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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Nov. q. 1858.
Return Of General Grant.

Return Of General Grant,
General Grant and family. accompanied by his
brother-in law, General Frederick 7. Dent; Colonel
Badeau and General A. 7. A. Torbert. arrived here
at i've O'Clock this afternoon from Philadelphia In a
special car attached 70 the regular train. When the
General and his party entered the carriages at the
hotel In Philadelphia to start for the depot very
large crowd assembled ana hailed his appearance
with a round OF hearty cheers, which the General
responded to by lifting his hat. Along the route to
Washington crowds had gathered at the differ
ent stopping places, and the greatest eager
ness was shown to get q peep at the Pres
dent elect. The General did not speak, however,
at any place, and only acknowledged the compii-
ments paid him by bowling to the people. When the
train reached the depot here the General and his
family entered his carriage, which was in walt
Ing, and drove at once to his residence General
Grant, 1t Is said, has expressed himself as highly
pleased with his whole trip to West Point and back
nothing OF an untoward character having occurred
to mar the enjoyment OF the VISIT 1t is understood
that he will be in the city but few days to attend
to official matters relating to the army after which
he intends to make another trip, most probably to
Fortress Monroe.
Abstract Of Quarterly Reports Of the National
Banks.
The following is abstract OF quarterly reports OF
the national banking associations OF the United
States, showing their condition on the morning OF
the first Monday IN October, 1868, before the COM
mencement OF business issued from the Office OF the
Comptroller Of the Currency
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Barbarous Punishments-Thc whipping Post
and the PiIIory.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. II, 1858.
To-day In the jail yard seven persons, convicted
OF various petty offences, tied to the post and
whipped. One OF these was man seventy years OF
age who received twenty ashes upon his bare back.
He cried bitterly during the whole ordeal. Two
boys about twelve years OF age, were logged with
twenty lashes each for petty OFFENCES. one man
was placed In the pory until he was totally help
less from the cold, and was then whipped with
twenty lashes Each OF the criminals after receiving
the barbarous punishment, was returned 70 prison
also have to wear convicts' dress In public for
another half year.
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VIRGINIA..

Annual Meeting Of the LADIES' Mount Yer.
non Association.
NORFOLK, Nov. 81, 1888.
The Ladies' Mount Vernon Association have been
holding their annual meeting at Mount Vernon since
the 18th inst. and adjourned last evening. Miss Ann
Parmea Cunningham, Of South Carolina, was re-
elected regent and her report shows that the treas
ury has within the past year been repenished TO
greater extent than ever BEFORE which fact Is attri
butable TO the establishment OF daily communication
with washington by the steamer Arrow. With the
funds now on hand the grounds will be beautiaed
and the property preserved.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

The owners and lessees Of tenement houses are
being vigorously prosecuted BY the Board OF Health
for their violation Of the law which applies to such
houses. reform in this particular was sadly
needed.
Something should be done to compel building con.
tractors to have little regard for the lives and
aimbs OF promenaders on the principal streets as
well as those Of their employees. lady was seri-
ously injured on Broadway on Friday last by being
struck bya piece OF iron used for raising marble
slabs from the pavement 1t is q risky undertaking
to cross near building in process Of erection, or
where q new pavement is being laid. But con.
tractors and companies can do what they please
with impunity
1t would be well for the Fulton Ferry Company to
take . lesson from the Hoboken Ferry Company in
the matter OF ferry management At the Barclay
street ferry no one Is permitted to go boat until
all the passengers she has brought the river
have been landed. Hence there Is no chance OF o
collision between the two crowds, as Ia the case at
the Brooklyn ferry.
The Superintendent OF Public Buildings has made
raid on some OF the theatrical managers for permit
ting the aises and passageways OF their houses to
be blocked up with camp stools. 1t is time that
measures were taken TO suppress this highly danger
GUS practice.
What difricult task dressmakers have before them
or proposition in Euclid which may not be seen de-
monstrated on ady's back on Broadway on any
afternoon.
Have the railroad companies absolute power over
the pavements laid down in any part OF Manhattan
Islandf The people OF Harlem were astonished the
other morning to find that the Third Avenue Rail-
road employees had taken up the Belgian pavement
near the new bridge and laid rails down. The next
thing VIII be, perhaps, to invade our houses, grid.
iron gardens and erect depots In back yards
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2 A Moe QUESTION. should not the
Grand Jury and the United States courts make
an investigation into the Erie Railroad frauds
that have been recently developed by the
EXAMINATIONS and recrminations of the rival
rings engaged in those rascalities? Something
must be done to restore the purity and in
tegrity Of the commercial character of New
York city; and we see little hope of any
effective measures of reform except through
the medium of the United States courts
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Return OF SaInave With His Two Men. of
War to Port au Prince-The Rebels Con-
centrating Around Gonaives.
PORT AU PRINCE, Nov. ~
VIA HAVANA, Nov. 81, 1868. !
President Sanave returned to this port yesterday
from Cape Haytien with his two men-of-war, the
Alexandra Potion and Salnave. He put in on the
way at Gonaves. Both places are provisionless and
the people thereabouts are suffering much.
General Massage Saget is concentrating numerous
forces around Gonaives and expects soon to attack
the Salnavists there.
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THE colE-HIscocK MURDER TRIAL.
Continuation OF tho Defence-Thc Insanity
Plea.

