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'E'BE7E ceiebraied Machines, for which / received
Diploma at the Fair OF The Worcester Co. Mechanics
Association are made at No CENTRAL STREET, where
orders may be addressed.
The following is taken from the Editorial columns of tho
Spy: VI have had one OF Cloves's Washing Machines
III Use in our family, for several past and after
giving II lair trial can recommend II as the best machine
for that puepose that acquainted with II is moi
only great labor saving machine, but operates in tush
manner - to lnjure clothes much than is done bV
other washing machines by the hand rubbing
board" 20
GJ Price IS. WGyrG.ttd 10 please.
May 81 d2aw wrf FRANCIS CLoYEs
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TailOresses Wanted.
SHOULDER BRACE

N1HE Washington Suspender Brace, and others, To-
i sale by the Agent in Worcester,
LEWIS T. LAZELL, No sol Main ST.
Nov g. d8w doors nerth American House.
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40 stray gsrafdeFs.

"A ID th0se baVng SIkAW CORD on hand can Ciepese
"A ofit at my Store at The highest prices.
MARTIN STOWE,
Nov 70. dwif No. Flagg Buildings.
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EARiLLA SOAP.

II esnrSf 3MaOmS.
LOT Of dne Cardamon, eeefs just received aud fes
"A ssie By LEWIS T. LAZELL, Apoihecary,
s4A No sol MAN street,
oo.s5. A4tecd4w d0ors north Am. Reuss.~
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l8 Byoadicay. y 7 aad lis Chr'-u,si Psdtdeiphts
VIII issue he F.LL F.sHioS Of lsi9 flr OESrLGNAxs
HAr, on Saturday, tho ash day OF Ausu,tinsL
Upon presenting Ourselves befof" our parons and
friends al this time with the Fall Fashion we beg ssss
remark that entire change ofsye hssbeen effected.
which Il entirely original ard new IN every particular or
the quality snd character Of the Hsi. Will only cay
that utmo. endeavor- have been and 10 insure 10
advancement; and hat Efforts fof M" attainment Of
hat object will be relaxed until have arrived II
the ishe-l possible point Of perfection.
WN n BsEsg h Co have received ~ isis arrival,
direct from Paris and extensive variety ~ Fsl and Win
Fur Good. for children Chspeau Cssqleties. a. ne
most beautiful and appropriate afc for ihe season ever
imported. Also Lsd go and Mi.ses Beaver and Castor
Bonnes Ledirs' Riding Has kc al Of which were
uscured 10 order of their trade from .tmpss
selected BY ~ beebe DO ha great metropolis ~ Fssh
loo These goois will be- really for the Inspection " h.
pnbilc % saturday. TIE ash inst au1
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Departure ofAbbott Lawrence-Bancroit ana
secret Insiituuon--The New hinisterio
Porfuaai.
Correspondenee Of The Tribune
WA,HiSsrs~, Thursday, Aug p =

