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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-23
SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposals. are invited for supplying the following Offices 10
Arkansas Cor the proceeds Of said Offices respectively,
limited In each case 10 be named IN the proposals.
Alligator from walnut Bend. 10 miles, once week.
Calhoun, Seminary and Busps Visa from Camden, 40
milss oncs wssk. WISH
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-23

BY Piney Point, Mcars, Walnut Fork, and Jssper
To Csrrolton BY IL m Friday, 81 miIes,
And back between m Friday, and m Monday.
$3.50 From Piiisburg at q twice week, Sunday and
"Wednesday, n. y I-I
By cIsrIsvilIs, Horshs.d, Ozark and pIe...u. Hin
To Van Buren, by 70 p m, and to Fort Smith by IL
pm, rs miles,
Back to Van Buren, between a m and o 4 m Mon.
day and Friday, and to Piitsburg by Q m next dsv.
Bids for three trips week will be considered.
1857 From piltsburg 1t a once q week. "Wednesday.
By Morrisons Bluff, Rcssvile, Point Prairie, and
Charlestown,
To Fou Smith BY m merit day, 50 miles
And back between a m Friday, and III q m ncrt day.
osbs From Norristown 81 m once week, Saturday,
To Dover by s m, 10 miles
And back between m and IL m, same day.
Proposals. for twice week service are invited
1858 From Norristown ., m once week. Monday,
BY DsrdsnelIeu, Chickslah, Prairie Creek DsnviIls.
Springfield, Rock Creek, and ReveiIec,
To Bonneville BY II m next day, SO miles
And back between m Saturday, and a m next day
$3.50 From Dwight At m . week, "Wednesday,
By sulphur Springs, and Glass Village,
To Clinton BY p next day, go miles
And back between a m Friday, and m merit dav
With view TO the conveyance Of The Memphis ma
eastern mails, ca the White River and Bate <vilIe
proposals 10 commence thin route 1t ClsrksvIle M
run semi weekly at greater speed 10 be specified ro
lover, Glass Village, and Clinton TO Baiesvis l20
miles. will be considered -
o'oi ~ 'om Lewisburs At m once week Tuesday.
10y CsntrevilIe and Lick Mountain
70 clinton by next day, ~ mIss
go. 49, u',A pe'~een Monday, snd 10 nert dsv
os"S rom Iewmpufs q once 1 week, Tue~dsv.
70 rsryvIs ~ p N. IL milss,
ana Oscz pssve@ . m and ~ m sms dsys
The New York herald., 1850-11-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAy, Nov. 15-6P. NJ.
AsHEs.-There no special alteration In the mar
ket, while the supply was limited with sales OF 100
barrels, at So 81 for pearls, and So l2h for pots
from tn trade and for export day but 1t
what restricted by the non-arrival Of the 81 tow
There was less pressing on the Market and very full
prices have been eased by holders Of common brands
The transactions in domestic reached l4OO0 barrels
consisting in part Of 500 barrels old it was at 81
to straight Indiana Michigan, and Wisconsin, at 81
62h 81 15; good brands Ohio at 81 rs . 81 81 and
pure Genesee, at 81 "a So The fancy & and extra
much common -four in store and there was something
doing in speculation at or about the above prices
The market for Canadian, with limited demand was
dull while sales made Of 900 barrels at 81 62h
O 81 6S%, in bond. Southern Flour steady, with
very light receipts and sales of COO barrels at So
a S5 l2Il for mixed to straight brands Alsxau-
dria, Baltimore, and Georgetown. Rye Flour re-
ma NAMED without special charge, vita SAFES OF
large Indian Corn Meal not very active but still
have observed any alteration in rates or State,
there nothing doing werth noticing Wheat was
In good request while the supply prime Western
upward tendency. Canadian was not much inquired
for, and lower prices were accepted. Since our last
there have been sales of 1900 bushels good at
81 49, eco bushels handsome Michigan at 81 IL 1700
bushels mixed Ohio at 81 o5; 900 do red Southern, at
Q2c.; and 900 do. mixed Canadian on terms not un
better market, and sales Of u 500 bushels at ss
$50, closing stid Barley was hrmer, but scarce
and wanted, At sec oS and some lot. very prime
good demand have again advanced With sales of State
and Canadian, at 42c. 43o and Jersey at 3oc Ale
There has been portant variation In prices Of
Corn, Of which the arrivals were limited the
with the demand Sales amounting to bushels
made, including new Northern, at o2nc; Jersey
yellow at zoe. 7lc, weayiy Southern at 7oHc, and
mixed Western at 7lc.
BerswAx- Sales Of ], 500 lbs made at 2ic.
CoFrEE.-The market was steady, with sales OF 1bo
bags Jaws at 1915 200 do Rio at 1870. Ike and
100 bags ST. Domingo at 10Lc.
CoTroN-The sales since the announcement OF the
Cambriais 700 bales. Holders nave NOT
been very anxious to SELL but is thought the letter
mail will finish the business for them. Buyers can be
found at the annexed quotations which is advance
Of &c. q a.c. on previous purchases
The New York herald., 1850-11-16
THE NEW YORK STATE ELECTION.
STATE OFFICERS CHOSEN.
w npton Hunt Nhir.

