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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

PRoFoUNp IGNORANCE or TINE
Pooh WnlrE Trash IN TIM
soUru.-Cap,. Randolph OF The Sd
(color.d) South Carolina Volunteers
relates a characteristic story OF pris.
oner OF war. exemplyfying the sublime
igHofance III which ii4e poor, nou->ias,
holding hles Of the soulil are steep
ed
Last Fel,uary. when the U,i cd
States troops penarnr 10 Jackson
,iile. Eta. ,onc Coa,dera.e soldiers
wcr. eapiurrl. A aoil,y crew They
wrrr. "hee picturesque variety "
ru-geiusss tore Il, re amt there some
indications o. ana al IA tliary style.
bul nHhiug % What c.iu d 10 called
uniform. Tao men claimrd exemp
ton I ON capture a. being 81, iiiaus
One 1t ihe tae owned d having been
Impressed iulo The c nic,i' rsie Army.
bul alleged that Is had gol bis dr.
charge and was j 81. Ian. /" IlpW
loiig we,e you a .tlAief asked Cap.
Randolph. " lame yeats" replied
Dr. prisoner. q 1 BE- Confederate Arm,
lias bgsu three years 10 he field, eh,
a.kea tar Captain. No" answered
lis cracks = bm was IN lle Stale d
ESQ ld4 service parl 81 The time.
Aaa 1.s1s ere Oh a soldier for + ior-
SIS Two sear.. ,ald hr ex-con-
u,i And hos long las this var
besa goi0g forward asked tie Cap
tain agsi8. Well. suppose gong on
lsscra gears, replied lhe psisoarr.
are }oa sare u ,hai, lis eapior ~
l0ircs Noa. hasa, kspl no -iricI
tally. said ihr fiaidlsn veteran, a bot
tia. | d. knou ---ania, urye b--en
hangia lie daraed AhIshuasls dam-
81 sigllt longer tine nor ihai-well,
Acsi, kong. kin rsmswterf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

SABgATH scHooL Norieg.--The Annual
Meeting Of tho Bennington County sabbath
School Uniun will 10 holden IN tie Baptist
Church Ut Nc,ah Bennington this week, com
meueing on Wednesday, 10 O'Clock, A. y :, aud
eoatipuiug through Wednesday and Thursday
-l3th AID ltlb. Able speakers from out Of
the State are engaged 70 address the meeting.
The Inequalities d the people of y. Benning
ton are freely extended to all strangers, pres
ei,t 81 the injecting, A fuii delegation from sv.
ery town aud every Sabbath School In ths
Coaaly, is mos! earnestly Inyasd-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

Ar meeting Of tas Dorset Soldisra' AiJi
scc,ety, held a. the Congregational farsOa-
ase last week, the ladies having eoAvlsl<a
their usual work for the soldiers. he oeE ;.
pany present turned their hand sSry quiet
y su' very effectively to the aid Is thu min
lister ani bis family. Al the ctss u thss
e'cotug The handaosac present Of sosrly Ssv.
enty h,e Dollars, he larger psrs l., a0nsy.
was len euh the family, g,yiAg ai~AA most
agreeable surprise, ADD the assurance ttat
considcr~te people viii ma brgs, ,AsiI pss-
tor 10 time which so scveEVy trsss,he psrse
Of a limited salary. Such an expression az
practical regard inspires hs hsa.a with
stronger affection for then. wlh deeper 10.
teresi in their welfare, and wah nsw seal /.
prove himself 20 good soldier Of the CrOas."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

MAsoSic.--At the regular communication
Of West River Lodge, No. 81, o. frsc and
Accepted Masons. held at Masonic Hall.
Londonderry, November, A. l.. 1853, the
following officers we're elected for the eusa-
iug year + W. Marsh. ", NJ; NJ D.
Whitman, S. w; d. a, Park j. W.; Geo.
Walker, Treasurer; " Marsh. Secretary !.
W. + Eddy, $ D.; II Barrett, J j H.
S;owell, Chaplain, J H. Harrington, l.. ".
Me,enJy. stewards; Silas Hhiihaa. Mar.
shali l., White, tyler.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

