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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
THE pAY AFTEa mn BAIrLE.

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rsrts hed fhs 81 tNons % brightly yftss3y = q
ger, 'v'.-nrt,ng 10 ttreaieaei lsrupasa x iauz
tuci .Ai ~ 1tr - Neg York vW ooucaFuss, ths ba.
saefs feop' haa rszsnci ner occupations, osris and
vss sc.c tr'V.g iss0ggl .ho creE1ca stYoy,s lack
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iea eHiFsgcof' o'0 taf"ecatt hegs - H'a''s l'u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

Thcro wcro 10 straiahs ous Douglas votes IN nsosoa
sacs, 70 In Now R5bsdoes, mono in Harrinsor and she
otnors no: ropor,ei-suppossl 10 be snOri l26 10 al.
Ihc roturns cnmo In slowly From Tho 1surcs received
IL IA thought tt, flslon Ticket suocosEul Oy aooc
s0to.
The republicans havo oiaaei eleven Senator. sod no
democrats ten.
Tho assombynian at present soot up thirty rss eso
Gratis and rnion AMI twenty eight republicans.
Tho Congressional iftslots win to rop-oes,tee lei
lows -
Dis.
I--Jonn T. Nixon, republican.
2--iobn J. n St-assop, fopubji5au
c--Wm q sieoie. democrat.
A-Gsorgr 4 Cobb, demncras.
5--sehcmiah prics, democrat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
TIE rIFrH AND SIKH CONGRESSIONAL
stx-n nlsrRrcr.
nETuHNs rRON THE STATE.

Our returns q nsoFltie. N yesterday Hrrnn 80,
Scn necsssty, ipconplsie, fr iac iha' FOL r.
Farms had been received from bat FEW cosnties n ~
state Below viii be Found the corrco,lors srs aa 'itloos
% yesterday rctarns that have ssn received up d.
the siost hour The majority for Lincoln In The sl'e
viii not vary much from our rrurus Or N ori,,s a. ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

NAsHNNf'Nl NnV. 7, I~tU
Ts. mosrlns, ~ oclocs rar'y a about 90 han.
dr1s proceeded V The REPUBLICAN vigwa, bfoxc opon
he door, ru he'd IN violently, destroyed ito dTcropi
paocs q farniiurc, took away tsc Incola and aamp
sranar ind ,ovcrs vide AWAKE unlo-ns PS;lz
wore Cred sEi window tights extensively broken. crly
cir oI the raaDT VITO tAi assembled 70 scx 10 cecor
returns woro n iAe bulld.ns si tl0 time
hnc arrests have been made. There ~ nash gsre~A
d..rior during The r'gh. ii pubilc places
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
DDIIIOEAL ARRESTS FOB
xrnrt.y.

Tie number d arrests for Illegal voting % eocto5 ~
ws comparatively small, errejlag eoacn. Brs1,
those mantsonei In yesterdays bsr.D ~ being cha ~
with Illegal vopg, va have mo ofollowirsIspes as,
o. tho flint wavd klchssl anth, a tho rnh; william
Cent? and John xccsr-y cs'hc Ter,s; Cn.rs.s pan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

r H i R E s U 1T.
r>>s-S~~~N><~~<<~-~<,sN~-
Additional Returns from the
States.
.>y~~~-~-~~-,~>~>-~>~~y-.
THE ELECTION OF L NC0LN.
.~~~~~~~~~s>~>r.>~s~-~~~~
\ Republican Administration and an
Opposition Congress-
pAMES OF CANDIDATES CHOSEN.
.~,>o@~~~~@s~-~~~-~~~o~
NEW JERSEY FOR THE UNION,
ss., Ass ~
TIE ELECTION OF L NC0LN.
HAMEs OF CANDIDATES CHOSEN
NEW JERSEY FOR THE UsIOE,

The returns received last night only con-
ffrm what We published yesterday morning.
We therefore omit the 1ood Of figures showersd
upon ne, and give the names Of the candidates
elected, with few returns for the purpose OF
exhibiting one or two Interesting points IN the
contest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
THE NEW YORK LEGlsLATURE.

