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Tho Cholera in Havana.



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oral o,..rs t.e same jay. blt vs. lo GOT SNOW tie
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THREE Or FOTR LIT

THREE OR FOIR LITTLE GIRLS will BE- re-
c-i.rd DO small family residing in peseant part Of
BrO04 49, where h-y Vii D. BOARDED and edlcae1 a. $40
year They also h- Instructed ln music a. ysry small
char.r References - ihe lvst f~spscAbtY river Pa
rents and yOsrI wishing l1 place their children rom
them cannot ind better location, a. 10 u cay u access,
and every attention gwen rsldrr them happy Address
sLOlr 20 VI -sIny Wh-fe f0@ advertisers address may
~ sent a. me Office ~ ihis paper az Jie0d'
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DEtIOS Madame MIX hs- removed her French
Had fn4I-n ard NJ ana Das schoo from Carroll
place d. iOl 81 Msrkrplare FfsaY TIE new locA-
IL open and airy 1lha isge garden and he hyuse,
a double orr. viii eyefy modern convenience She IN
yi,es tnose having daughters fJr whom ih-v desire NOR
gh ard frs cas education IN al hrancbes 10 cal sLd
examine festuola- she has had committed 10 her
he dsughsr, o many u he Leading families u ts
cify ard can refer = 40 ~
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"a ARITIME INTELLIGE 70 k.
Port OF New York. July 2. 1850.



Hsri tuFena, B,coe Vera Cruz, narsous Sro, Hope
nrigsEPrilIisat Miller Rochelle, Nesmith Seas Leo
dee Ii Trowsriass s"n; Hleft ts"Tn 6,eS onaSS",
Thompson heuhaus Iris Orb Mann do, saue, whitney
L,aping. ToSgssnd. s. Augustine. n Mccresdy IS
sterlins Orr nolms Windsor master; sxsnplar Brl
a Aiken S9r1, Rvs ; ss!ana.h aA faFSa
Soi sssfS;. Gissrn.s " R,SssS.
Glr9,dsh. riiisdeP6is; SihsmSr. Bi.uSSard' Do L.
sl..psaN,,lda PhilsGeiPhis. j Hand; Helen FL
Arrived.
ship N,nfhe..eI Gene New oTsHn. 70 days. With md'e
IS & rS e"SS sn GG s,S Sf cSSTa @
S'th ut Oh Cape Forits, spoke bark Lucerae steering
shr S.a Of orleans, Dennis New orlo,ns II days with
SIP sarah Coz roIana Jordan. Ap.laoHco,. June 20.
dststt @ miles spoke sAp ABBY Pratt from New orsan.
Esi.,rs.T' g ls' n 9Tars g5a al. a. Ion 81 spoke
BsIl " Bridge tof Bostonl Collins sigus !. Granie
S1's mde; 70 mater. sli IN 60 WITH brig Geo
nlst - p Ion ~ ~ Dth u lat - a. Ion Il 20 spoke
BAH Se~s SiisTs Msia .r iiIass sss d.
sns Mo ESeGsTs % o'oG skinner sa,snn. 70
June - IN IVES, end Of 81 DymiaEo h. se brs Aasmsrss
Bri. MSS j, i,r,ph,n, Belize, Won, Jun. s viA .,r,.-
fe tsIk fSes ,T onSci,1 from n A sasa "a ' and
Tor 10 days ont, who reported that the 2th April
l,rps~s ogt 70 t The Thomas Could s',srtSn where
T,% ss T1sr' 1i ss s. weIo Nsey Rich
dsSs a cotton. 60 F"stsT Seser,SS" NJ" of'ah' q
fHe DIVER to Warren) sumner Mobile, 10 d1yB. with
Brt w% Dns,n, cor'on. Charleston 5ay, with cot
s,hr lIemen Mitchell, J.rsmie II days With coffee and
logve0d o. h,ilker seiDann. 9Th inst az 10 Pm
ro oystbead The deei ios eSSnt Of rs tons rs loo
wood and got on without sustaining any damage
sslJ :; J.n9I Ind Ct Ba,iuore Collin Por.aa Prince
sehr thts sgsan tBrl sAryer, Eeuthsra days wish
sShr lev Rove. wedmore Eleuthera, days wi,h fruit,
SIR q johnson tRrL A',,ry. tl..,her, 1d.r. With
barl Isroni,., from Phiisdelphia. steering $ byE
se1r south CarolinaB. OiTsr SewberH Nc days. With
se,rj V caldrsr. NAnhiu. Washington NC dave. wish
sehr Ann Maria, J.ne' Ns-tsrn NC dsy. With naval
sehrN Poster. saith. virsinia ad.y,
Schr Hughes Johnson. Nswbern. NC. sdayS With
s1hI A n. R''''tt. Brsv'ssr. Wilmington. &C. sdsys
sott Greenvsy. Couch Rich nond, sdsys.
s Sehr Nm A9s1st1 Ituss " niA 2days.
schr MtcmArle, Floyd. Portuguese Bay. tdays.
sshI ni.sbe,h Ilaui,.c. sP,sss, yirsnis 5dsys.
Sehr neCrcS. wallace, ES-Ssrn. NC. SasJN VITA
sshr s.eor. fierce, Virginia, days.
sshr cer,i crane Tho@ssiss, siav.
sssr E Esrssr sister sa, Mass,, d'ya
SchtA urshur. Crepper, virgins days.
scar 4 Lord, smith. baltimore. days
sehr Phoebe Ann, P,arsali virginia, 5dsys.
Below.
bari, name unknown.
Also, tris Capt Tom. from Nv Orleans
ss,p,r, r.ciss Ny, Liverpool Ksnnsbcc. Flowers. Phi
lacelrhia. aud Others.
JvLr c-wrd durins The daySv
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Died


