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Mr.. DOBBIN.

The Wilmington Journal of Monday last, says &:
We learn that Hon. James c. Dobbin, Secretary
Of the Navy, passed through Warsaw on Satur-
day, on his way to his home at Fayetteville. Mr..
Dobbin, regret to hear, is still in very feeble
health, although considerably improved since his
departure from Washington, where his untiring
devotion to the arduous duties Of his office had
begun to tell very severely upon his constitution.
No man in the cabinet or in the nation, has borne
himself better or more acceptably than our distn-
guished fellow -cizen and no Secretary of the Ma
W since the organization of the Department has
administered its affairs with more ability, or effect
ed more for the promotion of healthy tone in
the service, and in the increase Of its efficiency.
We trust that the relaxation of trip tc his ma
tive home may restore him to his vented vigor,
and secure to the country the benefit Of his Con-
tnued services"
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MIR. RENCUER.

The Wilmington Commercial speaks in the fol-
lowing just and complimentary terms of the Hon.
Abran Rencher, who represented the State in the
recent NEE ting Of stockholders of the Cape Fear
and Deep River Navigation Company:
I'VE desire to say word To the course of this
distinguished gentleman, who, in the late Convcll-
ton OF the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation
Company, represented the State We believe we
speak the almost universal sentiments of the Stoc X
holders in according To him, in the exercise OF ne
delicate and responsible trust conided him, abiii-
ty Of high order, and earnest wish to advance
the best interest of the Company. The Governor
could not have conded to safer hands the interest
of the State. We thank him. in especial manner,
for the firm stand he took in the Convention in favor
of completing the improvement of the River below
Haywood, before commencing the work Deep
River. We have been pursuing this ruinous system
of commencing the work everywhere and completing
it nowhere long enough and we again return
thanks to Col Rencher Tor putting astop to it. We
trust that he will not object to giving the Company
the benefit of his great experience and ability in
the character of one of the Directors the part of
the State. His services to the Company would be
invaluable"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-28

There is an awful dearth of News! We have
hardly item for an editorial. To SUN up all agog
and put it in nut SHELL Billy Holden is manoruevring
to get the democratic nomination for Congress in the
Raleigh District. Milton Chronicle.
In the absence of News, it seems, the Chronicle
has fallen into its old habit Of fbbing. Holden
mancenvered an never expe IS to mannoeuve"
for seat in Congress, for any other Office. He
is satisfied where he is, and as he is 1t wrenches
Evans as badly to tell the truth it did the man
who kicked at nothing-which we do not wish to
do and so we drop the subject.
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FIRE IN THE DISM AL SWAMP.

The following is extract from letter to the
editors Of this paper, dated Pantego, Beaufort co
N. c. April 81. 1855.
''The Dismal Swamp, lying between Albermarle
and Pamlico Sounds, is on fire and doing much in
jury tothe Al5ermarle company, which is engaged in
getting juniper shingles. You have no idea how
fearful and awful the confagration is in the vast for
est of trees and underground. The citizens ex-
pectng it upon them, tG consume fences and build
ings l learn the company has lost 20). GOO shin
gles and if rain keeps off four five days longer
with the present heavy winds, the amount of dam
age cannot be told. Man and beast are in danger
of being consumed Just imagine the underground
dense that you cannot man ten feet, and
you have the reality as it is "
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DEATH OF HUGH MCQUEEN, Eso.-Late Texas pa

DEATH OF HUGH MCQUEEN, Eso-Late Texas pa
pers announce the death Lagrange, Texas, on the
list inst, of Hugh McQeen, ESQ.,, of Galveston
Mr. Mcqueen was a native of Chatham county,
N c. and represented that County in the State Leg
slaure and in the Convention in 1885 to amend the
North Carolina Constitution. He was an able law
YER and held the Attorney Generalship of this State
for several years. He removed to Texas some 10 or
IL years ago, ard after the close of the Mexican
war, Gin which his indomitable courage as displayed
tation) devoted himself successfully to the practice
of his profession, and to the preparation of books
one of which, +" The Orators Touchstone, has been
nublished by the Harpers Fay. Obs.
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From Rio

