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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16
NEW 30 oKs.-From Messrs. Blanchard a
Mohun we have:

NEW Bo oKs.-From Messrs. Blanchard Il
Mohun we have:
1nfelieia. By Adah Isaaes Menken, 1867
This is the much talked of volume of poems by
Miss Menken, inscribed ITO Charles Dick.
ems" and the celebrity OF the writer will en-
sure Tor II i large circle OF readers. Her mod
els for thought and style seem to have been
Walt Whitman, Ossian, and the inspired
writers Of the Old Testament, though In some
cases she attempts very successfully smoother
structures OF verse Some of the poems are
forclble, others are graceful and ten DER but ali
are peryaded by spirit of sadness.
Prom Alfred Hunter, we have the following:
Beppo, the Conscript. A novel By T. A.
Irollope. Philadelphia; 7. b. Peterson Il
Brothers- The scene OF the story is land in
lialy, and the narrative i, full OF incident and
interest
Leah, or the Forsaken. A romance ola Jew.
lsh maiden Philadelphia. t. Il. Peterson &
Brothers. This exciting story is translated
from the German. and is the same from which
the play OF ..Lssh, or the Forsaken" VIZ
dramatized; which pie e Ms Luc lie We tern
mas made familiar to Washington play goers
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FOR SALE AND RENT,
EOR REHT-An elisibiy located STORE. with
- JOS. y. KELLY,

E0R REETIAn slisisiy located sToRE. with
seIs-a 500 Kishth street VS..
EeR RENr-Fo4 C0nMUNIcArING ROOMS
Il on - foor;ws0l u che house; reat 9ss ssr
mensh, pay anIs ineevencs, st No. 232 B strest,
hrst deor aoovs 1Tag sel6-stfY
A FURNIsHRD 1D6M. LARGE AND AIRY,
"A suitable for ty9 esotlemen or gentleman snf,
wife. Also: TABLE, B bARDRks taken. at 3t1
Eth street, between and N. selsSt'
HOUSE FOB RENT WITH ALL THE MOD
IL ern i'm provements. fe roomsp and p arniturs'
for sale. Apply 81 COOPER d LATIMER'S. cor.
18th ct. and Penua. avenue. seIsst
LOB REET-One three-story BRICK HOUSE,
4 containing rooms, with gss and water; GA
11h street, S93, between sud q. Island Few
InQpiIe Se3 7th St, near north = 4 Sc I5-6i
FOR BEEf-In privstA family q large ROOM
rate sshsT os 50. q With sep.
avenue, between north and streets, two
squares north oftle Capitol. - &c list
&On-FOK RkNT-FRAME HOUSE 8 rooms
CIV neatly papered ana in good repair. No
l2s Sth street, between and q streets north. -
MIfOHELL q HOLTZMAN
Sc 10 q Room No. I, Intellieepcer Building.
A LARGE FRONT CHAMBER, SECOND
"A foer. newly furnished. spring bed, &c three
wIndowa, eas and bath. Also. two II ne conn Getting
koOhS, third Bosr. Terms reasonable. Refer.
elces required At 4it 18th 1t near H. sels-lms
E'OR REET-A FRAME HOUSE, containing
-FOUR re oms aud summer kitchen. suitable for a
grocery or restaurant. Apply on the premises
corner OF 1lth and Ksst Capitol streets, se,r Lin
com square sel6-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

