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( NRoCERiES.---s0 bbls sugar house and plantation
i molasses; hhds N. o. sugar; 81 sacks Rio. ia
va ana 81 Domingo Coiee also Dried Fruit loaf and
crushed sugar, madder, Indigo, &c. sc.
june (gaZ COPY SWAN & BoERsTIER.
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COOKING STOVES

4 GENERAL assortment of the AUTHORIZATIONS
"A of Cincinnati and st Louis Cooking stoves also
II tight, 10, and plate heating stoves, for sale
cheap for cash by fiuly IS, As psuGu & Coox
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LINE LUMBER.-A good assortment of sea-
L sened Pine Lumber, for sale at our Lumber yard
opposite the Barrett House, Burlington.
NOV Is, '4S PARSONS, Corr & PARSONS
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( FOX, GARRETT s. CO., has just received from
~ Pittsburg, 100 kegs Nails and Brads, ass'd Sizes
80 box. s by 1910 by 49, 0 by IA & 10 by 16 Glass;
800 lbs. Cotton Yarn; 1000 lbs. Cotton batting;
500 lbs. Carpet Chain, which they offer for sale
cheap. sept IS, ls4s
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California;.

We do not feel ourselves at liberty 10 withhold from
the public any interesting information which may de-
rive; particularly from official semi official
concerning the mines of California the difficulties
which environ the approach TO them. We point out the
golden illustrate them by the astonishing
quantities of the precious metal which obta ned but
we point out the dragon which guards the Hesperian
fruit Hare are the mines; but here too, the Difficult.
ties OF the roal the maady and mortality which threaten
the visiter 1t is for counrymen TO Judge for them
selves whether the worth the risk of colec
ton. Hence, in Of the Official letters, which
lay before readers is pointed out both the quantity of
metal and the chances of danger.
We want one thing to lay before readers. win
any one, who is thoroughly and practically acquainted
with the subject, furnish with memoir descriptive
Of the various routes, their disadvantages and conve
nencas and show The best arrangements which can be
made by those who design to visit California, and the
best form in which companies may associate to collect
the gold guard it after it is gathered and the best
rules which should be observed for protecting the health
and morals of the company
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led.

In the city Havana Of consumption on the 2oh inst and in
the ah OF his CHARLES NJ CLAYTON, OF the Hon
JoaS NJ CLAYTON, of the United States Senate
He young of the highest abilities his life OF the
unsued integrity and his DEATH the bright prospect him
of Heaven
On Sunday the 2s,h inst after long and painful Illness Mrs
ELIZABETH HOPE, wife Of JERkssAH w. BRosAuGH
In the departure of this Christian female society has lost bright
and family devoted wife and mother They
have however in her holy life and tranquil departure
that which well console them them feel that their
loss is her gam that she but exchanged world sin and
sorrow for one OF holiness and happiness.
On Tuesday morning the soh instant GEORGE KLElSER
the 10th his He afflicted for the
cou6nei his for seventeen lie
OF the oldest Of the District hsag resided here
wards of hhy eight years.
The funeral will take place from his late residence Pcnnsyva
etween 9Th and this wednesday,
o'clock which the friends OF the family and his acquaintance
generally invited TO attend.
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The committee then rose, and the chairman reported

