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MQrketa.

MOBILE, October Is, 1858.
The sales Of cotton for the past week foot bales
Nidding is quoted at 9hc.
BUFFALO, Oct. IL, 1853.
The following have been the receipts o-day:-F1our,
$4,000 bbs wheat 20 900 bushels corn TO- 900 bushels
oats 81 90 bushels Flour quiet and easier Sales 500
bushels at So go IS rs for Ohio and IS Is for Michigan
WheaNot much inquiry except for prime parcels which
and above the views of bu, Sales 900
bushels at 81 25 for Michigan and 81 q for Upper Lake
Corn quiet and easier Sales Is 600 bushels at 66c for
Western mixed. Oats dull sales. Whisksy unchanged.
ALBANY, Dot. IL, 1868
The receipts Of produce since last have been
nexed-Four 5000 bbs; wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn,
$1,000 bushels oats 3S 900 bushels barley % 000 Flour
steady but not active Sales 500 bbls, at S. rs So
81 for State and $6 81 81 for Western. Wheat dull but
prices firm Sales 1000 bushels at 81 5S for Genesee.
for Western mixed Barley sales So 900 bushels at SIC.
Sc for two rowed and &c. 871lc. for four rowed.
Oats trm, at lS1sc 4ohc. Whiskey, prison, 81 No
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Ninth Ward Charter Reform Meeting.

There rather slim meeting Of the friends Of char.
ter reform held last evening" the Beecker Buildings
near West street Mr. Lambert Suydam chosen chair
man, and explained the objects Of the meeting
The following gentlemen were nominated Vice Presi.
dents:-Abrahan Van Ness, VIM Marsavelt, j. H. Towns
end Henry Hunt Linus Scudder, Henry Deboise, Hiram
Blauvelt, Grandine Van Tile A. w Morgan Park H. Lane
John Hayes, Vim. II. Degroot, Samuel l. Van Tawn c. w.
lrice James Harriet Charles Nagle Dr. l. O. Pond Peter
J. Shultz Vim. W. Cornell, Harman r. Wells c. Wester
field Ir Miller, Jas. Wallace Daniel French, Jas. Struth
ers, 1he on Iosee, Peter f. Coon.
secrearies-Herbert Hail. Robert Johnson Charles
Trenton and Scudder Lee.
DIR. Harrington called to speak but begged to be
excused in consequence Of cold 10 said how
ever that Dr. Harrington and Mr. Bailey would address
the meeting and he (Mr F) would read the nominations
Of the committee and the resolutions He then read the
following
The Nominating Comaittee of the reform PARTY of the
Ninth ward would respectfully present the following
named gentlemen for the ensuing charter election
Charles c. Leigh for Assembly.
Peter Z. Voorhes for Alderman.
H P, Lee for Common Councilman of Twenty srst Dist.
Cornelius Cooper, 's Twenty third
Alfred Brush, I" Twenty fourth
Abraham Demarest, Assessor.
cha.. wm. :; 5 Sss Wright }school Commissioners.
j. Terbell, School Inspector.
B penj. sIu5h p. wsner, constasles.
Resolved, That OF the notorious
tons which attend the PRIMARY meetings OF both political
parties the time when every
should vote only for those candidates who known be
honest and capable
Resolved That the individuals nominated by TIE Reform
Association Of this ward have by long
dealing for themselves the confidence of this meeting
and such heartily thcm the srsages
the citizens Of this ward at the coming election
Resolved That the friends of municipal reform graft
fed at the lively INTEREST taksn by eowcitizens
subject cheered with prospect sovereign
people intend to throw off tho yoke party ties in regard
municipal government
Resolved That consequence the municipal corruption
of the city governmont is the imperative duty
every friend Of his all lawful
elect good and true and thus the city from mis-
rule and plunder.
Resolved That do he-eby pledge ourselves unitedly
and harmoniously to all lawful honorable
the election Of the candidates Of the refoparty
the Ninth ward.
Mr.. Baly, Mr.. c. c. North, and DR.. HARRINGTON, then
addressed the meeting The resolutions unanimous
ly adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
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- ofKACUsK, OCT II, 1908.
1erson case was yesterday nominated at Clinton Onei
ia county for whig member of Assembly Second
district.
Nathan Bristol, adamantine has been nominated for
State Senator from Cortland district
The adamantnes about starting new paper in this
city. They passed resolution at their Convention last
night, that there was democratic organ here.
The soft shells make their nominations here morrsw
for the county
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Obituary.

