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POSTAGE TO BRITISH Poss EssIoNs In Ash. VI.
MARsEILLEs AND sUEz.-We are requested to
state that notice has been given by the French
Post ONCE that on and after the LIST of July inst
letters from the United States addressed to the
British possessions in Asia, via Marseilles and
suez, and prepaid to the point Of declaration of
the British packets In the Indian sea will 90 for,
ward TO destination without additional postage.
The present rates Of postage by British mail. via
Marseilles, will therefore be in full to desti.
nation.
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n, PROCLAMATION,

Torur PROCLAMATION!
CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON, GEORGETO WN,&o.
Whereas,
CHOLERA Mo RAiB s6s present season of the year
pYsg NrERv GHOLIc.
DYSPEPSIA,
prevail 70 an alarming ex tent: ~ "'''
FRS G GGN 8 e thf
TO every family TO know Of
~ once Sats, SPEEDY, and E6eaciouS,
DIR. MONTARDE,
o6.,.h; OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
as the most
CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL
REMEDY FOR THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS
In order To ..tsfy
THE PUBLIC
inst no Imposition i, intended in the sale ofthis
THE MONEY VIII II e sE 'REFUNpEn
~ all eaSss WHEEL
vhsn the medicine fails to give entire sati,actiop
Ask, then st any Drug Store for
MIRAcUIoGs PAIN KILLER
Rail-, :, directed, and II not perfectly satisfied,
d. B. CLARK, ESQ,
"a Street and Pennsylvanis Avenue,
VINO VIII refund your money.
Prioe-25 and so Cents per Bottle.
For sale at all Drug Stores everywhere.
JAS NaOoss ss.E,t z,.,,
Uu-eolm Baltimore.
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III banquet was given at the Lafarge House,
New York, on Friday, to the officers Of the Great
Eastern, Mr.. George 5. Phillips presiding. Peter
Cooper, James t. Brady, and other ell-known
citizens were present, and letters were read from
distinguished persons who could not attend The
festivities were continued till early dawn
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The POTOMAC AQUEDUCT The types yester
day, by emitting an extract from Ions, letter
to the Baltimore Sun, dated 9th inst, which we
intended to copy, made US attribute to him part
OF our remarks AS most Of our readers, however,
must have recognized the mistake, we merely
call attention TO IL in this manner
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PACIFIC TELEGRAPH SERvIcE.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has invited proposals, till the
nth OF September, for the use by the Govern.
ment Of line or lines of magnetic telegraph
from the west line of Missouri to San Francisco
under the recent act Of Congress, the lowest ofe,
TO be accepted, and guaranty given for the per.
Torrance of the service
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Il He attention Of capitalists and others is cal ed
10 the sale. by virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, TO take place on
the premises, THURSDAY, July 18th al s O'clock.
OF that VALUABLE PROPERTY situated at the
corner Of Seventh and street opposite the Gener-
al Post Cfhce. This Is without doubt one of the
best business locations in the city of Washington
and Will be sold separately according TO the inn
ProveInents VIZ; two three story Brick Dwelling
Houses on street aud thrse-s story Brick Builde
Ing at the corner OF Sevsnth streets with fine Store
Room occupied many years as first class Druf
occupied as Book and Periodical Store aud Office
rooms above.
IL is believed that this sale offers the finest
opportunity for good Investments of any that has
been made IN this city for some time.
Jy Sd j. q. MEG UIRE a. CO. Aucts.
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capital work by C. II. Kink, containing one
hundred voluntaries, Preiudes, and interludes,
Tor the organ, harmonium, or melodeon Ditson.
publisher. Also, ''Fly not yet" and "The Brown
Girl,h two songs by Brinley Richards; and
"Fenilles d'Alburn," for the piano, by Carl
Maver
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WE UNDERSTAND that the President has re-
celved an autograph letter from Her Majesty
Queen Victoria, announcing the intention of her
son, the Prince Of Wales, under the name OF
Lord Renfrew, to come to Washington during
his contemplated visit TO the British provinces
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II An Indian princess who recently went
from Canada to England to represent to the
Queen the wrongs done to her people by the In
dian Department in Canada, has been very kindly
received by the Queen and the nobility
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II In reply to an inquiry, Mr.. Sumner writes
70 a friend in New York city: {" You asked for
the subject Of my address It will be the sRepub-
Ican Party; its Origin, Necessity, and Perma-
pence' God bless it.'
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IL The Spanish and Mexican fractions Of
dollar are no longer received at the Philadelphia
Mint, at their nominal value, in exchange for the
new cents The cause Is said to be the over-issue
of the latter coin
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WE UNDERSTAND that the reason that Gov
Wise did not address the Breckenridge and Lane
ratification meeting in this city on Monday night
last, was that he has deferred any participation
In the canvass till after the Virginia Democratic
State Convention shall have acted
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OT Hoffman, the alleged defaulting secretary
Of TIE Pacific Mail Steamship Company, In New
iofk' endeavored to shoot the officer who arrested
him. aud afterwards fought like tiger to ee,
away from his captors.
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INSTRUCTION IN
i DRAWING; ANnp,rNr,~c

