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Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory principles operations
can be had on application ut the Agents office.
Dec g.
CT S0 REWARD--Rnn away from the subscriber
OloU Page county, Virginia, 9th
lie very black ~ years Of about feet inches high
down look when spoken thick heavy He
had when he le domestic faded black
broad bm white hat and other clothing with him. recoeced
The above eward Of 50 will be should he be appchended
out Of the Stae and 500 taken
him again. All reasonable charges will be paid delivered
Luray.
Aaron le in company with sprghuy yellowboy complex
ION, red hair and spotted Aaron
WIN A. CHAPMAN,
sept0-u Buray, Page county, Virginia.
THE New York Journal OF Medicine Coll
lateral Sciences, published by d. Fanshaw, of New
just received by the subscriber vol m No. H. series for No
yember, lS49 ~.
CONTENTS.
Article LIST Ampua0ns and compound by John
Sione NJ D.. surgeon 10 Bellvue Hospital.
Article 3D. Essay by W. C. Roberts, NJ D.,
q T. and 3d. New York. secretary Of New York Pathological
Society.
3d. Extracts from reports Pathological
Cey
Article 4th. ehloofom parurion, by p. A. Aye, NJ D.
Article 5th Inflammation and by Batchder,
MD
Part contains review Of Vests diseases Of infancy and several
photographed notices.
Pa foreign and medical retrospect
tOrial
Price % per single copies Specimen
numbers Of the United States application, post
paid, TO the publisher, New York city.
y. TAYLOR, Bookseller
Nov. 22-lmw Penn Washington, d. &.
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Carusi's saloon.

Carusi,s saloon.
oIprH D.NsANTp ~ ,rs, has tho rle,,,. IN ,G,r,D hi.
friends narons pun and the pbic ray thai the ayonte
Sor.es ha evenino
and he every Thnrnv drng The season a. wou3
also statn Tint the saloon will he bIantv innnaed with
hS nhec, Of
| suitably lighting up The halls for dancing ~ " ' -
Ie enn,Ssd M Webss Celebrated cotlon hand who will
on fis occnsion nrode several of his new and FASH
ionahl. noiL a. ,a,,ss reduas No - - ~
aa;ss
ana a,s no i, he course Of ioe ladies
bp mny nor receive their tickets will confer favor nv sending
IN; 49, "a a.. ~ .danaa 70 Cams, n, he sa,an HE
street f Nov 27-u
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EDITED BY
THOMAS RITCHIE a EDMUND BURKE.

BRILLIANT LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER, Isi9
J. w. MAURY co, MAsAoERs.
$4,000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongalia Academy,
Glass No. l4S for l649.
10 Alexandria, Va Saturday of December
l5t0. -
sCHEMEi
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MIR. Jos. m. X EssIER, Professor of MnsIc

HAVING returned city after unavoidable absence,
Ill caused BY III health has the honor 20 renew me ohe Of his
services the public and them that his undivided
attention shall be devoted his professional duties He's now ready
give instruction. heretofore singing and on the piano. Any
command which be left for him his residence ut MIS- Wes
boarding house, 18th between Pennsylvania avenue and street,
/ shall have immediate
Nov l6-3aw6w-FSunkTu.
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lIlItIsTMAs FESrINAL.-A Festival will be at the
building Of 81 Vincens Orphan Asylum, IO
and streets the 18th Of this month, and
LIST January. Refreshments provided and
articles will be sale
proceeds OF applied TO the
finishing Of accommoda-
ton Of the Sisters 81 Charity and the little orphans under
charge expected that the public will their attention
Dat Dec
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THOMAS II. TwITTY,

THOMAS II. TwrTTY,
Late Of Warrsnton, North Carolira.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No % Graver street, N. o.
Recommendation r. J. Daniel, Hon. A. w. venabls,
Nov, 10 3m
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A Card 20 the Public.

