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FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, MAY 25.-The steamship Asia,
from @ queenstown on the 18th, has arrived,
The House Of Commons had a debate upon
Mr.. Baring's motion relative to the admission
Of the Pirate Georgia into the river Mersey.
The Attorney General SAID the Government
could not interfere, and generally defended the
course Of the Government.
Mr.Cobden denounced the course ofthe Gov.
ernment.
The Queen arrived at Balmoral on Saturday.
COPENHAGEN, MAY TO- The Government t
has concluded on truce for one month. COM
mencing from the 18th.
The belligerents are to give notice of their in.
tentions to renew hostilities one week before
its expiration.
Jutland and the Danes of Alsen.
The allies are not to impose any further CON.
trisutions in Jutland or interfere with the civil
government OF the province.
The blockade Of the German ports is raised.
The Danish losses in the late sea fight were
fourteen killed and ffty-four wounded.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCRRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT TaE CORNER OF TBELEIH
STREET WEST AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 4, at o'clk,
on the premises, by virtue of decree of the Su
preme Court of the District Of Colum oa sitting in
chancery, passed in certain causes, mos. 2i0 and
2ll in equity wherein James Mortimer Smith and
Eugsne, George, Maris, Louisa; Rosalie and Mich.
yanzsndt, deceased, and Arietta L. Van1andt mi
nor child of Joseph A. Van zandt deceased heirs at
law Of Maria Wood Yanzandt and Nicholas B. Van
zahdt, dec d, are defendants, shall sell Lot num-
Der three (3i in John Davidson's division of Lot
numbered two ~ in Square number three hundred
srd fifteen t3ls situated at the corner of Twelfth
street west and Massach usetts avenue containipg Q
S,0O3 square feet, more or less, ana improved by
asubstantial and well arranged Frame Dwelling
house, containing nine rooms
The grounds are handsomely laid out with fruit
And Towers ar the whole property is very desirs.
ole IS residence.
Also, Lot No 4 in Daviison's sub div ison of the
west part of said square, fronting twenty five feet
on the east side of Twelfth street west, between
Massachusetts, ayepue and north NJ street, and
running back one hundred feet one inch.
Terms One-third cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest. secured by the pur-
cRsser's notes with approved surety On the att
full OF the purchase money, the trustee will con-
Fey the titles in Zee simple.
II the terms of sale are not complied with wihtin
hVe days thereafter the trustees reserve the
20 re- sell the property. at the risk and cost of the
defsulting purchaser, on one weeks notice in the
Evening Star.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
my.23-d J. G. MCGUIRE Il co., Aucts.
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OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

