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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-31

PERSONAL. Robt.C. Lee, nephew of
Gen. Lee who is one of the corps of engin GERS
ON the Valley R. R. is now in Staunton engaged
in restaking and preparing for work that por-
ton of the road for twenty miles south of here.
Mr.. VIM. A. Frazier, of this city, sailed for
London on the 22d where he goes to study his
profession in the hospita Is.
Maj. ]. W. Newton OF Staunton, has been
elected President Of the State Council of Friends
of Temperance.
Capt. Jno. S Byers, as everybody expected,
has been promptly acquitted in West Virginia.
1t appears that the charge was "businsss' OPP
Grafton to force money out of him in default of
getting it out of man who owed it.
1t was Mrs. Eva Baker, wife Of Rev. VIM. &.
Baker, who won the first premium fer the best
bread at the county fair. The name was written
wrong in the official list. X
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-31

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
j. 1--,ss3z CITY PROPERTY
By virtue of decree rendered in the cause of
Reed VS.. Derrick, in the Hastings Court for the
city of Staunton, at its October term, 1873, we
will proceed to SELL in front of the Courthouse,
ON SATURDAY, l4th of NOVEMBER, 1873,
at 1870 p m,, the
HOUSE AND LOT,
in the Western part of the city, built by W. B:
Derrick. The house is new, commodious and
well built. The lot is AT feet long, with
frontage of rs it,. and Will be sold by plat to
be exhibited on day of sale. s ia-
TERMS Enough in hand to pay costs of suit
and sale, balance iu bonds with approved secu-
rity, at one, two and three years, bearing in
terest from day of sale, and title held as ulti-
mate security. 83l
a'.t4ff5 M. F. WHITE, 3-rF4
S. TRAVERS PHILLIPS,
Got 24-3t ty4 Commas. 4
T AND, FOR SALE.-Under.a Decree sof the
IL Circuit Court Of Augusta county, in the
cause Of Points vs. Enser, &C.. will, in front of
the courthouse in Stanton,
On Monday, 24th day of November, 1878,
sell to the highest bidder, at public sale, par
eel of land in possession of John F. Parish, con-
tanning gFse5tg gss
ABOUT 40 ACRES,
near the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, about
three miles from Staunton, near Rennolds, Pow
ell and others. 1t has on it i.t
.7sa A COMFORTABLE DWELLING, 5
and is otherwise improved.
TERMs-Costs in hand, balance in six eigb-
teen and thirty months, equal instalments, bear
ing interest, purchaser to give bonds with sufi-
Gent security, and title to be retained as further
security. N. K. TROUT,
Oct 24-4t Comm'r.
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MISCELLANEOUS. Among the ''provender"
from Highland sold in Staunton this week was
venison ham, weighing 20 pounds.
Mr. Saml. J. Day, Dr.. Donaghe and Mr.. Pey-
ton went over to Albemarle last week and bag
ged $50 birds.
Mr. Jas. Bumgard ner in the last fortnight, has
lost 28'0hio hogs from cholera and Mr.. Jno B.
Schultz ofNelson county, has lost 10 native hogs
from the same cause. M 81 AEt
AT Bethel church in this county, last Sunday
seven children were christened
HANDSOME REMEMBRANCE. Sunday the
18th inst the people Of the ugusta church, af-
ter sermon by their pastor, Rev. Dr. Handy,
came forward and made voluntary contrbu-
ton for the relief of the family of the late Rev.
F. H. Bowman, of Memphis. This sum has
since een generously increased, and will re-
csive further addit IONS 1t is also proposed by
ladies of the congregation, to take charge Of
and educate & little daughter of Mr.. Bowman,
born during his pastorate of that congregation,
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TheProprietorsinr esuming the management
ofthis wellknown and popular hotel, so lon
and favorably known to the tray cling public
promise in thefuturet to retain the reputation tn
American has borne asa
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-31
THE REGISTRATION.

The registration all over the county has
put the whites in an increased majority
over the blacks. In South River township
the whites registered were 81, and the
negroes 40, in Beverly Manor the whites
registered exceeded the blacks by SO, and
in Staunton the excess is about 100. Moth
thing remains but to vote our strength,
and every man must see that is done,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-10-31

