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ACCIDENT on THE BALTIMORE AND PBILI.
orLrHIA RAIIRoAD.-The train which left
Phfadelphia for Baltimore at quarter Of one
o'clock, yesterday afternoon, ran OF the track
one mule this sids Of North East, Md, killing
SsPlan.in T. Benson, the engineer, and Joseph
Robinson, the fireman. The train did not
ieAen Washington until eight O'Clock, les.
evening Mr. Bsnasn, the engineer, resided
- iuninsssn, Del, where he leaves a wife
~ '''s'a children to deplors his sudden
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1T is NOT TRUE!

AS reported by the PULPIT POLITICIANS
and KNOW NOTHING TRAITORS to liberty
that they have "ernshsd me out," and de-
prlved me Of my Office. Ny Magistrates Office,
Notary Public, and for Soldiers Land and
Pension Claims, and Conveyancing, is kept at
the old stand on 18th street, 4th door south of
Pennsylvania Avenue. The Police Magistracy.
TO my G1ucnfasgs and the public detriaasnt,
they have deprived me Of by ssetartan males
against my religion, Of which did not possess
enough to make 4 fuss about; but what there
was OF it was pure and unmixed with hypsc-
risy' and of different quality to theirs.
jy S-2w JOHN n CLARE
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ana startling fAct that quite . large class Of ths
America people are bald, and that too ct an early
age, and It becomes those afflicted to pause and ex
anime the canses Of Badness and then tbs sessodg.
-" Emerson's Ameyiean Hair Restorative stands I'M
rivsllcd Tor that purpos. 1t an Indian prepare
ton prepared purely the scientific princIies OF
the bed Man, and whe ever seen bald head % IN
dian? such thin & has never been Known
See circulars, to be had Of Druggists, giving par'
tculars. -
Price 81, In large bottlss.
Bold IN Washington and Georgetown D. O., by ell
the principal Dru sgtts, and by Druggists generally
throughout The United States and Canadas.
d. GILMAN. Wholesale and General Agent,
Washington, D. G. SrEt -
@. e. FISHER co. Proprietors,
No, d Superior Street. CleYelana. O.
iY R-2nna
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EMe are daily receiving requests BY

u We are daily receiving requests by
letter, to mall the Star to city subscribers and
others for . snort time. The writer's, however,
forget to mail the pay for them with the
orders So, Of course their requests cannot he
complied with, a. We mail no papers not paid
for in advance. This Is an imperative rule in
the Sfsr ofaoe. Our patrons will therefore
please take notice that If they desire the Sta,
by mail, they should send with their orders
payment at the rate Of 33} cents per month.
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PIE RsONAL.

80. The Troy IN. " papers announce the
death Of the Hon. 8. G. Huntington, leading
member Of the bar Of that city.
General Quitman, Mr.. Thrasher and
Gen. Saunders, arrested at New Orleans, for
examination on charge of being connected
with certain fillibustering operations, have
been released on giving bail under protest. 1t
will be recollected that at first these gentlemen
refused to give bail. Intensely hot weather
sometimes will make folks reasonable.
80. Madame Rutskay, the only surviving
sister of Kossuth, is about to 90 to Saratoga,
for the purpose of selling stock of laces, en-
broideries and mantillas, to enable her to
realize the means for supporting herself and
family.
....Tremblingly We announce the Distress
ing fact that the Gothamites are deprived of
the witching pleasures both of English and
Italian opera in consequence of the indisposi.
ton of the beautiful Madame Thillon, and the
petite, yet plump, Madame Maretzek. Bull.
letins have been issued by the attending phy.
sicians,
80. Mrs. Schuyler, the wife of the great
ten-million- over-issus-stook operator, ia out
with short, sharp card in the New York pa-
pers, in which she plainly intimates that she
will not tamely permit the honor of her hus.
band to be called in question, or the respecta-
bility Of the Spicer family She's a spicer)
doubted for moment. She talks about her
dying husband. Her "dying husband is
supposed to be rusticating in some cool, seques.
tered spot in the Canadas Mrs. S. speaks
rather vaguely in reference to the stock whence
she issues
80. Gouverneur Morris, the we'll known
broker and banker Of New York, has not fail
ed. He has merely suspended in order to see
how his accounts really stand with those beau
ties, the brothers Schuyler.
80. The remains Of the venerable Thomas
Richie were buried at Richmond yesterday.
49,. Mrs. Mary Burkhardt, wife Of c. B.
Burkhardt, the musical critic, Of New York,
and herself an eminent musician, died in that
city on Tuesday of cholera. She was sister to
Mrs. W. F. Brough.
80. Barney Williams is in New York, SLOWLY
recovering from an attack of the cholera
From all accounts he has had narrow escana
from death.
80. DR.. Ladd, tried for the murder of SchIss.
singer, at New Orleans, has been convicted of
manslaughter.
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compound Is offered positive cure in all casss OF
Dyspersia, or arrangement eff the Digestive organs
Certificates Of extraordinary cures accompany each
bottle. 1t is entirely vegetable and free from any
dsletsIious substance. For sale By z. D. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washington, and wholesale
and retail by DR.. SMITH, is and 20 South 18th Ct,
Philadelphia. NAV eff
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SECOND DEsPATCH.l

