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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-26

uENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-HENRY II.
IL Leeds Co. win fe at auction on Friday, November
18Th, at half past ten o'clock st the sales Wall
street valuable library; also large invoice Of London
hooks just received By the Patrick be sold with
IN yeve Picture Of London Baxters Saints Rest illus
trated Art Union Howes works, Peter Piudars works.
scrap Embellishments, together with large collection of
other illustrated works. including nogarth Also private
library Of scarce worTs elegantly bound Can be
the moYnipE of SALE
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DARTNER WANTED-IN THE FANCY GOODS BUsI-
i ness, generally termed Yankee notons.-An cid %
tabish.d firm in want Of With frat rate
pYencs TO act tie purchaser to whom interest will
be given No csptal required None need apply but
having first rate capabilities regards knowledge of the
goods added to large among buyers this
description Of goods An co manifestations strictly conf
Dental Address Box 1 Post Office with real nams and
references.
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GEORGE n. ANDREWS, AucTIoNEER-BY AN

EEoRoE 7. ANDREWS, AUcTIoNEER-BY AN
81 elegant and fashionable furniture Friday, Nov 26
l0x o'clock, At the auction mart, No bS9 Broaaway
splendid collection Of elegant rosewood, mahogany and
walnut furniture from the best manufacturers made
grossly for city customers fourteen suits Of rosewood
pszlsr furniture covered with satin brooase and
paror secretaries bookcases ladies' work stands CENTRE
sofa and fancy tables etageres, easy and rocking
share hair and spring mattresses lounges blankets quilts
plated tea SETS iron sales, The furniture DO
viswed, and catalogues ready morning If sale.
GROCERY AT AycTIoN--THIs DAY, AT 1Ok
O'clock the grocery S4 Spring street, of WASH
Agton comprising teas sugars coffee spices, liquors
and everything in the business god selection and quail
~, we'll worthy tae attention Of the trade and fai
HAle positive o. WARREN, Aotionssr.
John L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER.-MONDAY
u Nov % and Tuesday Nov 80, at 10% o'clock day
s the store No 80 Cortandt street choice vine brand
liquors. cbompagne &C., being part of the choice and val
liable stoek Of r. W. PRESCOTT Esd Aro the lease and
This selected great care expressly
orders private and embraces the choicest goods
before public SALE and affords fair opportu
atty the trade well private parties to avail them
selves Of the choicest liquors. brandes so Every lot is
sally warranted and can be positively relied upon Also
sealed fruits, meats &c. Catalogues now ready.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-THE MEMBERS OF PHOENIX HOOK AND
"A Ladder Company. No. beg leave to tender their
bountfu supply of furnished them after
fire in Barrow street, evening of the 10th inst By
ordcr of the company, JAS Y. WILSON, Secretary.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

n UCTION NOTICE-BY W. W. sHIRLEY.-5OO lots
erooiesy glass and shins.aondsy Nov 10Th. at ios
retailers and white granite flown blue. mulberry
edged dipt and O. G. for cash, without
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ake,

L,OR sALE-A BLACK PACING STALLION, SOUNI
and kind pace in 250 Also, light shifting vol
wagon nearly light single harness viii be soa
together or separately. Apply to SAMMIS y WHEELER
gtreet.
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JEssEY CITY PROPERTY At AUcEIoN-lppAyyIIpp

