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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19


! RooKDAcN-Certain individuals on
posed to Mineral Point on the County Seat
Question. are circulating in different parts
of the county report that the citizens Of
this City attempted to defeat the legality
Of the election 81 preventing the publica-
ton Of the notice required ny the law to
he given To show ,o what extremes some
people are pushed for capital we would
say the law reliraj the sheriff to publish
the notice for two weeks in two uanarS
published ia Tie county. Our issue today
IS IN time for the first notice, AZ can he
seen by referring 10 the Revised Statutes:
but t. mike The matter doublv sure, we
printed a second Edition OF our last weeks
paper ON the 18th. with tie notice of the
Election which gives its publicity in the
two papers as required by law, four DAYS
more tsanneaes>ary. Besides this notice.
il was published in the Advocate and the
lnteliizencer. Of the Thursday preyioas.-
There WAS q good sell got Off upon a
distinguished Gentleman Of Dodzerillesup-
posed g he learned in the law. and we
presume this roorhack Is circulated in 4
spirit Of retaliation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

MrRDEa IL DUBuQug Patrick Lu!ta. IA
under arrest 81 Dubuque for tho m,rler Of
Stephen CardetT tie l.: inst
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19
Affairs q. the : aiional Capital
Especial Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazett
WASHINGTON. March ] .. Use

lSpeeia! Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazette
WASHINGTON. March 2ISeI
Ma. cRTTrESDES NOT To BE SUPREME gUuGK
All speculation as regards Senator Criiten-
den's nomination Tor the Supreme Judgesnip
Is ended. = formal vote of the Cabinet Decd
ing that he " Il not be nominated for the po-
siJion- Hon. John VI Read Of Penasv lvai,ia
seems To head the list OF candidates for the
office, tut II Is belize ed no haste viii be man
lfessed IN making nomination.
TIE CONFERENCE.-The or PATENTS.
The Senate held bat brief o,eu session
to-day. George @. Fogg of y ew Hampshire.
who las been rendered the CumIul>sioiseEshlp
of Pateuts, does not seem inclined 10 ACCEPT
II, aud the Probabilities IRE. this, fr.rn the
high character OF Hon. Mr.. Iheakers recou-
[ meudatious, we'll a. the strOag i. utuce
/ brought 10 bear ~ AI, .ayor, he VIII receive
the appointment.
FORT SUMTER.
Il Is believed flat The policy Of the Adj
mIuisfrajiou. regarding Fort sumter has been
settled No orders Iave been issued as vel
for the Withdrawal ot Major Anderson, but
( The prevailing impression al The Adiutalir
General ; office seemed TO be that Tie order
would soon be Issued. As a stIafegetlcaI ne
cesslty, Fort Sumter must be evacuated or
MaJoi Anderson must be reinforced before
twelve days rugl around. L. lie opinion of
Gen. Scott, It IS quite Impossible 10 afford
Major Anderson f,IIii.r .,.'.,l,.-s ar r..,,.,-l
him. and tL. ,,,.,...-.-y ~ a. t-,,,,t /,
apparent.
AoNN A'I''N AA'-NI9'
y a. 4',c "a9 COZ 'iied to-u"f a. Com
has -, - ~. [ii[,-,,i'. -
Robert Pavpe wa, y,sI.rd,v Commenced ~.
United STATES Marsha! Of ,he Nortbern DIS
trlct OF Ohio.
The gffice->etkipsr crowd At the Prsst,lsf,t'.
house AID lie. D-uftrtmeut. increase. rather
than dImInIshes. To-da. II W.. almost nm
loss, bic for one 10 work ms way thrnts-, the
anxious ones coulrregate,, IN The Stsls De-
uartmetlt and t,aS,a,T. In the yIrIpItv ot tha
Secretarv's room
Walter Corwlu of Ohio son Of Hon Tho,
Corwln, was to-day appointed 10 a tirst-c.,.ss
clerksllu IN the interior peDa,tu-ut Iwo
clerks " ho resigned IN that Department to-
day have lett Tor Aouigumrry, Alabama. ior
uatious
Speaker Llt'IeJohn OF New York IS sap-
pointed Consul u Liverpool thereby dlsag-
pointing at least two thousand applicants
the PRESIDENT uARD Al WORK
The Pras,t,.,, IL. ,I,.,,,,... h,,..s., ,>.-.,,,,
IN "@shInsIon- lie Is working early aud
80 Ai'S ''i'e = '@heu up '""S'iJ W." me
'','o u o''1's 'eNe'9 CONSTANT!
Po~--'5 - "i,oI ''I'ii Ile ms NO. Ha'u an Vp-
~ ms ',.''''s ~ i'1o"'
nf III. VI - 49, ~ ''e
t-,',,,. - -'i ~ - '''''e' LIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19
MARRIED