C0ttfNor-W ashngton hunt, WING.
Lieutenant Gorernor-sanford Il. Church, dem.
Conal Comnissioner-John q. Mather, dem.
State Prisoa I'sspector-Wm. q. Angel dem.
JUDICIAL
Clerk cJh Court Of .appeas-Charles 3. Benton,
dem.
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
The flowing will form the Board Of Canal Commits
sioners for the coming yesr:-
Charles Cook, whig, elected lSiS-for three years,
Frederick fouett, dem, do. ls49- do. do.
John Q. Mather, dem, do. 1880 do. do.
COMMISSIONERS OF TIE CANAL PuND.
Sanford E. Church (dem }, Lieutenant Governor.
Christopher Morgan (whig). Secretary Of state.
Comptroller (whiy), to be chosen by the Legislature
in place Of w Hunt, elected Governor.
Alvah Hunt (whig), Treasurer.
Levi s. Chatheld (den) Attorney General.
CANAL BOARD.
The Canal Board, which makes this appointments OF
canal officers and decides questions relating to the
canals consists OF the Lieutenant Governor Secretary
Of State, Comptroller Treasurer, Attorney General,
the State Engineer and Surveyor, and the Canal Com
missioners, viz. -
WINGS, FIVE.
Christopher Morgan, Secrearyiof state elected 1s49
Csmptroller, 10 be chosen by the Legislature.
Alvah Hunt, Treasurer, elected 1si9,
IIezekiah Q. Seymour, State Engineer and dsurveyor,
Charles Cook, Canal Commissioner, elected 1s4s.
DEMOCRATS, roUR.
sanfordE y. Church Lieut.. Governor, elected 1880
Levi 3. Chat6eld Attorney General, elected 1st9.
Frederick Pollett. Canal Commissioner elected 1S40
John O. Mather, Canal Commissioner, elected 1850.
The wings therefore, will hold the control of those
mport bodies the Con- Of the Canal Fund
and the Canal Board for another year.
The New York herald., 1850-11-16


