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.te vote Is now published and summed up
CONNECTICUT.

For towns 10 lie heard from, which will give very
small plurality for buchanan.
Fremont over Buchanan, 1913; over FILLMORE,
81, 49, over boil, 1919.
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SAFETY OF LIEUT.. SPENCE AND COMMAND.

WAsHtAGTON, SatUI lay, Nov ., iN."'
Leters have been received a. Annapolis from
Lieut. SitIce, commanding the troops supposed to
have Ten sau. hter.d 10y The Indians, while on tue
marc TO F~t Pierce They had safely arriyodat that
etaiiCi.
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10 d.srace bun emf compel him % leave. Al efbgy
Mas pTops,d ard PLACED in ont = the fesby,eriaa
church wharf the CONVEX tion IN session and %
sdournutnt Of the COVE nicn The ehgy was burns N
tie prt &c az the Professor sid neari every enbeS
Of the convention. This oegh. a. have satisfied he
crowd but twas only tie beginpiDg Of the ross ~ pro-
cCedibgs. They soon collected in large force and
preceded der much eyci,een, srd much upr'ar 10
the Femsle Seminary. wheie Professor Hedriok vas
',JsiIg; usn came the sag VI var. IaeJ hsliocd,
hts.d grosrJ end preceded IN rcs, riytous ana
reIfehersve msnner 10 compel HcdTck 10 leave the
greater disorder prevailed as lcy proceeded The
iahble was finally quilted BY the spresrsrce OF several
OF our czens, who prevailed upon them to d.psrsc.-
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NEW-YORR.

ST. Lawrence Co., - towns the votes foot up as fol-
lows: Fremont 300 Fillmore, 1885, Buchanan,
l,579 FrcmontS majority over Buchanan, ,4oli over
Fihaue 7,7@2.
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Geo,cc II. Briggs, promiucnt book Publisher OF
iris CIT, cicd in bis store las, evening fiom hem,rfhase
o. the ~ -.
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NRW-.IERSEH.

Phe returns for President are not quite fun. Bi-
claran will have about l6 900 over Fremont, and Free
mott beats Fillmore by about 1000 votes. Tue Con-
eressona dele CATION, as we have stated stands OPP
,cs;iion and 3 Democrats
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CANAL TOLLS.

ALrANY, Saturd1y, NV. : lSoo.
TIE 'oal amount received for Canal Ihs 10 Mover
Der {. ; 3tj, 70 against - il2 g.: for the same
nnfind IN ~.
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S.yvrsfr { rvrr \ Letter from S'mt's da'e
vsare.ar, saws S9ncrs eivts the Uaio9 y ctor'i
IT, I'll TOO majority. Cain .ince the October eec'
-. saa The VS. no, ore s,raight Fahnore vote
~ tl,e county,. Fremont ha, small majority
xy,,.oI., D,.1aicr.-T ke i4orf,ose RrDNst'e7s d
Thpssday .,y.. "Tioss COaniy. Ps, gives s''"'a'
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ILLINOIS.

We lave nothing fealy positive a. % the reault'
Tic lstes, dispatches claim it fol Buchanan.
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iO msj rity. and undenbtedly tue bsnaer county
ain DE State" In October Tfogs gave the Uaios
Gcket So majority. The Fremont gain Il 80. The
district vote is a. follows, compared with the Otober
election:
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WARREN, Pa, Nov. 5-9p m.
The returns from this county oil in, show Fremont.
minority so: gain State Election, 800 Fillmore
gets less than foIty votes in the county both Fnsos
and Straight. Thus re Shrek for Freedom"
p. 5. Three towns in the wet pat Of Mexican
County show A good increase for Fremont.
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There is 70 doubt of heavy majority FOR Blu haaan
-perhss II co.,
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ARRIVAL or TIE KANGAROO,

The Steamship ka0gsoo, from Liverpool Oct =, Tor
tbs Dor; passed tie Cares Of Deswsrp ih'' m9laHs
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Etseor. TIE Rcimssf Va Hhg has
ege-sI rc-ufifl white s.lk hea1ker I'ct made D.
Tic Nj W lns Of Raj pahsnnoek county from Il ?
Product OF sl2v rus TED by themselves
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GEORGIA.

