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1.-Two aileniion WiH Be- paid 70 any order, unless
The money accompany Il.
IFThoso desiring complete copies Of the Con-
gfessiona Union and Appendix, win please send us
their names previous to the first day of December
next )
I5-We win willingly pay the postage on all let
ters sent to containing yfpe dollars and upwards.
Other letters directed TO US, with the postage un-
paid, scii not be taken out Of the Office
e5-Newspapers throughout the country,
who have published our first prospectus,
by publishing the above until December l,
will receive in return both the Congression-
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fishing this prospectus until the meeting of
Congress, will receive the Congressional
Union during the session.
RICHIE B HESS.
Washington, October 6, l6l5. rsai ss.s
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BIZ fl. Green, Aucfioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUC-
TiON.-On Saturday, the llth Instant, 1
shall SELL on the premises, at O'Clock p. M, lots
Nos. and 2, In square No. $50, being the corner
o. and LIST street NORTH short Distance east ofthe
City Hail.
Terms are: One fourth cash; balances in six, nine,
and twelve months, for notes besring interest;
A. GREEN,
Oct 8 Auctioneer.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday, 18th
instant, at same hour and place
A. GREEN,
Oct. I3-MW&F Auctioneer.
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THE DAILY UNION

respondent movement on this side Of the Atlantic And
IN England the Prime Minister nurssd In the principles
Of protection sbjures their extreme application and
PEELED take the hue Of his opinions from the English peo
pie 30 win the people soon force he politicians Of the
northwest into movement this subject more rapid
less equvocs than has characterized their
recent action in Congress in this mode and this mode
only that the tariff can receive acceptable modification
The constituencies be fevoutionized and then e
representatives dare not disobey.
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MARRIED.

On the 7th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. NICHOLS, at the
residence Of the Hon. George s. Cailin, in Wind
ham, Connecticut, JOHN T. REID to MARY
LOUISA CLACk, daughter Of the late Mr.. JUS
tice TnoMPsoN, of the Supreme Court Of the United
States,
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HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA.-A
Ii Of this superior article is to-day received,
direct from the importer. For sale by
J. F. CALLAN.
Sent 16
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As far as heard from, the wings had elected
IL senators and 10 representatives the legislature,
and the democrats 10 senators and l3representa-
tives. f+st =
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iHa ~ Drawn numbers ofthe
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CLASS B.,
Drawn llth October. lS45.

$500 M Drawn numbers Of the
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CLASS B.,
Drawn llth October, le45.
&c. a, SIS, 81, So, 10, 80, IS, A, 90, Is, 81, IS,
90, 50.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 40, for l645.
To be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday,
October Is, l645.'
cAPrrALG
3o,0OO-$lO, OOO--S5 900 =, 3l7--2 prizes Of
%, 800 Of 2, Od0--l0 OF 81 $4,000 Of
$500, &c. &c.
rs No. lottery--l2 drawn ballots.
Certificates ofpackases Of Is whole tickets 1lao
Do do Is quarter do Sc so
$25, O0Ot
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass Il, for ls45.
To be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday,
October IS, l645.
PRIZES:
90, 1905 BIC, O0O--S4, OO0-$3 ,OO0--$2, 300
10 prizes Of ~, 000--10 Of S500--l0 of s40O, de-
sc number--12 ballots.
Tickets Sl0--Halves t5-Quarters " so.
Certificates Of packages of % whole tickets Sll0
Do do 20 quarter do 81 so
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
he most prompt attention, and an official account of
each drawing sent immediately after it il over to
iii who order from u.s. Address
]. G. GREGORY q CO., Managers,
Oct 13--diftd Washington, ID. G..
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DIE NATIONAL ZElTUNo,

German National Gazeffs,)
CENTRAL organ Of the American population Of
~ German nativity in the United States, publish
ed weekly, at Washington, d. G.
TERMS.
Two dollars per annum;
One dollar for session Of Congress-;
Advertisements At the rates usual in this city.
]. @. KLENCH,
Publisher and Proprietor.
Oct 6-d9w
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daily reservations Of Mr. Richie as to the correct
and sincere intention Of the administration 10 reduce the
tariff are to be credited the tariff Of 1912 will he
fallen upon and slan and denounced heads and horns by
the true democracy for their eighth OF January dinner
The southern men do not believe it, They say they
have been fooled by Mr. Richie with this same promise
before They to sand aoo look on and see whether
the democracy will really destroy the monster or nop
washington Correspondent 81 NJ " Commercial
We have never "fooled" the South We hope
we have never betrayed any portion of our country
We will scarcely do it. with our eyes open, at this
period of our life. We go for reduction of the
tariff to the revenue standard, and we honestly be-
ieve that the administration are bent upon carry
ing out the same policy.
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CALiFoRSIA.-We have seen another letter from
view York, which concurs with the one that was
SUPPRESSED to ourselves, and published in the
Union on Friday evening. This second letter al
80 speaks with some specification, which tits moi
proper Tor us publish) Of scheme now project.
- omake California independent of Mexico II
'"ys mat Americans and other foreigners are con-
n,',ea WIN the movement. II is positively assert
81 'na' England and France are to recognise and aid
~ completing this design, upon the express condi.
"on INA, no connection or union is to be formed
with the United states.n
Inns information is sold to come from a gentle.
"an Of nigh standing and character. Nor do We
'Ouo' 'ne respectability of the source; though W,
ton
Inc Boston Advertiser" gives the following al
40 extract from letter from the Peninsula of Cal
fOnia, dated
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.,, country Is in amentable state Of confusion and
nieiy without law 800 Mexican troops are daily ex.
under the command Of an officer who was educated
and Is said 10 be man Of great capacity and
,wr Attempts making to excite the Californians
oppose the landing Of the troops which will not proba-
'" succeed and shall be again under Mexican rufersr
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
CONGRESSIONAL UNION AND
APPENDIX,

