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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06
Temperance Column.

Tm SIS UBu0 Ar nw Wtrcarna r.
A. xourH ssschloz Wsa scks cad bis
Ags4ng. hesrs hearted mothsT uaa Worn
xu4 wsih slesrlesa ueeks II watnhng
.y,u mos6er. said Al.6u. putting b.
sssns letsae.y alsot hef nek. you
,nas Ia dsan tonight ana take some
.asep Tssbgr p4l SIS beside me, aild
/ a. SPARE 500 a. vel a. no.
IL kissed be- fiaag tinoa ana arg
81 ~ Request - earnestly. that re
u.otler welded 81 length. and aoaeh.
ths rsst Sc so mnch nceic1 Tee iaihs
- ,s-st Der place IS She Lads bedside.
una i, PR oarr hlmso8 81 hls nght 4
waieh tool a deep draBghs q hls iaro.
rte hqaar Tie night wore on. aud
ss.op the father las down ioT Just 2
minn,es rest, and lAat vas ihe last be
remembered uatil tle morning san was
ssYeafainr ID III she windows lEesieep
IL ths drsukfr ], heavier ihau that =
ths homes, lsb1rine man. and Ass vile >
loud rrs was tbe 6rsi sound that awak
ennd him. TIE suoW white bsd SaA
yscan,. thoush al disordered, and The
doors though Tho house we're al open
"A Lake enc distracted, the mother
asH down the stairs and through The
haIls ba, 10 trace cou!d She find Of her
loal boy. The street led down directly
% The DARK. sullon riser, and she shud-
der.a a. she looked * IT. strong cur
rent When lhe tide went down, the
boainen who we're searching for hlm
found the BODY u ben darling boy, "
ing stark and stiff. many rods away
iron the place whore ia the dehnum
81 lever, lie had sprang from the dock
What = restless. fearful night for the
poor lad How the Wild iancies q his
ieysrcd brain must have tortured his
weak body And how be needed the
gentle soothing and the kind RESTRAIN.
ing Of a loving fathers hand But
there lay the father in drunken Stun
Der. and the poor distracted child, IL
his agony, rushed for relief, he knew
mol whittier, aud found Natery grave
Oh how fearful are runs dolngs, u
whatever light you look upon them
Oh , early Join hands IN your refo.ut o.
80 touch not, trste not, handle not
whatever can intoxicate
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LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
SYMPTOMS.

The symp,osus OF Catarrh are at first very slight.
Persou, find they have a cold, that they have fre-
auen, attacks, and are more sensitive TO the changes
Of temperature In this condition the nose may be
dry, or slight discharge. thin and acrd afterwards
thick and adhesive. may ensue.
A. the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
are Increased IL quantity and changed in qaaliyi
they are now thick aud heavy, and are hawked OF
eonghed On. The secre;ous are offensive, causing
bad breath, the voice thick aud nasal; the eyes
are weak the sense Of smell is essened or destroy
cd deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom OF Ca
,auh is that the person is obliged to clear his
throat in the morning u a slick or shiny mucous,
which has fallen from the heap during the night
When h. takes place, the person may be sure that
bis disease Is on it. way to the lungs, and should
loose no time ID aresting H.
The above are bat few Of the ruaay Catarrhal
svmptor,. Write toour Laboratory for orr pamph-
le, describing fally all symptoms, !, viii be sent
FREE to ans address. Also directions where q
procure The mediciue
w are receiving letters from all part q the Uu-
ion and also numerous Testimonials from those ~
ias i. bearing The evidence q il inialiible merits
~ This remeEv eouiaius no MINERAL or POL
i S0N0vs INGREDIENTS, but Is prepared from
vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY; ,hsrcfors j /
PERFECTLY HARMLESS. even 70 tie mos, ten
Der and dehcAie chl.d.-k1
CIVIL ron sEEDYE's cATARRH REMEDY
sna take 70 olher II noi to.d b. druggists In youi
vicinity. ,bey viii order Il Tor yon. Price saoo PEI
bottle.
Co Al persons suffering vith any affection Q
Tie Aead Throa, q Luags, should write ~ onc'
Ear cur pamphlet fily describing ~ symptoms YER
tanning to ihs above diseases.
nW4 be seat free 70 ANY address.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06

