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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11

VHA Opposite Bartlett's Hotel, Clarks-
azs7 burg, Va, has Just received from Phi
No. ladelphia and New York large and
SA we'll selected stock of American,
"a French and English chemicals, Drugs,
Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Paints, Oils,
Dycstuffs, Varnish, Brushes, Glass Spices ,Porfu-
ry, &C., etc: Also, large stock Of O"i''''OH'
Tobacco, Snuff and Segars,
Ofevcry brand and quality; all of which he will
sell low for cash, or on the usual credit to pune
tual customers.
f=Y- Physicians can rely upon having their
prescriptions carefully compounded. Goods
arc selected with care. and warranted as repre-
sentcd. novl0 iy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
NEW STORE Al
Clarksburg Station

JAMES CLIFFORD would respectfully in-
g. e. form the public that he is opening very
house between A. NJ. Bastable's Commission
house and the Depot. which he ilseIl very low
for cash or country produce.
My stock consists in part of the following ar
ticles: Prints, Muslins, Lawns, Muslin De-
LANES Marines, Alpacns, Debages, Der ,ges,
Coffee, 1e 1-e cents per pound.
Sugar, 10 s 6
;, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. MackeraI
Herring, Goldfish, &c.
Give him a call, for he can beat the Jews to
sell low. no13 SIN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
Valuable Property for sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale valuable
L Tavern Stand on the Weston and Carks-
burg Turnpike; eight improved Farms in Har-
rlson and Doddridge counties, an improved pro-
perty, on the line of the N. W. va Railroad on
which village is now being built, together with
more than 500 900 acres of timber and coal land !,
favorHbiy situated for settlers or land operators.
F.J. THOMAS,
ja29 If CLARK sburg, Harrison Co.. Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
Remedy for Piles

y. stantly for sale at the Post Office n Ger
tain remedy for the Piles. The remedy can be
safely sent to any part of the country by mail.
instructions for using accompany each box.
Price, se1I On,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
N. ID. Clarke a Co.

RAVENNA, Ohm,
MANUFACTURES every description of Bug
VI gies and Carriages, and ship TO all parts Of
the Union Over twenty years experience in
the business, with very heavy Southern trade,
gives them advantages possessed by no other es-
adjustment east or west. All work from their
mandatory will be warranted. Orders receive
ed through Walter Ebert, Clarksburp. Va. will
'ceive prompt attention. nyI lv
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
For Sale.

A FINE lot of Turned Grindstones from Ohio.
n; which will sell at very reduced prices-for
cash, and warrant them good grit. A liberal
discount made to those who buy to sell again
Pike ST., Clarksburg Va Fob. "a. '5S.Ntf.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
Extracts and Perfumery.

AMEs q BROTHER, opposite the Court
g.. mouse, harrisburg, have on hand large and
e ene assortment OF Flavoring extracts and Per-
fgmery, to which they cali tie especial attention
A' ocl6 1y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
Town Property for Sale!

THE following property in Clarksbure win be
j. sold cheap and upon accommodating terms:
A large twO-story brick house, with extensive
ba!k buildings, &C., situated in tho heart Of
town." good location for business, and we'll
A story and half brick house with half an
acre of ground, on which is stable and all nc
cessary outbuildings. Tho situation is one of
ider ce.
Also, new, story and-a half house with near
~ quarter ofan acre of ground, on the sPoint. !
Inquire of w COOpER
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
NOtice.

