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Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-02-12
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Prenumerations.yilkOr:

Ptisst 4 Minnesota Posca bifver for ett ar, $l.eo
=. halft O.50
Till dem som yodhetsfullt villa ataga sig att
sam!a oh s;in.9a oss suhskriptoncr. villa vi for
bet'tt ercmpitr tenn" EFT gratis.
1reftist;iI'as oss IN Ter a'lresS:- Rat. af Him.
uesota ''osten, Red 'Visy. G>odh"e Co.,, Ni"nesota
Box :lS
n3~ gar til'sindas oss CODA sed'ar be-
lopD ui,.iar 81 kr,lna sandas ..posta'r" stamps.
storr, ,enningybolopp kunna san,s ntin N msd
s:igyrt bud eller vexar Ii godAand. ank l.
EL,s>l ,cn v:irla0Sl ~ tlar alter su
Posrronror for tidnn;en crlagges 'let post
kontor der tidningen afhe mtas. Inom Goolhue
CO. rar ti,lnincen fritt. Inom 0friya counties
Minnesota ar pprtot cent FOR hvarje hummer eller
f3 cents pi hela dret for en- veckotidning 81 for
fiorton:la .stlniny. Inom ALA origa slater och
territori.r F0renta Statcrna ar portot cent for
hvarje nun:n ", eer for haa aret 26 cents for
y.,ckoti.lnin och II cents MISUNDERSTANDING For
hllfar b.tl!as hJlften sa myckctisamma proportion.
Portot ,niste bet;I'as f0rskot for hct haft eiler
ferledels ar; delta uraktlates, blir portot dub
belt.
ms- A. fsrekomm N an'eanng iofjrcs har pa
enr,lsk, bcstinm User postporto for tidningar.
hviiiS KIN peka pa at postm 'stare. mar dessa
forlra EFT ,irivet beepp. De har usatta prl-
iro for ett qvartal eer rnanader uar portot
nrmircn bctaas fGrskott for hela aret, eller ock
for hTarie Qyurtal.
Post 0 lire Department R"gu1a:ions-Chnpter VIII:
See. 1o3 Quarterly R..tcs of Postnge 'eaen
phil quarterly or yeo'ly in "drnnce. on Ne~s-
3,,pe,s mi Perirdirnls, tn Actual subscribers.
Weekly Newspa ers Zone copv only seut by the
publishers to actual subscribers within the county
wh.r. printed and published. free
Ncwsp ana Periodicals not exceeding | J
ounce in W :i"t. when circulated in the state pub
lisha1. Weekly, 3! c,nts, Semi monthly, lA cts.
Newspapers and Periodicals. of the weight of 3
ounces aud IN er sent to any part Of the United
States, Weekly, s. cents.
mi-mAnthly. cenrs.
A.:
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-02-12

Business Cards Of ten lines or less per year 0n
/" Ave - :" " 90
All changes in advertisements charged at the
rate OF 30. cents per l.00O ems
All advertisement continued until ordered out.
aad char rel accordingly.
Al bills payable at the end Of the quarter.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-02-12

Det skan sakerligen intressera hvar och
en- att IA lasa nagot stycke ur prins Oscars
af Svenska akademien nyligen prisbelonta
skritt 'sSvenska Flottans Minnen,' hvar-
t;ore vi taga oss triheten att utur Posttid-
ningen helnta foljande vackra, fosterland-
ska sang: ,za.L.... + s..f r.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-02-12

As this is the oul;: newspaper in Minnesota,
published in the Swedish language. it will afor!
good opportunity to Merchants Mechanics and
other business to spread their advertise m 'nts.
before the numerous and industrious Scandinavian
population. i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