.t:paI. fs.fssS: o;I:sn. ha"laHS hsSIs"ah iron-
y1:;I San E.e
csrs T
stanton thompson Atlantis Rose. do Helen Augusta
D.rk'aSoInw,li. Bossrdu. San rrsnsisoo Franklin
sIissIBsifast i asrS pstn.sn BssSsdo.s Middleton
bSRsy Nay Flower
sehSi.k.noxn. SSs.s, IsssayEa, Essw Lewis Mi.hnds
M "a BSS
smaei Richmond; Regina HIM. Brown. Wilmington; Arctic,
siOOps-Gazee VsrgusOn Bristol; New York. Smith. New
Haven.
BARK Cleaner tOf Ga.diner H,men from 81 Petsrburs
Ei:near co With BARI nypsrion q k.nnssuni New
xGs sns Rss s IN II M I'll: s
Of both nsst, BY the deck bowspr stand
go 500 tons 5S nat r. Ion g. passed ship hsi.n.
BARK Yankee Blade Brad.ts.st. cardn. W. 30 days. with
Brig Dolphin (Brj Irwin HALIFAX days. with fish, 30. to
sd in With Br brig wAndsrsf DAWSON for New
Blis chiisn tBrl Miller. Sydney. cB. days. with COAL
Brig srsannak tBrJ, Barron Sydney. cB. 20 days. with
Big Lamson tof JOnesport) LamsOn. Philadelphia
Fanny tBrl Locke Halifax, days. with ssA and seal
sehr william IBr, walsh Prince Edward Island. ls days.
Mary webb. charlsstovn PEI. Is days. with grain.
schr cordeiia. smith. Newark for Salem.
ST Bsh B.Ts,t 1i!lSa sspiia ssssi bound to Boston,
schr Elils, Doane, HArwich.
schr Bellona. CroweD, Provp oetowp, 3 days.
schr Samuel Appleton, Nickerson, Boston, days.
Schr Frances Barron. Coddington, Woodbridge day.
sohr Mary. Pierce, Proyinctown, days
sehr ii Johnson, Hunt 10 days.
Schr Ellen Merriman, Merrman, Bangor, days.
schr Lacon, Boarse, Boston, 2 days.
ST sST csa casS k:l aSss s1;SH
sohr Leprelette, -, Rooklsnd. 2days.
schr Mount Hope. Post. Rockland, 2 days.
eehr Umpire. Harvey, Lnbeos6 days
schr IVES port, Kent, Calais, days.
sehr Gladiator Lee. Philadelphia, 10 days for Nevbury
rort.
sehr Elizabeth, cormery, Blue Hill.
Sailed.
Steamship Philsdelrha, for NoreanE and others.
The schr Martin from Philadelphia for Portland, which
was by the steamer Atlantic Monday morning
laat fday morning In tow Of pilot boat WIN
Rouisr, bound for this port.
Nov I5-wind at sunrise from NNEi meridian, do,
set BSE.
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the Fsehssso Reading RsOm (S9 Esehangs this day l6lh
Letter, ts paid A. the Assvs ocs any r.rs Of
The above Letter Bags are also at KsnyOn 81 wa street.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
...,.,a-p-.. cA,..... rPnLaDssLr,u,, HSv lSCPh.
osi ssgnder.. nsrierd; PoIyanthus Ahssr,on and 81
s"a ssnf .. s1i w.m NiT ,'iF PS. .aS
siS,s eIsS; Ssx ss.,ers; soSssgsss wSsl
ess;ass, fE:yId;S., ,;s%.T k;SH:s.s fSyss Sy
sanssr SRi %:ss
rS:vl;S;, Pro u sSssSss 4a5:
toinette, Brown, Boston; stHelens, Hatch, salem.
Miscellaneous.
DnJs BrMosr IocEs from Banner for EYork before
S,vton's Rock, but probably sustsiasd no damage
Bs sRIe y.sr. ASDvs Barker from Ssvrsr Il. for Bal
Island. Oct 40 The crew t6.f boats and we're rici
ed M 2h BY the PEARL Norris At st John. NIB, Ssh ns
SHs BRnissr rri.bs which sailed from Charleston for
Ii;s,ss sh..sy ssy a.! ~ Ss 6,sys Island, sash
,sS cargo Il coal 'SS" fsr Bso .Pr"ns lea. @
Brsshvaer during the sais o. "a. .ndr.surnsa De
..s tSat she hsd 20 be run ahogs /. prevent Aer
she viii be oved to tie city in sdsy or two to undergo re-
Bs Sewn TRrDoSi. FROM c.sumpque for Boston, with
and ss1.a ss aa fis sr 70 e 3
seHn ArEos. :. Key west from NYcrk for Hss,soras,
sss dry sood, and s,thiPg ana sSt sgs soass ds
msFed and were SOLD Tor abt &1uO.
scHR FosrrR (of Poushkeepsisl from Layurs bound
% Nlork, vent ashore Berlin Beach during the sale Of
the zth inst vessel tight, and would probably be Got od
sSsS n.s SsTs Ca .ssssss.r.s from ESI e
p.d 70 threw over portion o. Sssi load in order
risht her.
Ledge, oh Beaver Tail
Charleston Bar on *; 18th inst Sismssssd ''f'''o
scwr RyrI-r-The following yersons comprised the crew
Of Falmouth (not wsrehamG Eugene Scott mate na,ive
Of France; Reuber oihbr seaman Of Bartlett C6ba Of
NBedford. and - Morse, cook, colored.
srooP Arr ELIZA Tuth At Providence from Nsr yorA
7th iss while going through Hur Gate was IN ne Nv
steamer Cstalne from New York for New Haven and lo
manboon and sail chain Plates block snd had other ds
BorTLr eoatanins paper pith t~ foiIowinr ou.s.,,,
sl sndogssment pcksd w on Galveston beach few
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tisa OF valuable goods are stored and where burglars
have the best opportunity to their nefaous
operstions under the cover of darkness
Whenever thefts committed In such street, the
blame attaches entirely this department whereas
IL the streets lighted with gas, such thsfs could
rarely occur and Il Is unjust to censure this Depart
msn for thefts when the means of preventing or de-
teotipg such operations withheld from Il.
All OF which II respectfully submitted.
GEO. W. MAT5ELL Chief Of Psiios.
REPORT CAPTAINS PATROL
DISTRICTS CHsr PoIIcR, of persons apprshend-
ed feonies and other offences from the
hrs day Of July to the thrtish day Of September 1885,
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

