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Texas Dcbt-AKency.

livery person holding any bonds promssory notes,
II other evidences of debt against Texas, must forward
the the auditor and comptroller of public accounts OF
the State of Texas before the second Monday Of No
vember, lSi9 they will be postponed barred 1t will
do forward copies. The original bonds, notes. &c,
be forwarded in accordance with law OF the legs
aurc of Texas approved March 90 1913 advertise
in Daily Union) AS Individuals do feel willing
the risk of sending their bonds NC, by mall and
am continually receiving letters nquring how the writer's
their evidences of debt the proper officers of
Texas, have determined to act agent in regard the
debt, receipt individuals for The amount deposited
with me, take the claims the city of Austin, and
procure the necessary receipts for the can be
found Browns HOTEL Washington city, until the adjourn
ment of Congress.
DAVID 6. KAUFMAN
Washington City, January 6, 1919
lar liza
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMoRE, Feb. 20-5 p.

BALTIMORE, Feb 20-5 p. IN.
The Liberia yaekst-St Valentines bMetsFor Caiifor
~ia- R,-arest Of Hysr General 1ayor tross" up-1hs
markets, &c.
The Liberia packet which was have sailed this
ing with large number of for Liberia, and Two
Episcopal missionaries did not get oil account OF the
being blocked with ice She has on board quite
large and valuable freight sent on. account of the eoon
al government
estimated theirs 92 900 letters received and
distribut by the Baltimore Post Office last week OF
these letters IL 900 Vaetnes and dopettcs for de-
livery, % 900 mail letters and Valentines received
delivery and So Baltimore other letters There
also about $1,000 Valentines passed through the des
patch post.
The brig Robert Brown which cleared last week for
California still de tanned the
but will sail tomorrow In tow of the bay.
There are some 62 passengers going this vessel
sides which she has most valuable cargo on board
Our city authorities, this morning. caused the Of
Tom Hyer, Bill Thompson, and Ned O'Dunne the prize
fighters, and they were brought again before Judge LIE
grand, who ordered them give bail in the of $500
each thar they would give sparring exhibition in the
State of Maryland for the moths, and also keep
the peace for the time They had advertised give
a sparring exhibition this evening
despach received from Wheeling this morning,
that General Taylor still detained seventeen
miles below that city, the boat he board being
frozen up in the ice Carriages and stages sent
down TO bring the General, we'll the of the
passengers.
The steamship Hermann sailed from New York to-day at
| noon Tor Europe
learn that the steamship United States has sold
OF the German provinces for the Of hundred
| and seventy thousand dollars.
The aARKETs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning
flour very dull at 81 S7i for light brands sellers
for ~ 93l There sale of 200 bb Howard
"a S7a No grain afoat sales of lot of red wheat lit.
tie garlicky at l03 Sales 5000 bushels yellow
90 81 cts; nothing doing in white. No sales of
rye Whiskey continues very dull 23A in bbs and
22h in hhds We quote pork Sll 80 to Si2 and
| prime $40, with transactions sma
hams at 81 to 10 cts. No sales lard.
AT New York. this morning, the stock market steady
AT the first board this morning. offers 81 rcfu
for Treasury 6s and sales of New Loan III pre-
MUM
| Exchange on London a per CT. premium.
| There is a good and home demand for -four ;
sales of 800 bbs IS A IS 62A for and Cen
esee common brands, and IS n 85 80 for southern.
Small sales of Genesee wheat 1870 and red do l2
Corn is steady; sales Of 600 bushels IS for
mixed, and 60 81 for yellow. Southern 80 cts
Rye 81 Cts
| Provisions steady Mess pork Sill so; prime $40 Is
beef Sl3. Sales of lard 81 in bbl. Groceries
| firm.
The market quiet and rather in favor buyers
sales OF 100 bales.
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CoLLECroRs OFFICE, Cry HALL Jan O. 1870
(NTS TAxBs.-TeD per cent. deduct ion for prom n.
~ Payment-Notice Is hereby given, that the taxes
upon real and personal property the year lS43 became
due on the lst instant aod payable this Office
deduction OF ten per is allowed by law from all
oils for said year paid during the January and
February. A EOTUWEII.
Jan ll-2awtMarlif Collector
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
February 4 1919.
an the pctiuoU Of Jordan l.. Mott the city
" York, praying Tor the extension OF granted
said Jordan L. Mott Tor an improvement in Stoves for
from the expiration of said patent which takes
place on the 2ist day Of July, l849-
IL is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office. on the first Monday in July next, IL O'Clock
and all persons notified TO appear and show cause, if
any they have why said petition ought be granted
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the Union
Globe, National DemokRt Washington d. G. Pennsyl
vanian, Philadelphia Post Pittsburg; True Sun, New
York; Argus, Albany Post Boston Gazette Portsmouth
New Hampshire; once week for three successive weeks
previous to the first Monday in July
EDMUND BURKE.
Commissioner of Patents.
r. s. Editors OF the above papers will please copy. and
send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper containing
this notice. Feb I6-law3w
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Q1SO REwARD.-Ran nway from the subscriber near

