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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04
The millionaire, r'cDonough.
Our BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2, Is

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2, 1850.
ne bEDonoVgh Bsgussi - Philanthropy taken for
Pas oEZ--7hs Liberation Of has SLAVES Ills
ErH,fg 10 LarryUs.
The McDonough bequest, and the sqlbble
among the needy relatives in this city. continue
20 excite much attention. The story put forth by a
New jersey paper with regard 10 his misery
habits, l. not credited here, IS the mal with such
enlarged philanthropic views could never have
been miser. An effort is made TO take from him
fhe credit of having msnumitied eighly-six Of his
t-sves, because he previously made then earn their
value The facts of the case are these He took
these eighty.six slaves, and divided them ia two
equal parties. One party he put to work at making
buck, and the other at BRICK laying, making each
and all Of them masters of their business. lie pre-
vicusiy opeucd an account with each Of them,
chsfkiBg th,ir prime cost, and their expenses. and
crtdiung them with their WORK, with the agreemept
that " hen they canned $50 each more than their
sos AID expenses, he would manumt them
snd >, nd them To Liberia, with an outfit. With
this Understanding, ma an implicit Confidence in
the "oid OF ther mss'er, they went TO work earlier
thar other slaves, ano stopped later, and worked
without OversCers or tack masters. fmmp 40 k,lns
OF buck were made, ana h. ndreds OF hauses nov
stsbdlng IN New orleans were erscted by them
They all became good ~oIkmen, and thus tutored
20 became frcemen, the have dou btleas made most
valuable citizens Of the Repuhlc Of l.ihena
Not willing that his estate should oe plundered,
and his charitable designs frustrated by LAYERS and
courts Of law, he applied to the Legislature for
permission 10 deed away his own ~ perry, without
the Intervention Of exeCutnrs and this ~ charged
against him az an act OF plrslmony But all street
business men will ne much desire that tier proper
" sbould not be pundtrediby lawyefs alter death,
as they were before death.
The following is from the Newark, IN } d Ry
AdUsrttsey. ~ above refined to;
We are politely furbehed By gentleman 81 this
city formerly fesdens n New Orlesns. sud who
well acquainted with TIL ists JCsn NcDobouzh, the
niY,r N Ionsre who ls'eT disj In che latter city,
with serne interesting I,ininisueuces 81 him
He resided for many Js1l % the latter part nf his
fife In Alters village nr L opposite ttis ~ the
Misesslppi e. Fes. Ofleanr. FraI' BE- cultivated ar
nairtsiped the st ictesl hrif. q ihcustry sad
.orv Ills custon Co. risig the CITY daily, ana %
aveid the enperse Of the boat toe usuai MODE Of
.roeeisa he tett small skd in whloh ne maze his
.ervaots row him over The fousiaton % bis trtane
vas lsid by The traDser OF - siaDs % rs Y s..
,bep LARGE tract whef' New orleans a. nos i9tstei
-as scopirsd ~ hin The iIcrttss in value e tnii
would Of itsslf ave corsu,sd, ~ MS cay large
The irosne Of BE Jose s'o s'ua.-d ilS and sith
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. g. lSJU.
The Funeral Of Slarsm-DiGcMty betveen the
Coroner and the Doctors, &c.
The c commissioners of Moyamensng, ald an
immense concourse of citizens, followed the re-
mains of Slaven, the murdered Waterman, to their
last place, this afternoon. The body was first
taken into st. Paul's Catholic church, where the
funeral service was read, and it was then removed
to the burial ground below the Moyamensing
prison. The Coroner was prevented by sickness
from holding an inquest, and the deceased has now
been inferred without the performance of that duty
The physicians, having made post ~sortem exami-
nation, will be able in court to testify as to the
cause of death. The Coroner is down upon the
doctors for making this examination without his
authority.
The new Prosecuting Attorney, Horn R. Kneass,
Esq, is expected to commence the duties of his
pest o.morrow morning Mr. Reed contests his
election but the argument of the case will not
be bad until Saturday next.
