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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27
D. a. a. MnREYNoLns of NeN

DR. A. A. MoREYNoLDs. of New
burgh has issued an address to the
voters of Warrick County, announc
ing that he is a candidate for Repre-
sentative in opposition to G. d. Rob
inson. the regular Democratic nomi-
nee. The-Doctor has great confidence
in the Democratic party. He closes
his appeal to the voters with the fol-
lowing pathetic refrain:
Fellow citizens of Warriek County.
In conclusion as In the beginning, my
gratitude to you is the paramount
feeling of nay heart. Many of you
have upheld me in my profession in
days gone by. TO you appeal,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27
VOTERS READ THE FOLLOWING
FALL.
A Brief History Of Democratic DefaI.
cation.

The Courier has, long ago, become
Disguised with che discussion Of city
politics. 1t has gravely announced to
Its readers that it intends devoting its
time until after the October election,
to State and National politics. While
we shall not altogether refrain from
noticing city matters, from time to
time, we have no objection to take a
look into State politics. The Dcmo-
Gratis are askirg the people to trust
them with the management of State
affairs. There was time when that
trust was committed to that parry.
How did it discharge the duties of the
trust2 Let the following facts, COM
piled from official sources, tell the
story We hope every voter will read
these facts, and from them learn what
dependence can be placed in a party
that once SO grossly BETRAYED its trust
and shamelessly swindled the people
In 1870, Congress passed an act
j granting 20 each State. all of the mn.
sold swamp and overfowed lands
within their respective limits. unon
condition Of retaining them. I'm
der this act, Indiana received / 252 !.
63S acres. A large portion of these
lands were as good as any in the Stats
and it was estimated that when nron'
erly reclaimed BY ditching, they would
be worth on an average 50 per acre
and that it would not take more than
half, or at most, tWo-thirds of their
value 30 reclaim them. By the Con.
stitution of our State, section 2, ar
Eticle 8. the proceeds of the sales. Of
! all these swamp and overAowed
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27

QUARTER MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS.
But such was not the case. In
place Of such kind treatment to the
poor men of the city. the people who
make and unmake Councilmen, VIC
have found, on publication of the as
sessments in Goodsellville. Jacobs
vile, and other outer engagements.
where the smalllo Of Iaboring men"
are located that the assessments have
been largely increased. Contrasting
them with Main and First Street
property. we have the following;
Difference between assess
ment of Main and Fhst
Street property, and Good
Differences between assess
rnent of Main and First
street property and ELI
otis Enlargement. ........ Al AZ pr Ct.
Difference between assess
naent Of Main and First
street properly and Arch
er's cement ............... 81 I-2 pr ct.
ment OF Main and First
Street property aAd Ja-
b Sd Or CT
Diuerenc6 between assess
ment of Main and First
Street property and Ger
man Building Association
AQultlOu-. ......... % 4-2 pr CT
Average difference between
: assess 0ent OF Main q First
Street property and the
above Enlarge ments......... g III pr CT
If the same increase had been made
ia the assessment of the property OF
Messrs. Carpenter, Viels. Keen and
the Banks. above cited, in place Of Sc
curing reduction of So. 10. the ap.
praisement Of their real estate would
have been increased $3.50, 1926, thus
showing a difference in favor Of these
Money Kings Of 1888. O35.
And yet the Democracy insist that
the ASSESSMENT is just and fair, y
Equitable and uniform, and come
before the people aud csk them to en-
trust them with the administration Of
county affairs, in order that they m ay
put the same systam of taxation 10
operation OF over Marlborough
County.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27

whether be your CHOICE at tie en-
suing election or not. To you I owe
all, and into your arms now cast my
self with an unfaltering trust.
You have known me too long
and well to attribute unworthy mo-
tivcs to my conduct appeal to all
the past between us. It IS halloWed
By sacred memories, and shall be the
only witness l viii call of my fidelity
to you. And now, In the fear of God,
and with profound sense of an eter-
nal responsibility. / assert to you my
devotion to my Country, her Union,
her Liberties and her Constitution, in
the past. in tho present. and In the
future, until / shall lay down to sleep
that sleep that knows no waking.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27

Reduction OF assess ants, s67.7Io
Here wehaye inthese four items a.
reduction on less than half a million.
of property Of $67.7I0. and that too,
taken from the real estate of the rich
landlords and bankers. IF the Coun-
Gil had treated the laboring classes of
the city in tho same manner, we would
have a reduction or taxables of nearly
ONE MILLION AND THREE
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william IIeiIman