Card to the Public.
w received per supply Of ladies
white and black satin and Kid slippers, gaer boots and
sandals;
celebrated New York
light beautiful article; LADIES' gum boots
gentlemen patent leather shoes
Congress boots elastic shoes, and generally large
goods suitable such usually
establishments AL which offered
al Wholesale retail ut moderate prices, .
A. CoYLB son.
Dec 4-eodlw
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Darts Cloaks, Sacks, and shawls.--we will open this
day another Of the above seasonabe goods
would respectfully call the attention Of the ladies'
Also, choice lot Of French embroidered collars
inencambhc handkerchief, dresses, nc.
Penn. avenue, between oh and 10Th streets.
Dec 7-eo3hf ~. = -"..'1
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ERESH Fruits, cxc.-Just received from late arrivals
$50 boxes, half quarter fresh bunch Raisins
3 cases fresh Prunes, jars and fancy boxes
~ boxes fresh Genoa Citron
81 drums Smyrna Figs
lOcases Havana assorted Preserves
kegs Malaga Grapes, in fine order
10 boxes fresh Lemons
1000 lbs. Cunans
IA barrels choice Cranberres
1850 lbs. Marscilles Almonds
$50 do fresh Pecan Nuts
500 do do Fllberts
For sale by GEO. 4 THos PARKER h co.
Dec 4-3taw3w Opposite Browns Hotel.
EANCY SEALING wAX.-W. FISCHER, importer Of sta
tonery, from the manufacturer
large fancy Of the most brilliant coos put up
which he will sell nj low prices al
had three and four cents
third less than 10 is sold elsewhere
97-anw3w
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THE United Hotel be opened Tuesday, llth in
Il slant, for the reception Of guests.
The hotel has been entirely renovated furnished with entirely
the proprietor confident
will fail please his The will be
subscriber and he hopes con
patronage heretofore extended father he late
A. Fuller and himself
EDWARD H. FULLER
Dec 5-d2wf Ptoprietor
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Corner Of Pennsyivania and l2thsrseL
rENTI EMEN families who win
u find in excellent order Its situation Of the best in
city and the establishment in all m appointments well calculated
10 insure the comfort Of lis guests.
J. THOMAS,
Nov l4-eo3w Late Of the Howard Hotel, New York.
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EHENCH and spanish Lsnguages.--J MEIERE, late pro
esor United States Yale College, &c. respectfully
quan the cEens Of Washington that he giving
ucton In the above languages, well the English
egners.
Prof Meiere fatters himself that his
too well established require particular
For TERMS &c. address the bookstores Fnnck
Taylor Taylor Maur and Fischer his residence
Wllans opposite Mr. Panck Tayor's Pennsylvania
ys-u
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NOVEMBER Report OF the Mutual Life Insurance
N Company OF New York. Office No. IS Wall Street. .
Metz accumulated fund October 81 ls9 exceeding $500
This institution during the month OF November
Dohc
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Dancing Academy.

pICII visites and Mantillas of the latest Partisan
STYLES This invoice fy Gro de
Rhine Armu and watered silk mantas entirely
styles invite the attention Of the ladies
| OF the District PHI HoOE b co.
Nov -3vif Intel Rep1
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BArrir vrrn rns fspfArs ~ rGE rL,fs. The
Louisville (ky Courier, Of the l4h Instant contains
extract 81 letter from Fort Laramie under date o
June ls. from gentleman In command Of o Cslitor.
MIA company. which rays About the break Of day
discovered the Iodians advancing upenus Thslr pum.
Der was very great. They yelled and esr-c directly
upon You may imagine hov I felt. There were
some Who wished to ave themselves but obliged them
TO remain and pave orders that they should barrcads
themselves behind the wagons from which they could
IRE With their guns. and not to lose courage The
firing commenced on both sides and every discharge
ofoure brought dswn its man. For half an hour We
hspt them at bay but notwithstanding they continued
to close In with more and more, aud could not
hold out against their numbers, were Obliged to
abandon our ground, but not until had Killed some
one hundred Indisns. We had Is killed and wound
ed Of whom we're 30 dangerously that they cosd not
pierced by bullet which erased my hair. Finally,
ne looeeped each one mule, and took fight towards
everything besides
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supre me Court.
AT CHAMBERS.