The wife Of the late Professor Webster he same who
executed for the murder Of Dr. Parkman also died at
Boston the 10th inst. She lady much esteemed
and respected among large circle of acquaintance there
The terrible crime and fate Of her husband had cast
gloom over her life since that event which, beyond
the power Of the kindest sympathes to dspe has at
length followed her 70 the grave.
John Gossin, the celebrated clown, died at hatcher,
Miss, on the ith ult, Of yellow fever
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The United States Steamship Allegany

DISABLED AND PRONOUNCED FAILURE.
NOasoLK, Oct II, 1858.
The United States steamship Anegany, which has lately
undergone very extensive alterations and repairs returned
from her trial trip to-day disabled and the engineer pro-
her wholly unfit for service Before she dis
abed she only made five and half knots per hour with
the aid of her sails Her engss frame is of ron and
split by the expansion Of the vessel which of ron
and spread open nch causing general smash up of
the machinery.
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Georgia Elec Success OF the Democratic
Candidate.

We have returns from ~ counties, which give Her
schel johnson 964 majority Mr. Jenkins for Go
In the remaining five counties TO be heard FROM
viz. Camden, C1inch, Emanuel Irwin and Montgomery,
Mr. Ill., (whig) 300 votes. Should Mr. johnson, there
fore receive about the vote as Governor Town in
1Sl9 hc will be elected by majority of from 500 to 1000
ntr0
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Snow at Syracuse, SO.

SYRACUSE Oct. IL, 1853.
An inch and half of fell here last night which
beat down the trees and damaged the fruit considerably
The Supreme Court adjourned to-day. Mcclure, under
sentence of death, will probably have new trial The
decision is not yet given, however.
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Eighty Thousand Dollars Worth Of Dry
Goods. Destroyed.

NEW ORLEANS, October 10, 1853.
The ships Espnola and Hudson recently arrived here
from New York had their cogoes dry goods nearly des
troyed the passage by the bursngof fourteen casks
of chloride of ime which had been improperly prepared
by Eastern manufacturer The loss is estimated at
$50, ,OO0
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The Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 81, 1853
pre- ID such q large number OF candidates in this
BY that nothing definite ~ to the result Of the
Jon can be known before tomorrow evening.
have yet nothing but from other parts Of
tate There is but little excitement here.
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The James Adgcr at Charleston.

tHAuESTOS, OCtODtr II, IboS.
The L. s. NJ steamship James Adger, Capt John Dickin
son. from New York. arrived here at O'Clock, this Tues
day. morning.
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\ e WS BY TEL EG II A p H.
PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO ELECTIONS
CURIOUS GOSSIP FROM WASHINGTON.
49, s>..-,.,-
ECRETARY GUTHRIE AND COLLECTOR BRONSON.
Secretary Marcy and Capt. Gibson.
leo. LAW AND THE CHINESE MISSION.
|reat Democratic Gathering in Boston.
'QQEMRNTN AR TIIR NEJM VApH nnI InInI Nr
OVEMENTS OF THE NEW YORK POLITICIANS,
The HOOsac Tunnel Convention,
DC. &C., &c.
The Pennsylvania Election.

The Ponnsylvania Election.
ALLEGHENY coUNry-wHGs DrsHIARrENED
PrTTsBtKG October IL, 1858.
mr. AcClintock tdem. is probably elected the Stat
bate The wings are much dsheart.ne ned. 1t is doubt.
II they have elected their Representatives.
mr. Forsyth runs ahead of the democratic State ticket
\ Brawley behind.
There has besn much scattering. The Senate and As
pbly are both doubtful
ar. Roberts, (dem., for District Attorney and Hamp
!, (whig,) Judge, are probably elected.
|he whg majority the ticket is very small and
mite returns be obtained till to morrow The
|e is light.
DAUPIIN COUNTY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL, 1853.
he whg ticket is elected. The Legislature, however,
doubtful
|ADEIPHIA e1TY-wHG MAYOR AND DEMOCRATIC MARSHAL.
|he returns show the election of Murphy, (dem.,)
ce marshal, by large majority. Gilpin (whg,) is
|lected mayor.
he wings lose one member of the Common Council in
nut ward
THE STATE SENATE.
Plain county, seven districts Mr. CressweIl (dem \
the State Senate, has 6l3 votes; Mr.. White, (whg)
Mr.. Bell, (temperance) $40. Mr.. Cresswe gains l4s
! the whg vote of last year.
Cambria county, three districts and Huntingdon
ty four DISTRICTS Cresswel has small majorites and
Fobaby elected. The temperance candidate runs him
D.
LEIuGH COUNTY-DEMOCRATU SUCCESS
whole democratic ticket is elected far as heard
THE LATEST.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-1 A. NJ
Q returns thus far received from all parts Of the
indicate that the democratic State ticket is elected
large majority.
is impossible at present, to conjecture the result in
city and county. 1t is thought that the consolida
legislative ticket in the city is elected, and some
Q law legislators in the county The indications are
Keyser is reelected Marshal
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Health OF New orlcans and Mobile.

