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nual estimates which concsrns ber dspsrtmen "a a. ie
service Repairs alterations and il ia dock
yards new buildings msspsopA sd experiments s'pe .
ders for the provisioning snd storing q he sbius a. aess
ed 70 them after public advertisement.
Presidsnf Of ne Board u 1t4ds G.
The Board Of Trade sub committee Of the Priv eoane
% WHICH delegated the control Of all measures aenc
the commercial nteEpsis Of the country The pesdcat 81
vice president changed with each change Of eovs n
the former office IL held BY the Earl or Careneo
tho great developments Of tho railroad SUSTAIN, dep tnes
the board o. trade has been established for the regulation
railway business. 3S X ~ 1870
The Prssidn efihs board Of costvol is an s;usr Of
similar character % the foregoing, charged pcuay
with tho East india Company Il j. held by Sir s@ Hob
house, sr "a ss2fsf al y ~ 5
Lord Priyy Scal-EAsE os Mrsro.
The Lord pyy Seal appointed BY letters paen and
the name implies has the especial custody OF the egs
pvy seal. which affixed 70 all charters, grants.
and padons before the great seal is applied to them is
duty apprxe the monarch Of any Inconsistency that may
exist between tho law Of the land and any instru
ment he is directed TO SEAL
Payasaster- Gencrdi--Mr T.. ID. MAcAuLAr.
The Paymaster General holds of those offices which
conferred and resigned the formation every new min
sy. He il invested with Discretionary powers but makes
strict pursuance Of such warrants the Treasury
Secretary at Wa address to him. Each regiment has in
addition paymaster of it's own who Is Of course to
un extsn under the control Of the paymaster For
mey the paymaster general only entrusted with the pay
ent Of the military ccs Of the country but, Of late years,
consolidation has practically effected ia three Of the
panens Of the public service by comforting upon per
the Office of general Of the ordnance,
and treasurer Of the navy.
Pssto.aster- Gsseral--THr MARauls on CLASnIcARDx.
This perhaps Of the modern of the great Of
fees Of the State and, from the ITSELF the nature Of its
functions must be apparent TO every one department
entirely practical unchangng its purpose and sos little
affected by eectng political changes ought certainly to be
exempted from the list Of inns and outs" permanent chief
Of this great national establishment thoroughly acquainted
with its workings and above the rammes Of routine and red
apsm would be Of great advantage But it is an improve
nient yet to be made.
LoRD MoaPETH--LonD CAMPBELL.
There two other Offices Of tho Cabinet which, although
political in their tenure, less connected with political func
lions than the others the post Of First Commissioner
Woods and Forests, held by Lord Morpch and the Chan
ceirsp Of the Ducy Lancaster, which has been given
70 Lord Campbell The duties Of the first principally the
administration Of the land Of the of the lat
ter the legal business Of the county PaatneLondon paper
Salaries Of Tie British Ministry.
The annexed list will show the singular contrast between
the upon eminent men of England and
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ther Charles commanding person in the Dutch war The
last in which the office held by individual was
that Of the Duke Of Clarence, for short tmc in 1927 and
1873 The duties had, long before that PERIOD and have
been ever since, performed by number Of lords
sioners commonly known the Board of Admiralty
which the first lord Is the chief Besides him the board
sists Of four, usually six junior lords and
tarics Two Of the lords at least always officers
but the others have professional with the
service All the power and authority vested in tho chief
lord and be H TO all nens and purposes tho lord high adj
ma the other lords merely acting his advisers and
sell All the commissioners and the first secretary hold their
offices during pleasure and are therefore, members Of the
political party to which the Ministers of the day belong
new commission is Of made whenever any change
takes place In the responsible advisers Of the Crown but
even when the object confer the board upon
individual instead Of another il the practice for entirely
new commission be issued reapponting those who
continue and substituting the Of the new lord for that
The majority Of the lords Of the admiralty are usually
members Of Parliament the first lord is ostensby as
really the head Of the Department. and may may be
peer but he is always privy councillor aud member Of
OF that branch OF the public service. When he happens To
be member Of the uppcr House, the first secretary 10 the
admiralty is always chosen from amongst the supporters Of
Ministers in the Commons, and accordingly represents the
department in that branch Of tho legislature.
The functions Of the lord high admiral or the board az adj
aly consist In the government Of the navy both in peace
and war; ny Their orders all ships built and repaired laid
up in ordinary fitted for sea- broken up or sold entire mi
into commission out Of commission armed stored and
provisioned employed at home on foreign stations An
appointments and removals Of commission and warrant off,
GERS win 'ne exception OF masters and surgeons at their
disposal and from This board all instructions for the
guidance OF officers command From This boar oso pro
cccds all promotion Ia the several ranks and in
o' 'ne Recommendations all horor PENSIONS gratues and
approximations are granted To the board Of admiralty all
oca returns from tho feet and every practical detail
Pecng the discipline and condition Of the ships are addressed
an orders Tor the payment Of money account Of the navy
se gwen oy hem, and they prepare that portion Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-01
DIR. n. ~. Lcidy'S SaTsapaTiIIa,

