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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Spo,kcr OF the House Of Rep.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
Passed Feb. S,lS6i. Pres. Of Senate.
AN ACT
'No1sl

fNo1N AN ACT
10 amend section seven " an act for open.
ing aud regulating roads and highways,
passed january %, 1853
sfcuoN l. BE it tnactcd 10y the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That section
.cycn of the above rccitcd act be amended 50
as to read as follows;
That the surveyor shall survey the said
road under the direction of the Niewer', and
cause the same 20 be conspicuously marked
throughout, noting the courses aud disiou-
scs, aud at the end Of each mile shnll cause
,hc number Of the samc, aud also the com.
munccment and termination OF said road on
urycy, to be marked nu tree, on monument
erected for that puruosc; lac shall also make
.out aud deliver 20 ono of the viewers, with.
1ut dclny % CORE Ct, certified return OF the
survey %, said road, aud plat Of the same ;
and the viewers shsll make aud sign report
il writing, stating their opinion in favor or
tgainst the establishment or alteration oieuch
,osd, or any part thereof, aud set forth the
.casons Of The same, which report, together
with the nlat aud survey Of said road or al
craliou, shall bs delivered TO the county au.
lior by one Of the viewers, on or before the
frat day Of the session Of the commissioners
thcn next ensuing. And II shall be the duty
Of the commissioners, on receiving tho report
II the viewers aforesaid, TO cause the same 10
he rublicly read on two different days Of tho
same meeting, aud IL no legal objection shall
be- made 10 them for review Cf said road, OF
any part thereof, or alteration, and they are
satisfied that such read or any part thereof
1t the same be capable Of division, will be OF
public utili y, and the report ofhe viewers
bcing favorable thereto aud that no dana
scs have been claimed or assessed, they shal
On the third day Of the session, cause said re-
ports. survey and plat 10 be recorded, anl
rom theucctorth said road shall be consider
I'd public highway and the commissioner,
shall issue their order TO the trustees Of the
proper township, or townships, directing said
road to bc opened but il the report Of the
viewers bc against such proposed road, or al.
tcruun, or IL In the opinion Of the commits
sioncrs the same shall be unnecessary, then
no further proceedings shall BE- had thereon
and the obligor or ohligors, in the bond socu.
ring the expenses, sh,ll be liable for the full
AMOUNT Of such costs aud expenses provi.
dod, that IN all cases whore any oath Or anir
nation is required 10 be taken by any person
under the provisions Of this net, the came may
be administered by the surveyor, or by on,
Vt the viewers or reviewers, who have beer
previously sworn or affirmed themselves.
Sic. . That section seven be and the sam,
is hereby repealed.
SIC, 3. This act shall take effect and be il
| force from its passage
RICHARD @. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
ROBERT &. KIRK.
Passed Feb. -, 1861. Pres. of Senate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
DIR. Nlll. NJ. EGauII,

Physician and Surgeon, would re
sssstruy infsrm tha tillzcns Of TiHn audvicnip
thaths has osatsa, relmancnty, in this place and j.
ready 10 Admnistert T. We saiicted al tallhsurs.
~ Once aud residesce corner sfPcry and Jef
ere on streets, riha, Ohio.
H.I. EsFECtAL ATTENTION GIVEN 10 DIS.
HAaES or TIRE EVE. mhl6.tr
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M. Wagmer,

Merchant Tailor.-And dealer
Ready Made Clothing, Clslhs, Csssimerss, Vest
lnEs, Ee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

