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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-10
By A. GREEN, Auc.ioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auc,ioneer
CHANCERY SALE.-By suthorIt, of decrae
~ oil the Circuit Court of the District Of Colum
pa, passed IN cause wherein Selden, WitheIs.
10 10. are complsInants and the widow and heirs of
me AYE MAJOR Aug's A, Nicholson are defend tnts
II snSai seY at auction to the hig hest bidder. ON
ing at tve O'Clock In the afternoon The fniI"ying
Lot No. / S1usre No ia vac
DO. 10 do saS
DO, LIS no ess
Do x567 do 20
Do, "a 40 sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-10

THE CHEAPEST Fancy Hair Pins in the CITY
L oan be foundat
mas-St LAMMOND'S, It'll st.
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erms: One fourth of the purchase money in
cash anu the residue IN three equal payments of six
Twelve, and eighteen months from the day of sale
the deferred payments to hear interest from the
n1 sale and to be secured by the purchasers bonds
with surety to be approved by the trusteel
III the terms be not complied with within throe
dsy from the day OF sale, the trustee reserves
IN the National lntelts encer and Evening Star
Tue sale Will commence al Lot No. l. Souare ga
aud proceed TO the others until all are ,oId O'''
w. REDlN, Trustee
mo o-otdwow6os a. GREEN Apct
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StCOND OPENING OF BONNETS ON
- Saturday next, at IN
STEVENS New Fancy Store, S&N
between 9Th and 10th SITS. *
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SPECIAL NOrlc..-For Perfumed n, cath White
Teeth; and Beautiful Complexion, use balm of
1,nn Flowers" For dressing Ladies, hair nss
g w cOdland Cream" new pornads !. 't ,.m msm use
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 20 cent.
each. w: P.FETRIDeE A. Co
froprietors. New York
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Wssh,n.,o,
TAyLoR A MAuRr, booksellers, between 9Th and
lhLh si-. u ~ h'ebuc' NIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-10

NEW HERRING. NEW HERRING
Sn bbls No. Eastern HER RING.
. $40 bbis. No. ALEW IVES.
Daily expected from Boston, and for sale by
HAIR FLEI e. BRO,
INA 5-IW lOl Mater street q ID {,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOk hLNT TWO FURNISHED Rooms
suitable for single gentlemen In a neat dwelling
Iccated on - street. the of 18th steel
Fl st Ward For terms, &c inquire on the prem,
iScs. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-10

WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at 81 50 per gallon, AT the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and + SITS.
az lO-5ws J.FUssELL.
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TERRA CULTURE.-Dr. Russell Comstock, who
has certainly succeeded in fixing public attention
IN large degree. to his new system of Terra Cul-
ture repeats, on the 18th inst. at 10 r. H. at New
Market, Md, his lecture delivered there to large
Class on the list INST Nearly all who hear HIM
become much interested IN his system. which, he
contends with no little ingenuity indeed, remedy
for the potato rot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-10

Circuit CORR The Cont was engaged on
saturday in barring the application Of WIN f..
A1HlSby f"f Il writ of maudamus for reinStating
81 "a" old Board OF Directors OF the Chesapeake
an Ohio Canal Company No decision has been
re- tered vet. The Count was engaged to-day in
EeoTing the arg uments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-10

PENNrEs.-Those IN want Of Pennies for change
can always obtain them or application at the com
ter of the Star Uitce. IF
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cHUhCHEs OF MHLNLING.