On Saturday morning July o, BARNET RoMER, late a
member of the Seventeenth ward police district in the
Seth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family and the
members Of the police department respectfully in.
vid to attend the funeral from his late residence
1873 Houston street, this day Sunday at II o'clock
On Saturday, July 8, Mrs. ELrzABErH CAFFKEr, aged
O. years
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from her resi-
dence No l42 Seventeenth street this day Sunday
ats clock p NJ.
On Thursday evening, July 4, after lingering i'll.
ness Mrs SrsA1 FRANCES, wife Of Alexander s. Bolts
Esq. Of Virginia.
Richmond, Va, and ashin gton papers will please
copy.
on Saturday, July g. BRIDGEr GooDwr, wife Of Henry
Goodwin.
Her friends and acqusintauces and those of her
brothers Alexander ana Steven Toland, respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral this day Sunday
at O'Clock, 7. NJ
On Saturday morning July 9. suddenly JAMES CocH-
RAN, n Eatiy0 OF Scotland, aged % years.
His remains will be taken to Greenwood, for inter
ment, from his late residence No. 81 Sands street,
Brooklyn, this day Sunday at o'clock His friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend without tur
Their notice.
On Saturday July 6, LOUISE LERoux. the youngest
daughter Of ii Leroux aged Il months and days.
The fit nds and acq uantances respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral this day Sunday from
her late residence, No 100 Spring street at clock
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leaned over with thew and intentiy directed
to Clay. turning to him from the speaker upon

