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LIZ JueE srorroap:-on sait'qne &c rrofond ju-
sisconsalte sesisne son sisgesa la cour Suprtm E
d eompter du commencement Octobre proclaim.
Les mem bres de notre Barreau, ainsi que ceux de
lafayette, ST. Martin ct Stes Marie que leurs af.
flares anpelaient notre willie pendant Ia session
de cette conr. ont adresse une lettrea M. Spoford
dams laquele les sentiments les plus hatteurs pour
ce inge popnaire sont exprimes.
On trouvefa dams notre partie anglaise ID lestre
enquestione ct "a reronse du Juge spoford
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u. B. M Emmy & Co.

81, rue du Canal e,acoi gaaure Dorssere.
NDUTELLE-ORL;EANs.
MMPORTENT et yendent des chapeaux
de sole, de fourrure, de laine, ct de paille
ainsi que dea casquettes de drap, de sole ct
de vslours. 2s Aout 1898.
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poruLAr1or de Ia Paroisse isafayette en- |
rronl lii danale lqessal;ner de Ii paroiisae

On III dansle azessegerd ds Il paroisse
ST. jacques &
!" Depuis notre dernier numaero, de graves
evenements se sont passes dams noSre paroisse
pa Comite de Vigilance s'est forne sur Ia
rive droite contrelsle vendeursfae Whisky
Pasieurs rnagasina ont et4 yisiies ct les ba.
rilsde w Whisky defoncGs, ,,Denx, ,blancs ct url
homme de eonleur libre ont galement etc
emplunles ct jetess dams uu esauh Les de.
tails nous ulanauent, es nous emettons !
sanaeai proclaim 4 entratenir loa lecteurs de
ees ' diFers zvsnsnenss. :
GuERRE nEs INDIE On echit de Wash.
ington que le gouyerllement sen propose sIe
porter 1000 hommes U eEecth saes troupes
aui luttent eontre les indiens dams les terri
torres dea w aslling ton et dsO Oregoa. lie gene.
ral Karney prendra u cornmand dsnent de Ia
division Of p,lyrira aVec II eampa
q dautou1ne. lie president. penses avec raison
qu en- agissaut tout de suite avee' une grande
Gnergis il reussira y salre csssssrs u grerre
dangsreuse MIA eolate stss les lords. .du Pa
oiique. dlsill lle.
BLANeHIssAGE Ii Ia vAPIs5i 1es 1o1Irs
naax de New font bfuit a nn n.
pareil Il yanenE Iour 'sst
lne abonil lloiHe ens ,cuiiyra l0n adaptea
urse cuisine ei fpnte on d hI 1f lie frosts.
nhsnt sievenant inntile, ls Ina; Id eonssrye
baancoup pins long az thaanch i as1ssi
dams lsappareil ems dung d asschifnre, lss
dentHlIes es brodcriea las IJJlle
hlancilissense, on ss seFFEans ds III milford
Ifait eil srDis II liayaill aslan lea
aatuels pend dsns ~
uns journse.
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CARE DEssous-- Ceux aui sont sasceptibies dh.
cheter du ucheyreuil des sauvages feront bien dor9
nayant de 'examiaer minusieusemens avant dc Tap.
ptAter, aitendu gull parait que lee cheyreuHs des
pieses aoht plus mons atteints daia maladis ap-
pebese blaek tongue (aague noire) ii -s3
Nous donnoas ace propos un eztrait dune isttre
adressee q N Gsrand Carriare, president du Gen.
sell de vile az Washington, par M le docteur Tas.
man. DO Bayou Ghicos, d snjet ds cet.s n,a,sdie,
aui sennbIe regner apesi ben chez led sauyaees do
ces localities que sursles chevreuia 81 q
BArous cnIcor, u Aoat,. 1855. Is 4
r, s. Tandis one aYotre vile est sn frais da se
premutir co,,tre ntroduction do Ia fayre iaune IN
sersit prepes de ee prsserrer dn blacE tongue.
maladie aussi dangerense,s ellie no Fest pas plus.
que Ia fevre jaune, que les Gkactaws et les
Autres SauYagss Tout paEni aenx set que plusieurs
daja en SOFT no.ts. Is dams vos magasins
on dams vos maisons ayapt Ia maladie moips cue
vous ne les Agalsn,ent narsieulier
y rsgafd au ehevfenil que vols iaangerez. car les
ehevreais des pAieges sont pIi eseenx des autres
QUARTERS 10 soat probablenient aussi. ss. Nj
~ yous inioflae de ees iaits, pensant au nut sa
nonssiavnir s04aIne9 bon ctoyen de u faire. I
s5H C d. TATMAN. Il
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LEs soHEslLLEs. On lit dams le Nasehi-
eoches 70 CAy6ntcle All Ia conrantt ...

