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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-02

CoALI COAL,
We have now on hand and ere constantly re-
ceving at our wharf and storage yards, foot ol
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market We name in part;
LYkENS VALLEY.
SHAMOkIN and EAST FRANK LIN LOk-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS. from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colllery, es-
teemed the best in the market
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes. ,,
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal is
kept distinct from that Of others, and Il cS-
pecialy prepared for family use Yards noor-
ed and Coal sent out we'll screened and free from
slate. 22lO lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clarridgc u Grigg,, corner King and
r. j. MEHAFFEY " CO.,
iy17 Wharf and Yards foot ot Queen st.
CoAI' ccAbl ''Ah'
To arrive and on whArf full stock Of
Lyken's Valley Red Ash Coal.
LOrbe7ry Red Ash Coal.
Shamokn Coal.
Henry Clay Mine Co9.
Lee Mine White Ash Coal.
Delano Mine White ASH Coal.
Lehigh White Ash Coal.
Locust Mountain Coal.
Chesnut Red Ash Coal.
Chesnut White Ash Coal.
West Virginia Coal.
Cumberland Coal.
All of the best quality, and for sale at lowest
market ratcs-22iO lbs to the ton.
Orders LETT ut 81 King street will be promptly
attended to. w. y. SMUUT,
iy LOTT SmoOt's wharf, foot Of Princess st.
HAVING disposed of my interest IN the
LII Wood and Coal Yard on King street to
John Leathcrand | shall continue the Wood
and Coal business ut yards on the north ana
south corners OF Union and Queen sts., where
will ,.lways be on hand full supply CT :hc best
quality RED and WHITE Ash GOALS OF the
different sizes; Gu BERLAND COAL by the
cargo, car load or retail. ,ann
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
The patronage of the ciLi.cns is respectfully So
licited All orders left III the Office of the hicX-
andria Insurance Co, No. ID King street, with
COL Ma-yc or at Clarrdge Grlggs Drug
Store corner King and Royal streets, will be
promp pity attended to. Weight guaranteed.
jy 3-ti JHOA. }. VI ELI ar r l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-02

open ED TIL Is a |.
\ very handsome line of VICTORIA LAWN
in plain. lace and Persian stripes. These styles
are new and very desirable.
DRESS LINEN Of every shade.
FkEN CHI URGANDl LA w NS,very elegant
blue STRIPE KOECuLINS.
SEA SIDE WRAPS.
WHITE and COLD. ZEPHYR SHADES.
QUEEN BESS hUFFLES:
~ J. NJ. STEWART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-02
H.1FR GOODS.
MORE
N ID w GOOD $ .

HOOP SKIRTS and BUSTLES.
HOSIERY, full line of seasonable goods.
SUSPENDERS
RUBBER CLOTH.
STAMPED YOkES, BANDS, &c.
EMBROIDERY SILKS.
LINEN FLOSS, STAR BRA1DS, &c:
LACE COLLARS, RUCHES and Ruiiies.
WIN DSOR SCARFS and RIBBONS.
VEIL BEREGE.
BUTTON MOULDS, all sizes.
JEWELRY, largest assortment IN the city.
HAIR GOODSl HAIR GOODS! Zeal ana
imitation, cheaper than ever offered in this or
any other city. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
J. Ferguson's Hair Depot,
sen 26 Gj KING STREET.
REEN'S NOTION HO b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-16
COuFfship by Cash.

In town in New Hampshire there
resides thrifty widow who owns a nice
little farm, upon which there is 8 good
get OF buildings. Much Of the work on
the farm is done with her own hands.
She drives the horses, holds the plow,
uses the hoe, and often swings the
scythe She is forty-five, and fair, 60
at least thought love sick swain OF
Gofstown. aged only eighty-tbree, who
bss been seeking her hand in marriage.
Failing TO win her in the usual way, he
opened negotiations with money as the
consideration. He made her the gen
erous offer Of s.. 900 to become his wife.
Her reply was it would take twice that
sum to soften her feelings towards him
He then proposed 10 double it aud pay
her ten thousand, which proposition
she accepted, sud the money in due
time was paid over. The deierriUg Of
the nuptial ceremony for short time
cooled of the ardor OF the infatuated
youth, ard now be wants his money
back. Notwithstanding the pressing
demand upon the widows time in bsr-
vesriDg her crops. she Glands ready TO
fulfill her part Of the contract, and also
10 take wedding tour il her liege lord
desires it, but she has 20 idea OF giving
up the money. In the meantime while
she is digging her potatoes aud cutting
up her coru, che is in the enjoyment OF
a nioe little income from the ten thou
sand dollars so easily obtained.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-16
TEXAS.
Fire.


