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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING pRxss

The fntettfgencer quotes various western
papers to show that those proposing to violate
oa- GENERALIZATION laws to wrest Cuba from
spain, are again becoming bold in their efforts
to rnveigle unthinking youths TO risk the garote
il the Plaza, at Havana. We have not the
slightest idea that any such expedition will
leave the Uuited States, knowing as we do.
thct The Government here have taken eyery
.lrscauton to prevent the embsrkstion of any
car siderable number of armed men frsm an
Tilted States port under circumstances lead.
ing to the conclusion that such may be their
Grand. IA q r7.t a.-re .j-.... ..-
The Union eulogises the land graduation
b''l of Senator Hunter The same paper also
SulOgises General jackson as being the great
originator of the leading features of the
scheme: Senator Hunter, for his intense labors
in perfecting the bill the President fer rei..
t-@.ing in his annual message Jackson's sen
t ments upon the public lands question the
Hon. j. L. Dawson, of Pa, for his Homestead
bill labors: and "rMessrs. Boyd, Perkins, and
others of the present Congress- for their pro.
Fund discussions Of the public land question,
IF lalea The organ also defends the President
and Judge Campbell (of the Supreme Court
against the attacks of the New Orleans Delta
upon the subject of 6llibustering. Among
honest people their course will require no de-
fence. They have set ont duly to execute the
iss - this case, and the reply TO the Delta
should be declaration that if the power of
,kis Government is sufficient to punish it's
hackers, who propose to violate the law, they
si!! surely be made to pay its worst penalty
for the offence, if they make a single move.
meDt against Cuba from within the limits of
The United States
The Sentinel warns "weak (Northern) Dem
oe.Aas' against the temptation of becoming
fec soiisrs, to curry Northern mob favor; and
usses lugubrious mouth over the hard time
# T. which the editor thinks, pro-Nebraska
1e-,hern members Of Congress are to have of
i: at nome shortly. -: .i...a... e..
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PARK HOTEL.

- This delightful suburban Hotel, .ituatel on
II 7th street vest, TX miles from Pennsyivauia
avenue. has been taken by the undersigned, propri-
etors Of Uuon BAH, and respectfully inform the CIT
liens of Washington, the public generally and their
friends that they intend making it the most agree.
able Of houses in the line Of business
Bosriers viii be taken, and gentlemen and fsui
lies can pass few hours any day, In recreation and
amusement. with the knowledge that they viii be
free from interruption, - the strcssst order win be
enforced.
Swings, artors, Summer house, Stands, &c, viii
be provided ON beautiful grove, and every effort
viii be afforded for amusement.
The Billiard Saloon Is Furnished with sharp's ele-
CANT improved tables, which sre not surpassed BY
any in the country; and the Bowling and Shooting
saloons are in complete ord-r.
The House and Grounds viii be open for the re-
caption Of the public on the LIST OF August and In
connection with other accommc dation of me Hotel
arrangements have been made with Mr.. Wander
werken, Of the Union Line, to run coaches every
thirty minutes every day and evening, from corner
OF ota street and Pa avenue, passing Union Hall, 70
the Park Hotel.
Win still continue Union Hall, G street, next DOR
to the Bank of Washington
WILSON 4 HAYWARD,
ly Z--lW Proprietors.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

The present week has been prolific in acct.
den: and incidents, crimes and casualties, all
ef which will be found faithfully chronicled
= the columns of the Weekly Star. The pro-
ceetings of Congress, during the Same time,
will be found not only highly interesting, bat
highly important The miscellaneous columns
contain their usual highly entertaining and
Instructive variety 20 i-o." - s.Up ID
The Psekiy Sfar is furnished to subscribers
Cor tae low sum Of u IS per snnum. ii y sl-.
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"Uncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow.

'Uncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow
But he lived previous to the discovery Of Lyons eel
brsted Kathairon, which not only preserves ant
beauties, but restores the hair to any period O,
Life. Only those who will not try it, are troubled
with badness, dandruf, or harsh and unplesssn
From the Home Journal, NJ r
"No article ever acquired SO rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation IS LYoNs KAfHAmoa To
those who have used it land who has not) the rea
son is obvious, as its inv:gorating and beautiyinr
effects, and agreeable Perfume. stamp it an indispen
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of rs eents In large bottles
by ell dealers, everywhere.
DIS. BARNES, Proprietor, 1e1 Broadway, NY.
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-, The American and Patriot, Wing jour
nsis of Baltimore, have been engaged for
some days past in discussion about tbs vital:
i:y OF their party. In yesterdays Patriot,
t..e editor Lets his Southern blood exceed fever
hsas, when he says: in Is. ina
The assertion, then, Of the American, that
the Hatrsot :. is eagsged in the prosecution Of
u parpnse to break up the Wing party" is in
Sidus Us and knowingly false, and if any offence
DC taken by the american at these epithets
~ shall be extremely happy to incur any
t.e.sunsi consequences which may attach tO
taem."
in concluding its long article the PatriO,
gives rs the following: '.,.-...
When men wrap the Wing banner about
them TO conceal the weapon with which they
weul> strike the good name, the fortunes, and
the en. stence Of those with whom We are allied
ia blood, lineage and destiny, We will sesI thai
amer from the assassin, or the dough-facs
who defends him, and if the blow be strucs i
shah be under o name that BELTS the deed
aud not in one borne BY Clay, Webster, Scott,
ind Taylor"
The Amsrtcan of this morning says in It's
--lai dignifed style, of its fellow laborer in
=, Wing cause - q. ~. -...-'.. + .
:" In our Intercourse with our eotemporariss,
Ne nave studied courtesy and good fellowship
sod shail not be driven from that resolve BY
10y sneh cratic ebu.litiens as that presented
~ he sslumns OF the Patriot of yesterday
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F4EEARD CoLLEGE.-The trisnniAl jubilee
of the Alumni of Harvard College took place
OF thursday last Professor FELTON, delivered
ihe ysstion.i About I've hundred persons par
;oos Of the dinner, John Quincy, Jr., prea-
Dig Speeehes we're made by Judge Shaw,
Professor Psarse and others. The old board
of officers were reelected, with the exception
OF J1dge Thomas, who resigned, and Hon.
Charles Sumner was chosen in his place.
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fS The bill passed by the Senate, flowing
Mr French to construct . railroad from Alex
suj:ia % Washington, was 80 amended in the
l::oa.s cf Representatives IS to allow the Bal
;,r1oro and Ohio Railroad Company to con-
st.uct a road from the Washington branch of
their road, at such point ss may b. most con-
Eeuieiit, to some point on the Potomac river
Opposite or near b. AlsxhndriS
We feel confident that the travel between
" .hinston and Alexandra will not jostiffy
.he building Of two roads between these points
Until the bill favoring Mr.. French went to the
House, We never heard of desire of the Bal
more and Ohio Rs;lroad Co. to extend their
roadin this direction. Mr.. French and his
friends have expended much time in their
Efforts to get his bill through, and We think it
hard that o powerful corporation, without
s,arcsly an effort, should carry of the palm of
III. French's labors Those who travel be
,~eer Baltimore and Washington owe but
little T., the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad On
account on their high price Of fare, and We
trust that tie Senate will reflect before it
adopts the amendment Of the House. 90 -
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Remainir lthe Pest OFice, W dshin9fon Guy, u z
July y, 1854. e
\ rofdcrsdfo Be- advertised in the EVENING star,
agreeable 10 fhc feossng section Of the Post Omo
Le-ii being the aeuspopr Adviag the largest e'rct
Toto" Of any dOis paper pssh'i'hed :" Wash'"sfo";
SEC. s. .dnd Be Il further enacted, That the list Of
letters remaining uncsled for in any post office IN
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
be printed, shall, hereafter, be published once only
IN the newspaper which, being issued weekly, OF
oftener shall hare the largest circulation within the
range oil the delivery of said Office to be decided by
the postmaster al such offce.l
sSPersons applying for letters In the following list viii
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REWARD FOR SeaUYLER.-The Buffalo
cnief Of Police received notice, on Thursday
morning, that reward Of $500, for the arrest
OF Robert Schuyler, was offered. 1t i. said
that he is in some Canada retreat near BY, and
is almost daily in correspondence with his
friends by the wires.
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- Use HAMpToN's VEaEfABLE TINcTuRI-Haye
You Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and pis
arrangement of the systemf We but point you 70
the thousands who have used the GREAT ISVi'oAA-
foR. ..s o,, "a
In proof Of what We say above, we te.s a.t. w
champions Vegetable Tncture," and 1ts eneS,s
|, ..,...~,.,. receives all the NEW
- H..an. ..s = as fast a. published. He
Sesasssr Hspsrs sad AZ the o,hsf Mssaaianss
and our readers VIII always nd iaase ana goSa
..n,s 0Seon Ruildng, corner Of4 street and
sviysnis sssnus.. - rsic .-4-~s .lsir SS2 "
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HEAVY FA1LURE.-The Cincinnati Gazette
announces the failure Of Messrs. Morris L Co
grocers, produce dealers, &C., of this CITY,
Their liabilities are $l25,oo and assets $42,.
600. About SO, 900 of the Indebtedness is in
New York, Boston and Philadelphia, a,.is..
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NEW York oIrY TRAvsL-There are run.
ming in New York, 80 lines of omnibusses, with
52l stages, and Ave railroads, with 1874 cars
Of which the New Haven and Harlem road ba.
Ii; Sixth Avenue road, 4s; Eighth 5Ayeuue
road, 50; Second Avenue road, ls; and Third
Avenue road, 40 cars lsi5 s. u LIS u ia b
