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AGENTS WANTEDI

all parts Of the United States 10 solicit
Il for, aud sell, the bound volumes of
aTHE LADIRg WRRATuu
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Az APPEAL TO THE NoRTH.-The Tuscum.
ba North AiaJamian, of recent date, con-
tans an excuse to its readers for not presenting
It's usual array Of telegraphic news, the wires
having been destroyed, both north and south
Of that point, by persons who imagine that
they have caused the Drought The Alabamian
SAYS:
ut is to be hoped that the philanthropists of
The age, especially those of our own country,
vii turn some portion of their sympathies from
The benighted heather of foreign lands, for those
nearer home; for if there are more ignorant
heathen in any portion of the world than these
photographers, We never heard of them"
" The philanthropists of the age" especially
those OF our own country, haze turned their at
'rnton to the direction suggested, and although
'4ry have met with much ingratitude, they have
0'ne and are doing much good to the "igno-
rant hcathen,' as the Alabama editor very un-
Kindly calls the unenlightened slaveocrats of the
Region OF country adjacent to him.
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| lieve that the destruction of The L,tminary
press was determined on months before it was
| put in execution. Letters were received, asking
| the price of our press. We offered to sell at a
reasonable price, but no trade was consumma.
| ted. j. 7. V. Thompson was heard to declare
| that the press should be thrown into the Mis-.
souri, river, and its editors hung. By the way,
we had opposed the appointment of that cor
rupt man to the Office of Governor of Kansas,
and thereby enki4dled his wrath. About the
| first of March last, after Atokison had left his
seat in Congress and returned to Missouri, let,
| tiers were said to have been received in Park
vile, signed by d. R. Atchison, stating that the
State no longer desired his services, but he had
| other duties to perform-eertain individuals in
| Parkville needed his attention. Indeed, from
that time luEors thickened that the press would
| be destroyed; but we aid not alter its tone nor
believe it till the deed was done. We haya
reason to believe that the money was made up
to establish The Southern Democrat on the
| ruins of The Luminary, and its editors spoken
| to before it was destroyed. b. S. Kelley, of the
| Sqnatter Sovereign, received 800 at one time,
and expected 81, 300 more. Besides, Atchison
gets for them the publication of the laws of the
| United States Government patronage appears
TO be at his disposal. His servile tools, The
Examiner, Platte -4rgus, Squatser Sovereign,
and Kansas Herald, are the recipients. But
they are ready, the moment they have obtained
dent, to turn against him. Even now, mutter-
inss are heard. He is in danger the moment
he disobeys them,
How SO small a party exercises so much con-
troll, cannot conceive. A half dozen men,
bers OF the secret association, acting in concert
all over the country, get up meetings, pass just
such resolutions as the leaders want and the
| impression goes abroad that all the world and
the rest of mankind are moving, when not one
in twenty are favorable to the movement. The
meeting got up in Parkville, that sanctioned
the proceedings of the mob, was of thia CHAR,
acter. All good citizens in Rarkyille are ,op-
posed to the mob and their action; they did not
20 out TO the meeting. Col. Summers, who was
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African Iron.

The Philadelphia Ledger, referring 70 inc i"N'
,ba, the aboriginal inhabitants Of Western AFRICA
nae none but native iron of their own manufacture
saws that this iron Is of the finest quality-their
knives for Instance, would ring Ike caststee, anu
no flaw or other imporfection could be discovered
in them The natives would not often accept I'M
ported iron as present, as they did not CONSIDER
worth carrying.
Tho Ledger adds that the iron ore from which
their articles are made is found in vast quantities
over the country and specimen of it, sent by d
citizen of the Pennsylvania settlement OF BaSsa
Cove to Mr. Coppinger, Of Philadelphia, mas re-
Gently been analysed by DIR. Hayes, Assayer TO
the State of Massachusetts, who reports as foio"s
..I,s chemical composition is-pure iron, 9o4o:
quartz grains magnetic oxyd iron crystals anu
xeolte. l60-lOOO0. There are no other He,aiS
present fact which prevents US from placing '''i'
IRON in the ella SIS of meteorolites And the absence
cfcarbou in anv form completely removes all aouo'
I'm regard to its being possibly of artificial foriha
ton"
In view of tho fact thus conclusively estaDhshed
that Liberia contains not only some OF the best iron
ore in the world but also native iron, in its virgin
state. and of purer quality than the purest renned
iron of Europe and America, the Ledger asks,
where can the free eolored population OF America
find country for their enterprise richer IN Its pro
ducts than Liberia If that class of our inhabitants
were actuated by genuine pride and laudaoie
ambition they would lose time in returning to
the land of their forefathers-a land which holds
oft to them in Liberia, liberty, equality, and the
richest rewards Of individual industry
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E,Iy.ou,s Richmond Directory.

