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70 The court of that county change of venue to ST,
"Ary county Most probably the application will be
out requires an affidavit BY accused 10 the e
feet that they obtain Justice In the eoupt h
crime Is alleged to have been committed Daniel Digs
esd state attorney for Prince Georges county win pra
cute ana probably be assisted by Col b. r. Smith and
Y. CarringtOn, Of this ctY.-Sfar
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Ii u Ell T. G RAPH.
TAe Di.eo,eyv of ~, ~, p.,,..,.,..

The Discovery Of Sr John froaklin.
| bALTiMokE October a-A despatch from Montreal
gives the particulars Of the discovery of Sir John Franklin
remains The information obtained from the Esoumau
who say that Franklin his crew were found frozan ),
death in the ice There with them many relics
English goods, silver forks, spoons 6c marked Sir
'ohn Franklin and also other undoubted evidences The
whole facts go to indicate that were the remains of the
lost mariners but the story is stiIl doubtful
lhe hrst announcement Of this discovery viii be found in
another coIumn.l
Safety Of T~etyseuen of ae Areies Passsnqer. and
Creu.
PHLADEIrHA, Oct. H-Captain stotesbury states that
metahc ie-boat came into ST. John, Newfoundland con-
tanning fuser aeb OF the Arctic twelve sailors and four
teen passengers The purer six passengers and five of the
crew, landed at Holiness Hole proceeded to New YORK
The British steamship Osprey with portion of the cargo
Of the City OF Philadelphia is below
lsEcoNp oEspAroH.l
fHiLApELpHiA, Oct 2l.-The Arcc's crew and passen-
gers saved are aboard the British steamer Osprey anchored
twenty miles below, Can't obtain particulars
Whig Noniaattoa.
ROCHESTER,, Oct 2l.The wings of Monroe county have
nominated Davis Carpenter for Congress.
Robbery Of The United States Mat
LOUISVILLE (ky.,) Oct. 2.-The letter bag with the
Philadelphia Pitburg and Baltimore letters for Columbus
ohio was stolen to-day from the Jefesonvlle railroad
Aassachussas Democrats Noaunatons.
Bosros, Oct 2lThe democrats of the first
district of this State have nominated A. H. Rowland for Con-
gress Edward Avery in the third and the Hon. VIM Par
mentier in the fifth district
The Phiiadelphia's Passenger.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2l.The Osprey has at length arrived
with the passengers OF the wrecked PHILADELPHIA
Saiting Of The Union.
NEW YORK, Oct 2l-The steamer Union sailed this morn
ing with $4,000 in specie.
The Anaeeotioa Of Chorlesto,on Void
Bosros Oct. 2lThe annexation Charlestown was to-
day declared void by the supreme court The decision
ates astonishment.
Steamer Suna.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2The steamer Nominee has sunk ON
the Upper Mississippi, above Galena
Congressional Nomination.
New YoRK, Oct 2lThe democrats of ae second district
have nominated George Taylor for Congress.
The t6fcial ProliJitory Vote
HARRlsRuao, Pa.,) Oct l9.-The complete official re-
turns received the office of the secretary of State show
majority of three thousand against the prohbitory liquor
law.
conrietton Of Veighorst.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l.-Henry Weighorst indicted and
tried for the murder of his wife, has been murder
in the second degree the penalty for which crime less
than five than twelve years in the penitentiary
Destructive Fire,
New YoRK, Oct 2l.-Grahams saw-mill, and also large
steamer at Fredonia, Pa have been burnt. Loss heavy
Arrirai Of the IaaoRa.
NEW YoRx, Oct 2l-p m.Tte Indiana IL below, but her
neyvs has been auticpated
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The liabilities of Edward Oliver the Liverpool shipping
merchant whose failure announced by the last arrival
estmsted high 100000 or f7oo0oo sterling
about S2oo0ooo IL is said to be the largest shipping
house in the world and has supplied the British govern
ment with about forty vessels for Transports &C. during
the present war.
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o. NasonicTbe Grand having requested lay
the o the Methodist Metropolitan Church honds
'hs 2d instant the officers and members OF the
OF the District of Cnumba hereby notified
Hail. 10th
ip order proceed
to aid the Grand Master IN the work be performed
Mebers visn. brethren In good
standing invited 10 be present
Nv order of the " w. G. Master.
CHAs. 4. ERAILY, +#
Oct 2J--5t Grand Secretary.
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY,. OCTOBER 81 ls5i