Ohio is nobly represented in tbs Cal.
met by Mr, Chase, lie is modsl oC
industrious application and patient attsn-
ton to bis great duties, ana imprdsses
all Whs notice his mVdo ofdoiuQ busiuosp,
with me confidence THAI nc Is the yart
iaan TO bFag the Treasury 70 hoalthfal
and solvent condition. Gen. Dix be-
eams convinced Of the emineHtIilness Of
DC. Chase lor this appointment. from ths
Intercourse which ta,y h.d for day Or
two betors thu retirensnt of the iolmar.
aAd hr hAa lhs magnan.mily to pey Mr.
Chase 4 haudsome complmont fue "a
laients and integrity, ia Mo farewell as
dress 70 the Auditas, Comp2oilat hn1
clsfkt.-- Cor Cia. Gas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

mo. 1911 AN ACT
To provide for the compensation Of the com
nissiohers appointed by the State OF Ohio,
To meet with other States at Washington
City, February /, lsGl.
SEcTIoN / BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That tie
commissioners appointed by the Governor and
Senate Of the State Of Ohio, on the 3lst day
Of January, a. d, 1851 to meet at Washing
ton City with commissioners from others OF
the United States, shall bc entitled to receive
eight dollars per day each for their services
while so employed and for their time and
expenses 10 going TO aud returning from the
place ofmeetiug, the sum Of one hundred dol.
lars each for the payment Of which there Is
hereby appropriated ont Of any money in the
treasury for general revenue purposes the sum
II three tEuusuud dollars.
Ste ? This act shall take eject on lis
passage.
ED. a. PARROT FRO ten.
Speakcrof ihc House of Rep.
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\. s. EGisinger,

General Collector and Land A
gent, Tifn,O.
All tu,inos snlrastedto to my care will be promF ly
steu5s5to.
kg-Rsf.rsness sivsa irrsquirsd' dcel4sn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
ShaWhan House
6 u HAVING S A LOON.

Hirins purchased the interest and iSmfes IN the
Rhawhan ilouse Barber shap, iomerly heling to A.
Miles the gaed lake thi raethod OF aormins
he public that he are ready az al times al the ola
taH5 sas deer north OF the shawhan House, 10 give
uttomsi gosa shave trim haircut and aluXurieni
usv4 THOMAS LYONS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Dr. ,. McAdOO,

Win promptly attend to all calls,
aithsr In Tinn or country, in admnistsring to the az
histed Particular tusnion paid TO Female diseases.
shower and PluRgs baths contested with the Office,
west sIths Noosen Bridge, - Ward TlHp, Ohio.
iy9t.Iy
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j. J. Steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
g'e practice and will give strict attention 10 all bud
nsrs eutruscd to him Once In the corner oil Ehert's
Block, directly above the store room Of Mr. George
Taylsr, uui oppOsitethe Shawhau House, apis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

0cC ID. X. C.rt.s,,i. scoms, Is fot "a
bsGoysra.r 81 Nahsaaka altsr W. hul a
70 have some iesaigu appcinimeue
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
NJ. Ia. Pnrk. M. ID.

Physician and Surgeon. Office
SH hs'n ,tIast Mspsrlands block, norih Of Shawhar
Hose, Timni Ohio. ora maa7 80
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
EIcAIistcr, & COWIcs.

Dealers in Stoves, and Manufac.
tursrs of Tin, Camper and sh7et Iron Ware Loomis'
New Block one door South Of Naylo hardware store.
THIN, Apul6, is59-tf
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Noble, DeWOIr a Noble,

Attorneys L Councillors at Law.
oaiss In Singers New block, opposite tho Eouu
House. uov25
W. Noble, D.F. Dswolr, Haul,ou Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05

Attorney at Law, Tifin, Ohio
once In shawhan's New Sleek, over shriyer's store
febl9.tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
asnorre III. WcIninr.

Civil Engineer and County Sur.
vpysr. ohes Is sha shans Block, ovsrths 1snk %
ftRn feh16r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
BUSINESS CARDS.
B:F. 0gIc,
j. "a. HEOrd,

Attorney at Law, Singers Block,
opposite Court House. Up stairs. octp 35.tr
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R.S.PENNIEGToN &c. LEE. N. DRAWER
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit.
cr In Chanccry. Rooms, In Singers New Blogk, or.
pasite the Court House. Thin, May iith, '5S.tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
Land Tor sale.

application be before Jan1ary, will sell OF
modAting terms Forty Acres OF Land, thrss miles
the Corporation limits, Mil Greet, opposite H COTS
This Of the beautiful locations in Bagidsou county
About half Of the land is In timber the balance In ultYs
There the premises comfortable cabins srd ans
Young orchard Apply to MAJ asgB tie Place, 70 ny
self for particulars. CHAB, K. |lNGTOh
iulyI<-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
THOMAS EIENEEs.

