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AUCTION.

NJ NJ. T U T 7 l. f has established at
IN M'Gregor, an Auction Room. for the sale
Of Merchandise, Household Goods, Real Estate
and all kinds Of Property measurable with
money. He is experienced in the business
and by strict attention to the orders of
those entrusting them with business they hope
to be advantageous to buyers and sellers. Con-
sign mcn,s made to this firm viii be attended to
strictly to the letters OF instruction. and pro-
cccds promptly RENTED:
merchants wishing either to buy or sell;
owners or purchasers Of Real Estate will find
this Auction and Commission House a conve-
nicnt institution and worthy of their patronage.
90. References Of the highestcharacter given
on application by nsil or otherwise. n37tf
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Dr.. ). D. Smith, . we'll known Druggist OF high
standing In klchsond Ky, under date Of January IS,
1857, Gays "Dr bakers Panac>a is doing wondefs IN
Rheumatics among the number. P.rh.r. tbs most
remarkable that Of old citizen OF this place,
who had been suffering from Rheumatism for fifteen
years. He we'll and for the great ble~eing he
now enjoys in tho shape of uninterrupted good
health, he is indebted to your Invaluable Panaees
Bodies, Smith 4 Co.. Propristors, Chicago, ILL., IT,
Sold BY MERRILL & BARRON McGrsgcr; 8. Ellis
WORTH, Eikndcr ARMSTRONG l. Co., Elgin WBsna
4 BRo., DEBORAH II. FAIRBANKS, Prairie du Chen.
ems
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NOTICE.

WILLIAMS t. HARVEY would request
those having Notes and Accounts overdue to
call and settle Immediately and especially
those that promise to pay tomorrow, or next
time in town. Those not being promps and W
to their promises till obligc us BY not asking
credit. WILLIAMS & HARVEY
Sept. 20, 1851; 81
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3 80 41
HARDWARE.
W"iIlt a NJ 8 d HNrUey,
4 FTER paying high Freights and Rents
~ for the last year and not finding their
customers grumbling at the prices they paid
for Goods, will now give them the advantage Of
low Freights and Rents. We are now receiv-
ing our stock of goods while freights are low
and have just erected a large store nearly oppo-
site the Waverly House where our customers
will get the advantage of low Freights and
Rents by calling. 1t is our intention to build
up Hardware Trade at this point and arc de-
termined not n be undersold by any Grocery,
Dry Good or other stores that keep Hardware.
Give usa call. The Hardsrare Store is the place
to buy HarG,care. and the North Io,ra 7Sn,as
Office to Adoeytisr.
We are now receiving large stock Of Iron,
Cast Plow Steel, Nails and Shelf Hardware !;
Harvest Tools of every description which will
be sold low. Merchants in the interior will do
themselves justice by calling and finding our
prices before purchasing.
We would wish our customers to understand
directly from the Manufacturers and not second
hand
We have on hand large lot of
Iron all sizes,
Round, Square and
Flat Band, Hoop, Scroll,
Sheet, Horse Shoe, and the
best Nail Rod, Nails cut, pressed
Wro't. &c. Parks Clout and Finish.
ing Nails, Thimble Skeins, Wagon
Boxes and Axle Arms, variety
of sizes. Blacksmiths
Tools, Anvils, Ham,
mers, DC.
Carpenters & Jo;ners Tools large lot.
Hand, Chopping and Broad Axes
of different. Manufacturers
make. Shovels, Spalos,
Scoops, Long and
Short Handle.
G y TIM B o XE S
of the best kind we would call the attention
of Farmers to them.
019te1:n Pumps
of every size, also Lead Pipe to suit.
CHAIN Pump Failures aad Chsias. -.
Tin Ware,
A large stock of our own Manufacture which
we warrant good. . 4.
PLATFORM e. COUNTER SCALES.
We are N. B. Gastcns Agents, and any order
for Hay, Platform or Counter Scales will be at
tended TO without extra expense.
We are receiving large stock Of Car Bolts.
Washers. Nuts DC, direct from the Plantville
Manufacturing CT.
India Rubber
Betting and Pack
ing, all sizes. Rope and
Cordage of different sizes.
Saws, Hand, Rip, Cross Cut, Mill
and Circular. Files of the Arcade
.. Manufacture Warranted.
We are receiving a large lot of Tin Plate,
Sheet Iron, Rivits. Pail and Kettle Ears, Block
Tin de-, which will be sold at prices to suit
purchasers. Give US a call and make homo
market.
STOV YES! STO YES! @
A large variety which will be sold for the next
ninety days at cost and Freights. Merchants
| would do well to give us call aud examine
our stock as We wish to go out OF this branch o.
our trade we will sell low.
| Wehave large lot Of the Lansing Manufac
| turc of Cradles on hand which cant be beat
they were made expressly to our order, also .
lot Of Eastern manufacture.
| GLASS Of every size.
| One more word, a
We are bound not to be undersold. n39 II
Il
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NOTICE. hereby given that the undersigned has
clayton Co.. Adssinistrat0s of the eetate 81 PETER
EASrAAN, dscsa,ed, late Of Clayton Co. All psssous
having claims ayainst said cstate must present. the
ssme to the under igsed ct tho town Of MeGregnr.
Ut. SLOVENIAN, Admir-.
NcGrcgos, Nov. sth, 1857. 90
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Grand Masquerade Ball.
The GreateA AmusemeM ever offered to
the Nc Gregor puMic.
New Years EYE, Dec. 3lSt,
Al
HALL,

