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Arrived-Schooners Ella II Barnes Avery, New
Haven; Breeze, Crumer, PHI ladclphiG with 80 tons
coal to Smoot n Co, Alexandra; Jane l. Newton.
Slower, Boston, lght.
observation-disclosures II w Foster. Rich, Boston. with
SO tons coal; Carrie Holmes, Holmes, Jersey Cay.
v,ttI IL
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ArrIyed-Bo Boats Vim Woods, Elizabeth. a NJ Ryan.
John Leetch, NJ NJ Jane John Lynn, b, Star No =,
aud j Grove.
Clcared-Boats j II Nj IRON, + j. Davis, Johnnie
Mertcns. George & James H. \ Perry, Jennie H. -Four
sisters W Thomas W G. Ernest, Guy o. Ilumbur-
II snyder, creole, Adams MOwrr, w H. lntncr, I NJ
Boyer. II Grove, W barrow, b. Jennie ElizhD tn,
j Lynn, NJ NJ Jane, John Lcctch, mud Ihos w Riley
az
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THOMAS HYDE. Trustees
w. NJ SMITH, Salesman. mv7-eoddlls
q GORGE TRUEsDELL. Auctoneer,
~ COZ Seventh street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT. NO. l2lJ TENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT. NO. l29J TENTH STREET
NOk1HWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
By virtue OF deed of trust dated March D. 1875,
and recorded In Liber SIG folio az &C. OF the land
records of the District uf Columbia, and or decree
passed by the Supreme Court OF said District. holding
equity cause No. bg0 and ut the request OF the party
secured, VIII sell nt public auction In front of the
promises, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of May 1870
at O'Clock y. Ms the following described real estate
aud premises situate In the city Of Washington In
the District Of Columbia. known and designated as 80
much of iot numbered fourteen %, In John David
seven "a, eight o. nine (0) and ten (O), In square
numbered three hundred and sixty eight (3G5) rs is
comprlscl within the following metcs and bounds:
. BEGINNING for the same at point IN the line or
USD feet nne (J) inches south from tho northwest
corner of said square, and running east hundred
ana thrty.eght (l3Sl feet nine (0l Inches; thence
south seventeen 10 feet and two (2) inches thence
inches; thence north seventeen U1l feet and two "
inches to the place Of beginning
ALSO the south SIX Coy inches of lot numbered fifteen
o) IN SAID subdivision OF said squarosnid part Of lot
hreen (5) fronting on the east side of Tcuth Oth)
street west, and running east with the same width
one hundred and thirty eight 2o) feet nine (9) inches
centre Of party wall Us now built, together with the
Brick Dwelling II Ousc and improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale; One-ihrd cash, and tho balance In
six, twelve, aud eighteen months, for which the notes
cent. per anium and secured by deed OF trust on
the premises, VIII DO taken or the purchaser may
pay all cash. at his option.
deposit of sAOwi be required at the time of sale.
aud, II the term, of sale shall not be complied with
IN ten days the property Will be rosod ut the risk and
cost OF the deh,ultinS purchaser. Conveyanclng OF
s. II. BOND, Trustee.
nyO-eOlSdy 3li FOur.nnl.a-hnif street.
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INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTING COM.
Il PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
md THE SOUTH.
StoppinR at all the prlnclpal River landing.

On and after April 10 the new and 6IENrs
swift steamers LADY OF THE k.<SiIRsSS,Azi~
LAKE and JANE MOSELEY lcnve-sH&&ss01fktstess-
sixth street wharf every MONDAY, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. at $40 o'clock p. M,
and SATURDAY Mt 0 p. lu., connecting ut Norfolk
with the steamers to Boston, New YORK; Richmond
and all railroad lines South.
.Firstcnss fare rs cents; round trip, 81. Second
class fare SO cents round trip 10 cents Good for 70
days.
Freight at lowest rates,
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves sixth
stree iwlarf every Monday at H. M. for Nomnl;
Thursday for Currioman and saturday for Leonard
town, stopping ut intermediate landings going and
returning,
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
Tho steamers JOHN GIBSON and i. c. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier Al, East River, New York, ov
cry Saturday. ut y. M; Georgetown Monday, and
Alexandria same day.
National Metropolitan Bank Fifteenth street. or office
of agent foot OF sixth street. Washington and % Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON,
mChl President
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oNlcan leyles an assessment OF 81.
GENERAL MARKET
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEoRoErowS, May II. 1870,
wheat-The receipts were 1900 bushels, which sold
at 81 1915.
CoIn-Therc receipts The market was
firm at i6Gi7c for white and $50 +6c for yellow.
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ROCK ENebN
Springs and Baths, Virginia.

OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE u. Parties be
accommodated earlier. A. r. PRATT Manager.
John A. Gray, so well aud favOrpbly known In Wash.
ington, will have charge of the dining room.
Circulars giving full information now ready at the
Office OF A. Pratt Son, iOl Ninth street northwest
AZ
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KITCHENS COTTAGES,


ITLINTIt CITY, " a.
Opposite the lighthouse and near the hot and cold
water baths; within 40 feet Of the ocean, ana within
two blocks of Congress Hall. Houses new, rooms
airy and large. overlooking the ocean, Neatly fnr
niShed. Table excellent, Inviting, ana homellke
Hest OF references In this city and PHILADELPHIA Adj
dress s. MCCLURE,
Atlantic CITY, ~ J.
l3ii Chestnut street Philadelphia my3.SSWIw
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John SHERMAN & co,
- Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
st. Cloud Building.

BY virtue of deed OF trust dated June 90 1879, re
corded In Lber No ISL folio ~ Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia and by the written request
Of the party secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction, IN front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 2ist day OF May, 1879 at I:8O o'clock p ~. that
piece parcel of ground lying In the city Of Wash
lngton District OF Columbia, known as the southern
part OF lot numbered twentythrpe, in Willets re-
corded subdivision OF original lots numbered Is. IL.
aud IL. in square numbered %, commencing for tho
same ut the southeast corner OF said lot - and
ming thence west lUDIi feet; thence north l5a feet
thence east lOnl feet, and thence south 1871 feet to
beginning, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms One-thlrd cash balance III six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest ut per cent an-
mum, secured by "A deed of trust ON property sold.
Deposit Of as ut time OF sale COnveyanclng ut ex-
pense OF purchaser. Terms OF sale to be complied
with in eight days
JOSEPH Il. EDISON, L ,.,.,.o,
THOMAS HYDE, i'"''eeN
w. NJ. SMITH, Salesman, my7-pOd6tlS
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AMUSEMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
T'AILMADGE HALL, ... ...
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1874
UNITY CLUB
MUSICAL AND LITERARY EMBARRASSMENT
In aid Of tho
Union Mission vt Police Court room.
The following ladies' and gentlemen will participates
Dr. d. A. duncan Join fTeeiale
=; Il, H Rsl5,,, i u; Gibson nSas;
Mira. NJ. y. pennlsou, Mrs. w ). Eaton,
Mrs. Edwd Daniels. Mrs. II. a. Met onnell
Miss T. Hopkins, Miss I. shannon,
Miss H. i. Jordan, Miss Nellie Uudncd.
Admission. % ceuts. myi5-2t
rI1ALLMADGE HALb-ONE NIGHT ONLY
A Tine Soree Settlement Jcudi Sor. Is May, 1870.
Hut Heures-Monsletr DE Chanlattes RcclatOns.
par Alcxandrc Dumas. hs, tn Fren ch and English ;
lie Pour ct le COutrc. en- prose, pnr Octave ttulle
billet avec place rcseryee. 30 cents, mylslt
The First Grand Masonic Leyee
Given by WARREN LODGE No. s. T.. a a. NJ.
ON Thursday, May 10, 1870. at Bethel Hall,
M Street, bet 10Th and 18th ss; ,,.. ...,...
For the benefit OF WARREN LODGE,
at which time we ask the patronage OF our many
friends and o generous public, IA. this entertainment
VIII be one OF rare enJoyiuent There VIII Do nnm
the Ladies Warren Club. No. /, al il O'Clock. -
The Lodge VIII appear IN full regalln, escorted BY
Tickets of admission, 25 cents Tickets can be had
Committee of Arrnngements-N. j. Booker CHAIR.
maui, 7. W. Sutton, J. IL. Williams. lIillery Davis,
Belt, Harrison Gordon, n. W. Williams Robert Ne
kenney, aud q. y. Pratt, myti1-
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AUGTI0N SALES.
FUTURE DAYS. ..I
Il A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
lie Ols street northwest
FUTURE DAYS.

