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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-09-07
From the Cincinnati Commercial
THE NASBY PAPER
Mr.. Nasty Relates Whv He Joined The ne.
mocTacy.

mocracy.
SAINT ; REST, { which is in the Stait nv
August 20, 1865.
WIZ born NHt- Nv parents wuz
member OF that part leastways my
9other WIZ. and she all did the votin,
llowIn nv father, nv C. rse. 70 90 thro
&c manual labor uv ca, in the ballot, in
.efcrence to the lawe nv the country.
hjch does not perr females or niesers
ow much irtelleck
they may hev in en-
In all probability shood hey east nv
lot with that party he'd not a incident
occurred, in my boyhood DAYS, which
satisfied me that the Dimocrisy wuz nv
approprit and natural abiding place. 1t
wuZ in this wise
In playful mood. wun mite, l bustid
open 4 grosery, and appropriated. ez
jest, what loose change ther wuz in the
drawer, [ alars In these degenerit days
nv paper currency, the enterprisin theef
hez to steel ut 40 per sent discount. J and
sich other notions ez struck nv boyish
fancy. lindooSt a nigger boy, sumwhat
younger than myself, to aid me- and when
we he'd hagged the game, l, feelin in my
pride, ez wnn hevin the proud Anglos
Sacksunm blood coursin toomulchusly
81
hez since made law, to-wit: that the
nigger hez no rites which the white man
is bound to respeck, whaled him till he
resigned the entire proceeds NV the
speckulashen to me- The degraded
wretch. devoid NV every principle nv
honor, blowed on me, and we wuz both
arrcstid.
The JusfiSe az tie Pease scuz u Wig !
sentenst ME. one of his own race one
his own coler! one NV his own blood NV
his own parentige, to impairment for
THIRTY DAYS on bread and water, and
the nigger to only ten, on the ground
that | wuz the cheef offender,
Ny mother begged and prayed, with
teers a stremin down her venerable
checks faster than she could wipe EN- up
with her gingum apern, that the arrange
ment might he reyersed-the nigger the
30 and | the lo, but no, Cold ez a stun,
inhcNible eZ iron, bludlis ez turnip, |
was inkarscratid and stayed my time.
SullenlY | emerged from them walls,
on the evening nv the 30th day, a changed
indiyUoel. i-iftin my hands heven,
vowed vows, to wit:
/. That l wood devote my life to the
work nv redoosin the African to his no
NAL spccr.
=. That | would adopt n perfeshen in
which / Good steel without beiu haul ed
up fer it.
). That the waiter / he'd consoom ed
while in doorance vile, wuz the last tina,
wood ever find its way, undilooted, into
my stumlck.
Hentz, tined the Dimocrisy and who
ever eggsamines my record, will find tina
l HEv KEEP NY oATHs
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
Lait Paster NV the Church NV New Dis
penSaShun. "a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-09-07
Franklin Pierce to jeff. Davis.

In January, 1860, ex-President Pierce
wrote to JEFF Davis the following Demo
cratic sentiments:
ssWithout discussing the right OF ab-
stract power TO secede. / have never be
Eeved that actual disruption Of the Union
can occur without blood and If, through
the madness of Northern abolitionisn.
that dire calamity must come, the tight
ing will not be along Mason and Dixon 5
line merely 1t will be within our own
borders, in our streets, between the two
classes OF citizens TO whom I have re
ferred Those who defy law and scout
constitutional obligations will, if we ever
reach the arbitrament of arms, find occu-
patton enough at home.
The spirit breathed in this traitorous
letter cropped out in the organization OF
Copperhead conspiraeies. chief of which
were the organization of the Sons of Lib
ertv, AMI the American knights. The
great riot in New York was the princi
pal forcible demonstration such Demo
Gratis as Franklin Pierce dared TO make
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-09-07

