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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Leads the olumn.-Forward .

The publishers of The Nelc- York Trib-
pne prefer copies of their regular and full Weekly
ssue eight large pages each six columns of Literature
Politics and News for the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the 9TH of August and
closing with Nov 25, when confidently hope TO an
uounce their triumph-o the following therms:
copy for the IS weeks. so
copies 70 one ADDRESS '''''''''.'.'..'........ %
Peoples, 90. do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s 90
% copies, do. do. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Payment N al cases 10 accompany the order.
The selection of WINFIELD scorr for President and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Vice. President has gratied
our dent wishes aud strengthened our earnest hepes
Our conviction hes long been fixed that Gen. scorT Is
tie very man fitted and marked out by his heroic
achievemehs-hs nesdmable services, at critical pc
RODS In preserving our National tranquility and pre-
venting The eiu,ion of blood-by his unqueshoned In
tegrity his selfdeyotng patriotism, his unsectlona
position and his humanlYto unite the Wing Masses In
one enthusiastic invncibe host and lead them on to vo
tory. So believing We have abored and hoped for his
nomination, and we now confidently look to the result
10 Justify ssnguine anticipatiGn5.
TIE TRIBUNE standing on lis own Platform aud
knowing other authority bu truth, will do Its utmost
for he election of SCOTT and GRAHAM; but 1t will not
30 absorbed by Political discussion We have chosen
10 profer Csmpaln subscribers large sheet rather
than small ard cheaper one, because the postage Is
The same, and because wish to extend the knowl-
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Of Associate, BAYARD TAYLOR, who next writes us
from Syria TIE runs of Nneyeh, Conssntlnople, &c,
will appear every week, with reviews OF new Books
dUgs of Congress and the general Foreign and
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~ TIE WIG ALMANAC for 1852 contain, the complete
vote for President IN 1874 and 1919 yor sale at this ece
Price l2l 1t can be obtained In Baltimore, at Bur-
sess 4 Tavlor'A
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AUTUMN SALES. lS52.-PopULAR GooDs

AUTUMN SALES, lS52.--PoPULAR GooDs
-PoPuLAR SYSTEM, AND POPULAR PRICES. -.
We prepared % greet the buyers OF Dry pooa>
Yankee Notions Carps "a and Oil Cloths with i4r NS'
Domestic Goods purcha.ed early and Foreign Goods ar
irving by every steamer OUR SYSTEM Is si'i"s
satisfaction 10 those who have tested H.
DREss GoODs OEPARTMEsI. VI, siiks and
Ju,t ocenrg very supeyi,Y display OF sspe oiS SUI
English Dress Goods comprising fopI.' AZ Ashes of
Re- sh,ds. If Main Mousn De LANES fe'Ssn C,otn
new apdsbesutifu dergns; French % Sss Eosl,b
oil kinds Of woOlep, sih and MeIin9 nav 49,
80; Sispsy of the vanous grades Of long and squire
'"a" WHTE GooDS DEPARTMENT
The Roam 6svoted Z, these Goods and which Is under the
spnsTys OF DAVID THOMAS as purchaser and manager,
4 worthy ofa visit ofmpecon The array OF =" nlts Ln.ns
Camhcs jaconets Lawns Lsces Linen Cambria Handker-
bsaf. ESg;ngs Fnpges Artificial Flowers &c, is complete
and sosf urrivsed Also Towels Napkins fable Cloths
&c of ell oustes-but most particularly would We In his
behalf invite alton b the line OF EmbTodees having
had LIES experience solely in the goods pertaining to
10 this epamen the advantages he offers 10 close buyers
mus. he ex .mn ID and tested TO be appreciated.
The Purchasers and Managers Of tbs HOSIERY, CARPET
PARTMEsTs invite the closest scrutiny aud inspection oil
their goods and prices.
Comprises every description Of Domestic Cotton Goods In,
GLIDING all the styles Of Brown and BleAched sheetnss and
PRINT Axp GIScHAm DEPARTMENT.
One of the most extensive assorteBts Of these Goods OF
ftred to Retailers In this country. We only asa al 'Po
ton OF styles and prices 49, r. sy ,,v
Our prlces are undertaking ano UiiiOi" Wv" ~
We are oIe1sred TO grant short accommodation OF tims D.
adding interest ana iak ing psper payable a. bsas -,
We she exhibit by the alo 9 tlaCs'S, oS en-
10 Us viii be filed with prOmptoes AMI despaeh ana oI
ardea speedily all the winter by the medium OF Expresses
&c via Railroads 70 the extreme Norll' oo"'' HS' Vi
TwEEDY. MovLToS PLIMPToN, No A Broadway
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LIFE PREsERvERs.-No air is required
for s purposes danger resnl from s being torn i'll
light and BODY comfortably lcket leaving the
arms perfectly free Its low price places Il at the disposal OF
every person Capt. Newtons report to Com Perry SIN
For sale By LEARY Co. Hatteft Aetor House. Broadway
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" GEORGE N. BEEsLEY, UTIcA, receives the NOR,
ns 1 X "a the eveaias. sad supplies sabssube rssu
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have acquainted for than Is and they
now on as cordial terms This speaks well for both
sides for the efforts OF the finn TO please their customers
the of the in spprecanR the results OF
those efforts During the drawing to close,
their sales Of resdymads Clothing and their custom
trade have been extensive beysnd all precedent They
still hand the styles IN Nestngs Pantaoon ma
teIa light fabrics for Goats aud Sacks Tor which there
has bee such demand this BY the last
steamer they have also received variety Of goods for
the lest month Of and or the early fail TO which
they invite the ntion gentlemen Their fashionable
ready made Clothing Of all descriptions ia hereto
fore poverbal for is and finish and their garments
made 10 order are uDrivaled in fit and elegance.
~ ~ JENNINGS & Co. 81 Broadway, American Hotel
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TIE GREATEST IMpRoyI

The GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET
bas become es'aohsd fact By all that have used MEL
SONS Chinese Washing Fluid that II IS superior 10 any
other article In use. The great advantage for beah
ing ard TIE with which the work is done should III
eIcst every house keeper aid dealer throughout the country
Sod by Gocsfs generally Manufactured by JAMES PYLE,
No. Ia WaUen-st
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70 The best security Offered for the sue
esss Of Vas DEvsENs lMPRoyCD W,HPESE in ~ happy
effects 10 ros.ong decayes hsc and changing that which Is
grey 10 lis oueiLa coO- IN 10 IL is "a fact too nJJ
nous 10 Dc denied thu, those who used this uvale7s
pieps alton, ekIeoabe 10 the directions given have dom
islled u realize its beneficial ellie Sold al the General
Defot No li Chambers St. and tho principal y ISIS Ia
hb
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~ Ladies, before you 60 into the cOun-
Try, call IN MILLER, in Cansst aud get pair OF LINEN
Caters for 49, Inda Rubber &C. for tTaveDg for dress
you will find beautiful Cater Boots, Slippers &c for Chill
dren, BOets and Shoes OF all siDds and prices, at
MLLER's, No. 1874 Caualst.
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~ A vulgar person would say: "a
shirts shiTt-wha ebeut the shapel' We say the
shape thing Look at the uIrvaed shirts made TO
order by GREEN, No Aston House Their contour, the
accuracy With which they fit the workmanship material
set ali mark them erphsucaly the shirts OF gentlemen
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" ITO catch the lDsnnor- -- :.
they re," Is the province OF the poet and ~ ihS rs
taDsbe the living expression the historian; to
gIeaiest triumph OF the Dasuerreotyps rhs ~ Is the
eoIpusbes The accuracy Of his hkeneSses Is "ooT sc'
s,d s(nrsiion Of all who see them Gallery M Soas der
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~ ANpREws & LANpHIER, Merchant

Marble Buildings between Houston and Bleeck-
where they prepared to furnish articles in ter
line the shortest notice and the most fashionable materials
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GENERAL Mutual Insurance CeMPA

Nv Me,cbants FxchApee 80. 3 corner Of Wall and Wa
lamsts. Marine and Inland Insurance.
Vim II. A.pinwsu Moses II. Grinnell,
Ja,nes Brown Joseph w. Alsop,
Robert L. Taylor Paul SponoTd
I,eonsrdo s. Saurez Thomas r Stanton,
Benjamin Bsbcock, Elias HICKS
John h. Ritching, VIM barnewah,
r. A Delano Jeremiah Wilbur,
SamI Thompson James r. Souter,
Mortimer Livingston, Chas II. RUSSELL
VIM SWetuore, c. II. Marshall,
William Z. FurniB, J. ID. Huront
N. g. Rutgers, Ramsay Crooks,
Joseph Sands, wilma b. boles,
" Elnethan Smith, g. Merle,
William II Macy, q. h. hoop,
Il r. Dawson ID. G. Kingsland
ALFRED OGDEN President.
HENRY HoLDRECE, Nice-Presdent
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DAGuEREoTYPEs BY BRADY.

