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vr1O the Ladies. have just received few Ladies' R-
ding Hats of the Spring Fashion for 1870 beauti-1
full article. For sale by = M1hN9, -.- IllI.eL.
r ME. Lime, Lime 500 barrels Lineolnville White
| Lump Also, Calcned Plaster, Pasterng Har' Ere Ere
sale by J. r -+ootnrs q ~ ~ onS Rn;lders
July 25, 1851 Contractors anu Dollo0-e. .
"A roNEY Wanted. more notify persons lndeotea @
N to me- that cannot, and will not grant longe[ ;ll
& hands Of an Attorney, all debts due me without
regpect to persons with positive instruet1ons 70 G31
as soon as possible. Wv H-'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-08-09

MA RTIN & CRONLY,
4 UCTIONEERS ard Commit ssion Merchants,
IA Wilmington, N. c.
A. MARTIN M. CRoNLY.
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II Wns WAFER y. ~ M - miles -. Ill = ,
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eefurday, and m ,,s..,a
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p Wsisvme sullivan snd Usk nmi
ToEot Aunscn y m, % mesi As
And hex bssrcen % anao p, MA' =.
Prepoab 70 end q Jefsrson Y. a; instead o. = OH AZ
ASA Prom nuk~ocsgo 4 p m m-weeAly' Tuesday,
Thnrsday ana SATURDAY
- BY Troy Lsne ifoy Ceous' Aosmas sno ~ "'snse'
To Whits WsssS by p m, - mnes
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MINNESOTA.

sMH#~ MlNNEcOlA.
4ea5 From st. Paul at am. once week. Monday,
By Lake b. Croir, Nelson's Landing. La cros' VIA,
To Prairie ID CHEN by m merit Sunday, 40 mile.
And back bsweea ssm Monday and . Pnnszs Sun
day.
Proposals for msr. fr.quen, supply win b considered
ls1s From 3d. Psul II s m, once week, Monday,
To For Smelling BY m, 8 miles;
And back between 10 m and - m.
Proposals. for frequent suppy, stating the number
of'ips. times Of departure and arrival viii b con-
4e27 From 81. Paul ct N, ones : week, Monday,
By Saltwater, and Marine Mills
To Falls Of st. Croir By ~ N nert day, 40 miles
And back between m Tuesday end 8 p . next day,
With additional weekly uip from g. Paul 70 Sill
SPECIAL NOTICES
Proposals. invited for supplying the following Offices In
spscvely limited 70 10 Be named In The proposals In
ssch cas-.
g. Anthonys Fan. from st. Pss miles and hack. once
week.
IOWA.
1851 From Ksokuk Of N ri. weekly, Monday, wsdnss-
BY Van Buren, Fsrminson, Bonspsrss Bensonspor,
Kscsauqus, Winchester. and Birmingham
To Fairfield BY 10 m, rs miles,
And back between : m and 10 N next days.
Proposals for sx times . week service VIII b cons-
dered.
1854 From Ksokul ., m once week, Tuesday
BY Prairie House, Salem, and Glasgow
To Fairfield BY ~ m nert Day, 90 miles
And back between p m "Wednesday and m next
day. ~
Proposals 70 commence si West Point win b consi.
defed. f
4e53 From Ksokuk At m daily, ercspt Sunday
By summiisvils, Mcnttcss, Fort Madison, and Green
Bay,
To Burlington BY p N, As miles !,
And back between III m and 10 m
Proposals. V extend this roots and services 10 Muscs,ine
will b. considered.
1854 From Fort Madison II m tri-weskly Tuesdsv
Thursday, and Saturday
BY West Point Tuscarors, and Phmross
To Fsrnineton BY 10. 20 miles
And back between m and N, Monday. We'd
nssday, and Friday. 4. IA
zebb From Monuose lows, !, oncs week ss,urdsv
By String Prairie. Monterey, sndst rrsssisviIe. Mo-
To Wstsroo BY ~ n, 10 miIess s
And heck bstwsen 2 p n snd q m.
4eb6 From Montfose st6 N twice q week, "Wednesday
and Saturday LIN a.Af 4sSl \. ,.4 ..s
By Ps.ins Hoasr, Franklin csnss, wet Poin. snd
Lowell
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tsol From Jefferson City at l . m daily,
By Hibens, Nsw Bloomfield, Futen, Jones's Tan
Ysrd, Williamsburg, DsnviIs, High Ill., Warren
ton, Hickory Grove, MAYORS Stole, Cottievile, st.
