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The New York herald., 1850-10-08
IN, democratic Primary Elections.

Last evening the democrats held thsir primary
elections in the several yards Of the city from 20
o'cloes The following the results, a. far a. We
have A.esrtslasG them -
FinsT WARD.
In ths vsrd AL Jsssei % r-ae.filly, an5 harmo-
nlcuslv sret the following tek-; va elected without
'jsi'is'y C,-@a,,.. -EishcIu Dlnoni Peter Duay,
NJ rsifs Cs-,Sii,,, --Dsnsis yuilia, John Dou.
Dali Niilism trummis.
Cs-tr,,sig.sl Csrph,s Thomas Hollsnd James
sri - Niciasi Moray Michael Burns. Chas gsun.a
~ ..ir~tr nis'rtci Gov r-,''ss Michael g.ifsr
Nishssi TassaIt Sebastian hobih.Pps Cha.. Daily
H'-f k.ni-s,.rs C,-Hii,, - Tirst pi.t,,et r
Nrr'stn rsvid Nswrar Iohr Cors. Chss Rsw!sni
Michael Ntary walter Wsash, Edrard Deisncv a..
sond District -saruei Luli. Joseph psty Alsssaier
Isssks John l. purns Hugh Csrran Jshn G. Ais.
tsaHt wichssi tlapin Third District Joseph nises.
tuin Itsss scfalsm. Thomas Lssirr Thomas Ryan.
ftavHI' Esi.oha Rysn. Patrick Phsiss
sECovn SAID
There u~ bot ere ticket for tAis -ar4 With the sT.
rston o. trf rarla shout which there mistak. In
irrscsp-f q thc csct trd some voted ,r irs Yloyd
aud sonss forJ Iate. TIE Following wAs The ticket
Jse.e,y -llfsa csan,s,ior. esorse W 1.,.,i
Thomas ru~rs
Cyfsssi.- Jbmcs Lhhy william % Dunlap sre
.rflck Gil nor. Ts's Thomas Ms,oney
.sts-rt -ThomssC HsrTicou, Herman Eioks. Tho.
uas Hamiltcn John sheridan. Dsriel Mshan
O. rr..r - Jss y ugtlerin1tor, Wm Thompson Pe.
ter K.efpa Fa.fIlk peigan. John Rcb.nson, Thomas
k.n.. 1henss McIsushin Chsn.s.,f. l.,.s fs.ilss
I NeAipin william Eirtr. Richard D Letter laTiss
} rehsirf Thorss NororeY, Herman Licse sshn .
Mclean gohu sane Joen ses, iis, us n =, 70.
I nae Harrison George ". lfaacs
4HTD wARp.
rr,fts v,rs tfsre were t~o ticker sni 80 e.
ton va btotsp up IN csns asn 2. ols y..y
n.-t,-s p.tlr wafts, rstirel IN tAs gtoual
,b,tNf rsi p. sa5tbst .nrFsctor, ss.sd oa'afly'ai
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Western Navigation.


PITrsbuhoH, Oct 7, 300.
The Ohio river is now stand with three feet Of
water in the channel The weather here Is clear and
and cold
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iD#ARD K. c6fi2NS g w.l..., New Yori. or v
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
The ewners Of th ships Will be gold
Hlver ssiios specie jewslry prsosss
s; 9s ssn are signed A'r and the value thereof
After the LIST Of April the Of freight the aSsvs
Steamer from Liverpool win be msterslly reduced.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

ALBANY, Oct. 7, 1850.
The Anti Rent Convention, in this county, has
nominated John J. slingssland, whig, for Congres
and Andrew J Colvin for District Attorney
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sLrasv Ocf z 1850
The ngpaent ofNo W, soa,luvsl !, tsg
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
THE NEW Y0RK AND LIVERPOOL UNITaD srArR
Had oteansrs-fhe shps pnsing this lne an -
ATLANTIC. Captain west

bALTIC, Captain Coustock.
ADRIAT1C, Captain Graftoa.
TAsss ships having been built BY expressly fos
service every ssen taken In their
Uruesteo - also in their engines to strength
pecd ase their aeeommsdations for
QuAllsd for elegance comfort
Price Of passase fr New Yort Liverpool $50 Exelu
@vs sse q extra siss state ss scd $500 Trsm Il
Al szSerienoed Surgeon attached each shis.
No bertk secured until paid for
Proposed dates Of sailing-
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City Intelligence.

