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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS M.
To be drawn in Baltimore, May 3lst, 1851.
70 Numbers and I6 Ballots.
CAPITAL S67 900 100 PRIZES of 90 500

Orders for Tickets, Shares or Packages in any
Of the above magnificent Schemes will meet will
prompt attention.
Communications confidential
ADDRESS +. NORRIS & Co. Managers.
BALTIMORE, MD.
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April "a, 1851.
in pursuance Of the "act legalizing and making
appropriations for such necessary objects as
nave been usually included1n the general appro-
priation bills without authority Of law, and to fix
and provide for certain incidental! expenses OF the
departments and Offices of the government. and
for other purposes" approved the Goth Of Au-
gust, 1912, sealed proposals will be received al
this office until 10 o'clock, a. M, on Monday,
the 26lh May next, for furnishing the following
articles of stationery for the use of the Senate,
each article to be Of the vsry best qualify, and TO be
approved by the Secretary, viz:
$50 reams cartridge paper, very tough, and
with very smooth surface; the size to be
81 in. by rs in, and to weigh not less
than 26 los. to the ream
500 do cartridge paper, very tough, and with
very smooth surface; the size to be ~
in. by "a in, and to weigh not less than
90 lbs to the ream
50 do white soft wrapping paper
100 do white single fiat cap paper, satin finish
do white double cap paper, satin finish, Of
the very best quality, to be cut and ruled
according to the sample at this Office
100 do white veil. cap paper, satin finish, faint
lined, OF the very best quality
so do white veil. cap paper, satin finish, Sec
ond quality, plain
80 do white veil. cap paper, satin finish, second
quality, faint-ined
100 do white 4to. post paper. highly glazed,
and hard calendered, gilt
800 do white Alto. post paper, highly glazed,
and hard calendered, gilt, faint-lined
80 do white Bath post paper, highly glazed,
and hard calendered, gilt
IS do white Bath post paper, highly glazed,
and hard calendered, gilt, faint-lined
50 do blue Alto. post paper, highly glazed, and
hard calendered, gilt, faint-Iined
5 do white Alto. post paper, satin finish, with
black border
100 do large size white note paper, satin finish,
gilt
100 do small size white note-paper, satin finish,
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CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY, Class 10,
To be drawn in Baltimore, May 8, 1851.
CAPT. AIS.
Sl6,3l2, Capital Prize, 90 Of So 0OO 10 Of 81 500
Tickets S5-tIalves 2 50-Quarters 25.
Certificate Of Package Of 26 whole tickets, $40 90
do do &c half tickets, IS 90
do do &c quarter tickets II so
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" G5 /, 800 renms Hat cap folding paper, white
b. the act approved June IL, ls44, the Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives is "dIrected to
cop6ne his purchases exclusively to articles the
growth and manufacture of the United States, pro.
yided the same can he procured Of such growth
and manufacture of suitable quality and al reason
able prices, upon as good terms MS to quality and
price as can he obtained OF foreign growth and
manufacture" preference will therefore be
given to the productions Of American industry
and persons making proposals to supply any
article will state whether the same is ofthe growth
and manufacture OF the United States.
The articles are to be delivered at the office OF
the clerk on or before the 18th day Of October
next, and to lie paid for as soon as the Committed
on Accounts shall audit the bill.
Each bidder, though he may desire 10 propose
for the whole OF the articles above enumerated
will be required to make separate and distinct pro-
posni for each class; and no proposal or paper EN-
bracing more than single class will be considered
Each proposal to be endorsed proposals for Case
No. ( Of stationery for HI. r.. u. s." and nd
dressed TO the undersigned. They will be free o.
postage.
Sufficient specimens of each class to accompany
the proposal marked with the name Of the bidder
and the number Of the class, according to thu
above advertisement.
The whole Of each article specified in the fore
going list will be deemed class, and the psrso'
Offering 70 furnish any class OF description Of ~
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class Is,
To be drawn in Baltimore, May 10, 1851,
70 numbers and IL ballots.
RICH CAPITALS.
$40 900, 1000, ~ 500, 49, 1856, 4 Of $4,000, of
$4,000 4 Of 500, 800 of 900
Tickets $l0-Haives S O0-Quarters $50.
Certificate of Package Of % whole tickets, $50 90
do do 26 half tickets, 80 90
do do 26 quarter tickets, 40 90
do do &c eighth tickets, ~ on
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Nav Osts,vs Nov G 1857
There IS only email quantity q cotton OF ring IA,
sales this morning t09 bales at afm prees ea4,
o. sugsr have been made az itsc for common Mb.
lasss 100 bids Rave been sod al 25te Nos pork "A
improved, aud quoted at slt rs sll 50 Lssa Is iuu
a. &C. tci prime bseea and lie for ksgs 900 oAgs
Bio dee SOLD at Sc. SIC Flour Il dul aud ul-
changed. Ctrn-l5 COO busa,E so!d az 4Oc lie Bicln
aides. lee lt &c. Shoulder SIC In wh!skey no
ding is soirg tut en- advsnte is ssked s;s.i.nr
exchange Is al P-eslium the latter choice sgas
tur Enishts Gull Cotton lie taken fer LlyesDoos
a. halfA penny.
NV ORLtANs. November 6. 1851
The total sses C coton 10 day have been 1000 bales
al cutsiee prices for clean which i this
eir.gt H.odiiDs We quote al Use Rice Is dull ant tas
ri;ck IS ircossirg
Nav osir,vs November :, 1851
Gotten is firm. The sars TO Jay were 5000 bslss at
G Cor strict miidiirg The weeks sales have been
2tCO bales The total receipts this por, have been
80 coo bales against 1855 COO bales NJ the period
S't ytw thes loos on mana y lso we baes, ayNnat
lttV,o tales last year Rice Ia dull, go tlerces soa
n5Aic.
mon1r, Nov :, 1851
The sales Ct cotton for the week have been 100 bales
The market IL firm. The stock hand h $50 baIes
srd the receipts continue light.
cH,nlYsroS No- 1851
Cotton Is active; 22oO bales scll to-dsy atGasHc
The market is hrn and tends decidedly urwa.5
ByrFAto. NovsEb-r 1851
The receipts o. the past twenty four hours have been
Il,gr $500 btls what, - go bushels corr, OS)oo
bushels Weston n,ur las been IN far demand, All
prices undergone change Sales, 90 bbts
hiClIgAn AZ 50 II 70 s. - Wbest-The inquiry has
teen gocd bit operations checked By the
u holders. 1900 bushels sold az &c fos white Ohio.
Corn ass been hsary, owing g. large receipts Sales
limited 70 CJo Bushels at acc f0g naked Western.
Atr,Sr. November :, 1851
Receipts since yesterday Flour, Is ooo bb.s wheat
eco tushels corn bushels barley O. 900 bushels
Fltu has been steady but net active There ha, been
fair milling demand for prime WHEAT 300 bushels
Geuesee sold At lPc. Germ in fair request sales boS
bushels mixed Western at 5Isc Bsrley--2iQo) bush
els changed hsBds, al e0c. for four r5vel oats
steady at G6iic. Hops sell AZ Csc.
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Maryland Election |.