~. Fc.L -, t......,, - m .<.~.. "a
~
ooSeHhssioNnL oNioN VIII W
commenced one week after Congress Is
convened, and will be published
sEMI-wrFKIy
until IFS ad;ournmen, o;v;nr IN. daily NO.
r. - s''.s mo ua'iJ HU
ceeu'ngS y, uo'h houses OF congress. Inc
speeches OF the members are condensed to
bring them into readable length. All the
re.oI,t;on. offered or poo,;ons nsda ,ra
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Green county has elected two democrats and or
wing (three majority TO the legislature.
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- CHARGE MADE Apply to Or, JOHNSTON
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tanned the speedy remedy for GoRorrlCea, leets,
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A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the raya
yes of this disease, when from neglect to consult
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ance-the throat becomes liberated the nose dlst0s-
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tToyed, the bones of the nose decay ami iaIl m tht
victim of this horrid disease become an ehIect Of ply,
until the last of the drama winds up and death
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
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Sonally or by letter. Dr. J. has that
sufficient to appal the heart and harrow up the soul
of all who not used 10 the observation of such
terrible sights
Should this meet the eye Of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fly immediately 10
DR.. Johnston, who stands ready TO relieve them; and
from his extensive practice in the first Hospitals
Europe and An erica, he guarantees speedy cure no
matter how bad the case may be.
1t is proper here to observe that Dir. IoHssTOS is
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecuniaTy necessity-he havag, by the d.
cease OF relative, fallen heir to a foftune-but tto'
AN ardent desire to benefit hissulering fellow
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan, oil into their
wounds, and particularly TO relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels ply
Again ii must he remembered that the object of Dr..
Johnston III offering his services for the relief of the
miseries of mankind is not through pecuNiary neCeE
silly. Hence no charge will in any case be made
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such ID
for Squirting, Cataract, &c. Also those for DeOrnity
of the Limb, such as Club Foot &C., performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice. on The right hand side OF n. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner Observe the name.
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All LETTERS must be PAID. flB
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For the American Republican. J
CITY IMPROVEMENTS

Aiessrs. Editors,-Perceiving that you mal.i-
fest so deep an interest in our city affairs, par
tcularly those which 60 to embellish and i'm
prove our city of monuments, rs to publish the
remarks Of those who sympathise with you, at
least so far as to notice what is going on in the
way of improvement, that feel disposed to
contribute my mite, for the purpose Of enlight-
ening both yourself and numerous readers in
relation TO matters and things in contemplation.
Know, then, Messrs. Editors, that st. Peters
congregation (Sharp streeD have it in contem-
plation TO contribute its part towards the two
fold object of providing more convenient place
of worship than the present one, and adding
one more ornamental building to our city, than
the one they now occupy.
Whether the new church is to go up OIL the
same lot have not yet learned but if one
might be permitted to express an opinion, |
would suggest the propriety of the selection of
less noisy and public place than the present is
likely to become in very short time. Busi-
ness is manifestly centering in that square and
neighborhood, which will ultimately make that
location very bad one for church, while it
will greatly enhance its value for place of btu
siness. hope, therefore, the vestry will look
before they leap am told, however, the lot
on which the old church stands would be dis
posed Of and may be considered in the market.
A gentleman informed me few days since,
that SO great is the demand for pews in the
larger churches belonging to this denomination,
that any number almost could be disposed of,
and that capitalist could not make better
speculation than to build handsome new
church, that the sale of pews would nearly, II
not entirely pay the whole investment, provid-
ed good location were had, and a respectable
ediice erected. HOWARD.
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(Reporsed for the American Republican,
OF CITY COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, March 81, lS45.
FIRST BRANCH.

