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wall Streel To 1ax

NEW foRk, November s-Ths far', nnsbs,at
shares have more than reoovsres 1e-fsv : ss
cline There hss been slso inproyenleni q !. =,
Fraf Mort, the advance IN each market bavine. n
curse iess margin q Proht in returning boads q
that tne sdysnce in tbs foreieu msrssss are srs
g the reoeEt victories ~ tho pclls q The
etSsr a6e sis2 ,isi me Essssi. r. ne he
eSps, :, ese SSss sud seress saye been s
go,.stion q new hyes 10 such ~sY ;. a. pro;ect
tssir inisrests an se. u so.t have BEEN a ii6.
Al taiss have been fsi, AID 90 pr oeur.
chi,fy to sSPpS thS sems,s ~ - m Is rs' strrons'
ar grt'Is ~ goods still buyinE very srsrinsiv
DAY steIiins and ssois fer demand stefiins Ra.Ss
sctualt paid Tor rrst class bank-rs' stsrIIns have
bhls rsnse from SS' asa rue local nSnsy sosTss
continues very easy tor borrro~rrs hsv.
Is the former Glass call losns aEl3is PER cent
% the lstter clsss rates are -fS, per cent when
it i long date. Approved single 'nansd paPer
sehs a. ~ per cert. Government bonds
higher than yesierdaJ ezespt new s-. s irset.ea Jon
down only = BsrEs, trnst CON psnies and other
have for several weeks been pgtt,6s thsn esa' sss'
Dnied ststss bonos. they yielding larger returns 10
% lssns, eesa1s e, I,1s safe and Alwsys available
rer ms them, MS msrSst haviss. f5r Se,Es past
=. ruled hisher thaa foreisn markets, ens1g6
adrssce IN Lonoon snd the German marFsts
teaNes a small uArgtn q profit being ovrr sons
issues and meme on others. The transactions al the
board N state bonos ~ete EnAi prices hsvins been
ST. ady. In The market f0r speculative - sres -
opening prices Mere Irregular, but 40 the main
ssedy. During the fret bAif-hOur there was de-
cine OF t9-s. since which there has been an al.
vsnoe OF 5tdlAs per cent the after bn ~ Paul com
hAtreme salts giving stocks IN the order ~ a..
tiNity: uuion Pacific. s4i asa ~ TeiegrapS Tsa7es..
aAhe shore. 80 Gali Pacihc Nal, sR's dtst-
sstes sStaSssh' ., % pS sS0s E.Ith~sst Sass Erie,
Island, S@s7 B.; aud New Hork O.stTsi, 10, a.,
The Markets
bALIISoEE, November s.-Firrfnfa sfres naal-
ers' a. Nirginias e, nsolidsted, So d. ex -conpea
nall MORE November : Cotton eIaaIv-Iow
hldolif As, laafr. Flour unchanged RheSf-
western STEADY sosthern dali; fair 70 prime awber
Sestern, ] l6eel y; ether grades unchanged. Germ
mixed western, s.; white western, ssd00. Oats hrm
a. q IN gooa cemand-southern, 6ZEkl. UeafarD
mixed, 609Sl; do. white, g.. 81 Z dull, gfdQ5 HsV
gSbI p1S1: pTSssoPs HT stoek Of meats
1nchanged. Petroleum dun and norninal a. C5f.
iSe Zee uoAlLai' WHISKY steady, 00. sugsT duh,
NEW YosK, November s-stocEs sc.iv.
sbort, 4Sots. GJFerDmeBfs active. '
hEw loEK. November 5.-Flour luiet ana
s,esey. Wheat shade hrmer. Corn quiet and Rn-
LQYpoN. November S, I2.sOp m-Bonds Of lss.
Old l0oia; 10 40's, Iefa ETte, - sl1-.
LoNDoN, hoveBoer 5. ,. m.-Psris dispstches
quote rCutes At g. francs So ceptiues
LONDON november ;. $50 p. m.-The bullion IN
the Bank ~ Eng and hss decreased 4 3ts 00 durtns
the past week. The proportion q bank reserve %
L.biity, which last week was IS per oegt., is noW
FRANKFoRT, November g. Bonds OF lss2, 81.
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RECKLRss SHOOTING AT WHITE SULPHUR
SPRIHGs.-A special to the Richmond Dispatch
