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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot c

IL Chsmperss.. Psyons Ferry:
145 Dsy EIpress Rochester Buffalo SALAMANCA Dunki
and al points West aud South.
M. WAY Train, daily 10 Ousvile
10 H.. txpre" MsI. Bufso ssiamsDcs and Wet
3D. Way Train. for MIDI clown
$50 o m Wsy. for Port Jervis Newbugh. Warwick.
sop ~ Night Express Buffalo, sssusnea and Dunkrt
70 m. Lgntnine Express, daily for Buffalo SALAMANCA
Dunkrk and ali poins West and South
Do. m EmIgrant Train, daily for the West
E1pess direct connection with 81 Southern and
Western Lines. HUM RIDDLE, Genlsupt
W. RAJ CsnI Pas Agent
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wv YORK TO LvFRP2oLa ckIl.rYG At QUEENSTOWN
W. 10 LAND PASSENOTRS

The Steamships admits Of very spacious STATE kooms
al opsnn Saloon the ana iaie are
unsuYpsssed and the rates lower than any other ine
An eIpedenced Surgeon on earh ship free OF ciarfe
CABIN pssssge eie0: stecrsge So Psysoe IN currency
Cabin passage by Wednesdays s'eamers So
SeTags tickets 10 bring parties nom LSepoo OF SNeshs
tovb . 90 - a. .,
smOuni issued 90 bAhk I'd Ofe britain anu
ireland az the lowest rates.
III. he hecosuhe o specie OF val
bills oaeins having theu value expressed thereon are
sxned therefor.
Ne 81 Broawsy tickets a. the passage once Of Tue
P'' " y. W }. HURST. Manager
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
New Jersey Steamboat Company,
4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE's LINE.-The Boats
n Of this line leave for ALBANY from foo, Of csna d3y 'sg9
days exgegied 9eSes NJ Toe 81 &ot ~ p on on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
For freight passage &c, apply at the Office on the wh
EOR WHIIESTONE. Bayliss Dock, Great Neck,
Sands Points, GLEN COVE Metz poet Glenwood and HOS
LYN The Steamer ARROwsMlTH leaves Pier No "a tPeeh
shp East River daily, Sundays excepted at o'clock ID.
NOR NORWALK, connecting with the Danbury
Ralroadrhc swim steamer NELLY WHITE leaves Pier
Leaves Norwaik at 7:i5 a n.
INOR Newburgh, Poughbeepsie and Rondout daily. at
landing Cozzens Cornwall Merleorog sb Milton West
and Fhdy The Tho' Cornell on Tuesdays Thursdays and cat
nrdays. from foot Of Ilarrs5n.si n n
A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
~ FisHkILL-Tbe MAGENTA leaves NewYcIk foot
Of bstoy g. every enson Saneysp oaTc,1 Doct Cola
spng and Cornwall Returning leaves tishk at 1S' H. New
bursh ei5a M, landing as above
SUNDAY BOAT FOR GLEN COVE. Every
> SUNDAY rain shine the steamer SYLVAN CROW caIi
John Townsend viii eaye Peel Slip az $3.50 NJ for College Point
and Thirty fourth It each way. -
DOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new side
wheel s,eSner CITY or % & SIN SAY y ,1d
SATURDAY IN f'' 'si rlI 1ifiS nc Prs Siei
NAY IINE-STEAMBOATS c. NIBBARD and
- DANIEL DREW-Fsre to Albany and Troy a to lohhe.
cent?, Rnebe Bristol Cai.k ard gdss1 % cents Leaving
touching Thyourthsi. pier st shtdrhit steamboat
wi cary passengers aud baggage from Albany 70 roy making eo'e
with the NewYogk Central No freight horses o. car
rages received
NAY BOAT for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and after
THURSDAY. MAY g. the Steamboat ARMENIA will have
pcsiosscs and Thirty onrihst AZ " landns at louk
Grsy Point ives; Point Cold spiis, Cornwall New
br .leubuIgh AVID Milton Returning leave foughkeepse
q M fs5 70 Wet Point, Newbursh aud fonehkeepe ~ CO.
nor NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH
L KEEPslE RONDOUT and KINGSTON, lspdins Of CoGenss
Do,E Ccrnwa' NewHsmbursh and Milton. The
STEAMER MARY POWELL
leavss Desirorsess, every afternoon OF u o'clock.
NETWORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT COM
~ PASY-The boat. Line Counecticut and Rip Van
Win el leave Pier River fco Of Wss for TROY
line tckeing by Railroad North and tsl DALi
Saturdays excepted att O'clock p N.
L'OR FORT LEE.-Steamer AMANDA WlNANIS,
the foo; Of sprnsEt EVERY DAY Sundays ineuded
% ~ and u aud sops AZ Ibirtyi oun-s
on tie a and "a p. up trps and down TIP leaves
Tor Lee 4 ll .. and p "a ttopilns al bans
Ferry lrd Pleasant Valley each way.
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Sales bp Aurtiott.