Bonou LAScERs.-This corps which we're expected
at IL O'Clock last night, did not arrivs till l O'Clock
this morning. There are l6 ladies with them Tho
sth company Of the National Guards and the City
Guard were at Twenty. seventh street. waiting to re-
ceive them There was q large crowd even at that
advanced hour and the strangsrs received with
loud cheers. They escorted to Corporal Thomp-
sons where they supped and then bivouaeksd In their
tents at the rear.
tisfacton that VIM A. Livingston, who for years
past has been engaged In perfsctlng the organization
OF the several Offices Of this company at Albany Buf
falo Cincinnati St. Louis, So has at length returned
for the purpose of taking charge the home depart
ment thereof in this city We confident that there
are few individuals who could so effect uay promote
its efficiency, IS VIM A. Livingston.
ACCIDENT on HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-The
Coroner yesterday, held an inquest on the body Of
belonging to the Hudson River Railroad into the
river and was drowned before assistance could bs
rendered Tho deceased has left wife to mourn his
loss to whom he had been married only three months
Verdict, death by drowning
Collision BETWEEN TWO STEAMEss.-0n Sun day night,
about ten o'clock, while the Cslifornis stea mship
Georgia was backing into her slip. at the foot Of War
rem street she came In collision with the steamer New
world lying at the foot of Cham street which
TIE lasters whetlhouse and paddles considerably
damaged. The Injuries, however, repaired,
and the New World left the city at her usual hour
yesterday morning.
TARGET EXCURSIONS.
The Perine, Patterson 4 Stack Guards, Of Williams
burg, pssfed the Herald Office serdsy their re-
turn from q target excursion. The first and second
prizes silver goblet and silver ank,rd (preoerted by
bore) were won by X. sselye and A. Martin The
third prize, gold pencil, presented by Mr. Hsmaoh,
was won BY j. Duncan. This company was osQl
nsnded by Capt II. Allen, and was accom- panied "
the Williamsburg Brass Band
The Hudson Guards, composed OF the members OF
Hudson Fire Rngine Co. No. 1, and numbering 81
nuskets, passed by yesterday on their return IRON
the Cottage the ciiT at Psssalc Falls N. j where
had haan a,ffa atnR fhA h fol
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EoR NEW OIL EANs VIA HAvAkA-THE NEW AND
= sPlendc steamship PACIFIC Captain Nathaniel jar
~: VIII he eesy etched as abSys on Frasy Oct sh from
AIs cabin $75 cabin $50 Passage 20 Havana drst
ssSin SO second eab. eos Tn. Pacific steamer
s%seSpnsSatons % for pssssnser rreiyh 70 New Orleans
sr measurement goods. Freight will be received ON We'd
nesday the 9th inst For freight passage apply ~ the
e warren ST.. to Il. o ROBERTS.
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In tiis vsri there vere to t.essr "a is. .. ss
-. -. t,skru ua fr csnseg asnee oi one 2afty fte-
~, W ssir r. r, sting The Chsirmas 81 tbs
f.e,S.t,rs psfrt q waits, fstifel ~ tss Sous !
mi r,,, ~ sa5th.t nFfsctor, ss.sd oa'alflyaai
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,rusArsuIP OSPREY, yoR cnAsLksToN, 8 c.
- ne spiepaid steamship OSPREY, Dctnson, som-
andes viii ss frota she shar fe,t ef Lomssrs sre.r
rhsaslDtia on sstardsg, Oet.htf " A. " eeloes ~
Iii street ecr-sr osdway, vhsrs plan of ths th
No srs herths tseursd: FrefH Tor nn vessel
should issvs rork Thurrdsy Price ~ ees,s per
euhe feet psseaes 40 TOt further Information refer 70
NJ LIrlfEFIkLD. EisslsF Coz EHprseA.
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Freight 70 ChAsfos pf ess,o ~
ts receive tksr gooes 81 sjps .Ies in.natey asr
ber s,~vsl A. Havnnr Tc freight or psesag slpy
=. ~ UNIV W ' !. o. RoBERrS.
r..,. a. sirtr 20 shfpps - this line. the
oonpsny have prepared form ~ bill sf lsdins adapted -
bsiy business which - fu-shsd ssipyers app-
cetion at the conpsnys os ana With when they ars re-
cue.ed to ersvtde Aept-yes y n. onr ivtn T1,.
s,,-ed by tie asens The acmlhny AL stIs 81 lAc1ns
nn,t he sizned tsf-re Re sailing u tis vtss-i
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

