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FROM JAPAN "A friend (says the N. Y.
Commercially has placed in our hands some
extracts from private letter dated UNITED
States ship Macedonian, near Yedo," written
in sailors free andeasy style. We Gull some
items of interest:
March 1.-THE people here are much
finer looking than the Chinese. They dress
better and are more clearly in their appear
ance. They greet us cordially, and are plea
SAINT and lively, and rather fond of our wines
Gentlemen OF upper-tendom all Wear two
swords.
s'On our passage down the Loo Choo the
Macedonian went on q rock, and had there
the ship. We were going at about six knots
an hour, In cold rain storm, and struck on a
coral reef. We remained there twenty six
hours, and only got off after throwing over
board much shot and Goals.
We find the Japanese to be great farmers
and good mechanics. I have examined some
Of their work: 1t is very good, and they Learn
anything quickly. But they are far behind
the tunes with respect to their boats, both in
"April 3.-We had quite an excitement in
the squadron the other day. One Of the cooks
found what he supposed to be gold, in the
crop OF duck he was preparing for the table
Alas for his hopes, the special deposit proved
to be only copper
:" Our new friends need no lessons in the art
Of trading. They charge US seventy five cents
for chicken. Some of our men paid them in
gold coin; They are a shrewd, cunning peo-
pie, and they will show it before long. They
are very active, as you would have said, had
you seen them leap and run when the young
locomotive uttered its first scream.
"SOme Of the presents thew have sent To the
United States are very beautiful"
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

Inc Union mourns, asit were, over the poll.
ucai condition of New York. The truth il
the recent silly action in Tammany Hall rela
i've to the appointment Of John McKeon to b.
District Attorney in New York, has made the
editor sea sick, apparently Six months and
more ago, We took occasion to explain that poll
ocal affairs In that State had ont ani;-.Ix ;r.O
me hanos OF ONCE seekers. This is the case
with the concerns Of both parties. 1t is there.
fore not wonderful that the ,>-roads and o,o,
shop oracles OftneEmpire State assume to them.
selves sort Of appellate confirm atory power ON
the Presidents nominations and the confirma
lions Of the Z. S. Senate. We will venture 10
affirm that every mothers son of the Nan
fork City General Committee in Tammsnv
Hall at this time, is either an Office holder has
been one not long since, or was or is an Office
seeker We need not argue to prove the in
jury to the political morals and future of the
country, so rapidly growing out of the promi-
nent interference of seekers after small Offices
In public affairs; as the fact is admitted by all
Ihe reputation of the appointment of McKeop
by these people, is just what might have been
expected. as the result there of any apno;nt-
ment which might fail to promise to strengthen
the particular faction of "the party that
Tor the noncs, happens-through the most lib
'ersI expenditure for shocking bad whiskey
and IN the shape Of ''ssnf, for the boys''-to
have the upperhand in Tammaay.
The Inteiltgeneer chronicles various anti
Nebraska democratic demonstrations. OF the
present aspect of Wing affairs the editor. say
The presses Of all section. are teeming
WIN sPecuiations on the new phases and COM
oinauons which recent events may q We to their
respective parties A few of our presses,
amazed and indignant that the repeal of the
slavery compromise of 1920 should have in
censed the Wings as we'll as the Democrats of
the North, and regardless of all its common
principles and purposes and its great conser
Ea'lye mission, are for forthwith dissolyinp the
party We have heretofore briefly notices.
TINS notion OF a political fslo d. Sc. and trust
mat rejection and more hopeful views will
gradually dispel the gloomy idea In the mean
une We recommend to our desponding friends
IN virginia the annexed couple of paragraphs
wnlcn we have just met with from opposite
points OF the UniOn-one being from Texas, the
other from Boston,
The Sentinel urges an increase of the ARMY
and relief for our Naval officers and men
stationed on the Pacific side. The came paper
also contains long letter from Ex-Governor,
Ae;c-lfe, Of Ky, to Senator Atchison in favor
Of the Nebraska bill-the repeal Of the Mis-
sour compromise included, of course
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~ Liver DIsIAsE-CaTters Spdnish MItsre, ~
remedy fos LIVER disease, and the number of ior
mdable evils connected with disorganissd state Of
that organ, is unrivslled. ..-
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources,
Of persons living in the city of Richmond, might be
given OF cures effected by CsrtsRs Spanish Mixture
We have only room to refer to the extraordinary
cure Of Samuel NJ. Drinker, Esq, Of the firm OF
Drinker Norris, Booksellers, Richmond, Va, VITO
was cured by two bottles of Carter's Spanish Mix
ture, after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says lis action the blood IL wonderful, better
than all the medicine he had ever TAKEN and cheer
fully recommends it to all.
= I. HSee Advertisements
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elf the premises be hollow.
The conclusion will not Il low,