The eighty first Annual Convention OF the
Maryland assembled in Grace Church, Balti-
more, on Wednesday morning. The session
was opened at o a. ~. with the usual prelimi-
nary services. by the Rev. DR.. McCabe and the
Rev. Mr.. Stewart
The annual sermon was then prea ched by
the Rev. DIR. Hall, of Washington, ID. c., at
the conclusion of which the Holy Communion
was administered by Bishop Whittingham, as-
sisted by the Rev, DR.. Allen, Rev DIR. McCabe,
Rev; Mr. Bausman, Rev. Mr. Pigott and Rev.
DR. Hobart.
The body was presided over by the Right
Rev. William Robinson Whittingham, d. D.,
LII. D., Bishop of the Diocese.
The venerable DR.. VIM. E Wyatt, for nearly
half century rector Of st. Paurs Church,
Baltimore, Rev. ID. Allen, and others Of the
most aged ministers Of that communion, were
present.
The oldest parish within the bounds Of The
national metropolis is that renowned as Rock
Creek" about two miles beyond the Soldiers
Home. The church Is known as St. Paul's,
Rev. James A. Birch, rector. This house was
designed by the illustrious Washington, and
the bricks in it were imported from England.
was Christ Church. near the Navy-Ysrd,
Washington, d. c.. Rev. Joshua Morsell, d.
D., rec.or. This is known as Washington
parish.
st. Johns Church, Rev Smith Pyne. D. D.,
rector, opposite the Presidents house, was the
third church built. 1t was finished about the
year 1913.
Then followed Trinity Church, Rev. R. J.
Keeling, rector, ON Third street, near O.. a.
mission Trinity Chapel has, within q few
years, been added TO this parish.
Epiphany Church, Washington, q, near
Thirteenth street, Rev. Charles H. Hall, rector.
Next in order of Washington churches, We
have Grace Church, on the Island or Seventh
Ascension Church, Washington, d. O., Rev.
VIM. Pjnkney, u. D., rector
In Georgetown, D. C.-Christ Church, Rev.
Mr.. Bonte, rector. l-.r
St. Johns Church, Rev. Nicholas Tillinghast,
rector.
St Adams Church, a beautiful little temple,
few miles above Georgetown, Rev. VIM.
Christian, rector.
The eleven churches OF the District OF
Columbia !have about t,700 comuunieants.
Their contributions are exceedingly liberal.
are four churches, one chapel, and 165 commu.
nicants
Prince Georges County.-Eight churches.
four chapels, and 567 comm unicants
The whole number Of parishes, churches, &C..
in this diocese is 13S; number Of comm unicants.
$780, Sunday.schocl teachers, S36; SUNDAY.
/ school pupils, $685. the marriages in one year,
$40; the buTials, L55o; Communion Aims for
one year, ,4l6; contributions for various pur.
poses, 44,4Q6. rfFt1e Ea.fa.z4 1F~
The Convention, at 2x O'Clock, went into an
election for the Standing Committee, who at.
tend to all the business in reference to the
Church that may occur until the next session
of The Con yention, The following was the re.
sult of the election:-Rev. VIM. E. Wyatt. D.
D., Rev. Vim Pinkney, ID. o., Rev. @. e. Mel.
son, u. DID, Rev. Meyer Levin, Rev John
Orof dale, Rev. j.. A. McKenney, %. D., and
Rev. Theo. p. Barber. - - .'e.t1'., 80
An afternoon session was held, and the Con.
yention then adjourned sine de.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOnsers.
IMPROVED REAL EsrATE SALE

Inpursuapce of q decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Coumb bA rendered In special term
the 18th day of May. 1864, in acauss chancery
No. -, IN which Samuel V. Stillings. Elizabeth E.
Angel. and John T. Angel are connplainants, and
Sarah v. Hamilton. Laura A. Stillings, George 8.
II. Smith, Ann i. Smith, Mary Smith. and Hmma
Smith are defendants, We, the undersi snsd Com
uissIoners, nam et and appointed in seid decree,
will ftn upon the premises. herein alter desert bed
BY Public Auction, to the highest bidder at oclk
p IN, tn. Third day of June 1861, the folowing 2
property. to wit Parl of Square numbered 9I6, in
Washington City beginnir for the same q, point
the south line of said Square, on street south,
~ the distance of 10 feet from the theast
ofsaid Square, and running thence west Is feet,
north - feet east Is feet south IS feet to the be-
ginning, containing two story attic and base
-ent Brick House; and also, part of Lot No. 2, in
the same Square, beginning for the said part on
south street, l0l feet from the soQtea corner
OF said Square. and running thence north Is feet,
thence 20 feet thence south 76 feet to south j.
street. thence east with said street 20 feet to the
beginning. containing one story. and a. half and
basement Frame iouse, upon the following terms,
gale one--ird at six montbsy and the other third
Twelve months from the day of sale, With inter
est from day of sale, the purchaser to give otes
for lbe deferred payments, secured by deed Of
trust pom the pro perty, and the purchaser pay
for stamps az all convsyanc5ug; and in case OF
nou.co rloliapce with the terms Of sale thu prep.
eYty 70 be re- sold at the risk Of the pn haser.
JOHN III PEARE,
NJ. COMBS,
JAMES RHODES.
JAMES III. JONES,
E. o. SANDgRSUN,
Commissioners
ny Il so5ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUfURE DAYS.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE L CO , Auctioneers.

