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Il,
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the attraction oi his p"c~y Not one If all tn.
train has. however been able 10 90 Justice ~ d.,
merits. tlnurl they lI,, I,n,ruin.,,j Z. ,I.
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how stall We dr-. Ilhn the delicate ,It- ur H. cu.
chanting culor- or the sweet perfume vhi,hlt rA-
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mprWl her aui 20 smile upon the ray, of the sun
which cause the expansion of her beautiful form ,
".proulh, tho r,-, with r,ip.o,,, l.,,.
lIcrhcaIImururl.uu'- IIgyly,rg,,b
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nave exhausted lt-eii by hyr prpdl-u.I'v, m ut
tempting I" produce 81 tine a specimen OF fresh
uc-, %! beauty IN tunn. Of cNuu,it. perfume Of
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H,ir names from Elr.rrtflluu.. FrII,u. ,r All
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beauty, and lrni- It' soft canation hue, to the
blush OF moirsty II Is given a. the prize If yir-
tue, and Is the IMAGE uf Youth of innocence
and Of pleasure Venus /. said tn feel that She
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wnrtlilv than any Of hi. successors Moore L,.
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Whose breath perfumes Oympu, bowers,
Whose virgin blush, ut chnstrurddyc,
;nchan'~ 80 much our mortal eye.
When pleasures hioumy seasons g,ows
ihrGrcc, love To twur the rose
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Two DOLLARS per annum, II pnid in advance
Two DOLLARS AND Fury CENTS Il not paid within
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for the
first insertion and - cents for each subsequent insrr-
tion A liberal discount allowed to thosc who adyer-
iise by the wear
t-s- Nopaper Discontinued until all nrreangcs are
pad unless AT the option oiihc publishers.
~ Communications, 10 insure attention, must a i
ways re Tree of postage, AMI accompanied with the
authors name.
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III. W. HOPKINS, NJ. d.,

Physician aud NargcOn- ONawd, m,
Offers his professional services to the citizens oi OF
tawa. and vicinity Office between Phelps aud
Walker Il Hlckllngs stores, where he may be- found
ata times except when absent on professional bu-
elncS~ aug q Is
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Attorney and Counsellor At lar and Solicitor IN
ChdHceTg--OhGird. III
Office in Rediicks block, east side of the public
square Jun -
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PAINTS. ouLs. AND GLASS.
N.,rrLngr d NEmrn.L NnnmE.clnL,

at reduced pr'..
Canal west OF thn pu5Ir STrrr. OuHa ''.
Nug.l, 1919 join iitr-At
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Her cheek was very eloquent;
npa,,lun pride, or shame
Llkn summer warmcSt lightning fash,
The color ut came -
In 10y wifi smiles and dmp,c. broke
pom H. pure rrpusc,
Lake sunshine and zephyr
Atp.oy upon rose F.Sl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-07

And James Montgomery says, in that sweet
collection the portfDlio.-r
go Where the true-loyc nightingale,
Woes the rose in every vale