SECOND DESPATCH.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
The steamship Baltic reached her wharf o,
one o'clock this morning, thus making the ru1
from wharf to wharf in nine days and thirteen
hours!
1t ia reported that the Emperor Nicholas, il
his reply to Austria's demands, has consented
to evacuate the Principalities, and is with.
drawing his forces beyond the Pruth.
ENGLAND.
Lord John Russell had officially informed
the House of Commons, that the siege of Stills
tria had been raised. The annunciation was
received with great cheering.
The Bitish government has sent Sir John
Bousham from China to negotiate . CONNER.
cial treaty With Japan .' .... ..--. ..
The weather both in England and France
was favorable for the harvest.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Omer Pacha, with his entire army was
marching to the Danube.
The latest accounts indicate disposition on
the part Of the Emperor Nicholas to negotiate
for peace. But these accounts, in the main.
are but rumors.
From Spain, the intelligence is not Of an
important character.
The advanced guard of the French and Eng.
lish army had reached Preredi.
From the Baltic and Black sea fleets We
have no intelligence Of consequence. No i'm
portant movements had taken place.
The Greek iusurrestion had been entirely
.ubdued.
The Minor German States had accepted the
Austro- Pru.sian note.
Brazil had notified France and England Of
her neutrality during the pending war with
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 2S.-Philadelphia -four
sos q 37s. Pork and beef dull. Lard active
at 4os. sos. Bacon steady. Shoulders want
ed: Tsllow unchanged. Rice and bark dull
Tobacco firm. Sugar, coffee and molssses un.
changed. Naval stores quiet
LONDON, June 2S.-Monsy easier. limited
states stocks firm with an upwsrd tendency
consols 93i . a. -7''9l-s','
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BED ROOM CARPErs.-Mrs Hale in her new
Receipt Book gives the following information
OF interest to housekeepers, hotels, &c:
"Sew together strips of the cheapest cotton
cloth OF the size Of the room, and tack the
EDGES 70 the floor: Then paper the cloth, as
you woala inc sides OF the room, with any sort
ished'' P"' - ILL.,
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- Owing to the unusual press of highly
Important news by telegraph, We are unable
70 make room for very interesting letter from
our veil posted up correspondent at George.
town
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a. STHVENS,
DSALfR In

IA ap , Oct. 9Th and 9th SIS, opp. Centre Market.
WASHINGTON, D. C,
M Oct respectfully begs leave to call the i~meai
6 ~ ate attention Of the ladies OF Washington,
Gss TO the following desirable goods lust received
rom one OF the largest fsctories North, which We
commence to sell for bali their value, viz:
on superior English Straw EonneIs
GO do French Gimp do 4
l0O do Pic Mic Flats .. ,' q.
20 pieces Cause Trimming Ribbon 4
60 do do Bonnet do
b0 prs very superior worked Bracelets
superior needle worked Collars 1
co cot do Cuffs i
All I AJAX is an examination, which Win ennv,,<.
you that practice what preach.
STEvENs,
Pn. avenue, bet sth and or a..
Z. S;EAn persons indebted to me Win nlss.. IN
arast,9 shy ana Pay their bills, BY 20 dsinR. verv
Hs-eo2V et1FAHb.
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DoMas IN CONGRESS.