p. C. BrLKLEy Anctioneer.
4 UCTION SALE of valuable LOTS, fronting on
N Eghbave Central Park Eighty second and Eighty hrdsts
p BULkLEY will sell TUESDAY, June 49, at ~ O'CLOCK
the No III Broadway by order OF the RI
Of Jane Penhed IS Lots on lhth-ave be
second and Eghtythds,s Lots north side OF Eighty
Lots south side and north side Of EighyhIdH ID
rear Of avenue lots Maps al the Office. No 49Wsl. st
A. NJ MERwiS. AucroneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Nos ga and
I'D Geo Broadway, Of stbstSses Of Books Stationery
Picture. Works Art Fancy Good. Furniture he
FRIDAY EVENING JUNE u.s. AT y O'CLOCK
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS from Priyste Liorares
comprising variety; Of them very scarce Caa
lognes ready, and tho Books are OF exhibition.
Gro A. Auctioneer
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49s Broadway
I'D LEAyITT, sTREBElGH Co. successors to j. T. Cooley
CoxnesnKsrs SOLICITED ADVANCES MADE
DY JAMES NJ. MILLER
I'D SATURDAY, June is,
At O'clock the premises
finder the direction Of b. Lehngwen esq, Reteree)
FARM At Fs,tcheer Westchester County n y containing
,bou acres land situated both sides Of the old pososd
running White Plains This farm occupied
the time William Ssn, and situated shout
two Tuckahoe station the Harlem Railroad and
scarsdae station, the railroad and aout
road and about the city Upon this farm large man
variety OF ontbulding
.nabe for eeneman residence The land under high state OF
cultivation wooded and wered with peach and spps orchards
and variety Of nuit trees
Maps aud particulars at the ONCE.
CARRIAGES will be In waiting the seaIsda Station, H. r. r. to
convey passengers 70 and from the sale
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DY JAMES NJ. MILLER
ID SATURDAY, June 10,
HKSRY II. LEEDS Auetioneer.
HENRY II. LEEDS a. MINER Will sell by Auc-

HENRY II. LEEDS a. MINER will sell by Auc-
IL ton on
FRIDAY June u.s.
AtOl O'Clock No 10 wea Thirty near Finhave
GENfEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Ionsnins Of velvet
and Brussels psor suite OF crimson s brocsee satin
glasses and tables clock and msnte
ronzed chandeliers and fixtures center tables tne oil paint
inss. g., -
cravings Coles Voyage fLle
-ahosany book pier table worted broc cur
ans do dressing bureaus wardrobe desks bedsead me mat
suite mechan-
s black walnut tables
with including china glass and kitehen
Further particulars in the catalogue
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Ue0oirs CARDS. &r.

