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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26
rpocKS BOOxS pOoUC1 IoU,- r1r1,

-BOOKS-BOOKS! JoHrT KEITH
I'D II Co.'s Bulletin of New Books, No. z3g Main st.
Long Look Ahead, by A. s. Roe.
Travels in Europe and the East by Prime.
The Hen Fever by Geo. Burnham.
The Peasant Boy Philosopher.
Israel Potter, or Fifty Years of Exile by Melville.
Harpers' Gazetteer of the World.
Harpers' Story Book
Queens of Scotland. Vol 5.
Springfield Armory. By Abbott.
Kings and Queens.
Physical Geography Of the seas.
Cosas de Espana, or going to Madrid
Getting Along. 2 vols.
Europe and the Allies Past and Present.
Las Cases Memoirs of Napoleon. Yols.
Ups and Downs, by Cousin Cicey.
Stanhope Bureigh, by Helen Dhu.
History and Poetry Of Finger Rings, by Edwards.
The Wie's Victory, and Other Tales. Mrs Southworth
Pride and Prejudice, by Mrs. Austen.
Rudiments of Architecture and Building.
Alone, by Marion Harland.
Satire and Satirsts, by James Hamay
Full Proof of the Ministry, by James.
The Tutors Ward.
Avillion.
The Hindoo Almanac for 1855, by A. Thug!
Nile StonS~n our Journey of Life, by S. Osgood.
Wanderers; and other tales by Peter Farley.
Heartsease or the Brothers Wife, by the author OF Red
slyGe. vols.
Poems Of Bryant, New edition.
Mothers Of the Bible, by Mrs s. G Ashton.
The Know Nothing
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GlotbillQ.
PRIZES! PRIZES

- DUs OOU
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
Having the above amount Of
CLOTHING IN STORE,
will cr such inducements for the next sixty days. to their
old friends and the public generally, that all who would
prize should not fail to attend the SALE as the goods
have been marked do,0n beloo the original cost, and
must be Sold at whatever sacrifice to make room for their
SPRING STOCK.
Our Stock of Clothing comprises the most varied eten
siye, and superior assortment to be found in any New
England city. In our assortment of PIECE GOODS, may
be found the largest and richest variety of
BTOndeioihs, CassIn,eres, DOeskfns,
FANCY & BLACK vEsTINGs,
In yelvets End Plush, London and Grenadine silk
Cashmeres, &C., &C,
ALI Of which viii be made up the shortest notice. and
the lowest prices. Also on hand Stock of
FURNISHING GOODS
Unequalled in richness Of style and quality by any in
city, comprising Shirts Bosoms Collars Gloves, Suspend
ers, Under Garments, Socks silk and Satin Ties Cravats
ecarfs &c, &c. Particular attention paid to
BOYS CLOTHING.
A complete assortment always On hand. Give US a ca
and you can see if these things not truths.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
271 Mnin Street, Piper's Block.
Sign of the Full Dressed Man.
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G7ITY HOTEL oRPORATT0N.

Creasurer's Office March Ii, 1855.
The Propretors Of the City Hotel in Worcester here
by notified that aninstament of 5 per cent the shares
of Stock in the Corporation voted by the Directors
payable the LIST Of April They requested to
pay the same at that time. ALBERT T0LMAN,
mar15 dtapl Treas'r
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GARDEN SEEDS, FRO

BRAZILIAN GARDEN SEEDS, FROM
I'D RIO JANEIRo. These seeds were brought by pr-
yate express aud carefully selected by the undersigned
for the purpose Of improving the vegetables Of the United
States. friend has proved their adaptation to this
country having cultivated them the past season. There
about fifty kinds aud among them the celebrated
Black Bean, the Draz ian Pea and the natural potato
For sale in small packages by BAssETT h FAIRBANKS
Worcester; JosEPu BREcK & Son, RuGGLEs, NouRsE,
MASON, & Co., NouRsE Co.. PARKER, WElTE GANNETT,
Boston. l.. W. PAINE.
unehOl dNuytf
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LADIES. HEAD TIlIS 4

j. H. CLARKE 90. have received another lot Of
those Bshoas SWISS and English Crown Black Silks, the
goods sold by for the last ave years. and which
have given universal satisfaction. They will not crack or
change color by wearing .Wrtten warrants given ~
Having purchased these silks direct Of the Importer for
Cash, enables us 10 give you Great Bargains IN Silks
Please call at the Getty ST0RE,n 1b2 Main street.
mario d&wtf j. n. CLARKE a co
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AIDES CAPES,-Ladies are invited to cali
~ and the New Spring style Broadcoth Cape, now
opening at the "City store,n 1862 Main street.
mar20 d&wi ). H. CLARKE 4 co.
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Urn 0oo0s.
TO MERCHANTS.

