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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST,

Eugene has seventy three persons in her
travelling suite.
Cinnamon in San Francisco are sending
over for their, families.
A SON of Brigham Young runs menage-
rie in Salt Lake City.
The life of the Empress Eugenie has been
insured for $3.50, 900, for the benefit of the
Prince Imperial.
Vincent. the deputy execution of Paris, is
q member Of the society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals. r..-...
During the past year 100000 emigrants,
or over 1000 per day, have landed at Castle
Garden, New York.
1t is rumored that jeff. Davis is to become
president of life insurance company OF
Memphis. and is to reside It fernando,
Miss.
Andrew johnson has been invited by the
Mayor of New York to visit that city and
deliver an address upon the vital questions of
.h rar chinese laborers ''whoiesale retail
and pigtail."
The Mormons are dying out fast. me
as.th rate exceeds that of New York OF i,ew
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

ALARM TWO MILES AND HALF FROM new
"A Iberia the road to Salt Island 90 aeres ptaiRie
land without wood, oil under fence and 6feheA .
houses each two rooms, stable house. kchen sad
other buildings; acres plantedin eane. 16
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10
THE DISTRICT COURT.
NIGGER JURY EMPANNELED.

JUDGE RYAN MAKES SPEECH,
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

TRACT OF LAND IN THE PARISH OF LAYAY.
n ette, miles below H. town o( o(VssnlAeasllla ~
arpents, fronting Bayou Vermilion, woodland suhe
for a sugar plaaiatieaa Oaa ~ purchased at q tsry
reasonable price. -
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

A S5NE. NEW TWO-STORY DWELLING AND
1 good Improvement and Ay aeaes of9n16 b tAe rear
Of ths town OF Franklin bounded 60 ds by the cor
Porataen limits and another side BY the Harding
Road, dwelling hak mile fron lha Vo9ft House, &u4
rees, dewers, sbru66efy, etc. 70
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

Attract OF LAND EIGHT MILES N0RrHWESr,
n Of vemilionsiile, arPents squasa and anot1se S
miles distant from mis- l20 arcents, with woodland Su-
cicnt for the paess Dwcning house with 4 ro>ma
kitchen, cabins. som crib and other ou4heusea For
sale cheap. a
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

ArARN TWO NILES AND a HALF SOUTH.
IA west of New Iberia, IS acres acres undes fns,
aud in cultivation "A dwelling = hy - Aet 8 rupa1
and front gallery, kitchen, ana an neeeary
outhOuses and mill The stock on the plaee win
b sold at reas0nabb f<icess t 39
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

SUGAR OR COTTON FARM IN THE PARISH
"A of st. Landry, u miles from Opelousas 9l6 aRppns
on Ba ou Mallet; 100 srpents heavy tnbes ense for
suRar purposo adelnng tie G6oke. Dwelling - feet
-sa1are rooms and pazloe bs16w seaitb new heick
shimneys corn cib 20 BY . SssG SbaAdIAg 20 b 30
feet all built in 1e00. ~
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

The magazines for the month present the
usual tables Of interesting reading. and lead
ing among these is the Riverside" I" designed
for young readers, but possessing many at
tractive features to mature. readers as we'll.
Messrs. Krull Il Dickey.sNo. lO6 Canal
street. Booksellers snd Stationers, are al
ways supplied with the latest publications.
Those visiting our city will find their store a
pleasant resort, and they may rest assured
ofreosiving prompt aud polite attention.
Yours truly.
TIN LIKINWATER.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-11-10

Nothing since wells were soIdiminutive in
size as to be very properly called "masks;''
but now fashion rushes to the other extreme
and they are as absurdly long ss the others
were short, regular penants. A novelty 10
wells for round hats is long gauze streamer,
at least half yard vide and yard and a
half long. 1t is fastened at the back, aud
may be used 10 cover the face. or passed
round the neck and brought through what is
called the ..hangman's knot"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

