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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27
WHAT THE LADIES WANT TO KNOW.

Where they can buv Jspvsn's Kid Gloves. white,
black, and colored, az IS cts; good quality kid
81; best French Corsets, 81 IS; all the best qusl
tiles Of English and German Hosiery, for ladies'
Of ali sizes and qualities; Linen Cambria Hand,
keIchiefs, at rs ots. per dozen; fne embroidered
Bonnet RibSons, at half Urice; scR Laos FATE
and VeiIs, at low prices; Silk Robes and Fancy
Srestiy reduced pTices: P.Iesos and snn SSsS;ss'
Coaks And shavls, oil sci ing at reduced prices at
HENRY EGAN'S,
1913 (south side Pa. ay., bet. 9Th aud 7th sts
20 1Of New Iron RuilSingz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

one O'Clock and daylight, two-story frame
dwelling on street, between Fifteenth and Six.
tenth streets-the lower story occupied by Mr.
VIM. Linkins as provision store. the upper part
unoccupied, and belonging TO II. nj. p King,
Esq.-was set on fire and totally DESTROYED Messrs
Linkins and King were each insured for a small
amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27
< OOO YARDS LIGHT AND DARK CALI

= O0O YARDS LIGHT AND DARK CALI
5000 Yards BIesched and Brown sHIRTINGs,
Irish and FreJoh SBIRTING LINEN.
We are closing ont our stock Of FANCY SILKS
and Sll. * ROBES 1t very low prices for cash.
fe Is Stiff wM. v. Riley BRO.
NOTICE,
IN View of the Importance 81 eheotlng ~ an early
dsy settlement IF the affairs of the late firm OF
Clasett Dodson, respectfully cal the attention
of all persons inds b. ed 20 them this notice, and
urge speedy pay ment Of the smounts stlll due the
firm. WM.A CkAGETT.
fe l9-eo5t Adminsit'r on estate OF ID. Clagett.
EOi SEVENTH STREET. SQf
Cof Bettrsta LcHtSfdrd az. and D SO Oof
A fresh supply of Groceries Just received.
good article of Brown Sugar az cents per pound.
81 barrels extra Flour best brands at 81 per barrel,
81 do Family Flour, beat brands,
Old Bourbon Whisky and Rye WHISKY LOT med
lcina purposes,
Old French Brandy. Port Wines, hsderis aud
Sherry Wines, pure article for Sickness,
Cordials OF varloIs kinds,
And 8 genera assortment Of goods usually kept m
q first class Grocery Store Cal and examine.
fe II stawsw ISRAEL DEMING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

MEMBERS OF THE THrRTY-sIxrH CoNGRKss can
obtain photographs Of themselves at w hitehursts
Gallery, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue, for one
dollar copy, See his Photographic visiting
cards, now all the rage. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

TOR SALE-A FAMILY OF SERVANTS,
II five in number, viz A first rate Cook aud
as q cook, pIeserver, pastry maker, 30. A Girl of
IL years, kelly, smart, and very useful as nurse
II is desired TO dispose Of them together, as they
are one family. Any gentleman desiring TO purchase
suoh family of servants will please address note
TO 4. T. c., Star Ofce and the advert iseI will call
on him. fe I9-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

CENTRAL GUARD-HousE.-Justies CIark.-Mary
Ann Brown, disorderiy and profane, fined 81 o.
and In defanlt Of security and costs was sent to
the work. for 80 DAYS. Joseph Turner, do.
do /; also committed for 80 days. Joseph Jones,
do. do; fined sl4. Charles Hoover, do do >;
sent to the workhouse for 80 DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27
One Dollar.