a WONDER OF WosDEps. Henry ConEsr
aud Samuel Duncan butchered COW for
ChaunoeyJ Hurd, Of Sandgaie, on the 18th
ult aud found q solid cake or lnass 81 tsl-
low around the right kidney. one third Iass-
or ihan y Lalf brshel. which weighed, after
the kidney was la4en out, Al lbs clear tai
low III o,heT 9lrts Of the COW vas veil
supplied with talow. Can the farmers Of
Vermont, oc any her STATE, beat that.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

tei B. ibs slave poser and 4 Ms
spurasd blm with unspeakabte epa.
tempt SloaA llc Desemmens 81
the United slaie- pisee u.rlf ia che
same a ua1s IL aeu'i a.e.l ~ same
fais a',d q, 3. stasl,d ~. err DE serl 1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

A NEoLfGrep Cotton. CoLD, or
soRE THROAT wh,eli might he ehet X
ed ~ simple remedy. like" Bro'ga :
Broaeiiat 7roehes, il allowed 10 pro-
gr'ss may terminate seriously.
For BgoNcnlTfs. AsTnNA. Ca
rAnnn. and Cyn,ulnpiise Coughs, -the
Tfoches" are n-ed with advantage, Civ.
iug oiienllmes immediate relief.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12
State Intelligence.
Joe. CnAnLs. DA,Is. fornerly .

Hos. CHARLEs DAVIS, formerly OF
Da4yille. IL THE state, died recently
4, Rockford, Ill lie ~ss formerly .
n.einber u the Caledonia bar, and vAs
nj yarioas times Judge ol Probate.
SAFES Attorney, Clerk and Member
Vi lbe House q Representatives lie
edited Tor Ii.as a paper ia 81 Johns
bury aud afterwards 10 Brooklyn. n.
7.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

Is another column We elose the testimony
when We Intended to publish ia the cass "
STATE vs. Costello -iar from nn accurate r.
tofl of The ease bat .unicieut 10 gy our read
49, 10 the Surrounding towns general knoNl.
edge u the nature Of tbs transaction. Had IL
not been iar ap u inspected disappointment N
regard u help IN The oace, our repor should
have been fuller and in better season.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

MtsoNIe'- ~! hs foloNing 0diee,s sers che-
sen nj the annual communication u : oeiAl
Lodge, No 90, +. "A NJ, Wilmington -
Charles n Davenport. W. NJ Charlie. G.
Haskell, 5. w. Samuel Clark. J. W, A. D.
Chills, Treasurer; WIN II Jones, Secretary I.
A. 7 Childs, $. b. Dan. NJ. Bs.ell. b.
lleman swift, Tyler.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

AmoSe tho re-snisiipents 10 Company @.
Isl ~ cavalry, under date u Dec. a0Ih, 1854,
We Had the following names John ". Van
deriip fred. VI Cock, Hiram ". Waters. We
tai Rheulo. Theron hose, wm. Z. Moncrisf.
stephen Clapp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

ACCIDENT Nr.. Vim. Beas, the wifs " ono
Of the euilssed men under the last ehll. read
log a. FACTORY Point, Was badly turned on
Friday last. by her dress accidentally taking
fire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

Ware informed By NJ Buriaeams and
Nc Walker shp we're n on .fanagb ~
week, ihai II ~ y ~ man aasat from tAa
town have stc $50 81 Z, 5ih So da5a-
padley so.a sGnpangi aa il'al teg HRfei
81 70 ieaye IAsielo.p lp-3ay = e iae 20
i.aeut.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

coSE s. BgnIos desire u cali attention IN
their advertisement this week, 10 their great
reductions 10 the price II Dress Goods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

