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SHAvING sOAPon hand and Cor sale small quantity q ne
Naples Compound shaving Soap This compound - Do
pended the quality Of protesting the skin from i
which will obtaining smooth surface capable
For sale by -t' WIN. FISCHER.
Deel
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DIED.,

DIED,
Tuesday, lin instant, MARY ELIZABETH daughter Of
W. BROWN, oG the Treasury Department the M year Of her
acquaintance family are respectfully
funeral day, residence
on IS street. between l. and NJ.
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Ertract Of letter from M4scatine, STATE Of Iopa

Extract Of letter from Mlsoatins, Stale of Iotgd
81 look with some anxiety for the forthcoming mes.
sage Of the 'noparty President think the late cleo.
tons must begin to open the eyes Of the wings in Wash
ngton AS the President has repeatedly said he would
the Senate will demand the reasons Of Of the
walls before they confirm the nominations Of the success
- if g H,#& asi st.t.a
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Gossip DO wa.hlasssa.

A correspondent Of the New York Herald on the oh
instant, refers to the condition OF the wing party in
Washington Some OF these light sketches not with
out interest He says:
The wing party 10, at ths moment broken into thou
sand fragments and is amusing TO witness the different
squads making war one another. number Of wing
committees are already the spot procure the rejection
Of the principal officers appointed by the cabinet during
the recess There is not single appoinee Distinguish
ed office who has his wing guerilla against him; and
what is still more amusing wing senators are, in many
instances, the leaders Of these guerillas.
Governor Seward of New York, is busying himself with
the rejection fMr Maxwell; Mr. Cooper, of Pennsyva-
MIA, wk that Of Mr. Lewis and Daniel Webster the god
like, is employed in vindcang the eriory Of talent
and genius over wealth and energy by the rejection Of Mr.
Abbot Lawrence.
Mr., Henry Clay, in company with Gen. Waddy Thomp
son, visited Gen. Taylor and Mr.. Clayton He looked
better in all his life, and contrasted advantage
ously than on this occasion The meeting between Gen
Taylor and Mr. Clay friendly and polite, but not cor
dial Il lasted about fifteen minutes That with Mr. Clay
ton was of shorter duration Mr.. Clayton is said to ex
press his opinion to this effects thar il he had bnt served
his country half much he has endeavored serve his
friends, he would not be obliged to look after them
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avail myself ofan opportunity, before leaving this place
journey North TO thank you sincerely for the
and Kindness you have for long time extended
me, in sending the regular numbers of your journal
and to add, with this Acknowledgment that have on ali
occasions perused II with interest and pleasure.
Please accept my sincere wishes Tor your health and
prosperity, and for the continued and usefulness
your journal.
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o Trustees OF and eenssensn seeking for
TutorsE RINGER graduate Of Bepzic University, wishes
siaacn teacher Of Latin Greek, French, German Msthemat
ics, and Chemistry.
and Rev. Messrs Parks and Bedel of New York.
Any application paid addressed Thompson street, New
York. viii with senton made previous 20 January l6h,
le5o. Dec l3-3uf
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Odd FeIiows' Hall, 7th Street, wsshsngssa,
(Bsing ha1dsomsy fitted sy wifh rasd aad spafsi
piaJwm.) ssti'-.3
WILL Wednesday evening TO- and condnue
open every evening for short season, BAYNEs celebrated
series Of Ggantic Ponoramas, entitled
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent Of Boston, hsrbor Hs.r
lantc, Liverpool London fom The amer pas.ins under Ne
bsdEc and ending with magnificent view of the THAnEe TuN
Nee, brilliantly Illuminated, and both Of beautiful uvER
RHINE, Panorama exhbted Painted Wnnsr
NJ Bayne from original sketches BY himself which
This beautiful work q art exhibited IN Boston and rs1s
pbia win unparalleled upwards $4,000
so persons. .I..f .
proprietor.
exhibition every "Wednesday and Saturday afternoon q
O'Clock. r q f...V
Admission IS cents. children under 10 year. Is cents
Doors open nj ga oclock--to moving IN.
