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CANTERBURY HALL
Louisiana Avsnue. near aaxth .sr..e.

SkAxN 46xSoO n Z AAAA,
Loaisiaas Avenue, near sixth street.
A BRILLIANT PERFoRMANcE.
TIE IAMENsE,
THE IMMENSE,
'0AsNe6'S eeo6s'SS,s.rrSs,,
Talented Avtsstss,
THE GREAT ETHfofIAN coxEbY.
VIRGINIA MUMMY, e.
VIRGINIA MUMMY, asa,
VIRGINIA MUMMY, 81
10 which "a
FRANK BROWER, f.
FRANK BROWER,
The FORREST q the Ethiopian Drama, will
appear IN h. s''eati aiScEs HSeSsi:s;S, ;S,Lur.
nG10O xcaA. DnvA1,
1hs Sweet Opsssss Bousstrss.
Ths most Deaaifal Dsassass on The 1serisas :.sse,
ri RsHSK INV wfHNHTs fSHIsHs 2
The Tslented Ethioptsn Comediao.
DICK PARKER,
The ws'hiDstoa f.yorits, yill a.sist Frank Brewer
THE copAF PAFeS 81 iER sERJfy h5T.s |. q. p...s.
MADRIGALs OF spHIN
the f.es yoios sss faSi, Prss The The Ess.Ds
Journals Of the dsy unts il pron9sneing
THE CANTERBURY,
The hrst Musio Hall Of the Age.
CROWDED HOUSkS;
Shonh Of Applause and Roar Of Laughter,
Tbs ManagerS are ever on the alert 10 secure the
best talent In the country.
THEY KNOW NO LIMITS,
THEY FEAR NO OPPOSITION
They manage for the pablo TASTE
aTNo psrsoa Leaves ths Hall apd regrets hi, mo.
ney and tius spent there. q -
Doom open at 1.l Perfb' nance at 81 O'Clock.
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Sabbath sohsols.

Al istsrsslina Injecting Of the efTcers and
tsschsrs Of the various Sabbath schools Of dif
fercnt denominations of this oity was held last
nondAy evening, the following schools being
Foundry. iw....n pr.Ioy,.r,.S,s NV York
rs rrss:soy.sIiss: Wesley 0hsps!i PlstSher Chapel,
i%,n rsnrth Prs:byts.!an, nsthoaiss Protestant
is!ian. waugh Chapel, SssSodis, N PsotsstSSy; tUy
(Nayy Yardl. Baptist (havy lYnydi, :. HI lBap.
tst, Slxh Presbyterian, Seventh NsSet Pres
bytsrian, Providence a.. E.) ChApSl, Young
Mems Christian Association, Mission Nh, II.
Union Chapel, and Calvary Mission.
Tho Island schools were not represented, for
the reason that the "Island euDday School
Unioun wnstn session The saDe'Highs. 80
hr. =. 4. norsell was chosen pfesidsnt, and
~. O. Q; Wisht wss. sppolnted seorstsry.
solved that an anniversary csls6ration should
be held during. tie month Of Nay. Instead Of
. procession, the city is TO be divided into n
least four school districts. The following gen.
uemen were appointed committee Of arrange.
msuts, and TO communicate the same to The
respective supsrtntondents Of schoolsi EGtfeet
Baptist, ~. HaZnesl Union, NJ. T. p. Morgan;
trinity, NJ. =: y; 'Bfndleyl 1ethot!st Protest:
theran. NJ. Rock; Sixth Pr hytsrisn, Nr. N.
Bradley; East Baptist, kr. Riohards. III
On motion. Il was resok ! that the proceed,
ings Of this meeting be- considered q TIE rom!
lar meeting Of the Sunday School Union OF
Washington" and IL ooastitution, &o., oontin.
ned to govern the, society. The dsliberstious
throughout ware harnouious, and about ten
pollock the meeting closed By singins tie
|. bensdiction from Rsv. n. Buusr 81 the E IL.
IN ornn Church. 'T-l E1fIE77S I'D .'I-'lt
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AFTERNOON ENTER TAINMENT

NJ ICNINOON GN En- WITVWCNI ]
For Ladies' and Families, On : .l..
WEDNESDAY, h SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
stS O'Clock, .
when lavish distribution Of ELEGANT PRES.
ENTS d made: Rioh aad cestly JsvslPy. BOoks,
Toys, Fancy Articles. s1S SILVER CAKE BAS.
n. Admissicu % cents Children 10 cents.
rMu Cobb, No sci * street, rtcsiyed spleu.
did 81, Silver Cake Basket, April 10th
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Deaths sf iIeIdisrs.