The fidelity with. which Mr.. He'll
man has looked after the Interests of
the city as Councilman is only indica-
tive Of the zeal with which he will
guard the interests Of the people as q
member of the State Legislature. No
Wabash Canal swindle will be fast
ened upon the people by the vote of
William Heilmaa. To him our citi-
Gems are indebted for the fact that
three hundred thousand dollars of
CITY bonds have been deposited in a
place Of safety. To him are We in
dobted for the protection of the city
in the matter of the Straight Limo
Bonds. after a project had been de-
liberately Introduced into the COun-
Gil, and came near passing, transfer
ring those bonds to New York. where
they would be liable to get into cirou-
lation and the city be held response
bic. For such services. by which
Democrats ohieanery was check
mated, William Heilman deserves,
and will receive. the approval of his
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27

We do not object to tho Democratic
party canvassing the city thoroughly
in order to obtain information for its
benefit, but we must confess it is
rather a rough joke on the Republican
z-payers that they should be COM
PEELED to help pay for this work. We
learn from the Courier of Saturday
that the following canvassers have
been appointed By Messrs. Kerth,
Muhlhausan and Richards.
Patrick Burk, Sam. L. Jones,
John Travis. Frank Hall,
Henry Miller, JOS b. Nurres
Jacob Shower, Fred. Boekenkreger.
These gentlemen are all good Demo
Gratis and true. and may be relied on
BY their party to make correct reports
SO far as they can obtain Information.
So far as taxing the census is con-
cefned. that is the most pitiful blind
Imaginable The census has just
been taken-and correctly. too by the
General Government, and it will be
the only census that will be recog-
nized as official in all parts OF the
country. we're the City Council to
order new one taken every week.
But who cares for expenses?"
There are several good fellows,
and most substantial Democrats,
who don'k have much to do.
just now, and may as we'll get friend
ly lift from the city as not. One or
two thousand dollars distributed
among them can hardly be missed
out of the many thousands that aeo
in Other directions. 1t is
highly important that the people
should be made to coniprehend the
fact that they are ruled and governed
BY the Democratic party, of which
one e. @. Van Ripper is chief.
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eats ofl869 nd $50:

Reduction OF rSsessmenf..... 2I,Ici
This reduction in the appraisement
Of Mr.. Viele's taxable property Is made
voluntarily By the Democratic Coun.
Gil, without any request or complaint
on his part. Such is the oansidera-
ton extended to him, that even while
he is away on the Continent of Eu.
rope on o Summer pleasure excur-
sion, tho Council make this large re-
ductiOn in his taxation, while at the
same time they add twenty and thirty
per cent, to the taxation Of the poor
laboring men Of the city, who are
scarcely able to owna twenty-five foot
let mile or more away from Main
Street. Such is the equity and uni
tormity Of the assessment
We have already published list Of
the Carpenter property, embracing h;s
business lots and other valuable real
estate (uot including a long list Of
small lots and the Marine Hospi.all:
also an exhibit of Che assessments oe
1869 and 1870 Of the business iron.
crty in the Original Plan, owned Nv
Mr.. Isaac Keen, and the National
Banks. Condensing al Of these
figures, heretofore published in de.
tail, we have the following:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-27
INSURANCE.

Dwelling Houses insured for a term OF
years At greatly reduced rates.
Three Years al the Price Of Too
FEUe Ycars at the Price Of Thrte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

nasoreHAa ksesssiyetvR Ts SvsnisG Sar.
NEW YORK, April s--The Mcfarland trial
was resnmed this morning. The usual large
crowd was In attendance. - ,Tr~..,-w.
Mr. Nelliaaa was Che Erst witness. III svofe
to McFarland's detection OF manner while in
the Appraisers once. .fr q, +t.... 4 -..4--u
Benjamin b. Bowen testified to the great
change In the prisoners voice. He forpaed the
opinion that the prisoner Was insane 8 a I
Francis o. Irish testified that be regarded the
prisoner as Irrational. HIS appearance was
{ Isaac Lee, as physician, testified that the pri-
soner called upon him professionally In 1aS7
Was in high state Of nervous excitement; pfe-
>cribed for him. .---- u 49, q.
danes Elliott, physician, testified that me
knew the prisoner thirty years ago. Saw a
great change In him now; seemed utterly
wrecked. Witness came to the conclusion that
the prisoners brain was affected.
Isaac r. Clark, the editor of the Yonkers
Statesman, testified that he regarded him as ir-
rational. -
Dennis Shay, lawyer, testified that he re-
gaIded the prisoner as monomaniac. n
The court then took recess.
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No 1rsATtess.-The President sent the foi-
lowing nominations TO the Senate to-day: ~
Annapolis, Nd. lesa F. 80 ,.f7 G. ~ g. ..sl-t
VIM; F. Slater to be Postmaster at Wyths-
:, First Lieutenant p. e. Pope to be Captain IN
the Marine COrps. as. .s-31i 90 -l1
Second Lieutenant II. O. Gordrell 10 be First
Lieutenaht in the Marine Corps- .4Et "
:JHo l.. Nelson 70 be Assistant Surgeon in The
Navy. =
Chas =. Eastman to be Assistant Paymaster
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M.rser Of . Private w.tehm.n.