t0rresporrercc Of ! ne 4rinlLr-
WA,HiS6rsS Ttursdsy, Aug p 4e4s..
Abbott Lawrence. cur newly appointed MINIS
Ter 20 the Court o = James. left lat evening with he
final Instructions from the Secretary OF state HIS De
parure hss been ha.teued ~ nesocsions Of our pre-
cent Minister Wticr eere not 10 accordance Win inr
views entertained hy th- present Aainl-. foh oi our
True policy 20 be- maintained stfhsf Court shs NOT 20
toto d-s It.sufcrutt ssy that d. Instructions 10 b
certain character Minister n London 7re on 20 81
me stale Department authorizing him g. act 4s D. hs-
BOO measures 10 gre-t Importance 10 'e hAN1la1l1i-
ana commercial community of tnl- country
The inference DO that secret instructions over The
autograph oi the late President were he authority.
when Instructions a. have said have Dot been placrd
on Me nay remark here that this VAS f fsvouie
aud yrsctced hnesse the part NJ the late President
10 Il the impression that the same system ~ secret
communication md instructions was pracfced by tne
ale President sitn Mr. MeLaue on the Oregon ques-
game between tire 40 and the 81 ~ party. which
wss 70 s-y least d-rogatory 70 the Official charsc
ter u the head Of the nation.
20 strong the impression ~ the time of the con-
nvsnce OF then Minister og bis letter &c that had
he reuomnated tor the position which he held he
could not have been confirmed by the senate But /
leave his subject for the present
James Clay. con OF cur Harry OF the West" ar
rived a. day and has bad interview with the S-cre
Jay of state lie viii leave soon possible % re-
Join his father ~ Newport ghsuce be- viii depart for
Li.b hon the place be has been assigned Chsrge 10
lieu of M Hopkins Of "a superseded Mr.. Clay oears
a strong resemblance 70 bis f-ther. and no one has
failed % recognize him who has seen rim here Tie j.
young man, too ot capacity. Who viii do honos 20
our Government sbrOsr Iis final Instructions will
be- gwen him IN a lew days. AsnoDRUs.
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A Fight-Philadelphin Markets.


PHILADELPHIA, Thursday Aug. %.
Yesterday part, of young men belonging t.
the Hibernis Hose Co went picnic TO Red Bank,
and every thing passed Of pesceaby until they came
on board the steamer Eagle to return to the city,
when two of their number became engaged In fight.
The pilot Of the boat interfered % separate the com
batanrs snd the result was general tight IL was
10 .lly subdued however. by some citizens OF New
Jersey, who srreeted eight Of the rioters and sent
them. tied hand and foot 20 Woodbury.. ! am in
formed By gentleman Vho saw the whole ai-ir that
the raying cry OF the rioters was, O. H. hhernis
Hose o. This l. the second occurrence OF the Kind
which has taken place during the l-st FEW weeks ~
Red Bank and viii tend % make 10 unpopular, II riot
0u- tendencies not Immediately ripp-d IN tue ou1
We had pretty severe thunderstorm this morning
but 10 failed 10 cool the air.
The work on the road which has been commenced
in order 70 avoid the inclined plane near this city, =
prns ressing with the utmost rspifify.
Hon Norris Longstreth j in this city and regret
% ssy, Is suffering from aB ssthmauc affection.
The export demand for Flour continues limited, and
only few hundred barrels Of r~sh-groun have been
tAsen for shipment At s. u. $ Is per barrel The ai
price Tor choice brand FOR CITY consumption limited
g s. . FOR old and flesh ground and
- 81. IS 81, for Rye Flour l. IN good demand
.alrs Il S00 bbls al - g per Dbl Corn Mea continues
very scarce email OF Pennsy lvania a. o. IS whc'
IL the general asking Price GrSin-snpphrs OF Wne-i
10 go ru.hes good aud prime Al u o. TO- and
white ss n. s. IS per hushel par. Tor 'hi gment
nluce funh-r sales of yellow A. IS Coo per g lbs Oas
are ID fair demand and price. steady. saes u old and
new Southern ~ y Soc snd Peiu-y vauia ~ sac per
husheI Whisky j. good drman1; ssles Of 20 bbls Al
47c-hhds very and command the zane price
There = anxiety m-n-.rd % learn the tenor Of ne
sfeamers advicrs. overdue, ard both buyers and
ers general decline operating until hey received
s,LEs ~ SrocEs-Fysf Hoa,e-l27o Stat- s. 81. 3
- DO 81. is Western b. CO. 3oc0 e. g. 81 a 81
-high Mot g. 81. 600 Sch Nav. g. &C. -, :. County
FIRE ns 81 30 Chrs. and De- Cana D., s. as; y
Planters b. Tenn i0
Seoond Bo1rd 8 Ky b. lcoi. 600 STATE s. Is Bl
P-on kR So, a. Farmers afd Mech b, olt Mech
b. y 1000 CITY per cents, l0ft
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Fees for Inspection Of Records Of Deeds, &c
In the Register, Once.

