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BARTHOLOMEW ExrrcrgRAxr PEEK SYRUP.
- 81 manufactured perfectly pure for the Empire
company and j. used for MI coughs. colds main OF
the side, lungs &c, with perfect success. II is n
perfect preventative Of Consumption, but not cure
after that disease hns furry seated None il genuine
unless It has the seal of this company, at l76, Broad
way nttachedto IL.
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N0tinn WHEREAS Ann +. Lamb ~. -
bcdand hoard without any ip nI c, W.,
forbid any ono hatbong or trusting bsr an ,
account ns Ishall payne debts Others cS,r,c,n, '
Ter this date GEORGE "a tWbb"
FswPsw, April %. 1879 - ' 10 !.
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Fire and Marine Insurance,
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PROJECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF

Ncw Jcrsry. at Snnctvillc.
TAPlTAL 100000. Chartered F,h. 1913.
" DinGcrons- Ill,nm I hompson. Peter
Nttyker, James Taylor, Ia nd Ssudcrson. Win.
IAN j., BOVINE, Edward ravscn. Mathew Ruds.
ia'o, New York; James \. McIniytc. q. +.
'orcrs. brooklyn. u. :. WmrNHy, ant, Wall
ST., T. WM. THOMPSON, Pes dent.
a. V. 'o"Rnts, secretary. mny5-'2.ly
Ihe snhWriber will insure in the above com.
pany on % liberal tenn. - any other GOOD 90 m.
r'nJ. r. l.. DOUGnrON.
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TUE NIGHTINGALE or THE East Jsnav lind -
L The Hap Gloss OF this wonderful -ngcrs now
deposited with the Empire company. at l76. Broad.
way, II Is called Jenny Lind Hair Clos" The
company is incorporated by the State of New York.
md OF Standing above all impnnuons OF humbug.
gerry and deception upon the public
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S'mcl ILLINOIS, Lg Sale CsuRtY Circuit C0uri.
the matter OF the application Of Thomas HAY.
l crly, administrator oil the estate of Edward lin.
verify deceased. In pursuance Of an order of lin.
rrowt me subscriber, administrator OF the estate of
Gdword tiavcrty, deceased will sell nj public auc.
non nj the door of the court house IN Ottawa In
inc county OF Lanc, On the 10Th day Of June next,
NJ one o'clock IN the afternoon of Thai DIV Tho nj
whch y described in sbid order ns follows The
Undivided hall Of the west half of the south west
quarter OF section five, IN township thiriy.sx, north
rang two: cast of the third principal meridian.
May !, 1879 THOMAS \VERrY. idm
legs lg.s!
g \ cents per dozen will be paid for amy quantity of
- frsh Egg, by snnh q nryn "
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% those ,cio prefer ,rr1ring their o,rn Hair
! TO- IlieOr being Buid-rHoN,s' MAGNEr.
&c HAIR Rr,roRrE NxplYyiGoRAr1R ia the most IF.
eCinal remedy ever yet Produced tor all diseases in
cldentil to the hair Its IN Ell ctua rcstorcr in all
eases badness or whc'c the hair has become thin.
The Magnetic HAIR Rcsjurcr and Invigorator /.
presented TO the world with the confident belief that,
rs specific II far exceeds any compound or prcpnr.
alton ever before known tor preserving the hair. or
restoring IT where the hcnd hna become wholly or
partially bald. BY h-usc the hnir may he preserv.
ed even 10 extreme old age 10 Females, whose
loss ol HAIR Is often Occlsuncd BY complaints pecuii-
az to the hurried sta,e--ncrcnsc ol family, NG--tbr
Magnetic Hair Restorcrnnd lnyirontor il lnyalun.
bic, as It will, upon application restore to it n ts
Original beauty 49, Mothers should not fail to apply It
To the heads ot their chdcn especial when the hair
comes N thin and weak. Il i. SIRE to lRy n good
foundation Tor fine head olhair m nitcr ycirs
Numerous and highly rcspec'abl, persons OF NIL
ages can b. most Couti lenny referred to us having
hid their hnlrestn ed by The use OF Thomas Rene.
dy Sold wholesale mud rrtali ny the Empire con-.
P2ny NO, ilo, Broadway, under Howard shcel, y,
nnd at reiellhy agents throughout the United
STATES mnr2-3,-im
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empire Gompann's Gaunln.


