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The New York herald., 1850-12-04

NrHoNY J. BLRncKBR . CO., AUcrI0NBRRs
"A viii Isu public austoa the nsrshaats isshanse
Y The city Of New Yorh the sxssss.h day o pscsmSs
the Laks fris Tslesph Company deposited securty
I w.BRowN. AUCTIoEEKR-LARGR SALE or NEW
ID Cabinet furnture.-This day, Wednesday, December
4th. at half past 10 oeloeh, ~ Broadway sold
at without large
household Furniture, prisng complete mont,
worthy the attention Of housekeeprs and dealers Also
gre at variety ofhouse furnishing articles.
JoHN L. vANDEwAfER. .AUeTIoNRER-r c. LAW
ancs 90 will SELL this day. 81 Il o'clock their sales
Of sieh Diamond yewel the largest and richest
offered this season. splendid diamond brooches
ear ring. head pieces necklaces brasses sneer rns
tuIqno., and emerald do gold pencil eases chains guard
sith the usuI assortnens The whole comprising Of
ri silver plated consisting Of ors baske
walters 40 At II O'clock spen did diamond brooch
1872 fin brants of first water also
one pair real silver condsi Asras, weigh l36 OF.
r ARGE SALE OF AMERICAN DEW ROT HEMP
- Mnturn Co. will sell Thursday the 9th inst at
II o'clooh in front Of the store of Mr.. No 800
Water street. 900 bales American Dew Hemp In primo
order. Also. for account Of whom 1t may eonoern a
suantty Of American Dew Rot Hemp slightly damaged on
the voyage Of importation.
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AmUsEmKNTs IN BRoOKLYN.

RR0oKLYN MUsECM-kEssRs LOWELL AND KING.
Lesces M j. Cyonta, Treasurer Wednesday evening
Deetmbertth $50 The en- tertait pents will With
TIE play ofthe sIRANGkRi hsanthropy aud Reptnt
snes sens The rlas Of o.r Union. by Ar. Dunn. To
AcRIfIcE AdnisOn, IS eent Crane psrfOr every
Saturday Afternoon.
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nILLfyEnY AND DRY eooDg.

y
AIRS r. rRTou. FROM PARIS, mas JvsT Rrcrryrn
~ ~ ihe ttehmer Itaukln .p'enah sssortatnt I'd K
N,Ne- tn.t -eioti Nc spite Nil afy Buck Mir G0vcF
VITA furtth assortment ~ cnhroidefeI shfr sr5rs =
lie ttNtGt Ptfisan atyies lfQ Greenwich sratt New
$4,000 -BsR9Ays. -HiLLINFR3. DsEss
VIZ w. maAers aud rHrehascf1 generally, are
nout.d that the stock Of ~, rt'ss emtto ter M is
tcs &C. lately opr-d bY Miar Go, ~ br1adEtv. hag
lccn uurthGcd ~ ATTY the detr, snf orrt
fr sle at e Broadway varsy Store, Ne l0l Br1aiFag
rqtr fourth street.
fFNo TIE IApIEs-PErER R1BERrA T5 uROAD-
way hasiust ftcsfvsi trgs l3s n thread ac Ctrst
EcrthrH Valenricnrfs collars sd tnna l|l
embroidered tanbr1 Handler fiefs from 81
uIwarfs 2OJl ards oren daooict Trning fcr sie,vc
a WSP DAVIES, Gj BEOtnWAY, HAvg Irsr
~. rrseiv a. rfr FraHkn, iars Az ia hifra
t asoruent ~ tphosaes roolHo Of ths latest dttisas
ccnfstnf IN part 81 curtsin maetias lace sol i.in
curtains window oornices and thate hsndf
secorati0ra phich they will st wholsais or retat
tss han ems other house tn ne oity.
~, NErvi IT. 4 = PAspAV. NJ fPNRV PT tTF. Wv
~ IL. !
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CoPARTNERsnrPs.