Patrick Cahill, alias Baltimore Pat, implicated
in the murder of Waterman Mooney, of Moyamen-
sing, shout six months sincc. but whose escape
was winked at by the officers of our criminal
court, was again captured on Friday, at Pitts
burgh. He has been running as deck hand on the
steamers between ST: Louis and Pittsburgh, since
his escape from this city. The latest dispatch
from Pittsburgh, states that he has succeeded in
escaping again. having been rescued from the
custody of an officer, while his way to the cars
at Pittsburgh, to start for this city.
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Passengers Arrived.

BRprr, eo-steaiGshp washingson-J Bcugnot lady and
servant Mise Beuguot, hs selsr ru ihe Buer-
haps, Mics Regnir Dnegnot Missess and Juegnot.
ponenen scigniz, Mr. Fiokpe Miss riokpei, bowand,
Wsrs lady and 2esrvants, Misses 2, n, and werk,
hss schneider, Mr. Tules Porsac Bors and lady Oh
rsuo Mis il9yd Children and ssryans Mrs. wardsl Miss
D. D. and nr Won Cerol Miss schanaer Mrs Emery Gag.
Rol inson Miss Wyatt Mics Fauquier Ss kasett, Hr Fau
quer snd servant Setony and lady Miss Cook, Miss
Smith h.s Buek Mrs FORSTER. Miss Neville, Mrs WATSON
Mrs Tudor Wsnsoy, Rev Mr. Slack, ReV Mr. Kennedy Hr
Esnnsdy BsrrinScr Keppelman; Ereemaa, 81 "a,
Earle II o Andrews III Anorewg q q Tyelih.J Klby.
Last and lady Ias. Lasa iAst, Jas Last, Last.
Bond and lady Lockyer Mrs Tucker MIRA White James
Harre stslgsr an LADY q capeisnd KsnSSls Man
gels Post aud lacy ETgcrr Mrs Rsisg Misses o, n, A.
and Reisig Soehsr and lady, Mr. Hsttsr. Nordhof
w ccotyc. w Boucher, Mahmann Mis-. Levi, II Fcrs-
and lady, Kuhr SohreihAsan and lady DR. Relhsr q
srarrecht. Kruger Mrs Nathan Nathsn, Mrs irusahe
Mss ooldbeek haretzsk Mrs Maretzea Misses s. and
haIetzes. Funstner, Mr. Rottman. Won senvuke Mr.
kurye Cstcens and LADY, Mr. Meyer and lady, Mics Nsyor
hssF X and feveri ycsh Meyer John Meyer Meyer.
WieliKenus and lady ESteinan Miss Bsas Becker and
servant schreighaFcn Kayer ana LADY Miss GER
Miss Tries. Ess CaGsnova Miss Willinger, Lenan III ri
ypaigs and LADY, Henry II, II and Mes Taa.ge
Geefeldt, u Witte and lady, W Wtte, Wite. Orr
tel kifB fcdderman Mrs Zronsrman, A Zmmmerraan II
zimmerman, Nj Forster, Dennsoh, A4ler, krs and
Mics Colan.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


AsnEs-Ths market was firm for Pots, at 1917 and
quiet for Pearls, at SIS rs Sales reached 100 bbs.
BREADsrvrEs.-F Flour There was not so much doing
in Flour day for shipping while from the East there
a fair inquiry. well as from the city trade We
have particular alteration to report in prices The
arrivals large Canadian was In fair request and
steady with sales Of 600 barrels at 81 62H for good
brands in bond The transactions In domestic reached
5000 barrels at 81 SO 81 es for ordinary to straight
State and mixed to straight Michigan AID Indiana,
81 6sA 81 rs for favorite Michigan and good brands
Ohio; 81 "a SIS for pure Genesee SIS 06 So Blk for
fancy Ohio; SIS 12k a So 3lA for fancy Genesee;
IS SIX $5 62H for extra Ohio; and S. so So 30 for
extra Genesee The market for southern -four
very firm, with limited supply; and sales Of
400 barrels, at 81 "a SIS for mixed to straight
BRANDS Alexandra, Baltimore, and Georgetown.
