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cabinets. This history OF the reformation Ia France
teens with instances OF the immensely OF he evils pro-
tuced by the seldshness vanity and intolerance oi men
who occupied high stations in society," and shows how,
even IN mat corrupt aud demoazed condition OF society,"
TIE efforts OF one just yTuous and courageous MIND,
mad such been placed IN authority, would have been sui
Recent TO have arrested the progress OF evil which
rendering the kingdom OF violence, misrue, and
confusion.
The work is very happily dedicated to "Her Grace
the Duchess OF Sutherland" The narration terminates
at The death OF Charles TX but il the intention OF the
aulhoess 10 continue The history the downfall OF the
Cause and Party at The Revocation OF the Edct oil
Nantes
The North British Rspistc
We have received from Messrs Taylor & Maury
agents for Leonard Scott Co.. the last number OF the
above-naned Review, and take occasion 10 state TO all
those who are desrous Of procuring the epubIicatons
OF the British Reviews and Black woods Magazine, thai
formidable objection subscribing for number Of peri.
odcas has been removed by the present cheap postage
law, and that these Reviews afforded low
rate 10 be within the Of the greater portion OF
the reading community,
SARTAIN's Union MAGAZINE for the present month is
unusually attractive. The 'Scenes in The Life OF our
Saviour continued, with many Illustrations; and
among other articles OF interest, notice one by the
Rev. A. ID Eddy giving most graphic description OF
Chaisworh, the residence of the Duke oil Devonshire
which we intend transferring 10 columns soon as
we can find space
GoDEY's LADYs Book for September contains beautiful
line engraving, Souf Grapes, with from fifteen to tween
y other embellishments Most OF the articles are written
by American ladies-a fact which, apart IRON the inIn
sic merits Of the periodical is sufficient 10 account for It's
great popularity.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE Sep. 800 p. m.
Inc political canvass is proceeding win increasing
Flgor. Is 9TH parties holding meetings nightly, and
making their Preparations the cong contest
which takes place next Wednesday week still feel
hdent Of Mr. Whyte's success
have been shown very ingenious and useful inven-
iou lately patented by Mo Seva Short of New London
Connecticut designed 70 supersede entfely tho use
putty in putting 10 glass The lights placed upon India
rubber fixed around the frame and then shy up
prevent Of either water air un-
dersand factory for their manufacture will shortly be put
into operation The invention is something novel, and will
doubtless 90 into very general use
There is local news of any particular interest The
weather has become quite warm again The Grand Lodge
OF Odd Fellows in session this morning The call
he several States and the action the Wdey fund.- occu
Died The time OF the Lods un,l late hour last night The
Lodge this morning adopted what is called the ladies do
gree, by vote OF AZ TO 37lhe gfsnd-so having decided
that ma ionty vote only necessary.
The members of the Lodge had grand supper last night,
which, am told elegant and Interesting affair
VIII ADJOURN .ns de this afternoon al O'clock
Our malsets very quiet No sales Of -four and prices
remain nominal last quoted Howard street, So 81 City
Mills, So 81 Red wheat 65 10 cents white do, rs 81
Yellow eorn 81 oS cents; white, So 90 cents.
Oats 81 "a cents Rye q, cents. Provisions frm-proes
unchanged. Whiskey 22 % cents. The money market
Is easier
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ohstsa~i~"aA f&iNsho"S-
The Baltimore Argus, in advocating the choice OF Nh.
Whye, the democratic nominee for Congress in the Balt
more district, has the following udicious observations
ihey are applicable less other States than 10 Mary
and and they apply especially TO those sections which
are divided on the great question OF Union, and dsunon
or secession
Were we % send whg. he would have no influence
IN ms House lied by his party predictions hopeless
minority, he would bs hut useless pher and effort
"hch he might make would with sympathy or re-
eu rom those who hold the power OF ell legislation. Oar
i3uhcauons would be neglected they in the d. .
heh M Kennedy repre- Uned as and city would lose
VIC phaehce winch she has possessed democratic
stronghold
We put to the good OF the people of Baltimore
70 a'H tue mselves what posble there for
g enange In the ical character of Representa-
I'VE 10 we want place city OF the pale sym
pahY WIN the known orty the House Do we want
NC ourselves 70 the whig dynasty, which is
certainty doomed to overthrow that day Of election is
coming do we want endorse the anti-re bltcun
o"fse OF me administration and sanction To GalpLn swim
aefsf II hi, be the wish Of the people oil Baltimore, they
may pas I| The phtg nominee but they desire
oV continue IN her course OF prospery they desire TO
Soe he representative honored and useful ia the councils Of
''c hauon-they VIII not send there who is de.
