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Dr. Sumner has been chosen Prmate Of England, to
tho Archbishop Of Canterbury whose death has been
already announced.
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The United States Fashion, Capt. Morgan ar
rived yesterday from the Bazos, having sailed thence
the 10Th inst Capt Morgan reports that the Tee-
graph Capt Foger, left the Brazos also the 10th inst
and that she had the mail board, with number of pas
SINGERS She is constantly expected We learn tina,
there from the line of the Rio Grande.-N. o.
picavune. N1rch IL. 4Nlta
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From TABAscoThe schooner Governor Anderson, Capt.
Trainer arrived in port yesterday from Tabasco, which
place he left the Sd inst He reports everything quiet
Capt. Boyle, of United States schooner, (he of
which Capt Trainer does recoecD captured Mex
schooncrs loaded with and other merchandise
the 18th u Their cargoes were valued at $l6,0OO.N
Orleans PicdvtsNs March IL.
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Notary EDsSssc asd Covered AgsRt,
Ome, No. g. Uniom Bwiidwgs, directly x~dy The Umtom
Office, Warrington, ID o.,
TTENDs the prosecution Of claims before Congress
and the various departments of the government Pen
.ons and bounty-iand warrants particularly attended
Bounyland warrants purchased and sold The heirs and
Joness squadron in l77S will find IL be their
to apply Mr. D., he hxvinG the rolls Of tho Bon Homme
Richard and Alliance, and can tall u glance sAo and
cho are entitled share in the Dennark prizes Per
abroad who desire business be attended by Mr.
D. will DO required in al pay postage and enclose
a retaining foe Of o.
Refer 70 tho members Of the 18th and soh Congresses
generally. tf
Mar Ely Intel ~.
NEW GOODS FOR 0ENTLnmEN.--A. II. YOUNG,
~ merchant tailor three doors west Of Browns hotei
pennsy vania evsnne has jus opened lot Of very beau
ifu ready made goods suit the season among 'hem
nav bc found aliost every description OF Rarment In the
ne west and bess stvlcs at very reasonable prices
Also large assortment Of hs lasest styles rsncI goods
lk linen &c.. with shirts of various kinds and quality,
with many other articles necessary ana u'eiu or gentle
men. 4a .
Measures taken and suits made e order in tho best style
at short notice. One price only Terms cash
March 28-8awlmf
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EUROPEAN HOUSE,

THE subscriber has the pleasure to inform his friends
and the public generally that he has removed his
be styled the EUROPEAN HOUSE where he intends
keep a regular eatinghouse. public table for perna
and cigars
Several furnished and unfinished rooms for rent
The European will be open this day. (Thursday) where
the proprietor will be happy to his friends at II o'clock
March 23-lt F. LAKEMEYER.
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~ Wishing to close my business, offer
Ell for sale tho properly situated the of llth
and streets west, being lot No. in square $40.
containing twostoy frame store-honse with twostory
hing back 76 feet to German Hail. under lease for
three years. from the 10th Of January last with the privilege
Of five, a annual rent of $500.
Also two. story brick with basement and attic finished
complete fronting IL feet street. with II feet OF vacant
ground all running back 70 feet They Will be sold separate
together. 4.t,
or desirable and healthy residence affords rare
chance being located midway between the Treasury and
Patent Offices. y,,, 49,,
Terms One-foxrth cash; the paance on hDerai ume
Title made indsputabe
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber ON the
March as-eost A. CAROTHERS.
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1rt-MAsONIC.-Washingto Royal Arch Chapter. No.
l6 meets this Thursday evening, At half o'clock, at
their Hail. corner of 10th and streets full convocation
is enoined as business of importance will be brought be-
fore the Chapter Companions in regular standing
tcularly requested to attend. -
ptl BY order; }. b. lHOMAS,
Mar 2- Secretary
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE,


