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Il ain glad that this coffee don't owe
ME anything, said Brown, boarder at
breakfast. 'Why'' said Smith. Be
cause don't believe it would ever settle
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HAPPY MAN.-TNe girls Of Northamp.
ton have been sending bachelor editor a
bouquet Of tanzy and wormwood. The
wretched individual says he don't care
its sweeter than matrmory, anyhow.
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The SAFEST Place ~ A RAILROAD
CAR.--ln travelling in railroad car,
which is the safest seat in the train =
Many an anxious mother has pondered
the point. The American engineers, as
theresut OF scientific calculations and pro
tracted experience,say the safest seat is in
the middle Of the last car but one. There
are some chances OF danger which are the
same everywhere in the train, but others
are least 1t the above named place.
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IHOuIHI l CUuit trace almost Iyp-v
bad la~>,ou, confessed ,xu.,;.nr.l ,
cc,ran feeling Of APPREHENSION and dis.
trust that | couh.n't ,h,kr off.
While he WAS r~ttiay us the rroniscI
food, woui"d 10y questioning him to draw
hlm lm,o conversation. lie secme.i VERY
tncn"m and reserved. He said Le lived
entirely "ior", and had c,earcI the spot
he "cc"prd with his own hands. lie
NaId hIN name Wa, joel bat wncn We
hunted that lie must have some other
""mo' u" rr"ie"d""no to hear Us, though
81" his hr"W> N"'', and his small black
eyes H'>h ""Grilv. Ny suspicious oi this
ma" were '"''"rr aroused 10y Observing Il
pa" "' N"%r'N tImE )" corner % the hu'.
'"'>r SHOES were al least three sizes >ma!
''' "'''" '""N' Nl'l our gigantic host wore
'''' Ct "e Ia" distinctly replied that he
wv" '"'"''' ""he. u MOS" shoes were
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ana ia" great '"'h IN our pedestrian
q"""''eS' we eNPec'en 10 reach the neat
est "' 'ho EcN'ord lakes "y mgh'-taI!.-
lie 'o''S'' 'h'"""h Which we Travelled
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u !'S|e' S''''S'e' '"1n'"S'y concealed bv
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From the Charleston Standard, II inst.
Financial Crisis.


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-05

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS desiring To sub
scribe for either edition Of the SrAR-Dsily,
ss.se per annum; Weekly, 81 Is Per .nnum-
who may not be in the vicinity of the Sta,
once are informed that they can do 50 a,
sHILLiSGfoS's Book Store, where copies of the
DAILY and Weekly are always on hand. Those
desiring single copies of our Inauguration
weekly number may have them sent BY mail =
price csnts-by leaving their names at SILL
LISeroS's. which, by the BY, is on the corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and-a half
street. a.-ea RI. -r- - -
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been In error In making ststsusnt upon
such point, and We have in this immediate
connection 10 say, simply, that it is we'll known
to all prominent Democratic public men now
here that there Is no trust in such rumors.
a Distressing Accidsnt.-We regret to
learn that, yesterday, in Baltimore, Mr. saml
Buttsrworth, the Superintendent Of the Braush
Mint in New York, while on his way to attend
the inauguration was severely wounded by
the accidental discharge of pistol in tho
overcoat pocket Of his friend and travelling
companion, Isaac v. Fowler, Esq, Postmaster
Of New York city. The weapon went of as
Mr.. f. was taking of his coat, and the ball
entering Mr.. Butterworth's thigh ranged up-
wards. Though but flesh wound, i is said
to be severe. -
The Flying Artillery-Major French-will
parade and drill tomorrow afternoon at
p. m, on the Public Grounds, near the base of
the Washington Monument On previous sim.
liar occasions thousands have focked there to
witness their wonderful and skillful evolu.
tions. On this occasion we sha all not BE- sur
prised to fad five thousand congregated upon
the ground. The public must be cautious to
keep without tho line of the parade ground as
designated by sentinels Otherwise, accident
may occur or the effect of the drill be DESTROY
cd.
The Alexandria Military NO other two
companies in line, yesterday, made q more
soldierly appearance than that veteran corrs,
the Mount Vernon g yards, and the Alexandria
Riaemen, the battalion being under command
Of our friend, Col. Montgomery Corse, who
has recently returned to his old home, in Viz
ginia, from California. Their capital drill
and manly appearance was the theme of gen.
ersl praise as they marched up and down the
Avenue.
The Naval Court Of Inquiry up to this
time this court has been occupied with the
examination of witnesses in:the case of Lieut..
Pennington
The witnesses 80 far examined are Dr. r.
Morris (civilian), of Philadelphia; Thomas
Brown, Of Philadelphia, and Surgeon billiard,
U. S. Navy. Surgeon B. R. Tinsler was on
the stand at p. m to day. A large number
Of Navy Ulcers and others interested in the
proceedings Of tho court were present.
At the Mansion.-Notwithstanding the fact
that ell must hsve known the pressure of bu-
siness upon the President to-day, the Mansion
was early besieged by crowds of visitors; nearly
all from a distance, who, being anxious to
shake him by the hand ere departing, were
induced to seek to do go even at such a time
It was understood that at noon he would re-
Gel We them all in the east room
The Extension Of the Capitol Grounds
was agreed on by both Houses yesterday, but
owing to q lack of time in the rush of bust.
ness, they failed to make the necessary appro.
priation to carry out that determin alton.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF RiCH Ann kLV.
CANT DRESS GOODS


