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Nnnsyisshh Election----Frenonts
Chances Of Success. -

ClaucSS OF SuCceSS. ~
In tHsststs ELECTION in Psnnsy1vania,
which = k1ed on the same day with ours,
It iAweu SkneNn that the Fillmore nien
aadsFsemouters are;uniteds two ofthe can
didates being Fillmore men and one Fre-
mont man. Both thess parties are exert-
ing themselves to the utmost to. defeat
the Democrats. Whether they will sues
ceed.er,nptsvs regard as a1matter ofsome
aonbisz Batsifahpy saoaid it ia no indis
cssioa4 4hat cBdchananp viii not carry the
st.ts " an ossrwheimiing majority ip
November. y5sosI5eE o9sa.a9 Bse ssty
The. Fremont aleneharss no, electoral
tiekssEipahat State sial.iioagha iti'is but
foar.sesks santa the prssi'isn.ial election.
Thess arg sarioqsa Ia conjeetnrss is @ as 81 70 what
will be the State ofspartiesq qtasre afser the
st.sse,eetiea = ouneyof ,hs lI'rsniOutsrs
havesbesa elaiihiag that inasmaea az sew
eral 5Efhs FiilMofo electors a.ad declared
~
for Fremont sllet - tAss Two oppOsslalio pc sly = fac
iions lEpnld I. nuits 8oa itAs lslsstersl ticket
fsrmeds dshyathez EiHmsne eonyentiona A
recent letter, however, from n On. ANDREW
s,eWsrstosa friend ia rssil,ia, states that
tho Frenohhlcrs Nave tfecn siricksa of the
electoral ticket and re.iasle Fillmore mep
substitptsd ,usmss4E Q akoi- Ya7Ezs
Ot5ess sayakhas the, ,aEreinoEfsrs msa
vote shs4sllmorsaelce .fsl tffcses III Or
der sszeaFFyf The sialssa inst Buchanan -
If poisIb lI Ihis pEIaas pEIafas Is iss5tspi aslapisa u
giyesnp. The lass bore ofsleesiag sFfemont,
even kjsipg tEsns ail The other States thsy
claim, and even If it has tho effect 10
throw the elcc,isn inro the House, It is
given-iip Ii Il Fremont stands no rrhancSss =
.sifsesscs AS e2e $3.50 -.,s''. =. :
l.zssz "a div sE!e sab .; hsri.2
Stilarothsr ielsssgays that. tl'es Efgs
menteFs will hayc an aelecsasatascsis M
medissayaafeef thc:l5ta clres odatlz ,. ..sia,
their fssso f5ros ofi.s III s. IS s55af SIC vas s. j
n 7asZSIl a .a&siSs - ~ .e@ !. . (.
order iIfaI iils ss y s2ss s2ssfaaz safaaz'.ta Ssass'ESsi
might 5e more perfect. T.,s seems I" US
the most rafiaa4l-.c- -,,issiases es-sera'
rsasousrssfaa. a.szt-sso ptssess'f ss4ies'
suecesdsd sessprfo as, elm ii a tils
victefys e sf..es ssii di fssa zis. saul l
.t1ssltf - $3.50 So - - Il i
nakeEaMp M fssd ::sit9s. a!sss.sas f'ss'
moro. szhat Islaiesss D's,'re't 5caal 'essrr'
PenhssirahiaShincaSe ise,aee3ssS,aas even
HoraessU+easss s5la,,s@ 81 soalill
stand bsi aSi;@ s ssssas,e il s l,osttssa7 sstsl7 I
there 80 fssiss;.s ~, i.,ss tsos the sligas'
est dqphht!latslisr taDanE wiil iscarry tin
State .bysffsA At saasass.t 81 esiisE s'+s
Il may bc-rovs.isTs;i suicidal N II:
Erx.asnsSssasasx nj iiss ear sss sorisl ffiei1e q
nd snllsraN shfr ss,ss Of lie agS STATE fyi
81 81 *eas aSsa ssl tassss -
.nlsfses II S-iszssso -a'alcs - !
.s..s - eaz7fffT 7sef esk5<e
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BUCK AND .BRECK.

