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Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26

SEWARD ASD THE PREsIDE2cY.-The sugges-
tion OF the New York Times; that VIM. h. Sew
ard may he elected President, and should the
South wish to secede on that account, will draw
the Executive sword upon her. is characteristic OF
the Times 1t wants to be very aggravating but
its capacity is not equal to its malice. We are
in great alarm lest the Times should accompany
Wtn H. Seward in person, when he comes to
chastse the South. The bare thought of Seward,
commander-in- chief of the United States Army.
mounted on white charger and leading an army
to overrmn the Southern States. with the editors OF
the Tribune and Iies in his train, is terrifying in
the extreme! We thing this invasion must be
typified in the book oil Revelations. where it
speaks of pale horse, and Death and He'll lol-
lowing after him. Richmond Dispat,h
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
Fashionable Goods.
hET F IL To.
School Notice,

TNHE undersigned will open School for boys
Il in the Male Academy. on Monday the l2ih
inst. for session of five months. and il desired
vacation OF month or six weeks will be given in
July and August.
Tuition viii vary from SO to 500 per session.
viz:
1t. or Elementary class, Sln 90
%. Elementary. Eng. with Arithmetic u 30
81, The above with Geography and Eng
l;sh Grammar. Id on
4th Latin or Greek Language. - 90
TERHS-PdvaJle one hall at tire middle OF
session, the remainder at the close
w. L. CLANCY
IVasiinyton, June 24. 1864 23-lf.
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FGR SALE.
Bottom ann UP LAND. Improved
and EDsrflpraVed.

III UNBERS WI Ol section 9. and SN OF sec.
IN Z. anl SET oi &C. a. township lj. $ Of II ~
w. improved; VI: oi sec. :. township ;. 5 Of r
26 w, 320 acres. 200 acres cleared: II OF sec. 32
WA ot Wf 33, township ID : II 20 VII FL Of N
W and = r OF sec. J. W. Of NWt of 4. township
A. R27 M; fri. 4. township IL. 26 W; iri-
Ut 3l; III. Ut twe>t 81 Rel Tiverl Of sec ~,
township 70. S &c w; FL cf SW SO, township g.
5 &c w; sec Q. township L. S 20 w; Sc I6. M
3G. township I3. ~ WI: sec 80. VII 10. township
l3. s 20 W: st q. NJ Is, SET Of &c, township -,
S ~ w; Sc G. NV Z, township lG. S q "; ST
of lJ. M 23. township i'll = lg w: Ell ~ town
ship "a, S 10 "; FL OF NV &c. township 10. S 25
w BENZ p. JET. .7genf
HasasHgtar .frk, Nay lG. 1854. 2l-3m-
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
Regular Upper Red Fsiyer Packet
z, VI. Jones,

TNHE substantial, fast run .4L-s,
IL ming. light draughtt IN. -
steamer K. VI. JoNEs hay- 1.=-.s,ss-;
ing been purchased by Captain FL 4. JOHNSON.
will run regularly during TIE entire season III the
upper Red River trade. Planters and shippers
may rely uPon having all business entrusted 10
her punctIaIIy attended to-
March p, 1854. 1877
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26

BEAUTIES OF FREE Tr.pE.-The duty on Am
ercan Tobacco. imported into England. is only
about twelve hundred per cent! So we learn
from the British Chancellor of the Exchequer.
who. on looking about TO find articles which will
hear the increased rate of duty during the war
with Russia. thinks that tobacco duty will do as
it is. particularly he adds. that this revenue is
improving from year TO year. We quote:
That is a wonderful state of things and think
it one of those cases to which to apply the doc
trine OF LET well alone. tllear. hear.) Were we to
tamper with it. | do not think we should get a
very large sum. We might break down the rev.
enue altogether, and enable the smugglar to have
the upper hand"
This duty OF 1900 per cent Yields revenue of
about s25000000! and all derived from one article
of American production. That will do Tor free
trade country. and for a Government as fond OF
free trade treaties as Great Britain is
Louisville Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
Railroad sDeaEing:

CEN. WM. T HASKELL and Col. JOHN
VI DOCKERY. will address their felow-ciii-
zen> on the subject of the Mississippi, Onachita
aGd Red River Railroad, at the following times
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
W % ti &c ,