CITIZENs AND STRANGERS yIsITrNe
~ VIII hnd opening at the store of the subscrl Der
something very elegant and beautiful in the W,y
OF Sliks, Grenadiae and Oreandie ROBES FOR
stocks In the North. Those who favor him with
call win undoubtedly and something new and
recherche.
Cioaks and Mantillas at very low prices
FRANK A. MCGEE,
mar 5 lw 24i Pa av., bet. 18th and isth SITS.
tN9S, HAT, OAkUm, TAR, RIO.
\ SIN, PITCH, &c II have received, and Of.
Ter sale very low-S0 barrels Potomsc Her.
rings, at - IS pr Dbl. IS bales Of prime Hsy n,
: per cwt 90 bales Oakum, superior article
IS bbls Tar. in prime order 90 barrels Ro,in
and Pitch. $50 sacks 8. A. Salt with fuI
assortment Of Manila Cordsge, Tsned Ropes,
vinegar, In tierces and barreis Tierces of new
kice, Coffee ard sugars, for sale by
JOSEPH N. PEARSON,
mar 81 Georgetown, b. c.
HdSHTNGTON zRfpurrtE ,rp n,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-05

An REWARD -LosT-Yesterday morn
SlU ing. somewhere between the sissmi oat
Wharf and Penn. avenue, a Leather POCHEr-
BOOK, containing abou: go In money, and three
notes for 500 ca, b The name Of Alfred A
FLORENCE is on tie notes The finder viii receive
the above reward by leaving IL Al this once.
mar &c
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L OST-BETWEEN The CAPITOL AND
II the Washington House, on Monday night,
Plain Gold BRACELET, with the name Of L.
~ McCarty inside The finder viii be suitably
rewarded, and receive the thanks o. the owner,
BY leaying Il Ut The Washington House,
mar S-3t4
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+ OsT-AT TIE PRESIDENTS, ON FRI-
Aday evening last, large Black Cloth ia Ina
with four pockets, ack alpaca lining and vel
vet collar. A liberal reward VIII be given II len
at the Banking Houee Of "a Snyder Son
mar4-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-05

RLUE BOOK-LIsT OF ALL TIE OF
- nces. Civl aud Military In the United Slater,
~ eens authorized Catalogue Of the Nation,
Mose,m. ~ pages; description Of all tie artici1,
Casfios.-Waste no ne u ihsrouf leaveA al o :
ton got no to defraud Strangers OF their dine
mine IL IS cents and GO cents Location of ali the
Agent, as 7th street.
Wanted two intelligert boys. mars.as
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SPRING GOODS.

f. o VEN & SON, MILITARY AND
LIE Naval Merchant Tailors, No 91a a.
Pennsyivania avenue. ma kes known TO their
friends and customers that they have tust M
opened their second Invoice of Spring M
Seods embracing q choice selection Of Cloth,
have them call and exsmine. mar s-iv
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Lost and Found.

