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HEREBY give notice to those indebted to by
i book account that duty MY creditors compcls
say to all That give further Indulgence TO
any one, and that all claims due unpaid the
2Jrh Of November will be forthwith collected ny Law
Oc3l-tf }. q. SATTINGER.
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ACADEMY OF yse.sic.

T6IffE undersigned has opened a Academy az Music
z which all Instruments, As Piano. MrlOdeon Ni0-
lin Cisriouet. Plate, Guitar and Singing aud all Brass
Instruments Will be taught at reasonable charges.
Classes viii be opened, not containing more than l2
scholars in each.
Music furnished for Balls, Parties. Parades &C., with
any number Of instruments. at reasonable terms.
particulars inquire at +. Y. GEiGG- Music Store.
iarq-tf & w DENIIAED
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s. p. p AR K Err ,
THC CETY. ILL.,.

yEy.KFs ,hs me,, cd Ct normn the citizens OF Otta
wa and yiciuity bat he is sole agent for G. H.
Geib's new model Piano FoIte, which ne ~ln sen
for less money than any other P'hho % ,ne saine
style and quality be had from any 1ther -ouice
Said Instruments will be warranted for three yshrs.
will be in town sufficiently taks orders and fur
uish Instruments No order viii be considered binding
unless the Instrument is superior, both ia power and
quality of tone, any other maker. To prove what
saw only ask the privilege of furnishing you an tfn
mcnt is correct need not keep
it, One of c. H. Geb's Pianos can he seen AZ hr l. V.
Waternan's. Please call, see, and try ~
win furnish Instruments from any reliable manGiac-
turer upon good terms AS any other
one. il t;eibs does not suit.
Mr. u. Geib, "a brother of G. H. Geib,) who is known
here by some Piano Porte Tuners and
Regulators that there is i'll the country will be here be-
the 20h of August and the 10th OF September.
with whom reliable be made for tuning
REFEREycgs.-True Waterman, and .. II. Buel.
iulS-6mF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-30

III liz Taxpayers O: the Township OF Dayton will take
= notice that the time Of paying taxes is fast hasten
ing 20 close Il deserves immediate attention. /
NAV he found at H.LBERr BE,S CoTToSs Store.
the City Bank Saturday, the 3oih inst. and the
frat FRIDAYS Saturdays of Feb and also all
other times at my residence Buck Greek. in said
,onr.t,5n T ian3OI J.. L. GREEN. con
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$50 E{cW;trsf.

TOLEN from the subscriber, living n the town OF Sc
- rrni. Ia Sale County, Monday evening January
4t ISIS. BRIGHT BAY MAZE, with white iffiT mixed
through the bay, heavy with oa barefoot, te rn'eE
Joint. the hind feet bent nearly the ground, large
wind gals the esnore' joints Said mare had On
when taken. sadie, bride and haltsr-tie saddle -
new, with light skirts and dark seat. The halter
leather head,tali with rope for strap. The mare vas
taken Will. hitcnvl tine serena School H1l-e
The ab'v reward viii b. paid for the mare aud thief,
twenty-five dol ars for the alone, Information
that will lead 10 her recovery.
Address Serena Post Office, La Sale County III,
idu9 DANIEL BLAZE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-30

On q very pretty girls saying to Leigh
Hunt, am very sad you see, he replied,
sob, no; you belong to the other Jewish
sect you are very fair Isee!"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-30
Tar Sale Notice.

Tar Sale Notice
NOTICE is hereby given, all whom it may concern,
~ that at sale of lands and lots for the taxes ana
costs due thereon for the year A. d. $50 held at the
door of the Court House in in the County OF La
Sale and State of Illinois, by the Treasurer OF said
County, on the 18th day of May, A. d. 1870 w. > Eas-
purchased the following described tract. OF land,
situated in said County and that the time oil redemp
tion on tho same will expire in two years from the day
OF said sale n,,. O. ~ -
Ac To arhOn dssd. DescTtptioh' Sec. y X
20 Thomas j. Cox, s~I nsq ~ 81
40 do neg swa 81 9
10 80 swqnwq l 81 g
% do M VIII seq 20 RI 8
o. do iE Ell sh neg 20 83 4
n. G. Murphy, es4 sh out lot 20 sw frq II 80 3
John s. Miller, Lot 3, Block l. Ninawa Add to Peru
Also, at the said sale, the 18th day of May. A. D.
1855 z. Kirwn purchased Lot q, in Block and Lot Z
Block G. Ottawa Centre both OF said Lots assessed
the heirs of A. Balm.
Also, Lot A. Block 49, Ottawa Centre, assessed heirs
of Hayward sad certificates have been assigned to the
subscriber and the time Of redemption the will
expire in two years from this day of said sale.
decl6 WIN s. EASTON.
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STAFF uF iiiiSci>, county o. In SIEs, -
{ This -
certify that the above Inst OF Lots and parts Of Lots
the City Otawa County of La Sale and State Of Hill
nos together with the above motto, OF the intended ap-
pca;ion for Judgment. published IL the OTTAWA fres
Tro6~r weekly newspaper printed az Ottawa, in said
County, the Both day Of January ISIS, being over SIX
days previous the first Monday in March, l-J-; that
the copie. Of said list aud notice correspond
with the number 81 copies Of said paper issued for that
week and shat the said list and notice is literal
Of manuscript copy furnished by the City Collector
of said City of Ottawa, and County Of Ia Sale and
State Illinois WM OSMAN, Publisher.
Dated at OTTAWA nftl
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Notice.