Last evening the democrats held thsir primsrl
elections In the several yards Of the city from TO
ocioes Ths following Ars the results, a. far a. "
havs s.csrtslaeG them
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

Tho,s rtsd thu, es.ditato. for vsssrcisr 4. hs
present CgufIsss william Jstrct Ne rroisstsnt osss
date in The T-crty district fr hs prsoat tnd asrs
C0Bgress
OHio RtEcrto- The STATE aud Ccugres sionsI zee.
tions take place in ohio this day We have prepared
list Of ths candidates 80 far a. rsseirei -
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BOARD oy ASSISTANTS.

The Board Of Sssislants held their Arst meeting 0
the obfr term last evening The roll -as called
t~ebty minutes pat six. Present, the President u
the chair, tnd quorum Of members in their places
The mirUies q the last meeting were read anl AZ
proved
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

The Charlottesville Jeersonan says that all the dorm
tories in TIE University engaged by Saturday night
week Sept and the boarding houses in the vicinity
filling 1t is expected TINT the number of Students
last year. 32 will this year reach high 400 We
daily endorse friend of the Jriersonan when he
The fndesi antipn,ons of the founder nf the University
about be realized by the present grneraon SGccess
IL it, Virginia has great TO proud of what his In
surion has done for her and she will be proud with
the grent and permanent good which her sons educated
the walls of the University, destined vet 10
fer her We glad that the people OF the South dnv
appreciate and cherish the Institutions of learning estab
shed among then they have n" need 10 sen their sans 10
the States iD education Tor they have II home GOOD
ana better Universities and Colleges than be found
tie Moth Nesr; with Professors eminent and dSln
gnscd for their talents aud ability rs in those institutions
where free. sosm and aholons taught and inS.ild
into the minds oi the youth Ii would bc well too ii ic
hundreds vou,g who annually resort 10 Pmi,li,
10 srmdy aud graduate in Medicine, would compl ne
sud.eS in the Institutions ol the South The Medical
Schools Al University aud in Redmond amply snt
npai. ~ the STUDENT o Mrdcine all the instruction
necessary ior him 10 acquire.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MoRNISG. OCTOBER :. 1850.
THE REFORM CONVENTION.

This important body will assemble today week. we
sha! endeavo give readers faithful picture OF their
proceedings, from which momentous and trust and
believe beneficial influences must flow. In looking hope
fully 10 the future, but glance, with sad teeng
at the associations of the last State Convention Twenty
one years have rapidly by and is melancholy 10 note
what large portion OF the and patriots VINO, IN
that body Immortality by their eoquence their Wis
dom and the brince Of their genius have passed oil the
stage of e In the Convention of 529-3, there were VI
delegaes-four each Of the 81 Districts Of those 6
delegates, only members OF the present Conven
lion, and destined grace and dignity its proceedings
They John Y Mason of this city, but representing
now us then, the Southampton District; William o.
Goode of Meckenburg; William Smith Of Grecnbricr
Fleming B. Miller of Boc,oGrt; Lewis Summers OF
wha Archibald Stuart Of Patrick; and james Saunders
of Campbell OF the officers of the Convention of 1899 50,
have died. the Sergeant atArms and lS DoorSeeper
the printer Thomas Ritche S has removed TO another
theatre of acton and the worthy Clerk and III Doorkeeper
alone remain-st better prepared and still vigorous enough
after lapse of p years for the continued faithful discharge
of the duties the Offices should their servsces be demand
ed These "reminiscences have thought amisS, al
thp nraSnnt time
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INTERNATIONAL CouRrEslEs.