Qt1S0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
DlCO Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9th inst
boy named Aaron He is very black ~ years of age
about feet or inches high, has down look when spo
ken very thick lips and heavy tongue. He had when
he left domestic kersey frock faded black color
broad brim white hat aud other clothing with him. not re
collected The above reward OF $3.50 will be given should
he be apprebcnded OF the State, and 800 the
State that may get him again All reasonable charges
will be paid If delivered to at Luray.
Aaron left in company with sprghty yellow boy red
complexion rcd hair, and spotted face; SO tall as
Aaron but heavier made Both Of the above boys are good
coopers. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
Sept. 22-tf Luray, Page county V,roini,
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ODDS AND ENDS, REMNANTS, Go. CLAGE1
Feb lS-2aw WV

ODDS AND ENDS, REMNANTS, &c.-D. CLAGETT
" ~ CO, being determined to clear out their stock
slick and Clean" would now respectfully inform all
ladies who wish furnish their children for approach
ing season with some Of the prccst goods
had for dresses, prices nothing, that they have
al opportunity which may again occur.
We have on hand remnants of Mousselines de
Lame, silk Tissues, Baregc, Silks Chinz, Lawn, Cling
ba m, and Calico.
Also remnants of Damask, sheetng, Toweling Cloth
Cashmere, Flannel, ne
All OF which have been measured, and have the quaint
ties ked rhem and laid out destined be push
ed of one-ha oneourth of their worth or II thai
will not do to be given away any way, that rid
of them So advise the ladies be quick, they will
be late.
Feb l6-eo3tif ID, CLAGETT IL co,
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(NONenEssiONAL printing materials for sale Tho
~ undersigned offer Tor sale all the materials employed
by them IN the execution of printing for the Both Co-
gress These have only been used during the past fifteen
months aud are in excellent condition. They embrace
one double napier press capable of throwing of $500 i'm
pr, ssons per hour four single do. hand do.
six horse power engine, with boiler, Nc, complete 5000
pounts small plea l,5O0 do English $500 DO BREWER
LOCO do nonpa ell together stands stones, chssrs,
sticks gaieys aud everything for printing
Enlistment These articles be obtained in lots suit
purchasers un the lst day OF May, when whatever is not
previously disposed of will be sold at public auction.
WENDELL " VAN BENTHUYSEN.
Jan. 23-3tawlm
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OuD FELLOWS HALL, THURSDAY, aai.
Last Grand Vocal and Instrumental
RESTyVYx,s


