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In the Country.
III. Old Dominion-Fa Falls Church-PieRRa- The A.
l.. q II. X. n.

n. Old Domiaion-Faus Churoh-PieRRa- The A..
L. q II. X. r.
vienna, March ., 1s70.-Ed Star: IL does
one good to breathe the pure air in ''lifes morn
ing" in the country, afresh, and to bathe in
Gods glorious sunshine beneath His blue sky ''
This day has been delightful one, despite
the rather fresh, northeast wind. The sun was
bright, the air mild, and the skies deeply,
beautifuily blue" the early spring birds, the
ful, and the blue birds notes that when we
heard them last, i'm Autumn, we're sad,-vere
cheerful as the fields along my route.
l took an early start, per force OF circum-
in sometime, In all his morning glory, sending
his golden rays across the Capitol city, whilst
the mas Of its denizens were slunbering. There
hiieraaing IN the Early morn. and = ofsen as /
renew my acquaintance with it, wonder that
or anybody else in sound mind and healthfuf
Hs n n: \ :in e ePSs . sublime sn
enthusiastic thoueht and feeling which glowed
in the mind Of he poet when he wrote,
USnreiv Ne shall meet, ~ heretofore,
yh.I : ysriefy or ofconveySnce--shes street cars,
.teswhnsf Of the Potomac Ferry, Alexandra,
Loudoun and AamPsnre m E rnlrosd, % sna snnsnns ;n s
the Isst mode Of travel. -,-e5z- -r-- ;. -.
'ns looked out upon the land on sisAer side,
bsthed IN the sunahi1e. thought heaven smiled
- why shouldn't Il for "God made the countryn
sveyyvhere An along the railroad In the nclds.
the iiusbandmen were astiY, and their plouele
were running, making the seil ready for The
seed tine,s which. with the haxvsst, lioyom
hopeD We are promised shall never fail. The
face OF the country y handsome, for the hills
nave gentle slopes and the holIovs are shailoV.
So far Is surface Is concerned Il Is All tiisble.
and "there Is great deal Of land TO the acre.
hcreabouty, which was the comtryman's nan
ner Of saying there Is plenty Of II. 90 : =
The soil Of the country far around the e,pital
seems TO have been stricken with poverty by
nature, but yet there Is an abundance OF eyf-
dencc all abeutthxt, with good husbandry. athe
waste places may be made 70 blossom as the
ROSE, and with our excellent Washington mar
ket to make rich return for the husbandman's
oil. think I'll try some Of IL This ferruai-
nous clay win hold the fertilizine elemcnfs
rams ChurcA, . small village among the little
bills AMI moderate holiows. looked pretty from
me cafr; ~ Is evidently beginning :" to put on
a'fs' fhc"ss enterprise and improvement,
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TIE BAN DOMINGO TRRArY-No legislative
business was done IN the Senate yesterday, and
none attempted. "A soon % the journal was
read, Senator Sumner moved to 20 into Execu-
tive session in accordance with the understand
ing the day before. As soon - the sslleries
were cleared and the doors closed, Mr. Sumner
moved 10 take mp the San Domingo treaty. and
preceded to argue against its ratidcafion nv
tho Senate. His speech is described ~ = very
able and exhaustive one, covering ali the poinfs
likely to arise In connection wifh the snSsscf
He spoke the entire afternoon, and vhen - NJ
nnished the Senate sAJoufned. He eroued .
snow that the expense to our Royernment
would be enormous before an the obiiea-
ti0us which the government would sssume
would be discharged, and asserted that IL We
raoned this treaty We should have to secure all
the islands, which would entail untold expense.
he Also argued against the necessity Of San Do
mmgo, ana saad II was wholly useless to the
United states. Every Senator remained In his
seat apd listened With marked attention during
the entire S0ur houu. Many Of the Senators
procounced MI. Summers speech - one OF the
most powerful ever made In the Senate, and Its
enect WIZ, Il IL Inserted, tend more than any
tnng eno 10 defeat the project. The Demo-
cfan VIII oppose the treaty In . body. Ii Is
conceded the project win seeare ma Aiority, but
win lack the two-thirds vote required to ratify
it. 1t was understood that but one speech was
to be made on each side, namely, BY sumner
and Morton, but this arrangement Is not likely
to be carried out.-Wash. Cor. Bait Asserieaa.
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IHE MARYLAND LEsIsLArrRR-Tz> Ralf,-
lsoTe osad Okts Railroad Qaesfi0a. <xc-Ip the
Senate Yesterday, the majority Of the Finance
committee, TO whom were referred the several
Ohio Railroad Company, reported fayorahlS on
The joint resolutions of Mr.. Stephenson These
resolutions declare that the Governor has full
power 10 direct the Attorney General 10 insti-
tute judicial proceedings against the compapv
10 enforce the payment Of its leRsI obliea-
state within tsenty DAYS after the passage
OF inns act, the suit shall be commenced &c
minority report WAS made by Mr. Earle en-
praclng the proposition made by himself and
Ar. Miller, ON the 10th instant. and heretofore
published. The majority report or Stephenson
OF the Senate and 60 TO the House for con-
currenee. The Governor sent in a message
assigning ms reasons for not signing the bin 10
continue IN ONCE the commissioners OF Sails
nury, IN Wicomico county, for two years beyond
the time for which they were elected The con-
sideration Of the message WAS laid over nntil
Iuefday next. The bill authorizing the con-
struction Of railroad from Ftederick TO WASH
ington city was passed.
The House has passed the bin 10 incorrorate
me western Maryland Extension Railroad Com
pany- IL provides for the extension OF the road
rom WlIiiamsPort 70 Cumberland. A memorial
was presented from the Society Of Friends ask
ing for pecuniary aid for the education Of the
colored children in the State. A bill wss passed
TO authorize the Mayor and the CITY Council OF
Baltimore 10 issue bonds 20 the amount OF one
million Of dollars for the construction OF the
new city hail. Majority and minority reports
were made In relation 70 the extension Of the
limits of Baltimsre city. A motion 70 substi-
tute the minority report and accompanying bill
lfayoring the extension) in place OF the major
ity report (aRAinst extension) MAS carried and
the bill ordered to be printed.
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MASON & HANLrN oasAxs.-The Mason aud
Hamlin Organ Company have j1ss is.ued what
they terma Testimony Circular, which Is certain
ly remarkable n preventing sach An amount OF
testimony 10 the excellepcs OF their iustruments-
It contains six large newspaper pages, closely
printed, snd shus Includes - much matter as
an ordirsry duodecimo volume Nearly one
thousand persons, most OF them experts IN the
matter, testify to the rare excellence OF the
cabinet organs made by this company. The
character. Of ehe testimony y indeed quite a.
rer,arksbie as its quantity. Nearly al the NEST
prominent musicians IN the country are Quoted:
the principal organis1, piAnisa, and teachers
OF chief \ merfcan cities are among those Who
say that these are the beSt anong 1nsfruments
Of the clAss. "A number Of. Vell-knOWn Faro
pean artists testify 10 the same erect Extracts
are given fron Paris and Lcnase pegsn wAseh
ADMIT thAfhese organs ere superior - ehose Of
European make. Americas newopapeD are
equafy emphafic. But what =, perhaps, even
more satisfacfory, b the Testimony Of hundreds
who have theee organs In ~, os 10 their
working qualities Amer hooking ever such Q
mass o. testimony, one cannot well doubt that
the reputation Of this company n richly
deserved. Dy sending his address % the Ma
SON & mmlin Organ Co., 15i fremont street.,
Boston, or 5s6 Broadway, New York, any one
gratuitonsly, postage PAid--E. r. Epaaye,iss.
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SENATOR MORTON ON THE SAN DOMINGO
TRFATT.-The Senate went into executive ses-
sion about half-past one O'Clock this afternoon
and resumed the consideration of the San Do
mingo treaty, Senator Morton leading off in
strong argument in favor Of the treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx, Gen1 o. o. How
ard and Rev. DIR. Newman left here to-day at
noon, on a special train, for Philadelphia, to
speak tonight at the Academy of Music in that
city, it being the 25th anniversary Of Friend
ship Division Sons of Temperance, of that city,
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The Indian Controversy.