CsTAFN uF NNAMoAE. Al lfesais tenft h.-e
- 49, flssssF = ~ d MHFahtssss. - arc
a. sst6 gEttsses So % 2att szg a aff1asF, sea
Eryasfs Ntr & Is 80 EN0A IS 81
r. rs4aa8sn sfYfxs Il EEts n fsfasas 3 -.
- 9s4sa ana Etn Ma5tasan nstass atAtefTt =
xavmss ID aatsltls. ists q bwsst asrsAsf's HAa =
ass ssiea ~ astts 81 A ~ tttefssi IL - -
800, ~ is ses3 eetzge aheaasi gns szAt Seesa Al
Nss3ssN Eles sa5fss sss ssa = I fsss isf ths = e
~ ss8s ~ssEt nsasst 81 iht hanastisfd Are taf fa
xsssisss ~ sswsF sis sstAte fesfrsssinE VS. 49,
-. sss - assss tAs aESnsst - Ast heia sAs 4
- tAsFtfsf ffast sat Iusft a graf aotass ~ "a
fsarg.sss asafess4a
49, 81 (. hlsss ts Il ~ t.iatt 81 tht fla,ats fitf
- Nsastessr s. aas ~ sns6 lsffsstt 80 tts 1913 Y So
80 Nex = z SOD sle tttf s-ai tasr1f p s5ts 81
E.@s.-, ft..lfss 3 ss.f fasalrs ssaa Aant1ssisg
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06

No mind so bright but drink will be-
fool il; no fortune SO ample but brandy
VII beggar it, the happiest It viii fill
with misery; the iirnest health dissipa-
tion will shatter. no business 50 thriv-
ng that whisky can no, spoil IT. norep-
u,ation so spotless that wine viii not
stain IL.
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II would be easy 10 prove unanswer-
ably that alcoholic beverages are lnlu-
rsous to those who use them. The IA
NOUS athlete Tom Sayors, was once
nskod by a gentleman, well, Thomas,
/ suppose that when you are training,
YOU nee plenty Of beeisteaks, and Lon
don porter, and pale ale?
The boxer replied, In my time have
drunk more than was good for me; but
when / have business to do, there's moth
ing lar wa'cr and the dumb-bells. AZ
ter retiring from business, F" he took to
drink aud died Il sot Cold water made
him samson; alcohol laid him in bis
grave. As a matter Of personal health
aud long life, "it is good not to drinl
vine" as an example to others, t0tai ab
Ftineacc tsa Christian rtriuc REy. I. l.
CrYrp
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VIZ can hardly wonder that drinking
il made so respectable. Many people
who dospise gutter drunkards and the
lowest saloons, never have a word Of
condemnation for fashionable drinking
al highest places Writers who burst
out with righteous indignation over q
murder in vile drinking haunts, and
urge the shutting up Of such places,
grow mellow over champagne parties
and dwell upon the popping Of corks
with great unction SO it is through
the length and breadth Of the land, ---
The great iniquity is petted and sus-
taiaed w the people Of position, instead
81 being outlawed and its advocates
driven to deeeRt and honorable callings.
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CAUTION