Dec f2-dm News Globel
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrrnonr, December -. 8 ,. ;


BALrMoRE. December Il. D. M
RaiLoad "A nnsAiar ,,m@. Forgery prssafmsni. ms
Markets, &C. A"
The geographic announcement Of the proceedings Of
the House OF Representatives to-day which has us been
posted the bulletin boards has caused quito sxcsmsn
throughout the city, coming al moment when Ill were
anxously watching for the organization, has however,
been confidently predicted, from the first that no In
the present position Of parties be elected demo
Graf whg the ballots of the free-so members would
cause the withdrawal Of the Southland such has been
the result W&e
The revenue Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the month of November has been as follows
For passengers, For freight.
Washington branch. 'i T.Mo q -
4.5so IS ss.sa4 q
Making total Of $l46, l74 65-being an incrssss on
both roads the corresponding month ofast year e the
sum OF $2i.2sl SO. t&a II@TM
Father Mathew arrived in Baltimore last evening ana
was received with great enthusiasm. He win remain here
but few days AZ most being anxious 10 get 70 the South
soon possible.
There n here this morning that Dr. Parkmsn
had made his appearance Boston, and walked In before
the cooners inquest his buried remains The tseersph
TO the North being prostrate the mail from Philadslpha
this afternoon brings no confederation Of the rumo and
is of course all humbug. 4 wi s8 yassMi
Charles Gearhart, who recently arrested al Mount
Vernon, Ohio, the charge Of robbng the mail was found
10 have concealed In the lining Of his sixteen letters
containing in all Ss,6ss in money checks, and drafts
The grand jury Of the United States district court have
found presentment against George H. Hickman ESQ., OF
this city, the charge Of having and received
forged land claims the department Washington H,
however, In card this morning. protests his entire inno
cence and asks suspension Of public opinion until thu
matter 10 fully investigated
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore Market this morning.
there were sales Of flour of kind Sales 50 bbs City
Mills corn meal at SO. Sales good prime red wheat at
D. l02 cents and white LOG 10 Sales white
at 4S 80 cents and ye How so 81 cents old white ~
55 cents and yellow So cents. Oats % 81 cents Whs-
key % cents
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securing him 10 their particular and puFpos b.
giving him good Office In Of the dspsnmsnis Thus
O. w Brsga from that moment became lheir sesns thsls
conesponden-not We never asked him ios his adj
vice in our management Of the New York Herald and a.
though he continued for months writing and writing
disclosing and disclosing. developing and dssslop-
ing, praying and praying, preaching and preaching.
for the cabinet We paid lite attention bis inimstons
although we knew they from the cabinet because
conceived that the cabinet had taken wrong tack
were njurlng the reputation and popularity Of Gen Taylor
instead OF benefting him or his administration.
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crate party. Now. this manifesto, from which have
uoVof swefvsd remains the preston Of my
.eatments The hfs, duty was 70 nanquss Tho county
ro our month? pas, has been daily gaining conhdsnce
For every day is task security rst then amsltoyatious
The sRPr9sShlns sess,Sns win advance havs doubt
lie by order and moderation To bring clsser 10 ssoh Chez
all the old pares-to unite, to reconcile heu IL ,be object
my efforts This 10 tho mission auached 10 he gIo.S
which bear; IL wonId fail II IL wore to tend /,
divide instead of ryng together the pportos of the nov
For these reasons apppove OF your be-
coming candidate in twenty departments Reflect. that
under the shadow OF your may be attempted
bring the Assembly candidates hostile the sover
ent and discourage devoted parsans by tguing
tho people with the hsquent oIcctious vch this
would necesstatc In future, therefore, hopo my deas
cousin, that will yourself enlishsen 10 my
real Intentions tho persons who may b a sisdon viA
you, and take accredt ~ ineonidssaie lam
gusgc, the absurd caumnies which stats that my pcy 10
influenced by sordid interests Nohingrepost this al0ud
nothing viii disturb the serenity Of my Judgment ahaks
my resolutions Free from MI moral constalnt via
the path Of honor with conscience for my guide
and when shall renquish power, may b. reproachsd
with faults which fatally inevitable, shall Il lsak
have performed what sincerely believe 10 be my daty
Receive my dear cousin the OF my iendshp,
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
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NAVY DKPARrMEsT,


Bureau OF ConsUueton, Equipment, and Repair.