ALVIN. EvERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton.st.-
IA WEDDING CARDS and FINE sIAIloSEkE tEHselHsd
l3l5)
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DOR HAVANA DIRECT
Il Every WEDNESDAY, at ; O'Clock D.
From Pier No North River.
The Yves, India Mail steamship Com will dispatch the follow
Ing elegant weknown drwe steamships for Havana direct
EAGLE, Greene. Commander .................June ~
COLUMBIA, Barton Commander. II
MORO CASTLE Adams, Commander. ...........:.Ju
" No Bowling Green, n. y
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The Restless arrived At th. port 70 Day ron h
reports May ~ lat TO- long 81 @ having seen 'e'e "e
nj Parker dismasted and abandoned
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ss bills ofleing having heu Vs'e ehpie'se0 'heon "e
FsS freight or cabin p.s.sr. sppy tie Office q tn. Company
ccmp.1y No II Biosdssy ofSO rs Pssr'' sr No.
IT. x ss h. % TAsz LAY y y f
,.SSo e5:as 9assHo JOIN Zee 6 d rI xs
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
lns the United States Msis o.r,,,.v ,,.,,p =,
kIka spH jTSE 20
Ely os linz JuSE 70
.ss .sen ,aeeeednT SATURDAY WEDNESDAY. at noon
10" RAiGs OF PA P&ssEe SAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
sRsf FIl iSa' ''n. ssflS
T. 4:F:9: IS IS t. t. F hSSs.e
psssrs BY weSedsJ steamers Fin, CABIN 800 steess, $50
Passengers also forwarded 10 HAVE, Hamburg Bremen te al
st,sisss pas passage nom Liverpool ons.u.,own SO
Tss bought here BY PeI.on sending for Their irend'
' Jo SsTs'f DAEg s |. S Is ssve
ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND and
.s s a H 30 sd s gR Rs f : s.1 hGI
afsmSS,S the oe.Hs days at noon gss.y ss
xRheo,.. HrssI 4. GIDsDss.. sturdy. JOY 40
shzSS;. grsnI 4, ciD;Sls. s:'s.$:y. ssEt sss
PRICES o. 81 fi ASK & e' FH 'sf IN GOLD
Bb,t cabin. 50 Second eaein........ss5
Through tickets 70 London. s5eIuG
An ,Iperienced Surgeon N board.
The con psny responsible .sb.s unles,
blu Of H' having tue '''' 'cossfo s Sss@
Broadway
JAMES A. worToY Agent Hsue and FsIi.
U,HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
HERMANN. o. wenke master carving the United States
bremen peI foot o. IhHdt hopoStn on
SATURDAY June l6.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking
LONDON, HAyRE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
sus own7 rates payable god q 10 eosye'ni 81 Currency
cabin boo caba stI50 Storage 81 81
To followed Tie steamship HAksA, v obeTenccTP mAs
q Jane
bas bsssi ~ Massage sypy
OLLRICBs / Co. Nc " BTes6A
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!.
HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER will sell By Auc
ton SATURDAY June 49, at 10. oeloek thsb
room, No. 81 Libertyst,
Of assortment removed for convenience OF sale In
Guiding Diningro Library and Chamber Furniture
pets Mirrors Curtains. kc China Crockey Glassware
&c. Also. a assortment OF Kitchen Furniture.
Also, at II o'clock, In trout OF our saesroom,
HoRsEsA pair Of bay Horses about hands high Ave and x
old brothers. will In "A minutes stylish drivers In
double harness good saddle animals and perfectly gentle
black Mare hsnds3 inehes high perfectly sound single
double harness, and an excellent sad lie animal
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS-A straight itop Piston used
about times and In complete order; quarter
built by Wood Brothers light notop Wagon, built by NJ
Stevens Doctors Wagon In good orders top Buggy In coed
order; Coupe neal and In good order
HARNESsA double silver plated mounted IN good order set
silver plated single harness. set Of double Harness plain farh
Bridle Ac &c
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ADRIAN r. MULLER, Auclioneer =
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WAL
II NUT FURNITURE, PfANO.FORTE, &C.. AT AUCTION
ADRIAN H. MULLER PR WILKINS Co viii eel st suction
said consisting part Of
wood satin brocae rosewood panoiore q
by Hde eagee and bookcase mahogany sofa and
chairs hsclo,h black walnut extension table chamber furniture
In black and mahogany consisting Of bedeads bureaus
with marble spring and hair mAttrese bns
sells Wilton and Ingram carpets, ocloths t42ea)
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PRICE on PASSAGE. ~ O0Ln
TIAsI CABIN. = H sfcoNp CABIN He'
ilc.udos tshis wine Or effef
.1s stsausfs hoe do paseb-efs go
Passenger intending hest wis BE- lltned mere Win
AID their tl-g-e rhekfd 90 fss Al an
additional charge - for hrs and - Tor s,co.d cass
Medsoaf ancHcfros free n ci1rge
Dor further inornuktious rr y 20
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Chances for Business Hlen.
CHANCE for INVESTMENT.