TIE esmeeting at Gillespie's school'house
DisEaeE To- ., Greer township, on Fri
DAY October lIlh, wiil be q U.ion meet
ing, Let. there he Q great turn 4 out,
Speakers viii be present. 81, 10 e1a7faS
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- s1ss-.S.ssss'
s'"cery party nutaJereI lat a5omt .jise
+4t.6asand Therefor, if the Free State
men should be defeated, ii will be clearly
the fault of the Abolition portion OF them
refusing to vote. Both parties hare Of
course, largely increased since the report
spoken of was made, but no sensible man
will claim that the increase has been such
as 10 give the preponderanee TO The pro-
slavery party. Look ont for hunlbugs
ParSOn Beecher e,fs EeaNss's Eft
His Interpretation auG sspin-
ion oft,
The Fremonters are Selling upon every
pretext that is suggested to relieve them
selves from the odium of having voted for
Dunn's bill. They feel that they are sink
ing under it--that it is more weight than
their wooliy horse can draw Their favor
ite dodge at present, is putting on it a
far-fetched and unauthorized construction.
to show that it does not mean what it says.
Rife Beecher the man who converted his
church into recruiting station to raise
rifles and ragamrffins to send to Kansas
to aid in keeping up the difficulties there
until after the election, gives his views of
its meaning, and he of course is good au.
thority among Fremonters. He takes the
view that any man of sense is compelled
to, namely, that it means just what it says
and nothing else. He says:
"Now, if those provisos do not consti-
tute political ipecac for the soul of an
ant-slavery man. then l much mistake the
basis of anti-slayery principles in him.
Look at them for a moment They ac-
knowledge that slavery can and does exist
in those Territories; that slaves can be
born upon that s,iI--that they can be
taken from thence to interminabie bond
age and labor on the rice swamps and
upon the gehenas of cotton at the sou,h
Aud, Furthermore, that they may Ice taken
to other Territories of the United States
thus implicitly admitting what every free
dom and constitutiou.loving man denie,
that slavery can exist in the Territories
under the constitution. IL effectualiy ig-
norss the old true doctrine that if slavery
has any existence whatever it has it by
positive slave law; and whore that private
code of might does not exist every man
leaps into life freeman, his freeman's
rights being the gift of the God VINO gave
him being. Another feature of these pro-
visions is found in their sanction of the
Fugitive Slave enactment of 1S50-a
code for the rendition of fngitives freu
slavery that is revolving to every Northern
and Western nature" y'z-'ss
As this hole is stopped up where will
they attempt to creep out next!
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T Horkheimer has just opened a
splendid lot Of goods: Call and examine
them. See advertisement, sssss grss
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Riots IN Baltimore.


A great amount of disorder and fight
ing in the latter part OF the day; pistols
and guus were freely,uscd. The fighting
III the in aud 9th Wards WAS partieu-
iarly severe; 4lmenkwere killed aud 20
wounded, along with the latter three chill
dren. -7oaoi! ieg .lslss -stl io - HHl'
u The returns are now coming in, Swami
the American candidate is undoubtedly
elected by heavy majority. Particulars
soon. &, a4ilH Tgese9sza golls7Jsl3 i39f9o
rs LATER - The. serious riot occurred at
between the adherents
OF Ii. new market ire Company Demo-
aerais, and she American club Rip Craps,
the former were driven from the Goth
Ward polls, aid proceeded to the Engine
House and arMad themselves with .mnskets
and pursued the Rip 1Raps tcthes market
Hsuse, where a general light took place,
with pistols and guns for q half hour 3
sasTweu.f more resoraless were wounded. -
Charles Isrsw.n, tsYaliers, Sparks and 9TH
er an NinssaI wera killed; txalorthroe were
dang,ssSnsly ysSeuadedos .t38shni 20 ..eS a
EssF .ss..yiEfrs s-re. 4fa 1sali
ss5h fas Frnnaters insqP Pittsburgh
are 4 ow iiilsisi ing thatsthe negroes should
have the right to vote SaIid tits also argued
that they should send their children to the
same schools with. the white children.
Amalgamation anst jintermarriage acome
next. We. aregetting aloug fast toward
this final consnmmation Of sflaegeo-phobia
The negrn parry hopes to asia lriio6a on
that i.latfofal. : But Iheiage stlIat time 1tlit
masses of the people s@itt be- qlioretfghay
ardusedstei The uiadneRs OF Abolisrenisnil
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tHcaH ae Burgbacker's Clothing
Store and see his new stock, He has
6nslet ef clothing fsasEs iasa @e
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Gen. Lane Kicking up Fuss in Me-.
braaka s>i

