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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11
BIZ THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN hail.
zhiDgs In Philadelphia.

NofEeaPoG0once OF Yhs Tribune
FhhAosLPRIA TharsdAy, Oct 10.
AT the recent election jenny Lind r.cajvs3 tv,o
votes for Mayor Of our city.
The Loco.Focos of Moysmenstpg bava ho,a ,,.t
the election returns of that District unit, tod
for the purpose Of giving jo,s what majority ia ps'
cessny to defeat the opposing candidates. When
the returns from the other districts of our county
are in, these political raacals give just what re-,
turns they choose la consequence Of these pro.
ceedipge, WILLIAM B REED Esq. the Wing can.
didate for Distrct Attorney, has been defeated by
about sixteen votes. This fraud is too pslpabe,
and it 10 rumored today that sn indignation meet
ing OF our citizens will be hold tomorrow evening
in co.'s eque nee Something must be done, as this
is net the frat time that Whis candidates for office
have been defrsuded of their rights by of tho
interruptions Loco rekidents of our county
CorToN Is hed firmly bet the high prices demanded re-
siiie;s operstops TIE FLOUR market continues quiet
siedsrd ihiPprg brands held ss4 s, bat All lot
"sf dlSpoted Of fer export IS and leo h5ls SO
e Dbl For city uGe prices rarge from Slt to 81 for
cemmcn ard good brands and S55 81 for select braads
Era e&Hs- hfE FLOUR Ia scare and htm 81 S. CoRN
81 = amer moe inquired tfer and about LOCO bblg
MAJ moderate Sales of 00G6e 600 bushels ordinary
and good Red at 00l0S aud fair and prime Peuurylvauie
While al (69l0 = huthe i1clRdins $40 bushels light
weight Southern Yesterday at los RYg iewanted Thers
bula limited amount OF CoRN Offering and prtcss ara
Yellow at s. d65 cents but principally 81 HE former rats
and go bushels tweavii eseul 6S saeI OF 500
bushels Southern Oars ct 37l cent? bushsl Pom.
syivaua St AZ cents Demand for Whisky limited Sales
10 hhds , s6t ard bbs MI cCus.
SALES OF SrocKS-F'irst Bo1rd-$590 Stae.6's, 1911
& ad fG &0 = & 81?
Northern Liberty Bsnk. 81 10 Ches and Del Canal S4i
/? Manufacturers and Mecbsnlcs Bank, ~.
Second Bcard-25o Morris Canal, 49,; 5 Phiiadephis
Bar <, 1874; u sytvsn's RR 444 $4,000 6s 81,
III; COCO Texas Re Ristsred Notes. 50.
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WARD MEETINGS.

EY~ zenith Wnrd.-The Nstoua Ways OF tbs Panth
Waid having GAenb I'D at tbs EstterG Embs en- We'd
uet0ay cYeEipg The qsiost pursuant 10 cal the Ward
Committee Or 3. DRAKE was called to the Chsir
WIZ PAuLsoE ard jnHE MCDONALD wars chossr Vicc.
ChaitmeD and o BETS and ELIAS COMBS gecfetaries
TIE following resolution wSs presootsd b. PInckuSy
E8q and uuaniuoutiy Gd0psd
ReoIptd Thai ha adminElr alton Of The National )vern
inert by hLIard Fillmore, New York's houoJei EUl,
ceive rs 1t desefye9 fui deriied ard u1eqTgoca
appreciation Wis patriotic ami Enlightened, It has been
guided by the ptinc pies uufDrmy Bcd oloQ1-nty pro
claimed by hose yeerau champions, and enlnent sstes
nen pey and chter and org believed IL end cAe!lhe4
by lie wing party throughout the country.
HorHuo Reed, Erq propo'ed the following feEo'uND13i
Rssoived That WING Elections Of be Tenlh We G, IN
dence in the political integrity OF SAMUEL F. BAhfOA
"Netorrl wing Convention, aboui 10 assemble n
Utica
Resoued That fully approve OF proceedings II the
minority OF The late INVENTION aud that we cordial thank
Hop VIM pue Hon Fraocif Granger and the resi- OF that
patriotic mioo1y for he uonle aapd they took IL oDp0sl
lion 10 the curuneiy devised plan OF identifying thu Wa
pafty g In Political Ahciouism
Rfsorsd That our Delegate his RyTacuss Convention.
his fay represented tho views and feelings OF tue
Electors OF Ire geuth Wnrd.
An or which vyer IN tmous'y adopted and mlton,
n Bsroi empowered to seHcl ma 6UOaalel N case
OF l. ability 10 attend the Convention,
TteBs proceedings ordered TO ne published 10 the
Ttibune Expresl and Albany STATE Esgtslef
=. DRAKE, Chairman
VIM PAULSON, VI. cbs,,,na,
JNO McD0NAU, VICE "nS"'u7@
: go, o, BE rpTns {sscrotsries o,1i,.
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A Correction.

