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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

| = Mr., EDITOR - IS 8 -
promised ynu. sometime since. an
article or two on the culture OF Fruit
IN article in your last No reminded me
ofimy promises fIIg62 tasssklii :
fKTTf egIkuKE.
We often hear farmer say, ! would
pot take S2n for thai apple tree, tproba.
bly, the only one OF the kl.,d on his place. D
and itwould doubtless be Il bad speculation
for him at ihreeaifnes The amount Ithss
been and Is common both 10 Western and
Eastern. Virgins. 70, procure q nil trees
from Northern nurseries tie pefehas.
ers are often disappointed. SOMETIMES.
perhaps. by tricky pedalaSs but ofieaerI
by differences in elimate Il; for INSTANCE,
Tie s Seek No Further At, apple orig
ating iN Oneida Co, N. II !. near a centu-
fy since, and. ia The. opinion Of the Mri.
ter, no better apple grows at the North
rs an ekeellent keeping apple; here Il
n but a moderately geod ealing apple.
and perfecsly ripe IN October, SoIJhe;
e Gilly Flower (cailed :.Sbeep Fosss',
here, vii, 80 New York. Keep GOOD 4 FIJI
May here # IS at its prime III N5vefiis
sember. bnts holds It's flavor well Tie
Il Pippih Is amongst the few kinds that
improve ia size and fayor--aImosI ano,il-
er apple--butt does not keep as well al
mighI be wished This might betiailf
down as a rule . th6se preparing 10 eel
an orchard for; early! fruit. Should pro,
cure their trees ID AS high a Northern
sT'ls uas asF possible ior lale satlei,es.
~ slis. ~ ~ least ~ me vzsina'
- q p n9s = . lalr eallng ana ceeK
~ anu nn'sy. wi. y 's1 care pc ksps
49, na'ts ou.I = oenelen {, ~ sac J. Two
fafis. Is, ana gree r.i ne writer has
!, N s' 81 uss y ps3flhg Exery prolsnlee a
~. 4, % . S'1s some Pouna oH more
rs n - u; s. = zoo1E5n ssrr ~ ea,lng.
soas =. your ,olar aotks kno 10, soons
t'la.',l ~ Yssn e'sfesiIN oulo Keep fiil March
s'. o1.y EsFli 1sno = variety
~ 9sas ao0.n9oa srfl; = 8 very
pp'e e'.s 10y man !so,u slzs
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4rIsAton. F)ct. 1861
\ TO TILE PIIIsI.IC.

E.Ay PAR Ks, of kaifawlia county,
ailfAi tiES WI RHOlE On Pptnaan oounty,
haElAis -il{ered into partnership, as.IttorneyS
AasllHA IocrtsbIors at Law, underf The style 81
II N HOGE, for the eonntiesof Mason
Ii iE5lPatiam; will attend allIIhe county, quar-
tt III 3nA circuit courtsin THOSE countess and
" 4 IL attend promptly fol all business which
ip9y TIE entrusted to them appeftaInIng e.
tke Nh profession. II. + AXIS ~ ~ ~ ri
II Ean.s l.EglI8 IS 3tE lSSaf. ssi.s
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alpet.r ).

i The following beautiful lines Willie reeog
nlzed l,ylthpse who had tie p ea.ufe az A.
ing Mr E9wAARAs, at his reet nj Il Rsa4ings
ana Rrf,tq tions. v al Block Haln aTbss
veieifulniShed Us by iii. E wards lfrbta rilens.
Dry, ana there may, consequently. tie SINE
verbal errors, but none I'VE III n K, that.will
% i either letter 81 spirit they lrsathe !
patrio' ici Onion 4fering spirit, tina MAX e them
espec ally appropriate in these tines. When
theIe8afe 50 many ultra, hot bondedS fanatie-
al,5festfdss spirits, y th North ana soitih. ~
oTR UNION /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

rife, and with uherrihg aim. cent / ball
through MaIpin's black heart. Bill was
dead. but vengeance soon followed bis fall.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
Gun UNIoN.e
jar 81 cARAEs.
The Blood illai flowed ii Lexington.

