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CIRCUL4TIOy OF THE STAR.
sworn Statement
Average Daily Circulation. .......15,se6

Dtsirict oJ Cbltp,lbtd Washington County, SIS.
John Dice, FRESHMAN for The Evening Star
Newspaper Company, having been first duly
sworn, depOses and says: That the figures
above given are correctly stated; that they
represent the number of copies OF The EVEN
ING STAR printed and delivered from the
press room on the days named 70 supply the
current and ordinary demand therefor, and
that, to the best OF his knowledge and belief,
all of said number of copies were actually
sold and circulated as the usual and regular
daily Issues of said paper. JOHN DICE
Sworn and subscribed before me this 81
cay OF April, \. II. 1876.
JOHN T. T.. CLARK, ]. p. TSEALI
Samuel G.. Young, Cashier OF The Evening
Star Newspaper Company, being first duly
sworn. depOses and says: That the figures
above given are correctly stated; that they
represent only the regular and bona ffe circu-
latiOn OF THE EVENING STAR newspaper on
the days and dates named, and that no copies
were printed or furnished for gratuitous cir
culatiOn, or on account of any fictitious, ir-
regular, OF extraordinary orders, or for any
other purpose than 10 supply the current ami
average public demand for said EVENING
STAR: and further, that all OF said copies
were actually sold and circulated in the uni
form and usual course Of business.
SAMUEL q. YOUNG.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 81
day OF April, y ID. 1876.
john T. c. CLARK, J. p. SEAL
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The Continuance OF the Jail Nuts

A large number OF leading citizens of the
District, and owRers OF property in the vicin-
ity OF judiciary Square, have sent a petition
to the President asking that he return with
out his approval "Senate bill No. esq., and
which turns over to the authorities OF the
District the old jail building. They urge
with great force the objections TO the re-
establishment OF this detestable nuisance,
and blight TO all that part of the city. 1t is
sincerely TO be hoped that the President will
listen 10 the appeal Of these estimable citi-
zens, and decline 10 permit this wretched
old building, which has repeatedly been con-
Cemned by our grand juries, TO further cum
Der the ground il occupies so detrimentally.
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SPRING DRY GOODS.

CARPETS AT COST, TO SELL OUT.
lo0 y ards hemnsnts CalcOss, &C.
300 Caiicoes, &c.
hite Spreads, slighuy soiied, sc.
" ice Sheeiings, Sc, worth IS
epring Dress Co De In great variety and prices verY
chosp, from l21ac up 20 Tine goods.
Blo6ming Black AiIacas, IS 371S And SOC.
Pure mohAirs. marked cOWn-fr0m LIZ 70 Ike
Black Silks, Of best makes, cheap
OeEuine " 6msuttR Shirt, uniaundried, good fitting
making
CsTpets at costs goods now 75o
Beet lngrsins AZ less tbaO ma ufac turers' price
COED value Tor your MONEY always given Ia any
part OF my stock. TN NATDAIN
nara zoo Markef
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1,usT{ BARGAINS ,rnsr 81
PAPHRHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, PIC
TUBES, PICTURE FLAMES, PICTURE CORD
ardTASsELS. RINGS. PIOTUBEN NAILS, GOLD,
SILVER and TIMED WIRE PICTURE CORDS,
&c, to make room for Spring Goods. Fancy Goods
At cost choice selection of genuine DRESDEN
PORCELAIN PAINTINGS. handsomely framed
sole agent for BREWERT0N's POPULAR PAS
TEL PaIETIEGS
~ TFRMSCAsH.
Please call ard compare Coos AMI Prices, at
MARkRITER'S,
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NEW SPRING SILKS,
OOLoRED GRENADINES. CASHMERE IL
CuhY, FRkNCH ORGtNDIES
ffR1PED and PLAIN OhMELs HaIR, ard
many other Lew ana desirable spring Goods, lust
Cp-red
Also
large lot of HAMBURG EBGINGS and IN
sER1INns; which We have parchssed at auction,
a. about HGf PTJcS- aod ill run them OFF cheap.
We have also o. hand q com pIete assortment OF
LUPIBS MOURNING GOODS
Os the newest AID most desirabls fabriques i'm
ported.
~ One Price in Plain Figures
W.. VI SHUSTER Il BRO.
u SIq PENNSYLVANIA AyESUE
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FIRST OPENING OF
NEW sPRING DRY GOODS
AT
COIIFN-S NEW STORE.

