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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26

JHE FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAyIHs-A de
debate of more than ordinary interest recently v
took place in the British House of Commons
The subject was the Navy Estimates Lord
Robert Cecil condemned the present practice
of building line-of-battle ships Of such enor-
nous weight of tonnage and metal Formerly
the largest ships of the line in the British navy
such rs the Britannia and the ST Vincent. did
not exceed $500 tons; now the Duke of Wel-
lIngtOn and the Marlborough ranged from
$500 to 1000. The Victoria, now on the stocks
would greatly exceed even these The cost
had increased more in proportion than the in
crease of tonnage. But il was contended thai
in this matter, England was obliged to do as
her neighbors, and until all the groat naval
powers consented to abandon the practice OF
constructing mammoth ships, they would con-
tinue to be built in England Itwas. however
getting TO be generally admitted that for ali
the practical objects of naval warfare ships OF
moderate size wore preferable to tho Levia.
than vessels OF l2O, 100, or even 30 guns The
Increase Of size, the addition of machinery,
and the greater expense Of labor and mate
rails, have greatly augmented the costliness OF
these vast machines. The following naval sta
tsiics are instructive At the commencement
OF the French war in 1893, England had III
ships oi the line in her navy; in 1909 l25; in
lel4, us; in 1882, SS; and Mt the present time
only So of such ships, of which % are screws
Ten more are building. The aggregate horse
power Of the British steam navy was in 1854
p 379; In in 1852, it was Is. $50; and Mt present
97,5l2.
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MAJOR Browns CooN STORY.

Di HAZEL GREES, ESQ.
:. was down on the crick this morning, " said
bi'i 0ates, and seed any amount of coon
,5n, racks ! think they're goin' to be powerful
"Oh, yes, replied Tom Coker, II never
hearn tell of the likes before. The whole
woods Is lined with en- If skins Is only n
good price This season, I'll be worth somethin'
IN the spring, sure's you live, for I've Jest got
one Of the best coon dogs in all Illinois"
You say you never hearn tell o. the like o.
the coonst putin Major Brown, an old veteran
who had been chewing his tobacco in silence
for the last half hour. "Why, you don't know
ennything bout en- If you d a come here
forty years ago, like l did, you'd a thought
coons, L joSt tell you, boys, you couldn't 90
amlss for ON. We hardly ever thought Of
pesterin EN- much, for their skins weren't
worth darn with us-that is, We couljn't get
enough Tor en- TO pay for the skinin
IL rscellect one day went out boo hu ntiu'
Wal, arter I'd numbered about good whilc, 1
got kinder tired and so leaned up agin a biz
tree to rest, L hadn't much moro n leaned up
afore somethiu give me one of the allfiredest
NIB, about the scat OF my britches / ever got in
my lie L jumped about rod, and lit run
MIN and kept on runnin' for over q hundred
yards. when think, sez j, it's no use a runnin'
and m snake bit, but a runnn' won t do enny
good 60 jest stopt, and proceeded to exam
inc the wound. i soon seed it was no snake
bite, for thar'S blood blister pinched on mo
about six inches long -
" Think, seq L, that rather gifts me What
In the very duco could il bin? Arter think
in about it awhile, | concluded to 90 back, and
look for the critter just for the curiosity O. the
thing. went to the tree and poked tho weeds
ard stun all about but darn the thing could
see. Purity soon L sees the tree has little
slit runnin along up it, and SO gits to look
in at that. Dreckly soes the slit open about
half inch, and then shot up agin then sees
1t open and sket, aud open and shet and open
and shot, right along as regular as q clock n
tickin'. Think, sez I, what in all creation can
this moan L knOwd I'd got pinchcd in tho
split, but what in thunder was amakin' it do
it, At first l felt orfully skeered, and tho't it
mout be somcthin' dreadful and then agin
tho't 1T mouten't. Next l tho't about hsnts
and ghosts, and about arunnin' home and sayin'
nothin about it; and then | thot it couldn't
be emmy o EN-, for Il never hearn tell o. them
apesterin' feller right in open daylight At
last the true blood o my ancestors riz up in
my veins, and told me it I'D be cowardly to go
home and not find out what il was; so [ lum-
bered for my axe. and swore I'd find out all
about 1T, or blow up. When L got back, let
Into the tree like blszes, and purity soon it cum
down and smashed all to 6inders-and what do
you think Why. it was rammed nd iammed
plum smack full OF coOns, from top to bottom
lcs sir, they US rsmmed in SO close that every
time they breathed they made the split open :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26