An ATTACK or FAcETTAg.-The grave
\ Y. Commercial Adrertizer allows itself
to get into a very mellow mood over the
failure of the cable, and says:
BY the way, would it not be well 70
watch that buoy: Boys will be boys
and this buy may insist upon being
buoy, and fast buoy, at that fast in
rapid sense We mean. 1t may remain to
mark the burial place OF the broken end
of the cable, and it may get into the
current Of dissipation and be as fast as
some Of our New York buoys have lately
been Boys do not feel like being tied
to their mothers apron strings, and this
buoy may feel inclined to 60 roaming. and
not remain attached to 2,to0 fathoms Of
cable, and a mushroom waiting for
the Great Eastern 10 get better picking
up machinery.
We would suggest that De Sanity be
sent out to watch That buoy He IS just
the boy to do it, and, placed astride the
buoy can shout, 'it is all right" TO his
Hearts Content" Then we can be
informed by telegraph that De Sauty rs
in good health and spirits and exploring
the boundless Fields" of the ocean.
Record it"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-09-07

Thirteen brothers and ssters-the Oldest no. enty
years Of se-nos lie SIDE by side IN graveyard near
WalkersEIlle, Nd, ali Of whom died Of dIpberia
Eizat Of them have deceased within the past four
weeks.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-09-07

MORE LIKE HIM-The Northern War
saw Indianian SAYS the man who quit
taking that paper because he couldn't
find time to read IT, found time to get
drunk aud lay around town all day. We
fancy this is not an isolated case There
are hundreds and thousands of men in
,our broad land who do not ''take the pa
pers' because they have no time to read.
as they allege aud perhaps believe, but
who nevertheless spend nearly half their
time, some Of them even more, in doing
things that are not beneficial but positive
" injurious to them mselves, to their fami-
lies. and to society. That person who
has toe brains TO learn and eyes TO see,
and who does not make and take time to
read, does not discharge his duty and
will always rank low in all intelligent
comm manities--Souh Bend Register
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-09-07

Arternus Ward, id recent letter. thus gives % sdss
Of Reorganization
have never attempted TO reorgAnizs my wife but
shall never attempt il again 10 ban 70
public dinner, and allowed myself into dfinkn seve-
robast possible, continued drinhIn several P>o-
pe's health until my own became a6eeted- The CON
Iats a: night With considerable liquor concealed
boat nv person. I bad somehow got possession OF
= hoes yhir on nv home. Rememoerrn' scme
e-x.kv ot-erv.tsons Of Mrs. Warts IN The mosuin
snapt the Whip putty lively, and IN ioud voics sAsd
.'Ise.sy, ron need reorgznirso have come, beesy,
continued, crackin the whip DER the bed-~i have
come 10 reorgznize you-
That mite dreamed that somebody h.d iAad boss,
rbipever me sev'rl times; aod when WOKE up
found she had. haint drank nncn o. tn,n9 a
and Il ever bsv recognizing job on my had, u
let Il out"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-09-07
.Jesus Called Them..,

The following beautiful lines have poarsd balm up
many wounded hearts mourning their little ones.
They ey.deniiy form only fragment of the original
They Soing-ony going
Out ot pain and into bliss.
Ont of sad aud sinful weakness
Into perfect holiness
Snowy brows-no shall shade them
III ight ewes, tears shall never dim
Rosy hps-na time shall fade them:
Jesus called them unto him.
Little hearts forever stainless
Iitte hands as pure IS they
Little feet by angels guided
Never a forbidden wav!
They are goinc-ever goingf
Leaving MANY a lonely spot;
But tbs Jesus who has called them
Sutier, and forbid them not
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-09-07

The New York Tribune suggests. as
one remedy for rascality IN banking CIR
cles, the passage of law forbidding
those who keep deposits for other people
from spsculating. It is Q safe rule, and
one that ought to be adopted. Bankers
who speculate are not the safest custodi-
ans of other peoples money.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-09-07