TIE COAL TRADE.-The anthracite coal trade
continues very large. The amount sent for
ward from the Schuylkill region for the week
ending on Thursday last was 122 ,661 TONS of
which 9i,72i was by r.il, and 1887 tons by
canal OF the increase over corresponding
week last year, 29,339 tons, 2.,OO9 was to the
railroad, and $3.50 to the canal The entire
production OF all the coal regions in the State
for the week was 373.999 tons, against 2si439
tons in corresponding week last year; and for
the year e,7l4,164 tons, against s,i14,ii6 tons
last year-showing an increase of 229,7ls tons
There is such a demand for coal as to create
the impression that precent prices will be firm.
ly maintained TO the end OF the year. The
prices OF coal by the cargo al Port Richm ond
for shipment East of New Brunswick and
South OF Cape Henry, all soft anthracite, are as
follows: Red ash, prepared. S5.i5aSS.50; chest.
nut, 3 7OaS3.-0; white ash and lump and steam
boat, S4.l5asS4.3O; broken and egg, g. 60asi : 5
stove, sa.70aS5. The current rates of freights,
coastwise, are: To Boston, So i0aS2 rs; to AL.
b4ny, si-50; TO New York, SI.25aS .35; to Proyi.
dence, S2as215; 10 Charleston, sl.75; and so to
other ports of like distance.-Pha. Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

The Travelling Committee, sent out by the
Bricklayers' Union OF New York, tor the pur-
pose OF raising funds with which to carry on
the present strike for the eight-hoar system OF
labor, have already forwarded sl.500, and
write that they have several hundred more in
hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

NAIIONAL TBEATER.-The {" Black Crook
seeps to be gaming in popularity, Judging from
the full and fashionable houses of this week
The performance has been greatly improved
since the first representations, and several mi
nor detects remedIed. No play goer should
faIl to see this great spectacular pisce before
is withdrawal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

The following are the names OF the Congress-
men elected IN Maine on Monday First Dis.
riet-John Lynch, (Rep-,) II elected. Second
Districts. r. Morrill,, (Rep.,) in place Of Sid
ney Perham. Third DistrIct-Jas. e. Blaine.
(Rep-) re-elected. Fourth District --obu A.
Peters, (Rep.-) reelected. Firth Distr.ct-Eu-
gene Hale, (Rep.,) in place OF Frederick A
Pike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE-Minister john
SON had his first interview with Queen VIC .
toria, at Windsor Castle, on the day after her
return from the Continent, and presented his
CREDENTIALS as United States Minister to Eng.
land. The London Pail Mall Gazette of ye-ter.
day mas an editorial on the prospects of peace
or war in Europe. II expresee" the belief that
greet war will break out before the end of the
year. Queen Victoria and her Court have gone
TO Scotland. Cork, Ireland, has offered EGO
reward for the arrest of incendiaries in that
city. The French Emperor on his way to
Biarrltz visited the camp at Lavemazon. A
Paris dispatch says the defeat of NJ. Dufaure
Is interpreted as peace omen. The great
earthquake In South America caused much
sensation in London. The King of Prussia,
who is on yijit TO the University of Kell, in
reply TO an address of the faculty, alluded TO
the apprehensions Of war, saying that while
be did not see any cause for the disturbance of
the peace Of Europe, yet that the army and
navy OF Prussia did not shun the combat, and
that If compelled 10 engage in it they would
fight il out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

TIE OeToBER ELEcTIoss.-S,x States hold
their elections in October, as folIows:-Nebras-
ks.Oet. 8. Ohio, Oct IL Indiana, Oct -; Penn
sylVania Oct. Is Iowa, Oct. ~; West Virgins,
Oct 22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

RRoPKNING THE SLAVE TRADE-The New
YORK Herald states that an iron steamer called
the Dumb rton, which has been fitting ont AT
various piers IN that city and Brooklyn, sailed
under very mysterious circumstances abont
SIX weeks ayo. Information in the hands OF
United States Marshal Murray has led him to
believe that her object is to take a cargo of
slaves rom the coast of Africa to Cub. or
Brazil. There was no evidence tangible
enoueh TO authorize q seizure while she was in
port, but later Information has confirmed the
snai IN inns belief since she s.ilsd. IL is
thought that she VIII stop at one of the small
Nova Scotia ports to take in additional sup.
pines. Another vessel is fitting out al presen,
INTENDED, IL rs supposed, for the same purpose
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BASE BALL-7ae Championship Of Marytan5.--
The Baltimore Sun of this morning says: A
very lsrge crowd was present yesterday after
noon at the grounds on Madison avenue, to
the championship of the State, between the
Maryland and Enterprise Clubs. Great inter-
est was manifested, and quite an amount of bet
ing INDUCED IN. The various instances OF
the game Were loudly applauded. The Mary
land Club took the lead from the start and Kept
IT throughout the game, Notwithstanding the
efforts of the Enterprise. At the close of the
eight innings the game was called by the UNI.
pire on account of the darkness. The score
stood, Maryland i3 runs, Enterprise Is. TIE
Maryland, therefore, remains the champion,
and retain the silver ball, emblematic thereof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

