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LTERARY--NnW Asr SPLENDID Maj OF MExico.-We nave
seen Ms map, entitled "Carla General lie la kepubca
scana tornado por Seccion Geogaica de ia socledad
Mexicana de GeogIaa Esladisca, vista dc la que
aeso la misna seccon ell anterior demas dalos a
aulriJos posterJfincn,e de 1850" paued by
MS atlas the United Me lean States, comprising fifty
maps showing the several States lie distress terrific
rie and ports of the republic. This work has been com
pie tod by authority Of the OF Mexico under
the superinendencc of the Society oil Geography and Sta
tses OF Mexico Tne chrography Of this work is OF su
pefiof character equal the bsst have seen in this
country Tie society have been upwards OF ten years en-
gagged procuring materials To- these deneaiions and
they are the that have yet been furnished
afford gratifying evidence Of the progress OF our sister
republic The large about eight feet wide by
fee, long, and extends the northern boundary of Ore
son--he - deg l. 10 the Ia deg 70 nlin, n. taking
in its scope part OF Guatemala and Honduras. We no
tce the boundary OF the United States, fixed by the
Florida treaty with Spain and the treaty OF 1873 with Mex
ico defined and The line prescribed by the treaty OF
Guadalupe Hdago, in 1913, is also laid down. The to-
Biography aud geography OF the country comprised within
the present limits Of Mexico portrayed with great par
cnarty exhibiting the mountains, streams, &C. with ea
traordnary minuencss and care. The work Is accom-
named by tables elevations and distances, and other
valuable information We know OF no map OF any oil The
State. of this Union superior this work in respect
The man ard in the hands Of Don jose Antonio
engraved nd publ shed in this cy,-N Y. Herald
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CoSNEcrIcUT The Union Safety Committee Of Bridge
port have addressed circular 10 the different, candidates
for State officers in that State. and also to the candidates
for Congress and for the Stale senate IN The Bridgeport
district desiring 10 know whether they approve OF the
principles and sentiments of The resolutions adopted at
The Bridgeport Union meeting the Goth December last
and, m elected, will in their official action, maintain and
endcavor to carry into effect those principles and sen-
men,s." Replies have been received iro all Of said
dilaies except Roger H. Mills and Thomas Clark, the
wing candidates for secretary OF State and treasurer and
Thomas B. Butler. the whg candidat for Congress in
the Bridgeport district and generally satisfactory
The committee have issued circular containing these
answers which we presume has been circulated extern
syely throughout the State, and especially in Fairfield
and ftchhed counties As 10 the which induced
Messrs Butler, Mills. and Clark to withhold reply. the
committee say they leave every man TO determine for
himself" The election comes oil next Monday.
MIR Foster, the wing candidate Tor governor, says:
would not say that all the compromise
had my cordial approval could wish that
msasute. had been modified Stl. as they are ssed
can promise a cheerful obedience"
Mr. Seymour. the democratic candidate for governor.
says
s,Seeing that nothing else would the Union, gave
my support the which have received tho
prevail your patriotic meeting ;, FAR as am oncerned.
ihose measures will continue to receive my support, in
whatever situation may b., placed"
IN. Y Journal Of Commerce.
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FROM MExco-Our dates from the city Of Mexico
reach to the 25th uIno and from various other points
OF later date
Congress is doing little nothing worthy Of attention.
and the Daguerreoypo says the cabinet is full idle
Additional troops have been sent to the Tehuanepec
and the papers warmly contesng the point pro and
CON- upon the future consequent upon the completion of
that work
ST. Oiagube of the Senate. we notice, has made in
qures OF the Secretary OF the Treasury as TO what dispo
sitiun has been made OF the American ndemnfcation
yet due IL thus that disposition is made OF the
money before il is received. Ii will be remembered that
spoations have been committed upon the property Of
American citizens since the treaty TO the amount of
rs 900 900; and this should, opnion claim the at
ten,ion of our government We learn that the American
Congress will be memoralized by the sufferers upon this
subject
No appointment OF ministers has yet been made TO
either London, Paris, or Rome.
Several officers of the regular army have been imprs
oned in Mazaan, suspicion OF having been engaged
in fomening spirit oil rebellion in that city
" RIO Grande Sentinel.
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Correction Of . Typoxr.p h,cai Error.

