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tls laVoFie resort Of the citizens Of Louisiana ss4
sippf and HdIoiniHG Stafes, fez0pen8d for the ~
reception Of gAites Oh Saturday. HAY q. Eansus
alterations and additnnn have been made dpHnR tha4
winter with view Of rendering this etahahne aGeCa-
bic and wOithy the patronage Hitherto aaElnseadf
The Pass sendefed easy OF By the lrz
low mail steamers OleRpns Janes IL Day and Cali
oIn5a which leave Lake fqnfrha1tssin dnY nad tbs No
bile and Eicasezuma sgi weekly.
Attached % The Hotel AaadanT for young Misses
a4d sHf4 6apaEtulanfE unaf The able
ment Oh BIZ hinckuan4 well and faV0gahy knows
Tesea's q nes 1Ieena The Academy viii open June 4
Two E1geleians 81 well fnpWu iBndiuR, dwell Il the
kqs1 = Fl. M1N3fsUhs cry. Hlaaagef.
- All mallahle natseT est ahl Offices af Bes ~ J.
Canal ana Camp streets va q icRRanaei dag. my 3u
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ELoPEMENT.- The other day, at house in Bos-
ton, it was discovered that young person who had
come there for board that morning, dressed in male
apparel, was in reality a woman. Upon being
questioned, she at once acknowledged that it was
SO. She stated that she had lately been working
at mill in Manchester, N H., that she had
agreed to elope with young man who had
promised to marry her, and had assumed the dis
guise TO prevent trouble. Upon her arrival, the
man deserted her, and she was at perfect loss
what to do with herself She was given up to
Mr.. John Augustus, who at once had her clothed
in female apparel Her male apparel consisted of
straw hat, thin light jacket. shoes, black hand
kerchief with turned down collar, and thick pam
falcons. Her hair had been cut short, but strag-
Cling long hair or two had been left and first ex-
cited the suspicion OF the people ofthe house as to
her sex. She stated that she had father and
mother living in Vermont.
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MAIL GATHERINGS.


or Powers " Greek Slave" is in Boston.
or Deaths in Charleston, S. c., during the week
ending June 90th, 10.
DSs- Ia 1877 there were 258, half cents coined
at the United States Mint
0ss@ There are 1866 ,480 letters in the Bible,
592, 400 words in the Old Testament, and 1871,
in the New.
HS- Two new Church edifces are about to be
erected in Georgetown, d. G.
or The handsomest specimen Of the art of
printing is a thousand dollar banh note.
60 KNOCK doa0a arguments are oftentimes pro-
ductiVe Of evil, as they become &c, fstical.
~ La Democratic Pacitque declares that when
Louis Philips read Louis Napole0n's message he
exclaimed am avenged"
Or The Susqnehanna, in its most beautiful por-
ton, is about to be navgated by steamboats, from
Oswego, n. y, to WilkesbaFFe, Pa, ITO miles.
sDs- Upwards Of eight hundred persons are an
nualIV destroyed by the accidents incident 10 the
working Of the mines Of England.
~ A Printers Almshouse is about to be erected
near London. No person to be admitted under 60
years Of age
0g~ The Boston Bee says the Vattemere eollec-
ton OF American newspapers already number over
SIX hundred. A thousand more are expected.
or The amount paid out of New York city
treasury for killing dogs, far this year, is near
$1,000, at so cents per head
Os- Several Of the churches at New York are to
close their doors fov few weeks, SO hard matter
it isnow to muster congregation
or Kentucky in 1T76, the year Of the Declara-
ton, was a mere wilderness. Now she numbers
near million of inhabitants, and has near fiftv
newspapers printed within her bounds.
D5- In 1897 the Boston mail stage left New York
at II, A. b., ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, and arrived at Boston at 10 o'clock on the
third following day.
% The Mayor Of St. Louis has received a
second remittance from Pittsburg to aid the suffer
by the late disastrous fire in that city Pttsburg
is the only city in the Union which has sent money
to ST. Louis for that purpose.
o. A large placard has been posted up iu Paris
which excites some curiosity 1t states that on the
18th Of July next, the forest Of Pacy, containing
about 8l5 hectares, will be put up at auction, al
the upset price Of million, by legal order Of M.
Louis Philippe Count de Neuilly, formerly residing
at the Taileries. and of all the members az his
family, residing, the former in England and the
latter in Spain and Germany.
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NAvAL.-The following list, says the Washing
ton Republic, comprises the number and character
Of the United States vessels in commission July /;
Mediterranean SqHadroa-One razse, two Trgates one
soopOfwar fist class steamer md class steam.
e sChooner... Pae1cGns ship Of the ine oue frI-
Coast Of Atfiea-ThFee sloops two briggs. C.taa-Oue
sloop one bng.... Home SagadroR-0ne frgste three
sloops two steamer, schooner North o. Euyrpe-
One ngate. On tho Lakos-One steamer. -Four store.
sixteen sl0Opsofwar asame four briggs two seho ners
iOuE store shins-aO.
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az Wilson, the famous singer of Scottish bal
lads, died in Quebec recently, after an illness of
three hours.
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HANDSOME DoNATIoN.--At the last meeting Of
the Philadelphia Typographical Society letter
was received from Richard donaldson, an honorary
member, enclosing voluntary contribution of $500
to the funds Of the society The amount has been
placed in the beneficial fund.- apart for the wild
ews and children Of deceased members
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
Il VIE SnbscnbeEs have nos % hand iares ST. .sif
q selected assortment Of CA HRI AGES
Snd are constantly resolving fIem tha basl q ~
Northern MaAuiaetpTes. ever slFfe ana
variety, Purchaser would do we'll to awe -
call "A WI Ifli5FlI IjaE - ne
ANS omd&W les 81 Gharlasf1.
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SEIZURE AND RELEASE OF AN AMERICAN
NESsEL'-Letters have been received at Boston
nom cape Hayuen, which state that the papers Of
the org 9henus, OF Boston, had been seized by the
order OF the taytlen government, at Port au Prince.
The commander Of the U. s. ship Raritan had
been requested to interfere in the matter of the
schooner Mary Clinton, part of whose cargo had
Deem seized upon IN like manner, but reports say,
which are taken with some caution) the commander
refused to act in the case at ALL and sailed next day
for Havana, without the slightest attempt to obtain
restitution. The eonsignees subsequently, appealed
to President Soulouque, who acknowledged the
injustice Of the proceedings and made instant rem
aration. The conduct Of the commander of the
Raritan is severely reprobated at Port an Prince.
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cREsCEIIT CITY n0TEl-

