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From oar B.itimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE. Oct. I6-bp.

BALTIMORE, Oct 1916 D. m.
Tpdian summer Maryland legislature
and gopunor.-7Hs democratic victory in Pennsyipa
wia.-Nsp papu.-Ths markets, &c.
We are In the midst OF what may be called Indian
SUMNER which is most favorable for merchants IL
prevents any dminuon In the arrival Of country Dealers
who constantly focking the city purchase their
winter stocks There 10 immense OF business
DOING and the quantity Of goods sold this will
coed that of any previous In the annals Of city
The legislature Of Maryland will assemble at Annapo
in about eight weeks from the present time and there Is
much speculation going on among the wings as to who
will be their candidate for the vacancy in the United States
Senate Ex-Governor Thos. q. Pratt is the candidate Of
,bat portion of the party leaders who adhere the Hon
Reyerdy Johnson whilst those who adhere to Senator
Pearce desire the selec ton Of middle county
man-n short anybody in preference to Mr. Pratt although
he ia liked very much, and would be acceptable 70 the
yhias generally, tno for his adherence Mr. John
son and his friends Great offence has been given by
the administration Senator Pearce by It's
neglect of any recommendation from him for Office, but
learn that efforts boing made for Cancellation and
reunion nominations for governor and United States
senator The democracy however, are looking forward
with confidence their ability to elect the governor
and have some hopes, on Of wing wrsngng,
slip in a United States between the contendns
parties.
Messrs Thomas +. Martin a. Co are about TO start
new evening penny paper this city be devoted 10 the
business interests Of the city, with full compendium Of
news and local affairs.
The Pennsyvanian Of this morning expresses the opin
ion that Mr. Gamble, the democratic candidate Tor canal
Of the Keystone State, viii have majority
Of about IS 900 Fuller wing The following Is also
given full result Of the election Tor members oil the
Legislature,
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RAGLEYs Large Commercial Gold Pen.--A new article
~ Just received makers, Bssey Co., York and
seevsd 70 be superior 10 any gold pen yet offered or sale
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RAYMOND q CO.'s MENA0ERIE,
Containing the rarcst collection Of

G 2net WILD BEASTS, BIRDS, AND kEPTILEb, ss.
before exhibited United Win exhibit
ingon Wednesday and Thursday October and 49, 1919
Open from TO and from on 70 OK O'Clock, Admission IS
cents children under 10 years. IAN
Among conspicuous Of exhibition
specimen OF the
HIPPOPOTAMUs!
captured Captain John Tabor ship Good Return, Of New
Bedford struggle,
barely escaping with their lives before they able 70 do
spatch him with their lances
THE PERFORMING ELEPHANT TIPPoo,
who has caused such great sensation all Europe, viii
through variety Of performances, such waxng balancing
ringing bell creeping fore legs walking his keeper,
picking him up drawing cork from bottle, &c.
Mr.. PIERCE,
Emperor Of all the Lions, in the dens Of wild beasts His
differ from all Others not only In the skill and grace
displays with the terrific group OF
LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDs, COUGARS PANTHERs, &C.,
machless superhuman command with which
fecest
DESERT the Forest and the Jungle Mr. Pierce have
many imitators, but he has equal. f e
The list embraces all the finest living specimens OF wild animals
experience enterprise and Of the popre
inrge and splendid
full description Of the animals contained In the
hbion will be found in the bills at the principal hotels previous
TO the arrival OF the company. #3 oct io-N
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there sales of 400 barrels Howard -four o.
No sales OF Oily Mills The supply Of wheat ID us bet
and the sales leo l06 for good prime rcd,
and l04 ITO cts for white. sales Of yellow -
Go cts, and white at % Oats 80 cents Whisksy n
ga in hhds. and - 2si in bills. with sales.
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FALL. AND WINTER GOODs-Boots and shoes.-Hs
citizens OF Washing
ton Georgetown vicinity and planes extensive
shoes for the fall and winter
ade stock be found
in our u We enumerate In part
FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Caters half g,en, Morocco and lasting q . 70 g g.
beautiful rubber and shoes
FOR GENTLEMENs WEAR.
double and single soe ~ TO "a
Long boots warranted waterproof % - So
Mems boots, 81 50 10 - so.
and chdren shoes, slips CATERS, brogans
Sc, a corresponding prices. ...a.s--e.
stock the prices and quality cannot AL % suit
the store but call nj A. HOOVER SUMS,
Opposite Hotel south side Pennsvania avenue, next
b. l.. jackson b Bro
received from the importers.
Oct I7-3taw4w
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Wing

This shows a democratic msjoriv joint ballot Of n,
against wing majority Of four five joint ballot in the
last legislature.
vice President Fillmore and lady passed through Bst-
more this morning, on their way TO wsshingon
TIE xxrxers.in the Baltimore Market this morning,
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WHO wants bargain sOne Of the desirable building
lots In wsshipeon offered for sale contains
" square commands Of the finest ves and situated
IN The beatbies rapidly improving Of the city.
appe pesch and cherry and 100
and laid beautiful nswer garden,
.,, edenrs OF
sach opportunity will shortly For further
and plan Of LOT apply 70 GREEN TAGTET,
ll--eo6uf Aucts- and Com. Merchants
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Ns,o Orleans marksts, &c.

