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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-08-23
From the Hon. Peter Minard, one of
the Oldest Settlers in Illinois.

the Oldest Settlers IN H9inois.
1t gives me pleasure to add my testimo-
ny to the virtue of your great medicine
One Of my blooded horses had a swelling
over the cap of the knee, about the size of
a hens egg. Some said it was strain, and
some, that 1t was the joint water from the
knee, and could not be cured. | tried oil
cedar on it, and all the liniments and oiut-
ments, and they did no more good than wa
ter. | then by persuasion Of my friends,
tried HI. G. Farrelps Arabian Liniment,
and was happy to find it take effect after
q few days, and it finally cured the noble
animal entirely. think it is decidedly the
greatest Liniment for horse a. wsll az hu-
man flesh, ever knew.
Esq. Barker, of New Canton, Ill, says
Mr.. H. G. Farelps Arabian Liniment has
cured some bad cases here, which every
other remedy had failed in, one was white
swelling and contracted cords ia the leg Of
boy twelve years old. The leg had with
cred away, and was so contracted that he
had no use of it. Three doctors had tried
their skill upon it. in vain, and he was fast
sinking to the grave, when the boys father
was induced to try HI. G.. Farelps Arabian
Liniment. Before the first bottle was used
up he came into MIR. BIS store, and the
first words he said were, "Mr. Barker. /
want all that Liniment you have in the
store; the one bottle got did my boy more
good than all that had ever been done be-
FORE" That boy is now well and hearty,
and has free use of his legs. 1t is good for
sprains, bruises. cuts. burns and swellings.
Being fully satisfied that H. G. Farrelrs
Arabian Liniment is the best medicine ii
the world, cheerfully recommend it. r
had been afflicted for sixteen years with q
most severe pain in my breast and should
ers, which was so bad that could hardly
do any work at all, and would often have to
lie in bed for two weeks at a time with it.
used your iniment on it, and it cured me
sound and well. had, at the time of US
ing your liniment, one Of the worst coughs
ever had in my life; and it cured that too.
rubbed it in well over my breast and
shoulders. 1t is also excellent for frost bit
ten feet, sores, swelings, sore throat. mango,
erysipelas, &c. ISAAC CLAYTON.
Kickapoo, Peoria CO., Ills.
Manufactured only by III. G.. Farrell. sole
inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No, II Main street, Peoria, I'll. to
whom all communications must be addres-
sed; and for sale by
Thomas Ping, ASHLAND.
Street Brothers, .4gencyeCity.
John Gossage, DGhionegG.
A. b. Gallingcr, Otfumt0a.
A. N. Bissell g. Co., Liberfyviue.
and by regular agents throughout the Uni
ted States. May 20.-3m
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-08-23

FASHIONABLE Fur and Satin Hats,
I also California and Palm Leaf, for
sale by STREET BRoTHERs.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-08-23

IHAlRS, q first rate article for sale, By
~ april GALIEaBR x SHoDoRAss.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-08-23
inducements for Clubbing.

Any person who will send us four sub
scribers for six months, at our regular rates,
shall be entitled to one copy for the same
length of time; or we will furnish
10 Copies. for 6 months. 2S 90
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-08-23

will be received tn SIN her md Fail
consisting in part of Teas Ss,flf
Molasses, Confectionaries 6kcs, III
be sold at the lowest cash pficcs
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-08-23
New Goods az Ashland !!