writer in the London Daily News, who has visited the
United States and examined into the various plans and
of paper-makng in this country says that the
consumption paper here is just four times per head what
il is in England and may be put down 100000 600 lbs
annually American manufacturers he says have
to substances scarcely known abroad and straw IS en-
poyed strengthened with stronger Gbre thin and thick
woven papers, as well for mixing with white paper
pulp; the waste from palm-eaf manufacturers swamp
canes wood shavngs and other materials employed in
making paper, and white paper is more abundant than
brown by the latter being employed for many purposes in
America that II is not abroad.
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NATIONAL Medical College The Introductory
N the OF this
iveed by Professor Joshua Reilly In the amphiheae
inrion Inhrmay, Monday, 2Sd inst, O'Clock D m.
The public invited The
O'Clock, m, daring tho session.
LEWIS II. STEINER ". D.,
Oct 2l-d2t
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NEW Goods FOR Gentle

NEW Goods Gentiemen.-P. J. STEER, merchant
~ tailor constantly receiving
elegant fall aud winter goods all Of which he
prepared make order short
Gentlemen superior clothing rely being
suited by calling No, ass Washington place, sih street
oct2l- ct
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ALLRsEp OUTRAGE uPoS THE AMERICAN FLAG BY AN
EaeLIsHMAS.-The New York Mirror Of Thursday far
nishes the following letter
RIO DE JASEIRo, Sept 1854.
DEAR colonel: hasten to inform you Of another in
stance which has lately occurred of the Falkland Island
stamp, showing up the high-handed outrage our
flag by British officer, which is yet unsettled
The steamboat Bay State James II Marble captain.
left the United States for California In December aat and
after putting into several ports obliged to undergo
heavy repairs at Pernamhuco which DELAYED him five
months; he then proceeded his course touching
hs his wheepaddles unshpped and under sail rugged as
threemasted schooner The vessel was eaSy and did
not mind the helm well-men constantly at the pumps
Deserving vessel in the distance morning he his
coors and found the brig neared and to hi urprse fred
shot lis bow, then another, and then loaded
gan ed the ball passing between the fore and main
masts lie laid TO- and set larger American flag to in
duce the Englishmau desst bnt still another shot
fred which also the hull and would have sunk
her In her disabled condition in all probability if il had
struck Thus four blank guns and four loaded were fred
poor little schooner whilst the captain was Obliged
to lay and wait her Majesys officer who boarded
her and In imperative demanded her papers Capt.
Wardle replied that he ehpuld remember where ne was
when ie brave lieutenant toned the fact Of his hav-
ing ga armed boat alongside,
On seeing the papers he desired las partial aonement
for the outrage, suppose) TO make entry the log
book which he did his signature stating that
he fired wide off the schooner taking her to be Russian
priyateerl A privateer indeed There officer
board of her Majesys brig who dared go
in her.
This gallant young officer signed himself Charles Wake
Lieutenant commanding her Maestys brig Bonita and Is
of many young English officers in search Of renown
all hazards. The depositions of Captain Warde and
crew been made before consul here and il Is the
intention of minister this Court forward the
to the Department Of State. ADIoS.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
AuaV.et tE III

