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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-30
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In the West Our Prices have b,en greatly
reduced this Spring. Ne are selling
Cane Arm Rockers for $3.50
Boston Rockers, for $50
Cane Seat chairs, s5 TO Sl4 per set.
Wood seat $" 50 g
Parlur chairs Sl6 to $50
Sofas 18 to 60 each.
Marble top tables l2 10 25
Bedsteads 25 10 $50
Bureaus s to 25
And all other kinds of Furniture in proper
tion.
Citizens of Wyandot COUNTY II viii pay you
well TO come to Tiffin for yoGr
= " Il n ] I u 4 e
We know We can suit you, and will
W~ va EE va N IL
What we sell.
II, II, T n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-30
" OGDEN pals 2oc.

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$50 each. English
70 i.2; Chemical and
TO lS per 10, Fine
bacco 40 to soc per 10,
cheap Smoking do,
24c, &. tton Clothe
Cracked w h "a t
kinds of market and
Chnrns 80 to l 25c
Salaratns 8 to 10. A
of Liverpool and
Queens ware Sets, al
Stalen per lb l0c.
Candles 16, Brooms
fish Z. Pure ground
Tin cases at II per 1t
Mocha at 20a2hc pl
OF ground spices, In.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
By TELE GRAPE
From Fortress Monroe.

baltimore. Dec. 30.--The Old Point boat has
arrived, and brings the following news:
F0rtess Monroe, Dec. 20. As the stea boat
Express, which runs between Old Point
and Newport News, was leaving the latter
place this morning, u rebel tug boat was seen
blue psnnHnt. which was mistaken at nrst for
flag OF truce but, on the Express arriving
within range, sne hred shot across her bows,
followed BY several shells.
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, for q
short time, on board the Express, which was
unarmsd, ant tho soho Sd hsrwood, employ.
ed to bring water from Newport News, which
was at that time, In tow, was cut adrift. The
sherwood ,was Immediately deserted by her
crew, consisting Of four men, who escaped by
y small boat " Newport News, and, drifting
down with the tide, was taken possession of by
the rebel tug and towed to Craney Island. Her
captain suck 70 her, and was taken prisoner
The tug subsequently made her appearance
for q second time, but the Express had crowd.
stances to the flagship.
Afier along delay, about half a dozen gun.
boats got started, and steaming towards The
scene, threw few shells into Sewal's Point
aud Pig Point batteries, without producing any
effect however, as far AS h known. Had It not
been for the inexcusable delay in our gunboat,
getting to the spot. the rebel tug might have
been intercepted, and tho schooner saved
rhe latter had been lined with zinc, and fitted
cut with valuable free pump for a water
bnat. The loss is estimated at about two thou.
sand dollars. The boat belonged to Assistan
Qnartermsster Noyes.
The brig Empire. Crosby, which sailed yes.
terday for Port Royal to open trade with car.
60 Of fresh provisions, &c, took out a balloon
and chemicals, aud apparatus for Initiating Il.
consigned to Gen. Sherman, under the drec.
ton of Prof. Starkweather, of the eronauttc
department. Prof. Starkweather will make
asoensions in the vicinity Of Beaufort.
Tho steam frigate Brooklyn arrived here
from the Philadelphia navy yard this after
noon. 'r.
bnt we have no news. A note from Gen. Huger
to General Wool announces that he Is ready to
send 2l0 prisoners Of war d ,wn James rive,
from Richmond, by flag If truce. whenever
they will be received. Cen. Wool will send Il
Tag oftruce to meet them on Thursday or Fri
lay next. No list Of those to be released has
vet an receiyed
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
From Missouri.

