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Cleared.
Steamship United States Berry. ehsgres Jones & John
son. ~ ~ '""@
stesnshit Daniel Webster Bald win Ban Juan L Allen
ship baraeeRa, Trssk Liverpool, Slate, GArdler Il Co.
Bsrs sturees Scott, Santiago. Thompson.
& Co.
5fie VIM Jones, Tyler. Savannah, N MocreadyS Co.
schr Louisine, smith Charleston, MaCteaay a Co.
Arrived.
eteamShp Georgia, Porter, Cnakres sth, And Havana
10th with mdoo Passengers, TO Roberta Experienced
very nesvy weather during the passage She
Hook last night.
Steamship Marion Berry Charleston, with Disc snd pas
scngsrs 70 rpoforo, 1esn Co On the bar passed ahp
New York, hence bound in Jan IL PM 80 miles orth
Eatras exohar geo signals with hip Foyds
for Savannah 18Th ~ AN, Col ssttoyiy
Chtrlesttn toy Newport Have experienced heavy
sties from " for the past 40 hours.
ABe general oouu account OF She state OF
the river. and various u arae stters.
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CkABLtsTtr-- stosmfhip hsriop-E d aw and lady,
" .s.iss, :. E-1ls.hsa- - ID. L..s,. Hns.l
arm styspg, Tyler, " " Esysn port lady and son
4 KsyIneL MN KsIIis0n, y q zsnsey sAd lady p II.
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L-srai6 E4Eins CorrssASoa1.As~.
PHILADxLpsrA. Jan W-f PM
Arsfvcd-Brg francis FAbars Fsutsin 81 Jazo de Cub
Cisxs(-pIA WAssriss (Bsl, QutsSbsiaSA pSnAysrA,
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Accident To u Rhode Islander.
a. 50. CHLsLysrov, Jan 20. 1851
AT Augusta, yesterday, Mr. Peokham. gentleman
neg kseas k.snd tell and seriously ipjQysd 81 kpss
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photographic Marine Reports.

Bosror Jan ~.
hfrived-ship Hamilton, Apalaohicola bark Charles,
hlsdelphia, schr John Calhoun, Norfolk.
CltaredShip California Sunatra bark Ionia Smyrna;
trig Clara Ellen, CErdenAs.
sailed-Ship Delaware,
UHsnLysroR, Jan ~,
frived-ship Camden, and steamship Bouherner, from
NYork.
Ryv WpsT, Jan IS.
Arrived-Brig Maris, 80 days from kYors Tor Norfolk
was blown on i'll gale with loss Of ta.ls, 80.
INV BEDFORD, Jan l3.
krwP0Rr Jan ~.
Arrved-sohrs Baltic Dyer Norfolk for WaYeham; 2)sh
George, Cobleish, EYOrk. Capt when he
ed Popt judith vessel ashore thero at that sme;
whom the Rainbow COB of, and whero che gone
known here,
PORTLAND, Jan fG,
AyrivedBrg RintzOier Tugss Iliands susan soue DO.
nnire,
Clsased-Briz Jtmos Roach, Porto RCD.
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Fire In Macon, Georra. .

