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NEW BOOK STORE.-School, Classical and
IN Miscellaneous Books, Stationery &C. sold by
N. b. WEBSTER, one door North Of the Crawford
House, Portsmouth, Va.
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T0HN COOKE &c CO, Dealers in Foreign
- and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va.
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GTEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
y Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &C., Mar
Set Square, Portsmouth, Va.
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TERMS OF THE NEW ERA.
To subscribers, NINE CENTS p FER WEEK, pay
able to the CARRIER, to whom alone they are re-
possible for the amount duo at the expiration of
he week.
III ~ soy mai .ne e,. "'S ~ , 30 iot WE'VE
moiibs.
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TAS. A. SPALDING,M Manufacturer and Deal
- err in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, and every other al
tice in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
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+ OAF SUGAR.-lO whole and half boxes of
IL Lovcring's Refined LOAF SUGAR, in Store
and for sale BY WILLS & Co,
Jan High street.
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L WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Commits
81 sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk Va.
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(HEAP PUBLICATIONS expensive
" assortment may always be found at the New
Book Store, at the Publishers price,.
Feb "a NIB. WEBSTER.
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yXTILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
Wv Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Norfolk Va,
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WILLS 81 CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
w mission Merchants, cast end of High street,
Portsmouth, Va.
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EERGUSON s. MILHADO-Lumbcr, Coal,
IL and general Commission business. Wide Water
steet, Norfolk, Va.
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DOCKS FOR PRESENTS variety Of
I'D elegant and beautiful BOOKS for sale at the
New Book Store, at from 25 TO 80 per cent cheaper
than the usual prices. n. Ii. WEBSTER.
Feb
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DoRTER kept constantly hand, and for
sale in pint and quart bottles.
Jan 81 STEPHEN JAMES
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KINGS cO-fSas-lv OAc;si
From the River Counties.

Gresne Co.-.Union' County ticket WING and
Barnburnerl elected by ; or coo majority Wing
Sheriff. Loco Clerk Wing and Loco Assembly
PETER h SYLVESTER Wing Congressman.elec
I'd in Columbia and Greene By 200 to 1000.
Deiarare Co.-Reported /. 800 for Young. 200 for
Sheriff. Wing Congress Anti-R County ticket
half Wing and half formerly Loco. but all Young
elected BY large majority.
We heer that Sheriff. has small majority in u
ster County We think there can be no doubt OF
his election though Mr. 5. himself disbelieved it
last evening
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sAsDs's SARsAfARlLLA.rhe love OF the true the good
and the beautiful has been nculcaed by uest pa,rlos
and nobest phlanlhropists and what would ask can
be true hsn the revelations Of science more good
than many OF their results beautiful In moral
than the application OF such results the ameioa.
ton OF human suffering Experiment the herald OF truth,
led 10 the discovery and combination of the componenis Of
SANDss SAEsAPARILLA, and could all the rejoicing and
hinkfuness which has occasioned by It's effects bere
allied 10 US, We would doubtless exclam how good'
how beautiful As the labors of the cOmpoundlrs of his
extraordinary preparation what shall say OF them.-
But lhis, This ony-tey have been ntnenJ The hands
OF Providence 10 benefit their Scofula aud the long
train OF ulcerous dseaseseupion arrangements Of the
digestive organzsonand In short all the bodily attic
tons which proceed from unnatural condition of the
blood generally eradcated with by course Of
this powerful yet harmless detergent.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton.st o.
Williamsl 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway New.
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout tho
United States Price 81 bottle six bottles So
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BosroS. Ncv. +: P. NJ

