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CosTxsTxD MISUNDERSTANDING Frouds.--Wm.
b. Reed, esq, the late Wing candidate for District
Attorney Of Philadelphia city and county, il about
TO contest the election of Mr.. Kneass, Democrat,
his successful competitor; and if his allegations,
MED in the Court OF Quarter Sessions, be true the
elective franchise has been most grossly outraged
In that city. The following some of his allega
tons:
That 2b3 votes were duly poed for VIM. b. Reed
In the township Of West Philadelphia instead Of
2l3 as returned by the judges, making difference
OF 90 votes, and that Horn X. Kneass received in
the 9th ward kensington, 1888 votes instead of 23S
as returned, making difference of 5 votes
That in the I'd ward, Moyamens ing, the officers
falsely returned large number of votes, viz: 242
as having been cast, when, in fact, no such votes
cast
That in the I'd ward, Moyamensing, 1853 votes
and upwards were deposited for WIN. b. Reed,
whereas the officers of the election have fraudu-
lently returned but 81. The remainder being de-
stroyed returned for Horn II. Kneass
That the officers Of the I'd ward, Moyamensng,
after the tickets, with the name Of WIN. y. Reed,
were prepared for counting, destroyed at least 100
thereof, and substituted tickets with the name of
Horn X. Knesss.
That the judge of the election in the I'd ward,
Moyamensing, being unable TO read or write, did
not count assist in counting the separate tickets
but did count such bundles had been prepared
for counting by the other officers.
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THE REPUBLIC.

the railroad and the dividends might be ap-
piled to popular education; thus securing the
two great blessings of education and intercourse.
With the aid of this public fund, every section
can in few years be completed. Thus the
intercourse with the Pacific will enrich the
middle and Southern States through which il
passes, instead of passing around the coast and
benefitting none except the stakeholder in the
line of steamships which transport it.
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CANADA NEws.-Robert Coles the teller of
the Quebec Branch Bank, at Montreal, who re-
Gently absconded, leaving his accounts deficient
some S24 900.
At great sale of tea at Montreal, last week,
5000 chests sold in two hours, the proceeds
amounting TO over 100000.
The funeral Of the Archbishop Of Quebec was
celebrated with great pomp on the 9TH inst
DR.. Terrier, and nearly all the members of the
Free Church in Caledonia, have gone over to the
United Presbyterian, in consequence of the expul-
sion ofthe Rev. Dr. from the body Of Free church
clergy.
Cough obtained 900 signatures TO the temperance
pledge while lecturing in Montreal.
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From VENEZUELA. w e are in receipt of file Of
papers from Venezuela from the 4th to the 18th Of
September, inclusive. The only point of interest
Ia the Presidential election, now pending, the can
vass for which s carried on with much spirit. The
candidates are General jose Gregoro Monagas,
brother Of the present incumbent, Don Antonio L.
Guzman, Don jose Ruiz, and Don Estanisos Rem
DOM. Y Tribune.
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The Grand Lodge of J. o. o. F., of Indiana, has
in preparation, at Madison, block of Marble for
the Washington Monument, with the following in
scription: presented by the X. w. Grand Lodge
of the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows Of the
State oflndiana. -Anlicitia Anor ct Veritas. [En-
closed with three links Constitutional liberty.
The earth for its dominion and eternity for its du-
ration.D
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We understand that committee from the Mary
land Institute for the promotion of the Mechanic
Arts have arrived in this city, for the purpose Of
inviting the members Of the Central Authority Of
the United States on the London Industrial Exhibi-
ton, and other distinguished gentlemen, TO attend
the Exhibition Of the Institute in Baltimore Fri
day We hope the gentlemen will favor the com
mittee with favorable response. 1t might be well
to say to citizens that The price Of the railroad
trip to and from the Fair has been materially re-
duced
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Mr.. f. z. c. JUDsoS, alias " Ned Buntline," be-
ing expected TO arrive in Norfolk Yirginia, the
23d or oath Of the present month, preparations were
being made by the Portsmouth Council No. and
the Rising Sun Council No. Of United Amer
lean Mechanics and Workngmen Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth,, TO receive him with formal demonstra-
tons. After the procession Mr.. Judson was to
make an address.
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THr GALVESTON JoUssAL.-This Wing paper,
printed semi-weekly in Galveston, Texas, has
lately changed its editor, being under the edi-
torial direction Of Mr. j. M. Gibson, Of the
propretors. The Netcs, Democratic sheet issued
in the same city, says:
We have had some opportunity Of knowing
Mr. Gibson's qualifications FOR this important duty,
and do not hesitate 10 express the opinion that
under his charge the Journal will continue TO be a
highly interesting and valuable paper, well worthy
Of the patronage not only Of the Wing party, but Of
all mar
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joint exertons which you. and those you repre-
sent, do US the honor to entertain.
am, with high respect,
Your friend and obedient servant,
ii. CLAY.
