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TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERE.

1 dEeEof make knoWn to the public that have
OBJ al ed Patent from the United states for an
Improved saw, and an now ready to dispose of
rights, or furnish those with saws who wish to avail
themselves Of this vast impros euent This Saw
vi cut double the amount in any given time, with
the sans power that of the ordinary Saw. The
natu OF my IL It on is SO to construct the tee
OF the Saw thai esca Tooth shall cut ITS way through
the wood withoue tearing or forcing the Sa~, each
tooth acting as mortising chisel, and cutting
chip or core OF the same thckness that each tooth
stands In advance Of the one next behind Il; the
cutting part az ca b tooth is exactly vertical and
each tooth advances In front of the
one next behind it; the blade of the saw to be of
equal width. requiring the back of Saw to be in
cnnsd forward the size of the opening between the
teeth to be increased or reduced, according to the
length OF the sav and size Of the timber 10 be cut
50 that each space tbs teeth .hsl be caps.
BILE Of holding the emit chip or core hat the tooth
oen1nr It may cut Oh. The Saw Is capable If being
Stta"hed to any mill. L. STEWART
For further information sddrees
STEWART McCLELLAND
oot Ia-eoot Washington, D. C.
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From the Albany Atlas, October q. ]
Another Nomination for Clark.

The colored citizens of Troy met in the Lib
erty street Presbyterian church-Wm Meade,
President; john Harrison, Vice President, and
Jas: II. Davis and Homer Bishop, Secretaries
The convention denounced the Colonization
Society with the greatest contempt and
scorn," and demanded an increased extension
Of the suffrage They passed these two 1880
iutions also, the second Of which will perhaps
excite smile:
Resolved, That among the candidates pre-
sented for the suffrage Of the people, by the
several political organizations, for Governor,
the Hon. Myron b Clark, as the fearl ess ad
vOcate of the Maine law in our State; his
ayoWed opposition to the Nebraska outrage,
and opposition to human bondage, especially
American slavery, appears the most oonsis tent
candidate for the 81 Frsge of colored mon
Resolved, That Y'e are in favor of the Wo-
mems Rights moven3 ent, our position at pres
emit wiz colored men and white women) be-
ing analogous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-30

q Within 1enty years about one hun.
dred churches, numbering about twelve thou
nd converts, have been planted along the
coast of Africa; many schools also have been
establ led, which are now in successful ope.
ration, a. hundreds of ne ives have received
and are now ~eceiving a Christian eduoat:on,
and yet Pr Tiously to t.. 1t time, the whole
twenty-five millions of that section of Africa
we're in ste e of the deepest degradation.
This argue well 1or colonization.
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MRS. PETTET

&HkHsF0s
L kAOHER OF an improved and easy plsn Of L.
i dies and Childrehs Dress Cutting can be found
ut her rooms, at No S55, Seventh street above l.
where lad'es can receive Instructions from TO 10
m; AMI to p. m.
Terms OF tuition, including sstt of Models and
Rules g 50
Ladies BY leaving thei- address can join the We'd.
nesdsy mcrning class at s. TO.
Lining cut and fitted 800. Paper wsist psttsrus
Is cents
variety Of Ladies' and Ohidren,s patterns OF
the latest .tv le just received and for sale.
oct H-lvH
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RFWArNe ~ GOVERNOR BURr-The ST.
iiouis Republican, of Wednesday, has dis
patch from ST. joseph, dated October "a, VIII !
states that the ren~ia3 % osVsrn-r Burr. Ia c
Governor of the Territory of =. .praska az
rived overland, this morning, in this city, in
charge q he committee appointed by acting
Governor cunning to accom-. hem to South
Carolina. This committee CO los f Col w
B. Howard, New York Col b. og.eae, Ohio !;
James d Doyle, Esq, and Maj. Wn. K. Jones,
of South Carolina. They will leave to-mor.
row on the F Aubrey
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LODGING SPECULAToRs.-TheN 4. 7. Journal
Of Commerce says:
Private families are clubbing together in
numerous instances to supply themselves with
potatoes, that they may avoid being Aceoed by
middle men and Spectators. Potatoes til at
can be bought in Massachusetts, for rs or 30
cents per bushel, sell here for five times that
sum.
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POSTPONEMENT.