INuE Hardware business will be continued by
l. the Undersigned, who is now receiving u
general assortment OF Hardware suitable for the
season, all of which will be sold at very reduced
prices for cash or country produce.
]. B. WRIGHT.
Pike ST., April 29th, 1857.-my1 If
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
JAM Els Y, UORNOR,

l. Baltimore and Wheeling, and having adont-
ed the PAY-DOWN SYSTEM, will make it to
the interest of the public to cali and examine his
stock, as he is determined to sell, for the cash,
:, ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE received, and t he
=, My customers are requested to call and settle
their accounts J.Y. HORNOR
March 1st, lS5S.-6tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11

s1a H'Whi was the first sin er?"
.Sulomon.''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
Dr. Lowther,s Pills

THESE EXCELLENT FAMILY PILLS.
Il which have been SO long and SO favorabIv
known to the public, and which possess such
wonderful curative properties, can still be OBJ
tanned of the widow of the late Hr. John C..
Lowther, at her residence in Clarksburg. To
her only was impaired the formula for their
preparation, and they can be obtained OF no one
but her. They will be kept constantly on hand
in quantities to meet the demand that may be-
niade' tnarl9 St
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
To Travellers.

Nv NJ; g. SAVIOR, at his Livery Stable.
Clarksburg, Va, is prepared at all times
to feed horses, with hay, oats and corn, as many
as may make application. On all public days
his stable will be open for the reception OF hor-
ses, and his charges will be as low, if not lower,
than at any other place in town. fe12n
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
Notions.

JAMES & BROTHER, opposite the Conf
y house, harrisburg, have an assorrment of
Combs, Brushes and other Notions, which tbsv
Will sell cheap for cash. oc1s iy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Clarksburg, Oct. 20, 1878 6m
IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS !
The. Il. Lang.

Y RIDGEPoRT, Va, has just returned from
- the cast wi til largo stock of goods of all
Kinds Having adopted the pay-d0wn system,
he proposes to sell at from 10 to 20 per cent
cheaper than any other establishment in the
country. All he asks is an examination of his
stock. Persons in the adjoining counties who
come to the Railroad for their supplies of Gro
ceries and other goods, will do we'll to call. The
pay down system is truly the plan for both buyer
and soller fsS- Romember, our place is at the
port, Va. in15 Am
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11

on. 0n0 CIGARS, of the choicest brands.
AU.UIU Just received at : S71fiss..1 =
myTst THEODORE ESSENTIALS .1s
poRTE-MoNAIEs. for Ladies and .snt ! for
ms7ss THEODORE RosENrHA1,s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
Fine Segars.

AHO EJOSdTSs
A CHOICE lot of Imported and American
IA Segars, just received aud for sale low by
moi tt JOHN a. MURPHY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30
THE WEEkLY STAR,
sPyRTTOF The NOR MING PRESS.

The Union argues fcrcibly in favor of an
increase of the Army, and throws the respon-
sibility Of refusing these forces upon Congress
In answer to the position taken by Senator
Douglas, that the kLnsas- ebraska act simply
provided for the organization of a territorial
government, and was not an act authorizing the
people, at the proper time, to create State
system, the Union pointedly asks, if the act
of 1854 is not an enabling act, by what author
ity is.it claimed that by virtue thereof the
people were bound to submit their constitution
for popular ratification or rejection!
The IHteYigepcer has an address To the
people of the United States by ex-Secretary
Fred P Stanton, in which the Lecompton
constitutional convention is bitterly assailed,
and labored attempt is made to defend the
calling together Of the Legislature.
The IHtetIigcHcer calls the Union to account
for rejecting upon the intellectual character and
moral influence Of the Senate as a body; for
such. according to the Iatetl,geWeer's deduc-
tion, is the drift of the URtons response to
Senator Haie's G personal explanation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

EXECUTION OF MUKDERKR. Philip Hawkins
the negro who was convicted of the murder OF
another negro man some months since, was exc
chted yesterday at Frederick, Md at twenty min.
ntes past twelve O'Clock, in the presence Of an
Immense multitude, probably Numbering ~, 900
The body hung for twenty-five minutes His
neck was instantly broken by the fall, and anina.
ton was extinct In six minutes
Before his execution he addressed the vast mul.
titnde In calm, clear voice, betraying no emo.
lion, but looked pleasantly on every one and
maintained the trmness OF a hero to the last He
has made confession in which he acknowled yes
committing the crime whilst under the influence
llqaor. There was no accident Of disturbance.
Bat plentiful sprinkling of pickpockets piled
their dishonest craft upon the throng. The con-
duet of Sheriff Elherts on the occasion was HUI
name hut firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