lie fully invited examine the Prize Psturesex
hb;ed at the Worlds Fair together with aage collection OF
the poITats Of most OF the distinguished OF our Jun
Try. At BRADY Gallery, No 25 Broadway corner of Full
tOn-st
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SlNKs EMprIEp nY ArMospHfRIc PREs-

sUREBy which process yard uujsances in the
day time. without uupleassD eluvia wha'sye Or.
deis left at the office of the NEW YORK PNEUMATIC DRhIN
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" FcwLERs q WELLS, Psychologists
aud Publishers Clinton Hall No. lS Naslaust New York,
sld 10. l41 w ashng tOn-st., Boston
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" The Fact is Established that GRAY

~ me fact is Established that Gray
an can he restored TO its fone color without aycng
DNs5 RAHvENL, for sale tho general d4o6, NJ .0f
0Iardf ana a. Nos l92 B,ol3way 20 Washiugtont ;1
he',.nst ~ Bowery, n Y, No IL: Fulton ST and No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

HAIR DYE AND WIGS BATcHEtoR's
isS,ory for these articles Is celebrated H. all paris of
via persons wshiuee slt, eegant and durable VIZ
o, ISup-e esn surely he suited Ills Hair Dye is sDp.
S STte guefaa'esl or ,old Wholesale and let4l a. M
"shh Copy the address beware OF limitations wv
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in Virginia, could not hold place in her
affections beside her chosen Pierce OF
whom The Examiner emphatically says
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~ JENNINGS IL Co. and the public


. HENRY HoLDRECE, VicePresident.
b c. MoRGIs, Secretary.
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The LATE COMMISSIONER OF PArESrs-by
an article Of three columns in The N y. Tribune Of
Friday. we perceive that Mr.. Thomas Ewbsnk has no
duties on hand at present which prevent him from
abusing, to his hearts content, Or Damei Lee. ns
TRADE than that by direct missatements and material
il contrves convey entirely false ana
slanderous impression. Rochester hn'ef'can' :,
H The material ayerment above Is aoso.
lutely false. Mr.. Ewbank never wrote line
of Editorial for The Tribune and never sug-
Cested that word should be said in it with
reference to his case No line respecting him
which has appeared in this paper as Editorial
was written by any one but him who is known
to the public as its Editor. Mr.. Ewbank is
very able man in his way, but we don't feel
fattered by having our Editorials attributed
to him or to anybody else. If The american
has nothing to say in the premises, We advise
it to say nothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

- WILLIAM l.. MACKENZIE, NJ. PIP, VIII
establish at Toronto in January new weekly
paper entitled " Maeken-e's Weekly Message.
There is not canting, skin-deep Liberal nor
Church. and-State Tory in all Canada that
won't be sorry to hear the news. Mr. d. is as
liable as other men to errors of Judgment, but
he is determined foe to Corruption in high
places. 10 matter under what plausible name
it may cloak itself, and will print the most
spicy, readable, instructive paper in all British
America. We hope it will have many sub
sc,ibers from this side of the line for it will
richly deserve them. Price 80 per annum.
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Meagher's Speeches.

SPEECHES on THE LEGISLATIVE IypEpEy.
DEScE OF IRELAND: With Introductory Notes:
By THOMAS francis MEAeHEn." form a hand.
some l2mo OF 81 pages just published By Red.
field ITO Nassau-st. We rejoice that it has
been issued, having had reason TO apprebend
that Mr.. Meagher's extreme constituencies and
rePugnance to the idea Of appearing before the
American public as solicitor of its favor would
prevent It's appearance His refusal Of civic
honors on his arrival in this country was an i'm.
pulse of his nature, not dictate of policy A
defeated revolutionist, ard e1iled patriot fa.
gitive from the doom Of convicted traitor bs
has come among US to earn his bread BY honest
industry, and not to accept it from apy mans
compassion or favor. Whatever of notor;etv
is inseparable from his efforts to win an bons.,
livelihood he does not shrink from. but he will
not consent TO be aided as a mepdicant No,
parsded as martyr.
The volume before us embodies some Of thu
noblest specimens of Irish elooueuce-uot
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ofguarding the public funds, public opinion would
at once put stop to such Legislation, ss well -
to its cause.
The House is by no means alone given IA
this misuse Of the money in the Treasury. B,
way Of illustrating how the Senate vote extr,
compensation" to their employees. will men.
ton the case of Mr. Montague, original,
from Virginia This gentleman served SENATE
Committee as their Clerk for precisely eleven
days, and was paid $3.50 as extra compeus.
ton for that long and arduous term of service
However, stationery. lights, horse feed. &c. !,
Senate accounts Of contingent expresses have A
long been understood by the know ing ones "a
mean brandy. champagne, sherry, and little
items of pickings for the officers of the BODY
and their subordnates, that no'one here seem,
to consider Mr.. Montague's extra compensation
more than matter of moonshine. FLArroor.
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ImpoRTA,r PUBIC NorIcE.-The sa6scr lT sa

IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. ~ 80 - III be
ber 10 announce that on the let Of January Gf OF
joined special partner, by o. q -. f,o N that
The firm Of Hunt Merriam Co 'hs .ev rlr-tyfx
ds,. M he condur,ed under the title OF GsoksL
Co In consequence Of the above an ~ .hs va.
;rnrersfiv e that total and immediate Frsnch
rsbIe s,ocI M Par, cloaks and marfas fr. ~
and India carpels hair shs~s anh iaIe - ;.,r. this
Tesnlt p the .hort time now inter- ~; The
"a % re most unhesrdof reduclloD ~ Pi,,as IN
80. hi. valuable collection OF 70 eitn
{s, .r,ne has attained throughout the unon ~ -
s, .nnersuous; but as zuioe 70 ore ~ "a the
COM of the present opportunity we -,
ava IL, M few OF the leading attractions Win ~
s s - snd rresen, reduced prices thus; -svs
clo.ks IN brown. fo1s el1
1870 fo-rnerlv sold at sl4 TO SIS now reia;s ~ "
-es 70 formerly sold at $40 nov rednced 20 eli
sso DO formerly sold at ga 20 SO no" reouceu
the yelve. eloaks formerly sold at so to Sd nov IT,
the embroidered do formerly sold a; go 10 SID no"
reduced 10 sfs 10 so.
SO French Cashrnere square shsW1s formerly 90 " W.
row reduced to ~ and s.. -, - Z N no,v
4Sl yery rich broche long sha'ys ioSniells -" -
81 yery slnerb French eames hair shawls formerly ~''
20 $40 now reduced TO sS5 20 80 ,.,;. 81, Canton,
klso India cane hair and spendid vaiie.. VI 'A"o
crane shawls and sca az propof'loHi.e - roa.
F,scy FURs-In this department 9nottiion VI P'> =.
only tend TO mslesd the public suffice ~
sav thai as the subscriber has now IN sore I' .
CO.., variety of sabes stone Martens chlhe
Gc in tip1ets viotorines riding boas, Guns nuns ka
ts and every other prevailing garment IN e3sreea'e
upward Of fifteen thousand donE ne "a" 1t ,be .sie AZ
ents as have never beer realized Observe sa a.
The reduced prices commences on Monday I0th
snd will continue unl the lst January. 100
GEO BuLPIN Par, Mantilla Emporium ooI DisauNay.
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/prRsosAL.-To save sundry known and IN

EPERsONAL.-I0 save suHury KHV"H an" VI"
friends the trouble of writing any more letters
soliciting loans or gifts of 900 $4,000 the Editor
of The Tribune begs leave to state he has not made
100000 by speculation in City Real Estate-as' in
deed he could not well have done seeing that be never
owned $4,000 worth nor bought any on speculation in
his life. should he ever make any such haul as he
seems to have the credit Of he will give all his friends
early public notice so that each one may have TAR
start At present however, the probability OF MS
making any such sum is not visible even the eye Of
Faith.
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ford. bombastic nor acrimonious, but direct
manly and convincing. We shall hereafter
give some extracts in support Of these opinions
but have only space this morning to say sna'
the book is neatly got up and handsomely
printed and prefaced by Portrait OF the Au-
thor. which is like but by no means fiatterins.
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Y Another murder-the third within two
days produced directly by Rum-is recorded
in our Local Department this morning,
A considerable number Of Local items and
several Reports of interest, are deferred this
morning for want Of room.
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INnrA RUBBER CAxEs.-We had thought we

