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U, s. CoURT-JuDGE WLLsoE.-Ward vs..
Chamberlin & Crawford, No. s4l. Demur-
rer to bill. Argued at July term by Messrs.
spalding & Ranney for Demurrer, and Mr..
Swayne for oomplainants.
The question involved is whether the U.
s. Courts can issue execution on Admiralty
DEGREES against lands, &C, and the question
is deemed Of great importance to the parties
as well as to the Bar generally. The Judges
differ on this question, and Judge Wilson
delivered an opinion yesterday morning, ad-
herring to the negative of the question. The
case is to be certified to the Supreme Court
of the United States, as provided for in cases
of division of opinion.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE BoLFoN.-
Bradley, administrator of Murphy VS.. North
ern Transportation Co. Jury still out.
Castix vs. Halle, impleaded, &c. Halle
and Bryan (the latter not having been served
with process) are North Carolinians, Hazel
now residing in Cleveland. The action is
on promissory note for $500, dated New
bern, N. c., Dec. =, 1856, made by Bryan,
payable to one Washington, or order, and
endorsed by Halle. Halle claims laehes on
the part Of payee and transferee in not sea-
sonably prosecuting Bryan, and not giving
proper notice of non payment by Bryan, &c.
On trial.
JUDGE FOoTE.-AIussey ct. al. VS.. Buffalo
Mutual Insurance Co.; still on trial.
Reese vs.. Cleveland & Toledo R. R. Co.;
suit to recover damages for loss Of personal
service by injuries to the son of plaintiff by
defendants, received in 1855. Verdict for
defendant
JUDGn BIsHoP.-Edward Newell, tried for
grand larceny was acquitted.
John Pierson is on trial for grand larceny.
The Grand Jury have returned bills ofin-
dictment against the following persons for
selling liquor
Alfred Cozzens, for keeping room where
liquors are sold.
Thomas ElwOcd, selling liquor, to be drank
where sold.
Same, for keeping a room of public resort
for sale of liquors.
Frederick Kimberly, keeping room Of pub
lie resort for sale of liquor.
James Wright, keeping room where liquors
are sold.
Charles Heppler, selling liquor to be drank
where sold.
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LIQUon sELLIxG.-In ou- Court Report
VIII be found indictments returned by the
Grand jury for liquor selling. i-l'1
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VEGETABLES.

