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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10
FAMILY OINTMENT

NtLOAN'S OINTMENT is now universally ac-
oknowledged TO be an infallible remedy in eve
ry where il has been faithfully applied ON the
human system, for promoting Insensibe perspira-
ton, drawing out the inflammation from a wound
relieving pain of every kind and in its healing
qualities the world does not produce its equal and
the public pronounce it the cheapest and best Fam
lily Ointment that has ever been used All disea-
ses of the Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers Old Sores Chill
blains. Sore Throat, Cuts Burns, Cutaneous Erup-
ton. Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts, Diseases of the
Eye. Ague IN the face, side, back, and the other
parts of the system, Boils, Ulcers Scald Head,
Bruises, Fresh Wounds and every kind of sore
containing the least particle of Inflammation, are
permanently cured by this great remedy.
W B. SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, III.
We can't get along pcithola it,
Beebe's Grove, viii Co, H., Oct "a, 1S49.
Mr. Sloan-Sir: have tested the virtue of your
Ointment in the cure of rattle snake bites, sore
throat, burns, and many other injuries and in
~ case it has surpassed our expectations. As for
Family Ointment have never seen its equal
and for beasts we can't get along without it.
Yours &c, MILES NJ. JOHNSON.
THE CHILD WAS HEALED
York Precint Du Page Co., H., Dec 27th, 1919
Mr.. w. B. Sloan-Sir: last summer one of my
children was badly bitten by rattle snake. We
applied your Ointment freely and 'the child was
healed
Also, l had a horse wounded deep in the stife
joint, in which he took cold and became so much
swollen and distressed, that the horse was suppo-
sed worthless but by free use of your Ointment
was soon cured.
We have used the Ointment in a great many
other cases, with equal success.
WALTER WHITBEcK.
EXCELLENT OINTMENT.
Mr.. Sloan-Dear Sir: For considerable length
of time | was seriously afflicted with the Rheunat-
ic complaint and applied freely the various lini-
ments pan-Sillers &c, without obtaining any re-
lief After which, your Agent at this place infiu-
enced me to try your Ointment, and within two
weeks from the time l commenced using it the
pain ceased, and I was efectually cured, and shall
recommend all similarly afflicted with the distress
ing complaint, to procure your excellent Ointment
without delay. Respectfully Yours.
OSCAR F. MOTT.
THE. BEST And CHEAPEST HORSE
MEDICINE IN THE VOID
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10
BLiCkSMITHIIG.

x0Ht Subscribers would respectfully inform the
- citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity that
they have opened new BLACKSMITH SHOP on
Fountain Street a little east of j. Waugaman-
Wagon shop, where they will be happy 10 attend
TO all those who may favor them with work
From long experience in the business they iatter
themselves that they will be able TO give general
satisfaction.
All kinds of blacksmith work on Coaches. Wag-
ons, and Buggies, punctually attended to. Farm
ing and mining tools made or repaired on the short
est notice and on reasonable terms
Particular attention paid 10 horse shoeing
Please call and try him if you have work 10 be
done
JOHN BENNETT
JARED TODD
Mineral Point, April 24th IS49 81
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SEyEP.4REs BO.v:H.EEE

VIII keep. to5s family on hand general assert
ment of sto[s=s, ssnorg which may be found the
Premium C13ka.zg Stoves Of all kinds and sizes;
Pierces Patcs:t American Air Tight do; Carpen-
tiers Patent tIettteG Gwen; Double Oven Premi-
UNI; Parlor a:dslate Stoves, Of all sizes and pat
terms.
Also
a general ass3rF. GENT. o. Japanned Tin, Copper,
and Sheet-Ircw.:re, Lead, Zinc, and Wire for sale
cheap for CAST.
II Merchant: SUPPLIED at Eastern prices, adj
ding cost of r1:iu*pOr .atson.
All kinds II j5<bI.s done at the shortest notice,
by /. G. WHEELER.
Mineral Po..lt.:Sep!. :. IS47.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10
Pills /! Pills F.! !