Aueusr 70 In Re. WILTON, alias Vest, alias Bash
rsHWilson was indicted In the State Of Vermont for
altering bills and was arrested and detained under
Justices warrant he procured himsef to Be subse-
qusntly brought before Judge Uishoe6er BY writ Of
bebsas corpus and claimed his discharge the ground
that there was requisition from the Governor Of
Vermont and that he could not DO legally detained
under Justices warrant for crime siledged TO be
committed In another State Judge Ulshoefer allowed
the parties ten days TO procure the Governor OF YER
monts warrant, and the other necessary papers The
ten days expired this morning, and he again
brought before the Judge, who discharged him Ia
the meantime the authorities procured the requsitiou
and Governor Fish's warrant, and re-srrested him
Soon after . writ wae obtained from Judge I'd. ards
but II seems before IL vas served the officer Who had
him In charge hurried him on a. the parties did
appear afterwards, although the writ returnsble
forthwith
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Markets,

New ORLEANS, Aug 10, 1840.
The cotton market IL q shade easier, and sales Of
good middling to middliDg making at OK to Toe.
BUFFALO, Aug. 23-6PM.
Receipts since yesterday Flour 200 bbs wheat,
10 QC0 bushels; 4.6U0 do There is fair demand
for Western -four aud the market is without material
change. A parcel OF 900 bbls. common Michigan
disposed Of ut Sc. For wheat there il good milling
inquiry, and the market ia firm. The sales embrace
1000 hels ut 81 O5 for Ohio and SIC for Wscon
fin In the sales 500 bushels nat yellow, at
SEE. Nothing new In frsights.
ArBAHv, August %, 1S49.
Receipts since yesterday Flour, 1000 bSls. The
inclemepcy of the weather cheeks all out door opera
lions and In most articles Of grain Oats
to the extent of 5000 bushels at 3So In wheat there
sales of 1900 bushels prime new Gsnesee ut 81
32L.
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BROOKLYN Intelligence

roLrcg Counr.-BrroRr JusrtcE wisslow.-A C..y
or BicAsr AN examination has been going on the
past two days Of a man named Charles Myers. from
New ok. on n charge preferred against him By a
young lady Of this city Of having on the 9Th day OF
July last past unite himself 20 her Myers at this
time having another wife living and knowing the fact
He vas united 20 the last by the Rev MIR Norris Pas
tor Of the NJ y. Church, in Sands street. From the
evidence adduced the exam IL was not clear
ly shown that Myers was married TO the woman With
whom he lived previous to his marriage with the COM
rlsnant With these facts before the Justice he re-
served his decision In the until he could
more minutely into the merits OF the case; though
JUDGES More and Rockwell have decided heretofore,
That living With woman was marriage.
Tn ESrpyMc PAssrse Awn.-It will be observed,
from report OF cholera this day that have pass
cd the Rubiron and the worst IL The eases and
dtatkf rapidly diminishing and predict that by
the 1t Of September pcIt oar beautiful city viil be
entirely rid Of the tco1fse for scourge IL truly has
been, sweeping all before t~hcssver IL aghtsd-ths
rich and the poor the great and ths small the young
and the old the lofty and the humble sps swept
away some Of best citizens and among them those
who could be the least spared The people Of Brook.
have much cause to he grateful ts perseverug
Beard Of Health, in promptly and erectusy applying
the proper prsvsntves and rsmedies and checking h
psstileno~
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Rsreprrp DrrALcArroS ~ CasApA.-Some eroite-
ment prevailed on Thursday and Friday last, among
our Canadian neighbors at Sandwich on account Of
the rumorsd defaeation and departure OF VIM. X.
Wood Esq Deputy Treasurer Of the Western District
The amount 10 vsriously reported ct from f20o0 10
$4,000. The Amherstburs Courier. Of the 18th inst
sys"Hel left In consequences OF his not beirg prepar
20 TO meet the demands made on him to the amount
Of G7t0 for certain moneys required for district pur-
pores The principal reason for Mr. Woods fight ap-
pears 20 be- that he had lent C1To0 % the District
money, whsb he unable TO obtain back in time
meet the above demand owing TO the depressed state
OF the money market We are happy to have u In our
power to state that Mr. Wood previous to his depart
ore. made arrangements for the payment Of eli his
trsdemeps aud other bills ont OF hts private proper
~ and very generously plsced the remainder at the
dispofs Of the Treasurer, which, together with ths
the defalsstion.D
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captain Henry Iiuttleston OF ship Claiming which
arrived on Tuesday last from Canton, while in the
Straits Of Sunds, received 70 severe wound from
studdirg .ail boom, which fell from aioft that he ex
pired . few days Afterwards. The boom struck bis
shoulder broke bis arm In two places and
the elbow, from vheh he suffered extremely lie vas
lsnded at Aniisr, thenee he was taken 10 scrsus
where smputatioD Of bis arm was resort.d 20 Witch
he survived but short time. lie has been long kno-
and highly esteemed by large circle q
by whom his death win be severely felt.
The ship Cstbarpe was not launched yesterday on
esount OF the severe storm. She will positively 10 on
to day nom the foot 81 Sixth street. Last River st
about half. past one o'clock
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BY TELEG r APH.

