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AUCTION SALES.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

NV dSd. D. W ILL ANS, AuCt1Oncor.
UNIMPRovED PROPERTY CORNER CANAL
soITHhksT, At AUcrfoN. d AA'
M Shall ss on ts ne premises ennis a. ali
&! Let 10 psr, IF l. Lot No in
suit purchasers: each Lot having good front, run.
Terms cash: WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
T. fsTATk oN TWENTY;FIksT s 5 kHF
MhsT BETWEEN AND o STREETS
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
No. 1855 tGawer VI Harvey ct sa a f"SSs
s sss saaea II sHDt T s7
81 Of Original s1L
in Washington city, d C.. fronting on 2Ist street
west and improved by two-story Frame Dwell
Terms: One-fourth cash: residue in six, twelve,
ana eighteen months with SIX per cent interest
sale; seven days given to comply with these terms,
aud If lot complied mp, with right reserved to
goB Tru s3s
DUNCANsON Bros. Auctioneers. jyx eoSd
@IHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on
FRIDAY, August ., 1873. at same hour aud place.
DuNcANsoN BR S.. s Aaets a mfes: 3
HNRUsTE ES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
Il ETY. ON STREET, BETWEEN %
TON.
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated the 18th -
day of April. 1871, and recorded in Liber M. 20
t6S, folio 4l2, one If the land records for .&3
Washington county, ID c., and by dtrectio of the
WEDNESDAY. August 14th. 1878 at 81 o'clock
M, Lot NO. 2 aud part Lot No. 20, in Square
$50 with improvements thereon.
Terms made known on day Of SALE
THOMAS w. LARK, Trustee.
WASH. 3. WILLIAMS, Auct. auc5-eo&l Is
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TRUSTEES SALE of a TWO-STORY FRAME
L DWELLING. ON 81 STREET BETWEEN
d and STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUG.
TON.
By virtue of a deed of trust. dated April -
H. 1871, and recorded In Liber No. 646, o.
ington county, ID. c., and by direction OF the party
secured, shall sell in front of the prem seS, on
WEDNESDAY. August 14th. 1878. at 6 O'Clock
p. m, south half Of Lot No go in Todd's and Gun-
mel subdivision of Square No. 465, with Improve
menfS.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
BENJAMIN FUGITT, Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctr. aug6-eO5t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

CHE Nicely SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
~ HOUSE. WITH FINE SIDE LOT, ON l.
STREET NORTH. BETW ZEN 18TH AND
10TH sTREETS WEST, BEING NO. 1bl3 l.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
NEW-JERSEY.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT GAINED.
ABOUT 400 PLURALITAY FOR THE REPUBilCA'