Rye Flour was held firmly, with sales of $50 bills,
at SO lsA a So 25 Corn Meal was quiet and
firm, with sales Of Jersey at l2H. Canadian Wheat
in fair request for export while the market for
domestic was dull and heavy. Included IN the sales
coo bushels Canadian at 81 03 81 Of for mixed
to white There was lees rmness displayed BY holders
Of Rye and the market was irregular and unsettled.
The sales prired 5000 bushels at 73 74c. There
steady demand for Oats at former rates Barley
was dull, anoinomipal at so 92c. In Corn there
less buoy spcy, and the market dull some 1900
bushels have changed hands, at ~ 52ho. for mixed
WsstsTn and 70 for round yellow.
Corror The market was dull to day, the sales
anly nting to about 700 bales. We continue our
quotations.
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Usx steamship wsshsstop, Floyd, Bremen. oot 18th,
via champion 10Th PM With mdse and 26 passengers
Ncier Sand. 22d lat So Ion 30 exchanged signals with
PACKET ship New York. hence for vsrpco day
large steamship TO the southard steering r. 2th lat as a.
Ion z1t, passed chip Amazon. s<terins Z.
Pnrh MaIiel, Jordan. keuvites, Sept 18th.
Brig q aries De wolfe tBrl Ftie glasgow, GO days. with
iron, 10 10 master. The DC has had VERY
tier during the Tssafs; has lost fore aud main topnas
Brig Wary Ann Wait Sisal, ~ deys with hemp, TO
Bovci,sua 9hebaud. 1he had clean bill u health
and arassge q 70 GAYS from Nftrk was Guaranteed
Dir Almstis Smith Jacms Get llth with ,onsa 10 10
Beck Kunhardt SID in 60 with brig LishsnnSt Br for
Caves.
D- Albion tBr) Jores 81 Martins 20 days. with sal, to
pg hhtoirstte tprl Flint rsrtuuO island via Halifax.
Erg Witerforce tBr) Britain Pictou, Ns Is days wA
oca 20 Scne Whitney. Sd IN 60 With ttgs Ready Rhno
Csr for Efh CuIlsr Card, for BrdEpJrt echr Cashe-
ss6l ipdgs IBfj Gray. Bafss Ms daJo With sal &C,
sctr Ktisdno, Roe Gloucester.
Schr Hy,Chaco. -, Beverly.
Scir SERIAL Eiizabeth, Smith, New Hnvsn.
ycir Ellen Rarnes Malifrv, New Havta.
satf Pearl. ffiee, Rev fsdfcrd.
S,ht 6mweis Pane. CIV Hayen.
Schf q 3 rsntOn Wcox NHavtn.
schi Washington. KondiicF. UtorsetcvH. DC deys.
Sttr Ntntio FnrsCns Nt9 afi trr Boston.
stfr Henry Flcsir r. Kelley Gloutea.sr. .
Sohr pclle Kelly, penris, dsye.-
Fcfr snith, Greenfield Rev London Tor Philadelphia
eohr Eaf's, Spear, Rocklnnc.
SER Isstpctst. liner. Rockisni
Veir Niagara, SrsidirF Roaalsaf.
crir Eisn Herbert, Kelly roeaiand.
t,tE Isac Achlrr sylvester. tactieni.
S.lY tNs-v Packet. ilcRits, klnud,
schr - E.s, Ian R.eki.Ea,
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etoch IN city n 81 h.nds ostimAteu at ZoOV bAIes
PRovIsioSs-P srk-We have actual change 70
notice in rates, but the tendency decidedly In
favor OF purchasers The market generally quiet.
sai-s amounting IN ECO hsr~es made at $40 rs
and IS 37H, for mess and prime respectively. Beef
remained inactive with sales OF $50 barrels prime new
at 81 rs 50 so; and do. at IS 10 50 co. Beef
prime beet have to report sales of $50 terces
at private bargsin. Lard was steady with sales
OF 500 barrels, of ~ T.c. for good to prime; and
INC. for extra Batter steady, but quiet. Cheese
IVES In request, at 81 6Zc.
WH.IEsorE Our market has not altered while the
demand good, with saes Of 10000 lbs North
west coast, at 37lsc, and Oe0 lbs Polar for ship
ment at 40c. cash. lot Of 900 lbs, South sea,
taken by the trade q private bargain.
