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NEW MUsIC.-Jus received and
~ Stationery store Of 18th Pennsylvania
the following and popular Music from the publishers,
liam Hall SON. New York. which we win sell at reduced
price, four cents per page. WIN FISCHER.
The Lonely Rose Jenny Lind
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover
Why do Weep Thee, admired ballad,
When pensve feelings wake the sigh Phillips
Were but his own wife, by Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J. sioman.
Dgent Hose Companys Quick Step,
Band.
Two Merry Gipsies, duet, by McFanen
Voice from the Waves, duet Stephen Glover
The Preside Song by w. v. Wallace
The Female Slaves Lament
The Moonlight OF the Heart by suakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Christy's Minstrels.
yard.n
The Pensye Thought Last Adeu composed by Gongonse
Filtration Polka by NJ. suakosh.
Robert 10 Diabe, arranged by II. Boyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations by James G.. Maeder.
The syren Polka, by M. suakosh.
la syiphide, Fantasie RJmantique, by NJ Suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by s. Ehrlich
Guitar pieces.
Widow Machree.
Oh watch you well by daylight
The Rose Of Tralee.
The Bowld Soger Boy
Jeannet and Jeannot.
Emma Snow.
Dinah Crow.
The Low Backd Car.
Oh, would were girl again.
What enchantment
The Sisters Call, by l.. Trip.
Child OF the Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Ratsplan, as sung by Jenny Lind.
Mazurka by Bateman.
My boat and bugle horn, by Watson.
The Chamos by the Rainier family.
Our own fair Italy, a. a duetL
Beethovcns Dream. Dec 4.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, d. G.
CHARLES DIE SELDING
Commissioner, Notary Public, AID General agent,
No. III Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenu

Commissioner, Notary Public, aad General Agent,
No. IL TOdds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
CONTINUES give his prompt attention the Of
claims before Congress- Of the Executive Departments
before board of commissioners appointed adjust poaon
before foreign governments procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary
Naval Army; bounty land scrip under the law Of February
lS4 August TO- 1885, Of mieage for horses and
other lost incurred by volunteers
fore being mustered and received into the service Of United
States and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims Of whatever description that Of the
with Mexico Great Britain He in OF all the
understands fully all
oces He also attends
captures Gulf Mexico
California, and Of Africa
He has been honoed with Commissions from the
Union Commissioner Deeds
deeds, deposuons and other instruments writing under
be used or recorded in the respective States.
will be moderate, regulated claimed
and the extent Of services required.
Communications (postpaid will receive immediate attention
He refer Navy and Executive Depart
Exceiencie
Unon and Senators and Members Of the previous and
present Congress generally. Aug %
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IN the petition Of Thomas Dewey administrator o. David
deceased, OF East FonDey Vermont
sion Of granted said David Dewey Improvement
horse rakes for from the expiration patent
which takes the 2Jd day Of November 1851
II ordered that the said petition be heard
first Monday In June II O'Clock,
notified appear and show cause they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
ordered aso that published In the Republic In
telgeneer, and Unon Washington eiy Telegraph, Harrisburg
Journal Providence Rhode Island Evening
nal Albany New York Free Press, Mddebug vermont
Journal Indianapolis Indana week for three
weeks previous 70 the 6rsi Monday June
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdo Of the above papers will please copy, and send their
bills 70 the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Feb 26-law3w
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The CHANGES OF THE wHIGs-The wing party are pro-
verbal for presenting different faces of different charac
ters likely to produce effect the voters in the quarter
where they present them as the principles OF their party
projections to the West, they the champions OF the
improvements OF rivers and habors to the North, they
show free.so features TO the South they present the
principles are locked up in great box, and OF course
they questions when an election is pend
ing But sir. you break open their box and let mum
speak, and coonskns cider barrels Harrison almanacs,
and Roorback books Of travel will come tumblng out,
with other miscellaneous articles, used by them in po
cal warfare and in this miscellany OF humbug and decep
ton, amid the odds and ends Of all parties and creeds,
il 10 be found the only spirit Of the wing party dis
covered and the whole assortment OF the wing principles
mr. Frazer in the New York Legislature.