The arrangements are in charge Of . committee Of
Esntemem who are familiar With the Eurrpssu
a getting up such representations and ts public may
rely upon witnessing exhibition Of the mot rpee-
table and interesting character The strictest OF.
der will Be preserved. E a8sJ
SRA Brass Band Of eight Performers y engaged 70
play.
Tickets OF Admission to the Hail. ONE DOLLAR, 70
he had q the Post Once and ct wezel 4 Oiarners
Jewelry store.
. J.werAer, +. Stuan,
J. Turk, J. Clemens, ... 49,
b@h II. Wigand, .E II. Guthei,
r. Walter, L. Iartwig,
J. Hellwig, N. knight,
~ J. Walter, J. Smasal,
NJ. Malskiy, v. DaubenbssEer,
- W. Hrohwein, A. Kuhlmaa,
J. Epuhler, w. We.sl,
w. Schmidt, J. Andre. u
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HUDSON BURR. WILLIAM W. JOSEPH.
J. STEWART LOVE, J.coRGAs BULLOCK
Bullock, Joseph, 4 Co.
Successors to G. w. Burton d. Co.
Produce and Provision,
Also
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants. Lcuee, Bet,rcen End a'd 3rd Streefs,)
DrsrorE. Iowa.
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Worth Western
Wholesale Drug House.
BROWER e VAN DUZER.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Front Street. PRAIRIE pu CHEN, Wisconsin.
Opposite the Ferry Landing.
DEALERS in Drugs Medicines, Paints,
IL Oils. Window Glass, Druggists Glass Ware
Brushes, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Naval
Stores, Wines, Liquors L. Cigars. sA
10000 lbs. White Lead.
10 Bbls. Linsecd Oil. ~.----> ---
90 Spirits of Turpentine.
20 Varnish.
10 Camphenc . at
~ Burning Fluid. -
10 Putty, In Bladders.
20 Refined Whale Oil.
40 Alcohol.
5000 lbs. Snow White Znie.
900 OF. Quininc. E
1000 Boxes Window Glass #sE
1000 Gallons Choice Wines and Brandies.
10000 Foreign 4 Domestic Cegars
We are prepared to fill orders for the above.
together with all articles connected with the
Drug Trade. which viii be priced at the lowest
rates and forwarded with dispatch.
n30 IT, BROWER l. VAN DUZER.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
COMPLETELY PRESERVED TO THE GREATEST