August 2Ist, ls5O-3w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21

quiet the past week and important sales have been
effected OF Sidney the sales pretty iAir at previ
figures
Cocoa All the 81 Domingo, In first hands, was sold
at o. O., cash, for consumption.
COREY The market more active, with sales OF
$500 bags Rio, and $50 bags Lsgusyra at private bar
CoPrER has been In limited request, at unchanged
rates Sales OF 1000 lbs old theathipg made at
lskc. cash. Yellow metal was quiet, at about prsvi-
rates
FEAIHERs.-Ths Gales since our last notice include
300 lbs poor Western live geese, at Csc; 4oo lbs
FisH.-The demsr for cod has nued very brisk
and we note sales at 81 o2h 81 70. Msckerel we're
selling freely At So SO 50 70 fer No l. IS for No
in box herring. ct uniform rates 90
Hors, continued In steady request, with sales OF
100 bales Eeastern and Western new at Ia l7cts,
cash.
IrDieo Some Is cases Manila brought SIS 75cts
o mos. Holders were firm, but the market generally
was quiet
IRos has been very frm-Included In the opera
tiors 20 tons English bars 1t $780, and 200 800
tons Scotch pig ut $50 80, from ship, with mos.
credit
LArHs-The market was not very active, though
holders were firm at 150cs. cash, tor Eastern, per
thousand.
LxAp-Holders demand an advance, which check
transactions The last raes made at - 50 S475
for scft American, adding interest.
LEATHER Prices Of sole have fallen of tribe, and
may now be- quoted I51s q l6cts TOR Buenos Ayres
light and medium weights; and Is lbhs ats. for CON-
mon hide. The stock however 10 not vcrv heavy TO-
day. and the demand for the eastern market nov on
the point of commencing win soon prices to ad
vance.
LrME-Common has been in good demand the past
week and sales were freely made, at S5c.
PRorIsioSs-Pork.-The market was heavy and the
demand moderate Sales of 400 bbls have been made
at S1 sl1 l21s fer mess. and at So SIX for prime
Beef was less active but steady at unchanged rates
The srket being nearly bare Of cut meats, holders
were more firm. Dressed hogs command OK DC.
There a fair inquiry for lard with sales OF 500
bbls. at y. a7hc fer good to prime. Butter contin
ued firm, and in request Cheese has rot varied.
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~. ip. :. the .
O. placed al the passengers and provisions on the two
O. ,As a a. sAs cns;.ss Ssy sr %:
.nss and about 8 the schooner ssg.os from s'.s
the beard sek and two Of them have
Home Ports.
Bosr9s Oct H. An-Arr e.th. jubilee Wilson, London;
EldIisss, malaga Rover Orb Allen, So martins via So
lsSfA . aAsf Ssr. r.s SsSn :sa
WHIT. is % DEL S s
ns id sss ssaf Bal %o1s
. ss ss RgsS ssSss s'ac c:
China. stHsley Philaaepssi sehrs nann.h Abigail.
H. 's;: Ls
Levi :s; :! sfs.: gfsss%
;:s: rGns:o' barb: syigS; Elm: o,as S. J96n Ls.t
MONTE Crissa David aiien PofsisSd Gsrl.a
Ps. A Sp Montreal u Ssr It's
Cole Boston bark Edward KnadsOn NYori sehr Ven
'f F En- sosp HiPsss down. WIN Nelson new
sc. Oct Barr brrs Lincoln. BuS. FRiyer
dor 10th Sea Beau Msrithew w,rsasu ehrs
Gates. SYcrh Tor do. '''"'
ase ss line S1' ssSs'p rssT
draw and was mot before this aternoen Boston
s u s; .S %s" Mss a'
M is1s PS brig,
for Den Chatahoo HE for BRAZIL Chisopee James
Crtsy Erie Emma Arsturus and herrihew for Boston;
schr Vgsnt ter Bermuda and 80 esal loaded sohrs.
nosns Oct R-Arr brig Geo Abbott, STANLEY. Nyorf
EEw ORLEANS, Oct llArr ships Revenue, Gro re Bos-
ton; Clifton, Ipger.ol EYork Trenton Snow do brig
Taylor. Sleeper, Thomaston schr Matthews Bril- Ro
bibson Rattan Island Below coming ship Quebec New
Yorh Cla sehr Mary Ellen. Mcconnell. Havana lowed to
sea 9th int brig keock schrs Sears and Sou herner
NEw BEproRp Oct lS-Arr schr VIM Thomas. Tooksr.
Philadelphia
NrwBuRY Oct l8-Arr brig Nisheroy, Perkins. Phi
ladelpha ,shr O Perry. Bunker, do.
PoRrsNorT, Oct l5Arr schr Isaac Aohorn Sylvester.
York; 18TH bark Rowland Mayo, PsnsaOoi 18th, schr Cor
vo. O. eokett Richmond.
PRovDrScE ost iS-Arr schrs Albert Thomss. Higgins,
Hampton; Mary Miller. Peacock Philadslphia; Reeves,
Reeves do sip Brown NYork Sid sehrs Chas
II. nry; RJ an. Philadelphis Minerva. Robinson do.
RIcRmosp. Oct Ar schs Fair Snedeccr, NYork Charm,
Berry. Bo,Sn Gid schrs HenreO. Tutsle. NYors; Mary
Eliza. Ketchum, do.
W; sohr Harrison Jones' Chsmberlaip, EYork.
sAIEn OF sArr sohrs Bdith. Crowe. Batimore; Rich
mond Packard NYork; Gen Warren Foster do. CID sehr
Martha, Niekerson. kYork.
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s,ryRp.r. Oct l9-CP.M
Trade ~ a general thinr. heavy Cotton wai
Wheat was unchanged. Cora "a. ffnrr az was
also Rye. Pork not active. but UNCHANGED in
rates In Coffee tie sales Ncre more Important at
full prices. In sugar there wss not much doilr the
nTmncss Of holders having resr,ted operations No.
lassps continued very sul Ireights were also duh
and parties were rot disp0,ei % max any engage.
mpnts until rotLcr stcanerE would rec
AsHE-.-The market for pearls vas atsn b.tter
end the inquiry pretty active. Ths sslos CON prs.a
70 bills a. 20 81 for pearls aud 80 iky Tor po's The
total stccK ~ all kinds on hand in The insp.o tiou
warehouses, this morning. uas a. snncxcd. Pots
1.25f tbls pearls. 1,9Tt o.
Brrsrsrt ~ Operator. geueraliy rxbihi.sa
less pnxiey 90 puTchare uDlcis az farther eonces-
tour we're in United rsqu'st for tho city trade q,
easter rates Foe iort ard tor the Hast there va.
rot rrtgt Zeal doing The transactions ser confined
g TOO itls. ut 3 siik asa 1875 Tor No fuperaas
81 90 s4e4S fer common O. straight state; 81 90
81 tstt Tor mixed % straight Michigan ana Tudans
end 80 0sa s5i2i. fr pure Geuesss The market Ior
Southern Hour not ssafv. but there wts rather
moro fc.ng Tie sales compfiaed 400 bbis at
"a - 80 for miytd 70 straight brsuis. and 81
good 40 Fys Flour pss IN better ieuisud with sslos
I'qi not rctive. some small lo.s ~ Jsr.ey wers
.1ld a. - 49, and Eraudywina at So 3-I. Canadian
uhscf IN good rs4uest Tor export vhi,e Western
sellir freely 90 - East Ssl,s vee ~ "A. II 100
tu.isa red southern ~ &c 900 bushels common
60 Prime GeneFee ~ a i2is 81 ~. 1907 bushsls
n,is,d Cspsdisn. IN bend. ~ ~ o. Re- vas better
With fsl.s - zoe bushsi, delivered a. zoe BsrL,
hes d. Dty via 'slss 81 200 bushs, Damon two
fsw.d ~ zoe Osis have destined, small lots North.
,xn I'll eDeei hands 90 iAs tsc f5r Northern and
tushs's tcli % GA. Cos for F.stern sixed and
&c fsr round yellow.
Genes The ssies " dsy were strut $40 bales The
market ailcpsh nc' si're Is hrm At the quotations
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Died
On Saturday, 10Th inst, CHRISTIAN MAIN, aged As,