CINCINNATI, August 23-P N.
The report Of interments for the week endisg this
day were Of cholera, twsntyons, and other diseases
eighty eight.
BUFFALO, August 23-P. M.
There have been twenty-sx eases OF cholera and
six deaths during the twenty -four hours ending noon
this day.
ALBANY, August 23-6 P. NJ.
The report Of the Board Of Health, to-day is quite
moderate being but ease and three deaths from
cases previously reported.
ROCHESTER, August %, 1S4o.
There but one death from cholera in this city
yesterday.
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Wur soLp nv MIN HussArp Not long since q
late merchant Of Stewart cosnty took fancy to the
wife OF citizen In his peighbor hood and desired that
she would accompany him 70 distant cline. But
hov to get legal possession Of the prise problem
Of no essy solution yet solved IL IVES, and BY the
virtue OF the almighty dollar A bargain ef-
whereby the merchant vas TO par the bereaved
all night, title and immunity which he held in the
person Of his spouse No sooner eaid than done The
money vas paid, and the wife removed from the eus-
tody and control Of her husband, and delivered into
the afe keeping Of the purchaser Who has taken this
newly acquired piece Of property With hin to New
ter around the meek Of his wife ana led her out there
BY @s praotssd In old England but think u quite
likely that he by that sale clipped his own meek oct OF
very disssreesbs that had been thrswn around
H.-hsseeses tGs) De~ecrsf, .dss. 10.
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CINCINNATI, August Is, 1840.
The boiler in Nessrs. Ambrose and Roses planning,
mills At Covington, collapsed the ue yesterday after
noon, and the boiler thrown some four hundred
feet passing through several shops and finally landing
in the second story of q frame house. man named
Valentine carried sixty feet in advance Of the
boiler and dashed to pieces another had his skull bad
ly fractured and he is not expected to live The
of the accident Is attributed to the csessness Of hs
engineer
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National Poi,ties.

FIcHrire Ane>a rss Mf.-orst Druoc1Ars The
So Louis Ree6ie.n Of the 18th inst speaking Of the
emcoity amosg the democrats OF that State and the
encteweSt at some Of their meetings, ays-nAt the
mM' meeting on Tuesday, at Chouteau Springs, In
Cooper county. some rich scenes enacted. Nr
Atchison and Mr.. Green we're present aud addressed
the sssemblase In long spesches When they had con-
cluded the two parties attempted organi nation.
but failed. According to the Bocrriis Oss~vvsr. the
chairman proposed was . Benton and they voted
u down; then some one In the erosd cried out for
three cheers for ttchson and Green which we're given
another proposed three for Benton. vhsh we're aiso
given; then some proposed three grosns for Ben
ton whereupon row ensued sticks knives and huge
pave were brapdshed and confusion reiyued supreme
for soms time but without any damage to life or limb
During this melee dispersion took place, after order
vas restored q chairman vas appointed, aud among.
others resolution Of eensurs upon Nr Green was
pst.ed, and the crowd dispersed In highly excited
state
John T. Crenshsw, loeofoeo member Of the last .-
Esature from St Clair county, has come out boldly
against Benton.
"A very large meeting Of the iosofocos Of Miller
county vas held at Tuscumbia on the 9th, and the
very strongest sort Of anti Benton resolutions adopted
One account Gays that there than 400 per-
IONS present not more than thirty Of whom Ben
ton men. Mr.. Green made spsech to the people.
Decidedly anti Benton resolutions have been passed
by the democracy Of Pettis county. seventytwo st-
tens Of the county have invited judge Atchon to v
and address them.v
.EsArcfrsrIor ~ Errrucpv.-The rev Howard Nal
com. ID. President OF Georseto~n College has been
Obliged TO resign bis Office In consequence Of violent
. smsnt esused by his voting the emapsiratioe
ticket at the late election.
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s'MrArnr ron HuScAKr.-The sympathy for Che OPP
Hungarans has reached already beyond the
Mississippi The following items from the Little
Rock (Ark) Bsnner Of the It'll inst -
HusGARiArs, ATTENTION The Standing Committee
OF the Little Rock branch Of tho Central Southern
ISOLATION for the Promotion Of European Liberty, is
quested to meet at Georges Garden, Wednesday az
teInoon, the Sth int Punctual attendance is ex-
pecttd
TIN HrreARiAr MsrrING.-On Friday evening the
Little Rock branch Of the Central Southern Associa
ton, to promote the cause Of liberty in Europe held
meeting In this city 1t was we'll attended, although
to join In the lsrdabe object proposed be achieved
were not present The objects of the association we're
briefly explained by Messrs. Z. o Halter and L. A
whitley and the further Organization Of the society
was completed IL proposed that all who within
to aid In the accomplishment Of European freedom
should furnish their the secretary or stand
ing committee OF the association. Voluntary contri
buttons will perceived but the only ten cents
per month Is to be regularly contributed by the IN
bers, during the Hungarian Tits In which
all fcemen may well feel interest, and We hope to
see cur citizens contribute their full proportion of sub
santal aid and comfort to procure arms and mu-
nitions Of war for the brave aud oppressed who are
struggling TO be free
1be Detroit (Mich) Free Press Of the Goth inst
rays that teveral Hurgarians from Wisconsin passed
through that city for the the
now waging between their countrymtn and Austria
One rbc number stated that at least one thousand
would leave Wisconsin to join In the struggle their
oountrys liberty They sacrideed their farms to raise
means with ~hichto reach their fatherlsnd.
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D Y T HE M AILS.
Meeting OF Hungarians.

