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A. Prentinn. Designer and Engraver upon Wood
AND stone over the Quinslgamond Bank Entrance la1
Main street. House Crescent street. All orders will
meet with prompt attention Particular attention paid 70
Grating Machinery. deco dt
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at 25 per cent Cor nreouh less than they be pur
chased ia any other store 10 the State.
IL may b. asked how we sell cheap. It's secret.
Auction 3, quicS sales and light p offs. W. work
ourselves ep all expeus sand give Customers
the beneh. of an honorable ons-p ice mart.
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TWO CENTS.

make lbs policy destiny hostile to our interest Cu-
ba would have been long ago but for the intriguing
policy OF Great Britain whose statesmen openly advocate
the liberation Of the slaves to destroy the benefits arising
from acquisition England had intrigued to prevent the
annexation OF Texas then she had audnlenty secured
the Clayton Bulwer treaty, thereby preventing the
extension of American influence and institutions upon
nations that proximity state OF society. &c,
required The possession Of Cuba would increase
the value of land, agricultural and mechanical pro-
duotions in the Mississippi valley, and the pfohts
of throughout the nation, and is necessary to
future power and safety He would do nothing by
indrecton and would favor policy he dared not avow
before tc world he opposed to flibustering be-
cause heretofore attempted all efforts were necessary
y failures did he thing now to make him hope
for anything but disaster from expeditions likely TO DC
gotten up hereafter He thought it the duty OF the ma
ton TO accept the issue rendered by Engandshe had
nterercd to the further extension of our domin-
ions South and influence with Mexico and Central Amer
lean States lie thought Cuba, matter at what cost
preferable to the perpetual disturbance of the peace
which has occurred in the Gulf for the last ten
Col Savage is bold straightforward and carheaded
statesman for the times and we hope that the
democracy may long have the benefit of his services
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steam Machinery for screw Propeller SiOops-
of-War at the u. .. Navy Yards OF Ports
mouth. N H., Boston. New York, Phiiadel-
phia, GOsport, and Pensacola.
NAVY DrAxraxx, July rs, 1855
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed q P,oposals for


GEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed q Pyoposals for
- as Nachsaery Tor sereo PTonsr Sops .f Har viii be
eeiyed al this eusasot uptl oeok ~ ~ of ,Se eighth Of
an9 voc & he % eps &c % .o S' M % ~ G
cre h.s as s M ,he ~ = M xsyds ~ portsn,h
,n az Ne sna. a1tn. fhlaasph'a' ana oosp0 u Ae'o " W
The Offers must be- for sun for putting the whole in sue
mi ~ must & s @ ~ p If % M. Ia asoea ss os o
i y shI 90 e su ~ I'M, ~ % % omne,I a anS sos. I he
by The usual gnrantse required by law - m ~ III n
qls n,s r me 6 which Tho vor, ia u, Ina ,eented
., ne Tho a. of H., - as,, na arnneanent ~ e n,,
nesr M 30 @ @ with s party whose poon may Se 1sespsa
cost simplicity OF Construction readiness Of access for
when in on and moi being subject % in tic
tcg object OF the 10 procure machinery
speed many Iossiblc they
opel speed great economy
coal
WIN m This VIEW the dspa%sn. win expect the bidders to gara
specify those results under the following heads:
be 10 deyco ayo days when driven up their
highest capacity by Indicator
600 revolutions per minute
The ia pounds Der mel on e piston necessary 70
woa engines velocity
exceed a pounds per square inch piston BY Indicator diagram
2d Tue quantity Of coal which stowcd in the chip mhoa
escesdiur the l weight Of oa tons for ,cnery appendaacs
them, bunkcs tools, pacas
within the length occupied by engines hoc The boilers
be Of kind
boilers approved will
quned.
son 10 Le propcriy poorne for Mt least SO revolutions pcr min
us and Tor The immersed amishp section OF The vessel
The pumps apparatus for venilatnp and OF all
kinds necessary perfect working
approved kinds.
The coal bunkcrs shaft passage two iron bulk heads
dsng apparatus tor fresh water FROM which can DO made not
less a ooo gallons per uay anu e too ana uuphcalc pieces
ana satlaeloiy ior a eet cruising stea soop
must be included IN the pto anu sl OF thc must DC fur
nished.
e wool ana carpenter work. except m pohg OUT ue deadwood
or e smart necessary 70 aul me vessei m e reception o he
dcuheIy oon hna aphages WIN pe AZ tne ehpeise
q e asy ana @ n VIII psraaa we " e q saeh aoies
as ~ may nave ior hosng lhe heayy machinery on board
ror tue wy ente e, nchcy anu nc iue
there VIII be aoWcd III the poy q 'he entire space under
e spar deck ~ 40 c ao inc ma mast and thence
eXtenling .or ward = aist'nce q ooieot
s ls ap'op y y '"9 eo' ~ ivy u"ys s'ens
AZ Ae ,AiAmnn slceu' !, ,., I, y Az, In, Z,
m the spescltois tue day consumption OF uei WIN pe stated
also the weight OF to eo poiers water IN ue shalt
Wpoisr ana M, .os anu spare "ok, an oi Wmch
mlst bot eAoeea 4uo ..,s 81 " --io pcunas , .
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TIE PRESIDENT At THE RELAY HOUSE.
rFroln the Baltimore Sun. ]

