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Official.
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council,

ResoiUed, That the Treasurer ray the lollowign
sums on the warrant of the Mayor, viz:
To John J. Lewis Sheriff. for expenses conveying election
ance Of police at polls hundred dollars and y-sx
TO New Orleans Be- for publishing election notices. in
sepember ~ IN French and English, hundred and
To the Courer for publishing election notices in epter
9ef 5'V IN French and English, one hundred and tysiS
To Philip Kammar for Refreshments furnished at the polls
Of lr;{ WaI9 u September election, thirty dollars
F I'm m i9k, Tor rent Of Goqm for holding election in
70 Jonn hender9n for eireshmen's at Second Ward polls
during election in September, thirty dollars.
election in September. ten collars
polls IN Third Ward at esc lon in septembsT fof dosrsp
To NJ. Lindo, for refreshments at Fourth Ward polls at
To X. Turner, for fitting up FOnrlh Ward polls at election
in September and for nails used gunwales eleven dollars
To Arcade Hotel for Refreshments furnished at Fifth Ward
p5Is duHng elections Of July and September $780, sixty
To C. Ca ThomR,2n f.; 1: cleaning for elections of
AR n q uhn S,ePen1er, iSoO IN tlh w ard, ten collars
- H. eaHer lof htng up polls In Filth Ward, in Sep
10 r. Young, for refreshments at Sixth Wa-d Polls, in
Eeptember twenty -four dollar and twenty five cents '' "
fi0E Tor htng up polls at Sixth Ward in Septem.
TO G. O. Bre9 for fitting up polls Seventh Ward. in
To Jos. Cohu, for advertisements in the German Gazette
TO s L. Beeman for extra services as Lieutenant, during
q - feHe' in August and September, twelve
To T Q. stark, lor notaria copy five dollars
Conmon street sRei road eghyye ID doars surveyor On
70 NJ g. AliminIngeT, for 2l10 feet plank supports to
10 R. Turner, for removing dead aniuais eleven dollar
70 aer WORKS company, for introducing lead pipes into
ghe honse etc., one hundred and twelve dollars and forty
To- j. F. Cay io brokerage purchase of lot for watch.
10 T. Funk, for suliaa furnished Municipal Offices eight
Passed Otc, q, 1870. J, H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Nov. 4, 1850 AID. .CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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succession of of,..........,......,.De Dennis OLeary.
BY j. A. HEARD. Amctioneer

SATURDAY., December Z 1850 l2 ocock-N sod at
- Banks Arcade, BY aud in pursuance the Hon.
John N Len Judge Of the Second District Of NswOeanI bearing
date 9Th Of November, 1850
The ooying described property belonging the succession Of
DENNIS O'LEARY, deceased, to Wit:
certain LOT OF GROUND in the Parish jefferson,
south de OF the aealne Ridge Road the North bv
said road, the West by Lot the public road
ict wi on the l. BY Lot D, and western line
ABOUT uii te5t IL nfhes the
the western about 1915 " inches and south
erh nei ch ls ieei inches and lines
san ana We5'eI lines The whole per plan drawn by
Sprnge Gated i2Ih Of ArT 1883, ant deposited Office Of
j. g. Marks, Notary Public Newurlsans. property IS fine
hiEh property rear the residence Of hr. West.
Second. a certain LOT OF GROUND No. 3Il situated IN
suburb Del6rI e:ond hnntclpRy-measure 80 feet
eet near the New Basin depth Of 2j feet parallel
ines On drawn by R. Deladed Cv Engineer deposited in
the oth;e oi g. Il. Sunrer, late Notary Public.
T. rms cash.
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A VENETIAN sToRY".,BY MRS. G. II. BUTLER.
CHAPTER /.