TnOR every man, woman and child in the
~ country who need kind 10 suityou all, say
Pulford's Ambitious Pills,
Fahnstocks do.
DR. ElmOres Improved Bilious do.
Jew David's Honey Coated do
Oriental or Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do.
Graefenberg do.
Motfats Pills & Bitters
SapPingtons Ague Pills,
DR.. Bruces do,
DR.. Brandreths Pills,
Rev. O. Hibards do.
DR. Angles Candy Coated do,
Herrcks Sugar Coated Go,
and lots Of other kinds, which you can get bv call
ing at the Mineral Point Drug Store, nearly oppo-
site Beech store.
Nov. IS. r d PT-IFOPD
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Pace, type, and Cards.

O. o. 'sMAs.aoCBz q Co. 2O3 Lake st. Chicago, are
constantl. Ts5seIyag all kinde of Printing Writing
and WraHps1g Paper from Eastern manufactures,
OF the bcA .alitsas, which they will sell at East
ern wholesale priaes. They have also on hand
large asst;:ent ST Printers Cards of all sizes and
qualities sgl:::h they offer for sale at extremely
low rates: .;hey,wi supply Printers with type
Cases, sang, CRases, Rules Furniture, &c as
cheap as.:tlf. same articles can be purchased in
New Yost = Boston. They are also agents for
NJ cCrar.-s s:rintisg Inks
PRlN tIN,f PAPER, from the well known
mill Of F3Gagloyn. Hoyt & Co. Cleveland, of all
sizes ant::n.$ny quantity. This Paper is noted
for its wEE:tesSass ald beauty Printers and pub
fishers OF .:vsFd 3ers supplied constantly with
Paper of amp sizei and at all seasons of the year
Book PaI'l>r s: good qualities from the best mills
in New Es;gi5ud. tor sale in any quantity and at
low price,: i
WRTf.N:i AND WRAPPING PAPERS
of every :s:se{iptisn constantly on hand and for
sale cheap:
PERKINS: E;lINJTNG CARDS of all sizes and
colors, n:gae:s o. sheets, from the mandatory
of Z. L. F.rksls, BOSTON, constantly on hand
These care! : pronounced by Eastern Printers
TO be the hs:zt Sud teapest made
TYPE, CASES l.. G. o, H. & Co, will furnish
Newspapers an, Jo3''Ofces with every article ne
cessary as ,ehesp z'hey can be baught in New
York or B.:to: Book and Fancy Type, Borders,
Rule, LeaE., :ticks GalIeys, [wood brass,)
Stands, ca = s7urslrure, Chases and all other
cessary al els fog a Printing Office, supplied
cheap and sa.ant=d the best kinds.
Nc CnAGY'< CEtzBnArED PmSrISG ISKs-
These Inks az: pre- souneed by the largest pub
fishers in New Yo:H to be the best Inks in the
market For :aIe MANY quantity
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.. s& AZ a=5k 1 .s1s.s.

have earned great name! For purity, mildness,
safety, certainty and thoroughness, Sloan's ONT
ment excels and is rapidly superseding all other
Oiutments and Linaments, for the cure of
Fresh Hounds, Gals Of all kinds Sprai's, Bruises
Cracked Heels Ringbone, Poll EUiL UIindgaHs,
Callo1s SpaUins Slceeny, Fisfula, Lame
ness, Sand Cracks, Fomsdered Feet,
Scratches Grease, Mango and Horn Distenper.
The Powder will remove all Inflammation and
and fever, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse
the water, and strengthen every part of the body,
and has proved a sovereign remedy for
Distemper, Hide-b0rold, Loss Of appetite, Latcard
Strains, Yeiioa0 Water, Inflammation Of the Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise. Also, Rheumatism,
Commonly called Stiff Complaint) which proves
fatal to many valuable horses in this country. Ii
IS also safe and certain remedy for Coughs, and
Colds which generate so many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot 30. Lake street Chicago, Ill.
w. B. SLOAN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10


