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Wit on hesssbsek When carry seeodins
serement and mode OF slated Tor e
aaseuseps"' VI" be considered offering only horseback
convey Il t+s2 tSAAsIElf ,
y. since the Of e a.serp
on o. bid has been received speeches
UNI " cary tbs mail with and
usx e ems Of The law These buds called, om The
when uey designated The books Of the
proposing specific mode Of high
hoiss nuasl transportation 10 be he bid The
penee OF the department enables lay down the following rules
M. M W -
on s route is not so large 20 require ~o horse
coach bid The lowest will be prefsedto
specific bid .aE. Il VI
"a When mails OF and weight render il
eIpedent in reference Them
specific though highest be
preferred bid the OF moderate
the difference
with the policy OF the new laws which looks reduction
OF transportation Exceptions, however be allowed
the star bid made by the Of
and Is manifest that the for pefens specific
In his ~
% On cia coach or steam
transportation required by the and
mails the preference for he specific bid win be, carried
extent difference
subject, however, 10 the exceptions above stated X,
~ modincaton oil bid, In OF its essential terms,
mount TO hid and cannot be received,
regular competition, ater the receiving
23 Posmaster~ required the
nceney Of without
suenes distinctly notified that failure
form the contracts for the proposed the bids,
their legal Liabilities will be enforced against them.
d The contracts will be substantially heretofore used
conditions ali railroad and steamboat
the will deliver mails
Offices the ends Of the and all offices
more than eighty rods from the railroad or landing.
N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
Posr OYrIcE DErARTMKSr, January 49, 1851.
Jan x2-law4w
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MIME beg invite attention Of and
OF wines, brandies &c,
highest order, and offered for sale at moderate
prices
sherry wines, bottles wood from different houses, some
choice. =
Madea grades and yintases
Puuw OF superior quality and genuine.
OF great them, Stenoergef cabnet
vel n Bockscente.
Champagne the olive, Of my importation.
AIso Heidseik, in quartz and pints .
Chateau La6e, ST. Julien iaut santens
Also Bord. table C de Crave
BrAnd~s bottles, old, such the Alpha vintage
1878, otsrd, Dupuy Co., London dock.
Also, draught, variety OF dock and pale cognsc.
J Jamaica rum, high proof and hns favor
Holland gin, fine and pure
Ir-h, Scotch, and fine old whiskey
Italian Marachino Cuacos Absnue kfsch
Wild cherry brandy
stomach b,,tsrs, Scotch aie and London bro~nsout
Also, ssrdnes large and small boxes, always kept
A CHI article Of Havana cigars.
Besides family usually kept by wine deal
=.
Penn. avenue, south aide, between a and 6th streets
l2-2tawii6w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

NIGHT THOUSAND volumes of Books at Aucuon--
II W NJ MORRISON will sell early In february,h ms siofe
large and valuable COZ
lection English books which some spendd tsh
es By we'll known collector from the library OF Lore
celebrated hbraues during hs it WsN'
months. Catalogues may be had early In February
7-wn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

| ! NIrgtntA Land Om'S',
Richmond, Jan -, 1851.
IN Virginia, chap l3 sseuoh 20, 40
hereby all whom "a may concern 'hA y .pe -
of
2- ay JanaHr 1851 aud received into the land once 90
a4th 1851 thai by inquest held on M n Gay "
January lot Of ground was io"nn sseu,.
this lot Of ground in the town o.
the which Ehxabeh
died. containing quarter ot squarc
Io wa. .ed January, 1873 bus from ue
finding OF the jury, upon moho", a"se"'
~" ' 800" " \ u. PARKER,
m os--lawsw hsas"' s-'"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

ROARDrSo-sir or eight gentlemen - accommodates
ID with board by applying MRS. ARMSTRONG,
On ists, s.tv.~n Y stree, I'd P.nnsyvaaia s-sno-
Ian l7-A0w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