VI DOTY'S WAGON JACK.
Approved by the American institute Farmers Club e. It's ,sso
held H. and specially commenced BY Messr koninon Son
Bergen and other prominent memoers Holds up nve h9nd
ponnds and costs Dollars Tip thing TO sell and hnn
led per cent profit Easily msd and large prohts b.
two four counties Hundred Dollar and have good bo,
mess Of your own Address WM NJ DoTi No. 81 CouItandt
New-Yo7k
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Copartnership Notices.

dhlS REWARD.-LOST at the Everett rooms
8 81 on the evening the 18th diam nd cluster RING III
will be paid any leaving said ring a. NO
Maden-lsne, third story J.. silIEs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-01

CANTERBURY.
Ccfner Pennsylvapia syenue and Ei1th street.
6tOB6I LEA Proprtetor
ORIGINAL NOVELTIES .
First week of the Nautical Drama of the
BEACON OF DEATH,
Introducing several Broad Sword Combats and ex.
citing Tableaux. The Black Tragedy of the
STRANGER,
by Mulligan and Ryman. The Ballet Divertisse-
BUREs's DREAM
by Miss Christine, Louisa Robinson, Fanny May
Ella Parker. N lie Viola, Lottis Langley. The
laughsble Sketch entitled
PETER PIPER PEPPER POrGE.
OTnELL0 IN RHYME
DELAHANTY AND WARD,
the Champion Clog Dancers. Entire change Of
LADIES MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
In rehearsal, a new locN drama entitled THE
FILIBUSTERS OF WASHINGTON CITY
BAs'oi pAs,srr bANJoH
Banjo instruction by CLARENCE PETERS,
formerly with the Dobson Bros, by new copy.
rfshted method. guarantee to learn the most un-
musical person to play enc more perfect tunes
the nrst Lesson, or no charge. Terms S5 and up-
wards. Office, 459 10th street, above Penn ave-
nue Refer, by permission, to John +. Ellis Esq
ja 19-st-
DR0fs. J. W. q n. p. KEEIs' DANCING
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TELEGRAMS, nc,