OsT-AT THE INAUGURATION BALL,
II or returning from Il, a Fnlagree GOLD
BRACELET, set with small PEARLS, slightly
broken, temporarily mended. A liberal reward
viii be given IL left at the star Once or 4O< ct.
Nc F. 8. SHuLZR.
If The LADY WHO TOOK BY MISTAKE,
= rom The ladies', dressing room at the Inaueu
center, viii return the same 10 No 40 9th street,
she will receive the thanks Of the owner. II
ATrENTIoN-rHE GENT WHO LOST
"A SHAWL At the Presidents on Friday eve
niag last, can obtain The same at CAMMAcK's,
Jr, Clothing Store, on street, by proof of prop
er ~ and !. paying for this advertisement
SIRAYED OR sTOLEN.-EARLYO ON The
~ night Of the I'd instant, from 7th st ~
op 2osite Odd Fellows Hall, my Sorrel 4oy
CANADIAN MARE and Tor BUGGY.
life7al Iewsrd viii be paid for shy information
1'' lead 70 the jeSNyo q 81 sfs1sDs
mar s-3rs At once Of Justice holIingsfead.
cox REwARD-FoR THE RETURN II
y HC Gold WATCH, CHAIN and BRACE.
LET, supposed to be thrown away by burglar,
In the excavation between ID and ID streets, 90 be
vas attemr ting an escspe from his pursuer.
These articles are priced by the o.ner as mrmo.
rails Of friendship, and the sbo reward shall he
Rev Dr. SUNDERLAND, 800 D street. or Al the
Stdf OmOe S-Ns
OK REWARD.-L TON TIE Avf-
w nus, on the 9Th instant, In the excite ment,
sb:ut oo'clock, POR TE-MONIA,c containing
s,me papers OF no value 10 any one but the owner.
ANY one that Ia, found the article, will receive
the above reward by leaving II at w II. UPPER
MANS Store, No. asa. mar 3ts
@10 REWARD.-BROKEA AWAY FROM
" " the subscrfber, on Tuesdsv Morn ~
Ing, the ID instant, q blood BAY MARE, AS
with bob tall, about " hands high, newly shed,
and her ght ear little sore The above reward
will be paid on her return to LEVI PUN
PHkEY's Livery Stable, c street, between ~
and 6tn streets
mar So ZACH. BERRY, ofw.
O. RE wARD-sTOLEN FROM TIE
W stable OF VIM. Homfller. on sun IN
day night, SORREL HORSE, yesuNf
old, about IL to 10 hands high, white star In Els
forehetd { cry dim) white nose, ana IA, 90
on the LEFT side Of his head. rubbed oytse orio e
Very small nec,, but little name, ana slender
body. The above reward VIII be PAID On his de-
livery at Stall No 81 Centre Market.
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South, the East and the West Of our Confede
racy. Annihilate this trade, arrest its free
progress BY the geographical lines Of Jealous
and hostile States and you destroy the pros.
perity and onward march of the whole and
every part, and involve all in one common
ruin. But such considerations, important as
they are in themselves, sink into insienif.
canoe when We reflect on the terrific evils
which would result from disunion to eyery
portion Of the Confederacy-to the North not
more than to the South, to the East not more
than to the West. These shall not attempt
to portray, because 1 feel an humble conf
dence that the kind Providence which in
spired our fathers with wisdom to frame the
most perfect form of government and union
ever devised by man will not suffer it to perish
until it shall have been peacefully instru-
mental, by it's example, in the extension Of
civil and religious liberty throughout the
world.
Next in Importance to tho maintenance of
the Constitution and the Union is the duty of
preserving the Government free from the faint
or even the suspicion Of corruption. Public
virtue is the vital spirit Of Republics; and
history proves that when this has decsyed, and
the love of money has usurped its place, al.
though the forms of free government may re
forever.
Our present financial condition is without a
parallel in history. No nation has ever be.
fore been embarrassed from too large . sur
plus in its treasury. This almost necessarily
gives birth to extravagant legislation. It
produces wild schemes Of expenditure, and
begets race of speculstors and jobbeis, whose
ingenuity is exerted in contrIving and pro-
noting cxpedients to obtain public money.
The purity Of official agents, whether rightfuily
or vrongfully, Is suspected, and the character
Of the Govefsment suffers in the estimation Of
the people. This is in itself very great evil.
The natural mode of relief from this en-.
barrassment 10 to appropriate the surplus in
the TrsaaRyy to great national objects for which
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The Extension Of the Capitol Grounds
was agreed on by both Houses yesterday, but
owing to lack of time in the rush of bust
ness, they failed to make the necessary appro.
priation to carry out that determin alton.
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WASHINGTON AMPRITHEhTREI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-05