serer from the democratic ranks and who consequently
cannot ACT with the democratic majority, but
useless appendaRe the WING minority during entire
next Congress- We do address ourselves demo-
Gratis, because we know, OF democrat who will
the whis candidate, but address ourselves wings
are interested in the business Of the ciy and say
eIn, what can you eIpec' but the very results which
have thus briefly deaiied9 and what could induce any
sonable man TO wish for such results The democra
candidate has been bfoughi up amongst youa business
man he has oiled with youyour interests his inter
ess, and his position member of the democ ratio party
WIN enable him 10 serve you in thousand ways, which
one IN helpless minority do. We ask you then
think of these things and upon them as your indg
mont and your interests hail direct"
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We publish in another column the recent correspond
ence on this subject between the Governor of Maryland
and the President; and along with il the letter OF Rev.
Mr. Gorsuch TO the governor of Pennsy lyania in rea
ton 10 his gross dereicon of official duty in the case.
II is a strange and sinister fac,-full OF omnous sig
nihcance--that in such any man, and much more
lhe chief executive of another State should have thus
found necessary in an official communication to bring
This terrible the attention OF the Presi
dent of the United States.
Certainly no one who knows anything OF the people
OF Pennsylvania doubt that they have both the power
and The will 10 keep the peace within her borders and to
epress and punish duly all resistance there to the law OF
the land That the public authority OF the State should
be even temporarily in such hands defeat this
patriotic purpose of the citizens of Pennsylvana 70 the
shameful and fearful extent which it has, in this case
been defeated sad and sickening state of things Ii
is altogether manifest that the peace OF the country de
mands of the people OF Pennsylvania a whitening and
overwhelming ebuke of the spirit which Gov Johnston
has displayed in this transaction 1t has been suggested
several quarters that he should withdawor perhaps,
rather that his party should withdraw hm-from the
canvass. That such event would have most beaef-
cial effect, in view of the indignation, not OF the South
only, but of the whole country, so justly and
thoroughly reused, cannot be questioned AT all events,
il hardly be doubled that the people OF Pennsylvania,
both wings and democrats will feel that it is due both TO
their ownOtaie and TO the Union, that Gov Johnston,
and those in whose counses he shares should longer
hold the power peril her public peace or parayze her
public justice. To have had governor, for term,
against whom such charges be urged the Rev Mi
Gorsuch urges against Gov. Johnston, in the empel-
ate and measured befiling his sacred calling, is
doubtless all The eproach that proud and patriotic Stale
like Pennss lvaua will be willing 10 endure. :.
The stern language Of the letter of Governor Lowe is
the Ian giage OF truth II is true that this horrible deed
will "peneuate the soul of The South" And it ought
do 80. The time has July when the South should
finally understand whether under the constitution and
The laws, her iugive-slave properly cannot be
safely and e,,eciualy reclaimed II is upon this condi
that the friends of the Union in The southern States
have. in the recent agalions pledged their feay the
common government OF the country. That faith as
pledged they wl redeem, and they redeemng il Blu,
their honor and their safety alike forbid them TO continue
their allegiance The Union when the Union shall have
proved itself unable enforce those provisions of the
constitution which framed for their protection.
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The New YoRK TiMEs.--We have received The Sec
ond number OF this long expected Journal and we
should be glad 10 receive the first and the succeeding
ones. It's politics kind of mi-Seward whigism,
and will doubtless advocate its bad and hopeless cause
With ability and zeal. The rumor runs that there is
enough OF varied alent and accomplishment brought TO-
gether in its editorial make the fortune Of any
journals and the number before US certainly edited with
tact and industry n all its departments 1t is to be regret
ted, however that lis editor should have made two such
capital plumbers in his second editorial as to defend
kghertau and deny that tie Chrstiana case is case
OF treason
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Thr Ad"inistr ntion aud lhe New York aChest.-
The Albany State BegIslef-the accredited organ Of
The President at the OF government in New York
thus is full approval OF that platform OF prnci.
pies which the leading wing journals OF the South have
denounced a" subtetuge, cheat" and snare =
The sentiments put forth by committees. and on.