One Dollar.
S1-S1-Sl-St-S1-S
S1-S1-SI-S1-S1-S
4S6 Pa. Av. EVANS'S. 476 PA. Av.
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF
JEwELRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the Medical
Department Of Georgetown College takes place al
the College Buildings there on Tomorrow after.
noon, and the exercises will undoubtedly be ct
much interest. The graduates are Louis c.
Hootee, Mo; J. M. Buckley, Ohio; w. w
Hays. Md A. r. Barry, Md |; Chas. Mccormick
d. C.; Charles Allen, Va; w. II. Gardner, N
c.; J. II. Porter, ID. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

To.nIsHT, Rev. Mr.. Lord lectures at the Smith
soniaa on Columbus. An interesting lecture may
be expected.
DoN'r forget the exhibition Of Gorsuch Chapel
Sabbath School, at Ryland Chapel tomorrow
evening. rich entertainment is anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

CoTToN AND ToBAcco.-There arrived in TIL
city on Monday via the Orange and Alexand ri
Railroad, together with a large amount Of oths
freight, three car loads of Cotton and Tobscc
from Lynchburg. The expected arrival Of thi
cotton we have announced before. II is the q n
Of lot Of 1000 bales to arrive and will be shppe,
In the New York and Virginia screw steamshi
Compan's fine steamers to New YORK;,
Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

The CORRESPONDENT of the Charleston Mercury
writing from this city, tickles the ears of his read
ers as follows: Z" Those in the middle classes who
have access to the soldiers now quartered here,
ana who are on init mate terms with them, assure
me that they are just az anxious as the citizens
themselves that matters should be amicably ad.
Jnsted Many Of them-some say a majority
afhrm that when the worst comes to the worst.
can resign, will do so those who cannot, will de-
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

REsIssArIoNs.-Capt. A. K. Allen, Of the Me-
hopolitan Rifles, has resigned his commission az
captain. Capt. r. II Henderson, Of the Hender-
son Guard, has also resigned bis command Of that
company, and Jas q l.. Fox well has been elected
to his place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

nECIDED SACRIFICE IN SILK GOODS, & O..
IN REGARD TO SILKS AND SILK ROBES
AND WOODEN DRESS GDODS, Ia,ifes in pur-
suit Of any Of the above articles requested to
examine the largest and o. oapest stock ia Thu CITY,
the whole OF which is put down at "panic prices3
la order that we may have room for sprGg supplies,
tmany items of which We ore now opening
Our stock of DRY GOODS STAPLES, for the
every day wants of families is how complete in sl
depart ments.
CARPETS, CURTAINS, I.OTHS.
RUGS, PIANO and TABLE COVERS, MAT,
TINGS, &c upper floors.
IcA An Inspection of stock solicited, it inours no
Obligation TO purchase.
PERRY h BROTHER
Penn. avenue and Ninth street,
T-5t lni Itn1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

1zR MILITARY SPIRIT Is being kept up to the
u1KH in these exciting times, and not night
po1Ds that does not witness In some locality of
fhecity, squad of volunteer soldiers active
ddlI6uty. The favorite localities for these ex-
efciss are the City Hall lot, the Patent Once
pmfDent, and the open spaces In the neighbor-
- % the Presidents House, some one IL not all
o. xhich are regularly occupied for an hour or
twoby the militia every night. The officers Of
the Sixth Regiment Of Militia attend upon their
drill with noticeable perseverance, we see. The
Juveniles are also infected thoroughly with the
spirit and under the name Of "Zouaves,n &c &,
stretch their little legs to the best Of their ability
In emulation of their elders. Some of the little
chaps are. however, entirely too infantile to be
trusted out so late at night as they are wont to
parade. Their parents should see to 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

= -sfHAMMAcK's Mot 10 know Hammaek's
ssaraues ones self unknown" here In Washington;
bot ss there are good many strangers dropping
IN daily lust now, who will be glad Of hint
where to get good fare and comfortable rooms. at
a rsosonable rate, we refer them TO Hammack's
in another column, setting forth
what he can do and what he will do for toe &c
commodation Of his guests, all OF which In true 10
thS letter His establishments most conveniently
located, too, In Willards' Hotel block, just now
the cynosure Of all eyes In consequence Of the
presence there Of the President elect So visitors
tofhIs city can enjoy the luxurious fare and quar-
Tn nj Hammack's, and be almost next door TO
a Chcle Abe' at the same time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