1HE GlE II lhlCi 'hiA't'i'
ABOUT 400 PLURALITAY FOR THE REPUBiIChN
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
HACKFNsACK, n j., Nov. 5.-The best advces
can get give me 900 plurality in Passaic County,
and 500 IN Morris. against 1000 Ill Bergen. We
believe the Republican Sheriff elected by about 5O
majority. CHARLES II. YooRms,
lRep. candidate for Congress i'll Vth District
HUNIERDON COUNTY
AIyah A. Clark, Democrat, for Congress, has 300
majority. The Democratic Sheriff and two Assem-
bymen are elected, but by greatly reduced ma
joritics.
SOMERSET COUNTY
Somerset County is Republican throughout. r. n
Potts receives 600 majority for Congress in THIS
conntv. but is defeated by the three other counties
in the district, which strongly Democratic.
Schenck il reelected Senator by 226 majority. Van
Lrenw, for Sheriff. by 73S and Ringleman and Voor-
hce arc reelected TO the Assembly by the respective
majorities of Gj2 and 49O
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN HUDSON
A REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN AND AT LEAST THREE
AssENBLYMEN GAINED.
The election in the With Congressional District
of New-Jerscy - Hudson County 80 passed of
very quietly. There were 10 disturbances
at the polls ns far as could be ascertained
ND to midnight. The Democratic majority in
the district usually ranges from 5000
10 900 This year great dissatisfaction has been
caused by the action of the members Of the Demo
cratic General Committee at the prima-
res and the party conventions, and the
returns up to midnight showed the cleo
ton of the entire Republican ticket with the
exception Of one or two Assemplymen. The returns
came in very slowly Returns received at Police
Headquarters, in jersey CITY, up to l o'clock this
morning, give the following results:
For Cougrcssmdp-Patrick II. Laverty Dem.l,
5,093; Lewis L. Brigham rep, 8007 John g.
Wuant Green.l, il6 Bngham's plurality l'Ooi.
For SheriF-John Mullins DEM, 472i John J.
Tofiey Rep, 1865; Isaac Van Saun lGreen 33G
TOfcy'- plurality. 3,o4l
For Assembymen the vote was rs follows:
Let DIstrict-Dudley ;. Steele tDem.l 1,l1l
James Douglas Grcen.). III; ). owen Rouse ltep.''
lid District-F. J. Mcdonald DEM, 334 Dennis
OBrien (GTccn. 2SS James Warner utcp ia.
lid District-H. ID. Schroeder DEM. Las; :.
W. Stilsing Rep, 1861; J. NJ. Iichenor lGrcen'h
Iyth sDistrict-A. L. McDermott DEM. $50;
T. c. Fry RcpJ. 3IOj Thomas Jacobs Green, 2S.
Nth District-H. Duscnbury. Qicpl, LIZA; lhos.
Aldridge Uem.), Gi9; :. Lockwood tGreen.l, lOi.
With DistriCt-G. A. IIllicndahl lRcp.l, il2i ;. y.
Vrceland Dema 800 Peter Cox tGreen.l 10.
The With Assembly District has probably gone
Democratic, Joseph Weeks having beaten c. W.
Wellman, the Republican candidate, by majority
of 200. In the With District James Ii. Tango
mann Rep.J is probably elected.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
REPUBLICAN MA,
MARYLAND.
OFFICIALS ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE.

OFFICIALS ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE Nov. 5.-At the opening Of thcpols at
o'clock this morning, when it YVES scarcely light
a slight disturbance occurred at the Third Precinct
of the Seventeenth Ward between the judges and
Supervisors of Election in regard TO tho custody OF
the balot-box. There were present in the room the
two United States Supervisors and United States
Deputy Wright, the two judges and
the clerk aud four citizens, in all ten per
sons. During the wrangle over tho ballOt-box,
pistol shot was fred and Deputy Mar
shal Wright was struck in the side, the
ball making a slight flesh wound The police ar
rested one Murphy, Democratic Judge Of Election,
the United States DcputyMarshal Wright, and a
citizen named Bussey. who were taken before the
Judge land released OF bail. In other wards, five
Judges of Election have been arrested by order Of
the Supervisors. In these the Judges refused
70 admit the United States Deputy -Manhals into
he room
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

The Fourth District elects Hurd, Republican. Inc
Fifth is probably also Republican.
DAVID GRAY, Editor Buffalo Courier tDem'lI
IN wEsTCHEsTER.
WHITE PLAINS, Nov. 5.-Westchester County re-
turns are few. They show a Greenback vote un-
expectedly large, battling the politicians IN thelr
estimates. The County is thou( to be Democratic
on the Judiciary by small n jorty. Inc 'Voee
ON county officers is close and uncertain mI'
Cobb is beaten for Congress. Mr.. Wells anu M
Bradley, Republicans. are elected to the Asse'nDS
in the Ist and lid Districts. The news OF AleAanoei
Smiths death has made o sad sensation here
WARNER MILLER's ELECTION.
WATERTowS, Nov. 5.-Warner Miliers majority
in Jefferson County for Congress is 1000, and MS
election is assured. Thomson is reelected to the
Assembly by small majority. My majority VIII %
I 600 C.. r. SKINNER,
Republican Candidate for Assembyman'l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
IOWA,
THE SECOND ELECTION.