Onr readers have seen by reference TO our adj
vertising columns that Mr.. NJ Rllyson proposes TO
issue during the month of January next, careful
" compiled and handsomely executed City Direc-
tory, and in connection with it a general Business
Advertiser, which will present n most valuable nd
vertsing medium to the business mcu OF Richmond.
We have no doubt that this Directory will be pre-
pared with great care, and that the experienced
canvassers who have been selected, viii do their
business in the most thorough and faithful manner.
, Prom our knowledge of Mr.. EIlyson's capacities
and for the enterprise he has undertaken
feel sure that tho forthcoming Directory, in
cnracy andfullness arrangement and classification,
and in all that pertains to good directory will be
one of the best published in any city. The new
map of Richmond, beautifully executed on copper
plate which will accompany the work, and copy
of which we have examined is decidedly the hand.
soonest and most accurate map of the kind we have
seen. The business community should not
overlook the grand opportunity which this Business
Directory will present for bringing themselves be-
fore the people The publisher has made a
with tho Adams Express Company to place copies
Of the Directory and Advertiser (Which will be
furnished gratuitously) in all the public houses Of
all tho towns aud villages of Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Tennessee, doing business with Richmond
and at ali the railroad stations and steamboats,
In those States Such facilities for becoming known
ueed only to be mentioned to business men to Sc
cure their support.
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Interesting neutrality-suspicious. Achieve
meut.

We have before Us very handsome volume
from the publishing house of J. w. RANDOLPH, of
this city, giving in full tho late famous debate be-
tween Allen B Masruder, of Charlottesville, Viz
gnia, and Edward E. Orvis, of New Lo ndon, Penn
sylvania, on tho Punishment of the Wicked, and
the Kingdom of Cod Its charac ter locality and the
time of its establishment" This discussion took
place in King William county, Virginia, in June
last, and occupied four days. 1t was listened to
with profound interest by large assemblage
We do not pretend to decide which of the cham
pions obtained the victory. but we most certainly
award the accomplished Richmond stenographer,
Mr. =. Kean, who has taken down this voluminous
and elaborate debate In full, well earned need of
triumph Here ID four days discussion elnbody-
ing it is believed, as large amount of facts ar.
guments and Biblical information, as has ever been
embodied in any similar debate taken down with
the most perfect fidelity from the lips of the speak
ers, aud occupying volume of four hundred and
thirty-fve pages. This speaks well for the emf
nent qualifications and untring energy Of the ste.
nographic reporter, Mr.. kean, who, we are glad to
learn, has established himself permanently in his
profession in this CITY, and is prepared to attend to
any calls that may be made upon him We cor.
daily recommend him to the public
AS an indication of the esrnestness with which
this work is sought, it Is stated that several hun
dred copies OF II were engaged weeks in advance
Of its publication. Great credit is due to the en-.
terprsing publishing house of ]. w Randolph for
the handsome manner in which the work has been
gotten up In this connection, we should not fail
TO include Mr.. J. j. English the skilful and enter
prising foreman of Mr.. Randolphs establishment,
Price Sl25
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~ Cnptaiu Canot. the Hero of the &c

