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Ayers Cherry PectoraL
For Dizcaaes of the Throa. and Lungs,
ouch SIS Coughs, Colds, WhoopinS
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consu,nption,

ana COnbu-npLlOn.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long
series of years, and among most Of the races OF
men it has risen higher and higher IN their estma.
ton as it hiss become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
OF the ,unss and throat, have made 1t known a
liable protector against them. While adapted 10
milder forms of disease and to young children it is
at the same time the most efectual remedy that can
be given for incipient consumption, and the dan
gerous affections OF the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group. IL should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed all
are sometimes subject to colds aud coughs, eli
should be provided with this antiGOtc for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in.
durable. still great numbers of cases where the de.
case seemed settled. have been completely cared,
and the patient restored to sound health by tho
CherT.y Pectordi. So complete Is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, thst
the most obstinate Of them yield to it. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pec-
toral they subsds and disappear.
Singers ar< Public Speakers find great pro.
lection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and olen wholly
cured by il.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PectsrsI in small and frequent doses
So generally are its virtues known that we need
publish ths certificates OF them here, do
than a,Iure the public that its qua!i.io. are fully
maintained.
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Gr All orders Tor Oil and Burners will
receive prompt personal slie'iion
X. S. NJ. HOFFMAN.
Sbepherdslown. April 9, 1870 ~
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PRESLEY W. MORELAND.
INCIpIENT CONSTITUTION.

Baltimore. Nd, Nov. 50, 1869.
For several years have be N troubled with
a severe cough, caused by neglected cold,
which became worse from cold or exposure,
snc four bottles OF DeBine's Remedy has quite
relieved me Of Cough and nervous prostrsiion.
CHAS j.. BEUCHEY, 81 n. Gilmore Street.
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8s:,5:s.

lie has just returned from The Eastern cites
with con plele aud magnificent assortment Of
good, selected especially Tor the Holiday trade
and Bridal presents.
Ladies Cold Wstche. from eos 10 200
Gents GOid Watches from 60 10 $50
Wslth3m Silver Watches from Is to Is
tlgu SILVER Watches from % 10 81
Lepiue aud Patert Lever. 10 10 20
by special arrangements he il enabled 10
sell TEA ard TABLE SPOONS and FORKS.
with 30 per cent heavier plate than the usual
standard, for The anne amount OF money ia.
which ihe inferior article !, sold by o;hcr deal
rf'. lie Is sole agent Of WASH. gion County
Tor tic
L.L.Lrn,nh put,.t q. 1870. 4. I
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~ For sale by Fl. NJ. Billings and DR.. Ma.
grudFr, shepherdstown. March Sly
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OFFICERS:
George X. Wheat, President.
James McCluuey, ViccPresidcnt.
John Bishop, Secretary.
c. II. Collier, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John L Wilson, ". T. Singleton,
A Laughlin, a. &. QGatrlcr,
Geo. X. Wheat, James McCIuney,
Morgan J.. OF, George Adams.
John A. Armstrong.
REFERENCES:
s. Brady, Cashier, Nler. Nat Bank, Wheeling.
List, Morrison & Co, Wholesale Groccrs, -
Pryor, Handan 4 Co,
Michael Neihy, d"
Mcclellan s Knox, Boot & Shoe House g
McCabe. Bu,hfeld & Kraft, Druggists,
G. W. Frauzhelm x Co., Liquor Dealers, "
Winshlp, Woods & Co, Queensware,
Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
T. C. McAiee, Notions,
Frcw, Hagans Hall, Pub Irtelligenccr, Ct
OFT, Son X Co., Hardware,
J. + Sands, Cashier, lst Nat. Bank Fnirmont.
r P. Camden, Pr. n. TX. Blk Weston, W. Va,
Cart. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling, w. Va.
rs \ Prompt, Equitable and Liberal
Treatment of Losses will characterize this Or
ganizauon 81
g. b. F, HARRISON, Shepherds
town, Aeen, for Jeffsr,on County.
FebrusI IL, 1870. iy
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West Virginia University.