collection the Portfolio"
80 Where the tue-loyc nightingale,
Woes the rose IN every vale.
The following ancc,lote is narrated bv VI Phil.
lips, IN his sylvia Florifera Of the birth Of the
rose - Flora having found the corps Of favour.
tie nvmph, whose beauty Of person was only sur
passed by the purity of her heart and chastity Of
her mind resolved To raise plant from the pres
clouS remains Of this daughter Of the rryads. for
which purpose She begged the assistance If Venus
and the GrJses, as well rs Of all the dcities that
preside over gardens T. assist in the n-f,rma
uon ct the nvmph into flower That wa to be by
them proclaimed queen Of all the vegetable beau
ties. The ceremony was attended by rhe zeph.
Nr, who cleared the atmosphere, in order that A
po.i" might bless the ucwcrcattd progeny by lis
leans B9c hnS supplied river. ofnector to nour
i'h 1t: and Nertumnus poured hi- choisc-t per
fumes over the plant. When the mctauorplIo-i-
was complete Pomo11 -trcwrd her fruit over the
N"mv w n.hcs. which were then crowned by Flo
~ with ajj.m IDt had been purposcly prcpa
f-i %" .u" .yirsIal, to Distinguish thi, queen OF
flowers
1Io~.a 81 rf-h Melodies, gives Us pocti.
o." .1 70. b .ufy and delicious perfume Of
DO. roe Oilers have stated tina, Love, in the
-t"i Olympia in the midst OF o light aud live
.r '.ucc u,orIhrrw, with a stroke Of his wing a
cup Of nectar; which precious liquor. falling ON
the rose. cubllmcl it with TINT delightful fra
grdnnn which it still retains
they t"ilus that veinhs fury bower
Had two blush ro>cs, OF hrthdvruc:
l!rsprul,rd the one with nnb5ws shower,
But bltnrd the other with mlntUug vine
Soon did the buds.
That drank Of the foods
Dlsiacdbv the miu'ow decline and fade,
Nnr those which the tide
OF ruby had dyed
Aubmhed INTO beauty, Akt thee, -wcetmatd,
MuoCE
" la-h' lovely limbs 20 which thc,p.u play
Gn'" motion, a.ryastac dancing .pay,
NnruhouI'- -lgm the small uId Niugsavayi
l.ps.n whose rosy labyrinth, when she smiled,
10. sou. was lost. aud bushes swift and wild.
a are ih" momcnlagy meteor, sent
Across the uusam, Jul beaUtrou- Imminent:
And then h"r.ook '-h' where's the hear, -n wise.
Could uuJcwI.lcrcd meet those ratchc-s eyes
Mo0RE.
Her check was very eloquent;
lnpa,sun, pride, or shame,
i.e" summers wauuc,t lightning fash
The color 10 It came -
10 . liz. . ]
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s. w. RANDALL,
HENRY G.. COTTON,

attorney at Ldtr- OSwcg0, Kendall Co. III
Aug 10, lSiS--r
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GEORGE \. INGALLS,,

iNOrncy aud COUnSeIIOr At lac,
Opposite the Sherman House, CHICAGO, lILs
Particular attention paid to Agencies AMI collect
ing II mrh % W
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OTTAWA Business pirrrtorn,

Champlin n Wallace, u c. Champil-W II.
L. Wallace Attorneys and CounSciiorsH Lar.
Office up stairs in the next building north OF the
Post office. nov ~ ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

In these four counties there is democratic Gain
OF over 300, rendering Parkers election certain.
ELEVENTH DIsTRICT.-Gov. Mcdowell dem
has no opposition.
TWELFTH DISTRICT - VIM. Ballard Preston.
the present Secretary of the Navy represented this
district in the last Congress, having been elected
by majority of 22S. F. T. Anderson is now the
wing candidate, and II. Edmundson the democratic.
No returns have yet been received. The Rich
mond Enquirer has received information which
Leaves no debut of the success of Mr.. Edmundson;"
which, If correct, is another wing loss.
THIRTEENTH DIsTRIcT.-Th district, although
strongly democratic, was represented in the last
congress by Andrew S. Fulton (whig) he having
run III between two democratic candidates. There
are now two democratic candidates IT, McMullen
and John b; George and no wing candidate. No
returns received yet.
FOURTEENTH DIsTR ICT.-Robert A. Thomson
dem represented this district in the last Congress
having been elected by ma iorty of 45l. WIN.
McComas is now the wing candidate, and ]. NJ Fl.
Beale the democratic candidate. No returns.
FIFTEENTH DIsTRIcT-COmposed of Ohio Han
cock, Brooke, Marshall, Tyler Wetzel, Monon-
gahela, Marion, Preston, Randolph, Taylor, and
part OF Barbour counties. This district was repre-
senied in the last Congress by VIM. c. Brown,
DEM who was elected without opposition. The
district gave Gen. Cass majority of 874 A dis
patch to the Washington Union, from Wheeling,
datea at O'Clock on the night of the 2Sth, saws:
=" In Ohio county, Russell (whig) has 593 major
ity; in Marshall, Russell has 2O3; in TYLER. Rus
sell has ISL in Wetzel, Newman (dem) has 2OI
majority. No more reliable returns have ben
received. Newman is certainly elected by two to
tour hundred majority"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

HoMIcfDE.-The Montgomery (Aa) Flag says
a man named Jefferson Bates was killed near
Kingston, Autauga county, last week, under the
following circumstances: He was riding in COM
pany with his brother, and stopped, as was SUISSE
quently discovered, in consequence of an assigna-
ton he had made with a woman of questionable
reputation. While in company with the girl he
was shot through the head with rifle ball. This
occurred on the Dist and his body was not dis
covered until the 25th. Mr. Bates was, we learn,
married man, and leaves family of eight chill
dren. Several arrests have been made.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