Umpire -o4PANl' C!ssital F.pii f1r
IA u dS1iRg This extraordinary chemical cJm-
pound used according to directions has the following
properties IL saves all the rubbing. ,eXcept on th.
most nhy par, ot the garmenIN and. consequently
the wear 10 clothes beng washed in the usual ,,sv
without Il there H. also saving OF hall The time IN
washing the same amount oicl0ihs ii does not rot
o. mare the cloth uthe least scfs thr cn!ors i1s
N fading cahcocS and answers the purpose equally
vel m t15 Cambrc-, luu-.iNs ur coarse wooden
goods. These ore h,ts chat uy,iy oncv.. -hncv-
edge on irving lls arur.r
Sod wholesale 60 l-t BEOAOW AVN.
tu-rr,a.Ia-k fGe merchant oI5.ur,sg IN vauru,grf
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1870, $780,.
'; 5 90 o O5s.
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Grated Fruit Trees

4 re nov awaiting purch1.,rs ri nv rarg
"A and Nursery, on LIE nest sale v Far Il,
r.r, 1ecr Dp'r,, -nd live miles northeast o
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Hnsls -trI.yp~.ra red q, DO The 50 .~'rrI ir.. g-
nEhnslnc uomliItr.o to LA Michigan upon
terms highly lyur. IF. o. rive public. and N coUngc-
ton with th, iiriigaa Rfsl j1jel Line. on she
Ere Canal, 20 cou,ac,to. tas slm' from the cities
IF New ! or, or Albany toprr;s upon Lake Nrhj-
gan. an! 90 do a lltsal -lasc NJ the IriLhjiGg ot
produce eastward from l3kc Michigan so Buttllo
Albany. ~ New York.
The following steamboats, will r1n In connection
with the Nrni-lg Cca'al Rail Road
Between Chicago aHi New Bu.illo--~ Gamers
Detroit. Pacific. aud SAM Ward;
the Pacific and sam1 Ward rurninG 70 Milwaukee
yII Litt.etorf Syuaqort nUl hlcine
Between Milwaukee Port Washington and She
boyan, STEAMER CHAMPION,
Between Ds'roi, and Buffalo, DAILY leaving
bo,hpaccs IN the morning, 'hrou yh without landing
steamers lIayncwcr aud Atlantic.
Between Dctro.raHi Buffalo TIA Cleveland, daLu
leavinI beth places IN the oycnug--steamers
Hendrix hudson. Baltic. Empire.
Oregon, a. Saratoga.
Between D'uo.iial ianlu,ky. daily
STEINER ARROU-
Between Detroit. Monroe, Il Toledo, dai,y-strz
JOHN OWEN & JOIN HOLLlSTER.
Between Detroit and For Huron daily --steeners
FRANKLIN N0ORE y TELEGRAPH
AGENTS;
+. J. VAS DEwArEF, New York
RcuArN g. NAN DEWATUG, Albany
H. Vi kNyt, Mich Cent 4. & Dock, Guiilo
CuAs II. lrRD, r. Il Freight House, Detroit
X II. MURRAN, New .siia4p
JAMES PICK, q ca. Chicago.
W. MCN6cR, hirr- Fo't.
G. J. HrrCHIS5og * Co, s1a;J-o7.
kNAPF, MURFEY, G,-D5rro,r, Z 9c,ne.
u. llUNrrEsG Awl'lv,e.-
nS-Packnges- oyriviE, 81 Bnloio, BY "a ro7d or
canal iorihis route should be- marked win VI. { X
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Newspspers.

The REPUBLIC is the title Of new democratic penny
paper recently established in the city OF New York We
have received the two irs numbers. Its appearance is
very credabe 1t is sound in its principles and ably
conducted Wewsht abundsnt success, as we do every
CO. aborer in the good cause OF democracy
HoRs's UNITED STATES RAILROAD GAzErTE.-This is a
most valuable paper devoted almost exclusively to intel
gence relating to railroad and steamboat lines II has
diagrams Of all the leading railroads in the United States
with the hours Of the departure Of the trains from the
principal stations and also plans Of some Of the large
cities II is truly desderaum for the traveller, and we
glad to learn that the publishers have thus far met
with patronage equal to their expectations
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COMMERCIAL.
Sro.a cur os~m.rs..i Correspondence.

