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ADJUSTMENTS.
6ROVER,s rHEATER.

GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Ay., NEAR WILLARDs HOTEL:
THIS Tuesday, EVENING. May 3, 1884,,
GRE akEAF ri Tfi the
MR. E. L. DAXESPnRT .sH ERS fnRRpS hf y. wALLAok'
The performance will commence with Tom Tay
,o' . 's.'si!rl "a sTfIR Rles ewSrERs # RUN DEEP,
Presenting the following admirable cast of char
X.n.eh 49,. .-.-....; John Milam.y
NJ, NJ d1s,hsa,y Hs.kslsX
70 Conclude with wilkes, thrilling 1s romantic
pay IN three istsi scifP fPtiilfa HTkffRs ri
Mr. L Davenport. 49,. Seguin
Fhe aansser is pleased to announce that qdia Mr'
Wallack will comply with the requests made to
him. and will repeat IA AS ETfst impers0nati0n of
TO morrow (wednesda " Evening, when the entire
OLIVER TWIST.
Including the Great Last Scene, which was una
voidably omitted on Saturday evening last.
FORD's NEW THEATER,
. Tss1H STREET.. ABOVE PEsssrLvAsIA AVENUE.
/. ... LAST THREE NIGHTS
EDWIN qFoRREsT
Who vi Fhis nRPsfrE ffaesa.y, EVENING, Mays.
o. ''ef u sPARTACUs,
THE GLADIATOR.
Phaserius-..---. .-.-.....--.-. Mr. McCnlloueh
senona. Miss ai Alice q allsn arsp
Tomorrow siss sfHsat tn,or e GRAY,
w;say - cEa6s,o III soLDiEks iDAueHrEe, T.. o
And the 'm'siPEE sKEFSHEs fsdif s. IN INDIA,
IN which the Siss Sigs'?5 stsxS fsl?s'tS Benin,
Having kindly sarLY SALT 'sfscf sck4dap xl spps'F "
And sing As7 WH8ck fhyS5iss ko%- s6R5 B BE- DOW.
Thnrsday+-,Edwin Forrest will appear, for the
n'ss n '"s IN 1cl,ptsVs cAfts sal4sfRc1Us,
In shakspeares ooR1o1.yus,
READ1Nss FROM
SOME OF THE BEST AUTHORS,
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Seventh street, above D, Washington, DC,
THURSDAY EVENING, May 5, 1854,
EUGGNE AHERN
SELECTIONS.
Paradise and the Peri; Lsla Rookie Moore
The Men who Feli at baltimore .....J. W; Ferney
Spartacus to the Gladiators at Capua Kellogg
TTTenty aesrs Ago--..'.- Anonymous
The Ksrsmanian Exile. From the
M. VItomsn; .'....'----J U. Mangan
Doers open at clock commencing at 8 clock.
Cards of admission, 81 cents. my 3-3t'
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AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE L CO., Auetioassrs.