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JUpoE SuARKEy This distinguished gentleman
attended the great Union meeting held lately at
Nstchez, Miss, and made an able and eloquent
speech. Judge Sharkey was the President of the
Nashville Convention. He expressed the opinion
that majority of the members were opposed TO
disunion-but admits that there were men in il
who were disunionists, and that recent events aud
movements on the part of the ultra leaders at the
South have satisfied him that their object now is
dissolution ofthe Union. Having become satisfied
OF this fact, he was ready rally with the friends
of the Union, and TO defend il as the palladium of
our hopes, and the great citadel Of republican
liberty. He declared emphatcally that the acts
passed by Congress were constitutiona-that they
should be acquiesced in by the people of the
Sosih-as Congress, in passing them, had not
violated Southern rights and that the Union must
be served"-DIobtie advertiser, oct "a.
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Telegraphic klaysae neports.

Telegraphic Marine REPORTS.
S.srss. Nov I.
Arrivea-schs eliza Matilda, Albany Ho YARD NYork.
Cosred-Sshrs Everett Richmond; American Belle and
Lacy SUFFOLK NYork.
Arrived N-sohr Maria Theresa, ssown DC General
Cass, NYork.
CHA RLEsror. Nov l.
Arrived-Fortitude Portsmouth,; ships John Holland
Catherine. NYsrk; banks Jasper do Velocity Boston,
SEw ORLkANs, Oct n.
Arrivod-Sbip Maid Of Orleans NYork.
NepvoLK, Nova
0rk.
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El9rrtegs.


On Thursday, 9th June. by the Rev W. stillm IN,
Mr.. G. ReARp eoNSER to Miss CoRpELIA LOUISA WHrE.
SIDE, both OF this city.
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sshr Metslluo. Ames, Roekispi.
Sehr Lucy blaks Hswes, Rosklaua.
'tchr Mystic. BinkhGm Rscklsud.
sioop Copy, Davis. sss Harbor.
RsrvHsED-The bark Mary Henrel ter) Mitchell. To-.
Tendon, towed back the Of
the 8 ksrshal. and anchored In the North River.
The East and orth Rivers filed with bound
vessels detained BY the fegs and Of wind
Nov S-Wnd very light during day. Me- with fog
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much good judgment invested in improved property
in the city; and he In the collection
OF rents that he made cut with the most perfect
actpsss biDself every bill; and though he had col
bis name . receipt. He was never known to have
. friend cell upon hm except on business, which be
would compel him to despatch with all conveateut
speed. lest his time would be occupied With soms-
thing which would not result In his pscunisry sdvan
tsge.
The old gentleman whom he employed to collect his
rents &c., not alo we'd to have his brother
cs him, lest, Melon ough alleged IL would cost
him extra meal His apparel when In the city, was
sl~sys neat and clean, but bore the uamistakaDle
evidence of being very sncent. So particular was he
to his clothes from the usual wear, that he has
been known frequently to take of his linen. his
turn from the city and replace IL with that whloh
was OF less value. This umbrella. which he iuyari tby
carried wn him, said to have been found by him
during bis service In Gen Jacksous campaign against
noticed and made the subject Of familiar conversation
among business men throughout the city, a natter
of asst opie hment.
few years ago, nephew visited him, and was told
he need not repeat his visits 1t expensivs; and
he subsequently, died In the Charity Hospital his
peDses On occasion he applied to the Legislature
for the passage Of act appointing hnsef executor
to his estate, by which no intended TO the
usual fee Of two and half per cent to the Probate
Court. to his petition the Legislature
piled, that il he would make sfi aavit that he was
Much is said about his ibersting his slaves and
erroneous impression has abroad in relation TO it
when he purchased one he at onoe opened int
with him charging his cost OF clothing &c
and oreditipg him with the money received for his
wages and when the slave had paid him his first cost
expenses and interest Of money, with fair considera
ton for risks, &C. he him bis freedom, provided
the Colonization Society would take charge Of him.
