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New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
DIED.

BRIGGs-on Tuesday November o John b. Briggs, in his
Dist year 49,, -. 49,,
day 9Th ins o'clock, from his late residence at fOrd
ham,
HUDSON On sunday October ls at Dnard Ille OF Vane
France Emily Carpenter wife OF LieutenantCOlOnel I'D
ward Mex. Hudson. u \. A. . - -..--, -,
Relatives friends are respectfully invited 70 sited Is
the Church Of 81 vincent do fan zd
at Thursday morning. November Z, at ~
O'Clock punCtualy
KING-At her residence, Hghwood WiehawkeD. n j., on
Sunday November g. sarah Rogers daughter of the late
Architad Oracle am widow OF the late James Gore King
in the S76h year of her
Funeral will be hold at ST. Paus Chuich hobOkeh,
1880 o.. ~ Wednesday. November O. -
attend,
LIVINGSTON springaeli, Mass. Tnrsday. October
81. Anne N. Classy, wtcVT OF Robert r. LlSlhksJ"h.
RECTOR On the 9th inst at tho residence Of William A.
Jenne esq in this city, Henry Rector formerly OF Albany
aged 50 years.
IntcTment az Albany.
SMITH-In this city November at 653 Lexington ave-
Mrs Harriet l. smith. wife OF tho IT. Rev b. b. smith,
Iishop OF Kentucky. ,,-, n. ,-.,. -.
and shave. ~ D. N, ThuTsds November T. isfH
sUTTON-At Purchase. westchcster County. November t.
Iamcs ,. sutton. -,
Funeral vilI aXy place a Friens Mee'ingh0Gse OF thai
place On rCuuth day Friday. November 8. at IL a. n
WiGGINs-S Suddenly tho 9Th lust. thr Rev. Ebsnczei
WggBs, y. ID. -
3O7 West 5.bt-st. Timo given hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

claim that the Republicans have carried every Con-
gressional District, and that the Republicans will
have good majority in both branches of the
Legislature Sixty-Hve towns give Matt Head tRep.l
9,206; Frank A. Mexican lDem.) 1887; Warren q.
Brown tGreenbackeri 1.127 scattering, "a. The
same places in March 1878. gave Benz +. Prescott
Rep.l 9,544 Frank A. MOKean (Dem.l o, l26 scat
tering IS. Republican net loss IN these places 176.
THE STATE SAFELY REPUBLICAN.
REPUBLICANS ELECT THE GDvKRNOR, AND CLAIM
THIRTY-FIVE MAJORITY IS THE HOUSE.
CONCORD n. H. Nov. Done hundred towns
give Matt Head tRep1 1873; Frank A. Mexican
lDem.), 12,037; Warren G. Brown lGreeubacl),
1857 scattering, 46. The same places in March.
gave Benjamin f. Prescott (Rep) 1922 :
Frank A. Mexican Dem.I. 1886 scattering 135.
The Republican net loss in these places is 3d. From
the returns received it appears that Head is elected
bv the people As far as returned the House stands
50 Republicans, 81 Democrats and Grecnbackers.
Tho Republicans claim at least 80 majority in the
House,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
GRep. candidate for Congress in Ist District
GOOD DAYS WORK IN ESSEX COUNTY.

