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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-29
WsshingtO ton City, April q, 1853. sp % tl3M
RRIGHTLEY,s DIGEsT, Of THE LAWS

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I:oots, Shoes, &o.

- ~~SSecs RASSos W.
Two TH q LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
N" 'ing been engaged In menu fscturng LADIES'
~A Misses. and Chileren's Shoes for 81
hiow by thu time Whist will suit them thst line,
and can safely say thSt do which you osn prove
hy giving work trial. Iou ind tai all tImesT
the articles NJ the principal Shoe Stores IN Wash
McCurdy a Sons Philadelphia make. sp2i-Iy
ROOTS AND SHOES
The attention OF families and other. are respect
LILY called TO my present supply OF the2661
above articles, and particularly those for
Doys ana Girls, which being Of my ownv u
mi.anuIactu'e, ~ may be relied upon as being -
III every way deserving of their attention.
ratoular attention paid 10 measured work.
J. r.. MORGAN,
DoYoU WISH TO ECoNOMIsE!-Then bs
y sure 10 buy custom made Shoes instead 800
of shoes made like plndar's razors, TO sell
not 70 wear. SHOES, especially Lad"
ana Chlldrens, made 10y the subscriber OF -
trT. They never rip and are usually complained of.
III ever, on account of wearing too long.
ne ls now ready 10 supply 81 IN Washington, who
really desire To economze, with the hnest and most
SLIPPERS, &C.. as well as with the stronge est and
heaviest kind Of ChlldIeus School or every day
shoes, intended for durability and hard service and
which last, a. $50 includes Servant Shoes and Boots,
strongly made, yet handsomely finished, and war
ran ed 10 every purchaser:
HIS prices are but trI1e more than the cost of
those OF had work and material while hIs work out
wears them four times over.
Dr. J. rankin never hOug n poor article, nor can
any one become thrifty VINO does so.
MI should call hnd test the subsnrlhcr's work for
themselves. CHARLES wEIRMAN
ap l4-ly 18th street. near n.
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NEHWy .PPEERIoDIcA4,h, hSpp sIS D s.I, sPAPtR
Office Buildingl Keeps for ss1s a NEWsPA-
Pkks ss TRd R66ks 6ksi9fPH.fTffdbSSp is9fPH.TfdSp = u s9a see.
mS If ~. d. SHEPHERD.
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HANDSOME SPRING AND SUMMER MIL
IINERY.

7, &C
MISS j. LEACH, having TAX en- the show room
N0, attached to the fancy store of Mrs. J. -
ZXEsCiaTk, No. 70 Bridge street. George c. y
12kSS9i own, will open on Thursday, Friday *
and Saturday the best selected ard most handsome
assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER HATS
she has ever had the pleasure ofofcrng to the Ia
dles OF Ge0rgetown and vicinity, Also. q full as
sort,nent OF Trimmings, consisting of Ribbons.
Flowers, DC.
dp n 81 MISS JULIA LEACH
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- b G T. A g e.
Indicstes where you may get LOOKING
GLASSES, IN gllt mahogany frames POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
or square, gilt otherwise; or any other KIND OF
work IN his line. The largest lot Of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand, cneap
for cash. JOHN WAGNER,
255 Pa. avenue,
ap2-Iy between 18th and lSt h ats.
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MRS. GUT MAN invites the ladies' of Washing
1Fl ton and Geo -gciown 10 her first grand -
opening of SPRING and SUM MkR BON "a.
NETS; also, tn very nice assortment of 80
RIBBONS and FRENCH FLOWERS,S6
and to larEe stock of STRAW GOODS,SS
on THURSDAY; IIday. and Saturday NJ No. 50 High
street, near Bridge street. N
p.S .S.-Bleachng done at the cheapest and short
est notice. apllws
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

In New Orleans, the other day, General
"BnLY BowLEGs" was escorted TO the Ma
tional Telegraph Office, where the operators
explained the wonders Of the telegraph. lie
comprehendcd quite well, and expressed a
desire to speak to the Great Chief at Wash
ington.' Billy was informed that he could
speak to the President, and he dictated the
following message
"NEw ORLEANS, May Is.
