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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
CIpHrNIF Northumberland seymour against Dr.
Ncm-l)ork Qailn Qriblrnr,
TREATMENT OF sEAMEN.

t. the Edfo- Of TleN. Y Tribune
SIN In ,our Journal of wednesday last the writer Of
the article on the Merchant SIuen of New York states
hat oirages tLe most barharous wanon and unciled
"for are daily practsed on amen al seS by thos invest
ed with little temporary authority
The truth of the .bove statement can fully corrooorae
by what came under my observation 10 voyage from
the old Country 10 New York. The ship WAS one oi a
70 ~ular line OF packets lis officers and consisted OF
the captain three mates eighteen able seanen aud Two
boys The treatment which these men and boys received
at The laI of first and third mates Vas the heme O
universal apprehension among The passengers Sftfce!
day elapsed but Of them were subject o OONs ana
buildings and cued and kicked about lor no apparent
reason bat sheer wgIt0nness 80 tar Is ny limited nAl
teal now attended the appeared % me 90 Per
form their duiy in proper manner and an nothing 10
merit the brutal u-sge they received Their provisions
sut,d ana ball cooked and % any rtmonstr.uye
was made the latter point u Mas a- Win the Response
-peiactc H. usnH Win p'' - ""'l IL '"sy
90 .d rot Ike II they could leave t. Many t-7 have
seen them take Their i.Js % u-N, pD.s beans &,
aro iirow them into .hs cooking ttlrg a ne COOKS
head heir corteu.s bling totally duat .or Llnt1 t''t
caused b. c,r,ie,sue,s anO neglect 10 rs PREPARATION
The s.ye tat tod scnis m-.t aui Tie Dew SENDS
eco, h, Ityrr had a. ap-r Ius Al t' al u ~ r'se o
tle,e 20. men Ihei mode 90 reA."ur- ga ;he .''@s
~ hsrd5 justistlv yet ttnS deLir- fefr'' else '-r-
FL, not b. w,u--I,a - '-.Ea1 ls a. a. ling
d lsv' MO 81 cir Own bands
IL.v.,ss- w., a Ioug aid stormy ore During tn
rr,At,r portion OF tas tine tie sailors hardy kneF 81 = Z
wss ~ g,t their ;u period ot 81, ara were DOB genera
dnYIiu- We ILerf.r,c4stl- was p..- l1:t O. - A-r
ligs 10 liam human u-Lgs 20 sleep h Vet Cd tn-s, set
b,l.. blow b r.. short 9L- baby g-tpA-d DO ~ LtH
work, aiG ,u pay, Wsr- De- IKE OBJ. tl--- men, an o.
/, toe much -ss, TO believe iLsl such Is iL- ol c s'ei
nS: .;,,,ta.,,. ., arrr. and master, " ,.,..,
to improve tle c.ULl-. q 90 Tie q'sr stlpE Heaven
kroWs MS Cccupsu,u B. hard anu L,lirllus slolsn ana
ought 10y o. e aEgraN Sy "a . Lst-r as Vas a. !V
vitr..s u Discipline and order C.I ov mrutdue1 by
II o -, s-Htu-. and umlncs more ou---ilF "'ri-a d
ccl ius o ~ sou.d 0ui ~d'Y, q 80 'A-A $40 -
r-the power Cfctr has 0srr l aud eiif-ier ~u'"'
,.f ,y,rv 0ld-r ssuto iy .. o--. nus '- pea ~
..-f.6 o. VIZ u.-u CAM .- e1ter - ~ dss 10 u
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mattr Cnre.