CINCINKATI, April I'm. ii. Sears, q privat. /.
watchman in the Cincinnati Commercial, was
stabbed and dangerously wounded In front OF
the office last night. by derry Lynch. hrotlisr
Of Lynch had been arrested on informafion
furnished by Sears; Lynch sought the latter,
and struck him. struggle ensued, endIn z
with the infifction Of > probably mortal wound.
The murderer escaped bat was arrested at
,Ctarthage this morning. Sears has recently
and 10 an excellent man. The crime is one of
the NEST infamous that has occurred here for
months. q r. u "
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u0Pauline Markham has five hundred rings
to remember nobby New Workers by.
aIMiss Agnes Lee, daughter OF the Confeder-
ates chief, strikingly resembles her father.
n1At . race at Gold Hill, Nevada, horse ran
fifty miles in two hours.
1Prince Henry Bourbon's death was deli
cately and officially announced in Madrid. as
having occurred while shooting at mark"
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Trouble Among the Kentucky DcmOc.
2 Stephenson ~ I.0ggerheNSls.

feseBsuPHs" &SctUstcety 70 IM BUenss0 St0T.
LOUISVILLE, April 17.-To-morrow mornings
Courier-Journal will publish a severe attack On
Governor Stevenson by Senator McCreery
Stevenson, that Senator NcCreery had seconded
General Burbridge for office. The Senator calls
for the publication OF letters winch contain racy
development Q. His letter is likeiv to add to the
excitement which already Pre-, ais among the
Democratic politicians throughout Kentucky.
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Strike Of the Ship Carpenters in New
r York.
Tkls1rdphed EYclnsirelu 70 the Erer,ina S,dr

NEW YORK, April 1s.-At a meeting held this
morning 100 ship carpenters of this city deter
mined TO go on q strike against a reduction of
their wages from four dollars I'd three dollars
and fifty cents per day. The strike extends to
the Brooklyn, Jersey City, and Green Point
wards. Telegrams were sent to the Eastern
ship carpenters, informing them Of this strike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

ANOTHER fSvrsTIGATIoS.-Mr. Edmunds in
troduced in the Senate this morning resolution
fnstructing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
and report whether any corrupt or improper
means had been used or attempted to influence
the vote OF any Senator in respect to the bill
now pending for the admission Of Georgia, and
that the Committee have power to send for per
sons and papers. 1t has been rumored about
thecapitol that q prominent Senator was offsrsd
a aGeorgia State bond II he would vote against
the Bingham amendment, and the son-in-law of
another Senator was offered q large sam of
money to influence the vote Of his father-in-law
against that amendment In both cases the
lobby ist was sent away with flea in his ear aud
the Senators approached In the matter gave the
information which led to the Introduction Of Mr..
EdmunGs' resolution. p. 81 49, f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

ASSIGNMENTS OF ApJUrANr GENERALsA
brevet Brgadier. General Robert williaase,
Lieutenant Colonel and A. A. G., viii be as
signed to duty IN the Department Of Missouri on
the stan of General Pope. Brevet Brigadier
General Samuel Breck, A. A. g., now on duty
at the War Department, win be assigned to the
stan of General Terry, commanding the Depart
OF the South. Brevet Colonel Jos. II. Taylor,
A. A. g., will be assigned to duty in the Depart
ment Of the Colombia, headquarters at Port
land, Oregon.
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a2-The husband a the notea Mrs Bloemer
WAS deseated by D. M Palmer tor Mayor OF
Council Blum, iowa - r,-a -
"a Nortrcaless eased her brother in laws
pas age 70 a silent grave by sitting on him when
very III.
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1e'V'uP"eo 1S1sssvsW % IN 8centn1 StdY.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-The- committee who
have been investigating the accounts Of the de-
fanlttng City Treasurer. Susisky, for several
days past, reported to Mayor Cole last night
that they found the deficit 70 be Sl63, = - 52.
The rapid rise in the river here has broken
the bridge and the pier is now twenty -four feet
under water. No further work can be done on
this pier until the river falls, but labor on the
west pier ID progressing finely. &. OIrT a
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In Favor Of Lay Delegation.
Telegrophed EsclUsipelv to The Ereuiyo Sya,.

