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IL Post Ofhce, August 2ith, 1880
OFFICIALLY PAPER
cIRCuIATToS.
Please mention the date Of the list which they
vettised. LADIES LIST.
Archer Mrs William Armstrong Misc Armstrong karga-
Ahern Mistress, Ci- Marcela ret
ty nall Place Andorsop Mrs Mary Ayres Miss Mary A
Anderson Martha Ayers Mre william Allen Mrs Walter
Ashley Alice
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nR COOPER, Il DUANE STREET BAS. FOR THE
~ last fourteen confined his practice 20 the treat
ment OF ercurai and other diseases Of delicate
He the most aggravated Of this disease and
charge.
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DR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET. SO WELL
~ known tho treatment OF delicate diseases The Doc
tors rputation for skill in these that have
existed for years. is eminent weakness
brought by secret habit snectuay cured Recent
cured in four days
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NAV MEDICAL Books.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NAV MEDICAL BOOks.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work tie and treaent OF private disease
srsturcs all kindred affections of tie
Illustrated by uuusber of beautifully coorod pates
large as life By Homer Bostwick n D. Large 9uArto,
pages ID edition Price $40. from the Boston
Medical Surgical Journal IL he said, fcaressly
20 equal keoTds Actions work the family
Of diseases far superior 20 anything OF the kind
published IN this country Author Of the work seminal
Emmesons, fApotsncy, caused by improper hsbits
Fourth edition IL plates prise 81. sale by the Pub
Isherr sTRINGER'k TOWNSEND. IA BroadvAy, ana by
tbs suthor 80 Rvosawav-
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m l. MoRrAnoRx WOULD SAT- TO THOSE wH

~ n.rd street continues to particular attention 20 all
disorders BY early indiscretion &C. vx-NoaturnaI
msions seminal weakness GENT debility potency
and impedment TO marriage generally Having devoted
many years In Europe and America. to tins particular
branch profession he insdre perfec
the hopeless Letters Tin English French,
German tanning the usual Fee promptly attended to-
IMPORTANT suiIcE-DR VALENTINE MOTT sAYs
that Jpdds MedsAted Liquid Cutise" an invaluable
article aud should be in the possession OF family II
10 the best psaton discovered fer dressing Burns
Cuts seald Bruises any kind offresh wounds PenheH
Ckmn. hiddletown Conn sole prsprieors and manufAo-
turors. WM T. HICKS b Co.,
lf0 and Isl Front ct, Wholesale AGENTS.
Tor sale by wilsm Bigger h Co., Sehenelu Brother.
DavAnd. Reese Co.. Boyd 4 Paul, Haydock, CorlisA
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livery MOTHERS BOOK, OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
II Were this book carefully read by married person,
and its advice followed the fears of poverty and this pros
peos family children would be obvated For
sale at No. IL Ann street. Also the Temaie Portuguese
Pills. Letters to box .s02 will be answered.
nR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED ON vESEREAL
diseases With honorable confidence practice Of thir
enables him to perfectly without mercury
in Structures and seminal
weaknsss he invariably cures No fee till cured See his
London diploma, in his once, 234lS Fulton street
noCToR GLOVER, AUTHOR or "THR PRIVATE
- Treatise" and Medical Guide" &o. His extensive
ctcal eIperieDoo enables him those icu
Of Gee Srioturs and Seminal Weakness and IMPLICATED
Sy phiitic and Mercuria Diseases Once No. IL formerly
No. Ann street Private entrance through the eitrv
Hk00 RLWARD-yEFFRIES' ANTIDOTB. 9PE-
UCOO ciao Mixture for the cue Of Gonorrhoa elects
Structures and liar disorders 1t makes speedy
without the least restrict OF diet drink exposure
change application TO business The proprietor challenges
which the mixture will not under the for
feiture Of hve hundred dollars disease cannot
be contracted dose Of the mixture taken when exposed
lasts week-mAny cured in days For sale by c. H.
RING. l92 Broadway; los Bay ard street.
DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Il Disea,e-vsnereAl Warts Gonorrhes Gsst, syphilis.
se cured in few hours, by vegetable local application
without pain Cases Of thst the other phys-
clans cured Hundreds OF certhea ss
will verify assertion that others equal H. Ennis
sons debility, any resist cure BY new
mode. Female Irregularity Pills, 81
DR. MARN0NT ~ Reads street.
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Il h, 0lCAL.


