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admirable band recently organized at the Navy
Yard by MIR. August Schroeder. His band com.
pTises large share of the best musical talent O,
the famous Marine Band, and discourses in !
serenade The sweetest strains that ever awoke a
fair one from dream Of love- or in ball room
the most exquisite notes that ever guided fairy
form through the misty mazes of the dance
schroeder and his colleagues are, With the mos,
ooiig1D2 fellows In the world and when YOU
want fne music, well executed, engage their ser.
vices.
ARREST FOR ROBBERY. Yesterday, Mr. H
Collins, the officer duty at the railroad depot
arrested a man named James w oodrus, charged
with robblng the captain, Daniel Ireland, and a
part Of the crew Of the schooner Buffalo Bird, OF
S25 In money and various articles at the wharf
Woodrus was hand employed on the schooner
ana during the temporary absence of the captain
ana crew he took the opportunity to gather up
thelI small change and leave. He was ken al
the oepot, making preparations to depart in the
next tram, ana was carried before Justice Dom,
who committed him for trial at the Criminal
Court.
DANGEROUS PRAcTIcR.-The attention of the
police officers Of the Seventh Ward has been
called to the fact that persons In the habit OF
hring guns on the Long Bridge. This has been
cause OF much complaint in years past, and we
iegIe. to Sc; see the practice renewed. Humanity
dangerous practice, and the officers have deter.
mined to enforce 1t In every case.
TRIALS At THE GUARD HousE.-James Hays
vagrant workhouse 20 days. Mary Summers,
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 50 Is w
Webster, colOred, disorderly, S2.I5 John Pier.
son, drunk and disorderly; do SAILS. John Ma
hun, do do. 8. Is. Washington Clements
colored, disorderly; do. salts. John Hart, va
grant, workhouse W days. John Riley, do; do
81 days.
SURGICAL OPERATION N. s. Lincoln, OF
this city, recently performed a delicate operation
Tor the relief of young lady who, from an acute
fever, bad been for some time fl cted with wry
neck The case, In profess ienal parlance is thai
OF tenoomy, or the division, by subcutan eous In.
clsion. OF the tendons Of the sterno mastoid mus.
Gle. The operation was successfully performed
AN,lNrEREsrINe AFFAIR comes OF to. night
In the dedication Of the new rooms of the Youna
Mems Christian Association, opposite Browns
Hotel. Besides the dedication services, several
addresses are to be delivered by able men Mu.
sic by the Union Choir. - :
The Presidents MESSAGE was furnished to
the readers Of the Alexandria Gazette in thirty
minutes AFTER Its reading commenced In Congre
IL was taken down overland by Mr.. Alexander
Arnold with his last horse, " Sandy"
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SEE ADvERrIsEMENT Of Professors Antonio &
Marlni, who propose to instruct the rising gen.
Grafton in the elegant art of dancing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-08

x FEW Barrels new sweet Virginia Crab o.
dss-N' i. WIMsATT,s ct Risy's Wharf,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-08

III you Would LIKE an evenings entertain
ment Of good female society, good music, and
good supper. all fer fifty cents call on the ladies
OF Gorsuch Chapel at Island Hall, tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-08

=, WEBBING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap at
the Philade phia Confectionery, corner i2th ana =
streets Ice Cream and Water Ices, So oenTs per
Suaft' no g. Inn
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Scfamnfinacbumoe
5amtu,s .@msritan Yadetfabrt, actiea- @eieu,aaft.
Sampficbiffabrt

SWtlben
Samburs uns Iep gprf, pa sputba,untpu.
Sernittclt Ter rruen auf paS Sclieele asbaatsu rnb e(roont.7,
etnsertdhten srrBen ciirnsn yUtSampfl6ifs
SoruIIia, 1000 Sons, Capt. Srautmonu.
9ammonia. 1000 Scns. Capt. @6weulsn.
@ufrta, $500 2uns, Capt. Seyotmann.
S%arpnia, $500 Sons, Capt. Gblers.
SSiss tcssen isrsr ianslsn aqO s!ldli4sn Gaertsn rabmliaf Be-
fannie 9amphhifs merSen rssImdbi9 ami
Griten unp 5infiebntsn jeben Ncnats
BON Sem sJcrf unb Samb5sts, via sSutbamston, srpsoirt unb nsb.
men @a1asisre pa 9ierp 9orf naA
Samburs, Sapre, 3onhon unS 2putbamptpn
su ~felssnSen 9rcien:
grfe GaiIte 800.
8weite Gaiute So.
3piidenbtf 3.
Son Sanlburs nadb S9cp gprf:
Grle Gailte $ll2.5O. 3weite GaIIne SO. 3piid,nSef $45.
gBssen 9alase wcnpe man I'D an
g. .. Ridbart, 9oaS H.. Comp,
$50 broadway, Rep 9prf.
Cur ~sefaaiaen 8sa6tuns!
galDu
gum Sri1eren, %Saarlhneiesn, Nalieren &C. &c.
Don
5enrp Meyer,
unter Snuarb 5ptel, pem @rbanse SOtel seeeniber.
B9~ 9Barne, falte uno Guibbaoer su ieoer 2eit.
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6rD6er mnb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser:
fauf Dpm g unbetaeufbum.