Hon. J. T. HOKE, Presl Board Regents
G. c. SruKGss, Secretary Board Regents.
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beng 20 constructed that the wsarer can
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Indicate accurately the minute. the hour, the
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An Goods warranted a represented.
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IL West Washington Street. 9 doors esst 81
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DlS. D. IAHRIBY & SONS
CELEBRATED
PREP ARATlOE
FOR
Cleansing the Blood.

The long and fsrorably known Preparation
of Drs. ID. Fahrney s Son, for CLEANSING
The BLOOD, needs at this day no recon-.
menda,ion at our hands, its virtues having been
established by the thousand. Of cases where it
has gwen relief in the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.

AFFAIRS IN PARIs-RoCHEFORT DIsGUsTED-
THEIRS AND LAURIER IN TOURs-A PLEBIs-
CITUM CONTEMPLATED.
TOURS, Wednesday, Nov Q, 1870.
dyices from Paris to the 9th have been received.
The Paris Government continued to enforce rigorous
measures for the preservation of public order, and
additional arrests had been made. The First Regl-
ment Of the National Guard organized for active ser
vice made military promenade on the 5th outside the
fortifcations 1t went as far as Aubervilhers and
returned without meeting the enemy.
Rochefort il is understood, resigned in disgust at
the insults be had received from the people IN whose
cause be had made 10 many sacrifices.
NJ Theirs and NJ. Launer arrived here last even
ms
il If said thatstbe Government at Tours contem-
plate the taking Of pLebsettam for the rathcanon
Of their powers.
The Gazette de France demands an immediate eIec-
ou to put al end to the arbitrary rule OF the Pro-
yisoual Government. The MOnite9r mentions hve
military executions on Saturday last, through Red
influences al Lyons and Marseilles.
The Government continues 10 withhold all news OF
the movements Of the French armies, and the people
are loud III their expressions of dissatisfaction.
Military men. however. seem 20 be quite confident.
number Of Prussian prisoners were marched
through Tours to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
THE ARMIsTICE NEGOTIATIONS.

URTHER DETAILS FROM FRENCH SOURCES-THE
vICrUALING QUESTION THE CAUSE OF THE
RUPTURE.
TOURS, Wednesday, Nov. q 1870
The following account Of NJ Thierss mission TO
Paris and Versailles is given the best authority:
II was first notified to NJ. Thiers that permission
had been given for his passage through the Prussan
Ines to Paris, b. dispatch from Gen. Won der Tam
st Orleans lie Immediately left Tours for Orleans.
yhenoe he travelled to Paris in a carriage drawn by
heavy Prussian artillery horses. His progress was
seeessarly slow, and he moreover greatly de-
syed by the condition of the roads which had been
et and otherwise obstructed in many places The
suntry was desOlated, and the houses deserted. On
raehng Versailles NJ. Theirs was obliged to wait
hee hours for pass and as soon as 1t was obtained
drove to Paris without seeing Bismarck or any
sther Prussian diplomat, though he was constantly
stended by army officers.
Having consulted with the Government at Paris
hreturned to Versailles, where he was received by
Count Bismarck and had more interviews
with him daily during his stay. On the question of
revictualing Paris Bismarck represented that the
King was infexble. As to elections in Alsace and
Lorraine, the King did not want electoral agitatons
lers but the Constituent Assembly itself could sp-
point as delegates citizens deemed worthy to repre-
sant those provinces, to which proceeding the King
might be induced to consent. During the conver-
saton Oh this point the Prussian Minister sarcastl-
eally observed that if elections were allowed in the
occupied departments they would be the freest ever
held there.
On the morning Of the 9Th NJ Thiers received the
final decision of Prussia He then met by appoint
ment Jules Favre and Gen. Ducrot at the bridge OF
Sevres and informed them of the PIussan terms,
when they went back to Paris, NJ. Theirs awaiting
their return at Sevres. AS soon rs they had con-
suited their colleagues they returned. and stated
that they had resolved TO refuse the arnstice be-
cause it did not cOncede the reyictualing Of Pans
This resolution was communicated To Count Bis
mark and the negotiations were broken OIL.
Ii il reported to be the opinion of NJ Theirs that
the Prussians have renounced their intention OF
bombarding Paris. fearing the universal condemna-
tion of civilized nations, but they will make attacks
IN force, and viii probably shell the forts.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
QUEENS COUNTY.
COMPLETE RETURNS.
COUNTY RETURNS.

