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THE Nep York Election.

IHe NeD FORK EtfcttOH.
New York, Nov. s.--The returns are not all in
yet. In the State, the probabilities are that the
Americans are successful.
In the city the votes are not all counted, but
enough is known to render the success Of the
Americans certain. Many Of their number are in
high glee.
The returns already show heavy vote for the
Americans.
1 80 P. M,-King's county--Complete returns,
including Brooklyn, give the Hards $500, Soits
1920, Americans g, 100, Fusonists 1900.
Oneida county--The contest is very close be-
tween the Americans and Fusionists
Tompkins County-The whole American ticket
is elected by 500 majority.
Broome County-The entire Fusion ticket is
elected by nearly 800 majority.
Toga County Nearly complete returns give a
Fusion plurality over the Softs.
Ulster County gives the Americans ], 400 majo-
rity.
Putnam County gives the American plurality.
The Election IL, WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov Grant county gives Bash-
ford, Republican, $50 majority.
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s w ANS BANK-NOTE LIST AND
DErECTER, 9a,
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~ At o. 90 Per Anuam, in Advance.
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OUR PROSPERITY, OUR INGRATI-
TUDE, AND OUR DANGER,
a FAST-DAY Sermon, preached In the
IA Street Presbyterian Church, September 26th
1855, by the Rev, r. D. Gurley, d. d. for sale at the
bookstores Of Messrs Farnbam, Taylor A Maury
Gray a Ballantyne. Adam, and Morrison a Co.
= The proceeds arising from the sales TO be appro-
priated to the orphans Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
Virginia.
Price 10 cents. oct IT,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov, s.--Flour has declined IL IL
cents Howard Street and Ohio, So; City Mills,
IS 81 LIZ.
Wheat is A a cents lower. White, good to
prime, 50 a 81 IL; red, good to prine, 81 s5 a
81 0e.
new white, in shipping order, 80 cents; new prime
yellow, 81.
Provisions are unchanged and quiet Mess pork,
S2l so. Bacon shoulders, IL cents; sides, IL
a IL IL cents; hams, plain, II ii IL cents !;
sugar-cured, l2a Is cents
Lard IL IL IA cents.
Butter and cheese scarce.
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Mem York Markets.

NEW YoRK, November s.-Flour has declined
sales Of $500 barrels. Straight State, % 81 liz
good Ohio, so 25 Southern, 90 go.
Wheat is triHe lower-sales Of 10000 bushels
Western red, 81 95 Southern red, 81 0s.
Corn is frm--saes of 10000 bushels at 90 IL
for Western mixed.
Pork is quiet--sales ofsoo bbls Mess, s22 90
$22 rs.
Beef is dull-sales Of 200 bbls. Chicago repack-
ed, SIC so.
Lard Is 6rm--sales Of 900 bbls at IL IA cents.
Whiskey Is drooping-sales Of $50 bbls Ohio,
40 l-2a41.
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by A, GREEN, AuctIOneeF.
IyOR SA Il E...schooner :. Fairyiew,''
II sixty-four tons burden, lying at Pages Wharf,
is offered for safe III not sold between this and next
Wednesday, she win DO offered az public auction
my person wanting guod craft viii please call on
william Green ell, on board the vessel.
The above sale Is postpon d, in cons qucnce Of the
hour Of sale not being mentioned, until Friday the
9th instant, at 4 o'clock, Y. NJ, when the Schooner
will positively be sold TO the highest bidder.
Terms. $500 cash balance in six and twelve
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearna IN
terest. Yg "A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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tAtH4 PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parqueite .,.......... SO cents.
Family Circle, second teri ..,,..,..,.....25
Gallery ..i..........,... !. 80 4 csc.
No extra charge for reserved seats. Private Boxes
can be obtained. Box Office open Tuesday and We'd
nesday from y until O'clock Il
Doors open at olS O'Clock, -P. NJ. Curtain rises at
TX o'clock precisely.
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Stock Transactio,,s.

