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Died.

O1o0,
At Bridgeport October H. BARREr AMEs PEEr youngest
son Of Eleazar and Maria c. Peet aged years and
months.
In Brooklyn October H. after long and severe i'll
ness. CHARLER G. A. LAcosrE, native Of France aged
IS years and months.
Charleston and Savannah papers please copy.
On Tuesday, October IL, Mrs ANN ELIZA LAW wife Of
James Law, aged 20 years and months
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at half past o'clock, this
morning, at No. 1874 Prince street.
On Tuesday, October IL at her residence 203 Division
street RosANNA FULLY, beloved wife Of Peter Tuly in
the SD year Of her age.
Funeral takes place at half past O'Clock this day.
Her friends respectfully requested to attend.
On Tuesday October II OF disease Of the heart ELIZA
STUART aged II years and months, widow of William
Alexander Stuart
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
bers Of Bunker Hill Fire Engine Company 80 and the
Young Mems Democratic Protective Council Of the Tenth
ward respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence No Is Hester street. this afternoon at
two o'clock.
At Jersey City n j., on Monday, October IL. after
long and severe illness JOSEPH BowN Of SALISBURY,
Dorsetshire, England, aged 65 years.
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Jan. l2thThe small figures s2o6,7Oo; 18TH s2ol,-
700 14th, same; 18th, same 10th, same; 18th same;
10th, same; 2oth, same; 2lst same; and ed, same.
Jan 23d-The small figures S1S6 600; Oath, same;
18th, same; 9th same 2Sth, Sl96; 29rh same: 3oth,
same; and 3lst, same
Feb 8d-smal figures $4,000; 4th, same; 5th, same;
9th, same It'll, sawe; and 9th, tame.
Feb 10th and 18th, small figures $S20l 900; 18th,
small figures 5000 000 18th, SOL; 14th and 10th
Feb. 18th s2O3 600; 10TH 1908 600; 2ls s2Ol;
ESD, sslae Gath, same 25th. same 26th, same 9th,
same; and 2Sth, same.
March 1stThe email figures stood $2O6 0O0 ID same;
4th, same 9Th, same; 9th, same 8th eamc och same;
10th, same, 1lth, same 18th, same 18th, same 10TH
same; 17Ih ssme 18th, same; 10th, Same; and March
Goth S196 coo.
At this stage Of the proceedings the investigation
further postponed until IL o'clock Thursday next
Charge Of Embe zsiemeu Officer Westlake Saturday,
arrested man named Thomas n whitley, charge
of embeszling SIS from Isaac p Baldwin, in whose
employ the accused was said to have been at the time OF
collecting the money. The accused, it seems,
ployed to cell the portraits Of Henry Clay andn doing
he collected various sums which Mr. Baldwin alleges no
rendered account Of. The magistrate committed
whitley for IN examination.
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Police Intelligence.

TIE ALLEGED EMBEZzLEMENT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN THE HOUSE OF
BROWN, BROTHERS 4 co.
Before Justice Osborn.
At the appointed hour yesterday afternoon the charge
Of embeEzlemeDt pending against Augustus g. H. Bowen
the late cashier of the firm of Brown Brothers Co..
continued before the police magistrate at the Tombs Mr.
Brown, Of the firm, who testified on the previous
meeting was called to the stand Previous however to
Mr. Browns evidence Mr. Owen, counsel for the prose-
cuton, produced the following checks which were
tered on the minutes Of the CcuIt -
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DIylRPIH o.

A CARD.-AUSTRALIA.-WET THE UNDERSIGNED.
"A citizens Of the United States British SUBJECTS &c. &C.,
having token passage tho ship Medorponeer vessel
faction with the excellent msnner sh has been fitted
and officers Of the ship for the treatment we have
received at their hands Especially we feel Ourselves
sidsr The improvement in ventllton entirely
selves which Ia to DO introduced into this ship Il grsaA
expenses and We cannot refrain from giving uteranss "
Of other shps and the brood Of vampires they employ ana
Medors, would have believe that thsre was NOT
sound spot In herr whereas she Is t this moment the
part Of the noble vessel Wh confidence We oonade ssr
men invite all really comfort ond security With
good treatment aud tedious voyage, TO join
sona friends 70 FIJI she few scrshs that hS
paltry oppo A. Melhorn, Geo. Allen, Geo. Webster,
w. A. Hyde John Murray and family j. Michaud vctce
others, whose names may be on board the ship.
New York, October H. 1852.
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HONESTEADS.

CIR NIcuoIs s mn nIMo sssocI TYoN M -
~ Duane street. Chatham Bank Building.-The regulae
meeting Of this association will be held Thur sday
when the dues will become payable Several shares
that subscriptions will be received usual and thoss
who find IL pay the whole amount Of back
ton that account The dues will be received in such in
small incomes seeking profitable Investments for thsE
savings which they procure homes for their families
are advised TO members of this association.
II. ID. HART, Secy. w. l.. CONKLIN, President.
The Office will be open every evening until Thursday No.
Bowery the Of duos and TO receive subscr
tions.
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Passeurers Arrived.

sAvArrAH-steamshipA labama-R Goodwin and lady,
Masters A Goodwin, Goodwin, Goodwin, Miss Brown,
Lowell chss Gseen UsEi Dr. 9 ssison;ssl Ghspmss,
Williams, ~ Lamb, d Simmons, Brinswage, Jno Sand
ford, A Ottey, M Lair, A 0fner-9 In tho steerage.
CHAR LEsTor-Stea Marion-Mss Mintzing, Master
Mintzing, Miss Buek, a N Reid II Amber Hoss.
'uARLssroN- Steamship City Of Riohmond-Mss =
~, h, Ansel, Richardson, Tweety, II Campbell.
wilson, and lady, 8 fogeIty, II Howay,. ks,sni
nsmmstr 'isey, Kelsey, 7 Thomas, White, Auns
de- INA Brig Fasy-chm xIsux and sss-
want, Ell Eiohern u1s1
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S13s5723 IA
The above evidently to have been added up orgi
nay without the l61 and afterwards altered to in
September goth, the small figures are omitted the ad.
dition forced.
September 2st oath and 25h the figures 161 are again
balance.
September 26h the figures le1 are inserted
September 27th and 29th the figures l61 omitted
but included in the addition.
September Soth figures 16o are restored in pencil
October 1t the right side Of the book ia entered
thus -
1910 %
5saeae Sc
III,
377756 81
October I'd, stands as follows -
1881 70
171O00
s19l,1s1 70
October Cd, again thus =
1,45o
III
s2,I35 %
1854 5s5 %
October 4th, 9th, and 7th figures III, are placed In
L October 9Th figures 1871, are the same.
October and 10 sl) in small figures inserted In the
October 18th, the small figures are increased ND to
October 18th, the entry stands thus -
30,415 90
lq47D
6es,s7e 90
794,Oq2 So
October l4th, the small figures the same
October 18th, figures the same, with the addition Of
two ciphers after the figures.
October 10th, small 8gurcs lss 7oo inserted in the,
same manner on the 18th, to Q94 700) ON the goth
Qs97oo Also, on the ed 2ith a5th, 27th 2sth Both
and 31st
November Sd, entry as follows
1s9,7o0 90
1s72os rs
3S8oO8 75
The above entry occupies the line OF bills payable
$3.50 occupies the line In the book Of bills payable
therefore this entry would not any suspicion
November 5th,-Entry on the right side:
j4l45 W
4e7,75e GO
7l1604 SO
On the 9Th 9TH, 9Th and 10th Of November the entry Is
made OF the small figures In the same manner
November llth.-The small figures are 1s9,701, be-
tyesn ,ns Two smonts and continued the the
November l7lh. The entry stood thus:
131 1875 80
1,327s45
1,459,171 90
l697OO
November 18th Small figures (1s 9700) are placed be-
tween the Two lines OF figures as before stated.
a. NU,emDer lsth-Ihe small figures were inserted in
20, and %. - -, ~>s~'' ~,
December LIST and 2d--The small figures are Increased
placed between the large figures described
December ID The entry stands a. follows,
1890 90
23S8,W4 "a
40575 %
SAT 8l1 "a
2seS Ool 10 .ss s1ris
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town.
HoLmEss HOLE, Dot II.
Arrivedship cawlos ESQ says the telsgsph Manila
Boston. =
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DERFORD g. CO.'S NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA
on the SPLENDID ast steamer Illinois, Oct 20 IL oharrs q
our special msssenEcr usual shippers will please ssnA
In their goods carly Small parcels received till r. NJ
the day OF sailing. BEKF0RD u co. 2 Astor House.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Enthusiastically City OF New York Phiis dsiphis brig
Chtharine, Nichols, Darcn Ca sohr Elizabeth, Albany
Clsared-ship Berkshire. Norsans bsrks 0rampus Brsu
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Decembsr 4th.-Entsy ~ fSNews:
2,36T.074 ~
40,825
194,700
154, 100 Al
2Me.7oo ab

ZW67OO 30
Dec. 5th-Ths small figures on the Hrst and second
line $2o07O0
Dec. oth-Between the FIRST and second line
$lg9. TOO.
On the next entry, the small figures soed between the
second and third lines and are S22A7O0
On the 9th and 10TH S2l47o0
Dec 11th, $209,70o; the 18th S2047o0 18TH 18th,
18th, 18th and 18th all s2o4 700 Goth 2d Esd and
oath stand S209 700 26th $2o4 700 th S2l9 2eth
same; and 31st, same
Jan I'd, 1852 The small figures do not appear this
On the Sd Jan. the figures added S209T00 9th
jan. same; 9th, 7th, and 9Th same.
Jan. 9th, the small figures are S2Ol 000
Jan 10th-The small figures $201 600 placed under
the column Of hundreds OF thousands The entry stands
thus
201 704 &c
466 234 so
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HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II household furniture Henry n Ieeds A. Co Viii

T. II.
household furniture.-Henry H. Leeds Co. will -
At auction Wednesday, October l 1T l0K o'clock,
rosewood marble top centre tables etesers mahogany
ourtans Brussels tapestry and ingram oarpe
wood seven octave piano, made BY Bennett Co., essa
$3.50. Bedroom Furniture-Rosewood bedsteads, wash-
stands with marble top mahogany bedstsad mshosa.v
wood bureaus mahogany writing desk, mahogany writng
tables ten feet long; covered hair and spring
chairs All the furniture made order and has been
used but short time. Also, kitchen furniture Sale
peremptory.
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RY COLE Chiffon, AUCTIONEERS.-FRIDAY,
- October )5 at twelve o'clock, at the
CHANGE Atlantic street, brooklyn the three anA
brick house and lot on the nsrthery side q A.
the house in good orders about desDS
lot by SO feet Half the purchase money remain
bond and mortgage For particulars apply to the
finneera.
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lanes COLE AUCTIONEER-SIxTY VACANT LOTS
in the Ninth ward Brooklyn, be sold this day wed
nesday 18TH Mt auction IL o'clock at the Merchants
change These lots beautifully Classon ave-
nue. Pacific Dean and Bergen streets This sale offers
ing purposes The lots in the immediate vicinity rapidly
improving with first class buildings. Classon q
opened and Pacific Terms so
and mortgage Maps be had at tho auotion
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER-THlS DAY. Alto
o'clock, az ISL Canal street. all the parlor chamber and
kitchen furniture Of family breaking house keeping,
consisting Of sofas book pier glasses oil paintings
mence with; mahogany chairs rockers dining and tea
bes dinner and tea sets Brussels ply carpets oil cloths
mahogany be dstead hair large feather beds and
bedding wardrobes dressing bureaus wash stands toiIst
sets kitchen furniture fine cooking &C. Also guam
ty Of Groceries, store fixtures wines liquors. stand
casks counters &C. Also lot Of carpenters TOOLS work
bench grocer's wagon, SO.
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$s65,6s7 o.

81 547,4 U2 46
Tie same system Of putting in the small figures $14
000, from the 23d Of August to the 26th
August 9th the entry Of $l4l 900 is omitted entirely
but the amount is made up if the SAL there
making what termed forced balance. The following
are the figures -
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T L.. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL.
~. this day "Wednesday October 49, At 10Y O'clock. e
prsns copies and originals from tho old masters ethee
ns oy the most Ensa
parlor subjects and in frames Of the most costly descp
ton, among which will be found paintings from the
Dusseldorf Academy, BY T. verne Van wier. Biohter.
Vanderwor G. Dow OFT, and others
ton The attention Of connouers others Is respect
fully invited. Catalogues ready.
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nj B. BUTLER, MISUNDERSTANDING Az.
otogrsphs and books At auction Thursday oes
collection belonging TO the late Mr. John Doggett J
sspg of about 70 paintings Of them very valuable
Of Jefferson L,fayctte and others also TIVE
and numbers Of the orginsl Poor Richards Almanac
VIII be sold by order Of the assignee who holds them
collateral security Catalogues be had Public
mir ator'ao fHc Naesa etraa
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HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale of iewelry gold watched and rinra no aiIva

T L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL.
on. ThuTsdsy October 18th a. lol O'clock, q The
from from Van Wsyeren Sons and e. Van Der sohoc!
large collection of greenhouse plants very
extensive variety and in the very best condition 70
q
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BOARD, WITH UNFINISHED ROOMS CAN BE
- obtained in private family Brooklyn Heights for
two gentlemen and their wives Apply postage paid box
S,346 Post Office.
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VALUABLE FURNITURE, LIBRARY, AND PAINT
ings for sale.-Harmon Nash will sell this WED
nesday) morning. at ten o'clock at their store No. $40
Broadway by order Of the Sheriff valuable collection oe
genteel furniture, rare paintings, books, SC.
WIN. 8 EcILYafN s. CO., AUoTIONEERs, WILL
w sei tnis day, AT I0M clock, at No, John street,
nne Of elias and trees from the gresu-
mouse Of A, A. More WILLIAMSBURG, l., /. -
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ROARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
- be accommodated with large and pleasant front
and pantry the second floor Apply 1T IS Henry street,
where they will find q peaRant home.
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1882, 406 %
1,63s,5o7 %

The addition in the above Ia incorrect requires
Goo which, by adding makes the footing correct
otherwise it is termed, BY commercial men, forcing
balance.
On the 2sth Of August the additions of $141 900
restored and entered they the 26th they
also entered in the the 10th Of August
August 30th, entry is made
September 1st the entry stands thus
Sal
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u A.CHILroN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SIX ACRES
ofiand the North river Dobbs Ferry. At
ton, by Cole and Chiffon, Tuesday, Dot 49, 1862 ut
o'clock, 81 the Merchants Exchange York order
James Hamilton and Thomas L. ewell executors Pee
full particulars advertisement In the Morning Coun
and Evening POST apply to the auotionesr, No. wa
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A LADY AND GENTLEMAN WISH C0MFORTA-
IA BILE unurnished room with board for the lady only in
house located in quiet part Of the city, and where there
boarders. Board paid in advance Address Leroy
Ha-. dan
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RoCKAWAY CARRIAGE, HORSES, &c-THIS DAY.
~ "wednesday October Is, 1852, at IL o'clock, as
OF Dey street, of Greenwich fine buggy with
tori one new buggy rookawsy.
with other carriages one bay horse, fire safes sc.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auatioue0r.
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II ENRY T. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, TO-
morrow ut l0 O'clock at the house No. 703 Green
wch street. between Charles and Amos streets Al tAe
furniture, above without reserve consisting Of sofA
chairs, carpets beds bedding bedstead &C.; kohsn fa
niture, oil CLOTH carpets china and glass Sale WITH
rain shine.
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FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE TWO
"A parlors with bedrooms attached, the second and
third foor with full partial board without it. In all
instances with board meals served to the Inquire
SOL Houston street. first house west Of Broadway late
mar NJ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-23
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Cld 18th, bark Wyandotte, Bryant, Barba-
does.
Ar 10th, brig Capt Tom, smalley, Philadelphia.
Ar 18th, schs Victory, Baker, Richmond ; Diamond
True and Dover Packet, VAIL Rockland Catherine Bea
Winchenbach, Waldoboro Imperial, Bnn, Wscasset
Maria, Grant, Freeport; Chde Harold, Mouon, and
Oregon, Rogers, Bath Mary Ann, Williams, do Mos
COW, Prentice, Bowdonaam; Merom, Grubble, Phips-
burg
Ar 18th, schs Romeo, Palmer and Orbit, Levensaer,
WaIdoboro Ocean, Murphy, Wiscasset.
Ar goth. brig Frederick Eugene, Of Thomaston Film
ton, Eddysvile, NY.
Ar 2lst, sch Henry Newbirt, waldoboro.
New YOrk-Ar 10th, ship Dublin, Skolfeld, Liver
pool.
Ar 18th, ships Benz Adams, Drummond, Liverpool ;
Chas Cooper, Cults, do; Tempest, Patten, Cardiff.
Ar 18th. ship Delaware, Patten, Leghorn brig Caro-
line, Thomaston.
Ar 26th schs Mountaneer, Rhodes Bolivar Films ;
Lanson Dean, Ulmer Aid, Paul; Joseph Baker, Ames
and Bride -, Rockland.
New Orleaus-Towed to sea 18th, ship Maine,
Freeman.
Adv 10TH ship Jas Cooper, Lovett for Boston, most
of her Cargo engaged
Providcnce-Ar 18th, sch Eliza s. Nancy, White,
Fall River, to load for Gardiner
Ar Goth, brig Wdes p Walker, Edgecomb, Bangor
CharicsfOn-Went to 18th, ship John P Har-
ward, for Liverpool.
PhiIadeIpiia-Cd 10Th, brig Robert Spear, Aud,
Bath.
New LondOn-Ar 18th, brig Richmond, Chesley,
Bath for New Haven.
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HICKORY CLUB RooM, No. l, }

At meeting of the members of HICKORY
CLUB NO. l, at their Club Room on Tues
day evening, Sept. 81, the following persons
were elected delegates to attend the Demo-
cratic Mass MEETING to be held at Augusta on
Thursday, Sept. 2Sd.
James Mcclellan, Levi Chadbourne, Hale M.
Huskins, Job Chapman, B. S White, Joshua l..
LInscott, James H. Nichols, Nicholas Mooney,
J. Emmons, James J. Fisher, W. Hawthorne.
II. E. jerks. F. R. Shaw, James K. Shaw. R.
Fisher, P. Knight, w. Metcalf, B I. Currier,
Amos Nourse, Stephen Region, A. Kimball. B.
B. Blasand A. R. Brown, J. B. Leach, Danl
Shaw, E. Colby, Frank Shorey, James Farrin,
W. S. Pattee, D. F. Baker, VIM. Mclaughlin,
A. II. Pence, John White, Jr., 7. D. Wake
field, Samuel Mcclellan, Joseph IL. Allen, Il.
D. Robinson, Joseph Hayes, c. r. Porter, II.
w. Owen, John I. Gilman, Samuel Anderson,
A. J. Potter, K. Nichols, Washington Gilbert
Denny Kelley, G. w. Harvey, N. Jennings,
Jacob Emmons, A. L. Robinson, John Smith,
N. Shea, James Wakefield.
Voted that the delegates have power to add
to their number or fill any vacancy that may
occur in the same.
Voted, that the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the President aud Secretary, and
published in the Eastern Times.
SAMUEL ANDERSON, Vice President,
}. 5. IL. NICHOLS, Secretary pro. tenn.
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Another Soup Bowl Smashed.

The following speaks for itself. 1t is one
ofthe most complete exposures OF wholesale
fabrication that has yet marked this era of
wing humbug and imposition. But TO what
will not these desperate partlzans stoop,
when with the certainty Of prompt detection
before them, they do not hesitate to resort
to such things as these ALBANY Argus.
For the Argus.
THE IRON MEN IN EARNEST. When the
workmen 10 Francis Myers Furnace, Schen-
ectady, had received their dollars and Dimes
Saturday run up an ash pole in front OF the
shop, and threw out Scott and Graham
flag, to indicate their political preferences.
These workers in Iron have no idea of sup
porting party which is pledged to British
interests. They go for Protection to Home
Labor and no Tribute to Foreign Workshops.
We, the undersigned, Mechanics and La
boring Men OF the city OF Schenectady, and
several Of us adopted citizens, in the employ
of Francis Myers, one Of the most enterpri-
sing mechanics in the CRY, and who carries
on an extensive foundry and Machine shop,
declare that the above article, taken from
the Evening Journal under date of the 7uh
inst is false in every respect. That there
was pole raised bearing the broad pennant
of Pierce and King with beautiful Rooster
perched upon the tip end of the pole as
faithful watchmau and in November next to
crow and proclaim 10 now happy peo-
pile the triumphant election of PIERCE and
KING.
Schenectady, Sept 9, 1852.
Richard Leonard, James Mcdonald, John
S. Youngman, Patrick Martin, Adolphe Le-
lauren, Charles Roth, Patrick Bannan, Iends
Roth, Fidel Roth, Tardy Wolf, William
Groar, John Thomas, Joseph Wrist, YouIy,
Myers Peter Saisinger, James Campbell,
Andrew Note, Joachim Tanning, Wendell
Myers, David Tigh, Carrot Van Vranklin
John Van Worst, Richard Sturdy.
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CHOICE OF SENAToRs.-The constitution of
this State provides that the Senate shall 'de-
termine who are elected by majority of votes
20 be senators in each district and in case the
full number of Senators, to be elected from
each district shall not have been elected,
the members of the House of Representatives
and such Senators, as shall have been elected,
shall, from the highest nu mbers Of the persons
voted for, on said lists, equal to twice the
number of Senators deficient, in every district,
if there be so many voted for, elect by joint
ballot the number of Senators required /; and
in this manner all vacancies in the Senate shall
be supplied as soon as may be, after such vacan-
cies happen
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-09-23
WO2MD9S BATl
Prize Medal Furnace.

WE present Chilsons Patent Air-warmng and venti-
w la ing Furnace, with the utmost confidence that it
will prove ITSELF fair trial, to be the best Furnace
The long and thorough experience of the inventor
the subject of air mng and ventilation and the fact
that during the past seven years, CIi1LSON'S FUR
MACE has gradually superseded all other Furnaces in
tho public schools Hospitals and Institutions of the city
of Boston. is sufficient guaranty of their superiority
Their chief recommendations purity of air. power
full heaters-with great economy in the consumption of
fuel, will burn coal wood equally WE'LL superior draft
easily cleaned, great durability, and be in low eel
lars if needed.
These Furnaces warranted give perfect satisac
ton, they will be taken down and charge made
Please Call and examine the store in Rogers Block
Front Street, near Sagadahock Ferry.