NEW YoRK, Oct S-Wednesday, 4 D. m.
There no change in the general abundance OF money
The backs discount freely fair terms showing more
confidence in dgoods paper than was the case perhaps
earlier in the Notwithstanding the considerable
business of the fall mouths there rather an excess Of de-
mand for long dated paper at per cent II is usually
the that goods purchased by obbe importers and
commission houses settled for the close Of the month
by note, with less promPtness, according to the
standing Of the house Ifit earning credit It's
note promptly on the rendition of the bill Some of the
wsahier houses delay Thus the for the September
sales, which were large. coming out while
oil the first houses have not yet settled for their August
sales thus depving the creditor OF the favorable terms
negotiation which the market offers Fair paper in
side of Jour months is readily discounted by the banks
and that OF longer with Names Is done in the
street al cent Seven and eghmonhs paper with
two good names, In demand per There is also
much paper of New York merchants given for domestcs
bought in Boston, sent here for discount in addition to
strictly Boston business paper raise the wind al.
though the banks of that city discount more freely
The Boston market has been drained by corporations
that its merchants leaning the surplus OF New York
dealers Happily however. there is enough here to allow
OF giving old Massachusetts shove through difficulties
she has brought upon herself In order show to what an
extent special privileges pushed in the old Bay State
we may examine In the following table, showing the mum
Der and capital of institutions chartered exclusive OF banks
In Massachusetts,
assfho izsd in .
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From this table il will be that Hammonds (dem }
majority in the five upper wards of the city Gray,
(whg) for Congress- 1885, being gain Of 858
pared with the democratic majority the last Presidential
election
We have from several Of the districts In Bal-
more county which indicate majority for Mr.. Hammond,
the popular democratic candidate for Congress-
1000 majority which, with his large vote in the five upper
wards of Baltimore city renders probable that his whole
majority in the district NEARLY 1000
Howard district gives Hammond i8l majority.
Anne Arundel gives Gray lao majority.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DsrKIcr-The returns from this
district nearly complete, and, will be by the
following. show the election OF Mr. Hamilton, the demo-
cratic candidate for Congress- by considerable majority
being democratic gain.
Frederick coSny.The following is the for Congress
in Frederick county, compared with the last presden
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must decide between him and his countrypronounce on
his guilt or his nnocence-and il guilty, ascertain the
amount Of his fine, and fix the term OF his imprisonment
But the President has proceeded il the Judiciary branch
Of the government extinct, and II the Liberties Of
our people, depending upon him alone, were not derived
from the principles OF our institutions. or guaranteed by
the provisions Of the constitution. dangerous prece-
dent has been esabshed and il the violent and unau-
thorzed conduct Of the government under the pretence
Of preserving neutral relations and for the purpose
OF preventing revolution in Spanish colony, be
tanned by the people. dangerous departure will have
been made from the principles Of free government The
President will have nothing to do when he wishes to
dispense assemblage which may be unpleasant to him,
but to issue his proclamation, stating that he has re-
eeived information which induces the belief that viola
ton OF law has been committed, to authorize officers of
the army to denounce the assemblage as composed of
pagrants and to make upon them, cut off their pro-
visions and TO dispense them with the point OF the
bayonet
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the Editors OF the Rspablio In favor the wiimot
PrOviso.

The Editors OF ths Rsp.bne In favor OF the wiimoa
Proviso.
II has been ntimated 10 us from source entitled tc
great respect that the senior editor of the Republic r
BulletD IS IN favor Of Gen. Iaylors signing BIZ
tanning the Wimot Provso. We understand, the reason
why he desires the General TO take that course is il
absolute necessity in order 10 prevent division OF the
wing party He is aware that il Gen. Taylor should
veto the Provso, il would compel every free State wing
to abandon him and therefore, to save the party, the
senior editor Of the Republic is in favor of having the
General approve Of the Proviso.
We also informed that the junior editor Of the Re-
public not only favor of the Waot Prouo, but that
he is an aboltonisi He is northern man, and wing,
and there is not wing in the free States who is not
Wmo Provisoist and abotonst His brother, Cor rela-
tive,) now the editor of the Boston Transcript viii
mot Provsoist; and we learn that all Mr. Sargent's
former associations are with politicians OF that school,
The papers with which he has been heretofore con-
nectsd are in favor OF the Proviso.
We do not wish to do either OF those gentlemen in
justice and will therefore very cheerfuy correct
error If they discaim the matters charged against them
II Mr. Bulitt declares that he is not in favor of the Will
Provso and also is not in favor of General Taylos
signing and approving bill containing it, we shall be
glad to put him right before the country. And if Mr.
Sargent declares that he is not in favor of the Wmot
Proviso, and not in favor Of General Tayors approval
Of it, and also that he is not abolionis we shall be
happy to give him the benefit of such declaration in
columns. OF course, ourselves and the public will
construe their silence into admission of the facts
charged against them.
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The PHILADELPHIA ELEcTros-The Philadelphia
Ledger OF Monday seems to think that the wing party
s destined to have at the coming election in that city,
the hardest fight has its ancient stronghold
There is an independent reform ticket in the field headed
BY Judge Jones' The Ledger says:
The political be decided on Tuesday OF next
week growing warmer the nearer the day approaches.
The chief interest Is centered in the city municipal
and Is evident tha' very determined contest IL to be
ougbs Az Psre. against the regular whg ticket which
whg papers the earnest appeals that they make the old
the result by the formidable oppo,ition
arayed against it,"
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For the Union.