Tim meine sesenwartisen @tIhafte %ab3uidlieBen, Sin
i'd %entidlOHen, an 0isnitas, ben l. Sum- 1858, UNI
II ubr gtabniittass, Die ~fOlssnOen, in 5enricO County,
Staat Sirsinien, in Der gtabe Der Stapt &i6monD lie.
ssnben @runDfide aus freisr 5unp gu osrfaufsn.
Gss- Die Sualitdt bes su psrsauftnosn 2anbss fam man burdS
unknifstsnss s8si5rsitlrs nabsr fsnnsn .lsrnen, unb %bsrifF6tist
man bic s~orilglide fimattlme Gage unb bic unnitei6are 9idbe
sinss Der 5~auprmd,fte fur bic erssusnift bes 2anobaues. 70 fam
man i9 bon BIN, rssaen gBsrtes Sslisl6sn UNI 70 lst4tsr iSsrssassn,
,umal bafttbe fur Gin Dritttl pber 8isrtsl beS YrsiIes utrfouft
ipsrbsn prb, mas dbnli@ss, in Der Eass timer n5rblidsn Siabt
~aslestnts lan6 bfnsen iphroe.
N@- Dne 9runbifldr pereen in fplstnbsr gBetit perfauft unb
ipiro nit Der ~tusrtbppasn Garr, ,,Gatsrprils" Der @nfans esna9,
bsftbsnb in:
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IginaeIanbt.)

sSteipcbl Die .apssIssenbsi:en Der ct, Sotannes
@smeinee f6 %sanfissr terauslenten, oils mir srmar.
mtstert, 10 blsibt bod nod cine onlebnli6e S6uls. lin,
tsrsei6neter madtt besbatt Dem esutidsn Yuttitum pen
ae'piB tebsrSi9euswcrtbet Sorihlns, cine SneuRrte-
@usitelnns (8air) gum 9sltrn Der ct. Spbannes Sc
metnre stpa i'm @cnat September b. s. at peranfats
ten. Sa rebt Stete Grauen une Mapdsm pieler5 sc.
nneinte anssbtren, wslhe nit Dem Nnfertisen meiblid,cr
Sanpartriten sertraut limb, 70 fam ss. MD frblcr,, pab
rett Stele bsrartise eaden unp aud, nod Yisles ar<
eere gu rbiaem 3pcd einscliefsrt mirp.
Die Inresuns biersu stcbt f..
s. 9. 9abs, .,,, i
Z Sstrstar Der ct. Scbannss Gsmeince.
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5irrmit erlaubt iih Der llnterseibnsts pas aeebrtc
9utIitum auf Srnutas unp Mpntna, ccn 30. unS 81.
Nfai, 9ans c~r9ctcnit einsulaSen. Sir bic beIten Gjr.
trdnte INN 9utcs taltrs Sier 1T Sprse %sctraetn, aud,
btrne Dem 9ubltfitmt 'rr Nafritt, zap bic teliette
Wtaitratf' SuClle peS Splts9artsuS nod INNER friId,
anp munter iprure!t unp Die sscbrtsn @Glie ,unl Sc
nEb %einlapet. I'm redt ,ablrsibsn geiut tittet
t. e-. s.s .-.a s. q. y uttprf.
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50 . a II, G CON-

So @ainNraee. benz ct. Gtarlts 5ctef e%cssniter,
erlaust fh BEN beutlhen Damrn bic @n;sice ,u mos
den, saB lc piecerum bon elmer Neiie nod glew gJcrf
3uriidastsbrt 1T, unb bae am na6iten Montae uno
ben f~claenbsn Saaen bic Spn b%ericlten Guserf tiuia
eitaefouften Mi(lincrYs gBaaren CUR @nidt unb Ser
fauf in itrem pten ansefItrtsn @si6dftslctal ausse-
IfeQt iperben.
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Stcre uno 6aus gu Yerrentcn.