We have rep0,ted msjorities and returns IN 81 co IL.
ties in Which Buchanan has about 1000 over lmore.
The Safe viii, OF cou.se, vote for Buchanan.
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TIE SOUTHERN MAIL
n 4'"'s y I7Ib.
The New. o. cans mail of sunday last ia receivsd

leaving on mal still due. The Governors of Georyis
nrd South Carolina have appointed the Goth inst. Per
,hsoIseiyirC.
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INDIAN 4.

We have 10 reports from this State beyond rumor
probable enough, that it las gone for Buchanan
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IOWA.

We sce no reason to doubt. has gone for Fremont,
though The Union has hopes Of ii, On the strength Of
Geo. w. Jouso Dispatch
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TENNESSEE.

Eumory that the State las gone for Fillmore are cir
dated bu. there are no figures 70 show /.
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Of The \. \. rubune.

HAKToR Cortland Co., y. l., Nov. ., 1856.
Tie election passed oil il this town, yesterday very
finely. and the result is most cheering TO the friends OF
Fremont We claim the BANsEH, not only from the
Count, but from the State for having given rrrae@
vote for Fremont aLj the tat vote for Fillmore, ac-
cordng 10 the whole number Of votes cast.
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FTCmCnts maloruy IN Ile CUuh'! ....-II-'
Tie above viii Lot be varied much by the Official
returns. Tie Know. Nothing vote Is abCu, 600 il the
county, Which reduces II, nnetts and the County
Ticket 10 some $40 majority So You see that Fusion
end everything Csc was wiped ont by nearly .. 900
niainlitY.
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SOVTU CAROLINA
FLORIDA.

Insructs her Electors to vote for Buchanan anl
Breckenridge.
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WISCONSIN.

Heavily for Fremont, ami all the Republican cand
dales for Congress elected.
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KENTUCKY.

Returns reported from "a couaties show cou.iiera-
he Gains Tor Buchanan, securing the State 5r nun.
V.,nont has 10 votes in Campbell COUNTY
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MISSOURI.

Fillmore has St. Louis by THOUSAND; bat tie State
has undoubtedly gone for Buchanan.
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CoresP:nt nee Of tie n. 7. Tribune
CooPFRsTowI, Nov 6, 1876.
Otsseo County las given a Fremont majority in
ecry torn in the county, rolling up an aggregate ma
jority over Buchanan Of nearly 5000 Fillmore only
get about 600 votes
MoIse, Our Congressman in this county, beats
Grcsy, the Duchanh ana Hndoo man, over / 800!
We have elected two Members Of Assembly By large
yOtes, and think the third member 10y a small vote.
No count, in the State can show a better compare.
five r.gorJ
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PENNSYLVANIA.


In Phladelphia Tie Dcmocrauc gam oVeT the COM
b.ned Opposition IS ISL, Lut in tie sixteen other
counties Officially heard ficm, there is Denocriiic
loss Ct over 2COO as compared with the October el,l-
ticn. The northern AMI western counties VIII show
considerable gains for the Opposition. l. is not at all
certain that Buchanan las clear majority Of the votes
IN HE own State.
In Gneen c,unties heald from officially n detail the
vote stands as follows:
T.
fremont tus
FILLMORE M ~
Ios. OrP0sil,ou
Democratic majority 10
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No returns and scarcely rInor has come from this
State. II j; easy enough 10 guess how it has gone
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,nrxr,r. ron IRrNoyr.l


View CoUrtv..... ..-........,,''
Tt;, errr;.y r.nalk b.s gwen 1900 Dec ocrit.c
s'o-i,, Tie German vote w4s stroD. FOR -.
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Tie Il sui Il Ne IOIIUNss
NLo,o humber OF votes cast. ..;hO
OF which Freu ont received. ...lSe
tiuclGnAD. w
lImOrC.
II any town in the State has done better than that
we should Ike 20 hear rom ii.
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OHIO.