Co,rx,,. CorS1y-Compete returns, a officially re-
ceiyed and compiled at The Hudson GaSeH 1nee SNOW
the foilowing r,sut Tuesdays election: HOFFMAN, hV
majority: Ketcham for Congress- 2os majority Inc ne
publicnns elect Their Sheriff by 10? majority Inc Demo
rns elect the resi- OF the county ticket ny from % 70 500
msority BENJAMIN Ray tDem) II elected 10 the
hlv from the I,f District by 3s2 majority ana
Cady 1RepJ from the lid District by " LII Jorty.
ToxpxI,s CoryrY-Full returns give Woodiord Sss
majority sekreg's majority for the Assembly Will prop
ably be about 100 greater n, TO-.
Drrcu,ss CorSrY-John II. Keteham Rep), ror con-
gress in the XIIh District, has 1905 mrJory-a gain vi
2I0. ,.,
ALBANY COUNTY The report that the G o.
snashed and the returns lost In the rrs' wau VI az
baDy Wa amounted The complete returns on v
from sil IN, Wards OF the city ave hohman ~,
ford Goo Birch Republican, for sher'n he ''''S '""
Jority. ,,, A., O. rn.u.
Orsyao CouSrY. -woodforps majority 10 ~ Snam' a,n
b4rlan BEN A. elected to the Asse mpY " 20 "AV'iS'
Tucksr' Rep. Assembiy lyman. has 100 inA)oriV'
U.pu,vrp Cou.1y-The Republican majority II p
cu.ur.rou. CouNrY.-Seven towns co,npleNu sye
Woodford yel majority, Denocratc gan y, VI o. 900 CO.
ford's majority In the county II estna.sd " 'H
sions Ken fof Congress has 10 majority ~ ,ns
Tvrnty four towns In Cattarsugus gave mn ~ m~o''"
The result IL doubtful -. -. Ar,
wysrcur.rrR CouS-Tte complete returns a, & o. .se a
election An Westeheser County have nos ,sn ths
tainsd but according 10 the repos ~ r.s ~ the
twenty four town. Gov. Holman sna s' a.. -,aa,,sS
Democrstie State ticket recsssso ASSu' ''''" -~"''
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
NEW-JERSEY.

