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o. The Supreme Court OF the
United States consisting of only
nine members in a population Of
twenty-five millions. all of them
appointed By che man and holding
Office for life, in no way ame1able
to the people, and in no way liable
to be reached by the peoples rep
resentatives except upon the commits
sion Of crime, is now considered by
a large class of politicians as the au-
thoritative expounder of democrat
ie truth. The democratic platform
must be interpreted by its acts, its
decisions, its opinions even! Did
folly ever go further? The Judici-
al Decisions are 10 be regarded as
law while they remain unoverruled
but democrat is no more bound TO
endorse the theory Of those decisions
than he is TO endorse a sumptuary
law, or an alien or sedition law, OF
any other odious law which NAV
chance to escape conflict with the
Constitution. Mr.. jefferson had 50
much jealousy Of the Judiciary that
he regarded the Supreme Court as
the "corps of sappers and miners
which would undermine the Consti
tuition.
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THE 0KYGEHATED BlTTERS.

Nature In her great labratory, has stored some
remedy adapted to every disease which 4" flesh
is heir to" But 1t requires the investigation
and research Of the philosopher TO discover and
apply this remedy. Such research and invest
ration mas succeeded in discovering a remedy
for that mos; affective iispensstion, the
DISPERSAL
With al its lesser and numerous evils; and i,
may be safely asserted that until the appearance
Of the 0zggenated Biasrs a case Of Dyspepsia
cured, IVES rsre experience in medical practice.
Now under the influence Of these BiJ,ers thu
rule is to ogre, the rare exception, failure to cure.
Read the following, which the subscriber re-
cues, u, TO publish for the benefit Of the af-
A.e,sd:
An 0bdurste and Iveterate Case Of DYSPEPSIA
CURED BY THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
The following from a gentleman well known
in the region in which he lives ought TO satisfy
al those OF lIr;le faith:
WATEkTox, y. Y, July IS. 1855.
). v. FowLE K Co, MISUNDERSTANDING
years since WAS attacked i,y that sure Of all
diseases Dyspepsia, which 50 affected me as 10
cause great oppression, taliHesS, ami bloaTng al
the bowels Immediately Of after eating, sec0n
panied with terrible pains in the sIomach often
0ccasi0uiHg nausea, vomiting AGILITY. ana heaf-
ache. together with general debility and suffer-
ing. altogether rendering lie IA burihen.
Al'er having tried every known remedy with
out effect, sud desIariug of ever reg5iuiag nv
lost health, was Induced 10 make use At the
oxygeuated Btters, the gooi effect of which
were Immediately visible on my health ami vs.
ten. Before using whole bottle WIS entirely
cured, snd | feel S pleasure IA inducing all lie
( sufferers as myself to make use Of this remark
Sb.e remedy.
THEO. CALDWELL.
Prepared by S. ". FOWLE s CO, Boston.
and for sale BY
h, ". NYE, Irasburgh; Isaac KINBALL. Gov
entry; ALvAS HoyEr, Albany; SABlS Soorr.
Lowell; BUCK s RIcHAKDSoS, West6eld; Al
KEN x SNALLEr. South Troy; ". c. GILMAN,
North Troy; L. Robinson & Co. Lake Bridge
KELLEr s; RoBEtTs Derby Center: 7. c. Bur
LEK, Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER. West
Charleston; Wx. JosLTS < Sons. Barton; D.
WHIrTLxsEr, Glover; and BY dealers every
; where. Ava
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THE PRESIDENTS MEssAG -
Washington, Dee. 4.-The message viii
not De sent out OF this city until the Presi-
dent knows what the House does, provid.
ed the organization Of that body is 3
speedy one. and no copies of the report:
of the Secretaries are TO be given out
except as Accomplishments with the
Presidents message.
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Cambridge Cattle Market

