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Tie clipper sh4D Polyn-si4. Chartered 20 load a. Bakers Island.
brxD=-et 20 IzAse san E=acGsco Tor this part about re
@O-s 20 2Sts JEiy-4l= h=-e A1x- ST. 70 s.h-
A=etSa7 o4rk-nti1= Jenny Pod, Moore. .tfh cargo Of Lander
IRAN k0r- TOsls-lt- EIi De doe after August J.
Harlan sug May ELe1, B=Gas=;, l.Oa Portland. o. 7. -u
b due amer August
Az sap KAiusA- BaH4-ti, sailed foa Bossoa May ls;h, With
-4soEte- cargo - 9. Brewer & CO.
Az lark C0l-t. smith. you'd ezv- =au Fzuclscs az thls pr
About Juiy 25-Lg- a.. 10 = Is.
Ea- carC z ". Nr1d. Gh-rxeu. fu@E1 saI-d FROM Fr=szeu
ART z, zltE csrss - H. H@<NEI \ CO-due AK. IJ-h
t5Nh
4 3 N-,salP Csypso. N5alr-sor, s4lsd from P2z4nA "a
Tahiti ar tbs por-
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T '

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED To THE ES-
~ TATE q John Il. LCri- deceased. aur requested 10 settle
Immediately with the undersigned. And AL p-rs1us having
demands aEzils: tAe Es-als vii please present them without
delay RICHARD b NEVILLE.
WM- B. WRIGHT
Honolulu. July 25. 1850. f2IE-IuN Executors.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

TIE SHIP BLACK SEA"-In q previous issue,
1e reported that t-.= So had teen forced 70 r1t into
sydney b the as -si. re aave received letters
~ra-s;iuZ 70 the accident, which state g" Oar ship.
which has hitherto been very tight. commenced Leak
ing ca sunday Jaa. -, the ta.r,is;a day cut from
Honolulu. Tie cl-sz 4 the leak lls Do; beeu dis
covered. and i : probably il tie ~ and near the
kee- FEB. 81, the -esE Increasing. the crew came
a.; in 3 BODY, AM refused duty, uu.sss the captain
should put into some part FOR repairs. They were
unwilling 70 proceed, in the present condition q the
ship, around CAPE Horn. The Car;ain bai been
he=ra,iuZ what course 70 take 20 the las; day O. two.
but this decided him, and the ship was put about
healing north, 70 get out % the vsria5,es as soon as
possible, and then steer Tor Tahiti or Sydney. Three
ports were open 70 his choice. VALPARAISO, Tahiti,
and Sydney. The first it would be hazardous to at
tempt TO reach win the prevailing head-Einds aud
rough weather q the coast: Tahiti could have been
reached soonest, bu; in c1.e the ship were con-
demned there, little hope was left Of getting the
cargo CT passengers on without much delay. He
therefore decided u 70 into Sydney. a. a6oriing the
best facilities for repairs. and for getting his cargo
On IN case Of the snip being c~-ndemnei. The dis
lance vas 300 miles and with q fair wind most ot
the voyage, hereachei sydney on the p OF March"
A 1.-THE .a;estda,es, April eth, the ship had discharged
her cargo, and goueO On 10 the railway slip FOR eXami-
nation, but the result Of the survey had not trans
pred Il : probable that she vas condemned as
unsea"oTihy; u which case, another vessel would
Chartered to take On the cargo and passengers 10
their destination.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-AUGCsT /.

An bark Yankee. Loyet--
AZ bark ZOe. Bzsh-
British BARK Kzfhle-1, WukIns0a-
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NOTICE

4 LII PER ONS no HAVE C~ONTRACTEI
n c-h,s 70 -h= E-r4-s cf Z. Il Robinson. deceased. pr-yi5u
% -h- l2-h lus-- are requested - settle Immediately Eth Il
U1ier-Eu-d- and an P-ra8s having demands against .he estat
vii please present them without delay ). :. WALkER,
Honolulu. July IS. 1850. El$Iu1 Executor.
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Ships NaIIs.