Gold and Silver Lever Watches. -
Common do
Fine Cluster Pins, for Ladies.
Fine Ear Rings p
Fine Bracelets =
Fine Gold Rings of all kinds
Gold and plated Lockets,
Gold Pencils and Pens, =
Fine Gold Watch Keys,
Silver Thimbles
Silver Guard Chains.
Steel Chains and KEYS.
Gold and Silver Spectacles,
German Silver do
Silver Combs, -
Horn and Shell Combs of all kinds, =
Tooth and Hair Brushes, =
Purses of all kinds
Violin Strings,
Accordlans, "a very good article)
First rate CUTLERY, OF all kinds. D -
Gllotts best Steel Pens,
And one of the Greatest CiuIosities of the dav.
which will De exhibited Free
Come and all, and see
Mineral Point, June 27, 1912 4Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10

We viii .eI. amy Of the above articles at the
cheapest ra as i,r c.sa wheat or approved credit
RAGS WADsTEs, for which the highest price
viii be pait ns.ashs OF any Of our articles al cash
pricss.
Printers q newspapers who choose 70 publish
this advert*rrs,ut III heir papers for three months
including t5s s'tce. XII be paid for It in any Of
the above ar;c5*z, al FASH prices, when they pur
chase twice che. lmo:Ist OF their bill of US.
ESQ. D.HADDOCK < co.
A Gm pap Lake Street, Chicago.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10
Ladies' asi Gentlemen /:
saF YOU WISH r. sea the most splendid stock of
u FALL No WINTER G6ODS, Selected
expressly for b. Fl u ever before offered in
IN this marked: js.st c:Il n at
Beech ( TilEe,,'s Cheap Store,

where YOU can fiEI aps. article you may wish, from
the most spla:d:s silks, Satins, BroadcIoths, &c,
&c, down 10 j .eel II .imble OF Jack-Snife, and
as for prices sye.are e,n6dent we can suit you
difficult politl.'iast Of NV York.
If were .ao,.askint TOO much of the printer,
we would gie.. wa a iistofour Goods; but if you
viii Just gvc:.l.<l col. we VIII endeavor to &C
conmodate y..l Il qualify, quantity ard prices.
'BEECH x TLLLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10

xRNy ,irr,,a Of authority In me vested by an or
s2der Of the Hon. Probate Court in and Tor the
county Of Iowa, Wisconsin, viii expose 70 pub
..e sale on Saturday the Sth day of August next,
Il the front door of the Court House IN Mineral
POINT. the following described real estate to Wit .
The southwest quarter of the northwest quarter
al section No. thirty-six $50 township No. flve
-1 north range No. two [2) east. Also, the north
vest quarter of the southeast quarter OF section
IA twenty FIVE township No five (5) north range
10 two ~ east Also halt of the westhaI Oft
southwest quarter of section No tyenty-tour (2t)
.aVgShip Ne FIVE (5l north range No. two l2l
cast. Also half of the southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter of section No. thIrty-one l5lI
township No. six T67 north range No four L4I
east Also the east half of the southwest quarter
g. section No twentv-four ia township No i've
north range No. two IN east. Also the east
.4.f ST the northeast quarter of section No TWEEN
N-s.x I26) township No, FIVE { 81 north range No.
tNa 81 east Also the southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section No. twenty-slx 1901
9Naship No five 81 north range No. two III
alst Also the northeast quarter OF the north
'.e>- quarter OF section No thIrty-hve Sol town
SIP W five 81 north range number two Il east,
Iae above lands all situated IN the county Of
Iona. Wisconsin Also the one-iourtn part oi the
Glowing out lots In Mineral Point, 70 wit: Out
Los Sc. 204. pos, 200, and 209: Also one-togrth
Etrc ct out Lots No 1914 H. and 81 Also one-halt
Z cut Lots No III, 15l. and 90 Also the fol-
fEng described Land situated in the county OF
Ia Fayette, Wisconsin to wit The undivided
.as oil the east half of the south west quarter OF
section No. Twelve 1921 township No. one u
north range No. one [ u east. Also the east halt
q the northwest quarter of section No. eleven
'5sasaIp No two TT north range three L3l west
III the fourth principal meridian situate IN the
county of Grant said sale VIII take place between
-e hours ofI0 o'clock 4. NJ and 'clocNP. II.
JAMES CRIB,
Guardian Of :, B. Thrasher
Ns~a-aY POINT Tulv tn 1910 r2yy31
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Something New /! !.
ALFONSO GARNER,

SEfAS opened, in theroom
~ recently occupied by
L. Milton Marsh as a Book
Store, a new and neat stock
of J1relIy, Watches and
F.4NC Y GOODS,
consisting in part OF the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10
Business DIRECTORY,

II Cards inserted by the year at the rate OF
one dollar per line
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New Spring Stack Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
THEODORE RODOLF.