IL \ banquet was given to John Mitchell, at
Memphis. Tenn, on Friday last, and the papers
say it was very splendid affair.
III The Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY of
New Orleans, makes the largest scrip dividend
of the season. namely = per cent
IL The number of postage stamps used during
the year lS51 was lGS ini ,Ji6 the value of which
was 81 ,6I9.915 %
ID The Blue Ridge (Cnlppppr County, Re-
publican says We regret to hear of the appear
ance of the fly in the wheat in this county
~ The Maryland Penitsntiary is in enbar-
ra-sment; an appropriation OF S50,COJ has been
asked
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WANTS.

"ANTt D.-t SITUATION. by a resnsc,sb'e
w Young Girl, To do HUusewoik K, or as Chamber
maid Cap r.w-il reromm"uu-si. AppN ~
tn street, corner of New York avenue. 1t
A GOOD CHANCE.-Any person who can COM
"a mand SlW ia cash or avaI able credit. and ~
deslrous OF securing permanent net "A cume Of a.
Ia per day. without rick care, NAV ohFs lu
intelligence 10y addressing 4. ". through the Post
Ones. IL
EMPI.OYMENT.-S5l month aua all expenses
IL paid. An AGENT Ia WANTED On every town
and county In the United 81 ter. to engage In re
speetable and 'asy business. Nv which the above
profits NAV DO certsIny made. For iull particulars
sddr.ss e. MuNNETT n CO, corner Of Broom
tage stamp. ian d 5H
WANTED TO PURC-ASE.-A conf. Tfsh.
w EOUSE, contsInIIg about six rooms some
where between Ps.avcnue and street and hsiweeu
Idh and eth streets. ANY one having such House
to Box No. H. Star Office if disposed 10 SCI, for
pr zoe To SUIT the times, stating lowest price and pr
else location. ian 2I Ii
A INSTRUCTOR WANTED.-A geutlems,
"A residing IN height oung State, wishes 10 Oh
TAM Tor the benefit of his three children tho seryI
ces 81 an instructor ia Frencn, Music, (the PIano.,
ana DRAWING. tie prefers a native of the continent
OF Europe, OF matuI age. and settled habits. O. he
person employed Will reside In the family of the al
yertlser, and may form other CHASER a e neigh
oorhood, for which there are ample pportGnItIes
his residence being near village wfere there are
iour boarding schools, and IN the midst If a popu-
lous and well-to-do" region. None need applr
70 thorough competency and unique stiouabe per
sonal character. A male Instructor preferred,
tnoug a female one would not ne refused II a Sut-
sD,e msie Instructor cannot be obtained. Address
poh NO. Z, star once. Jan2 a
WANTED MEDIATELY-A furnished
daft
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LATER FROM RIo.-The ship Snow Squall has
arrived at New Orleans with later dates from Rio
she reports coffee firm and advancing, and stool
reduced. The Cargo ofthe Snow S9uall amount
Ell Ia only SO0 bags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

Loss OF LIFE AND PRoPERry-The BnHa q
Express publishes a statement Of lake disasters
during the year 1857. Total loss of prone ~
Sl's'o,se3; decrease. compared with the loss
OF the year of 1856 81 ,3s SIS Total loss of life
Tor 1897, lG}-an incIease of So over 80
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TN NOTICE
HE UNDERSIG NED HAVING SOLD HIS
Store Ia Mr.. q. :. WhIuessy, takes this method
of informing those indebted 90 hlm that their &C
counts now ready, and that he will be found at
his old stand, the purpose al settling them until
the TO- of February. Every account not then set
tied Will be placed in the hands OF an officer.
]. II McGREGOR,
Ate. 2. Whlttlesey's Paint AM OIL Store,
jan STIFF chic 53I 18th street.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO
N plHCHASEHS

