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JAMES II. sPRATLE 4
T. n, @. S. q ]. s. hNl
DENTAL SURGEONS, No. l0t GoM'I ~ ST,

DENTAL SURGEONS, No. lut iIONI'i IN ST,
Opposite the Private Entrance To The har!es cte
TENHY can convince any one that Chous Teeth may be
L. preserved to extreme old age; millions sIsg5Sa2,,
of which annually lost that might 29sfs12ssG
be preserved by timely and IudioiOus treat U
ment -lA-4LJ
Health comfort, beauty and longevity greatly depen
dent the preservation of the Teeth
TOothache, caused by of the nerye can be
leved and the nerve destroyed without pain 800
They have used the Leeon and ChOrOOrm in nearly 300
cases, without the least injury the patient and with entire
destroying sensby to pain, in the extraction OF
Teeth, and also in the surgical operations Hmpu
aOn, be attesed by Professors Stone, Wedder
burn and Dr. Mccormick, and many OF the medical proe5
sion in this city. - . ~
They are prepared to insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH from
entire sets, either with without Artificial Gums,
with without atmospheric pressure (s circumstances
requre according to the latest scientific improvements in
the art.
Those persons who have tested their operations for several
years past viii cheerully bear testimony in their favor
lieuaTly of their beauty and durability. GhS5 ly d&W
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PADucAH, Ky, 1qnc3, l46My stock of Cherry and Tar
yp is now reduced six bottles and It's popularity daily
Increasing. You wouf DO well send another supply.
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This is only of more than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that Dr. TOwnsend'5 SasGpana has cured
The most and chronic weekly eradicated by
James Cumming Esq, Of the assistants in the Luna,
nc Asylum Backwei5 Island, is the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter: -
Or. TUUngcuG-Dear Sir: / have suffered terribly ioT
nine wears with the Rheumatism; considerable OF the time
could not eat, sleep walk. had the utmost distressing
pans and my limbs terribly swollen. have used -four
bottles of your s'arsapGrla tney have done more
than one thousand dollars worth good am 50 much nel
ar-,uleed am entirely relieved. You at liberty TO use
his tor The benefit of the afflicted Yours, respectfully
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, HILOXI.T7The. Undersigned
I'VE has the pleasure Of announcing to her friends ss
and the public that she has leased for term Of years 1915:
this desirable Hotel. The location is central 10 bust! iia
ness convenient the harbGT and bath houses, with ~
the benefit of the breeze, and beautiful and pleasant
view The house well adapted taRIes, the large
and well ventilated and desiraby fitted up. There are
eral Ten nj. Alleys attached the Hotel also, Pleasure
and Fishing Boats-and in short, every thing give salts
fact on 20 all who may favor her with q call. - -
Q. NJ. HUNT.
Terms reduced from and after Jaly Il, 1850, follow, %
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yer week.
Children and Servants. hafprce.., Wine at dinner red
old BAYOU ST. JOHN HOTEl-LAKE RIA
~ END OF, THE OLD SHELL RqAP,CcFhe public IA IA
tiluy situated Hotel open for the reception OF Elsi0
The Bars supplied with the best Of Liquors, and the Res
taurant be surpassed by in the city Gan and
''Es VS. 5'l T oat ) n f Is in good order. lett
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sADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
49,. A. Kn .,N 1sp ToMNEps- At o.