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Grsnde, (Which is, unfortunately, subject to inua-
dauons from the sea.) 10 capable of producing, not
emily cotton, sugar, wheat and csrn, but every irc-
pcAi production, hrsdes supplying the West ln-
dies, and the South States, with mules, horses,
and cattle, thousands of which are raised al
tring expense, (as they never require 10 be fed,
owing 10 the mildness of the climate, and The
luxuriance OF the country y can only then form
an insignificant estimate of what this country is
capable OF producing, under the management of
American enterprise.
Add TO this, when we consider, in the language
of the Adjnant General of the United States, TO
the Honorable w. II. Crawford, Secretary of
War, under date of 25th November, 1919, that wo
OF these military posts the Rio Grande, Fort
Brown, and Fort Duncan, CARE THE KEYS TO THE
UrrER PROVINCES MEXICO, "-countries (more
convenient 10 the Rio Grande navigation, than to
its present place of deposit.) Astounding III mineral
wealth, and furnishing. at the present time, one
million of dollars, monthly, TO the British steamers,
besides large quantity OF wool, hides, and other
produc,Ons-the mind can hardly form an opinion,
however extravaganza il may now appear, that
would not be more than realized in a comparatively
short space Of time; for who can conceive the vast
amount of produce and mineral wealth, that will
be poured down this river into the Gulf of Mexico!
Since writing the above, we find, from an ex-
animation of the last report made 10 the War De-
pariment by the Adjutant General Of the United
States, that the following troops are now stationed
on the Mexican frontier bank Of the Rio Grande:-
At Port Polk-Poirt Isabel Zone company, Fourth
Artillery Fort Brown-Rio Grsnds, opposite Mats-
moras, In Mexico thres companes-First infantry0
compsnies-First InfantryD Laredo-Fort MIntosh-
Rio Grande 0wo oompnnies-First InfsntryD Eagle
Psss-rcrt Duncan. CfouI companies-First InfsntryD
FL Pa,o del Norts (six ompanies-Third Infantry.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE II WEsrcHEsrER CoUNTv-The
barn AID stable with all their contents Of Major John
Dickinson, of Westchester County, psar Williams's
bride entirely consumed the evening of the 3ls
ut SO rapid the flames and intense the heat,
tina. 1t Was found impossible to pair valua
BILE carriage horses and other valuable stock within
the buildings The estimated loss Is about $4,000 Only
inan rad As Itch war In Wa1 he
premises, ii doubtless the act OF an incendiary
Police Intelligcnce.
Soliciting Emigranf Passensers.-A man by the
name OF John Van Zant, arrested Saturday
warrant wherein he stands charged with soliciting
| emiprant passengers without license. lie was held
| to bail to answer.
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EVERY MOTHERS BooK. or xORAL PHYSIOLOGY
II Were this book read by every per-
son. and ts syoe followed the far Of reye=ty aa the
prospects, Of large family Of children woull chystcd
Eo sale a. Ne u Ann street. Airo tho reais
Pills. Price 81 Beck 81. Phil.dsip.ia. ssush Aird
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BY TELE G r APH.

BALTIMORE, Nov, :, 1850,
The Southern mail has arrived with the New Orleans
papers which contain long accounts of the death OF
John hcDonoush. The Pi'avune speaks of him as
philauthropist the True Delta q missr asserting
that he died for want Of raiment.
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nR. CoNYERs INVInoRArINa cnRnrA1. ma,

HE CONNtk5 INVlGORATING CORDIAL. rOR
GENITAL DEBILITY, Impoteney, Inoonnsnce or koctur-
consaerea the only remedy for oss deranrs
ments o. body aEd mind caused e.y rdrrcet secret
haslts o. Youth or indafrncs of ts
IperyenTs Thc following his
anen OF the laws OF nanr physical sooa aineros-
ssss ~, pain IN %, head AVID all
mpotsnoy or rrenaturs and total decay vnlty weak
ness 81 memory and IeweE FOR mental apfss os dsectou
Nerhon 70 society midiy solf-Gistrs ovo 81
,uee. orng ~! rdilo aqot hfc earn wAv AZ
srs osonnng in heahwsy they become pale ess saafer
a. rsr % they sfs losing their youthful spposrA4es
49, Sol o. tsrgns WHO have 'ga0ranNy injured them
se.,es N. B.Conpcuua al sassa2asiis
seck ana other rostrufss. have no ess In bs, s cr
and ncnsenes which ofssn np,ssss in wonderful
n.e 9soA on snticct Of any use a. che patient Yssng
s az 5O Nand ayoia the eurnrs with esasc hstc- rs
r@ Rsosure tliscorsia-itiB TIE oay anchor Of bore
leu ron can us9it without cxrcufe hadrance lem
business ~ home OK travsiiirg-anA be restored. n. D.
