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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nstee-Ts Ladies' sksemakers--The sr~u
voftne Tor Mr Miller, In Canal street, are request
"a 70 stend meeting Friday evening oct. ID ct
~, osSeh, 81 Mr. Bennstts, cor Grecne and Grapd
70 attend - business OF impor,.ncs IL 10 be trans
scteo ~ order ri the Committee. i5b
., Neoce. Tho Grand ~oci,ty OF Tuitrd
,o2pef' OF Tho state " N.s York. ,as ordered the
nwihowins Hsolhiton That on ani after aonds ~
~ ., ovSobef, t'hsll act lie lawful for any i0.!.
n.vush ,"crr of d. tEitsi torfars tte -'.tr ~
iml 70 ~ofk .i'b an Other ;hsn q mrr - -
.ne hled "copper" Sooie'v and that tn euEr,n'
1850, "ss, De 20" pc DAY, and the lot Of puce.
snup'.u " the tfsud Society be- ,fr.ctly erl.r 81
at s tns Dat. fbHARn NoMAHDS. rse.,rtrt.
Wv "h'ktTT, secretary Ia
Inc tsrniiurs asd Cnrpst Clerks Lrrly
,'2'!ns hs"oiAton. viii hold then regular meeting.
- 90 Bos.fs, this 1hur,ds, ,.,rnius ~ b. c.ocs
~. ihLpk. ff.s. ~ >. +. IfkRY see. Rally
wi nhu Jet every man b.. fr.ssrt ia
tne 1rmbers OF the QUAR-
nsns hoeisty Thar rssulsr monthly meeting
vIIbe had 10 the sth Wsf'i is 10 !.d A. rear tth
sNshue' on Ihufsfss evening. &c, Tho IT. ~ :,
ooueh. - PlnotuAI At. ndsnte Il al ths tnenbrf.
- i.3nrsted " order of CiIAs. ALLEN. Prr.'i.
hARTlS IRHACY. See. 10
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LADIES ATTENTION --i,torcnfs, Far.
kiss and P.mplse are immediately ctedicated ~ .
few applications ~ In. TOBIAS Nrns tian Eminent
Ilou.ands nov IRE IT. and many stsfe that II Ia porth
a. per lttle II also makes tho hand, sofi and ~hi,.
Only s. cts. Sold by tn" Orusrsis ovcry where. ~
FoR THs HAIR, BAFhr's TmcorHKHOrs
The b~st and cheapest >rtkie Sold by drr.r..,e -
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n a R u Es.

NH LoS fD"AEDS In TIL, city. Sept 26th
~ frv X ~ Loouiis a.si,,, hv Rev 4 l. too-lis
ioBri MELLON, 81 ~. Johns sev Brunsvle. {,
his Csiharins Ld~srd,. n III, city. 2.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

