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NOTICE TO cRrprroRs

ottce ts hereby given 20 all persons
4 having claims against tho estate Of O. o. Good
rich deceased, to present the same with tha proper
Vouchers. within ten months from this date TO The
undersigned al hrs ofce In tho Court House In Oro
viile. or thu same will be forever barred
w. w. HOBART,
Executor of said Estate
oroyillc, March lat, lsss--Sod
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LEG AL NOTICES.
Notice Of apple alton for Pardon.

Notice OF apple alton for Pardon.
THNO The Hon. Thomas Wells, County
u Judge OF Bate county. State Of California and
T. " IL rTis District Attorney, lake notice: I shall
apply 10 the Hon John u. Weller, Governor of m.
state OF California, for the ParIoa of Charles Scher
'ner, who wn convicted at the Aprii term 1853 of
the Court of Sessions IN and Tor uttc County, of the
criiro Of assault To commit mtr ter an ssntenesd L,
the State prison for the term OF ono ear.
FRANCIS PETER.
0roville, May LIST, 1858.
hereby acknowledge service OF the foregoing by
cory. TdoS WELLS.
County Judge, Butte County.
Z. II HARRIS.
Oroville, May l. 1875. District Atosnsr.
ArttsF The tor going true copy Of the ori ,inal
notice of application for pardon ofCharies -chrrmer
filed In my office ou the first Of May, A u 1858.
- Witncs, my hand and the seal of said
/ las Court affixed this lat day OF May A. ID. 1853.
- NJ n. lRRACi, County Clerk.
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NOTICE or DrssoLurroN

oIIuk - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
patasrshlp heretoors oxisliag between ]. p
coisntn AMI z. VI. plrri igs ua,ier ths name and
slsis = ',senn aai Co.. "a TINS business OF retail
tAS ~ spss u me ttwn OF Drovilie lutte county
C-l~'ifa Is sa.a dag dissolved ny mutual consent.
feN a. p, StsGNAN,
n IN. So, =, n fARrNIDSE.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

OlSSoLUTION OF FPARTNERSEIIP
FuNHE PARTNERSHIP HRRErOtoRE EXIST
u Ing botweea l.. Z. Granger aud b. W. Cnees.
man, under the style Of ~ Granger l. CheesIr an
Atioreeys aud Coansellors al Law, is this isy dis
solved BY mutual consent, L. 9. GRANGER.
DIV. CTTESMAN.
oroville, MARCIA -, \. q 1855
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILL APPLY
u 10 the Beard ot Supervisors la and for R,,,ia
~seiy' al their meeting In May next, for a rene wal
ot my hoansS 70 ran Ferry aeros. the Sacramento
hssr ~ iennIass' Landing, Chico Township.
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Notice.

"A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
a against trusting o. +. Lannon on account uf
heyslone harSri, ~ his eJnosction With the sane
nas ocsssd W. II. ARMSTRONG.
oroyilie, April T. lsSs-St
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-rhe aasla4ss of tao Ia . asm of wt,nlesnnn
\ 90 viii b. ssttled by o. y. Coleman A. the earn
saloon, Theatre building, oroville.
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Dissolution Notice

FNHE "a PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
- isting between the undersigned under the firm
ahi style ot Streichenbery Felds In the Cigar and
Iooacco business, Is this day dissolved ty mutual
consent. G SrRiECKENBERG
JACOB FELDE.
Oroylle, April 7th 1855
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
srtps ,nn,.y % cal,,oss'A a. "S,,s County Court.