IN Lin den. March 14fh. - Rev T.. s. Nz,he-. Mr
of Linden.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

-Qn PLDW5 y various kinds manufactured y
DUt Peter SFauE, lolzeyi4.e, Tor sale - the 8arl
- JoHS 2. TRAHEL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

IS The report that Carl Schurz was been
appointed TO the Sariini-a Mason. are pre-
mature.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

= =" tit-A --h e. nave been shown copy
of new paper issued from the .4lrocate. in
H'lley..!e, called tie. Weekly Herald. and
Devoted 70 the removal Of tile county seat.
and tie claims OF Judge STRONG for County
Judge. I; carries At ~ head the names or
UEyEg NApprx and 2. D. WIaa1xrox. as Ed
i'oss aad pr9ir.e,urS.
Among ether things it says The Editor.
have " hong known and severely felt The need
u a good Family newspaper IN Iowa County
though tlefe IS three weekly journals " The
County ;iey have failed -Jcu.llv 10 meet The.
cNTseta.ion- and demands # the pnbl.c. ="
''sa- strictly .. family men. We have no
douh; lie Editors Of the Ne-ad VIII be able
20 a.-ay Tie severity Of sLe.r feelings by pro
tasiu- paper that VIII come up to their
Standard y The needs Of tie people.
We Lave room 20 notice . { one or two Of
els eyu-i-telcies uf this detachable Family
paper. q, .as- iiu.e
l;ie"9 You tie County has a,reaey p.id
5000 - assisting the people OF Dodge
vie L erect Cour; House" Which the conn
y Wall iase aalcs7 the County sea; j. removed
TO oadSetiue- II tells -oa again Il +. Count,
- secuted tlls $4,000 ~ a clear ti,.e 10 lie
crouud "a which slc Cour; House stands.
i attempts Do show tNat tie Car; House
l.ew e5ec.ed ana :le Cu.u,y o..ises necessary
81 tc cr,o-e... vlI est IN all bur about
$4,000. 4 which bod es.lle paw, 5000.
and then says # he Co.u.y sea: j, 40: re-
moved he people u tie County viii have to
psy $4,000 g cryc. pab..c buildings u Mn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19
0eu- Establishments.
EOT

As am shoGt :. close Up ~ business in thi. city
Hose per. ons who indebted viii -sve cost
b. settling mp All accounts not settled before the
LIST Of May n.Nt, will be placed in the hands OF on
Ger for collection.
Girls WAGNER
Mineral Point, March Il. 1851. ul2-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19
Min eral Point

SID NEH Z. SHEP RID
w oILD respectfully announce To tie eiuzen- Of
w Mineral Point and tn surrounding country
thAt he Ia opened OPP. ST The C. : Hotel aysrl
To- she manufacture II
MoSJ HENTS, HEAD~TON To vB
STONES, BUREAU and STAND
To"S. Slabs. &C.
Any thing the line Of Marble. work furnished to
orGvS on short notice, ard on reasonable terms.
10y strict spp.Icat 20 hls business and desire
- please lie hopes 20 BEE ab satisfy all ha may
taY"r h' IN with their patronage
Terms reasonable ard ~ark warranted
High Street opposite the The e. : Hotel Mineral
Point. Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF PATENTS.

The Senate held bat brief open session
t2-day- George G. Fogg of y CIV Hampshire.
who has been rendered tae CumIul>siolseEshlE
OF Patents, does NOT seem inclined - accept
II, and the Probabilities IRE. th,t sr.n the
high character OF Hon Mr. IheakeTs recou-
mendatious. as well a the strong i. Il uomce
brought 10 bear ~ Ia, FAVOR, he VIII receive
the appointment.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19