October.
A. MID the ysllo- woods you tsfs your -sJ.
AND Sc the fallen leaves bs'tre. n. sroond.
Jh,nk, ladies, ~ your beauty would decay
~: Sop Liai,an IN :.eh .,..h .h.e..
His L'istvous Spdni.k LNv Hh,i1 vii pIsts
-Lpcn the ehesh tho blsnoi Ike tiot % i0vs.
a roy iis. upon ,h. i.e. divine
Then unto Gct,.rn', tsisht hnporiap hssss.
There bssaty hnrsr, IN her fs.or,j shr'ne.
Attendant Cupils cell sussi his praise
Aud pets name him In their deafness LAYS. ~
s hiouss ,S. o. ps .ond.S a0t t
hAuUs fpudvs subf,f.is met ipers4.ble; one sp-
from a. :. a.. .., Oh:
dra-hsess 10 beauty. In the shsps o. tan heehles,
on s.rtS San snesi G0TEXtTas Tsl..S Gsds.aIs
soaD Found Nt n fKLIx GOJkAID'B Ne. De
pot. Az bioadssy. near ''rsnd 1t. IN
Father Matthew r. 4. n. society Ne. 2.
o. B,coh n In the p n. Public Temperance Meet
cor. Grand and 7tb st. Gecd ,pssiins .insins, md
r 9nwS ~u:ie Con-: Early, ,cn van, '.,ts 1hos
A.. tsesGrspsicsi nsd stasissiea ~ -seie-
~ rapcr viii W reed a. the meeting of the sooie
T. on lbursdsy. the lst October, st O'CLOCK ~ ct
& IT, o ." IS. : n.'o y, Fss b,
lHS n w ouT Eft S S Ae. wAcoIkS-
lac fasssr Ma,isew l.. a. r. ssciety
NEE, ns 81 their Hail. in the Dsn,lt RuildinS cor Of
I'd ave Isd q, 81 IN o,loek, on Ihursdsy svsn-
I'll b. present End play some is,orits sirs on the
t n nsion Pipe spahers, NJ Miller, trsnt X.
Hesa.a. S S a. sns oss:; M VIE nfSs'
kslD, Pes; WILLIAM FOSTER Rec. Sec i<i
Attessiss &c. a., 69sh Ksss.-Aeesrdiss
to division and rssinsntal ordsvs, this eompeuy VII
assemble ., their AimorJ. EseI Market, fully uni
day Thursday Oct ist. 1865, TO ss.lst 81 the rsesp
t,on by ths municipal sS,hO!i,iss Of the Ks.r Admi
nj ha N IN ~ ~ A " a
CAMPBELL, lAsut. Comd's. Go. q. LIskEY,
q. 9. lsY
The Deoscrass Of tie 10Th Ward nee
ct ANlimsns Hall thts evening to rstty tho Stats
The 2O.h Ward -sate Kish,s Peace A.
Ils, corner a6,h st and l,h ave on this evening at
.ladssNeCG mn. Hon. join McKEOS. sad General
MAJ MAIntk .,Il address the mestins; JOHN MAC
\ Meeting Of tho ,,h Ward Deuscra,ic
n'on Association vii l.. held At their rooms ~
East Mosdvsy. this CrhurdsyJ evening, ct O'Clock.
Dsl.s.t.s and member, are requested to sttsnd.
III LAWRENCE BURKE, see,.
The @sabers 81 the Iu,mn uinss Cose.p-
tfon A. \. society gill hold their ouartsrly meet
,hs, ,ns school, k'om: In lsh Il. near. on
obRlEN. viss-Prs'idsn'. CHARLES n6VLE see
Fail and Winter
i an, ne. ready TO offer nv sto~N Of Pail and
the beet :tyis end 81 prcss Lees than can be found
st any other establishment Tho Roys' and Furn,,h .
ing departments GOT surrsssed- Money returned Il
not plsssed. flssss call.
FL. BALDWIN.
, 10 and ~ Bovery.
LAffest store IN the CIV. Sl
masahsssa Lodge Ne. $50, y. 4 A. NJ
Rrcthsr,, you are hsrsby summoned 10 appear Of ID
Icdc. Room cor Of Broone and Crosby ste. THUR.
come tsf';. tho Lodge. ~ crdsr OF HENRY A.
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TRADE NOTICES.

