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A MOTHER ONE OF THE CAPITALS again
~ sold by SDHOOLFlELD & co. yesterday -
They sold to Nos 10 II prize of $500 to gentle
man from Cincinnati Nos 10 30 43 a prize af $500
sent 10 Frederick. Mos. 2S So prize of 500 sold
to lady of Felps Point
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class g. drawn
Oct. p low st prize Va, are:
40 81 As 26 2S IA Is "a 80 3 10 II
Draws TO-DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class 10.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $500" 1900 prize Of slO4e
2.OOO 6u0
500 900 &c
Whole tickets S3-shar $ in proportion
In which Schoolfcld Co. will sell on certificate
packages Of % tickets for only % IS AMI can aw
over SIP 600 Call an" get one.
Or rvs TOMORROW, the beautiful little LOTTERY
for the benefit OF the Frederick Femai Seminary
Capital prize ) 1000 Whole tickets only 81; hal YES
81 c"nts; quarters - cents. In which thooIfpd &
Go will sell certificate package nf % whole tick
cts tor only Sl4 halves 81, Ilrs SO 80, Sh> 81 IS
For the prizes by the package single ticket apply
to
SfHOOLFlELD " u,
VI. Eaivcri SlrGr
'irsi0lti" rom R1hnnr ,trg.
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F'"I"IE NIT"TI'i0ITl aUUTVasVW III
BUTLER s co.
Basement, No. Cny Hotel, Baltimore.
SATURDAY, the ftp scheme. Tickets only & q.
Capitals 5000, $1,000 sc.
G3. Orders by the package single ticket or shares.
Nothing venture, nothing win, is IN old saying. Call
in, those who want 70 enrich themselves or send the
cash by letter Cheap postage enables all at dis
lance to purchase nearly upon the same terms if
they present. o3 IT.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Kotterdam-Ship Eutaw, with despatch
For Bremen-Ship Caspar, 4h Oct
FOR Rio de Janeiro-Balque Iowa, LIST Oct.
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FINISHED At LAsr. The great carpet com
manccd in 1893 at the ROYAL Cobelin Manu-.
factory, at Versailles, has ut length been com
P!oted. Although it may DC called an old ear,
pet, it is said 20 be unsurpassed in spIendor
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A l. NJ A AC.

DIED,
At Washington, LIST inst Rev. Stephen Chapin. n
d., aged 81 years
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By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things ut Washington.
Cor.rspoadssc. Of Tn. Nsw-TOrk Trisuas-


wAsHiSG. or, March 9th. 1873.
The Senate met today al u o'clock, and was IN
session about three hours believe it was mostly
engaged in discussing the provisions Of the Zoll-
yerein Treaty. The Senate has adjourned'i.l Mon
day, ,ritho,.t confirming M. Bancrott's nomination.
as Secretary of the Nary, THIS looks rather
onlinous.
We had a runlor that " o. Butter OF Kentucky,
had been nominated Minister to Mexico, and Alr
Rush of Pennsylvania, Minister TO England There
were no such nominations made. Whether they
viii be made Is question which will not settle
No nominations OF any kind except the Cabinet,
and Secretary 10 Sign Patents, have yet beer made
10 the Senate BY President Polk.
The empires" left IN the cars, today. tor New
York. shall not auemp; 10 give their history
while here. /: is too bad that suot party Clubs
form principal part IN the Inauguration OF Pre-
silent OF the american Peop1c -dny parry display
Is bad enough.
II Mr.. Bancroft Is defeated, il will not be by the
scheming OF Inc Wings. but from Inc ieuds among
The Democracy We shall see how II will END.
] think Mr. Polk VIII not pay much Difference 10
TYLER nominations. He considers all offices va
cant that have not been filed by the advice and
consent of the Senate. The poor Tyler men had
hard work 10 get nominated for in-ir services, and
now they are as If they haze not been nominated.
Among the arrivals by the midnight tram 10 -nght
notice that of P NJ Wetmore Of your city.
To-day the weather has been very hne-more
Ike May than March day.
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Rnc,,csier,-au Hall.

