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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

NOTICE 10 HOLDERS of the remaining un.
~ converted share q GALENA CHICAGO UNION
RAILROAD sTOCK.-rhe dividend Of THREE AND ONE
BALE FER CENT subject 10 Government tai declared psy
1 on arl after tho December the preitrred
s:ock Of IN. CHlCAGOL NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
CO. N el.o be pad asi ahe this date AZ The Company
oic. In Chicsgo TO the parties in who pns
the unconverted share. OF tho GALEkA l. Chicago
UNION H. H. CO. .;1nd upoa the presentation Of the
certificates either said c-s for the ndoren,H thereon
Of the payment divded fach noOnscrted shares
ar bunting 1876 out a. 6osf shares and much OF whoh y
understood be Rod in trusts by agents aud p-rso' net
We, enabled to oouve-t he same.
~ oIdeT Of the board OF Directors, -
JAMES u YOUNG,
seere.sry Of the CbicasO kerta Ws'!sFn RIf-sy Co
NV / DIX, Dec le, ltgf.
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DETROLFIlM.
i THE DCTCFiAiAN BrN on.
COMPANY
HAVE PTRCFAsEp 5000 Acl.L- Ot pii. hs M.
~ virgins
s?0loj o. hls reu,sr, % b. t, and tai =" ''|
.sx.ns1 10, ~ oor 1ts =, ... a..,.,, =. ANN
IN. .,,as ~ s.,ed ilGsiirs Riss- ed N oasS h"..
ia ,As t.,,i on r s,ior o. W-.so<1 Nif@inis -.
TIiI DtILHAlAE EIh OIL CoafSI
,,-, IA, ,yYv under che ,,rs ,e Sa,a u her o1s 49,
,',.h.s,T, ~ ~. lenA VII rscoos S.0oO IN StcCk
tOR EVERY ~ ,o0W rObSCH'hho
NI.w.YOEK AND BOSTON OIL
COMPANY,
r,..s,si. iiaERY LANREtT, sorn
INA an., sI;AKk.S TAR iALJI. So ..."pSDoy000'
ASS'" SViIsCHiPrIOS PRICE, ~
s,.,s Id on CtssrJ Res, Oh trssi 80 IA "'ts'a
yi,,sris Two PEE CLSf ~, ~. "a 9ss,as,esl
'H' yfrs! pIvipEaD JANUARY 70, Et1
,.,,.,,. t,.ok. s,f boil Coi..psaLN oTss o. oar
WA6STAfF 0OE1ChhUa
WIS., Nc VI Brssd~.J New Yen
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oysao, " fun SrssI RIVE MiEtse ccxpAsr
no ls Nassau ct. Esv yoaz, Nov. - 1864 J
NOTICE i hereby given, that al ASSESS
~ NEHT Of oNR BOtLAR pm sHAAk hss been
sved upon tie Csps. stook Of the Flint Steel hver MIns
Comrxzy payable the OA~e Of the Company, No ~ hAs
esosL New ora. bsfoye TUESDAY, the % Dag Of
Jsausfy. 1865. ga -.
The fsp.fsi Boob Win be eloss5 hs dsy AMER hich
40 s,ost WI Be fsDs.fsd xnie tie sssssRspt snsi hsw
bssS pad ~ orasT j n. HoCULLY, sssistsT
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TITLE TABLE,
isviEe been ad5ucstsd by the United States Conr1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

nKOVIDENCE, &C., SUPREME CUUhI,
i sEpTEYBEH TERRI. \. y. iso+.-Upon The sPriies
a., OF Sa.hsn r. Dixon COT c-eoS VI r0cs v toe o.
holder, q lie HepbOa Bs<i sIG Cls.lssh' upon Va re
csiytr ,t ~ a.. s..J D;,o,.
-. ~cs a. a., pob.sns1 10 tn fr0yido.H jo.FtD
i.so Tr5un. .1S Kew Tr6alc d'f,e.sns ns tS.r
IN. ~ "A IL .lopA.n Bsrt ard te csiii.t sl9n 'h>
,h,,oet ~ trns IL ard present ,set hs .Sia
Esk suf TAR Gains opol .4id Hecei'ef a. 'ne
~ A. ". let o. OF before tlo I5tn d,y o. bsfct ~
a. ,I.ir ms ana he barred - Atis- sid .iy.t
N nc,.s 10 B. rIblisbtd Tor lrss sso noDtc' Ute 'e
-. V q :. ~. deer, a Co,r 42d LIZ q Ia: N -
EI'ef'' " ~ - roll. A. ts6EDhkh. C!osE.
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NULVER. PENN & Co.. Bankers,
Nc. 10 NASSAU .srREEr 9