To Jas. buchanan, Prssid'nf Of the =. y.
Billy Bowlegs grccts the Great Chief OF
the Whites, and wishes him long life.
(SigneD Billy BowLgGs.'
The message was received at the telegraph
office, Williards', and Immediately commu-
nicated to bis Excellency.
The President did not reply that day, and
Billy became impatient, and asked the Office
here, " Why that message was not an
swered'" This brought an answer from the
President the next day, as follows
WASHINGTON May 10.
" To ChHf Billy Bo'risgs
The President returns the greeting of
the great Indian warrior. Billy Bowlegs, and
wishes him long life, health and prosperity
in his new home
jaws BUCHANAN"
The steamer. bearing the chief, bis for
tunes and his followers, left the same even.
ing for the West, in the track for the setting
sun.
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MARYLAND CosvEsrIoy The vote 10
the State Of Maryland On the proposition
70 call . convention U revise ,he Constitu
ton Of the STATE, has ben 10 opposition 10
tha, proiect. Baltimore city gave . major
ity OF lJOO for the Convention. ba, every
o J1nty in the State has given . majority
The Other way. Though very small vote
vn poiied, the majority against The CONVEX
too viii 20, b. mach I.ss than 1000
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NEW SERIES-NO 1877

tancc in tho Annual Message, il Is not re-
qasits that should recaptulate them here
They will doubtless receive from you due
consideration. IIRSRy II. SisLEy.
Eysurivx Orrick. Sr. PAui, Min, june
| 5th. 1898.
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SPRING HAS COME.
mfra Dfuros.
BY o. W. Hoi.hEs A..

Prom the Atlantic Monthly for Juae
q The sunbeAms, lost for half year,
Slant through my pane their morning rays
For dry Northwestsrs cold and clear,
The East gl0ws in it, thin blue haze.
And first the sAowdrop's bells are seen,
Then close against the sheltering wall
The tulips horn Of dusky green.
The pe0ny's dark unfolding ball.
The golden haliced crocus burns;
The long narCissus. blades appear;
The cone .beaked hyacinth returns.
And Lights her biue.flamed chandelier.
The willows whistling lashes, wrung
BY the wild winds OF gusty March,
With ssllow leaflets lightly strung,
Are swaying by the tuftsd larch.
The elms have robed their slender spray
With full-blown flower and embryo leaf,
Wide 0'er the clasping arch Of day
Scars like y cloud their hoary chief.
-[See the proud tulips haunting cup,
That flames in glory for an hour
Behold II withering, g,-then look up,
How meek the forest. monarchs flower -
When wake the violets, Winter dies;
When sprout the elm.buds, Spring is near
When lilacs blossom, Summer cries,
bud, little roses Spring Is here ~
The windows blush with fresh bouquets,
Cut with the May-dew on their lips;
The radish all its bloom displays,
Pink ~ AurOras finger tips.
Nor less the food Of light that showers
On beauty changed corolla- shades
The walks are gay as bridal bowers
With rows OF many.petaled maids.
The scarlet shell-tish click and clash
In the blue barrow where they slide;
The h0rseman, proud Of streak and splash.
Creeps homewArd from his morning ride.
Here comes the dealers awkward string,
With neck ia rope and tail in knot,
Rough colts. with careless country swing,
la lazy walk or slouchng trot.
Wild iilly from the mountain side,
Doomed 10 the close and chatting thllls.
Lend me thy long, untring stride
To seek with thee thy western hills
hear the whispering voice OF Spring.
