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nLss.s, Bag, e, Js".lSs chssr,. P.n.., S.t..n,.
reading ROOM s1 ' ssshsass
on Saturday Aus9st These mails will be forwarded in
% n.i SAL :: . :sp; on :Tsds JSy
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Il, Auiysd-ship D,mascus Hale Batimors; bark, vsnezn
Ps,s csis .L f:s5 William, lf lSsn. WIN
siFS TEGsSss T 1:so so sca Lane
s ssu fss. MG, .sS: s
Errisf'an Do Errspsan ws.ss,s Boston, sS.
Cray Shsr Charls,on steamers ksnnebsc, Fisv0r New
nisceilansous.
sa"ss WITH @ ns ssS ,n ,s from
got OF to-day. Her nearly dsoharsed on alst
Scum Jors wnLsrr.. from Rhilaa.lphis for cha,..n.
hish and dry cargo landed in a damaged condition.
stS L Ss !. rSP sY..s for B;rS sS,S
ses 70 hish aud drJ with cargo lahSsd damaged
Frsuso scnn Purosorrs. Of Nsn,ushe, vent .hors on
as side o. TIA, i.lssd in the Sc blow 18Th. and became
Be- scss ssly Sour SAVED from Br .chr N.Y.
G 1I% SfsTs iIr ssT ira De . were
town INST to have BEEN los, y *, raj. y isss
IN. "a s. s sf fs s1S. ASP q A ESr
stern Of vessel with Olympus. Of NJondon, upen H.
, vent cIs Ss s.n Hs r% "s. snS p
In few hour, with loss Of rsrt Of false keel.
qGsy II ra s' g' .Ss. .s: .: s
we're p.sss March ~ "a Staten Land By the Monarch Ste
CsRppy June 2pThs 81 Mehsei. Preysr from Bords.u.
ior with Indian Corn SUM. june 2sh about IS
ser. wsich from iisvrs for this port; crew saved
Jps. As An hip S,; been Chartered :;
pr
S.ieyrs. n.y me Hollanser corss.n for rhil.dsl-
Naval.
~ nssts c.sgs's Com Ksev'r. sailed from H.rsas
18th inst, supposed Tor Rio
whnIemen
sid from below NBedfOrd. 2l.t. bark san Thomas Of
ns.S from " letter. Jan n iatss len W. E.sis Pot
DsSs J, from sp for
spoken.
Hss.f, TevS. June Ia 81 = ~ lon ,aMw 'A' 81 '''
shp lnssrssdsncs from London for NYOrk. June 90 lat
ship Jane Glidder Child from Liverpool for Phfsdel-
ship kshisnd from Sc John Nh. for Hull July OF Cape
ssP Nisss... Stone. from SYOrh for Liverpool July lat
ksip steering , showing signal with L in circ.. July
SHIP Am.rsn IN csrss from St Jehn Nh. for Liverpool
B,rk Eel Roeer q Boston. bound vas seen 22d inst,
BRIG willi.m Crawford, from Nrorh for BATH vas seen
Brig kner.ld Of Boston, from NYort bound r. July DO
Tine ch Huntington Light, sOhr IRA, DENIS
shr Temsh. Of Calais, from SrOri sd r. July % OF
Bal Oriental ps. from Boston. tNoh ~ for California
bs.s Como, smith. from SrOrs tApl Is, for c.lforni.
Rsnslus from =, Tor csllfcrri., Nay ~ Ia. 70 NJ
Ion . 0Wi Recovery, and VIM wiI~ss from --,for Pa
Ri, s,, s:s,s;sr ,rcS Nori'.a'tAp Dior c'lf'r-
ss % ::s .s.f Sss:s
srro. J.s n s. sss.s s.s., s.-.. s.Ss sp
cAlSvrTA, ass i-Au osssvA Tsshss. sssssa va N.
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Married.

On the 23d instant, by the Rev. W. w. Everts, Mrs.
TpoMAs ,. MUrDst TO Miss MaRr, eldest daughter OF
Edward Pothier. both Of this city.
At Phladelphia on the 23d inst By the Rt Rev DR..
Ducschct, o A NonRis TO LIsrs WEsr, daughter Of
Samuel Neyins, Esq.
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An account Of the mports would furnish salts
factory results the Of vessels entering the
Columbia, mostly Of small assorted lots, and al
though in the aggregate. q considerable value
still cannot be ascertsined in detail.
am, sir, your obedient servant, -
GEORGE GIBBS,
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81 GDaCAI..

