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United States Mail.
UTAH.

Posr orrlcx DEPARTMENT
PROPOSALS for carrying e mails Of the United States from ,Lc
sive il bTAH TERRITORY win be received al ,hr 6nact
UNI" % Of lie ISL, a ise s 10 ts @essSa b tue
day The routes and IN e b specified, viz
settlement, Go'ionwood, Drapersvis, 10 MouS,
.as si s + asr ] CIV "s syss sass issaa onss wss
Arrive 2, ai. nounaiavlle m a',, same day BY Jpn;
Leave Mountain aa,. MI yiile ,,. every friday al zami
ne,'s Mli. Bingham, kanson Cedar Valley, Is
mieA and ba.k X, once week
Arnvr !, Cedar Valley next day by ia M
Leave ceaat at, Valley . eve every Friday =, pm;
iaoos oee CITY Gsanssi Z miles aud back
k;ys ssss Isss s:,s,y.s ey s.r y Tuesday
Leave Grantsvilie every Tuesday AT pm;
1850 From Nsph u 6y fnlmor CITY, Creek Parrasona
aud parovap, 70 Cedar CITY leo miles and back,
Leave Nephi C,y every Monday am;
Arrive a. ,edar City next Friday by pm;
Leave Cedar City every Monday AT am;
Arrive AT Nephi City every Friday hy6pn
NOTES.
will be made for peormed and or each such
omissions no satisfactorily explained three tines e pay Of he
xion with nding ma aud sufficiently
9u tour % q s s tor ns TRIP subject 70 n hne
ny explained ~ certificates the afhdasIs Of
oce suffering inuTsd destroyed
~, ana a @ @ to convey ns n n
The General
laws the
he
General the schedule He order
by allowing therefor
contract lie also curtai discontinue the
o a @ asc,. , pa ns % allow Sns msn 1 nl son
actual advertised distance supplied
are herein cneeiy stated The bids should be- addressed 10 t
SECOND Assistant Genea sap-crbed ba proposal
Utaho The
the
the advertisement for California, Oregon, 0a, sc
dated i3th October 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6--lawAw Postmaster
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TO Qua sU ssCxlsE ERs.

The pssssp win b svss sus evoss ancss
Paynens OF the subscription b. made sAvsncs.
issasi mossy by icssss pcsasr
which vail Dc paid ~ as
The COUNTRY PAPER Is pssn~,sd during
"sn' ~ Congress, and Asms ~~sky during he recess
Subscriptions lr period than year viii be received
ser'ns pfoporunned 10 The ahsvs annual rates.
Wf tSThAsFkRs authorised ayenp sud BY
sending nvx DAILY suAsrsb~ ~ith So sacossd o. RVS
a copy srasis
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Ornamental Trees for sale. /.

F the best variety for streets, cemePes
They ali serdnas ee growth, sud free from
and Suuted No,
feet in the clcsf and veil furnhr bose chestnut
high European sycamore, Of h fopsse European
large sire of the above large sfck hand
size and number purchased from, e5 s.
fof yourself call James Maher, public gardener
lT-Iawaws
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Il moniaus chambers neatly and comfortably
egby located Sh hutwern
qae neighboth Cd, and very
liona apd BsoWn's hpr- They very suited fnr
friends who maS wish g convenient each ad
Joining, with a door nreuinz between them
Inquire on the prosrs No sJ 5tn street. Congregational
-
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CARRIAGE and Horae- for SaIe-A pair Of Beautifully
matched uorinern family horsea together
uthceni narihern buiit modern
The value b,ne young gentle. The
caage has been only months
perfect when drst ichas.d
The owner, hayie foF viii e drm great bargain
Apply TO NM. 4. DOVE, Coai-dehier, First Wafd,
Nov 9g-difif
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~ ITdln fo1ous.
EAvE daily excer, sunday, at and ~, and and
Ia p m.
DAY, at 6, a.. and 5, p m.
Leave Baltimore al ~ and ., a. and 5 and g
sunday, A, a. m. and 5, IN.
The with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for The West
by trains leaving AT g. a. and s. . IN.
For Philadelphia and Nsw York aud 50, and ),
For Annapolis, at 81 m, aud s. ,. m. ,nHs
For Norfolk, at 3, p.
i. H. PARSONS, Agent.
Particular called the requiring responsible
person color pass the
.nacl 4 ~
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Rsaemption Of virginia SAX Per Cent. Debt.

