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YOPHAM 4 NOR r l. Ef,s
NEW AND CHEAP
sADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE,
$50 Seventh At annosife 0dd Fellnxs, Han

- I sss y Fsi,, Tssaa md I'D
ENORFLET Of this city, NkSW
respectfully announce to
their friends and the public, that they have COM
menced the Saddling Business at the above stand,
where they viii make and keep constantly on
hand large and superior assortment of-Mens',
Ladies', and Boys SADDLES, BRIDES,
every description, both for city and country use
All kinds Of TRUNKS, vALISES, and CAR.
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES.
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS,
and NAMES. Horse, Spoke, and Dust BR USH.
Es. CARDS, CURRY-CoMBs, sPON6Es,
&C., &c.
Ali material used will be the best that can be
obtained; and both Of US having been practical
workmen for several years, we feel confident that
our work cannot be surpassed, either for style OF
durability. BY unremltting efforts to give salts
faction we hope to merit, and respectfully solicit,
q shareo Of public patronage.
Pasticular attention paid to covering Trunks
and repairing all kinds Of work.
Saddlers' tools constantly on hand. nov TT
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
S4fE U n sI k sTA n Es,. a66
TNHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINZ

IL are the
ATLANTIC .................Capt. EldrGge.
BALTIC .....................Capt. Constock.
ADR1AT1C............. Jas. West
These ships having been built by contract eI-
pressly for Government service, every care has
been taken In their construction as also IN their
engines, 70 insure strength and speed and their
elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York 20 Liverpool
In FIRST cabin, $3.50; IN second do. SIS. From
Liverpool TO New York, 30 and 20 guineas. An
experienced surgeon attached to each ship. No
bertbs can be secured until paid for. The ships
of this line have improved water-tight bulk
heads, and 10 avoid danger from ice will not cross
Of August.
Ppopnsrn
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
Non NsS York. Fron Li-s-pesI.

EDWARD K: Collins CO.,
SIS Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO., % Austin
Friars, London
B. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO, Paris.
The owners OF these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver, bullion specie jewelry, pre-
cious stones, metals, unless bills Of ladfng are
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein. m l-u
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POsf UFFIcE DEPARTMENT.,
June IL, 1850.
ID r OPOSA SAL 8 for carrying the mails Of the
l. United States from October /, 1855, to June 30,
1889 on tbs FOL owing route In the State Of Flor-
da, In the manner herein specified, will be re-
ceived at the Contract Once Of the Post Once
Department, In the city Of Washington, until S,
P. m, Of the lst September, 1856, to be decided
on the next day:
osS7 From Columbus, by Fort flaming, Shoal
Town, D d Town, Clay Landing, Atsena
Ote, and Homossassa, to Bay Port, and
back twice a month, In steamboats,.
Bidders will STATE the distance, and propose a
schedule which viii make due connexion with the
steamers plying between New Orleans, La and
Key West, Fla.
Proposals for once-a -week service are also in
vitsd.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON THI
PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE

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ALBANY, N. Y,
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ograpks asd Plates.
PRICE ONLY TwHNII-FIvl CENTS.
Sent Free Of Postage to all parts OF the Union
CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED
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EMOTION.

] am not carved from stone, and cannot hear
Music without emotion, nor unmoved
Look on flower, or aught that's beautiful.
fMaySton,
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.
on EsDAY3 AND FRIDAYs.-FA

" ROUND TRIP, 81; FROM @h
ALExANDRIA7SC CEN Ts.-The = - -
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves " ashing-
ton at and Alexandria at98 O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at X
O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents. :
Persons wishing the coaches will leave their
residence with George & Thomas Parker.
Refresh ments on the boat
ap2-n SAM'L GEDHEY, Captain
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double the quantity Of read
ing matter In that OF the
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1t treats on the PHYSIOL-
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and the Secret Infrmities
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WATCHKS-WATCH Es-wATCHES.
w Just received, greasassoit ment Of =
Gold and Silver WATCHES, high and
low prices, which I viii sell chesper M
than can be bought in Washington
?. $50 J. R0BINSON,S, Jewelsr,
~ 4-lm $40 Pa. Nv. CPD. Browns Hossa.
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MANuYAefURED BIT
Do N A l. ID X K N n EDY,
No. l20 Warren street, Rozb1ry, Mas
ppuru

CLICKNER, 81 Barclay street; C. H. RING,
1872 Broadway; A. B. & ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton
street. Philadelphia, 7. w. DYOTT SONS
Baltimore, BROWN & BROTHER, CANDY &
HATCH. Alexandria, PEEL 4 STEVENS.
At Retail by all respectable Druggists I'm the
cnited States and British Provinces, and also b,
ths Druggists Of this Cttv e1t9sJy
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CHILDHOOD

