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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02
wB JONES Auctioneer.
ZONES & HENRY will sell THIS DAY, at 10

w B. JOINS, Auctioneer.
VONFS & HENRY will sell THIS DAY, at ~
~ O'CLOCK No Is sprueet q boxes Cigars eAsk Brandy
Furniture Mos. Mattresses. Patent Jonted Bed's Sofas
Lounges Couches Bureaus. Tables, &c &e
5. Auctoneer
IN SATURDAY. July 2, at 10 o'clock will be sold,
~ By IS latest style.o SUAMEs HATS Also
the Furniture Roon No "a sthaV The Ladies'
teulsrly invited TO attend this sale
GROWN LAND OFFICE, QUEBEC-NOtice is
~ hereby given that Timber Berhs the St
gu &c Territory viii be dsposed OF BY Public Auction the City
Berth are ali ayersed usygable streams and contain
square mile. each The whole 70 be disposed
OF The present contains about A00 square miles
already American Houses engaged IN the Lumber
District and the American Public VIII md the vast
Timber Terrific drained BY the River 81 Maurice and b tn
Mar orths ,rtof Indicating Berth, BE- offered for sale
a. further information be obtained al the once OF
NJ. HART CounseloratLaw % Wsust Ne"'fofN tdn'ofJ
WATER POWER on the ST. MAURICE for
w sALE-1he subscribers offer for sae their Wssr rover a.
sdps land held IN free aud com
moo ooesge Falls upward Of lS teet 70 ns
MAitr Power safely be sad 10 be IN u,eo $50
proert, extends formed BY bend IN the re sheis
retained in perfect safety Al All e
1eay while below Affords every cuiy of Istnz 2t~
los can abundance the VAST eheut ~
Nv be s. Mce and tributaries beng no" opened y the Oo'
=, m. ADVANTAGES which the property offered for
~ cannot found Canada Tor the manufacture 81 sa"n
rfDb.r ether IL Bnush OF American maIses
=; G s9iPT}Sf Pert GoaDOs
THOMAS GORDON
For pans ard further particulars sppy 20 George Eyne s-
Or, a. Rapsf Co Rivers James BUNS Esl, Mon
tel; G. P OGDEN Co. Troy, d. MeAaJ Boston where plans
the property b seen - ,,o.e5 81 a, ,.cio,
.,le Of Crown Land Licenses Qaeoec "a
july Lumber be transported IRON inc Hs y
a. q 3 per lofoiett
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o,x b,ek House Store, No DZ iiDts e. :, far abou
- ~. es3 Sor CrSos the premises On. 70 rsa.ir OF
sI ss IN .Svsnos HAlf the purchase i.oet n1,Tr Co
81 ,.sss ter term Of yes Apply to VL MoiA '
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CURE for SEA SICKNESS Cholera, Diarrhea, Dys-
sd conr ever dcoved Lew Crani Ohio
sick n T. ard Reys. r. Wescott NJ Chanpln Graves D.
CLARK Il smith Z p Atweli N. % H. Sted. 81 u mo
Troy Conferences shuH oesbe J. d Van Buren, Of Cacr
r.. NEWMAN, NJ ID, Sole PreP1-to 81 "a itson- st. y Y
For L. Coddingon H. Fns, Hall kueAel Co. and
Mrs e banson, Jayt, Bcokyn aud by Drug
throughout the States and Cauaa-ony % cents per
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80 S.IT a. NEWARK. ". IA beautifully 10

