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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01
Inquiries---VVho viii Answer

Dr.. Editor What becomes of the money
lands forfeited to the State for non-payment
OIL taxes? Is it paid into the Treasury
VT are warrants substituted Is there any
speeulationF Are the large warrants bought
a. sixty-hve cents,exchanged for small ones,
LOT an objectf Do the agents of the State
make the proper affidavit in such cases
made and proyidedp'
BURYBopY.
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Infamy Imm0rtmiized in "'A"""-
mental Est't

una4oD tyo Itaffsyg. has co N''r4. N| IIH
-, -, 80, 4 .t,tiita Ill hou8r uI Is hia..
s,gl',,.e,t.' '',,i'.er Colonel shaw. Hh0 hE
-. - :, nearo regiment Iu $50 uuruO#
60 49,. al sttsck uyou Fort sumter. Tho one
r,iiit+rV C.at performed hy Colonel shaw
a,,,l ~ regiment d. thus quirly described
IN an appeal for aid which bias ju.t Deem
il.,-eI III tbe rector aud warden of IIHe
Fpiscopal Church in Georgia. "Ou tHr
Ilth Of june. ls9L the town of baIiru. lH
Georgia. was taken without an engagement
and bnrncd by the colored troops, Colonel
shaw. Finy-fourth Massachusefts Regiment
commanding. The destrucfl0H 0f H,s If.e
lsas mare nearly complete MaH Mdf "a A'Nn'e
~ Columbia. Including putLc aetae H t't
che church edldce ~ So Anare6.s IaftFh'
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,E-lsc s.cn.,,. os.,.c snn,,,.

The census ought to contain many
valuable statistics in regard to the popu-
Iation, property, DC, Of the South but
it will necessarily be very defective in
consequence Of the incompetency Of per-
sons appointed to prepare ii with refer
ence to political considerations rather
than their qualifications. \ correspon-
dent Of the \. y. Times lRadicaD writes:
As is well-kuowu, about niuety-nine per
cent, OF the Republican party in the South
is composed ofnegroes. ana the remaining
one per cent. OF carpet bag adventures
from the North. and low class scal1wag
southern reuegadC-, alike destitute of abili-
ty 10 comprehend the objects OF census
and Of fidelity to discharge properly any
duty Confded to them. If intricate or labo-
We're riEdly selected. In one neighboring
locality n coIored youth, about twcnty-one
years OF age has charge of n whole county,
ana Is performing his duty (in violation OF
law With chance white assistance. As his
conception of the uses OF q census and the
ue>irableuesS of accuracy, arc necessarily of
The most shadoWy character the value OF
his statistics can be duly appreciated. And
except ia the case OF this colOred boy, in no
county within my observation, is the Depu-
~ Nt,tl>iltI 4 resident.
We Gud the following IN the Pilot of
the 22nd. The failure of this Ubiquitous
measure is a source Of qualification to our
people
lt Is the general impression that the bill
which was introduced into the LeriS-
hJure, giving the laberer on plantations
Nru on tine crop, passed and became 4 law,
SUCH however, l. not the case. and mer-
chants and other Interested should take no
uee aud govern themselves accordingly. We
are IN favor of the bill. and think it a pity
Nl@t II did uot pass. But commercial trans
actions based upon a law, which has no
existence, may work an injury 10 all parties
IeheeFned. We gave synopsis OF the bill
"HlLe pending before the Legislature, but
never published it rs having passed and be-
come law And since. il mas come to our
knowledge that men are doing business u31-
Ner the supposed law, we have thought it
proper To correct the misunderstanding.
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Democratic Victory i'm Montana
The following is from the St. Louis
Republican:
The regular territorial election in Montana
was held on the first, and was nearly all one
way. AT every place heard from up TO the
sixth, the Democrats had elected their tick
cts by large majorities, and there is scarce
ly doubt that they have carried every
county In the territory. :
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a ScnInwHa Gong FRESHMAN tufu.=
So darfsf.

WAsufvGroy CuY. Aug. d.. Complaint
was lodged against Eodeur Builder. ~.
from Ieuur- .ce. WITH Tire lII .II.I l'......
in due form to-day by thr Pension =.
aud IL will b. Immediately luIHaH.l. ..".
District court OF tLr tnIfUI e.H. org.
Tennessee from which court fHn HHrr.. .f
arrest must issue. Tho trIHI HHH'...
here. ana the iHdictmou. NII' lu lHr i.I..
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yytitternore baa declined denomination t8
Cone,ress Nc,g. M nh the other thieves 90
iiIcs,tao there von't be many Of che 0ld
Pen,bIicen countenances Yislblci n the nrAt
Congress.
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A srECIWAs.-~ume HHF. Hf" N....
member Of the Georgia llUu.. ui E"u..
tativcs, named Claiborne, was billed N5 '."
negro doorntcper aul ihs u-IA honor M.H.
paid 20 The deceased brother IS resolution
70 pay his per diem to hi- widow Hl r-
frieI % Tie Finance Committee, NI pre-.
ported back. begging o. bg discharged Ir.H
IL further consideration us iHn o......
had 70 many wives, and lHc applicant. H.l#
30 numerous, that the subject H8= u.. 'I r.
determined by the courts.
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Cotton and Gold.

New YORK, Aug. 2j.-C0tton duh up
lands lg1. Orleans. POI sales 500 bales.
Gold l7ls.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 2J.--Cotton q shade
easier; sales 4Oo bales good ordinary IA 80
lji4; low middling- 1861 OIL; ~ iddilng
III ml734.
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Drro-ED T0 ~ 49, LL-----

OPPOSED 10 TUL WAEh II.N.
cores pndcni lhu' NIll POI. a.''
Orleans.
1.-THE war has completely r1rHlEIr. HI..-
nos here. I NiFu the PrU tlH. would
swallow up the frcar b. nr tbr luHa. "."..
smash up The Prus iaU 0r each HUI.| U..
no the other 70 we cuHl1 UHte r.I...
was OPPOSED 70 the la.t war. d oHi#.. IN. f..
present war, and negative fae hrH' H.r.
--s@Hs
Tho New York IIm.s slYs .FHr.u..
Mr.JeHerou Davis appH4rs h' aiarI ..#H
the yea preceding ihr .l'. Ig. "H'I H
wa. "A I R-fed states senator. JUS hIII ...
beard are .yme"h1i Ff5f/.'d hh Nm' ''.
he has eFlieu.Iy Riiufl ~ N'-I' AlI d. fH
appearance 81 f'ntiu fani lHt'N |.#
EigDr.
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tROpsEN sEE%SES~IPPE.

Old LINE WHIG.
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Which Of course justified the inaugu-
ration of the honest Republican Board. .
Evening star., 1870-03-01
TIE sxrrEnsKR GOLD PANIc-fAe Pr

THx SEPTEMBER GOLD PANIc-Ae Presi-
DENTS Letter to Secretary BoatUeu.-A special
despatch from Washington to the New York
Times says that "during the revelations which
followed the September gold panic, much refer
ence was made to a letter addressed by the
President to Secretary Boutwell, and left with
General Butterfeld to be delivered to the Secre-
tary on his return from Massachusetts, to
Washington, about the middle Of September.
That letter was alleged to have been an
endorsement of the Could Corbin theory OF high
gold" The letter itself is the best proof Of is
character. and is as follows; ,o.o
Nkw YORK CITY, Sept. IL, 1859. Hon. George
s. Boutwell,, Secretary of the Ireasury-Dear
Sir. leave here tomorrow morning for West
ern Pennsylvania, and will not reach Washington
before the middle or last of next week. Had
known before making my arrangements for
starting that YOU would be in this city early this
week, would have remained to meet you.
am satisfied that on your arrival you viii be met
by the bulls and bears OF Wall street, and
probably by merchants, too, to induce you to
sell gold or pay the November interest in ad-
vance on the one side, and to hold fast on the
other. The fact Is, desperate struggle Is now
to help them out. L write this letter to advise
you OF what think you may expect, to put you
on your guard. think, from the lights before
me, 1 would move on without change until the
present struggle IL over. II YOU want to write
me this week. my address will be Washington.
Penn 1 would like to hear your experience
with the factions, at all events, II they give YOU
time to write. No doubt you VIII have better
chance to Judge than /, for have avoided
general discussions Of the subject:
Yours truly, V'S' GRANT.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

D0Adolphe Belat, Partisan writer, Il ma,
king . "thrilling romance" out Of the Byron
scandal.
n0"The State Of Man in Hell" is the tempt-
Ing title Of . lecture by Canadian clerpyman.
n0A gentleman In Allegheny, Penn. broke
boot.
~ Philadelphia has . "Day Nursery where
on an average q children Der week are taken
care Of and fed while their mothers 20 out TO
work.
IA young boy in Illinois, q few days ago.
laid laid & train ct powder through the Kitchen, and
then hred It, "tust to scare ma" He hasn't
been able to - down with any comfort since.
1--WE Win give Q recipe for curing the tooth
acne. bino roasted onion on the pulse at the
wrist, ana 1t Will knock the spots out OF the
able-bodiedest toothache In short meter.
Under fair reading OF the woman's suf.
mage statue In Wyoming Territory IL is said that
colcred women have the right 70 vote, while,
under the existing laws Of the Territory, colored
men have not.
n0Bruised peach-lsaves are said 10 Be an ex-
cellept application for wounds. In some cases,
where lock-jaw vas spprehended, they have
cured - II by magic.
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[Second Dispatch.l
Indian Troubles I'm Montana.
NeLeQrdphed Erclfsire[r In The Eneniso ,4tar

HELENA, NJ. T., Feb. 25.-Last Thursday a
small party of intoxicated Spokan Indians CAM
TO rancho twenty miles from town, and their
demands for whisky being denied they destroye
most of the furniture about the premises and
left. The three white men barriceded against
the Indians, who returned in a short time. bui
were unable to enter the house, and stole TWEEN
ty-five head Of horses. The whites recaptured
the horses the next day. The Indians threaten
further violence.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS
this morning heard the argument Of Gen. Slo-
cum in favor Of breaking up the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and Mr.. Starkweather i'm favor of estab-
fishing yard at New London. The committee
finally requested these two gentlemen to draw
up bill embodying their views, which they will
do at once, and there is every reason to believe
that the committee will report bill in favor of
establishing yard at New London.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

The DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-The House
Committee on the District of Columbia this
morning considered the Senate bill to renew
and continue in force the charter of the Po.
tomac Insurance Company Of Georgetown, and
decided to report favorably thereon.
The bill noticed in The STAR of Yesterday TO
pave Pennsylvania avenue and others, was laid
over until the next meeting; also, the bill pro-
viding for general Incorporation Of railroad
{ companies in the Distsict. The bill to amend
the act in reference to enforcing mechanics
liens was approved, and it was ordered that II
be reported, with several amendments,
Evening star., 1870-03-01

~Accounts were published last spring Of the
drowning of . child OF Criah Holler of Baker
lad, while playing baptize." The step-mother
OF the child recently confessed on her death bed
that she took the child's life.
@John j. Coe the wealthy St Louisian who
died, the other day, left s3 900 600 and no will
He was averse to will ll.making and believed that
the law disposed OF property with more justice
ana created less jealousy and dissatisfaction.
The fate Of Morgan, the famous Mason,
being again under discussion In Packardls
monthly, the New York Times says there Is al
least one man In that city who knows every an
cident OF the abduction and subsequent fate OF
that individual.
n0Since the story has been told Of how Judge
Breckinridge married girl whom he saw jump
over a rail-fence with pail on her head, all the
spend their time in watching the road: and
whenever they see carriage approaching with
q man in IL, they seize their pals and 90 for q
fence.
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TELEGRAAIS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE SINKING OF THE ONEIDA.
Fifty-six Lives saved.

Tsiegraphed Erciusirely to The Evenino Star.
LONDON, March 1.-Dispatches just received
announce that fifty-six lives were saved at the
sinking Of the Oneida near Yokohama.
[Second Dispatch.]
LONDON, March Later and more favorable
dispatches have been received from the British
authorities at Yokohama, in relation to the col
lision between the steamer Bombay and the
United States corvette Oneida. The details
however, are still meagre. Fifty-six of the OH
GERS and crew of the Oneida were subsequently,
picked up by the small boats of the Bombay
and it was thought that others, missing at last
accounts, would ultimately prove to have es-
capped. The names of the saved or lost have not
yet been received, nor is it known preciselv
how many persons were on board the Inflated
vessel at the time of the calamity.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

JUDGEsHIPs-In executive session yesterday
the Senate took up the pending motion to re-
consider the confirmation Of Judge Strong, of
pennsylvania, for the Supreme Bench, and,
after debate, agreed to it, Ne further action
was taken, and both nominations Of Strong and
Bradley now stand tor the Senate as ii they had
never been acted on. 1t is believed they will
thus remain until the bill of the judiciary COM
mittee Is acted on to rearrange the judicial
circuits.
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Amending the West Virginia Consti
tuition.

IeleeTdPhed Exclusirely to the Evening Star.
WHEELING, W. VA, March The resolu-
ton amending the Constitution for enfranchls-
ing negroes and ex-rebels passed the Senate
yesterday by vote of 18 to 4. 1t passed the
House on Friday by a vote OF SO to IS. 1t has to
pass the next Legislature, and be submitted to
popular vote in October of next year. Under
it ex-rebels will vote i'm October, 1872.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

COMBINATIONS BY THE SENArR-The Sem
ate, in executive session yesterday, confirmed a
number Of nominations, among them those of
Gen. Max Weber to be Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the Sixth District of New York,
and T. j. Gardiner, Zack b. Brook and VIM
Martin to be Justices of the Peace for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

n0The Paris correspondent of an English
journal gives hope that the reign Of hideOusness
Of w0man's dress Is to be simpler hereafter.
Madame Ollivier's high-bodied white muslin
ball dress has made o mark in the world of
more prevalent than they were last winter.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

The NEW ORLEANS PRIZE BOUNTY CAsEs.-
This morning Judge Wylie in the District
Court made decisions in the New Orleans cases
Admiral Farragut and others agt. ship Metropo-
Lis and others, and petition of Admiral Farra-
gut and officers and men Of West Gulf squadron
for bounty money for destruction OF rebel ves-
sells in the passage Of Forts jackson and st.
Phillip in 1862. Judge wylie decided these cases
under the act Of 1854, which provides that the
money shall be distributed among the officers
the same as prize money, under the direction OF
the Secretary Of the Navy, and that under this
act the Court was deprived Of jurisdiction, and
ii could not obtain Jurisdiction even BY the con-
sent of the Secretary Of the Navy. The coun-
sell asked that the entry OF the order in the case
be postponed in order that the petition may be
amended (if they should 80 determine) and An
appeal be taken to the Supreme Court.
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Ladies' I'm the Jury box.
elegrophed Ezclusiuely to The Erentno Star.

LARAMIE CITY, WYOMING, March 1.-Amonp
the jurers drawn for the March term of the Aie
bany county, Wyoming Court, were eleven
ladies, some Of them the wives of the most
prominent citizens. The excitement caused by
this proceeding is immense.
Evening star., 1870-03-01
60 Mardi Gras'' Festivities i'm Pnris-NO
Disturbances.

Ietegrdpked ETctusirely TO The EUeniag Star.
PARIS March Notwithstanding the ar
nOuncement that Mardi Gras festivities would
be suppressed by the police, ut this hour Zone
o'cock) the " Fafax b4uf Gras" procession has
Just entered the courtyard of the Tuileries
Great crowds of people are gathered on the line
Of march, but no disturbances Of any kind have
occurred.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.
"ALL's OPERA HOr Sc

GREAf SUCCESS.
=, The y nps and accomplished Actor, Mr, EOBEkT
MCWhDk, C0rlnencing THIS EVENING, and
every even ng during the week and Saturday after
noon, be WI appear in his great impersoration of
RIP VAN WISkLE; or, THE DREAM OF
TWENTY YEARS.
An entircly original version of W sshinSton Irving
great tcesnd. Supported by splendid cast of char
setersoempesed of the principal artists Of two
Liberal Pr4ces-Dress Circle and Paraustte, 80
eents Orchestra Chairs, IS cents: Gallery, cents
No extra chera- for reserved seats. Box sheet now
opeR st Ellts music store. Pa avenue mhl m
Evening star., 1870-03-01

Defeat OF the Southern Railroad Bin.
feiegraphed Ezclusirely to 77e Evenis0 Star.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-The Southern Rail-
to-day by vote of % to 13.
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Mass Meeting Of Shipbuilders and
Owners.

IetY7uPheu N1caustUety 70 1h EuensSH Stdr.
BELFAST, ME-, March IA mass meeting of
ship builders and ship owners upon the Penob-
scot hay and river in favor Of the bill to protect
our ma avigatiOn interests, Intro duced into Con
gress by Mr.. Lynch, will be held in this city on
Thursday afternoon next
Evening star., 1870-03-01

The SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN Az
PAIRS had a long session this morning and dis
cussed Cuban affairs, but came to no conclu-
sion thereon.
Evening star., 1870-03-01
Dissatisfied with the Result Of the
Race.

LONDON, March There is much indigna-
tion in the sporting circles at the result of the
boat race yesterday between Sadler and Heath.
1t is supposed that the result was pre-arraneed
between the parties, for betting purposes
Evening star., 1870-03-01
Silver Mines i'm Kentucky.
IeLsQr0pAed Exclusirelu 70 TIE Erenina Stns

LOUISVILLE, March 1.--Silyer mines of unpar-
alleled richness have been discovered i'm GRAY
son county, Ky. The ore is found to contain a
larger per centage OF silver than any heretofore
and will be developed in the spring.
Evening star., 1870-03-01
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVfSUE-The receipts from this
scarce tl day were 45s9,6
Evening star., 1870-03-01

OPERA.-Probably English Opera never
before drew as fashionable an audience as that
Of last night the occasion Of the first appear
ance Of the Parepa-ROsa troupe. Audiences OF
this sort of distinction and dress-display are
usually reserved for Italian Opera, and only
then at its best. President Grant and members
of his family were in one of the boxes, Mrs.
Sprague and others OF Washingtons creamiest
elite were in the other boxes and the orchestra
chairs, parquette, and dress circle were brilliant
with nOtables in the world, OF fashion, diplo-
macy, or politics.
Parepa was very fine, and the last act of Mari
tdna afforded her an opportunity to display the
purity and great range of her voice in q way
that fairly brought down the house. Her plump
tudinous figure is greatly against her in senti-
mental parts, but her splendid voice carries her
through. Mrs. Seguin, formerly charming Eel
da Harrison, won steady applause all the way
through. Castle, tenor, was also in excellent
voice, and with his handsome face and spirited
action made an excellent Don Caesar. Camp
bell seemed out OF voice, and was apparently
suffering from indisposition. Laurence was fair.
The orchestra and chorus were considerably
better than We have had lately, and altogether
the opera went off in a way satisfactory both to
the company treasury and to the audience.
We cannot close without censuring in the
strongest terms the practice OF filling up the
ai>les with chairs, to give few additional dollars
In the way Of receipts. The loss of life In case of
fire or sudden alarm would be frightful in a
house packed in this way. There is law against
it, and the Superintendent of Police deserves
severe censure for not carrying it out.
The PUBLIC DEBT.-The following is a state
ment OF the public debt issued from the Treas
ury Department to-day:
Debt Beariag Interest On Coss
Bonds at per CENT. S22l 900 90
Bonds at per cent-.-.1 SO $50 $50 90
---s2,lR ,lR 900 $50 90
Debt Bearins Interest in Larfmi Money
Certificates at pr cent. x5,jS5. .Wo W
Navy pension fund. ats
Per @eht-...-..-.-'.--.-..". HuODW W -
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity 1878 $40 Ga
Dett Btartas ao Interest.
Demand and legal ten
Il se, 90 & ies saS & ~
Certihcat@s OF gold de-
pOeittu.... f4-S,2-Sf0 ~
2sn .9iols54 q
39,757 81 81
Total debt, principal and interest. to
date inc luding coupons due not pre-
iOI paS ........ ,toSIy5 43
Coin ...-........ .S S io2 4oo7ssg 81
Currency ........-.....-...... 10 30, ,2S5 o.
sinking fund, in L.. y
coin interest bonds,
and accrued interest
Other L. s. coin inter: '"
est bonds purchased,
and accrued interest
- 2l3.s4O-3ls %
Debt less amount in the Treasury. 243s, AT II
pett, less amount IN the Treasury ON
the lst ultimo 2,44.sls,2 ,2ss %
Decrease Of debt during the past
month 6.4%.Sl1 Is
Evening star., 1870-03-01

Decrease Of debt since March 1, ls6o SI47S2 -
The statement Of bonds issued to the Pacific
Railroad companies, interest payable in lawful
money, shows totals as follows: Amount out
standing, s4 ,451 800. Interest accrued and not
yet paid, s637 ,541.2o. Interest paid by the Uni
ted States, s6 ss1 96. Interest repaid by trans
portation Of mails, &c, 81 ,994 07461 Balance of
interest paid by United States, 81 ,Ss7 ,59O.35.
Evening star., 1870-03-01
The Bank Of Holland.
1ele0Tdphed kxclusirelv 10 TIE RueninS l0Lns

AMSTERDAM, March 1.-The Bank of Holland
to-day reduced its minimum rates of discount
to per cent The opinion is general that other
continental banks will follow the example.
Evening star., 1870-03-01
NEW STORE NEW srOREu

GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED tn AJI.Iy
WANT OF DRY GOODS.
white BED SPREADS, from 81 50 10 s5
100 ards Of CHECK NAlSsOoks, real ch.a.
TABLE LINEN, from ga to 81 per yard
BIARKETS at greatly reduced prices
CRIB BLANKETS: all wool, sl5o pair.
All Linen FRINGED TOWELS, at l21sc.
Full line TLANNELS, cheap
NAPKINS and DOYLlEs, very cheap;
A beautiful line Of SPRING DkkSS GOODS and
SHAWIS Just received.
A large rtocf Of HOsIERY at reduced prices
viii sell COTT0NS Of all widths ss cheap as they
ss they can be bought anywhere in the District.
EMORY BAXTER,
feI6u IRepI 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1870-03-01
The Chinese Embassy-J. McLeary
Brown to Saecee0 Mr. .Burlimgame.
1sie0yapked ESclksively TO TIE Eueuino Star.

ST. PETERSBURG. March lit is reported
that j. McLeary Brown, Secretary of the
place made vacant by the decease Of Burlin-
game.
Evening star., 1870-03-01
THE WORLD CT FASHION.
The STYLES ron MARCH.

"s!etes Of the Seas0u-Grand TOT.
and se.ses and Where they Come From
ssSsasomaoae SugxestiSn.-Grief ad a
Useful Hinta A"-
Evening star., 1870-03-01
national THEATRE,
OPERA.


CARL ROSA, G. d. HESS 4 CO., Directors
ID DE VINO. Business Manager.
H. JACKSON, Stage Manager
Five Nj ghts more and MATINEE
TUESDAY March \,
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Debut of the youthful, charming Prima Donna
Soprano, from Her MaJesfy's Theatre, London,
MISS ROSE HERSEE,
In her most admirable role of Airline, in which
Character she has achieved so great a success.
Castle. e. Hall first appearanceD, +. Segun,
n DefOlla, Mr.. Kinross, Miss Fanny stockton, &c
Conductor. Mr.. A. REIFF.
ON WEDNESDAY,
Mozart g master work. first time in English,)
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
trigaro Hochzeit.1
MADAME PAREPA ROSA.
Hrs zelda Seguin, Miss Rose Hersee, Miss T. Stock
ton.
nss9s. Lawrence, Campbell, Seguin, Nordblom
Hall, kinross, &c.
THURSDAY,
ONLY TIrE OF MARTHA
Seats for nights for sale only the Box Office
81 the Theatre. from to D. and in the evening
Doors open at overture at O'Clock.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY
eng an engagement with the distinguished Actress
mrs BoWERS, supported by Mr.. McCOLLON
commencing Monday night. March,. II