Nv ILL be sold on the 18th day OF Angiist rsx,
f AZ public auction. trnless charges are paidl
a GIN STAND. marked. THoS. b. BizzETr- sold
for account of steamer Post Bow
SAM'L @. WHEAT.
Fulton, July 10. 1851. 2s-tds.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
CG--c and Sect

mitchell x FOSTER, are daily receiving
Lfi handsome, and rich selection of fancy ar
ticles- which are both useful and Ornamental
among which are Bohemean Vases. China Vases.
Sewing birds Ladies work-baskets. &c. &c.
WashiHgt0H, .lDrH aG. 1854 l7
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26

The New PosrAGE BuLL-The amendment to
the present Postage Law. introduced bv Mr. OLDs.
passed the House OF Representatives on the 29th
ult The bill provides in lieu of the rates post.
aye established by law. that there shall be
charged. ior single letters, conveyed anv distance
not exceeding three thousand miles. five cents
exceeding three thousand miles. ten cents. When
conveyed wholly or in part by sea and to or from
a foreign country. for any distance not exceeding
three thousand miles. the ocean postage shall I've
five cents; or any distance exceeding three thou
sand miles. ocean postage ten cents. excepting
however. that in all where such postage>
have heen shall be adjusted at different rates
by postal treaty or convention already concluded
hereafter to be made double. treble and quad
rupe letters shall be charged in proportion Up
on letters passing through or in the mail except.
ing such as are from a loreign country. the post
age as above specified shall be pre- paid. and from
and after the lst day of January next such pre-
payments shall be by stamps. All drop letters
for delivery only to be one cent each. All adver-
tised letters an additional cent
Mr.. Obs offered an additional section-That
it shall not be lawful tor any Postmaster. or anv
other person, TO sell postofce stamps or envelopes
for more than appears on their lace The offence
to be a misdemeauor. subiecting the offender to
fine not less than 81 nor more than $3.50
Alter debate. the bill as thus amended. was
passed by yeas l0i, nays SIS.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26

BITE OF MAD Does-We find the following in
an exchange paper
AN English journal says that an old Saxon has
been using for fifty years. and with perfect sue
cess. remedy for the bite of mad dogs. by the
agency of which he has rescued many ieIlow-be
ings and cattle from the fearful death of HYDRO
phohia' The remedy is to wash the wound i'm
mediately with warm vinegar and tepid water.
dry it and then apply few drops oil rnuriatic
acid. which will destroy the poison of the saliva.
or neutralize it. and the cure is effectedn
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26

PRosPEcT OF A BoNAPARrE PoPE.-Lous Ma
poeon's cousin. Prince Lucien Bonaparte. second
son of the Prince of Canine. has taken orders and
donned priestly vestments. On this subject the
Glasgow Commonwealth remarks: The present
Pope is in very bad state OF health. He is be-
coming very dropsical, and is already frequently
unfit for such portions of his pontiical duties as
involve much physical fatigue. No wonder then.
that in the present extraordinary state of Europe
when so much depends upon the man who may
chance to occupy the Papal chair, various parties
are looking forward anxiouslv to the time when
the decease oil the present Pope will occasion a
new election. Among these parties Louis Ma
poeon is naturally one of the most interest =
His position in Europe and. at all events his de-
signs on Italy, will be materially affected by the
situation o! the papary during the coming year.
As this lineof Bonaparte's Canine have the double
qualification. OF being Bonaparte'> and naturaized
candidate for the papacy would be most easily
procured The Prince OF Canine is we should
suppose, too old himself to enter the ecclesias-
tlcal but one of bis sons would he of about
the proper age TO answer all required purposes
This we offer but as guess-the rutnor. as we
have heard 1t, simply being that Lonis Napoleon
Is about to start OF his relatives on course of
ecclesiastical promotion which il the fortunes of
the family last might leai in the end to the pa
pacy. Whether he could get him cardnalized in
time for the next election would depend on cir
cumstances but even the election after that mi ght
not he too late. Looking at the present position
ot the Bonaparte family. the prospect of Bona
parte Pope any time within the ne xt thirty years
is something in which Europe might well. even
now. lee an interest; and even should the present
rumor not be authentic. the possibility which it
points to Is curious enough to deserve consiIera-
ton ="
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
New Goods: New Goods!i