Confirmation OF the Defence-The Insanity
Plea.
ALBANY, Nov. q, 1s6s
In the Cole-H iscock case the testimony OF Joshua
X. Rogers, Frank NJ Spaulding and James G. Hutch
inson, as taken on the former trial, was read as
evidence. , -
John townsend, an uncle OF the prisoner, was
sworn and testified that the grandmother OF the
prisoner was deranged from ten TO fifteen years,
which arrangement was aggravated by reason OF
loss OF property through bank failure. He also tes-
titled that sister OF the prisoner was subject TO nts
OF melancholy. This witness was not Called on the
previous trial. ...
The defence offered to prove acts OF intimacy
between Hiscock and Mrs. Cole at bazaar IN syria
cuse. some three months before the homicide, when
the prisoner was present.
The Court rejected the testimony, but stated that
II would leave other Kindred questions Tor decision
The Judge stated that II It was shown that Cole
acted under the influence OF an ungovernabe frenzy
In the killing OF Hiscock, then be should not be he'd
responsible; otherwise he should be deemed guilty.
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NEW YORK.

appointment of Brigadcr General. United
States Army.
BUFFALO, Nov. q, 1868.
Colonel J. Whitehead Byron, late Of the Eighty
eighth regiment, New York State Volunteers, who
distinguished himself during the late civil war as
commander OF the Irish Brigade after its consoli-
dalton, and at present prominent member OF the
Fenian Brotherhood, has Just been appointed Briga-
der General in the United States army by President
Johnson
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Death of nm Editor-lIecfing OF the Portland
Board Of Trade.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. q, 1858.
Newell A. Foster proprietor Of the Portland Press,
died suddenly in Boston yesterday. He was men,
Der elect OF the Maine Legislature and ON influential
and respected citizen.
The directors OF the Board OF Trade OF Portland,
Me-. were In session here to-day looking to public
meeting early next week on the subject OF cheap
transportation, the Niagara ship canal, &c.
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John =. Peutileton.

BY despatch dated washington last night 1t is
ascertained that Mr.. John $. Pendeton died at his
home near Cupepper Court House, Va, on Thursday
last. Mr.. Pendleton was q native OF Virginia, and
took an active interest In the politics OF his native
state. In 1s41 he was appointed Charge d'Afairs 10
the republic Of Chile. He served In Congress from
1s45 10 1s4T, and was elected for q second term,
which expired In the year 1s49. He was highly es.
teemed for many sterling qualities which be was said
To poesess.
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TAX RECEIVERS OFFICE.