! The Blood thai flowed at .exineton. sEgd
And csim apad Like Champlaln, III 4
Streams still along the Snutht4F Gulf, e
And bv the Lakes Of Maifie. ilI 5R
NJ IL flows il. veins that swell above n
-E Pacific,s golden sand,
And throbs in hearts Tint love anil aefieye
BY dark Atlaniies stand. 4a.Ts4r
II bins, in oneva st brtfhethood,
The,trapper Of the West.
W'thHniea citits glass themselves !
Ins EfFsss classic breast. fsitetjtssfftis,
.Andkthpse to whom Sep ember brings
@ss 4'Fhe freside socia hours, a7RK fss
\ With those who see sBetember's brnw
H4 Envfeathea with gorgeous flowers Y.
L From where c9l l launching gfeets
The Smiling Wesfern wave.
To where Potomac sigh beside 49,
sva IA pairiot hero,s ct We It'll q
AndTfrfln the str am ng everglades
'ro H;irsn's lofalr a Oh ass M ss
Y The leloFyof Matt N Past EY5
Thrills through kindred blood.
Whert VIZ ,arnald,s tale IS told.
II dyes the hack with shame, e
Bit gl,ws wi h pride at Bunker Hill,
pr#AIoaltFie's wilde fame;
or WHEREOF er hove ythf sffsy
The Star Of empire CLEANS. IS
4 Tnobthe deck, d ri'erthe dust,
It ponrs a; common stream. 81
4 1 tits sd cred legacy 81
.7- YeneYsr can divide;
Nor take from Vi la e urchfn.
Ortha youth ofeity prdfs tEI4
Nor the hunters whit ha red children.
Wh4 fnl d fruitful home ll4Ift
s9 Where Ramsless lakes d r. sparkling.Ili
sye Ard where lonely rivers roam. II
Green d lew Ills sword At ElItaw,
Anil bleeding Southern feet
Trod Their march arioss the Delaware, !
Amid he ssow andsleet lsf
AiTl Io Iuponthe parchment,
Where the natal record shines,
The baTn M pave 81 JEFF. rson
Bears FTanklin's calmer lines.
Gould ya divide that record bright, 81
Or tear The names ap It,
2 hat etsi vtre written boldly there,
With plight Of hand an heart 4
! Conld vel erase d Iiancock's name, 4
E'fn with th sahre's e,lge,
or bio out with fraternal blood 4
IA CsTFolRs, dou5le pledge
SAY. cahIthe South SELF ont her share
OfBl1ker,s haary height
OrcaI The North give Ap her boast
Or yorktown closing ight2
Could've divide with rquaI hands,
's Il herikage 81 IL YES.
0rIyentl ia twin he starry flag
That Per them proudly waves
7. #4g. II III f5#s
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On he marriage Of = Miss Wheat, i
was hoped thai her path would Pc acwery.
and that she might never b |thrsshed
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!. lI.nnnfr AIloyNllIar,es

lin County COuff held fssr Ka
"A VIVA County Oh Monday, the
= Isl dny Of June, 1855. 7e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