Sausage manufactured by D. H. Cornell,
Also, Lard, Pork, Hams and Dried Beef.
nov .16:31O 3t
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WHITTLEsEY LECTURES, NORwALK.--FOr
several years the citizens of the fourishing
town of fNOrwalk, have enjoyed the "Whit-
tlesey Course" of Lectures, which have al
ways been highly instructive and interest
ing. The Lecture Committee -Messrs. C. E.
Pennewell, Frank Sawyer and D. H. Pease
have engaged for lectures during the COM
ing season from Anson G. Chester, of Buffalo,
John B. Cough, Carl schurz, Prof Chat
bourn, Prof Samuel St. John, Rev. J. C.
Fletcher, Prof J. W. Fowler, Geo. D. Prem
tice, and Prof. Z. L. Youmans, all well
known speakers. The first lecture will be
delivered by AnsOn G. Chester, Esq, upon
''The Gods" It will be delivered on Wednes-
day evening, November 21st. Mr.. Chester
has vivid imagination, and rare felicity
of expression, and our Norwalk friends will
enjoy the lecture much.
MADAME CoLsox's OPERA CoMPAxT.-We
are glad that the time is come that we can
see and hear this SO much praised opera
troupe. A Cincinnati paper says:
Madam Colson appeared last night at the
Opera House. Her Pensiye eyes have grown
still more sweet, her brow and face more pla-
cid, her mouth more deliciously humid, and
her voice more rich since then; but her man
ner is still the same, and her piquancy Just
as charming, as when she appeared here tirst
in opera. The audience was cold and criti-
cal, but was thawed into enthusiasm by the
French ckaasonette sung by this great canta-
t.iee, which was rapturously and perempto-
rily encored. She rendered it in the most
artistic manner, and with grace and finish
that we have never heard excelled and rare
" eoualled. Her laugh is like the voice ofa
bird. which seems to have made her delicate
throat its home, and sings there a music that
it learned before Heaven was begun. Her
rendition of the celebrated Bolero, from
Verdi's famous Opera, "The Sicilian Yes
pers," was splendid, and could not be sung
better, and she was called out to repeat it.
Miss Kellogg, too, fairly surpassed herself,
sndSt each exit was warmly applauded. She
sung "The Last Rose Of Summer" in very
Exquisite Taste, and surprised everybody by
the artistic manner in which she rendered
very difficult aria from the TrOUatOre.-
The Spirto Gentle from La Favorita and the
serenade of Don Pasqual were deliciously
rendered by Sig. Brignoli, also the aria II
BaLeura from Trovatore by Sig. .Ferri and the
Duetto of Liberty, from Puritani by Ferri
and susini. Susini's rich, melodious organ,
SO smooth and even, so full, round
and perfect that flaw could nowhere be de-
tected in it, was heard with intense delight
by all present. He gave the celebrated In
eantation Scene from Roberto in a manner
worthy Of Formes himself
How can we help wishing to see aud hear
such galaxy Of talent.
The sale of tickets will commence to-
morrow at Q o'clock. Be early at Brainard's
Music Store to reserve seats. The concert
will take place on Monday evening, and a
full house will greet the Troupe. a
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills re sold oy
CHURCHILL 3 BROTHER, Druggists.
r s. W cor flntario st q Puhlir snuara.
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S-We are happy to learn that DR.. S. A.
Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup sustains its
reputAtiOn 50 well We hear it we'll spoken of by all
who have made trial ofits virtues. There are now
so many worthless articles bearing the name Of med
icine, that have but little confidence in any; still
we are glad to sec the success Of this which be-
heye to be, truly valuable medicine.
Sold by Gaylord s Hammond, O. s. Mackenzie, E.
W ssokrider and VIM. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
"a To CONsUMPTIyEs.-The advertiser,
having been restored to health in very few weeks
by very simple remedy, after having suffered sew
sral years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is snxiOus to make
known to his felloW-sufiersrs the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he win send copy Of the pre-
scrption used free Of charge) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
hDd SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH
Ma, BBONCHITIS, &C, The only object in send
Ing the Prescription is to benefit the aficted, and
spread Information which be conceiTes to be nralu
able, and he hopes every sufferer will ~ his remedy
asit viii cost them nothing and may prove bless
Ing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
1ress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
octl3-R -R26 Williams burgh, Kings County n Y
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~ DR.. s. O. Richardson's Concentrated
sherry Wine Bitters have long since established an
snyiable reputation for their curative propertes-
They search out and remove the obstacles to perfect
digestion, and yet mpart extraordinary strength in
q very shor time after using them.
The Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale BY Gaylord
rInrnrnnrd snd O s M.c.anzie CIereland. O
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ES-Holloway's Pills and Ointment ere sold BY
CHURCHlLb a BROTHER, .
s. W. cor. ontario 90. and Pub Sguare
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SpetiaI alatites.

~ A number Of years have elapsed since
the Introduction Of Dr.. ]. Hostetter's Celebrated
Bitterl to the public The preiudiee existing IN the
minds of many persons against what are denomina-
ted paont medicines st rst greatly retarded its SALE
but ss its virtues and merits became known, this
barrier o. prejudice wss overthrow, and the de-
mand incsuasea rapidly that in few years soarco-
y village existed in the United States in which the
afflicted had not experienced the boneats arising
from tie OF the "Bitiers aud at the present day
thero TO be found in an parts Of the world vouch
es for the great merits Of the article No greater
cure Cor Dyspepsia can be found.
sold BY Druggists and dealers generally, every
where a6d BY Hostetter a smith, sole Proprietors,
s. Water, and 50 Front streets, Pittsburgh.
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WORsTEDS OF OUR OWN I'M
w PORTIONS
2 Fold Tepkyr.
Fold Tephyr.
Fold Tepbyr
tr shetlsnd Wool.
\ al eoIors.t RETTBERG H2tslfEES.
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na- HOstOtter's Bl..sEs are sold BY
nMLLMLLLLL-L L. !. NM nr-l-nl-l.