essd Owe ips House eompeo finished N ~
- IN. fo sepiee family residence The house suass %
he IN iu.t we the city Overootts tns to~I nv ss nv,
e Of the house priEse PA. tI7
~ ~ inch Is strictly confined to th with VsTy ie" 'nei o'S~
hsa Terms s'', Apply no WHITEHEAD No. ig Markets.
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u-op SAIE-Three three story and basement 10
I'd st. near the ssv- nearly opposite the Sana in' S
y are with ranges not 400 Sya ... o-S.nsasi
b,ns nm pea, slooIy front sc jass hn.led y
~ Phoe 81 ooo - 600 can IeIasp 90 e11 e. ~
80 Isa1irs on The premises Of j. V. OSDERDOSh' a. W 80
~. az FISDLFY.
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do, the knout, and other heathenisms are in
use' 1t would be well to employ spirits as their
executive officers, when punishment was 10
take place For this gentleman tells me that
when his hand was let alone at last, il was not
bruised or hurt in the least; whereas, if those
blows had been inflicted by mortal, instead Of
spiritual hands, he would have been in a
dreadful condition
cannot help it, gentlemen, if these people
are my friends-the more | think of il, the
oftener the saying pops into my mind, Heaven
and earth unite in vain against fool :" No
good reasons have ever been assicned-no sa-
nsiaetory exposition of their principles have
ever neen given. Spiritual royping is an
imposition, and some of as siaoeyesf foilon,-
eTS are the moNmecidcd. 1t puts me in mind
OF tho answer old black Aunt Hetty gave me
long while ago, when I was irving n reasor
her ont of some foolish superstition. Honey, >,
says she, whats de use Of SO much talking,
you does mt b'lieyc in chooses, does YOU ,"
No, indeed, says L. Well, L does. =" saws
sher ''and dars de difference tween US. There
is about as much sense in her reply as in Judge
Edmonds letter.
All. gentlemen, when our friends 20 from
us, we must have done with them until we SEQ
them again IN another ,cortd. For myself 4
have bad great deal of trouble, and. being
an old maid, have, oftentimes, to keep it all to
myself, and | should be very sorry to think
that when had done with this world in q
mortal state, that my spirit would be YEARLY
hoverlng about it, at the beck and call of the
spirlt rappers. No, when die L want to be
buried and let alone. and l promise you /
shant be rapping after anybody. Let my
body rest in the grave; and, for nv spirit.
may that rest, too, and rest in joyful expecta-
ton of the perfect bliss in Heaven. want to
live as long as the good Lord will let me and
love to do good, though have not much in
my power, and it grieves me when see these
deludcd people wasting SO much precious time,
to say the least of it,
My friend is much obliged to YOU for nub.
fishing her verses, and i, keen to send Won
some more. But told her. until she patched
the knees of the boys pantaloons, would not
enclose another stanzas She is working away
hnelyvso you see the Erenimg Star, beside
encouraging her talent, is stimulating her in
dustry. Yours, PEREcRtx.
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1853
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The Daughter Of the Regiment

From orkrecently published in Paris.
entitled Military Life in Algeria, by the
Count de Castellane, we extract the fol-
lowing little incident, which does honor
to human nature, by showing that even
when the worst passions are lashed up to
fury, redeeming spark of mercy burns
in the heart. There had been a razzia.
which threw the women and children of
a tribe, prisoners into the hands of the
French. The Count SAYS: "Among our
prisoners of war was little girl of be-
tween five and six years of age. Her
brown eyes, coaxing smile, ivory teeth,
and graceful movements attracted manv
looks towards her. The poor little thing
was walking all alone, large tears falling
from her eyes. A sergeant, who spoke
few Arab words, tried to console her
The poor child then said that her mother
had been shot, and her father killed by
the sabre Of chasseur, and that she was
quite alone and frightened. showing at the
same time her bleeding foot, which she
had cut against stone in attempting to
fly. There was something SO winning in
this child, that the sergeant at once took
pity on her. He carried her on his back.
and as soon as a mounted chaSSeur passed
by, confided her to his care, that she
might finish the march without fatigue.
Here, then, was the little one proudly
seated on the front of the saddle, smiling
again, and playing with the beard of the
chasSeur. On arriving at the bivouac
she was quite feted. The sergeant sought
her out, doctored her foot, and when the
column was on its march again, the can
teener had it in charge to give her seat
on one of the mules, and take all possible
care of her. In short time, the gaietv.
good humor, and drolleries of the little
creature made her the darling of the
whole company. The captain resolved to
adopt her. A blessing on the brave man,
lie had married sister who had no chill
dren, and in the following year, on his
return to France, he took the child with
him, where she enchanted, as usual, every
one. The brother loved her, and the
sister idolized her: and, if am not mis-
informed, the daughter of the Darha. ed
ucated in school at Tulle, il growing
up into a beautiful and charming girl
Four years hence she will be sixteen-be
modest, wear long dresses, dance the
polka, and be married, perhaps by a
mayor; all which. things, the age of six
teen excepted, will be completely un-
known in the Daria.
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THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