CORNER CUSTOyHff0USE IND FRONT SIS
Ma ls4s ee 9nehed tqf the reception Of BOA BIS eN
y Z W ss@SEsD a Z .4aHEary 1888. Wei Eur. aR.
tAAh4--.Aee eazt the market viii affori
4nq s mem nas been built 5y the pIuaiog.
expressly TOT tHe afs1n CITY and Boards
eis 2 ona Of the mos healthy &nd any situntons IN ts
CITY ana % pans viii Be spared 10 render fhna wise aV
stop with hirl, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Sefraniz.
Terms seaaoHa aa aav Al tia hin
Y the CITY. lat dGNRf1 3. ALEXANDER PraaHs10E.
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DO Gen. Scott has written the following letter,
in favor Of the annexation of Canada to the United
States It is evidently written for publication, and
leads one to suspect that the Commander-in-Ch Chief
has vigilant eye on political movements for 1852.
WEsr PoIST June %, 1849.
nv Dear SiJ-The news from the Parliament of Great
Bit IN this morning must think increase the riseonent
of neighb0 the other side OF the ST. Lawrence and
the Lakes not tls and tn q those disconents will in
few years, lead separation of the Canadas New Bruins
wick etc., ee, from the mother country, equally
probable
VIII those Provinces form themselves into an independent
natO9, o. seek connection with Oui Union think the
probability greatly n favor of the stter In Judgment
the interests OF both sides Oud be much promoted b.
neXatOnlhe several Provinces coming the Union
equal terms with present thirty States TIE fee nawga
tOr Of the st. Lawrence already of immense inheritance
to perhaps third of pre- population and would be
OF great value to the remainder Alter annexation
revenue cutters, below Quebec, would give better
strung along The Inns that from the BRUSH Pos
sessions on our Continent well acquainted with that
line and know great deal IT the character Of
the Povncials Though opposed to incorporating with
any district densely peOpled wi the Mexican race should
be most happy % frateFnIze with our HoIthern and North
What may be thesvsws Of Executive Government on
the subject kn6W absOutely nothns but think cannot
err IN saying that twOtds OF people would rejoice
Incorporation and he other third soon perceive benefits
our part in favor OF the measure any other Of bad
faith towards Great Britain Ler good will IN my view of
the NATTER only that of The Povnoals them.
selves and that the former would follow the latter
considering ne present temper and condition Of Chrsien.
1onm-eahnot be doubted
The foregoing views have long been in the habit of ex
pressing N conVeRationl give them you for what they
may be worth Faithfully yours, WINFIELD So0TT
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List Of Paymasters in the order of precedence in
the Fay Denarlment Of the Amy
NAvAL.-The following list, says the Washing