Jwnt Dealers Ateutisn-A Meeting or the
Juna psaiers Association VII be hold At {! Prince
a. on ihursday Evenins. Oct. let, 81 ~ o'clock, Pm
= general attendance OF the s,en,bers 10 requested
a., p %; q mpoF,.nse silI be transacted
Sec. "''' ~ = '''NAN r's~ 'honAssAidr1ii'
TIE Junk Dealers Mutual Protective
TSsssse,e'on WI hold uestins .: 6iy Eirth ave,
psreu.y aYssi 70 . SsS J !upa R'sis; ere
WELT Pres'. DANIEL T. BrTCHtR See sys
N:.iee-1he N.r.,nxuess I.,.a viii
meet at the Fourteenth Ward Hotsi, COZ Of Hlir.-
rr.ds1,s OF =. local Trades soe'ct's. A.: in,i.sd
10 attend. - bn'insss Of ,mporsnor to eli Trade,
CID Y M %is l Pre-. '' WI ss
Nl''"E' irensur1' 40
The Earnishcrs Asd PslLAer. Of the Cit,
o. ses forl are requested 70 sttend meeting 10 lie
held NJ the st.ubeo House. 29i Bower, On THURSDAY
evening, October lot, At ~ o'cloci Punctu.l a.
tendance requested .. t report Of different shop.
ThoNY EHRLE, GkORGE SHANNON, secret,
Iles s3J
Nsiier to rni'ers-Au the Lands work
.SisS ar, he st No a Arsasie d. ;n near smith
ss: sIssS % Asy n 10 sA .Vaa.s e..
nen, WI ,, struck ssiirst without further notes.
IA ERNST, Ccaf, ~ q. 'Ao hh"'' ''"ii III, 3
Journeymen Harness Makers Aasocia
Ton slil meet this lhg.day evening a. ~ O'Clock IN
I. ny AImo'y 80 ionpsns MARKET. Amend
bu.lnsss OF Importance to be trAnsacIed Aten ION
10 dI,e va to art. sec OF bylaw. Members viii
DREW, Pres. X. COLLINS, See les
Team shoe ksrs- reg lnr s,onshiy
meeting will be held 81 tue l+,h Ward Ho,sL cor Of
Grand and I'll Lats; h ct, on Thursday evening Oct
ln, AIS O'Clock. Nv ordcI OF JOHN NJ RPHY, TIes
MICHAEL KENNEDY, Sec. i9a
The Usised CoOpsrs 81 the state Of New
SoIt. DESIGNATED ~ No. 1, OF wulisru,bursb, viii
hold Special Meeting, At their Hall, rs Grand Al
on rursdsy evening, Oct. lat, 81 y ocioci. The
nanbery are particularly repsstsd 10 attend o.
ofdsr q the President, h. =. 9. LONGEHDYKE.
janis RIoRDAN, Rec Sac. IA
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al'CT;ON <OTuCEA.

4 rION NOTI, K--PARTIES ifAvf>
.u-1 .uro 30 ~ que1'It,, .arfe OF email, eth,
.I % lufk 10 -iui 90 pc NJ. can Do ~ ~
90 I's' ldvar'ar' nv ..tvst. s4it r o. suction -
"a iONi t0k .oG Sun OrHce. Y
trrl' .. .. s4r' y. IL
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i\lNI, FAST INDIA COFFEE.

MEN lOl,k. - 90 l,6S.-1UI tN.
pnt',s OFF thH .m cf GTO. STICK 4 co.
J. 800 otto Mamma, 3. .sh to announce 70 the
Ilt'. ~ tNf t'.H .'fn has Ac.tded 10 cur Dc.
'n '' - 10 '-,i.."l tic ysh OF hi, month.
10 h..
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4 '.,tklb At,-tE. -EILGASr sale
-. .. = . t4rs 81 D.. DAY st " O'Clock, -
Wet .Nth.f near tfh avf '-i-seis ard nsrsin esr-
lHfa ituoi 50 s'-.. ui'rIos. table, chairs, sofe
t.t. ..s- sn ... &c. los
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pa" 'lHDNthr NALU-AT ~ sew
4 '' 'H... N1 b .i,y. o-t. 2i. JANIS AGAR will
e.. e .'..... tfge --Irtu4sut oi meme ard
Iu.ou't H'hltns ~.psrt'. sheets, s4u.. blankets.
% '.i', DO. ~ order OF frLLEN. Wc%
10 To oil. 1871
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~ ANIs.sp.