The evidence IN the divorce case of Ward vs.
ward, now on trial in New YORK, has mad
some pretty damaging exposures as to dome
TIC morality in the artistic and literary circles
OF the empire city. According 70 the .ffidayit
q the plaintiff, his wife is now and mas been
Tor some time living in open adultery With w.
J. Hennessey, the artist; rhe wife of Fltz Hugh
Ludlow, the writer. Obtained divorce, and is
Low the wife Of Bisrstadt, the artist. living
abroad Mrs. Mcfarland left her husband.
and Is now living with A. ID. Richardson. the
writer while Madame Fletcher, also an ex-
WIFE 10 keeping house Tor and living with
Eugene benson, an artist. This, considering
tnat the disclosures are only the result of inci.
GENITAL mention, may b. regarded as a Or t,y
good batch; and all on account of ..sn,ri,na,
sfinity," sO-called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

After discussion Of the most exhaust We
cnaracter-reminding one in its range and
tnorousnness Of the contests Of years ago De-
tween the Senatorial giants of debate-the
amendment Of the Constitution for the e.tab.
hshnent Of equal suffrage throughout, the
United States has passed the Senate The
measure has been radically changed in the
senate by the amendment Of MI Wilson,
which strikes out all after the enacting clause
IN section l, article Is, aud reads thus -" No
discrimination shall be made in any State
among the citizens of the United States in the
exercise o. the elective franchise, or in the
right to hold office IN any State, ON account of
race, color, nativity, properly, education, or
creed"
This amendment, IL will be seen, establishes
the very largest measure of manhood suffrage,
and guards against possible attempts to
deprive colored citizens of the South of the
right to vote through property or educational
qualifications.
The amendment Of Gov. Morton lin the
shape Of an additional articlel Is as follows:
Article 16. That the second clause first sec
ton, second article, of the Constitution of the
United States shall be amended to read as fol-
lows: Zach State shall appoirf, by a vote Of
the people thereof qualified to vote for repre-
sentanves IN Cor gress, a number of electors
equal 10 the whole number Of Senator'S ana
Representatives 10 which the State NAV b.
entitled in the Congress; but no Senator or
ReprescntatIve holding an office OF trust or
profit under the United States shall be an eector
and the Congress shall have power to prescribe
the manDer IN which such eisctor shall be
chosen by the people.
This amendment, which was finally recon-
sidered and adopted by vote of 81 to 90 af,er
being rejected by a vote of 29 TO -, is a very
proper one as serving to make the mode of
casting the electoral vote uniform IN all the
States. Under this article the electors will be
chosen directly BY the people ana not py Legs.
latures. as has been the cass 4 Florida and
South Carolina
We presume there is no dou bt of the prompt
concurrence BY the House in these amendments,
as prolonged debate may endanger Its passage
this session The Republican party cannon
logically avoid the passage of broad com prs.
hersive suffrage measure, and undoubtedly
this transition Period Is the proper ike TO PIT
II In operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

There can hardly be better evidence OF the
growth ami prosperity OF rhe city than is fur
nished by the rapid and steady increase of n /.
circulation Of THE EVENING STAR. ALWAYS
largely ahead OF all its contemporaries in tins
respec-, there has never been a time.-not even
II the nush and exciting DAYS of the REBELLION
Wnen Us average daily circulation was a i4-s.
Is u IL al present We mention this fact. 10.
only because IL Is gratifying to IA, as N en-
uofsement OF the efforts Of Its present mluags-
nen' 20 MAKE TIE SFAE an indIsp nsab,e arti.
|ie 10 every intelligent person IN the cry, but
because II Is an interesting and importiny MAJ
ter 10 advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
The catholic Church-lts status in tn
United States.

