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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Bsrry-y Trtcopherous u che Best aud
tespest article for dressing heauuyne curling
preservng and restoring the hair Ladies' try Sd BY al
irurgss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Dr. Giover's New lever Truss rc~erscs the
action Of oil usses retaining dfcu hernia aud eaectns
cures No. . Ann afeet
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< NEW STYLE-PRICE x50-aROvER 4 BARgRT
~ celebrated family sewing mscbnes tss Broadway,
qecstionsty the best the market for family
offered n thai places them within tbe reach all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Wigs, Wigs.-Siirshugh'sa arc the Lighsest,
cheapest natural aud durable le2 Fulton street.
door west Of broedway, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Ain and gland aud muscle 10 the very
centre OF external disease this md yet powerful vegsthl
salye effects with snazns CELEBRITY Bold At - M,iien'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Csissrdcro's Hair Dye. Wigs md TOupce~-
he beet IA the world Wholesale and retail and the dye pr
Vataly Applied, at M. q astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Good Tea "a the Chest, aud 10 lh-. Goo0
coffee Tor III. tHRiS1lA NSpN's tea warehouse, No.
Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Bmssbelos's Hair Dy.. vixs e"'' Toup-e-.-
III. test 10 the world all Made, sod nd sppied
Il the mauuiactory, ~ sruedwsy
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Large Variety OF scarf-, ties, undcr
garments glove and hosiery IT fUlLEETOSs, 3i Brood
way. Pine sbirtg orier.
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IERIFIER EhCg.
Movements or Ocean Steamers.

sTFAMERs TO AND F1OM HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
EHriRE trr-From few Yor1 Id arriving NJ Anvann 9TH
and New cTIesns lNh From New Orleans 2h Ehvana 3d.
striving at New York 2ti
CAnAwrAvrom New .ork arriving iMsasaa 18th
and New rlezns 10Th From New Oreans 18th Ivana Both
arriving at New York 81.
PnAAgE New York l arriving at IfaSaIsH ia
and New H~sAs 25ih From New bh,
NJ New York lNh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Hll-Inimisable Hair CATER, Mo. I Barclay
street Hair dye 80 cents box black or brown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

The PacO9nooiini bouquet. endorsed by tiis
greatest living pina uoun ficccomn. sold ever where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

we feel vraerousi, Inclined etines We are in
4a. WHY; II
see him.
"Wesr Hat that DisIgurcs You."
A, oENiS's. ia broadway.
Working u Revolution"
The twelve new styi-s II dress hats 1t
"The Champion Of America" with the
Copies sale Al he srsa pho,ogrsph Depot. SO Broadway
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines,
new style Price $50 Oace 3i3 Broadway.
go Cent An,b,otype LIN enesses, with Case.-
Family AMI lksncsses beautifully by
braied kIhBALI- 81 Broalway.
Brool.Iyn Photographic Ari.-sviiiIam.o
bRNTHkhs s,e new and unsurpassed facilities Tor onlars
iAs Ga6uerreotl pcs 10 photographs, lie size
81 Cent Portraits, and additional vicyvs OF
day photographed BY HOLMES 80 nrociway
Moony's Perfect Fitting shirts, made tn
order superior quality, so per dozen, At MooDYs, az
H"rtho.rs F."iiy shuttle sewing Ma
chiuee Iatea I'm provements. Office 4Se Broadway
TRACY Celebrated Shirts and Coiiars--A
large stock eonss on nnd or made to order at tn" shrt
CEOKiE VI. TRACY Agent
Good Tea 81 the Chest, and 10 ans. Coos
coffee Tor 81. CHRis1lANsoN's tea warehouse. No.
The Pacsssss,ini bouquet, endorsed by the
greatest living p,tna ooun iicccomin sold ever, where
BeIris Cured by warsh's Radical Cure
Eeierenes to =. tr prineia surgeons ard pnyscs
Bouse.
Defiance Schumacher Ssfes-With Pa,enG
powder prooi locks aed cross bars Als are aud bars
''NN' - - ' '' - ROBERT M PATRICK
Geo. Saunders nI.t.iic Table, Rsy" str0p.
6 ,se genuine ac as nrSe eeeo equet for P
$ SAUNDERS. No. Asior House
Great Sale Of Oh Pajntimgs.--,Iessrs. IL. II.