New YORK, April 23-The U. S. steamship Mis-
sissppi arrived here yesterday, with Rio dates to
March "a. While she at Rio, the Russian min
lister visited the ship. and received salute. The
Russian flag was also hoisted, which caused consd-
cradle excitement among the Trench officers in port
The Mississippi has been absent in the service
since Nov, 1852, and during that time has visited
Japan thrice, and sailed more than So, 900 miles.
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+ DEATH OF HUGH MCQUEEN, Eso.-This gen.
t1eman, formerly Attorney General Of North Car
DINA, died at La Grange, Texas, on the lst in
slant. He was for several sessions a member Of
the Legislature Of this State, and member
Of the Convention of 1s35 to revise the. State
Constitution. He was a man of large and varied
mental endowments, of high sense of honor, and
devoted to his friends Peace be to his ashes j.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-28

We invite attention to the exposure in our col
umns to-day, from the Richmond Enquirer, OF the
mystery of Know Nothingism. This publication
is believed to embrace substantially the secrets,
principles, and mysterious and arbitrary workings
of the Order. Some of the names and signs may
have been changed, but the thing is in substance
the same. Mr.. Wise has been using tins ezplansa-
ton Of the principles and designs Of this midnight
organization with great effect in Virginia. Read
it, study it, and then hand it to your neighbor.
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Mr.. Hiss and the Nunnery Committee.

BosroN, April 21.-In the House to-day the SUBJ
,ect of the visit of the Nunnery Committee to Low
ell, up on the question Of having the evidence
read to the House.
Mr.. Hiss made speech, in which he declared his
innocence, stating that he carried no woman to Low
ell at the expense of the State.
The House voted to hear the evidence with closed
DOORS and the reporters invited retire, and
the House is now in secret session.
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ATTENTION INDEPENDENT GUARDS

Al. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO ATTEND
90 a meeting at the MECHANICS HALL, this
Aaz1 (FRIDAY) EVENING, at O'clock to trans
business of importance full attendance is desired
By order of the Captain,
S. T. SPARKS, o. s.
RALEIGH Apr Of 1855 Alt.
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BosroN, April 21.-The committee appointed to
examine into the conduct of Mr. Hiss at Lowell,
made report to the House in secret session to-day
The committee exculpate him from the charge of
crimnality with Miss Patterson but him for
spending the States money. The subject will be
acted on Monday.
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ECLIPSE OF THE MooN.-There will be a total
eclipse of the moon the night of Tuesday,
May 1st, visible in this region. 1t will begin
about nine o'clock, and become total at two min
utes after ten.
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Great Mail Route from HilisbOrOugh to the
North. by the Raleigh & Castor Railroad.

Great Mail Route from HilisbOrOugh to the
North. by the Raleigh & Castor Railroad.
FINDER THE SCHEDULE RECENTLY ADOPTED
on the North Carolina Rail Road passengers can go
North without detention at Raleigh CT elsewhere
On arrival Raleigh of the train from the west the
conductor the Road will be in attendance to take charge
of the baggage and check it to Baltimore Washington
CITY, whilst passengers will be allowed an hour and
half to get breakfast and refresh themselves,
They will be conveyed to and from the Hotels in omni-
buses free of charge.
Leaving Raleigh minutes past z, they will reach
Weldon abundant time for all the day trains going North
and South.
BY this route the passenger will be at trouble
about his baggage the conductor of this Road VIII
charge Of and give check for it at the N c. Railroad
Depot. 49, =
burg or Portsmouth, $l2 ,ss,, .
Raleigh April %, 1856 4o-t.
Register Hiilsborough Recorder and Greensbnrough
Patriot copy month 80 2 ---------
IuyEACHERS WANTED.-THE TRUSTEES OF
Wilson Institute wish engage the services of male
teacher to assist instruction OF the English and Gas
steal classes and discharge the duties OF Principal in his
absence $50 for the Female Department young lady to
lessons in Music Piano and Guitar TO instruct
The Latin and portion the English classes Those de-
rino the situation please address either of the subscr
bes at Wilson, N. c. stating terms, and forwarding
Testimonials and scholarship The next session
Of the Institute will open the second Monday in July
$500 80 - - e. W.sADAllS Pyin.
1919 + b. H. BARDIS, 10 SD
.ssssz5 = Sec,g. Board Trustees.
Wilson, April "a, 1855. 45-Ew.
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y. SPECIAL TERMs.-A special term of the Supe-
g., I0urt will be held for Robson County on the
M'n, ao"day of May. and for Stanly on the first
o'y III June. We learn that Gov. Bragg has
I ~ Judge Person to hold the Robson. and
'|oags Caldwell to hold The Stanlv speeial (,o1,rt
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ATTENTION "oAK.CrrY GUARDS.

