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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

A FORTUNE IN VIEw.-Mr. John Crofts Cofield,
aged seventy six yssr died the 2Sth ul at his
dence in Ann street where he had for several years
live In penurious and retired manner It believed
that by his penurioss habit he had saved small OF
money earned at his trade cobblinR boots and shoes;
but great the surprise Of his nds and others
overbauIng the old boots in the of his
after his death to find some them literally crammsd
with old wallets well filed with the root OF all evil" It
Is impossible at to tell the amount OF fortune h0
left but have heard 1t estimated at so large
Incredible 5000 000 and what makes 1t more
interesting to the parties concerned he has left viii
long the moral law. well and faithfully executed In
which DEGREES that bis estate shall be kept in trnst for
twenty years before the heirs with one exception
receive any benefit therefrom- Boston .7drutiser
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tIict Charles Durkee (whis); Ben G. Eastman
(dem) in the second district, over ChsuDcay Abbott
(whg); and John b. Macy (dem }, over J. McMersn
shaiter (whig) in the third district This ensures an
entire democratic delegation in the next Congress
THE NV BANNING Law (says the Milwaukee Wiscoi-
sn Is undoubtedly adopted by vote Of the people
Milwaukee alone the majority is 937 for the law So
those who are preparing to organise banks on sound
basis can commence the preliminary proceedings With
out delay In this part of the hs feeling all but
unanim0 In favor Of the law The following are com
pete return from ali the wards in Milwaukee, or the
vnta he Rank Lav
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Cour, CnIsndar--This Day.

sursvMy CouRr-CrRcUr-s COZ lsos oos' o- o's'
EAO Geo. 6S1 to 6S7. .,,.u., .,u -
SUPREME CouRr-srrcTAL TrRM-hDo"i"ous sai ~AS'~
the sitting OF the Oyer and Tsrmiper 40 -, ~.
supsa,os Cousr.-(rwo branches )-Nos ~, ~ 49,
100 2o7 47y 1888 1S9 So 5i2 loo lse, zfs. oAs sstr
"a ssa "a k4 $50 SEQ SOL 5e3 56l $50 SOD 5ss 1tS
SSy .ol Ss5 54s 500 $40 4s6, 2Ss u l3e 2Ie, Sl6 3
AZ ga So, 402 il9 422 2To, lo6 te2 lss isT LOS
0ls
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ST. BoAIHGo The government gazette Of st.
Domingo El Eco del Oz.s) Of the 12th ult refers to
the advertisement lately put forward in England for
lean Of fT50 COO for that republic and states that the
proposal never authorized In the slightest degree IL
adds that the accounts given Of the Of the
country had at the time been greatly exageratsd
while the statement also incorrect Of its being ae
vesce with its peiQhbors
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YANKEE ENTERPRISE IN SOUTH AMERICA BY
the schooner Lamartne which cleared this port yes
terday fer Cunana Venesuela party of adyenturers
go out, furnished with complement Of machinery, for
the psrposc Of raising treasure from the wreck Of tho
Spanifh vessel " San Pedro' which lost of vene-
zuela than century ago 1t is supposed that the
vessel had about $4,000 coo board which sent by
the home to pay of troops In her domnions
in the world. Some two years since portion Of the
party discovered the wreck and with the aid Of
little apparatus for the purpose succeeded in raising
about S25 600, and cleared the wreck that they
anticipate operations will be comparatively easy
steam engine will be carried out, and also diving
chine together with sub marine and all other APP
paraus deemed for the most scientific fsthom-
ing Of the boundless deep Should this enter prsng
company the whole of their supposed vastly rich
prize they will not only suddenly become milonsres in
wealth but milionares literally of the first water -
Rsson Trsnscript Nor 3.