3
Wherever Lane and bis ragamunins 70.
they are sure to kick. up dust. No Soon
er they get out of Kansas, and out of
reach of O. S. troops, than they attempt
ed to bully and whip the editor Of the
Ne6raska News into a retraction of ear.
tain expressions, by which he most felicit..
ouSly described the character Of the ran.
|scaiiions. Zach man carrying 4 bowie.
hnife, revolver, pair or breeches. skirt
ana very don't-care-a-d-n expras.
oion'o OF eountehahce." There we're one
iiundred and fifty of them. The stews
'1nt oroaheis, the hospitals Of the East.
1cah iurnian thousands mere of just such
scaoay scufss, scapegoats, who will re-.
Joice III fancy .jaunt Ios Kansas.r---l
! ais was maHInS Tree pse.ef free press !.
but 1t Is not whit Worse than ahe Trib-.
une OF New New YORK and Chicago, .habitual-F
y use toward their vpnonsnts. 1t did.
uot suit the fancy gentiemen aforesaid. !,
because it was turacd upon them end wsa.
true, and hence thty resolve Is show their
regard for the liberty Of the press. by.
whipping the editor. Ne now, let. HIM
tell MS own story: gss
+ A CALL rKoM SOME oE Lanes MAN."or
THE HIGHEST REsrECTABILIrY., .,,-In the
afternoon we were engaged in our cfice.
when an individual carrying revolver.
&c. enteredsour Office, and inquired for
| the editor.sss We answered fof that gen.i
t,eman. Tbs revoiyer-ulm aforesaid then
asked US If we wrote certain asrticic
vhica he pointed out. We saidswe did.
lie said We nast retrsct; that We must,
! prohiise him that We would rctract. We
/ refuse Il To do 81. tN told him that ave
@iShed no conversation with Aiia whatever.
Re .hcn s,su: atsfe sxi:.!l ;Ass. sosasss wiispel
you @ili iiase ~ retracs,r or soiariiiii.g 10
tha' eHscij y skereagea aeaWtisai0 the Of
acc door, and saw tea os dozen men.
! lnousted and armed; then, having I : arms riS.a
es any kIad abtift sus,s aau seeing twelve
iien all armed aud ready TO lake Us, AMI
try and compel us.to resrac5 VIZ exercised
oar icSS and escaped Nsis
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Where tie Honey Genes Prom.

HAeTe tie Honey Genes From.
The Black Republicans are spendinr
immense srns of money alI ever ths coun-
Try for eieetioneeriug purposes. They
have one hnrdred dollars to either Of the
oliier parties ten. Inasinuch. az the
wealthy snd menied CLASSES are generally
opposed TO the cong!ouina,ion Of isms.
known as Black Repubiicsnism, it il .
query with sune where they obtain their
lavish funds. We believe IT comes from
across the Atlantic-from English Abo-
iilioasts and European despots, Who are
desirons of breaking up tho Union, and
creating bitter fsld between the Nertns
and the South. 1914 e ~ elsa %
Nearly the whole press of Europe u
warmly for Fremont, and it is charged ia
England that the British Government
has subscribed from the Secret Services
FundIanlimmense sum to aid tkeir friends.
The Black Republican disunionists, sf A..
merica.-Eagsarer. q zsssslsssss sei =
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r. See Mr Rurghbacher's advertise.
ness for journeyman Shoemaker Sc.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON.