90 street Presbyterian Church.-By Divine permits
there will be preaching members Of synod Of Phsde
pa in this church Wednesday, Thusd and Friday evenings
of this week, at haf-past O'Clock Oct IL
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ESQ., for sale. The quantity Known but
ssccsined BY calling The house. Application be
Ioinina Wnders building. octu
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Odd Fellows Hail.-For One Week only.

MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, lS40
DUMBoLToNs CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN sERENADERS.
Messrs srASwoop, WHrTE, HowARp, WELLS, PARKER and
respectfully ladies' and gentlemen Of Wash
ngon they will give their first concert since their return from
October Is and continue
evening week. consisting Of gees chorscs bur
esques, This company stands unrivaed In the world
For Admission - cent? chDde
years age price open half conee
10 3 precisely H H Oct H-ot
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The ammsrafiom gus.tiom il ca.ada.


The aHmsxafio. gussfiom IN Canada.
MONTREAL, Oct l5.-The annexation question continues
commoon In this city and lts envrons. Tho
natures of twelve hundred OF most Influential citzens
Circular protesting against has been gotten
up and signatures solicited to-day learn thai but about
two hundred names have been obtained
Conditions of the worthew sayksfs.
NEw YORK, October l6-2 p m.--The stock market Is
hIm treasury note SIS ITO lO} loan Of 1858, ia;
cnange on London lOa Flour %
Rss ana S Sens s 70 10 20 70 southern 80 ~
600 bushels of corn % 6s cents for mixed and %
cents Tor yellow Mess Pork $40 81 prime IS ST. Gro
ceies steady Conee very holders firm Rio 10
l0f cents Cotton Is h sales GOO bales at l III cents
Tor fair Upland. Whiskey 26A cents.
PIIIIA October l6-2 D. m--The stook marksr
continues rm and steady. Treasury note 6s ITO, Penn
6s s6i Flour steady Sb l2h Wheat and corn un.
changed Cotton firm as last quoed Whskey, 2Tt cents
in barrels. aa.4
arrival of the Steamer Repwbie
CHARLESTON, Oct l5.-The new and beautiful steamer
Republic, from Baltimore, under command of Captain
Hobbs arrived In early this morning. having been
less than sixty hours on the passage She performed adj
Neio Orleans markets, &c.
New ORLEANS, Oct l3.-The advices by the steamer
Caledonia have reached here. They received Sat-
urday, and viewed rather unavorable
Sales of $50 bales Saturday, market heavy factors
anxious tighten their stock rates. and decline
all descriptions middng 81 10 cents; good middlng
lOt l0a cents iar la cents Sales Of the week 1000
bales principally northern Sales Of
at cents, and new molasses At Is cents per gallon
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OTIS for s~lshry Lots, ssuased essward iom ne Cap
IL ground, thirty eight thou
sand feet each The owner who resides he r Wet seS
good location homo az hie cost VII are low
and give long credit, desired Tue perfect Appy me
Exchange Hotel, @ street. oct tf-efW-
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JUST RECEIvED door
OF 18th Pennsylvania following
page. VIM FIsCHER
The Fashion Polka, by n. d. Hewitt.
band = = ' = N :
The Nova Scotia walzes by winterborom.
Quadles from meyerbeers Of the Prophet by
Sir Easy Rondo designed studies for young beginners by
The celebrated Russian Minks" win variations by r.
X. Chuatal - =
Sir Amusemcnts Elegante by Chas. voss.
Rosa Lee, with variations by Chas. Grobe,
Mary Blame, do do
LuciIa PoIkaj by do
The Aurora Waltz, for guitar, solo.
La CANA Ladrs, antase composed by Henri Rosselen
When Morning beams, III think song; by
Geo. y. Benkert - =
When win thy Smile composed by BelIak
Merry Gypsy Girl sgan, arranged for guitar, composed by
Glover. '.
The Placid Lake, for the guitar, composed BY NJ Deems
Oct IL
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LusRY = QUAIL. MERcHANr TAIIoRs.