DRIvATE DISEASES, IN THEIR INCIPIRNT STAGES
II cured BY DR. II LANEY'Snew method in . few hours
Once 81 spenArd Broadway IL the fact were
that ytuereal diseases their first appear
remedies be checked at syphi-
Lis would be dsArmed Of ts The gratis from
ts5P.h
nN NERVOUS DBBILITY.--DR. Oh LANEY. 81 LIS
" penard street, continues to pay particular attention
Nocturnal emissions seminal Weakness genital debility I'm
potescy, and mpedments to marriage generally Having
devoted many Europe and America to this branch
Of the profession, he insure perfect onrc even in the
moss hopeless Letters lin English, French or Ger
man. containing the usual fee, promptly attended TO-
UNPARALLELED CURES-YoU CURED hB IN oNI
In few hours OF old private disease c. Deroud.
had syphilis year. covered with ulcers after
having been under the OF the other without
benefit you cured short time; IL is six this snoe
aud health hotter than John Robson. Jr
paid $500 the other physicians to be cured OF
seminal disease OF without being benehtted you
cured short time. Jas Salisbury Hundreds OF other
certificates be seen. N. LARAONT, n D., AZ Resds
street. second door from Broadway
nk L. MoRTAHoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WIG
- have contracted diseases "Cura at voisas" that H.
Take thy health have devoted many years
profession and have treated successfully Thousands OF
dents Those whs wsh TO consult these conpaintA
NAY do 90 (ree Of eharge) from A n TOP NJ Sundays
accepted II value health will Avsid thoss
knAves who unbuhingly tell That they only cure
and that her hind OF medicine 10 all that 10
for disease all its forms Persons whose health hAs
AAAA S.eAA AaE-.a A..l-
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Han Mrs Sarah
Hunter Mrs Mary
Humphreys Mrsa.0
Hynes HOn0rA
Hynes Sarah
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Page Miss
Pratt Mrs Elisa
Paget Mrs Martha
Parsons Mrs Helen
Parker Mrs. Mary
Pasmore Mary Ann
Peck Mrs Cath'e
Phelps Miss Elisa |
Perry Mrs Sarah y
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AIvARApo HuNTsR AND Con-. PrRaY-Ws lssrn That
Captain Charles O. Hunter Of the United States Navy
better known - "Alvarsdo Huntsrn who u nov In
washipgton TO be placed under arrest BY request Of
Com NJ C. Perry for certain letter written to him By
Capt H. relative to his (com. Psi ooal report Of the
capture Of Avarsdo Itsppssrs that upon the return
Of Captain Hunter from the Mediterranean, where
he had been performing active service for two or three
years friends brought his notice the Official
record the signature OF M c. Perry detailing
this celebrated event, Of which Captain Hunter was
l faeto the hero The record 10 in substance to this
effect that Avsrsdo taken by the combined forces
Of the United States thirteen ships sea- under oom
mand Of Com. Perry and three thousand ON shore
under command of Gen Quitmsn that In this engage
ment all the officers of the American squadron behaved
with great gsantry, and should merit the especial At
tention of the government "Lieut Com. Charles
G. Hunter,n whom he felt 1t his duty to arrest and
court martial. Captain Hunter, gallant and high
spirited felt at once that he stood charged with
cowsrdce upon the naval archives-that this
stain net emily upon himself but upon those who came
after bim-and he at once wrote to Com Perry that
the whole statement implied fasehood, which, IS
ns SVaa nj. 20 sssa
sufficient time, when Capt again wrote, incosing
copy Of the original letter informing Com Perry that
uness he noticed II imme dately he would at pub
hsh 1t to the world. This brought from Com. Perry
letter to tho Navy Department calling for Capt. Hun
We are right glad of this The whole country knows
that the brilliant act Of the navy during the
with Mexico was the capture Of Alvarado, by Capt
Hunter in the steamer scourge Zone gum after several
Intellectual attempts had been made by whole neet
under command Of Of the senior officers For this
act Capt Hunter robbed Of his command tried by
ceurt martial brutslly rsprim snded, and, far %
Com. Perry coold do it, disgraced Yes disgraced for
performing the most gallant naval feat OF the IL
the President should bring this matter to Court Of
Inquiry Capt. Hunter need fear nothing, ell the
facts win be brought before the people, and they will
not hesitate to re-arm their previous decision that
bis conduct was such merited the gratitude and
thanks Of the whole nation We wait with anxiety
denouement-look cut for breakers.
LATE FROM BERMUDA.-We have received copy Of
the Royal Gazette published at Hamilton, Bermuda, Of
'he 18th inst. 1t contains nothing new, however.
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MIR. Webster, and soon to be submitted by him to
The Senate Of the United States, for the per-
manent settlement Of the slavery question, should
be the means Of calming the present excitement,
of restoring the good feelings which have here
tofore existed between the Northern and Southern
States Of this confederacy, and in prevailing upon
the people of the North to cease their fanatcism
and act up to the compromises Of the constitution
under such circumstances, it not at all unlikely
that Mr.. Webster will be the most powerful and
prominent candidate for the Presidency in 1852,
and be elected to that high Office by one of the
most unanimous votes that was ever given since
the time of Washington. II is In such crises as
the present that political dross Is separated from
the pure metal-when patriotism exhibits itself in
its beautiful lineaments, irrespective of party; and
no one can say that Mr. Webster is not eminently
patriotic, is not as devoted friend to the Union
as breathes, and would not rather die than that he
should live to witness disruption or disorgani-
zation of this great republic.
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ST.. JoHS's p. r. Feb. 8, 1850.
Arrived, schooner Mary Wise, of East Thomaston,
Crockett, New York, January Esd for New York In
thirty days Six days out, lat "a long TO- picked up
boat with eleven men and womaa from steamer
Rhode Island from New York for San Francisco. The
captain officers and remaining part Of the crew. except
the second mate, thirty three in number left
board with the long life boats to her With The
second mate states that the steamer had Of water
In her hold and settling by the stern very fast He also
states that they hove over about hundred tons of
coal on the Sunday previous January 3Ist lat 20 IT,
long O. 49, spoke whaling bark Richmond Of and for
board Of her the above crew which the captain kindly
accepted. Yours, &C., VIM. S. CROCKETT,
Schooner Mary Wise,
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DOU BILE SHEET.
New York, "wednesday, February 81. 1850.
The Double Sheet HeraA.