The following sentence, in our leading editorial OF yes
terday should read thus: Their resolutions he abol
tioniss) of town meetings. held in negro churches and
State captols and headed by the Smiths and Summers,
with white faces or the Dougasses and Shadrachs with
black fsces-ther newspapers OF all sorts and creeds,
from the Sinking hypocrisy Of the National Era and New
York Tribune down The disgusting vulgarty of the
Lberator and Chroroype, all chant the same une and
all consent bury every minor consideration for The
glory OF God and The loving, fraerna embraces Of the
negro who has violated his mistress murdered his mas
ter and been struggled by CHAPLIN Co, into the full.
blown enjoyment Of his liberty"
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrNoRE, April s-5. p. m,
The Nsls DIar YLand Rsp1esentags BasisJsalousiss

BALTIMORE, April s-s. y. m.
The Neas Maryland Representative Basis-Jsaiousiss Of
The Counties The dmoieus Fusmsn.Ihe Congress
sioaat Nomination - The Markets, gc.
The representative basis adopted BY tho reform eonven
uoiigivng 70 Baltimore bat dsiegates and liking her
ratio OF representation for all future tine at but four more
delegates than that which may be given 10 the largest
couuticsgves general dissatisfaction he efomeis Of
This city and, uness ibis basis should be altered, united
effort vii be made TO defeat the constitution when comes
before the people for final action The probability Is, thai
alter the II 1860 the population Of Bl,nore win
be larger than that OF the white population OF all the other
counties Of The State still, according ibis basis she viii
have more delegates than she has now, which Is bar
ighth Of ihs whole number 10 out Of 80
The conservative power of the State, like that of the
Uailed States, is fixed in the and Is decidedly anil
republican allow the saousies CT the small counties
virtually disfanchse so large portion of the people OF the
State, Notwithstanding that those who thus dsIran
chised called upon pay TWO thirds OF the whole
penses of the State Politics. however, have considerable
do wi tn the subiect-the whg delegates OF the small
ties fearing increase the democratic strength in the
OF delegates BY increase VI the representation
from the city.
The Americas company viii be received ut the TO-
night by the Mechanical eif return from Washington
and will be escorted parake OF endd entertainment
repaired Tor them by that company.
john G. Bfune, ESQ., has declined being considered
candidate for the whig nomination for Congress from ihs
city. The od-town wings now urging the claims OF Dr.
John Yeates and the uptown wings those OF Charles
Keyser, esq The latter will receive the nomination, ii
he will consent With regard the democratic
nomination. the whole matter VIII be le 10 the delibera
ton OF convention selected direct from the people and
the re seems be the part the gentle
named TO allow The delegates TO be chosen nnPedged
that they may consult together for the general good
the and the advancement Of democratic principles
irrespective Of men. h.
Tus aiARKErs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales OF $50 bb's Howard -FOUR at 81 3
no sales OF Guy Mills. Buyers 81 37h and sellers
higher figures sales OF 200 bbls CITY Mills meal a,
49, and 100 country at S2 IS. White aud yellow SO q
60 cents with small ranss ctions Oats, IS Al Gems
Whskey, 23 cents. sales Of 100 bbs pork a
Eli and 50 do old 3 50 time, and 30 do prime al
SIl 2a Sales OF 0bbls OF lard at 81 cents Sales
100 hhds toulder bacon cents and hhds aud 10
lbs sides at 81 cents.
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TO the EDITOR OF ,hs Union.
WAsnINarok, April .. 1881.

WAsHIYGTos, April ., 1851.
Sir A friend has called my atten,ionlo ad0ers-
enf' in the Republic of this morning, the sigma
ure of John c Rves, in which the following passage
occurs!
"If Mr. Richie viii lei have The printing win take
Trenolm The orenan) into nine, to that The work is
better done lhan he has been doing H." &c.
This Mr. John G. Hves and myself are old acquaini-
ances. was long engaged in the Office OF the Globe
while this individual the business partner, and hap.
pen to know him te better than he feels TO be entirely
agreeable. ] know something OF his toruous double
dealings and crafty cunnDs-more, indeed, than may
enable him to dodge, bu, never without leaving some
tracks behind by which he can be traced through
every slough and hedgerow which he deems II adj
visable to traverse. There need 10 have
excluded me from his list OF employees My most
sufficiently gratfed in that respect, 70 my great NOR
LITIGATION; but this sell -abasement will certainly never
recur. His dastardly insnuaion falls haimlessy at
my feet, or residence OF twenty years in this com
munity has been of little avail and cheerfuy sub
init it TO the public u Judge who would be Tie sufferer
self What benefit derived from my former EN-
ploymen in the office OF which he was part owner have
not to this day been able 10 ascertan and have yet to
earn that there has been any Improvement either
in his manners, his beraity, his regard to decency
Mr.. John C. Ryes has taken several occasions in his
controversy between you and hmself TO introduce
the stage both by and by innuendo and he has In
every case been treated with the contempt he mered
Nor shall anything his concet his vanity may here
after prompt him to write induce me TO notice HIM, how
ever great the provocalon shall feel quite sale in al
lowing him to say affirm, or srear, II he peases wha
| may suit him best, without noticing him. lie has
already put himself upon the record and let that decide
JNo. H. TRENHOLM
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L
"Ihe advice nearest 70, my heart and deepest IN my
consieuoa. y. thai the Union Of he States be cherish
Pandora with her box opened and the disguised one
as ne ss,psnt creeping with bis deadly wss into para
With the counseis OF such patriots Washington.