"a s48S saiJ "a .fezs izssSA sRsi dAti sssl
IS x4.fsYee .ss..si saflo a1sgsos esd 40 hssse.
,...,, .assfs. u Ny. ks<s0q ss.fssssss iSssss'
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il -fE ReStteny Il Ward Politician,
Beee -ef is faisd d, With with sore shfoat.'
brought on by excessive spcaatng, at ke;-
publican meetings. -.
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"a z ] - .aoaaaI hsilliVf /
.s7s.i i,asI1 & "a .,sps .gsvsa .soI
.a5s-ss.sx sss.itf,t ii .stffAil E3E7sfl j
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By JosrFs Hrsr.As. Aseuopeer
"WEDNESDAY. AprilZ a. lOA o clock q "a, q

w tbe eorsr Of 0raDd.r an LessrIst bef~sea Ys.sa
ard A'isnte-a, is8s AID s-n'Ts ss.ortnsns rsre,
P,iD 70 Bru--.. sd inErsa C.rrt@ on Cloths vs'vrt
lafre a5cgsny >rvt-ry slt B>skc>a
v..rt co win.sev CErAns aid drtEres Cst>aDg,ss On
TUESDAY g.
lursdistey .f-E he a6Sv-. a. oelcsk m, AZ 10 IN
,-nsror Lar smiths, The Carpe,s tozgHo1i .ee aoos.
Is erreeEt orer eor.siaE q vesvsi tspesty fasf so
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CENFCA COLLEGIATE INSTlTUTE.-Ihs
- Seminary. iste OvS Academy VII oonn@Se- u. 'ptlN
Term vEDhySDAT, APrh - ana viii e'nn'1s 'af'@e'
weeks ,--..,.-I
IN p.-er, nanif pup. Ia tbs Seminar, IL one hundrss
and esghty Tbs BO.d ~ Teachers eonn Of eisa' p>~
f,rr gslteu-n and four l.i@. l-tFuet0n thofoasl ,A1
sys,sfnste Prof Gl-t viii ooniiGrs h' becures o6e
aud Pfoi Chicsefins ~H
Ieour On and Geology core 1eek
Gas Of Te.rher, vii be formed -1oh VII De ppm
t..nty t~ons who 10 The 'cenre and 81 o.
ks ADD IN ordinary bsnehes Of ru1J sasht
til tckOoi. free Of charge ,,-,.- -
expected youns aides from abroad viii board N ts9
Instute Which /. arranged 20 accommodate nearly ons nun
dr,d r@rsofs The otabe OF this s3nce .cconmofae 40
rer.os each provided With beds 4nd oner sr's,
e-s.sry occupabey With the exception OF beaaihs Ani
Napkins. -,
7uilu rsysbe 10 sty,noe Is and 80 and - per 's,n
for tie Piano F9fte Il - ~ i9 rfeHoa ger
mar L. a. fr P.nting Drsvins sc usual pfcea Board
~ = T-rsoeh C.t1ios vii - sent 70 f-2|s
ms l. AITiy nav A'l'' ""'"'"
HaLsTY SANFORD Secretary
OVID March y. lss
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HEsEY II. LEEDS. Auctioheer.
"ENRY H. LEEDS " Co. will sell by auction