LEEDS 500 will commence their slle lay OF about ,o
p"i'ins comprising the private colert"ns o. Aston
Jenkins ESQ., and John sNinbcutne, Ssh, o. White Plains
ryfra Correspondence.
ias o. Mr wilson es below mus, silence Sept
1is gentleman nus aiagc Better lucky
WV wusos ESQ., No .ss Pearl Afs street; sa y Oct @
DEAR si-Aoy 10 congratulate yon on your gooi tof
a9e d raw hr whole q The ssoo1 r,e prize Of
A. we 40 no e NE ns"es % gr, y h'is Without spec'
We more particularly desire your consent at h time be
SAM e. y;.s sw.ssoo
Messrs. SAMUEL swAs n Co, Augusta. Ga.:-
GE>Ts-iouIs OF the ilh inst Is Just received.
most clccriuly give permission 10 name apd
hope II he ~ adv antagr to your
consider owe you tbs In cUuadcr OF the promptuess
with y hich you hive paid the prize
Very truly yours, &C,
wM. II. WILSON,
No tsS Pearl street
Psi herewith enclose you my uiad4si, winch sou
publish II you think proper.
The undersigned I'm. WILSON, fes Pc ari street. the
city OF New YORK. being deposes snd s,ys:fht he
the holder Of the Whole acketnumoers 49, H. 5i-,r
Samuel CO.'S lottery hem- septen II l,s
ust by Of the drawing, The SUD ucet became .n-i
whole Of the second csp,ts prize OF S1k prize
hapL eenl u /, and Nv III us The m
W. X. WILSON
Sworn before me, dis Eth cf October, Isss
AUGUSTUS j. BROWSE.
Commissioner OF Deeds
F.errcn's Superior Sewing Machine, with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

Fserrcn's Superior Sewing Machine, wit
valuable Improvements. only e25. al Broadway.
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Berpis Cured by waTsh,s Radical Cure
Reference to ali tine principal pnysicis
., tlis city. CAL and examine No Nessy street AstIr
upsse
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Ky Stsnmcr.--ItsrpIoi Cashmere Ne,
and Ties tor gentle just received G fULLERTOS
yl broadway. shirts 10 order.
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4 sEauTifuL HEAD or nAiR1wusoN's Hail

AT JONES. 10 ANN STREETS 50 FOR DOUBLi
~ e0eo water proof sewed boots aso, s. 90 for douol
s0ed peg hoOts-Marranted TO give satisfaction.
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Defiance SsfaBNnHGer Ssfes-With ratepl
powder proof locks aud bars Als, fire baria
proof psror safes. Depot i32 Pearl street
ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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Ladies', Ladies', the Most Beautiful Like
ness Il the crystal miniature tlk. n rnly ~
HUNTER sallcry, AZ iroaiw.y.
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srPagxR Coum-Cifcui Part i-sta a. s.t,s IA, i.
with the following additional cssss,-7S7. 1851 lta5,
js4s, lssI. Part z--sane a yesterday Tat suns
as yesterday.
srrsnr Covsr--Specai Term --s,p,c a. yesterday.
svrvrIcR Covwr.-v,s 20, $40, a., 81 az 25t
3le, $50, 474 3.7, Jes 49, 400 la, i2 i9B a. -
$40, ss ssa sss ss4 SIS ss 81 So sao 81, ss5
514, b34h, 5S5, 500
ooxxos PIx1-rar i-By Cut, without
a,y a.S $50 "a; al S z AL ss @ s as s az
$40, sci, $751; 1913, sei gs, 3td, 3G5, ass. rat -
Noe $3.50, 49, 81, 372, 3i ST. 3is, 5ia so 81, 3s,
35s, $50 Ssi ss $50, Ssi, SSa ISL 1885, $50, 40, 81,
392, 3s3, 3e4, 3o5, 900,
Ladies, Ladies', the Most Beautiful Like
ness the crystal miniature. tlk. rnly ~
ncSfEit Ialtry, a. iiroaiw.y
HiiI-Inin,issbIe Hair Cutter. No. 4 Barclay
Hair dye 80 cents box black or brown
Do yo6 Dye Your IIsiri--if So. Use Wilson'S
,roub. nppa IN ssier Ieates ~ s,sp o. the aesh Or
linn %, Dsr.s detection t. ,ny = s'' '"e drug
A Large Variety OF scsrf-, ties, Undcr
enrments goves and hosiery IT fULLkETOS'S, 5l Brood
way. Pine sbrts 10 orer.