The committee then rose, and the chairman reported
progress; afses which,
Ga notion Of Mr. vfNTUN. the bill making appropria
tons for The support Of the Military Academy was order
ed be engrossed and read the third me and As sub
sequeny passed and sent TO the Senate for concsr-
renee.
Mr. " moved TO reconsider the vote by which the
said bill had been passed and then lay that motion on
the table which last motion agreed to-
The bill making appropriations for the pawn ant nj
dictionary and other pensions then IT, en- M and ba
amendment proposed by MIR. CHss Bows aiopIed in
Committee Of the Whole having been agreed to. The bill
ordered 10 be ensiossed and read third time and
was subsequently, passed. and TO the Senate for con
cunence
MIR. 'lNION moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the SAID bill hal been passed. and then lay thai motion
on the table which last motion agreed TO-
The bill making appropriations for The payment OF
navy pensions for The year ending June 30h 1880 as re-
ported from the Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union without amendment taken up and ordered
be engrossed and read the third time and was sub,e
quenty passed and to the Senate for concurrence
Mr.. VlNTON moved to reconsider the vote by which
the said bill had been passed and then lay tina, mo,
ton on the table; which last motion prevailed
Mr. JOHN w. HOUSTON gave notice of motion
for leave TO introduce bill to authorize the issur o
treasury scrip for hundred dollars to Eliza John on
widow of Francis Johnson, late soldier in the army al
the United States in Mexico. ' VI
On motion, the House then adjourned,
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NEW AND ELkGANr SiLKS,-BAkNES " MI T.
~ CHELL, between Sh and 9Th streets, Pennsyiyania
would respectfully the ladies of s-
inaon and strangers visiting the city that they have this
day opened twenty five thirty pieces of very beau
uul plain changeahie silks, direct from the poers em-
baclng every variety light and dark shades evening
street dresses which they sell d per less than
suner prices, Also, fifteen pieces very small plaid
and striped silks mt ouy 50 cents per yard.
White and colored satins, Of every shade vey cheap
Fofences aud Marcenes, OF every variety of color
White kid govcs, of ali Nos likewise cold and black
Silk hosieries, different costs, and all coors
- dozen sheer lawn lneucambrIc handkrrchieis in
which sell ex,a cheap bargains
Is pieces embroidered Polka musus also, very cheap
plain Swss and book nusns
White and colored Taseton mu-ns, Of the most fash
onable colors
Together with extensive and desirable stock OF dress
goods generally
Which, in order TO reduce will from this day sell
cost for cash. Give early call, and will not be
Disappointed in getting very great bargains.
Jan 23-3tnW2Wif
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


Dsructirs stsntio Of the mais-7Ns markets, se
BAIrIMoRE, January 30-5 m.
During the past night city has been visited by three
destructive fres keeping the nremen constantly IN
service from eary hour in the evening The hfs hre
consumed extensive ehouse on Light street wharf,
occupied by Richard Lennon tobacco and cigar manu-
factory and the upper stories as saiioit Ny Messfs
William A. Tareton IL Co, who burnt gu; Ia another
locality a few weeks The second fire occurred at
o'clock this morning, and destroyed the extensive amp
and chandelier uaotofy Of Mr.. Jacob Davidson on
North The third occurred al 5ocl'ck this morning.
and DESTROYED rehousos the corner OF
High and HilIen streets, occupied by Samuel Fenby
Brothers. hay ard feed depository. and were slowed
from the floor to the roof with bales of hay
The mail ue here at 10 O'Clock last night as well
the mail due this afternoon have failed to arrive, the
detention being by eshet in the Susquehanna,
and heavy gorge of ce which carried the steam Terry
boat from her ,orngs and lodged her high and dry
the Shore about mile below the ferry The great rise in
the water aud the rushing masses OF ce have rendered II
mpracticabe the river with the mails and they
consequently detained on both sides oil the rver with a
good number of passengers.
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market this morning
there very Ii,e disposition the part of dealers TO
operate in -four until tho rece pt OF their private foreign ad
vices Only sale OF 300 bbs Howard street to-day at
81 STA some offers - rs made, but refused.
Sales of 800 bbis City Mills late yesterday at s. No sales
to-day. Nothing doing in wheat. We quote los ITO
cents for good prime red Some sales OF yellow corn al
So 81 from vessels and stores Sales OF white at AZ
4S cents 30 33 Whskey dull at 70 cents in
hhds,, and u in bbIs.. with some sales.
New York. this morning, the stock market steady
sales of Treasury SIS at 1889, and new loan 1904
The flour is quiet small sales at So rs s. 81
for Genesee-nothing doing In southern Tho steamers
not yet fully digested.
Corn qnie small sales of fiat yellow at 62 cts
No change in provisions. Sales only in small parcels
Cotton is held trmer, but sales yet made.
The private advces per the Canada about the same
as the published quotaions-if anything quite
couraging for breadstuffs. Whiskey II 2iA cents.
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Grand vocal aud in.sr.ms"'~i Concert for the Ben.
" ING T~-r OF this CITY,
o""e '"' s't"' the Lqdies U~ios Benepolen. So
ciefy,
All IAao'ls "a DON, THURSDAY, FKBRuARY 1, 1919,
w H. W. X by the children of Mr. Eberbich
under tho deson and Of Ser
IMin -. Soausrman, who will also be assisted by Mr.
.he many persons who acquainted with the extrao
binary talent the children possess very dssou.
the appear before the public therefore their parent,
have they may do so under the
their teacher who has taken pains in selecting
the modern and brilliant pieces for tue occasion.
PROGRAMME.
l. Grand Duet for the Piano, executed by Emile
., Terzstte, 70, hies voices. Try, try again. by
Emile, Virginia, and Henry.
) Grand Solo for 70, FIVE. piano accompaniment
Duet, As it fell upon day" sung by Emile
My Mother sung by Emile Virginia, Henry, ~
aud Edward
SECOND.
l, Casta Diva, duetto for flute and piano, from
2 Dueao. Iknow bank" sung by Emile and
3 Solo, for one voice, sung by Edward, accom- $500
panied by his sister Virginia on the guitar.
Ooetto, from the opera Lucia de Lammer-
moor sung by Emiie and Virginia.
= Quaretie. the hoolmaser--iIenry win sing
the Schoolmaster, his Sisters and Brother
l. Duet, for piano and violin, ."Ma Normandi,"
performed by Emile and teacher, com
. cavaiini from the opera Der Fre-chue,z -''"''
SING IN %, n. German language by E'nie,c
). Qasrrette, ''Sop that knocking"
l. Das,'o, from the opera, of Norma, sung by
Emile and Virginia, by Belni.
D. "Go II, jerry round, four voices.
Ooncert to commence precisely al u o'clock.
Tickets be had the music and principal hotels
at 80 cents each; children hall price.
Jan 26-dtd-
Ny-The above 1. postponed to Friday, tho I'd o,
February.
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Supreme Court OF the United States.
TUESDAY, January 80, ls49.