Rcdemption OF Virginia six Fer Cent. Debt.
THE holders OF following of debt, Issued by the
State of Virginia, Tedeemabie March, 1874,
afterwards within period ceens fifteen Will take
the sikag tnnd created by
general assembly Virginia the Gth day Of
March, 1853 proceed, the day Of April, 1885, to
deem the certificates treasury Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders Of said certificates reqwred the said
anx day OF Apr surrender office
AUDITOR and the interest thereon will
that day.
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Those holders who desire a,to,-
must, residing States
snowedgc the before minister plenpotesy
fara cnnsul,
appointed government United States
country officer OF such
The corporaon
Therein Hsdng in The United STATES The Acknowledgment
e justice Of the peace public commissioner deeds
appointed by the Of Virginia, sufficient In all
me certificate be delivered
a. W CLUTTER, Auditor Public Accounts. The
8. ". PARKER Register. ers of the sink
eco w. MUNFoRb, seey Commonwealth. , Tag fund
hoHsosp, Virginia, December 81, 1854,
Dec 3i--d9m
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AZ HEREAs and No. 6p acres issued In
fvor Of Denjaminc Pues,t fo military services the
Uf 1919, whereas said
post Office sf wasbpgion ety.
laid, hereby that shalt proper Time
office t Commissioner of Pensions
srlpe u TAPSlOTJ.
Nov 2g-iaw6w
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall N. Y.
BROWN, SFitPLEY, b CO.,
Liverpool
r. @. ROBERTS * CO..
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
D. @. WAINWRIGHT l. CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre,
The ssp will be accountable for gold
buon specie jrwey METALS unless bills oj
adng therefor the value
Dec 17--dtf
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BARGAINS for the Holiday shiug a change
in business. w day my
rnts
days do wen q select them no consists Of
EnhroideTirs, iaces, nbands, flowers
Dress head dressrs gloves, Trimmings
Together lo q cncy
which win be sold cheap. a. rAlE,
pee ia-eoa 3ti Penn av between loh and iiib is
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THE American Association the Advance
i Education hold annual meeting
Smithsonian during
beiwc, Christmas New Years day, beginning
Tuesday, December &c instant.
distinguished educators and
will many valuable papers,
which wtl be followed nv interesting discussions.
The occasion VIII Offer the of Washington and
rich for Christmas week.
meubers of Congress, and all the
ctzens, requested
they
accommodate, following gentlemen The
hand and whatever is done be done quickly.
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Rev. EDw4RD A. KNIGHT, President,1
Rev JAMES v. fs5NELAN,
REV. TfS.syTHY OrruULE, Trustees.
THONAs CARBERY, Treasurer,