AirNN1.Lp-'o nu'GuN EyoirE> /
" v'oIoHN N' .,NinN, "a. Wet 9th -
,\-}NiLD-s GiBIN ~ DRESS LAuNls' I
W hsr fsd,.'hsr dressed FOR veddnt.. h,,l,. 4
&c. 1th. Is Il ar. iashlons, At Nr-. , prrK |
u>Nr- % "ro.a t., door. irofn Ro~ety 2''
NNrN\IEU 80" GIRLS 30 - NBN - |
" ,rro.u .vi p.sicd ware, a ~ hrcout - !,
~. ANIEu-A lEW GOOD BRASS ltN.
w aeis. si.o so hcv,. from - TO 4 ye,i'c' |
s.C srn 90. t-ad, AIrly 20 o. foLlo,h,
NNrNNILp-oo Girls FOh MAkl>G
tii 20 D1c' 'u'eh hsni'. A. 8" Br"ad'ay,u N
\,-ANIlu 'o HARNESS HANpo.-
ver. LACti htLhEE CO, Giidsepor,, Con
u.,'l.u'. 3A'
WANTED --ooDHtNp, WANTED TO
~ make army >Ltt. on wac,in.' q thrlt osn
t.,. "a
M ,Nrrp-CtohK HANDS wANlfp
- o... uc work 70 comn"'rut hsri. m out
,,...- 90 81 It, ,oA. i. gst,i'whIt
-. DORIS tOEUOTEi.S. BOARD
~ 'r ,'e'. rc.,aulsnis aud w,.ite .sw,l,e, 10
EF.,o< t",,,rr'vm'"' 0t''' 10 ''''"' 'E .t5 s.
~ NSilp v, Az NNLRItAN ROY u
W '.N.ed. = ..nr~ g. ,eNrn ON. rr,rr't.he itsdr
49, 81. rmd' Nrpir - urSui -
Nut ST GII.l> WANrLp TO iENEN
SO. 'n"s nor. ru' n"r'.r- r. need sriN
isH 't., varu.u.. .ui coast,nt .orI q"
D ,INsVIlI> " ANiEU--DOOp " ,GiS
lui con .ttut ,w''',m"u' rtli Pr gwen 'cc,'u-
/ .a.'.p. ''ar."!,n. N.v} I. LunN i. WoopW AEp.
,C' "a, tut ''' ' ~ ''''' "' =
/ D COOP BU1~ WASTtD To CARRY
- .rao.,t o., S 80 falton 1t. Can brtors o.
.J,NEpENrErS WANTED ~ 20 lrt.
I,p,T,. A'Py tn' tn' neon "' MY h0u' ,W.
! ,IuJi rpN~ WANTED VI lHNCIE
.,. u..tst. t.t OIG snd pesr 81
+ = rilI.~ WASttp 40 10 LirhT w"rh ;
- cage. - "a 90 - noper sex. and 9res'c,,sc-
,.t ~ ~ rn;'o'.usni. Avis at Ced'r sl,rr
~, GlElN WANTED 10 WORK ON "A
'rr insr'. and core TO ,,srn. at 60. f'gan 81.
, % Cutp urtrNTOG> on >lNriks
- mo- r.t,hi1r. 80 fuiItsr, spj .,v.t cost .:
...,rs aud nni.ncrs: ,t,,dy -ols al b. va
I,nt 'nD h.. .'.N,c' 'st! b" gsid. al i a"i 3,
Nt. ~. nr ''urs from q. m to T. 10. M
IlD 'Lutk MAKERS WANTED.
',.d rort and pe., -ase..
N.,t,oW \ ririo>. - Ho~,y. 20
~ ,D"tk 0AND> WANTED ~
Wv t.Ul...,I. s.i ufices qHd 'siv cork
tu.. i- .tR,- q the rYr"Iv cloak store. "a lior
! ..... tI!Ai.l.t \ hN\lp-oN. ~
,lH lNNU~ NANlib ~ ma HlNt
''''Ntusde Hvuuci .hir,; Aisr 20 operators ~
ue"nu.. 'ors n ~ hrilGins. the ~,
t..l -.tI,t -A. tud D-,ve' Ns,uf,ctofv. E. and Il
tn,u F-, .l' TO- ur'ou; good r"conuirnnsto u' q
.r'u q. tb 30. hnl
.tnD NbOEERS To WORN ON an
, '''o Niaiv and Su'gueh,nna EHrosd. . .h7i
t'nfu ALBANY stges - gsr dsv ts,stas
...d st.au, IN p'o, r,rnt sud good hcard and od
.H. In.uuc At ths COMPANY. ol,ce, b" ,irr"uv,c
s,...f l2u
1000 ,c v", i r1b9 IN me..a, ,h,. aar.as
.v. u,I... prt D.. Atr IAl'I'S Han i2,o Brnao.s,
n.t sd aud Il 4 ~ sshing b al ~sg"s must Al
tort tp,. u,e, '.us. R'sj tho Daiiy News Of III
I..t iO-
1000 LAh 'EEE> "ANltb 10 "oEi
''Oo' "a \ railroad . s1or- di.'.nce m IN
.I..t. ,t'Nus rT.. N-G"sisi % p.r dAF Pa
-..,4Ail = -t tt.ty 'n.fI.us a. ucI'"t, from m
.... e, -.. va, n,It deer totie sthi1,
I.. ltotr. a.
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ONSBuel Sbb$p>.

