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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

They talk Of getting up musquito hunt
10 Jersey. The nexI Legislature is TO be
,e,i,ioned to offer bounty for the scaIps.
ANYTHING for q speculation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

AeENTs for the above Mediciue-C "
Schafile. Lew'sburg; John H Raser, Mil
ton /; Forsyth & Priestly. NoPthumb' land
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

81 guess there arn'r no g0mmon about
rhis,'' rs the Yankee said when, no tried q
slice Of his wooden ham,
Who struck Billy Patieisont
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

DiNNS' JUSTICE, new edition. can be had
ID at Lyndsll's Bookstore. in this place.
Lewisburg, April 10, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-02

MAILS and IRON for sale BY
~ Ap24 Reber & lddings.
"OOL Cor sale at
w June S Reber & lddings'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10
Our Caracas Correspordep...

CARACAS, Oct \, 1850
The Reception Of Gen. Pae- IN Nsc York. ard ia
Influence m Psms:rsla- Political State of the
Cou~try-Bfsykefs, &c.
Every one Is asking, or being asked, shave Won
read Of, and what think you of, Paez's reception in
New York - Truly IL was noble one, and while
Il cheered the heart Of the old soldier il did You No
less honor. IL was glorious sight to see the ex-
lied veteran welcomed by his co-labsrers in IN,
cause Of liberty and repubcanisml Paer has
gone from among us, but the sympathies he has
gained in your noble and generous republic.
have not, depend upon IL, failed in their ef
feet here. The cheers of the assembled thousands
that greeted the old warrior statesman have thuu-
dered along the shores Of your continent, and
reached our own, to find an echo "in the hearts Of
his countrymen." Many, who were neutral or his
enemies, when they found how you received him.
began 70 look into the csuses Of their enmity. and
found their error And yet, with ali this. there ia
niue doubt that his bitierest enemy will be seated
IN the PRESIDENTIAL chair. This you will call an
anamoly ia politics II IN more and the only so-
uuon can give OF II Is the reversal IF the trite
Old adage, The sword is more powerful than the
pen 1or lead and steel will intimidste, and are
most enectually doing H.
Monagas, junior, Is determined, at all hazards,
10 be the next President, and gathering his forces
IN the Provinces Of Cumsns and Barcelona, TO
ltrirt nnl OtnfT Chn0i0dtc VINO may prove sutcees~
ful and should he be elected, his opponents are
preparing ~ 81 ornis declare hrs election fsudu-
lent one, and resist his authority 80 that, in any
event, are TO have another Of those illustrated
pages in the annals OF republicanism.
Speaking Of Paez's reception, one Of the papers
attributed IL 10 the "paruzsns' OF that illustrious
chief, end says that "they have spent much mo-
ney IN honering him. Money. then, is the golden
rule by which your generous hospitality has been
messured- but not by Paez. lie has written home
TO bis wife all that grateful heart could dictate
al d your kindness deserve. HIS letter has been
PUBLISHED; and every friend he has here and their
name IL legion, felt his heart beat hieh in grateful
acknowledgment OF your distinguished favor. IL
vi go far IN inflsencing the fesng ga and opinions OF
he fellow citizens; and, let happen what WILL have
no hesitation IN predicting that Gen Jose Antonio
Patz Will he recalled before smother year rolls
around, TO rule, al least by his opinion and example,
the 6estnies Of his upgrateful country. say un-
grateful for already he and his life Of heroic daring
were being forgotten, when the thunder e.
coming cannon of happy America ech,
migrate care, and recalled them r.
brsnce Of one whose name wi
ior) e page, when Venezuela and
iorgct,p. The future does not
handwriting is plainly visible
In characters uRmistakesble
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9, 1850.
The McDorotgh IVtu-ATest Of Frs Ro,odiss-
B,1gLaries-Ihe Election R,turws-A Railroad
Inrestn,ent, &c.
The McDonough will continues to be the sub
ject Of general conversation, and everything re-
lating to the estate is perused with great avdty.
Mayor Jerome, on taking his seat on Monday
next, will call special session Of the Council,
with the view Of some municipal action being
taken for the purpose OF protecting the will, and
securing TO the city the advantages accrung
from IL.
Two more fire rowdies, named John Trasey
and William Flemming, were yesterday arrested,
and committed for examination the charge of
being portion of the platoon Of riiemen who fred
INTO crowd Of persons on the corner of Hanover
and Lombard streets, on Friday night last, kiling
s.young man named James May Mitchell. The
Mayor has offered a reward of $500 for the arrest
and conviction OF the murderers.
The dwellings, OF Mr.. Irwin and Mrs. K H.
Dougias, IN the western section of the city, were
burgsrously entered on "Wednesday night and
each Of them robbed Of iewellry and articles Of
silver, tn the value Of about 5000 The police are
on the track of the burglars, but nave not vet sue
cteded IN trapping them
The democracy are rejoicing over the New
Jeney election. and the wings over that OF New
York, snder the impression that generally prevails
here OF the election Of Hunt. The democracy are
also throwing up their hats for the enormous ac-
cetsion OF democratic votes in the Congres sional
delegation Of New York
The New York company which recently pur-
chased the abandoned and unpro iuctive Franklin
Railroad, extending from Hagerstown TO Cham
bersburg. distance OF fifteen miles, for $4,000
and assumed claims on the company to the ex-
tent OF $4,000. propose putting the work into
mmt date repair, and to continue IL TO the line Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, thus bringing
Hagcrstown and Chambersbarg in railroad connec-
ton with Baltimore. II will, doubtless, prove a
good investment
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New ArT0u&ement.-Drs NlcnB xnotItutc
for Ply TrAnsg Nos 57 49, and l6l Crosby
door below Blssoker the largest and most complete
gymnasium and training Institution In the world. The
Of this nasnineent institution h DESTROYS Of
It's benefits large number his fellow citizens
Potsble and tAere large number of who
wh toexerce yet do not wish to do in classes under
instruction, he has changed his regulation to meet the
whes Of that portion Of the community His gymnasium
is to the public the following terms-Terms Of
suhscr pon for gentlemen for attending the
without At any time during the hGars devoted
S2 For attending the institution. with the privilege Of
exercising in the regular classes under instruction
months SIS year. $25 Gentlemen who entitled to
exercise IN the classes not obliged 70 do so unless they
they please The institution open gentlemen from six
TO nine in the morning and from six to ten in the evening
The charge for ladies' and for boys and girls will be
foowsthey will still be instructed and exercise in the
classes heretofore Ladies, six months SIS one year
Ssb; boys and girls year. tlS. When three
children attend from family the terms will be modified
r., ION N heknu mb
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Naval Infelll9enca.

