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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE. January 90 p. m.
Close Of the mail robbery ease.-Nsw York ss"ator.-1hs
Butler dirores ease.-The markets, &c.
In the United States district this morning. Mr. Mar
SHALL the United States attorney ordered stay OF proceed
ings in the Of Richard H. Key, charged with bbng
the mail whilst employed clerk in the Baltimore post
office. Mr. Marshall stated that he had correspondent with
the President the subject and being Of opinion that
there sufficient evidence conviction,
he had concluded TO stay all further proceedings in The
case.
despatch from Albany that a caucns of the wing
members the New York legislature had been held, and
the conclusion that majority Of them decidedly
opposed the election ofexG Seward to the United
States Senate Luther Bradish, Joshua Spencer and John
A. Collier, each had their supporters
The American steamer United States is now momenta
ry expected arrive at New YORK, WIN light days aief
inIelli gence ffom Europe
The Judges in the Butler divorce case have decided that
the whole shall go the jury 10 the form OF direct
evidence, excluding the volumnous statement OF Mrs.
Butler
The documents the gold regions have caused quite
stir in our city to-day and the fever has spread with aston
ishing rapidly.
The MARKET In the Baltimore market this morning
owar street flour continued dull Sales of about 300 bar
made So. An offer OF - 81 for 900 barrels
was refused.
Sales 800 bbls City Mills Saturday after
port closed, So, and to-day $40 more at same price
Nothing doing in wheat. There were sevetal thousand
bushels corn aoar day. and we give sales OF 1900
bushels yellow from vessel and store AT 81 81 censmost
81 Sales extent Of white al 50 90
cents-the latter very superior
Oats 30 a 80 cents.
Whisey held to-day 23a and 2iA cents in hhds
and bbls without sales.
At New York, this morning, -four quiet; small sales
of Genesee IS SO So Is for common BRANDS western
do SIS rs; southern is dull, SIS 81 IS 90 Corn meal
50 S7t a S2 81 Rye -four 80 l2l
The is "a fair supply OF wheat; sales of Genesee at III a
25 cents and red l09 Tl2 Corn is steady at SO
81 cents for mixed and 66 63 tor yellow. Oats
changed
The provision market is quiet, and prices unchanged.
Cotton is in steady request with slight improvement,
having nearly reganed what it had lost after the steamer
sales of 400 bales.
Whiskey 23h "a cents.
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not so com pued price per hundred copies including
composition, press work. and paper, viii be stated
The proposals will state the centsge deduction on the
prices for pesswoik paper folding and s.'ch'ng as stated
under the second class furnishing additional copies of
documents OF either oil the aforesaid classes IN royal oc
form, aud of tables in larger form this is 10 tho
per centage deduction for number exceeding LOO,
and exceeding 5000; for number exceeding 5000
and not exceeding 10000; for number exceeding
10 O00 and exceeding ~ 900; aud for number
eeding copies The deduction in every 10 have
OF any document ordered. The proposals will also state,
raely the deduction The
for folding and stitching of any maps charts diagrams
pate belonging to such documents Tor The same numbers
| of doc urne nts a above mentioned
An The type specified above nustbe OF the regular size
of its kind not be placed upon any but regular
| body beIong ing TO sucl size and kind OF type
Each person required TO furnish, WIN me proposals.
satisfactory evidence practical skill and his ability
do the work and offer al The same time good and snf
ccnt security, be certified by 1noge oil the United
States court district OF judge OF supreme OF ctr
cut court district which the sufees
re- side for the faithful of the jobs and contracts
proposed be nnde aken by him, anu any proposal I'M
panied with snch evidence WI be rejected; and IT
also be expressly ndersood, that should 10 nhnd
upon opening the proposals of ndiydpa or nn that
the said proposals bids made in terms Ia quantities,
qualities dileren from tue plain and paIpabIe terms,
ouantes, aud qualities Tor which proposals ure invited
proposals required, and will be rejected
The proposals will be opened in the manner required by
law, Saturday, the 3i day OF February, ls9, al 10
O'Clock the forenoon, at the Vice Presidents chamber,
! in The Capitol. ut h
For full understanding of the resolution Of Congress
upon subject of this printing and OF the obligations
and penalties posed thereby for any neglect delay
for furnishing work materials of inferior Standard
copy is appended and made part of this
AsBURY DICKINs,
! Secretary OF the Senate
THO. j. CAMPBELL,
! Clerk q he q
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Virginia true to herself.

