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81 " u
ScALps. The citizens Of owyhee. Wash
ington Territory, are paying premium for
Indian scalrs. The following is the schcdule
as published in the Walla Wala Statesman:
..For bucks, 500; squaws; $50 papooses,
S25'' Seventy persons are already enrolled
to engage ia this hunt for human scalps.
Mr.. Fowler, one Of the applying Sena-
tors from Tennessee, and Mr. Horace Mayn-
ard. one Of the applying members Of the
House from the same State, did excellent
service in Connecticut in behalf of General
Hawley.
Governor Pierpoint, of Virginia, has ad.
dressed a strong letter to Senators Van Wrinkle
ardeptiy supporting the course OF the radi-
Gals in Congress.
Among the students at the University of
Virginia at Charlottesville; are the follow
ing: Benjamin Wood, Jr., con Of Mr. Wood,
of the New York Daily News; A. w. Pope,
nephew Of the Federal General Pope, Hugh
Davis. and r. Davis Parish, nephews Of jeff.
Davis; w. W. Foote, son of ex- rebel Con-
gresham Foote, of Tennessee; J. w. Wilmer.
son of Bishop Wilmer. of Alabama; and
Charles f. Rives son of the Hon. Alexan.
der Rives. of Charlottesville, Va.
Mr.. ~ urau. OF lineage, 81. Louis ana
Havana memory. is reported to have sublet
the New York Academy of Music from Mr..
Maretzek. for a brief operate season in May.
The first volume of ~ Thayer's Life Of
Beethoven has been published in Berlin
The London Orchestra expresses the hore
that it viii be printed in English. NJ. Thayer
is now in this country.
Max Strakosch is working his musical
way northward, after good winter campaign
in the South.
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Port Grape Wine!

DURE and four years old, for the Commu-
II nj IN fable aaa tnmiy use Prescribed ty Physi-
clans for Fema,es asty Persons and Iavallds The
n "a r,,gn
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HUMPHREYS.
homeopathic SPECIFICS

HAVE proved, from the most ample expe-
Renee an entire success; simple. efeaent and re-
liable. They the only medicines perfectly ADAPTED TO
popular use-so simpa that mistakes cansf In
using them SO harmless to be free from danger
% efficient - TO be always relisbe They have raised
the highest commendation rom all and will always
der Subtraction Cents
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For Sale nj Il bargain!

MY present residence, situated on the cor
w ner of Fourth AMI Morgan streets, lots and 2,
block A. story brick honse conta ming eight
rooms, with good onthudings as there are in the
city stable. wood and cosl house aud wash house Ihe
perty Mi In good repair The lot we'll filled with
choice fruit trees aud shrabbery Peach, Pear Ounce
Plum Ample and Cherry Trees all fruit barring besides
All the smaller fruits il cannot find purchaser for
the hons and three lots viii, sell the honse ana sot
spon which All the improve nents are situated
pre perty is .ns,e in one OF the best IN
sh orIv i've Minutes walk from same 70 Fusinese
,.ort;c If Main street, will be sold ut 'ar price ana
nnon favorable term. Possession rtyrn inmedtsfeiy
Aso sod second hand Piano and Piano Stool. which
90. ~ faw da ys at one hundred ard hty doors.
80 IA vfiI ship 1t 70 the manufacturers. can Be
found on premises mentioned, or at the once Of
(,cnusble 4 smvth. focfsl GEO. 3. MYTH
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Sold at wholesale chicsa hy Fuller Finch Fuller
Burnban4s Il Van scbaa h, Lord sni III, Smith X
Dwyer Fl Red Co., Ghzs u Smith, De,zsch. Blocks
c., ii seoviI. Harris A Co, pest Bsdsau, and
by drHs -fsts and ina'efs generally. febSd4m
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= UGARS-5O hhds. New Orleans Sugar
~ old crop, for sale by.
iAph NJ STAPY0Rni Levs>.
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Medlcal lru,,
KEOKUK INFIRMApY
Boa fHs INCEPTION AND raEArnxyr OF
Surgical and. Chronic Diseases
DIS1AsEs OF THE EYE AND nAR.