Jefferson, Madison and jackson before the people Of
this country, how any portion OF them be 30 lost TO
duty and 70 patriotism 10 be willing 10 see the serpent
OF Iree-sol, dsunlon, nuhca,on, ssceeping with his
deadly wiles INTO one OF The highest branches OF Their
lgoyefnmsntl
VIII they elevate TO OF the most mpo ant positions
nthe country Imam who accuses that country OF "piL
fERING RApAcirY" IN It's yindicauon OF ats homer, and
denounees The battles by It's brave sons as "MAs-
sACREs /"
l. that man iii to hold a seat among the advisers OF
the President oil the nation who sgmalizes the acts OF
the nalionn ITS Efforts 10 redress lis wrongs. Vindicale lis
rights, as "DlsIloAoRABI.E and cowARDLY.'
Is he suitable Tor seat in the national SENATE who.
because~he differs from his government IN opinion as 10
The opriey of the declaration OF desires the
armies o. his counymen cut 10 pieces and their officers
fall by their own swords
Is he suitable 10 become law-maker who procaims
himself law conemner,
Is the man who doing all in his power 10 ALLEVIATE
section OF the Union from another section suitable man
rely upon TO preserve the constitution OF the Union
II your answers be in the negative. then representa-
lives OF Massachusetts, do not vote for Charles Sumner
to represent your State in the national Congress.
The excuse that some democrats give Tor voting for
Charles Sumner is. that the senate is so strongly dem
ocraic that reesoler can do no harm therehat the
regard for the Union in that body will triumph all
opposition TO IT, But Mr. Summers free soil supporters
take quite different view OF the materhey look 10 his
election important step towards the predomnance of
his opinions in the United States Senate The Common
treaih newspaper says #g
'Mr Summers noisy and arlu opponents know well
that the times that his election would tel with
powerful effect tor the oil freedom. Mr. Hale
given 1t such voice in the Senate that chamber la
heard before for many long year Mr.. Seward and
Mr. Chase of qualify be siienced cheat
ed There latent spirit In the Senate aias that II
should be latent which liiie further accession of The
strength that lies numbers will bring The cleo
of M Wade in Ohio aud Mr., Fish in New York are
full Of s2niIconce. Add Mr.. Sunnes name to he
roll and unless signs fail the OF right aud liberty
viii quite another aspect by the time his years
is ended 1t viii take great deal more than all the
noise OF all party dcaors to make you wish his x
yeais work uudone,"
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B. PALsrn, ths American Newspaper Agent, oai,
this la the Giles Of Boston, New
duly empowered AND
s.euions required receipts will be
dd as payments Ills onsces sBoslon, Congress street
Nv York, Tribune building Philadelphia, corner Of
,o,rd l. Chestnut streets. I'M r.1.s0 HHH ls #.H
swuLi GovLDrS Of Richmond Virginia. general sgrs
assisted by travelling agents A. PuLIsG and
Tsoais. 1885,
mM C. w. JAMES, No. HARRISON street. Cincinnati Ohio IL
travelling agent tsies assisted by Atc.s
N snrB T. Dxsr, JAsoE TAYLok,J w. AaasrHosa PsssIr
,ocss W. RAMSAY, DIR JosauA WADswosrm, Ajax. r. Laws
and A. j. Smiley
n,r xsKr M Lewis OF Montgomery, Alabama, Is gen.
ri agent the States of Alabama and Tennessee
mtM IshAxL e. JAnxs, No. ls2 Tenth street. Phiade
ana is general travelling agent, by Mcsss
wrp JsnE COLLINS, JANIS DzsxKs, A. KrKx WxLLrEsroH
IA EvASs, ions JuDxIss r. Looxx, Jos BurTos GgoRes
) BUrros, and TnoaAs ID. NICE.
@,-Reeeips from either VI the above will be good.