MooHEsNEY & NADENBoUsoE proprietO
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All made expressly for our trade.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
Thanking my customers for their past patron~
age, and assuring them Bargains in all branches,
I am, respectfully yours,
CHAS. A. GLADKE.
No connection with any other House in this city.
Oct 10, 1873.-3m
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IT, u. B. aLIUHLITER, Msnager. .
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WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.--Leayes Richmond $50 A. M.
DAILY, except Sunday, connecting with W. G
Va. M. &c G. S. railroad at Gordonsville and
Charlottesville, and arrives at Staunton $3.50,
P: M: and at Hinton at 1000, P. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond at 10 p
M. DAILY, except Saturday, connecting at Cor
for Lynchburg and Southwest, and arrives at
Staunton $40 A. M and at Huntington at 500 p. M
Steamer leaves Huntington arrival of the
train and arrives at Cincinnati at O'Clock ext
morning.
This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only at Junction, Gordonsville, Char
lottesville, Staunton, Goshen, Milboro and Cow
ington.
mond at $40 P. M DAILY, except Sunday, and ar.
rives at Gordonsville at e:45 P. NJ.
eF EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at a P. NJ DAILY, ex
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at A.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Huntington at 10
A. M. DAILY, except Sunday, and arrives at Staun.
ton 11:25 P. M. and at Richmond at 4:30 A. M. next
day, connecting with trains going South and with
stops between White Sulphur and Richmond,
only at Junction, Gordonsville, charlottesville,
Staunton, Goshen, Milboro and Covington.
MAIL TRA1N.-Leaves Hinton at 400, A. M.
DAILY, except Sunday, connecting with W. c.,
Va M. g. S. railroad at Charlottesville and
and at Richmond 500 P. M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-Leaves Gordons-
Vile 600EA. NJ, connecting with w. O., Va. M. &c
G. S. r. R. train from Lynch5urg and Southwest,
DAILY, except Sundays, and arrives at Richmond
$50 A. M.
A: H. PERRY, General Superintendent.
Oct. II, 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-16
An rnmistakabIe Case of s.Em otionaI
INSANITY

The New York Post is convinced that Captain
Jack had it Of emotional insanity" on last
Friday. He shot General Candy in the back of
The head, just as other men in New York City
curing last winter shot persons obnoxious to
them, and for all that is known his grand
mother, or his wife's grandmother, at any rate,
may have been at times as mad as a March
hare. The horse disease travelled from the
stable Of the civic steed to the unlimited pas
lures Of the Indian pony, and by analogy
''emotional insanity" may have gone West also l..
In vein of telling sarcasm, the Post advises
the leading criminal lawyers Of New York, who
have shown such zeal in the pursuit of this
branch of science, to proceed at once to the
hodoc country and investigate this murder
PROMPTING distemPer, for the interests of the
legal fraternity. IL they shouldn't come back
any more the community would have to put ND
With the loss in the interests Of scientific inyes-
cation.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Sigmal OHcsv,l
WASHINGTON, d. c., April Is, 1873, II q m.
SYNOPSIS ToR THE PAST TwKNrY-PoUR HoURe -
ne storm center that Tuesday morning i'm
Iowa, Is now represented by a very general Slight
barometrtc depression, wi cloudy and rainy wealth
er over Missouri, Illinois, and the Ohio valley The
barometer has risen rapidly in the northwest and
the southwest. An area of high pressure las also
extended southwark over the middle and eastern
states. Northeasterly winds, increasing to brisk
are reported from the middle and east Atlantic coast
and the entire lake region. Southwesteriy winds
prevail throughout the southern states. The tenn
perature has risen slightly the south Atlantic
coast, and fallen over the upper lakes. Clear or
partly cloudy weather prev ais in the western gulf
states and in New England. Elsewhere cloudy and
threatening weather, and rain in Virginia Mary
land, Illinois and Iowa.
PRoBABlLIIIEs.-Thel low barometer in Indiana
extend northeastern during the Test of Wednesday
toward the lower lakes. That in North Carolina
extend eastward beyond Cape Hatteras For New
England incrsasiDg northeasterly winds. followed
~ CLOUDY and threatening weather. For the mid
die states, continued northeast winds, cloudy and
rainy weather For the south Atlantic states south
westerly winds, cloudy and rainy weather For the
gun states, westerly winds and rising TEN
with increasing cloudness. For the lake region,
generally continued northe asterly Winds with cold
cloudy and rainy weather. Reports are very gener-
ally missing from the northwest and southwest and
Rocky mountain stations. Cautionary signals CEN
tlnue at Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Ha-
ven, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Oswego,
Rochester. Wilmington, Norfolk, Caps May; and
are ordered for New York. New Haven, New Lon.
don, Woods Mole and Boston.
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The partisan coloring always given to ac-
counts Of the constantly recurring political
1diffieulties' In the southern states by the
associated press dispatches from that section
suggests Withholding entire eredence to the
dispatches Of last night concerning the bloody
elimination Of the trouble at Colfax, Grant
faris, louisiana, until the other side Is heard
from. The southern papers, too, are just as
4 artisan- They seem anxious to ignore or con-
ceai the fact that the eolored people who were
entrenched i'm the courthouse were there by
authority OF the kellogg government, the only
government recognized by the United States
Courts Those same papers uniformly In such
cases speak Of the murderous armed negroes
and the unprotected whites, and yet in all such
fTays-as in this one-it Is the blood thirsty
blacks who bite the dust and the unoffending
vhites who escape scot free. The telegraphed
words from New Orleans last night that '.there
i not negro TO be found for miles around ~
and "when i left everything was very quiet"
sTe very significant
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GOvernmens Beeurafaaa.
law Cooke n Co. fuRuiah thu foIlowin
NKw IoRK-FIRsT Beam,