"INDOW GLASS.-By The schr Lagrange, are IN
w receipt Of further adiOns Of Window
single and double thickness. DUVAL 4 PURCELL,
- Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-01

DIR. Y. B. Lcidy's SarsapariIIa,
For the eiectusl cure Of seolua, eVsPeas rheumatsm
diseases Of the skin, and 81 other affections in
which 1t would be proper to administer
SdTSdpdriiid.
n regard TO II there is but one general opinion
- which that the whole Maena Msdics not an ari
Gle n which concentrated medicinal virtues remarkable
character and combined vegetable e.
ns's which form The msdsaisd par virtues have been
row IN use already confirmed In vafuus Instances.
Becoming widely spread country 40 TO- IL must
sooner or aier take the place Of al preparations er
stance for the Of the Of di,easss Many hsby
respectable certificates from physicians individuals are in
oyerh ordinary preparations Remember Sara
panla prepared BY regular phy'eian and
j. % GkYNoR 4 WOOD
AHATOGA wATER.-Ano'hef supply Of saraiosa
y Congress Sgrias Water received and pint
be- icf sale ~ DuvAL a PURCELL,
JUS DruEEtu. ~ Main street
ftOLDLEAF.-A5up py n Cod Leaf uo quality of which
- has been tested. for sale BY DUVAL TrRCELL,
/ iNSELD OIL.-rure Mountsin L,nsssd o, for .as ~
- DuVAL q PURCELL,
| " 10 DrugEss ii7 NAN =.
ALMOND SHAVING CREAM.
| FOh PhObUtiNH 8 men nm PERB.JJyENT L-4THER
PREPARED BY WILLIAMS s. co.
sso'I C''am W. cen seeusnd .th perfect conf
SHY pnos IS fsr cheaper ,hsn ssy osr shaving
orea" ever put w. and a. SoOa o. nay ", ~, ~
juis No = W., Sa'a q,
ATANTED.-The sub-cfbef. " - o. p1fshass Or hire
w fpoi wastsr ifohsf and eh1mbermad and
nufe selsd aiJut ~ 3D. cubstanes
Eouh BE- preferred liberal price rn BE- pad fo thpss
/ vel recommended. hppiy 20
! tul GAYNOR h WOOD.
GREEN PAINTS sc.
DARIS GREEN
| - IMPERIAL IN OIL
VRRpIgRtq a.
CHROME GgEEN. q Tiemaa's and Other mspufsiu,s
| CHROME YELLOW, o, anzs and lgtf an dsrE I<ron
| Fos .isby rdfvAT A rtTpCpfJ
| NE Druggists, if7, Main 81
So. Conts for Hot weather.
hbN W hafe rrw on ani hundred aact
"aas on We fenreratof pan" and cool
ho bnH Csssefe snd White 40 Also Drn Pan Of fsb
onaoe cot no sraps so do Shirts An Tor s.e cheap
| - KEN a co
uPEsloR Gu"Powder Imperial, Lyon spd BlaeE Teas for
I y" GALLAGHER q oLDNER
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SUMMER CLOTHING.
MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
VNHOMAS X. PRICE & co. have Just opened
Il by express. from New goods which they Offer
forinspection:-
Whaebone skirts, another supply
Grass Skirts, made up entirely
Heavy Grass SkiTing
Regency Lace Capes beautiful supply
New Freseh Collars
Lace Metz for eApes and collars
Muslin Caps for Ladies'
Blk Barge, BombaEnes
French Lawn Hdbfs, very cheap
~ Z. Camb. aud Lawn Hdkh
Lace Buttons, French I.aees &C.
In ,h Linens, Dress Goods Linen Sheengs,
variety and they about inventory
descriptions low prices Those will please
e 10 THOMAS r
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story's Equity Jurisprudence