The Indian Controversy.
General Sherman's Reply to General Sheridan.
Letter.
General Sherman has written the following
letter in reply to the one received by him from
Lieutenant General Sheridan, noticed in The
STAR Of yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS Army UNITED STATES.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., March %, 1870.
Gen: r. n &eridan, Commdnding Military Dis
tI.et G :: ne va. vn,ssGsr., chiesgo, m;
OF course, to be supposed that some of our peo-
pie prefer to believe the story OF the Piegan
massacre, Is trumped up by Interested parties
rather than the Official account of Col. Baker
who was on the spot and Is the Responsible par,
q; prefer to believe that the majority of the
that the firing ceased the moment resistance
was At an end; that quarter was given to ali who
asked for 1t, and that q hundred women and
children we're I allowed to to join the other
near by, rather than the absurd report that
there were only thirteen warriors killed, aud
that all the rest were women and children,
more or less afflicted with smallpox
The Indians Of the reservations are exclusively
under the protection Of the Indian Bureau, but
the Bureau officers had oficially notified Won of
d .neiT i5anility to restrain those very Piegans.
repeated and increasing Sv6oeries and naurders'
acc you had Is early as last October laid down
the plan for winter surprise and attack, which
plan was Immediately sent to the Indian Bu-
10 no question at all Of responsibility save And
except only as to whether Colonel Beer van
tonly and cruelty killed women and chilclren
unssssstlng, ana TINS never believed.
xne army cannot resist the tide of emigration
that Is flowing towards those Indian lands, nor
is 1t our province to determine the question of
boundaries. When called on We must, to the
extent q our power, protect the settlers, and on
n a vn<Iv IA has al -
dian lands against the intrusion Of the settlers
Thus We are placed between two Ares-a most
unpleasant dalemma-from which We cannot es-
spot who fulhl their orders. = : =
repeat, therefore, that you must do the best
you can In each instance, and trust the sound
luogment cf the country after all tho truth Is
revealed. / am, truly yours. - -
q W. T. SHERMAN, General.
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Hyacinthe, secularixed, is Able Lovsou.
chicago has wormslandspolska Society.
Manchester, n. H.. prohibits smoking on
SUNDAY. g 1Eafr. r ~ --. r---..-
There is poetoehoe In caa County, In
diana, called Hen Peck. az
e0An Ohio man wants 70 bet on LADY Con-
gresemen within three years. -gaa.1F =
IA French playwright is drsmadking the
Mordaunt divorce case. Z. =. II. -. -
- Minnesota ceoily tells of ice thirty-thrse
inches thick and clear enough 10 read P@i'e'
through. fltr -
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CASH IN THE TREAsURY.-The coin balance
in the Treasury Is s1o4 ,131 900 of which amount
sio,1s3 900 is for coin certificates. The currency
balance is "a Las 900. The next payment of
coin interest," amounting to s25 ,426 900, falls due
on the LIST of May, and it Is estimated that
the coin on hand at that time will exceed
Sis, zoo, coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

