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COMMUNICATED.
Brownson's Review.

Mn. EDIroR: have been a.toni.hed thai
the friends of civil and religious liberty, in diff
'erent parts Of the country, should so long have
permitted the writings of the crack-brained
philosopher Brownson to be used by the Know
Nothings without making known the fact that
his doctrines are disavowed and condemned
by every intelligent Catholic. A number OF
the bishops of the Catholic Church, some year
since, recommended his periodical to the pat
ronage of their focks; since that time his
writings have become SO much at variance
with some Of the doctrines of the Church thai
he has been compelled to publish the following
card, which will be found in the last page OF
the April number of his review:
ave notice with pain disposition among
,ur Know Nothing writers to hold the Bishops
whose names are on the cover of our Review re-
ponsible for whatever sentiment CT doctrine is
found in our pages This is wrong The Bish-
Fps have kindly encour ged the publication o.
our Review, having confidence in our loyal in
entions and believing it upon the whole use
full to the cause Of TRUTH but they endorse no
sentiment or doctrine we advance. The whole
responsibility rests upon the editors alone, and
no Bishop is responsible for anything that APP
pears III pages, anu every one Is lust
rec to cOntrovert or condemn anything in our
pages as he would be were his name not on the
cover. We beg our opponents to bear this il
mind, and to remember that our Review does
not, in any sense whatever, speak by authori-
ty of the American Hierarchy, and has no
other endOrser than its lay editor, who is free
to write, and publish, simply holding himsei
responsible to the proper authorities, what he
pleases. The merit or the blame. if either, in
Ill cases belongs to him, and the public cannot
Justly hold anybody else in any respect respon-
sible.n
BrownsOn is now admitted by all discrimina-
ting readers to be deficient in that important
ingredient of mind, common sense. But his
writings it seems suits the Know Nothngs adj
nlrably. His speculations, INVESTIGATIONS, and
ridiculous fOoleries, meet with a hearty wei
come from them. He proclaims that the
Pope has power to govern the United States
md make slaves of US all-they say amen. and
;all upon all good Americans to unite in pre-
venting him from 50 doing. l. is said that So
popular has BrownsOns periodical bccom
among the Know Nothings as an electioneeriug
document, that they are subscribing for ii by
he hundreds. But sensible people will recoi-
tect that Brownsons doctrines are not Tho
doctrines of the Catholic Church, and that
BrownsOn himself declares - that the merit OF
he blame, in all cases, belongs to him. and
that no one else can Justly be RESPONSIBLE -
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~ 10 Mother. and women eenerally.-

No BLEEDING, VOMITING, PuaeINe, Oh Bills
rzRISs.-My Electric OIL Is perfect charm In
its action upon The absorbents, which 1t excites to
take up and carry out of the system all swellings,
and allays all pains. You may physic till YOU are
poor as snake, and still the swellings remain.
All local arrangements require specific applica-
ton. My Electric Oil is that very beautiful rem
edy, good for little children, well old people,
and 1t pleases everybody. Come and see what
cure was just made in distinguished family In
Walnut street. Price so cents and 81. See my
written name, Professor De Grath, South Eighth
street. Philadelphia, on all the bottles.
Messrs. Stott & Co. alone have retailed about
$500 worth in few days-and some Of the most
wonderful cures have been made here in Wash
lnSton that was ever known. jy 27-3t
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RUSSIAN SPIEs.-The British army CORES
pondents report good deal of excitement in
the allied camps about Russian spies; several
were believed to have been providing about,
and one had been captured, tried and shot !:
two others, who rode about, one as an English
amateur, the other as a French officer, narrow
ly escaped. Such watehfulness is now prac-
ticed In the allied camp, that their own officers
are sometimes arrested and marched to heal
quarters before their sure characters are a.
certalned. Several Greeks, in the service Of
being spies
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= q
l. issued by Il. K. Morsell, Esq, Justice OF
he Peace In and for the county Of Washington. D.
g., against the goods and chattels lands and ten
ements, rights and credits, far as the same are
not exempted ny law, of Slas Tucker, | have
@eiLed and levied on one frame building together
with the lease hold right of the said Silas Tucker
In and the Of the ground for about two wears
used and occupied by the said Tucker, situated on
'th street, west, near Maryland avenue on part of
lot No. l., in square No. i33, fronting on said eth
street about seven feet, which | shall expose to
public sale IN front Of the premises SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day Of August. 1855, at O'Clock in
the afternoon. TO satisfy debt due by said Tucker
in favor Of George T. Kirk
Terms of sale cash
jy 3l-lt* c. II. ALSTIN, Constable
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II. Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts,
of Virginia..
RICHMOND, July 9, 1855.