LIZ THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went 70
press, Mr.. Stuart moved to reconsider their
action fixing On tho 4th Of August proxo., az
the day for the termination Of the session
But the chair (Mr. Badger ruled this motion
out Of order, the time for making il, under the
rules, having expired.
The balance Of the days session was spent
In the confederation of private bills, large
number Of which were duly passed.
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
press, they reconsidered the vote order
ing the Civil and Diplomatic appropriation
bill to third reading. -
A motion to reconsider the Custom House
amendment voted on the bill. was agreed to :;
and then the House again concurred in the
said amendment-yess II, nays "a.
And as thus amended the bill was passed
under the operation Of the previous question.
PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.
The Senate was not lin session to-day, having
adjourned until Monday.
HousE.-The Speaker laid before the House
a communication from the Treasury Depart
mont concerning the custom-house ut San
Francisco; which was read, referred, and or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. Hendricks moved to 60 into Committee
Of the Whole House to take up the private
calendar where it was left on the last obiec.
ton day, and only to dispose Of such bills as
might not be objected to.
Mr.. Clingman objecting-
Mr.. McMullen called for the regular order
of bussness-the consideration Of business on
the Speakers bill.
The bill for the relief of David Myerle was
then taken up and referred to the Naval Affairs
Committee. 30
3 The bill to confirm certain claims to lands
in the Bastrop grant, from the Senate, came
up. The question being on the third reading
Of the bill
Mr.. Jones, Of Louisiana, advocated it.
Mr.. Mattison called for the reading of the
report. ~.
Mr.. Letcher briefly advocated the said bill,
when it was read the third time and passed.
Mr.. Appleton reported back from the Com
mittee of Ways and Means, petition for a
new Custom House at Alexandra, Va, which.
on his motion, was referred to the Committee
on Commerce.
And then, after referring few private bills.
on motion of Mr.. Maxwell tho bill to author.
ice the sale of certain lands heretofore re.
served for military purposes, was taken from
the Speakers table and referred to the Com
mlttee on Public Lands
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IHE AsroR WILL.-The New York Supreme
Court have decided that Mrs. Largdon was
entitled to the FIRST $loo, 900 bequeathed to bor
In tho will Of the late John Jabob Astoz but
that che was not entitled to a simiiX gum
mentioned for her in the codioil of the testato,
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LABoRERs WANrED.-The PhiIadelnhia
Ledger learns from schuylkill county that one
thousand laborers could get immediate employ.
ment in that county, working in the shade
and receiving from 81 SO to So per week.
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5000 REWARD.-Rsnsway, On tire 5th inst
@IOO BOP, about II years Of age. Of "a light
chestnut color, named Joshua Holmes, little marked
With the smallpox Had on when he left a straw
hat, tla: coat and pants; has pleas mt counter
aDce quick whe spoken to !; and Is about fye feet
tw inches high. will give $50 il aker in the Dis
oet OF adjoining counties; $iC0 If taken over 100
mlieS nom nome; or 500 If taken in free stste,
and lodged In Jail SO that can get him
PHILIP MACKEY,
Jy s-lHS corner 18th and Sue, "a.
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80, ~. A p OoSrohr.-There was q perfect
Jan at oid Point on the Fourth. Ever &c.
or which landed at this fanou, MAJ. - ' ..
came freishted with hundreds Of ,,.ns.;. "
Willsrd's hotel, which is one of the l.rs... !,
not the largest hotel in the United s,a,e. ~
" dllsd to overhowing full" Over on. he =
drsd guests had to seek lodging In the bal,
roeD. EJl- , . - sr.s--s..- ...
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1Ituels "RsAf cRoP.-Ths yisld Of the
wheat harvest In Central Illinois. Il var,
abundant The Springfield Journal says tina,
it i. only with the aid Of the horsepower reap
ing RsShins, TIA. il could 10 gathered.
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A CARD-On or before the 2cth Of this mocu
a al OF our accounts win be rendered
customers cannot imagine the pleasure ss tsu
N srfting them In their purchases when they Jay
- eocn "a the bill Is presented Those that give
Uoobis % collect cannot expect 70 nee viii u
seme fayor. Therefore we respectfully request thai
I'll win come forward and pay up, on or before tk
lh Of July, without placing rs at the dissreessz
necessity Of sendtns for the amount
%2-st HALL L BRoTHU
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CHOLERA AT CISCINNArI.-Theo official re-.
port OF the Cincinnati Board Of Health for the
week ending July Sd, records forty: fve decth,
from Asiatic cholera.
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SaHA CAME to the stable of the sub
.lssss scriher on or about the 2S.h of June.
" small red cow about o years old.
,.--H,. with silt in the right ear !; her face
iess ana ta,i white. The owner is requested to
Soine !ofwafo, prove pscpsry pay charges and take
ter away. JEO. 3. RfYIE~ '"No
o.. 2Sth street, west Of q. 8. Observatory.
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~ ihe Philadelphia boats are daily taking
from four to five hundred passengers for Cane
gay 70
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Is CENT DAGUERREOTYpES.