DAIfrMo1I, April l6.-ya. 6's, consolidated, So
" est Va. ., Ez bid to-day. -
BALTIMORE, April l6.-Oottop steady and in good
o. mand; low middiings, @l5x. Flour steady anil
III improved demand; prices unchanged. Wheat
steady and rm-whfe choice, 81 leg 81 Is; fair t.
prime do, 81 s0@ s2.o5; choice amber, S2.IO6l3 II
sIJo@Sl IS; red western, .so@l s.; amber west
ern; 81 Sgl 90 CornIwhite southern, dull and
declined lc.. 6@66; yellow southern active, SIS:
MIXED western quiet, 6lh. Oats quiet-southern
quiet and unchanged. Hsy UNCHANGED. Pro. isiors
steady and buoy ant no stock Offering Mess pork
shoulders, Z: rib sides, nominal; clear rib SIDES
Bacon hrmer aud higher-shoulders, "a; rib sides
ga; clear RIB sides. 81; sugar cured hams. l26l5
Lard hrmer and higher, 9@s4. Western butter
steady, scarce and wanted. Whisky frmer, 81.
NEW YORK, April l6.-Stocks firm. Gold weak
II IL Money tieht, \ to per cent; Exchange,
long, "a; snort, Sd. Governments dull and heavy
NEW YORK, April l6.-Fiour dull and unchang
W heat dull and unchanged. Corn firm.
LONDON, April Is, ii q. m.-COnsois opened at 93lx
Tor money, 93S fer account Bonds of 1855 old, 81
ls6 s3As 10 io's s94; new fves, 9zs. Erie, 5lls
LoNDoN, April 10, p. m.-Consols, 931s for both.
Erie, 5Ii1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-16

Mrs. Frances Trollope, mother of the Troll
lcpe brother novelists, in her domestic Man
hers Of the Americans declares that she never
heard conversation of five minutes duration
among Americans in which the word "dollars''
vas not used. This was an exaggeration by
this lively and not very accurate sketcher of
cur 'institutions," but it Is undoubtedly true
that from the rapid rate of material progress
here there Is considerable mention made of our
Circulating medium, and in. nine cases out of
ten not in q sordd way but in the large-minded
spirit Of those who make money rapidly and
spend 1t literally. The national trait 10 dis
Ilayed In the prevailing disposition to give
every act Of heroism, or display Of integrity, or
ability IN any walk of life a money value.
These Testimonial offerings" are not generally
In the best taste, but we know Of nothing so
eSecrable either in taste or feeling as the cur
rent ostentatious undertaking in New York to
raise purse Of some hundreds of dollars to
give to the Rev. Mr.. Ancient, the hero of the
Atlantic disaster, as a reward for his services
IN saving human life at the risk of his own
Let the public recognition of his disinterested
lravery take any shape but that,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-16

The gross injustice of Withholding from the
$ hool teachers of the District the pay to which
Fast winter, has been supplemented by an ex-
Ceedingly mean act on the part of the board of
public works. The teachers proposed to meet
~, IA one OF the school buildings to inquire into
them, and the school trustees publicly an
bounced that they wouldn't be allowed the use
s s1s me- e ,l i t Their meeting The trustees
a. II Is on the latter that the blame of the nom
payment rests, they no doubt instigated the
Outrage Washington Especial"
This is a laundering misrepresentation. The
Board of Public Works are not such asses
Neither are the school board. The sub-board
Of the fourth school diStrict-or rather a ma
jority Of that sub-board, acting hastily, it
seems, upon some misconception as to the au-
thority for the eall-refused the use of the JEFF
ferson school building to the teachers, but the
act was not authorized or endorsed by the gen.
eTal board. and the sub-board of another
district, (the second,) unanl mously rendered
tie use OF their building to the teachers.
Ii may be added that the correspondents, who
for political ends send away these statements
fail to say that this matter of behind hand paw
IL, unfortunately, chronic grievance with the
teachers of Washington. We believe that they
lave really been paid mere promptly since the
present District government came into exist
ence than they we're for a series of years before;
but now, as in the past, there seems to have
been failure to reserve enough specifically
for the payment of the teachers through the
year, while undertaking to meet the heavy in
debtedness for the erection of new school build
ings. However pressing the need for additional
school accommodations, the first consideration
should be the provision for the payment Of the
not oyer-large salaries Of the hard working
teachers They cannot be expected to do heir
work properly il harassed in the school-room by
anxieties how to keep the pot boiling at home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-16