WIS Institution is situated in the most
picessnt and healthy part Of the ci,y q Ksohrk
lows and we'll arranged In every to secure The
comfort or fnvalfds. -
The following diseases admitted and treated In thu
Institution:
1s Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations.
ID. Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
3D. Diseases Of the Lungs, Throat and Heart.
4th. Diseases Of Women.
Drs. SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general practice Of medicine will dive entire time
and attention to cases of the Kind enumerated.
The Department or Surgery and Diseases OF the Eye
and Ear viii be under the special charge Of Dr. BAN
FORD. while that Of Diseases of the Lungs Throat and
Heart and the Diseases ~ Women viii be under the
sprca charge q Dr. CURTIS though either will assist
the other In difficult cases
This enterprise hiss been In successful operation
nan year xnd II il believed private Clinic In the
and important cases.
fhysicians passing through soiourning city
are respectfully invited to visit the se2ld1y
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Case Of 30 Walls and book cnmpletesl0 %
ase &c - Ia was in In9fecca sn3 book. %
Case Of 70 lar a. am and book........ 90
Case II Is boxes No. 10 and boos.....-..,.. 90
These ms dies. by the 4ing'e box 10
any part the country, hs msil express, free OF
charge, res.st ~ The prize Aderess
EERPsREf+S SPECIFIC
HI HGrGP.4 THO MEDICINE IDAP4NT.
0tiee aud DIP ~. 81 Broadway. New FORK.
Fer sa'v tv every Medicine Dealer.
Dr. HUMPHREYS Is consulted daily at his flee, per-
sonalls BY letter above fCr all FIRMS Of disease.
jan11dly
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Ersry family, Mt this season, should us~ sfhhNs
WINE celebra ii Errope for il medicinal ard hehe
fetal ,rGlcs highly med by minen ih.sirfsns,
usei In European ard American Hasutals. ard by some
81 the first farsilies in hnrope and America.
As A TONIC IL has no equal causng an sp'ett" spa
most valuable grape. As pIIRETIC II imiait-s
healthy action OF the Glands, Kidneys snd Urinary Vt
esn. very beneficial IN prof Gout ard Rhunisuc ~
fectors SpEEkS VINE Is pure article rori me 1u'ee
Of the Port Grape po-s essing msditins rronrI ,;
rior to any other winA IN and an excetnt Muss
fr ali week and persons ard the seed IN IN
Arm improving the appetite, and eenshtrg inc,ts sno
children Try II end ycs rrHnos g y -
~ BE the signature OF ALtAD ofAAA wv. ~
cork Of each bottle
eold by Wilkinson, Bartlett Go .kcokn1 in.A snd
pASnY choice old article, impWteA Only hy Mr..
=. ar iirect from the valley of Oporm tocts-6m
= -. -ra H. supplied by Wholesale Drueg'sp.
rs-By A. sP KER at his Vineyard y New Jersey.
PRINCIPAL OPTICS. - BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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rORN SHELTERS, Hay and StrAw Cut
~ ters, Horse Rakes OK Yokes, Wheel RarroFr, Hoes,
ahoyels epades Raj Forks, Scsthes Cradles, Spin
street. febXSdew
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HAYDEN'S WATER DRAWER.

This Water Drawer, in addition to its cheapness
costing less than pump, and far better in every
spect, the water being always pure from the free
current Of air. is in fact superior article for the
purpose. Every household should have one.
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McCUNE'S CORN PLANTER,

Justly characterized "the Wonder Of the Age, "
which for cheapness, simplicity of construction and
exact performance, besides doing as much work as
any two other Corn Planters offered to the farm
ing community, renders it justly favorite with all
asriculturists
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Notice.. !.