Macon, Jan 20. 1859
great FIRE occurred here this morning, which de-
stroyed seventeen houses on Cherry street Loss
$3e coo. Origin unknown.
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DR RALPk, AUTHOR or THE "PRACTEOAL PEI.
- vsts TIeasise 20 Once hours. 70 Il O'clock 4. T.,
and te O'Clock r. NJ (Sunday oxoeptedl No. SO Qresn
vch s,eet yron The uncommon medical advantages ~
nuoy has enjoyed, vhok ke would instance hNvNG
resided several Paris the Of s
dysg those diseases foo rod By long and worry exten!vs
out hsFtsson promise sven In the and ooup
oSsar cs5ss rs secondary dseass to. To-, &c. GO
.s safe and raaie oure than can be obsned from
osnos senrao u America These wac apply In ts e&xtof
III the cure which 10 often effected very days
ser. Gdcyass boz &c Post Cfios
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TYR. WARD, DEVOTED 70 DELICATE DI3KnSS1k
~ warrants ths speedisst You will be CURED W
hn positively In half tae usual time All who have
tracted private decase make carly application. HM
sreaanent sssSds alone the admiration Of ths
eevs, who often hD patients The epdt
other doctors, nythDg equal II. EithsxG
great relief In twenty-fouY Of6oe cAGas
". of RrOsAMAY
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vINHE MARRIED WOHAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL OOH
panion-By Dr.. A. ~ Mauriceau Professor Of Disease
o. Women-Twenucth edition, lsuo, PIP. G0-Prfce o.
Years Of suferns OF physical and mental anguish a
band might have been spared by timely possession ne
work. is intorded especially married. or Nhocs
contemplating marriage ~ dscloses important eeoYt
which should be knswn 10 them particularly.
those whoss health does not permit Of snncrsass
family, ~ 10 Of special importance.
Hore, also, every femae-the wife, the motherths -
eshcr budding into womanhood the other In the
O. In whom nature eontemplatcs important CHANGE
cn discover the causes symptoms. and the most e6sn
mediss and most certain mode Of in eomps
" which her eek 10 subject
Of letter roI, gentleman In Dayton, Oheb
pa. A. II. AAURycrAu:- DAyr0N knv l. I3dd
NY DEAR Sin Ny wife hse been pcroep bly ring fss
some ree in great gui
nonG every sueooasve moro and more dobil sataa
and prostratng hor putting her life in nnent dsu9sN
And which Was on THO last OCCASION deepairod Of
posed Wis state Of tangs VISA and resigned s
monthsl heard Jour book highly SPOKEN Of contain
me msster resohing my case On i receipt and
esnnot express the relor IL Aoyded my disrcas{
nina and ths joy ts pases impaired 70 wife, lear
rg shat he great discovery OF NJ Desomesux provided
remedy II opened prospect 70 me, which llst's
hsve ps@ssd hcsd IN all human probability my VIA
would have been In her crave md children lo mother
lees.
Of course impr.ctcablo convey more fully sss -
Intended for tho married or those rasrxsrn
FOR sale ~ ~ Broadway sud AZ She putiishna once
Liberty street. New York. Ltslc Co., Albany loser,
Iuoker Mobile AAsAmG b. Peterson S6 Chossnu, sye:
On The rsoept Of 81 cory viii be tvsrsri.sod sv MA
free Of postage 10 any part d the United States
TSn 30 Ada,ssasd, FOG. paid Dr. A. A. hsuroosu fet
LIZ. Nov York aitv OGoc 120 Liberty osyeet
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ZEE Till, CURED.-DR CoRBgrr 10 nu.Ss
msr& may % consulted confdentiay on The
s-osee ..v-vvu. Twenty-6ns years practice en-.
DIE Dr. y TO perform speedy and cures and re-
sers cases removed in few days Dr. c. has attained 80
enenee in this branch OF she profession lore IN
America where all in need Of medical surgical may
apply with certainty of being honorably dealt with
C. is Q member Of the New York Unixersky.
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mAKITImE INTEL LIGEa

ALsAsAg-JAsUsRy 81
- y ~ 3 IS
sgs.4,.....s..... OF HIsR s 81
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN 20 1863
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ITO AVOID DISAPPoIHTkENT CALL ON DR. wARr
all you who have contracted private diseaoo lie has
nade s greatest reform In the treatment and
eAss half the tms thst takes snothsr Ieges all .s
are fortunate indeed. Csseu improve tho thoy osyas
rnder he upriy allied treatment No fec Till cured
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NJ tAssnosr. SURGEON. : T. SOCIETY, AND :. :

WI. kedicns has established tby his greatly .uissI
Of all private dseases) reputation oth7
Of she disease whilo local without 10 many oasss u9i
any but in sbose Of menths an
and have bnn nnde NE ~ t th S ~
nont athout ara his services much Sought
sud yssea TOR nnleos she system 10 entirely freed from
the poison aneoss tbs innocent offspring for
The prsten certificates published By him tor
ouscs that he not afraid 70 ssser onncS be equAA
Of Ts esysosss hs 1srv "a
fortunately numerous victims OF self abuse, there
thousands who o.nnot hs cured with medicines No. thso
whatsoever complaint In shs speciality, ~ he alwayp
anees easy and For trestment By eA
Poet Office, New York, will be necessary Patients apply-
ing personally hnyo separate 0foc hours In ths
morning a aid In she evening" .. ~ Rosle sssess,
dTursiss sris.i xsrf viii soon b pc sisssx
s)R.Aa cEoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TRKArInlH
SnoApess beck published $50 pages and 100 -
so Physiology Of Marriage and The nGrmss And
s,sns ndsersdOh wi.S Vain and simple ruiss 81
M tu,so cha mn ssnSo.
eSequahhseters and their resasdes ooored 1.-THE.
sssphs illustrating the anatomy and phyoiosy and as
.-sss use5 And functions ~ contains many imporSsHo
bnss 70 thcse contemplating armony, which will over
eae objection, assin,, marrisse none however shesa
treats OF all ci0ase3 Of females whether married
rsngers who require medical aid before consulting
dsrsteod By those whom they employ and thus against
e imposition Of prevalent in popular catseG
~eny years. has been daily upon the diSesssi
season OF which his book treats % we'll e 81
lt.sr person sending swensy. Ave DENTS in lstssS
ss eSy y Il ps:sss esq.,
street. Albany r. sold By Garrett Co.. q Ann strss1
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ME DIO L..