Jersey CITY PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-DAvID
Sect will sell At publ, suction on Friday, the 10Th
misses at the souhwestery of Hudson and ESSEX
streets Jersey City, four elegble building lots situsd i'm
edisey contiguous the cottage Captain
Ecgers Each lot p feet vide on Hudson street and
which the property situated the most eastery
of the city and the view which 1t commands of the river
and bay also of tho cities Of New York and Brooklyn IS
tirey free and unobtructed The situson desirable for
gontleman private residence for the erection of dwell
aE houses Sales peremps Terms Ifce and
10 cent at the time and place Of SALE balance deli
very of deeds the first Monday of January next For
further particulars inquire Of the auctioneer Hontgo
merry street. Jersey City, or of
b. GOULD, % Nassau street, New Yerk.
TOHN FIsHBLATT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sac by John Fshblatt, Friday, November %. at IL
O'clock, at the new sales rooms No. 20 North william and
~ William sreetWi be sold the balance Of auabe fur
nure Of furniture dealer retiring from business Alss
JOHN TIsHBLATT, Auctioneer.
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yNAR-WAR WITH CUBA-MORGAN & AJDRICH
w will sell segars and champagne at len price than
any in Now York 800 100 at greatly reduced
prices to close consignments Call soon AZ No. Barclay
MORGAN & ALDRICH.
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NoTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP FORMERLY EXIST
IN Ing between rnd brother Charles Thomas
ing been mutually dissolved, the undersigned have
formed parr ershp. under the name Of Thomas Bro
Tiers for the carrying all that relates TO the business
house decorators slders &C. Orders left with No.
las VI ocsssr street, promptly attended to-
ALEXANDRA ANTOINE THOMAS.
FRANCOIS ERNEST THOMAS.
Nov % 1852. THOMAS.
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WANTED AGENTS IN THE SEVERAL sTATEsAND
w elites in the Union TO sell splendid engravns on
steel Of the President elect Forty doar month to
go,d men, and constant employment. A 7. ROaERTS
CO., Publishers S broadway, In tho Phil phA Tels
srsph once, or Baren General Agent for Pennsylva
mia. IS walnut street, Philadelphia.
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n INGUET LEPRINGE q L. MARC0TTn, NO -
raj Mandatory, New York, and In Paris Csnmartn
Importation and Bronse Works, Gal
eripton for furniture covering
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A MOST REsPECrA-
BIZ man, ~ Hight porter, Ia any kind of business; s
trustworthy man and willing to make hinsef senersly
useful ans IL OF good temperate habits Has the very best
OF city reference Can be for TO day. at III Twenty
nh street. between Ft and Second third aoor
front foon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-26

LNOR SALE-A SPLENDID CALASHE COACH, OF THE
latest pattern. Has been used but few times Will be
sold bargain by immediate application Armour, Bro
there carriage makers Third and Sixty street,
HORSE FOR sALE-A SPLENDID LIGHT BAY
II horse ~ hands high hind and gentle in harness Of
low the having further for him. Oan be
at the stable, West Seventeenth sest between Sixth
and Seventh avenues, by inquirng for Joseph.
I light SECOND HAND WAGoN.--WANTED, A
II light second hand trottnG in good order; to
weigh net over $50 pounds Inquire a. 26 Front street.
vVHE THOROUGH BRED Trio fTIN0 STALLION,
Il kemble Jackson.Any gentleman OF club wishing to
purchase the best stallion In the county can apply
Broadway or at Houston street. where all necessary
inform alton can be obtNned.
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COPARTNERsIIaP NO1TCEs.

G100 "A PARTNER WANTED, IN ONE OF THE
p1OOs best corner public houses town. 1t 10 the
stage house. where several lines and in the imme
d.te vicinity Of large manufacturing establishments and
TINS the principal head quarters Apply this day to b.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK BY RE-
spectacle young woman, who understands cooking per-
feoty well In all its branches has nc objection assist in
washing and ironing Can be for two days. at LOAF
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ITO JEWELLERS. GOLD PEN MAKERS, SILVER.
mhs add other acturersFor sale or 70 lease,
for term Of years. cottage house and jewellers
shop Tfs house contains MAE rooms. The chop two
stories cellar and ats and fitted mp with fsrgss
work benches and heater and will twelve hands
70 By & house by 80 and alley way from front
OF lot The whole In good repair, and will be leased
moderate rent os sold On easy tsrms Posse sion syss
either the LIST Of February LIST Of Nay
tics Apply tho premises Prince STREET Myrtle
avenue, OF 10 FOSTER Lopez, No. 4 Sands street.
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No. pl.ced. Ia pourse, Poris. No. a Hsosdvov Ny
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ORGAN FOR SALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE WAR
~ rsnteo Of superior me ke and finish with all the modern
improvements II applied for Immediately IL will be sold
for Sl75, worth $500 To be seen At Nj. BLAKLS l29
Bank 10. corner OF Washinpton
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DANCING ACADE1n Es-

MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE-OPENED HER DAM
way Tor forms and parcaiAp. apply between Il and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