New Goods; New G0ods!l
n &v. BLOCK, have Just received Ii. "a
-. rect from New Oreai.s. per steamers -
-se~ world and b. r. Clark the following arti-
cles, to wit:
Fry Goods,
Gingham- Muslins. Jaconet- Swiss Null. and cross
bard. Prints. Solid and other coIors. Do
mestics- { & - Bro Sheet
ings, Sea Island Cot
ton. Lowells. Spun yarn-Pongee and linen cam
PIC HandkeFcLieis. Wha.eDone, &c, &c.
Groceries,
Whiskey. Mcnongahela.
Rose and Fletchers Extra. Du-
..puy Grand Brandy. Sugar Coffee,
Noiasses ~ barrels and halt barrels: Salt
Aackerel- Tobacco, Candles Soap. Rice.
Starch, Pickles. Sarcines Lobsiers. Salmon. CLAIMS
Candy Crackers Cheese Loaf Sugar &c. &c. &c.
Hardware,
Iron, Nails Weetirg and Grub Hoes. Trace. Or.
tiiih and Breast Chains; Grass Scythes. Wagon
Boxes. Bar Lead. Powder Shot Don5ie and single
Barrel Shut Guns, Grass and Cotton Rope. Wool
and Cotton Cards Broad and other Axes. &c &c
ROOTS & SHOES,
Calf sewed KIP and mud Boots Brogans. Ladies
Walking Caters aud Buskin Shoes. also children
and youths Shoes.
Saddlery,
Hope and Attakapas Saddles side Saddles Saddle
Wallets Carpet BAGS Brides. Martineales SurciE-
g!es, Girths, Horse Collars and Blind Bncles &c.
&c.. &c.
ALSO. general assortment oi Hats and Caps
black satin Vests &c, &c. AL Of which in addi-
ton to their previous stock OF Goods; making as
complete an assortment as can usually be- iouI in
this market and ~ which they respectfully solicit
the attention Of their friends. and purchasers gen.
orally being ever rcauy to serve them with des
patch.
Washington, Fe5. Is. 1854 TT
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
Medical Notice.

DR. JNO CALHOUN tenders his profession
- al services to the citizens OF Washington aud
HempstPad county generally. He NAV AZ alI
times be found when not professionally engaged,
at DR.. Jett's Drugstore
Washington .9Brl "a. 1854. IL
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
e Ut Z RY.

p ODGERS & WOSTENHOLMS fne pocket
IL Knives and Razors. Lecolter Razor and fine
Scissors, may be fnunf at
Mitchell & FOSTERS.
Wasiington. .lprI 26. 1854. IL
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
Money EDSt..

M Friday the lith inst. on the Prairie d'Ann
~ Rrad the undersigned lost Tiro hundred and
Strty.fce dollars, in gold. any information about
the same will be thankfully received and literally
rewarded JOSEPH p WHITE. M
July l7ti, 1854. Io-lw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26

WHERE'S. In ihe judgment Of the Beard.
cali on the stockholders w ive per cent WI stock
subscription will oe necessary 10 the successful
prosecution and completion of the surveys OF the
Cairo ami Fulton road anl ~ meet such contin-
gent expenses Of the company as viii te likely
to ocrur- thereon
Rcsrirr7. ln.t an iHstaiment OF FIVE Fer cen. on
all stock subscriptions heretofore made shall lie
paid On or hcine tha frst day Of August rext,
and that the President cause notice thereof 10 he
given IN three newspapers along the line Of said
road and prescribe tie form ol receipt to he given
therefor.
Nay p. isii. G3-Aug. 1st
me Washington Telegraph. Arkansaw Tray
e!er- and Arkansizn will copy until Aug. j.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26

The friends Of the enterprise are requested to
give Barbacue at anv OF the above appointments.
The Collecting Agent will be in attendance to re-
ceve subscriptions and collect calls due.
n B. The appointments ior the Eastern Divis-
ion of the Road will be Published ia few weeks.
Young America at FL Dorado the Telegraph
at Washington, and the Little Rock papers are re-
quested TO copy.
.yuns -, 1854. 27-6w-
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
n. @. @. r..

