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u The great moral drama of r,

U The great moral drama of Bun
yam S Pilgrims Progress is now being
performed at the theatre in PHILADELPHIA.
This is the first appearance of that ia
nous work in dramatic form, though. in
fac, 1t is intensely dramatic in it's origi-
nal form. But only think of the actors
of the modern stage in the sacred char
acter OF that immortal dream The idea
is startling, and almost suggests the re-
7lval OF the Mysteries" of the middle
ages, when the most solemn facts of sa-
cred hiStOry-even the crucifxion and
the resurrectlOn-were not only the com.
mon but the only theatrical entertain
ments known, and nearly all the machi-
merry Of the stagewas made from popular
descriptions of heaven and hell.-Boston
Post.
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: r.NtNG STAR.
= The Boston corr.spondent of the Chris.

y The Boston correspondent of the Chris
tan Inquirer, in his recent notice Of the an
oient Quaker burial ground, in the rear of the
Transcript Building in Congress street, says
that as he walked away from the spot where
the laborerS exhumed the bones of the Qua.
kers, bis mind was upon the scene depicted In
the following lines which were originally
published in Philadelphia paper some years
nnce. Inc fact upon which the poem is
founded is verify 1t is true that thi. single
"0rsniPPer went for many years alone to his
place Of worship.
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LIME, PLASTER.

rEMENT, HAIR, &c.-Just opened two large
" kiins of splendid wood burnt Lime.-A. s. l.. p
HOOVER have this day entered into CO partner
ship; and, having made several additions 10 their
hne kins. are now manufacturing from 500 to / 600
barrels OF the best wood burnt Lime per week,
which will be sold AT the lowest market prices
Also, constantly on hand a large quantity of the
finest PLASTER, CEMENT ami HA IR TO be found
in this city.
All those who are in want of these articles will
certainly md II TO their advantage To give them a
call A. * l. Z. HOOVER
Potomac Lime Kilns, 9th street,
one square south lower bridge, near GeOtn.
an 3+d3w
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UThestreet sweeping machines which
have created considerable stir in New
York, have recently been introduced into
Philadelphia. The Bulletin says they
attract much attention, and crowds watch
their daily operations. They are said to
efectuaIly clear the streets of filth, and
do 1t IN An expeditions manner.
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fPubkc, No. IL

JoNf RESOLUTION relative to bids for provisions
clothing, and small stores for tie Of the navy.
Resolved 6y the Senate and House Of Represcatd.
tiyes of the United States Of America in Obnor,ss az
sern6,ed, That all bids for supplies Of provisions
clothing and small stores for the use Of the navy
may be rejected, 1t the option Of the department. If
made BY one who Is not known es manufacturer
Of or regular dealer In, the article proposed to be
furnished which fact or the reverse. must be DIS
tiuctiy stated in the bids offered that the bids OF all
persons who may have failed to comply with the
conditions Of any contracts they may have prev.
ously entered into with the United States shall a.
the option of the department, be rejected that d
more than one bid be offered for the supply OF az
article on account Of any one party, either IN hif
own name, In the name Of his partner, clerk, or
any other person. the whole Of such bids shall be re
jected at the option Of the department. and that Co
partners of anv firm shall not be received a. sure
ties for each Other; and that, whenever it msy b
deemed necessary, for the irteres Of the govern.
msnt and the health of the crews of the United
States vessels to procure particular brands Of fou
which are known to keep best on distant stations
the Bureau Of Provisions and and Clothing, with
the appreciation of the Secretary of the Navy, be
and hereby Is, authorized to procure the same OIL
the best terms, in ma ket overt
Approved q March, 1854.
ri
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Proposals for building Light House On "Ssv.
On foot Knoll" mouth Of Patapsco River,
Marvlapd
DEPARTMENT,

L,
OFFICE OF LIGHT House. BOARD
Washington, ID. &. March 81, 1855.
PROPOSALS will be received until the Both Of
Il April next, ION which day the bids will be
openHd for furnishing the materials (ofwrOug.it and
ast iIon) and building a light house. upon screw
pile foundations, on "Seven foot Knoll" 4t the
mouth of Patapsco river, Md, by the Both Of Decem
Der next.
Detailed drawings of the plan of the light house
can se seen at this Office (No. e. Winder's Build
iDg.)
Should any bid be accepted, contract will be ex-
ecuted at once.
No payment will be made until the whole work IL
cOmpeted: and before il is received il must be ap-
proved by the agent of the Government appointed to-
superintend the wOrk-said ag'Dt having power TO
REJECT all materials and wOrku anship not in accord
ance with the terms ofthe contract.
The right is reserved to reject any ard all bids
that may not be deemed advantageous to the public
interest.
All bids should be sealed and addressed 10 the nm
designed, endorsed "PrvposalS for Seven foot Knoll
Light House."
EDMD. L. F HARDCASTLE,
mdfzo-eolm Engineer Secretary.
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

4 SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and a
IA fine Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
on exhibition at the Metropolitan Mechanics Fair
They are from the mandatory of HENRY ERBEN
of New York.
For terms, sc, apply to Prof sCHEEL, on 18th
street, north of F. HENRY ERBEN
tab
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.

FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED aER4N 5tMrNTs BoR TRavELi
IMPORTANT CHANGES or SCHEDUDRIf
T~P The late completion Of Ii.
- Central Ohio Rsilrcsd between
Shsrling aud Columbus. uniting ~ IL dos, by 90
snort and direct q liH.. the Bsluuore aud Ohio
tsilr I'D With sll p0rtions Of the West land North
nd Soutawe st) gives this rnute greatly increased
advantages 10 through travellers in that direction.
ID and sfer MONDAY, November u, 1854, the
= aims will BE- run a. follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS
Two fast trains daily vii run 10 each direction.
first-The NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
t m, instead OF o'clock rs beretofore, (except
N Sundsy,) AMI arriving at Wheeling at 2 20 g. N
'econd-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving ~ 5 p N
instead OF az p. H., as Leretofor-, and running
through TO Wee ing IN about IL hours, reaching
there at 10 25 q. This train will Etep st Wssh.
ugton Junction, sykesville, Mopocscy, Rsrperb
rrs, Msrrinsburg, Sir Johns Run, Cumberland,
'i.jaont Rowlesburg, Newburs, Feitermsn, Farm
iugtsr, Cameron and Mouudsvile only, for wood
aud water and meals. Both ttoee trains nsfs
prompt and regular connection with the Of the
central Ohio Road for Cam bridge, Ian. sville New
,rk, Columbus, Cinoinnati, Louisville, Dayton,
ssrdusky, Toledo, letroit Indianapolis. Chicago,
Il Louis, etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore by the
Mall IT N; viii resct Cincinnati fer dinner next
lay, while by the Express Train they arrive there
st II the next nigh, being kept but one night on
he route By eith-r train
Passengers lor TIE Northwest via Clevelend and
all intermediate points make . direct sonpe
lion with the trains upon tn Cleveland and Pitts
burg Rslrord at al times when the Ohio s nsviga-
DE To- steamers between Wheeling and Wellrville,
by leaving Baltimore I'm The Mail Train At q. N.
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling rs follows:
The EXPRESS TRAIN ct 30 p. m reaching Pal
timo-e at $50 q. n. The MAIL TRAIN st 1l.45 D
a reaching Baltimore at N p.
- Through tickets by boat from Wheeling for
Cinci1 matt, Madison. Louisville, St. Louis and other
River Cities, III be sold at times when the stage
wserr viii sdnit.
81 Through tickets between Balti more and
Warrington, and all the important ct;-s and towns
n the Wet, cold at the Ticket 0ehces Of the
Company.
FOR WAY PAssEH TBIs.
THE MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station win
take passengers for sll the usual GtopPIng pisces
the Road Returning, his trsin leaves Wkeelng
at LAS Midnight, Cum berisnd at lo-l5 G. n and
arrives at Baltimore st 7 2. u.
THE PRtDENICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
for Frederick and IL t-rmedsts places, will start at
p. m daily. (ezcspt Sun iayt) arriving in Freoer>
ioS at 7.40 Rs'urning = Ill leave Frederick ST D.
n arriving st Baltimore 81 1890. nom
TIE ELLTClIT"s MILLS ACCOMMODATION
viii be run ds;ly, Except Sunasys,l ee follows:
Leave Camden Station at q. m. and p.
Leave Ellicott's Mills 81 $50 a. n. and ESQ p n.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

TRAINS Kun As FULLJES:
I EAVs daily, czcspt Sunday, ct and sK Q. n.
4 scd snd II.
On epntay at q n snd pm.
Leave Baltimore a. ~ and . m; ,p6 add
pm.
On Sunday at ~ m sndSpn.
The connections with baltimore Ohio Rsrosd
for thc Wet are " trains leaving &C 3 a AID 3
n.
Tor Philsa.lphis and Ns1 York ct 9, and 81 IN
ard p m
For Annapolis st s1I n sndspn-
Fer Norfolk ct n.
TIL PARSONS, Agent
Psrticu attention Is called b tie Rule requir.
!og re5?onsibls voucher for sny person Of color
T5o MY wish 70 pass oy 7 The road
dec 12-itf
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THE SOLITARY WoRsHIPPER.