The following named soldiers Of tho army
have died since our last report: -, -
Corporal Franets Gssr, Tadspspdsnt cavalry
Sor5csir Ees.t. nsssn;' company H. FinA
Stephen Coekinshan. company p, One iHun.
I. NaaeAev Lsrnihhess, COMPANY o, Ffty sixth
John Rend. One Hundred and Fihh Now
Caleb Alvsnsns oonpsny F. Sixth U. 8. cav.
(, John ". B.boook. company A, Second Bsr-
dams 6harpshootArs. -. n
John HOaiand. OO@pany Q, Ninety first psna-
ssausi Tyler, company q, Fourth aiosig.n.
join eyer company q, First New jersey
Henry Banker. company .. Third New York
cavalry. iieE ,iE
ADrsm Bean. company B, Ninety -anh Nov
. Casr,ss mont, company A. NiDstyAtA,rd NM
, Petsr Arnold, company A. Indspspdsnt Bat.
?; Doonslly, company B, si,.y.nin.h New
v,s H;c n.o o,s:p y:1s COMPANY r. One Hundred and
RslAtivss OF dscssssd .so,diers osn be fur.
nished with all the information they desire In
relation to the burial place Of their friends,
&o, BY calling on ]. ". Plant, Government
undds5taksr, d Als Seventh street, between @
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Orunk.

u, .iqs y Eysn 1 \ sssup: .s ,s .s1 q ths Ens.a!
to got hinsslf inty . high atAts Of sxtatic non.
sense and noise. He was arrested by oficsr
Hannah ysstsrdsy, On the charge OF being
drunk, TO-, and taken before iJustios Walter,
Cendsnt Of ths irish bard, OFiynn, who, In Sis
rage, bsosuss sid OF. would not let him into
some place Of amusement, lot out on the door.
keeper in the following style; "What pity
hell. gate was not kept BY 0'Flynn, tor the
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

- Phetevraphs 'snd Amssstyp,s seall
sa.ss AZ tsasa g NV pin o,ly f.oya y ~.
''ss'sAsfT T'"" gssm ~
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~ We are pleased % ealI th, asts asien
0ae Seventh street four deos seevs DJaT There 4 c
other plac. In this city where 90 bsauaifsI Photo
much polltspss . Sh6rn 70 custonsn :.
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Whitshurss, No. 4s4 Psna. AvsArs, Z

ylt WhitShuTss, No. 4SA Fem. AveAns, !" .
d selling original cartes de uisite photographs
Of 0snsfxis Scott, RcCleian, Wool, Bank, 1rs.
mont, Butsr, and others. Our likeness Of
ncClellan is the latest published, and b con.
sdersd the best IN existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and wstsr oolors. Also portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention of military men
q called TO our hiIlisngth isttsrtypss, for send.
ing bS mall a. 'le tn1 dsojl q
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Al Indiana Hospital, (Potaa O6gos,) Washing
lon, D. q, April 10. w..
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Ms.ting oftAs Dsar6 er Csauissisnsrs
under The Enaaeipatie Aes.


