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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-24

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN,
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL For
j cash, at public auction on FRIDAY The S7,h
INST ali the right and ate of the ate Union Bank
Of Georsetown, to the two-story Brick House on
the east side OF Jeheg son street. and the Lot OF
Ground appurtenant, being part of Lots Nos So and
81 A; front "a feet by Jos Ia depth,
yNU. MARBURY,
RORf. REED, and Tru,tees
RICH'D. CRUIKSHANK,
au ~ BARNARD BUCKEY Aucts
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DI ED.

On the afternoon Of the sd instant. in the 5th
Georse Mckay, native of Perihshire, Scotland.
snd TOT many ears lived in Montreal. C.nudi, but
Her funeral will take Soc from her late residence
on 9Th street east, near the Navy Yard O'Clock,
(Montreal papers please copy)
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of 2vrits
sI OF herl faclas issued from the Clerks Office of
the circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County of Washing ton and to me directed, shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, In front OF the
Court-house door of raid county, on r RIDAY, the
Sd day OF September 1885, at II O'Clock M. the fol-
lowing described property, to wit All defendants
night, ttle claim, and interest in and Lots Nos
and IN DruIy's subdivision of Square No. 2pa,
IN the city of Washington, ID. c.. together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property of John III. Drury. and
Will he sold to satisfy Judicas No. 293 and z9s, 10
October TERM 1858, favor of Geo. T.. and L, Sang
stOn. w. seldom Marshal
au ll-dts for the Dlstrictof Columbia.
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AuU1loJ bun

LIVERPOOL SALT AT AUCTION. AT
n BeYGL TAYLOR Co.'S WHAIT, GsoI1r.
r0,wbs:. Ia 9MOkRoW, assh August, e 10 o'ol'f,
go sacks Ground Alum Salt, ~
Terms at sale. .o,
By BAR WARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION. ON FRI
" DAY, Autust n. 1853, at 10 O'Clock, A. m At
the srccery Store, Bridge street, near Green
household and Kitchen Furniture. Groceries.
Gold and Silver Patent Lever Watches, some very
superior, WY
yewelry, Breastpns, Earrings, Dry Goods,
Crockery, Glassware, Looking Glasses. Pictures
CHOICE Liquors, consisting Of
hyperion Frenoa Brandy. Choice Old Rive WHISKY
Holland and Domestic Gin. Cigars &C.
zsupr sugar Mills, Platform and Counter S,,Ies
Corn Shelter. Bathing Tub, sc 30 ''
Terms Of Sale: All sums of SIS and under ~ sb.
over 80, credit Of so and 90 days, for approved
ENDORSED notes hearing interest "'f'O''N
VIII be added so cords of Prime Pine Wood
auA BARNARD & BITC XIV Dnc,.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs
SEE FIRST PAGE.I

SEE FIRST PAGE.
~NOTiCE.-G. FRENCH BOWIE, ESQ.
l3 will deliver an Grafton at the Clinton Instr
tnss Dnn9s Ln street 1PGcste the MethEdst
August 26th. at 8 O'Clock. u here will also b. a
debate BY the members of the Institute, Tse pub
lie are invited TO attend:
ia St c. 8. RAMSBURG, Sec.
~LECTURE.-Miss p. A. BRINK will give
wE6SEs6AY NH a.
O'Clock. STANDARDIZATION" Admttance Is
cents. au 2S- st"
Pow D E pFFw;DrFP o w d E RI
accepted the agency for the District of Columbia
from the Justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compa-
nv. would respectfully call the attention of dealers.
miners. quarryle and spoTtsmen to the fact that
they have at this time q gazine well stored with
several thousand kegs and canlsters of every grade
which will be sold by the quantity at the manufact-
uIers' prices We name IN part
Mining and Blasting Powder. in kegs OF % lbs. each
FG sea Shooting Powder, in kegs of IS lbs. each
meTcsn sspaastins d. IN To- canlsteLs'
Indian Rife 1o., in TASKS,
No. i63 and IFS Bridge street wholesale and retail
dealers IN Groceries, Dry Goods. &c. au Him
SUMNER DRINKS.
Black berry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
Raspberry do, Curacoa,
Ginger 90, hbsinthe
cherry do, COrdIals,
Soda Water Syrups, Malt Liquors.
Stroughton's and other Bitters
The cheapest, best and arge est assortment of Pof-
ter Ale Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
The above, as well as our unrivalled Mineral
Water and Cider constantly on hand and for sale by
Army q SHINN,
81 Green street, corner of Olive,
le9-u GEORGETOWN.
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SHIRT MANDATORY,

SHIRT MANDATORY,
- No. 454 NORTH SIDE Pa. AvENUE.
Four doors Lresf Of fhs GLOBE Ofcs befceeH 81 and
~ streets.
JOHN III. FAULKNER begs leave to inform
the citizens of Washington, Georgetown and Alex
andrIa that he has taken the above stand where he
Is prepared to manufacture SHIRTS Of the best
material and IN the most fashionable manLer. At
short NOTICE, and 1T prices az low IN New York.
The style of cut has never been surpassed.
Al genlereR wishing a good AT are invited to cal
ana leave their measures. Shirts manufacture
by him are warranted to mt, sale
IL Twelve good ShITtmakers wanted.
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AUCTION sALfs.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.