From present Appearances, whggery seems topping
downwards IN old Maryland Baltimore at any rate has
dealt u heavy blow and IL the rest OF the State has
done anything an the same proportion, the democratic flag
will ny triumphant The result in Baltimore is doubIy
gratifying for. while conveys stern and severe re-
buke TO The vioIators OF their pledges who low occupy
the high places OF the nation also proves that the spr,
Of mistaken patriotism, which induced the masses 10
merge their party predictions into feeling Of generous
but misplaced confidence, has had its day.
The men who were instrumental in bringing forward
Major Keny for Congress, in their hearts despsed him
But hoping 10 portion OF that vote which they
had forfeited by treason to the country in Its contest with
Mexico, they selected the Major under the impression
that his military services would make amends Tor their
own rank treason, and that they would thus escape the
odium consequent upon it. The result shows that they
were mistaken In this case, as in many others, the
sober second thought Of the people has proved itself
both right and efficient" The people OF this country
cannot be deceived more than in series OF years
When they are, they undeceive themselves well
As those who deceived them There can be no longer
any doubt but that Zachary Taylor could again be pre-
sented 10 the American people Tor their sufages, he
would share the same fate ss his friend Major Keny
War capital 70 dsfuna. ANON.
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ELECTIONS.
Maryland.

In our last Daily Union we announced the gratifying
intelligence that the Hon. Robert M. MeLane had been
reelected to Congress in the 4h district by $50 majority
We now give the full votes OF the several wards of the
city. taken from the Baltimore papers Of yesterday:
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL pIsrRIor.-The following Is the
result OF the election for member Of Congress represent
the fourth congressional district comprising the first fifteen
OF the twenty wards of the city,
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OR Prosp.ets In Leal.l.n..

We take the liberty 10 make the following extract from
private letter from one OF the abes and most intelligent
democrats in Louisiana
NKw ORLEANS Sept 81, 1919
We up the alert In Louisiana, and are preparing
for campaign which shall be brilliant In results that
Of Tennessee. Thousands Of democrats who were seduced
by the nopar have in disgust OF the asehood and
imbecity Of the and lis disregard Of every
sacred obligation, back again the flock Many
who were the personal friends Of the President could
scarce accord to him the respect due a gentleman.
The Of the democracy here may regarded
tain We must carry the governor, and maintain
gessonal strength, il indeed gain OF member % moi
our labors.
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Hamilton, (DD McKaig, (W.) Cas-.

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Cecil eoumty-The following the full returns from Co
Gil county for Congress-
Evans (whig) 1,Gl
Magraw (dem) l,zI
Eyanss majority Ai
Messrs Ford Bidde, Thomas and Kidd (democrats)
elected TO the legislature,
dHns 1rundd.-Evans's majority g.
Hartford county. gives Magraw (dem
n, and Evans twhig) 1Is.
Kent county gives Evans majority Of l40.
In the first and sixth districts there democratic
candidates 1t is quite probable therefore, Gas the Ma
tionai Iategencr OF yesterday naipeiy remarks) that
wings will be returned therefrom.
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nv GREEN q TAsTEr. Auetl.nesrs.