Mr. NN NACT IL = - !. A4NU FAINIING.
continue ms classes through tho summer afTordi ne
Youth and others an opportunity of taking Lessons
1uTlnS vacation. Class Room third story from, nf
70 IL LOUISIANA avenue, between 9th and qtb ste
LASS Days Wednesday and Saturday, between o
TERMS invariably in advance For Drawing .
lessons per WEE X. per quarter of IL weeks S6l To-
Oh Painting, do do, rs iy'Ii 80 c1a sol
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BOARDING.

AIRS ROBBINS HAVING TAKEN THE
lFl large aud commOdiOus house on bird street
west, co ner Of Missouri aveUue, directly opposite
the CapItoi grounds, formerly known as the Vernon
House. where she y now prepared To Accommodate
gentlemen with FURNISHED ROOMS, either
with or without BOARD, combined with many
comforts, such as gas, bath, &c A a. slthy Iocs
ton, beautiful prospect. and a delightful summer
residence, on Immediate application. Terms rea-
sonable. iy s-eyy
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L FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST LOEFFLER, Netr York arenue BE-
tIcetH LIST and ID streets, would respectfully ~
state to the public that A CONCERT oftiES4
SELECT MUSIC will be given everv MON S60
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season. at his Pavilion, commencing at 5 O'Clock
and ending st 10 p. m. Previous to the Concert
the Saloon Is open to those desiring TO while
away q few hours IN the may dance. ICE
CREAM, WATER ICES. and every description
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur
poses. are requested to give day or two notice.
je l8 SIN
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spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constellation treats upon the evil fruits Of
DOuglasism, as illustrated by the late Oregon
election.
The Intslligenesr publishes and compliments
the Hon. Edward Everett's Fourth Of July Ora
ton at Boston.
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SPECIAL NOTICC

ATTENTION is respectf1liy caIIsd 10 tho s.ta
py virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of the
DIfulct OF Columbia, of Lot No. 9, in Square No,
o4x fronting Is fest 10 inches south q Street and
IL IL 1set on Delaware avenue Sale TO take place on
rhursday: July II, at o'clock, on the prenises
hne opportunity for Investment
CHAS ; WALLACH Trustee
y ia j. e. "cGUlRE q CO., Auct'rs
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W The Cashmere goat 10 said to flourish 6uelv
on the east coast Of Florida,
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A PIC MIC
n FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE POOR
Will be given by the
Society of st. Vincent of Paul,
fANALOSFAN ISLAND,
On MONDAY. Juyl is.
TO WWTW VI
So