The attention Of gent emen about 10 purchsss
WINTER CLOTHING - cal Ell Ia the fine stock
oil heavy Woo ens nDv Ofere I at a sacrItce for
easn 10y the subkc beIs, and watch mast positively
Ds disposed OF ny Ms ca 'tuc wei established rep
ut.tion f,r the sup rorty Of q IT goods enables
with nhdenc. u, invite a critical examI' aiiou of
or stock. and defy competition from any
Inc bal moe ofolr Writer Over Garmento. m
ga Ens,, h beave Raglan, Clarendon, and Bo v
sScHSks. Mos, o., Bear, Ras Ian ,lr ou,s, Cioaks
shsaing IN Inths, offering "a opportunity Of pur-
ctf.ing SUPER Gsrmsnt at a greatly redu aed
PIce WOW uli Cali attsntio n to o y stoc,- ~
inter F1rnlshis "oei omprlsing-
: sk,c. Bucn and Wo Zen Gloves.
Cashm srs a SGxolJ w solea Tide: Garments Re
Cali and zee st
NOAH WALKER cos
S6a Pa. av., Browns Hotel Holdings
N. b. 4 fine assortment OF BOYS CLOTHING
always on hand. j,nS div
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V'HE BILLS OF ALL MY CUSTOMERS

THE BILLS OF ALL MY CUSTOMERS
! will he made of up To this date and will be rem
dered within tho next week The unusually warm
weather having shortened my ash sales yer, mate-
rIay shali DO obliged to collect nearly every dol
lar due TO meet my pressing liabilities. TRUST
that all may respond to this call by paying some
portion OF their b Is if they cannot the whole.
To those whose bills have been standing over SIX
months would say If they wish tn settle them with
they must do so previous to sth February, after
which time they will he IN the hands nf an officer to
ma ke the money. +. l.. MOORE,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
jan ~ 81 nth street, between ID and r..
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HVHho w EbB,
lst Sergeant Co. !, e -ond Infantry.

A REMOVAL AND APPorSrNsyr-We learn
that Mr.. Justice Grier, Of the Supreme Court
OF the United States has removed Geo Pitt,
Esq, from the Clerkship of his Court. Some
months ago we heard of efforts being made to
induce Mr. Pitt to resign his Office to make
room for the appointment of a Mr. Smith, of
Philadelphia, son-in-law of Judge Grier in
his stead. But Mr.. Pitt is understood to have
been stiff necked to the extent of refusing point
blank, to victimize himself for the consumma-
ton of any such family arrangement In the
meanwhile, the manifestation of popular opn-
ion in the District against the use of the clerk
ship of its Circuit Court of the United States
after the family fashion in which it was de.
signed to be used, became so distinct and en-
phatic as that the Judge was compelled to
abandon the idea. Yet he has removed Mr.
Pitt and appointed Judge Parsons, or Par
lsh, or somebody else from Pittsburg. If the
ip-law failed to get the place, the father.
In-law has at least got satisfaction out of Mr..
Pitt, we presume, for failing to he tractable in
the premises. 80 the world wags
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n LIST OF LETTERS
AsEmAlNING in the Post Once. Washington

tOroefeoto be inserted in the EVENING stan, 10
osns tne newspape- having the largest CIRCULATION Of
my aSlIy paper published in Washington
III Persons applying for letters m the following
"St' VIII please SAY they are ADvFRTIsFb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

IL The Augusta (Ga.) Dispatch suggests that
as the word telegram is objected to as illepit.
innate, that "wiregram" would be very ammo.
pirate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30
re Dan SAINT re.
COMMITTEE.

