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DANKE,S CIVIL WARS AND MONARCHY
IL IN FRANCE in the 10Th and 18th centuries;
a History Of France during that Period Vol.
The Life and Letters of Doctor DIN, late Presi.
dent of the Wesleyan University. vols:
For sale at TAYLOR4& MAUKf,S
Juno % Bookstore, near 9th ct.
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NJ ORTIZ AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JULY,
IN received by TAYLOR & MAURY
July Is Booksellers, near 9th street.
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T AW NOTICE.-SlDNEY s. BAXTER, late
~ Attorney General of Virginia. has removed
to Washington to practice law. t
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the
United States the courts of the District of Colum
bia, and attend to any professional business con
fided to him.
ONCE in Morrison's new building, on a. street,
east of Pennsylvania avenue
Rgsrences: Hon J. J. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncuie, Hon. G.. B. Samuels, Hon
George H. Lea, of the court of appeals of Virginia
TO the Judges OF the circuit courts of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members of Congress- from
Virginia. June ll-fri-w6m
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"A BOUNTY LAND LAWS, including sundrv
resolutions of Congress from l776 to 1852, compiled
by Robert Mayo. M. D., and Ferdinand Mo ulton,
councillor at law. vol. Svo.
July 10 fKANCk TAYLOR.
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AUSTRIA
| A startling piece Of information was published
in Paris, the 9th, in the three government
journalistic Pays, Constitutional, and Patrie-
all of which announce that M. de Bruck, who was
supposed to have been sent TO Constantnoplc with
conciliatory instructions, opened his mission by
making fresh demands upon the Porte. This
pretended mediator now demands immediate pay
ment of five millions of piastres due to Austria,
and possession of the ports of Kleck and Soutc-
rina on the Adriatic; in fact, renewing, in more
positive terms, the demands formerly refused to
the mission of Count Leinengen.
Some letter-writers say that the harvest in parts
of Austria will be failure this year, but their
data do not seem to warrant SO important an as
sertion.
SWITZERLAND.
The Federal Council was opened at Berne on
the 4th instant M. Pioda, of Ticino, is elected
President of the National Council.
A private letter from Beme incidentally men,
tionsthat American gentleman and his son
were crossing the glacier of the Rhone, the son, a
young man oftwenty, slipped over precipicc and
was smashed to pieces. His name was not men
toned.
Father Becks, a Belgian, is elected General of
the Jesuits, in room of the late Father Roothan
GREECE.
The only information we receive on the subject
of our demands at Athens is brief despatch
saying: ''The American frigate has not yet left
the Preus, the differences with the Greek gov
eminent not being completely arranged
SOUTH AMERICA.
Dates to May LIST had reached Falmouth alrca-
dy anticipated by direct advices..
The Latest.
PARIS, Monday Evening, July IL, 1853.
1t is said that joint note from England and
France has been addressed to the Russian govern
ment. making propositions for the pacific settle
ment of the impending question. Constantine
pie news Of the g7th June is Of pacific tcnden-
cy; and an arrangement, advised by the ambassa-
doris of England, France, and Austria was be-
lievod to be approaching its conclusion The
Austrian internuncio had obtained the satisfaction
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1mrsements.

ATJPLOS GARDEN,-Tickeis To ali parts OF t1e
~ koss Pryste Boxes IS Door open a. Ito CON-
ne woSBxRFUL RAvELs IN GRAND COMIC BILL
aiP 1 5sENH f3S 20 golR M S PAST2IooS
TO be focse ed by TIE Con Bale. PaSiomine called
lci the oaicrfi e,oeiio1 on the TiGHr RoPE
ne Tho to oorcude with ihe cousie rsntom me OF
Nol-AO-'H"i. Gabriel R.ssL
siSci NoIcEIBe Gaen vii ciessi SATURDAY
Kysrrg sept ic rs for hsssei Or hs rev gIans Ps a53
NIBLO" GARDEN.--GRAND OPENING AiGHI
ITALIGN OPERA.
MAX EARETZEK leave 70 INFORM tie pubc tag ne VIII
Viii IL comrl, series OF ITALIAN ofERAs eon1lene
III MONDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER r.
ard o. ell he MoHDtY wgDsEsDAY and FRIDAYS o. each week
7Ss Sssassr Pslorgs % Ts r1o e: most
oh former ''' fS Il 1i'l N2w %'s shR Fl S
GRAND OPERAS.
Among which wiz be found
The fh poUisA M 81 IyR,'t By Verdi
FiooLETwTIAIL b X'I ELL, by Ro,.ini.
Also tn entirely R 1sT xSjs p couposEA
@ c Of se M'nss 5ssS be S 10 ia I
5ply Each aid every viii Be ntrasisd snowl
Is iraeii The scbdC 0RcHEsTRAL and CHORAL De-
Taltmeis viii be in Esepng ~h th' other
Tie mt '''' MoSBk S2' Ss%r s,gssn1et r.
On which occson VIII be PRO cd mrs masterpiece
Win tire following powerful cssis
siefsoae Adas, Sigma siss1l so.I
ioio. Sgnot s croyfo sighor Aos'
az oI l'D 6GTAR 6 &L f FaTs OF The diRDE
SIBis GARDEN hs, been picpry arransedesch bear
ng number. autographed Diagram clearly showing tle
osion OF prepared ard efficient corps Of
For he eonserencc of the Public has been determined 70
divide the the stage into two sections which
Will Dc ''' ''' TWO qIcGFr oFPIcEs-yh:
MICS GAsDLN and at 1Hs 70 s 5 10
Tht sole Of ,et w qonSaen'o on SAlO RIAL ''p -
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a. What kidder's Regulator poess-i