IL There Is b. be Masonic Festival a. j.
v kslly's Ia Sunderland IN sbs essa-Fs O.
Jan goth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12
rHEMAScHEsTERJOUREAL
MANCHESTER VI

re~-o-s .Tanuery a. i-o-'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12

note ID the Border Siaies.
Gov. Seymour refers to +" wise
4 generou. policy" which might
have made ; the Senihern T. opie our
tr. nds. That "wisr and generou.
policy, a. be calls i. had fair trial bot
did noi gain II. mipy n nd-. No {.
withstand 2 lie rr-n q hi. exl,er
mcnt Cox Styno i- party
still cling lota iae0 ,ra SO ~
creased senefan"n.---i - sen r. ion
increasing in pr,pqr itn a. IL i'a.b d.
Is 10 subdpe tile ) nth hccome appa-
rent The Southern lcudei. have r.
pealedly proclaimed IN the most /.
eno manner possible their onaltefs'ble
determination never TO treat with the
North except upon the basis Of dis
union. baie thrown their lives their
energies and their p'operty into The
e,usr, have fought uaily % for three
years. and now Gov. seymour propo.
ses 10 csnciliaie Them, or. acM,ling 10
The rev word u his mes age l.aefy"
them. He has spoken sefi ~ord. Of
ll.em aud rec. ised frpm their leading
organ nothing bui seorn, eon;um y
and rsproaeh. He has bove " tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-19

ing the sufferers from their bed to G hnspital.
but 1t very properly provides that the hoases
NLsre this eTr,bie disease exists shall b. des-
lgnaito. Much Of this disease has been spread
oT cohva'escerts being allowed to lea We nos
i'ais " IN thsir clothes in fec ected with the dis
e@e. he thought the clothes should always
pcx hospital. ="
Mr. Ellis ssid thai as there seemed TO be some
shoiahee oI me tact, he would state that IL has
. n ye..1s past that no applicant should ea.
ter a school unless iii va sctuar.d
NJ. ;. f,fd moved an amendment that the
tGg lie display ed over the front door ~ the ras
Idel ce: which was adopted
u bill WIS passed.
.Iiet hair tMr. Barr ann ounced the follow
Commits OF Conference on the Fire denart-
nn' TT hIn-Messrs. Ellis, Canfel4, aud N D.
IaIier.
Iits % Teach rs Of the Public Schools-Nessrs
SEfpt ere. Moves, and Mctathrau.
On Washington and Alexandra Railroad
Mfssrs n. ID. amer and Moves
Mr., n. IL. LaIner moved taat the hiu IN rela
ton TO coal ashss he printed and made the spe-
ciaf crcer for Monday next; carried -
Adjourned. .ag-.. ..f
FOURTH WARD station CAsEs.-R Adams
fhorf as Wa hing1oo, .ioia'ins hack law; ar
rev tl:bIIegfr. .Ioi,n Tainsch, drunk and dis
orderly: H Alien. M arparet McNee, drunk: an
dismissed. ghu nousberty, selling LIQUOR un-
hcers. d. sses6. Jos. Poppeiess, drunk and
o'rO' ptf's 60 Oc- SDu Messy, DO. Z
. Meara, violating hack iaw; 81 cents J.
Blown. q: las olwril. Iof Pearton, Isegraud
Lucpet'. drunk; Sass each. Chas Hatch. as
sau1t ard hatttrv; rrn. Howard, yioIa ias
hack iaw; jor a b. sril g. N. II. Tower grand
larceDJ; jail for court Christina SiegsI, va
g:ancS; worshCTse. Chas Diico, VIM. HIg-
gins, fighting; locked sIi' hours. ID. j. NJ I'm.
ney. oit Derry; David Foley, drunk; miiitarv.
George 81 .klnnn and Rich'a IL. CLARK, druRk
and susi icioJs ebarae teIs; S253 each. Chas.
AieSart'cr, malicious mischief; dismissed.
Mary FlanntIS, DO All for court. Charles
stunt cisofU eI ", mel. arg. john Psytoa and-
Mary Faulkner, drank: d sr,isset Jos psu-
pelas. cnrrylng weapons. Also, assauit and
fattsrH; bail Jor court 3. Z. GoddarI, drunk
ard FroIaGe; S2.5S. Isaiah Jenkins. wasting
Potor &C watrr; dismissed. Park Dounelly,
diser6erly: ioc.ed nfrthree hours Nrn How.
ard. A. +. DAVIS, .iChn Howard and IRo. Page.
violating hack Jaw; dismissed. Mary Murthy
graz e larceny; q. Eliza Cunly, drunk: 10.
Ichn Cnnncr, rGrning hack on SUNDAY; - s..
John Msck!ec urdr, drunk $50. Patri I:
Riley, Trnpirc hack on Sunday; 81 s.. Also,
careless driving; dismissed. AbHer Trayers-
violating lack law; do. John johnson, Va
rrancr: do. Ca-harine Valentine. drunk; do.
James Rvar, drunk and disordarly: IS s. r.
r Ro in sen, do: do. Joaas p. Kent, do - So
Theodore Harris, drunk; s1.5s. Frank nc Der
mot, do; 90. John Robinson, assault and oat-
terry; taU for conTt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-19