II sou require reliable remedy 70 restore you, and r.
mpye lrygglarties " Distractions
WHY NOT CsE TIRE BEsTy
prery lady kDows Tie slightest regularity u nature
lI,bl. 10 bring % Hesdache Gildness. low spirits
FaIniin. ~ Stories Gc then ne bieom q health ades
ie appsilte fails and 5tr tMptfHs more distressing
-sHuitaee Is Weakness Spinal Com. aAtAi4 ihe Mhltes
Pfoapsus, &c. - .t..
ANEHER.FAILfNG EEMEDl Wiil bo found in
DR.. Halyei's Female Pill
The eyffience IF ttqy years has proved they iays bo
equal fdF removing distinctions and rFesuanues 10
yatieT from rhat eaifss 0egai They afe a sHtr
IN sygiv case Upwards 81 5pHeb Boxes are soid ahaua
IN ana - compltu It tbdr efficacy y e'1r hoard iH
iha accomplish ahat t1rg SIC represented ;" o.
ss,d IL boys eaatt}aiaI sri8 3t4& FREY Vht Dollar,
Or. Hattey's Golden Pills
/. remedy iaus degrees stronger taau SIS above apa
intsaesd ~ special clsa 1t long standing.
PfAee F4kg NaiaFs prf Bpk,
APgiyATE GIRO LAX q adies witl Csc Ana'o
ies Engratihgs sem iee on receipt u directed fhfet
ape and stamp ,.,..., 80.
issaa IN ilt. nAEVEY's PWNATE MEDICAL AZ.
VI5FE sadre,ssd - frfraisei pssessiyias iall ihs
styactrs aad Information ln cents required tof peel
ffron caanol purchase tbe pills. q your brasasft
vii H. seut ty Iasi pest psd secure fgn 2'eftAiifH
an recent af tte fnparF 6f
liz JAMES HRYAs C8xsrrgtsa PHYfiath
fg6 SO Bua1Waf Sew aofs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06
Mutual Life Insurance To-,
or Boston. Cash assets, May 1, lsGo, s4,ooo,ooo
A PURIFY Mutual C0lP4Nr

ItNELl ht t..iA ttMi ~ 70
This is without question tie Cheapest, Best and
Safest Life Insurance Company IN this Count w.
See nth annual Report Of the Massachusetts, lnsu-
rance Commissioners.
Hon. Elizur Wright 10 bis 10th annual report, re-.
fcrrng to tie PUEILY MUTUAL companies as me
safest and best companies says further "a regard 10
the Note system These notes IN the aggregate
compose about 22l rer cent Of the entire premium
revenue u al the companies reported on by u.s.
They DO not in the cgse Of any company equal the
net value 81 al It's policies And probably the notes
Of no individual pocy-holder exceed the net value
Of hi, policy aud accrued surplus. This being true,
as the notes always bring six or seven per cent. in
terest,
They are he Sqfea possible iErestmeatJor ne Com
yaRy and they compose pax q ne fand
Of ichi,h the policy holders cannot
be robbed By any pablo
msmaHdgemtpt.
No policy IN this Company is forfeited by reason
Of non payment Of premiums at the time II Is due
ag-eeably to a Massachusetts law passed in 1861.
None bu, Massachusetts, companies ciler this in
ducement.
30 Company in the world equally protects every
policy holder.
4 DIVIDENS PAID ANNUALLY
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10UU Il blk Z f@4 - = r~ts - lrss ftssf
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nanerf r aAh sss fstfa#l ffnia afeHEaftan q lfs
Il s.s.zsstfs Is af efsfAtf STD safe arA TESS H8
lis atcssfts
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I8rH CHESTS sad eeasegwtssts
srYtikt kuNEAgs kNp SITUATIONS
sfta Nsu.es saA Sterile tefss
sflHEr ANnpEfU sfF pfsel ffFs
us--a-s.t kas.t.srs E.a.tsrs sf8 "a uss 8
afsAs ~ttn# tfes ~ sse Ntsc fttaai aaa faF
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Hulu sENE%. sEA6IE Uk MAtE3N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06
BETI,S SPECIFIC PILLS,

Price one Dollar per Boz Or sly oSes lof fFs i'ouA
Asa / afse Boxes containing Four small
Price Three Dollars
From four to six boxes generally required 20 cure
ordinary cases Of seminal Weakness and Emissions,
tbongh brnoit IA derived from using gnele box
In Chronic Cases and particularly when mpplence at
Genital Debility with Nervous Prpstwiion las affected
he
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06
. EVERY SUFFERER FROM DEBILITY a

or any Cbr1ne Maady by which he yial enerEias Ale
icpfrs I'D Of rxhansted ma every woman who needs
il Nervous Tonic an lnYigarstor should send ior =
WINCHESTER CO.'S New Circular complied lr"m
DR. Charlhrs second Elhlou % bis Treatise Oh Con-
sumption, jest pahii-had 10 Paris.
Prices II aud 10 %. bltles, - and = each Six
small or Three large, for -.
Sold by an respectable lltnggsis and wholesale at
he sole Depot la the GATED states By the Mauuac
urers j WlSc.HslE.l q Co., 80 John Street, y J.
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Important 10 EnrGIids!