TO-DAY d TOMORROW MORNING.
By A, GREEN. AuctIoneer.
-FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
a. sOhio AVENUE AT AucTIoN.-On TUESDAY.
~ tn instant shall sell, IN front OF the prem,ses
RpS.s;eo ek p. m, four handsome and desirable
o,1sin.S LOIS, being part OF The subdivision of
ut. n y IN Square No.25-, and desigpated a.
On sshs ~, and a. Es q lot has beautIful front
lsX .n1 me ana runs hack 70 an aey bef veen
b,,,Ids atieatien Of persons wishing to purch.se
senr'nas s IA TINS quite healthy and irpproyins
properly VIII positively be sold o'e' 90 'ne
IeIms: One fourth cash balance in 6 70 - "a
hoLtns, LOT notes bearing Interest, and secures y,
Title indisputable.
an I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
THE REMAINING STOCK GROCERY
AID VARIETY STORE AT Auction On WEN
NESDAi the 18Th instant, shall SELL at the store
OF II. N; Adams, ESQ. No. 544 north NJ street be-
tween SIN and 9Th strests. az 10 clock g. m , the
remaining stock of Family GrocerIes and Fancy
Goods on hand, amongst which will be found
sugars, Teas, Coffee. Mustard, Spices
MOlasses, Cardles, Tobacco, and Cigars
Soaps, Crackers, Glngers, Flour, &c.
buckets, BrOoms, Tubs, Tacks Buttons &c
large and well selected stock of Crockery
Six hne new Tea CaddIes
counter snd shelving, scales and Weights
WIN many other articles too numer Gus TO mcmillan
Terms; All sums under SIS cash; over s25
e. OF 0and oo days, tor notes satisfactorily en-
ec ls.d A. GREEN, Auct'r
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TIL e WONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
L GIBBS'S VEGETABLE BALSAM perform:
lng Amogt miracles IN covering ~ Bald Heads and
ouKjpg eli Salp Diseases. jss-em I
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WyMAN Is COMING .-Wyman, the wizard
whose popularity is never on the wane with the
young or old, grave or gay of our city, will open
his budget ofquaint, queer, and quisscal things
at Odd Fellow Hall OH the 9th of September
As this will be his last visit for five years, he
having made an engagement with BarBum to
travel over Europe for that period Of time, of
course everybody and his wife, and the child en-,
will visit him during his short engagement here.
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PHILADELPHIA
IL A. l. r b f T. H ID L % +,
No. Ssl Pa av between ~ and 6th sts.
One keg S2-50; one dozen quart bottles, 81 80.
III We send the Beer free Of cost to any psrt of
the CITY.
m SO-6m c. w. GERECKE.
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II ATTORNET-ATLAW.
Oftioe No. 4sS 9Th street. one door south of
Louisiana avenue. au 10 If
THE MILITARY LAWSOF THE UNITED
L States, relating TO the Army, Marine Corps,
Volunteers, MIlltis, and to Bounty Lands, and
Pensions, from the foundation of the Government
to the year 1853 by John r. Callan. Clerk to Mill
tary Committee Y. ). Senate, VOL, svO f; 81; by
mail, prepaid, $3.50.
auIa FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-24

CRoss-FIRING.-Susan, Maria and Mary Gray,
colored, were arrested for disorderly conduct and
profanity. They were taken before Justice Will
liams and the case clearly made out, and each
was fined IS and costs.
They, In turn, accused Washington Carter and
his wife with the same offence, and they Were
also fined IS and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-24

REAL EsTAIE.-Yesterday,A A. Green, auction.
Ger, sold lot rs, In square 400 on -Four and hair
street, between ! and X, with Improvements. on
twostory brick dwelling, to George Carl, for
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri-
u Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington county, IN the District of Colu mba,
letters of admInIst alton the personal estate 81
lie, rye Jacob Keller, late of Washington county,
deceased. All persons having claims sgsInst the
said deceastd are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the sOucbers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the lsh dsy of August next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all b. NETT Of ths
said estate.
ls5 tCEfUS fAUTH,
au l6-law3wS Administrator.
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OIL sTERER' HAIR.