North Carolina may falter Her wing politicians may
refuse to stand up for her rights and interests partner
in the confederacy. But Virginia values her rights,
and she values too, the Union too much to fold her
and quietly submit to the blows which have been struck
at the Union itself Her legislature have spoken in
which cannot be mistaken; and with the excep.
ton of thirteen violent wings in the House of Delegates
and three in the Senate the resolutions of Mr. Conway
passed both houses Saturday, almost without shade
of any distinction OF parties. We hail the most
propuous. She presents almost undivided front 10
stay the TORE mt OF aboonsm. The following is the
telegraphic bulletin which addressed 10 us from
Richmond Saturday night; and but for the gross
missness of the messenger from the telegraph Office,
would have appeared in our last paper
''RIcHMoNp, January 20.
"Moncure, of Stafford has made a powerful speech
Resolutions have passed the House by hundred and
thirteen, and the Senate wenty-seven to
three"
They passed the Senate they were sent from
the House-on the evening.
The insulting whg and free-soi presses OF the North
will thus how idle their against the South
Weknow Virginia, if anybody does; and repeat what
we have said and oversize will not quietly submit,
with all her devotion 10 the Union. In fact, consd-
this firm and determined the best OF
saving the Union These resolutions not empty
words with Virginia or the South. What she has said
she will act. But it is most earnestly hoped that the
spirit Of Cancellation and compromise in which
Union formed may be carried out in its admnistra-
ton. We speak not southern men, but as Americans
devoted 10 the Union. Our country is blessed beyond
example. is the happiest and most prosperous nation
under the sun. Let be contcned az we are no men,
Der of the conedency depressing oppressed practis
ing a concilatory spirit towards all its partners, and
leaving it all reform their own State institutions in
the spirit of the age.
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4 sUPEMR sst OF Axm,nster Carpetlnx, color. coz

A SUPERB OF Administer Carpetinx, ooIors
n nary ground, bouquet pattern. viii be rsfl ID Tor
Ciadsbys Ho,cl the evening OF Wednesday, 24h inst,
Soclock. The above carpets imported order
out not being sufficient quantity for the intended,
The will dispose of them in this way--say fifty
chances So each piece OF the carpet be
No. IL, in Gadsby's Hotel. This is opportunity
seldom with procure the best article in the States
35h yards in the II the persons taking chances
represented the rale majority OF those present
shalt designate ofiiciale in his stead. which
hail be considered satisfactory. Jan 23-2l+
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NEW GOODS, per steamer Hermann, just arrived
~ Elegant assortment of mis Gong and shorD embrod
cred IN gold silver and black beautiful bali wrecths for
the hair evening fans, maine lace caps head dresse.
caps rbands flowers, nc, NC
MRS. s. PARKER
Fancy Store, Penn avenue, near BIackwe's Hotel
Jan. 2O-0t
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supreme Court OF the United States.
MoNnAY. January %. 1910.

MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1919.
VIM. II. Shumway, esq, of New York, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor OF this court
No. 26.--Eleazer F. Backus, plaintiff in error u.s. VIM
Gould ct al The argument of this cause continued
by Mr. Bayad for the plaintiff in error, and Mr. Wendell
for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until to morrow, at IL O'Clock a m
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= !, ~ VAsHTNVTUN, Y, 1917
Mr.. EDITOR There two mistakes in nv article
publ shed in your paper of Thursday the 18th instant on
the Cholera. The word rue was substituted for the
word rhei, and there is error in the name II
reads in the paper two ounces of the Incture of Rue
whereas it ought to read ounces of the tncure of
Rhei. The name reads Harwe Carvis, NJ d. whereas
it ought to read Hartwell Carver M d.
Will you be 30 kind as to give place to this correction
and oblige yours,
With the highest respect, sir,
HARTWELL CARVER M d.
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Inau1ur.tion Ball.