B.LTIacrE, November :, 1851
The returns Of this city not all received yet. The
whole democratic delegate ticket is elected by from 300
10 SEQ majority All the other democratic candiiate
are elected by fiom 500 to $500 majority.
The democratic Comptroller will not have 500
crity In the city whilst the democratic can idates for
Lottery Commissioner and Commissioner of the Land
Once bare nearly 5000, and doubtless elected
Returns have been received (noluiing this city, Of
the election of twsnyfour deles stesthe Legislature
standing tventyone democrats and three wings being
democratic gain OF twelve thus far
BALTIMORE, November 7--P. NJ
The returns in the city not all received yet. The
dtmocta.ic majority the State ticket ranges from
eco to 5000. The whole den ocrstc tickst--Judges
Cerks Registers Legislature &cis elected in the city
by majority ranging from 500 TO 1000.
The returns from various counties indicate the
Of tie entire democratic State ticket The democrats
have gained twenty members in the House and will have
majority sufficient to control the Legislature joint
ballot The Senate will be whig By two three majority
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Apparent majority for Patterson (whig) ...... be7
Do. for Forsyth (whig) ........ I04
The above table will, Of course, be subject to
many changes in the amount Of the reported ma.
;orties; but We think the variations will be more
in favor Of the wings than of the democrats. We
regard the prospects Of Patterson better than those
Of Forsyth, he runs best Of the two in the West
ern counties generally, and has had the advantage
Of being voted for by the people, throughout the
state, for Lieutenant Governor in 1873 The con-
test, 1t will be SEEM is very close and doubtful, de-
pending much on the vste OF Delaware county,
which is mot yet fully ascertained. We have al
lowed democratic msjorities Of 800 for Wright
and Randall; but this may prove too high, as ap-
pears from the following telegraphic despatch -
Albany, November 7, 1851
Returns have been received from eleven towns in
crst) for Attorney General will not have the $500
which necessary In order TO elect him over Uman
and that the msorities In the county against Forsyb
and Patterson, (whgs) for Secretary of State AMI
should thi, be So the election Of the above whs csnd
dates IL certain
II is probable, also, that the democratic msjor-
files stated in Otsego, Steuben, Schoharie, and
Herkimer, may be cut down; while the whig ma
jorities in Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, and Erie,
may be also slightly reduced.
The candidates Of both parties, on the State tick
ct, have run well, and ahead OF their respective
tickets, in the counties where they reside Thus,
Wheaton (democrat) obtains 900 majority over
Fi,stush in Onendssa, and Fitshugh Is reported to
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b Y M A ! L
orr BALTIMORE coRREsPonpEEcE