In the report of President German to the
heard Of directors OF the Chesapeake and
Clso canal company, in Baltimore, on yes
terday, he states that the receipts in the
Iaonth of March, ISIS, were ell ,el0-5s less
than in the same month in 1852, and assigns as
the reason therefor the demands OF the boatmen
for an increased rate Of freight, sc. The pre-
sident evidently forgets that the original cause
Of the bOatmen's strike for high freights was
the previous strike of the canal company for
increased tolls, which measure, IL was predicted
at the time in this column OF the STAR, would
tend TO decrease the business of the canal and
leip along its competitor, the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company, whose president con-
finually advises lower rates on coal.
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There was better feeling In Wan street yes
terday, money being easier though still high.
Gold was lower and securities generally firm.
fhatthe grand jury would notinstitute proceed
IL e against yiolators Of the usuary law, and
that includes about every Wall street broker.
Currency IL accommodating In New York rapidly,
and the market ought soon return TO its normal
condition. Trade e duh and depressed in every
department. as the result Of the financial de-
rangeme nts.
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Some of the sspecials'' follow the bad exam
Ile Of the RsPublieen in appropriating STAR
matter without credit. For instance, several Of
them send of TEE STAR interviews with prom
inent officials upon the MOdoc atroeity as their
own matter. II this reprehensible practice Ii
continued We shall have to do what the Speaker
sometimes tire atens 70 do, ''name nanes.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-16

1t Is asserted now that insanity may be pro-
daesd by impare vaccine matter. 1t will be In
order nov for the noble army Of commuters TO
show that Tom Wright was vaccinsted with
impure matter, causing him to murder the ped
cler Rogerski.
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FNAsoSIC--EuREKA. r. A. CHAPTER,
10y Ne. 4. viii meet in Special Convoeafion ~
@ 'slock sharp, on THURSDAY EVENING, the
Nth instant. CompAnions are earnestly requested
40 " present. Companions Of sister Charter are
Cordially fnyired. BY order g the N HIP
ai6-a tkep.l s.JS0. THOMSON, sec.
r~L o. o. Tan members Of EASTERN
CS LODGE, No. IL. o. o. Y. are earnestly re-
q SFsfef 70 attend FRIDAY EVENING, 18th inst :,
a. I'D O'Clock, to receive the visiting Phzlanx
- ebers Of her lodges are fraternaiB invited
IT. PETTY, R.s.
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HTHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Wy disposed of their entire stock and trucking
business to GEO. w. KNOX, Esq, and solicit for
him from our former patrons a continuance Of the
patronage which they have so kindly given US dur.
WASHINGTON, d. C., April I. 1873 al+2w
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~CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES SUSTAINED IN
w CONSEQUENCE OF IMPROVEMENTS
BOARD OF PUBLIC WEEKS DISTRICT OF Corrxnr,
WARRINGTON. A nriI Ig39

BOARD OF BLlc Works DISTRICT OF Cor rwnf. D
WARRINGTON. A pril 10, 1873.
iished for the Information Of ali concerned:
tanned BY reason Of public Improvements or re.
Bet e.a,ted BY the L;sislatirs Assembly Of ii.
D.aa.a V tofnmotd, That on the application, In
in the District Of Columbia or Of any PRISON haTins
other than rental interest therein, to the Board OF
rubic works, setting forth that special damages
OF any improvements or repairs made BY said board,
and particularly describing the nature of said dam,
81 said application, and II deemed By them safeient
Of shall personally inspect the property alleged to
made. any examination connected with ssid i'm
provements or repairs which they may deem neces.
SEC. 8. And be it farther enacted, That IL, after
inspection and examination aforesaid, the said
board, or majority thereof, shsl be Of the opinion
the same, taking into CONFEDERATION the BENEFITS to
and s smoSe Then tSe ss,q or repairs
ohce Of the Secretary Of the District written
nents Of their action and estimate Of damages and
ensuing Sc sion Of the Legislative xssembiy Of All
applications made TO them under the provisions OF
this act, and Of their. action thereon, and Of the
grounds Of such awards for the action Of the Legs
lative Assembly thereon; and sum shall be paid
have been approved By the legislative Assembly,
and an appropriation made for the payment Of the
Notice is hereby given, that al parties claiming
damages under the above act must file their petitions
for the same at the Office of the Board within Ten
be duly considered and reported TO the Leaisi.ti~s
Assembly for its action.
Blank forms may be obtained upon application at
all -iet AfKx r. sREPHERp. Vice President.
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IL Is q satisfaction 20 know that Captain
Jacks gang OF Thugs have been reduced by
cne- Let the good work 20 on
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OF PUBLIC WORKS,