nR DE LANEY, AUTHOR OF rue PRIVATE nEDI-
~ cal Guide sc conhdentsy c-nsued on all diseases
Of private nature diseases Of the skin manhoods deb
ties mpedments 70 marriage and diseases Of females Re-
cent cured BY his method In day Genuine
street, near Broadway
nR. WARREN ~ CONFIDENT1ALLy cONsULTIB
on private diseases Prsctics Of eighteen years three
which in hospits snshles Dr. W. 70 the
cssee see bis diploma in h .fhce, No Nett street vin
the signatures 81 the estest names II surgery and med
zine thi, country has prsduesd cure sh.rxs
nOtTOR GLOVER, AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE
~ 1restise" sns Medical Guide, sc. His extensive
practical experience ensbes him 20 cure those oult Gases
o. elect Strotrrcs and Seminal Weakness and complicated
Syphilisc and hercuria Diseases ehce No tformsriy
No ~ Ann street. Private entrance through The cntry,
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DR, JOHNSON, Ne. ~. oBANa sragEl. so VIVA
nornm me trtams NJ % delicate die The aoc-
Tor shn W. these kseures ma, n.
ssisted Tor ytsrs pr.-eninsns we,tsss
suret In fouvSsvs 1870 49,
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defeAted, the disastrous consequences which he had
Indicated. might not ensue.
Mr.. Clay having con men'ed pretty severely upon
the remarks OF Mr. Rhett in the Nashville Convention,
In favor of lifting the banner Of disunion,
Dir. Barnweu at the close Of his speech, put in .
defence OF his friend and his state The character OF
man rested neither upon euogy nor obloquy, but
upop its merits Aud for toe cry Of disunion-
lets Il might become under tyranny and oppression
sacred rebel in the days Of the revolution
Mr. Clay had said nothing against South Carolina,
and had respect tor Mr. Bhett; but If Mr.. Rhett
Rad u led the language attributed to hai. he was a
traitor he deserved the fate of traitor aud it
rouna applause in the gale res) The President pro
called 10 order. II gentleman in the gall cries
persisted in these Interruption he would have to be
excluded The Senate chamber Was not II thestre
MIR. Clay resumed. His r. pect for South Carolina,
attached to her ancient repuration than TO any
thing attaching TO her In modern times These are
10y sentiments, aud you may make the most Of them
hr Barn veil with more guardedness than could
have been expected. replied 90 SIR Clay.
BALE CLAY.
sharp bit OF guerilla diminishing followed between
Mr. Hale and Mr.. Clay thekormer declaring that all
the living Fl the North, who voted for the Mis-
sour ompromise OF lS2O. living tomb stones 20
this day of the oblOquy Of that measure; aud Mr.
Clay maintaining that number of them were alter
wards elected TO important Offices. This was one oil
the moot brilliant episodes in the debate aud at its
conclusion at four o'clock the Senate adjourned
Thus. including tue short Incidental remarks OF
other speakers Mr. Clay occupied the Senate TO day
-four hours In of the most vigorous. earnest and
comprehensive speeches ever delivered in his lite
recently spoke for i've hours in ssion Mr. Clay
at seventy three spoke for four day. and apps
rently good Tor two or three more if they had beer
required.
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Nrw ORLssSs sSp HsvsSA-stesmship ohio-N SIX
Davis, Jchn Petit Fove iafy children aud nurse
Thnderson and LADY Mrs yur,i. Miss Yerger, aeCsriy
and Lady Miss Bynson Day and lady, Chas Plant
lazy Cooke. lady ehild ana nurse EFeray lady 80
child Jas Casquet lady. children nurse hudson
Mrs Damerae Miss Robstsie, Mrs Ellen Webster
Mar ondet. : o Callahan Rob- Dyas. Willis PNein
Tournie nsurin. Hart. Heath Capt A Eesnstt
John shaw, Saunders, Roht McAlpn. A earns a
Mr. Tufts Re Eel. Schlo.s Mr. Gsrdrer woOd ur PAL
frey Palmer snd lady. Mr. lerrer, Mr. Nae Mas @
Hnntngttn. Goodman. @ Tate. G Hyrson M Cluri-
Tier n, ssr,in " narioret n lyon Hs-sn Il No
ws'.rs,n. ,,sis John neis.s J,hn Weeks. Dsamsn
90. psrsfcst ehildrsn snd nurse " Cranberry II
,eip. Barrel, Berrinss N Robertson. A NcEroy.
mis- Neil. N Hole man, Holiday. q spear = yurns
IrsnsiseS heGsn Icrrey : Elliott Mr. Jennings.