[Froin the Baltimore Sun
Familiar as our people are generally with the unoseil-
tatious habits of the chief officers of government
one cannot witness them with the knowledge of the
pop OF show of royalty to invite the contrast without
involuntay iDduging it. On Saturday last President
Buchanan arrived at the Relay House, or Washington
junction as 1t is more properly called roae for Wash
ington city. There abroad that he was to
arrive and the visitors had consequently grouped about
the house when the train came along. We soon per-
ccived the President coming from the to the plat
FORM looking hearty, but thoroughly travel-soiled,
smiling and cheerful BY his SIDE and evidently offer
ing with gentlemanly Difference the courtesy of atcn
tion was rather rough-looking individual, whom we
took for conductor or brakesmanthe gentleman will
excuse our laundering in such mater--but, upon in
qury, we informed Sir William Gore Ouselcy.
On passing into the barroom the President threw off
his coat and his white neck cloh carclessly pitching
them chair opened his shirt collar and tucked up
bis sleeves for wash conyeniences for this purpose be-
ing in the apartment At the time, however, both ba-
sins were occupied by two young men, neither Of whom
seemed to be that the President about He
waited patiently time, when spoke and
invited him up stairs. He declined, however, quietly
rema1king Tint he would wait for his turn" And
soon the basins vacated he :. took his turn in
jolly good wash in the public barroom This DONE he
seemed rather pepexed about the arrangement of his
peckcloh and seemed likely to tie his and mouth
up in it, Somebody just then offered assistance, and the
President was briefly equipped
AT about this time, person who had come into the
sung out pretty to him. Look here thought
the old Pres to be here to-day-." The speech
was cut short by nudge, while momentary conical
expression passed the face of that sold Pres
A cigar handed to him by friend he took good
satisfying drink of-not (" old rye which he s said to
affect when prme--but ice-water had barely fired up
the cigar when the bell ring and all aboard sum
Inoncd the Chief Magistrate of the United States to his
seat in the cars and away they went to Washington
& We took admiration Of this scene of republican
simplicity quietly with into the for Baltimorc and
rnnsod with conplaconoy the sterling honor
being American citizen.
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JOSIAH RANDALL And THE CHINA
MISSION,
[From the New York Herald.l