YALE COLLEGE, TUESDAY, UcI.8
10 the Eetor of The Neo York Tribune;
Pleaae correct the statement of your correa-
pondent in to days paper, in regard to the Lite
rary Societies OF thiS Institute.
Ho Jays: After the statement Of facts in the
evening, enona received an accession Of the best
Part the gentlemen who have recently entered
college" This is a mistake that we are unwilling
should 60 forth to cur alumni through the columns
Of The Tribune. The truth is that the Society of
Brothers obtained majority, not only over Le-
nonis, but over both the other Societies The
name Whiting also, should be Whitney.
You're, BROTHER IN UNITY
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F,v Tbs yribune.

pyoU,EA Fm Tbs yrbune
BY MRS III LEWIS.
B.splsc near !he altar din
e-,,the.a low, funeresl hymn
For a young soul called away
Ere tho noon.tide Of its day
For the sleeper Oh the bier
Drop no more re gresfol 'ss'.
T,ol the tranquil du's you see
Is bat duss-the soul Is tree
u..,b ono bounding step hath lost
Busy hands are ao''ly crested :. ,.n
o oys' NO on more to greet the morn
rio. o5oe wreathed with 'miles' are nov
~. .Jo,1 is the sleoper's brow
r@ anS their tones Of love were hushed
In The storm shat Ser US rushed.
Give the sleeper Oack to God
Dust to mingle with the aod'
sonl to rise on chorub wings
n the source whence comfort springs.
Abe by death was not di'mayed-
Twas bot psssias through the shade
"a the land where suoh have rest
On the gentle 9syior's breast
stormy was tie road she t'od'
Butis led her baek to Godl
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SHOCKING AFFA1R-Abous lol o'clock A. NJ. on
Wednesday, u bullock escaped fcom his driver at
eecorner Of corner OF Whitehall and Pearl sts.
md dashed off up ssate.ss. scattering the fright
sasd people before him like ohaH before the wind.
H.hnooked over and seriously hurt a boy named
henry Miller, and then bolsed up Pesrst At
Ynnhlin square ho threw over his head Mia Cath
.lpo sprague OF 70 City Hall place, and her arms
md one leg we're fractured by the fall 1t was
stught at frat that ahc was killed, but her rscov
sy ia probable The animal was caught in Chat
tsnat aud led up town. On Sunday bullock
tnsr run through Robinson ct College plaza an
Warren st dashed into the bsaemen. of the Ohlt
Rnse, where he was secured. One BOY wa
dignity hurG.
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Tho wings of tho I1th Ward-Corrcctton,
NEw.York, Fhursday, Oct 10, 1851
To Tie Editor of The Tribune;
DEAR SIR Permit me through your columns
10 correct one or two lriaing errors which occur In
II resolutions Of the Wing Ward Committee az
publi2hed in this mornings Tribune. For exis-
tencen in the second resolution, fifth line read
g extension, and emit the word I" the at the end
Of came line before Territory Also for the
word "impsudence,' al the close of the third reso.
luton, read e mpudence,' There is quite differ
tnce in fhege tw terms. Imprudence may indeed
often be excused. The beat and wiaest of us soma.
times require charity in this regard; but for un.
b!ushire lmpudenCe | know Of no apology
These, cir, are of lite Importance in themselves,
out still. as | happened 10 be the humble individ-
ua who offered thcm and urged their passage,
and aB my action in relation thereto has been crtl
cised with much severity by the minority, and az
IL has been more than minated that ii would be
remembered in judgment against. ms the frat op.
rorlun!y, for tglps presHmta9 TO oppose tho man.
cate of the General Committees, ask the favor OF
theEe erection in order that may "f&sher my
own progeny" ana no more.
AS regards The threat of prescription for the
courf G saw lit TO take in the General Committee
and subsequently In the W ard Committee, [ re-
card it bot little. can only regret that there ig
10 present opportunity Of submitting the matter to
direct vote Of tho people OF the dibrict, for their
approval or condemnation. | feel sure | ahOud
ret shrink from their verdict for though tha soose-
less cry of " Abolitionism,' "Sewardism" Sec
onaliam, and TRADE OF Ecurrilous reproaoh
which has not even the merit OF Wing originality,
but has teen picked from Loco Foco souroea, may
produce en- instantaneous effect, atill the infel
ecrce Of the people will not fail to apprehend the
matter correctly and decide it con its msrits.
YoufS very respectfully, PETER SQUlREs.
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re- fifteenth Ward.-At meeting of the Wig
Electors the fifteenth Watd hold ppreu'nt to cali o.
the Wing General Committee, 81 Constitution Hall go
B osdvey, on Wednesday evening, Oct 8. DAVID Ora.
BAM, Esq Cht'ruau, and WIN. 9 STERLING Esq. Sec