b. L. HARDON &c co.
Invite the attention of buyers who purchase for Cash
approved Credit, to one Of the most
ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF GOODS.
ADAPTED TO THEIR TRADE,
that can be found in House. any city in the country
COMPRISING
DOmesiics of Every Description.
ALSO
LINENS &c WHITE GOODS
of every variety.
GLOVES & HOSIERY, BLACK & FANCY SILKS
PRINTED LAWNS, PRINTS, NJ. DE LANES,
CHALLIES, CARPETS, FEATHERS,
together with every description of Dry Goods sold to the
Trade
As we possess facilities for purchasing equal to any
Jobbing House in Boston or New York, and have this
Spring bought largely at Auction and from other avora-
BILE Sources offer inducements worthy the notice Of
the Trade diff mar17
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HNXECUTOR'S SALE.-By license of the Pro-
~ bate Court, will be solu at Public Auction on the
premises on TUESDAY, April 18th, 10 o'clock in the
70 enoon the HOMESTEAD FARM of Asa Sargent late
Of Leicester, deceased, consisting OF sixty acres
less, with buildings thereon. Said Farm being suitably
divided into tage. moving, and pasturng-well stocked
with choc- fruit trees, and the whole well fenced.
Also0ne lot of Woodland, containing four acres more
less, situated about half mile south of the David
Henshaw place. in said leicester
Als1-Immediately following the sale of the Estate
aorenamed will be sold the Stock &c. consisting of one
yoke of Oxen, five Cows, Ok. Cart 0x-WagOn Ok
Sled one light Wagon and Harness, Sleigh and variety
of Farming Tools.
Also-one-third of Pew No. IN the First Congrega-
tonal Church Leicester audeone-haf OF Pew No
the NJ b Church in Cherry Valley.
Also-one valuable Horse, Chaise, and Harness
Conditions made known at time and place of Sale.
HOMER Il. SARGENT, Executor.
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Books, 5tQtionerD, Mr.

NEW BOOKS. AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE OIL
~ Main ST., Harrington Block.
Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern.
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern
Pride and Prejudice by Mrs Austin.
The Ba king House. by Samuel Phillips
Life of Horace Greeley.
Autobiography If P. I. Barnum
Leaves from the Tree Igdrasyl by Martha RUSSELL
The Lost Heiress, Ply Mrs. f. Southworth
The Inebriate's Hut, by Mrs S. A. Southworth
High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick, Esq.
Popery as it was, and as it is, by Hogan.
or Hand Takings and Crayon Sketches, by Geo. W,
Bungay.
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs Ann S. Stephens.
Isabel Carolton, by Kneler Glenn.
The Know Nothing.
Ida May.
Wide Awake Gift or Know Nothing Token for 1855
In Doors aud Out, Views from the Chimney Corner
Solomon Northrop.
Book Agents supplied at liberal discount with large
assortment Of nav and valuable works. lust received
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CIRCULAR.

Worcester, Feb. u, 1855.
have this day disposed of my interest in the Drug
Business, in this city, to Mr.. GEo r. SPUR by whom
the business viii be conducted in uture, old place
M 2Ol Main street. Mr. SPURR has ormerly been con
necd with the Drug Trade in this city, and is vorably
known a gentleman of ability, and an accomplished
Druggist; and take great pleasure in amending him
to my friends former patrons, believing, do that
he will fully sustain the principle of selling the hest Med-
cines at the ftirest prices. LEWIS I. LAZELL.
Having taken the old Stand formerly occupied by L. T.
LAzELL, Druggist would respectfully solicit the contn
of the patronage of the numerous customers of the
old Store hoping, by close attention business the
large stock which will constantly kept store to meet
all orders Of the Medca and Dental professions the
public generally. GEO. Il Si.URR.
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err FARMS For SALE.-E. L. ABBOTT
eY$S co. have several very desirable Farms for sal.
~A cheap situated in various sections of the county,
and varying in price fir 5000 to $4,000
N. b. They wilt also exchange them other Real Es-
tate in the city adoinng For further particu-
lars, inquire at E. f. ABBOTT & cos Real Estate Office
No Elaggs Building. diff MARI
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BY e. w. VAIL, AUcrIoNEEn,