Hr1ASD CHAPEL CoNcERT.-The concert Of the
Rylapd Chapel sunday School last night was de-
cidsdly an Interesting one indeed. The perform
Ed ang with good taste, and received, as they
de1erved, Unlimited applause, particularly the
foiedng Miss Mary Lloyd, solo; Miss Purdy,
60 4iss Wright, Miss Bailey and Mr. Bradley,
trio Miss Grey and Miss Walker. During the
sv8trg, the superintendent Of the school, Mr.. L.
X Gay, was presented by Miss Bailey with
e. mark Of respect from the classes to their
teacher. MIR. Gray, in receiving the gin, made
bsif but feeling response. Bouquets Of flowers
we(e also presented to the pastor Of Gorsuch
Mr5 b. r. Lloyd, the musical director Of the
achopl, in receiving which the recipients made
~ res onses. We learn to-day that In response
81 - unanimous wish Of the audience present
ln1tuIx1t the performance Is to be repeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

mi RAREY To-NIGHT-Mr. Rarey's tiumphal
poRress has brought him TO Washington, and to-
tight he will give taste Of his quality at his
rnumoth building, erected ex pressly for the oc-
cesto1 on the site Of the old theater. The struc-
teo tafe by $50 feet in d uensions and will hold
sboBsdx thousand people. Ii IL made water
49, q foofed with patent material, well heated,
lfkhG4 With gas, and the seats are comfortably
up1of1e3ed. Nothing better could be desired for
The t6mfortable accommodation Of those who
vtsh = Bee and hear the great horse tanner to the
bgstsdsantage.
We have seen II stated that the recei pts of a
si13lR lecture at the Academy of Music in Phila-
de1Do5a were between three and four thousand
dojl4o Probably he has averaged a clear oft
a 99D to 81 600 every lecture in this country;
ana Nom this circumstance some idea may be had
oftbe popular enthusiasm which he has ava kened.
Weuust the people will 90 to hear MIR. Rarey's
lectures, not merely to be amused or excited by
his contes;s with savage horses but TO listen to and
ap1l1eiate the maxims he inculcates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

DREPARE FOR THE FOURTH OF MARCH
4 by laying In your supply Of
Blankets, Bed Comforts, uilts,
Linen aud Cotton Sheetinss,
Pillow Case Linens a. d Cottons,
Table Cloths. Table Napkins,
Table and TOweiing Diapers,
Curtain Damask, Curtain Muslin, OilclO.hs, Car
petings. Ali selling at reduced prices at
HENRY EGAN'S,
1913 Pa av south side, bet 6th and 7th SITS
fe 81 lot new Iron RuIldines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

PARDoSED James Sterland, who was tried and
Court, of robbing the United States mail, and
sentenced to imprisonment for ten years, at hard
labor in the U. 8. penitentiary In this city, waz
pardoned this morning by President Buchanan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

LAND WARRANTS AND misunderstanding
In land warrants and money are rather slow at
present. The prices Of land warrants average
about as at the close of last week-warrans of 1850
10 81 acres buying at IS, selling at 65 cents Der
acre; 40 acre warrants, IS and ST. The exchange
Is ABOUT The sarne-New York city banks par,
State, per cent New Jersey, Delaware, Marv
land, Estate, Kentucky, per ct Baltimore CITY,
Ks Ohio and Louisiana, 3; Pennsylvania, OK
virginia and Indiana, 5; Tennessee and North
carolina, 8; Illinois, Wisconsin, and South Caro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

yU TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w r Have just received the largest essortment
ard now offer the most extensive verlety0YYM
0. SOLE LEATHER, LADIES' DRESS Md
va PAfEsiS SsKKPEf BsG Eat de-
IN this city, which We are selling 10 vefy. low
prices. WALL, STEPHENS CO,
on Is n a22 Pa svenne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

The INAUGURATION UNION CoScRRr.-we hear
that the principal members Of the Germana So
ciety have been engaged for this concert, under
Mr.. Charles Lenshow, their popular director, who
will conduct the whole orchestra. The affair
promises 10 be an exceedingly brilliant one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-27

i paper: Srice si; half csif SIS b. mall
Else veser, nev novel By Oliver Wendell
The Revoupon in the South, paPeri price -
oens, 81 FRENCH RICHsTEINS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
FORECLOSURE SALE

State OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Circuit Court.
Henry hnop, palnijn against Benz. X. Berry, Alvin
blanchard, ohu Adams. Eliza Adams. AmlSa Obj
Jus G-,Corhit, William o. fuller William u. Hart
Henry VI. hcCoiklc, Oliver IL. TweedN. E.ias NJ
Green, peNttr liltney, George Draper. Eleazer b
j. dfedgc, James Ere eItnd Robert SquireS. Ct,I les
IL. 6owiu3n. Patrick H. Baker, William A. Free
tand, Martin II Gotdsworthy, john \. Dntcher
Johu \ 6ppdrI-h, Kellogg sexton. benjamin F.
Ihonts john Million, Charles g. raj ham. John
u. Perkins, William IL. Il ltou. John N stewart
Sherman ,. Jewett and Francis ii. Root Defend
ants.
b a. tue ot, ami pursuant to a judgment or Fore
closure anu sale, .euaered IN said Court IN the ove
entitled actl'n. The 18th day June. 1851 will
expose cor sale aud sell at pupiic auction the front
door 81 the Court House IN the village oil Doog.viiie
IN IOWA county. Wisconsin. SATURDAY. the Il tlay
81 S"plehoei. 1901, at clock in the afternoon of
that day, the following describe,l e premises
Or So much thereof may he necessary TO Use The
amount oi sad Jud- uIeni costs OF sale
wit:
rs West hiatt nc the northeast quarter of Section
So ten tl0J, dudtue south of the SOUTH
vest qua Ter 81 Section No. three t3), all Of the
northeast quarter Of the Ih-west quarter am.
Htft ot the southeast quarter ct the north west
quarter ~ section I0), part oil the south
htt % the noftd-We>t quarter of Section No five
E31, an m IoN ,hip No. i've fj). north Range No
tour O. east, containing in the l- egate two hun
ar asseN-the same Is ing and byiu. in Iowa county,
lscon>In -
Dated, Mineral Point, June 9th. 1861.
GEORG i. MISS ERSMITH.
SaeriH Iowa Co. Wis
1oo3 oudduth, Plaintiffs Attys (29-3m)
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

DAILY LiFE.-Mr. ). NJ. BooTH IS about to
commence a paper IN Milwaukee with tkIs
as al editor j. a Sufficient guarantee that the
Life viii be the leading paper in the State,
50 tar relates to editorial talent. Mrs.
BoorH, WHO Is an excellent writer, is now in
Europe, and viii correspond for the paper.
Several assistant editors are engaged by Mr..
BoorH, aud. all together, we anticipate irst
class daily paper.
Ieras, z cents week, or SIS a year.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

INAEMrkS nave you vet oIdr.,u "a Reaper: II
i not, come and see kitby's before YOU buv
We have specimen machines now set up ready for
use and Tor examination. in nearly all TIL princip
and scr qtiny of II good Judges of Reapers
THE KIRBY, as we have often said before is rs
than most other OF the common machines a. a y an
see axe is ahead of common. rough baeksnlith woak
or a complete pa ent lever watch OF old birs ere
Tue hlRBl, is The Reaper OF the age he,o ono Il
dispute What may come after il we cannot saw iut
" IS certain that thing yet equal it either in beau
y and compactness Of structure.
{ e In ,bmanship aud durability lit beinruear
y ali iron and Steel.)-
! y Ia iightness of draft. I'VE warrant any or,i-
mary span OF horses ample al all times, and for
II In having no side draft at all, nor downward
| Wel24, upon the tongue
- As being the easiest machine in the world 10
Cg II being very common and perfectly eaSy
thing for a elul man, with good, steady team
to 5oth rake and drice
p A. being by far the cheapest machine IN tLs
60rtd, on every account
5S KIRBY will last any careful farmer
treHty years. with the renewal of such rarfs as fl.
sicklc, aud those parts subjected to extra wear
g THE KIRBY can be taken TO pieces IN ten
minutes 50 as 70 be packed in space three IN four
~ TIE KIRBY all in ALL is the best combined
IN Tue world and gives universal satisfaction
to THE KIRBY oW be oa,raated 5ully TO every
Pt. e.'Ner to be .rst rate Reaper aud frsf raie
H0cer IN every spot and placeand to both can and
NOV upon rough gr0aHd better than any other ma
. Vui STOCK OF hlItB1 = Tor Wisconsin is run
ming out fast and cannot be promised certain aftert
early part of next month.
- No man should acait tate this seasgn before
buy ns reaper as the probability stioug that the
ehtIe rtock OF every kind will be exhausted before
the harvest.
ag Attend to ii gentlemen, the sooner the better
eac and all Of you.
IL The KIRBY may be seen up at the Jane c.
ot"ic, Madison at EIlIee's, Evansville. at \ A.
Nu@ht :, Prairie du CHEN, at PIattevlle GIANT Co
Boscobet Lone Rock, Avoc,, Mazomauie Piailie ol
Sac, Slon Gi,ton, Milton, Edgerton Lima Whitewa
Palmyra, TT Atk!nSon, Cambridge, Waterjown. Col
umh1N sun Prairie, Pardeevile, Hefsevyine Sparts
La crosse. Albany, G cen Co. Monroe il odhcad na.
lngton Mineral Point, DodgeviIe, and many other
places IN the state.
3 About $50 were sold in this State last vea,
and uniformly grve excellent satisfaction
Extras "i every kind Will be kept constantly
on and Tor Machines at all the principal towns in IT,,
Stat.
- send to the uuder igned or apply to local
agents for Pamphlets and Circulars if any further in
formation is desired.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