Children are blest, and powerful; their world
lies
More justly balanced; partly at their feet,
And part far from them.-Wordstcoyth.
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EVENING STAR.
BRILLIANTS.
BALLAD

oh do not look so bright and blest,
For stl there comes a fear,
When brow like: thine looks happiest,
That grief Is then most near.
There Turks dread In all delight,
shadow near each ray,
That warns Us then to fear their flight,
When most we wish their stay.
Then look not though so bright and blest,
For ali there comes q fear,
When brow like thine looks bappiest,
That grief Is then most near.
why Is Il thus that fairest things
The soonest q set and die
That, when most light Is on their wings,
They're then but spread to fly?
And ssdder stu the pain will stay,
The bliss no more appears;
As rainbows take their light away,
And leave US but their tears!
Then look not thou so bright and blest,
For ah there comes fear,
When brow like thine looks happiest,
That grief Is then most near
Thomas Moore.
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No. $50.
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL LANDa

~ in Louisiana.-In pursuance Of the act o
Congress, approved Sd June, 1856, making grant
OF Land to the State Of Louisiana, to aid In the
construction Of certain railroads in said State in
strnctions have just been given to the local land
oncers to continue the reservation from sale and
location Of the following described lands In their
respective districts as probably falling within tn
prescribed limits Of selection, until Otherwise di
rected, as heretofore ordered by telegraph on the
3lst Of May last, viz:
Office at NATCHITOCHKs, all the lands In the
district, rzcspt as follows:
Townships to ID, inclusive, Of ranged
Townships to ID inclusive, Of range S.
Townships to Ia, inclusive, Of range 8.
Townships III to Ia, inclusive, Of ranges and
g, and
Townships 10 and IA, Of ranges and 10.
On at MONROE, all the lands in the district
situated in townships Is to %, inclusive which
lie rest Of range east; and in townships IA TO
IL, inclusive, between range east and the Mis-
sissippi river.
Office at OPELoUsAs, all tn lands In the dis
trict situated north Of the base line and csst Of
the principal meridian, together with the fol-
lowing:
Township north, OF ranges and 2 east
Townships l to south, inclusive, Of ranges 1
and west
Townships to south, inclusive, OF ranges 3,
Townships 1 and south, Of ranges ard
west
Townships to south, inclusive, Of ranges 1
and east
Township, to IL south, inclusive, Of range 3
east
Townships 2 to Is south, inclusive, Of range
east
Townships to II south, Inclusive, OF range S
east
Townships to Is south, Inclusive, Of range
east
Together with all the townships east of range
east, aad south Of township S south
ONCE at GRKENsBURG, all the lands in the dis
trlct situate between ranges east and 10 east
Office at NEW ORLEANS, all the townships 81,
uated between ranges east and ~ east and east
OF the Mississippi Iiver and the following living
Usst CT the Mississippi river, viz
townships 10 to 10, Inclusive, Of ranges -
Townships 10 to 10, inclusive, between ranges
10 and IL e'
Townships 10 to IS, inclusive, between range.
10 and 20, and s'
Townships ~ to II, inclusive, lying east of
Glven under my hand, at the General Land
once, at the city OF Washington this 18Th dav ~
| June 1856. THOS A. HENDRICKS.
Je <o-IdWoW Commissioner
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LOVE

LOVE.
Who says he loves and Is not wretcbed, lies;
Or that love is not madness, came mad from his
mother.
II Is the most rea enable thing In nature
What can we do but love! IL is our cup.
Love Is the cross and passion Of the heart
It's end-its errard.-P. J. Bailey.
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REMOVAL.

nR. MUNSON HAS TAKEN AND FITTED
- up the house formerly occupied -
by Major Robert Keyworfh, No 33s
Pennsylvania avenue, and Is now QIlYY
ready 70 fulal his old engagements and make new
oaes. DIR M Is still making those beautiful
continuous Gum Teeth called Allen Patent. for
the excel eney Of which over all other STYLES of
teeth, many now wearing them IN this city, will
ehscrfully veuch There Is one Dentist Ia this
made q bad imitation Of 4, egafnst whom here
BY caution the public
N b. Whensver 4 Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly sonsfrsetsd Is because he IL ignor,n M
OF the process, incsmr etent to make the VOL a,
10 unwilling TO pay for the patent -
Dr. Nj. Is now srtrasting teeth without pain INV
a new and perfectly safe process y
References az In former sd yeriser.,, TIA %
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AIR. W. HENRY PALMER'S
lv1 PIANO FORTE CLASSES
Flee Dollars Per Quarter, =
Apply at GEORGE HILBUS'S Music Depot
enssyivania avenue mar "a IF
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JONAS p. LEVY,
IhfoRfBR AND DEALII IN
WINS, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FINE
GROCERIES,,
seneraicommission 4 Forwarding II erch ant
INSUkANCE AND BILL BROKER,
NO. VA "a av., two doors below u g. Hotel,
WASHINGTON CITY, C.
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REMEDY FOR WARM WEATHER.