the act Of Congress, Of the lsth OF April, 1857,
entitled "xn act for the roloaso Of Oertnin bSr.
sons held 10 service or labor III the District oI
Columbia, - consisting OF Messrs. 3. r. vinton,
Danisl R, Goodlos. and Horatio King, nat ID
the Grand Jury room Of the City Hall, on Non.
WIN. R. Woodward, Elq., IVES slsctsAp Clerk
for the Board, and amer he transaseaon Of
;Ni,s other preliminary businsA. ths Board "a.
TUESDAY, 29rH.--Mst In the Grand Jary room
~ II O'Clock. NJ. Henry Olive was elected
Messenger for the Board. "a .I.f III.
The hrst petition hled wns that Of Nr. John
Harry, and the second OF ". y. Kibbsy, Esq.
During the morning some thirty or iorty per.
tho mode q procedure. fSs DSifd has pre-
pared pr0per blanks, which are 70 BE- nlled up
by xpplicsnts, and will be ready 10 distribute
to them In y few days.
Under the lsw. psrsons claiming .Sonpen.a.
circuit court Of this District, statement, in
writing, setting forth tho nAnes, agos, ssx, and
particular descriptions Of thspersons fbr whom
they claim compensation, within twenty days,
or such time IS the Comu!ssioners may limit.
the act, they must present % ths Ccnnission
ers their petitions, In writing, "vSfthsd by oath
or affirmation setting forth tie naiass, ssss, and
personal dssoriptieA OF suoh peranas, the man.
oaim, and any fAots toushing The vslue thereof,
and declaring his sllsgtiacs 70 The 0ovsrluent
Of the United Ststes, and that be has not borne
arIns against the United States dutins The pre-.
fort thereto.U tW',I ~ g,.T
The Board has petitiensd Tor he use Of tho
City Council chamber, which was granted at the
last meeting Of the Common Ooaeoil; but - re-
pairs are now In progress In that room, the
Commissicnsrs YIN hold their sssdions. .fSr the
present, in the Grand Jury rsom. =. 'sIN
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a smhsy 1s~aas esryassM Ara is.
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EOR sALE.--ansli BRICK HOUSE, No. A4s
4u a. ;;;s c. s:s' ''sA F 's.' .as.s. -sv e a g.
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ID r!shs = 9 Rspsd fw Arsbsss
0esssis, q Esiseusa ApvR 10.

Al 8as~al HoPGsi, (zaaiaetow,) WasAiaoto~
d. q, Apeu i8. =
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MAY II E . TIvA L i.

A LII THE BEST COOKING Stoves,
"A TABLE CuTLRRY, AND
~ &c. uOUSBkE1FlNo ARIlOLES,
Camp Furniture ana tn vsss, . 3 had Of
2 HE % bisoW. n. 6ABEOvER,
nS e-eD ,yi1 al Ma "a 0svsaAA araaA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23
A GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT
Running the Gauntlet of the
Forts.
Destruction OF the Rebel Boats
ReZOU .NeiU Orleans.

ELEVEN REBEL VESSELS DESTROYED.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-05-23

We'll executed counterfeit 500 notes
on the Allegheny Bank, Pittsburg, are in
circulation.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27
FROM CHARLESTOWN, VA.

4 correspondent of the New York World,
in giving 4 long description of the doings
of the Federal army i'll aud about Charles
town, Va. says:
I'm affair in which the Maryland rcgi-
mcnt were taken prisoners mus, be men
ti'ued. They were advancing. and came
uton what they surpassed to be TWO com
panics Of Confederate cavalry. They
opened IRE upon them. doing some dam
age. when the cavalry charged upon them
and took The greater part ot them prison
er> The Confederate cavalry proved TO
hav, bcen the Michigan Wolverines -
Some of our solli,rs cvil, ntly think
they are III the encmy's country. and
hare perfect right to replcn>h their
honCly fare with Snch luxur;rs a. the
farms in the vicinity afford. I can't say
.ha, such dcrredarions have been b. all '
means general, but one man at whose
residence | spent half AZ hour, and who
keeps about dozen negroes and we'll
stocked farm. Informed me that u de-
scent was made by-(i will not name
the rrgimc't. and twenty five hogs.
ten sheep. several cattle hundred chick
ems. and lots of turkeys. &c.. w.re arpro-
pria'cd without ceremony. in spite of the
protests made by their owner. 1t is
bur just TO say that a guard was afterwa rds
placed to protect Linn from :v.;L... .yss,-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27

OF the kinI- The old gentleman was
without doubt, of Southern sympa,hies.
aud some members of his family wi,b,u,
ong douia
Tine daughter, an animated snarkl;ny
Southern lass, Of whom very innoccn,ly
inquired if all the yonng men in the conn.
try had not been Impressed into the Gun.
federate service & then understood that d
shaye been sLe easel answered With !
asligAt Favor of indi - IA. ;a,.les.l,
they bave not, for they all volunteered. y
passed printing odice in Chs rlcs,own
where the Iiryi"ia Free Press had been
published until the recent approach Of ou.
army, and found quantity Of type scat.
'ere! in the street aud on the sidewalks.
On inquiry | asccr.ainel thu. the publish
er had been strongly in favor of the Union
as long as his personal safety would ALLOW
~ such Course, and since then his posi-
tiJn has been as near that Of neutrality as
could possibly be maintained. II. has
been injured to the amount Of abou,
81 900.
The churches were all occupied by the
Federal forces. which is source of the
greatest annoyance to disloyal Charles
town. When Sabbath came the churches
were very carefully cleaned aud prepar,
cd for worship; but no congregation as
mb!cd.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27