hICHNOND, July y, IS15.
Messrs. VIM s. Beers 6 Co Gents Consider
utiUns oI DUTY TO the afflicted alone prompt me TO
>end you this voluntary testimonial to tie grea,
value of "Carter's Spanish MirtRre,n for that
almost incurable disease, ScrOfLta
Without being disposed or deening il necessary
10 20 into the particulars of the case | can say
that the astonishing results that have been pro,
dnced by the use Of thai medicine on Z member
OF my own family, and uuder my own observation
and superintendent, after the skill Of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all Tn. usual
remedies lad failed, fully justify me In recon-
m7ading its use to all who may be suffering from
that dreadful malady 'O''
do not mean to say that il Is adapted IN all
constitutions. that II will afford the same reI;rf
in all cases for, Of course, | can know notbiny
about that-but Of what have seen of the eftectSS
would not hesitate to use it, in any and every
case Of Scrofula. with persons for whom fell An
interest, or over whom / could exercise influence
or control. Respectfully, yours,
Two NJ pnrr.
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Rates Reduced and Messages Insure
Shortest Dispatek inerea,sd from 10 TO 20 Word,

fTNHE Morse Line of Magnetic Telegraph, from
l. Washington TO New York is the first Compa
ny Telegraph Line ever constructed In this coun
try, and believed to be the most efficient workin.
line in the world. IL has more wires and create
facilities for Telegraphing than any other in thu
United States. With a view TO render II ever
more reliable, the limit TO the shortest dispatcl
has been fixed at twenty words, instead Of ten a.
heretofore, thus removing the inducement Of thoss
using the Telegraph so TO abrdge their dispatches
as often to render them unintelligible. These un-
Interested and in discredt TO the Telegraph which
is too frequently charged with the errors OF careless
writers and bad chirography
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The LHteIltgsncer continues its discussion
of the right of State to leave the Union, in
which it has been engaged for some time past
with the Fayetteville IN. c. Observer, saying,
IN the course of its remarks:
"In our reply to the remarks of the Editor
OF the Observer on the topic of Retaliation,
he supposes that We understood him to main
tain the doctrine that State : had consttu-
tional right to secede peaceaay and to this
he answers: We hold no such doctrine
'Peaeeable secession Is a humbug. But We
claim the right TO stay in the Union on equal
terms, or, these denied, to 90 out of it by re-
StStance to oppression We understood our
friend exactly as he has now frankly explained
his doctrine; and it was because We knew hin
TO be honest and sincere in his belief that his
doctrine was true that we endeayOred to convert
him to different faith. We still think that in
his chivalrOus readiness to resist oppression.
ne mistakes the OppTeSSOr. He blanes the
Union Tor conduct chargeable only to a sister
State. Seeding from the Union, if such a thing
were admissible or practicable, whether peace
ably or by force, would not remove the cause
OF comp amt that either hes against the other
They would cherish the same opinions speak
OF and act towards each other in the same
manner when sovereign independent States as
now that they are both members of one su
preme Government. We asked if the South
"Oulu po mOTe llkely 10 recover fugitive slave:
from foreign State than from member of the
Union. The Union had shown itself competent
and willing, We said, to enforce its own laws,
and VIC expressed a belief that this would a.
ways be the case under any President We
never said or thought that the Union could ST.
Ienee the grumbling and discontents of its
members; nor do we think it any part Of tie
duty OF the General Government 10 interfere
until called upon by an aggrieved party. 1t
VIII be time enough, we think, to talk about
secession from the Union, peaceabIy or forci-
bly,, when the Chief Magistrate of the United
states shall neglect or refuse tc see the laws OF
congress executed. In the mean time. we
think it would be decidedly more for the in
terest Of any State that may think itself ag-
grleved by particular law to bear with "a
thence the temporary Inconvenience or evils it
may bring upon them than risk greater evils
by resista'see which could under no eireun-
stances De successful
The Union Is exceedingly gratifed with the
practical demonstration Tin the way Of new
subscribers) of the publics appreciation of its
course upon Know NOthingism; and argues
with much force against the Maine liquor law.
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tV 27-dtAuU2

E~THE GEORGE WASHINGTON Club
~ of Georgetown take pleasure I'm ANNOUNCE
NC to the public generally that they will give an
Excursion TO the White House Pavilion on 18th of
August.
Particulars in future advertisement
jV
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,IEWEER ",