We had most reluctantly given up the City OF
ROCHESTER TO the tender mercies OF Loco-Foco-
ism. because of the aid afforded it by the mischief
making spirit Of Native Amerlcansm; but we are
most agreeably disappointed. We joyiuly an
nounce the election OF FOUR Wing Supervisors to
one Loco.Foco, Justices ditto, Constables ditto,
with TWELVE Wing Aldermen TO t'co Looo-focos.
Three Wing and one Loco-Foco Aldermen hold
over. so that the new Common Council will consist
of fifteen Wings to three Loco-Focos, or four with
the Recorder The Wings have eight oil the nine
Ward Collectors.
The excellent Wing Mayor, JOIN ALLEN, Is, we
trust, elected by pinch, though Natlvlsm made a
dead set at him because he was born in Ireland,
and drew off 456 votes for Hoy', the Native cam
didatc. Brneysm dipped in for the magnificent
total of 50 votes In spite OF ALL however, the Adver-
user CLoco> reports Allen elected by three votes,
while the Democrat (Whig) thinks Keller, Loco,
is chosen by fire votes We believe the former Is
right. Natvisn has probably helped in the Loco
Marshal by dozen votes This is the first burst
of Natvism on Rochester, and has been nobly
withstood
All the other towns of Monroe County heard
from have gone Whg-Brighton by q majority,
Gates by q, and Clarksom by 40
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Packet ship Samuel Hicks Bunker. from Liverpool. 18th
jan misc TO Robert Kermit. The s. H. has had the winds
10 the the whole passage and heavy weather for the
last two weeks March 2s Charles Wlftsor. one OF the
seamen fell from the fore yard. and broke his leg.
Ship Saratoga Russell. 10 days from New Orleans. cot
ton sugar. &c VIM Nelson. The Saratoga left NOtleans
81 hours after tile Auburn.
ship Auburn Duriee 10 days from New Orleans cotton,
pork. sc 20 Stanton Frost
Ship Edwin, (ef Providence fercc - days from New
Orleans Hour sugar. &c master.
ship Ilerculean. Holmes II DIS I'm New Orleans, with
cotton pork &c. TO 25h nit lat "a A. lon 50 80
spo brig Tampco, Franklin La for Nfork lst inst
OF Memory Rock large ship supposed 10 be ashore.
Ship william Epgs, Boss. ii days from New Orleans,
domestic produce. 20 master.
Brig Selma smith, 10 days from Mobile, with cotton to
Stnr.cs & Chairman.
Brig Gen Marion. Kinds, II days from Noreans, pro-
ducc. master.
Brig vandala. Wall, Is days from New Orleans sugar
and nuiassos 10 Haven Co.
Russian brig Seine, Gronholm, i03 days from Trieste
mise 10 Dutile * CouSnery
Brig Sssn Spoorp. (of Thomaston) SP0ford. II days
from New Orleans sugar and molasses To John Elweil
Brig Charles Hammond. Ta!bo', IL days rom Soreans
molasscs TO Ramon lie Zaldo.
Schr North Star. Shaw 10 days from St Ia2o de Cuba,
win $50 bales tobacco 1853 sticks sc bb old copper
10 Thompson & Adams Len barque SMYRNA spandlns'
loading for Triest brCs Frances, for y. Orleans kei,
from Boston, arrived lOth
Schr Texas Haskell 10 days from New Orleans, mo-
lasses 10 Jcwctt < Clark.
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ment has but taken the first STEP merely gwen the
invitation. Texas may take very different view
Of the desiraolc1css OF annexation SINCE her debts
are not 10 be paid Especially may she BE- disposed
20 take this course if the North does its duty and
gives foil expression 10 thai repugnance winch l.
felt, and Which ever must be felt by the great body
Of the people toward this most unnatural union.
This IS chance number one When we consider
the ominous silence of Texas fcr a long period,
and the fact Of The speed With which her great men
must dwindle into very liitle ones, we cannot but
think 1t probable that she will decline beng ioIcea
into the Union BY The Administration, bachee oni!
by lem minority OF the people OF tne o;.'a
States Another sui stronger ground OF hoy-
the next Congress. This body Will acl VIII
independence OF the last-a suftcienllg 81 North-
preston OF the judgment and feelings OF w W. csn-
ern people may act GeclslVely upon y. ,-ho 70.
not but think that soI7e Of the MemDels ~
turn to Washington viii receive some s.' e.aons
their constituents II IS not unlikely li.ai esCc.
i've influence fof whatever natpfe ltidl i.iiu4aC
~, -, rem mag exhausted tseh u us snoI =
~ scco,o,I,st, what has been accoInPi!shTu, GUY
ina, This very exhaustion VII! coinPe II ~ ie'
ters take their natural coIfsS do,orrnr.d N n-o.
~ t.oafv, If he does, Is II possible that Two,
Senate can be secured tor the measure
IN u d. mt; Is It at all probable ihal Inc SUI
u ne Eon,t hitherto the able and efficient guar
gie, pm IS The CONSTITUTIONS will pay any regard 10
rn,a;on Power claiming 10 be member OF tae
f-o;on by &C, of Congress Southern men as the
,naiority OF that Court are. We may hope tRey VIII
e ;rue TO theft oaihs and. they have before done,
.ro,ect the Constitution from so gross violation
We shall recur TO the subject and show that there
are other sources OF hope from peaceful measures
Enough has we believe, been said TO show that
there Is no reason why we should despair of the
Reputlic.'' TRANoUILLITAs.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
De-, 80, .,,,, Ne