MEETING IN CALVERT COUNTY. Mp-Briea.
der General Charles H. Howard. assistant
Commissioner OF the freedmen's bureau, Major
visit to this county on Wednesday OF last
week, and were present at meeting of ahnnt
one thousand pe@roess who assembled on mai
Afser prayer by Rev. Mr.. -KimhalL I5enerai
Howard end Rev. Mr. KimbalR asidresssi
the negroes, ana. aa We have been inforrr~d
earnings, get good nor1rs, and gave them ssoa
advice Gn1srally. TIE meeting is said to /, w
been very orderly and Quite.-Cairevt Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPsKIRrs
ALTERED AND REPAIRED ct Obs. BAUMr
HOOPeKIRf, CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOl
AANUTACTORY, - Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and It'll streets. NH Ut
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81 John NJ. Brosius, Of Virginia, has invent.
ed a new coupling of railroad cars, destined
probably, TO supersede all others. 1t dispenses
entirely with the necessity OF hand between
the cars TO fasten IL. The mere pressure Of the
cars together is sufficient to fasten II sec urely
But the greatest advantage OF the new coupler
ID that IL unfastens itself IL the engine or auy
car should be turned or thrown OF the track.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

1.-THE PETROLEUM TRADK.-During the past
week several vessels sailed from Philadelphia
for Europe, with large cargoes of petroleum, the
aggregate quantity being 1,999,241 gallons for
the week. and 27,094,907 exported during the
ure<ant wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

DEATH OF CHILD FROM SPOTTED FEVER
child Of Mrs. Dygan, of Springfield. Ohio,
aged three years, was attacked with cerebro-
spinal meningitis, or spotted fever, on Thurs
day, and died in less tnan five minutes. Five
minutes before her death she was standing be-
fore the door. apparently well. The attack
came like stroke of lightning, and her bod
was soon covered with the Characteristic spots
attending the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

The WORKING PDoPLR-The Cooperative
Building Associations Of New York city pub.
lush favorable reports Of their operations
The First Vnicn has already advanced sss,ooo
TO borro Wing members, besides having a
large amount in bank Thirteen members are
now living IN their own homes, ranging IN
va1ue from s3,O00 70 $4,000. The premiums on
appropffatioas already amount to sN.ls7,
the internt on cash in bank to S679, aud
large som from fines. The Second Union
Oo-operaHve Building Association has Id.
va1ced $1,000 TO borrowing members, and
has received premiums and profits on the
above sum, 4a2ounting to about $4,000. The
Third Union has advanced about $4,000 70 Its
members. The Cooperative Bureau Lot So
ciety, established for the purpose of buying
land in large quantities, now numbers seven
hundred members, and has distributed one
hundred and fifteen suitable lots, valued at
$3.50 each. The Marble Bed Rubbers' Assooia-
ton, OF New YORK, yesterday demanded an in
crease Of their present rates of wages. Accord
ing to q resolution passed at their last meeting,
no member Of the associa tion is ID work for less
than 80 25 day, and those having S3.25 for no
less than $3.50. The Upholsterers of New
York, principally Germans, held a meeting re.
Gently, TO adopt measures calculated to secure
increased paw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

~ The negro who is supposed to have com.
mitted the rape on Mrs. Wildman OF Brookfield,
Conn.,, on the 4th inst, which resulted in her
death, was arrested in New Haven on Satur-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