HENRY II. LEEDS. Auotoneer.
HENRY II. LEEDS " Co. will sell by auction
Broad~ tho most eosty collection Of PICTURES,
sTATUARY and PARL.OR FURNITURE, the property Of
gentleman removed TO ne country every s6Ie selected V
aid TO Be- sod without reserve, ~S.:
The celebrated Painting By Dubufe representing 81 John ia
the Wilderness full size coet szo was sent TO ns codaJ
several BY the artist and exhibited IN this city
One Of the superb pictures offered in this city bJ
Two beautiful Pictures, painted by Joseph verne repre-
seuns Snow Scene Ia the Pyrenees and Town on Fre
These purchased from the collection Of Joseph
Bonapsrte, Of Bordent0wn
Two suiu Interiors Candle Light Scenes purchased from
the artist painted BY GroUtvelt
hawk upon With Landscape pareaed at the sale u
Joserh BonAparte.
Tsemachus the band OF Calypso, purchased IN Europe
1wo beautiful Landscapes by De Kock purchased at the
King Of Hollands sale for tue present. owner.
SIX suI-rb Pictures enaneled on porcelain iasn Scene
By r. Detwrek, bought AZ the sale N Joseph bonePaei
Laughing aud Crying Children. painted BY Raphael Mengs
well known; and Cseb's Pictures.
superb Msdoa artist unknown purchased al tho same sa
Two English LANDSCAPES. ditto
Two Fighting Boys. ditto.
Al-o .veral .uperb Paintings Copper Fish piece b.
Roife; Fruit pieces, &c ,
Stuary-fhe Three Cruces. large size. in pure marble
carved BY TbOrw sdsen and beautiful carved Pedestal OF
Larse Statue-Am0ur Diidente by SOnerani, with solid
Marble Pedestal.
CurA. Struggling br tho Hea-ExquisiteIy carved with
Pedestal OF Lisbon marble.
Furliurt-R,cA - dalton velvet Carpets entirely ne w. laid
down Fall sUpe carved Rosewood PiaDofpre mse 20
order b, StOddsd with lear keys 200 Psor Suites in
richly csIyed ro-ewo covered with most costly silk macon
ard gold silk orUede msds oy tue foreman OF banionne TO
order consisting u sofas Arm and Psor Chairs, Oomaus,
Ola 4ixla wi corces G. uscn Ved sad st carved
Re5ewood Center Table. Velvet Carpets. Sc
The sbo examined any day previous To the s.ls,
with tickets OF adsn only which can be had on application
O Store, No 10 NaAsau-st.
Connossers DESTROYS of getting very high
esss Pictures aud Sta usry have opportunity Of
gratifying their taste.
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WEST CORNWALL INSTITUTE-AF FAN.
w lily BOARDING SCHOOL fOf BOfS.-1hs Pnls
cf. esents the follow iBduoena 20 Parents ami Jus
AN viz retired location favorable 10 health and sudr
good table good rooms rod tache easant s1d asee
me rgeiber with hooet purpose 10 f'harse ahiu
all tho var-d pertaining TO the dgcston a y"ath As
B,r.,i1.r Of the ft stated .ove s Invited Bookkeeping
and Commercial Arithmetic thoryuEhy iaufht by IrsceA
liz sd no e CIrcuIsr. e.n be bad TyfSON PHISSEY5,
NOAH X HAIR G. Principal.
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COUNTRY HOUSE for sALE-In the village