Messrs. Benjamin Gratz, E.. p. Johnson, X. Pin
dell, j. o. Harrison, James A. Grinstead, II. Il.
Duncan, &C. &c. &c.
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Palm, arrived at this port this morning, from sgd
ney, Cape Breton, reports picking up of Halifax,
llth instant, small keg containing the summary
of foreign news prepared by the agent OF the asso-
Halifax by telegraph. The keg thrown from
the steamship Atlantic on her last passage from
Liverpool and missed by the news boat Of the
combined press. IL also contained message to be
forwarded TO Mrs. I. b. Draper, New York, and a
half sovereign for the payment of the same, all Of
which now in possession Of the captain OF the
Palm.--Boston Times, 2lst
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On Tuesday last, Michael Ryan shot dead at
Draceut by Michael OBrien, one of u company Of
tve Irlshinen who were out cunning. 1t ID stated
that Ryan demanded dollar for the privilege Of
crossing over the ground to hunt in that vicinity.
The demand was resisted, and Ryan advanced to-
to take the strespassers' before the owner of the
ground. OBrien told him not to advance any far
ther--that if he did, he would shoot him He I'M
dertook to advance, and when near him, O'Bren
fired and shot him through the heart. O'Brien has
since been arrested.--N. Y. Cour and Eng, Odd.
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ARREST AND DiscHARGE.--A man was arrested in
Cincinnati on Saturday, by an officer from Glas-
gov, Scotland, charged with having ab,conded
from that city with eight thousand dollars belong
ing to the Bank of Scotland. Fourteen hundred
dollars Of the stolen money recovered. 1t not
being proven, upon examination, that he had vio-
lated any existing laws between this country and
Great Britain, he was discharged
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The Chancellor of the State Of Maryland, says
the Annapolis Republican, has not been able to is-
his proclamation of the result OF the election for
Governor. by reason Of the judges of election in
Calvert county having failed to make their re-
turn according to law. The official returns from
the entire State, except the above county, where
l47 is set down as the majority for Mr. Clarke,
make Loves majority for Governor ,497.
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100000

IMPORTANT AND DESIRABLE MovEMEST.-We
learn, from good authority, that movement is on
foot, TO hold public meeting, without rospect to
class party, of those disposed TO abide the recent
action OF Congress with reference TO the slavery
question, and thereby to make such demonstra-
ton Of popular sentiment as shall put an eiectual
end TO the agitation of that subject In this mcr
chants, tradcsmon, lsboring men, all are interested
because upon internal peace prosperous commerce
depends, and upon prosperous commerce the well
fare and happiness OF the most remote Of the labor
ing population.--N Y. COmmtrciui ddpfrfiser
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An OrFEa TO KossUTH.-lt is stated in the New
York Journal Of Commerce, that handsome offer
for the iustrious Kossuth has been made by no
BILE minded American of the city Of New York, to
L. r. Brcisach; in effect, that If Kossuth should
choose to come to this country, he will be presented
gratuitously with hundred acres Of fine land in
the vicinity Of New York
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NAvAL-The United States schooner Flirt, Com
mander Turner, arrived in our harbor yesterday
from Pensacola. The following is a list of her Off
GERS: Lieutenant Peter Turner, commanding; Jul
liam Myers, acting master; J. Ii. March and w.
IL. Holmes, passed midshipmen; J. w. b. Green
how, assistant surgeon; b. Van Baum, captains
clerk Charleston Mercury, l9M.
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The GREAT BARBECUE at Lexington, kentucky,
came of with great spirit the 18th instan l..
Though the pleasure Of the day was somewhat
marred by continuous rain which prevented
many persons from attending, yet still there wac
an immense concourse Of Wings and Democrats
assembled, who WED with each other in the eIprcs-
sions of their attachment 10 the American Union.
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The FALL RIVER RAILRoAD.-The gross earnings
Of this road for the financial year ending Dccem-
Der lst 1850, will. il is said, amount TO 100000,
more on capital of ) 100000. The receipts
for ten months Of the current year, as compared
with the previous corresponding period, exhibit
increase Of = n 800 OF.
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DEATH nv DRowSiNo.-The GAINESVILLE Gozefte
records the death Of Mr.. and Mrs John Griove.