~ Bishop Simpson SAYS that or silver rssoar-
ees sufficient 20 pas e SstoTszi Debt OF twenty
billions. presen. each soier Eth silver EusksE, and
then plate al vessels with silver thicker than
thev are sEeAthed with Irou Il ! certain that
practically .nexhzustole and tz2F the Silver
Mining cf TIE United States i II it, early Infaucy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24
LET Us BIZ mIRcIEUL TO OURSELVES

LET Us BE MIRCIFUL TO OURSELVES.
The physical structure of the ,tron ngest human
being is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies
are endowed by Kature with certain negative
power. which protects them to some extent from
unwholesome inanences;b but tins protection is i'm
perfect, and cannot safely be relied on in un.
healthy regions, or under circumstances Of more
than ordinary danger. Therefore. it ia wisdom. it
is prudence, it is common sense to provide assnst
such contir gencies by taking an astjdots in ad-
Sanes in other words by fortifsi the system with
8 course Of HosTITTER'S STOMACH BIrrERs. the
most complete protective against all the epidemis
and endemic maladies ia at has been admi nistered
in any country. As remedy for Dyspspsis, there
is no medicine that will compare With Ii, Who
ever ffsrs the pangs of Indi geston anywhere on
tho face the earth where HosTKTTRR's BiTTKRs
be procured, does Voluntarily; for rs surely
as the Truth exists this invslu BILE Tonic and Al
terstiye would restore bis disordered stomach to
healthy condition. To the Bilious 1t is also espe
eislly recommended, ard in cases Of confirmed
Ccnsti patton it affords speedy and permanent re-
lief. In Canada, the West Indies, and Australia,
the BIfTBRs rank above all other medicines Of the
counties increases every season. my 10 2x
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO
N10nNm ent 70 President inc oil n-Yhe n us
sian TeleeraDh