leaned over with thew eyes and ntsntiy directed
TO Clay turning to him even from the speaker upon
the foe
Look out for the Rspubkc tomor
Mir. Bell certainly made ont strong case against
the Compromises but AS ne has not committed himself
against the hill II generally believed that he will
follow the example Of Arthur r. Bssby the rexas
annexation, make strong speech against it, aud vote
for IT,
such is birds eye glance at the stirring exhibition
in the senate this third day Of July The hery debate
in the House on the Galphns milk and water com
pared to IL.
As for the cabinet, Independently Of the Galphns,
New Mexico, aud the Omnibus, they have plenty Of
iro, in the hre
l. They are still bullying Portugal
They are mighty bold, also, with the Spanish
minist.r about Cuba.
They are snxiously urging the Senate 70 harry up
naval EXPEDITION against the Emperor OF IIayti; but
somehow the same time they in especial favor
] it'll John Bull
2 with johnny Crapeau
8 with the Emp, rot Nicholas.
4 with the Emperor OF Austria.
The four oppressors Of Europe. and at the time
they fomentng alliance to hedge in the United
States
Contrasting with the harsh dscords Of the day
defghttully we have hop to- night at Colemaus, at
which Miss Fredeiika Bremen Mise Anne G. Lynch,
Miss Grace Greenwood, and last bat not least Made
moselle Apolonia Jagelo, said to be present
And the dance still goes on. THERMOMETERS, So; lls
p rs we
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MARKETS ELsEwHBRH.
STOCK SALES.

Bosrou July s1EIehnn9s Bodrd-5i share. ola Colony
Railroad as lO Rulsnd Railroad som, so; 10
and Massachusetts, Ralroad I'M DO q Oonueotieut
snd Psssumpsie Railroad, 75; 10 Boston and Worcester
Railroad ~ DO ssk: 50 Reading Railroad. s0d az.
C DO y lS-l6 70 do p 10 boston and Providence Rail
roas ~ Boston snd Lowell Railroad $50 Eastern Rail-
road ga 10 rmont Central Railroad PSI 10 do b6oi
2t sdenshurgh Railroad, 2sz ,, Nsrfok County Rail-
road, $40 ~ Exchange Bank Ito; 1851 Vermont Central r.
h'istSds s slo do 500; 5000 0sdensburgh Railroad
Bonds s 5000 Boston City Gs, 1858, 1903
BAITrsGRn July S1Sioek Belrd1el;o Ma,ylasd s.er-
ling 5s va; Csc d, do. 9Sl, ESQ do. do ySA: E2D do
do t2H DO do 9oss; fLjJ do. de-, 9Ss; c5Jl do do.
ne % shar,s Mechanics Bank. l5s Is do. do ~. 80 de-
firemens Insurance, 20.
PnLApELPnA, July 6-Era rd-sl 900 shares Lehi.h
g. 75 S5GOS Garden 6s lOG 500 City Ga, IS ili $50
Penn De- 80 lOl 81 900 o. s o. 49, 1857 5000 Read
ing o. 70 "a u shares Miners. Bank. b. az IS do. o.
49, 20 do do i5; do. do, sjwn, 45 do do s5wn.
6 90 do ijS 10 do DO h5 i5i4; 100 do. Morris Canal
c, a. 100 do. Re ding RR, PIT.
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Telesraphic REPORTS.