August 6, 1884,
Notice holders OF the following described
United that department prepared
portions those ocks amounting in the aggregate
So ooo the hereinafter
toned wit:
competition, within the stated,
given the time in which said socks
may be duly assigned the United
receive the thereof
transmitted the receipt whereof
price paid compounded Of The following paculsTs
par vaiue, amount specified in each certificate
premium stock OF the loan authorized by
July 1896 redeemabe November H. 1885, of per the
authorized 1892 edsembc Jlst De
cembe s6a Of ii the stock Of the loans authorized
BY the former the 3s1
December BON June 1885, Of 10 cent
authorized by The act Of 1885, and
dcemable December 1854 Commonly called the Tersn
indemnify 6 per cent,
Interest par certificate from the iss OF July
1854 receipt al the Treasury with the
money reach the owner of days
in addition.
PAYMENT will he made drafts the Treasurer
assistn Boston, New York
or Philadelphia, parties may
will be entitled Senebt Of this notice
shall actually received tbs Treasury before the
Issid1 Of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27-d,20Novif cf the Treasury
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT A house containing
eight aud bath newly and completely Furnished s
for Inquire No aGi Eighth and
between the hours of5 and O'Clock, p. m.
is-eodfff
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Al ETROPOLITAN NJ. f. Church.-Ths corner stone Of
III Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church will be laid with
appropriate Monday evening next 2 inst n ~
O'Clock.
address win be delivered bishop simpson, and
ed that Bhp and a,hrr distinguished ministers Of the
church, VIII participate in the services
THoS H. HAvENNER,
OctQl-d2t Secretary Board OF Trustees.
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&C. &C. &c.
Tickets S2o-haves el0--quarters a5-eiehths q 5O
Certificates of packages tickets, sa6o 90
DO do 25haf do 100 90
DO quarter do as 90
Do do 25 eighth 90 81 20
Orders Tor tickets shares packages
above splendid lotteries prompt
account of each drawing will be immediately
to all who order me-
Address r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
oct22-td Wilmington, Del.
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SALE OF valuable .nd improvea Keal
Oct ly-eod.

,Ok RENT The residence of Towson,
I7h Both grounds
order Gas and heat carried throughout
with and cold hat and
buffers panry The house be had partially furnished
Enquire the premises from IL ul 2.
- NIT
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nVMAs-Esnmsnuei PhiIibcrt, or the European WI Ars
" of the 10th century; by Alexandra Dumas.
The World in IN. Middle Ages historical geography by
Adophus Louie kmppeR
Tniers's History OF the French Revolution; 4 vols
Handbook of Anglo Saxon pcrvsves by Literary Asocis
Literary Association.
Complete Treatise Artificial Fish Breeding translated
aud edited by w. ". Fry
The Meaning of Words. by A. y. johnson.
HerNdou Orientalia Anquiora Herman NJ John0p D.
Memoirs OF Napoleon his Cour, and Family by the Duchess
DAhran,cs.
New Editions Bs,h combining .rqut. topcs
raphy with extraordinary low prices.
Don tlnigote; marnfcenrly illustrated.
mother supply Of Soyer Shilling Cookery and Bundle o
Crowguilis
Selling NJ TAYLOR MsURf'S
ctg2 bookstore, 9th
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From the Boston Post,
THE CONTEST IN iLLINOIS-A WHIG WARNING