No. ~Ol corner sth street and Market Space
Handsome Ores, Good. ~ rs, %, Is 81. and 50
cents, tc0 yard Rich Bisck Mohairs and AlpscAs
n'Hpi Superior Black alike, 10 o., 81 2S, q So
SLID, So ~. Mourning Dress Goods. IN all beet
Ethdes enc at lOw prices Cloths aud Cassmerez Tor
Cent ano Soys' Nesr, with trimmings TO match ,
aus arcs - AiiCOes. fast Cnlors. Ga cuts RJj
corded Plque, al cents; Plsii and stripe Mus ius
lou yards white 'smbrics, slightly soi I'd a. -
C. u worth 81 cents, 800 ards Iine Hamburg
Ecg ms and lusfrtiDgs. from suction. from csuts
60 20 cents per yard. With fun stock Staple D.
We.ilc Goods, all AZ los DOVE prices -.
- ALd warranted 60 prove ss repre-eRN
FRANCE BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
~ 1912 street, " DARE, "1.nag-r."
Stiil further ahead. We viii opea on FRIDAY.
March 3ist,s isrse lOt Of DRESS SHIFTS MADE
u amsutta Muslin aud Twenty one hundred
linen, ready 10 put ln ard wear q church or get
married IN. for 81. Just think Of O., only 3 for
such Shirt. mafE-Cf.
DRY GOODS ChBAP.
2,S00 yards best side band Calico at &c sold last
as n ~ lsisc
] 30 yards good brown lotion, cents
Spring styles Dre~s Goods, l1ts, Is D. Is So 500
Ilai6, TNli'ed and stTiIed POngee, 50, 6Ris, rs,
6Ed 81 - cents.
New stg le Psrasnls.
Black silk, 81, g q. al 50, and 80
Black Cashmere, T5c.. 81 &c. and a.
CsssimeTes, Soc 10 o. per yard.
Case Corded Pigue, p. h !, lsh cents.
The New York White shirts, finished. reduced 70
81 Is, better thaa partly made shirt sold ~ the
same price. Frank Lesliss cut paper patterns.
New Catalogues cut.
GEO. j. JOHNSON a CO.
marT-eo 7Il Market sDsoe.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

tNoB BENT-RoONs SINGLE or Ell suite. fur
iishsd Seminary Building, &c 5rgstovn.
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CITf LAUnDRY, No. ssS liza street, near
- northwest-Washipg collected and prom ptly
oeuvered. fine Lediss' Goods and Lace Curtai as Z
sSsciafy. Al work first slass, and prices reesona.
w. spl-ets
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INV bDOlfS,
1T VERY Low PRICESl
COUrH WASHINGvON DRY nOoDs.

= White Corded Piques at l2Sc bcsutiful Dol red
Figured Piques NJ l5c bite Goods, such Mar
seies, Plaid, Stripe, and Plain Nansonks Wet
Lawns and Csnbrics, from &C 20 snc a.V'H wards
Hamburg kdgt, g from 60 &C per ysrd. spring
Dress Goods, Plaid, Plain, Asd Striped, from i2',o
60 toc the hest 25c and S7A,. Black AlpacNs IA
Town; all nun bers MP % &c Spnng Cas-meres,
Ter BOYS ana Cents, &c q = smother q % those
sc Kites hsencN for nm's nenofes-. JOS 81.
PAN EY. corurr Tn ard . sfs Sonthwess apl tr
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SfhlNG GOODS.
heceivtng new supplies daily. FANCY DRESS
GOODs srrvlns-tn al the lev .brics aud styles
Thelsrsest and cheapest stock Of BLACK SILKS,
moHAlhs and ALPACAs 90 be found IN the city
w. w. BURDErTE a 90,
No. S2e 7th street q. ".
marllfr No. zoo h street u. ".
ENIHEsT DRESS SHIFTS MADE TO oRBKR
II OF the very best material, IN the most elegant
manner, for O. IS Perfect sstisfsction guaranteed
Only o28 for the VERY FINEST DREee
SHIFTS, made 90 ORDER, ct the BRANOd BALTI-
MoRE SHIFT FACTORY, 1o12 street, wssh-
marlin IBepI wv DARE, Manager.
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lou SPRIN G.. 1910
BRODHEAD d CO.,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

DctNeeL stn ana lOfh streets,
Invite the attention of Friends, Customers ana
Strsn2ers 90 their stock Of NEW SPRIs9 DREps
GOODS, PAkAsULs, II SSlERY &C , &C which
they are nov opening ~ Pyl0sS lOtcsr thdH eUsr
Iron Grenadines from 1tEc. up.