from White Sulphur Springs say. that on the
evening of the lst instant two negroes, Booker
Martin and Wyatt Holmes, engaged in an alter
cation on the railway platform, when Martin
drew pistol and snapped 1t at Holmes the cap
failing to explode; whereupon Holmes sought
refuge In the depot and was fired upon before
reaching it, the ball missing Holmes and strik-
ing negro named Charles Smith, the ball en-
ter1ng his back, producing probably a fatal
tim into the depot, after entering which he
hred upon him twice, both balls failing to take
effect. and narrowly missing some gentlemen in
lleved Of their shooting irons and kicked out by
the agent. The excitement may be imagined
whenit is understood that the depot was hlled
with passengers waiting for the train.
TRAGIC END OF AN OLD HUNTRR.-Pete
Calhoun, the well-known hunter and guilds,
met shocking death near his residence in
Centeryille, \. Y, on Saturday. He was re-
turning from plotting some hunters throcEn the
woods. When in sight of home ne set down on
stone wall, with his gun across his lap. On
rising to his feet his gun slipped from his hand,
and the hammer striking against q stone it was
discharged. The contents of the gun struck
him in the right breast and passed clear through
years old, and had been q guide for over thirty
years. His acquaintance with the American
sportsmen was extended; and rs he was q genial
saOsas snu gentleman, his remnis,
Frank Forester on one OF his trips, and gave
him much valuable informa alton, which that
author embodied In his books.
INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
The grand International billiard tournament
opened last night at TammAny Hall, New York
The first game, of 800 points up, French carom,
was played by Cyrille and Joseph Dion. In the
sixth inning Joseph scored SO, and in the eley-
snth LOG. Joseph won in the twelfth inning.
The winDer's average (25) is the best on record
The second game was between Rudolphe and
GARNER. At the end Of the tenth inning the
score was 15s to 112 in favor of Garnier. Gar
nier finished the game In the eleventh inning by
run of Sc. Winners average, fsk; highest
runs-Garnier SO, and 80 for Rudolphe.
ARREST OF THE KINe OF PATAeoNIA.-A
number of deputies Of the French Assembly
representing the Department Of Dordogne,
have presented an address 10 the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, protesting against the arrest of
Orelie Touaens by the Argentine man-of-Wa
while en- route for Patagonia. Tounens e q
French lawyer, Who had procured his election
by the Pstagonians ss their King. When ar
rested he was returniDg to Patagonia from
France, where he had been to negotiate loan.
The Argentine Republic claiming jurisdiction
over Patagonia arrested Tounens as an usurper.
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A AVALuABLl You're woNAN.-Miss Rebecca
ground last spring, from which sbe raised, with
The assistance Of Q little brother Of eight and
sister Of ten years Of age, eight bslee OF cotton
and plenty Of corn, potatoes, etc, 20 support
orphan Of sixteen, aud supports her little brother
and sister by her own efforts. She should marry
one Of our fancy young gentlemen and support
him.--P Port Gibson fNtfs.0 Standard.
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RECAPITCLaTION.
The ResuIl

