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The VIRGINIA ELECTGoN.-Thc returns Of
the election held in Virginia last Thursday,
come in very slowly, and indicate a very close
race between the candidates for Governor
Mr.. Lctchcr, the Democratic candidate, may
be elected but by so exceedingly small ma
jority, that his success will be almost as crush
ing blow to the Democracy: as his defeat
1t is pretty well asccrtaincd that every
Congressional district except one have re-
turned Democrats to the House of Represen
tativcs. In the eighth district the gallant
Botcler, opposition, has vanquished Charles
James Faulkner. Democrat. He returns from
the hotly-contcstcd field more than conquc-
RI Though the clone star" of his masni-
tude in the representative constellation from
thu old Dominion, the opposition have this
consolation, that it is of the first magnitude.
And then too Mr.. Botelcr will represent On
the floor of Congress Il more numerous con-
than any Of his contemporaries. lie
will speak there for those $4,000 or 10000
glorious SONS of the Old Dominion who have
been UNANIMOUSLY gerrymandercd out ola voice
in the National Councils.
The following is the vote for Messrs. Botc-
Ter and Faulkner, the candidates for Congress
in the 9Th District
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the July number and the subscription is only
500 per annum.
The Catalogue Of Dickinson College for 80
indicates that institution to be N n very
furnishing condition. Number of Students
154. Expenses from $3.50 to $lG0 per year.
The students are from IS of the States and
Territories and from South America. Two
are from this county, j. w. Wright, Cumbcr-
land and Charles w. Ncff, Frostburg.
A GRAND CONCENTRATION OF TALENT
The roprictors Of he NeC York Mercury now
announce the engagement of the celebrated
DR.. J. II. Robinson, undoubtedly the best de-
lineator Of Western Trapper life in the coun-
try, and perhaps the most fascinating of A
mcrican romancSts. This accession to the
Mercury viii prove great card for the pro-
prictors, WHO cannot fail TO realize a vast in
crease in their sui scription list. DIR. Bobin-
son has written more successful and popular
books than any man in this country. His
Chuck Bison" and "Nick Whihlcs," were
huly splcadid productions; and his recent
tale, "Onc-Eycd Saul" which was published
in another paper, has also been highly culo-
gizcd by all WHO have read it, Hereafter the
productions of DR.. Robinson win appear only
in the Mercury, for which jotrnal he has en-
gagged to write exclusively for term of years;
and the magic pencil ofDARLEY will be en-
n'uvpl In nroncrlv iIlilstyatp his ,,rol,Ictinus
Can anything in literature surpass this?
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assumes to be that we have to do, we would
be very sorry to have to say abont our neigh
Dor personally, what truth and justice de-
mands we should write and publish about the
corrupt prrty with which he stands dcnti-
fol
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ing larger-by paying the gold. And if
this is to continue, and increase, we can
hardly promise ourselves speedy relieffrom
the consequences of the year eighteen hun
bred and filty-seven. -Baltimore Patriots.
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Epidemic Diseases.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF
the aw ful destruction Of human life, caused by
sexual diseases, and the deccptionB practiced
upon the unfortunate victims OF such diseases
by Quaeks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgcon,- as CHARITABLE ACT,
worthy oftheir name to open Dispensary for
tho treatment of this cats of diseases, in all
their forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all who nprly by letter, with
description of their condition, {"ge, occupation,
habits Of life, &c. and in cases of extreme
poverty aad suffering, to FURNISH hEnIcisrs
FREE OF cHaEGE. 1t il needless to add that
the Association commands tho highest Medical
SIX i'll of the age, and will furnish the most ap-
provedmOdern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases, for thu year ending January Est, 1888,
express the highest satisfaction with the sue
cess which has attended the labors of the Con-
sulting Surgeon in the cure of SpermatorrhGa,
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhoa,
elect, U.s. philis the vice Of onanism or Self
abnse, &C., and order, n continuance OF the
same plan for the ensuing year.