Stock Irdnsactiohs.
NEW YoRK, Nov. s.-Stocks are higher. Ster
ling exchange Ia premium. Cleveland and To
ledo Railroad, SO Ia; Illinois Central, "a IA;
Reading Railroad, 81; Canton Company, 10 SIS ;
Pennsylvania Coal Company, 96 Cumberland
Coal Company, 20 Ia; Michigan Central, SO
Michigan Southern, 81 IL; Galena and Chicago
tlIb I.2-
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NEW STYLES CAMEO AND OTIIEJ
JEWELRY. M HN

JEWELHY. rFt fAt
Am just receiving fine assortment r
- the neweststyle and first quality Of rich Jewslry
Also choice lot Of fine time-keepipg Watches. 10.
gether with good stock Of pure Silver Ware. and
variety Of other articles, which am selling at New
York city prices and saving Of from Is TO 30 per
cent. TO those that are in want Of such goods
Every article warranted as represented at time 81
sale. III. o. n0OD
Sign of the Large Spread Eagle,
4le, Pennsylvania avenue, between 5S and 9th sts
Watches and Jewelry carefully rcr aired Nv an cx-
pcrenced workman. H. o. HOOD
oct l6--
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Lessee aud Manager .,,...... Henry 9. Jarrett.
(Also Of the Baltimore Museum.)
Stage Manager. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Jefferson.
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7|@' ~ KtSPectIuIly, yUufs, M n a. -T-gI7 Z
r. nov 7--tSat WILLIAM COKE u CO.

MISSES EMILE PRIBRAM ~ CO.,
10, the most fashionable style Of fall and winter Bon
nets, Ribbons Flowers, Headdresses, &C., to which
they invite the attention Of their former customers,
and ladies in general Their stock will be kept sup
Piled Please call at No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 10th and 18th streets. oct l0--lm
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FOR SALE.
SCHOONER Eairriexu. "a 4.

SCHOONER Feirview, % tons burden,
- lying at Pages Wharf IL offered for sale. II
not sold between this and next Wednesday she viii
be offered nj public auction. Any person wanting q
good craft win please call on WIN. greenwich,
on board ef the vessel t nov 2-45t@
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HARVEY a. ADAMS,

HARVEY 81 ADAMS,
HAVING purchased Of Il. Wheeler n Co.
III all their stock Of Hardware In the store lately
occupied by them No. S45, PeDnsylrsnia avenue,
opposite Browns Hotel beg leave respectfully TO
call the attention of purchasers 10 their well selected
stock Of goods. We hope, by strict attention 10 bust
ness and good assortment of all articles In our line
of trade to merit continuance OF the custom of the
old firm. HARVEY a ADAMS.
lin
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Qua ADVERTISING CoLUHS. - VIM. r. Riley,
conner Of Eighth street, opposite Centre Market,
has gloves at fifty cents pair, and lots of dry
goods, low for cash. 5ae
John Ball advertises his excellent and well as
sorted stock of groceries for sale, at his store on
Ninth street, between ID and Pa. avenue.
E. Wheeler has three bnilding lots for sale, on
North Ist They are very desirable
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NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
No. 5O2, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side,

NEW WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
No. 500, Pennsylvania Avenue, north side,
BetDeen Second and Third Streets,
WASHINGTON.
u M. A. FENwICK respectfully in
1he forms his friends and the citizens OF Wash
ngton and vicinity generally that be has Just opened
at the above place an extensive
ss WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
Comprising every variety Of the very best and purest
kinds, and most approved brands ever introduced
into this city, which he is ready 10 SELL wholesale or
RETAIL to dealers, hotekeepers, families on the
most advantageous terms. His stock Of Wines and
and persons purchasing from his establishment will
be satisfied that the articles are fully what he repre-
SCENTS them TO be. He pledges himself that nothing
shall be wanting on his part to merit share Of pub
lie patronage.
He cDumerates, in part the following kinds he has
now In store, viz;
BRANDIEs.
Old 0tard, Old London Dock. Pale Old Pinot,
Cherry, Peach, Ginger.
WHlSkEf.
Bourbon, Old Rye, Old Monongahela, Scotch, and
Irish 8
Old Holland, Schiedam Schnspps.
JAMAICA SPIRITS, RUN, &C.
8 WINES
Superior Old Port Amontillado Sherry, Superior
Sherry, Hook, Heidsick, Champagne Of the best
brands g. s. Madeira, &C.
BEST HAVANA CIGARS.
Also, Sweet Oil, Sardines, Pickles, Olives, Lob
sters, and other Preserves, Sauces, &c.
oct so--staw3m
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NJ IVVh n 4 II
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN 7YCRETyt II
Capital Prize eIO.OOOt