III the matter of Jacob voyssiorr vs.. His Creditors
N II u II U A E OF AN ORDER
u made b! the lion. rhUs. Wells, Couuty Judge In
and for SAT- County at Chambers, the 2Ith day OF
April, A. %. ls5S. Notice Is hereby given to the
creditors OF tho said Jacob vogelsiorH a petitioner
In Insolvency, 10 be and appear at the Court House
IN said County of BuIte, the nrst Monday In Juue
A. ID. 1905 the same being the hrst day of the next
tern OF said Court and there show cause befors
Judge, IN open Court way ths assignment of said
insolvenrs estate should not te made, and he be
discharged from his debts
~ Witness my nand aud the seal Of said
ss,L. {Couu affixed, this the seth dsy Of April
"A. u. lsSS. NJ. II. DARRACu, Clerk.
=. RosEssAuA, Attorney for petitioner.
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SUM MONS

SUM VA NS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 4
In the District Court OF the 18th ia lcia District
County OF butte.
Joseph q. Alexander
a vs.
Jno. A. RolIings,
Oliver p. Watson, Action brought In the
Allen Ctymer, District Court OF the III,
Mm H. Evans, teenth Judicial District
ohnTss Evaas, | aud tho complaint filed
a. Whreier. fia the c,nnty af u,tla
Vhonas y. Davis, ia tns oin 10 of II tbe pu, riass
Thomas e. Boucher, of said District Court
Diaries uensiey,
j. WATSON,
J.R Wooden, and III
Samuel ]. Hensiey,
rnluE PEOPLE or rHE STATE OF cAIIrop.
y MIA send Grsetins 10 John a. Rolliaxs, Oliver
=. Walsoa' Allen clymsr, wm, Z Evan.. Charlie.
Evans, Y. Wheeier, Thomas v Davis, Thomas "A
bonchsr, Charles iensley, ]. Watson, II. WOODEN,
nnd samuel ]. Hensley You are hereby reoulred
" appear In an action brought against YOU by the
above named plaintiu In ths District Court OF tho
Fitesnth Judicial District, la aud Tor the Comfy of
Butte and 10 answer the Complaint filed thersin IA
copy OF which accompanies this Summens) within
service yoa OF this summons II served within hi.
county; sesved out Of this county, but within this
sadlciai District ~lthn days; II seryei
o. ssls pistriei then within forty days-or Judgment
oy deAut VIII 30 uaken against you. fac said action
= oreagnt 70 OBTAIN judgment and decree ofiora-
ciosare of certain Inlunlure OF MHtgage na iring
asss a. as Y sas as DAY q !ass iss, ssssa,sd oy
Tor The sale OF morgagsi prs descr,bed therein
nud Ne application Of tbs rfecess Of saeh sale 10
the payment u The amount due on the pf5misory
nets dssoribod In said mortgage. together with such
other and further relief In the promises 10 our
n1Ad co0rt may sesm right and proper also costs
81 suit and II you l 70 appear and answer the said
eompl.int - above rslalfed the plainsin viii apply
70 tbs Court for the relief dsmanisi ,herain
Given under my hand hnl tae seal Of the District
->->~> lcpeFl of tho Fistsaflth judicial Dlalricl
{SkAt this i3lh day 81 Arrtl, IN the year 8.
*-~--~ cor Lord una thousand esght ha9AFsa and
kii.A afty<ixnt-
NH. nARE Artf. Gserk
. y. A3kfLx. DEPUTY Clerk. apiT-em
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han. isSsreb. SsAraFo0r, POLAR Asu
- 1parm oii--for sale ~
ccLroN = vrnHRNor
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
la the District Court OF the 18th ia lica District
County OF butte.
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u'IlCRE ARETH0USANDS DIS In this State suncnT
for want Of Scientific medical treatment ~ ~
yon fear I" apply 10 a Physician, because the! s.
been deceived or their friends have been,
OF the dharlatans " infest the community, ara y,
publish themselves ms good physicians, prc'sr,
etc. To all such we unhesitatiDgy reeommepa y,
q Young. ms Physician In wh' m all oan piscssss ~
dlr, CO. lie h a man of emint nt and Pfosss'.. :.
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, aai nd
Who eau sympashise with perons in afctlon' III
staBiiug rs a Physician ard gentleman o." sst
gual anteed--the drst by his medical works ..l
mn hor to their author. and The exisbsnse, ~ 1,
highly suScessful conrse of practice With vns. ~
has been hoaored since his advent In CaiFns,
the latter by his nun patrons ana large e"'"
acquaintances,
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DEMEMBER-Tha rr J. C. youns's ofee :.
IL the treatment ~ Private Diseases. u ~ NV
ier OF Montgomery and California sts, san f'ap''-
KENEMBER-That Dr. Yonng wants 30 psnss pa'..
but those fully capable OF approaching and ~
gushing the services OF n regular. thorohsn M.
physic an, from the paltry urlenrned and HH''
9uack. -,
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the only - .
bred physician advertising TO cure diseases Oh UP
dence
REMEMBER-Thnt DIR Younes remedies ~
treatment are entirely unknown 10 all uihe'I H.
pared from life spent in the crest Ho' pi's ssus
rope: and the nrst in this country, from pa e'''
Gals Imported.
REMEMBER-Thht DR. yoSg gives even
ton TO diseases peculiar TO females.
From the Boston Medical Journ u. .A,,r
Although we ara opposed to the sysie D % Is
tising, for good and sufficient reasons, St u ~ a.
Il but justice to say that DIR. Young ts "e II ,hs
most industrious and indefatigable voiaries ="
medical science In the United States.
C~Yo CURE. 40 PAY-ss IN
his Office is al the oe,nsr Of NcnisomeF. AN
- gil strssis, san Fri aclscu.
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~ LIEf.-Below we publish the certificates of
two oftbe sufferers from the pangs of disease, who,
having recovered from their former health and im-
PEELED by gratitude, make knowntheir cases and
medal agent, and their statements authenticated
by IA Notary Public. Tho demands of society impe-
riou.ly command their publi;ity. and we commend
their perusal to tho attention Of all afflicted:
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CHAS. & W"' R. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
ii A r ID w A RE,
Machines, Agricultural Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for. al.
IL at St. Louis Or Chicago prices, to the trade
OF at retail,
700 kegs nails, (assorted Sizes
45O boxes glass, do
10000 lights sahs, do
30 coils MANILA rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, (large sizes)
5000 # best leather betting, all widths,
100 doz. butchers files,
$50 doz. axes,
100 dog. axe handles,
100 doz. shovels and spades,
6 casks log chains,
$500 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts 4 washers,
% mouse-hole anvils,
20 blacksmith's bellows,
ogethrr with eve,y variety Of platform and
counter scales, carpenters, hacksmith's and
cooper's tools; house building and shelf hard
ware, &C, &C. We have the largest and best
selected stock of goods in Iowa, and are bound
TO sell al the lowest rates. Cali and SEE if We
are not in earnest. No. ?. Union Block.
n35-td Muscatne Iowa.
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

TIrTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Exchange G.s,es.
WI. II. TUTHiLL. Dealer in Exchange.
X. NJ. HOBsON, Cedar County Bank.
Land Agencies.
II. c. pIATT. General Land Agent.
GEO. NlisTLEn, Survey and Land Agent.
Insurance Agency.
WELLS sPICER, Agent OF the Aetna. the Phaaix
the Iowa state Mu.ual. and the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
II. c. pIATT, s.A. BIssELL,
ISO. l.. FYkN. JOHN UIrBFR
SPICER q McCARS. j. ". BAaLEY
Physicians i Surgeons.
J. SMITH, (Roehester.) ". p. CowAN,
Dry Goods. Groceries Etc.
CHARLES swETLANp. General Dealer.
klsEk, CREW d TURNER, do.
J. l.. RAY d Co, do.
l.. CilILDs d Co. Groceries d Wooden Ware
Tailoring.
CAsAD q GILMORE, Manufacturer 4 Dealer
KIsEK, GREW Il TURNER. 10.
I. MAHONl 81 Co, TaiIors Il Cutters
Druggists.
GILBERT d Co. Drugs. Groceries Notions. etc.
RElGART N MCNAMARA, Druggists and Pharma-
ceutists
Miscellaneous.
\. II. TCLLoss, Permanently located Dentist
WIN. BAGLEN, Manufacture and Dealer in Furui-
s. l.. FoTLK, Manufacturer Of Tin Ware
w c. METZ, House Sign and Ornamental Painter
ard er-Hanger.
JNo. II. BiRELfY. Dealer In Lumber
DAN. HsREAss, Meat Market
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o mako hana-UHe orc
PRICES.
Q en- HUMPHREY 4 CAsEBEER.
LEGAL NOTICE.
To William II Scott and John r Seat