The directors on a review of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere Of be-
nevolcnt effort have been of great benefit TO the
afflicted, especially TO tho young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
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An admirable report on SpermntorIhoa, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of onnLism, Mastur-
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sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, viii
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CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for pos
tnGe. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, &C., nre
constantly bcingpublished for grntuitous distri-
button, and will be.sent to the afflicted. Some
of the new remedies and methods of trent
mont discovered during the last year, are Of
great value.
Address, for Report or treatment. DR. GEO.
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. South NISTn Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. IlEARTWELLy Pres't.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Sec'y. Dec. 2, '5S-y.
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CREELEY's OVERLAND LETTERS.
now IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.

The first Of Mr.. Groeley's Letters from Kan
sas, Utah, California, &C., appears this week.
His Letters nre looked for with much interest,
and will appear in the Semi Weekly and Week
ly Tribune, as well as in the Daily. Terms:-
Daily, So; Setni-Weekly Tribune, SO; Weekly
Tribune, So. For club terms, see Tribune of
any date. Address
HORACE GREELEY d CO.,
June 2-3t. Tribune Buildings, N. !.
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The Tariff Question.

Majority for Botcler 2o3
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FISH! FISH! FISH!
500 bbls. L. P Herring,
800 Alewiyes,
100 Potomac,
100 No. Maekerel,
5000 Goldfish,
Strictly prime. For sale by
Alexandra, Va, June 2-tf.
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I',ASCE
AUSTRIA.

The Austrian government is cndoavoring to
raise the new loan of f7G 900, 900 at ) per
cent. payable in silver
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Arising from a bad state Of the Blood or
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The Queen reviewed the troops at Alder
shett on the 10th.
Count Persigno the new French Minister,
arrived at London on the 18th.
Prince Gortschakoff had also arrived al
London.
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There is nothing later of Importance from
the scat of war.
An official bulletin Of the 18th says: The
Austrians have Withdrawn to day from Rob-
bio, but a second and still stronger reconnoi-
tering force has been pushed forward to the
walls of Vcrcrli
The Emperor Napoleon with Marshal Can
robert rode through the streets of Alessan-
dria on horseback, and was everywhere re-
ccived with great demonstrations Of JOY.
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Phisdephs PsaIo ssarsss Providence fsr Nfori; schr
An, IL xM-ising out srgs Catherine Rogers B youns.
Paarro and most q hs wind hound hesa before rspossl
bound sand W. are getting underway Wind hight from The
~ ss ss.s Ess.ss Grim, e. e. Rcsya" Nee
Rowe, Virgins NBediord for rhil.delpsa; Harriet Newell
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NEW BKDFURD Nov g. Arr schr Mary johnson, Nicker
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be,npor An aehIs Caroline, NSorK Sarah xcDo
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for New York scoop lntent smith Albany. -
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Cid big Aiiarats Bibber Cardenas sshr Matthew's War,
PRoyINcETowN O.. sl :! sehr. Smith, futile, Truro
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In por 3d. schr Chas Cook Sparks for boston, for
freight or charter, ready. #
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 4-Arr Steamship Albatross, Jones
New York; schrs John Farnum, Crowel Philadelphia WIN
passsn g Babe! do Mary Lowell k.aSs EIsa-
New York SO :chrs Symgh Dswson Bsldmors Tllis =,
serson rhadegha and all anchored beow Lizzie Taylor
bsny Chase Gilmore, New York; sloops John Hanry,
Bsieyson and Blackstone Alen do Scranton Coe Madison
PORTSMOUTH, Nov 3-Arr schr Jacob 4 william. Mat
hews, Philadelphia.
ROtKLAND Oct Starr schrs Superior, Robinson,
FORK for Bapgor ID Eagle, Gregory, Niork Sid 3s gu
peror, Robinson, Bangor
SAVANNAH, Oct 81 Arr ships Berlin, May, NYork;
Speedwe, Radclf Portland wallace Lane, Philadelphia
Amity, Htipson Boston; xrk Trout Anes kocktand
Cid sLp Coosa watee, Marsha Liverpool schrs Cosgs-
WELL Titon Jacksonville; Langdon Gilmore Chase Ny0rk
cordela Horn, Lverpo0 Maria Pickup, Baker, boston.