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both parties in favor Of distributions and yet in every IN
stance fast upon the heels Of every such usurpaon Of
power the united and indignant voice OF the people
against the action OF their representatives Mr. Read
delegate TO the Ptsburg convention, tried, with all his
might. to force resolution through the committee;
against an elective judiciary accident prevented
him from succeeding And If he had succeeded, we
should have been told by him, countless articles and
with air OF command almost imperial that that Iesou
not In favor OF an elective judiciary II would only
have needed similar resolution passed Dy wnIs na'e
convention to have fixed the matter beyond All recall az
he will OF the only soveregns OF Tree Fepuohc
and we presume the Legislature would not nave aa.eu
TO pass the resolution still hanging by It's eyehds IN the
House OF Representatives though Inc pSoc VOICE mus
The resolutions OF the meeting are proofs OF Inc en-
tire change OF ground OF these agatos Dut they are
sufcenty explicit TO show how true was the estimate
we placed upon the whole movement before 1t was set
agong The speeches OF the orators OF the evening are
pehaps truer reflex of the designs OF the WilmotPro
vso leaders than the resolutions except the address OF
wrong party by his efforts to neualze the impression
that he sympathized with it, II is curious fact, sgnf-
cant OF the character OF the audience that illusions to
the democratic party passed coldly by; but when
Mr.. Penniman attacked the Baltimore convention, when
Mr. Read preached up the Wlmot Proviso and the aboi
ton of slavery in the District OF Columbia and when
Mr. Cartier attacked Calhoun and the South, then the
abohonsts and wings who were present broke our into
loud and hearty cheers.
Pennsylvania cannot be moved from her high and holy
mission by any scheme like this She has spoken already
in most OF her democratic meetings; and now that
she is erect and vglan it will be in vain for any set of
do in her name what, the key OF the glorious
arch, she feels would be unworthy of her past history
and her future destiny
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE


| BALTIMORE, March 1916, p. m.
H5srwia~ swtutaiwmsai -Gss. Shislds Unipasity
smsmf.-Honor 70 the dead 1reas1rs motics--
City morfaIfy .-Hsalh of NeW YWk.-1hs markets. &C.
The Hbemian Sociey's anniversary festival which was
held last evening" Of the recherche entertain
kmsnts given in this city General Shields present.
and responded most eoqueny to several sentiments of
highly complimentary character offered during the
ming.
The annual commencement of the University oil Mary
land took place this morning at Zion church, in oil
overlooking audience. The degree of Doctor Of Medi
cine conferred seventy students, foryeight OF
whom from Maryland eight from Virginia, six from
Pennsylvania, two from Delaware three from Mississippi,
two from North Carolina, from Missouri and one from
the District Of Columbia, Mr.. VIM. III. Berry. The Ger
mania Musical Association present, and performed
OF their finest airs The whole number of students In
this -four shing institution is l72
The Rev. John w. Richardson, Of the Baltimore Metho-
dist Episcopal conference, died In this city yesterday after
noon
The flags Of our shipping are at hafmas, day. in
spect the memory of Captain Mathew Kelley Of our
Oldest hpmasers He died poor but respected having in
early life stood foremost amongst the wealthy merchants OF
Tour city
The number of deaths in this city during pas, week
was ST. ofwhich number 80 under 10 years age
The treasurer Maryland has given notice that half
Of the funded debt of the State will be paid to the holders
Of the stock the 18th of May, amounting to about
$4OO,O00
AT our public school examinations, which pro-
gressing number of the scholars delivering
from the recent speech of Daniel Webster
The Board Of Health Of New York making arrange
anticipation ofanother visit Of the cholera, which,
judging by the number Of deaths last week. they
commence too soon The number was 3l5 being an in-
OF 81 the previous week OF this number, Al
were of consumption, Inflammation of the lungs, small
pox, and measles
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market this morning,
there nothing doing -four No change in wheat and
very little in the market Sales OF 48 40 for
white and 81 81 cents for yellow Oats 80 IS cents
Whiskey dull % in bbs Beef cattle The offer
ng the scales Monday reached $50 head of beeve
Of which 42O sold city butchers 80 packers. aud
so left unsod. Prices ranged from So TO ~ on
gross. Hogs. We quote 20 Is rs 90 Sales auction
Today, 1888 hhds. New Orleans sugar. - Is IS 05 43
hhds Muscovado molasses ga 234; rs hhd.. Cuba
asses. 49, 4o6 bags green Cuba coffee, lOi III
cents; Is bbls green Cuba Coffee u cents go bags
damaged Laguayra coffee, 10 a II cents cash.