THK REPUBLICANS ELECT THEIR CONGRESSMAN,
STATE SENATOR AND FOUR hssEMBLYMEN.
The election IN Newark and Essex County yestcr-
day was very exciting Oue owing To the fact that
the question of Sunday observance Que of the
issues The vote avery large one, both IN the City
of Newark and the townships. There was decided
falling of IN the Greenback vote. John J.. Blake
the Repub ican candidate for Congress III this dis
trict ttho YIth) is elected by about 800 plurality
VIM. II. Brown DEM. for sheriff. goes out Of New
ark with plurality of 45i. but the Republican vote
in thdtOwnshps elects Van Rensselaer, Rep by over
400 majority. Vim. II. Francis (Rep) for State Sena-
tor has GOO plurality. The defeat of Brown
ment to defeat the Sunday law at the
dictation of the brewers and salOon-keepers.
OF tho Assemblymcn, the Democrats elect George
S. Duryee by 343 plurality in the lid District W.
H. Fielder by 40 IN the Hid District. Thomas
O'Connor by lOG in the IYth District, Peter j.
Grey by 500 in tho With District, and Charles
A. Fitch by 80 in the With District,
The Republicans elect Harrison Van Duyne by 76J
plurality in the lst District, Schuyler B. Jackson
by 800 III the Nth District Edward ". Crano IN
ibe With District and John Gill in the IL IN DIS
trict The Assembly delegation will contain five
Democrats aud four Republicans, II Democratic
gam OF one.
Following Is the vote in the City Of Newark
for Congressman, State Senator and Shorf:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
EPpA HUNTOY REELECTED.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov. J.-Ihe election hero was
very quiet No interest manifested. and the
vote was not half out Eppa llunton. for Congress,
had no organized opposition. HIS majority here Is
$40. John C.. Carter, the Greenback candidate,
received only 21i; and James Cochran, Republi-
can only votes Mr. Hunton's election is sure, but
the vote in the district X very small.
Dispatches TO The Gazette from London and Eau
qulcr state that only a small vote was polled in
each OF those counties. A Lecsburg dispatch says
Loudon County IS close, owing to the very small
ynte
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF NEw.YORK .........Nov S.
Ctr City of Merida Reynolds Vera o. Frontosa
25Ih Cmpeacbe 26th Progfoso 2sth AMI Havana $751; u
str CLYDE MoToa. Aspqwa Oct 2s 70 PasihG Man s. Co.
str Morgan CITY kes+ Galveston oct 20 10 I'os0f'
Morgan 90, ,,.
HSntf FSTna5ns S9 20 oct 3 Y o@p1a 10 RGss 81 %
sur Isaac Ie. Lawrence Hichmond CITY Point and Nor
Str Neptune 5oTTy Boston. to II Dimock.
sip 81 cdSqasToT o EsG Sd@a Gould ma to
Venom II bToS q GO saG"Sre az SaEay OO Ser % d.v,
Ba X Lois (oi Yarmouth n. s). Raymond, Antwerp via
Delaware Breakwaer % ays in ballast 10 BOyI ncken
Bark Farewell Ger. Neunsn Pilau So days. with rags 20
BARK BIeme Gei LIetEe. Antwerp SO days. in ballast to
BTg TaS charley ot Parrsboro y s. Gillespie wind;Or
s. 10 aa with plaster to Kingi weasel TO Ne
Brig SIruna smith, of and 10 days from stJohn B).
Scbr TRos Pilsoury Hewitt Pensacola 20 days. with
schr John Beacham. Woodland, jacksonville days win
chr Jesso Hat Keene River Me- with ice to
Schr VIM Douglass McIndoe Abaooa l3 days with fruit to
James Douglass vessel 70 a J WenDeTg Co; -,-
schr Empire Fisier Bangor win lumber 70 order.
sclr John Daley Long Clark Island Me for Philsdel
schr American Eahe Brown Bangor with lumber to order.
sChr Aida, Matthews Gardiner, with lumber Tor Jersey
s1hr William Thomas IsteJohn, Gardiner. Me- with lum'
chr Sgss Hard. stewart IiiIsSoro 3. IL DAYS. with
scnr Lnba Hutchinson Of and Il days John, B.
with lumber toJ schuyler ygaael 70 oc4mnei ~ %
"a
J. snow. ,u.,,
Schr SaaTbruck. Clark. Windsor. :. for pIa pha.
AaCniasD Robinson, NiiiHOr, ' :, DAYS,
with plaster King; vessel 70 IL W Loud Co
Schr MarY Harrs Crowley, windsor, \ =, via Sacm ~
days with plaster W Chapman; vessel 10 ii Lewis
a
scnr Clara Brett Windsor g. 10 days, with plaster to
scar Magnet Fletcher Windsor s. II days with plaster
to- Il KING. -,--...
% order.
chr Caleb COrkum PIiuce Edwards Island days
with poatOes 10 u W IayweTu
~ Bark Erdna Br SltLh rom Antwerp Whtch was an
chOrcd below, 30 tHe city tOS3S.
Lo Cam, aud 81 Patrick ibt
BOTart rotterdam. which gAoAoted below, came up
20 the city today.
WIND -5uussU-At sandy Hook Light W: clear. Al SlJ
IslAra, NV clear. ~
Gtr city OF Rio Raueiio Weir Thomas Para, Pernam
buco etc. II Mallory Go: " Brugc Foster, BaimoTs
trcms; WVaEOke Couch Richmond. city Point and No
folk Od DOnlnon - 90. Charles Lord cotton. Phladeb
uhia WIN James: GlauCus, Bcarse, Boston, H DnOck
uarks Albert Erslin. WeIling Port Ilttet0D,
James w ElUCI IiadeIfa tAust POdhuzo. Bristol
Slocovch Co; Erycina (Br. II may. SwOnsea, Wales
Tucker Co Liberia, Goyee and Market 1ates Porter
scir Fred smith. Brown. Pernambuco II smith& Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
IndieafIOnG