The latest returns received up TO going 70
press indicate that the democrats, thus far, have
elected l67 members of the next House against
los republicans, making 4 majority of So mem
bers. The whole number or Representatives in
the House is 2o2 The remaining Seventeen
members are TO be elected next spring from
California, Mississippi, New Hampshire and
Connecticut
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ELECTION DISTURBANCES IN MAINLAND =
A letter from Annapolis details the unlawful
interference at several olst1ce OF Anne
baltimore claiming % be United States Mar
ehals In the third district o frscas OCCURRED
during which George Lehman (vhite), from
Baltimore wAe shot; I've colored men were ale,
shot and one injured with q brick. II n NJ
know that the were dangerously hart.
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FINANCIAL AND oonnEkCIAL.


washington stock ExchauEe, Nov. y
SeotatsSs JtrnssAc6 - kidSl,fo- q o., bGakeys,
TIE ie.,iov1ng W. ths r-ioe. DC snd a.ked Al
tne meeliLg q The NsshirEfou Steck rxchanFe g.
90, - :. seid, \, bii, ne ssEee. Bsuk Siocs-
kAftet ~ cank - kerHblfr lS bfa Iss sd ei. Ne
nonA Nstroroiltan Bsnk, no hid, ms s.fes: orr
Iens hHdionai Bauk, iis 10, iso ssRsd; Fsrmers'
aud Mechauics Nat. Bank % GeorgefoNn, 10 bfd
sunaTy Aist-NAfis TheSser Bonds.J al pr
cent, 5s bid, - asEed. Nssanic Temple r 1nlis y A
A., A., Rst cent sold. g I'D; = ssssa. Gr~si Fails
Ice FaHy stool, Ts .sked ArltuGtoa Tirs Iusnr-
snos 60 stoek ioi 30 Pot se Ere Ins %. steok
lrsnrafoe 60. stock, l0 It'd, N AleE.. Wash
0eo 90; stock, lss ssked Disfrict Sscurities-
bistflct 81 Colcmolal-Nn- %. . H.ads. TsJ A
y:,isS, . bid: OhioAgo Relief Bond., fs. y.Sy
lai, = eidi Permaneut lup.. es.g.J a J /, lsgl
bia 8 Assec: 90, -, }. !, ise1, Sc. %. q '
- $500. hsrket stock Bonds, -, ,. a J.. lsS1 81
e's,S sssed; Wstet sicok Bonas, 90. isis 81 Sia
sLceo Lean, Corgrcss, S6ss, p a A !. lllt, g.
Nld. ~ asked- ~ ssbtngfon l-s Five NsaT ,ertst'.
Vsss' n ~. a. iSs BID, y Askei '.rsa
fupdsd Loan Bonds Leg sss,M 4 N. isls,
y tid, 81 ssked; Cerfihcstss of stocE a lssqi - ii
81; q az Plessurs, y BID, ~ Asted BS.rd 81
Pubic Morks-Cer, Gen Imrrovenlant. ~ S k
,. lSt - bid, $ ; asked, De-, ISs. 81 eids 90.
lse, bid, y asked, DO. lS7, S. bid 81 .tesi, a.
iss, = I'D ssse'i %. stTie.. g bis, y ssksd
do, ISIS, 6Sbid, Nster Certincste- sh lS-7 ~ -
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A Catholic BSsbon DYING

NEW YORK, November 5.-Rieht Rev. DIR.
Bacon, Catholic bishop Of Portland, Maine,
Periere yesterday, in q dying condition, from
general debility, and was taken TO the hospital
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SOUTH CAR9LINA.
Chamberlain Elected by 10000 VI

Special Dispdtch
The following dispatch was received to-day
by Attorney General Williams:
COLUMBIA, s. G., November 4, Is14.-H0n
Geo. H. Williams, Chamberlain elected by 20 .GO1
majority. Five republican congressman elected.
No serious disturbance yet reported.
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How BUTLER TAKKs Hrs DEFEAr.-Gsn.
Butler takes his defeat coolly and yestertsy y
said: "D the republican party can stand its
Losses, think can bear my share"
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A shin Ioad an Cotton on Fire.

SAVANNAH, GA, November 5.-The steam
ship St Louis, from New Orleans for Liverpool,
put In this morning with her cotton on IRE. AS
sistance hiss been sent 70 her at Venus Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-05