pleased with the arrangement appeared at tho appointed
tine and place but there ma. py Dung gentle
men whom the younger sister had made acquainted with
the circumstances, dragged out Of the carriage, Aad
sounty caatig ed gtb o0Whides ur hs begged loudly
for mercy. He was then delivered TO pohcemsn, who
took him 70 the station house whare he told the Captain
that he was single and ntended 70 many the girl.
arc SO DO ore appeared sgsnst bin 10 was oionagsd
The father OF tire grs called ser and gave The full
facta OF the case me gallant FrerchmAr was supsrn
t0nosD OF re sunday school children who were present
M the laying o. tina corner stone Of st. Patrcks Catnedra
Q short time since.
The UoGsT VISIBLE Tho comet SO lorg expected 10 nov
visible every light TO the naked eye and the tail oAn be
distinctly With ordinary opera glass II is best
about hour after sunset aui hour before sun
rice. For ccicck in the morning is the best tr,s to
poet II II may he looked for line witn ths two stars
called the Pointers. AID from nearly r'g0f anglo With
AciIrus. Astrcpcmer1 com oute tnB the carae rs aeT
about 40 e 900 or nlias distant and rADdiy sp-
probipg thu sarlh During frs week Ia OotoSar II
viii be Of the most s;rkipg bfsn.aess From Es elements
Ia osss ,ls toat Is tho identical comet Ia 1904 aud
G.aiu In ls.s.
FOUNDING Found In carpet bag 4. South Amooy, on
the Camden and AmSoy Railroad A. I've ocoss 7. NJ, on
the 10th mat. mas obid about week o'd Had on
plain white moslio alp, uanre pecoas, linen shirt Han
bepd-s neat end clean. II IA po~ Ia tho caro- Of
Capt SIMPSON at tho steamer John Potter Sincs found
tns child hss oeeo lying in very heavy spasms. sup
posed FROM the effects OF drugs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Scusns-Drnaow On saturday. April IL, at the rss.
derce " the gator ths Rev Jarvis Nicholas OF the Bed
,ora e,rcst Msthodiat Epucops church, Mr. W. Fl CouW
az Nov York /, TuBs DrsDsow Rx,h darglte. Of the
lsie H.ory Fross, OF 81 John, New Brunswick.
RIG.Iss-QuIss.- On Tuesdsy, september Z, IN 81.
Peters cburoh, by the Pew. Father Qoinn, HicBAxl j.
HIGGINS Esq 70 Miss AALyIsA JOHANNA QcI,S, all OF New
YORK,
RHiNEBART-Ro.r On Thursday, Sepsenecrg h6reep-
port By The rev T. fsn1c0 Mr.. BENJAMIN Rutsr7iA Al
a now YORK, 10 Giss ELaRA II Rofs, OF BroGElgn
Ulster ana Orguge courty PAGERS please copy.
slMonpa-NosRis.--0n Wednesday, september g. By
Rev. A. Boomer Bart SIR. H. W. sisosps 70 hss EvEIsE
N. NoRpIs. all o. Inn city.
sri1n- RrsssiL 49, A. Glenoove on "wednesday evening.
sep.enhrr q, by the Rev. Tbous1 hallaby, Francis T.
srs q erookyr TO Macy jazz eecrt daughter Of Capt
jcr g. Russell.
rYIst-EicHors.--In Warren, Macs, on Tuesday, Sep.
tsueer by ihs k.v 8. g. Smith, nv. A. e. fYla, VI
yicata, IN, 20 MIR sARAu 2. Nlcuois Of WATren.
WRGHT--NAssg--0r Saturday. saft 4, IN church, ny,
.ue Rev Dr. ia VIA, Jossfa T. Wai9a. Of d. Lov.J Mo,
20 Aifs Many u. MASON, Of New YORK..
81. Louis papers pitas copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

General S.otrs Name at ne Morse Dinner N Paris.
the dinner 70 Professor Morse Colonel John Preston
of South Carons, presided. About eighty Americsns
we're present. among whom Judge Mason our Minis
Ter 70 France Mr. Chandler United States Minister 70
Naples, and Mr.. Hamilton Fsh, Of Nov York Colonel
Preston has the dgui.y grace and eocuence that belong
70 his race. never know says correspondent better,
graceful self possessed eloquent presiding officer
on any festive occasion. One incident occurred which
must relate II WINS the giving and reception Of soasib
Col. James B. Murray. Being called upon for volunteer
and speech COL NJ replied BY referring 10 the fact
that he had been "a volunteer nearly fty years ago
vnen there ono North and South, or that then
virginians and New Workers. knew but one country.
when New York was threatened, Virginia Colonel
"tal,o &C, came 70 The relief Of Now YORK; &c. 40
and arer beautiful tribute, which received through
out with enthusiastic greetings, Col NJ concluded BY
payng be should propose the health Of "a who had
done Tor hs country than sny living Amsricsn'
NOT necessary 70 name the person. TOR the compsoy
unanimously shouted the name Of the commanding Cen
ersl q the American army, and three tines three o
hearest cheers ever heard gwen and then they
added the "hgor" I was granded beyond measure BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