Under the National Hotel, Pennsyivanta arenas,
IIAvE the pleasure Of informing friends public that
venss embracing styles approved
the Having the
lection Of stock feel assured that shall be able
great Inducements gentlemen Of good
clothing, found in this Of
Also, general assortment Of fancy articles such
Gloves, cravats, handkerchief suspendcrs
SILK, wooden, and cotton shirts and drawers
Fine muslin shirts, style
Umbrellas dressing gowns hosiery, &C. all Of win be
sold the lowest prices for cash, time
Our friends and the public respectfully invited give
Oct e-3taw3wif
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BY e. @. q 9. ,. DYER, A.ss,o..sr..


ny K. @. q O. .. DYER, Ausssoassrs.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-Two threestoy brick
houses situated the one Q. street near The West Market s
o Sn s nee oo@ %
day. sh The first Il In that improved portion of city
canal neehbehood Of Of e residences
foreign legations bargain win be given az private sale al any
vantage u they fail to apply. JOSEPH BouL Az
octH Ec.hGF.DyER, Auctoneeu.
SPIERs New French Dictionary, volume eyo.
the French dconare. Of he French
aron giving technical employed In the army and
sciences manufacturers and trade, and many words
not found in o'her dictionaries For sale TxyoR xAuRY,
Bcniises French Dictionary, Meadow Sassnt and AZ Ls1
os eRNeos, ~ LA.-s. w..., U.issa ss.s.s ssvy.
rem r.. Puritan BY Jane. rsudas author Of
The Physician and Patient, BY worthingcn Hcoes D. vol
Oct IT. a.DL Nt FkANCk TAYLOR.
VTANTED, by . grsAaats OF one q ths Br1tish Usa-
rom s.ss q ssss ana % es s %
ability thoroughly N. Lahn and Greek snsual and
any best colleges universities o. ire coTsy - bad zen
year. sI = = ~ as any
country. Address "a ~, teacher Baltimore, msysnd'
MEN OF SCIENCE ATTEND i-cosa.nt employment and
good ; will r. Be SS once e Sens bot sS q in
preparing applications for patents need appv MUM CO..
oc, Ia noss'' scienaac Americas oSss, New York
H.m,Ison Larsersush ana Assl .. Msys,
.s., s.s doc % s .s $
mis-icners, Congress- and The various depsrsmsnfs -
Oct 4dscpiy
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Hamilton LuGbcrough snd AbeA u 2nyo,
TToRNEYs al Law and Agents for Claims, win prosecute
claims every description before the board Of Mexcan Com
mis.ioners, Congress, and the various departments
-omce the corner Of ~ and sreets, wsshinson, o.
Oct 4-d&cpiy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

TaE F. Csvecs RIor The trustees OF
the southern portion of the T. Charch IN Aexsndns
had taken pssceabe possession OF the church an" hed
IL until Friday, -ih inst About m lew Northern
members OF the church with some men not meniNfs
wsut "a back window and broke In, entirely destroy
ns the lower sssh ot the window Aiter THIS when me
front door opened a crowd rushed IN snd great "a
element prevailed. Col John Powell one ~ the Us
nee. Of he peace. declared sst Nthough not mem
h.r OF any church hls sifnlues al In favor OF
Nrthodism Hr earnestly sdnioulshed them 90 settir
their difficulties .micahly. or submit thcn Tor sdjaai
cation % wholly t.nicrrsri parties Ills speech "ss
cosched IN the proper sYrlL snd deNerro VIA i.tN'
,loou,rcc The meeting addressed by MI W ~
n.vt. highiv respectable eNhortcr. who advocated
a., csusn OF the southern branch Rcnonl Wheat 30
~ o the trustees OF the church. (snd OF course Of ne
Northern winsA proposed compromise that me
church should De locked up and the keys DC gwen !"
the sheriff OF the County. until the law shall decide ;"
which party 10 beiOngs This compromise "ss Necep'
r and So the stands Yesterday the northern
branch occupied Liberty Hall. on Cameron 81 hc'
Mr. Rusey Jr Minister of the charge. otciaunS iao
Southern - lyceHm Hall. on s.hington 81 s NnSis
they have slso rccognircd tho sabbath school mhi,h
was well attended Rev Charles \. DAVIS OF " ssn
Alexandria Gazette. lin
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