To ne kdN0r q ne iri0hne
Until very recently, the Records 10 the Regis
,er's Once have been open for public inspection A
few laymen understand searching the privileges most
" exercised BY members Of the bar. But Statutes
.eem 10 have chameleon properties and it has just been
discovered thst persons looking AZ indexes Of
snces &c must pay tor each year they examine, the
same A. II the Register hsd made and ceruned In wr-
ting the search himself Part III, Chap TO- Title
sec 40 the Revised Statutes provides for fres for
searching b. the Register allowing i've cents for esch
year aud In Sec Il allowing ten cents tor each con
veysnce and incumbrance crfiisd And IN Part III,
Chsp Art Sec o. 10 reads. referring 20 such In
deNrs &c) such books shall - Al proper times be-
open for isp,cf0H % any person paying therefor
the f@es allowed on la~ What are the fees referred
tof Certainly they not the same those allowed
the Rgisrer ssarcifgg There provisions. ia
the Statutes tor Zee. Tor HpFR hecords and conse-
oueutiy none have been charged Notwithstanding the
I..t authority Upon what principle then can the
Reg sfer apply his lees 10 the eyes OF the puhci Be-
fore h paid tor searching the party paying can re-
qure the search 90 be certified and the Register Is re-
-yausibie for mistake. Bat 70 an Attorney, Tor bust
ness purposes inspect. the Indexes ts is not search.
ing b. tls R,sstr IL b. frequently necessary for the
interest. client. that counsel should inspect records
and that the public should BE- taxed tor such nspecou
Ia the same ratio charged Tor certified search,
(shch s only obtained 10 satisfy parchasers Is so-
surd
The law evidently fnfrads5 ,pecifc fred charge
for inspecting By public, but II has provided
any To put the Registers construction IN force eacn
person must be Honorable enough % note how much
he nspects and report correctly and then have some
money win him. Tue Register ought 70 put sign
u this eject the door OF his documentary nena-
gerie
lnebrsies who d0ube see.
Mu.t pay for scarf hing twice,
But on---yec gerf-uleu czu lOoE.
FAiH AND ssUAAE.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


Tar FoREiGS Nsws.--Tne Canada arrived at
Hslifsxats O'Clock on Wednesday evening, ard
our Express was a. 81 Johns e'terday afternoon.
The state Of the atmosphere consequent upon the
storm yesterday was such, however, that 10 part
Of me news reached this city, and We only learned
tb.. portion Of it was telegrsphed 10 Bs''on IN
season 20 be seat over 70 Nes-Y0rk by the even
ing tram, and viil reach ., this morning 10 sea-
ron to be laid before our readers either 10 a.
scrip, 20 tn. paper or in an Ertrs Tribune. y
toe telegraph gets into working ofosr 10 tne
course Of the forenoon we shan receive aeoit'oh a.
dispatches for our Evening Edition The steamer
herself will probably not be here I'LL Saturday
morning.
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Inehr,ies. who d0uble see.
Au-t pay for scar hing twice.
Bul 0n---yec gerfiruleu eau lOoE,
An1 only pay h.l prce.
FAB AND SsuARE.