Eoe.ses atsilsosascke au I'm eo,lrant
LIE Alezantl,ia llssaoefas al enc de
tontes les parties de l,i4 r1iisae les piaintes
lui arriFent ii, s.sjet des rasages des chenilles
i cotton. Enes ii itruisent jus4n aux Iiges,I
Il continnent leur marche destructive. Les
planteurs an, d i flu uinza joursgse vantaient
des sla perspeetive "a 'anet arecolte abonlante,
sont aniourd hui deeonrages et presque dams
y detisase, elques-nns aIldoina. ont
lsspoir sde faire un tisrssde lle--d 'antres
ne COMPETENT sur rien. u ss
ss suns esperons av,c conf qpe sIsas IN
Tres seefiona dsl pays ne .sont pas ii smalheu-
fenses avs MONS Isi tell aeat III condition
generate ses l,rix slu cotoIl & s'elkeyeGons bianI
vite ties prix fall 1,
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nyLe conseil de Vile de Grand c6teau eta.
bli une Quarantaine, comma on lesverra plus loin.
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stance entire aleatiia BAY. 1riandSe,,
at Trinity Bay, ere ~ III a.tilire ep.
tre les denS extremits du I'll I'll transae LIANT Iirae.
est da la50 mi lles, et pen dans plus ies aeua
tiers de oests distance III III III nlefns as;sx
miles Do prefondenr. = =
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Hz Nous donner rons, sanedaii proclaim, les deci.
sions qua rendues ID Cour Supreme 4 Sd pressnte
session en- notfe vitle
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Les BATIsSES

l:s:Ege ct Ameliorations qui sont eris6es
aazaaza ct qul en- dependent, etant la der
mere residence du dit Meynier decede.
UNE FRACTION DUN
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ON OEasssE a VEND9sE


Opelonsas, IA Aont, 1858. ...+
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Pour empecher aux personnes ct aux marchandises
venant-de 4ux infectes de la fevre jaune d en-
trer ou detre reeues dams la vile du Grand
Coteau
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Ou Fraction de Te.gee e.

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Opelousas, % Aout 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-20
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

February Il, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received at this oce until the fifteenth DAY
OF March proxlmo for the issue ofany portion, or
the whole, of five millions of dollars in treasury
notes in exchange for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the treasurer of the United States.
the treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia the treas
urer OF tbs branch mint at New Orleans, or the as
sIstant tressurers at Boston, New York, Charles
ton or St Louis, within ten days from the acoe pt-
ance OF such proposals. under the authority Of the
act of Congress entitled AN act TO authorize the
issue of treasury notes" approved the sd Deoem-
Der, 1857.
The treasury notes will be ssued upon the rece pt
here Of certificates Of deposte with those officers to
the Grad Of the treasurer of the United States.
They will be made payable TO the order Of suoh bid
der or bidders shall agree make such change
at the lowest rate of interest exceeding ak Der
centum per and will carry such rate from tie
date OF the certificate ofsuoh deposite.
The proposals must state the rate interest With
out condition and without reference to other bids.
and contain other fractional than one fourth
one half or three fourths OF one per oentum. Five
per centum of the amount proposed to be exchang
must be deposited with one of the treasury officers
above enumerated, whose certificate Of such deposit
must accompany each proposal, security for its
fulhlment. III the proposal ls not accepted, inme-
date directions will be given to return suoh depos
ite Should the proposals be variant from the pro-
visions of the act Of Congress OF this notice. they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed and
Inscribed on the outside proposals for Treasury
Notes." They will be opened at this department at
Il O'Clock m, on the said fifteenth day of March.
HOWELL COBB,
fe " Secretary of Treasury.
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GEORG ETOWN..l
Corssps.dsses Of IA. Sts,. = - .


