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70 In Ashland, Pa, on Saturday afternoon last
several persons attending an auction we're knocked
down by lightning, and Mrs. Rachel Dutton, aged CO.
her son Nathan, aged 30, and Mr.. Slaughter were
Killed. George Rumbarger, farmer Of Warriors
mark, Pa and his wife were killed by lightning on
Sunday week.
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WORCESTER ACADEMY. The Annual Exhibition
OF thS institution, came off at the City Hall yesterday,
T, NJ before large and highly intelligent auditory
ne exercises consisted mainly of decamaons of orig
NAL essays by the Students We regret that we could
not have been present to hear all of the pieces-but
what we did hear impressed US with favorable opn
ION, both OF the Students and Teachers The subjects
generally werwe chosen paraking rather of the pract
cal and real than of the absuse and metaphysical as is
too often the case at similar exhibitions. The careers
OF Napoleon and Howard contrasted BY VIM. r. Davie
OIL BOSTON, appeared to US to embrace the most points of
exceence both in stra and delivery But the niece
titled my Own Importance" by Emory Fay, of Graf
ton, was altogether the most splendid caricature of the
grandoquent, that we have ever listened to- We think
there Is abundant room for Improvement in the elocu
ton OF the pupils most of which appears to have been
executed after one model and the pronunciation of some
words struck s'barbarous'' Still if was VERY,
credltahe exhibition of very excellent institution of
which the city Of Worcester may well be proud.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE, That in these
sulty dog days, Lazel is selling fifty Soda Tickets for
Dollar, every one Of which will bring you draught
more refreshing than any thing you buy Newport
on Saratoga
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- "Ah you don't know what muthica enthu-
thiathm ith," said a music-mad Miss TO Tom Hood
-"E1cuse me, madam replied the wit, s'but
do. Musical enthusiasm is like turtle-soup; for ey
cry quart of real there are ninety-nne gallons of
mock, and calves head in proportion
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u The yeritable and genuine Tom ThumL-Bar-
NUNS Tom Thumb, and no counterfeit, will be in
Worcester and hold his leyee at Flagg Hall, to-mor-
row. See advertisement.
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OF all kinds adapted the season. and prepared with the
greatest from the choicest Ingredients constantly on
hand.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared
L. 7. LAZELL, Apothecsry,
Aug 8. dw8wis c33 20 Main Street.
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Providence and Worcester Railroad Com.
many.

Providence and Worcester Railroad Come
pany.
The bonds of this company, which were issued three
yearsago procure funds for completing the road ma
sned yesterday, and were promptly met.
The amount outstanding was $424,0O0
The funds raised to meet this payment were procur-
ed by Reissue of the bonds of the company for $4O0
900, equivalent renewal of like amount of the old
bonds The residue of the amount, 1924 0O0) was ia
ken from the nett earnings of the road, on hand
The new bonds are payable as follows 80 900 in
one year; $4,000 ia two years; $S00OO0 in ten
years; and bearing interest of6 per cent per annun
They were all negotiated at par.
is the intention of the board we learn to paw off
that portion of the bonds becoming due in 1851 and
1852, in amount 100000, by applying for that object,
similar amount Of the nett earnings of the road during
the years 1851 and 1852.
This being accomplished, the directors feel confident
that there will be sufficient funds in the treasury remain
ng of the nett earnings of the road to enable them TO
pay to the stockholders cash dividend at the close of
the year 1852, with every reasonable expectation Of
paying thereafter regular semi-annua cash dividends
from the income ofthe road. -
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SHOCKING AccIDENT.-THree Person, p,,.u,
10 Death most melancholy occurrence ,oo,, M ~
at the house of Mr. PIPER in Thetford on T"olpd ace
me facts OF the case as related to us are tb"~~y
Mr; Pyper's mother, who was blind. or nea mgSe :
and two Of bis children, were alone n the hui" ESQ So
waen inc elder Of the children in playing round Ju ,h
5tove, SET her clothes on fire. In alarm She ran a !,
ner Grandmother to whose garments the fire -" wa ~
Io'nulcated rom Inc child's, and from thence 70
Want of sight deprived the old lady Of ,he 'sr ats.
axe any effectual means 10 exting1sh The 1877 -
'ssl'tance was at handand all three became 60 hal
burned that the last survivor died within "a bo"ra
fIlnt (Mich) Whig.
VIZ NE sEGARs offered for sale by LAzr1,
DrusglSt zoi Main Street, are well worthy all the en-.
co"lums bestowed upon them. The assortment i NM,
better than ever. . ''"
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HUST's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for August has
been received. Iconains five elaborate articles viz
The Opium Trade-by Nathan Allen, NJ. D., of Mas
sachusetts; the Precious Metals, Coins, and Bank
Notes-by Ezra G. Seaman; Coffee and the Coffee
Trade; Commerce of Hamburg in 1849, and Previous
Years; How Should Rail Roads be Managed?-Bv
David NJ Balloon, of Massachusetts. Besides the
above the present number contains seventy pages
Of shorter mercantile and statistical articles
BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for August Contents /:
The House Of Guise; My Peninsuar Medal, part XI !;
Chataubriand's Memoirs; The Jew Bill Pictures Of
the Season; The Year of Sorrow; London and Edin-
burgh Chess Match; The Industry Of the People
Published by L. Scott & Co., New York, at SO a
year. For sale at Tucker's
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CD North Carolina returns show 200 gain for
Reid-he is elected. No news yet from Missouri
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