THE CONTEST IN HLINoIs-A wHIG WARNING.
As the Boston Atlas appears be little fdgey the
sight of the American flag, and the complexion of things
in Illinois beg lis most careful attention letter from
the pen of Hon William Harrow distinguished whg of
that State lie has often been candidate Of his party
prominent positions and bis letter bespeaks him of
dinary intelligence
This letter is dated "Olney September la 1884 and is
addressed to R oglesby esq who about take the
feld "as anti-Nebraska candidate and whig Mr..
Harrow tells him that the whigs in this end of the district
acknowledge antiNebrsska and Kansas feeling u that
"Cay and Webster though in the spirit land for
gotten and that for himself he could support an
antiNebrssks candidate for Congress see Jracigs Of
the 'ohg party do so ritof raising tcaraing roice"
This voice is very clear and very explicit Here one
Of Mr.. Harrow's paragraphs
this day made speech to the wings of this county
TO at least enough Of them to know what is the feeling
OF the great majority and while they ready gir
their they determined by their love of
and their regard for the national existence of their party
I 10 marshal themselves under traorous flag All
be 10 part company with friends in the northern part
Of the district must do So rather than counenance
anything like dissolution Of the national whig party by
unhoy alliance with anything partahing of reeso or
abolition feeling. Truer wings than to be found in
Lawrence and Richland counties do exist anywhere
but at the time they have afaton with fra
ierna feeling for antNebraska and Kansas candidates
We adopt the motto, he sure right then go ahead.
We know right, and Intend go ahead The issue
Is made and must be met by any who becomes
didae anti-Nebraska whig; whoever runs must
show his hand guerilla warfare fighting under cover
viii do
VI regret quote the whole of this voice of
warning Mr. Harrow goes on 10 say ihat if "Oglesby'
viii pat himself up as Nebraska phg none, far
his information extends, will object but let the letter
speak for itself:
Seward, Chase, Greeley, Sumner Van Buren, and Ben
ton have friends sympath2ers here they those
who think with them need expect to profit by the
temptation offered the whig party to join the
my ina disunon war We have here ambitious of
winning laurels under such leadership and will write
traitor at the polls all who engage in their service
seek TO disseminate their doctrines
Do not any such hobby; rum ycu like, 9a
one Union hig upon principle regardless of factions
gchsa preserve the nationality Of the party and whether
successful not retain the satisfaction of knowing you
have lent your aid any sectional influence but that
you have been true to yourself and country
There Mr.. Atlas put that in your pipe and smoke il
The voice good for Massachusetts it for Illinois
and in due time when sober second thought shall do its
work, shall not have TO go Illinois for whg warning
rerer 70 marshal under a traaoro,fs fag"
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United States Mail.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA
ra'r o'nor Da.as..isr, o.;as., II r,sa
pHorosALs for carving he mail. he United State. on
"a will be received at tho Contract 0hace of
vsmber 1854 Wednesday, The asd November,
ass. Harrisburg, Lnsleyaown. Manada HILL Yves,
1ari Pn. - .n and r1
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday. and Friday a,
Hys rns rss Ssssf fu.ssy .%s az sa, .u,
No. fo% saans 'seos. as Mountain, Upper
Maiantanso and Barry, to Minenvile, g. miles and
Leave Maaanoy Monday Friday ms.m;
Leave Mlns.viie Tuesday and Saturday a,sam,
For q aaas mssase, am so for instruction..
and % & The ne 70 ss
snl see advertisement inviting prop as for mail service q The
dated the 22d of September. 1851
rHANcERY SALE OF valuable and ,Inprovsa Heal
v Estate the
of District Of Colnmbsa Washington county,
panan and James @ Hah and Lizzie
n @ M pas sIeon "a ~. he "
square as fronting south AIDE Of sSsnus
In" nbsa, s from shs
@ w as is sh o. .:e
y - s e ss sssns. hes. an sey about ave width.
wady iio fee, inches place beginning together
house bnck budug attached property
directly opposite Wi,lard's Hotel.
Terms One third of purchase
Of and the residue three
twelve and eighteen months thereafter with from the
Of sale which deferred be by the
the purchasers and the title The the
until The full Of the purchase AMI the final rx
caisn OF the sale. A AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE
Oct lg-eod, Aucioneer
,UR RENT The residence O the late Gen. Towson, and
18th Both house grounds
order Gas and
geler with hot and cold hath Kitchen and
buffers pantry The be had partially furnished.
Enquire on the premises from IL tl 2
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SALES TO-M ROW.


pWo HANDsOME BUILDING LOTS ON THIRTEENTH
street. between l. and norih, ancionOn Monday
tie 25d instant, shall sell, the premises
Nos.
lsth nne, inches running back l6s
and streets
They viii ,s roid separate together, be desired.
third balance s.Qhteeu
months, for bearing from day OF sale
deed given and deed Of trust TAKEN Title .spuab,e.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Oct ls Auc,oneers.
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Uestrnctire Efr,

New foRK, Oct. 2l.-Grahams saw-mil, and also larg
steamer at Fredona, Pa have been burnt Loss heavy
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, auc,,one.r..


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the
III oath shall Mr.. Muiers
side
sixth nearly opposite National Hotel,
O'Clock a. excellent assortment of furniture
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
Dc riushcovered lounge
Cherry writing and other tables, wastsanhs
Feather beds bedding, and bedstesd, mattress
Wardrobee, roc king and other chars, carpets
And large lot of and crockeyware toilet sc
Terms cash GREEN & SCOTT,
Oct I'D Auctionserr.
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A CARD TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-Thes subscriber bces
II call public
GOODS which complete cry
He recently stock cbeap
and beautiful Of
Cut and pressed glass
Plain white gold band. decorated French china
superior table cutlery, silver plated goods
Lamps and girandoes, block lin goods
laparnea bronze and iron
Fire gas fixtures, has kcts and brushes
Britannia roa china
Mantei aud table ornaments fancy articles sc.
Angeha forming the collection
furnishing goods that found Washington
lie pledges himself sell
of he An examination Of
estly solicited.
c. w. BOTELER,
Oct 22 eoh6t Iron Hail.
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Arrirai Of the IaaiaRa.
NEW YoRg, Oct. 2l-p mThe Indiana Il below but her
has been anticipated
The daily union., 1854-10-22

