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1881 81. @llie.
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I'm s~tneisten 8ufpruh butst g. o.. GJuper.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
{. S%iBinser, S6loIsr uno @al6tuin,
Sroaelfrabf, 5tpil&en Der l. unO 2. Strase, i'm Saule
teS 5rn. 5Ule,
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ftri9nng aasr S&oltrareeiten unb Rsparaturen. 8elonbsrs made
ib Builders aIf nteine ShaSberts, Stops< unb 9BisasM aTbiren
aufmeIRam, fur beren CUTE i'd saranthre.
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gSaa Strest easerbier=S alon
Rait ltet6 baS bete New yortsr, 9bilapelpbia, Seaoina
nnb Baltimore 9aserbier,
eHh anbsre grruhunsen, fe edten Sdtpei,er unS Qimburoer
SAFE, BOlosns, Sar6ias &c. iptrcsn INNER f~reunbli5 Serabrtft
Wab 6htst UNI re4t 6fisrn 9sIu6 50 nj. 6. S65nbprn.
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tebtentn III tcnntn. = @cparaturcn wcrbcm tclten6 ouaa3fl bTt.
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Vernnischte Anzeigen.
Spl,I Spt,i

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HntsrSetbneter tdt %frrtpdbrsnb einsn erpEen Sprratb en Gil
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Ieuer= mmb Standardization,
Virginia Fire s Marine Insurance Company
Gle Gin Spna She Capital spn $500, 600 te(fst
unb i'm Sabrc 1882 pur6 Die @elekaetuno

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Scutl6e Sebamme.
@trs. s.. Stauoe. 16S 8roapfr. ,milhcn Der
ht 6. uno I. StraGc,
niadbt ben beuti6en Grorcn 8thmpnbs bic ~crscbcrfe Gn;ciss, eaG
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eeler9t uno berarti9sn @wuftrdaen ~ldlneQlens natfpmmt.
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halt Nets Gin 9rpBeS &aar eon 6 ia arren et1ner Fabrication uuS
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BUR 9fahriht.
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bel GHS. Srodmcaer. Mp. 81. Mainitrage, .pr,ulprshsn. ia
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9ts. SrpdmeYer.
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men.
Stun SiraR, mad tpelber gtidtuns lisst ss? iraste
Der &apitan bon, Dsf aus. ais or bic bis Jest semabte
Ssute %setpr9en wuSte, ,np nun aud Dem anSern Suct
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&ann es ~nirsenps inben, Cir! tautete Die antpcrt
suriid, une Der @aan besann Son 9tsusm. ZEN 5crisont
I'm ben san3sn GcmpaB Bsrum gu tstreiasn. Old
%llnlnn, BIZ trau< nt2t na6 winrwarts gu isben.
babinSu 1T es ni&t! rtsf Der &apitdn miersr Dinauf
LAP bic Scnns rsdts unb lib aufmcrtinm nab Gil.
ben biniiber, bort mub es fiessn. q
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elm iAeinbarss 8siultat 70 LANCE rur6 isin @las,
baB Der &apitan enblib unseruleis wurbe, unb Ielbsr
auf bic Sdan5aeiouns iprans uno Die gSanten 6inaui
lief mad benz Scct aus1uldauen, be6en SerldwinSen
i'm bod iebt anfn9 gu beunrubisen.
@6sr aud benz 8apitdn 9elaas es ni&t, bas Sc.
rinsRe BON ben, permi6ten 8oote gu entbsdea, 70 Siel
ct nit cen, @lale aud bana6 a~usipdben mo6te.
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-20

HARRISBURG January l9.-Governor Packer was to-day
naugurated in front of the capitol The oath OF office
was administered by the speaker of the senate. The
crowd of witnesses immense
HARRISBURG Jan 10 Governor Packers inaugural
refers to Kansas The governor says he believes that he
expresses the sentiments of the people Of Pennsylvania
well his own in declaring that all qualified electors
of the Territory should have full and fair opportunity to
participate in selecting the delegates of the constitutional
convention, and also be allowed unqualified right to
upon the constitution after it is framed Of
those who fail to vote cannot complain if proceedings go
without their participation The rest of the address ID
local He goes for reform of the bank system, but OPP
poses the issue of small and increase of the banking
capital under present arrangements.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Utah Epsdaioa