DALLAS, October l5.-This morning
about three o'clock fire broke out in
a block between Main and Market
streets and Elm and Jefferson in q
irane building. The fire department
vas unable to do efficient work in time
O save any part Of the block, which is
:ow mass of ruins. The roofs OF the
buildings were constructed OF frame
work which added materially to the
progress OF the flames which soon be-
came uncomfortable. Great gloom is
cast over the community as some Of
the largest business houses in our city
are DESTROYED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-16
KENTUCKY,
A Ku Klux Outrare.

SHELBrvILLk. October l5.-On Thurs
day night last, band OF Ku KluI went
into Clay village, so equal distance be-
tween here and Bsgdod, and attacked
the cabin occupied by family OF
negroes in tb. employ OF Sanl. Smith.
Tue Africans, on Learning the charsc-
ter OF their visitors, fed to the reside ice
OF their employer Tor safety. Mr..
Smith, on solicitation OF the people,
went 10 the cabin, and on his
arrival was frsd on by the outlaws,
one shot taking effect in the hip OF the
unfortunate man, from which he died
Sunday morning. The following per-
cons have been srrestsd on suspicion
James Mcconnell, Thomas Norman,
VIM. Gill, Thomas Nelson, John Hart.
ford, ard James Myers, though With
what proof 10 no; known.
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From the Wicked Warrington Capital.
The slight uupleasantne.s between
EI-Member of Congress Conway and
Ex-senator Poneroy which created 8
sensation in this city yesterday was oc-
casioned, it is said, by suspicion on the
part Of the former OF interference with
his domestic pr.rogstives BY the latter.
The suspicion was, OF course, unfound- =
cd Mr.. Pomeroy is not that sort OF $
man. Being one otthe most truly good
it is, without doubt, because be is 60
gifted that the feelings of the adversary
were aroused against him to take his
lie. There is reason to believe thst be
will be spared TO us; nevertheless We
may. with the eye OF faith, conceive the
angels, about two o'clock yesterday,
reaching their white arms down
oul OF heaven TO clasp and welcome one
whose presence has long been in request
in those regions OF rarifsd bappiuess
What with the impulse afforded here
below and the attractions from above,
nothing but defect in the fixed smmu
milton OF the .I-Congressmau prevented
his spotheosis.
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IOWA.
,Iha STATE Eiecti0n.

DuBuQUE, October l5.-Returns indl-
cate that the Democrats and ANTI
Monopolists have reduced the Republic
can majority in this State on the State
tcke, from 10000 to $4,000. The
Democrats nave carried Dubuque county
by 1000 for tue State ticket, while the
Republicsbs and Dissatisfied Democrats
formed a peoples ticket in this county
and have elected D n. Cooley, Repubi-
CAD, Senator, AID one Republic can Rep.
rese.,at;ve, Republican Treasurer aud
q Democratic Auditor, by maJo!Itles
ranging from coo TO 300
DEs MONIES, October lj.-From the
latrst returns the Republican majority
IN this State will be iully 10000. The
anti monopoIists in this county have
elected senator, one representative
county treasurer, and CLAIM q majority
in the State legislature. The Republic
can majority in this county on the
State ticket is about $40. At least
four candidates on the peoples ticket
hsve been elected in this county nance
": State Senator, Supervisor. Auditor,
and Treasurer. The Democrats elected
lour Representatives, Sheriff, Coroner,
and other small officers.
WATERLOO, October lj.-The whole
Republican ticket elected in Black
Hawk county by from 1000 to 1000
majority: Governor Carpenters majori-
ty reached 1900.
DIS MoIHEs, October l5.-Polk
county gives Carpenter 800. Brandst,
Republican, asd Mitchell, anti-monopo-
IL elected representatives, ann-mon-
opol.st, elected Treasurer and Sheriff.
Warreo county gives 600 anti-monop.
oily majority.
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CHICAGO.
Destructive Fire.

