241..

ī

841..

740 488

608..

860

Prince George
rance will m
Princess Anne
Pulaski...
Rappahanock.
Richmond....
Roanoke

Rockbridge..

Rockingham..

No nom. Hollinay HayesTiid'n Cochrane, Ind., hat 506 votes.
5889 M'Mullin,id Richmond Egbert
10441 4829

4791

Pridemore 15127 10336

792 Newberry, Ind. Dem,, had 4,640 votes, and
941 Camp, Rep., had 613 votes.
499

1152 In 1876 the aggregate Congressional vote
2505 was 235.465; in 1878 it was 126,187, cf
3380 which the Republicans had 27,217; Demo-
1051 rats, 72,721; Nationals, 4,172, and Indepen.
1167 lents, 22,177.

LEGISLATURE, 1878.

Senate. House. Jt.Bal. 9

1026 Maj. o'r n't

5120
291

Stafford

1074..

234

1022 Democrats.

947 Republicans.........

636 Independents......

Sussex

C63..

1145

710

Dem. majority......

4

1.3

Warren

Warwick..

231.. 137

931

Washington

Westmoreland

In the preceding Legislature the Demo155 rats had a clear majority over all others of 2228 31 in the Senate and 70 in the House.

620 The following are the aggregates.on other 511 State officers vet d for:

1611

539 Lieut.-Governor-Jas. A. Walker,D. 81,969 Scattering 6.911 1617 Attorneu-Gcn'l....James S. Fie.d, D.100,952

WEST VIRGINIA.

6445

7050

778 Countics.

(54)

Danville...

652..

CONGRESS, 1878. PRES. 1876.
Tep. Dem. Nat. Rep. Dem. Gren.
Hub-*Wil- Bas
Til. Coop

Williamsburg.

Manchester...

Fredricksburg

Lynchburg in

cluded in

Campbell Co.
Total..

4389 101940.. 95558 139670 Harrison. 1090 1677
Lewis..... 673 1019
56.35
4.13 95.87.. 43.65
Marshall. 1400 1047
Obio 13325 2878
Pleasants. 298 550

bard. son. sell. Hayes.den. er. 675 3rooke... 345 450 216.. 495 €41 534 Calloun 248 675 12.. 258 525 Doddridge 388 726 451.. 673 734 Filmer.... 243 850 41.. 276 683 Hancock. 423 417 41.. 518 428 1002.. 1711 1958

2

56

99

44112

290.. 833 1198 44.. 1971 1499 229.. 3240 3831 121.. 389 510 244..1099 977 187.. 985 810 35.. 595 1373 420 750 36.. 435 599 Wood. ... 1546 1771 1117.. 2096 2285

*Includes Lynchburg. 154 votes for Hol Ritchie.... 770 868 liday in North Danville.

753 767

526 1412

3

21

Tyler.

9

101

Wirt

11

271

14228

3288

Critcher, Ind., had 2,296 votes.

2 Dezendorf Goode.

Segar.

16885

1896

3 Newman. Johnson.

Walker.

13430

15535

.

4 Jorgensen. Hinton.

2106 Jorgenson. Hinton.

12492

M. R. DeMortie, Ind. Rep., had 383 votes.

5 Witcher.1.Cabell.

13896

1404

Lewis.

Ca ell,

No regular nominations by any party. 8 Carter, I. Hunton. O'Neal.

*Mar-Thomp

Barr. tin. son. Hayes.der. cr.

Barbour... 399 1202 359.. 893 12: 8

667 1234
248 227
Hmpshi'e, 17 1113
Hardy
5 912
Jefferson., 118 1279
Marion ... 1036 1448
Mineral 133 786
M'n'ng'lia 1227 1182
Morgan... 199 540
Pendleton 88 636
Pocahon's
500
Preston... 1434 2185
Randolph. 184 922
Faylor.... 992 1038
Tucker
71 279
Upshur.. 764 454
Webster... 5 484

124.. 606 816 155.. 278 1657 114.. 147 877 237.. 975 2022 634.. 1560 1725 478.. 697 971

48.. 1572 1136 112.. 519 422 333.. 346 808 239 627 164.. 2183 1224 148.. 300 944 249.. 1227 1022 71.. 130 316 307.. 1029 582 3 43 324

46

Huuton.

1666)

615

can nominec.

In the IIId Congressional District, the Washington.... 994 2187
Republican vote was cast for Henry S. Waukesha..
Walker. National, there being ro Republi- Waupaca..

Waushara..
Winnebago..
Wood..

. 13,181 Trempeleau.
Vernon
Walworth.

2483

731

176.. 2360

790

1678 416

846.. 2763 1117

2914 1374

160.. 4212 1970

2484 2388

187.. 1321 3047 276.. 3129 5335

1473 990 1282 257

772.. 2642 1592

377.. 2080 548

Per cent.....
Majority.......

6141

Senate. House. Jt. Bal rotal vote......

Republicans..

257,312 CONGRESS.

170,070

1878.

1876.

Rep. Dem.

Rep. Dem.

Williams*ParkerWilliams Wins ow

14629 9949 182 6

II. Caswell Davis. Caswell. Orton. 12607 9302 15073 14845 328

Maj.orn't 3105

6728

12478

H. S.

Teuney, Nat., had 2376 votes

INTERNAL REVENUE, POSTAL AND TARIFF DUTIES.
Internal Revenue.

Bankers' capital, 124 of 1 per cent per month.
Bankers' circulation, 1 of 1 per cent per
month.

Bankers' checks, 2 cents.

Bankers' deposits, 11 of 1 per cent per
month.

Cigars, foreign and domestic, $6 per 1,000.
Cigarettes, foreign or domestic, $1 75 per
1,000, weighing not over 3 pounds.
Cigarettes, foreign or domestic, $6 per 1,000,
weighing over 3 pounds.
Chewing and smoking tobacco, 24 cents per
pound.

