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LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
IA those oong standing receive advice and medicine
On the FIRST application, neither name or sqH&
No 81 Reads y. HkINE M. Din
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WONDERFUL DISCOVER Y

STRIKER's SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
~ change grey hair it, original color few minutes This
soln different from any vet offered and fail Of
preceding all Others Il highly eeaeous and possesses
advantages Of identifying the hair without njuna ita
growth.
doubt its virtues requested have hA,r
ehanuad before paying their money If humbugs would
this method there would be no reason to complain.
One rial will prove the fnct.
Sold Wholesale and retail and applied No Chatham e.
oppos,s the Hall Of Records, New York, mp stairs.
iaJ IN
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a. tYE sAht-A Farm, Of 40 on the east bank
K OF Hudson River the village of Rhinpbeck, with
adequate stock of cattle horses farming utensils &c.
On farm house barn. coach house. dairy houses hay
press, novels, &c. al in good ordes.
Also. piece Of land, being in the village Of Fort
Lee, the west NIX OF the known the Orchard with
everal houses and Improvements thereon Also the of
land in the same village known Long Deck consisting of
prcperys much improved and of il in excellent fence.
Also, the foow the citv Of New York, viz
the honses and lots Nos IT, 9h and 81 Varck street being
III brick houses good condition and repair: No 81 being 30
feet wide and the house containing ard arrsng
I'd and accommodations. All this property
Canal street
Also plot land ssth including about Il lots
the Third Avenue, in the 18th Ward
Aso, ls lots in the 2ih ward vz.our lots the side
Sd Of lot the south side Of
tUh lot the north side OF 4nh street, three
he south side sh snseta Of and The Sd
lots the north side of 57h and lots
the 18th side Of 18th street.-The last lots be-
tween the 81 and Sd avenues.
The terms OF sale will be made easy
+. r. TILLOU,
ia2 2w re No. alxtrees
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IL TO LET OR LEASE-A large two story brick
:: Hoge The soulhwesrry corner Of the Bloos dale
mandatory, which will be built If required.
Also story frame Cottage House and five Lots the
aohwestery of the Bioomngdae road and 10th
With workshop stable, barn. &C. The house will be painted
aud pu good fence repair with yard front,
the Blocmingd.le road.
Also adjoining the Boomir gdae road. running
through the It'll aud 4ist suitable for florist
manufacturer. Buii es will lie erected if required.
Also Lot in goth between the It'll and
lease. q. II. WINTER,
im<ec is Wall street
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS. the ninth dis.
rict Of Massachusetts there is again no choice Hale
Wing, 44b6, Williams, present Democratic incum bent
4423 Swan, Liberty, 666; scattering 27l Twenty nine
towns the frat district Of Maine give for Hayes re
gular Dsmocratio62 Herrick, Irregular and present
member, l7eb scattering 1851
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HsA TO LET-The Bulkhesd, Water Front, from War
.:x Chambers (sbout 200 feet
pied as the N.y burg Landing he four sto. No
III Warren One OF the Building Wash
and West The THREE story Brick House
occupied by X j. Cochran Esq enh Avenp- 22d
has mahogany doors plated furn Coton
FOR SALE OR TO LET-Jhs Mansion and Farm al
(iowsnus. l. about re- miles from Sosth Perry The
House fifty feet FIVE stories sud ceir roof
maho doors plated furniture &c The hall snd
without e1rs as to situation in the United States IL will
conmoaste fifty persons The Farm eighty
the Ray Of one Thousand feet and front each side
u Third Avenue IL is IN the Eighth Wad Of the City Of
oro hiyr, laid in 1000 Buldlng os and there
many s,ildg Sites th, prorery The land the
Long Island for early vegetables and Sire five thousand
iol a attended by experienced gardener.