Suine 1900 BstInins arrived in Montreal Thursday
week ana 400 the day, take peep II, the
domnions Of Queen Victoria. They received by an
Immense and enthusiastic crowd nf Canadians and the flag
OF the stars and stripes and the Union hg o England float
aruonou-iy together. For the especial benefit oi ihc
visitors there review the Champ dc Mars, and hos
ptaIity and pleasure r,igned Supreme.
We understand that d uiccag Of the officers Of The
l79h Regiment OF this city, convened at the City Hot, On
Fr.v evening" for The purpose of eecIin. Mayor 10 sup
Div the vacancy in that office, in the Regiment, Thomas
p. AlsuSt, Esq. was chosen.
Lieut., August the idjuant of the Virginia Regiment
in Mexico and is no doubt we'll skilled in the tactics ol
Field Officer.
MARYLAND ELECTION RETURNS.
The folio, ing wi give u comprehensive view Of the re-
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prRliSnsp DAILY AND i.wEEkLY,
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I, 4. Il NJ :.

A spcr. seven do'ars annum and al the rate OF eight
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GA .s niicc Giy lie reunited mail, good and
at at ae risS !. the El,ors tae passage sf al e'-
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tfSNe wer Il Is Ire accumulation l'sta.e IL
04sf:ss. wcn operates scs"us iaA ui,oa Editors
sAs'S TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rur DAILY ENQtlHERfor Ei,een lines or lcss irsi in.
~ - .li> An. every succeeding Insertion, weaty
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,r advertisements II greater ltusii-rAcept Lottery
M ,ac.loaeers, wio charged 100 dollars, (paer cud
THE sEMiwEEKLY-For Fifteen lines. less first insertion
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uIkapwn be authenticated by
1 le Postmaster the neshborlood, they Will
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,s r,l>, Such the COMMUNICATIONS being ce
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The majority for 5Ir. Lowe in the above counties. com
psng ali Calvert, is 35 Goldsboronshs
,uai.ty in Caiyer. 6l and should iie
for Mr. Clarke the majority in the State for Mr. Lowe w,
allowing for corrections by The official returns, be lG92-a
cain OF O5i on the majority o Thomas Goidsborough
WHICH G3S.
We still have nothing official from Allegheny, the mail
having failed last night, Reports Of maluies for hlr
Lowe VARYING from $50 i20 have however reached u.s.
REcAPiruLATIoS-sTATE SENATE
The following position o parties in the next Sc
mate, OF the State all of the counties in which seventeen
-. L. ed hnyin Lnrn henrd
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This pr se," says Hamilton in his report ,,enenl ,
mr. Is Us comprehensive any that could be used /, Ia
therefore ol necessity left 10 the discretion of the National
eeisiaue TO pronounce upon he objects which concern
The scnea! welfare and for which under that description
hn APPROPRIATION OF money is requisite and proper And
There sers 10 be doubt that w,teyer concern,
the general interest OF learning or agricr, of mann,c
tcfes and o commerce. within the sphere of the nation.
councils 50 far as regards the application of noney"-
now his favoe doctrine of the Fcdeaiisrs has been ex.
Fceea long aao Gnd ono Is rash enough al this day 10
publicly adso it, II Is perceived that whic Hamilton
asserts e power OF Congress 10 encourage agriculture by the
Application 81 MONEY the fact that he forced 10 give the
most nwaranhoe and latiunous construction 10 the ps.
neral welfare clause in order embrace tie power is proof
conclusive that he thought the power could be found In
any osF rIahse OF the constitution. Now President Tay-
TOR agrees with Hamilton that Congress can encourage az
re"'iure dy lie d;Ficd:ion Of money. But as Hamilton
"i' gave e most liberal construction possible the con-
sn'n wiih all his su,lety and ingenuity could get
fo't-hoid for the power any where else but in The
ea-ai welfare clause, il Is to be presumed that Gen.
r.a ' iiv'@r derives the power from the clause.
power 10 encourage agriculture Jy the application If mo.
nay i''n the general welfare clause hs must put the
SAM construction upon the clause that Hamilton and
The fedeaiists pm. H. Now was this very con-
srnc'n gwen 10 this clause by the Fcderass that mainly
distinguished them from the Republicans IT. then Gene.