s1djntTaL lieAeFdt'S Jbice, .JHN6 -, 1919.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
L"VOlunteer ssfvlte.l R. JOEEs, Adjutaut General.
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- w, aAlR = J. a bum
,sSq l14 a1l8 40 65f9.aFFFR STREEF
4 NAhkt AGES AND HARNESS Of @l - !.
~ every DESCRIPTION always hand 0I = =
see low tos cash q approved paper. Aao % -
39pnags. ;A2less Lamps. Bsndl. CieslIl. =
65gad ~ anos s'n''A' Ew aA1R& LIN.
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t{MIGRANTs TO CALIFORNIA should Fgulen beg
~ that the next thing IN impdItance . tnat q
1904 supply Of fIovsoRs co. The taee nan q "a
dHe 4eTofd to the Of the gHfs5 HAi -
STATE that we are not s8ilng az cost bat az e 9s
any other house 10 the cfgs Thee - s-4s 9.
lof thu - Cold ~ anV other F" lFFnfss asa s1ll
invited 70 car al the cash slaga qf -, a, 60.
fE1sdEWU uaasf ne FisA,st Ae9'h
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MQAnnIra uonaE

? 2 y ID
III tsAk-1f Street. 5etBesm 81 g4e5te4 arf fs4gon
ae.ef aa1v from tta sovas AZ Cav1ndsLef Ss
N ~ WILSON qets Of ~ BiehvlIe st4asf,) runpaet.
nj fls continues - the abave aiEha lseafon ocsa
Pls1 9E her during The last year. She hes hnd haFlE
~ USE thorgushiy lefed and prepared fof sia aes
aaAlo9 o. genEnen eHeinsyey. Grateful fag past afga~
A she hopes ~ diEenf attention 70 the oaanfart nd es
Esisnce q her patrons 70 merit aad IuceIgsa al
the sane sf tsfma vii be- aa hsFstsiols. noBNnATR
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HOTELS. &C


rv-.,r, :. hAX 81. LOUIS ECTEL
t191e hslani having baea Asairaei ard
ntsbed MlH BE- opened on the zolh 81 MaV f5rths -
reception e tisi5es and Families Wishing to spend f6a
Summer e pleasant Watering Place Tbs pmdHFaki
epea nave prfchassd this properly l9r permanent sa
aeHee and viii keep the house open SUMMER and ifsE
ne Dt locks, seuFd and Servants ensagad and no
ins nef expense viii Be spared 70 sena the slag 0f sel
pleasant and Agreeable. tmyz bm5 G. LEWIS G. :.
- SHADY GROVE. .BLoxL
xAs supseef hiss now and ready tor the Fscepgn
81 tae pHbict that pleasant Nelseas. the SHADY -
stltJ - sitnafed On the Bay Of Biloxi. r II Hooms
aieaAf and asFeeahhihe grounds extensive. ard e.
sen senleaes afforded oE lanies shiny 10 exehauga tbs
sahhd BIZ q Inc city Tor se aafae and iaa anlf-
wafer bathing The Table Is furnished with IN fils g1
lnnge y M FanEed in ts New Tleans magst there ein
almost "a y e0Tnmunieai1n with fdat city,
aeafd and tcdsine--pef day. q as
~ a11a ~ W
il soIm IN "a 6ss
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NEW. YORK. via HEOBILE and MONT
I GOMERY. Ala. ana OaARL.EsInM 81 81

Eefe-yd0 . tgeHterU To Charleston. SO So
Time through 81 houTs--including EtHeiRe
reduced TO SO miles. Three DAitY rAaE LfKs between
Opeka and Shn passing through West Point. Lassange
and Greenye to CTiin besides extra Goaekas ayaFs n
gers without detention
The Eam the RaTOaa are Of the most approved con-
sFncon THOSE the SEQ ga Railr6ad provided with
State-T0pms ard herihs. Tor ighf travel.
For through tickets, apply lie Agent the Exchange
hqiels nntgnEagy Hail. o. hlaaiaon House, MensnomsI9
AiAbama.
PassenHels procuring through tickets 81 the Agent
At MontguIneIy, viii save about 81.
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CHARLES LEWIS. ". ARTHUR NIL.

