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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

o OFFICIAL.

fro"kttn Pierce, President Of the United States Of
.8mericG, 10 ell rhom L may concern:
satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that earle kIRCBorF has BEEN appointed Consul of
Oldenhug for the port OF San Francisco the State
OF California. do hereby recognise him SUCH and
declare HIM free 10 exercise and enjoy .uch func-
tons, powers. and privileges allowed TO the
consul> of tho most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have CAUSED these letters
TO be made patent, and the seal of the United States
10 be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand. al the city of Washington.
the 18th day of August, 4. II. 1853. and OF the
H.. s.. independence of the Unit d States of Am.ri-
ca the Sevcnty-cglIth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

TIE k0sTA AFFAIR. late number of
the Paris Prssse says:
The kosta affair is far from being termi-
mated. We are informed that the Vienna
Cabinet has asked from the Washington
Cabinet reparation, which it may be
quite sure not to receive. Meanwhile
Kosta remains under the safeguard of the
French Consul.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
Written for the Evening STAR
AN Pc AL.
1.-THE SUFFERERS OF NEW ORLEANS.
nm

1.-THE tfkhEhS Of n bW Ohl@EANS.
BY DIRE.
IT'S natures call from human woes,
The wilds of perjury and distress, ascends,
With potent and with strong appeals
Before u.s. midst wonted ease;
And from the face of paid messengers
With pitying eye. demands our Timely aid.
The hoary angel, with scPulchral tread
Goes swiftly on, and with his sickle barred
Mows down the stately form, as fields
of loadeEcd grain, before the hu-bandnihn.
He has prctercnce-none can stay
His onward strldes-no monitor attends
To whisper danger, or thy end Is nigh.
IT'S hut the StrOke-the harbinger that teils
Thee one step more, and mortal Is immortal.
q, who can dwell with cen stoic's heart
On such distress: who recant unmovcd,
While pity thrObs within the common brca I,
And one humanity binds inseparab-:
%, who can look upon our natures waste:
The bud of promise riven. the hopes decayed
That sli>tcned through the dew-drops OF our love,
With sweet prSmatic beauty i'm its cup Of joy?
Owho can look upon Tho ghastly fonns ey Try hand
With meagrc dressings, and the sable pail,
To Shrond them from our view-thc horrid sight
Or see the funeral train, with rude attire;
Or hear the doleiul knell-thc shrickS of poverty
or see the blazing firp-the funeral pile
q. Who could lIngcT near such wretchedness
And not. indeed. with grateful hearts.
Essay tn bring relief. To give the needful aid'
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1852.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

AN ECCENTRIC MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
Hon. Caleb Lyon, who has just returned
from avisit to Europe, is member of Con-
gross elect from the western section of
this State, and is said to be talented and
exceedingly eccentric. A correspondent
of the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
owe have seen him before now, with
plaid silk cravat, monkey Jacket and
green and black pants, in gay ballroom
the observed of all observers, perfectly at
home in his oddities, and really beloved
by all who knew how good heart is hid
den behind his California rig. He devised
the seal of the State of California-was
Clerk of the Constitutional Convention of
that State; has been bearer of dispatches
to China and Brazil, l believe; came home
from California and stumped it for AS
sembly three years ago; succeeded when
the Senators resigned to defeat the Canal
Bill, he too resigned to defeat the Senator
from his district; was elected; run asstump
candidate for Congress, was elected, of
course, can make as telling speech, or as
taking afugitive poem, as almost an = body;
and we predict will be the first man asked
for by strangers in the gallery of the
House of Representatives, after Congress
meets"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