On Saturday, 10Th inst CHRISTIAN MAYER, aged As,
native OF Nuremburg Germany.
nsssn copots Iodss' No IsT O ofO p Ola ,. =.
man Covenant Grove, U. A. D. D., German Benevolent
Society, and German widows and Orphans Society,
particularly requested to attend his funeral from
his late residence, No 6S Lispensrd street. without
further notice, this afternoon At O'Clock.
On the 9th inst, GEORGE DUroUR, aged years an
months son OF George Dufour, Of Philadelphia
To be buried from the residence Of Mrs. ID. j.
Moore Ills remains will be taken to Green wood
Phiadepbis papers please copy.
On the 10th inst OF dropsy, CAInERISE, wife Of
Tyler W. Lsfetra, in the SD year OF her age
attend her funeral from her late residence 2s5 Hud
SON street. 1t 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning Her 70.
mains will be taken to Newark Tor interment.
On Saturday, 18th inst. JONI X. LEcouSr, In the
Goth year Of his age.
attend his funeral this Monday) ming at 10 o'clock,
from his late residence No 4tT Grand street. without
further invitation Funeral services will be performed
in All Saints Church, Henry street, at l0h o'clock
precisely. After which the body will be taken to New
Jersey for ipterment.
In the city of Brooklyn, Of consumption, JACOB
The members and friends Of the family also the
members Of Brooklyn Lodge, No 20 l. o. OF O. q, are
particularly invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence, No. As Fulton street, this (MondAy)
afternoon AT o'clock.
Phiieaelphi. papers please copy.
On the 9Th inst DasrrL Trrasls, in the 5oth year
of his age.
attend his funeral from his late residence No. So,
Fifth avenue, this afternoon at o'clock
In brooklyn on the 18TH Oct OF dysentery, FANNY
ALArns, LASGwoRTHr, only child Of JOINS and EN- rs
Lapgwoftby, sged IL months. The remains will be
taken to Greenwood
ON Saturday October 10Th, A,GrLrsE Eur,nrrH,
daughter a william 4. aud Mary n. McReady. aged
1 year and months. Her remsins we're taken TO
South Huntington. Long Island, Tor interment
In Somerset, on "Wednesday last. Mrs. AsABELLA .,
wife Of Capt. Vim W hittelsey. and only daughter OF
George b Hood, in the 2ist year OF her age.
ON the 10th inst BpwAND AUGUsrUs, son Of ferd-
rand and Catherine Meyer aged one year aud eleven
months
ON the 10Th instant, EIiTABETH JAWS wife OF o. 7.
Bennett, and daughter Of Daniel Huston, aged -
years
The relations and friends Of the family spect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this (dondsyl
Afternoon at o'clock, from her late residence, 1o7
Henry street, without further invitation.
On the 10Th instant, Of typhus fever, RicHARD
TAyioR.
The fricnds aud scquaintanoes OF the family, and
ao OF the decreased invited 10 attend HE funera
from bir late residence. corner Of ursnd aud Elm
streets at o'clock. His remains will be taken to
Uackensaok. N. j. foI intermcnt.
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uARIrImR INTELLIG 81 E
Arrived.