5etly, ISAAC 0 BARKER Biq wa' nominated and
unanimously elected Delegate TO Tue Safe Convention 10
be he'd Uic. the 17lh aa; ADD after eloq1eut
remarks tom HI II Keichum Esq aud Others, the follow
log ourous reported and unanimously adopted
Resolutd That The course Of ISAAC o. BARKER Esq our
Deiegse lota CoDg sntion held st Syracuse meets
with our hearty approval and IN naming hn Dele
gate to he Convention 50 BIS held az Utica on the 7h int
we feel 70 Gdep, that he will purtue .hs firm vet m0deras
courie &ebrh The petition OF affairs in ihs why
psrty ilnpergnyely demands.
Etsols,d chat Nj BAKER, In OF his Inability - al
erd ss Delegate authorized to appoint substitute.
esolged That Wings OF the fifteenth Ward approve
OF the actou resolutions OF the Wing Generai Com
mltees Fl city IN relation TO The proceedings Of the ae
Syrecueo Convention n rrder,
DAVID oRAHAa, Chal,lnsn.
YIN STERLING, Secretary olllr
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FAJEVy-K ORK LAUNDRY is 81 UCEsfNaA as
l%N6ssAU-Po New Shirt Dealers, si1gle G3nllemep,
Families Gc-This Is one Of the mosl perfect and e1en
giye eniE OF The kind Ia TIL sny oQer COUNTY
Il has erected st az expense OF about four thousand
dollars and combines the following advantages: .,.
et-Persons leaving the city in haste can have lher
coI6es washed and itoned superior name IL from
TWO 10 thee hours lime. .
21d-No nsefislia ussd IA he wzsh!ng department bat
pdre olive oil soap ard filtered Groom water hence clothes
ire NOT esoyed by pat:nl soaps oher hnnhuRs 90 ak
tepafvaly advertised in the newspapers
5rd-Gen,IenenG shirts are dore equal TO new 'nlrs
on sale; peu.errens collars roued In ?roy sigej Hight
coIoFed gsis aud psnaoons efany roned polished
+n-Clothss LOST or missed (Which sedom never hap
usrf} will bo promptly paid Tor.
Colhed washed this establishment viii wear much
longer simply beczuie hey are Tot only handed with
grest care but Injurious drug 30 generally G7ed Ia
washing, is permitted 10 come near them.
fh-.des degass aud al fLe articles, are done up by
81 experienced French LsundTesF.
clohef ard delivered free OF extra charge. Ink
spc!s and Gisps efectualy removed.
the Penny Post, will receive prompt attention.
MADAME RAYMOND, superintendent.
z. E.-EIperienced hands ere employed 10 iron new
Ehirll aus Soils
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Joshuu Il. 6iddinas and his Per DIem up GO
the seth of September.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct 0.
To tie Editor Of The Tribune:
When | write for The Tribune, or any other
public journal, mean that my statement Of facts
rbsll be strictly reliable.
At the time that l wrote to you. some two
weeks before Congress adjourned, that MIR. JOSHUA
r GIDDINGs had bandoned aundry very important
measures beore Congress and gone home, after
hagiag arranged to hare has per diem aLi0waace
10 the md of the setsioM paid to him, knew that
was writing the truth, for had taxi en- the pains to
go tw ice to the sergeant.At Arms and get the nS.
ked facts in the matter. Mr. GLossBRENNER, the
6ergeant.at Arms Of The House, s a man of truth,
and he told me the truth relative to Mr. GIDDISGss
per diem, which | communicated to you Why
went 20 him a second time in the matter vas that
| might not be mistaken, for was assured by ono
Of Mr. GIDDlNGs constituents who knew the
character of his Representative, that he would hs
very apt TO hunt up some pretext for denying my
whole chsrge.
have to-day been to the office OF the Sergeant
alarms to examine the matter, and there found
a paid draft Tor 1886, which Mr.. GDDISGs had
drawn before he left w Washington, but dated in ad-
vance, the Goth Of September, the day on which
Congress had resolved to adjourn-whioh amount
included his per diem allowance to the date of the
drafs-with a memorandum on the back of said
draft, signed by MIR. GIDDINGs, directing Messrs.
CoRcoRAN & RIGGS to forward tho amount, in
draft on New York, to him, JOSHUA R. GIDDIHGs,
at jefferson, Ohio.
These are the facts in the case. They cannot
he denied nor lied down They show that Mr..
Giddings did arrange to be paid his per diem to
the end OF the aessonthat he left his draft, dated
in advance, for that purpose-and that the draf.
has been paid agreeably to bis own written dlrec.
.onG Though the election in his District is over,
| hold him TO tho issue Of showing that my state
lnent ia void Of truth, admitting that there was
10 truth in lis denial oft You have my nams'
and may furnish il to him far cause, but not for
mere Idle curiosty. Ell.
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~ Telegraph to The Nsw-Yofk Tribune