StOrls Equity Jur1sprUdcnce,
FOURTH EDITION
NEW EDITION Of the above valuable Work just received
n and for rale by u. c. KING.
k The present edition Commentaries on Equity Jurs
prudence prepared by the auto
considerably enlarged from the former editions and
notes His thorough and Of work
has len little ess to h. done than add
auons as have grown Of very
W. W. STORY
Boston April. 1876. eIs
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PAiNTSl PAINTSll
White Lead, Linseed Oil, DC. DC.
k'NGLlsll and American White Lead, dry and in oil
IL Linssed OIL warranted pure
Spirits Turpeniinc spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow, Paris Green
Red Lead TenA de
Chinese Nernllon, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red, Eng, Chrome Green
Imperial Green oil, LithlrFe
NerdErs IN
Turkey TIMBER, American Vemilion
White wash Brushes-and also, large and well aarored
stock OF the best quality American WINDOW GLASS
great VaneJ Of szes of the celebrated "M1ca
Class has been long and extensively used
vesai Saisaeiion Our stock large and complete
al bow prices al wholesale
DUvAL a PURCELL Druggists
my Ig7 Main ,,rr.,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY,


FOR SALE OR LEASE.
MI are authorised To sell, or TO let on lease
for Of year. that beautifully situated properly ad-
joining the City Ham, fronting Capitol Square ieS
GreenbOw, deed This property
unnecessary To give further description of IT. For particulars.
appyto zap "a WILLIAMS Il HANALL.
GORDON Il SKINKER, "a MAIN STREET,
- Richmond, Va, offer for
So hhds Orleans and West India sugars
IS tierces and bbls Clarlhed sugar
40 packages loaf crushed nd pulverised sugars
boxes Whit Havana Sugar
$40 bags Codse-Rio, Laguayra, Java and Maaeaibo
bales Mocha Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and West India Molasses
10 hf chests Gunpodef and part superior
hf chests Black Tea
Tea IN @ and l5b boxes
800 SIDES Leather-gnod stamp and tNmAzed
IS do Russell Leather
200 lbs Shoe Thread
100 boTes Sperm and TaIiow Candies
10 borcssoap
Fancy and VaTieEsiea soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimsnto and Ginger
200 Kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashton's salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs DupOnts Power
$50 realms Wrapping Paper
10
25O Hemp and Cotton Bed Cord. and Line.
"a don painted Buckets
200 Nova Scotia Grind stpnes
IS legs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Ga-s-sIIO and IOIIe
| Sperm and Tanner OH
Cotton Yarns Salt Peire, Copperas Madder and Indigo.
| Cotton IN bales, Clover Heed, CIDER VineEar &c.
IkON-l0O tons sweies English, TrsdeEa and Country,
pfislnE nearly All stEes round fat and square.
Il sheet Iron and Nail rods
| STEEt~-American and English Bisisted
MAYORS and sheer
| TIN PLATE-I75 boIcs lOI14, 1870, I2ItR
Bright and loaded Tin for roofing.
| COPPER-2sOO bs Blazers, sbeathnE and Bolt
| WlRE-iOOs he assorted sizes
| Zine and Spsller
/ u.,. a..
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TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE n superior article of Brushes from 90
TO OOeo cheap for cash with Of Pain
articles
Glass Of the beat quality
retail
White Lead hard TO beat kegs from 25 lbs so lbs 500 bs
Inc above articles 81 good
ounty gentlemen would do o nd these
goods and Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street,
NeIi door 10 the Exchange Bank.
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Funny.