OYMcATHIEING with the 70 Bily Of our estesmsd
- Captain in his recent afhf ton, the Committee
behalf CT the company, Civ notice t. their friends
and he public that the SAll of the Presidents
Mounted Guard advertised 20 take piece Tn the I'd Of
November, Is postponed until further notice
JOHN W. BADEN
@ W FLINT,
JOHN B0HLAYER
JOHN T. EVANS,
]. Ia HESS,
oct 8O-3t un.el1 j prDnrCnRp
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR

Few Iork, Texas, California,
New JERSEY, Louisiana, Missouri,
pennsylvania, Alabama, Kentucky,
Maryland, Georgia, Michigan,
Name, Wisconsin, Ohio, and
minnesota, Florida, other States
GEORGE q. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Washington Place, mear Odd. FetLous' Hall.
SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, d G.
nov 19-ly
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DUTNAM's MAGAZINE for Noyembn
II received and for sale at
sHIEIINGT0N's Bookstore.
B.ackwood's Magazine for October
Grahhm's Magazine for November
9od~y's Lad,'s Book for do
Ladies National Magaxipe do
All the New Books and everything In the sts-
Il merry Line for sale al
sHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Odeon Bui! ding, cor. AZ st and Pa az.
oct 27-tf
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MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR LAw.-The Maine
Law Is causing the liquor dealers of Boston
much trouble and expense, vigorous effort to
enforce 1t being now in progress in the princi.
pal towns. In Chsrlestown seventeen dealers
complained of, have been arraigned before tho
Court of Common Pleas at Lowell In Water.
town and vicinity between twenty and thirty
cases are on the Middle se1 docket
In the Municipal Court in Boston, on FRIDAY.
Peter B. Brigham, one of the most extensive
retailers of liquor in Boston, was convicted of
being common seller, and fined 500 and re-.
quired to give bond of $1,000 to cease the
bnnnsss- A bill Of exceptions was allowed
and the case goes to the Supreme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-30

II Complete returns from Indiana, give q
wings and 70 Democrats In the Senate in the
s'sLbly Sc Wings and 80 Democrats
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TIE TuRI.-1he match for $4,000 between
Mao and Tacony under tho saddle, catch
weights, came of on Friday afternoon on the
Union Course, L. I. Mao won the first heat
In 2;S2, but on the second, was distanced BY
Iaoony in 2:27. Mac had been strained and
was not in good condition.
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@A large edition of the Italian New Tss.
lament, of at least 10000 copies, is to be pub
Ished in Italy, under tho supsrintende nce of
Df. q. Achills, as soon as the funds for the
purpose can be procured.
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The HOTELS AT THE FA1Ls-Th. Mace.
Falls Gazette says that the pternat,on al
closed on Thursday of last week. The Clifton
House, Cataract, Niagara, Empire and Other
hou: e. are TO remain open all vinta,
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u William Keene, riding along the road
IN Aoran county, Missouri, saw two large
buck dssrs fighting, with their horns inter.
locked, and killed them both with his pocket
hnifb.
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= At Lisbon the disease in the vim. .,,,,
existed, and the drought had caused the grape,
% b quite dried up.
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TOILET SOAPS.

VNHE Subscribers retuI their thanks to their nu-
L merous friends and cus .oNnsrs N the d. -rict
and elsewhere for the lstronsge hitherto ext ndsG
70 them, and beg leave to iniorp them that In add
Con to their usual stock they are nov mar ufsctur
ing ana wall have constantly on hand ali kids Of
Toiife and Fancy Soaps to which they invite tn. r
attention. We warrant our soaps equal to any
made, and Will seli on - reasonable b rms q the
came article can be purchased ia any of the North
ern cities T. o. D0kNO6HUR son.
Georgetown Oct 26-ams
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q Persons wanting the Ecensng Star in
Baltimore, can procure it early every after
noon at Henry Taylor's Newspaper Depot,
"sln Iron Buildings"
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A BOGUS WASHINGTON BAsk.-Fxrrrsrvp

s"uDLISG.-The New York Mirror saws:
Certain parties in this city have recently
Issued about one hundred thousand dollars
bills OF the "Mechants Exchange Bank, Ana
costa, District of Columbia These have
been principally circulated in Arkansas Ohio
and other Western States, and they are sign
4. Curtis, as cashier, and H. Dewey, as pre-
ndent The agency Of the institution has
heretofore been held at No. so William street
but the property of the establishment has been
transferred to the police Office, and tho chief
orerator IL lodged in the tombs The suodus
opera1dt, as elected before the police magis-
trate, SHOWS financial shrewdness worthy of
Monroe Edwards
Our citizens can not be too careful about re-.
csi'ing notes, dated at Washington issued by
fancy banks. They have been robbed often
enough, in all conscience, by these swindling
concerns to prevent further losses by them.
The man Who will be plundered with his Owes
open, docs not deserve the least sympathy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-30