PRICE REPUBLICAN, HAS TWO THOUSAND MAJORITY
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-A dispatch from Davenport
saws the second election for member of Congress
made necessary by the dispute as to tie legality
of the October election, was regularly con-
Quoted in every precinct in this county to-day, ana
generally throughout the lid Congressional Dis
trct All the forms of law were carefully observed
in this city and township. Hiram Price
the Republican nominee, who was elected in Octo-
ber, received 1.2OG votes, TO 12O in oppo-
sition. The Democrats abandoned organized effort,
and some Of their number voted for Price. 1te
Gazette will publish tomorrow the returns from
other townships in tho county, indicating total
majority for Price, In the county, of at least 1000
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
TENNESSEE.
ONE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-The election was quiet all
over the State and the vote was unprecedentedly
light. The Greenbacker received n majority of the
cOored vote in this county. House, Bright, Dibrell
and Atkins are reelected TO Congress. In the lXth
Congressional District Smonton Dem.l is elected.
Houck Rep is elected In the lid District and in the
Ist District the Republicans concede the election of
r. p. Taylor tDom.) over Pettibone (Rep.) In the
Ivth District, McMilen (Dem.l is probably elected
over Golliday Qnd. In the With District the vote
Is close between Whitthofne and Moon. both Demo-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE RESULT IN KINGS COUNTY.

PRINCIPAL CANDIDATES ELECTED.
THE MLAUGHLIN DEMOCRATS ELECT BURRELL AND
CUNNINGHAM-DANIEL O'REILLY AND $. b.
CHITTENDEN, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR
CoNGRKSs, ELECTED.
The dissatisfaction among the Democrats OF
Kings County does not appear to have
been as disastrous to the interests of the
Regular Democratic ticket anticipated. The
canvass of the vote was slow and the figures were
struggling. Sufficient is known to indicate the sue
cess of the following candidates:
VIM. Burrell DEM Is elected over General Stein
metz Rep.l for Controller.
Andrew Cunningham Dem.) is elected over Al
bert zimmerman for City Auditor. Charles +.
Henry and William Shipman Dems.). are elected
for Charity Commissioners over Chauncey Felt and
Joseph Reeve.
Coagress-IId Dstrict-Dauiel ORelly lRep) is
elected over L. &. Litchiield (Deml lid DISTRICT
5. B. Chittenden tRcp) elected over Huntley. lVth
Dlstrict-Archibad NJ. Bliss (Dem.l is elected over
Lyon.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
GRAIN TRADE FAILURE IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 5.-The suspension of
Dresbach Co., the extensive shippers Of grain, is
nounccd Il s understood the suspension will not have
any material affect the grain trade. The hrm has
loaded ships and sold immediately, carrying but few
liabilities few losses will In rechartering
the ships engaged by the firm az reduced rate.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MICHIGAN.

A SOLID REPUBLICAN, DELEGATION
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE TIIBUSE.I
DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 6.-We have solid Repub-
Hcan Congressional delegation from Michigan
Newbery Is undoubtedly elected in this district, and
Horrin in the With. Republicans are rejoicing
The Legislature Is Republican by three 20 one.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
NORTH CAROLINA.
OFF in THE VOTE.

WHMINGTON, Nov. 5.-The complete returns OF
this city are : Waddell Dcmh for Congress,
1,OO1 Russell (Greenback-Rep.l 1924, making
Russells majority 023, against majority
of 1,OGG for Canady Repl in 1870. There is a
falling Oft of about % per cent in the Democratic
vote and 20 per cent IN the Republican vote. On
the basis of this reduced vote throughout the dis
trict Waddclps majority wonId DE about 800
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
NEB RASKA.
REPUBLICAN BY 5000.

OMAHA, Neb, Nov. 5.-The State will give
slightly reduced majority for the Republican
ticket. The Greenback ticket shows a good
deal of strength in this county. The fn-
sion candidate for Judge Uf the Supreme
Court will run only a small vote behind the RepnD-
hcan candidate. The State will elect a Republican
Governor by about O. 600 majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
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3:45 a. M.
THE LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
CONNECTICUT.
THE STATE SENATORS ELECTED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l


GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
HARTFORD, Nov. 5-The Senators elected are l.
Luther Spencer (Rep.) in the lid District, Carlos
Smith Rep in the IYth II. WaleSL Lines Kep,j IN inc
With, Lorenzo Blackstone Rep IN the With, Rus
sell Tomlinson RepJ in the Xtb, Oliver Hoyt Repl
in the XIIth, Gilbert w. Phillips Repl in the XVIII
Isaac B. Bristol lDem.), in the XYIth. Charles X.
Fagsn Dem.), in the XV1lIth, and Robert Pallon
DEM, in the XXth,-7 Republicans ana Den'o-
Gratis.
Hawley (Rep.), Is elected to Congress by i,Voo
plurality. His majority is LOO over all. Miles
Rep) carries the Iyth District by 1,2OO plurality
Lafe-The vote in the Ist Congressional District
was: Hawley Rep, 11,766i Landers lDem'h
9,776; Baker Green), 0G1; johnson (Prol' los'
In the Id District Phelps Dem. and Green'l'
16 S2S Douglas Rep, 1,40G.
In the Ivth District, Miles lRep) 1917; Brng-
gerhofI Dem) 12,163; Taylor (Greenl l'2'oi
Rogers u'ro) II.
In the lid District, Wait ('ep.) 9.O26; Carter
Dem. and Grean.) 1850; Palmer Prof. 20O'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
DEMOCRATIC BY TIE USUAL MAJORITY.

DEMOCRATIC BY THE USUAL MAJORITY.
GALVESTON, Nov. 5.-Returns are meagre but in
dicate the election of the Democratic State ticket
by about tho usual majority. Not more than
n two thirds vote was pOlled, and no
disturbances are reported from any quarter. Rea-
gan Mills. Culberson and Wellborn, Democrats,
are no doubt elected Congressman. No returns
have yet been received from Schleichers or Han
cock'a Il isiricts.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MISSISSIPPI.
THE DEMOCRATS SUCCESSFUL.

THE DEMOCRATS SUCCESSFUL.
VICHsBURG, Miss, Nov. 5.-The election In
this city passed off without excitement.
The vote was almost solid for Chalmers
Dem) for Congress. AZ far as received, the returns
indicate the success of the Democrats throughout
the State
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-8Y TELEGR4PH
TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH

TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 5.-Two children were
burned 90 death Jefferson this forenoon their
having left them cado The where their clothing
caught fire.
AFALL FROM THE DECK TO THE HOLD.
TORoNTO, Ont, Nov. 5.-As the steam barge Nj
leaving Genesee yesterday Captain Morgan slipped
tho deck into the hold distance twenty teet
breaking his and sustaining serious internal injuries
which may prove fatal
DAVID COOK NOT STABBED.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Nov. 5.-Ihe supposed stab
bling Of David Cook. of Monmouth Beach ri the Halfway
HOse Monmouth County Jeserday turns out c be mis-
take Cook having injured by his horses running
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
TElAS.
no DECISIVE RETURNS.

GALVESTON, Tex, Now J.-Spoclals to The Necs
state that in tho election throughout the State a
very good vote was polled. The returns, owing to
much scratching arrive slowly, and are insufficient
TO base calculation upons.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
cHISAMEY ATTACKED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov: GA dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, says Eight has occurred between
about twenty white and sixty Chinese operatives In the
w0Oen mills at Oregon City, Oregon, the whites being
the aggressOls Several persons both sides
yerely injured and one Chinaman was probably fatally
shot
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE LOCAL VOTE FOR MATOR
BY ELECTION DISTRICTS.
CooPER's MAJORITY 1851.

Comparison is made in the table below given be-
tween the vote for Register IN 1877 and that tor
Mayor this year. All the indications before electoA
day pointed to as close a struggle between Messrs'
Cooper and Schel as there was last year between
Messrs. Loew and Hess. ThetwO contests resemDled
In many other respects It will be seen that these
figures in detail show majority of about - "
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS.

A AGREENRACKER SENT TO CONGRESS-
BosToH, Nov Be. Moody Boynton, Green
backer, is elected over Loriug, Republican, in the
With District.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
Hoyt lRep.l Dill DEM J

EX-GOV. CURTIN ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-In the XXlVth Congress
s,opal District William S. Shellenberger (Republi-
canl is elected by 400 majority. In the XXth Con-
uressional District A. &. Curtin (Democrat) Is
elected by $50 majority.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
WYOMLNG TERRITORY.

REPUBLICAN SENT TO CONGRESS.
OMAHA, Nov. 5.-Reports from Wyoming Terri
tory indicate the election of o. W.Downey, Repub-
lcan, to Congress.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
ILLINOIS.