We have effected arrangements which vii enshls
us to furnish Plasterers Hair, TN Quantities Of on
bushels, lat following rates:
Best No. ], at lsx cents per bushel,
No. 2 st 10 cents per bushel,
No. 5. at IL cents per bushel
ELNAnS a. THOMPSON
Sign Of the X ed W heel,
au 9-eosw 326 Pa. av.. between eth and Torn al.
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STRAW o HITS Ms Rows ~, c STRAW HArs%
From this day forth Wal sell Oh my isrge assert
ment of = RAW HATS at COST. aud q lsTEe pro
portion of them below cost, for cash.
Call esry and get bargains, such a. ! hsye cot
offered before. LANE.
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Z STREET BOWLING SALOON,
II - street, berIreea l2fh AID lSfh streets.
=, The undersigned would respectfully announces 10
a ana sS:s tfas The .SGss.Ir
well known and popular establishment MI
VII be reopened on Monday, August
80. 1853, after having been cosed for brief sum
mer season for the purpose OF repairing tue sleys
aud Teht. Ing the estab hment IA handsome man
ner.
To gentlemen IN quest OF a healih HUI recreation.
sufic snt inducements are offered - The strIctest
o der and dfoorum will be preserved.
tie proprietor begs leave to return hIs thsnks ."
the public for having 80 hberally sustained hIm
an .e-2u IT MARH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-24

BAD BEGINNING This morning a little COL
ored boy named Richard Henry Young almost
ten years old, was arrested for throwing stones,
and striking white boy somewhat smaller, In :
juring his head and hand. He was taken before
Justice Dom, and after being badly scared by
the officers, was fined 81 aud costs, which was
paid by his guardian.
TRIALS AT THE GUARD HoUsE.-Michael Sum-
mers, drunk and disoderly; fine and costs, 81 Is.
John Jones, do; do. 8 Is. Gruga Sewer, do ,
do "a Is. nj. Jochelin, do; do. 50 Is. d. Baker
do. do 1915.
tentIon OF our readers to the advertisement of
Messrs. Fowle d Co., which will be found In snOfh
or column. 1t"
THE SIoMAo OH prepares the elements of the bile
and blood, and If IL does the work feeby and i'm per-
fectly, liver and other vexatiOn diseases are the
certain result. As soon, therefore, any af ctOns
the digestive organs are out OF order The rst and
only lthing to be done is to administer specific
which will act directly upon the stOmach-the main
wa can oOn6dentialiv recommend DIR. Hostetter's
Celeb ated stomach Bltters. Acting as an aterna-
tive and tome, 1t strengthens the digestion,
ckaDges the condition of the blood, and thereby
gives reEuIs rity to the bowels.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. au a. cost
WHERE Is Isaac Bars cheap cash store? At
the Navy Yard, ladies; on J. street, between Sew
enth and Eighth there you'll ind the finest
ment Of Dry Goods, Hosiery, DO, at the lowest
Iauted for color and quality. No perseverance, will
be spared on my part to please and do justice to all
customers. ISAAC BAR.
au 2t3t
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and F
streets. Ice Cream 81 50 per gallon. jy 28-lmS
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o-LECTURE.-Miss p A. BRINK Xviii give
lH Lecture at Forrest Hall. Georgetown ID.
c., on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August IS at
O'Clock. Subject" Education" Admittance Is
cents. Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-24

Two THE PuBLIC.-l nave opened an once as
II Justlce Of the Peace, No SO6. Pennsy lvauIa
enue. for the transaction Of any entrusted
TO my care such as drawing deeds, wills, taking
acknowledgements, collecting notes, drafts, and act
INK as general agent.
here is also connected with my ofhce two Of the
Al en- and John III. Wise, who will beklseys ready
20 serve he public and guarantee speedy return Of
all business entrusted 10 their oare.
P.S.-The patronage of all officers having busl-
ness in my line lie res pectfully solicited.
Ofioe hours from o. m. 20 10 p. m.
iy sniff JAMES WARD. i. y
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DELTcAcIKs OF THE SsAsoN.-On passing up
the avenue this morning we saw at Hammack's
rare display Of tempting viands. Viz: Orto-
lans, woodcocks, snipes, green turtles, soft and
hard crabs, fine Norfolk oysters, fresh spots,
mac kerel perch, and shee phead, with fine fruits
and vegetables to match Really Hammack de-
serves as much credit for the energy and enter
prise with which he caters for the appetiteS of
the gourmetS of the Federal Metropolis, as for
the skill and good taste with which he sets on
the table the result of his capital catering His
restaurant richly deserves the markable popu-
larity IL has achieved among those who know
how to appreciate good eating and drinking
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03
TIE ANrI.sLAvERY UGLE,