RELIGIOUS WoRDs.-ThOso religious objects
and ideas which arc of the simplest and most
obvious character arc represented in English
by words derived from the TeutOnic dialects,
while the moro complicated and artificial
what We may call scientific or technic-por-
tions Of the religious vocabulary is almost in
evory case Of Latin or Greek derivation; thus,
God fend," wicked" righteous, -
hell" faith" ''hope," &c, are all pure
Saxon words; while ''predestination, ',justif-
cation, "baptism, 4 &C., will generally be found
tO come from other sources -ORtiiHes o. Eng
itSk LtfFTafXTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26

..E Chancellor Egarton, Lord Ellesmcro
was son to n servant maid, named Sparks, who
had lived with his father, Sir Richard Egerton
of Ridley His mother had been so neglected
by her seducer, that she was reduced to beg fol
support. A ncighboring gentleman, a friend
to Sir Richard, saw her asking aims, followed
by her child. He admired its beauty, and saw
in il the evident features Of the Knight II,
immediately went TO Sir Richard, and laid be
fore him the disgrace of suffering his own of
spring, illegitimate as it was, to wander from
door to door. lie was affected with the report
adopted the child, and, by proper education
laid the foundation Of its future fortune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-26
A ROMANCE OF TWELVE LIxEs.-Laura Lee

A ROMANCE OF TWELVE LISEs.-Laura Lee
is a daughter of wealthy farmer near Detroit,
for whom Thomas Barnes was plow-boy Thom-
as. the rogue, stole Laura's heart, and then
herself They ran away and by legal process
got spliccd. Old Lee offered Sj0O for the re-
eovery of his daughter. The young couple
concluded TO 60 back and take the money and
the curses. When they arrived home they
were agreeably astonished to find themselves
heartily forgiven by the old man, and awarded
a homestead and farm of sixty acres. There
was common sense all around
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OFFICIAL. -. -
Treasury DEPARTMENT,


l. - .. ....s. May Is, 1885,.
/. NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN that sealed prOHosa
wiil be received at this Department until the 4th
Day OF June, proximo, for the issueuf any portion
or the WHOLE of four mIllions Of dollars In Treasury
Notes In cx change for goia Of tho United States
deposited with the Treasurer of ths United States,
the Treasurer Of the Mint at Philadelphia the
Treasurer Of the Branch Mint at New Or cans, or
the Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York,
ChaTleston, or st. Louis, within ten days frumthe
acceptance Of such proposals, under the authority
Of the act of Congress entitled Au act to ze
the ISSUE of Treasury Notes. approved 2sd De-
cember, 1857. ~ - .I.r
The Treasury Notes will he issued upon the re
csipt here of certificates of depositc with those
officers to the credit of the Treasurer of the United
states. They will be made payabie to the order Of
such bidder or bidders as shall agree TO make such
exchange at the lowest rate Of interest not exceed
D tg SIX per centum per annum and will carry such
rate from the date of the cert Of uch depose
Irhs proposals must state the rate of intetest
without condition and without reference to other
btds and contain other fractional rates than QUE
fourth one half or three forths of one psr cent um
Tine per centum OF tho amount proposed to he ex
changed must lie deposited with ono Of the trcasurr
ohcers above enumerated whose certificate OF su uch
deposit must accompany each proposal, as security
Tor It's hhlmcnt IL the PROPOSAL is not accepted.
Immediate directions will he given to return such
deposlte should the proposals be variant from the
provisions Of the Of Congress or of this notice.
they viii not be considered ''E ts ''- a., .. .
All proposals. under this notice must be sealed,
and lpscribed on the outside, proposals for Treas
ury Nctes." They will be opened ut this department
AZ IL O'Clock, M, on said l4th day of June.
. --.-..,.., D.. HOWELL. COBB,
ma ID @wtiaJnne Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ la5Q