IL Mr.. Madison by OF the honorable me orphans court
Saturday, March 1851 shn SELL AZ the fesidencs me
household snects together
valuable paintings which are pofuas by
Stuart Trumbu others The will he more fully De
scribed in future Advertisement DYER Mcguire,
Feb 0-eodhds Aucto~sers.
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uTANTED. by . young from the county, attn
goods Good rsfsrsncsscsn
b. had by addressing w. r., through the post ohes
Ian aO-owAod
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

yUINE STORE JOHN w. BUTHMANN PeHnsyIvanis
between A. and 9Th stree has Just received and
100 baskets champagne The olive" This wine 10
very Imported by himself expressly for hs customers
Dec y 3fifA1sw6wfw ~, &c.. s5 =. ..s.sl.4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

vUHOLEsALE Flour House and esenersI Soss'.
don bushes. opposite Centre Market where
hour dealers and bakers cspsc"p' ~
Georgetown prices, viz
barre hot selected hour.
$50 barrels prime fsmiy -four
barrels hour
100 barrels hnes othe grades "a -four.
The ,obscrhey offers the merchants
Washington for their liberal psronass =,
Ceorsrto respectfully soiciss an
M. .tok win their interest," 70
lie VIZ also article, intended @ the cana
and despatch, by boats he erpec ~
depart weekly sne The FIRST Of March ner 70 :"
said cspaI. ,a,.c PAN
wAsrrs eros, January a. 1851
Ian 3i-eodlw +
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ns.1IJp IA RTON KEY will attend to any bustness
may ntrus.d with before either OF the sou o. ms s
and prosecution Of Claims ce'ose 70"
sre~- Departments. once on q street. - -.
wAsnsusrop, July Is, 1873. #s.. a5 'nU h-~"~~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

THE College Of james, w Warrington county Mary
Isud-7b. second OF the ninth tsnnua) session will
OMEN on Monday Application may be made 70 Rev
obo n Kerfoot rector, luther Information, or for s
sdm,.sion OF pupils the College or Grammar school
Pos, once address, College OF 81 James, Maryland
m l4-2aw4w +. =
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PETITIONS, EIC., PEESEkTED UFDEk The HULH
BY Mr. REED The petition II n Luse and 81 Others,
citizens OF Marlborough Tor the repeal Z? ne
fugitive slave law referred to the COMMITTEES on the Jnoi-
ciafy.
BY Mr. FREEDLEY The memorial Of William Dsvs
and 40 others, eiilzens OF opgomey county,
MIA asking that the bounty land act OF september 20 49,
may be amended give 10 each person 'ns7
be benefited by il hundred and sixty acres % '~no
The petition OF John jackson and 30 others cu1ens OF
September ls 1850 Tor tho recaPture OF iugves rom
slavery. r. ,.,-.r :.
Cncnna one rom citi Of Covingon and from
mpedimens to navigation around the falls Of ths
Ohio
Nv Mr. BRIsBIN The petition OF Stubcn Jenkins and
80 obe rs citizen. OF Lozcrne county asking
an the bounty land Of September H. 1850.
40 TO give every entitled land under that
At hundred and sxty snd make the ceri
6cates assgnablei referred the Commisse Pablo
Lands.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

Mr. SEWARD presented memorial OF John X. 81.
monson and others, assistant marshas for taking the
OF Kings county, New York, praying additional
COMPENSATION winch was referred 10 the Committee Of
Claims
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

Form ofa euIrantee - accompany each bid.
The undersigned there the the guar
tors there of bidder Of bid
dsrs, the bel his (oibe bid for the
from to be accepted by the Postmaster General sha
the required The Postmaster General
such bid the first day Of July with least
and sufficient surees perform the service proposed"
Dated [Sgned.l
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The undersigned, postmaster of cerihes that he ia well
and that they sufficient and able make good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-05

On motion by Mr.. HUNTER, the Senate proceeded, al
in committee Of the WHOLE TO the consideration OF bill
4l2 for the appointment of appraisers at large, and TO
other purposes. ..
Mr. HUNTER spoke on the bill at some length [Hi
remarks will appear hereafter
The bill. having been amended, was read a third tm
and passed
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-29
CHAPTER III.