ALBANY, July 6-P. VI.
The receipts within the past twenty four hours have
been Flour. 9C0 bbls wheat, meme corn, 1000
bushels There is nothing doing in -four worth tele-
graphing prices non i..ally the same. Wheat is
steady, with fair demand for milling, at previous
figures. Corn is in good request with sales of 500
bushels mixed Western At S. cents Oats are steady
with moderate inquiry and sales of 3ooe bushels at
47A cts.
BALTIMORE July G. 1850.
Sales Of -four made to-day, at 50 rs Grain is
unchanged
CIrcINSATi, July 6, 1850.
Flour Good brands are freely offered at 81 Small
sales Of common brands at SO 50 Coffeesales OF 1870
bags OF Rio at 1919. Sales of whiskey at 81 2lkc
DER
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MISUNDERSTANDING Psciho-Heary White New Ha-
ven: Chrsty Philadelphia Ed Kesselhaul. New York;
Mrs A Klnekenhsrg do; John Knower, Albany Ny; CIV
Newell do do; VIM limbaugh, New Yorh: Tryon. dot
Emile Palm. Havana Chapman New York; D Marley
do; Anderson. do; Downing, Newburgh, N.Y. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Douglass New York; W Wall do; John Thur,y
her, New Orleans. La; WIN Dsbrow, New York; New
ton Newport, Ri John Taylor Albany, NY; Lawrenas
Ja DE Pass, lady, children and servant, Laguxyra
II Walker New York; Msrre do; Arthur Rodst, do ID
II Gordon, Virgnia Bayard Wilmington Dell JOS Earle
New YORK. Kobbe and Mstanzas; Dean bearer
OF dispatches TO London; Mrs Dean; Beechsr Ne
York Rankin. fhiladephis; helzar Hazon New York;
Mrs Ann Eliza johnson, Flushing Robert Grinnel New
York; Thos Collins Texas Norwood Liverpool Mr. and
Mrs samuel Casep Apslsehcos Fla; Robert Davis New
York; Capt Geo Cpum q the U Engineer Corps aad
burnside, New York. Mr. sIsJ Lasrence Misses Mary
MI and Mrs Henry Trenholm. Mics Treuholm
Doyle New York; Edwd Hewitt, kingston Ja DR. stan
islaus Porto Rico Mr. Gaune Orleans; Saml
Abbott, Sou thford CT; 1t Hammil LIST Regiment
IA; Cbsuncey Jerome Jr New Haven. Leander RAN
and children New York; Mas Emily Johnston Mr.
Francisco Mendize City Of Mexico; Sauto l. Peaer dos
Kitredge Cineinnat Miss Amelia Fisher. New York; Miss
Jones Cipcinnati John Shsrkey, New York Juan de
Leyardo lady children and servants Isvana Aatoais
Mares do Eugene Mares do; Thos Jonos Lsndon; Mr. Wm
Richards Mobile; Ricardo Preney lady children and
want, Kingston; Thos Williams New Orleans; VIM Peters.
Liverpool.
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Passenger Arrived.

NKw ORLEAss-Ship MAnehester-M l. Martin Mr. Du~-
Mr. Kueger. Mrs Todd Mrs rouselor family nry
Taft and ~ in the steerage.
Nrw ORLxAss-ship Chares-hr Ezra Parmentier sS
Bestoa.
NEW ORLEARs-ship Maid OF 0rieans-Nrs Skinner Mr.
Gale krs Chsmpn, Miss Butler, Capt PeaiEin Asd aAy
TIVE Miss Burtons, Mrs Lewis Miss Cook, Mr. Burton
harris Morgan Capt Penngrr Mr. Aardock lady 3chiirsa
and servants-36 in tho steerage.
SAGuA LA GRASBE-Bark Brdse-Chas W BArslott.
CiprianA MeneBdeE, Of Cuba.
CoRK-br bark Amelis-Cspt Briggs and lady. Missss
Leach and 1879 in the steerage.
hArANzAs-Bark S l. Crowell-Msssrs Shaw Otsyd. Ste
vens. Brown. Nixon. and Poters.
SAvAsNMLA-Brig VIM Rogers-Nr Smith
BELIZE Hor-Brig Masardis-Franos Aguant, Charles r
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TcIegrsphic Marine Reports,

Arrrved-Bark Ocean Wave. Cape Town, ecu Nay lsth.
Scbr A1or Tor Roston. sailed 10th. Whaling bark Unted
saes q Westport vac 81 tSimons Bay reft,nE June
~ az ~ Ion w. spoke BIZ lr New City from Liverpool for
Bari Au,ron. Mansana. June ". Lsn brig Persia for
Boston. 2days
rsrt Esels, rhilsdeiphis sohr Cop., DO.
Coarcd-Bsrk Coz Briers. MOBILIZE brrs Marine, Belize,
uon Bstton, Halifax Ellen Reed wilmnsts., NC, Cbss
Edvsrd, Phi adephia.
HsLIyAx, July6
Arrived-Erig Haiifax. from Boston.
Arrived eth-giaen from
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WOMAN 1NSULrED AND A Man SHoT.-Ve are In
debtod to the kindness of Mr. Monk Carmel for the
info nation relative to this tragcal affair 1t appears
that on Sunday last, man 10y the name OF Horace
Brown of Somerstown entered the house of Mr. Sea-
ley tavern keeper az Pines Bridge, and both insult
ted and inflicted wounds of serious nat upon mis-
wife. Mr. Sesly interposed and endesyorcd to stay
the foul assaults when Brown, being his superior in
ply steal strength struck and feed him TO the earth
sra!ey, however, not being seriously injured by the
blow sprang to bis feet seized revolver aud planted
three BULLETS in the sd and heart of the assailsnt
which rendered life immediately extinct.-CRme! IN.
" Courier. .JaIU Q
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Ini,,,,nlIn,.l,,n.nr.