IHEODORE RODOLF.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST,
w Mineral Point Wis, hasiust received a verv
large and well selected stock OF American, French
and English, Chemicals, Drugs Medicines Perfume
ry Dye-Sfutis, Sc At this Store Physicians can
rely on having their prescriptions carefully com
pounded. My Goods are selected with great care,
and will be warranted as represented.
Receiving, large and new supply of Dr. D.
Jayne's Family Medicines Dr. Rogers Syrup OF
Liverwort and Tar, and Smiths Tonic syrup
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10

H. V.4N DUSEN NJ d.
Tenders his services as a PHTsICIAN and SURGEON
10 the inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity
DOCT. VAN DUSEN
Would respectfully inform the Public that he
has changed his Residence and Office TO the brick
Building one door above Washbune & Woodman 5
Office and directly opposite the residence OF D. W
Jones Esq where he viii hold himself in readiness
to serve the Town and Country at all times of
day or night in the way of his profession
Mineral Point June Both, lS49.
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.VEsg' SPRE.v'G 81 % OD s.

Guardian OF ; B InTasher.
Mineral Point. July 2ith 1919. L3wi4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10
PUBLIC SALE.

Mineral Point, July 25th 1919 Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-10

GEO. d. HTLBER, u. d.
Physician & Surgeon,
Flee
Second door above the Post Office
Il " Il S Il COBB
.4ttoraey at Lar
Justice Of the Peace,
Notary Public
Franklin, (Highland P o. Iowa County. Wis.
thankful Tor the generous encouragement shown
HIM since ms return from Mexico, he will contin-
ne to serve the Sovereign People" whose conf
dence ne hopes to merit by pursuing course mark
ed by promptitude and fidelity in all business en-
trusted to his care
May "a, 1910.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,


Tuesday Morning. March l5, ioa5}
III COTTON.-The America news though very favorable
Tor Cotton yet produced that decided improvement
With us which might have been anticipated owing to the
Aontnued difficulty of negotiating Exchanges and to the
nwad tendency of foreign Fnights The sales yesterday
eompned $500 bales cases at the OUTSIDE rates oil
Saturday and in others at &C. advance Pnces, however
IRE too irregular to be quoted accurately.
TOBACCO. 1.-The only sales we could hear OF were 30
minds of which hhds Refused at 2D3 20 do. (Seleced)
n 3A, and IS do A. on private terms.
a SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Tbere was good inquiry
the Sugar MARKET and 700 hhds sold at full prices Also
boo bb Moasses at l6 l9cS gallon, according to quality.
FLOUR-The stock is increasing and prices rather
lower Sales of 767 bbs Indiana lined Ia aboat oad)
rate not reported and S5 bbs and 4 do. Ohio both from
Steamboat, at "a 40 Y Dbl
CORN.-Prices again rather lower. and we noticed
TO- sacks TAKEN of which 153 sacks mixed AZ 5247 do
white and mixed 43. 1000 do at a. sacks at A. and
500 do mostly yellow. at 45c. q bushel.
OATS.-2OO0 bushels Iowa in sacks sold at 33c.
HAY.-A sale of 100 bales New York Hay at $l5, and
go do. Western at $I6 q ton.
Professionalism dull and the only sales of note
200 bbs. Mess the Levee, and not inspected, at
- 49, and 100 do inspected $40 bb Sales of 50 bbs
Prime Mess Beef at $12 90 and % eices do at sl6 erce
Lard steady, with sales of 166 bb at 5 AZ do at 5S IS
do pnme at g. 200 kegs prime 61 and 140 do at Sac tb.
GUNNY BAGS.-13,O 900 new Bags sold at 92Ic in bales.
WHISKY Rectfied offered freely at 17c and 164c.
offered for large lots.
EXCHANGE.-Dul but the rates unaltered.
FREIGHTS.-Very firm and Foreign looking up Two
American ships taken for Liverpool at 3d. and one British
ship al IS 32d for Cotton also two baks New &c.
for Pork Pork and Lard shipped Boston the same rate
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