u, New. York and Ere TELEGRAPH o0 my 10
:, ,aestins of the Stockholders Of the New
Al hes srie TeiesraPh Co held here this day,
ZOE a. %. Of Syracuse was elected President. 10
coz ri TieEenor, Vino mt Conrad, Josiah B. Viii
ispn " of ithaca, Homer Ramsdel of Newburgh, b.
~ SseIey OF Bonesdaie Orlan3o Hard Of Jefferson,
! e. Woodruff Of Darsg!o and B Bagley OF Min.
h h. we're elected DlreG99'' n I. WlIla9g =. OF
I'is Secretary for the ennaing year,
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rhs sudden nen,lls at Ahlamazoo.

DETROIT, NnugsuRyI OCb ".
fbs bodies Of those peFsons VINO have died since
.lss party given at K ., smszoo Exchangs hevo
s..a e1h qGed by oar FIRST 2hy claus and they re-
..,I tbs, no poison exate nraolr aromachs They
YY.i.ye6 il to be- their belief 1t was cholera. The
fiss,styef6ct was Death by some violent disease
~. st}sm unknown, generally supposed 70 oe chol
IT, 81 ltis Low confined to German family, 81.
a. xceIlly emigrated to this place 1t ia thought
Eno To' bst they brought his dseese with them
sgF9a In, M having stopped at the Kalamazoo ER
~. VI 4 unnsoEod their goods They numbered
,5Sss s. 'o a@oupyiag avery snail five Of them
s sgs died lie aud four sick The deaths
s ssn the die' oommencomen' have been : or l8
The heath Of the toaa is otae t g2oa ~, he
ae dGs5,s ' Poa 4r hsn oa of s4G
Gn one man who vas taken among the rst lived
V Vyyo upJ t no medicine bat kept exercising and
n ss now we'll Three OF the family That stopped
1.-The Exchange died ErsE
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

