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OFFICIAL


Franklin Pierce, President Of the Cnited States o.
Z .smeTica, TO all rho n u mary concern:
Satisfac sors evidence ha ing been exhibited me
that FREpERICK w. WOW KANTZow has bern ap-
pointed Vice Consul of1Sw eden and Norway for the
port OF 81. Louis in abe State Of Missouri. do here
by recognize him such, and declare him free Ia
exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges allowed To The cossuis of the most
favored nations in the United States
In testimony whereof. have caused these letters
10 be made patent and the seal of the United States
TO be hcreunto affixed
Given under my hand. at the CITY OF Washington,
the 10th day Of Sept, A. d. 1859. and of the
H. 3. independence of the United States of Amer
ca the sevenfy-eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
Ry the President: $3.50
w. l.. MARCY, Sec -etary of STATE
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Patent Gas REGULATOR

THE inventor Or. Kidder,) of this economical and
i useful INSTRUMENT; deserves the thanks of the gas
consuming COMMUNITY The saving effected by the
use of il will be found fully - per ecnt Lin ey6ry per-
sons gas bill. Ii can be adjusted as to supply
the gas at any desired pressure less tn that of inc
street, and when once adjusted, the Regulator will
continue 10 supply the gas that pressure uniform
ly. without requiring further care or attention. and
independent OF all the FLUCTUATIONS fthe street pres
sure.
Ho el proprienrs and stoFekeepcrs in the city of
washington and its vicinity DESTROYS TO avail them
themselves o: the GcOnonser can obtain all fEtler
information by calling the subscrib r, VINO mas
fitted one of these Regulators up in his store, and
will give an illustration of IT,
EDWARD NJ. BOTELER,
Practical Gas-F liter and Plumber
South West corner of 9Th and d streets,
aug 29-tf
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Personal.

80. John Thompson, ESQ. has been nomi-
natck by the Democrats of Philadelphia city
rs their candidate for Mayor; Francis Cooper
for the State Senate, and Peter Logan, VIM
c. Patterson, Aaron Coburn and George II
Martin for the Legislature
80. Col. Ferrara, of Savra one of the most
celebrated exiles from Italy, has died in Paris
....A letter from Father Mathew to a
friend in Cincinnati, dated on the 7th uIt
states that his health is much improved.
-. DIR. Bailey, editor of tie Era, and his
lady arrived in the Atlantic, at New York.
last week. lie has gone on a dying visit to
Ohio after his boys, and will probably be
ready to resume his editorial duties week
after next.
-. Hon. Vim. NJ. Churchwell. of Tonnes
see, is III this city stopping at Browns Hotel.
80. The widow of Daniel Webster received
few days ago. from Alderman Copeland. of
London. copy of the statuettc of her distin-
guished husband, made at Mr. Copeland's cell
ebrated Parian works.
-. We learn from the London Court Jonr-
nat that the Hon. James Buchanan. the new
American Minister to the Court of St James
has arrived at the Clarendon Hotel. Bond
street from Liverpool. He was attended from
Liverpool by L. b. Lawrence. Esq. attache to
the United States Legation, who, as we have
before stated, will still be connected with tile
Legation. Mr.. Buchanan entered upon his
duties as American Minister on the 18th of
August.
-. The Athens (Ala.) Herald gays: Gen.
Houston is decidedly the choice of North Ala
bama'' for Senator
-. chap calling himself Barnum. and
pretending to be no other than the renowned
fhineas T., has been delivering temperance
lectures in character" to large crowds at To-
ledo Ohio .4
'..' Henry NJ Price, candidate of the De-
moeraey of Minnesota for Delegate to Con
gress, is said to be a gentleman of excellent
character and fine attainments. !
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The WASHINGTON NEwS.-In the hurry
of pressing engagements, we omitted to
notice the fact long since that our vener-
able contemporary of the Nears had asso-
ciated with him in the conduct of his
journal, his son, Mr.. VIM. H. Thompson,
which can hardly fail greatly to in
crease its usefulness as city paper, it
being devoted wholly and very success
fully to Washington affairs.
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Spirit OF the Morning Press,

