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Ir ~" unchanged stts Of fots a, SO IS aud Pearls at
1OlIOS-ihc msrtet for tins staple 10 only moderately
ec'tt, s.d pilcrs are without decided change. Common
GRADES, styled LoW Middnr are onoted heavy M 7f1Cc
tie better qns.s good to strict Middngs &C. are .cArc.
-aoy at 'SG &c CE Addnss silt. acs our last OF $40
baira.
COFFEE-Holer' Of primo RIO are very firm IN their
& senei1Iy refuse 10 teI under 3sc bat tie marke.
CCRpAGE is nssin frmor We now quot. mI,l, n nj,
isss Jared ttIlle and American do Ut Idle cash
, ~ r OOpH-Jaineca and ~. D0niugp Iogyo6ds have
been In better request ct Z4 ton cash when h lgbt de-
s.' iss ,6sly scarce and price. ruLo nigh Manila
FLOUR AND MEAL-1he market foI Western and s,s.e
tlonr him'r and with r general demand ali yrade,
Tor supeIDo State; s0 ~ sf Uy :, ~ 20 % 90
for Fancy states $79 81 70 for tho low srsJes Of ',.
Trade 5ha Family Brands, id "a ia $40 Ts iP
ExtL Canadian Flour Is not plenty ..teciafy ~ ,u.
qnees and with good inquiry the marfst /. be teri les
Of $40 bbs at 80 Sod fo the low srads. of FItr. and
~ lgd " ioI Trade and Family Extras souiLe- 80.
u without Important change, and The low grade, bo.L IN III
q, 81 70 for S Mixed 20 .oos ssGo ale. q 90
Se ana ~ sgg@iO 30 for Trade and Family Brands. rive
slGof n R9.s PsGy u and 4 goie, and III
quiet but FIRM with small sales at Is 90 Tar s,.s s,e%
s6 10 tyr ;sndywins The exports Of Flour iron New York
to fc,s;9 po., daring II. wss1 include I. bb since
issI ''i i $50 s;ta "a i ;Ss:i
e s als: r ss:a Potts: S s sss ~
po.al.........1 a5a,ss ITag1 IssSos;
FRuIT-fhe cargo OF the T. oiddings comprising 2soO
"a :sas3 IS fOr tie former sad 81 ga Ss % for tss
latter.
ORAIN-The Wheat marie. Is rather frrner IN ,,up,,hv
active owing 10 the extreme price. asked aud the indifference
OF holders of plle ana Spring patcuIar) realize unless
for export The arrivals continue insignificant and be lock
80 ''s'HiNs HNei'-' Iu'Vo Ly~ 1)sa not exceed over
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Rcceipts of Produce.

MARCH $500 bb', Flour 100 bbls Whisky 1900 bags
Corn Meal 1900 bush. Com leo % Butter. jOpkg Lard
liz PKG Ashes lOoOpsg Petroleum, 446 Dressed Hogs
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Controller Brennan viii on Monday next, at
p H. open tie bids for the g. 600 900 soldiers Bounty
Fund Loan being tho balance not awarded tds for
100000 opened February q. 1leso honda bear IN
tercst at the rat Of = cent per annum.
The Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods for the
week compare CO follows with previous returns;
For he wrei-- 1880, 1867. 1914,
Entered at the poIt... A. ieITT f2s22l. f1575 $50
THROWN on HietAe,,... l,'2s1s1 2iO2o5O s,la4lis
Since Jsn. l.
FH'ered At the port.... os1s,3 n5ie2sa 2lig9ia
Thrown u4artst....lO3si,G5a uGlJ6B PISA Tl6
The total Imports at New-York for the week
compare as follows with former returns:
Week end. harch,. Feb. ~ Feb. 49,. Feb. y Feb g.
T.
Dry goods. .as15s5i I.gsos1 25lS,In aoSSos, ,ssnI
q. indss.. .2sissi5 ls3105g I4Sp 27OSzl7 I9le 7si
TIL . ano az q 40 - -n--r-n --.----- -
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The Fourth National Bank hss 81 zoo, 900 of

gold on deposit ard handsome amount In currency.
Sterling bills are dull. and quoted 1853. Tie
demand from importers is small.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
% rped for the week cndn, Feb 90
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FROM ALBANY.
esoIution ON the Prcsidency-The Miiisin
Act-Thc Military Kseecption-Thc San
itary Human.
ALDASr. March 5. 1854.

From Our Special Correspondent.
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miscellaneous.

COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
~ and Packing, also for shipping IN lots 20 sa,i purchasers
For sale by w. W. TkOLMAN No. 40 William 81
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A LII RESPECTABLEF FAMILIES, BOARD
ood SERVANTS from naous Protestant aud Catholis Al
Mrs. YOhkSTONS Office, marble building, No. II 9Th sv
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A s COLLECTOR.-Wante by a Protest
"A ant man. situation Collector or tenement houses a.
would collect docor' bl-. Good reference and seoudty
iveiI and prompt payments made. Address j. O. No IL
th-ay
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Wants.

A FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN WANTED
One acquainted with tho Paper Stationery or En,eo,
business required. BERLIN JONES, No ia William -
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pany. .....ex div....l0]
40 do...........bJO. JOS
20 do.s.... s..s.....l VIZ
40 d9.....-.....yt'J. ia
800 Q1ick liver II. Co.... ~
80 M1dp0ss Mining Co... 3.
800 Bucks Co. Lcod. ...... u
100 dO..........-.sJ. Z!
100 Cauada Cop. 90. so. o
$50, 900 Ohio { Miss. G. AZ
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ITO PRINTERS.-Wanted, a good PRESS
MAN; one accustomed to the best work Hoes CyBs
der Press; also young Man fauiir with laud press nd
card presses. Apply to BAKER a GOODWIN, Trisns
Buildings.
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COMPOSITORS.-GoQ CompositOrs wanted
~ by JOHN w. OLIVER, No. % Ann-st Jobbers pre-.
feTed.
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INDIANA.
v orhes's Sen, 10 BIZ Con,..s,d.

sp,risl Di.psich TO The N. T. Tribune.
WAsHiS0ros Oct lG 1854
Voorhees, is reelected by lees than hundred
majority: gross egay the part of the Judges
OF Elections in one Of the counties will 1t is believed
ytiate the result.
HAnMsBuaG, Pa. Saturday. Oct 10, 1904.
Governor Morton telegraphts here as follows:
We have eight member q Congress, being gain OF
four III, lower House OF the Legislature is decidedly
Upion. The SENATE 1. o tie probably Democratic by
one or two majority. My majority is not less than
oc end the prospect Is that will be few thousand
nore No official returns OF the home vote have yet
,esebed the office OF the Secretary OF State II is i'm
,o.sble 10 give any aggregate of the soldiers yota
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Vote on the New Csnstitutien-Es 10 PROM.
| bly, Carried.
BALTIMORE, Saturday. Oct

BALTIMORE, Saturday. Oct. Is 1864.
The latest footing up on the Constitution vote
is Is foIowsi
For The Constitution IL el7i against the Constitution
ie ssa
The negative vote includes rrany estimated mnlori.
ties which may be reduced.
The affirmative vote includes Gil soldiers votes in
Maryland
There report Of tie vote Of the soldiers with the
Army Of The Potomac or with General Sheridan.
The result is still doubtful
BALTIMORE, Oct 10. 1854.
The latest footing up Of the returns Of tho
Constitutional election show majority OF 40 against
IL. he official apd the soldiers vote alone
decide. The friends Of tie measure claim majority
with the soldiers votcN
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DIED.