Isrr SotL CoNtFNrtoS ~ NKrHoSt - The Frce Soil
state CONVENTION " vermont assembled al Montprlier
on the 2nd inst. Horstio NCedhsm was nominated for
Govtrnsr. but be declining Iucius n Peck, nowa
number Of Congress. was nominated stephen smith
vas chosen % candidate for Lieut. Governor. and
JuseIh Poland for treasurer
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Married,

At Westteld. Mass. on Thursday, June 81, by the
Rev. DIR. Osgood, Mr. OLIVER WErAoKE of this city to
Miss IARRIEr NJ. daughter of s. Z. Woolworth, Esq ,
Of the fofm place.
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,Is,. Is,,t, ssf' y, s.S . k.,yss 81 wa. '


FUR SANoNr o. BAH. Melchsr from Havana for Crow
adt ps ts foftsnd, Sd met esky PROBABLY in her up
BAEE AnttsnE. from Currtuck Inlet where she has
been ashore since April last, has arrived Norfolk
SCrR HARRfrr. OF Taunton" rerorted ssbore a. MOS
tauk proves 20 he the Hornet % from Tannton
Philadelphia, With factory machinery She sen, nighi
o. ist inst aud IL said 60 have blred
lvtRre0I. Jute 2l-The Portland. Thompson srriyed
from newOtltans, on 3ls Nay IN lat ~ len 81 passet
yellow mesi.
ScitR CsrurRtVE Manrus a. Baltimore. from Barsco..
rep T On The llth ult o the Island u Cubs N sale
tt tN iiou stern, and man, named Thomas Jones ~
New ltrk who asleep in ~ at the time tverJ rssihe
or vas ne % rescue him but vithost success owing 70
the dafknUs Of the nisht, and = heavy sea running
1OrrscE uNfrrp srarrs-DurinE the last year,
here were built the United states lW ships US brg
6 scfoouers sloops snd canal boats snd 4 stesmer
81 IN a-tonnaee 2s65TI. The entire tonnage Of I've
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nlI.IDlCAI..

NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work the and treatment of private diseases
sctures and all kindred affections Of the urinary organs
Illustrated by great number Of beautifully coored plates
A. large A. lie: By Homer Bostvick. NJ D. Large quarto
- pages "a edition Price $40 Extract from the boston
N deal and Surfics Journa"Tt be said, feareasly
20 le equal 70 Records Actions the family
OF diseases and Tar superior 60 anything Of the kind
published in this eounr Author Of the Seminal
1missions, 1mpoercy, 80. caused by improper hats-
hshsrs' sTRfNGEKS TOWNSEND a22 KrosdSay, AMI by
the au Their, 5t4 broadway.
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TorAL Anoysr er PssDvcs NonrH RrEw Bow AND
CANAL Bears. DURIso tn. PAsr WEsx
HAN bbls.. ..... 81 4l6 Wheat bush. -. q, oSS
Ash.s' bbls. ..... 1874 Oats, bush. ..... 5Slsl
Wbifkey, bbis l,732 Corn, bush. 2so, $40
Provisions pkgs, 5532
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letter nsgs Zoe Jeraca, Cbagrss. Psusma. California
and All ports the Pachc Cherokee will close the
above 0tfee Monday July STR al half past O'Clock
These malls viii he forwarded in charge special
ger
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TIE MARRIED. wosAss rRlyAEE sEpIcAL COZ