Ex-President Pierce yesterday removed
his family to the residence of ex Secretary Of
State, Marcy, designing TO bid Washington
farewell so soon as all his arrangements to
that end can be consumm ated, and the wss.
Their will permit him to proceed North with
his wife, who has so endearsd berself to So.
oiety here We hear that he has already boon
the recipient, at his new quarters, of the re-
spect OF hosts of cur fellow citizens and stran.
s'rS' VINO have called upon him and his dis
tinguished host, than whom no two other
iuncnonaries Of this Government have su,
ceeded more happily in endssripe tb.m,e,v..
to the people Of the District of Columbia
Foolish stories.-The wonder monv.r.
already at their work of essaying to bed, VI
the new administration after their f.,h;on =.
applied to its predecessor. That is, thew Ar.
actually so soon mounting over alleged " di,.
sensions in the Cabinet" Over the lnauou.
raj, they say, Of course that being the onIy
act Of the new Executive 50 FIR. ..
1t win be remembered that for the last
three and . half ysass W have ssvsr yet
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,nnr "A NIlo..nv aUcrI, nnr1.

q Lamar IA NIgo.AV, AUcrfUnhE1.
"A 80 700 eigni per cent civ end ootsp'v Nndn
Albkhr e. NICQLAY VIA sell sl apcicn- ~ h~ yeguiay
sssioa sale Of socks and ooaae On ts day
April 1897. a 49, O'Clock st be aoychnnts hxshAreo
VI Om Hancock county Q'snoO per oeoi boIsc6 asstn
yu 1875 aod redeemAbe 81 The American Esonange bsoa
k~w York July l. 1876 tntsyesa coupcns psySt . arrAy
On helst OF July, $1,000 cash
1000 Warssv city linoe) cent eondN dssoo aey =,
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u 0Co each
The HANCOCK county and wsssw e.sy bons we've so.d n
conory with of Tie Ssse siasuya au.,osfzng she
issue 81 bonds AID IN The a. no Wsav snl
hockford Railroad The amount taxable property IN The
sooD aoiu 70 oN area in acres 4e3 s4O The authorized
2ery In the 600 ooo taxes OoO ror cjs,p
The sn,s1,led issue by the city $50 900 aa,sou ooy
OF he most IN he stsse All the above r
roa~ erpecied VIII be n.,hei % mi'es fy5 from Tay
sent ttrAs.
And ior permanent. hyes mens no seer oo,d e.n Ss
tound In the nheI For ayher psstsu ars apply 70 tho
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sxcrcco0 =. $500. -. ,szD - -
ID sbes two rosewood with mabe bets two 9Th supStcs
wooden sede ard improved style Of cushion also shs
su.hons astures counte-,Al Inquire ., ~ Feuv&
Avesue bstwesn Nireieenn and Ewenvsh areetst
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FINANCIAL.

