Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-15
EVENING STAR.


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JUDGE NOT MAN BY HIS CLOTHING.
Judge not man by the cost Of his clothing.
or o sss tn sS, he
And fail to give honor where honor is due.
The palm may be hard and the fingers stiff jointed,
The coat may be battered. the cheek worn with
But greater than Kings are Labor's Amounted.
AND you can't judge man by the GOAT that he
Give me the man as friend and q nsish5or.
VINO tolls at the loom-wiih the spade or the
Who wins mas diploma of manhood by labor,
And Purchases wealth BY the sweat of his brow.
Judge Of man BY the work he Is doing,
pesk Oh man as ms actions nt demand
And let the most worthy be chief Of the land
And the shall be found mid the close ranks Of
BE known BY the work that his industry rsars.
And his chiefdom. when won shall be dear to his
And vel honor the man. whatever he wears.
ID There are forty-two Ia mers in the Penn
sylvana Legislature
ID The knight Templars of Richmond, Va,
purpose visiting Bunker Hill in June.
III Three thousand persons attend the Daily
Prayer Meetings In Philadelphia. They are held
at Jayne's Hall.
ID Ninety millions of pounds of tea were i'm
ported into Engla in 1856, and 40 ,OVO ,OOO into
the Z nitcd States the same year.
II GrasshoPPers have lately appeared In thick
swarms upon the farm of man living a short
distance west of Oxford, OHIO.
10 Fred Douglass complains that II friends
of abolition are falling away from the cause, be-
cause II don pay as well rs formerly.
ID A butcher. who should have been sent to
prison, has been fined SIS for selling decayed
pork, in Buffalo.
IL Ii Is said that by a curious oversight, as
the Constitution Of Minnesota reads, the
members OF the present Legislature hold their
offices for life.
ID Recently, the proprietors of the Girard
House, Philadelphia, have paid about 600 for
boots, which have been stolen from the doors Of
boaIders' rooms.
II The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin is out
with long article ridiculing the excessive bor-
ing which Mohammed Pasha is undergoing in
New York.
III. The report from abroad, on apparently
poor authority, Of the capture of Nena Sahib, the
noted SePoy chief, is rapidly going the rounds Of
the papers.
III Frequent attempts have been made, du-
ring the past two weeks, to set fire to dwelling
houses and stores in Utica and a movement is
on foot to induce the authorities to OTTER a heavy
reward for the apprehension of the criminals.
IL Bank of Montreal bills, of the new plate,
which have partial resemblance to the Bank
graphic process so as scarcely to be istingushed
from the originals.
III Two young men named Whitmore were
thrown out Of cutter at Adams, Jefferson Co ,
feet high Strange TO say, they escaped with
few superficial bruises.
III Tyler, the free-love champion who figured
extensively In Skaneateles, New York and sub
sequentlY at Bergen Heights, Ohio, now pro-
poses, In company with a number Of misguided
followers, to found new community near New
York city.
II 1t is said that Gov. Marcy directed his ex-
ecators TO make deposit in the State Library at
their discretion. of all such of his papers as by
their association with the history of the Stale or
Republic, may be deemed appropriate to such
custody.
III man named Elijah Hubbard, residing
in the town of Conesville, y. Y, while on his
way frome Conesvile TO Potter's Hollow, sat
down by the roadside, in the snow, and when
found, on Sunday last, frozen to death He
was missed on the 9Th of February and had been
dead about three weeks.
REAL EsTATEIS TLADELPHIA-Within the
last fortnight, we have heard Of no less than ten
private residences located in the southern part of
the CITY, which have sold at prices ranging from
twenty hve to thirty-hve thousand dollars But
lew buildings comparatively speaking have been
erected within the last six months Phil InQ
ID VIM Gish, of Bedford county, Va for
merly OF Botetourt a nan of inconsiderable
means, but Of some credit, has just left home for
parts unknown, after having traded of paper
much Of IL forged, TO the amount Of one humid red
and fifty thousand dollars. When last heard
from be was in New York, and il Is supposed
that ere this, he Is on 'the other side of Jordan
TIE OuTRAoB on MIssIONARIEs-R-y Wal
ger DICKSON, the American missionary at Jaffd
has published an account Of the outrage recently
Perpetrated upon himself and family, one of
whom, his son, was murdered by gang of
armed Arabs Mrs ID and another lady were
outraged, Mr.. ID. wounded, and their house pill
LACED. The American consul had laid the mat
ter before the Pa,ha.