Charles, Bridgstop, Fsefes, and WsItonham,
Tost Louis BY Q N merit day, isi nilss
And back between . and n next dsy.
Proposals. n run through In less time specifying IL
viii be considered, Also proposals 10 carry on the
Missori river Il stated hours Of departure and srr-
eof val 10 be specified t
4s0a From Jefferson City At a m tri-weekly, Monday,
Wednesday, and Fridays
By Taos Hsle, Loose Geek, Linn, Mount Starting
Adamsbure, Union, Port William, Oak6sld, Tcx
Crssk, Eiisvils Manchester DesPees, and Rccknm
To 81 Loois by . m NEXT days. i27 miles;
And back beswten n Monday Wednssday, snd
Friday, end m pert days. - Ma.
to 81. Louis will Be- considered -
4sos From Jefferson City st Q . m once week. We'd
nesdsys
By Wsssphslis, Msvss Kinds'hcck, Spanish PHhie,
Msrsm~c steivle, Ossse snd HWmopys
ssTs Cslsdona ~ o N nest Friday, ils miles ,fa
Ana Ssek between m saturday, md p m nert
Il Monday.
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To Mount Hlnnnnt by . q. IS nile .la Il
And bsah bsswssa % = and = Tussd>y sndFri
Pnrousls iss ui.vsshIy ssrIcs viii b eoasidsisd.
lSb7 From builnglon q : = enos : wssk. Tussdsys
~ Parrish. Lowell. kss Grows. ssisn. HilIsboss'
TO Ksossuaua by . m nsx, day. IS miIss.
And hack between m Monday and IA : N mart day
465e From Burlngton q Z u daily, sxospt Sunday N
BY Mi5dlstown, Hartford. New London, Mount Plea
sank Roms, and Lookridss, s 4
To Fsir6sA by Q p m. 80 miles;
And bsck bstwssn 4 N and pm. .fiasg
1859 From Burlington st N daily, except Sunday u
n Nav.uss yellow Springs Lnssns Wspsllo, ant
n Gnndvisw, 6s. Sai.t MONA
To Muscstins BY IL = m next days. SO miles
And back beswsen and lOs u next day. n g
1850 From Burlington st m sweek, Saturday;
BY Albrights, Bluff Dale, Hawk Eye, and Pslo Alto
To Topssboso' BY 9 p m, 10 miles,
9as And back between . and p m Friday III;
1851 From Navarro ct once week, Tuesday rs.
BY Virginia Grove, Hope Farm. Columbus City, Por
Allen, and Seventy seven .rtgb6R sI
To lows City by p m pext dsys NJ 9xatG el
And back bstssen6s m Thursday and N max day
1860 From Wspslo, lows, al Q m once . week, Wed
By Tcossboso' .aos ~ 4sis1 .so.s i..,sls NJ
el To New Boston, III, by IL M IL miles;
And back between p m and 10 pm. A
1868 From Wspelo Al week, Tuesday Y&
Ry Hops Farm, Charlottesville, and Pottsvillc !; WI
To Washington BY o m, 80 miles .GNosiR sls
And back between m Wednesday and 9 pm. es
1854 From MuscaDe 1t - m daily, except Sundays I
ogs BY FaiSpor, West Buffalo, and Rockingham, tgA
To Davenport by p m, 80 miles; 5
And back between q m end IL m S2gcsaa AeM
1895 From West Liberty at once week. Saturday
BY Psdss;. SEA iiis EtsGg n ss88esf} &
fR To Rock Greek by 8 m, ! miles, sl Il
And back between m and m. la@
Proposals for twice week service are invited m
4666 From lows City Ut a m daily, except Sunday s
By West Liberty and Ovsrman's Ferry; msN
To Muscatine by m, 80 miles shsoSt
Qss And back between IL m and 8 p m. esa sUsAl sh
1867 From lows City ct N tri-weekly, Monday, Wed.
nesdsy, and Fridays 4ais d 38s saa ft
BY Ystton, Washington, Brighton, and Walnut
To Fairfield by . m, SO milesy E4 gstasut
VII And back between m and m next days. IA
Proposals. for six times week service win b considered.