anu I"' ''' III 'I'l"cs Nc'o'er l. 1901
---- --=--- --=---
The Eeggar of Sam Marc.
A VENETIAN sToRY....BY MRS. G. H. BUTLER.
CHAPTER I.
With thi lirhtuess and grace of Il bird rDon the
wing, g0ulola cleft the Hmpid waters Of The
Giudecct, and darling swiftly through hun reds Of
the same beautiful craft, Gliding 10 the music Of
The gondoIiars, swept up lle ILL., Of the Ps2stfq
San Marc; and Two gentlemen dabarking from it,
mingled with the mJrev thrO1g which crowded
the marble pavement Of the square. Threading
their way through the uaV-muIulade, they passed
on to Jhs Church Of Sau Marc They entered be-
meath the porch over which stand the four famed
horses Of Lysippus, once the pride Of Constantiuo-
pie, s. ming as il curhed by some invisible power
to restrain their fiery leap u1un the rich pavement
below, and ended TO the tower, from which
they might command a We" Of the whole magnif-
H. .... t-- Co.,. ,-.
4! was u"s sunset hohF' sunset IN thice, OF
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Resolved, That the Surveyor is hereby author.
lied 10 contract, in accordance with the adiudica-
ton by the Mayor on the I4lh inst, with E. Moves
Is principal, and J. F. Smith and J. n. Walma got,
as securities, tor the building of schoo-house on
the property of the Municipality, at the corner of
PeCaner and Richard streets, for the sum Of nine
thousand four hundred dollars; and with John
Paul, as principal, and j. W. Boon, as security, for
the building of school house, on the properly of
the Municipality, on Dryades street, between ETato
and Thalia streets, for the sum of eight thousand
nine hundred and fifty dollars The buildings to
be erected III conformity to the plans and specifica-
tons file in the Office of the Surveyor, and to
his satisfaction, and to be completed within five
months from date Of the contracts. Payments to
he made as the work progresses, by notes. at six and
Passed Oct. g, IsJg, J. II. CALDWELL. President
Approved Nov 4, 1850, A. d. eros SNlAN Mayor.
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Extensive Sale Of Splendid and Fashionable
Furniture,
BY j. A, BEARD Aucffoneer.

TUESDAY November 20, 1885, following day al II
R0bb, Esq,, st. Charles street
The entire FURNITURE Of the establishment c7m1rng list
Of egan and fsEhoGebe Drawing aud rekfazt.
room sts speTb Mirrors elegant DTapees Dvars
Settles Work abissi EK:sn Dining Tables Piano
hhs Carpets iu Of China and Glassware; coneBts
Chan6crs compng e'ey DESCRIPTION Of Bedroom regulates
ueJ and large variety Of description Of Furniture
The besL .nuta-ture and latest
viii Ge ready for delivery The 9Th Of November
The dEeng will be opened Inspection Furniture on the
same and following days.
- Ca-l On delivery. Sal. vyfth,vt rsasrva
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Resolred, That permission is hereby granted to
Joseph Lallande, to emancipae his slave Malnda
or Marinda a mulatress, aged about 45 years, and
her children, Mary Frances Jane, aged 10, and
Benjamin, years, with permission to remain in
the State, when lie has given the usual bond and
security to the satisfaction of the Recorder.
Passed Oct. %, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL. President.
Approved Nov. 4, 1850. a, ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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No. 3O10,

Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby,
authorized and requested to sell at public auction
after having given the necessary legal notice, the
annual repairs of the St Mdry's. Vegetable and
PoydTas Markets. The work 10 be done bv the
2Oh Of December, 1850, in accordancs with the
specifications on file in the Surveyors office, and
to be paid for it progresses, in cash, ne.luurth
of the whole amount due being reserved until the
whole work is completed, and security in the
amount Of the contract be given to the satisfac-
ton Of The Council, to ensure the keeping the mar
kals in good order during the year 1851.
Passed Oct %. 1850. J. Ii. CALDWELL, President
Approved Nov !, 1850. \. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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No. 3Ol7.

ResolUsd, That permission is hereby granted to
John Pearce, to emancipate his slave Emily or
Miliy, black, and over 30 years of age, and her
children, Elizabeth and Richard and that said
slaves be permitted TO remain in the Stale, when
curiry, to be approved by the Recorder
Passed Oct. %, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL President.
Approved Nov. 4, 1850. A, d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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BOOKS-S STATIONERY.
.NGsU Book Store.