YOUNG AMERICA IN ITS FULL BLOOM
l. Profs Stewart and Stilts are still taking those
beautiful Eectorine Daguerreotypes by the new
French process. Come one, come all. We guarantee
to suit those who may give a CALL On Peunsylvs.
MA avenue, between Oh and eth streets, over Gil
mans Drug Store.
We have two ROOMS to rent on the secoud door, at
the old Gallery CT Prof J. Woodbridge.
jy S-lt*
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EXTRA TRIPS TO THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, AND
FORT WASHINGTON,
On MONDAY and FRIDAY.

JULY 10th and 18th.
The Steamers GEO. WASH
fselsEzizzeessssEassI JUNCTION or THOS. COLLYER
will leave Washington for the above % aces On Mon
day and Friday next Leave Wa hington at and
Alexandria at ~ p m, and return to Washington
at 10 P. m.
Fare round TIP 60 cents children h.lfp
The passengers will lsnd at Fort Washington and
view the noble Fort and then psosesd to the White
House Pavilion, which will be lighted up, where
they will stsy about two hours.
Confectionery, les Cream, and Supper supplied
for thos, that wish it.
trips.
Leave the hot and dusty city, and spend q few
hours pleasantly, ,ou H!li NOT regret it.
Ccarfes VII take persons to and from the boat,
jvS-5t SAM'L GEDNRY Csnt
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~. USE HAAproN's VEGETABLE T,scrusE.-Bave
{Sa ny spepsis, Liver Complaint, Nervous DEBILITY
o-nes OF me Kidneys, any Loss of Power ana MI:
M.Ilangemsnt OF the systeml We but point Won Tn
TOE. ~ LILO unAA1 AnSIac6A-
In proof Of what we say .h,v.v "a ,.,.u ,,
"Aamptcns Vegetable Tncture. and its sf,ssts W
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uncle Ned had TO hair on the top of bis heaa.
The place where the hair ought to grow.
na. ne avea previous to the discovery of Lyons eel
GRATED hathairon, which not only preserves and
"esu'ihes' but restores the hair to any period Of
NE: Only those who will not try it, are troubled
WIN badness, dandruf, or harsh and unpleasant
49,, From the Home Ioar~al, NJ
no article ever acquired 80 rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as Lyos's KArua1Ron. To
tnose who have used 1t (snd who has mott thu re..
son obvious, as its migrating and besutifv,nv
enec's and agreeable Perfume stamp it an indispsn.
sable article Of the toilet
ooa AZ the cid price Of Is cents, in large bottles
BY all dealers, everywhere, '''
o's. BARNES, Propristor, lsl Broadway. NY
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oSt-,i ast evening, between the National Hctel
IL and Browns, large calf skin POCKET poOK
contains apers only, Of use to any BODY but the
owner. The finder Will be suitably rewarded bs
leaving them at the office Of the Nstional BoteI.
jy SIS HARRY LOVE
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~ LIVER DIsRASE.-Ca7feT's Spanish MIXTURE, q
q remedy To- Yer disease, and the number Of ior
midaoie evils connected with dsorganizsd ststa of
that organ, is unrivalled.
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources,
Of persons living in the city Of Richmond might BE-
gwen OF cures effected by Carter's Spanish Mixture
We have only room to ssssr to the extraordinary
cure OF Samuel II. Dfffker, ESQ, of the firm OF
Drinker Norris, Booksellers, Richmond, Va, Who
was cured By two bottles Of Oarter's Spesish Mix
Gnre after three years suffering from diseased liver
he says its action the blood is wonderful better
snan all the medicine he had ever taken, and cheer
fully recommends It to all.
H><See advertisements
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- a: BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner Of ID NJ
No.. a. Avenue prepared l eli ordsra for
Turning In wood, such g Eslndsr. ana v.-.,.
s Sc.oa saving sor builders, Cabinet and Ccsoh.
low prices. - s''s'' % ns0a ss
ALSO, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
- Drsvers ehslytug, o. SoGsoSm
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

m l. The stesmare GEORGE VI aeIIN0-
.ki1zs.SsaRsse Ton or i lIoHAs CoLLYER can be
chartered for public select parties 70 wilt Mount
Vernon. Fort Washington, White House Pavilion,
or any other places on the fotonrs rivet.
The scensry on the river is very handsome.
For particulars apply 90 the President OF tie Com
pauy or the Captains Of the Beats.
Schools taken st reduced prices.
JOB CoRS0N,
SAMUEL GEDNEV.
Sy 6-"m Captains.
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0sT-On the Sd Instant silk PURSE, contain
IL ing between thirty and forty dol'sns. The fac.
er win receive @ liberal reward by leaving IL at VII
iard's Hotel. jy S3t
MRS. WILLIAMS, On sth street, 1 door
NJ north Of Pa. avenue, has several large sni
well furni he'd Rooms just vacated, subtitle for fam.
lies.
Also. several Rooms, suitable for single gentle
men, which she WIN let, with or without beard
iY 6 As
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esI,Last evening, between the Patent ONCE
- ana the second toll gate, on the 7th ct road. n
package OF letters, tied With red tare Any nsrson
uhding said package will confer favor by lea linz
IL q. Mr John T. Caiiru's Drug Store, corner Of It'll
I'M IL stTeets IN a-ff
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Presi6ent,s EIoDut.aun.,