BLoop AsD MYsrERr.-Here is something for
REGULATORS in the mysterious and uagical, and
efficiently local in its bearings, 10 come under
Tie head OF "Home Matters" 1t has travelled
away from baltimore. however, before we observ-
ed it:
MysrERrous CIRcuMsrAScE.-I Septe mber.
1851, something more than year ago. two men
drove up in a horse wagon, to the door OF Mr..
Joseph Miller. then residing about half mile be-
low West Alexander, on the National Road, in
Ohio county, Va, and asked Mr.. Miller to take
charge of a trunk and box, for few days, at the
end Of which time they would call foz them. Mr.
Miller consented; took them into his house, and de-
posted them in place OF security- The men new
CT ieturned and no application has since been made
by any one for the articles. On last Wednesday,
Mr. Miller called upon Mr.. William Neil, Nh. Fer
~ Eskey, and Mr.. John Brothertoa, his neighbors,
and requested them to open the boxes, and ascer-
tain their contents. They did SO, aud found the
trunk to contain shirts, pants, and hat, and sun
dry other articles of wearing apparelj Also bloody
shirt, in which was wrapped upa new Ratchet OF
lie largest size, also bearing marks of blood! In
ee box were set Of pedler's harness, and other
,ticles. In the trunk W as found pocket book
eontainng paper upon which was the name OF
John NJ. Zimmerman and it is supposed that the
Trunk was the property ola man OF that name
|, sin the recollection q our citizens. that about
that time, pedler Of the name Of Zimmerman,
vasfound murdered i'll some one Of the Western
tounties-aot now recolleeted where; but thought
TO have been in Greene county. We ourself have
yet an indistinct recollection OF an occurrence oil
the kind, butcannot now locate the scene o. the
ttagedy. We publish This statement, in the hope,
that il may lead to development Of all the cir-
cumstances attending this mysterious affair. This
property is undoubtedly that of a murdered man.
Warrington (Pa.) Reporter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
1852 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1852
satle's.2 mas DRY GOODS 40 1'H'o2
wv WIN, Is, aSEEBY. soar

MONROE STREET, Wheeling Va, is now .reee: wing
INl his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods for Jobbng
latest importntions and manufactures of
country. carefully selected expressly for the 49,,
i1t'ss 1874 ! JOBBING TRADE
ofhe best fabrics, designs coors, to which he,e
specially soleits examinations from his old spstsers
aud Country Merchants. .i,5 s,,T, 4s igIt EsIt5g
CLOTHS-His consists in part OF the makers,
and OF the usual variety o! eoiers both Foreign and
Domestic. T = 49,. ~ 5..5-i sgtts.ri35
CASsIMERES-Bain black and doeskin, wall as OF
great variety OF the choicest fnncy cofers-
SATINETTS-Black Blue, Steel.nixed, fancy Green and
Browns, &C. Avery full and complste stodk; also
/ 40 10 Tweods and Cy. Jeans. ~ " ,.SgH aag9i
OVER blankets, pilet and braver
cloths and other such goods in variety.I.sJ ~
very large stock OF the best makers of fast
- madder colors. As well us the most common kind
or low priced prints for comforts, DC. AZ
DRESS GOODS-Ginghans, mouse dc ains eb' lastre,
Syaiii and fg'd black alpacas, well OF colors
OF the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, 5aeonets Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
da, book thread and cotton Iaccs edgDgs, e3E.,
.;s14sin variety, also Irish linens , 10 giuEiuJ
boya' and children,s velvet and cloth CAPE,
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot. % . .iqE
ALSO-Shaws, ribbons, hosiery, umbre elias, brown and
blcachcd muslins, sh ring, Checks Ticking, &c.
&c;, together with fal and complete stock OF
Notions OF all sorts, usually ,vanted and eltogcth.
or feel well assured my stock is 80 complete that
when il is examined and the prices told, II will be
found in all respects perhaps superior to any
* stock of Goods before offered in tho markell
areo4. .tissspa 8Guu- hl'b = .snasW. T.SELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
NEW YORK MARKET.

= q ~" 20 ~ NEW YORK, NOV. 3.
CorroN-A decline of from TO l.. Stock on
hands very small. Sales for three days past "a
mount TO 5000 bales. tf $50 rs .
o. CopFEE-Rio SsaS4, Java 10t. -.7s 7a
MoLAssEs-Muscovado 20a21.
SuGAR-Muscovado 5t-Havana 81.
Om-Linseed 64a65. t..... y.-.i.
FLoun-State brands s4,62a4,65. Southern
unchanged. a|raF.a .It-a'a .'. rs a "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
New Fail Goods! .. 20!