At meeting of the citizens of Washington, without dis
tncton of party called for the purpose of giving PHI
mentay ball TO General Taylor the occasion OF his in
auguraon to the presidency, Col Charles A. May APP
pointed chairman and James G. Berrett secretary
On notion it
Resorea That the managers shall be selected without
distinctions Of party.
Rssdrcd, That committee of thirteen gentlemen be
pointed 10 obtain sub crpons, and nominate managers
meeting of the subscribers, be held Villa rds Ho
tel on Saturday evening next, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock
IL further resolved, That the price of tickets be fixed
at So and II 'here be surplus shalt be for the be
fit OF the TWO orphan asyiums in the city.
G. A. MAY, Chairman
] G.. RERRETr, Secretary.
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Ln.v school OF the College OF New Jersey.

THE of this institution will begin the first
day February 1919 1t is under the direction of the
Hon. Joseph c. Honblower, late csf justice of the
preme court of New Jersey; James s. Green, esq, dis
rrc of the United States for the State of New Jer-
scy; and Richard s. Field, esq attorney and counsellor
at-law.
The object OF the institution provide ample
legal in for gentlemen designed The b,
any OF the United States This embraces the
branches of public and constitutional law, equity aud
common law, together with such instruction the local
jurisprudence of particular States occasion may
quire.
Instruction is given by of recitaos, exanna-
tons, lectures, and the preparation OF legal forms
held week. in which of law
cuscd by the students, and opinions delivered by of
the professors.
All applications for admission and comma ncat ton,
touching the law school, may be made Richard s Field
James S. Green, OF Princeton
PRINCETON, New Jersey, January L. 1919.
La, otu,rO
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The New York Herald continues its tables of vessels
which have sailed for California since the 7h of De-
cember with the number of their passengers The Her.
aid says that thousands on the eve of their de.
parture, which will probably, in the course of six
months swell the number OF gold hunters to fifty thou
aaad 1t is to be seen that 5000 have migrated in
the shoPt s.nee of five weeks"
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{S5- The Managers of the Washington City Orphan
Asylum most gratefully acknowledge The receipt OF Mr.
w w. Corcoran's generous donation OF Si0u
BY orders V. TAYLOE,
Jan q Secretary.
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The Richmond Enquirer of yesterday morning. received
by last nights mall devotes long and interesting arti
Gle to the passage Of Conways resolutions. We shall
publish the WHOLE the most important part OF it, here
after. The resolutions passed the House by vote OF
lit to 49, Ia bakers dozen consisting. the Enquirer
says of wings OF the rankest federal school, Five
bers only absent and of these would certainly
have voted for the resolutions
At4o'clock in the evening. MI. Conway was request
ed to communicate the resolutions TO the Senate then in
session to receive them. After very brief debate in
that body, the resolutions passed without atera-
ton by vote OF ~ to 3wo only being absent,
one of whom would certainly have voted for the rcso-
lutons And yet the twaddlers OF the North have pre-
tended to say that Virginia divided in herself and
would quietly submit and kiss the rod
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Washington January 22, 1919.
Information has been received from the consul Of the
United States moulin, Sandwich islands, of the death
of Henry Grfswold OF the American whale ship
Andey Clarke, of Newport Rhode Island, at that port,
the 3lst of October 1917 The announcement is accom-
panied by inventory of effects left by The deceased
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
M ac,rrHrr.nN la

The wing Congressman from the State of Pennsyl-
vania held meeting in the Capitol. Saturday evening
and adopted resolution asking from Gen. Taylor the
Treasury Department in his Cabinet for Pennsylvania
and fixed upon the Hon. Andrew Stewart Secretary for
that Office
1--WE give the above we get it. We cannot, OF
course vouch for its correctness But If true, where will
the movement stop Will the wing Congressman from
Massachusetts, not move for Mr.. Abbott Lawrence, and
the Maine delegation for Mr. Evans p
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lNTEkEs TING Statement from The isnpirn Ssate