Professor Esputa's Citizens Band has been en-.
gagged for the occasion. n
BGa,s will Tun eons,4Htly dying ss
foot of e. It. Washington and the dock foot O
High st., Georgetown. No charge for ferrIage
going returning.
GeLtemsn's tickets 81 cents; ladies' tickets 2
cents chIldren's tickets 10 cents.
Tickets can be procured At the usual places, and
from members Of the SOcets-
Richard II. larke .E-q &. =. Jones. Esq.
Capt 7. Garesch Henry Rochat, Esq,
Lieut.. ]. &. Ives, l.. VIVIAN, Esq.
Nicholas CaaH. Esq Johu Saul, Esq,
Thus. Feran. Esq, Nm. Kelly, Esq.
]. Carroll Brent, Esq. |. II. Knott, Esq
L. G.. HOwlo. Esq. T.. Gallant, Esq,
Gregory EnGl~, 50. VIM A. Brown, Esq,
Wn. X van. Esq. y. Jordan. Esq
J. ID. HOEan, ESa.. Geo. Harvey. Esq.
NJ. II. McNlahyH, Esq., ]. X Morgan. ESQ,
r O'BeIrne. Esq, Thos. Williams ESQ
WIN. l.. Ncwton. Esq l.. J. Draper. Esq
Edward DOlan, Esq, John CHapWa fEq..
John 4. Myers. Esq, VI. Fitzgerald, Esq
Thos. Cogan. Esq, Jos. Kerfer. Esq
J. II. Tumbletr, Esq. Victor Becker Esq,
Jas. +. Crown, Esq, Jas. Fitzpatrick, Esq.
IA It'd
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TODD FELLOWS HALL, Change ofseenes.
"a New Views aud Figures. THURSDAY Eve
MING, July IL second night Of the beautiful scene
Of Plymouth Sound, with view of Break Waters,
brakes Island, &c. This place Is noted as the
starting point for the having of the Atlantic Teie
grsph Cable. After which the beautiful represent
of 3o,OO0 men Also. Rome, the Automaton Rope
Vaulter. Storm at Sea, &c. Immediately at close
will hs s;xen To the nst-ons of the "a 6.ned Th
odon's Museum of Arts. Among the gifts are Gold
and Silver Watches, Silver plated Cake and Gard
Baskets beautiful castor cut Cruets gold BroOcheE,
Bracelets, Bijouterie, &C. Tickets IS cts for sale
at Semken's, $50 Pa. av., where the presents may
he seen. ~ ii
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TT STEAMBOAT NOTICE
Il HE STEAMER PHENIX Has moved her
wharf from Eleventh street to Vaa
ReswIck's Wharf foot Of Sixth 81 E~es4A-=S
All orders left with Nj r. FenwIck, AT
John Van ReswIck office, will be attended to-
The PHENIN runs TO AleXandri ia on the days the
Thomas COllyer goes Ia Mount Vernon
CAUTION.-Don't believe anythirg the agents or
runners OF the other line may say for the PHENIx
III always be on hand Tor EXCURSIONS. Fishing
PARTIES, DC. T.. A. RYTHER,
Jy oteo Captain.
THE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
undergo thorough examlIa- r.
tioL BY the Cover rnent ASP ector, lie EzeSaAS
now ready Tor Excursions to thsDe1<>1.z.11<1
treat Fal or TO any points the river not ever
~ miles distant
She will run to A Ellington from Four eeuth street.
or any wharf IN Washington at ~ cents for the
round trip, or g cents for the single trip or from
Georgetown, bE WAY of the cana, for l5cents round
trlg; 10 cents single tip.
tzeu! slo1s % the Insane Asylum every WE'D
NbSDAY AFTERNOON, stating from GeoTge-
town at u o'clock m and stop nE at Stone Min
w haTf Aud other wharvAs In Nsshington 40 as IN
reach tie Asylum by O'Clock
~ colin JOHN MOORE, Proprietor.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. g. MCGUIRE - co ,Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CIGARS AND
TOBACco.-On tn [ bSDAh AFTERNOON,
July 18th, at a. o'clock at tue Auction Rooms, We
shall sell without reserve
1907 Cigars of various Brands.
IL Boxes Tobacco Of various qualities
Terms: so and under cast; that \
credit OF o. and days FOR. setlsaotoTlJ endorsed
iye-d g. O. Mcguire A. CO. Auots
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NEW ICE CREAM FREEZER !,

and ConfectlOners is called to F"'
. AUSTlN'S MAGIC FREEZER
the best Freezer In use. For sale nv
-. y. BAR fHOLOw
y SeVentl at
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SCHMIDT's SUMMER GARDEN.-on siat