AssAUir AND BArrEKY The Sckszcctadg
r. fafo SAWS Among the recen, triLs IA the jane
term OF the Circuit Court N that city that Of Rev.
l.. leshey yard Gleason. John Nc>herry. Joan
Parnener and Edward fiizgerad for assault and bat-
terry M Lcshey scceder from the kou-sh Church.
snd engaged lcrurlu- the subject Of - usage
SC The assault Was committed on the 18th OF sep
tcnntcr last N somewhat aggravated manner and
caused considerable emotion 1ng clzens al the
time The jury returned verdict Of $50 against the
defendants The same defendants had heen previously
indicted ior assault and battery with intent % XII
Fitzgerald Ma tired s.. the April oyer and IcrmIner.
found guilty and sentenced 70 the Penitenusry tor
three months Al The present court Ncsaerry pleaded
guilty 10 the charge Of assault and battery. Parmen-
Ter was acquitted Gleason bad his tris postponed
rF- SIX canal boats from Whitehall passed our
port on sunday last bound for bytowu Canada where
thew expect 10 tAke lumber 10 transport thence 70
Troy. without breaking bulk. They are engaged Ter
tins trade ior the season IPlAitsburgh Wig.
" The Young men who were wounded al the
hrc las; sunday are recovering. Mr. Jacques who was
considered past al hope, Is likely presently 70 be =
sound a. he Mobile Herald ID
~ The F0ce Sol RepubLcIa, which has been
published Al Hsllowsn Ne hss been discontinued and
united with the Portland Iaqasr.
tF. hrile giri in keene, y. II. was recently
bitten by dog supposed % be raoid Two three
mad dogs have been killed in that town.
T ALFRsD BISHOP. Esq an eminent citizen
Of Bridgeport, CT died =, SsIsiogs % The lllh-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Terrible csform-~fcamboats Injured and he-
lnncholy Loss of Life-farther particular.
in relation 10 the Embassy.

IotIstILLL, uesdayf JUNO i--' w.
A severe storm occurred on the ONO River on
Friday last Both ch.mncys Of the steamboat Peytona
were blown overheard and two three coal boats in
tow Of the Belle Of Nashville and many IN tow ct the
superb. were sunk
BY tho explosion on board the Embassy thirteen
deaths occurred and ivc persons still missing The
first Engineer las since died About thirty persons
were INJURED and scaided
The steamer Memphis encountered d severe gale
near Medina and the pilots house with the roof of h-
cabin were blown oh The chimneys We're also blown
down. Three pilots with the carpenter were thrown
o,efboard and drowned together with some thirteen
others the Captain was blown from the hurricane
deck % the forccastie and seriously hurt The books
and papers aud almost everything else were lost also a
greater portion OF the cabin furniture Those who re-
NAMED n the cshin escaped uniniurei. The boat was
badly shattered and man almost torn 10 atoms
t j. probable that these latter items belong TO
the Embassy explOslOnI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

LoNERs' QUARRELs-The Old lIunker organs
in Wisconsin erect the tips OF their noses st the
idea OF a Coalition Convention in that State to form
Ticket. They were perfectly satisfied with the
Ssmcse Legislative Resolutions, aud would never
have boggled at dozen sets like them, brmiull Of
Free soil and Land Reform bat, dividing Offices
is another affair The Madison Democrat will
have no douby called Convention, but 50 far as
the org ganizstion aud offices are concerned, insists
on Huukersm clear up to So 40. This, if gener-
ally seconded, puts the Free Democracy into
an Interesting position. Hope they II have a
good time.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Dreadful Steamboat Explosion and Loss
of Life.
LovIsyILLE, Tuesday June !

IOTIsVILLE Il0sday June +
The steamboat Embassy collapsed both ilaes
OF her starboard boiler, below Green River, on -a,ur
day morning last and number Of the crew and deck
passengers were killed and blown overheard by the
violence Of The conclusion Twenty eight others wer,
severely scaldcd some of them it j. feared serious
~ that they will not recover
The killed and wounded were chiefly deck passen
gers. though some OF the cabin passengers were Asc
injured
The number Of killed has not yet been ascertancd
The cook was blown overheard and drowned and the
second engineer badly scaded
The boat was much shattered and shortly after the
lanentsble disaster towed 10 Evansville Indiana
The scene on board was Of the heartrcnding de
scrpton Tho Embassy WAS from Pittsburgh bound
10 - LOuis.s .
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL
Appointment. by the President.
ranr.rarcr ArroHNETs