trI rom TIE 81. LOUIS Dtspdtcn.I
On, readers OF every religious denorniu a.iou
who are interested IN the or with Of religion IN
the u Dlted ) ate with nnd below an init of
the status OF the Catholic ch urch-s tacoaghou,
the Union:
The States are divided into seven provinces
each cover aed by an arch oi shop, RESISTED nv
his associate prelat-s, Of whom the nisha.t :.
tie Archbishop Of Baltimore, NJ IS, R-y. Mar
The province Of Baltimore extends over H.
District Of Columbia and the States of M4ry
land, Pennsyiyania, Delaware, Virginia.
Norin ana Sostn Caroiina, Georgia and the
eastern section Of Florida, and numbers thir-
teen dioceses governed BY as many bishops
Ine province OF Cincinnati Is under Arch
bishop John b Purcell, the oldest prelate in
the United s ates, and includes the St,rss of
lndlaLa- Michigan and Kentucky, al yided into
nine dioceses. with as many bishops
Inc province of New Orleans comes next in
rsnkmg order. Ii is under Archbishop DIN,
and includes the States of Alabama. Miss
lssiPpi, Texas and Arkansas, making six do
cesrs, with a bishop in each
The province Of New York is governed by
successor of the late Arch bishop Hughes 1t
extends over the STATES Of New York aud New
Jersey and the New England States, and III
clndes ter 'oceses and bishops
The province of Greg N 10 under Arch ishop
Francis N. Blanchet and mum hers n We bish ,ps
and dioceses situated in Vancouy-r's Island,
Idaho and British COLUMBIA.
The province of st. Louis 10 governed nv
Archbishop Peter Richard Ken rick, the brother
of he late distinguished Archbishop OF BaI,i-
more. Ii includes Missouri, Tennessee. Ill
nois, Wisconsin. Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska
Minnesota, Dako,ah, New Mexico Colorad ,,
Arizona and the Indian Territory with fifteen
bishops.
The province of San Francisco embraces ,hs
States OF California and Nevada, and all the
territory east II the Rio colorado. L. Is gov
eTned by Archbishop Joseph 5. Alemany, with
two associate bishops.
There are seven archbishops and forty e ght
bishops, with four mitred abbots, aud three
dioceses whose prelates have recently died,
and are for ths time governed by administra-
tors. There are also three thousand one hun
cred Aud eighty-three Catholic priests.
During the past year the mortuary list Inclu-
ded three bishops, forty nine priests and thirty
seven members OF religious orders, men and
women. There are 1888 regularly built
churches, not including chapels or mission
houses. 90 hospitals. 326 orphan asyIums, and
the other buildings used as colleges, onyents
seyninaries and other institutions, about I,9U
The Catholic popu:ation is about three million
eight hundred thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
s~Dark hair is now the rage in Paris.

- JAIN uoit ~ now tac rage In Paris.
~KeroseEs has taken the place of yirrioI for
throwing on ladies' dresses.
s|failadelphia is to have splendid colored
n CINCINNATI papers are asking il the con :
ing man will eat pork.
~ hartford companies receixed a. 600 ,,ao
las 80 Tor IRE insurance premiums alone.
heop s.Irts are now entirely discarde1
- Michigan is getting 70 he tae Mece O,
SpIrftrslism.
- San Francisco is having n nev sh,n Anil,
as rvai to the Great Eastern
0ln Texas the Castor Bean ~ q ,srr. AND
proh'aoie crop and the cultivation eyerv yea
Increasing.
eTIn The new san Francisco tbea,r. 80,
seat bes q baf-box, 10 prevent disssree,hl.
reighbors from making use OF head coyerInrs
fer spittoops.
eSA nsa ia Cineinns.i adyertisas for a
s'"a'iOR Work not so much 81 object as
cd Vsgts."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

Inc New York San hopes the French At
iantic Cable will not be allowed to land ON our
SHORES, because Its shares are largely owned bv
men VINO actively sympathized with the south
curing TIE rebellion This Is very much az IL
. man should decline being saved from drown
ing by person who had once done him seriou,
injury. To be sure. being in the clutches OF a
monopoly isn't quite as bad as losing ones life.
Out me principle involvedi is precisely the same
Being interested In the stock of the old corr
pany might, however, make some differencs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

The difficulties in regard 10 Oak Hill Gene.
terry recall 10 mind the fact that the first bu r,ai
mentioned in tile old testament is that of Ssran.
the wife OF Abraham period OF two tncus and
years after the death of Abel. The scriptures
seem TO be silent as to the disposition OF Toe
bodies OF the dead prior TO the burial OF Sarah.
the record generally ending, as In Adams case.
win the words and he died ;" Another curious
Circumstance IN connection with this case IS
the fact that the purchase by Abraham of he
nesd OF Machpelah, containing the cave in
which his wife was buried, Is the a -st recorded
instance OF the legal conveyance OF real state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP conp.s,