-. EAR FzAscfsc.--per YsrEee, Tsc1ssIsy. Azg- 3
f7r sTDsET-per Es:hI -, saturday q Egr1sy-
Toz LAzAisA-peT EzE1L today.
Fga E1-A-per Elz-e@. FRIDAY.
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The STEANER-The KTlcue1 returned or Wednes-
day morning from HiIo, having been absent seven
and a half days, Of which she lay in Hlo four and a
half days. During her stay there, her passengers,
a party Of Il foreigners, visited tie crater, and
spent 4 day AID night there, three Of them, more
daring than the rest, sleeping down in the crater
itself On the warm lava crust, exposed to the sui
Phurous blasts. They say they slept, but you might
as soon expect to find a coon asleep in q corufeli.
The party enjoyed the trip much, the steamer work
ing admirably and 10 the satisfaction Of all. In re-
turning, She made the run from Kohala point, under
steam and sail, TO Makee's landing, about 50 miles in
four hours. She brings a good number Of passengers
and freight. She leaves for Kauai on Friday, and
probably for windEsri again On Monday.
The following IS the time made By the steamer
during her trip TO Hilo. From Honolulu TO Lahaina,
a hours, thence t. A4kee's landing, y hours, thence
to Hilo, - hours In returning from HlO to Kohala
point, : hours; from Kohala 70 Makes landing. 4
hours, thence to Laaaina. y hours. From Lahaina
10 Honolulu, 5 hours.
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--r~S - - ~ 49, ~~N---- a. ~-~ -
pond - and Try it, Ethan Spike viii, 10 doubt,
be a good judge Of its quality.
Pr or Tbs L-sz--Auoaz ,hz items OF ;he Appropriation
-l. g reported . n Honorable House q Rep7esea,Aaves BY
- fi-z1cs l1--i-ee- E-s On O. $3.50 t- q LEas house q
b---ea 9: H5zeiul Earo--- one v1-G haze though, tl4: .
c=rll-s the safety AMI acc umodau0n Of every class Of '-e con
sl--eu:s Of uzt Honorable House. would have met With no Cp-
Pasl.soG whatever. &c
The above Is from the Po!yassiaa, and Is a fair spe-
c!nen, Of its dog-in-the- manger barking. 1t knows
as well as any one that the sum named Is insufficient
10 put up s substantial lighthouse, or any structure
more durable than the famous < hiPPogrades' which
formerly graced the harbor entrance. s. long as
$4,000 4 year, Is voted for such 'beacous' as the
P0.yzssiu7 light house. which resembles the light Of
q ,a'lcw-canl.e, 50 long will every class OF our con-
sti,ueuts' have to 80 without the more necessary
Light lover the dark waters Il Honolulu" IN this
view OF the case, the course Of the member from
Makawao" must meet general approval.
HAWAIIAN CoSsuLs-We c~heerfuIly give His Ex-
cellency, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, credi, for
edecting some good by the appointment Of consular
officers abroad. When the ship Black Sea put into
Sydney in distress, she was Immediately visited by
the Hawaiian Consul, Mr.. Williams, and the Hawai-
ian Charge d'Aiairs, Mr.. Charles ST. Julian. who
made themselves acquainted with the ladies on board,
and offered every assistance that they might require,
in case the vessel was condemned. Mr.. ST. Julian
has long maintained q high reputation. wherever he
is known, and the recent expression of kindly senti-
ments aud assistance TO Hawaiiaus will not De soon
forgotten. -
STEAMER TEME-The competition in the coasting
trade has set some of our schooners 10 making quicker
trips than formerly, The Rekauluohi, on her last
trip to Hawaii, was absent but eight days, during
which she went to Kau, and touched as usual at all
the ports along the Kona shore, showing that she can
sail equal 10 the best clipper in the feet.
July 3lsT-Tbe anniversary Of the Restoration Of
the Sovereignty Of the Kingdom. occurred On Tuesday
and passed OF very quietly, with the usual display #
flags, salu;es at noon from Punchbowl and from the
[. :. Sloop of War Leraat. Numerous feas;s among
the native population, during the afternoon, with the
usual amount OF horse racing, closed the events Of
the day. -
EcLEPsE-Accoriing to the aImauacs, a partial
eclipse OF the moon, took place yesterday morning
at four o'clock. -
Al THE OLD SrAsD-Nr. J. F.. Colburu has re-
his old auction stand, in the large building
adjoining Melchers & Co.
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Lrc1r, 'psP-s----Nsy =
t=l-TrzpA.c- Juls :
MAJ =
ADlgsDlE -----.----A1T
sydrsJ, y. : 70. March J.
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EXPORTS.

