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oPERATIC s0IREE.

All Washington, and especially the femi-
nine portion of our population, will greet with
pleasure the announcement of a series of Ope-
ratio Soirees, by Mde. de Marguerittes and her
brother, Mr. Granville, which commence this
evening at the Variete. There is at present
nothing in the shape of amusements in Wash
ington, and with the piquant and diversified
entertainment offered by the Madame, we ire
certain that she will make lucky and pros
porous season. The entertainments tonight
include a choice collection of Italian, French
and English songs, ballads, duets, &c, and
the principal morceaux, sung IN costume, from
La Somnambula.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

The steamship Atlantic arrived at New York
yesterday morning, having made the run from
Liverpool in several hours less than eleven
days. She brings Liverpool dates If the 18th
being four days later than previous advices.-
Cotton and breadstuffs are a SD ade lower
There was an increased demand for money at
London; American securities were dull Of sale,
and Consols had declined from to per eeet
The political anu war news is scarcely worth
the tro., BILE Of Iehashing for our columns The
allied aeeLs in the Baltic and Black Seas were
cruising here, there, and every where, with
squirrel-like purpose. Their commanders dc
not appear to be governed 6y any settled plan
of operations, for they are steani2g and sail
ing in known and unknown regions in 'ht
most mysterious manner. If they have al
object in view, it must be to keep out of the
range Of Russian guns, for they have thus fal
conducted themselves in such distantly polite
way, that the Gar would not have the heart
to take offence at their harmless brilliant ma
nEvres.
Public interest still centres about SilistIia,
for the fortress still CALAMITY holds oct against
she furious assaults Of the Russians The
allied troops may yet reach Silistria in time
70 raise The siege.
Bull, ii seems, made a serious mistake in
giving full credence to the oft-repeated ru.
mors that Russia had virtually abandoned
the Cnoassian war. On going to the Circas-
sian frontier to take possession under that i'm
preston, be found the Cars fortifcations
there Ton the last coast of the Black Sea- in
better plight than ever before, and me: with
inglorious repulse instead Of easy victory.
We have received by mail files of San Fran
cisco papers TO tie Let instant. Property to
the amount of nearly $4,000 has recently
been destroyed by fire in that city and Mays
vile. Among The buildings destroyed in
Marysville were the Presbyterian church, the
post Cf5ce, and the theatre. Business had been
dull and Improbable for the last six or eight
weeks; but in consequence Ct a sensible falling
cr ID shipments from the Atlantic cities better
times were looked for. In answer to the ques-
non, will the mines give out ?" the San Fran
CLEO Chronicle has we'll written article, from
which We make the following extract:
nese and kindred surmises took place
Nn.n Mere was a want Of water, and the
S n; rors IDLE But as soon as the shove;
anc PieA were started, all of these paper snsc
ulafIoE vanished The mines Were seen r. -.
IS productive as ever. Every two week. tbe,s
passed through the Golden Gate two r,;iI;en
more 10 ill the Golfers Of our eastsr,,
ieep up the price of their real estate and nus
thousand. OF them from bankruptcy. This
given hem renewed confdenSs in the m;ra aAI
resources Of the Golden State"
Since the Ara. discovery of gold in Califor.
MA, the ylsld has averaged about $50, GOO, 600
. year, or s., 10000 a month, slr25o,OeO a
week, 3l78,s7l day, 8, 40 an hour, or OF.
hundred and tucensy.fsx d.. Iars a n'nuts !
Who talks about hard tines cs,- beg
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26
THE PROSPECT OF AFFAIRS INRURoPE

