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MAns FOR EuaoPE.-The letter bags Of the Ca
ledonia for Liverpool, will close in this city next
Monday afternoon
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n. =. NrarsI,n,I,s Once

JUNE 27.--Augustus King. board the ship
Niles lately arrived at this port has been arrested
charge Of combining the maser and also on charge Of
assault with dangerous weapon. He stands committed
for examination.
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Court for the Correction OF Errors.
JrrE 27-Present the Lieutenant Governor and twenty
four Senators.
No. S-W. +. johnson rs r. .8nderson-Mr. s. +.
GARRISON was heard for defendant in error. Mr. D.
Graha was heard on the part of plaintiff in
i appeared party named Drummond obtained
judgment on parties named Allen and Dennison on
which he fled creditors bill in Chancery, and Mr..
Johnson appointed receiver of the debts chattes
&c belonging to Allen Defendant in error subsequent
ly fled creditors bill against Allen which entered
by default directing Aliens debtors pay Anderson.
Under this order Anderson received certain moneys.
Some subsequent litigation ensued. and suit was
brought up before Court Of Common Pleas. when
ton FOR nonsut was claimed by the Judge. The
Of the Court was affirmed. The up further
appeal. Judgment in December next
No. l2-F Suydam ct al. rs a. Westfdu--Mr. NJ. 3.
BiDwELL heard for plaintiff IN error.
Court adjourned till o'clock on Monday morning
next
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MoBocRAcy IN MILwAUKIE.--The destruction OF
two bridges across thc Milwaukee river, some weeks
snce followed by another riot the 2oth ut and
the destruction Of the Spring street bridge and the rem
dering of the bridge the Menomnee impassaoie
Guns and pistols fred during the row. and one or
two individuals were considerably injured. The Semi
mel of the goth states that there prospect that az inc
difficulty respecting bridges will be pmiceny settled
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The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, who has been in the
city for some time upon professional business, left
the castor" yesterday, for his residence at Marsh
field, Massachusetts,. Hon. Wilson Shannon, Mi
mister from Mexico, is still at the City Hotel, nvi-
sible from impaired health. The Hon. w. L Mar
cy, Secretary of War, remains at the American,
having SO far completed his official survey of for-
hcafiOns
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Turtle soup.-Hazan1,~o OF Frankfort st.,
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viii will ot ali 90 70 to d saS.s VINO ~
Purified sperm Oil-Benj. A. bro, $40 Grand
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Co., and bookseller generally. II
All Philadelphia Subscriptions to tho
HERALD must be paid the AUTHORIZED AeErrs lie
Der Co., Ledger Building, Third Chestnut
Tsrms-55 cents month"; including the Sunday paper cyS
without delivered free Of charge part Of PhiIa-
aephs Single copies for sale above daily at o'clock
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday
ngPce So cents So delivered in part OF
Philadelphia, free of postage.
T All the and cheap Publications for sale at their
tabIishment as soon issued, wholesale and retail. -
With the exception Of one paper, the Heraid% = read
city, aordng available medium TO advertisers Advertns
handed the half past4 o'clock will appear 10
the Herald next day.
Boston Subscriptions TO the New York
HERALD received by the Authorised Agents, REDpINe
Co.. State Tems$i quarter, three cents for
single copies; =
50 per annum.
Boston Publishers Of Thers' Napoleon
Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements Of the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy for
the Suppression Of Quaekery the Of all diseases will
hereafter the fourth and last column Of this
paper. w >. RICHARDSON, MD, Agent
~r ard Consulting Rooms of rho Co,'~ee a Nsssu q
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THOMAS RrTcHrE, ESQ.