TONIGHT the Aimee French Opera Troupe
at the National, in the brilliant new opera of
La Princess De Trebisonde
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ATLANTA, GA, November 5-Tne sleeping
car on the George railroad was burned this
morning. The passengers Lost all their clothing.
No one was hurt. The IRE caught from the
stove.
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VIII choice Music and graphic Lecture explain
Ing tne Pictures, &c.
hssnineent Pictures before the audience all the
time each nst Ions enough to AFFORD satisfactory
HTGHLf MORAL AND INSTRUCTIVE
"a THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOB
Al! the interesting aud meritOrious works Of art
N TIE world: Celebrated Paintings, Statuary, POr-
IT AIS Of Eminent Pers-ns all Foreign and Ameri-
cen Ntevs, Natural History Microscopic and other
eclent1hc lllC trattOns, Scenes Classical, HistOr-
cal, Fairy AiiegOTical, Comic, sc sc.
everything shown natural size, except Micro
ss9Pic subjects, which are most powerfully nag Al
A Voysgs sround tie World every night
Trayels ID Europe, Asia, Africa, and the AEne-
elmEsss . Esypt, Palestine, Greece, Italy, and
stTOl.s il Rome, Athens, Cairo, Jerusalem, Cal
cGtts, PekIn, Parts, london, Berlin, Vienna, st.
Petersburg, heH 4 JTk, W asbiIstOn, San FTancis-
an Art and S,ion-s RistOry Of the World, from
the Creation down 20 the present tine.
EvELiugs 7 better entertainment and instruction
fsan can possibly Dc Cbtained II any ether way.
Everything fully up 20 the tie es in all respects.
Bear in Iuiad, ever Ch Etght. except sunday.
= see Dsily Papers for on aiEhts.
NkATHES.
Doors open At O'Clock; Exhibition % commence
al 8. Erter from 2 street, Carriages usy bs il
attendance st $50,
GRAND REDUCTION OFADMiSSIOA
A6missior-AduIts, 20 cents; Children. 10 cents.
Nc Deserved seats-One seat is al good as another
T these Exhibitions, and every body viii see and
near s1d get their money 8 worth. Come early II
Tickets for sale at oil the Art, Music aud Book
stores, sUd s. the Ticket cfce OF the Hall on the
evening OF Exhibition, Ii yOu defer getting tickets
char sc ready. MAX HEBEB,
oet56-lm Manager.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvKNUE.-The receipts from
this source to- day were 1854 ,O49.SO.
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SUICIDE OF NBw YORK LAwYRR-BUsinss
Troubles the CduSe.-IDformation was received
at the corOner's Office yesterday morning that
MIR. John Adrisnce, member of the legal fra
terDity, had committed suicide at his late res
idence, No. 125 East 18th street, by cutting his
throat with a razor or other sharp instrument
while suffering from temporary ft OF insanity.
Mr.. Adrfsnce had been extensively engaged in
real estate operations, and had met with bad
teverses in business, which, at intervals for
weeks past, had seemed to disturb his intellect,
but his relatives had no suspicious that he con-
templated self destruction. In order, however,
to divert his mind and restore il TO healthy
condition arrangements had been made to send
Mr.. Adriance to Europe, and he was to have
sailed yesterday with some friends. On Mon
day evening Mr.. Adriance appeared in very
good spirits, and at the usual hour retired 70
rest. Some time during the night he left his
room without the knowledge Of his wife, and
descending to the parlor, on the first door, cut
his throat; but he was not discovered till dav-
light, when his dead body was found lying on
the floor. Reverses in business seem to have
been the only cause knswn for the commission
Of the act.-N. =. Herald, 4ti.
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Rurufux or d Grain warehouse

CHlCAGo, November 5-A IRE at Dubuque,
Iowa. last night destroyed Harrington s. Nc
LoushIin's grain warehouse, adjoining the
aericultursl warehouse OF n. W. Robinson
Loss S26, coo; partly insured
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SECRETARY RoBKsoN is expected to return
to Washington this evening
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CALDWELL, October 5.-The NcOune- Hogan
or Haglsnd suit, involving s5 900, 600 worth Of
land in Tioga county ,Penneyivsnia, is entered.
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Washington Markets-The RuIIus
Prices To-day