~. LouIs, Jan. 10 The Republican has information
from Fort Iamne through Indian trader who arrived
at Jefferson city yesterday He reports having met
the Esd of December between 500 and 700 Cheyennes
and Camanches who returning from Salt Lake City
10 their villages the Black Walnut Hills about eighty
miles south of East Laramie They were accompanied
by about twenty Mormon leaders Ii their intention
to remain at camp they had erected until spring, when
they would employ themselves under the Mormon ntu
in hrang and cutting off the supply trains which
TO be sent TO the relief of Col Johnson The Indian
trapper had been led to believe that the Momons had
eighty thousand lighting men, who are well equipped
He also numerous Notifications, and large number
OF Indian allies. He declares the Mormons had no idea
of running away
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Proposals for Engraving and LithOgra phiC
Printing.

.aEal@ OFFICE SurERiNrgNpkNr PrBIc PRINTING,
Washington January 90 1883
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
February IL o'clock for
stone printing the for the the Senate and
Representatives the United States thousand hun
each certain
accompany message the President tho United
and Bidders will tho for engraving each
price per hundred copies printing separately
The will be for the inspection Of bidders at this oco
I'll tho morning tho day for closing the bids The required
printing maps will be furnished by this office.
Bonds will be required from tho successful bidder faithful
of his
dintly understood that bid will
party directly engaged practically
o ork bid for.
The proposals be addressed W BOWMAN superin
Public Printing Washington
Engraving and Iithogr aphc Printing"
GEO W. BOWMAN, Superintendent
Jan 20-eotd tIntcl&Star.
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DXArm OF Col LExASnosKY few days ago Col lie
manhosky the ustrious Pole, who served under Napo-
leon during the tcs of the republic and the empire died
near Hamburg Clark county Indiana, aged 50 years He
was among the first to rally to the standard of the Little
Corporal and betrayed his trust his master from
the siege of Toulon to the final overthrow and exile
Many of have listened to his lectures and remember
the thrilling incidents related by the old He
in Italy and in Egypt and behold the sanguinay conflicts
that took place beneath the shadows of the pyramids
crused the Red sea- and among the arid wastes Of the
desert behed the ravages of the plague cut down the
flower of the army yet did he cling to the fortunes of
the great captain with that peculiar enacy that marked
the followers of the greatest general that trod the
earth For his devoedness he suffered imprisonment in
the loathsome dungeons of Paris and at last, exile from
the land of his first adoption to the home of the free
Here he lived exemplary Christian, and when he
called to fight the last battle he grded the armor
of faith and fell beneath the scythe of death to be wei
coined victorious in eternity.
He was buried with Masonic honors, and while he lived
could boast of being of the officers that initiated the
great Napoleon into the mysteries of that ancient and hon
orable order.--Nsp Albany (Iad) Ledger.
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nRUNKARps. DRUNKARDs, AwAKE!-sav

IL yourselves, fathers, mothers, wives, sister. ero'nsrs
lndsay, yoar sons husbands brothers aud friends ifon
drunkArds fate drunkards restore teni 70 eh
selves 10 YOU Ia circle 10 the world, and 70 an
ness D,ays not the remedy H. power you can
administer with withost his knowledge, With the same beh
hoal and saving effect u u were voluntarily nh. W. $500
eating drinks gradually erea,ins Irriee ha
change which be fond OF efaaet al
sire adding strength oheeriuhe's anu
body by many who have been ruined ~ %
position, resaned Their i"n py
this make known 10 ihe world ana
fallen brother viii compound for who may ofu'f ~
bottles aud forward by express OF "uet
part the Onion reotins accompany the boe-
Address y p. ENfAUp, NJ d
Jan I9--dl0t% biiinoe f"Tt oh'Ve'
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WRECKS FLORIDA REEFS. during the past year
SO accidents occurred to vessels the reefs near Key
West of which nine totally lost The value OF these
vessels 1925 500 and that of their cargocs ST. s37
$50 The repairs OF the vessels arriving in Distress and
the expenses attending those brought In by the wreckes
amounted to ss2 So The sales of damaged cargoes
and condemned materials and stores amounted to $50
962 81 The salvage paid by the admiralty court
500, 657 49, The total salvage paid by court by mutual
agreement and by arbitration amounted to Sl0l 500 ST.
The salvage and expenses were s172, 9s4 a.
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Fire and Mslancholv Cuastropl,e