B"sshelo,'s Hal, D,.. vyiss AID Toap.~-.--
The maUu,sccry ss srosd~sy =, '' ''' ~" ''''N
C,issrtcro's HAIR Dye. Wigs md TUupce~-
he best IA the world whoIesslc retail dye gri
vaialy applied, at No. q astor House.
Wigs, hugh's are the Lighsest,
cheapest natural aud durable le2 Fulton street, third
door west 81 broadway, up stairs
Bsrryt Trtcophero0s u che Bcss aud
espes, article tor dressing sesouae cleansing curling
iruFgss
DIR. Glovers New Lever Truss rcwerxcs the
actiop OF oil retaining dinicuh eectins
cures No. Ann sfeet
| HolloSsny's MISUNDERSTANDING Through
Ain aud gland aud muscle 10 the
centre external disease tins NTH yet powerful vegst,
saive with srnazns ceiefiiy sold ~ ~ MAIDEN
| lane, n.
| Meyers Mirac,.ioas Nernin Destroyev.-
dwellings, hotels &c thoroughly cleaned by tho
n MEYERS Saeulous remedies For se Al the pro
pctors depot 62 yroNwsy OF Houston street and
By " v. kustoy druggist general agent Nos W Astor
House and All Br5sdwsy, corner OF Canal street
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,fKsCrT SYRUP -TaIs WONDERFUL BLOOD pUx
" ling ard srrofus medItne, b wsrsDted " keep r "a
and all rrvrrsenis sole agency "
8reaas1cb -uv~t Murrsg.k n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-21

1 BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.-WIISOE'S HAIR
~ ooorer n decidedly the
BeSi preparations for the hair
In the world also the cheapest only Is cents bottle.
WILSON'S HAlR COLORkR
Dyes the hnir "a beautiful black brown without dis
coiine the skin also restores gray hair 10 original color
sous hsi, b. applied like water leaving
stain the linen turning the hair shade from ligt
brown u Jet black, only ~. bottle.
WILSON'S HAIR KkSTOKER
viii cure badness prevent the hair from fsling out
strengthen weak hair the growth Of the hair and
the hair and give beautiful glossy
Depot and uanuiaoory $50 Grand street.
allen New York Snes Calender
%" Third and Wsnn street, BALTIMORE Birch, No North
Charles street NJ BBuy at other the above
Il x,uu pL he rsDu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-05-06

- one. according to the facts thus far divulged,
e"@rs 10 be more blamable than the other. Au-
:,;ss differ as to the immediate cause o. the COLI
hrt II seems that the students had threatened
h-s,k into the engine house and destroy the
..hine. and that the iremen. expecting an assault
=, night. had assemblef ~ guard their tub and
% - lei into Tor provoked) a fight as a gang Of
~isnts were passing on the street. William Miles,
heman who was shot by one Of the students, was
Us s ssnIy person seriously injured, although many
w blows were dealt on both sides. Miles was not
~ncted TO live, Mt last accounts, and the student
- hot him had not been arrested.
, Young American lady in Paris threatens to sue
~D-sijent Buchanan for breach Of promise; she says
.s,t dining at her fathers table years ago. he said
- ber-"M dear Miss, if ever I should be President.
IN shall be mistress of the White House."
J The resolutions which had passed the Senate branch
a ne legislature Of Alabama ~condemnatory of the
.,-vst Of General Walker by Commodore Paulding.
rpre iefeated in the House by a vote of sixty-four to
thirteen
Wv GuASo IsLANDs--A year or two since. Cant
Dri. a British officer, discovered a group of euano
sands of the coast of Arabia, now known as the
loris Mooria group. He has obtained a lease eff
iese from the lmaum Of Muscat, and some seven or
rht vessels are now there loading. It is said on
,e Of these islands there are at least SOC, 900 tons Of
uano- The British trade is thus likely to be With
n from the Chinchas, and the American trade
the gamer.