lTOHE FERGUSON, THE UNKNOWN HEIRSAT
nson slSS r. %SSS.soT aHa hspnan e oyos
Ferruson will take notice tRst AMMAN rss al i1iQs
anaInst them on The 9th A. * isrusrT tuntsr99
1885, in tn Court Of Common Pleas, within and for q
the county Of Franklin by one Daniel 10y, Gusrdis'
an o. james Ferguson, and isn0w pending, wherein
said Daniel 10y, as such Guardian, demands parti- -
ton oi the folio wing rnal estate, t0-wt: 10 q l'
Beginning at stone In the line Of Robert o0S
QUITS land and John LeggS land where the line of
the orthir and Georgesvile road crosses the e
line thence with the road north 32 east42 90 Oto t
stake At the crossing of, what Is called Waleuets.
thence with the said Worhington and GeorgessilIs
road thence with said Walcutts road north SIX,
cast 4S-lOo to stake In the line of RobertW
s e land thence with Robert south 40
acres ana fourth Of An acps Of isnS 1s sefosl s
more 0rsss. and thAtst the nexterm Of said Court
~ v sa,u panei % Loy Huardlan &et Will apply for n $50
49,. snas nAX " n9Qe ot sald prem u
fRv AZ n M.vS ~ ~ NunFoiap, 60 &dya
January IS, A. ID. 1850. an26-dIt&W6w
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Sherih's Sale.


Gsmaliel Scott. GuardisnA Court Of Common Pleas
Of John Sheaf and others. Of Franklin County,
Vs. ( Ohio. r.4r-...... ..,a rf
Elizabeth Sheaf ct al. (In Partition.) " ~,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sale from the said Court to me directed, | will
offer for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the city of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 3lst day of March, A. D.
1866,
at o'clock p, NJ. the following described real es-
tate, tO-wit: It-I. ............i irr
1 Situats in the cityof Columbus, in the county Of
Franklin, Ohio being sixty feet and six inches OF Of
the east side of block No. eleven I'D and extending
the width the whole length Of said block No.,
II north and south, together with the appurtances
thereto belonging except sixtytwo (6D feet of Of
the south end, Of said premises, being the same
premises conveyed by D. Parish to James Dryden, q
and By James Dryden TO Georpe +. Sheaf, subject
to the dover interest Of said Elizabeth Sheaf iI
Appraised at 81, 900, tsA litactt. .a. .lJui ls.1
Terms Of Sale One third Of the purchase money
paid on the day Of sale. one-third in year and
the balance in two years. with interest from day of
SALE deferred payments TO be secured by mOrtAge
the premises. ". f d ,
q Printers fees % 90. i'~A
.r. ..JlI pe6 .,OJ h WME DOMIGAN,
feb36.d1t&wtd sheriff, Do,
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SheriF,s Sale

William B. ,: Hubbard Court Of Common Pleas ;
John Fl. Wheeler ct al.) Franklin County O. .r1A )
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale in the above case to me directed, will offer
Columbus, on
Saturday, the 3lst day of March, A. D. 1866,
at two o'clOckP. NJ, the following described real
estate, t1-wit: 7.u. .t 3O iG'iat
Lots Nos 49, 10 and 90 of William A. Gills sub IS
6s and 90 as laid out and designated on the recorded
plat Of said subdivision. g' 95.J 'H1G'
LotNo. Is appraised at 5000 co. j. .s AKA so sci
Lots Nos! 10 and 20 appraised at $4,000 each. ,a
Printers fees "a. so.
feb2e.it&wtd -, = ,.''-1 tHTs.o,i
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I William Neil. plaintiff, In the Court Of Com
Wesley Royce. defendant.) lin county. Ohio. 4
WESLEY ROYCE, WHOSE RESIDENCE is
wv unknown, will take notice that William Neil,
Of the county Of Franklin, in the State of Ohio,
did, on the 9th day Of February, A. d. 1t68 file his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas. within and
for the county Of Franklin, in said State Of Ohio
against the said Wesley Royce, defendantg setting
forth thAton the 30th day Of April A. ID. 1857 said
defendant execui cd and delivered to the said Viii
liam Neil mortgage on certain tract Of land, be-
mig situate in Franklin county N the State Of Ohio,
and bounded and described as follows: .5lot = {,
Lots Nos. 10 and II in,WiliAni NeiI's addition 10
the city Of Columbus. as Designated upon the plat
of eaid addtien, recorded in the kecorlers Office Of
said franklin county. in plat book No: J.. pages 10
and Ill 10 secure the payment Of the sum Of 5000 90,
according 10 certain promissorj note referred TO IN
said morgsge which note is unpaid and still due TO
the said William Neil, and praying that said prem
ises may besold aud the proceeds be applied TO the
payment Of said note and the said Wesley Royce is
notified that he is fequifed 10 appear and answer
said petition, on or before the third Saturday after
the 30th dav Of March next sI8f0 9HE ,HJdiH
Dated February n, A. ID. 1866 ,.l, bL.. fil
BY his Atty. @. @. CoLnlEs! 's1T11'H t'-'--'' \
febH- -dt22&wtd 'V.y@-4
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THIRD TRAIN.
DAILY except Sundays.