single member of the Society Of Friends,
BOSTON, went Ia Their place of worship SEINE yeal
aIter all his fellow wOfShippers were dead.
Alone and ,ilent iheTc ne sat,
Within tn house Of prayer,
Where once with hun his brethren met
In silent wO. ship there.
They all had gone-the young and old
Were gathered 10 tn" dead;
He saw no more tn iT friendly looks,
He heard no more their tread.
Yet still he loved. as came the day
When they were wont IN meet
To tread the old familiar way,
And take his Cushioned Sat.
Plain was the place humble hall.
In winch he Eat alone;
Inc snow o. 70. ms, the pride of art.
10 Al were all unknown.
No organ p.aled its solemn notes.
No choir the Stiffness broke
NO preacher read the sacred page,
or TO his nearer spoke.
He needed not these outward things
To wake the reverent mind;
For other ends than such as this
They seemed 10 him designed.
In silence, gathered to himself,
The SpITI he irnplOred
And. without speech or outward sign.
Ine Rather he adored.
And TO his mind was opened then
The meaning OF the word
ASK, and IeceIve'-"Seek We, and hndr
The spirit OF The Lord.
The Spirit strengthened and consoled,
And gave him Inward sight;
And on his lonely, darkened path
II threw HI ayenly light.
No more along, for he had come
To ZiOp's holy hill,
T1e cry of the living God,
Jha. saints and angels fill.
The elders there, with silver locks,
he sisters modest grace,
The young, in all their innocence,
With glory filled the place.
No cloud of sorrow or OF care
soul had ever known
That L. that happy land he saw,
Nor felt il e'er alone.
Their looks of peace, and love unchanged,
Assured his trembling soul,
And bsde him Danish ,vpTy fear,
And every doubt control
Wi n Them again, as when on earth.
He held comm union sweet;
Ard BY their sympathy was made
For Heavens own worship meet
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FRUIT TREES, GARDEN SEEDS. &c.

'NHE undersigned offers a large collection of
Peach trees, also Apples, Pears, Pums, Cher
mes, Grape Vines, Gooseberries Currants, Raspber-
nes, Rhubarb Roots, sc.
English Garden Seeds, fresh from the growers,
COMPRISING all the best variety Of Cabbages, Caui-
flowers, Lettuces, Radshes, Onions, Beets, Beans,
Celery, Turnp, SC, with all the finest vegetables
in cultivation.
Flower Seeds in great variety, among which are
the followng Asiers Stocks, POrtulaccas, Petumas,
PhlOxes with many new and rare things, all offered
at the lowest prices. JOHN SAUL,
Seed Store, corner of 7th and II streets.
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
p sEE
On and after Tuesday, NoU. Z, Ii

sNHE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordons
4 Vile and intern-diste stations at * O'Clock.
g. Il, tie arrival Of the boat II, m Washington,
giving ample tine co. breakfast on board. Con-
netting n Nan las Juocti.n with trsin for Strse-
ourg, at warIenton ia ction with q train for War
r-ntop, and At Gordonsvl!e With the trains on the
Virgfri. Central Esilrosc for Ricbnond Chsrlottes
sille, srd StauntoB.
The cars leave GoIionEyire as;ly for Alexandria
the arrival OF the t-ans O. the Virginia Central rail-
road from R:irIosd, Charlottesville, and Stauntou
TIIQU3u TICKETS,
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NOR sALE-A VERY FINE SADDLE AND
II Bsggy HORSE. The horse is young,
gentle and sound, and of fine stock would IN
make eIthsr very fine carriage horse, or a->1-~N
very pleasant riding morse.
Also, for sale an excellent work horse, perfectly
sound. Apply to No. Al Dunbarton St, Georget'n.
mar l-Iawtf
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JOSEPH G.wLEp,
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKES

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 18th and 18th streets, First Ward)
Old Furniture repaired and new made to order
Coffins made and Funer ais attended to at the short
est notice.
W- A share Of patronage is solicited.
mar 81 colin
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tween the amount contained In the proposal %
guaranteed and tbs amount for which be may have
CONTRACTED for furnhing the said supplies icr the
whole reriod Of the proposal to be charged up
AGAINST said bidder or Bidders and his their guar
antor OF gusran'ors: and the same NAV be imnedi.
ately recovered by the United sta.es for the Of
the Navy Department, in an action Of debt against
either or all Of said persona
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER
Published, snd containing
nearly d uble the quantity o
reating matter In that of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLIC ATOMS.
1T treats on the PHYSIoLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and tn.
secret 1, flrmities and disorder
of Youth and maturity, re-
sulting from excessss, which
destroy the physical and men
tai rnuerc NTH ohaaru.t;oo
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.
NAVY DIPAKTMTNf,
Bureau Of Provisions and { lothing,
Washington, April 2, 1855.

SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
- proposals for Navy Clothing aud Clothing Ma
teriss," will be received AZ this o,e until O'Clock
p. m on tbs LIST day Of May nsxt for furnishing
and delivering, ION resolving sixty days notice. at
each o: either Of tie navy yards at Char'estovn,
Massa >hu etts. Brooklyn, he- York, Gosport vir
GINA, the quantities below Irentioc ed any or all
OF the folio sing name articles Of pavy clothing and
clothing materials, and such further quantities Of
the same al msy be oriered by the chief Of this bu
resu, or by the comnandsnts Of the said navyyards
respectively, during the focal year commeuc ng on
the st day Of July next and ending the 3oth OF
June 1854 via.
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Tor Lyrchocrg, Connecting With the stages at
Charlottesville, on Mondays. Wednesday,, and Fri.
lays.
Fer Luray and New Msrtst. connecting with the
ages at oulpeper, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Bat
urisy.
For Wireh ,ster daily, connecting With the stages
ct Pied mont
For Mhdisburg daily, connecting with he stages
at the Plains.
Per order: W. b. BROOEETT Aren't
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

2 ny6tk-h On 4 . 1-OAI-A ID auV Il IlIDh %
Fare round trip 81; from Alex
Wsshtr gton 81 and Alexandra at o. o'clock.
Cesohss leave tbs Capitol for the boat ct sk oclk
Coach fare 10 osnts.
Persons wishing the Coaches VIII leave their rss,
dence with Geo. Thos. Parker.
Refreshments &C the boa.
Oct 2s-dtf sAHL GRDNFY, Can't
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THE NEW YORK T. LIVERPOOL
S6& UNITED STATES Gin
MAIL STEAMERS

NAIL STEAMERS
TNHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARR
i THE
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Oapt Nyex
BALTIC, Capt. Csmstocl,
ADRlATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract. .xnr..s.
~ Tor 6oyernment service; every care has been
taken In their construction, as in the Engines "a
insure strength and speed, and their scccmmods.
aoas Ior Passengers are unequailed for elegance
Price OF passage from New York to LIVERPOOL. IN
4l20
20
AHciuhive use OF extra size state roens.... 800
FROM Liverpool t. New York go and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each .hfp.
no perth can ee secured until paid for.
fof ueignt or pesssge apply to
ADWARD X. COLLINS 4 90.
66 Wall street. Nev Ytrk.
Known, sHIPLEY co,
n. @. RoBERTe O co,
la kins's arms Yard, Lordou.
JOHN AUSR0R 4 90,
~ Rue Notre Dame des Victories Psris
GEO. a DRAPER, Hsyp~
The owners Of thee ships viii not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, iewelry. prerious
stones or metals, unless bills 81 lsdfne are s,snsS
tner:tor, and the value thereof therein sxpressd'
HsFlS-aly EI--
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Private Medical Treaties
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGY,
"a. u. LA CROIX, N. D.,

Albany, " Y.
go Pages and lS0 fire Plain and Colored Lith
graphs Gpd Plates.
~ Price only ab Cents. "a
~Sent free of postage 20 all parts OF the uniop.E
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x, III. GITJ,ET
FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