1NrE;ftFs TING Eimapirs state =
Schuylervi!le, N y April %, 1917 Mr. s w. FowIe--
Dear sir; desire to benefit The afflicted has induced
10 make the following statement of facts My sou,
years Of age has been ac ted during his whole
life with constant cough and pain in the chest,
panied with night sweats and hectic fever, which pro-
duced great emaciaon and debility. During this time he
was attended by many physicians OF the highest epue,
whose prescriptions but porary relief All
neghbors Who saw him regarded him who rap
idly approaching early and premature grave. was
prevailed upon by friend to try Wsars Basam OF Wild
Cherry He commenced its use, and the first bottle gave
him astonishing relie and after using four bottles, his
disease overcome, and he sound aud
permanent health WIN. PETIT.
BE the article you buy is signed l. BUTTS, the
wrapper.
For sale by II s. PATTERSON,
Jan. 9-3 Washington, ID. G.
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The New York Evening Post is proposing another
question to us about the California developments Why
should we answer it, We should make ourselves as
ridiculous the Post 1t is clear that Soma one HAS
been practising upon the gullbty of the editor of the
New York Evening Post, and he has met with wonder
full success. No man would have given credit To
such ridiculous stories it has put FORTH even if thew
had never been impeached by others Their own ex.
travagance and mprobabty would have prevented any
prudent from believing them at all Yet the Post
not only appears be duped by Them but grows more
and more confident of their TRUTH in proportion to the
strength of their refutahon.
We deem It unnecessary to repeat our denial of its
charges far they relate to the officers Of the govern
men at Washington We repeat. that far there is
any information here upon the subject to which it refers.
every assertion. every nsnuaon OF the Post in its long
list of queries. is entirely unfounded We are not fur
ther disposed to interfere with those who involving
themselves in rdcule, by participating in the crcduy Of
the sapient editors of the New York Evening Post.
rNRIMARY school Books. last cd ~ Taylor u
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nRIMARY school Books, j~st rscesvsd At Taylor d
i Maury's now okstore, 9th street.
Johns First Book for Primary Schools
Emerson's North American Arithmetic.
Adarns's Primary Arithmetic.
Mitohsll's Primary Geography. JAM H.
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On Tuesday evening, January % will be performed the
drama of
MURRELL.
Ichabod Mr.. Burke.
Florence Mrs. Nichols
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rLOVES OvEs!-GLOvEsI-We shall open this
NJ day an entirely of ladies' and gentle
mems white. straw, dark, and black kid gloves (Baonf
manu- factnre) PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfurnery Store, near Bac kwel's Hotel
Jan 2O-3t
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JXJHAT Saw In Csliforn,n-by bryant Just re-
w ceived by TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Jan % New Bookstore 9th street,
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To conclude with the burlesque OF
THE LADY OLE IIIE LIONS
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AdcIphI Theatre.
Mossrs G. F. BROWNE ami II f. NICHOLS, Projectors.
Mr. ]. B. GILBERT. Stage Manager.
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Private boxes, Is dress circle and parquette, 50
cents; gallery, rs cents.
DAsTkf COOK.-We wish TO employ first pastry
l. cook; white female would be preferred. Liberal
wages will be allowed
d. II. BRANCH Il Co,
Jan. % United States Hotel, Washington, d. G.
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Together with general OF tobacco and snuff
My motto is Low rent, quick sales, and small prohs
Jan 20-3f
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(tHE MICAL and PhHrm sceutlc Manipula tlons.--A
~ manual of mechanical and chem opera
tons of the laboratory, with four hundred and twenty
three Internationally Campbell Morfit-ths day received
and tor sale by TAYLOR N MAURV,
Jan FL New Bookstore, 9th street
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NLASsiC TALES collection, comprising, In vol
~ umc, Rasselas Vicar of Wakefield Exles OF Siberia,
Paul and Virginia, Indian Cottage. Gulyer's Travels
Sentimental Journey OF Werter, Theodoslus and
Constanta, and the Csste OF Otrapo. Beautiful London
edition price 81 rs. Just received by -
Jan IS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BALTIMORE, January 90 p. IN.
Close Of the mail robbery easeNsw York se"ator-1hs
Bisier diroree case.-Ihe mani efs, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28
Army Intelligence.