The thrushs trll, the cat.bird's cry,
Like some poor bird with poisoned wing
That sits and sings, but longs TO ny.
oh, for one spot OF living green
One little spot where leaves can grow
To love Unbalanced TO walk unseeD-
To walk above, TO sleep below
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The receipts and expenditures Of the
United State government for the three
quarters Of the f,cal year ending June 30,
l-j5, exclusive Of trust funds aud treasury
notes funded. were a. follows:
REuPTs.
Q1ar,er ending.Sept "a. lsJI pee. s20, ,313.slg.sl
Quarter ending Dec. 81, lsjI 7.04s. s.s1j 90
QIarter ending March IL, 1855 :. 1900, -
Total receipts. .A7 7.il2,sl3.ls
IxPESprrkGs.
Quarter ending sept. 20, 1851. .t23, ,7ls.j,s.37
Quarter ending Dec 81, la57..... l7.o35. aj,.07
QaTter ending March 81, l.j-. ls,l0t, 7l5.ss
rotal expenditure. ........ ga 81, ,s9T.ls
The excess Of e1psoditures over receipta
va Sll,,l2.254O2.
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81 albinaton,r 20. O1ai. Senat
Uom Praioenten ltefen eini9e papiere i6er Die
Serbo ft1ng oes Sen. Walfer Elm. Semarb
brad.te etEen 8eIdlu6 Elm, lporrlad bic GtBung
Bis gum II. Stunt als8eeebnt mereen ieu.
Ofal6R e%rltattete i'm ytamlen btrGpmnlittee
fir AuSpdrtiseS Bsrt9t lber pie @teisnil1e i'm
nlerieaaiiAsa @olf Ger 8eridtentbd all gar nidts
geeues) uno bradte Q ~fcl9enoe NeIrlutipnenaein 4:
s,S eldlcfen, Rap alaerifaniide Sbife BUR
see, rnter UNI erer Sla99e, aunter Der Snrispifs
tIcn pes 2anpeS, 81 penn lie geboresl, oerbleiben
uno Dan bo9er ieoe Seldltisli15 rerI elben Elm
E@in9rff n bic Scuperainetat Der 8. Styit.
.e8.lQtOllfnt Rag oieis Aa9riffe eine Gttlaruns
oerlan9en,,' pie 10 un5meioeutis 1T, DaB lid Die
An3rilfe flinitig li9t nieOerbpleu sfonnen. .
8elNlpllen, baB Die Committee PAS 8eneb,
men Der executive biaist uno ie nadDcm es bic
unlttaitSe erfcroern, Den @rlaB pca @elesen
elnpfeblen pirp.. ,t'n@ n'a 'ia' a:sas 7ta3 az
Daorsen tpisD iiber hirie 8ei4talie oepattirt
perDen. II 15's ,5. yer 7E1 -+-d' ms sF59ssE.sE -
.Squs. Der Yofs, armee. uno Sceau>
odmpfer Stat rpurDe seuebmiSt, 7-8rc
laaGgSaA bingtOn, 49, WtuL eDie BRrs-
idaft $4,000 be5 tbiDerlpenitiseh j3eugen S
Us. Walcctt, Der pieper aidtl oct perS@riminal.
@eurtf erl dteuS fpurbe fir perfaOen- erflart.
Waibia8tpn, %. Wtat, Die @abt.
Sointltttee bes 9auieS bat li9 bobin entl9ieoeu
bag s. Decrrtipn Sarris teia 81 ~ au
elnen Sit M Saule bat, a@a2
a8a bin9te n; 20. Mtat. Der Telesrqpl
be,iGtet5l Elm Ranges uuD Breites aber BIpun!
elmer '9rOBer, bis ieet nod ms Gei4 Der @bl
Hars sebpri8eH Gerpls'5 Yarlb. q g H,d'9 T3H'H
u NasWPo5rt 81. S, %. 5Dfaii.is 6emA 50
Aatben1, Geoatteur ne8 Yrpploence Spurnat
wurpe5u Yd@t. Sepatur sepaAf
/ eY9tlaoelpbta12 %. Mat. Da8 @e.