sADWIFlTtk " ALLEstaUlehs
sss'g n. Nos. 90 AND Sc COMMON st. ca
sss55 - EgSNIITH s. BROTHER, man. Ss1issazsE
szSssssSSA y sufacturers and dealers in SAD a
DI,ES aud a. RNESS of every style and quality, would
call the attention of Merchants Planters and others to their
large and well assorted stock made and selected especially
for This market comprising every variety Of saddles in
USE Coach, Gig, Buggy, W9gqn, Cart and Dr Haynes;
Deer Sheep and Goat Skns Brides MRrugales Trunks;
WHIPS Bits Spurs Srrups, etc. Also Mil and Gin
Bands Saddlers Tools and Trimmings; Carriage Trimmings,
etc ali Of the best quality and At the lowest prices.
au20 SMITH y BROTHER, 80 and 81 Common st.
FUI CALIFORNIA.
SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, STIRRUPS, etc, oil
= every IescriPton INDIA RUBbbER s,-,,ffs
Lows, TARPAuLINs, SADDLE, BAGsr. TENTS, ks5S@aaaS
india Rubber Tent Cloths, of all sizes, tgr sale by 8
fyl0 SMITH q BROIhEB, o. common o..
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LFr0m UT. J0bR u -NIOrg6R, UrNge!StI -, =
"PTTTsBURG, Jan. 10, l64l-Fhe Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have USED
it. know OF one instance of permanent cure Of Asthma
gentleman of Ohio. think shall be able to sell at least
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&tuIAliE-llO packages Dry Goods be taken
- storage IN the excellent Warehouse . Bank Pace. o.
SsHvE-AH assortment always on hand and for sale by
- oil d FERD. KENNETH \ co.
a hHlON AIILLs-ThIa superior brand Of Flour Always
L 4 on Rand and tOg sale by
oil I'm FERD. KENNETT s, co.
{ 'EMENE 800 barrels Denmans and Nelson & Browns
- Rozendae. for sale by
oil ST JOHN STROUD 4 Co las Common st.
{ huhhANC JEl.LE-25 boxes piuts R. q. Jelly; 10
- 90 quarts do do; IuSt received and for sale by
-, K. NJ MCALPiN, Canal street Row,
ol4 and 20 Common street.
iSohBItE GENUINE BITTER --25 boxes genuine
H Boxers BitgeTs Just received and for sale by
=, K, NJ MCALPiN, Canal street Row,
Oh and % Common street.
1oDFisLi-55 boxes landing from ship r. d. Shepard
- for sale by
SIS " y. J, HART & GO. 70 TQhoupi.oplas st,
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EFANiS, BUTTER, CANDLES, ETC.
Ia DUFFIEID'S HAMS-5O terCe5 in store;
GOSHEN BUTTER-I5 lirkins landing from ship 81
Jas Holmes; ----.,.,
from shin Ella;
MACkEREl4-lOO bhls. New No. g. landing from
snip Emily FaylT;
store and for sale by H.. ,r,t
50 i. J. harm ~ 80 Tchoupitoulas ST.
GUSDRIEs-Landing from ship Emily Taylor and in
~
MACKEREI.-Large new No, g. $50 bbb.
IMPERIAL TEA-2OO and ID 10 boxes
GlNPOWuER TEA-lOU and IL ID boxes.
CANISTER TEA-45 eases.
HhSON TEA, very fine hall chests.
81 +. J. MART co. 70 TohoupitouIns st,
SUNDHIEs-
- 200 packages fresh Green and Black Tea;
81 bags Black Pepper;
= do. Pimento;
> do. Race Ginger;
= boxes, quarts, Preserved Peaches,
10 DO. half gallon do. do.
. do Pepper Sauce.
5g do NerIabIe Olives;
y do CapOt and surtne Capers;
10 store and lUr sale 10y
Il. Nj. McALPlN, Canal street Row,
OH and ~ Common street.
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NEWER AND AGIE.

Dr. Tounsend's Sarsauana is uueualed in OF the
ghs and Fever and Ague The following letter only one
OF the hundreds that have received from the South and
West OF ike GnarAs.eL: - /. =. -, ,n,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-02