THE MEXICAN AND TEXAN TREAry.-.Thc terms
conducted between Mexico and Texas, under the
pices of the English and French governments moi
laid before the public with the Presidents Proclamation
They probably presented to Congress on Monday
last We have reason to believe that the articles are
few in number, and relate only
LIST To the recognition Of independence:
ID The refusal Of Texas TO be annexed to the United
states, or any other power
3D. The establishment of boundaries.
lth The providing Of arbitration in case the parties
None Of the inducements which led to the negotiation
matter Of course, mentioned in the document
The private history Of the transaction is also withheld
The indemnity spoken Of by the Mexican eterwriters
gathered from the Havana press does not appear
learn in the treaty does the guaranty OF England
and France. That there other stpulations and
dcrsandings than those written for the public eye
have little doubt The Proclamation OF mistice BY
President Jones Of these. 10 than pro-
babe that the failure Of the plot to prevent
all eedngs that have not already the light
Owing this fact tho darker phases of the conspiracy
will not be by this generationN. O. Pic, June 10
FIRE IN New BRUNswIcK.-We learn that there
was a large fire on Thursday night in New Bruins
wick. II appears that some premises belonging to
0rggs Co., were set on ire few days ago. which cir
sured to the amount Of $4,000 Thursday night, about
II o'clock during the absence of Mr. O. at Warren, the
lumber in the yard and back buildings
med by fire. A considerable portion Of the buildings
ofgunpowder which stored in them This fact
dered the greatest caution necessary great loss Of
life might otherwise have ensued After the explosion
Of the gunpowder, the fire soon subdued Griggs
Co sustained loss Of $4,000 by fire about two months
ago
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New SUMNER DRINK.-By referring to our adver-
Using columns, under the head Of Something
New and Useful" it will be perceived that new
species of transportable summer drink has been
brought before the public by Mr.. L. Joachimsen,
10 Attorney street, in the shape of Orgeat Paste,
which, when dissolved in water forms healthy
and pleasant drink. 1t is neatly put up in boxes
and will keep in any climate
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Turtle soup.-Hazani,~ OF Frankfort st
the Pewter Mug up g.n to-day his delicious prspar
tion Turtle Soup Those who love good living VIII be-
th. IN rejoicing and those who h We hot tasted the uxu
will fail 10 do O day.
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LAYING A CORNER SroNE.-Yeserday morning the
chief quoin Of Mr.. Stewards new and superb ware
house, now erecting on the former site of Washing
ton Hall, was laid in presence Of good number of
spectators. Among the rest, the Secretary of War,
the Vice Chancellor, and Mayor. II is large block
Of granite, nine feet by three IN the centre is
cavity, in which was deposited copper box, con-
tanning few coins, and with few of the news
papers Of the day, copy of the Herald containing
the representation Of the obseques in honor Of Gen.
eral Jackson. Posterity wil-one day be edited by
discovery Of these interesting relics of the present
age
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public opinion be essentially changed In this case.
the principal inducement that can be employed,
short of actual physical force would be an universal
stipulation on the part Of England TO grant higher
commercial privileges to the products of Texas than
are now gwen to those Of the United States For
instance, take the article of cotton 1t is well known
that the republic Of Texas with such population as
the Southern States of this Union now possess
could in few years, cultivate cotton enough to sup
ply all the factories of England and France If a
stipulation, therefore, giving a monopoly to the
Texan cotton planters in the English market, to the
detriment of the American planters, were offered
by England is obvious that the strongest possible
pecuniary inducement would be held out for the
purpose Of obtaining direct change in the opinion
of the majority Of the people of Texas. This is
only one view Of the argument which may be
brought to bear in the Congress of Texas and the
Convention which is to meet in the early part of
next month-an argument quite strong enough to
shake the purpose not only of such men as Jones,
now high in office but also OF the majority of the
people, however well disposed they may affect to be
TO annexation
From these views and from the Developments by
the last accounts from Texas ii is very clear to u.s.
and have every to believe that the myste-
ry of the annexation of Texas is becoming more
and more involved in difficulty and doubt and thai
the governments of France and England have moi
allowed their Ministers to engage in such business
without having some settled plan and purpose in
view, and which plan no doubt they will carry out
with the full force Of all the powers of control in
their possession In such position Of things i,
would be well for the government to look around
and prepare for the worst. The present aspect Of
things is menacng in the extreme That all must
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two blocks east oftbe Bowey has article of Sperm
0 pe, &c, purified from all such glu%, and oiy oil
thus purified will burn all night, and afford more na.
and beautiful light than any other Oil He has >" sne Gu
rifed and solar Oil for Is. Of superior quality.
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and its unavoidable necessity by series of familiar ill.,
tons drawn philosophical examination Of the N o.
star evils Of e-nter trsed with moral interest ng
useful reflections drawn book Of the laws Of
bound.
For saleby Zeber Co., w H. Graham Burgess, Strinse
& Co., and bookseller generally.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