OREGoS CITY-A writer i1 the Boston TrGrel-
ier, on board the propeller Massachusetts,, JuDe
o. thus describes Portland and Oregon City Al
ter rambling tor Two dAy, about Fort Vancouver,
eit Tor Portland, situated on the willamette.
about fourteen miles sOoye Its 10. entrance into
toe Columbia. Portland was commenced about
three years since, IS nox quite viilsge, and .
destined 10 become mGch larser. being al the head
waters Of ship navg CATION, although small vessels
can run nesriy 10 ~ the Falls. AT the Falls 10
sltas'ed The Oregon Cuy.' Inis Is he most
populOus town II tue territory, destined ere lo0g
70 be celebrated for is manufactures. There 10
any quantity Of water power
Nov from Oregon City Travelled 25 miles West
50 miles South. and le mles East. In my vsr.o8s
auau became sceuailted sIth a. classes OF the
population, and q mere kind sod hosPltable peo-
pc never net With. AZ Prsseni majority o.
the Iaie part OF the population q IA the mines Of
CAliiornia, ard PROBABLY 60 miners have been
more successful Every vessel briggs numbers
returning 70 their homes Wealth 9 very rapidly
rolling into Oregon. About twenty saw nils are
uos 01siy eating oul lumber, which sells for
slO1 per thousand. a; the mills 10 costs another
nuldred = freight il 10 San Francisco. where 9
sel.s for $500 aad s4O0 per thousand. For ages |
may cay. the lumber OF Oregon Nil be source Of
Sealtn his q rue country f1r ~nsa, and other
gram the Winters are usually mild. 50 that herds
d horses and cattle need bat i-le BIDDER. A PEI
son DEEDS 10 vlsit the co1Gtry, % fully Ecqgsint
himself With It's internal resources The pc pie
are nos lAoorios under great Faculties, owing 10
the dls'ory action OF Congress The subject Of
land claims Altogether unsettled. The custom
ros Is ior any pefs.n % IS ablsh on any uaoccu-
pied land ana claim one mile square People d.
not ieel 'ecars In making Improvements. Let the
land titles De rendered secure aac IL vo1ld very
;,S 1on pat new face on the whole appearance q
| 80. 10 Oreson. Ac,ordlng 70 4 recent censas
M ~ - g. Z
oee"seA 900 Inhabitants IN Oregon. no,
I iI~'4~'-s A-- earsixnsp.
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CROPS II NAMING have intelligence from
The farming regions ia pcnobscos, PiscAt.oui. sad
Aroostoo~ Cos ana refn tai the prospect for good
expectation and IN the ssd experience OF thr Vs.
pxst the ~cevil hss scarcely any trnpr,..ior
upon the wheat ard wherever Il hss been sown the
present season. good crops will be rrshzsd The ous
uty sown. however Was much isss than formerly The
potso crop sePesrs hne. no disease Is yes .pgsr-n
ADD good potatoes are nov DUG icr consumption and
he market Barley and oats DO well snd ~ii yield a
iali rage crop Cum is promising. snd %
.ng forward very rapidly. Tufnps and other root
crops, and vegetation generally, are visoroE. sud
healthy. Bangor Wing
NEw CsRRitcEs.-Ness-s. Coils \ Lawrence
have just finished At their factory In TIL. city asplen
did coach for the present Secretary OF Wzr hoa M
Crawford. They have also IN process Of construction
another carriage for our Minister 10 Mexico Hon Mr.
CLIFFORD New.Esysa Pal
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NEvOELEASs Sunday, Aug -
Al arrival 81 tbs port h~inss afvfces from Mex
leo 70 the a, Of August The ate Financial Minister
hss been appointed Minister q France. k-mors are
current Herrars Intends % resign tne Prs iency
ir favor Of Car-rre the pGes4nt Minister n Finance
TIE Municipal Elections have just closed With lzrEe
nj 5rry far fne narcli-sl party Congress is s-
n .-ssi0u blt - oerarons are ri tte I'm portsnce
The Apacn- Indians alarmed - the approach Of ~
Americans have made proposals. q peace % The Mexican
Govern mert
The Cno.ers continues 70 rage dres1fsLy The state
q Durango.
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CINCINNATI. Thursdsy. Aug Ej-P ".
The report az lur,f III - FOR tie week erdlng
this day. were Of Cholera II End other diseases =
BUFFALO Thursday Aug 23-P.M.
Their have been 70 cases of CnDiera aud %
deaths during the q hours ending this day
RxcHrs1EE Thursday Aug %
There Wss bat ore oesth from Cholera ia tnis
city yesterday ~,
AIBANY. Thursday. Aug 23-6 NJ.
The report Of The Board col Heath TODAY -
quite moderate il being but case, and deaths
from cases prevl0usly reported.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANERfCA~ MUSEUM Among th- lens Of Thousand. q
-uro.ur- nature, and sffffisl living snd ih- ruuler
ieiis Of DIE. would bee difficult 90 sesci ore p. No most
S0nrerf hu az ffs Iaf conner always ne mns
,facve sr the time h-ing The. 10 present u ne H
msu-~ Egyptian irurndl on ihe h rl4ur nf usfie al
aud hefcrues. lie measures DOB fffin length sd l. 30
nfnfou-y strong Two rspifa farce. aud other pleasing
rnisIlalrmrrIs 40 led at -arh rrLln name
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Receipt, INC, Yesfvd7v- FLOUR. 1900 bhls
WHEAT. l0 900 bush. CoRN 600 There il fair de-
inasd for Western FLOUR. and fne market is without
material change. parcel OF 500 hns common Michi
ean was disposed ~ ~ - For WHEAT there IL .
good milling inquiry aud the market j. ffm the sales
embrace ~ OOO Dush u 0c for io ana &c for Wis
cousin 10 CoRS toe ssle- 500 oush Tat Yellow 81
SIC Nothing Lew In FREIGHIs.
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PHfIADELTHIA- IhgrsdaJl aug .
TIE big Arg1 i- hss s-riv-f 70 ms plrt Flih
date. from Rio ~ o. fhe 81 Of jay The following
q vf..el. we're % port phfn she eff
Fri.at. B~zrdys flasp of var Falmouth, % ISL
far M. Pacific ~ fhe l0iu. ire shiDs Clair. susan
g Owen. Ralph Cross and brig Meteor from lniia
The .hip Aog4. IS nov coming Up vita I'LL .ater
/. AZ. lrnrI E-n-
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Loss or CsssLks HpHS AT SAS Fs,ScIsco.-
We have received extract from private letter dated
San Francisco June II. which says that the night
before, Charles Horn. from New'Jersey.s passenger
On board the wssleosk Equssor was Loot In attempt,
log 10 90 ashore. by the small boat in which he vi.
,,risins the cable Of another ship, threw him out
The Eou.sar hid very tedious passage out hsv'
ios no souls on board with iosuiheieney OF room
md .iores For part OF the time 'hose on eosro were
put on allowance.
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From Bermuda.