W. N. WALLACH AND VIM. II HOPE,
HAVING purchased the Washington city 90 EVEN
Il ISG STAR" will assume it, future publication
fIuin the present date. While it shall be spirited
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public interest, II will he conducted entirely indie
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Agent.
To single subscribers by mail, for the daily, the
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each.
The "WEEKLY STAR" handsome double sheet,
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Hal subscriptions 10 either edition TO be paid in
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The postage all letters and commune ations ad-
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The citizens of Washington. Georgetown and Alex
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II WHITMAN n CO.,
IL. BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.

Having, at very great expense, erected an Estab-
iISilrncrt tor the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS, OH an
extensive scaIe, expressly TO meet the of the
Farmers and Planters of the South and West would
therefore re' nctfully solicit their patronage.
With present facilities, and the experience of
lie past years, feel confident of BE- ing able to
supply the demand for Farm implements. Machinery
and Tools. We therefore offer goods with CON
.icnce, of their superiority and prices that
tail To secure to Baltimore this branch of trade.
As evidence of the superiority of our goods, we
publish the following list of Premiums, showing the
standing Of orr Implements and Machinery, when in
competition with others and examined by cOmpstent
aien:-
In 1913, 1e49 1851 and 1859, the MARYLAND State
Agricultural Society, awarded to E. WHITMAN &
co. the uriIiEsT Premium for the largest and best
display Oft strongest and most useful Farm Imple-
mcnts ana Machinery.
In 1851 and 1852. the Mechanics, Institute of Ma
iyland awarded 20 f.. WHITMAN & Co. heavy GOLD
MEDALS for the largest and bert display useful I'M
pcmeniS. And in addition to the above we have re-
c%ived special Premiums on Implements, too numer-
mention IN detail, but IN all amounting to more
tl:1n $1,000 which is three times the received
by any other .AhihitOr of Agricultural Implements
A. the above named Exhibitions, Implements wero
exhibited b, nearly every manuiactu in the coun-
try and the derlS1on OF those Societies well be
clsdcre" A the highest authority that can be given
Of the superiority -four Implements
We particularly request the attention of Farmers
Planters and Dealers, to our stock, before making
purchases, as we are determined TO sell on pleasing
terms.
Eor particulars Catalogue which NAV be had
,atis, by application, either by mail, or in person.
Z. WHITMAN & CO..
So LIGHT STREET,
iv5-tf Baltimore, Md.
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THE EVENING STAR
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The WEEKLY STAR Will be printed on double
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rvai the Government is doing contemplating, in
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The unprecedented success of their Dolly Ererins
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Written for the Evening Star.
The Pestilence at New Orleans.
ny B. sTILLMAN BALCH

