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Spirit OF the Morning Press.

The Lntcligencer's columns are devoted
to-day to miscellaneous matters. Aday
at Hampton Court, "' Prospect of War in
Europe" %" A Letter from Mr.. Yeadon, a
Distinguished South Carolnian to Mil
lard Fillmore, u written in 1850, explana-
tory of the terrible things existing in the
political world Of South Carolina at that
time; " A Western Essay On the Pacific
Railroad" &C., with much news, fill it's
reading columns of the day.
The Tninn has for leader on oeoay
upon the Pacific railroad project, which
We regard as an article of great import
ance, from the position that journal holds
towards the Government. In it, the e,1i
tor makes powerful argument upon the
constitutional question involved, conclud-
ing that those who dispute the fact have
no ground to stand on. He finds the
right OF power of the Government to con-
struct the proposed road in the constitu-
tional duty and right to provide for the
military defence of our Pacific possessions;
arguing to show that in no other manner
can that be so economically and cflectual-
ly provided for. We assume that in this
essay the views of the Administration
are stated under due adviscment; mas
much as the Subject is just now one of
too great political Importance to be APP
preached in the Union, except by and with
the advice and consent Of those who are
credited by the world with indirect re-
sponsibility for the positions of that jour
nal. The editor, however, in specializing
upon the probability of the speedy con-
struction of the work by the Government,
concludes that the opposition of those
who dispute its constitutionality, the diff.
ficulties to be encountered in making it
through so much wilderness, and the jcal-
ousies of those interested in the choice of
the route, will, together, delay it for
long time in which opinion we coincide,
it will be remembered by our readers.
The Union, in another article, at last
takes the New York bull by the horns
showing, first, that the labors of the Al
bany Argus and its clique are aimed to
embarrass and oppose the National, as
well as State administration. Next, that
unless they at once mend their ways, it
will be imperatively necessary to treat
them as the same paper has treated the
New York City Erening Post: and, last
ly, that those sympathising and acting
with the Argus are contemplate in num-
bers, and really as much so in political,
if not in personal character. In discharg-
ing our duty in the way of keeping the
readers of the Star thoroughly posted as
to what is going on in the political world,
we have moresthan once of late had to
state the conclusions as TO facts involved,
to which the Uuion at length comes.
Bound by no parties ties in the matter of
conducting our journal, we have frequent
ly said that such was the only policy with
reference to this little clique in New
York, If the great Democratic party would
avoid the speedy recurrence of state of
things in that State similar to that which
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Just Received.

just Received,
A II WlI1'rIESEI'S PAINT, OIL, GLASS.
1 LAMP STORE. on 9TH street, opposite Hall
* Brothers Dry Goods Store
3 toaS pure WHITE LEAD
- ZINC PAINT
300 gallons raw LINSEED OIL
200 :! boiled do.
20o :! pure SPERM OIL
2G9 WHALE OIL
40 % LARD OH.
Also, Tanners, NeaifOot, and Rosn OILS
Copal, Coach, Japan, Aspliallum, Daman, and shoe
NARNfSIIES
800 boxes WINDOW GLASS, single and double
thickness including French Plate. all SIZES
Together will a complete assortment OF PAINTS,
all c"orS, dry and ground IN n
LAMPS. GiRANbDLES. CANDIi.A REAS. some
entirely new patterns, gotten up expressly TO my
order
HRtS SHE'S of all descriptions
AdaE'amt.na and sperm CANDLES
In fact have everything usually kept III 4 Paint.
Oh, and Lamp Store. all Of which were purchased
entirely for cash, and viii he sold suit the times
and the emergency o. the case.
On all SUMS of - and over FIVE per cent. Will be
deducted for cash. Don't mistake the place,
WHITTLESEY =, 7ih street.
Nearly opposite the Avenue House.
~ 30 ES Tim
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FOR S ALE