IN Presidents nj ounted Guard.
EEK Attention !-You are he: eby notified
AW to attend regular monthly meeting of
Athe corps on TUESDAY, the 18th instant.
at 8 O'Clock
As important busius is to be transacted it Ia re-
quested hat every member Y i'll BE- present.
G. STUART,
yo-Lr Rec Ser
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ANNIVERSARY EXCURSION
CT THE
NATIONAL GUARD.
On THURSDAY. Iulu Ia,h

o
rJHHK NATIONAL GUARD respectfully An, ounce
Il to their friends and the pubic geDera ly d at
they have chartered the etesmsr GEO. WASHING
TON, and will give an excursion to the WHITE
lSth, 1861. - 'uiy
The Steamer will lea-e Georgetown at I O'clock
m. washington at ~, Navy Yard at 3I%, and
soecnins az alexandria, arrive at the White House
a.. ahs company viii there disembsrk snd occury
tne Pavilion, amusing themselves In d,nein., ~
otherwi until II O'clock ct which per;od tba s,na
pany VIZ re-embark, arriving In VI sshington At
seas0nxbls hour. own "'
The company Pledge themselves to their Mind ~.
pleasant and agreeable chars cter. 'Ao "'S'
ESPUTAs BAND, with superior Cot; on ,y,.,o
has been engaged for the occasion o'''
An experienced caterer has also been n-ox;ded
Ine Alnt.ry are requested to appear ia unifcrm.
MIC 11eSsGs' admitting gentiem An and ladies, ONE
CoEz'ttce Of Arrangements
Corp Win Drew Ccro BrsYton
Corp B g Graham, Jno Gil
Hrsh Haney.
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AT guernsey, Ohio, wheat bias fallen to
one DELAY Pr bpshsl ~ ''''N "
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~ NOTICE.-The pubic are most res pect.
US fully notified tat the AMERICAN CLUB
intend giving their first Pic Eic GU Monday 24th OF
July, at Arlington spring.
Full particulars IN future advertisement
W. II. BEARDsLEY,
JyS-3t Prasidert.
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-, asv. B. g. Massn has resigned the pas.
hp o. the First BaptiH church at Peters.
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WHITE and CoIored Duek Coat,

INVITE and ColoFed Duck Coat6,
w and many ether fashionable and desirable
styles, Received this day, and selling at very 10.
prices
Also, large assortment Of white ard colcred SUM-
mer Goods In the piece, which will make 10 CT Ter
n the hes. manner, at much less thsn the usual
city pricss- WALL & STEPHENS,
next door to tins Iron Esl
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sta
~ 6-3t Intel Neus)
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LIsT OF LETTERS

Rsmainins lathe Pest oees, WdsAsasf0" Cay'O''''
: = July 3, 1854.
fOrdersato Be adrerf;sed In Ae I" EVENING star,
agreeable 70 the fo1evine section Of the Post Orc
Lac-a being tks newspaper herins fas larger one'-
iafion Of any daily paper Published in HosA'"s'on:
ssc. 5. -and be it further enacted, That the list o.
letters remaining uncalIed for in any post once ~
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shsii
be printed shall hereafter, be published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, OF
Oftener, shall hare the rgest circlIdticn within the
range OF the delivery Of said Office, 10 be decided by
the postmaster al such Office.
s~Per.ons applying letters in III. following list vi.
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ss~See advertisement.

1ae.that INDIGESTION is the parent Of q large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery diarrhoea,
CHOLERA morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated In the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, ase generated by indicestjon
alone Think OF that dyspepticsi think of it ell whe
saher rom dsordersd stomachs and If you are vii.
ling 70 be guided by advice, founaed upon expert.
German Bittcrs, prepared BY DR.. O. ID. jackson.
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invisorant
stands alone and unapprosohed We ha.e tried the
btters; and knew thst that they are excellent for
the diseases specified above. For sale By dealers IL
medicine everyvhere. an
~ Joe shfllington receives all the Nrw
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good az
sortmen of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, cdeon Building, corner of4 4 street and Penn.
sylvalia avenue. an, 10