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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
<fD ~ WHITEHURST'S new and
f-HQ-s{A extensive G ALLERY OF PRE-
6sAAAA-lE&8 MUM DAG UERREOTYPES,
EsSfJ VGiGTH5 lMs the store of Duval s. Bro,
w 9Eaa between Four half and
easxazss~ss=s1's Sixth streets, Pennsylvania av.
This Gallery possesses many advantages over
others. being built on the second floor, and ar
ranged expressly for this purpose. Ii contains
OF the largest skyights in this country and Ia the
most extensive and finest south Of baltimore. II
possesses every facility for copying Paintings or
laguerreotypes, not having its superior in the
world-where may be obtained beautiful and high
ly finished Daguerreotypes in all weather, though
cloudy is preferable, except for children. Post.
mortem cases promptly attended to.
Awarded the first medal at the late Fair Of the
Mar land Institute.
GALLERIEs.-No. 205 Baltimore street Rati-
more; 347 Broadway, New York; Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, ID. C.; II Main street Rich
mond, Va; Lynchburg, Va; Norfolk, Val and
Petersburg Va,
Or These Galleries afe open free to the public,
j. II. WHIfEHURsT, Sole Proprietor.
Oct 2-d6mif
CHEsAPEAI<EANDo HIQ CANAL bonds
" for sale. Land Warrants wanted. Checks on
all the pSilaipal cities for sale by
June 25-f CKUBB, SCHENCK & co.
Dulles OF ORDER, a manual for conducting
lt busness in town and ward meetings, sucic-
ties, boards of directors, &C., by Benjamin Matthias
A. NJ, new edition.
Morris on Scarlet Fever, vol.
Improved method of instruction for the Piano
Forte, by Charles Jaryis,
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY
Nov 20 Booksellers, near 9th street
GoRDoN's DIGEST OF THE LAWS OFTHE
VI United States, new edition, coming down to
1851, including also, tho Treaties with Foreign
Powers; and an abstract Of Judicial Decisions re-
lating TO the Constitutional and Statutory Law; by
Thomas Gordon. complete in volume octAs
vo Of ! ,I67 pages
This day received by
Nov 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Drafts hereto
fore drawn but
not yet paid,
though payablC
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NEW YORK. LIFE INSURANCE. compANY.

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Office No. 68 Wall street, .Ne,c York.
MoRRIs FRANKLIN, President; SPENCER S. BENE
DICT, Vice president; PLISv FREEMAN,
Actuary.
THIS COMPANY, conducted upon the mutual
a insurance principle, and also upon the princf-
pie of leaving proportion of the amount OF the
premiums on interest in the hands of insurers has
greay extended lbs business and profits, and con-
erred its benefits at the least possible and out
lay 10 insurers.
insurance granted TO persons visiting California
Its agency at Washington comprehends the fol
lowing officers:
VIM. Jones, M. D., medical examiner, near cor
of c and Sd streets.
Peter G. Washington, agent, Apollo Hall, Penn
syivanie avenue, opposite Union buildings
June2
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United States Patent Office.
IN of amabas Langdon, of Buffalo, New York.
for the extension OF patent granted to him on the 9 OF
January machinery planning shingles,
expiration of said patent which takes place
~ the 9th day OF January, 1852
ordered that heard Patent Office
day January 1882 at i2 O'clock aud all persons
and show II they have why said
petition ought be granted.
opposing required file in the Patent
specifically forth in writing, least
twenty days ofhearng All testimony filed by either
party be taken and transmitted
the rules OF the ONCE, which Will be furnished
n application.