NJ sHEN, Of New-lork. earies. A-efta' .faf
~ utcue o.. " t,f r.rs ara su,1orof s-ol @ 90 th's
- receive eaierts darls che >unuer $3.50 p. '--t' via
80 CAMP bt L.. Lebanon sqfrsf Oo.oll'l' 'e'' p
T. H. TAYLOR, VI. D.. No. llthst-. cor. 4thav..
y ~ ncs 10 ne MacTl1rc + S'a'i''' VI ~
~ h IL domestic sppl ea.ou. Also ofce cousllaii D.
HYDROPATHiC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE.
- No n Lsht-st Accommodation or one 1sti-ef faeLs
Itssrs Or Female Dseacs r. T. TRAIL .repr-'2ti Nf'
ssOsfOkD sssistaut
NEWPORT WATER CURE, opened April . has
~ - tftd ~ vh ratl .srl comfort enc lf n'-l 30
81 ' W heaf.u e of Ne' cae rrocrs p most ~
VI Asufpl'. Il. D.
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Gegal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate OF the
Comfy ,s., T % Tx SNIP spss err, 81. :, h.
Seee.d 70 pre,en the same vouchers thereof 8, Toe '.eo-
Al No ~ y. eI 10 5 81 Js6usry
"T v i.'I Wy 1u' SARAH WYCKOFF,
INPURsUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
Copr,, Of York notice hereby 20 al pens having
claim. ssH.t DAVID BGCHAN ate ofthe ny q Sew for. d
w. No. pfieH place foot Of buaHe the c N.syo
&c 3o Or S:' rs De ss, tSi aP i
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse e. Smith,
a. I ,e1.os. s az ~ a' s 49, ALExi>DER
Sy M, 20 si a.. ,as.r G~ofss Ts,,s.- =
ps;G ,l i.s,'I,' D. ''7 GEdaGE T. iH.rcHER k''
INPUksUANCEo of an order OF the Surrogate Of New
rl ser,' sy2 % 'H .' Ayss s' Fam. sliIe D
49,, III. Ct OF Ne~ Yofs.o seP-,~ ,-It
Dd Nv 70 'le d" 90 " A'' 400 JAMES REYSoLDs
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
c jo.t - S' sp af 'i.: : o. be- rs ''' SO :. @
Ye sr@ ~ .a9h ~ cT Of v~. Yo1 90 or
DAY Of i ..Ta DATED New '''' JAMES REYNOLDS Ete.d
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c. Smith,
30 saa ne cqoo Of No cy RI ~ i'' n. % s
oiw naa.osi.h rsae 70 ,' 's ,'n' - =.
Yo eos August R,l- J,sr 2 20
NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures Is hereby
n IN. proceeds of sale Of the real estate OF F[sde5es
49, % Of de- ty OF New YORK. deceased ae, made BY las
nsyis ur6sr the order Surrogate OF the County OF
s ie dstriined according law a. The surrogate OH ~
of NeWlok the second day Of August next al zen
srenoop of that day. when al persons having caIls vi
svsns "A estate viii present them 20 SAID snTI9s.e Hn M
vouchers n y
CUPKEME COURT.-HoratiO seymour against II )r'
y ace Hicrcock and Mason defendant
HORACE FI1CHCOCKSr You are hereby sun 20 answer
and ar answer on ne
A. Flco e. Cattarsugus County, New or within twenty DAYS
sOs exclusive # the day OF such service al
tie OHpalt sad the nisnJ
viii ARMY the reet demanded Do tho .rt
And ,ou VAL that the compliant ma ts acton was
~ Office Teri ot Caiaiaugu. Couny on e - day Of Ap
IA III IaU6yTuI W. B. HUNTLEY. PaintH's Attorney.
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Mt1iral.
RE BAD LEG by HOL-