LARGE SALE OF VACANT LOTS BELONGING
On FRI. AY AFTERNOON, June ID at So o'eik,
Rasss gs'9e rSssn ,ss f,
Lots and ~, in Square No. Is, fronting tossther
~ feet inches on Twenty afth street. west be-
Lrenty,sSeG1ond street, between New York avenue
., Lot ? Square east Of Square No 81, fronting is7
inches, on Virginia avenue between twentieth and
Twt nty 6rst streets west
Lot 2, Square q, fronting lnS feet II fnshss on
Sorth street, between Nineteenth and Twerti
eth streets west, running through to New York
Lots l3 and IA, ls, . and 30, in Square No, ls1
thIiD re speetively Sixteenth street west, be-
IMsen aod streets north North NJ between
Fifteenth and exteenth streets west and Riftsenth
street vest, between porth l. and " streets
lois Nos 2, g. IL. IL. I Il, Is, l6 and I9 in Square
81, fronting resIectivsly on porth B, between
streets west, and Fourtaenth street, between h
LOIS NOS 3, To- IA, is and l6.in Square AL fronting
seventh streets west Seventh sire ct west between
y snd streets north. and street north between
Sixth and Seventh streets west
Lots 4 8. % "a and %, In sauare No. 7ss, front
and Second streets east and Second street east be-
tween south and streets =
Lot No. 4, In Square 955 fronting on Tenth street
east, between and streets north.
Terms: One third in cash. the remainder in sX
and Twelve months With interest, secured By adeed
eftrust on the premises
>conveyances and revenue stamps at tbs cost OF
Plats Of the property may be seen at our counting
house.
my.23-d &C. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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~ matter of fact man, in describing a
parade OF d colored regiment, said that when
they came to a fright Dress" with the whites
OF their eyes all turned out, 1t looked like q
long chalk mark.
~ Chas. a. CLARK, of Maine, has been con-
firmed Assistant Adiutant General, with the
rank Of Captain. Ts-r5szg
~ Edward Aldridge, convicted in New
York of harborIng q deserter, has been SEN.
enced to the penitentiary for two years.
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0We admired the remark of an old lady
who was admiring the beautiful picture called
',Saved." "1ts no wonder,"' said she. athss
the poor child tainted, after pulling that rreas
dog out Of the water.n
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IINITEp eTATEs MARsHAL,s sAL1.

In virtue OF two writs Of Fieri fseiss issued rom
the Clerks once Of the Circnt Coort OF tns
District of Columbia, and to me directed, viii
70 public sale 70, cash at The isNns ne ne
sth day OF June next 1864, at Il o'clock all ds-
right title claim and snts rest n and II 70
undivia ed third part Of said Lots seized and eviei
upon the property Of wilam M Donsisss las and & siil
her term ls5s in favor of VIM. g. W. Waite and
Brother, use Of James r. Smith use s, Of ii asnrJ
Douglass. WM SELpESa
my .l3-d6ds late u B. Msrshal. u "
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Ohie Union state Convention.

COLUMBUS, May 25.-The Union State Con.
vention met to day. All the countries In the
States but two are rep resented. Patriotic res
olutions were passed, endorsing the Adm inis-
tration of President Lincoln, and declaring
for his re. election.
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FORD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE Pennsylvania AVENUE
THE COOLEST and BEST VENTILATED PLACE
OF FPUBLIC AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY
A GREAT SUGGEST

TENTH STREET, ABOVE NEPEHNSYLyANIA AVENUE
OF SPH fPDBLfc AMUsEMENT IN II THE : GITY ThAoh
The SSSs SSbSs5S5 HA5y ffHsssp..Ds
OF TIE
MAJ AD QUEE
nAex1E1eEyg:r senSSs!5Rsy;; SSs!5sy ;usu.
BhILLl5kSEs ak1sb G9STsMHfiE TskgHEs,
AND TXBLEAUX.
usEquALED CAST tsP 81 81 CHARACTERS.
embracing Pr@ss s,stS q r. 1ESRS sos
The aR. aSfs*cEaifa :. L: FosfIR. FRSRFfRRiA'isf'
ALL THE FAvoR1rEs OF THE COMPANY.
AeRASb Sf5'aS hNh2oSSfaS " sSfSiSf'si MARCH
EIGHTEEN YsoguNG LADIES,
,NorE.-This grand and most beautiful spectacle,
the scenery, costumes and machinery Of which
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
cann0 be pr0epfsd 5SeF OF ri EEkoks Nse
VIII shortly Of GSReEsiiEp P1RRSlEfssdi H5s6 oasr, as
and IN an elaborate manner in every detail. Owing
to the great dmsna Na26 sf 'sftf ShfN f witness the
the management announces that places csp BE Sc
cured three days in advance
METROPOLITAN xS YEs1G aAhh
FR6f GfhR LEE Bi4seso
THE COOLEST PFAGF Pa SIrE 4E AMUSEMENT IN
First appearance @. the great favorite Ethiopian
Comedians.
FRANK KERNs AND j. THOMPSON
THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ARTISTSl
BEAUTIFUL BALLETSI
COMIC PANT0MIMESl o..
NEGRO BURLESQUES!
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SINGING
ny THE
GREAT NETROPOLICIN TROUPE.
Admission -. ....--.......-.........25 cents
Private Boxes S3 and So.
GRAND MATINEE EVERY MGNnAY
FOR
.r. LADIES AND CHILDREN.
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Danish West India Po ssessions- Procla.
nation by the Go yer ernment.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The Government of
the Danish West India possession has issued
proclamation, that, until further notice, nner-
chant vessels sailing under colors hitherto ac-
knowledged by the Dani sh Government. even
those states at war with Denmark, may enter
and depart from the Danish West India Is
lands unmoIested.
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Illinois Union State Convention.
CHICAGO, May 25.-The Union State Conyen-
ton at Spring field to-day nominated Dick Og-
lesby for Governor on the first ballot. p
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leY ". L. WALL & CO., Aucti1neecs.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, May 81 commencing
St 10 o cl ck we will sell, az the store of Messrs
Feuwick & Co., Islspd Hall cornsr ViEginia ave
nue. md tn street their entire stock OF Groceries
Liquors and good will. the store for rant. and can
be had on sss. and rent very low, inquire OF
The A1ctioneers. TIE stock is fresh, and eompri-
White and Brown Sugars,
Tsaa. CoffSss, Flour.
Whisky, Wines, Tobacco, Segsrs.
Csnned Fruits. and Condiments,
ooder. Esrtbsrn and Tin ~ are,
Glassware, Peppgr, Starch, spices.
Iogether with variety OF articles U5-SIiy Kept N
. well selected retail Grocery Store.
ALSO.
We will sell st Il clock precisely, Horse, wagon,
and Harness,
Terms-4ll sums under $50 CASH, over that
amount credit of thirty Srd ak ty day. for notes
sat sfacforiIy endorsst, bsarine interest.
on i i. WALL s. co. Aucts.
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IMHI LIME LIMssbpd6 bp6S1M%G s% nog PfsPssrea to
pared from my aew Plane Kiln, without coming
In contact with the fuel: -
xpZ-6m Pa ay and ROCK Greek Bridge
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Arrival of Hon. Thomas Cor win, Minister
to Mexico,

NEW YORK, May 25.-The steamer Eagle,
from Havana on the 2lst has arrived. Hon.
Thomas Corwin, United States Minister 70
Mexico, Is apassenger.
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HIGH STREET MARKET,
III No. "A OPPOSITE PRosPEOT STREET,
Geoygetoign, ID. c.
We, the undersigned, beg leave to inform
assortment of Fresh Meats of all kinds, Poultry,
Game, &c. Eggs Wholesale and retail. Apples
and Potatoes by the barrel. Canned Fruits of all
kinds at market prices.
my slim" III. w. FISHER & CO.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs s

tn GEORGETOTN, D. c., MAY "a, 1884.
1 He Undersigned Grocers and Dry Goods Mer
places OF business at "a p m from june lst to
September lst, 1861, except SATURDAY, in order
to afford our employees 8 portion of time for re.
@. ". BEALL & CO.
W MATTHEW'S
JOHN J. BOGUE,
GEORGE w. ORME,
D. JACKSON,
W. r. HURDLE,
LEWIS BROOKS,
F. T. MILBURN,
4. J. RADCLIFFE & Co,
GEORGE UPPERMAN,
T. A. CARROLL,
A. F. OFFUTT & Co.,
W. II. ERNEST,
J. T. KELLY, ,.
MAYFIELD & BROWN,
EDWARO II. BROWN,
SMOOT & BURROUGHS,
e, 8. ROSENTHAL,
EDWARD MYERS my 25-3w*
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4 UorIoN SALE OF OONDEANHD HORSE

orrros OF CHffY ouAlrBHmAsrIa,S
Waski.ston. ID. G.. April 25, 1884 J.,
win be sold at public auction, 30 the highest bid
dsr, at the times and places named DeIe", VIZ:
Newport, Penns Thursday, May $50,
9sttysbaEg, Penns; Monday, May eth.
Atsona Penna. Thnr,day, May lzth,
Reading, Penns., Tharsdsy, May 18th,
Lebanon, Penns;. Thursdax, June ID,
Scranton. Penns., Thursdsy, June 18th.
Wihsmsyort, Psnna THURSDAY, jane zd.
HSpdrsd and Fifty go at each Of the other places
the cavalry service Of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes n any good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold singiy. An
Sales begin st 10 3 m, and commune daily onui
Terms: cash, in United States Treasggy notes
cIly. hsSS Ah .N,
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DYJ. @ MCGUIRE & Co., Auctionesrs.

LARGE AND DEsIBABLE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT ON PENNSYLY LYtNIA AVE,
Me, BETWEEN TSl .Ts TwENIY EN- FSpRrH AND
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 81, at o'clock
on the premises we shall sell large three. story @
extension, No. 33 Pennsylvsnia avenue, between
24th and 25th streets west, containing thlrteen
rooms, with water and gas; alss heating furnace,
together with o vacant Lot adjoining on thu east
side, improved with fruit trees and shrubbery
The House has la,siy been put in thorough repair
and is in all respects te srable "a residence
Terms: One. third in cash the remainder In stI
And twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premises.
OcnYeyances at the cost of the purchaser.
Early possession given -
win be added, . desirable Vacant Lot on the same
my 2s-dta J. O. MCGUIRE 90. Aucts.
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d. GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
s1LE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoVED PROPER

TT.
BY virtue of dc cree OF the Or phans Court OF the
pstrict of Columbia passed the 10Th day q Nay. az
prsme Court of said District, in Equity sitting,
est bidder, on MONDAY the Goth day of May, 1854,
At O'Clock, . m, all of sub-diyision Lot num-
bered ca, in Square numbered 5so, Wl-h appuTte,
Terms of sale, cash. ,
All copveyancipg at the cost OF the pur ensser.
Upon default of the purchaser to comply WITH
the terms OF sale, the property viii ne rs.sod al
his expense, pom giving three days further no.
tice. ISABELLA y. MATILbi Suaf foIeu.
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BY'.c' MCGUIRE Z Co., Ar''i0nssr'.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
S- LOTS

CHAN Gerry SALE OF. VALUABLE VACANT
On TUESDAY AFTERNooN. June IN, st hslf
psst.avs o'clock, on the premises, hy virtue q
decree Of the supreme Court Of the Distr.cs 81 Dol
in Julius NJ. Granger is Complainant, ana =, Aasie
1854, We all sell the whole Of Square No 5sl, d.
7iaed into desirable Building Lots lronssns re-
ana Irst stseet wes all having ine alley faeiites
This square lie To- stsd or the high srosnd nostn
of the Capitol 10 the isnmeiste vicinity OF s ss.
Alloy aiua Onur.h and the National Printing omce,
and is in every respect desirable Tor priEate resa
dences. s.L- -
Terms One half cash; the remainder IN three
and six months with interest, secured 70 the
faction Of the Trustees; on the RATIFICATION OF sne
sales by the court and payment OF the puIeIa;s
money, the Trustees win eonvss the property In
fee 70 the purchasers.
days after the sale, tte Trustees may resell ths-
property SO in default At the rist AMI exrsnss OF
the purchaser, on one weeks notice IN .nS Es@
uonal IntelliRencer. -,
the purchaser. un navpnop
THOS eIaaAR,f
rnv9.so6ds J.C. MCGUIRE co.. Aucts
u,HR MERCHANTS AND BANKERS ALMA
i nae JSa By Smith Homanas Sl;1.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & co Auctionesrs. ::

RY J. @. MCGUIRE i co Auctionesrs.
SIX DEsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May n. at 8 O clock.
on the premises, We shall sell, part Of Lot No 2, in
east side ofRew Jersey avenue, at the corner Of
Norta street M and runnins back an average depth
These Lots are of good size for building purpo.
est bidder. " 10 o W. o A-s"
Terms: one third cash. the renal ader in six and
Twelve months with interest. secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
Conyeyances and stamps at the cost OF the pur.
"A payment of so viii be required on each at the
time of sale. " NA'
my.2s-d &c. MCGUIRE l. CO., Aucts,
IRep.1
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TILATED BY OVER 100 WINDOWS.
ICE WATER FOR THE 4 UDIENCE!
-. THIS Thursday EVENING. May 2e. 1854.
Thfrd night of the brief
OPERA SEASON.
GRAND GALA NIGHT,
First appearance OF the Bass Prnfunda,
BERR HERMANNS,
HERR HERMANNS,
in his great Representation of 'MephistOp philes,
the greatest Lyri que Success of the uniYer
sally pronounced by the press of New York, where
it was alone the occasion of the most successful
season OF Opera ever known in America. The re-
naming portion of the
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
having arrived from New York, Mr.. Grover is
prepared to announce the most sublime perform
ance of Gounod g Grand Opera of
FAUST
FAUST
ever Witnessed in America. The Opera will be
A POWERFUL CHORUS OF FIFTY,
The entire Grand Orches-r from the Academy OF
Music, New York. A Full Military Band on the
stage, Incidental to the Opera, and superb new
Mise en- Scene.
M Himmer Eau Ut
.SlgnOra tre0erlcl Marguerite
Madame Bertha Johann sen as.---- Slehel
Josepn bel msnns a.. .MephiSto phlles
". Stslnscke as faient tlne
MAJ ID GRAND FANFERE MIiITAiRB @''H@
in the fourth act, with the entire strength of the
Company and Chorus, supported By full Military
CARL ANsCHUTZ. .. Conductor of the Opsrs
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THE MERCHANTS AND BANKERS ALMA
i nae, 1854. By Smith HomsnS SbI Sb1 .vrop
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FRIDAY. May n,
] L B A Il b I L r E.
SATURDAY, May 2s.

OA1 ChUAI, may y.
D Q U 4 N
Tickets for any of the above Operas for sale at
Metzerotts Music Store, and at the Box 0ffce of
the Theater a. the following
SCALE OF PRICES:
Orchestra Chairs.---- .---..-.............S %
Dress Circle and ParGuet. ] CD
Reserved Seats 80 cents extra)
G. D. HESS,
Business Manager aud Trea surer
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DY WM L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
ID At the Horse Bazaar 50 La ay

MORGAN STALLION At AUCTION,
On SATURDAY MORNING, 2sth instant, at 10
o'sloei we win sell Morgan Stallion; Bay; 2
GER, and win be sold only because the owner has
gone away.
my25 W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.