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. Z. FAEsfl.R
WEDsEsDAY, Nov. 30. 1853
4. Ez&rkst ls45 Cattle, 500 Bseves snd $40
s:n-ss, consisting OF Norziag oxen, Cows suc
Calves, yearlIngs TWO and three yesrs old.
P-lcss-Aarke. oesf-Extra S7.5o4oo0; ist
ouA!ityr se-35e7,o0i p quality, S5,T5au,00i I'd
quality. S490ao,Jy: ordinary, s., 0o4o. 90
Working Oxen-S75al50
Cows and Czives-S2Sz6Q.
fearliugs-SsalI.
Two Years Oi-SI7a22.
Three Years Oll-S23 ~.
Sheep and lam5s-5475 AZ market Extra
S2Oss2,5o By lot Sl.OCal6G
SpaEE Lsmbs-S0. oUaO.0U
Eezl Calves Sales 81 50, O0so.eJ,
Swins-o00 Western ~ market
Hioes-6a7 per 10
Tallov--7aec per 10.
Calf Skins lU4 Il CTS perth
Lambs Pel.--S1 00zlz5
PeiIs-S0.O 10000 each.
Spring Piss-o g-0c. Retail, ozec.
kst Hogs-UudreSsei 00-1c.
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eCis OF secret habits o. otla-
&C. Every Father shoula present cory to his
SJa.
ln the dread catalogue Of human disease 50
destructive drsiu upon tlr system draws it-
thousands Of victims through few years Of sui
ieriug down 10 au untimev grave. ]. destroys
the Nervous Sestem, rapidly wastes away tile
energies of life, causes mental arrangement
prevents 'le nrnper dayelopement of ale system,
ai>qualites Ter marriage, society business and
NIL earthly happiness and leaves the sufferer
weakened in The body and mind predisposet 70
Consumption, and % irslu OF evils more "a be
dreaded than death ,,Scii With the fullest con-
I hteHce assure the unfortunate yiclimsuf Self
/ Abuse, shat permanent and speedy cure can be
effected, and with the abandonment Of ruiuuus
practice ny patients can be restored TO robust,
vigorous health
ANY person enclosing too three cent hostage
stamps will receive copy by mail, under seal.
10 TO FEMALES.-Eg
~ Also The celebrated Female Monthly pill.
maie from tie extract of CaaoE Root: u remedy
used Tor years among tbe tcmale slaves az The
SoNth, i1 form o. detection or tea; now for fhe
first Time Introduced 'nro general use. Price aue
bail4T, sent Under seal bv mail Married Ladies
must not USE them. Address as above
L. T. HEEBiCE. N D..
d3vl Drawer 49, Albany. 4. Y
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

" ILL be soj at Public Auction at y est
W Charleston on the 24ih day Of December
next, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, the real and personal
estate belonging 10 the estate Of Gardner Gage.
+ late Of Charleston. de,eased-ibe real estate 81
deceased consisting Of one eqHai undivided ihird
rart Of 50 acres. more or les Of lot No e ia Tie
Trst division. being the same premises that An
drew Bean dee1ed To- Mason LYON. Sannel Lord
snd GARNER Gage, and Of the home farm Of sad
( deceased, contaiug about one hundred ami fifty
acres Of excellent hand situated about one fourth o.
/ one mile from the village Of Vest Charleston,
with Il good farm house and two good barns and
hop hoHse, 81 good spring Of water brought 10 said
house and barn. Also the following articles OF
personal estate: about 50 tons Of hwy. about 5
tons Of straw, cows, ! cart, single wagon,
/ l iron shod TX sled, / single sleigh, harness. ]
harrow. blows. and other farming tools. Also 2
good buffalo robes.
! Dated At Charleston, this 2lst day Of Noven-
/ Der, "A. D. 1853.
". r. COLE.
49w3 Administrator Of Gardner Gage.
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Receipts for the Standard
FOR rHE WEEK xsDISe DEC. E.
NOTICE.

