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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21
GAS FITTING * FIXTURES

GAS FITTING II FIXTURES-H,v.
~ ing made arrangements with Mr.. Theodore Law
eaire. of Philadelphia, a Practical Ornamental and
Plain Gas Filter, takes this method of Informing On,
friends and the public generally that we are read, Ia
supply them with Gas Fittings and Fixtu es Of The IA
test styles and patterns. Having made extensive mr.
Engagements with the best houses in Philadelpiu Va
hope to share the public or.
Churches, Hotels, any Public or private builn,.
lifted up with Gas pipe and fixtures at the shoiestio
tce All orders thankfully received and executed win
dispatch and warrar ted To give satisfaction.
y29-dts WIN. l.. LECklE & CO.
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Observation-Disclosures

III GROCERIES, md PLASTER.-Th sub
.criberst continues the fire proof brick Warehous,
the canal amidst all the changes. to receive and for
ward Goods. Produce Manufactured Tobacco, &c
Dur charges will be low, and forwarding done with dis
t,atch.
viii receive in few days, frat assortment o
Groceries, which he will sell low, and buy alltmes
lour, Corn Menl, Oats, Flax Seed, &c. for which h.
viii give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWICR
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DHENIx FOUNDRY, Lynchburs

l1HENtN FVUNURk, EyhChbWrS
Il VA.--lron and Brass Castings. Steam Engines
Mill Geerng. Tobacco Presses &c and machinery gen
orally furnished reasonable notice. and at fair price.
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
FOR the superiority of its work will be fully sustained il
The execution &C all future orders.
A. 6. DABNEY.
n. b. viii be prepared for Gasittng in due time.
nov 25-d&cts A.GD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

A. J. BLACK, Ticket Agent.
n. B-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and all other points along The line to Lynchburg
aug lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

Il and will sell ON accommodating Terms, ihs fol.
lowing valuable Law Books
Va. Gases. Vol.
Washington Reports
Cots
Hennngs N Munford,
Mnnford's report,
Gilmers
handolphs
Leigh's IL
Robinson's ="
6faone
Russell on Grimes,
Coke upon Liitlefon,
Lomax Digest,
robinson fiaeiiee,
oomynes Digest
British Crnwn Cnscs
Saunders Reports, Il
stnrkie ON Evidence,
nckers Conmenianes. > =
Story on Agency,
Bill,
Equity iiehdngs,
Lawyers Guide,
fehks Evidence,
| Rents Commentaries,
oblt'ys Headings,
hohnson,s Forms,
| Lubec's Equity fleading',
Jacobs Law Dictionary,
Cruise Digest,
| Mayo's Guide "
Inv Libfofy,-Vols !, s. 4, 5,6,Ts
Espina,e Reports
Easfs Criminal Law,
sal"yns Mai ffins, =
hofehe Grimlnhi Evidence, "
Arehhnid's Nis Prius, !"
Chitty on Contrasts.
" BiIls,
Angel on the Law of Carriers
Stofys Reports Vols,
Whatons Law Lexicon,
Gushing -iseports, vols
STORY on Bills ot Exchange
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

l. Lynchbwg. Va, to Knor0iHe Tennessee, bvfhe Vi-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, and Farish d. Co.'S Line
Of Stages Through tickets can he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company the following points and at the following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

fTvHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE.
l. specially call the attention of tho citizens al
Lynchburg and the adjoining country to his large and
r. splendid assortment OF BOOTS SHOES, l
CATERS &c. of his OWN MAKE,
~ and which IRE WARRANTED OF THE BEST QuALi
TYAsD of SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing 10 have agoodand durable Boot ~,
Shoe for the present season. will do well to call ON mr,
determined TO please, both regards Quall =
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above e
franklin Hotel. aud immediately opposite the Citizen'
Savings Bank 7, +. GRIMALDI. e.,
dec Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