On the next morning after the trial, Mr..
Beauchampe entered his office and found
Henry already at his desk. For several
moments he regarded the boy in ailence;
bu. at length look Of deep respect, min.
gled with kind OF pa,ernal pride, rested
upon his features, he said: sis.
Henry, wish you to tell me in what
manner GU discovered those circumstances
with regard to yesterdays trial which, you
must be aware. carried the case, and
which had escaped the penetration of older
heads:' at z@
.Why. sir.' returned Henry. as deep
blush suffused his handsome face, sfrom the
frs. moment that heard Mr.. Brown ex>
plnin the matter to you, knew that he was
wrongfully beset by Williams. was conf
dent that he was the son Of the named de-
ceased, and felt sure that Innocence could
be pro: ec.ed. knew that your business
pressing, and therefore l set about the
work OF hunting up The truth. Your libra
J ~ hos afforded me knowledge Of many
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-29
CHAPTER Nv,

Seven years had passed away. The
flowers had faded and died-then blnomed
and vithered again, but still the air moving
amid the foliage in front Of Deacon Cliff
ford's cottage was laden with gentle pol
fume, and the jasmine and woodbine had
spread out their fragrance to the charms OF
the spot. "
1t was bright afternoon in summer
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-29

AsBEAuTIFUL assort,aeat Of Ribbons Tor Fal
~ Cd Wi inter- bonnets
noeN II L and h-pAYs'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-29

gWhen once concealment Of deceit
has been practiced in matters where all
should be fair and open as the day. conf.
dence can never be restored, any more
than you can restore lhe white bloom to
the grape or plum that you have once
pressed in your hand. 49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-29

~Jean Paul says there are two event.
ful periods in the life Of woman;. on.,
when she wonders whom she will have, the
other, when she wonders who will have her.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-29

Black and Green Tea
or the FIRST aual,iy at HAIen.s -
IA fsBoNS- Bonnet Ribbons for the .Fall ant
F{JsWinrer trade at sAss.S GILLETT's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-29

sTsRY HATcf..s Tobacco and Coffee they thai
4 s ike good articles. 9@5 - - .f5s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-29

A hypocrite pays tribuse to- God only
tina. he may impose upon men.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-29
Butter Wanted

"a ". Hoaa is paying IA cents cents per pound
e 81 for rood Batter. 4 goods at the iawest cash
ssossce fOyt. ~, 1911 e.ss.s.
The New York herald., 1851-11-21
Interesting from Ut,,a,

THE CLOSING HOURS OF coNKLIS, VINO IS TO BE
HUNG FOR ARSON, ETC.
Urea, Nov % 1851
The Sheriff has ordered out the watervs City Corps
in addition to the Utica company preserve order dur
ing the execution OF Conkln the ncsnaiary morrow
The military notified to appear at the jail with ten
rounds Of bal cartridge. at o'clock, A. NJ
Couklin visited this afternoon the last time by
his father mother sisters wife and children The part
in OF the most affecting ever witnessed
Alderman Lee who al charge of the special police
the time OF the arrest called to Conkin to day.
told him that he must not feel hard towards him the
officers, for they had only done their duty Gonklin
piled BY saying that she fcrgave al and hoped that they
would forgive him He invited Mr. Lee to be present 1t
the execution and see him die "like q man"
The Rev Messrs Fowler and Die xnsen will be with the
condemned mar all night.
s 81 Psrrine, OF this city will take charge Of the
corpse ard bring to the residence Of his father d
reetly after the execution
Corhin has made a Lengthy oonsessiou In which he
Qrcutt his colleague in crime has also corrected his
confession IN some important particulars Both agree
IN all material facts Conkns confession will probably
be published 10 morrow without the His mind s
cain and he appears to be prepared TO die
company has Just gone 20 Albany in behalf Of Conk
lin they take copy Of his confession with them
At the benefit OF Mr. Gilbert he Museum last
ming there was a grand knock down' between Of
the officers Of the house and OF the auAience
Order sftef Q while restored and the play want on
Henry Benedict, Of the 6rm of Sanger y Benedict,
died this afternoon lie Of oldest sad
respected citizens. lie Is brother OF Lewis Benedict OF
Albany
The weather here is cold and It is showing
There Ia not much doing on the canal and freight
from The
The New York herald., 1851-11-21
Frrm Nova scotia.