We understand that portion of the F1blic
der the impression, that when publish the Herald
double sheet charge double price for it, and that
the new,bys in the habit Of charging In that way
have only to say that the price Of the double sheet
Is more than that for the single The object Of
publishing there enlarged Sheets is to place before
readers at once all the news when 1t In upon
us in avalanche, as 1t frequently does especially
the arrival Of steamships from England California
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News from California.

We are daily expecting two weeks later intelli-
gence from California-the land of gold--the
modern Ophir. In all probability, we shall have
two arrivals from Chagres this week, one of
which, at least, will bring us later intelligence
from that distant region. We need hardly say,
that shall Issue this news to the public immedi-
ately after It is received.
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psseA. produced an animated demand, With . marked
N provsaent In prices, end from the sd to the
y IN ut inclusive upwards Of 1900 bales changed
hands, 1000 bales Of which taken speculation
with gradual rise Of II. to a. previous quota
tons Since then, market hes been we'll support
ed dealers nom the trade buying regularly about 500
bales daily; bat Monday the demand stimulatsi By
the adviess 81 the 10th January from New York su
pouncing rise ef Ne sssr the departure Of the Cam
bra proaoesa sales 20 the extent Of 4500 bales and
further advance Of H. Yesterday, again, 1907 bales
found buyers that the figure OF sslss during last
fortnight reaches 25253 bales against is 95l xss i'm
pcrts ard We remain with . stock on hand Of 46,s29
bales Our last dates from New York up to the
letA January, via England, and 18th by packet ship
Splendid, arrived OF cur port Monday after short
passage OF twenty three days. We look with imPa'
henes for letters per Canada which left New York
on the 2eth, and 1t probable they may to hand
tomorrow. The annexed quotations are exceedingly
steady: The following were the sales effected, Wis =
oscs oales New Orieans. fo3 - LOG -
.oo Nooile. 20 - lV9
Saso Upland. ........ VI lO2
il-oo IeIuemouco W oV ioo :
2oI 4" Bahia. Observation-Disclosures. SO - 81 so
loZ haiti 81 oo w on
~ Sea Island. zOo - ZLo -
l2,5o9 bales.
The imports during the period amount o4s7o bis
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The Latest Teisgraphic News.


