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Proposals for each Feparatey and separately
district, state the price per eau o
and pound f other classes and IN determining e oos we
will the bid for each class separately
viii shall the interest OF the department.
proposal be accompanied by aud refer 70 sample
proposed tn be- furnished and he quaV SUCH Po
will he consideration determining the BIDS
proposal accompanied by sufficient evidence OF me
abty OF the bidder comply OF his proposal
The successful bidder will be required 10 enter INTO cohuse WI"
sufficient sureiies, required by law -, .,,,.
Failures articles promptly when ORDERED.
attempt TO evado
the true meaning OF conac, viii be considered sume'eh
for its forfeiture. ,., n ar. -. ro,oh o,s
Payment made the production Of the proper
ounte YEARLY one the expiration OF each quarter
ne and price be specified for ench and every
article Did for amounts must be accurately extended, anu w
amount OF separately exhibited Proposals moi
made IN with directions VIII not Nc eonsurcu
between price set down and he extensions
which onld afford opportunity onrng MS price ~
s the ds are opened, by elecng may be MS Interest con
,, ca an. M INC other considered fa's 10 the Did
Propoa should marked the outside Of Tue enVs,ops -
nosa 6r wapna p.pe &C. and addressed To he seeoa '
'tadm Fosr""''" "''"' TX. HALL,
-. Postmaster General.
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We extract from the Telegraph OF yesterday afternoon
the following notice Of the funeral obseques Of this gal.
liant and lamented officer
The FUNERAL OF Commodore WARRINGTON While
we write the solemn pageant is moving towards .ihe
grave OF the lamented and gallant veteran The martial
dTge the deeponed cannon, the measured tread. the
gorgeous display and all the pomp and circumstance of
the military observed; while the drapey of con-
ceals another and silent portion OF the sad procession
as il moved onward in the following order:
The Clergy of the District.
Senior Medical ofhcer Of the Navy.
@ s%' ss.s s s::: %" s.''''
G Gsasa I Henderson" Ss"s s ss"a
The relatives OF the deceased the General staff Of the
Marine Corps; Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps
Officers OF the Army Officers OF the Militia the Presi
dent of the United States and Secretary of the Navy the
Heads of Departments the Foreign Ministers and Suites
the Judges of the Courts OF the District of Columbia; the
Comptrolers OF The Treasury; Auditors Treasurer Regis
ter Solicitor, and Commissioners OF the Land Office,
Patents, Pensions, Iudan Affairs and Public Buildings,
and other Heads Of Bureaus the Marshal OF the District
OF Columbia the Mayors and Corporate Authorities of
Washington and Georgetown the Clerks OF The several
Departments, preceded by their Chief Clerks, and other
Civil Officers Of the government Societies and Fraerni-
ties; Citizens and Strangers.
Commodore Warrington was native of Virginia. He
was porn IN November 1851 ano alter passing us AGA
demc course at William and Mary College, entered the
navy in January, 1900; that he had served nearly
fifty two years His professional services and brilliant
achievements interviewer with the history OF his
country, and are conspicuous IN some OF It's brightest
pages He was almost the only one left OF that noble
roll of brave naval commanders who, in the war OF 1912
achieved so much glory by their brilliant victories against
an enemy till then deemed invincibe To high PROBES.
sional merit Com w added amiable disposition and
modesy which great personal esteem, and will make
his loss sincerely regretted
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Nv DYER & MCGUIRE, Aueeonecr..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCrIoNe-on Thursday
afternoon October ID, o'clock the premses shall
SELL square lot H. all Of lots IS and TO- front
ne s feet ~ York Also lots ~ and Is IN
snma square fronting Lot No
IL and considered Of the most eligible vacap
having front OF Jl feet inches on nth stree
md eel inch New York avenue
Terms balance Ia equal n-talnents at -ir
twelve eighteen with interest," satisfactorily secured
DYER Il MCGUIRE,
AucuoneeTs.
Immediately after tho sale OF the above, shall
square lots Nos ? q :, H. ~ 10, 20, and 81
Also, parts OF lots . and 10.
Terms, above
Purchasers please be punctnal TO the hour Of sale
oct 10 -dt. DYER MCGUIRE, Auctioneers,
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Odd Fellows Hall.