At the Fariec Nurseries, Moorestouc Burlington county,
New Jersey
LOT of thrifty and very choice fruit of the fol-
"A lowing varieties Peaches apples, pears, plums, cher
berry, &c. of the usual varieties The fruit all in
noculaed engrafed with the best varieties cult
waited for the market rpenng IN from the ear
who unacquaned with the different varieties, can de-
pend the best selection for the market family
Trees will be carefully packed so as to carry with safety
for which fifty per bundle will be charged All orders
from unknown correspondents must be accompanied with
the cash, satisfactory reference. All packages will be
delivered in Philadelphia, free OF expense after which.
they will be the purchasers risk All orders addressed
the subscriber at the narsery, will receive punctua
.enson; or to John HI Bayne, Alexandria, va; John
Emack Beltsvie Md Descriptive catalogues furnished
gratis to postpaid 'pp''ejSooiMiN PERKINS Proprietor
March 23-lawSw' Moorestown, N j.
DOCKS Books, at .uction.-On Saturday. the 18th in
ID stan shall sell in front of the Centre Market, at
O'clock m large LOT Of blank and miscellaneous books
The blank books consist OF ledges day books bill and re-
Also, large number of folding, pocket, and memoran'
dun books
$50 novels all of which are well bound
Josephus in 2 vols complete, octave. well bound
And the Origin and History of Missions, complete
With many other valuable books --4
90 dozen ink. and 1 lot of ink powder and inksands
quilts, &c. -,
7 have n long road to travel. A. GREEN, p
March 28--st Auctioneer-
no LET-A house completely and elegantly furnished
i and most egiby SITUATED in the First Ward.
Apply Richard Smith, esq., cashier of the Metropolis
Bank PIP fnI,fI a0n1t Oct R
- FOR RENT. a commodious dwelling house on
FL Sir Bsiidi~gs" This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar TO garret-Prce 8260 per year
Enquire at the Union Office, -
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POPULAR LECTURES.
TIME next lecture Of the at the street Baptist
/ church, will be delivered Thursday evening, sd
instant at before O'clock by the Hon. VIM F. GILES of
Baltimore 80 - -
Admission person, 4 cents for three, 80 cents
March 23-lt
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~ FOR RENT, a commodious dwelling house on
til Pennsylvania avenue in tho known a the
- SIR Bxudi~gs." This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar to garret-Pricc $3.50 per year
Enquire at the Union Office,
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mo LET.-A completely and elegantly furnished
il and most eligibiy SITUATED in the First Ward. "a
Apply Richard Smith, esq., cashier of the Metropolis
Rank r. fh HNi,H| lN Oct R
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BALTIMORE, Oct. Z, l848.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 7, 1913
Baltimore Agrdridntsm--The Poor ArrGysd
against tho Character as tceH as Riches Thea
tricdis, &C.
Baltimore s, without doubt, the most agrarlan
City of the Union NewYork cannot compare with
it. The poor are arrayed against the rich
as well as against the honest industrious
and thrifty, who have built up for them
selves character. and reputation, and incidental
ly amassed little wealth. If man is brought
forward for office, of the last mentioned class the
very pothouses Of the city are ransacked to find
suitable competitor for him, and when found, If
he has so managed his own affairs to appeal
occasionally TO the assistance OF the insolvent
laws, to rid himself OF the opportunities OF his
dltors, his success Is certain. Indeed, / have
known men to be elected to high and responsible
offices The city, such the character OF the city
de mands should be IN the hands OF men esteemed
good and valued citizens, through the effect OF
pslty drill and have seen those who voted for him,
after the deed is DONE hang their heads with shame
and modification at the very mention OF what they
had assisted In doing. In short, is there another
city in the Unlou into which on could walk into
third rate tavern and call for a whskey punch IN
the presence of the wife of the second highest eff
OF the city proprletress OF The establishment
Baltimore is the place tor all these things, and she
deiies the world to equal her In Rer agraranIsm.
man named William Armstrong, labOring
under the effect OF mania q p0tu, yesterday had
respectable and orderly citizen arrested on the
charge of numbering his sister, a woman that he
had never seen or knew to be in existence. 1t
was quite d augllabe case.
The museum is monopolzlng all the theatrlcals
OF The city again, and is dong, "a usual, a ine
business. This is one OF the very few money
making establishments In the country.
RAMBLER
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OF affection Of the liver, at quarter past IL
O'Clock on Saturday morning, the 7th inst ELrr
A.. wife of Merdscia s POWELL in the SOD year OF
of her age
The relatives and friends of the family also the men,
bers of the - Division, No Al, Sons of Temperance
respectfully invited to ate the funeral from her
late residence No. "a Ridge street Sunday the sth
inst, at O'Clock NJ. without further invitation
On Friday, September o, at O'Clock p. NJ, JEAN
BAPTIST NAupiN in the 4th year of his age
His funeral will take place this day, Sunday, at 5
O'Clock r NJ from 46th street Bleomi n dsle road
Csrriaqes will be in waiting at 2 O'Clock, r. NJ, in
Park row.
ON the 7th instant of bilious fever JOHN T. BAN
CROFT, aged 2S years.
His friends and those of his brother in. law Joseph
Brown are invited to attend his funeral on Monday
9th instant at O'Clock, from his late residence No
so Adams street, Brooklyn.
On Saturday morning, 9TH instant, RACHEL, relict
of the late George b. Miller:
Her friends. and those Of her sonin-law Andrew II
Mickle, and William Lawrence, re respectfully in
vted attend her funeral, Monday afternoon, at
O'CLOCK frem her late residence, No. l Broadway.
Suddenly, on Saturday afternoon, 9TH instant of
aooplexy, MIR THBopoHE c. Buck, aged 80 years.
His friends and acqusntances, and particularly the
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, No. College Place, on Monday, 9th
instant at O'Clock. His remains will be taken TO
Greenwood Cemetery fer interDent.
{ In Roanoke county, Virginia, the I'D ult., Miss
CArHARIsr L. Tusrrs, In the 2dth year of her age
Educated TO grace and sdorn socety. few possessed
that ease and es gance Of which won s hearts
without exciting even the envy che jealousy of her
own sex Amiable and lovely az she was. Death WAS
inexorable and she obeyed the stern mandate with
that cheerful resignation which characterized her
through life.
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Markets.