CoPARTNERsBfP NoTTCE--THE sUBsCRTBERs
" fsole propretors Of the Crnefnterr Company
formed Corsrtnerhip under the hrm of sANTON LIBBY
CO. for the purpase Of Ned enes the
por.on OF pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal
and for the ansaotioa o. business Commission
having Ascnts city and Of the
Unites states and the CansdA IN all the West Inda Islands
and % the mportsnt points the Psco coast possess
peculiar ana unequssd facilities for the intoucon and
taie of many kinds 81 snds the
busLets requiring careful attention part Ua-
ted states. onhee and varehoule. 2ll Broalvsy.
EDNUND ID. sAKTON.
WILL AN II. LIBBY.
JOSHUA v. BRIDGE.
SAMUEL T. BRTDaE.
NoTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE CoPARr-
ssr.hip heretoiore existing ketvesn the subscrbcr
under the name of T. n. sCHO0NMAKER co, has, this
day. beer dsclyed BY mutu. eorssn. The business will e
continued At tke oldstsnd No alq rutcn street ny H
all demands. =. N. sCHOONMAkER
New nort. Nov 81 1850. q. VAN DINE.
NOTICE or DIssoLUrIoN-BY MUTUAL CONSENT
ot The undersgned the par, nerip heretOfors eHsng
between them under the hrm of Ta-liabue Ronictt al
Nc &c Pearl street % this city u Dissolved Mr. Tagabue
aut oried 70 collect All dsbts due 10 fad hrm. will
duly lquidats its habiliteL q. TAGLIABuE
Novenber, 2Ith, 1880. J. RONKErTI
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FINANCIAL.


0TICE.-TBE ROCKY BAR MINING COMPANY
h.ye declared dividend q 100 per cent payable the
chce o. the company, ~ Wall street. the sen instaaI
New York, Dee lso. PHfLO ID. hfCKLxs, PrssideaE
JAMS psLayAS, Secretary.
MONTY 10 LEND.-ABRAHAM j. JACKSON. PAWN
A's tfoter Ne ~ heade street, Brosdway. loans
ouey N arg OF tma sums Watches ewtlry sirsrvars
CRY gca wearing apparel and personal property u every
MONEY TO LOAN TOR SHORT PERIODS FROM Is
l't nrNards en- tn dcs4r rtlons of property.
vatesd en sooes ior sale Evervhnr connected with the
auction nnd commission hnsirefs attended the maat
reasorahe terms Apply 70 y a. n. OLDFtELD aaotqnsar
conn ngon mtrhant real estate houfe and gsut Il ageat
lS william street. H'
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NEw YORK AMPuTTHEATRE. NO. 81 gOWEhY.-

NLw YORK AhpHITHEATRE. NO. 81 goNEhr.-
~ James ~ June Co, Propre.orss-hr James Ni1on.
Equestrian Mansser Benefit Of John 0ossin.-Saturday
evening November 9oth vii DO presented most atrae-
tive selection Of including the astonishing
performances Of the french Troupe the besuu fairy
pageant Of fCINDERELLA-Cinderella. Mdlle Rosa; the
Ssters, Misc Needham and Miss Prince hdla Jo-
ssshins Dandi1o Mater k.dissn Herald. Master O.
hen- Private 2oxss sc boxes 2c pie i2s. Doors open
AZ half Perfor commence Arter paat ~
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GREAT CoNYINTIoN.

~ he insect tribes met, Ari .rat took tha chair.
With mouse for the vice, and roach for porter
said TIE rat 70 tie meeting my fricnds you're
That Lyon cur fort lives IL cutting much shorterg
ncrefore rrlreee that With tooth and with stifr,
: We r1ison his blood ana fsrociousiy suck IL;
hr s plain that rats nice and each snail creeping thing,
tnlces hs 10 dishei must ful kick the tuoket"
New, just a. he finished ttmidss much alplsusaD
ana ere the ASSN bly, ile question had taken,
Amorf that collection of wiurs, tails a-1 olaws,
a shower a he ri ls sri he powusr w1s shakoa.
a. once they abandoned Al thouFht of dsha'o--
Rat cockI0tch and mouse. hrCils bed tur and 1y-
Ana = Ean 70 dovour falling itad a. they atoi
=. Ana thus the cCnvcn inn a. f1uruei n1e die.
frnsil ~ depot o LYONS Magnetic Powder sni Fs go
Hrutaatv.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

EELLows nINsrRELs.-y.B. n. PILLOWS, MANAou
and proprietor Of Fellows hnstrels has the honor
inform the citizens Of this great metropolis that his
hall erected the old Tatersnli ground "a Broadway,b
finished and his celebrated hand OF mnstrels
their hr.t concert Monday evening November 9Th
The Hall 10 hted In most Gorgeous style, cush once
seats sarpetsd, and beautifully lighted. Tho band 10
posed Of the creates. talent regards Ehiopian mnnrol
sy, In America D. Fellows believes IL duty to prensnt
his thanks to his friends and the public generally
who have extended liberal patronage TO him. and begs
state that pains expense will bo spared to make th
the most amusing and ohatte place cf resor In the city
Doors si[ at TN Atrasies
DIIGRhs PRoGREss.-Now OPEN, AT WASH
inGton Hall. bp5 uroedway, near Houston street, the
Panorama Of Buny.ns Pilgrims Progress Doors 8,
seven-commence At quarter to eight. Tickets 20
children half price. Family tickets admitting four PER-
sons 81 An afternoon exhibition Wednesday, and sa-
turdays at three o'clock.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