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Law school I'm Lexington, virginia.

TUE subscriber proposes Law schooin place,
msncns on Monday the ah DAY o. October and mna
ung on the 10th day Of March, 1850 The pupils viii be divided
two classes The text book used junior win
phens kson h vol sarke Evidence stephen Plead
ana ~ vol OF Gfeenleafs Evidence
embrace fuckers Commensurate Greenieaf and sarkie Ev
ncnce list vol o EACH, Stephen Pleading Goud Pleading
vol OF Gritty on Pleading Hocombes Introduction Equity
prudence Lubes Equity Pleading, Mord Pleading, Lomsxs D
gest Real Property, and Bomax Executors and Administrators
% win be made with Philadelphia law publisher 70 fur
posing 70 attend the subscribers him
early notice Of their intenion and inform him they
De supplied with portion Of the above works. through this
Jun they viii be furnished 20 thu students at cost The
ber e th senior class win have the privilege attending the
course without additional charge The
his students viii be arranged by subscriber enable any
member OF either class attend The the Professors
washington Cenegc should they deem srpedien 70 do
few lectures will be delivered
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts.
The foe win be go session, payable In advance
Lsn.eros, Va, July II, ls4a
July 1f-A
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Comm,s.,sn on Claims against me1leo.

MONDAY, March IS, 1850.
The board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, all
the members.
A communication addressed 10 the board by Hall ].
Kelly, in relation to claim against Mexico, by him pre-
scented TO the joint commission under the convention Of
18th April, 1889, submitted and examined; and il
appearing that the said claim was, on the 22d day Of
February is42 rejected upon its merits by that commits
sion
ORDERED, That the communication aforesaid does
cognizance under the treaty Of 1sis.
The memorial of John Claiborne, administrator Of
Thomas Hasam claiming for the loss OF the schooner
Hannah Elizabeth, chased ashore Matagorda by the
Mexican war schooner Bravo in 1885, submitted,
examined, and ordered to be received.
On motion Of John r, Rockwell, attorney in the case
OF Hsggety. Davis, Dana, the examination OF their
memorial suspended on the 22d February last fur.
ther suspended until the frs, Monday in November next
The board then resumed the examination Of the memo.
rial OF William s. Messervey, filed the s,h instant
and then suspended and finding il not TO conform 10
the rules, ordered that IL be not received
The memorials OF John A. Robinson. severally claim
ing for seizure and detention Of property Guayamas in
lsa3 and for forced loan at Hemeso in 1877, which
were filed the sth instant, and then suspended
again taken up for examination, aud ordered to be
ceived
The board then adjourned until II, m. tomorrow.
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THE UNION.


pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of hs
public sales viii be held AZ hs land Offices in The
de land once * DTB6oTH Commencing On Mosday the
day q nss o The disposal Of public lands a
North efs base line and West Of the th principal msrdian
Township ninety eight Of range three
Townships ninesi1, ninety ana nmeyesht Of range
Townships nns,yhve ninegseven, ninety eight and
Townships Ninety three, -four, nnetsz
he sAsE FGzcE, Commencing on Msadsy
day Of January for the disposal Of the public lands within the
North Of the base line and Wsst Of the h principal meridian
Townships ninety -FOUR nnslyave nne'y-siI nineyseven
townships ninety ninety hve, nneysiI nineyseven'
Township ninety AVE. township ninety (ercep,
81 es s e s oSs %
Indian agency and townships nineseyen and nineegh Of
Townships ninety-two ninety four, range
Township ninety one, Of range thirteen: .