1868 From lows City at q m, week. Thursday
BY Wasson's Mills, Houstons Point, and Sgoumey ,
To Lancastsr by IL m next day, SO miles l0a
lsl And back between p m Friday and N next day.
1859 Fron lows City a. m, twice week. Monday and
Thursday; 8 q VII n8fA3isE a1
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hosuclfs Oospsrt a ~ -.fas S..
70 Bssva Dam ~ u m nszt day, 81 miles,
Al hosk bstwsss Friday aod p N next day.
lsss From 0ssukss : . N once wesk, Thursdsy,
~ Fnlnoga Ks~nskum, and Auburn
TO Fed "a Lee ~ III m nsxt day - miles
And bssk bstussn p m Friday and N nexi day.
Proposals Sos twics week service win be considered.
l6Se From Grafton q 8 I u sncs week, Monday
By Young Hickory, Cedar Greek. Pck, Hartford, and
To NsssSo BY . m, 40 miles,
And hack between N Tuesday, end pm.
ASST From shsbcygan Il 9 m week, Wednesday,
By shsboyssn Fsls Mentor. Cascade, Rsshbun, Au-
bsna There's, Mayssille, HORIZON and Dodge Centre
To OAK Grove hy p N nexs day, 90 mies
And bock hsfwsen Friday and m merit dsy.
Proposals. 70 commence Al sheboyr, FsIs miles
lssu dslsnes will b considered. -
ASA Frm ohehogean ~ m, triswcehIv Tuesasv
1kurpjsy, ana Saturday '.s1'e -
b. Shsboyesn Falls, Worth, Plymouth C;ye,n B,,h
botvviac. Owsscns, snd Badger -
To Food ID Lac BY 9 p m, ~ miles, unN
And baeK bstwssn ! n and m, Monday, w.dDss
day. and Friday.
lsss Pom shsSoyssa = am twice week Tus.dsy and
~ Mssms Msnlsoo~oc Rspiss MsnisOo~os. and
Coopsrmown, NJ 1h'tp hessfF sa''fM
To Green Bay By IL m mex, day, 81 mllss,
AID back s:'.ssp pm Wednesday, .ns Sunday ''d
rsSc~Is ~ ri wssAIy .esvics Willie sossidsrsd =
lss1 From Ford doL Lac stss N twice wssh, Tuesday
~ RcsndsIs, orssn 5Isle, Tchoss, Grand Prairie,
Kloru1oo. md Rock Hill N Il n Is ~ At III ES AZ
~ Fort Wjnssb~eohy , n nsxi days, go miles i;
ana ossx nss~vso . : m Tussisy and Fudsy. srd .
rsops.tss''lss discs -sss services Win = aeon
ndsrsj
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BALTIMORE, September 9 IS D. N

BALTIMORE, September IS p. m.
A smile Of Joy and glAdness seemed TO pervade
every countcnance in city yesterday, as il was
told from one another that the bill admitting Cal.
fornia into the Union, including the Utah Terrific
rial BILL had passed the House of Representatives
BY this act all apprehensions and uncertainty have
been dispersed. The resolution in the House, to-
day, gives hope of speedy adjournment,
new and spacious steamer, called the "AIonu-
mental City :" was launched on Saturday from the
ship yard of Mr.. John A Robb, of this city She
is owned by several of our influential merchants
and designed for the Pacific trade business that
promises much for Baltimore at no distant day
Every day brings renewed and cheering accounts
of the prospects for eecting our Wing gubernato-
rial candidate. The campaign ia progressing with
much spirit on both sides. There is TO be a grand
Wing rally and barbecue on the Eastern Shore
this week.
The mayoralty canvass in this city is going for
ward spiritedly. The two wings of the Locofoco
party still at deadly enmity.
The prospects that Col Archer Ropes
will be nominated by the Wings If 40 he will
certainly be elected and make most excellent
Mayor. The nomination must rest between him
and John II. T. Jerome, esq.
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ties bearing interest at ak per cent The secu-
rites to bear interest, but for what timer From
the time they are issued, or from the time Of the
servcei
Nothing is said Of interest II the payment be in
money; and by the act of Congress of July g. 1882,
| third section, II can be made in money only. Can
interest be allowed this money by the account
ing ofhcers5 confess ! entertain strong doubt on
| the subject and If the thing iitegra, my
| opinion would be against il.
