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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
FILE T Oh Err HoUs E,

L e T OH Err HoUs E.,
ST. CLOUD -: MINI. =
uAvING purchased the building former
I'll ly knownas the "American House."
Washington avenue, have improved the
entire establishment in a most thorough
manner, adding many means Of accommo-
iation and comfort
The E.lev.lac1. House :
is now open for tho reception Of travellers
and boarders, and the Proprietor has made
such arrangements as will enable him to
ensure the comfort Of all who'may stop
with him.
The location is convenient and pleasant,
and in a central portion Of the city.
No pains or expense will be spared to
furnish
50 s-r-'
THE BLES
with all that this market affords; while
guests will receive every attention.
Commodious "StAbling is attached, to &C
commodatc those having teams.
Daily and tri weekly stages can be taEen
from this house to any point in the State.
THOS, FLETCHER.
St. Cloud. Aug. Goth, 1868 vGnl8-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

Saxony, Fur and Cloth Hats, Seal, Nu-
tria, Plush and Cloth Caps, sc.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
Trunks, Satchcls, Blankets, &c.
Boots and Shoes.

\ good assortment Of Mems and Boys
Boots, Ladies', Misses and Chi;dren's
Shoes and Ea,morals, Buffalo and Cloti.
Hvershoes, Lace Moccasins, Oil Tanned
Boots, Sc.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

Business and Over Coats, Pants, Vests,
un.lsrshirts and Drawers, Gray and Fancy
Wool Overshir.s, Jackets, Buck Mitts,
Gloves, Gauntlets, Sc.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

Hosiery and Gloves, Ladies' Merino
Vests and Drawers, Wool Hoods, Nubias,
&c.. SC.
Bonnet Ribbons, Ruches and Flowers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
SLEEPING CARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philad'a q, New York and Baltimore
F'reights.

BAGGAGE CHECKED 1UROEGH IND
IRA NSEERRED FREE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

Ladies Cloths, Fur Victorines and Capes,
Misses Ermine Vitsorines and ralmas.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Not the Least Interesting in the Fair.
large banner, with appropriate inscription. marks
this stand which extends along the whole length OF the
left side OF the first section Of the building The nscrip
to the effect that the contributions there displayed
from the Metropolitan police Of New York. amounting
in the aggregate 20 the sum OF - 900 This
tion comprises the stalls OF Mrs. w. II. Mcvickar and
Mrs J. X. Warren who win offer for sale all kinds OF
gentlemens furnishing The assortment they have
on hand is large and complete in every department OF
masculine necessities In this probationary e Mrs. Sid
ney Ashore takes charge OF the lower end Of the STALL
where she displays collection Of cunning toys
that win the little to open their eyes and the
'.parents' - purse at the time The contributions
Of the Metropolitan police worthy Of all
or the decorations OF this section only say that
they gotten up with great taste and elegance On either
side Of the stall pastoral piece Is hung curious.
ly worked in CLOTH representing woods, streams.
flowers, &C. The eject In the distance is enchanting,
especially under the influence OF the lights which fash
from above through calcium conductors and other bril-
liant refecors grand pavilion OF American flags covers
the whole sand in which have the usual ornamental
tion or rifles. bayone, trumpets swords, shining
teens &c. The arms OF Rhcde Island stand out boldly
relief in the CENTRE and look proudly down upon the
gay scene below
The New York herald., 1864-04-04