prepared for anything which appear et this day
pToeTtss is the word but confess taken back,
by the very last yet in the India Rubber Canes"
idea being elastic enough to embrace tbs the mist
beautiful article have any aterisi. THIS
while II elastic and much stronger than whaebonc
not being effected by heat cold We those looking
this article account Of novelty and beauty, having
hut rccuty been brought GU. IN the manufacture OF this
singular material They are for sale most elegantly mount
ed, by TIFFANY, YOvNC ELLIS, No 2f7 Broadway TN
My, Broadway, cor Of Murray-s,.; MEAL, CtRgoLL &
HUTCHINSON. No 5i7 Broadway; LE,RY X CO, Astor
House; Gro TVTrLr No SIS broadway and by the ex-
elusive manufactured l. I. PORTER No. - Maid n-lane
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, DEC. IA, 1852.
For Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune for Europe
an Circulation will be Issued TOMORROW MORN
ING. at o'clock 1t will contain all the Latest
News up to the time Of going TO press Single copies
In wrappers ready for mailing can be had at the desk
Price Six Cents The Europa sails from this port To-
Morrow az 10 o'clock
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~ The fishing captains and owners Of Cape

Ann and thereabout had meeting recently at ulou'
cester Mass, to confer with Lorenzo Sabine on the
fishery question. They expressed themselves in favor
of reciprocal free trade between the United States and
the Brth provinces in the products of the sea- forest
and soil but hoped that in the event OF any such ar
rangement liberty to hire fishing stands from the in
habitants of the provinces would be secured to them
splyps
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For rur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who wish

FoR THE acknowledgement Mno
a.. - ..rs -, Nswyenys I)sy with any credit 70 them
seyes mrs. not forget the Importance Of des Inc %ss
need only be reminded that the Fsshonahe Cotnng X
ssh,sInsnt Of ri L. Foster, No q Courtandt 81 sths
os srifabe place TO fee where they can 81
res OF dress 10 adon the eiayeut taoernsce he ooay
for eli important AID where Tue mos iaaioa
can he peased
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Congressional Plunder-Forney Breaking the
Law.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON CITY Dec II, 1852
AS The Tribune seems almost alone disposed
to lift the veil hiding from the public gaze
improper uses Of the public money, have to in
form you that the Clerk OF the House Of Repre-
sentatlyes has reported as deficiency, the I'M
paid accounts of his Clerks, who have been en-
gagged in making up the index Of claims and
claimants, &c, TO whom the Government is in
debted for services rendered since July last.
congress, at It's last session, appropriated the
money for the payment of these men, their
services being regularly estimated for by the
Committee of Ways and Means. In the last
hours Of the session, the rules were suspended,
ard proposition was pushed through under
which what is here known " the usual extra
compensation" was voted to all the many EN-
ployes Of the House, including all the House
labcrers, wOrkmen on the public grounds,
dc. Congress, however, failed TO ap.
propriate money specifically Tor this object,
withOutwhich action any payment under the be-
aforementioned order OF the House was clearly
Illegal. About the same time and under similar
circumstances, the House raised the regular pay
OF The Sergeant-at-Arms, Postmaster, DOOrkeep-
er, &e.-iailing, also, to make an appropriation
to cover this increase. The Clerk, however, has
paid all demands of this character, for which pur-
pose no appropriations were made and has, as
before remarked, failed to pay the salaries of the
Index Clerks, for which the money nas appro-
Priated. His action is, TO say the least Of it,
clearly Illegal no right being vested in him to
give the public funds intrusted in bis hands any
direction other than that specified in the law.
Full 1000 were voted away in the shape of
extra compensation to the overpaid employ
es Of the House in the very general frOlic" in
which their compensation was increased. 1.-THE
scenes which occur in the Offices of the House
OF Representatives during the two last days and
nights Of a session, could be brought out in the
shape Of a report from committee Of investiga-
ton, who would not seek to cover the outrages
on propriety which mark the saturnalia paid
for by the House employees as means of get
ting members into condition to forget the duty
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o,ess are not complete, but are decisive OIL
the election of two Wings aud one Free-Soisr'
namely; scudder ard Dickinson (W.) in the
lat and Xth Districts, and Dewitt (F. 81 ID
the IXth. Edmonds, Upham, Wentworth and
Sabine Cwhigs) are probably elected in the
lid. With, With and old WITH Districts;
Weston Of. So is claimed in the Id ana
Banks Goce-Foco) in the With. In the Alth
District Goodrich is, without doubt, elected
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- MAYOR Seaman. Wing, of Boston, was

N Mayor Seaman, Wing, OF Boston, was
reslected to that Office yesterday by from ~
TO 80 majority. A majority of Wing Aldermen
are thought to have been chosen. The Wings
also in Lowell elected their candidate for MAY
or the full Board of Aldermen and 10 OF "a
Council men.