NAVAL CouRr MARrIAL.-A court martial commenced
ct Norfolk the 9th inst at IL o'clock board the
U ship Pennsylvania, for the trial OF several men
who have taken advantage of the abolition Of egging
70 violate the rules Of naval discipline The court Is
composed Of the following ofhcers:--Capt John Ii
Auiic Prssident Captains Baden Dulany aud French
Forrest; Commanders John L Saunders, d. q. Fsrra-
gut, and Thos. j. Manning; Lieuts. john A Davis,
Charles II Poor, and Oliver 3. Glisson Thos c. Tabb
Eco. Judge Advocate. The case Of RIAL a seaman,
charged with mntinous conduct, called up aud
the Court after examining witness adjourned to
meet To. day
The U. g. Coast Survey steamer Jefferson arrived at
Philadelphia the 9th inst from Norfolk, having
completed the survey OF Hstteras Shoals and
other important work In the uh Stream The Jefer-
10 TO be reftted immediately for the further pro-
secution Of the survey on the Coast Of California.
Oficsrs and all we'll
By letter from Valparaiso, dated Sept. 23d, We
learn that the u g. store ship Fredonia Lieut. Com.
Neville arrived 1T that port the 31s Of August In
fifty eight days from San Francisco sailed from that
port July &th was undergoing repairs, and expected
to sail for New York direct by the first Of October
Oncers all we'll and such OF thu not sent
home inv Aided The U o slcop OF var prebls, Capt
9lsnn, after undergoing repairs would proceed from
vslssraso direct to New York The Fredonis brought
$4,000 and the Prebe Sis 00o In gold dust, from
Ban Francisco to the merchants Of Valparaiso
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MADIk0ISELLE JENNY LIND WILL GIVE HER
V1 Twenty sixth Grand Concert in America, 81 the
Trpler Hall. on Monday evening, November llth
PROGRAMME.