Last evening meeting Of Hungarans by birth, resi-
dent in this city, held at the Shakespeare Hotel
minsry to the great meeting to be held Mon
day next.
Mr. Kun presided, and stated the objects Of the
meeting in the Hungarian language namely, to take
into consideration the propriety Of preparing tri-
color Hungarian nag for the meeting; secondly,
whether the Hungarisns of this city should be formally
Represented at the meeting thirdly whether Central
Huns Society should be established in New York,
having branches in every part of the United States
Mr.. BREIsACH said he thought as there were Eve
times many native Hungarians in New York were
present IN that room he thought II better
another preparatory meeting on Saturday.
Mr. LuDvieH thosght no further preliminary meet
nss were necessary and that should at
to make collection for the purchase Of flag and
now whatever other steps the occasion required
Ultimately twas agreed to hold adjourned meet
ing on Saturday evening" but that meantime, they
should proceed with the propositions laid before the
present meeting
he first in reference to the Gag was unanimously
adopted, and q collection n ade
The fecond, that the hungarian nation should be
presented at the mass meeting was also adopted aud
Meksrs Ludvgb, kuh, HoltEinger, Breisach, and Ro-
man were appointed for that purpose. Mr. LudvKh to
be both speaker and delegate.
in New York, inviting Hungarisns throughout the
United States to become members Of it, and to
.ident Who said that whether the Hungarsns b. birth
who resided in this country, we're paturaIed not,
they would take deep interest in fatherland and
in s struggles for freedom that BY forming
into society, they could shaw each other original
letters and papers received from their native country.
and thus the society would become a Of mutua
intercourse and extensive information.
This proposition was also unanimously adopted, and
1t was agreed to cs separate meeting for this special
1t was then stated that Count Vass pronounced
WASH WAS In Montreal and 1t resolved invite
The meeting then adjourned to Saturday evening.
The address TO Kossuh has been printed and copies
ment bordered with gold and sent with the splendid
Tag which cost $loo, to the President OF the unga
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INTrRr.rISo FROM TIE CHINESE sEs.-We
learn from Cept. Croker, Of the ship IIora,o,
which arrived yesterday, from Canton, that all the
vessels Of war composing our East India squadron,
under command Of Commodore Geisinger, we're
to visit the coast Of japan, during this months Of
April or MAY.
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IN BROOKLYN.

IN BROOkLYN. u.
Board HEALTH, August %, 1849.
There have been reported to this ONCE since the last
report, deaths from epidemic chslsra follows,
viz Katharine Shields High street, Eliza Ennis Pa
ci6c street. VIM Fleury, State street. David w. Ford,
Raymond street; Thomas Conlin, SOURCES buildings,
Hicks street. CHARLES 8. J.. GOODRICH,
Physician of the Board.
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No News FROM BERmrDA.-By the arrival Of the
brig Lady of the Lake, Capt. Hill, from Bermuda,
we have received our files Of the Bermuda Herald
to the 9th instant, inclusive. They contain ns