sian Telegraph.
SAN FHANcIsCo, May 40 The Union
Leagues have started monument to the late
President Lincoln, on the Pacific coast at the
propose ed cost OF quarter Of a million. -.
Thousands Of Indians were assembling at
New Westminster to join In the celebration Of
Caiifornia mining stocks are looking up
again. 6ontd and durry has risen to &l,5i6.
Large sales OF it have been made on Eastern
account at the recent reduced prices. Legal
tenders have advanced TO 79. .'s'
The ship CullSator arrived last night from
Z New. York. tae. "a. ..a
a Roman Catholic church has been opened
a i1re at Hokodadi destroy ed large amount
OF prOdIce. g 4..l e. 5-tT.g g.l T.
the steamship Orizaba, from Portland, Vic
tCria, brings $4,000 in gold, mostly from Ore
gon and the Idaho mines.
Great expectations are entertained Of the
coming season on Eancouyers Island. ~
Mining in the northern districts is generally
being actively resumed, and treasure ship
ments hereafter from that quarter Will be large.
ly increased. r7- .r-..# o.. fts1 H77s.
SAN FRANCISCO, MAY 2a.--The overiand
N all last night brought New York papers to
Adyices by the last Northern steamer an
nounce the commencement of the Russian
Overland telegraph fIom New Westministsr,
proceeding ncrthward. The work is under
the superintendent Of Ed " ard Con way. "a
Major Pope LETT here on the Sierra Nevada, /,
and will take up the exploration where Mr.
Conway is working. .s4s1 > . -sl-ifa.
The showers of rain during the pastt OF
three days have benefited the crops in Cali
fornta. The week closes on q steady money
market, the demand In the outside circles being
rather light, owing to the sluggish condition
OF general trade.
The bank rates on the best security are aaX
per cent, and on stock collaterals 2xa3H per
: The Peruvian ship Campania cleared to. day
for Hong Kong, with $f26. .ho0 in specie.
Arrived, ship AqniIla, from Maniamo.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE HURDLE DIVORCE CAsE.-In the Chan-
cerv Court Of the District OF Columbia. NAV,
the 19h, 1868. ,.a III 5rT1e.
Before Judge Wylie.--Isabslla Hurdle w..
Charles H. Hurdle. Rule upon the defendant
to show cause why he should not be attached
as for contempt in not paying the complaiu.
ant alimony at ts rate OF forty dollars per
month, in obedience to q final decree in the
cause. U ~ -.s.f .aes.rtE vss'L,3r
The defendant in q sworn answer to the rule
disclaimed any Intentional contempt Of the
Court or its authority, and, AYERS that his
failure to pay the aiimony was in conse-
QuenCe of his inability to pay, and denied the
power OF the Court TO order an attachment in
MIR. Blount, for defendant, argued that this
decree for alimony was NO more nor less than
stood upon the same footing in all respects
with any and every otherdecree or Judgment for
the payment of money, and that no attachment
could issue for its enforcement and cited the
eighth rule OF equity practice as prescribed by
the Supreme Court Of the United States and
adopted by the Supreme Court OF this District,
in the form used in me Uircnit Court in suIts
at common law In actions Of assumpsH couId
isspe. He also contended that this case wasI
February 8, 1853, secuon /, 10th statnte, page,
l53, abe!ishing arrest for debt on mesne process,
- NJ. Thompson, Esq, counsel for the com.
debt, sssninpsit, % or ora any other action founded,
upon contract Sc, and therefore not Within
the satd rule OF equity, or act OF 1853, and
quoted the 9th sec, Of the divorce act Of 1850,
to award such alimony TO the vile 4s, the
Court might deem reasonable &c,,s and cited
the act Of Congress Of 2d March, 1881, 1ec. 8,
4th stat. p. 49,, 10 show that the Oont had
power TO issue attachments for contempt, &c,,
against any person for, disobedience 70 eny
lawful writ process, order, Iuie or demand o1
equity and at 81 CoSersss Of 1853 related t6
matters Of purely civil ccgIizanSe, asG lnSs tSs
nature of q penalty, fine or punishment Of The
defendant for his delic.um and violation o. MS
martial and natural obligation and duty 20
. support his wife and child, ana cifea stofys
Connict of Laws isG.i and IL o,nsf Inc an, anr.
ject lof marriage and dfvorce are. rathex
parts OF the criminal than the civil eodei
and and apply. not @ nhch to ths .contfae. ba'
tween tie tndi yiaHals as to the PERSONAL I dIes
nss tSns u 81 nam siaSaiSs as nd
Sers, and that these ara gegpIated ,wDh = priA.
spel she StSsT ssa ssSISyI.
ness of the comm1nity. a divorce, foF e1-s
snR,ss pqdRss s sos fsss "a 'sss
maFyfaEs,, or repsd TO enforcs It hnt 80 -,
sict uhef III ssSeticn ssd &ith 81 . sos os
sss i9iYIy & S assssYs:s s.ssessa ga sssls
;s'ss4ass ssssRssssss IS :s s
oou1t saS Ss SSasa Sssssspoa psas IS Sss
ss,scrMsS ;nSa4 es Il :: ne snss:s9 ss9
ooS1s ss1sa Of 1nsS pss a Ess 3
e. e ssss s;ss VisgiIP NH Pssssss ~ asss'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

DUKE GwIN AND SONORA The New Or
leans True Delta of the 18th instant has the
folIowlDg:-"A gentleman who has recen NV
that he met ex. Senator Twin, Of California, at
that place, and was shown indubItabIe evi.
dence that Sonora has been ceded TO France by
Maximillian. Mr.. q win Also showed our tn-
formant, whose yeracity is beyond questions
his patent of nobility, as Duke Of the French
Province of Sonora, signed by the Emperor OF
the French, and bearing the seal OK France"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
ANCIENT RIsR R1a E

