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sat bas pubIifum betro6tenb. susletG ater, I'm Gut sereat'
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auberDrbenlids befannt rnaGen, ais ienals cine nteosraef6rte-s
ben murbe. SIN !eBtea SttCber bate tt Gins fttrfe Srufer~a
tdltnna, aus pelber IT'D eia(Ss9@nur btibete, paS i1 aud ben
9nreea mitthe lite, bic tnnerltG NIB 6ubtrlth rtsl S6letm
une Otter ausparfen. Mletn Atpeu tpunte burdp &c suasen
p%affrsn une au2 bur@ BITE Oehnung tn ntetner UrGE' aas
fhetn enb NIT grocer Set6ttsteit babet bate 10 ada unpt
Nadt einen heitteen 9uten, oerlpr ben aprettt nno ~hrpe
fsRr ~btnfalts. p bas mstas @sssts Sle ge II sa.9r aTtisaosH
Sn btelen elenoen 3ufanD blteb t@ ete Ian9e 3eI ete 10y tW
.taem @srtpps absemGgerf %ar, nm0 our mig que 2SHmIns
pielea munbervpaen &uren eeIefen bate, bic @nsr - B u =
{ a m m enaefeBte Sprup ppn WtlbttrTi
y s y Ealttmrrs, unb Ens NIT benz @ebraub brfelDen on. On
rnGnem arp6en Grhauncn une sur 5reube neither 5antiteS
ina Bic Srhnun8 In Der Gun8e az ju betlen, ntetn 5ufeH
naSm as unp alstG 3sbn SptteIn ssbraa8t batte, mar t& pSls
Tia mteber ae,uno
HReser flnf Sabre FMt serFOTen unb md bin I'd rtn ssGnn-
Der Ylann bio auf bteien Eas, ben 9. Stunt 1851. SD bin th
hen IcBten Is Mepnaten ntGt etnen Sag franz ssnefsn uub Bee
Femme, bas t& Sud srOssu Danf fSaibtS bin. @@tunsspoI.
Ebpmas Dtrpn.
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ne tann be5eua en-, bB &C we pben %an9egeSen, bepattet mar
SD betraSte feine QDteberberaeLune tan rs etn gBsnpe-o
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tR ben ausen reutssr no4ttstlts unp fOatea b~eiOnbers bteis.
nteenJ tret9v NndFS Idreiben, n6ben, o6er Bic Nuaen anifren<
eenDe Nrbetten 5u tbun eaben, -btefes Del beniben. DoGslbf
tCfet per @aapne MIR ST, III bur&aus nt&t efGbrlt6, unb Inn
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100000 Sup 8au uno S6reinerbOla.
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2Dir lenten bic lufmerff lmteit pinftt9er &auben auf nm.
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8rnanmnh 9anMfrein-
Meltern 5SrQuflin S,uperein

Sot9er Ssreta. patf nun %DUltin0ts ~Ursantfrt unb f6ret !.
~ lV"tA pprwaFtS' 90 per. cit nun ale bmientaen. melhe
F& e'nsnlf auf satsa @runtf zen b~erubenbeu Uereisss aniniiS.
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AGENCY paio Q upr i'm Spfdie ps 3ern sAin!Ier. Glib. IT,
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oFls9tesn maze Der wett!t9en Sfdpterense fno ~etnaeiahtn, tn
antalOiteBsn, lnVert pas @tnf0retresel0 erbebeH wtrb, unp
Die SeGmtenpGbl ftattfnpet, wv
SppGnH Ntller, prop. prGEb.s l-
Saftot9mGnS Dtntler, PROF. S6abm.
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9Sarnmma an GDnirrntcnfeu

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perfhteeeren MifGureen, wel6e ieBt BON Gert0enIpfen Sdnb~
Term ais Rsrpfene-S Del perfarft 10 rpen.
Die Gerciene=Sel @ptnra9nie
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fes pber NdGabmunsen bes &srOfsn .sOetS inter benz @amea
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Serfamf
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Del lntersei6nete Sat 6te1es 9Otel un6 Comm &r MT tbI6dft
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nnb @renrfOnen Won @efeIiddften unb S6uleu, unp Mue,
meIde sern etnen Gag tn Der freten Natur gu psrbrtnsen mint
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Nerfanfs MnSci0en.
SGcfcrct III Dcrfnufpu.
3nfrt Nerfn,rf

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2anO 5u D~srfaufeH.
2nmber, eumber, 9nmber.