ALSO, FOk SALE-Tte Bennct Fam, Gowsnus,
about 200 Lots fronting Tn I'd Fourth and the
leading the Greenwood Cemetery. The Los will be
sold low prices and credit and loaned those
hat Guild Immediately. Apply TO
JOHN r. DELAPLAlNE,
No New street ork
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RAILROAD AccIDENT-An accident occurred on
the New Jersey Railroad yesterday morning,
which will occasion delay and to the
trains The freight train which leaves New Brunswick
at 81 o'clock, of the track at Unontown, about four
miles South Of Rahway-whole train locomotive and
seven be thrown Of and tearing up the road for
several rods No lives were lost could learn
was any personal injury sustained.
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TO LET-The large three story and attic Brick
" Dwelling House situated the northsstery Of
I1U the Seventh Avenue and Thirteenth street with
gadrn Croton kitchen marble mantsls sliding
doors, &C. and improving neighborhood Rent low
good tenant.
Aso-tour three story and attic Brick Houses with
underneath, the eastey side of Sixth Avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets with sliding doors marble
manels Croon water &c. suitable for respectable families in
moderate Circumstances.
AsoFve three story Brick Houses Of similar kind, the
eastey side Of Greenwich Lane Avenue the Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square.
AsoThe three Brick House, with Store underneath,
the eastey side of the Eighth Avenue between 18th and
18th streets, with marble mantels, sliding doors, Croton
water, &c.
All Of the above Stores excellent stands for business and
suitable for drygoods and ladies' stores
china and earthenwafe hardware, jewelry. millinery,
dictionary, &c.
The Store with the front will be rented
from the dwelling IL required thee being covered
in front for fuel, SC. q. II. WINTER,
N Wall
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
$50 ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Lard in the 9Th
6TAWard the city Of Brooklyn fronting the New York
lBay, and commanding beautiful pro,l The stua-
IS highly picturesque Enquire of JOHN 3. BERGEN,
IN ths premises jazz 1msrc
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CHEAPEsT AND BEST.-Red Ash COAL, at J. Weeks
Yard 256 Elizabeth All under Sheds dry, rescreened
and delivered clean 70 any part Of q: city !: the lev price:
Orders received by City Despatch Store and
Elizabeth and the Yard 26 Elizabeth, Beecker
jl8 fm%rc JACOB WEEKS.
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u. .. District Court.
Feb Ia-U .. o. Sevsn cases Of French Giouss-Massi
1t sis cinerts jury In this csss rendered verdict
or the claimants.
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BREACH OF PROMISE CAsR.-At the January Cir
cult, for the Sixth District, held In ChenangO cOun.
ty, Judge Mcneil presiding suit was brought by Har
riet Graves against George w. Willis for breach OF pro-
vile, Delaware county and represented to be highly
spectacle The attentions Of Willis commenced ese
and continued with but little ntermssiou till le4S
Promises Of marriage both In prose and in
proved against the defendant Some time in isfs the
plaintiff became mother and then the defendant deser
cd her II attempted the part Of the dsence to jug
fy the breach Of contract the ground OF the plaintiffs
abandoned character, but the Witnesses who swore to
this impeached by others brought forward by the
prosecution The doubtful scale Of justice seems to have
the part OF the Defence written by the girl to the To-
ver reproving him with his Bfdelity, and closing with
the words You are now free" The jury not regard.
ing this an honorable discharge" after tvo hours
ABSENCE brought in verdict for the plaintiff Of fifteen
hundred dollars which according to the Norcck Jowno
received with great applause by the audience u this
Court House.
CASE OF GoRDoN.--Touchlng the statement we
made yesterday, relative to the finding of a gun
alleged to be the bought by Nicholas at Amys auc
ton room, there IL doubt that such gun was found
and we believe attempt made yesterday to induce
Gov Fenner to oa the Legislature together with view
to allow the friends OF John Gordon to lay this fact
cuton until after his brothers trial. but with what sue
cess hes not TRANSFERRED The execution OF John 10 up
pointed for Friday nextPvoridenes Gazette, Feb II.