TT SEHlKEN. JEWELER, $50 PENNSYLVANIA
l. i. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets has
Just received new supply of i"hly-chased Fruit
also, variety of ma -niticent Mosaic and Cameo
JewelTy, which he Offer at greatly reduced prices
u Diamonds remOunted, Jewelry of any de-
cHptiOn made 20 order, EnarnelinJ done. Gold
Pens repOinted, Coat OF Arms and Crosses yraved
stone aid metal. iy3l-tT
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The ELECTIoSs.-There are to DO general
elections in five Southern States in the month
of August. Tennessee and North Carolina
hold theirs on the day after to-morrow-Thur-
day. In the first they elect governor, msm-
bers Of Congress and the legislature; in North
Carolina, members Of Congress only. Ken
lucky, Alabama, and Texas, elect on Monday
next, the 9th proximo, in all of which, State
omcers, members of Congress and legislatures
are TO be chosen. In all these FIVE States
The question mainly in issue is Know Moth
ingisn
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How WE MISTAKE ONE ANOTHER An Eng
fish lady writer says: - was going toward
the hill in Wales early one misty morning.
| saw something moving on mountain side
30 strange looking that took it for monster
When / came nearer to it L found it was a
man. When came up to him found be was
my brother"
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lust RECEIVED AT sHILLINGToNs

Harpers Magazine for August
Putnan's Magazine do
Godey's Ladies' Book do ~
Grahams Magazine do
Household Words do
HarpeT's new Story Book for August
Frank Leslie'S Gazette of Fashion do
Panorama Of Life and Literature. for July-a new
magazine published by Little, Son l. Co;
Baliou's Dollar Monthly, for August
New York Journal do
Yankee Notions do
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Odeon Building, cor. ~ st. and Pa av.
w 20
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A GOOD CHANCE. For sale new two-s,ory
"A brick house, containing siN rooms and cellar
IN 10 street west. near north l. street No 35S Tie
erms will be made 10 suit the purchaser, by paw
ng a small sum in hand.
Also, two desirable vacant lots pleasantly loca.
ed. For particular information, inquire on the
premises. jy3 l-3is
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Magnetic Telegraph.
MORSE LINE.
BETWEEN NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS.

Six Wires and Two Lines OF Poles the I'm
tire Distance, and Seven Wires between
New York and Philadelphia.
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S The St. Louis Intelligencer, of the 18th
inst, advertises for foreman, assistant fore
man, and six compositors, at the established
rate Of wages.
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FANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS.
SEMKEN. JEWELER,

lie No. 33l Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th SITS,
is prepared to make TO order any device that may
he suggested such as Flower Bouquets Bracelets
Breast Pins. Ear Rings. Chains, Crosses, Rings,
Chartelains, &c. Also, let Ornaments for sale.
u Persons may rely upon their own hair be-
ing used. jy Str
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NEW JEWELRY--Iustone ned a case O

NEW il" EEk1 just opened case OF very
v rich Jewelry. consisting Of Diamond, Pearl
Opal. and Florentine Mosaic Brooches Earrings
and Bracelets.
which we oiIer much lower than the usual rates
NJ. ". GAIT BRO.
52i Penn. av between 9th and 10th streets
jy 3l-6t
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cow LOST - Straved or perhaps 80. 81,
~ stolen about the middle of June, az ~
Dark Brown Cow, who has had calf q =
or this time. One Of her ears were torn NV dogs
md the other split | will give - to any one re-
turning her TO me on Sd street. between G and H.
jy 3i-eo3t REDNAN BURKE
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscri-
~ Der, living Washington Bowie's ~
Farm, on the Washington and Baltimore %oS
Turnpike. gray Mare, with brown stripe across
the shoulders, and bnshy tail She filings out
her hind legs when walking. | will give 500 re-
ward for the arrest and conviction of the thief or
a reasonable reward for the horse
jy2o-% DAVID DILLON
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IL A Pheno me ma I'm Medicine

IL A PhenOme ma In NJ edi cine.-Rronchi-
tbs, Cough, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. Scrof.
ula. &c. For all diseases OF the Female system
1t stands pre-eminent. A Clergyman just informs
us 1t has cured him Of Bronchitis of desperate
character-particulars hereafter.
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE-
BY its mild action on the stomach liver and kid
chial and Lung Affections, Pains In the BacL
Side and Breast, Consumption, Scrofula, Rbe,,
n,atism, Gout, Neuralgia, Fisfula, Bowel Com
plants, Piles, Worms and Nervous DebiIities-
is the greatest female medicine ever known. This
Invaluable medicine Is working wonders upon The
Sold by MORTIMER MOwBRAY, 40 Bal.
timore street, Baltimore; 30i Broadway, New York:
CHAS; STOTT CO, J. b. MOORE. D, r.
CLARKE, CLARKE d BOWLING. W Ell.
LOT and H MCPHERSON, Washington: also.
6y r. s CiSSELL, Georgetown; c. c. BER.
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IL Noah Walker q Co., Marble Hall

III Noan walker a. Co., Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, under Browns Hotel re-
'PectfuIy announce that their display Of Spring
md Summer Clothing is now ready for inspectio6
onprising an assortment Of Coats, Vests and
fantaloons OF the newest and richest designs In
material, trimming and workmanship. To gen
-lemen who study excellence with ecoDomS In
fashionable articles Of dress opportunity for Sc
Letting Is offered from one of the largest and most
attractive stock Of goods offered iii this civ at
very reduced scale Of prices. an II
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T,HIs Is To CERTIFY that Rridgel camn.