OZAN LODGE No N. at Washington. Ar
. kansas. meets on Tuesday night Of each week.
D. M, Foster, Sec'y
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
Quininc and Ca.oTaer.

h00 OZ'S Of Pure Quininc, 100 lbs. English
wv Calomel. lust received ant for sale
lower than ever offered IN Washington. Nv
mitchell & FOSTER.
Washington. .1prl &c, 1854. IT.
Washington telegraph., 1854-07-26
oace Cairo ard Fulton 2 Il CO !

L4ITITf IEVF4- -INH I". T.IF-
DrBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 70
i the Stockholders Of the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad Company. THAT. n obedience to ALI order
oi the Board oi Directors. call " five percent IL
made upon all stock subscriptions heretofore
made payable or before the first dav oi Au-
guSt next To WV. u. WAir Esq. Treasurer
ol the company. the agents Of the company ap-
pointed AZ solicit stock subscriptions or 10 either
OF the Directors. who are Eercby authorized 10 re-
ceive and receipt ior the same.
Monthly returns must be made N the company
the dates ard amuunts received, as specified on
the return, should conform with the receipt Is
sued.
Blank printed receipts viii be forwarded in due
season. ROSWELL EEEBE. President
p. q. EAELEr. sarHn Me Co.
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A LETTER FROM A MOEM0N WIFE.
Mrs Melinda Marden Pratt. one of th

MIS-. MellQQ8 MdTutu IIdtt, ouC vi Iuc
seven wives of distinguished member
of the Utah Legislature, has addressed to
her sister, Mrs. Lydia Kimball, Of
Nashua, N. H., letter, in which she
defends polygamy, and sustains her
course of life. 1t is very long, but we
make the following extract, to show the
strength of the delusion under which
these people are laboring:
"Now, dear friends, much as long
to see YOU, and dear as you are to nle, l
can never come to these terms. | feel
as though the Gospel had introduced me
into the right family, into the right line.
age, and into good company. And
besides all these considerations, should /
ever become so beclouded with unbeliei
of the scriptures and heavenly institu-
tions as to agree with my kindred in
New Hampshire in theory, still my
practical circumstances are different, and
would, fear, continue to separate us by
a wide and almost impossible gulf.
"For instance, l have las you see, in
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NOTICE

VO TIE CREDITORS OF THE LATE REPUB
i Lie OF fESAS.-The creditors of the late Re-
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of Al Legislature If tbs S.ssss5 1s Texas st.,ysd
Feb. llth 1851. the provisions OF the ac. entitled
"sn act { provide fox ascersGiung the debt of tn,
lat Rspubic Of Texas, approved March goth, 1919
has been extenled until the 1st day Of August t.
tsTef're, all holders of any of the lrbilites OF .bt
late Republic, which have not been heretofare Ip
6cat' /, whether the same he stock bonds treasury
notes, au iiset paper, uniiquidatcd claims or auy
oths- disruption of debt whatsoever, will pressnt
toe sam far adjustment TO the Au iitor and Comm.
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date Aforesaid, August St 1858, the same are by
stsnts sfcr'ssii, declared f1-sver barred
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transmission of securities to and from tie office tn,
sams shall be at the risk of the owner or holder.
When party dspute5 another to act for him
(EIiea is eIuists il seccDd class clsims) su1D ),
power Of attorney Gttestet By two Witnesses VII,
suihce.
JNO. N. SWISHER, I Auditor.
JAMES B. SHAW, I CouptrolIer
Anstin, Texas, February 22d, 1854.
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REMEDIES WHICH CAN BIZ REL1ED ON

| BEING EACH SUITED TO "SPEcIFlc t,IsEAsE.p
| M extensive practice in Philadelphis the pas
Itl thirty years has made me acquainted with 81
forms of disease, and being graduate from the Un
Versity of Pennsylvania ia 1920 under the guidsrc
OF Doctors Physio, Chapman, Cox, Gibson and Hare
am enabled, from all these advantages, to offer III
FAMILY MEDICINES.
AS attend to the compounding of these Med
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raising the spirits, and giving power to the
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DR. J. s. Rosz's DrsPEPrIc COMPOUND a sure cure
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~DR TYLER'S COMPOUNDEa
SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC.