The attaches OF the Tax Office have almost inces-
sanity. during the past five or six years, been ap
pealing to the controlling powers OF the metropolis
to provide for them apartments other than those In
which they were compelled to work. The powers
referred to turned deaf to the entreaties OF the
plebians who earned their salaries and who were
obliged to hold converse with the common tAxpay-
ers. When at length the place had grown to be an
fntolerable nuisance, because the growth OF the city
and the largely increased taxation necesstated much
additional help and this crowded the dngy base
ment OF the brown stone building almost to suoca-
by direct home thrusts actually shamed the
metropolitan managers into furnishing more COM
modious quarters for the cash department OF the
Receivers once. The large room son the floor
above the old once, formerly occupied by the
supreme Court, has been fitted up with nice soft
pine desks and rails. But these are to be only tenn
porary and will be used only until the handsome
made and have been formed into the necessary
shapes TO make up exquisite counting room 'front.'
The change, however, has worked quite an improve.
ent In the attaches and each one seems now TO feel
That he may reckon on at least TWO years longer IN
life. They have all been as smiling and happy look
ing during the past week as II they mao received
some unlocked for gniand Mr.. Smytne ana MS
deputy vredenburgh, lingering the Dis Win pc
culiar case and grace have succeeded 10 placing on
me receipt list the following totas:-
MONDAY ........ $10g351 Thursday ....... 9!ss
tuesday ;....... 279532 Friday .......... 3O5, ~
"euhesday....... 2679ss Saturday......... 3oS,I3I
Total during the week .545,s 42
freViousiy collected 10, 264
orana tota'.. .....,.....,........S12, l2o, 10o
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Weekly Currency Statement.

Weekly Currency Statement.
Amount OF fractional currency received from the
printing division Of the Treasury Department during
the week ending to-day, $5o1, 9s2 Shipments to the
Assistant Treasurer at Boston, 800. 900 to the
Assistant Treasurer at New Orleans $780, to the
United States depository at Cincinnati, $780, 900 to
the national banks, $365,368.
The Treasurer holds in trust for the national banks
as security for circulation, $341, 500, 6O4 and as
security for public deposits s3s073, $50; national
bank currency issued during the week, $3.50, 03o
total to date, $3.50 206 mutilated bills returned
$993l, $40 insolvent bank notes redeemed $780, 2S7
actual circulation at this date 5000 9o1 $3.50 frac-
tional currency redeemed and destroyed during the
week, $500, 800.
Army Gazette.
The following assignments OF officers OF engineer
corps are announced
Brevet Major Amos Stlckney Is relieved from duty
st. Paul. Minnesota; Captain Alexander Mackenzie
is relieved from duty at Milwaukee and ordered to
WiettB Point; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Francis
A. Farquhar Is relieved from duty at Detroit and
Colonel Wheeler OF the charge OF the river
and harbor Improvement works; Brevet Colonel
+. f. Prime Is ordered to New Orleans to re-
lieve Brevet Brigadior General M. d. McAllister OF
the public works with which he Is charged McAllis
ter Is ordered to Osweg0 to relieve Colonel Blunt or
the charge OF all the fertilization works. &C., under
coed to Key West, relieving Brevet Brigadier Gen.
eral Simpson OF the charge Of Forts Jefferson and
Taylor.
Personal.
Mr.. Henry Besana, ex-member Of the Italian Par
lament called and paid his respects 70 the Presi-
dent to-day. He Ia making tour OF this country
for his pleasure and instruction.
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Increased Eruption Of Mount vesuvius-A
Town Threatened with Destruction.
NAPLES, Nov. 81, 1868.
The eruption OF Mount vesuvus Is increasing In
violence. Many houses and farms In the vicinity
have been utterly destroyed. The market town OF
san Giorgio d in imminent danger
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FRANCE.