Il A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
lIs 0lS + street northwest
PUBLIC SALE or Two-SToRY BRICK HOUSE,
NEAR TllIRrEENrH AND r STREETS
NORTHWEST
by virtue of Il decd Of trust dated the 9TH day of
June, a. u. 1877, md recorded In Lber BGS folio 80
one Of tho land records for the District of Columbia
ana nj the request Of the party secured thereby,
will oilsr for sale at public auction. IN front Of the
promises, on FRIDAY the 2}d day of May, 1870 ut
I'D ucl lcs pm. lot numb red fOrty-hve (l) In Mary
G. Mhchels subdivision of original lot four (D, in
square two hundred and thrtycght (2lS) IN the city
of Washington, ID. e.
Terms: The amount secured by said deed OF trust
ana the expenses OF the sale IN cash; balance In six
and twelve months at per cunt. Interest.
BltAINARD VI. WARMER, Tr,s,oos
CIIAS g. GLOVER, ii"''VV0-
j. T. COIDWELL, Auctioucer. myiO eOd,Sds
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Tho grent doubic-trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, oRTHwEsr, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST
TO TAKE EFFECT
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Notice of Election.

pursuant to act No. 3 of the General Assem-.
L bly, Of the State of Louisiana, entitled
An act to provide for Conve ntion to frame a.
new Constitution to the State OF Louisiana and
approved January the 23fd, 1879, and pursuant
10 the general election laws and the procama-
lion of the Governor of the State of Louisiana,
published elsewhere in the Bossier Banner),
notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY, the
18th day of March, 1879, an election will be
held at the several polling places in the parish
of Bossier and State aforesaid for the purpose
Of eleeting delegates to the Constitutional
Convention to assemble in the city of New Or
leans on the 2Ist day of April, 1879. One Del
egate TO be elected for the parish Of Bossier,
two delegates to be elected for the twenty first
Senatorial District, composed of the parishes
of Bossier, Webster, Claiborne and Bienvllle.
Given under my hand officially, ON this the
Goth day Of February 1879.
RE. WYCHE, Sheriff.
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James NJ. Mcbride No;g'3-; In Dis
VS.. trict Court, Bosser'
J B. Oneal, Sheriff, ct al Parish, La
by virtue Of writ of fieri facias issued in the
O above named suit, and to me directed,
| have seized and will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House in the town of Bellevue. La,
within the legal hours of sale, on the first
Saturday, the 9Th day Of April, 1879, the
following described property, to-wit:
The north half Of section IL, and one hun
dred and fifty acres of the south end of Sec
ton one to run entirely across said section
by a line running due east and west; also, one
hundred and sixty acres of section two, COM
mencing at u point SO as to contain said num-
Der of acres, by running due east and west
across all the lands once bought by j. L. e.
Graham. at succession sale of Callie N. New
man, deceased, all in township twenty [20l
range fourteen ll4l west, Northwest louisiana
land district, aud containing in all six hun
dred and fifty acres more or less. All of said
property situated in Bossier Parish, La, and
to be sold to pay and satisfy said writ, say the
sum Of $3.50 90 and all costs and interest.
Terms of saie-on credit of II months;
purchaser required to give bond with solvent
security and special mortgage and 8 per cent
| interest from date. and to pay the cost Of SALE
r E. WYCHE, Sheriff Bossier Parish.
March 6, 1879. Ipr's cost 50
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Patrick Cash