Correspondence of the Argus, dated GRANVILLE, No.
venlber Sd isi6 -" Dear Sir You Will probably recol
lee, that the Annual Election year ago This Eec
ton District after The OF the Ilo
crats poed only - for Hon. Samuel Young, Civ
Ing psi majority against him. now have to inform
you. that after desperate contest this District has
given two majority for Silss Wright and the other Dis
trict will not vary il more than 10 or 10 votes. Two
years age, the town gave 20 against Mr.. Wright
II The Hon. Isaac w Bishop, who writes the
above. toreess to state whether the most strenu
Gus exertions aforesaid were made for Col Young
or against him. The omission is uniInportant. how
ever, as the result speaks for Itself. Bishop was
beaten then on the Hunker tack, as he is now
beaten again on the Barnburner; and those in
whose behalf he has manifested this sudden zeal
hate him no less but despise him more than they
would ifhe had followed his natural inclination by
opposing Wright. Had he waited a day, this letter
would never have been written
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

Ew ssla.s Of Fifty Guns viii De cred from
the Battery 3. 81 this evening and a Ike Salute
from the Washington Parade Ground, IN honor
Of the election Of JOIN YoUre, the Democratic
WING candidate for Governor, Twensy-shree Wing
Members Of Congress ou. ofthiry-sour and a Wing
Legislature. A. o'clock some Fireworks vii
bs di,nlaved in the Park MI. EDGE is now getting
them up
Az this is intended as little manifestation by
the People of their jog at their recent triumph re
seci. of those Wings who participate in the glad
ness, and feel no squeamishnsss about making the
fac. known, som. small contribution toward defray-
ing the expense. A subscription paper IS open at
this Office, and the smallest as well as larger sums
viii be gladly accepted
- Should the evening be stormy, the Fireworks vii
DO postponed TO tho next fair evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

gar home IS ==ss stated For, .hcp wneFe sns ean
be 10 take home sorne work which sne asa oeeI
md hsd pesriv reached her boarding rouse wnsn sac
was taken suddenly II a. the corner OF ey
and Drsps->t died. either n nc SKI. W 80
E,i,- CARED TO her residence The Coroner WIS &c
cornpanie By physician WHO nsde Pos.,o,,ehi "a
s.,n, and came TO the conclusion that TIE feceSsea
rad very short t;r.e before death gwen onA %
-hI; and that her iesih caused oy coneo,iiit,.1
-crrscsncss TIE inmates OF the house coad nAIu's
believe ts as tcey had Eever seen any fhins "ocn II
cs,i The approach of any such event S. thst teEtonec
hv n. phvscian The woman they ssid Tss sc honssE
irsusttos sea-rst-sss and they were entirely 'np9e
-s-,; 70 believe whs: they were told: bur tue iEocs
IONS for, which the Doctor judged Sere unrnisfaSso.e
s3 verde. Yyss rendered accordingly by tue So'unefs
- In. inquest was 81 length completed aSd Is
,Ls-s were 70 relatives 70 perform the rite Of euria
fr ,h deceased tie body directed 10 DC buried s,
no ,bl expense ard the Aims House hes-se was sen'
f- The driver came snd Was about TO psee the oo1y
n he coffin when &c recognized II as the woHsa "H9
r into the Dead House yard the day previously shd
- rfoss departure tie infant wss found and thus
sbs whole rys;ery was explained IL Is said that ne
woman was widow. and was probably aF;Fen 50 tae
eo,t-ss which she pursued by dread OF the shsnie
WATCH must have followed the discovery OF heG Eea. s
a-op The child though prernsture!y born IS now 90
ing well. and appears likely 10 i've as any N tue
nursery.
CoRoyyR'> OYYICE.-John Smith died OF 'nteni.
perspce AZ ii Crosss Martha Truw OF pueFpeTs!
mania on board ship Devonshre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