NEv-OELEANs. sunday. Aug. ls.
TIE R0voI G7-sfs ~ fh- 7fh states tnat tie
bark Nsine. lO days from SeT York arrived a. -
G.orge'. On The 9Th Having case Of sickness %
board .he vas qu-ranffned for - hours.
Tn Wet India papers that there i probability
q se,teent ~ the difficult betseen The Govern
rneni ~ D.rnersra and tne combined courts. -ma-'
pox vas ,tl.l raging a. = Vincent
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NV OILEAxs. Ihursday, Aug 70
The Spa1ls1 Cptsa'. c.Isiderl. Z himself z l~r
dursnoe hss struck Ms Gag ard .icsee up ~ once
he that The vestber had not been 90 warm
Re would have suffered Improvement
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By TIE HlDAIGHT SOUTHEBi NAIL

NARrLASo.-Th4 whis Convention % ROM
nate a candidate f,r Congress from the Isl Ds-
trie; net A. 3 ace sours on Wednesday h'0H'
ARD I. BOWIE was nominated on ne f'f'ie''
ballot Gen. CHAPxAS Wing rss the MsMue'
10 the ast Congress. Ihs District, last F'esiden
tia election, tod Tsy lor $50, cas' ga 81
Bursn =.
TIE LocoFcco Convention Of the I'D street
s.semb cd A. Hsser,ovn on Tuesdsy ". l.
HAAILTos Of Ws.hirgron c.. vas nominsisd on
tAs second ballot. DlxsS Ro~ss Whi-l ~ss
the N, mber 10 the EST Congress 7. j. AeAAlS
j, tie present X IL candidate. Vote - ''s'
Pre,'denusl election. Taylor 7i25. Ci's ''OS'
Van Buren, -.
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situation, Commerce, Population, &c. of
salonica.
Greek Correspondence Of The Tribune.
sALoSfcA, Greece, July T. lsi9