The swift and substantial Steamers L. g.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, win
run regularly, during the winter GASHA
TSIse.; between MEN EDu YoRK s.s.ezs
and GEoRGETOWN. ~ follow: ioN'
Leave New York from Pier 3s, East River
every SAT CRDAl Norfolk, MONDAYS srriviI
st le1andris and Georselown TUESDAYS wig
- ihetnInlngzLeaye Georgetowa. foot OF High Or
IhSsDAns; Atexantria, FRIDAYS; Norfolk
HOBNINGS NDAh
This Line. connecting At Norfolk with the a..
steamers Of the Merchants and Mech auics' Trar -
portstion Company to and from BOSTON, 10 pre-
pared to take through freight at much re.i1oe,
rates as the usual charge Of DR. ayage aud other en-
0enses through Baltimore is avoided by this route
Freight from Boston should be Construed r. the
care Of I: A. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Norfolk Va
For further information apply 20 JOS. L. GAIT
Agept, Once and Wharf fsot Of Hirh street
Geofgetown; ID. o.; or at0FrICE OF COMPANY
corner New York avenue and Inn st one san are
below Navy Department N
rols-u wTBcmPsoN, Presisen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

OA.rInexx AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&0aUeE e1a
rea sp, =: ss'S.ss z % ss..
are nov rup assoliovs. va:
FOR BALTIMeRz.
and s Use s1's sssa SO -. :: Use fcf so
IC3.ALL wAI STATIONS.
and De-. sn S.,'; ss0'Is s.sdsy. ct and $50 a L.
I.... $50 H "a . p.s 20 r.,. I.
ro = ss sgTERAa
Leave =, . a. n. Snd fa,so. q, $40. aud
L..,. I. . + sos Z w. "a ss Ia 1'ssr.m
r3 "a. AZ. LA. rAsS Es., % TIE az VEST
A, ~ az ~ 1;sSsif f ''.'', ana s''N''' ct :
O. s ssss, |, = s.S No. 40 o,,
aeetisS Il keisy station With trs,ns nom Bald
Q st. e 4. Sss s a' b. Aa .. tn.
s'ssinss0e ssasSe ocs e ~ soas rc 3
Tickets 81 Che avenue once CO. there arrange %
sSs ss and sss n 4.
sd, Ss ss.s.s q "Thronsh Line" 80 ''o'
EWILs0E, Hs.ss. q Ir.a..ors.sios
nOp Sro 8 RoSsTz TIE S.ns ,sif ss ssso'
T,BRcp0A LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
PhnHxNMPIYb6T Rk AND II n
WAsHINsroN, $50.
Trans between WASHINGTON AND MBW
YORK DOW run follow. viz:
FOR NEW YORK, srsfAoss change Of eaSs
Lease daily lexcept Sunday ct z A. M, and
1880 end = 40 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
N : ssss s:i "a. ;sfPetst sunday at A. NJ. "
Lseye for New Iork 1t $40 p. L., and Phils-
slsspiss carr isr New York on $40 r NJ train
daily.
Through tickets to Phtisdelphis, HeV York or
Bsson can be bad at the Station 0mcs q eli hours
In The day. Also, ~ the Company Once. No.
l0S Pennsylvsnis sves1e Passenger 1archssins
tickets q The Avenue once can there arrange %
have thef bA9gA0e called for and checked at their
resdenoe, taken he depot, and put in the baG.
Sc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schsduls bstyeen Washington, Baltimore, An
j. I. WILSON, Master OF Trsnsportatisu.
LIN. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
noS gro. q. kOSNrZ, Agent, WsshinGton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
To Advertisers.-our advertising patron

- Au'erusers'-Our advertising patrons
re requested to send In their favors before
II O'Clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
TEE STAR of the same day, on account of
the pressure Of new. matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
fad ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