The Great BASE Rail Match between Brook
Ign and New York-The New Workers
Victorious.
The toirc and final match between the best nine OF the
Brcoxgr case bail cubs aud The best nine Of the New
York club .ook place yesterday At the Fashion Course
when the New Yorkess Handsomely. The day was
fine, Avo thousand persons the ground
TO witness tho game. OF the three matches played the
New YcIkeTs hive scored two and the Broukiy nes
Annexed ia the score Of The home ard home match
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

A VOID 10 Tux wrse.-wHer THE DAYS ARE nor.
n test and the hrestens fevers aud dssdly
sses when ibe nights sharp cold pressg calls
preventive Of ali snch ailmss ~ Jodoous Mss q nss
French the cordial Of N. L9
ROM rhese pites, the fame which II European, have
become the household remedy IN ell western sses
They for SALE Wholesale and retail. IRE agent n
srsINrED 70 Nassau street. ~ y, and By al respectable
drussista
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
A Ii GBAy MARS COMPLETELY RrSrokxD 70 4
- 0e.a1iul vi, VI a m - x n ~ zRx1

Does not discolor nure the akin. ard vii r-sors rs9
hair 10 e original color Sx OF tvo applications ~ 80
be water leaving stain OF Bad snel sg
applying DECIDEDLY the
ave- ever Invented nrntns NE hair shsfe fr
'Isht crown 70 lea bsckn Applied without sny t0uhA
Does MOI orr ne hsr, but rves beautiful spp-srNnsA
80 WILSON'S HAIR RgsrOHrs
wui err~ badness prevent The hair FROM fAiinG ouA
rersther hair increase ne growth o. lhs hair Al
prevent hair grsr No OTIS or grease ne-c be use
dos. only -, large bottles sce agescy a ouekMANy
dxus slv~ lbs Grand street. New York; and CALuuDDnA
Third and Sa,sus srseaa PAAaadsiphA r. B,-J.A BsaSk
cole agent fog BALTIMORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHs.

Birth.
VAN BxuRSS--In Thu, CITY, September Q. Mrs. albert
Su1n.As VAN eEuRy late Of Rackensack NJ j., cf aeon
Mother AND child Doing well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

A Csro.-Ail Persons VINO have Gray Hair
hair Of bad color invited call and consult Doctor
GRArpJkAN Generalization free at - CIV cs street corner
OF Barclay his nii gives the hair the natural color Do
sired asd nsy he consdered real prodigy Of chemistry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Fail and Winter Boots .f the beat Materials.
L0kIr, BhCoKs v SON, 1851 ultgn sscest
opposite Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Andrew A. Moser. 30 william Fstreet, oppo-
site Plata 10 The attentive the citT Order
your blank booss. hhogrxphy, printing, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Wigs So, Toupees 50, at CsnaSron's m..sursr-
try 100 brooklyn ha place whera nrst
rate article be bad At . reasonable prize.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Boys Clothing Fall ard Winter styles
nov ready Al No. b John street. corner Of $50,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Csmsn-iy Williamson Brothsls Pho
tosrsrhs. daguerfeo'l pee sens q bssny ani Az
2t9 fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

n.IE0wsy's Pills and OiUtIaeat.--Sunetees
from dsesse these endorsed BIZ halt sas
wosd ih ouRls, 'hay pot worti trying
No disease ress ihcm SOLO AZ "
Ia aisec isEe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

usNsnc~ asirrrsrasr sse-s-- v1th psfsns
powder proof loess and Aes. IRE and bwav
prooi pssior stes. Depot isa fUnri siresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

FAN Styles OF Hats ana Caps Now Ready
Upsurpaasea By any beauty. durability economy
arge assor,me al Of beavers lar mise. and children.
kEltsvaG, Ssl Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Good Tea 81 the Chest, and no ms. Good
ronee Tor ~ UnH1sT1AHsors tea warehouse, No.
Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Brrr dresh's Ptis.-vp Town 0gsce st Mr..
ChMPBNLils drug store corner Of kisb1 avenue ard
MY eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Beebe 4 o., lJ6 BSosdway-Ths Fall
fssnops for s,neen bsta win the pAsen. calf
co la % uss received . complete OF isis
hau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