Thcro wns no election for senator's on Tuesday, that
body holding over All tho Assembly elected.
Our lie, aDrezed, Gives tho political complexion OF the
legislature gs row stands, accordance with ihe ro-
turns received TO iLe atcst moment
This Legislature tnrs constituted, will meet Mon.
day, the nh Of roJt January, and VIII si; for one hun
cred jays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
Our Loz don Correspondence,

Lostos O,s 81 1880
Pyoyrss, " ne RStizs C1~paiys--Ga-seaif, iaisys.
n.a'sA. h1ss,es. Of ~ sses u cap4a--fss ways-v
c5nfrssce--I IYctpe. n ieace,a Ssua,n oras Hz'.1a
qa.i.ieg-AgSiysa ani Ru.rfI Cba.rcI 4 gsh Fey'1ns
md fm1icr--7E< Tt7 Aas.-iaa Cr,;fseso1- ms
Irsrcs ~ Rrls, d. Sc
N the rapiity OF your movements ia America, ps,t,.
ck commercial and military, you douhi 'Tnpate-.
II tho comparatively glow progress Of rho Italian way
Ycar General Scott win bo5ard hc Castle Of Pan Juan
dUoa Il Vera Cruz capture tho city and march 10 tho
city OF gex!co, igbtng bali evzan unp.ichet battles on
tho r1nte and LcsoDpNsh II al IN rorlct og ninety
days. Garlbald bar not Jet cr-sn Francs "a seoond
into tho sea after Overcoming sicily capturing "a arr,o
scizng ReTs,o and narchlng Naples you urr bear IN
ulina that DO has hai 10 create ~ h., hs
went along withou. commssarist, without rreasure
chegt, without standing army ard marchny tlr,igbs
country -shs.stsd saa opovcrshei by evcry ssoss :,
go srnnen; robbery taxation, .poi!aioR oppress.o0
AMI i1lg decrmiped ID 10 llstico 70 an o?p.s gore,
!osy no rsgtes AMI make hisof delivcrer insisai 3.
tSxsa,hcTer he hss accomplished, In ~ opof Ion 10 his
RESOURCES. ID The tinc than any o'he- cyr-
qucror general ~ anc,on; or motorn Tine
~ Capua there wa worthy or L@ool.ss At ~
psse o fhernogylr Tnen mere handf4i OF his ya,.as
follower. hal been borre down and routed by several
thcuaana o' The regsF soldiers Of the King no srted
up at the heal o. his ,i2I, aas ~i,h hA r-nu1a, of
soldier. .r-.t him, s,ld "Thcre arc the cncny; ts.r
uusl 10 Sttac.ei .lal be slaln brt ra.y rrsr ho
s2yoln They uwsut IN, ant a-teaiy rouss. th9 R9oA
.itc u merccnarcs a0d turnoi e fcrtrDc n thu dA
tAe hero receiving wonns and having hs b-rs9 .au,
Ter him,
About tnt tnc ~ "E1s y Italy, Is rspe.:ea A,
Naples the results u 10 lection (rsti'si,) sui
moro battle heavy ne.ni, ~ bofaag week
bas3.e cacis--aig e'osc Il, -rcle IT, 1a.y d.inta
roTa The oonarenco y f5yesssns a. warsaw that
g. Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
THE VERY LATEST.

VOTE FOR pREnlpENF IN THE STATES.
NEW JgEsEY.
The contest IN New Jerssy ~as nrliians one !. vas
fought, especially In the part, on Tho pro
slavery enc sslon pure and sinpls.
2shoEN COUNTY ELECTORAL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
EFFnCr o. THE ELECTION Al Albany.

Atnssy. Nov. Z iseo.
Taers .clEtlsora5sa excitement n thE city over ,ho
election r01u.l. 10a.s.t several cabr ar osi Taa
CarnEg Poatcrr tad t.ic suts are raradav cvcr Or
cngr Ycory, -nd the wao Awake. arc 90 . force re-
sscss oyog 10 ors vesN u ths G0iop snd ,ao ts.
CO. Of InoolH.
To- Cea,ra Gu u SID svasc- navo sdop,el te.,'a
tors insroiaeo4 III Professor Am,sa uo0ly, dJcU.dg
taat aoccsl. nay srva for the coatinuhror n ths
esai.aion, Arl rrsolyng v Keep up the ,Anc Isr
usrcni p1slcal orgao lzstlan
vlObarl olocci n Canvrcss by 40 ulsl1fiy. sfen
allng por,o, tave bocn playing opgeste Nr psn,sss
Il. = durns lic sv1n.ng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
Nh. LINCOLN AT HONE.