WM LlNkINs respectfully informs the citisans
w Of the First Ward that he has taken the ators
adjoining samuel Duvall's grocery store, Pennsyi
vana avenue, near the West Market, in vhi.h he
designs keeping . stock Of frseh MRATS. REEF
TONGUES. and other MEATS vEGETABLE a.
FHuIT AND DRIED FRUITS. 30 that thew can =,
any hour during the forenoon supply than saIvss
With any such srtic ss of good quality fresh. and
IN prime condition; and IS he meaus 20 keep first
class prov isiou store he hopes to meet such
men. rom tnose whose eonvenienc. he will serve
81 keeping up bis Establishment as will nstifv b,n,
y continuing It. '-'' LAM
ness as heretofore OF Ok s o.
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SPIRIT OF TIE MoarINs PRESS

The Unions last issue is devoted, for the
most part, to the republication of the anti.
Know Nothing letter of Mr. Henry A. Wise.
The editor says that the Indian massacrss. on
which We comment, cannot fail to arm the
Secretary Of War with facts sufficient to make
his next appeal to Congress for the necessary
militsy force successful. With reference to
Bronson and his newspaper followers, the
Cnio" calls public attention to the fact, that
out Of the State of New York, no man Demo
erat) In public life, and no newspaper Of the
Democratic party now sympathises with them,
and saysit is because it has become evident that
they drop principles to grattfy hatred, Upon
the subject of Know Nothingism, the organ
says:
1.-THE most offensive feature in the absolute
governments of the Old World to an Ameri.
can observer, Ia the fact that religion is regu
lated by law, and that the same power which
Expresses the citizen in his civil rights pre.
scrihss the creed that he must worship, and
taxes him to supportit. One maintains at an
enormous expense a horde of ecclesiastical no
oiss and compels all to pay for their support.
whether they follow the faith of the State or
entertain other opinions. Another fastens a
enother elevates the prevailing faith into the
government itself, and governs by the church
alone Such Is the organized intolerance of
desf OTIS and tyrants. Strange that, in substance
and IN prac tice, We should have a similar or
gsniaation In republican America, justified.
100, as perfectly consistent with our profess
aons OF In berry and Of federation"
The Sentinel contains long legal argu-
mont in favor of the claim of the counsel of
tho late DR.. Gardiner, to right to administer on
his estate. The question seems to us to be
simply-shall the money improperly abstract
Cd from the Treasury Of the United States nv
Dr. Gardiner go back into the Treasury again.
or much of it go to his counsel and assienees?
The Int'Htgencer this morning, is devoted
principally to controversy with Senator Sum
nor, publishing letter from his pen in reply
to the editor late review of his " as under.
stand it, doctrine, and in the editors columns
grinding his Summers letter to powder.
IHE ADVANTAGES OF ADvERTIsING.-Ama man
nay sit Ia an obscure alley Offering pearls at
Two cents apiece, and yet find NO purchaser;
out II the same man were known to have pearls
for sale at reasonable prices, under the shade
Of rock in the desert, Caravans would he
formed, and companies would 90 to buy bis
wares so it is With a manufacturer. His
wares may be ever 80 good his prices ever so
reasonable, but unless he employs proper
means OF making them known to tho publis.
he cannot expect appreciation
And In what way can a man let his business
% known near so we'll as ~ advertising in
some widely circulated j,urnal, read BY all
classes In the community in which it Is pub
fshed' The EUening Star is just such paper.
Hundreds have acknowledged to us tho ad.
vsntases Of using Its advertising columns,
while thousands more will do the same thing
II they avail themselves of the opportunities
No afford.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JNO HI. MOOT,
SOUTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET NRxR GJGB

