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DIR. SWAYNE,S
OIIND SYRI1p OLE VIII II CHERR


Of Wild Cherry.
05-TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.-n3
CURES, permanent cures, are daily performed
" y this wonderful medicine, DR.. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OE WILD CHERRY. This
medicine has in many thousand instances brought
health and returning visor to the weak and lam
guild frame. in curing Consumption, Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Splitting Blood, Tickling or Rising
i'll the Throat, Liver Complaint, Weak Nerves, &c,
it has no equal AS Family Medicine no man cal
measure its value
AN IMPORTANT LETTER Read the following let.
ter from Mr. VIM Shaw, respectable Druggist
in WHINING tou, N. C., gentleman of unbounded
vcracity, in whose word the most implicit conf
dence may be placed, another proof of the superb
GRITTY of DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry.
WILMINGToN, n. c., Jan 5, 1916.
Dr. Swayne-Dear Sir-You will please send me
twelve dozen or more, you see fit, of your Syrup
of Wild Cherry. From sales of to-day have but
half dozen hand; the salos rapidly iIcreas-
ing, and will, have no doubt, continue to do So
An acquaintance Of mine called few days ago TO
say he would give me a certificate of lite good eff
the Methodist Church Shortly aft,r obtaining the
agency, prcvailc upon him try a bottle, though
doubted whether any benefit could be derived Tor
he, as we'll as myself thought his case was con
hrmed Consumption. In fact every symptom was
Indicative. Shortly after, lie wrote me to send him
four five bottles He came to town last
week. will quote his own language. " Sir !"
said he, eel am new man, and consider it a du-
ty owe to the public to tell what DIR. Swayne 8
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry has done for me -
will publish his certificate, and "a he is generally
known all over our section, expect good results
from it,
With every feelinp of resDcct vours irnlv
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Mace White Mustard Seed
Ginger white Black 90 do
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Cloves Black do
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Ey Last Nights Southern Mail.
Miscellaneous Recortf.

Miscellaneous Record.
scBR CorPER, Henderson, from Phsdelphis, bound to
Braz ~ Jago aud Tsmpico with coal and baggage
lily wrecked the Of the Sd The upper
end Of he Middle Qroand Cape Chares saved
aud arrived at Norfolk
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Feb 16-Arr ship Alexander, Leeds, from
Lond baque Quinnebaug, Purringon, from Bath Bre
men bMque Co!ambia 6eurman, from New York; brig Do
land, ntoosail schooner, ashore high and dry with
erect This probably to be the week fthe Hair
et, Of Yarmouth, herm brig, before ed aban
doned Brig Napoeon, from Rio dc Janero; schr Caro-
us Baker from Boston, sehr. Richard Borden, Abbott
cid, baIques Maryland, Loveland Boston; Nacoochee,
land; Gil Bias, Cunningham, Bermuda; Comet, Bonney,
Brazos st Jago; Prince, New York; SID schr Joseph Short
and Paragon, Dixon, Providence.
NoRyoLK, Feb s-Ar bark Empire, Keazer, New York
Cld, brig Hylas Eustis WI schr Iowa. Hyer, Jamaica
Sid, scht Iowa, Hyer WI In Hampton Rosds-bsrk Loui.
ssns and Enesh schr bound Bark 1t Lawrence went
James river III morning Brc ship Hermione FIN James
river went, sea today brig Massehuss FIN James nyer
bound to Rio Jsnero. Ar 9Th ship Uncss, Latham New
York; schrs Smith, Decker DO; X Stuart, Lancer,
dos .loop PIeesptor ny scnI Bryant Lo1ier dol iloop
cables on wednesday night having been driven ashore
soop Conveyance Wskehouse reports picking up brass
compass and in il bill sdng dared Jan 1896 soop ary
Hail. New Hiven supposed 70 be lost cabin doors
and other ANAL articles ashore In Lynhsyen river
Sid, schrs Jane, Wood, New Bedord Oil Bias New Haven
Mebecca Bay State dol steamer Ocean shankand for
PHiLADxLPHIA Feb Io--Ar brig Emma Baker fm Boston
Rhodes.
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
II E l. E G IL A II HIC.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, ls47.
The French spoliation Bill was reported from tho
select committee and made the special order for this day
week
The Judiciary Committee reported the Oregon Terri
torial Bill with sundry amendments.
Mr. YuL offered resolution 10 exclude the editor Of
thg Uns newspaper from the floor of the Senate for
the dignity Of that BODY in article in his
paper Of the 9th instant upon the Army Bill and also,
10 exclude the reporters Of that paper for sided
report Of the proceedings said bill Mr. Yuee asked
the imme diate consideration ofthe resolution.
Objection being made, the Vice President decided that
de resolution must lay over day
Mr. BApoER contended that the resolution was of
privilege and appealed from the decision Of the Chair
Afts, some debate, the whole subject postponed
until tomorrow.
The War Steamer Bill made the special order fer
Friday.
The Three Million Peace Bill then taken up, and
Mr. CAss spoke at length upon 1t. Ho In favor of
vigorous prosecution Of the and opposed 10 the plan
laid down by Mr. Calhoun He regretted the remarks OF
Mr. Calhoun as to inability to prosecute the
csssfully because OF its influence In Mexico. He
thought Mr. Calhouns defensive plan more expensive
than offensive one and 1t would protract the
Their than lead to speedy termination Of 1t.
Mr.. CoRwIr has the floor fer tomorrow
The report Of the Committee Of Conference the
Adjourned at 3 o'clock.
House OF Representatives.
Mr.. STANTON from the Naval Committee, reported
without amendment the bill to add the officers of the
late Texas Navy to the Navy Of the United States Re-
sarred TO the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. SEAMAN reported bill to make Brooklyn port
Of entry read twice, and referred to the Committee Of
Commerce
Mr.. wAsHIyoror HuNT reported bill for the relief of
Irelsndrssd twice, and referred to the Committee Of
The Whole.
Mr. BAHRisoER offered resolution inquirng az to the
expedspoy Of distributing the system of tactics used In
khs army among the military ofthe several States.
rhs Committee Of the Whole then took up the three
million bill Speeches made by Messrs kaufman,
roots, Brinksrhoff Parish Of Ohio, and Wood Of New
York.
The Committee rose and the report Of the Conference
Committee on the ten regiment bill adopted. II
gives the President power appoint officers Of regi-
snts below the grade Of field officers In the recess Of
the senate, and without the necessary subsequsn,
frmaton Of tbs Senate
Adjourned.
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MARITIME HERALD.
ClenrAfl.