Arrived.
ship Rerutlie. Marshall Laverpool vis Cork Sept i5sh
where she stopped tor ratngcfs I'll coal and salt Hsr
bach 20. ana go passengers. 20 Williams 4 uuicn.
Barb Atantha tBrL spinnet Dubin. 30 days In ballast
and lo pAsset TO konurray No date, Las a. Ion 81
tas the wreck q ire brig Gsgrgc lcet vVod.
Bar& Dans Breml Addehs Bremen, ~ d,ys. with md.e
10 ca Dr. End itc ttcersre StoI Gdsmeis
ter Sld sith Breuca shp Mot srd Cobden for
HYer Ue, lat q s. len Gi 81 spoke ship Amsssah. Of
briE Essiad tnrl. windsor. II day., . plaster. to
BfF hMsrs,s, Ross, Savannah, sdsy,. With cotton &C.
20 bunLsn Biuon.
Brig Creole Cot Boston) rcunr, Ellsworth, Ne daya
With lurber. 70 Moro Ho,y. whoa Gays cut, Nan
watch carried sway anchor, about 7p Of
her deck rut late Boston in distress whence she sailed
N fho 18th Inst.
scit csor.e Jones Looh. savaansh sday. With cotton
% Rn n,uiu Co lpth met, James Parker VI salem.
Mac, sctmsn, dice Of the fever.
SrhrA n Mckay (newl Dowucs. Nystic, DAYS
SER Ruio, Matthews, EastI ort, days.
Fellow.
Bark Farah Hand (of Phi adslrhisL ~ days from Ant
rslp. vi D passengers. 10 funch Aoinsks.
ship Helen Augusta.
B tBFi days from Lsshorn. TO Barclay Living
ston.
Bas casis.d % DAYS from srh.
tsfk belonging 70 Phiia3eirhis. name unknown.
Sailed.
Bis Katlds (Drsnl. for ysais.
H'TvRSnseapSlp Arctic, Lus, returned q, u o'clock,
An. from cruic.
1he s,esuship City Of Glasgow was in sigh, from tho
bighisnss az stnsct, lat eVenins
or al-wias. sv.ris.. NJ, ssridi... NV, o. r,as.A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21
MARKETS ELsEwHHRA.