A PERMANENT CURE Of a BAD LEG by HOL-
$500 "a Is Pills AID OISTgESIIas w. Of ts a.y
s, o1t u ons ta- Of sore, y LAT Be -. ls seass. o. a.
.eie1teh,.t .Asrs.d b. Whoa. H
oSTNESf and Fills T .Isls osS' a ron ..soser Be
s,.e ih.r With The happy or aSs rsore BE .e1.d
It. 7oIntr dr-sefai rsi. f''''' '''''- ---
Sod b Of medicine il Tinted State IL .sd
boIs a. n; cents q. 81 - each tod By 20
pr.ers sIss .tor,'n tts Une s;aies 1ne b. Mss D.
SANDS Hs"-fo ssd By the proprietor No - s- Loas0
A BEPOhT of Two Hundred Interesting Cases,
go ss'; With Wst.r .; kD"1hD FELL IN. ~ ~
tUtob Wi = fgrs.s ~, boa e,.s. q nv app s1
N Io!oe ore,r, on. : letter AtaF-s. ..LLsH,
bhVirhh ,ouh Qrs3ss SswJssy VHi' 70 ne . s
rem "a 'sai1n:t .is the sor' ;5d sss1 kAFy 1901 o. '
(URE Tor SUMNER DISEAS ES.-DURAND X
- ToUR1EL0rs ESSENCE q JAMAICA GiNGER-Iiae -
te Of 81 sad for e sysOn snd e.re Of Caoe'
Dy.feIns, Gran and LH- De- sry Of ne Al.1
RaSi e STT R7 % qs.'' - ce % 49, or 3, Re
oiovaE Drgssss-C Rns 80 ~ Bfa.t~ay Joal y an
~ Broadway - h-sv. BOstou-Brs~s Stevens Ca-A1f' 10
q WssAlnmoDsi.
L NJ BUTLER, PATENT TRUSS and SUP
sllI Woub owing and anei forms induce tt
snd consequently f sa2ered Al otne IN s
One No iVssy-st New-fsrs female N '"ene'nee in'
I YlNG.N INSTITUTE. 70. POI West Both 81
IL shas-Mrs BAKER.H D. for fourteen ye4r' "a
cent n,d ne ard haVlls lad esh sesi. Pr1-i 8 IS
H. Let Of o. strs I'D .sd rursns ToeIc-onis- ref
sytn end required A Baker vi" consult with p'ens a. ls' '
MEDICAL SURGERY WITHOUT the KNIFE
I SAMUEL GILBERT NJ D AFTER and sIters ve erps1
p's AID Sew orleans 80
newton a. No ~ B aiTtq Wrfe
he invites patients call and 10 the ra cure o. l-
fooVrg hch deemed lneuf4o7 by - DreeH
Of he faculty. without .nstrgu Of any kud
!. Ulcers ard IumorF ca led cauCeTOgs.
ScfofDie 10 al is forms.
White sUelirss ard Cronie Disesses q the J-.ats
Weus CsTbgLc.e. IettsrN sad iead Az Al eS
the
5 ChEIic D.sesses Of the Eyes tc
G. Diseases. Of however louE Standing
DR. GILBERT PhJacNs 70 send patents tley aee m
"a
Ofioe hour A. VI ill . p NJ
CAND's SYRUP of HOARHOCND and NEGkIA-
- BE TXPECTORASTs-i2i 3 snd . een'-A deifLir
COd C0nsuup - :, a. VINO o.tr
.ud retail It lands Mammo DTus store 10 ii Im--%
NOI-NG MEN WITHOUT WHlSkER>-I INFORM
Won that and mus'a;hes y grow m - Fe,.
without ufg the SKIN you mist use ~ OND -
sets me n a on hair fore u ~ grow sfon 40 *
nt Der totte EN- any part country K o. ORA
HAM. No j. Auns; and a. Druggist
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~ ~, noCroN =, NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.

1 Ded and TP.o' t. , sS.,sn Oie .vs o
se- s.,s isonosys sIoerted from Per No 3 r. os the
bsS ~ MANI Capt. Thos O. lewe Tor Newoor on faes
80. Thusd.y. ssiues,s 81 Jcoc. ~ ne ''ss ss'nns
she VII 80 :. :, ne ofcs - Per Sos
pl. ~ ~ 80 :. tor. afoed with great dsp-en by
fre1ht 20 o., WM BORDEN Agent 20 and n Wes-.t-
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--ocUvsrrp IoCKPoRTs NIAGARA FALLS

