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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

JEFF. DAVIS CONNECTION WITH THs Con
sPIRAcY. he -REsFEcTTULLY REFERS PRO
POSITION FROM An ASSASSIN TO us SECRETARY
OF wAR.-The most important public testi-
monv vet offered tending to connect Davis
directly with the assassination Is the fol-
lowing letter, identified by Col. Treat, Maj.
Eckert, and Mr.. c. F. Hall, as having been
found among the archives of the COnfederacy
surrendered BY johnson at Charlotte. and
brought TO Washington from Raleigh:
MONTGOMERY, wHIrk SULPHUR SPRINGS. Va.
To HIS EreelIeacy Prssidszf c. 8. H.;
Dear Sir; have been thinking
for some time would make this communication
to you, but have been deferred from doing 50 on
account of i'll health
now offer you my services, and if you will
favor me in my designs | viii proceed. as soon
as my health will permit, TO nd my country Of
some of her deadliest enemies by striking at the
very hearts blood 81 those who seek to enchsin
her in slavery. | consider nothing dishonOrsble
having such tendency. All want Of you is to
favor me by granting the necessary papers, &c,
TO travel on while in the jurisdiction Of this Gov
ernment | am perfectly familiar with the North,
and feel confident that can execute anything |
undertake | have Just returned now from within
their lines am Lieutenant in Gen. Dukes
command. was on q raid last June in Ken
lucky, under Gen. John A. Morgan. | and all
nv command except two or three commissioned
officer. were taken prisoners; but finding good
opportunity while being taken to priscn, e.
capped from them In the gsrb Of 8 citizen |
attempted to pass out through the mountains;
but finding that impossible, narrowly escaping
two or three times being retaken, directed my
course north and west through the Cansdas; by
the assistance Of Col. J. P. Holcombe succeeded
in making my way round through the blockade;
but having taken the yellow fever, &C., at Ber-
muda, I have been rendered unfit for service
since my arrival. was reared up in the State
of Alabama and educated in its university. Both
the Secretary Of War and his Assistant Judge
Campbell. are personally acquainted with my
father, wua- J. Aston. Of the 9Th Congressional
District Of Alabama, having served In the time
of the old Congress in l5te. 1880 and 1851. II
I do any thing for you shah expect your full
conhisnos in return II ycu give this. can
render you and my country very important ser-
vice. Let me hear from you soon | an anxious
to be doing something. and having no command
at present, all or nearly all being in garrison, |
desire that you favor me in this short time.
would like to have personal interview with you
in order 10 perfect Arrangements before starting.
am. very respectfully. your ob't servant.
L. W. ASTON.
address me At the Springs. in hospital
On the above letter were the following
endorsements
l. Brief Of letter without signature
. Respectfully referred. BY direction Of th,
President, to Hon Secretary Of War. Burton y,
Harrison. Private Secretary. Received Novembel
20. 1884: Record book A. g. o., DeeS, 1854.
ga G. tbr attention. By order ). A. Camp
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

The New York Herald has plan 10 pay
of the National Debt, BY subscriptions OF
100000 each by 10000 men, and ssys
s64O, 900 has already been subscribed By si1
men. Commodore Vanderbilt leading of
with S5O0,OOO- The Herald thinks the
whole debt may beextinguished by the lss of
January and all the present burdensome tax
es taken off
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

The CONSERVATION in Richmond when il
came TO be known that the old traitor hsd
been finally placed in the seversst duress was
indeed great-greater by far than on the oc-
casion OF the announcement Of his capture
Some Affected 10 believe that DAVIS bad been
psrssnassd by . mani samed -Norshrop, OF
Richmond, who is said to resemble him vay
much, and BY this false person.tion, Davis
had been enabled % escsfs The majority.
howss9, sscspso the eoocksion sdat ''rhs
Prseident Of - Jcpnfelsuts Sntes"e is q
prisones Of tie United SSses IN Fortress
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