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|, OuIhAGE AT JAfFA--Thef family upon vbo, a..
horrible outrage and murder were perpetrated =.
re.a.en below, were connected with an aor;cuIt,-
sn.erPrise In Palestine, started by the late NJ
Mlnor: They had no relations with apv of AZ
Snristian missions in that country, but were am;abis
eI people, looking for the personal reion ~
80 ohrist IN Jerusalem. We mourn the ewfnl
oan'ml'y that has overtaken the family of Mr.. D;ck-
pom, = nope that 1T will lead the survivors to the
Pr!oent abandonment of their enterprise.
A letter from Joppa, of Jan. IL. unfinished -
the New York Tribune. gives an account ~ on :.
,"se upon one OF the mission families. Five mon
broke INTO the house OF brother Walter Dickson. mr.
uered MS orother-in-law, Frederick Gross SteinbacL
outraged Steinbeck's wife, horribly beat Mrs. Dick,
son. ana attempted to cut off MI. Dickson's head
because, after giving them all the money he had. he
would not give them more. Mr.. Dickson caught the
SWORD In ms night hand, which was badly cut. The
american Consul at Jerusalem had taken IN the
matter. We learn that the murdered missionaries
were from Uroton, Massachusetts Mr.. Dickson was
a farmer IN Groton, and was well known in that
vicinity. The brothers Steinbeck were Jews who
came TO this country and married sisters of Mr.. Dick
son ana returned with him. Mrs. Dickson was the
daughter OF the late DR.. Eldridge, Of Nashua, N. III.
ner mother Is still living at an advanced age. in
LOWELL Mr.. and Mrs Dickson were not far from
sixty years Of age They had been in Palestine some
nve years They were not connected, so far as we
can learn, with any missionary organization in this
country. Mr.. Dickson, before he went, was a be-
never In the Advent doctrine, and having lost a son
al 'oppa, who, before his decease, had written his
parents concerning the religious state of the people,
ms father felt it to be his duty to go and labor among
tnem- He has endeavored to introduce American
agricultural implements among the natives, but has
not been successful The murdered parties have re-
iatves living In this city.-BostonJ Journal.
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j. e.. SPALDING
FOR SALE low, TO CLOSE
~ consignments, the following MERCHANDISE, viz:
Cases Spirits Turpentine, in tins;
Cases English boiled oil;
Kegs of pure No. 1 extra white lead;
Zinc paint, ground in oil;
Cases of tins OF black paint; kegs Of do.
Barrels of whisky;
Cases of assorted crackers, in tins;
Barrels of cider vinegar;
Barrels of butter, in kegs;
Gases of Dixon's tobacco;
Coils whale line, hemp and Manila rope
Oars, assorted lengths;
Steering oars, assorted lengths.
Cases preserved meats in tins; Cases preserved clans In tins,
Cases preserved oysters in tins; Cases prd mince meat in tins;
Barrels Carolina rice; Barrels vinegar;
Tierces hams; Cases alcohol in tins;
Cases of Women's Shoes, native pattern;
Anchors and chains;
Rigging and pump leather;
Kegs white beansj cheese in tins;
Cooking stoves and cambooses;
Gases wood and cane seat chairs;
Tins of putty;
Cases of hair, paint and shoe brushes;
Whitewash brushes;
Bbls and puncheons pure Jamaica rum;
Baskets of champagne;
Casks of Jefries' Edinburgh Ale in stone iuse.
Casks of Duff Gordon Sherry;
Octayes of j. K +. Mar;elfs brandy;
Half bbls of California behring's;
Cases Of gherkins and mixed pickles, in half gall. Jars;
Cases of Goldfish, in tins; cases of fresh lobster, in tins;
Cases Of English jams, pie fruits and pickles;
Cases of buffalo chip tobacco; boxes champagne cider.
S6tf
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advertisements


b. r. SNOW
hFEERS FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchasers. a
inc lowest prices, the following merchandise:
a. Dry Goods.
ny me.lno shirts, Corah Handkerchief,
p ne aoie covers, White and grey merino draw'rs
Brown cotton drawers, Check linen shirts.
White g CaI;.c
Red flannel White + n .h;rt.
row dril, Blue flannel shirts,
Momen's white cotton hose, Brown cotton.