Mr. Church demecrst, IL will be seen, is elected as
might have been expected by the large majority of
about 100 Mr. Cornell Who had not the benefit Of
the Antirent votes a. his colleague on the Ticket,
M Hunt, had for Governor. Mr.. Church had not
only the advsntsge Of receiving the anti trent vote,
but slse received msny vhis abolition votes, In
consequence Of which he runs much better than sey
mour In many Of the western and central counties.
In Oneida county, for instance, where Seymour re.
sides. Churcht majority is 1es While seymours IL
1Ces Had not Mr., Cornell bad the benefit Of support
The New York herald., 1850-11-16
sIIIPPING.

COR SACRAMENTO CITY.-FIRsT VESSEL. TO SAIL
positively on the 18th Noyombsr, or semurrass pAia.
Freight the Of 300 bbs will be taken pom
pero- sail az bark By Immediate application to
Pa ID. FOWLER. "a West street.
FOR sAvANNAH-sATURDAY,N NOVEMBER 10. Art
ocock, from per A. n r. the and surerior steam
chip FLORIDA, iof 100 tonsl Capt Thomas Lyon 20
freight or passage apply 20 SAnL L. hiICHLi ~ frea
mo dasirabia route.
The New York herald., 1850-11-16
Passenger Sailed.

Nrw ORLEANS -stesu slip Philadephia-Iisut staniy
and lady. Taylor Hector and servant WIN ,mes.
Cochran, Miss Burdett, tleasants, Meeksr and
LADY, John Ne., \ ha5an ROsesOn. nqIh La@9sr.
Ellen Hann, Mr. Galsfher Mr. valentine Mrs Rodman
W Cochras, lady. child and servant VIM HNe Mr. Hail.
Moses, Richardson, W II Mkullen, Charles Hms. Mr.
Lehu A ID Fritr, N Quitr, Mr. Barnard.
The New York herald., 1850-11-16
Telegraphle Reports.


The cotton market is unsettled and quotations
would be entirely nominal On Thursday, 700 bales
sold at decline of I'd to Nd. Operators are aux-
iously waiting the Csmbras advices, now considered
due.
BUFFALO, Nov. 15, 1850.
Within the past twent four hours the receipts Of
produce have beenFlour, 14000 barrels; wheat, 126-
900 bushels; corn 1000 bushels The -four market has
been heavy, but Is without change in prices; small
sales Michigan at So go 75. Wheat is In fair de-
mand, but operations checked by the frmness OF
holders Sales have been, 10000 bushels at 7Sc for
Ohio and sec. for Chicago Corn is lower, with sales
at 50hc for mixed Western. Not much doing In
whiskey urtreights are s71ic. and wheat $50.
ALBANY, Nov. Is, 1850.
The receipts Of produce since last have been
follews:-Flour, 10000 barrels wheat 5000 bushels
corn 600 bushels barley, 10000 bushels. Flour Is In
moderate demand the market shade in favor of buy
ers; sales SEQ barrels at 81 a 81 SO for straight
State and 81 81 for pure Genesee Wheat is held above
the views ef buyers sales 600 bushels 122o
Corn is dull, but prices firm. IL 900 bushels of
barley have been sold at 99Hc. lO0c. 0ats-2,ooo
bushels changed hands at 401fc.
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