PROF. Il. w. NUMBER takes great pleasure IN
anavunylns 10 has friends. psirons and the n
public, that has SlNth SolTee will take plaoe st ~
NESDAY EVENING, Feb. Sd, lSss, al ska1A
O'clock precisely.
The i.anceTs. Polk, and other Quairil,es wall he
iuoed "A The courss Of the evening. All those
Who have never seen the original lanceTs Quadre
snnuId fail avail themselves of this opporiu-
niy. " eotd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF III. w. MUNDER respect fully announces
to his friends and the public generally, that On
hts last quarter Will commence on Tuesday ~
afternoon, Feb. I'd, 1858. All those who desire 90
10 be prepared for the exhibition are earnestly tIS
solicited to JON as soon az pOssIble The arranre
ment Of Fancy Dances will take place hmm ed ately.
The programme for this seasO on will be entirely
new. and lar excel any ever offered 10 the public
Parents who desire to see their children easy and
graceful IN their carriage, should not fail to emf
them very soon.
Gentlemen's Glasses on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. as usral. from ~ until 91s O'Clock.
inns A
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COMMUNICATT

lCoMMUNICATFD.
The NEw CoDE.-A writer over the sion,,nre
of "For It, In your paper of the 23d inst seems
TO infer that majority Of the voters of the Dis
trlct will be found to he opposed to the New
Code. The inference can scarcely DE considered
lair, az the persons he refers to- even II so oppos
"a constitute hut comparatively small portion
OF The community Perhaps he judges from the
""nhoer OF communications which have appear
~ me star; ia opposition to the Code-ind-
Of .n, .aa' 'he or position comes from a number
fanIt To- ii ~, the inference Is equally az
fen ~ iot most OF them appear to have been writ
no.i,}oO e person, and therefore most OF the on
p nh comes from only one ,ourc. Before
'.,h aSng SO much importance to this one per,on
no wires so many commuuca.ions ~ ni,ybf
wei LOT For lt' To inquire into ,be comss Of
nv nosthty. HIS persevefing and relentless an.
Posltlon I" the COde--showinp ,s ~ -. ~
gree 81 concern aud solicitudp in the go a
WINCH J. Ia diy attributable 10 any o,dj,n, w W.
'"reSt which fren generally re! on SCI -.
$! 'ns, su{gests the inquiry, Wlence and W..
IcE ceaS-iess npposition9 is he an Old resiJ -
among Us, deeply in crested Ia the common WI
Ia,e, eminent for bis experience and capa'l of
enilghtenne US as TO our true interests or is h.
really ird'h"rent TO the Code, but opposed to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

NEIODEON,
Nl Pa. AvENUE, NEAR TENTH STREET.
j. w.LANDIs' CELEBRATED BURLESQVE
OPERA TROUPE,
COMPRISING TWELVE STAR Performers,
Perform
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
as above, with
NEW SONGS,
NEW SAYINGS,
NEW BTRLEsQUEs.
NEw DANCES.
AMI most
LAIGhABI.E COMIC PANTOMINES.
Change Of Programme nightly.
Admission % cents. Orchestra seats sre reserved
i"r ladies' and gentlemen accompanying them.
Doors open at Ga commence At IA.
Jan IL LEE MALLORY, BUSINESS Agent.
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AToDD FELLOWS HALL.

1ASrCONCERT ONE Blythe OLD
FULkS.
FATHER KEMP AND HIS OLD FOLKS
CONCERT TROUPE. from Reading Massarhus-
cts, respectfully announce that they wall give
CONCERTS OF ANCIENT& SACRED MUSIC
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Seventh street, al.ove Pa. avenue.
On SATURDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS.
Jan. D.. and Feh.I,
(Monday baing positively their act NIght.l
Ga Oh night there will he Dreseieda Musical I'm
ter'anmeIt of al entirely origins character. Thst
their musIc ~ Of the highest order, their unpaiH'
leisd succf SIS IN the CITIES Of Boston. WorcesieT.
New York, Phi aielphIa, Baltimore, n e.. perform
Ing To immense audiences, sufficiently ATTEST.
THIRTY-SEFEN PERFORMFRS
COSTUME OF ONE HUNDRED YEARS
AGO,
with an efficient Orchestra
GRANDFArHER FosS will preside at the GREAT
GRANDFATHEK FIDDLE.
Tickets Fifty Cents Ia he hsd At the music stores
and ut the door of the Hall
Comrnence AZ quarter 20 O'CLOCK. jan se-S'
n CLINTON PRICE,
-. The ceebrateo and unrivalled American
AND VOCALIST.
Will appesr NJ the MELoDIoN on
MONDAY EVENING,
in connection with
jan cyst IANDIS' OPERA TROUPE.
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AHusKHKIrs.