NV rosK H nssiss sasoE E4sss r0.oasow
rms r%sis srr.
TALE II O su. ssS 'D asx,. Sn'
{ a: II: S$:s :E$:::
icsSf sSss s:frs s.Srssa.s s'f !. ,ys
SssolITi0rsAY siosY
~ 'H'h " cs.sI;ss sgrR.n, ..,.
IL III ;$;::E : :EEa.' E
s.sLr r ssisisa:.
srxs6h 8, os sovsb A 40 s:a n rS soor
ryr NEW s y..t ,y't .s1..sn = xonsov
'' ssAfsi iiS pss isirriSs '"
rsxALr ao as RACE.
Az iSi' -" 'o"N : ras iuSDAY aossrSs ArLAs.
LOCAL fVLirics, 90, -,
IN rHss WV ytEk ATLAS
~ s,s, sss aI. ..r. q ;sst -
sSsckiss s: r. :Is , :. soss
yslsoR on shs science Of Manly Training, vesY
soiS s. ali news vendsr. oacs q Aaa street, rnss
received ua O'CLOCK Saturday evening"
DApwAYs RADICAL RsroRs.-RApwAYs RxnR-
.cp. s ss sas S S,sr X. s
All hsv. ued thaSa. Tbs healing AMI nvSrrsng qasn
ever ehcser. dyrsnery rhsumss .ad aearalss
pains phvscsl ard nep debility ard eeprssos, 90 severn
ND ssessS s nnows m s ~sssss, sso
Their Regulating Pm he most esoincent boon hey hsve
yet Given The World ms pin not only possesses. he uo~
sssrseu y sssss he a;.sa .n o. ne
S,, :. m g. r3 ys s 10 s ns mo-
dcrn medical prscce Once iei FULTON street. rev fovs.
SyTYgyR TnrRovRD sswrsG MACHINES roR ALE
~ pnrpc~e@Io ASCERTAIN TIE tmmense
perioriy Of singer nscsnss only sec.ss~y inquire
ropy o. singer co 9axsfe Vii III WI be supplied ryD.
II gives full inform alton on The subject
u y. SINGER co, tss Broadway, New v1k
CAyronDn LIVER TSvI9oRAroR
~ cosrousrvp avws
Precisely what the indicates Regulate lfv~v.
stomach and bowels Win BE- eTesusy resn aed
Dr. SANFORD, Proptietow,
Sold By All druggists county =, ii Ger bcssle
rysrrEs vRoIssALE AND RRrAIi.-v n srRov0,
corner Of Broadway And Warren, snd u saisss
bne sni Pearl stree,
THiaD EDfrros ron s.PIExsss
uLusrRArfD RAILWAY GUIDE. -. -
In ccpsequence of the large demand for the Guide he pu
viii bs ready a. 10 a III. Sss We would .esn sasss
70 dealer. he sceesy Of scndins h-r a s,ss,
Trs,,sm. 70 y: az @ pgs.usoa y 'ta rs
ID. APPLETON = y. "a ~ ~. 'n rr,.s,.~
THIS roRRTD WEATHER PRESSES HEAVILY uPO9
sy the occasional uss o. mild restorative - pure :. 70 Pr
cInde on suchs ree,rsAse ~ All -
london oeralal Gin 80 say 9nr lena . s, psn ~
wso..sls depc. - Broadway NY.
- RI porBrr cole wAvpR rR0Oy sswRD
S4 DU bcoss ready ~ JQNtS, No p Ann @ss0
Sso Hose Is - double cole veg booi vsrsnsdw rw as
fssaea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Txuss and BeSdcgc lnsttG0ts. = FL attic ssac's~
- Dr. 0LCvcH, No Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Campbell, Chemist ANA Apofh.cnrv, corner
Of Esbh avenue snd rwen yeigsh street. Pure medicines
and ss~c, personal stteudaacc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Southern and Western Trade Our Stock
Of winter ciohine for the uAe s com
re comprising large o. al TIE best ard latest
styles winter clothing Terms and prices vsry ts.ors6ls
70 up doubted houses. DSNLIN A 90,
ga 10 and -, rroadvAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

go Cent Ambrcsyps Likenessss, VITA Cnss.
Amy sruups and ckdrens kenessos In tho best size,
b. ktMBALia, 90 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