The figures come in slowly Report, fom about
fo,,y-fye counties show q small Democratic gain from
The Odoba Election.
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LOUISIANA.
NORTH CAROLINA.

Only Geographic reports, and these give Baohanan
the vote Of the State.
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Cdresp5Ddcucg II The n. y. Tribune.
CORTLAND, N. ", Nov. q, 1856.
think you do Us injustice in your report Of the ma
jorty for Fremont, and think you must have got you
report nom some Border Ruiisp-lor you give us bu
1900 majority. Now, | would say, We have carried
cvotv TOWN and Lis maiOrities you viii find below:
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No retcns received. The state 70 conceded to the
Pfo.SlavcIy Democracy.
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DELAWARE

Woes tor Buchanan by large proper onate ma.
avfv
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MICHIGAN.

The Republicans have clean sweep. Only one
county lwayue) gives Democrat majority Fce-
mont v IL have IL, 900 or more.
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ALABAMA.
MISSISSIPPI,

This State i elso in the DARK but has Of course gone
heavily .or Bcchauan.
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Dropped Q.)-Assistant Surgeon Josephus
NJ. Steiner, May ., 1856.
Drssmissed Is. )--BreVet 1t. Col. William
K. Montgomery, major "a infantry, Dec :,
1855
Brevet Major John c. Henshaw, captain 9TH
infantry, Jan. 3, 1856.
Capt Eliakem p. Scammon. corps Of topo-
grshical engineers, June 4, 1856.
Capt. Charles +. Travis, "a cavalry, May
1, 1856
Assistant Surgeon James Simons, Jan. I6,
Military Storekeeper William A. Newman.
ordnance department, April 2. 1856.
GGShteTed q. Second 1t. William b. Rey-
nolds, 9th infantry, May 9, 1856.
june 4, 1855. -
E.-Ofhcers have in the foregoing orders
been arranged to the companies to which thew
succeeded, In the natural course Of promotion
or appointment Should a different assign
ment, however, have since been made by com
petent authority, it will take precedence Of
the former
ll.-The number, prefxed TO the name of
each of the second Lieutenants, and Breyet
Second Lieutenants, in the above list Of ap-
polntments, indicates his rank among those of
same date.
VlI.-AcceFtance, or Ron- acceptance. of ap-
pointments, and, in case of acceptance, the
birth-pl Of the officer appointed, his age,
and residence, when appointed, will, in every
case, be promptly reported to the Adjutant
General
VIiI.-The officers appointed, and those
whose stations are changed by promotion, or
otherwise, will join their proper stations and
companies without delay; unless on detached
service, acting under special instruction, or ON
leave OF absence, when they will report, by
letter, to their respective chiefs, or reginentsI
commanders. The officers appointed, however,
VIII In every case, Immediately report by
letter; to the Headquarters of the Army, at
New iork city, and to their respective chiefs,
or regimental commanders
IA-The usual leave Of absence fsee nara
graph 23s, General Regulations,) is granted
TO the graduates of this year. Upon its eIpi-
ration on the 3Oth Of SEPTEMBER ,lezt. unless
hereafter otherwise directed, they will report
IN person for duty each at his proper station
A-In virtue of Especial orders, !" No. 81.
from the Headquarters of the Army, dated
August 4, lo56, officers belonging to stations
In the departments of Texas and Florida, are
authorized TO delay proceeding to join them,
until the first Of November next The troops
serving in the department of Texas, are, the
Il Regiment of Cavalry; companies C, T;
and lst Artillery; companies B, ID, X, and
III. 4th Artillery the Lst and 5th Regiments
OF Infantry; companies A and L, 9TH Infantry;
and companies A, c, ID, T, G, asd III, Sth In
fantry. The companies serving in the depart
ment of Florida, are A, ID, l., and VI, lst Ar
tillery, aud c. E, G, L, X, and L, 81 Artillery
AI.-FOTt Chadbourne, Texas, is, by direc-
ton of the Secretary of War, placed on the
list Of Chaplain posts.
By order of the secretary Of War:
COOPER, Adjutant General.
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nav y, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the
stock issued pursuant to the act OF Congress Of
a2d July, 1916, that such stock is redesmsble by
It's terms, and will be paid at the Treasury on the
surrender OK the certificates thereof, on the 18th
Of November next, when Interest thereon will
cease
This department will continue to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, In addition
to the interest accrued to the day OF purchase
with one days interest for the money to reach
tie vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury berseen
The lst day Of June and the 3ist day Of DIV. in
elusive, one-hslf Of one per cent on the amount.
specified IN the certificates;
On such stock received between the lst and Ais,
DAYS OF August, fourth Of one per cent;
And On such stock received after the 3Ist day OF
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, viii be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
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States by the party entitled to receive the puy-
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the ecurrent half years interest mu also be AS
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interest will be payable as heretofore.
And notice Is further given 10 holders OF other
stocks ofthe United States that this departmeu,
will purchase the same between the Ist dav or
June and the LIST day Of December next, unless
the sum Of 81, 500, 900 be previously obtained
and Will pay for the same, In addition to the in
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ofinteres., and on days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor rhe following rstes
OF premium:
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per cent;
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Of is per cent;
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stock, premium Of 6 per cent
Certificates Transmitted under this notice sbopIa
be duly assigned to the United States by the ns,-
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Vious to the LIST July, the current half-years in
terest must also be assigned by the present stock
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entitled to receive the money may direct
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m2S-dtl2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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HAVING ENGAGED The SERVICES
OF a thoroughly competent female Teacher
for the education Of my own daughters, am pre-
pared to receive, as members Of my family, four
or ave young ladies. Every effort will be made
for their moral and religious training, and liberal
culture Of their minds.
Terms for the scholastic year Of ten months,
commencing on the 18th Of September, 1856, as
follows
For board and tuition In the usual branches OF
an English education S135-an additional charge
OF $40 for French, and Si5 for music and use Of
instrument.
Address MRS. SARAH A. DAWSON,
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Loudon county, Virginia.
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MISS HEWITT'S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING
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No. 215 Fsrsst, betUsen 1ith and 15th.
THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR COMMENCES
Il the first Monday in September, and ends the
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every facility offered for pursuing Music and all
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FEMALE SEMINARY
Dc,