ALBANY October Z, lS4S.
Receipts by canal within the past "a hours Flour,
10700 barrels; Wheat, $4,000 bushsls Barley l. 200
do. The market for Flour inactive, andwe have
change to note in prices Cornsales of 700 bushels
were made at 67e. for good mixed, and at 76c. for
round yellow Barley Sales of 20 600 bushels were
made at 72c. a 73c. Provisions inactive Whs-
key was quiet.
BUFFALO, Der. It'll, 1648
Receipts within the past "a hours:-Flour, II 900
barrels wheat 30 600 bushels corn, $4,000 do. Sales
Of $50 barrels flour made at 81 rs to>$4 87I
Wheat-Sales Of 2,4OO bushels were made (Ohio) at
&c. Corn-Ssles of 5000 bushels made at SIC
There change in other articles. Rates of
freight by canal re NAMED the same.
d.. PIrrsBURGH Oct. 9, 16lS.
Flour market quiet sales of Western at 81 so 81
66 per Dbl Sales of red wheat at so Sic per bushe
Yellow corn sells at SO 40c Sales of HOO bushels
oats at 26c per bushel. Whiskey sells at Ice, per
gallon Stock of bacon small Sales OF butter at 1Oc
per Id. Cotton-Upland sells at Sc. per ID. Sales
timothy seed at So 1874 per bushe and fax eed at 95c.
Rye hsur sells at SO rs per Dbl. There feet S
inches water in the channel.
BosroN, Oct. Z, 1S4S.
The demand for -four is only moderate, the sales
being confined to the regular trade. TRANSACTIONS
sum up 500 barrels, including Michigan and Oswego
At So S71a, and pure Genesee at So For there is
fair enquiry but holders above the views Of buy
ers sales 900 bushels at 66c for mixed and 73c for
yellow OF Rye. 400 bushels changed hands at SOC -
Oate duh 1000 bushels disposed of at 40c.
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. z

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2, lS4s.
Amafgam ALTON OF the Whigs and Naiires--N
Italian Opera
The candidates nominated by the Native Ameri-
can Convention, whose names are not embraced
the Taylor and Fillmore tickets for the city and
county officers have generally published them
declinations this morning, so that the two partes
may now be considered as Joined into one.
Whether the dlsafection which has been created
among portion of both parties by this course,
will defeat the object of the junction, can only be
decided by the election. The democrats are,
however, alarmed by the chance which this ANAL
gainaton gives their opponents 10 defeat the whole
ticket
The audience at the Italian Opera, last evening,
was completely electrified by the exquisite style
IN which DoDlzetu's opera OF al Elisire d'Amore"
Madame Laborde, and elected the most rapturous
encores at nearly every piece she sang Monsieur
Labofde as NemorlDa was also worthy OF much
praise, and SaHquiIico, as Dr. Ducamara, proved
himself the best of bufios. Benedettl was to
have taken the part Of Belcore but becoming
afroIted, refused, and Monsieur Dubreul took the
role AT eight hours notice, and sustained his re-
putatlon most admirably. The audience went pre-
pared for dlsappOlntments, but delighted
throughout, that the house resounded with "bra-
vas" the result of their enthusiasm. Madame
Laborde seems TO have raised greater Juror than
Signorinl Trff, was ever able to create. The
vertised tor the concert this evening, but her
serious indisposition will probably prevent, and
the new favorite, Madame Laborde, will take her
Mace
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