~ ~ Rio hHElAAtiC CAsEi-90 COUGHS
hts and colds. 80 ere throat, 20 unN onmraints aNa
mtrY 81 cr cftcal cured last weth ty AD
NAls Ready Relief la every ease whce paia exists ID s
inittuty cured ~ HADWff's Really Relief. rfits s1
and ~ ctn,ei l6i Fulton, iT Bowcry A3 uais5r Jis
broadway, New Ycrk uoteL
EbRD-MRs. FREwsTrR, FROM PBrbADxLPuA
~ tenders her TO ladcs ava ccntlausn u tb cf
tr Icy lcvc, ard iaw m,tisrs later areting dres q
3 srd scitree e7us'a'tivfes' nn hv NtnNf1a sfi
.' iie ehf'.0 f ,et t.'' .f SD. 'lht .'f H n t.f
....... ....... 49,. -. 44.s...
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DsIvATE DANCING AND wALTzINo. AT 1 Dosp

DsIyATE DANCING AND wALTzIsG, AT 50 DoND
stTeet-Eev oasses for all the fashionable waltsss-
Mr. Fearing Will In addito 10 hi slsssss for gentlemen
Iusseay ans rrdsy A. osloek form eas. for yal,rins
on "wednesday and Saturday AZ o'clock for ladies' and
masters NJ ~ o'clock The advanced class ladies'
Who attend once week. on Saturday. At ~ o'clock.
Schools and families attended. soiroes usual
TO pupils parents Or Erardians.
MR TREDERicKs BALLET MASTER or BURroHs
~ saire respectfully anneunees 20 his friends and tho
oute that he gives lessons in the latest fashionable style
0i ball room dancing a. home ana ahr1ad. schools and
prVae families attended kesdencs ss Fraakln street.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
TIE HALL SEASON.

EEsTIvAL AND BALL.-TuE x. L. SNOW SOCIAL
Union, No - will sive, TO- morrsw evening" December s.
Grsnd Ball and Festival at the Coliseum. $50 Broadway.
invited Price Of cktts Ting supper so cents TO be
festval - " - - -" - ~
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

