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The OCCUPATION OF MoLDAvIA.-Tbe Sharp.
sighted and plain spoken Lloyd, of Vienna,
thus speaks of the present state of contiuen-
tai affairs in connection with the war:
"I In case an Austrian army were to occupy
MOldavia and Wallachia while amicable re.
lations still subsist between the Courts of vi.
emma and St. Petersburgh, gratuitous service
would be rendered to the latter by such a
measure. The contested territory would be
left to the protection of neutral Power A
Turkish army would not be able to take I'D a
position on the banks of the Pruth An armed
mediator would stand between the troops of
the Western Powers and those of Russia, and
would prevent their collision in the Danubian
plains.
'Thus a dc tacto truce would be established
at the most important seat of war. If a posi-.
bi!ity of peace should still exist, this measure
might induce its advent. No doubt can pre-
vail either in st. Petersburg or elsewhere that
the determination of Austria to occupy the
Danubian Principalities was made with a view
to peace; and that it is at the same time the
last step that can be taken for preventing a
general war. The fact that England and
France have advised the Porte to allow the
Danubian provinces to be occupied by Pow
or as yet neutral, who would separate their
enemy from them, proves that the Western
Powers have no wish to recoil from nm honor
able and secure peace. The decisive resolu-
ton, however, must be taken at St. Peters
burg
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and 200 cavalry 0'Dennell il reported to
have now with him about 5000 men, Of whom
not fewer than 600 are cavslry- They are
in hopes of an outbreak in Madrid.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II the British House Of Lords, on the 18th,
the Bishop of Oxford called the attention OF
the Government to the fact that the first effect
of the deliverance of the Circassian Coast from
Russian dominion, were the active revival OF
the slave trade in girls for the market OF Con.
stantinople. The Earl Clarendon explained
the difficulties that lie in the way Of extin'
gushing this custom. Ho also stated that
Schmayl is opposed to the trad in Circassians
and that the present being a favorite oppor-
tunity, all that can be done for its suppression
will be done by the British Government In
the House of Commons Lord John Russell
stated, in answer to question, that an efec'
tive blockade of the mouths OF the Danube is
established; with respect to the blockade of
the sea of Azof, and the intermediate ports of
the Black Sea, some doubt had arisen as to it,
being quite in conformity with the law of ma
tons, anu the subject had been remitted to the
Courts of Paris, London and Constantinople
the result will soon be declared. A strict
blockal e Of Archangel and other ports of the
White Sea, commencing on the LIST of August
1t is notified that the Sultan ill visit Omel
Pasha's headquarters, and afterwards proceed
to Silistria to distribute rewards to the brave
defenders of that fortress.
ADD l-Kader has written the following let
ter to 0mer Pasha. 1t is dated from Broussa
the 10Th of June:
"My Very Dear Brother:-The gates OF
Paradise opened themselves for me when
spoke with the Only Prophet, in a dream, Oh
the eve of the LIST Ramadan. heard all the
great and holy souls who repose on Abraham.
bosom proclaim your name with shouts of joy
and saw a halo Of glory spread around ,ht
name. God is with you, my brother. Where
ever you 60, glory and victory will attend you
Garry off the camps of your enemies! Bless
ings accompany you. May the enemy fly be-
fore you like jackalls, and our children's chill
dren glorify your name. Forward, and draw
not back! The Prophet wills it. The day o.
expiation hes arrived for the giaous of Mos
COW. My blessings on you, my brother.
ABD-EL-KApKR."
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SILVER TEA WARE.

ON PLATED WHITE EETAL-we have just
" eceived extensive ortment Of Tee " sre,
Silver Plate on White Metal, n ade by James Dixon
4 Son, Sheffield, lately imported from England,
comprising every newest and richest pattern manu-.
featured.
Alsc, lsi &c assortment Of Silver Plate Waiter,
If sll sizes some Of the largest manufacture 4.
Lsrgs assortment OF Castor Liquor Stands, plated
On German silver.
Tea Kettles, Coffee Urns. Water Pitchers, single
Tea and Coffee Pots, Wine Coolers, Vegetable
thes.
Dinner, Dessert. and les Spoons OF every % tern
Fish Knives ard Forks, Salt Cellars. Sa and n us
tard Spoons, Cake BasE etc, Bresd dishes, and .
erge variety Ct other plated articles for family use
The above articles manufactured TO order and
warranted In quality.
Prices invariably low, quality indis outable.
T. BASTIANRLLI CO.'S,
jy2T-3t Under Browns Hotel.
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SPIRIT OF TIKI MORNING pRrsa


