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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Appointments by the President

Bv and nth The Girice GaG consen: o. me Sefd'e
HESRY w ELLSWORTH. OF Indiana, 20 be CnSfse
dAsires the Court OF Sweden, in the place o.
w Lay, recalled
PiIILIr BARRON KgY, to be Attorney of the United
States the District of Columbia IL the place oil James
Eobar. deceased.
n In the Richmond Daily News and Star OF
"wednesday las; JOIN II. PLEAsASTs. Esq late
Editor of The Wing announces himself as, iron
thar dav senior Editor OF the paper first above men.
toned That paper is le be enlarged, and issued
under the title OF The Richmond Republican
when. saws Nj peasants :" It's neutral character
will be laid aside and will take It's place however
humble. in the ranks OF the Wing and Conservative
Gest determined that whatever paper may surpass
il in ability none shall IN devotion TO the cauSe' IL
LOYALTY 10 friends and The Constitution anc IN hoeF
atty and justice TO opponents
"a We hear nothing farther 10 day concerning
the rumor noticed yesterday that Gov room was
likely 20 be nominated for tie Supreme Court-as
he undoubtedly Mould be, in the Judgment Of JeF
ssyruen OF al! parties. We have letter before Us
which gives Us reason to believe that Mr.. Buchanan
will not leave the Cabinet AZ present
Newark Adv, yesterday.
OHIO LgGIsLAruRE-Tbe Senate concurred yes
.erday in the amendments OF the House the bill Tor
raising the salaries of judges OF the supreme Court ana
President Judges otthe Courts OF Common Feas lhHet
tho provisions of the law Judges Of The supreme
Court receive : 800 per and President Judges
y 600 This change should BE- subject OF general con
sti much below the average
ssndars in other States while the aoor imposed much
greater Had the law failed the services OF TWO OF te
udres If the State would have been lost 10 tue pubic
The two Houses met Joint ballot this ai,ernooH and
elected the following named gentlemen TO tue seVeFa
offices designated -.
LETT. 49,, -. -,
Zanesv;Ile fOnio STATE Journal, gath
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF yERMoSr.-We stated
some time since tbs, the Montpelier Waterman had eS-
pressed its fears ,hs, Prof Adams who had been sp
pointed By Gov Sade conduct the Geological Survey
oil Vermont, not in all respects qualified for the
work Ii is than fair to state ,ha, the Watch
man. on being better informed modified its statement
'o'newnRi Prof Adams was appoinsnd By the special
eosiee o, Presidcn, Hitchcock of Amherst College
whose In such matters is entitled to Amos; Inn
phei commence. We regret giving currency to any
statements calculated produce the impression ths be
is incompetent TO perform the a.l he has undertaken
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r. The Tombigbee River al Aberdeen, Missis-
sipp low that the steamboats, have been able
ID approach the place consequently cotton mas been
shipp from tia; place during the Great guam
titles have been stored
Eve regret 10 state that Hon B. w Jenness.
member OF the Unired States Senate from New Hsmp
shire. ia confined his al the BroomheId House
in this city, By severe indisPositon. IBost Post
q William Md gely 50 English Iaborer. was
instantly killed while work at Buiao BY the falling OF
a log on Monday last;
II The Z s ship Cumberland sailed from Ros-
ton on the 18Th for The Gut Of Mexico.
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DR- G RENI sMIruls


PILLs-Sr6AR CoArED--Are me very best and na'
pleasant remedy known for the OF coughs, ee's'
headache, indigestion and all arrangements Of the ';'
ach and liver impurities OF the blood, piles, VOTES
bilious complaints, and obstruc,ions OF all kinds. Ta9
sands upon thousands have experienced the troh Of "
shove and from their recommendation thousands r
are making the successful experiment, in all psru Of u
country where these Pills deservedly pOpular :
am so confident of their entire efficacy In all the aa0'
cases, that will bind myself charge nothing II y
Pills do not perform cure One thing remember U,
genuine Improved Indian Vegetable Sugar Coe'r
Pills, have q. BENZ. SMITH written on the bottom
each box. Office lag Greenwch..t large brick block
Also sold By Rushton s. Co. no Broadway, and eo'-
Bowery. corner Grand 81 C. BENZ sMiIb
P.s.-Wanted or 3 good faithful girls 10 labe! So's'
An sRIcAS arsEum-splendid performances his w =
noon O'Clock and is evening Ut hAf past u HoS-
"a Dill a-t YOU re surS 10 20.
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MARRIED:

On Thursday Evening. 29th inst. by Rev. DR.. Tyne
Rector of 81. Georges. Mr. WM. BARBI1T, OF the irn
ter of the late Thos F. Vanderbilt NJ n all OF this city
AT New. Haven Conn. on Monday 26th inst, by Rev.
billiard Bryant E WAINWRIGHT BUTLER, of New
York to MARY AUGUSTA daughter OF the late Richard
D. Hamilton ESQ. OF this city.
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ou1sIDE-Fu.. PGge-Mus.c; Tax Reform The
Spirit Of Peace Trojan Captains. Fort P0se-Rehsc-
sions Of Rumseler Letter from Alabama Statistics
Of Real Estate Sales Of stocks Marine Journal List OF
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Court 1aIeadnr.

COMMON PLEAs-Mopday-Pa l-Nos 80. 81, II, 40
9. l. IT, 81. 65 II. 70 go. Part > in Asa Aid Room
Nos 30. As 80 Al. 80, 3, "a, ~ - AZ.
The Superior Court will also commence ita Feb. term
On Monday and the Circuii Court reopen.
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" The stores in the beautiful row Of buildings Oh
William much admired being fitted up in msani
fccn, style. The signs similar to the Goa sign In irons
Of this building are, we presume from the establish
neut of Mr. MUNDEN, whose skill in sign making IN
surpassed
The competition in business nowadays is such to"
the conspicuous signs necessary TO aitEs"
customers. Indeed It always the best plan TO de
pend upon signs alone, bu. to use other means. 70
those vino would cultivate the trade Of the country TIE
facilities Tor advertising in country papers are comp4v
and a: cos; merely nominal at LEAST compared wiz
older countries where he duy aioae is than IRE
times the cost Of advertisement here In another
column it wi be seen that there an Agent Invested
with authority 10 receive advertisements and subscrP
,iona for most OF the hes; papers OF all the cities and
principal towns in the United States and Canada ard
lay empowered N gtce receipts. Those therefore W.T.
believe in the application Of the power Of the Presto
business. may call me authorized A9>nt v B. PAY
Err a. his Country Newspaper Advertising Agency il
the Tribune Buildings those who are employed?
him in the Transaction of the business OF his Office ard
from whom small psmpble; may be had, the g" Roae
Weshh containing much useful information on the SUI
jecs 0: advertising in country papers.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


Il Prof Gray's lecture before the BROOKLYN In
stitu,e Thursday evening on the Probable Duration
Of the Earth and its Future Destruction Of the
most able and interesting of the From the
changes which are going in the earths surface in the
geological period comparatively just commenced he
standard of comparison of the time required TO
form the rocks OF pas, periods Their and i'm
beded fossils gave inconesaoe evidence of the long
ages each had required. Reasoning from analogy the
presen. period continue yet many thousand years
His reference the perfect agreement Of fair geological
deductions and Revelation. forcible and eloquent
Prof Gray is late Of Marietta College and Is the author
of valuable Chemistry and other works; ne mas oeen
for many years devoted the Natural Sciences and in
connection with and others following IN the pain
OF Johnston Li-bs and giving the results OF their Ia
bors 20 the public. He has been recently appointed
Prof of Natural Sciences in the new Collegiate Female
Seminary soon 10 De opened in Brooklyn.
II On the Isl, of April the ferry boats on the
South Ferry will commence running for the night-the
las, boat 10 leave Brooklyn II o'clock and n York al
quarter pas, IL
y- The Kings County Common Pleas and Gen
ers Sessions will commence their February term on
Monday next. There will be comparatively small
amount OF business before either of them. The County
has not Tor some past been free as at present
from crime and litigation.
ET There were 20 deaths in Brooklyn last
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ry Subscribers to The Tribune in the Ninth and
sixteenth Wards will please notify their papers are
no. served a. early hour. We are determined on
change of carriers every route where the papers are
served late.
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II Rev SAMUEL I. Southland will preach the I'D
in the course of Sermons the Young in the P Z gS
Church OF the Holy geIists ST. ToirS
Evening LET FEB. Service 10 commence a, ierc
o'clock. Service also at lOt A. N. and 3 P N. Al y
seats In tbs Church are free
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t}usirrss Notices.