NEw ORLEANS, October 10,-P NJ.
The weather here is cool and fne and thousands Of
absenees RETURNING considering the danger from yell
low fever over.
The health Of Mobile is nearly restored and there
only occasionally of yellow fever.
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From Albany.

JUDICIAL NORTHUMBERLAND IN THE CHENANGo
CANAL.
ALBANY, Oct IL, 1868.
Amos K Hadey of Troy, has been nominated for Judge
Of the Third Judicial district.
There is break in the Chenango canal Clinton
whic will take five or six days to repair.
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PTTsBURG, Oct II, 1858.
The contractor Of the Steubenvlle Railroad while rid
ing in buggy last evening, with lady, attacked
about mile east of Noblestown, beaten until he became
nsensbe and robbed of 5000 which he had just drawn
frnna han
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Interesting from Washington.

EMEUTE BETwE ZEN SECRETARY GUTHRIE AND COL
CTOR BRONsON-NEw YORK POLITICIANS IN A
|AEDARY, AND FATHER RITCHIE IN TROUBLE
|ORGE LAW AND THE CHINESE MISSION, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEw YORK HERALD.
WAsaINGToS, October Ill p H.
|enzo B. Shepard and Ferns ndo Wood arrived here
hight 1t is reported that the object Of their visit is
bet practical demonstration of Mr.. Guthries letter
Hector Bronson; but that while the powers that be
ing to write another letter. they do not regard the
cations from macontents for practical acts by them
! with great favor The warfare seems to be sort
inese contest-great aourishng Of swords and noise
|ngs, but no blows Messrs. Shepard and Wood Look
tisfed.
her Richie is here in great distress The skies amt
It, and disafections will not subside."
Guthrie is squaring himself to receive Collector
kon's shot, which, it is said, will be aimed to hit
len wind and water. The HERALD is looked Tor with
eagerness. The messengers from the West here are
/ nd for it early
rre law Is here and tits said Is going to China as
ksss dor in one Of lis own boats CAPlIoL.
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New Jersey Whig State Convention.

TRENTON, Oct. II, 1863
The Wing State Convention Ifor the nomination of
candidate Tor Governor will meet in this city to morrow
The delegates are arriving to-day Messrs Haywood of
Ocean and Newell Of Monmouth are the most important
candidates for nomination
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CITY POLITICS.


Last evening Hon. Thomas P. st. John late member Of
the Assembly Of the Seventeenth ward In this city was
unanimously nominated the democratic candidate for
the Senatorshp of the Fourth Senatorial district Mr.
ST. John has served in the capacity Assembyman for
the last two years. nnd before the people for
their suifrages candidate for Senator.
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VIM. b. Smith, Esq. was nominated last evening" by the
friends Of temperance their candidate for the Assem-
bly, to represent the Second Assembly district comprising
the Third and Sixth wards
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

