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E This preparation has borne the
experience ' hrs introduction public favor during which
time numerous limitations have sprung founding their
claims TO the confidence of the community powers
contained IN the SarEapaa the reputation
use OF which has been manly attributable
cures effected by the of this preparation sarIaparia
root forms important Of its combination
time compounded with other vegetable remedies great power,
10 in the peculiar combination
on that lt' remarkable the disease depends
Other preparations initiate in the style Of putting up,
ing the name CT one o its ingredients and here ends their
blance Those needing purifier
qested to mote VIII re this difference exists and making choice
whist hey Will not toake other but that
confidence from the long list OF CUES has effected living
whose testimonials and residences have
who s bearing daily testimony
medicine has scarcely furnished parallel numerous
HnI cures effected by its and what has effected
nncn ran ahn Amin
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NOTIE hereby given in of th ut on
oy the Councii OF Munc pay No Two their sitting
>epieHof Will sell at public my flee DAY
NE lih day OF October O'Clock
e contracts for bull ing Scboo in the First and Fnub
wards o. Municipality No two, sgeeaby plans specfea
tons on file in the Surveyors office
sS A d. CRossMAN Mavor
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RRYsIPELAR.

For Eryspelas tie PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies make the dsease disappear or little
other place Hhe Pain Extractor however drqDs out
and completely REM YES the cause of the dseas land effects
thorough
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6. 1916.
Dear Sir About week since, while working my trade
cut foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
bit OF the adZe entered the my foot Just below the in.
sten The wound began inane and continued to do
until became much alarmed. | used British OIL incture
Of Myrh and several adhesive passs but all purpose.
then commenced the use of
DAlLEG's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than minutes The pain and inflammation began
to subslde, and has now entirely left
l can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Ex.
tractor being superior anything have fseen tried for
removing pain or Inflammation.
am shp.caTpener by trade, and shall be wiIngto..,
uty to the virtues of the Save all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue, No. ISL where can give any
information desired. Yours truly
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DA L L EY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND


Has ever been discovered that possesses any of the Qualities
OF this famous remedy Almost daily hear of new and
heretoIUe virtues discovered by application to
new diseases-ui remarkable fact that many of its ef
iect, are known from accident experiment So deep
has been the scence of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the nm.
Nent0r so admirable the combination O t gr, nts that
found suited to relieve almost ament to which the
frame Of man subject Let enumerate some of the ne
cular qualities of this remedy:
Frst-It will, within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the severest BURNS, SCALDS or
BLISTERS. 1t will also the pain and cure GOJT
TlC-DOLEROUX, PILES. RHEUMATISM, SORES
or rSWELLINGS.
will preserve life, matter how may be- the injury
unless vital part be bued and consequently any sore Of
inflammation.
Thtrd.-It will heal Buns Wounds Ulcers or Sores of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
FOur.-It neutraizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles Insects, or Rabid animals.
F1tt.-lt will, wherever applied, prevent MORTIFICA
IlON and in old wounds wherever mOrfcaton has com.
menced will the disease and the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away, will the part
Sizh-IfBROKEN LIMBS, when set be well vyyapped
in the Salve, Inflammation, Swelling OF Pain can O.
cur and the bones une and become strong with astonishing
raDidity.
Seoenth-When the Bowels are painful or infianoed TIC
Extractor, if well rubbed them, will afford relief and
cause movement even when OIL jaap and all other
Etghh-lts use perfectly safe all cases-it never can
do narm-the system will absorb more than
repair IT, II VII not conflict with medicines thai may De
We have moi in this publication to enumerae all the
Diseases cured by
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
but we shall subion few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands In possession, from ali parts Of tn
country.
PILES.
1t may be confidently stated that there no case of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and once the pain and
!, John Williams, q resident of Hamilton county and CITY
OF CINCINNATI tee solemn duty that the cOmmn.
nlty thus to publicly state that have been troubled with the
Tor about seven years, during which time have suf
fered much bodily pain lost great portion OF that time by
confinement TO bed, and have expended hundred
dollars but to purpose IeOntnued grow worse Mean.
while was persnaded and finally urged TO make trial OF
"DAl.LEY'S " MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR" /" for
the awful complaints and to my utter amazemen, az
well and hearty and to the OF boxes hs
precious ointment ascnbe my These facts / am will.
ing to affirm to, should make the statement OF old resi-
dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
CtnciHHdti 4th month, 1S47.
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The effects OF the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful, quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS Its success in
healing old sores Of long standing is unparalleled.
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The efficacy of thePAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
Is remarkable. We Know of numerous cures and do not
hesitate say that the Ontmen will never fail for this pur
pose Decacy from asking certificates from ladies
this subject The following procused by one OF our
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY's MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheerEuuy recommend il to those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable ar
ucle to cure It, . PHOEBE BRAY,
.akbdnU, April, l8i5, MARY MOORE
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Stoves! sTOVks-ln store and for sale, =.
and BaF-room STOVES, ~ -S--M
McG5ain's celebrated Air tight COOK STOVES PesN
aud The stove will be found surpass all Others as re-
cards economy eTcelency and implicitly. And as large
business can only be done by selling cheap will sell very
small advance on cost. G. w. W, GOODWIN
40 Wholesale and Retail Fnware Mandatory,
ErnuI IuaNnn N
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NTARBLE.-2O blocks White Italian Marble, direct from
WI the quarri-s of Caars landing from Italian brig
Francesca from Genoa, for sale by 80
e- Also hand, by arrivals, Bardigo and Dove
Marble blocks slabs; and Tiles of all and dmen-
sons alsO four polished Marble Table Tops for sale
low to close nsignmenLs. leS
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Truth is stranger than fiction"