X kIILROAD OreD to buFfAL1dhs oo1' 49, a.
= es &c TrysDAY "a 1858 train. III leave Rochester foi
o. az 80, 49, Es1. A. esous. 10 ~ .sd Is Pm henu
~. Bufso .ad Nssss F.is M Noch-sters TO AN
M hsn -, Buh.o gill frf os cute superior 10
sps4@ so,bs4 Inc road .gr1urhly soili and equip
port ,,. snd loeonotvse Tho present tsrDuss d
b. Road IN s1r'o" WARREN oOLBURS. sost
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of nn orler ol lhe Snrrogate of 81

Yori here. sven 20 h on' h.vs an ,s. EiIN lD
~
n.t t~i1e th- Nlin lAs " ~
DOC 80 - 'D' 40 ~ 10 JAMES REYNOLDS Executor
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co--iy lot ptes here,y s7s9 % a ei' - &C.,
sgsrsf JOSEPH ~ 90 NeN - GROCER
,fe -tsrer = p r"- {, 90
dumb. th~ fork lelfr 70 ~
A., Of s.tfen .r nelt- D.trd Se~ ~ iay N 80
mai lapfmTu JANIS MI ''iD' III wy
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IN PURSUANCE of en- order Of Jesse c. Sm

/ "a ssrfosa,e County notice hereg ~ foori a.
r.r.or. ALEXANDER bkoDt 81 nj
a., BE-, 49,. d-oes.ed 20 e'h o. enc I.
Thsfhrr st BE- - :
Hel..t 90 ~ BskJu, Or lere - - y Tf n g.
49, F.t,..t, u issl jobs sWENtCOfE lF,@-.or.
GEORGE g.. THArf hER, -
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BLOOMINGTON LINE, for BOSTON, PR0VL

n EW.1ORk and MUM RIAL hhIi1l'Oh i,-,.i
IN BFILOWs FALLS RUTLAND, BURLINGION,Sr JOINS
N M MONTPFLIER ST ALBANS, OGOkNSBURGh MONT
RI Al end Tickets can be procured ~ we
0As OF The Newyok Newiiagen Railroad corner OF broad
NAV and CsuaIs bthst and hhev tNpressans elVe
A NJ and 2. NJ baggage checked through fies' VIII u'
match AZ reduced prices Apply n r, 49,. ~, 40 .., -,
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Our Chinese Relations.

The newspapers are busily discussing
the improperly of the late conduct of
the Hon. Humphrey Marshall, U. S. Com
missioner to China, in the matter of his
alleged .fdur pas in siding with the Chi
nese government against the revolution
lists. His course is very generally con-
demned. The Philadelphia Ledger, among
others, joins in this crusade with great
zeal; arguing that Mr.. Marshall has al
ready endangered our commercial pros
poets with the Chinese, and also with
the japanese. Now, it strikes us, that
these journals, one and all, are reckoning
without their host, in view of the fact
that nothing official is known in this
country relative to what Mr. NJ. has done
Indeed, we may add with truth, that the
public of the United States, so far, have
only heard most exaggerated rumors con-
corning the course of Mr.. Marshall in
China, which came, by-the-bye, only and
avowedly from his personal enemies. 1t
is due to sheer justice that there should
be a suspension of public opinion in this
Gaze.
Mr.. Marshall, when in Congress, was
distinguished for his industry and shewd-
ness, and has proved by his career in
Washington that his abilities for his pre-
sen. position are second to those of no
other gentleman appointed to diplo-
matte post by the last administration.
Knowing these facts, we are unwilling
to credit the shallow rumors to his in
jury. Justice and fair dealing demands
suspension of public opinion in his
case, we repeat.
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How to get the Star

Those of our citizens living at dis
lance from our Office who desire to take
the Star or send us communications, will
lind boxes at the following named places
which are opened every day:
At JOHN o. WARMERS Silversmith, NAVY.
Yard;
" McPHERsoN's Drug Store, Capitol Hill;
" JOE SHILLINGToN's Periodical Depot.
Pennsylvania avenue;
W. ADAMs's Grocery Store on Seventh
street, between H and l. Northern
Liberties;
j E. BAKERS Periodical Depot. Island
" OxLEY's Grocery Store, LIST Ward and
DR.. LINrHICUN's Drug Store, Georgetown
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
III a m this daV.-a