lsdy and 5thildtsn Mrs Benser Don Dornee Juan
rsrnsr jose Jm,rrer IN Phipps. Ricardo veiado
Riehsrcssb std LADY jose Carts lady add an Ju
nas Arsnso D.ischnec lady and dsushters wsssrs
Whtsrs Jcht scr, Lame Johnssp rrehmsn. Loyersn
Nrw onIEsNs-stesnpship Alsbsma-Cspt Herrimsn.
lady and daughter. Mr. smith LADY child and
hessrs reeher Barei ard srvsnt Cutter. Carter Hate
BLANCHARD, Kent Palmer. Tha,sr Conrey. Hatch Marlsnd
Kendr et Ssysr Wsyisnd. NIL Herey Anders n, sham
way, Mr. Isirox snd son. Bseh--2s In the steersee
Tfvrp rooI-ship Columbia tpktbMr lees lady, chill
dren and ars Bas snd2 children Mr. BRYANT and
lady, Miss Bryant. Mr. Rrsnt, hss Brvsnt Masters
ard Pr, sss servant Mr. Hsrly2s in the s'eersse
Iorettc--Nrs nessrs Costello, Taycr.
Ri,es. Miss J Wills ma fooioredD
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II R ~ .rk, AUTHOR or fnk "PAscrrsAL Psr.
rave Treatise hc.-Ofoe hears, 20 l3 A NJ SEE n.
tsVadsy excepted mo . Green sich street. ~
vho Nppy In the earlier eertsr vi
AZ the ease and rapidy Of she IN strietyr.
to1 Tvs trst OF tnciPen 20 its advanced srs as
sstins stages also, IN seminal dsessss &C. (rsr
And very sxssnsiys pr.etiee, he sss
snIs rsAsos for stating cen y sbsans1 from No ssr N
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
given ~ y ns.rs oshsr ale
Of e1S: s .'s
S s . %Sa, Oh
% cures in every case or no FEMALE Pso
yanion.By br NJ nsurieeas, Prot...or Of Dis.ssss
81 .usssn, ~ ph ,sIn 1s%S Ip go Pre-, sY
asectionas wife, pecuniary ocui,e~ to the husssna
o. .S g. .' ..s sse
o.hf ,rr,ss as !. di.eloses Important secrets whes
To those whose hssl,h Sess permits of e
Here s.C sysiy Is%s. wife the so,h.rsh.
s: In whom nature eontempiaes an important change
and a s1 nss ne every ys COMPLAINT
Tsiss se Of ,si :. eSs
m. - DA,res Nay l. iss5.
Nv IEAR NY wife been percspts,y siahinr foe
sssT g "a her
ersment svery Successive one more and drttAsel
ss -s n chs ,., Ss.paIsa Of
the worst this tnow about two r,astnsl
heard your book hshy spoken %
press yon the r.efit Afforded my dsrcsssa mlaS and
s my ss so SS ,.n. s
I tb. ere s.o,bsr Yea. raa b was post
ssse IN all human pre..bily my wife hsv. Ssss
ts u course. iotrseeahle convey fuiiy the
intended martha or tos sn.s
= Ssrsy st ~ Y5l IL T a. e r'G ssy SG
Dsyis Boston, b. Peterson q Ch-stnus st. PnsieIphis
,s IS :, i ss n $
ss sew s1ts;t' s,E E' once $ p & boz
NV MEDICAL BooKs-A CoxPLErE PRACTICAL
r,n 90 sls Hs,S5s sns srsrses, q private de
p.s..s ~ ia aS@s;r o. sssa',uy a;lsiod p.,s
So g.s,. % sd,loy Price slo Essrsei fo the Boston
~ a. and !, sTssss may he = ssrsss
Of di.ssss, ssd FAR supero. .ayslns The Vine .as.
mnissions Impoteney, No, caused ~ fwrc~per has-
sSars sTsiScEs pss, " ut s..s by ,h. rss-
the author. so broadway. "
C6lO kEwAKD.-JEyFsIEs ASrIDurE A spE-
ScOO eihe Msture tor the curs of geusrrhrs, 0sets
-thopt the least restrictions Of diet dsk expssare OF
n s. Sh 20 nss"s. -. The Ss
fituis I've hundred dollars Purher-ths disease
I,i in bottles. WITH ION 81 sss Scs,ss
Rins ls2 Brosawsyi les Rssard sirses
NJ BAvtD sCRynkgOUb wHo LssT a.\rusRrY.