PHrL,prLrnIa. March 7-P. NJ
There nothing stirring to-day in city,
except that all is activity along the wharves The weather
never delightful and every thing looks favorable
Tor business.
regret 10 state that NJ Hart aged ard respectable
citizen died yesterday from the effects OF fright occasoned
BY the fire on "Wednesday night.
Elihu Burrtt the learned blacksmith. Of Worcester,
Mass will this evening on the subject OF Peace III
the Chinese Museum. His lectures thus far have been
well attended and avoraDy received.
The P,atr intend having magnificent ball tonight at
Zayard Saloon They The boys to please the d'' and
If mistake the display Of beauty present upon the
occasion will be the theme Of conversation for long PERIOD
to con The Inauguration balls will scarce be aydHe
TO this ddsiing affair OF the Printers of Philadelphia
The murderer Samuel Zephon alias Branard now I'M
der sentence of death killing Cuce Todd has been
again respted till the 18th OF April He was 10 have been
executed on the lih of this menth.
Vim. Seddes, convicted yesterday OF burglary in the
Court OF Sessions has been sentenced 10 years mpTson-
ment.
man named Elton formerly engaged in 4 large bns-
ness in front-stree this morning arrested and taken
before Mayor Mccall, charged with ill-treament OF his
wife.
large number ovesscls arrived this afternoon from va
shad have been caught in the Delaware river, and
this morning to be III our market They looked de-
licous.
There was quite a serious rio; last night in tavern at
Schuyki Second and Cslowhl streets, between party
of drunken rowies Five OF the s1ty persons have been
held ~ bail.
The mandatory for chandeliers Of Messrs. Cornelius, in
Cherry-street near sih, somewhat injured by fire
absu; half past O'Clock this morning.
SrocEs-The sales to-day ar light and prices have been
of varied character State j. decled the b ard WI
mingtou Railroad l. Giard Bank advanced Tennessee
E goard-g5O Crari Bk 81 200 do s.: do So 20 Manu-
fac md Mechanics b. 3d. 5000 State D 49, ~ k 81
$3.50 Wilmington Rd o. s5 :lOo0 Ienne,see Bonds 81
second Rnqrd-S30o0 Tennessee BIDS d. Jau and July
sci 200 Gir5Td Bank D. s. 81 80 do. cash g! 20 do vs.
g. 80! I,hi:h VI Loan, tGt Ines = Del. Canal stock
81 50 Mechanics Bank, % 500 !ehish Gs 1853, io ia G
SHip %rws-;: p M-Ciesrea This .9jierroor-Ship
Ednin, West New-iosk Bu; Hiieh-in. J5owell tj9ston
Joseph Brown, May, Norwich. Steamer Erickson Bal
tinoTe.
Bsr,uss Ann Hood Core do; lrad Ferry Chase DO. Brss
joseph CowpenbwAite. Nolre, Havana Ocean Creighton
New. Orleans Architect. Cray do SchoonetS Columbia
Berry Boston WIZ Wilson. Baker. do LycuISus, VIII
les Newly orb: Native BraEng Perth hmboy Souheusr
rdri-e Boston j. y. Erickson, Smith. Trinidad DE-
Cubs. .
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Nc,y-york Legislature.