Nov Arr steamship Augusta Woodruff NYork; brig L
Buckmsn Bray Boston, shrs Onatara Jamson, RocxiApd
Tr gan Cook Work Casiof, Gardner, Havana Below
ship I'D schr NJ Houston, Russell, Philadelphia
SALEM, Nov Arr bark Nuba Ashby. Zanzibar via no
TENANTS HARBoR DC. 2s-sd schs Leader, Hart,
James River; 30th, brig J II Cohpce, Watts, NYork.
Iv port 30th. brig Msyhower schrs VIM jones' and *
GEORGE brig ii Counce returned.
THOMASfoN, Oct 29-Sld ships Eagle Curling, and
Nnnebelo Sleeper Norleans schr kandrick Fish, Virginia
WILMINGTON NC, Nov Arr Br brig Rover's Bride Cal
laway, Kingston, ia, bound to Halifax tsee Ms).
Perry, NYork.
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POLITICAL.

AT A MASS MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
"a Of the Eighteenth ward held at Mr. Gonoudes
Fourteenth street and Fret Thursday evening
Rcd
Resolved That repudiae the nomination of Theodore B.
VOORHEES, for Assembly BY called democratic convention
who utterly regardless of the the party
The just claims 81 prominent embers and Of this the demo
cratic portion Of the ward.
Resolved That The said B. VOORHEES, ought under no cir
cunstaDces 70 receive single democratic vote
Der OF the American party having OF the
wings for 4 sm:emoly before tho same party
Heeolvod That We have full confidence fellow Citizen
EUGENE DUKNlN, Esq and in his integrity ability and
unanimously nominate him for Assembly IN the Fourteenth
district
Resolved Tha. Eugene Durnin Esq, from his long real
dence the side of the ward Is fsmlar with all our In
terests and hat bis election will be triumph our rights
Resolved, That W call all good democrats their
for him.
he passing Of The above resolution Mr. purnin I'D
dressed the meeting and made few effective remarks
after h the meeting adjourned with cheer
three for his election JAMES GONOUDE, Chairman.
VIZ. REppY, Soecso@''eo
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ROBERT p. STKPsoN, co.~.,as.
HENRY HIATT, oe''e

RRooKLyN PoLITICs.-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DIS
- rckings couhty-"Another Coon Skinnedn-More lies
fastened TO their authors 49,
City Of Brooklyn County of Kings ss-C w. Lakeman
being sworn Gays that he bill poster and has been EN-
plsyed at different times since 1856 by Mr. James r. Del
vecchio and employed and for all work performed
by the said deeoDen has been paid by said James g. lei
vecchio that the said deponent has n,
the Eagle Of the sth nst the signature one r r.
Coz which he pronounces be wholly false To
BIZ poster 80 Tuiary street Brookiy,n
Sworn before me this 9th day Of November 1859 GEO G.
BALL, Commissioner Of Deeds. - "
OF Brooklyn, County Of Kings ss-James r. Wharton
being sworn that he the publisher Of the Transcript
ana that ne has never printed any or
WIN e name q James Delveccho has toere
ley has had circulated JAMES a VIVA RTnn
sworn before this 9Th day Of November 1853 JAS
UEpERhnLy Commissioner OF Deeds.
City OF Brooklyn, County OF Kings G-James R ne,
ssScho being sworn DOH and that read two
Cox and The other az editorial in said paper further
pose OF affecting his standing before The democracy OF he Sc
conc Assembly district and that each Of sad Articles are
mauciousiy false and wholly untrue.
JAMES r. DELvECCHIo.