A.n YOU ARE COMMANDED TO ATTEND ON
80 the NASH SQUARE, on SATURDAY afternoon,
- the 18th instant, at A o'clock, for DRILL
s-a5" A full attendance is required.
(By order of the Captain,)
CHAS. H. THOMPSON, o. 8.
Raleigh, April 81, 1850 45-lt.
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HESTER, THE K1DNAPPER.-We learn that
Gov. Bragg has refused, under strong sense of
public duty, to pardon Hester, of Orange SEN
fenced to death for negro stealing. He will Re
hanged at Pittsborough on Friday, the 4th day of
May.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

"A.
HALIFAX, April 25.-The steamship Africa arriy.
ed here last night from Liverpool with acivices one
week later than those by the Nashville.
The Vienna Conference met on the Sth inst, but
the result of the consultation had not TRANSFERRED It
was not known when another meeting of the Con-
ference would be held.
Great Britain has advertised for a new loan, the
terms of which were to be announced subsequent to
the sailing of the Africa
The diminishing before Sebastopol continued with
out serious loss to the allies OF Russians.
The position of Omar Pacha at Eupatoria is un.
changed, except that he is enlarging the line of de-
fence and preparing to receive re-enforcements.
The questions between Prussia and the Western
Powers had become more complicated.
The steamship North Carolina had been sunk by
a collision with vessel off Hollyhead. No lives
were lost
FOREIGN Markets
INSTRUMENTATION was active during the FIRST of
the week. but closed dull without however, any
duction in price The demand for breadStuffs was
limited, except on Indian Corn, which continued in
good request for consumption in Ireland. All de-
scrpons of breadstuffs easier, though not low
er. Provisions fair, at previous quotations.
LoNDoN.-Money market rather easier. Consols
declined to ninety-one and a half
Excitement in Kansas
ST. Louis, April 22.-The people of Kansas have
issued proclamation declaring Gov Reeder incom-
petent to discharge the duties of his position and
designating his appointment by the President with
out the consent of the Government, an arbitrary
ercise of power. Polls were ordered to be opened
at Fort Leavenworth to elect successor to Reeder.
The House of Delegates met on the 2sth of March,
to select person suitable act as Governor of the
Territory, and have sent his to the President
for appointment.
Northern Markets-April 25.
NEW YoRK-Cotton unchanged. Flour, good
Ohio $40 81 10 rs. Southern declined IL cents
Wheat unchanged. Corn firm and upward in ten
dency. Pork unsettled. Beef upward and FIRM
Lard unchanged. Whiskey sc 36a cents.
5000 REWARD.
Proclamation By his Eceincy THOMAS BRAGG, GoCe'n
ar Of North La7OEtna.
KKT HEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN REPRESENTED TO ME
SV that Reuben F. Samuel, who was prisoner in the
the murder of Reuben Southern has escaped from said
Jail beyond the limits of this State,
Now the end that the said Reuben F. Samuel be
arrested and brought to trial for said offence do hereby
issue this Proclamation offering reward of two humid
red dollars for his apprehension and delivery to the Sheriff
of Rockingham County
Description.
The said Reuben F. Samuel is described a follows:
About thirty oldweighs from 100 to ITO pounds
has holes i'll his for rings ard between his shoulders
mole dark spot large the hand and which is thick
ly covered with hair.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of
(SEAL. the State of North Carolina. at the City of
Raleigh, this the 25th day of April, A. D.
THoS. BRAGG.
BY order of the Governor.
PULASKI CowPER, PrtOate Secretary
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The attention Of the travelling public is direct
ed 20 the advertisement iusour paper to-day, ofsL
OBJ Branch, Esq, President Of the CASTOR Road.
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DEATH OF Ex-GoyERNoR SEABRooK.-We have
received says the Charleston Mercufg, the sad news
who departed this life at his residence, Strawbury
Hill in St Lukcs Parish, Monday, the 9th inst.
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GoDEY roa MAY Godey's Ladys Book for
May has been received. The reputation Of this
interesting periodical is fully sustained
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MARRIED.,

In Chatham county, the 18th inst by the Rev. Will
liam T. Taylor MIR. Isaac Wombe to Miss Emily A, eldest
daughter Of James H. Hartman, all Of same county.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