MONDAY EVENING" October IL, 1851.
The celebrated New Orleans Opera Troupe,
SAMUEL s. SANFORD, Director,
announce Washington they will
giving series OF their unique aud moral entertain
introducing original songs chonses retrans, OPP
scees gems from all the principal of the day
sisted by the lnmiable
BALLET TROUPE,
in their ng cachucas gs reels
Lucy Longs, originally performed by them in all
the cities Europe United thousands persons
uding clergy press people, expressed
and pronounced this the
wlrd.
characteristic buresque the Havana Opera Troupe
A burlesqae on the Monplaiser Troupe
Of admission rs cents
Doors open at 7; 10 commence at quarter 10 8.
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NlUUUU made old stand under the United states
e-p BROWNING, merchant tailor, HIS just openod MS
stock goods comprising all the most fashionable
styles la the market .... .. ..,--.-, -.
do large business he VII
small profits He has purchased the largest and most
that he bee had the peauc OF oners
public experience the purchase OF goods Ia his
him opon hts stock will not be srceied ior
quality, chsapne-s, IN this other city
lie respectfully invtes all those intending - purchase cloth
purchasing elsewhere he Is dets
mn ITO with
Come you select FROM all good buyer
establishment complete wardrone he
has b-auful Of made such
and vests rirts, collar
unds umbrellas, aud other articles too Numerous 10
ms ntion. l2-dlw S3tlwu
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WASHINGTON REPUBLIc.-CUpA.-The telegraph an.
nounces that shrewder hand is turning the crank OF
The organ" at Washington. The old grinder evident
lie but poor business Of resistance TO the rough as
saus OF the "Union" and the is taking ne W
task blooming over to the democratic ground the Cuba
question: deemng far safer and easier, doubtless, to jog
along side BY side rather than in opposite position,
upon the grea, question Of European interference in the
Affairs OF this continent.
We glad 10 welcome such sinner as the Re.
public editor into fold this platform, although his
Re sor, OF eleventh hour repentance for the sins OF
three Year, standing. We shall expect now that the
organ" will vie with the Washington Union in main
aiming sturdy resistance to the Vaccinations OF either
England France for the possession of the Queen of
the Antilles" or its subsection 10 the Crown Of Spain one
moment after the Cubans themselves ready to
their own independence. Detroit Free Press
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We perceive that the anticipated arrival OF Marezek's
fine operatic corps in Baltimore is creating quite
Juror. This is not surprising; for we presume that
such performances as they have given a, New York
and Philadelphia, during the past season, with so
much success were before presented At any Opera
house at 80 low scale Of prices the very enter.
prisng and popular emPrs'orto has adopted Inc com
pany open with LUCIA this evening. We observe that
an extra train is 10 be run from this city and we can
assure those Of our citizens who may hnk Of awaiting
themselves Of this opportunity that they will IND thls
masterpiece OF Donzeit in The bands OF such artists as
Boso Beltin and Badial, TO DO one OF the highest mu
sical enjoymenis which any opsratlc stage can oher
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HANGING AChBEMY.-First Course.,ht. ~ , y. G G
IL has III, 10 the citizens o. a. 10
Of dancing lessons o wv
season win commence Thurday November o % ~
George Thoas Purkers grocery store, south SIDE o
avenue between 9th Streets opposite Browns ~" h
DAYS OF tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays ana satntays,
All tho fashion ,ble dances will be introduced ana mssh'
Oct I4-du
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ny A. enHes. Auenon.sr.

a,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, cows OMEN, shEEp
II HOGS. HAY, CORN, WAGONS. CARTS fLousn'' ~ 49,,
UTENSILS, Sc, AT AUCIiONon Ionaay, ~" s :,
Mr. Robert CLARK IN Prince county Maryland abou, egn
miles from Biadenburg ADJOINING
Digs Jackson, and hNWooa' "
o. II mentioned. via
40 head Of cnecompnE yoke Of COWS and calves
and mich cows, shc p, hogs &c.
Two or three hundred barrels ~ corn
$50 or 100 tons of excellent hay, clear Of HOOD
Wagons, * and horse carts
Carnage and buggy, cauys and large assortment OF gear
barrels Of vinegar
plouvhs shelter and crusber
With large lot Of garden and farming utensils
Terms Of and under s3o cash 80, credit ~
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing IN.
,ersst A. GREEN.
Get l4-eodkds Auedoaeer
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ny A. GREEN. Anctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING Lor AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday, the
I7th Instant sell the premises, ~ O'Clock,
square No. ~ containing 1900 square eet fronting on
norm street and 2ld The above de
scbed property Is handsomely ward where prop
er : rapidly improving In value.
Terms on sal. one fourth balance in twelve, and
eighteen months notes interest deed
given md a deed OF taken title ndisputabis
l2-d A. thbEN, huctoncefs
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oARDThe attention public Is respectfully requested "
"A ware, French China dinns
service, nantsI cut glass ware, svol
together with genera
useful household furniture been selected WIN
great from the expressly for the Guy
for cash, on hpefa efso 'o
satisfactory paper. nvrp . vccufpR
Sept I'D '"o"'
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r, OWEN 81 son, Merchant Tailors. would respect
H. fully their friends aud The public evncaly hss
they opened and varied Of fall and win
superior quality such cloths, cassmsres vcsnss,
request their friends and will call and
for themselves,
10 returning liberal patronage they
eived they having exprfi
crrd extent they have ds
articles line very low fof cas
prompt and solicit Of public favo
Oct g-2nwim intel Telegraph 49,
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IOR RENTA and Handsomely Iarnsnsa ,n.ee
story hou e peasanty located street, oppe
church. HAVING bah room modern impro' Last
occupied by Attorney General INT nden aa,, a,o,
sv paa.n,. l93nwu
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Lqs |rm Nep DIcrico- Election 10 Congress -Indiar
Deyredations, &c.