They were in the habit of rowing and sailing up
the Muskingum afternoons, taking their evenin Z
meal along. They hlso took books, and read ns
they 1oated upon the waters until twilight Mon
day night they did not return. Tuesday their boat
found bottom side up, md the shawl and
basket Of Mrs. Greve. Their bodies had not been
found.
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Tho people Of that portion Of New York in which
Quitman Of Mississippi. John Anthony Quitman,
was born, presented him with sword on his return
from Mexico, two years ago. lie IL now painting
for an opportunity 20 sheathe il in the bowels Of
some Of those who contributed the money for its
purchase.
The very best use Quitmsn could make Of that
sword at the samo time comforting great pleasure
on those from whom nc received IL, would be TO
II as Saul used his on Mount Gilboa.
ILomsUiHe Journal.
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The NEW YoRK TRiBUsE has lately donned a
new suit, and it's typographical appearance is quite
neat lts various news departments eyince great
industry and no little talent.
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COMMODORE JoSEs's REMAINS are to be removed
Saturday next from Philadelphia to Whining
ton, Delaware. The municipal authorities of Will
mngton md various civic and military bodies will
participate in the ceremonies.
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JKSSY LIND At sAvASNAH.-Mr. Barnum has
written 20 Mr.. r. G.. Adams, of Savannah, that If
the sum OF 10000 or $4,000 can be secured,
Jenny Lind will visit savannah and probably give
two or three concerts. Accordingly, subscription
papers for the purpose have been opened in that
r
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General JAMES HAMILTON has accepted the in
vtation Of the citizens Of Button, South Carolina,
to deliver an culogy upon Mr.. Calhoun, in that
place, and has appointed for the occasion the first
anniversary of the decease Of the great statesman,
which will be on the 3lst of March next.
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AcoUITTAL ron PosT OFFcE RoBBERY.-E II. c.
Griffin, formerly clerk in the Rochester post Of
fee, indicted for robbing the MALE, was acquitted
on the 18th instant, at the session Of the United
Statea circuit court in Albany, ". Y.
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MoRE NoS-ISTERcoURsE.-The medical students
Of Columbia, s. C., TO the number Of fifteen have
resolved "not 10 attend medical lectures in any
northern institution"
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The VERMONT AND CANADA RAILwAY.-Twenty-
six mes Of this road reaching from Essex 10 St.
Adams, we're TO be opened on the 18th inst. Only
nineteen miles remain TO be finished, which will be
completed as carly az the 18th Of November.
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TIE CoSNEcTIcUT ISDfANs.-A complete history
Of the Indian tribes who owned the soil Of Con
nectcut is about TO be published, under the aus
pieces Of the Historical Society of that State.
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UNIoN MEETrss IN MoNTeosERY, ALABAMA
mass meeting of the people Of Montgomery, Ala
bama, friendly the late adjustment, is to be held
on the ID of November.
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WILD DucEs.-Lsrge 1ocks Of wild ducks were
swimming in the Allegheny, in the neighborbood
of Pittsburg, on Friday They arc probably on
their way from the lakes TO the south
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THE HUTcHrSsor FAMItY.-One OF the singers o
this family Judson, it is believed) has been seized
with insanity at Cleveland, Ohio
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The RILmrs1E FAMILY are giving musical enter
tainments at Boston.
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= The CoscoRD RAILROAD has leased the Manches-
ter and Lawrence road for term Of five years.
The Concord road agrees to pay the Lawrence,
upon its capital, two per cent less than it divides
upon lts own.
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The POPULATION or BALTInoRE, II is estimated
from the census returns already in, will amount 10
$780, 900, and perhaps $4,000.
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western States

Thompson's New York Bank Reporter has the
following statement Of the issues Of banks in the
eastern States which are held in circulation in the
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Texas.

tJohn j. Slingerland, Anti-rent.
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If the railroad shall be completed from Chat
tanooga to Mobile, the distance from New York
to New Orleans will be reduced to about SOC
miles. There will be then saving Of about
fifteen hundred miles, or four days, between
New York and San Francisco. This will be
we are convinced. the ultimate line of inter
course between the eastern cities Of the Union
the coast Of the Pacific, and the ports Of
eastern Asia.
To complete the construction of these impor.
tant sections of the Southwestern National
railroad, there should be a compact amongst
them to give a through ticket to passengers
and to transport produce and merchandise with.
out delay or charge for trsnshipment. They
should also unite in an application to Congress
to grant to those States within which they sew.
orally lie, portion Of the public domain
This might be applied to the construction Of
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e.. pe,iue- Hondnrn.. Yrcntnn. &c.