Aae. Gprten BON 8aubola, ais @reter, SaIfen, Dtelen,
SSinhein, aatten snO gnBbSoen,s CDislen) 3~titrra6msa,
btasl foIib ~ssarbehet mad bsn sefbmadpon ten Nlufern aus
benz bsfeu 9Ois su btatssm 9rstilss. @ttntsSrstter (steiOtnSl
nerben aae &rten SSsslorbett, ~3erpalten ub seff9uft6en
bnt8 Mafdtnen beisret bet
A. Gate,
Np23. 3mt On Npenue nnS Sdwnfraee.
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II.

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Gin giertel baar, Der @ef nab eth, spet uaS tut Sabren
az sabIen. 8dnfer sr0Berer par5eaen baben anfpru6 ouf
langere Grtt. Staot'propert9, 5ppptbeten Ie Strds ~ ere
ben In 3an16 ansenp rmen.
DteIe @~eieeenbett btetet beutf6en Mnfeblsru, bic @artene
Ober 1tarft> carmen III ben, pelht otrefte &Om muRtcltt0n NIT
Der Stdot baben, cine sanat8s W~sleaeHbeit gum autaaf.
l6sbr4,3 Utt, 3nl'w1) Scbn SleRu
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Nrbeit Na6iueifun98 8mreau,
MISUNDERSTANDING y{o. h9-

9bamestraBe SEQ. SO,
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bdtfa&eneen pOlen f4 perfSaliG p6er tn franttrten 8rIefen
an ben Ngeaten per @eisal6aft 9ra. 8. ). WeIling.
SpII No. 59 Gpan wfn6eu, mel.ber unentaelpliA
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auI EN- STEAMBOAT, . 8naben auf cine harm, / @utf6er.
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0caee, wtsue pom Otount be Gates 1870 older am NDaibtnes
pncSanonese,, ~ MtetIen BON Der Stabt; . 5GuIer in SON.
arptr.. ndbe 9anbenltr. 1 tn 9Deft 2~ombarbnr lin seou.
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NerInn0f.
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neutrality-suspicious.
X. F. Wander.

1873 Sf Prattltr, 5mii9en Canal ii. @benfr.
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grpslter ue 4rtsttse6er, GtenflaGenbs, aGufer un6 TertdH.
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Witetpiu9sneeu befeas ausfubren Uerbe. WV
@let6faas beiprge i'd &pusctiouea Yon Redbnunosr rrt
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que Nuttrase Ierben unter brn snnebmbarfeu 8sbinounopu
beiOr8t. gScraI9S S&nyV"
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mite frIber aGe Arten ftetne QDaaren auf 6ano bate unb bic
felben gum Guberf btGt8fen preHe auf Cab ~SertGufe. @eD
Itfale mnD 1eGtI.
Ger btats t0ufsn min, Der sete mad Isl 8raattuRra6s.:
Come one, come all o. g Il
give the cheap Store Isl call,
LAWRENCE d. DIETZ.
Proprietor of the cheap Blue Post Store.
Dealer in ag
Fancy Variety, Notions & small Goods.
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Gaabarbor Gt1otz NM 0nnnnefefi4aft

@tor9en (SOnGtae) Na8nttttas @erGam mluna tn .Qsrtu,
d ar Pug aie Vi. no. i5I ssS.netOultr sUifpen 9Opart- u. prai
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aat OeaA9 Qapsnoe 8eratbunaen aepIeaen wirnen fnnenSys
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n trei9 d.

Die Sci eee8pDrla8e fir eie 8erfpenpuns BOZ
1870 Ntiaionen 8rancS sur SerlhOneruuB &C
bon 8oriS finDet III benz SeieeSebenDen aorpe'
farfe Sppo(itiou - ein Spiel Der Selbltltan'
piafeit, pas man bon Sben in Dieler Trase, BIZ
g{ldts nit Politit gu tbun bat, ge(tattet.
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3u Demietben:

Gin 1bdl ttues 9auIes aus 8 Bis 4 2tmnern uns ssds
peG epeno TT an cine oreentltAe 8dmtlie AZ permietbeu.
%rtts 3 bs y Doh mpnatltd. Das &66ere SIS. 2m
"S 81 nse naes 9tu, srpti9eH 1lunb 3 upr Mittass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-10
Foreign Items, by the Arags.