RowsEY rHIArRE. -IAREwxLL rNeASEsENT o.
ssbz - sss S.s
nr wal,.eh Arsaass M 1iissn Ani.tss M Popsi
.S'; t,ssp:; y: x.ii.sS. b; ;PSIl;, S.s Need
Won q Sss sns s.sIs H :, - NJ Scott IT,
sRi,ry Glitter, Mrs. w.isoti Bsnss NJ POPS; aSs. NJ.
bss;: b:s;: .s:, = & S.:s::!;:
BUsroE.THIArn.. M s.' CaA....s srR,.r, HIA. Q,
Bon rs b.d: Don
1:ssIs Don Ss5.si Henri; Gil - bS1son; he Queen
S Old pSTdd II 'Sss'Sss ysss.s
aIls. S nsss: Is DIi;; ;:Ss S,I:;
o. begin 81 1oeleeS boxes % An' ~ Doors open ''
NATIoNAL THEATRE. CHArHAhssr. MAR RoosE-
Az vet.-wednesday evening, Dec. A. performances will
s s5S. Si'? sS
~
W. Ra.dfG Rwsps;s NJ a r,ySs Tssa.
tan; Haimoane. Mrs BsatcnSiis MsiSss Mss charie.
Doors open at 61. to Commences at O'clock
RRoueaAMs LYcEgn, BROADWAY, NEAR BRooME
carefully selected scnpsay opsraso drsmaso oSs sna snore
sr,phs limited number =, eS shs. price $50 .d
Co.. va. street also. Of Tsssr.: ssSsrisnSe,s Luis
Z. asSs
iarshsr nssiss.-Yhs ORIGINAL we'll iaown oaRsTYi
ssasRs aas %s
asemsnt Of p chrsty whose in this city for
highly rsspoo.aSie and f.sHisssSio suSsnses Tsis@
:s1s. 'Ffs % q s,s ,1
speetfulIy informed that the usual Saturday
oerts will be dooOntinued for the future
TIE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR.. D. T.
nounes to the friends Of s Rice sd "a. ppb
Een'ray that they have concluded upon presenting the
provided for the purpose Of besoying
SUBSTANTIAL COMPLIMENT pP9n tha, gentleman ut
On TUESDAY EVENING. December 10.
BuIrrruDISous ARRAY or TALENT
Such on similar dssimlar occasion has been
ILIvsrRhrE EVERY VARIETY OF ART,
From classic music Of the HcHESr ORDER to the familiar
Amonsst the great variety of talent who have already
The beautiful and celebrated MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
New Yorks Nightingale, the enchanting MISS NARY
HISS BIFFERT, (by kind permission Of T. s. Hamblin
The great Maestro. N. BocHsA
Tie admired Basso Profundo, Mr.. sEGUIN.
The distingrished Baritone. Mr.. STEPHEN LEACH
a. d1o fc5s r. vI5 H1sh vi. a ss "a.
M PETE NossIs ST. rnxr
The popular Ethiopian Band snr q IN
Tho magnisceu. Bands cf Messrs.
IN ,,,. DopWoRTn .is and saEtToN:
wu, Mr. W. B; l,,s. mA,RRIsoSi
AN OCCASIONAL ADDRESS
will uS be y5,tssn ynmM eRdafnH,% sId delzersd BY
The Committee negotiation with other talent Of the
highest order, to be hereafter announced. -, ~
Samuel Nichols Capt. A. NJ Dufern, James T. ots W r.
Broush Col Hewitt, c. A. Burkhardt Lewis c. CLARKE
Tickets % cents ef the house may be obiaiasS
corner Of Walker street and Broadway.
- ~,.. rn- .oo,r,,u 80
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

MISS JEANNE REYNoLDSoN, THE SCOTTISH vo-
w calist has the pleasure to announce TO her friends
and the public that she will give her second grand concert
at the Broadway Tabernacle, wedneday evening, Dec
lth which occasion che will be assisted by Miss Louise
Stanley konsieur Hlly and Mr. Kanter the celebrated
yionis Mr. Austin Phillips will Prssds, az ths piano
0regors Catherine Jock HaEedean "Cy desdale Fare
WELL, The Highland Minstrel Boy, John Anderson my Jo,
Home Sweet Home Tickets 90 eeuts 70 be had NJ the
rrucpa music stores and at the door on the evening Of
o'clock
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

0,RIPLFR HALL-HaDAME ANNA BISHOPS EIGHTH
Il Sacred Concert will take place, as usual, on sunday
evenir next, Dec. sth.
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NATIoNAL THEATRE. CHArHAhssr.. MAR RoosE-

BLIkAN, tue EiCHANIC. OR THE SHIP CARPES-
Tx OF NEW Y0RK-Herman Grey, Mr.. II. Watkins;
nr Ti%cthy Tipplsr Mr. l. roN JUL, a.rtIsy Mis-. Mes
the Fairy OF the Mr. Seymour; Muley,
M Brandon; Dwapgee Mr. La Favor; Young Quokset Mr.
Watkns; Hanmed. Miss e. Mestayer; Chaseme Mrs Graft
tan hamoune Mrs Bautonville Haidee, Miss r. Charles
Dotrs open IT 61x; 10 commence at o'clock.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

nINING SALOON FOR SALE. NEATLY FITTED UF
~ situated in business neghborhood and presenting
favorable opportunity to any desrous engaging
above business TO which might be ad
once.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

VVANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RnsPncTA BILE
w young woman. gose Cook, washer AsA IrsAsr; has
NO objection to 80 short distaAos In country The
best Of cy refereans be gwen yssrs IN last
place Apply TO $40 Twshsh street. between First sad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
United States senator.