POSTERS of the LARGEST SIZE printed at this
Office in superior
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y.ocaI Onuosit,ou Nominations.

CONGRESS, III-EMAHUEL b. HART OF the bl'th
Ward, W ss nominated Charles Cannon prea led
at this Convention, aud Ira Floyd acted az Score.
tsry.
THE WITH AND vrH DISTRICT CONVENTIONS
Adjourned without making any nominations, and
the following gentlemen were put in nomination in
the With DiGtrict when the Convention adjourned
John NJ Bradhurst, Aldermen Shaw, Chauncey
schseffer Col Curtis, and Arson Herrck.
THE MAYoRALTY CONVENTION
Met at Tammany and organized by the choice OF
IRA B. DAVIS as Chairman, and John y. Savage
Jr. and Philip Collins, Secretaries. The "Boton'
ticket was received from the Third w ard, aud the
"McCar,hyn from the Fourth, and new elections
ordered in the Fourts eeth and Ninth, in the day
time, where the Workingmen aud other incendis.
rea' have been kicking up row, as 1T would
appear from the action "a the Judiciary Convention
Adjourned ill Friday evening.
THEJ JUDICIARY CONVENTION
Organized by the appointment Of Robert j. Dl
len, Chairman, and arrived at the same result ar
the Mayoralty,
ASSEMBLY, AND WARD NOMINATIONS
l. Albert a. Thompson of the First Ward, tor
Assembly . Isaiah Eiynders, for Assembly. 3.
Henry j. Allen, for Assembly, aud Florence Nc,
Carthy for Assistant Aldermen for the Fourth
Wsrd, both of whom will be hoty pursued by the
Independents.
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Pr,1psy!vapia
FenbFy sVHnIA,
MrMRERs nF COEGKEss FLEcrEne

