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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW York, Oct 8.
Gen. Elijah Ward, candidate for Congress In
the lth district, Was assaulted, SATURDAY after,
noon, in Broadway by L. b. Hart, Surveyor OF
the Port with bludgeOn. but was not seriously
hurt
Col. Y. o. Halsted, President OF the Metropol-
itan Bank, died yesterday.
The corvette PaWnee, with Minister McLane
sailed from Pensacola on the 9Th for Vera Cruz.
John COchrane has received the breckenridge
nomination for Congress in the IN District. Paul
p. Bradley has declined. Cochrane had previ-
Ously been nominated by Mozart Hall
The Bell and Everett men Of the Sd District
nominated Mr.. Hewitt for Congress.
The GangevOrt steam planning mill, Washing
ton street, was burned Saturday night Loss
Sle 900; partly insured.
Francis Duly. a Deputy Sheriff, Is under arrest
for the attempted murder Of JAS. L. DOTland, of
Brooklyn.
Peter HasbrOOk was dangerously burned In at
tempting TO eXtinguish fire In LightbOdys Ink
Mandatory, Sixty first street, on Sunday
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SALEAPURSTANT


GHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
- to the command Of AN order OF sale issued from
tue Court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOga County, at
the suit of Frederick Mead and Others plaintiffs,
against Orison CathAn, defendant, TO me directed
shall offer for sale az public suction At the door OF the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland, in said county,
on the 20th day OF October, ls6O at z O'Clock p N,
the following described lands and tenements, to wit:
LIST. Situate in the township Of orange, CuyahOga
county, Ohio, known as 40 acres IN lot 4, tract 2
bounded north by the north hne OF said lots west by
the east line Of 50 Of land decided by o. CathHu
and wife to Isaac Luce; south BY the south line Of
said lot 4; east by line far enough east from said
Luce line 10 contain 40 acres. Appraised at $500.
I'd. Situate in Orange township Cuyahoga county,
Ohio: being in tract q lot l. bounded east aHd north
by lot lines OF lot l. south by land sold TO A. o. Gard
ner; and west by line so far west make 81 and
56-IOO acres. Appraised at $50.
Cd Situate in the township Of Orange in the coun-
ty of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio and is bounded as
follows, and known as the east part OF the west one
hundred acres lot No. 2 in tract 2 and is known
a. all that part Of said hundred lying east
the centre Of the present Travelled road, running
north and south through said hundred acres, and to
contain sixty 7l0 acres being the same land
Veyed by SeTenus and Jane Burnett to Orison Cath
an October 18th, 1850 vol So, pages 50 and 60 Ap-
An. Thes e. corner Of sub lot No. 49, Graves al
lotment in the village Of Chagrin Falls, Cuyahga
county, Ohio, and is 50 feet front and 42z feet deep
and corner Of Main and River streets Appraised
5fh Part Of sub lot 1876 in the Graves allotment in
the village of Cbagrin Falls county Of CuyahOga and
State of Ohio and is the south part Of 61 feet in N
L. corner OF said lot, being 50 ieet front West
street. and IlO feet deep. Appraised at $3.50.
9th Also part of said sub lot l36 IN ssid Graves
allotment being west part OF IN feet IN s. y. cor
ner OF said lot and is 50 feet front River street. and
IO2 6-l2 feet deep. Appraised at 500.
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams CanheldY Plffs Atty's. sept20;3O5
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Transportation.

1860. THE 1860
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
$50. WILL, DURING THE
a f1Ulk present season, run their well known
- and popular line Of FIRST GLASS
0 Screw Steamers regularly between
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8alEaifinEs.
HEAR wHAr rHz PEoFLr lAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HId
PHREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In our families with the most satisfactory results, Gnd
having fill confidence In their genuinenesa, purity.
and efficacy, cheeriully recommend them 70 all per
song who wish 70 have sale, reliable, and eeaGnua
rsnIedjes Al hand for private or domestic use.
The Rev Wm- HosmsE, editor Of " The Northern
Tndepepdent" =" Auburn n. the Rev. 3. X Crss
asv b d Rector Of g. Peters Church, Auburn, n :
~ Rev. B. I. Ives, OhaPlain Of De Auburn staie
Prison the Rev. Spencer ~ Rice, Rector, New Bel
ford, Mas the Rev. Allen steeisl ess -forA -
fsrsnce. ths Rev Samuel NichOls Easrffenesee Con
ference N Y. Ire Rev. P. 8 Pratt, Dorset, " tle
Rev. John Robe, Buffalo A. G. Hnri tsq ii'a
NY: ne Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne ne lion
Schuyler Coiaz, South Bend I'D NE hop ,Ieoft ts
tbe aObi5 STATE Journal I" Columbus, Ohio The hon
r. Il. Graham, Moline, III the Hon Thomas :
Chase, Monticello Fa- the Hon. yosele BeheaiJ5 a
Utica, n y; WIN. Bristol, ESQ uhca, y T. p
Pond Fs1 btica. n. r. james Piunkett, Esq, Nash
a Ne
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WASHINGTON lIATTERs.