nEMHDf FOR WARM wEAYHRR.
lust Received AT THE uNION ROT
uiag Depot, q large supply Of that unsur Q
Passed tonic for invaliss, GINGER WINE II
ALSO Xxx Pale and Burton.s Ales and Por-
yer OF very superior quality, together with a y
I1ixe assortment OF syrups Of almost every kind
an OF which, together with our premium Mine.
raj w ates VIII be furnished to customers Ia any
Part OF W ashington or GEORGETOWN
All orders Left at the Depot In Georgetown, or
with the drivers Of our Wagons, will meet with
prompt attention. Army q SHINN
ie0-u
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FLORIDA.

PosY OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
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1J,HE BALTIMORE AND OHIO r.

THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHECKS TO
HAD IN WASHINGTON.
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THOMAS w ROBINSON, ct al, In the Circus,
es Court for Prince
IGeorge's County
WILLIAM IL BOWIE, as Court of
and others Equity.
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The California steamers leave New York on Il
3th and 10th Of each month
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ton To confer together and report to this (your)
Board suitable exterior lines for both shores Of the
Hudson river" &C., will be approved by the cit
zens Of this State and the object OF your appoint
ment will be fully attained. At the same time
presume no lines designated or recommended by any
authority be legally or permanently fixed with
out being confirmed by the Legislatures of the re-
specive states Of New York and New Jersey, and by
the Congress OF the United States; and this State
has not commissioners to cooperate with the United
States officers and yourselves, some feeling may
arise with persons in crested in the harbor and
shore, because their views will not be directly repre-
scented. To obviate this. and promote the common
object and interest of both States will publish your
communication With this reply, that all interested
will have notice of what you have resolved to do and
may confer with you and the officers making the
survey.
will also lay your communication before the
Legislature when it convenes together with any fur
Their correspondence between us, with sucl reports,
maps or recommendations as may be made by the
United States officers making the survey of the har-
Dor, as you may be pleased to send me.
RODMAH M. PRICE.
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TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
More than three months ago bill passed the Uni.
ted states Senate, and sent I, the House, hay.
ing for its object much needed reform. forget
the title of the BILL but its purpose is to regula ate
the value Of foreign silver coins in such way as 70
make il the interest Of holders to send foreign silver
70 the United States Mint and receive therefor new
American coin. No bill has been passed or consi.
dered during this session that would 50 universally
be acceptable TO all classes Of our citizens saving
only the old hucksters who now speculate or rather
cheat, in making change with the very inconvenent
foreign silver coins. beg, Mr. Editor, you will d.
rect the attention Of national fathers at Wash
ington TO this bill. Probably IL be passed with
out much, II any debate and wiz relieve us Of the
foreign trash that nov crculates instead Of our
beautiful decimal currency.
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ARREST OF MANNING. THE SEVEN HUNDRED Dol.
LAR THIEF James J. Manning, the boy who was
entrusted by NJ. G. q. Nichols with a package con-
tanning s7lo TO carry to Mr.. Derby. last week and
who subsequently made of with It was yesterday
arrested by officer Saulpaugh at Hudson. He first
discovered him In an eating saloon, in company with
two other boys, rtaking of some refreshments His
lombastic actions first attracted his attention. and
rding that he had roll Of bills, he concluded to
watch bis movements lie traced him TO the ticket
Office, and uDon his purchasing railroad ticket 10
Boston he arrested him. He AZ first denied his
identity, but subsequently owned up and ad nitted
that be was the person whom the police wanted
here. He was brought to this city last evening He
was taken TO the police Office and examined by Jus-
iiCe Parsons. lie confesses all, and rather gories in
the nice tine that he has had. He says, after he
committed the theft, he ran down Broadway 90
Hamilton street, up Hamilton street to Battermilk
tails, where he remained till night fall, when he re-
entered the city went home got his clothes and put
fot New FORK on the Isaac Newton. While in New
York he says he had "a high old time generally:"
that hespen the money freely and that he INDUCED In
sea bathing and champagne AZ Concy island. He had
intended visit ng Boston. where be hoped to stay
week and then return New York by the wayof New
polt: hut this the Hudson officer prevented him from
doing. On searching him the following vauablcswere
founo Ia his possession;s6 In bills, so In one dol
lar rold pieces. three gold studs, aud one gold an
cher bfeastpip-in all some $50. On being asked
as TO what mad become Of the remainder, he stated
that he 81 1925 on Coney Island In betting against
a thiruberigger-that he laid out $50 In carriage
hi,e and that the remainder he had invested in
rtndry ways In New York. Manning Is about IL
years ofnge printer by trade; good compositor,
nut q very lad boy. He has worked in several
Office in this city aud from each he discharged
for being dishonest He is "a smart as "stcel
an" and were he honest he would have become
frst rate business man; but being rogue he will
probably spend the crater portion of his life la
State prison. lie is too knowing a rascal TO bet
against thimberigging. We doubt that he has
ssent $50 or the money stolen. The remainder, we
imagine, is in this city, and has been out 81
II. "A search warrant and o live policeman would
discover its whereabouts in an hour--Aibany Jour
nal, July ~.
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IN NEWARK OnIo-DEEADFUL
FRICTION or pRopHnTY.-We regret TO learn
Yesterday about the middle OF the day most
I'll confegratou visited our neighboring town,
sioning the destruc ion OF vast amount OF pro-
y. The FIRE originated IN tho stable OF the Ohio
SO, and burned TO the ground that hotel and the
'rican House, leaving, as our informant stated,
rven wall standing-the stabling of the same,
Post Office, and oil the buildings east of the
about the Post Office succeeded in getting all
papers out safely, which they were compelled
ROW on the ground within the Court House
re. The Court House caught several times, and
deemed in such danger that the county officers
d IL necessary 70 hurry out all the papers and
preservation Columbus Statesman, July 20.
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Affairs IN India.