CURRtN-On q. iatl inst AIMS Maria Csnsn, aged %
years. Inoiik sud a. Iays.
Tic relative an snd. Of N, family as also he raene;-i
Of ,lanon Lodge No. lsi ,nd A. NJ. or. respectfully
i, ssrd lef 1~ral from the ~ - LtureA' WI
i.itsI between G-i and Dr0ons ss, on Toe.isJ' Tie
9Th inst. ct u elo,- ?. m.
DAVESPORT-M New. Haven. Coan. on Friday OF. ~
John Alfred Dasonpost, ESQ., osseEJ ac.ch.n1 OF .His
City, -get e..
HtL-Ai Brooklyn seventh DAY l5h oflQih m'n'h Erehe
daughter Of lsNsc and Einm. l.. Hall as-d wecfs -
T- eistF~. and f-fis Te.~sius invited 10 N'r1 no
furral IRON rc,idcnco OF her pEeIis, ~
o second d. i7sh. ~ 4 ,. IA.
HAMlLION-At Morchrad CRY, " G, on Friday uiorn'rs
O, T. Of yellow .yets W Hamilton, ss-d " Yeas
and ie months
LONDON SABBATH Oct l6 1854 At his ls,e residence No
p P~rry--, J,oeb Long ss-d sesr', months .nd
ssys
E0iioe " .ln.ral 10 mouos.
MlLIson sunday le,h inst, sis,r lingering n!neH' Ma
susAn Nli.. a.-i CT
Tn rfisfis-s a.gs family respectfully inrits Z
20 .t.ad her funeral without further invitation, ron The
r~.ia-poo Charles Mills No. ID< Ross bfcok.
iyn. T. H. Tuesday 18th Inst, .t ~ o'clock Her ."
mans VII % t-ksB 10 6F-enS cd ior lniermsnI
WPNPLT--Ai Pori Richmond :. l., on Saturday Oct
18Th Auna Gertrude. only daughter 81 Whi4in AID
yls.b~th W-mgi.. .r-d y-sr and months.
H.. relatives aud apds respectfully Invited 10 a'tend inc
fgnsfal on Moanay, lish Inst A. u ~
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such uemonGtratiOn before seen IN this vicinity,
beating the fimous Fremont demonstration Messrs.
JAcuEs BARKER BRUcg and FIREMAN. are speaking.
Put Herkimer down for immense Union gains
! Amusements.
Artomus Wards lOng-expectod and carefully
prepared entertainment will be inaugurated this even.
Ting, ut Dodworhs Hall 1t IL his purpose TO nsrrate
the most attractive details OF his recent journey through
the Mormon country and to supply appropriate Illus
traiions by series Of panoramic pictures representing
the principal scenes o. that remarkable region. From
the lecturers reputation it 10 naturally expected that
the entertainment. will be mainly Of humorous char
scter; butwe believe that II viii aso aim 10 afford
considerable amount Of information concerning the
habits and condition Of the Mormons which has not be-
fore been given 10 the public We have no doubt that
Artemus Wards Evenings will rivHl in interest those
Of any other place Of amusement in the city.
Robert Holler's programme, at Sos Broadway. IS
varied this week by the Introduction OF fcnts Of leg
ordeman, and the restoration Of Mr. Hoers fantasy on
" The last Rose Of Summer" 70 the musical part oftbO
entertainment! The special attraction for tonight viii
be thu exhibition Of trick similar TO those which are In
vague at the most imposing OF tho socolicd spiritual
manifestations and to which our popular necromanoer
invites the particular attention O. the believers In
modern vitchcraft fc
AT Wsllsck sEThester d" Compact WIN be re
peated every evening for the present. At tho Winter
Garden the last nights Of the Comedy Of Errors and
"Love In Livery" announced. At Barnums Nh
scum the "To'n Thumb Combination Company remain
only during this week They appear three times every
dry. The play Of "Pauls Return viii constitute the
dramatic entertainment until further notice. Martin
Chu2zewt continues attractive at the Olympic Thea
ter At the Hppohcstron. new bill Is offered. New
ballots aud pantouoes announced. ia ono Of which
Marietta Zarfre,,a is 70 appear on horseback Ycung
Nco'c. the trnpose performer. and Eaton Stone the
famous equestrian. appear every evening
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TIE MARxLAND ELECTION.
Success of .hs New Coa-iisaiion.

Spoci.l Dispa,ch TO Tho y. 7. TTibuuc.
WASHINGTON Oct 16. 1854.
Judge Hoffman, Of Baltimore, to-day gave
tho President al tie official returns yet received in
Maryland. and estimates from Counties and soldiers
not heard from, showing majority for the new Cons
tuition Of abou. five hundred.
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CARPENTERS PICTURE.-Mr. Carpenters pic
ure Of lhe Signing q TIE Emancipation Proclamation
win continue on exhibition q, the rooms cornrr of
Broadway and s,t.s til the 3isi inst Those who have
not already ii should visit this great historical pic
turc which vii be taken elsewhere after that date
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TO SECURE their bnckwheat crop. which was suffering
Much Of il was sproutng In tho swah We conld have
done much better and should have DONE but give ne
credit for those that did work there many who
did their duty. LAs
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Bnsiness Nolites.

The remarkable properties of Beows's BRoS-
TEocurs been thoroughly tested since f', intro
duced Tie deraid for them be- steadily iDcr'a.sd and
purely upon their merit. they have found favor With
tLo.s who n ON Pulmonary Broneh. As,Amse COM
plants. require tA-m. For Coughs sd CoAs they se,
cious.
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Peunsyisarin.