LEGAL NOTICE.
To William II Scott and John B. tSc9H.
You will take notice that there Ii now on file in
the Office Of the clerk Of the district court in and
for Cedar County and State of Iowa, petition of
Jasper s. Scott praying the court to decree parti-
ton Of the following lands, to wit:
south part of the southeast quarter of section
No, -four, a. containing 30 acres; and the south
part Of the north east quarter and the southeast
part of lot No. four ~ both in section No three.
(3) containing 81 acres, all in township No seven
tynne, (T91 range No. three CD vest Of 9th D. m !;
and that notice has been issued and returned by
the sheriff endorsed WIN H. Scott and Jno B.
Scott not found" Therefore unless you appear
at the next term Of said court to be held in Tin
ton on the I'd Monday in January, 1858 and de.
fend said cause, partition will he decreed and,
titioners appointed to make partition Of said
lands as the law prescribes.
S. w. YOUNG.
WELLS SPICER, Clerk Dis. Court
Atty tor piaInnn. ser26-3s-4
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& Bs"eroisHt I"st,tHt,on, established By special
demmeat for the relief Of the stck and dtstressed
9Tieted rhh Piratsnt aHd Epidemic diseases.
To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such rs
SPERMAT0RRHEA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENCE. GONoRRIIEA. GLEET. SYPHILIS.
the vice 81 oNANIsM, or SELF ABUSE, &c. &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the receptions pracsed upon the unfortunate vic
Tins of such diseases by Quacks several years d
rected their Consulting Surgeon, rs q CHARITABLE
ACT worthy OF their name. to open Dispensary for
the treatment Of this class Of Diseases in all their forms
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter with description of their condition,
(aEe occupation. habits Of life, tsc.,) and
extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE. 1t IL needless to add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill Of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, review Of the past. feel assured
that their lors In this sphere of benevolent effort
been Of great benefit TO the afflicted. especially the
young and they have resolved to devote themselves,
with renewed zeal to this very important but much dcs-
pissed cause.
just Published Ivy the Association, Report on spcr-
matorrhea- Seminal Weakness. the Vice of onanisn,
Masturhatlon sefAbnse, and other Diseases Of the
sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon. which will
lee sent by mail lin sealed letter enVelope,) FREE OF
CHARGE. on receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report treatment, DR.. GDoRgE Il.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associat 10 n,
Nc South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order q the directors.
EZRA u. HEARTWELL, president.
GEO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50yl
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sSTRAN NOTICE.

