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NAVY RRPAAIhHHP.
Bufe0N az PYocistoas on6 f10fAiss,

BsSsas " Procist0as cad tlofhi.s,,
EyrAlA1E PROPOSALS sealed ana ndo sed "Pfo-
ikis efiee until Il o'sioc1 nn. On TIE :Gta DAY Of
April next. for furDishilg and dsii.ssios ton re-
yarde at Oh aries 'owu, HasseAuaette ana Brook.
Typ, New ork IN such nu mbers and guam stise and
81 such tin es as may be specified BY the c Chs OF
this tursAu or b. tse comm aadAnss IT the 'aid
navy yards, IeEnsetvely, du,i.s ih' rsmaiedsr II
tie EUR 6srr and quantities cf ths derent artl-
cles ard at the Ils .es specified in III, follow M
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GREAT METROPOLITAN HALL,
GREAT ME- TROPOLITAN HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AvKkuR AND ELayKNrH srRssT.
GARDINER & CO.--......--.Pro P ropriet ors.
The Most Elegant and
LARo EST MTsIC HALL
IAPGRQT NIICT0 uAII

GARDINER & C0.--.........-..-.Pro Proprietors.
The Most Elegant and
EzEsHsf EzEsEsF SSsIs SEsIS HiEE $iEE
IN WASHING TOM.
TThhs The FOLEY e wing ur rapDroaessa,slIs company:
s:sEsShSsE& s:sEaS1 SsE& s#Ettss s#Ets
the unrivsled comedians,
a:sk a:sk a:sk Sss$s; sss$; sssss$$s;;
Cfsmr,on Jig pancer Of 'hs World, and boldly
pete with him In straight jig. a
/. O. BRIMMEa, s
.ze {. T. Ss.sBRIaaER 3. sRI ass
Leading Banjo soloist of the profession,
.-. SIG G. OONsrANTIN,
Sic. 6. ooNsrANrfN,
The Great Ballet-MasteS and Dancer
WV. wv. sGoTT, sGCoTTT,
WI: sooooFFr. a
The Famous Tenor and Balladist.
GEORGE MILEs,
hD "oGno' Gho. 'MraRAv.
es0: r p sAnER2Sdi /! EE4adrRA1D.
sEEH s;EEH s#EH EfE:E; sfE:s;; sIE:E;
Premiere Danseuss Of the West.
ANNA RUSH.
ANNA IRISH,
ANNA RUSH,
The Besutifll Csntstrce.
s MARY WALTON,
MARY WALTON,
MARY WALTON,
.. The Washington Favor'te
G0IL1E LANE. MOLLIB LANE,
MOLLIH LANE,
in her Z @ Jig.
NEW STARS BVERY WEEK
NEW STARS EVERY WEEK.
NEW STARS EVERY WEEK.
LADIES, DON'T FORGET
LADIES, DON'T FORGET
LADIES, DON'T FORGET
FIRST METROPOLITAN MATINEE
k1RST HETR0POLITAN MATINEE,
ON sATl RDAY
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
ORCH ESTRA CHAIRS, so CENTS.
PRIVATE BOXES s. AND S. EACH.
NH 24tf
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.ofers may he rade for one or mora artie'es, 6
one AZ ice is O. attained In ths y1ar the Chief g
tie Burssu vii, have q . right 70 aessps oss oe
r. jeet Ire r sin0er. n. PRIZES mast be ussfavn.
ard efs,s risst tmbsaee eu of sst sss ~ ssers -
i.r ihs eesestpiis of tieIss il she slows li.s
s snd Ia ~ .e ss1 81 - a tsfs
Esrssn lated Aakutt HfA. Ft3. and iOr isA0- ns..
tioD g to tes hvs ana rssaissia34; q s sss nDess
srsi seE eEmssdAnts 81 favy Ysfss 80 Hsvv
BiorI kcyrs n - ,csals may q os1eis41 q -.
Tsierrfcm 70, tie Aatt ofes n ~. Por snetfA Nees
HaNpskirs; Besfen, EtS York. PhttEdfy4sas OeIts-
- - - tN s-.L s.S
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
FRONTING PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE NINTH STREET
FIrz SIMMONS - stage Mans ger and Advertiser s
THE LOCK OF HAIR,
sad memento of the departed child Of a criminal
wOman-a sOrrowful remembrance-the tress of
hair taken from the head of the child before, it's
takor for interment
~ See Fitz simmonss Female Pickpocket to-
THE MEDALLION LIKENESS.
This medallion contains the likeness of my hus
lad ard eyer wear it next my heart as the re-
~ See high and low life in the Capital.
mr. 1h9 C.nSreSSnnan ant the O5ies-SesIer
in this city, brass is the mediuni-brass in mans
face, and sweetness on his tongue-that takes a
man through hi gh and low life in the Capital: Now
Till procure . fat office, with the pickings
Sign.
Congressman-A All, we Congressman are often
bored thus; but you helped to put me in, and this
signature will procure you clerksh of g 900 per
SEE SEE FiTz SIMMONS, FEMALE PICKpoCKET
JOSH AIIHEARr' TSh HhS' hhSAsHlsaros FIRE
II =; m an honest, hardworking mango in for the
Union: You can't buy my vote: know who gets
Ff1S &c sifhl
Say, pal. Fitz has got me in his play. I picked
Chance get I'm going to send the century h back
WGreat Pictorial Life ofthe City: " a
Al Classes all Trades, all People.
lTGRhs o R1SA 1%SAsHNeroN
s' HIGH ASpIoy Life F. IN THE CAPITAL.
SIGNOR CONSTANTINE, the Famous Ballet
- Master, and his Ela CANT Troupe, appear to-
n tat the Great Mstr Haf1 NH Ill
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ByJ. @. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctione.rs.
NHANneRY sAIMna VAI.u RIn pRds sprY

CBANoEKY sALEos vALU ABLs PROP .RrY
~ AT IEA COMES OF SIGafErsfH ANG srRRRr5.
bby virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. passed in cause herein
Eehara Lay, 81 ecu tor Of Tho mas Garbery is som.
and Cora n his, wife are defs nda1ts. the SUB.
s:E1ber a4Trustse TO sale to the highest
bid Ief az aucl ioD ,on the pI emisses UkSDAY,
ths 2eth day OF March ct 5oeloek 10 the 81 1n
The following very valuable DWELLING house and
sots in the city OF WASHING gton, Wis That paresi
Of srt und in Square No. H6, being the southeast
eorIsr Of said square. frontsns 3 feet on street
ises deep. fronting 18th stsset vest And .oet.n
cysllins- house and othe, buildings thereon.
1 oi .a.s ae a ss casni tns in.n. rasaus as
Tie deferred pap ments fcom the day Of sale, for
which the purchasers bonds, With surety. viii be
tshen and lien reserved OF ihs properly Therefor.
II the terms are not complied with within avs
asgs from the aay Of ..e the pro ssrty yin b sold
% the purchasers expense, on one weeks notice
tnsert. q In the National Intelisenoer,
Deeds and revenue stampe n the purchasers
est. WRnDIN, trustee
mhSStAv 10. Mc6UIRl 90, Auets.
~ rhe above property 10 very desirable from its
l1e1imity % the RIesident's House and pablo
rssps and ? ,ssssicgs salt-and the sIsslieat
psfhsp0 the best In the city WR
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By 6kx1N & WlLLIk4S, AuotiOneerr,
II VALUABLl Bu1LDIN0 LOTS I1ON TINa
OF AID Anp jSrH sfs. 1oRfH, At AGO
SIol- On TUESDAY, the 6th Of Aprl next 9e
a all sell in front Of TIE premises 6 O'Clock p
n the follovir 9 handsome Building Los, Wis: !:
Iote No. 4 4, 2, o, Is, IA. i6. 10, ", d and IT, In
s.bAi vision Of square No. sS these lots have fronts
Of . feet each running back IS fees to allsYs. ana
Terms: Ons-third cash. balance Ia six and
twelve months for moi tss bsaxin0 ints1sst; deed
nv en- and deed Of trust taken. :
chaser
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A UOTION SALE OF CONDIMNID STOCK.
wAAD.PA,,xlH,, 1Av4LlI Bua1Au. }

Waskisssos, %. O.. March 5. I064y
WIN be Bold as public auction 70 The hishsss bid.
seI. q the Depof Of tie gavelry gursan, ~ 0ies.
md on thu RSD AZ, the 3I.t day Of March, 1854,
Hom hfty lEl to ono hnndfsd lioo, condemned
Aise Of xastsrn Branch Corral. d. O., on
rHnbsPAY, the iota day sf March, and on
y tS) to one hundred noo) oondsn nsd Horses each
These Horses have been condemned ss uuat for
TIE cavalry service Of the United States army
Hof road and farm purposes many eood bsrSAtus
may be had :
Herses will, be sold singiy.
Terms cash in Unit Ststes rrsasury not>s.
sales 30 oonmsnoe at 10 o'clock . M s
F. n JAM16 4 HKIN
Lieut. Col and thief Quartsrmaste.,
mhS 80 Cavalry BuYaen
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w Ill B1 SOLD AT AuOfI0N 1vDRY WED
EEeDAY s.d SATURDAY, st II o'elesk Q. 20. ;. at
the WBAkH foot OF Sixth street. al tae HIDES.
fALl0W, 10. that may bs on hand, Of Cattle
slapehtereA outaide the limits Of the District Of
CoMDhia, and shipped to this point for guoh dfsp0
atton.' Terms cash In Government fu.dA to be
uhs I'm Lisut Ool and " q,
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A UoTIoE sALs OF ooHplMsID Hossns,

GNde az fhisf Qra,ts,mast.,, I
kashinxioa, .. O.. Reb 10, 1854
VIII be soid 81 pm he auction, 70 ths hfs at bid
A. Mifhin, Penpa., 80 Horses Friday, 9Th March
AtMiihamsport, renna. 80 Horses. Tuesday
otk March 80
AT Altoona. Penna 80 Horses, Friday. nth
March. l.--.-
AT New Brunswick. O. j., so Horses. Tuesday
Al lsston. Penns., so Horsss, Friday, 18th
Al Newark. N. j.. sO Horses. Tuesday l2,d
AZ Lebanon, Psnna., so Horses. Friday. 18th
March.
fhsss Horsss favs been ecndsmusd q unat for
tie Cavalry service OF the United States Army. =
20, rosd and farm purposes many aood barssins
Hos - viii be sold .fnxly .EtEFJ -
s.lss e sssis as 10 .. m, aad continue daily til
Terms essh. In UnitsA States frsssury Nssss
coly. JAMES A. DKrN,
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GROWERS THEATER.
PEESsYLyANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL.
OP ERA ASONl
Commencing
EASTER MONDAY, March %,
With Gounod g Grand Opera, in Eve acts, Of
FAUST,
With cast Of unparalleled strength
On TUESDAY, March %,
MARTHA
WEDNESDAY, March 30,
sTRADELLA.
Each opera will be given full and connie with
cast in unparalleled strength.
LARGEsT IN AMERICA.
The Chorus embraces thirty Of the leading mem
'ei' " '''s ARioN SOCIETY.
The entire Grand Orchestra of New York Acade-
my Of Music accompanies the Troupe.
Seats for the three operas are now on sale At
Metzerott's Music Store and the Box Office Of the
Theater At the following
SCALE OF PRICES.
seats in Dress Circle tReserved) 30
Single Admission seats to Dress Circle and
SEE THE SUNDAY CHRONICLE AID TINES
For Full List of the Celebrated Artists, which
show an array OF talent hitherto unequalled in
organization mh 26-lt
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CANTERBURY HALL. n,
LOUISIANA AyesuE.n -
Rear of National, and Metropolitan Hotels,
VRoRGk LEA A...-.......... b ...... Proprietor
The 8reat standard variety Theater of Washing
ton Keeps on the even tenor of our way, which
consists In turning hundre away nightly =
The mana cement stand on their own reg ponsifil-
ity ana engage the best pes formers in the profes.
succe ssion of managerial triumphs leavine far in
the distance all other places Of amusement and
standing SO far atoTc al powers of Competitor that
90 effort OF managers car ever convey to the M s.
c th idea Of col. psgison. In our selections our
only euid q is tho pubic taste
ORIGINALITY, VERSATILITY, MERIT.
TONIGHT EvElsYTHIsa NEW.
DELEHANTZ AND WARD,
the champion Clog Dancers.
i"'' "ppe J. j. iDouGHBRrY,
Comedian and Burlesqne Actor ws2 -
new Pantomime entitled
E!suh EB!suhaHe11kkREz9R He1kkRREEz9RR rHRnsAF R1IE4 Rssqt sMs2qtr.
nfR bsoENHNELLY,r b hfrTTiES y ESNhiEab5AMs' NEbA
The renowned Ethiopisn oomedisns, in their Edif.
s5 srfaHif afss As:f sissfs ssSssks ihs Eadsa dRsHss'
the aecomplished Vocalist * - -
mpsy 6nishsd dancers, with other proninent par
foSn6ers an In 8 novsl varied programmer e
d lNoflcss-0rsnd Ysmily Matinee on Saturday af.
lternson Aezs, at 2o'eieel. 7s4g sslt nh Il-6t
= 1nfHoIoMnw xNpByrIlR, the worla-re-
- noHRpa Oonedieng md imists. appear
a. IS1f4St ~ 61Vkt IISfxoDe1ftA Han IN IN
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Epl sAIB--1Sy~O extra ehoes hardy Ever
Eis'srias, .CseatEs. Qrsass sna Lemon frSss.
SssSs fAats, As SSssmsnS. a. Tee, ehrfSs,
he ssiissttcn ecmpftsss ~ noss esleesased kinds
aasss n sazsps sef Ans'ic Aaprn. Isr.s.. E
n1N lms = - zss mn sb., esS, sS j.
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DENTISTRY.

Nj TEETH.
y1 LOOMS, nj. D., tie Inventor snd Patentse
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, st A2@
tends personally at his- ON ces in this AsK
sity. Many persons can wear thesst{ IYTTF
teeth who cannot wear others and no
pe son wear others who cannot wear these.
Eerrons calling at tny cn can be aocorlraod ated
With any tyle and price of Teeth they may desire
rrt TO those who particular and wish the p1resi
:eAneat strongest, and r,ost perfect is1turs that
srt can produce, the MIEHRAJ PLATE viii be
more IA tiy warranted
Rooms In this city-No. 33s penneyIvsnia avenue
betHeen 9Th aud 10th streets. Also, 207 Arch st ,
ps'iadslpeta rsr4ls
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oyJ.C MCGUIRE Il CO. Auct,ousers.

GyJ. Q, MCGUIRE CO. Auctiouesrs.
I ARSE AND ATT RACrlE y SALE OF IRALIiN
ILNhRBLE AND ALABASTER sTATUARy AND W9bKS
OF kRr On UEeDAi snd WkDr E5DAY, NJ arch
ssth and sim, Com nencng at 10 O'CLOCK a. each
day. sno In the evsnip< st IA O'clock will ssI
81 rub ic auc!ior on the brhL floor of the Auctiog
Boo ms large and .Steu.iye a.sortur ent oil Mar ole
snd Ala.sttt tr s'atn ary, &c com prisinS-
Rth ~ eiabnratsly carved klSbaatsr Groups and
Figures. viz The = ases"snd" rhe Writer"
Fishsrms OF Prada" - D ana and Enii.
nione.n 'tir of Venus" Flora. - sii
y,''"hsssepgsr Of Love ""Dsn-s of Canovs."
"DsDcs of Vaipsts d" and mse other gro ips too
EGUerOus to mention.
Also, Carved Marble AID Als5sster Vases co sled
from spec mens of ths.old masters. embracing
1uufean. Fiorensine, Hebs, Ro nan, Esy psian.
oths sfy les.
Also, lsrse Gard Receivers and Tazzss Groups Of
Aain ais aad Other and beautiful ornanas uts
Tor Parlors, Libraries Halls. DO.
There socos are OF fhs recent IL psrtstlou of
fispors Giovapnoni 81 d Zsnnoni Of Floreac In
this col sction viii be found Works o. Art lar
Ind more elat orataiy carved and finished than
ever ffsI e5 fer pm blie sale in this city.
CstsIesuss IF III whole VIII bs prepared and the
FOODS ready for 81 Janination on Monday, March
2th
JeIns sssh. -
NH sd 10. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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FUTURE DAYS,
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auetionsers.
VALUABLE THREE STORY BRTOK HOUSE


eSp AND THIRD s1RkE1s, AT AUcTIoz..By antaor.
its Of the owner, We will sell on TUESDAY, the
3esh day OF hsroh. on the promises, At O'Clock
P,. y lat at abe property on 4 strsst @ between
tDn. beinR "A feet frort BY 1S5 feet inche deep.
The i'm pi ovemenfs consist Of handsome ana
yen built II rec story brick dsellios. with two
room and water closet in the b, use with hot and
cold water There is hot 8, cold water in the pan.
Try ard &c snbers; also srole basins and closets
There l. an eseeis ut Ianse in the Kitchen and La
trobe ,toys in the psrlor, By yhi,h the uppsr
rooms heats1; also. Grsts in the dining room.,
There brick stable on the eses OF the lot with
fourteen roous The chandeliers and gas fixtures
win aIso &c old with the house.
To ANY one wishing . convenient and pleasant
venis Mt 10 msrsst, cs arches. and business
Terms are: One half cab; the residue ia SIX and
fse,ve m cntbs with IL est from day OF sale A
deed given and deed OF trust taken. All costs Of
sonseysncing at the cost OF purchaser, including
For title which is perfect, apply by letter to
fHoaAs w. BERRY. 80 W. fayette street, Balsi
rSrd eREzN& WILLIAMS. Aucts.
ByJ.o. INQUIRE L co.. Auc.ionssrs.
GREAT SAL e BY YcATkLOGUEOF FsEgENTY.
20 TIE DAVIDSON EsTArE,'IOn TUESDAY
AFTERNOON. Apsil sth, at o'ciosk, at tbs Aus.
tion rooms corr er of Tenth aud strssts We shall
79 FIRST CLAss BUILDING LOTs.
belor fip to the = Davidson Gstats,n coz 9risfpg
Of the most eis ible building Iots TO ae found
In the city, situated inoips IL he high grounds
norIh Of Pennsvivsnia avenue, between Ninth aud
fIftssbt streets west In the best imprey sd and
most desirable part of the city for private resi-
T9, descriptive cstslosussv with terms of sale 90.
nh ie,d G MCGUIRE S CO. Aucta
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Byy Q. Me4UlRE 4 CO., Auctionaa,s.

hksikA Bile REStDESCE SOU FdEASf COR
~ MIR CT TWELFTH STREET EST AED q STR Set
20, st ur O'CLOCK On the p.emisss. shall sell
parts OF Lots AID in tqusrs No. 40, froDtip Is
fyet tn Il street north. 1t the corner Of Twelfth
street vert, aud running back IS feet II inches
Iwelti strset in prov. ty haodso nns three tory
arc bas' Tent Brick Duellns House three DIi 9
deep, c ntsiniIs saloon par.or niue ch lm bsrs,
seIlsIs tchaD, servants rooms. hath n ! su D.
piisd with OF md cold water gas throus houf ani
briet stable the of fhe lBt, the VII hole en-
ell ssd v t. q tubs. .anti.l btick wall The house il
supplied with fne elosets and psot-ias hout
AT he ebtire pf nice, 6rsiast tarC ugh large
sever erossiI g under the rear oftas lot.
Terms at sale.
Conveyances at eoet Of the purchaser.
mb22 J q McGDiRk d co. Aucts
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GEORGE MURRAY, Ethiopan Comedian. ap.
- pears tonight at the Great Metropolitan
Hall NH 2I-tf
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SIGNOR CONSTANTINE, the Famous Ballet
~ Master, and his Ela CANT Troupe, appear to-
night at the Great Metropolitan Hall. NH 2l-tf
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DATE. NAME. RKsIDRKCB. RRMARKe.

This act shall take effect timmediately.
Section ed repeais all acts or paris OF acts
IN cor sistent wi h this act.
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EASTER MONDAY EVENING, March 9,
FIFTH APPEARANCE OF
NJ * :. W Fol EST
Who Will sustain his great character Of
RICHARD, DUKE OF GLOSTER,
in Shakspeare's sublime tragedy of
sRICHARD III.
Supported by Mr. John McCullOu gh, Mrs J. H.
alien Mis- Alice Gray, and the entire company
T!ISDAY, first night of a NEW AMERICAN
PLAY, entitled
SENIOR VALIENTE,
10y G H. Miles, Esq. authOr of the Great Prize Play
MOHAMMED.
which received the award of $500 offered by
EDWIN FORREST
The New Play abounds in Incidents of American
Character, and will be produced with powerful
cast.
EDWIN FORREST 8 NIGHTS, MONDAY, TUES
DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra Chairs Is cents
piry I,lsls. y cents
Reserved seats Mr. Forests ghts Is cts extra
=, y. COLoRED GALLERY.
Centre Balcony Chairs. irs................. 80 cents
Box Sheet open from Q ~ lii m 20 cents
seats secured three days in advance.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATER,
PESyA. AVENUE. NEAR WILLARDs' HorRL
LEONARD GRoy yER. ......-.~. :. Director

GROWERS THEATER,
PESsA, AVENUE. NEAR WILLARDs' HorEL.
AsRAND Z ALA NIGHT - -
paton at seaqc pees EN-
gasement for one might only of the
Mn M,ME /: chARtSrTE II fSTES vaRrAS, HAZE
Inc 'm,nsfi fhk6PehG fs5Po nGnh hsBPEpaAsS, ssGBPEEfp1afA
Primo Tenor of the Anschn'z Opera Company aud
p,ne'D' hursfsan SIC. eRRHd Safsr bfa,is PATr1. ~
tn yonns and ghy ;sIs.te5 viqinifs brother
n.1.a, ana - Mr. fs.s s stsf1ffisi sfMkESs, sao
Musical Director and Condu uctor, who will give
'S'' rnas rnq srs'1Si dRxSP SiS : sssSSlSScEnrs.
In addition w &c I5a last
time the beautif full dances bslIets drills
TIE & 81 sESRS s1sTEEss of
whs ct the 2ss and
any manager of amusement in America. :,
-, The Concert will consist of the following beau
PROGRAMME;
PART
T. Violin 'i2F;5is G21fft'' G1Ef5 PATTI Bsiio'
D. s'ns-1hf fnEsboFE EEebafsfF HAsELnASN:, Fssca
souvenir aT fsf"ss6 G6rTscALn i!stjfP aotseh"lk
5. Poiacca-Fr0m III Lomhardi. Verdi
MILE CHARLOTTE VARIAN
PART II.
6. Violin Solo-6th Air Vair,e .. De Reriot
s1GNOR CARLO PATTI.
7. Song-nrPams of Home. UipnIl;
NILE CHARLOTTE VARiAN.
ia. illusions Pertiues
l. NJ GyTTSCuAEK.
TnES6oRiE" f"fTa ihGEaASN HIEESdASy request A0'
~. Observation-Disclosures Triumphaie., Gottsct,ark
l.. Nj. GOTTSCHALK
incidents of 80
THE SEVEN SISTERS,
BIRTH OF CUPID IN TIE BOYERO FERNS
On Monday, March c3, the Anschutz Grand o pera
troupe. the largest cxer organized, comp Using
three Prima Donne, two Cnntraitos two Trnorcs,
two Barit mes, three Bassos d Grand Chorus OF
thirty, and a Monster Orchestra of thirty two
Will COmmen nce brief season of On .ra at this
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beautiful Harp to be used at this Concert kind
ly loaned by Mr.. John F. Ellis, No 800 Pennsyl-
Tickets One Dollar, to be had at Ellis music
store, city book stores, and at the door on the
night of the Concert. NH Is sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-26

HANK MASON, who has a standing Challenge
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-28
FROM TRANs-MISSISSIPPI.

CLINroS La, May "a, via suMNr, Nay 26.-BAnkS
has escaped f,On Alex lndria by wsy of Simspor A.
j. Smith, corps has gone up Nachtz and Vlcksburg
The balance OF his army in full retreat towards New
Orleans being nov at nofganzl, on tie vest bank Of
the river Major General L. Candy has arrived and as
samed command, Banks having gone to New 0rle4ns.
1t ia reported aud believed 10 be reliable that Lieut.
Gen. Dick Tay'Or is crossing at Atchatalsya river, IL
miles below where Blnks crossed. Bank4' troops are
rerOrscd, on good authority, to BE- very much de-
moralizsd.
Within the last six days the batteries belonging to
SCOTS command have fred into FIVE Yankee Transports
ctpping three seriously, knocking out the steam pe
Of one and driving tf tina guDbOat that to her
relief. The loss of lie ia not known. Three stopped
at Cat Island for repairs. The forces in the distrc are
rapidly incr asing AID Col Scot. ia ready for any ad-
vance the enemy may make.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-28
TAB CITY.


PRIsESTATIOS OF FLAG 10 THE CADErs.-Tbe bat.
tllion of Virginia Cadets, Lieut.. Colonel Scott Ship,
paraded on the Capitol Square last evening" which
occasion they were presented With handsome Virginia
A,g by Governor Smith. 10 presenting the flag, Gov.
Smith was observed TO make remarks, but the ar
rsngemerts were such that oaly General Bragg, who
appeared IN full dress Adjutant General Richardson, Mr.
VIM H Mcfarland, some members of Congress, few
Yong ladies' and perhaps Col Ship and the color guard
could hear what cad. After the presentation, the
battalion reviewed by General Bragg, attended by
Governor Smith, General Smith of the institute Gan.
Richardson aud Mr. Mcfarland
The battalion then wsat through some interesting
eVolutiOns alter which they were drawn in front of
the east face Of the monument, from which they we're
addressed by the Hon. Thomas S BocOck, Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives, in a brief but patriotic
aud stirring speech.
The Armory and Smiths bands were both in attend
anes and alternately, at appropriate intervals eniVened
tho ceremonies win strains OF delightful music.
We must not omit to state that the appearance and
barring Of the battalion elected tie admiration OF the
spectators, among whom were IaAny veterans of the
Army Of NOrthern Virginia.