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ITEM FROM HAVANA We understand that tho
Isabel her arrival Havana permitted 20 l,nN
her passengers and mail without any unnecessary
on the part Of the authores-even newspapers .e1
ture every thing appeared to be quiet anu
Chlrrlesfnn Cnrn1ef. Nor y
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DURING Mr. G. b ADRIAss address at Hart
Moores Hotel he casually noned the Of Bennett
editor OF the NEW YoRK HERALp in connection with the
money received from English to defeat
raj Walbrisge At the mention Of Mr.. Benefits nAme
the captain the Pierce and King Guards proposed three
cheers him. which given with hearty good viii
fhis isthe first time heard Mr. g cheered.
= N,w Brimsuick IN J) Netcs, Nor. 2
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The vote 10 New Shoreham for President, Il a. fol-
lov:--For Pierce, Ils; for Scott 90 This make, the
democratic msjurity in the State. 1093.
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TORNADO Al New ORLEANS between 10 aai Ii
o'clock lbst nigh, CITY visited by wind
and rain that srti plarly lively For few minutss
while tho HUI rieans wiga lasted it seemed as il the
iImest buildings would have yield to its fury Ths
wind did not appear from any particular quar-
ter, bur like twirips whirwnd uprootnx and
tearing every thing bere it which well secured
1t raned few all the time that the wind was PLAYING
and beats in great request in nearly all parts hs
city The rain was particularly annoying to the large
audience which had assembled to witness the dedication
of the Mechanics Institute aud also those ardent
politicians who had rallied mt the meetings For
time there was great rattlipg OF broken glass AMI
loose fates, tiles, chimney tops, &c Signs and AVN
jngs were dsneDg jigs tuge her the sidewalks Tbs
Rags OF both wings and democrats, with which this
city bad been so pleDtafully decorated at one
moment floating much higher ia the air than usual.
and at the next moment they dragging in the
mite. Many steamboats, and shps driven from
their moorDgs at the eyee and great confusion for time
prered We have not yet heard Of anyserious dem ge
to Dem, with the exception of the occasiona loss OF
chimney staying of yaw chatting Of rails aud rig
ging About eighty feet of the wooden awning around
the meat marb T. in the Second district blown away
Many lamps lamp posts and trees detroye in the
Third district The fronts of brick stores in BaronDe
street were blown down. Some injury done to the
front of the Poy dras market The Of the No
-6,0d Levee street, blown open, and the goods
etrewedaround Hundreds of buildings lesa
slightly injured by blinds being torn off windows smash
ed chimney fallen, awnings removed signs torn down,
roofs raised, and other small dsasters..NeD Oleaas
Picdy1tne, Oct go
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HEERy y; LEEps,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. \.

HENRY Il; LEEps, AycTIoNEER-sIGNoR G. B.
third sale as Of marble stsssgsry
zisasocss never bsiis in this country Henry d.
ten Ssv
hs ..les room wall street. opposite New street the
q Meaio Psyche q Tra:ani Venus Of and
ss q yoex sSoSs o esn, ,s anS sn ssTa
Of various styles sna sizes as neee MsdS Erucan
Sspsd & s s msn
ranspasens aabsster for lamps; Meapoan taazas
Adrianna large fruit and
sized 80 "a
centre p.ps S Ms's Ssa sstsrr ;h
deetrs esndecks groups figures osdia silver bronze
nd ornulu Crmuu clocks Of seaus 8. and
Consisting q silver plated cake baskets eastors savers
na s sss H,h
Chinese enameed and ware in every yare
sss porsesin !s.ss from shrse thirty j. inches
ossss isds slesan. work table. with ivory fittings
Sen ses elegantly osnamented and gut bouquet stands
3 ssn;s VA :s
ste ana superb mss,sr q, ssa and silver being
be previous 10 the sale Catalogues on
X,
g. at 10K o'clock, at 81 Bey street, Greenwich
yroseries fine young and souchong
Sd and green talow and adamantne candles tobacco in
boxes and plugs brande care champagne and port wines
rH' sH' SNUFF *fErir,sSaros Welt, a GARTER Assslsn,.r
sVIrILLIAM IRVING " CO., AUCTI0NEERS, WILL
w sell at auction Tuesday, November 9th, NJ eleven
O'Clock at their sales room 10 Pine street. large and
choice Of fine old wines and segahc stock Of
s.as sissRPs R.Ps:s Ts
CO ssr od Isud Dock pSss ksn
aStA ditto siegnette, Rochelle, Martel Sherry, &c;
hampasns-seleny Mosseau =, faySrte &a moaad Isa
and schsidsm gin, current wine &c Vgenune
Havana segArs, now bond la Clarito United States
Bcrgas do Ore u, La Donsodora, and other vorite
brands Also, $1,000 imported sessrs sold for account Of
whom " may conoern.