Messrs. SAEDs-GeRlemen: My wife suffered with dis.
tress and burning her chest many daughter
ahired rnr h-r br with humr her bold. We
various phys cans and tined numerous ede without mnch
H. until heard, through Rev Thomas micI
tai value Of Sands sarapara On his
and daughter decided on y it, and permanent
6eneh My daughters skin assumed appearance entirely
from being roug1 hard and scay, became soft
Wits suffer almost nEits Lon ger Is
my hn belief Will produce Yours ec
q. S. HENDRlCkSON, Pastor OF the Baptist Church.
he Ennl Mani hlnrhn
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FANCY GOODS.

~ N(NV N1nOINS
AE11NOI OOOlCDs
DDU :, - -,
m% ID INN n AZ n Az h.
SVs ASFEEI4911' smith.
"hNEhAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. 80 GRAVIER STREET. ly
FENS;;;;To Merchants, Accountants, etc,
W. b. KENNEy t. 1T
GOLD AND BELL-HE7,dL pRN maKEP @%
w HT-,'1tI. -
TTAs b,Dd 49,, :. Nt1saLhe street, Y
III a. rJ u NAM ff anu constantly manufacturing y
an. smnSd W = Apartment q pens' O. superior quality gen
perfect confidence to ali bH 80 r. p n ~ teisl WIN
tcary the Canal Bank the MechGncs Trade Bsnk ali
The Municipal officers Of the Second Municipality hos. of
oelsln short needs only to these Pens trial
---"--- = - --oIs ~.eH every one VINO nses mem. nzs
THOMAS ATKINS,
tNATRASS MAKER AND LPHOI tSTERER M
Of dcPpons Ha ab5 los, R sad G3Ts M
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tB- For sale by sICKLEs L. Co. N. JARVIS e. CO. and r.
P. DUCAGE, NsWoriesns.. JOSEPH TUCKER Mobile.
COSTA co. Montgomery ....L GAM TEs L. co. Donald
snvr'Is -- - q. WOODMAN Vrckshu
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I n,
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YuUNG LADIEs
az No, 252 CAMP Sueet-ConduCtsd by DR. and MRS
MACAULAI; This Institution is under the personal
SUPERVISION OF Mrs Macauay advanced classes IN the
literary and scientific departments taught by Dr. Macau
ay assisted BY another gentleman To give instructions IN
Tue French, Spanish and Italian languages, in Drawing
Dancing, Vocal and Instrumental Music the most accom-
plshed professors employed.
The school arranged make it both an English
ana french school, and the aim Of the prime 10 con
duct their pupils through substantial and systematic
o studies aordIng at me time progress know
ledge and progressive discipline OF the heart well the
mind For the OF pupils of every age and grade
Of lnte ectua Gu ture, ANGLE arrangements have been made
efforts wh be lting promote the improvement OF
the pupils, and young ladies received the family as
ooarde VIII share In the euoyments, privileges and aten
tons of daughters.
The Play Ground-an item essential schools large
dry and secluded from public view and references When
requed will be made parents who have had Iher daugh
teTs at the Institution for years.
A course of Lectures History and Biogr9DhV he
delivered to the advanced classes by DR.. Macaulay during
winter; and 10 aid the pupils in understanding lectures on
scentC Subjects the school furnished with the requisite
made personally or by letter an3l 3mdTVV
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AEw ORLEANS EM,GRANT d REMITTANC