Tho Roman Department s one Of the most intsrsss'as
in tho Fair and sorry that n ths hrst nosiss
We are unable to give . detailed account 4 shs
articles which will be exhibited and sold there OwG
TO some unfortunate msshsn0s shs buk Of The astcsD
have not yet hand, and slight delay viii CO.
ssquenty take place in tie arrangemsuts q this saA
The DECORATIONS are. however, In very forward ssass
Mr. Lamb, church decorator, has had charge H ~
arrangements having volunteered his services for ~
purpose The centre piece y which tne sys % nrss
Festooued around the portrait the axs OF the Pap
States Suspended above she portrait " shield bearing
the Papal arms ana insignia OF the Pope, whiee
ground They consist OF the keys and tiara Surmount
ing tho whole H. . nne gilt eagle. On tha
left hand side altar to the Virgin. IL D -
rich workmanship and is made OF buernut and bia0n
Lamb 10 is valued NJ one hundred and nfty dollars TAe
remaining contributions from loyal Americans RESI-
ding in Rome. Miss Cushman has = volume Of Rreee
value, containing copies o. Canovss works THIS So
for Women at the Cooper Institute. From American -
lists residing In Rome about thirty paintings have bese
received OF wkseh extended notice will given In
future accounts The contributions of Roman and Etru
jewelry Also very and valuable. DEstre1o
and CssteRnt Roman jewellers, have been liberal co..
trbutors 10 tbs fsis large collection Of very valus
bic photographs has been forwarded " Mr.. No
Pherson. Ths most unique contribution, however,
consists OF thirty.sSx and fo1 crucinxea,
which have beea blessed by tho rope, An1
have the consular seal attached In attssaton of IL
ngton and Mr.. Ives sends part OF his contributes
. bust OF Hen william II. seward. Mr.. Montague Hane
ley and Ws Foley have contributed rich marbls
statuary and bas reefs The other articles are ~ .
ngs and swcry; but owing 10 the circumstances nsa
toned above We unable to notice then in dstas
The various articles being arranged under the super
ntendenee OF Mrs. X H. plschford and other ladies -
m iticr.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

Printing Presses, steam EngSnss, 30.
This department Is furnished With some OF the AneSt
specimens Of mechanical ART which have ever placed
on exhibition 10 this country and viii no doubt Be one OF
the principal poias Of attraction long - The Fsr con-
,nuss Tbs department " numbered sixty three, ana
situated Fifteenth street, in ,be rear Of the main
building On visiting this branch OF the Fair satar
day, ANAL army OF mechanics we're found busi5 en-
gagged arranging all sorts Of machines from the mnia
steam engine mp 10 ibe mammoth machine OF modern
days 10 consequence Of The ucsmensy Of the weather
however the department only about half filled with
the articles intended for erhlstoa ana ~ much more
ara expected 70 arrive iu tho building before the
formal opening. The department 10 thirty seven fce,
vide and one hundred and atty fssl long, sud s uoder
charge OF Mr. Joseph Belknap The following 10 llss cf
the mach hes In the building on rslerday.-- n
Ropers hot air cnsine, splendid spscpsn ct mccsas
i,ai skill.
A splendid moulding machine
a hoe pf ntlng press.
number Of small sscsg eosees, cs-.t.nsse " sbs Psy
pine hand lathe,
shaping mschre.
Az Austsn's en- v0aisg press
double twenty horse pSwer oeoliIAt.ns aasiss
AConiuct stevens rssspt sss /punnp.
william se-eHa patsot sicsm ana hand ppixr con
biDed
J. y Roots psscot arm crt,ns, and patent twcsty
boyes power stessa spe,ps
bo'aupg v.sins, and = ouiphw p miniature ma
ehsas
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

sadss-s, Brides, spurs and Otasr Herss
.Trsppinss.