dorsed by the convention, national and patriotic They
include MI the essential articles OF the wing fsithdevotion
the Union; the maintenance OF the constitution IN all
pars soqoescence in and faithful execution Of he
laws OF Congress, excepting the fugitive act and OF the
State legislature; warm support and commentator Of
the national and Sat" administrations and what more
could ask This Is platform upon whiclf all wing
stand, aud under the patriotic lead o. worthy Pres
ideni New Yofks honosed son. ard Of The capable ant
efficient chief magla.s Of our Empire Stale, bnlie
fully, side by side, against common foe"
Here is a distinct and official declaration tina, The
New York wings do not pretend to have pledged them
selves 10 anything than the erecuion of the iug
tive law while j; stands the saluie-book, and
thai The wings everywhere ought 70 be Satisfied with
this even when coupled with the avowed right and duty
agitae for is repeal This declaration made the
significant by the Register when speaks OF the pres
dent and Governor ilnt The joint heads Of the wing
party in New Yofk-ihe governor having IN his FIRST Of
fetal act recommended the essential notification Of
the fugitive law Truly, the Fillmore wings in New
York receive with ihsnkuness the few crumbs which
fall from the table OF their master, Seward
But it would appear, by the following notice from
wing journal printed within forty miles of the Presi.
dent. home in Buffalo. that all this Lumny Of the presi-
dent and bis friends does not protect them from further
aggression and insult
FILLMORE LAID rATS-At the district oonven-
ton held ia Batavia the Oh inst at which Levi Fish
was renom mated Tor The assembly, aud Senator Upham
appointed STATE delegate, Mr. Fillmore laid on the
table The 10 Roy Gazette tSewafd whig) says The
resolutions were mosdy unobjectionabe, and might have
passed IL The patriotic Of Mr.. Farrus' had not
called Tor endorsement in a convention where II was
thought the least said Is soonest mended' sgmatzes
the Presidents friends as iacuonists'"
Such indications these mus, at last convince oil the
wings Of The South that in relying upon the President
aud The wing party TO sustain the Compromise, including
the fugitive law, they are leaning on broken rod
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Ffnsr NtaHr or SrAsos.
ayoNpI6 IsIR FRENCH BALLET TKOUPE.-This celebrated
M tr,up. win commence pcrDpanle IN us city
be accompanied by dramatic and
az fan corps a. tsIct particulars sec s,nai bills
The OF welt known o. he the
best ariisies ~ ths country va
Mrs Nonpar, csichaed Hr danseuso OF the theatres
Mlaa Brussels, Madhd Nicnns the principal theatres
America.
MiAs H. Blondeau drst danseuse.
Miss Anna Buisu, danseuse Of Vienna
mss l., Ia.sn, second daoseuse.
Miss Kate Ludlow,
onpR the celebrated first dancer in the princ
theatres OF Europe add America
Mr. =. Munpssr.
MIR Cory, comic dancer
Cornst Wict liod Mons Grossi, haarro
Mons CHS the celebrated hageoette player.
And y ful corps De ballet
Monday september a. 1851 the performances
with laugnabl farce BY the dramatic company
After which the comic ballet Of
FRIsAc; or THE DUfLLIsT.
The whole conclude with the grand Asc ballet entitled
CAl.IpH OF BAcDAD; or, the SLAVE.
Ecc Of admission boxes and parquet, so CENTS gallery y
cents Secui ed seats, rs cents
open performance quarter be
fore 8.
Box open during day, until > M when
senis and boxes be secured.
sept2l-u tinell
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NATIONAL HiLThs popular place OF be opened
Monday night with celebrated Monpar ballet Troupe
troupe exception Of the kayeis troupe
visited this country. Their performances
universal admiration wherever they been and
viii doubt have welcome city
sort OF amusement well adapted 10 the and Il free
anything which offend fastdious The
troupe will be accompanied by good and vaudeville CON-
pany, play pieces between the ballets.
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ton that among the FIRST risk her money on the
success Of revolutionary struggle. and that now SO
appropriately reminds u.s. through her rich merchants, OF
her willingness 10 give helping hand towards the es
Enlistment OF direct trade with her potts VIII not
the intelligent apd spirited planters and merchants p The
southern States meet more than bali way this lberalliy
aud confdencel
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NEW YORK, Sept. 90
The Franklin sailed today with SO passengers and
S692, 1874 Ia specie.