So tsA1M kyHuey Uft illOLhUsAyg the
= Isl diiy RI June, 1858.
The aching justices Of this County having
been summoned 10 attend here this day to lay
The Levy Tor Ibis county tpr the present year,
this day proct eded 70 lay The same Us follows:
70 Andfew Parks Esq, Attorney,
gat prosecuting the Pleas of the Ieli.tg ]
dis COMMONWEALTH in this Gou1t
.fs. for his services Oh behalf oflhe u
commonwealth duflngthe past s9 79s slt
81. ss S 3 i25,6oI
ASsN Quarter. clerk Of ibis court, nysg
tforp hrs services en- behalf of estfssi s.5
.past,ye 10000
Jofn Stack, henff, for1like services 1900
William Kelley iarlof,E Iof services 1000
same coal ft,r use Of jail 81 If So, 90
sans for whiteaaashihg iaiis III 1910
For Slate Roof foEthe clerks oil
fce Of this county, tof be paid
to the order OF A w Quaffier
aud JohnttI tidShprn,S eommisN ~
@ sioIieTs, who are heteby APT 5.5S,
a pointed 10 supernidadS the
work, and to contraction The
same, sf &F 32500
Riahatd N GALLON, his account
foEcatpe nter 5 work abouttheh
s Fl court house, clerks office and N.,
a jail, DC 1926
r Nv Newton FOR pnb ishins notices H,37
John Rundlefor same tl,s7l
james H Rogers, aect1for stationery 1918
William Kelly for keeping p luna
tic MIS- Cpnniaghanl Az days. 29,40
lanes A Caldwell, account 80 /
" F & ] H Goshoru, store acct l55, az
Goodwin 4 Welch do do N 2,50
lac0blfiashotn Isl kssdo.# do 1925 |
A W Quarter his accoun Tor reg
isterllg Births, Deaths, and
Marriages 5 ,83
IA Whitlekef 4 Son, store account 4,5e
gChales Bryan, for carpcIt4rs work ,AI0E
EThamasi1 sword 100
Joseph Carney, foraamages allow
u Cd ID him for Road soc
George McEmdree, acct ior painting 12,0ol
harles B Curry acct for raifolins & $50
John Hazlett and James Gasssday 1851
found lroNssd 500
Robert n Malcolm. comm ssioner
of revenue, Tor telisteting voters 1919 |
John w Field for same sl 4D,5U1
James I Qnarriel, surveyor ri road He s
for money advanced $50
Jaent Mahan, account 1000
VIM Smith & Co. of Cincinnati,
3s meet COR Record Books, &c. to-
| 81 be paitl 10 A w Quarter 1T $500
Elias LaugholH, ACT cunt for chairs
for clerks Office . seq /
james A Lewis store account 1910 |
Richard q LaiAity and IN Dsr-l.f
neal, account for making Poll
ld Booksfor genetsIelectionS and
/ election Of Judge of circuit
court A MI $500
Nelson MalIan account for coal 50. 90 /
Robert n Malcolm, com sof reye-s3#
nue., fs.r list ofhirths and deaths s.9il
Jones w Venable, guarding jail kfO,W1d
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KENTUCKY LIME.

|pURWELI4 4 FORD, having been ap.
10 appointed as agents for Nuns Ken.
lucky Lime, are at the public service Il
furnish smalI-or large quantities of tile
same. No use to recommend. Give ita
trial. II stands on its own goodness.
Price, per barrel, at the wharf boat, ri.
Pleasant. Sl.20, All orders will meet
prompt attention II
Pt. Pleasant. June n 1856, s2n8tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

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and lis VIE Tba a,;I,. 49,. IN.
slid ner,,i.sion :, u'.as 80 e'a'ey
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auastion.s
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Al renssalea IS, s INA Il :, 800 g -
Win great dpIiberatiSh he s6,iys so as;s
n,a,I,. Tia ss;ls,
had never been weed se - s,,eb ssi,;s,;
ions. were barr;fsd .sd IN, $3.50, ~
Eniyhs. The ed;tnr slsnI nol,;;cn "
q tttv Il ann III stss,lstt ~, w
and ii nc egenin.. beeaf Is a.si ii I, ~
naked walls ~. = ~
whieh IL bad nra,,er noaI ,ssa.s, ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
For tie Kaaawha vallsy sllr.

Mr., EDlToR - - IS 81 ~ sss i
1 promised ynus sometime since. an
article or two on the culture Of Fruit !:
al article in your last No. reminded me
ofimy promises IsO2 kaos5l :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

The Union scores the recusant Democrats,
who, elected to support the Administration,
had crippled it by defeating so important a
measure of governmental policy as the Def
cheney bill, and adds, in P. s.:
"After the foregoing article was written, on
yesterday, the House passed the Deficiency bill,
the chief object Of which is to provide for the
Utah expedition. We sorry that there was
nothing in the voting on the bill to call for a
modification Of the foregoing paragraphs The
bill did not pass the House By a majority of the
Democratic votes. IL was passed by the specia!
favor OF few Black Republican members. Its
passage is due TO the fact that there were Black
Republicans in the House of sufficient public
spirit and virtue to vote for urgent measure of
public necessity. Such is the condition of affairs
that even great measure of public Necessity and
urgency must owe its passage to Black Republic
can favor"
The Intelhgsncer, alluding to the recent
dying condition Of Col. Benton, says:
$50 fully is he himself impressed with the SOL
eInn fact that he is as constantly engaged as his
failing strength will permit in debating letters
aud making other dispositions for the close of his
earthly careeI.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10
THE WEEKLY STAR

of this date, now ready for delivery, contains
thrilling tale entitled The Second Mar
rage" full local reports Of the singular
crime developments of the week in this city !;
some sixteen columns of Washington Gossip !;
a dozen or more rich humorous sketches; some
admirable poetical articles, original aud Sc
lected, and other good things too numerous to
psrticularizs also its usual full complement
of news matters, personal and political items,
&c, &c.
Terms as usual-only 81. 25 per year; single
numbers, with or without wrappers, cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

IL Canada has just adopted Decimal Cur
Tency. The new coins have been prepared at
the English mint, and the FIRST consignment is
daily expected to arrive. The silver coinage
consists OF five, ten, and twenty cent pieces
Cents have also been struck. AS vet no quarters
have been coined, but the convenience attending
their use will soon add them to the list This
change will be an accommodation, not only in
Canada, but also in our frontier States, between
whose inhabitants and he Canadians large and
Increasing business intercourse exists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10
CONGR
Thirty fifth Cengress-FirstS session.

TIKI SENATE was not in session during yester-
day.
INTHE HOUSE, after the close of our report,
some motions as to the order of business were
discussed, when
Mr.. Morris, of Penn, said 1t was proper that
the House should adjourn in respect to distin-
guished ex-member of the United States Senate.
who would, in all probability, in a few moments
pass to another world. He alluded to the Hon.
Thomas II. Benton.
The motion was agreed to, and the House ad-
Journed till Monday.
A letter from Mr.. Benton-which will be found
In another column-was afterwards read in the
presence of the members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

III Several Americans from Massachusetts,,
who are now in Sebastopol. are thinking serious
ly, II seems, of settling there. Every encourage
ment is offered by the Governor of the place and
the Russian government. In fact, it would seem
that the Russians are well aware of the value of
foreigners in building up town on the border of
their vast dominions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

u The Philadelphia Argus says that tele-
graphic dispatch has been received in that city,
stating that the Navy Department is about to for
ward orders to Commodore Stewart, to com
mence the work on the fIigate Congress, now ly-
Ing at the Philadelp hia Navy Yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

Tbs OPERA.-we learn that the operatic
son will not commence until Tuesday evening, as
Manager Stuart desires TO bring out Trariata, the
opening performance, in perfect style attainable
only through further preparation and rehearsal
Sonora Gazznska takes her role in Trariata, and
she will be supported by all the artistes Of Ma
Tetzek's troupe, and number from Ullman's
troupe. The season will undoubtedly prove he
most brilliant one ever known here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

O. The body Of man named Benjamin Jones
aged forty-nine, belonging to Baltimore, was
found floating in the dock in that city Thursday,
with marks of violence, indicating that he had
been murdered. The deceased had some money,
and few weeks since he left, as was understood,
for Texas. 1t is supposed tibet be was robbed and
then murdered. Verdict not rendered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

NV JERSEY MILIrARY.-Governor Newell
IL is stated, contemplates to issue order for
encampment of the entire military of the State
to be he'd in New Brunswick in August next, to
continue four days, and to be carried out with all
the discipline and rigidity of a regular encamp-
ment in time of war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

of Congress eau have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
for 5000 copies Of sixteen-pag speech, one cent
and half each; for 1000 or more, one cent each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

EXECUTIONS. -Anderson and Richards were
executed together at Lancaster, Pa, yesterday,
for the murder Of Mrs CARRIER aud Mrs Ream
They made no speeches at the gallows. Ander
son has made full confession, which is to be
published
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

friends in either House make 1t necessary to do
so, entrust to you to make known by means OF
this note my express wish, and desire that the
event remain unnoticed in Congress. Your old
Tennessee friend, THOMAS III. BENTON.
We are informed that Mr.. B. failed more
rapidly yesterday, and expressed his convic-
ton that death was nigh upon him. He awaited
his death, (which occurred at half past clock
this morning,) with great calmness, and al
though suffering severely, was accomplishing,
and retained the full possession of his faculties
Although so low yesterday, whenever strength
would permit be was debating letters, and
making provision for his hourly expected de.
mise.
AN USFoUNDED SroRY-The enemies of the
Senate's bill to admit Kansas into the Union
are circulating story saying that the Presi,
| dent counsels that the Senate should accep,
the House amendment. There is no truth
| whatever in this rumor. On the contrary, we
are assured by various gentlemen who have
conversed with him on the subject, that he free
ly advises that if the combined opposition ir
the House choose to take the responsibility Of
keeping open the Kansas question, it is the
duty of the friends of its proposed immediate
settlement, to let them rest under the entire
responsibility for their course.
| THE CASE OF CAPTAIN DURHAM.-We un
derstand that the Committee on Foreign Rea
tons have notified n meeting for Monday, ant
have requested Capt. Durham to appear befor,
them and make verbal statement of the fact
connected with the outrage committed upoI
him by the French authOrities
with the wishes of the committee, and will b.
| in attendance.
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of tn,
weather for this morning is made from the Mors,
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about O'Clock n. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

IL The Western Virginia Annual Conference
of the NJ. E. Church, will commence its session
in Charleston, Kanawha county, on Thursday
the 18th of April. Bishop James is expected to
presfde
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Personal

-. Ex-Governor Walker, Of Kansas, ia at
Bridgeport, CT
go. Hon A. o. p. Nicholson, Senator elect
rom Tennessee, and daughter, at the Kirk
wood House.
80. DIR. X. w. Gibbes has retired from the ed
itorial management of the Columbia South Caro-
Iinian, and has been succeeded by Franklin Gall
lard, Esq.
-, -. Governor Willard, Of Indiana, passed
through Apalac hicola, Fa on the 3Oth ult on
his way home, having been spending some time
al Tallahassee with an invalid brother
.-A private letter from Edwin Forrest, the
actor, says that, never having doubted Christian
NY or apostatized, he thinks there is no need of
DIS becoming convert"
The Hon. John J. Crittenden il named nv
The Independent Republican of ClairsvilIe Ohio
as us cand date for the next Presidency subject
TO the decision Of the National American Cen
vention.
All accounts represent that the conduct of
Mr. DeLeon, our Consul General to Egypt in Sc
curing the arrest Of the persons engaged in the
outrage uron the family of the American mis-
s1onary at Js1a, was prompt and firm.
..-- IL is proposed at Memphis. Tenn to cele-
brate the anniversary of the birthday Of Henry
CLAW The day will be celebrated in New York
by the Clay Festival Association, quietly by the
Ign.
Judge Eccleston, of Kent county, will be the
successor OF the late Judge Hopper upon the
. SmSnn Court bench; that Judge spence is to
succeed ledge Eccleston in the Court Of Ap-
peals; and that Daniel NJ. Henry Esq, of Dor
chester, Will succeed Judge Spence
49, o1mculty occurred in Nashville a few
Gays ago, between the Hon John C. BIRCH
SPeaker OF the Senate Of Tennessee and Hon
Moses W hlte, OF the lower House. which ended
In arrangements for an affair of honor. The Ca
zette say: "UpOn hearing of the facts in the
ease, Ex-Governor n. 8 Brown and C;ovsrnor
q Harris, addressed note to the friends - ~
parties requesting an interview which w,s
granted, when they succeeded finally in adinSt.
ing the matter honorabiy to both parties -
o. AT last accounts, 1 200 hands were at woyk
Oh the steamship Leviathsn.
during the past week at from 50 to SIS per hun
dTed.
" new Episcopal Church has been erected
at Old Point, Va.
III The fsst boat from ST. Louis to Nebraska
r rrd Nebraska City on the 10th, causing
bttle sensation
VI The United States sloop Of war I<vant,
rom Hong Kong, arrived at Boston on Tuesday
sTHikE-The opeTatives Of the Hartford Car
PEI Company, at Thompsonville, are on a strike
Tor higher wages. -
o. Three policemen and two coroners ran a
mile on Inc INST day of April, in PhIadrlphia 10
brain tcith a trombone ''
IL DR.. Alfred w .Taliaferro saws that insanity
prevails TO an alarming extent in California md
the statistics show that il is steadily ON the in
crease. Some attribute this melancholy fac, 70
the popularity Of the climate Others TO the NJ.
'uIe of the population, and yet others 10 the bab
is of the people, which latter we are inclined To
think, Is The nearest light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10
TRAVIATA.
LUCIA.
TROVATORE,
MOTTO IA ITEM TION.

NOT c IA TIE NTION.
To Whoss1is aud Renal G,or,rs. TobrrrouISts
DRUGGISTS, and tke Trade generally.
We, the UNDERSIGNED Messrs. SAMSTAG co
have just received a OF of superb HA ~ ~
VASA SEGARS, VIZ: MAS.
100000 Imported Havana, h
75,0H Manila Sherroots,
42,ea FIgara,
6o,90 Choncha,
40,99 Operas.
And other Brands too hume rous To mention.
Also, $50 baskets HsIdSick Champagpe,
Also, various brands of choice old w mes and Lii
quors. :. SAMSTAG * CO,
80 Pa. avenue. bet 9Th ard n h sts.,
oppo. Browns Hotel, Washington City, ID. G.
Terms according to amount, with good paper.
10 colin
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~ A 3 n ] n d TON tn a II T.
ITALIAN OPERA.

w AshIN TON THEA rhE
ITALIAN OPERA.
Mr.. STUART has the pleasure to announce that he
has concluded an engagement with the renowned
director,
MAX MARETZEK,
by which he will he enabled to give four
GRAND OPERA NIGHTS.
commencing on TUESDAY. the 18th Of April, AZ q
following on WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SAI =
URDAY EVEN ING.
The Troupe will embrace not only the superb art.
lists under the direction of Max Maretzek but al SO
the leading features of the ULLMANN TROUPE.
The Operas Will be
LUCIA.
TROVATORE,
ELISfR DAMORE.
The enormous expense entailed ~ this engage
ment renders the following scale of prices requisite
even 10 save the management from loss, and MIR.
Stuart confidently looks TO at least such protection
In this effort to bring before the Washington public
the works of the Great Masters of Song.
Private Boxes, dress circle tier, $40 per night,
or $50 FOR the four nights.
Private Boxes, on lower tier, Sl2 per night, or Sso
for the four nights.
Orchestra Seats So per night, or $40 for the four
rights.
Dress Circe and Parquette (nunberedD 81 per
night, or IS for the four nights.
H. Subscription List and Box Book will he open
at 10 O'Clock daily, at Metzerot;'s Music Store,
corner OF Pa avenue and Ilth street. apsat
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ITO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

We would call the attention of Carpenters and
RuIldeTs To Immt nse stock of -ASH DOORS
BLINDS, MOUI DlNGS, DE. We Lave inst re-
ie North. which are No. 1. We nave Also IN
lore over lfoo W lndows of Sash, of various yiz
glazed or uns Zrd. Also, well sei ectt stock of
doors. manufactured from Kahn dried lumrdr. We
wonid CAL fartlcu ar attention to our stock of
MonidIngs of over IS different patterns. u have
made ARRANGEMENTS with the best northern mann
lectures Tor cons. ant supplies.
Al thos- intending 20 build the coming ,esson we
III" vii 90 well 10 give us a call md exspIEe our
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
H. w. HAMILTON d CO.
N. B-Al Patterns Of Carved and Sawed Brck-
cts also, Novels snd Bslnsters furnis he'd order,
and Minds PsInted and Hung TO order.
Cal at No. $50 7th street, oppos to Centre Market.
ap colin H. w. N 4 Co