The Montreal Trdnserip. says wholesale
emigration from Canada to the United States
has set IN, induced by lack Of employment.
But It prophecies better times when the pre-
sent prospects Of large harvests are realized
next fall, aud thinks the emigrants woO t
better their condition by going to he States.
where labor Is already suporsbundant, and
the prospects for the future are by no means
encouraging"
The Brockyille Recorder estimates that
10000 bave left Canada within eight months.
Probably the United States can stand the
influx Of that numo,r. without having TOO
many lab0rers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

BuI1ER.-Buitcr hes fallen IN ~. Albans
n thirty cent? per pound. Large shipments
are being made from Montpelier tn Boston,
by holders who have 20; tired of holding
and il !. thought tho price viii b" down %
rwsnty-f-e cents IN q short tiuc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

the evils of war upon those had been chosen
10 defend. and averting secalamities with
the confession that hopes were dead which
every thinking southern man hal already
lost 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

The reward offered for the apprehension
of Davis, Secretary Stanton said, would be
distributed to the men who were properly
entitled TO it, and medal Of honor awarded
to each Que who participated in the capture
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
ADJ'r AND ISsF. GEN.'s OFFICE.
WooDsTocK, May 20, 1865.
sPrc1AI ORnrR 81. 1.

/. All Companies Of Provisional Cavalry,
heretofore organized in this State. will be dis
banded en the first day Of June, A. 7. 1865.
2. The ouartermsster General Of the State
will. Immediately after the first dsv Of June,
1865. call in and collect in Arsenal al arms,
equipments. ordnance stores and other public
property. heretofore issued to such companies
BY order Of the Governor.
PETER T. WASHBURN.
Adinfant and Tnsnector Gsner1i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

The Canadian 90 Board Of Public lnstruc-
tion" have voted not to allow the use Of
Morse's Geography or any other American
Geography. IN the Schools Of Canada. because
they are "calculatcd to impress the idea thar
the United States is the only country worthy
of particular description. while the pictures
mako evident the bravery Of Ameucan
troops and the cowardice Of their opponents
winch singular characteristics ''arc not
conducive to tn, growth of loyalty IN the
breasts Of young Canadians" s. "tbis Ter-
nicious foreign publication l. no longer to
be used in Canada As American Geography
is an unknown branch Of learning at 'omc,
and there are no CGaGdian text books worth
mentioning. We do not SEE but our friends
across the line will have to fall hack on the
" Confederate" School Books, got up by
some rebel domino, year or two ago.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

The water proof cloak and shawl worn by
JEFF Davis was presented to the War De
Iartment, on Thursday by CH Pri,cbard
On Tuesday guard was sent out 70 the clyde
and searched ;he steamer and all baggage Of
the rebel parry remaining 90 board A large
amount Of gold, gold. .isWeiry, etc., were found
in the baggage OF the lafies. but nothing except
ing several important documents. was taken.
Mrs. Davis. her four children. brother and
sister, and Mr. Clay. e. 90 Slrlnu1h iu the
Clyde, as permission 20 20 north bad been refused
The strictest regulations. respecting persons
visiting the Fortress. are stii r'-dy enforced.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

The evidence in the case of DR.. !. II
Blackburn, accused Of introducing yellow
fever by infected clothing, at Toronto. fully
corroborates the first statements
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

THg OFFIlEs> DEill--At tne c.a-e oi
the drill Friav. the officers were marched
to tto square vHeo they were dismissed
With a lit'le speech by Colonel Manson. and
broke up with three hearty cheers tor their
Colonel, whose uniform courtesy aud caIac-
itv Or a iriii-master ara appreciated hy Hi>
command.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

Hon. Geo. F. Edmuni~ left for Wsshir--
ton. Wednesday morning having received
a dispatch from So Stanton. requesting bis
presence IN that citv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
IArmy correspondence Of the Free Press.l
From the lst VT. Cavalry.