Cleared.
sSSfS :ss. hs. .s1ss s:.:on Frost
cIo; Sosd cdoy ,, So0s Smith
Eou: asr,sh. New OIlssas.J Elwsl 4 Co; Emily BUR-
sss:s Sos. SIs.9.. MecI:sSy Co.; Gen TsyioI,
i McCreadg Co; Ann Smith, smith, Baltimore, HSiller
Lori Emily johnson Baltimore. Joha'0n & Lowden;
slcop@Mid:., French. fIovidsSes.
Arrived.
Packet ship Victoria Stark from Loudou and Portsmouth
Dec 20ih. with iss to Gris void Jan lt 4s n Ion
Packet ship Admiral wo,,on, from Haue, Jan ioth with
Br ship spartan, Thomp'on days from 81 John, NIB with
800 Tons s o. SI e: 20 May ship Prince Of w
Br Joha Clara, Dsbrow ~ days from st John. NB.
BARK Jaa,s.. nlaaeha1d, from Bristol, Dec 10th. with
Bark cynlha, Putnam from sum.,a. vi. Pesmbuco. 40
heavy gale from NV to sw owe cut sis ba wsiis. mon.
B.r. Peter mill Pietsa' days fr.m Savannah, with
Bg Niger Bates, days from Boston, with md's Fos-
sehf John Hancock Young, days from Charleston. with
schr Ene seaman, days from Philadelphia, with
schr john Bowman Chime 2day. from Philadelphia with
sehr John Rogers. Houghton, days from Philadelphia,
schr Edgar Smith. days from Smyrna DEL with corn.
Tho British bark James bound Dublin laying anchor
In the North OF Bsdlo~ Island yesterday morung
chors uuder way. and Qua.
rantipe.
Sailed.
Ships Norma. for Havana; Sutton. for Charleston.
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ALBANY, Feb 10, l047.
TIN Montreal Herald notices the arrest at Cornwall
Csnada Of Charles p Uwyer who lately defrsuded the
New York and Boston merchants Of largo anounts.-
When arrested Dryer and wife had hired out as ser
wants To q gentleman at Cornwall.
The Housatouic train arrived at O'Clock.
Large sales Of -four made to day. 5000 bbls deli
vsrabs In May were sold at SIS and 1000 bbs the
opening Of the river with the privilege Of storage were
sold at 80 So Sales of were made at SO: rye s4
oats rs; barley 90 IS.
The sales Of yesterday 10 arrive at the fol-
lowing rates :25oO bushels at SIX, and $500 bushels at
S. To-day offers of 90 ooo bushels to arrive from But
falo by canal railroad, at 80 So. There no
sales of whiskey
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BY TIL Il AILs.

WAsBISeros, Feb. o, Is47.
Your reporter viii despatch you ample sketch Of
the speech ofMr Dix In the Senate, tho bill for the
repeal Of the Pilot Law Of 81 and also Of the great
speech Of Mr. Calhoun on the Mexican war.
- ia proposes in brief:--
!. To define boundary from the mouth OF the Rio
del Nore to the paso Of that river in latitude 80 der
thenos In straight line to the Pacific Just cutting
the head OF the Gulf Of California and striking
the Pacific about thirty miles below San Diego giving
that port and Los Angeles and Fernando and the
great port OF San francisco, along the Pacific.
2. He proposes that shall fall ba ok to this boun
dairy.
3. That shall keep up the blockade on both Sides
and levy duty OF 10 per cent to pay expenses.
That this the cheapest and most judcious plan Of
closing the war;
6. He stands uncommted as yet upon the bill, but
awaits developments
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COMMERCIAL INrELLlGENCE.
The City Trade Report Will he found here
after under Money Market Report.
New Bedford OiI Market.