!. GBoReErowN, Feb. 20, 1858.
we nave been requested to say that the place
OF receiving the votes in the first precinct has
been removed from the place where 1t was for
pet,y neid 70 the room formerly occupied by the
street ' go = - -f"S' ~
The offerings Of beef cattle at the drove yards,
sestefoay, amounted to about $50 head, about
<Vo OF winch Were purchased by District butch
ets AZ 81 ooa$5 10 on the hoof, equal to s7asl0 Is
net The remainder were left over. Sheep scarce |;
81 rs f'' -' s'
The Schooner oliver II. Boothe, from New
YORK, with cargo Of salt to Thomas Davis, ar
rived Yesterday morning.
There Is a large schooner below, bound up,
with cargo Of potatoes from Nova Scotia, to Pc
ter Berry. -.
The schooners Sylvanus Allen and Clara are
now loading with -four for New York
The -four and grain markets are both rather in
active, but little doing in either. Flour is held
at Sl37a4 50 for common to extra super. Wheat
at Slal Us for red, and 81 O5aI .0S for white. No
corn Offering. 8.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By WALL A. RARNARD An,

By WALL. q BARNARD, Aucts.
Corner Of Pennsylvania arsnHs and 9Th street
GALE OF GROCERIES, FRUIT, WINES.
~ AND i.IoUoRs:-On TUESDAY MORNING,
2Sd instant, at O'Clock will sell i'm front of our
store, large stock of prime Gro cries, mes &C.,
as
Barrels OF prime Brown Sugars,
DO. Crushed and Powdered do,
Haii-barrels and kegs Sugar house SIrup,
Boxes Adau antlne and Mould Candles,
Boxes OF CASTLE. b own and Chemical Soap,
Chests Black and Green Teas,
Boxes Starch. Soda, Saleratus,
Boxes Salad Oil, prime art Gle, Sardines
Large lot Cigsrs, Tobacco,
Bags Coffee, Moasses,
Barrels OF hne old and Corn WhIskey,
Octavcs of Brandt; Cornlal. Claret,
A lot OF pure Cincinnati Brandy. good,
sweet u. anges, RaisIns New Figs,
Brass and iron bound Buckets, w God Ware,
Y cases OF Cabinet Champagne, good,
Baskets Heidsick Champagne,
With other articles not here mentioned.
Terms at sale.
fe l9- WALL BARNARD Auots
WILL BE ADDED to the sale of Groceries. .
large lot OF superior Braldes, Wines, Cordiais a.
ChamPagnes, IN casks, taTels, d .miohns. and bot
TIES; These Liquors are from class New
y Ork house, and must be sold
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A B L A U T + l. II A d
r / G III Or % sly AIR,
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