Breaking Camp. Mud and glory. Sheri-
dan q Custer. The Third DirisiOn. Ths
old FIRST Vermont C0U., Why has II no col
ors? Bounty Patriotism. The grand Re
rietr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

Orr STREFT CowrssIpNEE- orc doing %
good business nowadays. The gutter, being
cleared out. tle roads ri-ci and graded and
covered with a fnc gravel found O.; tbc head
of Pearl Street. which so'u packs down info
q herd and smooth roadway. and the -Ia,-
walks put iu ...l repair. a .e's Ue.,- more
OF such thorough work win make now
thing of our streets.
We are glad Co learn ,ls- 900 arrangement
has been concluded with N5. iay',-. hv
which the city has tie u-iyilsce q filing Pic
sunken pool IN the hollow no College street.
which was such nuisance inst summer.
This is 20 be done at once. 80, dir .ar tho
purpose being brought from the-ile Do. tas
o.d Z T. track. north u. Pearl Stree,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

JFrF. DAVIS DIsGui---la Pu-chard.
whose men captured JEFF, has presented To
the War Department tho .'fomale gear
Davis, wore consisting ol a waterproof cloak
and a shawl Colonel Pr'ttarj stated that
be did no, him-ei see tac rcioubable JET
iu this costume. hut wa, told ly hi, men
and that Mrs DAVIS bad acknowledged 10
him. that the article, w,re worn by JEFF e,
disguise at the moment of he capture. tine
cloak being Worn a. skirt. and shawl drawn
hood fashion over the head. To- conceal his
features. Under these garments he wore a
full suit Of drab and cavalry boots. with tie
pantaloous stuffed IN the boots. The cloak
wa claimed hy Mr. DAVIS. ana W., vorn
BY her during the VOYAGE 20 Fortress Monroe
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03
Brief Of letter without signature

l. Brief Of letter without signature
. Respectfully referred. BY direction Of the
President, to Hon. Secretary Of War. Burton y.
Harrison. Private Secretary. Received November
70. 1884: Record book A 60, Dees, 1884.
ga. G. sor attention. By order j. A. Camp
bell. A s. v. Ell
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-03

II came, it went, silent and sure.
He stared. smiled, burst ont laughing,
What Witchcraft's tbst'' &" It's what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08
New T.3O Loan.
feb dtf

We desire 10 aid the GovernmentAgentin bring
irs 10 the notice of the people this new Losn'
which is peculiarly adapted ts temporary invest
Esrt. the notes being more Of the nature sf cur
rency than long bonds, and therefore mere readily
oonvsrtibIeiuto money.
The Notes will be issued in denominations o.
$50, 500, 500. 81 600 and IS 900. viii rnn
three years from Au gust H. 1854, will bear B 10
PER GENT. INTEREST in currency tor ens cent
psr day SOD, payable half yearly, and st n,atu-
Yity will be redeemed In currency or II the holder
prsfer, will be converted into 5-23 bonds, bearing
si1 per cent. interest in gold.
We are authorized to receive Ave per cent ie gal
lenders in payment of subscriptions. allowing &C.
erued interest to date OF receipt.
fsbstf LEWIS JOHNSON & 90,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08
RalIim0He Markets,

Coffee-N No sales yesterday; prices unchanged
though nominal for Rio at 20k a2i Z cts gold.
Flour-Sales of 800 bbls Howard street and
500 bbIs City Mills SRper Al Si1; nothing doing
in Extra, demand inactive, prices steady at
81 5GaSIl 62 x per bbl for Ohio Mills
Grain-WhPat, ) 300 bushels offered, with
sales of 600 bushels white. in lots, at 50. 70a
S2.7S, and ,0O0 Bushels good Pennsylvania red
at 81 60 Corn, $500 bushels received; damaged
and inferior white sold at SLj3aS l55. i.JO0
bushels good TO prime do. at S1.5SaSL6l, and
LOT bushels yellow at SI.5sa~l 80 per bushel.
Oats, sales 500 bushels at 96a9S cts; receipts
light. Nothing doing in Rye.
Malasses-A few sales of English Island at
.5as0 cts per gal.
Provisions are quiet, and prices nominal as
before quoted: for Mess Pork S3SaS3c.50; Bacon
Shoulders 81 cts, Sides 3 cts, sugar
HaEs PAY cts, shipping do. old. 22a22S cts;
bulk Shoulders lsale cts, Sides % cts. West
ern Lard, hbls and tres, 2ia2iH cts, Baltimore
refined 70 !! cts per lb.
Sugar-Sales We're comprised of 12j hhds
Cuba at IL cts. and 100 boxes do. at TX cts.
mos-hoth for refining. Also, - hhds Cuba,
common grocery, at l. cts, less per cent.
Seeds-Smali sales of Glover at Sl2a&i- -,
supply better; Timothy dull at sc 50aS6. 20, aud
FlaxSee ed S3.G5 per husnel.
Whisky was very dull; held at 81 81 per gall
Ion, but entirely nominal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

WASHINGTON THEATER,
Eleventh street and Penns, lvania avenue.
Under the Management of
T. l., DAVENPORT AND J. W. WALLACK
LAST WEEK OF THE GREAT COMBINATION.
THIS (WEDNEsDAY) EVENING, March s, 1865.
viii be produced the ses slesppt Et comedy ;9 of
which was received on Monday D ght by the fullest
and most fashionable house of the season,
,Tis very good world we live in,
To lend to spend and to givein;
Rut to beg to borrow and get mans own,
'Tis the very worst world that ever was known
TO MORROW NIGHT.
THE HONEYMOON,
Doors open att O'Clock curtain rises ct o clock
Seats can be secured three days In advance.
0yFoRD. OXFORD. OXFORD!
MCsIC HALL AND THEATRE.
SUCCESS UNExAMpLED.
GRAND IoUEsrRlAN DRAMA
MAzEppA.0 fMAzEppA.
in conseonsnes Of which It. the amusement have
been isoHn1 " wFER for
giving the PUBLIC an opportunity of witnessing the
being completed by the introduction of the beaa-
SULTAN. SULTAN. SULTAN,
In connection with the above mentioned prs-
1fAf EfnPoPiHs 7 SttX tSsttiIssEaatTfIooEsr' PstIsEaTIoEs.r
COMIC AND SHkEsS5TFs s6kTtSESEAL sFS sXFSSSAL1zAr1oS
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

IT Vermont papers says that the Governor
OF that state Is about 10 call an extra session of
the Legislature to ratity the Constitutional
amendment.
Ey-The Empress Eugene has lately had
most OF the crown diamonds, not mounted in
the diacem and necklace, arranged as cein.
tnre, by the State jeweler Bapst. HIS bill for
1esetiing these jewels was S0,0GGf.
Jacob Little, the great Wall street stock
operator, is said to have become deranged. His
life for the last forty years has been one OF con-
tinUed excitement.
ke"The receipts from the late Fair In Nash
vile, above expenses, amounted TO Sli,6s6 9J.
IL Ten thousand four hundred nominations
for military appointment have been before the
Senate during the last four years.
a9-A CORES pondent from Bagdad says tina:
Generals CanOnal and Cortinas are marehiag
on Matamoras, where General mejis, with
A,UO0 Imperial troops, await their attack. Gen.
Hulburt has ordered that no permits for ves-
sells or mechandise shall be granted Tor Mata-
moIas until further orders.
TGen. Imboden is in command OF ail the
military prisons in Georgia, Alabama and Mis-.
sissippi.
KyThere are several line celors produ
from the Tesiduum of petroleum. One is a
bright and fixed cerulean blue, and is called
the Humboldt color The process is kept a SEE
cret by the discoyeTers who are German chem.
ists
II There are about three hundred aud thir-
ty thousand muskets at Springfield Armory
ready Tor use.
NIt-The population OF 81. Louis Is 1Gj4i6, an
increase OF 612 since $3.50.
IL The Postmaster General. on "Wednesday,
received telegram in reference TO the busi.
ness OF his department from Portland, Oregon,
dated February 2S This was written In the
place named, passed over $50 msaes OF wire,
and reached the department IN less than twen-
ty.four h0urs.
MA Clergyman lately travelling in the oil
region, saw child in the road stumbling and
falling He Kindly picked her mp saying.
Poor dear are you hurt =" when she cried
out, ~ amt poori Dad struck lie yesterday"
GOAL LNoNoPoLIsTs.-At Rochester, n. Y,
ON Tuesday, Judge Darwin charged the grand
iurv that it Wss their duty to search out ana
ipdict parties who had combined to advance
the prices of coal to exhorbtant figures.
Suoh persons were liable 10 trial and punish
ment.
TFA young woman OF twenty summers.
married but ten daysago TO a carriage maker
in New Haven as his second wife, (says the
Palladium of the "a IN ult, has applied for q di-
vorce. The first wife was di yorced at the last
lei m of court. and the new wife found she hsd
been yictimZed
~ Messages were sent direct from New
York to San Francisco, distance OF four
thousand miles. on Saturday, without inter-
ruptioD, Notwithstanding heavy rains during
the time at various points on the line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

THR BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE 1t
was supposed that when this body ad djourned
on Saturday that, the principal business en-
eaging its attention having been disposed OF,
an adjournment would be reached early the
present week; indeed il was even proposed on
Monday 10 take a recess until to day, in order
that the several courts OF trial might complete
their Iaobrs, and the conference end its session,
but the question Of slavery having been sud-
denly sprung upon the body yesterday, and
the debate thereon having taken wide range,
Will more than likely be resumed to-day, the
Conference will in all probability continue its
session several days lOnger.-Raltimore San.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE-The new Con.
stituton OF Maryland provides that the Gem
eral Assembly sshaIl continue in session so
long as in Its judgment the public interest may
require, and each member thereof shall re-
ceive a compensation of five dollars per diem
for every day he shall attend the sessions, un-
less absent on account OF sickness provided,
however that no member shall receive any
ether or larger sum than four hu dred dollars" !"
Under this provision the members will cease
to receive their per diem after the 9th inst,
and Sesterdss both houses agreed to adjourn
on that day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

~ The number Of passengers arriving in
the United States from foreign countie: during
the year 1864 was 22l ,535, appears from COM
munication from the Secretary OF State. OF
these, l99, $50 landed at New York; Massachu.
setts received 1854; Pennsyl vania 4i6s; Cali.
fornia, 8, 1s5; Msrv land g 960; Maine, 1873; New
jersey, 321; Oregon, 3o7; Florida, 1919: Rhode
Island, 81; New Hampshire, 16. But three
persons died on the voyage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

IT One OF the most necessary appendages OF
a Newt York bounty brokerage bureau IS a
fictitious mother, being woman apt at dis
guising herself, and ready to express and csr-
tify ber consent to the enlistment OF any mum
her of minor sons. Colonel Bakers investiga.
tions found several es,imable ladies following
thie profession, and making shout sl00 day
thereby,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08
sFDeep sea soundings have at last becon

A9-Deep sea soundings have at last become
somerhiDg like reliable. The suit Is, that the
ocean, SO far as vet been explored, is not above
half as deem as il was formerly supposed to
be- The greatest known depth III the North
Atlantic is about 25,000 feet. or nearly five
miles-not much less than the height of the
Joftiest mountains on the globe. II is supposed,
however, to be much deeper than this between
the Babamas and the grand bank of New
foundland, but the sonnoings on which that
supposition is founded are snot quite satisfac-
tory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08
FORD'a NEW rHEATER.

TENTH STREET, above Pennsylyania Avenue.
The distin euish ed Ameri. an artistic.
will appear
THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
in the Comedy entitled
DIANA ;OR. LOVES MASQUERADE,
written by j Westand Narston, Esq from whom
Mrs. Bowe purchased the exclusive light to pro-
eura this
CHAsTE AND BEAUTIFUL
Pr. action in this country, and it is now presented
for the
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA
Mrs D. P. BOWERS appearing
ss................. The Princes Diana
Mr.: MCGObLOM as. Don CIsar
Mr. Fore hs. induced Mr. EDWIN FORREST to
return to Wa shin on for four evenings only. to
appear ip four of his greatest Richie eu
Ths B. oker Of Bogota, iirutus. Firginius. Mon
day. Tue sday, Thursday and Friday. of next week.
The box sheet for reserved places will be opened
op Thursday harchQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

f2ROfEh'S 1aEATER.
Pennsyiyanis Avenue, near Winards Hotel.
BRILLIANT FAREWELL SEASON
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA
LEONARD eRSyRR..--....-.... DIRECTOR
CARL ANSCHUFZ. ..-......-.. CONDUCTOR
LIMITED TO TEN NIGHTS ONLY,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH =, 1865
GROI ER'S GRAND GERMAN OPERA
COMPANY,
Fer the Farewell Season in Washington.
SEVERAL ADDITIoHAL ARTISTS
Are oAkLs sGNsoITTz; oenaRcser,
Prima Donna,
Her last appearance prior 10 her departure for .h
MADAME JOHANNA R0rTER.
Enfsf6S fasfz6AE s}EisiS 5R fl ~ S6nisR
MISS ADALINA MOTE. I'm" DohnA'
MILE SOPHIE DZIUBA,
MILE PAULINE oANlssn, hFias s0uOFet'o'
MIss THERESA WOOL. A SO''fS''s'
FRANZ HIMMER,
His last appearance prior to his departure for the
nurondRs HaRGy.rIsn y j. pa!S ePuEt Opera. ' '-s
His last appearance prior to his depart for Eu.
SIG. GIUSEPPE FraaHadlARo.
JOSEPH HERMANs, ''''A sH0re'
KARL FoRME+.. '''S' 0As'' f'''ana0'
The Renowned Basso profundo.
Re.engaged expressly for the Season in Washing.
IsADoRE LEHMAN
HEINRICH srE1NE6R8Eo, 5i8o Baritone
Marion Graft Basso Butfo, 0"s'
NJ Otto Lehman, Basso
NJ EdOusrd Haimer. BassO.
NJ Alphonse Urchs Baritone,
NJ. Charles Viereck Tsnore,
Madame Ernest La Roche, seeonda Donna,
Mad Margaret Zimmerman, Seconda Donna,
Madame Matilda Berger, Seconda Donna.
THE GRAND CHORUS
Has been iirgey au gmented by special engage
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS OCCASION
ADOLPH NEU D0RFf.......-... Chorus Master
rn,u.u THE GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Wi BE- ansmrntrd b. tbe sdiition Of the ehtirs
excellent orchestra already employed st this the
ater.
The Director earpes.lS hopes that the lovers of
the Opera Will assist i Ii securing a large season
re atssldPs an enter Of such
SEASON TICKETS ONLY
1nIs is, Wiedns:.dsy| niaa MORNING. Feb. a.
THE PRICES FOR THE SEASON
are fixed ut the following rates:
Orcbestra airs 40 opsrasl. ......... -,
Dress ard Parquet Circles to opsras).-.-. SIS
me SA;sA SEATS FOR SINGLE OPERAS
will s0"'ffRfD54IY fFRID4Y MORNING, Marohs,
at the following prices
Crche'tTa Chairs. .....-.-.----s2 g 30
D ess and Parquet Circles a.-.:,-.-::."..;..;s 9,
hus it will be seen that quite an i'm portant al
'Sh'iSG PURoaasERs fiaSH OF SEASON TICKETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

~ Robert Small, the slave pilot of Charles
ton, who ran the steamer out OF Charles ton har-
hCr, and delivered il over TO the blockading
squadron, and has since been OF so much SER
vice il our naval operations on the Caroln
coast is said to be now worth S3i,GGO, ali OF
which he has invested in government securi-