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APPoINTMENTs BY THE PRESIDENT.

- "a ~ 10 U TII1 Itf1ofDH@1NH'
bEsJAMN I. JOHNSON, deputy postmaster al
Frankfort, Kentucky, on the LIST Of July next, in
the place Of William Hardin, resigned.
FREEMAN G. EyERTs, as deputy postmaster at
Toledo, Ohio, ON the LIST of July next, in the place
of Andrew Palmer, resigned.
PEARsoN MuNpr, as deputy postmaster al
Watertown, New York, on the LIST of July next in
the place of John F. Hutchinson, resigned
WILLIAM L'HoMMEDIEu, us deputy postmaster
at Norwich, Connecticut, in the place of John III
Townsend, removed
GEORGE SANDERsoN, as deputy postmaster at
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, in the place of William M.
Porter, removed.
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VI hCic'
This was the argumentum ad ho,ninem; but old
Napier was not to be caught. "They did their du-
ty very WELL" he replied, because their guns were so
long, and they kept up their fire so well, that
they knew no shots could get into Them"
In conclusion, he ''denied that any very material
improvement had been made in the building ofsteam
vessels in the navy since the Gorgon and Cyclops
were built, ten years ago. These vessels, however,
were called steam-rgates but they were not SO, for
neither of them would carry guns on her main
deck. One of them had been turned into corvette;
and the sooner this was done with the other the bet
ter II was also notorious that none OF the new
steamers could carry guns on the man decks.
There was not single steamer in the navy which
might not have its boilers destroyed or its machine
nv damaged if a shot was fired into her, as no ade-
auate steps had been taken for their protection"
1t appeared, in the course Of the debate, that
Great Britain then had 104 steamships ahoat OF
which "a were from 1000 to 1900 tons burden; and
that ten or twelve more were in Of consruc-
ton "France had been making vast exertons to
equip a steam fleet. Some Of her ships were 20C
fcetlong, and capable of conveying 1000 men each
and more, if tho voyage were short At st. Ma.
loes she had a basin capable of containing zoe
steam ships; at Cherbourg che had another; and Q
third and fourth were in course of construction al
Calais and Havre."
With regard to seamen, Sir George Cockburn in
sisted that the number Of seamen in the British ma
w was then greater than in the time of Nelson, ant
dated on the readiness with which fleet could b,
sent out. But there Napier took him up again
"When the present government obtained Office
they found twenty-six sail of the line in commits
sion. Those ships had got over most Of their diff.
culties, and were in pretty good condition. tn,
present government went to work, ana reduced tina
number to five or six. In the Mediterranean they
reduced their feet in the first year, to twelve; il
the second year, to eight and in the third year, tc
one; and the time of our disputes with France, al
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OFFICIAL.

The authorities ofthe city of Georgetown, in this
District, having set apart the LIST Of July for the OBJ
servance of certain ceremonies in honor Of the mem.
DRY of ANDREW JACKSON the President of the United
States has directed that the executive Offices in
Washington shall be closed tomorrow, in order to
enable the officers belonging to them TO participate
in the solemnties Of the occasion.
WAsHscros, 30th June, IS45
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MA(INETIC REPELLANT