The Telegraph is now working through to New.
York. with which it is in direct communication
Every thing moves like clock work and Ii the
Steamers news comes to hand within an hour we
can give you column of it for to-morrow's paper
Arrangements have been made to watch the Flour
and Cotton spectators tonight. and ii possible Sc
cure their arrest should they attack the Telegraph
The wires are working so we'll that no Interrupt
ton is anticipated from accidents and any break IN
the line will be announced at all the stations No
steamer in sight Night clear and cold
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Col WEBB ASp THE TEXAS APPOINTMENT
It has been understood thar commentator Of
Col Webb for Brisadier OF the New.York Brigade
OF Volunteers ior the Mexican War was ironcal
Such was not our intention Among those known
as candidates for the appointment, we believe no
other man is better qualified for better entitled
to the post than Col Webb and We sincerely hope
he may be appointed We would say more If we
could do SO without danger OF misapprehension.-
Should not the Press speak out in favor OF brother
Editor
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LATE YRoM GIBRALrAR.-By the arrival OF The
ship CASTOR Capt; Anthony, from Marseles via Gbrsh
have adyces from the latter place to the 10Th Of
October
Capt Anthony has favored US with the following ex.
tract from his log
The CASTOR sailed from Gibraltar on the 10Th of Oc
tober Heavy firing OF cannon heard which as the
fog cleared away was ascertaned be from the town
of Alsesras in honor OF the royalmarrages which took
place on tha, day at Madrid. There great excite
nen among the English residents a, Gibraltar and much
bad teeI,. was expressed against tho French.
." Ii was expected that declaration OF war would ol
low az soon rs the marriage took place The British
squadron which sailed the 9th, bound to Cad,
to take on board the British Minister who had left Ma
dr!d.
1t was currently reported that the French eet wss
expected daily OF Gibraltar. Com, Adv.
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Business Notices.

TEErB,-We take pleasure in directing readers to
tina, eminent and excellent dentist DR.. Baisde. 81
Broadway because his method of in sorting teeth is the
best in the world. They natural and life like in
their appearance and whnl useful that they pre-.
terred to all others 1t is amusing to look into his abo
ratory and examine the various models which he has OF
the mouths of the oothless. We had no idea that so
many obliged to wear false teeth, until we inspect
ed his Office But the best of the whole of il Is that the
teeth made and placed in the mouth on DR.. BIS me,hed
perfect that dreams that they srt
fcia
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.iaii-Reai.
Total 50 ia-.--.e so

pos5yNl-0nondasa !, Madison :, listers. Chen
snso :, Tiogs !, Franklin !, Lewis l, Broome l, Cat
taraugus :. Jefferson ,, Rensselsera :. Albany l.
Onondaga IS reported and .. Ulster ! and l, Lew
is either Whig or bunker
Five OF the Anti Renters known to be chosen are
Wings I'VE formerly Loco. Doubtful whether in
Albany and in Rensselaer, are chosen from the
Anti-Rent or the Wing ticket
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ac.er or feelings He is enc Of the People and VIII
vet be widely known and Justly appreciated
SENATORS

Thee IS cha1c, that even RE Se-'it' L''s'T'e1
has elected VIII. wH=ht's majority N the
Distric, IS about 1900, while the Loco County
tickets are almost every where behind this e Il
Morris the Loco candidate. is very bitter b sam
burner and the Hunkers have spotted him N sew
eral localities that We have heard from. W. must
probably wait Tor Official Returns before We can
say positively vino is elected.
We think Nelson J BEAoH is elected from the
VIII District but cannot tell I'll We hear troul Lewis
Co and more definitely from Oneida and otsego
We canno, doubt the election OF SAMUEL n r
Hall, Whie, in the With District
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
THOMAS CLOVES is OF course elected and We
hope CHARLES Cook is also. he runs ahead OF the
Wing ticket in many localities. Its close r1n
between him and Hudson.
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The Constitution.

In our City by q secret movement from Tsnmany
Hall the Amended Constitution is badly beaten
probably 10000 majority against It There were
hsrily 1000 Loco votes in the CRY II It's favor
Out OF the City, we hear that The Constitution
was well supported, and ths, il is pretty surely
carried in the State. We expec majoyities against
il in the Counties below the Highlands
Equal Suffrage is of course beaten in the State
BY $ large majority.
LIEUT. GOVERNOR
We suppose we must give upour Lieut. Govern
or but it is hard TO do it. Had not SO r1uch pains
been taken By portion OF our City Press to repre-
Sent him as bitterly hostile to the Ansi-R enters,
50 called, and IN fun communion with those who
stislnstize them as robbers murde,ers, &c. he
would have been carried. Nj Fish hiss been gross
" 'niasepresensed On this subject, by those who
have proiessed TO be MS best friends. Time VIII
dissboss those who have thus been psejadiced
sgains, him. We believe he was born 10 atiueace.
bar ehst hiss never made any difference in his char
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Bur DAYS MORE oY THE OHPHENS FAMILY TIE
MUSEUM. These Incompatible NocaliSts a(cr Saturday
leave This city for their Southern and those who have
heard them should let the opportunity pass
those who have know will hear them again They sing
this afternoon al O'Clock and this evening " in Juno
iion with the Shaking Ouakers, who give their wonderful
exhibition of whir,ng The other attractions
mcrous Remember the afternoon performance.
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The City.