Patrick Cash } No. 1855 In District
Us. Court, Bossier Parish,
Leroy Templeman Louisiana
Dy virtue of a writ of feri tacias issued in
ID the above named suit and to me directed,
Ihave seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court House, i'll the town of Bellevue, La,
within the legal hours of sale, on the third
Saturday, the 10Th day Of April, 1879, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
The north half of section IL, south half of
section s, south half of northwest quarter of
section s, southwest quarter of section 9, east
half of northwest quarter of section 8, frac-
tional southeast quarter of section 9, and frae-
tional section IS, east of Red River, and con-
tanning Is acres, more or less. All of said lands
lying and situated in township l8, range 10, of
BOssier Parish, on Red River, 81 miles above
Shreveport, La, aud containing in ALL lli3
acres, more or less.
Also, about $50 bushels of corn, 1900 bundles
OF fodder, II mules, one bay Gelding, 10 head
Of cattle, and Is plows and stocks; all found on
defendants ''Gilmer Plantation in Bossier
Parish, La.
Said above described property seized as the
property Of defendant Leroy Templeman,
and to be sold to satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, without the benefit of
appraisement, to pay and satisfy the sum of
| SiSG3 0S, with per cent interest FROM Jan. I,
1879, and on terms of credit to meet the falling
due OF the other notes, aggfe:,aing $l7 ,24l Is.
| Total, say so, l04 Sc, together with interest
and all costs, including five per cent. for attor-
ney fees.
r. E. WYCIIE, Sheriff.
March g. 1879 hrs et,S SIG =
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OFFICE STATE AND PARISH TAX COLLECTOR,
Benton, La, March l, 1879.
Notice is hereby given to the Tax Payers of
~ Bossier Parish, that State and Parish
Taxes and Licenses for the current year, are
now due, and that am prepared to receipt for
the same. Adiscount Of per centum will be
allowed for payment of taxes in March; three
per cent. for April; two for May and one for
June.
All parties owing Licenses must make early
payment, otherwise they will subject them
selves to such penalties as are imposed by law,
as long indulgence cannot be given.
Will be in Bellevue during March term of
District Court for the special business Of col
lection of Licenses. s.sr-
II. w. OGDEN, Tax Collector,
no5l cts Bossier parish.
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l'uOu WHAT THE CONVENTION SHOULD
q on h-The Baton Rouge Advocate
bich I aw land we agree with it, that the
rople should elect no man as a
= aksate ddless he is in favor of
ufas aolshing all useless Offices, and
oth hereby reducing the army Of Office
-. bdlerS cutting down all salaries
hante.bellnm rates, at least; max
'lnce met taxation as low as is consistent
nd Il with the absolute necessities of gov
l. ! anuent; providing for more eifec-
q, tyea and at the same time less ey-
n'0s pnsire Judiciary system; restrict
of ! Ing municipal, parochial and legis=
Al Aive expenditures; providing for
denuial sessions Of the legislature;
e'l4 dieting all public officers at one
q time and for four years; placing a
protecting barrier between the peo-
e..1l pc and the creation OF any more
n'@' debts; and providing some equita-
too BE method to rid the State f.tbe
Hi present burdensome debt. How dc
i. spirants for constitutional honors
- hSt Landry stand on these qnes
al dens'-lOpelousas Courier.
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Richmond, Va, reports a shrink
ageof 100000 or S5,000.O00 in
ne assessed valuation Of that city.
unly four senator's voted for the
Imposition to restore the tax on
ea and coffee. These were Sena-
' sns Matthews, Booth, Saunders and
:, Inc Wisconsin people are talking
Nlorclng a 100000 deposit from
VERY foreign insurance company
!. = condition Of doing business in
that State.
1uty thousand tea plants have
S Sea distributed in the Middle and
southern !. States, and in from three
"iour years they will have attained
ave y to permit a full picking.
Deia@are has not a lawyer 10 her
1eislature; her State Treasurer is
10 prize sugar-bee cultivator of
~ state and her Auditor is also a
hfmer.
be kind to dumb beasts-for you
s sh know how soon you may be
aoeast yourself.
a 1ne connecticut Senate has pass
~ \, WIN only two dissenting votes,
- proposed constitutional amend.
~. sa.' already carried in the House,
f.O.iaing for bienial sessions of the
III lslatare, and it will now go to
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Thomas Jefferson once remarked:
1erved with Gen. Washington
lathe Legislature OF Virginia be-
ioe the Revolution, and during it
With DR.. Franklin in Congress. /
never heard either of them speak
len minutes at a time, nor to any
oat the main point which was TO de-
cde tue question: What examples
ior modern legislators! YET, Just
Intimate to any of our modern wind.
mus that a suffering public are en-
nlled to a little consideration at
,ae'r hands, and they are highly in.
dgnant.
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lmr country contemporaries gener-
M .sree that the whOlesale arrests
,s;as made in various parts of the
|s,,,s is done to 0yerawe and intim-
gste the Democrats and stiffen the
sethone of Radicalism. There is
.1aIe the Custom House crowd are
rstakep. The Democrats Of Lou
ana are too well up to the tricks
|dtheir old antagonists to bulge an
|heh from the frank aud manly
|aapd they have taken. i Baton
Raqe Adoecate.
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Registration Notice.