JndtedfJ0Hs.
For -Eneland party cloudy weather oeca sional
hght snow westerly winds. backing 20 eoutbeastery;
stationary or hgbef temperature. and In tho vest por-
tlons l09eI pressure.
For eMiddle Atlantic Btates partly cloudy weather
BAROMETER
IElBUsE OFFICE. Nov. 8, .. m.-Durtng the clear
weather yesterday the barotoe generally STALLION
sry' excepting a rse In the morning ard o fail In
tee evening rhe femDefature hRs fallen The amount
u moisture ia tbs air IL aman.
COOL and partlF cioudy or clear weather, may be ex.
Seeeed In this city ana vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
WHY TIE VOTE IN RICHMOND WAS SMALL

RICHMOND, Ya NOv 5.-The election was quiet
ard the vote in this city small, Ouly about 5000
votes being polled out of a registered number of
over $4,000. The smalness of the vote was mainly
owing to the fact that the payment of the capita
tion tax was required before voting. General JOS
+. Johnston carries the city by over 1000 majority.
Returns from number Of precincts in this, the Hid
District ind cate Johnston's election bevond doubt
Newman may carry one or two counties, but his
vote will be small
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

SEVEN HoNoRs WELL EARNED.-Fairbanks
& Co. always Carrying on honors a. fairs Ths tlne
az Inc Paris Exposition they have beaten their best
cord said racehorscs. seven medals have been
awarded IEen-the greatest number bestowed on
single tIrm al ole worlds fair Fave or these TWO gold
two silver and brOuzC-werc given for the IDeOm'
parable scales which have OY their own merit made
tLer waS 10 every civilized corner VI tn eartn. Toe
Testimonial from the ghcsL impartial sources 20 tue
excellence of these scales must now number many nun
course wherever they appear ia vutIon One other
gold and a mccall went to Fairbanks Co. IRON
Paris for their improved type writer and oscating
pump. The whole county shares W lth the recipients In
me pleasure Of these tributes 20 American
In geuuty ANA enerrisc.(N. y. Journal Of Commerce
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BUTLER BURIED UNDER 10000 PLURALITY.
ALL rHR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES BUT ONE RE-
rrrn>-1.r, r,A cnNcnEcS-1 Hnpn1n MnRsF inEM