Wright's majority is 5,o2a. as nearly as We can
make it without the Official There was some error
in our table yesterday, and We have corrected and
repeated it.
Gardiner is $50 as we stated yesterday
Col Monroe is beaten Cor Congress by 40 nc
cording TO the best returns can procure. The
stories yesterday that he elected had no oun-
dation that we could discover Neither do we
know any basis for the story that PhGnixi is elect
ed BY or . votes. We apprehend the Illegal
must be thrown out to produce such result Mr..
Tallmadge has 400 in the Vth District.
Mike Walsh is elected by some 900 majority over
the highest Wing except Wenman, who was on
the Native ticket All the rest of the Tammany
County ticket IS elected.
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ABOLITION NoMINArIoNs.-'rhc Abolitionists .:
Connecticut assembled in Convention the 9th Oct
in Hartford and nominated the following ticke, Tor State
officers
For Gorcraor-Francis Gillette. OF Bloomfield
For 1t CiorerHor-Ieyi Yale, OF Mcriden.
For Trsdsprc--Georsc Reed of Deep River
For Scr,fary-Vincen, HincSley OF Fsinheld
For Conp'roiisr-Nathan Smith OF Hebron.
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" Vol IN. Of AGNES SrEIcTlASn's Lives
Q: the Queens of England has been published by Lea
4 Blanchard Philadelphia. The volume is wholly de.
voted to the Life OF Nary Beatrice OF Modena Queen
Censor, OF James H. Graham sells ii.
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HoRsEM,NsHIr-Au Evening Glass for Gentlemen in
the above delightful omplishment will open on Fri.
day evening 9th November at Disbrows Riding Saloon
ios Bowery. Open every evening Sundays exceptcd)
from to 8! o'clock Gentlemen wishing to subscribe,
will nlensn call at thnir enrliest convenience
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establishment No &c souths, caught Gre and was en-
,irely consumed before the flames could be arrested
The amount OF loss we could not ascertain.

-, We perceive by the Western papers that
Mr. Winchelrs Comic Lectures hsvS been wen ard
fashionsby attended The Buffalo Detroit Chicago AMI
Milwaukee papers make treouen, and very aa,.e,;p,
mention OF his powers of pleasing the public His srcs,
forte his inexhaustibc fund of humor aexbnty Of
voice AMI complete snd instantaneous change OF dre,
and manners 10 SUI, the character.
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~ The BRITassa, it win be seen, had not ar
rivcd a. Boston last evening. She has been OUT
sixteen days, but we still hope that no senous ae
cident has befallen her.
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CORRESPONDENCE of The Tribune.

OswEoo, Thursday P. u
H GREELEY Oswego County gives Wright
800 majority with Wing majority for Congress,
VIM Duer) and Two Wing Members OF Assembly.
Yours
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CORRESPONDENCE Of The Tribune.

ALBANY. Thursday. II! A. NJ.
Chautaaqne Co gives Young maj OF 1852
Columbia Co. gives Gardiner Tor Lieut. 1000
Delardre Ca do. do do 5000
u- This settles the defeat OF Fish Ed. Tr.b
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DELHI, Del. Co. I'd Nov. l.

FRIEND GREELEY-Dear ST. The canvass is
just completed in this John Younss majority -
lao; Sheriff. for Congress l9 silas Wrghts majority
in this two years ago was TO- on County the Anti
Rent average is 100 Yours truly J.B.
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" Arwoops CELEBRATED EMPIRE Cook Shows
These Stoves warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited examre them before purchss
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hickok $50
Waterst. all 5m-od
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNE ETC TELEG RAPF
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF ne ITUuHe
OswEoo Thursday, 10 A. NJ.
81 laurence Co gives Wright. =, 900
Jefferson Co do. do. 300
JosEPH Mu1LiS, Wing is elected to Congress:
from Jefferson Co. Yours,
A. B. JAMES, of Ogdensburgh.
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= FOR CANTON, via Sal; R:~er.-The MOD
SZsSERN CATO,- Captain WzISBr, vii depart posi-.
lively on the Is, of January n-IL The Ultimate
~, Il can Be sIloSSe5 70 na-T;riss,s th.n+iE To-
gaLusulaTs inquire tie oee of ne Axs Albany CT Of
Co Salrpssse. WALTZ
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CArsK1LL. Nov. 4th. II