THr WILL OF LOST FAssHNGrR.-Nn Gale, Of Worcester
Massachusetts, who with his wife and only child lost
by the sinking Of the Arctic left viii with friend before
The daily union., 1854-10-22

THr BROTHERS GLASTz.-We learn that requistion has
issued by the governor for Christian and Charles Henry
Glantz charged with the crime Of aautng With intent
kill Mr.. E. W. Duvall, Badenshurg They TO
be taken to Prince Georges county, Maryland be tried
but their counsel F. c. Morgan esq., Of this city will apply
The daily union., 1854-10-22

EOR SALE, pair OF black
matched dne carriage ALSO good bugr,
aud harness Inquire Of
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
Oct& &e3t Auctoneer
The daily union., 1854-10-22

Conviction Of Weighorss.
BALrIMoRE Oct. 2l.--HeDry Weighorst, indicted and
tried for the murder OF his wife, has been convicted murder
the second degree the penalty for which crime
than five than twelve years in the penitentiary
The daily union., 1854-10-22

S1OliM UnBRELLAs.--This day opened fresh
- silk gngham, aud
wood and plain handles variety styles
form low prices,
sTEVENs's
22--eo3uf Salesoom, Browns Hotel.
The daily union., 1854-10-22

H.RaiRls NEAR LExNeroS.--We were informed
yesterday evening by passengers the from Lexng-
ton OF tragedy that occurred in the county of Fayee
Saturday night which almost transcends belief IL is Of
so horrible nature Mr. Frazer farmer of the county
had been absent with stock New York for several
months, and Saturday elegraphed his family that be
would reach home that evening s noighbor and part
ner Mr.. Caseman awaited bis arrival at the depot and
conveyed him to his residence Leaving the house Mr.
c. startled about hour afterwards by the report of
gun. He Immediately went to Frazers aud there dis
covered him dead the house darkened Mrs f. above stairs
Grigg, the overseer below, and daughter aged eleven
with the mother They accounted for the death OF the man
by the accidental discharge of shot gun which he had
his hand preparing shoots Suspicious were aroused
and the and Mrs Frazer both arrested The body
the deceased terribly bruised hole shot in his
head another through his body his throat very nearly cut
and three ribs brokenefecs not reasonably caused by
accident There appeared be doubt in the minds
those advised of the facts the cminality Of Mrs
Frazer and Grigg Previous 10 this time the neighbors
bad suspected improper ntmacies between the two and
is supposed that it was for the purpose OF getting Frazer
of the way render marriage feasible that the
awful deed was accomplished
There various circumstances connected with the a
fair which go crimnate the suspected parties During
Monday and yesterday they undergoing preliminary
trial,-LodsUiHc Courier.
Tar Will LOST FAssHNGrR.--Nr Gale, Of Worcester
Massachusetts who with his wife and only child was lost
H.. - 49,. -.
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SurcpE.-on Friday afternoon young man, aged about
years. by the OF James Cuhber whilst at
his mothers house on Jth, street, inflicted with a
several gashe his throat Doctors Duhame
and Elliot were for and in attendance npon
the bleeding Their professional skill, however, was
unavang the patient having died Yesterday afternoon
The mother of the deceased keeps restaurant, Tie
fortunate young is said have been In despond
ing state of mind for days preceding the rash act which
terminated his existence
The daily union., 1854-10-22

/ party of thlrty-two men and women from Mary
land, provided with hunting implements bound for Ne
braska passed the Orange railroad Tuesday They
We're TO be joined by another party at Culpeper Court
I House for the destination
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The c6icial Prohi5itory Vote.
HAnRlsRuao Pa.,) Oct. l9.--The complete official re-
turns received at the office of the secretary of State
majority of three thousand against the prohbitory liquor
law.
The daily union., 1854-10-22

Tm EUROPEAN NEws-The subjoined in relation TO the
affair at Sebasiopol appears in official form al
though II does NOT add much the reports yesterday
gave under our telegraphie head:
An official extra Gazette publishes the following from
Lord Stratford de Redclife to Lord Clarendon:
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HARD Lor,-tapt D. Pratt wife and scn were rescued
from his ship, the Pomogesta which foundered at sea
few weeks ago and had been carried into Liverpool whence
they took passage in the Arctic and probably all lost
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