4 VERY superior lot of Bale Bundle HAY, in
"A excellent order, warranted pure, which | will
dispose o small advance for cash or TO puncual
customers. have also, iii store. about 800 bush
els oi superior old OATS, together with constant
supply of CORN, CORNAIEAi.. RYE CIIGP. and
MILL nFFAi.. Of all grades. iTnbolied FLOUR,
for Dysprpl'c bread, always on hand and delivered
promptly To order.
The above can he had II iuy store. 10Th street,
between and & streets. also. al my feed establish
mcGt II Bridge street. Georgetown, opposite Union
Hotel. The public's obcdicnt servant.
~ .2-}tcOt ALFRED LEE.
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The steamer Asia arrived at New York,
at IL o'clock last night, with Liverpool
dates to July 10th. The Asia brings %
sassengers.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Eastern question remains precisely
in statu quo. No intelligence of an all-
thentic character has been received to
change it in least respect. Lord John
Russell stated in Parliament that matters
had by no means come to head, but that
negotiation were still going on.
Capt. Ingraham's energetic conduct in
regard to Costa had prevented his being
carried to Trieste, Capt. l. having placed
the Austrian brig under the guns of the
st. Louis. Interviews had taken place
between Mr.. Marsh and Baron Bruck,
and matters would await orders from
Vienna and Washington. Two more
Austrian ships of war had been sent to
Smyrna to watch the movements Of the
St. Louis.
The news from the Principalitics and
Odessa are dishearteninS, the stagnation
in trade being daily On the increase. A
letter from a Russian officer states that
the army would pass the winter in the
Principalitics, and that the officers were
sending for their wives and families.
Mercantile advices from Vienna of the
18th state that tho Turkish question was
regarded there as settled.
Liverpool, July l6.-The London Times
has dispatch dated Paris, July Is, P.
NJ, stating that the Bourse was firm to
near the close, when panic arose in
consequence of rumor that Admiral
Bruat's squadron had been ordered to the
Baltic.
The revenue for the first half of 1858
exceeds by 22,O00,O0O francs the revenue
for the same period last year.
INDIA.
Tic Indian mail tolcSraphcd. The
Burmese refuse to sign away their terri
tory to the British Trade throughout
India was dull.
No news from China.
Intelligence from the west coast of AZ
RIGA represents everything as quiet.
BREADsTuFFs AND PRovIsIONS.-Lirer-
pool, Juty 16.-The weather having be-
come stormy, the market for brcadstutfs
had become firm. Flour and Indian Corn
brought full rates of last week, and
Wheat had advanced Id. per 20 lbs. Ca
nal Flour 26s. Cd. 27s.. Baltimore and
Philadelphia 27s. 27s. Cd. Ohio Cos. a
21s.Gd. White Wheat IS Sd IS. Id;
red and mixed Is. Sd. Is. Cd; white
and yellow Corn 81 32s. The future
condition of the market depends entirely
OH the weather.
Beef was quiet and unchanged. Pork
steady. Bacon quiet, but firm. Some
samples commanded Is. advance. Shout
dcrs neglected. Cheese, at the first pub
lie auction Of American, brought Ais. Cd
a sos. cd. AIiddling 40 a ass. Lard
dull and unchanged.
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GRAND ATTRACTION.
GROCERIES. GROCERIES,,
FRESH tNDEUENP

(Serenft street. bctrecn Ecad F. Streets Isiand)
THE SUBSCRIBERS having commenced The Gro
cery h;iSin' - nj the above place, in the hon.
formerly occupied by Mr.. Reed, take this m.rhod of
informing IN. c'izens of the Island, and the public
generally, fhat they have on hand and viii continue
to keep every variety of GROCERIES,. China. Earth
Ell, Stone, and Hardware, all of which they are de-
'ef fn to sell al unusually low prices
dhey respectfully solicit share OF public patron
age Gail and examine our stock
J, -'-nim CREMP & YOUNGER.
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~ COLUMBIA New YORK ASsucIATloN.-The
IL 8 members of the above Association: are here
by notified to attend meeting nj the Hall "f the Co
lambda Fire Company, on SATURDAY EVENING,
Iuy Both, at : Z o'clock. runCrual attendance is
desired a the final arrangements for the trip the
Worlds Fair Will he made
BY order OF the President
LAMBERT +. FoII.tNSBEE.
IL 90 " Secretary 6. y. Y. Association
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Watches, Jewslry, Silver Ware, &C., &c.