Among the most prominent news received by the
telegraph, will be seen the movements in the
Senate and Assembly of this State In the Senate,
the third reading of the bill with regard to pre-
ference of suits in questions appertaining to mano
nal lands, it was referred back to the Committee
Of then Whole but no action was taken on this inn
portant matter. In the Assembly several bills were
passed and several were reported.
Our Washington intelligence is interesting. The
funeral OF General Mcneil, Of whose career
sketch was given In yesterdays Herald, caused
the early adjournment OF both houses, and conse-
quenty rendered the session less eventful than it
might have been, In political point of view
Nothing OF importance occurred in the Senate; but
Mr. Mlllson, In the House, proceeded with his
speech, which must have commanded no little
attention. He took his stand by the constitution,
plainly and explicitly declaring that by that in-
strument the South were willing to be governed
We have, in another column, directed attention
to the important position Of Mr.. Webster-and the
more we reflect and revise our opinions during the
great struggle now going on, the more forcby are
We impressed with the duty which challenges Mr..
Webster to adopt the course demanded by the pe-
culiar crisis at hand There can be but one opln-
ion as to the result. New York and New England
will go with him on broad, generous and equlta-
BILE compromise.
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rhe snip Worth star.

Bosroy, Feb M-1 ?. NJ.
The ship North star, Bishop, fron Liverpool, Nov.
IT, for PhadsphsA before reported missing pat into
raysi on the eth Of January in distress ieaky, 80
survey had been held spa she would be hove out aud
rspairsA
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slave Law in Maryland.

BsLrtwcns, Feb. 10, 1850.
The Senate Of this state have passed bf from the
Hsuse. allowing slaves 70 into the State without
ysstriction.
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Affairs In Washington.


WASHINGTON, February 20, 1850.
There is deep, strong, pervsding here of the
imperative necessity Of settling the slavery question
at and for Many feel that the Union is In.
valuable and worth more than all State gains SEQ
tionsl gains, and party gains but there others
Who with elaboration, examine the commercial and
social sequences of dissolution. They in earnest;
and q fecret meeting OF Southern members has been
held and concerted action organized Great excite.
ment prevails everywhere intense snxeties felt
and expression is frequently given to these In words of
fearful oreboding As the Herald has already stated
In doubling men create danger and security arise
only from an adequate realization Of the imminent
peril to which the country IL exposed.
Colonies Bissel and Davis have not concluded their
correspondence the question Of the Buena Vista bat
sonal difficulty would be adjusted without recourse to
deadly weapons not strengthened by the present po
sition Of parties though to be wished that life
may be exposed to danger in such q cause.
The death Of General Mcneil, late Surveyor Of the
port Of Boston, has been seriously mourned His fune
raj took place day. large and imposing military
and civic procession composed Of the President and
prominent individuals here paid the last honors to the
gallant deceased. In the Senate, Mr.. Hale moved an
sseurnmsnt that the funeral might be attended, and
pronounced eulogy General Mcneil, who was
native OF New Hampshire The House adjourned early
also. Y
Great anxiety prevails on the subject of Mr. Web
sters compromise. Northern men think that he will
scarcely venture to boldly lead of the subject
while Southern men havs great confidence that he
will It is evident that something must be done and
that somebody must be found to do IT, that viii; close
the controversy. The fears expressed with respect to
the result Of considering Dotys resolution
what dspelled by the information that 1t will be with
held.
MIR. Webster may speak tomorrow is the ru-
NOR here.
MIR. Foose is i'll from excrtion during the past
fortnight.
The Senate, in executive session to-day, had under
consideration resolution respecting the shauubsrg
affair
In the State Department, thsre rumors that Mr..
winthrop viii succeed Clayton 1t is also said that
Mr. Abbott Lawrence has expressed desire to be
called In the event of which, Mr. Winthrop probably
would be sent TO the Court Of st. James
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LATE FROM BERMuDA-We have received copy Of
the Royal Gazette published at Hamilton Bermuda, Of
'he 18th inst. 1t contains nothing new however
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WHATS IN THE WrSD'-A curious move was
made in the Board Of Supervisors, yesterday even
ing. for the dismissal Of Mr.. Walker, the Com
missioner Of Jurors. We must learn something
more Of the reasons than we could CLEAN from the
vague resolution that was proposed, before we
can express an opinion on the subject; but we
would simply ASK, has Mr.. Walker been guilty q
any derelicton Of duty, or Is IL a wing onslaught
against a democratic offclali Has his term OF
ceFs lily fog resolution igaominiously dislnIssing
hnl
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The sney =, 4. feet and fo.r inches s.sp ct Rus
rsy, New Hampshire. 30
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ALsAHr, February -, 1850.
PrrrrioNs.