Of burnug prominent establishment he OF which
ssl had al tho Office Of the NEWYORK GAS REGULrOR
COMPANY No 22 Broadway from Sl3 3iin July 1852 10 5l y IN
As ant month 1858 That say, the monthly bill in 1859
vhoet the IL forty mt greater than the cost OF
DC number lights with the Regulator in 1913 No con-
who cheap aud good light should be without tegu
how small his consumption. II doubts the
gGaor them call SC2 Broadway and satisfy
kusff lNow-AoTk LxPrcss, sept u l6ob
~ Call and examine for yourselves.
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700 GIFTS for the PEOPLE-JOsIAH
100000

IUU,UUU PRSh1,i b. ). Laao1 q ssaolns =
e1 soi New-l Eeson hlsd Pfis 5inr al % Ut =
r. Of Ticsefs 10 hs E1h o. Tsrk 3
S5 NJ ifioY h Fr ~ s dina q gsrt ~
eenm,1es MONDAY SEPT r. 1851 a the Chinese Assembly
~ n:ssrietn md arequssa rs Of P.nss. s5hs;sd
IN e5eS tb ishs ecols Of 10th pres md people
ever rWtsded sny SIMILAR pIoc1ction . 49,, -.
m persons ezAon and emitting the holder to one snare
he whole ofte snfoee ssris Of Painting known IS the ~,
Seven Me s.o. AZ q & h. % b. T.. XXI -,ou,j
Fa.rs IA BuTinglon Corn.y. SegJeTsey continuing 100
,cIe in ~ s..e OF cultivation DT e!ns BAN and
che zee IN 1'{ s1 i' e S 5 Ss Psssipbi-se
70 ! ser n toe p d.; f -.. d s r. IN
which bushes Of Pesehes have been rAed this a. 90
AZ or 1sS about The Fam ca sya BY James H.
The eessr.:ed 1ro;iaS o Teicss5h who nile
II 70 wih ;sO EsssS1s T. v TIs5 10 1870
Pinos worth $50 each 90
& dT n' Of tie .io can be seen Music and Piano
store q a255ss a. ~ 10 a 1000
10 COO COO Te ssS and c ar worth IS each
ltes 6odPsDci worth IS v,.:;:; 800 90
~ GOD a s =, 81 cent. each .... 1000
5l56s Handbook describing he segenAAe Arrr'''' W.
900 nm, -.u.s -. l5si
IL oSer to iBSe p rieciy fair ateoy parol Of a'
propery NJ Perhsn p9Ioss ~, n n an yoSDiY
EVEEING Nov. H. toI soner If me Lcksts ar 500 que
IF
uIGr wbose Supervision The sfbuioa ~l Jake see rs oo
the instructors u the SlGrrn9d ~ ana
vii dir bufe ru1olz them ch v-eiheT ~ o1 or
oirtu stht sharehodt ma determine 1pcn
O. win M h>DAI
A. s (hines Assem- hiy 30 SO br9adway we ils
Publishing House Piano Store 81 Horace waters y, brosa
and Al the principal and Msc stores Al o. a. tle ~
serptlv Bu din Ph.ade 1ha ia, Mary "a s Llse Da
more National Hotel Washington aud Adams hors boioa
b. letter hO1 De sddrsd 70 one OF tue
follow NJ JOSIAH PERHAN Chinese Assembly ICONS
No "a Bfosdvry " JAMES H. FARRASD, Assembly Bahd
in FhadPha PAT JOHN sELBi Maryland Institute Bait
more Md
DANVARDs GEORAMA.-EGYPT, PETRA and
I'D he IND Of DOM-Enev aud eNtersr 70 Panoras
nov opep preseuins Sinai Wilde OF th iss hea
the Great Arabian Desert WITH All rs wo4
derf AO the famous Panoranss OF the oy
Ison 10 al three Psnoramas ony 25 reserved seats
cents EVERY EVENING at g. and "WEDNESDAY end SAIOh-
DAY AFTERNOONS 81 5 o'clock a. No. sec Broadwsy
GOL WOOD, of Cincinnati, will exhibit at the beau
tfl uaors 4lO Broadway the splendid Woman IN me
other ouriosies commencing tord aer ION 81
O'clock evening during the week except "eu
dav. Price Of admission IS cents; children ~ GEMS
TINHE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISIlAN AK,
ocfsininr series hundred authentic Paintings oy ne
uo C. Italian Spanish, Flemish AID ench leIs itOh
Cude De scrne 2 down 20 Horace Nernet Il nov open
for inspection e43 Broadway Un0npak AdaA0b IN
Exhibition hours from An. to 10 PM
WONDER of The AGE-Ihe iWO LIVING Hl-
w RAFFTS are sill Al the CHINESE ROOMS No 50 Broad
WAY-1hev urc The ONLY GlREFES IN AMERICA a9d tae
If gicsnc size exhin.ed lIr n. q
Coi 0ssIs SEVENTEEN FEET hsh The female CIEOPA
IRA FIFTEEN FEET Ih,ir actual cost Is little hof oil mix
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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Cost an0 fcano.