Al wool Debege, 40c. former price Sc
Black Lyon eilks from CSC up tinoludine Poa.
sons BelloDs, Gu net, and BIunetD
Beauiifnl Linen Lawns en- tine qualities.
FTeres hOecflin Freuch Camhfics In Plain, PLAID
$40 isured, including Bottle Green, NAVY Blue,
SC. &c.
All wool shetland ehaWls 81 IS.
ParasOls and Sun Umbrellas from Ice 20 Is Is.
Button Kids, In al cOlOfs, 81 IS
Wamsutta Cotton, llHc. ward
so dozen Eureka Spool SILK in all 81 AIDES the best
In the L uited Stsfes
10 y IT. n Frame ii &c, 81 per Dozen.
II uu line Ladies and Gents Underwear.
BBAEOH STOLE,
1905 n sTbEET, bet l2th aud 18th old stand D
We otter special induo, ments in late style aud
DGsutiful goods.
RR0DHEAD a 90.
EAr3u S39 fenusylVaniA
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- 0OLDSlElN q w.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
OORhER 10TH AND d SHEETS.
MONEY LOANED or ADVANCES MADE on
any tine desired, on very reasonable terms,
Also, Goods seld on Commission.
At Private saie-NeTy Chesp-A large lot OF Us
redeemed Pledges and Commission Goods, new and
s,ocBd hand Eyery article fully warranted.
All Business strictly confidential
The Oldest and the most reliable house in the
city. marIS tr
$4,000 TO loan on choice real estate, IN sum. Of
from $50 to 4 90, at and 10 per cent Interest
A few sums 81 per cant In from S4Uot s3O,0e
b. III. WARNER,
marn corner 7th and Y streets
ITO L0AE-LsrEe and small amounts of MONEY
j on first class real estate security.
tTHEO II. GATCHELL,
mario I'm Corner llth and streets,
GSn TO $1,000 INVESTED IN sTOOK
S.tO PRIVILEGES PAYS LARGE PROFITS,
Write for ~ page boob, Men and Idioms of Wall ST
and W all So. Review. SnNr FREE.
JOHN HICkLING CO.,
ocu ly Bankers and Brokers, ~ Broadway,H
GAZE AND sUBE INVESTMENT Stock Priv
- ueges one per cent. frem the market at low rates
VIII pay large profits the next 80 DAYS on large or
small investments. Gold, SteckS, Cotton naa To
bacco bought and sold on the most liberal terms
Satisfactory advances on cons.snments Prtoe iists
and circulars free. CHARLES SMEDLEY CO.,
Bankers and Brok ers, 4 o Broad 81 New YORK. r.
D. Bog 31Tt. Near Gold and Stock Exchange.
Isnu 5m
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
OOMS AND TABLE BOARD at 131 street
II (losIe Place. southeast, one square from Penn
81 AHA avenue cars, and within ten minutes walk
OF 1.-THE capitol. Terms very moderate. Especial at
tention given to the table. ap4 ST"
DLEASANT BOOMs AND GOOD BOARD can
l. be obtained at 1909 MsrylaL avenue, a. mod
crate rates, in q private family. marH 2ws
NETROPOLlTAN HOTEL
INl MONTHLY BOARD AT REDUCED RATES.
msrlS I'm GEO CAKE, Proprietor.
SINGLE LODGING Rooms, 80 cents per night.
~ or from % to 50 per week: BOARD or MEALS
az reasonable rates, at No. as Pennsylvania ave-
nue. msrl3- I'm
E0k REhT-very desirable newly furnished
u Rooms, With first class Board, st low rates,
third door north Of street, COS Eth st north
west. feb26 "
MILLlKEN's HOTEL, Come, l0,k asd Is SIS
lSl HOthIceS, WdSAtrsfOn. II. c., one squEre from
Avenue, n, 9th and 18th street cars.
Transient Board S2 per day.
fRAhk MIEEIkkH. Proprietor.
NO BAR. deciD-ts
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EmenB tpHnig4 reHdi The
election was even more Intense than on the.
day Of the election. Thousands throng THE
neighborhood Of Republican and Demo-;
cratic headquarters, and each dispatch re-
'ceiYed favorable for the respective parties
Is received with tremend ous cheering. To-
night Governor Tilden spoke as follows to
q large number OF persons who collected In
front OF his house to ngratuiate him IS
Fellow. Citizens, II thank you for the In
terest you show in the result OF the cleo
ton. You do not, expect me to make o
speech tonight. Fellow-citizens. I bid you
goodnight. ~. s..