Lady ManagerMrs. Henrietta H. Boone frsi directess Miss
~ Johnson second dreetess Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
Cnhaine A. Mas hrs Calhalne
sm1, Mrs Jane Noyss, s Mary Elliot MIS- Josephine Young
Mrs. Cathariae Roche.
Gentlemen and pies Of boys, ayium, and g parish
ttsreuafhDr W. j. O. Duhamel Charles
ksuan, Edward seraphim Mas John q Fzpariek, VIII
liam Wheasy Thomas Bayne Brady Georg. Harvey Jo
ede, Conan Rudolph EchorD, Dr. sms,
George Maingy, Robert Maboney John 4. Cassei.
1.-The Weekly News STAR and Baltimore sun, viii please insert
the above several Dec iS-2aw2w
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The ofphaa AsslusI having Teestah
for drsasr ophas under The OF the
sc Bolhessho suchs without
regard religious opnsons OF Win be admit
board the u their means beg leave
iuhsbslant OF the District o
CoIuaaba aid by such con be convenient ~ieh
enae provide for the care
protection ciossn whom poverty and she
rendered objects OF pity and ennefaien
appeal 10 he heart OF every Christian
had sasacion Of enmpeing their house
orphan neafy hundred children sup
educated AND although they deIenned on ihe 5oih
August 1855 establish The house Tor orphan boys '.y have
doing by ihr Of the
property hands, with ANAL eaception by
Coneess and Of donations and gtce
female branch OF the istuior the income nom
which required oihsr Tor the support VI thf
necessity of this appeal BY trustees 10 s
porancs of their duty towards the
phan boys provide tor whous hns been felt b. e
trustees a presseg o0lksuos-
con'bwtes~ wu Be shsnkfuy received w
by either II Ne sa'rs esrleHea nsnsfrs and
the prayers
pbsns.
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The National Hotel

In this will be the 9th
OF this The kitchen
the the building and The alterations in and dining
will add greatly the and comfort
Thr table VIII be furnished with e hrs The markets Afford
and served the best aud labor viii
render the house, equal
The subscriber, therefore, trusts that will
liberal which has always bee
Persons drsng for the do
time AFTER the 2uth, by calling at the Hotel.
Z. ID, WILLARD.
wAsHtssTos CRY, November "a, 1884
i6-u
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Irrf OF Pfttsbnrg and Conaty Of Aiteahsny. PENN
syivanisWe Offer for hends
ths city a Pitbua Aerhany
These bonds issued rtaur Coonssve aaroad
Company, by which they guaranteed
strsblc investment.
The bonds together with exhibit
nation, obtained personally
IoHNsToN nRoTHERs, n CO.,
Rsnkcrs and Fiscal Agents
ian 1s-dkepn
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In The LIST WsrdG j. Abbot, esq., aud Rev. Z A. Davis.
I'd Prof j. Henry and H. Richards.
:" Sd :. r. Force, esq, v. Haibaugh esq, and sas
Hill, ESQ.,
ah j w. Niaury, esq Rev G. Samson, and
Is. sunderland
90 5th :" B. B French, and Prof A. ID Dache.
g 9th g II. b. French, esq, and o. Wight, esq.
Sc Ih 6 s. York Atiee, eco, o. Z, Wight esq and w.
d. Randolph,
q. RICHARDS,
Sec Local Com.
WAsHsaros, Dee. 8, 1854
Dec lf--eo3t
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.

The ships comprising
The Ahannc.. Gapt west
The Pacific. Capt. Nye-
tapt CoMsocks
Taese ships having been built by
k - pressly for service, has been
IE taken consrnciion also in their engines,
strength and speed; and their accommO
unequalled comfort
Price OF passage York Liverpool cabin $780,
In second cabin 35
From Liverpool New York. 80 and 20 guneas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship,
No bertls can be secured until paid for.
From, Nsu FORK From Liorrrooh
Wednesday 81, 1854. Saturday Dsc. IT, ls54
Wednesday. 10, 1855, Saturday Dec. 80,
Wednesday .jan. "a, Saturday. Jan. Ia, 1855
Feb. 7, Saturday Jan. 81,
Wednesday Feb, 2i, I" Saturday. Feb IN,
"Wednesday March,, /" Saturday Feb "a, g
Porf Yaiph cunaIy ~
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CON CIR RESSI0NAL.
SPEECH OF HON. JAMES l.. ORR,

% SOUTH CAROLINA,
On French spolatons delivered in the House Of Repre-
sentatives January Is, 1855
The House being in the Committee Of the Whole the
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Tickets sl--haIves so een,s--quarters a5 cents.