the Information OF strangers visiting tie city,wS pub
following list the different Churches and tiieir
n and place of meeting. there any mistakes, we
slmaEe the necessary correction with pleasure:
~. N0tReso's Eliseo7UiiUa, Corner Monroe and Byron
tcets Rev f. T. Elsk1rs services los
slosA, ereuinE,5 Z.
s. JOhn piscopuIian, Main street between First and
s.,old Centre Wheeling Kew j. H. SsnH, A. 81, Rector
-MorirrE 1Uj4; afternoon Il; night ~
E~t Ir,sJgtera,, REV H. Ii. MELD, Pastor, Fourti'st
'see Monroe Quincy anu afternoon
SSa0 Fre.5ytriGn Wvbst,r street. between Main and
Market, Ccurrc Wleeine services morning and evening
T0d Iresjyeriah, Filth street. between Chestnut and
flrrt sts south Wheeling, Rev. L. OoDs, Pastor, serT
morning evening.
fourth IYesGyterta', lev. A PAUL. Pastor, Mainstreet
Washington and Adams sts services morning and
,J,Eing
V.vr street, Msroe aud Quincy services
so'atuE aud evening.
Vet, street Methodist Episcopal, A. REoEa, Pastor
aarket itd North SIS, North WheeliLS services
rlraiar AID evening.
,2oit7s ,eet HetAodist EpisccDdt, Rev. T. II. MoS-
PASTOR ChaIline street. between First and seeond'
C,are Wlte ing: services morning and evening.
SoHh ,rhee!:ag II. E. Ciur.a, Key. A. srEvKNs'
e1tcr services morning and evening.
HlssiHg Island Clape!, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
wrlSoN, Pastor.
Csra,an JeJodist Eptseopal Rev, c HKrwIo, Pastor,
'ne street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
50.
". Jopes Catae,Iral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BtsHoF
\. wHELAN, Fifth street, Of Hampden; services
a'TuinE and afternoon.
,,oeiate Reor,ed Rev j. T. NeCLunS, Pastor, corner
'arket Jefferson sts servcesmOrning andafternoon
Di,ciiL,c Market street, between Webster and Third
yn're Wheeling; services 1UE in the morning, and ~
evening"
Eogeiicoi P,o,e.tdnt Rev. WV. HELrER Pastor, Clay
rect, above sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion EcoageIiedi LuhleSian, Rev. F. znrNMERNAS,
Pastor, Market street, Webster and Third; Centre
Nh=r.ag; services morning and evening.
1,'N Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
11aai Protestaut, Union Kali. Main street. between
H'R'oe aad Quincy; services 1oE morning.
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THE
NEW YORK WEGKLY TIMES.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES is 4 large quarto
newspaper, each number containing eight pages, f1r;y
eightcoumns handsomely priu and
circulation throughout the Ctitel States.
The special object Of it. Publishers to make IL useful
and acceptable Family EslapeTgivnC the Of the
day all departments an iron every part the world,
together m such liter and General Miscellany
suited Family rea!inS Il VII give regularly
ports Of the proceedings and debates in Conf full
arieS nf Foreign and boBr=tIc News, cCpioCE
ence from all parts Of tl- world, reports
In the principal cites, Agricultural Financial lntel-
gsnce, aud NiatEver else be required make
I AIlSts mirror pI- ihs events Of tlc iag.
pendent OF Political PaTtsgivin- thea all far play, with
u credit for whatever deserve it, and holding all
accountability for misconduct will
the pencpies OF Union and Of Constitutional Freedom but
IL will not b.; devoted TO the Interests ct clique party
the elevation Of individuals rs political
cussions Will bc conducted in ila-ra language,
candid temper and the Publishers wi SEEK
newspaper which Of all parties read With pleas
ard profit.
Nothing shall appear id is Orrnd the
tis ulGrai- uf the 'ssii0us End Ails
win he spared r-n Ter it, in al dsplrtmcuts-LraEy,
Political, and Commercalat least qua 10 any other
newspaper pablisieG ~ tit United states.
Ths WFEELT TIHE= viii tc by mail subscTibers
part % tie uiiltcf states the following
SIsGLE CcPIEs, for one 100
EIesT CoFiEs, 10 one adlress-.------.---. .e1
The SEMI-wEkKLY TINES IS the same size the wsrI-
l., published week. and contains
q valuable and inter sting reading matter FJr persons
who BE- reached regularly by the mails IL IS deeid dly
the desirable edition. Il viii be sent sulS TibTf.
For Eight Months, 90
Payment b. made invariably in advance B.!s of
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PERFECTION, OF MECHANISM.
American improvements in
w ATCHT.S