The conclusion will not tlow!!'
In your first communication you assumed state
of facts which did not exist and thereupon built W
q sophistical argument, which or course toppled
the iron pen truth. .he effort IN your last letter
to convict me of Inconsistency, is equally Illogical
and unsuccessful. If you will reperuse my com
munication you will PERCEIVE that whilst express
the opinion that our efuston is unworthy of a re-
ply from Mr. Radcliffe, do not attempt to aralyzs
aud refute the points you make, but simply state
the naked ia is in the case Offset to your un
warrantabls assumptions But, even viewing my
follow, that because deemed your sertious un
worthy of reply from Mr.. Radcliffe there ore they
were unworthy Of reply from me? May not ore
friend very appropriately say of tier that which,
garded as inexcusably egotisticali AMI did not
say Ct Daniel Ratclif that which, though contro-
vertibly true would have come with very bad grace
from himself As 10 your inquiry when L became
his agent, or by what su' hority wrote, have to
remark that ever lover OF justice should be will.
ing agent In the prop agation of truth, and that
am aware Of no better authority than truth itself
for such agency. Besides, my personal relations
with Mr. Radcliffe fully justified me in virdicatipg
him from an unjust charg- which had heen indus
triously circulated among that class of the commu
nifty Of whom he had ever been an able ,efender and
generous friend The idea that supposed Mr.
Rat l.fe unable to raise his voice In his own de-
fence, il too silly to be entertained for moment
b"yond the walls of an insane asylum, and there
FIRE needs no comment. Your belief that nv in
t-rference was rnthankfu ard uncaled for )" is per
NIT me to say, very grstutous belief ve.y inele-
santly expressed That you were "rerf. city sober
AID 10 your room" when you wrote your first letter
L never doubted; and therefore il was wholly unre
cessary to tell that you WERE Whether you said
anythng to "disparage the name OF Mr. atcliffe,"
leave the readsrs of your first communication to
j.dge, resp ctfully referring you at the same TIM,
70 careful rersai:ng of It for affirmative proof
Thai you love Ireland and America too, 1 am hap
py to hear; for they are both worthy OF your warm
est affections, and Of those of every true republican
heart That you ''credit my stat ment am pl. ase
70 learn for it's strictly true. That you done
las well as MYSELF viii, no d"u' t. be gratifyir
news to the readers OF the STR, sho, like senfibe
peope, take no interest In personal controver, les
Aud no|, in Coz clusion, let agree that Mr. Rat
c!ie shall be permitted to fight his forensic battles
in his OWE style, among the
" Black spirits and lphtte
Blue spirits and gray"
that hover around the Criminal Court room
Respectfully, 2. McNERHlNY.
WAHISGToN, July H. 1854. LIS
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Y We are daily receiving requests BY
letter TO mail the Star to city subscribers and
others Tor 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 no papers not paid
Tor IN advance. This is an imperative rule in
'As Star ONCE. Our patrons will therefore
please take notice that if they desire the Stau
oy mail, they should send with their orders
payment at the rate of 333 cents mar month
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- pxnllys Yous Hxn.-zft is . melancholy
and startling fhct that quite large class Of tbs
America people are bald, and that too at an early
age and 1t becomes fhes a1licfed to pause and ex
anime the causes 81 Balances snd then the remedy
Emerson's AmeySeun Hair Restoratire" stands IN
risalled tor that purpose. It b an Indian prepsrs
ton prppared purely on the scientific principles of
the Red Man, and Whe ever sssn 3 bald headed In
dan! such 9 thing has never ban known.
See circularh to b had Of Druggists, giving par
Hculars. e
Prio q, IN large bottlee.
Sold IN Warrington end Gecsetown D. c., by all
the principal Druggists and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canaias.
2 d. GILMAN. Wholesale and General Agent
Washington, d. G.
* Q. =. FISHER & 90. proprieters,
No. A Superior Street, Clevelans, c.
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No. II Superior Street, Clevelans, {
Nv 6-3mos 49,