ny B. sTILLMAN BALcH.
The angel of death gave her wings 10 the blast,
And the city lies shrouded in sorrow and gloom
For the demon Of pestIlent blight hurrics past
And his horror struck victims are seeking the tomb
The mart that was crowded with wcalth,s toi,ing
sons,
Where commerce her ocean, 'yingd canvas dis
rlayed
Is stiiled, save where wild shricks and misery's
mOans
The wealthy and gay. they have fled with alright,
From the pail and the bier, which moves silent and
lone;
Nought but sorrow and woe seem to stalk IN the
light,
For the Opuent thousands are vanished and gone
Yet there bend by the couch of the sufferers paIe
The few and devoted who watchiul do stand;
Whom death, nor contagion, nor plague may not
quail,
The blcst of the blessed, the salt of the land.
Oh! charity dear. which from heaven descended.
Thou finest the breasts of these faithful and few
Ana win me sweet gift, faith and hope both
blended,
And crowned and commingled with loves sot,est
dew.
The pestiIencc RACES and deaths darksome palI,
Ravenwing d. hovers o'er the doomed city 80 dread:
Ihat the gloom which pervades doth the stoutest ap-
pal.
And the living affrightcd, scarce bury their dead.
The glare oi the victims. how deadly and pale:
The shrek of the madden d awful and shrlII:
Ihat the demon OF darkness seems lifting the veil
10 adionish the earth and show forth human i'll.
TO man Is the lesson, whose veins yet do flow
The fire of health and the fillness of jov;
Whose coffets with wealth and abundance DER
flow,
Yet whose brothers are sinking, where plague doth
destroy.
Thrice best is the offering charity lends
TO the worn and afflicted, plague stricken and poor.
For on IT. kind donor from heaven desccnds
The health of the spirit In genial shower
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
BALTIMORE, ncrch Il, 1851.
Mrs. b. b. NorriS-Dear Madam: Ii gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favo! your
valuable medicine, Cedar Tar} a. AN excellent pre-
venltive curative IN the first stages OF bronchial
affections, diseases of the lung, and also as d
vsry valuable tonic. Yours, very respectfully.
Il. III. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
BALTIMORE Hureh 81, 1851
Mrs. r. 4. NorriS-Nadan 1t gives me pleasure
- 'rccomBrnd to tn favorable motto. of the public
ynur valuable medicine, Cedar Tar,) in bronchial
affections and diseases of the lungs.
THsNAs OwIsGs. VI. ID.
We invite the attention of the public 10 the follow
ing ceTrC 7fr iTom III" Rev. Augustus Webster d. D.
one Of the Pastors OF -. Johns Church, Liberty st.
Bltinlnre.
BALrINoRF, October %, 1851.
Mrs T. b. NOuis-Dcar Ma'lam: Having used
ypur Cedar Tar with benefit TO INV throat / very
ehseTfriiy give nv testimony To It's excellence.
With re>P2ct, 4. WEBSTER.
BALTIMORE, May y, 1851.
Ms NnTri+-DeaE Hstllm: Permit me TO aav To
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time. when would he compelled TO lie down Ia
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cd aud, IN fact, va; far gone that ! 5erou>l,
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P'te became 70 good that could eat ANYTHING thai
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Yours respectfully, J. r. MARTIN.
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f0T raie By Druggists throughout the City and Dis
inct Of rolunbia
u Pnce 81 per bottle, or six bottles +or s..
IN 5-ff
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pY LETTERS PATBNT SECURED IN lS49.-
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MRS. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY.

IF1 ''He that hcth an ear 10 hear let him hear"
BALTIMORE. Nov. 10, lS45.
Dear Madan,-Thc duties ofmy business have
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MY LUNGS ARE HEALED,
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For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
Disnict oil Columbia, generally. jy5-n
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For nil RorcE Complriufs,

DIR. ]. S. ROSES G. RMINATIVE BALSAM.
A sure remedy for al bowel complaints. This
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should be kspt in all families. As soothing prepa
ration it has equal. In cases of infants with fiat
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d The Stockton (Cal.) Journal SAYS
''that the Contra Costa Mountains are
splendidly illuminated every night, large
fires raging from their base to their very
SUBMITS. The distance from Stockton
to the locality of these fires cannot be
less than thirty miles, and yet we stand
and watch their evolutions, their lines
and bounds as closely almost as if they
burned within a stones throw. The de-
struction of wood and grass must be i'm
mense to feed sucha flame for one week"
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A MEDICINE FOR EVERY FAMILY.

10 you suffer willl:any pain: II you do, you will
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colds, pains in the side, hack or limbs, face, ear
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mother should be without bottle. Wherever you
have pain, Use the Pain Curer, safe to all ages.
Price l2t, 25 and 80 cents.
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NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE

~ EW HUSIC at the NUSIC STUKE-
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Guitar Pieces, &c. JOHN F. ELLIS,
jy 25- Penn. ave, bet. 9th and 10th sts