1T. EVANS, Pennsylvania avenue, be
&Atw"en Twelfth and Thirteenth strretS, hasI
this day introduced an entirely and splendid
style of HATS for the fall season, which he il conf
dent will give greater satisfaction than any tla has
been introduced into this city for years, both
CARDS beauty and quality.
He has also just received large assortment of
BEEBE'S Hats. aug 2S-d2w
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Republic discusses the financial
condition of Mexico, arguing to show that
the policy of Santa Anna is to discourage
the immigration of foreigners to his
country, and to cripple her foreign trade,
as we'll as to re-establish his old military
despotism. He conceives it probable that
England will shortly compel Santa Anna,
BY force of arms, to secure the regular
payment of the interest on her British
debt.
The Intelhgencer comes to us with an
other interesting letter from its London
correspondent, on English and Continental
affairs generally, and communication
from j. T. Headly, in defence of the &C
curacy of a portion of his history of Jack
sons career in the war of 1912, which
has been questioned by General Cooke
and others.
The Union defends the integrity Of its
reiterated declaration, that the Admins
tration will remove any of it's appointees
who declare themselves against the Balti-
more Democratic platform, which is ques-
toned by the Boston Atlas, and refers to
the result of the recent Congressional
elections as proof that the people are not
to be persuaded by the opposition papers
that President Pierce will not act up to
his pledge in this connection. The same
paper chuckles over Wing discussions, as
manifested in an article in the New Or
leans Bulletin against the reelection of
Senator Seward. The Union also shows
that there is no truth in the statement
that General (Senator) Houston is COM
planning of the appointments of the Ad::
ministration.
The Clippers leader is upon ''Gales &
Seaton," the veteran conductors of the
Washington Intelhgeneer, the article being
prompted by an erroneous report that
their journal is passing into other hands.
The editor pays these gentlemen many
compliments, all of which are we'll known
here to be deserved.
The Sun defends the New York Crystal
Palace against the recent assault of the
London Times, and joins the rest of the
Baltimore press in severe animadversion
upon the printers Of that city, who lately
attacked journeymen in the Argus and
American offices, whose proprietors de-
cline going into arrangements demanded
by the printers trade union.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

MALICIOUS misunderstanding that
persons concerned in carrying Baltimore
papers in Washington make practice of
doing their best, in various ways, to de-
lay the carriers of the Star in serving our
patrons, we have to caution them that
they are running risk of having the Of
ficers of the law down on them, shortly.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

RITThe history of the diffusion of the
cotton plant and cotton has been traced,
with tolerable degree Of proba bility, to
periods before the birth of Christ, when
it was confined to India. Herodotus. who
lived in the fifth century before Christ,
relates that the Indians made their clothes
of wool grown on a plant.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
MUSICAL INSTRUCT IONS.
PrOfeAHOF j.. AndrIa UarAeI,.

|Ga Would respectfully inform tic citizen,
" 'm W aStngtUn that he will be prepared 20
resume his instructions on the Piano. &c. nn the l.,
of september. All orders lett al the Musical u. pc;
of Hllbu- & litz, or at Thomrson- Daguerrean Gal
lcry will meet with prompt attention. Prices made
known on application A liberal deduction made 10
Schools. aug Ia t,,,,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

"a Joe ShilIingtOn receives all the NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS As fast As published. He
Is agent for Harper'S aud all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good a.
SoEtnent oi Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of = strcet and Penn
Syi'ahla avenue. aug ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

DTGrant Thorburn says of his last
wife, in letter to Philadelphia paper /:
''My wife is blooming lass of forty sum-
mers; [ succeeded in capturing the prize
only two weeks ago; my own age is
eighty-one, so that my wife just meets me
halfway. She is two inches taller and
five pounds heavier: so think on reflec-
ton, have got the best of the bargain. :"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

GILMASs II AIR DYE has made lis appearance in
our citv, very much To the qualification of our Young
bea'iN VINO wear red wliiSkerS mrI,tachicS. Gen
ucmen are now seen cuIing into hair dressing
looms with HAIR, WHISPERS muSachinS, and eyebrows
Of all imaginable colorS. and in five minutes they
will appear the street having them entirely
changed and decidedly improved by lu>trouS bI.tck
obtained by Using Gilmans Dye. Prepared by L. d.
GILMAN, Washington, ID. G.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

Ur"Will you have catsup 2" asked a
gentleman of Aunt Priscilla, at dinner
table.
Dear me, nos" she replied with a
shnddcr. Pm fond of cats in their place;
but | should as soon think of eating dog
sonp.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
(. FAESpRIcK X, MdchiniSf. B.oERTLY, Girl Enc,n,
EAENDRICK & OERTLY.