To the Voters of sumner, RobeTtEOa,
CheaIb0m. MOntc 0merYy Steve art Deck
son. II u IN ph ~ Us a6G EAICE IN n Countless
cOmpOSIns tn SIh CODREs SsIORai district:
The short space OF time between the passage of
the bill re distrctng the State and the day of cleo
ton for Representatives to the Confederate
Congress, renders it impossible fer me to
visit you personally. therefore avail myself of
the medium Of a circular 10 make known to you
my candidacy for that position which candidacy l
assume in obedience to solicitations Of friends from
various counties in the district.
At the present tine, when party lines have been
obiseratsd there are no political Issues TO be dis
cussed; and believing, ks l do, in the wisdom as
well as the necessity Of TIE policy Of ss complete
unity Of action the part Of people is prac
ticable, it would be manifestly improper in ne 10
seek to revive former party Issues l trust that
party spirit, so happily allayed for the present,
may not be again evoked, at least during the great
struggle for our national existence.
With some experience in lesislatiOn, pledge to
you if elected an honest and faithful effort to sub
serve your interest and that Of our common country
by supporting, with Incorporating earnestness
and zeal, all measures lO5klng to a vigorous and
successful prosecution Of the war to a triumphant
termination that being the great and only ssue
now pending before the Southern people.
Respectfully, THOMAS MENEEs.
Springfield, Oct. q, lSGI-dtWIr&wtde
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$50 Reward.

$50 Reward. 49,
WILL tbs above reward for the apprehension md aev
III cry 70 me 81 a-- r- ~
ANDE RSON,
taken cut Of the State SOS taken up and that
get him BE may have t here with Of the Regi
mSntS or may still be shout town -.r
DeseTi pti0ns
Baek, short close hair large and prominent lips
teeth rather slow spoken has slight the back OF the
neck the eject Of letter weighs about $50 feet
inches high and Il IL or "a years old - .
sp3 dn vi BLAWREnOH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
PHOTOGRAPmiC CARD.

PHOEOGBAPnsC GAZD.
TAKE pleasure in Announcing NJ old frisnds ani
toners that after absence Of tSo years. have again
turned 20 resume the practice Of the Photographic Art
In Sll s branches having purchased he interest Of ny rsths
the old established Gallery ir Union Street. and hzvin speuf
ieur months in New York s past Summer obtain fy al
the late improvements IN thssrt have painted n0vasd and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout Tia; y facilities
produce drst clzss work thar Galleries
Of conduee the o0ort Of patons trust
only the proud Poston he Gallery has hstooTs
sustained, BOT to elevate Il 20 Vh higher sGndsrd have
engaged the services Of r COOK, - he bs Photo
gspher In the world who ooh the Pictures which obed the
hHst premium at the Worlds Fs in London in 1881 AMI
detsrmned not only to make this The leading GALLERY IN
State, but ny work shall not be surpassed North Sea
and introduce 20 he public the following styles
Imperial Photograph India I1ki
Vignetts, Plais colorado
EVOrytypes, colOTed;
Pastel Pictures, life SIZE
Photographs Canvass life sizsi
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhstogT sUhs e taken ene sitting
= 5ssneOsccpes, on glass or paper
continue make the Mesihoype ArrbrSyp1 hereto
fore The shove styles all entirely IN this city, except
he Autograph Gard Ehch only made 81 tine Al
Eho IN want ofanyhing ny line politely inv tel 70 give
call bfore visiting elsewhere, when viii prove D. 1coaar
demonstration the Gh5T facts. Rsspeotully,
ont3l-1 HUGHEs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02