Given by tho unrvaed twin artists broher and sster
MISS ADELE and Mr.. CHAS. HOHNSrOCK
Solo Vtuosos ION violin and pIano the Duke Bruins
wick, assisted by MADAME MULLER.
l. Grand dueto for piano and violin, "Wm Tell" by
Miss Adele and Mr.. Charles Hohnsiock
2. Mad Bishops la voe ballad son the Banks of Quad
alquiver," sung by Mad. Muller.
3. Grand fantasia la Paganini, for violin
solo, by Mr. Charles Hohnstock. VCs-This com posi-.
ton contains all the difficulties of the violin, viz
double shakes and passages, pizzicatos harmonic
melodies, with bow and pzzicato accomp aninent,
invented by himself
A. Fantasia from Lucia" for piano, by Miss A. Holm
stock
Carnival of Paris for VIOLIN composed by Paganin
for his pupil, Mr. Charles Hohns,ock. Co. This
position Is the difficult written by Paganin
and produces all the effects which the instrument
capable Of
g. Tremoo, for the lefihsnd, composed by J. Schmitt
executed by Miss Hohnstock
Z. Temolo, for the right-hand, composed by J. Schm
executed by Miss Hohnstock
8. What Enchantlnent, for soprano, sung by Mad
Muller
O. Norma, (upon string0 for violin, by Charles
Hohnstock, (By request.)
10 Valsecavane celebrated Italian song, for
voice, sung by Mad Muller
H. by equest) Elege, for piano. by List, executed
by Miss Hohnsock. (The first part OF this famous
composition is for the ieit-hand alone,)
IL Polka de Concert for piano, composed and executed
by Miss Adele Hohnstock.
Carnival of Venice, for VIOLIN by Charles Hohnock
Tickets dollar each be hada the sic Stores and
on the evening at the door. To commence 8 o'clock.
Feb 2l-2t
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS.-Messrs. ELDREDGh,
n PLATT. and STEWART, late of Wall, now OF WIZ
liam street. New York, have extended branch oil he,i
office to Washington for transaction of public business
1t will be under the constant charge of one OF their nun
ber--Charles H. Stewart legal gentleman OF over ',Y
years experience in his profession, and eleven in sG au
vocacy OF public claims As guaranty to the conuu.nc
OF the public, Mr. Stewart has been favored with me m
monlals OF officers of the general government ana o
public gentlemen, before whom his advocacy lay showing
his skill in preparing his his great diligence
edge OF business, tact of advocacy and uniform
1t wonld not be becoming here alude further 70 'o''
but Eld rcdge, Plat, and Stewart solicit persons wo
quire the transaction of public business To peruse men
cnar with these testimonials at loot and they wiz ma
higher passports confidence cannot be presentsd MOI
better guaranty for success be reasonably demanded
Without entering into detail, Eldredge, Platt ana Wash
art will attend TO public business of every nature vas,
ngton, and through their Office in New York. TO @ ne
in that city also Their charges will be moderate ana
arranged For attention they pledge their esiabiisneaoJ
acter with the habits of life maturcd in business anu
vocacy, assuring those who may try them that VIVA.
testimonials show done tor others they VIII DO Io N.Y.
and that they will always be found nj their post III
as well during the tho sup IS OF Congress
Letters to be postpaid. ,-ry,pT
ELDREDGE, PLATT, ~ STEWAhl,
Office in Washington at the house OF John mason, ~
esq., northwest of and 18th Streets IN New io'
40 William street. first floor . -, =,
0J-Circuars oil E. p &c s. be had on application
either Office.
Dec. G-d3ns
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NEW MEXICO California, and Oregon, by Albert
IN GailatinThs day received Tor sale by Franck Tay-
lor the second volume of the TRANSACTIONS of the Ameri-
chronological Society," the principal portion OF which
consists of memoir by Albert Galatin president. of the
ella and its vicinity embracing climate .opogra
geography, ehnoogy Indian Of subsistence.
Standardization Of New Mexico, vocabularies grammar,
Polynesian languages. Chinese, New Mexico, California
nc, NC. One volume Of 600 pages, pri ~ So
oh
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NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL.


To be held Monday evening, March ISi9 the New
Assembly Rooms, jackson Hall
THE Gcrmsna Band OF PHILADELPHIA consulting of
i twenyiour instruments, and recogni sed hrou ghout
Europe and the United States the effective oches
for its size in the world has been positively engaged and
VIII produce many new pieces OF music written expressl
Tor the ccason, by its eminent conductor
p5-The proceeds OF the sale tickets, after paying
penses w be divided between the orphan yuns
Washington city
The most ample arrangements being made by the
gentlemen composing the several committees, render
this bali only the ladies, but splendid
com piment uslrous President Vice President
elect from their fellow cizens without distinction Of party
The decorations will be in style of elegance and the
per in tasteful prouson hitherto unsurpassed
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A TOUR OF duty In California, Including descrip-
n ton Of the gold region, and of the voyage
around Cape Horn, Nc. with map and plates. BY
Joseph Warren Revere, U. S. Navy
For sale by TAYLOR IL MAURY,
Feb 81 Bookstore 9th street.
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INLEGANT, Free, aud Rapid Writing easily and
II speedily Acknowledgement and return of Mr. BR IS
tow Finishing Writing Master, in Washington, after an
absence of twenty years for the last three he has been
teaching with the most eminent in Baltimore aud
the marked appreciation OF the public press Mr.. Is. has
rcopened his Academy for the admission Of pupils
all ages day and evening Rooms in Concert Hall build
ings, Pennsylvania avenue, west of Browns Hotel.
Mr. BRIsTew, in announcl ing his arrival most respectful
ly informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city and
Georgetown, that he intends make only limited stay,
to practise his unerng proofs of eradicatng bad writing
He therefore politely invites those who wish his
instruction toappy soon.
Superior aud Perfect System of Writing
guaranteed to be taught to Old and Young, in full and
complete course of lessons matter how iegible or
cramped the writing is (Sec specimens at the door,
To Ladies Mr.. Brisow imparts neat handsome grace
full and fashionable running hand, Enthusiastically deli
cate
The Gentlemen acquire bold and manly, free, expedi-
tious, decided, and practical mercantile hand,
IN ONE COURSE LESSONS!
The extensive patronage Mr.. Bristow has been hnored
with Tor twenty years past, in all the great Atlantic cities
of the United States and Canada also Europe Next
and South America, WILL he trusts be alike extended
to him on his present visit to Washington.
Mr. b. can be from to in the morning and 10
in the evening.
Visitors in Washington take a course in a few days
Feb lf-dIm
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GEORGE NJ. PAYNE,
J. CHILD,
WIN. A. FORWARD,