n WHEAT FANS.--The attention of the public IL
respectfully invited stock of Threshing Machines
and Wheat Fans, which substantially built. and OF
the approved patterns. Persons in need of such
implements would do well to give stock cxami
nation feel satisfied that they will be pea sed boil
In price end work manship.
All I'm, dement's warranted to perform we'll
~ l5--ts DIUGUID & BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

nj EGRO SHOES, Socks, &c
L 100 Pairs Heavy Negro Shoes,
500 - Yarn Socks
100 Sides Black upper Leather,
500 Harness do
In store and for sale by
sept7.ts GEORGE BAGBY.
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r LIVINGSTON PLOUGHCAsTINGs.

4 IV ENUS ON 111OUUIECAS1I NNGS.
~ The subscriber has hand large lot of tn,
celebrated "Livingston' Plough Castings, and will
,ntinue receive additions his stock from the foun
ry so that there gi be no difficulty in getting an,
If the pieces belongings them.
JAMES b. RENWICK,
Feb 12-d1cts on the Basin.
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IDAIN's'S, OILS, &C..

Il 5000 lbs. White ana Brown Zinc Paint,
1000 lbs. Lewis pure White Lead,
300 gals. Lin.eei Oil and "A large supply OF
Paint and Varnsh Brushes; Copal, Japan and Coach
varnishes; Paris Green in OIL Spirits of Turpentine
Putty, Lytharge, Red Lead, and all colors used by
Puinters-Just to hand and tor sale by -
sept l9-ts JNO. III. SEAY g. co. &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

NJ OT1CE.-My stock tools hands fol Gas Fit.
L ting have all arrived in Lynchburg, and am now
fully prepared to all orders entrusted to me
with faithf"ness and dispatch.
would be thankful TO my friends hand in eir OF.
ders at to prevent hurry about the time til "a,
to be put
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first oflan.
uary next under any circumstances.
je 22-dts A. G. DABNEY.
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Clothing Business,
EANCY BOXES For TORACCO.-

FANCY BOXES For TOBACCO
u We will make TO order Boxes Of al. kinds. which
will be furnished very low prices We also have on
hand Box Plank ready dressed for use which will be
sold at small advance the market price of undrcss
ed Plank making much cheaper for the
to use dressed plauk.-We also manufacture Tobacco
Mouds OF all kinds which will be warranted to excel
any ever before offer ed in this market.
Ship next door to G. & S. Mckinney, Main st Lynch.
burp. Va. EAMES d. WASH.
Nav 25--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

"ANTED.-Ago good boy about IA years Of aga,
w attend in jewellers Store, one that can come
ell recommended. H. EILYERTHORN,
aug. lots $50 :,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

NOTICE The undersigned have TINS day pun
~ chased n. e. Taliaerros interest in the concern
of Echola Pryor rslsiarro. the business rs hereto
FORE will in future be conducted under the style and
firm of EcHoLS & PRYOR who alone authorized
to use the of the former concern in winding up
They solicit continuance of the patronage OF their
friends and Tie public generally.
r. J. ECHOLs,
nu0 5-ta w. II. PRYOR.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

We have in use Mr.. R. Drifting ham Mitcheil's PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable app
pendnge, "A great convenience and an efficient proec
I ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. b. TYLER, do
DR.. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN Farmvile.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
r. J. GAINES, Charlotte.
The Pump can be in use at Dir. VIM. s. Morr;ss
Diuguds foundry, and many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and lsfaI
ness The Pump can be in Rcl mond, at tho Wig
"fice. They warranted -'ork well io~ yeif.
EP NOTlCE.-All pers.n. buying '9llng ths
above articles, responsible to me for it..
R. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL
march 29-dIv Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