ken by Perry Frink, at his residence AZ
Onion Grove in Cedar County. Iowa, on the It'll
aay 81 august, 1857, Light iron grey horse, sup
posed to be years old, white legs and ,rhi,a.
face, and appraised at 500 before AK. uaisley,
Esq. 4 w ypffNc
Upton Oct 10th. 1857 4o3m cIart
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What maintains one vice would
bring up two children DR., Franklin.
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Fl. g. PIATT.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Real Estate Broker and General and
AGENT
Upton, IOWA. 0gice in the Cour, Han O
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A'so-A number of Town Lots in Upton. sAeap
II. G. PiAFf, Agent
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Also-The NV or ofscc. 9, tip. sl,r2w contain.
ing 100 acres.
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STOCK FARM FOR SALE
\ fist quality, No. A" stock farm, contain
ing 3Zo acres.
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M oRTs OF Dry GooDs AT n. YoRK
The total for the four weeks ending
Feb. 18th, is sG,048, 100 less than for the
corresponding period of last year, "a de-
cline Of more than onc-half,) 81 $50, 4O2
less than for February, 1875. The i'm
ports of dry goods at New York from the
commencement of the last fiscal year, July
lst) to Feb. 18th, are s33, III, 763 against
300, 775,463 for the same period Of the
previous year.
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OF ali disease. the treat first cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
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Also-The W hf of Sc or Of Sec. IL. tp s2.r3w
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Prairie Land--The sw Or of See. q, tp 50 4
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Also-The Sc or of ne qr of Sec. "a, tp, 70, RI ".
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NORTHERN LABORERS ARE BUT
SLAVES

The Senator from New York said yes
tcrday that the whole world had abolished
Slavery. Aye, the name, but not the
thing; and all powers of earth cannot
abolish it, God only can do it when he
repeats the fiat, "the poor ye always have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05
Procedures of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, several bills " ere read
for reference, when
Mr.. Bigler introduced resolution for prolong-
Mr.. Houston then announced the decease of
his colleague, Senator p Henderson. OF Texas,
and delivered an appropriate tribute Of respect
to his memory which was closed by his Offering
appropriate resolutions for the occasion
Eulogies on the character Of the lamented de-
ceased were delivered by Senators Davis, Crit
tenden, Reid, Havne, and Seward.
After Mr.. Seward conclu tel the resolutions
were adopted, and Messrs. Bayard, Cameron,
Clay, Wade, Hammond, and Seward were con-
stituted committee to arrange the funeral OBJ
sequies.
On motion Of Mr.. Clay the Senate then ad-
journed.
In THE HOUSE, on motion of Mr.. Stephens, the
Senate bill for the admission of the State of Ore
z IN into The Union was referred to the Commit
tee on Territories.
Mr. Edie moved suspension Of the rules in
to extend, for seven years, the patent of Ed M
ChaHee, for his india rubber improvement; mega
tved-yeaS ~, nays 10.
The report in the case Of Judge w atrous was
postponed until Monday next.
Resolutions in respect Ia the memory of Sena-
tor Henderson, or Texas, Were then received
from the Senate
Mr.. Bryan then delivered a eulogy, and offered
a series Of resolutions, fixing the time for the
| funeral at O'Clock p. IN tomorrow
Mr.. Qn'tman seconded the resolutions, and
made few remarks.
The resolutions were adopted, and the House
adjourned.
fine members were requested to meet In the
Hall Tomorrow at as O'Clock
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATURDAY ................Ju June ), 1858.
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS
The Union, to-day, thinks that the three
quarters of a century of experience and elabo-
rate investigation in regard to the main princi-
PIES which shape the action Of our Government
should be sufficient to authorize permanent
national policy, and inaugurate an era OF ac-
ton. 1t is glad to see that windy themes of
Abolition agitators being removed from Con-
gress, that body is, with alacrity, proceeding to
the dispatch of public business. 1t presses the
Importance of being prepared to meet any de-
mand upon our national energies and resources
that the circumstances surrounding us may
demand, and while not doubling an early disa-
vowal of the Outrages and proffer of satisfac-
ton by the British Government, 1t demands of
Congress, should the offences be continued, such
promptness of action as shall signify the una
nimity Of the people.
The Union, further, pays a tribute to the
memory of Senator Henderson, and notices o
letter from an abolition fanatic.
The editorial columns of the Intelligence
are devoted to news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05
CONGRESSIONAL.
Rhirty.fifth Csngress-First Session.