QuEBEc AND HALIFAX cKEAr TRUNK RAILwAY-LosS
~ AvESsEL FRoa EEw YoEK, WITH ALI. HANDS.
HALiFAS, " S. Nov 10, 1851
The Hon Mr Howe's bill providing for the construc.
toa By the province the Nova Scotia section Of the
Grea Trunk Rs4vsy to Quebec passed in the House
Of Assembly today By 80 yeas to u nsys The bill has
been ,us;s ne1n oil It's main features bv large maor
ties The railway is to be built By government and
million pounds currency Is to be borrowed on Britl,h
guarantee AZ per cent interest Nova Scotia is %
tud from Halifax through her territory and ;so
New Brungvick eighty eight miles which e. ree
counties taroUsn which the road will run for The light
OF way.
The city Of Halifax s expected 10 make good ledge
for the interest Gloocc1 take stock in lnss
10 that anovnt
The arsPosej route thtousA The Province for he road
from tlis city to Quebec 4 he that for
he road 20 Portland ;be dverging port b, 7g in New
Brunewi,k The psssege of Mr. Howa's bill therefore.
Il equally a. favorable for ae construction Ok he railway
20 Pastland TO Qusbes
Tee brigsntiae Coopez from Nev York vas lost neat
Cage Race ast week Coth the anchors gone when
sh Ashore Ths crew, it q supposc z took to the
boats aud have been crowned
The New York herald., 1851-11-21

n u VS. BY Il e L Z q IL A PH
NNN~NNN~oDNN~~~N~@~NO~~~
SEVERAL HORRIBLE TRAGEDIES.
~No~~o~NoU~NN0(~NNN~NooN
A Wife Murdered, and Suicide Of the Husband.
Man Killed in the Mormon Country. ...,nother
Shot in North Carolina Court Room.
N0N~o0-Noo0~NO~oS.oNo->
The Last hours Of ConkIin---TO be
Hung for Arson To-day.
NN0~No~N0ONoONOSNNNNS~0yN0.~
Railroad N6oveme nts in the British
Provinces.
NJNNNN|NN~ONNNovNN,NNNOVy
SHlPWBECES, AND SUPPOSED LOSS OF LIFE,
Ssc., &C., So.
SHlPWRECES, ANB SUPPOSED LOSS OF LIFE,

An Appalling Tragedy.

An Appalling Tragedy.
WIFE MURDERED BY HER HUSBAND, AND SUICIDE oP
The MURDERER.
ALBANY, Nov. 20 1851.
This morning man named John Moore, and Elizabeth
Moore, his wife who lived about Eve miles from this
city on the Delaware turnpike found dead beth
having been shot Moore forty and bis wife thirty
years of age They had been out house. warming at
friends where they had drank until they became very
much intoxicated. Returning home, they are supposed
to have quarreled and Moore must have double.
bsrreled fowng piece and blown of the right side Of his
wifes head with of the charges He then probably
placed the muzsle of the weapon to his right side aud
ey means Of his foot discharged the remaining load The
ball entered near bis heart
Mrs. Moore found in the front yard about fifteen
feet from the door her head ayiay in pool of blood
Moore the stove in the house. the gun by his
eide
When the bodies discovered, two little grls-two
end half and i've OF sge-were found standing by
the side of their father, weeping. Rum had made them
orphans.
The deceased have previously appeared to live happily
together, and have been known 70 quarrel. An
inquest held and the verdict Of the Jury that
the wife to her death by the hands of her husband
and that he came to his Dr. sth by his own hands.
The New York herald., 1851-11-21
Theatrical nn4 .LIa.ienl.