The Illinois arrived about o'clock this morning She
brings 800 600 gold freight 4I9 900 in hands
Of the passengers
Stocks qnet-Erie has advanced 1. Sales OF 1000
bbs -four 3 81 for State brands and "a l2k 81 rs for
Genesee. Rye aou, 50 81. Wheat is unchanged Sales
of mixed at 50 60 cents Provisions fm--saes
OF 100 bbls pork $i5 49, and 200 bbis prime at
$l3 l2a Sl3 25 Cotton is quet-and unchanged Whis-
Key, % cents.
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IN obedience OF the President 81 the United ste
the for a-certaininp and setting ~
vate ~ California hereby rive motto
session held Francisco, IN SAID s''
on the day of December. 1881. Ia. - of
Under hands, city Of Washington, ms % W "
September 1851. - 80, nam
HARRY j. THnRNTcN,
-. "a commissioners
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Goth instant Miss MARY ELF ABETH
HOWARD, daughter OF The tate. Mr. IIRsRY Howard,
her
The friends Of the family invited attend her
Sunday ~ O'Clock, from the residence her mother
OF street, between I and X.
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ROCHESTER,, Sept. 20.
Hon. Frederick Whulesey died here yesterday. Lady
Suffolk won the yesterday.
TIE Stale Far Fsstiuai.

ROCHESTER,, Sept 9-AmonRst the speakers at the es-
tvai ast night were Governor Marcy. Goyernor Hunt,
General Wool, EXPIRES dent Tyler, Governor Morton of
Massachusetts Governor Wright of Indiana, Adj utant
General Ward Snth Colonel Webb, Horace Greeley, and
recorder Tdhnadgo.
The heahs Of the Queen aud Prince Albert given,
and warmly responded by the Hon Adam Ferguson of
Canada. la difference TO certain preudicas, wine
IN reduced, ard Tor the the dancing not
advertised, though understood there would be ball.
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We find in lie Side, Of Paris under date OF the I'd
instant, the following paragraph
Th. articles which have niuscted The particular aten.
ioo s IN. y.i,- aud OF the OF ,nspecoa the
London Exposition the aeam machines and me per.
unefses deposited by Mess Maurice and Jules Hauel,
OF OF them OF great merit,
and reAscting honor the United States"
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sos REWARD.

usTon "Wednesday afternoon 7h instant, between the War
and Ipth street Fennsylvanis avenue of
An ~ ae psnk II Metropolis amounting to $50 Two hits Of 80
- ~ ~. name OIL their backs whoever
800, liz same 10 walker ofncs OF the mmsnding general
War shall receive reward Of twenty nvs dollars
sl-dat
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I,OR Rent. the isrge aud common, , 80 '" "
A W. now occupied by the Brsxuian ni"s'p''
For apply Gen Gfsno, Sn o"""s''
Sept 2l-eodu ln's"J
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o. Methodist Episcopal Church south-The exercises
quarterly eting church will
The Rev. DAVIS presiding elder will preach O'clock
m aud Leoadas Rosse OF Ale tandra at7k, The
public ar cordially invited 10 auend.
sept 1l
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non promo,,ng Tho growth .nd b,aussryt.x IN

.stApER AID Ta,ior WILLIAM TUCKER, 'sm ~ m's
firm OF Lane Tucker, PeBDsyiFsnis avenue, ~.
receive calls from M NUMEROUS
The puhc generally having i1 open.o ~ ia
al rancb EnrSh cots csssinees snd
vtssngs selected hue with grea care ION hicn III,
In, no,,,, u.ee ~ New Phtsnephs AZ Wn'cn VIII
~ [ ~. 10 price and the repuaon oi Us
uent sufficient guarantees 70 ~ wno Gay '"'
M lie ye M which his nts WIZ be cxecneo
IA sbeI, b. feady dayr 10 show some on u' hanason
es STYLES of that have ever p'f" "'' ~ N''
a. nj QI-AawlN
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n asonicThe funeral OF Brother Henry Morgan,
Lodg No H. will take pace Sunday The 2lst
O'Clock Masonic Hall OF 10Th md
Members u sister lodges and roouning brethren are aernay in
ved 10 attend,
BY orders CHARLES CALVERT
Sent 2l-lt Secretary.