IH THE SENATE, yesterday, the private calen.
dar occupied the day after our report closed, I'M
til the Senate went into executive session. on the
termi nation Of which it adjourned.
In THE HoUsE. a resolution, introduced by Mr..
stanton, tn copstrue the second section of the act
of February 3, lisa, to continue haIf-pay to GER
tain widows and orphaps in accordance with the
decision of the Court of Claims in the case of
Jane Smith, aud tina. the pensions shall be paid
f'om the 9TH March, ISIS, provided thai no widow
shall be paid pension foe the same time during
which her husband.was living and in the recei pit
of a pension, was agreed to.
The miscellaneous appropriation bill, with
Senate amendments thereto was referred 10 the
Ways and Means Committee.
The House then went into Committee of the
w hole, and considered the private calendar. and
on the Committee rising a number of private
bills were disposed of.
After which the adjournment took place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05

NJ meeting of viryinians was held at the
metropolitan Hotel, New York, on Thursday
evening" and canmitt &c OF fifteen appointed 10
MAKE arrangements to attend the proposed reno
Val oil the reiniirs Of James Monroe from the Sc
cohd street C<netery in New York, to Rich
inond. The Ceremony will take place on the Sd
Oh July. The Fiffy-6 hh regiment will act as
guard oI b. bnor The Virginia Steamship Com
pany will convey the remains, and by order of
the Seer .tary of War the Notifications along the
water Tli salute the corpse as the vessel passes
along $50 g.. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05

A BANK FAILuRE.-The Woodbury. Bank Of
Connecticut, at New Haven, was enjoined on
Thursday, by commissioners, and is to be placed
in the hands of receiver to be wound up. There
will be serious loss to holders of the circuat.
ing notes, but the stock will be total loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

Ill Z WasHIreroy sef.LOn this fifth d.y Of
June. 1883, before personally appeared Joseph r
Crown. Who, being by me- eu,y sworn, dla oppose
Tain emp; oy fnent. he called upon Col. lanes
6. Berret, then City Ppstmaster; ~ procure ms
TO the then ComIniss Ioper of PuhlIc buildings.
Col ReTTst stated that hc could not undeTt Ne 10
AID him nuiess hs would ob'igate himself in advance
to paw him fee Of 8 30 out Of such sssTy az ne
might Obtain to which nc sgreeh, IN case of Ano-
cess: hut did not succeed ia getting any appolnt.
mant. Notwithstanding hIS failure, Mr. Berrct
asked and claimed Of him the sum oil hfty d"iisrs
for has fruItess eff rus IN the case, whIch ne OF
course refused TO pay. . ,,ou,S
Sworn to before me. .,
1t A. ROTH w Ebls. y. y =
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HSSHALL WE ENCnI SAGE THE Bus
LIZ MESS OF LOBBYING FOR PAY To
GET oFFlCE-uDLDERS REuOVED:-Th
is question that should ne asked ~ those in the
employ al tae Government before they cast their
-otes on Monday next. Eo not those " ho vote for
James u. Berret vote to encourage tins business.
Who nekt VIII. he seek TO have removed II p fee Is
offered? IL II casts S50 to hsve Comm ssioaer
rtmoved how much for other officers Give us the
rates OF each.
1t VOTER
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D LIST OF LETTERS
nEMAINlNG in the Post Once. Washington
Ctr. ID. C.. Iuna s. IasQ

COrderedto Be inserted in the EvrNINe SrAR, il
being the newspaper having the circulation OF
any daily paper Published in washnstonl =
H. Persons applying for letters IN the following
list, will please say they are ADVERTISER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05

. py 1t is stated that Kansas has already cost
.ns Government at ths very lowest estimate fifty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-05
sworn To before me. nm

~ OFFICE BROKERAGE.-lt is emf.
X nently worthy If consideration on the part
of persons holding office under the General Gov
eminent. whether IN voting ON Monday next they
WI vote that the bueiness of Brokerage for N oney
in the tread Of thew and rttidTss rs lef
innate and Is TO he endorsed 10y them by rewaId
rg u lii turn with the Ishest Office IN their Giu ia
gr. at part. III VOTER.