BUTLER BURIED UNDER 10000 PLURALITY.
ALL THE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES BUT ONE RE-
TURNED To cONGREss-LEoPOLD MORSE tDEM.)
ELECTED IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRI8UEEi
BosToN. Nov. 5.-The great contest in MasSa-
chuse,ts between tine advocates of an irredeemable
worthless currency and the friends of honest money
has terminated in favor of honesty. The Repub-
cans have carried the State by about 10000 plural
ty, and have burod General Benz. F. Bntler pOlil-
oally 80 deep that hIs resurrection is matter OF
grave doubt. Probably never before IN tho
history of Massachusetts has there been such
an intensely earnest and bitter contest
There were four candidates in the field
for Governor: Thomas Talbot Republican
Josiah G. Abbott Democratic, AlOnzO A. Miner,
Prohibition and Benjamin F. Butler. the candidate
of the Greenbackors, Democrats and SOreheads
Butler has been supported in the main by the least
responsible, most reckless people in the State. Tho
respectable element in his support has been prnc-
pally from bankrupts and men who were !dissatis-
lied with themselves and everybody else, with
small number who admire Buffers smoothncss and
have personal and selfish reasons for supporting
him.
Thomas Talbot the GOvernOr-elect, was born in
Cambridge. N. Y, and Is sixty years of age Both
his parents were natives of Ireland. He was many
years au employs in the woOllen mills of this State
and since 1889 has been in partnership with his
brother in the wool business at North Blerlca. Alr
Talbot has been a member Of the Legislature for
five consecutive years was a member of the Cover
nOIs Council under Andrews, Bullock and Clatlin {:
in 1872 he was chosen Lleutenant-CiOyernOr
by the Republican party upon the same
ticket with William b. Washbun. who was the
Republican candidate for Governor. and he was
reelected in 1873. During the session of the Legis
ature OF 1874, Governor Washburn was chosen to
fill the vacancy in the Senate of the United States
caused by the death of Mr.. Sumner and from the
first Of May that year until Governor CASTOR was
iuaugurated, the Lieutenant-GOycrno was the
Acting Governor OF the State. In the Autumn of
1874 he was made the candidate for Governor by
the almost unanimous vote of tho Republican Con-
yention. The campaign of that year one
of disaster to that party in the entire country.
In Massachusetts, the Democrats elected five mem
bers of Congress and their candidate for Governor.
This general disaecon, coupled with an opposition
to Mr. Talbot on account of his action upon the
labor question, caused his defeat. When the cam
paign of 1878 was about to open there was a very
general demand that Mr.. Talbot should be again the
standard bearer of the party, but he declined to be
a candidate.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MISSOURI.

PARTIAL REPUBLICAN SUCCESS IN ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Nov 5.-Partial returns from this city
indicate that something more than half
tho Republican ticket has been elected.
The contests ia both the lid and Hid Congressional
Districts seem to bs closer than expected. and
tho result cannot be forecast at the present writing
The result in the LIST District cannot BIO given to-
night as several counties outside of the city form
ing part Of that District enunOt bc heard from.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
NEH-HA MPSHIRE.

A CLEAN REPUBLICAN SWEEP.
OFFICIAL ESTIMATE OF THE VICTORY.
IBY TKLEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSEI
CONCORD, N.H Nov. 6.-Doubtless clean sweep
Head is elected Governor by the people. We have
all the Congressman and both our Senate and House
H. II. HUsR,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
HEADS MAJORITY 200 IN NSIXTY-FIvEToWNS.
REPUBLICANS CLAIM EVERY CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRIcT AND BOTH BRANCHES OF THE LEGIslA-
TURF.
A special dispatch to Tie Journal from Con-
cord. n, H., says the Republican State Committee
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
RHODE ISLAND.
ROTH DISTRICTS REPUBLICAN.

BOTH DISTRICTS REPUBLICAN
NELSON W. ALDRICH SENT TO CONGRESS PRoM THL
IsT DISTRICT AND LATIMER W. BALLoU PROM
THR I'D.
PROVIDENCE. Nov. 5.-The election has been
spirited The Greonback vote is insignificant.
There was sharp contest in tho Western District
The Journal has returns from the entire State except
Block Island In the Ist District, Nelson w. Adrich
tRep.) has 500; Davis Dem.), 1924; Sayles
IGreenback). COG; scattering, 1o4; Aldriehs ma
iority. 1876.
In the lid District Lotimer w. Bailou Rep) has
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

e.. John 0oode, ,r.; 7...John II Harris.
s.. Joseph "a Johnston .Eppa HnpIon..
g. GEORGE G. -Cabeilf g.. james b. Richmond.
WEST VIRGINIA.
DEMOCRATS 3.
l. Benz Wilson. 3....JOhn L. Kenna..
g.. .Benl. +. Martini
WISCONSIN,
REPUBLICANS, 3
l. Chas G. williams. 7..H. l. Humphrey:
Q Lucieu b. Caswell, g.. .Thaddeus c. Pound:
g.. George Z. Hazeltont
DEMOCRATS, 3.
4....P. V. Deuster. O....GaDrlel BOucke
s.. Edward s. Bragg.
tReelected
hepuOdcanS '~o
Total Democrats and Greenbaekcrs............ l6i
Democratic majority rall................... 3a
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
VERMONT.