IHE Texas RESOLUTIONS were called up yester-
day IN the House OF Representatives of this State
member Of the democratic party in that body by mo
ton to amt nd which his friends seemed hardly to relish
brought up the direct question: whether or each
member would be glad to see Texas united to this
Inc yeas and rays were taken and the House
by vote Of 206 to 32.-Bosfon lido, Feb Ia
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CHEAP SPECTACLES


A T % DUANE tT1EET, New York, first door from
n Broadway.-HENRV d. BLACKWOOD, Working
Optcian proof Of above adveses the following cheap
prices
Beat double jointed Gold Spectacles,. % IS
Best single joipted Gold SIectacles 49,. 20
Best double jointed Silver Seectacles. ....2 30
Best single jointed Silver Spsctacles
knes double joinsd elastic blue Steal Spectacles 49,
Finest single jointed elastic blue sssl spec,aces, IS
Enrst double jointcd Tortoise shell Spectaces. 49,
Finest single jon,sd 1ortci,e,sh slectaces. las
sTILL CHEAPER
Good elastic blue steel srecacc with the best glasses and
with re care sn attention paid 70 them in the manufacture
dollar.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles. ..... IS.
Good elastic blue Steel Spccaeles As. Sd.
.iood elastic blue Sse! Spsctseles. ......3s.
Good Germsn Silver Spectaces -. ....... IS.
Best Ioroise-shsii Eye 0lssses 3s Sd.
WV. ,.s,i Oinssos... .os. %.
Best Horn Eye Clauses. $500. ........3s.
beat Horn street. cles <s Sd.
Best CONVEX Glasses set into your frames. d.
Best Corcave Glasses act iat0 your frames, Is.
Best Conves rebbes set into your frames los.
Best Concave z bibles set into frames, l2s.
Repas executed at the same Of cheapuess.
LADIES' aud Genemen attended at thsir residences.
jars tmssc
NOTICE TO LAwYERs-A young having some
Others. Address " r. AZ the once of
this to which immediate attention will b. given.
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NCH' HOT E l..

THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
at 1888 Fulton street few Broadway the mme
date vicinity business and the principal places Of
and has furnished it style that will bear favor
able with the best hotels city The pro
regard elegance and comfort and that he has combined
nomy the following prices will show -
:" WEEK. ...........l 50
The will be warmed gratis upon will
there be than bed in room.
There is REFECTORY attached, in which there
meals served of the day and evening There
also Bath Rooms Sornected for sQd and shower
night admit lodgers and let them all hours
CThose who want Lodgings after the house closes will
ring the hal! he.i nla Snkm
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OROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY

FF nsbiIity q the !ubscTb9 % meet the incFsssed d.
Brewery Albany has rendered necessary to meet he
OF his Brewing establishment
article which presumed will increase The reputation
pleasant and Salubrous beverages and abundant snpgy
d7n nh ANDREW KIRK.
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HA RKlS' CITY OYSTER SALOON
Corner of Chatham and Mott SITS.

n HARRIS takes this method inform his friends and the
~ public that be he's leased the whole lower part Of that
Large New Building Of Chatham and Mott and
where he will Oysters and other Refreshments those
who will favor him with call style unsurpassed by
other Establishment in this any other city.
N.B.-Charges the most reasonable
Stewed or Fried Oysters, shilling.
Every kind of Oyster brought CITY, be had this
ishu
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NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, 32l Br0adway.-1'he Pro
~ petor esgeetuly informs his friends and the public that
he has splendid establishment IN the immediate vicinity
mercantile business billiards and other amusemens in the
house the pnce of billiards 2k cents The pFopre
has confined economy tn. following prices will show
Refreshments the shortest notice The porter will be in
ls them ali hours who want lodgings az
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n
Captain directing him to the property and
less he does So the Court will take further steps
pei himto The following order was then issued by thu
Court =
The People of the State Of N,,c York on Complaint Of
Francs d. Allen, il. vs.. Edcdrd C. Murray and c. Ira
p hereby ordered by this Court that the article,
taken IRON said defendants in the above and
the Municipal Police Station No be forthwith forward
ed to the Upper Police Once, corner of Bowery and
Court of General Sessions, (signed) F. A. Tslladge
Recorder; VIM. Gale and VIM. D. Corzens, Aldermen.