The Tribune complains bat the Express appropriated
its Jefferson Co Telegrsphic Report without credit
We plead guilty, but in eXtenuston submit that the
morning after the election The Tribune took ours cX
clusvcy from Albany, without word OF credit where
bied outright TO proclaim the defeat OF Silas Wright,
Express.
s1s' The Express has grossly deceived itself in
this matter We had no syllable OF the EXPRESSES
news from. Albany. Wednesday morning. On the
contrary have been kept fully and promptly advised
OF the results OF the Election by Teegraphic dispatches
from our friends Albany Utica Buffalo Syracuse and
Oswcso, to whom we hereby renewedly acknowledge
our obligation From the Albany Evening Journal alone
we have received at least halt dozen dispatches in
day rejecting with close fidelity the calculating aspects
Of the returns We consciously took paragraph
from the Express withou, credit On the other hand
will the Express please look its tables for the past
week, and see how many OF them were taken almost
bodily from The Tribunci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

MORE STEAMBOAT LoSsgS-The Louisville Jour
nal states the loss OF three steamboats, The lo!
lowing the account given: The steamer Rinsgod eI'
New. Orleans on Saturday Oct 24th 5; hslipsst o.
clock NJ Sustained dead loss from fog dark nights
&c OF twenty-five hoUrs. Passed the Hendrix Hudson
lying At Baton Rouge she hsd struck srss-wztei :
inches over door Net zee Chancellor and Louisiana
aground 81 Soe5 Mobile Peytons and Hannibal aground
az No -, Net 81 Others n the neghborhood OF Nos
81 snd Is. jas Madison sunk the morning Q. the
2ath st foot OF Presidents Island touching ls-
board guard nearly TO boiler deck stA-board bsdly
broken under the boilers boat total loss Magic sunk
on Monday the 25th N. az Plum Point stern "
ing in y feet wafer bow IN fee; boat tosA loss
saved II damaged condition Six feet water in the lower
Mississippi i've feet IN the Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09
NrxnyR-The New, Orleans Picaytme announces

Nj L 1
the murder OF two slaves the following cool manner
BREAKING Up A GANG OF NEGRoEs-Tlro Women S0t
and ,t,o Iro1ndtd-Fer time past the citizens OF
the Third Municipality have been aware that consider
able gang OF runaway negroes had consresaed IN The
swamp in the iaubours Washington, where they lived
upon what they could scrapc together NJ nht by they
in and contributions upon their friends IN the city On
Wednesday afternoon aparty often ortwelyc gentlemen
some living in the Second and some IN the Third Nuu
cpaty who had lost slaves determined TO break up the
rsnc They accordingly sailed forth armed with fowl
Ing pieces loaded with buck and reached the habit
alton OF the negroes.
There were about fifteen of them, male and female
and nj the time they surprised they were in the
act OF eating supper They were Immediately sum
oncd To surrender but refused and took to their heels
yyhereupon u yoey hrcd at them killing man and
woman and badly woundinc two women. The rest es
capped The men had number OF muskets but did not
fire them The two women brought up 10 town
the same night and il Is not known whether their
wounds were mortal or not. One of the slaves who
were killed was the property of Mr.. Lc CroiS OF the
Third Municipality and another 10 Mr. Gomez, OF
Condo. Second Municipality. One OF the wounded
women is the property OF Mr. siartier AndreauN OF the
Third Municipality.
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81. LnMrence Comfy.
Correspondence of The Tribune

oapENsBuSeH Nov 4,h l.46.
Dear Sir, The vote of our large County is not
all in but we have sufficient returns TO enable
that Mr. wrghts msorty will be sbou, the twas
in ls44 twill vary fifty votes. Itmsy be that much
less Mr. Sesers has for Congress in this County, the
entire Wing vote The majority against him will in my
opinion from the returns received be something less than
that against Mr. Young hope the OF the State hiss
done better. But this is al ;hs, expected from
Yours respectfully A c. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

on Saturday morning 7th inst. b. Rev. Ralph Hoyt,
Mr.. GEORGE w TURNER TO Miss JANE ANN
BROWNIE, both OF this city
Al Elzabethtown N J. on the 81 inst. by Rev. DR..
Murray Miss MARY NJ daughter o. John Sivers, ESQ.
of Elzahetntown, 10 Rev. A. V. WYCKOFF, OF Pratts
Vile, n. j.
Al Portland Name on the 18th inst by Rev. Or. Mich
oils, Mr. HORACE BROOKS, OF the firm OF Persse x
Brooks OF this city TO Miss MARY f. EMERSON
Grand daughter of Hon Cspp OF the former place
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Things In Philn delphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence oi Ihe Itlbunt
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. :.
The day is very stormy, and we are without To-
cal news.
The Southern Nal. due before daylight thus morn
light This morning did not arrive here until after
o'clock The boat did leave Baltimore last evening,
in consequence OF the on the Chesapeake Bay.
until late hour.
Hon NJ Clayton was prevented from delivering
his contemplated speech at Wilmington yesterday by
indisposion He wrote n noble letter 70 the meeting
which will appear in to-norows North American.
Sales Of .Siocks-S52 State IS, OIL; 5000 do, s.
$1,000 do o. 60 Lehch ms 81 - Kentucky Bank ~
Pe,reeT Rodrds-30 Harrisburg 81 los Susq Canal Ct
5000 State S. cash o. Second 37nrd-S2oo0 I : 5s.
% b. o5: $1,000 City s., - 9oi Cont Bank. so
30 Vcbsburs d: loo 60 b 81 80 do 8: 500 Vcksburg.
b5 $1,000 Lehgh Mort 90 $1,000 State . b-i 10 Har
risburg 2l3 5000 Reading Norg BIDS, "a
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
ayELEcTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Observation-Disclosures.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BUFFALO, Saturday. Nov. . P NJ
We nave Just received later and better news
INN the Wolverine State. Wehea- that the coun-
res Of Ca,6oaa, JGctsoH, Far BarsE. :hink OF the
names St Joss7ss and Oakland have all gone
Ubis-all gains. Probsbly TWO out OF the three
N y.yrs wER Express oace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09
Business Notices.

INSTITUTION OF MEssRs ABBOTT FOR THE EDUCATION
OF YOUNG LADIES 4l2 Houston.S.--Principas Jacob,
John 5. C. !; Charles E. Abbott.
MI VERNON SCHOOL FOR BOYS 81 Bteeckn.st.-Prin-
cpals II Patton, Z. A. Morgan The ensuing term OF
these Institutions will commence Monday, Nov. 81
Circulars may be found the store OF Mark Newman,
Saxton & Miles and Roe Lockwood on Broadway
no oay2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

- Our friends In svy County Of his Stat sio nay
or can conveniently attend The Ceal Contrasting Of TIE
rosss tn The seeal Counties earnestly Toqested,o trans
mt W ne aggregate cate r each candidate By Tie eG'e
mol DO not tovge IT, We particularly aesos 10 Tsee'se
the potss Of Suffolk Queens, Richmond R0cstaHd P'Na
Weusn Leafs Es,ez and Clinton 1ittota del1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

r. Arwoop's cslEsRArEp EMPIRE Cook Srevrs-
These Stoves are warranted usual Persoai ws.tss
Cook Stoves Invited examine them before parars,
Ing elsewhere Wholesale and retail by EcSok Co "a
Wa:er-s; sill ScSss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

Fatal FIGHT BETWEEN TWO BRorsEss--Two
brothers 0; Bucks England with eouple Of co-npsn-
ios were drinking late nis public house snc
cusr-elei shout some gin asht ensued between the
Sro;hers snd they fought o- shout one hour and bali
and about 20 rounds IL the LAST roucd Ichn ae younger
brother struck Thomas and knocked rim down ne lay
insensole lcoker-or carried hin home On his be-
rg taken his fathers cotage he was found 70 5e dead
Tie tsther had only these Two sons.