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iylO SMITH " OOulhlOn
SADDLERY WAREHOUSES,
gu I'M Nos, so AND 81 COMMON st. GA
-EsSs % M We are now opening and receiv- Aa&S
eAa&AnAmIask9ing fresh supplies, by every y
rival, large and complete assortment of SADDLES
and SADDLERY WARES; Brides; Filings; Whips;
HARNESS of all kinds Coach and Harness Trimmings;
Leather and Findings. Also, MILL BANDS of Gum
Elastic Gutta Percha and Patent Stretched Leather INDIA
RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE; India Rub
her Leggmgs, Clothing, ETC., ETC. With every other article
in ine to which we invite the attention of friends
and the public SMITH & BROTHER,
oct6 50 and 50 Common st., I'd door from Magazine.
PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
THE subscribers Agents the Manufacturers have
stanty hand and ready receive orders for every
variety and style of Goods made from Gum Elastic under
oOpYEARs and other Patents, such Capes, Pouches,
leggngs and Clothing Of all kinds, Army and Navy Bags,
Air Beds, Pillows, Life Preservers, Camp Blankets Tents,
knapsacks Gun Covers, Hospital and Carriage Cloth, Steam
Packing, Mill and Gin Bands, Hose, and every other article
made OF India Rubber warranted Of the best quality, and all
at Factory Prices. Aso-Aways hand large assortment
Of SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER, COACH and
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC., ETC., at their
Saddery Warehouse Nos % and By Common street, Second
Door from Magazine street, New Orleans.
oc8 SMITH s. BROTHER.
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ST. LOU1s, Mo-, July g. 1915.
DeGr SIR About week since, while working at my trade
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
BIT of the adze entered the Of foot just below the in
STEP The wound began to infame, and continued do
of Myb and several adhesive paseT but all TO no purpose
then commenced the use of
nAI.LEX'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and IN less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
TO suhside, and has entirely left me.
! can confidently recommend Dalleys Magical Pain Ex-
tractor as being superior 10 anything have tried for
removing pain or inflammation
sipcapenter by trade, and shall be willing to tes
y 20 the virtues of the Salye all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue No. l51 where give any
'''''0 JEFFERSON NJ BISHOP.
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUST0sMHO USE AND FRONT ST'S
W. LII be opened for the reception of BOARD A..4
" ERS on Wednesday, January 3, 1919. Well flsTsf
EURNlsHED o @ M for Families and Single sii.I
Gentlemen. TABLE-the best the market will afford
The above establishment has been built BY the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
ers 1t IS of the healthy and airy situations in the
c and no pains will be spared TO render those who may stop
with him comfortable.
AB Faithful and attentive Servants
IERMs-as reasonable any establishment of The kind in
the city LIal d&Wnl T. ALEXANDER. PrOprielor
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SADDLERY, ETC.

FOR CALIFORNIA.
SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, STlRRuPS, ETC., of
p - every description, .INpIA RUBBER Ca
CLOTHING of all kinds. AIR BEDS, Pill ksl&zFsN
Lows, TARPAULINs, SADDLE BAGS. TENTS, G@-zsIS
India Rubber Tent Cloths, of all sizes, for sale by
fyIO SMITH s. BROTHER, 81 Common st.
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BUREAU DIX L'ExEUTrIT !
TrssNnt III, BatGa !, R9gge, Feyrier 1850.

n iiAtDH h0lEe. feNFiGr iotQ. \
n aatsNnU que RICHARD TERRELL ex encanieur
soa, - ~ ile ae Ia Nonyee Orleans, ses addesse moi
P yfIia S1eneeltr le bon, suiyau a SAVIOR:
oon ae 600, souser par lui le dix d Avil 1875
eis encanegr en- la vile de ID Nouvelle Orleans con
onesnt aSee Henry + Wade e L1eretia Wade CONNIE
En- consequences, Avis ct par 10 ny,s.,t d,,. !, ,.
G So, d sNor deduiFe par crit au bureau
vfont ii es,r i gas ies guare yng dix iours qui sui
aeenss q qt Don ne sesait pas eancele ct annnlit
q tyhbe sous nlanan 81 lie seeau De l'Eiat Ration
~ o Rouge, II tevier 1850. dams Ia 7Iems annSs
f - qe ! Independence des Elats unis. S
taf e d0uYefncnf. JOSEPH
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4NL PILLS-Eave no superior (if any equal "a family
plantation medicine. CO Sold No % Gravier street.
NewOreans. fyl2 I'm
e5 Pamphlets, Circulars, Testimonials etc. etc the
effected by the medicines 10 be had gratis of the
Agent, at No. 80 Gravier street.
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DENTISTRY,
j. ID, BUILOCR N