March l, 1919
NDER tho Join, resolution Of Congress- approved May
- g. loiS, entitled Resolution respecting con'Hcs for
hemp for the Of the American sealed proposals
viii be feesved at this bureau or the United States hemp
60 be forwarded by them unopened this bureau,
for delivering under contract. at eiiher Of the said
the 6ea gsaity Of Am~'eaa rate yoited hemp. in guam
titles Of ,e 1s and upwards the ton to consist of zo
TWO HUNDRED and foryns dollars toa The proposals.
win then determine whether the shall be
awarded NO delivery will be required sooner than the Isl
The said hemp must be equal in qualify TO the beet
foreign hemp and in all cases of equality Of bd the con-
tract III be given to the bemPs,cwer The quantity re-
The said hemp must be thoroughly dressed cleaned free
e and ae NOT hsa 10 the
faction OF the inspectors ready for spinning Its Strength
Of 's an Inch ' in made from
yarns, prepared ADD essed by the Inspectors or by
Il. length eoo and Other properties mus, be entirely .a
factory TO ie inspectors or the chief OF this bureau or IL
will no. be received twill be inspected and tested at the
The respective United States hemp agents 10 certify bills
by them according to the contracts which may be entered
ipo ninety per cent OF which bills to be payable within
thirty days after their presentation such navy agents
may be agreed upon and named in the contracts,
Persons Offering must state the price, In words and fig
by the said hemp agent and payable as above specified
Every offer must be accompanied, as directed IN the act OF
Congress making appropriations for the naval service,
proved 10Th August, 1885, by written guaranty signed by
one or more responsible persons, Ito be certified by
official parsonage the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders will if his their bid be accept
ed, enter into obligation within fifteen days after the
submitted signature, with good and sufficient
surees, TO furnish the supplies proposed No proposal
will be considered unless by such guaranty
Bonds with approved suIeties in onehaf the esti
mated amount OF the respective contracts will be required
and ten per centum in addition will be withheld from the
OF each payment be made, collateral security
Tor the due and faithful performances of the respective
tracts which will be paid until the
are complied with in all respects according TO their terms
Oilers must be made in strict conformity with the
OF this advertisement The Offering state by
hr agent they wish their bills paid If their offer
accepted. and by uch hemp agency they wish
have and bonds Tor their signature and
ii they should be executed within fifteen days after
they received by the agents. the department VIII
slider itself liberty accept other offers in place OF those
hus neglected
Mar 1-lawl6hAuy
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CARPETlNG, Floor Onlcloths, and TaRnishinS
" Goods GeDoraIiy.-P. H. ROOE IL Co., Market
Space between 7h and 9Th would respectfully ask
the of and rally 70 their
very of furnishing dry goods, ol
description adapted the present and approaching
sons, among which they name
5000 yards superior ingram Competing, spring do
signs
500 yards superior imperial 8 ply carpetng English
1000 yards A. 81, and Venetian Competing, for pas
sagcs and steps
1000 yards tapestry and Brussels carpeting some low
priced
100 Yards chintz baizcs, l24 and Ga
80 pieces floor oilcoths, from one TO two yards wide
IS different designs OF very superior English ocloths,
which will be to fit any shaped passage
hall, in entire piece, some OF which are very
rich and elegant
IT'S pieces premium inattings, every width
Also sleeings, counterpanes, table damasks
Damask tabIecloths, satin damask napkins
= Toweings, table and piano covers
Door mats cheneilIe and tufted rugs, Nc.
All which determined to offer upon such terms
as 10 insure sale any who may favor us with call AL
comparison OF our stock and prices with those
of neghbors. ApN-Staw4wn
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THOR SALE.A valuable and beautifully situated farm,
near the WASHINGTON Race Course, and about two and
hall miles from the Centre Market House, tine road
This farm contains within small fraction OF three hun
dred acres about hundred of which of good
woodland the balance in good cultivation and the soil
much improved -
The mproyeents consis, of two-sory farm house,
dwelling Tor hands, new two story stable and
coachhouse, barn and corn house, and other small build
ng kitchen garden with extensive otbeds,
and pretty orchard OF the most select ruit OF
various kinds
The whole ac, is well fenced the title ndispuabe, the
price moderate and terms easy Is beaieved that more
healthy location is to be found IN THIS District ana has
the convenience Rock creek crossing OF IT, and
fine mill within forty yards of the land The tract Is
everywhere well watered with line springs
For further inquire OF Thomas Carbey, o.