Fr5n EEzScH Fzfs.EE SEJAL-y-r sI0cp Emma, As. /,
~ sozrxs' Gas. ~ 0ris seal All SHARK OIL
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Fancy Goods
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING

MI. d MxHRS
ESTABLISHED HIMSELF As
hs : N-D-ral Commission and Purchasing Agent. would
respectfully Informs tA= M--naa; ana Pu.Ec Een=-suy = the
AaNaiA1 Islands, tat he : prepared q receive orl-rs for ANY
N->~-tI-'N OF NEEgEAN1-ss- 20 which be XII EV- personal
-u1 street arent-cni IN Promptly attending - 81 8 vs-y low CON-
Nilsson Having u8i- arrangements with Dealer 30 New York.
n : Er-Iarel - send o7iers. however small. Consisting o.
H4r4EaT=' Dry and FAucy Coos, Books. Music, Musical Instru-
F--i, \ snellin1l lupi.ments- Machinery. Carriages, Harness,
Slruijur-, &C. SC. AZ wholesale prices.
He"S received 10 H.lelllu ~ ". Il Dim3ni, vho viii also
receive ami forward arlers.
heEHl-I'ss should arc7-1auy an C-jers. Persons sending
orders EHI please state the rucs by which they wish thsir goods
shipped also If they wish an insurance eIectsi.
REFERS To
= = EvsHsTE Iea7.ui-. g p. JrnD. ". o.. Honolulu,
? L. HANKS 4 Co. II VI. WHr-yET.
Z - HALL. n. PT-v.g mn Uarsf.
one 20 Duane Street. NcE York ZI-Iy
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Ply or -EE L-5z- ch= items OF the Appropriation
ball g. reported . tn Honorable House u RspT>sllalvrs ~
rs FINANCE CIUEIE==. VS. On O. $3.50 for . IElt house Jr
beacon -: Ii1zrU-u Earr-- one El-.G haze n HUshi TIA: =
s-tI=-; ut - s-ifs'il=ut utility AM necessity, one s. nearly con-
c=-ll-E -ls safety anu acc EuoiaU-n 81 every class Of tls con
s---su:s Of hat Honorable House. would have lie; with no cp-
u-,.-u- Ehz-syer Ec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

- Hon. c. j. Faulkner of Va recentIv an
pointed Minister to France and Captain Bart,i,
- "A are 1T W lizards
The friends Of DR. Mackpy i'm this copp,,,.
VIII hear wi 4 pain of the death of his beantif !
Hhu Sitro VIE IL has been hut brief TIM
s'nce his lovely daughter died in italy. '''"'
- rankin J. Orsrson, late city editor of o..
IT. 5une. Las taken an editorial pl,c. ON ~ :,
Y \ Dispatch. Mr.. Williamson. The Dronristn,
aud ed tor, will come to W ash'ngton TO cI.;n w.,
seat CT the Hon. Daniel f.. Sickles
IA Munich letter announces that the Kin,
81 bavaria has Just appointed Baron Leii,iq pra.i
ush' "i the Academy of Science in place nf ths
venerable NJ Tierch, who resigned the Office on
account OF bis grea, age ''' vi
Henry J Raymond. OF the New York Times
writes letter TO the Tribune in which he d..
rhet MS withdrawal from the active service NJ ~
htPubEoan party wSs owing to disaprointnsn,
IN net having been the nomiD-e Of the artr IN,
the United states Senate in 1857 In the Di,r. ~
nr. King. f1"'e u
- remarkable cause is down fer trial At IN.
next HILARY Term sittngs at the Court OF Op,,n.s
Bench. IL is an action brought by a dis,inTufsiaS
divine against 4 celebrated and wealthy final.
member OF the aristocraGy for having propa.-at,t
aIepcrt that, whilst on u visit TO c. Hcuss. h.r
0I1rlcai guest made improper overtur.s to a nice.
--Lerdo" Court CIToNEGr
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u The Buenos Ayres correspondent Of the
New ork Herald, writing on the 10th of Noyeup-
DER states that everything was progressing salts
m:'ofiy after the restoration of peace Urquizs
q, eu "lIn great hrmness and much moderation
nc LAO oe.n officially visited by the diplomatic
aAu consular bodies in the city His army was
being embarked at San Fernando for ho,,a 49,,
although rude and une;tered Hen in ,,en.,,I ,,,o,
did not commit any excuses during tbei, s,,,
One OF the boats of Captain Pages United states
exploring expedition was at Buenos Avrcs t,r
supplies and reported good progress in the survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