From behZe' ii'"' ~ as '!o'i,'',' ~ -
The y y ~ =
Bei-e Honduras tFHfahMdH 70 tle I'm UT
Tie u ttni07 SPEAKS ~ Hatterll5 terms o tH9
agricultural prospects OF the colony
On tue Il nit boat prlolein2 to the bar" =
cihc lyiuc in the harbor OF beilZe ioundered with
or. man ON beard.
The American schooner John Bel. Lambert
n,asfer WIS wrecked on the morning of the -ta
nit -, tie northeast cad OF Clover Rect IL
would appear from Iltr ios. mat on tue u III .
O'Clock AN. they saw the teei al'ead a.li III Gu
oeaycriig to put about, the breeze beng very
moderate sie III. sse'i stays and vas cast D'His
on tic rect where, III less man twenty minutes
sf4 was bHgcd Al An NE vessel t'to2rm5
r,ncI tlcy cut away the mainlHast II aF ier % re-
Tavc her: ana during the remainder "l the ity 'u
hands were employed III making :iralt 10 save t.ie
Messengers ana provisions % tue ttn they mae
aa,.,tj,eI raft and at o. PM placed ali tue p.tsse.l
.,srs and provisions on tne two rats. On the
iGtli at G. 4 ". the weather c9utinuHlE Moderate
y ey rtspatcled the boat 10 Glover Key Tor as
si.ta,re and about e, Pm. the SCHOONER ShRach,
from Bcze. anchored inside the rect and took III
IN tn. nasseagels All the passengers on board
80 eek ais. two Of them have SINCE died.
TEa JoIl,.wing news r1nn 1ncatan and ffnate
r,ala is from tile HatctmaA:
Frcn recent intelligence It would appear that
.b bil;rer,lt larti, ucatan INSTEAD OF ceas-
; Lo,. rcc,.uIluenceG h1stiiltes with the utmost
- TN. Indians in the interior have again
.ocI.od the -ua.iaras and driven them Tom seYe-
~ t,,,.,,s. indeed. from what can learn they
,' zen with renewed determination, So
/ 80 40 ,..,,, the prospects Tor
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EWTCuIGAN S0TrTHER RAIL
FsR0sbA rG,tp,>,,- $40 mn SrvT,V PR
~, VT Sf1r,rt ~ - = y -, ta,r
hundred tl5I,.nnj ,l6ii,rs - -, VI ,rt.,aa n
P1i fti ,fci; S,l ~ si IT. 9'I o, b,s
eye rer cent interest VII - a mi i;,I Inv Of
N,vertN.r n.y. ~ 1900 -'i'- 80 ~ -
Ng ~, mn uf u ., 49, ,,
- + q, tt J; ,"e loElsiotls o. q spep1h
a " iI - - & '.i '-4+ t.i' No4'ti.iS
~ - @ets' t'iNt 'a.iii "a ''.ti'-
dul it'' 80 ~ ." SUI -, ~ tss a7 ''. Oe Itt'ilpoh
and II so!d Ov'o l H. - ' a. ol'li'% Or u SOD al par
. ILeH ~ - A.ei 70 ShepHefd
Knapp. Esq u The CITY oil Ne' 1o" IN tTs Tor tie bond
ho.dtfs ~, -, ,:.
TAls oIt7aAe l.e .l'.c - "a 1le company
Road n 9leh-a. "Lo!.iel a. az, - - sSet 10 DC
CONSTRUCTED, al i ~ ~ '.S9 '' -. - a.! d'i. 1o1 %
amount not than 0Iu can De Issued l alter TIE
Road shall lave been completed to StlrseS pralrle DIS
tance OF II miles from Lake Ere 70 Which point II VIII DC
e,uuleted hy the first OF JaludTy next
Tlesecury offered tor The bonds Is therefore mortgage
lieu and substantially lie ou4y len upon fGuu ''Si
+, IN miles OF main Inc beside branch OF III miles, ana
Winch M haye including the oTlsna oul!ay by me
S,a,p and the relieving the present track about SOJUJU;
Of which 81 cora VIII bereprescned by stoch .,o
The portion The road already III operation uuout ~
nIs eds an income AMPLE to protect the entire debt
proposed be created. and the length OF composed me
furrn security which VIII place the payment OF Tie deDl
bFyoud al! CONTINGENCIES
For August, 1850, the earnings were Sloii a. for
September S0i2O These receipts derived from the
road in lis present unfinished condition. Fifty miles OF
corDleed road viii be added 10 il within three months,
md viii be extended to the 81 Joseph River, al the ndi-
ana State line early next Spring thus doubling the length
offns n,oif line, now In operation
his roaI is n par, OF continuous line Of Railroads from
the civ OF Ne-York 10 the Mississippi River by way OF
tho Ero Ruilrood md The Lake Shore Road and is al
r,,.ont mi. -, ri,n chain
Nrarl The whole OF this great line from New York the
,sisS, Ri,er i pthp- or in the course OF cOu-
siri,cti9I n 49, - =
s'rnction f ,l, .s,c,o, of the rood ready for the
4 ar ,. eg for nv sf9cE subscribed and being paid H.