Office 256 MaH-Street, Pdiae's Block
A UCTIO n EER'S NOTICE. TIE under
"a signed, having had more than six years experience
10 the Auction business in connection with S. w. SELBY,
would offer his services to the public for sale of
Real Estate and Personal Property any part the
City or County Particular attention given sales of
Real Estate, and Furniture at private residences He
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- HOUSE FOR SALE-situated on Chandler
EI street. No. Is, containing II rooms divided into
two tenements, well and cstern water conveyed in
to both The house thoroughly built years since
The above house will be sold price which cannot fail
to suit the purchaser. For further information inquire
on the premises. diff mars
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1V0HE BLACK SWISS SILK SOLD BY

GEO. p. BRYANT.
offering this silk to the public. after having
sold the Goods for the last four years found by
repeated tests that gives the universal satisfaction
to my customers. 1st because it without cracking.
I'd, it has most beautiful color and usre and holds it
until it is worn out and lastly it is the cheapest silk in
the end, for any lady to buy.
Almost every lady is willing admit that impossi-
bic to judge of the of Black Silk by examining it
the counterose Silks which look the best and thick
est sometimes the worst 1t remains only for the
purchaser to buy the article which has been tried and
found satisfactory and the celebrated Swiss Silk here
ticed, is mrst confidently recommended to all Lady Pur-
chaers. fresh arrival of the above during the past
week.
N. b. Written warrants given to purchasers.
f22-dtf GEO. P. BRYANT 1854 Main street,
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HDRINTS-PRINTS.- If you wish to see the best
selected and most extensive Stock Of Prints in this
State call at the "City Store" 1862 Main street.
mario d6wtf J. II. CLARKE h co.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.
Howard Fire Insurance Company, L)well,-Capitsl
$4,000
Milford Mutual Insurance Company, Milford, Mass.
Haverhil Mutual Insurance Company, Hayeril, Mass.
The above safe and reliable Companies continue to i'll
sure on favorable terms For particulars inquire Of
S. A. ROWLAND, Agent,
at L, Dorr y Co.'S Bookstore, 205 Main street.
mar14
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Notices.
SOCIAL PARTY.

There viii be a SOCIAL PARTY at the CHA PEI, rear
Of the Central Church. on TUESDAY EVENING, March
9th, under the direction Of the LADIES SEWING
CIRCLE.
Admission 10 cents. The public invited to attend
NARA DIT
GNITY HOTEL CORPORATION The
~ Stockholders are hereby notified that meeting Of
the "Proprietors Of the City Hotel in Worcester" will be
he d in WALDO HALL. on SATURDAY, the Slst day of
March, at O'Clock P. NJ to determine what action Gf
any they wIll take in relation to the members Of said
Corporation, the subscribers to the Capital Stock Of
said Corporation, who have not paid their assessments
and take any action relative thereto and to act upon any
business that may legally come before Them.
ALBERT T0LMAN Treas'r
L
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Customers,
These Sinks so highly appreciated, and much
sought by the first class retailers, in the large cies
as New York, Philadelphia Boston, &C, that the Manu-
ac.urers have established Agency in New York, for
their distribution among the customers, where alone
they can be procured at the cost Of importation.
For combining the three most important requisites, Wis
briancy Of color perfection of dnish and durability Of
d5ria, they unequaled by any silk imported while
in consequence Of arrangements with the Agents. We
enabled to sell them at the
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES,
thus making them Quality consdcred) by 20 per cent
the CHEAPEST StLKS IN THE MARKET, and
they warranted in all
We offer also "B0NNET,n very high lustre Silk and
magnificent new Style called "BRILLIANTE.n
Besides the above standard qualities we now re-
celyng various Tower grades such
English Crown silk,
a very serviccable style.
SEM PER IDEM,
n very handsome, medium priced silk.
SWISS SILKS,
of various grades, from medium to low priced.
R,mh Figured & Wntcrcd Black Silks,
lnci'l#n New styles.
s~,er ~ ,scrs will always find In stock complete
~ of BLACK SILKS and, only charge
~ ~ ngr small profit the cost OF Importation, IL
eugas for nne Ma that will be found ut least roper
dh the usual retail prices
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, co.
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NJ OTlCE.-We have been duly appointed Executors
of the last VIII and Testament Of LEVI CLAPP late
Of Worcester in the County Of Worcester deceased and
have accepted that trust All persons indebted to said
estate, are called upon to make immediate payment and
all those to whom said estate is indebted requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement at the old stand of
Levi Clapp Son, 223 Main street.
A HUNTINGTON CLAPP.
FRED. a. CLAPP.
Worcester, Feb o. 1856 dtapl feb22
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