Erie county estimated on Car sl Commissioner
fThe counties Of stsuben, st. Lawrence and Frank
lin, estimated on Lieut. Governor and Canal Gem
missioner
The majority Of Msther s increased by the vote Of
steuben county (onitted In fridays Hsrold morning
ejitionJ TO about 90 In the State
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

Money property stolen other counties States and
recovered BY members Of this department. 81 500.
REroRr ny THE CAPTAINS or THE SEVERAL PATROL
DISTRICTS TO CIuEr POLICE Of the number and
description Of Offences committed against Property
each District from the first day Of July to the thireth
day Of ptember. $50 incluaiye.-
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

kIroEr ssrr ny rr cArrsISs or ritr srvsRaL P.rRoL
DsrRIcTs oN TfH TnHrtErs nAy SsrrEwRER, 1sjO,
TE CF PotfcE showing the whole number Of places
where srtuous liquors sod In the several Patrol Dis
the number 81 places licensed 70 F the number Of
places selling without license; and the number OF places
The New York herald., 1850-11-16
Totals

STARR THR DprsnrNrNr-srsrrNrvr suowfrc rvs
SvNnTR or nAis that Members of the Police Depart
have been absent frem duty, in consequence of
Sickness and disability from the frst day Of July 10 the
sOth day OF September. 1880 inclusive!
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

on the Union ticket In this c..y and Kings county
amounting to difference Of about 900 between him
and Hunt, tes majority against him In the State
would have been about 1900, more than It was
against amilton Fish, when he ran q ticket with
John Young In ls4s under similar circumstances with
Mr Cornell at this tine-hs also having been out BY
the antirenters. This election will be lesson to Mr.
Cornell, which he will not soon forget.
CANAL oMAnssIoNER.
For Canal Commissioner, the returns indicate
the election Of Mr Msther the democratic candi.
date, BY . majority Of about 1000. The latter was
ON the anti-rent ticket; but Mather Is . bunker,
and received . warm support from that section OF
the democratic party even exceeding that given to
Seymour (who 10 also hunker) for Governor. Msthsr
ase supported by the canal and business interests
Of the city Of Troy where he resides and the Trcsns
have great influence In the river and canal counties
He was also the Union Castle Garden ticket; and
these influences added to the united strength of the
democratic party proper hsve probably ovsrbalanced
the whg and aptfrent vstes II So this is the nrst
defeat Of the anti when they have attempted
to decide the contest between parties They have
heretofore elected whoever they chose from the
Of the two great parties. For Clerk Of the Court OF
Appeals, Mr.. Benton, dem, is elected by majority,
probably, Of $500 over Vessel s. Smith; and MT.
Angel democrat, State Prison Inspector, BY larger
m iority r Baker Whi9, 1000.
The New York herald., 1850-11-16
TeIegraphic Marine Reports.

Bosror, Nov Is
Arrived Below-B.rk Iona from Smyrna Sept 22d with
1880 drums O boxes and 70 hgs being the first cargo
OF hTs received here this season.
Ceared-ship Chicora NOrleans bfrks Aquila, dol OAK
philadelphia brgs Thes Buenos Ayres, via savannahi
BANGOR, Nov Is.
Arrivte-schr Circsasian, NYork.
Cieared-Brig CAnova, ChaErcs; tohr Wanda, NYork.
rALL RIvrs, Nov IL.
ssfed-sehr Geo Edward, Philsdsphis; siOops d Fish
Albany; Nazareth, Rondout
The Cambria sailed for Boston. with Eastsry wind. At
The Canada from Boston, arrived and sail at o'clock.
brs supposed the Belle. from Boston. 10 tesEraphsa
outtide.
Arryei othBrg oscilia 10th, steamship Palmetto; 2ls,
. s'bhf "AtA A7NNA'h s'hA
Lora Jane, all from New York.
Nxv orIrArs, Novt.
clearsd-skp Revenue, Bos,cn; Gth bark obrAter Bos
ton.
ton.
NoRroIx. Novli.
Arrived-sehrs Ysntis, Adrian. and Bounty, NYork
Belov-A dismasted ship.
PRovTpEScE, Nov ll.
Arrivsd-sehrs Thomrsop. and syren, Philadslphia
The New York herald., 1850-11-16
MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