The Lafayette Journal and some other whig pa
pers in calling up Democratic candidates for the
Senate, with, we presume, about the same success
that spirits were called from the Vastly deep, have
had the kindness to add to their long list the name
of the editor of this paper, who is in Washing
ton. He takes this occasion to tender his thanks to
them for their Kindness and to state most positively
that he is not candidate; that under no circum-
stances viii he suffer his name to be used, either in
the democratic caucus or the Legislature, com
promise candidate or any other sort Of candidate.
The wings need not be alarmed. We have a de-
mocratic majority large enough for all useful Pur-
poses, and shall make our own seiection, and
those who count on being elected as compromise
candidates. by the division of the party are count
ing without their host. The democrats know their
duty and will do it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
INDIANAPOLIS, SEPTEMBER !, 1850.
Number of white Male Inhahi.ants over Twen-

ty-One Years of Age.
According to the Constitution it is made the duty
OF the several counties in the State TO cause an EMU
meratiOn of the white male inhabitants over twenty
years of age, TO be made every five years. This
being the year, enumeration has been made and
returned to the Auditors Office, with the exception
of the counties of Flkhart jefferson, Madison, Per-
~, and PoSey, which shows total of Ia, ,066 The
Auditors estimate of population from this data, is
600, 900. In lS45 there were 155, 409 polls show
ing an increase Of over twenty per cent within the
last FIVE years The population, according to the
United States census, will exceed million of in
habitantS. The Auditor says:
The returns exhibit decrease in polls in the last
five years in the OF Fayette Knox Lawrence,
TiPpecanoe, Union Washineton, and Wayne, amount
ing in all to 40S The increase in the other counties,
from which returns have been received, is 80 642,
population Of over $50 900 The counties showing the
largest Increase Allen 1S1 polls Wabash 1092,
Floyd 1856, Miami 033, Howard S03, Grant goo,
Huntington ia, De Kab 733, Pike 6if Ripley 726,
Steuben 749 Vanderburgh 1913, Switzerland GIL, Yigo
624 Wells 6S2 Nearly onehalf Of the increase is in
the two Northern Congressional Districts towit in the
9th 9,458, and in the 10th s, ,169 polls.
In the State far returned, there 502 per-
Deaf and Dumb, 273 blind, and 61S Lunae. What
field for the sympathies and philanthropy Of our cl
zens.v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
A Merited Compliment.

We publish with great pleasure the following just
and merited tribute of the Washington Union to
worthy friend, Colonel Willis A. German. We shall
give his remarks in full they received:
''Mr. German, of Indiana followed Mr.. Clark in a
appropriate, eloquent and effective speech. il
was most happy, strong, eommon-sense view Of the
whole question: and yet 1t was graced by some of the
nobes and patriotic sentiments which could pour
forth from the lips of an American. MFR. German
forced, civilian, the same generous spirit which he
had displayed gallant soldier the fields Of Mexi-
CO. He pointed both sides of the House-to the
North well the Souih-the danger inawhich our
country stood the danger of collision of the
banks of the Rio Grande between the valiant Texans
and the troops of the United States. He showed the
difficulties which had arisen from the extreme views of
both sides OF the House respecting the boundaries of
Texas and the necessity of adj the question by
compromise He turned from side of the chamber
to the oher-appeaed both in the thrilling
ner, and asked the member from New York, who had
talked much about Texas robbing the treasury Of ten
millions oil money, whether il is not far better TO stop
the elusion Of brothers blood by such concession and
whether il is much better designate the boundary
by even silver line than by line OF blood The whole
of Mr.. Gormans speech should be fully reported. 1t
contains the strongest arguments and the noblet ap
peals Congress and the country in favor of settling
all these questions once and giving peace to the Uni
on by wise and generous spirit of COMPROMISED He
denounced the Wimot Provso having been conceived
should be put down. and he denounced in the
the attempt of Mr.. Root of Ohio. alarm
bers from doing their duty their country by threaten
inc TO call them doughlaccs: He spoke his hour and
then Mr. Daniel OF North Carolina got the floor for to-
day."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
Late from Mexico.

BY an arrival at New York there is later news from
Mexico The cholera had disappeared, after sweeping
off upwards OF fifteen thousand inhabitants Of the capital
city!
All accounts the affairs Of the country in
bad condition The opinion general, that revo
luton at hand Throughout the interior disorder
and discomfort prevailed and nearly all the frontiers
the Indians continued their depredations.
General Arista is the prominent candidate for the
Presidency and it was supposed he would be elected
We CLEAN the preceding items from long and inter
estng letter in the Tribune of the 10Th ut, only fifteen
days from the Mexican capital.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
Arrest Of Gen. Hinton.