For the week ending Feb. 8, l0<7.1
Sperm-We hear OF sales Of 1000 bills. Emmas cargo,
in lots at 81 % gallon filed from he vessel The
only sperm oil now this market s 22O bbls l2v OF
which Is the recent importation by the Gov. Troup.
WhsleSales OF 200 bbls nor transpirsd; 800
bbs Northwest Gov Troups csrgo) at 40 cents cash
The stock consists Of 1850 Dbls including balance
OF the cargo oil the Gov TIoup.
WhaleDone-Weh hear OF transactions
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DIR. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST,
TTENDS to Diseases Of the Eye.snd Ear, and to all i'm
"A perecons OF ison from TO o'clock at his resi-
dence and ONCE, PSI Broadway Of Warren stree
Opthamia stoppnse OF the Tear fssage, Cataracts and
AMAuKOSlS treated with great attention and success
kTHABISMUS. or SQuintinR cured IN few minutea
Deafness, and all discharges from the Ear permanently
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
epsctacles adapted to every defect 40 lmsrc
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noon who supposed to be connected with the
rous burgariss recently committed in Southwark and
Moyamensing Their names Edward Cullen Alfred
Bamber, aud Lyle Hurst cloak, stolen the night be.
FORE traced to their possession Cullen giving nfor
nation where it to be found and ackno wlsdgng tho
THEFT though he would not criminae his comrades Cul.
len 10 believed to be the who the name of
Joe Blusskin. and Bamber was, at first, supposed
to be the Jack sheppard of the gang, but circum-
stances now point to another stil at large though
It 10 anticipated his will not be long delayed
The accused are, of them more than eighteen
years of age, and Bsmber has quite an intelligent ap
pearance. Lyle Hurst, against whom there nothing
to crmlnate except the keeping OF bad company has
been admitted to ball. out the committed
in default OF $4,000 bail Their place OF conceament
for the plumber obtained has been discovered and
removal has doubtless taken place before this so that it
feared the evidence Of their crime will be conclu
sive.
Margaret Walker, coored girl charged with killing
her new born infant by throwing il into sink, is now
on trial in the Court OF Quarter Sessions.
The jury in the case OF Michael Redding for the
der OF Peter HuTd have been in deberation upon the
verdict since last evening" but have been able
to agree 1t is understood that they stand eleven for
CONVICTION in the first degree, and one for acquitta
Sales OF Stocks at PhiladeIph
FEB l0-FIRsT BOARD Ss000 Texas Treasury notes. Is;
2co shs Bank, An SO 1913 sate SIS 72h IS shs Lehgh Is
;nS s sv,sa;qn IN $500 Loan g.
200 shs Morris Canal H.
. Aztec sALrs-Ssoo United state. Loan, lol<; $4,000
eo sd. Morris Canal IL; 80 do echancs BANK 6 So do
Gnard, M.
100 shares Vicksburg Bank III S2ss Unea States Loan
Bank 5000 State 81 a 10 sis Ban 49,
do Pennsy vania x Trenton hk III.
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Passengers Arrived

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sarah Ssnds-Myer Myeis Nor
folk, Va bearer OF ds.pcbes; James Pe Quebec; Jo-
Gay .ulsoden q Gillian, Bef.st; : r M,Loone. Don:
Hensy, \ st Quntin, Mr. Re abody, London.
LoNpoN-Pauset ship VIctoris-Miss Jacobs MIR Potter,
Nr Dssmvuiia. Mo Wheelef-i4 IL steersge
s.HAvaE-Packet ship Ad M ai-Vctor osvoye, Lyons.
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WssHiyero. Feb. Q, Is47
The Plan Of TIE Campsign-Ths Military Commafsss
Of the Too Housss-Col Benton Gen. scon-Erpan.
sfs whst IL MeGns-Waddy Thomyson-.a Mistake
TIE President and the Three Million Bill.
Several weeks ago. II will be remembered, the Com.
iasss on Military Affairs Of the two houses. fifteen
aembers In ell went to the War Department TO examine
nnn 60 from Generals and tho secrsta.
were assSned q relAs, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-11

HAVANA. "A decree Of the government at Ha-
vana, dated January 10Th, declares that Indian
corn and meal imported either in foreign national
sels into the ports Of Havana Matsnzss and Mariel
shall be free of duty during the months to follow
II was also decreed that charges vessels putting
Into Havana and clearing in ballast shall not be