% The bill esemp.ng 5000 OF PristIne
material from execution. which passed the
Senate, ha. been killed. vs. do not
believe TIE craft generally, desired It. True
this law would no more than place them on
an equal footing with mechanics generally
in this State. but Tor one, We deiest anything
that has the appearance Of exclusive rights
to the craft, even do the law Of :. e.-
elusive wrong" fixing the price o: their labor
while all other mechanics are allowed TO
charge their own prices Tor services rendered.
GALESA Posr MAsrEE--We are pleased to
notice that ". ". HuSrIyGros. Esl-. Of Ga
lena, and formerly Of the Ad,1rtiser. has re-
ceiye1l the appointment Of Post Master Of
that City. Mr. L., We have no doubt, VII
make a faithful, accommodating Post Master
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19
NOTICE

The Subscriber being about retiring from the Shoe
skinE business for the season. would request al
persons having unsettled accounts with him call
sod settle thr same Immediately. otheEwiS- they viii
lie PlS@"d ia The HANDS officer FIR .sI. sctiua
JOSEPH MUNSTER.
March -. 1861 nl2-tr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-19
Fort Sumter.

Nessrs. Bliss 4 Son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

ser,,seueu,s Inserted In the semweesly Enquirer st
= err,s per OF lines or les, for he ars nses
,iyrrti.epen,s to be considered by the month
,.a une,s specified on the Manuscript, or previously
!,n I'D .u3o he;wetn the farties.
atT<r,!:elnen not marked the copy for specified
,b.r OF Insertions will be continued until ordered out
.oJ M yr.nt s.aCiel accordingly.
SS-Rssri.a iDySArlsE4ySTs.-To avoid any rnisunder
,rdrs Oh r part OF the Annual AdyeriBeIs Is pro
r 10 .Lse Distinctly that their privileges only extends 10
ru business. Real Estate Legal and all other
lver,ls. sent BY them. to be additional charge,
nd 40 VARIATION.
s1~Eel Estate and eneral Agents Advertisements not
s u,rMe By the year. but to be charged at the usual
.,,, subject 10 such discounts shs be agreed upon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22
The Richmond ENQUIRER.
.,p,rstlEp DAILY, sEMl.wEESLY AND s,DS wsEkLf
"a. yYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.

TERMS:
.s-r.u, rArAs seven doilsrs per anuuln snd as the
~ d,iinrs IL taken for shorter period than
t>'e 81 ka SsyW srkLr five dollars per annuin, and
sfa ls.s Tor SIX months payable In adyance For the
,Y ~ per snuum or slI eopies ior siO TO paid IN
they must be registered, or they will b1 ~ the
~ oi the writer's
- ;luilur. or lessl one insertion. .......... IS
s,ca 81 er<ion. .............. 23
Dr. r,pnth without alteration. .......S6 Is
Ta,,r do do ......2 90
II, do do ..... 20 10
r.a,ss 60 do ... .S5 90
n,r-r ranths... -. ........... 20 90
!-''' s,x months .......................S0 80 20
o,.,l,. M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

Our constituents have been kept fully m
inrnc'! oi "ur course up to this time, ana -
have hcm'i OF no complaints; hni IN the can
ray. Ne ;,aYe been almost .ai = in receipt o
letters frHn onr county fully III io:5.ns "u'
cpursr Gader this state cf facts, and I'on
he solemn conviction Of our deliberate Juda
ment, We feel it to be our duty TO record onl
vul.s against an ordinance of sgressIon.
WV. G.. Blows,
I,ues " NCGnrT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

hen tho Jeop,a ii PreS:'.a county, in Fab
ruary lnsr, trst heard C the paSssgr. hy the
General ASSEMBLY, OF tine act calling Sh""-
reign Convention of the Slate, inr the o;iroose
nf taking into consideration the suherI If trdc
rsl rcla:rons meetings were held in taa several
districts "c the county, by the PrcPle, N "i'ic.I
,heg resolved rnat they would hold county
cytyunl:na, OH certain day, M winch they
onii <rlcct s@c:. persons ns wn''ld 10; acce2'a-
bie t, lhcrn, and m ho ssniiid fai;iii"'i rcpre-
sent their opinions and "i:n':s, to n" waited Tor
rs mCmbaE. of he said sovereign Gnhrent'nn.
That county CpnTcntlen ,a':S accordingly held,
and the undersigned were unanimously select
cd, on accuunt, us they believe, ul their known
attachment to the Uuon, a;.f we're, "n the an
nj February, voted for and elected, :-ithnat any
agency or :h:ir part, la pTeddce ihe RESULT
Un the day Ct election, near t~o tt''iiSiEi v"tcs
were cast, anG all hut s;eren Of thea ~a'o Civ,
en- for & reference back 10 the pcOi:'f, "a! vital
ever the sovereign Convention might 10 "a tnr
s,1hec, of an ordinance Of secession, or IN any
WIS. affecting their relations 6ith The Fedora!
i4oveyaueut. ie vas untierst9nd. Oh :l;o day
o. the election, sn until We LEFT the co:nty for
Richmond, thrt all the Yates cast except tco
elercn, wer: votes for the pres;rra;icn Ut iho
Uniu:i.
All the 7otas given by rs in :he JonseHtl5n,
have been III opposition to every ttIng tlvorine
immediate OF separate secession, OF the Stat'
from the Union.
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Weooins Garps, sc.