Rps SANFORD, CO.. express agents and bankers
ne United States, London and Liverpool have been appointed
so for the Uaonn ana authorized receive subscriptions
paper Their office In London 10 No. 10
erbam street, and in Liverpool al No. Columbia buildings
mi. concern is country with the well
house Co.. agents. and is entitled TO the conn
d,pce Of curl friends abroad.
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ny A. GREEN, Auctionses.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, WITH LARGE STONE
foundation near W. w. Corcoran esq.,
Saturday. the 5h April shall sell on The premises: Ct ,
O'Clock D. M, handsome building Int, containing 4,90k
feet square No l65, in Davidons subdivision,
fronting sixty feet next 10 the corner Of Connec
building Of CON- Bhubnci
bluestone foundation for house. %
walls all laid In hydraulic
en well 81 feet deep the back front OF the lot
pump and fixtures complete
Terms very liberal large portion Of the amount will bc
the last Of which ends September, 1853
nc fully announced on the day OF sale.
anything relative to the oca
property II is well known to be one Of
desirable locations for private esidence
IN city Washington . 1855,
Mar os-eod&ds AuctionecT.
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DIED,

On morning Of the ID instant AFTER painful Illness which was
borne with Christian orlpde, Capt CHARLES BRADFORD OF
In the o5th year OF his long arespected
citizen Alexandria, and for years past OF Washington city
May he in peace
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from OF his law s. MAST, L, be
tween 10Th halt past three o'clock, on Friday Ito
dsy.l The
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Hon P f. Broccbus. recently appointed Judge OF the
federal court in Utah. starts to-day, we learn, for the
scene OF his judicial duties. to organize his courts for
business Judge b. is perhaps the only democratic ap-
Judicial station made by the present admin
straon I, is no than justice to him TO say that,
without dispangement to the others, he Is one OF the
ablest among them. We trust his future career w''i
prove alike crediiable to himself and satisfactory TO the
peculiar people amidst whom he is to exercise his unc
lions
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The State OF Ohio, Is stated in New YORK Paper can
raise wheat enough feed all England England has
population OF bout millions The production OF
wheat in Ohio in lSl5 ls572000 BUSHELS which
would be rather short measure for the consumption o.
seventeen millions Of people In 1876 the sumption Of
wheat In England estimated at 200 900 quarters
or l2I 600 600 bu.hea quantity greater Than tho whole
production OF The United States in 1885, which war esma-
ted nj LOG 600 bushels Ohio great whestgowng
state but no, yet equal supplying by itself the wants
AZ Env,.od which il should be remembered has consid-
~rsby more than few people in
go. .s4,r4lyf ~ fsrept fAEbary KwiekubockU.
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Albany, April 2-Tbe select committee upon the inyes
TIC of the charges against the at-arm Mr.
Bull reported in full, annexng copy of the esti-
mong taken.
The committee condemn the conduct OF Mr.. Bull, and
censure the for doing highly improper act.
The report and the conclusions OF the committee elected
a warm and exciting debate.
motion is now pending recommit the report for the
purpose giving the implicated opportunity
appear before the committee TO testify 10 the facts known
fhem
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RemoraLs and Amendments.

WASHINGTON, April 2-l0, p. m.-Major Edward B. Bait
ze OF Maryland, has resigned his cerkshp in the Land
Office Duncan, wing from louisiana clerk in the Pen
sion Office has been reduced from 81 400 81 600 clerk
ship and Cosle, bunker democrat from New York, has
been - ppouted TO Duncan's former place,
McUinn chief clerk in the treasury. has been trans
f.rred TO The supsrvsorshp OF lighthouses at the
.alry top clerk the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury has been promoted tho chief cerkshp Of that
DEPARTMENT.
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TUE subscriber respectfully tenders his thanks to his customers
public for their patronage for ycns extended to
that he has been compelled
by improvements the old stand to change for the
hi He has fitted store Eighth
street third hopes still to the
public acceptably. so,.ci continuance Of their mvors
Of spring goods particularly invited as
made for making them up 10 order in the
r. J. STEER, Merchant Tailor.
An 4-6t
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Condition of he Northern Markets.