FROM CHARLES TOWN. Curious ami SusDtcI
osS Strangers "A Charlestown letter dated Jan
10, says: A stranger. who gave his name a,
Causin and hailing from Charleston :. c, ar
rived in place last hight. From his converse
ton many supposed him TO he a lunatic, DIS he wa,
endeaVoring to secure the services OF several law
yers to prosecute suit for the recovery Of all that
portion OF Virginia lying between the Potomac
and Ohio rivers. Major Green. after an i,yesti,
CATION, determined to lodge him in JAZZ; Upon /;
thorough search case knife hacked into saw
teeth was found between the lining Of bis coat
ana IN one OF his pockets bottle Of Cayenne
pepper.
Oar County Court will meet this morning. and
an investigation will BE- had, which may perhap.
b'lnS some facts to light which will dispel the
oonnts now enveloping the affair Grea, vigilance
continues to be observed in every dpr,rt,Sent y.
our police on account of the attempted escape Of
Cook and Coppic before the execution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

--LATEST FROM HAYTI.-On the 22d Of December
was celebrated, with great solemDity. the first All
nlversarv of the restoration Of the republic
NJ. Toussant and Madon have returned 20
HGyt, having succo ssfu!ly discharged their func-
ti"ns, rs ambassadors to the courts of England
France. and Spain, where they announced TO the
respective goveTnnentsth the establishment Of the
iayten Republic. In England the envoys had
been personally received by the Queen at Buck
inghain palace, and present, by Lord Malrnsbury
lii the presence Of Prince Albert. AZ Paris IN cen
sequence Of the absence of the Emperor in Itaiy
The ENJOYS were received hy Count Walewski Al
Madrid they were recei we'd by Queen Isabella and
Marshal O'Donnell. and were afterwards present
ed to the King. The Queens of England and
Spain. and the Emperor Napoleon had addressed
friendly letters in response to those sent them by
the President of Hayti
News had been received Of the cordial welcome
given by the Pope to NJ. Faub.rt. tie Minister Of
Hayt TO the Court Of Rome. The rcpe granted
NJ faubert private interview
Military and musical instructors fer the Haytien
army had arrived from France
There was some difficulty between the priests
and the peWspapers. 1t was alleged that the &C
\
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

IN rht SENATE, today. Mr.. Douglas called I'D
ais resolution instFucting ihe COMMITTEE on Ter
rtoFles TO report bill to prevent nYasion. bv Il
citizens Of one State agains, those of another. &C.
and u YVES made the special order for Monday
next al : o'clock 49, -i''u's
The special o'der-Mr. Bayard's resolution mn,
10 proceed 10 Lee isatve BUSH .ss before L. cr.,.
lLaloa OF Tue Houss-being taken up it was dis
cussed oy Messrs. Bayard, Mason. Mallory and
Others, In favor of the resolution and by Mr. Fe,.
sehden ana Others against it during whc b d;scus.
sion our report closed
IN THE ousS, after the reading of the jour al
Mr. hnst' Of Ark, moved call Of the House
on winch The yeas and mars were demanded
They resGlted-yeas IO9 navs m. 90 ~. -
for the cali was not sustained.
mt bindman, Of Ark. proceeded 10 aidrss.
the House on the subject Of Organization. The
fact OF their having been here siS W., K, yyi.hu,
being able to effect an Organization orr ~ - ir'
duce investigation Us TO VITO We're responsible for
this state OF things. The common sense Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