rhis booth adjoining retail Boot and 5hos DsparN
ment, and Is beautifully decorated me. drapsry y
tsstev disposed around shs top Of the wood wcrkths
American nag occupying she most prominent place. ana
ssvsr Gags representing army and navy handsons
iy sssonsd along the ceiling forming, with the dscors
ticpa of the neignboriug boshs, one unbroksu iiue
nsttsssi oolors aSrsnge1 with such unifovnNy -
Mrs y =. Thompson has the general supsrvsiou q thxs
stand sssIsted ~ several other laiss, whe have be
uHrssieng thsr Ators 70 render this stand, poGe
cssirous q SSs PARK, who intend 20 shiss = ssv
equIpagss during We coming wnmer. Win hsre
ssA "a sbs srappnss and snbellishnssis ssssssssY
out win bs consasrsd popular unless the bsssess -
besa purchased she great Pair. Oss avsos aduoas
20 purchase this stys q goods At she fsir =, th.s -
prlcss VIII b no higher than - ssy sshsr setissh.e
considsrssicn, tsw any, who require articles q thh -
scrpston, win nail 70 purchase. be goods that ere hese
sssfss icr sale are q the chsIcss Kind, having -
OF the celebrated nrns Of the cy VITO have sas
trouble sxpsuss IN producing some OF shs Dees
specimess u asshp 70 b found this ooatssaa
ash a. ths sSssrscuJ sSsl bonner q Lsac sas, sss
ordered run of tsppngs ter h Yelsbrstse ssazAl
aad that ali the fasncsabis dsnzens ofh aud Madk@
= no rvsd reason doast H. the stock wI 70 -
ssvsssl times rsvsnshsd dssisr tue ccntnusDcs c -
yaAv.
number of army crcers IN the cty besdol ssvcss
others who will forward theiv orders. dysrmine6
that shall moDcpciiyc an the nue huSs 70 b
fouad IN suoa preius'ca - shis sssssv, have msds
| suit before reiuruIng 70 edmpsiw she euS
4 thrssning tc ths rctes. which viii rostcvv
| pcaoe ~ the country, aDd render be holding "
whsl osccr mounted ,n ssaSd, purc,sssa !. .Ap lsat
tution would any ossrgcncy tuU, his bach Ne
ssAsssea yssss, Y 'aen % WA ~ ~aaaG ~ ~
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

other = basss follow In the order o. prcmIucncs
THOR arc as fslows-
esrusss AsnurA~.
rosr posALDsos ~icxsrrno.
rou nvneos INV oRIrAu
roxr ROYAL ncANoAK
snmoa. CHATTANOOGA
ne are wrought with different c ,lored immor.
S.s Ss:s .sa ws yellow sss
white no the edsct bong VERY hDe aud when lighted
che ,smrc are oesrsu, ~ sns nesr ,rrors
.ase draped Ard bordered with moss. eversrceas
40 ncwsn .ea which reflect the graceful and
temple There also beautif and Antique urrs.
nlsd With fragrant flowers stsodg beneath The columns
ensct The Only articles exhibition Ia the temple
aftfnciai and wax flowers, alt Of and reautilui
SHAPE aud form, and of every known species and hue
The temple was escu on saturday object OF great
attraction. especially 70 the military who watched the
the OF oa,i es began appear let
ter after letter. The ladies' all times ready to honor
the brave de cnders OF the nations hunor we're more nan
usually psessed delight pessure which besmed
faces the braves they spoke OF this that
battle 10 which they had fought end surrounded With
gsrded and the high and sacred rcposcd them
may wol ihe eaect OF eeyating their minds and
feelings not only u the camp bns on field. tend
tng ia tho future 10 acts OF mercy and humanity.
Shiuc mart al faith, courtes, 8 high star,
Through ali wreckui that cloud the brow Of
Throughout tho day tho ladies' Of the Floral COMMITTEES
worked assduousiy snd unremtsingiy. arranging bou.
ques and fest ons for the great opening supsrinteudng
ing The whole Of che doccrations Rapidly order wss
evolved from chaos and when the evening gas was
lighted throughout the building may without invidi-
be said that the attractive object
room was The temple dedicated 70 Fiora whose rroduo
tons
Roturncd the sweets by nature given
In softcst incense back TO Heaven.
Tho massive transverse supports Of tho building.
tending in either direction from tho temple oned
along chc whole length ~ cvergreens. while nowers
wrestbed In various ancifui forms pendant there
from. This department Of the exhibition though occupy
ing the floor o. the building greater space than al
lowed TO nauy Other departments adds In consequence OF
the heighth of the temple, with its many symmetrical
columns and the Tom 10 Of Liberty reaching 70 the roof
far beyond any othor to the general effect.
From tho orchestra gallery temple
indeed magnhcent, the lights from the roof falling
the large nirrors. In which reflected the moving
forms OF the ladies' they still hurried thor preparA
tions presented ensnbe which viii be admired for
many evening come. The ladies OF the committee
Mesdames Belts Stevens, Rowland Colby Buchanan,
0allaton schurz Thorndke Gray. Suydam, Potter and
Buchanan other young ladies will be in attendance from
day 70 day disposiug Of the articles for sale.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
cH1LpREx,s CLOTHING AND FANCY ARnsLRs