Embroidered under-s,eeves, Black and brown felt hats.
Ousyaqui mats, White blankets,
PIX VeiVet, Colored India satin,
Navy caps, win II silk covers, White linen handkerchiefs.
Boots and Shoes.
1oat ouskins, Calf Congress boots,
Ladies' Dootees- En'md leather Congress boots.
Groceries.
Lemon syrup, Assorted pickles. half gals,
Tomato catsup, Gherkins, half gals,
NO. 1 soap, backing, cloves, Fine cut tobacco, in tin foil.
Superior Black Tea,
Water and butter crackers, Soda, oyster and sugar crackers,
Naval Stores.
Chain cables, Russia cordage,, assorted sizes,
Manila whale line, Manila cordage, assorted sizes,
Sail needles, Cut nails. lanterns.
Paint oil, turpentine, Composition nails,
Pure and extra white lead, Copper boat nails.
Sundries.
Boiler iron, verdlgris,
6rocers' scales, Table spoons.
Iron b~edsteads, French bedstead,
Solar side lamps Office clocks,
Leather trunks, Cherry boards,
Crowbars, Jute mats,
Pocket knives, Wrapping paper,
hasps, Lamp chimneys,
Cork Screws, Hammers,
Curry combs, Pad Locks,
Drab Office chairs, Nos 1 and 2 solar lamp chimneys
Coach wrenches, Sheath knives,
walnut cane seat chairs, Sheaths and belts,
bingham buckets, grindstones, Red, white and blue bunting,
Sperm and Polar Oil. &c. &c.
Browns w haling Gun and Irons.
India Rubber Hose, hf inch and I inch,
Brass Hose Pipes, Lead Pipe.
&Ces NCss &cs 93-f
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CAPT. ROBERT BROWNS
WHALING GUN, PATENT BOMB LANCEs
AND GUN HARPOOHS.
ETER SEVERAL YEARS AND
"A experimenting upon whales, on the whaling ground, With
his apparatus, combined with the advantages of being . pcacacal
whalenan, the Patentee has been enabled to obtain IN insxu-
ment in form of a Bomb Lance, which for utility and elective
ness cannot be exceled.
The attention of Agents and Officers Of whaie-ships d called
to the following Testimonial.
Ban Francisco, January 10, 1854.
CAPT. R. BRowN-S1. I take this opportunity 70 insbrsn
you that we used those Bomb LAnces we bought Of you, and
found them to be Of great benefit in capturing whales Amongst
the ice.
The first whaIa that we used the Bomb Lance on ws ku1ea
In the following manner The boat went alougside Of The whale
him with a gig iron the Bomb was heard to explode, and the
whale did not blow after the Bomb exploded. The above-men-
toned whale was in the ice, and IL is our opinion that we shouh
not have got that whale and many others that we did get, U Il
them to the attention Of those fitting out whale ships.
Respectfully yours,
TaoxAs WALL, Master bark George.
HoxoLULU, March II, 1850.
CAPT: RosERr BRowx-My dear Sir: 1 used your Bomb
Lances in taking a whale, north, the past season, which made
$50 bbls. Of oil. We never could have taken him without said
Lances, as our boats could not get near enough to use the com
mon hand lance.
Yours Respectfully,
g. L. Cox, Master w~haeship Magnetic.
CAPT. RoBzRr BRowN-Dear Sir I take this opportunity
to inform you that L used your Bombs ON the voyage In the hin
Herald, and found them effective In taking whales, and would
commend them to all whaIemen, and especially around the Zee.
Guns and apparatus.
Yours Respectfully,
ISAAC ALLEN, Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can be seen by calling on the underisnel,
sale.
1AH R. COADY 4 CO., Honosuiu.
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WHARF LOTS AT AUCTIoNi

? NO BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION, on
Of ground lots for One Hundred Years, Qhe rate to Be adjusted
equitably by appraisers mutually chosen At the end o. every
twenty-five years,) Of six lots, to be built upon Of incombustl8e
materials, according to . plan to be seen at the once Of Nj. X.
AS. Wood, Superintendent Of Public Works.
The six lots extend in line from the premises Of Messu. ynmes
Robinson 4 Co, with an esplansde in front Q 1@3 Set vide.
along the margin Of which goods can be landed or embarked.