TO she Inhabitants Of Northern Vermont Al
i who feel ~ interest in the ali inBortout sab
tsr; which caused the Harper's Ferry Trsgedy,
are requested 20 meet ~ the Presbyterian Aees-
i1g aOrse a. East Crsftsoury, on tas CAV John
t-oSn's associates are 70 Be executed. for humil-
.s:.oa ard PRAYER. Aiso Addresses sad DiseEs-
Sons as shall then be thought beat. Also. 10 Pit
:o.th = cal fc- az Anfi-Slzve-y Convention q
'be Cs-tstlsrs az al determinations n Vermont.
~ rs91s1t STLAS SIITH
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife Eliz4 Jane Lord, has
w left my bed AMI board without ANY provo
cation On NY paTr, this is 70 forbid ali persons
from harbofing or trusting her on nv sccounr AS
saai pay ID debts Cf her contracting after this
ds,e. NATHANIEL LORD.
Barton, Dec. 5, Is5s-55x8@
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A COOP Cow.-Mr. c. Leonard, OF
Pomfret, informs Us that be bas made to
sell the past season with one small COW
l9J lbs. Of butter, besides using what
was necessary in 4 family Of three. The
calf was kept until i was four weeks old
entirely on new milk, and the cows feed
was nothing more than ordinary. She
calved the 26th of March Foodstoc&
Standard.
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Farm for Sale.

WILL sell nv farm in Craftsbury. sjtuate5
Il on Black River. consisting Of three pieeas ~
.-li.' rs mn piece Containing zL9 acres, the
most o. %Aich IS excellent Hand, being divided
INTO meadow. upland. sugar place &c two good
hoEses and two good barns with sheds Il the
houses u Is well waiered. A part af the pur.
chase money can remain on tie land If desires
he other pieces have about thirty acres c,esrat
Or each OF them, with good barn ut.an one.
8. J GILBERT.
Crsftsbury. Nov. l. Is5s-45wss
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DR.. Il. E. Rg,oei!, Of New York, says
that the most efrctual remedy to improve
the tone and energy Of the stomach Is the
OSygenated Bi,ters. For Dyspepsia and
Indigestion these Bjiters are unparalleled,
as testify numerous cures.
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We hasc put up aud "a this artisIe f,r ever Ter.
ycsrS aud say ia confidence aud trnth 81 ii uhas ne
have uryer been sane hle 10 SAY ii asy
ii Single instance W ms aN Storaseta rarfe ~
timely used Ney SOOTHING es so VIC suae au
instance - dtssat cvpNn siactiau }s Mas oty
who used d. GA tbs coatrsry, ati are
dclfEhfrd with lts operations "a SPEAK trrftis VI
highest cauHrTds tiuU &c its uarieH effects tud 1ae-
teal virtues. We speak tu This Hatter .' Mat 90
know - after ten wears experience, apd pledge ngf
reputvfaH for thr Gifilaeut az st here ieei re-
in aim 81 every iustRui where the itfsni - ,f ring
fr'm psiu and exhaustion. relief ut' r t1uud O. p
teen twenty min'{cs after the SYRUP ls Hussttfvt
This valuable preparation ss tte prescription n ONE
81 tic most tyrFHEENc ANA SsfLFyL NCEsFs iu Ngr
England, and bus been used wtth never failing sue-
COS IN
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FOR SALE.

4 Planning Machine nearly new. snd IN frat
rate rspair. Enquire Of she subscriber ~
Barton, vermont. D. HEYWOnD
November TO- 1889 4z..f
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LIBERATION.
LIBERATION.

LIBERATION.
IHiS eeF1iSes that have given nv son Ioseua
Il GllosrF, Bis time, sad one wear Old colt. d.
rang the remainder of his Minority: therefor.
shall claim nose Of ais earnings. nor pay al,
debts q his contracting after tn. date
has
AUSTIN = GILBERT.
MARX
Attsst-0. S. BAraEz.
Derby. koT- fe. Is5s-zszsz
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Of ali diseases. tie tlr.; grea, cause
spUiags from Ecg'ect OF Natures laws.
SUFFER MOTT
A MUSICIANS LEGACY
TO YOUNG MEN.

a few ration
I'll and tiNiu-
irFe ie G re
nHrtHs pam
phtet iuFul az
~ RoEe-. utI
Sa1titlal weak
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MRS. WlRSL0W,
SURE 10 RE6ULATf ms g0RsIS,
Rflirfand Health 10 Yoar Infants.

selves, and
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PERSONAL.