NU' OU 1LaKIst stFeeI.
S JOHN BALL, Agent, is receiving and opening
above large Law, Medical Thsolog
cal, School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO the largest and superior stocks Stationery
ever brought to this city, consisting part Of
English French and American Cap Papers, Note Papers
and Envelopes match
Sealing Wax Fancy Seals Counting House and Fancy Stands
Quilts Steel Pens, Ink and every article usually kept by
TONERS.
His stock Of pier Muchee Goods very large and elegant
consisting
Writing Desks, Portfolios Atumf Stands, Work Boxes Jewel
Cases ETC., ETC.
superior lot Of Gold Silver Tortoise She'll Morocco Fancy
Porte Monunies, Gold Pens, etc. etc.
RB His stock is large ard complete all and
Iesh having been selected by Mr. B. the
would respectfully solicit cali from public
Iur1g them that he will sell them Goods very prices.
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Rcs0lred That James Gallagher be, and he is
hereby, reinsated and placed on duty, and that the
Treasurer be ordered pay him for the time Of his
suspension, with the exception of one week, as a
punishment for language used in the Recorder S
Court.
Passed Oct. %, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
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AUCTION SALES,
BY j. A. BEARD.
House and Lot on PhiiDpa street, Second Mu-
nicipaiity, for accOInt of former
BY j.. A. BEARD, Auctioneer,

u ID hIhDs huCLlDnbeTs
SATURDAY November l6, at Il o'clock-W auction
- at Banks Arcade
The following cesc.7ed Properly sold Of
Theodore Christian Meuse failed comply With the
adjudication made the 18Th Of October ls5O.
certain Lot or GROUND, With all the improvements thereon,
IN the square bounded hy the New Philippe Julia
and Triton Walk FsdLo 30 feet inch Phppa
street. depth Of 81 feet between parallel lines The improve
meats comprise story house with entrance kitchen,
&c etc c ia the all in good order and excellent repair eli
as per plan.
eTm The purchaser 70 the P1ymsr Of due
June II, l55l the balance cash.
Ih properly to be insured for the credit
Alt Of sale before T. D. Stark Notary Public expense
the purchaser. n5
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Passed Oct %. 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President,
Approved Nov. 4, 1850. a. u. CROSSMAN, Mayor.


ReS0'Uei, That the Police Committee are hereby
authorized to employ an architect TO draw plans
ard specifications for the erection ola watchhouse
on BarOnne street, and to supernend the erection
of the same, under the supervision of the Police
Committee.
Approved Eov.4, 1850. AID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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Resolved, That the Mayor is hereby authorized
and requested to purchase from Erasme Legoastee,
in behalf OF this Municipality, certain lot Of
Revia and Cfirod streets, for the sum of thirtyfve
hundred dollars, for the purpose of erecting
Watch-house thereon, said lot measuring about 4S
feet front on Baronne street, by about 100 feet in
depth and payable one-third cash and the balance
in equal payments at E, -, and IS months in notes
OF the Municipality, which the Treasurer and
Comptroller are hereby authorized to sue-pro-
vded that the title to said property shall be exam
ined and approved by the Attorney of the Muni-
cipality.
Passed Oct. p, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President,
Approved Nov. 4, 1850. A. u. CROSSAIAN, Mayor.
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A LGlERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
SToRE-ihe undersigned is grateful for the patronage
has his stock and store and hopes with these facilities
Ship, SteanHott and Family orders in the Grocery and
SmP thandery line at city prices and the shortest notice
lie Keeps con any hand assortment OF Fresh
Gr0Gees, Paints and O Pitch and TuTpentne, Oakum aud
Goal TAR etc. Cordage Of all kinds and general assortment
OF Hardware, CTOckey and Tin Ware, and Sheteds W
no 3n' THOMAS HUGHES.
ClGARSe-2OO, 900 assorted qualities, for sale by
- rs |. w. ARTHUR 4 co 3 and % New Leyee.
RAEkE ETS-2OO nests, in and for sale by
Id o2i L. J, HART y co. ~ TchOupitoulss st.
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BY SYKES, HYDE & co.