/ NlIED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, May IL, 1853.
On the petition of Erastus +. Cole, of Somersvllls,
MASSACHUSETTS,, pray ing for the extension patent
granted to hm the l4th of Septemb r, Is44, for an
Improvement IN machines for cutting of piles under
water, for seven years from the prratIOn Of SAID
Der, 1853:
ordered, that the sai petIto, be heard AZ the
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th of August next,
at IL O'Clock. m and all persons notified to ap-
pear and show cause if any they have why said Pc
tltlon ought not 10 he granted.
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SET lOIh h writing, at east twenty DAYS before the
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party to
De nse at the said hearing must be taken and trans
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me testimony IN the case will lie closed on the
ID OF August; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must he flied in the Office or
before tho morning of that day; the arguments, ii
any within ten day 9 thereafter.
, ,ordersd, also, that thus notice be published in the
Union, Washington, ID. G., aud Post. Boston, Mas
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JOS. HOLT
Commissioner of Patents.
:. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Once, with paper
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M CARD
w aIo receiving and opening n superior stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CtOTHING also of
choIoe style Of summer wear of Ccths Cassim eres
yostIngs, Linen, Drills, aud Duck, OF the latest
Paris patterns for gent lemen and youths. There
have never been offered in this market such articles
OF style and make cannot be ed to or
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nEEY7STRY,
- DIR. STEPHEN BAItv,
ffsss doors FROM 1itk Syset, 6IHo

DR.. BAlLY begs isave 60 inform the ubl,c that hs
%n seen at al hours, - otoe located as abov O.
nc e els assured q at AZ experience of fifteen years
ysnety Of dlcgt eases that he has irea ed sSocess
~, o. enable him to surmount anI difcuty,
own experieace confirming The opinion of many mer
eminent ,a n se profession and especHy Dra. Hstr,
al En.sr Gsst sffPss,"r: f., fPs Tee,h also
Mens Or tho eon.tfacISn Of coS.innaaa & and Can Ss
Iesfh. and that Porcelisn, rounted on Gold Plate,
noata. as ooncusrveiy shown bI the s Is.,
sSioan Dentsi Convention.
Sea0e and practice in Washington, he is fssorsbi,
to rer .Se 20 he sIa he 0es'
TESTIMONIALS:
FROM fhs late Rector Of the Church CT Epiphany o
DIR. srxrrxs BALI: Dew sir-I de,ir.to,.,,.,,
ou as .T s9V and my cOnd.nos II
for are been highly satsfacoYV hone tssi ,ou
may Eess:ye the patIonhse from my friends sDd the
'aDi'' s'as your skin SO Se, deserves;
Washington, Asr. y, 1856. J. W.FREHon,
Fssm one of the oldest firm. IN Baltimore, sssrs,
aayInS emsoye ed DT: stephen BaiJ Surgeon Den
tIst, OF washington city, to execute FOR an i'm
poTtaIt and difficult piece OF work, which he did 10
one of tho most dstins sShed members of the ents
College OF Baltimore. failed. after repeated trials -
great peesure to express my entire eonfdenos and
afn R.issma,s iSsI.iGa ia OF h eg g,oless3Ps sk ,o.
DeisiiiAotc tcs 1901. MANN BO60S,
kXtrlct from note cd from IN hte Hor yshp
M. Clsyton.
u. =. SENAYK, Alg. Is, 1855.
YAs teeth yea mad for me work admirably moth
~ '''3 % O'''''' ''' !oaN tIiaaiNSrL X. CLAYTON.
70 those that seek relief from the masdies Of IA.
teeth, oan cheerfully recommend Dr.. <. Baiiy As Q
ssperior Dentist; he made set of porcelain tseth
ior one of ny famiiv and plugged several teeth for
my.ef M, and the work has ~ steSd vel foT pors tha.
Of the Va. Conf of the M. Z. Chgrch Souts.
April Is. 1885. =
We, the npdsrslEned, having had occasion to Avail
eeIselvca OF the professional skill OF d.. g Bally,
surgeon Dentist OF this city, or having been ocgnx
sIt OF MS operations families or friends take
pleasure IA exercising ndnratlon of has artistic
skl, as well as Of the uniformly manner
IN which he performs the most delicate ana difficult
operations in Dental Surgery, and respectfully
commend hun 10 the confidence and patronage OF the
public. Of which We consider him eminsntly worthy,
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect II. \. Capitol.
IHoMAs MILLBR, VI ID; Of Washlngton, b. c.
u. y. BoHRER, VI. ID. of Georgetown, ID. c.
". y. LINCOLN, Nj. d., Of Washington, ID. G.,
. Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. c.
0EoRsE WALTON, EI- Governor of FloGda.
WALTER LKNoI, E1 Mayor of Washinetong
HsNRY BALDWIN, Y. :. Patent Oftoe,
&C. WIsHr, Principal Rittenhouse Academy,
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