Washington, or Lewis Carbery, of Georgetown.
Mar o.
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE RPS,
QUARrEKMAsTER's OFFICE,
Washington, May ii, 1919.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this office
- until IL o'clock, Monday, the 10Th day of June
for furnishing such quantities OF best oak wool
hrscite btuminous coal, may be required ON the
quarterly re9uistion of the commanding officer OF each
the following stations from LIST July, ISl9 to the Both June,
1850,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charlesown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadeph Pennsylvania.
Gospsrt, Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, florida.
Washington District of Columbia.
Each proposal will separately the price per cord for
the wood per for the best anthracite coal, and per
bushe! Tor the bitumnous coal.
Wood coal will be furnished the option OF the gov
eminent, and will be delivered. piled and measured at
such point each commanding officer may designate,
free Of expense the United States
Persons desous Of proposing for the supply may
probable gu antity that will be required by refer
TO the several comma nding officers.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
names of two sureties of known responsibility.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
May I3-wSw Quarermaser Marine Corps.
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Ina portan reclalnaed Svwarap Lands In North

Important sale OF reclaimed Swaap Lands In North
Carolina.
TINE president and directors of the Literary Fuud OF
North Carolina, in pur of certain resolutions
passed at the last session OF hs General As~,nhIv on
10. sale FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF SWAMP
LANDS. constituting part eli the Literary Fund of the
State situate in HYDE and Washington Counties and am,
bracing the region lying Pamlico and AlLema RE
Sounds -
These lands have been drained at great EXPENSE una,
direction of com engineers and laid off into
The drainage been effected by two main canals
to wit: Punxo canal extending from Pun.o 10 pnnao
river six and half miles n length with an ye widb
hoou, denth IA
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TO OUR 81 BsCRIBERs.

The viii be snsred upon books unless The
payasnt of ths subscription be nAds In sAvasce
Distant subscribers forward nsnsy BY letter. hs psga
which wnl b ps BY assumed b. sasslv u
saks tsussnle6joa r f - ~
The COUNTRY PAPER n published ssky during The
sions Of Cengrsss end ss~twsskly during tbs
Subscriptions ~ period Iss than year
terms pvopsztisnsdte ths annual
fOsTMASTERs sotheytssd 70 sesas BY
sending ~ DAILY Subscriber with enclosed
WEEKLY sSiscrbsrs with snslsssA; WEEKLY
'cnbsrs with ee sncossA viii espy
'0'oon - uasy furnish " subscsibsrs isr syssiA
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CARD.-The subscriber hereby gives notice 10 snch
n persons have chances in his splendid rattle.
that all articles will be disposed Of on Wednesday, June
g. at polio Hall. The rattle will commence ut o'clock
p, IN. Among the articles are
Three splendid new pianos
Guitars musical boxes, and old violins
Several articles OF rich diamond jcwelry
New cabinet furniture
Superb cut gnss ware
Fine table Gallery, pictures, &c
Amounting, in all, to hundred prizes, upwards
There are-four blanks TO prize
few chances remain unsold, 86 each. Ladies' and
gentlemen who may wish purchase tickets respect
fully invited call my residences 18th street, three
doors from side, and examno the articles,
which they will find well worthy their attention.
B. There will be no postponoment on account Of tho
weather. C. o. MONSTER
May 13--eotJune6
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THE United States steam packet FALCON" will DO de-
i spatched from the port OF New York Saturday. the
26h May instant The public is hereby notified that mails
may be TO New York. Charleston. South Carolina !;
Savannah, Georgia and New Orleans, Louisiana; to DO
conveyed by said packet, which will sail from Now
York the 26h from Charleston, South Carolina, tho
29th (morning j from Savannah, Georgia, tho 18th
May, (eveDing y from Havana tho I'd Of Juno next
patched with the mail the 18th Of May instant
time with the Falcon Havana the 81 Of
June next Mail bags should be made up New York,
and the other points named for Chagres Panama, San
Diego, Santa Barbara Monterrey San Francisco, and As
toria The postage for single exceeding
half in weight will be LII Havana, ~
Chagres. 80 Panama be prepaid IN all
ieey San Francisco Astoria to be prepaid sent
paid. the option OF the sender. Newspapers and PAM
phets postage, each, and inland postage be
added.