panion-sy Dr. A ~ kauro.Au, Prvfesser Of Disssss<
Of Nonen-Tentb editien, ltnO. ID 2sOPres sYesrs 81
suffering, Fl physical aud mental anguish n
tenats wife, tSd pecuniary sfculss 20 the husha msh
have eeen spsred By timely possession q this work ~
intende especially for The married os eas1nplstns
marriage as 10 discUscs mroftsn Which skculs
knsvn 20 them particularly.
To those whose heslh does permit ncrsass ef-
mly, ~ V Of especial importance.
Here, alec, every fsmaetht vite the snotktrshs
either bssding into wsmsnAeod the In The Goche ~
roars In whom nature coateMplaes Important ohanes
osa discover the csusee symptoms spd the scior
remedies snd nest certsn mode ~
70 which her ser " subject.
fExtrsot ~ letter FROM osutlansB ~ nsyton, OhoJ
nsrros, hsy1. 1877
ny Dear Sr,-ky wife been psre-ptsiy sissins tet
sore three years In consequence VI her
yrh aus sNhering months bfste aud durnF
snemenG successive aud debits
prostrsted her puttng her life in imminent danger AMI
vhioe wse on The last occasion destaired Of supres<
70 meet the A. this time (poW about onouthsl
heard book highly spokep o. ses ns
tors reaching On its receipt aud pcrusa
e. The relief IL afforded distressed "a nt ss<
hc icy is psEss impaired 20 wife, learning that s
greet discovery q ~ " Desorsaus provided remedy.
esnsa Frosreot 20 me, shch tls sereeivsi pcss
BE But for the, snotN wsuld have passed
my head, 10 All human PROBABILITY my vosa have bs.s
IN her aravo, sAd my shildrcu left potkerlesG
~ IL, of coures. impractcatle tally tnt
varouf suhsyts treated o. they o; Mature st, w
mlensed Tor The married, these srpistiug narria
or sale 81 "a Broadway and A. ,he putshins .fse
NV rotl I5tls w. Aesnt p..
On the receipt ~ ST. cory v te trsnsnittes ny rel
rec rostaee 20 suy parto the United states All letas
Lsss, New fOri city. osss lS Lsbsrty-ssrssa
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I've Comprou's, D.la~ar, ~, Csb,n,i end ns
TFoHb,,. g.
The subject q universal discussion Is the terrible
scenes In the senate to-day
Dead beyond resuseitaion IL this ON nibus bill nov
considered 20 be.
Mr. Clay, hArrassed, perplered In the extreme
veaed With continued labor exhausted from an Niety
and dspsring in the crs, Of the struggle sti fought
with the resolutions u lion at bay, aud protesting
that be would mAintain bis ground agAns. thousand
Presidents.
Though Delaware desartsto Old Zack and TO CLAYTON
and though there appears living earthly chance Tor
the bill, stin the statesman, though despair
ing does not yield, but the odds are arful against
him. and he upon the defensive
Accustomed 60 Cpeu-iye warfare he acts upon the
principle 81 Napoleon Though the enemy attack you,
d. not content yourself utn the defensive but charge
upon him promptly AID div r. him fr-m his poin' -
Sc. to-day attacked ~ John Bell With the aspdnes.
and precision 81 movable square % sharp-shoOters
Mr. Clay attacked the exposed aank fth. "a ninist-a
ton aud charged upon the cabinet aud their interf-
renee the dcf At 1t The Omnibus General Poote
gallantly NJ to the rescue sui said he could bring
proof " the menaces sud threats ~ the cabinet to
eoeros the opposition Of members Of Congress to the
Compromise
hung in pictorial Nth the remarkable poRts OF the
Mr. Csy saia IA va. the universal belief that but for
the interference and the s~tive opposition ~ the cabi
net 20 the Compromise IL wuus have passed both
houses by large majority Such vas the universal
opinion-it was the opinion Of every Of Cen
gress
Mr. Bentcr (his face darkening With ind snation)
Not
Mr. jefferson Davis lsharp and bitterJ Not me
Mr Clay seemed 10 De- ~ about zine feet high l
did not Of course the senator from Mississippi
When refer 70 him b. wili understand ne What
mesnt was, that large majOrty Cd the member be-
neved IL
A. the eontrovery continued batweeu Mr Davis
Dir clay Mr Foote. aud W Beli sharp, q a bitter.
and pungent. eyes , b-t,r sud Manenu appeared 20
De confOunded Nth ouisg. iueut Reuton aid hack
W n "a
whiting; Dr sturgapn wuke aud looked strepg.v
about HIM. Truman Smilh laid aside his nr.ogs 20
iten; Butler rubbd hi hands through hi. hair With
evident satisfaction, and The people in the galleries.
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CENINAL DISEASES GENITAL AND NERVOUS Dr.
- bty fmpotency, structures and imp-diments 60 mar
Iiase in general isvsrisby cared BY DR.. DE Laney 81
Lsrenard broadway. Ills mode tstatnsnt 10
o. the emHent European Physicians uns.r-
paced BY other In America Treatment also By letter
In IN Irnnch Y
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TREATMENT OF PRIVATE

