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Jtanmifr (Etmag Jltar. Miss Jeanxie Patterson. —We know that our citizens will be glad to hear that the above accomplished lady will give another “reading from the poets'’ at the Mozart Hall on Friday evening next. Iler selections are good and her reading per fect, and those who wish to enjoy a real treat should not fail to attend on Friday evening next. Tiie Election —Col. Anderson Elected Mayor ijy 185 majority.— Below we give the result of the Munici pal election which came off yesterday, and careful perusal of the candidates and figures will show that the regular ticket swept the field by a good majority. There were 2497 votes registered, (2089 whites and only 408 colored,) and 1780 votes polled, leaving 717 suffrage slingers, who either did not care to exercise that ri<rht, D / or perhaps lost their registration ticket, and thereby forfeited the right to vote, as no duplicates would be issued under any circumstances. The election for Mayor as will be seen was very close in deed, but is always the case when two such good candidates as Anderson and Cohen are in the field. The following is the re sult of the count: Up to the hour of going to press the managers of the election have not finished counting the votes for Aldermen. So we are unable to give the votes of the can didates. The following is the result of the •J vote for Mayor: E. C. Anderson, 987 Solomon Cohen, 802 Anderson’s majority, 185 Although the votes for Aldermen have not all been counted enough is known by what has been counted to warrant the statement that the regular Democratic nominees have been elected. Humpty Dumpty.— Remember that ‘‘Humpfcy Dumpty” *will be presented at our Theatre again this evening, and all who wish to enjoy a real hearty laugh should not fail to see Fox in his specialties. In addition to that, there are several very attractive features in the performance among them we would mention, the Rus sian Quartette, which is hard to beat; The Child Wonders on the Velocipede; The excellent gymnastic performance; all of which together with Fox's clownish antics and laughable tricks make an ex hibition well worth the price of admission. See programme on first page. It is stated that a general reduction of telegraphic rates will be inaugurated soon. BRYAN BROS., DEALERS IN Choice Family Groceries Cor. of State and Drayton-sts. %r . Z'W'SVe beg to inform our friends find the pub lic generally, that we have now in store one ol the best assorted stocks of Choice Family Groceries, To be found in the city, to which we are making regular additions by Steamer. Butttcr, Cheese, Lard, Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Breakfast Bacon, Tongues, Ac. BRYAN BROS, Fail and Winter Goods ! JUST RECEIVED AT COHEN S TRIMMING STORE 161 BROUGHTON STREET. TRIMMINGS and SASII RIBBONS, of all widths and shades. LADIES’ and MISSES’ CORSETS. EMBROIDERIES in great variety. LACES—ReaI and Imitation. WniTE GOODS. HOSIERY, GfltfTS’ FURNISH ING GOODS, NOTIONS, and a great many other articles, too numerous to mention, at the old stand ol COHEN & MEKTZ. oct7-6m ISAAC S. COHEN. COALand^AIN JgEST ENGLISH COAL and ANTHRACITE COAL For Ranges and Stoves, delivered promptly all over the city. Also -AH kinds of FEED, HAY, and COUNTRY PRODUCE, at J. A. MERGER'S, No. 157 BAY STREET, novls'3m Between Whitaker and Barnard. THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Carpets, Oil Cloths, and WINDOW FURNISHING, EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, AND AT VERY LOW FIGURES. oct - C:n LATH HOP & CO. ry NUGE N T , DEALER IN THE BEST OP ALES, WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGALS, Clr. Bryan and Bar new and Streets. Hot Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Hot Apple Tod dies, Hot Tom and Jerrys, and all drinks of the season served up in good style. A Fine Lunch served every day at 11 am. Board and Lodging. REMOVAL. IJTAVIXG REMOVED MV STOCK OF PAPER, STATIONERY, ETC., TO NO. 135 BAY STREET, (Between Bull and Whitaker streets.) I BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION I. of my patrons and the public generally to the tact, and im ite them to call and examine my stock. R. A. WALLACE. OCt7tf HOLIDAY GOODS. JYAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON ", ALMONDS, PECANS, WALNUTS, BRAZIL NUTS, PRUNES, PRESERVES, OLIVES, SARDINES, PICKLES, FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS, CAN DIES, MINCE-M EAT, FIRE WORKS, and a v FULL LINK OF CIIO IC E GIIOCE RIE S . BRANCH & COOPER, S. W. Cor. Broughton & Barnard St.B COLLINIB’ CAFE AND RESTAURANT L. R. COLLIN I, Proprietor. UJNUJE<rv biAjoiuo ir .iajjl, dull ox., U4A.. Meals served at all hours, polite waiters always in attendance. Table* lhr nifhod with tho beat the Northern markets afford. Breakfast*, Dinners and Suppers furnished to pri vate parties families, at the Cafe, or at private residence*, upon short notice. oorvtf JUST RECEIVED, AT HOUSTON'S MILLINERY STOLE, Bull street, under Masonic lln)l, —LATEST STYLES IN MILLINERY GOODS, FELT IIATS, for Ladies and Children, IIAIR GOODS, real and imitation, in all tfie new styles. —ALSO,— Anew supply of the latest novelties in STRAW GOODS, WINGS, FEATHERS, Ac., in all the new styles. Also, a large invoUc of KII) GLOVES, for Ladies and Gents, at Li. G. HOUSTON’ S oct9-6m Under Masonic Ilall. THE RED STORE. iMIESII ROASTED COFFEE DAILY AT TIIE •‘RED STORE,” No. 13!) Broughton street. A fresh supply of tho Finest Java Coffee ever brought to this City, just rece’ved. Try the BASKET TEA, imported direct from China. F. D. GROSCLAUDE, Agent, c ct7-Umo