New YORK Jan. l9.-The school house. at the corner
of Navy and Concord Streets in Brooklyn totally de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon This house the largest
and finest of s character in the whole city, and
tanned at the time 500 children, of whom were
either suiocatcd tramped to death Many saved
by being thrown from the windows and caught in the
arms of the fremen below. The fire caught from the
heater.
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CaR for a Q1l,rention IL Iadiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, January IA circular is issued for a
democratic convention the I'D of February to
express dissatisfaction with the resolution passed by the
late convention 1t says the final resolution relative to
the Lecompton constitution is differently construed, and
that the naked question for the Indiana democrats s are
in favor Of contributing to force slavery Kansas
against its will If are, party will be overwhelm
ed with defeat Let ask our bretheren not to risk
defeat by deserving the principles that have led to vic
tory
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IN, Peaasviuaan Democratic Committee,

HARRIsBuKG,, January 1.-THE democratic State
trail committee had stormy session to-day In discussing
the time for holding the State convention 1t pro-
posed to postpone until the fourth of July but finally
the original notion to the fourth Of March,
prevailed by large majority.
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OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION IN INDIANA.

OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION IN INDIANA
The Indiana papers contain the following call or a
STATE co,on, 10 be held at indianapolis ON the 4th
Of March next, signed by David p Holloway Sol Mere
dith, r. N Hudson, Calvin Fletcher, win Cumbaek
Charles ID Murray, w. Mckee Dunn, Berry sulgrove
DIR Ellis, John d. Defrees and Others of the
stripe
AT meeting OF the undersigned republicans from
different portions OF the State called together by the
chairman of the republican State central committee ut
Indianapolis, ON this day il unanimously agreed to
call convention to be held at indianapolis the
4th day Of March next at 10 o'clock, and to
tend to all persons without regard TO past party desgna
ons opposed TO the Lecompon policy OF the present ad
minstration, cordial invitation to attend and to parci
pate in its deliberations for the purpose of forming
State ticket in opposition to the nominated on the
9Th instant by packed convention OF federal office
holders and expectants who, while prg adherence
to popular sovereignty cordially approved and endorsed
the administration in its efforts TO force Kansas into the
Union slave State contrary to the wishes Of vast
majority of her citizens.
In order that all the counties may be fully represent
ed it also agreed to recommend TO the people of each
county to hold meetings at early day preparatory to
the State mass convention
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

The proprietor begs call the attention Of and the
Washington superior article Holland which
he introduced the American public under the OF wols Sho
dam Aromatic Schnapps.
This the proprietor exclusively at his ds
Scieda Holland made from tho barley that
Europe aud favored and Moderated
berry, variety
the Italian juniper berry whose vinous dis
reched with sprtnous thus
ncure exquisite flavor altogether
cordial medicinal properties ALCOHOLIC
heretofore known.
States has
physicians chemists signatures
i a desirable addition the insierIa nedica
purchase should genuine article
whole country flooded
quart pint bottles,
all the respectable druggists goeers the
UDOIlfO WOLFE
Sole Ilnpcrtor and Manufacturer
Depot No ~ Beaver street New York
Dec l3-d3mif
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Ielearaphic Interruption.

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 10 The seaboard line is down south
of this point We have had no direct communication
with New Orleans for two days.
LOUISVILLE Jan. l9.No dispatches have been received
here to-day New Orleans The national line down
south of Columbus, Alabama.
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The Providence Rhode Island) Journal furnishes somo
statistics concerning the iron business OF that city, show
ing that of 27s6 usually engaged in the Iron esab
lishments, only 1870 now employed. The amount
Of monthly wages paid before the crisis $40 229.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-20

Merrill Ashust, esq., the speaker of the house of rep
resentatives of the Territory Of New Mexico, is native
of Alabama and at one time represented that State In it's
Legislature He removed to New Mexico about six years
ago. where he has since been successful practitioner
his profession the law.
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Markets.