THREE REPUBLICAN CONGRESsMEN CHOSEN.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 9-The latest returns
show the election Of Forker em for Congress from the
lid District by $40 majority The Republicans elect three
Congressmen-Hazelton in the LIST District, Hill in the
WITH and Hasey in the Vth. The Democrats elect two
Forker in the I'D District and Bird In the Hid District
Republican gsin The Republicans have three ma
ory in the Senate and eight Ia the House, nsurng the
United States Senator.
THE REPUBLICAN vICTORY-MAJORITIEs IN THE
SENATE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS
TO UNITED STATES SENATOR.
TRENTON, Nov. 9.-The result OF the election
causes great rejoicing two very important ends are
ganed-a Republican successor TO the Hon. A. q. Cat
te United States Senator whose term expires in March,
and impartial redstrcting Of the State the basis OF
the census. The defeat Of the Hon. Vim. Newell in
the I'D District wholly unexpected Dissension in
New-Brmswiek and apathy in Ocean County were the
chief OF the Republican defeat. Mercer County
has reversed the Democratic majority Of 1868 and piled
up Republican majority Of 400.
The gratifying result is In the complete overtun
of the Democratic Legislature. The party confidently
counted on shaping the districts in conformity with
the local strength Of the party TO render the future
election of Republican almost impossible. The Repub-
licans gain four state Senators and seven Assem-
bymen, making majority on joint ballot OF
eleven, assuring Mr.. Cattells seat to Republican,
and enabling the Legislature to undo some
Of the iniquitous Legislation OF the last term,
when the Democrats nau Oh Jolhl
and carried e egslaton they thought 1t. An exceed
ngy satisfactory result in small way Is the defeat OF
Fisks Erie Senator j. Hopper who has heretofore en-
gneered the Erie schemes through the House, and run
them through the Senate at will There is an earnest
purpose expressed here Of bringing the Erie sharks
lies in the legitimate province Of the new
Legislature. The justice denied in this mattel
by New-York win be accorded by redeemed Jersey
The wheels Of speculation already in notion and Tho
probabilities and possibilities warmly canvassed as
to the OF the retiring United States Senator
A. g. Cattell The most prominently mentioned are ex
Senator Frenghuysen and Cornelius Walsh Of Newark
Andrew K. Hay, Senator Catte Camden and Marcus L.
Ward 1t il limited that Secretary RObeson would be
willing relinquish the Naval portfolio for the place
FURTHER DETAILS.
The returns from the several counties corroborate the
statements published yesterday except In the lid Con
gress District where the election OF exoy. Newell -
said be in doubt. The dispatches Of Tuesday night
give his majority Forger his Democratic opponent,
as about 800; additional returns received at Trenton
yesterday placed the Democratic majority az 3I9.
In the Ist District John W. HazetOn's Repl majority
Benz. f. Lee (Dem) is 2,5oo The Republican ma
jority in 1853 was 1914.
In the lid District John T. Bird Rep) receives ma
jority OF 2,340 against 4,120 in 1868.
District Ia a. fDllUWr:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

iBr GEEMAE PARLIAMENT TO MEET AT sTRAs-
FOrkG-A FRENCH FLEET Al THE ELBE-
lEKCSkCTS CAPTURED.
LONDON, Wednesday, Nov. g 1910.
correspondent Of The Manchester Examiner states
that the Parliament Of the North German COnfedeIa-
non has been summoned 10 meet at StrasbOurg.
fleet Of French lrgates has been sighted off the
Elbe
Seyen aerOuauts, captured from balloons which
'el within the Prussian lines, have been sent 10
ortTesses in Germany. IT is said that the papers
ionnd on their persons seriously compromise mem
ben oi the Corps Diplomatique and Others, whose
honor bas been trusted.
The Prussians IN front Of Paris have trained hawks
beapture the carrier pigeons sent out Of Paris with
dispatches.
The German bngantine Louise, from Manzanillo
kr London, put into Deal Harbor 70 avoid capture
BY French cruiser of Dungeness.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE MILITARY SITUATION.

rHE ARMY OF THE LOIRE ON THE ADVANCE
THE MOVEMENT ON LYoNs-FIGHTING AT
THIoNvILLE-AN ENGAGEMENT NEAR CHAU-
LONDON, wednesday, Nov. 9, 1870
The French army has crossed the River Loire and
Is row on the north bank
Ady,ces from Lyons state that the Germans are
advancing by the valley of the Oucke to occupy
Creuzot and the line to Nevers The Baden cavalry
have occupied Nuts. Chagny win be vigorously de-
Tended. A Barricade Committee has been formed al
Lyons The authorities there have recently received
5o.OCo Remington rifles Vast quantities OF stores
and large numbers of cattle have been collected In
anticipation of siege.
dispatch from ArlOn states that heavy cannon
.3ing was heard in the direction of Thionville on
Saturday and Sunday. 1t is supposed that battle
took plaee. On Monday a detachment of the 9th
Prnssian Infantry encountered a body of Gardes
Mobiles at Bretensy, between Boulogny and Chau-
mont The French lost 10 killed and wounded and
% prisoners The Germans had two wounded.
The Prussian forces have occupied Montbeliard
without meeting with any resistance. and have
taced il in o state of defense as accessory TO the
sege of BelOrt.
There are 10000 German troops in Dion, with GO
peces of field artillery. The citizens of the town
lave been forced TO contribute half million francs
y security for the behavior of the inhabitants
rince Frederick Charles has arrived at COmmercy.
letter from Paris states that % mammoth Krupp
ans are visible from the Paris Observatory but
pne have yet been fred
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
-ENTH CONGRESS DIsTRIc
1869.