HARRI,bURG. Pa. Saturday Oct j., lsH.
II the Fourteenth District, Miller, Rebubh-
can has one hundred and eighteen majority.
In the Sixteenth District Cof.oih, Democrat, Las sI
hundred majority.
In ths Seventeenth District, Johnson, Democrat hA'
two hundred and twenty seven majority.
IL the Nineteenth District Schoded. Republican, has
thirty eight majority.
In the Twentieth District CuiTer, Republican has
dive hundred and sixty five majority
RIDoKwAY, Pa, Saturday. Oct. -. 1864
XIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.--Elk Co.
Official gives Bgier, Democrat for Congress, GA, and
schOfeld Union. 2N. Majority for Bigier 4g7-s
Democratic gain Of 81.
PrrTsBt BeH. Friday, Oct. u, 1864.
Allegheny County official Union Congregational ms,
FORTY On the home vote 643O; Democratic gain 2I7.
Corre.posdenos Of TIE n. Y. Tribune.
wELssoRo TiooA Co.. Pr, Thursday. Oct II, 1854.
The majority for 5. +. Wilson (Un.on) for
Congress is . i45-one town 70 hear from, which win
make the majority not Less than 600 on The HONE
yOtf.
ON majority including the SOLDIER vote viii exceed
zoo which ensures Wilson's election over Wright.
The above are the facts "a as we cen Judge II
haG been nearly tao weeks before the election and
o. see,iOa dy Il cleared or and many stayed o. Lcme
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IAlxertl.r Inentl


Give CONSTITUTION WATER fair trial.-We
mean yon who under sD,caii, care from year
Ia year. ana particularly alude 10 Indies VINO are
constantly resoriug 20 i,cai treatment snd ali sorts OF
local applications for Diseases with much chance Of
success there would BE- from local applications 10 the
throat for dseases of tho brain. sold Wholesale by
NoEGAs & ALfS. No 10 CliI IT.. and all druggists.
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CHANGE oP HoUR-On and after Thursday,
October 20 the steamers City OF Boston and City Of
hew.York vii! leave Pier 30 North River. for New
London at O'Clock T. m
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PENNsALyANIA.
ds.e,l-Unien Majority OF 5000 on the
Home VoiC.

tpsci,i Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Oct &c. 1864.
The latest returns forwarded here from Phlls-
,spba and Harrisburg bring up our majority in Penn
ryiyap,a 20 over three thousand.
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To HAVE At HAND REMEDY PoR COUGHS,
Colds Sore Throat, BIonehi', Asthma Group Vhoopin.
Cough md Incp.al CONSUMPTION which while Pea'sn' to
the is,t, f. Immediate and certain In i ec'on IL great De
slseraau. DIX. wIsrAH'. CsLyIEaTgn B.lsas OF wiip
CHgKRr poste.ses tlsse qualities Ia an enen! tee Sold
by all Dfugg,ts
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Cn0n loss IN MAJORITY ''''
pti last list o. Counties have ii every instance
given the highest figures claimed by the Democrats
1tsi tasss will he materially changed Is very certain
we compare below tie estimates Of Th'Ag' (lemoefs')
and IT,. Pres Uon) IN Counties where those papers
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1--WE HI!

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR Ellis.
Notes Of the denomination Of 500 and 1000
dcsrs have been prepared and viii soon bs distributed
% the National baIks
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yER.iGNT
,m,;a, Canvass Of Vote, s' tho September
Election.

The Legislature of Vermont has just can
.,d m. tho votes given for State officers last'month
The result is as follows
(,oee,qo--- sos. 80 - -, r,oteIn''-io 90 90 90
s,,iS Vpion.-. g 6i3. Smith Mon 81 81 ~
snds+,d De,s...l e62. Redied, Dem.---.l%o@'
Smiths maj ..-..l765i Smiths maj .-..-..-i' 40
The Union vote is increased 2,s2)i tho Denoeiatlc
,ots IL increased 655. The Union majority IS 4''e4
greater than las. year.
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nARRIED.

W. RSTH-PTSCIOT-At Milford Pike Comfy. Pa m
Mcdae.day Oct H. by Rev -. :. G-TsesoD, George
W Warner OF hI d port, Com 20 Auggsilhr, ony danf
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UUGBgL's GOLDEN BITTgRs.