81. Louis, Dec. 2s.-The legal condition of the
negroes discharged yesterday, by order of the
Provost Marshal General, is in nowise changed
They are only set free from confinement, i'm.
prisonment, and sale, on the presumption that
they are tho slaves Of rebel masters. General
aalleck wishes Il uud derstood that this order will
not debar any one from enforcing his legal
rights to the services Of these negroes.
I. Such rights, If any exist, oan be enforced
through the legal civil tribunals Of the State
whose mandate will "'r. vs. be duly respected.
The military author + this De partment. as
military officers, oar -, decide upon the rights
Of property or claim, 70 service, except 80 far
as they may be authorized by the laws of WAL
or acts OF Congress. When not so authorized
they will avoid all interference with such ques.
tions.
A gentleman from Lexington reports that af
ter the departure Of Federsls from that place
after burning the foundry, the notorious Char
Icy Martin and others followed our forces apt
captured a soldier, who was tagging behind
and shot him.
Last Friday, passenger, y Union man, who
arrived In Lexington from Boonville, wa,
seized and killed. II is evident that harshei
measures are necessary to quiet Lexington.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
Cattle IOr rhy Army.

. on Sunday, upwards of two thousand head
army encamped in ,his vicinity. Generally they
we're of very ordinary quality, and amongst
them many below the usual age of cattle
brought to market. So great has become the
demand for beef cattle. and the difficulty Of
there are some apprehe tensions Of short sup
ply for the Eastern city markets. Already an
psseoation nf butchers To- guard against suoh
h-prrbabillty have sent and purchased tlicir
ttoek from Philadelphia, whero they have beep
obliged to take cattle brought from the State
ri New York. The pat,le from thoae partg Of
the West fro,p which the oily markets were
supplied are nearly all taken up by the army
aontractors. Large numbers of tat COWS, which
was rarely the case before, are now brought Ia
the CITY.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
Kings Amphithsatrs.

This evening an unusual programme Is oifei
ed, made up of brilliant equestrian scenes and
gymnastio presentations. New Years Eve has
not been forgotten by the management, who
are constantly upon the qui uiue to anticipate
the desires of the public. Tomorrow after
noon at two O'Clock, speciality in the way OF
daylight exhibition will be given for ladies
and children.
Mr.. Dan Rice has caused formal intmation
to be given Of his first appearance. 1t will be
on Monday, January 6, 1894. Mr.. r. is an elo.
quent, experienced, sensible, and logical man;
one who can command tho attention and re.
spect Of the most intellectual! portions of the
community. Ris manly and patriotic course
during his trying campaign Of the spring and
summer Of 1861, will, we are sure, insure for
fait any whore where loyalty has y home.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
DealhA of ENldieIa.

The following soldiers have died since our
last report:'
Lewis Lehman, company B, Fortieth Penn
sylvana volunteers, at Division Hospital.
Edward Murray, company ], Seventy seventh
saw YORK voluateeEs, at carlp,
Mortimer Lowrie, company. g, Seventy sew
enth New York volunteers, at camp. -,
George RrImmerman, company g, First reg
iment Bordan's Sharpshooters, at Indiana Hos.
pital. 49,
i.'pLarles Rlrdsall, company ], Fourth Michi
gan volunteers, at caMp: 4 = .
Corporal i jbert' Tah, company B, Eighth
New York ckya'ry, at Columbian College Hos
pilal,
robert Holson, company !, Righty.hfth Penn
SylyaniA volunteers, at camp.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
The AIleEhanians,

We were glad to see such an immense audi.
enGe of ladies and gentlemen at Odd Fellows
H III last evening, to witness the grand per-
formance of this talented troup Of artistes.
Miss Hiffert, In our opinion. Is fully equal, if
not superior. To Madame Annie Rishop as n
vocalist, and our citizens have never had an
opportunity of witnessing GuOh u performtn tnce
upon tsrn,s 80 moderate. HLet every lower OF
superior music hear the Alleghahians. They
give matinee on the Afternoon Of New Year's
day, at O'Clock, when children will be admit.
ted for u. cen,s. Let our citizens patronize
them to the fullest extent, for they are, IL
point OF talent, certainly deserving Of Il.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
The HutchInson concert,

The Hutchinson Family has been too long
before the public to be strangers to concert
goors, though Washington has seldom heard or
heon visited by these sweet singers of the
North. Their music is not of the elaborate,
artistic description, such As persons Of highly
cultivated and operate tastes admire. The
tion was received With eyIcent gh satisfaction.
yhe Pisces included Union veraion "Dixie, !"
"ThD Ship on Fire." Ma rimonial Jars" &C.,
concluding with the Star spanglad Banner"
A second concert viii be given at the Young
Mems Christian Assoc ation rooms, on WednesI
day evening, '' 'ai
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
Canterbury Hall.