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ST PRESERVE YOUR HAIR-It is a mslanchot,
and startling fact that quite large class of tn,
America people are bald and that too st an early
age, and it becomes those afflicted to pause and e1
anime the causes Of Badness and them the ,emtdy
I" Enerson's American Hair ReaOratiue' stands ~,
riVsled tor that purpose. 1t is an Indian prcrara
ton prepared purely on the scientific principl-s O.
the Red Man, and who ever seen q bald headed In
diam such thin has never been known.
Bee circulars, to be had of Druggists, giving par
ticulars.
Price 81, In large bottles. ..
Sold in Warrington and Georgetown D. c., by sill
the principal Druggists, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas
u u. GILMAN. Wholesale and General Agent,
Washington, D. G.
g. z. FISHER co. Proprietors,
No. a Superior Street, CLEVELAND, 0
~ 6-3moa
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THE sTIRlosoopl-Thl beautiful fpstrumsnt-
and wonderful as beautful-has been seized upon
by the Daguerrectypists, smplifed, and put beic.r
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF 1t to Daguereoype pictures 1t is hard
ing is the result produced. The object Of vision
through the stereoscope is no longer picture; il
has all the lineaments, and pecaliarites and prss-
ence Of the living subject, only less in size The
completeness with which this is done must be ssen
to be believed. The emily place that We know of in
the city where Stereoscopic Dsguerreotypes can be
procured is WHIGEHURsr's, On Pennaylvania avenue
The world ia indebted to Professor WHKArsfoNH fol-
this beautiful invention, which equals in fact Whist
Bacon.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above
are daily sold at WHITEHURsTs GALLIRY, Pennsylya
Mia avenue near ~ street.
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T.ErTKR PROM Mr.. BRowNseS. The Cath.
Ole Mirror Of this week publishes letter from
Mr.. o A. Brownsdn in reply to structures ON
lis article on Native Americanism which re-
gently appeared in that paper. We have
Io1in for only brief extract from the conclu-
cins portion Of the letter. >'.'
<,,; nave attacked no Catholic foreign born
~ sts Or resident; L have charged the grow
reign influence, but have said thas Catbol;
seisnsrs are precisely those on whom we
tnuss osPend to neutrali1e that rad;e.l;sm
Why has your correspondent. and rh~ hau.
SOc yourselves, taken no notice of this fast
b4' st.sckea me a. If had attacked with
na,elysd II yoa think the case .. b.s, :.
;gainst me, Why try to make vors. tho su
= IL - - t..... ... .-.f,-
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Mr.. Bayly as being wantonly assailed for dis.
charging his duty IN the premises according
to what be regarded as the best lights for his
guidance. No one but his sccuser at lat time
seemed TO dream that there was foundation 20,
the accusation. e
we DO not, however, see how the Colt Com.
mittee could avoid bringing the subject to the
notice OF the House at Gen. Bayly's request
the accusation being made with so much form
and emphasis and seeming perspicuity.
Here, it is well understood, that the laborE
of the new investigating Committee appointed
to look into the allegations Of Mr. Green will
end in smoke, and that, too, very speedily
As railroad accidents are epidemic, like the
cholera, so also Congressional Investigating
committees seem to be assuming the same typt
just now. n'T
Rsmailing Franked Documents. To correc
an erroneous impression, which seems but too
prevalent IN relation to the ques lion whether
public documents and other printed matte,
leach copy of which is franked, but which i;
hIst mailed in packa les to one address) can be
taken from the office of delivery, addressed te
various individuals and again passed, free
through the mails, we have made inquiry a,
tho proper source, and learn that the rule il
as follows, viz: "The copies thus received can
be distributed, through the Office from which
they were first TAKEN to any person within the
delivery of that Office; but they cannot, with.
out subjecting them to postage, be remailed to
any other Office, as this would be equivalent
TO use Of the franking privilege-whieh is
personal-in two places, at one and the same
time. 20
Duncan's Veteran Company Of Light Ar
tillery This troupe of U. S. soldiers, SO dis
tinguished in the Mexican war, reached Wash.
ington this morning, to attend the funeral Of
the late Major General Towson, this afternoon.
They were summoned yesterday from For,
McHenry, by telegraph. Major Sedgwick is
in command of them. Lieuts. Carlisle and
Merchant are also here with them.
An Assistant Light House Keeper Appoint
ed.-Wm. Fowler, at Pongoteague light house,
Va, at $3.50 per annum. g
Confirmed by the Senate,-Ihos. Bacon to
be collector of the customs and inspector, a,
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Navy Officers Detached, Ordered, &c-Lt
Henry Wake detached from the receiving
ship at New York, and 1t. A. H. Kelly order.
ed there in his stead
The. Current Operations Of the, Treasury
Department. On yesterday, the 2lst of July
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered OIL
the books of the Department %sA
For the payment of Treasury debts s36,935 "a
For the Customs. .............. 1911 z
For the War Department. ...... 1858 81
For re-paying for the War Depart -
msnt. observation-disclosures. $500 O(
For the Navy Department.. ....... 1882 2:
For the Interior Department. 1888 2:
For re-paying in the Interior De.
~
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WHEELING BRIDaE.-Thei cables; of the
wheeling Suspension Bridge are anchored and
brought to their appropriate places ready to
receive tho frame work or flooring Of the struc.
ture.
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- Honor to whom Honor II
.lIH Due."-Aesrs. Editors: would state thst
Sof hfst notice Of Ire Flag Presentation to the Lib.
erfy Club was correct In oil except failing TO men
ton hiss Ksily's name She gave the flag to The
ePresdent after the speech was delivered by the
lady you named in that notice.
jy 22lt ONE PRESENT.
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BOOKS OF TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENT.
ATIVES.
LIBRARY HouE or REPRESENTATIVE

