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M EDICAL.
MRS. wINSLONV,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents
80 to the attention Of mothers, hex
SOOTHINGSY

SOOTHINGSYR
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitate the process Of tee'nG by
soffenng Flie gums reducing Az
lay PATS and spasInodie action andIs
Sure to Regulate the Bowels,
Depef mon IL lotlers.i Il will giVU 10 yr~elveS
ANA relief and health 10 your Infants
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years and casa GeHer and firth Of il what
We have nsver sTTS ' Hse5 aS.S ~.
IN mas II PAU ) w IN Lows ~. N \ SINGLE
IxsEaxcE TO EF- soothing F&cI CURE
when timeiyS SH u u used Never
did we k.uv an 1s~I 49, ,--1 instance Of dis
satisfaction by any VIII used 1t. On the contrary,
aIare delighted will; its operations, AMI speak in terms
~ highest Commentator of its magical effects aud
medical virtues. We speak in this matter . WHAT
w: DID kSOW, after ten years experience and
Ie,igc reputation for HS t'LfiLl"eTt IF 'rtst lrs
heI dscdns In almost every instance where the in
FAINT Is suffering frnmPaiu and exhaustion relief will
beF1ud in fteen or twenty minutes afterihc 'yTuPis
administered
This valuable preprFatin is tile prescription II one
of tI,c most EXPERIENCED AMI SEILFC L NCRS-
Is in New England. AID las been used with Rcrer-
f,,iiiHG stcrsES in
ND$ OF CASES.
Ituot only relieves the c:lild from PAIN but inyigor
the stomach and bowelS coTTrctS acidity. and gives
and energy TO the whole Systein. II viii relieve
almost instantly
Gripping In the Bowels, & Wind Ollie,
AID overcome convulsios. which, if -rce,ily
died, end in-->.-Js-sy---e---J..-.>- dc1th. we be
I!eyr il the best Hon and SUEEST
REMErr in the CuTIDR Worm. in all
C1scs Of DIS ---,r,,,I,-r, EMERY AND
DIAEHHRA TEE EhANS' sISCIIILDREN,
whether it arr Jes0177'S~. from teeth
in ur from her rar,Se Newould every moth
or wEonas ci,i!d suffering from any Of the foregoing
complaints; do not let your pre- Jude cs. nor
the pRcjudiCCs OF others, stand between
suffering child and the rrlielthIt will be bEt-
yes. ABSOLUTELY SUBE-to follow the Use Oi this
medicine ii timely used Fun directions viii ;y;c1T-
pany each bottle Some genuine uIg!-s the fac-simile
0F CURTIS d PERKINS, Sew York il IN
the oat-ilis wrapper.
GE-Sold by Dgussizts throughout the world
Principal once, I3, Cedar ST., ". 7.
PRICE ONLY p CENTS PER BOTTLE.
-Eu-IVIEyy
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TuMoRs AND swEL11Nes

every description, and without the OF the knife
or nv surgical runcnts These last named dscas
es cannot be cured by correspondence: therefore all
patients must place Themselves under the Doctors
personal supervision.
: Or. Ba4kce has I,,ade discovery ola ''Fluid
that will produce absorption "f tho -CATARtcT, and
restore perm nsnt viIiOn 10 the Eye without resort
to tho Knife. All diseases Of tine
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the Of tho knife
or needle Ir. Dnakee has constantly on hand a:
hisofic0 an extensive assortment of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
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IN PRESENTING YOU WITH DIR. EATON's IL
| FAETILE CORDIAL, we desire to Stnte it, supe-
rority evory nostr'Im that nurse or qAck has
heretofore offered you.
FirstIt is the preparation of regular pi'ysici"n
who we'll qualified from much experience in infn
tile complaints to prescribe for thom. Secou,ly-lt
is entirely free from pargoric Opae Of any kind
aud consequently relieves by removing the suffering
of your chill instead of eNdenlng its senssOilitcs
ThirIy--It is put up with great care. u conlpIFi
oft with any for nf'ntic complaint;
will show the very roct from which it is distilled
being dug from the forest under the direction of Dr.