A L the OLD STAND, No. $50 Bowery, corner
N Broome.st., J. ii. JOHNSTON \ Co-WE6DING and
VISITING CARDS, 80, latest styles specimens By mail
slso WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER oud PLATED
WARES all Of the bt I qualities aud 1t low prices
A LII WEDDINGS supplied with neat CARDS
N and ENVELOPES " moT fashionable style Samples by
mail A. DEMAREsT. Kngrayer le1 Biosd@y. cor Johnst
AT WIN. EYERDELL's SONS. -Wedding
n CARDS Of the latest styles at No. lo4 Futops N Y
Established 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28

A CADEAiY OF MUSIC.
"A OPERA THIS EVENING.
THIS (MONDAYl EVENING, ats.
Seats may be bad oil day aud la the evening at the dsoT
CLOSE OF THE OPERA UNTIL JANUARY.
SECOND AND LAST BENEFIT or X. ULLMANN
TWO NEW OPERAS AID A GRAND CONCERT.
ITALIAN AND FRENCH OPERA.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To accommodate the audience that from present
appearances. will attend the oper. ths eyening.
THE FAMILY CIRCLE
will be connected with the great body Of the Acaoemy o
Mu'ic which tho price Of admission will be the
below. -
TIE AhfPHITHEATFR
however. will be open al the us1sl charge OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
First and only time Of the celebrated Opera Of
FEfLl.
Music by DoniTett which sill be Eiyen in Italian.
MISS ISABELLA HlNkLEi, ,,
BRIGNOBl SUSINL
First and ony night OF the ope comiqae, In one act
Of LIS NOCEs De JEANETTE,
(iesnpeite's MartisFel
the In Paia sad which viii Dr. given IN French.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
Who has achieved .uoh unqualified sacce.s 80 prHa
donna the genuine Italian opera viii appear for the hrs'
time French Urma dotna IN the role Of Jea1uee he
otheE roles by DUBHEUTL. Mile ELENA and MAZZiNl,
MISS CARLoTrA PATHS
GRAND ONCERr,
ss,isted by Madame sfRAKOsOn. signor MANCUsI aud
THEODORE THOMAS.
MO Tiag to the length Of the entertainments
the viii precisely ococa, and The
public respectfully requested 10 lie IN Their places By That
time.
Tomorrow Tuesday close fiho Opera Brooilyn WHOM
exactly the sam. Performance viii be given.
The prices OF admission for hfooklyu are;
Admission 10 Perqlrt aud Balconies. = Family Circle
80 cents ph,aIeT % cents Reserved seas % cents
extra
The sale Of ses, for Brooklyn this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28

!" THEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT
INSTANT pp1rret STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICES
sPALDING'S
THROAT CONFEC TIONs
GOOD FOR CLEReYMEN
GOOD FOR LECIURERs
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING's THROAT COMPETITIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
spALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOB
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve sCough instantly
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the r,ls.
They ir,psn delicou. aroma to to the breath
They are delightful to the taste
Tley ere made Of simple herbs and cannot hsrri
Isdvise every who bas Cough Husky Voice. OF
aBre.th or any difficulty ofths Throat to get package
of my Throat COnfsctious they viii relieve you Instantly
and you viii agree With that "hey rs. to the spot"
You will End them very useful and pleasant while travelling
or attending public meetings for siUg your Cough or aiay
ing your thirst, II you try packsseI an ,afsa syins
that you will ever alerwsrd consider them indpens5is
You win 6nd them the Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
My Signature ia on each package All others counterfeit
ApeckAss viii be sent BY mall prepaid reeep. Of thirty
cents.
AdireIa
HENRY G. SPALDING.
No. "a Cedsrsl Nsw.YoIL
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE,
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADAcHEt
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADAcHEi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE,
CEPHALIC PILL
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHES
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