TuE STATED SESSIONS OF THE CoMMoN Council,
AND TIE PuRFIcArIoN OF The CRY The stated
session Of the Common Council, for August, com
mences on Monday evening next II is stated that
only the most urgeRt business will be acted upon,
and that both boards, after two or three sittngs,
will adjourn I'LL the session for September
Il s TO be hoped that amopg the most urgent
business taken up, the publication Of the city.
long negl, cted, will first, and be put OIL
for another month. With twelve bone boiling,
fifteen horse SHINING, twelve trips manufacturing.
and forty ofal boiling establishments aud slaughter
houses and manure heaps inuumersble, one would
think they have enough Of important e1d urgent
business to occupy them for week, 1t they take
them In detail II the weather is too hot for work.
and they must be of 10 the sea-shore and the
springs, then let them get rid Of the abominaiions
end nusances Of the city at one Tell swoop." and
pass summary resolution, authorizing the City
Inspector to abate them all, without fear, avo. or
affection.
In late number Of the Herald, we produced a
=. cloud Of witnesses' ne to the dreadful effects Of
teme Of these establishments Those statements
are cobfrmed by members of the Common Council
themselves. One q them stated, a few days ago,
that he became absolutely sick from the iniolsra-
BILE stencil. on lately passing down the Ilaisoa
River RsirOad. We undo rstand the Office Of the
City Inspector s dolly crowded with applicants for
relief from nuisances but his hand IL paralyzed
by the lsw or, at least 10y the Interpretation gven
to il by che judge, aud everything depends on the
Common Council or Board Of Health. This jour.
nsl stood alone, ell the year, IN battling foe clean
streets for The people. The meTcenares who were
wsiurg for the advertising Of tho Common Council
did not venture 70 utter a word on the subject.
Now that they have obtained the corporation pap,
ncy are beginnUg 70 Gene out Well, better l,ts
than never.
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Hrtucast Asp Lcss o. Lrs A. rnr wisBvlss
Istssrs ny the arrival ye'terdsy morning. cfthe brig
nanis from So Thomas. Learn that severe hurri-
ragged over the windwsrd ssnd'. on the l2h aud
loth ultno. destroying = nuuAhss Of vessels AZ 81
kits pominica, Antigua aud 50 c.'oiE. Too British
brirs wrecked at 81 Ki.s, and ihe cre~s, nuu.
tciing 20 touls, were drouned The 81 ppns a, 80
1nonas sscsrsd A. 81 CroiE an America schooner
vss lcst A Rritish bark from So Kitts 70, Europe
put into ~ Thomas on the 18Th ut, MINIS her 'pars
having been knotksd sopn on her bsem cnas.
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ssrious Railroad Accidents.

rRIeHTPUL ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.
A most frghtful accident occurred on the New
York and Erie Railroad, about one o'clock on Wed
nesday, which resulted in great destruction OF Pro-
perty, and loss OF life. The freight train from
owego, for Piermont, was preeipitated In the
Delaware river, in consequence of the falling Of
the iron bridge, the Musgalong Creek about
three mies.from Lackawaxen. There were seventeen
cars containing $50 beef cattle 500 sheep and 200
hogs all intended for the market of this city The To-
connective passed safely the bridge, but the i'm
mense weight Of the train of more than the
strength Of the bridge could bear and the whole
thrown into the river beow-a distance of 10 feet
killing nearly all the stock, and five who on
the cars, besides seriously ipjurlng the conductor and
brakeman. But twenty-five cattle and one hundred
sheep were saved from the whole live stock on the
train Henry Clapp, aged 10 years in charge of the
hogs ard sheep from Merton, ohie and Mr. Bondall,
in charge Of the cattle from Corning, New York
among those killed. 1t is probable that
were killed but simpossibe to tell the and the
stock completely fill up the place which is only about
GO feet wide The engineer and fireman, they
saw the bridge giving way, jumped from the locomo-
tive, which stopped in consequences of the
tank becoming detached and one Of the steam pipes
breaking The conductor and brakeman were brought
to Port Jeryis Wednesday night where they
in a very critical condition. The whole damage in
GLIDING the destruction of the bridge is estimated at
500 The bridge examined but few days be-
fore by the railroad inspector and pronounced per-
ectly safe The trains from the East and West which
met at the place Of the accident, exchanged pasen-
gers. About two hundred were engaged on
"wednesday afternoon in clearing away the ruins and
endeavoring to extricate the and animals. The
cattle were owned by James Gichrst, of Brunswick,
Ohio The Musgalong Is in Pennsylvania beyond Port
Jarvis, and three miles hey ond the Lackawaxen.
ACCIDENT ON TIE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
While about midway between Fishkill and Cold
Spring, the train Of Wednesday night man,
named Dennis Cregau, one of the hands employed on
section Ne A. as flag man. AS tho accident
was known the train put back. When the man was
found, he was still alive but past all assistance The
COW catcher had struck him the lower part Of the
right leg and the chin nearly severing the leg and
margliDg his face and chin in q frightful manner
He died In few minutes after
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p.o,.m,nts OF Distinguished People.