Galveston dates to the 27th have been re-
ceived. General Ortega, at San Antonio pub.
fishes a protest, as President Of the Supreme
Court ofthe Republic Of Mexico, against the
DEGREES of Juare2, aimed at Ortega, dated No
yember 8, 1865. The Galveston Cipiliou,s a
steady Union paper, denies the truth of the re-
ports circulated North about President John
sons brother being neglected by Texas sur
geons when he died OF an accidental wound
The other Galveston papers and Houston
papers also contradict these reports. The
Cirilian says all the delegates TO the Conven-
.ton.elect,as far as heard from, warmly support
President Johnson's policy. The election of
Judge Hancock, at Austin, over ex-6over-
nor Pease, is considered as sustaining the
PrPsidenu and opposing Governor Hamilton,
who is considered as more in accord with the
Radicals than with the President.
A special 70 the Herald from Toronto, has the
following: ga telegram from London says it is
understood dispatch from the frontier was
received last mig ht by the military authorities
containing news lusufying the placing of extra
guards on duty and calling for extraordinary
vigilance for some important event" A des-
patch went over the wires to Ottawa Tuesday,
proposing TO give information of the collecting z
of Fenians on the western frontier. a fellow
protesting TO be in General Sweeny's service
who was here last week, gave information that
SSweeny was organiT,ng for an attack on
Niagara frontier, and that he was sent by
Sweeny. lie returned to New York. He Is a
Canadian, and has served in the Southern
army.
The Galveston Bulletin of the 18th January
gives account Of desperate attempt of the
negro prisoners in the county Jail 10 escape.
The sheriff attempted to put some in irons,
when they attacked him with brickbats. A
guard of the Forty eighth Ohio was called in,
when the negroes also attacked them violently
with bricks. The ringleaders seized the SER
geants gun and tried to brain him with stone,
when the sergeant shet him dead. Two other
negroes were wounded, and, after a struggle.
the prisoners were secured.
Twenty thousand tons of Scranton coal sold
at auction yesterday, in New York, at the fol :
lowing rates, compared with the last sale:
Stove, rs cents higher; Egg 62 cents higher:
Chestnut, 40 cents lower; Crate, so cents lower:
Steamboat, 90 cents lower. Stove brought
S95i aS9 65; Egg, $3.50.
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Mr.. Stevens said he was satisfied in his own
mind with his authority that those were the
views of the President.
Mr.. Ingersoli asked for the authority.
MI Stevens-O! i cannot reveal TO the gen.
tleman all Of the secrets between the President
and myself :lGreat laughter.l But the Presi-
dent had nothing TO do with this amendment
The House, it il true, had sent the other Con-
stitutional Amendment 10 Mr.. Lincoln. who
had signed it, and modestly returned itto the
House, stating that he did not think that the
Constitution required his signature.
But while we sent IL, said Mr.. Stevens, TO
Mr.. Lincoln, we shoHld send no constitutional
amendment to Andrew Johnson. He then all
iuded TO Mr.. Raymond's speech, and declared
that the Southern States were belhgerent dur
Ing ,he war beyond doubt, the gentleman's
opinion 10 the contrary. He admired Mr. Ray
mond, who was powerful in assault and cum
nlng IN defence, and commanded his amiabili-
ty OF temper, but the softenIng of the brain was
sometimes taken for tenderness of the heart
DE quoted the conclusion Of Raymond's speech
Where ne spoke OF the rebel dead lying with
our own, and being the nations for eyermore
Mr.. Stevens said the gentleman had spoken of
the rebel dead with our own dead, who gave
up tnelr nyes at Gettysburg and the kindred
nelds OF the war. Instead of leaving them 10
rot m their dishonored graves, un went aud un-
sung, they are to be resurrected to the front
ranks OF The nation, and monuments erected TO
their memory.
He deemed such talk on the part of .,ks seu.
tieman as simply blasphemy, and If the spirits
of the dead could burst the cerements OF the
iohlo anu etoih lIOul RIdNcs. wrapped IN
their bloody shrouds, they would rebuke the
gentleman for such blasphemy until his eye
balls were scared.
Mr.. Raymond said that he spoke only OF the
courage OF the rebel soldiers, and did not claim
them as with the loyal dead.
Loud cries of '.question," ''question," came
from all parts of the Hall. The House then
proceeded to vote.
Mr.. Schenck offered his amendment basing
apportionment on votes, a substitute. 1t
was not agreed to-yeas 35, nays 1870.
The House then passed, by the requisite two
thirds vote, the Constitutional amendment lust
as it came from the Reconstruction Committee,
and given above in full. The yeas were 12O
and the nays 46.
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1Benjainin Phenney, wealthy Illinois
farmer was recently poisoned by his fifth
ayouns girl whom he had married but
six weeks before.
nHJ Ross Brown, the traveller, is doing SER
vice in he Arizona Volunteer militia
= R The Lynchburg Repl blican of Thursday
says:-The SEMI occasional train ON the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad continues 20 be
of some little accommodation to me public.
The train last night m ade narrow W escape from
arriving at the hour set down In the time table.
ga perfect carnival OF crime has broken
ont in Augusta, Ga 80 - -'Efsfr''T
The citizens Of Norfolk, Va. have held q
pubic meeting Tor ths purpose Of adopting
measures Tor the better -ee cn.ti.-- - H& and
property In The city, in y,ey801Up0y ~
@ isss acts lateiyt perpetfa1<DS$H Hh1h6wn 'ruf
mans. Is .tsss - sses ssk.S Ls.EFl% > >
arThey maaaeea<xvpopAf - CVnifornia-
military funeral, for ipsfQu1 Hlr tdfyfnx
the the.decessed5tAe<bnSd d6nsss0ap<4 Sefs-
IsIaN fssEsisIl1 sxss.s, ..s
small tlys.te nextte =. os1esse. snsh un.
,ssI fsss .ss - sssss ne nssr rsat rsadly
uarss4Snxpau er'bsau<tful estate lyi-s
Fau6u1(; - 1ye mffes from Mir
bsSotH ID ". Kfncheioe. - ~
ipg = Us was sold ~ - afr<
eiae (SAueh Tiffany, sss - ,ssss
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Financial and CommrrctaI.