-.
PHLADFJ PIuA.-Eirs Bodrd-S20 County SIS, 60 S. l0W
State bs 1885 C0 War Bounty scrip. g 25 do 81 1000 u
IS S 1U4 1000 State S. So $500 State b 1915 30 DO 70
q shs Union Bark Tenn IN Second BoordSto asury
notes. b C3 500 do lG 1000 Lehigh Mort 6s 81 5000 Sch
Nav 6s 6s 80 1000 shs Harlem RR, So % do Camden bank
4l4, ..
BosToN. Oct 67Eachdage Board-5 Northern Railroad 81
10 Reading Railroad 14% ~ do 4 Boston and Providence
Railroad So 80 Fact Boston Company l0 70 DO 1888 100 dc
1917 Is Western Railroad 9s1 Syermont and Massachusetts
Railroad AK 80 do al 80 do 4S Boston and Maine Railroad
llG1 Eastern Rai,osd 1923 Eastern Railroad. " 1925
do. lO2 5NemontCentra Railroad 52 Brokers BOard-it
Mesterp Rsoed 9s do Northern Railrosd, Oh Is READING
Railroad 20 do 1875 do Boston and Providence Raj road
So so East Boston Co l0 70 do. 0s 00do 1915 vermon
and Mass Railroad 47 80 81 80 DO 49, Boston and Maine
n H. 102; do DO I02 Vermont Genital Railroad 52 8.
rights and Mass Raj road, SO.
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--77--7
G 0 N N RClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

saturday, Oct. 80 PM.
The stock market opened little brighter to-day.
Prices for most of the fancies improved fraction and
the sales larger than usual. 1t was announced
In the street this morning thai had salts
factory arranged the business his misson that he
had sold Government stock to the amount OF three
millions of dollars, and had obtained loan of three
millions of dollars the hypothecation Of United
States stocks The terms of the sale, and length of
the loan, have not transpired.
At the first board to-day, Harlem advanced per
cent? Canton, "a Long Island u; Norwich and Wor
cester, ~ Farmers Loan a. Erie Railroad, new, full
fell off "a; Reading Railroad, y. There large
sales of Treasury notes at prices yesterday
Several failures have occurred among the dry goods
dealers in Philadelphia within few days.
The money market at Boston continues tight, and
the demand lie greater than last week higher rates
Of interest and this, too when the banks of Boston
and vicinity have paid out nearly million of dollars
In dividends. Prices of best railroad stocks have
given way during the week, and the de mand being
small, sales made with difficulty.
The exports of domestics from Boston during Sep
tember 1885, reached 219 packages valued at $529e5
The amount for nine months "a 1873 packages valued
at s16s0270 against 2s 016 packages same time last
year The export ice for the last nine months reach
ed 4771s tons, against Al liz tons.
The amount of canal tolls received at Rochester in
September for three years past1s46 $50 452 OIL ls4
S27 Os6 49, 1s4s S33O22 &C. The receipts of1S47 were
So 3e2 ~ less than the amount received in 1916 and
the tolls for September, 1S4s, show increase Of
$3.50 rs those of 1s46
The Auburn and Rochester railroad is now finished
throughout it's entire length with heavy iron track
thirty miles Of which weighs sixty pounds to the yard
and the remaining forty miles seventy pounds
to the yard. The expense Of the new structure has
averaged $40 600 per mile making with the additional
fixtures and running apparatus that will be required
expenditure Of nearly one million Of dollars. TWEEN
ty.two miles of the road between Canandagua and
Geneva graded for double track. Formerly the
running time from Auburn TO Rochester six hours
but 1t has been gradually reduced till the space is now
run over in four hours This time will eventually be
short ened to three hours and half,
The Schuylkill Canal Company transported last
week to tide 343e tons Of coa king the total
for the season 337 OH tons.
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Police Intelligence.