REMARKS OF GOVERNOR RANDOLPH.
s Senator Randolph. spoke as follows to-
night in front OF the Everett House:
FelIow-citizens,- the suspense in
which you have been kept for the
last two days I have now great plea.
sure in announcing to you that from
dispatches received to-day we know. for
certain the Democracy have carried the
States Of South Carolina, Louisiana, and
Florida The State OF New Jersey gives
Tilden and Hendricks majority OF 10000.
7 beg OF you, as American citizens,
to remember that the victory we have now
won is not for. the Democracy, but for. ali
citizens Of the Republic who love truth,
right, and justice. The blessing Of the
victory will live through long years OF peace
to the nation and prosperity to the .people.
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tHunton, $50 0sNssi, I97 sEsee,asSs sHoEs,
s193; for amendments, .2S2 against, 1914.
Third Ward Tiiden, 838 Hhnton, 832 !;
Lee, $3.50; for amendments, e23 !; Hayes, 500 /;
O'Neal 5oA;5 Hoge, Goa; against amend
ments, 500. d ~
Fourth Ward Tilden, $40; Hayes, 400 !.
Hunton, 30S; O'Neal, 431 Lee, 311 !;
Hoge, 42s; for amendments, BOA; against,
429. VI OBI 8 : ~.
ALEXANDRIA, COUNTY. 53. u Z
Washington district gives Hayes 49,; TIL
den, 70; O'Neal, 70. O'Neaps majority In
the county is 314 sure, and may run few
beyond that.
BUCKINGHAM.
At New Store precinct the election ended
quietly. Hayeslaud Wheeler, 1872; Tilden
and Hendricks, 132. Republican majority,
so, at this precinct. .i,, - ~
~ 80, ESSEX. tfZ I
Full returns from Essex county, Va.
Hayes, 91S; Tilden, 1893. Hayes's majority,
1876. Bristow, 906; Douglas, 745. Bris-
tow's majority, .181. Douglas gains 105
votes over the election of 1874, Sener's ma
iority in the county then being 288.
nj FAIRFAX. IL
Democratic majority about 200.
en-. ~ FREDERICK. - - -,
Winchester gives Tilden 21S majority.
&C.,. GLOUCESTER.
Gloucester gives Douglas 43 majority.
Total vote of the county, 2,017-largest ever
polled. = s2raa 4
1883 -'as ~ GREENSyTLLE. ,..
BELEIELD, November S.-Jorgenson, 651;
Hinton, $50; De Mortie, 1. Large Demo-
cratic gam.
HENR1co--( Officially y
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FF1E MEMS.
sss
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN s
FIVE THOUSAND LIVES LOST BY, "A TER
4 KIFto CYGLONE--fA DIsAsTERs
AFFAIRS HrNGToN-THE NATIONS
GREAT FAIR AT PHn,ADELPEnA, Sc
wAsH1NGTos ITEMS.

WAsl1NGToE ITEMS.
WASHINGTON. November 9.-Secretary
Morrill, lis the only Cabinet officer here.
Cardinal Mel loskey will visit this city on
the 22d instant to unite in marriage his
niece, Miss Teresa Mullen, of this city, and
Hon. John Kelly OF New York. Miss
Mullen is q sister OF Mrs. francis ID. Cleary,
OF this city. The ceremony will take place
al; st. Matthew's church. ~ ji9
CENTENNIAL NOTES. y S
PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-An. Inn
mense crowd of citizens here, principally
visitors to the exhibition grounds to-day. .
i The election excitement was manifested,
and kilograms from Florida upon the presi-
Dental issue were read from the telegraph
offices on the grounds to boisterous crowds.
A Miss Esling, Of this city, fell dead with
heart disease while passing through the
main hall. = g,.s. n " IL.
A grand programme OF the closing exer-
cises tomorrow has been arranged, includ-
ing salutes, music, &c. The new national
air" Salute to the Flag" by Herbert a.
Preston, the well-known Washington. cor
respondent--forms part Of the exercises.
THE FRANKLIN IN DISTRESS. ~
New YoRK, November 9.-The bark Nor
ma, in latitude 42, ~ n, longitude 62.02
W., passed large man-of-war holding west,
apparently in distress, supposed to be the
steamship Franklin, from Spain. ~.
ii. STEAMER SUNK. . Il
I. CINCINNATI, November 9.-The steamer
Arlington has been sunk at Cumberland
island. No details. " .sf
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Russia.