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Domestic Miscellany.

The heMshcdst church at Greenvine Tenn vas fred by
al negro boy the sth and totally destroyed Loss
$1,000.
The dstiery belonging to Ira Cole Esq in the town
of Southeast, Putnam county, fired and burned 10
the ground on the night Of the 3rd inst II is sup-
posed to have been the act of some malicious scamp
On the 9Th inst. little girl named Martha Goiiing,
years OF age daughter Of Mr. Thomas Goding residing
at No. 1876 Hanover street Boston, by ons
Of Hathorne & Co.'S omnibuses her fathers resi-
dence and died in less than hour after the accident
The session of the New Hampshire Legisature win
commence on Wednes day, the 18th inst.
81 leo collected the polls in Nav Orleans TO-
wards the Washington monument
President Sparks has resigned the Office Of President 81
Harvard Unversiy and the resignation Is to elect
at the cloge o. the present academic term.
There but five deaths in the city Of Por.sno7oh,
II during the month of September all OF whom
agea severaliy Is, 3o Sc 10, 65
hsssrs A Meneelys Sons, OF West Troy. y. Y, scs
coustrD citing at their celebrated foundry, peal OF tsn
bells cost $4,000, which s. Fay Esq presents 10 an
Fpcc pal cpurch in Savannah, Georgia
osyn uo-ovan, wto kept boarding house on seo.ioa
10 - he PGcsc railroad, st Louis killed on
The 18th u!t by falling from wggon.
siS;yfiz deaths occurred in Boston last wsek-0aass
81 females 80
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LIQUORS.,


DRANDIES-PALE AND DARK, OF EVERY GRADE
DRnd of various vintages; London ock &c. port sherry
and Madeira wines choice Scotch and Irish whske So
dial gn huscst and Malaga wines &c., At 20 per lower
than at any. other house.
WIN. Ii. UNDERHILL $50 Broome street.
II ANBRYS GRAPE LEAF, HEIDSICK AND LARGI
II stock of the choicest ohlmpagne wines, old bot,ei
brandes, port sherry and Madeira wincs, Jamaica
delphis porter and brown stout, &o., for sale by
w. II. UNDERHILL, 40 Brooms streok
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II brick dwelling house, with all the modern improve.
street, between 5 and 10 A. NJ and and s P. NJ.
OFFICES TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR sALE-AT
" 81 Broadway. Apply second floor, office No l.
vVo LET-THE AMERICAN LOCK WORKS, GULL
BILE person alm years as Lock and k1ss
having been built under the direction and
y FoSs
En.nd The New Haven
don Railroad within 100 rods e6 the building tcuv
$eh.Iss and ais freight 'ae. distance sSeSSiss@
ssiesiated fsr the mnpsisssurs q nass%sry iaj,
There several and dwelling houses sua
rented at fair rates thereby rendering investment in
such property on the par. G any one who may
if' qSire Of ''i' ' wG. FAULKNER, cuiford Conn.
ITO LET-Two FURNISHED OR UNFURNTsHED
rooms s usss .tsS 5 sGof % 'S m % pSs
tween Spring and p.noe streets rs ssct ss2w AID Cp
the premises
ITO. LET FOR, THE wINTER-HANDsoSE PAR
iors and bedrooms, with all the modern improve
No. 5s7 Houston street. east side Of Broadway.