brated work Twenty wears of en- African S.vsr'
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TISCTtH
Captain Canots brother has long been the attendant
and friend, and Is now Medeeen en- Chef Of tie Emp
ror of France
We extract from letter written TO Mr. Stockings,
of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. Tho letter should
be read in full ii does credit TO the head and bear
Of the Captain IL all who had been cured By lh.
Tincture of Hampton's would thus speak out insn1
now suffering might be induced 10 try thh great n
NEEDY:
Having called on me on the l9sh Of April and '"-h
Frustrated on my bed, useless il al! my imos VA
can appreciate nearly well myself me Prem
relief received from HAMPToHS vegetable LEO
ture.
you may inform Messrs Mortimer L MOxoHr
that they are at liberty TO make Of my name II "
support of the good effects of Dr. HainptoAs ttssf
BILE Tncture a. it has cured IN tive week. " }
chronic Iutannatory Rheumatism. contracted 4ASs
tropical climates, and of seven years peno9cai -1''
ton have only used three ,Otties and Ind iEa eva
tho detormed parts Of my hands are fast re'lfa-1t
their former natural appearance. t,,..
~ have been under the treatment oil sewers w!
clans in London aud Pans without any spgAsym ~
eft; also, while in New York, having nod ihe l2"g
souiap and Homeopathic remedies, AFTER Es7hs '., '
torrnented with galvanie batteries cold ,nc sF0'bt'
baths aud hundreds of internal and eistho' H. -
cines all to no effect am, far cured gy ''
toms Vegetable Tinc,ure only. Therefore, ny %.
sir accept of the aaau,ance OF my Fsno cisor
heye me your weli-wEheT, NJ ois,.s sys L
III Delicate Ladies and children vi" P''
a trial. Il caBsha
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures o. 49,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver CompAHN
AS q female medicine 1t is nnrl7aiied cerI LADD
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and n NJ - l.bIrg y
& CO, Richmond BY Dr. C0Ohh, FgsnPTIgKR
all the Druggists in Petersburg y ME .aG sr,.
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and By DTa6s'''' '''-
keepers everywhere. -"
tT ) per bottle; 6 bottles iot %
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NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH.-The Argus OF
yesterday announces that tho Howard Association
of Norfolk closed their depot, mt Ashland Hall, for
the distribution of provisions the day before
The Herald notices the reviving trade Of tho city,
and mentions the fact that the spot where pile of
goods for shipment stood on Tuesday, had been &C.
cupied but few weeks before by grim pile Of
collins sent from Richmond
In Portsmouth, an unsuccessful attempt was
made Monday night to burn house on the corner
of Crabb and Dinwiddie streets, owned by the es-
tate of VIM. WatMcdec'd
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party.

RELIGIOUS MEETISG-That religious commu-
MON whose appellation, according to themselves.
is the Disciples, but whom part of the
world persist in styling Complexities, win hold an
annual meeting in this city very soon. 1t will be-
gin on the 10th instant, and last for few days
This meeting is only of that part of the church
which Is in Eastern Virginia; but we understand
that several distinguished preachers from dis
lance win be present: among them Mr.. Alexander
Campbell Che has declined the title of d. D., which
has been rendered him. of Brooke, and DR.. Shep
hord of New York
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Salaries Of Cleraymen.

In reply to complaint OF the cost of clergymen's
saiaries friend Of the clergy pertnenty inquiries:
Did such croakers ever think that ii costs thirty.
i've millions of dollars to pay the salaries of Anne
riean lawyers; that twenty millions of dollars are
pad out annually to keep our criminals, and ten
mions Of dollars to keep the dogs in the midst of
"S awe while only six millions of dollars are spcut
annually TO keep six thousand ministers In the
United States9
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New Publication.

"Teverino-A Romance,-by George Sand
translated by lady, preceded by Biographical
Sketch of the authoress," has been placed on our
table by Mr. A. Morris The works of no writer
have provoked more criticism than those of this
authoress. By some she has been welcomed as a
prophecies by others stgmatized as poisoner-
With the latter class of critics are disposed to
agree Teverino she describes az a privileged
soul, who, in life of vagabondage, remains pure
and noble
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Lieut.. RalouAn

This gallant officer, whose splendid courage In
fh' late battle with the Chinese pirates reflected
80 much credit on the country and the seryice IA
expected home soon, He win receive upon his ar.
nvai the evidence Of his country's gratitude in q
THROUGH reducing his pay and depriving him Of al,
chance Of promotion. Great encouragement this.
oysior and efaSeaey 10 the service,
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Another Ally.

According to late adviccs from Spain, General
O'Donnell has been won over by the French EN-
peror and has made a speech In the Cortes IN ia
vor Of the alliance. II is thought that Spain viii
soon Join the alliance openly against Russia
What is to be the consideration for this accession
Ia left to surrnise. 7t i
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Inn Johs-e'e.''
rx New establishments y ohh =. ..lss >

lately of the American shasnhs sn 10Th street s
a sia.s a nsi caGS and 10 tilted win .pss
Sstions for his business whore al wsP bsSs.oo's 80
and pleasant Shave, viii hnd hi"' IS A''' -,
ready to please his customers. /, proTessa,,-
Hi. superb Style Of h, y, In nost R !.
be 10 sure be can Please lhe syshTa,ed Hs'i ~
s aOs sas i; Tome, whsh with Other
lions and dyes together with me hopes bopes DE f''
poon Bath, win make his shop, 30 IN bis hss.
~ All who desire to be waited uP""
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NEW YORK, Nov Flour declining State 50
l2; Ohio Sa37; Southern 1915. Wheat dull
Southern Red S2d $40 Corn firm and unchang
cd. Pork firm at $22 S22.75 Beef languid-
Whiskey firm at 42!. Lard unchanged. Stocks
firm. Exchange nominal.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour unchanged. How
ard street $9l2; City Mills 50. Wheat dull; White
S2O5d Is; Red SEA S2l0 Corn Yellow is a
20; new White 81. Provisions heavy. Sales 10(
bbls lard for December delivery at III. Mess
Pork for future delivery, Sl9
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q A. w. Osborne,s urea, p,,,