RAJ tay'r Huts ne Federal construction upon the clause Inc
~ federast and not Republican: and If he does not
put tie @as construction upan the clause then he is woss
,i'n rtderast for he has usurped power which he
knows is not in the Constut on
And this Ia rhe Federal doctrine of mcss,ce ha, ,,s
Nai"ai ineiigeHcer says il Stand by as an
emo0ane! u true republican principles and prdct:ce ana
that Federalism nt This day has signifraon
nntss ~ ians friendly 10 'ile Constitution of the United
States! And what is still; more astonishing is the act
that General Taylor pending lis election could have had
lae b"dness 10 assert tat he .eared the political
creed oi Mr. Jefferson and that he would mike no pledge
other than that OF strict adherence 10 tt provisions of he
CoHs.i'uti0l"! GILES or AMELIA
III vii! be seen that cur cor-,spon!on, gives 10 J. G.
Adams the cred Of the "h ,her law" with which The ina.
nous Seward has nsniiad the nation They both belong
the sane Federal School which has committed scch gross
y.ol4;!ons Of The Consii;n.ion.--E ala:rerl
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,vGuri fiFTH SESSION tlea5l The Lectures will com.
: u,nhra,.i.s.
~ ..cs4t, the July No oi the Medical Journals
'' ". +. HORNER. NJ. D..
p,s4leleGla. July 2Sclw Deaa oi the Medical Faculty
,uKDuN>VILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ OF this Institution Viii c"mmsace the Isl OF
[ S,ut,tnoey. and be continued Tor zen months
r., H.a.y located immediately on tie railroad from Rich
Char otesvlie the base "t the Southwest noGa
l been fesorted 10 by number oi d@,
~, the p.s' Summer or health low important hat
s a's ~ "a, lower Counties IA uhGea'i: ne:ste"ro'ds
er daughters at an institution WHERE iey vi" cyoy unncr'
eata prosrcui ,her studies. Unparalleled success
cuued >cho' AIN prepared 10 accommodate twenty odd
auRssNa m: FoRSrREr Will take charge of The classes
~ has had live years experience n teaching .nd during ,h.
taught o the best families IN Virginia We
e viii give satisfaction 10 aii IN. p.unS o the
PRICES rsE rryE MONTHS:
TUal al tie ns .h or aches board uel lights and washing,
r,se uy.s branches viii pay Music sl' French
NuD = no charge oE The use Of it,
m pst or 'hiriy Years vi" rentef has medical
...,.e> l,,. ..! ~ lie Institution crats
hlig,>, Rev H. II LlNNEl.
S~.a 9--ciw Gnfpnsyie, or,ngc County. Virginia
- ii..i,h A-,o aiAiSl ,cLLs.&E.
AWE ac. n>,;uLcn w!l the lst
10y =. oioe> W., y,.,> :s 'T''I%S s a'u.H i, p,,v
@eHE;y iIrHh;i r, r'ols,,,r%i >.,'.n,.,.. ian
GU..AN J. ,,iiADS. RI d, prolv.>, ol Humanity.
Auiild I horni,S, a. NJ, ro.essor oi Chemistry and
~ isil!NCroN, P.oess-r Of History and Political
E@. sLAs roirEN b. E!e o.ic AID Intellectual Phi:o
,.t
~ Tie fety ec;e the lUi Collegiate course 70, the lie
seoi braces icrIpl ., lnuI There Viii te our
l .tc.s>cs- 81, :.saa. ,omotr. Juu a' Sea''rto
The law SulrutS. belong
,arss .ctnc Freshman tie cast four
1 yl>S tNauaii"n IN ihe Li:iish. an aad
CaS, ere todNs) Nhsls EGat, Creek Iesi.
., Jon, ai ae Acs) i,;r ,quvarnt. Arithmetic and
C.tt. l...r wAa ;r ;areu 20 Ji . .s,c class
,.u. {, 20 ;ininsava
Iatc 81. Sew! e i.i "F Sc.er.c Course, TO be com
iae ciaE!ia Tor 'e seetc. Course Au'i be
&:t "nd present h MI! ~ te'utsi. II hos "i age
.,sr SO l.a, rs.c lie VIA ct exam ei an
E-s u Gru.aiiis is: h iorr tooSs a;e ry aud
si... the second G..rct. Tile iuIri
it' - toar az l.s '"ae VII! oe eh1ed % aee!ca'e WI
d, c,'c-t dtiN,G
ilr he Course o. Law. pfo;cien;s IL which viii bc
ii..d - lie Gc:irr % l., Is
ie' either X lar or me Siictce
Use o. be permitted n Sady wt. day ol lie Classes wiach
b.. 4s. ~ p.cpa.ed 10 !pu.
EAPESsEs
: ss iaa.!l y: fUrniuiIe lru
"-slLl-, ,... aU! from Sio to -
7 t.s f,, l.v s,ui.n.s ,ra III
b,t!. 80
s95
by application. - ,
H.. ,iu!.. B r.ckef. Williamsburg aus ii-c.awSw
:, =, =. :. . :. !. a. =, - = =, =, !, -
" ... ,asr ~ ms ,',, :, ,x,I, ,1enr. -,
g. i ,,.,o.,.r M ..i .n ,n- t,.i .y %; Ir, i,nu,ns
~ II ~. b,,t srs a. nom n. lst of October IA. Ism al
l-.fe.~g wIl h. ~ io.ious
nj,
- i '.e F' '''' ~ a. W. '-nsSI' oia 0ieS, ~ W
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DIED.
DIED on s,:urlay nornins 5h lnstiui M o o
Of Ioh. IIeny and Mary E'izaoe' Ds'u''es' 15e ~ 'i
month and thirteen days
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BOrTS AND STUART.