Eaton. many of them by Ills own hands. fourthly-
it il perfectly harmless aud cannot iTjnrc tile most
delicate infant and certain ani relief III all
the following cases. which is its chief merit every
other preparation. viz:
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING: such as DYSENTERN collie, &C; Also for soft
cning the gums and relieving pain. For regulating
the bowesit is uncquacd. For Cold In the Head il
is sure relief For GROUP, the most fatal and try
ing Of all diseases, it be relied with perfect
confidence: and being powerful antsIasmOdc in all
csnso comvuIsions or fits, earnestly recommend
Won loose time in procuring it. lastlyit costs
80 much than other preparations of the kind
that afford such long advertiscmnnts As can
those whose whole expense is their advertising for
tho same reason it comments itself the most relia
bic TO all mothers. In all cases the directions wrap
ped around each bottle. must be- strictly followed
Price, % Conts per bottle.
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Nrw YORK. July .. 1871.

: \
PRoY o. j. WooD:-Wi;h confidence do l recon-
cnd yaur Hair Restorative being the most ciiicn-
tons article ever saw Since usin: your Hair Re
storative my hair and Nyhislers, which almost
white lave gradually grown dark; aud now feel
confident that q few more applications will restore
them their natural color. 1t h% las relieved mo
of all dnnilrnff AMI unpleasant itching, 50 common
Among T,cr,.r, who I,ersuire freely.
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TEEATs ALL DISEASES
No. 90 Main street,

TREATS AL DISEASES.
StPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CHRONIC
. Diseases.-CoUGHs. CRoUP. CONSUMPTION, INFLCEN-
"a, AsrHMA, BRoHCHTTIS all diseases of tho Mourn.
NOSE THEyIT and LUNGS; all SKIN DISEASES Of every
description successfully rreRtel:-LUNBAGo LUMBAR
ABscEssEs, SCRoPULA, RHCuNATlsN, GorT, HLuEN:'iA,
ExTEaY, DIARRHGN. The very worst cases of PILES
cured in ashort time; also of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels. There many diseases incidental to women
aud children which treated with distinguished sue
cess All particulars will DO given by letter. Dr. Baa-
kee can produce thousand certificates OF his per-
feet success in curing
CANCERS OLD SORES. OR TIGERS, HIP DISEAS-
= rs, FISTUL.I of EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCAi.D
HEAD, NENS, POLTPUS OF THE NOSE,
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TT is COIlP0UNDED ENTlRELY FROM GUNS, I
l and has become established fact "a STANDARD
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I'goY wooD-About two years nso my hair com
euced falling oTnnd turning gray; was fast bccon-
ing bald. and had tried many Remclest to no effect
commenced using your restorative in JanuaTylISt
fsw applications fastened my hair firmly. It began
ill up grow out and turned baclIstO its former
color, blcI At this time ii is fnlly restored to its
original color health, aulappearance and Icheerny
recommend its use to all. j. u. HOES.
CHICAGO, Ill, Stay ], lSi7,
Tho Restorative is put up in hOttns Of sizes, viz
large, medium. and snall the small hold =, pint,
AMI retnI+ for dollar per bottle; the medium holds
at twenty per in proportion tlan the
small reals Tor two dollars per bottle; the large holds
quart - per cent in proportion. and rotails
for 50.
o. J. WOOD & Co. Propretors, Broadway, y. Y,
and III Market ST., st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers iec2-i&w.m-ly
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PRICK ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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MEDICAL.
HU MPH II H. y =.
Specific HonepathieRsmed

GATAXD at the IIsssI aT remedial means for L
- gsso Of tho people. Ti:ey alike removed fT,
the P0S,lss, tlny,s-E l nrPui>iV tz e. II q,Ts =
cry. old school practice. the Inconvenience 81 s.,
Jhs intricate AMI PerleNh l-CuT!te, of
usual iIoEarG FatiIic books 1Rc srlcif,s. COu>.tiI
of simple sJreificS E,r the vaEiOs:s diseases To W
they Teltesi pat MP il the form Il SIMPLE tr
pellets: and preTarSyI ~ ingredients neither tange,
Disgusting they IorLI IhS EeIiy SJII,. Z
the ItIent and the ccIf0rt Of he ts,g
planning, o. Invalid.