Total 696 HOB 15Ts
II il supposed that the three counties reported
swell BraNtons majority 10 about 1900; in 1869, Me-
Kenze had 1905 majority.
NORFOLK, Nov. 9.-The journal has returns
OF yesterdays elections from all hut four precincts OF
Norfolk County. IL Ia believed from results already
known that the Radical Congress and County ticket has
been elected by large majority.
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, Nov. 9.-The returns
from the following counties In the With Congress De
rict give the subjuined majores for John Harris ne
Conservative nominee Rockingham, 40; Page, osos
Warren, 230 Frederick, 500; Shenandoah, 90 Inero
are five counties To hear from but they cspno overcome
the above maiorities.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH

The blaming mills of Schulinburg Becker IN
B. Loa. xi 30 Oa 70 Of lumber Wa burneu 'D oss
DAY. LOss &lOo co..; Insured
The shin Matcbless of Boston, Just arrived at
sss reporu burning 81 hr ship Japan on us -
tbs Pscibe The ssfueh ny O'
f1s Japan 70 bound from Liverpool ior sAp frane'po
Police-Sergesnt Ward aud IL men, all belong
'nH To h. PhAdslht Police pnsp al C.ndeh
s1 toe Township dsstoT sSes sh" he o
lot bono v eps ID "a rua~as,,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10

Inc Hon. ChrEsOn " f0ttcrs mUoTiJ ""' P-'
In the Ist Assembly District O. Hilton scrbner Gep1
ocratic candiaae and ssi over Col James j. Mooney,
who only received $40 votes in the entire Dstrct ~
In the lid semby District Alfred w. Bartlett 1em'l
I'm In the If3 4ssc%by District the Hon James W.
The four principal county offices are AL secured Dy
Democrats az follows sheriff Robert +. Brpndage
Register, James NJ Bard County Clerk, j. Malcom
Smith Surrogate, owen 7. Coffin.
RICHMOND CoUSTY.-The returns from the various dis
trcts only completed yesterday morning, aud show
with the exception Of Sheriff, which was won by Mr.
Moses Allston, popular gentleman who has filed the
Office previous occasions and IL staunch Republican
and general favorite with all parties. He ran nearly
oo above his ticket The majorties for the State
John T. Hoffman Dem.) e25 Geow. Chapman Dem) s55
Allen G. Beach Dem.. sec John d. Fay Dem. s5S
John Decker Assembly Dem.) 25l.
For the county ticket the maiorties are: 49,
Treasurer -. Abraham Winant (Dem.) .5O5
superintendent Of Poor David r. Decker Dem. .4s9
Justice Of rSes''oH'p MsGHOgse s am
For Congress, Dwight Townsend claims majority Of
47i in this county over Norve. The of the
vote the Canal Debt and the Soldiers Monument has
not yet been completed Mr.. Norven carried the LIST
The Police returns for RcImond bounty yesterday
morning, did not show single arrest for any crime OF
violation Of the law arising out OF this election. -
The official count will not be made known until next
Tuesday.
ERIE CoUSrY-wilams, Dem, is elected to Congress
For the Assembly the Is District elects Chambers Dem
the I'D Howell, Dem; IIId Alberger Rep; Ivth, Ran
som, Dem; Vth, Wiley, Dem.
DELAwRB CoUSTY-The Republicans have positively
elected both Members Of Assembly and their county
ticket, and have given WoOdford 500 majority.
THE BANNER CONGRESS DISTRICT.
POUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 9.-Dutchess County
complete gives woodford 1873 majority. Republican
gain OF I,3U Ketcham Qep) for Congress, has 2,i56
majority in Dutchess County, and 2so6 in the District
gain over his vote two years ago Of 2,ioo
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
THE ELECTIONS.
LATEST RETURNS.