py, MEMBERS OF cOSGREss ELECTED
+. Thomas B Florence, OPP succeeds Lewis C LIE.
v1, Nativs
H.JosEpH R. CHANDLER, Whlg rese:ted.
III. HENRY D. MOORE, Rhi2 and LandRefo-m, re-
elected
1v..Jaan Robbins Jr. orr. reelected.
v Jonn Mevatr ORR succeeds John FreedleY, Wing
VI Thoma, Ror, Opp probably rec cited.
VII JESSE C n1cxsY Wig, probsby reelected.
vIlIgnADDEus STEVENS, Wig elected.
XXI Clancy JONES orr succeeds WIN. Strong, Opp.
X..lfAo II Diu.rtek, OPP rec ected
Kill. GaIa,da H. Grow, orr succeeds David Wilmot,
Opp.
XIV YuoMAs Il. Biprenaus, Rhig succeeds Chlrles w.
lmsn, ~lig.
XIV. William H Kurts, OPP probably succeeds Henry
Nes Wig
XVI JANE, x. AfeL1na1qs, orr reelected.
XVII. alexander Parker orr. succeeds Samuel Calvin
Wing.
XIX JosgPH H. KuHNs, Whig, succeeds Jon Mann Opp.
XXX. Jons ALISON Wig, succeeds Robert R. Reed,
Wing
XXI. THomAs N HOWE, Wing, succeedu Nose, Hamp-
son Whig.
The returns leave the XIth and XXIIId Dis.
tricts doubtful. No returns from either Of the
XIIhb, XVIlGth XXEId and XXLvth Districts
IL the XVIII D strict, Joel B. Danner, Opp, is
probably elected for the balance OF the term OF an
~ Mes, deceraed
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CARD.
TIE lNpIA auggsa CASE.

THE INDIA sUBBER CASE.
kz Wah 10 Inform my friends that have not and ShaIl
not de- drawn into newspaper conroYcrS' and that Doae
Of he various long ard short articles procured 10 % Pao
llshed emsu ale from me or my irlends.
And where such purpor to be Judges chsrge TO the
Jury or decision OF Judge Ger in any matters wherein
have been concerned ,tey differ very materially from the
ruth Many material things put in were never spoken oy
Judge Grer, and many loft ou which were spoken by
him. being about az much alike as cheese and cart
wheel am quite sati,fed with he FULL unqaa ihed YER
DICT Of the jury and smcpt Of he Court In my favor
THAT tho combination mol satisfied quite apparent
from ,hett numerous special pleas IN the new'pape'
HORACEH DAY.
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PROOF uroN PROOF.
DR.. JAMES R. cHlLToNS CERTIFICATE.

DIR LANES K. CHlLTON'S oERIlFlCAYA.
NEwYosK, Oct l. 1850.
have msde chemical examination Of the "VEGEpA
BILE POWDER" prep AIRED by AR. EMANUEL LYoSsfo ths
purpose OF destroying 1secs do not find 1t to contain
ny,bns dse,erous health what might DO considered
poison Gus 10 tie human species Buls very destructive
10 nsecs where they forced nhsle the fne psrc
or duet occss,ored by throwing ths powder forctbg
places where thoy frequent.
JAS r Chiffon, ND ohemtGt
Such sre The facts aud vsluss Of LYoSs Magnetic Pow
ders" Tor hs destruction Of Cockroaches ssdbuga aoth
Ants Flies F.a, and other injurious insects 10 plants
Also LYoH's Pulls for the immediate desIructon OF Rat
and Nlce For sale 81 tho principal Depot, 40 Broadway
90 nk
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WhiR Wnrninnlinns.

Montgomery C0.-Diss lot Attorney, sTEpHEN
sAMMoas Fonda; Associate Juatios, RALPH R.
LATHRoP Coroners, JAMES APLIS and 4. II. BAR
NEY; Assembly, l, s. P HEATH, Amsterdam.
QUEENs.-Assemdly-Jobn w. Domots, Hemp
stead.
Nerth Hampstead,
Superintendent Of the Poor-James Anthony,
Hempatead,
Associote Justice Of the iSessioms-Thomsa al
eptine Flushing.
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PHYSICAL TRAINING.

~ Dr. RICH respectfully announces that his Institution
In Cro.byst one door below BleeckerS IL now open sd
ready for The reception OF subscrbers
To persons suffering from Dyspepsia or affections OF the
LIVER he would earnestly recommend The practice Of
his se OF training ss will afford relief IN mo'' es'e'
DR. RIcH will devote particular attention TO remedy!nG
irreeusrity OF form either IN sdss or children and ne
viii give private instruction in the different depart
of Ph7scA Training those who msy de'ire IT, either at
heir residence or Al hi. Institution. ol0 seois
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GRAND sIgLE pegsgNrATLoN.