Jay COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS,
No. A32 Fifteenth Street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES.
VOUCHERS, COIN,
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
We shall continue TO cell At PAk
until further notice,
THE Fix PER CENT BONDS
OF TIE UNITED STATES
FIVE TWENrIES,
psyahle In twenty years, and redeemsble At the
date. The unsold balance OF this loan is now
Less tian One Rtnd,sd Milli2rs Of lcllars,.
ana is being rapidly absorbed by home ard foreign
demand for Investment, and by the new National
Bank as basis for circulation. When ali sold, the
Bonds will, like the Seven -Thirtyp Loan, ad-
vance to handsome premium. As aq Investment
iSsr per Csxt. pc, 4nngm ~ Gold,
(paysbls semi-snnualyJ equivalent, at present
prices OF coin to 81
Nine pc, Cnt in Csrreney
,,nsa The G0nroN g2HDs tgsysb!s to bearer, sce
and the REG IsTE EKEb Bombs (psyabs to crdsr.
and t. miserable as bank stock, upon the books of
the Treasury, and therefore p-eferred Tor psrrna.
IN sus Of q ses1rs l9ss @ are sSsd
:. These bonds exem pt from all local tax arc
one half per cent TAX per pp1n the is 9y sna
wheE the income of the holder exseeds s$o0.'"'' y
UfcasGs ar Are furnished at pon
Tia may be desired concerniag this and her Gov
srnnsnt Loans and the organization of National
We keep on hand and for sale full supply of
ALL GOVERNMENT sEoUgIriEs
oe lo-oa JAY COOKE te CO.
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4 IA Us EMENTS.
GROWERS THE TEa.
Pc.sas3tzdntG Ausf,ue. ssear E'tllards- I9ot.t.
D;,..-z

NEVSsAo II kUfAE.- =. .Directnf
- FUR7DsY. ssa 10. 1854
seeoE6 time Il tais city Gf Tor, TsyIlss ,s;ta
sIic drama
fSE TioKEF OF LEAVE MAN
iP pr GciT atsst sen sy ar knorn
q 70 II cGaes6 Lg ylsy in the cities ofNSy fSrE
Eas+cL ana Pkii@dei ptis.
In the besustfuI lsn gussa o. the ae.orn ,Ii.ka1
District Ettotoey OF Sals q p, A 0sklay asi-~
The sy 70 ethiea!, ;" writes District at1o-nsy
a. Galley Hall ia is beilians criticism shat /
vikb sh philsnth op sts o. The dsy who 50 81 sgne-
f:tiJ n s.ees tie p ron Aid Society and W O so
20 paby leave the esse OF the rs uSlrd con fiat 70
h;s els, .ouid see TIE Ticket of Lssve aud ygac
set ns. The two sbesid run together IL, TITS c;ty
t&T beyond New Yesr ana ycu should not receive
your scEor' itch ct OF leave uu II every srsypsn
ard toy az tie Metropolitan Poltcs dist -ist lad
fetn the im mpersonafioR OF the scenes between
EIissfY snc eilic1akby.''
hnn ~ !, n n q. -
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gIDENoR osPIrAL,