FINHE UNDERSIGNED has the following arti-
i cles for sale al reduced prices for cash
Ladies and gentlemen's writing desks and dressing
cases
Work boxes with and without music, inlaid with
pearl aud steel
Toilet stands, Cologne bottles for the centre table
Card cases of pearl ivory shell, and leather
Pocket books, purses, tablets, wallets gold and sill
yer pencil cases, and thmbles, from 25 cents
10 $50 each
Pearl and ivory penhoders and paper folders
Albums and scrap books
Port loiios embossed with locks
Rodgerss superior knives, razors and scissors in
pearl, ivory, and shell handles
Motto seals, water colors in boxes with locks
Bronze, China, and other inkstands
Thermometers, taper stands, miniature cases
Combs, hair brushes dlssected maps, ehessmen,
backgammon boards, battledoors and grsces
Every kind of the best foreign periumery
Mathematical and musical instruments
A great variety Of fancy boxes from cents to s.
each
Damask, embossed, perforated, lace and oolored
note and letter paper
Transparent and cameo wafers-with every other
article ln,the stationery line Of superior quality
Intellectual and amusing cards Of philosophical
engmas
Historical Pope Joan, conversations from Payley's
Theology,
Drawing room Gipsey, sacred oracles, poeticd
conversations
Oracle Of flowers and New Year. with many other
articles too numerous TO partIcuarlZe.
Dec 2O-tf
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cUPERIoR BLANK BooKs-Merchan,s, sbor

SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS-Merchants shop
~ keepersand others, who require the use ofa blank
book, will find the most extensive assortment of every
description, made of the very best materials, con-
stantly for sale at Stationers' Hall. These books
have been made from six to eighteen months,
quently are much better than those recently from
the bindery, and which will be sold at less price for
cash.
The assortment consists in part of legers, journals,
day books, bloers, letter books, record manuscript
receipt autograph, bank, bills receivable and payable,
check, scrap, memorandum, pencil, copy and pass
books fent and red lined with paper nd leather CO.
vers. Also, alphabes, wide and narrow, of medium,
DENY, cap and quarter size.
dec 30-3taw3w VIM. FISCHER.
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MYsrEnous.--The office Of Gen. Keim, IT, s
Marshal, at the State House Philadelphia was bro
ken into about two months since and robbed of con
siderable sum Of money, among which was some an-
tique coin Two persons have been arrested and are
now IN prison for the offence who have confessed The
crime. On New Years Eve the office was again
broken into and the antique coin returned to the cab
met from which il was taken
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dction. Nor is Mexico alone in this feeling; Eng
land sees the Importance OF Texas 10 the United
States and will employ all her art of diplomacy and
intrigue, TO prevent annexation This alone should
Do sufficient TO unite all parties, With US, in favor OF
the measure.
IL suits party purposes, however, TO make a great
ado about the right of Mexico; upon WHAT is found
ed, We can never have explained. Santa Anna ne
Yer had claim Texas, after the subyersion Of the
Federal Constitution; and il he ever had, that claim
should surely not last forever and IL has certainly
been allowed already, long as reason OF humanity
either requires Oh justifes.
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TUCKER & SON, Merchant Taiors, between
Browns and Colemsn's Hotels, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., would simply announce TO their customers, both
in and out Of the CITY, well yisiters to the Me-
,ronolis during the session Of Congress, that their
assortment ofCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VEST
tNGS at present in store IS as extensive and varied
., that Of any former period and that they pre-.
pared to furnish every article Of dress both as It
specs style and price upon as satisfactory terms as
the same articles can be had elsewhere.
An examination Of our stock is respectfully invi-
ted as test of the validity Of the above statement.
nov 25--d4wif
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS FOR CHRIST.
MAS.