Brouns' Hotel Rogerson.J Mum, New Found
land; Lintle, West Indies; C Goodrich, La;
Trimble, Md r Reed, Cal; X Carlisle lady, Miss
Walthall. MIR Walthall, Ala; Butord. Miss; Rives
f Z Gordon, w Rives, Tenn; Byrn, Ala; l.
Brown, Va; ii Johnson, Miss: Professor NJ w Dick
lnSon, Phila; w Randolph, 81 Louis; Stoves, Md
Major G Scott, U Army; II Matthews & lady,
Md Wyett two children, Phil; X Stowe & lady,
NY; H Treat & sister, Chic; NJ Owens, lady, Miss
Owens, l. servants, Ky; Col w II Wilder, lady,
children & servant, w w Bzeagaale, B BZoagea-
lie, Miss Bzeageale, Miss Campbell, La; F NJ Cape
hart, NC; A Foster, Md; w III Ward, w ashngton;
G Hamilton, Ga; w II Letcher, two Misses Ran
som, Mo: ID Fulton, Miss; Miss NJ Ritchte, Miss NJ
NJ Bad, II ID Bird, w ID Wilson, Va; G H Moore,
Y; Halliday, Cincinnati; G G Coleman, Mo; NJ
Rogers, Ohio; X Wouel, j A Green, Va; 5 Mau
~. USN; J A Lockwood, USA; ii Fitzgerald, Va;
Graham, Pa. rh.-
National HoteL-C NJ Conrad, son & servant, La;
Ga; A Rhett, sc; Browning lady s. two chill
dren, sc; Beet. Md: John Jones. Ohio; Woods
NY; A McGuffey, VITA, 2 children, & servant, o;
J N Henderson & son. Pha; ii III TAYLOR NO; A
Roy, La; S Taylor. Ill; J H Lent, NY; Nh Mrs
Stewart, Mr. & Mrs Pratt, Miss Gyde, Bait, Jones,
sc: A w Griswold, Boston: l. Westbrook, NY; X
Tyler, Phil; G Priest, Esperance; Terry, CONT DIR
Wright, USN, Laurans, w Laurans. LA; Graf
film, L Thompson, Baltimore City.
Empire Hotels Miles, Penn; w Carter, Md;
W usher, Phila; Jos. Brown. Y; w w Levy,
Md; ID Sullivan, Richmond; f Thompson, Wash
lngton; GTeentree, Frederick, Md l. Rist, n Y;
II Tapscott, BALTIC; T w Manhan. N Orleans; A Bar
ragan, Mexico J H Harding, l. Mcguire, BALTIC;
w Gorton, Ill; G II Harry, Wash; II Thomp
son. Pa; Major Bryant, Mo-
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jy l9-3t
PROSPECTUS
THE
LADIES ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION,

CONVENT PLACE, WASHINGTON.
THE system of instruction comprises OrthOgraplly
i Reading, Plain and ornamental Writing Practi-
cal and Rational Arithmetic. Geometry, Algebra and
Book keeping; Grammar, Rhetoric. Logic Prose
Geography, Astronomy of the Globes and De
lmeatlon of Maps: Sacred and Profane History, NV
thology, Classical Biography, Antiquities; Natural.
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy; Chemistry. Bo-
tany French, Spanish, and Italian Languages Mu-
sic OH the Piano, Harp Guitar; Vocal Music Draw.
ing, Painting in Water colors; Plain and Omamen-
tai Needlework and Tapestry.
The discipline of the School is mild. but firm and
regular. Strict attention TO its rules is required
Should Pupil be withdrawn before the expiration
of the quarter no deducton.will be made for the re
naming time, or for partial absence from school,
The emulation of the young ladies will be excited
by every gentle means. At the end of each month a
report Is made OF their advancement in their studies
and attention 10 the rules of the Academy AT the
end of each month tickets are bestowed on those who
have excelled In their respective classes Also for
excellence of conduct. In the course of the aca-
demc year two examinations take place: the first in
January, and the second in June and the success
OF the young ladies Is amply rewarded-gold medals
and crowns to those who have been most obseryaut
of the rules OF the academy; less rewards 10 those
who stand next III merit; and those generally studi-
Gus and 0bservant of the rules are honorably NEIL
toned. Premiums III the various classes are given
at an annual distribution OF premiums previous the
vacation.
Twelve weeks to each quarter. No charge for va
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Alexandria and her Prospects.