ALBANY, February - 1880
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. CAanolL, Of citizens Of Troy, 70 issue bonds
0f that city on account OF tsxss pad for the sehsnse
tady and Troy Railroad.
Mr.. BEEKMAS, OF Swiss citizens Of New Yoek 70 in.
corporate Swiss Bepe VIOLENT Society Of New Yorf
INrRopucEp
Mr.. STANTON introduced bill to amend the charter
Of the American Female Guardian Society.
Mr.. Coos introduced bill to authors the appont
ment OF Commissioners to open Division avenue and TO
establish the boundary line between the city Of BROOK
yn and the village 81 Wiisnsburgh and the towns Of
Mr.. BrEKMAN introduced bill to amend the charter
York ~"
Mr. BrsxM.r gave notice that he would, at an early
day. ask leave 10 Introduce bill to regulate the OPEN
ing, widening, and improvement OF the streets ana
avenues Of the city Of New York
Mr.. BKowN introduced an set to amend the act to
rage the formation Of uniform com psnes exceotina
the first military division Of the State.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
yidipg for q distribution Of uniform and Authentic
edition of the laws OF the United States.
CANAL BREAcHEs.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of
the queson out OF what funds 1t was proposed to pay
the amount Appropriated to claimants for damsxco
occasoned BY breaches In the canals
Mr. MANI contsnded that the Legislature, by the
constitution, authorized had entirely used up the
power to borrow contained in what dssgnsted the
minion clause" Of that instrument. Mr.. Mann
urged that All the charges connected with the canals
the repairs ordinary and extraordinary and the build.
ing OF new squeduct, even though il should cost .
mion OF dollars would only be . repair Of the dam
ages occssoned by breaches In the canal and should
come arising from the tolls the canal be deffsvsd
MT MORGAN, Mr.. STANTON and Mr. Srosr continued
rns tscs.e ana the question was set down for srgu-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-04
foreierl Nous.
nv MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC TEE
GRAPH FROM HALIFAX.
roUB DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Saturday morning.


The U. S. Mail steamship Pacific, Capt, E,
Nre. arrived of Halifax at three o'clock this
,,,rninr. She left Liverpool at four P. M. on
,be afternoon of "Wednesday, the 10Th inst, thus
-sk;no passage across the Atlantic in 9 DAYS
and II hours.
The Liverpool Cotton Market was firm at the
,,.t quotations. The sales on Saturday the 18th,
unpday the 18th, and Tuesday the 18th, reach
4 1900 bales. There is no change in Flour !;
he oreyious quotations were well maintained.-
Ton had advanced from Is. to 2s. Provisions
,rp dull at previous quotations. u. s. stocks are
srm at the last quotations.
The Commercial news is favorable. Later
l ,dgices from India are received, and are unfa-
B ,orable in commercial point of view. The
commercial intelligence from China was not re-
rsrded as favorable.
The political news from England is of consid-
sable Importance. After repeated efforts of
Lord Paimerston to manage the Greek difficulty
with France, and after several postponements in
the British Parliament, the question was finally
brought up and the ministry defeated. Their
rssirnation in consequence of this defeat was
hourly expected.
It is rumored that the Bishop of Exeter, in
disgust at the termination of his troversy with
the Rev. Mr.. Gorham, is about to secede to the
Church of Rome. =
The growing crops throughout England and
Ireland are said to look unusually promising.
Money market easy accounts from manufac-
turing districts continue satisfactory.
PARIS, Sunday Evening.-The news of the
adverse decision of the Committee on the Pres
dents salary bill caused a great sensation in
the Assembly on Saturday.
The Globes correspondent is assured that the
President will not accept of any modification of
the sun he has demanded, and that he regards
the whole as legitimist intrigue, got up with
the view of provoking the crisis.
PARIS, Monday.-At Cabinet council held to-
day, it was resolved that ministers should resign
in the event of the Presidents salary bill being
rejected IN the assembly.
lSDIA.-A terrific hurricane occurred in the
Bay of Bengal on the 9th Of April, which was
felt distance of 1900 miles. The banks of the
river were overfown nearly as far as Calcutta,
causing immense damage in the destruction Of
vegetation.
MApRID, 13th.-The news of the defeat of
Lopez caused considerable rise in funds. The
American steamer Mississippi and frigate Inde-
pendence sailed for Lisbon in all haste, owing to
difficulty between the American Minister and the
Portuguese Government, relative to the execution
Ofthe commercial treaty between the two coun-
ties