NE alter DAY JaIuaFy, I5-I5,
" sell Goods for
Cash and Garter Only.
All Goods in line of trade shall be , down 10 the
Lowest figure possible. All Wooden Goods now hand
will be sold Groceries Of description
will sell for a nominal advance cost. Those who
any article in the line of Dry Goods Groceries,
Clothing Hardware Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Car
petng &c. &c and have the money to pay for them,
will themselves materially benefited by getting my
pri. before buying elsewhere.
This notice means what it says.
: w
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On hand, packed and used in city, sl,455
As far as we can learn there have been
packed the present season at this point
about $4,000 hogs-which leaves about
q, 0O0 for city use CHI. Press.
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Total, ...... 4S,502 1924 5s,626
The condition of the business during the
season therefore stands thus:
Total receipts of live and dressed
Hogs. 1875 ,0s1
Total Shipments 80, G26
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original To,cn Of 0ttdtra.

STATE or ILLlSOis, County 81 Ia .S1tte, -
City o' OttTlod. ! J. ALBEIT +.
City Collector for the City OF Ottawa, in the County
Sale and OF Illinois do hereby give notice
sl! apply the County Court Of La sale Coun-
y at the March term thereof TO be holden at the Court
House in said County and State the first
Monday March next, for Judgment against the above
described Lots and parts OF Lots for the amount OF tax
and thereon.
The whole when sold will he fifty cents on each
Lot and part OF Lot. ALBERT T. DOW, city COL
City OF Ottawa. Jan. 50th, Is5S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-30

A railroad from Joliet to Plainfeld is be-
Ing projected.
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:; - -. So S.,eudid Philadelphia
1DEAM ALE.

has the Agency for the
l. Sau nd for sale at Chicago prices, including -
freight on each half bb delivered free OF
cts Of the City. Families and Saloon Keepers tnaI
10 have pure article Of Ale for the same price tey
for an inferior one, will please order from the agent
,anas Store, Main ST. Cd door ~est If The Old Y. o.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-30

CULTIVATED Farm, Of 1870 acres. ling the EH OF
a the sEk Of Sec g. and Swk Of swh OF Sec. 3S,
Town 81, Range 1. Terms favorable Enquire OF Clio
49, r~ d.. 0Ss.s EFT. DURFOR,
;;ssnsa avs VIC. pURF0R.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-30
warrant No 15

III IST Of Town Lots, within the limits of the City OF
IL Ottawa, County of La Sale and State of Illinois,
deemed benefited by the curbng and paving the gut
ers and graveng La Sale Street from the south side Of
Main Street to the Canal Bridge, with the of
ney severay assessed thereon, which remain unpaid
Ori0in0Z Torn of Ott1iD1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-30
U1rFGBf No II.

Isl OF Town Lots within tie limit. Of the City Of OF
~ awa- La Sale County, State OF Illinois, dee med
benefited by the curbing paving the cutters aud
graveliTg Main Street from the sideeut to the Fox HI
YER wiz the sums Of moury seyeraly assessed by
Commissioners, which remain unpaid.
Original To,ci. Of Ott,Itrd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-30
the Chicago Pork Trade.