~ In .ni Inc n,re,fis OF the 6ords are
INV alIi-,i for th, ,i,rrl1 OF IRON heavy II rail and
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NEW-YORIz TRIBUNE.


By the No7t Rirer B2cts, Oct. l-.-5t bale:
Wool. & All rkg. Cheese: gsA 10 Butter; l,af0 oizs
BARLEY 9So0 10 Wheat 9s7 do Oats, l0f95bbs F.oar
20 10 MhihkY. II d. A sins.
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DRY GOODS.
The risl place to buy DRY GOODS is at 325 Grnd-st
corner of Orchard.

Inc night pace 10 DuN DRY OOODC' 10 d ~ pu11' "
corner Of Orchard
a NJ. BODINE'S. the RICHEST and
W. CHEAPEST DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
il, Tins city, viii open SOM. choice NEW GOODS nj great
er BARGAINS than ever before offered Among them are
some STYLES NEWGOoDS never before imported. Alao
$50 ong and square BROCHE SHAyyLS, new designs
and colorine
l,cc0 WOOLEN sHAWLS, long and square, all new
patterns of J- most fashionable Styles.
TuIRET SHANLS. 1~-- - scarlet,
crimson, and u otuer cUlors
500 pieces of buck colnrsd SILKS, MI prices
l0cases DE LANES, newest and choicest patterns and
coiors 10 be found in ls market from 10 Is I'D and 2s
lm0piqce. FRENCH MERINOS, PARAMATTASand
I,YONESE CLOTHS oftAe most fashionable color5.
aoo rieces AIPACAS BUMBAZINES, MOHAIR LUIS
TFES POPLINS and BROCADE LUSTERS
$50, the best assortment OF CLOTHS CASSlMERES,
SATINETS, NESTINGS, CRAEATS, OPERA TIES,
SILK and LINEN IIANDKERCHiEFS. for gentlemen's
md BOYS wear be found III this city, and at less prices
Also 800 pieces red white and yellow FLANNELS, twill
led and plain BLANKETS cradle, CRIB and large sizes
the test make ltAItsElLLES CT HTS, TICKING, CAN
TON FLANNELS and DRAPERY Of all kinds
A.o Ladies' and Gents best quality KID GLOVES and
Iadies, fine embroidered LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
and black embroidered formournng
Also wide black and colorcd SILK NELNEFo for La
dies wear
Also. FRENCH CLOAKINGS, Paris styles. entireynew.
Together with PRINTS, from Sd 10 Is oyard, LINENS,
DIAPERS. JACONETS, C-AMBRICS, MULLS, PLAlDS,
SWISS und BOOK MUSLNS, plain, embroidered and col
orcd with every other variety OF DRY GOODS OF 2h
NEW DRY GOODS.-S. BARKER,
SCI Grunl-st. has Just received from recent LARGE
AUCTION SALES and from IMPORTERS and JOB
BFRS. u magnificent assortment Of NEW AND RICH
FRENCH. ENGLISH. SCOTCH and GERMAN DRY
GOODS winch lbe sold cheaper Than the quail
tie. INV, eyer bt,,rt. b,eu offered among which are
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LYOR SALE at PUBIC AUCTION-l

IL beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and FARM, ate'y =
longing 10 Richard BuIues deceased situated IN lhs g
o Essch4ser VVe.tchester Co New York IL miles i1a
NeYork Cy, miles from the New Yo[k and H1 5s
YORK and Neq-ffayen Railroad Depot ut New-RocbeIei
containing about n acre Of best qualify and well valera
and fenced. On the premises here IL beautiful Genlsa
good order. The dwelling, SC being ugon eleyasa
ground, commands tine view OF the East River ana 'a
W J. BARNES, Sc Third-uyenue or OF CHARLES a
PUKDY, Esq. White Plains, Of II. BARNES, On 10
premises. "a
O'Clock 2 M. the premises. OF