lad VI. s q. 2. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROOERs, AND DEALEEs
yfEa BaANDFss WI u, TOBACCO, CIGARS, MATS,
Z e--- fsrr DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C.
C5REEs o. COLLEGE AND JRURCR SzREE7E
NASHVILLE, Tennessee.
NlJ receipt Of large and we'll lelsCsd stook Of
Nv Groceries, Liquors, consisting ia partas ioloWsI
$50 hhda Sugar. All grader 100 genuins Havana znr1
SOC bsIscheios M1isssesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 % - dc 40 doEsn Painted BuckstdI
$50 hsgs prime Rio ooTssI 50 nzstB Tubs
100 Powdered rrrsd sH5 10 OblS KnglIh Wklnzts
Leaf auFaI8- e-re- 10 bbis PeGanIi
10 soxss stsE caaals1l 10 bbh Filbsrta.
: - FINE BISANDFES, WINES, &S.
j. Is 4 X & 4 cheics Rrs1oh Brza6iesi
go < casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wina1E
-- Iso baskets best brands 05aupagns;
so boxes acoviii Cfaset,
100 bhls sne EohsEtisD cssrty WailtyI
Is bbl6 pareold Rye gr do
90 % DO Bouroos Do
And also lsrzs ssostoi conon Whisky, American Brandy
pow DER AGENTS.
Agents. os ths Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder ma an
dsgnad being heonly Agents Nashville Of the Manufacturer
laTEssook Of Powder on hand, In Magazine for sas.
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1900 kgs Hazard BasngPoB
500 Do DO DO dsri
200 Kst % Do DO 5000 Esg, sycanOrs Blasins
800 &c do DO 80 cases Of Powder, assortsa
zoo do DO do brands;
500 Dupont Blasting PoE 50 bbls Tog BsckfOFa o.,
der.-.z--- safety fuse.
J41u =. =. =. 9. oHGATHAA, Agents..
Disqualification icy, BioEfora 4 Co.'S sAists
Hazard Co Farg
Sycamore DO
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wars FOB The
Scientific DiscOEeFg---Ei RscgP o.
Wafer.

Is veil known 70 TIE pTofess0a hs Ef-oitg . ihs gat
R1otor Of bFg sEeFy reley aach fsslig dslsss
docs bessrse o. its eiess sarto1 Tsuis eli ~
invalid b. the uss Of sch s1eees Ans BlsUEE1c
WATsR, IN which patients are bathei currents 81 cecs
LAdssbsing attended b. sLsy.i eariag n kas 81 ola
and obstinate complaints which have resisted All other aua
Of cure; "ConsumptgeB receive ie but IN s1Gh cses
where patients too weak to visit treat sn vi b.
Br0nPS0a Hospital hArltioas, hic lsssthsl ina The
diseased lang right at the seat o. tie diseases tas1d tWc
stamps for pzphlst) Other patient va csnnos c0s T.
the "BEAIIEG HAIESs, b. sending isehei esgessr
AID full description Of symptoms hare ecines e
send for crcuar TIE Electric Wa-ers extract all miera
substances taken medicine otheEas ssrhed Th1
peTience0f twenty years IN the re-sc1 say lsEs
AID ehrsnc cases and Woans diseases ard neEe5, 1ag
be regarded . reasonable guarantee 81 Fucce-s-
NJ Rooms and Boarding. FurnEsbedI 20
Patients II
PHYsIOIAEa who nay VISA avail themselves or aid val
Eabe discovery Electric Baths Te5 call ~ ny c
81 No i46, South Summer street. = IL
Hours hon Mto , 4. every dsg erept he esshssl
Address d WcEBAUGH,
rasr2a6i-d&twly Nashville Tsln.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02

FOR SALE By
AdErs. =. MCPHERSON * CO.,
September 25, '6l-d3m Atlanta, Ca,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
-GoED mEDAA PIANOS