CBcAao, October l5-A fire broke
out this morning in the drying room ot
Pond 4 sohorers on Twenty-second
street between Laflain and Loomis. A
high wind was blowing at the time,
and the drying house and mill, large
frame buildings, were soon wrapped in
flames. The fire communicated in q
lew seconds to Hair d O'Darine's plan
ing mill adioining. The Aremen were
on the ground shortly after the first
alarm, which was quickly followed by
q general one and all the apparatuses
of the department were brought into
force, aud by l2 o'clock the fire was
checked from spreading any further,
but 1t took the greatest efforts of the
Fire Marshal and his assistants. The
fire continued with intense fury for
more than two hours, and for come
time threatened TO be another confa-
CATION like that OF 1871. The loss Of
Pond & Sohorer on building and ma
chinery is about ten thousand dollars.
The insurance on the mill is
$1,000; insurance $1,000 each in Lycom-
ing, Penn; Globe, Chicago; Allema-
MIA, Cleveland; Melleville n. j.; Ma
tioual. Mo. and National, Philadelphia
The drying house WAS insured at $500
ia the Amazon, Cincinnati, and $500
10 the Peoples, n. J. Total lose 500
900. Their box>fsctorY in connection
with the nill-works was DESTROYED
Insurance on mill and machinery 900C
dollars. Drying-house aud lumber
5000 placed In several companies
which conld not be learned up to lC
o'clock.
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HeIpabold.s Ruehu

Is still in the zenith Of its popularity.
Notwithstanding the absence OF DR.
Helmbold. the celebrated medicine is
still manufactured at The. laboratory at
Philadelphia, ard is sold by sll respect-
able druggists. 1t is warranted for sll
diseases OF the kidneys and urinary or
gsns. Beware Of counterfsits. Geru,
iue has the proprietor's private slsmp
John F. Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Pierce, the DsfauIiing Cashier,

LOWELL, October l5.-Evideuce has
been discovered which will tbvsrt the
attempt OF Pierce, the defaultipg CASH
ier OF the Merchants National Bank.
to deprive the bank OF his bond by dss-
tToying that instrument, As the names
OF the bondsmen were Oh the bond their
liability csn be fully established.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-16

HoE. A. B. MEAcHAN has been lecs
turing in San Francisco on the Modocs,
and in nsrratipg the circumstances at
tending the assassination OF General
Candy and his own escape, said: "Bos.
ton began 10 take my scalp with blue.
knife; but Toby interposed with devices
to delay the operation, aud when ct
length he had raised FIVE or six inchss
OF skin on the left side OF my head.
Toby, woman-like, accom- piished b.
strategy what could no; be dore otter.
wise. She shouted, Soldiers soldiers r
and Boston left bis work unfinished"
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TIE November GALAXY will begin 6
new serial story BY justin Mccarthy
called "Linley Rockford. Mr. Nc
Carthy's recent novel "a Fair Sazoo,'
hss placed him among the clever novel
writer's OF the day, and his story will be
gladly welcomed by bis friends. Secrs
tary Wells articles on Mr Lincoln and
Mr.. Seward will be continued in the
November and severaI succeeding nun.
beEs o! the GALAXY, and promises 70 be
quite complete hislory Of these two
great men as connected with Ar. Lin
coins administration.
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BULLIEs aud blacklegs are supposed
10 be an inevitable eyil-the buzzards
aud body suatchers Of society. Their
presence in our legislative halls does
not, however, seem to be impe-atiYely
demanded at this juncture.
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MICHIGAN.
The Portage Canal.

DETROIT, October l5,-The Portage
canal was completed yesterday and
steamers passed through. L is q
mott i'm portant improvement. Although
only two and quarter miles long 1t
shortens the navigation OF Lake
Superior around the stormy points one
hundred and fifty miles.
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EVERY man 10 the community has
an interest in seeing the county well
represented in the legislative halls. No
man In the community has any interest
IN seeing the county d;sgraced by send
'us a social leper to speak and act for
her In putlic councils. AS the question
hss become one Of public honor 10 the
community and Of personal honor to
the individual citizen, let Us stand I'D
to-day for decercy. Vote 70, PAsys,t,
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PITTSBURGH.
TrfnICommcnceG.