New York, April 3D. p. Stock seady--sales OF new
coupons l2it; United States 6s 1867 il5g; Penn
syyania b's, 93h sterling exchange l0a Premium Flour
sieadysa!es 900 bbis at 81 A. 81 50 Tor State
brands southern, 81 Ga - 10; Genesec 81 81 Corn
meal 3d. Rye Hour, $3 H. Grain quet-saes of red
wheat 50 l02 cents; Genesee, ia cents Corn has
20 , Pvsions 6,,a T. i ,saa
upwards pork, Si3 81; lard 81 cents in bills
bacon unchanged. Cotton quiet dealers waiting
Whisky, 22a % cents
PnILApELrHrA, April "a There |. better feel
ing in stocassaics OF 1000 Pennsylvania S. 93l Read
irp shares advanced 2Sarge sales. Flour quiet
sales State baIds at ~ BIZ Rye flour and
meal unchanged Red wheat, Do " cents white, 100 a
g2 cents Sales of yellow 60 cents Oats ~ A
cents Provisions ftn without change in prices Wits
key, 22h cents in bbs
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nz-M..ontc.-A communication OF Hiram Lodge No. 10
of I9th street and Penn
syvana avenue, Friday evening ne1 The h Instant at
O'Clock
The members requested be pnciua in attendance
Of Importance WIZ be presented !" 'he Lodge
BY order OF the Lodge,
Ap2
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Pbo,je TsIund EYec'ion

Psoylpgscs I3The general election f,r members
governor and ae officers, took place yester
,y The returns are from nearly the whole State, and
show lie election of Pniip Aleu- democrats candidate
for governor by about 800 mpjory Geo I. King (wh')
IL elected 10 ConResy In first district, and benjamin
Tbufs,on (demj ia the second. The ccmplexioa OF the
legislature Is not yet asce talned. .#.
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CONTINUATION SALE hts eseelienoy the rrvnch
u win he continued this morning. Friday
instant O'Clock, m. There
which excellent assortment OF cooking
Golfers; four shabers mahogany French
other excellent FURNITURE and O'Clock D. pro
49, 9~'T''' ~ '''' = A. GREEN
Ap4-ft at#sL Auctonesr.
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No. az and ess af al ssssssss avssS~s s.
lnyurs stais Of tAs blood OF hata oftxs systss..
AMONG 1ne many aud important uenersoa,
"A fame Mn = wns!sa :. MN 'uaos.. !. ne n
and 81 its p1oaas III power thai muie soqssacs
in appeals suncnnS fa TsAef has
been have been Cured
vae medieine NOT fss.ned NJ ms fseoaus ~
KNOWN Town performed pncips eiues and vsss
places world substhauass
doubt healing aton ana mo iseS sse~
ed although gigantic, PLAIN tho light Of day
suiua productions potent simple. OF The vegetable
Unprecedented In ths sssseaAu0s "
had pned under use lsst dsucssa"x
maadies, ekaited -
afflicted only know. II has oas essn
desdeIau the medicine 70 ueznAn
thsone that would the lve ssoAch
all the precision and OF mineral prepare
system Although possessed powerful healing proper
entirely harmless, aud will iuIc o most delicate
When perfect health, effect produced BY NJ
appetite but when disease seated ~
unysleous influence Il enkindes LIE and
yigo brings health strength the suffering and s
eased. sa5sef slt .f.a.
sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
WIsoHEsrxR, tKy.) Oct ~, 1879.
A. b. D. sAspsGEErLEnKsi would not have presumed 10
let the public know the almost
sarsapana has had upon me- NY nmos
spring In this coninsucsd ms
SaSsaparia, after taking bottles, caIsy
another wonderful cure MY noshe
bad his physician told
bottles entirely restored his sg ana
all similarly afflicted TO use sanas' Sal
saparlla
RiMIAMIN r. BuCkNER.
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DARIs MILIINKRY.-Mr,. ANN II. CLARK has ju,t re-
turned and splendid assortment
millinery and fancy hats, with variety Of rbands and
dress which she calls the
the April 10 O'Clock Store five
cast Mechanics Bank Bridge street, Georgetown
Apf-d3ta a5r## III. r.. Sad
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s,at for Lbd-Balio ing for u. s. Senator.

Boston, April R. II. Churchill, OF Georgetown, ID c.,
has sued the old trustees OF the Commonwe ah newspa-
per for libel for having asserted that he had induced
coofed man named William Ringgold TO leave Massachu.
sets and visit his friends IN the District OF Columbia.
where 1t is alleged Rpggold arrested and sold us u
gitive from bondage. Damages are laid at $1,000
At the joint OF the legislature This morning mo
ton made postpone further balotng Tor United
States senator an indie tnite period.
discussion ensued and the yeas and nays being taken
the motion was lost. .-e..~
The disc u.sion lasted until one o'clock.
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About 300 feet Of the wall of the Assent bly, buildings
lately destroyed by fire. fell this morning with
dous reported that three aies crushed
beneath the ruins.
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Athc uryum.--Thc regular weeki
of this held Temperance Hall, thi
evening O'Clock The public invite
TO attend. - ,.,,rno,,