The Postmaster General has issued an order
that after the lst Of November all unpaid letters
will be sent to the dead letter Office, the practice
Of notifying the writer thereof not having had
the desired effect Of preventing their accumula-
tiOn.
The revenue cutter Harriet Lane returned last
night, and left this morning for New York.
Numerous and urgent but Intellectual appliea-
tons have been made for the further postpone
ment Of the Minnesota land sales, on the ground
that the settlers are unable 70 make payments for
pre-empti0n claims within the prescribed time
According TO an official statement Of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior, the pre-emptors will ineyi-
taby lose their lands II sold and paid for by 9th
er parties. But if not sold they would, under the
declaratOry notices of the settlers, have the ben
eft Of years credit, allowed by law on paying
for lands thus become subject to private entry
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Last Nights Report.
THE NEW 1IEXICAN lIAIL.

INDEPBNDENCE5 Oct s.
The New Mexican mail, with dates to the 24th
ult., arrived this evening.
The preparations for a campaign against the
Indians have not intimidated them They went
into Fort FauntlerOy short time ago and run
OF eighty head of cattle belonging 10 ID. +. Con-
nelly.
The volunteers for the war against the Nava-
joss have marched for the place Of rendezvous
The election for members Of the House of Rep
resentatiyes passed of quietly J. A. Hubbell
was elected 10 hl the vacancy of Judge, Ocea-
stoned by the resignation Of Judge Baird.
No news from the Plains. But few Indians
seen, and they were friendly.
A large Bell and Everett meeting was held in
this city to-day, and at this time some three hun
= dred torch bearers with music, &C. are parading
the streets. A. W. DOniphan and ThOs. p. Akers
are the principal speakers.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

The schooner Pacahontas has arrived from
Vera Cruz with dates to the 18th ult.
Senior Mata arrived ct Vera Cruz on the l4th.
The whole subject in regard TO the condemns
ferred 70 Madrid.
The Spanish Minister had been advised TO con-
ciliate the Juarez Government
The Liberals were everywhere successful, and
were hopeful Of taking the Capital
The English Minister had proposed TO mediate
for peace, but his proposition was rejected
lflramon was at the Capital with II 900 men.
The Liberal headquarters were still at Quare-
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FIRE.
Bosros, Oct. 8.

The burning Of the Globe Locomotive Works,
Saturday night, in South Boston, will seriously
delay the machinery intended for the HOOsic
Tunnel.
post once law Offices, &c, took fire last night,
when an explosion Of camphene or gun powder
badly injured four fiFemen, but not fatally. The
building was saved, though the occupants were
considerably damaged by fire and water
Mail trains are soon to be run between New
York and Boston, leaving each city at 8 p. NJ,
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Cleveland, O., Sept. "A, ls6O. :
CUSAN Z. sMALLEY is HERE

SUSAN h. SMALLEY Is HERE
~ BY notified that On the Sth day Of September,
loOO, James L. Newman hledL petition against her
IL the Court VI Common Pleas Of CuyHhOga county,
OhiO the object and prayer Of which petition Is 10
SUBJECT " sale by Orer vi Court, the following prem
ses, situate ia tine City of Cleveland county Of Guy
ahOga, and State VI Ohio, and is known part Of
sub lot No. S3 in Benedict q Roots allotment Of
part Of original lots MS 4S and 49, aud is bounded
follows, TO Wiz NOrtherly by sub lOI No. J4; eastery
by alley; westerly by Birch street; and sDuthery
by line drawn from the easterly line Of Birch street,
and p feet sOutheTly from the north corner Of
said sub lot No. 3 and parallel with the north line
said sub lot No 3 easterly So feet: thence right
angles with this line south ieet; thence eastery
ut right angles with the last line feet; thence
nOrthery at right angles with last ne2 1eeti thence
easteriy at right angles with east line and parallel
with the north line VI said sub lot No. 3 70 said al
ley and which sale Is asked Tor under mortgage
executed thereon by said susan b. 6lnallsy TO SAID
James l. Newman, dated February 22d, 1855, and re-
corded in book 70, page 5, of UuyahOga County Re
cords, and was given 10 secure the payment VI the
four prOmissOry notes Of said susan r. Of that date
Tor Sg3 5OlUO, payable April 18th, 1885; for
Syl 6s-lUU, payable January 2gth, 1859; Tor Sgl
06-lUO, payable January Zyth, lgO, anu fOr Syl
66-lOO, payable January 18th, e6lB with interest,"
That Judgment viii be taken thereon for the sum OF
600 5UlUU with interest from February I'D, 1855 SAID
susan l. is notified to answer said petition Ur be-
fore November 4th, 1850.
l.. PRENTISS, Pitts Atty.
September 10th, I665:30
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THE REMAINS OF GOV. WILLARD.