PIrrsBURGH, October l5.-The trial
OF Harry Haven, alias Charles P.
Hampton, charged with the robbery Of
o cash box OF the Odd Fellows Savings
Bank, from toe Safe Deposit Company
April l4th, was commenced in the
Criminal Court this morning. Hamp-
ton is the party who negotiated the sale
OF a $1,000 Allegheny Valley railroad
bond on Wall street, New York, lew
days alter the robbery, it being one OF
the stolen securities.
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Rurued I'm n Prairie Fire.

Mrs. Jacob Morris and Elk children
we're fatally burned in prairie fire,
twelve miles from Creete, Nebraska, in
the Brownsville settlement yesterday.
Four other children were terribly burn.
ed, tu: will probably recover. The
children were returning from school
when the fire overlook them. Mrs.
Morris, the mother OF some OF the
children, seeing the danger ran to meet
them and took FIRE. Ooe child was
burned to crisp. Stacks OF grain and
hay. and buildings, were burned in the
same fre. A report is just received OF
five children belpg burned TO death in
Bohemian settlement, FIVE miles south
OF the above named place.
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II is reported that some Richmond
gamblers istcnd to open magrifcer,
gaming house in Charleston this wioter.
One of the candidates now before the
people before Ohio county, desires to
represent them in that institution. Gen.
\ J. PASYELL, however, desires to
represent them in the legislature lie;
us elect man who will 20 where We
sead him.
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BY TELEGR APH'
Exclusively for the Register.
Ry.the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Offiee, ITO Main street.
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, October Is.
Senator Morton.

Senator Morton has 80 over WORKED
himself in making political speeches IL
Ohio and in the deliberations OF the
Committee on Elections and PnVi'
le.ea, that he has loet everything
which be gained by his scjourn g.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, and il 10 feared
by his friends that be will not be able
to take a very prominent part In the
proceedings OF the Senate this winter.
Tae Committee on Privileges and
Elections.
1t is learned from a perfectly reliable
source that the Committee on Privileget
and Elections will be pretty certain tc
recommend, at the next session OF Con.
sress, the abolition OF the Electoral
College.
/! is understood that q majority OF
the Committee are in favor OF direct
vote OF the people for President and
Vice Precedent. To meet OBJ Jsctions o.
the smaller States, it is likely the Conn
mittee will devise some means to pre-.
eerve TO them their present relative pre-
pouderance in the selection OF the chiel
rulers Of the nation.
Corporation Scrip.
The Commissioner Of lnternal Rev
enue has notified collectors to keep a
sharp lookout upon National banks
dealing in currency or scrip issued by
munlc pal or other corporations, and
directing tax OF ten per cent per
month TO be collected upon tue amount
OF such currency used.
The EvapgeIIicai Alliance.
The members o! the Evangelical AL
lance were engaged to-day in visiting
toe public buildings. They first visited
the Capitol, which they pronounced by
far the finest building in the world,
From thence they went to the Smith
sorian Institute and treasury depart
ment. The latter elected much praise.
A general introduction to secretary
Richardson took place.
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WOULD you select man to make
laws whom you would kick out Of your
house, and whom YOU wouldn't trust in
your hen COOP Certainly not. And
vet by stayingat home to day, you give
half s vote for just such man. 20 to
the polls and vote ard work for Pan
SRIL
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Asa NATTER Of personal pride, every
citizen ought to vote to-day against
having q representation fastened upon
the county from the ranks OF rowdyism.
The good name Of every citizen is
bound up with the good name Of the
county. II commuui;y's hoaor is
sorth having it is worth saving. Let
Is DO little something to-day 10 pro-
;ect the county from disgrace
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WHEN the bully and the hlack-leg
presents bis personal and professional
issue for approval al the polls, it is
safe to presume that the intelligence
and respectability Of the community
will decide it to his satisfaction.
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FRANCE.
The Bonapartists,