They Ic=-e-S these positive advantages Which v,s-
never before combined ii any popular TerlCSic- T
iDiuTy isTi=r fI,Hl their I~ T Of,
sISiFLE= you IlEsys know what to take ami hos T.
lake IL They CrSTENIENg= Sou can give IEy ;r.
per SItnr It'll az warning without hest
ton delay 1Aey EFFIcIEST. ia Is.'uslu,l- -
ca-e disease arrested At oaSc AMI the mite AZ
the n"insnt what ale IITld elI.i Mt aftsIw.l- Lay
relieved.
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TRANsPORTATIoN. q
Three Through Passenger Trains,

rue Capacity Of this Road Is now equal to any in tie
1-sts -rl Country. t-- --'
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No family zhouIi lie without thee iGyar1tl. 80
tiEes- They are the only Tsaledi-- perfectly 4'-al
FIR domestic aud private With tieu5 IE' i.tl'
Is AIMED AMI e;s-, ,!I,f the Fr'r!I - lie g
and NEE: il al tire Threshold and keep II u "
\ tris Il medicine rGItiy directed in the LI7t to
az di-a.- perfectly that which ~ rlss IN ~
~ be relieved ly long Rud tedious hour oi -i'''
IL at all VI it'll thee n lan!- You NJ; 'i, -
pen-ive luxury etor nor To be sTuggcd ,r 49, y
ell or Lii-tere-! Iieyi. LEt may y.E5r-et: .. ii'
the simple specific. and restore IKE rTi'iv &c 'F-'
life again health and joy. There coilHt '.ls ~
fury aF=e IN any froaI their use. tEt thr lyh :.
inference upon the cOAstitutosi. beyond All 'tHe'
most beneficial.
AGENTS WANTED.
We'lzsirenu active, efficient agent, Eor the -at
rcIg-iies in every tozu community N ils
;ed States. Address. IT. F. HTlIPHEi.l u :,
No JEl E:-,-l.lWsy, Y
A5-sold by 2 BOOKING Agent, Wheeling VA
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mt tt-y arc already layirg the wirer most
skthiiy ard scientifically for that object
The, have just won one election aud pat a
republic President IN power. After the
Alb OF Mar h next the Caston Honsa, the
Poet Office and all the federal offices ia
the city will be- at their disposal and
With this immense influence they Will approach
the groeshop politicians. who usually elect our
officials The Mozart and Tsnmsny sections Of
the democracy, it Is known. are tremendously
bottle 70 each other. although neither Of them
is loyal to its own section. We know that
in the late election many of the grogsnop poll
ticians. both of Mozart and Tammany, were
cheating their own friends on the county ticket;
while pretending to support the candidates OF
their own faction. they we're really helping to
elect the candidates of the enemy Nothing is
easier than for the emart managers Of the re-
publican party TO promise the same place in
the Custom House or the Poet Office to ten diff
ferent greedy grogshop politicians In return
for their assistance and this Is no doubt just the
game they will play.
With the large amount of patronage at their
command in the federal Offices. after the 4th of
March, and the city ofices, if they should carry
this election. the republican party never had 80
much power or 40 much money as now; hence
we expect to see q total revolution in the pol-
tics OF The city after The Charter election, and
TO find the metropolis, body and bones, 10 the
hands Of the republicans. Then the idols OF
TammsDy and Mozart will be ovsrthrown IN
deed, and the temples deserted. Both these
factions will be absolutely swept away Fer
naDdo Wood the father of Mozart, and Elijah
Purdy, the father OF Tammauy, will be shipped
on the same boat for voyage up Salt river,
and all their followers will be shipped of with
them, making precious cargo, which may the
Gods protect
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TnE PRNcE's vrsrr AND THE LoSpoS PREss :
We perceive that come Of the English papers,
following In The wake Of the London Times,
are publishing very elaborate attacks upon the
institutions Of the sor,h, founded upon false
report TO The effect thal The Prince OF Wales had
been ipsulted al Richmond. The British jour.
rsliss take the ground that the alleged affronts
offered TO the Prince and the gentlemen Of his
suite are evidences Of the barbarian Of slave
holders, and thereupon they preach long homi-
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City Intelligence.