Tho I"teilissneer rejoices over the rstifea
ton OF the Russian treaty, and urges the en-
actncns of tie bill to pay the creditors Of the
ex-Republis Of Texes in full out of the Treas
ury Of the United States.
Tho Union defends the last Democratic
National Convention against a charge of the
bren'ne Post, that when they (the last Dem.
ocratio National convention) accepted and ap
proved portion Of tn, resolutions of '9S and
'99, that result was brought about in order to
commit the Democratic party to tho principle
Of notification, and that certain secession lea
ders effected it to prepare the way for dissolu
ton Of the Union. Arguing to show that the
Committee On Resolutions, by an ove-whelm-
ing msjority, refused to give any such reading
as the Post alleges, the organ says that
during the sitting Of the committee on
resolutions ut the last n ational Convention of
the Democratic party at Baltimore, TIL COM
Mitiee by a very decided vote, refused to place
any such construction as ia ncw placed upou
ths resolution by such enemies Of tho Union
as are represented by the Post A very able
osbate took place in the committee at the time:
one or two members contending that tho prin-
ciple of secession was maintained in q portion
of the resolutions Of '9S and '99, but the over.
wheining majority taking the grounds that
the . obvious meaning and import of those
Resolutions contemplated no such contingency
"a dissolution and secession, bat that in adopt
ing aud endorsing them the democratic party
was called upon to recognise them only in the
sense in which they hare always been under
stood and practised by the fathers and frame,
Of the constitution itself -
The Sentinel explains and defends the bonn
hsrdment of San Juan.
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~ PRIsKRvE Your uAR--It Ii a melancholy
and startling fact that quite . large class Of the
America n people are bald aid that TO st early
age and 1t becomes those afflicted to pause and
anime the causes OF Badness and then, the Teneoy
" Encrson's American Hair Restorative" stands un.
rivalled for that purpose 1t IL Iudiau PREF ara
ton prepared purely on tbs scientific principles OF
the he'd Man, snd wbe ever bald he,ded In
disni such thin z has never been known.
See circulars, to b had Of Druggists, giving par
t!culsrs.
Price 81, In large bottles.
Sold in Washington and Georgetown d. c., by all
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States a I'd Canatas.
ID. GILMAN, Wholesale aud General Agent
Washington, d. c.
c. &. FISHER co. prcprietors,
No. 81 Superior Street, Cler-lsn4, o
nv l3-2m
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~ LIvER DISEASE -CIy.eT's epGntsh k.sttre, NJ
remedy foe Yer disesse, and the number OF .oI.
m'daole evils conpec'et With disor-sniEed ST. =
that orssn is unriysled.
Hundreds az csrtihcat froui the highest sources
Of persons ivinr i, the city Of Richmond, might b.
given Of effected by Carriers spsrisA Mixture
We have only room TO refer 10 the exirsoTiiuA.y
cure IF Samuel NJ. DrinSer, ESQ OF The Grrn O
Drinker Norris, booksellers, Richmond, Va, ~Sc
was cured by two bottles of Carriers S;anish Mix
tire, After three years suffering from d:sessed liver
De saws its action .he blood is wonderfrl bette,
than all tie medicine he had ever taken, snd cheer
fully recommends it to al.
t-sSee advertisement
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ms -rEsEosooPs-This beautiful instrument
and Wonderful as bsautiful-has been seized upon
by The ia suerreotypists, simplifed and put before
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF it to Daguerreoype pictures " Is hard
ng is the result produced The object of vision seen
through the siereoscope IL no longer picture; II
has all tho linesnents and pecalisrities and pres
snce OF the living subject, only less in size. The
completeness with which this is done must be seen
TO be believed. The emily place that we know Of in
the city where stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured is WhIfEaURsr's, On Pennsylvsnia avenue.
Tho world Is indebted to Professor WHHATsrosE for
this BEAUTIFUL invention which eQuais, "a fact, what
We only res+i o. in the fabulous miracles Of Frisf
Bacon.
The beautiful Dsguerreotypes described above,
La s.onue lesr AZ street.
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STEAM PACKET LINE TO
HARnERs sTsIk FERRE.