IRDIANAPoLIs, Der. 8.
The Committee Ofcitizens from this place, with
the remains Of Gov Willard, arrived yesterday
morning on a special train from Chicago, accom-
panied by Gov. Ramsey ex U. s.. Senator Rice,
Aal- Cnllir, VIM Cochran, Hon. VIM BOwles
ana LADY, Of Aiun., they were met at the
depot oy the military companies Of this city and
Large number Of citizens who received the re-
mains and conyeyed them TO the Executive Man
sion5 Where they remained during yesterday and
this morning, and will be taken "a the Sansts
Chamber this afternoon, when they viii he An
state IN charge Of the Military until W ednesdsv
moruing, from whence the hnal funeral ceremo
nies at this city viii take place, and the remains
will be taken 70 New Albany under an escort az
military and citizens, for intermeHt Minute
guns were fred on the arrival OF the cars. yester
day morning and during the march 10 the Exec
utiTe Mansion
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. I.
The returns from the Florida election come in
slowly and the result is uncertain.
The Quincy (Fla.) Republican says that the
people at Galveston, Liberty, Jackson and Wash
ington counties are organizing force to operate
against a band of desperadOes who are commit
ting Outrages in Calhoun county. Many murders
have been committed in Jackson county. The
miiitia has been called ont
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Meaieines. q
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
III MEN.-Rssd notices in the Tribuns since Dee.


HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
III AMEN.-Rssd notices in the Tribune since Dee.
From his Excellsncy JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
erlor Of kloridai and member Of the 2. s. ssnats:
siEor upward Of twenty-five years I Eag AFFLICTED
with disease IN ny family which the best medicine
and surgical talent In the country faisd 70 cure, but
which Yielded in most satisfactory manner 70 the
GFasisnberg Rsmedes- consciantiouslY advice their
n18. JAS. ID. WESICOIH.
NV LOlE, February, 1859.
Dr.. J. u. BEIDqE-Dear Sir. Sons two years 40
A. intimate female friend had bsen suffering from
failinF OF the womb, whites and dsrangsd msngtru-
atiou together with the attending sympfoms -
Clearly described IN your adTertisemsnf8 ana pam
phlet6 She had the Vary best medical skill IN THIS
city an entirely pro5trated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her hie might possibly ba
PROLONGED little longer undNr the most iudicious
treatment. For two weeks alter that she continued
to sink. when came into your ONCE at the Grae-
fsnberT Msdfcai Institute and related her symp-
toms As you was confident Of the GraslenberF
Marshals CathOcou, in relieving her, she di8char-
Cd all the physicians and tried IT, though doubling
". ProTidsutially it relieved her quickly and hFa
bottles entirely cured since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrence q the
plaintt and she i8 as strong active and healthy
when young girl SAo. y. bai9GS
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poNy EyPRRss ARRIVED.