The Pork Trade of Chicago during the
yast week has been active and buoyant
The receipts OF the week have been ?,6i4 !;
but this has no; been sufficient to meet the
demand, and prices have advanced from 25
to 80 cents per 100 lbs. Agents from Bos
ton, Albany and New York are here, ready
to buy up choice lots and ship them East,
and our packers have considerable competi-
tion in making purchases
The receipts of Dressed Hogs have been
light, the mild weather inducing stock-grow
ers to send their Hogs to market on foot,
rather than risk them dressed. The de-
mand for heavy Hogs has been good, but
light Hogs haze been sacrifced--on account
of the falling off in the retail trade.
The following table shows the receipts of
Live and Dressed Hogs from Nov. /. to JAN
uary 81
Dressed Hogs, No. IL ,602
Total live and dressed, .l35, 0sl
Total receipts up to same date last
season, oZ,'oo
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States addition 10 Otta,ea.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, comfy Of La sale,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Comfy Of In Sale,
CITY Of Ottd1nu, % /, ALBERT +.
Dow City Collector for the City of Ottawa in the County
of La Sale and State of Illinois, do hereby give notice
that will apply to the County Court of La Sale County,
the March thereof, be holden a, the Court
House in Ottawa in said County and State, the first
Monday Of March for judgment again the above
described Lots andparts OF Lots for the amount of
and costs thereon.
The whole when sold will he fifty cents on each
Lot and part Of Lot. ALBERT F. DOW, CITY Coll.
City of Ottawa, Jan. 80, 1855.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of La SaNe,
CITY q Ottdsed, This is to
certify that the above list Of Lots and parts Lots
the City of Ottawa, County of La Sale and State of Hi
noi together with the above notice Of the intended
Ilicion for Judgment, published in the Ottawa Free
1|d0er, weekly newspaper printed at Ottawa, in said
County the Both day OF January, ls,s being six
days previous TO the fret Monday in March, SIS; that
the number of copies Of said list and notice
with the number OF copies OF said paper issued for that
week, and that the said list and notice literal copy Of
the manuscript copy furnished by the City Collector Of
said City Of Ottawa and County % La Sale and Of
Illinois. WM. osMAN Publisher.
U.t al Of L.
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For Snle Cheap,

storage
~RAIN received on Storage at the BURR warehouse.
(T Grain taken on account. Give us call.
ian23 oEO. DnAoAO1.
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Warrant No. l6.

warrant No. 10.
IsT OF Lots, within the limits Of the City Of Ottawa,
La Sale County, State OF Illinois, =. deemed benefit
ted by the Crawling Of Ii Sale Street between the Ca
nal Bridge and the Railroad" and the several OF
money assessed by Commissioners, which remain unpaid
Ott,fera North.
In ae1cse Gss'd. Lot B7oct Valation A.sessnst
5oa f n6asy Il % 800 aS5 +
srArE OF ILLINOIS, county NJ la .SIL!1,
Cify n OftIJrd, = i, ALBERT r.
Dow City Collector for the City Ottawa in the County
Of La Sale and State Of Illinois, DO hereby give notice
the March term thereof. be holden tie Court
Monday March next, for Judgment against the above
described Lots and Of Lots for the amount of tax
and cost. thereon.
The whole when sold will be fifty cents each
Lot, and part Of Lot. ALBERT r. DOW, City COL.
City Of Ottawa, Jan. 81, ISIS.
STATE or ILLINOIS, County Of In .SfLie, 60
ctr Of Cftdtrd, This Is to
certify that the above let OF Lots and parts Of Lots in
the City Of Ottawa County of La sale and State Of ILL
nos together with the above notice % the intended APP
TrI6er, weekly newspaper printed At Ottawa, in said
days previous frs; Monday in March, ISIS that
number copies Of said list and notice correspond
copies Of said paper, issued for That
and that the said lis aud notice Is literal copy
the manuscript copy furnished by the City Collector Of
said CRY OF Ottawa and COUNTY Of La Sale and state
Of Illinois. WI. OSiIAN FlJl'shsr.
Dated at Ottawa, Both January, ISIS.
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The following table shows the shipments
Of Hogs for the season:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31

oREsoN.-Further accounts of the Indian trou-
oles In Oregon are given in the letter Of the New
York Times Utah correspondent. News had been
received at the FIathead Catholic Mission from
the missionaries on the Snake River in washino-
ton Territory, giving the Indian side of the story
with report that Col. Steptoe and party under
MS command, marched against the hostile tribes
on tie Columbia River, about the middle of Nav
al the solicitation Of the miners at CalyiIIe who
claimed his protection; but that his guide +,
Nez Perce Indian, treac herously led him seventy
nVe miles out Of the way, directly into the Indian
camp. Colonel StePtoe's party consisted of si.,v
men Thc Colonel and Father Jose, of the Snake
River Mission, attempted to parley with the IT,.
aians, out without effect. A fight ensued. in
which thirty soldiers and three officers w.,s
Killed, and all the animals belonging TO the mar
W were stolen. Father Jose escaped and re-
turned 10 the Ceur d'Alen Mission. which uv..
10 be Immediately evacuated. Intelligence from
another quarter adds that a war party of Ron.
nacks afterwards attacked the Cayuses i'm the,
camp, took from them all the horses which had
been stolen from Col Steptoe's command, and
appropriated several scalps Of whit. men. the
trophies Of the previous fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31