The rise in the value of property and
the ratio of increase in the amount Of bu-
siness done in the last three or four years,
has been greater in Alexandria than in
any other town or city East of the Allie
games, as strange as it may seem. Just
now, houses are as difficult to be obtain
ed there as in Washington, if not more
so. Her merchants, tradesmen and me-
chanics carrying on business, and attend
ing to it in business-ike manner, are
rapidly accumulating property, as the al
tered condition of the ancient city plainly
tells. Nowhere in the United States, in
any other town of its size, are the private
and other houses now being built, con-
structed, in the aggregate, so substantial
ly and elegantly. Her recent act, in
voting to raise 100000 by selftaxation
to be expended in the construction of the
Manassas Gap Railroad, was wise one;
or we may not believe the results OF her
enterprise in connection with railroads up
to this time. The Canal and the Orange
Railroad have, together, "resurreeted"
her, as it were: and the Manassas Gap and
Loudon and Hampshire enterprise are des-
tined to run her population, already so
rapidly increasing, up to thirty or forty
thousand busy souls before score OF
years pass away. Five years ago, strang-
ers from the West were in the habit of
going there from Washington to see that
strange spectacle-a finished American
city! Now, many 60 there to see, with
in the limits of the glorious Old Domin-
ion, community as busy, energetic and
thrifty as any existing in New England
or elsewhere in go-ahead regions.
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LAW NOTICE,

SIDNEY S. BAXTER, late Attorney General OF
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
tice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, the courts of the District of Columbia
and attend TO any professional business confdcd 10
him.
o. Office In Morrison'S new building, on ~ St,
between Pi nnsylvania avenue and & street.
References: Hon. J. ]. Alien, Hon. VIM. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncnre, Hon. G.. b. Samues, Hon.
George II. Lea, of the court of appeals of Virginia
to the judges of the circuit of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members of Congress from Vir
ginia. Nv la-eolv
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Utility of the Star.

A merchant in Alexandria informs us
that our dispatches concerning the mar
kets abroad and at the north have already
saved him from making an operation in
which he was about to lose at least five
hundred dollars.
We learn also, that since we have COM
menced qualification of these dispatches,
the merchants of Georgetown, who, be-
fore, paid an average of so per annum
each for market news per telegraph, have
ceased putting the wires in requisition.
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Advance in the Prices Of Breadstuffs.

Our commercial patrons will again find
from our Geographic columns, this after
noon, most important news concerning a
rise to-day in the markets of Europe
This shows the Importance of the Star
to the business community of the District
and Alexandria. They have but to sus-
tain us properly, and they may rely upon
1t we will spend money literally thus,
for their protection and benefit.
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% The laying of the cornerstone of
a new Catholic church, to be called the
church of MARY, Star of the Sea, took
place at New York on Sunday. Bishop
Hughes officiated.
q The receipts of the Crystal Palace
on Friday, the day after the Inauguration,
when it was thrown open to the public,
reached the sum of $4,000. Seven thou
sand persons. besides exhibitors, visited
the Palace. ss.i .s LIS 49,,
~ Rev. Levi S. Jass, late Protestant
Episcopal Bishop of North Carolina, is
about to. enter the Roman Catholic priest
hood.
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BOSWELL D. co.