SNo He = M OOTs
SOUTH GIDE BRIDGE STREET. NEAR HIGR,
GEORGETOWN, d. c.
III A. received and Is now Offering ct low prioee
III general End we'll selected assortment of
FALL AND WINTER g. DDS
Bought principally ut the Phjlsdelpbia anc New
York Auntions- bling him to ofler extra induce
meme 10 cash or prompt shoft time oustom-rs.
In MS assortment will be found q rich assert.
ment Of Plaid Silks
Plstn and striped blk do.
Mernos. Plsids De LANES
Cloak Cloths, Vslvets
And Dress Goods generally.
Also, good assortment Of Boys and asntlsmen's
Best Paris Kid Gloves
Blankets, Flsnnels
ehawls, Sheetings, ShirtinRs
Table Linen, Napkins, &C.
call Is solicited n gMOOr
oct 21-lm
GMTLEMENs UNDER GARMEnrs-ws have
On Gay received large and hne sssortmsnt
OF a styles and Qualities of ssssonsbIs Undersar.
mene, which We ale Offering at very low prices.
WALL sTEPhENs,
PennsylvaAR avenue. next door to Iron SalL
OCT 20 lIntANews
NLo5K AND DRESS TRIMMING -Ihaye justre
" ceived my third supply Of ,ich Cloak and Dress
trimming; such as Plush. Velvet Gsiloon, Fringe,
hihands, and Braids. Also, bandsone black and
Goiored inges for mantles, b'c silt and Gimpurs
Laces, black a-d white plonds. In sdGi.i, N to
which ma. add black aod coored Vel ell, pushss,
eatins and Silks for bonnets, and emf roidered
seis Also, Jouvins, unfivalled; French ID Gloves
at 81 cent?, that are retailing Baltimore at 81
per pair
I would call particular attention to nv asa rmeut
Of embroidered Hsr d. erchie: Collsrs Lsoe Sleeves
and Ribands from auction.
oct %-dlu No. II Centre Market Space
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OThe large circulation of the STAR
n1kes't the most dssirabse ADVERTISING me.
af'I'n IN the District. 1t has more reader,
/" Ae ea'es Of Washsngton, Georgetown,
ma Ateron aria, than q. The other Wash
'nyfon ,ldilies combined.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.
PURE SILVERWARE.

OhE OIL Y En- w huL.
A MAGNIFICENT AsSUK .. So I'M. W. GAIT
N BRO. call attention to tberF upusaslIy large
assortment Of siverware, oopsstirg Of
Solid Silver Tea Set, complete
Silver Pitchers, solid sis er Csstors
Do Cups and ssucers, 0oblets
DO Fish Carvers and Forks
Crumb scrspers, Cake Knives
Fruit Shovelr euxar Stfters
Ielly Spoon g Cheese Soups
Pickle Knives and Forks, 0live Spoons
Salad Tongs Vegetable Forte 90
Fruit K1iyes, Ice Tongs, DE- seert Knives
Soup, cream and gravy Ladies
Ice Cream Knives, salt Cellars
Napkin Ring, Butter Knives, Tea Strainers
Tea table and dessert Spoons and Forks Of every
variety
Breakfast and dinner Coffee Spoons, Re.
Also, very larg. assortment Of Fancy Silver.
ware, suitable for wedding, birthday, and other
presents
The above Is by far the largest and most varied
scrtment ever offered 10 our customers Bepg of
our own manufacture, 1t is warranted pure silver
and fered sc rs low rates similar goods can be
purchased Tor In any city In this country.
NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts
= The highest price paid for old Silver.
oct 28-6t
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GRAND MILITARY BAIL.