, Express for Cincinnati, Dayton,
Richmond a. indianapolis at 1920 r.
m.-strpping at Jefferson, London, Selma, Chsrles-
ton, Cedarville, Xenia, Srring Valley Corwin Free
port, Ft. Ancient, Morrow, South Lebanon, Fost-
ers, Milford Plainyille, LinwoOd; arriving at Gin
cinnati at590 p. NJ connecting at LovelSnd with
the M. a g. X. X. for Chcothe HillsbOro. &C., ar
irving at Dayton at 33u =. NJ, Richmond at $40 p.
NJ. indianapolis 2. NJ; connecting at Richmond
for Chicago, arriving at Chicago at 1880 p. NJ.
- FOURTH TRAIN. .'a'' 2"
.c (Daily except Supdays.) PIG y,
Cincinnati a. st. Louis Express at
l:4O r., NJ Stopping st Jefferson, London,
Charleston, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow,
South Lebanon. Fosters Loyeland, Milford: ariv-
ing atCincinnsti at $50 p. M, making a direct con-
neciionfOr st. Louis, Cairo, Louisville, &C., con-
Meeting at London for Springfield r..
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains for
Cincinnati.
. N. B.-For further information apply at the Co.
lumbus Union Depot Ticket Office, of uJs no uI
' HENRY BROOKS. Ticket Agent,
,v sun TN0. W. DOHERTY, Agent, ~,
rw Z $S5% $$sSS5;l %%ieE;;tAHss. "A Cincinnati > (
superintendent
Columbus Dec g. lut - .H.uE ... .f|. ...I 20
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Sherih's Sale.

George F. Wheeler Common Pleas Court Of
VS.. I franklin County Ohio.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION1Nh n
ID the above case to me directed will offer for
sale at public suction, at tue door OF the Court I
House, in the city of Columbus, on ,t,.. ..if.
Saturday, the 3lst day of March, A. D. 1896, Ill
at o'clock P. M the following described real es- ana
tate, situate in Franklin county Ohio, t0-wit:
Lot No. " of the heirs Of Jeremiah Armstronge'l o.
addition to the City Of Columbus, being in part ins
property Of said John Armstrong.
Appraised at $500. ~ ln9 non 1sb'
Printers fees, $780, -. Z. :. ..l s.i iEI n
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SECOND TRAIN.

(Dalv)
Cincinnati, Dayton, R ichmOnd d Ins
dianapOliS n light Express at 4:4OA. vi.
Stopping ct Jefferson, London, charleston, Selma,
Cedarville, Xenia, Spring Valley, COrwin, Free
port Ft. Ancient Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters,
.Loveland and Milford, arriving at Cneinnat at $40
A. NJ. Also, stopping at all stations between Xenia
and Richmond, arriving at Richmond at 1920 A. NJ.
making direct connection tor Chicago, drrtUing
at Chicago at 94OP NJ" arriving at Indianapolis
at lAOP NJ. connecting for all points west This
train connects at Loveland with the NJ. d q X. R. for
ChlioOthe, Marietta, &C.; conneo,s at Cincinnati
with the Oh M. K. Il. fl St. Louis, Louisville,
Cairo &C.; also at Cincinnati with the U. s. Mail
Line Steamers for Louisville. ff .1 H
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sStatssurat,
(MvAH1ARLr N ApvANcn.l
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