THURSDAY, March 6.
In SENATE, to-day, Mr., Beekman presented a petit
non from the / rica and Schenectady Railroad COM
pany for an increase OF their capital stock, 10 ena
bic Them 10 relay their road with II or / raIl.
Mr.. Johnson presented petition from Greene Co
for charter for railroad between Catsalll and
Schenectady; also 10 allow the New ork and
Erie Railroad Co TO extend their line into Penn
sylvana Several from different parts OF the State
demonstrating agains, any discrimination OF tolls
Mr. Scovlll reported bill providing for the cree,
lion OF a flagstaff the Capitol, which was read
twice and referred.
Mr. Lester, on.leave, introduced OIL! reducing
the fees OF County Clerks winch had similar dis
position. The bill designating the place Tor holding
the next annual town meeting IN tidtoush, hIngs
County, was read third tune and passed. Ihe
Committee of the Whole then took up the blu TO
amend the act 10 increase the revenues OF Inc Stale
by extending the market TOT san, coal anu iedu-
The substitute of Mr. Wright that the provisions OF
the bill as far as relates 10 salt, should De extended
tor one wear and after that time mat the dutY on
the article should be reduced 10 three cents per
bushel. was also under consideration
The bill was debated at great length, until after
the usual hour of adjournment. by Senators Wrisai
Rackus. Porter Se6gwick, Barlow, Barill FOL
som. Johnson and others M Johnson, IN an
elaborate argument, TOOK ground against IL Tor i!e
reason that II was IN ust IN lis PRACTICAL elects as
aiiording protection 10 one class OF ciiizens al t
expense OF the State al large. Inc Senator urged
I MS ODlsctlONS VIII EIckN
ted the sdootiou OF the substitute offered by his
colleague, the Senator from the Sd CIR. WHshi)
However the substitute was neEatved IN commit
zee, as were several other amendments
The bill was then reported 10 the Senate, when
the several amendments offered IN Committee
proposed and Eeee;ed II The s IeP b OF
/ dered to third reading. DESPITE good deal OF
opposition, on motion OF Mr.. Varian, ih- bill was
then read third time, and pending The queSslon
the Senate in opposition, a motion 10 adjourn pre-
In the ASSEMBLY to-day, Immediately after the
reception of petitions, IN pursuance Of resolution
previously adopted. the House went INFO the coz
Sheraton Of The General Orders. The Message,
which IS the first on The lst, was got out OF com
mittee. and the various topics on which il treats
appropriately referred. The remainder OF the SIT
ting. which was very protracted; was taken up IL
the discussion of bill for the relie OF certain Pur
chasers OF land in the Oneida Indian reservation.
The bill waspassed In committee, and ordered TO q
third reading. Albany Atlas,
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[CUELIEr
From Harrisburgl,.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
u,ror-pr,c No.

HARRISBURG, March .. i-I5.
Much SPECULATION aaoat here relative the
OF Mr. buchanan United States Senate His resis
nation am informed. is in town. There are various
names already before the public thci most prominent OF
which, are Charles j. Ingerso, David Il. Porter, Judge
Woodward Gen. Cameron Jesse Miller, and Mr.. Champ
neys Of the Senate-a LocO-Focos
Col W. J. +. andrews, late Clerk of the House, died !
few DAYS since AZ his residence in Elk County.
The amount postage OF the members Of the Legislature
from April l. ISL Jan. 8, 1885, was, for the House
$3.50 %; for the Senate. S2s,320 62-tota! S66.9?l
81 pretty snug sum this would be toward the payment
OF the August I'M. rest
The Committee Banks have reported against the sys-
TEN Free Fanking, which pettoned for IN some Sec
tons of the State.
Aresolution adopted having for its
object the laying OF tax upon all bills passed granting
incorporation. altering such charters ard
al.o laying tax upon all private bills.
There was quite debate this morning. IN the House
upon resolution ns;ructins the Committee ofWays and
Means to bring in bill reduce the price OF the Main
Line Of Public improvements. so as 10 enable sale there
Of in accordance with the will of the people, expressed at
the last election. This subject Of vital Importance
20 the state am have doubt fair price, there are
plenty of capitalists in the country, who would gladly
Invest their money. As matters now exist: the Nam Line
can be any momeatous advantage to the people OF
penp
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DIED:

On Thursday. 9TH inst. after lingering Illness Mrs.
EUPHENIA DOBSoE, widow OF the late Capt. william
B. Dodson. IN the 60th year Of hef age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend her funeral Saturday afternoon, n oclocS from
100 Varick street.
On Friday, 7th inst; after short and Illness.
ELISHA BLOSSOM. only OF Samuel and Mary Tyler
Barstow, aged Years.
The friends the family, and chose OF his late grand
father Elisha Blossom respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from The residence his father 80 MADISON
street, on Sunday, 9Th inst. At O'Clock, p. ".
AZ West Puiat. y. Y, 9Th inst. CLAUDICS EUGENE
YoGDES aged years and days, eldest son Of 1t j.
vOgtes, L, $ ArTny
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Come to the Point:

The Sun has mustered courage, at me secoi'u
urgent call, 10 attempt 10 justify us asssi,-O"
Texas was surrendered 10 Spain, Ry inc l'ea'' u
1919. after ii had been Sereat gears IN QUE POSES
s1oy. To back It's position. 1t cites TWO
.,d a., ev.ract from speech of Mr.. CLAY IN lo2O
onooo;;og ,I,e ratification Of the Treaty. Mir Clay
nos a, that time the head Of quasi opposition to
H. ad,n;n;s,ration of which Mr.. Monroe was the
head and Mr. Adams the soul; and he asserted ana
,na;n,oiped two propositions; first, that Congress
has no power TO ALLEVIATE Territory of the United
states, and, secondly, that Florida was no equlva-
tfor Texas. BaheWte,red act one syllable from
first to last, Affirming that Ieras rcas or erer had
be,r in the POSSESSION Of his Country The boast
ed evidence of The Sun, therefore, has not the
least bearing on the point at issue.
Neighbor Sun, will you give US your evidence
that Texas was ever in the possession Of this Coun
try. Possession is very definite thing; if You
don't understand it, any dictionary or lawyer will
define it for you We are ready to show you an
unbroken chain Of possession by Spain and Mexl-
CO. of Texas, for one hundred and fifty years prior
and up to the slaveholding rebellion Of Sam. Hous
ton & Co. in 1885. Now if you know of any ad-
verse possession by the United States, be good
enough to show it. If Texas was transferred from
France TO Spain, and back again, with Louisiana,
it mus, be very easy to show it. If YOU can why
dont you9 Here is plain matter of fact at issue !;
will you either admit the truth, try to parry 1t
That Mr.. Clay might have thought the Treaty of
1919 impclitic. may very well be- but did be ever
maintain that, having ratified that Treaty in every
possible way, by every branch of our Government,
we can now repudiate it, and keeping what we got
by it. clutch what we abandoned? Who makes
such bargains as that
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NIar,ne Court.

J5hn Boger IS. rm.J. Van Zdai;-The important prir
cple IN this case is that individual takes mortgage
(n the usual mode By registered bill of sale OF vessel and
afterwards exercises of ownership the vessel he
Is liable FOX her debts The he bona dc
Dr. Van Zaudt of this city, took mortgage. bill Of
sale from Mr.. Orr. OF tie schr Sophia. The plaintiff
was hand on board and DR.. Van L1ndt recover
$40 wages due on the trip Newfork 10 Apalachcola,
where The vessel was sold The defence that DR.. Van
Zandt was not the real but had taken the vessel IL
securitv I, was shown, however that he had gone on
board while the vessel lay here and told the Captain he
was owner Sc Verdict for plaintiff in amount claimed
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
EErpLY
Supcrior Court.
Before Judge AAaoS v.SpEsPoEI.