TT0RTEYS IT. In
,~z--.r HENDERsoN. BHsk ounfy Fexas
M iAl practice IN the supreme and Dist Cents Of
the safe and will at end to HE purehass ard ssis
q LANDS aAd the location Of CeFeaiea in any part az
the atata. f,fs " i
FAMILIES GOING ACROSS THR I.aKE.
ny who are IN want Of STORES will FAD Il Is Their
IA adyantege o call on the snbscTbes As he Is DYssFe
putup FAMILY STORES Of ths best duality Al sEsrt
notice, and delivered free OF ohaFge +
Igl6 CHAS SrOLIGHTCI- q fsa.nrant
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HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTES.
ENEAE Depot for these celebrated PIANOS Is at No.
Camp street All who desire rich,
round, full toned Piano, respectfully
invited to examine the stock of Square, 81 IN sa nj III
Pee0lo, and Grand instruments now on y v
hand. Regular shiOments made from Paris. so as to
insure constant supply. Prices very moderate,
VIM. T. MAYO,
jyi2 st Camp st. three doors from Canal
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All matsrais-Type Presses, etesars entirely new an
me very latest which w enable them ei
be surpassed Presses
from the foundry hessrs B. Hoe & Co.. NeYork, whiehis
guaranty Of their e1cencethe type from the well known 6un
dsH OF hes George Bruce Co and John T. White and hRv
been selected with great adapt it to the business wants
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Steamships from Charleston to Mem York
Steamships NORTHERNER and SoUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately SatnIdayaTeying in
New Y0k on the following Tuesday....F are, SIS.
Steamships from Charleston 10 PHILADELPHIA:
Steamships COLUMBUS aud OSPREY leave Charles.
alternately every Thanday-ariying Philadelphia
the following Sunday. Fare, Sl8
VIM. s. MoGIB0NEV. Agent,
jy3tf ST. Charles Hotel
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CTOck8ry, China and Glassware.

CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
NHE undersigned constructing elegant pORTA-
u BILE FRAME HOUSES. suitable for GaliinF. -
mia. Any number Of Portable Houses, Of such d. Nm
mensi0ns be required be furnished at the Es
sho test notice reasonable terms.
few Houses Of sby "a feet, on hand to which
the attention Of California emgrants and persons
OF erecting Houses on the Lake shore. is called.
Orders from California will be promptly attended TO
ie2OIm BENJ How Ann Raii5er '5i9 Caronaalat a.
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ASBURY DlCklNS,
Secretary OF the Senate.
THO. ]. CAMPBELL,
Clerk of the House OF Representatives.