The ship Heather Bell had arrived at London.
nom Australia, with million and half dollars
in treasure.
heavy gale had been experienced at Liver
at food tide "'' '"'"e y"
The Emperor Napoleon had made n splepdId
present to the Viceroy of Ireland
The Australian Mining Companv after con-
siderable discussion, had resolved 10 discontinne
mining operations
There bad been meeting Of Jews I'm eommern.
TO Parliament cumming jews
Miss Louisa Pyns and Mr. Harrison have az
copied new opera from Balfe
, funce AdaIbet, Of Prussia, has been invited
10 Gherbourg by Napoleon
.ue Sdfdln1an SO uad on. while on IFS ur,y 70
canr had received an order TO chang. A..
srh emu enu cruise on the coast Of Gambia
ana 49,, IsIans at Alexand T. ia had been iosnl,ed
gTes.ion ,...1 ny the Mohammedans, but the ag
IT, ~, Tds immediately punished
nc uldi OF the selenna nrjson.r. 49,. -,
ana seven OF them had been conds,, % cioeeu,
In irons Seafs imprisonment
Mehammet Pasha, Minister Of
hry' mad been sent to Gambia on spsci.i ~, VI
oy his government, receiving fresh ins,rnn,,,oh
Sir Ii Bulwer had arrived al Const.n,tps
s snd presented bis credentials to the snI,.pio
slinister flenipotentiary and Envoy Ertrsorts
nary from England. 'o'di-
Isabella, OF Spain, and her royal spouse
Tn = on thrir pleasure trip.
d, -. o"iss Medical Assembly had elected q
ect.d an, ano the people sf Neutchats I ad re-
'se new canton constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-10
PERSONAL.

80. Miss Avonia Jones is on a professional
visit to Canada.
-. Chief Justice Duer died Sunday morning
at the house of his son on Staten Island, N. Y. .
.... Gazzaniga and Brignoli are at the Ocean
House, Newport, and Lord Ribblesdale is at the
Belleville.
-. Mrs. II Marion stephens is lying danger
ously Ill Of consumption at the residence of her
sister at East Hampden, Me.
80. William Cullen Bryant declines the ap-
pointment conferred upon him last winter by the
Legislature, OF Regent Of the University Of New
York.
.... Mr.. Charles A. Smith, a graduate of the
University of Virginia. has been elected to fiji
the chair OF Mathematics In the Ohio and Preston
institute, Montgomery county, Va.
80. Governor Wise arrived at Old Point on
Thursday, from Richmond, and took passage
thence for the Eastern Shore, Friday morning
In the steamer Coffee.
80. Bayard Taylor spent a week in the early
part OF June with his wife's relatives in Gotba
having returned from his trip to Greece He is
now under way for a summer trip to Russia.
-. Gen. VIM. 8. Taylor, Speaker of the Texas
Leg islature, died on the 18th ult He had been
a member OF the Alabama Legislature for four
teen years. the Mississippi Legislature for three
years, and the Texas Legislature for three years.
go. The Marechal Due de Malakoff will ac-
company Queen Victoria In her visit to Cher
bourg. His Excellsncy will be on board the flag
ship, the Royal Albert, in compliance with an
invitation from his old companion in arms Adj
miral LORD Lyons.
80. Col. Henry King, native Of North Caro-
lima, who fought as a private at New Orleans
and was on the electoral ticket of Alabama in
Gen. Jackson's first Presidential campaign, died
on the 18th ult in Marengo county, Ala He was
for many years member Of the Alabama Legis-
lature.
80. The Burlington (Vt) Free Press states
that on Tuesday evening, a party composed of
Professors Agassiz and Lowell, DIR. Holmes,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, w endell Phillips, j udge
AZ
passed through that place, on their way TO the
Adirondack region, to spend month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-10

CABLE REJoICINGs.-The mayor of New York
yesterday sent q message to the city councils,
recommending the extension Of she hospitality of
the city to all connected with the Atlantic tele-
graphic cable expedition that the citizens be
requested to illuminate their dwellings and places
Of business, and that the public buildings be H.
Illuminated on the evening Of the day Of the gene
raj celebration.
Resolutions were adopted by the city councils
rendering thanks and offering a municipal din
ner to all concerned in the enterprise; providing
for an illumination Of the City Hall, and request
ing Cyrus w Field, Esq, to sit for his portrait,
IA be placed in the Governors room in the City
Hall.
In Philadelphia, last night, the American tele-
graph Office was brilliantly illuminated in honor
Of the laying of the cable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-10
POLITICAL.

, Hon Ed. w ade has been nomi mated for Con
gress by the Republicans of the (Ohio) ninth
district.
NORTH CAROLINA Judge Ellis is elected G. y.
ernor by majority not much less than 20, 600 and
the Legislature Is largely Democratic.
Hon. M. ii. Nichols has been dominated for
reelection to Congress from the Fourth District
OF Ohio, by the Republican Convention at wapa.
konetta.
The Pittsburg Post suggests Judge Shaler for
the Democratic Congressional nomination in the
Twenty. first District, and Jacob Ziegler, of But
Ter county, for the same position In the Twenty
second District. s.,.4.5II.0
MIssouRI.-ln the First district the vote for
member OF Congress stands Barrett 7,05l, Blair
,a3i, brecklnridge 5,72S; majority for Barrel
40 In the Second, Hon. T. l.. Anderson Is GER
tainly reelected. From the Seventh, scattering
returns are reported, which make Il pretty GER
tain that Gen. John w Noel has been elected rs
the successor Of Mr. Caruthers.
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w. ID. SHEPHERD.
PREMIUM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS.