PowERY TsEslsE Another very attractive bill 1.
snnooneed ior TINS evenrg here CONNIE neing with the
terminating With the favor.s iIaia Of the Butchers
Dog Of Ghent.
Beo.pwAy THS.rRE II "a evening "a set apart for the
benefit Of the celebrated trish coma dian aud vocalist.
Mr. Collins which occAson he via appear in three o.
b, best pieces -" The Waterman The Irish Geuius
and " How to Pay the Rent "
nmlos THEArEr -T,aree szcelsa performances VII
Be presented by the ra7es to nixht-the new paf.to
mime Of the Coopers, their Ncnderfu fe.ts on he
tsht rope, and the Ibinese pansomme OF " Kim Ia
forming altogether, grand entertainment.
BuRioN's THrArR Placids'S original oddly, eatled
The First Night al be prs1sssd this evening .or the
hrst time Together With the cid fvorite drsm styst
Doubey aud Son Al the peu known fayori, a Of the
esiabhment vii appear.
N.rossL TH1Atag -LOak ct the attractions .s-
of The Desersr and he Dog the new d-ama called
The femsl- Eghvaymsa,' and the rimt1Sls 20 salar
drama Of Thu French say"
BsoycHsMs LHctvs The benefit Of Ca2Dane Roussst
will take Ise here this evening tor unAIa the
Lowing I-sss, 1sTe ben selected "a Wife for an
kise.n Let hsT bsva bumper.
B,RNra's Mrsrya - Mr. Hsdawsy. sis popular come
dian OF t' es sbsbDsnt will take h bsneht to night
be performed Naval Ergagemenrsn ava other per
iorma1crs will bo given In the afternoon.
Crsusr,s M,ysraus.-The sins'ag aud instrr mensfi
ptrfsrmsrees Which are given q: his place Of amuee
mt at are excellent.
FEItovs' MNsrPEls The Ballads sung tr,re as alss
The ehorwss and other very asnuins enter sinrests
give Ssnerh. satisfactton.
BowERy ANPHfTHFA1RE The excelleuf eoEestrisn
exercises given by Sands Cos troupe ars drawing
mmen.e audiences, and ystJ ieservedly they are
without parallel
| Asros PLAcE The oarnan Dramatic Csmpany will
open ut this establishment on Saturday epanng
| Tvs PIAY THE RIs ALs--Mr Ydwsa Forrest will
open another engagement at the Broadway next week
brginpipg with "Mstemorar MrS Edsin Forrest early
in December will rake her d5ut at CHAINS Lyceuo
IN new play written especially foz the occasion II "
understood that she has for sine had the advan
t9ge OF regular essous in histronos Miss Chare
Cushman. We have no doubt Nsat both these drtin-
suished persons will draw overwhelming houses sspe
cisy the SSHiafie
Fo,toS ARrfsrs-Te1e,cs made her debut In Paris on
the 5th % November In the Refine Cyprs lisa dry
spss -nhou melody srd Il Is yty did not select
EtAl However, with the assistance Of Roger she did
vI Ss and was weu received The opinion seemed 10
eshvorshle With rssefd 10 her beauty Lola Montez
Nss Just bad an iussss succes. Mt the dicut town Of
Bordeaux where A1oni msde fssca and Csrlotti Gris
isve finge representation and Two fra ncs
JOa danced three times TO houses crowded from pit to
citing Al double prlces
The New York herald., 1851-11-21
SsSlPpING.

nPPosITiON TO xoNoPOLT-INDEPENDENr LINE
" tor Caforn, via CD syrcs and San Juan reigsea
Rate Of Fsre-The aud splendid steamship BROTHER
JONATHAN ltO tons re1stor the fastest in q
world vii sail for Chssres direct friday November d
frsm Pier North River, connecting With the f.
vorte steamer Monumental City, 20 lesve Panama the
l5th OF December For psss,zs apply 20
T. MILLS. Agent, 81 Cortlandt street
DAcfFiC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANY.-ONLY
rou gh Line for California aai Oregon, via Chayres
Ea:e heduoed-On Monday. Novsmber -, as3 2. M-Tns
spcatd doubs enyne stea1ship GEORGIA, unegused In
asr aecgmnosations aud spesd, on ton. bu!thsn D.
psscseiy o'clock ~ frsm her pier of warren
atree- North River for leaving IN the
GsorIa will connect with Of I'll Compsnys
20 sail vithout delay for san Francisco arrival
OF the PASSENGERS and mails s Panama. For passage and
rsn street, North River.
VANDERBILTs LINE FOR san FRANCISCO, VIA
Nicaragua. The new steamer DANIEL WEBSTER
Baldwin. master. will leave Pier No. @ North River on
Saturday, Nov. "a ats M or san Juan de Nicaragua
from whence PASSENGERS will be promptly oonveyed oveshe
transit route Of the Ncaragua Company havna bat twelve
miles ot land trsnspor.ton 20 San Juan del Sud which
For rassase, sppiJ oEly 20 - allen,
COR NEW oRLEANs-IO SAIL ON FRIDAY, NOV.
Z 2 the sni fasorite packet ship MERIDIAN,
Captain Manson, 2g burthen Persons going south
houd examine the above packet before else where
Tor sen seond cabn OF seeags passage appy oa board
AZ per No. ., North river, OF 20 The sSsats
l63 aud lis South street. ocrnss Of Peck slip
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT THE NEW STEAMER
v & Sss R,.; SaeAs ss Sssssy csGsSs ~.
o. three O'Clock precisely For reixbs Apply
DAVIS BROOKS 4 co. IS Beavsr strses
The New York herald., 1851-11-21
AmUsEMENTs IN Pnr.1ADELpHIA.