AMERICANS AT RIo-A passenger on board the
Jane Parker, bound for California, thus writes from
Rio under date of March 18th:
These public places gallery of paintings, etc.,
are all thrown open, free of charge, on account Of
the large number of Americans now in the city
being some 2OOO The Emperor is to be at the city
palace tomorrow, to receive the Americanvslters
The passengers of the Jane Parker will 60 up in a
body, double file, wearing appropriate badges and
emblems. We meet with every courtesy from both
citizens and members of the Guard, and many pri
vieges are extended to us by proclamation from
the Emperor, which not allowed their own citi-
zens. We sail tomorrow for Callao where we
expect to be by the first of May.
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T o II r A V Il l. b r S

ES- We have fine lot of
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, of American msnufac ture,
to which They unsurpassed for compact
and service.
CAMP CASEs-Kue, Fork and Spoon neat cases. for the
pocket
COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds.
PERFUMERY of all kinds
CRAvATS, STOCKS and SCARFS.
SUSPENDERS and SHOULDER BRACES.
DRAWERS and UNDERSHlRTs.
MONEY BELTS and PURSES.
KNIVES nd RAZORS.
GOLD PENS and PENCILS.
UMBRELLAS and CANES
GLOVES and HANDKERCHIEFS.
CORK LIFE PRESERVERS
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, seventeen Sizes all
made of the best materials and in the manner.
NE PLUS ULTRAS-the of Portable Writing
Gases. 'e
"a We constantly receiving additions endless
variety OF beautiful Fancy Articles for PRESENTS.
GUINNESS g. BUSH
Dealers in Fancy and Toilet Articles,
APPS 1m2dp IL Camp St
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RIvETs DONE AWAY WITH.-An inventi

RIvETs DONE AWAY WITH.-An invention has
recently been produced in Boston, by Mr.. Samuel
Pratt, by which sheets of metal of any length,
bands, hoops, ETC., may easily and quickly be
joined together, without the Use of rivets Pecu-
liar sis are made in each end of the collar ribbon.
or the band Of the hoop in the ends of the sheets
OF meta, which enables one sheet, or band. to
dovetall INTO the other, when blow from the ham.
hsr JOINS them as eftectually as by riveting, and
effects great saving in time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
Lafayette Election.

The election for Municipal Officers took place in
our sister city yesterday, the result of which we
give below. 1t will be observed that our neighbors
carry the elective principle to nearly all their NUM-
clpai officers-deeming themselves quite as compe.
tent to select their official agents as the members of
the Council The late Mayor has been superseded.
The election, we believe, was not conducted on
no rfv, rroraJ. VA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

POLITICAL STRENGTH OF FREE AND SLAVE
sTATEs.-The free States have 30 Senators, 1879
Representatives, and 1863 Presidential Electors
The slave States have 30 Senators, 81 Represen-
tatives, and 12l Presidential Electors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

SPECIE BY THE STEAMER.-Two hundred and
forty-seven thousand dollars, in specie by the
steamer Cambria, were entered at the Boston GUS
tom. house on the 9th nit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

ORLEANS THEATRE.-The charming opera of lies
claimants de la Couronne." by Aubsr will be performed
tonight for the last time this season. in which Mesdames
nieury'1oy and Leeour, and Messrs. Leon Feury and
berton VIII appear On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Matthew will take benefit which occasion the opers If
La Fart du Diable" by Auber. will be performed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

Seventeen millions of passengers have been car
ried over the Massachusetts railroads, within the
past three years. Fifty-six killed and sixty-fve
injured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

The result is in doubt, but the chances are in
favor of Holiday as he is ahead in Caroline so far
as heard from.
NINTH DISTRICT. - Composed of Alexandria,
Fairfax, Prince William, Loudon Culpepper, Rap.
pahannock, Stafford and Fauguier counties In this
district there was no democratic candidate for Con.
gress Pendleton date member) and Norton both
wings, were running. Pendeton is tainted with
ErpesniliSrn -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

NORTH CARoLINA.-Gen. Jas. J. Mckay, for
many years Representative in Congress, declines
a reelection
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tY" California Mining Association of the City
Of Men Orkeans.-Ths Company will hold us Meetings
SUM MER CLOTHING.
TINMpSNM &, MTvOM NJ IA n,,,l c+rna