HF GREEN q TABEEE, Auotenesxss
JSURNTTURE AT AUCTToNOn Saturday, 6th instant,
shall sell I'm front Of Centre Market, ut o'clock m, large
general furniture, viz
Mahogany hair spring seat ssfss and paricr chairs
DO dressing bureaus, and rocking chairs
Do wash, work, and light stands
dozen maple canc-scat and other chairs
rolls Of ingram and other carpets
IS hne large once chairs, II rocking chairs
IL dozen tumblens
Win many articles which deem Unnecessary
merate. GREEN b TAsTET,
Oct SIT Auctioneers.
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"a cents Ohio stearns, white, sells At "a cents To-
bacoo continues In good demand Sales Ksntuoky 81
cents; Maryland 81 cents
Freights 20 Liverpool about tho same-say corn Sd
cotton 70 cents per bale.
The bill market has been rather quiet the supply Is
large, aud rates are " 10 Cor slerng and firm The
stock market remains dull, with great abundance of
ney The prosperity OF general business witbdaws aie-
on from stocks, and the speculative descriptions held
in such quantities by few persons ccamscribe tho
influence might be exerted make them active The
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our saitinaors oorrs.poad.ns.

BALTIMORE, Oct As D. m.
The election results in BaAimovs.-Io case
Another tract doWattoa.--1hs markets. &c.
This has been OF the stirring days city has
known for time, the excitement being far greater than
during the buse of the election yesterday The democrats
are In extaces with the result Of their abo and pass
Ing through the Streets you distinguish the politics of
every pedestrian by the broad smile elongaon of his
physiognomy The democrats not only grafed, but
rather surprised at the Of their majority In the city,
whilst the from the second congressional district
the battle ground Of the State have been pouring by tel
egraph, adding still further to their rejoicing.
man named J. Hamilton Coll, formerly merchant Of
this city, yesterday arrested and comitted jail
the charge of having robbed the of Lemue W. Gos-
nell of variety Of silk and other goods the value of
eral hundred dollars He had made practice Of visiting
the store friend of the propretors, and concealng
his person all that he could He made full confes
sion of the crime.
The Rev. s. Guitsan, secretary of tho Maryland Tract
Society," yesterday. election day whilst walking along
the street, had letter containing 800 note thrust into
his hand by stranger, in which no directed appro
pirate il to the This 10 the second donation Of
similar amount he has received from anonymous
tributors during the present week.
Our Mechanics Fair 10 attracting great attention, the
tcles on exhibition being both and well worthy
of examination The machinery department nearly all OF
which Is in motion by power from twelve horse engine
stationed in the hail. Is most gratifying sight Next
week. whilst the Agricultural Fair is in progress city
will possess attractions for that will doubtless al il
with strangers.
The MARKETS lin the Baltimore market this morning
there sales $40 barrels Howard street ut S5 Ia
Sales 100 barrels City Mills l2A Sales city corn Ell
at $3 3a No change In wheat-very little here. SAFES
yellow at 63 81 cents and white 81 81 cents Oats
% a 81 cents Whiskey 28A 20 cents In barrels.
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NJ A meeting OF the Female Union Benevole.f So
cey will be held Friday sh Instant at ociock the Drec
tors room, Patriotic Bank. @. A. WEBB,
oet5 Secretary.
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rELEGRAPHIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION

Massachnsefts Whig Cosvswtiow.
WORCESTER, Oct 3-The WING State convention assem-
bed in this city to-day Hon. Marshall p Wilder presi-
dent George N. Briggs and John Reed nominated
Change Of the Camadiaw seat of sovo~msnt.
BUFFALO, Sept 2The city of Toronto has been resolved
upon the seat (hereaer) of the Canadian government
The Governor General and council will meet there on
Thursday for the despatch of business
Lord gin has lea .ed residence Niagara Falls where
he intends to spend the season. Lady Egin 10 still tbs
Clifton House.
Fatal accident on Harlem Railroad.
NEW YORK, Oct 3.-Last night, the Harlem train was
coming into the city whom Peasanvle engine
ran over some cattle The son threw the down
a precipice, killing two persons instantly.
Infer
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"a For Rent Satellite commcdious double house
t1x street NORTH 18Th and known
Demenon building containing twenty carriage house, sss
be &C., are attached 10 The premises.
Pacr furniture kc OF superior quality, win BE- rented with N
house, az The option Of the tenant Apply 70 $1,000
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Es and Winter Fsshions.-MRs sPEIR win omen on Sat
urday, 9Th millinery
show rooms ON street, between 9th and Ion streets
Oct5-da