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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-18
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Every species OF manufactures of wool, cotton
and silk is here included.
1t is not easy to ascertain precisely to what extent
foreign merchants are concerned. All estimates
must be, in great degree jectural in these i'm.
ports. The senator's estimate is higher than my
own From the best information can obtain, | am
not satisfied that much more than half is imported
on foreign account. But am disposed to be ibe-
raj, and give nearly two-thirds-Sl7 900, O0O The
value of the whole amount of our imports in 1s45,
was, in round numbers Silt 900, 900
Imported on foreign account 1900, 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
DIED F:

On Sunday evening. the I'd insr- Of lingering III.
ness, EDWIN WEST OLIVER, IL The 18th year OF his
age.
His trends and those CT hts father Jane. D. Oliver
and fs,her-tn-law John CUtheil, MS brother WIN n
Oliver. and nI BROKERS in-l,w, Joseph l We.t and
Inonss 4 Cuiaei ses respectfully invited 70 attend
us funeral on TuesdH, the 9Th ins, at half pa.s :
O'Clock -oE ne house of his father CO Anty.t with
0t -, az. - i EA-.9o- y
Saurds1- --A--
Ia hi. city, en- The lss inst Mr. CHARLOTTE ELL.
Sun Widow oil TIE !ete Benz. Ellison of Jericho l. |.
Ga Thursday, April 3oth, SARAH z. w. FRASER
asd ocsas daughter OF Alexander ard Sarah Eraser
Ga May ID Mrs PEEBE WARNER. widow OF he
ste n amer aged 81 year,, months and u DAY,
Her remains Will be taken % Yonkers Wes,ch e,ter
,ot inter- e1. on Aoadsy the 4sh inst a, O'Clock
On Nay 81 az Heaostesd L 7 :, the DAD r..- =. -,
age. Mr. JOHN B. BENJAMIN - - 40
s !ei.a7es and friends respectfully invited 70 at.
tSn ais aners on Tuesday the 5th inst a, hslf-pass
;. O'clock NN'-
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SENECA co.
The following are the reported maiorities.
Tho Erie Railroad.

what isso be done about this srea. public work
Moss De given upf We hope not; and We,
sre"fy osAt Barnbarners in our Legislature. in.
Guiding one from this City. being empowered to do
30 by the sage twoshird clause in our present Con-
sstoton. have thrice defeated bill which, without
asking penny of farther aid from the State, woud
have secured its speedy construction. Now the
friends Of the work are in despair and say they can
no, go on If permission to go up the valley of the
Delaware instead Of across the innumerable nils and
rsvines farther Norihward is denied them
We have labored and hoped for this great work
these seven years; we have Subscribed to its stock
70 the extent Of our ability, and cannot consent thar
the enterprise should fai! Why should Members
IRON Counties not ali affected by this great work
combine to dssssoyii, We canno, imagine.
We do not know tia, any thing farther eau be
done with the present Legislature bu, if any thing
can, we hope ii will be. Only week of the SEES
sion now remains. and if there is hope ,ha, anv bill
nsy be passed which viii insure the construction
Of The Road. we hope ii may be done quickly. ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
Delegates Elected.

May not be So I One OF the Amt. Renters IN each
Of those Counties Loco but 10 no longer
1t isthen certain that there will be decided ma.
jorty Of all sorts of nominal Loco Focos in the Con
vention. including such men Oh. Justice NELSON
Of Otsego. WIN. MAXWELL of Cbemung HoTcH-
kiss of Warren, &c. elected by Wing votes There
10 not much danger that such men. or such as Judge
RuooLEs Of Duchess, Judge GARDNER Of Lock-
port Gov. BoUcK of Schohare, Senator CHAMBER
LAIN of Allegsny, CHAs. o CoNoR, &c. will consent
to make any very mischievous changes in the Con.
stitution. There are just about thirty vehement
'Barnburners' and many well defined Old
Hunkers' chosen to the Convention, leaving the
balance of power between the contendDg factions in
the hands of twelve or fifteen Delegates of whom
we know nothing beyond the fact Of their election by
,ss Los0 w wea9 sG Gsts a c The
Judge RuooLxs will preside over the Convention;
MICHAEL HOFFMAN pretty surely will not.
We hope that nearly all the needed Reforms in
our Constitution will be blocked out and submitted
separately to the People. Single Senate and AS
sembly Districts. some sort Of Judicial Reform, the
ro,rcnchment of Executive Patronage and the seec-
ton of County Officers by the Popular Vote OF their
respective Counties, are morally certain TO be car
ricd The Convention will doubtless submit 10 the
People the alternative of extending the Right of
Suffrage to poor Black Men or deprivng the few of
African blood who now enjoy 1t OF the Right alto
geher as the Locos expect to make farther capital
out of the agitation of this question We fear the
great mass of the swndling pretenders to Democra-
oy will vote to deprive Colored Men OF all voice in
framing the Laws they required TO obey and
levying the Taxes they compelled 10 pny' and
that enough short sighted. hollow hearted, expedi
ency governed Wings will unite with them to give
them n triumph; but we shall fight the battle of
Everlasting Jus,ice and Universal Freedom un-
Hinchlngy to the end, regardless OF consequences
We implore every friend of Human Rights TO be-
gin at once to enish,en Public Sentiment, and com
bat blind irrational prejudice on this subject. ap
pealing 10 God and the consciences of all who hare
oonsciences for success. The struggle will be an
arduous one, but selfdenyipg and devoted effort
must yet secure the triumph fthe Right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

fT The ALPHApELPHIA TocsIS at Gnesburg,
Mich, has comp leted its first volume and now en-
tiers upon u new 1t Unpublished every other Thurs
dsy' on fair quaro Dhee 81 per IS cts. in
advance ls pss, usefulness has been impaired by the
evdsnt lack Cor superabundance) Of Editorial guidance
aud by the prominence given in ts columns to series
of mistaken preudiced unfair attacks the Protect
i've Policy by correspondent calculated to repe msny
readers without gaining any as those who like such cen
always find them seasoned to their taste in
ular Loco Journals The Tocsin bids fair appear
under better auspices hereafter.
The Alphadclpha Association has yielded TO the
embarrassments by which it has been beset from its
origin The following notice appears in the last Tocsin
preceding au that the paper will hereaf-
ter be conducted personal account
To TIKI PUBLIC The General Council OF the Alpha.
delphi. Association under the necessity of saying
public that, owing their embarrassed condition
and other necessary be named here they
are under the necessity OF suspending great
ure for the present the farther prosecution Of the iu-
and business o. tho Association They have
an excellent location heavy and valuable water pow err
(wheu It eau be improved) and several buildings and
other materials the ground situated the Railroad
would be grand location for manual labor school,
&cand they anxious that capitalists and Assocs-
uonjsts who have means 10 invest should visit them
for the purpose Of making such proposals, for carrying
OF stock other arrangements that may be mutually
vantageous We decidedly OF the opinion that a
rc chance for investment 10 here opened to capitalists
and Associatonists Come on all ye who have money,
and wish TO ave more and examine for yourselves.
MEAD. CLAP & TUBBS, Gen. Cou'l
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"A WALL-sr. NEW Yoax,

"A WALL-sr- NEW YoaX, ID May, I346
AEssRs. EDIToEs,-Pease insert the following letter
addressed TO the acting General Agent during my ab
sence In Europe of.he National Loan Fund Society Of
London" The deceased therein referred TO- was mer
chant in this city Of nigh responsibility whom. when
embarked for London four months ago. left In perfect
health and on landing this week from Hsvre was In
formed Of ais dedt and (as you will perceive tina. 5000
had granted policy on bis life for had been paid
In Mr. ChsPins case $4,000 IL The present claims
have been cheerfuiiy and promptly met; and such sha
ever De the distinguishing character of the Insttuton
represent where the claims JUsT and FAIR, and
"oen the transactions bear full evidence Of good faith on
me paf' OF The assured. We yield priority lSsrI.
TrTIoN either IN disposition settle o.s-s sausfac,or
~ CT In the pefsa seery guaranteed By our financial
character or IN The favorable and striking principles
which are The peculiar features OF this Society
J. LEANDER STARR.
Gen. Agent N L. P Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
%.nRrun.vick-n Fight in Washington &c.
Trisurs.
00 yE~Bsrssx1cx n !, May 50. ls4d.

SvxBHrNsw1cx n J. May 3d. $50
--.h,-,,-. Of The vast population OF the
60 ~ Vs,,-yorE who Know wnai pIeasah. PiAces
,bera are within their immediate reach. OF no eo
slider how delightful il Is after Wees VI ,o-
care 10 get away from The noise sho =.
City 10 enjoy The PuFef ana happier '----1
County. wssbi,s.
ION ,bou sht i, vas better TO lie over mere us" ~
travel TODAY 10 Phasde phia- Here an "iilin "a
hours ride OF Nex-York. FOR, under INK
care you can 90 30 miles an hour ana DC sA.eI .'a
in STAGE coach at four miles, tor % OK - GEMS
nv friend Benny SrELLE's excellent hrei, "oese
aniov The measures so rap,urously described by
Poets OF the olGen iine-RtS IA uroe-ur0s ~ ra'e-
Nor Is hi. aIl Tor have had the opportunity oil
listening 10 al excellent sermon BY Rev W DA' ~
sos the elodaen, clergyman OF the first Presbyterian
church How mach 1t relieves and sootnss Inc
mind 10 hear the words OF Truth eioqQenty We; mod
sstv set forth after listening. For i've months 70
the f-oth and filih Of partisan Congress
But have no time 10 dwell upon the charms OF
ount-y or TO describe the beauties and matters
nj INTEREST of this place When l return from the
civ OF the ten mile lot, shall give you iu!ief &C
count shall also have something 10 say about Dr'
SIaoss OF Connecticut, and otheT thtnsS 'ns' my
unexpected visit to New-York. banished 'empoTaFi-
Is from nv mind Do no, think that because have
neglected have forgotten them. never forget
Among the strangers who passed through this
place this morning, on their way 10 W ashington
we're Mr. BENTON. N. c. OF Mohawk. and Admfal
HorFMAS, formerly ef the same place. now OF your
Cuy. WI
understand from gentleman Just from Wash
ing,cn. that there was 4 grand fight in that City.
since | left between a Member OF Congress and
another gentleman After some words. II is SAID
tina, the Member OF Congress broke TWO decanters
over the other poor fellows head Members tciH
have some kind of amusement during the recess
think. from wha; see that there will hardly De
a Quorum present in the House tomorrow
Mr. WGsrHRoP OF Mass. returned 10 W ashinston
from Boston Yesterday. RICHELIEU.
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Gen. Agent N. L. ?. Society.

LIZ ROY, April o. 1886
Il z. CuHtp Esq, Acting Gen. Agent Of National Loan
Fund LIFE Assurance SOelty Of London:
DEAR sIa-I yield with pleasure 10 the demands Of
common justice and gratefully acknowledge the greas
oenen. which nave 40 lately and literally received
from LIE Insurance and with your permission. will
AXE the liberty OF certifying the fact 10 others through
YOU as the Acting General Agent Of the Institution,
through which such benefit was derived. The payment
Of comparatively trivial sum- az for premiums entitled
me within less than eighteen months from the date of
Policy the Life Of friend Issued by your Society and
OF hich the assignee 70 receive from you Cess 80
days nterestl the considerable FUN Of Five Thousand
Dollars. make other sItemp. 70 scquit me of the
obligations Life Insurance. which coniess this in,po-
than simply state th a5ove fac knowing that he
best possible commentator OF every practical Instu
ton Is the exhibition Of such of ia actual re,ults az
proves hA, II veraes ia promises Of advantage 70 The
Pu9fe. Allow me 10 add here my thanks to yourself
and the cheers OF your Institution for the cb!izing
prompituce Win which the amount Of the Policy OF g.
Laihrop, a. above stated made immediately avail.
able to me- With respect, am your obdt se.v't,
AZ. BARLOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

NEPHEW SHOT BY HIS USCLE.-The Knox
Vile CTenn Regi-ter gives the particulars OF trsgca
affair which TOOK place in Granger county In that State
short lime ago. a man named William Bowers in al.
tempting murder and doubtless roo his uncle named
Ansrtus. shot dead by the uncle not however un-
III The nephew had rsr tired al his ancie. lie had
Accomplices, and wncs found the body discovered
20 have been disGgured-tace painted black, SC.
ES-THE MAGSErIc TELEGRAPH between Utica
and Syracuse (53 mes) opened on the LIST inst
The Utica Gazette To the great deligh, OF every
II found that the battery here although at this
time only 81 cups with acid some seven weeks old
could work the Albany and the Syracuse line the
ne without the opera lon OF either being interrupted
the tud from the battery dividing and part going to Al
bsny and part Syracuse instead Of the whole rushing
around one circuit.
e Senior Don Juan Gregori0 Muho- Fumes
Spanish Consul in New Ore has been appointed by
the Spanish Government Consul General for the Next
Republic and that he will leave shortly for Havana
and thence proceed 20 his post
e correspondent wishes 10 know the mean
ing Of the following Latin maxim applied 10 c. J In
gerso-''J asus IN fatsrs in omnibus" We not
familiar with the dead anguages much 70 our regret
but correspondent be far wrong if he reads
il thus: be will lie in sukey and will lie in omni-
ous-or in other words, ne Is An universal liar
Boston Journal.
FIRE-At Milbury, on Tuesday, the remaining
factory at the Singeery Mills was burnt up together
with grst and mill and all their contents Insured
for $1,000 the Manufscturers Mutual Worcester,
and $40 3, TIE State ms. Office in Boston.
lspringneic hepuolcan
ATLANTIC AsD ST. LAWRENCE RAILRoAD.-The
Portland papers contain indenrure Of Agreement De-
the managers OF this road both sides Of the
line containing uniform plan of construction, the
points OF connection The boundary and of terminus
each Of the cities OF Portland and Montreal The art
cles agreed the 18th ult. and signed By
Wn P. Preoie President fine Portland Company and
by G. Motat, President OF the Montreal Company.
Is SEARCH HIS MorHER-A boy about eight
years OF named Thomas Curran. came on 20 this
fFgaF1 Tnry Tlyr l-It
pose OF frding ri, mother, Sarah ANN Currsn who be
tod lived at No 10 Vine-.t Not being able 10 hnd
her ne has been taken charge Of By N George Taylor
residing In south-st Dear the Ferry House The boy
states thar ne has been living with bis aunt Caroline
Lambert II Ludlow, Dear Lonoards, New-York
philadelphia Ledger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
rhe Cenveutioo-La.e,. Re.4rn,.

Oaondaga has chosen bnt Whig-Elijah
Hhoades v. w. Smith is beaten by near 100. Sui
lirau [full returns) gives w. B. Wright, Wing,
81 majority. Ailegany chooses Two Old Hunkers
by $50. Three strong Wing towns have jos, been
set off to Wyoming. Queens elects Riker over
King by 200 or more Iioga is Loco by 100
Franklin reported ditto. We hear that Judge
Nelson may be beaten ia Otsego though one OF the
Old Hunkers is surely chosen, probably two
Nothing farther from D~setess but the election Of
Gen. Tallmadge appears to be conceded.-Onr i'm
preston now is that the Old Hunkers will out
number the Bernburners' in the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

~ THE WHEAT CROP In the Genesee Vtley
70 rsxs- r,srs promising Few fields have sus--i
from the severity Of the winter. and there sny fs
20 md !, IS that il Is TOO rsnS
Tne season thus far has been highly favorable to L.
farmer particularly the wool grower The hesae,s
and gentle lsus hsvr gwen the pastures ne start -
the experienced shepherd Appreciate the beas;br,
OF good pasture curing The yesnins season
Our fIuis trees ia iri bloom sDd the valley -
seuts unusually me appearance for ine ass Of A2
Evansville RepubacaaL
TIE WHEAT CRoP Is GEoRGIA.-lt IS grstfv.
ing saws the Marietta Helicon be sbie sase H.,
fr7r, the hes, information derived from or srpps
SOURCES the Wheat crop in our Cherokee Georgia q,
never been known rs promising 81 this season Of ~
yeag since he country has been settled as a. The pressr
If the present prospect should be- realized with sos a
rn hest 6uu; mill, in the State Manufacture y,
nope 10 be- sbe 10 supply Southern consumers ss
ann quantity equal 10 the best Baltimore brands nd
EQUALLY as cheSp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
RED:

4, 81 Peters Church Sunday afternoon. 81 ms.
by Rev. Or. Hugh Smith. GEO. TREMAlN MORTIMER
OF inis cy 10 CAROLINE LOUISA, uyhter of James
Herring. Esq Of Brooklyn
At Londonderry. N H. NJ GEORGE w. GREELEY,
70 Miss ALICE P. ALLEY. all Of L.
Al Portsmouth. Rev AASSESA GOODRICH OF Hay.
erhlL Mass % Miss CHARLOTTE z EUTrER ofP
4, Galena IL, w. c. E THOMAS. Editor of the Ga
zet-e and Advertiser Mns j. z EAMES formerly of
Wells River, W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

E Persons .eishiag 10 send this Speech 10 their
friends IN the country can procure Il at the TKI-
surE Office in wrappers ready for mailing at t0o
cents per copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
Court CaIenslar....Tm. pAr.

SuPxNoa CoURr.-The May term commences TODAY.
The calendar will net be called beyood No, -
coxMoN PLxAs Part moe % IS. 81, IS 90 iol,
g. loo los lu7. H. Il IS SO 90 so5 Part e-Nos "A
u. 6S %, aS 80 20. 80, %. ID. o., 6s 10. 30 y.
CIscrrr CopRr-Tns Court aaf the Court OF Oyer
and Tsrniner win open to-day. There = special Cal
endar In the Circuit for causes noticed As short
SUPREAE corRr.-The May term commences 10 Cay
the City Hall There are 800 causes on the Cslendar
ead abcQs 80 more offered bat failed ~ be in ssasou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

oursrpk- FIRST Page Napoleon and bis marshss; Head
ley's Napoleon; Kew York Legislature The bail Con-
tracts aud Contractors; Matt Liquors; News Items
City l,sms Meteorological Register for APRIL Trade Of
the Hudson, &c. Fourth Pase-Poesry-'M My Country
Ecms; Sales OF stocks; As.ire Journal List of Let.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
Reported Results.

Ospego proves at last to be Loco by 500.
Jefferson has gone Loco by 200.
Tompkins ditto by l47.
Fnsaklia is believed to have gone Loco.
Cortland. Whig, by rs majority.
Niagara, Loco. by lls majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
Nntnrnlized md Naive.

The Albany american Citizen quotes from The
Tribune part of paragraph remarking on the
great preponderance of Adopted Citizens at the
polls of our recent Constitutional Election, nearly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

sYAsL STEAMER called The Bride was launch.
ed at Detroit the asth. The Advertiser says She
first class boa, OF nearly 500 tons burthen. Her length
is al0 feet, depth ofhold IL feet breadth OF beam %
feet. We understand that she be fitted up ith all
convenient speed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

TIE BRIrisa AND FoKEIox MEDICAL REv1Ew-
viii be BY adyersisenen, IN sno,hs. COLUMN
that aessrs G. 5 Zeber Co. Philadelphia. are about
20 commence republication OF the British and For.Ea
Medical Review. ou.-ser, Journal Of Practical Med
icins and Surgery, edited 5y John Forbes. N Is
Sc. &c. TIE Republication will commence viii the
Number fer July, will be fac siuie O. the English
work SID VII De afforded for rifle over cce-haI rhe
price Subscribers now pay tuy l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
Mr. walkers Concert

Ate. an upusoal dea-th OF good music we safer
ibis week FROM the embarrassment OF Flcnes
HeinricE Concert will elici. great deal OF synpa
Ing. Noronha cones 70 Is win all me interest OF
romance and novelty Poo is endearec more 'nan
a!sno-t anv other singer. 70 Inc New-Yosk audience
who sxpec; 10 hea, her voice now, developed snc
cultivated 10 sill grea.es beauty ihan "hen she
charmed then, in !Sez.trarstde There Is ainos'
TOO E-eata variety o: e1citenenis offered Tor TIE
evenings Of one mortal week
Still. amid all these claims, there comes one
stranger among as, but who has been listened 20
with 50 invarigbe and profound delight IN private
that he cannot fail 10 secure an extensive hearing
from the public and il $ all ne needs To hear Is
not merely 10 admire 5r, 10 be reused TO transports
Of sympathy and love. NJ. Walker possesses one
of those exquisite atoms ali melody capable
as the Eoian oil Catching the ightest breath OF eel
ing, secure of an echo wherever the heat OF the
bearer has 50 much as ort<o strings his per
fornances are fu OF sweetness and energy OF socl,
expressed with freedom. force and finish almost
bevond compare He is one OF Natures Artists
the schools nigh, help TO unfold bis talent TO the
light of day bat i, lay. fall grown. ~lthia his organ
izatiou There il 10 vulgar force. no Trick no tam
perinc. 10 cropping no show off tits all music and
MS hand is as sure an ex ponent TO his meaning as the
throat OF the nightingale TO hers. The Harmonic
Attachment seems necessary to give he due effect
10 his PLAYING. and adds the needed climax 10 the
powers Of one Of the sweetest instruments we ever
heard. lately made for him By Chckerins, but 1t
seems as il i, would hardly answer so spiritually to
any other touch.
In short. we are delighted Just as every one
has been ,ha, has heard this Pianist; He needs no
herald no harbineer to explain his merits we are
sure ln-v will De fell By all who hear him, and can
only s-k OF all who ike such things, as the birds
and lowers OF this season, to become acquainted
with this ornament OF Spring. also. We hope he
will play Les HirondsRes," e composition OF his
own in which he says he describes 10 himself the
froIic- OF children in the woods and fields on May
day-feds !lI OF Little rils. making green the
grass Across those dancing streams they Juup IN
search of flowers and lo the golden buttercus and
vioets white and blue iii IS the song OF the sea
SON Alas that one such Swallow cannot make a
summer. She must submit To be ushered IN by
duller birds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
Connecticut ohc.&lI
WkIs,

Wig Loco. Seat
CORR Ss.el ...-s7 ssalI Toccey eo3 es4s
Coz. c. J. Mcurdy27 SSo,N Bsllinss.--s74 3l $40
lreasrJ B. GlSers 81 sS7 A w. B;ree ~ ass ao0o
Sser7.-J keaert o2l sole. w. Syadley ~ ies 2le6
comp r-Aso Csin- "a $50 VI. Cleveland 27ieT 2,ls5
The Abolition vote is about 1900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04
mig. HOUSE, OF DELEGATES.

whis gain u Delegates Loco gain. 6. Wing gain,
Senator III the Wheeling District
In the King William, Senatorial District, Carter
NJ Brax,on. Loco. is elected over Two Loco oppo-
nsr.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-04

r1sr OF MHY-Those of Subscribers who
changed their residences the lat OF May viii ooige
M hy leaving their addresses at the Counting Room