HOW THE GREAT yNGLIsH FILIBUsrER TREATED THE
KING OF DUDE HIS MAJBsrYs ARRIVAL IN CAL
COMPANY.
From the Calcutta Englshman, May IL
any additional proof were required Of the in
Of honor had not been sufficiently exposed by the
lying five per cent loan, the following document
which has been sent to for publication would sup
ply the deficiency. This letter. it will be recoected
was written just after the proclamation which strip
ped the King Of Dude of everything in the power
of the Company's government to take from him.
TRANSLATION FROM MARQUIS or
HOUSE TO TIE KING OF DUDE.
FEBRUARY 90 1855.
II is some time since your friend have had lnten
ten of returning ITO England and with that view had
sent In my resignation OF my high rank of Governor
General 10 her Majesty the Queen and her Majesty has
been graciousY pleased TO accept the same and to a
point successor the Right Honorable viscount Lord
Canning person OF high and exalted rank famous for
the goodness Of his disposition, and who has held high
positions in England, and distinguished himself by the
greatness OF his acts In few days shall leave for Eng
and From the period OF my residence In this country
the friendship which has existed between your
and the Honorable Fast India Company fr,m OF old has
exceeding that Of former times daily bec,me firmly
established, and this circumstance has been OF
Lord Canning will, in the same manner have done,
strengthening and eonr ming this friendship, bear In
mind and give due consideration to the treaties and
gag ements whch are to exist forever will also explain
to Lord Canning all the customs OF pleasant intercourse
and of maintaining friendship add am sare that your
true and especial (ndvidual) friendship Is engraven
and stamped my mind that it cannot at any time,
der any separation distance be lessen d. the
desire wish my heart for the continuance of the
individual spendor and prosperity Of your Majesty be
ever diminished. ] wish that you always, considering
me in the light Of desiring good news Of your health aud
welfare, will delight me by wrt OF the same to
~ Bin the address, instead OF May Got always
preserve your kngdom' Is written ''May your rank
always remain"
True translation. ROBERT WHEREFORE BIRD
From the Calcutta Englishman May Ia
Tie General Macleod, with the King of Dude on
board, arrived yesterday afternoon.
We hear from Lucknow that General Outram con-
sente d to the release of the Minister, and Captain
Hayes communicated this to him, but the Financial
Commissioner has refused to let him go. The pre-
tence is that his bond is lost This is a singular
II the bond is not to be enforced, its being
lost cannot be of the slightest consequence but it
may be supposed that there Is still q motive for
keeping the Minister away from the King.
From the Calcutta Engishman, May l5l
The King of Dude landed without a salute, as we
announced he would Those who have paid their
respects to HIM say that he is in better health and
spirits than he has been since the annexation.