Das leitber pcn unter;eittnetem bemsbute Saus an
@ainltraBe, siril6en Der Is. unp 10. StraBs, lteAt an
perrenten unc fann irslei@ besosen werpen. Oer 9tent
1T biais unD eisnet ib Der StOre beiunOers iir eiuen
&leiperlapen, Grocery, GonfectOnarY. Sansmaler Il. &C.
St. 80 t erma II.
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+! 81 usr &a serbtsr. 5olpn,
IA Mains Giraffe. Ode Der 1Oten. iLm

sta0sr Undergraduate seist icinsn Srer,ncsn uno Dem
jeeuti6en 9ntlitlm hermit ~erastsnlf an, RAP or an
obisem 9lase eiuen eaasrtier-S alpn er5fnet BAT, tpp,
leltf er INNER autes Sisr unp ~ipnltioe @rfrilaunaen,
icpie Giaarren better Suatttat icineen %seetrten @Gf,n
'pprIrben piro. Ybtf. "Souttrr
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Gptisem.

= s. Sretlt9ratGs fdnimtlide g1erfe In anne.
ritaniider Original %slussate. Or. GrieSr. @erbart.
ourh Den peutlben Sanfnutenrepurter unr einiee an.
oere ySerte Dem eslltlden irte benz amerifanilben Yu-
el'tl'm esltcns betannt|9at nit Dem Di6tsr einen Con-
trait aesel6lplen rno mirs in finf,is 8odenlieferut-
gen Die iammtlthen @ebiGtc 6rsilisratb'S, borunter
"ielr nod nn9cbrndte, YerGfcntGtdcn. Ser Yreis Der
%steferuns bctrG9 Is Gts., 70 cae DIS gauge 8srt in
Ianf Sanoen gu s7.50 tinncn Sa6resfrif in ben San,
ben Der Qtcunenten lein miro.
.. Sa6ci'S Su4DanpIuns ninmt SrRcaumsen oaf
cbi9e g6erfc ali.
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eaaerbier, II.

Die lnter,sidnsten ~erlanben ith Dem reut1her Nu.
blifum on'uieiaen, SaB Te Die icittcr pcm Nrn. @nitb
an Der Gfe Der item unb Srcar0roGe eefHbrte sHirtG-
Ihaft ittsrnpnimeu totcn, unb ooG Tic baicltft netl
grfriihuneen aler Mrt ans Rtts cas tefe Qooerticr
baltcn iperoru, mesbalt nm frcunbliten 3ufprud, bitz
ten GbnrTes s. @reoprp.
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q II Z c.

5nr Nprtplf unc @ortsnputb baten mir Srn. s il,
lid Die sssntar fur ben ,stnssssr" %iitsrsstsm unc
TT rsrislte ~trrscbtist fir uns gu ccleetiren unb anset=
gen ent9eaeniunebmen. ?
SIR PETERSBURG bat Sr. 5&irmann bic asert.
tur inisrcS Slattss Itcrnpmmsn. 4o'''+>
so Der Seraussster.
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-s &sbes- Qnsetse. % sua@ HI
Nm 20. b. Mts. ftart uniere gsliette Sctter Clara
In einem Glitter Uon s, Wunatem. 81 sAg!G 4g fEIH
llnierem mdrinifen Oanf Denieni9el, bic .fb ,u Der
Seerpisun9Sfsier ~berlelben e%infanpen.
9lara Mugulte unb g.. SO. Gbilpm.
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ateb6absr. gbeater- gersin.

Qtebbaber.G beater- 9erein.
Die Mitsliecsr rperten bterour6 sInsslaben, redt
aablrsid In Der ON na6fen Otenftoa, ben 1nsn Stunt
Abenos 8 nbr TN 9etpO6nli@en 8erfammIunss- 9ptal
ffattanbsnosa n,onatlidsen Strlamm!un9 reht ,atfreid;
su eridri"n. ba @sesnfanbe bon auberaer 8i6tietsit
lar DsrbanOIuaS fOmtase. Der @orRan6.
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gefanntmahuna.