Sr LOUIS Oct. Is Mr.. +. X Auberry OF New Orleans,
has wed here from Independence also, Messrs. Mallo
n.y. Haven, and Raney, whp ced The bou nd
ary commission MAJOR whiting has been elected delegate
Congress by 300 mejonty The crop on the river
Abago exccleu-in other laces IL has tailed Bands OF
Americans, disguised as Indians, committing frequent
depEedstions
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The Hon. ALEXANDER EVANS, member OF Congress
elect from the State OF Maryland arrived in this city last
evening" and took lodgings at the National Hotel
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CARDS. FOWLER, merchant tailor, returns his thanks
hs Gu ,mers, respectfully s'lcis
their psonags store Of r. w. Browning, where hs -
,a,s.,rd Oct l2-dlw&Jawu
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE,
II WINES, AT AuCTIONon "Wednesday, the I'D
essolency The f"sis minister sir h. l. Bawe beautiful and
superior assortment Of furniture, &C, viz
u bcadcd chairs
Is walnut pdsb-c covered chairs .
yelvetcovered Union chairs
mahogany aud rosewood velvet covered revolving
2 fine plus6-covered lounges
whiting chairs
IS fancy willow bottom chairs
10 dining cl airs and cushions
solid mahogany gothic passage chairs
> fine rosewood inlaid centre tables, set teapot.
inlaid rosewood beauiait comnode piano stool
. walnut marble top sideboards
! hne-csfyed sdeboard
mahogany marble top pier tables
Divans and spring lounges
Dining, side, sofa, and other tables
Mahogany writing desks, cabinet and bookcases
large gothic frame gilt msn'eI French plate mirrors
Sne French plate psyche glass looking gla.e.
Fine French niantel clocks
French gilt candelabras and brackets
Carce hanging, pillar, and other lamps, candlestck and
fine large ums, India china urn, with earccI lamp,
china and glass
Trench china dinner dessert, tea, and coffee Sets
Also, good assortment Of cut glass ware
Fine velvet door, window, and other curtains ana htng'
Pine English Brussels aud oher carpets and hearth rugs
Iron and other bed.teads and curtains, bedding aud hair
mattresses. shower BATH bath.tub
Marble top dressing and toilet stands -
fire screens, statues 'rn'"'nt"'
with large assortment cooking coppers, kitchen utensils,
Also collection Of wines, comprising about zoo bottles Of
Cherry Champagne, Spanish French ock te aud o'ho' Wines
Also 60 bor,es London porter Congress and German
water multitude Of other articles which we deem unneces
Catalogue viii be ready Monday previous the day Of sale
The house will be open ready Tues
day previous The ladies and gentlemen OF the District
and respectfully invited call and examine for them
Term. Of sale All sums $50 over $50
credit three, and four months for notSs satisfactorily on
'V "a s@ Ue A. GREEN, Aucdoneer.
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The LARGEST PILE OF SPECIE IN THE woRLD.-Ac-
eordng 10 recent return OF the Bank of France the
specie hand amounted 10 COT 900 frances or
about Sl5,O0O,00o This, we believe, is the lsgest
amount OF specie ever collected together The Bank OF
England has not had at any time 500, zoo, 600
10 France the legal rrency is silver and not gold
hence is probable that nearly all OF this specie is