EFDIvtFItLgt III 4'VFtF 3'VV
n. evening ~nlio tho rcpablosN wcfs ssssmO'ei ~
the ss,o Ho.sc forthe rvrposc n nesrg INC rsturns
Mr. Lincoln catered and was very e1thasAsically 70
o.vcs AL congratulated BY ss friends 10 aiscdanoe "
hand shAkDs, cheers and other sonoes'ra''ous Of y
rbcre win Be no public acnrsrstlons f1 conc isys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08


Bfta.AflJsas Z 4i0Tity n ths slAi5 = 100 fsser
People va7iy f0s CoaEas, hs 353 asJiflty. Brsesiu
ridge heal tcscs No0 s.4 II kent and sas'gs cguni..,
anG IOSale Ia Ecwcas.lo
sli64a4A.
Thc democrats A. gasogfsgci ~ v4.s IN TIC soycr-b
srlFlct; thCy arc E0w an,.ssy awaiting ne returns
non lbo nToDta Isgion TO rotSrus irCn Ioc.nghAn
list git arc unroiaSlc. Boh parties arc SAL coasics
NORTH CAROLINA.
Ibo ndlciSous aro ihas arccsnri5re o4ry'cf the
STATE ~ 10 gass 4. lr as heard from Scs Hanover
glvae hin 10 mai9rky.
9goA6~A.
Tlscou oOulihs (onclaD sivc Ee Gss scoOSiur,fro,
2sT, pousas, 40. II ro;arH, coSc II osostdDgg
1low and he fyscl, = uloariGa.
LoUrsltwA.
Ial. iAaa ~ prvaably COCO or 5fecsiurlso.
arwANeIr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

hfkao' DISTRICT ~ DOUBT,
siGaOusI, NV. Z, 1859
IA cea:H n thA Assembly distrc. % very cl,sc
B,ih sdcs lalm the victory. mo ohlclA result h IN
known Hyers soys ho Il sure d his election wnls khe
Crs men proclaim he reverse
The defeat u nfon Is hero charged 10 Toe lency
ard nrompetency Of tho Committee Of FI.esa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

Michael Dorys. Of tho rvoa.sah; Eaxa 49,. of
ine venesnth; James y. Bry ant, " ths 3 m n
rs ONk md JAmrs r. shanpsasey, Of Tho = sto,
Henry wilson, Of tho 5evenlh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

~ Norid HinlNss tAIo II OF 0tlaY9 would no S,Elly
readrg Tho reurna and whom they :, tho Of
any place that ,bonid have given raumany majority
and found IL either reduced turned upon tho otber
tack thoy wouli atI so0 asplovo that wouli
fully express their bitter feelings
In front OF Oroox Dns there w-ud b. N occasS111
gathering OF few eLolco ndiglsais, bat aor snogi
stay, a~py they ~oni 20. Ono goatoEan asserted tat
"1c would civc Tho oily week 70 ace The result br', 70
his ciiRlop, Tho Caoa virtually Dissolved" For .ne
greater part ali tho persons that ooad DO beed aso
cory alton were now for Ll1con and Notwithstanding
the l-rge majority u mo city Tuesday, ycstori'y
scarcely showed fsion nau IN ay Of tho boro1gassre.
TIE CRY uAiL.
no Clsy sai deserted mo few doI,o,ra.s who
medo their aFpsarsnco walked a with i0ag -
resigned couricraoa. whoa they Froso they az .,
good huclorcdly and onpre.Gei thor o'nvcsiOa thai
"lre bon mr. vas oiecod" soola soamod think
"fr any tsohlo broke out iao soutni woud bo pFn9
ply u MnercAi character all no. xgrisen rho
cr,is sv sald 10 hs-e been lilo; ana, ~ regarded
election day The persons ay3nGa ;he aa asserted tsll
they never hsi eucb quiss Residential elect on
Opo respectable yenliarnan who lad witnessed ss u
them, bos.des 81 The ouca, raid the "q.lcness y
tho thing was unprecedented
ruE ao-gLs AND REsTlUElNs.
A She iinHor .aaos of tho h,iels and restaurants %
oul ~ tho bars lager bier saeoas and io houss az
wen - hocir, tho election tho opc os convorss:
Taose VINO wsso rab.d arc caters on Ho1.1y recarc
mid "a riilkD yssteraay, and sp,se
gently q sncs ,ag dove.
ne oonverssssl .. DC nTsl b sho.c places Wal
a, times trim upon the aegro n,Grase voe,
and many ono stated that 70 tai not :horsli
a vogd abcc. u, sni h1i gsst Ills vo,a es.acs
sny. aDo nc yoa kaow,n ,ai one opposed 10 lhs
sncramc-i, "tli II yoa arc oppsei 70 r. by your -,
voting you add cl . ho -y Of those IN favor "
h.' "How's .ha,r 'Pisn.y enrogh. Tho vote you
souf hs7e given wonid bs one "a our 90. Wol 'hs'
-. 1910 tli. 50scFJ tb@rchy OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