~ To sail IN A FEW DAYS.
NOR PHIIADELPHlA.-Thef fine. fast sailing A
u coppered and copper fastened brig THOMAS "a
WALTER, Capt. Marshman, has most of her AH1H
cargo engaged, and will sail few days. Forsnssns
balance of freight passage, having furnished State
mhi8 r. NJ HARRISON. II Poydras st.
tV- TO feare WITH DISPATCH.
L&OR SABINE.-The fine staunch. eoppered and cop
Il per-fastened schooner GEN. TAYLOR, An JaA
derson, master, having nearly all OF her cargo 1EN
gagged, will sail above in few days. For freight sH.s
or passage apply to A. WETHERBY,
milo IS Poydras st.
tV~ To sal WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
NOR BOSTON-BOSTON and NEW ORLEANS.
j. REGUL;aR L,LNE.-The fine, fasi-saling <Gaes
ship ZONE, Capt Foster will sail above. For AfXI3
freight passage, having good accommodations o@S1
apply to the captain board at Post a. Second Munich
pality, or to DEWEY CO., 81 Graver St.
Agents in Boston-Messrs. HENRY, LINCOLN Il Co. and
G. r. SAVAGE. mh9
6V- TO leape on OF about SUNDAY 18th inst at M
LNOR GALVESl ON, Lavaca and COrpns Chist.-The
u regular Texas packet steamship FANNY, xneGEs
H. E. Scott, master. will leave above. For @EMKEM
freight or passage apply TO $50"
KIDDER DESHON CO..
mh8 so Tchouptoulas st
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CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS.

THIS splendid and welapponted Circus will open the
l. OF Louisa and TchOuptouas St Mary Market
THURSDAY the Sh Of March, with artists which
be exceed America The spacious Pavilion entirely
Impervious and the interior arrangements are construct
ed the comfort and accommodation OF all who visit IT.
Splendid Band, under the the Great Professor
BERGAM1N WILL previous the performance and during the diff
erent the popular and fashionable
Among the Stars engaged by the management the Crescent
City Circus the prOpeors would the the following
MTs It. Num- the acknowledged Queen of the Arena Sig L. Ger
Mons La Thor1 Mr. G. Street, Mr.. T. Grdren, Mr. Moses
Lpma, Mons HARPER and the Great acrobat Family and
the nimabe W. Lake. whose irresistible humor and originality
title him be ranked among the first Clowns Of the Age
n- Ptce Of AdissionDress Circle, Fifty Cents Paquee
Twenty Five Gents. mh7f
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW VIATHAN CIRCUS

Under The direction and managenehToI JOTiN oMI III
TI,HE Universal Public respectfully informed
that the New Levahan Circus Of Stone g. McColum
hbing at the City of Lafayette.
The troupe by far the largest the United States comprising
combination uneqused by Circus this Other
country representations a Gymnasic
and Acrobac Eouon and those and
Equestrian excellence highly appauded by the OF Mo
bile weeks the host of talent attached
the New Levaha would merely mention the OF the
following universally acknowledged to
be unequad the world Eaton Stone the best rider
world. T. McCoum, une9uaed Equestrian. La Belle
ethereal Mercury Female Equesranism John Smith,
conssey the Of Ethiopian characters living
H. p Madgan M j. Lpman J. Blackwood j. R. Shay A. Lew,
D. W. Stone, Coleman B. Brown F. Founs j. Brenad A. and
w. Hnckey, Ben jennings Green Johnson "A leading
the the New Lviathan the magnificent
the direction the celebrated H. h Gaul
Arena brilliantly illuminated With and arranged
for the Family Pa and be engaged
pcaton the Box Office, between the hours 10 and II A. M
Day Performance Sunday ~ O'Clock for the
who do with attend the Night Exhibition.
s cents children Pit IS cents, y2l
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