AID II. lhorl.n Il re lm@, Ndun 1fa fId NiSfae
The HYPorHOsPHlTEs not onl5 ga With Prompt
mess and Ccftaufv ia egtH sd1 81 pulmonary alsrtte
even of the acute sind, called "6Atioi!Se IoNat AZ
of the Nervous and Blood Systems, such az Nel9uh
Prostrailon General pcbiltB Asthma Paralysis sa,g
fall Chronic Bronchitis, MGasnHs iaeket, sA yWa'
rgn4 Aneulia Dyspepsia, Wasting, Impaired Nutrition
Imrayerished blood, nad 40 morbid Conditions on tht
sysien dependent ga deAeleucy oi rtA force, lhelr
action h tWufad and Specific on tht one hshat tA-
crossing the principle which constitutes Nervous I'm
crsy: and "a me other, arc the most Powerful Blood
Generating agauts known.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06

DTII4II 7
price Two Dollars suieont FIR month, can te used TO
good advantage
tsycs strength 70 the Organs and with ne llHsNlH
restore them to their normal condition. .,..,,
Pamphlet 81 laopl9es % the EEkol's ~ lolll 4
designed as LECTURE sad Caution 20 Young Msh, sent
free Ten Cents required 70 pas postage
CAUTION
The above Remedies have now been been before me
pubc many Gears and their great success @ Tue aefa-
n nortirs y ho use the name - eeihe Pits copy ny
labels circulars and advertisements sometimes WORD of
word and pot mp worthless compounds that disap9iht
the Just expectations 81 the purchaser
II you cannot purchase BElI's srreWic RraEDrs q
your druggist take n1othrr INT send The money afeet
II, JiAL, MilA, teGS1ila lllaaaR,
$40 Broadway. New York
and son will receive them b. return q mhl posi- ft'n
andfrec from observation.
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BELLS TONIC PILLS

Are recommended the most Eieacious Eclnyinalhe
and lnyigoraHne Remedy 10 The world
Package Price Five Dollars viii last month ana
Is generally sUa cient.
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ACCIDENTAL ms. COMPANY

Having issued, during tie las; three months,
Policies 70 The amount q
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Custom Work !.


Asi~saas, Fsll saa wis'sr. isss.-iNf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-06

denee in the ability, patriotism, and integrity
OF PRESIDENT johnson, and that we approve
and indorse his restoration policy.
g. Resolred, That we ar, ouposed 20 apy
attempt on the part Of the General Government
20 force universal suffrage upon the people Of
any State or Territory, against the known will
of the leya people thereof, as unconstitutional,
impoliuc, and unjust
4. Resetred, Thai all loyal members from any
of the States, duly elected and returned 20 he
Congress of the United States, should be ad =
mitted 70 their seats without delay, afer taking
the oath prescribed by Congress, known ss he
test-oath.
S. Resolred, That the gratitude Of the Ameri-
can people is eminentiy due 70 our gallant SOL
diers and soldiers, who fought the battles for
the Suppression OF the rebellion and the pres
ervation of the Union Of the States.
The presiding officer then declared that the
great Union church would coutin ne 70 hold
meetings for the preaching OF Union doctrines,
TO which all, men, women. children, and
negroes, were invited 70 come. He would
now declare the meeting adjourned, subject 10
future calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-06

FINANCIAL.-The New York stock market
continues feyerish, and there are many heavy
losers by speculation, not only on the part of
large professional spectators, but among
brokers and the outside public. There is con-
siderable caution shown toward certain firms
who are known TO be implicated in the opera
tons. The Commercial Adrertiser says:I(foy.
ernments are weaker, apparently from the di.
minished ease in money. Skies, of 1881, were
y lower yesterday. Seven -thirties sold freely
and declined 4. Money is in active demand
from stock brokers' six per cent being the
general rate on call. Lenders discriminate
closely on discounts, but the rates remain
steady At 7as per cent. for prime names and
9al0 per cent. on .sgood'' Gold, less active yes
terday; the price range at 127 & xal2s; loans
mostly made ssfiatn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-06