former color; bald, but would have the srovth re-
stored; or troubled with dandruf and itching hut
would have II removed or troubled with scrofals,
scald bead or otneI eTnptIons on, would ne oarsd'
will also Eemoye oil P,mpls. from TIE fscs o. skin.
ANN AR,oR, Nov. S, 1885.
PROF. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: / have heard much
said of the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restora
tive, but having been 30 often cheated by auackery
to place Your restorative in the same ostesors %'sS
the thousand and one loudly trumpeted ounck rem
month. since when yoa gave me saSh cen ss
induced the tn iofyour Re.torstiye an my family,
thin and entirely white, and before exhsustIns on.
of our large bottes her hair restore 20
its Original beautiful brown color. and had hekeaed
Ss1. SSssS,yns effect. npon the
nlndi Others OF my tamily ana friends are using
y0HT Restorative with y. hsPpis.t elects; there
do most cordially and oonfdentiaIly reoommend its
white gray, by reason Of sickness aseJ 20 org
insl eGSr and beauty. and By ~ yoynE persons who
very truly and sr'''''iifs 6tIIaoc;hoN MANN.
FRIEND woops Itvss long time sfssr saw you
Ct Bh'.hed before got 5e o,de9 eeoS yoas
Detroit, and when got il we concluded TO try il on
oss.1s %f NV family and friends having vtnessed
its effec are now using and recommending lie use
TO Others entitled to the highest oonsdsrsop you
Aaain. very respectfully a,d truly YOUR,
SOLOMON MANN,
CARIyLK. ILL.,, June "a. 1857.
have used Prof O. j. Woods Hair Restorative,
ana ADMIRED its wonderful effects. Ny hAir
~ "
nal '0l0r and h:y' Is fGsst s1
o; j. WOOD CO. Propretors, aa Presdysy,
mentI and liI Market ST., %. Louis. No. f"
And sold By ~ good Drassisss'
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Baltimere Markets

BALrIMoRE, Feb. 2o-Flour steady; Howard
street "a 80.
Wheat steady; red 80 c0a5 90, white 81 IOsI %
Corn In good demand and frm; white 5eae0c..
yellow 55a56c.
Cloverseed dull; 81 5Oa5 -
Whisky firm, at 22a23kc
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Pre-. sAs A..eeis..s Pre-, AGENT.


Louis, FEB. ls.-The Kansas corre~popdeut
Te..semsieS an ssys that the Topeka Leeisisture
were introduced, setting forth thai :. ~ prss
aent advocates the Passage through congrc.s N
the Lecompton constitution Govcrnoy r. Ss..e.
the States friendly TO the peoples voyernwen, "a
Kansas, and soliciting aid In case ID should ~
necessary 10 resist such encroachments upop an.
principles Of republicanism.
An election In Atchison county, on the sth inst
ior a member Of the Council, TO All a vacancy oc,
easloned ny the resignation Of Mr. Carr, the Dem.
NJ ,o't &c, congressman, resulted in the choice o,
S., tnanlp, Dem, over Mr.. Wheeler, FIRES
80 " zoo majority. On the 4th Of January the
SHii'e county gave over 100 Free state majority.
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New York Markets.

NKw YoRK, Feb. 2o.-Fl ,ur frm; sales 2 800
bbls.; State Sc. dearer, quoted q 25aS4 30, Ohio
81 S5aS5 co. southern 81 65as4 a5-
Wheat steady; Southern red 81 .15aSi IS. Corn
heavy; sales 12.0O0 bushels white roc
Pork lower, sl6 60asl6 IS. Lard has declined
but prices unsettled; 9kaekc.
Whisky lower; Ohio 22K s23c.
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The Collins Steamers.

New YORK. Feb. ~ Capt. West came in com
mand of the Baltic, Capt. Comsock having eon,
to 81. Petersburg to treat with the Russian Gov
eminent for sale Of the Collins steamers.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 20-Stocks frm, but dull
Chicago and Rock Island 73x; Cumberland Coal
Co. IGN; Illinois Central bonds 81; Lacrosse and
Milwaukee IL \: Michigan Southern 81 n; New
York Central sl& Penn Coal Co. %: ReadingRR
57i Milwaukee and Mississippi 3sX; Canton Co.
% \; Virginia 6's, 81 L; Missouri 6's, Sax.
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AUCTIOU AALn,
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer

By A. GREEN. Auotionssr.
WITCHES, JEWELRY, BOOKS AND
Saturday EVENING, at O'clock. I shall sell.
in1ut reserve, at my auction room, corner OF It'll
e aHI y streets. large and good collection Of
Sold and Silver Hunting Watches, go
Gold Neck and r OBJ Chsips
Pins, Rings, Bracelets. and fine set of Jewelry,
A!so, .arse assortment Of Fancy Goods,
large FANNY Bibles,
Prayer and Hymn Books.
Terms cash.
Ie 2-It A. GREEN. Auct.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
AoKSES, CATTLE, CARRIAGES, FARM
IL Is INC IMPLKMENTs. &C., AT AUcTr5N' Nuu
WEDNESDAY, the Gath inst, 1 shall sell at 10
O'clock a. m at the Fam no1 occupied by George
LIVINGSTON, on the Piscataway Road, about two
m1es from the Anacostla Bridge all the Stock and
Effects on the Farm, COMPRISING
5excellent work Horses, Hogs Cattle
lows, Harness. Wagons, Carriages
Carts, Hay, Straw. Odder, &c.
1900 head of inc Cabbage
a hne lot Of choice Garden Seeds
with an assortment of Household Furniture.
Terms: All sums under S25, cash over S2S a
GredIt VI = and months will be given for notes,
In sl cases satisfactorily endorsed, bearing INT
10 1"-ts A. GREEN, Auct.
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The New Jersey LestsI.sure.

TRENTON, Feb 1s.-At a joint meeting of the
Legislature the following officers were elected .
X. Nj. smith, State Treasurer; r. p. Stoll, state
Prison Keeper; Henry Hilliard and Isaac Wool
ston, Directors Of the Joint Stock Companies. All
the officers are Democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-20

WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at 81 so per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
ian p I'M Ers.p,,
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The Bark Adriatic Again Escaped from On,
French Authorities.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The Paris correspondent
OF the Commercial says that the bark Adriatic
ai'er taking provisions at Genoa, again ESCAPED
agent OF Messrs. Gunther q Brothers, who wer
eiegianhed from Marseilles to come and make
new seizure ofthe vessel, arrived a few hours 70,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-20

G A r X A G E. 8.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory, making 10 now one of the largest. EA9
In the District, where his facilities fori&&Iy
manu- featuring al kinds of CAR-&S&e
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot he sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bust
moss, he hopes to give general sat isfaction,
AL kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
y attended to,
second hand Carriages taken in ex change for nav
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
loft corner of l4th and r SITS,
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Illness of Judge Kane,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20-Judge Kane has beer
dangerously i'll, but is better this morning. His
disease is inflammation Of he lungs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-20

MEMBERS OF THE WASHING TON GYMNAsIuM ARE
requested to meet at their Hall on Monday Even.
ing, tue I'D at O'Clock. full attendance is en- IN
estly solicited. IT,
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WATCH RETURNS -Clarissa A. Lee, colored
ID. C., stealing; Jail for court Ann Brown, cold
ID. c., do; Jail.
Fourteen lodgers-all non- residents.
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AUCfIOU MLB,
TO-DAY q To-MORROW MORNING.

~ By BADEN LowNDs. Auctloneers.
No,S G. Market Space, BE- t,csss IRA aad ara sts.
III AFDMARE, CUTLERY AND BUII, DING
NJ. III, ihk'AL 70 BIZ SOLD WITHOUT RrsxIyr-
49, ~ GTnnence the sale. at our store Of a iarre
iNo, az 40 ciock, and continue each mornnS mil
Planes Of all kinds, A'he Ia part
Saws Of every description,
Rasps, Braces, Hammers, Hatchets
Rules, Chise,s, Plumbs, Levels,
Srews. Hinges, Locks, Shoves, Hoes,
Nails. and Carpenters Tools Of every variety.
Housekeeping Articles,
Fine Table Cutlery,
Plated Spoons and Forks,
Pocket Knives, Bowie Knives, Pistols, &c,&
And every thing pertaining to Buildings,
The trade, builders, and persons generally are
specially invited.
Terms Of sale: All sums of and under $40, cash /;
the balance In s. 4, and months, with satisfactory
enfe 7. g1'sd paper. p.npN ,ovNns
By WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneers.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS.
No yk KY ELRr, dc: AT AUcrIoN.-On MONDAY
MOhNISG,t the I'D instant, at Store No. 5s7 9TH
street, under the Avenue House. we will sell large
STOCK OF Jewelry, DO. as follows:
Go,d Hunting and open cased Watches
goo FOB, Vest. and lard Chains
Gold sets y Cameo, Jet, Mosaic, ard Gold Stone
Chased and Seal Rings
seals. Keys, Gold Pencils. Gold Pens, Silver Pens
Lockets, Gard Cases, Portemonaies
With great stock not here mentioned.
The ladies' are respectfully invited to attend.
Terms cash.
fels WALL & BARNARD ucts.
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j. H. GODDARD, Jr, Trustee
fe 4-eodds A. GREEN Apcr
STATE OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.