LApY's BooK.-Goaey Tor september is re-
ceived, As usual. rs fashion lates, steel en-
cravings, embroiderIes DC, as well as litera-
ture, are attractive Gu lady friends are
advised 10 procure copy of Godey. They
will find 10 It both amusement aud instruction
that not be elsewhere obtained
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
+ I r n | T Z r F.


In the matter of the last VIII and Testament of John
Ioofbortow, decets ed
reading and filing the petition OF George Schel-
~ huger ana Rebecca Loot borrow. Executor and
EAtcutriX OF SAID Last Will and Tes ament, repre.
Senlng that the extension OF time ofore given
the Court Tor the settlement of the OF lid de-
ceased, has expired, and that q have been unable
as yet, 10 close up their admin ion and aNnp
lhat tie time OF their administration might be again
extended for the Rod of six months it is ordered
that SAID petition be heard before the Judge OF th
Court on Monday the 5th day of August next enst.-
ing at the Court House, in the village of Dodgevie
in said county.
And is further ordered. that public notice there
o. be given 10 alt persons crested by publishing
copy OF this der for three weeks prior to
sad day OF heating, in the Mineral Point Tribune n
weeklI newspaper polished in the city Of Mineral
Point. in said county. L. NJ STR nc
Dated July lst. 1861. 3lw3. County Judga
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
William Ovens

The following letter came to hand lust as
we were going TO press. 1t explains itself =
DoDeEvILLE, august 10th, 1861
MEssRs Bliss d Sen; LIIs Owens has
received letter tins morning from some
preacher down in Dixie" informing him
that his brother, William Owens, who was
reported killed at Bulls Run, was a prisoner
OF war at Richmond, slightly wounded, but
doing we'll Yours, Ia haste,
s. W REESE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
ID J. POWERS
nee Y fEN II uDNIALS FOX THE KIRBY
sc -ECrED At RANDOM FROM
LARGE NUMBER
Mount Pleasant, Green Co, Wis.