Greek Correspondence Of The Tribune
sALoSioA, Greece, July T. lsi9.
To fhe Editor o. The TribHas
If you think the follow ing stst sites of any value
you are 1T liberty 10 use them. | believe few OF
our Nex-York and Boston merchants are aware OF
the commercial importance Of this city. Certain
it is that 10 American trading vessel has entered
this port tor years. And yet Saloncs has no h.
considerable commerce. les situation a. the only
port Of any note on a gulf extending Tar inland
and having large extent Of country ia its rear
gives 70 peculiar advantages in this respect. Ths
cousum ytion, slso Of the CRY Itself is not unim-
portaut. We fnd = population here falling itt
n any short Of $4,000 souls. These are mo.tl,
Jews. Greeks and Turks. With 50 Or 90 Frank ian.
lies. The statistics below sm permitted 20 ex-
tract from the Commercial Reports Of NJ q
Abbott Wee Consul ot the United States for s47
Vessels arriving -. 6oOlvessels departing .... GA
Tunnsge .......... 81 C54I runnsge ....... o. 1870
Val imports De- ~ 10 96O yaueQn Turk }.,o-.,,-o
sugar imported q 9eJlO ish piasters) ''oo-'@''
Manufactures 90 IS 3i7.l}0 silk exported 3 y 81
Coffee & Pepper = 70 $50 W0 .......... -257 9-N
Indigo Cochnea - go Grain .....--. 80 73s 70
Iron AID Lead 'e45 30 Tobacco. Il los go
soap --..-...--. y, 5J354O
give bat partial view. OF the shove, the
English have about one third 10 Imports and one
fourth In Exports, 10 value.
will also extract a few Of the prices both Of
Exports and lmDOrts
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~ The P,t>rsoa Is'e'iigesccr saws an eno',
4. m.kns 10 secure the Post oce there for General
Go iwsns daughter She Mss hsd the principal ensrse
OF the oshce daring the ulaess OF ,ne fs'her snd ~
p.sr. 10 10 entirely comps,eot the discharge OF us
duties The proprie'y Of her appointment appesrs 10
BE- sanctioned By the unanimous wish OF the commani
~. and We presume will meet with no obstacle at
Washington"
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We have lept u 10 our house FOR more han Two Jes
and have a~sys found ii an snf.Ins feHs3y 10 a. 80
u code coughs he Fortunately Tor ourselves ~e b.
never hsd occasion 10 Try u fr consumption, bat s~s
vel sit@sied cures on- 0f ~hIc1 vii b. bnnd IN on
v-rtising columns. have been performed by a A w-
able faniiy m-clcine. aud one ~hifh snol4d &c ssP
every house We recommend 70 "a oar fnencs r..
O. per ouffle. or bottle. fDr - CAczenef -
General Agents, 81 Bare sy-st N-w lors -, "A
Branch D-yoss Bfooslyn. ~ Margaret Hay,
oargh y John y Van Mort. Po1ghke~pas, "
sss Dame, Nowsrs. " J. Coutin Ssvili. y h.ts'
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Kentucky Convention.
from Rio Jnneiro.

LOUISVILLE Thursdsy, Aug q
The L0c7-F-cos have msiouty OF members
In he Convention.
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~ For ,eiezrsphie dspatches received In tine for
Evening Edition Of yesterday, see First Page
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ALABsxA-The Whirs have carried, iof the
first time, one branch Of the Lssisa Azure As Two
United stats Senatar. are 70 be elected. they
o.zht ?, have carried both. The WGstinf0n Union
Of yesterday gives The result thus