sssssts Hss E'''''A' ISs.ass sy;s; ss
sarTst Van vsl.on. Henry whi.ehosd,
Wm nsI J. hnsi Barker siahsei si Rsards4s Rti
Geo. w. acman.
scs gInsr COUNCIL De-H'sr ga.snS sGsSss1,os Ss.1n
james & 'sSi asaSil, r.--.,.. ; ,IS osss's,
ysss ETs Hssi, Hsi, sass.a sSsG S'isss, sssa;,
FOR THIRD covsenI m gSssa DIssR1cr cosyrsrIos
ASs%ssn AsS,.% , Parker Ja%s; aS" D ss, Bls,'d'A
Hiram Engie
x;Ss, os TSwnTn RT COUNCIL DISTRICT m1 oosvnsroS %
EassSd ss:sSils' ''''- ''''' nss nbsnsHsis
VIZ H5P4s A?zS; SSalT, inspector. ;, r,..4..,
TWELFTH WARD.
msf sf ca.
a. s ss pns aa
ss at hs ns Sdaf s. & S ss S called sss
election Of npeeoI; to said election and 0nn. r.
ry, Assembly and Charter Convention
CHARTER CONVENTION
Men SePasl a'Ssiss pyts%.n si'ssrs ' MIss.sa
JON" an,is moore osrs.A' ThSmss Sassnt
j5Sisph jSSn Ray Ss'r'' Safh,sa aihs% s''il l. Wiley
John Leonard.
u.,, JUDICIARY ooNvEsr,ahs; s,hsn,., y.rv,. T.
John MeCusker
mass pysm.a E,,l.% Ei,I,ss Ms9:.,s Ms6:.
william aaeleer
William L. Wiley Terrence MoGuks.
Michael Gallagher John Leonard JoAn D0F'n'
Tho following inspectors were duly eecte by the sssIse
present at the meeting fi,S ShSys annasd 'o'
mos mos SyGxSE ouu. {In.psos.u.
MICHAEL GALLAGHER
TnIETEsNTn WARD,
unTEnRistp DEM or ATTIC TIC AZ M KssuLrK ~ Ian
TRAT,oss '" - 1hA '-"N ~
,,u, 5upicrARy. u c..
i9nn ph;n re MrrNl svrs Iswis Wi,hnssan " Nssas,
Dan's1 .as.rossa1 ss%mi'
owen s,;,sss1 E Ms.,la1s
James j. Brooks Edward riifE Sii Mitch
Jacob NJ. vreoaud, 'AAAIif n Tmkeinayor,
SSs ;Is %is$s s% HI;%
y'I, Se1n ssrasi Ssrnsi fssa fsssr Nor Norris, !.
Martin l. Bryant, e.... JS; SsSa Hsnp.sssa.
THIRTY Gs"ass THIRD rG1s1r pnsrn,or
Ss%ssa sSS s.IsrS Walters 4,%ss ASSssS saans:s Aia
ru,nvE Eays1s .svsrs Rusa; 1,.r.,er
Albert Miller ;;$:: s;:;,,a, l. Cook
! fpederich Miller Miller, Dr. LeaSt.
'sFE sTEEHES gIKss
| DIR. ERvINE,
| FOURTEENTH WARD.
| STAND DIVIDED EALLI
| f''"'A' John Rey for Alderman fA~1's-
| patrieh Kiernsn oo""i lanes IynoSF
SECOND pIsrRIcr
l Andrew Canary, Charles Taggax%
r,nas Peter ssls,,r s,ss
| lanes Havs Jn,nea McCueu
i Michael McGrade.
| DISTRICT.
''nn ''''"'' Anthony Carson @S.s' A'D''"'"'
Thomas Gerrasy = - John risil
| Charles OLeary.
| SEVENTH COUNCIL
| John Lsughlin. VIM Cunninxhan.
Patrick McNay, Edward Abberey
| Mathew Daley
| DISTRICT.
| Richard Perry, Joseph Hutton.
VIM. Ba.es.
Redmond Meaanus, - '' Michael Goodws.,
| Thomas Smith, John Kelly,
Michael Inssns Murphy
John s,as.a, H.1ssaa, 4ssns,v %m; S,a;, ,Es.yns.:
| John Duncan.
a::g b.,s,: b~:s.., ASSEMBLY a:=s.. v.
inomAs cunningham, Th. a. n. Ln"rence hiey'
| yupcIARy ooMmirrrr
| James Mcclure, A. H. Green,
'N'' Thom.. goese: s'.-
TH5EsJ Fh5EE PAxsSS, AxsSS, Ia'p''''rs
SIXTEENTH WARD.
:n sssn ss :. at f:9n,.Y B:s a: a % do %
ssT M sa. 1' ana ''s
SIXTEENTH vasl.l WaRD W0RKlSG MEMS rIckTr
S E::sssfs E:ssssfz.ys:. 4''siis vsis..
| SENATORIAL;
john SmoRa F. Ropes. o S,''s' Robert b. saasya arsyna..
AssrMnhy M s.yn
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|ETARY MARCY AND CAPTAIN GIBsON-RUMOR
OF A CURIOUS INTERVIEW.