Trial for Grand Larceny.-rohn Scott was tried and
convicted of grand larceny in stealing about ssi 90
worth of clothing and silver from the dwelling house
John H. Ga,fed, Of No ao7 Pearl street. the 18th OF
January.
The Court sentenced him to seven years and eight
months Imprisonment Sing Sing There being CLAUSE
the statutes providing for three years additional pun
shment in cases OF grand larceny committed in dwell
Trial for Grand Larceny Mary Cannon, red faced
old woman, with orbiding expression Of countenance
tried for grand larceny in stealing $50 from Mrs
Susan Johnson Of No 4a Orange street, two weeks sgo
Mrs JoHrsoN an industrious woman who has for years
kept stall in Centre market testified, that Sunday
the accused into her and enqured after her
health and as she was rot very well offered to get h
in conversation about her money, and witness showed
her about $40 in silver, which she had in cap, and
her exclamng that was great heap OF money witness
said that nothing for she had two piles of bills
Of $50 and which were tied up in her chemse
The accused wanted witness to give her her money to
the bed and spite OF her resistance cut from her che
mise the bills and threw the $4s ile upon the silver and
then called in her husband and Mrs Monahsn husband
count that money Witness cried murder and charged
her with the robbery.
Mrs. MoNAHAr corrohorated the testimony In every
particular and her cut the money out OF the chemie
Several witnesses were produced to prove the goo
character OF the accused.
Alderman HsssRoycx testified that he visited the pre-
misses of Mrs Cannon and Mrs johnson on the Sundes
night OF the robbery, and found Mrs very much IN
toxcated and she admitted him that she had been
spree for two three days The jury after short oh
serce. acquitted the accused.
Nondffenddnf J,worsA fine OF $40 was Imposed upoi
eleven attendant petit Jurors.
At half past O'Clock, the Court adjourned till eleven
omorrow morning.
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s-audercs o. Inc i!lDCls
>'-''- HARRISBURG, Apr! L, 1876.
Yesterday, the Committee or Conference on me
hill 10 pay lie teooS called into service curlps Inc
riots reported n iayos of tde House provision 10
nav lie Captains $40 instead OF $50 sc Inc Se.a.e
errc,. 10 il md TIE House asc. aiic's'na t!e Tow
eruor has or will, sigh the bill -. --,.,,,,,
NJ CrJSc IN senate yesterday Afternoon, presented
b,. mr., ,,e,.,raIs against the NeNl OF and Exc Rail
road BILL ,vnie. passed the Committee OF TIE Wheie !inie
tIatcl, a!er and motion beng made 20 take the OIL u
on second reading. The refused by Ncte et-Hsas
II nays, -. -, s,., 80,
The Committee on finance reported 10 me senate ,e
House bill 20 Increase ke revcIrcs ot TIC C9ui'no
VIII; numerous amendments, which Is HOW maze lue - -
order oeyer Subsequent day antt passed hAAAs, VIM
a5lts, from S20OOO 20 SlooO, lcO are taxed nom
5000 70 SEQ Au amendment has been added 10 Inc sec
ZION p.ovd IL ;hst The shall no: be deGiee" nom e
annual pay Inen,s ii interest, "hI the same so'
paid III tlll . a..
In the House. there has been long discussion on ihe
Sena;es amendment the Appropriation bi particular!
that which leaves the Common School appropriation q
500 eco 10 vote tbs people for FIVE years waeH was
tIu.lly ecatire - Should be. TIE bi! 5 st'A HnGeE
consideration. =, - 4,
Yes.erday afternoon The bill allowing the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company 20 construct Their road ~ iII'
bur1.t ps>,cd Committee and was postponed on second
a,Iinc when the Gir.r Bank bill taken cors!d
cred and on ue the r>t section was ucgisiFeG
Yeas So NAYS 81. \ rich here uliowe'i-crc!y e.