vazfinssen IHfr&afy. which So 50 be- bsaefeia I
Sisters Of chsr ~ ft,e updet taksn 70 Is, ,ps
the pressing want Of sueh institution By tas ss
~ .Providenas Sospi' and i i,"itsa I sp .se
e:1rer gf Sscsnd street .ast and street south
fba building whish IS ls-ss sna .ommoiioas: ana p
every attention has ae4i ided in its construo
Estisets vi! Ss e.. ed into she wards a. So
aenss II sh: neaae'
tesscLs Cos ring p5.@te rosrns can be aecomnno-
Suitable vnrds hsva been provided for colorsd
TIE RuEsint and re et the sick will be undsr
,,l,s TIE felocrins-nan ID gentlemen compose the
DsE "a 81 :Ss
and 'sfb; sbv,soav coNsngr,re D spd y:
8 T:'hIsstos Y: a. Ne NJ ss5 Fs!,asa st.
Apple stioDs can t. made st the Hospital or to
either Of the above naD,ed Physicaus:
may occury private rooHs, rave the privilege Of
st,s1Si.g Ss, sss So "a, ts tss s,.,s 10 sn,
the eco ms OF sstussn "sHlsSsn s Ss en-
lsIeed to meet any possible demand.
ian:im SISTER MARY CARROLL Superior.
SoUARE AND OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
45a SEVENTH STREET.
Opposite Patent OH se.l
/ have Row in store q very large and SUPERB stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Picture aud Photog-apu
Frames, which / am selling at very low prices,
war; TantinP every Frame ID be Gilded with Gold
Leaf and Of the best workm anship,
also on hand, fns collection of
ToRRIGN AND DOMESTIC CARD FRAMES,
P1CTUKE CORDS, LOOPS, TAssELs,-
NAILS. RINGS, &c, &c.
Term eash, ROTHROOK
45C Seyenth street.
jal54 4w Opposite Patent once.
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ID LIC SALE OF LANDS
THE parrish OF ST. HELENA. BEAUFOB
uISTkICT. so III GARQLINA

Gdk PAtffH OF ST. II Ell ENA. BEAUFORT
DISTRICT, so TIL CAROLINA
Under ths direction and Instructions of the
President of the United States, issued of the date
ae for G5 ts the eose
tiop OF nirgst raSes in Insurrectionary Districts
app5o, ca June !, 1861 and Of the act ameadstory
& sr,m 1ae SAD sb fas SPPT9vsd F:Srosry g. s
Commissioners for tue District of South Caroliua.
x st the PaS
aforsssi9; ao in the owG Of s.auf9rt Parish ofst
commencing the. IRth day of February, lsii, AT
l09'cccS a. n of sail day. for the disposal IF the
following tracts or parcels of land wit:
On 81 HELENA ISLAND:
The Marion c. pin flacs ,:te Daniel Pope Place,
Sea Sea SD tn AZ EriPP pis:s Littswo5d Point
- Island. the Daihaw Inis ,s1d DithaT Point.
ON LADIES' ISLAND:
Bluff Farm, Palmetto island, the Wig Place
ike Joe Johnson Place, the Porter Place, Wood
h fne; sn Sss 9s pint Land
Bythewood Pine Land, the Sans Pire Land, and
States TO cut and remove the wood and timber
tLerefcom; without compensation to the owners
ON PORT RoYAL ISLAND:
=, The Henry Stewart Place, >pring Hill, Otaheite,
ann Pace fsiana tine tine
Llo,d Field, Murkle Bush the Retreat, the hills
2hs6 ssn n the sm R s s5
Woodward, Rice Park. The Campbell Pine Land
Woodland, and tie Pine Lsnd tract. excspt two
hundred acres of the same heretofore redeemed
from the tax sale By Prc1c-i A. Eu stis Hsrbor
islsni, Fripps 5 Island, and Capar's Island Tha
isst SIX tracts of land will be sold subject to the
right Of the United States to cut and remove tSe
wood and timber therefrom, without compensa-
ZION TO the owners.
The lands tn be sold comprehe nd IN aIl about
twenty rec THOUSAND acres. Trey are to be sold
III ivis ps or parcels not to exceed TIA rec nd rad
ami twenty ceres to any one purchaser Said ssIn
will not be kept oven longer t. an sixty DAYS from
he &C commencement Of the sams
AID we do lurther make known and declare that
Toe said lands will be fe. up for sale at one dollar
1rd twenty-five cents acre each and thst tha
same viii not be sold Unless the bids cd vance he
yopd that sum, aud tn when any tracts or ,ots
OF land have erected taereon dwelling houses
bar ns, and othtr out houses the same viii he an
praised at the cash value thereof aud in csse an
Of the said lots tracts Cf land on which the said
buildings are erected shsll fail, when ofered f,r
sale - aforesaid. to be bid up to . sum eaust To
le third part of the sppI a value thereof tba
same will be Withdrawn from this sale WV
|fe Commissioners reserve s single bid tn ha
publicly made by them, or by their AUTHORITY on
parcel tract of land offered for sale nj .ncb
they may deem eligi ble not less fban
one third of the appraised value.
Given under our hands, at the town of Beaufort
Aforesaid this 5th day Of December D. lsSs
A. d SMITH.
W. 4 WORDING,
WIN. HENRY BRISBANE,
.. Z. Direct Tax Com mmissiopers for the
ae io-iaW2m District OF South Carolina
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BOARDING.