RY J. @. MCGUIRE CO., AuettoResrs.
TWo PRAMB HOUSES AND LOTS ON FOUR:
LoT
SRI iriss ss hf!.
g s'yfRRtt6 FRtssS1f isi5ss AFTERNOON, Ma, 49, At "
s and n &. orssr
named By virtue q 2 decree Of the supreme Court
81 r. ana ssn
s j. sS S sai ss
ing 62 feet on Four and half street, west aide,
sssss s.l II ss sns a sss Ss
dwelling houses, to be sold separately.
Part of squsre No. 81. beginning st the end Of 81
feet inches from the northeast corner Of an
said rss e
sspss ssasa Of
ing 81 feet inches from the northwest corner and
ssns. i.ss ssssss as Inches
thence west rs feet to the beginning, together with
dwelling house fronting On seventh street eat.
near l. street south ~ 4 ...s t..t 1IElIni- : -
Lots No. 2.s, 4 S, and g. in Square No. ss., front
ing ssspssye|y ua & on Eleventh
proved with . handsome brick dwelling hou se,
with back buildings, stable carriage houses, dc.,
n three
WR ' ssd
Irnstses e, The purchaser to have the option of
Conveysnces and revenue stamps at the cost of
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Ave
dAyf thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost of the defaufting pur-
Shasss on one weeks notice in the National Intel
shS: s'S; aAesssss 4 esSs.ssh, rrass..s.
ap.2-eoda ds i tHSs; %oeHfkR fKsRt1o oo, Ane..
RYJ. c. MoGI IRE CO., Auctioneers.
TRTsTEEss Es, sAdsoP sAdsSG ,yALUABLE IMPROVED
s. ga Eo' c
street, between Sixth and Sc vsnth streets east,
On TUES TGssbHT SS'0Pr 'a0PPrERNooN May H. a.
O'clock on On the g premises, commepsing and fol.
decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District of COL
umbia sitting in chancery passed on the 9Th day Of
IN Esn Mst ss
defend ants No l46 we shall Sc the north half Of
inches on Second street east at the Of south
street at its Intersection M g. @ with Pennsylvania
'B Bef Ids bWsins
House, With fine store attached
s ths On as Of s
6stTen Eth and Sixth streets east sub
esst Capitol and south streets. '0'' fronting on
NJ dmmediatey H1 after lots No ls and H. in square
an
back lSa feet inch to Df2ot alley. Lot II is inn
proved wish small frame Dwelling House.
in square No 696 fronting 231s feet on First street
east, between south and streets. and extend
Tern s: One third in SSH the residue in three
equal instalme nts' at six. twelve, and eighteen
shall give notes secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustees, The purchaser to have the option of
+. ,ConVeyances and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaser
If the terms OF sale not complied with in i've
days thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to
re-seilat the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur
chaser. -,
E. G. MORGAN, Trustees,
A. THOS. BRADLEY,
ap.2i-eod& Dis j. @. Mc9 UIRE & Co.. Aucts.
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METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PKAHsVLvARIA AVENUE AND ELEvREFH STREET
r. GARDINER b H. ENOCHs.. .Prop-istors
PROF. HOLDEN Musical Direct

METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PROF. HOLDEN - Musical Director
VXL
GRAND COM MBINATIONl
DOUBLE COMPANY Z,
hrS' week Mss %Sfs NELLIE TAYLOR,
the beautiful and accomplished Vocalist; acknowi-
edged by the Press and Public X G of the pre-
fession. sIr..
the inimitable Comic Vocalist and Comedian, in
his new, original and local Songs -
JOE CHILDS, e.
the greatest Clog Dancer before the public.
LEON BERGER,
the American Warbler.
HARRY ENoCHs
will see that q see the dark side of the picturo
And the shaking Of the sides by the coadjutor Of
The a''fe's'' CHARLIE pETRIE,
form an important feature.
GUNBOAT MINSTRELS,
who have been engaged at great expense, for two
SIG. CONSTANTINE
GREAT BALLEfTn fnG pIvERr1sEMENr. "
~ ~ LAsfcILfANl emitted
Ar}s a,tfR hksIh EflsEs lhsEEsH,
fa Miss sAt,L1E wEsNER,
MISS MOLLIE LANE.
W. BARTHOLOMEU
WILLIAM SCOTT.
LEW BRIMMER
the whole faRsfsEF Rsa!sF tss asp BEST COMPANY
ever produced in the city; the performance con-
THE Old FOX
AND MATINEE
OnSATURDAY AFTERNOON AT On O'CLOCK.
with the whole strength of the COMPANY.
Admission Is and 80 cents. Private Boxes So
and 80. my 2-lw
VARIETIES: VARIETIES!
MUSIC HALL AND THEATER
FRONTING PENSsRLyAkIA y AyEHgE Ninth STREET
The ILLUMINATED AMUSEMENT TEMPLE
Rl1z sasoss Stage Manager and Adysrtiseefrs Adgalssefs
SPLENDID ov ALTON To-NIGHTt
The Great Comic Pantomimist,
Is: ssAEs1T,: ssAAEEss11TF, ,.5::ss:: 55:s: MAFsIFF;; MhAAFFsFIF;
Li2s ina WE Windssi,, DEL, Mr. NJ Hfii, srn.
"ff fsnny Nay Nay Mr.. Thempson,
Kitty Lee. Mr. Bloodgood,
Maggie Vernon, Mr.. Francis,
annie of NIX. MCGUIRE barry
AGRAND COMIC PANTOMIME, SONGS. -
DANCES, NEGRO ACTS, &c
"WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
LADIES' AND CLERKS LEVEE.
Admission % and 80 cents; private boxes IS.
Performance at in the evening,
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,

EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
John F. Poole 3 Prize Drama of the
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
..-s' MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
IS f.. MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
Or, THE WRECK OF LIFEl
On, THE WRECK OF LIFE: "a"
Or, THE WRECK OF LIFEl
which received the premium of
.r FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
From the American Theater, New York, and the
right of playing it in Washington purchased by
Geo. Lea, exclusively for the Canterbury.
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FROM GEN. BANKS, ARMY.

FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.
1t has Fallen Back to AlexaAdYis-Fhe
Late Battle-6en. Banks Claims a Vie.
tory-CommunIcatien Opened with Gen !.
Steele.
CHICAGO, May 2.-The Tribune pubbshas a
telegram from the mouth Of the Red nver.
dated April oath, stating that Banks' armv har
fallen back to Alexandria without nehtins.
above and some below the falls
The Red river is low and falling.
The Ouachita and Tensas are fllinr fyor.
Lake Providence.
more Red river news, excepting an efne,al
despatch, in which Gen. Banks claims q VIC
tory. '
Guerillas are becoming more troubleeome
or the eastern banks Of the MisstssiDni
Gen Steele has opened communication with
Gen. Banks. "'iD
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QYy.o. MeauIRB CO., Aucsioneers.

9RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE sLAUGH-
b.st ana srsne houses st,ss sSd VaohRsT
sSDssSS;S & IS SS;;fi sfSsSsSSs Ma, 18th >.
Ssss ss ans sss With sas
si ,hs district Of oolumbis, sitting IN ehsneery,
the sa ds Of IL
lsen Miller ct al are defendants, (No. 1867 We
., Lots Nos:l,s s,a.s6 7.s,s, 10, a. s. q. 27. and
BY brick dwelling house. slaughter house.
Ss IT. sD the h .d ys1d
,ided ss may be deemed most desirable .''e 'f 0'-
81 fTsn.as south street. between 81
NJ dmmsds sas tely after par. Of lot No in SQUIRE
and back feet inches % se1 on 10th street
east and improved by double two story frame
Inmediately after part of Lot No. 1,sauare No.
beginning for the same at SO feet inches from
st nAf sns
t .opts . t tsss inches thence east u feet thence
brick dwelling house.
seanDins at ON .siss
south l6 feet from east 10th street, thence north
the beginning, together with the improvements.
Immediately after. part of Lot No. 5, in Square
10 eee, being the south part thereof, fronting -
bet lth street and running back that width
On street south 50 feet, ogether with the i'm
DroVements, consisting of f. anne dwelling hou.e.
Immediately af er, Lot l3 in Square No. ,ozS,
moDipg 90 feet on 18th street east, at the corner
ct s"nth street, and running back 95 feet. to-
Sether with the improvements, c)nsistng of
three story brick dwelling house, with three story
brick back building
Terms: One third in cash the remainder in s. Z,
And Is mouths. with interest, for which the pur
chaser must give potes secured to the satisfaction
sf the Trustees. The purchaser to have the option
u paying all in cash.
Conveyancing and stamps At the cost of the pur-
Ahasers
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Eve
days thereafter the Trustees reserve the right of
feselling, st thersk and expense of the defaultng
purchaser. on enc weeks notice in the National
1ntelIigsncer GEO A BOHREE,
E. MORGAN,
A. THOS. BRADLEY,
Trustees.
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@New York papers urges a reform anons
the Judges of that city; who 1t Is alleged do
not administer the law In that upright An
impartial m amer which 10 expected Of eentle-
men wearing the judicial ermine.
S when the rebels catch Fedesahst IN
charge Of q plantation In rebeldom they taho
HIM out make him dig his own grave. asd tssn
sheet him. Ersss-H e.fxlas4
SThe New York BOARD OF BxoAe1s are
about to erect new stock exchange, which
when completed win present . pais&A ap-
pearance. 431
Steele Brothers, OF Santa Cruz county
Cal, have engaged to make 2 cheese . weigh
$4,000 pounds, for the bensnt q, the Sanitary
Fair OF San Franeiscc.
~Gen. OeIesby Is spokse - e prosaSnsat
candidate for Gnbernatoril ksnses = DfoS
~ In one day last week he 1ss,euss a ~
Boston Custom House sAsuAaed . oIeAeQQ
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AUCTION SALES.
rUTURE DAYS.
pYy.e. Meet 4 CO., Aastsonesrs.