A GRFENBACKER SENT TO CONGRESS.
ST. AIBANs, VT, Nov, 5.--Thc election to-day was
for Representative in Congress. there having beon
none chosen ai the September election. Fifty towns
give Bradley Barlow, the bo,tinr Republican and
Grccnbacker. 1873; Groat regular Republican,
3.2JG; Waterman. DEM, S22 f; Barlows majority
over ALL :. .295: plurulity over Groat, 4.1l7. with
twenty-six towns to hear from. As plurality elects,
BarloU's election j. certain.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
BLAKE's MAJORTY,EI.sOO.

iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TMBUNEl
ELIzARrTT, Nov. G.--l a. m.-Latest returns give
Blake for Congress, 1900 majority; Francis for
Senator, 200, and Van Rensselaer, for Sheriff, GOO.
Republicans elect four aud Democrats five Assem-
blymen. AMOS CLARK, JR.
REPUBLICAN GAIN IN ESSEX COUNTY.
lBY TELECRArH TO IHE TRIBUSEI
ORANGE. n. j. Nov. 5.-Tbe estimated Demo
cratic majority Of 400 in tho Rerrymnndered IXth
Assembly District of Essex County has been wiped
ont. aud John Gill Rep). is elected by at least 90
majority. OLIVER Johnson.
Editor Of The Orange JOurRaLl
THE SIXTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN.
JOHN l.. BLAKE ELECIED 70 CoNGEESs ~ ONE
THOUSAND FIyE HUNDRED PLURALITY
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNEl
NEWARK. n. j., Nov. 81 am elected by about
1000 plurality. JuHS l.. BLAKE.
Republican candidate for C0ngress.l
REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN UNION.
IBr TgIEGRATH To- THE GKiBUSE..
FLIZABETn, Nov. 5.-Clark, Republican. for Con-
gress. is ahead Gil in one ward Of Elizabeth. and
nine out of eleyon townships heard from in Union
County. The Republican Sheriff il probably
elected. Vernon, Republican. is elected in the Hid
Assembly District by 400 majority.
AMOS CLARK. JR,
IRopublican candidate for COngross.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
NE W-JERSEH.
EX-SECRETARY

EX-SECRETARY robson SUCCESSFUL.
LARGE PLURALITY, AND PEOBABLY a MAJDRITY,
FOR HIN IN THE IST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRInUSE.i
CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 5.-RObeson's majority over
both opponents in Camden County is near 1000.
The Republican county ticket is elected Sewell for
Senator by over 200 majority. Robcsons plural
ity in this district is very large probably majority
over ALL GEO. NJ. ROBFsON.
[Rep. candidate for Congress in lst District.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MINNESOTA.
ALIGBT GREENBACK VOTE.

ST. Paul, Nov 5.-The election proceeded quietly,
but with full vote in the city, and
much scratching Congressman. The scat
tenng returns received indicate the Green
back vote to be insignificant the
State ticket. The returns Congressman
in the Hid District indicate Washburn lRepl Rs
largely ahead of the State ticket in Minneapolis.
and slightly behind IN ST. Paul and in the outside
counties If he is elected. il is by a reduced ma
jority from 1875.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
NEVADA.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.

SENATOR JoNEs's REELECTION THUS SECURED.
VIRGINIA CITY. Nov. 90 p. m.-The indI-
cations arc that the State Legislature will be Re-
publican. securing tho reelection Of Senator Jones
1t is reported that Deal the Democratic candidate
for Congress is probably elected by trading Oh three
votes for Deal TO secure one for Judge Rising The
indications arc that Bradley, the Democratic cand
date is elected Governor.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE LEGIsLATURE REPUBLICAN.
nr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

InT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCEE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Tho Legislature Is un-
doubtedly Republican in both branches. Gains IN
Philadelphia and Aleghany County almost wipe
out the Democratic plurality Of last year.
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
BUTLERs FRIENDS ADMIT HIS DEFEAT BY

IIIIIRI IIIV y T 10 IR7II8II y
BosTON, Nov. Sat 3 p. IN. TalbOfs election by
30 600 plurality Is conceded by Butler's friends
All the Republican Representatives 20 Congress
from the eleven DISTRICTS with the exception Of tho
IVth, where Drummer is defeated by Leopold Morse
[Dom.) are undoubtedly elected, 80 far as present
returns indicate.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
CAMERoNs REELECTION SECURED.