OR BALTIMORE CoRREsPohDEEcE.
B,L,InoRE, Nov. :, 1851.
Election ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tlcf9y-T~ Bloody
Array &C.
Yesterday was a day OF considerable excitement in
baltimore 1t O'Clock before the first returns
received from any Of the wards Up to the present
moment but fifteen Of the twenty wards have closed
their returns; but sufficient Is known to show that the
democracy have elected their entire ticket for city OIL
and viii leave the city with majority Of 1000
sl the State ticket except Comptroller, the demo-
crrtc candidate, ex.6overnor Thomas, having been
scratched by the adopted citizens account Of
lrgusee used by him towards them OF offensive cha
fRcter IL a recent trial before court
Tie Legislature as far as heard from bids fair 10 BE-
democratic they having gained twelve out OF the T,n
tyur from which returns have been received Ii this
should b. the case 1t viii be the frst time in the annals
OF Maryl aLd.
Tbe bloody ARRAY election day, between Connolly
sud James vhch resulted IL the instant death Of the
str. NJ Will probably close TIE days O. the fox
hes much excitement in the eastern section
a. the city II has been ssctrtsined that the stab
ing The death q james was inflicted b. Connolly and
net by his falling his knife They both des
rrse bad ehf acteIs and their death r be Of
src - regret 10 the citizens ct that section Of the city
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,s1I
Another Letter from Mr. webster.