mr. POWER, member of the Royal College of Surgeons
of the United States and for several years
Sir Ashley Cooper be condentally consulted at his
Offices No Is Chambers street, New York. upon all
diseases of delicate nature-tO the Of which he
has confined his practice for the last II years.
Syphilis Gonoh9a and elects whether Of long
standing cured few days, without the of mercury
copaiva, charge made.
commencing and stey advancing where its existence
the mind and nervous system of the patient Some of the
most prominent symptoms OF the natural
ges society and the involuntary Of few
drops of water after adjusting the Clothes subsequent
voidng urine. Hundreds Of have been successfully
treated newly discovered OF Magnetic Repul
son thus avoiding the pain and great danger a
dant upon the rash introduction of Instruments.
Sell Pollution morbid habit often arising with the mex
perenced and when once most duu to over
pains the back and lons nocturnal emissions, npotency
and stery the sufferer speedily enabled under treat
subdue this practice and the
stored to pristine vigor by the Of the Magnetic
Balm.
Fuor Abus Whites Distractions and Suppression
Mense and all diseases Of the female have received
large share of research and attention am the only quail
the empiricsm which feariuy prevails in this
lected branch of medical science.
On the doubts and fears which often deter from marriage
and all other matters connected herewN be
suited with the honorable regard integrity and
Patients at distance will please be minute posi-
Bile IN the description Of their No letters taken from the
Post Office unless paid.
Chatham street. Hours from A. Al. to 10 r. NJ.
S17 Int
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s tsss' fa', cps
s o s:% s
Home Ports.
BANGOR. Nov PAR schr Harriet Fuller, New York; iith
Bosros i Nov ATT sshr Cooley Co, New York; ls,h
brig. Paragon Gle Benz franklin PhsdspSa
s' Fe sssseP %
brig. H,slist Albert Sophia; ism: wind WsW moderate
Ts brig Me %ynaa ad Ssp
~ 'sS Nov "t @A steam shin Galveston Wright
%s,. r. Sss
Alkmaar Boston; ssIque Como do bgs Hayne, Noreaus
As.i1 1s - .e S'SSshi 'T New York;
Sd aS Gss% Taas
ger Wacheser and Protection Hume, New York; schr ST
EgoARrowy, Nov BAR schr New Zealand Philadelphia
G so w as Of deck Ss Of coal boat 81
Island IN port 3h the above and IL or Is sail bnd f.
GLoucEsTEn, Nov IiArr schr Glendower Bangor for N
HAnTrSsD. Nov li-Arr sachem. New York. Sid Col J
MSasr: brig: Boston
brig Greed SI 70! BssGa
$ss. Am Boston =; PhsaslSSa Mary
White, and Bride Thomas.on; Gaze, Bangor; Abstract
ovncetownall for New York; Chief Sachem, and Texan
New York for Eastport; Wocott do for Boston, Koscius
Georgetown, Dc. for Portsmouth remain at 10
T1a.. Ns ISe"y iSr B Bah 1s and
NV H.yrs Nov s-Arr schs Minerva Albany Surveyor,
and Lion Philadelphia
Providence.
PanApsLrHnA, Nov is-Arr ship Trenton Livsrpoo Pha-
dsphia Bre) Bremen brgs Acorn w Rogers and Eliot,
Boston Columbia. Drinkwaer Now York; Charlotte Calais
schrs Jane Eliza and Zone Boston; Adams, Povdence
Lohagd Clark New York; Emslae and Jane Bedford;
Brown Fall River; barses Mars Philadelphia Mddesex and
Ashland Albany CID brgs Rowena, La Guayrs; Oak, Lep
Kee Bostosi Despatch Proydsnes e9neco New Bedford;
Corson Meseroe, Young Indiana Corson, and Boston,
Fisher New York
FALMOUTH Nov PAR schr Resolution, Baltimore Sid
18th, Swallow, do Davis. New York.
PORTLAND Nov -Arr schrs Freeman, Spear and Or.gon
Kby New York. Howard Godfrey Bangor for do; Old Hun
bred. Mitchell Harrington for do with loss of rudder Mis-
sssipp Norfolk Cid briggs Centurion Guadaoupe; Harriet
Cuba. Art 18th sch Mary, Fredericksburg mot New York
PoRrsMoUTH, Nov 13-Arr schrs Hadassah, Philadelphia;
Coral New York 18th, Montana Turk and Policy, do Cid
ship Thos Wright (new Mobile.
RIcHMoNp, Nov A-Sld schrs Black Hawk, Santee, and
Meridian. Boston.
SALEM Nov 14Ar scnr Staunch New York; 18TH karque
Active, Cape Pamas Africa, Sept 90 Left Am vessels
Cuba. Sid 10th, ship Au|2)e, Savannah.
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Flour Market.