THE NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE PROBABLY RE
PUBLICAN-A REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE AND
THREE REPUBLICAN CONGREssMEN IN NEW
JERSEY - THE "BOLTERs' VICTORIOUS IN
MIssOURI-NEvADA ELECTS A DEMOCRATIC
GOVERNOR AND REPUBLICAN CONGRESS-
MAN-wIsCONsIN, MICHIGAN, ARKANSAS, AND
KANSAS REPUBLICAN.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
FLORIDA.

orTp,crs oN REPUBLICANS BY THE REBELS
RRpuCEp REPUBLICAN MAJORITY THROUGH
INTIMIDATION.
W,su,yGToS. Nov. "a private dispatch
,,ou, Jacksonville Fla. dated Nov. 9, says:
:. band Of sbout 200 men, mounted and armed. took
ssson OF Lake City last night and drove the white
P,.oiareA Republicans from the town, including the
p.uabican canddStes for Lieutenant Governor and for
IT, T. yIsDture Five eOlored shot A des-
rate attempt has just been made 10 kill the sheriff VI
Madisop County. TIE troops which were promised by
I'M, president order In this vicinity have not
arrived. Other outrages are reported but NO details
received.
.Reports 70 o'clock this evening indicate reduced
Republican majority the State account Of intimda
tion."
Senator Osborne Of Florida represented the Preak
Bee Fifth PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10

by lottery The remaining chances for the musical IN
sfrIments are sold at S t, and g. rap ctiveiv hy
Messrs A. Brantigam, No. 7ol Broadway; Frederick
Kuhne No 81 Broad-st A. Klamroth, Ne. 81 Park row
and for the shawl, at s., by Mr.. j. dc Neuville No
Exchange place
The French residents of Newark nroroee to
hold Fair at the Rink at an early day f. aid OF TIC
French soldiers and their impoverished coun,rymel
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
LOCAL WAR NEWS

Mr.. Frederick Kuhne, Treasurer of the Ger
aaE Sanitary Pair, reports the total receipts 10 De
tl,s9s O5.
NJ Amad6e Vatable Of the French Patriotic
iccutiye Committee reports the receipt Of Ssso 03 ;
tEttances. -. .5s1 e..
A grand and a square piano, parlOr organ,
ar Al East Indian shawl. left from the German Pa
hote LANES Far. held ~ bD etv VIII bt disposed Of
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
VIRGINIA.
TIE FIFTH CONGRESS DIsTRIc

THE FIFTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. Stray (RadicaD
carried by ls majority both Conservative
candidates-Harris and Reynolds full vote was
poled The County Of ROekbridge s conceded 20 Gray
RadicaD. Bath and Hghland Counties reported 10
have gone for Judge Harris tC0n seryatlye nominee
Harrisburg, Va, Nov. 9.-Harris, the Conservative
nominee has carried this town by 81 majority Rev
nod the Independent candidate. aud 81 Gray the
Radical The County OF Rockingham is conceded TO
Harris, the Conservative nominee.
SEVENTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 9.-The following ma
orties are reported and compared with the Of
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
MARYLAND.
THE VOTE FOR CONGRE

THE VOTE FOR CoNGREsSMEN.
Only two districts are fully reported. la the
lid part OF Baltimore VIM. NJ. Marine Rep has 1888;
Stevenson Archer, Dem. tpresent memberl, $3.50;
jority for Archer In the lid District Washington
Booth Rep, has 1884; Thomas Swami. Dem. (present
member) 1909; majority for Swami, 1865
New-York tribune., 1870-11-10
,ORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1870.

NJ Irpfn0, 1904; PURCELL, 1.46o ATKTsoy, 76l.
AnII. connolly 664; ALLEN, 4l3; Green tInd-) Il.
ANIi. Buot, 1888. No opposition.
XIX ftetds, $3.50; Holmes, 293.
~ nrorH, 2,6s5; NEUwrTTER 1,264: Butler !, ,294.
AAl' H.tehmdn, 1892; Foley, 1,0ol; DEWEY, <2l.