~ It'hshire Sec,lsnd four I'VE sg,. ~ hear
dressed N csios Hotel New sTs 'N' " '''''' I'd
Dh.hokRIsOs Is CONSULTED On vsSAREAL
- disc.ses vita honorable confidence. A eracuos Of
saTy sc,r e,sc. removed 10 lev q ~ s., %s,
saSed .G%" sy,' ~ Sr ,s a
~ csuS s sT o. S..s s. w
sssis., td. ,s H,,l,us ss%%es. o. ds~sse
:, S.rs ard ss
hs ely cgssyei Ms y-ri :, u. CITY sil q The
sS on the .usSrr :. o. ysSs IN.
nall Plsss the city - Ss- York vhis twenty day. ~.
u such rvss and Sa "a. 70 a. !. sss s ., q ?,
ss y. zine .s sir.:. ,sa m . sS y hi s..s ~
r,s,,s md .,.s., ss,i ,'s,, % vita in'eres,
ss The S,h Gay Of april ons h.usssd haaarsd and
cent, thereof ds he say . so as. and Ssydss
June ss'h iss' rGosss w sSH R'''
Plaintiff A'torney
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Dk COOPER DUANk STREET, Has rus rsp
sst fourteen ycsr eosfned his practice r. tie tress-
ment-i mercnrh 500 ethg diseases delicate a.tUrs
u car csre he meet aggravated this dr-ase
charge. '''''' wv"
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MEDICAL.

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIvAr
disssse Call and the certiscases for cures oid
oAses that given BY nesry all osher
uundreds Of cure, four 70 hours othx
cannot resist q cure by his mode others DR
LARhONT, ~ Reade street, two doom from Broad waS
ssl Pills. 81
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nLctter Bars for Jamaica, Chsxres PANAMA California
aud psrts the fscifc Crescent City At th
aseye once At the Exehanre Reading Room Coz Eychsng
on saturday, August These mails will forwarded In
charge Of ssrceial messenger -
hails for Havana will close above saturday July a.
The above Letter BAGS are as at Kenyon 9i Wall street
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E'mT.nIa 49, vrlNhks bVvk, OK hUkAL FHTsI0LOe =
SO ,s,,es toe-ed the fears ~ povefsy aud ". rr,
o. sre Family Of children would " sAv,.tes ~
Me Ne street. Also, the vs..l. ss.~ p'iis
~ s,sf usy he hsd No ~ south Third ssro.s Pills
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sALrPINN.

NOTICE-STEA aSHip ArLAsTIo, PROM LIVES
IN pool IL dseha under general orr Of
SAbs street Consgnees viii please send their permits
bOaru immedistC :"
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived-ship Damascus Hale Batmors; barks vsnszu-
es Wilson, Lsgusyra; Kingston, Bowen Trinidad; brig
Pibia stout, Calais schrs Isabel williams Lynn WIN
Camp. Clark Hartford Triumph. Mason, Boston; Lane,
Pratt, Hartford; n W Erickson Westoot,. Boston.
Clsarea-BArk barbara tBrl Haxery, Maurtius selah,
Williams Providence Triumph Mason do; Pennsyvsaia
krIiekaon, do Errcfaon, Wescott Boston. Louisa
Srsy SHARP chares,on steamers Kennebec, Fisvor New
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Dh.hOkRlsOs Is CON SUITED On vAskREAL
- disoases vita honorable onhd.nce. A oracfcs OF
thirty Iears enabee him perfectiy
curry Recsr' removed 10 lev ds "a s,rictu,ei
and seminal .ebkness he Invariably No fee ~
eured See he Ls.don dipowsir his once F-Itap "a
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COLLECroH's OrFfcE,
Astoria, May 9. 1850
DrAR Sin Enclosed you have the exports from this
port during the nine months ending With December
3lst, 1sig and In separate table those Of the quar-
ter ending with March 3lst ~ Is Go be noted thai,
these contain only the articles entered In the mi
tests. and not the ship stores -
srATrAiENr ExroHrs PoRr or ASTORIA, o.
lsr O 3lsr ls4p.