Contrfbuttons from the Broadway "a
bernaelc.
STAND NO. a.
Table No. 43 Is presided By committee Of lAdis
from the Broadway Tabernacle (ssv. Dr.. ThcmpsentD
the articles displayed upon having been furnished ~
the members OF the church and congregation. ~
goods consist mainly Of chdrens apparel and articles
vrtu, which laid out With the taste and cuaaaG
that only the fair sex exercise The enclosure =
beautifully decorated. and will doubt be rssdsrs1
douty attractive 70 gentlemen who mayhot b -
srous Of purchasing baby wearing apparel By tho ~
ming and fascinating smiles o beautiful mothers aod ma
rageabie daughters. Indeed 10 TO be hoped that ~
rich old BACHELORS whose pockets will bs thiokiy Moa4
with greenbncks who may visit this and similar tabiao
will adopt the theory Of Hibernian frsnd vho, ehsa
and asked he used sugar, replied, Jst smile In 1t. ~
darn and that will do BY slight stretch OF The -.
specimens OF humanity when asked 10 purchase these
useful and necessary articles By the blooming fair ad,ss
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

E~giaes, Hose Carriages. Oii Paintings
end Fancy Goods.
STAND NO. S0.
Situated 10 the aorthssss corner Of the main ediacs
sos Of sbs prscpa features OF the exhibition and which
reflects gres. credit upcp those gentlemen who have had
che management o the soAir. For display, elegant
aaneutstioo asd general interest," there IL nothing
surpass e. The stand sixty feet in lsngth, and covered
with canopy or Gags reaching % the roof o. the build
tsx Al ornamental front hangs down 70 within SIX feet
r ths count~ and befe The brave hretnen have out
dens tbss ssssb5srs n poai of design aud striking
sJsct.
Tss apsx o. lAs rsnt Is ernsnsnsed vish hoos, lad.
ssrs srvses brass pipes lanterns and bose arranged 10
s,os . mssssv a. W rsprssesi tbs r'sag snn. trdsr'
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
seventh Precinct Police.
STAND 20. IL.

The articles for sale on this stand are OF
cnaracer and have been contributed By the wives and
friends Of the member, Of this precinct. Among the most
attractive articles the tea table,
with complete set Of china knives forks, napkin rings,
&C., TO match &rGe quantity of toilet articles, perfume
ry, &C. and Lllpuan hook and ladder truck, carved
cut of solid pisce OF wooc, by officer wism Lucas.
THIS little article cost Mr.. Ircaa two years labor and
9 wonderful piece Of Ingenuity, industry and perseve-
rance. Mrs. Captain Iamsoa is cnairwoman Of the
ladies' COMMITTEE will be assisted 10 her labors by
Mrs. Sergeant Buckmar and Mrs. Sergeant Babcock
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTa9M
Tho Metal, Hardware, So.


STAND NO. s.
Room No. Sis nothing loss than large he0ge
furnishing store, whore every conceivable vtsasa -
quired by the housekecper be obtained a. reascas0
retail prices. Il Is called " The Messl, Hardware anA
House Furnishing Department" Over the sntvaaos - ~
spacious apartment there is unique ssn, tho iess =
the words house furnishing beug accurate reprsssata
tions Of articles used In household operations, while ~
interior is tassefuy festooned with nags Not ony hav
materials requisite furnishing very large stors
been presented manufacturers IN New York and sis
where. but tho large Of fifteen thousand dollars ha
been collected BY them and transmitted 10 the TrsAures
OF the Fair. IL would Oil nearly . whole page q.
tho HERALD TO enumerate all tho articles exr
posed for salo 10 this store. Suffice II " cay 49,
all the young married couples who may enter ~
holy bands of wedock during tho progress OF the Fair w0
intend To furnish their brown stone fronts land who
doesut aspire 10 occupy In those shoddy timest
will every useful and ornamental article in the house
furnishing part OF the building They invest In hobby
horsos rofrgcators water coolers plated cover dsha
ten sets cutlery preserve ars bird cages cap stosa
platform and family scales, Kitchen iinen and 10 shert,
everything from the poker which Bddy wields with -
much dignity among the pots and kotes 70 the pc'ishl
sword which. trust Is 70 win signal Union ycscros
the hand Of sklfui leader Of our gallant soldiers. We
must omit to state that very handscme plated chan.
deer, worth $500, presented by awei known
fncturer or this class OF goods.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