And who that Ia gray would not have IL restored 70
former color bald, but would have the growth re-
stored. troubled with dandru6 and itching but
would have 1t removed, troubled with scrofula scaid
head other eruptions, but would be cured, will,
sick headache (neuralga) but would DO cured. 1t win
also all pmpcs from tho face and skin. Proc
Woods Hair Restorative will do all tha circular
and the following:
@f Ann ARpoR, Nov. 6, 1855.
PRor. J. W. Woop-Dear Sir /: 1 have heard much
said Of the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative
but having been often cheated BY quackery and
quack nostrunls, hair dyes, &C., vas Disposed to
place Restorative in the category With the
thousand and one loudly trumpted quaek remedie,,
until met you In Lawrence county tome menthA
since, when you gave such induced tho
trial OF your Restorative in my famly-hEss BY my
good wife, whose hair had become very thin and
entirely white, and before exhausng Of your largo
bottles, her hair retoreA nearly it's original beau.
tiful brown color, and had thicksncA and become
beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely over the head
she continues it, not simply because Of its beau
ting effects upon the hair, bat because Of its health
full influence upon the head and mind. Others Of my
family aud friends using your restesativs with ths
happest effects; therefore, my skeptisen and doubts
in reference to its character and value ntiey re-
moved and can and do most cordially and conf
dcntialy recommend it to by Ill who wsulA have
their hair restored from white gray tby Of
sickness age,) to original esloR and beauty, snA by
all young perons who would have their hair beautiful
and glosty, rL .ga.ft3 E.s.ts
yery truly and gratefully yours.
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Patent Medicines

Patent Medicines
Can be obtained of Wood d Co. at Wholesale
or Retail and guaranteed to be genuine.
u We have FEvEa AND AGUE remedy that
has cured in twenty successive cases this Spring
anil not failure has marked its nse.
u. Medicines will be furnished a: any hour
day or night, aud every effort made to build up
business by prompt attention and an obliging
disposition.
T Physicians prescriptions and Family reci-
pes carefully compounded.
~ Call and examine our stock, and satisfy
yourselves that our words are true.
T. W. WOOD Il co.
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BUR NJ n A MS
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
r.v ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.

BURNH ANS
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.
Established June, 1865 Incorporated February 1887
Designed for Practical instruction in Book Keeping
Business Penmanship, Commercial Caleula-
tons and Higher Mathematics.
Hon. ANsoN S. MILLER, WIN. BROWN, ESQ,
Hon. WAIT TALCOTT, L. W. BCRNliAM.
Mops OF INsTRucTIoN.
Each department. OF Book Keeping, embracing Indi-
vdual Partnership Accounts, Mercantile and Manuiac-
turing, Banking and Exchange, Commission and For
warding, stsanbostins &C., Is taught In an entirely
Students may enter At any time and complete tho
course 1t pleasure there being class arrangement to
Interfere with their progress. Each pupil can have
tho privilege Of reviewing at any time. Persons Of
dnay abilities may become competent to manage any
SGT of Cooks in from to 10 weeks.
FRKE LECTURES will be given tri-veekly during the
Winter, by distinguished business men II this cty In
addition to the regular PePSsr and scientific course
For full course, ltime unlimited, including Book
Keepinx, Practical Pcnmanahip, Commercial Calcu.
lations and Lectures, $SO,OV
Ladies Course, as above, SV,OV
Coon Board can be obtained In private families Of
from so to s. per week. The whole expense OF the
full course. including board tuition stationery and
diploma need not exceed Sos
ROCKFORD is justly noted a being one Of the most
thrying healthy moral and romantic cities in the
west Students can herr enjoy every possible advan
tagc and acquire FIRST class Business Education fol
one.half tho usual expense IL larger cities.
Dun FACILITIES for practice. instruction cannot b.
surpassed in this country Gaia ogues containing par
tcslars win be free upon app location by letter o,
otherwise
L. ". BURNHAM, Principal, and Professor Of Pen
manship Book Keeping md the Law. Of Trade.
II. A. KICiIARDe, Esq., Prot Of Book Keeping, Com
mcrcial Calculations and Higher Mathematics.
Hon. ANSON S. MILLER, Lecturer on Political Econ
ouay and the Law. Of Nations.
Hon. JAS. l.. LOOP, Lecturer On Commercial Law. 5!
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Established June, 1865 Incorporated February 1887
Designed for Practical Instruction in Book Keeping,
Business Penmanship, Commercial Caleulo-
tons and Higher Mathematics.
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xDs1KEK n: g
M BERNATZ would announce to the-
lyl McGregor Public, and to Travellers that
his Bakery is again in successful operation
Every article usually found in an establish
ment Of this kind, viii be kept constantly fsr
sale. 1850.
IL Fresh Ale. & Beer will always be found
at his shop, one Door West Of tho American.
McGregor. May lst. n30 tt.
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z ID 4 o N &c ID = e q e
Such Dyspepsia Weak Breast, Liver Corplant Gen.
eral Debility, Fever and Ague. Cankcr ~ Sore
fhross, Nsek Eyes. Sz3no and Kidney Disease,
Old Sores, Coughs and Colds.
In the above named diseases only needs 10 b faith
Fl llv nsod sn.la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10
ObHeauieS of Mr. Marcy.