!a5a I'D - 81
TNHE undersigned his old established office continues to
a accommodate persons desirOus of remtng money their
friends in England Ireland, Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in pOsttOwn in the above named king.
ms, and in suit He also, usual continues hav.
Iqg passengers brought from Liverpool to this city, good
ships and reasonable Parties living distance by
addressing letter (pOst pad) the undersigned will be
ompty attended to. JOHN TOOLE,
slO lV 81 Rank Place,
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lUskPH d. PALNIhM = lllI-. n n

i 80 IN N ~. iALhnh ~ CO.. 90 GIaVleI street,
street the Is OF September will sell their present large
STOCK ol DRf GOODS, consisting of Brown and beache1
and JSanS white ard coored Fanne do do, PLAIN and
twlued Apron and Furniture Checks ChCctaw and Nan.
Keen Su4es French, Scotch and American Gnghams and
Kay Kay hs me lnsh Linens; Linen Sheengs 1914, Il4 and
l14 Table do and Nlpkins together with large assort.
men other seasonabe goods, including 1000 pieces
otl 9ttOn Nettngs, al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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A<3ks 1Z1.iss kExsa-s ,sssFs5zf5l@Ss.sssS
TRRO U GH IN IT DAYS.
stage Travel r Reduced to Ninety.three Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE-By the Daily Line
S$: E i3 3s5
Noble a, oooaf - Fare saS q''Hf e. Fine Sa
%, MP6FF R 5 e hs Daily Line of
iOi rs' Nla SLesne5s' ieaVlng M09ie at P M and
3aSns oa aa CANT re 9F line
onSoa EoE Gsp Afsm2 Bn BHS FF GsR
q to 43 hours By the Daily Mail Line Coach-FaIe ai0
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
.uF5&siy Il a. H. RRIvEs NJ PIsTAScEs Z; &
Ea &R5. ID % m St% 3sa,; q d M M fsFss Rsys5
atlanta ''.'' p m Augusta I'LL ?. Railr7sd....l7O
p No y99's,o9 n o p .s % e ID
81 hours including reduced to S8 mes
Three Daily Stage Lines between Opeika and Griffin
passing through West Point, La Grange and Geenve to
Grtfnbesides Extra Coaches always in readiness to carry
forward any number of through without de-
- The Cars on the Railroad are of the most approved
st9te;Iooms @ ms and nd bertts for might travel.
Exchange Hotel, Montgomery Ha, or Madison House,
BP8sssHgs B. P@EGGgns @ EThToggh Tickets of the
G Il Z AT EN- TRIAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Man,s5%sSy m Ratasd: tRsfAS'ss i nle.
sdrnos5: 81 p m Maoon. p P m & SsfSS Rsoai 70 70
s1ys@ns6 @S3G@ o. @ % Sasa.'oH % saia
Fare-MontgOmery Charleston, $23 Soto Savannah,
"a d. Time nTongh y hours, including two nights rot,
savannah he Line Seam ara aiSe IKE % he CReos @ aad
BROOK and GEN CLNCH, wei known for their s9fet1. IT,
neatness and sumpuous fare.
Ihe Gars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
wo Jally Lines OF -Four Horse Post Coaches from Ope
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nj ADAME lORk-Fhis celebrated Philosopher AS.
~ rologst and PhysOgnOmist and of the Egyptian
Orace Of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men OF New Orleans that she will remain in the city for
chnrt time, and may be consulted in any of the above
sciences at her office No 270 Graver street. between ST
Peter and St. Paul streets. Madam desired will give
temperament. Cnnan taiinn | An
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MAR8LE BLOCKs, sLARs and TILEs-Re