DYJ. g. ho6 co, Auatoneers r-.u.
0HAECERy SALE or yALU.gLE IMPROVED
O. W.REAVENUs. BsTwRsN AND sf5
EeRTH, NEAR The CAPITOL ArH.
On sATCRDAY AFTERNOON, Mey Nth, at s
s<lsek, en- the promises, ~ Tir@' oia deeres Of
the late Circuit Court and 80 amendsd decree Of
the Supreme Court OF the ri triet Of OOiun ba
sttne As Court of Bautty the latter decrRe dated
wherein Elizabeth Brett is com plainant, and ihas
n Brent and others, dsfendsnts, the undersigned
Jrnstse vii sell all Of Lots g. parts of and TO- In
s.nare Nc 6S6 a. follows
Part Of lot No. 2, fronting 30 feet on Delaware
avenue between north and @ streets, an1 nm
nins back lss ct to 30 feet allsy npx xoysd by
,.est.Ynsi.hl ,.etY I sn1 11} neE }uG built nor.r w,u ..-
BgILDINGs.
AnofLot No e,frontine so feet isches o. Della
vase svepne, between North and strssts. and
rupnis back An average depth Of lS1k feet 10 90
ERiCK DWELLING HOUSE WIFE BEGK
BUILDINGS.
f&H of Lot No. 10, fronting feet 8 inches on
Dslsv2re avenue. between and O streets north
fsnn'nR back about 40 feet to q H-feet Alley.
very short distance Of the North Gate of the CaDi-
tel ana il the proposed extension of tbs CAPITOL
KTounos Is contaminated will bAimmediately ad-
joining.
Terns One third cash; the remainder In six and
twelve mcnths, with interest secufed to the salts
etion Of the Trustee, all aash at the OPTION OF
Dlfehaser
Cenveyane and stamps at the cost Of the 1ur-
Tafiy possession Of tbs build lngs viii Be given.
J. CA ARRHL BRENT Trustee
ap nd J. G, MoGCIRE CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-05-03

The re-organization Of artillery In he
west, under the direction Of Gen Barry, 10
progressing with great rapidity. Wnen 6nisheSl
q complete revolution win have been elected,
ano the artillery, which, in nearly al The Wes-
oern armies, has been much scattered aAd In
some instances mismanaged, will, tits beoeved,
oe rendered much more efficient.
Evening star., 1864-05-03

GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE COMING
WEEK
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
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-.--..F BRILLIANT TRIUMPH!
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF THE NEW
~ E.. COMEDY COMBINATION.

The gest and most Talented Company Of Artistes
ever seen in the City of Washington.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS. -..t
. CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC yQANTERBURY HALL,l AND
q A L L1CANTERBURY HALL fHEAT1R
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Neas Co,He, O SizM Street, Reay Of National and
.r .@s Astrep0lstaR Hstsls.
.ra Sign Of the Big Calcium Light.
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EDUCATIONAL,

M FEMALE SCHOOL.
lvlRS. MARIA G. MCCORMICK late of Alexan.
dria, Va, having removed her school to Cam
bridge. Md, is prepared TO receive four or Ave
Intellectual, domestic and morsl training viii re-
eeive her most assiduous care. Her success, while
for years engaged, in Alexandria, in educatine Q
girls, is well known to all old residents of that
town. S.'
formation concerning the ad of her school
are respectfully referred to Lewis Kenzie, Esq
Of Alexsndria, Va: or ". D. Wallach, Editor Of
ition, &C., are moderate. 80 - = ~
Cambridge, Md, where she has recently located
ightful villages in the Union, and has about il no
attribute whatever except such as q prudent and
solicitons parent will approve in selecting local
ity in which to have daughter thoroughly edu-
Gated and trained for future usefulness
Evening star., 1864-05-03