COUNTRY HOUSE Tor SALE-Ih Tue vlIIago
~ Of Flushing DIVE Hing house In the lasn style built very
thoroughly in 1854 for the aid furnished with every
modern OF furnace bathroom water closet laun
dry II drawing room, HbIary, dnngroou
eyo goorns and kitchen above ground Each sleep
furnished with two venple register opening INTO
shst with the kitchen chimney Tbs grounds are
dcdu0s bnd evergreen trees ana shrubs and
the eaTden with TAo vicinity OF Flushing TO- New
YORK CITY il accessible BY railroad loss than hour Its Get
braed schools and gardens its beatnes AID tho beauty oil
It, reader this house desirable for say one
Who shes . pleasant country rCsidence Apply 20
]. B. PARSONS. No. - Wallet, bssemont
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~ Yokers one mile from Bronxyle Station eighteen miles
from New under the highest s'e OF cu
walton amply stocked with superior fruit ornamental and
trees Rrape vines The improvements consist OF
new wostoy Cottage with addition Conservatory and
III. sr2et and Lawns are b. laid and water from
En- suruR introduced into House and BAN, and would
supply fountain. u be 10 be APPRECIATED
and vii DO cold at q sacrifice.
mo Iss) A j. BLHECKER Co, No Brosd-st-
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A. G. TUT7Ly Auctioneer.
Office No. 81 Broadway.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Il PIANO. &C. VI family leaving the city.
A. 4. q TILE will sell THURSDAY, April s, 81 lOi
o'clock large house No l8 Prince neral
OF household Furniture including Pisnogort
brussels AID Ingram aIfets china Glass aud Plated Wares
Ma tie Ornaments Beds Bedding, Linen &c. Also,
of Kitchen Utensils. with Which the sale viii com
The whole being the property VI iiy leaving the
city.
ferms and deposits required in sl Catalogues on
the morning Of sale.
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B. A. CtILTos. Auofioneer. -
DRICK COTTAGE RESIDENCE, win l"
ID ion, on the 6iasv-COLE CHiLTOS Will set 81
.oc,ip % TUESDAY April l. 1856. a. y oeek {" tae Ass'
chants, ErckaDEe the tWOsfOy dsube ercE Co,1se h9ae
xith Lot a feet u iches By lOt ieet Deep
Nos en- AID rs stusv the se~ sde bei~een so Ald ga
sts The fOuss BY ~ fesf vita erienson 10 ey , eos'
m built AID coutans - roou tiichen asd 9shfOOn oaS
b. rsI,Ies rotol water COURTYARD VITA siape-',s
..bbsry ke- FOr full p.rticui'' All ios As esyJ a. '
&c Of he Anet.nneeTs. 80. - taAsaa It lnol
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MIR YATOs- COMMERCIAL BOARDING

DIAMOND COLLEGIATE EbTIIU III i9f
= YOUNG LADIES CARMEL, Putnam Co y - r
PRATT and T. 6. SEYMOUR, Pnntp~4s -Ise ~ ~
sonth. Tsrns-Bosrt and Triion IN 50 pr du.r'e' ~.
&C. sl0; Hoderb Languages, %; Drawinf % r'"
Pof cres., oo.ns a 4reui.rs ruisrsses'. h@ SisIe'
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/ CONVENIENT COUNTRY HOUSE, with

IA from two thirds Acres OF GROUND-The House IL
new oros filed in with bct has nine rooms aud seven
situated MY fprtyve ninD'e ride from New York
near Railroad depot Price low ard bp te cash required
J. C. SANDERS, No s kssEAust.
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5nrnitnre.
Builoing HlGieriais.

linguistic TILES-FOr Vestibules, Halls,
IL HEARTS, Dining rooms, Consery stories, &C. GARShIhs
CHINNEY-TOPS, l RAIN-PIPES, &c For sale BY . -
MILLER, COATES Il YOULE. No. 2s Pearl st.. NJ !.
DOOFS-ROOFS-R cheapest End
article for srine roofs is TAR ROOFING PAPxk,
hand and viii sel in srss s,ad
quantieies to snit purchasers
JAS T. DERRICKSON ace. Ne. So Beesrnan-s4
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LOR SALE LOW-One new four story English
j. basement HOUSE and LOT. No 10 LeJnsion-sy can't
be ,urra,se for style aud durability. and conveneuee all in
complete occupen;y luque the premises tor par
boulsrs
TOR SALE, or to LET-TWO COTTAGES,
on Staten Island, CenEeyle with Land or without
Ilcuire Of Dir CORIL, Port Richmond
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for sALE-