BroclkIyEssss Come from tho Other Side OF
Jordan 20 at ther photographs ken snd PANIED by tbs
queens srs who uuies upon the people At ~ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Strangers Visiting New yGSk.
In pur~us OF an ees "a, Ard bsco NinS hAa should
KNOX
has Just ,ssoed hil
which. Ia
srcsience Of raSiss,s'.
supe<toriy Of Manufacture
snds unrysiled
s"'e" Ksoxs
HAT AND car kUAnLIsnkEsr,
No. ia s;oaa,ysy
Corner OF fulton street
B~sry,s Trlcsphernsa1 Il tho Beat na6
Gsssgss anl, or M ss.aSs S By n
drusslsis.
Raasc~I Cure Truss Onc<.--Marsts ~ Ia,
No. vescy street Aston House. TruIses and supporerA
OILY ~ Cents bottle, chsasss the color p bssx or
brown without dylna ans no skin no trouble 10 asssx
use .h Success fold al the orng sore d desaa street.
cosEey Of Allen u Y
Crtstntoro'a Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
Tue best IN -. VII l.-sle aud retail sni tho dye pr
vsiely applied No Astor aouss.
H,Ii,s Hair Dye, A shlnings n nnx Black ar
BROW. NO. barclay street infsllihe onguert for he
hair.
Naux SO, Tou,,ees s., at Cs0acron's lnsacrae-
Sry 100 Fulton street brooklyn he on place wherS first
rate article can be bad a rsasonso'e price,
n,lE0wsy,s Pills and OiutInead.--SnfYctcc
from desse these prep STATIONS endorsed by halt ma
exelnAl disease rosa Them SOLO ~ "
msiSec isEe
T,vuss and BaS<i~go lnsttGaSs - FL attic Ssacsk~
nr. GLOVER No Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Davids Fall style - Gxrslemens Hate IL
ready Give aim call al 20 Broadway, near Duane
sireef.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Crtstntforo'k Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
Tue b. N ~. wos VII l.Gle aud retail sni tho dye pr
vaieIy applied. No. 8 Astor houss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

New Fashions In Centleasn's Furntsning
Ny steamer, 81 0RExss sht and furnishing
No Aslnr House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

HiIi's Hair Dye, shiningsa nox, Black ar
erows. NO. 1 barclay suceI infsiihe onguett sor NE
hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

HIN. Shirts, Ready Maae, Ia Custom style.
ali siz,s and prices, a sooDy's, 80 Brcsdssy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

wnesIsr 4 WusOn's ssVsrng Machines
Valuable mi pro VEN ents. Ofrce 3l Broaawsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Bsirors View style OF rreucn Yoke Shirts.
o., also auSerb seieeon Of kngsh scerfs
ma variety Of gentlemen urnssng goods ~ SAL
LOO RNoFhkRs 4ga Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

Radical Cure Trpss Onice.--Msrsts ~ "a
No. vosey street Aston House Truases and supporterh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

For CosossnE the HAIR Uss Wsisap's HAY
oriy cents bottle ch.ases the color q hlsss or
without DYING staining ha skim trouble 10 rssrg
a. applied bike doeu not riure he hs- thousands
4 fold al the orug a6 Graad s.roo
cosEsy Of Alien, Ny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

H~frya Tracuphernua Il inc b7st a"o
cheapest nynle Tor dressing baAufypg cleansing enrnn
pressrvtng restoring nar Ladies' Try IT, son by Al
druSgislx-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

q m pouBLr cole wAvpR PROOF sSwRD
M OH scc,s nov ready II JoNsg, No 10 Ann strss1n
sso hose Is 50 double cole veg boo~ vArsnsdo rvs 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

THIS ToRRrD wsArHsR PRESSES HkAFisf uPuS
The sources of viaiv The system esoud % suss nod
by the occasional mild resorsvs - Pnrs - pry
rnde All d.n N euch resorsuee ~ AL -
rnnarn Crra7ai Gin our Leading phracssns rcw
sale by all drug9ss Focers ss Vnsrs W. p"ss 80
WNpls~sle depot " Broadway, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-11