FIRST BRANCH.
The President laid before the Branch several
communications from the City Commissioners,
in obedience to requests, exhibiting the proba-
bic costs Of improving certain city property,
viz, for grading, making foot pavements and
railing along the Falls, north of Smith s, Cur
let's factory, Sll5; for grading and paving
streets surrounding Paramount Square, S4,340;
for setting curb-stones and paving west front
of Eastern City Spring, S455; for building GER
tain bridges over Schroeder's Run, 81, 1893; for
an iron railing, with brick base, around Calvert
st Spring, S675. They were severaly referred
A communication was received from the
Register, in obedience to an order, relative to
the interest returned and loss sustained by the
city, upon the three million stock issued for the
use of the BALTIC. and Ohio Railroad. Referred.
Mr.. Gault offered a resolution calling for an
estimate of the probable cost of dwelling and
paving the city property from the base OF the
Washington Monument east to st. Paul-st.; and
also OF any necessary alterations near the inter-
section of Centre street. Adopted.
The bill from the Second Branch, prohibiting
hogs running at large, was taken up, amended
by inserting ''dogs," and then rejected.
Mr.. Purviance called up resolutions in favor
of Geo. w. Riggs and VIM. Lusby; which
were adopted.
MIR. Dallam, from committee, reported bill
for extending Hanover Market House; which
was subsequently called up, and passed.
/ Mr.. Turner, from committee, reported an
ordinance for charging Be-air Market House.
Read.
MIR. Fields offered resolution for repairing
East Baltimore street, between Canal and
Eden streets Read.
The bill prohibiting the sale of horses in the
neighborhood of the several markets, was taken
up and after some discussion, passed.
Mr.. Green called up resolution relative to
bridge near Canton. Adopted.
MIR. Browning, from committee, reported ia
vorably upon the subject of purchasing lot of
ground, held in trust by Mr.. Oh. keener. Or
dered to be printed.
The bill for removing the Cow market, as
amended by the Second Branch, was finally
passed.
Mr.. Gault offered resolution relative to
the sale of meats Referred.
Mr.. Turner offered resolution for putting
fag-stones at the Bath street bridge. Referred.
After lengthy and warm debate in refer
encc to certain parliamentary rules, the Branch
adjourned till Tuesday next.
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S lnn REWARD. Ran away from the
wv subscriber, living near Upper Mcrl-
borough, Prince Georges county, Maryland on the
18th Instant, negro boy HENSON JOHNSON, about
five feet inches hig light copper color, his face
little ptted from being posoned; the under pant of
one of his great toes is cut off; eighteen years OF
age; his clothes, when he left home, consisted of n
brown box-coat, cassnet pantaloons striped shirt; lie
may change them, he has other clothing. 1t is pro
babe he may be in Washington OF GrsrgetOwn, where
he is very well acquainted. will give twenty five
dollars if taken in this county, fifty in the District of
Columbia or the adjoining counties, and one hundred
dollars if taken in any other State. In either he
must he secured, SO that may get him again.
fe5-tf WILLIAM ]. BERRY.
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NOTICE. MAYORS OFFICE, March 18th,
" M. nr I,

~ ls45. The attention Of all whom it may con-
cern is especially called to the following section of
supplement to an Ordinance, enforcing useful
STREET REGULATIONS, sc.
Sec 3. Be il enacted and orda ined by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore, That If any person or
persons shall place or cause to be placed, in any
street, lane alley in the city, any barrel hogshead
box crate or other package, and shall suffer the
to remain for longer time than twelve hours, or il,
any instance after nine O'Clock, 7. NJ; every such
person so offending shall forfeit and pay one dollar;
and the further of one dollar for every day the
same shall be suffered to remain; and in shall
any person be permitted TO use space than one
half of the foot pavement, by placing the above named
articles thereupon. Approved April 90, 1889.
mhl4-l0t JACOB e. DAVIES, Mayor.
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WEIGHING OF COAL, SC.