"rHB UxIoH PACIFIC Rauxo.n Sw,xn,,
Suen Is the beading given by the New Yors
papers to their articles in regard ~ ,ns 60.
nisnt procurement in that city OF some of the
Donos OF the Company. ASH there hse bee,
only ere sswIndler,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

The Barber of Seville" will be sunx nv ,ha
Tesla Troupe at Metzeror, Hail this exsn,ny
and "Don Pasquale' IL promised fo- 70 me-.
row night. Madame Fanny Nstali Test, vii,
De tne prina donna, assisted BY Mile Oatsris,
Lami, and Signors Tesla, Reina. Susini. ans
Lonni' and Vincenso, under the direction .,
SlKhor Sarti %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
l. OR NOUN yERN ON.

The Steamer ARROW" Captain rhos. Stack.
enth street, DAILY, at IL a e1SINk
VV SneRR1MsSs exeePted,I for MOUNTasa.zs
ALEXANDRIA, FORr FOorEs FORT WasH
InGT0h; MARSHALL HALL, Ma. and WHIT
nTush; ssLIeturning to the city At p m.
are 10 mount Vernon and return incIudine
Refreshments on board Sh'"o'
Tickets for sale at ali the nrincinsl uo,.l. AL
at the steamer wharf Ho'e'' ~"
Willard q Botel "a Ne inc my,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

We are authorized to announce that the Pres
ident and Mrs Patterson will give Reception
Tuesday evening, February 18th, and an
other on Tuesday evening. the ID Of March,
commencing, as usual, at eight O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

Rofh branches Of the Baltimore City CouI.-
tbs last evening unanimously passed the rsso-
Iu,ien tendering the hospitaIiaes Of the city &,
ex-President johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW EXPRE LINZ,
BErwEIN PHILADELPHIA,A LExANDRIA,
Va, WASHINGTON. AnD
GEOkGET0WN, DC
Regular sailing day from IA North 49,
y, ne m' Philadelphia, SATURDAY, ef12
From 90 Water street, Georssto~n, wrpNEs
DAY. At D m
freisbt received at any time.
ArDly to hyde q TYLER
IS Water ct georgetown D. e
ii. ELpRIDGE 90
Alexandria Va.
x.x VIM CLYDE 90,
hS-u Ia North Wharves, Philsdelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

NATIONAL THRArRl.-aIxionp win
peesed 10 might and Miss Blanche Grev m, "a.
her nrst appearance this season in "rhe Deat
Shot -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
SECURITY OF THE BOMBS,

h needs no argumaat to show that First NJ ort.
gsse Of $76-5O0 per nile upon that Tor long time
must BE- the emily railroad connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States Is PERFECTLY SECURE. The
entire amount Of the mortgage will be about
$4,000 900, and the interest 81 $40 900 per annun
In gold The present currency cost Of this interest
10 less than q 200 per AMMAN while the gross
earnings for the year 1858, from WAY BUSI.
NESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN
700 MILES O1ROAD IN OPERATION, WERE
MORE THAN
FIVE MIIIInH nOUUARS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

NV IVhh AND WASHINGTON sTIAN-
~ ShlP COMPANY.
NEW EXPRESS LINE,
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE RE. 49,,
TWEEN WASHING TON AND &fffM
- NEW YORK 2--Hsss
~ run TWO steamers direct fr N New York to
washington, landing freight at @ street Wbarf
Desmhs NeS 4 ORR every " edBesda az aud ssturS
~ u u Leave q street Wharf Washinct o.,
every Monday AID Thursday ct D. m
Freight received 1T oil hours and forwarded AZ
&c BOUGHTON, Agent. G-street Wharf
Mashineton: HYDE TAILOR. Agents. 90
wier street, Georsetovn; n. ILDRIDGE q 90 .
hserm hlexsndris, Va; JAMES HAND, Agent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

~An the lottery dealers in New Orleans
are eujcined not to pur ue their business and
there is great excitement in that city in conse-
QueDCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