THE Canal Steamer Congress ha-ipc been thor.
4 oueniy repsired, and put in fir t rate order is
now resdy to resume her regular trips for the trans
portaoon Of passengers and light freight betve@ n
Georgetown and thu above named point, ON the
most pleasing terms. '1'
Inc Boat will leave the wharf of W. II. Hitter for
Harp-r's Ferry. on every Monday, Wednessay ana Nd
friosy mornings, ct O'clock. and Hsrpere Ferry
lor GEORGETOWN, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sst
uIdaIs at the same hour stepping at The difiereta
anongs along the line, for the reception and land
. fassage through either way 81 Shorter distsnes
Of travel. BRRNARn pTpSrI ~ Atno
u 3S-dlR @'SN' e~p'
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

T'RAVELERs going 70 or returning from wash.
L instcn, are respectfully Informed that excellent
Accomw odstions are provided at the Washington
Branch Railroad Depot, in the way of Lunch, Brsak.
Isst, dinner or Supper Also, Confectionariss, Ice
leaving in the early trains, will ni it quite conve
MEET TO breakfast or enjoy delicious Gun of hot
conee Adjoining ths ladies' parlor is aGies' ordi-
nary, ntted up expressly for their accommodation,
where every attention will be afforded them Prices
extremely moderate and sha Re OF public patronage
solicited. MRS. JULIA A TARLrON
jy 2S-tf
B.-Sou.hsrn travellers On their arrival in the
O'Clock q. m train will have ample tine to break.
fast before leaving for thu hoat
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n We are daily receiving requests by
letter, to mail 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 BE-
complied With, as We mail nc papers not paid
LOT IN advance This Is an imperative rule in
the Sfs' Office. Oar patrons will therefore
please take notice that if they dssirs the Sta,
oy mall, they should send with their orders.
payment at the rate of 33i cents per month.
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~ From the publishers we have received
the August number of Putnam's Magazine. 1,
is embellished with handsome steel engrav.
ing, and contains a number of excellent arti.
Giles, among which we notice one on the Smith.
sonian Institution
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~ THOSE IN WANT OF READf-shDE CloIh'NS
should, before purchasing ei'ewherr. call at Noah
Walker Co.'S Msrble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they will fud materials 6f all kinds, coiofs'
and qualities ma lie up in the most approved stylss
and Mt rices which cannot fail {, induce them u
purchase They have just received an sdditions'
large supply Of those beautiful aud well med. Duck
Drilling Goats, which have no comparison in this
market TSeir stock is well Kept Up, insisting OF
everything belonging 10 a gNn.isu a1's wardrobe,
togelher with o. : nd serysnts' cloth ng.
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PURE SODA WATER

SfLVES1EfS SODA FOUNTAINS
corner OF Ilth street and Pennsylvania avenue
lSWANS PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
II uire CARB0NATED sODA WATER DRAW
FkoH STONE FOUNTAINS, Gcy oold,) may bs
qusfd In copious righteousness, are now in Sc
i've operation, illustrating, by q daily incresttnS
patronage, the just appreciation Of its suney;or ms
oicinsi properties, tnd more agreeable and pa a, .b,
QUALITIES, to the insipd, common, hurtful csrbopc
Ac'o Gas generated IN copper fountains (yclept Sod
Water) and under that assumed coguonen din.er .e
to confiding and unsuspectlng public
jY 25-dlms
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STORM ON THE CHEsAPEAKE.-A violent
storm occurred in the lower part of the Ches-
apeake Bay on Wednesday night. The wind
blew perfect hurricane, accompanied with
rain and thunder and lightning. So severe
was the storm that all the small craft ran into
the first harbor in their course to avoid the
impending destruction. The steamboat North
Carolina, Of the Norfolk line, was overtaken
by the storm, and weathered it nobly
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ANSPLxNprD PIcrUREs-Thoee Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail to pay a visit to Plumbs Rooms On
the Avenue. He has exhibition there some choice
specimens of the new art Of DdSp,rreo.ypiae IN OIL
which fer beauty and excellence incom parable.
There ia portrait executed, In this last style, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit the
artift, every linesment thereof giving Eslike ex-
preston Mr. Plumbe is reckoned among the arst
daguerrean artist of our time Ear 81
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GRAND UNION
e < G U r g I O II