Extensive Robbery in Nep Jersey-On Friday eve
ming between and O'Clock, Mr.. r. o. Crommeline,
clerk in the employ Of Drew Robinson Co.. 81 Wall
street was violently assaulted by two ruhians in Pa
terton, New Jersey, knocked dow beaten and pack
age containing IS 800 stolen from his possession with
which the rasca made good their escape 1t appears
that Mr.. Cronmeline lie in the habit of visiting Pater-
son every two weeks on Friday afternoon, with q
large amount Of money for the propretors the DIFF
ferent factories to be used the next day Saturday
for the payment Of the hands emp In the facto-
ries and accordingly, Mr.. Crommens left New
York Friday afternoon usual having in his pos
session package of money, amounting to S1O5O0;
and arriving at Paterson little srter six O'clock
he once proceeded of the factories nd
lett 00O and when his way to the other factory
between and 7o'cock and not much more than 100
yards from the former, at short turn in the road,
which somewat clouded with large trees two
Iufisns suddenly turned upon him, and one said
struck him severe blow on the nose, which start.
ed the blood profusey. cnch then ensued
and down they went together during this time the
othsr rascal Sc zed the package which was under his
arm, containing $780, and ran off the other pic ked
himself up and started of likewise during this time
poor Crommeline was much taken by surprise and
stunned by the blows that he unable to give the
nece, ssry alarm before the robbers had made good
their escape. An alaru, was at once given over the
town respecting the loes, and search made for the
thieves; ut ten O'Clock two young men Of suspicious
character arrested ia taors shop In Paterson
on suspicion Of being the robbers The suspicion
against one is, that he upon the arrival Of
the cars to hurry of in the direction Of the factories
ana IN tnr direction OF where tns 0nence was com
on his clothing neither, however have as yet been
identified only from their general appearance they
are believed TO be the men they are both young men
OF about twenty years Of age They are detained at
present by the authorities for further examination.
A reward Of $500 ofere4nfor the recovery OF the
money, which was In New York State bills.
Bio,nt Assault aud Rotbevy.-Oficer Crolius OF the
9Th Ward, arrested yesterday . man by the name Of
Richard Blauvelt, on charge Of violently sssautng
q color, man by the name of Abraham Cor, Tor more
commonly called Dandy Cox) residing at No. 40h
Beekman street and during the assault some
stols wallet from the person Of Con containing $40
II 40 & that with his horse and wagon the
cor lpE .~Nthopy md Church streets, when the
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MARYLAND Election.

CARROLL ColNTy.-HaDson ). Webb wing, is elect
ed Sheriff. by majority of 127 votes Core demo-
erat. Well done, young Carroll
HARTFORD CouSTy.-Robert McGraw, wing. is
elected Sheriff, by ITO majority.
CEcIL COUNTY The democratic Sheriff elected by
80 majority Five wings elected out of the Com
nissioners
whg can didate for State Senator is elected He had
opponent This is a wing gain. The wing candi.
date for Sheriff, j. j. Chew, is elected by small ma
jority
AsNE' ARUNDEL COUNTY Hammond, the democratic
candidate for State Senator is said to be elected by II
majority. The loco tickets for Sheriff and Commits
soners also said to be elected both in Anne Arun
del cou nty and Howard district
KENT CouNry.--The report is that wing Sheriff is
elected
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The Election I'm Georgia.

Four whig members Of Congress certainly elected
from this State by increased majorities Georgia is
safe for Taylor.
The tsl-grsphic accounts make it certain that the
following members have been elected -
Dist. 1T. Butler King, (whig)
" UI-A. F. Owen. (whig)
F" V.-Thomas C. Hackett (democrst)
Vl.-Howell Cobb, (democrat)
VIA H Stephens. (whig)
" VIIi.-Robert II. Toombs, (whig)
The report that j. s. Calhoun (whig) was elected in
the third district, needs confirmation The last
counts state that he had gained largely but that Ave
counties remained to be heard from. in which he
would have to gain about two hundred votes to be
elected The result doubtful 1t is also reported that
HARRISON (democrs is elected in the fourth district
but by much reduced majority.
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Miscellaneous.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.
The bark Rainbow, from RIO, has arrived,
At this port with SIX dates later advlces. They
are, however, important
The brig Brothers, from Norfolk for Liverpool,
ss ashore off the Capes.
Our market for breadstufis is declining, and
holders are willing sellers.
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between them. when Of the party. because Cox
would not treat the party to drinks struck him vo
lent blow on the right eye bone cutting him severely;
and during the melee of the gang carried of Coxs
wallet and money. Upon this state OF facts being
stated to the magistrate, Blauvet WAS locked mp, and
warrants were issued for the other parties.
Vifrioi .7gain.-Ofic~r o Brien Of the Sixth Ward,
arrested q woman called Jane Ann Thompson, .
charge of throwing lot of vitriol James T. Arm
strong burning his person, and otherwise destroyn
his clothing. She detained in prison by Justice
xnrf nj
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TELEGBAPnIC INTELLIGENCE.
fairs In Ptttsburg.

PITTsBURe, Oct. 7, l84S.
The Pttsburg firemens annual parade came of
to-day, and proved to be a splendid affair.
The democratic party of this city and surround
ing country have great torch-hght procession,
tonight.
The wings have appointed one also for Monday
night, for which great preparations are making.
The river is in fair boating order