Cost an0 tcan0.
est or MlSLAID-A CHECK, dated Sept .,
,mvn BY Rob, It r. Lauaiz che e fsnk ard endorsed
bv n Hall Sor fo III tudor Will BE- reweie % ieas-
le II with Tic g.s. T,ll,T N The Mechanics Bank
Oh uOO REWARD.-Lost or mslaid, Bond OF
- lVU the Lsckswanna and wes'era Railroad comg,ay
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aud ianna tarcn Noni-
raw no 81 dated January iG1 q, 70 yeNs for 800 VITA coa
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do REWAED.--Lost, September I, AN. IN Elst
- - broadway Market Bayarest GOLD ssRtN" ~ q
" HAM AMI HOOK. returning the same % NO
TIssFss, Brosdway will receive the Glove reward
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GzcridI Nolifes.

-...,e Convention = meeting OF tho WINK
Bl Coz r.se Of the safe Of fe"-''rt' "," A-'1"y
!. Aurs Ss p-rsssrt TO noi.oe 70 'ha' edse'
sos 49,, Of yev-Ycrs anapinousiy chosen Caa'f
Dse - 1890. ard LFs BEEEDcT IT. Of Albany set
ssN - -. t,e eepon unanimously
nat .was sTaJk az ~ tt @ ~ y ocobss
q non fsf he Pse o. no nina ctnaiss .
800 y ess, . 81 ies oa ' sDd hs each Assembly Dis
.t ,,s sd b. Del,5e,s IN e, 1oavsnson
55o Z $3.50 SATaAS, fNsw.Yorl
Ro5t on COSKLfNG, Utica
~ 1S, NBf y Sezs 3ytsSa; Troy
- Sc iH2,LoS }Als.p,.
THEODOHE TOWNSEND
,yx,, Bsssricr, Jr- Secretary. = ~, ~. n, 4,
s % n,sp S m gosry 4 ocl)ck take Into condes
s ks.s res Of vital importance to Wortnsm'n.
Grand Derssstrution of the sons Of Te p
~ s ga oeloi Hon Judge OSE I'll OF Sqas
IA p ~ re a: Dy ~ srooSiya Or r. n LEES OF
6nst y'' m Alpr and Rev I. 4. HUN oi fenAy
l sssOsI sS Of s' BY ' W 0ASIEY ~ Tas
aoe Orders are invited TO BE- PFesn' IA ies
isis' nee By order Of co JaMas 'MAcKEAN chssn
sser,s HDssRLEy, Secretary
n Daush,or-cf Tempe be Ssw t ss al
y $3.50 lgrday) AFIEHNOOS e SocioeS ROPE
se eoaa,y I'd drd ns''i o. oi DiEM4N G.
y -,r,c on tle Rights OF linn.-Mls GLENN VIII
sgefs Lecture tue ksh u MAJ ~ Ia Mo he
- ri r. Tckeis Is cents TO be bad OF W. HALL SO-''
" ~ Irosdgay, and At the door
M tes,rson Debating society Will according to adj
u resue their meetings for dscussoa deoa1e &c "a
is T,syl EVENING, At o'clock IN the q story OF frfna
bi2 ~ IA y.rf e hist DscussOn this ching on the Adolf
~ ~, a. a. Fu i've law Of 1880 Members and o.1efi
tniey ''''' "'' HUGH s. DUNN, Ssc'y.
yEsiL o., 80 49,,
~ Mis-, Lucy Stonr will address the people Of NeWlfS
n ron he subjec' Wonens iughs al tas W-'nzs'" -
sa,s lyuda,l tNENiN "a O'Clock. Admission ~ oeap@
M. ing e, al aud two ladies', - cenv
Jrs from NewYork wishing 20 attend, have ample OPP
.s,.rir 10 rcfr N the evening
~ What CanI GA special enort gusi De maze 70 spFee
reading matter interesting ior the htese on
Question; therefore, the srbscriDer mas ssJed
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STAR GOSSIP.