The Ohio Statesman of September 8, states that a
telegraph despatch from Cleveland on that day to
the Ohio Stage Company, announced the fact that
Gen Hinton had been taken the night before, or that
morning. eat WellSyille on the Ohio river, in Co
lumbiana county, 1t also adds, &c We have just
seen private despatch to gentleman in Columbus
from Steubenvile, stating that Cen Hinton had just
passed the latter place boat, in charge of Officer
Mills He is said to be " safe this time" II comes
direct that there cannot well be any in it7
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12

gJ-Goodman's Counterfeit Detector for September
tees the following counterfeit notes:
State Bank Of Indiana. NesO Alany-1s, letter c. da
ted January lst, lS49. Engraving and very I'M
perfect.
Guernsey Branch State Bank Of 0ko---The cashier Of
the Guernsey Branch of the State Bank of Ohio, IN
letter to the editor Of the Times, says; "There
number of and dollar circulation purport
ing to have been issued by this hank dated in June
S49 all such counterfeit the bank has notes
dated in that month.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
05-In the Ann Arbor, (nIich.) Argus we find

% In the Ann Arbor, (Nlich) Argus we ind
statement of the comparative cost of putting in two
fields of wheat of eight acres each, by drilling and
sowing broadcast The cost for putting in broadcast
is Sl5 rs; by drilling, Sl0-maling difference
of 50 rs in favor of driiiing. The drilled wheat
was found in harvesting to have the largest heads
and stalks. There can be doubt that drilling is
the best and cheapest mode of putting in wheat,
and, in connection with This subject, we would re-
commend to our farmers R. ]. Gatling's Patent
Drill, as one among the best machines Of the kind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
Medical College of Ohio.

We call the attention Of our medical readers to
the advertisement Of this institution, located at Gin
cinnati. The vacancy in the chair Of Anatomy and
Surgery caused by the death OF DIR. Shotwell, has
been recently filed by the appointment Of DIR. H.
Willis Baxley, of Baltimore, Md
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12
Ot5.r-The Correspondent Of the New York Journal

Of Commerce Of the 9Th ut. says
notwithstanding the Indication in favor of the peace
measures yesterday the prospect clouds up again to-day
IL bcIieved and various votes have shown that there
is majority against the rejection OF the bills and that
majority of the House wishes TO them passed in
form other but they cannot yet agree upon the
details of the bills.
Mr.. Boyd's scheme for passing the Texas boundary
bill, the New Mexico and the Utah bill in measure
and putting through to-day, under the previous ques-
ton, without commitment, has entirely failed When
the previous question resorted to, in order to
failed by the decided vote of 07 la majority Of
thirty three votes against passing Mr.. Boyd's scheme.
Mr.. Boyd has withdrawn Utah from the bill in order to
satisfy some Of his Southern friends.
The question is now motion to commit the Texan
Boundary Bill, and Mr. Root has moved instructions to
report the Wmot Proviso and called upon the Northern
members 10 face the music.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12

g-we learn from Col. Aron, the energetic postmas-
ter of this city, that he has received authority from the
Post Office Department contract for the regular trans
mission Of the mails between this city and Indianapolis
shall be entered into The mails WILL therefore, contins
leave and arrive daily heretofore by the Mad-
and Indianapolis Railroad doubt the best convey
ance that can be had at this ime.--Madison Banner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12

CLTThe Bluffon Banner mentions the following
gentlemen being candidates for Secretary to the
Convention: VIM. II. English, Of Scott; A. J.
Boone, Of Boone; Francis King, of indianapolis;
John w. Dodd, Of Grant; and Geo. L. Sites, Of
Fort Wavne
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12

01-A telegraphic despatch to the Journal Of Com
merce of the 3Oth ult says, that Mr.. Ewbank s
nomination was reported upon adversely by the SEN
ate, but was postponed until Mr. Stewards return;
and that he would be rejected as Commissioner of
the Patent Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12

OtrHon. David T. Disney nominated by ac
cIamation as candidate for reelection to Congress
by the Democratic Convention held at Cincinnati o
Monday last
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12

0TDurng the sitting of the Michigan Constitu-
tional Convention, delegate from The island Of
Mackinac in describing the vast extent Of his dis
trict, broke out as follows:
nMackinae, sir, is bounded on the north by the Au.
rora Boreas on the BY the rising SUM- the south
by imtsblc space and on the west By the dag ofjndg
mentr'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12

70 Sanders Of the Evansville Journal is particularly
savage upon General Lane of Oregon He also tells us
there will be more wine than usual manufactured in Gin
cinnati this season Then he'd better take Of the
wine and let Lane alone. Louisville Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-12

0SrThe Baptist General Association of Indiana,
viii convene at Logansport on Wednesday, the 18th
of September.