"But the Virginia courts have in all cases given
Judgment for interest well prime palm some
cases for interest alone, where the principal had
been fully paid; and this claimant could, suppose,
go before their courts and recover interest, and
then come and present his claim, and, under the
act, the United states must pay H.
"Yet is it not the safer course under all the cir
cumstances, TO reject the claim for interest until
the claimants shall recover il; until act Of
Congress, in direct terms provides for its paymenl
The case of Gait, in which you gave opinion
(March q y was Que in which judgment had been
recovered against Virginia, and which recovery
the United States had expressly assumed TO pay.
In EwelPs case there Is no Judgment, and the de-
csions in Virginia, not being in the direct case
not absolutely binding upon Us, though entitled to
great respect as authority judgment of the
courts OF Virginia, when obtained must, as have
already said, be paid, interest and all 1t is, there
fore, no advantage TO the United Stases to with
hold the payment of interest. But is the
tually made IN which the accounting officers can
pay it?
al throw out these hasty suggestions TO call your
attention to the difficulties which find in the mat
ter, and wish your early attention to it.
81 am, sir, &c.
ct. EWING. Secretary.
"Hon. REvERpY JOHNSON, Attorney GenI'
The Attorney General decided that commuta-
ton and interest was payable under the law, and
the Secretary OF the Interior certified his opinion
in other like cases.
And lastly the case of Commodore James Bar
ron, which involved the question whether commu-
tation was payable TO the officers Of the navy as
well the army was also referred to the Attorney
General, who decided that the officers of the navy
were on precisely the same footing with those Of
the army, and equally entitled to communication
and interest.
Thus il will be seen, that, in the decision of this
whole class of cases, the Secretary of the Interior
merely carried out the opinion of the law officer of
the Government, and in so doing performed an OBJ
vious and unquestoned duty. II the decision be
right, it Is no merit of his; if wrong, he is amena
bic TO no censure We will proceed to
anime the points decided by the Attorney General
in this case, and give our views to their correct
ness.
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THn RICHARDSON COMMITTEE.

part Of the Report of the Majority was read In
the House on Thursday and Friday last 1t dis.
SCENTS, in point Of law in two cases from the opinion
of the Attorney General and the action of the Sec
Rotary Of the Interior thereon; and il charges the
Secretary with having enormously directed the al
lowancc Of interest upon interest in the Barron
case.
Messrs. VISToN, OUTLAW, ASTON, and Rock
WELL, presented a Minority Report in which they
sustain the decisions Of the Attorney General on
the contested points of law and deny that the Sec
rotary of the Interior directed the allowance OF
compound interest. Their report not having been
read, we publish below the introductory part, in
GLIDING the presentation of the evidence on the
question whether the Secretary Of the Interior did
or did not allow interest upon interest.
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oARusI,s sALooN-pANcINe ACADEMY.

L CARUSl has the honor 10 inform his former
IL. pupils and the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Washington and vicinity, that his Dancing Acad.
cfny will be rc-Opcncd on Tuesday, the lst OF Oc-
to5er, inst
L. c. is now prepared TO give lessons in all the
latcss and most fashionable dances which have been
introduced since the last season.
A Subscription Book for the entrance Of Ladies
and Gentlemen is opened at the Saloon
For hours Of Instruction. terms, &c, apply at the
Saloon.
Private Lessons given. Academies and extra
classes attended TO. The Saloon is in complete re.
pair, well lighted with gas, and will be rented on
moderate terms for Concert or Exhibitions
sept Intel < UniOnl
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ID bright ON TIE LAW OF HUSBAND
IL and Wife, reprinted from the English, W tn
copious notes and references 10 the American de-
cisions; by Ralph Lockwood, of the New York bar,
. vols, 1850.
Deans Principles of Medical Jurisprudence, for
the professions of Lay and Medicine; vol, 1850
American Admiralty, its Jurisdiction and Prac-
tice, practical forms and directions; by E. c. Bene
dict, vol, 1850
Greenleaf's Cruise on Real Property, com
pletc in 3 vols, 1880
Phillips on Evidence, new and enlarged edition,
in vols
Burke's Celebrated Trials; | vol, London lSi9
Easts Reports of Cases in Kings Bench; 10 vols,
price $50. Just received.
FRANCK TAYLOR
~ All Law Books for sale at the lowest New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia prices. in every
case, without exception. Sept 10
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Through Passage to California.