BosTox Oct. 10 Brokers' Bo1rd-3 shares Boston and
Maine Railroad l0s do. do ls% ~ do Northern Rail-
road 7o,l; g2 do OK asnsbury nsiroad "a 100 do do.
15 0 $50 do do. sSt; 5dO Old Colony Railroad, 6zAi
$50 do. philadelphia, WILMINGTON and Bsitim ksilroa
3h; 500 do do. BOY co; $50 do. Vermont Central Rail-
read 3. i5o DO DO: 81 40 100 do do s. s mes stssr 80
10; 100 do 3I, b. 49, 50 do. do 50, b. s Is To- do. m
mos. 30 do. Vermont and Massachusets Railroad,
80 do. a. b. co. Is do Fail River Railroad IS; 10 do
Weston Railroad, 1916 10 DO Cheshrs Railroad s DO
Edseworth Company, ~ s2S 40 do. III l59 90 do. "a so
do. Grosers Rank box; IS do Bank Of Commerce. 1oOh
do fremont Bank l03 S5i3 % dividends Yernont Con.
trail Ra,,rc.d e" $40 0sdsn:bqss Rsils.ad Hsorssss
Mortgage Bonds 81 $500 do. do si; $1,000 do do s31<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21
Army Intelligence.

FoKr LEAyESwOkT Sept. IL, 1850.
The officers who left this post for Port laramie en-
the 18th day of April last Coils LOOMS, Hoffman, and
Major Carleton Of the LIST regiment OF dragons and
others their way back to this post and are
pected In by the LIST OF October. Col. Hoffman will
leave i'm medistey his arrival for the new post on
the Arkansa s. Major Caretou's health, which has
been impaired ever since his duties In Mexico, am
IN med Is still poor, and will prevent him irow join
ing his company In Santa Re this winter The 18th In
fsntry leaves this place for New Mexico the 18th
day Of this month Much distress aud great loss Is
anticipated among the animals belonging to the train
and much hardship for the gallant officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21
Married.

On Saturday merning, 18th instant, at St. Johns
Chs pei by Rev DR. Berrian, GARDINER PIKE to MARIA
M daughter of John B. Msrtin-All Of this city.
On Sunday Oct. 10Th, by Justice b. W. Osborn, Mr..
GEORGE BARLOW to Miss MARY ELLEN FTzsI,IMoNs-au
of this city.
On the 10th inst at Plsinfeld, N. j., by the Rev g.
/. Drake, JARED SPARKs Of Williamsburgh l.. l., to
Miss.DrIIA Ii. WELLS Of the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21
vINHI MARRIED wOHAN's PRIvafs Z sp,oAI. ,a,s.

rI>HE MAkhiED wOkAke paw ats aEDiOAL UUn-
panion, by Dr. A n Aauricesu, Professor
women; Tenth edition. l3Ro., pp $50; proe slTears q
suffering Of physical and mental assuisb
hsvs been spared BY timely possession Of this work II
intended especially for the married those
marriage % It secrs which should b
known TO them particularly.
To those whose he.irh does poni, Of q
family IL 10 OF especial appearances.
Here, also, every femaIe-the wife, che nethsrshs
either budding into uomAnhood The In the decline d
ysars In whom nature oontemplstss important change
osn discover the causes symptoms and the eks5t
and most certain mode Of aurs In eorsinA
tKxtrast 81 letter from Gensiersa Dayton. Ohisl
DAyreS. hsy l, 1877.
Mr. DEAR sIn Ny wife hs been rsrSeptsby anSns fsx
guisn and suffering months before and during
hnement; successive dsbilitasel
and Frustrated her, putting her life In imminent dangox
which was on tho last OCCASION dsysret Of spposeA
70 meet the this time tbow ihs)I
heard your book highly Of containing
reaching Or its receipt and
press to the relief IL Afforded ssrrcsssd mind
thsjo Its pages impaired to wife, learning that hs
great discovery Of b. NJ Desomssux provided aremsdy
opened which little conceiv I'd posd-
be Blu. for this another would have passed ovs
head in ell human probability wife would havs
In her grave and my children left motherisss.
is COURSE imsrasticsbe to fully tina ys-
tendos for the ,rried thcss contemplating zsss
sale at 80 Broadway. and at the Publication O1ss
I'D Lberty street, New York; Little Cs., Albany WI
Davis Boston; T. E. Peterson " Chestart seses Phjlas
delIhiA
On The rsooips Of 81. copy VIII BY mas
free Of POSTAGE aay part Of Unsea ststes All ess
beg I.as4. New Yort city. orss 10 Bhsrty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21
Telsgrrrhie Marine Reports.