DocroR TAyLoRs BALsAN OF LtvERwoRr.-Th" IN
parslleed opgiricd. chrono.thermal remedy 10 DALI
making new and firm friends. physician called 70
day who is connected with the surgical department
the Nes York Hospital and who after having consute
in Of the abest Surgeons this continent
was induced 10 use the Genuine Balsam of Liverwor
direct from the office, 375 Bowery. the bottle Is not
sc, exbau sted and his words Your medicine 'ir
a astonishing remedy had no faith mi tathr't
but there is nothing in the world ike it has proved
In my case, perfect specific. | mix two teaspoon''u
in halt tumber of water and su0ar and its taste ' De
lightul and very similar TO old Madeira wine. 'h'i
recommend it With confidence lie bought another
bottle tor friend There IS hardly hamlet, village OF
in the United States there not more oT
less Of Consumption. asthma bronchitis ea'arrh
liver complaint spiug blood pain in the side con'umP
tive dyspepsia sc. SC. We have numerous 'eslimo
mails from doctors ministers and other respectable maj
viduals all the country corroboratng s wonder
ful efficacy in the above Diseases also in colds coughs
and curing children 1t should be in every family f''
sale as above by Leeds & Hazard Druggists, IN Wafer
st; Mrs Hays, l3g Futon,st Brooklyn. Two Ply"
clans always in attendance at the Office 30 Bowery
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- BENJAMIS b. BowES. OF this City, was rob
bed in his hotel in Cincinnati of seventy dollars all the
money be had Mr.. B. left this City TWO months
ago on Western ana Southern for the purpose of
lecturiuc on the Condition and Education of the Blind in
tn, United States He is himself blind and has been
from infancy and is worthy and able representative OF
that unfortunate class How depraved must be the man
who could rob him or any other blind man
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IsDrANA.-The joint vote in the Legislature
(which adjourned on the Goth on the passage OF the
aill to compromise the State Debt was as follows;
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II Petitions from every part of the State are
pouring in TO the New'Jersey Legislature praying
that the question of granting Licenses may be sub
mi,.ed directly to the votes of the People. There
are amongst Others, two from Passaic each some
where about 40 feet long. and signed by about
thousand persons of both sexes, Another is signed
by several hundred Ladies OF Railway.
v-r .i,..,,. !. ~; e,,ar.-,, O. .;a, h.l1
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tS- 1t will be seen by reference to our LesisIa-
tive proceedings that the Assembly Committee on
Elections reported on Wednesday in favor Of Civ
ing EPENErus CROSBY, Wing, OF Duchess the
seat now occupied by Mr.. Pierce Loco.
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~ Tho Massachusetts AMI Slavery Society held
ito annual meeting at Boston on "Wednesday.
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AMERICAN McsEua-Splendd performances thi' - i
noon O'Clock and lhs evening 1t hAI past '- ho
ina bill eat you re slrs 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-31
THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,
RY DR. RALPH

I'm CERTAIN DISEASES, in which the best and most
" convenient of the planes possi
BILE manner 1.-THE prescription, used in the authors
description Of disorders frequently mistaken
for venerea which afford wide field for the extorons and
Few aware of the numerous and varied Of dec
Greenwich street. Price sI tSeut by post nuboundI
Several pretenders hare nearly initiated the title Of this
book and advertisements, they could dos those cho should
be misied cil. howerer, soon detect the imposition
r. D. Aware Of general those
who obude their skill upon the public muttudes Of whom
in almost paper It'll considered duty
the following the ground which this little
book claims especial confidence
Besides rank Graduate of Edinburgh
former works viz, The Domestic Guide to Medicine
which has passed through several editions, Tiea.
tse on Dyspepsia the Epidemic he has tes
letters from The most eminent Of Europe
Of this city, Dr. Physck or Philadelphia and Others and
which is most gratifying has refer TO almost
every enyslclan oiemInence IN the city ja23 imos-r
VARIOUS sizes and colo on hand aadfor sae
~ ,m.me cST..,s ., vas1 ~ UE,
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Medical Aid.
DR. GREGORY, No. 3 Roosevelt str,

nR GREGORY, No Roosevelt consulted in all
~ diseases of private Dr. g. regular Physician
aad and of than twenty years experiences
during which time he has made valuable ard
discoveries speedily Terms for mcdi
cine and advice and will be Of
the country.
STRUCTURE THE URETHRA-This most dreadful form Of
the disease yields the of Dr. in the
shng He the inventor of method by which he
will warrant in many days formerly
months and besides this his plan the least
painful the certain and abiding whereas the old mode
treatment did frequently leave the patient off, may
be- ncurable structure of thirty duration cured
by DR.. g. single week One Of the most common symp
toms Of structure little involuntary escape Of water mpedi
tely alter urnang printed circular upon this subject
will be forwarded on application
The PRIVATE TREATISE, called 1.-THE Rubicon."-This
little volume of which Pr G. is the author and publisher is
essentially important with those who for good
happen to need slen. and truty friend i j. written IN
Il treats upon the disease: and Of
hod Of small edition work has been prepared
be sent BY malt the which about cents
part Of the United states.
Dr. Gregorys private Offices No. Roosevelt street,
one door from Chatham ST. h,d his Cordial and Book
muncation. win be considered strictly con6de9t The fol-
lowing drug for the sale Of the book and
remedies NO rs William Maiden Lane; 30 Fulton
St. corner OF Water st. 70 Fulton OF Gold
Bowery corner Of Wake lag Delaney Of Su
folk East Broadway, OF Market and both
corners of Broadway and Chambers st. n23 liner
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