RFcArTrULATTos.


erechinY'sye over BELL In southern statcs. IL
Brscs r,dge over Do1rlls n SoGihofn states So
I,Looo over Bcll IN the Union.
Lincoln over Uougas IN me Union 0n.............lb3 lb3
Lcap over Brecxlprlage IN tho Union. los
fsnoon over MI In the Ini00 5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

ws,wcFtn oora1y, thIloon 70 sus, g.ls lincoln 10
nr,riy, sa~.y yivy- usgT'r'y f1- f1-oi1.
waihessa county, complete L!nc1la ass r'9jorty. n
crosso county, 80 maioTlg or 1ins9n. sank s7mty,
tEelys ioxBs I7s majority ,os Lincoln. ahwankes o'y
aaa county, compete, yv5 noug,ss ses majority ID
rnorsic loss II 100 srcs 1853 TAe rsGslcaas gam
u Al Parts ~ thaiSatc, ~ far = heard firm n'se
couniy ss estimated aboni 400 majority o. Ilao9la IT,
sais b's donbtss gino b 10 600 or Inaou. .iu ,bc
YrerAIfaH Tonsro. swse- nwe rfrrsof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
THE EXECUTIVE.
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

ACCORDING 10 -lE LA1csT RRTURNs AND rn1znT
APPEABAAGE4.
BeJl ae1 lJo1pius a Rsck'64s Esscolu d
xyAs Nkntxs E1vs. .gss]s51a, xssd EANS, HdFnItn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08
THE COUNTY TICKET ELECTED.
THe VOTE oE NEW YORK AND RrnnKIYn

To 'e'urrs a. the police hesdqrirers TO th- c7 and
rroeaiy foot up ls lolIows,--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-08

Majority fo' Lincoln ........."..........
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

RICHMOND, va
first Monday In October next and close the Last day Of
June, 1850.
Principal does necessary give the names Of
the Assistant Teachers In his employ, simply saying that he aid
ed by eleven broughy uAad Instructors and that
will be made TO maintain the high reputation and select character
OF the School
advantages the department rnesc (voes and
fundamentally unsurpassed. The most accomplished teachers
In the city are employed and particular attention paid this
ladies' reared and educaiedn Paris and speaking
the pures French reside In the family OF the Pnep, whose
pees duty speak French habluay with are
studying ue language. II Is confidently asserted that
and French spoken In the honse female
The subjects Of Natural Philosophy Chemistry are fully
uated by experiments the apparatus belongings the Institute
being as complete " any In the state
Especial attention given the study Of History English
Literature Rhetoric and eadnga portion Of the both
Principal pride following Of Plraoss
about the best evidence OF the merits Of lis School;
Hon IL A. Wlse Norfolk, Va; Com. NJ y. MauTy, Nat O
Rev VIM Sparrow, theological Seminary Aexanda Rev r.
Slaughter calpspe Rev O. H. Read Rev George Woodbridge
Rev. H. Kepsr Rev d. Doggett, b. K Wexford A A.
Morson,J Andeon r. GfAttan, james Lyons T. r. Prcc.
VIM Palmer, COL Ponta ne, Col W: Muniord, A. Ruher
lAnd win Clark J. D. Darlington, Hsax; r X. crae
ber, Va p 50 George Cooke, PowhatA Dr. H. Stuart King
George T. Scott, Fauquer; j. Randolph D. r. Minor All.
Mrs II HARRISON Lover Brandon Col Dabney Dry Crave
Miss; Bryce Stewart osrksye Tenn Hon. g. H. Lee, cars
Reference made also to the Faculties Of the virginia Military
Institute and William and Mary College 70 Professors Bedsoe
Smith, Coleman Maupn and Davis Of the University OF Virginia.
Board, Washing and Lights $29s 90
pssnsratc-y Dsna,tmsnt al M
Latin Modern Languages Ia classrs each 20 90
Music, Vocal or on Piano. Harp, Organ or Guitar per
Drawing Painting oil coiors $40 90
Payable on ha it ocober balance on the 5i OF February
Por further particulars for catalogue address the Principal
D. LEE POWELL,
yl2 SIN Box 81, Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
sULPHUR wATEH,
uANM NNAr
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
esUssaisa ooCsry, "a