]. COLLAMER, Postmaster General
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May Is, l8a9
l1-3
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Claims against Mexico

CORNELIUS p. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A. DICK
~ ms will continue attend the preparing and prose-
cutting OF claims Of citizens of the United States against
Mexico before the Board OF Commissioners which viii
meet on the 10Th present month. They have had
deal of experience and recovered large amounts be-
lore former boards. Their terms will be moderate.
All letters addressed either OF them at Nv ashngion,
post paid, will receive prompt attention
April Adm
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Notice OF she removal OF the Land Once FROM the
Falls OF 81 Croix" Wisconsin, to saltwater, In
Minnesota Territory.
FINDER authority OF the first section of the Of Con-
u gess entitled An act for changing the location OF the
an additional land district the State of Wisconsin,, APP
proved March 2, 1919, do hereby declare and make
known aud after tho thlrtieh day OF June
s49 the land office for the sale OF the public lands in the
Chippewa land district shall be removed iom the Falls oil
St Coix lWisconsin) TO saltwater In ST. CroIx county,
Minnesota Territory. ~.
Given under my hand tho city OF Washington, this
'"''''' N'' - ''''' z. TAYLOR.
BY the President, ~
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 3l-lawi3W
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BurLDINcs.
May Is, l640
WANTED about $500 fence posts, to b delivered
w in the city Of Washington on such wharf or other
cedar than eight feet long, less in size than hvo
furnishing such posts any size larger will communicate
this office the number they furnish, tho size, and
price, and the earliest period within which they can be de-
livered. l. MUDD
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
Nav 16-eo4w
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
May 8, 1919.
ON the petition Of Edward ReynOlds, OF SALEM New
~ Jersey, praying for the OF patent granted
said Reynolds improvement in bending teoes for
carriage Wheels &C., for years from the expiration of
said patent which takes place the 18th day of July,
I649-
Ii ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office the 9th day Of July next, at IL O'Clock and
all persons notified appear and show cause, IL any
they have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Ordered, also, that this be published in the Union
and Globe, Washington city Republican and Argus, Bal
tinofe Pennsylvania, and Keystone, ard Times, Phla
delphia Post Pttsburg; True American Trenton Tue
Sun, New York; Post, and Times Boston Herald, POW
dence; Republican aud Gazette, Portsmouth, New lamp
shire week for three successive weeks previous to
the 9th day of July next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner Of Patents.
S. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office, with containing
this notice. May ll-law3w
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CrRAW Mattings, LINEN sheetings &c.-Just received
- per schooner Washington direct from New York. l25
pieces Canton Mattngs and rs prices Barnsley Sheenss
TO which invite he attention of housekeeper; among
which
80 pieces - extra super premium mattings
Is do - do do
- do 81 do do
IS do different widths, low priced
10 DO sl24 extra super linen sheetDgs
10 do 1914 do do
81 do "a do do for pillow
Is and single beds
Also, table damasks of every width from the lowest
price the finest grade buck abacks, Russia, Scotch
Irish Diapers owengs crash and table napkins, c;
OF which will be offered unprecedentedly low prices
APP I0-3law4wif p II HOOE co.
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JOHN M. McCALkA, late Second Auditor OF the
y Treasury offer hwvices in the prosecution OF claims
the government BOb<e Congress, the departments
the settlement of military accounts and agency BUSH
generally. He will also PRACTISE law in the District
Letters addressed him business should be postpaid
HIS office the OF 9TH and louisiana avenue,
opposite the Telegraph Office
WASHINGTON CITY Apr 26-eo6Inf
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NEW STORE, opposite Drswns Hotsa.-GEORGE
~ ~ THOs. PARKER have just received and arranged
tor sale, their store, opposite Browns Hosel large
and weI-selected stock of the host Family Groceries,
Wines, Liquors. &c, which they invite the attention OF
their country city friends and customers whose orders
they will be pleased M heretofore. on the most &C
commod atina tsrns Ap 2O-2aw3w