The Virginia Mummy will be perfo' med only
during the present week, afterSESsch II will he
withdrawn, in order to give Rp,PPal other nov
sIlea, now in seliye preparation. temempeE
tsat this III the last gesk of the engagement, OF
takes benefit on Friday night 8ignora LucGi
II, ide II great hit last night, being loudly ap'
plauded and enoorod In bo.h pieces sung BY
her. She is u vocalist OF superior merit, ana
must be heard to be appreciated. But one
which the sewing machine win be awarded, ii
spy Of our lady frionds hays not yet SECURED {
Fcket, ge adYise them tS Cd this AFTERNOON, by
Ell means; = - :. $40
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
QY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auqelonssrs

.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SogsE AND L0T, Ar AUC-
NON.
On FRIDAY, ~ lOth day Of January. 1se2,
shall sell, IN mont ofthe premises at c!oll r N
By yitSs 81 deed Of trust 70 the subscriber, bear
log date the l1th day o. November, 1859, and re.
corded In Lbsr j. A. g., No ls7, ioos ss 81, 60 and
Sl, of the land secoSds for the county of WASH
III gton, IN the Diytfios Of Columbia, tbs tohoertH Il
TsSsd p,SPsfDy Dia; y's s.S Ssa sftSt e
the ground plan or plat q ssid aHffks @ Course @
ssAHsisiRpcSSuste fully described In aid Aee9Q
sssst 2ASH kyFRaA &r34nG.ps1aGnF \
tasss afsSstSW III 5ssatlp x AZ
81. :,,:sA Is::!s ~. Third aud -Four
SouTth cash, balance 10 six and twelve
mopihs the purchaser 70 give notes for 10 Aeierrea
pay men, besring iut, rest from day o. sale deed
given and deld trust tas<n on tho property to
secure the ps ylurut Uf the notes II the terms are
not compile T,ih in ayvd.ys after sale, III. trustee
reserves right 10 Iss the property, at the risS
and cost OF the first ksrohAser, hy CIV % three days
fnotce of sush Sssak IN nome newsl alt printed in
al. SMITH, Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
deo l0---2d~&ds :, AuctiUneera.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31

NINE HUNDRED REBELS DEFEATED By GEN
RRAL PRENTIss-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Palmyra, Mo-, Dec. 29.--Yesterday, Gene raj
p entlss, with 40 men, encountered and dis
persed 900 rebels, under Colonel Dorsey, a!
Mount Sion, Boone county, killing and woundng
$50, and capturing 35 prisoners. 95 horses. and
los guns Our loss was only 8 killed and II
wounded.
The rebel. burned another train on the North
Missouri railroad yesterday, and they say tina,
they intend to destroy all the cars on the road
so 40 to prevent its eing used.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
PROM KENTUCKY.

louisville, Dec. a0.-A slight sklrmish IN
Adair county has taken place. Rebell"ss, 1--WE
killed; Federal, none.
Humphrey Marshall, heading 800 troops, is
fortify ing Prestonburg, and ID expected soon 1,
march towards Maysville.
Buell. has ordered the brigade under Colone
Garfield forward.
A battle is expected very shortly.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
IL IL ~ U H siil

L. u R 81 + U H I
r u X Si!i
We have on hand ut oar spaciou. sales .oom, In
the rear II our auction rooms, at private sale very
large and elegans as1r.mcnt of Furs and Robes,
ooasistiog Of
Mink Sable, Hudson Bay Sabe,
Stone Martin, vi oil aud Ermine,
Fur seal CLOVIS aud uauutlets, Caps aud Muf.
h4rs,
adj g. and Chiireus Fur,,
Fancy Carriage Robes, lined and unlned,
Bpiisio Wolf, Genet and many other 96ods for
sale low by WALL BARNARD,
Auction and Commission Mef ch ants,
dec % corner Pa. ave. and Ninth st.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
Larceny.