~, Main street, opposite the Frch,ns.' p nsile
Shown to be the finest and largest Duyusrrssn
ishment south of the Potomac river C,.;1,,.
strangers visiting the Fair, should raw VIM ~
esta oilshment, where they may obtain likeness az
every known style OF the art from the s.~ls..
largest size. The ladies' will do well 70 70 10
at our assortment Of beautiful Pearl Shell p.e
Maehie Velvet and Morocco Casps befnr" ,nr.i
elsewhere. A " ocpdpiWsnnI'A
&C 3 SIGN of Tho IJu1.nNs'
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening Nov. LIST. by the Rev. Mr..
Edwards. MIR. WM. D. PEMBERT0N to MISS NJ.
VIRGINIA MARTIN all of this place.
Two souls with but a single thought
Two hearts that beat one.'
At Newport, R. l., on Wednesday the It'll Novenl-
ber II. MILTON CARY, ESQ, of Richmond, Va, to
MISSaANNIE P. DUNBAR of the former place
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"yofe Early.c

The New York Herald of Tuesday last, the day
Of the election in New York. had ninety-threc edi-
torlal paragraphs, all of them ending vote Earty.
The Herald espouses the cause of the American
party.
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IT. ElIyson Ycrby, Nss.Io = vs.. Imggr.s;;
between Main and Csrr, kifhTno n,er IN CiGAss
Manufacturer and Whoessiso ECO IN quarter o.
and thrse s Is, papers h S, .Dea :,
pasteboard boxes, Union brand, . aisys,ts, Coz
ticle; and in 70 pound boxes OF The Sont.s Sfss
merce and Trade, California ana 80. 10 oydst
~ Smoking Tobacco put up III O''''
Him
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TM Mark the improvement,

:, II .WHrR the ImprOVpment ~,
the American Shaving Saloon IA -, oosor, Of
accommodating place for the recspt;an NJ p he
inter visltors-painting. guiding, osTrs sat aad
he will soon have his place handsonsry t ss dc
~ mas heretofore been, and viii coutaae 10 4, -
resort OF the old. thu middleeged and ~ " Va tas
all who want an agreeable shave or ~; !T1ns f9'
IN style unsurpassed by any one, viii .r my 81;
Hobson or his polite employees Go, them - ~ aad
aud get clean, nice shave your har cut in
style, ana take good Hot, Cold or shower Az ~-
you VIII come away better and v,isar WV '''A ala
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American Hotel) can he found the os 5sss 81, 81
imported e to th. country His.ock q souih As;
surpassed by any establishment IN ;hs ne
his large stock Of Cigars may be 9aIS or
brands La Victoria La CstedIa a,nns Pr,nc'o =
osPana, ,S eyery brand OF the best % .'
smoking Tobacco. A triai IS Only ''>' al
your patronage.
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TULEoRAPHIC NEWS,
REpoRTED ron THE DIST ATCH.
REsULT On T6T RfECfi0NS,


-
pur7uopy NOV The election here is pro-
csedng quietly. The crowd surrounding the polls
is unusualiy large The result viii not be made
known until Thursday, as tho csndiaates are an
an one ticket and the whole will have to be count
ed
fsEcoHD DIsPATCH.l
BALTIMORE Naturalization progressing quiet
Iy n il generally believed that Henry Winter
Davis. American, is elected from this district oyer
Hon. Henry May, Democrat ssa
New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. THE city has gone for the
American ticket, and from present indications the
state has gone the same WAY. The returns, how
ever. are SO much confused that reliable figures
cannot be given sTs
SECOND DIsPATcHl
Nrw YORK Nov Partial returns received
from the State show the following vote: American
ticket $1,000 Fusionist 10000; Soft 3l,oooi Hard
$4,000. --s4
there to be: Softs 1900; Americans 1900; Fusionists
1900 3,... f.s-ltE+ .stn#.f
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re- John A. Kelvin retur,s hi. ala.

re- John A. Belvin returns his sIn.e,o
thanks TO his friends and the public for tbs Tb.,l
share of custom his Inc they have Lqrstots,
swerded to him. His late disaster has subocte5 h,r
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience. But !. 4
again ready to receive orders He may b. found "a,
the present in the Basement Of the MetroyoE,.g
Hall, and will be pleased to attend to any business N
his branch of trade o,nt.
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Arrival Of the steamer Asia.
SECOND DISPATCH