PRoGRAiHE
overture-The Men Of Prometheus.. :. Beethoven
Cavatina-"so rgete, Maometto Seconds, Sig
Ars-"Qui Ia 1cce," Niie Jenny Lind. iPiua-,
Chorus Prisoners, BY the German Lisdci: D'''A
Hunting chorus BY the German iiedcrkranI. "'''''A
The Bird general desire jea -. "''''
ny Lind. ................ TAubert
overture-The Ruler of the spirits Weber
Duet,en"Appsryi ALA luce, VILE Jenny Lind
kriegeieid, by the German Ioderkranz: Fanny
Men faventer." Mile Jenny Lind. II
ia Tarantefia sisnor Bcetti " " Rossin
The Noun talneeIs Song" Mile Jenny Lind.
Echo sSnsy ssns. i'%IGsy J sae
GOrduetor-hr. Benedict.
FIJI Orchestra Of Sixty Musicians. comprising the hrst
talent in the country has been engaged.
ole IS and the remainder that circle s. Every ticket
and occurring particular seat Places may seesred ~
TriPst Hail. a. WI san sOss Music Store in Br0adway
peors open a. o'clock Concert commences ut O'clock
The Piano used on this occasion is from the manu-
factory OF krard' and imported BY Asssrs Boardman
EoSh sOIt.llins the groEr.ms and word. Of the
n Italian German swedish and thsI tranAlAtion' may be
eiiowins week On acndsy fSursSay Friday ana So
WsSnssa"y ns1 eo%msnons at ooosS sSs viii shortly
proceed to Philadelphia Baltimore Washing.on Charles
Ss viii or s hGa Nay snS
AZ The C,neers. wednssday and Th9rsday the frs.
handsIs "Xs,sish." aud On Mighty Pens" from the
have been made by which children under
twelve years Of age may be admitted at half price at the
The Bird sene ana Echo Song, will (by general de-
be sung At each of the few remsinnsConssrs in New
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The President's report to the stockholders, dated
September H. 1885, contains the following passage:-
On the whole, 1t may be stated that unless
taordinary casualty befas U.S. the value Of the pro-
perty may be sustained by yearly outlay greater
than has been dsbursed the last year But to provide
for liability Of this Sort 1t is certainly the part of
prudence, and has been the policy Of the board Of
directors to increase moderately the reserved fund
which now amounts to the of $J3, 463, and Is in
vested in wood and stock hand. The increase on
the net earnings Of the road for the nine months of
this year. the corresponding period Of last year
so far 1t may be compared, by . different nsde Of
keeping the accounts, is s62o67, but 1t must be
msmbered that the capital has been increased by the
Of 5000 600; this however is neutrsized to
extent by saving of interest"
The above exhibit is certainly favorable, and 1t is
estimated that the net loss to the corporation by
the late fire, viii not exceed the sum of $4,000.
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raAvEI.I.En.s,. eUlpr