ITO LET-APARTxENTs AT NO. 20 HARRISON
w, u eSs'n Ss aSsoS Ss c. ssss
quet gneel neishborhOOi wiz be s: furnished or
TIIo LET OR LEASE THE NEW FOUR STORY HOUSE
and store on Brsadwsy arss above Forsyagss street
ss Sd
suitable for manufacturing purposes Apply to WALDEN
FELL, 100 Pearl street or 10 West Twenty hrst street
ITO leftover ONE HUNDRED HOUSES, STORES
Napartments rooms, bedrooms, So, throughout the
city. Persons by applying st MACDuFFS sstate ooe, l6
Bowery kind Of places to suit them There
Is in the city where snah variety bs found
Hours from7 A. NJ to p. M. Call and SUIT yourselves
ITO LET--THE STORE AND HOUSE 3i2 BoWERY.
Il The fixtures will be sold low. Possession given imme-
diatey. Apply en- the premises.
VNo LET, wIrH OR WITHOUT BohRD-THE SECOND
story & hhantsome modern built house, conveniently
quire NJ tho.house, 305 Fifth street..
vrogDOGTORs.-T0 LET, A GOOD BASEMENT OF
fee 1t hiss been recently occupied by doctor Tor
three past Also three unfurnishcd rooms on the
ono hoor Inquire at % Myrtle avenue, near Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
| rI,o'LET IN SOUTH BRooKLYN-THE UPPER PART
of highly finished house. l6i Sackett street, oonsis-
ing back basement and Kitchen parors the second
neor finished with folding doors, and e1try chamber sx
the promises or to j. BARNETT, yshn street, up stsrs.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN
IA they want would let a small family three
the second OF the neat wosory dwelling house. 81
Broome street The lower part is occupied by three
family. For particulars apply to the owner, the pre-
mises. 1t is near three stage routes
HOUSE TO RENT.-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY
brick dwelling house, with all the modern improve
mepts esbly situated stage route Apply at IS Amty
street, bttween s and 10 A. NJ and and SP. NJ.
OFFICES TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR sALE-AT
" 81 Broadway. Apply second floor, office No. /.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION OF GR0CERIEs-M0sDAY NOV sTH
IA at IL o'clock at store No 2o5 Pearl street, two door
rom Maiden lane will be sold large lot Of teas
olasse port wine champagne, caret brapdies -four salt
ship stores segars and quantity of hickory aud
nuts. To be sold rain shine BY
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DRY G(MDDS.

LNELT AND BEAVER B0NNETS.-C0NSTANTLY ON
hand, felt and beaver bonnets also large assort-
ment Of Paris feathers, which will be sold low by ]. IL
HOMER, Ga John street.
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"OOD'S NINSTkELS 4H BROADWAY ABOVE
w Howard street-open every evsning-H. Wood Mana
celebrated company Of Musicians and Ethiopian deli
States. SEQ programme open at 6x concert com
Tnences At o'clock Admission, The public
respectfully informed that the afternoon
continued
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T0HS FISHBLATT, AUCTI0NEER-BY JOHN FISH.
- batt-Removed from 30 Pearl street TO No ~ North
William and 223 William etreet-Saes at his Tuesdays
and Thursdays a. o'clock, A. NJ John Fshblatt will give
his attention to the sale estate the
chants Exchange and household furniture at the residence
Of families breaking housekeeping Also to the sales Of
stocks of groceries, and erchauose of description
New York. Williamsburg, and Brooklyn.