Bosror. Nov. H-Brokers Board-lS abr Boston Maine
Railroad lU3 10 Dc. OgdsAsburg Railroad S. do Sullivan
hairoad TO- $50 de. Vermont Central AilroAd S3 $40 de
do tOd s ~ do Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad
ssn 81 H 20 do. do. Siz a; "a do Western Railroad
lUt lV4e ~ do do SON. vf do Norfolk C,unty Rail-
road, 4 ~ do Nor sich and Worcester Railroad SD b9
&de Phiiadeipha. Wilninston and Baltimore RAILROAD
9sS; do. Paaumpso Railroad, e3 do Boston and L1ws
Railroad Il6 l6dO. Boston and Providence Raiiroad So
so DO Edssverth Company ~ 80 d.. Essex COMPANY, i0i
ic0 DO East Boston Company isa ils DO do bsod.
do Bsnl sf csn%sTss Go re ola 5000 Ssrfok County Rail
~ Second Boards shares hohisar Central Rsilr..d
Railroad io3 10 do Norfolk County Railroad, ~, DO
40 d. Reading Rsiro.d b6od IS XX; 30 do 1dssSorts
Company TX; us do. ogdenstuvgh Railroad IS ST. $500
Ogdensbursh Railroad bonds 95K 5000 do d. bl0d 95
rm-AnKIr,nA; Nov. ls-Hra Board-s3s, Lehish mt; Sc
q2; 100 Phsdelphia 6s 1885, 500 Pennsy vania 6s
700 sehuyk NAY 60 az l;o do do AZ 80 shares viets.
bs is 50 do. b5wn. 10 500 wilmington Railroad S. s2
100 shares Reading Railroad S $50 do 35z 100 do.
35s; 40 do E; 200 do s5 35ls; 100 Morris Canal 2h;
50 DO, 2ltl Florence City, 73 IS Lehith. 3la
BALTIMORE Nov. l4--Sfoek Boayd-S70O0 Baltimore So,
80 lo5 Is 90 IoEs 10000 do So s9l 200 do d.
IS do Commercial Farmers Bank. "a e do Tarmsrs
Planters Bank 2S 10 do Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1876
Is do York and Cumberland Railroad, 2cA.
The New York herald., 1850-11-16
MEDICAL.

DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE .PRAcTIcAL YRI
ssSs @ssI y q s.Jg., e .S=s a.s say =. q
sssy H. koTssss the sns ssosssadS Ssr q ss
S spfS S$:a sSsa .a sy
veil the ss 's s.s aPJT. fr .a .o ss ".ss q
n S ssSi :: 20 ,s sSs sy
not p.op,ry trssts they may remain eornsp. in as
her sSon po, asss y tSsy sssa wy syndo, ssss
saHs s. yen ana si r, s
,snsve and long pE.etiee in this speciality has smps
t.y. shy sIi.sss ss.rsi .sS .ss. ny rss. x
fsrsis sassss rssuss ss :srg irsr.ser s.s
nsare sues esisr eat, radical ssssisss
earlier stages vii y surprised A. the ssiispiiss
DR. RALPn's PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE, ON
s s%sss ss n Sr aSri seP E
y weainess Of the organs sr,cure So 30 sdSpted 60
TIE us. % every inaiysua g both ssss' Ths wort
s,l inio.ms,i.s With ,!.a,mcn, rssigs' siss S. ~.
Created S'h .s sis FE Win plate. price 81 ssidStS
Nailed free ~ ADDRESSING box 500 Pest Once.
DRnoRRIsoY coN1iNuEs TO CURE CERTAIN Dis
Eases IN thsr vsrst ier1s without mercury, and
enable. him nervous Debility emissions, ss. con-
sps@. sss o fSi.n en- street iSssa see his b''d'.
EHNARREN rs CONFIDENTLY .CoNsULTED on
ip. Dr. si:d d.'s - sr.n:s, q vn.sA sssay we're ss. .
yitheut SOC bs tirens in ils once, No. Not
surgery sss mssislss this soultrv Ms produce
DEL hoRTANoRs WOULD Mr TO THosE WHO
f.i. s.r. s.rs sf s0tsy,.st 4, s. s's
Profession and have treated spsosssfSiiy Ousssds s.
1snts Jheee who wish toeonsult thos~ ectame.
s,sst. . Tree o. ehsrre) from ~ ss.esy
~ yen value yeur health, will avosa snoss
yos S, tel you That they only esS Is
Iy IeT oess in a.. its Persons vhops heslte hss
n .sn.a ~ hese cyclists, osll upep daily. iN VII
SKI, NOT ONLY MONEY, BUT LIFE asyxp.-pR
.Z Hunter will ferfsit any sum- II falling 70
sse that sy under his care matter low osG
er snietns Patients invited to his ps.rss
NO Division street. New York oity houscn a.
yearly ~ Ms prsete.l espeenss and srest r,msss-
Iansere ana others whs have been the
,1ehoa OF phIssisr are saetsd TO ea the Ds-tor.
Wis tess remedy, Hunters Red Drep-thsk troubles tho
doetors 90 muokcures like In difess
Fries One Dollar. Read RefeetThs aistss would 40
e 70 reflect before trusting their health
n many eases their lvcs In TIE hands physeinns gns
Tor ess nan understand all the ilir the h-ms.
smy are subject 70. DR. Hurter IL known tAc
In the United States Tsars
nss etctusvey devoted 70 the study sna t~~stw>sns
these diseases abes the Doctor sc~sxv ~rs
nsdieAih beck and advice for nsthiss.
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

RrPoRr . CAPTAINS SEVERAL PATROL
DsTRtcTs CHEr PoIIcr Ct Violations Of City
Ordinances from the first day Of July the thrth day
OF September. 1880 inclusive. which sent the Cor
poratOn Attorney. for prosecution
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

RuoHr THg CHlEr Po1icE ny rHs cArrhtvs
syyERAL PATROL DisrnrcTs. exhibit the follow
inr miscellaneous transactions from the first day Of July
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

the Fsehange Reading keom CO.. Exehange this day 10th
inst. at 1O1S o'tlock.
the verld.
The above Letter Bags also Kenyon 81 Wall street.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

REpoRr CAPTAINS oy SEVER AL PATROL
DIsTRIcrs CEy POLICE Of the number Of Bur-
garie Grand and Petit Larcenes commit in each Dis
tct together with the amount Of property stolen and
the Of property from the t day Of July
TO tho 3Oth day Of Septemher, 1880. neluEYe-
The New York herald., 1850-11-16

Observation-Disclosures,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-26
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

The fugitive slave Bill, or bill provi,
ding for the recovery ofrunaway slaves
that may escape into the free States,
passed the Senate on the goth ult.--
The bill is very long, and secures the
rights ofthe owners of fugitives as
amply perhaps as any Congressional
enactment could secure them. We have
but little, if any, confidence, however
in the efficacy of the>biIl. te
A people who have heretofore disre-
regarded, openly and exultingly, that
plain provisions Of the constitution rel
ative to fugitive slaves, will not hesi,
tate to disregard and set at naught
law of congress having in view the
same object There are too many such
consciences in the free States as Sem
ator Stewards to allow US to hope for
anyprotection to our rights by mere
enactment Of congress. The fanatics
there are determined to destroy the in
stitution ofslayery in, the south, and
they will not permit the constitution.
law, justice nor any thing else to inter.
fere as an obstacle to the accomplish
ment of their hellish purpose.