* NJ. w. GAIT BRO, importers of fine
&A WATCHES, manufacturers al aud dealers
>&A2r IN every description of RICH JEWELRY
and par" SILVER WARE. Also
Gold Silver, aud light Steel SPECTACLE.s and
EYEGLASSES. fine PLATED WARE, ALRiTA
FORKS, SPOONS, Sc.
Possessing every advantage for getting up their
si"ck on The best possible terms. they offer induce
ie.S l" purchases not surpassed by any establish
ment III this country.
NJ. w. GAIT s. BRO,
Sign OF The Golden Eagle, Ia. avenue, hrtwcen 9th
2o-dlW and 10Th streets.
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70 The Erening Star having double
the circulation of any other daily paper
published in Washington, is consequently
by far the best advertising medium in
the District. Business men should bear
this fact in mind.
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UPersons desiring the Star in Alex
andria can be accommodated by leaving
their names with j. G. Cooper, at the
Fancy Store of W. b. Richards, No. 8
Exchange Block, King street.
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NOTICE THIS.

INf; subscriber. having engaged m business. offers
,,e FORMER occupant of the in Odd Fellows
nan, seventh street, GROCERIES OF the best quail
~, and NJ the lowest market price. Call and see
him.
Just received, Shay's HAMS Refined LcafL ARD
oforto RIco SUGAR and MOLASSES. Stewart :
and OTHER SiRUP, Patent Sperm CANDLES, and
Family Flour. 10 RADCLIFFE
jy 2-eO2w
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Now that the shines forth a.an.
And heat oppressive fills each franc.
A plate q: Ice Cream at HaRVEY's saloon,
VIII make ,on cool and pleasant soon.
&S The Proprietor in returning thanks FOR the IA
uon&g" hitherto extended Ia him. sollciis a con
Y tinIiacc OF the same. and desires Ia inform
y families and Others. thai he is prepared at all
hours 10 furnish his celebrated ICE CREAM from a
quart upwards, which viii hc forwarded 10 their re
spcctiNc residences 10y his Express Wagon
{G5- Pic Mics, parties. ami retailers supplied is
Usual. Il. NJ HARVEY, Agent for
]. RUSSELL, e. street.
between 9th and atli streets, rear of
j. 2Slm Browns Hotel
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CHEAP BOARDING HOUSE.

ftNiE subscriber having recently removed to Wash
l. i,lston, has opened cheap BOARDING HOUSE
on Is street, doors east of Mr.. Glasgow from .th
street. lrice for Boarding and Lodging. - per
week. Eight or zen can be accommodated
iy2I-,lIwt HENRY RATES
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FOR SALE.

ctlTjE&, Light Glass door RDCKtNVAY
C4fSSgS mcarly new. for one or two horses with
pole and shafts. and with division front
WIN TWO large windows in IL: hc front can be r.
moved at pleasure; il s Il first quality Carriage hu,
by one oi the best makers III Philadelphia. The
owner having further use for i, Will sci, il n, a
bargain. VI can he seen at THOMAS NptTNG,S
Coach Factory. corncr OF Pennsylvania avenue <
~ street. ~ ~ n
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-29

A LII PERSONS IN WANT OF TOILET ARTI
IA Giles, FANCY GOODS. Nc.-will find a wtII
selected assortment, such IHhin's Meakm'f
McClan'S, and ilauISon's Extracts for the haudknf
chief; McClain's DIl; Oriental bIl Eusc> Barr, :.
TricopherouS; Lyons kailiaiTun: Wells thri,ia-
line Ok marrow and Pumatuni. tor the HAIR. Float
ing Soap Sand, Honey, Military, and Chinese Suap.
Shaving Cream: Chr,sialine Rails; German. French.
and American Cologne; nal"'S. Swans. and Char
coal Denuircc; Mouth Cochous HAIR. Tuoih and
Naii. Shaving, Hat Clothes. and Infants Brushes
kidder's and Paysou'S ndclIble Ink: Pow Der Pt1T,;
India Bat Ball.; Volatile Pungent>: Buffalo. ilory,
Horn. and Wood Combs; Playing and N,>iIiu. Card;
aud many other articles too numerous Ia glsltinn
all OF which viii be sold NJ reduced prices. cash
by WALLACE ELIOT.
~ bilaW3w Coz. L aud lgh .ir,ris.
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A STAG chase