o0uSrF, "a
re long estabished reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS Tor thc Of Chronic diseases renders comment
th-ir medicinal efficacy unnecessary.
lf and persons their homes and experience
fay e.hes oia a. s tsn hH sger,' ti' Aars resuiid
These waters gently APsBiNr and very decidedly ALTER
AriyS Their great rts rcey aa4 he quality above All
Others hat has Oven 20 hefn isr s rrrui I, t' s'
sirs ir ne peculiar operative iaduro,r ~ Nhea iy
oesrohfs obrt ta, ihe smaller vessels an ls,s e ,grH
diseased organs. thus producing The ar
So Hd irlg demanded la almost every ease NJ Ohron-
A. APEaIsNT aud ALrsRArIvF tie range Of disease
fsI,.nSe 4. Giy,ai- y, sfas q l- ,i1' Bst Lir,r
Kig.gs SIZE g. a. Upon the nm ons N ihe orAns srner
Ally hey exert efsg stimulating those that a-e inactive
Aal establishing healthy ecredons In such As have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA and In C,u- -ratoas Of the coat
offs sonah and Bowels, hey arc employed With The happs
r-Euits u. ,,,-,., .,.,-,,.ys 81, a. o..
has been long AMI drr.y established
CHRONIC 1ttGGirEA ofsn cared BY hem aher other rem
70 COsTIvENs Of he Bo-eis AMI % rItSs ny are veil
n shs .ssai pso Of SIDNEY AMI BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended ~iih iliarnai.oa usy a. W. ,sls.s'.
To IN str.r''' 'rfns Of t'l,N 'nN,AD, iiv's a. &c.
lir la ta-tr oiifirs nnucnces arr Omen emineniy
NEURALGIA ana he various n.-. J,ass Wben hey Ar
result Of organic pigments, are treated sh great success
IsCTRONC RHEUvArIs, ther known eacacy eoeyoI Win
A. SaIlys o. ,olt excellent e-c, In GoUr their value has
hi iRi4L DISEASES and IN hat pecnGar Affection that
rcsats from Of Mercury Ia srrtrc atectofi MI
c.u-.e Of he water stands unyae In Ga curative oucri
P.-ph-t. d-ptve Of the medicinal character and ap
Pnabas o. the Waters furnished grA on application % u
rhes Waters, securely put up a. me Sptn In glass bottles
regularly furnished % The Agents Ia Richmond, for
20 20 psyas Boston each bottle has he "GRysS
BRES WHITE SCLPHUE WATER" blown 10 he glass; without
ords from aaigdua and The trads throughout The GATED
PURCELL. LADD 4 co,
ap2I-dks5n Gen1 Agrnts Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

BoARD or HEAru-We are glad to hear that spc-
cal committee Of the City Council will present to that
boy az the next meeting ordinance to sys;ema,ze
aud reader more efficient the sanitary regulations OF his
civ The Board of Hea!th, a. present crg'nzed, is
fcarccy mose than nOnentity aud in expressing hi,
opinion We OF course u;ead tsrespect the physi
clans constituting lhc Board. So TAR We know, they
discharge al the dui,s iucumben; upon them The sys-
ten u.jer which they appointed, however, is deec-
tive aud t il for the purpose Of removing the defects
that ae ordnance 90 which have referred has been
prepared Ouc OF ia provisions ia designed 70 secure
systematic registration Of all deaths occurring in Rich
mJnd as a done in every well governed community
TIE importance Of such record cannot be e-tmht
e. and ne take il or granted that this well as the
O.scr provisions OF the bi s meet the unanimous ap
pFoyal Of n Council
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rur.r0NAAra.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH sTAR-LATE FROM
CENTRAL AMERICA

NEw YORK. Oct IA The North Star arrived last
night bringing 10000 in specie from California; the
shipment per John L. Stephens and Uncle Sam.
The John L. Stephens broke some Of her machinery
when Acapulco and vas towed in by the sloopot,
war Cyane The passengers and specie transferred
70 the Uncle Sam.
All was quiet on the Isthmus. The American and
British forces 10 joint possession, but it was proba-
bic they would soon be withdrawn.
The forces Of Ell President Nora have been beaten by
the Costa Rican government troops.
Gems. Canas Nora and others have been shot
The revolution is terminated
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
1860. OCTOBER. 1860.
SAMNEE Va. PRICE q CO.