Ordered Also be published the National lne
gencer Republic, and Union, Washington d. CT Express New
York; Albany Register Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
ADVERTISER philadelphia Inquirer
Phug Gazette week for three successive weeks
r : TfIoS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. papers will please and send ihe
Office, with paper containing this notice
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by DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

GALE THE EFFECTS OF THE LATE COMMODORE
- order Of Friday
O'clock
Of avenue,
streets, all his personal Effects
plush sofa, chairs, and rockers
Rosewood plu vered lounges and chairs
Satin and danAsk spring seat chairs
Marble top tables, solar lamp and mat
Candle brackets, branches, and candelabras
Papier- inache poys centre table, tea cnjdios
Papier- and glove boxes, inad with pearl
French mante clock, card baskets, cngravings
Secretary and bookcase, sideboard
Dining tables, curtains and corntcrs
Window shades and venetian blinds
Set OF cottage chamber furniture, french bedsieads
Maple bed.teads, spring mattresses, feather beds
rand
Dressing and plain bureaus washstands and sets
bookcases, wardrobos, hatrack
Parios, chamber and stair carpets passage oieoih
straw silver plated branches and candlesucks
Silver table, tea, and dessert spoons
Table and dessert forks, dessert Knives
Sour ladies, butter knives cheese knife
surar tongs, spoons skewers, teapot
Suza bowl cake basket
Waters, liquor stand
Fronch China dinner, dessert and tea ware
Rich cut bohemian decanisrs, tumblers, wines
| Dessert dishes, sc, bottles aud hngef bowls
spyrlass, maps and charts, large lot OF books
Refrigerator, cooking paror aud chamber stoves
Kitchen utensils, sc. II. =.
O'clock shaii sell the silver wae aso pew NO. - IN
st, John's Episcopal Church. -. -
Terms. Fy and UNDER cashi over my dollars credit
months, for satisfactorily endosed hearing ne,L
Nov 5-de Aucuohecrs
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an the petition of Barnabas nnxdon Buffalo, New York. pray
of granted him the 9Th
which place. the 9th day of January, leoa-
be heard Patent Office
January, 1884, ~ O'Clock, and all
appear show they have,
on ought be granted.
opposing required 10 file in the Pa,en
Once objections specifically set h in writing nj least
be hearing taken and in
Office, which viii be furnished sppea
ordered that this notice be published in the National Intel
gencer Republic Union, Washington d. C Express New
York. Albany Register Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Povi
Journal Providence, r. Ii Boston Daily Advertiser Phiia
dephia Inquirer PsburK for
previous the seventh day Of January l6Ja
THOS. EWBANk,
Commissioner Patents.
III and send their
Office, with containing this notice.
Nov Til
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A WEEK LATER FROM BuESos AYREs.-Leters from
Buenos Ayres September IL have been received in Bos
ton There but little ameora'on Of the state OF af
fairs that place since last accounts Ounces sold
on the 18th at 1885, which is slight decline, but the
rapid fluctuations the paper currency tend 10 put stop
TO all mercantile operations.
The accounts from the seat OF war that Orbe,
ing the fuy OF resistance had made second request
of the French and Engish admrals TO convey him and
his Argentine troops Buenos Ayrcs; but it is thought
that the request will be again refused The family Of
Onbe are on board the American brig of-wa cambridge
and he himself would probably be received board the
vessel. of the French vessels If be chose
deser, his army, which will, il is thought, in short
Time be obliged to surrender TO Uqusa, without the firing
OF a gun except in skirmishes. The great matter OF
conjecture is, whether Unusa, if conqueror at the
present sea, OF bosies, will invade the territories OF
the Argentine republic and advance TO Buenos Ayres.
There does appear TO be much fear of blockade OF
Buenos Ayres by Brazilian fleet who have, however,
obtained complete control of Parana river Rosas is in
hopes that in Urquisa advances the country people
will oppose his progress; but this is matter OF some
doubt, Oribe is said DESIRES if he get out o. his
present troublesome condition, TO leave for Europe.