q kaEGANE COUNTRY BEAT FUk GALE
M1 -Conainng acres OF land in high state ofculYa
5~1NtioD, commanding fine Jew Of he HUDSON River
srd 81 extensive Ian scape view.
retdeF iitueted he Hyde.Psrk read about bali mile
rs II ths center of the village Of PouRhkeepsie The
house 10 ay built in the Italian STYLE gnd finished Ia The
lest maIneT, having marble mnuteE throughout range
boi.e Ia hs kitchen, speaking tubes &c &c The hoGae
is heated by lufr sce 10 the cellar ghsretg exceen
Ice houFe al i5ininP the milk Also neTsr-fa lag
wei OF excellent water, neaf the door &ha place Is
scked vitn choice fruit flowers and shrubbeTy aud tie
1fou- d. hsadionely laid cur There is also apple
orchard OF fine gfafea fruit Of nearly 100 rees together
with ibrnY peach orchard II good tearing The car
rirge hous= srd out6utldiugs are fnshed superior
manner,
For iur.her particulars. oppIg on The premises. 10
JOHN w. CORLlES, or 10
HENRY STANTON,
oli 1wecd. cor OF Bread ct Exchange place Il
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THE DhunY Ts141Thi; , Gaze T Attorney s but
Il; 4a5y isG s Il D5s as5s cd
adsvs o. . she fo s iaher Of shs
s5A 3 ~ :: "a: ss ss9 s
Bennett, Wno W. Wv absent from the State. The
married ana a3oprusd until the third Monday OF the
harar
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MEDICINES.

WATTs,s NERVOUS ARTIDoTE:-Lt Of
w Dseetes Cured bysnd ak quarto printei sges OF
certificates of cures csn had gratis al the Depot lo2
Hssssu.st cent upon application, 10 any part A..
Now II / can do EoEe 10 maxs as wonoenn! uis-
give ali poor ps7 for II! and want nohiog rom
the fluent INT, cured aud will return the money II nos
found efecus those who ssnd FOX Il nom star and
charge ue than the coat thsi can hardly aloT
ug2sts enough commission TO Induce them 20 sellV
The hrsl and most Overwhelming Phanmsur giea eHecia
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Entail Case Of ahootIna,

BALTIMORE, ThuIsday, OcE. 10;
Edmund Mitchell was shot in the leg lsst night
during an aftsy--had bic leg amputated and died
hi, morning. He was man Of family and much
respected. $500 reward is offered for the person
VIM cred the Weapon.
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oouer coaNos PLEa a.15 ,o, b. or Gsas
ys te ynubsher Of the Ladys Own against the super.
naoSent he binding department Of Sact houte ssaJ
reSsTred TO- Ths Jury returned seaea vesac II 'A' VI
defendant:
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pRoNoUNoING GERMAN READER.

pRoNoUNCING GERMAN READER.
IA APPLETON l. co publsh This Dag Pfonouncing
Ps German Reader, 10 which Ia added method Of learn
ing 10 read and uudestaud the German language win or
without teacher by Jame1 OchEchazer Frof OF Modern
! Languages IN Philadelphia &c 12no 81
d A. 1 Co also pu0lahes the following Text Books for
learning German, &c.
Adlsr7s new German and English and Engli,l and Gar
man Dictionary, l vol, large 8v0 l4OO page?. So
Adlet's Progressive German Reader, l2mo. 81
Eichorn's Practical Gernun GTamuar, l2mo 81
Olerdoif's method Of learning 10 Read, Wd'e ard
Oilendora's new Grammar for GermanS to learn Egg
lish by F. Eards, l2mc 81 o. 21s
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Coon AGAIN.-A subscription has been set on
NOl 10 New York 10 reward Watson @ Haynes f.; his
Eteveine endeRvors IN tie of be poor sesman in
tAling go iuduslously uni lie abolition, the us, OF the
Asfral Col and colt 10 he backs Of hardy lgrs 1t
nroposed 10 Tsise 81 Geo To- hs pUrp0ae and certainly
IexeIuoDs merit II. What are his supporters On this
Gds OF ihs Eaal River doing as have had goo4 deal
talk on The eubec, but souisLhing la9gible is
tGuhed Good deeds should sSer accompany or al
ssst follow good words, A6yeriiet.
Run oykR.-A httle cir, about years o. e.
lned ArIa Mayer, wA0 over by carriage IL Ta5n
on Weonesdey The wheea p8sled over her breast,
~ srsok 9 70 asy sbe eacaped without ae1lous iniory
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TALBOF WATTS n D 4lGG eea vtch,st
Depot lG2 Nassau-s Price ST per bottle 50 per dozen
SOS per gYosa No smsl orders at thai price will be
seat any person taxing il and noG hndtn2 shs So'
miraculous Eedicire know particularly requested
CAFE for II does give Immediate ind cation
of tia power, Il must be g coQDtsrfeil o7 6tsF
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GENERAL NOTICES.