Purchasers Of the ground lots will have to pay only the riot
OF each lot, quarterly, semtsnnualy or annually, ~ may b arr
ranged on the day Of sale and In the material and style Of their
buildings to conform to the general plan laid down BY the epv-
eminent, which has for its object uniformity in appearances, the
convenience of the public, and safety from fire.
The six lots are Of the following dimensions, viz: 4 lots, each
90 feet frontage by las feet deep; Q lots, each So feet frontage
by las feet deep.
TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same day, the leases Of nine
ground lots for the same period, in rear Of the marine lots, and
lying between the premises of James Robinson 4 Co. and uust
street, the plans and drawings of which can be seen q the oDa
Of the Superintendent Of Public Works, and at the omcse o.
Messrs. A. p. Everett and J. =. Colturn, Aucioneers.
L. K~AMEHAMEHA,
69u Minister OF the lntes3a.
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WHALING GUNS.
q c. BRANDS WHALING GUNS. Nos. I
Ss and =.
c. C.. Brands Bomb Lances, No. 1;
Do do do do No..
Greener's Whaling Guns;
Do Lances and Harpoons.
Stiff For sale by A. J. CARTWRIGHT.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-17
ELECTION RETURNS

For chambers Of the State Legislature.
Last week we gave the returns from 81
counties, and We add this week the counties not
then heard from.
In thu Senatorial district of Baden Brunswick
and Columbus, T. D. Mcdowell, democrat, is elect
ed by 9 majority. We are particularly gratifed
at this result. In Bladcn, Purdie, W, is elected
commoncr by 10 maj. In Columbus, Stevens, ind.
d., elected commoner
In Richmond and Robson. Walter l.. Steele,
d, is elected Senator, beating Afford, W, pa maj.
In Richmond, o. II. Dockery, W, elected COM
moner without opposition.
BUNcoMBE-Dr J S I Baird, d, elected in the
commons In Buncombe, Yancy, Henderson and
Mcdowell, Gen Edney, d, is elected Senator.
MADIsoN-Fagg, d, elected to the commons.
HENDERsoN--Ripley, d,
HAYwooD-Dr l. Love, d, "
In HAYWOOD Jackson, Cherokee and Macon,
VIM II Thomas d, is elected Senator.
CAswEII-Hon. Bedford Brown, d, elected
Senator without opposition. In Commons, Hon
John Kerr and S. e. Williams, dems., elected.
PIrT-Senate, Blount; Commons, McCarter
and Cox-all wings
.JoNEs-Cox, d, elected commoner Ward, d,
is elected Senator i'll Carteret and Jones.
HERrFoRD-Senate, Smith; Commons Cowper
all wings.
CHATHAM-Senate, Straughn, W.; Commons,
TAYLOR and Green wings, and Moore, dem.
YADKIN-Commons, Col. Specr, W. In Yadkin,
Ashc, Surry and Watauga, Dobson dem, is elect
cd Senator
NAsu-Battle, d, beats Taylor, d, l vote. Lewis
dem, is elected in the Commons.
BERT1E-Senate, Cherry; Commons, Outlaw
and Henry-all wings.
EDGEcoMEE-Senate, Clark; Commons. Bird
gers and Dancy-all denocrats-no opposition.
CHowAN-Senate, billiard Commons, Badham
democrats.
observation-disclosures Chambers, whig.
PAsoUOTANK-Pool elected Senator in Pasquo-
tank and Perquimons; Morgan to the commons in
Pasquotank-all wings.
TYRRELL-Commons, Bcnbury, W, without opp.
Basnjyht d. is said to be elected Senator III Tyr
rell and Hyde.
SURRY-Commons r. E. Reeves, d.
WAsHINGToN-Senate, Guyther, d !; Commons,
Mormon, democrat
RANDorru-Senate, Worth Commons, Craven
and Thornburg-all wings.
Tn Rutherford and Cleaveland, Dr. l.. A. Mills,
DEM is elected Senator.
RoCKINGHAM-Senate, G. d. Boyd, d.; Com
mons, Settle and Simpson, dems.
observation-disclosures Burke, dem, beats
league w, 40 votes. Carmichael, whig, is elected
senator in Alexander, Wilkes and Ircdel Jas Ii