" ASfii>fsl - Jun -
Us DISTINCT ArTozSETs
RoBEzT HrGHKs u TeNs- % b Atornet o. N
United for the District q IeNss vice frsAh
T. Nerrlmsn. removed 90 FEANcIs T. haE1oE OF "a
- D. Ar-0rncv II The uted states ior tlr Dte' o'
Geor-a. vice Henry p Iack.on. removed 2 >HtF.
AID JOHNSON u Del O. b. Attorney ~ tle D. Z" - -
SO. f1r the District Of Delswsrr wee Han Il
Rogers. removed.
LAND oFFf-EAs
THOMAS T. RrssELL q FLORIDA 70 - heo..Fei u
Public Moneys ~ = Augustine ? a vice JOHN u on
tame rel zued HEKcrtEs r ". ANDREEs - flo-
riia- - he Register q The LAID O-ee a. -AAlAsser
pa wee IhoInas Hudson. removed
oFFIrgEs oF rHE CrsroN'
R0HERr " ALLsTo~. Collector ~ the customs AZ =
Mark- la wee Nathan.ei - " slker. removed
AFFRAfsEA
JOHN G. NAETIN ApDraiser Of Nercn andls- a. 2 Lila
delghis, Tice Thomas -tewa-,. removed
By >,-rrfarp of fhe Irsasury.
ASSIST ANr AFFEArsER'
HEDT0oD FrsHEE. Assistant Appraiser oi NerrnAn-
q. ~ Flilafe phis vice Reuben Han-e- refnof-fi
EDWAEr VI IcVaInsoN assistant Appraiser OF ifI
chaniise a. IlLsdeipha. vice William Little, remove
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

~ THr Social G,rHsslNes OF ladies' At the store Of
HrcHcocN 4 LsspsEAr,S. IS Broadway. tor The puf-
pose OF testing the quality snd purchasing large quantities
of their beaaf goods. their hsndsome French Mus
Ha. their gcssaner Tissues, elegant Bareges Camehon
s. &c SC Of deep interest To these enter
prsag merchants snd they have taken the utmost pains
IN encourage their frequent recurrence The gathering to-
dsv 10 D. immensely large. and they have. no doubt
their ssor. well ground aud every al hs posi- To DO
the hIdhlng nf every allenaanL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw.Yoak TRIBUNE
Arrival of the steamer IssbeIi-Late from
Havana.

CHAELEsT0~. I1esday. Igoe =
The steamship Isabel has arrived 4; this port
from Hsran. which place she leit Friday tie N
inst There il ~ genera se~s of importance
IN the markets there has been considerable actTl'!
with large .s.e. for Gernsny White sugars were
quoted al l0s u oenis. Yellow -, Brown y T. -a1
Mu.covadoes u az The whole stock Of Aasco'sao
Moasses bad been purchased i0r England Al rea'.-
In Hoasses there had also been considerA5e business
done for ih. sane 6eterrnson a. ?. reals a1i from
tle Eas, Al zeal. Freghts were dull Exehsnse 10
per cent Oh London. and On New York par % per
cent premium
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

PHfLADEIFHIA Ilcsday. June z ? "
An explosion took place stont clock TINS
afternoon a. thehreworks esab shment Of Nr Jackson
in Third above -hiPpens, which caused con siderable
conformation 70 those in the immediate vicinity.
Three persons were someWhat injured by the sco
dent one 10 i- feared mortaAy
The dsmsge 70 the building i not great What j.
most singular this day year ago an explosion hap
penei place, which va. attended with los'
of ff.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
NInrkni. Rrrrnn. Inna -

Receipts ritkm tte past "a horrs-FLouR,
l5lO0 bos WHEAr, l-OocO bushels CoAS, 5000
bushels.-The weather having been rainy all day has
materially checked transactions. In fLoUs no sales
are reported The operations in CoRN reached 10000
bushels At f3 a cents, which decline FREIcHrs
have sn upward tendency. We quote FLouE 10 Alba
ny 53 81 cents. WHEAT la Il cts. ana CoKN ? 10
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
BUSINESS NOTICES

A~FSicaN MVsErN The reengsgement for wees u
white. Ethiopian >ercnaders, Great Western success
In h. new Character solomon >wpp Jr me return ~
he Lady, the addition fo the euriosueso o. unique
l,cemAking hich produces, win fspidN nat
seems almost magical, delicate lace ot any pattern nave
h. Ned 10 swell he audiences 81 the Muserui ms week
beyond the usual marx There has been an oNefHo" every
afternoon and evening
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

GRowTH oF WIsco>slS.-Oyer t'c0 thousand
passengers disembarked a, Milwaukee in eight
days closing on the lth inst-s9O Cabin, %.
Steerssc. The positive increase thereby OF the
the same period at Sheboyean, Green Bay, South
port aud Racine. Three hundred per day added to
the popu alton OF Young State by immigration j.
some-say Sixty Thousand per annum-whici
the natural increase must swell 10 One Hundred
Thousand. But Tor the soourge OF Land Monopoly
it would be still greater.