Dear SIR: send you the result in this County
as near as we can determine it unoic;ally Youngs
majority will not vary much from 300 The entire Union
Ticket for County Officers and Members Of Assembly
elected by from 400 to 500 majority for Sylvester for
Congress about 800. He ia elected.
Tho town of Roxbury Del. Co. maj. for Young 300!
Yours in haste
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Wanted In knou

II Hon Ogden Edwards noe believes that there Is
any such man as John Youngl We .hiuk he mus,
have heard Of the name.
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BoSLE's HYPERION FLuEp--The grand Sacsid, "a.
tuEa In the OF hair WASH combining all The y..
tsgss Of cleansing auid, and With .t sny
OF me numerous evils o! the latter lately h-r.
TO perfection by Nr VIM. Boyle. OF this city gesie.
mans wen Known skill In the treatment of tb< he
number OF years he has devoted The study ~ m S,rsSes
and mex cure, afford sucng proof TIA, he gyoeroa
sua whteh ne ia sbou! 70 introduce TO Inc market Wi
hair which has been invented. .o.ton Tiu.es
Prepared only BY WIN. Boyle, yos.on
eorner ~ Wrs.ns and II Druggists, 100 Fnitoa
Sold also BY X Johnson rs Broadway and by Drases
generally. - rs 9ecd
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CAMrnENr, Williamss (Which is really three times
rclned9 also Chemical Oil, Spirit Gas Burning Fluid
High Proof Alcohol White Rosin Burgundy Pitch OF
choice quality for sale by w WILLIAMS
1873 Maid enlane N Y
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Correspondence Of The Tribun,

Correspondence OF The Tribune
ALBANY, Thursday ? ii.
Clinton Co upwards of25o for Wright.
Esse1 Coco Tor Young
AVegany Coco for Young
Wyoming Co-L53 for Young Yours
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Y C. C. LAseDEs. Esq Editor OF the Mobile
Daily Advertiser is the Wing candidate for Mayor
Of Mobile.
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Losr.-A large crooked stick, very kno,ty, called
the Empire Club The finder will be suitably reward
ed BY not returning il to the owner Caro- Axrs,cAxrs
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PARIS STYLE Of Hsrs-Nlanufactured and for sale by
KNOX. l25 Fulton.st Sun Buildings
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
AIs,ST, Thursday 81, P. NJ.
Otsego CO is 900 Tor Wright with Unadla and
Decatur to hear from The same towns give Stark
weather Loco Congress. $50 over Blakeley, Wing
Loco County ticket elected
Lecis Co. gives so for Young, 500 Tor Beach
Wing SENATOR and 500 for Seger, Hunker Con
gress
Correspondence of The Tribune
UTICA Thursday P. NJ
Broome gives Birdsa, Hunker, for Congress, 100.
Chenango 1900
Tioga, 40 for Chase Brdsall elected.
Lsrcis is reported HOO and 1900 for seger He
is probably elected Itw SO believed al Martins
burgh yesterday.
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NEW STYLE HAr.--Fine Hats OF The style now
prevailing in Paris, for sale by the subscriber.
o2l l0teod BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau sis
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BROoHLYN AFFAIRS

y The recentAheavy and prolonged rains nav.
completely resuscitsed vegetation and the grass in tie
rural portions OF the city has again sprung forth with
perennial freshness The green appearance OF the Geld,
under the influence OF the bright, clear snd eesuSfp
sunlight this morning truly psradssical after the
gloomy "spell 0; weather which has of LATE hung
around US Eagle
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Cnnnrcss,nen Elered.