A T FACQITIER WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS
IA This exciting amusement Will -"mc of on
THURSDAY next July .sth. and on thc -anIe day
every TWO weeks for the balance oi ia. srasun.
Fire arms and Cur dogs not admitted "a The cha-c
nor any c"rnf"'i> ia he invaded on horseback. 4
large number of hounds are promised.
o6- ~
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DIE D.,

On the 2Sfh instant, JOSEPH JAMES Dor
ROWS, agcd-l9 months, and I6 days, only child of
j. w. and Julia A. Plant.
Egy- The friends and acquaintance of the family
requested to attend Ills funeral from the residence
of his grandfather, street between 9Th and 10th
streets on SUNDAY aitcrnoon al 3 O'clock.
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NOTICE.

Young Ladies wishing In learn Ia cu and II,
Il DRESSES perfect in SIX lc>>o : will hav. an
opportunity now 10y calling on Mr.. WILLIAM. a.,
dies Dress Makcr) on lth street, doors above
the Avenue.
Terms: Six lessons for s.. IN ad,ancc cverv eve,
nun" from hfe 10 six O'Clock. IL ~ div
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NOTICE.

ID ANYWAY from the subscribe. on rolamar ST.
III near Georgetown Market ilu,is.' 4 NEGRO
BOY, named Bill Schulz. He IL black. las large
eyes and mouth, H. 10 or l.. wears old All pr-,.n,
are iorewaned from employing or harlorug The and
boy, or have any dealings with hIm Nliai-o","r al
the penalty of the law. I viii give Su,ialic r.
ward for the return oi the sad boi, ANY Inl"rua
nation 20 that can get hun.
IN IL ANN ELI & "a ASTINEs
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TROTTING RACE.
MATCH FOR 5000

fNilERE Will be match race over ih, con ITMptA
i TRDTrtNG TRit h. on FRIDAY Juiv .rq,b
AT O'Clock. Two mlles and repeat, u.licy the sad
die.
&. Wagner cnicrs u. G.. TRUSTEE
ID. Brlltncr enters BT. NJ. LADY BLANCHE
C1Ri : MARTIN
20 tr,pIti,T.
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Rates Of Advertising.

For advertisements inserted once a week, 30 cents
per square will be charged for the first, and 81 4
cents per square for each subsequent insertion.
TEN LINES OF less constitute a square. :,
III an advertisement exceeds square, the prce
will be in exact proportion.
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M a r RTE

On the 26ih instant, by the Rev. James T.. Brown.
JOHN COX To Miss ELIZABETH l.. KNIGHTON,
both of this city,
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WET NURSE, immediately. IN
w American Woman, with a fresh hreai of
milk, and who can come well recommended may
obtain a permanent situation and good virc> nv
apply wing 1T this uice. u ~ 81
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70 All letters addressed to the editors
Of the Star must be postpaid, or they
triU not be taken from the Postoffice.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Capital, 100000
Agent for Washington, ID. G.. II. r. WORCES-
TER, over Whitehursts Gallery. Duvall's building.
Medical Examiner. DIR. J. &. HALL. IN -
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5ay- joe BURLINGTON receives all he rev cool.
and Newspapers fast published. iIc Is Am,
for IIarpers aud all The other MacazineS and o,,
readers will always find large aud good a>~or,ier,
of Blank Books aud Stationery al hls Ronk ,io-,
Odcon Building, corner Of IA street md Pcnn>,Iy,'
afEntlp. -.
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tly-Roor-s WONDERFUL DAeuFRKroIvFts
60 to Roor's, M matter whether
IL be clear or cloudy weather.
Siill. with equal ruth, he traces,
NiulruudcS OF lovely faces
.-Roor's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue. near Soy
enth street. tEsTrh ~
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f9E- AT A MEETING of the Board at DIRECTIONS q,
the Metropolitan Mechanics lnSiiUi". hid n tb,,
rooms on 9Th street, the following resolution ~
passed:
RcSoircd, That the rOomS nf the Institute bC on,p
cd daily through the week. SUNDAYS rNcrpt.,h iro,
4 Ia 10 O'Clock r. M, and that the public gcmral,y
be invited 10 visit the sanIc.
CHARLES CALVERT.
June lott Rec -.
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pY ADAMS * cos. EMPRESS we are this
- morning IN recent III a select assortment of Va
rierated. Carmn". Tissue. ana ltaRarine PAPER.
for working artificial flowers. EpSE.;TES &c. Al
So few mere of thos., magnificent CRYSTAL Palace
and Papcr Machc PORTFOLIOS: Riding WhipS
Cares, Sc, ii JNu. J.. ELLIS
~ % Tenn ave, bet 9Th and 10Th SIS.
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nRiCkLAI ERS.-Wamcd immediately "a IL
ID tension oi United States Capitol. Va. hn.lon
fifty BrickIayers. To good vnrkn!cn s,rady TN
plo,ment VIII he gwen. Wa."S ,i.pt,t.is.,s upon
skill and aiicnion-tle average hoins - ~
1t. MEiGS.
Captain ui EHrncrf>.
In charge of Extension 4. :. C:Iwtui.
jy Is dit
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MORE NEW MUSIC