THE ANTT-SL VERY UGLE,
rUBLIsHEp EVERY SATURDAY, AT sALEN, OHIO.
BY the Executive Committee of the Western Anti
Slavery Society.
TERMS.-Sl,50 per annum payable in advance
. Or, $500 at the end of the year.
tT-Communicatious intended for insertion, to
bs addressed to MARrus r. ROBINSON, Editor.
Orders for the paper and letters containing
money in part payment for the same, should be
addressed to ANN PEARSON Publishing Agent.
Salem. Columbiana Co., Ohio.
p@Money carefully enveloped and directed as
above may be sent by mail at our risk.
D6-We occasionally send numbers to those who
are not subscribers, but who believed to be in
terssted in the dissemination Of anti slavery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them.
selves or use their influence to extend it's circula-
ton among their friends.
%. sr TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
oas Sqsare nc linesl three weeks, slO0
a" Each additional insertion, ,25
Six months, 400
F." Que year, GOO
Two Squares six months, 500
d" One year, 500
oss Fourth Column one year. with privilege of
1r-f.. changing monthly, 1900
Half column, changing monthly, 1000
pSrCsrds not exceeding eight lines will be in.
serted ono year for So .00 six mouths, 81, 90.
-....- j. HUDSON PRINTER
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03
From the Radical Aboiitionist
FOOLISH SELF CONFIDENCE.

Thirty eight years ago-we can remember it a.
if il were bet yeste. day-the attempted admission
of Missouri as n slave State, regarded, at the
North. an impOssibility. The northern Senators
and Representatives and Senators in Congress
seemed to stand firm. Eloquent speeches were
made. Letters from Washington assured us that
there was danger oe its passing The compromise
was ut length, proposed, in and out of Congress,
it was resOutely spurned. Administration men,
Of high standing, joined forces with the opposition
Henry Clay himseithe author Of the com promise
on Saturday evening, almost despaired, but resolved
to try the effects Of Sunday dinner upon some OF
,he mpracticables. By dint of alternate fattery
and intimidation, he succeeded in changing few
votes. The threat Of dissoving the Union, al
tates we're dubbed dough faces" by John Ran
doph Tor their pains-thus coming the phrase still
ia use.
Time rolled on. The hated compromise, frs,
submitted to, then endured, then claimed as pro-
lection. was relied upon to protect from slavery
the territory north of 36o 30/! Vain confidence
When the annexation of Texas was first propOs-
ed and for long time afterwards, the possibility
of its accomplishment was not believed. AT sever
nj stages Of the contest, it was confidently said that
the measure defeated. AT length, as last re-
sort, it was carried by joint Revolution OF both
houses.
The passage of the Wilmot proviso. excluding
slavery from tho conquered provinces OF Mexico
was confidently anticipated and predicted. The
Restriction was carried through the House Of Re
presentatives, and seemed fail only because the
session closed beiure il could reach the Senate. Az
the mex, session, it was again passed. tus was re-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08

A young Irish lad of thirteen or four
teen years, named William Hill, was detected
in an act of incendiarism at Brattleboro late
ly, and confessed to having caused the various
incendiary fires in that town during the last
three or four years. He fred the Vermont
insane asylum barn, which was burned last
December with twenty-njne head of cattle,
because one of the teamsters of the institu-
ton struck him with whip few days be-
fore.
Thomas Warner, of Stanford, Duchess
county, N. Y, went home drunk last Thus
day, and got into adispute with his son Thorn
as aged eighteen years, when the old man
seized hoe, and struck at his son, when
Thomas, avoiding the blow, Mr.. Warner fell
forward, and striking his head upon stone,
fractured the skull, and died almost instantly.
At Albany, Sunday morning, girl
named record. twelve years old, willie play.
ing with loaded pistol, discharged the con
tents into her body, entering the left side Just
below the heart, producing almost instant
death.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, on Sunday NOR
ming Mr.. Theodore Austin was found dying
in an area way. He was taken home and
soon died. His watch and $500 were gone
from his pockets and it is supposed two men
who followed him from lager beer saloon in
Fulton street, where he had shown his money,
were the robbers and murderers.
An attempt was made to burn the
Methodist Centre chapel in Fairhaven on
Saturday by lighting spirits ofturpentine scat
tered on the floor. The spirits refusing to
burn the church was saved.
A fast trottipg bay mare was sold at
New Milford, CT, last week, for $1,000 Her
owner purchased her for 1925.
The stump of the old Charter Oak
has been dug up and sold to Spectator,
and the place is cut up for building lots.
The coopers throughout the city of
albany had a " strike last week. Recult :
East lost weeks wages, and all return to
work this week at the old prices.
what shall do for my head? It's
so dizzy l seem to see double
The doctor wrote prescription and retired.
The recipe ran thus -"When you see double
you will find relief if you count your
money"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08