The great luck which has attended our office viii fully authorize
In saying that 70 obtain good IL only ad
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WIN take place Smithsonian iusuutiou, Washington,
the 9Th OF February, 1855
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NEW TRANSLATION OF THE BIBLE.

We referred few days since to remarkable
noven ent on foot in England in the shape of pc
tition to Parliament for the opening of the Crystal
Palace, the British Museum, lecture-rooms and
other place of secular instruction aud semens,
on SUNDAYS, for the benefit of that class who have
10 other time in the week which they can devote
to relaxation and intellectual improvement. Not
akin to this movement, but still not so entirely
dssmilsr to il ss might appear at the first glance,
is that which for some time past has been going
on in this country for making new version of
the Scriptures. 1t is tue the English innoyators
n attacking TIE Sabbath and it's observance as
facred and solemn day, assail one of the time
honored institutions OF Protestant religion, and
that the New yersionists cannot be charged with
ANYTHING Of so grossly lati.udinarian nature
And vet the ore undertaking. almost as much as
the other is indicative Of similar departure from
ancient and time honored religious landmarks
The English translation of the Bible has baen,
and still generally is, looked up to by speaker.
of the English tongue with all the veneration aud
uDquestioning respec! due to an original document
of divine revelation As the Greeks came to exalt
the Septusgint above the Hebrew text of the Old
Testament, and az the Lasins came to regard the
vulgate as of superior authority 10 the origiu.l
Greek and Hebrew Scriptures, so we who speak
the English tongue generally regard our English
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with the daily press Of New-Yort, from whom
book Is no rarity, AMI to whom valuable article.
in the magazines frequently and Justly attri,-
uted. II they are guilty of any wrong in writin,
such books and such articles, and in being paid sor
their labor by the publishers we totally f,l I,
perceive IL.
The truth is, that not merely the necessity Of
gaining an iDdepende livelihood, but the aptsuSss
end tastes natural TO literary man, often com,a
the jOurrast to seek for more various occu patton
than lie finds il the pages Of his paper. As to sbs
nature Of the employ men!s which he may us
dertsle, there is doubtless rcom for differences
Of opinion Among the services which In our view
literary man may thus perform, ara traasla
lions from foreign languages, the preparation Of
specific works contributions 10 magazines, writing
prosPectuses, announcements aad descriptions Of
forthcoming works, revising the proof sheet, Of
works for publication, writing reyie VS. and notice,
of books in other periodicals than that by which be
is regularly engaged, the occasional readsg Of man.
uscripts offered for publication or filling the Off "a
OF permanent literary adviser to publisher 10 re-.
gard to the selection of books and the acceptance
Of manuscripts for the pre,s. These services may
vary in the time, learning aud talent required 10
perform them; but they are essentially the
same in character and in our judgment, ell
equally honorable and proper. Few professions,
literary men in this city, we presume, but have
been offered and accepted engagements 10 ons Or
more, or sll Of the above named departments Of
intellectual laber. Whether they have interferei
with theii honor as journalists or their impsrtaliy
ss critics has probably depended more on the STUFF
ard texture, and tone of their personal character
than on any other csuse. Some men are so con-
stituted by nature that they will make any effort
for those with whom their personal interests are
wholly or partially identified; while others are Of
such different mold that they will resist every
influence of that kind as an assault on their free
dom. And we are ready here to record il as our
deliberate conclusion, based on long experience
and extensive observation, that man fit to b. EN-.
ployed at all in the service Of newspaper aiming
at influence and power among the intelligent and
respectable part of the community, may also IN
dertake to pass judgment en- manuscripts fors
publisher, write in the Quarterly or Monthly Re-
views, or perform any other honorable labor with
out danger Of destroying his Coincidence or cor.
ruptiDg his judgment.
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clude ii, they can by no means do it, so long "a
the Territorial condition endures. When they
come to form State Government, they may pro
bibit Slavery or authorize their Legislature t. ID
CO., but BY this time the system will have obtained
20 firm footing in any Territory adjoining Slave
State that its exclusion will prove practically in
possible Let The present Democratic doctrine be
established snd there will be no mere Free Terri
toTies.
This doctrine was prop,Uuded by jeff DAVIS 50
long ago as 1S49, in opposition 20 what he deeme1
the bereses Of Gen Cases Nicholson letter. LIS
first enuuci.tion by Northern statesman that a.
trscted oor notice that contained in the speech
of the Hon. r. Bfodbead, United States Senator
from Pe1Dsylvatia, a. Eaton last August On
Friday last, we heard it very clearly, though VIII
some trepidaton, affirmed by the Hon. CLANCY
Jones N. C. from Old Berks, aud the leading Dem
ocrst ia the Hou,e from the Free States We have
10 doubt it will be substantially made the touch
stone Of Democratic orthodoxy at Cincinnati we
give our "Soft'' friends fair warning therefore
that they lot yet up to the mark, aud VIII have
to Try sesin II they mean to DO good Business
at the Convention, why not get a march ahead OF
the Hsrds," by proclaiming and insisting that
slavebolder has right to take bis slaves into sny
section of our common country, and there hold
and work them, under the Federal Consti luton"
IN defiance of any State law or regulation on the
subject We think this will not be made the
Democratic touch tone before the contest of 1860
The "Softs" have Jagged behind q good while ::
would it not be we'll for them to get little ahead
this time?
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THE sPEAKERsHIP.