SYRACUSE. April 1S--The Central New York
Conference this morning voted on the question
The next sessiC of this conference is to be held
at Rome, NY. -re --..F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

~A Kentucky paper wants the lash restored
as punishment for stealing. VIZ rs-s =.
s1ff you want to become q real estate agent
marry rich wife.
0, 0Morgan, Of guerilla fame, is considered
good enough Morgan for a monument down
South. aIe ni 10
- Special murder terms will yet have to be
Instituted by the courts, ,s.,y, ~,
J " High-necked dresses are rapidly supPiant
ing the loW-neeked style in Paris
SSchenectady bellies have organized ball
clubs, with view Of getting up return matches.
1yictoria's negotiation, Tor the marriage Of
another Of her daughters 20 a Prfnce Of Orange
is sreIOrted failnressoe1 = ca i.a -
ga horse thief named Nibbs was hanged on
the LIST of April on tree near near Trinidad, In
tie territory Of Colorado, by unknown persons.
~A farmer named Hugh Winfield, of Green
field, Michigan, was S1ckcd to death the other
day by fractious horse he was trying to har-
ness.
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The English gnderw riters Not Yet
Paying ASSURANCES On the City Of

Telegraphed Exclusively to The EUening Star.
LONDON, April ls.-It is said the City OF Bos-
ton will not be posted at LIoyds ON the loss book
for some weeks; until she is SO posted insurances
are not payable. ---..--
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Horrible Accident.
Tk1A0p6Dhsi Eeelxsfps1v Ia IKs EpeaiS1s, vf0%

PORTLAND April 1s.-James Mosely was
seriously injured at Cases iron works on Satur-
day by q piece of iron striking him In the face
tearing out one of his eyes, and terribly lacer-
ating hts nose, cheek and jaw. He will recover
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From Madrid To.Saay.

fslepraphed keclaeirtlr 70 ne Evesfv STAR.
MAnRID, April fS.-The i'll feeling between
the reguIaF soldiers and the volunteers has in .
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How We CLEAN Up wAsHINGreH---Jusf
before each city election the capital of this Gel
ebrated Republic is pretty thoroughly cleaned
mp. And, coupled With the increase Of udiness,
a wonderful benevolence and care Of the poor Is
developed, not, however, because cleanliness Is
next TO godliness. The doubtful districts Of the
city are being stocked by the City Han men, in
view or the approaching couees over the muni-
cipaa ol6ces. This has in. it q grim sort e CON-
through the votes OF the street renovators And
sewer Cleaners, there viii be the luxury of de-
ccncy - oGset TIE political sx1ickions IL Is
amusing % 30 itaal. One crest gang Of tAbsrers
was put at work in certain doubt " ward, snd
kept till the night when registration closed, and
then a. promptly marched % other q uarters, as
" they hAo hem q regiment making DIVERSION.
Long lines OF sfzeen ere wen nsnned With
Soters With shovsls, yoteu with carte, and
yoteIs with brooms. Another set are examining
al sewers. and every weii-hoie has q nan N IL,
and two or three around it 10 take good caee Of
And besides this strife for the nomination, the
machinery for the election n also ball&ns
What Il called the Park bill WAS worked
through, and q large corps Of voters ia 70 be set
at work planting trees in the middle OF those
streets that run Through the sections where the
present Mayor IL weak. The fAst of she fseas-
nry being entirely empty, and the cosperstion
debt two millions, was no obstacle, for the bill
was framed with view to success, and 70 pro
vided 1or tag on each front foot Of property
along The line Of work, to be paid within thirty
DAYS, under penalty OF Immediate sale. Inese
public coup house, are about oompseteo, 40 80
the campaign Cor Mayor of the capital may oe
said 10 be In fun blast--Wan. Cor' ctn' oo-
<efle.
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A Provisional Government for Para.
quay.
Telegraphed KselSsipely to The Evening 6tay.
PARIS, April lS.-Later advices from Ascun-
ciOn report that provisional government has
been formed for Paraguay, under the patronage
Of Brazil. ". .-.-
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KiiIeA q tie Railroasl.