CAUTION AND NoTICE.-PRo-EssoR ANDERSON
- the Wir,rd of the NO-tr, IL performing
re Musical rund Hall PhaaelpAi where bis grand Drav
et SOirseg Xystsrsuss
rEhtly by the elite and fashion kosee-Pr1fesor Anisr
bsss respectuly caSra che citizens OF Nss
Drh Aai the United States principsd
carries who are palming theDs9FeSo Of The 0ress WI
Iari OF the North aud far adops ais
such Mr. Andsrson sat petessor Anderson Pro
tss0r A. has read several adyersensnts Of such VITA
r-es At ts being bgtao generous attempt
. rob aim Of his coed name sas ahes this opportunity
Of Informing his patTgn8 that be Will
York very shory previous % ais departure fsr Charleston
Havsna &c. sat that In order shat the country l,rx
may be OF bis iseatcn all times the New Ysh
Herald will continue ths aire-tssment of his entire
meats vaeh will remove any Possibility Of sSeh in
position being successfully pr.otised.
The New York herald., 1851-11-21
TRAvELLEps, GUIDE,

EAsDEs AsDAhBoY RAILROAD LINE rsoM esEs
y Yorf rhilstsgsi, Lag Pier No. North Rv,s.
Tsss.nooss tVhh POIftx horning Las. ~ o.sloes !
AternQoo Lns, ~ osl1ft Fare by ethss line a. for
:,.1 isas. ~ suS'sai Liaa ~ ecieos 2; a Dts
" L. BLISS Asvia
NV ToRk AND PHMADxLPHfA-NH3 Yosr
~ and Phtsaelph's 3.se1s-Onisst states N&. Linz
ssssgh q = hours "a Ns- isr,sy ssii,ost F,re e
New Ysrk MA M fen f9os q OorGsnas steeea snl s
IA NJ aDi p from foot of Liberty ttsse. Leers vAi
edslphia Ns Aai "A \ snisP. n, tSsn shs .assOt va
"a sArsat.
rh-oagl sekehs Aea yoA Ia Scs a5Ov0 nn hrough
'rcsas vth throuIh b2,gs enee s2 onps7lss Sue tsa
HsnspDrsd iraotv th ati osa l9r)t = .sp0s ,, a1
sss,e vlhest Mtts ShA<rs
The New York herald., 1851-11-21
From New Brunsy,srk,

STEAMER FosEsT QUEEN AsHoRE--Tax KLEcrfoS.
sr JsHr, Nov. 30 1851
The steamer F5ss,t Queen for Frsisrickton with two
beats IN tow sni large numbe- Of passengers, vent
ashore al Clnse's Point during ne storm Of Mon
day One q ahe boats ed with water but the steamer
got od n Wednesday with little damage.
The steacssg Commodore, rAlch vas run aground In
the ate gale has been toweA into this port.
The elsstioa for member Of Assembly from this county
has resulted Ia tie choca OF Mr. aod1ard protectionis
rg.-
The New York herald., 1851-11-21
From Boston.

TRorrINd MATCH-FINAaCIAL AFFAIRS
BosroN Nov. 20 1851.
The trotting match between Rhode Island and st.
Lawrence oil this afternoon over the Cambridge
course. The terms were, two mile heats in harness.
Rhode Island in two straight heats-the first in
500 and the second in $50 The betting shy the
track rather heavy and there many persons
present yesterday To there will be trotting
and pacing match
In stocks there is fair business doing and the
ket generally is rmer. For money there is moderate
dtmand and rates UNCHANGED.
The New York herald., 1851-11-21
Vermont Congressional Districts, Sse.


bill passed the Legislature yesterday divide the
State into Congressional districts foows:-Frst dis
trct to consist Of Bennington Rutland Addison and
Washington counties Second district-Windsor Wind
ham Orange and Caledonia Third
Grand ISLE Franklin, Lamoilie, Orleans, and Essex.
No State Superintendent Of common schools
chosen.
The Legislature adjourned this morning, sine die