manu- acurers prices at
STEVENS'S
Great Hat and Gardeners Outlining Establishment,
Dec 29-eo6f No Browns Hotel.
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I,REsM SMYRNA FIGS, RAIsINs, Sc.

J1REsH SMYRNA FIGS RAIsINs, &c.
IL 300 drums fresh figs
800 whole and half boxes bunch rasin,
500 pounds fresh currants
$50 do do Pecan nuts
1000 do do walnuts
1000 do do Bordeaux almonds
300 do do sheled do
10 boxes otron
40 Jars Canton ginger
10 jars West India preserves
10 barrels cranberres
so bushels steIibarks
80 boxes English dairy cheese.
For sale by GEO. THOS. PARKER,
Centre Market Space, and opposite Browns Hotel
Jan 9--3t
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC. We have inst received a
"A very beautiful lot OF black and blue French Cater
Boots which, added 10 the stock had on hand makes
our assortment very large and complete.
We have in store, black, blue, and bronzed Caters,
double soled
Also halfgaiters, in great variety
Also white and black and kid Slips, Walking Shoes,
and misses and chdren Boots and Shoes OF every descdp
ton
Genemen's waterproof and dress Boots and Shoes of all
Genemens patent leather Shoes three varieties, do de
tached Caters
sroe supply heavy goods of all qualities, all of which
will be sold reasonably by -
ANDREW COYLE 81 SON.
On hand, few Blank Books, paper very superior
Also Just received, cask ot Day Martins backing
We earnestly request all persons indebted to us to call
Jan 6-Iweod A, G, Il SON,
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The Hon. MIR. Embree, of the House OF Representa-
tves has received the wing nomination for the guberna
torial chair of the State of Indiana.
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DNHE first Assembly will take place at Jackson Hall, on
i Tuesday evening, the 9Th of January, 1919.
There will be four Assemblies during the session OF Con-
eress and citizen member of Congress- resident for
the winter will he admitted any unless subscribing
for the whole Strangers wishing procure tickets must
apply of the managers.
Hon Geo. Nj Dallas, Capt. French Forrest, u N.
Hon. r. NJ McLane. T. b Huger, U.S.N
Hon VIM H. Sebastian, r. \. Stone,
w w Seaton, ]. NJ. Foltz, u. s. N.
Gen J G.. Totem. Hon, ID. M, Barrnger
Maj j. D. Graham, Hon. E. Cabeli,
Knox Walker, Gen. Geo. Gibson,
p. Barton Key, Thomas Ritcbie
Jno f. Addison, Capt J. Mcdowell U,S.A.
Hon. T. Butler King, Geo. Thorn, [. S.A.
Hon. l. E Holmes, Aug. s. Nicholson, U @.
Hon X. X. Meade, W - Walker,
Con l.. Warrington, w. p. Rodgers
Capt j. f. Johnston. u SA
Subscribers may obtain their tickets the Bookstores
Messrs Taylor Maury Fanck Taylor, and VIM Fischer,
Pennsylvania avenue
Jan 4--dtdif {Balt. Pat dtd
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For California.
GOLD WASHING MACHINES, (Leavenworh's rst
VI ent) superior any in In America OF
Russia They will do tie work OF from twenty men
Also, mining ioos pumps ard hose, horsepower agrl-
cultural i'm plemen,s, field and garden Seeds and Whit
California A. b. ALLEN ~ CO,
IS9 and l9l Water street, New York
Dec 3l-d&cIm
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Lives insured
NORRIS ROBINSON. PresiIen


NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMI.. HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES De SEEDING, No. IL Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
w. p. JoHHsroN, M D., opposite City Post Office,
7th street. Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be obtained application the
agents office
Jan. 9-eo4t
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Gy- Festival at Jefferson Hall, corner of 7tll
Streets opposite the National ntegencer office few
doors south of Odd Fclow,' Harhe ladies of Foun.
dry Methodist Episcopal Church propose holding estiva
at the ab0vcnamed place. commencing this TUESDAY
evening Jan. 9th. and continuing every evening this week
to which they respectfully invite the attention OF the
l2A cents. Jan 9
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GEN. TAyLoR's MovEMENrsA letter has been received
at Cumberland, Maryland, from Gen Taylor in which lie
that he expects to reach the vicinity of Wheeling
the I'd OF February He will pass through Ptsburg
and up the Monongahela to Brownsville and thence by
coach Cumberland II nothing happens to retard his
progress, ho will probably reach Cumberland the 10th
Or 9Th Of February Bali ChpV,
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MARRIED..

First Assistant Postma sler Gene raj.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, January 8, lS49