Go The Minnesota Statesman is informed that
about IS Of the Sioux Indians have signihed their
intention to adopt the dress Of their pale-faced
brethren, and pursue agricultural life on their
farms or lands near the Agency, where many of
them have now from five to ten acres under Guilt
Walton. But the greatest step towards civiliza-
ton is in their requesting superintendent Cullen
to bring pair Of shears to their settlement, in
order to cut Of their hair, This all uncivIlized
or half civilized Indians look upon with perfect
adherence UncliPped hair, with the Indian, Is
Just as indispensable as the blanket, and viola
ton Of this usage is forfeiture Of Indian char
acher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31

OCEAN TELEGRAPH TO OUR SOUTHERN ISLANDS
The Boston Bee learns from Dudley r. Cotton,
Esq, prominent merchant of Barbados, that a
movement is on foot there for telegraph COM
munication with the main land II is proposed
to connect with ''the rest Of mankind, at the
nearest point on the Florida coast. The LegisIa-
tive Assembly of Barbados voted an appropria-
lion OF $4,000. The other islands contributed
with equal liberality. The far-seeing sagacity
OF tine English Government will undoubtedly soon
lace together her gulf-possessions with a SUBJ
oceanic cable IL is believed that the project will
De inaugurated practically this autumn or next
spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31

III letterfrOm on board the U. 5. cutter
Cass, lying at South West Pass, low New Or
leans, says two of the crew have Died Of yellow
fever, and seven are now down with u. Lieut..
ID. Bren1ond had been i'll, but had recovered.
Lieut.. w. 6. McGregor, Of the U :. cutter Rob
ert McClelland, lying at the same place, died CT
the fever on the 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31

SAD PIcTURE.-The Cleaveland Plaindealer
Of the 18th gives a pitiable picture Of large
number oflaboring men and their families in that
city. 1t say the monster Destitution is crouching
around their cherries hearthstones and the still
more terrible monster Starvation is knocking at
their doors. At least this is so with SEINE of the
working men. These men are not beggars, nor
loafers, nor sots. Hundreds are seeking work
but cannot fnd any. Was such a thing ever
heard of a. occurring in a slaveholding State OF
che Union!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31

IL The Luthersn ChHtsh in the United
States numbers about 900 commandments,
1900 congregations, and 200 ministers Its
members are found chiefly in the Middle and
Western States, although there are few congre-
cations In New England, and quite consider
able number in Maryland, Virginia, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, and Georgia, also In
Western TEXAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31
Indian intelligence

There Is trouble again with the Navajo I'm.
oi1ns In New Mexico. The officer In command
rOt Denance having demanded from the Ma.
seno enleis the surrender Of an Indian who had
shot servant Of Major Brooks In the yicInitv .,
the or, The chiefs refused The I2tb IN Ann,
was the limit fixed for a Compliance ,xith ~
ofoei, aiter which time hostile measure. 49, -,
be adopted. were 10
The Cherokee Indians are at war with a.. n
mancnes, who have made severe foray. !, 80 40 '
settlements, and had committed variou, a,s. eue
In the Chic kasaw country General Coon, -
started with party Of volunteers to hold
with the Camanches, but could ind none or thss
chiefs to call TO council. VIC
A letter from Major Neighbors, supe,vi.ino
agent Tor Texas Indians, TO the editor OF the Dae
las Herald says that the Indians on the reserves
are Improving In every respect. They have made
me crops amply sufficient for their Subsistence
Tue reserves, he says, are now in more b,aIIhv
condition than ever. f.. IL. Coombs 4. en0aoea
~ tue Government In teaching the young i'm
olans. He Is succeeding wei with his school
as could be expected 'O"o0i
ne enigrant train for California which recent,
iet DSlas, Texas, for the overland journey hy
wsy Oh .ne " Staked Plain" under command ~
M NJ mccullough, has been heard from n
rshknn, opposite FL Paso The comnany h.d
- @ many haIdships, having lost eighty head
OF gooo workbench, but arrived al FrsntIin -,
j, without loss Of life ''uiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31

IDA serious accident occurred on Friday eve
ming, on the Beaver Meadow railroad, near Penn
Haven. The accident was occasioned by the
breaking of frog, in consequences of which the
track of the road spread. A train of about TWEEN
ty-fve cars was completely wrecked, and two
men seriously injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31
81. VINCENT'S SCHOOLS.