DRO0KvILBE ACADEMY -Students va
% at any time and charged from date Of entrance.
Address R. K RIJRNS
ap p&.eolm~ Brookville, Montgomery co :, Nd.
Evening star., 1864-05-03

pATENT FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE FOR
money. Books wanted of every description.
Wanted, volumes and sets of Schoolcraft 8 Indians
!o,cW Books for sale at about half price and many
less. ALFRED HUNTER,
ap ~ 81 Over Bank of Washington.
nURR, CARRIAGESl OARRIAG ESin R5RR.
@8S4 CAkRIAoE6i ~
On hand, the best lot of LIGHT CARRIAGES
Of nay own and Northern make ever onereG, n this
city. Persons in want would do we'll - esli before
purchasing.
Repairing prsm,tly atts95s9 e. .,-.
aD4H- 37i , AnA Att Eghth street.
Evening star., 1864-05-03

signed by the property .holders on and nss,
1ennsylVapla avenue; but some Of them did
not own one foot OF ground--the most Of them
become very common thing for stranger
here to attempt to dictate to us what thev
Know nothing about As for extending the
streets, ne was In favor Of opening every Street
Mr.. O. Wilson stated that he had from time
TO time read these articles abusing the Corpo-
rauon ana comparing the city unfavorablY
Win otner cities. But in those cities the taxes
are higher than here, and the streets narrower;
consequently they could pave their streets.
Ine resolution was unanimously adopted.
mr.. y. Wilson introduced bill to improve
the narbor, by driving piles on the west bank
OF the channel, to which to moor vessels; and,
after some debate, it was referred to q special
committee-Messrs. q. Wilson, Shepherd and
Ferguson.
MI. Ferguson introduced bill to increase
the pay of laborers on corporation work. Re-
ferred. IThe bill is substantially the same a.
that introduced at the last meeting, giving 81
per day to the laborers, % per day for me-
chanies, and tor horse, cart and aIiverI
and means, reported adversely on the bill
amending the act regulating the sessions Of the
Council, by providing that the members OF the
two Boards shall receive $3.50 per annum, and
the Secretaries $3.50 each 81
! Mr.. Shepherd moved to lay the bill ON the
table Carried. 2
Mr.. N. ID. Larner, from the committee on i'm.
proyements, reported that in ans wer 70 a reso.
luton of the Board they had received com,
,munication from Capt. Seymour, Engineer. In
relation to theimp mpfovement OF the canaI. which
was orderedte be published in pam hlst form.
Capt. Seymour recommends that the width OF
the canal be reduced to sixty feet, and "a mar
on his plan, which has heretofore been nnt; "a.
be placed on the north eide. -" 1.~'-e'
From the same COMMITTEES the fo,lou,ins bills
were reported and passed: To grade i8th street.
from street to MassAeh husetts avenue; TO
grade and gravel q street south, Nom Atm to
9th street east; to grade Estreet soofh from 10Th
70 l2tn east; to grade and gravel LIST street east
froD Nto o streets south; substitute for the
bill 70 grade and gravel oeA street sast, pro.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

The GErTYsDURG MoNUMENT.-The
Committee Of the proposed Soldiers Ma
tional Monument, at Gettysburg, Penn,
consisting of David Mills, John r. Bart
lett, B. w. Norris, Esqs., and Hon. T.
w. Ferry, invite designs for the monu-
ment, of bronze or granite, of sufficient
capacity to contain the names of the 49,
900 Union soldiers who fell in the memo
rablo battle at that place--the names to
be arranged under the different States,
giving room also for State arms and 9th
or chosen devices. The monument is not
TO exceed $4,000. Two hundred and fif-
ty dollars will be paid for the accepted de-
sign, TO be furnished on or before tho 25th
Of May, addressed TO John r. Bartell,
Providence, Rhode Island.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

THE cold weather now prevailing is OPP
Grating finely 20 the advantage Of the
forthcoming fruit crop, keeping the BIOS
som buds from a too rapid expansion, and
thus escaping dangers from later frOsts.
All signs favor good yield of all kinds
of fruit in this region Of country in their
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