A Few GENTLEMEN oAN BE ACCoaM)-
"A dated With elegant furnie he'd Rooms and irst-
sias. Board z. II 9ridse stl sst GseI ssta VI
Fas. Cars run by the coor 10 Washington Refer
encss Civ ed and reanrsd. ,.. 1a'S 3tN
A Fk@ PIRS sCLAsf BOARDEnS GAN BIZ
"A accommodated at 42t 'wantista a.ge9t c1rrer
CT Fha house mss all ths modern iEnprovsnensss
ia lS-tm~ ---
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EORS'8 NEW TkEATER

CANTERBURY HALL.
e Ass10 Z ESSAaEETTEEssEs5kkF: ESaETEss5kF:s rHssH.s. AsR
Eesr OF NAfsSSI sal aetscSoihsAa Hcssl..
sisAHTI6 Asssashy 81 EkENT ES.ssT
- MES sVA BRETT,
Tbs celebrates Operate Vocslist
MISS EREssfleR DzFAIBss,
MIS- RSssFiNB pEsAIBEs
The Lovely Danssuse and sor gstress.
ss ss: Esss. Esss: ard ard T: E: sa s sss 7
x.eAs. The aEsss sSw. .,s,oeian 4 Trie ea..os
ALE R2oU r. OF BEAUTY
rs.r e iptIs RICE sqsR = naa,s.s' aaa
MILE ernArbEss, 5n25 GLE tE0scnA 5sss CRIED, .s.
tbs CORPS I'APsIeus.
RiLls Y tlLisMs II LhSEMHsoSe' * GLsEnT GpL2ssSsELT'
In aao1ssoeS Bill of Novelties ro-nisst.
& L g &
p RoggrAR Z q FAMrE5 81 NAE5sEH sbsE arr.sseor
vAasETiEss vARiET.EsI
FRosrEkG FEM. AVENUE AID Ninth srs.
ENTT2:E NEW ELL TgIs WEEK.
MLLrEIINh NINDEb and MONa skpciSTIg
- GAaE. BALLET TS0UpE
OF Pretty Girls
IRE DRAMATIC ana PAITOMIEE TROUPE
- TIE GRKAT EEHIo2iAN COMPANY
Lee by frank ks ns and = White, and the
. orbie star G0rpbiuatioa,
n NEDN ESpAY AFrkRy0ON, LADIES'
>. MRTIEEE. -e ..sE
Friday at.arncep, Jan. q, st pm,
BH.EfIT -. ~ 81 g.
LAp1Bs' SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
& Fitz Sim mon q Gysat Drama in pre- paratiou
1aE SEEtETOS AoCUsAh;
THE aURDExERS FATE.
N which viii apptaS ths accomplished you ,s
MISS MAGGIE FRlHL ssu-as Is
TILE YARIETIEs-TRE DOUBLE SHOW A.
8 -srHAEer PRsCG. .--- Er Is
Adgission Is and go eents. Private 3oxss SIS
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family and News Journal
containing 8 greater variety o: interesting
Iess ing than can be found in any other, Is
pusiishs' o. Friday morning. ~
1t invariably contains the Washington
News" tsat has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulate SO generally throughout the
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