o.an. ca aa S,n Se Rsan snip s s
s # he r.: e. sss
Fl 2: =:
.Svs her Sawa.s and her yard
s iss1
I
her TO leak very badly In this gale the G. lost
Bn sS Ge IS
some weeks snce reported ashore near Cape Henry du.
ADVISED any very m,'. IA. DAMAGE p,n,
cd seo%ns si 1 ' fv i' .eh1 t.f
ford May, NY ssl a.. r,.... p Nv..,.
S: Hs: essa;
Notice to Mariners.
DEPARTMENT STATE, Washington Jan 18th. following
from the legation Of the United States Copenhs-
Norcr MARrsEn.-" fixed light with len. apparatus,
Of the fourth order class: will be placed light house
s' % Mo ss tSs
@ on hs w ~ IN;
afterwards kept burning during the hours the other
@ E Da
oun and Mosn kn the
direction Of about northeast half east
of State from the consulate Of the States Lon
NorIcE TO MARrSrns-CHAsSELs IN THE VICINITY or
YARMourH-TRiSIIY Hou.E LONDON 3orh December, 1875
channel. b the vicinity Of Yarmouth and Lowes,oi having
recently taken place, notice hereby given that the UNDER
mentioned alterations Of the buovage thcre will be mme
dIatey carried into effects and that should the de-
creased depth OF water in St Nicholas Gateway remain with
out the light vessel therein will be removed
the position hereunder mentioned about the LIST April
next
Tar ScRoEr SAND having extended to the westward be-
placed to mark this projecting part.
CoRroN SANp.A ridge having grown M in westerly di.
cton between the west aud southwest buoys white buoy
will be placed to mark the inner part OF the said ridge
INNER SHoAL LowsToFT RoAps-The white buoy thereon
will be moved southeast and placed where the
outer wreck busy now lies.
"A black buoy will replace wreck buoy now lying ON the
inshore part OF the said inner shoal.
81. Nicholas Gar AND LIGHT VEssEI.-The depth Of
ter in ST. Nicholas having decreased and formed
itself extending from the W. Corton St Nj
choas (otherwse Ketebottom) Sand having than
three fathoms thereon at low spring tides here
BY given that in order facilitate the navigation into
OF Yarmouth Roads, through the wide deep water channel
between the Scroby and st Ketleboom Sands,
commonly called Hewetts Channel the St Nicholas light
vessel will about the LIST April before mentioned
be taken aud moved the position occupied
red beacon buoy the Southern end Of the ST Nicholas Ke
tebottom Sand and the said red will the
time be removed to the spot in watch the light vessel
mossed; and black beacon nunbuoy, oil large will
place the checkered buoy the South end OF the
Scroby.
The marks bearings and depths of these buoys will
be published the Of
buoyase shall have taken place. By
J.HERRERT, Secretary.
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Medical Advice,

DOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted at his
all Of delicate his treatment being mild
and udcious neither restraint IN Diet or
hndance from business pursuits Recent cases cured OF
days -z--..x.x
sing from frequent indulgence ofthe passions 81
YOUTH and thereby nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed impotency, the DIS snctes asnuos hs
object being TO restore h. system ana Dody 70 that
Of vgor originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the
being the least caused by mai uea
nspt OF uantsted medical preendes and BY the
neglect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. enectuy
cured, without pain inconvenience.
The Doctor being one Of the few qualified Advertising sur
the perfect charge made
Letters paid enclosing fee. immediately attended to,
and medicine, with advice sent TO part 81 the United
States.
Office 60 Gold street. Open from "a. M. to OF. NJ
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Medical Aid,
DOC TOR GRE CORY.