DAkls AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
disease Call and zee the c-rtitsates for cures 81 oil.
eases that given by nearly all other
bundreds OF cares In fsr 70 twcnyteur hours Other
physician equal IL. Nocturnal Emissions DEBILITY 40
sannot resist cure by his mode over others pR.
LAkhONT, AZ Rcade stvoct, two doors frova ivay
guarantees ouren In Female Periodical
Pills 81.
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nBINE's sUOCEssrUL NODt or CuaIN0 sYpu

- u.s. tcrOiula NO without pozyna
tonishes aud eonfuses the profession Parties who have
been pronounced ineurable hospitals
surgeons and professors At college enIue. and
most uinenf men in the cOuntry, cured ~
WoTsrtd 90 give You the names OF the physcisns and
PATIENTS and convince the most dpaus tAat possess
remedy which viii cure Of syphilis and scrnfa.
matter bow .esporate tVsry patient -ho may apply
VIII previously c'nVnfc by such uudonhtcd tesimony,
tha viii abolish Az doubts from his mind his cursl
y in Tact there s no such thing failure. Structures
runorrhoa aud oil other diseases u the
treated ~ Dr. II. Once No. Duane street betvee Chat
ham and Centre street
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DR1vATE DISEASES IN THEIR FIRST sTAGsa
cured In day by local application, without pain-
Dr. DE Laney 81 psnard street broadway, applies
bis method daily with und miphed Ills
b.ed Ira'elsrs private chests especially adapted for
setcament, for every individual always ready
French female periodical pills asd drops, al
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FUf IIt ulII ttTtHlIl - IIIulIIuI y InIAIi . Vp
posed e. the bill 81 that ~ this AllOwins
all the doubtful 20 for the bil there will he four
majority against IL. Mr.. lorlsnd will probably be alb
sent. that reduces the majority against the bill TO
three. Nor do ~ any way by which this majority
to-day. can be reduced. ru-murrow, perhaps. may
have y change or tNO. We baNe besu compelled 10
change vote two. With every turn n the debate,
but day the bil h sousidsr red cmphsticAly dead
Wepass by the sensible aud earnest speech OF ten
Houston In defence Of the claim Of rctas TO the Santa
Pc country His d. nunciatiOu Of Old Lsck. In many
points perhspf. TOO strong but his facts in sup
port 81 the claim u Texas. we're poSrrful.
OF the singular eXtrAordinafy unique. piquaut ter.
rible aud Astounding dsclu-ures, connected With the
remark abs speech 81 Juhu Bell. propose speak
this evening lie defended the President up 20 the
handle. sgainst the attacks Of Mr. Clay, aud such
sparkling ot bruads~ords and small arm, a. iolO~ed
We have not witnessed tor many long day