The Union quotes Senior VaIiente Secreta-
~ OF the New York Cuban Junta lin reply to
the comments OF the London Times, which
intimates that the purpose Of tic mission of
Mr.. SoGie Is the purchase of Cuba only where
in The Secretary Indignantly opposes the sale
of the island even 10 the United States: going
in for entire freedom or death - and takes the
ground that this country viii submit to but
two changes in the political condition Of the
Queen of the Antilles. That is, that she NAV
become Independent or annexed to us While
not disposed to encourage fllibustering to
obtain the island-the editor fof tie Unfon)
i yideE.ly IN cIvor Of annexation in ease
any change in he: condition nay tale place
The Union furthc- continues its exposure of
the untena5ie positions Of the NationgI DEM
Ocr0t Of New York, wherein that Journal and
its friends oppose the policy of the Admins
tration under the pretcnce Of superabundance
of affection for the Administrator prin-
ciples.
The Lsteiit gcMcer contains an extract from
Il letter from Governor " God of Ohio, now
United States Consul to Valparaiso, written
at Jamaica ON his way out, wherein he de-
scribes the deplorable resn!ts Of the liberia
ton Of the slaves of that island Gov. Wood
was not long lice the very leader of the hall
abolitiOnized Democracy of the Northwest
honestly 50 beyond al question, rs The frank
ness With which he virtually admits his error
IN this letter, proves The scales have fallen
from his eyes. through thus seeing the prae
teal working Of his own late theory. The
LItsiigeHcer also publishes an interesting
paper on the rights OF foreign ministers called
out By certain social disabilities which. il is
alleged surrounded American diplomaiists in
Chilli and elsewhere.
The Clippers leader is in reply to a para
graph lately appearing in the Star upon the
subject Of an International copyright law, in
which the editor dives deeper into the sub
ject discussing the &" rights of foreign au-
thors In this country. as though our laws al
ready gave them rights which they do not
A correspondent Of the Clipper also questions
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NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR EXCHANGES

The following are the going rates Of wages
in San Francisco. a. fully established by the
recent strikes. combinations and compromises
erday:-Brickayer $40: Stone-cuttcrs. So
Ship-carpenters and Cauihers. SO: Plasterers
50; House. carpenters, s.; Blacksmiths, So
Watch makers and jeFcilarS So Painters and
GLACIERS IS; hod men. IS; Shoemakers, Si00
per month, without boarding; Teamsters, 500
to Si20 per month, finding themselves; and
Farm hands so per month and found
Jesuit missionary in Africa, Father Oiivi-
Gus, arrived short tiir2 since, at Marseilies,
having with him forty black children Of both
dren OF Ham are 20 be educated in Il convent
to be sent to thei- native land rs missiona-
reS.
The Emperor of France received few dayz
ago an invoice of five Andalusian horses of
the most incompatible beauty. They are a
present from the Duke OF Abe the brother
ln-law to his wife. The four Arabs now in
Paris, have also presented the Emperor with
three magnificent Arabian mares, and the
Imaum of Muscat has also sent him three
pairs of superb animals.
Abdel- nader is said to live in the utmost re-
tirement and tranquility at Erousse. lie is
now taking the waters for his health. and he
passes all the daytime in prayer. ltappears
fraternal reception which he expected to meet
in Asia when lie sent there from France He
is now nobody; in his country.
NJ Auguste Nourbit, who was lately pro-
fessor of singing in Philadelphia, committed
suicide by drowning hmselfin the river Seine
This unfortunate man, who was for the last
two months subject to fits of monOuania has
ended his life in the same manner az his
brother, the singer of the Grand Opera How
wonderful, to see two brothers die in the
same manner.
The Lowell Courier says the Shirley Shakers
have been deserted by seven members of the
society, five females, and two Of the :: lordly''
sex-the seven having launched opt upon the
great world during the last week. OF the
seven, four, it is said are resolved upon matri-
mOny.
The Massachusetts Temperance Convention.
when met at Boston On Monday took ting pre-
caution to resolve women away from the plat
form, and in fact out of the Convention.
before she applied for admission. Theodore
Parker, Horace Mann and others participated
The guano trade with the United S'ates is
rapidly increasing. Next year, is expected
that it will equal that of England, and IN four
years i.1re be tsyice as great. In the month
of July last the Official -etprps show that
l4,937 tons had been expor ed to tue United
States, and 1920 tons to England. On the
lst OF August, there were ninety vessels load
ing with guano at the Chincha Islands. From
the Isl t., the 3lst of July 6fty-ive vessels
sailed from the SAFE Place with full cargoes
for the United States and Europe
The sloop of war Decatur arrived at Ports.
mouth on Saturday night, and the balance of
tbs fishery squadron are expected there this
week. the cr9srs being to rendezvous at
Portsmouth this day.
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The Progress OF the United States.