How IILALrn BEiGnTENs Tnl>Gs.-
God has So knit the mind and body TO-.
gethcr, that they ac, and react upon each
other Who has not felt that the state of
health gives c".orirIg to everything that
happens to him: On: man. whose health
is depressed, sees his own frcsid", that
used 10 burn So chrerly. only covered with
gloom a,rl sadness Another, of brigh,
and joyous mir':, in the fall ,igsr OF
health. will g" forth. and the very dcscr,
to that mans eyes will rejoice and til,
very wilderness TO his view will blossom a
the rosc, and The sa,l'ics. strains in nature
will sound 70 him the nos: joyous aud
brilliant. y sufferer goes out ana looks
on nature. and it's roses are all become
thorns. it. ,nyrtics all look like briars, and
Eden itself seems like y desert, and the
sweetest ninstrclsy Of the grove aud the
forest sounds To him like wild and wall
ing minor running through all the souads
uf nature.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27
SAINT MARY7S BEACON
II PUBLISHED EVERY THrEsDAY BY
J.F. KING. & JAMES S. DOWNS.

TENS OF SrnsCRIPTIox.-Sl so per an
mum. {" he paid within six months. No
subscription will be received f,r a short
or period than six months. and no paper
j." discontinued until AL arr"arages are
laid, except ut the option Of the publish
trs.
TERMS OF ApvERrrsIxn.-Sl per
square or the first insertion. and -
c's. for every subsequent Insertion =
Twclvolincs of less constitute square,
il th" number Or Insertions be not marked
on the advertisement it will be publish,
ed until fo' bid, and charged accordingly
A liberal dc iuction made 10 those who
avertiS" Ly the year
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27
From the Napoleon (Ohi") Southwest
POST TIE kOOkSI

TIL" first year "f the Republican Ad-
mlaistration was brought to close on
Monday. March 4,h and We rr"ro to
post the book. AMI sec how matters stand.
Instead of th" good time" promised III.
people hy the Republican party. s> the re-
suit of Llnc"lns election. we have
ES- \ divided Union.
Z<- y tl"ody and drva>ting Civil War.
ES y Bankrupt Treasury
E< y daily expenditure Of So. On0 .0cO
II y National Debt al $500, 900 900.
ZF~ Direct Taxsti"n
It- \ Natinua! Bank.
r. The prices of all kinds Of produce
down
G<t- Til" price Of everything VIC have
to buy. up
Thes" sfc Lincoin 'imcs--y-.. Black
Republican times. What great sin has
the American people c"rnmitrrd that tho
Almighty has visited His wrath UPON the
Nation in tuch q terrible nnntr!
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27
From the Snow Hill lMd Shield.
ANNEXATION OF VIRGINIA
COUNTIES TO MARYLAND.

To our attentive correspondent at New
Town We aie indebted for the follow ing
l:.'portan, intelligence:
New Town. March :.
Mr. Elitor-I rccciv. i To- day a letter
from Dr. g. Watson dated at Mount;
Oregon, Acc"mac Co., Va in which he
Informed me of bill having passed the
Virginia Assembly, bordering vote, on
tn" 18th of thi, month. of Accomac aud
Northampton counties for anncxation t"
Maryland"
lie also informs me TINT he got "char-
ter for our Eastern Shore Railroad" and
express the hope that We may do all We
can to Influence the Maryland Railroad
Company to take hold of the enterprise.
The Importance "f this undertaking 2
cannot be too highly considered, com
mandlng. as it should. the vital interest of
an cnterprising aud business section of the
State. hope you will tax. occasion at
an earl Y date, t" speak Of the advantages
that would accrue from this movement, in
your much read and widely circulated pa
per.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27