W. xiv, sp~- ssnion 20 se~pns hs secoIns, g ps
Il end syos .nt,reet - the rate o. FOUh Phk
CINT PER ANEUM credited monthly o. a. accounts rns .
bs'sns. ia no have fallen teo" sl'" al ANY aHeunfhs
l.a noutl. a. - o..
!, /. our seged policy - couhoe clrselves W IN ~
Bsnkins business MARE oEI L0sni or AL OF o. otl ho'.e
.,uson ntefestsd r. tAr ise q La G. q ''"~'
except tboso Of oLI hs..onal Government IL. .
han G; cny tasiness sd abe 20 c1-oSte o.
,a.,s With pro-ar aes. eud a. ocs. nnartet istss
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financial.

DROsPECTUs.
FOR TIE PURCHASE OF
400, 900 A & X l. =,
~ rEE eiNPLE, Or
OIL,
COAL, IRON, SALT. TIMBER ASD
A G RI G II l. L u II A L l. ND
IN
WESTERN VIRGINIA,
AT SS SIS PER ACNE,
t~r yoR rgo@IpiSG A Chsu CAPITAL o. S0,eo yon rHs
DtTEJOPNhET OF IT.
IMhE..rt RESOURCES.
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Il PETROLEUM COMPANY,
PRESIDENT VENANG0 COUNTY PLNN.
OFFICERS:
Freriden,--AMORY EDWARD :. csc, Eew-Yo.k.
Treas urcr-L. II. SIMPSON cen, N-'T-N OH
S%cr,;ary-J. EDWIN CONAN 4, etg.. New foii
General Resi3ent SuIerIntendent-jOHN NJ CLAFP, ESQ
CouueeI-HeSsre. PLAJT. GERARD = BICAl-bb, new
Yosk DIRECTORS:
AMORN EDWARDS, esq, New. y orb.
EBEN Il. CROCKER, esq, OF Crock.r Warn new t21k-
FLErCHEE wEsTRAi, esq, CT Wss'say, G!0os a HID
oes,le New Yoif.
J. H. CLAPP esq. President, v.nanso County Pesa:
l. h SIMPSON esq Of j. IT. Simpson Co. heT.fost
nd put into The Company ct he unpTeeedenied low
pic Of One Huntr-6 DolsIs PEI Acreth- lowest ever
know ioE obesxDg ten.sory; aud forms he ann ann
M sHAREs or s2S EACH, PAR vALUE-su bsC8IF
TON PRICE. SIS PER SHARE.
Beirg e. M pay for f25 share No iiiher ecu o. %
sossutnt TO W made -
20. geo SHARES, Or 500, 00U, RtSs.hNk I'D foh
WORKING CAPITAL.
THESE LANDS are located the Aisshtny River, End
o. ien4lock. PoToupue aud hcCtes Nseels hAhlNO An
OIL BORING TERRITORY OF ONERTkN AND HALF
MILES IN EXTENT.
book msps, and o. other Information cen 70
estsincd .bo ONCE OF tie subseripton Agents,
L. H. SIMPSON & Co,
No 81 CEDAR-ST.. NEW YORK,
o. A. he oaee f.hs Company. No. u broadway.
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Nnanlial.
HIEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ PETROLEUM co.