MRS. GENERAL BANKS will return from Paris
during the coming month. Mrs. Banks has been
several times received by the Emperor and EN-
Paris society.
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Affairs In Canada.
IeLeGrdphed ExcfHfipsln Ia I1s Rneasan Qyn~

- MoNTREAL, March Pit is reported that
Debucherville, President of the Executive Conn.
Gil, will be appointed to the Lieutenant GoyeI-
norship Of the Northwest Territory. The
canadian Rifles are to be disbanded 1T once
The of1cers will be dismissed on half paw
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6hipWreek.

tesegrapAed Eselusively to The Evenino star.
LONDON, March 25.-The ship Germania. in
port Tor Hamburg, was totally lost on Good
mems Sands, of the Kentish coast, YESTERDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25
Washington News and Gossip.

IxTxRNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $500 ,77s2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25
The London Times DOn't believe in
the Darien Ship Canal.
TLe0ydpksd ExclUstuelv 10 ne Eueain0 SYn~

editorial article on the proposed shif, canal
across the Isthmus of Darien. Looking at the
surveys lately concluded, the Times doubts vhe-
ther the practical value Of the work will ever
be sufficient to cover the cost
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ArpnopRrArron yoR rHs INSANE AsYIux.-

APPROPRIATION yoR THE INSANE ASYLUM
The House Committee on Appropriations on
the sundry civil appropriation bill have allowed
ESQ .4s3 for heating, lighting, &C., the Insane
Asyium. care Of building, &C., &C., aud go 500
for support, clothing, medical attendance, &C.,
OF the inmates. The appropriation Of Slo 200
for the erection OF . brick wall around those
portions OF the grounds not already enclosed
has not yet been allowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

KIP VAN WINKLE" has a benefit at the
National Theatre this evening. Give him a
ripper"
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The Telegraphic Troubles I'm Eng.
land.

fetegrophed Exclusively to the Euening Star.
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-The merchants or
this city, patrons of the Atlantic cables. have
united In protest against the system which re-
luires all messages for America first to be sent
to London. w W S0"'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALLEN's LUNG BALsAM

Il n - ID "A LIZ a ~,
The REMEDY FOR CURING
CONsUMPTION, COUGHS. BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, AND GROUP
ASAN EXP PECTORANT 1T HAS NO EOUlI
1t is composed of the active PRINCIPLES of roots and
plants, which are chemically extracted 80 as 10 re-
tain all their medical qualities
MINISTERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
who often afflicted with throat diseases will
nnd sure remedy in this Balsam. Lozenges and
waIers sometimes give relief, but this Basam taken
q few times will insure q permanent cure
VIII all those afflicted with Coughs or Consump
pleased ith the result, and confess that the Sure
Remedy is found at last
HrH IS Sold by all DyKsgists mha3 eolmSv
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Movements Of ocean Ste.m..

fete0rdphed Erciusiuely to the Erening Star.
PLYNoUTB, March 25.-The steamship Se,.-
ia, from New York, touched here this mornino
on her way to Halifax. s nio' nins
,f new YORK, March 25---Arrived-The CITY or
Brussels, from Liverpool via Halifax,
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PATTI CONCERTS.

The management regrets to $ ate thai Miss PATTI
- ecII0u ly Ddisposed. and will therefore be N
ABLE TO APPGAR THIS EVENING. Money
Ter tckt.s Tor to- ght will be refunded at MetLe-
To Is NJ Music Store between a. m. and 4 y. m.
L. MAX SrRAKOSCH.
nARLOW'S GALLERY.-The public are invited
- 90 see q large number Of FINE PAINTINGS
yust from the late sale of Jacob Thompson
Gallery. New ork, on exhibition from O. m. to 5
y m. This Is ine chance for those wishing to pur-
ehsse IN AND ORIGINAL PICTURES. 237
fsOufh side mh2- -tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

RY5w ENCOURAGE -
~sD HOME MANUFACTURES. eHKN
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK IN
so,r,THE THE pISTRICT OF
'AL.sHss saSShhIs, fHR!Efl fRS$EffSSss AZ MfS's
At the extensive and old established
MANUFACTORY
OF
JAMES 8. TOPMAN & CO..
One door .,Ss. snS sEEEaT 6Gd y.o
Repairing promptly attended TO. mh2s6t
- BEFORE THE WAR; o.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS!
ANTIwAR PRICES.
Fine PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITES, Is Per
Cent Below the ruling prices of the
last few years.
CARPETsi CARPETs!! CARPEfs:!,
Best English Tapestry Brussels, at Sis.
DO American do do at Sis.
Hartford and Lowell Three Plies, at SIso.
Hartford and Lowell Ingrains, at 81 D..
Philadelphia All wool lngrains, at rs cents
Call and examine, even if you do not wish to pur.
chase, at
w. u. NJ OSES'
MAMMOTH CARPET, FURNITURE. Avn
BEDDING EMPORIu. D
A tok -
Cheap. mos.
AkPE TING.
w. 9. MITCHELL co. respectfully announce
% sssT nt nsISIs and the "a HueS ,sa; the. have
and and Dcyssffe, having based the calculations upon
- Thi. revision Of prices brings many goods 70
nearly anti,var rates, and We suggest that it i
most favorsble Opportunity for those in want to sup
~ our stock is usually we'll assorted for the ssa-
VS.: :MIrcHxIL.I W. sMIreHELL . CO.,
nSss-a. IL. l. Cor esr,, e "a dHsSilSies1 s.snss
e. wILp, rO.nEaLY TuNER OF
si.ao: ass g. Ss'Tiss%SfnssS T. %sS 8 ssS sssss:s 8
mo ana = rsis store, sac Eleventh seFess, ,UuHvI
. ana and 3: .:: ss, A. A.
zH0s Fok rs SALE LTD 6E kssf and for ne r
WET eIDE 80
We have inst received from Northern Ohio a hh,,
sc.s =. u. ..:s so
Sc in s.sns.i:: ts s.it e y cents per salon, end
N0RrHBRN PRODUCE COMPANY,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mhs Between 10Th and nth streets.
EOR sALE-rIMBER, IN the rough, .uitabI. for
II the eonseruclon q buiding frames, bridees
.enees. wh:rves, &c, &c. Also, Timber .pd Lsm,
Georgetown and Alexandria. All orders promptly
niied, a lowest terms. Address 3. ID. TkIPP, Halls
Church, Fairfax county, We. mhn I'M
THEODoRE KAUFMAN, Artist-studis, Net.
Il zerott Haii-yfIl give tnstructi0n In eaintilg.
Ladies Glasses Mondays and Thursdays; Gentle
mems, wednesday. .Hours from 20 q O'Clock.
erms made known on application. mhl6- lot'
n sPRING STYLE. -
~ The Iablic ere reepectfply informed thetl0
their old style high or low crown SiLK
gUNNIlGHAMY HAT rACTORY, e9s rs g..
bet. end X. UHew Hsts nads 70 order. iSlo-iI
NOOK AID JOE PRINrINo = =
ID ,vu HssfT Az JHss,S,siy Ex~sss<.
nEly d street, between eth and 7th streets.
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NEW MEXICO AS A STATE.-Mr. Chaye..
Delegate from New Mexico, made an argument
yesterday before the House Committee on Ter
rtories, in favor of admitting New Mexico as a
State and gave data to prove that the Territory
has the requisite number of inhabitants, one
hundred and twenty-five thousand, to entitle it
to admission as a State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

IHE BAILEY DEFALCATIoN.-Deputy Com
missioner Douglass, now in New York investi-
eating the accounts of Bailey, the defaulsing
Collector, telegraphs to the Internal Revenue
once that so far Bailey's defalcation reaches
s12l ,629.s2, and that q deficit in his disbursing
account OF two or three thousand dollars will be
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

BLACQUE BEY, the Turkish Minister, will
leave this city for Turkey in the early part OF
May next, accompanied by his family. He has
received six months leave of absence from his
post here. and merely returns to Turkey on a
private social visit. Mr.. Baltazzi, the Secretary
Of Legation, will be Charge dAfaires during
the Minister'S absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

PROMOTIONS AND DAPPOINTNENTs.-Mr.F Fred
ID. Hard has been promoted from second to a
third class clerk i'm the appointment Office OF
the Post Office Department, vice George ID.
Leach, resigned; George f. Gamble, promoted
from temporary to a second class clerkship.
vice F. ID. Hard, promoted; and Geo. D. Cheno-
with appointed temporary clerk, vice George E..
Gamble, promoted. All the above changes to
take effect from the 11th Of next month.
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The Monitor Terror I'm Hamutou
Roads.

IeteoTapAed kscausiuely to The Euenino Star.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 25-Tbe monitor
Terror, accompanied BY the q. s. steamer
frolic, arrived in the Roads this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

CHAMPAGNE. Sillery and Extra Dry In Ras
kets-in cases; For sale by all wholesale grocer,
and wine dealers. Sole agent for United States
SCHULTZE TALLER, 40 Beaver street, New
1ofk NH n -2aw2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

HALLS VEGETABLE 0TCILIAN
HAIR RENEWER.
The basis of its remedial proprieties is vegetable
Compound.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
1NAL COLOR
IL will keep the Hair from falling out
1t cleanses the Scalp, and makes the Hair
SOFT, LUSTR0US AND sILKEN
lisa splendid Hair Dressing
p. HALL q CO., Nashua, N H.,
mn : eoSWlm Proprieters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

MIR. SUMMERS SPKKcH.-A large numher os
Senators were at the White House this morn
ing, and had interviews with the President in
reference to the San Domingo treaty. Their
desire was to obtain evidence and facts to meet
statements made by Mr.. Sumner yesterday.
Several Senators freely stated to the President
that unless facts and figures set forth by Mr..
sumner could be satisfactorily answered, many
votes would be lost which otherwise would he
for the treaty. The President promised to give
them all the Information in his power
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

N ATIONA HEATRE
MONDAY, MARCH n.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
the distinguished Comedian
iR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
IN his great speciality OF
RIP VAN wINKLE
Enthusiastically at O'Clock.
Prices CT admission TO Matinee: Private Boxes,
ss; Orchestra, Sli Dress Circle, IS cents; Par
suttte, cents; ChildreR. Is cents Noextra charge
Tor reserved seats mh2l If
D l. n III A l. l..
PATTI-CAREWELL
MONS. sTRAXOSCH respectfully announces t.
the public In Washington aud vicinity that tn .
world renowned Vocalist, universe ackaowIedge
The Queen OF the Concert Room,
MISS CARLOTTA PATTI
will gise tprior to her positive departure for Cali
foTnia and South A nericaD her last
GRAND EVENING CONCERT IN WASHING
ION On FRIDAY, March 25th, at D. m
ONE GALA MATINEE.
on sA1UkDAl AFTERNOON, 2 p m, March 26.
MISS PATTI will be supported on this occasion
by the great classic Pianist,
MONSIEUR THEODORE RITTER:
che distinguished NiOlinist, J. r. PRUME; the IA
BaseO- JOSEF HERMANS.
Musical Director sad Conductor, GEO. W. COLBY
~ Adm is>lon To- the Evening Concert. 81: re-
te-yed seats, Sl extra To the Matinee, same as
night.
ses,s can be secured At Messrs Metzsrott Co =
husic Store, from a IN. to D. m.
steinway's Grand Pianos used in all Patti Con
ssTts. nh n 81
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THE SENATE COMMITTEE on Post Offices and
Roads is preparing bill to establish q steam
ship line from California to Australia, touching
at the Sandwich and Fejee Islands and Sydney.
This measure is prepared in accordance with
the views Of the Administration in establishing
American steamship lines with view of reyi-
wing American commerce.