>
r1HI morning will commence opening Fall aock
OF Goods, among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS --Hsh
very rich Broeade IT Siiks Plain black Gro De Rhine.
Black & eold Pout DE Sole, Fancy colored Glaze,
SHa he ~ a
entirely new, tGt"cnl Stewart Plaid Silks in
Gro de Antique .lN4 h!s'f TREY new dessns
French Muslin DeL.aines glsin and Figured.
Mourning silk and Wool mouslin De LANES.
q French Chinzcs, very, beautiful ,usl# rg7!H
Bombaznes, Lupns make. EXTRA esr-4 ts'sLsa'F
assortment Of Fall Shawls is uneauaed for elegance
and variety, consisting OF -,
Ermihc fur Shawfs, all eolors. '' a. -, q il
Thbet Palm Shayyls all co!ors A-s--1 -t4s'. tlAe
Grape shays, at all prices, Embr ofdered and plain
French Cashmere ShaNvis. ESl ig1-6E II - ii7Wy=t'
ID. Bay State and French Plaid shawlsl ys4 N Ifsfs
TRIMMINGS, .EMBROIDER1ES, '&c.W "
Embroidered Flouncng in Swiss and Joconet Aluslins
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and lnscitings. So
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses,
Trimming Buttons, in new designs, - &c. W
Frngcs and Laccs in every rsifith 'tsf '.ts tf1'
Wide Black and colored Velvet Ribbons. ss'l &c
Marrow, =. u do for Trimming. .. .E
sept3 " @. W. HElsKELL & Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
ESCAPEOF PRISONERS.

H. ~ .-g,a BALTIMORE, Nov.S.
Three persons named VIM. Gault, John Daily
and Joseph Conner, escaped from the Baltimore
Jail on Sunday evening, by cutting through the bars
of the window, and getting over the wall by means
of ropes made of their bed clothing. Daily and
Conner were arrested during the day, but Gault
is still at large. He was confined on charge oil
numbering a German named Rasche, whom he shot
down in the street at midday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS EAMRPS,
Patent PhosScne Gn.,

aus ;al2.al Patent PhosScne GINS, sSaaE
FOR URNINGIN THE SAME.
7ls La,np, for producing portable Light is confidently
Recommended as superior to any other ro1 in tSe.
THE LIGHT is produced by the burning OF an aeIorm
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful Jets from small per-
foratioas In Patina.i ~ - - a-A- -
The Gas is generated is used the heat ofits
combustion acting with the Liquid
in the Lamp. Thus perfect and portable apparatus
for creatiry and burning aerifotm Gas. ~
Its constc is such TINT all possibility OF accident
from its rcoved and the great simplicity o:
renders II liable TO OF thar
other kind Of Lamp requires cleaning aud trim
ming do the Oil and Camphene Lamps and burns equal.
we'll either with without glass globe or shade and per
fecy free from smoke or odor.
The opinions scientific may be learned from the fac:
the Annual American Institute in 1885,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded totbe Inventor, and Di
poma at the same twas pronounc
Tie above FOR sale, Wholesale and Retail by IL srssi
]. X. DUNHAM & CO. 9 ~
49, !ser No. % Monroe ST. the Post office ~
selp17 Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

src,pE.-we learn that Mr., Reall, living near
,,1ependence Pa, about eight miles from Yves;
Liberty. and quite an aged man. committed sui-
eide. on Sunday last, by hanging himself with a
,,n., in his stable. No cause is assigned, except
,heridtary disposition to monomaniacy, or insaui-
r. We understand that he had brother who
m, an ead to his existence in similar manner, at
:, ,es, the same spot. r.-s.t-.,.-I. p. ..sI. i,
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ar. Time,s effacine fingers

Have swept the lines where beauty fingers"
,,eure the image Of your children, friends and re-
htves that you may have an unfndiEg memento
,fthem, when, perhaps, all other traces have fed,
uu can do 50, by calling at FlRrs' new Daguerrean
;,Iery, near the Monroe House. His rooms are
ipely furnished, and whether you want daguer-
otype OF not he is always glad TO see visters Be-
ids, it's getting to be fashionable to call there
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RIVER AND MARKETS.

n :" nv ---- = CINCINNATI, NOV. 5.
The river is falling, with 9 or 10 feet of water
in the channel. Weather cool, with heavy frost
this morning.
Flour firm and in demand at $3.50. Whisky IS
cents. Cheese has advanced to 81 for good Wes-
tern Reserve. Not much doing in groceries and
prices unchanged. Hogs to 81. Nothing doing
in provisions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