PARIS, October l5.-At a meeting Of
Bonaportists held in this city to-day, it
was unanimously resolved not to CO.
operate with the Republicans i'm
m.diately, but to await Developments
until after the opening Of the Assem-
hly
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lis said that JIMswEENEY wants 10
20 to the legislature to vote against the
proposed game law" He thlnksthey
mean to put down the faro banks, when
they only want to save the pheasants,
How's that for An intelligent repTesen-
tatiye OF civilized community?
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We are reliably informed that tank
containing 1000 trout, was shipped
from the Black Fork OF Cheat, in
Tucker county, recently, to the east,
'or The purpose Of planting" them in
some Of the trsps.Alleghsny stresua-
Pr3t9H CeTnty Herald
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The laboriug men of Wheeling are
asked to vote to-day for a man who
never earned an honest penny or did q
stroke Of labor in his life Homes: in.
dus,rv loathes such association. Vote
for PASNELL.
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AivoTS for yagabondage may te
4 funny thing to cast, but i! will reflect
no cred, on Inc community, and less
on the voter. Let us sll remember that
voting is public duty let us discharge
it in the light 0! our responsibility
10 the family, the community and the
state
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II THERE Is \ MAN in the community
who is striving for excellence as a ruff
An aud a rowdy, he will not find a con-
genial candidate in PAYNELL. Let
him vote fox JlaswEBNEY and feel him
self exalted
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Mauuring Frnit Trees in the Fail

AauurinR Fruit Trees In the fatI
Thos. Meehan writes the Weekly
Press that top dressing OF good maours
put under fruit trees soon after mid
GUNNER when the second growth IL
about 70 take place, produce. . marked
effect on the fruitfulnsss Of the tree the
following ses..
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Ir is rumored that any mau who re-
fuses to vote to-day for gambler and
a ruffiau, must suffer violence for hia
temerity. The responsibility Of The
community will hardly surreale. to It's
ruffianism.
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/! JIMsBEENEY can make it TO-DAY,
g. 'Kcno-correcI" will take the place o.
the previous question: motions t.
copper viii supercede propositions u
lie on the table, and four aces will take
precedence OF sll points o. order or priv
LEGGED questions. What credit sli this
would reflect on Charleston commu-,
nifty.
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Asa POLITICAL argument the fist o.
the bully and the kit OF the gambler
are not entirely satisfactory. Let not
this county disgrace itself by the vote
to-day.
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ORDISARALy the deceucy and cui-
ture Of society should be represented in
public couucils. Now, however, the
brutalties OF the day demand no; oaIy
recognition, but brosd commission 10
speak and act in the name Of the people.
Civilized people will submit to no such
demand.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
BuIIion for America.

LONDON, October l5.-One hundred
and fhy-fve odd pounds bullion, was
shipped from Liverpool for New York
to-day, BY the steamship Egypt.
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The people of Ohio county will decide
st the polls to-day. whether they desire
TO be Represented in the legislature by
the lowest order Of ruffisuism, or by
decercy and intelligence.
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TIE NOBLE GAME OF draw poker is
candidate for popular suffrage to-day.
1t runs on the same ticket with the
manly art of fist and skull.
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E r. DAVIS as the Independent Republi-
lcan candidate for the House or relegatss,
and oblise
octl3-t HIS FRIENDS.
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ANNOCNCEsESTs.

MAJOR JAMES w. SWEENEY is hereby an
nout ced as candidate for Representative
in the ouse OF Delegates, from Ohio conn
ty, in place OF DR.. Hull hen, resigned, and
will be supported, on the 10th inst, the day
Of the election by MANY vOTERS.
WHEELING, Oct Sth, 1873.
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NEBRASKA.
The State Election.

LINCOLN, October l5.-The entire
Republican ticket. with the exception
o Probate Judge and School Superin-
tenden:, was elected The contest was
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affecting Rrai5ter.
Lzr the people of Ohio county not
select representative from the prize
ring or the gambling den.

CLUE Law" is about what we may ex-
pect from the JINswEENEY style oflegis-
latiou.
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INDIANA.
The Election.

EVANSVILLE, October l5-W. F. Par
ratt was elected Judge OF the Circuit
Cou,. in the frst district, By . large
majority.
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TUoS. T.. BGAMLETTE.
IM - n V soosKs kuRhL

NJ. II n Y NrScs rSHss,s onrFT, FTTia tSa
Great illustrated AoRICULTUR. Il and FAN.
lily WEEKLY, Il the Standard Authority
upon Practical Subjects and y high-Tonsd
Literary Journal. only t2.60 year = Iess
10 clu's Gre fremiums or Cash Com.
missions 10 Agents. Thirteen Nnmosr4
oct. Ia JAM On 1Iial. Tor OoIy pity
Cents! Premium Lists, &c, Ecnd free lo
all Trial SubscriDerS Address
ID. ID I. MOORE, New York CITY.
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GERMAN u.

BERLIN, October l5.-Prinee Bis.
msrck returned TO this city to-day.