.rr w made 70 procure reconsideration. which WAS sGc-
cessf!l when the section passedfcs s. Nays 50 -
The House then Immediately adjourned. Nothing has been
done his moriug with tie bill. and 90 n"i believe it can
pass Shoaa ii. however, the Governor WI. net sign H.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF Tie Tribune.


Pu11Ap,lpuIA. April is-PM
a. 80. 80, - - w., bs hoo, 6IIs1
Sul my tot .'se ts. 10y vi Wv I ~ be ,x,
~. v:s,o,Sn I'M. ,ys,lc- any truth may he
-; - g. -, 49,, ~,or1 ,,s,,- ne I,rr +. certain
=. - h.a, Sorb, hr; C,I Pee zoos into The
n 0,i h. Nm mas, rcs.i,ly hr apY.,intrd Col
-. M rT- ,.rr calvin EIvtbs f.oa, INC .,ct that he
- -, 80 IN - 7, liz. ,,jI, rIv,he-yspt n, for
$500 ~, - -. - ,j,ar,,. ,,,,r,a r..r,,,, A. IN m,
~ Is,.,I oicsr ,hs gentleman from York NJ
i ~, - -. = - 80 No.,
"f''a sas 'l 9Sss rha, extensive fires are again
IsS'e -, ~ .i, c,,nIsn Tbr
ragns III 'e ~9oss' GN me ,,G' vow,
i.,inctiy r. s the los OF yroPeriy ty these e.
thus iT, IN various FAstS OF Ne'-Jeise!' e"no' 'u '''
oil S'o'geV', 7, -: i, =; -
On trlday afternoon we o'lCe ~ 81
resting three n'e0' jason NauI' 0eu's III, |
james hiesiis on j endr g Vi "''e'ns -
quarter collars by the Sa'anlc press NJ VIC c.aU,S'
meni OF The former copperp'ate printer NO. - ilaf
lungs Alley large quantity Oh niout' ana o'htt 'iipe
meats used in the anaGiurc oil we spurious CON- were
Robert Owens Lectures IL this city have been
pretiy wen a;elaSy loc, las, evening tho cx,rn-
Vii .,shia and s,nre house Of MIR Ioseph
Thcmns In Front below Read, Southwark, were &C.
s,roy ed by iirc
Within tn last i9rnsht three daring roooeT re.
nave been peTretfa'eu upon Suase's NiS,s o"a r'y
icred The gentlemen robbed werc-oac from Kentaehy,
OF Sips another from Harrisburg Of $1,000 and third
ION e'As I'm! VI - ~ 49,, 80 NJ VII NJ
MISSING, lost'heI VIZ" icl l'VV!' 'ie 81, " ' "
Marshall, and gentleman whose name id9 pot remember
On Friday evening. Mr.. c. J PEBBLES delivered
psnnsyIyan IN the Lecture Room of the Museum Build
inss which was well received ana ELECTED huch applause
may mention that he showed IN ,he strongest posioe
~, ,bis SIT, nv mean. of hc Eric Railroad as is now
.'o i,' " nii S,r ;nI,ira IRON, th,s ma ars, az
proPostu' h'' / N'NS i s J-"- va, 80, ~,
say 10 bee me powerful caHpIOH ~ uc ucu VI son"
aud practical discussion.
TIE weather &c. day has been clear and delight
IN
"' IT. r,,o;o,. f tho Ro,rd of Foreier Missions for
Aue receipts u "le DNntu y, "
a. IN M S sS amount 10 o'' VI 'e h0Nu VI
EHEcd'!pn' :l'''' g;
Our Cotton market, durDg the week ending yes
terday has been ve.y active, advance OF cent
IN H. ,les The s, roach .bou, 500 bales AZ 81
III .t' nv, -, -, . 49,, nro., ~. - h.,
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Connecticut.