o. Editors in whose papers the above notice of sale Of
lands required be given will insert the twice
weekly their respective papers till day OF SALE and for
ward their the commissioners at St Augustine
by the month of june the said will be paid
Dec 1to
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Supreme Court Of the United States.
TUESDAY, February 20, ls49.

TUESDAY, February 90 lS49.
Francis Fellows, esq, of Connecticut, and Simeon
Smith, esq, OF New York, were admitted attorneys and
counseilors of this court
No. 81. Duncan McArthur's administrator u.s. M Hob
son ct al, in to the circuit of the United
States for Ohio
Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of this court
reversing the judgment of the said circuit court with
COSTS and remandhg this for further proceedings
to be had therein; in conformity TO opinion of this
court.
No. 2l3. c. w. Lawrence plaintiff in error, Us G.
Allen, ct al. This cause argued by Mr. Attorney
General for the plaintiff in
No. 36. Thomas Townsend, plaintiff in error. Us Rob-
ert Jemison. This was submitted to the court
the record and printed Arguments by Mr.. Cooke for
the plaintiff in error
No. 81. Thomas APP C. Jones, plaintiff in error, Us
the United States The Argument of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Stanard for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock
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rT,O TEACHERs.--A vacancy baving occurred in the
Male Public High School of Baltimore, by the esigna-
ton Of the principal an examination OF applicants fill
the will be held the Office of the
OF public schools, in the city of Baltimore, nine o'clock
n. m, on the 18th day of March, 1919.
The departments OF instruction in the High School
LIST, belle ettres and history 3D. mathematics; 3D. natural
sciences; h, moral mental, and political sciences 9Th,
langnages; 9th, modern languages 7th graphcs
Slh, music.
The principal will be expected to instruct in the ls 4h,
and 9th departments 1t is the duty OF the committee
examinations besides asceraining, by personal exami
nation, the literary ordinations OF applicants, TO re-
quire satisfactory testimonials of their character
their ability communicate information, and their sound
of judgment and discretion in the of
school The salary is fixed at 81, 200 per annum
BY order of the commissioners of public schools Of the
city of Baltimore.
J. w. TILYARD.
Feb lS-2aw2w
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INsPECiAL CARD.-Mrs. GARRETT ANDERSON will
IL from this date sell reduced price her stock OF Music,
to compete with any Music dealer in the District
Mrs Andersons stock of Music is and very large
of the latest and best pubshed and is
posed generally Of selections from the best authors
New Music received every few days, and orders for Mu'
sic and Musical instruments promptly attended to.
Music and Stationery Store, between llth and 18th
Streets Pennsylvania avenue. Feb l5--Imd.
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WASHINGTON national MONUMENT OFFICE
February 49, 1919.
meeting of the board of managers held day it
IA ordered that the following letter be published in
the Washington newspapers;
DEPARTMENT STATE,
Austin, Texas, January Is, 1919.
GENTLEMEN BY direction of Governor Wood have the
pleasure acknowlede the receipt of piece the
estone of the Washington National Monument laid July
H. 1913
The Governor, behalf of the State of Texas tenders
the board Of his thanks for this precious ag
ment of great work designed alike to commemorate the
virtues and services of the Father OF his Country to
lustrate the gratitude Of the American people.
have the honor to be- gentlemen, very respectfully your
obedient servant, w. d. MILLER,
Secretary of State.
To the Board Of Managers Of the Washington National
Monument, Washington city.
Feb 2O-lt
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The Hon. p Soule LETT this city Sunday for Wash
ngton, where he GOES attend the the