A shs land once al T%IRPED commencing on Monday the
situated within the undermeaaoasd townships TO witt
North fhe base line and s0ss Of the i'm principal merdan
Townships sxseven, sixyeght, and sIynne, Of range six
Townships sIy-seven siIyeg sInins, Of range
townships sinyssh. and sixty nine, Of range eighteen
ownS,s si., sss, and o range twenty
Township seventy one, Of range twenty SIX
townships seventy seventy one, range twenty
N sas os M q %
within following townships, to
North Of the base line and ws Of the h principal meridian
Township seventy six, Of range twenty-seven.
Townships seventy seventy and range
twenty-eig
Townships seventy seventy
appropriated by schools military other
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the lands win be commenced
the appointed the order which adj
vered with dispatch, whole shall been
offered sales closed sale shall be
than weeks and private entry Of the lands will
be admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under hand of Washington this fifteenth day
Of September Domin thousand eight hundred and forty
Z.T TAYLOR
BY the President;
j. BUTTKRURLD,
Commissioner General Land Once
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of emphon Of the
townships required estab
satisfaction Of the
Office therefor practicable
after seeing M notice and before the day appointed for the com
public lands embracing the tract
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Once
Postponenent Public Land Sales Dubuque,
Iowa.
Notice hereby gven the public sales ordered by
amaon the President United States dated the fifteenth
of September ls49 be held the land office DUBUQUE,
sepenh and days Of January, 1885, de-
Given under hand the city of Washington this 18th day Of
December Domni thousand hundred and
Y. TAYLOR,
ny the President;
J. BUTTERyIELD,
Dec i2 Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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New supply spring Furniturs Dry Goods.

AGETT DoDSoN have the pleasure announcing the cit
boroods goods season. together
@
ed from the latest and In view ofhe good
ton them 70 which the attention o. the public particularly
invited 1 The shall Ss rs M
hardly need the pleasure Of exhibiting them al who
favor with call will be quite equal 70 that Of all who see them
Pink, blue white Berlin Dresden and Marseies toilet quilts
match. These goods chaste and beautiful
soies amies or toilet covss and chamber and bed curtains
style ball frnges to match all the colors.
fruii baskets These goods pretty - -
satin ines. and tea table cloths from % BY a. @
tables. Eyan Vase boYSs and u, pa,s with
unique things :S s kind s.: ~ v
a. s sasSa ana browne Russia heen
Do. DO. Hamilton long cloth cotton sheetng.
80, 81 and "a Irish and German pillow and bolster linens
hne heavy and cheap
.o.. DO , 11 de-
and diaper toilet toweng Our Of these goods superb
scratched,
sblong match very
rich.
Damascus and India embossed cloth piano and table
designs and coors, width from 3 a. to m
in remaged patterns borders, rich cheap.
Transparent window shades supeb painted In boques and sim
French English furniture chntzes arsbesque delicate
wide brown and figured heavy damak dancing eb
Window cornices with brackets to match.
Canopes fsf French bed expected daily.
tapestry do Brussels apy, ingram,
caIrpetinss a.
Housekeepers dcuy being furnished viii. all the
''s''''''' - ''''' A'A'' cIAcETT DoDsoN,
10 Cor Pa. avenue and 9th ST. up stair'.
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OATH FIXTURES, Water Closets, and Plumbing I'm
all It's branches done the shortest notice. and in the most
manlke New York prices.
NAyLon south side Of Pennsylvania ID
has returned from the NORTH and prepared f and
put up bathing apparatus water closets force pumps beer pumps
and description Of plumbing In the wokmanlke
Having OF workman Of thirty
and practice designed and executed that time
ofhe principal Jobs Europe, he challenges competition
He has also laid In assortment OF bright and fancy unware
which he invites the attention Of housekeepe generally
Roofing, gueng spoung, aud all other work In the "copper" tin
and sheetiron line promptly and carefully attended to-
All work nusted the subscriber warranted satisfaction
Mar l0-eolmif r. Y. NAYLOR.
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United states Patent omes.


On petition Of Cswel OF Pittsburg Pennsylvania
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO said Cswel o
improvement In preparing oeagnou seeds for pressing fo
the 3lst day Of July, 1851
petition the Patent Office
the first Monday In May, IL o'clock and all persons
notified and show they have why said pc
ution ought not TO be granted.