f~BAEoB OF HotRs ArrEs MONDAY, nsT ouTc-
e.i- srttn eai haSoy RAlroad lpe fof Phii.lel-
pis - ~ rcor, Fteanhuat F5fu Potter ~ esrsn
,fe.-tss ffern Pier No Ncr'h River. YAre IS
NV. YORK AND PaILADELFHlA-Nsu YORK
- sha fllattllfa DiElcs United states Nail iiYf
Nfffurh IN ~ h0nrs, New ItrffF Railroad.
esi 70 fof frs. ssss ard a. % M tsttr5 class fa.,s
New or rt a y from ioct q c0urttnif ttr-et an
"a " AND p ~ irot q 90 liberty street Leave rAi
hdephs .; lLt A. " std =. y zen foot Of Waisst
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SATURDAY, Nov. 9-6 NJ.
Quotations for stocks remain without any material
alteration The transactions large, and buyers
market heavy and the bears forward in great
force to dspress prices and partially succeeded.
The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted to 1894 75 payments
$l9,476 So; balance, 81 2,6o1 40.
There we're shipped on the Lehgh canal, last week,
"a 752 TONS previously oS6 tonstota tons
The receipts of the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad
Company for September and October, 1850, amounted
to 50 500 against 81 249 the period last year
showing gain, this year. of $2e5l equal to sel per
cent.
The Macon and Western Railroad Company earned In
October, 1850, $2o1os 80.
The depreciation in the market value Of the stock Of
the Boston and Maine Railroad Company was but tenn
perary The panic among holders Of the stock caused
by the late fire. has nearly subsidized, and prices will
be back to the old points The following particu
lars respecting the corporation from the report to
the Legislature in January last and the Presidents
report to the stockholders dated 18th September 1880
Capital stock. .............. 81, 100000 .
Receipts for the year $780, .......... S570,607 90
Expenses. Eo,lV ~
1894 4os 81
Deduct extra for loss Of bridge and shop 10
$24o,s17 IS
Dividend paid on SOS shs ct 81 per ct 1876 e24 90
Surplus. ................... s452s3 IS
Capital stock increased $6O00O0
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AMusEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS kuSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P. r. BAR
~ nun, Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Asia
Ant be produced this week The grand musical
apd the entire original und the direction q
q. III. Mueller 1he,drsma Of BAviD COPPERFiELD will
10 repeated during the week The DRUNKARD will also
be performed. New additions have been made already
numoersss euri2ses There are two performances daily
3hnd e'eioek Admittanee. rs oents-ohiiiren, under
~ Jears, half price. -
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WV Gaasr, Esq.. collector port of Benecia, Cali
1ornia; Hon Mr. Sylvester, Washington; Capt II
Brooke, U 9. Ms p McBlair, do; J. A. Brady,
Burhngton, W.. r. c. Cole do and IT'S others arrived
yesterday at the Irving House
Joe. Peirsol, Phadelphia; r. II Mitchell, do; N, n.
Thompson, Geo. p. Rsylsy, Philadelphia, and 30
others srived yesterday at the American.
=. O. Taylor Va J. Shaw, Boston; j. Barclay, U 3.
n ii. Baldwin, Detroit; Dr. McAdsm, Frigsts 81.
Lawrence, and 100 others arrived yesterday at the
Aston.
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DANcINo AcsprxIks-xa nARRErr. pRorr

DANcISg hCsDIxIEs-xa. BARRETT. PROBES
tcr 81 sancins trupil Of psieur Couior
q dtncng from Paris and q Great MARLBOROUGH street
London se has the honor 20 that his
ae nov open for the at the Apollo
on thur otloek for ladies' msses, and masters
sac on saturday mornings 81 half nine Gentlsnen
class On hsnds and Thursday evening" at eight ns.rue-
uon sivsn All The rev oances which A. present Ia
Ntrue ard danced o. all the shonahis in Paris
ant Iopdon. Private tuition AZ ladies' and nj
vste classes runctuay attended. soirses usual for
pupils and their frienos. - "
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puBLIeArIoNs.

THE AMEsrcAN cgLr, or rHIs WEEK, Will
N.sa Lersrl, and E.eral Istsl.sses the Flrst 0hsp
es Price Of single ccpy eents To Ne had AZ all the
ssrss o. the city and Vicinity. JAMES q MCGEE, Aseat
la NassAu street
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DANCING.

rULLo ROOM DANCING ACADEHY-THE MISSES
"A tiame Aad Parker will open their second eass Tor
pups ON wednesday the 18th inst where ladies and
uemen are arteularly invited examine and
sefisi m9as snsht By the above lsaie wis, with
nau ana care inpnrt 70 their pills style
terms. Address $3.50 ~ ''-'"~S''
MISSES WILLIAMS PARKER. Io2 csn,l street.
DANClko ACADEMY no GRAND srREG -FOUR
aoors IRON Broadvay.-xr. sARACCO, Investor. frat
niredue.r and sole professor who teach ali the new
hna dances has the honor 10 ayprse public
taat he.n erss on sonday New sth thrse elssss for
trsctlce only between the hours Of N A. N r.
fIm 20 NJ and FRI 20 10 In the evening Tor vhieb
sssse Mr. shrseoo has engaged The 81 ave dis
iasiruetcn Isloon at any hour from A. I'm 10 in "a
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

RRooKLYN husEuM-LESsKEs MEssRs LOWELL
Nae Tresiurert hr. j. A Iaekson-Re. engagement
e hs sssr, o. SpERsLLAor Tho FAIRY aud
MrkYri Dandene, M. Leach Aidoro, Mr.. o. W. fayior
PedroJh Kent Cnderella Miss n Taylor, Tnisby, Mrs
Herbort Clornda Mise r. Taylor; Mr. Lo-
veil. Admission, 20 cents; reserved seats 5I cents
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EDUCATION.