" The Ladies' PhlinntTopfc AssooIhIIoIW
the L. Snow Social Uoons, will on Thursday oyenlh4
Oct 10 at he Broadway Tahern sce present the Hfsna
Council the Order spleni I'D pictorial Bibis. tho ore
G.
Hon James Harper will preside, and the following tale:
IL expected to be present upon the occasion Col g l.
spow, " Z Dodge, Esq, Rev Mr. Perry. Rev Mr. For
Ter, Rev Mr maf,h, also Mrs. Wmhbqrn, Uhs geat ft'S,
her mo,t poru ar songs, and Mr. Fsuenberg to sng 10
DrunEard Wifes large choir from all the Union under
the direction n 3 Vac Eeuen. P. @ will slpg s7T"
raj odeS prepared for his occasion Dr. Gibbs w pfesae
The Piano TIE Grand Council aid the ;Serens Unos'
VIII appear IN uil regsa tie Tabernacle al ocott
Doors open for tie Public at7i Setytces 10 onnenes
oco, L. Tickets free to he had al ice door Toe fs1as
ofTemperzrce are respectfully Invited to attend % aus
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FROM BERMUDA.-By the Lazy Of The Lake, we
have received flies Of the Bermudtan and Bermuda
Royal Gazette, to September 25. We end no
news in them except the announcement of the ea-
tebisbment Of asteamsbip line between Halifax,
Bermuda and shis City, wherest the Bermodians
ere exceedingly reioiced.
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though involuntarily, have sacrificed HIN. .
self for country he has not the merit OF
LOVING. and for principles he hates with all
the intensity of both nature aud habit
From Piedmont there is nothing new.
In France things are going on well, the
Anti-Republican parties doing what they
can to fortify the Republic through their
mutual hatred. From Portugal there are
revolutionary runners, but they amount to
nothing, No great good is to be hoped from
that quarter.
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FINE ARps.

E- TALBorYPEs, or ILLNESSES on Ivory paper. The
advantages OF hess keaeSses gain for them greater
popularity every day. We are prepared 10 taxa them Of
all .izes even ap the szs Of life. Valuable DAguereo
types copied Ivory paper and painted IL oil or water
coIors Dsgueueoypea taken in peculiarly artisttc,I
style Phe public Invited examine specimens at tho
National Miniature Gallery 247 Broadway.
LANGENHEIM L CO
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WEsrcBrsrER AGRICULTURAL FAR.-D'. D.
prRIGo GARDNER, will deliver the address befo's
the Society Of Agriculture and Horticulture Of
Wes.che ster county, st TarTysown, this afssrnoon
D. G. 10 practical farmer and an experienced
chemist, and will no doubN give an enseEssing
and instructive address.
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ser. See the frank and straight-out Re"

ssg- See the frank and stfalgnt'ous he"
.o1 S Of the E7emnth Ward Wing Com
nittxe in our columns to-day. They 60
right to the work. Mr.. MAcSRElI, the
Delegate from that Ward at Syracuse, Dis
claims any purpose Of boiling, and goes
The Wing State Ticket. lie permitted his
name to be taken down by the Seceders at
Rust's, but he did not contemplate, and
does not approve, the use which has been
made Of it. Such, we are confident, is the
case with many others.
The Wing Ward Committees of the
Third, Fourth, Flf5h, Elspe"td and Nine,
tenth Wards, we understand, disapproye
of the call for Boiling Convention at
Utica.
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w A large assortment of Sugars OF all the various
kinds on hand and for sale Unreasonable prices German
Cruihed S. and 5s6d bs Refined i6di Brown 3sSd and
L. Also hne Black and Green Peas OF latest npoatons
Coaess &c Superior Solar Sperm Candies 2.6d Winter
Lsmp Oh g. 81 FowLERs $50 and 428 Greenwich ST. 70
Yeseyst and 400 Gtsnd.st White and brown Havana
Sugar By the box Dutch crushed do By the caak oio ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-10

MAs.AcHusErTs-The Free Sellers and Loco
Fooos Of Middlesex have coalesced aud nomiRated
mixed ticket for State Senators. 1t has queer
i,h look to see the names of Joseph Buokins'
ham and Henry Wilson figuring at the head o.
the Boston Times az regular Democratic Nomi.
nations, alorg with that OF c. G. Hazswell. How
ever we live and learn, especially iR these time'
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Now would b. measured By my Sole,

Kr Plough TO obtain correct standard Of taste, the
Boot Shoe or CATER should procured ct the celebrated
Boot and Shoe EN- poriun Of A BROOKS l5o Fuonst.
who hss the largest and beat assortment Of every variety
OF sny estsbl,hnsn In United Ssatea which fO style
ana prtce and e1aui site finish can't be beat
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SELLING OFF.

v. The entire stock Of Engt.h and American Carpets
prngges OIL Cloths Rugs &c in the six spacious Sales
Rooms OF the famous Carpet establishment SO Bowey,
H1RA,i AsDERsoNs are offered at reduction OF Is
per cent reducing Them to ess Than the coat prices OF other
establishments being the difference OF cash and ak months
nYiT
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RusrnEss uorrnEs

USpER CLOTHING AT Tow PAGES -Purchsssrr, 6st,,s
bey procure their Winter Gu H. are invited to exsnl,.
tie variety OF Under Shiru and Drawers a, sASxAYs la
Wuiarn.n near Fulton Every Size snd spe on aspd
and will be sold st exceedingly low psces
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AN "IrEM WORTH PREsERyNG."-qhe Itema' iha,
make M the assortment OF Ksox The "Hatte ara an.
equAled In quality Rt5le and excellence, and those who
have yel procured Fall Hs should call at i18 Fulton
al and make selection His price FOR the very best
scrlpuon Of bats 10 but four dollars.
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0pposisiou nominations.

Monroe Co--Assembly, l, Samuel ?. Gould.
Schenectady and Saratoga Congress, THos, j.
MARVIN, of Ssratoga.
Geaesee Co.-Dissrict Attorney, John r. 0lms
tsad, LIE Roy; Session Justice, Miles Wallis Da.
rien Superintendent o. Poor Lucius Parks, LIE
Roy; Assembly, /, Samuel Wilen, Batavia :,
Dan SprRgue, Pavilion.
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~ OF CoURsE-The charming pictures made by Roof
ana now exhibited the Fair, create great sensation
Root 10 the beat DsgueTeotypi. in America. His pic
urea are pictures Indeed, AID have all the dsicscy sof
finish of splendid engrayngs. His elegant rooms
are & W corner Broadway ard Frankln.st
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GENTLEMAN,B HATS.

" Itisreadily admitted that nothing deracis 80 Inuca
rom the appearance OF other wtue well dre'aed person.
than rusty shsbby genteel hat II need not be
IeSs or brmless or even snockioR bad hat" Gentle
men whose lmeworn covering icdcs as The approach OF
This predcsmep reminded OF the beausal aud favor
lie new style just lssued By WARNOCK5, Hsi!erS,
ON 81 203 RrOadRhY.
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GREAq CARPET

SALE OF SIS UUt STOCK.
~ Fhe entire stock OF Carpedng on Cloths, DragfsS
&c &c row Ia store IS? Pssr ma'' positively .a!s
before The LIST December next Having lsksn ,hs large md
elegant atoe SO Broadway corner White St will open s
sane on tho Is, December pe1s with entire stock
OF itch and elegso csrpen &c VIII sell their present
stock al era, cos. and positively osmore asked Those d
should avail themselves Of the present oPportalitys
purchasing Carpets R,es bargains. ,.
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
OF Ivy +Sl Peakri
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YBE REAcT1oS-We sneR Ehs people would get ufed
81 buying worthless Boots and Shoes at me feaaymsae
country boo, stores snd Appears now to be tbs cage
by The crowds lha, docking 10 "ATKIHs Ia Fu'on
81 who CELLS no Boots bot those Of ni' own manoacu''
and at nce. lower than st any other establishment In the
Ill.,, o5 Stood
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G p FOuNTAiN.