TIE MYRAIDoNs OF THE HERALD.-The Al
bany atlas copies our report of Prince John
Van Buren's speech at Oswego, endorses it as
wonderfully accurate" but says that "Mr
Van Buren, was not aware himself that he was
overtaken by the myrmidons of the HERALD,
when speaking at Oswego." 1t was the same
with Henry A. WISE of Virginia, with Forney
at Tammany Hail. and with other political
stumpers caught in the act of talking rather
largely to the dear people. But the compli-
ment paid our reporters by the Aads, like the
ignorance attributed to the Prince, is all stuff
The Prince must have known that he was over
taken by pen, ink and paper, or perhaps he
would have said good deal more on the soft,
persuasive side of the niger question. "Myr-
midons!' What ungratetul scamps are these
free soil offshoots of the Albany Regency
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their proceedings In another case, the party
indicted was accused Of an act which by no
possibility could be construed as an evidence
of corruption; and in third, the prosecute
ing officer was obliged to enter nolle proseqm
at the very. commencement of the proceedings.
1t is not right that Grand Juries should pro-
coed so lightly to make away with mems cha
racters. In cases like Mr.. Herricks-where
the evidence for the people rested upon. the
testimony of single witness, and that one not
unimpeached, more discretion and caution in
finding true bill would have been more Gre
ditable to the jury, and satisfactory to the
public
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. &c, 1856.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State 5's, 49, Reading,
A. Long island, l2a<; Morris Canal, 13h Pennsylvania
Railroad 42h.
PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20, 1855.
Iron-Sales Of the week. 600 tons pig and wheel
iron, at $37 So No. l. at $28 $780, No 2 at S28 forge,
$40 $27 forge metal, S23 S24 with some sales for
delivery at Columbia, at 1928. American bars active.
Refined, for California, $50 American sheet deliverable
next summer, at 12c Nails 81 10 81 is. Rails firm
at S65, for cash.
ALBANY, Oct. 26-6:30 P. NJ.
Flour very actve-sales 5000 bushels red Ohio, at
about 81 &c. Barley inactive and considerable going into
stores1 90 81 80 for two rowed and 81 20 for four
rowed Corn, 94c. a 95c. Oats 441Sc.
BUFFALO, Oct 26-6:30 p. NJ.
Flour has advanced Sales 900 bbls., at IS a So SO
for to extra Michigan 50 S1 80 FOR fancy and
extra Ohio Wheat in good demand, and at the close
Grmer Saes 80 900 bushels at 81 10 for Illinois spring;
81 IS for Wisconsin do 50 for white Milwaukee; S207
81 10 for white Canadian, including 5000 bushels Wis
consin spring at 81 IS 81 80. Corn-Tair demand;
sales 80 000 bushels, at Axe &c., closing inactive at
the inside figure. Oats easier sales 80 900 bushels at
37hca $780, Canal freights-Corn &c.,. and wheat Nc
to Albany and Troy and 16c for the former and 2c for
the latter to New York. Lake imports for the twenty
four hours ending at to-day-Flour 1877 bills;
wheat 143 055 bushels corn, $500 bushels oats A. 900
bushels. Canal exports same time-Flour 1855 tbhS;
wheat 96 bushels corn, H. SEQ bushels oats So 23
bushels.
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Additional from the Plains.

ST. LOUIS Oct. %, 1855.
Wehave received dates from Fort Laramie to the Goth
ult
Colonel Cooke has been ordered to the command at
Fort Riley. General Harney to leave Laramie on the
29h to establish fort at White Earth river with
view Of chassng the Mnnesagos Indians the most hos
tile tribe in the country. The Aligaba Brue Indians
had agreed to deliver to General Harvey e murderers
the mail party and hereafter to confne themselves to
their own The chief Little Thunder not
killed in the engagement at Blue Water The general
impression At Laramie that there would be no more
fighting present, the winter having set in with I'M
usual severity.
The court martial ordered for the trial of Capt Howe
had dissolved without transacng any business, on &C
count of the irreguarty of the order constituting it,
Colonel Sumner with companies Of cavalry, was
en- route for Laramie.
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News from New Mexico.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 25, 1856
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence on the 22d
instant with dates to the LIST Of October
Mr. Gallegos had been elected delegate TO Congress-
There was strong anti American feeling prevalent in
the country.
The Indian troubles had measurably ceased, and
treaty had been made with the Apaches.
The Misunderstanding between Kit Carson and the gov
eminent had resulted in the suspension Of Carson from
his duties.
Colonel Brooks and Captain Ewe to leave Tor the
States in few days.
The mail party saw very few Indians.
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THE L EST N f w s
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHS.
Interestinx from WashlnUtOn.