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nISsOLUTION Of eo-partnershtp--Tbo co-partner-h,p
heretofore existing between the subscribers under The hm OF
Raub l. Green dissolved the 18th September -
.E#l.- GEORGE r. RAuB
.#1 .... JOHN GREEN
the business OF soap
sw cbandery Ohio between 18th and
18Th Streets he be his old customers All
the undersigned and ne VII pay
articles purchased
have this establishment. - ,...n
Nov 7-3tood o. T. hhop'
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are employed on both oceans. whose trips are 80 regular
mat the transmission OF intelligence between New Yor
and California 10 expeditions and uniform Il rarely
happens ha these vessels are detained beyond the day
when their arrival expected and their departures are
never delayed by these lines freight and letters are re-
ceived and Transmitted six times in each monthfour bv
the Panama, and two by the Nicaragua route and when
the railroad across the lshmus Of Panama is finished
psct great portion OF the c0msJcs between EurODs ANA
the East transacted over it. The time is rapidly ap-
preaching when II with be rare occurrence Tor shin
TO "doabe the stormy cape" Bulk will be broken Al
ChagIes cargoes will be conveyed by railroad 10
Panama. and thence reshpped 10 the ports OF their des
tnatonthus saving several thousand niles in distance
and great deal Of time, with vast reduction in ex
pense and wear and tear OF shipping This will be the
result before another year, of American enterprise and
energy, applied in proper direction
II is TO be regretted that the competition between the
Panama and Nicaragua routes tends TO impair the profits
which are The legitimate result of American enterprise
IN the construction OF these communications between the
Atlantic aud the Pacific oceans The conseq uence is be-
lore u.s. The competition, which is natural under such
circumstances, will reduce the price OF freight and of the
transportation OF passengers to point that orbids the
idea oil the Nicaragua line akng much headway against
the Panama line, which is the best oganzed and if
further reduction be made, rivalry will change into
struggle for the supremacy which the company which
has the more capital is the best arranged will be the
victor. The Panama route, having the money and
greater resources, and being the best rouetakng the
uncertain and revolutionary state OF affairs in Nicaragua
into consldeati0nhas the advantage over its competitor
VI course the greater The rivalry the greater the srug
gle between these companies, the greater will be the
eht that The public will receive from their competition
But we are only in the beginning Of the great change
which these inter- oceanic communications will effect
the commerce OF the world The destiny OF the city oil
New York is 10 be the metropolis of the world the TO-
Gus Of commerce. the great pslpating heart and centre
OF civilized and disenhralled nations. These commune
cations will hasten that time
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Frte.soa Me,tirg at FInxR Hall,

BogTos Noyember5-p m.-Thc free. soilers held
log tonight at Faneuil Hall, which attracted great
crowd RESOLUTIONS passed in favor of receiving Kos
sp,h. o BreD, and Mazzni. Among the speakers was
Gddipgs Of Ohio who twice called liar during hts
speech and frequently interrupted by calls and cheers for
Webster Giddng however, finished his address, and no
serious disturbance took place, us was feared.
J. Rufus Eaton, ship chandler, and two boys in small
boat down by schooner last night and drowned
Eatons body recovered and brought to the city this
afternoon.
5000 900
The national democrats OF Mddescx county have formed
ard promulgated senatorial ticket The election on
Monday viii be the most exciting ever held In this
State.
arcat reshei has occurred in the Penobseot river.
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I,RErCu fILLrSERY.-Mrs ANN n. CLARK has lust
from New York, and will on Saturday next NO
y.mber Fashionable Millinery Saloon, very large ann
Preach winter hats, misses 90,
children infants with extensive sso
mani OF fashionable goods order.
Of the Farmers and Mechanics BANK, "oss
street, GEORGETOWN. No'p~''
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uyAsHISGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
school this Institution
night and sundays from O'Clock
o. ..E...
English grammar practical ipsruc
Ion IN m, AIT reading
slocu,on aud on TIE several Kinds on public
together with vsr6us distinguished
prose and verse -. :. -
devoted explanation and analysis
ain authors and composition, enabling the student
.,, ,innr 10 cad with facility.
be comprises the study Of arithmetic book
keeping surveying n3onomsty and cnleuu'
Nov f--Iw sA-@t hANUEb bhkbEk, President
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lTssIRABI.E Hoases In the First Ward, wei '"r-
IL nshed, 10 let; uaL.r.I : - 49,. ,.,.,. -
Is That 0adshy the West Market aisy oc
onp,Id by Patterson together WIN e
nur, thernnmone which good sopply OF handsome ohins
IA and house linen. Ell l..... !. = a.. ..au.....
"a That Budngs present IN he occupancy
o Capt David r. Porter Of the United states navy 'fse' WI"
IN ,he,e houses is Of quality, bought
nee parties. kept good
49, n, Fo' terms % p'a's'" RICHARD SMITH
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I,ou Rent, the large aud corsnoae@ws hssss In Tn
ers, ward now occupied by the BsasiIiar Minister.
For terms apply Gen. Graiot sir Buildings.