SCHMIDF'S SUMMER GARDEN.-nn Sixth
~ street, between & and Louisiana av., A
may be found at all times one of the most yesHAY
popular. genial, urbane, and intelligent &c.US
Restaurant Keepers, who backs up his reputation
with LAGER BEER from the CRY OF BROTHER-
LY LOVE-, Philadelphia with BRAN DIES from
unexcelled on the hills of the Rhine; add with an
article of WHISKY which smacks strongly Of the
true flavor of the Monongahela and Bourbon
Paatable as either of these may be Indi vIdually
he has sought to make them still more 60 by the
erection the grounds Of mis- favorite establish
ment of spaciou. ArbOr, whore his guests by day
may enjoy the cool breeze and be free from rolls
night" quaff his ice-coOl Lager without fear OF
having their enjoyment dampened by "a falling
dew. Such Inducements Will. doubtless. cause
nothing else and, most likely, many of those who
go will go again.
In addition te all this, he has engaged the Pros
PERI brothers and their ates To III sco~se their
choicest pieces of music Every "Wednesday and
Saturday evening. jy l0-lm
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AUCTION SALES.
gy THOS. BOWLING. Auotoneer.


ARGE STOCK OF CHINA, CkOdkbh1 .
Il Glass wARE, WINDOW SHADES. SurLaht'
Ac IRON NEw YORK, TO w SOLD sIInQt Z -
sEsvE-We shall commence on THIS rNn,
MING (snd continue MOI ming AMI evening OF eeeh
day untii the whole stock d posed OIL 20 sci
VIEW large asd EJECT stock u the above-Rhmeo
goods consisting OIL -.
Te. sets Cups and Sanders, Plates, Dishes,
ras.rsls BASINS, and Ewers, ChambeTs, &C.
Glass Bowls Dishes, Buffers, salts, Wares,
Tumbers, Casters, Celeries, Tampa, Lanterns
Pitchers, Molasses Cans, &c. &c,
S00 pair Paintrd wniOv Shsass, IA Rich ana
HeautIful Styes,
Oh Cloth liable Covers, -, -. 81,
Wsic6csa Jeweiry, and variety Of Fancy 6oods.
The Hnure stock 10 be sold without reserve IN
lots 20 sult purchasers.
ID Goods 81 private ssle $3.50, ,.,r, A.,
m 81 THOS. DOW lslNNs ANcfs
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T. WARRINER, WATCH MAKER.
~. No. "a FoUR-AND HALF ST..
VIII close his " atch Repairing Establishment
on the sd instant, and reopen IN October.
jy LOST
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Bt A. GREEN, Anctioneer.

MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue Of two vuts IL
lNl herl facaS. issued from the Clerks ohio cf
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia, ft
the county Of Washington, and 20 me directed,
VIII expose % public sale. for cash, IN Tout of the
court house door Of said count. on MONDAY.
the 9Th day of July neSt. 1851 81 L. O'Clock the
following property, 10 wit: All defendant ugki.
title, claim and Interest m and 90 Dcf No. 4. IN
Square No. 6ls, IA the CITY of Washington, ID &.
together with all and stnTu ar the improvements
thereon, s-lzed and ~yiad upon a. the property II
Andrew Rothweil, and VII be sold % satisfy Ju-
dIcIa's Nos. "a ard 2iS % October term 1852. GA
favor Of Phelps h klnEman.
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By GREEN. AUouoneer.
VALUABLE COASTING SLOOP OF ABOUT
% TONS BURTHEN. NsMED g. l.. BROoM, A FasT
sAILBR, AT AUcTIO ..-OE wEDNh SDAN, 18th
Instant.at " O'Clock m shall sci at Mr.. i. W
Rley,s wharf, the ha ndscme and fast sailing sloOp
q. l.. Broom. Of about p tons lurthen. she Is m
complete order, vel nEgrd and ready for Imme-
date use.
Terms caEh. r. GARNER. Cart.
jy 5-eo&ds bat SUM- A.GREEN, huot.
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By WALL a BARNARD, Auotioneers.
SCOw AND BATTEAU AT PUBIC AUG
- rIoS-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. 18th
inst. at o olook will sell ~ the harf loot II
ilth street, Wood sand Scow. hny-two feet
long By fourteen fest broad. and four feet hold With
sails, rigging. and tackling complete. ALSO one
Batteau ak teen feet lonT.
jyIi wALL& BARNARD. kucts.
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By A. GREEN. Auouoneer.