Plssss to learn that tie great Werlds Fair
held this month In the city Of Macon, Georgia the entsT
prislDg Baltimore Firm W. KnEE Co., awarded the
6tst Premium all competition, fer their celebrated 6oLD
AKDAE PIANOS This Fair being held under the direction Of the
sontheTn Cotton Planters As CisOn large and influential
body Of men The importance attached to rscving. be hoRo
Of ter Fair produced earn, unusual degreeo com
petition the part Of many Of the Piano Forte Manufacturer
Of The country Several Very hns instruments exh
dom but after most patient and Thorough examination Of their
respective merits the judges unanimously decided that the
ron the Mandatory Of VIM. Knai & Co. The "EscS
80 )" snd awarded the Media accordingly
Without wishing to appear nYdnoCs, Will add that the
1PTise public spirit and unRg energy with which the hesn
Knabe conduct theF business ne them in eminent degrees
all the honors which thsy hsYs achieved their
line LaViEA in the expenditure Of time and money % Produce
Etrss QaSfs Piano and advertising extensively 10 make
heir establishment known they their reward IN tke posses
sion Of large and constantly Increasing business and the ur
eradication Of knowing that whenever and wherever
ou the order Of The day, Judges uniformly sF
Pianos 70 be "EJceEoT IatEnOEe san, Of December ~
800.
Pe- SAP, > he being rscslyed By A. a.
AeC Upon street, the sale Agent for Middle Tsnneases
Who viii sell 81 1nT fSc.o-y psicst.
narl7-G
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ORasSN.rTRs 1waNrEn..

CR0SSS-TIRS WANTED. -z 1.-
TUE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOsSsTiess feet
ong, inches hisk we'll heWn to face st place
less than inches clear Of bark timber to sound deliver
ID ct the grade line Of the road In Nashville ---
The contractors want contract for 10000 White
Post Oak Ties, Of the size above 70 Be deVers5
the line Of the road in pss from section IA to section "a
enough each section TO supply the SANE. p ---
Persons wishing to bid will direct the President Des
OF the NRshVs and FeEth-WsstsFD Ralrcad Company
aasSviHs,TenD uiYso-t
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BoFk Mills.

KVHE aest improved grinding Bark Msyet invent
ed 10 beng ns1uActured. will be ready for de-
iVeTy By the nrst OF october For sale At ---
J. LUMsDEN & CO.,
Ne II South Market street, Nashville, Tenn
LUMSDsN 4 MANN,
Septl No IS Msgs1ine street New Orleans, La.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
Il EN- VAL
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE Lurchaeed Of ": " Finn his stock Wall Paps,
&c, IA renewing my stsct o. Z okng Giasses Gilt
Frames, Venetian Bnds, Win shades ATtist Materials
&c &e his fW Finn old staDd, . Pebble square GER
n Dsadsek street, WhEs IShabs glad to snsl a
pAtreoa. lW. FRE1AAH.5
H7A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-02
NashviIIe Gun Factory.

Nashville Gun Factory. q g &
STOCKHOLDERsiu the NashVis Gun Factory are notified
- that the Directors have ade call Of rive Doala apop
zach share payable before TIE rs Monday seoteus
next The Stockholders requested Hat the office OF
Undersigned No. Ak Cherry street, I'd make prompt pay
nens. - .. J. Z B05TICK, -
aus25-d seeressEy and Treasurer,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

the case Of the teamster shot In the house Of
Ellen Warren, on Tuesday night, Ms furnished
mainly by Mary Armstrong, who was with
Fowler, Ellen Warren and George Niblo,
Fowler's associate, was very contradictory
and unsatisfactory. The women charged Niblo
with the deed, but did not say they saw him
shoot or describe the shooting. The murder
was committed in the third story, the two
women, Fowler and Niblo being present, the
latter and the house keeper having gone up
stairs to quell the muss between Armstrong
and Fowler. The parties arrested were Nil
discharged except Ellen Warren and George
Nihlo.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