Returns and majosities from all the towns but
Franklin give aggregates for Governor as follows:
Baldwin, twhig) 1905; Toucey. Cicco) :as7, SC.
(Aool) ,6lo.
BALDWIN over roucey, 3,327; ever all, LIZ.
LsgisiatuSc-Senatc Is Wing, locc; House. los Wing,
- Loco, 40
Wing msj, in Senate. IL House, 80 Total IL.
Several towns ye, 10 choose, but they viii make
little change.
An attemp, is made by the Loco oco press to
give an impression that the vote is light, bat such is
not the fact From Hartford, Derby, East Haven,
Madison, Middlebury, Milford. North Haven,
Prospect, Woodbridge, Canaan. Kent, Waterford,
and Canterbury, we have mgoritieS only The
tull vote OF these towns will add nearly 500 10
the poll of each leading candidate, making the en-
.ire vote Of the State about 5000 We regret that
our Wing coterporaneS IN Hartford and New
Havea have not seen fit procure The full votes at
least OF the towns very near them, in order 10 re-
,u,e ,hororghlya Misrepresentation which is enl-
ployed to d;>parase the completeness of the noble
Wing victory.
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ArRonA AcRlcrLrrRAL lAsrlrr.rE.

circular has heen issued by several gentlemen
of this County. for the establishment OF an lns-
tn,e a, Aurora, IN which young men may become
Sr,c"cs ans ,heir appcson 10 Prectea
The plan one which received the fullest approval Of the
late Judge Bue and the aTrangemens made are sen as
,enS,st The farm chosen consists 2s acres adolnnc
the beautiful village Of Aurora, which well fitted by oi,
location, improvements &c Tor SGSn pu'posS NO uf,s
!" pronrc,or and frIncipa A. Thompson A. NJ NJ D.
Lecturer BOTANY Geology, Agricultural Chemistry &c
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DISASTERS. &c.

schr FRANKLIN of Thomaston from New York for Ports
mouth was run into CT Thursday night, of NEuset Lsn
while at anchor was into by sehr belonging TO bncAs
port; and h. her b. stove bowsprit, and both en-
choYs Pu; into Boston 10 rsps!r damages. -.
Schr Frances West, of and for SALEM put back 10 Pc
fast 7h repairs. having struck on lecge he@ %
Bluff, AID LEAKS 500 strokes per hour. <c.u.
Schr Charles OF SaeIn dsnasted In sqtsIi o.
dem. Ne. Sd pa ted both chains and went ashoe
South sice Long Island, stove in her bow ana Ons
She WAS towed Into Belfast eth.
The vessel reported aground Nantucket SaT Is D..
II brig Britannia, OF Pciou, Nova Scotia Capt D ile
Glasgow, Scotland, bound 10 New York. with o'iAs, ~
ron coal and dry goods. Came down the Bar ior
io-hea the Ear after throwing overheard so
Of the bricks, and lies the inner Bar. making s
water; viii be compelled 10 tighten. Cargo supposed -.
TO be damaged I, 1. tDought shs viii be able TO resab
her voyage without dsctargipg the whole OF her eso
Lighters VIII be sent the wind will pellnit, a.
size viii te brought into the harbor-danage PROBABLY "s-
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ELECTIONS IN rHg CITIES Five of the great
Giles of the Stsie-New-Ierk Albany, Buffalo, Brooklyn
and Eocaesterhave this yearsvcn Democratic naiores.
o. 1t is the .Se,r- York Herald which makes the
above unaccoun,able assertion, Every one of the
Cities named bat Buffalo has given a popular ma
jor,y this spring agliss: tho party which the Her
aid terms Democratic. Rochester is Wing in
every branch Of her Government, and Albany in
every thing but Mayor, III spite Of Na,ivistn. The
division OF the friends OF Wing National Policy
Gamble bu; temporary at the worst, and will disap-
pear when National questions are 20 be decided.