date August 18th, ultimo, says; ies
The city is raridly improvingb by the erec-
ton of the most substantial granite brick
and fre-proof buildings. Our merchants are
the most enterprisins in the world. and are
doing rosperous business [ have seen
this city, before a brick was seen it, barned
20 ashes four times, when il was nothing but
tents and huts. Now, we are '.ayond the reach
of similar cOnfagrationS. and already rank as
the third commercial city in the Urion''
Taking this statement Gun cyuno sails,
it certainly substantiates he belief that
San Francisco has improved as no other
city of Es0dern times has increased in
Commercial, Importance. Her growth,
however, is OF most Importance, as telling
the tale OF the ilrmense increase of Amer.
lean business, everywhere, in the Pacific.
her trade being almost as great with the
whaling interest in the Western Ocean,
and with the Pacific Coast of South
America and the Pacific Ocean islands.
as with the interior of California. A
year. day, an hour, as it were, has seen
San Francisco rise from nothing, to such
commercial Importance as is described
above. Yet, we have among us well in
formed and patriotic men who still seri-
ousiy believe that the acquisition of our
Pacific Coast territory was serious na-
tionai evil and that its consequences, (of
which this instant growth of another
great American commercial city is one of
thstrst forcing itself upon the notice of
all, after that of the remarkable effect
upon exchange on London, instantly re-.
sultlng from our suddenly becoming the
great specie (gold) supplying nation of
the world are to be deplored Already
there Is hardly county, town or city, in
any State of the American Union, which
has not, In some way, had It's substantial
wealth increased through California. Yet
men oil enlarged commercial perceptions
realize that the great national benefit to
low from that acquisition has hardly vet
commenced to deyelope itself. This bene-
lit Is, IN It's effect in generating new mar
kets in the East for American manufac-
lures and produce, and vast new fields
Tor American enterprise in fields hitherto
almost totally unexplored by American
seamcn and traders. Now, that sucI,
problems are being rapidly worked out,
must strike all, Oh reflection: and all
must surely comprehend the necessity
for change in our foreign tdipIomatic)
policy to meet this altered condition of
our affairs and prospects abroad. We
need not multiply words to prove this
position, which is so self-evident. that
reflection on it alone is sufficient to salts
~ persons of discretion that it is an in
eyitable necessity, il the Government of
the United States shall seek to secure for
our people the legitimate advantages only,
which they are entitled to draw from
their present possession of the KEY to the
eventual command of the commerce Of the
Eastern world.
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law Of 1852, are to be treated as ordinary
public land, and are therefore to be sold and
disposed Of without waiting for a decision of
the Supreme Court on the Maison Rouge case
still pending before that tribunal :,
3 UNITED STATES CHARGES 30 South AMERICA
GoING 0uT.-We understand that James S.
Green, of Missouri. Charge to New Grenada,
Philo White. of Wisconsin, Charge to Ecuador,
and Governor Dana. of Maine, Charge to
Bolivia, are expected to sail together for their
respective destinations by the Panama steam
err, sailing from New York early in the next
month, though it is possible that they may
not start until fortnight later, by the steam
er of the Goth proximo.
NAVAL OFFICERS DETACHED AND ORDERED.
| Lieut. Williamson, has been detached from
the sloop- ofwar Albany. on account of sick
ness and has three months leave of absence.
Lieut. Robert B. Riell has been ordered for
duty in that ship in Lieut. W s stead
Lieut. Harrell has been ordered to the Re-
ceiving ship Pennsylvania at Norfolk. Va
THE CooUILLARD. EDsAL AND EWING CLAIM,
which was disalloXed on an appeal to the
Secretary of tho Interior some days since as
stated in our columns, was not endorsed by
the present Acting Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, who merely reported to the Head of
the Department the facts of the previous ac-
ton of the bureau upon it, in which (the them
Acting Commissioner Lowry, had carried out
| ~, In "a, - l.
by Commissioner Orlando Brown. in 1850, or
thereabouts.
| An ARMY CoMMIsSARY OF SUBSISTENCE APP
POINTED AND A LIEUTENANT RESIGNED Cap,
tain c. L. Kilhum has been appointed Com
missary of Subsistence vice Sherman, resigned
Second Lieut.. NJ S. Hascall ID Artillery has
resigned.
APURsER APPoINTED.-We have every rea-
son to believe that the President has already
appointed Purser in place of Purser Faunt-
leroy, lately deceased, selecting some gentle,
man from Northwestern State, which has
not vet furnished Purser for the Navy of the
| United States.
A NAVAL SAILMAKER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A. Warren, of kittery, Me-, has been ap
| pointed n al-maker in tie naval service OF
the United States
POSTMASTER BERIETr of this city, is on
visit to tie principal eastern cities to asoer,
tain how they manage their post Offices, that
he may be aided in completing his admirable
alterations and improvements here; and not
us Geographic correspondent enormously
asserts, to take part in the Democratic quar-.
rel at Syracuse.
Mr.. BODISCO The New York Times OF
| yesterday represents Mr.. Bodisco, Russian
Minister to the United States as cutting any
number of didocs not heretofore told in the
newspapers on hearing of Commander Ingra
hons conduct in the kosta affair One oil
these allegations charge him with expressing
violent regrets that the Austrian frigate failed
to sink the American Commander and every
soul on board his ship. This cannot possibly
| be true, us it is in direct contradiction to Mr.
BIS unvarying bearing here during the whole
of his long previous residence in Washington
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o. OLD SORES, ULCERS, and all erupfions and
dis, asses arising from impure or depraved state
the blood. See the extraordinary cure of Mr.. Vim.
G. Harwood, highly respectable citizen of Rich
mond, Va, by Carriers Spanish Mixture. lie had
ulcers and Of the description and finally
got SO bad taat he was unable TO walk, except on
clutches. a few bottles of Carriers Spanish Mix
ture, Ihe great blood purifier, cured HIM, it has
cured hundreds OF Others who have suffered with
rheumatism, bad effects of mercury and pains and
ulcers OF the bones and joints.
= See advertisement.
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{gF-GILAAS's BueulD HAIR DyE is the only article
now used in this city. Gentlemen VINO wear wtis-
kers or musiacliios of gray reddish hue wishing
10 attend ball or party can appear in suit OF
black, by devoring additional minute at their tot
let in using the very Gel, brted article which heads
this notice. Prepared 10y T.. d. Gilman, Chemist, of
III CITY
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R- Joe ShilitnRton receir