BUFFALO, Nov. l5-The demand for flour for shipment
was quite active yesterday. Holders were firm at an
advance Of ten and fifteen cents approved descriptions
We hear of sales of $40 barrels Shelby Mills at $3.50
Ohio at 81 "a; 200 Michigan same; $40 Ohio OF 50 9O
600 Wisconsin at same 200 Indiana at 81 9s Michi.
gan at 4 95.
Wheat too was in somewhat better request and pri.
were we'll sustained 5000 bushels Chicago brought
95 $500 Wabash, %; 1000 do, 95.
CINCINNATI, Nov l3.-The market is declining again.
city mills and fancy brands Dealers are inclined to hold
on, however. and - 80 81 81 is asked for the choice
OF the market From careful inquiry among holders in
flour we satisfied that the market may be quoted as
firm at 81 % 81 30 per BARREL for the best to mid
ding may be set down at 81 to 10 There is not
able quantity arriving since Monday Holders dis
posed to sell freely the first quotations but refuse the
current offers At canal yesterday learn Of the sale
OF 10 bbls at 81 80 100 bbls at 81 80 clear 100 bbs
at "a 80 800 bbls at "a 25, partly inspected and
bos at$i 25 From store, we also report 100 bbls prime
at 81 81 80 bbls at 81 y, middling and bbls in
three lots part inspected and part not at 81 2 This
comprices all the operations which reached up to
terday afternoon, and we think that shade will be
the current figure to-day.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 1.-THE receipts of wheat were
small to-day and owing to the small supply of some of
the millers there considerable COMPETITION among
buyers The ruling price in the street has been from
to l09 cents. sale Of small lot made at 81 l2t
and quantity Of 900 bushe superior quality was sold at
ll6 cents, which, however, rather above fair mar.
ket price.
A sale of about 400 bbls Flour was made at S. 37l
PITTsBuRGH, Nov. l4-The market ranged about as on
Wednesday. Sales Of 300 bbls the wharf and num-
Der OF loads from wagon at ST. Oh TO- 'I2t and rs per
BARREL but most Of the business done ST. TO- The
demand is fair. Buckwheat Flour is in active demand.
and sacks of so lbs at 81 each From wagon the price
in sacks is 81 IS 81 so per 100 lbs.
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHd.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE !!

~ this invaluable medicae has beea before the American
public It's ci6c and have
proved be only the reliable but also unaue
remedy in all affections prescribed to be within legitimate
nol Unlike many Wanted articles advertised the Naph
tina Syrup put forth for every amen
remedy for every disease but for its astonishing powers
Phamscopeia in aayng irritation inflammation Of the
its and Alternative and
above all for in wonderful property Of
And b. eakng down pulmonary disease when
referred to which will be
cheeuy furnished the Office Of the agency The experience
Hastings and recently Of cure yide Lon
don Lancet) effected by jealous fellow Iaborer Dr. Hocke
London sufficient Of themselves convince the timor
kepcaI Of tn. perfect durability the above remedial
agent of Justly dreaded disease fhthss Pumona
Tuberculsr Consumption Let none despair.
For sale by MOORE CO, the American Agents. A I
Ann street, and J. Elliott I73 DIVISION STREET on.
posite Ludlow, New York Price 81 bottlc-six Dot.
ties for So. MS I'm jc
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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES
'TNHE AUTHOR Of the PRIVATE TREATISE E." DIR

ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADlES
Of h.t !. I Sons auss
;s lib Ssaa s'sss to he
and s:psS o. tina, the Subject Of
brace. the whole Of those which any way relate the
to- E IL s.c @
public %N G faa' on
This being little although The ean:n.
- s is
which mistaken tits and its cureaiso
the it,
will w b. ia.
plant or not and its proper means Of cure.
that stream Of urine should be obsructed
bad %
d ySsT without Amy o1s shae M
thing directing the attention to the sea. Of th. disease Pam
,sy and o Sc % t is
T. phst tee 5 Of say these so ,
5 wSh ms
be
Of Many other might be mentioned but most
y tasfsf T o 5i Fssi & IA.
sss
SEEM would siod strong .aspieea Not that III. drop
THE TJMEA FORMER GONORRHOEA MAY HAVE
REMAINED UNCURED "A Gonorrhoea, Though not the
!. 4 % l. 4
to state how long this continue without
Scture for naturally disposed to Sric-
thta another II however should have continued from
eight weeks this length Of time least would strengthen
any other suspicious circumsance The third
MINDNohing is certain than the effect of STRIFE.
depess the spirits and lessen mental Not
thah complained Of the degree by every ndividu-
al Dat degree other that hewrer
that he active capable Of business formerly Ths
also serious effect though little understood but unques
tonab Indeed whoever considers the natural connection
Of mind and SEXUAL will easily imagine that as there is
medium by which the mind powerfully acts these
through the medium the sexual
the mind This however, better explained IN The Private
parts the world the Of Structure proceeds ac,
witty Of mind invariably returns.
With respect to Of Sctnreths it gratifying
state GENERALLY in very little time and without
late the Of this complaint Indeed in the
hands of proper and experienced PERSONS the Of Structure
now accomplished in many days formerly demanded
months Many persons consult the writer who
this city for dshort time only but perfectly ID
though has trouble anxiety Tor TO
those who their homes the writer furnishes his
peculiar of together with his Private Treatise
which has interesting chas giving on the
subject and written the panest manner aud which, being
enclosed in little mahogany chest be safely sent to
distance
quackey which niest this city he deems proper to MI Ike
the following satisfactory ground Of confidence
Besides his rank Graduate OF Edinburgh
&c he has published three editions work expressly
complaints Also he has letters from the eminent ply
Europe to the eminent in Americans Sir Ashley
Cooper Of London Dr. Mott, Of New York; Dr. Physic
every Physician Of emnence in this city. Address Dr. Ralph
88l(3reenwich street. n8 lm*r
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Passengers Sailed.