THE Executive Committee of Presidents Meunt.
i cd Guard take g eat pleasure In announcing
to the. numerous friends the military and tix-ns
generally that they viii hsvs the honor 81 givte
heir Second Grand Ball on THURSDAY Evening,
November ID 1t Odd Fellows Hall uhep thsy
pledge themselves that nothing shsl, be left undone
AXE it "the Bal Of the ssssop." The arrsnss-
menta are complets In every particular.
The Supper and Refreshments viii be Furnished
b. an experienced catIrer
Prosperis cele rated Military and Coti'lon Band
ara engaged to delight those who "trip IL on the
light fantastic toe"
rhe Ball will BE- opened nv a Grand Promenade,
to o'clock, the nd performing the Presidents
Nountei Guard Quick ttp com .osed and arranged
by Prof Prospect, expressly fer the OJmpaoy, and
dedicated to Capt Joseph Peck.
1ici cts x2-sc mittisg . gentleman sod ladies-
may be procured firm Captain Peck or any member
of the Executive Committee
E1ecu.ire Committee.
J Hesser, ID Sgt, Jno Evans, Or. II.
J Peddicord.
oammsstes Of RseepHon.
Capt Jos Peck, 1t Baden,
Surg 3 O Bassy, Private 8 Tan.
Commihes of Arrangement.
Ord sgt Jno Winch, sgt e H-ise,
ct Chas Brown, Corp May,
Lorp He'll, Corp Geo seitss,
Corp Geo Krst, Priv Geo Bendey,
riv VIM Moore Priv Chss IN ,ma,
Priv VIM Laskey, Priv Hughes,
Priv - Southron, Priv Stewart.
Priv shucsing, Priv VIM Bcsys
Priv Nocer, Priv Stevens,
Priv VIM Wilson, Priv Sch sartse,
Priv A Bohlayss, Priv W Jordan,
|, Or NJ Jno Evans, Floor Manager.
CIV. FLINT, Treasurer.
Positively no Hats or Caps will be allowed in the
Ball room. oct 11-tb
r. d. GILLET,
n n n n a In a L n
ONCE and residencs in Franklin Row, corner o. Z
and thirteenth street. oct as-dly
DEEBRs NEW YORK HASA FULL -
ID and complete assortment cf Besbe's New
York Hats for the Fall trade, ct
oct IS Salesroom, Browns Hotel
CPECIAL NOTICE.-wE EXPECT AND
y positively request all persons indebted to us on
accounts rendered LIST July last to come forward and
settle them without further notice:
MAXWELL, SEARS COLLEY,
523 Seventh ct 3 doors above Pa. ave.
~ ENTLRMlN's DRESSING KoBEs,-our usual
of various qualities and styles, is just open ed.
Also q small invoice Of French Kobee
For sale at uniform and moderate price. at
sTEvENSs
oct % salesroom. Browns Hotel.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
A. On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
- Fare round trip s.; from Alex.
sLdri. 10 crnts-Ihe THOMAS C0lLYEH leaves
Washington q 9 and Alexandria at 9% ,'ctck.
Ccach.s leave the Capitol for e boat at Sx oclk.
Coach FIRE cents
Perons wishing the Ia hes VII leave their red.
dence with Geo. 4 Thos. Parker.
pa<~a ~ III o.s
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a In New York, brokers' refuse to take
Indiana bank money.
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7 OST-Between Browns Hotel aud the Smith.
IL sonian Institution, wallet containing twenty
five dollars, for which reward will be given, left
at J. G. McGuire's Auction store. oct 80 2ts
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Or NJ Jno Evans, Floor Manager.
CIV. FLINT, Treasurer.
Positively no Hats or Caps will be allowed in the
Ball room. oct 11-tb
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Indian Massacres. newspapers 10 all
directions are crying aloud 20 have more troops
sent to the frontiers, on account of the Indian
massacres on the plains and in Oregon, OF
which We have news by the last mail from
California This arrival tells of four distinct
cases, in which an aggregate Of hundreds of
American men, women, aud children lost their
lives. The War Department, for tho last year,
has been strsiniag all its means for the pro.
tSetion Of the frontier As soon as recruit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-08
TENTH WARD,

This ward unusually quiet, only three four
fights having occurred in it, At two three of the
polls the voters harangucd by enthusiastic advo-
Gates Of Mike Walsh. who, according their account
the most virtuous, the most honest and at the
time the most wronged in New York. &C
know him. said one OF the speakers, to be of the
best boys in the city and tell you you elect him you
will confer an honor upon tho city" Somebody hero
suggested that it all gas at which the speaker be-
came exceedingly indignant, calling him few names
which generally considered very Objectionable and
winding up the attack by informing him be made that
remark sgAn he would punch him in the head Having
thus vndcated the liberty of speech he continued his
barangue without interruption TO the end except
casional wGd Of admiration, thrown in BY some of
Mixes bosom friends Up to the closing OF the polls
only heard of arrest and that for illegal voting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-08
TERRIBLE RIOT AT WILLIAMSBURG.
THE MICHIGAN AND NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS,

All the returns Of the election received at this Office
mp to four o'clock this morning annexed. They
Ola podrdd Of figures. Look at them. We have
of rubbish furnished U.S. and give it in the list Of
snames Of candidates supposed to have been elected
The Know Nothings knocked all political calculations
into cooked nat Our readers need not therefore, be
sure that any else right Fuller details
successful candidates Wait patiently. Wait for later
dispatches, but don't bet. Never bet scrub
in politics. who tell whittier Seymour, Ullman
Clark is el. cted:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-08

o., Andrews 1872. yernam %, Sanders 2s Surrogate
Bradford ll3, Bustecd las, Brady 81 Mcintyre s. Re-
corder-white IS, Smith 242 Tilou 5o City Judge
Stuart S. Pnneyy los Leonard 70, Bscbe Ill Mayor
Herrick IS Wood 1885, Barker 49, Hunt l2s Register
Doane So johnson 137, Drownel LOG, Ireland, Jr 49,
Commissioned Streets and Lamps-Schafer 40 Gooder-
son 134, Giszier o4, Ebing 27, Gedney 5o
Fifth Dstrict-For Govcrnor-Clark IA, Seymour
2l2, Bronson 80, Ulman 80. Lieutenant Governor
Raymond IA, Ludlow lo6, Ford l34, Scroggs 81.
Canal Commssioner-Fitzhugh "A, Clark 9s Burn
ham as., 20. 60. >,