THE BEST TINE KEEPER AT TIiE LOWEST COST.
By the ai of n MashIii,E and
and altogetr orgfiEl inv able
oHr the public PEEEECT WATCH small price. OGr
mat hines true and so dricste, am Of
manufacture complete that every watch
act couDteTFaTt- The Improvements simple aud
beautiful IN plan and construction and have IoiuI-
ee'. BY The ab.e>t Judges he fultless oval
ty- bach Is engraved 'AFPLKBN, TxscT Cs Nal
thafn, Mass aud : accompanied y =icate OF ssHu-
and
PERPECUAE. wARRANTY.
We AK buy Watches mercy they
are of American uianufacnre- We ask fsct
shsu not oe rIni,t prejudice exclude them from
eonsirration. We Claim tas Matches equal Ia qualify
merit cauo be obieinst clgsr in Euroic- and ask
cur ccuntr men to g.e tlea trial under warranty.
Orders or nqures may be addressed 10 directly
any Of the aforementioned hrms, vile TeT thr
sale Of Watches.
Messrs. COOPER FELLOWS, No u Maiden Laue n. Y.
- fELLOWS Co, No u .s-'
PLATr BROTHER. No. "a
"a CARY. HOWARD SANGER. Chambers ST., -
- HlLDI.BUitN 8 BRDTIiER, PaiIadelfhia.
q PRATT REATU, s.
"a Palmer & HACfTFLDEtgs F5ston.- -
bIGEI OM bEOS. & KENNARB
- DUNE K Co d.. Cincinnati
and Mrssrs. ROBBINS APPLE TCN. No - Maiden lane,
n =, who agents the transaction general
business I'll = the suie uf goods.
APPLETON, TRACY { CO.,
Successors to the Boston Watch Comps y
Boston Watch Factory, waltliam, Ma>s..Ju 1851.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

Nirstnius Lodge N o. ;s.-Meets every Thursday
'aEa tie Hail. corner of Market and Monroe streets
AK NJ. HALL, n. e.; B. ". Carr, Secretary.
Frnnklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as sboveeVcry
,,7iay evening. DAVID DArHA, n. G.; Wtti0m r.
N''sSsy, secretary.
VIM. Fell Lodge No. 33.--Mcets asabOvc eve
>lidt, Secretary.
Wheeriux lodge No. 59.-Meets every Monday
,sans at ;he Hall, Market and Quincy streets
".D PorTs, y. g.; John 7hOJurR, Secretary.
tHnoIn Lodge No. S%.-Meets as above every
,'''y ereHins. JOS. HAsELY, n. G JOHN L. Nar'ceii
Secretary
"m Tell EucnmPmenI No. 34.-Meets as
''''e the second fourth Tuesday evenings of each
-'aih. JouS BApER, G. P; CA1s. LiRct, Scribe.
Neraui's EncmmPncnt No. I.-Meets at the
'H '9rrer Market streets the rsfaud third
'44y evenings OF each month. VA. TAYLOR, c. p; Geo
Ei7i, H., Scribe january 10, 1855.
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NUMBER l49
REREI.,S
VENTILATED, sALF-AiJUsrINd SILK HATlt

VENTILATED, sALs-AtJISriNG SILK HAITI
I'VE have this DAY resolved NrH York, Bel
w SgItns SS Hats, and take Teasutt t.osVC-
ing this Improved Na, cf ;sfilairE sgF tst hats and
making t!zHO solt TO the Et Tbs Ey
an..itiug t.g ais between TIE iraliCr sId bodH tie
hat aud passing cf
air through The trstvT
70 the shape of the forehead t.c Fat
lh--cy relieving tie cd fonI the uiI7,
iasc Ilr-h coErisinvi Of in all iats esps
uIe SiiS fiEt 20 lie I.te Sit
Hat, aIl .Il,
ate, exceedingly i'sat, vquiiS dur b. hats
in abe ordinary tgitl,H jl.vJ t. ai.
stsiHe. ijaEsi = iIAEIsE 4 SSsl,S-.
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W( CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other fl
the IntelIse"eeH should be addressed to
lae ITvpTIetUrs.
concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
sll BE- addressed the Editors Jointly, or to either one
Cefsonyu,s writing publications. will please write
cal, side Of tie paper.
A. .s.ryance the above rules Will greatly oblge US,
.nd secure pronpt correspondents than
- Eli.ht Otherwise receive.
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InE LAW OF NEWSPAPEKS.

spbscrlbcrs who give express notice to the
r are considered wishing continue their subscrp-
lions.
d. Publisher ay continue to send them untal ar
tArlses paid.
I'll subscribers neglect refuse to take their periOd
m !oin which they directed they are held
~, ns!c they have settled the bill and ordered them
I,;5auuUgd.
III subscribers 10 other places withouinforIn-
ID. .r ubIsh the papers sent to the former d
,,et!v, ilrl Il held responsible.
ale Courts decided that refusing TO take period
al, ocr, removing and leaving them uncalled
e.. {, ;y.nld 5,tcla evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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oFpICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
- -Entrance from Quincy st.
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NEW FAIL GOODS.