This has been an eventfuI day for the State
metropolis, (says the Albany correspondent of the
New York Herald. writing on the Sth instant )
thousands upon thousands of people from every
portion of the State assembling at one common
centre to consign TO the mortuary and the crypt
the remains of the illustrious statesman so re-
Gently among the living.
AT about 7 O'Clock this morning strangers CON-
Inenced TO flock towards the Assembly Chamber
TO take a last look at him whom they had for so
many years delighted to honor 1t is estimated
that not less than ten thousand persons viewed
The corpse. Hours before the procession formed
the Park and adjacent grounds of the Capitol
We're hlled to overlooking with people anxious TO
gain admttance to the Capitol building
DURING the morning a great number of people
visited the Capitol to take last farewell look At
the remains of the deceased statesman and much
disappointment was expressed when they learned
IN II al me request OF the relatives Of the deceased
the coffin would not be opened.
fine fall OF rain last evening contributed not
Only to lay the dust but TO render the atmosphere
clear and In every way tolerable. AT an early
hour the citizens betook themselves TO the en-
shrouding OF the city in funeral reUalia With
but very few exceptions every building Oh Broad
way ana state street was handsomely and appro-
Pia'ely decorated, and particular attention was
paid 10 the structure of the Mechanics and Farm
er's Bank, OF which Mr.. Marcy was for more than
forty years a stakeholder The exterior of the
Capitol was most elegantly decorated with the
'front.' being
wound with intermingled white and black, the
flag upon the staff being at half mast, as indeed
were all the flags throughout the city. The inner
hall was similarly dressed, the columns wallis
and entrances to the various chambers being
draped in black. The Assembly Chamber in
which the funeral exercises took place was most
soleinnly decorated and arrayed, the desks having
been removed and the walls and facings OF the
galleries being deeply draped with the insignia
of grief.
In the centre OF the circle, directly in front of
the Speakers desk, was the bier upon which the
coffin, strewn with white flowers, rested the Con-
Stitntion Of the country being placed upon the
breast Of the illustriOus deceased The pail
bearers were seated upon either side OF the coffin
and the mourners at the head of the coffin while
the Burgesses Corps occupied position at the
right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

u The owners of the bark Panchita. which
arrived at New York on Tuesday in charge of
British officials, from the coast of Africa, where
she was seized on suspicion of being a SLAYER,
have Instituted legal proceedings for damages. l.
Is insisted that at the time of her seizure she had
part OF her cargo of freight for New York already
on board, consisting of several hundred bags gum
coPai, together with ivory. &c. IL is quite prob
able that her Owners-Messrs Weeks & Moss
will prove their case The vessel herself is of but
little value, having been nearly used up in the
cuba trade, but Messrs. w & NJ. anticipated
handsome profits in the sale OF her CARO-. The
vessel, however, has been libeIed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