(F5T eOlored Persona
ON TUESDAY. AUGUST list, 1854,
TO AQUA CREEK.
LINN The fine and commodIous Steamer
HEfd&6a1o GEORGE PAGE will leave Pages
WhaIf, N HshIngton, at O'Clock p. m touching a.
Alexandria, en- route for Aqua Creek. fpe op-
portunity will be given TO all to view the scenery
OF the Potion
The splendid Brass Rsnd of Color, OF Georgetown,
will be la attendance
Fefreshmepts en- board, extra. Dinner 80 cts
Tickets so cents.
Three large Onnibussee will leave corner It'll e.
and Pa. svenua at O'Clock. Fare 81 cent? going:
12lx cents returning at night
Managers:
VIM Peterborough, Bcown,
SO trown, NJ Brown,
X Fr0wn, Clarke,
siums, c johnson,
Vim Tunny, VIM Norris.
&r- permit has bee1 procured whereby every
perton may lass who has the password, unmolested
y the polce-if peacable-aId which word will be
given then on bosrd the brat. Nv 27-2ls
NOR HIkE-An excellent colored BOY, O slave.
Il He is from the country and is accustomed 70
horses and farm work generally. For terms apply
to JN0. WATERS,
General Agent and Collector,
K, between 10th and 11th streets.
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TEETL EMEN's EurnIshtne Goods
" OF Test qualities and at New York Iri,es -We
Would invite the attention OF purct asers generally
70 our spler did assortment Of
White AID CO ored shirts
SIX, gsuzs, merino. and cotton UndershIr
Linen nd cotton Druwers
Crsvsts, Ties, Hdkfs, Scsrfs
Gloves, Collars, Hosiery, &c.
Making the m"st complete variety Of fine goods a.
moderate prices, &c be found In the city
WALL & STEPHENS
Nett DOR to the I-cn Hsll
Pa. avenue, between 9th end 10th ST. ,
Also, three 5oo,s east Of the National Hot 4.
IN l5-3t
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CoLoNIzATIoN.-The Virginia Colonization
lists notice the fact that the heirs of a gentle
man Of Virginia, lately deceased, wish in com
plianoe with the wishes of their testator te
send 4S negroes to Liberia in November. Thess
people will not be freed unless money for thei,
transportation can be raised from private do
nations. They are appraised at S25, 900.
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GROCERIES.

HAVING purchased Of C. w. Cole5an o.,
III toeir large stock II Groceries and Liquors, 4
offer 10 my friends I'd the public great inducements
and pl-dg' thst personal efforts s6a!l be exerted
to meiit their custom.
Country protnce received In exchange for grocer
les, at CO oh prices.
jy21- It FAYF1TE T. MILBOURN.
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THE NEWS By THE AFRICA.
I,IIunHrn nHnn

The foreign mails by the steamship Africa
have reached this city. We have Liverpool
papers of the 18th ;nst., and London papers Of
the 18th. We resume our summary of the
news by this steamer
FRANCE.
The Emperor arrived at Boulogne on the
18th. Thore was no public reception. On ar
rival he reviewed the troops, and issued the
following
PROCLAMATION TO TIE ARMY.
"SoLDIERs! Russia having forced US to a
war, France has armed 500, 600 of her children
England has called out q considerable number
OF troops. To-day our troops and armies,
united Tor the same cause, dominate in the
Baltic as vol as in the Black Sea. I have
selected you to be the first to carry our eagles
to those regions Of the north. English vessels
will convey you there-a unique fact in history,
which proves the intimate alliance of the two
great nations, and the firm resolution Of the
two Governments not to abstain from any
sacrifice TO defend the right Of the weak, the
liberty of Europe, and the national honor.
SEQ, my children! Attentive Europe,
openly or secretly, offers up vows for your tri-
umph; our country, proud Of a struggle which
only threatens the aggressor, accompanies you
with its ardent vows; and l., whom impervi-
Gus duties retain still distant from the scene OF
events, shall have my eyes upon you. shall
be able to say, They are worthy sons of the
conquersrs of Austerlitz, of Eylau u, of Fried
land, aud of MoskOwa.'
90! May God protect you!
"NAPoLEoS."
Long and continued shouts of s:Vivs Fem
pereur" followed the reading Of this address
The English ships-of-war are anchored in Ca
lais Roads. The embarkation will not take
place until the Goth of July, previous to which
the whole force will be again reviewed by
Napoleon. The Emperor resides at the Hotel
du Nord. He is not accompanied by the En-
press.
SPAIN.
PROGRESS OF THE INSURRECTIoy
The Paris Moniteur publishes dispatch
from Madrid of the 11th July, according to
which Madrid was quiet at that date. The
ranks were rapidly thinning by desertion, and
the royal troops were hemming them in Gen
Serrano, who had joined the insurgents, did
not succeed in carrying with him any Of the
soldiery. Government troops from the north
were rapidly advancing toward Madrid. The
Governors Of Seville and Granada had taken
the field in favor of the Government with all
their disposabie force. On the 18th, body of
the insurgents left Tenbleque for Alcazar de
San Juan, retreating in the direction of Anda-
Iusia.
Accounts brought to Madrid by parties fa-
vorable to the insurgents say that the rising in
Valencia is formidable especially at Segorbe.
Gen. Serrano, on joining O'Dennsll made an
address to the troops which was received with
enthusiasm. He brought with him to tho in
su1gent ranks but q mall force Of infantry,
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25 CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.