TUESDAY, January 80, ls49
No. 25. r. Pa!ton's heirs us. James Taylor's heirs.
Appeal from the circuit court OF the United States for
Kentucky Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of
this court reversing the decree of the circuit court and
demanding this cause with direction dismiss complain
ants bill with costs.
No 80. Charles Wilkes, plaintiff in error, Samuel
Dinsman. The argument OF this cause was concluded
by Mr. Toucey for the plaintiff in error
No 81 John L. Shawhan Ell al appellants, Us Z. Wher-
rift The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr.
Trimble for the appellants.
Adjourned until to- morrow, III o'clock a. IN.
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CELLIN or at Cest for Cash.
- pieces hnckaback diapers, at 10 cents per yard
10 =" fine white linen, at 35 cents per yard
LIZ cent callcoes selling for s and cents
Good heavy ca'sinets at 81 cents
IS lonS sragls selling for 81
80 cent black Aptcss selling for IS cents
10 cent calico for fp
pieces wide black fringe at 31i and 40 cents
5havfis OF all qatities Mt nj any price
Cohs and cheaper than they offered
in this city, VITA all kinds goods usually kept by us.
which sell, aud the better All we ask
Is a call w. NJ SINISTER N co.
Jan 80 -6uf Corner Penn. avenue and 7th st.
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THE third Assembly will be held Jackson Hall OF
Tuesday evening the 9Th of February
The ballroom will be open for reception at half pas
eight o'clock
No citizen member OF Congress- resident for the win
can be ad,niued unless subscriber.
Strangers may obtain tickets the book Messs
Fischer. Taylor Mauy. and Fisnck Taylor, upon the
written order of manager the day Of the AS emily
Ptiva,e servants excluded foin the dressing rooms
Persons having accounts against the Assemblies ma
preseat them duly approved payment the office
The 18th street, between IL and o'clock
MANAGERS.
Hon. Geo NJ Dallas, Capt French Forrest, u. S. N.
Non. Il NJ. McLane, CAas Siednan, U. 5. N.
Hon WIN X. Sebastian, II Stone,
w. w. Sea.on, J. NJ Folz, U. s. ~
Gen. J. e. Totem, Hon. ID. NJ Barrnger,
Maj. ]. ID Graham, Hon. +. G Cabeli,
j. Knox Walker, Gen. Geo. Gibson,
?. Barton k-y, Thomas Richie,
Jno Z. Addison, Capt j. Med DWELL, U.S.A.
Hon. T. Batter King, Geo Thorn, U 8 A.
Hon. f, Holmes, Aug s Nicholson, u. S. M. c..
Hon. Il. X. Meade, W. S. Walker,
Con. l.. Warrington, w. r. Rodgers
Capt. J. E. Johnston, U.S.A.
Ian 2H-dtd
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Communicated for the Savannah Georgian.
AANhNNAH II, Jan. 3lai la4a. - Mnxxrs Ed tors