The Austin (1exasJ Democrat, VI tue 9th instant,
says We are panied to have to notice the death Of
Lieut.. III StoDemetz of the u. s. Army who was
drowned about the 18th ut.. In the Rio Bosque,
while attempting TO that stream on horse back,
ut an uDcommonly high stage Of water Lieut. 8. was
gentleman whoee death the whole community regret,
aud whose loss will be sensibly felt. tie wa, more
over worthy son Ct TEN perancs and the resolutions
passed by the divii earnine Of his death fully
attest the high estimation IN which he Wa held By M
brother msmbeya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-28
An Omclal Notification by tho Republic Of
Mexico.


FOREIGN AND HOME DEPARTMENT.
His Excellency the President of the Republic ba
communicated 10 me the folow wing decree =
JOSH JOAQUIN HTRRERA President Of the Republi,
OF Mexico, to the inhabitants thereof: Know ye b.
these that Congress has approved Of the
lowing decree -
sss the contract
convsnient to other towns under the following conditions
The railroad must be finished within fifteen years
she work commenced before Two, calculating the
To contractors the following privileges will be oonee-
First For the and its branches an exclusive
Second. Inc trains materials and necessary instrument.
that Of the republic may be brought into be free
artss the whole subject to the tariff and the formsc
so Third should The railroad III. publ,
% said road and 's
Subject 70 the Law laws sSos w
hs s1G1ns
S' Ra1' viii
DC use OF provided ne cannot come TO
Filth Should ne railroad, years after tn. date Of the
eT. sS"a viii
snd me at shi
Of the Two years. privilege Of for
Sixth In ease the contractors allow twenty per
YEARS. AT ss ss
raon OF this extension the terms Of article five must ss
Foreigners engaged in this undertaking must under
ST ss .srrss cease
Art H. The government will award the him
sspns with shs preceding sTee For
@ epsn n Sr sns 70
long che time stated to three months,
eject the viii give order. that shis decree be
,b and II these n.wspsrs which have
she time stated BY Article H. viii commences frsm the asy
Ait w Should The Contractors for the principal r.od
sssn ss 70 me branches which may have
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LADY FRANKLrN,--The enclosed letter from Lady
received in Boston, by his son, by the last steamer:
DEAR lia, GpArrAS: know yoxr son feels that kind
interest in all that the that he will
be glad to hear Of additional of search which
4 have beer able to accomplish by my private meaGa
A whapg ship. called the "Abram,s Is about to sail
from the port of Hull for Daviss Straits fishery and by
taking onefoUrth Of her shares a means Of enabling
her TO start Instantly and by oSering rther reward
OF $500 ana paging additional Cor additional
risk have eppsyed her to explose, If posibe, Joness
Sound and emiths Sounding, Banns Fay. or at least
Que preference being for che former because
believe 1t to have communication with Wellington
Channel, think the commander Of this whaer, Capt
GRANVILLE, viii do what he can to accomplish my pur-
pose. for he Ia an enerprsing man, and fmbued hm-
eclf with aspirit OF discovery
much segret the motion in the House of Commons
did not sore last night, for wished the American
people to know how highly honor them and their
yrcsideptfor their generous conduct.
Atss ,Ssxs, jANL FSs.ANAIIM.
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QUoQUE, June 26, 1849.
Tie Health of fbe plaer.

While the cholera was raging in your city in 80
and "a, not single case we known at Quoque,
owing, no doubt, to its being Immediately on the
ocean. Leaving South Brooklyn at 9 A. M, for
River Head, you arrive at Quoque in time for dig
ner. Treuting, &c, &C., 10 the order of the day.