The law providing for Funding the Bonded, and
other specified indebtedness of the State Of Cali
lorna. requires that the old Bonds and
shall he forwarded to Sacramento during this wear
to be cancelled and replaced by new ones, we wall
act as agents IN this business, and request early
delivery of the Bonds.
Jan zS-lm CHURR RROTHERS
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Snsw-Ship On Ftv.

No NEW i ,S Feb ao.-snow storm continues
Sionington boat only arrived thi. ma.nf.s mo
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20 Snow con,,nn.. A.,
fall here. ~oaa"oes 10
The ship James Raw is lying aground ,..,
damaged by fire.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20.-Hail and snow all mic ht
but is now clearing wind W.; thermometer $50
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RUTLAND, Vt, Feb. 10 A passenger car con-
nected with freight train for Burlington was
thrown from the track near Clarendon seriou,lv
inJuring Mrs. Sheldon, Of Fairhaven, VT; WIN
Jenkinson, of Healdville, vi; Ephram Jones,
OF Reading, VT; c. Hurd Of Jefferson county
New York, and Franklin Maynard, Of Cam
bridge, Massach usetts
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pROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

Books Of Subscription to the Capital Stock of the
Jefferson City Coal Mining and Oil Manufacturing
Company wall be opened at the Banking House OF
Chubb Brothers on Saturday, 2nth inst.
Specimens Of the Coal, Candle Wax and Coal
Oil. made from this Coal can be seen at said Bauk-
ing House.
showing anticipated profits OF over 100 per cent
per annu, can be obtained at said house. and as to
made to the following gentlemen
Hon. Wm BIgler, U :. Senator,
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, House Represent atiyes
Hon. Allison White, House of Representatives,
DIR. WIN M. Belt. Browns Hotel,
Orto JAMES w. BONITA,
lie lw Secretary.
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40 CASTOR Il CLARK,
10 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue House,
DRALRRsIN
CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
The Subscribers call attention to a desirable Stock
of CLoTHlNG which they now have on exhibi-
ton at their Store. No. 48 Louisiana avenue second
door from 7th street, and as they determined
close on the lot II possible, every effort necessary
customers.
the stock to be perfect point of durability t and
style, because we make everything ourselves. and
have no hesitation IN saying our goods will be found
equal to the best order work in the country,
Watching the various changes of fashion, Pc rites
may rest ass ured of finding the latest cut and max
IN store, subject to their inspection and approval
Sl5,oOo worth of Goods for Mems, BOYS and Ser
wants Wear, VIII be sold at auction Prices and pur-
chasers would do well to examine the lot. This in
no humbng, as our assertions can be proved on ex-
animation. Call and see us st the above Store.
RSm GASTON a CLARK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-20

POLICE REPoRr.-The police officers report to
the chief of police 1OI as the total Of their
operations during the week ending the 18th inst ,
as follows First Ward, 10; Second Ward, Is:
Third Ward, 20; Fourth Ward, Is; Fifth Ward,
3 Sixth Ward, S; Seventh Ward, 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-20
ST 900 A YEAR!

SAMUEL P. HOOVER'S BOOT, SHOE AND
- TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.
| have on hand a large assortment of Ladies'
Gentemens, Misses, Boys. Youths, and0v|~
Chldren's RubbeIs, Overshoes, Sapdes Nytx
Gosemers, Boots, slippers. Busklns helled okkfb
and without, Wate proof Boots and Shoes which
l will sell cheap for cash.
Also, splendid stock of Sole Leather Trunks at
reduced prices.
Call and examine for yourselves, at
SAML. p. HOOVER,
Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between
Jan IA 9th and 10th sta.