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O- Unitarian ChurcB-Regous services will be
chureh this day, by the Rev Mr. Rice Of Boston
,isng
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The Railroad Jubilee Third dayftaess of the Presdent
Mr. Ughsf,r. &c

BosToS Sept. Is.--Boson is dressed Ia gala costume,
add completely overfowins with people The Grand mill
tay and civic INTO order at neltpas
O'Clock this morning IL Is OF Inuense length, and more
numerous han AM thing before Witnessed New
England. The President ndisposed and does appear
IN the procession.
Lord Eisn aud SURE very warmly chee.ed.
Tie President and cabinet lea here 8, their
way Washington They will DO accompanied 10 the
state line by tie legislative committee. They will go
through Newport pos IDLE Mrs. Fillmore is
tueie, and will accompany the President 10 Washington
Lord Elgin likewise leaves tas afternoon. Yesterday
nofning the WING Safe Genital committee waited Mr.
Gilmore and essed their qualification the in
which he conducted the government.
ius left President He has sue red consider
alb the night aud morning from ataek of diGfr
hlei and stomach derauaement, similar 10 mis- attack ro-
Gently White Sulphur Springs. and brought on by
change water coli and fatigue de has declined ined
ra attendance, and much reiisv-d and sies ping
du,cuy No alarm need be felt He will lin the pro-
to-day, but w leave this evening Tor New York,
II u0Swofse. &.
Mr Webster this morning formally received deega-
Vermont, as since pubic reception,
hCh largely attended, he is now receiving the Ia
dies the Revere House.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BosroS Sept. 1.-the ,aree DAYS jubilee closed with
grand and niary proces-lon which was two and
half hours passing the Revere House An Immense din.
The Common the tabies for which extended
miles
Mr. Fillmore was present at the dinner and replied
a complimentary toast in brief and appropriate
speech There OOU persons dinner and Immense
crowds gathered in the along the route OF eson
aud balconies presented a of lively interest
The President said that public duties Teqsfed his i'm
mediate presence Washington.
The President and Secretaries Conrad and Stuart eh at
O'Clock this evening for New York Mrs Fillmore was
expected Join them Fall River, and the whole party
would proceed thence to Washington.
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INSTITUTES American Lsw.Just published Institutes
American BY Hon. John Bowler Of Law
Dictionary sc. 4 vols, eyo
From the Hon Simon Greenisaf, IL ID.
Bosros, July l6, 1881
have received the volumes Of the "Insutues
or which had kindness
la author has a middle
occupied, OF, preceding American
subjects of learning
ci.ion nien accuracy definition, fail,
highly acceptable To the
thanks for
muc Obliged and obedient servant,
4. Ropr. T.. PETrRsos.
Just published and for sale by
ROBERT Y. PETERSON,
Fith and Arch street- Pbilade phia.
Sept 2i--3td
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Later from Hapa~aSsesssros CawdidaU for Governor o
Mtsantypi

NKw ORLEANS Sept l6-The brig Adams Gray has ar
rived here with later dates from Havana. There 10 no
news OF importance from Cuba.
Hon Jefferson Davis has consented to the seces
candda governor OF Mississippi, IN place OF Gen.
eral Quitman declined.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT At AUCTJoN.-On Thursday,
ha, se the premises at O'Clock, p M,
a south
Pennsyi
wanna Avenue containing 72 ieet being lot No H.
square hayag 81 81 feet, and ia feet
Terms One-thifd balance
deed and deed Of taken
inds pniabe
sept 9-4t A GREEN. Auctionser.
I,oR promoting the growth snd btautfsytnG tho
ENEN@ (at the Atheawum) has received
fresh supply OF The oowp standard toilet
Phalons chemical hair iGyisorator
Barry NicopheFops
Ju : hair tonic
Gueri inp and iiauicss Eau Lustrale
Rowland's Maca-.ar OIL marrow,
Of Lubns Cologne, &C., an OF
which viii be sold moderate prices
A, the Athcnsum, opposite Adeiph 1hesne'
septal-guf
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Phiiadelphia TYPE Foundry.

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of his matrices, the faces Of which are not ex-
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in the country; halters himselflha by strict
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none but the most skillul work men, lie Is elI-
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He is constantly adding TO his stock all that
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Specimens will be sent to those wishing to
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Presses, Chases, Cases, lux, Stands. Gal
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ded TO furnish complete Printing Office,
supplied at the shortest notice.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
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put up in fonts oil correct proportion.
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