1The Boys IL Blue in the West dress in
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DRAE0p ANBRIoAN OHDOMOs SDr aaIe =
y Al rssDaetabls Art storse. QstAle9nss nSilsd
SsskN L FRANC D 90,
d" ,essa re $50 = Boston
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WOOD AND COAL

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON GLENNS
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
~ tneir Depot and Chief Once, @ street wharf, W
q. sToRRs CO.. corner 18th and II, Wash
I. LUCHs CO., corner 9TH and r. wsshiastop
}. J. BOGUE, corner Bridge and High, George
town. jyl6-6mt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

(rkAND, SQUABE ANB CPRIGHT PIANOS,
~ Tor sale or rent, easy terms Rent-
applied TO purchase il bought within a
specified time. WVHvv
JOHN r. ELLIS.
sells ct 300 Penn. avenue, near 10Th street.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WASHINGTON, ID. o.. September IL 1853
On the petition of GEORGE w HUBBARD and
WILLIAM K. CONANT, Of New York N Y
praying Tor the extension of . patent granted to
them on the 9th day Of January 1855 ard reissued
on the 18th day OF September, 1856, for i'm PROVE
ment in Operating Slice Valves in Direct Action
Iii. ordered that the said petition be heard
az this office on the 2st day Of December next
Any person may oppose this extension. Objec.
ing. ELISHA F0OTE
sel6 law3w Commissioner Of Patents.
0RPHANs' COURT, September 18th, 1858 DIS.
~ TRIcT OF CoLUMRIA, Warrington County, to
=. DONIPHAN, administrators OF Eburn Bird
decor sed, the administrators AZORES AID has with
the APPRECIATION Of the Orphans C,urt of Wash
1ngfon County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY
October H. A. d. 1858, for the final settlement and
dstribution OF the estate of said ased
and OF the assess In hand far as the same IA Va
been collected and turned into money: when and
where al the creditors and heirs OF said decea ed
are notified TO attend, vito their claims properly
youched: or they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from oil benefit in said deceased estate: provided
acopy OF this order be published snce a week for
tnree WEEKS In the Evening Star" previous to
&c l6-law3ws Racistar - Wfii,.
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GUINANB,

WILLIAM G6INAND,
w DEALER1N
COAL. WOOD, LIME, CEMENT, &c.
Central Once, No 81 Louisiana aven ne, between
9th and 7th streets west. Branch Yard, corner LEI
street east and street south. Wharf and Stesn
Saw Mill, foot OF Sd street east. Large Wharf accom-
medations for loading and unloading vessels and
prices. " Ii.IV
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STEAM FORGE AT L3GTsT TIP P g Nm
JOHNS & BRO. Preprietors =
Orders collected for Machine Forging, Shaftiue,
smiths Eoulds. Pillow Plates: Anchors; Car Axles,
sizes, At . fraction above the cost Of Rolled Iron
sep colin $3.50 b sl4I n 81 n. -
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CURONIOAi THE TRULY GREAT REM
" EDY OF THE AGEt-lt needs further
recommendatio than TRIAL OF its virtue Its
action IL both general and specific pietely
ovstinR the System: hence its immense value in
cpIrg Scrofula; all skin Diseases; Dyspepsia; De
pressi,ni Jsundice; Ague; Diseased Bones, &c.
and nearly every errabl, form OF d: ease For 90.
vious reasons. no Wholesale agencies are estsb-
ashed. All orders must be enclosed to the Propri.
etor. Dr, II ROGERS, No - Chew street. Balti
taiaIp be furnished Most liberal terms allowed
20 pruegifts and Dealers.
RErAIL PRlcE 81 per bottle, with full directions.
Sent free TO any address receipt Of price.
free. se l. an
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Jusr st kfSoI! ssIHakrr SPACE.
AN ELEGANT STOCK or ENGLIeH RRUs.
ssSLS, THkEK PLY, and IN0RAlE CARPET
the Late Paris Expositien. All settling at the low
est rates. Good Enqlish Brussels - low ss o. as
per yard JANIS g. OOpSOE
sepll ectf 5fa Ell Nc. Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