INSTRUMENTS, IMPLEMENTS, and TOOLS.
Il made 10 order. Turning IN Wood and Metal
Construction and Repairing oi Models. PlilosoTh-
ical, Chemical, and Surgical Apparatus and Arch-
tectural Ornament Designed, modelled, and arranged
tn order Elccropafnc. In fine, the above have
arranged their establishment far the preparation ~
things not always Ia be- found in stores.
{, Street. hrfMccn Eth and 18Th 10 i'm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

U~Newport was so crowded part of
last week that beds had to be made up in
the Bowling Saloons. On Saturday and
Sunday week, it is said, 1900 arrived
there.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

1JIn the time of Mohammed cotton
was generally used for clothing. Its first
cultivation in Europe was in Spain. Cot
ton goods came from India by the way of
Constantinopie to Europe, in the middle
ages.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

&C The undersigned having
EXOER RIFFS H transferred 10 Mcsrrs. SHE
kEI.I. & BAILEY hI> sn
ure interest IN the grocery business. formerly earned
opposite Centre Market, would respectfully solicit
continuance To them OF the iavors confnrrrd on hln
Mcssrs. SHKKELL R.ILEY Will, h. their attention
10 the business, and a dcsirr To please >uch of
friends AS may continue io deal with them. merit a
continuance OF their patronage.
aug l1-:';if JOHN II. kIBBEY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

1.-THE Washington Star never reaches
us until the day after publication. Whose
fault is it?-American Times.
The Star is always mailed in time for
the afternoon mail. Ask Postmaster
Davies why you don't get it,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

1.-THE N. Y. Herald proposes to du-
plicate its forms, by gutta percha stere-
otyping process, so that it may have two
presses working offits editions at the same
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

&C 1t is rather singular fact that the
oldest admiral and the youngest Rear
Admiral in the English service are, at the
same time, father and son.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

UWashington Ashton, R. J. Bruce,
A. j. Appleby and Nicholas B. Talbot,
Printers, were arrested at Baltimore on
Saturday evening last for assaulting the
hands in the employ of the proprietors of
the American and Argus
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

HATS As Is HATs.-The attention of the
readers of the Star is called to the card of
EVANS, the halter, to he found in another
column. Evans has handsome assort-
ment of hats, and never fails to please his
customers. Try him.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

DUFF SIDE COMES, &c.-LAMAIOND, eth st.
l. I'd door below +, has received another supply of
superior finished Puff Side Combs; also, Ladies'
Dress Protectors. Sewing Birds, French Trav,nc
Baskets, &c. for sale low for cash.
an. 22-cod 81
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

UWe trust that our exchanges who
copy from the Star, will give the proper
credit. We not unfrequently see our
news credited to other Washington pa
pers.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

USo far there have been l42 Demo-
Gratis, &c Wings and Abolitionists elect
cd to the next Congress. Maryland,
Georgia, Mississippi and Louisiana, en-
titled to % members, have yet to hold
n.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

NOT1CE.-Thc Navy Department IN entertain
~ propositions. accompanied 10y designs and draw
lng- until the 18th instant TOR furnishing nav EN-
GlNES. MACHINERY, and ROLLERS complete
Tor The Tinted State- steam propeller irigac san
Jacinio, now lying AT the Philadelphia navy ward.
III Is desirable that the propositions should specify
the tune WITHIN which the work Will lie ccmjI,tcd.
Payments VIII hc made follows: One halt an =
triai TIP, satisfactory IN the Department.
aud the balance after one wears successful running
TO be Judged of by competent Engineers To bc srrcied
by the Secretary of the NAVY.
NAVY Der <sTMrST, Aug. l., lstl3. auri7id
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
C.rriage., Carriages, CarriaK...

o%HGG have on hand the finest ss.o,r
He9mcnt of Light and family CARR aGPS
ever offered for sale in this city. Among which Ar.
several different styles of Light ROCKAWAlS. f,r
two or four persons; Light BUGGIES with and
without tOps; glass door and curtain door open from,
Rockaways, and almost every style OF Carnage now
in use.
Also, on hand several second hand Light Buycir,
and Rockaways.
All of which will he sold on the most reasonable
terms, at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue, by
THOMAS YOUNG
All new work warranted. aur 20-h
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
New Music,

JUST RECEIVED at the Music Depot. South s7le
- Of Pennsylvania .7renuc, four Gooye from IWh 4.
Songs Come buy my spring flowers Charity: There
Ii happy land All things love thee ~ do When
shall we two meet again; Aunt u rrl.t Prarhtr
Stowe; Petrinia waltz Lilly Dale: SrlurtI,ch
sleigh ride polka Alhoni waz Ronda CaIriccIo.o.
La Fee Dansantc; Fair, paIka. by J-el: Rainbow
-chottisch; lie Bananier, 10y GottSchaik. &c. &c.
aug. ID. HILRl'S & HITZ.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
NEW SONGS: NEW sONGsu