DRIME WEST I'm BACON-we have
Il now in IS Casks of Prime " estern Sides,
Shoulders Hams, which offer for sale at the low.
est market rates.
Obtaining all our supplies directly from the West we
enabled TO sell at a very small advance on Baltimore
prices. Purchasers would find it to their interest tn
give trial. WILLIAMS O. BROTHER
sept 15-dlm Richmond, Va.
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EAGLE MARBLE WORKS.,

u NCH BTRG @, TT.
TOHN u. GADDESS g. BROTHER. Proprieors
~ Formerly Of Baltimore, keep hand aud max" /,
order at Northern Prices American Italian. and Egy
tian Mar5le Monamenfs 7ombs, Head j. Fact Stones
Garden Vases Mantle Pieces Counter, Beroou, Tabt
q. tYasl-Stand Tops, made any size.
The Trade furnished with rough Marble Pomnice
Stone, Hone Grit, Polshngp - II Cloth.
All we want ian CALL speaks for itself
Any order from town or country entrustedto US will
be faithfully executed with and dispatch.
JOHN u. GADDE S X BROTHER.
June I0--ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

IRON, STEEL. &c
4 rs Tons American Rolled and Hammered bar Iron
=" Band, Hoop and Rod Iron. all sizes.
Cast, Shear, English a. American blister
Steel,
Anvils. Vices Axes; Carriage, Wagon and Bugg,
Springs Mill Cross.cut and Hand Saws; Files, Rasps
Picks, Mattocks, Spades and Shoves, H.rse Shoes
Horse shoe Nails, Wagon Boxes, Wool and Cotton
Cards. &c, &c. in store and for sale by
sept It's GEORGE BAGBY
FAMILY CURED BACON.-We have
just received a lot of very superior Family cured
BACON, consisting of Hams, Sides and Shoulders
aug 3l-ts SAUNDERS Il tRBY
ITO FARMERS.-Livags Peekski Hill
l. side and Subsoil Ploughs; Straw Cutters Corn
Shelters, Patent Cnurns for sale Cheap by
GREGORY, ROYALL Il SIMPSON.
sept OTIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH.
~ MENT in LyDehburg.-The subscribe,
respectfully informs the citizens Of Lynchhutg that he
has takenthe house opposite the Market house,
ly occupied the Express office, for the purpose ri
conducting the Tailoring business in ! its voro,
branches. He will warrant GOOD Fl in every in
stance and it will be his object do all in his power
give entire satisfaction in every Besides making
Gentemens and Boys garments he will give special
tenton cutting any article of genilemens wearing
apparel boys clothes Indies habits &c. All he asks il
that the community viii give him u trial.
July lots A. G. s YAGO.
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- MERCHANTS.
PHILIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer In Fancy Il staple Dry G0Odr,

Al AIN Street Lynabburg Virginia, corner store Ia
VI Cnrles new building, formerly known ~ Kyle .
nrner begs leave call the atfentng Of hi friends an
he public to HE large and desirable stock of Spring an
Summer goods embracing every article usualy kept ns
the dry goods line, which will be offered terms
which oannot isil to pleasc all who may want gooJ
goods iew Prices HIS friends and the public are ear
nestly reqne. ed call and examine his Stock as IL viii
afford him very much pleasure TO exhibitit
an Ig--fa =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-21