Ordered that this notice be published in the Republic, Intel
gencer and Union Washington city, d. c. North American and
Gazette Philadelphia; Tribune New York Journal, Providence
THOs EWBANK
Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdo Of the papers will copy and their
bills 10 the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Feb 20-law3w
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COME cheap store-Great bargains I'm new
goodsThe would invite Of the ladies
their additional supply Of fancy dress goods received this
day. Among them they would mention
10 pieces rich satin de chenes
30 do small figured changeable silks
l6 do plain changeable glace do
do pink and white watered do
do plain white
10 do colored corded silks
20 do do forences, in all shades
do and - rich black vsite silk
do a. black Turk SATIN,
This lot Of silks will be sold IS less than former prices
all In therefore, invited to call early and examine for them
selves.
In MERINos, opened pieces; among
be found blue Light blue dark and light
garnet scarlet and pink These goods
and win be sold much under the usual prices.
able shade.
Also handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hannels, for dresses
SO pieces plain changeabe and stripe apacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also 50 pieces small plaid gingham.
Together with variety and certainly cheapest
ever had Of plain fancy coIored velvets, black do
Velvet nbands trimmings, Of the
Silk and nband ties,
Hosieries of all and every description
Ladies' merino vests, of both long and short sleeves
Gloves Of mostly every number
Linencambrc handkerchief from
kind.
IN MOURNING GOODS, we have now complete assortment
embracing mostly any article that may be called for
And stock Of SHAWLS, opened this day will anything
I'm point OF elegance Of style and cheapnes have before
offered.
The public respectfully invited goods be-
BARNES & MITCHELL,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 5-3taw2wif
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STROLOGY.-The celebrated c. w. ROBACK, Sweden,
Office No u Locust street. above 9Th Philadelphia
his services TO the citizens OF Washington vicinity
been consulted with by all heads Of Europe enjoys
reputation as an Astooger than living Natvues
calculated according GeomancyLades g. Gentlemen
distance have their drawn sending the
will receive immediate attention, and natvies any
of his by conuration any following topics,
Courshp, advice advice given successful
wealthy marriages he has the power redeem
% the too free use Of the bottle and for all Of hazards and for
the Of stolen lost property purchasing
Thousands of the above named
It's vicinity and all to full satisfaction, 5000
during the last All letters will regousy
prepaid, will be answered gratis For particulars,
G. w. RoBACK.
Dec 23-d3m
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HALL FRAxKLIs FiRE COMPANY.
G0-A special Meeting OF the Company will be held
this Wednesday evening March 90 important
Punctua attendance Is required VI every member.
By order, &c. GEO X. BOYD, Secretary.
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Additional supply Of spring Goods
TUE subscribers have just complete
soment Of fancy and staple dry goods which
ed with care from the recent mposons Of the
YORK and Philadelpha embracing article
they = " ~
Is pieces rich small checkered riace silks
10 pieces nch small striped do do
is pieces rich plain chbs do
. pieces rich small plaid mourning do
70 pieces extra rich plain black eros de Rhine silks
IS pieces plaid and striped India foufad silks
~ pieces style sIbcrine.
5 pieces embroidered grenadines, a new article
20 pieces satin striped and figured tissue
. pieces cashmere style mousseline LANES
rs pieces figured French bareges style.
IS pieces plain French bsreres, every shade,
10 pieces solid coisred lame avery .hnde
pieces printed linen cambrics.
90 pieces real French lawns jsconets
rs pieces real French ginghams and cbintxes
$500 yards small figured lawns. warranted color i2
Together with variety Of other
enumerated but which VIII be shown with pleasure all may
favor us with call.
March 9o-om
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VIsTTING-CARDs printed and plates engraved I'm tho
approved STYLE few hours notice, aud visiting cards Of
The finest quality supplied, by TAYLOR MAtjRY,
Nov 70 Booksellers 9th st.
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MRS ADAMS. opposite Browns Hotel, has two or
~ nree large commodious unoccuped FAMILIES wishing
board can be comfortably accommodated.
Mar n-eodlw
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DIED

In oganspo Indiana the morning the 18th nstan FRED
ERICK FITCH NJ d. father OF Hon GRAHAM N. fTcH, Of the
House Of REPRESENTATIVES,