" From the French Wes: Indies we have
news dated at Martinique and Guadalupe on the
2g'h Of November. The Introduction of Chinese
iaoorers Into Martinique appeared likely to be
attended with success. \ number who had been
brought rs an experiment had all obtained en-
Pioyment- They were strong young men. showed
1ie'' aptitude Tor the work at which they were
fldceo' ana every confidence was felt that they
would answer much better than The Indian coolies
before tried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

A WICKED LITTLE WOMAN WITH GREEN
SFECs One Rev. MIR. \ s Finch publishes =
cara. In which he says that while attending the
broCkPcrt camp meeting, woman. small in st.-
ture wearing specs, and prepossessing in appear
a!ce, appeared, pursued him in carriage. told
HIM CT her esteem aud how much she was worth
ana induced him to marry her. He consented
';e knot was tied, and she having ompishe his
rum, forsook him, probably TO find another vic
I'm MI / inch says she served two men IN the
sane WAY bcfore; one in Canada and the Other i'm
" iScohsin; the latter in destitute condition he
gives warming that she may not infict similar
Ou;rages gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

AN lNRECoRDED EARTHQUAKE- number Of
Chronicle, that 1T about seven o'clock Oh Sundav
evening. December lth 1859, shock of an earth.
quake WAS very distinctly experienced in th;,
village, and in various parts Of the country. In
was very briefbut phatic-soundinu som.tb;nm
ike the sudden starting and stopping of a wagon
on 4 bridge. or as if me heavy article had fall
len IN the house. II was one Of those prculiar
SncckS mat leave the impression that it mic ht
nave been occaSl oned by hundred minor causes
iiHd II was ONLY after general comparison of
ve"s showed its extent, that the conclusion WAS
formed that It must have been quake of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

ANOTHER DRE3 SCoTT CaSE.-A somewhat In
trrestin. case, brought bv one Virginia Rurn.t,
against resident If HgdSon county in New Ter
y. is noticed fcT trial ~ the present term of the
circuit Court "f the said CoIn'r, ia which, amonp
Other matters, the ght t. will be brcuybt In
question, under the rulings in The celebrated bred
scott case. The rltintif is a fine looking half
and half "olored person. born and brought IN in
me FAMILY OF Coinnodnre Stockton, at Princeton
y. J. Her mother and father were slaves WIZ
!ived and died at Princeton. and the plaintiff IN
this suit seems to be the only surviving one of the
family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

" Wilkes Spirit Of the Times SAYS that the
oe'ung, both in New York and London, is in
favor Of Savers In respect to the champion fight
between him and the Benicla Boy. II is init
mated that Heenan is too lazy sustain the severe
preliminary training, which is by many pugilists
more dreaded than the actual II bt itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

IL In letter TO a GLASGOW friend, Garibaldi
states his reasons for resi- gning his high military
post IN Central Italy. He 'spurned" the present
pol.ncs OF the Italian chiefs, and thought it his
duY 10 leave them to themselves" In leaving
them, however he states that he has not left hi,
country and its sacred cause :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

IL Adyices from Havana are to the 18th I'm st
President Buchanan's message had been received
writer in the Diario newspaper, in reviewing
tbe document, asserts, with some warmth that
spain will never, at least in our day, listen to
proposition for the sal. of Cuba
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