T AM NOT ANGRY; answer to Don't be Angry,
L Mother
The Old River Farm; ct, The Darkey's Regret
The Star of Home (SongS Of Europf)
Mary Vale
Come. take a san
The Old Veteran
Maggie by my side
DO they miss me AT home:
Yes, we miss thee
Dc Old Churchyard
Linda's gone to Baltimore
MY Old Kentucky Home
Aunt Harriet Stowe, &C., &c, at
WIMER's
stationery, Music, AMI Fancy Store, 9Th 1t.
aug % Near Louisiana avenue,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

r[Three slaves was sold at Martins
burg, Va, last week, two by Hon. C. j.
Faulkner, and one 10y j. W. Stewart,
Esq, for 81 ,250a piece.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
Personal.

Yankee silsbce is playing at Broadway
New York.
-. Charley Burke, the better Yankee of
The two, is playing at the Bowery.
go. The Hon. James A. Pearcc, MARYLAND
will deliver the address at the Ohio State Az
ricultural Fair
80. The honorary degree of LID. was
conferred on Franklin Pierce by the Norwich
University, Vermont, at its late commence
ment. Gen. Pierce is one of the trustees of
the University.
80. The 10Th inst was the anniversary of
the birthday of Napoleon Bonaparte. Had
he lived he would have been cighty-four years
old.
.... Lieut.. Maury has had very hospitable
reception from the merchants of LiycrpooI
80. Bayard Taylor will return to the Uni
ted States in March next
go. Lewis Cass, jr., charge de affairs at
Rome, Col T. ii. Whipple of New Hamp-
shire, are stopping at Frenchs Irving Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

TIE NATIONAL ARGUs.-This is the
title of handsome weekly journal issued
from the office of the Ereaing argus, Phi
la elphia, at the low price of 81 year.
10. Severns Il Co., the proprie.ors, pro-
pose to furnish their paper for the ensu-
ing three months for the remarkably low
sum Of twenty-five cents. Surely every
Pennsylvania Democrat desiring to be
posted in the politics of his State will sub
scribe for this paper.
The National Arsas is Democratic in
politics, and on all the great questions Of
tie day is sound in the creed of its party.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
DIE D.,

On the both instant, DAVID w. aged months.
days and hours, the only O: David L. and MARY
c. Nar
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
Grand Moonlight Excur~io.
OF The
YCung Catholics Friend SCcietv.

stkh The Young Catholics Friend 80.
1880 sety announce 10 the charitah, -
OF the Distncta most delightful aud brilliant II -
trp down the Potomac, for the purpose al III
funds 10 clothe and educate the poor children ,b-s
the coming winter. The Society has charicrrs ,ss
splendid and commodiouS steamer COZ .I'NRIa NV Nv
the Trip, which Will take place on TUESDAY ,h
Odd of August. Tho steamer 10 leave Gcnrrot,r
one O'Clock p M. Washington nj two Nayy ~,
Al half past two, and Alexandria al three. Tcl,.'
admitting r gentleman and two ladies. 81. -
An ample supply Of confectionery and r,,t,.b
ments will be ON board.
Lloyd WIlliams's Band has hecn engaged
Tickets can be- procured NJ the stores of John r
Ellis and Y. Mast, on PENNSYLVANIA avenue; of W
A. Kennedy and V. Harkaugh. 7lh street: a, IA
wells, IN Georgetown; at Walsh's, NAVY Yard. 49,,
Of the undersigned.
CHARLES :. JONES
NICHOLAS CAI.LAN,
GEO. HARVEY.
EDWARD ". HAMILTON
EDWARD T. QUEEN
VIM. J. FITZPATRICK
NENERANDO =. KING
aug lS-ft Committee of Arrangement
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN New ORLEANS
LIVES LOsT.-About ten clock last night
VIC were startled by an alarm of fire. and
Immediately repaired to the scene of
action, and there found the large grocery
and liquor warehouse of Messrs. Kendall,
1oc & Co., at the corner of Tchoupitoulas
and Gravier street, enveloped in flames.
The tiremen were on the ground and hard
at work, but their efforts were of no avail,
and they soon turned their attention to
save the property in the immediate vicin-
ity. The scene was exciting, for time,
In the extreme. The heavens were lit up
by the flames, and for squares around it
was as light as MONDAY, and at the posi-
ton we occupied on Canal street, the heat
was intense.
The various liquors in the store added
fuel to the flames, and ever and anon they
burst forth with increased fury; and when
the house was completely Quilted, and the
huge walls began to shake, We trcmbled
for the fate of our bold tiremen, who were
clustered beneath, mdauntcdly working
their engines, and as the walls gave way
and fell out, with crash which caused
the earth to shake, we felt certain that
some must have been buried beneath the
ruins; but we were mistaken. No acct
dent had occurred, and they worked on,
singing their song of triumph. Had the
least breath of air been stirring the whole
square, comprising oil drug and clothing
stores, and perhaps a large portion of the
city, must inevitably have been destroyed.
Too great praise cannot be bestowed upon
the tiremen for combining the flames to
their original locality.
In front of the building we encountered
sight which thrilled us with horror. 1t
was that of a negro, who had been in the
building at the time of its taking fire,
asleep. He was literally skinned from
head to foot, and was suffering terribly.
He was being borne along in basket,
and his groans and cries were most pite-
Gus. Officer Tenbrook had him taken to
the Charity Hospital as soon as possible.
We were informed that there were three
persons burned to death, but, in the con-
fusion at the time, VIC were unable to as
certain the facts.-Ncw Orleans Delta,
August ii.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