COMMUNICATING,
llntersetdneter Sat i'm Qaufe bieIer 8Ude an 8roab.
itrabe, 3weite eeute BON Der 6ten StraBe, cine s amtls
Grocery erGfnet, unb bittst feline 5rennoe unb bas
9ublifun,, BEL ~etrpat9em 8sbarf bet ibm por,ulprsdsn.
Derislbe pirb ft6 bsmiben, fsts elm ausserpabltes unb
Eager su balten unb bas Bsrtrauen btr
ssebrtsn Saufsr au s%spinnen. .''5
&aufsbsoiasunsen: 8aar5abluns. -''h" "'.3S
@su. s. 9plmes. q
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OeutIAe 6ebamme.

OeutlAe Deba e.
Mrs. $. Saumann, 24S Srpabtr. spii6en Der
2ten unp Stem StraBe,
ma6t ben 6rauen 8idmUnps bic e~rsebenle 4nseise,
DAP le in Oeutl6lanp ais .6ebamme ltuciert umO aHf
Der unieerftlt gu Sambers in Saiern ibr Gramen
%beitanben Dat, woriber iie Die bfisen 3eusniHe pprte-
gen fann, weSbalb iie id bel pOrfemmenben Gelesenz
beiteu beltens e%mpfeblt. 3uslei6 ma6t Dieielbe liz
rem @Gnnerinnen Die auseise, Dap le in Deutl6lanp
nie9rere Sabre, ipwie in Baltimore 10 Sabre pratti-
sirt bat, unp Dap le besbalb Die Serliherl,ns seben
farm, Dap ie etpaise auitrase, in Der i6neaten 8eiIe
unp CUR ~pcatommenifsn 3ufriepentsit ausriaten
tpirD. 1000
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Nette 9%antsciocm.

Die @eitslieber Der ct. aScbannes @emeinpe
ircrren err II Of lih CUR grtra~G cneral 9serIammlune
am Dienlta9 ben Item Sunni 9lbenps s lbr i'm
S3fulDaale rsdt Sablreth etnsufnoen. .,4a
,,,- -..., re ,.- Der Spritarb.
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Gcbiiseil beramSi

@tpntaa ben 81. Mai fnoet i'm ,@eifsaarten" rim
'SreiST Shirben uno Yreis-&eseIihietcn p6nc- @cncert,
@suiit unp 9umOu9 itatt, mo3u freanpli6it einIopet
Der Sbioe.
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3mei neue 5duisr nit Drummer unc grcsem Sof.
ranm an Der Stem Straee, nabe Srn. Qemcul's Gar
tensgStrtbldaft, lino Anfan9s Sum- an tleine 5amilien
gu Sermistbsn. Naberes au erfrassn bel
S. 6. 9anae.
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0eutlhe S1aerzG

Die MtsItber mtrSen barauf aufmerhom seraa6t, Dap ieben
Spnntritag, Nbenbs S llbr, Grtrcitrs nebunaen in Der Sefrrrpn
.Sall [Mlartthaae) ltaitin6en. S. 9aaemeNer. pfb. Scrn.
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9Ei6tis fir Shncipsr.
@ini9e quite HGdc+ unt Gpirnmahcr tSnneu IcafciN
IN 9etrStura, ga, einen putcn NIab inren, rem fe
iih in Der Sffcs b St. metpeu.
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8ihmOnp, IL. 0lai s 5
@n bas Nublifum!