LrEEr9oL-Paeket ship Fidelia-Hon Pickett Kentuc-
Ky; A Kemp. 9 M-oney, Mr. Edwards, New York; j o
Colt M q Colt Newark DR. Leavitt, Louisville, KY; Miss
SHIRE, Eng. oe o
HnykE-Packet ship Hayre1Mr and Mr.. Dcraismcs CAas
De Rham VIM Chrystie, Richard williamson r Brocke
mann, Vim Stewart Murray Hoffman, Jr Ferdinand Graub
ner Of New York; Tre John Sauderson, Philadelphia
Augustine Heard Alfred Heard Henry Griswold Boston
Mrs Anne de Fressange. France.
LIvERPooL-Steam ship CALEDONIA from Boston-Wm Low
~, RItchie Jos Brown, of Boston; w McLachlan nj,
Newman. r Gillespie. Mr. Leckie. Smith. WIN Patton
O.good, Mr. Gordon Dubois, Wood Of New York; Mar
chant Pfoydeace 70 Grosan Rieh%ond; 1hGs Benton
Ms Shields, England Miss Frances Jason Hamilton Csnad
Mr psgrave Mrs Deligraye Mr. Wilson, Edw Maitland,
w Brehaut Montreal; Kelley Quebec-28 For Halifax
Capt Trott and we Mr. Livingston Consul at Halifax
Archibald. Weber, Trott, Walter Douglass;
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

mr. COOPER, "a Duane street. between Chatham and VIII
- liam Streets has for the last confined his
to the treatment veneea mercuria and other
Of delicate Dr. Cooper in celebrated
Lock Hospital and has years enjoyed the most
extensive practice in private diseases Of medical
New York. He the most aggravated OF this
disease and mild removed in TO five days The DR..
regularly educated physician and suffers
his patients until perfect performed.
Stctue-Doctor Cooper has discovered method by
which he the form OF Structure in frsm
two weeks, with scarcely any pain TO the patient.
Constitutional Debility brought by habit indus
ed by young men-This, when freely INDUCED in, be-
dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs, and small q the back
CONFUSION intellect rgctuness aptaton Of the heart
and ~esion society warranted in every
charge
Be and recoIlect the number H. with the The
door, there deceptive sign and calculated impose
the cedulous the block Dr. Cooper the only
lifted physician who adverses IN this $50 m'r
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FLsuR.-The market to-day is somewhat dull with
prices steady at So so for Genesee Michigan So to
So 80.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET, Nov. H.-At market,
1000 Beef Cattle, $50 from the South; 90 Cows and
Calves, and 1000 Sheep
PRcEs-Beef Cattle, owing to the large offering and
warm weather, have been dull of SALE We give 81 so
So, to include all qualities.
Cowes and Calves-Al sold at last quotations.
Sheep and Lambs-The former we quote at 81 So
and the latter at 75c 81. Left over s0O
Hay has much improved, and is quick OF $40 %
per ton for loose
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CHEMICAL B4LS4M,
Or Hair InyIC0ratOr.

