Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

w Il A R D s. ALL!
THE CHOIR OF
st. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Respectfully announce that they will gIvea
Grand Vocal 4 Instrumental Concert,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Maya.
tFOH rHh BF ,Ss .rn OF t pIFi CHURCH.
Messrs. DAWSON 'TABIER. HoDGsoN,
BALL. MORGAN, and others, Vocaily;
Messrs; HOFFMAN,. RIGGS. MUsGRAvE.
And BY Equay BstnTaished FemsIe Tsept
Musical DIRECTOR. 80. Mr.. C. e. w. sHa.Krrs
PIANIST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr.. A. W. TowsE
For gartIeula,s sec programme
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS. 1.-TWO tickets will
admit three for sale at the Music and Book stores
at the Hotels and At the door.
The Piano used on the occasion is from the ceie
brated mandatory Of Raw n, Bacon a Co. and
furnished by w. 6. MetzeIott, Esq. NAL In
ODD LOWS HALT
Double Minstrel Troupe.
CHANCE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY
POSITIVELY. -FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
sATrRBAT EVENING,
SIN SlAh BbRfOhMEhS.
sHoREY. earle, DUPREZ and GREEN'S
ar-iamed and wOrld-renowned only Original New
TROUPE and Brass Baud. Great continuation OF
talent and originality. The largest and best hand
ever originated, IN their chaste provo
and irresistible Ethiopian Entertsinments int o.
duclng the greatest varieties of New Songs, Bal
lad Duets Quartettes, Overture, Burlesque Opera
Pieces, Fancy Dancings, Queer and Funny Say-
ings, ever offered to the public.
Grand Free Balcony Concert in front OF the HAL
each evening by the Brass Band. w.
ADMISsIoN VEN SoF FPTE GEMS. Re-
served seats 50 cents Col9Ird people Is cents.
aP 28-1' Manager aRd Business Agent.
~ ATIoNAL MUSICAL CONVENTION!
The Annual Convention of the National Musical
Association will assemble N this city al the SAITH
SnNlA ~. iNsTIITTIoN, on IUESDAY MORNING,
MAY II.
The exercises will be under the direction Of Prof.
b +. BAKER, of Boston. Mass.
An accomplished vocalist, Miss LITTLE, also Of
Boston, Is expected to be present.
The requirements for receiving the benefit of the
Convention are evidence of membership of church
cholT or some other musical ASSOCIATION. and the
payment OF nominal SUMO cents-tOwards de-
ffa1yIns necessary expenses.
tending should be present punctuay at the hour of
meeting on tuesday morning
NIB. FUGITT, Cor'E sec. &C. ap ' 25.a.so ,Maas5,7
Nv "A - II ~ W " ~ II Il n n
NoTrcE-In consequence Of the extensive prepa-
rattons required for the appearance of Mr.. RoBERT
Heller, his hrst SOiree Is necessarily POSTPONED
until THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 5.
The manager avails himself of an opportunity of
varying the novel ENTERTAINMENT of his
estahll shmcEt with the beautiful
and novel performances
which the return to
public life of
MR.. ROBERT HELLER
enables him to present. He confidently announces
.'' THE FIRST PREsTIDTGTTArEUR
OF the world. since the retirement OF the justly
ROBERT HOUDIN.
whose marvellous, simple and elegant feats are in
STYLE and effect reProduced-nOt imitased-by Mr.
Heller. A series of
,SOIREEs FANTASTIQUES
viii be given during the week commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, Mays
Ana VIII comprise. Ia addition to rich variety of
entirely new, novel, and splendid experiments in
natural magic, never before given in America, illus
tTatlOnS OF the marvellous power of
SECOND SIGHT.
For further particulars see bills
Admission 81 cents; orchestra chairs 81. No extra
charge for reserved seats.
Box sheet open daily from 2 a. m. to 2 D. m and
rom 10 o. M, when seats may be secured with
out extra charge
On SATURDAY, MAY s. will lie given a GRAND
Midday SOlREE. for the special accommoda-
ton OF Families and Children.
Admission for Children, = cents.