3. L.
Mr. THOS. NUM- Ring Master Mr. w. WORRELL, Clown
THIS EVENING Tuesday, March I3Every variety of Amuse
en from spen Ind Equestrian Gems nightly witnessed at
this isnent, the Qurps OdIes and Negro Extrnva
ganza OF the greatest Ethiopian Band the World Tor acu-
lars OF which e small descriptive bills.
~ Tomorrow Benefit OF Mr. W. WORRELL.
Particulars the small bills OF the day, posters, etc.
Doors O'Clock performance commence at o'clock
Admission Dress Circle 50 Second TIER Is m3
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To- To Leare WITH DISPATCH.
NOR NEW YORK.-The fine, fassaiilng BARK SOLO-
Il MON PIPER. Capt, Meribew. having all OF Il.
her cargo engaged will sail above. For passage sTfs
apply to DEWEY g ~ o. Graverst
mh7 orr F. CAMERDEN, "a Gravier st.
rT- TO ,oH WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH.
NOR UyuTER LINE-The A
fastsaiIipg coppeed and copper fastened schr SIR
JOHN CASHIER, Capt. John Sommers, has 44lltAA
part of her cargo engaged, and will leave above -<z
For balance of freight passage, having fine Stateoom
accommodations apply to the captain board at Lower
'''' r. M HARRISON & Co. II Poydras st.
THos. G.. BUDD Agent in Charleston. mh7
TT To sail WITH QUICK DESPATCH.
Tor NEW YORK-ST.ANTON'S L0UISL4JV8
i IND NEW YORK LINE OFPACKETS. r..
The fast sailing regular packet ship HERO, Cap 4f8E
tain c. R. Griffith, loading, and will have s@sas
immediate despatch above. For balance of freight
passage, having superior state room accommodations
apply board Pier No. l. foot Of st. Joseph street.
to ]. w. STANTON CO,
mh2 Conner of Magazine and Lafayette streets.
81 To Eeape WITH DISPATCH.
EyOR BOSTON.-The fine ship PLATO, o. b. ,ltz
Bease. master, having portion OF her cargo AsEE
engaged. will have dispatch. For freig hit or passage
apply on board, at St. Joseph street wharf, or to
fy26 JOHN w. ANDREWS & CO, 81 Common st.
CF- To sail WITH DISPATCH.
NOR PHlLADEIPH1A-NEW LLNE-The A i and
IL very fast sailing packet ship JOHN & AL a4
BERT, Capt. Harvard, having nearly all of her SsgyE
cargo engaged. viii sad above. For balance OF
freight passage having elegant modatons, appyto
master board opposite the Vegetable Market or 10
Hhs @. ], MgEKER, Is Poydtast-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A M RICAN TIKI ATR e.


rS,s EVENING Tuesday. March ID, will be presented the
thrilling Drama from Eugene Sues great work. by J. E. Du
Tivage, ssq,, entitled THE WANDERING JEW Rodin Mr.
G. JamIson AgrcU Mr. Charles; Dagober Mr. Greene Dial
Mr.. Kingsley; Morok Mr. Eynge; and Bnnche, 1.-THE
twin ser Misses Sazman and Jackson Adrienne de Carlo
vile, Mas Z. Pee La MayeuI Mrs. C. Pope Inc perform
ances will commence with JENNY LIND is CONE! Jenny
Lind Leatherlungs, Miss f. Petrle Ito conclude win
DANCE, by Mr. Thompson.
70 The Police Department under the control Of Mr. o L.
Prices of Circle cents Parquee Second and
Third TIERS cents Coored Boxes so cents Gallery Is cents
Private secured the Once, be-
A. M and p M, by applying to Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer. . -
IL Doors open quarter before u performance VIII
q -past prectsely Inhs
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CHARGES TO BE INvEsTIGA TED-The charge of forgery
and attempt swindle Mr. Judson the exchange poker
against Charles Thompson and the charge of being
an accompce in the transaction brought against Jefferson
Wilson,, will be investigated tomorrow morning by Re-
stabbng Hugh McFannin the evee be Investigated
by Recorder Baldwin Saturday next.
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ROBBERY AND ARREST OF ONE OF THE THIEVES
Early yesterday morning thieves entered the house OF
Henry Hebbler Frenchman street, and broke open an
armoir Hebbe heard Them got up and sung out for the
watch The thieves instantly soped carrying away with
plumber they sought One of the thieves named Jack Bout
was arrested yesterday by the Third Municipality police