DIST Congyessmen Elected.
Suffolk & Queens Frederick " Lord, Loco.
liking. Richmond HHry c: MtTphy do
3-City lower Wards. Henry NicoH, do.
do East side. 49, I'm. b. MacGy, do.
5-Do West side FRED 4. TALLNApGE, Wing
6-Do up town ...... Dorid s Jackson. Loco.
West & Rock WILLIAM NILSSON, Wing gam.
S-Dutchess & Put. CORNELIUS WARREN Wing, rep
o-Orange & sullivan. DANIEL B. ST. JOHN, Whigg
l0-Del. & Ulster. ELIsXIN SHERRILL Wing. g.
ll-Colum. &Grcene- PETER H. SYLVESTER, Wing g.
l2--Rcnsselaer .....- GIDEON o. REYNOLDS, Wg &A.R
l3-Albany $500. JOHN !. SUNDERLAND do. Do
li-Wash & Essex ORLANDO d. kE1LoGG. Wing
l5-Clin Warren &c Sidney Laurence Loco.
l6-Saratoca HrGH WHITE. Wing reelected.
l5-Herk * Montg George Peire, Hunker and Wing
ls-Lcwis 4 81 Law Doubtful
l9-Jetfersou - JOSEPH MuLLiN Wing gain.
2l-Oneida Timothy jenkins, Tarir bunker.
2l-Otsego and Scho- Geo A StGrktoeaihsr Loco
22-Chen. Broome &c .Ausborn Brdsall, Hunker
@3-Osweeo & Mad. WILLIAM DUER Wing gain
2i-Onondaca. ....... DANIEL Corr, Wing gain
2j-Cayuga & Cort.. HARMAS 5. CoNGER, Wing gain
o6-Chernung, &c. WMT LAWRENCE, Wing. prob. e
27-Waync 4 Seneca. JoHS VI. HoLLEY. Wing gam.
2S-Monroe- ELIAS B. HOLMES, Wing reflect.
..a-Outario & Liv. ROBERT l.. RosE, Wing
30--Allcgany & Seu. DAVID RUMsEY, Wing, gam.
3l-Chaut & Gait - DUpLEY MARVIN Wing
32--fric ........-.. NATHAN X HALL. Wing.
33-Genesee &wyou HARVEY PUTNAM, Wing
3i-Orlesns & Mag. WASHINGTON Hunt Wing reel
Total 81 Wings Loco. 3 Hunkers doubtful
Lawrence has 95 in Chemung something in Tonp-
kins (his county, and ia,es against HIM hear
from. The Argus comedies his election
We had supposed that the 81. Lawrence vote had
settled the election OF Collins Loco but Francis Seger
Old Hunker has 1900 maj in Lewis which renders the
result doubtful
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ue,.,er, end ot.ys leaving he City In The after
noon .ye informed that an Ereatag Edition Of ne Tt
S1ne is printed every day containing the ssosx Saes
. nou3r;ng Of The Eewsboys for the Ereptrs Edition
OF The Tribune every win be able 70 take with him
the latest news up TO the time Of leaving the City
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" Man OF woman formed llst they should DO
disgusting 10 their fellow creatures having b.otces
rneu, p.mpl,s, reckes, yellow dark skin &c when
Is an honest uub. that every yesge Of eruption or di
glreEeni disappears by the Of the genuine JoSEsS
SOAP leaving the skin lovely infaaps Sold q, ne
sign OF the American Eagle s2 Chsihas, N Y Ts9 FRI
ton.st- Brooklyn, or Es B.oad.st- Newark nj 2eod
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e DOM have Dr., Dirty or Harsh, sua Hair s,saf
Sssny .. ,afss saEg eole Of Jone.s Coral H.,
keep so thrice long any o;hcr prcpsrsron. soa
al az Chsihsnss Try L once ne 2,eos
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UuHE HIHI' II ,~cF'
Wing net gain, III ESQ.
No Count;as IN he heard from are

The Counties to be heard from are
Cattqruugus which gave Fillmore l2' maj
Broome do do. DO. ia do
Cortland which gave Wright. ,3o do
Franklin which gave him ......---- do
Seneca. which gave him ...... 2s3 do
We have heard enough to convince US that
Broome and Cattaraugus have given majorities for
Young and that Seneca has given little or none tor
Wright Franklin has probably given Wright
something. 1t now looks as though Youngs ma
jority must 60 over 10000 but the Officials may
greatly vary the first flying reports
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CoNeREss-vIrl Disu:et
SewJerseS

The majority Tor DrpLEY s GREGORY II Vth
District Is 27oo
SUSSEX cO,-Repor4ed maj. for Loco senstor-
Doubtful as to Congress, &c
IIarrsn Ca-Loco ticket BY 8 small mai
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Senator's Elected

Senator's Elected
Bust Nag DIST. Loco
Ill liza HAKEIs JOIN TOWNSEND.
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VII FRANCIS RUcGIEs. St Lawrence has probably
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GOURAtD,s LIBRARY on ROMANCE

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