FEMALE AssurAscE Socsn--AssrAL NsxrIsg THO
Forty seventh annual meeting Of tho above society TOOK
place on Tuesday last At noon a tie Reformed Dutch
church corner Of Fourth street and Lafayette place
Aner tho resdng OF portion OF the Scriptures and
prayer By the Rev Mr. Roche, Mrs. Post the Recording
Secretary read the annual report Mr.. Roche then de-
vered IN address, after which the rrossurers
report Was read which sno wed the OF past
year TO be " 52 and the expenditure 81 12s IS leaving
balance In hand OF Sl92 70, The following oioors,
Enh twenty Three managers, elected for 1851 Oh
recueeses, Mesdsmes StidmoreaS Brown and 5oaasv.
he1urer, Mrs y s. Cochran reelected. Recording
Secretary, Mrs Post-re elected. Cor responding So
cretsry, Mse Brown.
FIu IN Baxxxss STREET. Bet weeo nice aud ten clock
la night Gre occurred in the basement Of the building
No Is Bcekman street occupied BY L ~ Hsrmsns
boarding house The Ire VAS caused By Mrs Hc-mars,
10 some sccitental manner, with q n1id lamp Tae
flames were rgushed before The FIRE spread beyond
furniture VIII amoaet 10 about t6co Insured for 500
IN the Continental Insurance Company The bal ling
damaged about $50; insured.
FRx ~ CKpAR srErI1 Shortly ancr CO O'Clock last
night Gre WA discovered .. the seconG Dor . IL
building No q cctar sgscat IA IL rapcr bor uaaorsa
tory OF SesmEHd echwat. To- "a - oAtcraea no ths
bird 1or, ga before toe Ore exis Eutd the stc
va near si eesrayrd Tue osE wlh mount " np1It
i60o nr sT0o ssd g. te irsarci The ttt tNof oncu.
led By tte 6rlta rorCb. Rrr A. COMPANY, s1 fgat
smsgt cot 20 their premises ~ w4.er - hu4.
iog W 3smasca ~ Vie axtrnt y aocct 70 SRI. e1gu
batting ~ sec1d 1907 % ihe hHHaiph h9 n. aENH
ORE ne property ~as thrown Into the 1-tet sni tue
Gre estngushed The stock vas damaged a00at SO 10.
ure5 Inc origin Of The Ore IL unknosn al present.
4 Is ander investigation BY the Fire Marshal.
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THE CHARGES OF THE FouR HuNDREp.-We are
very much relieved in our minds on being able
TO present to our readers the following clear
and satisfactory statement Of the cost Of the
grand ball which Peter Cooper q Company
gave in honor Of the Prince OF Wales. The
whole number Of subscribers to the ball was
four hundred, and forty thousand dollars were
paid in to the treasurer of the committee. He
now reports "a follows
rm cxsERAI COMMITTEE Tn. RAIL- HONOR or rm
rRISCx VALE ACCOUNT WITH rfs rRRAsuR1R
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The Right Rev the Lord Bishop Of Toronto, C. W., 10
stopping ii the Brcvoort House.
M r. o. Brirhams, Of the United States Army; X ve-
nabtes, of Providence, r. ngefow, az Boston.
and Mceers A. Harrison and r. O. wtst both of ne
United sssss coast scrvey are stopping n The Ffss
Avenue Hotel
Capt j. Gallie and wife, OF Savannah; W Grange, a.
Baltimore; q ". Wilcox. Of Springfield, and A. Turnsr
LAfArsc house yesterday.
@ vibbrd ard wife, Of Albany; VI Wheeler and win,
q Bridgeport Smith, cf Washington. ID q = =.
French, Of Fredcricksburg and Uo Baker are stop
PING a. the 81. Nicholas Hotsi
". Thompson and wife, Of Warrington j. , Iisox
and party Of Baltimore: y. r. Gray, Of ~ Lous y e.
smith, Of Cuba, and hseas John A. Tsrdr Jr, an W.
Graham, both ~ abe United states Army are stopping
~ The Metropolitan Hotsi
Hcp. q NJ Togerson aud Hoo. W. n Russol, bl,h Of
Nev haven ID. Uamron ard y. Griha ootn q Glen tsis
xre Csnter cf wsciustp Judge snipmani q hartford,
Conn v Read, ysnnes q wilson AZ W'si snd D. w.