HoILowAY's PILLs.-Apoplexy- who
are in hourly dread Of death, whose lives hang on
the Swapping Of thread would act wisely IN having
pecourse to occasional doses OF these saetyvaves
hieprsorving pIls-they regulate the action Of the
vital fanctons eoualzs the circulation Of the blood
and iuvigorate the nervous system. Persons Of fan
habit who are liable to epilepsy rush Of blood to the
bead, should slwsys have q supply ~ hand.
Read the advertisement elsewhere.
ng-sold by en- prneeists at 80, GO and go B box
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S-Call on most any Druggist or Meui-
neseaIer and get ons ofthe Perry Davis Almanaos
or dnecfions for the use Of the Vegetable Pain Kill
er you viii md them instructive, and By following
the directions an immense amount Of suffering can
be prevented, and at a trihing expense. Be sureyou
get the genuine Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
its reputation, and great sale, many other and
worthless preparations are being palmed ofUpon the
public. Don't delay, but get it, and test it.
Sold everywhere, and by Gaylord a Hammond,
WE. Fisks, @. 5. Mackenzie and L. W. saekrider,
GIa~a1and a
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EALR IA VEN OYSTERS

ram AA YEN OLOIEho
THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
IL VEN Plant Oysters, being the largest and finest
Oysters caught AZ tins season Of th9 year, are
celFeo daily By Express ia cans and kegs, and ior
sale only BY J. Il. A. s. GORHAM.
oct&kll l94 Superior street.
OKSTERSI OYSTERSH OYSTERSfII
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Read the advertisement Of 'Triesemar" in another
column. Sold By Dr. Barrow, l9l Bleecher st., New
York. Price sc, sen free Of postage everywhere.
Also sold By +. F. Gaylord and William Fiske,
DruaEists. Cleveland. Ohio.
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
m nHEEgEM AVS Pills rha cnr.l hiratinr


IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES,---
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
Of ingredients in thess Pills the result Of long
and extensive practice. They mild in their ope-
ratIon and certain IN correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Henstruations, removing all distinctions,
Ehsther from cold or otherwise, headashe, pain in
the side papitaton Of the heart, whites, al nervous
objections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
Rabs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
soption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Is the commencement Of new era IN the treat
msnt Of those Irregularities and distractions which
have consigned many thousands Of the young, the
beautiful and the benevolent to Premature Grave.
No female enjoy good health unless she is regular
and whenever obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most ei.eetual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO FeaaEor 10 an rIasaeg fhoV
invaluable Inducing, tgi certaii sodioaT reg-
ulGray. They are known to thousands who haya
used them at different periods throughout ths conn
try, having the sanction Of come Of the nosf 1ssf
nhpscidns ~ Amercd Explicit directi0as rirno9sle
and uhv fhey should not Be Hssd with each bor-Fros
0ns Dollar each boE c0ntainiEg 40 Pill.
valuable psmphlet to Be had free, Of the Agents
Pills soHi bV mail ronpfly, By enclosing price to the
4. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
~ Cedar st., New York
sold in Cleveland at VIM. Fitk's and Gaylord a
HnmmOudiG.
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S-The folly Of irihiag with Disease is
frequently oviaced 5y the direul results that are
solf-eTident In every walk Of life. Hereditary dis
ease, arising from early indiscretons and the deter
ioratng eject Of mercury and other mineral agents.
are both to Be- deplorsd and prevented. The great
object is carried in every line Of the book, "u
man Frailty, or Physiological Researches" which
has been compiled after much study and research,
aud Is embelshsd with ool5red engravings, illustra-
ting he different phases of vital and funetionary
diseases
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RHEUNATIsMl RHEUMATIsNI RHEUEATIsN
Ii Is well known that bathings, ointments, and
external applications, only drive rheumatism from
one Part Of the system to another. Sometimes, with
fatal results. Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Rheumatic Pills, often cure the worst and most pro-
tractsd cases. This simple medcated Sugar pm win
DO more to eradicate the disease, than qualities Of
crude medicines and has cured when all other means
have failed.
Prioe IS cents per box, with directions boxes 81.
Sent BY mail OF express free Of charge, on receipt
Of the mica Address
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T. F. HUMPHREYS & co.

sold By Z. W. Sackrider, and Churchill a Bro.
nsg-sse advertisement in another column.
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c. B. HATCH & CO..