WOULD announce TO the citizens of Washing
w ton, and more especially the Island, that their
stock ot DRUGS. CHEMICALS. RFI'MERY,
FANCY ARTICLES. &c, IL now full and complete
Their Drugs and Medicines may he relied on fresh
and senuine-among which may be found the follow
ing. viz:
Henry's Calcined Magnesia, Husbands do.
Hunts Llnment, Railways Ready Relief
Holovay's Ointment. do Pills,
HamptoG's Vegetable Tmcture, Cannon's BItteTs,
kidwell's Extract Beach Drop,
Wolte's Aromatic ScEedam SchnappS
Townsend's Sarsaparilla Bulls do
Osgood's Indian ChoagOgue,
r. C.'s Cod Liver Oil.
Frcy's. FallncStock' :, and McLane's NeTmifuge.
McLane's- Lees. Wright'S. Brandreth'> GIrod's,
Iloopcr'>, and SCOTS Pills.
Besides general assortment OF all other articles
pertaining TO their business.
BOSWELL & co. Druggists,
Corner Maryland avenue and 9th street. Island
WANTED-A Youth or Young Man WHO has some
knowledge of the business. Apply a. above.
~ leo 81
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NEW MUSIC.

lust received this morning
y Lament of the Blind Orphan Girl; Annie Lowe
Ida May; Thou art gone from my gaze; The OLD
church yard; O'er the blue Wave; Flow on thou
shining river; Home again; Do they miss Inc al
home; Yes, we miss thee; Aunt Harriet Beecha
Stowe. Moment dream Polka; Napoleon Polka;
Paris Polka; Affection SchOttische; Home do; Elm
pirc Polka; Bunker Hill Quickstep; Gothamite do
Atlantic Schottsche; III addition To a large assert
ment of the newest and most select publications.
We receive music only once a week, and then from
the publishers i'll Boston, New York, and Baltimore
Any piece not to be found in assortment will be
produced the following Tuesday morning.
JOHN F. ELLIS.
jy 19 Pa. avenue. bet. 9th & 10th sts.
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GF 70 STRANGERS AND CITIzENs.-Thompson s
DGsueTeofypeS are unsurpassed by any, for holiness
OF execution and beauty of artistic finish.
His asSiduous efforts to establish first class Gal
lery III this city, and his continued endeayors &c
please vsiters and patrons, have not been unreward
ed An examination of his Pictures recently made
is particularly solicited. He prepared to take Pic
lures of everu size and style. at reasonable prices
tween ~ and 9th streets, Lane & fuckers Build
ing. NAV 70
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-19

e@-.g Just received, per barques Daniel Web
va ~ ster and Justice Story, fIom Boston, sew
Ell more of Chickering's superb PIANOS. Also,
per cam packets from New York, number OF p
and 7octave Pianos of the newest and most admir-
ed styles. These, with Pianos i'll store, make nv
stock the largest and most elegant offered in
this city.
My assortment comprises magnificent Louis XIV.
and central 6H and 7-octave Pianos, from the famed
and unrivaed factory of Chckering. Boston. These
instruments contain his late and greatest improve
ments, his circular scale. In elasticity of touch, and
sweetness, power, and purity of tone they surpass
all Others.
Also, large number of 6k 7-octave Pianos, by
established and approved New York Makers
Persons wishing Piano make selection
from the most extensive and best assortment i'm this
city, at the lowest factory prices Secondhand Pr
amos taken in part payment.
On hand, and constantly receiving, full supplies
ofMELODEGNS, GUITARS, VIOLTNS. FLUTES,
ACCORDEONS, and all kinds OF Musical IL .u-
ments.
New Music received semi-weekly
RICHARD DAVIS.
~ 1877 Penn. avenue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-19

T His Honor John Smith Hollins,
who is in feeble health, left Baltimore
yesterday morning for short sojourn in
the country. During his absence the
duties of the Mayoralty will be discharged
by John S. Brown, Esq, President of the
First Branch of the City Council.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-19

ARRIvALs.-We perceive among the ar
rivals in Washington of the day, the
names of the Hon. G. M. Conrad, the late
Secretary of War, and Robert Tyler. ESQ.
of Philadelphia. The Hon. Reverdy
johnson is also here just now.