CAMERONS REELECTION SECURED.
GENERAL HOYT's PLURALITY IN MS OwN COUNTY
7oOO-A DOUBTFUL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
SAVED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRnUsBi
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The best informed men
at midnight estimated that tho Republican State
ticket will have q majority Of from 25,O00 to 30,
900. General Hoyt's plurality in his own county
Q.uzerne) is 1000. Russell Errett Is elected 10
Congress in Allegheny County, District that IL
was feared would be lost. Mr.. Brumm, National, is
elected in the XIIIth District, a Democratic loss
There have been gains of Assembymen, and II is
confidently predicted that IN joint ballot there viii
be large Republican majority, securing tho reolec-
ton of Senator Cameron. l.. CLARRE ID ,YIs
Editor The Inqurerl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
WISCONSIH.

THE FOURTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN.
MuwAUKFE, Nov. 5--1l Z. M.-Frisby rep has
been elected in the IVth District by over 100 ma
jorty. a gain Of $500 he whole Republican
county ticket il also elected.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
DEMOCRATIC BY 4 LARGE MAJORITY.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Nov. 5.-Thc returns received
up to this hour at tho Democratic headquarters In
this city indicate tho election OF the entire Demo-
cratic State ticket by q large majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE almanac
ann rises SO A5l Clock slovl6n.lfs.
Moon sets S2l Moon souths. 03l Mooa's days ~
HgH wATER foDAT-.A.
Sandy Hook 43G Gov Island. 643 Hell oato.... 751
wAGgR roDAI-P. "A
Sandy Hook 4:59 GOV. Island. 6:67 Hell 0ate. TAG
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

II YOU woud wlu says Armand when he den0unces Ca
% HUNPnkEYss PARIS DIAMONDS, upon which neither
time haze eject are GcOa1g OF camonds pc
action crystal base They are
Tor sale only AZ r. UAPHREYss jeTolTy establishment elg
Broawa, corner l2hst New York Price list sent free
mt
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

. National
COTRT OF APPEALS JUDGE ELECTED
George T. Danforth, Of Monroe.
SUPREME COURT JUDGE ELECTED.
vIIth Distr1ct-FraDcis A. MaoOmber, OF Monroe.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
PASSENGEPs ARRIHED.

FROM AsPINwALI,-By steanship Civd%-W. Demp'
sey W. ID. Buckingham, Miss IL T. Couch, W. o. haf
sey Mrs. ID. Bright 4. II. Coo II. y Tones
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
SOUTH UAROLIgA.

A SOLID DELEGATION TO CONGRESS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 5.-Returns up to IL p.
M, indicate the election Of solid Democratic dele
CATION TO Congress-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

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OF ecttras delivered kahns MuAe;In OF AiatDnf, cS
aud premature declhe
dlsDutaby how lost health mas Tczan7 anorng cl1
syIopsis Of the iupe,mcns 10 marriage AMI Tue htso %
nervDrs physical debility. being tbs TesN o ~ years eh
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Post once. xsw.Yesk, November q ls7a
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

AngcII,s Turkish Roman and Electro Baths 6l Ioxng.
tOnaYc the highest perfection OF O@thlug ld~
Gay and evening GenLemen day aud night
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
CLYMER's MAJORITY 5000.

READING, Penn, Nov. Sin the With District
Heister Clymer Dem.l is reelected by over 5000
minority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
ANOTHER EsTIMATE.

ANOTHER EsTIMATE.
iBY TELEGRAfH THE TsIBCSEl
PImADELrHIA. Nov. 5.-General Hoyt5 plurality
in from 20 900 to 10000 in the State. The Legis-
lature is largely Republican There is 10 change
in the Congressional delegation from Philadelphia.
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
l0f The Philadelphia Press.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

HOYT'S PLURALITY 25, 900.
OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN ESIIhATFS.
IBI TELEGRArH 10 TnE TRIBUNE!
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.--ScRttcTing returns show
largo Republican gains, and indicate plurality fol
General Hoyt OF q, 900. NJ. s. QUAY.
Chairman Republican State Committee.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
cnNGREssMAN nnnnrs RE.ELEcTIoN.

CONGRESSMAN GOODIS REEIEJIION.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 5.-The election was quiet,
and q small vote was polled. Returns indicate
Goodies reelection to Congress by 1000 majority.
Norfolk ana Portsmouth give GoOde ,O32 majority.