Taking advantage of day of compare
tive leisure, We have dipped deeply into our
foreign exchanges received by the last steamer
from Liverpool, and have to sum up the ne ws
concerning the state of the war, &C., by saying
that We shall not be surprised if the recent in
tsrview between the Emperor of Austria ard
King of Prussia, of which these journa ais tell
results in new propositions which may be ac-
ceptabls to Russia, based probably on the
withdrawal of all the parties-the allies on the
one side, and the Cars troops on the other
form the principalities. Prussia and Austria
both seem inclined to take ne hostile attitude
towards the Gar, if they can bring him to as
sent to some such terms. Otherwise, it can
hardly happen in the present condition of af
fairs, that Austria will fail to side actively
with France and England. However, there
are other obstacles, evidently, in the way to a
complete restoration of peace. Thus, it is Ly
no means certain that the allies will now set
tie, on the terms Of restoring matters to their
status ante 5elfHm refusing to permit the
Gar to keep . feet in Che Black Sea, and de-
handing that the Turkish christians, including
those OF the Greek church, shall be under the
joint protection Of Austria, England, France
and Russia.
The English and French people, as well as
The Germans, are evidently, SO far, eager for a
vigorous prosecution Of the contest at all haz-
ards and any cost. Indeed, their earnes;ness
as it begins to be manifested, leads strongly to
the conclusion that if the authorities fail to
second it, we may not long hence hear of re-
enaeti1ent Of the scenes of 1S4s. The restor-
alton Of Poland attempted, Italy nationalized,
Naples in revolution, and Hungary declared
independent; aad, to crown all, France press
ing eastward as fearful propaganda of lib
erai ideas, bent on establishing what she has
always dreamed of as her natural boundary
the Rhine
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FREAKS OF TELEGRAPH REpORrING.-The
intensely condensed dispatches of the tele-
graph reporters for the press frequently lead
to tho mt 1T amusing mistakes. By the last
c.,;fo-nio stsome- che "lightning line" put
us in possession of the following
The news from the mines is encouraging.
There has been slight fall Of snow al Jerni-
gan"
1t will scarcely be believed that the above
is nothing more nor less than a tolerably free
TRANSLATION of the subjoined paragraph, which
appears in the San Francisco Chronicle:
"The Grand Jury Of the United States Dis.
trict Cccnrt have found true bills against Walk
er, Snow and y "e.:,..isan." ~ -
The reporter at New Orleans must DO
bright youth. e~x I'd
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neon,s that anti Nebraskaism in Congress is
being rapidly turned simply into phase of
sbolitionism.
The Mexican Treaty Appropriation. MIR.
Benton's effort to embarrass action on this
measure, proved abortive to-day-at least un-
til We went to press The House lent into
committee on it by large majority vote, and
Mr.. BIS long threatened question Of privilege
was ruled out of order, without an attempt to
appeal from that decision. o.. -,-- q
Packages Improperly Charged with Letter
Postage.-We have. recently had occasion to
ascertain that under the postal laws and regu.
lations when Q sealed package, chsrgeable
with letter postage, is opened in presence Of a
postmaster, and found to contain printed mat
ter only, without anything secreted therein,
he may remit the letter postage, and deliver
the package at the rates charged for printed
matter.
Another Foreign Minister Leaving Wash
ingtou.-M Sibbern, Swedish charge, has
left this city, for q sojourn at Newport we ap-
prehend.
A Paymaster Resigned and Another Ap-
pointed Maj BENZ. Alvord, Capt. 4th
Infantry, has been appointed a paymaster in
the army, vice Van Buren, resigned on the ! st
inst
A Purser Resigned and Another Confirm.
ed.-Joseph Eryan, Purser q. 8. N, has re-
signed, and Henry Myers, of Georgia, having
been appointed in his stead, has been con
frmed.
The Behring's Straits Surveying Squad.
ron.-The Navy Department have dispatches
from Commodore Ringgold, dated at Hong
Kong, April 10th last. All we'll in the squad.
ron.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, the Oath Of June
there wore of Treasury Warrants entered OF
tho books of the Department
For the redemption Of stocks. .$2O3, ISL S;
Fer the payment of other Treasury
debts ......',.,''''.''''. l,3l3 "
For tho Customs ................ 23,949 3:
For the War Department. ....... 1888 4!
For re-paying for the War Depart
ment ................:. Z,Zo4 Ut
For tho Interior Department. u,150 OF
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The LHteti,geneer intimates perfect agree
ment with the Journal of Commerce in de-
precating the proposed annexation of the
Sandwich Islands
The Union, again criticising the address Of
the anti-Nebraska members of Congress, ar
CUES to show the folly of its allegation that
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise i:
a violation Of tho last Baltimore Democratic
platform
The Sentinel discusses Abolitionism under
the head of e Religious influence
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