REMEDY for Ill diseases incidental the Hair and its
"a restorative in all cases where Badness be- ond the
reach Of art.
MrRrTs or CHEMIcL BAlsAM ON HAIR INvIooR roRft
Badness removes Dandr and ScruH
il keeps the Hair in its natural color and prevents
turning grey IL presented TO world with firm he
lief that beautiful and healthy restorative Of the flair Il
lon No. 2ll Broadway.
Agents-O Fish Co, Washington, d. o.; Aver Phelan
76 Broad ST. Columbus Georgia; TuttIe Assembly Build
ns. o. Tenth and Che.1u St. Philadephs nice
en- No 1906 Fulton St, Brooklyn M s. Fletcher Marebou
Ulster Co., ~ " " b Locs row, No. 81 Beaver street
Albany; John b. Watson, Charleston Hotel South Carona
.. Tousey Syracuse. " Gorton Anderson, Newport r.
l.; and No. I53 Division street, opposite Ludlow, N. Y
lnkm
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER is

Cleared.
Ship Mexican, Demng, Gloucester, Eng. Barclay & Liy
lngston.
Ship Spring Hsmilton Trieste, De Psyster& whitmarsh
Ship sutton Galloway, Charleston, Geo Sutton.
Barque w Tyler, Walker, Cork and market
Barque Philena, Forbes Gibraltar Genoa and Leghon.
Brig Maria Spear Goodings, Cork and a market.
Brig Etrurian branscon, ADgostura, Nssmith & Walsh.
Brig Brig Entsrprise Br) freeman, Liverpool. rs.
Brig Frances, Savin, st Mary s, Ga
Brig Hartley, Carson, Charle.ton.
Brig Joseph, Keller, Boston, w Lewis.
Schr Ganges Tucker. West Indies w w Pratt
Schr Margaret Ann, Hammond. Baltimore.
Schr Louisa, Hoover, Philadelphia, Mckee, Hand Co.
Schr Sarah, Lincoln, Taunton
Barge Oneida, Hayes, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Brig Thomas Cope, Merryman days from st Marys G 4,
with lumber 70 esmith Walsh Left briggs Ellis We,
Indies, soon; Diploma, for New York. do.
Schr Oyoca. Squires, Fredericksburg wheat and flour
Allen Y Paxson. '
schr Brave Hslloek, Baltimore, mdse.
Sehr DaaI fsraer Gnr,. fhiisde def So'n
Schr Elizabeth, Beaston, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Mary Eliza. Sharp, Philadeph coal
Schr Superior, Smith, Philadelphia, iron.
Schr Eliza Ann. Racket, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Henry Springer Waters Philadelphia, coal
Schr Patriot Smith, Philadelphia Goa.
Below.
Two briggs, unknown. Wind SE with rain.
Sailed.
Ships Fidea. Liverp pol; Prentice Loudon Havre Have
Bruus, Buenos Ayres; Colon Havana; briggs Dochfour,
Liverpool; X Groning. Key West and others.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
OF THE
PERRYIdN PENS

QOALllY IMFhOVED.
AMES PERRY & Co.. have the pleasure announce that
in consequence Of increased facility in the manufacture Of
ty Is maintained.
j. p & Co. embrace this opportunity to return thanks to
their friends for the decided the
Perfyan Pens for caution the public
the spurious limitations which frequently imposed upon
them for the genuine Perryan Pens.
Sold by all Stationer and dealers Metallic Pens and by
THEODORE kIPKE,
Agent for James Perry X Co.. London.
No. Liberty street and No. IAN Maiden Lane.
nj lmeodtrc
THE ORIGINAL AND Only GEN UINE GAL
VANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
CERTIFICATE NO. - The supjoined certificate select
~ ed from number from gentle OF
standing and rcspectablty resident the city OF Brook
lyn and proof OF the invaluable cha
Of this remedial other evidences of ndsputa
Bile nature be furnished the office of the principal
No. 63 Chambers street,
The having years suffered much from
Affection does not hesitate give this public testimonial to
the utility and intrinsic value of ST. Jeans Metaire
strengthening Plaster and his unqualified approboa
OF the invaluable properties incorporated Ia 1t
Having times suffered scarcely to be abb
raise limb, and rendered almost cripple Undue
alter application Of the plaster almost
ton Of and limb much relieved that raised aud
walked with much than for
am thoroughly convinced of its singular efficacy and abi
ty to effect speedy in similar therefore
commend it with confidence to my friends:
New York, Nov. l, 1915.
2Wiliam street Principal Office, No. IS Chambers ST.
aud by respectable druggists generally nl3 2weod|rc
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BALTIMORE PACKET LINE.-We perceive, that a
project for the establishment of a regular line of
packets between Liverpool and Baltimore, appears
to meet with general favor at the hands of the cit
zens of the latter place-and that four OF the Liver
pool packet vessels, recently advertised for sale in
this city, recommended as suitable for the pur-
poses of the new line.