-''' Hon. Thos. Corwin, Of Ohio, Is at Browns,
The Emperor Napoleon iii E, having been
born on the 10Th April, iecs, has completed his
-. Mr. Sickles Is reported as staying very
quietly at the residence OF his friend Capt Wiley
In New York CITY, 8
80. General Jesup and son were at the Spencer
House, In Cincinnati, on the 9Th instant The En-
quirer says that the General resided there nearly
NIFTY years ago, and remembers when Cincinnati
was little more than settlement.
-. Hon. Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi, and
Hon. ]. H. Jewett, of Kentucky, arrived in this
Hon. ID. A. Snalley, of Vermont, is also at Will
lardsi.
80. Ex-President Van Buren, came down from
Undertook the 5th inst and stopped, as usual
| at the New York Hotel. Senator Douglas and
himself were dined by Mr.. Cranston, HIe proprie-
tor Of the hotel.-N. Y. Express.
\ 80. Senator Seward took his departure for En-.
l rope, from New York, on Saturday; He was cs
| corted by delegation Of the Republican commit
tees on board the steamboat Josephine to tn,
| steamer Ariel. He expects to be gone until the
4 opening of the next session Of Congress The
Herald I'm noticing the trip of the Josephine dowI
! the bay, says: "Among the distinguished and
! prominent gentlemen on board were the follow
| ing: Hon. Preston King, L. S. Senator from New
l York; Ex-Governor Clark, ex-Lieut. Governor Pat
| terson; Hon. James A. Briggs, nj. c.; Col Seaton
editor Of the National Inteligencer; Senators I.af
fin and Diven; Assemblymen Meeks Shaw ant
| Childs; Almshouse Governors Breuniy hansen
l Smith, and Pinckney; State Inspector John Sher
| man, Hon. J. L.. SCHOOLGIRL, Supervisor Stuart
Hon. Mr.. Murray, Hon. II. M. Blatchford iona
than w. Allen, Deputy Secretary of State Morton
sons and daughter-in-law Of Mr. Seward wer
| also on board -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

O-At Pittsburg, on Saturday afternoo, a..
ofoke OUT on board the steamer Henry Grafr =, -
landing, and quickly communicating To N. y. .Ie
joining boats, In less than five minutes n. g.,
ers Henry Gran, Council Bluff, Potomac, Pono,a
James Wood, Belmont, Commerce, Jennie ci,,v
J. H. Conn, and Cremonia Were all In flames ana
soon proved a total loss. The flames spread with
errnc raPidity, and the heat was 50 great that
.eAls were entertained for the safety Of the ware
HVu'es on "ater street The exertions Of the fire
men were principally devoted to the saving Of tbi.
property The amount Of freight ON the boat. WA
not large. A small portion Of the freigh, ON En-
ra awaiting shipment was also DESTROYED = :.
steamer South America Fortunately had
-. up and was the means Of saving all the Other
- - ,ne landing, thirty In numbe, She to,,k
He.' on ioar boats In tow, which were ns.,.., -
ne aie, and thus lefsa gap which made !, eoss,'
N 70 save The rest. 7s,- - ''- '- y Po'Si-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

IL From Taylor & Maury we have Black.
woods Magazine for April, (already noticed by us
as nne number Of this always readable maya
zlne') and the Westminster Review for April.
containing nine articles Of standard ability Black
WOOD ana The Westminster both devote consider
ap'e space TO aPpreciative and warmly-compli-
,nen'afy notices OF the new English novel adam
! ncde. Ihe Review discusses the mooted ques-
non whether the author is man or woman, but
arrives at no conclusion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