NAFsO OF bfIg LOu!slnna. direct from GENOA
Aermiceli, NaCarOni, Oil, Wines,
Lemons, etc.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
MONDAY NoveIshcr H. halCpast ucock-WH be sold
VI on the Leyea opposite Main street
Cargo Of hriE LOUISIANA. from Genoa consfs-fpr of
1000 baskets Oil PlsgniOl, q ounces.
900 boxes Italian Macaroni.
800 g TeTmcelh
900 haltho1eA
I$9 piPes Catalonia Wine Of Taragous
2b halfppes -
$50 boxes Genoa Lemons.
bO boxes White Wine o Art
q small bbls. AnchovieG.
. Preserved Citron. bbls. Gum Arabic.
10 stanions Orange Flower Water. 2 boxea Rhuba15.
6 Mamma C0rr7la cases Luuorce.
cases, containing Is cannsers Essence BerEamots
case Lemon
case Lavender Water. 800 strings Garic.
Terms at sale. no
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Rsso7yeJ, That the Captain of the Watch is
hereby authorized to purchase or have made twen-
ty-tve caps for the Night Watch.
Passed Oct %, 1880. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Nov, 4, 1850. \. d. CROSsMAN, Ma or.
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BY VINCENT g. co,
BY VIM. P. SCOTT,

Stock of q CRbinet-maker, at I39 Magazine st.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer,
MONDAY November H. hRlEpsst 10 o'clock-Wi be sold at
vi auction, without
variety OF FURNITURE in st5ra-aIancs Of
the stock Of q dealer retiring business
Hs- Sale positive. Terms cash. MS
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R.t,urg9 10 tie Cash Standard
From date following reduced Of charges PER
~ nu Agate, 10 nes or lc in Pearl
will be invariably adhered aud thus while rl the patrons OF
the will put upon equal Oung, its column will
he opened thousands who have been able heretofore 10
advertise
Fr Insertion, per square, all 81 50
E1ch insertion alter square, second page '.'.'.' 50
thlfl page ,.',,,,,',.,.,... . 70
&c outside pages ,......,....., l2.
Weekly Crescent ,...,.,... @j
For month per gQHaTe SIR On
For mouth per square, third page W
For tee mou square, outside u 90
For six months per hatEGraTc outside pages 10 %
OIf=jr
Fr business cards the Weekly Crescent ball tie in the Day
CunHg will - made wi rcant5 uivtrt5 by the yeaT based
Oh. marked will
alera intended Tor Thee reduced
offered patrons Freuu FOR Ca payulfsi every
rut, the Except n regular gdvlr with
vhlu Keep ming acgOuul be Ie the
and pud Tor lu advance. October l. 1850.
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GT No SALE srW be eEpected, qcithout the
sleiaser is perfectly saifst that at least Is to 80
cheaper than be procured any other house ci
all The articles enumerated hare been put doH co1,ris
mad En
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Jenny Linds, NIantiIIas and Visites.

Ksrseys LnSeys, Co.tonales Blankets Fanne Kentucky
Jeans Cassineres, Satue Dimtes Swiss India Book Null
Bishop Auslns Mosquito Nettings es Ribbons
Linen sheng, Crash T0weEg Table Covers together with
many articles
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The Protestant Episcopal Convention.