THE CELEBRATED BALTIMORE REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
DISEASED LUNGS, AND
CONSUM MPTION.
FI,HIS pslstable safe, and speedy cure was patent
1 cd Ia 1887, and by its astonishing efficacy and
TIE recommendation Of thousands annually cured,
it has gradually spread its r'putation nearly
the whole Union. The bottles have lately been en-
largei without additional cost, and such improve
ments made in its manufacture the progress of
medical science has found to be beneficial
Sold IN Baltimore BY j. BALMER, corner of Bati-
more and High streets, and BROWN Bros, Liberty
street; Washington by PATTERSON & MARIN; AleY-
aniria by II. PkEL; Georgetown by Mr.. ClssSL; Ha
geTstown By Mr.. AUGHIy3AgiH; Frederick, r. JOHN
sroy; Petersburg, Mr. RoBERrs; Pittsburg. FLEMING
Bios; Cincinnati, B. H. MEAKINds Louisville, BELL
E RsBrH5oN, and by respectable Druggists every
where.
The same composition can be had in CANDY form
Ash for Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Drops they act
like q charm troublesome cough, and clear the
throat and voice. Price Of the above, 1915 25, and
so cents.
ian S1-f
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INDIA Rubber Pun Com bs-Chdren's
i Long Rubber Combs, Shell Hairpins; Shell, Bra
allan Buffalo and Horn Tuck Combs, with every
variety of Ivory Combs. infant Hair Brushes, Comb
Brushes, Toilet and ehaving Soaps and Bears OIL
Tooth Paste, Powders, &c.
N.B-still selling great bargains in Straw Hats,
misses Flats lawn silk, and Grape Hats latest Far
is sly les, 1T WM. p. SHEDD,
Fancy Goods and Millinery,
sp l9-H llth st., above Pa. ave. .
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA !!

S MlTH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for the cure df
- Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Fatrlcnce, Torpid
Liver, and all diseases arising from arrangement OF
certain for the above diseases. 1t is entirely
free from any deletericus substances, and is of an
exceedingly agreeable flavor. The highest testimo.
hials accompany each bottle. For sale by r. ID.
GILA n, Pennsylvania avenue, and at BROWNS
HGTEL. Wholesale aud retail, Is and 20 South 18th
street, Philadelphia, by the proprietor, Dr. WM. H.
SMITH. apr 1-3mo
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
HEAoCCARIsEs MARINE CoRPs,
Ouartar-n, ,sfp-'a Offisp

Qdarterm.ster's Office,
Washington, May 18th, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received at this OF
~ t;c until the 9.i y Of June, proxiuo, fo- sup
plying sucs guam n,it!eS Of Wood and Coal as NAV be
r-luired for tn, use of tn United States Marines
staiosei in this city during the fiscal year ending
33tn Jun. 1850.
The wool aud coal to be delivered at such poiats
As may De designated By the Commanding Marine
Oice, within the walls OF the Marine bsrrack in
the Navy Yard in this city, free of expense TO the
United states.
TIE Sooi to b. the best aTality oak weed, aud the
ceaI best Anthrsct, broken and screened, snc free
from dusi, AMI to weigh ,240 pounis TO the ton
To be endorsed proposals for Fuel"
AUG. A. Nj IIHOLSOT
Quartsrm asrer Marine Corp.
Tbs Union AMI National lntelligencer will pub
lsh the above twice a week until the 9Th June anu
sead bills, accompanied by copy CT the advertise
m.nt to this Office for payment
NAV l3-2awtqth
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WATCH REPAIRING.

"AFING made arrange ements with Mr.. W. W
IL Hollingsworth TO take charge of the Watch
and Jewelry Repairing Department OF my establish
mrnt woull say to the citizeus of Washington and
others visiting the city that all aud every descrip
tion of Watches, however seriously mutilated, can
be repaired as well as at any other estab hment in
Europe America.
Pa. avenue between ~ and 9th SITS, sign of the
Large Spread Eagle. II. o. HOOD.
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