CHICAGO, April q, p. M.-The riot was continued
this afternoon, and the military under arms
The Germans declare their intention of releasing the
prisoners arrested this morning. and further trouble
is anticipated.
LArER.-Every thing is quiet. company
of artillery guard the courthouse, and no further
disturbance is apprehended tonight Arrests con-
tinue to be made.
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TNOWN LOT FOR SALE.--THE NORTHERN
half of lot No H. containing half acre. Will be Sold
the whole together lots of oneourth OF acre. to
purchasers Terms suit the tmes-long credit will
be given upon security Said lot is situated
the Southeastern of this City of Raleigh and
of the square formerly occupied by Will H. Haywood
deceased, a garden ~
Immediate possession be given, and any information
concerning the sale by application the undersigned
The undersigned would prefer sell PCae sale If
not sold before, said lot will be exposed public saie
of May next being Monday of May Court at the
Court House door, in Raleigh, credit of II months
purchase money bearing interest from sactory
security required. .ssz
Raleigh, April l6, 1855. 427-w&swtd-
Register viii please copy till day of sale.
II ATE PUBLIcATIONS.-N BRAGKEN A
Itale of forty by Annie Chambers Bradford
Pride and Prejudice, novel by Miss Austen authofof
Sense and Sensbility, Emma, " Persuasion, &es &c.
The Pride of Life by Lady Scott
<Amabel, family history BY Elizabeth Wormerly.
= The Sons of the Sires.
= Paul and Julia, by J.. C. Pitrat. -
The Singers Companion
Illustrations of Genius of its relations to culture
and Society by Henry Giles. Tor sale by
= w. L. F0MEROY
March 5, 1855. So
JOHN b. BYNDlI,
( Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Is &
JACKSON, z
Will attend the Courts Of Northampton, Berthe, Halifax
. and Hartford Counties. - 4
jackson, April l6, 1885. 42-1y.
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Gs The Wilmington Herald tells very i'm
probable story about speech Of Mr.. Wise, some
where III Virginia in which he called several ii nes
y" Tile Know Nothings present to show their
''Ves' when, at the bidding Of an s old gentle
u'll somewhere i'll the room, they got up, re-
'e"'hs the fact that two-thirds of the assembIage
we're Of the dark-Iantern order This story, we
say IS very improbable one, for the plain reason
s""' h"o'0 Nothings are swo'n to conceal Ae
IN'' mat they are members Of the order; but
1s'e we have them, in response to a call, getting
"p' and according to Know Nothing rules of NOR
%S' peYuring themselves by announcing that
"ey are Know Nothings Mr.. Herald must try
gam We observe the Register copied the arti-
:. Ii is wrong in Burr to be imposing thus on
WE WE interesting young gentleman who Eliminates
w. "Hgcom through the columns of that news
paper.
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Know Nothingism presented by the Grand Jury
Of the County of Buncombe.
At the late term of Buncombe Superior Court,
his Honor Judge Saunders presiding, the follow
ing presentment was made by the Grand Jury
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,(
BUNCoMBE COUNTY
Superior Court-Spring Term, 1856.
The Jurors for the State, upon their oahs present
that they have reason to believe that combination
of men, commonly called "Know Nothings," exists
binding men with extra judicial oaths, secretly adj
mnistered, and by other secret Obligations, and by
threatening those of their members who offer to
withdraw from their ORDER to control citizens of this
county in the exercise of their to vote confor
mably with their free will, contemplated by
the Constitution and laws of this State. And the
said Jurors are ready, ii the Honorable Court shall
advise furnish fo the information of the Court
and the Solicitor for the State, list Of witnesses
Of the criminal law, and what is their duty in the
the advice of the Honorable Court i'll the premises.
ID. j. R !BERTS, Foreman.
G. j. d. GARRISON
JEREMIAH WEST,
JOSEPH MILLER,
II. LINDSEY,
ELIJAH MORGAN,
SIMS OWNBEY,
JOS. BARNARD,
G. w. HAMPTON,
A. NJ. GUDGER,
T. o. ROBERTS,
ROBERT HAWKINS,
JAS. Nj. RAY,
JOHN McMERRELL
u WARREN,
Z. HEREIN.
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SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS.-A GOOD
KING & BIGGS.
April Il, 1855 Alt.
20 Register Star, Age and Weekly Post copy four
times
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The Jury, having presented this secret organiza-
ton, inquired in conclusion, of the Judge, what
was their duty in the matter, upon which inquiry
thus made, Judge Saunders delivered the follow
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Northern Markets-Anril %.