H The Black River Wooden Mills, at Water
town, N Y, were destroyed by fire ON Thursday
last The fire originated in the picking room,
ana before The operatives on the third and fourth
moor stories could lie warned all egress was cut
on. some were rescued by ladders, and others
JnmPeo out OF the windows- Two persons were
hiiIed and thirteen seriously injured Two re-
SeIsed iaiai Injuries, Others also received slight
bruises and several are reported as missing Thsrs
were sixty persons in the building at the tim. 81
the fire. The loss amounted to $4,000. ON With
there was partial insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Consultations argues that Republican
ism and ''Know Nothingism'' are void of true
American feeling, rs is evidenced by the pro-
scriptivc amendment proposed to the Massa-
chusetts Constitution.
The Mtsliigeneer alludes to the unapprecia-
ted zeal of Congressman in bringing Oregon
into the Union. 1t judges from the spirit OF
the Oregon press that majority of the inhabi'
tants Of that new State would prefer the sim
plicity and chespness Of Territorial Govern
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

IL The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, con-
Meeting Baltimore with those counties Of Mary
land south Of the District of Columbia, is now
being located by the chief engineer of the Com
pany, the first instalnient on the shares of stock
having been punctualIy paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

II In regard to the melancholy death of Miss
Butler, at North Adams, Massachusetts, the Bos-
ton Journal says that an examination Of the body
has disclosed the presence Of poison in the stomach
The symptoms Of her sudden illness gave reason
TO suppose that it was the cause of her death
Miss Butler was young lady Of great amiability
and personal attractions, and the tragic affair has
created deep feeling in the vicinity of its occur
renee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

NAvAL.-The United States storeship Supply of
the Paraguay expedition, F. Strong, Lieutenant
Commanding, arrived at New York on Saturday
In hty-two days from Montevideo, and twenty
eight days Pernambuco. The following is list
OF her officers: Lieutenant Commanding. F
sfrang; First Lieutenant, A. Read; Second Lieu
tenant, J. c Blake; Fourth Lieutenant. J. I'll. Gil
lis Pursers, g. w. Clark, F. J. Hawitz; Captains
Clerk, j. A Carr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

FOR EUROPE.-The steamers Ariel and City of
Washington left New York on Saturday for Eu-
rope taking out large number Of passengers.
The Ariel having BIB, and the City OF Washing
ton I'll cabin passengers. Among the passengers
by the Ariel is Senator Seward, Of New York and
James CasPari and daughter, and Messrs l.. Han
sen, Raphael Player and Andrew Stoetfe from
Washington city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

H. In New York, on Thursday evening last, a
Young 'ailof named John Joyce, stabbed a young
woman named Bridget Freeman six times IN ,he
breast with pair Of shears Joyce had been nav
Ing his attentions 20 Miss Freeman. lint wa. ~,
Posea oy the mother, while the daughters septi.
ments on the subject were not known c..
in'o ne apartments Of the Freemans on the even,
ing IN qaesuon, Joyce was ordered out nv and
so' In.o an a'ercstion with the mother. when the
daughter interfered in the mother, hsh,IS Ia
received The Treatment stated She was to-, a -
the hospital, where her wounds were con.idn.a ~
mortal CONSIDERED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

COINAGE OF SILVER DoLLARs.-Silyer dollars
nave become exceedingly rare. 4 letter from San
Francisco states that their coinage Is soon TO liz,
commenced at the mint in that city. This is con.
sidered matter Of considerable importance. as il
Is hoped that the Chinese can be induced to take
Tue american dollars instead of the Mexican.
winch are at premium ; and that by that means
the discount on over two million dollars, which
amount of silver is annually exported to China
may be saved to the mere hants in tbi, cop,t,v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

IL Sir Moses Montefiore and his American
colleague have arrived at Rome and will soon ap-
ply for an audience of the Pope. A letter from
Rome observes that it Is not to be supposed tina,
any change will be made in the line Of condue,
toward the young Mortara, nor would the con.
science Of the Supreme Pontiff allow him to en-
danger the salvation Of the neophyte by bringing
him again into contact with relations or friends OF
the Jewish persuasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