before JnaSe AAaoS FiSpEaFoEL,
SdHirsi Ooszs Hz. 51ncr ft-The o!s.r.ir o,,-u-
pied Office in the building SO Ann street Of which build
M defendant is lessee. There hatchways running
through building, Of which directly opposite The
front door the eat leading o the stree; 70 the stair
v~ay The hachway open afternoon and the from;
door shut. little boy, Of NJ Owens entered sud-
denly without observing that ths hatch open and fell
10 the bottom the second cellar distance OF about 6
feet Being light. however. he much injured Tie
present action brought damages, aerS care
Iesaess on the part Mr. Bancroft in leaving The hatch
open Il is denied that there any carelessess on The
r,ar- OF NJ 3. Verdict Tor plaintiff. Cents
ron this action being entered Mr.. Bancroft held
ball. and his su1etes compelled justify in The Of
=
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RELIGIOUS LECTURES TOMORROW.
> The Rev. Henry J. Whitehouse, VI. 4


Rector OF 81. Thomas Church will pteac me tAie quar-
Stanton-st Essex and Norolksts SUNDAY -vn
inc Service "a o'clock " B-Ihe usual Mssoa'
~ collection vii! De- made IL
y DIR. Kiibourne wilI drIiyr- Popular Leetur- on
Monday evening March 10Th the PeaElStfse Church
(ReT Sr Heeds Broadway commencing NJ hall past
o'clock Subject The Brain aad Nervous System and
the rGsGcr of the Mental tn, Physical System oo;b n
inducing and curing disease. admission ire= vi ms2t
- Liberal Lectures and Debates, National
Hall, CaHsl boatway.-Dr LCoRT6H, tGrrnan &c
:ure 10 tx Raiionals will lecture English SUNDAY
Srbec.The Influence of Religion the Learned aHd o.
learnsi. = Debate Will follow. Introduced By Nh y az
Doors open VI. Particulars the Beacon once,
Roseyei-s; where liberal books are for SALE H5
- Notiec.--The Rev. G.. T. BEDELL Will preach
Sermon the Young 81 Jutes Church Skin
Auity To Sunday Evening,
Services to commence al - o,e.ocs ' ~
- Geo, Storrs viii lecture at Franklin Hal. Chst,
ham square TOMORROW Lords Day sitsfno'n , rhe
eveG.n=-\. y. Whiting in the Hiornias' 'eA@A He'
public invited 70 attend
ReyR F.. Barrett, will denver ms eieyenth
.c,n,- rrt Sabhafh Tomorrow evening IN ;he ofk
Soczrv hr.- builtng OF broa1"ay anu Leonard
-, ;rIock Subiectrh essential Hsture OF HeaVea
- ,, b .l-otrg examined BY TIE light OF aud
SAT, FIRE. In the weather should be ul
pleasant, the lecture viii De postpored ms IL"
Rights and Wrongs OF Labor.-CROTON
- two Di,courses viii D. delivered On Labor In the
merpr 2, H. On the Laws OF Labor dedueed from Ma
In The afternoon a3 On the Laws of Labor.
dime. n SCRIPTURE By Dr. Sherman Admission aGd seats
t. The members o. The Wcuens Industry Association,
and o,he. working women, respectfully invited ms II
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Buffalo Election.

Buffalo, after being two years Loco-Foco, was
recovered by the Wings last Spring, but was lost
again in the Fall through the panic inspired among
It's vast number of Adopted Citizens by the Native
operations in this City and Philadelphia. She still
stands on the wrong ground, but one good fiogslng
TO Nativism in this City will bring her back TO the
true faith. Her hundreds of German laborers will
not vote agains, the Protection Of their own Indus
try unless under panic fear that they are 10 be
deprived of their Liberty.
The vote in the Election of Tuesday stood
Wing. Loco-foco.
aGgror Hiram Parton l499 Joseph c. Masten. 1887
Justice C. H. Dcfores, -I5it James G. Dickle 10y
Supsrriso,s(2 elected. 1857 g elected '.l9i2
The Second and Third Wards are Wing through
out; the First, Fourth and Fifth Locos.
BLACK Rock and ToNAwASDA, Ere Co have
both chosen Wing officers.