k THE pnbc will be gratified to learn
~tsTE. that the United States Mail Steam
W4EE6 ship Company are enabled 10
nounce that their arrangements are now complete
for sending passengers through from New York to
San Francisco and back.
In the first attempts Of this company to meet the
wants Of travel to California, by providing ships
the Pacific, in conneNion with their ships from New
York to Chagres they were prevailed upon at the
urgent solicitation of the great number then desir-
10 go out, to sell tickets for through passages
from Panama in advance, for their ships then GO
ing round. This was done from desire TO accom-
modate those who could procure passages in no
other quarter and by which, whatever might be
the detention they would reach San Francisco
sooner than by any other line. Unforeseen dith
cultics and the prevalence of fever at Rio Janeiro
at the time, prevented their ships from reaching
Panama soon was anticipated and caused de-
tention at the lstbmus, which was increased by the
impotence OF the passengers In going forward.
against the advice of the company, earlier
day than the ships could possibly reach Panama.
These interruptions nov all removed Three
Of the four ships of the company, intended for the
Pacific service, have arrived al Panama, and seye-
raj of them have performed trips to San Francisco
and back; that the company now able to
give the public the assurance that the voyage
through from New York TO San Francisco Will be
performed with regularity and despatch.
The Pacific Line, from Panama TO San Francis-
co, consists Of the
REPUBLIC, Captain Hudson,
COLUMBUS, Captain Peck,
ISTHMUS, Captain Hitchcock,
ANTELOPE, Captain Ackley.
Their Atlantic and Gulf Line, from New York
to Chagres of the
GEORGIA, Captain Porter. U. S. n.
OHIO, Captain Schenck, U. 5. n.
FALCON, Captain Hartsten, y. S. y.
The connection between the two lines will be
carefully and regularly kept up, that no delay
beyond the usual stay of the ship in port at Pana
ma will arisc.
Their large size, ell-known speed, and superior
accommodations Of their New York and Chagres
line and the speed and accommodations of the
ships Of their Pacific line, offer the most certain,
rapid and pleasant through passage to California.
NJ. o. ROBERTS.
corner Warren and West streets, n. Y.
Augl6-lm
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR rHE cURE or


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Many proofs arc here given, and we solicit an
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tronagc.
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- rritts-
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Rec. Or. OsoooD ,criics-
''That he considers CnERHY PrcroRAL' the beat
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cred"
From Or. JoSEs, an eminent practitioner of rgrdi.
cine "a alabama, ioeii kHotCn throughout the Stafe.
AloSTGoNERy, (Als.,) Oct. 4, 1870.
DR.. J. &. AyER-SH. have used your odmira.
bic compound extensively in my practice, aud end
IL tu surpass by far any other remedy have for
curing disease upon the lungs
Your obcdicnt servant.
r. II. JONES, NJ ID.
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l Gle, ICE, ICE!-Six hundred tons Northern
Il Ice afoat. Arrival OF the schooner Phcbe Baxter.
The subscriber regrets that his Customers have
been during the past few days little irregularly
supplied with Ice, owing 20 the non arrival of
either Of his four vessels, caused by adverse winds
&c, but he ia nov prepared 20 serve them, nj his
usual rates, and with the same punctuslity IA here.
toforc. JNO PETTIBONE
Sept 7-co3t
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Hear the Patient.
UNiTEp STATES Horst,

l NfTEn STATES HOTEL.
SABAToGA srRtNGs. July 5, lSt9.
DR. J. &. AYER-Sv. have been afflicted with
a painful affection Of the lungs, and all the symp-
toms Of settled consumption for more than ycar.
could find no medicine that would reach nv case
until commenced tho use Of your 4" Cherry Pecfo
raj. which gave me gradual relief and have
been steadily gaining my strength, till my health
i5 wcl.nigh restored,
while using your medicine bad the graft.
fcaiion of curing with it my reverend friend, Mr.
Truman. Of Sumptcr district, who had been sus
pended from bic paroclnal duties by severe attack
of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these facts TO you,
and am, sir, you're. respectfully,
J. =. CALHOUN
q South Carolina.
From an Ouerseey in ne Hamilton liLs. in this Citv
Lowell, August 10, lS49.
DR y L. AyEu: have been cured Of the worst
cough ever had in my life by your cherry Pee
t0ras - and never fil, when have opportunity
OF recommending " 10 othcrs.
You're, rcspeo uully, y ID EMERSON.
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