nR. AND MRS DRAKE, SON. IN-LAw AND DAU0u
ter TO the late Mrs Mott the celebrated Physician
TO receive patients st street. They hsvs
tesumoniA 81 the remedies
variety Of chronic which III Be shown 20 those in
except for medicine.
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II IGHLY IMPORTANT TO INvALIDS.-AN INrAL-
H hble remedy for those deporable dsbfses oonse-
qucnt self abuse incapaotstng the man for business
society and may be heard Of gratis b. address
,bone und those oomp,ints especially those oontsn-
what his pretenions should not fail 70 this
Unable information which will themselves much teou
bic time And
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noCTOR AND MRS DRAKEs RRMEDIEs HAVE
- mua AND genial action tho whole system. Wfthous
any o. sne inoonvenlenGes usually attending Of
medeine Iney grsduany restore debtAted funoions -
and energy every both OF body And mind RAJ
dence zoo Greene street. between WsverIev and
Places where they DO consulted 70 which
the human frame liable except those arising from immo-
raiity free CT charge.
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EhELNSH EUCCESs OF DIR. wAsD--ALL FORxxS
experience exceeded. - Innurnersble Gases proervsg
through their terrte ssges without oaor phycsas be
relieve All shneousJ 70 shose slssppointod BY hrs
ross signal I'd wants g every lrssance removing ts
lous patens om Suffering des9c.icr and oruc,
30 fatey and entire soauxt- Ctiee Of Canal
and Br@sdwsy, e place VII exc properly eay ssJ
Ne fec iii onrsd. Al eonrnlsklnrs priYts,. = -
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M EDIuAL oARD.-DK. GLOVER CONTINUES n

DR WARREN, NO. l MOTT STREET ONE DOOR
II from Chstham street. continues to be consulted on
private w. has thirty years to the
practice Of his here tho victim of self abuse
those who from the pretoud-
may rely safe and sIcedy NJ B-stranger.
il wish to health intact avoid notorious
QuAck In Roosevelt street, Chatham SEQ London
m v Office.
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VNOCTOR WARE HAKED NUMEROUS CUBES or In.
~ hcase At 6 Car al street, BrosAHa
Par better for untorsunstos 20 treat yourselves
theh 20 amy the hun tree ngrorant humbugs Delas
nes 10 for have 70 st last teeH
ycu will bo graa6sd beyond I'll anticipation to find youvs
better In twenty -feus hours. Mo fna wi cured
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ckEQl KEWARp.--.wFrElES' AEyIpuTE n erg.
Vow mixture cf Ne drYa Of priv de9rdss.
II dtbee roedY vstous ttolt 80 fcssr83n on dsA
tgInk, eYposars ohsnfc ~ s9plFHoG lGsipgE The
rropria,or ohA .sg,a Asiasle esss 20 miXtsss WIN
up bot,lee with on directions Sc g. Jue bstis
iss; ..., "a. ..s.s - -. esy- Aos .sls y -
W.. Iassis. w RAnevN street. pestsns Erght 3 Co
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nR. L. MORTAMORE DOES NOT PRETEND THAT
~ he the sklfu Physician in the CITY he leaves
thst for those modest who fill the with their
own PRAISE he would however assure those who
der his that they upon cheap
and speedy cure. In from s M to Pm (5undays
cepted) Advice gratis. Cure warranted word TO the
vice 10 sufficient
L. MORTAMORE, N. D., 1876 william street.
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NIOSTUE ATE'S rRIsrD .--'cHIs BRATs
" oil other medicines Nr eurlns pKiEss Jisssses A
Enttle, win tYsatieo onlT doilsy Who viii gvo
sc, ,hss Gan and ~ ssi, srcs' mcdaso oopssioins
es!ettetn neeef mskns Il w ar tho oosaE AaS
universal remedy. Ci crs tno srsor8 10. 70
1emper te bopos Ds art coruss 81 CspAi syeos M
lradwag MANY OlrOa Ia swersy four hours VI Us Va.
t0tittatN't srerN No rsaleinn eisa Gag b. hhsa.
The daily union., 1852-05-12
THE UNION WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY l2 1852