The ROssinl Obsequlcs.
PARIS Nov. q, 1858.
The funeral obsequies or the great composer
Rossini took place to-day. There was an immense
crowd present, and all the musical, literary and
artistic celebrities In Paris present on the occa
sion. The requiem mass was celebrated at La Made
lene church. The principal solos we're sung by
Patti. Alboni and Faure.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Fenian Prisoners to be Admitted to Ball
Whnlcn Removed to Toronto.
OTTAWA, Nov. 81 1858.
The Fenian prisoners in jail here under the Habeas
Corpus Suspension act are to be liberated on bail at
once. Buckley, Doyle and Kinsella, indicted as &C.
cessories to the murder Of Hon. Darcy MCGEE, win
not be liberated. The notorious Whaen was
corpus, to be present In the Toronto court at the
argument on application for new trial in his case
He was heavily roned and handcured, and on the
and reckless remarks He will return to jail here
whatever the decision Of the court may be.
The Express Robbers, Extraditi0n Case.
TORONTO, Nov. q, 1868.
The arguments in the Morton and Thompson extra
dition case for robbing the Merchants Union Ex-
press Company were heard to-day before Judge Hag
gerty and Justices Wilson and Gwynne Of the Court
of Common Pleas. The decision was reserved. The
prisoners were ordered back to sandwich jail.
The Financial Panic in New Brunswick.
ST. JOHNS, Nov. 81, 1868.
The financial panic continues undated. The notes
OF the Yarmouth Bank of Nova Scotia and OF the
Prince Edward Island Bank have both been refused
St. Stephen Bank notes are selling at thirty-nve per
cent discount, and Commercial at thirty per cent
discount The chances OF either bank resuming pay
ment are considered remote.
The Repeal Movement in Nova Scotia
Desertion of n Naval Ofcer-Departure nj
the Manchester Embezzlers.
HALIFAX, Nov. 81, 1868.
Judge Marshall publishes another letter in reply to
Mr. Home, containing little OF interest 1t is stated
that prominent repeaers have endeavored 10 dsuade
Mr.. Home from publishing his change Of policy but
In vain.
Lieutenant Forth OF her Britannia Majes.y's ship
Constance has deserted taking with him consider
able sum OF the mess money.
The Manchester embezzlers left yesterday for Eng
land In charge OF detective officers.
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SCOTLAND.

Election TO the Edinburg University.
EDINBURG, Nov. 81, 1858.
Lord Justice Inglis was to-day chosen Chancellor
OF the University OF Ednburg over Hon. William Il.
Gladafnnn.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 2l.-The steamship City OF
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov 21.-The steamship Cimbria,
from New York. arrived at this port at three O'Clock
this morning The steamship Teutonia, from Ia
yanm arrived here to-day.
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Ar AdOIph News, 30 Sixth Avenue, Corner
Fourteenth streeThe OF elegant Winter Cloaks,
combating OF Lyons Velvet Asrachan and Beavers, latess
fashions, at prices from % upwards
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Actors. Public Speakers, Singers, &C., When
with colds other throat difficulties
should smoke the ASTIMATIC FUMIGAT0R CIGARETTE.
It the SAFEST and quickest restorative to be had
Sold at Il Park row.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with nsaness eucknes aud despatch ,wen,yhve per cent
other printing establishment IN the city
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT 81 Nassau street.
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BaIIou,s r. Y. S.-Bal1Ou's r. Y. =.
Six good Shirts for $2 six Shirts for ea Send for circular
sir GOOD shirts S12 Shrta for x2 Send for circular
LEONARD s. BALLOU, Inventor and Patentes,
SOL Broadway.
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EGYPT.

This Years Cotton Crop.
LrvRRro0I, Nov. II. 1868.
The crop Of Egyptian cotton this year will aggre-
gate 1000, 900 cantars (ssk pounds eachL
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BACHELORS Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world only perfect dye harmless reliable nstansans-
Gus. Factory u Bond street.
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Royal Havana LOTTERY. Prizes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Doubooss
and all kinds of Gold aud Silver.
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Neptune Club-Auuuai hall mt Ferrcro,s
Apollo Hail. Thursday evening" Dec " ,sSs Tickets u.
door the evening OF the ball. G. G. AAkTINDALEs
President. HENRY SIMoNs Secretary.
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American Pictures and Crystal Media Ilions.-
All richly framed In fine gold gilt at auction tomorrow
evening 3, at 646 Broadway. See auction notice.
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A.-F0r n Stylish and Elegant Hat 60 TO
ESPENsCHEID, manufacturer, IFS Nassau street.
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Burke,s Winter Styles Gents Hats. In va.
rety Of texture popular prices us Fulton street.
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Al AdoIph News, 40 Sixth Avenuey Corner
Fourteenth sreeHs celebrated 81 Kid Gloves and real
Jouvin Kid Gloves III So
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Nentncss, Economy and Despatch Combined
the OF orders. Metropolitan job Printing EsAb
ishuent. 81 Nassau street.
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The Famous Corner-01 Nassau street,
Fulton. The Metropolitan job Printing Establishment
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wigs, Toupces aud Ornamental Hs'r.r1 ,,,se.
quality Hair Dye aud Hair Dyeng, All ooo'S
LORS,le Bond street
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wilcox silver Plate Company,
West Merl len Conn., showroom No. Is Chambers nsess
New York. would call attention the trade 10 their kssre
Plated Goods hne white metal All goods bearing 'ss
trade mark are guaranteed by them qusdrupic p'a' ~
prices satsfactory.
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. For First Class Printing OF Every Descrip.
ton 30 10 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment
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A.-A.-A.-The Great Hair RestOrer, Bar
RVS TRICoPHERoUs tested BY es years OF constant
only article will positively growth u
hair bald thin haired try and be convinced.
Principal office, 374 Pearl street, New York
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Hotel.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Nov. 90, 1868
Nm IL HRIA IIOI N