hEV. JNU. w. MAJUh, fr1nclpHI
THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS WE'LL
Il known Institution will commence on 10th Of
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Terms for tuition exceedingly moderate, the
maximum charge being 80 per quarter.
,ors bo Wi be ,eoevsd ,nvd 81 me s nan
Institution, for whose support also charitable
donations Of clothing, furniture, money, &c, will
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UNHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will be resumed on Monday, September 1st,
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TERMS:
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Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Strings, &c.
II PIANOS FOR RENT, by the evening,
month, quarter, or year.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
au20 800 Pa ave near 10th street.
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Educational.
ST. THOMAS LITERARY INsTITU.
TlON

NlHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITU-
Il tion will be resumed on the 18th Instant
For board and tuition In the English Depart
meut &l25 per annum, to be paid semi-annually
In advance
For Classical Department an arrangement may
be made with the teacher, as an extra charge
Address Rev Mr.. WOODLEY, Of St. Thou as
Manor, Charles county, MARYLAND resist
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

n. hIcHARDs, MRS. Il. RICHARDS,
Prin. I. A. frfn. u. ~ A.
'NhE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
institution, and Of the UNION FEMALE
temDer l, 1856 10 so'3m
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WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE.

TT,HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il informs the public that he has taken the store
room In Polkinhorn's new Buildings, No 377 ID
street, between 9th and 7th. for the purpose Of
MISSION BUSINESS.
He has now on hand, and through his arrange
ments with some Of the largest firms at the North
Is constantly receiving, large lots OF Printing,
at manufacturers prices.
Those dealing In the articles would do well to
call, before purchasing elsewhere.
au 26-eoSt EDWARD TOWERS.