Russia.
NAVIGATION INTERRUPTED BY ICE.
CRoNsTADT, November 9.-This port and
Roadstead is ice-bound and navigation is
stopped. River Durna is frozen and navi-
cation closed. The river Neva is also
choaked by floating ice from Lake Ladaga.
India.
TERRIFIC CYCLoNE-FEARFUL DESTRUCTION
OF NATIVES HOUSES, 900 LIVES LOST.
CALCUTTA, November 9.-The district Of
Backorgunge was ravaged by cyclone
Tuesday last. One thousand natives houses
were destroyed. The town Of Dowlutkhaer
was submerged by wave, and 5000 per-
sons are believed to have persisted.
PREPARING AGAINST FAMINE PROSPECTS.
:. BOMBAY, November 9.-The Times, Of
India, announces that relief works have
been established in the Sholapore district,
where the Pioneer, on the 9th instant re-
ported there were prospects OF a famine,
and 1000 OF the inhabitants have been I'M
employed.
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II: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
/ nEVoNSTEATION-co LORED CoNSERYA-
IlyES-BCRGLARY.
Jurisprudence Of the Richmond Dispatch
NOVEMBER 8, 1876,
uur election passed Off more quietly than
aay We have had since the war. But there
VI, visible in the action Of both parties 4
eiie: determination to succeed. The Radi-
81, had never been as well organized, and
they voted with remarkable unanimity.
They hauled their lame and impotent to the
polls at the risk Of their lives, and forced
the sacrifice from them. But the Conserva-
live Of Albcmarle did their duty nobly.
II the two precincts in Charlottesville
whrTc the Radicals have polled as high as
g majority they were beaten down to Is
majority, Notwithstanding their registered
N"p0ndcrancc was $50. ALI over the
county the same losses were sustained by
hem and taken up by the Conservatives,
.nd old Albemarlc sends up for Tilden and
Hendricks the crushing majority OF 550-
Inc majority for Eemper being only 800. Ii
j. thought that Harris will get between
10000 and $4,000 in the district.
All day Yesterday the glorious news from
all parts was received with demonstrations
Of JOY by our people, who almost suspended
business and gave themselves up to the
p!ea>nrable emotions produced by such
grand success in a cause so seemingly nope
Ie>,. Preparations are being made for a
rand demonstration tonight. .,.l<- o..
There is no question that many OF the
c1Iorcd people voted with the Conservatives.
Auttercd threats OF revenge and eXcommu-
Asc1tlon from the churches are heard on
every side from the disappointed and
ghagrlncd colored Radicals, who will per-
,ecutc them to the extent OF their ability.
iA"y will be protected by the whites at all
hazards. ....
IN saturday night several freedmen broke
mo The store Of Mr.. Heller and took a
.aFsc quantity OF clothing. They were ar
rested on Sunday and Monday to the num-
Der OF five, the clothing found in their pos
%'sion, and they were Gagged, their votes be-
ay lost 10 their country thereby. .g
Last night Mr.. 0ppenheimer was attack
"a Dy negro, whose name did not learn,
with pistol, when Oppenheimer drew bis
PISTOL y! and shot at him, the negro taking TO-
Hight and escaping. ~ .'1 ,...l, ;.i j.
A dispatch received by citizen Of Char
I'ltesSisie from General Hampton, yester-
Gay, announces that he is pretty well salts
Aso Of his election. 1QUIP. /
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,, a LOST CHILD DIES FROM ExPosrRE.-The
iot'StoWn Ledger says: One OF the most
,1o occasions that we have been called on
q, record for long time is that Of the death
u =, ilttle three-year-old child Of Nh. Nathan
,haaIsoette, residing about mile from Pugh-
t 2mmh' Chester county, which occurred as
ii".io~s: On Monday evening DIR. Barto-
t ,st'e lett home to go to Pughtown, and
i;i leaving kissed the little prattler and
NV, piu hef goodbye. On his return he found
cte enid was missing. Search was made,
u aos The entire night, but not until the
n .n@t morning was its whereabouts diseoy-
s Jeu, when it was found lying in the road
% s mile from home, and dead. 1t is
-, IMPOSED that the little one had attempted
W. - after its father, and became lost and
s uttered about until it finally died from
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Probable majority for Tucker. ...............5,2l5
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, w. Va, November S.-This
State will give about 1900 majority for
Tilden. All three Democratic Congress-
men are elected. "
:" WISCONSIN. ~. 800
MILWAUKEE, November 9.-The Repub-
licaps will have Is majority in the Assem-
Div and II in the Senate. The majority for
Hayes in the State will exceed 5000. ~.