My HEART IL BREAKING; DE old Ciurri,vard.
NI, DO they miss me AT home; Nrs. "" MISS thee;
Sweet Lucy May; Home o. INV yuulh ~ e,f home,
receive me; Ida May: l.inda'S gone To BALTIMORE;
My old Kentucky home; Aunt Harriet B.'',ha stow:
A voice from tie waves Duet sam EToWn: OF
for Baltimore: oh bays carry me long: itaiy. irlp-
uar Duets for Piano:l Saratoga ScbotiI>cIc Ban
ker Hill Quickstep; Nandaia Waltz Norfolk Fe
male institute polka NiliaHuNa March; ranFow
Sch"tnschc GnIicu Pippiu Polka; Fl, AWAY rolha.
Variations on Lilly Dale; Love not; VI oUId | MuIc
a hoy again. &c. Nc., sc.
BertiniS Instructor for the Piano; CarcsS-i'S Gu
tar Instructor, So. for sale AT WlMEE'S SfaE-I-
cry. Music, and Fancy Store. 9th street I ,,uaIg
from PcnDSyl wanna avenue. 10
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90 To STRANGERS AND CIrIzFSs-T 1o,,,u,-,
DosUeTTeofgPc are unsurpassed nv any for holdnc.
of execution and beauty of artistic finish
His assiduous efforts Ia establish fir>i claes r.,
Iery in this city, and his continued cnd,a,,,, :,
please yisiicrs and patrons, have not I.n rur, ,,
ed. An examination nj has Pictures TcrcptIy M.
il particularly solicited lie = prepared Ia taxi r.
lures of every size and style. nj reasonable lt,,
Gallery, north side at Pennsylvania ay,,.ua ;
tween I 4 and 9th streets, Lane Tucker, Rum,
ing. ma, m
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Arrival Of the Asia.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Asia arrived at New York
at ! o'clock last night, with Liverpool
dates to July 10th. The Asia brings %
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in the case.
LETTERS FOR THOSE IN THE U. S. EAST IN
Ola SQUADRON may be sent, post paid, to the
navy agent at Baltimore He will forward
any such to Macoa, by the Rocbuck, which
sails thence for that port on Wednesday next,
with coal for Pcrry's squadron; and to Shang-
hal in perhaps ten days afterwards. in the
Rose Standish, which ship is to sail at that
time for Shanghai, with similar cargo for the
Government
SECRETARY OF LEGATION TO CnILI-Dr
Thomas E. Massey, of Mobile, Alabama. has
been appointed Secretary to the American
Legation at Chilli
CLEEK ArPoINTEs. Mr. John Gulick, of
North Carolina, has been appointed to first
class clcrkship in the Sixth Auditors Office
vacated by the recent promotion of R. W.
Warden, Esq. Mr. g. was probably examined
to-day.
The CABINET held no formal session on We'll
nesday last, nor did they NEE. to-day; the
President and his constitutional advisers being
each to his respective Department only.
THE CASE OF THE SLAYER JAsrER-The
papers bearing on the application of the three
American scamen now in prison in Havana for
having been ofthe Jaspcrs crew, 10 the protec-
ton of the U. States Government have reached
the State Department. The men, it will be
remembered, allege that they were induced to
ship on the Jasper at New York, by false rep
reservations as to her character being after
wards forcibly compelled by her officers and
the balance of her crew to participate in her
subsequent Shaving operations. The sloop of
war Albany, Commander Gerry, promptly re-
paired to Havana, and remains there awaiting
any instructions which the Government may
see fit to transmit upon the subject.
SENATOR PEARcE, of Maryland, is in town,
and is stopping at the National Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
as5EMcw,