{ hfflCE AND RESIDENCE, 2D3 Ca9D street. lust
- above Deord. : He will perform all siJssszssslsS
creations ms on the TEETH for tleir peser-
Nauoh and beauty. -9rt ifciqL Teeth in. r F&3sA
Teassu rom cue TO complete seton the ~~L1b
crate. ''''''''A'' ~ Sh'"ses Wy I I
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~ ~ KIFIER-Uneqnaled By aHy Other remedy ever
q Kings Eel, ErBsi9lGs, litter Salt RAeHm. and
diseases arising from impure blood the of ercnry
poisonous drugs, Sold at No. 30 g raw ST.
NewOreans tyi2 I'm
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STOM-HO USE SALE.

r~ Az Az 4 a 4
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"
ANHE subscriber respectfully invites patronage of
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC confident that {1F;...Sr
be can supply the wants of the Transient Visiers to ,
Montgomery as well as OF his competitors Those
who are going to, returning from the North, can obtain
MEALS AT ALL Hours, to suit the arrival and departure Of
The railroad cars and steamers. fine four horse NIBUS
constantly in attendance to convey passengers from the
boats to the free Of charge The Accommodations are
equal any other establishment in the town, and being at
reduced rate offer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are
and no pains will be spared to render the stay ve pleas
| ant and agreeable
| au2O d&WG c. A ABERCROMBIE,
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= - 30 RIDING HOUSE.
No. III GR4PJER STREET, betteeeR St. Charles
and Caroadetet, one door from of CaroRdeLet
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her o.
~ friends and the public that she continues in the ;,
tDove eligible location occupied by her during the
a Two years, and Is prepared accommodate her friends
md those who favor her with their patronage From
er long experience, and the very desirable and Convenient
}eaon Of her House she feels confident of being able
sVs entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue TO be very Mon.
ERATE. do 1yd&W
PRIVATE BOARDING. 16 Natchez st
MISS ANN HALLETT, (ate of the FRANKLIN
W House, Mobile begs leave to inform her Friends "a
and the fuhlle that she has opened u PRIY4TE T;1
Bo4RDLVtI HOUSE, No. Is Natchez sire t ~
me House aS been newly furnished and, with Terms to suit
the times and determination make her BOarlers com
Portable she hopes TO receive share of patronage MA y
THE PELICAN HOUSE.
THE above House will open THIS DAY the 18th MI
January, 800 having been eSquisely ornament. R,,i
ed by the first artists OF the city, and fitted ont in
manner 10 suit the comfort and ese of ALL well as the
taste Of the most tastdOus cOnnOsseuT The Lunch will be
found recherche, and the Liquors of the best selection,
The proprietor trusts his friends will bear tes
mOny his former desire for their pleasure and homes
prove that the future will be unworthy OF the past
KING, Proprietor.
la25 formerly of ST. Charles Hotel, ETC.
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EXTRACT OF COPAYIA AMI

- y Ii. II b s. For DiSedseSu the Urinary Organs
The extensive se Of this Remedy for the last this
city, during which period It has rarely faxed to effect per.
ieGt cure, where the simple directions which accompany
have been faithfully OBSERVED Is the best evidence lis
great and uneguaed excellence Being free from all nan
seating properties tits acceptable the delicate stomach
~ Put mp in jars of convenient and portable size and
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bat shah subjOin few testimonials OF its vaue sele
from the thousands in possession, from all parts OF
country.
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Rpu,rr Nrn I9Hs BUTLER, Jr.

Dr. Townsends Sarsapara a sovereign and speedy cure
IQr inoiplen C9nsumpuon, Banenne, Proapsus Uer or
railing OF the Womb, Costivenes, Piles, Ienchonbpa oT
Whites, obrueed OF difficult Menshuaton, Incontnence
OF Unne involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prosatIon Of the systemRo whether the result Of
inherent cause Or causey produced by ieguaty illness or
accident Nothing can be surprising than
effects on the human frame Persons, all weakness and aS
iude from taking at once become robust and full Of energy
under " influence II Immediately the nerveess
ness oil the female frame which the Of barren
nature TO exhibit certificates of performed but we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds OF have been repoej
TO Us. Thousands Of where families have been hon
children after using few bottles Of this Invaluable incidence
nave been blessed with fine, healthy oiiipnng
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Gold Size 80 per h. and Bronze at So IS cents and al
per o., Carmine 50 per or.
az supply of the above Inks may be found at my
agents, Mesrs. SHELDON & POTTER, 2 Camp street.
New Orleans; O. @. WpoDMAN, VicksbUrg, Miss; W. H.
Fox, Natchez, Miss; c. @. CLRARRs, Memphis Tenn
M nNs-
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This is only of than four thousand cases of
Rheumatism that DR.. Townsends Sarsapara has cured
The most and chronic weekly eradicaed by
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, Esd, of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Blaekwes Island, the gentleman spoken of
in the following letter:
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TO PRiNTERs d.