Joint resolution directing the manner Of procuring the
printing for the two houses OF Congress
Resolved by The Senate aud House of Representatives. Of
The U,d States Of america IN Congress asse"bLed That
Secretary OF the Senate and the Clerk OF the ouse OF
Representatives be and they hereby authorized and
required, the beginning OF the hna session oil every
Congress advertise for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY, in all
the newspapers published the city of Washington, for
sealed proposals for supplying the Senate and House OF
Repre- respectively of the next ensuing Congress-
with the printing for each; which advertisement
shall describe the kind OF printing and the quality Of paper
and said advertise shall divide and classify the print
ing the respective houses oowss One OF bills and
reports OF nittees one OF journals
ofexecutve documents and one orevery other descrp
ton of printing each class to be separate JoD ana 10 DC
provided for by separate contract The said advertiser
shall also contain designation oil the place IN me sui CITY
of Washington where such sealed proposals shall be re-
ceived and the day and time ofday at which said secre
tary and clerk will receive any further proposals
And the secretary clerk aforesaid shall provide suita
BILE samples of the printing required ana OF the paper on
which the is to be executed to be kept at the place
aforesaid least twenty days successfully
of receiving proposals shall EXPIRE open to
the inspection of all persons desiring TO make proposals fo
the printing esad, intelligence whereof shall be con-
tanned in said advertisement immediately the expirs-
time for receiving said proposals. they shall be
opened by secretary and clerk aforesaid IN the presence
the Vice President President OF the Senate and the
Speaker House of Representatives, and of such
making proposals as may wish to be present And
the Senate, under the supervision of
Vice President President of the Senate and the Clerk
the under the supervision of the
Speaker shall thereupon let each class OF said printing to
of his practical skill and his ability do the work. and who
shall otter good and sufficient security for the faithful
cution of the Jobs and undertaken by him. And
the Vice President President of and
its cetary and the Speaker of the House and its clerk
shall proceed take bonds with good and sufficient
curity for the due and faithful performance OF work
and officers aforesaid shall Immediately thereafter re
port their respective houses all such lettings of printing
and the relating to the PROVIDED, That this
| for examining the same.
sac, a. Ana b Il fwAsr ra0lvsd, That COMMITTEES con-
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sstng of three members Of the Senate and three members
of the House Of Representatives shall be chosen by their
respective houses which shall constitute eomInitee on
printing, which shall have power adopt such measures
may be deemed necessary remedy neglect de-
lay the part Of the execute the work order
ed by Congress. and TO make rata Teduc ton in the
compensation allowed refuse the work altogether
should IL be interior the standa ri and in all
and his securities shall be responsible for
increased expenditure the nonperfom-
the The committee shall audit and pass
upon all accounts for printing but bill shall be
on work that is actually executed and delivered
and which they require To be properly authenticated
SEC. g. had be fvfhsr resoued That all motions
print extra numbers of any BILL paper document, in
house. shall be referred the members OF the
mitee OF that house who shall report upon the proprey
Of printing and the probable thereof early
convenient And all expenses for printing shall be paid
from contingent fund OF the two houses in proportion
10 the number OF copies ordered by each, except
pense of com position which shall be paid by the hsuse
which shall f,st ordered e printing of the paper
document; and if there shall be second composi,on
shall be paid for by the house which shall authorize and
direct tue same and when copies OF any document
paper shall be ordered by both houses they shall be de-
vred the houses simultaneously, in proportion 10
the number OF copies by them respectively ordeted.
SEC. T. Ind be further resopsd That all laws and parts
of force in conformity with the provisions
this Joint resolution, be, and the hereby,
peaed -
Approved, August g. 1886.
N. b. All wspapers published in the city Of Wash
ngon requested publish the above advertisement tor
four weeks successfully and send their The
Secretary of the Senate.
Dec. 27-4w
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Texas Debt-ARencY.

LIVERY person holding any bonds, rromissoy ties,
II other evidences of debt against Texas, forward
the auditor and comptroller of public accounts Of
the State of Texas, before the second Monday OF No
vember, 1919, they will be postponed barred II will
do toiorwad copies The origna bonds, notes &e
be forwarded, in accordance with law OF the eas-
atre OF Texas. approved March 20 1878 advertise
ment in Daily Unon) As individuals do not feel willing
the risk of sending their bonds, ne, by mail, and
continually receiving letters inqung how the writers
get their evidences of debt the proper officers of
Texas, have determined agent in regard the
debt receipt individuals for the amount deposited
with me- take the claims to the city OF Austin, and
procure the necessary receipts for the can be
found Browns Hotel, Washington city, until the adjourn
mcnt of Congress.
DAVID S. KAUFMAN.
Washington City, January 6, 1919
Jan 7--dtMarch6
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General Agency at Washington,

vTNHIRTY-THREE years Experience a clerk in
the principal accounting offices OF the Treasury (aa
Audito) has qualified the subscriber undertake
era agency business the OF the federal government,
ment, or before Congress. An intimate acquaintance with
all OF business the several departments and bu
eaus knowledge of the laws, and the principles estab
shed by decisions the executive departments in relation
aostevery subject connected with public and
transactions, with Which he has become familiar from long
experience the public service affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps, few others His attention
will be directed to the OF claims OF char
ucter embrac ing revolutionary claims against the United
States Individual States whether for lands money
ties claims growing out OF contracts with the United
States examination of titles and procuring patents for
lands of duties remission of fines ioeitures,
under the other laws the prosecution of claims
arising OF transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican claims before any board of commissioners,
eaer be formed the sale purchase Of real
estate, and generally the any and every
description of business in which the services Of agent
be required.
The subscriber is extensively known in the city of WASH
ing the civil officers OF the government to many officers
both of the army and navy well to members OF Con-
gentlemen selected whom, if necessary particular
reference is requested, to wit;
JAMES W. MoCULLoH, 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.
Gen. ROGER JONES. Adjuant General.
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, Paymaster General.
Col JOSEPH q. ToTrEN, Chief OF the Corps of Engineers
Col. JOHN J. AnEar, Chief of Typographical Engineers
RicHAHD SMITH, ESQ.,, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON, esq, Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
~ RICHARD BURGESS.
Office l4,h street, opposite N E. corner Fuler's Hotel
June 2y--ly