MEAT.- Beef porter house,l . eazso. y n: ditto
III MslIsln: l.Oo' 90 round 49, do roasting pieoesl,
tb.i sliced &c f ehipPed. So ;pork, l0s2Oo; DO.
sg2so dried beef S6e2sc ham, S56Is1- isle NJ
is a. ssee if.s seiIsS shoulas5s shols lSc cut Z
To- sGes, s6eOc esc r i94iiss'' ises i''' CUT "
ILsH.-koSkI S0S t9c. y bunch; perch, $1,000. y
%: pike, 4Oa50 > bunch; bsiibut, q = n: Sbite
AXE hsh, y { 10. Perch. yellowl &C. Der bunch;
eISESPioyer, %s5o osnts esch; n aucEs, ks tblus
slsSS'l pair; DO. sprls tai, 81 psr; DO red
l5@lS; rabbits, Is each
VEsETAsLEs.-Potatoes, Irish, 40 cents y peck;
beets, ? bunch, sas sts oarro1s. css. ' bunch:
tomatoes, Se140c. n peck; cabbage, 5edl0o. head.
FRuiTs 6Ts1Se:, tSss0s SS5 dida dgssS s lemons,
0G7sc. dozen; apples, tcookins,l 1900 2 psck;
Pesrs, si9sl g : peck; o6esaut., 10 ; AZ.
DRIED fRuITs.-APpies. 59sc. 2 quar-; pesches,
peeled 29ez2se % Peeied), iOo' blaokberres
,BgTTER. .-Phiisdelphis print, SO. n; New
s@ssc Eggs' s5ssSc. dozen. Cheese, 26SzsJ.
P0rITRY.- Chickens. tive. SOC oSsl.s > usir:
pair.
ELorR AND fEED.-Beavans SHAW commission
merchants Snd wholesale dealers IA nour, feed, AZ
8Orthwest furnish tue following quotations Of our
and feed: Flour-FGmily nour, S6Is9S7 ? bbl.;
sea6 IS super. 8 soSss: rye IS sa Ss7S' oorn,
meal, el0J@Sl.05. Brown stun, S4 ton. Ship
Ssles trisk.
Prices a. the wholesale market, As furnished By j.
81 LsasSa SaEI S ans S IN. @erSSs5 S6ss
sest;zP Potatoes, Iew, si.25gs1 25 , bDl: onions,
8@Sl 5y bush dried peaches, SlfH SIS;
isn6s, sysi g; sai e, esq hens, dozen;
feys. live sS@ si s; dressed, iss posnd ~oo
Tashed. p %, S3l142 10 unwashed, . n Is 13) but
ter, 20 Sc common II dls eggs 50 sc cabbage.
SBtdS p hundreo; sW eet potatoes, 81 50d slT5 d
barLe Oats, 65d67 cts. Corn, new, 7BesOci Old |,
@0&. Mheat-white, 81 no 81 30; do: red. sl rs
9l2. Northern apples, S2951S Is; sOuthern,
S4d5 So
lso tons Of hay and straw sold during the pas
week; new bay, 70c. "a 90c., and straw 60c e175c.
hundred. Oderied .ngs free, sales dull.
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JUICE THOMAS SETTLE, of North Carolina
is at the Ebbitt House.
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eNA firm In Reading, Pa, promises to dis
poor OF that city during the coming winter.
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MAJOR ID. b. MCKIBBIN, 10th cavalry, has
been ordered to report to Major Gen. Hancock,
president of the retiring board, at New York
city, for examination.
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A wHIsKRY HRRo.-Oscar Phil was confined
at the last term of the Rock Island court for
twenty days, for having sold liquor to a minor
He was released yesterday, and large party OF
friends met him on coming out of the Jail, and
fllinR two street cars, took him home to Moline;
where, being joined by others Of his friends,
procession was formed to conduct him to his
residence. Crowds Of people thronged the side
walks, who cheered Justify rs the PROCESSION,
headed by brass band and carrying days and
transparencies bearing significant notices
marched through the streets. Caricatures Of
the ladies, fings at their Deere. who Is mayor,
adorned the uaDsparencies. Arrived at the
house speeches were made, cheers for some,
grosDs for other members of the council were
given, an unlimited quantity of lager was
drunk, and the crowd peaceably dispersed at
10 oo'clock.-Ddrenport (Iotcd) Ga=ette. 30h EIt.
How BOSTON MEDIUM CAME TO GRIEF
Mrs. Theophilus Youngs, q Boston medium,
came to grief at Providence, Monday night.
She performed number Of feats, TO the great
sstonishment Of the audience, among which
were large number Of prominent citizens.
After she had finished, Providence gentleman
went upon the platform and performed all the
feats which she had performed, and explained
them TO the entire satisfaction OF the audience.
The meeting broke up In confusion and the
medium was denounced as fraud.
@An Indiana man died before he could get
q sixth divorce,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE ELECTIONS.
Latest Returns From TUESDAYS
Elections.