from the salem Mass Register, nov OIL
The following letter has been received, in answer
TO one addressed to MIR. Webster by his friends ia
wAsulveroS, July IL, 1851
GENTLEMIN-When had received, a. Boston,
your very kind and respectful letter. Of the 18th Of
April, being then about leaving that city FOR Wash
ington, II was my purpose, 90 soon as should have
arrived here, to answer il, at some length.
My unaffected gratitude for the terms IA which
you sreak Of my public services, the sincere respect
which entertain for you, and your fellow citifsns
OF salem, and a willingness to take some notice Of
sentiments and resolutions expressed ana adoptea
AZ free coil meetings and auti-slayery meetings.
then recently holden in your neighborhoed, con
cured in producing this decision
But for a while found my duties here q good
deal pressing, and soon Afterwards OCCASIONS arose
in which expressed my opinions at large, on these
free soil and anti slavery agitetions hese OPT
Mons of mine have been published and | propose
now to send copies to you all
Gentlemen, the political course which adopted
In March, 1850, which | have since steadily follow
ed, and which you have so decidedly approved, will
not be abandoned by me. In this practical fidelity
to the constitutions in all its requrements-in this
great duty of justicein this great work Of national
harmony aud concord, II is my purpose to continus
u the enc | know the great majority Of the PEG
pie Of the country sanction this course know tia,
five out Of the six New England states decidedly
approve IL and doubt not, that In q few short
months that state which has stood, so long and 50
honorably, at the head Of the New England sister
hood, viii approve IL also. There are those VINO
have undertaken to speak for hcr-ere long shs wa
speak for herself.
Gentlemen, it is nv intention notvitastaadiag
| this letter, TO visit salem in the sutuma, a1t
| shall be most happy to see you All ataOusn
more YOU will not deem il nece ssary for me TO al
drtss any large assembly Of my fcllow citizens
| am known TO you. and my sentiments are a.. known
| 20 you ard hope you believe, that w SeVeS MAJ
ny, or whoever msY falter shall SUI re na.n "a
that nc sition which has won fcy me such warn com
| M ndation frsm yourselves ! remain geo'iemer'
Ycur obliged friend and fellow ci.izso.
| DAME. WsRsTER.
To M,sns Dsv'I Pingree, George PEABODY, Nj
rssss SascAtd, sa4 Ss9a,s, SAGA
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From Boston

LARGE WING MEETING PROBABLE MURDER-ANo-
Their SEVERE GALE-vEssELs DRIVEN ASHORE
FAILURES, ETC.
BosroN November Z 1851
The grand wing demonstration came of to- night, -
Faneuil Hall which completely packed full early
as seven o'clock and before many of the country deess
ito Us had arrived Tie Hon Wm. 7 Eustis presided
The principal speech Of the evening made by the Hon
Rufus Choate He took strong grounds in favor OF the
Union and the compromise measures and paid eio-
q,ent compliment to MIR Webster's course and do
no,,nced the coalition. The feeling AMI enthusiast
csu, by his remarks broke frequently in ieafsning
ppla Mr. Choste followed by Judge Thomas, Il
orc in eloquent address series OF state and
nasionl resolutions passed by sccismation Thir
teen hundred persons were present. from Worcester
county aud nearly twelve hundred from Cambridge AID
charlestown Osher places were also well represented
In Prince street, this evening James Mo9se cut his
wfs's throat partially severing her wia4Pips Bic In
expected to MeGee has bee arrested They
had only been married about ter wrecks
We learn that another gale occurred IL the Bag
de Chsleur the l2th Of 0otober, during whs:h tbs
schooEers Despatch, % Bosoa Redwi9g an. Angelina
Of Dorchester, and several others wsnt Ashore Tha
gale ia represented Formidable than the a:st
Me,srs James BriglF s. Erothers, wooAen manntsc-
turers in Holierness ~ have failed Their Liabilities
ara raid to be very heavy.
TIE Boston stock mAT4set il d9l ana sver Mooey
continues to be well supplied AZ pr-viou. rated Sterling
is 6rm stl0Jk There rsthezan uneasy feeling aboc.
tie specie ezports
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ANTHOLOGY, Sc.