PnILADELruIA, Aug. O. 1858
75 Me Editor Of he Herald.
letter published In your paper OF the 1tll instant,
dated at Saratoga Springs states among the arrivals at
that place, .Josiah Randall, of the Pennsy Ivana
old-lne whig supporters Of MIR. Buchanan, who would
have preferred to go to China. y
This is one of those fppant remarks in use, rather
abuse, of which some of the correspondents of the press
are in the habit of indnlgng themselves without any
knowledge of the matter of which they write The in
nuendo that desired the mission China or any other
mission has not even the scmblanco of truth. In e
community in which / live such n statement would le
laughed at for its alsurdity but have friends at dis
tancc who have not the Of knowing the
truth
short time after the election of Mr. Buchanan, in
accordance with an invitation from that gentleman L
visited him at Wheatland. had full interchange of
opinions with him the subjects connected with his
coming administration, in the of which stated
that neither desired nor would accept OF any appoint
mcnt under him and from that position have never
yet moved 1t is well known that for years past
have had and still have judiciary interests under my
caro- which would prevent my acceptance Of any Office
either abroad or at home.
The measures Of Mr. Buchanan 3 administration have
received my most cordial support In the recent diplo-
matte discussion with Great Britain he has exhibited him
self dgnie and conservative statesman, and shown
that great nation can BIC concatory without orfeng
its selfrespect and he has placed his country before the
world in an atttude that challenges either criticism
rebuke
also approve Of the course OF Mr. buchanan IN rela
tion to the Lecompton constitution Of Kansas, with the
single qualification that never would have accepted Of any
compromise or modification of the principles laid down
by him in his message TO Congress that subject But
he has stood by the rights OF the South and steaasiy
defended them throughout the whole contest 1t is
northern friends should know that other admin
istraton Of the government will preserve Union
So long Mr.. Buchanan shall preserve this attitude
will adhere to him, and no longer. have favor to
ask of him my motives are entirely impcrsonal and
am governed By the desire alone to pcrpctne the peace
and prosperity of our common country.
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MORE AND OHIO HAil iiAD. VI,
aryalgenI nis, ~aA greatly infrocod soaeaass
Three through connecting Sunday
from washington for the West foows, ~,
lst Tbs CINCINNATI ExtfSS MAI. 5.I5 m al
lowing pascnge breakfast Relay House Washington
p n Beiwocd the Ohio yer H. D. n with
Central for Colninbu Cincinnati points
reaching Cincinnati at ll5O, next day.
2 fE GREAT ctNtiNNAn and Sr EXPRESS connection
Washington (ncudng sunday 80 p M reaching en-
p. day, aud connecting directly Express
si Cairo south
sas Time from Washington Cincinnati only hours aud to
s. only ~ buars. tstfsfs
sI CSClNNATg, DaY1oN, nSpIANAPoibs CAIDo sr IouIs
CHICAGO and NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS leaves (except saturday
sunday $50, cyanectug Washington Junction
leaving Baltimore at TO- On Sunday night
view the grand mountain scenery daylight ,ao
5lj, $50, train from Washington
Parkersb1rs and all vgua
take the $50 p tram For all points the Marietta Railroad take
the a.}l 6Nj 3J
The western from Washington and Baltimore by all
that the travelling public
yaoyeue the
Railroad ceald
arrangement Ihrolgh
quarters, and every other possible facility will be found upon this
KID
Way passengers the the Baltimore Ohio Rail-
viii Washington follows all points
in,ton Piedmont 5.l5 For all
Piedmont and Wheehg take the $50 train. To
with the Frederick take the $50, y. M
For tickets o all Kinds basge cheeks and further iuiornaon
apply TO ilios a. PARSONS, Agent,
Or at tho ticket office, Washington station.
l w. r. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation
l.. u. COLE,
General Ticket Asent
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vxvIsCoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,

"
Main the Banking House II
Culc Sumner, & Co.. La Crosse, Wisconsin, 05
prepared buy sell, information with regard to
farms farming or pine lands; ands either
money Wisconsin Mnnesot to attend to
selling leasing Of Lands, lots dwelling oses or other prop
cy commission; make colections taxes examine titles
collect rents, &C. &c. 1ef81jttt4f88 ~
loan worth three times the amount Of money oane
interest paid
naay. Security Wisconsin and Minnesota
the hnt lands advancing from
legal Wisconsin, high
as per cent. and in Minnesota there Is law
All business and letters promptly
rcinte by mall express part OF the country
Feb 17--0m ~ GEO FAtNAM
Hon c. G. wastIburnc NJ c.
Mineral Point Wis Randall Madison Wis; IeGt Gov
Cpbc Crossc Wis., Hon 8 ID Hastings, (sate treasurer
Trempcca WIS., Hon Theo Hciof (rccciver u 8 land c) IA
Crosse Hon d. D. Cmcon In Crosse, Wis., Judge Lord do
do. Hon, GALL (udgc 9Th judicial circat) Gacve, WIS.,
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WASHINGTON CITY, TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1858
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS


8. G. Herring q Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TINlIE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
IL finding public bestowing patron
exhibit all
their have enlarged their opening
salesroom Broaway No 2l Of
po the City Halt This enlargement or warehouse with The
extensive enlargement Of their factory Will enable the suse
hand all times stock OF burglar
proof safes than other establishment in the world Particular o.
tenioD will be had constructing s for private families match
with other furniture the security Of plate and jewery.
gl-e Also .I.s
wiz keep hand order all Kinds money
vaults Halls patent powder banks
oness patent Formulation bank lock and Crygier
patent letter lock, without key.
ttsi4 lG4 e. C. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 1885, 137, aud l39 Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway, Murray ST. New York.
-h r. CUYIE Il CO., AGENTS
s Washington D. O.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26--ly Richmond, Virginia
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BAlrrmoar, Nay $. 1853.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT
aitAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
CITY Virginia. Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi louisiana Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets be obtained at the Southwestern a
Office o. Pcpnay avenue and sixth street. Washing
o the Steam Ferry Boat George Page the Oeo OF
and hexandrtl Railroad, at Alexandria
To ii;imopd, nviic Iynchbug, Bristol Knoxville, nnlton
Atlanta Chntiaoosa, Nashville, lunisvle, Grand Juno
Me,nphls, Montgomery, aud New Orleans.
Direct Route aud Railway Connexions 10 Memphis
Ain Expedition aud Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by other ast
Tho ferry George Page leaves tho foot Of Seventh street
O'Clock for Alexandria where tac the for
clmod Chariotesvc Sauoon, White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock @ aud 7 for Richmond and all points Southwest,
making and close connexions to Memphis.
and omnbuser leave the Office Ia avenue,
O'Clock, a. M, and 7, p. IN.
JANIS A. EVANS, Agent,
nle 12--tf i Wastu
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REr1ar OF NEuRArGis ,n,s ,,rc,,f, ,,;.e,s \; NJ
coming more prevalent san formerly aud rs the doctors
havc hot u'scoSere. any method medicine that will
permanently care It, win simply state that for some
.l"o ps member of our family has suffered most IN
NnSsiy from 1t, and Sould find relief from any
Iumedy applied unity saw article, which we rcpul-
hshcd, Recommending }he app cation Of bruised horse
rndsh 10 the wrist fd Che Of toothacho. AS uci
thought the remedy for the would be likely 10 give
relief TO the other made the application and were
truly gtfcd that the simple application OF hosc-adsh
bruised and applied to the wrist the side OF the body
where the discase seated gave almost instant relief
to attack OF neuralgia Since then we have at
piled several times, and with the gratifying snt
Tho remedy is simple, choap and may he within ih,
reach OF every one Lnuc'seiiie Heraid
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
wi est Dldem Worn by Kings Emperors whaf Why

a beautiful Head OF Hair;
Because i ornament himself provided for all
check the be arng the teeth be those Of pearl the
head beret us covering Or tue hair be snarc and
than half her charms Prof Wo Hair Restorative used
two three times week. viii restore and permanently secure to
all such ornament Read the following and judge The writer of
the first Is the celebrated pianist, Tha!berg:
NEW YoRx, April TO- 1858.
DEAR Sra Permit you tho obligations Inm under
time arrival n hc United States rapidly becoming
but tue application Of your "ar Restorative
ed its original hue consider very wonderful
invention, quito clicacious ns well agreeable
am, dear sir, yours, truly
"Drych al Gwyiedydol"
wec Newspaper Office, 10 Nassau street, April 12 1853.
PRof. O. ]. woop month weeks ago
coved bottle of Hair and vile, who
try hair little thinking thai
would restore the hair original color; but to her well
surprise, after few weeks has performed that wonder
fu By turning all thc gray hairs 10 dark brown
tina identifying aud tikenns strongly recommend the
CHARLES CARDEw.
r.aesa Ngw YoRK, July 25, 1857.
PRoy woop with confidence your Hair Re-
storaive, being the cfcucous article ever Since
using your Hair Restorative hair and wiskcrs, which al
most whe have gradually dark and now feel confident
that few applications will restore them their natural color
also has relieved ne all danir unpleasant itching
mon among persons who lerspire freely. j. g. KlIBY.
PRoy Woop yoars ago my hair falng
and turning gray was fast becomng bald and hid tried many
remedies 70 no effect commenced using your restorative IN Janu
ary last few applications fastened firmly began
di up, out aud turned back TO its er color back) AZ
this time fully restored Us original color health appear
and cheeruy recommcund rs ALL d. HOES.
CncAeo, Ill, May 1, 1851,
The Restorative Pot up bottles Sizes large
dun, and small the small holds hall
lar bottle the medium holds al least twenty
proportion than the small, roa for dollars
Oh WooD co. propreors aia iroaway New YORK On tho
great New York Wire Railing EbIshmen and ia Market street.
And sold by sill good Druggists Fancy
May la-dSm
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[No 6ls
Notice Of the Postponement OF the Pubic Sales
in Minnesota, ordered to be held by PrOcla-
ma ion No. GOO.
ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
sales public the for the
mixed bood Of the coa Sioux nation Of Indians
Proclamation No May 81 1853 10 be held at
Fabau Henderson, In the State Of Minncso
sixth September next have by
the President until further notice be given
at9t THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
July 27--1awiw lint NStar
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor,atL Law
1Nl Rooms 22 "a, No 10 Wall street, New York
Aug 15-ut 34tt t
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 81 CO.,
Rd1Lers.