k4- Joe Shiliington receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS "a fast as published. He
is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
ortment OF Blank Books ano Stationery ut his Book
tore, Odeon Building, corner of ~ street and Penn
yivania avenue. aug l9
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL.

- CatpitOI Hui, Uashin gton,
L>OR RENT.-The above Hotel l. offered for rent
either with or without the Furniture and other
Fixtures Ii is one of the most desirable situations
n tie city, and an excellent location for business
and the middle Of Dctbpef ne4i. TO a gentleman Of
responsibility desirots OF keeping hotel fine op-
present proprietor. - JOHN FOY.
rep 6-3tawlm+
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1 SMALL FARM FOR sALE.-The land p well
/ wa,ered; part is in nood, aad nan in sras.. Il
i admirably StNaied fpr very earl esidrp a. we
as for dairy. The distance from The south end Of
the Long Bridge is about Two miles. The term, Of
saie NIi be very accommodating. For further par
tcAlars arpiy TO e. L, LIFTENHoIsE, Bank of Com
meree, Ge9rcetown, or q. T. RITTENHprsE, Treas
ury Department, washington sen 2-9awiw
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Al A RRIEn

In Il! is city, on the 9Th Instant, by the Rev. A. c.
Myers. ID. :. GORDON. of Georgetown to Miss
AMANDA E, daughter of John 4. Burrows, ESQ
OF Charles County, Md.
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s00 VALU ABLE and desirable

Z To NIty BUILDING LOTS an private safe
nave for sale abonl 800 Zine Building Lots Located
IN most all nsofthe city, Which will sell low
and on the best OF time. &c GREEN
Property Broker, Office on 7th street,
Opposite Post Office.
y: S.-Ptrsons having property 10 dispose Of, and
wishing a. Agent Ia make sale of same by dropping
me hlan and description with the price If sane,
can rest assured that ii g pc attended With Dr.
patch and ON the pest OF terms
For references, the public IN general. J. g.
sep l0-eo3t
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TO THE LADIEs.-The MILLIyERY

i business heretoture carried on under tue super
vision Of Mrs. WIMER, al the old stand Sixth St.
near Louisiana avenue, oreJ Is iaeIs Nt:ii1HeT and
Music Store, l. still continued by her. The
mets G The old establishment. we'll as the ladies
generally oi the District, respectfully invited
favor her with their orders. which Will he promptly
attended TO. Due notice viii be given of the open
ing tor the season. Bieachng and pressing done To
or'ia!. sep l4-;};
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