'INHE great New York Picture Gallery has falleu
L into the HANDS of Prof Stewart who Is taking
thos. beautiful DsguerreotypeS for the low sum of
70 cent?. Nov is the time, while tie weather Ia
pleasant; FOR the new French pre- il sll the 60
fo- hy taking pictures, beautifully co.ofet
ana finished for IS cents
Gallery in Pa. avenue, betwee 9th aud 7th ets
over Gi.Mans Drug Store, AZ the old vtaud Of j. j.
Woodbridge.
have two rooms to rent or I'd floor
is 2,--SLE
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any contingency. On the final and satisfac-
tory adjustment of an account, certificate to
that effect from the proper officer is sufficient
for the sureties
New American Charges From what is said
just now among the leading Democratic mem
bers Of Congress, we have come to the conclu-
sion that yesterday, or on the day before, the
President rendered to Col. Jno. II. Wheeler,
of North Carolina: the Chargeship to Nicara-
qua, and to - Marlin, of Nashville, Ter
nessee, editor of the Union, of that city, the
post of Charge to Guatemala. As it is hardly
to be presumed that either will refuse such Of
fees, these appointments may fairly be con-
sidered as made.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 9th of July,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous souroes.......... $3.50 SIS
For the War Department. ....... 14.076 Is
For the Navy Department.. ....... 13,450 16
For tho Interior Department. 49,. go OF
For entering on the Treasury books
by warrants appropriations for
the Interior Department. ...... 9,742 81
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QS REWA8D.-StIayed from the subscriber
cOC on the 18th inst, light brown Cow. white c
legs iauks and forehead trumpled horns on which
l. brsnde5 j. IL. Jauaey z Co Had q black leatb er
collar, with my IN brass take The above re
ward will be paid OF deli, cry Of said to Mr. W.
Douglass, III, north side, between 4th and 5th ST.
OF 10 {. Cats, Esq, Alexandria, Va.
jy 26-3t* FRANCIS HANNA
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~ should be unsuersalty knoxn-for its strictly
oue.-that indigestion Is the parent Of large pro
Poruon OF the fatal diseases. Dysentsry, disrrhoes
S S:a morbus, liver complaint, and many other
useSses enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
alone Think Of that dyspepticsi think Of it I'll who
suner from disordered stomachs and II you are Win.
ing to be guided by advice, founoed upon expert.
German Bittsrs, prepared by Or. &. n. JaeS.sn
which, es an alternative, curative, and inviRorent
stands alone and unapproached. We have tried the
Bitters; and knew that that they are excellent FOR
medicine s7sryxhsre. m
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IMPORTANT FROM VENEzUELA.-By an arr j.
val at New York, VIC learn that revolution
airy movement had taken place at Villa de
Coro, in favor Of Gen. Paez. who is in exile,
and it was thought that the revolution would
be successful. General Juan Garseo has com.
mand of 200 men of the revolutionary party.
The government troops number only 300 men.
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Mrsrc FROM ELLIs.-John 2. Ellis has sent
n the following pieces Of music: "Desriy do
Love Thee" "How Softly on the Bruised
Heart" 1--WE Have Parted not in Anger, and
"Leys Sally" ~ saag By Hauy LHaf,
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~ USE BAMP1cNs VEGETABLE TINCTUBE.-HaTt
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases of the Kidneys. any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the .ystemf We but point you tc
the thousands who have used the GREar INvIdoRA-
TOR
In proof of what we say above, We refer you Il
t'Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture," and its effects
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MADAME CLINTON.

reNHE NATURAL CLAIRyOYANT AND WONDER
Il OF THE AGE.-Tls creates; Fortune Teller in
the world respectfully informs the ladies and gen.
temen @ Washington that she has taken rooms at
Mrs. Robinsons, la. avenue, between LIST and "a
SITS, where she he consulted in the past present
end future events of life, love, courtship, marriage
law suits, &c. Having travelled through Europe aad
tire the United States che challenges tie world to
produce her equsl. Ladies so cts Gents 81
iy :6--lVE