The struggle for the Speakersbip will be re
sumed in the House today when we trust the
Republican Members will ell be present. Still
we must say that we regard the diminution of
their numbers Oh Monday, when several of them
appear to have paired off, as not a good omen
These gentlemen should not, on any account but
of the most imperative and unavoidable necessity,
have been away from their post Of duty. After
having cCntended SO nObly for such length of
time, when little longer perseverance will be
sure give them glorious victory, they should not
finch for an instant either from their places
or their candidate 1t is admitted that there is no
man in all the House more competent than Mr.
Banks to discharge the functions of the Speaker
ship; and certainly there none on whom the Re-
publicsns can hope without any sacrifice of prin-
pie to concentrate so large vote. So long as he
is at their head as their standard bearer they all
occupy a clear and decided position on the very
ground upon which they were elected. Abandon
ing him aad dividing their forces, they peril all and
compromise themselves. If the Republicans ara
finally defeated in this great struggle, the men
guilty Of that result may be sure that they will be
held to strict account by their constituents
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We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
TIE SEMr-WEEKLr TRIBUNE for circulation in
Europe. 1t win contain all the latest News up to
the time Of going to press Single copies in wrappers,
ready for mailing, can be had at the counter in the
publication Office. Price Six Cents The steamship
Baltic will leave this port for Liverpool To-Day Of
IL o'clock.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for THE NEW.
York TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents:
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LoSDoN.-Mr. w. Thomas, Nos. 10 snd 81 Cath
arine-street, Strand.
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Bueiness Notices.
HrxIN,s HnIInAN CARD.