La aass' ard Chsiasom's Usdse sssrmssts,
Wscaisn Oisthsmg, Sse.
Rssm No, y asted up "a gsrssop and passiacest
rlyls, under uss suspioss G sovess a shs most dst,s
auNhed ladies' oonscoscd win she pair. nts dovotet "
thss,poaaJ orsdisa and aiarw's sntS O,ssass 'sces
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

- tglnaasOA ~ aeG1xs y sxprem uksir tnlsStee
ass = Csnpsnv 4. fusssy AssseA rsgsnsat (Css1~ln
fswussal,. ~ psrtsIcs - sAsr rssu wAioh -
been recsasiy astsA - ~ tAsa a n expssss q w
thousand dsSars Ts aA1tusaais dsoorsGlsss naxs D
Ne ladies' IN the sAsps q nAss, haaassns iargs ws
Tor tbs costly part Of the stock. oasAAsssa
seess and othsr atss.vs features reader the apars
tAs sais Of @sssSan1ss Deus.ions Or srciss sas.Ss
for ths department have bcen soue from Inndou rro
and ot.ss parts q Europe wo untersssaA she. Mo
adiss = ewsieotoa, whose names could not % esrssA
Inc Adles q Rbinebeot well reprcsensee % ia
doaation which should be credit to thcm that thss
were nss oonteut 70 furnish articles which thc go
specimens 10 ouhancc the value of their s 70 the -
Over the entrance tet M gas With tins insoripAea.
"Iageris. drsped with the 6ass Of four natieus. d.
STAND NO ~.
Table forty osr e enclosed In bsausisay ornamssteS
bsosh. ovsr which s Al Inscription N large sosd iss,c
"Chiidrea's Clothing." surrounded ~ American oASA
Here large assortment of ohildress and yoSths oasA
wearing apparel expessd fsr saie, which have hsss
donated By many Of tho leading ready msds oothtae
essabshmonss ef the city large roe curtain u sss
poslsa as the roar Of ths bsoth, bshind which ~
youthful purchasers oaa retire 10 try % thss
pantaiesns jackets and ovsrooass, andshs seoe ssee
AG y has been arranged that clerk frsm each =
The esabshmcu>s who have contributed 70 this sass
viii 10 attendance each day wait upon tho eustomer
and tboss who may ce like patronzlns tls depariuene
will be attended 70 with much patience and ausbi ~
thsy might expect ~ any q tAe taiiorlng seable
meats Ia ths city Tho yae Of tho goods 1oaAt&a ~ ~
and another table opposite. oontainiDg ohldrens eO0
articles 10 description. of which u gssa ebewAerebs
amouas tsartsea thousand dohars AeuId tho ssnei
already furnished moot With sfpeedy sale the estasas
meuts who shown much liberaiity uts vAeuaee
contribution will reponsh Il whenever oaliol up0e ~ -
and II Is reasonable 70 infer that msrchants u ssA
departments VIII fellow thsir illustrioss exanpls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27

MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLs-Pulsuant TO adjournment the day
before, the Board OF Trustees assembled IT the
Aldermen's chamber, i'll the City Hall, At four
O'Clock yesterday.
Mr.. Welsh, president pro TEN, called the
meeting to order, and announced that the bust
ness upon which they were called 10 act was the
report of the committee appointed to visit the
schools, inspect the roll hooks, &c, and report
such matters in connection with the system of
keeping the records, reports, and such amend
ments OF the rules as they considered of van
tage 10 the schools.
Mr. Rhees, from the committee, reported the
result Of the inspections A number of the
schools Were highly compllmented for the
manner in which the records mad been kent:
Others were not so iayoraby mentioned in this
respect. The committee also reported several
bla, forms tor future use in the schools and
su- gested additional rules.
j motion of Mr.. Wight, the report was ac.
CeIJed.
Inc first recommendation of the committee.
q blank form of a register was laid before the
board, and on motion of MIR. Wight tha form
was adopted. and the committee authorized to
have suft1cient number printed for the use OF
The teachers.
The second was blank form OF a monthly
repert which was considered, and decided to
DE- an Important improvement Upon motion
o' MI Miller, the committee was authorized
10 nay an ample supply LOT the use of the
The ADDITIONAL rules PROMISED vvers q ruIs
specifying the duties of the committee on the
Teachers In titute; aud a rule granting adj
NllONdl powers t' tue committee on school.
houses. This part of the report lies over mill
The next meeting of the board.
Mr. Rhees presented, on behalf of the De-
PaItment of Education OF Upper Canada, sew
eral blanks in use IN that department, and
moved their acceptance, with the thanks of
ms board: which was agreed TO.
The blanks of the Canadian Department
We're an annual report OF a school OF 6S pupils.
ne teachers salary being S2SS per annum.
ans report includes LIS items. with blank
column Tor each. The school register, another
FORM, IL d rather I'm wieldy volume, the filling
on tne oiahAs m which Is q task to be accom-
phsheo only oy patience and perse verance by
any one uhaccnstomed to the work, and to be
lainiiaI win ~ requires the teachers especial
aiehtlon. Those teachers of our schools who
mo iauIt with the blanks 10 be filled In the
rouune OF their duties, would never ha ner
suaded TO adopt ths Canadian blanks for
canadian pay N Washington
MI Knees called up the amendmanfs To thu
rules presented st former meetine and tn
amendments we're adopted unanimozsI, W
ahr Wilson offered q resolution an hSyri,f, .,
the committee the annual rap,ri ~ ha .e
. an engraving OF the Tallsch Bu,Idiry ~
pared, 10 be published in the next annn,tt &c
port, the necessary expenses to he maid On, q,
the contingent fund of this Board yyninS 80, %
adopted, and the Board adjourned. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27

New Styles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress.
Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests.
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c: &c.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock Of Men IS
gance of style variety and excel of fabric and
faithfulness Of manufacture. has not been sur
market
Those in search of Clothing for Gentlemen 3 and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock, We say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also. an extensive assortment of Gentlemen g
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything aeces-
sary for a complete outfit.
&C lO-8ms Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

FoRD's TREATkR evening Will oe
presented Shakspeare's HISTORICAL trag1 ~ 9th
t,Richard III 10 which Junius Brutus BOOM
appears as Richard, Duke OF Gloster, ana MSS
Alice Gray as Queen Elizabeth To- ,,,hs~
evening, farewell benefit OF MI. boo!n, 49,
he will appear in his great character OF MAC
hath Mr X Roberts, the eminent tragedian,
is engaged for Monday night
GpovpR,s THEAvKR-Dan Setchell appears
tonight, for the first time IN thls city IN the
80 hnrIesous entitled "Po-C Ca Hon Tas :"
Mr. lanes Dunn has been engaged expressly
for the Character OF Captain John Smith. Mr..
SetcheII will appear as John Peter Pillicoddy,
-, the Iaughable farce of "Poor Pillicoddy."
CANTKRBURY.-CheTy Belle is still the at
1rartion at the Canterbury in the pantomime
entitled "Don Juan, the Libertine." With the
preal cast OF characters in this favorite play it
IS impossible to fail in the attempt to amuse
zne audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-27

DR.. DUPoars sugsr-coated Female Regulating
Pills the gerry best in They operate speedily
and sfectirely, and fbeing sugar coated create
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial o.
these Pills will prove their. superiority ousv all
others. Price 81 box. Sold by 20. @ Ford corner
18th street and Pa. avenue Was binstou, and Henry
Cook, AleXRpdris jA6-ly