tnose yeluntary nocturnal emissions wlt
aha destructive and productive II q afh rieehis. 20
Wv ysen ineaPacts.sx the MA physical cr
49,; II ,is eeIaa contains no crari nerou ether
or o.cniivo trhsfanoe, ~ u- 10
ns9t Laca BOTTLE 81 the rearina lbs SIR fanVcr nyie9
sss orat blown % tte glass. Price g. ittis; three
sos,s 80 $40 tss bali DOZEN inro-tso ,sr'.rhs 20
"a snels vi n anrie dirso,icss asasmpaa5ss
krr .rtes Clamp s,ore) Sun nuaipss, New York, sad
y So'ytrs - hs oocc, No. IS 1bri Ecv Fost,
~, sor9 In mo ccny~ry haze The Cofdif a1a
eitsr y adyel oartiuy fcrwa~isi " .hcf aadfsfas
ascvs. N.doeAsrrod PERSONS whose sanryai rsst.ons
has act hssr relre,ive pns thes fssisss
sonse,ous ,iBsvs'es iaaFty aa-lt rsy
rzid,
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DArIrIc NJ. ~ srK.NsnfP cnuPANY-rnr rffI

DACITIC sstb STEAMSHIP CoKPANY.-THn pUB-
lie are informed that under the arrangements Of this
Company steansrs Inspected and approved by the Navy
true leave anama an San Fr.ncsoo the first and
fifteen tn days ef each enth unless detained by Odaba
accident the arrival OF The nails Panama
steamers Of che fst 90 ~ menth WIN touch az Acapulco
San Bias HsSatan San ningc saA Aontercy. The
ot tbs ~ eenth Ct nc month win touch Acapulco
at no other Mexican perts.
The new "a amshI COLUMBIA vii ply regularly, after
her arrival In the Pacific between frlncsso and
in Oegor awaiting az nc former TIE arrival Of mails
nnd passengers from Psnrs ard -cturnrg wh9at dsisv
with nails and passengers fer the following
San Efsnctco. rssuel line proptcra riii 10 kept
for the transportation Of freight and transient pascngs
between fsneua and san francisco,
1hs correction In the Atlantic viii be mainaitsd BY tie
sssmshIs fNflRE CITY, aving New York On the 18Th.
AID ChIRykEE les rs New crk er he 2.th Of each
igik as spare etetmef
viii form direct line between Nee Dfsars nui ina fea
Lea rs such prods &c II sasnr little iasoni,n
rcsils % Toe shmus, fcrmias 9ith tho Pac6o sea-
SHIPS through 3e 70 a1A from New areans al orts 10
Mrnfeo, california ahd Ofsf1n.
1hsorsL a ss for an nantt c-n he s,orrsd "a aPp
cetinn 81 Tie COMPANY "a SDHfh reft how YstA tpr-
cations Iasres ir.m NcN t ms should ~ uads 20
ARhsIhoNg bApRAhOA 8 w. Assass, at THAT riscs
Ntw York Oct 81, ls5a
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Police IntslliZcnce.

Soliciting Emigrant Passengers-A man by the
name OF John Van Zant, arrested Saturday
warrant wherein he stands charged with soliciting
emf rant passengers, without license. He was held
to bail to answer
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- tparey yegctabe for the immediate Of certain
delicate diseases be had in desired
at bis Office srenard street. Broadway Those who
npTiv in toe first stage Of those dssfes cured
in days, and those lingering
under The hands q great and small guack doctors win
thoinseivss world Of SUFFERING aad SUFFERING too which,
according 10 the laws Of nature may be entsiet
innocent ospring. TIE genuine Female Regulating Pills aud
Drop, 81 also, the French specific Tor leucsr-hca