nyylCn on rHD prfrsBURo. FORT WAYNE AND
~ QAaeo nassnA Cs.peay Pnssurs. Mach D.
s.;os 49, 80 s s Ss q ts ne osS
PsaasytvAAe o. - lsStanA. snd PORT wpne md chi
rrs9sseA N ihs wesiss q ecusexanon, viz Ohio and
hessp vans htsrsa - yely 1850 and 70 Der oen; pre-
Yct wNes 40 ossaSe nserssi 70 J,y isos Ana per
vho have sssned ary roren Of neir esh srsvios
subsequent 70 Ne ssnscltdan, August l. 1850 without hsy
I'D sueh stce rADHfred The books Of NE old
usa asA rsss toAips ~ certificates f,r such sok are
not6sk AAi III sOmpAay viii not recognise Ne 1aafw 81
sssh aaaiened Ne sn sharcs Of ne nierc~ July
16oA I'd premum have been creditsd 10 Ne vpA bod
who're FRACTIONAL anoups q insress anA premium IN
d OLE STOCK srst =. y. MEsaz.ER, Secretary.
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TAxss COLE. Aeclivsshx E0Us 40 40 80 sHI-
sJ t,ye -JAnEe CVLE ~ viii sell IhnrdAy,
AMI Al Iv3 o clock 81 30 81 "a street EroGki
as oment f1Inure ~ tai cAa-r otseads
bureaus wssbs tsDos, befI ;srpes cIc11, CT n GAS
hirht N furniture 10.
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II. .-ArYr, AoCfIUtEkK- CAalA F1nriuUL.N
III. attention 70 ks large sale u irdsy, kprl 10
At ios ocleeh ~ q a. Me eesNt snd coely kousebols
sis'h stree, The horse ss~y frrnshed urcushou VIII
he cass O. goods and auys ADVANTAGES
70 BE psr.mptcrly soh vAoa regard 70 ccS sae com.
ncncss 4 the pAror q l0h ecbcck precisely Catalogues
now icsdy and can Be had - NE house No postpone
men. on any account The baesmeot cnans wNls exien-
nae ssor senf Of chsa dinner s71 tea SD ci gss SILVER
vhh Apevvy velves carees and rugs tao st rosewood
suA Fish asnask coverings; sold rosewood eegcres
U.s. be.Ie gas asfrea r,ast COOK and large and Costly
vns<s and dccorAon. and brocssi Nniow curnr fine
Nnsd fosfvcpd seven octave piano gupcrb insvnert;
rosewood kcsecaso oAk sur n reps pier and ov m
30, rosewood han stas< veyef sAu carce sUd pae1 fa
elegant cayved rosewood and mshxhsy erfes vsssiAods
And IN bcdss pure c,ried hair r,sre-es ard bed
dsg, Brnsses snd ngfsh ,sxoeta msbcgsxy sofa cha-
snd rohers a. tose'her WITH large lo OF 5Aer s1c,l Of
ana beauty aogethr too 20 men.O0 FERNS
each 10 city funds and goods mus 10 removed day Of ae
Csyefll cartsea VIII be IN attendance 70 pac renjve or
stew he rcodr
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uINsy- n HsRrs JR. AtcrIosEEs--sr HEgIs
HI scs--Latc sale Of magnificent Diamond leWery, Fpf
vachea A. IN Monday and Tuesday. ARR 2s a1t I'm
l0tcock esch cay a. sore o. Se ise or BrJk 10
CkAtbsm ryset zee which a vausi a. so 30
etmpses every vSrey Of ire soh lsrsly god anl fyer
watches chaiBs silver "a cY g0lia fl,A hanC1u 81
rings ea-rn~s h-aeleis. ~ 1hs whls sill ~ pcs
cold rscervo, a. aO Ne 1a7 7 TIE src tires
yeare 10 ran sod al tss siagan, fTursL ths
rrcppisior declines TIE rial, hasuess 80 lE y Nav
Bsrius BnseY sse ssst IA, sum- f0u- monNq W
s-arfsrf rts -aair. rf q
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A ssI6HERe RALL-r ExEHNslvK AND WE'LL
"A seiecso ssocs Of smeA ehaodse,s and Gas sS.urs.
contained IN The Aie stoye OF lhomss Phipo No III WI
liam syeet Will be sold cost order 70 close Per order OF
he assignee. WILLIAM N. MAkOUs Assignee.