.aopppry IN TIE VERY HEART OF THE OIL ri
cIoNs OF vEEANGo COUNTY, PA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

STOCK COMPANY win ho formed on the basis Of these
acres al Isrs sluscfbed Tor S1d r
Tru,ec. thereof to b. ,ered majority OF the raFir' n
crest wi receive the title to tbs property and ats,
the syieO caSh eay. BE- obtained hy the d-po'a Of
thee part said csrts he asd by tho q mpany IA boring
OIL " ells sl.d otheTmise Developing lho pfoptIty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

OFFICE sANDUsKY, MANSFIELD AND
(ykTWARK RAILROAD co, slnfi'tJ Pee. ~ Ieot
T6c hoiis. 4 Bead. Of thi. Gonf.ny -. h'.so a.
asna.T" iass issasd With ssai, VII b. PAD r,sr "
te &C. :" ~ C. l.. BoALT. Presiacnt.
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sfArr @, LLisos 1LxArrsEEs O1lrcS,s
srsisorsLD. Dec Z. tget
DUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GiNkN,
at. de- rr,.,u.e. e tie 6,.i. q inois all. and
Ger tb a. Honiay o. JansaJ Bss' rn tns 1871 dsy Of
aid n,oo,h tnoiare be ready al ,ks AinerieA
ca ~ m 4 sionlay Il Jsg-y i6e, .6e public DEB o.
thr sts,s OF iiteols Ct,
ish day OF J.nu.y ihli Wa tbe-.tef e pad only a. u.
OF o. ,hc Tr-ss1-r Of ~ s,.i, o. linol u TIA e.; -
s;nrSf'rh ~ -. 81,
Hobs, VI I'm =. s.4 aehls. CAzs B,d. ei'S eenposs
iLrattDEh STARRY,
S;Js TrsascrcT Of IlEEoA
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oyv1cs or rms EsxIro-A CosrAxY.

No, ~ Wsii-st.. horYork
NOTICE IL VTRERY GIVEN tst the coupons Of the Grst
sxsrs Bonds OF the Company fn. due on the er dsy Of
,noSy neat, viii bs paid IN gold presentation st tho OIL
~ Oh and sftsr the second day Of January NIT
Dated Ah Deeembor. 1864 w TITUS, seeTetssJ
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os,,o, or rns MAApes4 CosrAsr, /,

Osysos or rns MAAryos1 LnsrAsr
&c - ', .li-.t.. Es9yorb
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that, o. the
~ drsrias this asy made Of ,vsnyhye 2: ~, rrs
BONDS nuGaber~e 90 iIs I az, 2s3 3a 90 vi 20 %
ss6 Sit ~. Isl. III ssr ssT as. 81. inSs No LIT
I3i4 1ST2 Ss3 drawn nv ot and thai tL- s1ne ""
be pht sold pfes>ntsion at tAo ohr 81 the COMPANY
90 MONDAY the "a 6sy OF January hs tr: dsJ o. IA.
tncth being sondsy. The bonds uss pe presnea
FOR psyIuent within esys Of the ART 14y Jshuy h
1dsr penal OF the foc Of the rsdt o. r6enporSa<S
hi. crssiag-Dstsd ah December, lea ...
~ order Of the Beard, W. TITUS, SecresxyJ
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4 DIVIDEND Of THREE DOLLARS PER

4 DlNIDtND al 1uhEF' DOLILAho In
~ SHARE Gree ffo GoveTaren Tsy) has been d.olsr.e
% the spital stock Of :be NEWYOKK 4 AEW.HANEN
RAILROAD COMPASf, payable on ard s'tef Juesdsy.
JsnnaYy 1875 hee who sba be s'octhe elders On the zen
.v of ecerbrr int when tbv Tsnsisr boOks v W close and
reopen again the % dhy Of JanuoIy ls Nov fors Dec
:. ia, W. BThENI Treasurer.
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p.,.,-,,, 1, sl,, t.sas 70 aes.fs CJJ&iSs, ALfG.N
mp FFgE T,an.ol.o-s lev No .OEschAnxs pisf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

yI,HE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY of the SAB
i BATH SCHOOL CHILDREN Of the Ws!sb Prss6yte-
AN Church Threcn,hsreet between s-c1nd and Third
sycs will be held THIS EVENlNt Dee. d. To con-
euc~ precisely at a oc.ock Weather proving un.yorsse
th- meeting viii be held 10 night, Adnson22 eess
Children 10 ,er devo<ed 10 ncEsase the Ltes3
of he School.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

BOARD OF ALDRRMKN-Friday, HGv 20.-A
resolution was adopted 10 place pump Ia Valley
street, at cost Of sixty dollars, to be paid out OF
the assessment for opening that street
A resolution for the relief OF Walter y. Belt
was received nom the Common Council aAd ssE-
Al'o a bill to eurbStoPc, grade asd gutter Gay
street eoncurred in.
: Also a resolution to lease . part q the bed OF
Fifth street to william Il. Calhoun con'uTred In.
Also a resolution to increase the salary OF The
keeper OF the Poor and WorkhouIe sonsurTeA In.
The Board then Adjour- cd.
COMMON CoUHCIL.-Chas. h. English, Eaq.,
President pro tenn, In the chair.
The following business was transacted:
"A communication was rec, lived from the Street
Commissioner calling AtteAtion to the coalition Of
y portion OF High street, and stating that $1,000
will be required to repair 1t. This nehsABs was
Or G agin presented the bill OF Sergeant Jshn T.
Esse1 for wnitswSI :. S the police station
The report of the Water Registrars WLIhinI-
ton city was presented to the Board.
The Committee of Ways and MeGHG vas dis
charged nom the consideration OF . Aea-
sage from the Mayor, relative 10 tie title Of ne
town to contain property, and the matter WAS re-
ferred to the Recorder to examine AAd report upon
The Committee Of Ways A.d Means was dis.
charged from the confederation Of Petltisa frsm
r. NJ Linthisum, asking t. be paid interest -
money paid for property from the time Of Its pur'
chase sn,il the date when he got possession.
asking the remission OF 1nei which was referred
to the Committee on Grievances.
A resolution was received from the Board 81 Al
dsrmen to construct pump on Valley street., 10 b
paid out OF the money GU'rded for the opeulAT o.
that street, Adopted.
The resolution 10 lease part Of the bed oil Finn
street to William II, Calhoun was taken up and
adopted.
OF the keeper Of the poor and workhouLe Wal
called up, when 1t was asserted that the keeper
Mr. Stevens, keeps his children and their flnilisi
at the poor-hoube, and II WAS complained 81 a. un
Just. The subject elected good deal Of diIouS
sion, after which II was adopted,
MIR. Collins, Of the COMMITTEES of Was ant
Means, presented report with resolution AP
pointing the Mayor and one member Teach Bear
OF the Iity Council to sonfer with the Comnis
Eioner Of Intern Revenue relative 70 the pay
ment OF the portion Of the tax assessed to George
town. Adopted.
A resolution to purchase one thousand feet o
new hose, at a cost OF one thousand dollArI 70 r.
pair the hose now In use, and to locate the reels
was taken up and amended so as to AppTopTAt
twelve hundred dollars for tho purchase OF neV
hose and the repairing OF those In use, after Uhio
II was adopted.
The resolution to have two windows put In tn
was taken up and adopted.
A resolution was reported by Mr.. Shoemaker
the Committee on Streets, TO establish hle
stand on Bridge street., IN front OF the Union Hote
which was Adoptel
Mr.. Myers presented an Invitation 10 the men
berS to DO present at the May festival Of publ
schools on Tuesday next.
The Board then SdjouIned until Friday next
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FINANCIAL.
LIMITED STATES 1910 BONDS.

Tr... pond, ara i..,sd ,,da, ,ho Att of Con.
=, N.,oh AZ, ,os, ,v,,., D,ou,ao. that all
~. ,..,.s 80, a.. a., su.,I mr. M.
nrrurn n, co,y =, a.. .,...,,.. =, ,ha co,.
-. :, -. a.. H.. 40. ,,or,
A.. -. 49,, 80. 80 ,,.,,, ,hs,, -
d.mD,,o. rIvv nrn CENT ,urrprsT WILL
ms ~ - c.,y ~. =, ~, 80, am hun.
49,, "a ~ -, o,s., uord, ,o,,i.
..m- ,,,. ,....., =. u.,.n,o a. a.. e,,,
- ,.',.i, -
~ =, A., :, ca..
H',o,. 80, ,,,,,,,c,n'I on STATE
-,I,r,or
$500, g., 49,. a. ,L..o ma,
-, - 1917. a. Dr. -. =, A,
:, a.. -
a. a., -, - ..,, ,S.u
~ ,,oxr o,~,,, ,urxorsr
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u 'a'''' .nN ~'s VI eHNH' 'on''"''"''
W. -,- -, :. P.N'
,, ,....,,
'uu- " nv
"ou, VI " So ''' 'O',1'
" - -
'"osh .onpAie' OF 'ep.iA'o oOnu'un'''e, ony
Pi0.teu io' pA'men'' "n'ie ioi 'ne u'O'' VI .no
oh"su sA''' 'he "hole properly Vi 'ne 0o"n",
hoiu'h 70 se'u's "no pAynen' o' '0'A P'i"''p'i
SUI iN''" IN WIN
iA''o oona' "s' W s"o'''io'" 'o' IN s""i' nus,
up 70 any nAtni'ua'' On "o same 'Oim'' ano
' mus n.s' .1u"", A'An"Uie " u'o s'n"'' -
A.,
''h's'oa in'' noh' any no"'"'' Mn" '''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

CANTERBURY Music HALL.-still in the full
tide Of SueceSs-houses filled tV OVERLOOKING. MILE
Marietta KAYel aud Mons, BAptlItin, appear to-
night Ia 3 new ballet. Boa Santiago Glb6OH nOiss
il engaged for another week. The great spectral
drama Of "CudJos CAVen conSludeG The entertain
meat,
MISUNDERSTANDING night at this great re-
HSrt IL always an animated Geene OF life and pleas
uTe and in d der TO give 1t increased Esst II eve.
ming Mr. Henry Nash, Of the Washington Gym
naIium for the entertainment Of his friends, will
put on the gloves in a friendly settle with Bob
WOrdwell, All who have not seen "T0m and
Jerry should be present this evening. NsdneI.
day afternoon, ladies' and clerks leVSe,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21
OFFICE DEPOT COMMIssARY OF
SUBSISTENCE,
WARRINGTON, D. C., May 10, 1851.
ppnpnaAIs EOa EIOIIR

wLIHNoPoN D. C.. May 10, 1885,
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
Sealed proposals are invited until the s0th OF
May, at IL o'clock m, for furnishing tho subsist-
enee Department with
EIGHT THOUSAND (s, oOo) BARkELs OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what 10 known at this
Depot az Nos. H. and ., and bits will be enter
tanned fer any quantity less than the whole.
bids must be Ia duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets Of paper.
The Flour to be fresh ground Aad delivered In
new sIk barrels, head lined
The delivery Of the Flour TO commences within
nTs days from the opening Of the bids, and 10 such
quantities, dAily,I6 the Government may directi
delivered At the Government warehouse In George
town, At the whArTeS, or railroad depot In WA'h-
lie delivery OF all Tlour awarded TO he com.
Plsied within twenty days from the openiAs OF the
Hd.
Payment will be nAde In sertinoAieI Of indebted
ness, or Gueh other funds ~ the Government may
have fer disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be m AIDE
last bafoFe the Flour Is received, and none will be
accepted which IL not fresh ground
An cath Of allegiance must accompany the bid
Of each bidder who hes not the oath on hle In this
once, and no bid will be entertained from parties
Whs have Previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed to the uHdor'
signed, At No. 72l G street, endorsed "ProPosAlI
fer rlOur.n y. q. GREENE,
ny fo-lOt Captain and G, g.. "
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TToRsEs HoRsEsl HORSES |
Wan DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU
OFPIel OF CHIET QUARTERhAsTER, 7
w NAV 1914 \

WAH DEPARTMENT, CANALhr BUREAU
OFPIel OF CHIkT QUARTERhAsTER,
WARRINGTON, May 10, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
H issi f.r Two Tho s.Snd o COO CAVALRY HORSES,
10 be delivered at the Government Stables In CHI
cage, Illinois, aud two thousand oool at Govern,
ns.i stables Ia Davenport, Iowa, within sixty 1907
iIid Horses to be sound la all particulars, We Il
broken null In hesh, from afteen uol to siIteen 90
hAAds high, from ave ~ 70 nine ls) years old, In
COED sondition, and well adapted In every way 10
These spec ,noGtisHs will be strictly adhered to
AAd TiEIdly enforced In every particular.
No Sid will be entertained unless accompanied
By GUARANTEE for its faithful performance.
the prspoIAl Of ! bidder who should prove TO he
IrripsnIibls his name will be reported TO tn" Sec
Rotary Of War. with recommendation that such
sa1oer be dis missed the service.
Iu bidIuI and ouarsniors will BE- ASLd 10 The Eirict
seesuni. blV and every failure 10 somIIy With ierms
esnirsei sr 70 s.aks re eOTiraa Shsn G%ardsd, Eh
Fern OF bid and guaranty can be had on ApplicA-
ton 10 ihis once, or to tho United StAteG Quarter
haste at Chicago and Davenport.
susseIGful bidders will be prepared 10 enter Into
written contracts, with good and Eufioeht seeuri'
", inn edi Ately en- the acceptance OF their bids
The cath OF allegiance must accompany each bid.
The aadei signed reserves the right TO reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
BIDS for ons hundred (lOs) hSrIcs and upwards
Bid. for as sTiirS nuaSsr Of Horses required are
invited.
Payment Will 30 promptly maze o. eonPleuoh
Of contract.
Ne ndra uSih b received
Proposals. must beendorIed "PropoIals for Cav
airy Horses" and addressed to Lieut.. Col James
A. fkis, Chief QuArtermSSter, Cavalry Bureau
WAshinItOn, d. c.
Any other Information will be promptly given
On application, personally sr BY letter. 70
Lsu,oAaAt Colonel and Chief Quartermsster,
Cavalry Bureau.
~ Purchase in the open market WIN be cOA
uIued at Chicago and Davenport until the con
tract 10 awarded. Payment male In Certificates o.
IndebtedReSs Tor eight (s horses or more. myl7-lO
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-21

ROVER'S THEATRE.
" IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. Grover tAkea great pleasure In announcing
Vii he has arranged for the
recently Very successful here, and more recently
from the most brilliantly successful seasons In
Philadelphia and Boston ever known In those
Ia addition to the originally strong company
Mr. Grover is PleaIed to announce that he haS en-
THE GREAT BAsso PRoFUNDo;.
81 HERMANNSl HERMhNNs!
TiOm the ROY al italian Opera, London, and lately
the great sensation OF The opCrAtio Circles OF New
York
the Academy OF Music, New York, wAs the chiei
cause OF the recent unparalleled season there, and
that his ithdrawAl from that Company was the
occasion Of the sudden and unexpected tetminA-
ENGAGED At GREAT EXPENSE,
and the Choru. and Orchestra have been materisl'
NEW AND SUPERB COSTUMES AND PROPER
have been added in order that
ALL THE GRAND OPERAS
Entire AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL
The Company Itill embraces the established IA
MAD BERTHA JoHANNsEN, Prlna Doans.
MILE MARIE FREDERICK, Prima Donna,
NILE PXuLISI cANIssA, Prlm. sOubrettc,
from Paris.
HLRR FRANZ HINMER, Tenor REQUISITE, from
HERR THEODORE HADELMANN, Tenor DlA-
ErESis, from BTunSwiek.
HERR LIESHEIM, seeondo Tenor.
HEIR HENRY SfEINECKE, limo Baritone,
HERR KRONFIELD, Seeoudo Baritone.
HERR HERMANNS, BAIsO Proiundo, from the
Royal ItEliAn Opera, London.
HERR ANTON GRAEF, BLsso Profundo.
CARL lehman, BAHIO DutfO,
Besides = POWERFUL CHORUS and GRAND OR
CHESrRA under tho direction OF CARL AN
Schultz. "
OF ,kis great Company are included the popular
OpsrII Of "MARTHA,n "DON JUAN" "FAUST,'
"DON GIOVANNI "DER FREISCHUTZ,''
"TANEHAUSER," ola DAME BLANCHE,'
LA BARplERE DE SEVILLE "EIDELlo,"
LA,n aud several others never witnessed In WArh'
inEton. ,
VERY BRIEF,
s5d The perform ssS sTnnsed e1SqsiveIy TO tRe
TORE.
The season will commence on
MONDAY EVENING, May "a,
with Fio,ows'hArni1E ope.sof
OR, THE FAIR AT RICHMOND.
SEASON TICKETS for six alternate nights
with seats reserved may be procured at MstEerottI
music store on and Aher
THURSDAY, NAY 10th,
al the folio wing priest
Orchestra CLAirs. .''''SlO "
Dress Circle SeAh.... '''' u
SINGLE ADMISSIONS.
Orchestra ChAits. o
Dress Circle and PArquot ...........;......... !
Family cent
nyl7-n
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CALEOF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,

CALEOF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
y CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT
CUTTINGS, 40.
CHIET QVLRTERHAgTER's OFTICh,
DEPOT or WAsHISOTOS, J
wAsHINoToN, d. C., May ", 1861.
viii be sOld at public suction, st Government
Warehouse No. &, SeVenteenth street. between
and streets, Washington CITY, D. G, Al ~ O'Clock
m, THURSDAY, Nay %, 1884, under the super
vision OF Capt n. {. Thomas NJ j. y, 5. Al
large lot OF stores condemned as unit for public
Infantry and CAT,lry Coats, and Trowsers,
shirts Drawers, Stockings, Felt Hats, Cops, Irun-
pets, BuEles, Flags Drums, Tents, Tent roies,
IAekr HayersAcks, bed Sacks &c 10, 80.
Also. about nXty (oO) tOua OF Tent Cuttings.
TsTRa cash, ia Government funds,
sncccssiul bidders will be required to remove the
,tSTss wIthin lTs 10y days from date OF sale.
''0''' D. H. FUCKER,
Rr,AdIer General and Chief QuArteFmAAter,
myl2-lN DepOt OF WAAhlhBVoh' " u
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ATAIoR's OFFICE, NAY 1s, 1864

Proposals will Be received at the Mayors sfnss
Until MONDAY, the asd instant, fer grading n
street north and Boundary street, between sixth
and Eighth streets west, bsIinninE ~ poiAt A. 81
street 70 its intersection with boundary street,
thsnse on Boundary TO Eighth street east
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading,
No pan OF the appropriation will be paid until
the work 10 completed, which must be 70 the entire
sAtiIfas elton Of the CommislioheT ana both the A.
IiItAAt Commissioners.
WIN. DOUGLAS,
Connissioner OF the Fourth Ward
SAMUEL A. PEUGH,
L. NJ. GALLAUDBT,
nJ9I-td AlliatAut Gem nilsionsTa.
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ny9l-ia

DIME ARTS.---WR WOULD ADVISE
II oar numerous readers that the largest sale OF
OIL PAINTINGS which has ever been held In the
United states, will take place Al Messrn. SCOTT
SERVANTS Gallery, No. s2l Chestnut street,
PhilAdelphia, commencing on TUESDAY EVEN
lag during the week and uAtll all are disposed Of
This sAls comprises over 800 pictures fron ths
nAny sfths shoiOsIt works that have ever bsen
offered At public sale.
These who desire 10 AdsTA their walls, with
works Of real artistic merit, will nnd this 81 op
portunity that nay never again occur.
The pIlAtngG will be sold with the fra nss which
are OF the lAteSt styles AAd are warranted pure
gold leaf
Paintings will he sPen fer examination with dee
sripuVs catalogues, on Saturday, 1iSt inst.
SCOTT STEWART, Auetioneors,
nJI7-lH g7f Chestnut street, PhilAdslp hiA.
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.OPPER SEA L Z .


NAVY DEPARTMENTAL
WAIHIEOToE, May Z, 1854.
nare will bs offered for sale at public auction
on THURSDAY, June ?, at IL O'Clock M AZ the
United states Navy Yard, Washington, about
seYenty-hSs thousand pounds of Copper Scale.
1t can be examined at any time previous 70 the
day OF sale Npon application to the ConlhAhun1ns
scale have ahoWu 81 per cent. Of metallic copper.
Twenty per seat. Of the purchase money must
be denoalted at the time OF the sale, anu we've
dnyG will 10 allowed to remove It IRON the ard
and il not so removed the deposit will be forfeited
Al nsSmsnt1 To he mAds In Government funds,
and beloSS the scale is removed from the Navy
Yard. my@eO4W
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THE FOUNDRY NJ. Z. CnURcu FLn.-Thls 10
the last day of the Ladies' FAir and Festival Of the
Foundry NJ. y Church, and we advise all who
wish to assist In the oOmmendAbs object OF crest
ing church to visit the fair to-day or this even
ing, and contribute Of their means, II they have
not already done II. The contractors for the new
ediheo have commenced prslim mary operation BY
the removal Of fences, trees, &C, and on Monday
the old church building will be demolished.