ITO THE PARTNERSHIP subscribers la
l. ing purchss ed the Patent Right of Glow, Dou6h
Cylindrical Rotary Screen Wheat Fda, manu-
featuring theme nj ask the Farmers f~ c and examin
TO- therlselvey DIUGU1D a. BRO.
NJ th-ds etwts Lgnchbnrg Fonpdr
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AN
l. ANCE.-Lynchb.rgH Hose q. Es,e iusurass
many. es ee@-
This Company makes Insurance against lo..
age by Fire, Dwelling Houses Gtores :" IAN
res and other buildings, furniture Goods oiafs
merchandise, generally in and country on a.
favorable teens. e hSa
Also makes Insurance the lives of all noro.
Toying good health and of sound constitution ~
whole duration oflife. for limited period " The
Slaves employed in ordinary occnpations u4n,
insured reasonable terms WI Os
The Company will also take marine risks FROM
any of the Northern Southern Ports nj f ,aa 10
rates. a's
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL Pres;dsnt
DON T. C. PETERS, Vice President
SAMPSON DIUGUID. Chief Engineer
James Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John .iggat. Nathan B. Thurman
DeorPe w. fancey Iohn Otey Taylor
William T. Anderson. / William + Sn;,h
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer
CREED T. WILLS, Sec'y.
DR.. F. Ii. Gilmer, !
DR.. VIM. Otway Oven. "eaicdf EzamiHfrs
The Medical Examination Il subjects for Ins.y.,..
will be msde the office of the COMPANY on ecb ~
between the hours of and o'clock p. NJ
FehS--dts
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NJ th-ds otwts IynrLbgrp Foup4r
pAKER a. CLAVEY-MERCHAN TAI.
ID LORS Il CLOTHlERS.-Tb .bscribers have
associated themselves together under the style and firm
above. and have taken that well known stand the
Of Main and Market Streets for the purpose
conducting the
Clothing Bus iness,
in all its various branches. They will have in n few days
an assortment of Goods suitable to complete Gentle
mans Wardrobe.
They will keep constantly on hand well selected
stock of Cloths, Cassmers and Kestings which they
will make up in the best style of Workmanship and to
su the taste of the most fasdous They respectful
y invite the attention Of their friends and the public
to their establishment it is the intention Of both
parties to s'rye all with everything in their lnehav-
ing in view the rule that governs trade and business men
in general, by which they hope in share of the
public patronage. SAM'L D. BAKER.
aug 3l-ts WIN CLAvEY
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JOHN y. TERRY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
Meeting Of the Young Mems Democratic Ma
tlOnal Club.

The first meeting Of this Club since the election,
held last night at stuyvea Institute In the absence
Of the President James T. Brady, ESQ., Mr. Q. Godfrey
Gurther was called to the chair Several of the most
distinguished members Of the Club present. among
whom We noticed Hon. Mike Walsh, Hen. John Wheeler,
Hon Judge Bsardsley, Hon. Augustus Schel Hon. George
lie Witt Clinton, Henry H. Morange, and Others When
Mr. Citation entered the he received with the
warmes congratulations BY his many friends, who
ader his election the Assembly In the Secoad district
s one of the the contest he
having been elected in strong whg district, and over
two other democratic candidates Another cause Of
oicing among the young men is that Mr. Clinton il the
first of the clerks of this city, he being in
the en- ploy of Edward Corning Il Co.
After some preliminary business HENRy II. MoRANoE,
ESQ., moved that committee Of five be appointed to
fer Win the General Committee In regard to giving
demons alton in honor Of the late victory of the ma
appointed Messrs H. II. Morange, c. b. Haskn, Erastus
VI. Glover, l.. N. Glover and VIM. N. MoTntire. Upon
notion the President and Secretary added to this
committee
1t was then further moved and carried, that commit
tee of FIVE be appointed to draft address to the young
democracy Of the Upon in regard to the late triumph OF
party upon national principles A such committees
appointed Messrs G. d. Mead, John r. Brady, Hon.
John Wheeler, j. H. Anthon, and NJ ID. Parsons. Upou
motion, the President and 6rst Vice President we're
added to this committee.
After further business, the Club adjourned till
Tuesday evening next closing the evening with three
cheers for the triumph Of national democracy in this
State, over barnburners and factions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12

EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF JomN Mrrcn1.-Thomas Frsnsss
Meagher yesterday received letter from his friend NJ
o. Smith, from San Francisco, stating that John Mtohso
and his family would leave for New York by the
steamer Of the 1st Of November Consequently this a..
tnguished Irish patriot may be expected here in abovA
fortnight Mr.. Smith is the gentleman who made an
the arrangements for the of, and acted chs9
escort to- John Mitchell Ho is an intimate friend of Mr..
Meagher.
TE TRIAL OF THE SAFES AT THE CRYSTAL PAIAcE-The in.
Safes, at the Crystal Palace yesterday issued
circular to the exhibitors of safes proposing to have them
tested by fire under their authority The time for such
interesting exhibition is not yet 6xed Those who
have been long wrangng to who the maker Of
works. There are about dozen on exhibition in the
Palace and these with the others which will be contrib
utei for the trial. will make large fire. This seems to
be the only proper way to test the quality Of these
toles
DEPARTURE OF THE PHILADELPHIA FIRE CoMrAyY-Tha
Schuykill Hose Company Of Philadelphia the members
Of which have been visiters in city for days
past started for home yesterday They left Gunter's
Lotel in the morning at 70 os0cs sanS the "a Camden 1S
time since they have been amongst having visited
principal institutions places Of amusement the Crystal
Palace among the rest and the night before their de-
parurs they down to luxurious dinner at Lovejoya
Hotel provided for them by our own patriotic aremsa
They no doubt WILL for long time to come, have agrooa
bio recollections of their visit to New York.
STOLEN PROPERTY REoovERED-A horse and cart also dx
quarters OF beef which had been stolen from the saueh
ter house Of Mr. Robert Allen, Of Twenty fifth street.
Third aver ne, found in the street at half past
O'Clock yesterday morning. BY officer Thornton, of Tho
police me morse gave evident
bad probably had been driven very hard by tho
thief who escaped. The stolen property taken to
livery stable in Crosby street.
ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAuReAD.-About four
O'Clock Thursday afternoon, two Of the Hudson Railroad
cars driven in opposite directions, met each other, ana
ran horse and coal cart at the foot Of Spring street.
breaking the back Of the horse The driver escaped nu
ry by jumping from his cart before the collision Captain
Turnbu thst accidents frequently occur at this
turn the road which undoubtedly the result Of M
rious and careless driving.
FATAL AcepENr.-At about OK O'Clock yesterday morn,
ing German vagrant girl was picking up chips In q
new building in the of erection in Broadway,
Walker street. brick fell from Of the su
and struck her on the head. She was picked MP By
workman and conveyed to the City Hospital We undsy.
stand that shs died sosn after admission.
FmR.-About two O'Clock this morning fire was diS-
covered In the upper part Of the building No 100 Water
street, occupied by Josiah Alen importer Of Havana
gars tho time of the arrival of the fremen the are
confined to the upper stores and was soon extn-
ahad
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From BOSTON.

MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS-THE snERBURNE MURDER
DEATH OF A BROKER.
Boston, Nov. IL, 1858.
large and enthusiastic gathering of wings in Faneu
Hall, took place this eveuing. Hon. il hn G. Gray pre-
sided Hon. R. c. Winthrop, 8. H Valley, J. T Steven
SON. and Others addressed the meeting chiefly against
the proposed new constitution.
person named Noyes Mann was arrested yesterday
in birmingham, cnargea ..""m plice with Chapman
ia the urdeI of Reuben Cozzcns, !. charburne last
September Ths circumstantia evidence against hi
tad to be very strong.
Thomas j. iobde prom nent broker of this city, died
this morning at the United States Hotel. The Brokers
Board had no meeting to-day in consequence.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of 50 olng 500 in Gold con-ymcerM arssco
yesterday arrested two men, named Ooneus hus
nv 500 in gold coin the property Doer
ing at 169 Fast Twenty second street. &
tise were taken before Justice s'u~f, "no son"ssA
''eM Hs - on cna,g Of Bpya,y-oacsrs Jackson a.y
d.. ..stsrSav arrsstsd two young men, named Augu9l
Robert Aiken charge Of bur glArouSlS
tns Mesn nsa opa the 'front.' door the coffee and spoe
factory to Pets, ssss nS 10 s
s spice and indigo, valued ct $780, Op ssarsh3
rs tls preuses occupied BY the accused psrs quan.
s :s - pse and spice worth $780, fouD and rsoog-
s bv ths owner. The accused partaes ~srs oonvsysD
bsore Justice Stuart who committed tenn to prison toe
rial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
Markets.

Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 0, 1853.
Cotton has been very active to-day the sales reaching
$500 bales; midding is quoted at $40 1000 bbs Of
hour sold at Sc so q SO 81.
New ORLEANS Nov. 10, 1858.
The sales Of cottan day 900 bales at steady
prices. 1000 bags of Rio coffee sold at 101c lie.
Mess pork ia advancng sales at SIS 25 Exchange is
dull; sterling quoted at &C. a exc prem.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10, 1883
The sales of cotton oday 800 bales and for the
week 1900 bales, at prices ranging from 70. 1oc the
market shows advance of &c. The receipts Of the
week have been 1929 bales, and the stock hand is
II, s32.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, 1853.
Sales made in markets to day, 1000 barrels
at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
Louisiana Election. Sc.

New ORLEANS Nov. 10, 1858.
In the First district Dunbar, dem is elected to Con.
gress by 1900 majority The result in the Second dis
tric is doubtful but Davis, dem went out of the city
with nearly coo majority. The whole number of votes in
this city l3O0O being the largest known.
Marigny, dem, for Sheriff, had 2, 500 majority.
The steamship Falcon leaves here to N orrow for New
York, via Havana,
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Total. iAoVV
Balance of gains in favor of the national democrats
thus far which renders it probable that the vote
of the national democrats will exceed that Of the free
soilsrs in the State.
The full returns Of the city of New York not yet
made up but it believed that the totals the State
ticket will bo about foows:-whigs, 10000; national
democrats 14O0o; free soiers 1900. In table Of
votes of each party have omitted this city, but have
allowed free soil gain, above, of 500 compared with
the vote Of 1s4s when tho vote Of Cass over Van Buren
was about 13, 5OO
VOTE ON CONSTELLATION IN BROOKLYN.
Against. A,@oA
Ms jority in favor..... .................... a0l9
ASSEMBLY.
s. T. Backus, whiS... 2,6cb j. Il. Howe, dsm.. 2,2l4
THRU pIsrRIcr.
J. c. Smith, whig... 800 s o. Morris, denn... 2,790
The returns from tho First district have not yet been
received at tbs County Csrka Office. Enough however, Is
to place the election Of John g. Bergen Maine law
vhg, George Thompson, democrat beyond doubt.
In addition to- the officers enumerated yesterday, a.
elected, are thu following
County Trea,urer. .....,.....Jas. NJ. Seabury dem.
sursr.ntsndsnts Of the Poor III E. Ripley, wRg.
Samuel Hubbard, dem.
Justices of Sessions Nicholas Stlwel, dem.
Samuel G. Stryksr, whig.
FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Sac HAasoR, Nov. Q, 1885,
Tsend an abstract Of the Senatorial and Assembly votsor
irst Assembly distrct, Suffolk county It's eonPssswtA
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Blunt's majority.

Blunt's majority. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Mr. Schaeer 600 votes ahead of the free soil
State ticket in the city, while Mr. Blunts vote falls
sideraby below that for the whg State ticket The
for Horace F. Clark the national democratic candidate
not given.
The total vote for Clark, believe will be about
12ooo that the aggregate vote given for District Attor
ney in the city, for all candidates, will exceed 900
votes.
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Meeting OF Congressman Elect I'm Phiiade.
phia-D. Il. Disney to be Supported fol
United states Senator for Vermont.

MoNrpETIER, Vt, Nov II, 1858.
On the frst ballot for United States Senator the lead
ing party candidates received votes ollows-Judge
Ccllamer whig 65 Judge Kellogg democrat, rs; Law
Branard free SOIL 90 0. L. Shafser also free soil
81 On the ninth and last ballot the was-Kelogg
democrat, 80; Collamer, 49, Shafter 25; Branard IL
scattering, o.