DANJO INSTRUCTIONS BANJO IS
b)sfni-uor, NC. DONSON. NAN nDu-'' -
'oachsr ~ tho usuio go Nruni~av. trt'nr'e-' -
ruril Vctioct knowledge ot the iusi un"nt ~
cort.. Of ~ Lessons, To- III, ~
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tsnNHHAs. ue ~lNE~~

49,.
y Nv w - "a" -.
hllLIIS 90 u - .
'.NN'A''oN W. ~
Ia r7r,, lua,cs o. the advance a GOLD and hap
2. ., nj ,th ne, and nuu,.i.i fi,k - impor'trr -
ot.- on ri,ANI NrtDS CORN .nsi" romp
I'd q advance tho i'e on and altrr tui. usts 10 -
{, = 81 rglnd .,.r
xeu:tfI |i,'I IL a THnIItc
i,,t,'r',f. and w,Iufs.tuttr,
~. .na %; "a ,,hnr,on .,
Ne- 81. retot'f -. i'G. 20.
~ Paw %HEpklE'> II kEtSWiu'.
A.d l.,iir,y - 10. cen, NOR, ,lan any o,ue,
u.r.on ~, M. Il, t,r tct,i. NJ M d, cud, va. -.
,ewrlr, ,iyctsate' euns tts'.I. A., At Il Rlf,c.,
a, nm .,,,t, ia
T,dp.HIWN EEOEiEa HOMES Wa.
Atd -,tra, - trrc.a,. tro,e han any aib..
pers n b, tine. a. 'ot q, q. or v.tt,ha, dipmou,'.
c,,rlr, ..IyrtSarr pistols, 49,. " sud wr-,
hrfsn, advanced ON tuc- itu, j. nieinbct the pnc'
of' u ohd'' 49, % '"l';'' '' ''it'' 'oo'n .. ~
Eilk = nN 81 IN hAlE pl E-D -
Ularl a. U,oan Iaiof iG south second a. "
n@mshlt,n Tor ale hy pu,lis'- rem tasy. NN'
J\K ! n CASE G\Tt L. : \EMN
- Once :, H,ylne,on
,.,>,,,,.,, uAr,, t.t,y ,,,-,r
~ hNIl' III NANih Iiif N''E ~
L user viii pufcnA-e ~ any lusbrt infge of'-11 ?
' az, ,, C'rlr, 10. n,
! b,norabI = dcsi, With b, atdr,..nt NJ ! Kendall.
| .u uud.nr a. co., OF ,ana . $40 store c1rn',r.
1 I%rn,.7 ,>,-,t, ,rrrr,,ror ,n,.
/ i,.r-. IN ,,mt ~ f-d oud tt-,li h- n. Hsfu.
G'a i,,.' ~ "'''"'' '"s' '''" Jaw" ~
,,,,r.. ,r.,,...r,.r nam t,r
J Nillth ~ ~ I'M 'h'n " -
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BUsl> ~. CHANCES.