GENIN'S HOLIDAY GARD.
Tn. NseA the Of gsyety and scots. reunion
n upoa u.s. aud iu fitting sccomp m'meni' ohNN us 'n'
pleasure Of announcing bi.
for 1855 the most fascinating and eegsut dres CHPrAu that
has seen placed necsn cad or carried IN the hsnd Of
seuensn into en- Amedc,n drasinsToom on th' first OF
J.gusry Manufactured " the ha>tt materials eha1sd SYN
m.tfc,Dy and flushed eth the utmos tss's eaa "a.
example OF how poetry o. art be inrodueed 10 tn
fahae.tion the timpsst article Of c,'tue AZ NNIi
HAT il stands unrivs ed 10 ghnsss richness snd
appearance. The display Of
also particularly select aud strac i'e eompIsias
Royal f,npe Msrien Mick, Chinohda &c ntde up Is IA
mes kus Ciosks Vict,nss Gloves sat 0n 10 'ns
Frerch mode. Mink from - 70 SVy eeon tuo sse
100 probably the most beautiful a. we ~ n
OF the bsst Quality this fashionable fur ever ex
hbi for IAs VA ,hs oOurtIy. T.. ,,v,.,. ,...,.
The Of The public also nved 70 "tSiN
Nsortmtn.o u
suitable for busnsss .yeler sportnen &c tnd eo'.
hrsr vsS shsSe sad variety OF syie thai has yet
beep either Ia this country OF In Europe boys
SEQ UsI fp.rsnent s, presents dmos, uomed hsld for
eSoi.s a. re gafds ,ize ia colors In
CHfLDRESs PLAIN AND FANCY HATS AspCAPs,
y ofered The imported stock 10 this department
received by the steam present month a7d eonaios
eysybos attractive thst be ouud In PARIS or Lon
IRE boisy Styles from the Gssis factory also pAcalsrS
liz with tbs winter would do well TO call during
the present week -.
Al Of the above named articles Of the class that sensible
people spprovsn
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
beipg ornamental and sevcesbe 10 eccordsncs witt
which he bis the gned offer
every sxsc LIS stock very mdss'e advance frat
cost reduced bis present tariff OF prices for al
dESIS, No. 2i4 Broadway,
opposite Sf. Pkue
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THE RUSS PAVEMENT.

What is the difficulty with this pavement ? Can
i. be remedied Let us examine
The fundamental fault Of the Russ pavement is
the nature of the stone. 1t is not, as we learn, a
true granite, but basaltic or trap-rock. At any
rate, it is stone which wears smooth by atsrtion
"Aye, there's the ruJ." Granite is heterogeneous
mass OF three different ingredients, quartz, fslspar
and mica, and therefore wears OF unequslly Its
surface consequently will usually remain rough. 1t
is for this reason less du able than hasat, bat so
much the worse for our basalt in is present con-
dtion. The large size, tOo of the massive aud Sts-
Bile blocks Of our pavement which would be an ex.
cellent attribute if accompanied with roughness,
becomes an aggravstion of the evil, as the horses
feet have so much further TO slide before they meet
Joint to stop them. The obliquity, likewise, Of
these joints, thatis their skew or diagonal dlre;-
iicn is another element valuable in granite pave
ment, as equaliziDg the wear, but which is trans
formed into another aegravasion in tais un'ortu:
nate combination. A horse, for example, clips on
the smoo'h surface be slides a long Way on the
large stone bis foot strikes the obliquej joint, sod
hi, II omentum is resolved, as mathemsticians say,
into TWO compopents, only one Of whi;h presses
square sgaibst the joint, while the other component
causes his foot to Aide along the joint, out from
under him, till he is tipped up, as if by an expert
wrestlers trick. Cne such incident displays the
three difficulties in their unlucky combination.
What, then, is to be dore When a sick m IN 8
disease is known he is half cured, if durable A
horse clips on The Russ pavement because his foot
has nothing on which to hold. Then give him
something Cut burrows in the stones Sd near to-
getber that his foot can always reach one, aud 50
desp as substantially to change the large sto.es
into small ones Cut them at right angles to the
street so as to be perpendicular to the direction
of the horses motion. If they are made far ap lrt,
Others will be needed running lengthwise Of the
street. to stop the horses slipping after ii has BE-
gun; but make the transverse burrows near
enough aud deep enough and he will not begin 70
slip st all.
This will cost money, to be sure and it is true
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This morning we print the proceedings had yes
terday BY the United States authorities relative to
the steamer Northern Light Several persons we're
arrested and held to bail for examination this
morning 1t is stated that in the investigation Of
this affair widespread movement for the annex.
alton OF Cuba end San Domingo will be developed.
Nicaragua is stated to be the rallying point aud
training ground for the fllibusters, and the place
from which the invading army would make its
decent