Let, therefore, every man having due regard 10
the repenisbine Of his purse attend TO Il and forward
bis order Immediately for tickets.
Let those now buy, who never bought before,
And those who always bought, now buy the more.
But to the Scheme. Look at i'll Scan II well
count your chances, and ask Yourself II you can with
stand the inducement now offered. Read read
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Ninth Dramatic Enterlainmenvi
Saturday Erening, Nooember 10, 1865,
The magnificent Equestrian Spectacle Of
MAZEPPA, WIS., fsss .s-.

ny ece VIII DC pItStuttu VIII PUW6Itul CHst u
a4 characters. tSifr6
New Scenery, Costumes. Appointments, Decorations,
Properties, Appurtenances, ana Machinery,
together with the Original Music
% During the Piece, the
TERRIFIC RUN OF THE HORSE ROCKETS
From the Stage 10 the Top Of the Theatrel
4 Will be given, Scene which battles description
Once Witnessed, never to be Foyyottsnl
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We Know Ir.--Heard an Anti say last evening
that the Know-Nothings would be certainly routed
here next June, and that it was fully the determi-
nation Of the Antics, when they succeeded to pow.
or, mot to leave single one Of them in Office
mo- not even a journeyman scavenger. But they
are not for prescription. OIL no; not by any
means--that is, before the election. FLUTES would
be obliged TO them, should they get in power here,
either next June or any other juno, to let him
know. He might be waiting for such an unexpect-
ed item Of news.
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THE OLD NarroSAL--" Billy Coke" has re-
opened the wellknown stand at the corner Of 9th
street and the Avenue, Consequently From bis
long experience and reputation caterer for the
palates Of those who are fond of good things IL Is
needless for us 10 say anything. But we will say
tbathe can do MP eatables and drinkabes better at
bis establishment than at any other similar one in
the city. Give him call. q. ~
Ills collation. this morning at 11fo'cock, was
visited by hosts Of his old patrons, and Of the
National Of days gone by.
JIM: CLARK & Co., are paying the highest prices
for land warrants. W. a
p w. BRowSIra, under the United States Ho-
tel, Is ready 20 furnish gentlemen with elegant
ready1made clothing Go and get fitted. Those
who have won suit on the elections would do
well 70 call,
TIE "NARsHp TRoupE.--These talented and in
teresting performers were greeted with an over
flowing honse last evening at tho Theatre. One
must see them to appreciate them. Never, in our
knowledge, have we behcld such genius in such
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JIM: CLARK 4 Co, are paying the highest prices
for land warrants. f W. as
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small specimens Of humanity. Mr.. Jarrett de-
serves the thanks of the playgoers for serving up
to them so fine an entertainment rs was witnessed
last night.
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WANTED

~ WANTED, ~
EVERYBODY to know that they can
IL save ten per cent. b. purchasing their Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, and Caps at HALLS Great
Cheap Cash Store, No. 37a, Seventh street, fourth
door above ]. nov 3-eod2w
COAL CUALI 9s7T7
TNHE undersigned Is prepared TO deliver
III White and Red Ash Coal Of the best quality,
at 80 so per ton (2,o4o lbs.l
II. G. narrower,
3D. street, Sd door south Of Penn. avenus,
d 1A--tf y ftt~Nf
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ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERsl
Tickets k5-balves ~ 50-quarters 81 25.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov 1S--1y MnNTeourpy Alabama
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THE BALL 6EAsox.--The ball season Is now
fairly opened, the military and fremen leading off,
We'have attended (by invitation) several, and can
speak fayorably of the general arrangement, good
order, &c, Of each and all OF them.
a new feature in such amusements commences
this evenng-the Military Assemblies" at the
armory Of the Presidents Guard, +" Louisiana ave-
nue.. and which win be given once week during
the season. From the wellknown character Of the
gentlemen who have gotten up these assemblies,
We hazard nothing In saying that both the ladies
and gentlemen who may visit them muz enjoy
themselves ~
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"sAM," President Line.