Snuff, 32 cents per pound.

Distilled spirits, 90 cents per gallon.
Fermented liquors, $1 per barrel of 31

galious.

Matches, in boxes containing 100 or less, 1 cent.

Over 75 and not over 100 c:s. retail, 4 cts.

Rates of Postage.

First-Class Matter.-Consisting of letters. sealed packages, mail matter wholly or partly in writing. except book manuscript and corrected proofs passing between authors and publishers, and except local and drop letters, or United States postal cardsthree cents for each half ounce or fraction thereof. On local or drop letters, at offices where free delivery by carriers is established, two cents for each half ounce or fra tion thereof; on local or drop letters, at offi ces where free delivery by carriers is not establishe 1, one cent for each half ounce or fraction thereof.

Second-Class Matte-On all newspapers and periodical publications mailed from a known office of publication or news agency and addressed to regular subscribers or news ageuts, 2 cents a pound or fraction thereof on all issued weekly and oftener; issued leco frequently, 3 cents a pound or Over 25 and not over 50 cents retail, 2 ots.fraction thereof. County papers to actual Over 50 and not over 75 cents retail, 3 cts. subscribers in county whero published, free.

Matches, in boxes containing over 100 and
less than 200, 2 cents.
Proprietary Articles-Less than 25 cents re-
tail, 1 cent.

Third-Class Matter.- One cent for two ounces Jinens, of all kinds, 30 to..

bottles, 20 cts. per gal. Epirituous, $2 per proof gal. Vinous, still wines in casks, 40 cts. por gal.; in bottles, pints and quarts. $1 60 per case; Champagnes and all sparkling, $1 50 per doz., pínt or less; $3 per doz. over 2 and not more than 1 pint; $6 per doz. over pint and not more than 1 quart.

on almanacs, books (printed), calendars, cat- | Liquers-Malt, 35 cts. per gal.; not in alogues, corrected proofs, hand-bills, magazines, when not sent to regular subscribers. maps- lithographed or engraved - music (printed sheet), newspapers, when not sent to regular subscribers, occasional publica. tions, pamphlets, posters, proof-sheets, pros pectuses, and regular publications designed primarily for advertising purposes. or for free circulation, or for circulation at nom. inal rates. One cent for each ounce on blank books, blank cards, book manuscript passing between authors and publishers, card boards and other flexible material, chromo lithographs, circulars, engravings, envelopes. flexible patterns, hellotypes, letter envelopes, letter paper, lithograplis, merchandise, models, ornamented paper, postal cards, when sent in bulk and not addressed, photographic views, photographic paper, printed blanks, printed cards. sample cards, samples of ores, metals, minerals and merchandise, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots and scions, and stereoscopic views.

Tariff Duties.

Marble statuary.

40

10

20

40

20 35 50

Medallion casts in plaster..
Medallions, small, of gilded glass.
Meerschaum, manufactured..
Miniature cases, ivory..
Mosaic pictures, of marble.
Mosaics, Florentine, of slate..
Mosaics, real, not set, 10 per cent; set.. 21
Mother of pearl studs, shell boxes, etc.. 35
Musical instruments.
Necklaces, glass beads..

Odor cases, glass and leather..
Ornaments, cut glass...
Osier baskets.

Paintings, enamelled on roid or other
metal.

4)

pound and..............

40

Paintings, in water colors, by brush..

Beads and bead ornaments

50

Paintings on leather.

Blankets, from 20 to 50 cents per pound

Papier mache manufactures......

and..

Books

25

Pearls, for necklaces, as beads.

Bracelets

50

-OF

TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1879.

NOTE.-For full advertisement sec the page referred to.

ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS.SAMUEL RAYNOR & CO., 115 and 117 William-street, New-York. Page 126.

Publica.

FRANK LESLIE'S Ilustrated tions for 1879. 53, 55 and 57 Parkplace, New-York. These publications

INK.-W. D. WILSON & CO., Franklin-embrace a wide range of popular readManufacturers of ing. Page 128.

square, New-York.

Printing Ink. Page 123.

FRANCIS & LOUTREL, 45 Maiden Lane, New-York. Patent Copyable Printing Ink. Page 124.

H. D. WADE & Co., 119 Fulton and 50 Ann-sts., New-York. Manufacturers of Printing, Lithographic and Plate Inks and Varnishes. Page 124.

INSURANCE-The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New-York. F. 8 Winston, President; Richard A. Mc Curdy, Vice-President; I. F. Lloyd, Secretary. Page 121.

THE TRIBUNE NOVELS. The cheapest and best series of fiction. Every Nov.1 Page 127. complete and unabridged.

THE TRIBUNE EXTRAS. Page 126.
PAPER DEALER.-PETER HERDer,
Mailing
9 Spruce-street, New-York.
Wrappers a specialty. Page 124.

RAILWAYS.- CHICAGO AND NORTH-
WESTERN RAILWAY. Manages over 2,000
miles of road in six different States and
The only line that runs
Territories.
Hotel Cars west of Chicago. The most
popular route of travel between the At-

MEDICINES.-PORTER'S Cough Ballantic and Pacific. Page 125. sam; Medicated Stomach Bitters, and Curative Pills. Sold by all Druggists and Country Merchants. Page 120.

PUBLISHERS.-MUNN & Co., Scientific American, 37 Park-row, New-York. Branch office at Washington Page 122

STATIONERS AND PRINTERS. FRANCIS & LOUTREL, 45 Maiden Lane, New-York. Old established. Page 124. SOLICITORS OF PATENTS.-MUNN Co., 37 Park-row New-York. Branch ffice at Washington, D. C. Page 122.