GoLDsMITHs WHITING ROOMS $50 sRokpFIy
" La fsrre Buildrss first eorner abov. ths frvi.s
douse Terms seueed For month Oniy TO one ha,r
ere hour each ard sstilfsctory Improvement saarsai
70 every pupil TO All classes, conditions tr.de
and ealinss, quick, clesr sad ur0r style on
ship ~ With the exception o. residing the most ndis-
penfskle of ell sequisi.ions mr. Goldsmith wsuA
the may Thousands o. pupils 70 shon he sives Ia
truci9r not one -no ruvtlns 20 devote trSusry
1- 20 HE lesstBe has tailed D. tecons vrar 49,
BE- justified N stating hat he very best renmep IL lie
United Ntstes some o them teachers and others in pv.
I'VE hsve scquired their Extraordinary des.ery with the
zen unaer bis tuition Crcrsrs AZ the rooms, 10 Broad
way Hcurs % Ell sn-1a ties, daily N ooooN
and "a o'clock p NJ Gentlemen, daily At ga ~ ,,I
y. ~, excepting ssturdays Private ipstrneson A. al
hsuis Get convenient 70 the pup Terms sls payable a.
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FINANCIAL.

pAR7NER wAvTED-To 60 INFO A TrRsr-R,rr
business win Be proved. Ne nust possess the fsI-
LOWING cnates "A aot~rous character TO b. All. 4,
sTesk apd prte ard German ~ dspo, al ~.
sun o. s2cVo Direct A st tas ohee Of this pager
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~. nsn"Berur. heesi"sers-SVefy one,
comrlished much bv staples d.. KS store At as Broad
var literally run dewn Every one satisfied
their 10 ne dsh water rbout bic remefy-h
heey T. sresk up dsep scs.ed eessh e - simp,e snd
eertsfn that " impossible TO fail No natter what tbs
veskness ~ psn ccnts from IL Is eetain 70 cure IL
N trisd Sold in vssy large bottles a. g. sseh.
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SPORTING.


CENTRryfLLE COURSE, l.. I-PACING-xoNDAY
" November lith ht o'clock, match for $40 D. r. m ia
each 70 90 thsy plssse. bs.rsea two PAGER, %
fsterson NJ. blsnce names e. q. Piermont;J Kosd
names e. Buekskin. The ounibuses will leave Fvlton
JOEL coSKLIN. rropris,or.
CENTRfvfIIE COURSE. L. I-TRoTTINc.-xoS.
~ GAY November lith, At ocloek NJ match for m
nile heats beet hire 10 i've in harness " spauidinr
names 70 stallion Fighting Pti Mr. MART. names q sike
hArtr. JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
CINTRkylLLE CouRaE-FoR saLE-THE yoUso
" sst Iotng horse "Selim" will eold al the ahovs
segrs, public auction on sSsdsy. November iIth AZ
wi ssld to the highest bidder Sporting men are invited
| zion COURSE, H. I.-TRoTTIHa AND PACING 80
~ N,df0ssy, November 18th, at o'clock P.n.-Pur-e
90 TIVE nile heats Vim. Nhelsn enters b. Pelham in
harTes kcLsuFhlin enters Lady Bevins, 70 wagon,
. ". sehann enters m Csyuga Maid, 20 WAGON Ths
eafa viii leave the South Ferry. Brookyr lt ococt
and return as seen ~ The sports sre over.
sPICER d McAANN, Proprfetors.
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A uC1loS SALE OF FURNITURE. &c.-A LARGE AND
haneteme as,ortment OF faruttur3 comprising every
"a hsptsisspnE line beonsns 70 % state Of The
vemher lth at 10 oolock ~ Greenwich Avenue
Hammond street livery article viii be ptorily sold
among which IL an elegant sofa bedBteAa shnel
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HORSES, sc.