@AAOaAi SO1s - MANN NV III SdHal hopocJ
Have in store large and complete stock OF FASHIONABLE
SUMMER CLOTHING comprising all the Styles and
the best and most tasty expressly for the NesOeans
all trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Dress Goats;
Super French Drap Etc FrOck and Dress Coats;
Black and coored Merino Sacs aud Polka Goats:
Black and coored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Coats,
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Coats
Black and fancy single mled Cashmere Pants;
Black French Merino Pants, various qualities;
French Drilling Pants, OF all the newes' styles;
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants;
Black Bombazine, Satin and Silk Vests
White, buff and fancy figured Marseiles Vests;
Figured buff and worked Linen Vests;
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Bosoms
Super York Mill Muslin Shirts, do.
Linen and Cotton Drawers laced backs
Gauze Merlno and Cotton Undershirts and Wrappers:
Gauze Silk Undershrts and Drawers;
Silk and Cambria Muslin Cravats and Summer Ties.
White and colUred Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkerche
Silk Cotton and Linen Suspenders;
Gloves Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, etc. aD2O 2Iptt
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81 N G F r VI E. DE A r

BY THEODORE A. GOULD.
Sing for me, dear Dearest and best
y, sing for me! Sing for me
Thy voice low and clear, NY soul is opureSs'd
Eaiing sweet on my ear With the fiend of unrest,
Hatn power to cheer; Give peace TO my breast {;
sing Tor me! Sing for me
Again love, again
Sing for me
There's spell in thy strain,
That will Danish the pain
OF my thought fevered brain;
Snp for mel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

According to these returns, which are many of
them reports, Morton independent whg) is elected
TENTH DISTRICT. = Composed of Frederick,
Hampshire, Berkeley, Jefferson, Clarke, Warren
Page and Morgan counties. This district was re-
presented in the last Congress by Henry Bedinger,
now are Charles J. Faulkner, wing, and Richard
Parker democrat o. "
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HENRY STODDARD & CO.,
ELLING OFF,!

57Canal street. 81 Canal street
Next Corner St. Charles Corner ST. Charles
HENRY. STODDAkD & co WILL on and after this
date, offer their Stock of FANCY GOODS at greatly
reduced prices As the ducton made with the Of
selling off their Stock preparatory dissolution of CO.
partnership, great bargains be expected The Stock
consists of
FANCY PRINTED MUsLINs, in great variety.
FINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
EMBROIDERIESa and EMBR ID ROB Els. fine choice
LACE CAPES, MAETILLAS, HOSIERY
DAMASK CLOTHS, LINENS and SHEETINGS
Merchants will find it to their advantage 10 cal and exam
Inc their stock. 2dp my3 l2t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

% Maximin lsnard has been recognized by the
PRESIDENT as Consul of the French Republic for
Boston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

AoUioIANA oIATE DANh.-Iu Cdsc VI w luL,
Dupre ct al. Us. Samuel J. Peters ct al the Su
preme Court reversed yesterday the decision rem.
dered short time ago in the Second District Court
of.New Orleans. The main point decided by the
Supreme Court was that the plaintiffs had cut
themselves off from all means of relief by tacitly
acquiescing in the election of which they com.
planned. In order to obtain the remedy they sought
and have decree entered annulling the election
of the new directors, the defendants the case ii
would have been necessary for the plaintiffs to
show not only that the election was irregular but
that they had in wise participated, either actively
or passively. in the irregular proceedings.
As to the legality of the election, the Court
thought that the petition set forth vital defect in
form; nor had any proof been offered to show that
Illegal votes were given. The disabilities of GER
tain of the new directors for the posts to which
they were chosen, did not faint the whole election
and nvaldate the vote given to the other six direc-
tors. The incompetency of one could not affect
the competency of all the Others
As we intend publishing the decision at length
in day or two, we shall not go further into an
analysis of the Judgment
NAVIGATION LAws.-The following Geographic
dispatch from Washington is published in the New
York Herald of the 18th:
The cabinet were yesterday engaged on the
important subject Of reciprocity with England, in
the coastng trade. Mr.. Labouchere's bill does
not go down. nor is the course of Mr. Bancroft re-
earded as the policy to be pursued Mr.. Clayton
Is in correspondence, through Mr.. Bancroft, with
The British ministry on the subjeo.'
Ia the same paper we find the case of a lit 9
craft, the Pequena Amelia, which has been seized
condemned, confiscated and sold at Key West
under one of the clauses of our navigation statutes
This case admirably illustrates the great utility of
the navigation laws, and is SO much in point that
we will relate the facts
The Pequena Amelia, Spanish sloop of ten
tons burthen, started from Cadiz for Havana, and
after long passage finally reached the latter port,
being the smallest vessel that ever crossed the At
lantic. On the 9Th of April this little vessel left
Havana Tor Cardenas, and was forced by stress of
weather into Key West. The Captain got permis-
sion to sell enough of the merchandise he had on
board to purchase food and pay for the expense of
putting his craft in seaworthy condition. But
Tins privilege was subsequently denied to him;
and as the sloop was disabled from prosecuting
her voyage, she was seized by the agents of the
American Government, confscated and sold. The
proceedings were instituted, we are told, under
stafute prohibiting any foreign trading vessel of
Less tonnage than thirty tons from entering a har
Dor OF the United States. Instead of being seized
and condemned, the Pequena Amelia should have
Deem rewarded for her trip across the Atlantic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