Gov nse 1Or at l. aw,
Once and residence in franklin Row, corner Of K
and Thirteenth STRAIT oct 08-fs,n
FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.
SMALL BUILDING LOTS " 10 feet or more, In
- various parts OF The City, and Georgetown, d
low prices, and terms to suit LLOYD 4 90.
3 U l. ID N g q + O NE,
For sale, deliverable at the Oansl, or Whsryss IN
Washington, Georgetown, or AIsyandria.
LLOYD co.
18th street, OPP. Treasury Department.
jy Ally
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Pes ;scsets, made of blue pilot clo.b...... 1000
und jackets, made of blue cloth. 5000
TIowssrs, msds Of us cloth................ 8 500
Blue flannel oversbirts... 5000
Blue fauu ell under hirts ................... 5000
Blue flannel drawers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
B'us flannel Jumpers. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Blue fann.l, n the piece. .......yards $4,000
Bsrnsl.y eheeting frocks ......---.......... 1000
CANVAS duck tros sers. 90 o
Barnsey sh.eting, In the Iiece.......ysrds $1,000
Canvas duck, in tie piece. 8 900
Blue clio ...----................. 40 o
Calf skin shoss.......... ............pairs 900
Kip fkn shoes, high CUT. ,.......rai-s 1000
Wcolen cks, Nos and pairs 5000
Mattresses. with two covers each) g 90
Naokin, blue. ................... yards 5000
Blankets.-....- .......................... 5000
Black silk handkerchiefs... ............ 5000
Blue sa met t,owsers ...................... 5000
RI,,o tipo In ba
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Extract from the act Of Congress approved Au,uss IL
1916.

"SIc 9 And be ii further enacted That from And
after the Of this act every pro osal for
val supplies invited by the Secretary Of the Nav
under the proviso to the general spprcprat on II
deed and for y.three, shall be accompanied by a
written guarsntee, signed by one or mors respoos
hi' narsons to the es.t that hs or thsy 10
h"t the bidtes or bidders WILL if his or their hid b.
may be prescribed by the Secretary of the Nav
with good aud sufficient sureties to furnish tbs SIM
Plies prop SEQ: 30 proposal sba' be copsidsred mn
less accompanied by such guarantee. II after The
acceptance Of proposal and roti6eation ths,sos,
the bidder or hidders he they shall foil TO entsr
INTO An oohsaucn within the time prescribed by the
Secretary OF the Navy with good and sufcient sure
use TOT furnishing the supplies, then tie Secretary
Oh tne NAVY snail proceed to contract with some
other person or persons for furnishing the said sur
pisss, and shall forthwith cause hi diSIsrenes -
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CAUTION.
ER. MORRIS IyyISoRATse CORDIAL has been ccun.
terfeitet by some unprincipiea persons.
In future, all the genuine CORDIAL will have the
proprietors fac smils pasted the cork of each
bottle, and the folio Rng words blown IN the glass
Dr., - orss's Inv,gorattnu Cordial.
g. h RlaG, Proprietor, MY.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

GLASS " QUEENSW Half doz extra
W fine China Sets, new styles--cut glass
goblcts, decuntcrs, wines and champaines---
Stone, Liverpool and in fact almost every var
iety, Cheap OF
May y "a l8-tf McNAIRIS.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-09

SECRETARY GuTHRIE.-A contemporary thus
speaks of the Secretary of the Treasury:
The salary Of the Secretary of the Treasury
will not it is believed quite pay the taxes on his
great estates, so Astounding in wealth is he.
Some of our financial Secretaries. who have ta-
ken distinguished care of the national revenues.
have not been able to husband well their own
affairs THIS charge cannot be brought against
Mr.Guthrie. who has proved himself man of
business. Nor is he stingy man: his hand is
open to give. to benevolent objects. Starting in
humble life, he has won his way to that emnence,
which prehaps he has accustomed himself to cou-
slider the goal of his ambitonn for the Pres-
dency is less now than formerly the result of
organization. but rather Of impulse, chance, a
sudden manpuvre. fortunate hit--though
some day it may prove unfortunate for the coun-
try. Besides the way to the Presidency has
never seemed to lie through this Department.
even though a Crawford and a Hamilton (cla-
run RomenD occupied il. Late Secretaries have
said that in the operations Of the Department
they can everywhere trace the impress of that
master mind. Secretary Guthrie is not cour-
tier, but has an open, healthy, intelligent face,
and bland expressive ere. He must be fully
six feet, walks popderousy, and is one of those
men who like Dr. johnson, though possessed of
much apparent animalism, exhibit at times great
intellectual industry. Kentucky is certainly a
State where they grow men. if cnterprising
minds and robust form constitute any part of
manhood. The Mcxica war was only u ri:t,-
nutus game ~ many ~ Inosc western spirits,
who went into it with burning enthusiasm,
alas in too many instances suddenly quenched
in death on the fatal field
The Treasury front Is beautiful with its long
colonnade, though it has a scanty rear, and can
not be compared with the massive building oc-
cupied by the department of the interior, with
its Doric Porticoes.
Mr. Guthrie is an accessible and agreeable
man. and retains much of the simplicity of his
character and manners, amid all the novelties
of his position.