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N s. S.ROUGH. AUCTION EER-H0USEHOLD FURNI-
~. ture-Monday November Sth, at TO- A. NJ at No. rs
Reekmsn street. Cliff the entire Of the
story dwelling house .ong large variety Of good
French bsdsteads curled hair mattrae tapestry, Brus
1els, threepy and grain carpets rugs &c
]uis in plush, curtains &c. altogether large assortment
of good furniture, in good order
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GRAND VOCAL An ID INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
"A generously rendered by Madle Camille Urso, the
outhful and yondrfal voiinst for the benefit q the
politau Hail. Monday evening November which
asion she will be assisted by the following eminent
who have kindly volunteered their services vz-Madame
Oscar Cantatrice from Paris Herr Fstlnssr
militant Pianist and Composer NJ Edward Boulangsr the
ceebrated Pianist lately connected with Miss Catherine
Hayss Concerts in New York and eewhsre Signor Saliva
sor Urso Flutist Of the Conseryators of Music Palermo
Tickets % cents each 10 had from the Sections
Catholic Churches At the principal Catholic Book Storel
and ~ the door the sDins Of the Concert Doors op
At 0x: oyncert to commence At O'clock -
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~TIRCUs-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE. 81 BOwERY
~ New and Brilliant Attractions for the week com.
menoing Monday evening Nov. S-The Great Challenge
Of fIumbng in which all the principal athleta of the old
and new countries will aprear Varied and elegant Horse
manship Clown, Sam Lathrop, with bis inaugural
5peseh Boxes, cents pit l2 open at half
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LOVE AND FOUND.
Gnk REWARD. THE DRY GOODS STORE
~ of De Lano Son. No. 19G Fulton street, Brook
yn broken into the night OF November Sd, and
quantity of black wAtered and marsons silks black
and linen handkerchief royal purple velvet cloak,
ehaws mantas wells, silk vsstngs Sc taken. Fifty
dollars will be paid for the of the goods
proportion and twenty-five dollars for the thieves
q IN REwARD.-sToLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
~ gold cylinder watch, gudet dial made by NJ J.
Tobias Liverpool four hole jewelled gold chain and PEN
ell attached Also ten dollars in coppers and silver Any
the above described watch to the
store ~ Roosevelt street. will receive the above reward
g. BELLESKAMP.
r OsT-oN SATURDAY EVENING, FROM ONE oFTHE
Bowery and Grand street stages barley sales book.
The finder will be literally by leaving at FIR mt
street, or IS avenue ID.
EoUND.-THE PERSON WHO DEPOSITED LET
ter at the once of Boyds city express post Monday
the 18th Of October last left gold the
counter By calling at the Office No As william street.
will be returned to him. JOHN I. BOYD. Proprietor.
QRING HER BACK IA LITTLE BLACK wHIFTETT
- Slut heavy with cur pups ran away from the vicinity
Of walker street and Broadway Saturday last She Is
vaueess except from association, being the property Of
lady would pay reward for the troube
her return. Apply at the Tea Room No Chambers street.
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VUANTED FURNISHED HOUSE, NOT MORE
w than two blocks from Broadway between Beoker aud
Eighteenth street. from January is 70 May lat 1855 Ad.
dless By letter, J. @. II. Astor House.
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FOR SALE.

0Q 000-H HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-Iy
Yc,VOO :, Broohlyn, within few minutes walk of
Fulton ferry $4,000 house. situate BROOKLYN
the Flushing avenue stage route For patcuIars apply
to WOODS & FORBUSH, 70 Nassau street, office No. II
5000 A DRUG STORE FOR SALE Low roR
admitted partner The store il well stocked and in
good location town gsod opportunity for ician.
Inquire Mt 29 Washington street. address
Herald cfhce.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Two HUNDRED HOUSES
II and lots in the different wards and Broadway and
Fifth 100 houses and lots in the upper 200
of lots also 80 the city, for sale
change Profles Of the above will be exhibited with prices
to buyers, at our office. BEEBE HALLETT,
NO. 1876 Broadway, ofhce l5.
Tr0 0DAGUERREoTYPEARTI5 SALE CHEAP,
i whole size apparatus, with duhing machine,
has been used inquire at r. l. LEWIS Daguerrean
Gallery, No. I42 Chatham street, up stairs.