Han1tacred under Gooyeays Pass extended June 49, 6s
A new and desirable article which has long been
needed to take the place Of the common cork for
Champ,sne Porter Hls Cndsr 49, after the 9Gig
air and keep the liquor in the same state Us when
first opeLed.
1t bling air tight, it Is the only artele suitable for
Acd., Aqua Ammonia, .melli.g sats, lndriible
or less volatile and viii destroy the cork
buJ have no tffsot upon tha Rubber.
The Rabber Stopper Will not chip or break of rs
the common cork Is liable to, maxi II necessary to
phial Its toughuess and tenacily obviates this oh
lection to the common cork
hey are prepared with the purest articles impart'
ing no nell taste to the most delicate pr. pira'icn
ami may be Ielei upon by al PHI scans and Sur
On he score Of economy, 1t will take thu place Of
all o,har corks shoppers as quant les OF liquors
of all kind, and tut dict es ar Obliged be thu owd
away having become stale and worthless, for tie
want OF btiug tightly coTked They are also p r
e OF ubstituIe for ground glass stoppi flr drug
sists bottles and phials, which often stick and are
dillcult to get out.
They are put up a dozen 10 a box of dinerep
szss expressly for families 80 That when Any oottie
They can be put up did'ereutly escorted for WI
| and Liquor stores, Beer Bother, Hotels, Clut
Rooms, Bar rooms, 30 40. OF such sizes AVID guam
| titles ~ may be wanted
| and Rubter st res throughout the United States
A Company has been formed u der the tide OF tn
g oOdyeaT lLa Rubber Cork Comp my, Tor tn
| manutactur of the above article under ne exclu
tive license II ON Mr. Goodyeir's Executors for tn
United states, aud they Intend to pi them for
toe pub 10 at prices asopab that they will com
into gentr al u'e, AID In great mt ssur suppressed
| the common CORK
house, 8Ce Pennsylvania avenue Washington, d c
! sS-M WkFYt
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The Canterbury.

The houses at this very popular place of re-.
sort, still continue good. The entertainment is
decidedly one Of the very best that has ever
been presented In Washington. The very large
numher Of artists employed, and their great
excellence In performance, make an evening
pass with u rapidly and satisfaction hardly
elsewhere felt.
cession of changing faces continues, each per.
son with some new, pleasing, or startling act OF
performance. The gems of minstrelsy. the
choicest selections Of classic concert, the feats
OF the circus, the beauties of the ballet and the
humorous meidnge Of the burlt sQuos, are each
In turn presented in the best style at the Can
terbnry.
matinee Is given tomorrow afternoon for
tamil es ladies, and children. The attendance
Of the ladies and children heretofore at the
matinees has been very large. Upon such oc-
oasions, the price for children Is ten cents.
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We learn that the War Department has
adopted the portable house invented by our
fellow .townsman, Mr.. John Burnside, as being
the most convenient and best arranged of any
placed before the examiners. This house. or
wooden tent. of which model may be seen in
the yard of the War Department, can be TAX Oh
again IN three ouarters of an hour thns rem
dering 1t very convenient for army use, or ior
AIRY other purpose in which expeditions move
ment is required. Another desirable feature
which will tend to bring this house into uni
others, is, that 1t is perfectly waterproof.
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or TCIA l..
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
vYNTTEn A y.IJ OF AMRpTrA

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To al uhone Il may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that Jose Co',aa 2 Pujo has been ap
pointed Consul OF the Argentine Republic, at
Philadelphia, do horeby recognize him as
such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
such functions power, and p iviltges, az are
Above TO the Consus OF tI. mos. favored ma
lions, In the United States
10 testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal
of the United States to be hereunto az
fixed Given under my hand at the
t.. 81 city Of Washington the llth day Of d.
cember, A. D. 1861 aud of the indie.
pendence ot the Unit-d States Of Amer
lea the eighty sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD Secretary Of State.