silver; and hence the recent dainution of silver in
this country.
The enormous accumulation OF silver in the Bank OF
france is regarded an unfsvorable symptom OF her
tade for the discounts and circulation OF the bank have
diminished Hence trade is stagnant Ii is probable tina,
The lear Of political revulson at the next presidential
election operates powerfully on the bank and on mer-
chants 10 restrain them from expansion Of credits
We should suppose that the presence of large an
amount Of specie in city like Paris where revolutions
are so frequent, would be dangerous. The socialists
and red republicans opposed TO the existing inst,u.
IONS OF property and might be tempted 10 make practi-
cal distribution OF this bank fund
une '"fohe was not safe in 1s4s, with the aid OF
SKY thousand troops, why would The bank vault be
when II Is susceptible OF so easy a division be,wsen
troops and people i-Southon Press
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IHE STATE ELscTIos.-0dr annual election will take
pace 70 our weeks iron to-day. With the exception of
suffolk Barnsiable, Nantucket, Dukes and HAMPSHIRE
ne chances are against the wings, who can be beaten
@ hopes OF speedy recovery Their opponents choose
bring Their power legillmatey to bear against them All
ma wanted ~ uaion on toe same Candidates. and wise
oof 10 support OF candidates nominated on Union prn
Spes we have never been OF those democrats who be-
Ve mat the wings 10 be beaten as matter of course
because iLey were badly beaten last year The wings
nave always looked upon Massachusetts az their ow par
ueuar spot OF earth, ever which their manor,a ahts
oua nol De legally disputed, and, marked was tner
e,ulo" oil last year by circumstances oil character
ey 10 cause them to reflect little. they have not been
.snaSe as consequence. They are already actively
Engaged 10 The contest, though in quiet manner They
re oganIzng their PARTY in every city, town. and school
usc' IN the Commonwealth, in the hope OF getting out
uch vote shall asonish the country Their labors
nus. oe met BY corresponding iabors our own side
aneesa larger reserved democratic vote in this State
man there is reserved wing vote. The vote for Gov.
s'nof Boutwell, can, with proper exerons be increased
om seven to Ten thousand, and thus much more than
balance the increase OF the ahig vote; and is alto.
aher probable that the free-so vote will be several
thousands larger this year than il was In 1850. The
PROBABILITY that the largest vote thrown in Massa
sho'sis will be given in November next
ha Boston Times, Oct Q. z
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.
The superior GEORGE WASHINGTON
d-'-nIke-~vill the following hoursi
Alexandra, ~, ION, ian, *, AZ
Washington, W, IN, ~, ~, on,
tare. iok A coach connect with the boat.
"' ''''' ~ JOB coRsoN, Captain
TIL. .,..mers Thomas Coyer George Washington
washinron al 10 every Wednesday aud Friday for Mount
Vernon. II
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Dist. No ,Dist. No. Q, Dist. No. D. Dist No.
depot at y. depot at depot at 4, depot al
York city. Washing. Cincinnati, Buffalo ~
ton, %. Z. Ohio. York.
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Yio'ent GALE aud L,ss of Li6.-Ceasu,