Ote unter3et1neten belhsinl8sa hermit, Dap lie Srn
SacUb 9. @tlee perl6nlia %feinen, pas le Die In
obiser an3eiSe BON p~smielben gun, gerfauf ausssldrtes
semen @runbitide unb @etGupe in NuaeniGetn ace
nommsn 5absn, urc Dap eS ibnen Sersniaen maat,
Bier Sfentli4 %ansiasen su fSnnsn, baB ales in rs,aer
@nSeise @eiaste Der 8abrbsit ssmaB III.
Diels!ben ltno Sewcbner bss Staatss Sirainien unb
Der Staot uno ~llm9e9enO 8ihmDnbs felt einer gietbe
son 10 bis ~ Saersn, uno t6nnsn auf sutes @epi6en
bebaupten, baB fein She'll Der Ser. Staatsn orSsere
lanbWirtti&aftlide gOrtesils bistet. ais bic oben anssz
fabrten gruno1iGe.
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SIN Trp scrf III felt Sursem cine ncuc %itulrirte
sSodrnidrift fir Sumor, @atyre, 6un(t uno gclletri,
n.s srlftsren, Ole ben gfamen Stem gorter Sumoriit"
mSrt' Der iaerlide grets %SerlcIten betrast IS. 90. =
protenummern Ite9cn in u%misrer Sffcc auf.
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- Gttpas &crtrcffiGes fir 6rauen. Mande
6rauen letpen IN 8clae ftpersr @eburtcu an Shm6d,c
iirnerer &betle nno %franfeln boran oft ldAac Sabre
rbne Silfe Bel aer5trn finben Sl t6nuer, ,um orSetsn
Shocen fir ibre 6amilie ,no 6ous6altuna. on Iitt
Die 6rau ctneo bcltihcn 9erlars in Qneobenp Gits
n'ebrere Sabre all 9tlanntem lletrl; ibr Wann YER,
ii6te ducrlci rbue @rfols, tiS or cnplids barauf bodte
S~pertapc's 5pltonb glitter an,rpcupcn
Sn turscr Brit pcrlcr Ii6 audi Die Scaw1d,r. unb tie
6rau 1T onrdb ben fprt9elcbten @etrautb p5uia ocl,rub
A%eipprccn. Strfc Sbatiate BAT nitt wcuia ea,u beioc,
troscn, oem Sccrtape's Spuanb Sittcr arpscn gf1,f NJ,
ernsrtsn ais rtrfiame @rSnri. (8rcibcitsfreune.)
= Or. Scifrttcr'S aussc3cthnctet Maaen-gitters
Sat rnrh letne aubcrprccntli6e 6citraft ouacmeiue
ScnIatipn errest. 3mar 1T eS irabr, paG tei yieleu
9sricnen Gin Mi6trausn teltebt scsen 9lles, mas Uos
tent Wericin beibt; ipate inns bieies obsr. obbalten an
eirer Miccicin ME Sotctter'S Sitters nnIere 3ufluht
iu nebmrr, BON Der bic mnupcrtorltcn 6cill,uden BE-
FAINT ltno? Seltt @crSte YerIhreitcn cs, iparun ipate
man cS reln resbale peradteu2 @etilpcte Wanuer
9ebraudrn balclte als 5ausmittcf. iparl,m wcat S6r
rs eeSbalb snrildmeiisn? 0aet Gucr SprurtGeil nidt
Die Surge fir Cure @elunpGeit aufmiceen. Srip SIR
franf anb 9ctrnudt McSicin, 70 periubt pieIe Buffers.
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u. 8pbster.
aug. g d. a b.
Solepb O6rfltnser.
3. u. Streder.
Wm. MtGler.
Y. y. 6 sseltn8.
Sui. s. 5if6er.
9outs &aser.
y. U. 9 d 10 a serIe.
.. safer.
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The Leviathan Ai1Gat,

The protrscted and difficult process Of
launching this monster vessel was brought
to successful termination on the 3lst
of January, when she was foated off the
ways by the spring tides and Lauled to
her moorings. This is an event of no
common interest and importance, for if il
! be found that the ocean can be navigated
conveniently by vessels Of such huge di-
mensions as the Lcviathan, the enterprise
will be followed BY others, perhaps, on a
more gigantic scale still. This of course
would effect an important revolution in
ocean steam navi cation, and in the COM
merce Of the world
We find an interesting account of the
launch in the London Times, of Feb. lst:
"Ihc weather was fine, clear, and calm
with scarcely any breeze, and what little
there was all in favor Of the vessel, al d
a high tide. The tide ran up with unn-
sual swiftness, and as the food relieved
the weight upon the launching ways,
some of the hydraulic machines were set
to work for the last time, to push the mon
ster as far as possible into the center of
the river. She moved easily, and with
such low rate of pressure that short
time gave an advance of so inches, which
showed that more than half the cradles
were pushed off the ways and rested On
the river bottom. At t the men sta
toned in the row boats observed that she
no longer rested on the cradle-that she
was in fact afoat, but, of course, the
transition was so gradual that few were
aware of it until the tugs began steaming
ahead, and showed at last she was under
way. Then the cheers which arose from
the yards and from the decks, from the
boats in the river, and the crews of ships
at anchor up and down the stream, spread
the great news far and wide, and thus
under the most favorable circumstances
the Leviathan makes her first trip in the
Thames"
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TlPT0N, CEDAR Co. I0WA--SATURDAY MARCH 6 1858