HALIFAX. Nov. THE steamer Asia, from Liy
erpool has arrived here. The weather is very
bad.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HALIFAX, Nov. IA p. M.-The steamer Asia
with Liverpool dates to the 27th October, has ar,
rived
THE WAR.
There is nothing important from the seat of war
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Oct. q. = Brown, Shipley Co..
quote Cotton dull, with a decline of td4. Sales
for the week 10000 bales Stock of American
Cotton in port, 100000 bales. Wheat dull and de
clined 3d. Flour closed dull with decline of Is.
Philadelphia and Baltimore -four 43s a 43s. cd.
Ohio AIS 45s. Corn cd. higher and closed steady
Mixed 43s Provisions generally unchanged. Nc
Lard in port
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
f500O00. .,r "a. .-.
Conscls are quoted at SO. Money unchanged
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

->@.>~~>>->~@~->>-
tho relief Committse apoiuted by the citizens
ccive and dieburse t md fosfhe rsliefof Norfolk and
Portsmouth, win DO beld this eycninE ut the Exchange
Hotel. att O'Clock. 1t ~ desired that every member
should be present. noS-lt
to our sac Of JewSiry. Wafchss &c, Tfffs MORN.
~ = '''' f''s : LARUs SHINE.
nos Auctioneers.
ET- Package sale Of Drns si.ts, Ware Mt
AUCTIoN-Psrticulsr attention of Druggists and 9TH
requested my sale this morning at 10 O'clock
my Office No. 20 Pearl street, of eighty pac
ses Of Glassware, direct frow the msnnfastgTsra-
noe. Auctioneer.
trnde is solicited sale Of Staple aud Fancy Dry
Goods, French Worked Collars Sleeves, Ribbons
Flowers, &C., this morning, at 10 s,elock
nos Auctoneers
w K. b. Cook & CO., .Auctioneers, ask
thing and splendid Pianos this day, at 10 O'clock
See advertisement. no9
r5-.Auction Notice.--Greccries, Liquors,
NC nos i1i' A'Oi DAvEaPoRT. ALLEN CO, Auct..
~ Union Building Fund COMPANY
will be held on THURSDAY evening next, the eth
instant, at the Jefferson Ward School House, COM
mencing OF y o'clock. The Secretary viii receive
Knowles Walford, or at the place Of meeting at
o'clock. THOS. L. ID. WALFORD.
no TIT Secretary U. B. F. Co.
II Powers & Dukes FIesh-Tinf Daguer.
reotypes certainly the most desirable Pictures that
any one can have. They are the most Efe-like Pic
lures have ever yet seen; and we know, from the
in which they finished, they are, without
any doubt tho most desirable Pictures that made
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There is nothing important from the seat OF we
Nassachusctts Electiou

BOSTON, Nov. 6-The Know Nothing vote OF
the city is 100; the Demoor ratio 1900; the Wing
$50, and the Republican, $50, up to the present
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II To the Citizens Of R,cbwors -.

- II TO inc tItIZens OF KichmOnd nnd
Strangers visiting tho cityIf ysur wish 10 get Tn"
Hair cut in the latest and mos. approved syls ,,s
your Whiskers changed to most beautiful bl,r, :,
brown color-then call Hobson under ths Ir.,
can Hotel. Hot, cold and shower Baths can b, b,J
at all hours from O'Clock :. M, to 10 D. NJ, Sn,,
bath p cents or tickets for 81. Entrance 0, ItS
street. - o.
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Upholstery Goods.-Broca,.,,.

M
Satin de LANES; Union Dsmass,
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tasses; Loops &c
DO Corniee; Bands &c
c-t, u, sMlTH Upholsterer make. and sn 60
CURTAINS IN the latest style. Orders Iaa pug ~
PRICE Co. Will receive prompt s,,a ,eh With T. &
oc 22-lm "eALsn
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1srcoxn n,spArcH.l
sI.ssacl,usetfs.

Boston. Nov 7-Returns from All the towns IL
thu state hut g show Gardner's plurality TO be
about 1900 Chaffec. American, is elected tt
Congress from the 10th District. The lower house
of the Legislature is believed to stand le0 Ameri
cans to 80 of all other candidates. The Senate a.
far As heard FROM stands % Americans to IL of al
others. -i - r''
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sailing of the Africa.
Commercial.

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE Africa sailed hence toda.
at noon, for Liverpool, with $4,000 in specie.