ID Al vbites.oDe L. L. Overlooking Fort Schuyler, East
kver and Sound Large Mansion House, Stables Ice hou-e.
Lawn slOpDg TO tie River One Of the most
locations found Accessible eight times day
by Flushing Rsrosd and BY Steamboats, from alton Market
AID Peer alp Also for sale few oboes VILLA SITES Al
il inns the above. Apply 10 WILLIAMS CUNNINGHAM,
No 1874 Fnltons, to DAVID = WILLIAMS, at Fuahins
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beautiful COUNTRY SEAT, with SO acres,

ID for SALE on EXCHANGE for city prOpeTty stda,ed
tie west basI Of Ceyusa Lake, miles from Ithaca L. All
kinds Of Fruit Trees The place Dwens qabgldos and
tculsTs inquire the Paper store, No 9 Grsnd-st where
plan OF place can DO seen Of THOMAS JONES on tho
ner
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Real Estate for Bale.

AT PRIVATE SALR-A FARM situated at
~ Wet Haekeusset ~ j. 13l miles from HoooE"' ara
mice above Bsetensset It contains about 70 ssts. I %
vhch h tlahe land balance wOOd AID meadow with b0We
Z5 Nv 30 feet deep with ag- Apple Orchsra so vhe
Other Yrrl,s tosether with los Of Farming Utensils fof
.. M Gai uTthes psrticssrs apply 70 ,s -, q nj, =.
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A Farm for SALE-About eighteen miles from

N New York snd from tho prcsent terminus OF Tue
bloro6eh Rsosd in County " J. Itcont4ns about
thirty Acres Land good Dwelling Wood Carriage House
and Barn Price low. Terips FOR further pallG-
lar, epplyfo JAMES woods no. -. Pesrst, OF 20 GEO
MERNIE No N FultoDst Executors Of A. b. BAif' do
esed
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Danting afaoemies.
1Jiauo-forIcs ann Musll.

CRFAT IMPROVEMENTS In PIANO
" FOKTES.-Messr, LIGHTE, NEWTON BIZ DbU
RVS No ~ Broome-st respectfully invite attention 70 the
PIANO FORTEs, constructed with the Patent ARCh
WREsT FLANK. which IL undoubtedly tbs most suo'ana-
Enforcement ever introduced this popular nstrument
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DIANOS to LtT.-An assortment of PIANOS,
both with and without the Rolian attach men 10 Let or
for ale on monthly PAYMENTS liberal INDUCEMENTS
offered Cal AZ the Wareroous OF I. Gilbert Co., No i9
B,oadnsy corner Of C.nAs II. L. MATHEWS
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A NJ Hssvn, Aactsouesr
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO.-prsdeSaie
I'D Rooms Ne IS P.r.row.
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IOYKERS COTTAGES aud GROUNDS for

i SALE on essy Terns-The House story Cottage.
CONTAINS 10 cellar Gil well finished aud st present
order The grounds about one acre are
beautifully laid with walks and ouau5ented with shade ana
fruit trees spess and sHubs and loses Of many varieties
IL subtsIts ard thoushoa, snd lie location IN
e&ceptiCUsbe Possession given required Apply %
c. c. GARDINER No. 100 Kutoa-si., New ! OK
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high BRlDGE.-For sale 81 acres of LAND
on the Wesicbester bank Of the Harlem Riy.y WITH
,utifn wood sof Va e wai.s with Rruit Water and
hne view ocnt uesghhossd eleven Inile.' drive
from the CIT, Hall sod halt nle trou Upper M.t,issai.
Dept Termssa.y. ELLIS POTTER No ~ Bto.dwuy
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DAVEN, BACON & Co., (successors to Bacon
IL Rsven Pisno Forte Manufacturer; Wareroom No IL
Gfsndst. Broadway. where full assortment OF nsr1
niepts exclusively Of manufacture. may be fousd
Warranted u respect