Tue NOVEL STEAMSHIP built by the Messrs.
Winans. Baltimore, to cross the ocean In Fix
days, has be IN launched. The process was slow
one, the vessel being launched side ways, and
moved down her ways by the force of two large
screws, at the rate about five feet per hour
This queer looking craft attracts great deal
OF notice. The Baltimore san describes the pro-
peilipg machinery as follows:
Take plain fat ring of your finger and
run 1t on to the middle of cigar upon which it q
oreyolve freely by power applied inside, which
IN the vessel consists Of four steam engines
placed amidships Now to this ring attach ut
equal distance all around fanges set at an
angle adapted to act upon the water as pro-
pellers, striking the water by the swift and
powerful revolution Of the wheel around the
body of the vessel. This wheel is covered
by helt of iron broad enough to enclose the
wheel and extend some four feet on each side
beyond it; this belt is supported by plates Of
iron standing edgewise from the surface of the
vessel to which they are r,yeted. These plates
of iron divide the space under the belt on each
side of the wheel into compartments, and these
compartments above the water line are again
closed at the side next the wheel, shutting j,
entirely from view. Below the water line the y
are Of course open to admit the free action Of
the wheel upon the water"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-11
IN CLAGETT DODSON,
LXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
DIR Y GO ID .,
No. a. MARKET SPACE

Wetake great pleasure in announ noing to House.
housekeeping, that stock of goods in the above
line is now very complete In all departments.
THE FIRST FLOOR CBasemenD
is ed with a large stock of felegant FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, In a.! the newest and most approved de
MATTISGs. ali Widths. DOOR INT MATS. fS &cs &aDsUn ..
THE SECOND. IOOR(Ground Entraree)
Is hlled with an Immense assortment of CAkPET-
lSGS. consisting of great variety of new and @ g.
CANT designs, and extra heavy Tkree-ply, Double
lTgrain; Wool Dutch and Venitian; in al widths.
Also, Crumb Cloths, Druggets, Rugs. and Door
Mats, In pleasing variety.
THE LINEN ROOM (Same Foo,)
is hled WI very extensive stock of all kinds of
the very best grades TABLE and BED LINENS,
in every conceivable style and quality whIcn has
ers, elegant French and En' llsh Furniture Chintz-
es, Dlmitles, Blankets, Piano and Table Covers.
THE SECOND STORY LThird Floor
is hlled with superb and magnificent assortment
PETINGS. In all grades of quality, at prices won
derfuly low, and Rugs to match.
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is on this
hoor which is filled with all that 10 new, ee CANT,
and desirable for the Curtains for the windows Of
all kinds of apartments, from the most gorgeous
Merino.
THE THIRD STORY( Fourth FYoo-)
is fill ed with all that novel the latest p oduc-
tions from the looms of France and England. su-
perb NJ edalll0n, Wilton and other sty les VELVET
CARPETlNGS. some IN the style Of Lo uis XIV,
with their Rugs to match.
Onr prices are warranted to be quite as low as
those Ofany of tbs Northern cities, whilst seleo
tiOns are from the very first hands
Those who & I'VE " out OF the city can hsve ths'I
Sc y cost CLA6ETT DODSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-11

KILLING A WnALE.-There are more ways Of
killing a whale than harpooning him. Our old
friend, DR.. B., of Charleston, told us that he
Killed whale once upon q time, of the Della
ware; with rihe-ball. DR.. Jenkins writes to
the southern Christian Advocate, from Shang-
nai, April IL :" A remarksb BILE occurrence took
place when H. Ms screw steamer gun ;ves-
the entrance Of the river Min. When about
four miles outside Sharp Peak, a violent con-
cussion was experienced by all on board, as il
the ship had struck the ground; but knowing
from the position that such could not be In e
ease, the real cause was evidenced on looking
astern, on tleir discover ng In -ge whale stv.
bleeding so profusely as TO redden the water
around The whale bad, doubtless, been struck
II much violence by the ssrew-propelle Ter: and. !.
indeed, the engines were brought TO momen..
tary stand still by the shock.