1RrIIIzERs.
Forty tons pure ar d Genuine ROWE DUST NADIA
Of my mill warrant I'd the purest lot In the District
BAU9H'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
ASDBEW GOES SUPER PHOSPHATE or
EI0H,
OAR EveRpE ISLAND GUANo.
MEXICAN 0UAQO,
FISH GUAN0.
A lot ADuLTERArED PERUVIAN GuANo
Railroad and Lever Horte Powers and Thresbers
MOVING AND REAPIHG MACHINES,
DR0PPgES And SELF-RAKERS
Also,
Hxtyss for all kinds 81 REAPDRa AND NOW
.plsments.
HAY PRLSeES go
PORTABLE HOR0Es,
OULTIvAr0Rs OF all kinds
FARN CARTS,
WHEEL CpLTIvAT0R3,
WHEEL HORS1. RlKES,
CIDER MILLS,
GARDEN AND PlBLD n EDS
&C., &C., &C., &C.. 40.
J p BARTHOLOw.
s3s eEvEHTH STREET,
Below Penpsylvsnis avenue.
okEkH WILLIAMS, Asets. feI0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
PAYABLE In GOLD.

uchsscurities ere generally valuable In proper
ton to the length 81 Tine they have to run. fae
lenesst sax per cent. eald Interest bonds Of the
United States 1.-THE 81 viii be due in n years
and they are worth IL. If they had 50 years to
run, they would stand 1t not less than rs A
perfectly safe First Mortgage Bend Nike the Union
Paci0e should spproaeA this rats. The demand
for European investn snt 10 already considerable,
and en- the completios Of the work will doubtless
caIxy the price 70 q large premiun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
BALLS, PARTIES. a..

a GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BAJL, Tr-
a dsrea by the citizens OF - l- ait etoa q q.
the conductors g the 9Th str 4 v flr1ar n
mho were relieved from duty RebrlIsrV ist N
ne bel 70 take place ~" 10th q tsbrls-g -
Tickets 81. admittIp- s.ut mn ~. I.4ss
MAJOR Richards Gen San F,s.,,-
Robert Bal, n s.r,io
capt :. Gedney. Capt Tom st,~i re
Thomas FAv Tb.-,s, M 9faIa '.o-
Lieut. johnson, Peer N II -.
IA Bosxeh. Can't n d -,
Col James Davis, Cd ~
Mayor bite. V n r.
vii lam lAskey, yustic, N-ita
John Bird. can't Z. =
q. W. Wright, David ii ,l..,,t
feg "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10

TB1 ENTIRE STOCK or BOOT AND SHOES
OF HOWELL co ct the corner 49,
of7th and streets, will be closed out at
s1St,on IN few days. OF which doe notice
WILDE given. w. WALL 4 co,
Ie ~ Auetioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-10
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES,


IN BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT ~ Co UwBrs.ss
At the City Of MaShIngt, a, on be sSa day az
JanuaD, 1873. The undersigned herr by ives
notice 81 his arIointnl, Ut a. signee OF o.
WILLIAMS in the city Of v ashingtnu within
sasf District. who has been al A. ICED a RarE.upt
upon his own petition. b. the supreme Court q
said District.
GEO. MASON t.to-r-rv a. Law
a2.-laW3w an TAI sier.s
Is BANkRUPTCb,
Il DISTr -r- o. UNHfa a.
At the City 81 Washington - .... = ! aay a y.a-
cary. lse; The undersig ed bereb, gives n0fica
oi his appointment a. Assi nee 81 N nsEs NAILS.
M, m the City Of VAST ~fOn.w hin .aid DIs-
trict who has beer siJldged a ] snkrzpt upon
sis Oh petition b tAe supreme rlrt OF aid
District GEO. MASoE-. attorr atLsV
% lav3w cfty ds . AsSierea
DIsTRO &C lUNBTA. -
AZ the City Of W ashington, ne. n day OF Ian
uary. 1853. The uDdersigner lerel give. n1fioe
- %. appointment as asenee a sAROUs
District, who has been q adecC a B.. .rurf anon
trict. GRO = M. 1919 '''
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