A0-f should DC u7irersdUy kno,cn-for its strictly
nue-that indigestion Is the pareu. of n large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases Dysentery, disrrhoea
cholsfa morbus, liver complaint, ana many other
diseases enmerated b the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by indigsptioa
alone Think Of that dyspeptcsi think Of it all whe
suffer from disordered gtomachs, and II you are VII
ling to be guided by sdyice, founded upon expert.
enoe, resort at once don't delay day. to Hoofand.
which, as an Alternative, curstive, and invsoraat.
stands alone and unspproached. We have tired tire
Bitters; and knew that that they Are client fol
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers In
medicine everywhere. ap8
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aeSpIKNDD PICTUREs-Thoeeof our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fail to pay visit to Pinmb's Rooms Oh
the Avenue. He has on exhibition there some choice
specimens Of the new art Of Dagu rreotyping in OIL
which for beauty and excellence are Incompatible.
There is portrait executed, In this last STYLE Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit the
artist, every liaeamsnt thereof giving Helke ex-
preston. Mr. plumbe Is reckoned among the frs'
Daguerrean artist Of our time. war 90
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''Uncle Ned had no hair ON Il Q top of bis head.
In the place where the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery of LYONS eel
bratsd Kathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period Of
life. Only those who viii not try it, are troubled
with badness, dandruff, or harsh and unpleasant
hair.
From, the Home Journal, ny
mo article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYoN's KArHaRoN. To
those who have used 1t land who has mott tho rea.
son is obvious, as Its invigorating and besutfyn0
Effects and agreeable Perfume, stamp It an indspen
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of Is cents, in large bottlss
by all dealers, everywhere.
DIS. BARNES. Proprietor. 1sl Brosdv.y.N.Y.
~ most beautiful, choice, and varisd a,sort
been opened by Noah walker Co. 81
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
Our citizens, as well as strangers, should. nv oil
means give them trial, as their goods are made up
Their stock consists Of full dress and business smts
hne black and colored Cloth frock and dress Goats
rich Vestngs, &c, with selection of Furnish;ns
aGoaS not surpassed IN the city for beauty and style
Boys and Youths Department. fN '" VAC
Their prices are uniformly low and "a nav =.
ana ALL Call on them before purchasing elsewhere.
TH. sTlRiosooPl-This beautiful inst,umant-
and wonderful ss beautiful-has been seized upon
oy the Dagusrrsetypists, snplihed, and put before
.ne Puoiic for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF 1t to Dsguerreoype pictures II is hs
to restrain ones warmest enthusiasm, go aston;sh
ing Is tho result produced. The object Of vision see
tnrough the stegeoaoppe is no longer picture: il
has all the neansns, and pecaliarities, and pres.
enoe OF the living subject, only less in si.e. The
completeness With Which this is done must be seen
70 be believed The iply place that we know of in
the city where sterS&copic Daguerreotypes can be
procured is WH1fEHuSaps, on Pennsyiv:nis aysnus
The world is indebted TO Professor WHIArsrorr fo1
this BEAUTIFUL tnventn, which equals IN fact, vhs.
We only read Of In tbs fabulous miracles Of MA,
The beautiful Daguerrsotypes described aboye
are daily sold at WmfEHURsf's GALLERY, Pennsylyt
mia avenue near ~ street.
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ELECTROLMAGNETISAf

GREAT MEDICAL AGENT-DR DIVTnSoU
~ nas relieved, and Is treating with unparallsIed
success, those diseases which have been abandoned
py other physicians, with the Electro Magnetic Ma
enine, socn as Asthma, Bronchial Affections Oon-
xuisions, Erysipelas, Cutaneous Diseases spssms.
spinal Affections, Rheumatism, Paralysis, St. Vitus'
Dance Palpita ton Of the Heart Epilepsy and many
other diseases not necessary to mention.
Residence on Queen, between Fairfax and R,v.,
streets, Alexandria. Va '~
n. B-A fair trial is all we ask. Our ust,,n,s
VIII trumpet far and near this great Medical GENT
0"o WIN "o" U.s. Jy ll-lms
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SUMNER CLOTHING.