The Wings have lost one Senator in Talbot and one in
Fro ,irk
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IMpoRTANT INFORMATION.

,IyuE Bill granting LAND the Soldiers (wheherI
rs volunteers or ml,a) engaged the War 1872 3 and
IA and in the Florida Seminole War Of 1886, 81, @ and Gen.
Waynes FINALLY PASSED CONGRESS- the uha
being ali the and understanding uly All
the requirement., Offices Of the Government VIII attend
pRoMP rLY 10 procuring the for claimants
case the death Of the Soldier, Widow and Heirs arc en
ted ~, - -. hu,
Those Soldiers serving months and more VIII get ons
and sixty Of Land Those months Anu ose
&c, eighty Those ensng moro non.ns WIZ
eighty -,
Teins very moderate Address, tpost pssd3 .YY.urp
| ~. 4e4, Washington City, Q.
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MESSRS Bolts AND STUART.
In further explanation Of the facts OF this controversy
we publish by request the following letter which appeared
in the Republican:
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csiyEnsirY Of PENNSYLVANIA,


.yfcr, Eth SESSION (lSl The Lectures will
h ~ Monia, October tie 't and terminate about the cad
;.lcaas the July No. Of the Medical Journals
W. f.. HORNER. NJ. D..
uhla. july 2S--ciiw Dean Medical Faculty
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na1LRnAn AcllnmsSr-I.oSS OF LEE.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT-LOSS OF LIFE
Syracuse OoT 3-A deadlu accident occurred last night
at Senecl FAILS by collision Of the Western mail train
with the Eastern Four The passense. were com
plete broken pieces but tine train escnped with
injury. One who was standing on the platform OF
the Western train aios, instantly killed. several others
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Ti,l IN al tie Ia. ISL er aches board uel lights and washing
g ,.c o! Loraf.. so.
Those s!s II: branches will pay for Music S': French
&, ps.wlu- Pilnuns ..
IS, htye Nuui l,srum ,ntno charge oT the use o IT,
Ia ne kicss, DF &. Beie Ia her nlIw. VINO has
psa. i>,- .A hiGy Years Viii rentef has medical
....e> lps. he INSTITUTION :tat.S.
,scgScss s;rally the Virginia Conference
,Ii,,>, Rev H. ~ LlNNEl
SIT @1-ciw Cor hr!nnsvile os,n-c County. Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
EATAI. MISTAKE.

PHILADELPHIA Ocr Miss Wells, young and inter.
esnu ir about sixteen years age died this morning from
The ELECTS Of morphine administered her by an aposhecay
in mistake fur auinfnc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

FROM TEXAS-We nave received Texas papers 70 the
10Th ult They entirely confirm the intelligence ~nicn re-
Gently came oy .s,esrdn Z be bs Teras Boundary bill
p''po''10'' Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
MARYLAND ELECTION RETURNS.

The follow ing will give comprehensive view Of the r.
turns as lar as received:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
WAsHisGToS d. e., Der. 4.-Janes W. Morhead, VIM
B. Sasscer Crittendon Bbb Lemne j. Middleton, Prisley
Simpon James o. Wilson, A. G. Finney and MssNs Schel
Brown have received appointments in the Auditors oce
and Post Office under the new law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

SyaAcunE Oct. A large meeting is being held here to
night against the Fugitive Slave Bill. Garrett Smith, Esq,
speakng The excitement is very great and strong oppo-
ston is manifested upon the subject