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS FOR CHRIST
MAS.
JUST PUBLISHED and received for sale by
J +. TAYLOR,
be Brother and Sister, and other tales by M r.
Ellis small volume
Turns Of Fortune, by Mrs. S. C. Hall, and other
tales-l volume
Short and simple Prayers, with hymns, for the use
of children, by the author Of" Bible Stories
] volume
Flowers for children, by l.. Maria Child-2 vols
Conquest and self conquest, or which makes the
hero-l volume
The Fayorite Scholar, by Mary Hewitt, and other
tales-l volume
The Young Sailor, by Mrs Dana volume
Riches without wings, or the Cleayeand family,
by Mrs. Seba Smith, volume
The pictorial Natural History by Peter Farley
volume
Wit bought or the adventures of Robert Merry, by
Peter Farley
A Christmas carol, by Charles Dickens-illustra-
ted copy-and many others too numerous for
the limits Of an advertisement
Also, colored toy books in great variety
Albums, Juvenile Souvenirs, Drawing Books,
Portfolios, Card Cases. Miniature editions,
bound and embellished
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Pocket Books,
Purses, Bibles and Prayer Books, OF every kind and
description, for sale at the lowest New York
and Philadelphia prices in every case.
Dec. LIFT
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CLAIMS AND CONTRACT AGENCY
WORTHINGTON G.. SNETHEN,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WASHINGTON GIFT, d. {

nrosecutes before Congress or the several Depart
ments of the General Government all manner
Ss,,,s, such as claims arising under the admnstra-
rion of the Revenue Laws, OF the Presumption Acts
claims to confirmation of land grants, or for private
property taken for lost in the service of the United
States, destroyed by the Indians claims for inva-
ids, reyo lutionary naval, widows, and half pay
Pensions or for Revolutionary services, whether for
communication of half-pay, hsf-pay or bounty lands
claims accruing under the execution of Indian trea
tie-, or growing in any way out of contracts with
the Government claims for spoliations before any
Board of Commissioners under Treaties, &c. &c
and attends 10 the settlement of accounts Of disburs
ing, or other officers and agents of the Government
or of mail-contractors; TO the procuring of Patents
for inventions and for titles to public lands to the
interests Of bidders for contracts in any department
the public service, &c. &c. Dec. 2-d&wlyh
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J. NJ. DAVIS,
SURGEON DENTIST,
LATE OF TRENTON. N. !.

LATE OF TRENTON N. J.
JJaving located himself in this city, respectfully
offers his professional services to the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Washington and vicinity. He has
taken rooms at Mrs. + kLEIBERS on Pennsylya-
MA avenue between 9Th and 9Th streets where he is
prepared to wait upon those who will be kind as to
favor him with their calls.
All the curative operations will be attended to
with as much and ease, practicable u the pa
tent From one to whole parts Of sets Of
INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH
with gums inserted upon new principle, which VIII
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor MN
with their patronage.
The advantages oyer the ordinary method viii be
explained by exhibiting set Of each Kind TO those
who NAV call at his office Dec BON
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From Chancellor Kents Eulogy on the author.