T. kNTLEMEN wishing to supply themselves with
" Summer Clothing, man ufsetured to nss.mra
OF the finest and best fabrics are invited to examine
our PR sent assortment Of seasonable Goods. which
We are now selling of at very reduced prices'
=, Also, large and fine assortment Of Ready.msde
Clothing for gentlemen and boys
WALL STEPHENS
Next door to the Iron Han
Pa avenue, between eth and 10Th cts.
jy M-3t ~ 0"'
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WE HAVE JUST OPENEDtxo =.

WYE HAVE JUST OPENED two cass,
w ofInstruments, containing IL dexsn French
Accordeons, Of all patterns and at all prices.
Also, three doEsn common Guitars at a. Com
mon Flies at 1SA. Common Flutes at IS Toeether
ments of every kind. ''''
New Music received semiweekly
Elements OF Muse at sight, by Martha Richard.
son, Just received at the Music Depot
~ IL HILBUS ITTZ
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A CfSTEsARIAN.-Captain Williamson, Q
free man Of color, died in Charleston, on III,
7th Infant. at the extraordinary age Of one
hundred and thirteen years. His wife, owe,
so years Of age, survives. -5.-.'-.t
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e A clock factory of the Ansonia Com
pany, at New Haven, has been destroyed by
fire, causing loss of SlOO, 900.
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IL Mr. johnson, the we'll known proprietor
= OF ,hs United statss Hotel, New York, died in
ia that city, on t. ssday last. --i
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~ The fare from Cincinnati TO ST. Louis,
meals and state roomsipeiudsd. has been re-
ducsd to one dollar - ~ ,.-.----.-.-...1 .
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THE Suspicious ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times,
under date of June p, writes as follows:
Austria hay be sipgIe-minded and a. in
nocent as Desdemona, but her words and her
acts are watched with the jealous vigilance o!
IN O'hello; and the best disposed, while no
ping that she ia honest, do not feel conviction
IN their hearts These doubts have revived
since the news of the approaching OCCUPATION
of Wallachia by an Austrian army, the retrea,
from the same territories of the Russians, and
the reported cause of that retr eat-compliance
with the summons Of Austria The question i.
asked, what will Austria do when she occupies
the Principalities? Will she consider the evac.
uation by Russia as a sufficient fultillment of
her demands on that power, and as a total re-
lease from the obligation imposed on herself
by the Quadruple Treaty? Will she limit
her views to the mere evacuation of the OFT
man territory, and declare that she is satisfied
VI will she take advantage Of her new posi-
ton, and insist upon such a settlement of the
quarrel as will leave Russia in the same posi-
ZION as before the crossing Of the Pruth 1t
Is not probable, nor indeed possible that Eng
land and France will consider the mere eyacua.
ton as sufficient satisfaction for the Outrage
that has been perpetrated, and the results hal
have followed from it. Viii Austria turn from
them at such point; or will she avail herself
of her occupation to weigh on the allies of the
Porte? And if these still refuse, will she de-
clare herself ON the side of Russia? These
are questions that are asked by every one YOU
talk with on the subject. No one can give a
satisfactory answer; and from all that / per.
:elve the absolute compliance of Russia With
the Austrian summons-if the evacuation ia
attributable to it even os,ensi bly-would be-
rather disappointment than anything else -
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je 2S-2,
SEA RATUTNG