John Murray, u young lad Of about ton years
Of age, was arrested on Sunday, by officer
Hanna, for stealing hazel nuts, in company
tho oars At the depot. When arrested, he had
his hat full of the nuts He was sent to the
workhOuse by the magistrate.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31

Ia selling original Cdrtes de Uisih photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, RanSs, Sra
mont, Butler, and Q,ksEa, Gar liksIIsssoS S
EcC,e,laa 10 the iatast publishsH M yt III ttsaah A
SssSb asssa W. N kSa! ka w staM,
aisdh gsRga Mea, TAststiaSA hSi iinnyymsf
Gs.,s e Sqahsnhihsss,,aseaa 4 ofasat
The national Republican., 1861-12-31

The Fire at the Government stables.
The number Of horses that perisbod In tho
are-St-t the Government stables last week, or
have died from injuries eceivedJ Jis 32A Ont
prevent thsm from being burned, one hundred
and MY ars stiT missing. -E-'H H.- .
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
DIED,

Yesterday morning. December 30, oftyphoid
fever; FRANK, youngest son Of Margaret L. apd
the lRte Df. Gamalial Bailey, aged ffteen years.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral at tho family residence, No. 1922 G
street, this day, at O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
A,,e,.st ,or Eonbi AZ q siek soidisr.

4 /oalcer Very, on Vic charge q Stealing s25,
:rom Daniel puoker! sick Soldier, IN the nos.
\pital an Elrieepth Stseat near Corcoran
Higgs' psnk, WITH EhiRh he went srollck'ng
about the CITY. Heswas committed 10 jail, by
Justice Walter, fof 8further hearing.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
A Nsry ELmt;

l. large and handsome a iseriean flag was
yesterday riiiSed by the Adams Express Com.
pany ON their new building NJ the corner Of
Indiana and New Jersey avenues, opposite the
depot,
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
BH D. o. AsoUlaE q co., A.etion.er..
kxTxNsl1x SAFE OF 8ous,xx,p,xo .n,,,
TURF, PIANO, ETC AT zUC1IOy ''""1-

kxTkNSLIx SAFE o. HoUskkxxPryo snpv.
ToAA' FA"o, ETC AT AUO7ION.
Masninosnt Er.rd Piano Forte, b..uatu, r,.,,.
Plate Mirrors, superior Oak.csived Library FSrni
lure velyet Csrpsb Rosewood Cham Ger F Srniiurs
n.,.S nns S raias,ns: knsra'inss, Bronz.s Silver
On TUEsb y noRNIsa, Dec smbsr a,s. At 10
Sc'Uek, At LadSr riaes, On The Heights Of George
urn,urs :ns snsi ELL! ss .psndid lo Of Household
SUPERB Rosewood oass carved Plano Forte, BY
Musio stand, s,s 4 ssd Cover
Superior green And gold broca atelie covered Po,,o,
re va ssSs;::; ~, - An, and six Sid. Chairs.
Aaspsiiaesnt .t.sia Frsnoh plat. Mantsl Mirrors, IN
Eis:ssnt French % %c.oiast With bron1. Medallion
sis: s.t.. si;s::ss.S S1Iosss 1ss.ss, Gilt Bros...l..
Hand.cme gu Paintings
Very nne Engraviugs
Richly sils Bouquet tables, Gilt Chandeliers
superior Vevet, Brussels and hree.piy Carps,s,
superbly carved oak Library Suite, c,mur,ipy-
bokose, Table. Lounge, two Arm Caairs, aud
iin Er,aos MsGsi,,Sa Ma., ps'k Side ch fai'hsd 10
Large oval French plate Mirrors, IN Oakcarvsa
marble top sideboard, ExtsniiSn nisi sipg Table
s,,x.r and French ~ Dining .h.irs
Ivory handled Table Cutlery
china, Glass and Crockery
Oak Hall Set, Elk's Antlsru
ture nm
Handsoms Cottage Sets
Rosevood and Walnut Cribs, Toilet Sets
ISP SIPstSor asathsr Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Half Mattrasses Blankets and Comforts
lron. Bedsteadi, Easy Nhairs, Bath Tub,
stsir OsrpetS, Rods, Oiioloth
Kitchen Utensils, Stoves, kc.
AT 3 O'CLOCK.
Two very supshOr Mich Cows
Ierms Cash. JAS G. MCGUIRE & CO.
7. BOWLING,
n Auctioneers
l.. r. T.. The house VIII be open 10 visitors on Mon.
day, the o0th instant, from ii to 4 CLOCK
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
I.dtn Ws,sh.r Goods,