sylvaDfa Claimed by the Demo
crats-sfNteen Democratic Congress-
men Elected I'm New Nork-AuoIheF
ENcttemenf I'm New Orleans s-fraud
Feared ON the Part OF the kellogg
Party-ChamberIaiR Majority fn
south Saroitaa p .o00-tsoyeruor
osb0rne's VI Maiorfty La "A ausas M. 900.
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REPORTS TO THE FIRE CoMMIssIoNRRs.-At
the regular meeting Of the hre commissioners
port, showing that during the month OF October
there we're twelve alarms of ere, with an alleged
loss Of "a 800; approved. The report Of tn su-
perintendent OF the hre-slarm telegraph was
also submitted and approved. Application for
a position in the nre department was received
from George Connor and placed on nle.
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IL Corner 9th and d streets
Grand Arr Exhfbitfon

ONLY TJTO NIGHTS MORE, AT PRESEN
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS,
NOVEMBER 6TH AND I'm.
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TUESDAYS ELECTIONS,
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
The News Of Democratic Successes
More Team Confirmed.
A Mount AROIrT PROsT,s g1pcTIoN

Below we give further returns, received las.
night, OF Tuesdays elections:
HasSaphusaffs
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Master John P. Wallis, Or
dered to the Dictator, at Key West; Surgeon
Henry NJ Wells, to the receiving ship Vermont;
Assistant Surgeon James NJ. Amber, TO the
hshSesj Chlef Engineer VIM. g. BuehleF, to
the Brooklyn; Assistant Surgeon S. A Brown,
detached from the Kansas and ordered home.
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~An Indiana man died before he could get
q sixth divorce.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,

Having been remodel.d and improved during the
psEt year, the SALDON-Ihe finest in the city
adapted particularly for Balls and Bcciabes Is row
TesdT for engagements. Appiicstionsto the Janitor
~ the Office, ,fenrraLCe north door, from to
,. N, will receive prompt attention. oct21-l2E
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TIE Hon. JOHN MoRRIssRY, OF New York,
viii, 1t is rumOred, be a candidate for sergeant
alarms for the Forty fourth Congress. III John
succeeds in buying the property on Capitol Hill
tor which he is negotiating a purchase, with
the view to establish a club house, he will al
ways know where TO fiDd the absentees when
there is call of the House.
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DELAWARE.
Democratic Governor. Cong feSsmau
and Ne1fslatura

NEW YORK, November 5-A TINES special
special from Wilmington. Del, saws: aCom-
dem, for Governor, !, ,239 majority and vii.
hams, dem, for Congress, I .5i6. The demo
Gratis carry al three counties and the lature
sll be unanimously democratic, except one
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LOUISIANA.
Another Row ifa pFaG.,aaf

NEW lOAK, November "a special 10 tbe
Tribune nom New Orleans saws evidence accu-
mu' ates OF the deliberate purpose OF the Kellogg
party TO count in their candidates by means ol
the returning board. This discovery has created
great xcitement, and if the plan IL carried out
disturbances are feared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-05
Hon. sam Randall sauguIne.
Democratic Wa aiorfty in the Leg.tsIa-
ture-Jhe Times Comedies rs Deu0-
cratic cCongressmen.

NRW YORK, November 5-The TfBass' lis, OF
ConRressmen elected in this state gives the
Democrats the lst, ID, 4th 5th, 9th, 7th sth, s:h
l0th, llth, 18th, 18th, l4th, 15th, 23d. and 2oth
districts, and the republicans the 10th, 18th
ism, 18Th, goth, 2st, 22d, Path, 25th, 18th 27th
2Sth, SO'h, 31st. sd, and 33d districts. In toe
81 an independent candidate is chosen. The
Times also gives 12 democratic and So reDuhli-
can assembly men, which gives the democrats 5
majority on joint ballot. The Trib4as gives the
Il nuhLlcans only 81 asse m hIrnnan
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PENNSYLVANIA
The State and Iegisfature Tadoubt
esftE nentRPratfR

Especial DtspafcA
The tollowtng dispatch was recei ed on News
paper Row this morning:
PHILApELPHIA, November g. state an
legislature OF Pennsylvania undoubtedly dem
OCrStic. AK M.CrrrE
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NEW JERSEY.
Candidates for the senate Looming

NEW YORK, November 5.-The prominent
democratic candidates for L. s. Senator in New
Jersey, 70 succeed stockton, are Ex-Governor
Randolph, Hon. Jacob Nj. Yauotta, and Hon.
Robert GilchriSt,