9rdehtBi oeS l@eu, 8erffer @mih fanp beut
9ta9mtto3 bier zllater sroBen 6sisfi4teireI
a44sSt. 2oui8, 80 Ytai. Die an saunia
aren5enpen @ounties !Miilrisi,s iOnenp en @pu
oerneur I'm Saus 8essn TebitsOuerp sebetsl
baber, Der NIT ieiaen 8anoen in giillouri Elm
O9ranSs Die lStapt Butler inI &aaias loA POI
elrler Sanoe uie0eraebrannt rpprpel 1eiu. .
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81 mcrifaqIn,Irifcb,ue, 'sO9' Se g,a5, iiitslsI

+tis,q1s 8ettere8 Iber bic Go n are r 4
=SiBung POM 27. Mai.1- @ n at.
USE lth rpt Rem i'm Oienlte oeS Sioens ite
henpsn en4ts nidt anpets erparten lieBt bat
er Die Setm tattebtQ bic gum Sanuar
5urafSele8t. '"" ''a& ''A0''''f''''-s'4 ,5 5o4 10
SIM Sau { fpnroe, ME pir laen fur3 r,els
bete1, CT, e9gtdpat. Npprbpriationbil (Marine>
Gtat}}, bic 900 betpiqist, arntsenpmnlen.
Wtr traaen gus Der Debatte 6cl9enoeS nad &
8socg dt,oranS, 4nseli9tS Der enslilAen out.
RACES gauf cine Ial4leuni8e -8er1nebrnn3 Der
Srtessflptte ;i9rb n, siparnte oapor, 1odB MAJ
leoe 8ele9enhett NIT ben S1aren ,berbei3iebs,
Ieiae SerftIrfun9 peg aiSeereSs 9apper Del dSlctte
5n bewirteu /; BET oprlte9en0e Gonf(ift nit @hgs
taap tperee li0i npbns 3ipeifell Snrrhty ell 3paar
representatives 3steten our allsepteinen 3ufrisoen4
belt erleoieen lalien - @oO ildtes iii be-
weilens jeab pie Blctte BET. Ger, Staaten1 auBer
aqeno Serbdltnilie ldipad i'm Gersleid) 3nr ehss
|lil6e1t Fl. Btn8t 8 10 bobr berppr, pas bic
ttulpn ieBt, MO ibrc &uuIiabrteillotte 5 Wfiaio-
neit Ior',tei 9ait babe pOiitiu meniser TSrieSSs
ldtife bette els 1872, mo iene nur $4,000
Tcnnen 2alt Bate. 4lS1G
+ !Apf ben aqtrq9 @aoana8b's wurbe bic
WobG@ Committee l%nltruirt, barber su beridteu,
OF Serts 6 i II g 9 Bu ~ ibetedtist lei, uls
Dslssats be8ieniSen} Sbeiles2 pom, Minne lcta,
Der auBerb ,lb Der @renstulbs8 iebisen g d a.
teS Winnelota lie9t, iul Observation-Disclosures
5u perbleiben. Die 9e3itinatIoa pes Germ q.
o. Suffer, Der ltd alS Dele9at Res lneuen
Territprirla8 Dacctah praleatirte, purbe an Die
Wabl>Spmmittee perlpieieu- a. -
Slcrduf berietbI lids paS9 tSau8 nod furje
Bet iber ben pOlts, strmee: uao Scean>D ln.
st.&tultil1 9tlge 81 rUf s1sitn9a9 llaiaF sentUr -
p4aW aibington, 81. W6ut,@a Der 8eridt
per Wtalrritat Der Spe3ial.G Committee DeS Spu~
leg, welte pie nit Der BaiErdn9 bes ueuefen
rGariifs pertnipfte 8elteGunsssel9iGte gu IN.