LIBRARY HouE on REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington, July q, 1854.
LARGE number Of books belonging TO the II
IA brsry Of the House of Representatives hare
been drawn by members and other persons on their
orders, and stand charges to their sccounfs It Is
important for the preservation Of che les thst they
should be returned before the close Of the session
G.. MATTHIAS MARTIN,
Librarian House of Represented dives.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TODAY.

SENArE.-The Senate to-day passed the
House bills for the relief of Charles Lee Jones,
and Mrs. PAMELA Brown, widow of the late
Msjor -General Jacob Brown, of the u. S. A.,
and some other private bills.
The Civil and Diplomatic appropriation bill
was then taken up, and the House amendments
to the Senates amendments thereto, were be-
ing considered when we went to press
HoUsE.-The select committee on Mr.. B. e
Green's charges against the Hon. T. H. Bayly,
Of Va, were announced, as follows, viz
Aessrs. Witte, Miller of Ind, Hill, Shower,
VALLEY, Johnston, and Rogers.
Mr.. May reported back, from the Judiciary
Committee, the memorial of the New York
State Temperance Alliance, asking Congress
to amend the charter Of the city Of Washing.
ton 80 as to empower the corporation to pro-
hibit the sale of Intoxicating liquors within
this city, and moved to discharge the said COM
mittee from its further consideration.
Mr.. Smith, of Now York, moved its recon-
mitment with instructions to report a bill car
rying out the prayer of the said petitioners.
After conversation concerning the propriety
Of considering the subject at that time
Mr. Smith, Of New York, advocated his mo.
ton to recommit in q speech.
The said petition was then laid on the table.
Mr.. Smith, Of Tenn, moved to discharge
the Committee of the Whole from the further
consideration of Senate bill to confirm certain
land claims in Louisiana; committee SO dis
charged. 81.
The question being on the third reading Of
the said bin,
o.. - Smith, Of Fepa addressed tho House
M. = after which it was duly passed
in tic foro. ->pncSa1a6 Tn GralIu d;oDooc
Tide House then r.. '"h had been pre-
of various private bills VIM tho Com
viously reported on favorably from : -'----
mittee Of the whole House.
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A-F should be unsuersaIly ksosoa-for it's strictly
nus-that indigestion is the parent Of . large pro
portion of the fatal diseases. Dyssntery, disrrhs
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone. Think OF that dyspepticsi think of it all whe
suffer from disordered stomachs and If you are viii
ling to be guided by sdvios, founaed upon expert.
ence, resort at once don't delay day. to Hollands
German Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. 9. NJ. jackson,
which, an Alternative, curative, and invigorant,
stands alone and unapproschsd. We have tried the
Rtters; and knew that that they sre excellent for
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers in
medicine everywhere. ap8
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before appeared