Mount lteaSant, Green Co, Wis.
Gentlemen II purchased Kirl,v,s a,,erico H.
vest,.r ON ri,l far The bary - 80 ieIeah mar
or none, uaiil eiv;ng il fI,,r,,I ~ 10 H"''
were four wear old colts rbev ,@rL,J ON -, =, =
e o cut 100 acres OF Grain ana 40 49,. - ~
they came out in better order than ,,t,I ~
my farm is quiIe Uneven tn. p - : - A'' anu
81, i.r.t,n., ana ~ ~, r'Iei gave me thtiIe
The machine il more va'i I'M, ever saw
pole seat p,trnrn, and ri - 1le a' = take on the
wo To rn down or van, nd - "a no No"i
When pet another p1ariiint ,h5i ne
this wear. becaus, ,,f I,rr. c,a ii, WI q"
tiEgiv Gel the Kirby a,,if' "'''''Si "a
T,,f1t -. = l-N-r,,,,~
' ~ ioS'
| used KiIhy's American Harvester Ill.,.
harvest OF 1850. NV farm i NV All g. ~ ~" ny
and trees IN. ma If ia H. ~, 49,. - ntdiipS
amof,r .i,r1ps trans ,,,tal ,, lIiic 70 use
eyer saw en- 50 a.r,s ~ ri Il ~ Ice that
grass y /; Il span Of rnIts ~ H. ~ % acres OF
ner.,.cr ease irnurh tI,,. VIZ. -. - IN
edIv the best CON. bined ,n,rbi,,, ! go, ~ - o''ii-
well ,i..,.. vii, IA IN t'ti saw ana am
vest. tpt safely Recommend it TO th f.. 80 ma
u J. Powers Degy sir, 1, o,,
gen. i,,a mir, ;.4ff ~ Wafa,,, - me
American Harvester r,,f nm. ~ - e','ilS itA
as it 81 rk- cntil,ly r., nv strt; 'ip '"' me ana
10 rive YOU nv oniltiot - ~, ~ "'i T. is'iti
me.its think rs j ,n,,,,..r = .,.ii $500 ~ l.S
Iunws coau and handsome III. .o, -. - ~
e,at he cut from the uncut gas ' '. an ',T ef
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

~ The wives Of volun, GERS from tuis D lace
eau get 5lanhs for procuring The 80 per month
appropriated 10 them out of the State Var
Fund by calling on AK. WILSON, Esq.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

And he shall endeavor, from his prices and quail
ty Of goods, to make It inject - all to purchase
Of me, IUs lead of going to Chicago or Galena.
lie has hand wrought ana cut Nails, Cord
age Miners Spades and Shovels, bellows, Anvils,
Sledges, ices. Pipe BoXeS, wrought ANes, Elliptic
Springs Crowbals, coil, log aud trace chains Manure
Forks, Hay Knives, and the best
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
Lake View, Dane Co., vi, Feo =. 1851. = :


rINHE subscriber having opened a .lor IN C,,.,.a
Street near the Rail Road Depot is prepared 10
10 ANY wot IN lie me Of
Wagon and carria-e Making
aud from the best Of material ,
lie J.. supplied vii steamed 1hilIs FelIoes Pole.
Nc-"i Tue best quality OF timber. ana VIII 4, an
nes ie pleased 10 secure calls from those in need ~
1ls services - - - -
g Repairing done IN short notice
Terms reasonable, and All work wa rr;tuted
,, JOHN CARTER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

( vi ERF-Ii. THOMAS would respect 10 ff.it.forv,
- te lzrnS ct this city nd Vicinity hat he, are
on Hand I" fiji all der, IN their line such a. T
sh' 81 l'nge ana ornamental Iantins Tmitators If
49, an nt.bie- Glaciers and paper hangers
Nh. THOMAS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

STORE DEMOLISHED,
oGDS removed without injury, In full blast
" again
f ID w A RID COODE
Finding his store not large enough for his
business, has removed his stock across the street to
W mites building. which he viii occunv during the
erection of a new store the old location He has
on hand, and continues to receive almost ,ailv the
choicest quality Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
which he is going to sell cheap fes cash
NY stock consists in part of the following named
articles
Superior brown, crushed, loa and lump Sugars
impe' la, gunpowder, young and old hyson and
black Teas
New Orleans, sugar house and syrup Mollasses;
Java, Rio and other Coffees
1g, tine cut and smoking Tobacco
roland and corn Starch
Sateratus, yeast powders, spice
tasSIa, cloves, nutme IS, starch
Clothes pins bed cords
Windlass ropes, tubs, pals, baskets boxes &C.
The best quality of dry end pickle Fish
Dried apples, peaches and currants:
Candies OF all kinds
Rifle and blasting powder
Shot, lead, nails
Flour corn meal butter eggs /;
Ana In Eort every article of Family Groceries wanted
IN this market All of which will be sold AT the
very lowest living prices. 1t not my intention to
sell below cost, but think | come as near it as
others.
Please call and see for yourselves.
24yly EDWARD COODE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

all kinds of Good. ever 70 und in any Grocery 5 o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

Fresh Fruit received daily by Express, ana in fact