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C6llO kEwAKp.-JEpFsIEs ASrIDurE. A spE

MI David SCRyMkgOUr wHU LetT n. NrusRrY
' irhshire. Scotlsnd, four i've yoars ay, n hear
come hing interesting hu ~ apps ing d, lesser .d
dressed 20 J. N. Clistoh Hotel. New ~
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MO lCE-rASSkN PER STEAMSHIP ALLAN
to Tor Liverpool will please be on BOARD sat,rsa1
ii July at II o'clock A. NJ and send all not AL
ed the passage board Friday 26th marked bsis
with the ~ their berth. "'
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PHrIApEIrHIa, JuLr 2S-0ur produce markets con.
tinue unsettled In consequence Of the receipt OF
the Asias news Parties, yesterday, disposed to
operate on the Atlanics advces when the arrival OF
tse Asia at Halifax was announced. In stocks there
Is not much doing; but prices we'll sustained for
this season Of the year Money Is very abundant and
cheap.
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CIRCULAR.

TINE UNDERSIGNED proposes TO publish a
4 political Weekly paper in the German Ian
guage, in the City Of Washington, in support of the
principles by which the Administration of Gene
raj Idylr came into power, and being DESTROYS to
obtain the aid and cooperation OF the Wing party,
he would respectfully state the reasons which, in
his estimation, make il desirable and necessary
that such paper should be established at the seat
of Government
i. The number of those who use the German Ian
guage their medium of intercourse is upwards OF
Three Millions, and this number Is constantly in
creasing by immigration
2. The name of Democrats being the appellation
OF the liberal or popular party OF Germany, to
which all the immigrants before their emigration
Belonged they do, of course, range themselves with
the party bearing that appelation in this country,
as soon they are able to exercise the elective
franchise; and the more SO, as the country teens
with Democratic papers in the German language,
whose particular object and anxiety it is to this
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well as by its influence upon the local Wing pa
pcrs, now in existence, will, it is hoped, produce
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ing, that is the influential, portion of the German
citizens, over to the Wing ranks
s. The undersigned is well aware that he has
many and serious obstacles to overcome, but rely
ing upon the power of truth and the cooperation
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merits Of his enterprise does not fear To be CHARGED
with entertaining too sanguine hopes, if he antici
pates satisfactory result.
FREDERICK SCHMIDT.
REcoMMENDATIoN.-The Wing State Central
Committee of Massachusetts, being satisfied that a
German newspaper, to be published at Washing
ton, as proposed by Mr.. FREpEnIcK SCHMIDT, will
be Of great importance and benefit to the Wing
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recommend to the Wings every where to subscribe
for such paper. GEORGE MOREY,
EZRA LINCOLN, Chairman.
Secretary
BosToN, October 20, lS49
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REFERENCES.

He has the pleasure of referring claimants and
others TO the following gentlemen:
Maj Gen. Winfield Scott, U. s. Army.
Brig General Nathan TOw'On' Payrnaster Gene
George Gibson, Commissary Gene.
raj u s. A.
Hon. A. K Paris, Second Comptroller of the Urea
Walter Forward, late Secretary of the Urea
Simon Cameron, United States Senate.
" Patrick G. Goode, Sidney, OHIO.
Alexander Harper, Zanesville, Ohio.
Willis Green, Green, Kentucky.
Garrett Davis, Paris,
" Baltic Peyton, New Orleans.
John w. Davis, Speaker Of the House of Reps
James G, Hampton, New Jersey;
X. w. Thompson, Terre Haute, Indiana.
4. M. Huntington, Indiana.
-" Edmund Deberry, Lawrenceville, N. G.
" ID. s. Kaufman, Texas.
M p. Gentry, Tennessee.
:. Andrew Andre , Stewart, Pennsylvania
I" Richard Brodhead,
I" Truman Smith, Litchfeld, Connecticut.
4" s. Il. Ninton, Ohio.
{" b. G.. Thibodeaux, Louisiana.
" Calvin Blythe, Philadelphia.
" VIM. ID. Reed,
+" G. Il. Smith, Indiana.
+" Joshua A. Spencer, Utica, New York.
" Robert Smith, Alton, Illinois.
I" William Sawyer, Ohio.
Joseph II. Bradley, Eco,
Rev. VIM. McLain,
" VIM. II. Sprole, West Point.
" James Knox, New York.
" James G.. Hammer, Baltimore.
Messrs. A. r. Ssngston q Co, Baltimore.
ID, Leche & Son, Baltimore.
DIR. w. l.. Alice, Philadelphia.
Rev. George Duffield, Detroit.
Rev Rev 5. P. Darbin, D. D., Philadelphia.
$. Brady, Esq, Wheeling, Virginia.
A. M. Phillips & Son.,
Rev. f. II. Cumpston, Lynchburg, Va.
Rev. Richard Craighead, Meadville, Penn.
J. ID. Defrccs, Esq., indianapolis.
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