TWO REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN GAINED
CHICAGO, Nov --Midnight-Retums from the
Congressional Districts of this state, although IN
complete, seem to show that the Republicans have
gained two Representatives, namely, Davis IN the
lid District, and Thomas in the NNIllth. If these
figures hold good, the Congressional delegation from
illinois in the next Congress will stand, Rcpubll-
cans 13, Democrats q. One hundred and
cf shty towns in Illinois give Smith tRcp)
2305s; Cronkrite DEM 1928: Bates M
5.G37 for Treasurer. There are no indications yet
as to the Legislature, except that 1t VIII be
very close, with probabilities of few RcpuOhcan
gains
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 1000 IN 40 TOWNS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-RetuTns from 40 towns ana
precincts in Illinois gave the following totals fo
state Trcasucr-s smith rep l5.0SG; Cronkrite
Deml $500; Bates lGroenbacker) 3,459. The
Congressional vote continues in about the same pro-
portion.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

IN BANGOR, ME.-LOSS, 81, 900.
BANGOR, Me-, Nov. 5.-The house of Eben
Wheeler at East Hampden Me-. was burned this after
noon Loss $1,000; insured for $1,000 In the Phoenix
Sire. Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
SOLID DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION.
lBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Returns so far show tina
thirteen Democratic Congressman have been electe'
from this State.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

THE STEM WINDING "E. HOWARD & Co."
WATCHES
Are both reliable The not only winds
the the hands Every watch IL fully
teed For sale by all nrst-class dealers
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
Announcements

To let cold have it's own way is often to
sssst In laying foundation OF consumption To cure the
stubborn cough cold you have only JudcOusy
Dr. JAMES EXIECroRANT.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.
TIE VOTE by COUNTIES.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-rho following is an estl-
mate of the vote for Governor by counties as far as
heard from
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
TIE LOCKPORT DISTRICT

THE LOCKPORT DISTRICT.
IocKPoRT, Nov. 5.-Both Republican members of
the Assembly are elected In this county. My major
ity for Congress in the district is about $500.
RICHARD CROWLEY.
RETURNS FROM BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Nov. 6.-Dr. Pierce, Republican for
Congress, probably has $500 majority. All three
of tho City Assembly Districts elect Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
7 MEDALS AT PARIS.

A CABLE DISPATCH ANNOUNCES THAT FAIR.
BANKS & CO., SCALE MANUFACTURERS, HAVE RE-
CEIvED SEVEN MEDALS AT THE PARIS EXHIBIT.
TON. MORE THAN WERE EVER AWARDED ANY
OTHER EXHIBITORS AT ANY WORLDS FAIR
THREE OF THE MEDALS WERE GOLD, TWO SILVER
AND TWO BRONZE, A GOLD AND BRONZE BEING
AWARDED FOR THEIR EXHIBITS OF THE IM
PROVED TYPE WRITER AND osCILLATTNG PUMP
FOR WHICH THEY ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
woRLD.-[N. Y. EVENING POST, OCT 20.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
WISCONSIN,.

PROBABLY REPUBLICAN BY 100000
SOLID REPUBLICAN DELEGATION TO CONGRESS
CLAIMED.
lBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
DETROIT, Mich Nov. 5.-Very few re-
turns are vet in. They indicate the cleo
ton of the Republican State ticket by 3d.
600 plurality, and probably the election OF
all Republican candidates for Congress. The only
doubtful Districts are the With and lst There is
DO decisive intelligence yet. The Greenback vote
will probably reach 60 900 IN the State, and 1000
in Detroit but will elect no COngTessmen.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

BARGAINS.-GO to B. 5. SoUIRE's,
500 Broadway, for WATCHES and JRwELRY-CAsu ONLY
right from the iron safe.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

RGpouss6 Silver Ware, solid silver only.
HOWARD & Co. No. 264 5th.ave.. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

EASY TO DRESS WELL.
small OF Will purchase genteel ssrvireable
the puce CotheIs TRAPHAGEN Co., junction OF
80 aud 4thayes.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

Gratis Returns indicate the reelection of Whit
thOrne
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

VOTE FOR BROOKLYN CONGREsSMEN.
The vote for Congressman in the lid, Hid
Ivth (Kings County, Districts IL as follows: