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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

Ixsasrry-p r. Curtis va taken care OF ~
H. yith Ward Police 90 Trrsdsy nlshtse being
s.r,,s In the street . r r. Lane vo taken Up While
,r,.esns IN he street in the Seeont Ward He etc
"a th.t he ga lecturer on Anins, Magellan, ana
L., lie FrermAsou wanted 10 hi him
sEyrRx FALr.-On Thursday Wm. h Brooch.
.aip carpenter fen from the yArd ioto re bod
Of the Oh wsshinS,ce lying 81 tie foot OF Hrrsosst
North RIVER and vac ssriously. but 10 eeP"o, %.
fatally Injured thoasA the hight Of the tall vss sooe'
IS fes, His arm wss erohep, his hip severely oiasec
and lis head eoatgsed
Rosstsr -Marssret Ahern was arrested on
Thursdsy for stealing 81 frora Isrnes Aonel OF 80
seer. Orange Co somewhere In the Ska WATa Ito
money ws found 10 her possesson.
AssAULrs-Dsvid L. Smith. assault and battery
on otscsr Logan Of the secoad Ward committed for
exsmiua alton. Margaret Aanior ss.Agluns Anna r.
ley; committed in Fire, Ward.
ASoraEs OFFICES Axfal Gar
diner" ,akeo is,o custody rharsdsy svenins for
ss..glt and battery efeer Aec-loek OF the raird
Ward
FoIics Cocar--Ss. "a. W~%-Aargsret hstor.
l. smith ssssa and battery; Robert D L.ns. isssa-
-Hn-AwAul 0arSiner. ssssDh and battery heety
King. pecl larcecy, four drgat--p t-JSen h<S ~
and - MesA1n. pes, laSeeny, t"ov<rSs-ts
assaa lang &c o6eef Margaret Asesrn lsrcepy hafs
tersn vssrAnis--punA-o Conmecsy, lsreery--
tHih Alexander koeo, sssault; cue ueacr esss--
s.me-AIlA-so rs,arr-Nxrlna~ s-s rl,As1. isr-
eeny- AIn-foar nsaor esss. oaly--xTa-Noshing
~ In-Sleasei CAfnes sgsp'e Of s-eirf I've
liam Jsesson. retii laesayg Lo-aowica v.eh. same
or-rss. gwo eases u ieaor.
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BROOKLYN AYEAiRS

FIRST BrrIsr CHuScs-At the great Ore Of
s.s, the Bspu" Church corner o, Nassau and Liberty
SIS totally consumed. but the congregation nue
dIstely commenced opsrsuons for rebuilding IT, and
has srisen from It's ashes Tho Church 10 spacious
and convenient enough TO seat large eoosrsssuoe-
III sxcelenuy lighted from above and below ana s
internal architecture chsste and simple. The pew
vii be ready for seectoa In The of Two .hre
wsoka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

KEGESTs OF THI USIvERsITr.-At . meeting
of the Regents OF the unver.ty held at the Executive
Oh amber yesterday:
Pre..nt-Tne Gyvsrao Secretary Of state John 0fes
O Y Lansing, A c. Paige, Ersstus Corning Gideon
Havley P M Netmore ard DAVID bgei
TIE Hon. John Grey, OF Oataio, senior regent and
vtce-chsncelor was unanimously chosen Chancellor 81
the University OF New York, TO h the vacancy occs
stoned By the death Of Peter Wendell, ID.
Mr. g eis hsyins dccllned the sppointment, the Hon
Cert Y Lansing OF Albany, was III snmously chosen
CT snceor
The honorary degree Of LID. was conferred upon
salem Town, Esq, Of CayGIs county
Albany Argus, lot
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wILLiANsBURGH AFFAIRS,

THK PLArE-The presentation Of . service Of
plate to late Chief Engineer Andrew B Hodges, ne
OF On Wednesday evening. The speeches, &C. we're
well received aud the occasion of pleasure ~
al concerned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
Ohio-yote tor Convention.

Toe vote, in O.. the Counties of the State rave
Warren and Medins, for and against Conventior
g remodel the Constitution, 10 as follows;
For Convention. Ia 223 Agaips, do.......-s o,S7
rbs whole number OF votes for tho same Coan
ties lor representatives ". 22s 9st. The re
oaired number Of votes 70 call Convention Il
therefore iI46i3-being majority Of the Repre-
sentative vote showing Constitutional s)orty
IN favor OF the Convention oi se,ssS' lOia' oa1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

- The PeaEsyIran'Gs has scared { at a.
saormous expense, Of course,l New'fors cor
rspopdent WHO. under date Of the LIST inst, sweet
eos the Pbilsdelphia Loco-F ecos az follows;
The whig Ratification Meeting at the Brosdwsy
hoase last sseains vas q wrstched affair. os!y SN
90 pseple rs-s ~ aaeude.es The principal speeea
ss msde BY James n Thaysr, our Public Admlnisus
nf. The rec, we're "potstoes" OF toe smallest sort
hs sssas s.osss Of kst,esS's rcs isdstssa'
We eatrsstB Dr. Fosney not to discharge that cor
sesPoDdent jost yet. 1t will be nuts 70 oar
"hiss 10 read his letter of next Wednesday
giving the result OF the Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
Our nirnefa-Co,. ChiIds.

HrMAE w. CHILDs, the present Commissioner
Of Streets and Whig candidate for rec ection, has
been harshly ssssiled in the Opposition journals
bat no Que has shown reasonable whore
fore That he 10 still dilisent, active acd faithful
is our earnest conviction. That the Streets have
been better cleaned the past Summer than usual,
we know and " hen it Is considered that In spite
OF the Cholera and it's requistions and IN spite OF
the steadily rapid expansion OF the Street District
tbs Controllers books show an actual sd riRg 81
TwEsTY FAVE THOUSAND DOLLARS m TIE cost ot
Street Sreeping for the past gear ds compared rth
the preceding. we think strong case is made out
for his continuance in the ofi;e. The following
has been sent us BY one of our most respected
citizens. now retired from active political life
To ne Editor Of The Tribsn,;
lis really unfortunate that on the Of an important
election the people should be called TO hones
capable and faithful officers. for the sake Of putting in
those of character precisely opposite, simply becsus'
he has received the purchased domination OF his pain
There IL no department OF the City Government which
has been ably and faithfully filled than that Of Com
missioner Of Streets by Col ii w. Childs, and we be
nevs there 10 scarcely resident Of the City who 10 not
ready 10 admit that under HE administration The streets
have been kept 10 better condition Than has been
done before and this too al expense twenty per cent
ss than tho City has been called on 10 pay for The same
services
10 the short space Of Ave months he has thoroughly
organized hs department and just rs he 10 prepsIei 10
mahs further reduction In its expenses, opposition IL
raised hs In Office OF course only by poiu
cal opponents who have not the nsnmity to concede
even the merits OF faithful officer Col Chlds as 10 we'll
kuowp, has large personal interest IN the welfare a.
prosperity Il tho city aud Ia the economical aduniss
ton OF ito sssrs deserves the thanks OF the
n only for the prompt aud faithful manner In which
he hiss discharged all bs duties, but for The reform and
sccr omy which he has introduced into HE Department
Ga Taesdsy the Of New Yurk will be called
sss shall preside this mportsu Department for
tho who has the coz hdence oi
The community bv HE whi at is head and whose
experience peculiarly ouslhes him for the post-or one
who perieneed with nchiug TO commend him
quahed for the position presents only the esims OF
ps'y and relies upon party for bic sacee0 Upward OF
luoe and hsfof dollars must pass through he hands
OF The Comnissoner during tho three years, Ano
surely such responsibility ought not 10 be extended
ba' ons Posseng and deserving The sats elnhd-nes OF
toe whole community TAXPAYER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

AxsI1LrIos rs CAsADA.-L. }. Pspinesu h's
written letter In the Q2.bsc Iad,p,Hd>ht 10 which
d. come, gu, strongly IN favor Of Annexation to the
Uni,ed State The T0rcat0 Globe, on the contrary,
CONES cut with . declaration Of warm attachment 10
Engl.ua, signed by 1900 men of all parties there.
Toronto Annexation Msnifesto will, 1, 10 sad, sppear
.bou. the l,, of next month TIE GLOBE says nothing
more about Perry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

q Hon. JoHs GsEio Of Canandaigus was on
Wednesday chosen Chancellor by the Regens of tn
.a'Vcrsi'y Of New.York. vies DR.. PKrEs WENDELL
esssed. Mr.. &. declined the post whereupou Hon
~HAAir Y. LASsISe Of Albany was chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

Yac YcrA-As.emSly, 18th District c''s ""''
!y.ssga c.. Assembly. Cd District, John w scNia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

DEAD BoDIEs-Tne schr. BG'nhar a. . ooces
Ter reports having .een sunday .si - nnes sss.
- 80 ,L,n ro.t sut.oned .nus sfo1sc, ~Itn tsin
trousers, rh. .esh va. gone from TIE i.ee sad ,P2.
.n,'v s-,p "a ths water time, ssd oTins 10 he
did not succeed 10 t.nas ne eo'y oes OF ne
.,sr- me scsr Gen Marion, at toe came port re.
nort. HAVING picked up The body q ayOsns man q
s-,,s.,- .1th 5l.ca panu and . sh.r. bosom took
from MS pockets bunch OF Esys sud TOO or three
half pennies Tae se'h vas gone if0n ne head
seor ox TIE sCs.-Ths great spot neuiioned
Las, week kss nov approached the western
.d.s OF tbs Sun. that Il oil probably disappear In
e.y ort.o. On os.artay last ihs diameter Of this
Dol, % neasaret ., TIE Observatory a. Cambridge
says the ssss- TrsreAg, WA 81 40 sscoads, or az
ward Of 100 miles, ssd az times a. lsrys ~ the
Esrths
AsOTHER LASD SLicE-So1e 80 or 70 feet o
s,ocsey's Pier has been raised sevsrL INCHES ey hs
s.rnrg Of he SIDE hi AID the consequent appearing
Of "a 5sgscz 81 tie l.ss u y Is.sd soas sscass'
Gy y ssaa gsssSs AsvsssssA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

~ A live hy~ns arrived AZ Salem, Mass. or
Monday. tn 9 v,sse. from Zanxibr.
ry. Snow fell IL R9fao n ,hshs particles o.
WsxnaslAy IAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

u JANIS Woodruff. who has seen pu. mp
constable Of the Eishsssnth Ward on the spit
ss' refuses 70 run having forbidden the sse Of bis
~ hsa ~ as,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

ELxvEsrR WARD.-Ths difference among the
Wings Of this Ward has been entirely settled BY
tho handsome withdrawal Of the ticket headed
WILLIAM BoAKpxAS for Alderman, and the
hearty accaiescenos o; his supporters 10 the cleo
ton Of PAIrxKsoS and MAeXSKlL -Consilerins
The strong claims the nomination o! Bordmsu
AID Tapper had to be considered the regular Whs
ticket, It's Withdrawal iss noble act, which Wi
%, be forgotten. Our friends have nov ssrons
hopes OF carry ipg the Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
rnar-once opera::ss..


TIE Pornsue- Genera h.' ss.,hI.sAAd the
following nez P5tOhses for The week ending October
n lag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
CaItforufa FmiErrn q
In bark Walter, from Providence, R |. Oct %, 10
san Frsneisco-(comPrisln the Rhode Island HOP
Mining ard Trading Associsuonl

san Fr.nclsco-(con prislns the Rhode Island hope
Mining ard Trading Anocistou):
Car, Joan Joyesre .sy J--ph h.non j. Harvey corus
Joda Ev-fss; To- H.n--sy VIZ ssvt a o. r'o,S.nc'
G.s. Bowers Dsvs Bossfs D.ns- sat.r Nn D@s. Fsfa'
W.-t-ot I.sae 5.sasr q s--sor, MAJ. td'-- "s-fnsn
N-srlah Eauts Janss 81 Jot s,oni SO - NJ
-, NJ B.rsu.a As bsl.s; sisoa wkts tb'a
Cse-. p.-y n gov Wa rf.ny to smiih, We o.idr
- C.r, Os-s. n &C. Jota Afao1 o "a n o. y ar
~. "a J--s.t Ctr C-cai Da-si kys-- J-sPt httf1 q.
"a ae,,8~ag Gor'oo pfe-. w.t-r H4rof1 DrT1 h-ard
wktak Gf..Escs; { ara Or--a, Iloris rsfes
c. Eftv J1ha Msfe ll " srd oi Chafe-to~l o- "
A. ofC...too Johl Fse, q Ai-eoDuE Mas, bffn1ss
Isc.r D.ss Lish.n chsrss Po',sf o. Nh J. AZ sfH
r.. II Fsf-r. " Tay ~ q Appnusgg We tnsIp a.
- .f .os.ls q f.ssss O.. N11 q
Sor Ers,so-s Ch.. Bar- o. ks-ror satas Cos o.
,,e.. Jos<pa n.r4a. =; ssps % nae "a
Bsrs.- PARDON sro.1 l.,.c ~li,tea ~
on no. Jo6s Doess. ossr -af', " n So NOV
s., ID resy.f wn c IL asn,s., Hn "a a"s
In bark Rio from Newport. 4 Oct 80 Tor san
Francisco:
co4a s.ssr ca7vsi bert 0'rsssf !" sH. Cs"ss
Gr--- = s.- Hay kih.fcsou Jts Fa' rsrSon "nae
~. ..r,3 astnaa B-ser so- go Gr1r. hsman trpc'ef
~ P-s7 s-Br- Cn.r-- wlsEs. cert p.s "lan s1sro-
J.-- Il Sorth PfscsScsi De- ssi-f y Aos-~
Joto Waru.r " D--tofi ssp1 -
B. za c. rel G-sEs JscE, O. Jvla Asf's. Asi y.
81 G.ore- W ss>s seox- sor'oa. Ls9aaf1 sa1<s -
-. 40 CO. b-t T-alsf ItHnss fsssbs JOS
= srxA Is of. dsefy >. - rf''.-s =
80. >,.sss OsseI.h kth[ s.ns- l-os y a..
l.. sssat- Joha ki1l III srss. Fsrso . &c.,
a.. g. l.-4a g Jahl-sH EHq1rh.tC B-'f-' " q
y.rs,1 so-e-, Drs,f o. Co-..fy Jotz = - 49,,
y. Pr-.s--. .vahm Es-p - No~gr-, Mss Jsnl. tesJ
-. - =, ~ So Sa.- Thar.to. Lac D-cDf 81 -
=, 80 w. 80 sf saszzs1 As-fi So .f "'ef
v.ssas Gi'-rt srD-ss Auir-- " ID u las vT-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

Ninth WARp.-We rejoice to learn that the
Wsigs Of this Ward have submitted their differ
ences to arbitration and completely adjusted them.
- that thsrs is now bu, one Wing tickle, in the
Wsrd-JAMss r. BALI for Alderman CaARLIs
CRASH for Assistant and HESkY j. RAYMOND for
Assembly. Mr.. Cranes acceptance OF the second
s-y position, when he ws fairly entitled to the
fret n noble act Of devotion to the Wing Csuse,
which will be remembered and reqai,ed. Mr..
RAYNoSp 10 young man of q ne talents, great in.
dastry and sound principles, and will make an ex-
celisns legislator. Nothing now remains bat to
put through the whole tioAs, by Five Hundred
Mslority.
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sANEs CHANGED.
F.l,rort Wayne County, Pennsyivsnis- zane changed
10 Havlev."
Msgp.e, Morgan County. Ohio, changed 10 "cl.y-
ton
Rock and Cave a,rain County iliaoi'; nsme change
70 " Cave 10 Rock" Ns, l1is.hsenee'.
RAlLRoAD MONOPOLY ~ Nav JER,E-The
wings OF Essex County y. J. wno met IN Con-
vention a. Newark on "Wednesday, after noni-
ns'irg their county ticket uaauimoa'l! adopted
the following resolutions Which we're 'lered ~
L. GROVER, Esq
Reiolred Thatthe " aiss OF EsIez County are united
with their brethren throughout the S'st. In favor OF
couilnUins tho Investigation ana reform OF the No
NoFoLY QUESTION already commenced 80 that where
the State been wrooged abe may hsg; isA and tho
rough redress
Res0iutI That wa consider the candidates :e.ectsd
for Assembly by this Convention, pledged, as faithful
representatives OF the party h prosecute the inVest
CATION above referred TO- and 70 ado such measures,
and 70 p.ss such laws shall bring the questions al
issue between the Joint Compsne. sd the People be-
fore the proper tribunal for Judicial DECISION
ResOlred, Inst as the representatives OF party
whose principles and alma the a. lymeni OF tree
speech free labor ans frea lsws recommend TO the
Members IF the Legislature hs % far as Is con
sst-n with TIE nj hs Of others General Laws ina o.
passed which shall allow cuzensto associate them
selves unite capital for al legitimate 5usan's Pai
poses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
ro,si amount Of Produce per Hudson River

YsIp.Y Nov -S27oc hbls PoIr. III esls " nssy 49,
A,.s Wh.si S2e0 do. Corn, 30 co Bailey So %
ave sSp DO Fees, ~ sels Provisssss. lH esSs ~sSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

HARossIFs oF GoLD HUSrisG.-Dr. u. &
Te~ksbury having Personslly se-n The Elephant
writes description Of the peculiar hind which exst.
in California that 10 BY 10 means aatiertns We copy
,ae beat paragraphs;
10 relation 70 myself have horrbles to relate,
except on the bes; fare ! shrunk stsy pounds IN my
personal corporation. instance THE - specimen Of
the general result Of the laws OF the careunsiances
aud ns,ure deal, more kisdy with ne than With vu
majority OF my unfortunate associates To an ex
poenced Californian, there 10 nothing more foreign
irem his thoughts shsn ths idea Of setnns rich %
dsgipg gold. ! DO not exceed the Bounds Of sooei
tnts when estms,e that nine tsniss Of the homes
soorers who 20 there moderate their aspirations fol
gan the simple point Of gaining enough TO get then
bach 10 their own country
TIE captain OF the weasel in which sailed from ssr
Francisco, told that nearly al Of lis pAssenseri
begging applicants tor the privilege OF ~orkins
their passage 10 Panama A man, Of whom II vas 70
ported IN the New York papers that be bad returned
with twenty thousand dollars worth OF gold - me re
ward OF hs enterprise to my o~ledse had TO eorTev
money &c nsei bis current expenses home
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BROOKLYN.
GENERAL NOTICES

- Fswisrs & Wesls,- PhressteGssss sac
Publishers, Clinton Han lsf nAsssa-se e"sf ~: '"'
- Mrs.. N. r. Gevs hichsis, wesor-cws ~.
ssn Is LesnsIoo-sv ConssItsr COS from 10 An soIYh
Ssusau yfsilsd at tbsir rss<suers
- X. y. HssSktsB, n y. w.lst-Cars = sys'esss'
81 f.arh-st near tlnhss Psusuis rccsiysd for day
ussimsat OF yistod q heir o~n houses. OLD In
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Whis Nomiaa &. ons.
NamInations.

Y.ssrs Co.-A.scrnbly I'd District JAMES VAN
HoRN lr.
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PoRTRAIrUnE.


O. Mr.. Dewehrt 0sss lesvs respectfully 70 inform
his blends pabe that ss nss retarned s,m ga
No ubis coasiry cad opsasd ms etzdio 81 90 Bfos1v
vss,s be vt b happy 10 rsesvs osdsrsfof e9f1 sas
lis elegant style Of wssr ccloss - wei - 70 on
rectnsss of nscress M. viii ssye his 1iesasss ~
foe thsmsslves Speci1sns NAY BE- 80 - "a 400
snowu slors Of Msosrs. Williams seveos, 10 49,.
gay % 10 b. ssaio ss'1 y ssSs . vs lss.@ss
Ia prSwtes snd Psinnss, end vosia BE- hspv fses'e
few more pupils
~ vseai Nssse ss1 HasSssy- 49," =. ~.
Ssy oei J. cOarss d n:ussaos Ca wsscs -S.s
a,,vsd 40 suecsssfsl ~ this sys,em ne PIP eaa W
EZa.,s. essu V rod ssd sing ne moss dim<nn no<ic
~ - tssi BE- bseota - of ths theory sad
- 70, % %coupoSrco. The sisss viii nses on fa-sdsys.
40 Ssturdsys from "a 10 3, and will eocfin1s
~ moaiAs Terms Us p, eaeser, Ia sdysnes rsssoes
S.sssrs on ,oping The clsss viii leave thetr names win
= Rsrnssa, z hovOdSI Tie mott sersfse,ey re-
49, sivss els rg1hkscu
- LasslA Hair Dye Improved % = 20 color n:
hs vhsksrs hs momsutif applied without ths $50
injury Ia eessy ss iron sspssssni edof sad seI -
vssksd vim he suonssst sop iuned,sasY W seS.-
vLbog wsseag 70 dry. Yer sals, % solte1. 49,
IsVs WIG Bsday, Swslst nSussSssNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

AssAULrs-Dsvid l. Smith. assault and battery
on oHcsr Logan Of the secoad Ward committed for
examination. Margaret Aanion, .ssAglnns Anna X
lev; ornnlrted in Fire, Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

ASOrHEs OFFICES AssAULrTp.--" Axfal ar
duer va ,aken ie,o custody rharsdsy svsnins TO
ss..glt and battery ceser Aec-lloek OF the rair'
Ward
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INSTITUTIONS

R.sc,pes, That the Federal Constitution wa formed
and soopteo sxpressly "to secure the blessings II
Liberty the people OF tbs United s'afes aud their
oo.tery and that no power given therein to az
tsud the eurse Of slavery wherefore we MAINTAIN mat
Congress has the right ard 10 IN duty oouno to Aeo
nah Slavery wherever exists in the Ie'ories OF ne
Union ana plainly prohibit its estselshmsnt IN any
portion Of tho.e Territories q. .ny time hereafter.
Rsorsd That gnslns the Restriction Of slavery
within ts present limits Of the cardinal prinei
sea OF our political faith We pledge ourselves 10 our
tell and tho country exercise 10 the utmost
al the power may possss to prevent tie sx;ensiot
II Slavery over a nss foot ot kIee Soil.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

Rossrsr -Marsaret Ahern was arrested on
Thursdsy for stealing 81 frora Israes Mcneil OF 80
sher. Orange Co somewhere In the sixla Ward lie
money was found IN her poss~ssoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

covar on SPECIAL sssnoss-y,l4ss. Noe Nag
ret Abrsm, OF stealing - Ysoi,snsi"J mon ns'"ps
" .,l.a' psdI ucssy monIhs Psnit-nasry. .Jotn
Dapn. s,sslings case surgical Instruments f.ni,.s'
ciry Ptson 70 days Thor psoo psnt nesoy 20
DAYS City Prison. Henry smnsns ssssst and esnery
an Jghn BeoaD CIsrs Of Fulton hsfkst, fsnitsnuaU
noaths . Tbon ~ Hurst, slssps eosi nonths focf
,sotlay Adjourned gnu o'eloek Tsssdsy morning
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srEALIss CLorHIso.-The cold snap brings sp
III. cosrsss Of the eLsays ffa6Hsrts % bold Hstee
]. AcSuty was ss;ssd On Tharsssy n NE rouns vac
ior sssslinx elorhss from James Hsssuns- ne -
committed for sxarninauon. A msa esling nmss.'
Aes.sr.n vss also srrsstsd u tss ssns vleiev ~
$500 ssGIssa's sssshiaG frso osassss AosaAsss
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Passages etc. etc. have een cured by this Compound Mix
ton have promptly yielded to their influence.
The preparation IS, without doubt, etectual rem
edy, and has cured many obstinate diseases after many
other medicines had failed. In its improved form is
sesst ana sieots permanent the space of fpe
on St1 DAYS without much restriction TO diet or
pOsuTe business. Besides this important advantage il
leaves the part subject to that troublesome weakness
that occurs so often the Of other medicines generally
prescribed, and if taken in the first of the disease Il
vi" arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
N lew days In ong:prnTaced chronic stages of the
diseases obstinate elects, Female Complaints such a.
Whites etc. it without doubt the most eectua remedy
ever discovered
We do not offer these Specifics as a PANACEA or eure
every hing but for the gbove-named cases we are author
lied by DTs. Leroy and PeeeT, of Paris (the inventor
to guaranty
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public Of Orleans for the last nine years and
they have universally proved eficac0us,
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6etUeeR Canal ana common streets. 81 ly
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,.

No. 30 CUSTOyNHO USE STREET, N. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
l. UNTIL CURE Il EFFECTED.-Pnvate Diseases cured in
aIeW days by regular phyaCiaH without other
P9ls0noqE medicines, At No 80 CUsTOMHOUsE sTREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any OF the forms of certain Disease his general
tement in another column. The treatment adopted By
him Is that whiohhaS the approval Of the most dEn gubed
surgeons Of PsI London and New York and its univer-
sal EQoce has proved beyond dOu that permanent
structure, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands dseaSe in
duoed by certain solitary practice etc. be oh.
tanned 70 moral certainly, if application be made to those
whose intelligence, skill and experience be relied or
Since DIR. Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases
that have come under his have been cured without
single exception. Some of these of yea' standing
One remarkable Of structure 30 ysa old been
to the surprise of the patient The gentleman (WhOse
probability known to the citizens of New OTleanl) at
hand, and (by hlg permssOn) be referred Dr. M
treatment Of structure not known South of New York
His Treatment of gOnOrhRH and geet il the perfect
ever Uncovered. II 10 the shortest safest and The
patient takes oOpaiyR, cubebs turpentns other
1eut dOEeB but is obtained days without
pain, Inconvenience change of diet ~ pay unless
cure IL effected within the time named.
lAPOTEFCY-YOuDE men or Others who, by sexual
cess OF self pollution, have brought themselves any
indulgence of the passions, such premature impO
tency, involuntary seminal emissions, general debility
or constitutional deTanR cement, consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable oonhdenoe he Oifsn them perfect The
stIlcte5t secTeIy observed.
DR.. Mullen Oah be consulted daily at his Office No SO
C1Itomhoute st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. d.
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