~ Liver DBEAsE.-CaTter's Spar ish Nature az
a remedy for YER disease, and the number Of for
midable evils connected with disorganised state Of
that organ, Is unrivalled.
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources,
OF persons living In the city Of Richmond, might be
given Of cures effected by Carters Spanish Mixture
We have only room to refer to the ex raordinary
cure of Samuel n. Drinker, ESQ, Of the firm OF
Drinker Norris, Booksellers, Richmond, Va who
vas cured by two bottles Of Carter's Spanish Mix
ture, after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says Its action the blood Is wonderful better
than al the medicine he had ever taken, and cheer
fully recommends 1t to all. .fs
hssHe0 advertisement -......
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A@H should De u,'iUersauy k,'os0n-for its strictly
true-that indigestion Is the parent of large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery disrrhoss,
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseeses enumerated In the oaty inspectors weekly
catalogue Of deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone. Think of that dyspsptiosl think Of it al vha
suffer from disordered stomschs, and you are vii
ling to Be guided by sdvies, founosd upon ea peri
enoe resort At once (dont delay day. TO Hooaand'e
which. -. an Alternative, curative, and inyigorant
stands alone and un::.cnroachsd We have tried the
Bitters and knew that that they afs exc client for
the diseases specified above. For sale By dealers T.!
medicine everywhere IA = .-.-a. An
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MUS ZEN rs.
PIC MIC TO ARLINGTON

PIC Mo III AhLINOION.
the solicitation OF many Of hie fftends and Nj
"A low eitizsns the subscriber vtll give Pic Nc
nj the above SPOT on WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
The best accommodation vii be furufoed nor both
sexes who may wish 10 participate.
The boat VIII lesve 18th street bridge ~ O'CLOCK
o. n.
Dinner and Refreshmens furnished By we'll
known and coppet.nt caterer.
The best cotiiloo Music is engaged Or the use Of
ell those Who may wish to engage In thsmszy dsscs
Ladies and geutlemsn can now have an opportu-
nifty OF spending dag pleasantly me proprietor
pisd sipr himself thar ever thing shall be done 10
rerxaer this THE PIE Mo OF the season.
The following named gentlcmen have ccnseeted
In at as m anagers on the occasion:
Jpo NJ Judge. yno Dudley,
: Levi Jones, Henry SeSe,
eW Robinson, Ale~rt kirby,
Jno Cbaupcey, Josiah Sinpson-
r,cfws Ss-.snittins ss.tlsn.n and less.s.
i.es~a ss -. . JOSIAH SIMPSON
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COL. FREMONT.

1s now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific O. 8. Emerson has long BEEN snra red
""tne BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before tns C. ~...s ~' H = :
PoGTWl CURE 1oR BAIBNIss, ana w No..
nom falling, vhtah Thousands who have used win
testify. Bee Circulars, TO be hsa Of the Agents..
givins nart!eulArs. Price $l0o In. large Bottles.
Boil BY al Druggists In Warrington and Georse
town. D. O. z. b. GILMAN, General Agent Sr
Warrington s4d surrounding country.
-. O. 3. ftgHfR 400. Eropr,etors. --
IA s!..i \ No. q Superior street, Cleveland. O.
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WHAT THE F1LLIBusrERs MAY EXPECT
The judge of the district court of New Orleans
has called the attention of the jury to the re-
ported movement of the fllibusters and has
said that he would hold session of the court
during the summer should this measure be
found necessary to check them.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

The WASHINGTON STAR, one Of our best, if
not the very best of our exchanges, has fail ed
to reach us for the past week. Has tho editor
expunged US from his exchange list?
We regard the Star as one of the best con-
Quoted and most reliable journals published
in the Federal City, and therefore cannot do
without it-South Carokiniam.
The above appeal is irresistible. 'John,
restore the South Carolinian to full mail
book honors again"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

most beautiful. choice, and varied assort
ment OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has Just
Deem opened by Noah Walker 4 Co., proprietors OF
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Our citizens, Is well Is strangers, should, by all
means give them trial, a. their goods are made up
In the very best manner and most fashionable etyle
Their stock consists Of full dress and business suits
fine black and colored Cloth frock and dress Coats
rich Vestings, &C., with a selection Of FURNISHING
Goods not surpassed in the city for beauty and STYLE
Particular care and attention has been paid to The
Boys and Youths Department.
Their prices are uniformly low, and We say to one
and ell, call on them before purchasing elsewhere
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

woNEN's RIaHrs-A few evenings since, a
young woman made her appearance in the
parquette of the Broadway theatre, New York,
in male attire. She wore a straw hat, q sort
of blue Summer sack coat, light vest, dark
pantaloons and boots. She also had on aByron
collar, and black neck ribbon. Her form and
features at once divulged the secret Of her sex,
and she was soon surrounded by q number Of
Young men
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