WASHINGTON, Oct. H. 1858.
bre is some talk in town Of curious scene day or
|ince in the State Department, which promises to
the letter of Secretary Guthrie to Collector Bron
I send it to you it was told to me.
Is reported that after the appearance of the
N and McGregor correspondence in the NEw YORK
ID, Captain Gibson called at the State Department.
hs cordially received by Mr.. Marcy ,iwho mentioned
plain Gibson the fact Of the publication Of the cor
ndence. Shortly after, as the story runs Mr. Marcy
bsted Captain Gibson to sign paper that he ap-
d of the conduct Of the Secretary in the management
|bsons claims. Captain Gibson declined giving Marcy
tfcate of character when the latter sta led that he
Id then be compelled to publish all the letters he had
we'd speaking uniavorably of Captain Gibson.
ere are quite number Of rumors aaoat relative to
AGair, which will require fnsre space than despatch
admit | understand that the Union, the dena semi
b, will be out tomorrow on the subject. More by
|hext wire PETER THE HERMIT.
MR.. MASON, THE NEW MINISTER TO FRANCE.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGKNT.
WASHINGTON, Oct IL, 1858.
n John Y Mason returned to Richmond this morning,
urposes to depart on his mission in the steamship
boldt, from New York, on the 10th November.
Sert Tyler vindicating the Adminis-
tratlOM.
sPsClAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL, 1853.
bert Tylers speech made last night in Independence
70, vndicated the Presidents policy reference to
al appointments and thought to indicAte the sen
nts Of the Pennsylvania democracy the question.
ALPHA
Democratic Mass Meeting In Boston.
BoeroS Oct II, 1853
democratic mass meeting in Faneuil Hall this even
|as fully attended and The proceedings throughout
|onous and spirited. Alderman Frost presided.
EGovernor Boutwell, was the principal speaker, and
marks we're chiefly upon the subject Of the adoption
|e proposed new constitution, which he advocated
much force. Hon. n r. Banks also addressed the
ing.
olutions were introduced and unanimot Fly adopted
lining the inaugural address Of the President and the
more platform, approving the nomination of Bishop
Dowley for Governor and Lieutenant Governor and
uncng the Maine Liquor law of 1852, as radically
in principle, and productive OF no good in prac.
and urging its speedy repeal.
Delaware Constitutional Election.
PHLADnPMA, Oct IL, 1858.
returns, as Ear received, show majority OF 600
st the new constitution, and there is no doubt It Is
ed.
Items from Baltimore.
BRED REMOVAL OF MR.. BRONSON DESfED-RE.
DEMPTION OF U. 8. STOCK, ErC.
BAInnoRE, Oct IL, 1858.
vate advices from Washington this evening state
there IL NO truth in the remored removal Of Mr..
Bon from the New York custom house.
mail Of last, evening brought TO the Treasury
COO Of U. 3. stock for redemption.
New Orlesna papers Of wedn esday, due this morn
ame 70 hand this afternoon, having probably been
% PhiAdelPhia through the blundering Of the post
agents In thh city.
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es appp
u @ ~ - 3; S +he sost ~ y, n,taa M ~ Ia .hch
tSstss IS the real simon % Sl Pure ss .''' . '''< " ~
Thare was more enthusiasm in the EeIenth ward
specsrs, however, were datory in counns up that
in eu.s %patsnss thsy sfssa open
OF the room ware tne inspccors wore oueu ~
thar duties ana thus put temporary ssoppage 70 .ne
IN 7: s:is $ss' !;
ahen they we're 50 unexpectedly disturbed
/ FIRST WARD.
he ss
@ s F ns sssasr
where's hey were esssd the Of tho by the
.s sa ssss
n sns hs people
shs n, f9lloSips .aI wing .ssgls aItse, 3 s,s
ChaSiick ticket ...... ..'............... 23
FIRST wAnPnssSsS.'' Ss1s.as1 TICKET.
Josepi. Collins John Bles
f'''A fA''''' r...isA Hogan. SAA . A''
Josa D. Holmes, Henry Freel
'' "''A''' Edward Walsh ''
Andrew Baldwin, Charles wldsans,
'0nn "iaus' Jamss Brady' ui' N-sH'''
,,,,r n,.r, $50 COUNCIL: .,,orD n,,r,,,r
Inn a. JOhp
Jobr Ieber Patrick Waionev
Timothy RYAN John Brady
Thomas O,Copnor William Rough,
Jobn Ieeo Conrad Schultz
Patrick Murray
ron cuARrER
Jobr sl.tterv Jeremiah Kennedy
Eaward D.Itop Edward walsh ~
Patr;ck M,rrav Jamea RYAN sea
iJanry ciiman' Majacbi Rvar
William Walsh John mcmahon
r;mothv sullivan Jcremiah johnson
William Lee Patrick OSuiyan
" N' N;cboa al Maorath ~
PATRiCR PBiAN
EDWARD DALTON, }Inspectors.
.-, MARTIN MEIGHER,
Witnesses TO counting ballots =
i. Hogan, Thomas Branagan,
John Bles John Meaney.
FIRST WARD.
IA -, ~ aa,,oorots ~ tha r;r.t
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'ert Tyler vindicating the Adminis-
frntiOM.