A resolution vas passed last "Wednesday, tn" the
constitution Of the General Theological Seminary may
sc g. amended that special meetings of the Board OF
Trustees may be called BY majority Of the bishops,
when the bishops Of the docess nom any disability,
.,anpot call such a meeting. A resolution was also
parsed that the constitution Of the minary be further
amenasd 80 that in the election Of professors, the
trustses may vote by proxy.
Another reooution was offered that the esnsttution
De also further AMENDED, so that there shall be
vensal meeting Of the Board OF Trustees at the time
ard place Of meeting ofths General Coaventon. This
.esolutien was supported By Mr. NeTtou, OF Mass. :
Mr. Williams, ofva Rev AFR. Taylor, Of Mich Messrs.
Gunnin z ham and Psrier Of South CaroiRs; and was
opposed b. ths-Rev. Dr Mead Of Conn and Rev Mr.
Pattison. of Mas while NJ Papier was speaking
the convention adjourned till next day.
on Thursday. the Maryland memorial, and The p-o.
ooeed Of the duties % osrrymcpi we're brought
on The Episcopal Vistston COmmttse is compo-ed
q Bishops Brovsel Hopkins. I've. Ncaoan, aoo Polk
Several reports we're prcssntsd aHd the Amendment
,sndsr aseusslon on .he day pFsvii n, vas syaia
brought up ana further debated by Rev Mr Papier
Rev Mr. Coolr-ip or Nsssschusett MI. Dobblnsf Of
rAryisnd. anaN Pepdletou, OF Ohio
IEmsdistely before the aiiourp mt the resolution
II amendment requiring that meeting Of the rrus-
s.es shall Be bella ~ the time and place Of the Gene
al ConVthuf VS. esrrisd inc vo.s va .s.n oy
Twenty nine doceses nted by the clergy,
Of which sevputce~ voted In the affirmative. t~o Ia
ne negative, ard 20 avid,d t-.nsy,'oar DO ,s.ss
N the sfl rmaiive seven IN the negative aud TIVE
The Jolu. committee on the Maryland matter aud
the proposs relating 20 Episcc7si vitsions,
-pportsd NJ ncriv .port. which vas also prcsented
rhe subject made the order II the dag Tor tomor
Tie convsntioa vii probably adjourn By the middle
Of nnmtw
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PolisieaI Information.
NATIONAL WHO MEETING IN SCHENECTADY

NATIONAL WHO MEETING IN SCHENECTADY.
scHESEcrApr, Dot. IL, 1880.
The national whig meeting o-night was thinly at
'<ended N. switx was appointed Chairman g. s.
t3isgs and @. II, Mathews Secretaries.
Hon. A. L. Linn addressed the meeting. He said
that the Utica Convention not for the purpose
dividing the whg party but would to strengthen
IL. He concluded by moving the appointment OF a
committee draft expressing the sense of
che meeting.
Hon A. L. Linn Afterwards, from the Com ittee on
REVOLUTIONS reported resolutions sustaining the
of the minority. The resolutions recon mend the
hgs Of the State to lay aside all personal interests
and prejudices which threatened their division, and
10 stand firm and united in defence OF the and
measures which have heretofore distinguished them
as members OF great national party The resolutions
approve Of the OF the adninistratou, and
commend to the Cor vention in the oxet
"a already nominated. sc.
The Hon A. L. Linn una n mously appoi sted Q
delegate. with power to select = substitute.
eevera motions Of loesl nature adopted, and
che meeting adjourned.
rARrY MOVEMENTS IN MASSACHUSETTS,
BssToS, Oct. IL, 1850.
The free soilrrs have nominstsd Charles Allen for
Congress, ip the Fifth, Worcester district. The
wings have nominated James II. Duncan. and the
democrats Alpbeus r. Brown, OF Lowell, Congress
in the Third district
The free solcrs and democrats Of Worcester county
nave nominated union ticket for Senators. They
have united in four counties, and probably will
N every county where there is chance tor thr
Samuel nosr. Il. H. pans. and several other Leading
Tree sellers who oppose tbs uui"p OF thir party with
that OF the dem The card also oas another
te SOL convention to be held at concord or The Iatn
E nat,
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DEEAuTUt NAL pY--sfEeN noAr rIfNED--hiliED
HtMsrfP, KTC.
R,trtaonr, Oct n. 1850.
The Southern nsa &C ttis evening brings inforwa-
ION that most vruisut disstse suDposed 20 b. ehO
ERA has recently hreken ost ~ Kernst9vn Va
The steamer Meteor. while on Der passage from the
Ted River 60 Nee Orleans the ID inst caught are
nd VS. burues ts the waters edge
The small yste Given FOR Mr. Bsllsrd (the regular
Hhig nomtf-c g. AZ the vacancy In ths Third Con-
rreseonal disrict 81 Jouiiana) Il attributed TO his
xnown opp rritsn 90 the Cahan expedition.
w q Birch. Who vas convicted IN January 1sis, for
psrpetrai ing frauds on the Mcdaniel Rank dlea " Ia
norning fsoa the effects Of chloroform. In the Balt
ror.. .ttG raj
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GCity lntelIl1euce.