Airhds.con smlth Jsnsits " 1 Hon J p starr.
y Y. Cars j. McDouali u A. sigbor Tomss.
CeHtfti Ancrica and twebtrtso othrrs arrived yes-
terday sud tool roc lls at the Union Place Hotel.
y Boardman. n, and fort nine Others. ar
rived yesterday. sad took icons At the Franklin
Itutt.
Lbut wcodhun L s n eca Try four ott ere ar.
rived ycsftTdsy, and took rooms ~ the Amenoaa
Hotel
Brown hlfs Or y q. Holland. % ". wilcox Has (;
" uatsns. La. ana thiTt y.eigha others arrived
yesterday tt the Ciiutou Hotel
ihut . 0ninorc. 4 e. a. ~ Col msolsliv. q
Non Geo v Bsiloss, ky; Hon " Nsl,-orth.
tarscrs srtings ard two hundred aud thirty. zen
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ing the onth there resolved from Cslifor-
mia $1,000 tbs Georgia bringing the largest number
viz ~ e2e There sent TO California during the
month 90 t24 Of which the Georgia took out 10 43l
GREAr NuhBER PERsoss DROWNED wnILs Barn
IEG TINS susMER-A very large number OF persons
have been drowned this while bathing in the
OF The police and the arrests that have been made for
the violation Of the Law in this respect still people will
battle, and risk hne imprisonment and life itself for
the luxury The moral is that great public free baths
ought to be provided for the people
DRowNrp WHILE BArHsa.-A German named Charles
Ellsbrock was accidentally drowned, while bathing OF
Thirty fourth street and East River, at halfpast
O'Clock on Wednesday evening.
FRAcTuRr OF A LEo.-Yesterday forenoon, at IL
O'Clock, Patrick Deghan fell from cart in Seventh
Twenty first street, and broke his leg He
was taken TO the City Hospital.
THE Protective UNIoN.-This society met last night,
and electt auditors, Messrs. Amos q. Morey, Pa
trick Kennedy VIM. Morrow, l. X. Morgan. and An
drew Edwards business agec. ana Inspector ira o.
Davis; bookeepef, Geo. Adams; treasurer VIM H. Mills;
Financial Secretary, j. Franks Recording seersta
~, d q. Henderson and Registrar, George Hayward.
The Board OF Trustees and the President for
year This society have co operative bakery, groce-
ry and smith and wheelwrght shop In active opera
ton, and instituted in IS47, and numbers nearly
400 mbers of the various departments labor Be-
veral members elected and others proposed,
and great variety of other business transacted.
THE BARRIERS ON srHrKE.--The BARRIERS Of the city
about to strike for higher wages, and especially
against the three cent shops.
THK LADIES ExHoRTEp STRrKE.-We had always
thought that striking belonged to the rough bat
we IND that in The march Of mproyem ent the women
are expects ed to strike. and to hold meeting for
the purpose The journeymeD turriers and capmakers
chiefly Germans who met at Hildebrant's 10 Herter
street, taking TO raise their wages,
thus address the ladies'
The ladies working at this trade requested to
bold mass meeting, and TO let know the result of
their meeting RITZHAINER, Secretary"
EMIGRATION FOR JULY.
The emigration Tor the last month has been unusu-
ally large The arrivals are "a AGA being nearly ire
Bile as great as in the preceding month, when the
amount was l2,T63 and greater by far than in any
month this year, except May, when the number
4594S The number OF arrivals for the month Of july
ls4s was 81 634 that it is nearly 1900 greater for
the same menh in the pre- year though there Is
vast falling OF in the emigration during the last
months, as compsred with the same period in l84o
The following the details Of the arrivals for the
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The European Mails.

The steamship Canada, which touched at Hall
fax, on Wednesda morning, will be due at this
port at noon to-day. She brings the European
mails 10 the 26h ult
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FEMALE SURGEONS AND DocToRs.-The first an
nual announcement of the Female Medical Col
lege, of pennsylvania, has been made; and, as
the institution is curious one all facts concern
ing it must be Tie corporators are
Doctors Gibbons, Birkey, Kane, Longstreth, and
Mullen, Ohio is the President. There are twenty
one trustees. The faculty consists Of six profess
eors who are to lecture, as in other medical col
rges, on all the subjects common to such institu-
tons. Ladies cannot obtain degrees till they are
twenty-one years of age, and every candidate for
graduation must have been engaged in the study of
medicine for three years, two of which must have
been under the supervision of a respectable practi
toner Of medicine, There are other regulations
with respect to lectures and dissectons, and the
whole matter is inviting to delicate ladies', that
many will, doubtless, leave the domestic he arth,
for distinction in this new field of female ambition.
Well-well-well!
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Telegraphic Summary.