A RRIvAL OF DIR. L. w. KoBACK AT new YORK.
IA The essbrst Dr. =. w. Robsck from swsaea, Pr0tss
OF AstFolsy, Astronomy PhreuoloSy. sni Vsouansy
havns just arrived from fhiladepca where he las net
ita the extraordinary for the last four
has ssrvses the citizens New YORK nd its
vicinity C. W kohAck being the seventh ot5 seventh
son. ant havt.s made asEology h exclusive study since
abe early Of ntteen enjoys Avant.es derived
from travelling aud reelection that possessed 10
1hs oountry Ia Europe and t0ing gifted by
and having cultivated those blessed gs he 10 to
adapt them e. tie fe!i9eing uses and the In mediate
summation OF tie f0uoniDE topie,ts can bo consulted
with at bis Or OK by etsef prepaid 40 Ae 10 prepared
NO make rJs o. bis cover any Of the tOlJsinI 0re1
Business Of all descriptions travelling BY land
nent; spseuiasSg Ia stocks merchAud, rial estsss
Abe Of lesacies In dspute the purcha5ng q
lchet and Tue safety n ships at s has had the
nonor Of receiving eertbcate from The Honorable c. JoAn
him gres. renure In hownS those who m,y aim
ith calf be siss offers bis services respecting health.
sxealsh aud marriage love agsrs Journeys lawsuits eh
Guilty In busac fraud sckpts1 and deith past present
and future sveas all the concerns Of life nnd avtss
Nil 20 call who afflicted corporally mentally Terms
Ladies 50 Gentlemen ST. Natyities calculated and
<ead full according TO the oraeles aud n.aseuae
Ladies 81 CsB;smen 81 80 Nativtes calculated accord
Vnr cesmsnry tor ladies' 81 In full So Gentlemen So in
full Persons 1T distance have their natyities
drawn by the date the day Of their BIRTH All es
containing the shove fee will recsiye mediate atten
and ges will be sent ~ part OF the United
States, durable per- letters 10 q. W. Ro
back 30 white street viii be rc st,enosd TO. II
grep.i For particulars call and got an AstroloZ
cal Almanac yratis. where certificates can be seen.
AIRS. PREwsTER. FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
Nvl ders services 20 Ladies and Gontlsmsn lhs city
In Astrolcgy Live and Law Matters Interpreting Dreams
&c. by hooks sad science constantly relied on by Napo
reon; and viii . he name Of the lady Gentleman they
rand street between Clinton and Attorney Streets N. Y.
Ladies dftv osnts; Gentlemen one dollar.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
From Washington City.

SPAIN AND THE UNITED sTATEs-JUDGK SHARxxY
ACCEPTS THE HAVANA coNsULsHIP-MR. THRASH.
Frs DUNGEON, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 1851
1t is rumored that dispatches have been received by
the Spanish Legation at Washington stating that Spain
only requires salute to her flag by the United States to
forget the insult shown at New Orleans and to SGT the
American prisoners free
letter Of acceptance of the Havana Consuship hes
been received from Judge Shsrkey.
letter received here says that Mr.. Thrashers dun
geon is 80 wet and unwholesome that
vve month in it. 1t also asserts that Consul Owen
made charges to the Captain General Of Cuba against
MI Thrasher asserting that the latter had
ibels &C. to procure his (owens) recall Mr. T. being .,
applicant for the Consulship.
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TELEa r A P HI @.
The Mississippi Elcct ton.

JACKSON November O. 1851.
The election OF Governor is still considered in doubt
but from all the returns thus far received the incs
tions In favor of Fooe though not by very large
majority
New ORLEANS, November 1851.
Returns have been received from twenty counties
which give Foote, for Governor, q majority of 1900.
His election Is considered certain
New ORLEANS November T-P NJ.
Later returns from Mississippi show gain for Davis
rendering Foote'S success still doubtful.
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ISTEREsTlNe FROM LIBERIA Letters from LII
beris to tie 2tth Of july have been received this
country giving accounts Of the steady progress Of
the republic. The prospects of the new settlement
OF Bassa county were very favorable. The harbor,
which is to constitute the seaport at that place,
bad at length been pesceably taken possession Of
Buildings were In course Of erection, including q
good warehouse, from which 1t is proposed to sup
ply shipping with provisions, &c The harbor Is
deep ard well protected, ard vessels can, conse-
quently, discharge alongsids In one-fourth the
time occupied In landing cargo at other Lberian
towns. The place Supplies excellent water. The
bsfbor IL to be callel Cresson, In honor of Ellen
Creeson, and IL Is ~ obable that II will be port oil
call fer the coutemplated screv. steamers between
ingisnd aud tsrnando Pc -Ndttc~al tnie., xTrcr
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The Wisconsin Elect 81.