Az OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER KA.
"A tsiy. doing good trade over the couDt'r. ~
usted on leaning svspuo IN hroos'rn 20 be ~
cheap. For further information sppy TO VIZ Az
L'LE, o. fulton Az. RfuoEivn. 80
4 BAKER, fOH SALE tIIRAP--Lcoat-d
"A on n leading avenue d1'ss very good br'ine'
sroc.r, ,torc,.& " II. MITCHELL, Il Codsrst :;
Outer AND CHEESE STORE FOR
- ,sls -ith hIture- and yesf- ics.e . sood %
cation Tor hn"ne" Inquire in the store 81 FEtts
eve, tor dave. ~
EDSFECIIONAKY FOH SALE CHEAP
y stoct, 6r,ure. and msuufacturns tools NJ ,tcr.,
~ Fulton ave. Brpoklyn. good lo,shty tn-
ch.ucs. having the ndysn'sss of the holid'" -
stsion gwen immediately, IA
nor SALE CIIEAr--A LIQt OR STOKT
s'ocs and fixtures must bs sold THE sesh &
Atlantic Al Rrooti,n. -
kDR SALE-THt Nto, X AND FIN
L three 81 toy and c'rfcct,on"Tv store With 80
ioom.. Doing god business, food oven ~ haze
mem. Satisfactory rsAsou' svtn for selling Iuqu
in store. &si och Az y
l'OE SALE--W WHOLESALE AND Retail.
i couie' 'ionrII s,oct aud hitures, 49, Ave A. q,
l.OE SAlr. on REASONABLE TERM.
j 10 CooI tenant hrrt class corn grocery ,c.p
t.rN. nlyy NIuh 1ih aud 9th ate, W,iIiaush re-
EOl. NH THE STOCK AND ,iu,r..
Of e-nty store, -. West sGth d; w!I p-
LriNplING WOOD tA,IOEl VIII. ir
~ '"d t'Nv, dolsg good business Hor'e "S o,
and ma hintiN ~ GOD Iiuuiug O!dcT. No rent
p'. " II. AllcHtLI. Z; Crds -, %.
lJEAI, VEGETABLE AND tl>H >TN\p.
Va - -, long t.,hlishtt, ma 600 lo on. 8,
tT 90 JAMES DOOLkY. ~ so sN,,cr~ It
AIAEkEr For SAIL tHENP toE CN~ll
~ Lease, liz ure-, e., In = o.. r ss' Mig
lo.t. Apply 10 j :. Moo, '- foHr ave
pAEE cHANCE - t.NIEf>N ROT ~
isbe.. Wul.am-bursh tlf 81, lot fr 'se iH"
oSner has Other iu,I.s- .ock' horses, s'ro p.
&c, App7 toil Nrsry ~ ~
ITO BUTCHERS FOR SALE ONEOF rh~
L baa provision, .'aud. n tn city. Inquire. -
and ~ ToupkiD ssrse' "|
TRAVELLING.
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gluXNE.. CARRIAGES. &c.

I'Yb NAlI--l UOENF. u HANDS Nj.
J Hr't-...a. ~ fm aty kind N -ori pric" - .
,-.ant,. ',.HH and k1ud sOi Cor want 81 Ia
ta..sf', l'r -. an tn ts' k-u,ithf thrp 80
v''.. ~,it A sol ID HORSE SfiIAbLl
...r '.s. O.. ,"acn vii BE- SOLD che. can l."
f.ifals -. R"asun iOr ~ ling .I' 80.
-. inr ~ i"r \. "r,tINruN
no. ~NIi-. .iOAN MAZE iFAEN
,... n and, high. .uuud atd sud double -
.r- -'rrs ,ultat.r f0r down tow r'r', 'oa, 'at
'rt-I can ~ Wet. n -. lp'Id M -. ID"
t,uE oALt--A GOOD WORK HORSE.
! sound snl .nd, Sod for The orG, u 'o.k Ia
ta re- Tor g. WATSON, t0r ri Columbia and SrGg.
=. 4 s4"m,lls, Sgu'h Brook /. 2dI
EOR SALklN BROOKLYN-IWO FIRST
RTE hack con htr, with teAu1+ nd h'rno.' VIA
III H. sold ,og.. her - 'ps-z,e a "a good order ;
NUT be old MS 'rt Aip'y Al 20 lininon ave. ."l
uORSEs-lO ICE HORSES FOR SALE
j Amone.t them = sgiendii team Of greys, suita-
bic tor heA,t tru,v aud HIfn bred mare, G year.
old suitable Tor either saddle ~ light wagon. In
9,,ire NJ lGl Yves lI'hst. 80
HORSE, AND ARRThGES-FOR SALE
IN coaches. three seat earTisses. go 10 slun
each; trIos, rrocer.' wagon. ION and tor busee.
horse .e'lips I'll No 10 Ss'iw D. Bg9ckya -
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CLOTHING.