EoHN d. MoCREARY, PRLwTING INK MIN
~ UF.4CTURER, Nos 331 and 333 Stanton street, New
York. Depot No Spruce street, would call the attention
Printers to his improved Printing Inks of various kinds and
cOlors, at the following prices:
Extra fine Jet Black for card and
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NEW YORK, April Is, 1877.
Dr. TOBHsend-I verify believe that your SarsapaTlla
has been the through Providence, Of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became
and AT last raised large quantities OF blood, had
night sweats and greatly debated and reduced and
did not expect TO live have only used Sarsapafa
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me- am now able TO walk all over the city, raise no
blood, and my cough has lett me. You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results. Your obt servant
WIN. RUSSELL % Catharine street.
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county satisfy that the wings have carried every
thing except District Attorney The majority for the
Wells whg, over Marvin, democrat for Congress, VIII
be ct least 500 0del democrat 10 no doubt elected
District Attorney over Brothsrson, boiling whis by
We learn by . gentleman who left Ellicottvils,
Thursday Morning that Hunts majority win be from
The whole county ticket elected, except District At
tornsy which Is In doubt B,1aIs Express, Friday.
THE FRxE SCHOOL QUESTION.
Notwithstanding the majority Of $4,000 In this city
there is some uncertainty with regard the vote in
the State. The Rochester .4merican says
tine rural districts, 20 far ~ have learned, In
Western New York have given msjorites for the re-
peal OF the Free School Law. This may not be sum
cient to overbalance the vote In favor Of the Law in
otnsr We are by no means sure in regard
to the result But few returns. oompsrstively have
been received on tbs school question.
THE ooMPTRoLLERsHrP.
should Washington Hunt be elected Governor, he
will resign the ONCE of Comptroller and the Lsgisla-
ture VIII be called upon to all the vacancy.
WHO WILL BE SPEAKER
The wings have the Assembly by large majority
who will be Speaker Is the first question to be settled
j. b. vsrnum Of New York, and n J. Raymond Of the
nsm Is . national vhig, and Raymond Is . sort Of .
Seward whg.
3. 8. SENATOR.
majority Of the Legislature being whig the Jour
nails OF that party, already canvassng the ques
ton OF Senator Granger, Duer Spencer and food Of
New York are talked Of for the place by the Silver
the prominent candidates Of the other aida n
the former should be elected Governor which is pro-
bsble leaves the latter without any formidable com
petitor In his own section Of the party.
DIsTRICTING THE STATE.
Upon the next Legislature will devove the duty Of
ovoiDg the ate into Congressional Districts oder
the census Of 1850 The present districts are very
sir wi the excepton,of the 9Th, composed Of Wash
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Last Sabbath evening after church service, ths Rev
DR. Adams preached q sermon In the Brooms street
Prssbytsrian church on the duties Of Corstian peo
pls 70 obey the Laws under which they live, 70 very
pumetous snd respectable audience
The reverend gentleman chose as his teGt. The 18th
vers. sOth chspter Of Romans " Let every soul be
subject the higher powers tor thsrs ' no power bat
Of God.rGo
tftsr some preliminary rsnsrks he aaid shs intro
auston Of hstext involved matters that concsrn In
the last degree human happiness. From the extreme
doctrines tina, have been promulgated either side.
the curious ideas preached BY governments, IL seems
that TIE world has never been Ghls 10 come to
risht understanding Of political powsr; nor
isn 20 be wcpdsred at ~hsn the dearest snd
MsAesi rights OF mankind are q, stake We believe
ssi4 Doctor Adss that the grsa, principle, Of human
zovernrnent bs,e smarstei froa God We then went
On 20 lament he mihEhng % religions and roAt1ai
subjects and said " vss pssdsss 20 deny thet efcuu'
stsnesA have risen 10 orr eun eouutry ~hlsa "a 49,
given this tutiect very Hvsy interest ~ uhsn me
MINDS o. many well uesainr men we're tet-y -
pl'Ntd. We knou there ere places ana - ~
gov rrrt NJ ear. had CuEht 70 be frN4.tf1 - ~
70. rrexrse here 20 ssftle svsfy point ~ csn'i"'s
tut "a e.sis,e W - arpfsrs COED cit tebs oi5h
| ~ 40 i u,-t 80. rsio-e utsnass on yonr pANenie
| sftutd tts i'm rtfts nee o the suFet compel ~ 20
1 ,xrs.a ne st airafv limits ~ d.seus .tpn W y"
\ H. y.rs.tsd 40 test sud rcnitsuea fuis " WI =
| sen 4. once lssds 20 the r9m y. " s.s','
| .t,u ,rvtr an net q fhoh.dieacs - 0od snstt
| 80 rartr,r,trt IL tttiupd ~ aca. sud ~ yuA b
~. q. bot IA 6oes uut iosns that Zee $50 som
| .r.erpusrt " essential 90 huuan har >insss. TIA
| .crt.t, sstuot exilt ~iibout = rrbrg po~rr unda
some nsmr pr. Adams tAsn rsferrsd to tbs "
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Majority for Seymour I'm Second district. .6l6
Majority for Hunt In First district. .........lE
ssymour's majority In the county. .,,......469
Floyds tdem) majority for Congress. -. 40
Tuthill, (whig) IL elected 10 the Assembly in the
rst district by majority 81 l23 smith, dem do
IN seoord district, by Asa majority.
The shove very nearly corresponds with our frst In
formation from the county but having no positive
staten emit Of the majority for Governor, we have
heretofore given IL at 900 In tables reported in
various quarters, but now proved 20 be erroneous.
WYOMING COUNTY.
The warsaw NV forksr claims Gas majority for
Hunt. The remaining vhig candidstes on the ticket
hsve received the following maiofi'iss Cornell,
Liz utenant Governor SIS; Blskeiy' Canal Commits.
fiouer bs2 Smith CLERK Of the Court Of appeals b7o
BAKER, Inspector Of Prisons $40. H1can, Congress
7fe; Humphrey, Assembly, SELL OomstccE District
Attorney 533. The vote the School Law a. TAR AZ
rsetirej shows 12.7 for tie repeal. Last year the
county gave ! go In favor Of the law
CORTLAND COUNTY.
The sjorty In this county for Hunt is 2l5 Ger
nell. asa; Morgan, whig, member OF Congress, l6i;
KELLOGG, uh's, member Of Assembly 2sli Duen vhs
bis'rct Attorney, 623
SARATOGA COUNTY.
The RYu1con a sth inst, Gays Sufficient returns
hsre been received from the ssvcrsl towns In thi'
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The Maryland Convention.