india Rubb + CoIts, wiz and black $3.50 each,
Isd Rubber Legg ms, ST. p@ pair
And all kuds Rubber Goods including rubber
Boots ano Sb0es, Rubber StOpp "a Ter Battiee hGt
.Aanu u,asl luie erS piloes, at III A HAEL'S
" .''''' " y Iudia Rubber Warehouse -, .
30s Fenpsylyaria aVenae,
dee l9-tf Bet Ninth and T2nta ~
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
LORE RRIDaEBURNINu.

Quincy, I'll Dec. 9s.-The bridges over the
Fabrius ami North Rivers, on the Palmyrs
railroad, were set on fire by the rebels las
night, and destroyed.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31

MASON AND sLIDELL TO GO OUT IN THc MAG
.a-. ARA.
boston, D C. S0.--By Instructions from Lord
Lyons. thu steamship Niagara will leave this
place direct for Liverpool to morrow, taking
Messrs. Mason and Sidell to Englfna.
The steamship Persia, n0Y in the 81. Law.
rance, viii take 'the place Of the Niagara.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31

SIEALTD PnOPOsAL', until tho aOth
~ December, 1881, are Invited tor furnishing The
U. s. Subsistence. Department with FLOUR.
About II 600 barrels will be required Of high
grade OF extra Flour, to be delivered In Washing.
ton at ihe railroad depot at houses In Wash
'ngton or Georgetown, sometime between the 1st
January and 10th OF January, 1863.
Each barrel OF the Flour to be inspected Just be
fore It Is received. The Flour must be equal In
quality To- the samples 70 be oGtaCed at the Capitol
Bakery Washington City
BIDS 10 ba di eCted to Major A BECKWITH, G
s u =. A.. endorsed Z" Proposals " dec19
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
SUSPENSION OF spEcIEPAYMENrs IN NEW yoRI

Ne,o York, Dec. 30.-The banks Of this city
specie payments. rhe suspension causes IL
excitement here, az IL has bean anticipated fbl
some time as Wproper precautionary me- sure
on the part of tho banks.
Boston. Dec. 30.-Ar the banks iu this city
have suspended
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
ai7d on F11,een!h Shteh sIptS hs
An Ss,fese ei,s.ns a s.sSs : ssAiR Ill., xss 4 e con !.

Total in some pl4RSsSa, VIM SsSsarfof N.Y. rfof sfMMsr
;ss .s5t,y SsSS'ep;"S SSt Ssl M sNy
moons shadow on the earth viii not at ANY
toSal darkness n minute and a third; whore
The mon ia owtlh width Of its shado.W WIZ
nnt exceed tpn mnbs, and the durauon oftotal'
ity only few s6obbds.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
LOCAL, NEWS
30 Advvrsissre.

Nearly V thousand sopiespo the X pub.
loan are circulated among the floating popuis.
ton every day. besides thslargs number served
torsshlsf subsOribsra.L A1vsftisefs will take
aOta aooordingly.zl
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
"tlA aE OF TIME.