CELEBRATED BALLLNORE OYSTER DEPO7.
No. los SUPERIOR ST., CLETELAsD, o.
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Terms G @ 47' bsa bai ssS ssl % %
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HOPE" INSURANCE CO.,
PR0FIl ENCE, q, I
Capital and Surplus $1sA2TS IS
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gns1raafe
ELREMERS
FLREMERS 1
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CAPITAL SrocK.,..........$1 100000.

OFFICERS.
WILLIAM nART, President and Treasurer.
J. N. OWEN, Secretary.
OFFICE-No. ], Lyman's Block next 70 new Court
House. y. P. Bowler, J. Z. Tha5sr and AndrsT
Bennett, Surveyors. augl4
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EIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

NEW ENGLAND FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
HAR1FORDs CONN.
Capital and Surplus $236,bl1
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. l8, 1850.
NEW ADVERTIsESIENFs.

HE- For TeleEraphic, Market and Murine
News see Fourth Page.
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BERKsHIRE LIFE INSURANCE Co.
Capital and Surplus, @ e. : $2l5, ,esl, SO
COLLINS 4 ROBINSON, Agent,
Oflos No. PerkIna building near nsu court lo.l..
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called on TO decioe between democratic tickets foe
Stale ,fbUerss thing which has occurred sipoe tho
d. IL the old COALITION The same quarrel u likely 70
BE- td into the d,eerlct and couDsy veot' Gus
tbrong ga the State There will be de OF truth tod
~ those delightful liue gatherings, the primary meet
ugs ilosc ~Lo relish exh hsons OF sranging and cut
cgltfy Oh large stale hy individuals wh0 are pefieos
asters VI the arts VIII b. Interested, Il no, particularly
ouiheo by careful reading OF the rocoras on our JUS
Cnrdant democratic cODventons this ear ihe TWIST
gs tLosc WORTHLESS who and themselvrs forced rom
the telce refuge ugn one horn or ne other o,
very csagrecable dilemma A9ord chance Tor consde-
rhbie humorous obscrvatiup The consumption of pota
bts among some Of hcse sapeAi politicians, In cOnse
Quencc II their perpeKiyi ~ absolutely tsrrt} ing
Office holers 0fCe seekers are alike coniouLded
S,ucp the adjournment at Congress- the propretors OF
the Mercha EsoAaDge, Ia state street. where Post
on &c 4 at preent situated have finally realized that Ia
accordance wh the natural and unavoidable tendency Of
the business and population Of Boston, in southeriy d
rtcto the Office must be removed 70 more central and
accessible locality notice having been given them that
me premises now occupied By the department would be
vacated by the LIST OF October On the oh was una
nimousy at meeting OF Ia, stockholders Of the
&chasgv building, 10 authorize the directors tender
Inc department. The Of the occupied by the
Pt Ose, rent ree for ak months from that date fhe
Office should be continued there for that length OF time
THIS movement was opposed rs Of the stockholdt
TO bride the government satisfy the demands OF state
street, and would be regarded s,iypg the
already made Of the unscrupuous character o. the State
street opposition u the Post Office removal II certaas
looks very much like attempt 70 purchase the consent
OF the administ alton 10 asure which would operate
strongly 10 the detrmen Of the present ard future ne
res Is OF the city.
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Whichever way IL turns the Presidential election viii
be materially affected b. q. rsa- e.easa
The happy condition OF che people 81 this pat a the
country may b. learned HOm fact that. although
large tract Of land aud large sura money wer@ be
quatbed many years ago b. benevolent Individual for
for the beet reason, that there Tor sACh an
irstitt4s' T Etrne Of ihe --rtLrfr traoucers Il Tic
South make n not. ~ this fGctr
The ,s~ne Asylum m Raleigh is sns large buiSing,
erected ~ the s- al cost 81 over three hundred tss
doiAss 1t n vel arranged aud usylaged. IL cpis
accommodate many nre VI the uniortuss insane tax
The state farnisbee T. = ~.
The springs, or places a. resort which mep-
toned IN Ae adjoining Counties we'd attended, bat
mostly by sbe people 81 she STATE FOR the part tbs
the sprDgsis chaly beate, with mlnesa
There many such shroagb part state which
are made use Of for siters. kitreMs Springs,
which has the largest crowd ana appears the