UNpERHIiI, Commissioner OF Deeds - -
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We have as yet, In Virginia, periodical ummary Of
the condition Of the banks the State, VIII ereby their
combined capital, circulation, oans specie, &c. can be
ed, Of late years in New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Louisiana, South Carolina, WISCONSIN, Illinois, Indiana
&c, and recently ordered by law In Missouri. Such
tabular statement in reference to the banks of Virginia
would be useful for present and future reference We
invite the attention Of the Legislature 70 ID subject aad
would suggest the most practicable for attain
ing the object that the secretary Of the DO
instructed to prepare and publish summary Of all the
quarterly statements furnished by the State banks
There ought in fact, TO be monthly statements but II
these cannot be had let the people be favored with
authoritative and Ineligible exhibit OF the condition Of
tho banks in every three months Previous the
passage OF the bills recharterne the old banks, prov
sion requiring weekly reports s the in New York.
Boston and elsewhere, WIS stricken out IN Difference
the wishes of the patrons Of the bis We trust the
general assembly viii hereafter give the weight of It's
authority TO hight rather than darkness and let the people
be fully informed upon all subjects touching their tempo
raj welfare.
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sd ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
u For Member of Assembly,
HORATIO N. WILD.


ArH SENATORIAL DISTRICT THE FOLLOWING
4 ss s,es o r.
W., Me- NV YORK. Nov. s ,lsss:
quesicps to decide bet placed in my hands- =
port YOU he for or
Mozart Hall scnap rial Conversational
ion representing the Mozart Han democracy
Third he promise abide by the decison Of that Con-
Tourthrid he NEE, youa. Mr. Crooks No 100 Broadway
apa express hs regret tor 6ecevng you and then pledge him
nail Ma,ssy tel e., held ;' .m.sy
their nomination from the fact Of his pedgng himself sup
a 9 + Mr. Murphy 10
Tias e a isfIs @ ssss
reply q your ro note y e
1h inst in which you my questions
prove q paper in Ills csse as 40 an ~
ousss o .as ssr your me aasscns r.
the s s be @ j. ne b did, y he &c Sa h
The SIXTH did Irsman IT, With srss. respect Xogrs e.
rs Greenwich street New York Nov I, 1850.
aa &. WIFI " a In ,r last
district, asserted Aas john NsLeod Murphy
ana .s ~ e. s q As
gate to that convention win answer the following ques.
ss e You he war. sso dss y 81 M
ia YG n1 s
Mr. Wilson received the nomination fro your convention
s :1S Of &. Biz ss 5
decide an early answer VIII much obiGe respectfully
-. : STEPHEN w SWIFT.
81 AuLsERRY STREET, NEW YoRx Nov. 4, 1850
Mr. Swirr-SR: your questions concerpiur
MT Murphy make the following replyfn The Sunday pro-
cedirg the nomnaton Of Mr. Wilson asked Mr. Murphy
told Mr. Wilson that be candidate NJ ma
friend and would support him BE Mr Murphy informed
me that be told Mr. Wilson that he would re
ceived the nomination and at the he informed mo
that he wGrn support him the coming election On he day
ply and he Informed that he old nos blame Mr. wilson
that h wonld be bis friend and that he would support him
neIs election The decision that be diS no. in
tend 10 receive the nomination from any eary Ycus
respectfully, WIIIIAM CARRo,T
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AT LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
"A the Fifth Ward Democratic Union Association held al
" Johns Park hotel on Thursday Nov the association
anissseo ~ alsssIs wai2rluge murphy and
applause, and the conclusion rearks they we-e
each greeted with three times three repeated which VIM
b. Baker offered the following resolution which unan
mously adopted
Resolved That the nomination Of Mcleod Murphy for
State Senator Of this district meets with cordial approba
ton and the Convention presided Henry West de.
great cree ia the selection of Mr. Murphy for State
Senator for this great commercial district his known &C.
quireneps and strict business habits will reflect great credit
on the city In the councils of the State and pledge TO him
our united support ut the coming election.
HENRY HOrKINsoN, Pres,den.
KosE,r i T; sInrsos' }sccretarics.