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The Murder at Turners-The Murderer
saved from Iynching.

At Turner's Station on Sundays was eNclu
siyelY reported by THE SuN-John BOyd Killed Peter
McGowan II was with dinlcuty that Mr.. Abbott
the keepef OF Turner'S Station restaurant, prevent
ed the lyuching Of Boyd. He was taken into an
upper room OF the hotel Tho mob demanded nd.
mttancc, when Mr. Abbott exclaimed. "He las
lust Jumped aboard that train pointing 10 a ight
train then going out The pursuers started in chase
OF the train, ana the murderer was safely delivered
% Tire authorities. Mcjuw.u III 'i yesterday morn.
ing. MI Abbott assumed 'uo care of MctpWau,
sunt for SURGEON and priest, aud says he will pay
an expenses Of burial.
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The Putnam County Her.o Thief

In the account Of the Operations of William H.
Nelson, the noted horse thief, printed in Tun svN
yesterday, Il was intimatcd that Mr. Newman Loo.
pold knowingly received ono OF tho stolen horses,
advancing 800 upon him, We are satisfied that
this Is not the case. Mr. Leopold :. broker Of un.
impesehable character, doing business in the Knox
building, corner Of Rroa dway and Fulton street
lie advanced Nelson the ti00 entirely unsusoiciuls
OF bis reputation, and took the horse security in
good faith. IL In To be rogIpttsd that MIR. Loopold's
dispoeiton TO accommodate should result IN a dis.
paragement 81 his motives besides the loss Of the
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THE WAR IN NORTH CABoLfNA.
Tho War Department Pow crlcss-Midntgbt
Outraaes and Apa,hctic Courts.


special Despdteh 20 ne EeeninO Post.
WAsHisros, July Achievement troops are
ut the county seats OF the three North Carolina
War Department, however, Gnds i,aeif slmost power.
less, In tho majority of instances the murders and
other outragos arc committed AZ night and the Of
Tenders are out Of reach befre any hop can b, OBJ.
tanned rom the troope ~
=, Adyccs from the ofcere on duty represent that
the accounts OF the disturbed condition OF affairs
have not been Congregations. II n not all due how
ever, 10 those persons against whom Gov, lIoldens
troops have been aching, but from officers accounts
committing many exeesses In his attempt 10 sup.
press thote Of the other side. The Courts are only
giving Holden hall support, aud much additional
trouble Ia expected from tins source
RALEIGH, n. O., July 25.--Wrts Of kabods cor.
~" Tor the citiEeDs arrested at Yanceyville were
issued by Judge Mitchell and served on Col. Kirk
last Friday when he tore them M and arrested and
sun hoids In custody the oficer serving them. II
tho order OF the Chief Justice TO oducc The body
OF A. y. Moore, one OF the Alamancc prisoners.
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Massachusetts, papers a full catalogue 81 the
brides trousseaU or outfit Of clothing for W. rss
few years Of her married life The list ~tbese
articles, as officially published. is a<ellcvs;
One dozen night Gowns trimmed with French worn
oee dozen sets Undertaking with Valenoiennes
one dozen sets .underclothinG with French embroi.
one dcaen embrSiiered cambria combpg;l seket..
s,. g. a :sss :Psfs s
Ono So,Sn ssms.Is III. rSs train dre''es
fssfs 9ss dozen sli ;iaai q .5Ssss
Two Dozen s.& ,ygltsk ~ sicys., ~ buttons,
as SSt ss sssde ia es9s. ssr arse S Sso
EoaE sets French flowers
Frvc hats. n o. L..4 ..
Sss ssss PfeSss % %tT van ,ruin
f Tss s%SrG a Il msi'.a y sSeSe'"
One dozen yslansta nss hsudkerchlss
Two dozen Se zee 81 sSn
sycst NJ sST2SS 'ss 1ssS cep
f fSal 1.rssy 5Ss' l'eSst'' ~, .... ....
SIX sus.
In THUS modenlv and economically limiting his
daughters outfit 70 the absolutely esseD,isi both
in variety and quantity, Gen. BrrLrn has shown
that his aristacraiic position hns not blinded him
to his duty as Massachusetts Republican.
Knowing that bis example will be quoted by
all the expectant brides in New Englasd for
years to como as the law TO their fathers. he hos
prudently made il such as to spare at once the
prscs and pride of his bcss fortunate rivak.
Here IN New York bells would ut the least hare
insisted upon twelve dozen ofesch article ofundg-
clothing and-hofcry, and would have got item
ADD as for being put of' with pal'ry half dozen
Bspsel pstticoats, three pairs Of slippers, four
dozen pairs Of Md gloves. and four dozen pocket
hsndk erehiefs, nothing short Of the entire as-
sortmeni Of JAvfs NcCsErRY a Co.'S elegant
shop would have satisfied her does Gen. Bur-
tER manages these things better, and his COM
binaiion of SNOWY richness with rigorous econ
onny IL worthy OF praise. One thing. however,
We cannc, commend. This tfousseau, saiisfac-
tory yet cheap, was imported from Paris. 1t
ought to have been made in Boston, OF, better
vet, In Lowell itself
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ANDERsoNs-In this city, on Sunday, July ~ ARerl
dsSseS 81 ana X T. and Mara b Al
ILe rastiyes eud nields Of tnInny are rnstect
s.ssI rs qS Sn ut S ~ sss
.aso ss ssi an. as s ss &c .y.
'effss ~ ss Sas s1s "a, spG a. aays
on tuesday. July g. AZ o'eioek r 81 '''
sk ysIs B. Saturday. July "a William Rfard Tia
.a aaa Sn are rspeHSy invited 20 4,
s., on Tue .asy JAY %, Mso'ciocs. "'s 80 f''' ~
English papers alease copy.
O. Campbell, 10 tic 5i year Of his age ivy
~ plsn,SeIsS % sGs hotE IypSr ,linai UmonSe
Brootlyn, % Wednesday. July =, at clock L NJ.
ttS sss'f- SS; 2Sgs Sssp Copy So un,y NON
4 an IisSpE.ISS aHs infant @'' ao'
oSc rs St. on fcs Day S S1 jaS
.6IYSsoS m6n sunday. July e. Of Drsnts dsase.
Funeral nom -. Peters Church, sate st.. nsuBoud.
ptee99k kliX,nn; on Ipssday, ats 9cloek T. n, 49,, q.
nAhuo-on MondAy,Ju Is, Moses Fargo, aged .
from Sth q; Baptist Church.
re idenoe OF her parents Di Wet i1lh a., K,t,,,
yonngssi dasShIe. Of John and catharine FlilssEii
Pun, raj ,s2'asy 81 Al oelocs Hlseroecr ara
speeuuly invited 10 attend the funeral WithoI lurhef
nQtli v.
LL3S SS on SATURDAY July "a james
invited 70 attend se inrs a a rsn ac
lillh ~ niar 4th aV, ON tuesday morning 10 scE
HkNiMRf,. lon Sunday, July e. John Hamns FL. In tna
Th' r@lsfves and friends ofthe family ore INVITA- TO
eted ne moeral. nom his finerb rcaiocnco, asa ~
I,JnLfhSL snddeniy on Sunday July -, Richard
1Giifr bnatys orfethaTd, eounty rpperary, Ialiat.
iS Tei.rr e. and friends, and members Of ya,ry @.
TNesdHy, u'y 20 from his late residence yla HASf
-, 70 sL stephen,s Church, where a tOkun mass x
requiem VIII De offered or The repOsc OF his mn
~ 0'cleek a. ~; thence 10 Calvary Cemetery .
oclpck NJ, for lnterinent
KEEL Y.-At san SrhAstian, Spain, Tuesday July
May JsDa kcliy tha lest daughter OF Jou4 Kfly
aged ~ years and months.
PoWFLb-On Monday morning, Jnly y, tsN At nls
Ithtencl % est S1 ST. corner VI " OadwAN IhYuAB
william Powell aged u years
WILLIAMS YESTERDAY, at 93i Sullivan A.. MIN No
sophia daGg ltCr OF George h. and Mary NuI.u. lktd
Years aHd " days |''
Tuners to-day, At O'Clock J.. ~
VIII UoN,-On NOndOy, JAY q TE'Wns n HlHf 'is
inhi SOL OF fauick N, anu Ehvn a, Wgiaop. eel "
mouths.
Err"ral from wavcrley Terrace. Ware v, Wet
HoDoAcn, Oh "ednusl lay, July a, a. " uDotst
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talcs Of Chicago and Alton At tt5 c. c. anal y MA
tsO Michigan Central, l19 aud Morris aud tssc,, IN
sharoe), ~ n Miscellaneous shares stc1dv a. NV
e40N for Pacific Mail, 3l@3ih To- Western Union rs
graph, o ior Mariposa common iQteiOk 10, tho ~
at IA. ''' r"gO
Closing pricea nj 6P NJ.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL,
NOTICE.

The Coupoas due August ], isn on the First
Mortgage Bonds OF the Southern Central Railroad
Company viii be paid that day on presentation at tic
Banking House Of Messrs. vEnntLYE 4 Co.,
Financial Agents Of this Company, IC aod ia Nassau
street, New York city. H..
wN. II. SEWARD, in, Treasurer.
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XoSK.-No one knows what that means. Spell IL
ssckwMd and every one knows Is KnoI. the halter.
Der. Moie graceful tnan n bird Of Daradisel Adam
signed NJ kdeh thet he cSud not have one OF Knof's
ven Jubilee bought hats at KnoxF at the corne OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-26

There IL good deal of dispute in Europe,
and especially in Madrid, about pretended
offensive and defensive treaty between Spain and
France. The Ministerial journals Of Madrid deny
that such treaty exists, and the opposition jour
mails allegc that it has been executed. The latter
arc grossly mistaken, and for once the organs of
the Ministry tell the truth. The only offensive
and defensive treaty which Marshal PRm has
lately executed Is one with Count BIsNAucS, and
the nature of its stipulations will doubtless frly
appear within the next ninety days.
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ATLANTA, July 2j.--Aloscs II. Bentley, a colorcd
mossepeer pt tie House " Representatives shot mud
instantly Killed hylcom Clliborn, colored II pre-
sentative from Bnlge county. this rn"rnius.
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Live stenh Marseet.

Nrv YoRH. Monday. July & Tho rectipts 81
ses5 sass yesssT ssd ts;SaS mere s, aesa "a
ppgipsv. The ~ Iket was dnll and veak, a. fuEther
ses ,,s ron .a sfsy at ,s q S@E e iSs
sn.rs.teSrs a. Slese Y 10; but lSf p qgotabs
range for native cattle, excusive OF butts od dry
cows Cormon @ far Texans were sold at iOfsiN 4
since sstuIdsY and y os for .the week ThstparEet
sshns Il ssxS n, snd ib a, Soo 9p sa,y AVE
sSess q hoes OF SIS hsss. arrived pee and
slspghterers and there ustsng doing in hsa hpg s.
Dressed hogs were dull at l9i.gI25.c, =
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Chiue.o Labor Collision near New Orlcous.

Nrw OrrE,Ns, July 25.--Ycstcrday, humid ot
and Gly tllGamtu on plHatat.on near the civ
becoming dissau lied, soiIe Cum Wing, the ouiur.
contractor, and hct hiU Js lUBtaEc. Ilo va. bro
.mel b. TIE Metropolitan Police, aud lhc ii
lcaUNIb NGro Drres,aI.
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The latest phsuomenon is nuid withou sediment
and without bad SMELL that the youthful honurs
OF the head however time may have bianchcd them,
repeating The hue OF Bature 70 slae. This marvel
II stands aone-4dp f % ~
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The False Reporting Tribune Of yesterday
contained an obituary notice of a well-known
citizen named SIEvESs, which stated that he came
to his death by drowning ut Peck slip on Sun
day afternoon. Those who are not acquainted
with the reputation which the Tribune has lately
surprised to learn that tho gentleman is at this
momeut alive and wei, Moreover, after the
most dihgeut inquiry at the scene Of the alleged
accident, we are satisfied that no person has
been drowned in that ncighbolhood for several
weeks pat.
Mr. srEvsNs swijoly known and esteemed in
tIi- comuuu =, and It is difficult 20 firm an as-
innate Of tie suffering wLion might Lave been
caused by the reckless misstatcment If the 7rt
}u.., iut I.i .h, fc If its proviion.ialiy limited
circulation.
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MA RIVE IYrkLIf6HNcr.

xS1sruHt ALmsNAc--urs pAY. .rf
HfuB wafts--rfiir Dav
Sandy HOOK. s. Gov leland. o. Hen 0atc, %. n
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4usiluss Hotties.

The Prettir-t Woman iD New York. Miss
x, well known In our mshionable society iOr her
dIsfsR9us appearance aud oeauufai eompas ION, was
once asalow. rough skinned GIRL oagrRed u, her req
nocEea face. She pitched iuto Hagans Aagaoua
Balm. and IA now az pretty in complexion us Shp is
charming 10 manners This article oycrcomes fccses
tan. saliowness. moth-patches, ring marks &C. and
makes one look ten years younger than they are Mag
nolia Balm for transparent complexion. and Lyon
kathairon 10 make die hair plentiful urnut toft
and dciicate, have rivls. The Rnthairon propns
the hair nom turning gray ersicates dandru and Il
the best and cheapeft dressing IN the world.
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The gifted and 9lor.ous GEoRoE FRAN rs
TrAN started from Omaha lat Thursday morn
ing TO travel around tho world in three months.
he goes by way Of Yokohama Shanghai. Hong
Kong, Calcutta, bombay, suez, Maisoilles,. Lon.
don and Queenstown. lie is accompanied bv
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DIED.

p Pc Msth hr rs.shes, p Freec'Slr-, snd Tan u-u
able and harmless. sold by Drug SIS. Depot Bohd
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FINANCIAL AND o0MMERcIx L.

Deposit your money in the Matnal Benefit Savings
Bank, In the Sun building -ddu.
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Some years since, DIR. II. T. Hclnboid dis
covered the medical properties contained IN BtphL
and by conn oundng them with other beaishy vege-
table lagrodiens, he has prodncod noGs "a eI.
tensivsly knowa HELhBoLD'S CONCENTRATED
Fl.pID EXTRACT BUCHu, This remedial .agsyt II
used With the greatest success Cor al disease VI The
bladder aud kidneys in either sex.
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wN. H. SEWARD, in, Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

SENSATIONAL PICTURES OF CRrNE.-The
Chaplain Of Newgate (Londonl Prison expresses
the very decided opinion that wood cuts de-
scribing murders and other horrors should be
forbidden. They propagate crime and encOur-
age murder. lt has often been remarked that
there seems to be a sudden fashion in crime
that great crimes operating upon diseased ina
ginations tend TO produce themselves. This was
curiously the case Of a late murder i'm England
at Aldershot. A soldier shot his corporal. and
several military murders and attempts to muir
DER followed in rapid and startling succession.
One of these murders took place lately and the
perPetrator. private soldier named Taylor
was brought TO Newgate for trial while the first
Aldershot murder was there. Taylor was under
arrest for breaking barracks, when one of those
newspapers which sensationslly illustrate crime
Was brought into the guard-room, with a vivid
picture OF the Aldershot crime. Taylor could
not read, but he looked at the picture and bis
imagination became fascinated and possessed
with the crime. On the very next day, during
punishment drill, his corporal offended him.
and he shot him dead. THAT picture - said he
''put it into my head"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

HEPREMIRR PEER or ENGLASD.-The Duke
or Norfolk, on whom Mr.. Gladstone intends Ia
confer the garter vacant by the death of Lord
Derby, Is premier peer OF England and heredi-
tary earl marshal. His ancestor was the first
Roman Catholic who took his hat in the House
OF Lords after the emancipation act of ises
Inc dukedom dates from the fifteenth century.
ana the Howards are a by-word for noble and
lofty lineage. The present Duke a young ms N
OF two or three and twenty, is son of the last
peer by the sister OF Lord Lyons, formerly Brit
ish Minister at Washington, and now at Paris.
Hls sister, Lady Victoria, IL married % MT.
hoperScott; whose first wife was grand-daugh-
9r OF SIR walter Scott, being daughter OF the
great NOVELTY biographer, Lockhart. Mr.. Hone
SCOTS daughter by Miss Lockhart is the oniy
direct representative Of Scott. Abbotsford now
belongs to Mr.. Hope-Scott, who has made A for
tune at the parliamentary bar, the most lucra-
i've branch Of the profession in Egland. His
earnings have, it is computed, often reached
$4,000 and f2O 900 year. Some wears AGO he
yolned the communion Of the Church OF Rome.
and In common with the Duchess of Norfolk,
also originally Protestant, is a very devoted
supporter Of that faith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

MORMON PRosKLYTIsM-SOme of the Nor
mon missionaries lately sent out by Brigham
foung TO make proselytes among the GentlIes
are Al present " operating" on Long Island 20
gatner INTO the fold OF the Latter Day Saints as
many as win hear and believe their doctrines
It seems that they have not been entirely
unsuccessful In their efforts 20 make con-
verts-at least they have established their
heSoquaIters at village known as Baldwins-
vile, and are holding protracted meetings at
mat point, which are said TO be largely attended.
Ihe leading missionary says that ii is the desire
and, judging from appearances. Long Island
mas been selected as that delectable locality
Every town and village on the island will be
visited by missionaries, and, III possible the nu-
cieus OF Mormon congregation will be planted
at each point. Seyenty-fve elders and preach-
Of the island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27
The Vigilance Cemmtssee I'm Chicago
shock Ing Domestic rr ay An Iilt.


CHICAGO, Jan. G.-The meeting called last
night at the fremont House % form Vigilance
Committee was turned into q broad farce BY
those who responded TO the call, and IL adj
journed without accomplishing anything.
Mrs Harold. OF 10 Davis county, H., recent
ly became insane on religious natter, aud on
Tuesday morning, in the absence OF her hus-
hand she obtained a razor and attempted ca cut
her throat. when her daughter snstched Il from
her and ran toward an outhousc 60 hide. The
mother overlook her daughter, and after q
struggle regalned the razor, Aud was about 10
draw IL across her throat a second time when
another daughter, fifteen years old. placed her
hand there and received a terrible cash. The
mother then succeeded in cutting her throat
from ear 70 ear, dying Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

The REV. HORACE CooKE-This preacher.
who has obtained such undesirable noforiety by
his late elopeinent with a young girl of his con,
gregation, Is now I'm New YORK city 4 have
talked with the authorizes Of the church IA
Mhich ne belongs, and have learned these facts:
He is under the charge Of his friends. where he
VIII remain for the present in retirement. He is
under high state OF excitement, and has been
known for a long time TO use chloroforr and
also other stimulants, and it IN an even question
whether he is or Is not deraneed. He has been
dismissed from his church In Seventh street.
According 70 the discipline Of the dissemination
pointed Q committee 30 try the case, and ON the
report, the elder win decide whether or not 10
dismiss him from the ministry.-E =. Cor. Boz
ten youywal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27
The National Ansi-Slavery Festival.
Tele1rdphed Exclusireln 70 The Erenina Sfar.

BosToN, Jan. G.-The thirty-sixth national
anti-slavery festival was held last evening in
Horticultural Hall, and attracted many we'll
known leaders 20 the cause. The time was
mainly devoted to social conversation. closing
with a speech by Wendell Phillips. Among
those present were the Rev. John T. Sargent,
president Of the Massachusetts Anti-Slaverv
Child, Albert X. Foster. Julia Ward Howe,
Wendell Phillips, and the Rev. W. ii. Chen
nings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

people were 70 jndge whether their representa-
ives were proper men
Mr.. VOORHEES, (ind-D said he would not exclude
q man because he had had q ban and chain at
tached 20 his leg for diSloyalty. That was q
matter % be deter mined BY each mans con-
stituents, NJ this was q Representative govern
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

COMMISSIONER DELANo, accom- panied by his
wife, left for Ohio last evening, to be absent for
o week or ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

TIE RECEPTION AT THE WHITE House which
was to have taken place this evening has been
postponed until next Thursday evening, on ac-
count Of the ball at Masonic Temple in honor
Of Prince Arthur, which win be attended by
the President and Mrs. Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
PARuR ITEmR.

The Insernassoaal Csinage ayusem-
Death 0f . Leading orleanisS-Neth-
Ing Further About the Death Of the
Pope.
TelegrapAed Erclsncely 10 ne EveniaQ ssar.
PARIS, Jan. G.-In the Senate yesterday .
discussion ensued on the proposition for an In
ternational coinage system. Cheyaller Lever
ried and others participated, and urged the
adoption Of gold coin, equivalent % twenty-five
francs, As the universal unit.
The Duke Of Brogiiie, q leading member OF
the Orleanists. died here yesterday, IS years old.
Nothing further has been heard from Rome
about the rumored dea a OF the Pope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

JOHN A. SMITH, of Baltimore, has been ap
pointed postal agent on the ronse between Wash
ington and New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

SOUTHERN DIsABILirIEs-The bin intro
tho United States Senate, ON Tueedav. for she
removal Of political disabilities Of certain per-
sons In the Southern States, embraced 81 froa
Eirginiai and among the latter were the follow
Richardson, u. ". Thomas and o. W. Hunt.
Loudon-F. u. Henderson, G, b. Bah, Nat.
Harrison, George x. Fox, w; Il. Gray, j. w.
winchester-Jos. Sherrxrd. Alexandria-Jas.
II. Steuart, Geo. wm- Brent and Alfred Char
man. Also, the following:-A. q. Pendleton,
Giles; j. L. Morgan, Clarke; H. W. Sheffey, An.
eusta-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ ALTON 7 ATRE.
MAX MARETzEKs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
THIS (TagRsDAYl EyENING, 5anpsss q,
kkILossSN osSNooNf, NfLLHSG Hs5HooSfk: oSkfkLAoSs'
CRIsPINO LA CoAARE.
s1csoKs Loffi Tfffi'hs! sysssrr. ssit BAa1L1,
And others.
TOMORROW, FRIDAY, January q,
sssf snf SPi HSb RsYNS
Afsii; szsSsffh2SS; SIfHa 2Ss'''
THE Rgss %71, 2. Gisk aIs1.sss oE RSsrIcr, POI
MILES sAsIssS hSS TSHi' sIeNoKs LE-
And others.
sATURDAy1SKAND MATINEE Ara
CANIssA.
And H''gfE::'s3ssss sfs Il it;sF' Tenor
Mile lie ca1i-----..--....-...........Hdi
Beg. massImiilana--.~..---". Poiilo
SCALE OF PRICES TO MATINEE:
Admission including reserved seats -......s 4 90
Admission including servedeeats in orchestra l50
Gallery OF Baic"ny---...-- 70
oEsNp sA5SESaaEE SaE1 fYEsHEs PaRfskET {anqsis sisst
Mss ss' GRTsx Rnhle ToUisE q s. sfHfiH6 RGfI6GG, G
Previous to her departure for Europe.
SCALE OF rRICEs:
PaSauet and Dress Circle. .reserved-........... So
General Admission 0O
%
Private Boxes........ 70 %
ens =. at the See
of the Theatre Box offce open from a. m. till
pm.
On next Monday evening",
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-27

PHRsoNAL-William "A. Maury, Esq, efRich
mond, Virginia, forme't, law partner of j. s
Carlisle, Esq, Of this city, is here on a visit t.
his friends.