Tie Compromise bill, introduced by the Com
nit,e Of Thirteen, having been defe ated, the in
dceldent bill for the admission of California alone
was taken up aud discussed by the Senate yester-
dav Mr.. Foote offered an amendment, that Cali
fornia in the event of her being admitted, sh ,ud
not exercise jurisdiction south of the Missouri
COMPROMISE line, which was equivalent to saying
hat tina, line ought to be extended to the Pacific.
In consequence Of the arrangement of the wires,
we did not receive the whole of the days proceed
irgs
There seems to be disposition, in certain quar-
tcrs in the House to introduce another Compromise
bill, ror the settlement of the slavery question Mr.
White, of New York, made an attempt, yesterday,
TO offer a resolution, appointing a committee of
twenty enc for that purpose, but without effect, as
objection was made.
We perceive that bin has been reported, estab-
fishing line of stes :ilships between the United
States en-. Africa. The object OF th. move
m,pi is no doubt to encourage the
public of Liberia, and to forward the emil
grafton Of free negroes from the United States
thher 1t may be philanthropic one, but we
very much doubt if the negroes will ever be able
to get on by themselves The career of Liberia
has thus far, been very Aattering, bat it must not
be argued from that, that the negro race are capa
bic of eltgovemment. 1t owes its success, up to
This time, 10 President Roberts, who is not negro,
but has three-fourths white blood flowing in his
veins, and born free, in Petersburg, Virginia.
However, we are willing to have the experiment
tested, and hope that il will be more successful
than Hsyt, under Faustin the First, which is going
back to bsrbarism at railroad speed.
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ID ESJAmrN BLAKE MINOR. Attorney =,

~ Law, will attend promptly 10 any business in
his profession in the city of Richmond, (including
the adjacent counties, and in the town VI Peters
burg.
Virginia.
m q
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MARTIN AND wHITELEY's NATIONAL
TONIC

a certain cure for Agtle, Fever aud Dyspepsia.-In
our summer and fall months many sections Of our
and AGUE and FEVER II has been our partic
uar study 10 find out some remedy 10 stop this
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effected this great object II Is also VIC think the
very best remedy in Dyspepsia, and If our direc
In letter dated May %, lS49 our Agent, Mr.
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says have never known any remedy for Fever
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AL TONIC. IL has given universal satisfaction
and has cured Of Aguc Of years standing, and
after the failure Of all other medicines made sc Of
Mr.. Henry Bevcrson, of the same place say, in his
certificate dated 22d March, ls49. 81 applied 10 A
number Of physicians and also used a variety of
the most popular Ague Mixtures at different times,
but all without the desired effect no permanent
cure having been effected. was at length induced,
At the recommendation of your worthy agent at
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TONIC, and 70 my great satisfaction before had
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the remedies within our reach without success, we
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Sec the pamphlets, which you can get from one
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Also DR.. Martins Purgative Pills The beat now
in use, in all cas,s where purgatiye Is needed.
~. Prepared and sold by Martin and whitley
Wholesale Drug Store, No. Is South Calvert stree,
baltimore, and for sale by DIR. A. J. schwartz, r
5. Walsh, w. Eliot, Washington city; ]. sothe-
ron, Georgetown; J. X. Pierpont, Alexandria; M.
A. santos, Norfolk, Va; G. II. Haintick, Porte
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Richmond, Va.
Sept 2a--Iv
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TO- Law BOOKS IN PRESS. 81
PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY
LITTLE ~ BROWN, BOSTON.

seJ- The lcoykS or this Catalogue are for The most
part stgeotyped, and therefore NEVER OUT OF
PRINT OR OUT OF THE MARKET. Gentlemen DhO fail
procuring any Of them an distant sections Of the
country respectfully requested TO address hsir
orders 10 The publishers, and they may rely on prompt
attention 10 their todnts.
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Circulars, on lcriting pape.

The paper Tor the above TO be oil the beet quallty
Book-ipork printing paper.
For composition, per thousand ems, for small plea
DO do BREWER
For press and paper, per token, for royal
Do do do medium
THOMAS EWBANK,
May 20-2aw4w Commissioner of Patents.
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NIEmEyER & wurrE.-

Commission Merchants and General Produce
Brokers, Portsmouth, Va, offer their services 10
the shipping, planting, trading, and manufaotur.
ing interests.
We will give strict attention 70 selling or ship
ping Tobacco, Cotton, Flour, Grain, Provisions
LumbefYsnd Naval Stores, aud forward merchsn.
disc with despatch.
Portsmouth, Feb =, 1850
Feb. la-eo3m