IouNIERTEiT Com Upwards Of one hurd,ed
ao!la5s, bogus coin, mostly 81 pieces, have bern
IN ,he nre place Of an out building near the
marAe' IL was dug out by dog in search of rats
When nrtt discovered by persons present. il wa.
Supposed 10 be good money, contest existed he.
tween The parties in their exertions 10 get IT,,
s,vrfai shares In the spoils We undo rstand IT.
Mayor will inquire into the matter To dav ~
'nOsfA Transcript WIS
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IL The Governor elect, Olden, of New Jersey
was lnauSurated at Trenton on Tuesday. His adj
dress was decisively conservative in tone, coun-
selling the observance of all Federal obligations
however distastsful, and the repression of anti
slavery agitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

II In 'ne Joliet Oil Circuit case WIS tried
last week, in which suit lad been h-ouyb, ,.: 80
Young man named Peter Spanyle- nv I,so,--s
Heirselfnan for the seduction Of his d,iirbts,
Young girl under seventeen years of age of very
piepossessing appearance and manners The inn;
AFTER short absence, returned verdict award NO
the plaintiff IS 100 damages
III The Missouri Legislature adjourned sin.
0e on the 18th. Gov. Stewart iminediatelv Is.
81. Sueu Proclamation calling extra session on
'"ao "iiis ano Other unfinished business
O.. Ipnr Mississippi exchanges chronicle III.
49,, o.. Ole amount of snow The
wnots Ststc seems tn have been covered with IL 70
Latitude Of Natchez WIN" "S TIE
IL There have been heavy falls Of soo,v E.,
several parts of Algeria, thing which has ,nt
happened for more than Is years ~ "o'
4, " important discoveries Of gold. platjna and
TIL have been made in Missouri f''"' 'iu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

" ine New York correspondent cf the Phil,.
delphsa Press, says:
=. r looolhS merchantsa are be-innioD ser.c-sI,
,o ietI Toe influence CT the John R,o,,T "a -!
we nleIc hants OF the South. lam toId h. , vi
connected with pr, minent houses j., a. :" PeIsoHs
t.Sde, II at N some Of them the winter - I
fellsn on fully third, and in other, fill, u
ara 'hat unless something is speedily don -
thtck tls present fevsrish state OF publ, fasIi
ne ,tsuiis 10 the mercantile clssses cannot i6 TX.
p'cVe OF the most disastrous character ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

IL The notorious St Louis breach Of promise
oa'e-Emily Carstang against Henry Shaw-has
been postponed, Oh application of TIE counsel,
until the 5th of March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

H Mr. Gowen. the American contractor for re-
moving the distractions from Sebastopol harbor
has now finished his work with the outer line Of
tHnken vessels, SO that they do not o5struct nayi-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

IL The Alabama Legislature has rushed
through bill requiring all Spiritualiss to pay 4
license Of five hundred dollars before they can
open their circles.
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BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, or a sln-
"a gle gentleman, can be accommodated with
BOARD In private family. where there are mo
children. Enquire at star Office. ia IS St
4 MISS GWHNN'S BOARDING HOUSE
on r. street, between 5th and 6th, cornforiable
fooMs,wIth good Boaid, can he obtained. Terms
moderate. ia 10 axs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

u The Richmond Wing says:-.'We are fire.
f'ehtiY aPPhec to for information to the best
place ci obtaining Virginia cloth, for wearing
apparel SeTerai Of our dealers have disposed of
Remnants aid are, seemingly, unable to repenish
ks, 80 general is the demand in the counties in
ana near which the wooden factories are situated
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~ &C.,, ne houston Telegraph says there were
-, ,h. '. OF Texas during the last cold wrstb,r
- al least forty were under the inhn.n,s
= sol ,, Woen frozen There were also many tbons
"a ca''ie' hogs, and sheep frozen 'o'"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

~ The power of the press in England is illus
frated by the fact that a leader in the London
FINES few weeks since, brought 6 900 ster-
ling 10 charitable asylum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

ia man named King was run out OF Din
"lddie county. Va, on Friday, for talking i'm
Properly to negroes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-19

GJRev. j. =. Jones. Of McKeesport, Pa, has
been dePcsed for immortality. lie couldn't leave
the girls alone