~ e5s Broadway, nearly opposite Bond-st- has coz
sany on hand an Of snAwlS aud Fashionable
Dress Goods Also genera dealer Ia every variety OF
INDIA. CANTON, AND PERSIAN GOODS.
rs Orders solicited and promptly attended to-
OH ThS,lk fn1ns
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR CONGRESS.

DIST Hti9 ~ Fra Soft Oppositor
III PEnnlMaN WaHne. tALEX ". BUEL, WsTne
PR " ILLIAMs 81. Joseph. C. Z. STUART, Kd'mszoo
9-fJ. L. CoLGER. mAcom1. c: C. HAsc.LL. oenesee
* 8 BISCHAm Indiana.
Alex R, Tiffany of Lenswee, one Of the Wing
Candidates for Judge OF Supreme conrt, and Geo
Thomes Clark, their candidate for Treasurer, have
both declined running.
Now MEMBER Hon srEAaoE the present Wig and Free
Sol Member tbis District, declined arc.eiect4oH
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B~ Z6rHAR MILLS, in repelling an attempt to
perveft the Fire Departmental partisan purposes
announces that BIO will not be candidate for Mayor
nor for any other Office tas T all Weregres it. We
know no man better fitted for Mayor and none who
would make better run We trust the Wings
W i'll nominate come such man-one who does not
annuL but il 1nnnted.
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With CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRcr- IleStcheSter
and Rockland- The Wing Nominating ooOven.
ton of the Wish Dis,tict, convened at Tarrytown
yesterday Owing TO some misunderstanding
there were no Delegates present fcom Rochand
County The Delegates from Wessohesser organ
lied she Conv ention, and then adjourned over to
Saturday, the goth inst 1t is undsrstood that
Hon. WILLIAM NELSON declines denomination
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qpE MANwIrH A wHlYE HAT.

gs Yes, we acuflly this individual yesterday walk.
ngup Broadway and hous he looked sbou, mlser
able nc q with linen coat on Ia asnow storm. We
had good mind at,he lime to recommend him to go TO
NessrF. RAFFERTY, LEAsKs at the corner OF Chatham
and Peulst and procure decent one. o8 3teod
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E5rBounry Ianda The subscriber viii g'vs pariean.
auepton 10 lse prosecution claims TO- Bounty Sao,a
der the recent art Of Congress Having com2I,r~Tt
Agent II Weth,pgton 10 attend - preaetunS ho @'
he viii lcee no nie IN procuring warrants
HENRY o. sEDGWIcK Attorney a sad
o5 lmiseod4znO' Counselor ST Law 70 !"
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GEsrLEMEx's FALL AND WINTER WEAR.-wN. 7.
Jennings Go. 81 Broadway opposite las Park Pcus-
TAIN will his day Introduce their syies OF oycr;oan
and other Fall and Winter ssrmSns comprising asso-
Ia syle and character Tar superior productions
they have heretofore rendered 90 acceptable 70 their NO.
Berous psrunr OF II
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.-,.a-,..ursrs- For Amosemen1, 500 hS4'
D' E r., aoton Sales zee third page for Cat
9orni. Rtesmerp. see seventh page
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ETA Carpet Store crowded daily With customers fhe
people will 90 where they buy cheap and get hfst
article And do think thai J. Hyatt, 81 6o"sy,
seIls Carpets Oil Cloths, Hearth Bugs, Door Aa's WIN
dow sasdes, &c. lille cheaper than any other similar
establishment ut in Ibis City. CIV