Irth, rH-Ne arrivals this aftcrnoon-'
C,csres- Drg Nail. Philaccphs; sohrs osa San rra,-
cs,o Sutsn Baher Al,xandriA Augusta, Albany; Era
snJ David Ccr. NNCrk.
huved sthship Leland, Manila, June Sch. Avg TO- Ist
2? Is Ion ffoks Leo de Hctay Tor Nlork Oct a. lat s.
hip hafHisn, IRON PhiladoI his fer Francisco
HHrhs Ovaats kOrskns Appleton u-lca hsria and sa-
ri Snow nsiumofei hrig Dsvs, Galway, Ire, va ist-
mtuth NJ; Wn STtsr, NOflcana; Ar COLA, Wilmington
NC saul Brosn B.ii more; Nary A. Fnilaieiphs scnrs
hxtf, kio nacLs; william sns GaEolie, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21
Naval IntelliRenoo.

UryrsD SrArrs STEAMER BARAsAc. The following are
the dime nsions and tonnage Of the Saransc. lying
ct the Navy Yard Brooklyn :-Burthen, Las tons
length hoy feet breadth, FIX feet depth, 23< feet,
custom house measurement She Is built Of live
oak and copper fastened, no trsenails being used
Her boilers are Of copper The Washington Republic
gives the following amount the cost of building and
equppins this vessel during the years lsiS and 1872
Materials for the hull. Ss692l IS
LeVei' 'oo,iso
nss1 anu oPers o. 20 %
Boats. ..,.,,........,.. a 1872 43
Rigging and blocks. IL. l02 90
Sails .6308 rs
Tanks casks. :. .1,705 80
Anchors and cables IL 500 10
Furniture $50 "a
lanterns &C.. 81 500 2s
$lS2 e6s 81
Engines boiler, coal bunker, wheel
nouee, &c. $50 Soo'ovo %
Total cost, exclusive Of armament SSS8 36S 05
Armament and gunner stores. ...... Sl5,137 o.
Commander Charles p. Plat has been ordered TO
the command OF the U. g. Sloop OF war Albany at
Boston.
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Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM.

SPECiAi. TERN.
Before Hon Judge Edssrds
Or. 10 - Merry .g.R PsiaG- Thsufsr, r. Paisaa
The complaint states the person with whom the
alleged adultry was committed; aud In substance
states that IL was committed In The city Of New YORK
sud between certain specified dates THIS Is olsariy
sufficient. according 20 the adiudi ,atsi cases An
order must be entered referring u to Pablo T. Rugslss
to set forth tie Issues.
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Rama There have .. ~ some talss of r,nerias
m ses ~ SO G me. rov tt'd hiebe
Ess, s.re 10 bhds. No phIsi-l phiA Qusrcit-on
etrr-rh. eco e-sS
Ys..ris- rhrt.iss enNin seek conprsses 1000
Ns ysn weston st 80 2is ca n, sst 30 lbs
cuts vtsie at ~. 81 mos.
Geo > III. nsr,st tot fir.sreo ar.iss. svsa very
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1850.
Miscellaneous affairs.

Mr.. Butler King will leave this city in a day or
two for New York, preparatory to his departure for
San Francisco. 1t will be his object to get there
in time TO present to Congress, before the adjourn
ment, report on the commerce, present and pros
pec,ive, Of California
The two or three cabinet officers in the city had
q council with the President to-day, according TO
custom, during which the state of affairs in New
York was discussed in a conversational way.
The population of Washington runs hard upon
1000 by the sus, of which, $500 are free CO.
lored people, or nearly ne-fourth OF the entire po
pulation They are driven in here by the stringent
laws of Maryland and Virginia against free ne
groes, and the corporation wants Congress to
drive them out.
The city is improving rapidly. When our vsiters
returp they will hardly recognize the National
Hotel from the very extensive and elegant additions
to il, equal to the accommodation of l5O additional
guests with comfortable lodgings
fine large building has also been added to
Browns Hotel, having quite an up town New
Iorkish appearance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21
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