T,HE FOURTH GRAND ASSEMBLY OF
i the HBERNIA CLuB viii take ace on "a
MONDAl EvnNlNu. eh. let, 1855, ~ ~
Numbers Hal, corner Of Nth and ID sta, ~
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. admitting q gen La
tleman and ladies'. ,-
ltf COMMITTEE.
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DALI. FOR rHE BENEFIT or THE UR
ID PHAN BOYS

The public respectfully informed that "a
there will lie a Ball gwen az the Washington ~
Assembly Rooms on THURSDAY tNEN-EA
ING, February 4,h, the proceeds of winch ~ elm
to be presented to ~. JnsePh's Male Orphan Asy-
ium.
Professor EsPIta's celebrated hand az music has
been en-. AGED f"r the occasion.
Confectionery and refres hmpnis furnished 10y oLe
of the mort DsTlenced caterers Of the city.
An efficient police hiss been engaged, and the very
best order wall he pTeyeryed.
Tickets 81; tn be had ofthe managers and 81 the
principal book and music stores.
iT- Positively Go tickets wall he sold az the door.
MnHaRsTs.
Jsmes e.. Herrett, Francis Mohun,
William y. Dove, john q. Fitzpatrick.
John r. Cuyle, Thomas j Fisher,
Walter IeEop, Joseph r. Brown,
James r. Hairay, John r. Ellis,
r Ichsrd III. ClaTk, X. Il. Iaskey.
Hudson 1ay lor, William ii. Ward.
4 Al
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codifers. or either of them, on some personal
grounds? 1.-THE former, his remarks are entitled
to all respect and consideration: If the latter his
opposition loses all its force, and the latter is
rendered very probable by his Pe'''nacious nos
tility.
Note.-There is no more reason why the
writer Of this communication should attribute
all the communications against the Code We
have published to the pen of a single writer
than all we have published in its favor also to
the pen of a single writer.-ED.
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-. SELITE AGENCY, Dec. TO, IcJT.
IneIe has been considerable excitement among
the Indians at this Agency for The last six O.!
eight days. The war dance and the war whoop
can be heard at all times, day aud night shoot.
ing arrows into our houses and burning our
fences are the strongest indications have seen
OF their hostile intentions, and it is to be feared
they Will make an effort to burn our house, and
Kill what few there are of us at the Agency
superintendent General Nesmith writes:
IL tremble for Metcalf's safety, and shall mot
be surprised to hear any day OF his massacre
Things look squally at the Seitz."
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
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INDIAN H'srILITIEs. The following is an
extract of letter from K. B. Mctcalf. Esq,
Indian Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

0C+tECTURE.-Re Il. r. BROOKE, { Raltt
ID more, will deliver lecture for the benz ut of
the Ladies Mite Society IN the McKendr rec .ha pei.
Massachusetts avenue, between rh md lofh st..,
next TUESDAY EVENING. February ID, At Il
q iOck. on the sul ject OF The tuIure Earth"
Tickets % cents To be Lad tie residence, of j. e.
on the evening of he lecture. ian $751;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-30

NO fICE.-The Rev. Mason NoEI u. =
AS N.thapaiD, having Just returned fCO a an
absence OF "a IN The Mediterranean AMI rom
tyterlsn Church TO MORROW Sunday Eve
MING, at "a o'clock subject: Scenes at and nesr
Jerusalem The public are cordially invited to at
tend.