BY A. GREEN, huCtloneer.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE ISL
IL PROVED PROPEETY.-Cnder and by virtue Of a
deed Of trust. caring date the 18TH day Of NOyem-
Der, A. ID 1884. and duly recorded Iiber a. >.
No. "a. fOlIos 26s. &c, of the AND records az
Washington county. h. G, / shall eel, ~ ruhIc
suction, on MONDAY, july 5oth, lasSo. a. o'clock
p. m IN front OF the premises. the eastern half q
Lot r. in VIM A. BfAdey's subdivision Of Lots
8, 10 and II. IN "a numbered 49, said east he
Lot 4 fronts Is feet Maryla avenue. hetvs en
"a and 9Th streets, and runs back with that width
the depth If said lot Co alley.
Terms of sale: One third cash: residue On eQuai
payments at 8. AID u months from date Of sale,
with interest. secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
III the terms Of sale aye not comp led with within
dag o, the trustee reserves 90 hmsef the right %
resell az the cost and risk II tho 6rtt purchaser,
upon advertising three times m the National Intel
lEencer.
Convey ancIng st the expense Of purchaser.
e ASHFuRD Trustee.
jezs w&StJyS A GREEN 1uct
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FBANK OF WASHINGTON, July s, 1860
w Ths trustees of this Bank have declared a
dlvdent oil three per cent out of the profits of the
last SIX months, payable to Stock holders on de
Aand. JAMES ADAMS.
DS~ Cashier.
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MADAME MORRICE, TIVE GREAT AsTRoLo-
lNl efsT AND DocrRKss, yssf from Esgops-Tbis
highly gIftd and lntelige nt sdy cAn be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Call 81
No. COS Twenty second street, between and i,
Washington. 1eh I'm
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NOTIFICATIONS having claims against a bal
ance due from the United states 20 James Hen
~ Seaman, deceased, are hereby notified 20 pre-
sent them At the Office Of the Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury within two months from the date OF this
notice. A. j. 40. RANNON.
IN ll-T Fourth Auditor.
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PERSONAL.

TWO CENTS REWARD for the return of my
IL apprentice, August Granger and all persons
are wa ned against harboring NV said apprentice
as will put the law in force AGAINST them for 50
doing. HENRY SCHAFFER.
u Barber, street, nrar 9TH
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LOST AND FOUND.

GS REWARD.-Strayed or stolen, on the 81 of
o'S July I ON the subscriber, a la-ge xerA
dark red COW, with vide horns. fhe ~
above reward will be given for information
that VIII lead % her rrcnrerN
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NEW MUSIC received semi weekly and for
l Tarded by mail free of postage.
" III IOHNE
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X OK RENT-The fine FRAME HOUSE known
as French Evans House." situated on M st
NORTH between 9Th and 10th streets, No. $40
one OF the most desirable private residences in
washington. This house Is surrounded by fruit
trees and great numbers of currant bu she's of va
rlous kinds, and fine shade trees with 5000 feet of
oqnd, walled in Apply To J. T.. COOK Eighth
ST., between ID and T.. iy5Iws
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EOR X n THE three-story brown front
Il HOUSE, No. 367 New York avenue between
10Th and 18th streets north side. containing fifteen
rooms; This house is convenient to the Patent Of
hce, Treasury, etc; Is lighted by gas and IN every
way suitable for a boarding house Rert moderate
Apply next door or to A. 6 FOWLER, No 50
WInicT's Building. " Iw
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STORE ROOM FOR RENT-Ou the south
- east corner of Penn. avenue and Tenth street
heretofore used asa grocery: Apply al the room
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FOX PHILADELPHIA.-Th steamer &. C.
Il Alget, Captain FentOn, is now
!eoeiylng freight for the above port EsSfS-S
10 S. on Friday morning. Apply to esst<issEnts
.ro.. HYDE Il DAVIDSON,
y II-Zl Water ST., Georgetown
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GunllallniIafiuHa.
De GoyERNEp BY PRINCIPLE. /.