The Day Schools attached to st. Vineent's Asy lum
vll resume business on "Wednesday next, isg oI
september. The large addition late II made to the
mouse ahords hne opportunity Of reaJranging the
schools, AND afer the experience Of last they
VII osgln this term with very many ady antages.
There are, IN fac'. three distinct schools nj ~.
xlncents-the Orphans School, the Free School for
dey schoars, and the ray SchOoi. The hrst -, of
COURSE Tor the phan inmates of the Asylum, who,
IN thef discipline and sducston, are under the an
mediate care OF Sisters dstalled for themselves.
Inc second, or Free School, e to meet the wants Of
poor children, whose parents cannot pay, and ell
VINO are thus circumstanced are earnestly pressed
70 SEND their chi dren TO this school. 10 10 entirely
Distinct, but just Is diligently ATTENDED TO as any
other the training and teaching b.lng stretly alike
10 ALL IL the results be not aways what might be
desired, perhaps the irest PLANTATION Of s that
the poor parents caa seldom leave their chr dren
long eno1e st school. The third 10 the Pay School
Inc sistsrs of Charity have PAY School only IN
$40 or the charities required Tor the support of
the orphans In this school II 10 literally true that
me Sisters teach. work, and for the orphans,
g AZ 10 also true that all Who send their children
mere really 20 far contribute 10 support he orphan o.
snd this were not %, the Sisters OF Charity would
not De permitted 10 keep q ray school A that 10
uuy required for the practical purposes OF he. oil
tsst constitutes sound and thorough Engliie eds-
cNtaon, - well Taught IN thla school and in al ITS
oircnmsAnces, Its charitable object Its method Of
caIlvatinE mind and heart, there 10 no more lnie-
fSetmg or more important school for gifs within
the Distr1oe. oombaning, under Q very iudlcioes
mnpASemslt comparatively little expense 90 parents
w,h ial average improvsnsnt Of the children.
-. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union, in view of the accession of Lord
Pslmerston to the proprietorship of the London
Morning Post, treats of the English press.
In another article il pronounces ''rule or ruin,
the policy of the Douglas faction" saying:
1" The Douglas wing have bolted from the reg
ular organization In Minnesota, and made COM
mon cause with the opposition. They have done
the same thing In every Congressional district
in Indiana, and Douglas Democrats are the most
efficient leaders Of the opposition In that State.
They have done 80 In Pennsylvania in every
district where they could not rule; one Of the
districts which they carried presenting the re-
markable instance Of Douglas Democrat (M ont
gomeTy,D after securing the nomination Of the
Democratic Convention, actually offering him.
self As a candidate for the nomination of the
Black Republican Convention in the same dis
trict In New Jersey, also, the Douglas Demo-
Gratis bolt or refuse to support the Democratic
organization, where they are unable to control
1t; and in the few districts in New York where
there are Douglas aspirants to Congress, they
make bold and audacious dash for the nomina-
ton Of the Black Republicans or of fusion of
which their wing forms a component part"
The Union further, in noticing q primary
election in the Berks District of Pennsylvania,
for the delegates to a Democratic Congressional
Convention, says:
THE canvass seems to have turned upon the
MONTH aiieH Of Hon, J. Clancy Jones for Te-elec-
tion and tie result assures US Of his re- nom ma
ton. In ReadlG, the friends of Mr.. Jones have
5oS majority, and es-, y township OF the county,
so far as heard from, hss given him a majority
Strenuous Efforts were maze to defeat him, but
without success. The convection will be held
some time during the present week MIR. JoDes's
nomination was expected by the vhole county,
and we rejoice that this expectation - about to
be realized -
The LHtetLgeHcsr replies to the Albeoy Eue-
ming Journal, which proposes to exemp, Kan
sas from the operation of any law requiring 3
population Of 81, 900 as condition precedent"
to the admission of State into the ConfederacY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31

III The Common Council OF New,,l
10 pay for any cable celebration 'eiuSe
W First message sent by the Atlantic Tai.
snPn.-From America to Dear Old Punch .
rnneh' my boy. let's liquor"
IL An Irish painter announced to an Iri,h
representation Of "pesth as large As lie A'S :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-31

NorIcE.-Many accounts due the Star once by
persons in Maryland have been placed In the
hands of Mr.. w. C. Lipscomb, for collection,
who is authorized to collect snd receipt for those
of its bills he may present to our debtors.