Go IT," Young America I" is out and rejoic-
ing this morning We saw little army of juvc-
niles passing the street eally, each having in his
hand miniature American fag-a beautiful sight
one which should cheer the heart of every lover
Of bis native adopted country to see the rising
generation already bearing aloft the starry flag
Of the freei" Don't check EN-; don't larrnp them
should they play truant to-day. No-sirree let
Young America rip; let the boys rear to-day, for
they generally ON such occasions open rich"
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MILWAUKEE,, Nov. Grant county gives Bash
ford, Republican, $50 majority.
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We were lettering In the National on yes
terday, and overheard the following:
"Col -- -, accosted friend, who
had just emerged from the barber shop, with
the following salutation: swell, Judge, have,
you heard the latest arrangement for 1885,"
"Noi" "What is iti" "Toucy for Presi-
dent and Linn Boyd for Vice President"
" Pshawi pshaw" peeyishly replied the
Judge, If it was Buchanan and Boyd, there
might be some show Of success" to which, a
sleepy looking by-stander promptly replied
!" That win never do" "Whyf" inquired the
Judge, whose equanimity was a little disturbed
by the interruption. Because Buchanan is
suspected of some agency in the elevation Of
the Jesuit Campbell, and the Democratic
party has as much az It can do to take care Of
itself, without shouldering the Pope, and the
'.furrinaers : besides there ought to be some
law to prevent these fusTen paupsrs' from
voting the minute they land on our shores"
The two friends turned of, no doubt feeling
the force Of the objection, and continued in
low tone to discuss the Democratic prospects
in 1885,
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United States sloop-of.war j

NAvAL.-The United States sloop-of-war Ply
mouth, Commander Kelly, arrived in Hampton
Roads yesterday morning The Plymouth sailed
from Cape Town October %, having touched at
Penang and Singapore, Left Hong Kong July 20,
and Shanghai June IA. The Plymouth has brought
home the presents Of the Emperor of Japan to the
President of the United States, and several varic-
ties Of sugar-cane from the Malay coast. The fol-
lowing is list Of her officers
John K Kelly, Commander.
. G. B. Balch, First Lieutenant
John Guest, Second Lieutenant
H. N. I. Arnold, Acting do.
Peter Wager, do.
David Ochiltree, Master.
Z. G. Doran, Purser.
@. H. Wheelwrght, Surgeon.
j. II. Otis, Assistant do.
NJ Haxtun Passed Midshipman.
Midshipmen James W. Shirk, Ed G. Stockton,
L. A. Beardslee, G. F. Morrison.
VIM. Smith, Boatswain.
Chas. w. Babbitt, Carpenter.
G. D. Blackford, Sailmaker.
Passenger.--Mr Homer, mate of tho American
ship Bombay. NORFOLK Herald
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The New York Tribune thus speaks Of the
Hon. NJ Norris, late Of the United States SEN
ate, who died three days since in this city;
"Senator Norris Is dead This gentleman re-
presented New Hampshire in the Senate Of the
United States for only brief period, but yet long
enough to disgrace both himself and his State. He
was one of the Northern men who voted for the
Nebraska bill, though he had professed ultra Free
Soil sentiments for years previously, and but one
short month before the bill passed the Senate for
which he gave his ready voice, he declared to a
brother Senator upon the steps OF the Capitol that
sooner than vote for that measure Of humiliation
and iniquty he would suffer the amputation Of his
right arm. Upon the ashes Of the dead VIC would
tread lightly, but over the death OF Mr.. Norris we
have no tears to shed, and no hypocritcal encom-
iuuis TO bestow. He has quietly gone to his long
home after aiding 70 give the severest wound upon
freedom which bis high position as United States
senator enabled him to inHict. The msager details
Of his public career may be found In our Congress
sional report"
Senator Norris was an honest man and a
patriot and we have never heard that the edi-
tor Of the Tribune was charged with being
either the one or the other Mr.. Norris was
not demagogue nor disiunonist He was
national man In his views and purposes.
That he sometimes erred in judgment may
DO admitted, without dim inishing his claim to
the character Of an honest man. We did not
concur with that Senator in all his political
opinions, far from It, but 1t does not follow that
we have right to say that his votes were not
periodically given. The editor Of the Tribune
assumes that every man "disgrdcss himsslf"
who votes against the doctrines Of that press.
We think, on the contrary, that, as general
rule, those who oppose the mischievous dog
mas Of the Tribune, are in. tho right, and yet
we admit that man may act honestly, and
ousn sustoin the opinions Of that press. There
are patriots in the ranks of all parties, but we
doubt whether the leading demagogues and
disunionists Of the country are entitled to the
credit Of patriotism. The fendish malevolence
manifested in the Tribune's assault upon Sem
ator Norris certainly does not furnish any proof
Of the honesty Of the man who wrote the
article
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More Discontent.