JUU KITS NEW MESS MACKEREL,
BOSTON INSPECTION.
Also,
NEW No. 1 MACEEREL
BEST QUALITY OF EACH.
NV. BURCHELL,
Corner of 18th and streets,
seN-n under Ebbitt House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

~ FALL STYLES. VI
Nov ready. the most desirable styles OF GEN
ILtMEk q DRESS end BUSINESS HATS, for
Beautiful assortment of BOYS HATS, various
eoiors ana shapes, Just 9pene6 u..
+ 234 Pennsylvania avenue.
se9lw t'tl ID door from corner 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-16

E'OR RENT-A finely FURNISHID HOUSE
neariy new, containing about IL Rooms ait
uated near Patent aud Post Offices, to q coed tea
sItwiH be rented reasonable. Apply at Ne rs
Eoqisana Avenue, near corner of sixth street O
n. ID. AILLER.7Attorney at Law. an "a
FOB RENT-One BRICK HOUSE, No SOC New
Jersey avenue, between + and G streets. con-
tIannnmIpg rooms; ess per month. Inquire of W O.
SOAN6ON 9Th and streets north. an Il If
t>OR SALE Oh RENT-A beautifuI COUNTRY
= cHAT on the Bladensburg turnpike, one mile
ron the city, lW acres Of land In high state Of
S Sn!a;ston sood dwslling also stable and other
cGAs. KGo9XNN & Co,
FOR 8AED-A Tde,ishtfui COUNTRY RIsi
y DfNCE AND FRUIT AND GARDEN FARM,
WIN every arrangements for comfort and convs-
Rssehes. cherries, sPacots.. kc.-in abundance.
tIne snade trees and shfabbery. Also. we'll
g sposds. Pan cssh md city property. Address
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-11-06

country required the election of Sey-
mour, because be was acceptable to a
large portion of the people of both sec.
tons that Cancellation and compromise
could make us one people agait. To-day !,
however, you stand forth the embodi3
ment Of Victoryl Your success is a
triumph of the Radical party your
election conquest Of the Southern
people. BE it so tbens We get nothing
because we can claim it, but because il
may please you to bestow it, You have
both Houses or Congress, the Army, the
Navy-purse and sword. The legisla.
tive branch Of the government now At
your feet has practically abolished the
Supreme Court, and there is nothing
between you and absolute power.
Europe you need not fear. France and
Prussia have each other at bay Eng.
land has but Afghanistau between her
and Russia, and has already yielded the
Alabama claims You then have no
danger from without aud are master of
the situation within. You have reached
your present position almost untrameled
by pledges; the few that you have
made have the doubtful virtue of am
biguity; others you have refused to
make. Never was ruler so absolutely
trusted. But it would be lees than
truth not to say that in conquering the
democratic party the Radicals have
euslaved themselves aud it cannot
longer be questioned that the interests
of people who have nisused the might
les opportunities of time are now wholly
within your keeping. That the whole res.
possibility may be upon you, it is but
right that the whole country should
now withdraw from the arena of con
tention and allow the events of this
mighty hour to assume the cool
level OF reason. From an obscure
point in the vast multitude which
now watches your movements, we
dare to despise passion that you may
show yourself superior to il. We argue
for that brave sbut luckless people,
to whom we would rather remain
true than wear your spaulettes by be-
traying them, that their quiet deport.
ment and digni6ed demeaEor shall chal'
leuge your respect and that of mankind.
You have testified as to their virtue,
and as your new allies have no longer
the incentive to steal their good name
and rob them Of their peace, you shall
have their bresdest endorsement of your
report concerning them in 1866. Seeing
that you have dexterously sprung the
Radical trap and tripped the wires from
your pathway, we shall believe that you
can make us either the w.sest or the
meauest of rnlers; thar you can restore
the Republic, aud bring to order the dau.
eerous powers that are loose in our land
If you shall disdain to wear abe purple
and the diadem which drew around the
thrones of Europe the curses of man
kind, but shall pieIer rather to live
within the hearts than on the necks Of
your counirymen, then shall the people
deploring tho want of vigilance which
placed all within your power, yet rise
and call you blessed, aud % that bright
page of history which shall record the
redemption of fallen people, write thai
"All thou hast been reflects less praise or
thee,
Far less than what thou hast forborne to b.. ;
We are, exalted Sir, more trusting thar
presumptive.
Yours,
EDS OF THE NEWS
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Election Returns.