LOS SALh-A DESIRABLE PAIR OF FAMILY Cokcg
horsct Neins dart bays hind snd Fentie and o.
Etattndursnse about sixteen hsnds high Aiso Baroucf
N1n sno Ceures arc Harness, the property being that
elrNsN family stout " leave the sisy, being TIE cal
ruon Tor pArng -1h ths For fun part eulars in
,ube 80 "a Mercer ftreet, where the vhoe be
ChAklAGE HoRsEs wANTED--A HANDSOME PAIR.
y Isr,ct1 souDd and vel trofcn between sir and erh
I's .s-dsfh esy q Iron greys preferred Address
Nv fORk HohsF RAZAAR n CROSBY sTRsgr.-
VIII be scld ~ suctcn Monday Iith last pair OF
ysfy tsst rsd tfs sra nhs = good bssiness
hcucs, with q vsfiety 81 Ca-fissss and Harnsse.
JAIN ~. Ga rFfEfsD Pronristcr.
L'oR sAIk-A BLACK PACING pONEYs BUT FIVE
years old ssunc and kiHd, and to paoe nie
IN minutes sud fortg feconds tine 10 harness h. IL
ais soed saddle hore lie can ie seen at the Batasr
Htsties IN Grossly s-sst
\ IVEBY sTABtr TeR sAbE--THE STOCK AN % GOOD
~ wfu u. static, vel n. sfed ssd duing bisi
fheffet ia ynut OF Ter, TIE het mostly
viii be s5ld iibCra terms, thA present ogner
iss ether husness hes relrv Ms sole The
Awe T. chance hstselao ofsrs, % in this bust
tess. ilsfe ~ the prem cs viii ts sven. and tie rent
,a,.n cot N ,srrsrprs. inguse u MAJOR THOMPSON,
n easter erect.
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NEW YORK ABPHITHEATRE 81 BoWERY.-BRIL-
IN Liant features for the ensuing week. including the
wenderu performances of the ,do Neupere.
FIRST appearance ofbe Jeanette Monday evening NOV.
tb the French will appear all their inpitabe
poIformapees Nile Tournaire will her adma
bly, trained Dancing Horse in that pleasing act Of eques
mott md Nile TournaiIe will appear the same evening
Private boxes 50 Boxes IS Pit12k cents; Chill
den half price, No half price to pit Doors open ut half
psst 6.Perforu TO commence at quarter past7
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View York CITY Election.

FIPTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-sEvENTH WARD.
oouGhsrty (dsm). .....................1 l4i
xruiow whp.. .............. ....'.''' o oos
Total vote ...s.''''' -
Dougherty (dsm) elected, As We have before stated
BY 27 Truslow the highest whig, and late mem
Der In consequence Of division In the whg party,
who have majority In the ward Of 49, on the Assem-
bly, tickets.
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Agajnst heposi Oh oehooi law. o9'V.o
Nal in favor Of Free schools against Repeal so6
The ofnoal returns may vary the above few votes.
The vote of the Union party is shown as follows
Lieut. Gov. Cornell, 23222
Governor Hunt, .................. 20l73
Difference. ................. 3049
or By taking the vote between Msther Canal Commits
sionsr and Benson, Clerk Of Appeals both democrats
Nather. ................ ..............2l 1877
0enton. 1902
Difference. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....... 1855
The average between the above is 1857, which is
about the number of votes psd for the Union ticket
In the city making difference of 6734 in the MAORI
ty in the State, for against the names adopted
rejected by the Unionists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10
SALES ny AUCTION.

HEfHY II. LEIDs. ACCOMMODATION SALE OF
H fresh marufaotured rurs.-Heury IA. Le.ds a Co.
will sell At auction on Monday. November H. and wstnes
day November IS 81 lo oeioct at tho salcs No.
Iest asrg. aud valuable assortment q fresh
fseiursd for. made expressly for Broadway sale consisting
d nv rtctorines CUTS Ac Of dvcripon Of fur.
sef bes OF every descp onthe richest offered
gloves. foot NUTS. coats, &C.