Interesting from Washington.
CON. PAULDING AND THE NAVAL RETIRING BOARD
THE NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE--JOHN
VAN BUREN, READ OUT OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
BY THE UNION--PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURT OF
CLAIMS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1856.
Commodore Paulding arrived this morning, and is
stopping at Wizards There is not understand, any
significance in his being ordered here at this time The
Secretary of the Navy merely wished to consult with him
in regard to matters in which he particularly inter
ested. The Commodore it appears, Is down on the ac
ton Of the Naval Board He asked Of the clerks Of
the Navy Department to give him correct list of those
now in the Navy. The clerk handed him list taken
from the HERALD aud remarked that he believed it
correct The Commodore CLAN his eye the list
and before he had read the names seemed quite indg
nan and said there at least three out Of ten Who
from his personal knowledge not fit to be in the
Service nmated that the action Of the Naval Board
could not and ought not to be sustained.
The new Assistant Secretary of State, Mr.. Addison
Thomas arrived yesterday and presented himself to the
old Premier. He will not commence operations until the
first Of next month.
To-days Union reviews Prince Johns speech at
length and finally very reluctantly read him out of the
democratic party. Where's Marcy now9
The argument in the Cherokee occupied the whole
Of to-day in the Court Of Claims The closing Speech by
Colonel Rogers the half breed Cherokee specimen
of true Indian eloquence-equal to any effort Of Red
Jacket in his palmost days The Florida cases stand
first the docket for tomorrow morning Col Sherman
win open the argument the part Of the claimants
and will be followed by Hon. Geo. T. Badger the
side. The argument will consume several days.
President Pierce did dine at the National yesterday
with Mr.. Van Buren,. The individual taken for his Ex-
cellency Commander Ringgod, Of the United States
navy. The wine, however, which sent up with toe
compliments Of Mr. Guy TO President PIERCE received the
consderate attention from Prince John and the gal
liant captain.
The Protection Fire Company, of Rochester, New York
handsomely entertained to-day at the American
Hotel and left this afternoon for Philadelphia.
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The Case Of Passmorc Williamson.

PhILADHFinA, Oct. 20, ISJ5.
Messrs. Meredith and Gilpin again applied to the
United States District Court to-day for permission to read
petition from Passmore Williamson.
Mr. Van Dyke opposed the readiug, and Judge Kane
refused hear any petition from Williamson cxcep.
for permission purge himself from contempt OF court
After considerable discussion the Judge granted the
ponents leave to argue the question whether the Court
can hear petition arguing in favor Of his release from
person in contempt Mr.. Gilpin opened the argument
and was followed by Mr.. Meredith for Williamson. The
case Is 10 be continued to morrow morning
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ly changed from =. soft to hard shell, as, we
presume, the la'.e speech Of Prince John Van
Buren,, at Osvlego (who has been hard, peeler,
buster and soft) will convince him. Mr.. Wise
is great az political letter writer, but his pro-
per vocs.tion is natural history; and we hope
he Will next enlighten us concerning "that
same old COON" Gen. Webb says he is dead
Corporal Brooks says he still lives" What
says Mr.. Wise?
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The French Government and Russian Bunt
Shuus.

BosToN, Oct. 70, 1855.
The French Consul, at this port in ,ordauce with
instructions from his government, publishes card
minding the merchants Of Boston Of the risk they will
incur in purchasing Russian built ships at this point.
The following is the French regulation upon the sub
ject -
Ships of hostile origin, which have boon the pro-
perty Of the enemy, not TO be repued ncutras
allies unless authentic acts issued by public officers
found board certifying that the date Of the sale made
10 some subject Of the allied powers or TO neutral
before the beginning Of hosties and unless these act
of transfer locally registered at the office Of the
principal officer of the French at the port Of exhibition
and signed by such oficor or his deputy.
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Massachusetts, POLITICS.

BOSTON, Oct. 20, 1855.
The wings Of Suffolk county had their ratification meet
ing in Faneuil Hall this evening Between two and three
thousand persons present Hon. Peleg W. Chandler
presided, and speeches made by him. Hon. j. T. Ste
venson, and others.
The Know Nothings also had large t,rch'gh process
son parading the streets with bands OF music transpa
rencies, banners and fireworks