THB APPROACHING WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND
MExIco.-A letter from Paris, in the Independ.
ence Beige, afirms that the steps now resolved
upon by the Spanish Governmsnt-of sending
vessels of war into the roadstead of Vera Cruz
has received the approval of the Governments of
England and France, which have at the same
time Instructed their representatives at Madrid 10
prevail upon the Mexican Envoy Extraordinary
senior I-afragua, to satisfy, in the name of his
Government, the just demands of Spain.
The Madrid June l9 Correspondence of the
London Times says:
long conference that took place on the 18th
instant, between Seniors Pidal and Lafra0ua
does not appear to have greatly improved the
chances of a settlement of the dispute between
Spain and Mexico. There is no reason TO believe
that this Government is otherwise than pacific in
Its wishes, but 1t is pressed from without, and
dares not, perhaps, be conciliatino and WELD
Ing as would be desirable. or as il Could wish
Opinions here are very divided as TO whether the
quarrel Will be settled amicabiy or the reverse
The situation at this present moment is critical
ana IL Is dlffcuit TO form judgment as to how
thlngs Will turn out. The English and French
an6assadNs are doing everything in their power
10 bring about reconciliation According TO
present appearances not many DAYS can eIapse
without the question assuming d more decided
aspect for better or for worse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

The ALLEGED PREVALENCE OF YELLOW FE-
YER AT BuESos AYREs.-The New York Jour
nal of Commerce of Tuesday evening, says:
"We this a. IN published letter from an off,
Ger on board the United States frigate ST. Law
renee, representing the yellow fever to have been
raging al Buenos Ayres. We are authorized by
Mr.. Zimmerman, Consul at this port for Buenos
Ayres. to contradict this statement as greatly ex-
aggerated, if not altogether unfounded. Letters
have been received from that port up TO the 10th
Of May, ut which time the city was perfectly
healthy. and the - British Packet of the 9th
makes no mention of the prevalence of sickness
The health of Montevideo had improved, as aD-
pears from the following extract OF letter dated
"BCENos AYREs. Nav 2.-The fever in Mont,
video continued until the 9th ultimo, at which
time il was abating somewhat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

COOP EXCISE FOR a SPREE.-There has been
a court martial (navaD going on board the
L. =. ship Cumberland, at the Massachusetts,
Navy Yard. The gist of the matter seems to be-
says the CharleStOwn Advertiser. that the gallant
Lieutenant trial, who is a gentleman gen
orally respected got news from distant CITY by
telegraph that he had become pa and in his
exuberance u manly pride, he Invited his friends
on board the ship, where they had 4 merry time;
in the midst Of il, il seems, they in ernIpted
by the appearance fCapt. Missroon, a very strict
temperance man. who forthwith reported his
Lieutenant. Capt. Missloom Oie ed 10 withdraw
the charge, but the accused insisted upon being
heard by trial. OfcOurse lac ought to be and will
acquitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
+ LIGHTNING ROD IMPOSITION-