ST. JOsEPH, Oct. D.
The Poney Expr1rs, v lth California dates TO the
sch ult arrived here last night.
san francisco. Sept. 2tth.-A IRE occurred at Pa
checo Contra Costa county, the 2itn, destroying
nearly S2Q,u0O worth OF property,
There 4 no new feature In the political canvass.
The Slate Fair az Sacramento has proved great
success.
over iooO head Of blooded stock we're placed on sx.
hibitlun for premiumH
The mining accounts from Carson Valley as well
as from the New Coze silver mines near 0rVens Lake
are encouraging.
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GREAT EASTERN

Now I've time, and Will tell you,
All about my recent trip,
On the railroad, down 20 Gotham,
To see ths great steam Ship.
First IN tell you OF my reception,
For, with the Embas sadors from Japan,
STOPPED At house on broadway,
Called the Metropolitan.
when I entered this great Hotel,
A gentleman must polite ..
In our book, your name please write
Then made my mark upon their book,
In manner no ways smali said
When the smiling Clerk behind the counter
"YOu'rs from lsaao's Union HallP
I assured him had the pleasure,
or haiinE from that spot;
Says no, ,,,@y friend we're iell tonight
SO you'll have 10 take cot.
Then he showed me In the parlor,
To q soft and dOWny cot, ..r
And with regrets, assured me,
Next day they'd change my lot.
Next day they changed It truly
OF their friendship as proof,
They placed me ip The highest loom
They had beneath the roof
When got down stairs Unee mors
As / am rather fat,
told the Olerk colld not climb
SO many stairs as that.
The Leland took me by the hand,
Says he, 'my clever feller,
Ifyou re not used TO getting bi2hs
Wen put you in the cellar"
told him was satisfied
With anything he'd do,
But iflt was the same TO him
I'D stop between the two.
Then they made me quite contsnted;
Aud IN say to every nan,
When next you visit New York City
Stop at-the Metropolitan.
But in telling of my reception,
/ have let the subject slip,
lmust now tell you all about
Ny visit to the Ship.
The Ship was anchored In the stream,
And climbed up ladder Of ropes,
But when the ladies went on board,
They showed no little hoops.
Everything about the Ship
Was on q scale extremely large,
Even the price paid for seeing her
For dollar was the charge.
The ship was very dirty
They had not prepared at all,
For visit from the Proprietor
OF ISAACs UNION HALL.
Then LEFT the Ship disguised,
And bought my Stock for Fall,
And can now supply with CLOTHING
All that visit UNION HALL.
Ra- have now the largest and best Stock Of Fal
and Winter Clothing for Men and Boys wear in the
city. Purchasers at Wholesale and Retail are tnVi
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale of Singers celebrated
SEWING Ma CHIMES
AND
STORR'S AUT0MAT0N PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOK OUF FOR THE GIANTS. -
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OGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
OsWEGO AND THE UPPER LAKES.

Forming daily Line for Cleveland, Sandnsky, T
ledO, and Detroit, and Tri-Weekly Line TO al
from
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SHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command OF writ of VenditiOni Expo
issued from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuya-
hOg6 county, the suit OF >. Ladd plaint, against
John W. Phillips, defendant TO me directed, shall
Oter fer sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House in the city Cleveland, in said county,
the 2gth day Of October, l56U, al O'Clock r. M,
the following described lands and tenementB To wit
All that piece parcel Of land situate, lying and
being in the city OF Cleveland, county Of Cuyahga,
State OF Ohio, and Is known part OF that portion
OF ten acre lots numbers % aud 2y purchased by
Richard Bury Of Philo Scoville, and is bounded
follows, beginning on the sOutheastery line Of said
and, bought as aforesaid, eight rods northeastery
said lne from the corner Of Elisha IaylO land5
thence said line two rods; thence at right angles
with said line one hundred and TWO feet to Parknan
Alley; thence westerly on said alley about forty
three feet; thence by line al right angles with the
rst mentioned line enc hundred aud thirty feet TO
the place Of beginning, being lot three in said Bury
subdivision and allotment be the same more or less
Appraised at $50, d. l.. MlGHIMAN,
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THE PRINCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s,
The Prince Is expected to arrive here at 4-2O z.
n tomorrow. The reception al the depot will
be strictly private Mayor Henry and British
Consul COurtright receiving him at the cars
The Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad have
made proper arrangements for running special
train Immediately on his arrival, the Prince
will be conducted to his private apartments at
the Continental. The next morning he will re-
ceiys visitors in the afternoon attend the races At
Opera.
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BUFFALO nlARKEr-csT. 8.