q NOtsce.-Pstsenget per a,eambhp ATLANTIC,
Lisep OIL will please be beard Tho loot OF Caus
nS-moticw, Saturday Oct L. Al Il O'Clock AM. and
,a al ugssge nol wanted or massage board this
eg iFrtay) Oct IL, marked telow, with the number OF
yen berth shippers viii clear ihar goods 81 The Cav
ssy - '1' M oi 'T''
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EIOLAsSES UUPS.-And COW the Buctwheai ss ca
Iva son has arrived and will coma the beresI Of W
things bitter cold mornings when Bridget wiz De 1 Ia
hurry The cakes and the butter and ngsgs5 noasses
inns 40 nearly resembling silver will DO needea gitsou
antilles who have them not viii send TOT 'ao-
delay 10 tho Britannia Ware store OF Barring slip
oil 81 LUNLuo LAAA@~'
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Arrest of tho Mayor Of Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Thursday, Oct 10.
Nsvor Barker has been arrested and held to bal
m various charges OF assault and battery, false
imn,;sonment and misdemeanor. Nightly riots
nauf between the citizens and ais night police,
VIA vim are composed OF the worst kind of rowdea.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FlRE-At four o'clock yesterday, small sneo
ia the rear OF the hou6e occupied by Mr. Dlmasf III
Kent, near Myrtle avenue, caught fire ana va"
corsunad. The damage was triaing
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General Casy nj kalamazoo,

DETROIT, TnU7sUsyi 1V'1 0o'
n.,s,,l Cass is al Kalamazoo and delivered an
,i S before the Agricultural Society this day
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FARENYs Foa INVENTORS
40 ~ Ffecared ia ali paris OF Europe una In the O
I'l7 lmis J, P. PRISON. Wall.s!.
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o WARREN Anclioneer

o. WARREN, A0ctioneer.
CEEAT BALE OF SIfAWLS BY AUCTION at
w = Catherine o. YHIS DAY. Friday, and SATURDAY
eiI0A. NJ ard2P b. Elegant csahmere, broche, plaid,
Sco!ch wool and silk long and square Shaw ust import
cd By the last Ladies' will get shawl q one
hsif The usual Ieta prce. Strangers wanting splendid
md dun able shawl will attend. s. shaws sold yel!e[d
for So Ollie"
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Hono.da,e and Delaware Plank Road
HoNgspALE, Thursday Oct 10
The Homes dale and DalawSre Plank Road Com
NV commenced laying the planks to-day at this
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esHII4LING DE LANES AZ BURDETF,s Cheap
g wh0leaale and retail Dry Goods Store 1856 Wake 81
lust received from auction large lot OF plain De LRnef
sFsGa IL the c che 6o sn ue ieffS e:o o
drab &c NC only lie a yard These De L,nes make up
pretty as all wool hs qu ne Is o Of Parts osds
DIRK and white KID Cloves So SO pair N I ard r
ID KID GLOVES boing The fnes made % par n&a Pre-
o os, !; tn ~ 5oiar eoves GEO < BURDETTi
o5 1wiss i36 Wslker-lt. he ween Broadway RoNe[y
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SBJhNTED-by respectable Protestant woman q
w situation to do general homework Ia respectable
snail private family where abe can enjoy The comforts Of
home She has been five years in ihs country aud is
good aRher and and plain cook She has lived two
in her last place. aud has good reference If required
PIes;e cal at lz9 DifisiOn.sI New. York. oil liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

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O InataliAti0n,-Reg J. r. STONE will be installed
saGf OF tbs serean Bspds Church, corner OF Bedford
Es boweing sts this tRdRy evening, Services by Rev.
" po%ng and olher fervices BY Rev, Hessrs Hodge,
ses. 1egssti and teaAins To commence at u O'Clock
ne pubic ale invited 10 stsna OIL III