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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CRURLTr TO CHILD.-Annie Schaub, lit.
tie German girl, about II years Of age, was bound
two years ago to Mr.. Hanna, who has gone to Cali
fornia but whose wife keeps clearinghouse In
this city. Several persons who are boarding In
the house made complaint at the 7lh Preolnt sta
treme cruelty by Mrs. Hanna. Tho policeman
Immediately arrested her, and took her before
JaStlee GIberson, who held her to bail for her ap-
peATAnee al court. The child was ordered out OF
the custody OF Mrs Hanna. Though sufficient
teStimony was adduoed to bhoW that the child was
.oruelly treated, Judge Purcell, OF the Orphans
Court to whom application was made for can
collation. of tho indsntuTes by Judge Geo. L. H.
Day thought that he had not the authority, and
Court.
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PennsyIyanIa,s Quota.

HARRISBURG, March 25.-An investigation
Of official figures discloses the fact that when
credit is given to Pennsylvania for enlIstments
in the regular army, marine service, and navy,
her quota under the call for five hundred thou.
sand men will be nearly If not quite full. The
statement that the deficiency of Pennsylvania
was "a 900 was incorrect, that being the entire
number due from the State under all calls, al
lowing no credit for veteran volunteers and
new recruits since January /.
Gov. Curtin has dispatched his military sec
rotary to Washington, to procure an Official
correction OF the misstatement, which has done
much to discourage the people and retard re-
crultng.
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We notice that some of our contemporaries
are publishing facts respecting the late Florida
expedition which exculpate the Administration
from the false charges made by the Copperhead
press, and which were allowed too much con-
slderatlon by some other papers. These facts
were given to the public in our columns many
days ago, and they have been verified by the
testimony given in to the Committee on the
Conduct of the War.
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Personal.

MAJOR GENERAL SYKES and Major General
French are In the city
Hon, SAMUEL HOOPER has sent TO Hon. Ed
ward Everett donation Of $500 for the relief OF
the East Tennessee UnioniItB.
CHARLES W. BARCLAY, alleged to be a major
in the rebel service, formerly g quArtermaster in
Breokinridge'S command has been arrested In .
Parrot IN baltimore.
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BETRAYED by A MURDEREss.-A Mr.. West
brook Van Sanford, lately appointed a guard
of Sing Sing prison, became familiar with one
of the prisoners, Mrs. Little, who killed her
husband few years since at Rochester. Their
intimacy resulted In appointing last Saturday
night for an interview. He effected ms en-
was admitted by Mrs. Little into her room.
ehe then struck light, when 10 and behold
there sat Inspector Bates and Principal Keeper
Grandy, whom she had informed Of what was
going on. Mr.. Van Sanford was taken before
Justice Smith.
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To the PRESIDENT.
Gen. Sykes Farewell Order TO the Finn
COrpa,

Gen. Sykes Farewell Order TO the Finn
Corps.
On taking leave Of his command Maj. Gen.
Sykes issued the following order:
HEDAouARTERs FISTH Amy CoRPJ,(
March ~, 1864. !
General Orders, No. g.
SOLDIERS OF THE FIFTH CoRPs; By direction
of the War Department / am relieved from
duty with the Army of the Potomac. In obey
ing an order so wholly unexpected, part from
you with the profoundest regret. We have been
associated together since your organization as
a corps; we have shared all the campaigns OF
this glorious army, and for nlno months 1t has
been my pride and distinction TO be your chief.
The history Of your achievements adds lustre
to the history Of your country, and in the great
battle Of the war, on tho I'd Of July, 1868, your
heroism and valor indisputably saved the day.
l part from you, feeling assured that your
manly virtues, courage, and patriotism will
still be conspicuous in campaigns to come, and
that the insignia borne upon your flags and worn
upon your breasts, will, In the shock Of battle,
always be found In the thick Of your CO ountry's
foes. GEORGE 8. SYKES,
Major General Commanding,
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GOLDEN SENTENCES.

"Tm CRISIS WHICH THREATzsnD TO DIVIDE
fm yRrxNDs or TIE UNION Is FAST"
"I snALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FRRE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
al PROCLAIM FuIL PARDON TO ALL WHO
so1HA6NLY SWEAR TO mSoHToRTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEyHsp THE CoNsTI-
TUITION or THE UNITED sTATES~ AND THE UNION
OF THa BTATRs THEnHUNDm-"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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PRoFKssoR HUXLEY, an eminent English
anatomist and Psychologist, who has recently
been lecturlng, among other things, on the
anatomy and structure of the negro, while he
refutes some OF the opinions hitherto enter
tained on that subject. nevertheless says the
idea of miscegenatlon Is proposition 40
hopelessly absurd as to be unworthy of a serl-
ous discussion" He also maintains that inter
marriages between the white and black races
would, on the part of the whites, be culpa-
bic consent to the deterioration Of the species"
NJ Y. EVe. Post.
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REBEL PRrAouERs IN MIssoURI.-The s

REBn Preachers IN MIssoURI.-The St..
Louis Democrat says:
The rebel Methodists have been holding a
protracted meeting of eight days in Newark,
In Knox county. When they had been In ses-
sion five or six days the Unconditional Union
men hoisted the Stars and Stripes over the
house where the traitors had been praying for
JEFF. Davis & Company. In few hours tn the
daQ was found defaced and insulted. The
Unionist met and sent committee with reso-
lutions to the rebels, demanding that the flag
should be re epaired and returned to Its owners,
and that another Federal flag Of respectable d.
mensions should be raised. Neither was done,
but the ministers closed their caucus and scat
tered-some escorted by guard OF ten or twelve
she-traitors. The Union men of Newark and
vicinity have given due notice that these trea-
sonable proceedings will not be overlooked,
and that henceforth there shall be no preaching
there excepted under the Old Flag.
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THE COURTS.


March 25-Letters OF administration were isaued
to Milton Elliot, on the estate OF ReZin D. Elliot
late Of Fairfax county Va; to Mrs. Eleanor Brent
on the estate of Robert G. Brent; to Mary A. Dom
and John T. Dom, on the estate OF Thos. @. Donni
to s. A. Peugh, on the estate of Nathaniel Cook TO
John T. Cochrane and J. Carter Marbury, with
the will annexed, on the estate Of Joseph 1ryAn.
The frat and final account OF Benjamin r. May.
field, executor Of Susanna Mayheld, was approved
and paused.
Register OF Wills.
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REcoSsTRUcrIoN.-Mr.H II. W. Davis, of Bal
timore, made one Of his pyrotechnic displays
OF oratory to-day on reconstruction, but there
was nothing remarkable in what he said, cx-
cept, perhaps, an under current OF hostility to
the Reelection OF Mr.. Lincoln. Such speeches
NAV have been carefully prepared, and SO
studied as to be delivered with theatrical eff
feet, but the fine phrases and artistic poses
avail nothing, when We hear-as we have heard
to-day, that the Presidents system is working
WelI.EWash. Cor. N. Y. Commercial.
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The RICHMOND papers in commenting upon
late ineendlHry hreS in that city, warns the
public there are In their midst "Yankees,
emlSSaries, bold and hazardous, who, under
the inspiration of LinColn's gold, are willing
TO risk their neckS.in efforts to kindle incsn-
diary fires at points where the eonnag garRtion
will be most likely to result in the greatest
mischief"
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by the President, by and
with the Advice and Consent OF the



with the Advice and Consent OF the
Senate.
Brlgadier General David B. Birney, United
States volunteers, to be major general in the
volunteer service, May 90, 1868.
James A. Hardie, assistant adjutant general,
to be inspector general, with the rank Of
colonel, in the army OF the United States, vice
Van Rensselaer,, deceased.
To be Comn,iSSarisS Of Subsistence, Nth The rand
Of Captain.
Nathaniel A. Richardson, of Massachusetts.
Nathan B. Z. Bickford, of New Hampshire,
Lockwood NJ. Todd, OF Illinois.
To be Aides-de- Camp, under he Act dppropeC
July II, 1869.
CAPTAINs.
Second Lieutenant Henry Jane, of the I'LL
Illinois cavalry, for Major General MeCler
nand.
First Lieutenant Henry G. Robinet, Of thu
1st United States infantry, for Major Genera
McClernand.
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and eowth Awerioa.

Monarchioal Governments In Central
and South America.
The following message and accompanying
report were received by the Senate yesterday.
TO De Ssndts Of ne United Statss,
In reply TO the resolution Of the Senate OF
the 18th instant In relation TO the establish
ment Of monarchical governments in Central
and South America, I transmit report from
the Secretary Of State, to whom the subject
was referred. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
wAsHnoroS, March "a, 1884.
Mot .. DEPARTMENT OF srATE,l
..' WAsHiHoToN, March n, 1884
The Secretary Of State, TO whom has been
referred the resolution Of the Senate OF the 18th
instant, requesting the President "to commu-
nicate to the Senate, II not Incompatible with
the public interest, any correspondence or
other information in possession Of the Govern
ment relating to any plan or plans now pro-
jected, or being projected, with view TO the
establishment Of monarchleal governments in
Central and South America, :" has the honor. To
report
The surmlses and jealousles are constantly
arising on the subject 70 which the resolution
refers, which are brought to the notice OF the
Department by our representative abroad
But there Is no correspondence or other form
Of information which furnishes any reliabl,
facts showing the existence of plans for the
accomplishment of the object mentioned. An,
correspondence which might be regarded Al
embraced In the resolution, besides being yer,
vague, Is In Its nature confidential, and III
publication at the present time would be in
compatible with the public interest.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
| To tho ppvsrny~r
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CHANGE OF QUARTERA-The 9th regiment
N. Y. volunteers, heavy artillery under tbs com.
mand OF Colonel Yelling, passed down the avenue
their new, camp on the other side oil the Eastern
Branch. This regiment has been on duty AZ Fort
ManAAeld, in Virginia, for some time past
Tho I'd regiment Psnnsylvauia heavy artillery
also passed through the city to-day, en- route for
Fort Ethan Allen, whore they are TO 90 on duty
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"FAUsT " will be produced on splendid
scale at Growers Theatre on Monday evening,
with a host of talent in the principal parts,
full chorus, grand orchestra from the New
York Academy OF Music, ct cstera. The public
will be in luck next week
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~ 7As railroad Advertisements on or first
poOs ers hpsuted BY authority oftAs railroad com
pdniss ssvSralv NAMED, are ofteisaiv corrected
sahsn ehSn0ss ars made, Asrse can b relied upon
as ooSrecf.
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n Peoples sTelegraph.-NowF First Class
Lnrs, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
Important points. Washington onlees; REPUB-
LICAN BUILDING, SiI Ninth Htreet, (weSt SIDE,
and corner Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel. -. -
CHARLES D. MOVES,
febis-tf Manager Washington District.
as-Ioe Cream and Water Ices, ofthe best
quality delivered TO Families, Hotels, Fairs, Balls,
&C., at the lowest prices, at the Philadelphia Con-
mseoIn,. J. RUSSELL
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The Supreme Court, il accepting the resig
nation OF Hon. Jeremiah s. Black, as reporter
OF that body, ordered AreCord upon their min
utes Of their "kind and respectful feelings
towards him, and Of their best wishes for his
health and happiness" OF which he was noti-
fed, in behalf Of the court, by Mr.. Justice
WAyne,
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Music and the Drama at Growers To-
Night.

A rare entertainment will be given at Gro
ver's Theatre tonight. Gottschalk, the re-
nowned pianistj Habelmann, the great tenor;
Madame Varian, the brilliant songstressj and
Carlo Patti, the prince of vlollnlSts, appear in
a grand concert, conducted by NJ. Behrens
This fine musical banquet will be varied by
the presentation of the principal scenes Of the
"seven Sisters" a scenic extravaganza which
has beOn drawing immense houses for a T."
night. Secretary Seward and far" -Ori
General Grant and son, and otH -ny, Mrs
sonages, are to be pro- .LSr eminent pei
ence will be aase~' Int. A brilliant aud
of the mos -.Dled, and an entertainer
ndspt'- =. pleasing character may be col
q anticipated. .'-
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En- ROUTE FOR THE FRoST.-The 24th regi-
ment Massachusetts volunteers passed through
the city this afternoon en- route for the army Of
where they have been on a furlough. The officers
OF this regiment are Col. F. A. Osborn, Lieut.. Col
r. H. Stevenson, Major Chas. II. Hooper.
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A CALICO TuIEF.-James Riley was arrested
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock by Officer
Brewer, OF the Sixth precinct, upon the charge OF
stealing 81 yards of calico from the store Of May
& Co., on PennbylvAnia avenue. He went to the
Btora and was osught by man named Nofbaok in
the act OF stealing the goods. When he perceived
that the theft was noticed he ran, and upon being
pursued, dropped the goods. He was taken before
Justice Thompson, who committed him to jail for
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Senator Collamsr has introduced bill au-
thorizing contract for carrying the mall by
the overland route, at cost not exceeding
$1,000, 900 per year, the trip to be made In SIX
teen days in summer and twenty In winter
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~ Hseau uS attention Of bai'ins's ptsn to LA'
classification Of oar advertisements. We Sfsnd
10 ks,p abusiasss eye to fii matter fr he osrn+at
Of oar pafrons.
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FREsCHMEN SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL
The following Frenchmen, members Of tho ssth N.
Y. vols, (Garabaldi Guards arrived in this city
under guard from the Army Of the Potomac. They
were committed to the Old CAPITOL by Col. Ingra-
ham, and are to be held subject 10 the order Of the
French Minister. The names OF the parties are
Alex. Bernard alias Philip Jeani Paul Orange alias
August Mary; Angel alias Leopold PickArt, alias
Aeivi; Jean ia ques, and Jean Marie Baubeck. The
Miuister OF France was notified Of their arrival,
and they now await his orders.
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District Supreme Court-Criminal Term.
JUDGE FISHER.
March 26-The case OF Elizabeth Wright, In
dIcted upon the charge OF keeping bawdy house,
was submitted, and she was sentenced to pay q hne
OF s6e.
Lloyd was convicted Of larceny, and sentenced
to be Imprisoned fer year In the penitentiAry.
The case of L. W. W. Grifiin and W. T. Crifin,
indicted upon the charge Of foroible entry and de-
tainer, resumed, and still occupies the Atten-
tion OF the court
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ELECTED FROM THE CARs.-Samuel Inland,
Henry Young, John Hodge and John Water,
conductor and driver were arrested this morning
by officer J. F. Kelly, and taken before Justice
johnson, who set the case for Tuesday next, when
Geo. Il. H. Day, Esq, will appear for the parties
who were elected.
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Vessels wrecked by the EquInoctISI
storm.

ing from the blockading feet of Wilmington,
and reports great number Of wrecks all along
the coast from Hatteras to Cape Henry. spars
and pieces of wrecks are floating In the water.
The steamer Calypso sailed for down the coast
to-day.
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THE ANSCHUTz GRAND OPERA TROUPE,
Tho largest over organized, comprising Three
PrimA DJnnSs, Two Contraltos, Two Tenores, Two
BATitones, Three BAgIoa, a Grand Chorus oil
Thirty and Monster Orchestra Of Thirty-two,
will commence brif season Of Opera at this Thea
tire. m9o
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W- TzIs paper Is noS ts'nished BY carriers 4
s.Ss-b.r, "a aas si'y AID osor0aovN at tAirtI
cents psr SsOnA
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nz-7zs 0fsss fths National hspAo''cSH % az
b11 EsuA strsst, bstssen PsH"'vlVs"iS S"eHs and
ID street.
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pINp

Departed this lie on the Sd OF March, 1884, after
l painful illness OF six months, OF consumption,
Mrs NJ cLARKE, the wife OF r. G. Clarke, in hope
Df the Great Redeemer. May khe rest In peace.
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THE GEORGETOWN CoUNCLs.-The Councils
Of Georgetown had no session last evening, a quo
rum not being obtained on account of the inelem'
ent weather,
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They a lately been stationed at For, Lln'olp

FRs.-Last night about 1ol O'Clock Ere
was discovered on New Jersey avenue above ID
street north. Policemen Milstead aud Turner
immediat ely rtpaired thither, when II was asoer-
tAined that the FIRE was caused By the burning Of
car, which had In II some lime, which was Stacked
by the falling rain. The flames were quickly en-.
tiuguished, and the car but little damaged.
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CONGRESS!

The Senate was not in session to-day, and
the House devoted the day to set speeches.
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY FouND.-Captain
ernment property which was found In several
stores in the vicinity Of the Railroad Depot, The
property was turned over TO the property ser
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Allowing Soldiers to Vote.
ALBANY, March 25.-Tho official majority
for allowing the soldiers to vote amounts TO
1lO.7i6.
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u7ses first and fourth pages for interest
Ing reading matter.
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% Grand Ball In Honor OF the Ladies' OF
the Fair at the Patent once, March 20, 1864,
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Committee on Invitation, yizi -.
Samuel p. Bell, Ezra L. stevens, ID. W. Bliss, and
Charles f. StnnsbuIy.
Tho headquarters OF the Committee will be at
the Managers room, in the Patent oilee Building,
where applications can be sent for invitations for
all hours Of the day. ...#.
Tickets are for sale at the Bookstores and Ho-
tells. Price as. d. D. FRENCH,
m2l-ltd President, Nc,
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ATTEMPr AT BuRoLART.-On last night an
attempt was made by burglars to break into the
store OF E,gan Perry, corner Of Ninth and K
streets. The paddock was broken and carried
The hour OF the night at which the attempt was
made Ia unknown,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M The GERMAN Opera.-Ihave noticed
with some surprise the announcement OF the
aboye-nAmed company to appear IN ms city next
ment At this theatre, which was broken without
excuse 10 my serious loss and much embarrAss-
tontlon towards brother manager, whom, regret
TO say, has seen at to enter into an arrangement
with ihem, (although IN different form yet sub
stantially the camel The bad faith TO the public
Of this city month since, the loas entailed upon
me, 10 yet uneH Hplained, and even not apologized
for, and now, TO avoid respor Bbilty, some changes
arc made In tho Organization. ' .|..
Twill not be the cause, by legal prooeedlags, TO
again dlaappoint tho public, although have the
power, BY written, aligned, and witnessed article,
that end. Iwin await their presence, and then eN.
pect the rsparation alike due 70 the public and
FoRD's THEATRE, Tenth street, March IS, 1864
m26-It H f' ..rs - &. .FE..
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:
iuEuished and the car but little damaged.
-
DolanS, detective, yesterday selEed q lot Of Gov
ernment property which was found In several
stores in the vicinity OF the Railroad Depot. Tho
property was turned over TO the property ser
lumbia. ~ 73a55 .
NAVY Yam IrHMs.-Tho King Philip ar
riyed this morning. also the steam packet Rebecca
CLYDE, which came from New York with naval
O'Clock. The co@nodors reed, which arrived ,, or
All hsioys Monday - '' -.
A nan named Webster was seriously hurt on
yesterday Al the Penn Cote experim tai battery,
81 tbs isIiinK Of a log, which struck him in the
Efoin. He IL lying nj to-day from the effects Of
the wound. r.. .e- H,l.
IL is rumored in the yard that James Peake,
appointed the master hoiler-maser vice Thom"
snunn, nn oiaShnsIsss' a ho,,,rrD.L.r. .,a ieavirr
a. me m s.,di u % acconnt ~ moi reeeivins
sns,Ic,sut wSsss NJ iesS than ten ouit today.
me ne mosI o. ane ,hsn ssD.st 20 recsiva a ner
NV NV Tha,v nnig ,sssiys rom Al AZ 10 aaso,
per diem. =
The Waterman OF the yard applied yesterday
for an increase Of wages.
-
OFF FOR THE ARMY.-Col. Roy Stone, 140th
ponn.,iysnta nides ian the citv TO-DAY for the
~ IN, ~ lthi. oit sor .nmstme NAT AZ Pre,ident
IN ,evsral oouTts.rnArtial.
FIRST BRIoADE NErkRlN hEskkVh Eohps:sL
StdG 0NcerS hPpolhiea.- MehaIa a. knsn, tns
commander OF the First BriGade veteran an heseIve a
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CoURT- MARITAL DISSOLVED. = The court
martial OF which Capt. James L. Montgomery, A.
A. G., was President, and which has been In sea.
sion at tho CantrAl Guardhouse for some time past
was this morning dissolved, by order Of Gen. Mar
tindAle.
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n-The Opera At Growers Tbeatre.-Dl-
hEcToRs CLnD.-Mr. Grover has the honor to
announce short Grand Opera season, commene-
ing at Growers Theatre, Easter Monday, March
20, 1884 He begs to state that his engagements
with the principal artists who 70 to appear Rave
BEnH ron LoHo TIME IN EXISTENCE, but he has
deemed any announcement hitherto Rs premature.
His Arrangements have been made with the va
rious artists in person; he will In person direct and
superinterd their movements on their arrival In
this city Tho company will arrive, and will give
Operas as advertised. The company 10 the largest
in America, comprising three prima donnas, two
oontrAltos two tenora, two baiitones three bases
A grand chorus Of thlrty-fcur. grand orchestra
of thiTty-two. ma