NhNhSNAi, JAN. 3lst, Is4s. Mcssrs Editors. Having
- o1en requested TO testify the properties Of Dr. Pis
H bHsIm Of pHd Cherry, take great pleasure in sta
ing mat have frequently used il myself and adm inslered
10 ohers during the past years of obstinate
ughs, colds, " the chest nc, and always with
e most happy result. and such my nnbounded conf
ue IN IT'S efits. that prescribe it for my friends in each
me above cases the first aud ciica remedy
am also fully convinced that used in ncipent stages
VI consumption, it would be found speedy remedy and
ire preventive of that fatal and much-dreaded mslady
Suing Its proprietor extensive SALE and egreting that
rs Virtues are not universally known,
am yours, NC. T.. p. III.
gt,Buy none unless signed l. BUTTS.
For sale by Il. S. PATTERSON,
Jan 3D-3t Washington, ID c.
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ny 4. y. FL E.nI.y.G, .slerondrsu.

NV ORLEANS MOLASSE5, SAL T, &c, AT AUG
~ lion, Wednesday, 3ist n.tant, AT u O'Clock w ~
oe sold II auction, above received pei propeller Wash
luE ca, from New Orleans 43 bbs New Odeans moasses
new . CROP and represented prime quality.
10 which will be added,
ouo1 bushels Turks Island salt
s'Wo do Liverpool coarse salt
lpo sacks do do
80 hhds New Orleans sugar
~ barrels guano
90 barrels N. +. behring's.
Terms at sale.
LAMBERT & MCKENZIE,
Jan S3-2t Alexandria.
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CoLLEcroR's OrrIcK, CRY HALL, Jan. g. Is49.
C1rTY TAxES.-Tem Per cent. dedacassu psosnpt
~ payment-Noticc is hereby given, that the taxes
real and property for the year lSAs became
duo on the LIST instant, and payable this office
deduction of per cont is allowed by law from al,
bills for said year paid during the months oil January and
February. A. ROTHWELt,
Jan lI-2awtMar1if Collector.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 81, ls4s.

W MI y W. 'AhEs. No Harrison street Cincinnati Ohio
" aveiny for the western states assisted by
80 40 smith, j. T. Dent, T. o. Smith. Frederick Hawse John
W. Armstrong Jassn Taylor, NJ Stevenson w. Ramsey and
Perrin Locke. -
~ Mr. SHAEL T. JAMES. is2 South Tenth street Philsde
phs our general travelling and
.rn States assisted by James X Whpple Weld O II
stem John Weld + s Waterman Collins James Dee ring
Taylor.
W Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS, Of Montgomery. Alabama is our
general travelling for Alabama assisted b
MIR y .. prstt = - =
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CONGRESSIONAL prtnsl"X materials for sale The
~ undersigned offer sale all the materials employed
by them execution of the printing for the Both Con-
gess These have only been used during the past fifteen
months, aud in excellent condition. They embrace
one double napier press capable of throwing off 500 i'm
pressions per hour four single do hand do one
pounds sun all pua; 1900 do English $500 BREWER
1903 do nonpa'e together with stands, stones, chas $,
sticks gaeys and everything necessary for printing
abshment These articles be Obtained in lots 10 suit
purchasers until the Isl day OF May when whatever is cot
previously disposed of will be sold at public auction.
WENDELL IL VAN BENTHU YSEN.
Jan. 23-3,awIn,
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A oAao.-We would respectfully inform our Gu stomers
IA and the public generally, iha Ia order to reduce
stock, will oler the remainder OF well assorted
STOCK oil dry goo cost for cash We feel very grateful
or past patronage, and beg continuance Of the
our stock well assorted Persons have goods
wu have inducements offered in all kinds of goods
we Wonld take this opportunity thank customer
VINO have forward nd closed their with
ana MORN those who have accounts remaining unJetled
they will be called about the hs oil February,
"heh VIII be that shall be closed
w. M. SINISTER Il co,
Corner OF Penn and 7th street.
Jan 30--6if
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U. S. FRIGArE Cos GaEss, (NoRFoLK,)
January 81 1919
Iofhs Editor of the Uaion !:

Toue Editor Of the Uhion:
Looking over the columns of your valuable paper,
noticed the passage of bill through the House OF Rep
dispensing with the OF the cat O nine
tails in our navy.
The honorable gentlemen deserve credit for their PHI
antbroplc efforts in behalf of the sailor; but the
would most respectfully recommend cruise in of
rst-cass naval vessels TO convince the skepca OF
the absolute necessity of hayellaton and the inevitable
destruction OF all discipline in the navy said bill meets
the approval Of the Senate and becomes law.
A SAILOR
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AdeIplll Theatre.
BENEFIT OF MR.. BURKE


A T a meeting Of the subscribers TO the above ball.
n held at WILLARD'S HOTEL, ON Saturday evening"
senee of Colonel Charles May) called TO the chair The
following gentlemen unanimously elected managers
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"PASAMA, January Z, l849.

'sThe situation of affairs in California is really
raordnary No accounts we had exaggerated Cap
enrian de Lange Of the French brig ofwar Scenic.
here says that he learned at Valparaiso and Lima that
had been brought those places from California to
be into bars, gold the amount of nine millions OF
francs fnea 81 8D.0O0) The British consul tells me he
has forwarded 900 from this place across the
sthmns and Lieutenant Wood, of the British navy,
nsnding the Pandora here, says that the truth is be-
yond have heard. These gentlemen also
say that hundred, Of people from the western coast South
America parking for the gold region and most OF
clerks in the commercial places have quit ther employ
mcnts for the samc object
at will evidently be impossible prevent the troops
when they arrive from deserving, and there will BIO
force The crowd Of adventures that viii arrive
sNo preparation was made here by the steamboat com
many for transporting across the isthmus, or at
,rdpy The m any information aid in relation to it, The
roads re almost sable for mules and the num-
Der of boats and animals on the roads Is en-
fe!y insufficient The public property In charge OF the
oartermasers has been lying week at Cruces waiting
for thirty or forty mules carry it and the trouble veH-
ation aud exposure getting it up the river Chagrcs 70
this place. brought Captain Elliott, the senior quarter
master an attack Of cholera which he died on the night
of the 9Th, buried the day at Cruces, in the
church yard Major Fiz gerald has taken chargs oil the
property but he is sick here of similar attack i
have directed all the public property and o.tces baggg'
there be brought this place. which IS more
healthy The greater part of it Will be carried oa men :
backs They asking S2) npiec, for mulcloads OF
onehd OF the ordinary weight, the usual price being from
81 TO s. for ,li loads. will attempt describe this
roads, or paths.
Under these circumstances think it will not bs wise
send anything by this roa'c except messenger with
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interesting from P.nam una.

We have been furnished with the following extracts
from letter written by General p. F. Smith. at Panama,
dated the It'll nst and lay them before readers
containing of Importance especially 10 that por
ton of our fellow-c,zens who preparing to visit
California:
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ask the favor Of you Is insert in the Unoa, for the
information of the public, the enclosed notice. giving the
true grounds Of Judge Caron's decision.
JUNE %, ls49.
Telegraph use before Jaist CHros.
The Judge, after srghment opoa objections by the
sell of NJ Uhiely, scnsd hearing ths notoi of M,rs3
and Others against Oiely and 9th for inunc,n
IA, considered tn IT, upon proper construction OF the
18th s.ctio p,ient act of 1885, conncxon
with the raes Practice in equity prescribed by S,-
pre- ne Co of United states the circuit courts the
bill .hould have been fled prior to the motion
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FOREIGN.
lrELKGRAPHED ron THE BALTIMORE SUN.
ARRIVAL or THE sTEA mEH CANADA.

intelligence from France The Irish Trials Plan for
restoring he Pope Further advanee IN Cotio,i.-
Breadstufs unchanged, ~.
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We learn by special express from Dublin that Their
has been trial Of Duffy The judge has declared tina
only two court indictments were had and that he coult
not be.lred for any treason or elonous publication is
supd aftp his arrest
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The Markets.

moderate business this forenoon in cotton, and prices
steady. Sales will probably reach 5000 bales
In there transactions, but the market ia dull
and heavy, and likely, from all appearance, remain
for the next fortnight Prices unchanged from quotations
of the previous week
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R0mae.

We learn from Austria that Pesh has surrendered to
Wndischgratz.