Northern Markets-Apri %.
NEW YoRK.-Cotton unchanged. Flour, good
Ohio $40 81 10 rs. Southern declined IL cents
Wheat unchanged. Corn firm and upward in ten
dency. Pork unsettled. Beef upward and firm
Lard unchanged. Whiskey sc 361 cents.
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HDARGAINS.-I WILL SELL THE BALANCE OF
1Dmy stock of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE at cost
for cax The entire stock impartial and to families wish
ing repenish old SETS lay ones chance
is offered Of 50 doing at a bargain.
have number of French China goods in sets and 9TH
erwse, together with complete assortment of Ironstone
and other goods-aogether comprising an attractive as
sortment at the prices am offering them at.
Meantime having perfected other angements, will
close the stock with the good will of the business
The businessis profitable and constantly growing and
offers good opening to a business man.
ALEX. MAcRAE JR., EhtE
Wilmington n. G. s.
April 16 1855 Aim.
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Medical Society of the State of North Carolina.
TWNHE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
II Medical Society of the State of North Carolina Will
be held in the town of Salisbury Tuesday the 18th of
May, 1855
Delegates permanent members and the profession gen.
orally requested to attend.
S. S. .SATCHWELII, NJ. D.,
Sec ". o. Medical Society.
April Is, 1855. 41-td.
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ICING & BIGGs, RALEIGH N C., HAVE Re

N ING & BIGGS, RALEIGH, n. c., HAVE RE-
IN ceved their stock of Spring and Summer Goods and
feel assured they please that will favor them
Our stock consists in part Of Cloths Cassimeres and
Vesngs 0: all grades and coor, which will be made to
der short notice. and in the approved style.
Also good assortment of Ready Made Clothing and Fur
: nishing Goods.
have every article by gentlemen Except
Boots and Shoes and think offer good induce.
ments the buyer house i'm the State We intend
doing of cash business than have formerly done
therefore, goods will be offered low.
s Doors opened six O'clock, A. NJ. Admission free.
Don't forget to % drop in 81 as you pass By.
Raleigh, April Il, 1856. Att
II UST RECEIVED.-A LOT OF FINE HATS.
q Among them is the Ventlatng Hat-a style for
KING BIGGS.
April IA, 1855. At.
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5000 REWARD.
M r. FENTREss HEREBY TENDERS HIS SIN

Ry order of the Governor.
PULASKI CowPER, PriUate Secretary.
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

BosToN, Nov. An election was held in this
State yesterday for Governor Lieut. Governor, 9TH
er State officers and members of the Legislature.
The Gubernatoria candidates were Beach, DEM,
Gardner, K. N, VALLEY, Wing, and Rockwell, Re.
publican. The Liberal party voted for Beach as
their candidate for Governor, and all the Wing tick
ct for State officers, except the Attorney General,
who selected from the Democratic ticket. The
vote last year stood Gardner, K. N, 81, 5o4 Wash
burn Wing, 27,279; Bishop, Dem, 1889; and
Wilson, Republican, 6,4s9.
Returns from every town in the State except nine
are now in, "Wednesday P. NJ and they make Gard
ner's plurality vote about Is, 0OO
To the Legislature lower house, there are about
$50 X Ms elected, and 80 of all other tickets To
the Senate, so far as heard FROM % K. Ms and II
Others
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THE ELECTIONS.

We copy below, from the Petersburg Express, the
latest intelligence from the elections in New York,
Massachusetts, Maryland, and Wisconsin:
NEW YORK ELECTION
New YORK, Nov. An election took place in
this State yesterday for State officers Except Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor) and members of
the Legislature. The Hard-shells Soft-shells Amer
leans and Republicans, each had ticket for State
officers. The liberals opponents of the Maine
Law supported the Soft-shell ticket In this city,
in addition to State officers voted for local Off
GERS, Except Mayor and the Wings and Reformers
had also ticket in the field, making six regular
tickets in this city, besides number of irregular
ones.
~ The City has certainly been swept by the Know
Nothings and from present indications, the State
has probably gone the way, but the returns
are SO much confused that reliable figures cannot
now be given.
New York, Nov. 7, s P. IMPARTIAL returns re-
ceived here foot up follows: Know Nothings, 49,
900; Fusionists, $4,000; Softs, 81 900 Hards, a.
600. The following is the complete vote for the city
OF Buffalo: Softs, 1900; Know Nothings, $500;
Fusonists, 1900.