Iterluden bate ent9dlt' 8e9eu tein ein3isesr Wtit.
"9lieo oes 9eSeupdrtigen @Onsreile8 cine Bes
l6ulpi8uuS. Gr srtldrt eS babsr fir unuStbia,
bag caS Slus irsenD ettpaS III Der Sa9e tbut.r
Die eip5ise Der @pntroQe bes SauleS unters
porfene YeriOn, welde in perDaatiser unO Oere
breAerii&er 8e5iebun8 81 benz 9aule 2aw>
renee Stcne & so. ltanb, 1T na6 benz Beridte
Or. Gcrbin, Der aber, lcbalD Die llaterludun9S.
COMMITTEE ernannt wurpe, feline SteQe alsGlerf
Der COMMITTEE Oh @tainl8 nieperleste.
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NrntfmIdnn.

,a - 80 . El IN
~ @B1inse en-. (yBarttem6ers. 81. Gmil BON
i&e6ter; Der Director Der B6aabrtf l@Bfini9se1u, eab
am letten Scnrtdsj; aus NnlaB Ser 8cie npIns
Der pierbunDertffen BON ibmt se6aultennl 2pfon1,os
ttoe, feinen ,arbeitert ein sentatbliAes Set
Dian lii,teriabut 1ia4 Der naben gi1eubabn1ta,
ton @Dppin9et eiuen 9ersuisutngSsputg,i Ser BON
Observation-Disclosures 8ofonlottpel geSogeint ttpur>
be! Die 9cfc!ittiee mar feltttA NIT Srrdnrsen
uno 6abnen aaer Natiouen 9el6mtift, 5nannOa 900
II adtrdOri9e Yerlcnenposeh;, iii Denen, ouBer
etntsen @diten, nur Die AiSe9Srigen uno3 Ar=
teiter Der u Sabrif, i'm @aitseh rabe ali 1900
aWann fubren.a3 Sober 9lrbeiter mar srunpcr
rethlid mit@ele yer eben ,pcrpen, um li4 einer
-frcbea Sag gu MAIDEN. u Die srcBdrtisen t2ei'
ituhsen 'oes 9errn ~ &eBler unb rer optt i'm
otrisirtenl Sabrtf in Dem l6miertgen SD bet
2ofc,aet;etaies fino gu atlsenlein %betannt;; tals
paB lie bier nod tldberer @rtpdbnunS beDirften
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"''.'. 1'e 1li'i'' 3uIantnen e$989,OO
1lnter ben s9sfauften .3etttuSss 8eoattslrsn
ndnli3 :: g.tr[5 ~"lir.a% MI
% M s,'t IS g oso 1T : + 4 7s ssa'4"' @i se5,s 8a =
! i gatis5s53@tf SIS pf{EtIta pom IS s$ssSoo'tfnn1"" NIT
r;S,&Sif1ero uuo ,@reuli& fpO bic
aatpsi srSBtell bentlAen 2idtsr Der 9Waters
De 8iscpnlin's.~ |'1 V' ',,g+1 81
,DaS einSisee @nte 1T nod, ,oaB icldeS ddnoT
1idfeiten bier 5u 21nOe peuiSltens unterluat y.
befannt peroen uno .paB bic JmGfsr1blen S4pfts
an ben Stranger Selfeut ApetDen o-ttSShnen., .5@ :, s..
Ole StreftIml 4 d + Ser 8er.Sta a.
ten unD' 6 Il aIaanfbiB 8. i'm "@pft SOL
senoe Site 3eisttH ulrEle;ru- 2elerlnl bic 'Aa5ahG Der
&rie5sl9ife beiper NdtiCnen TN @olfs, 81 be,
lmerfen' 1T, baB, Da8| qpiertfantiae @elbpaoer
eff, lIeilt Den 1fairt Iii9ea- 9tl4tidtet it6er BAG 9t.