NJ THEAE IL q certain class Of naturally good
heated, well meaning individuals OF both sexes,
nihe world, whose lives and sections are 60
yernsd BY 10 fixed principles. They act entirely
from impulse, consequently thsif conduct is az
iunaccounfabIs and enismn,ical as their impulses
are varied md extraordinary. s
or all characters. these are HE most difficult
and dIsagretable 10 deal with. You never know
how 70 take them, nor what dependeneeto place
aron them. Under The impulse Of the moment.
they promise to-day -doubtless meaning 10 full
fl--what they flil 10 perform tomorrow To.
day their hesrts, their friendship, their conf.
dence are yours; tomorrow, without any
change IN circumstances. and without any Just
cause but ON account or the influences Of some
vague Impulse. they are withdrawn from you,
and bestowed, temporarily, elsewhere, orthem
II may truly be said: IN . .
Who builds bis hope IN air Of their fair looks.
Lives, like drunken sailor ON mast,
Ready, with every nod, 10 tumble down
Into The fatal boaels Of the deep
Better to deal with an open enemy, or the
most consummate villain; for, knowing that he
was governed BY yiIainous principles, You would
know what to depend on. But 10 rely on Inc
other, u like leaning on broken reed,
or pulling 10 sea IN a lesky unworthy vessel.
just al the moment when yoa most need, and
trust ii their friendship aud constahey, they
viii fail you. Yet these very persons are The
most ready and rash In theif promises no doubt,
q The time, honestly meaning to Perform--but
i - y - eilsA5s "a.
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Tf7 a = 4 M
trees II tie city ore al Killed, o. 80 "
jnred AZ 10 seriously Affect this years crop /
This mht be So, but we believe That nut
sery-msn win find that ne spring season.
has recuperatiye powers beyond tho Ken
OF the easunl observer, and especially so
IL little Iabor and expense be bestowed
At this time, On the trees snch as pillng
manure about the roots &c and otherwise
attending 10 them.
TnE WKArIlEa The weather, spring
weather, cold weather, warm weather.
windy weather, and unexpected weather.
all have been spoken 81, and written
about until dame Nature hctself has
kindly contributed her ken Of the present,
forgotten the past, and promising for the
future m Increase Of good weather warm
weather. spring weather, The beginning Of
gardening weather, and the kind Of wea-
ther that either dew or GENTLE would be
satisfied with We hope this will stop
the wiseacrcs who dwell 50 much upon
1.-THE weather, until We shall say whether
they shall soy weather Or not Isn't this
lexclusftcg
INDIANsOn Tuesday evening, We
noticed quite number 81 Indians, will
their old friend and interpreter Dimal
ut their head, eH route from the Cover
noF's Office 70 Main Sc. On arriving q
Jennings, 4 halt was made, and an ordei
! presented, BY their Interpreter, for mea
/ we presume, as We Immediately saw ,
dgnaftpr Of fine beef suspended on Iii
scale. much to the delight Of the red
Eskins. 0nenqnring We learned that som,
fourteen Snakes or Shoshonees ha,
crossed from Cache valley 70 Brigham Git,
Ion snow slIoes, aud had then walked i
4 this city Little Soldiers band accom
panied them from tIIe Hot Springs
4 They presented themselves at the Cover
4 nor's Office His ExreIlency, acting as 81
Eoficio Indian Agent, presented the foul
Il teen Snakes with tobacco, blankets, shirts
orders FOR meat, -four, &c. The Indian
report about fourteen inches Of snow j
Il Cache Yallcy, and as inucIlas four feet j
]. Box Elder Kahyon. They also repoi
i the death Of Old Batiste, which will no
be very bad news 10 his numerous encnie
lin these mountains. We have been ful
4 nisled with j brief sketch Of his life, char
aeter, &c, which will appear soon.