Sept 9i-eodn linsel-l
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NAVAL. LIFE Midshipman, by lieut. Lynch.
~ United Navy. Ell T. ....sl !.
waichne spiru by Il beautifully Illustrated
The Mischief Maker, with Illustrations.
The Strawberry Girl, with Illustrations Il
boys, nd County Book, with illustrations.
The Young Emigxnts, and other stories-l vol.
nrsprasoca a book boys girs by Mrs L. g. Tntbi
-fnIvsr Jo his three Baoo Iydogens
FHANCk TAYLOR
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A CARD.-The pubic respectfully informed mat IN rev
or
snail by o the late Mrs Anne " eaike
OF Lafayette Square the whole
az tho rich varied furniture OF winch more
~ Ia ,ce on the ac will be given.
'A'N 49, DYER MCGUIRE,
Auctioncrrs.
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CARDThe OF the public respectfully requested 10
OF rich cabinet French China dssse
and service ment.i vases, glass silver plated wsr
general
household furniture MI ~ which selected win
expressly for the city s1e
will be sod exceedingly low for cnsi bbea GREG" o'
satisfactory rapNr - ,.or,pv
Sept I'D A"se"ns~~
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The Commercial Advertiser Of this afternoon saws IL
speak With certainty Sta ia
bat the probabilities that all me democratic caudidss,
with the exception Of Chatiield for attorney general .r
elected Mr. Ulmann, the wing candidate for that Office
above his ticket and Chatelt far below his The sen
is wing by GRITTY and the house Is also probably
whig So lar heard o 50 wings and i6 democrats are
elected. leaving 10 districts TO hear from.
The Cherokee sailed this Afternoon Chages
direct, with 800 passengers.
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PORTLAND. (Me > Nov o,

We have accounts here from Annapolis Novs scotia.
stating that the Commodore, plying peh-cen on
John and Douglas been lost in the recent severe gale
and that all on board pefished . -, eat pa.
severe storm prevailed al Haiias on w 49,, ~
whstves were greatly damaged by the overlooking o. tho
tides which were very high ~ - -
Fonr fishing vessels which went cut sofne une ago on
a dshlnr cruise have been lost with all on board II
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Neu Jersey Election.

NEWARK, Nov 90. p,
The election in this State only for county officers In
iS county there split and Union tickets that
ne result canno be known before morning. The city of
trenton gives 1872 majority and Mercer county 23O or-
". for the democratic -
camden county elects three democrats to the assembly
and a democratic State senator
Gloucester county elects senator and one
democratic assembyman. For the other member is a lie
vote, ~ = " = "
In Salem county the entire democratic ticket is elected bv
an average majority ofIl0. =
elected. ~
In Burlington two if no, three democratic assembymen
elected
The majority in the assembly will DO largely demo.
cratic Hudson and Bergen counties give democrac ma
jorities.
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Desfyu-,irs FIR.

Philharmonic, Nov "a fire broke Out this evening.
about 81 o'clock in the OF the hardware and
lery Of MrsTs. Faust " Wnebrewer, No 6St North
Third street, who occupied the first. third, and fourth
lies Their stock valued S70c COO, upon which the 70
insurance Of $4,000. Tho loss unknown. Tho
econd story occupied by Messrs Mceche Shepperd
shoe store, who fully insured The cause OF the
fire unknown.
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Tic steamer America reached horc the ss, and after
landing mails and passengers, proceeded on her route
for Liverpool.
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The propeller ST. Joseph, ashore on Lake Huron has been
sTba Empire State sunk at Cleveland has been raised.
and plg ced in the dry dock for repairs
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From the Gallalin (Tenn.) Tenth Legion
Democracy and Whixxxry.


is pleasing TO witness the triumph OF democratic prn.
cples throughout almost the entire Union. Never was
there time when the ederalsts in such lean mi
nory. They now have scarcely place left on which
completely swept away and they are now left exposed
in all their naked deformiy. The pure principles OF de-
mocracy so congenia to the feelings of republican
people. spreading in every direction, and evdencng
to the world that they best adapted to the welfare Of
mankind and the maintenance OF free and enlightened
government.
recurrence 10 the past political history is only neces-
sary TO satisfy any impartial man of this fact Look at
the opponents OF democracy in their various phases and
render themselves popular with the people, and il will be
seen that they have never had any fixed principles by
which they might become permanently united; and that,
although they by deception and intrigue, have
times been successful in defeating the democratic party,
their glory soon faded away few months possession of
the power and patronage Of The government was suft
cen TO expose the cloven oot OF the old federal party
in all its deormty and 10 alarm those who had been led
OF 10 their support by spurious and false probes
sions.