ETAILRRs Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS Invite the at
enon Of their friends aud the public their complete
sortmsrt, Just received, Of
Rich Dress Goods!
Elegant SllLi, "a newest styles. eolored aud black
Real irish ai,d French Poplins
Velour Oaus and Naeuas Ia variety Plaid BrocAde
and Figured
Medium Dr,ss Goods In crest variety
dOERHINa GOODS. superior stock
FRENCH and SCOTCH EMBROIDFRIES
REAL LACFS In sets, COLLARS and HAEnKERCHIEFS the
arges; and bs stock that has 10 S
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAK, o. the French patterns
AUru4h CLOAKS aud BUSTERS Ia plain tty les ecoieh Hoods
aud the Arabs and Arge tines
FAMILY ISENs and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
FLANNEIS The best assortment We have ever had
PLANTATION GO0DSllONe MAEUPkCrCRE &anchesie- Va;
virginia Peniien'ay FTcieessbarg end Lexington PULLED
Cloths; frl stock - Lnscyf. Kstgeys and Jra-s
BLANKtTS CLOTHS, CASHMERE AID vEsTiHGs Of DIRECT
INFORMATION. oci2-u
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by JAS ". TAYLOR A SON. Auets
HIxICK TRN ssmE1T ON NORTH

VALUABLE BHItK TEN EMENI' ON NORTH
SDE uF CARY, Between i2th and 18th Streets by
Auction We VIII sell, upon the prcE1s TUESDAY October
lGh 1880 commencing at ~ O'Clock, ~ Bck Tenement
the North side Of Cary, i 18th Streets for
number occupied by Mr. Nicholas Deyreu leather
store
mis- ion Stand.
fourth cash. the balance I2 and IS months for
negotiable added secured by trust deed
oc2-tfs JAS n. TAYLOR s son, Auets.
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Ass'ULrt-O Saturday, Thu CoIyss and Mary, hi'
wife appeared the charge OF assaultng John
Mcdowell and John McDosen appeared 20 answer tte
th.rr. OF assau'tug Tim C.ius-cross warrants having
lee ctiacd by the parties As they had only knocked
oae another down for fun, and lad -o.td no graf
dim,ee 10 IN, peace dignity Of the Commonwealth.
the case was dismissed.
Vary Martin charged with asslul i-g J. s Brandt
white committed IN default ct security for be, good
behavior.
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Tus PUuLc GrARD.-This vel drilled corps eonsiitu-
ting the regular standing army Of vrsiaa, marched
20 the Capol SQusc on Saturday accrlcon, and wcIe
d-ilsd nv the accomplished commander, Col Chsrirs
D.nmoeS, 10 the blyonet exercise A large crowd ct
spectators witnessed admrugly this Cue military display
Tue commands were given by trumpet signals uud ;hc
evOlui0us executed with a pTomputuie aud accuracy
which ai,csted the thorough training Of The cops.
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TmEyEs AND DgUNEAEus.-LOuisa Sunderland was
brolgh; before the Nayo saturday charged with steal
Ing clothes from the yard OF Ms T. Goodc She was
lately dis hargcl from prosecution for petty arcepy hy
s1Ns Drossygi in the Hastings Court AMI 10 vieE o
th, fact the Eavor determined rot 10 send her again.
bu, 20 commit her to jail in default Of security for good
behavior.
Betsy Miller brought up for being drunk in the sire
back 20 the present reception OF paupers from
vhorce she lad ped When the new Alias HOus'
Is finished w0rk-room ,hOuld be set apar for the eN
press accommodation OF such creatures r. ty Miller
G,o Frost took the chill or the water be drank 70
such extent that he found himself before the Mayor,
on saturday. He was admonshed aud discharged, an
walked OF minus hs bat which be lost the hight before.
Tuos Kelly, another topper, having hardened his neck
after being often rp,Ovcd, sea; to the chain gang
for sixty DAYS.
10 iisl Nilts vag-ant, shaving no place to stay
was permitted 70 90 aud lCOk for one.