MILWAUKEE, Nov 7. 1353.
Wisconsin has elected vhig Governor, L. j. Farwcii,
by from 1000 to 1000 majority L. A. Upha.a formerly
democratic Mayor of Milwaukee the opposing candi-
ATE. Col James Hughes whig, has been chosen as
Lieutenant Governor.
The returns thus far received indicate that there will
be majority Of wings and free soers in the Asss mby
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The Banking Law Election In Iliineis.

CTiCAsO' NOVtulDtT
La Sale county gives $50 majority for tie Bank bill
Grundy, 35 majority do sanssmon. 500 do Christian,
100 do viii county about 500 do The Majority in this
city In favor CT the bill Is $500.
Lee county gives 500 majority against the BILL Green
county, 179, and Jersey county, SO against it
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Coy. Nobll--S ulcir.P.

CsuRLEsroN, EgT. Z, 1871
Howell Cobb in suzurstoA ss Goverrss ct Georgia.
on Wednesday His isi4-ess &C institutional ani ON
the compromise platform
Charles Kendall of New Yor.A \ en- board the
btrk Globe, jumped osetbo4rt. Saturday il a. Of
de.i.irm trtmens
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The Louisiana EEertion

New ORLEANS, November s. 1851.
Further returns from the Third district leave little
doubt of the election 10 Congress of Alexander O. Penn
democrat r. A. Upton, whig The first and second
districts the sent you Tuesday.
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have 1000 majority in Oswego. Mr.. Randall
(dem } runs 300 ahead in Cortlandt where he 70
sides; Mr.. Forsyth runs 600 ahead in Ulster, and
Mr.. Patterson runs largely ahead in Livingston and
Chautauque, in both of which counties he has re-
sided. Mr.. Chatfeld has been well sustained in his
county of Otsego, also, by the anti renters
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Steamboat SnagseI.

ST LOWS NV. :. 1851 =
The steamer jamestown bound from this pisos TO New
Orleans, encountered s-Ss. and IL roundag 10 wafer
found making its way through hole ash before aha
coUii be ashore th@se FROM three 20 Eve fst o,
water in her hold Searly tAs whole Of ks= eArg,
principally hsar, damaged The deck lead vas a.
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western Indlas... cole. % INFLAMMATION

LOUISVILLE, Nov :, 1851.
Msjor Fitzpatrick has arrived here frcGa tn. Indian
Treaty ground for Washington lie Is acconps.
nice ty delegation o. thirteen Chie: sat two squlwa
representing four tribes-the Sioux, AigonluiGs 49,
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ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES.
New Jersey Elec tion.

The ,sult o, the election in New Jersey gives the
..,..,.t. ,.r.. . 'rity In the State Legislature At
~. ...,on The ssn.. stood 10 wings and 10 demo-
Gratis the Assembly, rs whss and 80 democrats The
next Legislature will stsnd--se.ats, wings and ID
democrats In the Assembly, there w be Is wings and
40 democratssvipg the latter majority ~ % on JOINT
ballot.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE New HAVEN Rail-
RoAD.--An lrishwoman was run over by the ex-
press train from New York last evening on CoJoob
bridge, and seriously injured. She vss taken to
stamford, and IL was reported, when toe accommo-
dstion train passed, that abe cosld survive but q
short time The New Have, railroad see ms 70 be
peculiarly unfortunate, IN Hsrcn, (Cc~n y,.r.
MOI, Nov 7, ..s ~ .....- -