SAyANASNAH, GA, Nov. 8. The negroes
of bis city did not generally vote.
The Democratic majority 10 the county is
from 500 ] 900.
There is great excitement here on &C
count OF This morn'nR's disturbances, and
the negroes thresten to burn tie toSn.-
Only Two negroes we're killed th morning
and from Is to 90 wounded.
A large body Of negroes marched towards
the city on Ogeech-e road this evening.
They were met by the special police and
ordered to di,perse. One refused to do 81
and trouble ensured. in which TWO negroes
are reported TO have been killed.
SAvANANNAH, November 8 Midnight. -
0aly one ballot box 10 the city was conn
ted tonight. 1t stood Democratic 1926
Republican 1853.
NEW ORLEANS, November 3.-This city
gives $4,000 Democratic majority. The
State goes largely Democratic. Few Re.
publican votes were cast.
NEw ORLEANS, November 3, Midn ght.--
The electors in ibis city passed "a quietly,
there being no intefrrtnca of any kind
The negroes 10 this city ahsiained almost
to'ally from wing. Ia the Fourth district,
the strongest Democratic ward in in the city
the vote stood Democrats 4, 100, Republicans
100. Throughout the country parishes the
Democratic mainrifies 10 the localities heard
iIom are overwhelming and an Approximate
10 the general result !may probably be given
to night,
INDIASAPoLIs, NV. 3, Midnieht.-Th
Repuhlcsus claim the State by 10000 una
joriry.
CHIcAeo, Nov. 3.-This city has gone Re.
publican by 1000 majority.
CHICAGO, NV 3, midnight.-This State
gives 40, 900 Republican majority.
SAN FRASCIsCo, Nov. 3. There are nc
returns from Oregon OF Nevada.
DETROIT. Mich, NV. 3.-Retnrns indi
cate Republican majority Of $4,000 in ihI'
! State.
MILwAUKfs, Nov. 3.-The returns ar'
few, but la GO Republicans gains are hldits..
ted.
| LEAvESwoKTH, KANSAS, Nov. THU
State is claimed by the Republicans by 10
600 IN ior;ty.
OHANA, Nov, 3.-R-tnrns indicate tina
the State h4s gone Republican by 1900.
SAN FRANcIso1, Nov. s.. The election
has been quiet aud the State gone Republi
can. The city has gone Democratic.
Gen. Grant carries all OF the New Eng
land and Northwestern States. The De
mocracy have probably carried New York
New Jersey, Calaf0nis. Alabama, Georgia
and Arkansas, aud certainly Maryl4ud
! Kentucky and Louisiaus. S. S. Cox Ant
Fernando Wood are elected to Congress
Butler is re .eected.
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T0RAGCO AMTIl0TE.

WARhA MILD o rvuryo all desire 70,
TobdocO. Tuls grea, r.utdy is sn ,xcri.
lent appet'E'r. II pur.feS le blood, IN, %
crates he y stem, puSs, sNs great nourish'
Ing aud sIreng henlng power, enables The
stomach 10 digest the hearuest food, mskrs
evp refreshing, aud establishes r, bust
heaIlh. Smokers and Chspers for Sirty ys'rs
Cured. Pr'cc Fifty CeuIs per box os. ire'
eau be sent any distance by mail WIN per
feet saiely. A treatise on ths Injurious ei-
fleets ~ Tbacc0, with lists Of references,
testimonials, etc, sent free; agents wanted;
address De I Il ABBOTT Jersey City, n J.
bovG a.