WILL ofeI at private sale, my LEASE, with
bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles, all al
which will be shown to anv one Wi hing IA pur-
ohase. Locality IN Penn. lvania avenue, south
SIDE, near 9th street /; runs back 10 street; con
Jams IA rooms, IN good order. Tine Of lease %
months The House is in good repute and doing
good business; front Just painted. A quantity 0i
good LIQUOR can be lad at cost price. For fur
ther particulars the subscriber
All persons indebted 10 mt will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. JDAVIS.
sep eff
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- TO insure the insertion Of Adver.
tisements they naust be brought to our
otherwise they mny not appear nntii
the next day.
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EURNIsHED ROOFS TO.LET.-

= have two Furnished ROOMS 10 let. over No
ell BOYD store, which are very convenient 10
men "ho nave business with any of the Public De
Parihehis, being equal distance from the Capitol and
rte>ldeht liouse. Enquire of VIM. NOEL, on
penns,lra avenue, south side, between 9Th and
10Th streets. co, ID .o9rt
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LYON IL r. MA sui e Oh three room. ON sec
ond llisr, gIiurnl>hed with chamber funi-
ture, having attached eOapl, ie bathing rOoin, with
paror on hrst fnnr, If desired NAY he had via. VI
WHho!!t naaIf, ~ private 4ase, which u new and
fnshed IN the modern STYLE and IL, d. ost eligible
ana Desirable location and viii be found IN every
respect acceptable. Refer 10 this office the ad
hTFss. sep 9-enJt'
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YOUNG AMERICA.

IUUNU hMEEIGh.
MI intend acting upon The 20 .iseGd principle,
w that our customers may always say il there
is an improvement invo ntinn new importation OF
superior GROCERIES,, jVINES. or LIQUORS,
sure oi receiving the first and finest sample
al astonishing :D,. Erc!-> Gt The Model GTOcers.
AictRAW a. JACOBS,
Corner of Penn. avenue and 18Th street.
sep li-roim
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w ANTS.

"ANTED-On board the Pocke, Ro,, O
w gress, Capt. B. Pursell, good ENGTSEEP
good BOWSM.df, n good SNCBBER. and III
a g-od COOK, all Of whom must com. wei ro'
mended for sobricty and good department Enonrs
of the Captain on board. "4N'
Georgetown, September IL, 1852
sep li-d6t
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UTbe large circulation Of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me
dun IN the District. II hes more readers
in the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and AterdndriG, than all the other Wash
ington ddilies combined.
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%s FOR RENT-A three-stpy BRICK
NJ tfot So, containing seven roo,ns, yell fur
A'.--nished, furniture fpr sale. Tie house il in
good neichborifood. and in perfect Order Rent $50
Per annum For further particulars address Box la
sep lO-lW T.. &. THL MPSON.
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THE PARK HOTEL.

- OBER'f THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
IL no.m their friends and the public tiat they
are prepared AT the above mentioned house, to fur
nSh all the refreshments of the season. Parties sup
piled with DINNERS and SUPPERS AT the short
est notice. The bar is supplied with superior IL
QUORS.
Tie Park Hotel is located al the Northern eNtrem-
ly u ~ sei, IsE on The verge Of The city limits
Bowling Saloon, swings ard Arbors. II is healthy
walk or beautiful drive. sep li-lm
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NEW MACKEREL. SALMON, &c
~ inspeCt ION of S52-Nn / MAckert

! inspection of s53.-No j Mackerel
.a23 %. kits
No. Maekerei, small, % f. kits; breakfast mack
No. Mackerel, in barrels
l tierce Picked Salmon, very fine
Speed salmon and Mackerel, in cans, Dramatically
Scaled and No Herring, in boxes, this ysar's
Also, Longworth and Ziinmenman's SPARKLING and
dry Catawba ZINES, Qhe dry wine is said 10 be
superior to the celebrated Hook Wines
1erre IIarte. Vincennes, and Cincinnati Family
Iiams.
In store and for sale by
SHEKEI.L s. BAILEY,
Successors To John Il. Kibbey & Co,
sep li-eo3t No. ), opposite Centre Market.
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HOUSE WANTED

snE ifUVSL w AN Lb-A c'nlIfmaN
III with small family. desires To rent a r,neqI
In HOCSE, by the 18th Of October. or before
somewhere between 81 and 18th streets and Penn
sylrania aud New York avenues. who viii be- a rer
manent and punclual tenant; the rent moi 90 exceed
500 per anRum. Apply 10 J. G. MCGUIRE. Auc-
uOneer, corner OF l0th street and Peuns, lyapia
nue., or at Room No. ID, General Land Office. du
riig pus lnrss hours. sep S-dIN