A STRANGE DEE.M Old Sqnris ". -
an h. ncrt, jnvial soul with few rrliginus
scru; les fond OF hearty laugh or goni
joke at any time lie relate, the follow
ing on himself as an actual orcur.nce -
One night. boys had v"ry a,raugc.
dram. | though, | was ab"n, to get To-
Heaven. A long Ialler. like Jacoh',
reached from the ground toward. ii
good place" aud j, WAS "n this ladder
that | went up, When r-ach"d tho t"u
| f"ul"l a space q: seven nr right intcrvrI,-
ing bctwccn the lat round ani the c.lr.-
til gate. c"ul.l src within. a.d c.,
glilns.s Of the fine thirrs inside. Peter
s'o'"i at the cnlrancc hr lc4ir,l c,rr--
rcach' d o'it his hand aud told me 10 mako
a big jump did jump. boy. AID go, oi.e
of ih; d--ics, falls you ever heard Of
for found snysclf >pra~Iiug on h. a..n.
having jumprd out Of bed while Va. try
ing +" jump int" heaven"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27

TnE MooH's INFLUENCE oy RAIN -
From the comparison of series of obscr-
vatio,,s, continued for twcnty-cight years
at Munich, Stuttgard. and .Aug-burg ~
Professor Srhublcr, it appears that the
maximum numbrr "f rainy days takes
,,lace br:wcrn the fist quarter and the
Hcw IuN"n.
The number OF rainy days in the last o.
thrs" intervals j. 10 that IN The frs, a. SOC
to $40. err in round numbers as I" o.
And this prop"r;i"n Is MT only true Of the
tweniy-yrars taknn together. but also Of
the seIaratr groups "f four tears which
give analogous numbers: We therefore c"n-
cludc that it rnir.s more frequently durin.
the wa;,e of the moon. The results main
tanned hy Schubl.r received support from
Il ~rri''s IF observations mail. by Phil
g.a.u. -; f.-n.a. -.>ctcnt!Gc -iinc' teaa.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27
Very respectfully.

We trust that what is irrshadowed IL,
the above communications will he accom-
plishcd. and also be acceptable to our poo
pie; and that 10 effort will be spared OF,
the part of the citizcns Of Maryla land to as
sure our n,ighbors of the Eastern Shore
of Virginia OF the pleasure we would have
in receiving them into our Common
wealth. DR.. Watson deserves The highcs,
consideration f'.r his public spirit. and ".
trust will receive IA satisfactory reward
from his pc"plc for his zeal i'll promoting
their interests. We feel that himself and
the frirnds Of this movement merit our cs-
tccm and, in exact proportion. deserve
our aid
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27

WHOLESOME ADVICE For Il: of ill.-
ness, count the tcklings Of clock for AN
hour. DO this, and you vii. be- glad ~
pull OF your coat the nrX,. and work lik.
Il negro.
For fit If "xtravsgauce and f.llv, 90
to the worS-h"u>t, or speak with tho
wretchcd and ragged inmates of i jai!,
and you will hs. convinced,
Whh makes his he'd of hriur aid thorn.
Must be con;eG, 10 lie i"rlurn.
For fit Of ambition, - into church.
yard. and read III" gravc-.tcne.: they will
tell J ou the end of AMBITION Th. grav.
vii! soon be your .d-cliambcr. the earth
your pillow, corruption your father. and
the worm your m"tEIcr aid sister.
For fit Of reFining. look about fur the
halt and the tlinG. and visit the bc.i-rid-
den, ant afflicted. and drrsng.d: aud
they will max" you ashamed Of eUis,plain-
i"g of your lighter afiiic.inn..
For u lit Of l,.>pon.irncy look On the
good things which God has given yon in
ihi> world, and a; these which ho baa
promised to his followers in the next; he
whu goes into his garden to look f,r cob
webs and spiders. nn doubt will fina
them; while he who look. for G,wcr n,sy
return to hi. house with ole blooming in
his bosom.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-03-27
No Il
ISLAND NO. 10.