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TOHN L. vANDEWATER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

John L. vANDEWATER, ,AUCrI0NEER.-MONDAY,
~ Nov: A. haf-past 10 o'clock, SheriTs SALE at the
house NO ZIG Greene street, between Spring and Prince
streesHousehod furniture, consisting ia of Brussels
tapestry carpet walnut paror suit ia push walnut sofa,
side and pier tables walnut dressing bureaus wass
&c. parlor nantel ornaments Partisan clock paintings
pier gla also superior rosewood panofore made by
Nunns Co., and but little used also oilcoths, stoves
lamps also small assortment of kitchen furniture with
which the sale will commence.
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Fasnn.a MpshrM ne CHIA1HAM SrKEET.E :.
open afternoon o'clock in the evening 7
gor the purpose Of lassic and Original
Living Statuary by Mile Casinet's Troupe
Sa. sesether with variety Of beautiful performances
eeats Private Boxes Stage Seats with cushioned
ArM chairs H oents; Boxes 25 cents Gallery l2x cents.
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AMUSEnIENTS. A

BROADWAY THEATRE.-E.. A. MARSHALL sol Z
- Lessee.-Doors at to At tx O'Clock.
Monday evening. November s, will be performed
THE DUKES WAGER
Richelieu Mr. Conway Gabrielle Miss Julia Dean
MARRIED AND SETTLED.
Hr Box ME- Davidge Mrs. Bounoer Miss Csrnan
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UCTION NOTICE-IARGE SALE ON TUESDAY
at half past 10 o'clock in Bogarts auction rooms
Spruce street. of farniture dry goods clothing
1ewelry, groceries. &c THOS. BELL, Auctioneer,
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The New Congress.

The New Congress.
THE THIRTY SECOND AND THE THIRTY. THIRD CON-
GRESS COMPARED.
Democrats in romsn-Whigs In itacs-Free solers and
Aboitionists in small capitals.
Present Con gress Ne,p Congress-
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WISH TO RENT A
comfortable unfurnshed and closet, in very
spectacle family further than Amty street. Address
Inaidl 76S Post office.
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Alabama.
The returns thus far shows strong Pierce majority
Florida.
Democratic maortes have been given in the following
coonties :Pieolats, 3o Pilatka, 16 Tolosa, II; St
Augustine, $751; Jacksonville, ~; Tallahassee, 81.
Wisconsin,
Pierces majority In the state will be from 300 to
G,Ooo.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
Daniel Wells Jr. (dem) Is elected in the first dis.
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VhVI IIOTS,
OO situated the and peasantest part of the
village Of Newtown, near the pani ROAD to Williamsburg
ferry Said lots rs by 100 feet offered
shssp and on easy terms Newtown Of The oldest
heathest, and most pleasant villages city,
tanning the beft schools churches society. &c. Stages
irom Grand Peck slip ferries every thirty minutes
distance four niles For further particulars inquire
Miles Co.. s Wall street Israel Cooper POS Grand
Free tickets will be furnished TO persons wishing pur
chase on application to the drivers of the Newtown stages
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ALSO, ADMINISTRATOR SsSALE ON WEDNESDAY,
10Th November, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at No. 2i7 Eighth
avenue liquor store and furniture liquor
casks kegs and contents bar furniture fxtures pic
res and an assortment of household furniture also the
lease OF the premises for four years the
last past JOSEPH HOWE, Administrator
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A UCTION SALES ~WO0DvILLE CENTRE PROPERTY
ON Long Island eight and qusrter miles by railroad
from the South ferry20 500 building sections
OF this very valuable property will be sold parcels
purchasers on q before tbs @ Of November 1852 the
York as will be stated hereafter through the press.
B-MAps and catalogues be had at No 20S Broad
way, New York, room No. 10, and on the premises.
J. r. PlTBIN General Agent.
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WANTED TO HIRE-THE LOWER PART OF
w two story house, agresably situated In quiet res
pectabe neighborhood neatly furnished and with moderp
Loeaton between Spring street and Unis
square, west Of Broadway preferred. Address Co. BsoAd
way Post once, stating location and terms.