r will open the Office of Registration IN and
i for the parish of Bossier, at the following
named places on the days specified, for the
purpose ofregstering all persons entitled to
vote under existing laws who failed to register
during the year 1873, Or who have attained the
age of majority since last registration.
Atkins Landing, Friday, March 18th.
Fillmore, Saturday, March Is.
JOHN NJ. ARNOLD,
Assessor, Bossier Parish, La.
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1.I , q
!, considering our ,nalvi ID ia + al,
OF those Of the the s 81 eo NJ If I' a
j. policy to take as nUps'r rhs
he ia !, Of the future as poss'oie' , lne
ven u :, rbo sits down. folds MS nana Is
8 'is a.sss up his mind that he is
ons< |'a,ed to poverty and bankruptcy Al, {,
IS aspl he rest Of bis life Will nafois
1ationsl| : ct out Of his ruined condition
Iohn n - State which is controlled by
lisky N sbo are always looking at the
watch :. side Of the picture-whose
me bal ''',,.napship consists in growing
rnan Il 4, trouble of the past, and look
10 Den dsspairingly at the future-wI'l
he cov.I ,tely make rapid strides to-
'kulkea nd prosperity
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Notice 10 Creditors.

TTlhe creditors of the succession of E. +. Con-
i nell, deceased, are hereby notified to make
themselves known, and topresent accounts OF
their respective claims, and the titles by which
they are established, to my attorney,J. A. Sni-
der, Bellevue, La, or TO the Undersigned.
ELIZABETH A. CONNELL,
Administrative.
March 5, 1879. TITS prs cost 81 30
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ii rssre is little or no doubt as to
II : california will 60 in her next
d ...t;ou, We might say that we
d :. anosiye assurances" that the
Il s..,. will be Democratic next Sep
bnber.
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Masonic Funeral,

bellevue Lodge No. IS win perform the Ma
- sonic Burial Services in honor of Brother
n. A. DURDIN, deceased, on Sunday, April 6.
1879, at the late residence of deceased. All
Brethren in good standing are invited to at
tend. ''9
Bellevue Lodge will meet at their LODI re
room on the 6tl, April at 10 o'clock Am.
By order of the Lodge
w. II. HILL, See'y
March IL, 1879. Bellevue Lodge No 95.
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Died

On the 9th instant, in this place, BEVERLY
ARTHUR, infant son Of B. A. and Eudocia
Kelly.
At her residence, in this parish, on the 18th
day of March, 1879, Mrs. ELIZABETH
FRANCES oNLEY; aged rs years, month
and % days.
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-. retrenchment and reform
= - found in stopping the thou
: IAa = and one little leakases in our
!, .e,s and parish expenditures, and
!, ,ttiug off perquisites, contin-
5 y .,,ies, ETC., from all officials.
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Sheriff,s Sale.

e. E. WYCllE, Sheriff.
March 6, 1879. Ipr's eos $
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SheEiH2S Sale.

WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
Further Returns From the Bal
loting on Tuesday Last.
The Result In New York; Election OF
Potter Conceded by the Repub-
lican Organ-Other Officers
Claimed To Be in
Doubt.
NEW YORK.
Still Figuring on the Result Estimates Of
the Newspapers.

ALBANY, Nov. THE EveniaG Journal mas
additional returns from the State ticket, and
figures the majority for Potter, Democrat,
for Lieutenant Governor, at 3t2. 1t says the
returns generally indicate that Carr, for Sec
retary Of State Wadsworth, for Controller
Wendell, for Treasurer. and Ward, for Attor-
ney General, all Republicans, arc consider
ably ahead and probably elected by from 1000
to 5000 majority.
NEW York. Nov. 7- In regard to the vote
on the state ticket, the Hernld Of this morn
ing says Another day has passed-the third
since the election without settling the fate
of the officers on the general State ticket ex-
cept Governor.
The utmost that can be said l. that the vot-
Ing runs unusually close In the case of every
one of them, and that the probabilities still
favor the success of most OF the Dem moGratlc
candidates.
The San makes Cornel's plurality 38,51s,
and Potter's majority for Lieutenant Cover
nor 1881 The rest Of the Democratic state
ticket. il says, seems to III elected by small
majoritiss, although 1t ndm ts that the IN
creased vote of the Republican candidates In
New York city makes the contest for the at
torney generalshlp very close.
ALBANY, Nov The Argus (Dem1 claims
the election Of State officers, but does not es-
tImate the majorities. The Express lRep.)
claims the election Of the whole Republican
ticket except Soule.