About the funniest sight We have seen
lately was thlt of little colored boy diving
into fourbarrel. Imagine how it must
look! pail of coal-black heels in the air,
presto, Change! and snowy woolly pate
appears, surrounding one of the funniest
of black faces, in which conspicuously shines
a row of gistening teeth. What happy
set of beings these black people appear to
be! Did you ever look at one for moment
that he did not show his worries? "Does
you know de meanin' Oh de word news?"
asked blaek Jim of Sambo; and Sambo's
answer wss, "Why, news am sumthin' dat
nobody knows till sumbody tells sumbody."
Exact definition! Smart boy that Sambo.
Now I'll give you an idea of the sublime
in poetry The 929th canto of an immor-
tai, unpublished poem (that is, it will be
immortal so soon as it gets publisher)
commences thus:
''Oh! s,ul infinite-beatifc-oh
Soul! soul! great soul! come, soul, and me!
Art thou as high as Alps? wide as heaven?
As deep as-the Atlantic where no lead
Hath yet struck soundings?
Oh, soul! soul!! SOUL! A! SOUL!!!!"
The author designs to remain incognito
until somebody asks,-"Have we the writer
of ibis effusion among us?''
Old Penn. Avenues it reverent thus to
speak ?-begins to look gay. We don't
dare to fatter the ladies, because (pardon
US, dear creatures y they are vain enough
already. But woman hath charms in the
sparkling eye, the ruddy cheek, the cherry
lip, the beautiful form, the enchanting man
tilla, the divine hat-proyided it be the
latest Partisan style. And woman it is that
makes the broad and frightening distance
so acceptable to bachelors and their kin
But we don't for the life of us dare to stare
at them. We are too modest; and of all
the ungentlemanly accomplishments (?) that
of boarding lady's eye with unfinching
gaze is the most ridiculous, not to say
scandalous, of habits. Gents, please take
the hint
sob, dandy, spare that look,
Shame not that gentle brow;
In youth it bent Ger me,
And I'll protect it now"
YANKEE JOHN.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-04-21

non-recognition of the Dramatic Fund by
the theatres in New York, and throughout
the Union; and the preponderance of Wal
lacks Theatre throughout.
"About dozen gentlemen sat at the
dais, or raised table, where the President
was placed. But of these third were En-
gtish-Wallack and his son, Blake, (born a
British subject in Nova Scotia, and Alfred
Bum. Of the set speeches only five were
made by Americans-English Wallack' s
Theatre pervaded all. Wallack's health
was given, out of place, as special compli-
ment. Wallack made speech. Blake,
one of his company, made a speech.
Brougham, one of Wallack's troupe, was a
steward, and wrote the address read by
Laura Keene, also of Wallack's. Miss Gould,
who sang, is from Wallack's. Mr. Lister,
who is Wallack's son, had one of the twelve
seats of honor at the Presidents table. In
fact, it is a complaint since, and was a re-
mark then, that the whole dinner appeared
got up as Wallack glorifcation.
"The Dramatic Fund ought to be general.
1t should neither be governed by clique,
nor converted into clique"
This is only a specimen of the way that
Englishmen attempt to interfere in the do
nestle affairs of this country. English &C.
tors, English doctors, English clergymen,
English authors, English artists-these are
the order Of the day.
Is it not about time to turn over a new
leaf?