Hove, all ~ nv YORK: {. fangs'tnth, o. Pniisiei-
pnia. W Jams. Al Albany, aud Y H4Dtng, % Dan
bury, are ST. 90 "a Of the Aibemsrie H0sSL
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NEWS FROM the NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1850.
DEpATcHKs PROM PARTICIPANTS can JUAN ISLAND
The War Department has received heavy mail from
the Pacific Dol Wright commanding tbs Department OF
Oregon writing from Fort Vancouver that every
thing quiet at San Juan Capt Hunt hal been 70
stored 70 command, and the island the joint
psncy Of both governments Matters remain therefore,
10 the condition they did under the instructions
Of Gen scott, and win until the questions in
dispute adjusted.
Mr. uSpsAY's MISSION TIKI UNITED STATES.
Mr.. Lindsay had protracted and friendly interview
With secrary CATS 70 day respecting the matters
nected with his visit 10 this country. understood hs
does not in any official capacity. The matters
ssue having been thoroughly discussed by Mr. Lndsay
before the Chamber OF Commerce Of New York. Boston
and Philadelphia, the govern ment were fully aware
Of the objects OF his visit and what he pro
poses 70 do before he reached here. II II
extremely doubtful, however, whether nythng viii be
accomplished under this Administration The President
is too much absorbed in home affairs 10 touch this sub
jeet now.
THE RUSSIAN MINISTER.
Tue Russian Minister was with the Secretary Of State
for some time this morOips.
AFFAIRS A prKx's rEAK.
". C. Jcwett has just arrived here and placed In
the possession OF the important matters
regard to Pixies Peak showing the urgent necessity OF
Territorial organization for that region IL understood
the President will recommend such in his
srge 70 Congress.
uxooIS's cABTNSr.
There IL considerable talk here about Sam Houston,
John Minor Bolts and Andrew Jackson Doneison, -
Southern members for Lincolns Cabinet.
ALLEGED POLITICAL PRESCRIPTION
II In said that charges preferred at the Navy De.
psrtnent against master mschinsts In Northern navy
yards that they opposed Breckenridge Members who
have bcea defeated oamorous for tho deposition
Of the deinqusns.
TIRE True CONDITION or AFFAIRS IN KANSAS
Gov. Nedary, OF Kansas asserts that the crops are
short In tina, Territory but that the storcs OF desuton
and starvation reported BY Hyatt TO the citizens
OF Kansas. Many may ind i difficult 70 procure sub
sstence there this winter, - well In other places
The arrangement OF the disposition OF the public lands
proposed BY tbs President win be entirely sasiscsory
and the judicous that bs made The crops Of
wheat and corn are not equal 70 the probable con-
Sumption.
APPOINTMENTS.
Alva H Leslie hiss been appointed BY the President
Deputy Postmaster II Newcastle, Pa
Lieutenant Colonel Gardner has In the ordinary routine
q business, been relieved OF the command Of Fort
houl,re, and VIII be succeeded BY Major Andersoa Who
next 70 him In rank In the First regiment OF artillery
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THR MUNICIPAL ELFcrroS-A REVOLUTION IN
PoLTrrS-The politicians are busy preparing
or the municipal election, which CONES OF next
month; aud judging from the resnle Of the No
vember election, and Studying the aspect Of
affairs around US, We are disposed 70 think that
wonderful revolution in ci,y politics il about
to be developed. The city IL now divided into
three leadirg factions-the Moz,rt democracy,
the Tammsny democracy and the republic sns-
the other little cliques which sprang up like
mushrooms during the late campaign being OF
no account whatever. There Ia no national
question involved In the coming contest, nothing
touching the politics Of the country or the
state. no President TO be elected, nothing a,
rsue but the spoils-who shall have the dis-
bursement and the plumber Of the ten millions
9! dollars which the unfortunate taxpayers are
TO repiepish the treasury with Is the only point
TO be decided at the polls. There IL not ebos,
Of an excuse to bring the almighty niger into
the deld; the almighty dollar, pure and simple,
is the question.