Byhe use Of these Pill. the periodic attack. Of HsrOu,
or Sk Headache may be prevented and taken at the
Of su attack immediate relief pain and alex.
mes, wlnb Obtained
They seldom fall In removing the Nav'ea and Headache 10
Which females are . subject
They &C. gently upon the bowels removing cO,,isen
For Literary Mea. studta Delicate Females and all per.
sons Of .edentary hebar they valuable Laratre
Ga proving the app, giving and rigor the digestive
organs and restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of tue
whole system
Tho CEPHALIC PILLS the result OF long invest.
CATION ard carefully conducted experiments having been
u.e many years, during which time they have prevented
md relieved amount Of pain and suffering from Head
eh, whether originating the syste from de-
an led stat, Of ;hs so@aa.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and may
DO taken at all tnes with perfe. safety without making any
change Of Diet e ab'eaee Of day disag,seaes 's
dora n easy tOadminisicr them to children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS
The genuine have i've signatures Of HENRY C. sPALD.
mo on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and al other Dealer, In Sedicine-
box will DO sent By mail prepaid, on receip. Of the
PRICE, Is CENTS.
Ansrdsn should bsaddressedto
HENRY c. sPALDIyG.
No. 50 Csdarst Nsw.ysrk.
n ,in,i. bottle ofsPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten times it, cost annually. 81
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
sFALDHG's PREPARED CLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!
ETA Srrrcn IN TINE SAVES Nixr," n
A. accident, ra happen. peR regulated glmais,
s very desirable have cheap aud convenient way
reparin Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household eau ssord 10
bs withOut sdwsJs ready, and up the sticking point:
USEFUL IL AVERY HOUSE"
MA brush accompanies each bottle Price rs cent.
Address -
HENRY c. SPALDING.
No. % Cedarst. Nsw-Yor.
CAUTION
Ascertain unphnciped persons aemptins.o palm OF
On the unsuspecns pablo limitations Of my PREPARED
CLUE woad caution al persons 10 examine before par
sAasiay and that the full nams
-. sPALDINVs PREPARED GLUE. "A
10 - the eu.sIds wrapper ~ eAsS' are 's'1h"s 's"'
f~fxM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
Burning flnio, Oils, &r.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
IL OlL-Receiyed direct from the manufacturer and Tor
'ae u quantities 20 nit the very lowest market by
SCHIEFfELIN BROTHERS q Co.,
Noe 40 sad lTl Wuisnst. Aev.Y9gk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28
PROPOSALS for $500, 600 of the CRoT0N

! III
1 WATER STOCK OF the CITY Ct NEW-lORk--
Sealed proross VIII be received at the Controller oee un
H Monday Nov T. 1901, at o'clock p m when tue aus
will be pnbcy opened for the wkoe or any part Of ns
,um OF THREE HUNDRED THOU 5AND Do ~ sL e,hy
- ,O1 C0M or TIE CROTON WATER SrOCh OF thh
CRY or NEWLY KK suthorzed by CHAPTER s'L Of me
Laws OF 1869 and amended BIZ Chapter Sl OF the
Of 1851 and Nv an Ordinance Of the Common Conneh iof IN
crsa.ins the supply OF Cro;5n Water, Ne.
The said stock will bear nsrest the rste OF az per en-
per aunum payable quarter yearly, aud the pincifa WI" ~
reiesrnabe ou the fret day OF November lSs5 -.
Ihe proposals will to the AnoEut OF STOCK deseo sn1
he price DER Que Hunded Dollars theeof and tue Pesons
whose proposal, accepted viii he required TO deposit
tie Chamberaa the City within hfteeD cays sitter tns
opening OF the bids the awarded 90 them
On senting 10 the Controller the receipts OF me
lain for such deposits the parties will be entitled 20 receive
ceuiheeeI equal Of the par fshe o. 'no 'Oos
bearipc Interest from the date Ct payments. .
Each proposition should be sealed aud ind2rsed Propo
ala for totnn Wa'er Stock of the City OF New-hofk and
the same Enclosed IN second envelope, addressed to tbs
Controller. ..,.,., .. -
The right il reserved reject any or oil OF the bids coz
ereG Seoessa protect promote The interests OF the
city. hODFhl 1: nA"Di
Office, Oct. s. 1861.
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CaoroN AorrDucr DsrAsrsHsr. Dot O. ~
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given snss . =
farther penalty Of TEN PER CENT will he added 70 ~
nnp,d ssset rents "a the Let day Of NoysmbeI neat
a1PAN WV r. C. HANCk. asslssssx-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-28