1Vl moved from the of St Charles and Cod Streets
and taken IN our store, the following:
and Dove Marble =
5OOo Tiles of sizes, nom to 20 inches square.
a, o blocks BaTdighO and VIII g Marble.
Also, INST received and now on the IIevee, .
~ blocks CaTrara white and Bardiglt0 Marble Tor
sale tOlr by BAREILi 4 co. 81 Common ST.
Also, large, polished MARBLE VASE, suitable for
bar. room soda Fountain for sale as above. sla
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A GREEABLf Re 0Iurnn Council Of Second
n paly passed August a. lsSn the foVng Ia
situated tins Municipality hereby required The
filed the proper level within thir days uer penalty dn
Of Five Dollars day for every day after caou
sand Lots unified and II the expiration thirty
from thI LOIS unified will filled
Surveyor al the expense Of their respective owners
IA Arfn
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MAYORALTY OF NEWORLEtNs, Oet g. I9jO
NOTICE hereby giygn in the ah7ye erio
that Will sell Office, MONDAY, October a. et -
70 he 9w bidder the contract 10y supplying Mun paity
No Two with the best quality OF P-rsh Coal during ens
ing 4, D. CROSsNhN. M,vHr
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p 1 LES .

but we shall subjoln few testimonials of its value seece
from the Thousands in possession from all parts 1t IN
county.
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COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No Two
,,psnr,,rr mi Sitting of Tuesday Oct l. 1850
Il alH. he Mayor b. author anf 0ursrc after
70 IN RTT a. ps Sag gac'HI 4o'ee in the official The an ay
ply ymg me unlc pay, during tha ensuing segs1 pr SUP
Offices Jais etc ~ '' '-s Public Schools,
[Sgned1 JAMES II C.rDyr,, -,
Appr1vsl Oc Ober 3, l~5u ~ '1'i'' 'tesdeht'
tsgnedl :, A. D. CEossNAy, Mayor.
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THE UNION.


We publish below a communication touching the al
lowance OF interest claims against the government
We make this publication because the Republic does not
consider that the rghtiuness Of the allowance OF inter-
est in the Gaphin claim matter at all connected with
Mr.. Crawford's conduct We think differently; but as
the Republic is understood to be in the confidence OF the
cabinet. we take it for granted that Mr.. Crawfords
friends do not wish TO avoid discussion this particular
point. until the report OF the investigating committee
To tie Editors Of The Union.
GENTLEMEN: have to request you to publish the fol-
lowing. In reference TO claims against the United
States, showing the difference OF action OF government
officials, respecting the adjustment and payment OF the
same, with regard TO interest II is attempted 10 justify
the payment Of interest on the Galphn claim because the
Attorney General, MIR. Reverdy Johnson gave i as his
opinion that interest was due and should be paid The
tain and adjust the claim Of George Gaphin made under
the treaty OF the governor of Georgia with the Cherokee
and Creek Indians in the year i773 and to pay TO the
heirs OF Mledge Galphn the amount due out OF any
moneys in the treasury Of the United States not other
wise appropriated" it will be seen, does not specify the
amount to be paid and makes provision for the pay
trast this transaction with former decision. The act Of
Goth june 1884 provided for the claims OF losses
stoned by the troops in the service OF the United States in
Mr. Attorney General Crittenden was requested to give
his opinion the justice and law OF the allowance OF
interest MIR. Crttenden said in his opinion
uepenus on proper consructlon oil the act oil
Congress Of the 18th June, 1884
..The whole and sole authority ~ derived from that
II is the standard by which the Jurisdiction be
ured and limited What IL BY the of the act
T. authorized 70 receive examine and adjudge oil cases
OF the United States In l8l2-'I3.
Ineres the Of such losses certainly thing
very disnguishabe and different from the losses them
selves 6ta
1T may be that justice would have required in this
the allowance of interest well the principal that
lost but Congress alone peent determine the
extent Of its Obligation and 10 give Or withhold authority
Tor the allowance Of the prncpahat L. the value Of the
property lost with without interest The whole subject
before them for consideration, and the question OF
teres important in the the principal They
did legislae and provided for the liquidation and payment
q claims for losses but made no provision for any claims
of interest the inference my mind Is irresistible, that
they did not intend authorize the payment OF interest
't is confidently believed that in all the numerous
of Congress for the liquidation and settlement Of claims
against the government there is instance in which in
has been allowed except only where those have
expressly directed or authorized its allowance"
need say nothing further but to state that in the Gal
phin claim, nothing said by Congress to the pay
ment OF interest.
INQUIRENDO.
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Tn. oaIpn,n Claim.