A writer in the Richmond Examiner, from King
William county, says:
:" / am sorry cannot say that the nominees Of
the late Staunton Convention give satisfaction in
this county but hope that all our Democratic
friends who have expressed their lukewarmness
towards the ticket, will reconsider their dotermi-
nation, and, however strong their prejudices may
be against Mr.. Wise's past political course, that
they will, for the sake Of harmony and triumph,
vote for him.
Advice Like this y best answered by q Page
county Democrat, who writes to the " Valley Dem
ocrat" as follows:
I" Mr.. Wiscs friends, regardless Of consequences,
have thrust him upon the party, thinking that We
would vote for him rather than see the opposition
In the majority. This argument would be unan-
swsrable for those whose main object Is to partici
pate in the distribution of the loaves and fishes,
but ID extremely weak with those who form the
masses, who get no part Of the spoils, and expect
nothing"
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A Pertinent Reply.

A contemporary having asked the Norfolk Herald
what it thought Of Mr.. Rayners leaving the Wing
party and joining the Know Nothings, that paper
very pertinently repieG
"IfMr. Rayner had gone over to the democratic
party we should have thought him demented but
having adopted purely American platform, upon
which Wings and Democrats can stand without ab.
jurng the principles of the parties with which they
have heretofore acted, we can afford to give him
credit for patriotic motives, though we ourselves
may be satisfied to remain where we are; and we
think 1t argues well for the new party when such
men az Kenneth Rayner arc found enrolling
themselves in the list of its members.
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We would like TO know Of what material the
Washington Gas Light Company manufacture the
gas with which they supply the people, of wash
ington. We were at friends house few nights
since, and the parior was speedily filed with
smoke, emitted from the gss-light. This is not
the only place whore the same has been Witnessed,
nor is this the first complaint.
The company Is literally pstronized, and should
certainly, when their charges are 30 high, manu-
facture the gas Of tho very best material.
We hope the president, who l. one Of the vigi-
liant custodisns Of the municipal Affairs, and who
strains point to penny, Win see to this and
have the peoples |. wen lighted as he would have
the stockholders remunersted. PsorLx.
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Four--famib--t1o 10 Gil.
Extra superfnc, ~ IL.
Superfne-ee e7..
wheat-white ~ o5 10 % % Rcd a. 90 to ~ 90.
Com-white, IS 70 20 cents. yellow, IS 10 90.
Min offal-Shorts-20 cents
Ship stuf-40 10 So cents.
Brown stufi---25 10 IS cents.
Corn mesl--$1 %.
Hay In bales, 81 %.