From Chancellor Kents EuLogy on the author.
The american Dictionary Of the English Language
is a work of profound invest alton, and does infinite
honor to the pathological learning and general lite
ratuIe Of this country. Happy the man who can
thus honorably idenuiy his name with the existence
of our vernacuar tongue. There IS no other way
in which mortal man could more efectuaIly secure
Immortality beneath the skies Obellsks arches, and
triumphal monuments seem to be- transient as the
bubble of military reputation. No work Of art can
Withstand the lncesssnt strokes of time. The uni
vailed Parlhenon, glowing in polished marble, and
which, for more than two thousand years continued
from the summit of the citadel of Athens 10 cast It's
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the coasts and headlands of Attica, is cfumb-
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site materials by savage and heartess man.
Even the Pyramids Of Egypt whose origin Is hidden
IN the deepest of antiquity, and which have
always stood in awe-Insplrlng solitude and grandeur
are now annoyed by the depredalons of curiosity,
and greatly corroded by the action of the elements,
and gradually sinking under the encroaching sands
of the desert This dictionary; and the language
which IT embodes will also perish; but It will not be
with the gorgeous palaces. Ii will 60 with The solemn
tempt 5 aud the great globe ITSELF"
The Publishers of the foregoing work respectfully
announce that they have made arrangements with
Mr.. F. Taylor, Bookseller, of Washington city, to
furnish the American Dictionary, i'll two large Ho-
umes at the very reduced price OF twelve dollars.
1t is to be understood that for this price the best
paper and type, and the best binding, will be sup
pIied-the best copies that is 10 say IN all respects
The very valuable supplement, which is contained
in no other edition than the present one, should not be
passed unnotced; it contains four thousand words,
moi giuen in any other dictionary; only completed
by DR.. Webster in lS43, Immediately before the
sickness which terminated his valuable life, and has
been published and opy-righted, since his death,iby
his executors
The work is therefore in finished and com
more can or will be added to it, the present edition de-
fining ind illustrating twenty thousand more words
than the edition VIII oh, when it first issued from the
hands of Dr. Webster, was acknowledged by The
EngIh phlloogiSts to be the best dictionary in the
word. L. S. g. G.. ADAMS,
Of Amherst, Massachusetts.
Washington CITY, 1874 dec l3--tf
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BEAUTIFUL MINIATU RE EDITIONS rich
d ly bound and embell shed-of Mrs. Sgourney',
POEMS, Campbell's, WORDSWORTH, Mary Howus
Mrs. Hemans', Coeridge Goldsmith, Gray, Cowpsr
Thompson, Miss Landon, Pollok, SO uihey, Milton
peore, Moore Youngs Nigh, Thoughts, Bacon
ESSAYS, Johnson's Rasselas, Wilson's Sacra Prvata
Hannah Mores Private Devotion, a',d many Others
of the same stamp. A large supply Just opened by
Dec. 30-f +. TAYLOR.
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TicketsS l2-Halves Sc tersSs3-EighthsSl 80
Certificates of Packages % Whole Tickets Sl6O 90
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Pack
orc, in the above splendid Lotteries will receive the
most prompt attention, and an official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after it is over to all
who order fom us. Address
GREGORY s. CO, Managers,
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FIVE HUNDRED GROSS METALLIC
PENS.

w LILLIAN FISCHER, importer Of Fancy and
w Staple Stationary, has just received directly
from the manufacturers-Perry s. Co, elliott, Win
die and others-the largest and most extensive varie
ty of Metallic Pens (many of which entirely
new that has been offered for sale in the
try.
Dealers in Steel Pens can be supplied at the low
est New York prices, at Stationers' Hall.
Dec. 19-T
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THE ORGAN PIANO.

WIN FISCHER has for sale one Of Coleman's eel.
~ ebrated Eoian Pianos, which, for exquIstenes.
Of tone. and beauty Of manufacture, cannot be sur
passed. 20
Also, three elegant Pianos from the unrivsTled
manufacturer Chickering dec Is
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DIGEST OF NEW YORK REPORTS.

A PRACTICAL Elementary Digest of the Re-
II ported Cases in the Supreme Court of Judca-
ture and the Court for the Correction of Errors of
the State of New York; together with the Reported
Cases of the Superior Court for the City and County
of New York. from the earliest period to the present
me-incuding the Reports of Coleman, Gaines
Johnson, Cowen Wendall, Hill, Hall and Anthem ;
by J. w. Clarke, Counsellor at Law, four volumes,
JUS, published, lSi5, and this day received for sale
by +. TAYLOR.
Jan. 3-3t
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

DAMN
December 30, 1910.
TINE Board of Trustees have declared dividend
i of per cent. out of the profits Of the Bank for
the last six months which will be paid to the stock
holders their representatives and after the ID
of January. r
BY order:
Dec. 3l-3t RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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The Hon. Joseph l.. Tillinghast formerly member
OF Congress from Rhode Island was found dead in
his bed a, the city of Providence, on Monday morn
ing last, having during the night ruptured blood
vessel.