"EA .GE OF TIME.
On l...! FsauRy, 2ith November, Passenger
rains vii! nr,ivt and depart from Calvert station
"a ,ollONs
TRAINS NORTH LEAVE.
" II u,.'', '''''''.. '.'...'....''....ex exo A NJ
Ton 40 ES ~ -, ,...................3 y w L. NJ
= 'ktOu &c NJ ition. LOO p. N
PI!'s:rs I'D .."tt-burg Express. 80. $50 2. NJ
rl;bINS SnUTu ARRIVE.
Parktyu icG ia, Daat,sn at...........8.00 A. N.
lIunao I%pf-. s..: $50 A, u.
rittsburg aud HarTt burg Express. .... 2.VO r. VI
The & A. NJ Train II m " ashingt connects with
the 8 20 a II. Il Ia .To.t . liimOre for the " est
end for Buri>o Elmira. Rochester Duukirk Canaan
dnigua, and Niagara E,I@ ani To- New York
city.
The II A N, lrsin from w4rhirgton connects with
h. 800 l.. v Train from Baltimore, to West North
aud Northwest, and Elmira and Buffalo and Rc.
chester.
1hct,oOP p. NJ Tratn rom Warrington connects
with The 81 =. ". rr in from Baltimore for Pitts
burg Harrisburg, and the Vest, and is direct con
neCtion for Lc3sn1n, la ton, Allentown, nud New
York, via Central Railroad Of New JYrsey
Try iht7 rOu,e 10 sew York.
aD- The o'iy Train leaving Blliiniore on Sunday
Is TIC 3.c0 =. h Train, for II rrs0urg, Pittsbutg
Chicago and the West
The OILY Train a riving in Baltimore Q" s"ndsv
"a the - A, N. Train.
nov ~ JAS g CLARKE, Supt.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
RI WALL = aAasARD, Aeetioneers,
~ Corner p avenue and Ninth street.
POSITIVELY THE LAST SALE OF THE
SEASON.
LARGk AND PkRkA0ORY AALB OF AZ BEkdpANr
ASyOkZAkNT Or LAlLky AND ssEN7S' F,URS
MA0a ROBES, g., D., AT AyC7ION.


zSy0EzAkNT OF LAlLky AND ssENTS' F'URS,
MAoH ROBES, a., D., At AyC7ION.
On TUESDAY M0RnINa, December sIst inst =,
commanding st 10 O'Clock, Ie win continue the sale
by catalogue .t our large and spacious sslss room,
IN tne rear o. opS ayetos rooms, large and suVero
Ro.e., a., Just received direct from one Of The
Target Importers and Manufacturers on Broad way.
New York, all made up expressly for the presens
sessoe, and Of the latest styles, and will Be war
ranted free from moth oompfising-
Large Mink, uudsoa Bay, and other SaSles, Car
dinals, Capes, Talmas and Sets
stone Marten, Mink, Fitch, and Ermlne
Rich Sets and Single Pieces Stone Marten
Water Mink, Mountain Aaytsn Siberiap Squirrel
German Fitch, SILVER As,tsn, and Royal squirrel
Fur, Seal, Beaver, and other Gloves
Otter CAPS, Bsav er and ether Nuflers
Ako, every variety Of Ladiss' ano Childrens' Fur
Fancy Carriage and slsiSh Robss, lined ana untsn
ned Buffalo kobee, Fur CJats, ks., &c.
A The sole vii bs without reserve It ofIers nua
sSPporsSaity for i.die, and gentlemen to supply
ladiss and tie public generally to the ,als
WALL l. BARNARD,
ososo Auotioneere.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
Rf WALL = DAR1ARD, Auctioneers-
y Corner South do Pa. Av. and Mimi st,cs,