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available al the principal cities Of the world Also, mercan
tile credits, for use in Europe, China, &C.
May 2S-6mo~
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n, j. 4 ". NJ. GALTs STEAM FIREwooD

IN J. e ". nj. EALTS STEAM FIKE-NUUD
general Fuel Depot Having taking the entire grounds
wharf, foot Of Seventeenth street and crested
nis prepared 10 manufacture
sawed and split wood which 80 eeuay combines
being saving 70 the consumer OF shrsy
in saving nothing tho annoyance OF
servants IN endcayorng TO
close a season,
An purchased Of warranted to give sassacicn or no
sale. b a5s9 ~ 20 81 e p
our coal dcpartmsn cnnc be surpassed as we purchase
none the article y the bc mncrs IN this coun
try Our coal all perfc,y screened and housed rc Mo weather.
onabns 10 deliver order season of the year
7. J. Il W. NJ CALF
Offices northwest csrcct square south Of
feni-y yans avenue, and foot OF I5l street stftt8
july ll-dtr
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kI,HE LONDON STAGE, COMPLETE IN FOUR

hundred oi INC BEST pays
OIL language, exclusive cf Sbaksrearef.
two only being unohtaas
Published stl Jre imported from iondon by
June 10 FRANK TNLoh'
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baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD, WASH
Le MGTON BRANCH -TuEsDAY, JUNE I0 trains viii leave

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD, WASH
as follows. NH
Tl5 Washington Junction for all
parts Vest Baltimore Philadelphia
1l5 train for Baltimore, Annapolis PHILADELPHIA and
New York.
80 p m express Washington with
express al parts of West Norfolk,
Ima !eiIlta and New York
A. TO- train for Baltimore connects at Annapolis Jnc
Annapolis and Washington Junction West
Washington june
tion with accommodation train Wet
The lb and 8 So trains express and viii stop
only Annapolis and Washington functions.
saturday the 80 TO Philadelphia only
On sunday but one tram leaves--a 3.30,
June l3 -n I. ii. PARSONS, AGENT.
G. GUM MER ARRANG EN- ENT The steamer
~ GE0HGE I.AGE, viii follows.
Alexandria at A. 5 TO- II ccc 2 and o'clock,
p, m
Washington 6, 0, II O'Clock M s. and o'clock
p.
The THOMAS coIIy when on the win a. opposite
hours Fare 10 cents.
Whaya onnbuses connecting with the rage and Coycr, VIII
Capitol 18th and Pennsyvan
the time the bouts leave Alexandra.
June S--eod--f RICHARD WAIIACII, President.
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Tie the Of hu lpoo
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INTERESTING TO LADIES When n the cours

INTERESTING TO DIES.--When in the course
Il ofhuman ladies aud gentlemen their greatest
natural head Of hnrit matter OF
roas mporancc and the question is What shall stop
hair falling beauty? reply
ts query try rr. Harriss Hair
proven icw applications win stop the hair falling broakn,
remove andru. wnte pat
ness aud ygor tho hair aud, although avo
twenty years, the o months viii you
auxurtn head hair Gail bottle and satisfied
after application price paid
Ask for DR. Irriss Hair Promoter and lmproyer Sold RI
mohd by W. PETEIaDN, Druggist,
Corner Maine and 18th and Main AMI Wall streets
Sid in Washington by H. GILMAN druggist pentsyiv
nue. Tth street. CLARK street and Penn
May 2l-3m 5fIttf =
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

JyROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE wEsr sourhwLsT, AND NORTHWEST EAITI
MORE AND OHIO RAil ROAD.
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pRIILIANT SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1855
IL GREGORY MAURY, Managers Wilmington Delaware To
be drawn under the appointed by
the governor. St8. #69
si7 sls iIoery Of STATE DELAWARE
Glass 1884, for 1858 10 be drawn at WILMINGTON, DE sur
day, AUGU ST II, 1858.