7 sAAC PRAGER hces to inform the pubic that l~ ha
just returned from the Eastern cities with s best
cheapest stock offered hy him to the Iuiic-
to Dry tioois nd Fancy business, hut claim particular
attention to
BLACKsILKs, whirLhaving been Purchas ahouse
tat failed. sHeriace confident Viii serss than
any
EMBRoIDEBlES, &c. which have bouFL; only from i'm
aud great many auction, stall sci astuu
ishiEg low prices just and stock, which
Cau4nTi- bands Collars Sleeves. etc., large
tia: OF rter house which n be sCI 81 ivr
low regular prices.
SlIAWLS.-I have immense quantity OF, and shall
sell them Is per less any other firm, having
ceived the above discount by buying 6y tie package.
rect from thr factory. Amongst my EhaWis you will
AL the latrtt styles.
DRESS GOObS-I have in such variety, that was 10
begin SnumeTate them should occupy Nuch
time, but certaiHf call SHALL be able please
you.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs. and everything that line
viii will sell very low figures, and would request
have them sienueu Eastern IIouse snd
viii sell t;I-n very cheap
MUSLINS-B0Sh bs,ched aud unb.caehed. Only pur-
chase by the and viii sell tieI With very small
vance eitl;cr by the piece yard
RONNErS and eV tytIr IN tle Of Millinery Goods,
such Flowers Bont,t BoTicTs, Net, Stras p, Rom
net Hevets and Satins, etc viii sell MllincTs
figures aEsi 10 all others PrOpoTtiona!eiy.
TRIMMINGS lu every siI pc aad form, ans! wi be sold
rs low As possible.
com. aud esaane nay stock and confident Of your
purchasing. ISAAC PEAGEB.
sepl6 l2S Main
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MASONIC DIRECTORY

""to Lodge No IOI.-Meets Masonic Hall.
. Market and Monroe streets, rN and third Mon
s'satngs Of each month G. w sans, W. NJ; AteE-
e &c, ~iHgAii'i Secretary.
~, "heei'nE Lodge No. I2S Meets as above on
and iiiTd Thursday evening month. =. A.
n.liSsKE, w NJ s ". Pefrso., Secretary.
""eeitn% Union Chapter No. I9-NIeets as
Sn 'e sseoHd Monday evening of each month. W
N, H. p S ". Petrso,,, Secretary.
Heei'aS ERcHRPment No. I.-Meets as
IN aejoaTtA Monday evening Of each month. W. }
q c. 4 LsS.g, Rsesrarr.
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FALL FASHION FOR HATS

0sO
7 AN now prepared g. furnish
1t- public with superior quality and loir
sin Hats, which light, elastic
finish and Of great endurance they - render
cein all kinds Of weather; also general
Soft Planters, French, EucEiand Hungarian -gyies
Black. brown, Pearl, and Beaver cUiors. Also,
BayS' CaFs, Of the latrst sty
B-Ai0ieskn Hats finished conformation niraSuf-
short notice. Bring aoEs tie cash you set all
kin!s "f head gear veg lev tAris- ~
=. W JiMESON'S,
augZ2 40. n
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JAS. NJ. DILLON
1O2 MARKET STREET,