General Dispatches.
NEW YORK, November 9.-The World
has the following specials:
"Nothing but the official canvass can set
tie Wisconsin. Both parties claim it by
about 1000 majority" ~
r. CHICAGO, November S.-1llinois shows
in forty counties a Democratic gain Of
SO, 900. The State is surely Democratic.
=. lSienedl 80 "DANIEL CAMERON, -
! - aSeeretary State Committee"
&c carson, Neuada, November S.-Indica-
tions are that the State has gone Democratic
by 1000 majority .S@,1 dis
NEW York, November 9.-An Express
ncmocraticf extra saws: !" It is, useless to
DENY the fact that maiority of the electoral
votes are for Tilden and Hendricks. This
is the voice, OF. the people, and nothing can
change it but enormous frauds OF the re-
turning boards, as in Louisiana in 1874"
I. SAN FRANCISCO, November "a dispatch
from Virginia City this morning says Ne
vado will give 1000 Republican majority.
Scattering returns from that State also indi-
cate the same result, Returns are coming
in very slowly. ..,-, -. III.
/. Tn California the returns thus far received
give HAYES /, 400 majority, which is not
Iikely toy:be Varied by additional returns.
For Congress Davis and Page (Reps) are
Certainly elected, and Pacheco (Rep.) Is
Thought to he elected in the Southern DIS
trict. running cpnsid erably ahead ,of the
ticket. In the Fourth district the contest
lis very close and indecislye ~ : -. J.
h w sgiNGTos; November CIV Western
Union bulletins give Florida to the Demo l1i
Gratis by 1,500 maj orlty. l, ~ l9Esis2.
! 'The New York Tribune, sum nnonlng UP
the congressional returns, says the Demo
Gratis viii have one half OF their present ma
jority. = s 49, -.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-dne. pes.
figures give the Democrats 2! malosh ~ =
the next House. This recapltulatioh s1I,
cedes TO the Republicans every reasonably
doubtful district. 4. il !, sti:i Z ~
Observation-Disclosures TO THE PREsIDEST-ELECT'
i sNsw YORK, November e. Governor Iii.
den received the, following dispatch thls
evening from Senator Gordon, OF Georgia
Y;ndston, Ca, November {. 10 Hon. %
T. TYEden with your election comes union
Of hearts ais well as OF toequal States. Inc
south will sustain you lin every pledge you
nave made to the American people. tt
- z. g q. 1890. j. B. GORDON.
.gGovERXoT. T1LDEM spE Ela tss 50:
,Nrw IN RF. IS November The excite
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BY TeieGrnPh.
NEW YORK.

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!. NEW YORK, November 9.-Cotton dull and easterf
sales of 633 bales ut 124@12 7-lgc: Elour, LUG.
lower; superfne western and state, S4.oveEYa..s0,
ssIomss5o: Boz good 10 Choice extra,
wheat dull, heavy, and S2c lower, 70 sell G9 aa
unchanged. Oats--Grnded hrmer. CoIee-iflo aGigss
ana unchanged. Sugar quiet ana lrp arsnnsa,
lie. for standard A; for ranu!aled aug poM.
dered; 12@l2bc. for Crushed. 4iol1sseg qgtes and
unchanged. Rice quiet and STEADY. Iaii9w steagy
ut SXGSMc. Rosin and turpent1ue sscadM SoEk,
quiet; about steady new $a!aSsn !, 5aTa
SlO.5O. Whiskey nnssttled at $i.0ef9Si.lpds
Freights to Liverpool dull, $50 Il ia, gi5J
.a,n BALTIMORE. ~ H st
BALTIMORE, November 9-Flenr aaiet and nm
changed. Wheat dull and lower; ySanjH seq
sT2f@s1 80 !: Maryland red, good 70 prime, :26
$3.50; amber, $l.36 @S1.37 !: wlate, s1.2o@
frmer: new southern white, 43@4Sc.; yellow, A8,
assoc. Oats quiet and unchanged Rye steafy Pro
aIY50. Bulk meats-Shouiders,s 7c-; clear RIB
sides. sc. Bacon. shoulders, sgsse = clear To,
and frm-not quosaoly higher. Hhisksy heavy, az