- ~ nv supplementary W All Ntl chlilicNi
''An act for the Weighing of Anthracite
Coal and for the Measuring Of Bituminous
Coal, passed at December Session, eighteen
hundred and thirty-seven, chapter three hun
trcd and sixteen.
Section |. BE it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland, That from and after the
passage of this act, it shall not be lawful for
any dealer in Anthracite or Bituminous Goals to
sell any thereof in the City Of Baltimore unless
the same shall have been first weighed or mea-
sared by weigher or measurer, engaged by or
in the employment of said dealer, and who
shall have been duly sworn the original or
copy Of the oath or affirmation to be filed in
the Clerks Office Of the City of Baltimore.
Sex. 2. And be it enacted, That any dealer
in coal as aforesaid, who shall not have the coal
thus sold and disposed of, weighed or measured
aGreeably to the above section, shall forfeit for
every offence, recoverable before any Justice Of
the Peace, penalty of not less than fifteen
dollars nor more than fifty dollars, one half
thereof to 90 to the inforner, and the remain
der to the State
State OF Maryland, sst.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is a
true copy Of the Original Law, which passed
both Branches of the General Assembly of
Maryland at December session, 1874
Given under our hands at the City of Anna
polls, this 18th day of March, ls45.
GEO. G. BREWER, elk H'se Del, Md.
JOS. II. NICHOLSON, Clk Senate, Nd.
An additional supplement to the act, passed
December session eighteen hundred and for
ty-four, entitled, an act supplementary to an
act for the weighing of Anthracite and
measuring Bituminous Coal, passed at De-
eenber session 1887, chapter BIC.
Section |. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of Maryland, That the weghers and
measures of coal, appointed as provided for in
Tbs first section Of the supplemental act above
referred to, and after being approved OF by the
Mayor of the city Of Baltimore, shall, before
they enter upon their duties as such, take the
following oath or affirmation, viz: !, -
"a do eolenlnlv swear or affirm (as the case may
be- that will honestly, faithfully and impair
sally discharge my duties as weigher and inca
sure, Of anthracite and btuminous coal in the
ward or depot of -, while in the employ
Of - and that will give the weight Of
ton as established by law of 2240 lbs for an
thraciba, and will measure bituminous coal by
The standard bushel, and that will hold my
self amenable for violation of my duties un-
der the penalty, for every offence, Of ten dol.
lars, to be recovered and disposed of, as the
penalties provided for in the second section OF
the supplemental act above referred to.
State of Maryland, sst.
We hereby certify, that the aforegong is &
true copy Of the original law which passet
both branches of the General Assembly, a
December session, 1874.
Given under our hands, at the city of An
napohs, this 18th day of March, 1915.
GEO. G.. BREWER, Cl'k H'se, Del, Md
JOS II. NICHOLSON, Cl'k Senate, Md
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CONSUMPTIONs, COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALI
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SPLITTING OF

CONSUMPTIONS, COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALI
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, &c.
~ X. TYLER. corner of East Baltimore and
NHs High streets, Baltimore, has made arrange
mens with the agent in Boston to be for the future
supplied with Mrs VI. n. Gardner's INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIVERWORr AND HOARHOUND, an
article that has gained great reputation in all the
New England states, for the cure of all the above
complaints, its efficacy stands unrivaied-the exten-
sve calls for il in the cities of New York and Phiia
dephia, has induced The proprietor to appoint agents
in those cities also, A. b. & d. Sands. of New York,
Frederick Brown, Philadelphia. This ines in able
Basam is doing wonders-a those afflicted are
commended without fail TO give il u trial. Ptice SO
cents per bottle.
For sale by G. X. TYLER. Corner OF Baliimor a.d
High SITS. Baltimore, and r. s. PATTERSON, Wash
ngton, u. c., and by most of the Druggists in MARY
land and the District of Columbia. mills
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HORRIBLE MURDERS IN HANoyER-THREE
MEN SHOT. We learn from Mr.. Green, editor
of the Quincy Patriot, says the Boston Trans
cript that on st. Patrck's eve, three men, Irish
laborers on the Railroad, visited the rum shop
of Mr.. Perry of that town, and that quarrel
arose between Perry and the men, that Perry
followed them some distance and shot two OF
them dead in the road with double barrelled
gun. Another gun was procured and the third
man wounded in the cheek. We did not learn
the names of the deceased or the wounded man.
A coroner's jury held an inquest and returned
verdict of wiful murder.
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EDITogs PRoMoTED. L. w. Hutter, Esq,
late editor of the Harrisburg Keystone, has been
appointed by Mr.. Buchanan, his private secre-
tary John w, Syme, Esq, editor of the Pc
.crsburg lntelligencer, has been dominated for
TIC Legislature ofVirginia. Lucky chaps
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For ANNAPOLIS. CAM

- sra-va FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
observation-disclosures and EASTON. The steamer
ne EEk MARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and a very handsome improvement, both
in hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places. commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugan's wharf at o'clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving EaSton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CHES1ERTiOWN and CEN7RETILLE.
On MONDAY, the nth inst she will go 10 Ches-
terown and back. leaving Baltimore at 6 O'Clock, and
continue the above until further notice.
mhli LEMUEL &. TAYLOR.
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GREAT EXPEDITION IN TRAVELLING. The
steamer John Marshall left Richmond OH
Wednesday, at minutes past O'Clock, A.
NJ, and arrived at the wharf in Norfolk at IS
minutes past 2 o'clock, making the trip from
Richmond to Norfolk in hours and % min
utes The John Marshall was built at this
port, and like every thing else from the hands
of our builders and mechanics, is unrvalled
for beauty and speed.