for mail services and 10 egsalon OF that kind which
swes up annually the expenditures OF The navy proper
dollar OF advantage and will not Now, suggest 10
the honorable senator from Texas Mt RUsKl 10 place
this appropriation where II appropriately belongs and "
be necessary egsate specially that the postage re-
ceps upon this line shall go Go the Post Office fund d-
rect. lei il be bat do not all events lei the Navy
Department be charged with debit Of Ssoo,ooo year
when they derive no advantage from H. .
Mr.. RJSk. 4 cannot do as my friend from Florida
[Mr MnLoRYl desires because the Post Office Depart
ment pays directly into the treasury all the money maj
the treasury Not one single dollar. The navy 10 a
charge upon the treasury from beginning to end And
besides, does not everybody know how much money rs
paid Out for these sesmersi Certainly they do;
and argues great degree of ignorance upon the part
OF those before whom the argument could be used that
hs navy . ss Il 0i the s oo oSs ot Of
the money charged 10 them paid for these steamers
do not think that my constituents would makea mistake
about this matter. though they do live great way IRON
Mr. HUNTER / think there is good deal in The
suggestion OF the senator from Florida This is matter
OF compliant not only in our service but IN The English
matter, he will find that Lord Auckland when he was
examined in 1S4S this subject said that he thought \
did lead 10 great deal OF mischief the navy that il
was charged with E7o0o0o for sustaining steam
packet mail service while the receipts from the packets
to the credit Of the Post Office establishment So il
is here. The receipts from the mail steamers in the
shape OF posages 20 the credit Of the Post Office
iabshnenf. just it is to the Navy You appropriate
what is required for it. We have been approprating
more than is received for the Post Office, and appe-
hend shall continue do II is bat fair that sou
should know how much more approprating than
we receive. Therefore, the Post Office receives the
postages arising from the mail steamers, ought TO be
charged with the expenses.
The PRESIDENT. That proposition is not now be.
fore the Senate, and therefore not open to debate The
question is upon the amendment Of the senator from
Texas, Mr. RusK.1 rte e9g1a4eshl
The question being then taken upon that amendment,
upon division It was adopted as 2s, noes
not counted. sq4 +#3 Bf1e agm
On motion. upon division as foIlows-ayes 81. noes
not counted & &
The Senate adjourned. @
The daily union., 1852-05-12
= as = s2s. = =

6b ~, ~ ~
Baltimore and Washingsen Railroad.
PASSENGER trains run u
L Washington st and 2, 12i M and T. p.
Leave Baltimore Al ~ and ., M; and 81, p. M.
Sundays the second and third trims from Washington and
and fourth from Baltimore omitted.
checks Philadelphia and New York can be
obtained by leaving 8, and =, Passengers
OF themselves and baggage,
Baltimore and thladcIpha TO the neu railroad station
tickets sIsdenshnrr At 9l3 per quarter win be
furnished upon application At the once. =, ,.r.o
An a5-Ad Agent.
DROOK E VILLA Ms, Banker, eppesste the Treas-
trsnsscta banking
attention will be paid 10 the collection
several departments OF the
upon residing in the Districts the purchase
and stocks foreign bank notes. business
intnnstcd 10 him. .E4 sE.# t.#s.4
',sna ~s''s''- 'vet' ' y'. up - ~
rExAs GENERAL AGENCY Tho nrm Of Webb, Duvs,.
Co., Austin, and Ayrcs wshb, Co., Galveston, havne
been dissolved come Tine since BY
continued ny David Ayers IN the city NJ Galveston.
Ne will purchase and sell negroes pschass
snd hsfe land carus sramns quIst uuss
sres onIAnd. and redeem
fr md dcrssc spy ps ne lsAse q Terss ana
ssesd ~ ~ sssinsss pesssnns aesy r-
ibe aorsys snA
Jenrrs, Broadway; and Msssrs a. Barnes Co., John
street, New York npd ". q enethen wsshiNrfoH, D. q.
Uersmssieruoss psid sdds-.ed 20 DAVID Ayrs esiven,
will Be promptly attended 10.
0AtvssTos, March !, 1852.
March %-d9m
The daily union., 1852-05-12

MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE or REPRIsEsTAfiyss
message was received from the House OF Repressn,
tives by Mr. Foney their clerk, announcing 10 bs Su
ate that they have passed the joint resolution (S s
granting the right Of way through portion OF be nl
lie lands, to the Fayeville and Central PLANK Roas
Company As09u
The daily union., 1852-05-12

Whole tickets Sio--Talvcs S5-onarters % 50.
Cerufcates Of packages Of IS whole tickets s40 90
do OF rs half
DO do OF IS IS .
yOders In
splendid lotteries will receive prompt
Official Of each drawing Immediately amer
all who order from
Address EE. o,BRIEN, Agent,
(Succcssor j. 4 c. Msury)
An Alexandria, Virginia.
The daily union., 1852-05-12

4
MIR. MALLORY. would suggest TO the bonora-
BILE senator from Texas whether it be not expeden
to incorporate into his amendment the FIRST part OF the
amendment which was Withdrawn by the senator from
North Carolina--thai is to say. the following
.That tho contract for the sportaon OF the said mail
be- aud the hereby s transferred from the Navy TO
the Post Office Department."
Mr.. RUSK think il is useless TO insert that II will
cause great deal OF confusion, can explain why in
moment There is peculiar law the subject OF ap
preparations for the Post Office Department The pro
ceeds OF posages are paid directly into the treasury by
law We have 10 make appropriation out OF the
treasury for the support OF these steamers But. to sup
port the Post Office Department proper we are confined to
the earnings OF the Post Office. This. then would be
throwing these mail steamers upon the inland post
age and produce confusion think the law relation
TO them is very confused thing but there be
good result from the amendment suggested by the sena
Tor from Florida. II will produce more confusion.
think. .. s,.t4
There is another difficulty abou, il. Everybody knows
that this money is paid from the treasury Everybody
knows where ii comes from Il comes from the treasury
so that neither The Navy Department the Poet Office
Department Is charged with IT, II proper that neither
should be charged with il AZ being on their own ac-
count f
Mr. MALLORY. would suggest to the senator
from Texas Mr. Rtsx1 that II 10 for the very purpose OF
Avoiding the confusion OF iras upon this subject That
/ propose this amendment noticed few moments ago
bsl the hohotable senator from New Hampshire lMr
HAIEl seemed exceedingly antoos 10 keep This sxPend-
fare o ts000N a year where II stands now-viz to
ihe debit uf The navy Yesterday he seemed us az viii
~ yshdraw s our naval rtesfnsrs from abroad to
our ports snd naval stations. Now. the entire navy
proper OF the country stands charged with this Ssooooo
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THE LADIES' WREATH,
July, 1852.
THE SEYENTH YOLIINE oE ruI,

TINE SEVENTH VOLUME OF THIS
Il popular magazine commenced with the
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Ult uaa Nul1lur.
Good Joke on a Widower.

A gentleman at Holy Springs, Miss.
tells the following and vouches for its
truth. 1t is the best joke we have heard
of lately:
ltappears that a widower in that town
OF somewhat gallant disposition, had
been accustomed to visit the residence OF
the widow NJ, whether to see the amia-
bic widow herself, or her lively daughters,
our informant did not know. One even
ing he found the family hard at work on
some garments Of cloth. The girls were
sewing and the widow was pressing out
the seams. The widower hung up his
hat" as usual, and took a seat by the fire.
just at that moment it happened that the
widow had done with the pressing iron,
puEgo tailor's goose. She set it down
on the hearth, and called to the negro
man in loud voice, "Jake. Jake! come
and take out this goose"
The widower started up in astonishmept
not knowing what to make of this abrupt
order.
Jake! do you hear me" again ex-
claimed the widow.
Il beg your pardon, Mrs. NJ" said the
|idower, with visible agitation, "but pray
don't call Jake. Ifyou wish me to leave
your house will go at once, without the
interference of servants"
The ladies roared with laughter; and it
took some moments to explain to the cha
grlned widower his mistake. He has not
been known to visit the widow NJ. since
that memorable evening.
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