their character or their habits BY under
taklngs like railways and steam naviga.
tlon, except IN so much that those who
are brought into immediate contact with
Europeans will loose much of their hon
esty and trustworthirecs, but will not re-
nounce their free dom or become industri-
Gus laborers. The utmost that can be
expected is, that the prospect of gain
may lead them to bring the produce of
their hocks and herds more readily to a
market, and to increase them as much as
the resources of the country will allow
They are amongst the few races of the
earth that have not to chose between civ
ilization and ultimate determination
Civilization cannotgradually encroach up
on them. 1t is curious fact that, whilst
the Christian missionory has made his
way to almost every part of the globe,
and has taught with more or less success.
he has never succeeded in mixing with
Bedouins. They wander over a region
which, from physical causes, can be in
hablte / by none others but men followiny
their mode of life. From the earliest
times every effort has been made to re-
duce them to subsection, and to render
thsir haunts, by human skill and labor, fit
to receive settled population Canals
and water course were, as we have desri
bed, carried as far into the Desert as hu-
man ingenuity could devise; and where
water could reach, there the land was con-
quered. But there remained beyond
vast region which the Bedouin could call
his own. There he is to be found still
such as we see him represented on the
walls OF the Assyrian palaces, riding his
swift dromedary; as we read of him in
sacred histories, suddenly appearing as
robber in the midst of quiet cultivation
Of the soil, and as suddenly returning to
bis wilds; and as he dcfed the Romans
and disappeared unharmed before their
well trained legions during the height of
her power, he remains to this hour un-
changed In his manners, his language, his
arms and his dress"
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MIS- SCELL A n EOUS.



The Washington correspondent of the
Missouri Democrat writes:
A joint resolution appropriating s35,-
600 for the expenses of the investigating
committee, passed the Senate to-day, hav-
ing previously passed the House aud
Clancy Jones, who reported it from the
committee on ways and means, stated that
800, 900 to $3.50, 900 would be required
to meet all the expenses Of these COM
mittees The excess of the expenditure
of the government over its receipts for
the last quarter of 1857 was ten millions.
There will be twenty millions of shin-
plasters, called treasury notes, in eircula-
tion before the summer solstice arrives.
The expense of the Utah expedition, will
add some eight or ten millions to the or
dinary outlay Of 1858 There are def
cheney bills to the amount of ten mill
ions before the committee of ways and
means. In all probability the national
debt will be increased by sixty millions
this year. The country will have reason
to remember Mr.. Buchanan's administra-
tion for its prodigality as well as its prof
ligacy-for its inroads upon the pockets
as well as the liberties of the people. It
will have set back the cause of free trade
half a century, for there seems to be no
remedy but an increase of the import
dutips
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''AIv German friend how lon, :

-"My German friend, how lo1r have
you been married"
"Nell dis ting that seldom don't
like to talk about, but ven does it seems
SO long as never vas"
Honest mon correct their errors
when convinced. Fools only stand TO
their own mistakes, rather than follow
truth, and change their opinions
Friends are frequently ike tea, the
real strength and goodness are not prop
eriy drawn out until they have been
short time in hot water.
Happiness is perfume that one can
not shed over another without few drops
falling on ones self
The present is a bright speck be-
tween the darkness Of the future and the
twilight Of the past.
in the worst of times there is still
more cause to complain of an evil heart,
than of an evil and corrupt word.
Rest satisfied with doing well, and
leave Others to talk of you what they
please.
If we could read the secret history
Of our enemies, we should find in each
mans life sorrow and suffering enough to
disarm all our hostility,
The ground of almost all our false
reasoning is, that we seldom look any fur
ther than our side Of the question-hence
our false conclusions.
--"Jack, your wife is not SO pensive
as she used to be- "No, she has left
that off, and turned expensive"
On very pretty girls saying to
Leigh Hunt, al am very sad you see,"
he replied, cob, no; you belong to the
other Jewish sect; you are very fair
see ''
-"Please, Mr.. Jenkins, will you lend
my father your umbrella p "Does i.
rain ?'-''Yes." "Then | shall want il
myself. Tell your father to send again
some fine day"
"A new umbrella has been manufac-
tured somewhere down east "called the
''lending umbrella 1t is made of brown
paper and willow twigs, intended excIu-
sivcly to accommodate friend.
sA-The following toast was recently
given: "The Ladies--May we kiss all the
girls we please, and please all the girls We
kiss
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Two swarthy sons Of the foreft appear
ed in the House yesterday morning, and
attracted the universal attention of the
members They are delegation of for
ty-three foom the tribe of Pottawattamies
who want the permission of the State to
be allowed to settle in Marshal county.
The citizens Of that fourishing county
are willing, and petition the legislation in
their behalf. They are very peaceable
aud intelligent for Indians, and are ready
to purchase farms for cultivation -Des-
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