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 18th, ISIS.
REWARD.-A Reward Of Twenty Dollars will be
paid for the and conviction before the
inJuring, defacng destroy the trees or shrub
berry planted by the Board of Public Works in the
streets avenues and intersections Of the cities of
NashiDgton and Georgetown
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
a1s-4t ICbrop Repub1 Vice P,esident
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nFFOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST AID
Wy NERT1SlNG and JOB PRINTING of all
kinds, plain and fancy, from the smallest Gard, up
through every variety of printing. to the finest
NATIONAL PERMITTING AND ADVEkTisING
AGENCY, Box 10, Star Office, or i2l Post Office
- Parties waited at their Residences or
Places Of Business, when desired anIf m
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new DRUG sroRI,

FEn0n IHE EARkIEsI AeE3 10
and - Il we're, the earss q nsnkind. % tsfri6is
and loashsons dbesp : sons Dssiods TIE vosdt
@suid not Ss Allowed % Nh vitk socis1y. usS1iiy
in our day ~ 6sseD z arippsd e IL terror ~ -
the victim Of Scrofals, Ulssss, Sores, finpla,
Biotches, fetts &c., can b rssored tesoun4 hsaah
Root AND HEB JUICES. sl.1 Per hstsls
SOLO b. KIP ido0s s. sys: - s n aISss ss
Hrest, Rhila6slDoia. Uoy8H
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR REsT,FINE LARGE STORE At $50
y Pennsylyssia avenue northvest- aie-f~'
E0R RKNT-H0UsHlilA llth street, 10 rooms,
=, nedern ,nrIcvemenfs, &c. Apply to n TRIM
Bile, oIS 18th sereet. slo-sl.
E0R sALk-A number Of tvo-stosy BRIcK
Strees Northwest, containing six rosms each, viii
be soh on terms e folloes:
S% e s' s:sn sH s:ss
.sisss. H Is sh :, drs% ESQ 70 si cash, and
Ihr.e HOUSES vim be exchanged in part for
Al.o, several HOUSES IN n. same block win be
sold cheap fer cash
Each Of the above Houses have hall, cellar, bath.
suited for private family. These desirou- a Sc
curing TO themselves a comfortable House on easy
terms should not fail 20 call ., my oioe previous
JOS. y KELLEY.
Real Estate Agent
3. No. eo2 sth street northwe-t, bet and X.
For sALE-On Capitol Hui, a geuteel s-st wy
II aud basement BRlCk HOUSE, Containing nine
rooms, besides bath ard store rooms 1; has gas,
trobe and Empire heating range It's nearly new
IN ihSrongh order, in very healthy and agreeable
street souIneast. m2l-aws
EoR SALE, CHEAP-A nue. pres brick fTo1t
rooms and bath room, hot and ia water. eaosins
tells, etc, situated on iIh between and street.
R6TH%fLL Ss 81 . As.g p 20 RI k.cHA Ilo
house may be seen by calling at the Grocery store
EoRsALE-A two-story BRICK HOUSE, No.
Il 10e street northwest, containing four rooms:
also passage, kitchen, cellar bathroom with wafer
fsrr and eSokns In ReSsn The sfs 1T IS
zee, front b{ l0 eet deep, 10 D. foot paved alley,
THOMPSON, corner Of 18th stree; and New York
avenue febal-tf
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To OUR ApvERTIsERs.-In consequence of
the great pressure upon our advertising col
umns, we have TO ask Of customers that they
will send in their advertisements as early in the
day as possible that they may be properly CLASH
fed. Our business men appreciate the advan-
tages Of an advertising medium like tnat of
The STAR, which has not only an immensely
Ireponderating circulation over any other
PAPER, but which has also a general circulation
amongst all classes, and therefore reaches pur-
chssers Of every variety and style Of goods and
wares.