gGen. Henry A. Wise, whose parole con-
nned him to one ofthe Military Departments of
Virginia, has been given a permit by General
Grant, 70 visit any part Of the United States
1An Ohio soldier, disabled in both arms
mas learned TO write ntelligibly holding his
human skeleton was found in a garre
IN y. Louis, the other day, which causes con-
siderable ex element - = . - -
- Ont West they give the title of sbrevet
nusoand to men who are not married. bui
@In view Of the closeness OF the Oonnec-
ucuf contest the NJ. Y Times advises Congress
toconciliate the President.
~The longest name parent ever inflicted
upon q child m this conntry belongs to mar
ried lady % Boston. She generally uses the
initial a, but her name Is Aldsbasontiphosco-
foFn1s. 1sh .-sH :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-06

DRY GOODS.-Trade continues active hut
with unusual moderation for the season Cot
ton fabrics are steady in price, but woolens
especially fancy cassimeres, hsye fallen still
lower. Prints are in good demand, All de-
sirable qualities are steady. Stocks have been
reduced by the previous concession in price
Brown and bleached shirtings and sheet,ncs
show great firmness, except for the lower
grades. which are neglected Drills are active
and frmer. Stripes and ticks sell moderately
Good grades of ginghams are in demand De-
LANES are in abundant supply at easy rates
Prices favor the buyer. Broadcloths are in
active and prices nominal. Fancy cassimeres
are in very heavy stock, even OF good grades
and prices are weak at quotations Holders
are very anxious to sell Tweeds are doing
better Flannels are steady. Foreign good
are in animated demand. Holders are ready
sellers at lower prices, which are inducing
larger prices. British dress goods are in vogue.
but are III oyer-supply ard sell low as also is
the case with German goods. silks and de-
LANES have fallen. Prints and bleached cotton
fabrics are also lower. Woolens not so active
but linens are much sought for. Ribands and
millinery silks are in great request. Auction
sales are numerous. Large quantities of inn
ported goods of desirable styles and Qualities
are being pressed to sale at moderate prices
and no lines offered are withdrawn, the de.
mand being good AT the decline in prices The
auction sales are at present the great attraction
of the trade.
The importations of foreign dry goods last
week amounted to s., ,549, ,33l in value, and 50 :
376,755 were entered for consumption: three
times as much as in the corresponding week
OF 1s65.-NeW York independent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-06
WAsHlNGTON CITY LOAN oFFIsE.

WASHlEGTON CITY LOAN OFFISE.
LEVI B.DE WOLFE, w
No. 35s Penna. avenue. between ~ andO q
9th streets, opposite National Hotel
Formerly with the late Levi benjamin, of Balti-
more, has opened an Office for the purpose OF
L0ANIHG MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT,
on all kinds of Merchandise, such as Cfam mopd.
Gold and Silver Watches, SiIverware. Guns Pis-
tolls. Gardeners and Ladies' Wearing Apparel
Goods Of sll descriptions bought and sold.
Business strictly confidential.
~ Private entrance adjoining. fe a-sm-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-06

@A newly invented harpoon contains a
pound OF powder, with a ten second fuse, and
Is instant death to a whale. 1t is TO be used in
the sulphur bottom whales, which are very
large and plenty in the Iceland and Sprtzen.
burg seas, and have hitherto been neglected,
because they sink as soon as killed. The new
harpoon Is sure to hold them. 'H."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-06

H7-The total number Of emigrants arrived at
the port Of New York for the month ending
March 81, 1S66 was II, 2l4-an increase Of Ivy
on the number reported for the corresponding
period last year. .-- -. -,..-- \ .4.
g-It Is estimated that the whole on territory
OF Pennsylvania might have been purcnased
afew years ago for S200,0O0, and now IL IL held
10 he worth more than $25O00o,ooo.
~ According to the Cork Examiner. up-
wards Of hye thousand persons are awaiting
Two.thirds Of them belong 70 the middle and
farming class.
HFor the past fortniehta company of about
one hundred soldiers have been engaged upon
the hsttle-h -held af Shiloh IN the work OF rather
ing the remains OF the dead into cemetery
upon the banks OF the Tennessee. - :
1A DISCHARGED German soldier, unable %
nnd employment, with q starving family,
committed suicide at Philadelphia last week
by shooting himself with toy cannon belong.
ing to one Of his children, which he loaded
with powder and a marble, and fired into his
mouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-06

GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
VI PIANOS.
One almost new four round corner octave Hal
let & Davis PIANO, S775.
One 61d octave Bacon Raven, SHo. A
One Ga octave Dubois 4 Bacon, SI25 IlAIV
One octave Steward, SIS
One octave Loud Co, $50.
Tho above Pianos are all in best order, and will
be sold upoR easy terms.
We have also on hand the largest stock OF NEW
PIANOS in the city.
w. G. METZER9TT & CO.,
No. BIS Pa av., bet. 9th and 10th st5.,
Sole Agency Of Steinwsy's Planes and Mason 4
HsmIin q Cabinet Organs. NH -
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-After our report closed yesterday
the veto OF the Civil Rights Bill was discussed
by Messrs. Johnson, Cowan, Wade, McDou-
gall, and others, when the Senate on motion q,
Mr.. Hendricks, adjourned.
HoUsE.-fhe Brooks Dodge contested cleo
ton case was discussed bY Messrs Paine
Spaldlng and Brooks, when its further consid-
Grafton was postponed until to-day
MIR Bundy, of Ohio, offered a resolution de-
claring that whereas there are in this CITY a
large number OF persons calling themselves
clam agents, and assuming to have peculiar
facilities for the collection of claims against the
Government; and whereas il is well known
that some OF these persons have in their hands
a large number OF claims, some OF which they
have collected, and the proceeds of which they
refuse 10 pay over 10 the eclaimants-therefor,,
the Committee on the Judiciary are instructed
to report bill TO more fully protect soldiers
and sailors in getting their claims ad justed
by providing that such dishonesty on the part
OF any claim agent shall be considered as EN-
beZzlement and punishable as such Adopted
A Committee of Conference twas ordered on
the Naval Appropriation bill Adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEATEn,
Pennsylvania sveaue. near Wfliards Hotsi.
LEONARD GROVER 4 OO......... Directors
LEONARD GR0VER-.-...O. d. HESS.
DENTED EXCELLENOE.
Charles Dickens, enchanting fairy tale Of home,
adapted by Dion Roucicaxlt, Esq, entitled
OR. THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH,
With all its beautiful Fairy Scenes and Tsbieaux,
Charming Music, &C.. entire, presenting the
FAIRY PROLOGUE,
and many other scenes and incidents heretofore
omitted In representations in this country Of this
Incompatible Picture of Honest Hearts and Home
ly Love. being the unabridged London version, rs
originally produced under the direct supervision
of the author.
W. TISss in TIE TIE SANE RTGS TENT rhAhiSi'
DAN RICE'S CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
Will exhi bit il Washington one week Commencing
MONDAY. APRIL 2.
EVERY vpk kkFrTvERNooN rv1 At 2 O'CLOCK.
LOCATION ROOF OF 6TH sTREETht NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Admission to both Shows.................5O so cents
Children under 10 years of ...... 2 cents
. DAN BlCE will positively appear in each exhi-
tion 1st. As Lecturer in the Menagerie 81 As
Clewn and Jester for the first time In many yesrs
THE MONSTER ELEPHANT ROMEO.
Positively the largest Elephant ever imported to
this country Together with the largest collection
Of Living Animals
RING. TRICK AND PERFORMING HORSES,
BLIND TALKING HORSE. EXCELSIOR, JR,
will be introduced at each and every performance
ap2-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-06

McFARLAND, STEPHENSON cos
Vl VAST fRE e Fl LINE
BETWEEN
BALTIMORE, ,WASHIsGTON. ALEXANDRIA.
GEORGETOWN.
And Points on and Connecting with the Orange a
Alexandria Railroad.
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FORWARDED WITH DISPATCH At
THE LOWEST RATES.
- The above Line is strictly HOME LINE, the
ProRrieters being old residents Of Baltimore and
Washing gton, and Of long experience in the for
warding business They confidently solicit the
patronage of the public.
Ofices:-114 South Eutaw street. Baltimore, and
Baltimore and Washington Depot, Washington,
JOHN MCFARLAND. Baltimore.
JOHN A: STEPHENSON, Wsshington' u. u
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