SIMEON LELAND Co, DR..
II, to 0k green seal champagne at S48 $50S
Nov. III, 4S doz assorted champagne, Carte More, ~
dry Sllery, Moet Vezenay, &c, &c. ........ sos
Nov n N ~ dor Lac DOR nj x4S .............. 3l5
Nov IL doz Ueidseick nj R12 80
Nov II ~ IL dor old Rourbon whiskey at 8M 3A
Nov III 10 FURNISHING supper Observation-Disclosures. l750
Nov II To musn furnshed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Total .........................Ss,ls $3.50
Received payment, x 30
The above copy Of bill rendered, including servants,
broken glass; &C. and consider quite reasonable hav
ing made preparations for 5000 persons and upwards Of
10000 having called during the evening taxed the resources
the Metropolitan On the arrival OF the guests they being
numerous, 1t impossible to discriminate assure
coud under the circumstances and sincerely trust none
1T. HELMBOLD, i
Druggist, 694 Broadway, New York. ,
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A Most Suitable Thanksgiving Present for =
smoker undoubtedly genuine Meerschaum which POL
LAX SON sell at lowest manufacturers prices at their
stores 5 Broadway Broome street. and "a John strcs
middle Of block; also repairing and boiling DONE kemem-
Der, cigar corner store.
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Canada Malt scotch Whiskey, ~ Cents.
Good Bourbon 80 cents per bottle. BORDEAUX Wine Com
pspy. 80 Fulton street, corner William
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Hoyt,s Hiawsthn Hair Restofaqvc Re-
stores GRAY Hair and whiskers TO s oftk9ns eolef No
sulphur lead In It's composition Sold ~ ~ dfuxga.
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Combinedcirculatit

The figures may differ in detail the actual circulatios
each these papers, but there can be no error In the az
which gives number OF people who read ana
are politically Influenced by these seven onfna Opposed
these BITS readers and voters are 1oos democrats
WORLD. 80, ,,.,- 49,.
The constant contention about the circulation OF city jour
nas can submitted surer arbifament Advertisen
who wish make their business known 70 the arges num-
hlanf To mi
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DO You Want q TlmckeeperS Il So, Ask
your matchmaker for BOREL COURVOlSiER NICKEL
WATCH Prize Medal awarded at London, Parts and Swss
Erposiions for best performance. QUISCHE kRUG-
LER Nos and 10 John street, up stairs, only Wholesale
agents for the manufacturers
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Co.'S, 4s7 Broadway.
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Furniture Of the Latest style Will be sold

Established In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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at wholesale prices at r. KRUTINA's Msnufsctosy and
Waeooms 90 and 80 East Houston street, psiWeen boWefb
and Second avenue AL goods warranted
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City Journals and Their CircuIatiOn.-The
influence OF live, vigorous wide awake city journal COM
mensurate with Ia circulation The number OF people who
vote with the views expressed by particular
paner indicates who read guided
81 paper. Is conceded that the democratic
az 600 hi this city ID due chiefly TO the efforts Of THK
WORLD. In this resatenent Of the recent vote In
this city ID interesting:- -
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seymour.
But Hofman's city majority about 1000, show
that there are about republicans In the city who
and read the WORLD well some one OF tho seven
publican daiIes who believe the WORLD In prefere
TO the paper OF their political faith With total
l584l7 voters In city the circulation of the papers,
evidenced by the influence these papers exert their
ers, ID exhibited In tho following tabes:
Vote for Seymour and Hoffman. liz
Vote for Grant Al