CHARGE OF INFIDELIrY.-Some time since
a difficulty occurred between Alexander II.
Allies and wife, he charging her with infideli
ty, and separation took place He made ar.
engagements for the support of herself and
youngest child, at Mrs Wheeling's boarding
house, in Market above Eighth street, and
was king efforts to secure a divorce, wher
he was informed that Joseph Rulings, (who lie
charged as the partner in her infdelity,) was
boarding in the same house with her. Allies
in consequence, made his complaint before
Alderman Ogle, and warrants were issued for
the arrest of both upon the change of adul-
terry. Hulings was taken to the Adelphia ST
station house, on Wednesday evening, to await
hearing before the Alderman yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Allies was also arrested, and took he,
child with her, girl Of about five years of age
to the station house, where she was lodged for
the night in an upper room She there had an
interview with her lawyer and other friends
and made preparations for the hearing. About
midnight officer Reese Of the Northeast Divis
ion, discovered that she had made an attemp.
to commit suicide, by strangling herself With
handkerchief. She was promptly relieved
and restored to consciousness by the proper
remedies The hearing was postponed until
Thursday morning next, in consequence of the
absence of q material witness.-Phl Ledger
of Friday. -
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HOMES NR ALL

THE Union LAND ASSOCIATION having sold
L and located by ballot the $50 Building Lots ai-
Vertised during the last two months. are now pre-
gsr.d to sell the remaining $50 lots sitA the PRIV
iIsge Of selecttonn -,
These LOIS are situated directly opposite the Navy
Yard, and command fine view of the City of Wash.
ingtou and Potomac River, and contains an sbund.
ant supply Of excellent water. Size Of Lots "a feet
front by $50 deep, all fronting on q wide street for
shs v,ry low price Of $75, payable in small install
irents Of So month. This price includes the grad
&c. Assistance will Also be given to persons dssir:
Ing to build.
Can any one, und2r such favorable circumstances
hesitate to procure for his family home
once, 9TH street, above D. Open from 81 q. N,
until p m, ard on Monday until D. m
~ ZZ-2w% JOHN POX, Secretary.
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/. ---sa DYsPRpsIA CpRplAL--This delicious
-. positive cure in all casss Of
compound is offered 10 = - .-sae ~ ssch
Dyspepsia, or derangement ct Lue~ - t-s,r-. -
Certificates of extraordinary cures accompa--.r
bottle 1t Is entirely vegetable and free from any
daleterious substance. For sale by z. D. GILMAN
and ct Browns Hotel, Washington, and wholesale
and retail by Dr.. SMITH, Is and 20 South 18th ST.
PhiladsIphis. 80. - may 9-t
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Ply

NATlOSAL Gregg Grand Parade
IN March, composed for the Piano Forte, and
dedicated to Capt Lem. Towers by Prot. s. Rhrlich,
Just published by Hlbus Hiti, and for sale At tbs
Music Eepot.
The trade supplied on liberal terms
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~ LIVER DIsRAsE.-Carter's Spanish Mature, ss
remedy for liver disease, and the number of icr
rnidabe evils connected with disorganized state Of
that organ, is unriyaled t,Ist.-y .3t-
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources,
Of persons living in the city of Richmond, might be
given of cures effected by Cartsrs 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, who
was cured by two bottles of Carter's Spanish Mix
ture after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says its action on the blood is wonderful better
than all the medicine he had ever taken and cheer.
fully recommends it to all.
AssSee advertisement.