In Circular OF mine, published short time ago-
apply to ma for the facts that a most vsnops ,In
position has been carried on IN this city and Other
places, where certain Lightning rod Points have
been put up. That the Points referred TO were com
posed oil some soft alloy, resembling pewter and
which melts 1T the Temperature OF Iasd a. 7 n
ocott takes upon himself TO answer 70 The above
Iacts, ana Gays ne does not put up Pewter Points
anl9rInnateIy, Tor this Mr.. o. has told on himself
AM AND IKE ~ N the old dity when Jack fell down
anu came tuinbIng after. He certainly cannot blame
me LOT ms bad luck for had not said word
aut nun and II he never puts up another rod IL
VIII De because he has defined has position and not
on account OF any exposure from me. My Circular
ht any one let him put il on.
y lost N. H. RHOADS, as street.
60 T0McLAUGHLIN'S FOR NOTIONS.
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u The New York Board of Aldermen, on
"wednesday night, voted to send special mes
senger to England 10 induce the owners of the
Great Eastern to send her to that port. About
soeO Of the peoples money will go for this ex-
traordinary measure. 1t is rumOred that George
wilkes, formerly of the Police Gazette. now of
P0TtsT's Spirit Of the Times, is to be the fortu
nate traveller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10
PERSONAL

.... Ex-Attorney General Nathan :. Clifford, of
Me, is at Wiiiards', in this city.
80. Hon. Nathan Clifford, Me, Hon. J. F.
Morse, La, and Capt. Habcrsham, L. :. ", are
at WillaTds'.
-. The Hon. Hiram Warner having declined
denomination for Congress, from the fourth dis
rlct of Georgia, the Democrats have nominated
(and Will doubtless elecO Col. l.. J. Cartrell in
his stead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10
BOARDING.

ROARDlNG Mrs. BATES, AZ the corner Of
H fennsy wanna avenue and 9Th street, having had
neI mousse entirely renovated and its accommOda-
tIohs greatly Increased, rs prepared To accom-
ihouste aTger number OF permanent and transient
ooaroers. Her location Is the most central In the
cry, ana, as rearranged and improved, her house Is
now second TO no oth0r boarding house IN Washing
toh. boaruers 10y the month, week, day. may
ley on receiving every attention. Terms moderate,
Table boarders also taken le - nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

IL A meeting was held at Hamilton Square.
New York City, last night, to devise measures
for dividing New York into two States the low
or one, including the city, TO be called Southern
New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

n = NOTlCE.-l hereby forewarn all persons
~ from employing or harborlng NV son, AleXan-
DER Skinner, or trusting him account as he has
LETT my house without my consent.
iy s-lw- WILLIAM SKINNER.
1SCENTRAL ICE CREAM SALOON.-At
~ the Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot, corner of
pc, plate.
Ice Cream delivered to families at l5O per gallon
NJ 20 YOU WANT TO SPEND A
AS pleasant day? Then do not fail TO go 10 the
PICNIC ot the English Lutheran Sabbath School,
I'd.
The boat viii leave the I4th ST. bridge at O'Clock
precisely.
Refreshments al city prices.
Tickets Tor passage p cents. Passage and dinner
80 cents TO be hsd Of A. Noerr, lIth st. of G. Wea-
yer, opposite Browns Hotel, and L. II. Ridenour
rem. av. near Iron HAIL jy 6-eo3tF
100l COPIES OF ROSALIE, THE PRA
IOOO RE Flower, the most beautiful song ever
punished. Also, Darling Nelly Gray, Music an the
Ar and all the new music OF the day lust received
at our Piano and Music Store, SO. between 9th and
loth streets. JOHN r. ELLIS.
~ 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

II The Boston Traveller, a rabid abolition
Print,-while everybody else is lamentng the
death OF the late Gov. Marcy-seeks 10 dishoR, r
his memory by the mean insinuation that he
.'died By his own hand.'' Characteristic. this
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EVENING STAR.
WASHING CITY:
FRIDAY. Julv 10. 1857.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union discusses and condemns the recent
decision of the New York Court of Appeals,
affirming the eonstitutionality of the law taking
from the voters of the city of New York the
management of their own municipal affairs
At the same time the editor, as matter of
course, advises respect for and observance of
the requirements and consequences of that de-
cision.
The Inteifigenesr republishes the Unions
late elaborate official exposition upon the Kan
sas question, the positions of which evidently
meet its hearty concurrence. In so doing. it
takes occasion to be cynical towards the South.
We regret to have to say