Ihis now somewhat famous Tsiar.i. m
may be seen by referring to any pno.l
map. Is situated in the corner Of that
bend OF the Mississippi river which
touches the border. Of Tennessee, 8 few
mics fur;her up the rirer than New
Madrid. although nearly southwest at
that point. IL is located about two hun.
] dred and forty miles from St. J4os.is. an.l
a1s.s hilxlzsaf!A - fton.. .,,oln-.
f'tIeans. The elevation of9fba river s 3
this point is about two hundred feet above
the level OF the delta, or its mouth. Tho
average depth Of the water at this poiu. j.
from ninety to one hundred and twenty
fcet, and the breadth of the stream, from,
main land TO main land, about nine hum
arcd yards The current runs by the is
land at 4 moderately fast rate. and With
the power Of the three rivcrs-M Mississppi.
Missouri and Ohio--combincd. The is
land IS near the southern, of what might
be termed the eastern, bank Of the river.
huf, at tins point, the stream varies from
ITS southern course. and iurus abruptly 10
the northwest, leaving this island in the
southern ang lr Of the bend 1t IS about
forty five miles. hy the course of the river
south of Columbus. and about 26 mills
from Hickman 1t is near Ohicnyi.le. /.
was said that The Confederate force in oc-
cupatlon of the Island numbered - .OOn
men, and that nil the heavy ordnance FROM
Columbus had te,n mounted on the for
tlflcstions OH the Island. Tie chief of
these were on the Kentucky side Of the L.
land. All Of rhc Confederate transports
were lying at the foot of the leland Their
rlE'r force consisted of five gunboats and
floating battery.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-15

Look out for Burglars. 1t does seem as IL
the police of our city ought to be able to ferret out
the persons who have been, at short intervals
committing burglary and robbery in our midst toi
long time past. The 'atoa cases Of this kind
were perpetrated on Tuesday night last. Three
residences-SamI Hale's Dr. Fairs aud o. s
Head's-were seyerally entered and robbea OF
valuables, without alarming the inmates.
AT Mr.. Hale's, we understand that silver ware
to the amount of $50 was taken. AtDr. Fairs all
the plate was taken. At Mr. Heads a gold watch
and some jewery were taken.
1t is time some effective measures were taken to
put stop to this nuisance. Nobody is safe from
these depredatiors, II they have anything worth
taking and this state Of things has existed nearly
all the past winter, and many of our citizens have
suffered severely from the robberies We are not
aware that any special movement has been made
by our city authorities to arrest and bring to pun
ishmeut the perpetrators.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-15
aub.cr,re for Them.-sIr. JoaS Go

Subscribe for Tbem.-Mr. joan Corr
Agent, is in this city and county, TO canvass fol
subscribers to three or four popular works, solo
only on subscription. These are
l. Illustrated LIFE 0f Washington, by Rev. j. I
Headey-This work has been prepared with
much care for historical accuracy, and is a com
pend of the history Of the country. 1t is pro
fusely and beautifully illustrated, and bound in
very elegant style.
i. SacreL Hlslory Al tie Palriorchs ami the
Prophets, beautifully Illustrated, and printed
and bound in very fine style. This is work
that should be in every family,
Mr. Golf has the agency also Of some lesser
works We commend TO such Of our citizens in
city and country as wish to obtain these really
valuable and desirable works.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-15
TVHE DAY SCHOOL BELL!

! the Day School Bella new Singing Book for Day
Schools, called the "Day School Be is ready.
about 200 pages of choice Songs Solos Rounds
them written expressly for this work. besides 80
the Elements of Music. The Elements easy and
progressive, that ordinary teachers will find themselves
entirely successful in insructng young scholars
to sing correctly and scientifically, while the tunes and
words embracing such variety oflvey attractive and
soul stirring music and sentiment, that trouble will be
exp erenced inducing all beginners go with zeal
in acquiring skill in of the most health giving beau
tymproviDg, happinessy yielding, and order-producing
exercises schoolfe. In simplicity ofits Elements, in
variety, and adoption of music, and in excellence and
number of its ongs original selected and adapted, it
claims by much to excel all competitors 1t viii be found
to be the best book issued for Semnares ACADEMIES
ard Public Schools. Afew sample pages Of the Elements
Tunes and Songs, given in circular; send and get
one II composed by Horace Waters, author of ab
bath School Bells" Nos. and O. which have had the
enormous sale of 655 600 copies Price, paper 20
cents-S15 per 1907 bound, 80 cents-$22 per 100. %
copies furnished at the 100 price. Mailed free at the
tail price.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-15

a successful Frip.-The Fred Hill, Capt
AcKgRuAS, arrived in our harbor on Tuesday
,ast after an expeditions and profitable trip tt
Buffalo. She left Milwaukee on the 22d of April
with cargo OIL 600 bushels Of wheat, at Is cts
per bush, and returns with a cargo of coal and
salt. having been gone just 81 days. This is the
first "trip Of the Fred Hill under her new owners
fine CAPTAINS Ackerman and r. b. Towsee. May
She have the same run of luck all summer, She
IS loading this morning at the Peir Company