NHESAPEAKE HALL. u.mn,or -
~ Va, will be reopened on THURSDAY. Is3
June, and the proprietor having aid, lsroc ~
cImmooious Hsuse, Bali hoou", Bowling AIpya &C.
pledges himself to make every sfyor r. 10 rand, 80
stay OF visitors pleasant and agreeable. 49,
!o advantages for BATHING or SEA 1TR .r~
not surpassed By any other Watering plsoe sad he
~ Boats. Fishing Tackle, Sc. "a ,apd,,s., o.,
visitors. A0sheS of
Board per day..................
L. 10
I.''''.''..'-''........ IS CO
s.''.'''- 90 %
NJ, Soafen ana shvsnts under y eaf OF see, hall
isIe-,svsv i, G sANKh
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U1M large circulation of the STAR
n,asesit the most desirable advertis;ne me-
di,fTs ~ the District. Hhas NOR. renders
n the cities of Washington, Georgetown.
md Ateran dria, than a.. rhe other We'd.
rngton dailies combined.
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VARIETY, yERAcIrY, VELOCITY This i.
the motto Of q French newspaper that was
printed some fifty years ago.
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20 In st. Louis on the Let inst, seventeen
persons were killed by suns stroke.
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A Fifty trains, exclusive of freight trains
arrive at and depart from Buffalo, Ny.
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GoOD SroCK-The New York and Wasb;ng
ton Magnetic Telegraph Company have de-
clared quarterly dividend of four per cent
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a The Oregon Statesman has raised the
name of Millard Fillmore for President, and
John Boil for Vice President, in 1856.
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10 MR.. JOHN MALONE.

q IR: You may be, fsr aught know TO the contra
Dry, q very good patriot, hut you are, unqueston.
ably, very bad l0gician. You do not seem to have
laarned that
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TWENTY OF 'zh.-The Deseret News appear
clothed in mourning for the death of Eide
Willard Richards, one Of the Mormon Saints
who leaves t'0s'lty desolate Iquerry-disolute.
wives to mourn his loss. Mr.. Richards was
native Of Hopkinton, Masa. ..t-
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Ho, FOR KANSAS The Massachusetts En-.
igrant Aid Society are to send out their frs,
convoy of emigrants on the 18th inst. The
party will stop at various places on the route
from Boston to Buffalo, to give an opportunity
for persons to join them.
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT YALE CoLLEGE.
Commencement, Thursday, July 9th. The
alumni meeting and Phi Beta Kappa Society
Wednesday, July 26th. The Grafton before
the Phi Beta Kappa will be delivered by the
Hon. VIM. H. Seward, and the poem by John
e. SAKE, Esq.
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~ The personal property in Cincinnati is
assessed this year at about $22 O0O. 600.
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~ EAsfhAN's HlADACHl REMEDY has never vat
Aied 70 cure sick headache. Call for proof of this
ct GuxAN's Drug Store.
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II Ihe man who is stranger of the
finer feelings" proposes to have an introduce
ton
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sY The Boston papers announce the dealt
of the Rev. Louis Dwight
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WIscossIN.-An Anti-Nebraska mass meet
ing was held yesterday at Madison, Wiscon.
sin.
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JNO. ELDER & Co.

BOOKSELLERS, No. 3. COLUMBIA PLACE
\ UTHORlZED Agents for the Modern Stauia a
n and Miaor Drama, Gleason's Pictorial Fls- 4
our Union, Unce Sam AMI all the sKnow Nothiba
Papers He also Keeps for sale at wholes ale and re-
tau. all the popular Magazines Weekly Newsp pers
Daily aud Weekly aerslds, Tribune, Times, ST :.
the day. "
j.. 4. CO having daily communics ion with ".
York, rare Books. back numbers Of Periodicals. can
be promptly supplied.
The trade and citizens generally are respec.fuIlv
invited to call at No. g. Columbia Place at corner Of
Louisiana aaenue and 7th street "
JNO. ELDER 4 CO.
jy l4-lm>
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I Elliot. the balloon an, made success
full ascension from Richmor d, yesterday.
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j. Y. Purdy, New York stock broker
has failed for large amount. ..-.
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DEcLrsED.-Judge Bronson positively de-
clines to be the candidate of the Adamautinss
for Governor of New York
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~ Work on the Allegheny Valley pa ;,
haliroad has been suspended for want q
funds