THI IELEUIAFUI
FLOUR-Steady and in fair demand. Sales 1900
bbls st Ss,S795O0 for extra state Canada and Wis
cOnsini $5,OQ05, 30 fer extra Michigan, Indiana and
Ohio; S5,7st96,25 fsr double extra
WHEA1t-Closed shade dr1ner. Sales l6,0Ol bush
No. Chicago srriRg at 81 O5; 1900 busa No. Nil
Waukee club at Sl,029l s09z 1900 bush white Ohio
at 81 ,Zl@lZ2
CORRI;steady and in fair demand. Sales are
5000 bush at 55955kc
No sales Of other grains.
SkE--NOminhl at q fc
CANAL FRFIGHTS-62c on -four l7e on
wheat; Ice on corn 70 New York.
LAKE ELMPORTS-l3, bblF lour; 9O9, ,OOg bush
wheat; ZIG 90 bush cOrn 400 bush OATS 2OOO bush
barley. ..rr
CANAL EKPORTs-gOOO bbls hour; los, bus
wheat; 1900 bu corn.
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COMMERCIAL
CLEYRI.ANp nrARKET-OCT. 8.

CLEVELAND MARKET-OCT. s.
WHEAT-saies car red at Sill On track, aud I
ear white al Sl,sO. .as s-s-
FLOUR-sals 500 bbls red wheat double extra at
S5,2B.
CORN-Quiot at 4sG49c
OATS-Dull and lower Sales cars at 25c.
BUTTER-sale small lot choice Western Re.
serve at Ice.
RGGS-s Steady al lSc.
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OsWEGO hIARKET-OCr. 5.

FLOUR-Fl0ur steady with moderate demGrd
~ the interior and easeern trade sales 600 bhls az
rs for extra slfil.
NHEAT-Flrm Sales 2Oaa bush Milwaukee
club ~ 10; 6O0 IVA Indiana at 81 t2a; 9O do, aud
~ 900 bush whito Canada aud 7OOo bush No. Chca-
&C. spring on private terms
CORk-Dull a. Sic.
OATS-Quiet,
BkRLEY-Dul Sales GOO bush upper lake
Canadian az T5c.
Other grains quiet
CANAL FliRIGHTS-Flour ssc; Wheat lie;
Corn lOk TO New York.
LAKE IRIP0RTS-,Flour 7ss bblsi Wheat0s,sO
bush; Barley 70 80 bush
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geaal Aatiees.
NTARY FENNER rs HERERY

1N1 notified that on the 18th day Of September,
lou Asahe u. tenner filed his petition In the once
Of the CLERK Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
hoga county, the object and prayer Of which petition
IL TO obtain divorce by him from said Mary. Said
petition alleges as the ground for said divorce that
said Mary has been guilty Of gross neglect Of duty
for more than three years last past towards the plain
tim Tbs defendant IL notified that dispositions will
be taken In this case by the plaintiff the 10th day
Of fQetober 1850, between the hours Of eight o'clock
A. M, and 10 o'clock =. NJ, At the oflca Of jerks
Mory, In the township Of koyRlton in the county Of
Fulton State Of Ohio, and continue IRON day 70 day
/. PREETIss, PlTs Atty.
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8aa 8uaas.

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
AIT Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Col umbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Hrie, and CleVe-
lan,l Pittsburgh Railroads.
AT solon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c
As MRntua, with hacks for Ravenna, 40.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks 70 Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, Canfeld, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence by P. +.
v. : :, OHAs. L. RHODES, sup't.
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UNION MEETING.

NEW Y0RK, Oct. s.
The Union meeting At Cooper Institute this eve
ming was attended BY 900 people.
-four meetings assembled outside with bands Of
music, and tie square was liz up.
There Was considerable enthusiasm, and speeches
were made by Ex-Gov. Seymour, James A. DiE and
Others. ~
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/. PRENTIss, PlTs Att'y.
CHERIFFIS SSALR-BY YIRTUE

~ ofA writ Of Venditoni Ex ponas issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at the
suit o Augustus buler, ct, al, plantitis, against
John Davidson defendant, shall offer for sale at
public auction At the door Vi the Court House. in
city VI Cleveland, In said county, the nth day Of
October, l6bO a. 20cock Z. NJ, Of said day the fol-
lowing described real estate wit: one thlrd part
In common Of the following described lands and ten
euenisi To wiz original lot No. (29Ol two hundred
and ninety in heWburgh township, CuahOga county,
ohio, bounded north. west and south By the original
lot lnUs AMI there being two lines the east side,
and the more westerly VI said two Lines Is made the
eastern boundary, supposed to contain one hundred
acres ofland. Appraised At 8, ,e57
10. l.. WlGhTMAh, Sheriff.
]. Z. InRerson, Pit rs Any. aapn:9Ol
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PHILAnELPHIA, Oct, 8
There will be no change Of candidates % the ID
Conversational District, John Broedhead, the Demo-
cratic candidate, not having WliharuWn as reportea