L bell, my wife, left nv bed and board withou
any Just cause or provocatiOn; therefore fOrewa,I
Ill persons from trusting her on my account as
will pay no debts contracted by her
jT3l-3t* JOHN CAMPBELL,
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HOW LOST.-Strayed stolen, on g7-...-sys
~ Friday last. from the Monument 20
square. Black Cow with white bac K -
aud belly, and a star on her forehead. ANY one
returning the COW, or leave information so | can
gtt her. will receive the thanks of the owner and
- reward. PATRICK Raglan, 18th street.
iV 2l-lfs
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ENOR SALE-A LOT OF VALUABLE SER.
Il wants, young, sound and healthy.
GEO. L. MASSEY,
jy 9-3t% AZ Thirteenth st
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NOR RENT-THREE ROOMS on THE
second floor; UNFINISHED Price s. per
month. For address apply al this office
iy 3O-3ls
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e Mosquitoes, it Is stated, were never
kns"n to be 90 numerous and troublesome at
New Orleans, az they are this season.
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BOARDING.

DUVALL, No. 33I Penn
ID sylvania avenue. opposite Brown Hotel has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen. which she viii rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also ac-
six or eight table boarders.
iy 3-f
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DARE CHANCE.-A NEW BRICK HOUSE
IL for sale rent, situated the corner Of Mas
sachusetts avenue and 10Th street. containing ten
1ooms with cellar and a pump Of good water In
he yard. The house Is built in the very best
manner. The terms will he moderate. Apply 20
iEO. Il. LANGLEY, on street between Qth
md Tenth, No. 50i. jy 2i-Iw.
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NOR SAL E-TwO HUNDRED LOTS
Il Price S75 each. Two wears credit or 10 per
aent discount for cash. Apply al The Union Land
Office. eth street. above Odd Fellows Hal
jy 2S-3m
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
Printing Telegraph Company

HOUSE LINE.
NUMBER OF Words Increased to Twenty.
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TARIFF OF CHARGES.
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DrNo charge for address and signature, which
II Is desirable TO have full and complete
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SLhAY HORSE.-slo REwARD-Straved
- from the Farm Of Mr.. ]. b. Kibby, -
ABOUT three miles north Of the Capitol, 49,
OH On "S zone morning Last, a roam 4
white. whoever shall return the ssid On, - ~.
NE, Livery Stables, d street, near isth n
VIII receive the above reward and thanks of ~.
. 1y 2S3t&
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kLANA BOOKS Of all kinds and $, Les for sale
- =, at unusually low prices.
"" FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OF : FOR = E.-TwO OR THREE
IL good Building Lots in a rapidly improving
neighlrrhood for sale on ten gears credit
Apply 10 ]. IA. DRURY
jy 2l-d
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STRAITS PATENT LIGHTNING ponS
IHOSE In want Of those invaluable conductors
are informed that they can be obtained from
me agent for the District OF Columbia, Maryland
a Ma,, virginia, by leaving their orders with Mr.
syvania avenue, next door to Browns Hotel a,
tnIongh the Post Office, directed to
U 2-T* CIV HEYDON
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4 GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE fur
N nished with large pleasant front chamber,
ogether with board in private family. Location
anoe east Of the Treasury BaildinS' Sdars s
Box 25l City Post Once. Reference given and
required. Nv @-lw
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons are authorized to con-
tract for the publication of advertisements in
the Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, N W. corner
Of Third and Chestnut streets
New York-S. N. PErrIssILL 4 Co., Nassau
street.
BostoI-V. B. PALMER, Scollay's Building.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.


HAVING leased the National Hotel. and in or
der 20 enable il TO lie made more COM "A
Portable, 10 alter, improve and re- furnish Il ~
will be closed on the lst OF August, and re-A
opened for the accommodation Of the public on
the 10Th September next WM. GUY.
jy 2e-lOt&
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DOARD, &c-MRS. BATES, on THE = w
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th stree,
prepared 10 accommodate gentlemen with rooms
Efth or without board. Every efor, will be mad.
o render those comfortable who may favor her
With their patronage. aps-o
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by II O'Clock, ~, otherwise they may not ap-
pear until the next day.
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STRANED AWAY.-On SATURDAY. morning,
- July p, two Horses strayed away from ~
the Lumber y ard Of the Subscribers al the %0N
Of one was dark bay, with heavy BODY, shou
black legs, and black name and tail. about fifteen
hands high, natural PAGER The other was a
white colt, three years old, well grown about as
ali as The horse, and d natural hacker. had some
hair rubbed of about the breast and neck 4 lib
eral reward will be given for their return.
jy 30-3t CRIPPS a. WALLER