GRASS WIDOWS IN INDIANA.-A eorrespon .
dent of the Dayton Journal, who has been
travelling out in the Wabash regions of Hoo
slerdom, discovered one popularity il every
town he tarred in:
Speaking of grass reminds me of the fact
that Indiana (and particularly the Wabash)
is literally swarming with grass aoidosos Ev-
cry hotel or tavern kas or have had one or
more of those bewitching wilkins domiciled
with them tor ten days, which makes them
citizens and residents of the State of Indiana,
and with little hard swearing, natives too.
At the expiration of ten days suit is com
menced against some Viie husband, and, as a
matter or course, a divorce is granted, if for
no other cause than incompatibilty Of temper
Here are congregated from all the States in
the Union except Illinois, who is compet-
itor for this profitable lawyer trade) all the
disconsolated grass widows. A case L heard
of in Peru, where the widow OF a million
aire had come from Brazil, remained here ten
days, got her divorce, with 800, 900 alimony,
and would have had more, but CGmsus had
no more in the United States that was come
atable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08

LOOK OUT FOR RoeUEs.-Persons cannot be
too cayeful, during the exciting scenes OF the
present week. to be on their guard against rogues
of every description, who will be prowling about,
seeking for their prey. Look to your doors, and
see that they either well fastened carefully
watched. Be on your guard against pickpockets
and other light fingered gentry. The depreda-
tons already commenced show that rogues are
about, and such occasions always bring tbfent.
We hope they may for once, have TO
disappointed. word tothe-.stvu to state that til
o~.1he al this city will not be open for busine.
On Thursday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08

GREAT WALKING MATCH .-Mesers. G. w.
lockwood and c. F. Abbott, the amateur pedes.
trians, are now walking in Fosters Block al
joining Professor Molineaux's Gymnasium. They
mounted the plank yesterday morning, at 10
O'Clock, and are to continue until one or the other
wthdraWs, being matched against each other for
purse of $500. He who falls off, sits down. or
goes to sleep, first. loses the match. The plapk
is thirty feet long and three feet wide, and with.
out railing Both gentlemen are in good order
and fine spirits, and we may expect to see some
astonishing powers of physical endurance mani.
Tested. The tickets are Is cents.
Mr.. Abbott is member of Niagara Engine
Company, No. 3, which company were present on
Monday evening, and gave their fellow fireman
three rousing cheers, for a start
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08

OCEAN TELEGRAPH.-In the New York
Epening Post OF the 9th is a long article, TAX
ing the ground that an improved cable is ne
cessary before telegraphing across the Attain
tic can be accomplished with sufficient facili.
ity to ensure great practical benefits. 1t is
contended that the current of electricity is
not sent with the requisite velocity over the
present submarine wires, to accurstc'- and
throughout the snrire length with hand
OF hardened steel, perfectly magnetized. t,
act as relay commntators. Iron wire is desti
tute of all coercive force, and will have no Eff
iect on the oseillatory character of the yibra.
uons. But if relay comm utators Of harden.
ed steel be placed in immediate contact with
the copper wires at Suitable distances, the co.
erclVe force of each relay band would instant.
~ reduce the vibrations of the current n
uniformity throughout the entire length Of
the cable; and the reduction of their amnli.
tnde would also give them uniformity Of
speed. The writer in the Post thinks that bv
these means the trouble experienced in tele-
graphing to great distance, without interme.
date test stations, would be entirely over
come.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-08

HORSES FOR THE EMPEROR NAPoLBoN.-The
packet snip Ariel, which sails tor Havre this
forenoon, has on board three beautiful horses
OF the Morgan breed for the Emperor Napo-
leon Ill. The order for these horses was sent
10 our fellow citizen John A. Underwood.
Esq who has heretofore executed similar
orders for his Majesty. and greatly to his sa-
tlsfaction. The present are said to be sumo.
rlor TO any previous sent; and we hope thew
may arrive in safety at the place of destina.
ton. 1t is worthy OF note, that potwitb-
standing the greater facility of procuring
horses from England, the Emperor Napoleon
annually gives an order for horses from
me United States, because the American nor.
SEES combine the greater qualities Of style.
speed, and endurance.-New York Courier
and Enquirer. 80 '"