w Corner Of Broadway and I1th.st
CHANGE or TIME.
Doom open atll tobegln at
NOTICE.
Owing The vn. cro~ d. which nightly I'LL the theser,
has been found requisite 10 adj
oNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
additional seats to the 1arqget
OF THE NEW DRAMA.
CROWDED HOUSES
ATTEST THE GRAnD SUCCESS
OF yARlEp AND sTeIiiNg TAgLEAUx,
Gil ARMlNG MUSIC,
AND ADMIRABLE ACTING.
KING or The MOUNTAINS.
EVERY EVENING.
Mr. LESTER WALLACE 1.-THE AMERICAN CAPTAIN
Mr. CHHs FisiiER Tho MOUNTAIN CHIEF
NJ RpyN Obs the ;iMiS s9 BoThNisf
MI FLOYD as..s.''..''''.'''.....th ohEEh CArIhN
Mira Holy
Mrs nERSoS Ss
M Brown Mr.. Purke'. Nj" Psruloe Miss GilnbeT ant
other artists also III " Ta IT, COSTUMES
In the play are taxed fon ictes drawn from life by III,
e.lehrsted CARL HOAG.
MnJe-RoBERT sTOEPEL Scenery. II. SHERWOOD
PRICES Boxes hnd Parquet, ~ cents Private Boxes
Orchestra stalls, III, Family Circle, 80 cents.
4 AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL MONDAY NIGHT,
Every NIGHT NEXT WEEK,
WIN h. presented the hieblysuccossul Union Buresqne
In three acts.
THE SEVEN SONS,
With all its
'h''D'NN' ' ExouIsnE MUSIC,
POWERFUL CAST.
Door, opeu at 6ki commence at n.
Dress Circle seats may be secured ten days In advsncs
CWISS BELL RINGERS.
y HOPE CHAPEL Upper Hal, No 10 Broadway.
yOCALISTS and SWISS BELL RINGERS.
AIulasioa 70 eenls children u cenla
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None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER-
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Sold by Druggists throughout this world
Principal Office, No. IL CEDAR-Sr.. NEWBORN
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Ga il)hom It man Concern.

ALL PERSONS wishing to procure =. r 1O;,sx
-. p.'scort Asept No 3l Pnes PASSPORTS ere
'so FREE or CHARGE on producing the necesssv
PHI Agent in the City Of Newiok appointed ey the W.
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KINDLING WOOD.-Oak and Pine OF 20
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RRoOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.

DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
I'D LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Admission 20 psrqnet and balconies, IL Fsny Circle ~
Aulphitbear p cents Heseryed seats ~ cents eAua
The sale O seats CONNIE c@E thi. morning
TO-MoltROW TUESDAY, ENENlND, CCE2i
CLOSE o. THE OPEHA UNTIL January
SECOND And LAST BENEFIT Or Is. ULLMAS
GRAND CJMBfNATION AND GALA MONT
Two NEW OlEHAS AND 4 GRAND CONtERI
ITALIAN AND FRENCH OfkRA
First and only time oI the ctie5IEted VI cfA oi
r J. 4 LY.
Mla, BY Donixrtd. witch Si b. gwen IN Italian
MISS ISABELLA hIshLE1,
BRiGNCLi sUSiNL
Fir. AID only right Of the Opera Comi4cs in one
act, VI -----
LIS HOCEs De JEANETTE,
(Jcsluettes Marisgel
the In Paris and which viii De given Ia French
MISS CLARA LOUISE kkLLO6O
WHO has achiey,d such unqualified success rims DORIS
Of the genuue Italian Ore will appcaF for the bret time -
renoh pnna donna 10 the role Of Jeaunee The other
roles b. DCBREUiL, Mile ELENA and MALLlNl.
Miss CARLurTA PATHS
GRAND CONCERT
s.sisi I'll by Madame itAkO5LH, s,nor hANCJSI, and
THEODORE THOMAS.