Such the in the last presidential election and
such have been the results and now the administration
has scarcely copJras guard" to rally around it, |,
is in the most contemplate minority of all the admins
traons that have ever preceded il and this minority is
kept together by the power and patronage which it
yields. Stripped Of this 1t would soon sink into the low
ten, except, perhaps, when some OF its mbece and pus
luminous acts might be brought 10 view.
How different has been the with the democratic
party Its principles commensurate with The forma-
ton OF the government. They have grown with its
growth and s,reng ihened with lis strength, and the be-
ngn influences of those principles hav been felt through
out the Unon To the dissemination OF those principles
may be attributed the unparalleled prosperity and happ
Of people, and tho stability OF our republican
institutions. Although at times defeated, the dem oc ratio
party conscious OF its integrity and relying upon The vr
tue and intelligence OF the people, has still pursued the
tenor OF lis way, still maintaining its long cherished
principles. and firm in the belief that Truth is mighty,
and will prevail" Nor has il been deceived and il
now finds itself going on from conquerng unto con
quest" until the last yes,ige Of old federalism shall be
swept from our land or at least will be compelled HIDE
ts puny head forever.
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rrwO very desirable Brch D,velIinRs q pr,vn
NJ :, onc ,hr.n .yoy story BRICK mouse
ted an between Ninth Tenth streets when VIII pe
f,r ON. bs o,sh and The and two years fo' M
formation may obtained by applying nyrp , uoaturr
NovQ-eoN o'1" ' 'NNS~'
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Seam n. urieasIon between the Atlantie and
.rzfh@ ciAc Ce~sss.
We transfer to our columns. from the New York
Herald the subjoned well written and judicous article
upon this very important subject The HcraIds view Of
The magnitude Of thess entepses and of the energy,
ski, and success with which they have been and still
are prosecuted IL in nowss overs,aeJ In every point
Of view hey are grand and striking displays of that
lghened and undsun,ed spirit Of enterprise which other
nations already recognising the peculiar character
ae Of our country. The Herald refers 10 the approach
ing completion OF the railroad across the Isthmus Of
Panama. and to its probable immediate effects upon the
general course Of trade. We understand that eAectua
aaaGsnsnts have been made 10 urge on the completion
Of this route with the umos, energy 1, is understood
thai onA 81 the principal stockhoder. in the work-a
gentleman a great experience and practical abiiiy-s 10
proceed without delay to the Isthmu. to examine the
Of the oyssasioas there, and give the Railroad
Company IL beasat Of the views which he may form
upon the spot n the methods by which The work can
bspu.hed most speedily and successfully to its erm
nation. y,ofs q 81. Us .s5u stf sss
.'' iett q ,tslesi4 e Prom the New York Herald
Qua ATLANTIC ARD PACIFIC coMxurIcArross.-The
eIasrdiuasy eatssprss exhibited by the American peo
pe IN opening two different communications between the
Maa0c - 1he PacRc within the short space OF
TWO years. aufachng the attention of the whole world,
ana reeosveS - deserves communication There il
people u ayiesenee, We confident who could thus
The attention q the greatest inelecs Of the Old World
and not only dsmonstrate its prac,icabny but carry II
INTO effect, - II by magic rs the Americans have done
ned At ts exateation Of american energy and enter.
Prsepessto that communication between these oceans
has been estA6iiSNed-morlifsd that il was no, accom-
n.aei BY Brons. BY British capitalists, and by British
esterprse (whth BY the way would be an ctabe
commodity in NJ United SsAles)
There are now TWO commune atoms with the Pacific
the o,he, ,hrourh ,bs Si.,s ~ N;rsmon. In ms.
unes large number OF splendid steamships varying in
we from fifteen bundled three thousand tons BURDEN