Taeoreelsd xeeIysiselv % Te xpessaa STAR. .
NRw YoRK, 1pil ia butcher, named viii
som was killed while cresstng The Morris and
Essex Railroad, Jersey Oty, ina wagon. IN !
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Arrived Out.

1sIe1THPAed k1dNsiUeIy 70 I1As kDenisV Ndr.
QUEENSTOWN, April ls.-The City or Ant
werp arrived yesterdAt, mot the City OF Balti-
more as before reported. - o. ~ "a
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Freshet I'm the Schuylkill.
Tete0r0pRed Ezctusipelv to The Bpeuino Stny

SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, Pa, April 1S.-The
river rose four feet since last night and is still
rising rapidly. The rain continues, and freshe,
is impending.
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Mentestdeo % be Attacked.

Teiegruphed Escie1rcly to The Eeenins Star:
PARIS, April ia dispatch just received
from Monteyideo states that an attack from the
sive preparations for defence are making,
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The t..PIeblscite :,

Tslesrapked ErclHsipely to the EDeniag Star.
,PAKls, April is<-The Senste commences 4
debate on the plebiscite to-day. lt3|= = |
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- s.- - Day. .- b. .-...a
TeleerapAed EselGsively 10 11s EveHing Star.
PARIS, April 1S.-Tbe Emperor will send his
printed circular, explaining the pleb,scite to
the different departments to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

Use OF VOLATILE Oh BY ARMY oFFrcERs,
Gen. sherman has issued an order allowing
commissioned officers TO use volatile oils in their
quarters, provided the Subsistence Department
shall not be required to keep them a. articles OF
sale or issue; and proyia ng thai all officers wbo
use any such oils shall be responsible that every
proper and reasonable precaution shall be taken
against accident from their storage or use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

LONDON, April 1s---Vessels returning here
and to other parts OF England report the sue
cess Of the whale and seal fisheries this season.
The weather to-day is warm and delightful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

DtsI RICr BrsrHxssIN THE SKNATR.-IB the
Senate to-day Mr.. Hamlin reported the bill TO
incorporate an Association for the Prevention
or Cruelty to Animals I'm she District OF Column
bia, with amendments giving The s0cisty power
TO enact such regulations are consistent With
the laws OF the District The police force OF
the District shall, upon application of any mem
Der OF the association, arrest offending parties
without warrant, the evidence OF membership
% police officer to he badge or certificate Of
membersbip. 80 Is OIL -.'T
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RIeHTs OF CoLoRED PEOPLE ON RArLRoA ps.
Mr.. Sumner offered in the Senate this morning
resolution, which was passed, iptructing the
Committee on the District OF Columbia to con-
slider the expediency of some action by legisls-
ton or otherwise in order TO secure equal rights
without distinction of color on the Orange and
Alexandra railroad having a depot in Wash
inc ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

NEWS FROM THE SABINR.-A letter received
at the Navy Department this morning from
Commander j. G. Walker of the frigate Sabine
announces that he arrived at Gibraltar on the
evening Of March I'D, ten days from Naples
and would sail soon for Madeira. All well on
board,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-18

DON'T WANT TO PAY INCOME TAX FOR 1s7O
Mr.. Sherman presented i'm the Senate this
morning petition signed by l4s clerks in the
Treasury Department, asking to be released
from par ment Of the income tai on their sala-
ria
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THE EVENING STAR.
frBLISHKD Bs!LT. Sunday excepted,
At The Star Building,
BW. Corner Pennsvlvania Av. and uth st.
EVENING STAR EEWRRER C0MPiN

fHf srAR 10 serveS % carriers 70 ,aefr sub
serbsr. In the City and District at Ten CxSTs rER
g the eourter, Two CINTs. - - .
PIIcE poR NsTLISs:-Tsree Months One pollsr
sod Fifty Cents; SIX Months, nhree Dollars, one
once longer than paid for
THE WEEKLY STAR yubi.shed on Briaay
nsrnfnEDNne DctiAr- and>s-hs o year.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IHTEnNAL Rrv.ruE-The receipts from this
source to-day were s5e5 913.bo. -Is - ...f