TsnIines Of Nonparsil or X inch space, eOnstitut.
sopAr' deE DAILY. q A1'l ~
For sach insertion. per square, rs csnts u iar,g
Notices Of Deaths, 80 cents. .7e gafr-a
noticesOf Marriages, 50 cents. ~
Religious Notices 50 cents. ~ -i.r. t,.l
.Adyertisements inserted every other day, every
third day, and once week, will be charged tlOo per
square. each insertions.
Business Notices in Local column 20 cents uer line
ORoaoh insertion. No Notice less than 500. + ~ (
g3a u sta5 WEEKLY. r4 b1t1'f
1,Bo per square each Insertion. esl. u ~
Business Notices 50 cents per line each insertion.
No NoticOloss than $500. '4i n s.,,li
Legal advertisements will be charged regular rates.
- All IN ANsIENF advertisements must be paid
for, hereafter at the time they ordered, other
sethey will not appear In the paper. This rule
no exception. saHa 4
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Sherih's Sale.

a.o John "; Baker Court Of Common Pleas
Joseph B. Stewart ct ais Franklin County. Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale in the above case from said Court to me di
door Of the Court House, in the city Of lumbus on
Saturday, the 3lstday OF March, A. d. 1856,
At 2o'cock M, the following described real es-
tate to-wit: ,, i. .....,,, - sl,f c.jft
The undividedliSlf Of In-Lots in the City Of Col
umbuS, Nos. S33 and S34, Appraised at 100000.
Also the undivided half Of Lot No. one I'd in
Ennis subdivision Of Out lot in the City Of Co
lumbHst No; a, Appraised az 4 e5ss. 20 ,,l
east side Of Lot No. in rhnis sub division of oty
lot No. "a, in the city Of Columbus. appraised at
Pint Printer fees ss.ss. IlG. G8Al
,sS,d -. ,J WILLIAM LII Am iDoMIGAN. Sheriff,
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Guardians Sale of Real

TN PURSUANCE OF, AN ORDER OF
i the Probate Court tf Franklin county, Ohio,
the undersigned, as Guardian Of kaxon +, d. and
William II. Abery, will, on 90 '. inA -''
Saturday, the 3Ist day of March,
A. ID. lS60, oW
At ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the door Of the
q Clurt House, in the city of Columbus, Ohio, offer
at public sale the following described real estate.
situate in Jefferson township franklin county, o.,
tO-wit: .,.... ....... .. ..r.t.I~ d.,
The east part of Lot No. Is, in the I'd section or
quarter Of the LIST township sixteenth range, United
States Military Lands. eginning at the southeast
corner Of land formerly owned by George Dague; r
thence west TO stake or tree northeast corner TO
A. Painters land; thence south across a lot Of
land formerly owned by John III. Smith, to Samuel
Keelers lAnd thence tast to the section line thence
north along the section line to the beginning, con-
tanning fit 900 acres, more or less. Jig al
The lie estate of II, b. Albcry therein will bo
sold AZ the same time and place, and clear, per-
feet title 0iUen. 81 sT 'hv'-
Terms of Sale-0ne- fourth cash on the day Of d
sale, and the balance in three equal annual pay
ments Of one, two and three years from the day Of
sale. the deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises and bear interest at per y
centum per annum, payable annually: ,I4 b Iil
Guardian of Faxon F. D. Aibery and WillismH. p
Albery. .u...tr f. mch9-dlt&w3w I
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Hoy R e9.