United States Senate, which Is called for the 4h of March
next-N o. Della, Feb 49,
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Philndel phin College Of Medicine, Firth street
Of Walnut Philadelphia.
THE spring of instruction will be OH
Monday, March II, lSi9 and be continued four
months;
Anatomy:-Jaues McCIintock, NJ D., S. R. McClintock,
NJ. d. Adj Prof
Institutes Of medicine and medical jurisprudence.
ry Gibbons, M. d.
Medical chemistry "A. l.. Kennedy, NJ d.
Matera medica and general thera peutcs.-Rush Van
DYKE M. d.
Theory and practice of medcine.-Thomas D. Mitchell,
M. ID.
Midwifery and diseases of women and chliren,-Chris-
topher G. Cox, M D..
Comparative and pathological anatomy.-M w. Dlcle-
son, M. ID.
Surgery James McClintock NJ. ID.
Prosecutor of surYery.--Richard Burr, M. ID.
Fee for the full course 1871 90
Mntriculation fee, only once paid 90
Graduation 30 90
Fee for those who have attended two full courses
in other colleges As 90
Dissecling ticket, optional 10 90
Perpetual ticket $50 90
The fec for the respective tickets be paid each
member OF the Faculty, the whole may be paid
Dean, who will issue certificate which will en,e
the student to the ticket OF each Professor.
To increase the means OF acquiring practical knowl-
edge OF profession, ulI-couse candidates for graduon
will be furnished with the Hospital ticket without charge
in addition to which clinical instruction will be given
the college, FROM IL o'clock, Wednesdays and Sat
urdnys.
For further information, inquire of
JAMES McCLINTOCK, NJ D., Dean,
No. North Eleventh street.
Dt,. -Eob .
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IMIon rANf ie",m Canadn.-Quebec, July a. I9iS.--
L To all who afflicted with asthma, have a. differ
eat time, been ai cted with colds which
in the asthma. have, these occasions use
DIR. Wisar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Two years ago /
quite sck-so much that could rest at night
procured OF the agent in this city bottle this Balsom
of Wild Cherry. before had taken the of IL fel,
relieved. continued taking 1t until had used three or
four bottles, which completely cured me- The present
took another cold, and
ed this Balsam aud part OF one bottle had
effect therefore cheery recommend friends and all
others who need it, this medicine for their coughs and
colds, and pa tcuary the asthma
Respectfully, yours, VIM. McGRATH.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on tho wrapper
For sale by X 3 PATTERSON,
Feb 2I-3t Washington, ID. G.
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MIR. COLLINS,
The Irish Comedian and Vocalist

TIC IFfNH COWeUfuW uHU OtUEISI,
WILL have the honor Of giving his Irish Characteristic
w Musical Entertainments at the Odd Fellows Hall,
Monday the l9ih Wednesday tho 2lst and Thursday
the 2sd of February The entertainment will prise
of the most popular Irish. Scotch, English and
American songs nterspersed with IRISH stories and
does, including his celebrated songs Of the Widow Ma
cree" the |" Bould Soger Boy" Widow Mahonev, ~
"Cfoosken Lawn" &c, NC. Admission, so cents For
particulars small bills. Feb IL.
nURE Champagne Wine-We have Just received 100
baskets of the Geiser brand, which win be sold the
New York prices We believe tina, the only holders
of any quantity of this wine in this city, and will warrant
il TO be the pur and genuine article.
And also so baskets Heidsick.
Feb 2O--3t. SIMMSN SON
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raAMPAaSE wIsEs..

IHAMPAGNE WINES.-
~ 50 baskets quarts and pints, Hedseck & Co.
30 do do do Geiser 81 Co
Genuine brands fresh imported and in perfect order
For sale by STANISLAUS MURRAY.
l.. I6-co3t
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SCHOoL HOO.Ns.--A general assortment oil Soooo.
Books VIII be found for sale, at as reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District at
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book Music and Fancy store,
Pa. av. between llth X 18th suee"
Feb l5-u