s'HclAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. H. 1853.
bert Tylers speech made last night in Independence
s vindicated the Presidents policy reference to
|a appointments and thought to indie ate the sen
hts Of the Pennsylvania democracy on the question.
ALPHA.
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DEATH OF BARNABAs BATES-THE FORGERIES-sTFAM
| BARK HOMER.
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Pursuant call the Democratic Re publican General
nosr.tis hsid = s:
% s
received AS votes and was elected no vote; being svsa
Thcma prsanp John l. Fisss
I'd
severn p Moulton, Horace NJ Dewey, Gregory Conner,
brsSs
EEi'y s%'i ns ss"
Tuomy Robert Glpasrok S.%us! MsDsde, A. T. Williams
James ''" $ASSR $HSSss .SSSS $ssssos Ia.'..'..
TWENTIETH WARD.
Alta primary election held at 3 Seventh avenus pursu.
ant to call 81 The regular Democratic Reppbean Gsls,
between Il. hours of and cost ss ssow
ticket having received majority the votes Sosd VI
Twentieth Hall and tho United D.nosrsss
James M. Post, solomon B. Noble,
Alfred A. Philips
FOR sENAroRIAL CONVENTION.
William McDsrmott
Ds.n,: s.m.. RSsf iss;., Saiis% xsSs..:S sI,;:.
John McClaye.
roR CHARTER oNrESrtoN.
i.$s. iSss ssoSnsS s. @siSt.n.. John John eGsr. e'lSs
PPS paul McGinn' u''' Jas wsisoc, Jr..
4nsssny s1ss,s1 Kendall, tsnsiis I:sa s.ss. s.s.n
Nicholas Daw-
FIFTY yrIRsr COUNCIL PIsrsIST ar.rS I;,.,
=" "'D''e Thomas hon w. Cartwright.
Peter riley, iIy.' SECOND ''''' Cha. + ;1risl.r,
Clemens n''n'' Richard Moore, Moses H''''
THIRD COUNCIL pfsrRIcr
Thos W. Oimstesd, John Mooney,
,o Lsyis yss,; ohls;
i$HS. 3SSS fSSS'$SsstEs ! $ssEsssa ''''''''.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-21
Something New.

MIR. BABBITT, No. Piper's Block, would re-
w specially inform the Inhabitants of Worcester and
Mr.. has process for taking likenesses bv which
good one can be had for the small of fifty cents and
it is Cheap.
All who lavor him with sitting for a likeness, will
be able TO confirm the above statement Satisfaction
is guaranteed in all Every customer can see the
whole process by which the picture is tahcn and have
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-21
Senator Summers White Slavery,
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NEW and superb Edition, fully illustrated with 40
IN elegsn designs,by Billings, engraved by Baker,
smith x Andrews.
This splendid work, which is considered one of the
best productions of the eloquent and talented author is
now offered to the public In this superb and attractive
style, and at the low price Of fifty cents Il is COM
peie history OF WHITE SLAVERY, it's rise its progress
It's termination, with an account of the many distln.
guished men who were its victims, among whom wore
CERvANTEs, the author Of Don Qnxote ST. VlNcENr
DE PAUL, ARAco, the Astronomer, and numerous
others, whose names and deeds are celebrated in hIsto-
ry Let all apoogists for the slavery Of the BLACKS,
read this admirable work. and then say whether or not
the color Of the skin will sanction human hood
and II so, which color shall be ensaved Agerne White
slavery was brought to an end by British cannon MIR.
Sumner, In describing the final scene, says:
Before night the fleet fred besies shells and rock
cts one hundred and eighteen tons Of powder, and atty
Thousand shot, weighing Than i've hundred tons.-
Inc cadel aud massive batteries of Algiors shat
tered, and crnmbed to ruins. The sorchouses, SHIPS
and gun-hoatp, wore In flames, while the blazing light
nngs OF battle were answered In Of signal fury,
by the lighinngs Of Heaven The power Of the GREAr
SLAVE DEALER was humboldt.
Published by JOHN p. JEwETT a CO., Boston;
JEWETT, PROCTOR 81 WOR rHINGToN, Cleve.
land, uho' For sale by all the Booksellers.
MARI davis