VIsIr or THE SscnsrARv or THE TREAsURv NEw
YoRk-WithiD the last two days the eeoretsry Of the
Treasury visited the Bonded Warehouses in this city,
and Inspected the whole Custom House establish
I'D ysiorsm DUTY and the reduction the expenditure
In the Custom House department.
THF BosToN LASosRs.-Yeeterds day morning, ut eight
o'clock the Boston Lancers left this city for Boston,
by special train The National Guard, Colonel Duryes,
turned cut them of and there was n large
crowd which cheered them loudly the went off,
The EMMETT GuARDs. or BRookLYr -Thts tine corps,
whoee I'M form is the that of tho United Sta
army passed the Herald once yesterday from su ex-
cursion for target practice They panied
by Grsnger's band, and presented . fine military
bearing
FIRE AND Loss OF LIrE.-About ~ O'Clock on Thurs
day evening child three Of hsing left alone
few minutes at ,26 Ridge street, fourth story took
the candle and went under the bed when Its clothing
took fire. together With the bedding and before as
could be ndered It burned to a cind-r The
fire was arrested without much damage. An inquest
vas held upon the body, and verdict OF accidental
death returned.
FELL THROW, otr OF A wrIpow--At half past 2
O'Clock yesterday morning, Andrew Charles OF New
Arb j., fell or thrown out OF q window In the
second story II the public house kno the Gasgou
House. corner of Canal street and Broadway. He
wac dresdfully mutilsted. and conveyed to the
city hospital.
AccipESr.-F,Nr UoRsE KILLED yesterday morn
Ing far mer from Flushing driving n- country
wagon drawn by two splendid grey horses, up Fulton
street. opposite the market, when a market boy came
driving dosn, and plunged the shaft OF hif carriage
into the breast Of one OF the horses killing him on
the spot.
PRoB.sLy suIcIps.-Mr Daniel Trimble, OF the nrm
of Lawrence, Trimble & Co, com mission msrohaots In
Broad street WIS lost out Of the Hoboken ferry boat
on W. dnesdsy morning last. lie was melancholy for
some time past and IL il supposed he threw him
overheard reward has been offered .or the recovery
the bgdv
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In the Seventh District Chester county, the contest
has been clo'e between Dickey (whis) and Morrison
(demeerat the difference not being than twenty
votes either way Dickey is believed to be elected al
though be about 600 behind the State ticket
There contradictory accounts from the 18th and
oath districts which claimed by the demo
well az the wings In the 23d district the returns
ceived are favorableto Walker (whig 1t is certain
tina, the demo rats have gained six members viz: In
the 1st 5th 18th, 18TH 18th and 18th districts with
chances for two more; while the wings have gained
one in the 10Th district with chances for two more
in the 23d and cath districts In the last
delegation stood fifteen wings to nine democrats one
of each party being free soiler.
eoMPARATIvE YoTE rnE SrlrE TICKET
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eonPARArIvE yoTE o., Tar srirE TicxEr.


Whg gain in thirty two counties. ......... 1913
The democratic majority in the State last year, was
1850 on Canal Com missioner, over the wings, and
$40 over the wings and nstives There are about
thirty counties to hear from to the majortles
the State ticket.
II viii bs seen that the popular vote this State
ticket shows better for the wings than last year,
although 1t exhibits great loss compared with lsis
when General Tsylors majority over Csss was 1851
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Bosres, Oct. IL. 1850.
Amin Beg, the TurkIsh Commissions, arrived in
his city last evening and Is stopping 81 the Revere
. House The Mayor visited bin this morning aod
gave him a hearty welcome. lie VIII accompany him
thropsh The city this afternoon. The commissioner
~ attenda soa6S Of ladies at Fsnueil Hssi tonight
and proceed to Msrshasld the residence Of the Hon.
e. DANIEL Wehsier, 20. morTow.