NEW York, Jan. l9.--Cotton has advanced sales
of 900 bales uplands, 10y Flour firm-sales 1000
barrels; State, "a rs 81 80; Ohio 81 rs a 81 30
southern, 81 60 81 %. Wheat frm-saes 900 bush
els red ST. IL 81 20; Corn quet--sales 5000
bushels white quoted SO cents yellow, 68 10 cents
Provisions unchanged. Sugar dull Orleans cents
Moasses heavy at II cents Spirits firm39 40 cents
Rice heavy at "a q 81. Rosin firm.
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Later from Ulah.

ST LOUIS January l9.--Later information from Utah
discredts the report that the Mormons emigratng
1t says that the Indians with Mormon leaders, pre-
pairing to cut off the spring supply trains This infoma-
ton obtains credence here.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-20

WTASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION The Sec
wv ond Annual Washington Association Is
open the Gallery street between 18th and lih streets
from 10, to 10,
To be had at the principal
bookstores and hotels and at the door.
Dec 25-dT
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.

Triumphant the brilliant and beautiful Fairy Star
AGNES ROBERTSON,
Who viii make her third appearance tonight,
"WEDNESDAY, January 20,
In great characters OF
Andy BLAKE and MILY
With songs and dance.
Sustained celebrated company including
sloane Dawson, Bangs b. Howe rconrt Howard Etinge New
ton Whiting RUSSELL DE- Aela, T. TOMBSTONE Misses
Irving Page, Carman, Crope, Archer Walby &c.
Mczerott's music where
ma had three days In advance.
NJ. DION BOUR(ICAULT
Jan 90 Will appear Thursday night
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BROTHER north pennsy avenue, between Sth
keep constantly hand full completely
stock OF the following named goods which they respectfully
ve the attention OF purchasers
The the
velvet caTengs the capetng the
patterns Brussels carpeng ply superior ngran
ingans twied plain rag capeting
Drugget linen floor damask step damasks and oil cloths
cloths Mosaic velvet ted and other
passage mangs white Canton matings
floor and table oil cloths superior bed blankets Marseles
pane linen scngs pillow and bolster linens superior
dnmask nmak table cloths and napkins match dam
huckcback diaper other toweng and table
brocatci damask and other
tain Materials and other materials for covering fniurc gilt
nxures shade linens gimp asels curtain
pins crimson blue green wosted pushes velvet
ot,omans together with variety other
all which will be offered upon such
o insure speedy sales. Jan I3--G
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WE ARE NOW OFFERING ALL OUR M
wv stock first class foreign and domestic Dry at
prices below their cost We desire the
for large spring supplies.
only marked IN plain hgnes hence no purchaser
oyerclarged-
We are not opening any
All beginning We
this point.
the right present Tor ymeht any bH
made after dae) when need its amount.
by cash Notes viii
be acceptable.
arrangement and general shortening cred
absence Of banking facilities suggests the popcty OF the
w adopt
purpose make trade cash business as pos
relations which have existed be
ourselves for along series Of years
PERRY BROTHER
building,
Ian l4-lOtin opposite Centre Market
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Pen1sulronid LEGISLATURE.

HAhnlsnURs January 49, Mr.. Magraw has been re
elected State treasurer
Both houses have passed bill to purchase executv
mansion.
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Hds-Subject of lecture by Rev. Mr.. Cuyler at the
Smithsonian Institution Lndonts Parliament Palaces and Pull
pits, &c, with sketches Of Sturgeon.
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ST. Louis, January l8.--Colonel Henderson, Of Leay
enworth Kansas forciby taken from the stage whe
few miles from that CITY, by party of freeState
the fth instant and has not since been heard from
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TIME TURNER LEGACY.--Messrs. Taylor Maui
that they have received from
me drawings by the best English
artists the original and drawings by the late j. W.
A. in the above collection the property OF the English ma
ton, exhibiting Marlborough House, London.
simpsons celebrated historical painting OF the Restoration OF
Ship Resoue by tho people Of the United states TO her
Majesty England Cowcs December H. 1885,
signed Ms Taylor Muy by the Queens publishers Messrs
Colnaghi Co., London
No 1872 Pennsy yana Mcsrs Wall
Stephens OR Uours from 10, TO g. p mo-
Admission rs Dec l8--dfu