BUFFALO, Oct IL A violsnt gale has prevailed here all
day The brig Chicago capsized eff Long Point The
frat and second maies and seaman were drowned,
The of Dunkrk the terminus OF the Erie rail.
road, shows population Of $500 persons Six months
ago there but 500 persons there.
The propeller Monticello, which supposed to be lost
is ashore Lake Superior. All on board are safe.
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The steamer OsCEOLA win he trim. 10 thc
nboye place saturday, the 4th
SKSRR Washington every saturday ana Wednesday, al
oek a M Norfolk every Monday and Thur4
day, O'Clock D. M. touching going and returning Cone
rivur and the usual landings the Potomac
Psssage and fare @S ...-
Sept W--u JAMES MITCHtLL Captain,
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La,e from Hapana-yhc Amsriean Con,ul.

CHARLESTON, OcobeI l2-By The Isabel, from Havana,
dates the 7h instant. The subscription to aid
families Spanish soldiers killed during the Lope
invasion, aud comfort and take OF the nded,
being made Havana, amounted the 7th instant to
$3.50 ia All quiet Havana aud business pro-
crossing steadily usual The Americ residents
daily xpecting the recall OF Mr. Oven the American
su His letter OF defence is considered altogether
factory aud they seemed have confidence that would
be ally unsatisfactory 10 the President
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TOR sALETha beautiful commodiou,, coag residence
on 7th between and Boundary containing s,TSg
ground No. 40
sale II has niue apartments, with hreefod
passage smoke, wood
stabng and pump OF excellent In the
yard.
Ih paee within public Offices
rapidly improving neighboood and enjoys the double adyan
tage Of a city and country residence.
minute Of surroundnr beautiful vicinity, highly
improved dnis convenience deemed unnecessary Per
call examine for themselves
Tile United Inquire Of H. JoussoS, on the
premises.
Oct i5-eow
I,ALL MILIINERY.-Mrs. PARKER win open Wednss
day, 18TH Of French hats Also beautiful
feathers flowers &c. Pennsylvania ayenue
under National Hotel.
oct l5-3uf
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FOURTH DESPATCH

PHILADELPHIA, Oct HIP o'cock.-In Philadelphia 81
and county Johnston's majority will exceed 500 IL
conceded thar Bglers maj 1ry will b. very lafge-fro
IL 900 10 ~ 600.
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BANGOR, (Me } October II.

Pc kins's saw-m Hallowel was destroyed b.
fire day. The loss is $40 0O0 which there is no in
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY AT AUC-
TION-On Thursday 18th O'Clock
premises, shall sell half lot No
between 10Th and lh streets west fronting Pennsylvania
avenue depth O The
of one story story buildings offering
vanages RESIDENCE stand of Description
superior, any in the city.
property will be sold subject to lease Of three
from 5th of November neat
residue in equal annual instruments
one two years, with satisfactorily secured
DYER MCGUIRE,
Oct I'D AucuoneeTs.
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Residence for Kossuth.

NASHVILLE, October ii An effort is being made 10 pur-
chase L residence in this county, the Hermitage and
present Kossuh and his companion, TO induce them
The late residence OF General Jackson One
OF citizens offers subscribe $500, and contingent
subscription OF vi 600.
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IHiLADELlInA, Oct LILO p. m.-The clay has given
600 sioy for Johnston Bigler has majority OF 200
Ia Northampton, and Johnston majority Of 800 in Pits
buF
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Litter from the Bra eos.

NEw ORLEANS, Oot l3-The steamer Yacht has arrived,
with Brazos advces to the Oh ulimo. Tue revouonsts
had captured Reynosa and ems elves of great
quantity OF ammunition and i'm Elements Of war
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by DYER d Mcguire, Auctloneers.
DRANDY, WRISkEY CIGARS, &c, AT AUCrIoN.-On Fri
afternoon October IL O'Clock, shall
s.
quaer Pinet, Casullon, Co., cognac brandy
eiubl do do do do
IL barrels prime old rye whskey
20, 90 cigars, various brands
The without advances
a of four MONTHS for approved endorsed notes
DYER Il MCGUIRE,
l5-d Auctioneers
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.-Passnse Five
Cents.
The favorite Gamer THOMAS CoLLYER will
Ix.pe depart the following hours coach connects
Srif.2xR22hk w boat;
Leave Alexandra at 74, ~, TX. X, an, and An.
Leave Washington nj u4, lo4, l24 =, ~, and ~
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain
l5-dn
hEcHANICs Priee-BooL. for Washington City, Sc /,
Containing OF
ters CUTTERS plastere skaters,
pnnters and GLACIERS building regulations, &C. Price rs
OF sale la Washington city BY
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Oetl5 Booksellers 9th
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The brig Chicago which was los, the lake. was in
snred for $1,000. The VI the drowned Jno.
Zulech, VIM l.. Reed and Jno. Carver.
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THIRD DESPATCH

PHlLADELPHrA Oct. II -lIk p. m.-Scatering returns
on Ono show considerable democratic gains and indi.
the OF the dso cratic ckst by decisive ma.
Jority -
la Pennsylvania Bgler gains in York and Lancaster
The leave doubt Of his election by large
majority.
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SECOND DESPATCH

PHnADELPHIA, Oci, I'LL, p. m.-Lshigh county III,
BgIer 400 majority, and Northumberland 100 la hire
districts in Schuyk Johnston loses aS6 and In seye
teen districts in Allegheny he loses 237 BIGGER IS !
doubleday elected
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NEw YORK, October Ia.
The steamers Marion, from Charleston, and Alabama,
from Savannah, have arrived.
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The weather to-day delightful and the election pro-
guessing spirtedly The number of officers
be voted for creates much confusion.
A tict who VAS detected on he Truck Farm last night
hot in the neck, and instantly killed The who
hot him Immediately surrendered himself