Eduor Of the Neto York Herald Respecting the
relics Of pcrceian ware found ia the la.e exhuma.
tions at Hescuianeum. which have be esn for rwardsd
to the Fociety of Antiquities in London. whereof
your correspondent SAYS the bottle resembling
D1akes Plantations Bitters was undoubtedly
placed among the ruins by the agent OF Br
Draie. we desire to stale that he is noorrect in
every respect III bottle was found there bearing
our letter ing. the language Of the Ancient Re.
msus was different from the accepted literature Of
tb at day. Our asen has other business than this
In Europe. and has not been in Italy at ALL. No
doubt Americans carry Plantation Bitters to
Rome: but trying to impose upon q society of
AntiQuarians in this way seems quite useless and
We do not appreciate the joke. 1t is unnecessary
for Fus 10 end money in Edtope while We are nm
able to supply the demand for these celebrated
Bitters here. Respectfully,
my sl-iw ---. p. H. DRAKE & Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

SPRING AND sUMMuR CLOTHING.
NeM styles Superb Stock of Dress. Sack, and
; waiting Goats. Pantsloons. vests and Boys
We sre NOW prepared to our stock of tisn
and Boys, Ready made Clothing, which. for ole;
hithiulness Of manufacture, has not been sur.
passed By any stock heretofore offered In this
Those In search Of Clothing for Gentlemen's snd
Youths wear sre invited to cal and examine orf
stock, We can esy with assurance they viii End
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, An extensive assortment Of Gentlemena
ssyy for q son,piete outfit =
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.. 36s Pc. Az.
90 ln.su1x = ; Metropolitau Hotel Buildina.
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WHY NOT USE THE BRsr7

Over twenty years. increasing demand has es-
fablished tbs fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. It is the
cheaptst, the most reliable and most convenient.
Complete In one bottle. Does not require any
previous preparation Of the hair. No trouble.
No crock or stain. Does n OF rub off or make the
hair appear dusty and dead, but i'm parts to 1t
life and luhtre. Produces beautiful black or
brown, as preferred. child can apply It. Always
gives satisfaction Only IL cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere. z-s -.
Al MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DIdAS BARNES & co. New York, Wholesale
Agents. s| myl6 cody
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SECRET DIsEAsKs,

SdMaritaS's ctr is the most certain, safe and
enectual enedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
and recent cases IN twenty four hours No mineral,
TIE soldiers hope. and friend TO those who
40 nos want to bo exposed. Male packages. ~; fe-
Ssnsa;ita,fs Root n,.t Heb rsiee,-K positive and
r rmknent curs for syphiIis. sero fAla. Ulcers,
orW, Fold by 8. q. Ford. sss advertisement, mE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

nFM0NuMENTT TO ABR AHAM LIECOIiN IN
Wy THE CITY OF WAEHINGr0N. $50
St,Gsr ,I 20 Says dealiss .hags e TIE desire SO
should be erected Id the OitS Of sshnRte 10 the
menofy of Abraham Lincoln, the City Osuncifs
Of washinGfon hsEe taken action, resulting in the
fSrinssasn cf en Assceiatiop e 6s cailed the LIN
EaIEEEsoH' EaEEs hssofA (,
sTteasarsr.-- GEORGHW.k kIGGs. - .,, . ~ y
: Tns girscsers rs VIII pc snnepneed hereafter
at least $1,000 by .snbscriptions, 70 be limited IN
sneunt from one dollar TO ted per individual don.
sfss is the general solieituds TO eontrisute for
sssss: B. &c Is:sd and t
,Dply "a thotised collectors WIN be desiknAtAd
Tor this District and psrsons ethypus hout the
eeSsnH Hy G,s1ossa e fGnssbqts eSp sssd thsir
!. aai ssiisisd q s:nd sseip
Tor the centribatiens received. they will be 90.
kndwlsassd fren tizaste time Through the blisl
ft M earnestly hoped that every nevspaper.
the country will cali attention fe ths
object this Associations and give IL Ancn edito.
fiat e1eqarasement "a shall secure general
IL Ia to desire Of the Associations 70 raise .
,ssesaassOas thst shan So cfeditabls alike 70 the
with such e1dsis view 1T 10 potdcubted thas
this aySsd win meet o prompt ana universal
oNAPQIlON1 IIJ1' or JULIUs O&s1H.
SA~s~@SSa hNAR n
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CoLeArE,s HONEY soAp.

