Evening Star dated March 29, 1856

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THE EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNVON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) 4t the Stay Butidings, corner of Pennsylvania avesue and...

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THe FIRST AMERICAN EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: election commissioners from rejecting, in the Rucieren’s Orrier, March 18,

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EVENING STAR. “LOUAL INTELLIGENCE Tar New Cestae Market Hovse —We have before us the report of Mr. Walker, from the select

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EVENING STAR. FOUND DEAD. BY ALBERT LAIGHMAN. Found dead—dead and alone. There was nobody near, nobody near, When the Outoast