The N. \ Iork Commercial of yesterday SAYS
Ihls morning stocks showed rather more
strength; though the improvement was spSs-
moole rather than real. Parties operating for
an advance bought heavily OF some Of the lead
Ing stocks, which produced a general rise OF
ally per cent. After the morning board the
real weakness Of the market was shown in a
decline on most OF the roads, nearly equal 70
the previous advance. The prevailing tone OF
tne market is too strongly bearish to admit OF
anything beyond brief slight Improvement In
prices; and yetnot so decidedly weak as 90 pre-
cipitaie any further decline. The Immediate
prospect would seem to favor a series of ups
and downs about equally balancing each
other; further developments Of the earnings OF
the roads may give a more decided tendency TO
prices; according to the character OF the re-
turns The bears appear to have very largely
covered their "shorts," thereby depriying
their opponents Of their chief reliance for en-
glneering an advance. Governments continue
extremely dull. THERE'S no disposition TO ex-
ehange securities. pending the uncertainty as
70 the action OF Congress upon the 'financ ce bill.
Sazes OF 1881 rose i; Seven-thirties are rather
hrmer. Gold mas taken a sharp turn down.
ward. The Government is supposed 20 be
again in the market a seller some large
amounts. having been thrown upon the mar
ket. Reports from Washington indicate that
there is more probability or the finance bill
being adopted in substantially the form gwen
il by Mr.. nlcC ullo o1, fhan has been generally
supposed This talso shas an important ten
dency 70 depress the premium The price de-
clined during the morning from the opening
utuItt sszasa rH-.
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AMUSEME ENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW rHEArKR,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Willards Hotel
LEONARD GBovER O0.....-.......-..Directors,
LEONARD 6RovER-....-o. d. HESS.
Open quarter to z; Performance quarter tos
THIS (Thur.day) EVENING, February,
The GREAT ExCELsIoR COMPANY will
appear for thi. night onl, in Judge Oonrsds great
h''- act Tragedy .! JACK o.pE;
world
Tomorrow night, Boucicsult's Beautiful Drama,
TIE TRIAL OF EFFE DEANS.
GERMAN OPERA.
LEONARD GROVER
The Director has the honor to announce the citi
zens Of Washington that a seasen limited to
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
Most Positively, will be givenby
Growers Grand German Opera Company,
AT GROWERS THEATER,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1856.
Presenting, in the most effective manner possible,
SIX OF THE FINEST OPERAS
Embraced In the extensive German repertoire.
As follows:
MONDAY, FEBRUARY
MARTHA.
TUESDAY, rEBRuARg
FAUST.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :,
FRA DIAVOI0
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
LES HUGUENoTS.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10,
DON GIOVANNI.
The Troupe has within the past three weeks been
called Io tine Wes, to Boston %SeIe under RE
thoroughly reorganized, and as is clearly proven
now In the most effective condition.
Embracing the
FIRST ARTIsTEs IN TEE ENTIRE WORLD.
ALSO. THE VERY CELEBRATED
WEISBADEN CHORUS,
man Continent. to which are added the best voice,
OF the German spera Chorus Of 1864 IS.
THE SALE OF SEATS FOR THE SEASON,
And three alternate nights only,
will commence TO DAY. at O'Clock a. m,
At the following prices:
Oreneetra Chalrs Tor u IL %
Dress Circle and Parquette, for season....-.. 20
Orchestra Chairs, fer three alternate nights 60
Dress Cirele and Parquette, for three SSfer-
This sale On 1clusiveIy will be continued until :
O'Clock Wednesday evening, 3st inst when il will
be definitely closed, and mere seats will be sold
at those prices
ON THE FOLLOWING MORNING.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1,
The sale for one or more single nights will com
mence, at the
FOLLOWING PRICES:
One Orchestra Chair for enc night 81 50
One seat in Dress or Parquette Circle....... %
Further particulars will be given in future an.
nouncements. ja3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-01
DR0fs. J. W. q n. p. KEEIs' DANCING
ACADEMY,
$3.50 PARKkRS HALL,
PennsylyaRia avenue, between 9th and 7th sts
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel

As our Winter Season is about to close those
wishing to Join our classes should avail sA
themselves Of this opportunity. And as -
during this qHanter preparations will be S9y9
made for oar Grand May Ball and Exhibi. -
ton all those desiring to take part the exercises
should lose no time In entering
Days and Hosvs OF Tstt,oa:
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, fromS to 5 OF clock.
For Gsntiepsn, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
:, kTlIets s,ysn 70 suit convenience of
Qifculars can be had at J r. Ellis'; Philip a
sclo.lnn,s, siSs; ;stsSslAnS a66rng the hours
The Hall can be rented for Balls ,sPasties. Sol.
ress, &c. on reasonable terms. - ss*~jaN-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-01

COMMEEGING MONDAY. JANUARY %,
FOURTH WEEK,
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
MATINEE EVERY AFTERNOON
s-.... THE GREAT ORIGINAL
MILT0NIAN TABLEAUX,
From London, England, illustrating Millions In
mortal Poem Of
PARADISE LOST,
OR TIE FALL OF MAN
ADMISSION ONLY 25 CENTS
Deserved SEATS so CENTS: for sale at RI
Hes N usic Store, No. 800 Penn avenue
Admission TO MatiDees, all parts Of the house, 25
CENTS. Children Is CENTS ia 29-st