Mr.. lvey received II votes for Harbor master "
ALDERMEN-[We only give the candidates elected I
Erst pard7Jacob Kaiser, 142: Stevenson. III
S &c Wdrd-l. Erznger. 107 John Dennger l04
Ihtrd Ward-Mackey. 81; Wood 49,
Fourth Wdrd-Mount Is A. Ebnger So
FUh Wdrd-Florance SO Peter Kaiser lG7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08
Arrivals atthe Principal Hotels Yesterday.

CHARLES ~ Andersen, John Grant, john Reynolds,
X Johnson, Mobile II Graefe and lady Mr. OBlens, W C
Walker, 70; c CLARK, Jr M Waggaman, s A; Cllf,
Mr. osgoo', Coast c Wright and family.
VERANrAH. II T Barlett, D Alien, Morgan and
lady, DIR Van Antwerp Baiae; VIM Robinson; Miss Neal.
HEWLETT's. Geo Robbns Ala D Frorson, N O J
Rosson, Piaqutnne; W Matthews, Madison Parish; 6
Lucke, FL Dorado.
PLANTERS. M Leddell Attakapas; VIM Magee, o An
drew Thirwal, R Jones, Liverpool West Y Geo Bell
Miss; II Snow, Mobile.
LOUISIANA Capt Snow, ship Trenton; Lee, NY Mr.
Quinp Pensacola Capt Whitney, bark Express CLAYTON
Augusta Ky Capt Perkins BOstoh Capt Gakns, Va Capt Win,
Ter, Me; Jno Mattison.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

" IL Is said that Charles Albert intends coming
TO the United States to reside.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

o. Charles F. Hoffman has recovered from his
recent illness, and is at present visit to Wash
ingtOn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-08

The vote cast for Lee the independent wing
canddate) was very small-just sufficient to defeat
Mr.. Bolts.
SEVENTH DIsTRIcT.-Composed of Matthews,
James City, Warwick, Northampton, Accomac,
New Kent, Charles City, Elizabeth City, Williams
bnrgh, Gloucester, York, Lancaster and Norhum-
berland counties. This district was represented
in the last Congress by Gen. Bayly, democrat, who
was elected by majority of 24I. The following
are all the returns received:
ork.-Mallory's wv } ma jorty loss 49,
Northamton:-Bayly majority 46-gain Is.
Aecomac -Bayly's majority 168-ioss 1877.
warwick -Mallory's ma jory 31-gain TO-
Elizabeth City.-Mallorys m ajority Again d.
northumberland .-Bayy' majority 126-loss "a,
Matthews-Baylys majority T-gan 80.
These, if full and correct, indicate net loss of
AS for Gen. Bayly. The Richmond Enquirer, how
ever, announces Gen. Bayly as positively elected
EIGHTH DIsTRIcT.-Composed of Essex, Mid
dlesex, King and Queen, Richmond Westmoreand.
Caroline, Spotlsylvania, King George and King
William counties. R. T. L. Beae {dem) repre-,
sented this district in the last Congress, having
been elected by majority of 1873. The candidates
now are James NJ Forbes (whig) and A. R. Holli.
day (dem.) The returns, as far as received are: