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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
~ No. 526, corner It'll and SITS. north,
a99 ,!sH SSI ,6 SALE Of ply GOODS. Ho
sh1HnaHTff6d H NoTIoSs' HARDWARE. de-, BY
On WXHDSNNEsDAY. the slst instant At n o,.,o.x
a. m, on the second floor Of our Auction Rooms
and continuing from day to day until the Whole
the Go!ernmsnt from blockade runners. Ween ~.
80 pieces blue, black and gray Cloths,
10 Oxford Dosskin Oioths
Large lot Of white and blue fiannssiis,
Liasn Sheetins,
flirting OottOns,
yaconet and Swiss Muslins
. Gambric; Jeans. and Drab btua.
Red and Crimson Merino
Birds Eye Linen and Toveling,
" Ladies' and Misses Hoop skirts,
" &ents' Undershirts and Drawers.
:: y, Ladies', Corsets and Hosiery.
=. Black Alnaca and Msrfno.
:. !" oitissns' Cics SSHHso0''' -
Knives and Forks, e.rf-F
Table Cutlery. &C:
We call the attention Of the dry gooa Laerca s
srs slsas ss Dscs 70 Of 'es
b, ssa sos q Got aEi hRsishi&EIL
486 rAPsElANa1sas' 486
~ WINDOW SHADES: ls8
e: SSS sSssstvFsSsss l.. ;ss
900 x HxERRiTIUS, NO 1s6 TIA S..
Q ,...,. sdoors above Odd Fellows, j Hall:
N1P0L10NV LIZ OF JULIUS CESAR.
ssM HRANck TAKIo1.
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PERSONAL.

IF EMILY TRIpOLET (OOLORzDl Nh THE
city she will please all at 29S Fl st. my7-2t"
i FRANK WALTER, (coloredJ are in Washine-
ton. they vii! much oblge their father by letting
him know where he can See them. he lives at
Pennsylvania Houss, 357 G street, between AZ
and 9th streets. my253t+
nR. PHILLIPS has rem owed to Pennsyivania
- Avenue, near l4th st., over Messre. KidMells
Drug Store. cps Smif~
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AUCTION SALES.
Pr fHos. BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown. .. Q.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IL enoRssrowu

On MONDAY, May 18th, ct O'Clock D. N >, I vtff
sen in front OF the premises the two tac,story
briss Hoases nswn - No. and T. 10 the r.saa
ne ss. Aarket and Frederick streets, and runnias
otSk about 80 feet
v;ts ms Ooe half cash; balance and Il onths.
property ~ suee3 W. N1'' W ~~
chaser. ~~ Stamps ~ 'hs Gust w ees-
Title perfect ruoua nowry~a
my 8-ft ~ w.tiaS..
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DY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
I'D No. 526, corner 9TH and streets NORTH
TRUSTEES sALI OF vALUARLB Inrs nv
STREET At AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 18th day
September. 1859. reco rdsd in Liber J. A s., No
~ Folios e a. Is and 10 one Of the land record.
of the premises. on MONDAY, tn goth instant at
6o'clock p. M, all of Let's Nos and 4, in Square
No. OIL.
The above property is situated where the Phila.
delphia Company is buildFg.
Terms One half cash, BALANCE in ak sad twelve
pa, ments thereof to be secured by notes from the
purchaser. endorsed to the satisfaction of the
trustee. deed given and deed of trust taken.
If terms Of sale are not complied with in days
from the day of sale the property will be resold
after ore weeks notice given in the Evening
Star, at the risk and cost of the defsulting pur.
chaser.
All conveyances, including revenue stamps at
tb Q csst of the purchaser.
Fifty dollars VIII be require! when the property
put u again and sold t., the next highest bidder
who shall comply with the terms
JOSEPH PECK, Trustee.
my5- eodads GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.

SaL roSN E ~ PIFrH Nm
sTREETs NoRTa. AND 9TH AR PROP 1RrY,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, At six
O'CLOCK ON the premises, by virtue Of decree of
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columb ia,
cent NJ. Bnrch is complainant, and Elizs Ferrall,
Thomas v Burchs ct al, are DEFENDANTS: shall
in 81 feet inches OF street north, with depth
of j feet on 5th street vest; and at the auction
same day. shall sell Lot No. q. in Square No.
Sos, and Lots Nos, and ia Square No, ,np.
Terms: One half cash balance at months with
interest, secured by approved notes or bonds Of
All conveyancing and stamps at expense of pur-
WIN F. MATTINGLY. Trustee.
JAS. G. MoG UIRE & CO.,
NV lq-3faN9y&dg AuctiOneers
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by THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Geor getown.
CHAkonRY SALE eE a DwELLINe HOUSE

0hAH AND L6T IN Sloae sroWa .H 3. q aooss
By virtue of decree ef the Supreme Court OF
the District OF COLUMBIA, passed in cause where
r. ct ne g sss
at clock M. to public sale to the highest bid
der, on the premises, the Lot OF seound and ia
HswSins add lion to il fhe pist.iotof
Columbia, being parts of L9ts 80 ~ a9
I'd and 4th streets. and running oAck iU !sss.
and i2months WITH interest on deferred payments.
for vhieh ths purchasers bonds viii be taken, aud
4 lien on the property therefor:
d.. g,ens The day Of sale fine property viii be
soIs ~ The purchasers risk on one week g publ
easGa convsyancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser WILLIAM 3; MARLL. Trustee.
CAL1 OF OONDlAHHD RoRsYs.
- o.s,tgmasts, 8s.ssps onu, FS,x D;v,,is..,
WasAiHston Cssy, April Is, ls66.
viii be sold at public auction. TO the Highest
siddsr' 81 ''s'TFgufSSsDAY , Nay Is. arr Z
FRIDAY, May 10.
TUESDAY, May Is, f-1 49,
FRIDAY, MAY Is. AK 40
TWO HUSDRiD 0AvlLRY aioRsss sAo1
These horses have been condsmnsd - uaat re
.. dos I rosn M ssq .,aarnins pnrposss
M T:sas ss.s e bns:s iiiI1;sslK I.
srs,ss sris.disr e.ssrsI; i S Sc. fifssvs
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS Aueaonssrs.
GUARDIANS SALE OF ONE HANDSOME
BUILDING LOT IN SQUARE $40 AT

On THURSDAY. the 1st day of June next, ct s
O'Clock p. M, shall sell. in front Of the preIn-
Uses, by authority Of the Hon. Orphans and Su-
ing and being In the city of Wsshn g.on, District
or Of EiT Pat Lot No ssas.e No
containing $500 square feet.
Term. of sale One third cash; balance in and
u months; purchasers to give notes for the de-
deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveys at the cost eff the purchasers. in
Gliding revenue stamps.
S25 will be required paid down when the proper
ty is knocked off, and If not compiled with, il Will
be sold to the next highest bidder. and IL the
whole terms are not com ed with in days, tina
property will be resold at the risk and cost OF the
0e-S"'''As ~" SUSAN WHITNEY, Guardian,
Ely g eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts-
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VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BET KEEN 18TH
AND 18TH SITS. AT PUBLIC ga. q.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 2, IN the prem
ises, at clock, shall sell parts IF Lots Nos.
and 2, in Square No. 292. fronting 20 feet III
between 18th and 18th streets, and aiming back
to d street. improved by a two story Brick House.
now occupied as a restaurant and known q" Oys-
ter Bay
This property Is well located FOR business pur-
poses. and presents an opportunity seldom offered
to purchasers in this locality.
Terms One half cash the balance in six and
twelve months. with secured notes bearing inter
est from day of sale.
All coryeyancing and stamps at cost of the pur-
chaser. J. G. McG UIRE Il CO,
my IS dads AuctiOnsers.
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RY THOMAS DOWNING, Aao.; a.ors.sov..
IXcELLIET EH.oGT I! p xgRs1ruRx AN,

On MONDAY, May 10Th, at 10 oeions: v,u al,
at the residence Of Mrs. Luber. on Sss .ern ssA
Washington aud Dunbarton streets, q so SSsesr
Al the Household Furniture. s9n.istins 81"
WalEut Marble top Centre and ether Tables
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcsse and Whstnee
Walnut, Easy and Rocking Chairs
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteafs
Marble top Bureaus, Washstands, &c,
Wardrobes. Bureaus. Chairs, Tables, to,
Three-plY, Ingram and other Carpets, 0ilclotha
Bedste ads, Msttre ssee and Bedding
Gilt Frame Oval Mir ror, Curtains. da.
Refrt gerator, Crock cry and Glassware
Nearly new Cook and other Stoves
myl9 THOS, BOWLING, Auca,
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AUCTION SALES.
u ARR sALI OF BOOKS AT AUCTION

II Ak1 BALE OF boVhS AT AUCTION,
6...,osss .ea orders ,sosivsd at HUNTERS
Great Antioua<iAn BOOK store. m "a ST.
RYW. L. WALL CO., Austioseers,
- South corner Penn ave. and Ninth st.
AUCTION SAIL OF aRoclsIls, LIQUORS,
On rGssbHTo MSRNiEa Sc ls:ss6. com
Rsnrins q lS clock We VIII sel at the Auction
"a f ss:s:. i Ss;t :.ss sf
h kaiss' ss Ssa.. rSsss sses
90 dozen Canned Ro.,. rspke,, Beet, Mutton, and
I leo to.sn Canned Fruits Preserve. and JslHss
100 barrels Ginger Cakes.
sais eos:sTsssas sss5sen
Gases CslifSrnia Wine and Brandy. Embracing An
Boxes sss m's Sos: sn sa ns,s Indigo
80 barrels Gales and Crackers
Boxes and caddies Navy aud other Chewing To.
ouiptais Savoy Fine Chewing Tobacco
CIGARS. ysrieus brands ~ o.,,
Evans e. Brandy, Gin, &C. ,,
WIZ many 0h' WI ;i.f'' w2 x IL eGsSos.rI
RI GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuctiOnssra.
sTRs4 Gs HSN
e. asS AsR Ps. T SELL
mona" the estate Of the lat. Darius clssett,
fronting the 7th street road i've miles from q
there Is a good Mssdor. This Fam H was highly
improved by its late owner. There are several
.sops Is t1s 81 rs Nth r. wGSa
SlsEstt ,Ps is Eissin half mile Sf
TO Mr: John B. Olagstt or Mr. James seeden,
adjoining the premises.
loving loving psrsopal propsEty:.BIeksye Mover and
two horse Wagon and Harness, four good Work
Horses one yoke we'll matched Oxen, thorou ghly
Aiso go ofd veil and Oak Wood
farm road half a mile from the 7th street
for one and two Ror,es. r. oSsT.y and Buggy and
Market Wagon for two horses. In good order.
The sale win commerce With the Personal Prop
sold At II o'clock
Terms: For the Personal Property. cash. For
years. for notes bearing interest scared by =
deed OF trust on the premises; or Ill cash, at the
4 payment of 800 will be reauired on the Farm,
as soon as bid of and all conveyancins and stamps
''N' - IVA GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
my N-eod&ds Intel
SALE OF OMEN a At ALEXANDRIA. VIR
''' 1"''''"GWS ash,eesea. D. C. May y, iss5
va psdeT the d,rsstiqp a Sspf,,p 9 Tse,
90 Il '''' FoRTY-FoUR OXEN.
which have been used in the Government service.
Terms cash in Government funds s,vn
lot Brig Gen. 'n 6s Eas Of ws.sineson
FpyJAS n NcaUIRV a ga Anctionoara
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court of
Washington county. in the District OF Goium6is,
MiobaelG Stapleton. late Of Washin gton city, D.
C..deseased All persons having claims against the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the ubscri-
Der, or before the GOTH day OF May next !
they may otherwise by law be excluded from al
benefit of said estate. 49,
1866. JOSEPH GAWLER,
my H-1aw3wr Administrator.
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MS large collection photographs OF distin.
g1isaad Generals. His card photographs are
al the rage costs
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| X ]. q. Meg UIRE & 90, Asetic CHEERS.
AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSE.

Vn LIZ MORNING, May 30. commencing
astwssn 18th we shan sell at No ESQ street,
By the ohleeEs of the Ohio State Agency, ali tss
Houseno!d Furniture in the upper part OF toe
houss, a SO o. me dpina ROOM, e!nhr scing-
stored in silk brocatells, eopsistjus of t~s
Tete g. Tete Sofas, two Arm and eight Rscoss
tlon un airs, enc same in French Worstsd bro
Two Walnut Carved Bookcases,
Two Walnut Marble top Center Tables,
One walnut and one Oak Library or Office Table.
Large CIT frame French Plate Mirror. Slab and
Two set. Lace and Brocatells window Curtains
One Oak Chamber suit. Ma-bls-top Bureau ssa
- Wsshstsud, with W Wardrobe,
Two imitation Oak Wsrarobes.
Several cottage Chamber Suits.
Arm Chairs and Rockers and Side Chairs,
Mahogany and Walnut Double Wardrebes,
"abRS sasasyss ana walnut french ara Jenny LAss
Aahosspy. aud Walnut Marble top Bureaus ..G
Mahogany and walnut Marble top Pier and o.rs
Cottage and Plain Bsdstssds. Bureaus and wssa.
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Mattresses. Blankets. Sheets, &c. 30.
Cane seat Oh amber Chairs and Rockers.
Brussels, Parlor and Chamber Carpets,
Three ply and Ingram and Imitation Brussels
Canton Mating throu ghout the house.
Oak Hall Set. II all oil Cloth,
Large quantity of OIL Cleth on stairway saA
LIMITATION Rosewood Extension Dining Table.
Walnut Breakfast Falling leaf Tables.
Mahogany Marble. top Sideboard.
Table Crockery aud Glassware,
Cutlery and Linen,
Iarthen and Toilet Sets.
Window shades and CURTAINS,
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Rsquisitss.&c.
Terms cash. ~ u.aUIpKk no Auets
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DYW. L. WALL Z CO., Aucttoneers.

GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
" HoU ssHOLD Fl RNi CURE, ON EAST car.
ITOL STREET, AT AUCTI0N.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Goth inst, at
O'CLOCK at the house Bsst Cal itol street, desig
mated by the lag a good assOr tnlent OF Househo
Furniture, embracing the Parlor Furniture aus
the outfit of six chambers.
Also.
At6 O clock. same afternoon, the House and Los.
being good two story Frame House, containing
six rooms Let 2, Square SIG, fronting II feet y
inches on East Capitol street. and running oa,k
ICO feet. between 4th and 5th streets.
Terms at sale. IN 49,.
II WM. L., W ALL e OO.s aoSss.
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FOURTH WARD MEETING.-Iast night there
.waa meeting of Fourth Ward voters in the
Aldermea's Chamber, City Hall. The call for
the meeting invited all who were opposed to
the ward ticket nominated last week DR.. T
q. Clayton presided, and DIR. John Clark was
appointed secretary. Charles II UterIn chile,
Esq, was nominated for Alderman, and Messrs
NJ. q. Emory, Nicholas Acker, and d. Nc
Laugblin for Common Council Mr.. Samuel
Wise VI "a nominated for Assessor
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WANTED WANTED
WANTED
Every Lsdy in the District to know that 10 con-
ers sprin gine . in the District, botchne aud In
3uring persons goods, and are not responsible in
case OF DAMAGE We have put ourselves to con.
siderable expense in procuring the la est STYLE of
Patterns for Braidins Silk, Flannel, and Cotton
Embroidery, which we issue daily and are prepared
to do the work while our friends wait make aud
STAN any pattern, however intricate, and by the
aid OF our Improved Machine we can do Fluting
superior to any heretofore given to the Ladies'
the District. WIN. PRINCE, 3S1 F street.
myl9tf Opposite Patent Office.
WANTED IMMBDIAfGLY.-severa good
1naNG S naK HANDS Aso' sSS%$ E PAANTA
Military and Naval Merchant Tailor,
my 1871 212 Pennsylvania avenue.
WANTED-A SITUATION by . respectable
~ Girl to do Chambe-work, Or would have no
objection to take charge of Laundry, or to go in
the country: Apply at a46 18th street. between
and streets. my9
nElR SKINS WANTED the subscribers will
At theft Buofsfin Glove Manufsstory. los Hish
street. Georgetown. D. e.
nov l6-u RAMSRURG EBERT.
ENANTED-A limited number Of PUPILS fer
w instruction on the piano forte. Best Of ref
ere given: 4. Slyat No S2S H st.. betssen
w ANT D-sEOOND HAND FURNITURE.
DING and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOODS of every
description. r. BUCHLY, 4O6 9TH street.
te8tf between and II. east side.
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TRusTRE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT Cor.
rER OF 18TH AND STRRETs.-We call atten-
tion TO the trustees sale of a comfortable brick
dwelling house and lot situated at the north.
west corner of 18th and streets, to take place
premises. The lot is IS byll5 feet, and inn.
proved by an old fashioned but comfortable
4Wo-story brick dwelling, containing twelve
rooms. and the situation is considered unex.
Cepuiona BILE for q private residence
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BOARD OF POLICE Observation-Disclosures.
day the Police Commissioners held their regu-
lar meeting at thelT rooms on 1Gth street. The
resignation OF James E. Bell, patrolman of the
I'd precinct, was accepted.
The Board appointed Peter n. McChesney 8
patrolman. vice J. f. Bell, resigned
- Cannon was appointed an additional
patroIman for the Smithsonian Institution
John II Sebastian additional patrolman for
1he service on the north side Pennsylvania
b venue, between eth and 10th streets.
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OFFICE OF TIE WASHIEGToNueAShIHH
~ 90, May %. 1906 CoKD. from 1H40G0f0ill
be colo ht the reduced price Of l. eentyt bushsl.
GEO. 4. MoILH1NNY, zaylnssr.
my y It tCoa. Union 4 Intsl.I r
g. PARKER 4 co. I Attorneys q. Law. Gen
y ersl Claim and Real Hstata AGENTS SO2 18th
street, near the Kirkwood house
: Onser, Asetsnts WITH all the Dspa-.msnts ID.
ReA, Estate prSnssiT a.tsstsd 70. Gy i9N
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THE TRAyBL-The largest work in the car
Iying of passenges by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad has been done during the past few
days. The crowd commenced TO arrive on
Monday afternoon and steadily poured in until
Wednesday. II is estimated that over one
hundred thousand travelled over the
road On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
without accident. The trains in many in
stances consisted OF Ia cars each. averaging
abont 1890 persons to the train. Extra trains
were obliged to be fitted up and started after
the regular trains to supply the wants OF the
public
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An IMPosTER.-The charitably disposed
have in too many instances OF late been i'm
posed upon by a woman in black, giving the
name OF Mrs. Smith, who for over two years
has falsely represented herself as Collector
Tor ST AIMS Orphan Asylum. She is rather
petite in stature, and from 30 10 % years OF age
ladies duly authorized to solicit subscriptions
for this benevolent institution are provided
with a book on which is stamped the seal OF
The esy ium. II will be by thu advertise
ment inanother column that fruit and flower
festival begins there on Tuesday next.
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ORANGE COUNTY ICE CREAM
~ ORANGE COUNTY ICE CRIAM
ORANGE COUNTY ZOE CR1AM.
am now prepared to su pply nay customer and
the Put lie with delicious ICE CREAM. manufac-
tured from pure cream from Orange County, New
York.
Csnfsctionsrs. Suffers. And Families applied
SAMUEL LLOYD,
No. 800 Eleventh street,
my s-ln- between ct. and M0B<Ie
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SUPPOSED TO BE SToLEN.-On THURSDAY
afternoon Constable Samuel Dormap, of Bal
timore, went out the " ashlngton road in search
OF some horses that had been stolen from this
city. He met a couple of men riding a grey
mare and bay horse. about nire miles out
The officer rode about two miles with them
when one of the two, calling himself Mn
animals, with an excuse that he was going
10 cut a switch, went into the woods and es-
capped. The animals were taken 10 Baltimore
by the officer, who suppo ses that Minnichs
had stolen them from some parties in Wash
ington or Alexandria.
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COCOA AND CANTON MATING AT PRI-
YATE SALE.
We have just received from the importers, with
Instructions to sell at private sale
500 Rolls CALCUTTA COCOA and CANTON
MATTINGS, comprising the finest quality. and of
different widths, in white and check, which we
offer to the trade AZ low prices in lots to suit.
WIN l.. WALL CO,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
South corner Penn avenue and 9th street.
nj u. 1t lNhrOn. i Iutell
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horrible murder and robbery committed to-day
abJu in the Photographic establishment of H B.
Grove. on Baltimore street, adjoining the Sun Office
The proprietor was found about o'clock lying upon
thu door Of his operating room dead with pistol shot
DIN the back Of his head His person had been robbed Of
watch and other vauables. Parties in the adjoining
building testify TO hearing the report OF pistol about
noon No clue has yet been obtained Of the murderer
The murdered man Grove came here from Carlisle,
PennsTlvanis II is supposed the murderer shot his
vic'im while the latter preparing take his pic.
tura
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also said that Richard wagner's lie Lohesgta ~
Yrsseau Fastoms would be gwen. But the great attsH
tion the Lyrique was the singing Of Moz~rts La Fls
Eacadmses, Of which the Parlsians weary
The Opera cemisas, Paris, lately basy the pro-
paruiion Of new piece entitled La F.~ d'Aisa by ~
Victor Masse in which Madame yandenheayel will 10
the principal singer.
M dc iamariine expected IN Paris, October II.
for the rehesa4 q Flor diisa at the 0psra comips
Porads Ierdu cont. n1ed to crowd Tho theatre
AT her Majesty theatre London the lateas programme
of representations October Is Faust, with sgndr
Gardoni santey, Boss, casaboni, Niles 5aroita, Ell
and Tii.ens- October "a, fdeio October 70, ~ L&rs
Gioranni October IS for the first time al the tnsatFe
Der Freiscluts II Franco Archero
King Victor Emanuel has conferred an4annuaI allow
Of 450r the Of Giugui, the tenor iasi-
tate his admission into a naval school
Chrisys M.nstrels drew q full house in Liverpool.
England, October 10. Mr. Unsworth gave song.
called .'Nel fiaheriy's Drake
An Ottawa Csnsda) journal reports the performances
Of troupe Of negro MINISTRIES that rather asOeras
young ty thus:-A troupe of negro mnstres has been
performing in theatre for the past few nights More
grossly indecent exhibitions than given by them it
has seldom been our lot TO witness Their wteisns
OF the coarsest and mos, vulgar description aad their
jokes stale and indecent We hope brethren Of tho
press up West will notice this company previous 10 their
arrival there that respectable peoo may placed
their guard against being en,ced performance
Of mountebanks and blackguards.
NJ Henri Cartier, prominent member Of the Frenci,
turf and of Ninon de pEncios winner Of the Prx
de Empereur Is the composer Of the music OF LHomme
Dcnr Ages played at the Bouies, and assisted in
writing the bretto OF the Dyume Air produced ast
year at the theatre.
covent Garden theatre London is being made comfort.
Of Lno A Ia
with the 4fr'coine
DEATH or An ENGLISH SINGER.
A. b. BoIlingsworth a favorite singer at the music
halls Of London died suddenly on Tuesday octobefi 10
Mr Hongsworth was possessa Of much versatility lni
humor He had time since severe illness, which
Resulted in the loss Of his sight He subsequently re
ce,ved engagement from Mr. Thornton, Of 'he BEDFORD
Music Hall and used to be led to the stage AMI then
sing his iayore songs. He thirty six yearsof age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30

INAUGURATION rnE GExxANA ASSEMBLY Rooms
The Arion Society inaugurated their and splendid
Gcrmania Assembly Rooms, No. POI Bowery, on satur-
day evening" with brilliant festivities These rooms are
probably the most capacous elegant or any Of the
kind in the city. The principal ballroom Is one hun
dred and ten feet long by ay feet wide; the reception
room seventy feet by ty Over these are the rehearsal
rooms and headquarters Of the society the former being
OF similar size 10 the reception ROOM but much more
lofty Handsomely furnished drawing rooms for ladies'
committee rooms and n commodIous supper room and
kitchen comprise the other features Of the building The
banquet was presided over by Mr. Tracca the President
OF the Aons who opened the intellectual mart OF the
proceedings with highly humorous speech tina. kent
the whole asscmblagc in laughter Mr. Hudt former
president also delivered very amusing address The
company numbering about four hundred sat down 10
choice supper about nine o'clock after dsposing OF
which they repaired the ballroom and danced Il into
United States and German tricolor flags, Interpreted
with the ensiens OF other nations. The walls were
adorned with humorous devices, Characteristic Of the
mirth and fun which pertains TO the Arons Before the
banquet the singing portion Of the society gave very
fine chorus, In which the solos taken by NJ ssrs
Lott and weinlich The Arons may be proud Of their
new hall. With the exception Of the city Assembly
The cost of tho building hundred and thirty five
thousand dollars The officers Of the society are Mr.
Tracca, president Mers Kam Rueckel vice prcsi-
dents aad Mt. Lucasen, secretary Mr. Hartman con.
ducts the choruses F