ASOuTIIERNB OOK.-Col.M NJ. Thompson,
Attorney at Law, presents us "Glimpses
of New York City, by South Carolinian ::
Charleston, published by J. J. Carter"
which is dedicatcl to the clever Colonel
aforesaid. The typographical execution
of this duodccimo does credit to Charles
ton. 1t is full of facts concerning New
York, which arc cleverly told.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY,

CoTneT of 81 stree. Gnd Indiana .7renuc.
IT\HE next Academic year will commence on
l. Monday, September 9Th. II il desirable that
those who enter should be present at the beginning
Of the quarter Tuition from 50 to Sl2.50 DER uuar-
ter payable i'll advance. Circulars NAV be obtained
by applying 10 the Principal at the Bookstore of
WIN. NJ Morrison Co. o. {. WIGHT.
aug 22-.iw PriHcil:ai
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

DTAll orders for the Star left at the
store of W. B. Richards, No. 3, Exchange
Block, Alexandria, will meet with prompt
attention.
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Australia.

Accounts have been received from Mel
bourne to 9th April-eleven days later.
At the date of the advices the markets
were bare, in consequence Of the non-ar-
rival of the large fleets, upwards of 100
vessels, that left England in November,
December and January.
Farm and dairy produce still fetch
enormous prices: cabbages are Is. each,
potatoes Sd. perlb., and butter IS. per lb.
At the last land sale, Melbourne lots
averaged $4,000 per acre, country town.
ships from $50 to f2O0 per acre, and
country lands EOS per acre; and this in a
countrywhere not more than an eighteenth
of the available land has yet been brought
into the market. The five days sale real
lied fS9,315 IS.
The news from the gold fields is, on
the whole, very satisfactory.
About 10000 persons are now on the
gold fields, of whom 10000 are women
and children, 10000 store-keepers, trades
men and government officials, and the re-
nlainder miners. At Balarat some i'm
mense masses of gold have lately been
found. In Canadian Gulley, one party
took out a nugget weighing ,6l9 ounces,
while in an adjoining hole two nuggets
were found weighing in the aggregate
1,9G0 ounces.
House rent continues enormously high
in Melbourne. 60 per week being de-
manded for two roomed cottage of the
most wretched description.
The weather continues fine, but there
is every probability of "a wet winter
Enough rain has lately fallen to keep up
a good supply of water for drinking pur-
poses.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

p The large circulation Of the Star makes
it the most desirable advertising medium in
the District. It has more readers in the cities
Of Washington Georgetown, and Alexandria
than all the other Washington daiies com.
bined.
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To conclmde with the Oprraita EMIT cd the
SWISS COTTAGE:
OR. WHY DON'T SHE MARRY.

Reserved seats, 80 ccnts-a,misSion - CENTS
Doors open ut ITO commence at O'Clock.
a.ir 32-lts