Il EIPS constaatly CT LEEa, Gas aSturvs, Lead ahd
~ Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead All kinds
0f Brass Cocks aad Vayts Steam Whistles
Water 6uagts, Lfi and Force PuuS SINKS. bathing TuLT
Wooden Eild Cast ITOa HyTguts, icsr anu par
Of zi Thieknesses AEtiiriecn Metal, Pare Hanea
Zine aud Autinuny,
CrUciirliS ia tie country. ...s
ES- Also, Po!iy's Improved and patent Ch=in Purr
which s decidedly the pump age, the TiGt
to PutuP which in Towns aEd Counties in Western TrYHA
Siil be sold ON fair tCTmi
~ Galvanized Iron Tubing, IEcorrcsve. and for
Quoting, pipe, Tor hot cold
eialS Tor deep wells, preferable and than
Pipe.
SS AqueduetPiPe constantly onhabd ny size qaaL
;i;y Of which can be fuT;ishs a. -EoTt uut.sc.
20 titsl paid JoT ''Ad Golsjpsr, B"esA'iHd Ls'rd-
unEl O " ltrlN
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TERMS

DAILY, per anuuH 500
TEggIY per a,,nuln 30
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FOUNDRY PROPEKTY

% NDIN Z IhNI In 4
For safe or a.eHsc. in " e-t s'at1ubis-. Va.
I'IEp property good -oriifE order. i.,a
siiti shop with hTes, Patterns taals 10 t!r
it EstVek o. coke The ba.iIFs d
- feetin width, 9TH ai!Aths sIoY
iathe
The property is iutbe Of ut roEiLI sift
and manufacturing county with yerJ Irss ~
active operation.
The property Wilbeleased for ygaTt m chst
ies oi 7tsy abits anu good character
need apply. II should
ments viii be maie -itteT
This property has chartered Prsviiz. naLa,t r
VI S51IUu should company Iurcasi desire a e
chartered privilege will M allow III tt tr. n
ai.iS 2i.i tfu SaFGFNT \ HPurIff n.
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PROCIANINIION.