CoLsAfE's HONEY SOAR.
This celebrated TOILET SOAR, in such uniyorsa
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, Is
Nai1d aad n7oisns in its nature. Jfag,nny sceasd
and extremely bsnsSciat in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, --.- ian 2s-eoIY
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Moyem ents of European steamers.

"a Mevem ents Of European, steamers. l.or
: PoaT -Au. BASQUE May % The steamship
"a ;beAnia, from Quebec for Liverpool, passed
this point TO- day. ia .As
3 Another large steamer passed here bound
vest, at seven O'Clock p. n., q We miles of, bnt
sne could not be boarded. 1t is probable taat
sne was the Moravian, from Liverpool, bound
to @ uebec.o ~, 49, - = -. o. - y.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

Nxavouss DsBIIIsY, eEafNAE HEAKsEss, &c.,
Cad Be Cured by one who has really eursd himself
And hundreds Of others, snd will tell you nothing
but the sys6h. Address, With stamp,
= ! = 49, =. .T,,s,lt1 EDWARD 81, TRAyR1,s g
mar D&W.H 80 80. Lock RnI. Bost5n. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

sTOP that TsCRATCHIN9,.
And use FH1ATOE'E ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
cures Itch and Salt Rheum In As hours. also cures
ChillSisins Ulcers and all 0rpptions Of the Skin.
mar 23-N $50 Pennsy1vania ~ enps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

THN BRIDAL CHAMBER. an Essay Of arninR
anA destruction for Youpg Men. Also, new and
reliable treatnient for Diseases Of the UrinsrY
And SeZnslSystems-Sent free. In sealed envelopes
Address DR.. J. SKILL.H HoUGHToN. Howard $3.50
eiation, p Philaaelphia, Pa = ~ mh 81 Srn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

HELHBoLDs 1xfRAoT -oV HARsAPARRILLA
cesnses and the blosd; instils the yisor
of health Into the system. and purees ont the hu
uaors that make disease. .a.-s q : ( uo25-6ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

iCbP Few OF or 1HD WoRsT DISORDERS that
Afct mankind arise from coTra ptiope OF the blood.
AEtMBoID'S 0xfRAof OF F6AReAPARILLAiB iB q rem.
ody Of The utmost value. y fG4t'' 4. m1-j -jmi /;
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NEVER WEAR A COUSH, or irritation on the
lub ss. WI en- Sou can buy AYERS CHERRY pro
TGRAL, the world q great remedy that cures it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

To PURIFY. EyIIcR rHs BLOOD. BRAuf1FY the
eomplexion, use HELaBoLD,s HIGHLY OoHcEs-
TaArZD FLUID EXTRACT SAaSAPlRlLLA. One
bottle equals in strength one gallon of the syrnD
OF Decoction, -- m2-6m
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THE EVENING STAR:
PuBL1sHBD DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
ar THE STAR BUILDINGS, ,
sostAvsst corner Of Psnn'a Avenue snd lIGl stssss
By w. d. WALLACH.

The STAR In served BY the carriers 70
their Subscribers In the City and District Tor
TwMvx.ANp-A.HALy GENTS PEa WEEK.
PRICE FOR MAILING Single copy, Three
Gents; one month, Seven:y-fve Cests; three
months, One Dolla, and Fyty Cents; six months,
IAree Dollars; one yesr. Sis DoIlars. No papers
are sent from the Office longer Than paid for.
The WEEKLY SrARLpublished on Fri.
aay morning-One Dollar and a RdJ ycds.
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4 ClKAa, sNooTH sKIH AEp BEAur1FuI. Gov.
PLxFos follows the use of HsLMBoLD's CoSoss-
7RArED FLUID EXTRACT or EARsAPARILLA, It re-
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n
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IN NAsHINGTON.
IN WAsHTsRF ron.
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