II appears TO be understood that the select committee
appointed to investigate the connexon OF the Secretary
OF War with the recent payment account Of this claim
will at once proceed to the discharge OF their duties, so
much enlarged and made OF great interest and importance
by the action Of the House on Friday in adopting the
resolution proposed by the honorable Mr. Harris, OF ILL.
nois, which is as follows;
Ee,ofped That the select committee appointed by this
ttouse III relation 70 Gaphin claim be instructed 70
make full Investigation and report 70 this House the origin
ana natre Of said claim, the circumstances attending s
nosscurion Don the departments OF government, and the
Of bill authorizing the payment o. said claim
% The amount paid said claim, both OF interest
and principal and whether the same has been paid 10
vIar.ia ~ whom, The money has been paid, and the
amounts BY each The interest. q the Psrsons 90
receiving said money said claim ana now ssa
matters In nnywise pertinent 20 the inquiry ana mat
they have power to send for persons and papers
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Literary Notices.


Vaife-Jaeksf; or, the World 10 Miw-of. JVr BY HER
MAN MELVILLE, author Of Typee. omoo Mard and Red
burn. New-Yorki HARPKR Il BRorHERs. 1850.
We confess to have no knowledge OF salt water, be-
yond what we have learned OF il from books and that we
unwind with more or less difficulty the yarns spun by
most narraors Of seattle But in spite OF all these draw
backs we must add our humble testimony the truth OF
all which has been said, both by and the Eng
lish press in praise OF White Jacket Each of Mr. Mel
ves chapters is a perfect tabeau, and hereafter the
whole ships company, from the commodore downwards
will seem to US like old acquaintances. The authors
powers OF description are unrivaed in their way. We
remember 10 have been much impressed, when we read
Mr. Danas Two Years Before the Mast" with the chap
tiers describing Cape Horn; bat the thrilling sketch Of
White Jacket Of the rounding OF that perous CAPE far
surpasses that OF MIR. Dana We have no doubt, also,
OF the existence OF many abuses in navy, which
trust the work before Us will do much 10 reform We
commend il to the attention OF those in power confident
they will be glad for to have the truth told them
from the forecastle in perfectly goolhumored way and
without the least spirit Of prejudice or complaint
We are indebted to Mr. Robert Farnham, of this city,
for a copy Of this wefk.
MIR +. has also sent us
Ned Alien; or the Pan Age BY Dawn HASSAY, esq New
York HAnrrn & BRomrRs 1880
From the various commendatory notices Of this novel
which we have seen, doubt not it will prove very In
erestng those who, unlike ourselves have time to in.
dulge in the perusal Of the numerous works OF fiction
which are now issued from the press
We are indebted to Mr.. William Adams, OF this city,
for
The Pastors Wife; 1smoir Of Mrs Sherman, Of Sarsy
Chapel. BY her Husband
This is very interesting memoir Of the life OF one emf.
nent for her pety and many virtues, Il is written by her
husband, and is simple but touching tribute the men,
DRY OF departed wife, who for many years cheered and
aided him in his duties as Christian minister The vol.
ume is both agreeable and instructive
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Fa1nAY. Anil u 1850

Stephen c. Williams. esq, Of New York, was admit
ted an attorney and counsellor Of this court
No. 49, J. Masons widow and heirs plaintiffs in error,
j. N Pearson. The argument Of this cause was con-
nued by Mr. Bradley for the defendant in error and con-
cluded by Mr.. Mason for the plaintiffs in enron
No "a. J. Suader ct al, plaintiffs in error, u.s. Henry
Baldwin. The argument Of this cause was commenced
by Mr. Walker for the plaintiffs in error continued by
Mr. Lincoln for the defendant in error and concluded by
Mr.. Walker for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned till Monday, at Il o'clock. a. m.
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THE WuLIAMsBuRGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESULT
The completion of the canvass yesterday showed that
WiIliamsburgh had gone democratic. Edmund briggs,
the democratic and independent candidate for president
received 1850 votes his competitor i,olt-Drggss ma
louty f75 John Breach, candidate for clerk The dem
ocrac and independent tickets. received ll77 votes
George s. Baker, wing candidate, f,021-Broach's ma
iority 1856 Abraham J. Berry. candidate for supervisor
on the democratic and independent tickets. received $50
votes; George n. Andrews, wing, 905. Berry and An
drews are eected--Nsw York Globe