The undersigned begs leave to call attention to
ms superior article of LIGHTNING RODS,
which he constantly mann featuring at hts estab
llshment. corner of & and nth streets. The supe-
nor metal of which has Conductors are composed.
over any others now manufactured bv any house in
the country deserves the unlimited PATRONAGE Of
those of the public who have not yet ried them.
In every instance where the subscrber has erected
them they have given the utmost satisfaction. n o
would take this opportunity tn caution the public
to thing A party parties are IN this city
erecting LIgntaing r cd Points which afford No Sc
curity to the property over which they placed
safeg rds any case, and he hereby disca Ds
any connection with said party. in TINS business
His Points the only safe oHss Hssd, and he
invites sny who has used them ana not found
them be what they are represented, to come for
wSId ard saw SO. and he will refund all money re
ceived from them.
Particular attention paid TO Repairing Old Rods
which h.ve been put up by PARTIES and
have failed to lie OF service.
Specimens of Lightning r DDS and Points can be
seen at my agents, N. JENSEN. wafshu ker and
Jeweier, NO. JIG Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. FRANCIS IABAkRE,
jy 9-lm Corner of ion h And q ,ts
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IL Thenewly formed government of Canada
is as follows Premier, Hon. Mr.. Cartier; Attor-
new General for the East, Hon. John A. McDon-
aid; Attorney General for the West, Hon. Mr..
Gait; inspector General, Mr.. Alleyh; Provincial
Secretary, Mr.. Bellean; Speaker of the Legi.la-
tive Council, Mr.. Sicotte Commissioner OF the
Public Works, Mr.. Rose Solicitor General for
the East, Mr.. Ross; President Of the Council,
Mr.. Van Kohnet; Commissioner Of the Crown
Lands, Mr. Smith Postmaster General, Mr.
Sherwood; Receiver General, Mr.. Allthone.
With the exception of Messrs. Gait, Belleau
and Sherwood, all the foregoing were members
Of the late Mcdonald Administration.
When members Of the Canadian Parliament
take ONCE in the Cabinet, they must resign their
seats This the ten or twelve members did who
accepted place in the Brown Ministry As that
ministry lived but a day or two, those who CON-
posed II find themselves at once out of the Cabi.
net and out Of Parliament
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GooDRIcH's LAsr.-We are indebted to the
publishers, who send us, through the hands Of
our eaterprising fellow-citizens, Blanchard 4
Mohun, booksellers, for a copy Of "Man upon
the Sea- a history of Maritime Adventure
Exploration and Discovery, by Frank b. Good
rich, author Of the Letters of Dick Tinto Th.
Court Of Napoleon, &c, with numerous illustra-
tons, by Van Ingen & Snyder Philadelphia /:
Published by b. Lippincott Il Co.; 1853
IL Is well printed and capitally illustrated &C.
tayo volume Of some five hundred and fifty pages
which in its mechanical department reflects no
little credit on the skill Of both printer and engi
neef- It's contents, however, are Of more i'm
Portanee and interest to the general reader OF
them we have to saw that they embrace concise
and succinct history of the rise and progress of
maritime navigation from the earliest times In
which the legends Of the Ancients pretend to
preserve the accounts Of bold men, who yeDtured
beyond sight Of the shore, down to the efforts to
lay the Atlantic telegraphic cable
The author has selected points which will not
only serve to instruct nearly all Of all ages, but
greatly to entertain all readers; and he has so
weaved them into a continuous story Of the pro-
gress Of the art Of navigation to make his work
valuable as substantial book Of reference
whether the student desires to learn how the
Greeks managed their ships when drst venruring
beyond the Pillars Of Hercules, or to verify the
remarkable facts or legends connected with their
voyages, preserved in history; or how the wild
and cruel adventures of the buccaneers OF the
spanish main served to lay the foundation for
much Of the commendable commerce of this late
day; or how the trafacking Of the Portuguese In
the Indian ocean, the daring exploits Of Captain
Cook in the South Sea, the successful ex pertinent
OF navigating the ocean by steam, the explora-
tons In the Arctic ocean by our own Iamented
Kane and his European predecessors, &c, d. .,
were severally conducted, and what transpired
In connection with each worthy Of being remem-
bered by after ages.
Mr.. Goodrich is an agreeable writer. He
avoids a multiplicity of words, driving ALWAYS
directly at his point, and therefore not latigung
his readers
On the whole, the publication Of this work is
substantial addition TO the standard Literature
OF the times, that en- hardly fail to be amply
repaid by the public Of both hemisphere read
Ing the English language.