HACK, HORSES AND HARNESS ar AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, Deosnosr s1s., com.
Auction Rooms, without rsseTvs, y. '"e
ONE HACK, HORSES AND HARNESS.
Tsfms-Ons third eash, bsisaoe pay able monthly.
with notes satsfAetorilZ endorsed 6saruR intsres,
Goo % (Ssa,I Xnc,,nD,.
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS,

n DD FGLLoWs, HALLi
-. XXX XIX sEii$%s ssiEit$$sS st$$S s4t$ S$ ''
SbB Sbb fEtt9ws' fEttowS hALki hAhE
TUESDAY NIGHT, Dso.nssa d,
The Alleganians! y
The Alleganians! ~.
The Alleganians! "'
ySest':TT:: yySSest.:T: s.o s.soo
" SsOtss BeSl RimSersI
SsCtss BelS AeinSersi
MISS cARRrE HlFF9RT, - g..-,-
xu . .n,o,r,.r IIsS xARIA BouLAAD,
Ms. JIM BoULARD
Lately returned from four Year, tour around the
world, and having Just concluded series OF forty.
would most respectfully ssnounos tie frst Of thsir
Highly Popular Ausioal Entertainments.
1hsir Repertoire embrsoss choice collection Of
VOCAL QUARTETrs,
arranged Ia their own peculiar and effective style
Scotch, e.r.ss and sSs.isS Ballad. = sas.nt A,i.:,
popu.r .sn .nd II SasS nom n..,s az ~of1' 0' 'ne most
In addition 70 their usual choice selection Of vocal
%ussS ;ss sssy vii play each evening several pieces
SWISS BELLSi
~ The front Of the Hall and the adjacent streets
will Be illuminated with the magnificent
DRuMM okO Ll6HT!
DRUM MoNp IioHT!
for long time On object OF great curiosity at
BARNUNS HUSEEk,
New York, upon the nights Of the Alleganans and
Swiss Bell Ringers.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
On "ocano0caay,
,, At halfpast two o'clock,
PRIoRs.
Front Seats. ........................50 81 cents
Loors ops At oc!oJk performances commence
at O'Clock.
dec II
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
lO, FOR TIE CHRisTMhs HOLI.
III DAYS!
Az ,JatI. AFFIELD,S.

JNO StNih slI eet. bet. u ana H.
Large as:orimcnts Of Pouru, Fruit, and Fancy
Cake, n " ready SUI ab { for rresens, and IN de
te 0lst materias. Grat variety of Fancy Boxes
l.argr as orr ent Of French Candies, Bon Bans
Fro. II ant American sugar TnyE frgitI, and Cor
dial with lar. { a.sorm NJ OF other Confec,ioh.
er.es, r.ic' vii sell a. the lowe 8, pross g. to suit
he me. P.t aSp call and G for yourself before
yoI ruy anywhere clse. Ice cream and Water
Ices " 30 per gail'n. Serd your orde:B only
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The national Republican., 1861-12-31
Future PAY0
DY WALL d BARNARD, Asctionesrs.
- Corner South ode Pa Az aud Ninth street
PkRRAPT06Y 6AkE OF WINES, LIQUORS, AND
0RQZkRLEG At A IHQ2iLN

mencns II 10 O'Clock, ws VII ssn on the fret fooS
Of our suction roQps, without reserve large sto
Of Wines Brandiss, Jamaica Splits, WHISKY, and
Ir0oerlss, oonsistis q Of
Casks Of LsSer 1rsve and Jules Robin Brandy
Do jamaica spirits, casks Domestic Brandy
Barrels Gro Ss Il Wards Bour on whisky
Gases impartial Masst ar d C.ghsc Brandy
Barrels PIKE, a agnoLo Sus Pittsburgh whfskiss
Csssa Claret, Kirchsn WASH and large stock OF
other German Wines, In glass aud wood
ybarrels New York Sirup
Boxes Pickles, Psschss, and OYSTER
Cases Davenporss and Aopongshsia Whkkies
Boxes Aerrings, SRSar aud Core, Fire ;rsc.er'
With many 0tbsr goods In the Gro:ery Line, all
of which will positively be sold.
Terms qaah.
WALL BARNARD,
dec a ANeuoneer-.