WE her.by cosnusni Ni'is ''rot q ~ city ef
~ Nhvelii.T, act fcE tyd ~tFiutcii
Of Valt utiI,ts % all grar>- frcin I -
ard 90 also authorize ssra 81 s,c,v~ II
Tlis pi oeiatnatlH g.
gytdent froHl past e1Isri+Eeg tat Lieit r
oner tie
thssr Nho have
other; Sueh ~ he wise ami eel Al. such tIUrs
Hiissivvs tley b T,ira UcTy
worless Tie following : seal, o. te Hast iistIe
snlis attending the pTtsrbtsfEoH 81 ss t,LdCT estss:
$ielsa Naiss,tiag= sure WsGdiLs .foTfhv ltiI.
igHo !. Same Ersalt, ssy 3y.aIs-
Loo " Most Hkelg-FCThaps
% DOubtfu-iesds iie accTai-- aLse
hoErvrT.
% "a ENtTvs,,ly iouIt:ul--siil seize kOse.
10 Nc 20.
L. > Small Tosa:oes
Can soon, a. those iirsi purchased srs procuev OF the
happits
Given under ny han! and seal ts arstday Of F,bEaasy.
ISIS, ia the city OF Wheeling.
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with a rouno Milanese girl. he was hit this
time d;rectlv in the centre of his heart, and
was pa;ned to ascertain, at las, that the girl
was betrothed to another. he manages, how.
ever, to live down his grief thodgh not with'
out producing such g change in the tone or his
letters to the Frau Won Stein az to attract her
notice. -.
His old intimacy with the Frau Won Stein
was not resumed on bis return from Italy to
Weimar. She had grown old, and be had been
two years away from her-and in Italy. And
now, a new figure appears. In the autumn OF
1888, when Goethe was thirty nine years old, q
ton for influence in behAlf Of her brother, who
was none other than Vulpius, the author of the
well-known romance Of the old time, Rinoldo
Rinaldini." The girl's name was Christiane
Vulpius. She was simply pretty girl and
presented peculiar attractions to . hbertine.
She was in no sense highly gifted woman,
yet she completely fascinated Goethe. She
became his mistress. and bore him child.
The whole thing was scandalous and out.
rageous. Well may the Frau Won Stein have
been indignant and diagusted, and well did
Schafer say, "The nation has never forgiven
it's greatest poet for this rupture with law and
custom" Yet he lives like this for ten or
twelve years; and then, after abe becomes .
drunksrd, fat and forty, be marries her This
was just to the woman, Just to bis child, and
POLITICALLY Just to himself. The man who had
rejected Frederika, pledging fidelity to bloat-
ed mistress who had outlived her charms.
But it is not to be supposed, of course, that
during his connections with this woman she
held undivided possession of his heart. We
could tell of Bettina Brentan, but perhaps he
was not so much to blame in that matter.
She is worshipper of Goethe from afar; comes
to Weimar, falls into his arms, and goes to
sleep in his lap, at the FIRST interview This
was considered Steep" BY . man Who choose
to do his own woman hunting, and he soon got
tired of her. She insulted his wife on one &C.
casion so he took the opportunity to cut her.
Minna Heizleib, an adopted child of From
mann the bookseller, grew up from . child
under his eye, and when abe became q woman,
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We have had the wellknown Seventh Regi.
ment of New York with us during the last week,
and they have been publicly welcomed. The
regiment was reviewed by the President and
Cabinet and several officers of the army, incu.
ding General Jesup, in full uniform, accomps.
MED by Senator Bgler, General Ward, and
others. The fine military movements of the
regiment elected the highest praise from them
and all the spectators. They were subsequently
received by the President and Cabinet in the
east room Of the White House, where theJ
spent half hour in Introduction and CONVEX
sstion.
The regiment afterwards visited Mount Yer
nor.
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fertile brain of the delineator. In other rooms,
the VOL kmen are busily engsgedin laying down
expensive ercaustic tiles, which ere destine TO
be hidden from every eys,as coon the roons
are occupied, by q covering of ssarpet-~ The
Senate cham Der is still far from completion, al
though much has been done since we last took
view of it The work on the new dome is
slowly progressing as far as visible results are
concerned; bat the progress is uninterrupted.
There are only about twenty men now employ
ed, in consequence of the iron being furnished
slowly. In the south wing, the various COM
mittee rooms have been fitted up in the same
eaudy and OBSERVATIONS manner as in the north
wing but enough has been said on that sub
iect. 1@ 1aI&,i's1'sazs a2ey' G. ,Jaassa ''iii
In each wing, the main staircases are now
being built, and form fne.exhibition Of Amer
lean marble, which we confidently assert is
equal to any in the world. Ass ~
The Union officially repudiates, in the most
emphatic manner, any connection of Col. Kane
with the Administration, during his recent mis-
sion to Utah, by declaring that " he went nei.
Their as agent of the President nor as officer Ct
the Government; neither as secret agent nor as
public eficer; but simply on an individual, eelf:
imposed mission" &c. This settles that part
of the question, and we now leave it to the COM
mon sense Of the country to say whether, under
the circumstances then existing, he could have
penetrated without difficulty to the very citadel
of the Mormons, and assumed the position he
did among them, unless he had been one of
them. The fact would be of very little import
ance or interest, if certain papers in your city
and elsewhere had not so earnestly and even
petulantly denied it. 49,
The President does not appear to have yet
made his selection for Commissioners to Para
quay. The position is one of importance, mas
much as the incumbent is to possess full power
to enforce the demands. be shall make in be-
half of the United States. The chief difficulty
mise and liquidate the claims of our citizens,
and that on this the results of the present mis-
sion will hinge. Ifsuccessful in this, however,
it is believed that there will be no difficulty in
making a commercial treaty on more favorable
terms than have heretofore existed between the
two countries. "
l@ TIE weather in and about Washington
for the past week has been hot, and the streets
exceedingly dusty. 1t is now Monday more
than six weeks since we have been visited with
rain, and, as stiff southerly wind is blowing,
the streets and houses are filled with clouds of
dust. The grass in the Capitol grounds is
burned up, and vegetation in the District is
dropping fah c so @ (
Since writing the above, we have had re-
freshing rain. i'"
The REpUBLIc.--Our friend, of the Republic
Mr.. Weston, has taken partner, Joseph J
Coombs, ESQ.,, of Ohio. We understand tina.
Mr.. Coombs is q man of talent and editorial ex
L. e.
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D6- The Republican State Committee Of
New York held meeting at Albany LAST
Thursday, and resolved, after some debate, to
issue call for State Convention, to be he'd
at Syracuse on September 8. Two delegates
from district are to be chosen. The Albany
Evening Journal opposed strenuously the send
ing of too delegates, wanting but one.