u T. Il OK u n Il u y ~
NERVOUS or Constitutional, also sexual Debility
N sgng from certain ndscreet secret practices Of the
youthful thoughess Nature too good accountant
forget her but will sooner or later call them
Among symptoms ofths hghtng and dsolating habit
mpotency nocturnal emissions consumption or wasting OF
body palpatou of the heart nervous shaking Of the
hands, confusion Of the intellect want of energy in business
disresh reading for sleep drowsnes
yoaccus appetite foed and sometimes total Or partial
ing, voice. memory &C., and also the arrangement Of
such a. sns & amaosc ai%
For repairing and invigouns the constitution and
would earnestly recommend hi. Invigoratns Tonic
and followed by reaction, is the with other
needless its good effects and the cure stng
BY Of the country what is convent
aud less expensive the ingredients in powder e be sent
BY mail much will make three bottles with full direc-
Gregory consulted his private Offices Nos Roosevelt
door from Chatham, All hours All
CONFIDENTIAL and il by mail be paid. Patients in
waiting received and never
and has been than twenty the practice Of treating
private diseases all their varieties Terms reasonable
ms
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Cleared.
Brig David Duffeld, Williams, Wilmington.
sehI Gynosars ATKINS. Guaysma. Underwood Rowland
schr Harriet Jane Holmes. st Jsgo de Cuba Foster Nick
schr Forest, Checsmsn, Philadelpha, N l. NIeCready
Schr G I hnn e., Mansfield New Haven
schr Elmira Rogers, saier, PhlIad Mckee. Hand Co
Arrived.
soop-ewsI Boston, Commander Peadersast, from the
Bark Lady Falkland tB Baker ], days from Turks Island
T.S 'i master L i sl 4 q ,e
p 80 passed brig Morea Of Yarmouth Ms standing south
Ne and. short SAIL tie wind to the Slo%
ing strong; APPEARED 70 have molsses on deck Experienced
Bark AphOrr, Blake. Palermo Nov 90 with fruit to Draper
Big George lsw) cslson from Rio de J.neiro Nov Is h,
with $50 bags coffee, to master -"''
Brig Tsppice Peterson, days from A.kspas with mo.
seh Enes.nse CSow.l Of Hartford IS days from L,ssay.
sehr Cinderella scul, from Washington NC with naval
sehs Hope Candy, Candy. FIN swan.boro NC, with
sehr Georxiana. HTnan, Philadelphia, coal.
seh ric'u' Brun I'm Washington NC, corn bound to Pro-
schr samuel Henry, White, Chsuystoue. corn.
s sss MiS1 asss, y:, sgG i.hRSss;
schr Emeline, Van Glider. fn Richmond, with coal to
sehn Arrival ard Edgar, Long, from philadelphia coal
to M 81 nsS ,s Nc. with
sehr William II Harrison, Hewes from Washington, IN c
schr Belle Mcs.th wilmington NC. with naval stores. to
suIges Chairman Experienced severe weather the
sehr SABINE Bssstlsy 2, day. f1cm New Orleans. With $40
known.
Brig one Bark.
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Medical Card,

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon Of 49, Fulton
~ street., New York, author OF late publication, EN-,
and s.srl phy.ioogieay and sdc,y e.;
modern Of Syphilis Secondary symptom 0onorr-
hoa, elect, Stctures Seminal Weakness, Whites Neg
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for
this city, the Of the above mentioned
and fro his practice and long experiences
in pathology of structures Of the
takes permanent and radical His dplomssom Lon
the State Louisiana suspended in large frames in his Of
fee 1856 Fulton street. -.
late accompanied with which embraces all dsezes
incidental TO females
All letters prepaid addressed Dr. H. Rweeu is Full
ton street. will receive due attention. j30 Jmsrc
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w, U. ;. SUPREME CovRr.-Jan. @.-Charlcs l..
oououly, OIL massachusetts,, was admitted an at.
e. al VS. Wm a. Lake on certificate Of division n op
mon between the Judges of the Circuit Court Of tho n
ted states OF Mississippi Mr. Justice Mckinley del;vsr
cd the opinion OF this Court that the protest in
evidence by the plaintiffs could be read to the uIv
ment, or Of the dishonor of said bill roy
NO 49, T. Cookendorfer, plaintiff in error, VS. A. Pres
ton In error to the Circuit Court Of the United States
for Washington, d. c. Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered
the opinion Of this Court affirming the judgment OF the
said Circuit Court in this cause with costs and
Mt the rate Of cent annum The OF Rhode
Island, complainant, the Commonwealth of Massachu
setts The argument Of this case was commenced by
Ar Randolph for the complainant Adjourned until TO-
morrow at II o'clock A. NJ.