Dun Muskegon neighbors are suffering
great inconvenience to their numbering OPP
erations, on account of the great difficulty,
or rather impossibility, of gaining access
to their harbor by vessels engaged in the
lumber trade. 1t is reported that tho
depth Of water, over the bar, is only
about seven feet, and hence very large
share Of the immense quantity of lumber
there manufactured has.to be conveyed
to deep water by means of lighters. We
understand the work on the piers is being
pushed forward with vigor.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

Mn. LEICESTER HUYcK, Waterman Of
the propeller Back1s, fell overheard and
WAS drowned, in this village, on Saturday
night, 3oth ult. The deceased was res
ident of Orleans, Iouia County, where he
leaves wife and FIVE children. His body
was recovered on Sunday morning and
the following day sent to his family for
interment.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

Mrs. VAN DEN BERG, wife Of Peter
Van Den Berg, Esq, Clerk and Register
of Deeds, of our county, died on Sunday
last. Her funeral was attended by large
concourse of citizens, yesterday, at the
Dutch Reformed Church, Rev. G. Van
derveen officiating. IS
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
CxooA McAlcNWCs,

and you should try them before going for
physician. ;,
Get Pamphlet or Almanac OF my local
agent, and read the certificates, and II you
have ever doubted you Will
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

We are much gratifed to meet again
and take by the hand several of our ac-
quaintances belonging to the I'd Cavalry,
now at home on thirty days furlough, to
visit their friends, having re-enlisted as
veterans. Many a happy meeting is now
taking place between our long absent
heroes and the dear ones at home. May
kind Providence's protection be over
them in the future.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

The Great Western Railway Compa-
ny are about to construct Car Ferry
Boat, to ply between Detroit and Winsor.
This is an important dcsidcratum to the
convenience of the travelling public and
one that will be we'll appreciated.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

The BLENDoS steam sawmill, formerly
owned by Lieut.. Col. Litch6eld, has pass
ed into the hands Of the Lansingburg
LAUNDERING Co., and has just commenced
operations under the superintendent Of
Capt. Noyes, agent of the Company
There is no mill in Western Michigan
with greater capacity for the manufac-
ture of lumber than this mill with its gang,
circular and other saws in constant opera
ton.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
zocArAxD VIEWS ITEMS

TnE women Of Utah have recently al-
tered the photography Of their creed
They now spell it Moremea.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

TuE spring term Of our village school
has commenced under the most favorable
auspices 0: success. Miss Elite Anderson
is employed as assistant in the primary
departmcnt---no other change in teachers.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

A VERY candid and truthful article from
the Marshall Erpounder viii be found in
our columns to-day. 1t is worthy ola care
full perusal.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04


Refreshments mt Detroit, 0wosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Cos Ferry steamer 'Wind-
sor," on Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
SLEEPING CAR ON the BIO p. NJ train
from Grand Rapids to Detroit
Trains leave termini daily, Sundays excepted
The Telegraph Line is now open for Public
Business.
COrJrrECr1opJs.
AT DETR0IT-Great Western Railway for
all points East--Michigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE With the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine. Chicago, Watertown, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest.
Passengers for Great Western Railway 90 on
the Railway Ferry Steamer Mt ID. a NJ. r. Dock,
leaving Dock at $3.50 A, NJ and $3.50 p. NJ.
The Company's Timetables can be had at
any Of the Stations.
w. X. MUIR, Gent supt.
d. & NJ. r. Offices. 1864.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
FOR SALE BY

Henry Griffin & Co., Grand Haven, Mich.
@. Eastman, Eastmanvillc.
A. A. Game, White Piver.
luther 4 Hinsdalc, Lamont
II. j. McCulock, Berlin. And by Druggists
and Merchants generally thrOugbouths Unit
ted States.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
No\\Nt NO WovG.

As proof that the Blood Purifier aud Pills are
burely vegetable, have the certificates ~ those em-
iuent chemists, Professors Chiffon Of New York, and
Locke Of Cincinnati.
Read Tr Roback's Special Notices and Certificates
publshed in conspicuous part of this Paper from
lime TO time.
Price Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
fer 81 per bottle, IS per half dozen 1.-THE sean
dnayian Vegetable blood Pills, % cents per box, or
boxes for 81.
Principal once and salesroom, No. East Fourth
st., ID Building from Main ST., Cincnnatii o. Lab
oratory No. Is Hammond Street.