'babren Der brit;i9ea Steu5srr beoentero n%ert1rft
lporbsu i'll. ,We6tere Der a1Sefibrten SAide
ino tbeilS .erlt auf bemlB ssJjs plbtl, tbeils tper-
ben lie nod au5gerlltet, I'M belte poer' tlrcrSen
ab5usebssnu.. 's@lr' waahn((9ten nod 55hu eerpdbnIen,
''plBB. ba8 &alTber Del, &1ncnen auf arterifauiideu
Sdiffen Sur d 16inittltb srSBer III, pie oas. Der
easlilAeu. 81 abtto bic SreSitts goloruUo nur
40 &anonen, Oiele absr lino fat puraSdnsiS
12O-Yfanper !; pie i6regatte Wabalb 40 &ano,
aen, pom oieien iiup 5wsi eilb0aise @clnmbiaf
ben, coer 16Os YIunDer, II liao 5eba5Sut9e @ps
5lulnbtaeeit,9 oDer 120sYiinoer, 1uap Die ubriseu
lino 80-Yfimber-l VOL l53oC qg
Die SauBpette pieier Dabl8reen'i6en Gu
none 1T pref Neilent u,o bat lid in pteier Gat9
tSrnnng als 5uperldliB erprcbt. , 1n5@ " a,5 gs1 q,
o. laOie enSlili den &rieSslAife fabrcn fa(t aus
l4lieB liA nur 32S unp 64spiiaper uno lelten
iiberlteisen tie biele Creme pes &alibers. @ine
ausnabne MAIDEN bic &aiouenbopte,, relde
'meilten8 nlr e II 8eldis (PairbanS) fIbren,
ano Dieie iinp SewSbnlId 12O=Rfaaper. a 4
in 3Nier frlut bic QtIte :iRt3l 'n3m frt nsghHll '4
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4Neness MmSei9enI.. II.
&6edfer.4nsefne

hG a6 f. aIL2T .SDedfer.y a1t3et9e.
D pa rrttae Benefit 9 prfeauns tn. 8rOnRr.- 8 scatter tunSpr-
e%sra slEN asT 5tassrtiae Salssr Mot %tfartfnben tsnnte. fU babe
tp lpelW phen etne Senett3- prte4l nn9 nebf iaIt
am OOnasrltas ben 8. Stunt 1858 In 80 arlington Sane" ID
9P0aNtan8sapu unb eresbsnt erfuGe i'd rnene Sreunbe Dte
ss tnatt.eDeaSe ypelttnnt ~neerpaupt ju bttIer gSrfe4uns
mir tpre gu t3s GRetiaabne nt6t iu ~perfaeene ; 2 --,r
Ote ausseNe6enen IiSets Itab a9Atg.
S&- perr pplSmann wtrb, 3u m etu EN- 8 srfbetL bic
Bar flr ben Abeab ubernebmen. NENr[EM
vs. 4tdetS fnb Bel s5errn q. S6mtbt,, 9errn 5pltrn ann,
peru eelteepe:, tn be tpea &urntrb duea tInp Der neuen Mr.
~ pgOeu. Ui gn1 no mI1 ISIS
niS eiaH3AImtN All a1sang1sd rSrtebrf& TR5Y ma d. lei
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@~efaatnt5abf Der &anpuen $50
Dta1 fiebt anS oieler 2ilte, Dap bic Nn3abt
Der en9liiden Sdife I'M @cife -(179-Ste
Der u~niri9en o. taft um'8 Doppelte G6er,
ltet9t ;ble 3a6(iarer &anonen 1850 -tebt
-tr' teteeu- SerbdltntB. Inter 9esenwdrti9en
Serbdltniilen fannseS ipobl1tein trifhseres 4rs
9urtent our i9leuntsen 0ermebrung unleser
6lOtte 9eber9 als bic 'cbtsei Darlteuung.
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GurDp6iicbeg Nacpriepte1t.
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