ANNAPOLIS. Nov 10, 1850.
At the evening session Of the Maryland Reform
Convention yesterday, the Committee Confsrence
reported that they could not agree upon any CON-
promise for the election Of presiding onicsr. An
adjournment then took place till to morrow.
Gen. Chapman, one Of the principal candidates for
the Presidency Of the Convention Is snti-reformsr
Fully one-hsf Of the members also opposed to
any reform in the State constitution
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T'sefs we're 2s deaths an Charleston, a dlring tNs
~ "a ending the "a inst.
There fal ofseveral inches 81 suov pear Le VS.
turg Va On the sSth ale
We understood that several inches Of snow feh at
uutefland. Ma. on Friaay.
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Hung Himself.

GERMANTo~N. Pa, Nov 10, 1850.
respectable citizen of this place, by the name Of
Monk during temporary at of insanity last night,
committed suicide by han ging himself
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Burglary ut Oyveuo.

OwEGo, N. Y, Nov 10, 1850.
gang of thieves, who have for some time been
lurking about this town last night broke into Mr.
W A. Ely's dry goods store and carried away about
5000 worth CT broadclotbs
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Resisting the FugttIve slave Law.

BALTIMORE, NOV. TO, I6oU.
Some talk has bees created here to-day, by the
rest Of three citizens OF who charged
with having forcibly seized upon runaway negroes,
while the latter in the custody Of officers who
were bringing them baok to Maryland
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NEWS BY TEL z Ct r. A PHI.
. -s>~~~~~~>>~-~~~~>>>~~~~-
Affairs LIN WashingtOa.
AZ " ssAA1 0ss
WAsHINeTos Nov. 10

WAsHIreTos Nov. 10, 1850.
We are new daily expecting the return Of Score
carries Webster and Ora Am. and Attorney General
Jrittsnden. The various departments arc actively
engaged in preparing their reports for the next session
Of Congress.
The small pox II prevailing to some extent ameng
the lower classes Of this city Two respectable cit
taken with this dreadful disease and died
during the week
A heavy frcst occurred here last night, ami there
was Ice for the first time this season.
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Hunts majority.