We are now prepared TO nal for the coming
season SElDLE'S INDEPENDENT SPRING
TOOTH HAY RAKE, which is h ghly commended
S sne m S ~ I'M
rapidly and clean, with the aidof boy or girl from
12to IA Jears OF age.
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TRO5s yTASRHNGTGN.
WASHINGTON, May

%
APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED.
The Senate, in Executive session to-day confirm
cd the appointment Of Wm. James. of Richmond
as COLLECTOR Of Internal Revenue for the Third Col
NEW FIVE CENT COIN
Representative kasson 5 bill, which has Just pass
ed both Houses of Congress, provides for a new five
cent con which shall weigh five grains of the metric
system. Three of them will weigh about half an
ounce or the weight Of single letter. 1t will also
serve Tor other small weights at apothecares and
elsewhere. The act requires the Withdrawal of nil
fractional notes OF less denomination than 10 cents
WOUNDED SOLDIER APPOINTED TO OFFICE.
Colonel Ganiel 3. Warner. Of Ohio. the recently
n. b, Is manned soldier, who lost an arm at the
attack on Fort Fi.her. His appointment was made
concurrence OF the Ohio delegation in acknowledg-
ment OF his claims soldier, snd from no disSats-
faction with J. Q Howard, of Ohio, his predecessor,
who has filed tie Office for the past five years with
entire acceptance and marked ability.
VETO OF THE COLORADO BILL.
Cooper delivered to the Senate to-day message in
writing tanning the bjec ious Of the President to
the bill for the a. mission OF Colorado into the Union
State This announcement created some little sur
PRISE, IS an unauth rumor just previously
prevailed. that the bill had been approved Later in
consideration OF the message but the majority pre-
ferred to take early start with it tomorrow. 1t
was not formally laid before the Senate and therefore
not read.
For this reason the message cannot now be pre-
Sented TO the country, but it privately peTused
by several Senator'S who say that takes the ground
that the creation of Colorado State is at present
unnecessary for the welfare of the people, nor is it
clearly establish ed that the majority desired nor
prepared Tor such change. The Population is in
sufficient, and has diminished rather than increased
In addition to these and other reasons it is stated
tue President says that caution should be exercised
in the admission of new States, especially eleven
of the States now without representation, and
all should be consulted as to who shall become mem
bers of the Union.
PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
The public reception by the President and his
daughters tonight was largely attended. Among the
guests were two daughters of President Juarez, ac-
companied by Mr. Romero, the Mexican Minister,
and Mrs. Romero, with whom they are sojourning.
This party attracted great deal of attention Afuil
band of music was in attendance.
CRUDE PETROLEUM..
The Internal Revenue Bureau gives notice to as
and collectors that the joint resolution for the
exemption of crude petroleum from the internal tax
or duty. took effect from and after the 9th inst
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRR.-To- might is the last
but three of the engagement of Madame Celeste, as
it is also Of the season. which will terminate on Sat
urday night. On this occasion Celeste will appear
in her double personation of Zambaro and Ernest
de Ia Garde in the really startling drama of the
Lone House on the Bridge of Notre Dame, which
should be by all who are fond of the sensational
drama, it will be tho last timo of its representa-
ton. She will be sustained by the same excellent
cast before embracing the leading members of the
company.
MARYLAND INsTnUTE.-Prof Wyman will give n
matinee performance at o'clock this afternoon for
to his magical entertainment he will Distribute a
number Of elegant gifts to the audience A perform
ance will be given also at the usual hourn the even
ing, and building lot, with several other valuable
presents, be given away.
S. B. HOwE'S GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS next
Monday the 2st inst, is the day fxS' -Vr tne open
ing III Baltimore, of this colo anu popuaI estao
ISb,,or+ ,oso +,,r 49, season has been marked by
an ,,or,rocode~l-I series of triumphs Wherever it
hoe o-.Llolted, it has been thronged by thousands
,nO have testified in the most demonstratVe and un-
mistakeable manner, their favorable appreciation of
its merits. Hundreds turned away at each ex-
hibition in Philadelphia. the overaowing causing
large increase Of the audiences at the Academy of
Music where the business previously in very Lam
gushing condition. The attendance in Wilmington
also very large, and from present indications a
warm welcome awaits its arrival in Baltimore, on
Monday next, when the first grand street pageant,
which will be a sight to see, will take place.