P,7,rck Duox.-we stated few mornings
49, that we understood that the body Of Patrick
Dixon, had been found near Marietta. We have
since, received the Parkersburg News, which con-
,.ias the following: .s,a.ss.l-
Fousp.-The body of Mr.. Patrick Dixon. lost of
the Courier the night of Saturday, the Esd nlt.
VAS found by the hands of the Courier, on last
sraday night, short distance above Marietta.-
The Coroner's Jury found avetdict of Game to his
Death by drowning, with evident marks ofviolence
u,ou his body.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-10

y,r,L AcctDEsT IN MARSHALL CousTY.-on
wednesday the Sd inst, near Proctor Creek, MI.
n,zid Baxter, formerly of Washington county, Pa,
., Instantly killed by the falling of a tree. He
.,s 40 y. ars old, and leaves widow and three
children. . ,-...5sr- .-l-st. .s4r7 r.'srHa
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The Only True Portrait of yynshingson.
.tga Jus, PuSlished, II b. Iptleh's Magnificent ~
Portrait. of Washington!

Engraved Cby permisson) from Stuarts ONLY original
Hs ra,ale
snee o. Thomas ssy Esa the o Sna sy
ever published 1t has been characterized as the greatest
Of art in this tbs nns saa
ng,on George Washington Park Custis who says IT is
ch lah Juses the Court
States who says Gas work OF art its excellence and
happy in lis likeness the Father of his country 1t was
good fortune to have seen him in the days OF my soyhood
memory The portrait have issued to me 70 90
0 Ie as r ae Of says SEN
cass. tis Il like Of the great orig.
to have been admirably and enenny worthy Of
the patronage of the public Says MaIehant the emmett
mind more tsn any Other have seen
for THE s nos sn s 81
manner, which all who ever saw him considered marked
JFor the great merits OF this picture should refer
every OF Washington the portrait itself to be seen
Artists Statesmen Jursis and Scholars accompaniment
Anrsrs-Marchant and Elliott OF New York: N e
ing Of Boson; Charles Fraser, $. nd to
the adopted son oil Washington. Hon Geo. w p custs,
Ezsesnsy Mars EiiI%S,s Hon inc G.
John p Kennedy, Hon Robert Winthrop, LII D. III
john Meiean Hon. RUFUS chosis. !,
Folsom ESQ., the wen known know Libra Libra
l. than pal
som ESQ IS f Pfo aF GpSa Head ~ Fit.
Halleck. II. ". Longeow, lynn. Gilmore Simms, &c DC
The Press throughout the entire Union, have with one
voice proclaimed the merits OF this superb engraving
To enable all this valuable treasure 1t is sold
''e =" Published BY GEORGE w. CHlLDs,3 70
~ sh ~ ". corner Of Fin and Arch St., Phifa. s
'af.s ROBERT KING, 1879 Aain ST. Richmond. "a
Sole Agent for The State Of Virginia and the District OF
This portrait be obtained from Mr. King, from his
duly authorized agents. ,t,5s, a y.!f. q ~ s.4G
The gentlemen or Virginia respectfully informed by
Mr. that he has secured few proof impressions OF this
beautiful specimen OF 4neriean Art. Price $40 each.
Arrangements have been made with the Post Office De-,
paTtnen by which copies the Portrait be sent to
any point, per mail, In perfect order -
n-Persons by rcmttiug Five Dollars to Robert King.
Richmond, Va, will have copy of the Portrait sent to
them free of Postage. .tjr,. ID. = -
sent in like manner. y
u1 Subscribers the Portrait informed
that Mr. King arrangement with accelerated
establishment manufacture OF Frames for the Wash
tcuarly adapted to this Portrait which Will be furnished
nj e5 each including the best quality French glass;
oues Of the National Frame furnished to the Portraits
nresened to Congress and the Presidential Mansion will
also be furnished. Price S16 .,sl 5u.,a. .,
The National FTamea,' highly ornanented, richly
ri,t and SURROUNDED with the National Coat OF Arms,
Il: Just Lssued-A Magnificent Portrait Of sl95
elss4s C EN.J "A q X SON,
Engraved by T. b. WEIGH Esq, after the original portrait
-eeST.S "a painted by T. Sully, Esq. '1 %
This portrait will be match LOT The washington unu
will be in every respect as well gotten up.
II 80
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

Returns from about fifty towns, including Bos-
ton, shows considerable loss for Clifford on last
year, when Winthrop's vote was 5000 less than
majority. There will be no choice for Governor
by about 10000 votes.
VALLEY and Appleton, Wings, are elected to
Congress from the 4th and 5th Districts.
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Tar RIVE. continued to- rise until yesterday,
when there were Is feet in the channel. Last
.,,nius i, had commenced to recede, slowly.