BIsHoP JAMES A FREE Notwithstanding 10
one Of the Western Methodist papers, Bishop
james, during the recent noisy conference in Texas,
had, In the hour of extremity, given the Masonic
sign, when the rabble dispersed, and the Confer
ence was permitted to close its session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

GJ-A banquet In honor of the National Typo
graphical Union, was given by the printers of
Boston, on Thursday evening, at the Revere House.
Among the speakers were Mayor Lincoln, Jas. A.
Buckingham, Senator Wilson, ex- Mayor Rice,
Joseph Quincy, Jr., and Charles Hale. About
two hundred persons, embracing large number
of the craft, were present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

TJ~A Convention of Wool-Growers and Manu-
facturers Is called to assemble at Cleveland Ohio
on the It'll day OF August. The ProPriety of cstab.
fishing Market Fair is To be considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

BIsHoP DoaNB's SUCCESSOR. The Albany
Journal speaks Of Rev. MIR. Littlejohn, of New
Haven, as a candidate for the New Jersey success
sion. Connecticut lit says) is usually favored in
the disposition of ecclesiastical honors OH account
Of the neutrality of her position in the high church
controversy and freedom from heresy and schism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

Dy-The New York Methodist Episcopal Con.
ference, at IT'S session on Thursday, voted down
resolution requesting the Bishops to appoint the
enCe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

IL Phelan has declined the challenge Of See.
rieter to repeat the game Of billiards recently
played at Detroit. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

II The Young Mems Christian Association In
Philadelphia have again commenced holding
their tent services, which Were so popular last
summer
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The Crisis I'm Euyona

| The news from Europe which L. no,,, ,v.,o, -
/ for with an much t,,o-,I, ~. -, W"
| -, .''eie'' ny dIi Classes Oh the com
niuhI'y, owing 10 The fact that ii may announce
the commencement Of dreadful war on the Con
tnent will probably be brou,bt Tn ,lnch.c b., A.,
-AhSio-odAoh, which LETT Liverpool
'he %''h Oh April, Tour days after
the Niagara, and will reach us by telegraph This
steamer was due at Quebec on saturday sbo,,ld
she be DELAYED from a,v c,,.. ,.,o n
,d,,;o., 90 - ' VIC may iook LOT
"N'''eo vi TUG sahe date ny the Kangaroo, fast
screw steamer, which will be due at New York
on Tuesday morning. Meanwhile in o,do, ..
prepare the pubIic mind ,,. ,,.,,,,,.n W
London ;o,r,.I. p""nSh i'oih Tue
flIo,,i,c, ny 'ne niagara, the
ms summary ....
we may discern spark Of hope saws the
n tl9' Louis Napoleon may not make hssty
t1o,,'r dn,., up .he grove That is now so rashly
tS uowi, ana that time may yet enable Eng
il still r,i,'t UPON austria TO retract 1t. There
ters have taken such turn that there was some
Sai noPt OF an accommodation. II would not be
sIenJs, , ,II 10 hang much weight upon this
peel 10 hope to change the burmese of a st,3bhc,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

8. n me Sons Of Malta ball, which took place
s.,ss, rn on Monday night last, at the Front
a, was ,n,,N, uia not result so well pecuniarily
expenditures will exceed the rscsir.. n mat .ne
members in Baltimore, con.i.,,n ~ % nu' 'he
many Of whom are In good circnmst.n"u mem
generous withal will be able not oplv 70 ~, anu
small discrepancy, but continue their ZIG
TO the objects Of the Order, The decoration. :,
the theatre, new stage, two full bands of mn.,o
costly cards Of admission, rent Of the hons. al
miscellaneous items, make large aggregate. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-09

III TRE STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY Posr OFFICE
WIDER THE PROVISIONS OF fHK LAW DIRECTING
YHKn TO BIZ PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
YHE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF THE OFFICE. FRS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT or AMI oTHER DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.