Now, from all we can see, and from the result
Of the recent election, II seems exceedingly pro-
bable that the republicans are going 70 sweep
ever oi1ce under The charter, and we learn
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Gov. Morgan Private Secretary.

ABNr, Nov. IL, 1850
Geo Bliss Jr, has resigned Private Secretary OF
GOV Morgan. s said he will resume practice Of lac in
New York
every rtsrect and dcservedy popular with all parties
appointed prvste secretary In Place Of Mr. Bliss. xr
Doty vas Deputy siae Treasurer, from 1850 and 1885,
and has been Chief Clerk Of the Executive Deparimss for
tvo ytsrs pat.
john u Lipsey, now Deputy Clerk, has been sp Joint
cd Chief Clerk
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nov ~, wv
BY agreement between the counsel the trial Of the d.
vo'oe case wss poetposet this morning until Monday
pest The consent Of the counsel for Mrs Barch 70 the
sbdrswa OF The 81 Luis depostons relieves the case
~ enc Of lie most obnoxious features II y said that
among the great Of deposisiona SIN on me- the ID
uesion Of which vii be strenucusy costcnded for are
attorney, and equally dangerous 70 his success SUB
stAntiatc3.
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orUrc rHs BrReu ruSSsL-rhesc works are evi.
IDENTITY approaching completion. Yesterday afternoon,
about hall past -four o'clock the rst locomotive With lis
tenec and car, parsed through from end 10 end. AZ
the time named H. Berdeli, Esq the President OF the
Long Dock Company, With Colonel Allen chief engnsex
A. Sey mour, Efq contractor several gentlemen
Deced with roads that VIII pass through the tunnel
lev md all the employ es that could get
conmodatd, stepped on to the prepared for the
initial trip spd the train slosly bat steadily entered the
east approach The track laid down for tbis trip not
the one but answered the purpose for which
i wO intended very well, and In thirty min uses
from the time the train entered II merged q tho
west approach. The return made 10 nine minutes,
and tho enthusiasm Of tbs laboYers len their work
unattended 20 for The momen 10 greet the passing train
wss hearty and ably responded 10.
The grant and imposing appearance OF the tppnsi
the theme OF general comment and The places where the
achipg and brick work completed loudly praised
BY the oc0nnfcepti well a. BY the initiated
train was run through yesterday morning for tie
oouvsnenoe Of any Who might feel curious for trp
All enjoyed tho trip exceediaEIy Thas u opened tie
great Bergen Tunnel.
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The Presidsntfal Election.
THE PROBABLE RESULT or THE KLECrIoN IN

JERSEY.
TREsroS, N. J., Nov. Ia, 1900
rbe Official vnte OF New Jersey is now ia The follow
ns persons elected eiectors:-~m Cook, democrat
Joel Parker do nocras Theodore Runy on Democrat Jo
seph c. B.rnboscr, republican Charles 4 Elmer, re-
publican; Edward W Twins, republican and Isaac W.
scudder, republican. The three Douglas democrats
elected by from 3, 900 70 4 900 majority.
The strssh Douglas ticket carried just enough votes
from Nsssrs vroom, wurtx Cou1lct and Brewer 70 do
feat them. kcssrs Brewer and Wartx defeated by
some 500, while the Others oee by from 100 70 300
In parts " the State the people though
OF the fusion had never rsscne1 them
nke all the votes together, there 10 msjcrty Of from
1000 70 90 against Lincoln.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA. Ca Nov Il, 1880
The popular majority Against Brecknrdge In this State
y nearly 2Soo
INDIANA.
1SpiasArots, Nov. IA, 1880
Eighty three counties tofhcia) give Lincoln i0T o3i
Douglas, 50 1881. Breckinrfige, II 2s5 Bell COS Lin
coips plurality ~ 200, and viii probably reach % 900
Majority over all 0 COO
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akkNIA y ", NOV II, 100.
rpielisence has Just been received that the No,th
~cs,ern hinug Comparys warehouse at Eagle Hsrbor,
Iake Superior has been burned with toe winter cup
piles. The machinery was saved.
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southsrm Ocean Steamer movsmsnts.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 10 1890.
The steamship Augusta, from Nev Yorn, arrived At
rybce q, ,wslve O'Clock and at the wharf st hsfpot
this afternoon.