HUGDyL's GOLDEN BITTgRs.
PURELY VEGETABLE rosrc,
Irvisorliing and Strengthening.
Fohe, tse system aAns, he evil effects Of unvholesc,
water
VII curc Dyspepsia
VIII cure wcakncss.
VIII cr- General DEBILITY.
WI cure Heartburn
VIII cure Healache
VIII cure Liver Complaint.
WIN excite and crsse healthy appetite
VIII iIvisors,s the organs of digestion and moderately In
crease the temperature Of the body and force the circulation
setting In fact. general oorroborso. of the 'y,.em eos,,n'
IL. no poisonous drug, and I.
Tho BEsT ToSc BIrTKSs in the WORLD.
A fair trial is earnestly solicited.
GLo. c. HuBszr L Co, PrOPretcrs.
HUpsoSs.L
Central Depot American Express Bdiliing
No IS HUDSON ST.. NEwYoHx
~ For sale by Druggists. orocers, &C.
MARvTE's Patent Alum and Dry Plaster Fire
and Burglar sAyxa, for DGic., aud Dwellings.
M.Rvis Co. No 2S5 broadTsy i'e'T-Yofi
VIZ. KNABB * Co.,
HiSUyAcruEEEs o. GE.rD AVID SQUARE Pu.os,
BALTisoRs. MD.
7s'touiss OF eIcseLce from Thgbsrs Go.ssch,k. srs
cA saer and oLes lea4ns sItSs PACE Lists promptly
act ca aspiration.
BILLIARD BALAs.-Wel.ing's Ivory and Pal
Comprssred Ivory Billiard ipl. Cheeks kc 1t No. vi
Broid~sJ' sign OF me void.n Eggplant
For the Hair and Skin-BARRYs TIiCoPHER-
oc; the best cad ehsspes. Article. Sold ~ ell druggists.
TEUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SOsPESs0RY
r.spIsss. srrposTsss to-MAhsE Cos Radical Cure
Truo once only al no F"s'y'si. L'dy attendant.
II you want To- know, &c, read
MEpiciI CorsOy ssssr,
ouo-s book sr people, cod good book TO- ey'rs
frics 81 80. To he hss q. al aepoiL Contents
Dr.. L. .. Foo1s. 20 10 cros'~sy II Y.
WEEDS Sewing Machine Cos highest pc
MUM Loek.s.eh mseh ine'. No go blos5ssy,
TsUssgs--Dr RECESS VULCssIzgD TRUss,
s s'e improvement the ,ri rntber frnss add Nsfieo
Gel, jsua', Ut NO. bafciaJ-'i. " 4
BaTCnELoR's HAIR Dfg.-Ihe best IN the
word Perfect nsnrs fei-bl harmless -nd n-ipi an' s1
IN .e.e- TIE genuine ia .isned WlLLAs A. BATeHiLok
soia BY al Druggist F'eiory No. ~ ssrclAv..i.
BEAUTIFUL LlFR-LIRg PICTURES.
Csrfes Ngne tie D. per ccsra Dnpicetrs 81 Al n.ts
.lye. Es.ls.essd H. A. Lsvis No. 49, Ctsnsm't y I.
GaovER & BAKERS Highest Premium, E,aa-
tic St.tch Ssriss-Ms,sIA<., Noa 40 Dio-S~Ay, ''e-
j oh. tnd - Fulton ~. broo,yn
WHEELER g. WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUA
Locs -SrrcH Ss~iSe HscniSg., No Go Hrosi~.y
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CLOTHING
f.lt Il tie largest aos compe,e an best iis s'Set o.
NVroi rs.Lr CioIHfyG
Fox Mas BOT;
ever manufactured 4 nov offered ~
RyIAIL-
for - days by
LoSosrREsT. BAaDroED Co,
e, 40. - Broadway,
A. i-if ,h, Price. ..ked By The usual Rs,sh d,y~
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some OF the 0fEcini Kefurns-Resuito on the
Home Vote Ascerinined.

We give below sumrsry of such official
ssturus ~ have been received since our last:
yULL OFFICIAL VOTES OF rug COUNTIES.
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ADVERTISEMENT
For COUGHS AND COLDS-Use MARsHALLs
PiSn TRYR TAR DROPs. Excellent. Sold by the Drug.
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e.,eRson. 1863. ooxs. HHS. 1864
Total ...lll.oM mss j

Dem maj in &C. Oh. Dem. MAI IN '6! 2.os6. URten
kss on vote $500: pemoci sjo loss ol vote, 2'ois
Danocrnfic gain on minority. 2. az.
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5pefidl Notices.