NYE 4 CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso
WILLIAM y. NYE D. A. RIcuARDsoH AUGUSTUS LoMBARp.
References.
SANTrAGo--Gon. Bailjs Peyton.
VALPARAISO hessrs. Alsop h Co Memenvay kCo
PANAnA--Messrs Cerwine Bro. d Co., Garrison Fritz,
VIM y esen n Co.
Jackson, ESQ.
NEw YonKMessrs E. K. Collins 4 Co., Coodhue Co.,
Captain EzrA Eye. steamer Pacific.
BALTDoRE "a Messrs John Henderson 4 Co Thomas J..
Hand n Co, White X Elder
SAN FRAHcIsco-Hestrs. Flint. Peabody h Co., Uussey
Bond Halo, Charles Doane, Es1, j. II Iyos ESQ
BosToN- Messrs Awmi G. Lombard, ESQ, H. d. brigham
4 Co., Gidden Williams "
CANToN-Nyc Perfins Co.
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ASTHOLOGY,

81 DE IS
sss ssf'BBss
seventh ssd having made study
since the earl, age Of iteen years the advantage
none in n. Europe sad being ss:s sy
to s e % .s ssS ns e
summation Of the following 70 can be- sonsaited At
~. p " s s
d AL s1 aSs'n y sna Sns
ting stocks merchandise real estate the recovery Of
II
E ths r. him snn S Sns s~
who may favor lin with call lie also offers his
sSpas daeasy sickness: past
n pS ~S events snd =. Of life and in
Natses ss Mated and rsad in full riding TO the
cam
their birth letters sonsiaas above receive
above topics pstp.d will ;. gratis. Ms ooe
streets. Once hours from : O'clock A. NJ to r. N.
MRS ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUR ,PE FOR HER
ssoa sG If s % 81.
n s s md ss
nr. alvin srssh. The Enss French and Gsrm.a Ian:
Bowery Ladies sfsy cents ssnssm.a one dollar Natvi
postpaid.
MISS BRUCE THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER, cELe-
~ brassd n Europe predicts the future
al fn r. 1ssa q mei sa &
ytsd 20 test her oraoaisr ft. Her rooms are .. 50
Canal street, one door from Broadway.
MRS. PREwsTlR FRoMPHTLA DELPHIA, TENDERS
n asStrSSoy eyo and law ~
marry so tho :rs No
!sra street. s0snss " B0wg5 Ladies cents s'aslSmsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
OCULIsTs ANIL AURfATS.

DEArrEss PERMANENTLY KEaovsD IN A FEW
~ without vvisnee operation by the Of
the celebrated Acoustic Fluid after nty yeare
incsat stsdy doasss Of the surgeon to the Roy
Ear 1nfrmAJY London BY The guisksd DR.
ssrst Hsr Issst The Queen q srss Brsa Queen Ads
Philippe eta etc In ali efibveerats dsaEess ever
when existing for twenty esrain relief psrma-
nsst 10 warranted The above remedy is pstrsused
b. the medical profeson throughout Europe and 10 no
offered fer the nrs time 10 the pshe 10 this eounty viii
DO sent by mall postage free, TO part OF che United
statsa Csnad chs West Iada receipt ave
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