The albany Epenng Journal has despatch giving
only SEQ
This majority Of 800 Is according to the Saratoss
Republican, democratic psper.)
ScHoHARIg COUNTY.
PATRIOT OFrrcE, Schoharie, Friday noon.
schoharie county will give Seymour about 400 MAZE
Iity. We have returns enough to make = thing
Snow Will have about Ice majority in the county,
Congress 1t Ia thought. from the returns received
mat DIS majority cannot exceed 200. For Assembly,
In the First district, Rockwell, democrat, will have
about leo majority. The result is In doubt In the
western Assembly district The majority Is small
either way Runor gives the whig candidate (shults)
his election.
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Result OF the New York EIscttpn.

Result or the New York Election.
We now consider 1t nearly certain that the follow.
Ing State onosrs (ss We stated probable the morning
after the slsction0 are elected in this State -
Governor. -washington Hunt, twhig)
Lieutenant Governor. -Sanford 3. Church. (dem)
Cs~sI Cemmisnoner. Ebenessr Blskely, (whig)
State Prissn Inspector. WIN. p. Angel, (dem)
Clerk If Appeals. -Charlss Q. Benton, (dsm)
The above 10 the ticket adopted by the anti Renters
whs thus again hold the balance power in the State
CONGRESS.
rH'eo' .'s's' 5000. H.
Two districts unsettled.
ASSEMBLY.
nse1 U
wing majority 40, which may be varied two
members - -
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Aerial RES STANCE AT Chardon, Ohio. fifty
81 the most respectable. influential, and weslthy
eitizsns hare formed themselves into a military
tumpauy, % res4t. by force Ut arms, the Fugiiiye
slave laNln that vicinity.
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,,,v,,,,,s OF p,s,,nEuished Peori'

A stokes s1a Consul ~ the oriental NceaAhs
o. Uruguay With bis BRIDE. lssye the trsiax h19's,
ttis sfteracou ior Galveston, Texas rio Ner oheaas,
W he steau,er Georgia. tf
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AssrnpLr.-In District No. 1, McLouth Leads the
ticket His msjarity cannot be less than eco. Dis
trict No. q Mr.. Psrdee has about $50 majority.
Col Horsfords majority for Congress- s about 100
sUvFotN COUNTY.
Al length have reliable returns Of the msortles
In old Sufolk, Which follows -
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Chsss lives In this town
The stage wsy. bill. last evening gave Chase lee
majority in Middsheld. II this be correct, Chase may
be elected, but the vote Is very close.
SHOWS majority in SchohRrie, ,....,......... $50
ChGos majority In 0uego. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lis
SHOWS majority In the district minimum. 50
nRooME COUNTY
Breofne has elected the whole wbig ticket. Huntis
aioriiy for Governor Is l16 BENEFITS for Congrrsg,
600 Hirds' tor Assembly, a. Harris for District AZ.
tornty, 252.
1wyrTy.TfTrH C0NGHEsroNAL DfsrRfCT.
Morgan. wbir e. dsfssted in the Cayusa and Cor.-
LAND district by 90 majority There Is not more than
20 d efsDce between Chase and Snow In the Schoha-
re aud Otsego district The vote In also CLOSE be-
twsen MckisroCk and Murray Ia the Orange and Sui
Ivan district and between rAber and Russell Ia the
district composed OF Clinton, franklin aud Warren,
and town in Hamilton county. Mr. Dinney. the
speaker pro tenn OF the Assembly last winter IL defeat
ca IN Stsuben. lie has had two disappointm snt5hs
expected TO be elected. and expected TO be Speaker
ONTARIO COUNTY.
The Ouiorfo Repository gives the following as the
result q the election the State ticket In Ontario
county. a. far a. heard from. The vhg majority In
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mASsAChUSkTTS
The election In this State, for State officers Lsgsla-
lure, and memse Of Congress- takes place to- day
There are three parties In the field and there Is no
coalition except in the Ninth Congressional district
where the wings and free sellers have agreed upon
same candidate. 1t 10 very probable that msorfty
VIII not be obtained In several of the Congressional
Districts which will render IL necessary hold subse
quent election Senator in Congress- in place OF Mr.
winthrop, Ia be chosen by the Legislature The fol-
lowing is list Of the candidates for State officers and
Congress-