fashiouabe place. Is comparatively new place. In a,
thousand OF tho water Of this ring there 03 Of
the of ron 81 Of lime, 81 Of SODA IT of the
oer minerals The country at all thu springs rolf
iug pretty alternating with woodland and cultivated
liz Ids and farms.
The people OF this portion OF North Carolina are max
ing yearly great improvements in farming and in their
stock. few enterprisng individuals OF ample means
have led the way, AID the rest are following Generi
Green, Of Warren among the foremost in Improving,
Ia the mode cultivation in manuripg the soil,
buildings and the application Of labor saving
machinery. He probably has too the finest aud largest
Of horses IN the country Ho has this year SIX
hundred thousand tobacco plants growing in tine condi
tion.
Cotton is planted much more extensively In this part
OF the State than heretofore The production is increa
ing early The cotton, and tobacco look well aud
promise large CROP The planters want RAIN but there
Is every prospect Of abundant Yield Of all these inn
porsant Southern productions.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PRsuDxscE, July 20, IsGo.
Rhode hiafd one cf ne Doayi Statcs- r1aics Of tie
fe'ha"Ts q ne "Lisle Cdr"-tov Sprucue IN Ebror
q Dcrg'ds-7h Rcdioss u An shdoes Ftlicr hu Lad
and AFFILIATE wlh Squd1tcr Sovereignty MONUMENT q,
Ro,v Wiuors-Brvpu Usicrsi'y C-rmenocres,, a.
Rhode Island is by tho certain state for IIa.
cola which those who figure Up Presidential. n,sori,cs
ooun, her She has become politically whimsical cf late
and at The approaching election win probably sustain Dor
scbrluet Of "saucy little Rhoda /" by acting pretty much
as she has ad TO- and, instead q endorsing tho rail
Platform, plant hersci upon that q popular sovereignty
From careful consideration Of political aspects In this
city, incline 10 the bclf that Rhode Isand must be e.,
down ns Doubtful state with stronger LEANING 10
rcuglas than 10 any other candidate. Tho Conservative
element exhibited last spring 10 he defeat Of tho straight
cut republican nskei ad las 1e,,oo W NJ. sps ssue q
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Mo July 20, 1850
Tie Blair aad Ba,Ta Congressional Cotest-The Rlecion
cfBo'Te Prediaed-Ego'ts Of both Parties, dc.
We are in the midst Of the hottest political Congress
SIGNAL contest here that has been fought tn this
country Your readers will remember tho Missouri
tested Of last winter, in which nnetytwo black
publicaus aided by Know Nothing Americans, whose
seats contested by democrats turned Mr.. Barrett
democrat out OF seat and Installed Mr. Blair abo
zionist and signer Of the Helper book important
feature Of that is IN the fact that all the balance of
the Americans, headed by John Giner Of North Carroll
IA, voted TO retain Mr. Barrett in his scat.
Since that Mr. Blair has been compelled By the outside
Washington and home pressure, TO ressu thus creating
= vacancy IN the Thirty sixth Congress
Mr. Barrett was reuomuated by acclamatlou, for short
and long term, at indignation meeting Of all
parties, and the nomination has been confirmed &C
camaton at the regular Dem County Con ventiou
Mr.. Blair has been Nominated by acclanston for the
short ana long terms, by the Abolition County onven
ton. The Americans, Union men, have made noml.
nation for the existing vacancy (snort term leaving
open field 10 Bsrrc and Blair; but hal nominated Mr.
Albert Todd for tho next Congress (long term). The
Americans here number about 100 votes, OF which il is
said three .ourths will 60 Barrett making his return
TO this Csngress certain. t...
The abolt,ouists however, are moving heaven and
earth 10 return Blair. TIC city lie flooded With money,
sent here by their outside brother apoit ion sts and
abot speakers are imported here every night to
preach abolitoism and john Brown cruci6ed. 0ne
coin cluo alone has sent 81 900 Senator Trumbul Gov
Stanton Herr Hassensrht, OF Ohio and other lesser
lights, have been here duty-al expenses paid The
Germans Of this city number about 000 aud going
solid for BAR and abolition ism. They are being nau
rIized by the dozen They have torchght professions
every night, two thirds OF which boys receive
MY cents each for carry ing torch voters receive
dollar
The democrats, sadly deficient In the snews Of war
rely upon the preponderauce Of mind natter
right over wrong They number their ization all
for Barret,