Collere Of Physiclens and Surgeons.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
Cor of 2)d-,'. and sth-sS
tn. Opening Frerce. the Regular Winter Session q
III. above institution will tske place on
MONDAY. OCT. H.
a, :. n. Introductory address by Prof T. o. THOMAA
fhe Profession and the public ins ted to .'end
JEO. G. DALTON, NJ. D.
S,c'y Of tho Fscuity.
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From iise 1sehnwk VALLEY.
..n.teh 70 III. \. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch 10 The y. Y. Tribune
IlEaEIMRH, Saturday, Oct. *. lsoi
Herkimer il all ablaze with Lincoln enthusi-
asu. The whole County Is here By Thousands 10
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Seventeenth Ward Vuiou Asso.iatio..-rhe
rooIis Of this Association, In Lincoln Nal Houston
and va DO open Asy and nisht VIA IN. evening o.
Election DAY. ssSs Of tue Assoc Alton and the Wsrd
Cotailiso aud tbs distribution Of d0chmsntA An Unioh
siecton of Inc WAsd sfs invite IL 20 ais1a.
hubERP g. BOYD. President
n. q WALLACE, Chm EI. Com. President Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Great Victory I:

Great Victory.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE sUccE So OF TH1
UNION ARMY AND
THE FALL OF GOLD
now cfer the whole Of my stock Of
GEHrLENENS
FURNISHING GOODS.
REDUCED PRICES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

UNTIL AyrEs rms
PREsrpkSTIAL ELECTION.
KnsTIa AID, BRoSsos & Co.,
Manufacturers and Jobbeu
CLOTHING
e. AND II CRAsBkss tfssn,
HEIAIL
nom their Large
WHoIpsALs SiocE,
SUITE md SINGLE GARMENTS
Tov,L ~ QUALITY sITIz ASD fIsuH
FEsr BnoADvAr CCsTos WoNE
at fhces
FIFTY PER OST
La. THAN rHN sAnF GoODs CAN ns
MADE OBDkk
AZ AND ~ CuAnBIIzs-sTRPYT,
OProsirx ssv CorEr houss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

Parties In want Of CDion Ballots for the Army
snd CAmpsign DocunePt. for circulation o9s &C. he =
'~''' s DIAPER, Plssidest
rusaC Vivpy.,. Ch.irm,u VI. cou.niEiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

such demonstration before seen 10 this vicinity.
beating the fimous Fremont demonstration Messrs
JAcuEs. BARKER. BRUCE and FIREMAN. are speaking
Put Herkner down for immense Union gains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

Democratic majority. according 20 The lSe l.;2J
Z zion majority, according to The Press i,1'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

Dem rnsjor.tv.... - Union majority 2sos
There cannot 10 reasonable doubt that there IL 1T
least go Union majority the homo vote. The sol
eiers viii carry this up TO nearly $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

Union Fusjority in io6 l55s9. Apparent Democratic
majority in ls64. rs.
Now, If we compare these according 70 Tie NE and
IT.. Pres the result IL as follows;
TIyy AcE TIE rRiSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

AZ proAIwsv aud 4lh-sii eet
Oct. 4, At q o'clock SPEAK
a. James N s,s,el. Re- ".
lub viii sing. ladies sf, IN
1.
iyO. Y. BRADFORD. Prss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

Allegheny County. official Union Congregational ms
.orl,y On the home vote 643o Democratic gain, l2l7
The New York herald., 1864-04-30
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
CuRo. April %, 1854.

CAIRO, April 30 1904.
The Memphis papers OF the 2o:h contain no'hing o.
special interest Cotton had advanced one cent ou'
there was little doing bodcrs waiting for better prices
Receipts aud stock are light.
reception WIS given 70 the Tbi ars. Illinois yc'e
rars NJ Carbonate yesterday, followed by dinner AID
bali preparatory TO their return TO The field.
During the afternoon sjme soldiers OF the regiment I,
who had an old grudge against Colonel osoorne ontecu
store where the Colonel sitting and struck him on
aha he,d with weight breaking his skull and inlcting
mortal wound The murderer had no, been arrested
o. last accounts.
nessrs Wade aud Gooch leave for the East TO morrow
Y 49, =
morning.
The steamer Forsyth brought up four biadcd oaes oi
cotton for st. Louis
The sab Committee the Conduct Of the War are moro
investigating tho rort Pillow massacre. u y thought
,bev v exoporate General Hurlout, az s generally
conceded that the orcc his command was insdeouste
10 dea, v,sorousv With Forrest