A New PARTY TO BE ORGANIZED IN OHlo.--
Inc Boston Commonwealth says, that the call
i n' convention to organise new party in
oa'o' was prepared by Messrs Wade and
9s' ana sanctioned by Messrs. Campbell,
TWILL eapp, diddings, and Hale, of the
lower House The Cleveland Leader says that
me call has already received -. oo signatures.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

FOB MT. VERNON ON THE 4th OF JULY.
nKA THE GEO. WASHINGTON
i {EfEs..flEsssa3aSsLE LEAVES WASHINGTON FOR
the aDove place at a.. m.
Round Trip Ticket 81.
Persons for Mount Vernon can take tn. boat at
81 O'Clock and remsin at the White House about
one hour.
Round Trip Ticket for Mt. Vernon and the White
House 81 Is.
The Directors Of the Company will be on the trirs
to see that all shall be pleased
Persons taking the boat at o'clock, will arrive in
washington at P m. JOB C0RS0N.
lie a6-7t
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r A RusAwAf WEE CAueHr.-on Thursday
evening last, the Chief of Police, at New York,
received . telegrapbic dispatch from Boston,
stating that Mrs. Mary Ann Peters had that
day left the house of her husband for this
city, taking with her $3.50 Of his money and
a servant named Emma Hubert, and that her
arrest was desirable. On the arrival of the
steamboat Bay State the runaways and the
money we're secured. g.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

NEGLECTED CHILDREN.-In one of the in.
dustrial schools for poor and neglected child
rem in New York city, were two little girls
who, having been confined to wretched bones
and filthy streets, had nsrer soon aorer
What volume of misery do the foregoing five
italicised words contain,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

LAUNCH OF A WAR SrEAMER.-The war
steamer General Santa Anna, built for the
Mexican Government, was launched at New
York on Saturday last.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

GooD ORDINANcE.-The city council Of
New Bedford have passed an ordinance for
fine not exceeding $50 is imposed for VIC
lation Of it.
A SAD SToRY.-A German named Andrew
Goets blew out his brains over the graves Of
his wife and child in Union county, N. Y, on
Wednesday. Their loss preyed upon his mir d
and induced the fatal act
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

TIE ANrI-NEBRAsKA ADDREss.-It VIM Be
rscollsctsd by many of the readers Of the Star
that the recently issued Anti-Nsbraska Ad-
dress ato the people of the United States" b
signed by Reuben E. Fenton, . Densoeratic
member of Congress, from New York, - one
Of the Secretaries It's understood, however,
that Mr. Fenton's course IS rspudiated by all
the rest of the delegation, including those
democrats who voted against the bill.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

WhAr DID HE DO The first place in honor
for the affair at Odessa was accorded to Cap.
tain M'Claverty, an Irishman.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

No STARVING THIS YEAR.--The Irish potato
crop promises larger yield this year than has
been known for the last fifteen years.
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A PROFITABLE NEwsPAPER.-One column
of advertising in the London Times il worth
$4,000 year to the proprietors. The surplus
profits of the Times are 100000 year, ster-
ling or 100000 of Uncle Sans coin. The
net income Of the most profitable paper pub
lished in New York does not exceed 500. 900
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

- The inspector of liquors appointed in
Tuscarawas county, Ohio, is an eminent Ger
man chemist. He informs the editor of the
New Philadelphia Advocate, that nearly all
the liquor he examined which is sold for
brandy, is nothing but whisky, in which there
has been put q few drugs to give it color and
change the taste. -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

~ MIR. John G.. PalfIey is said to be en-.
gagged in writing history of New England
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

RARE SpoRr.-The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald
says six sportsmen of that city have during
the present pigeon fight, killed more than
five thousand of the plump birds.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

= Professor Woodman, Of New York, the
$500, 600 gift man, has been sent 70 the Teombs
~ default VI $50, 900 bail.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

THE STRIKERs.-The entire lumber Of en-
gineers no have struck on the Erie Railroad
is $50, and the total force previous to the strike
was 30
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

GONE 70 cAIIroRsIA.-Ths Know Moth.
'ngs' are organizing in San Francisco, and
also IN some Of the interior towns.
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- EAsfxsN's HEADACHE REMEDY has never yet
failed to cure sick headache Call for proof Of this
1t dlLxAN's Drug Store.
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CUGAR. COFFEE, &C.
~ 80 hhds Porto Rico and n. o. SUGAR
100 bags Rio COFFEE
100 do Msracaieo aad LaguIra COFFEE
so do Java COFFEE
20 do Burnt do
loo half chests fresh Green TEAS
so do Black do
20 boxes prime new Cheese
For tale by 8. Fl. HOWELL.
je 23-3t - %"
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~ SMfH's DYspIrsaA CoRDlAL-This delicious
compound Il offered positive cure In all CASES Of
Dyspepsia, or arrangement Of the Digestive organs
CettiAcates Of extraordinary cures accompany each
dsleterious substance. For sale by 2. ID. GILMAN
and ct Browns Hotel, Warrington, and wholesale
and retail by Dr.. SAITH, IL and 20 South Eth st,
Philsdelphis. may III
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-26

u Commander Joseph Morehsad, U. 8
Navy, died recently at Evansville, Ohio.
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Has BEEN ARRESTED. -Morrissey has been
arrested for being engaged in prize fight with
Yankee Sullivan some months since.
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ET Rev. Theodore Parker will deliver an
Grafton at Now Bedford, on the /" Fourth
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b Large depositss of bitum inous coal
have been discovered in Halifax county, Va
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q Byron says the truest way to pronounce
Polish names is to snesze three times and say
ski
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Comme IN &c ent.-The Afhusl com
US mencement of the Columbian College for the
graduation of the Senior Class will be held on WILD
NESDAY next, 1t thu street Baptist Church. The
exercises to commence at IL o'clcck n.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
10 26-9t
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
.-.. ~...s ... fosf 0fFtcs DkPARrxlNr,
-nono. June oath, 1856.
4 ted States fro n the 18th OF August 1854 &c
ths Goth Of june, 1857, the following route in
the State Of VERMONT, will be reoeiye ed At tbs Con
tract Office Of the Post Office Department =
issi ;tsh ~ unul O'Clock m. Of ju ,pe ssy
AoSf, ~ pc decided On same day: ' ok,
N' HSTIrom ewanton, by Higheafe. Fran,ru
lTTEe East Franklin, and WEST Rs,t Ls;ua IN,
Lichford, 80 miles and back. ri. tine 81, Y. =
- week, In stages. ''A1es
l. Leave swsnton daily, except Sunday, at a m
arrive st Richford same day BY SPIN ~
Leave Rich'ord daily. except Sunday. a, s. M
.sl ~ svanson same day by Bpm.
- ----. ea8 49,.
For form Of proposal, guarantee ana csruue -,
ana shn fnstructions embracing conditions to Re In
cosporssd In tbs contrast to tas sxesrt tie dersr
emit may deem proper, zee the advsrtfSement In
vinng proposals. for carrying the mails In Tia Nev
England States, New Fork, &C., dated Februa-y "a
!seA. kaeh proposal should be marked aPropossI
ior route No 4Ts, Vermont" and addressed sSecond
Assistant Postmaster General"
,.os JAMES CAMPBELL,
'~o-'a"sN Postmaster General.
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e. MASONIC.-There win be u meeting Of
Berj. B. French Lodge, No Is. Free and Accepted
Mssons. THIS (Mondav) EVENING, At s'c4ock, 81
Masonic Hall, corner of and 10th streets for WORK
under dispensation fom the Most Wofshipfni Oh and
Master.
Resident and transient brethren Of regular stand
ing are fraternally invited
HERMAN II. HEATH, w. NJ
W CRAWFORD Sec'y je 26-lts
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WHERE THE EVENING STAR
CAN BE OBTAINED, OUT OF
WARRINGTON.

&c. COOPER, basement of iO3 Nassau street, Nsw
York.
WV. FLEMING, 70 South Third street, Philade
phia, Pa ..... ....
GATHERS & BRo., corner Of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, Baltimore, Md.
WV. TAYLOR & Co., corner Of Baltimore and
Charles streets furnish the STIR TO those with
ing the paper Immediately after its arrival in Bau
more on the evening of its issue. Ners Men and
Boys can also purchase the Star sell again OF n
Taylor l. Co.
NORMAN LksLIE, Annapolis, Md
E. s. R. BUTLER, ia Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware
re. STAPLES, ~ High street, Portsmouth, Va.
CT. LTLKs, Alexandra, Va.
The above named persons receive the Erening
StGu, daily, by the first conveyances that leave
Washington Immediately after it is issued, and will
b. ready to supply all who may want copies Of the
paper.