\. CLOTHING
tlpiltNG.
",r-. 1lb- NND ,Ilil.DKlN's
H,N- Irt - A>u thli.pKts's
ItILrIYif-
Al. SlNlt-.
Nj. SllIi-
g.. ''.N 9- -, and 90 CL ARK :,
'Hi.k- .0- AhU snd - CLARK :.
,.aI.k., ~, 900 and ~. ,'LAEkr,
BNNfkT, \. Y,
liDNtRS. y \.
IpN EEi, y. Y,
trrs'o tn -"vCnth Regiment Afmor~.
''n.-.t N" SeVenth k"g msnt Arinorv,
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nHUa ...,.' " ~ LD--HI pIlENlbES
- Wh olat& " lfou's q, .oA.ut. ,.ta ~4lk all
me vIu',.. Ai.ny a. lie lia,l 80 Ind ave, cor,
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OPERATORS NANlED 10 STITCH SHIRT
" tusowg. Go1d hands can have steadv tWpCs
mon. -, to ~ Fulton ~, krooElyn. =
ni.IEh MAJ WANTED ONE WHO
~ urd 'an5s h business. at orr MOND's uys
TO- Holse, lLl rhi-d avenue.
OFERATORS WANTED ON SrNGEEo
" machine, thos' acclstoneG 10 stitcd halmorsl
49,, r,ne c,ler need Espy, 6o Dtyoe Il, Nl..
ltAsturgQ. -"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
WIe -ks Of mdnitv
WHY SHOULD THEY SINK? !?

The excitement Of the chase has al
ways been supposed to have healthful
tendency; but there is a kind Of chase
which breaks down the constitution, de-
hllItates the frame. and shortens life. We
mean the headlong, unintermittinc hunt
after the almighty dollar which is the
great business characteristic If the pres
ent day. 1t hegets other evils (unneces-
sary 70 name) which precipitate the fate
Of thousands. There is, L0weyer, pos
sibility Of recovery from the prostration
produced by these causes, long after their
victim has ceased to hope for il. II we
are rightly informed, the most astonish-
lnE cures Of what IS called general weak
ness and debility, which have ever been
known in this country, have been effected
through the agency Of Doctor HoLL0wAY 5
inestimabe remedies Mere skeletons OF
men, out Of whom the very principle OF
vitality seemed to have been drained. have
been restored to health and vigor bv the
operation Of the Pills, and Of the Oint-
ment, in case Of paralysis, rheumatism
dc, we hear an equally favorable account
If men lrIi break down their energies bv
-eXerti0n-iE in their anxiety to go
ahead, they 1riN override the most prec-
l0us Of God blessings, health-it is well
they should know how to repair the mis-
chief, when they come at last TO realize
the fact OF their premature decay The
wrecks Of humanity. who, without anv
particular disease appear to he sinking
from mere exhaustion. would find without
doubt, immediate relief from Doctor IIoL
LowAY' 5 remedies.-PEL 8 Tribune"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
From ChaIlestO on

BALrENoRE, Dec lS-The following is
from the correspondent of the 4msrican
CHARLESTON, Dec I+.-Gen- Gilmore
AGAIN shelled Charleston Thursday night,
throwing a number Of shells into the city,
and II j. believed. doing much damage in
different parts of the city ! rebel bat
terry opened and heavy bombardment
eRsuei for several hours. The storm Is
washing away the rebel distractions, and
Yesterday large number of heavy tim
bers, bolted together with iron, came
down with the tide. They were secured
and towed to shore BY our tugs The
amour. Of timber which came down is so
large that it il believed the obstruction
must be seriously damaged There i no
other news OF Importance
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
Our Prisoners t Richmond

FoRT MONROE, Dec 1.-THE flag Of
truce steamer which arrived last evening,
brought down from Ciy Point, free ne
gro, who was capturedat Gettysburg, and
recently liberated by tie rebel authorities.
and two surgeons who lad been sometime
in prison at Atlanta, Gl While the lat
ter were at Richmond, the rebel officers
showed them through Ill the prisons. in
and about the city. Thg report that they
found our prisoners quie comfortable and
we'll fed, though they wqe partly furnish
cd with provisions sent from the loyal
States
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

CHANGE OF BAsE.-Thepro slavery dem
osratic party aIe beginning to feel the
blizhtinE effects Of their opposition TO the
government to such an extent, that they
are rapidly changing their policy to Wig
orous prosecution of the war. The lead
ers Of the party, in and out Of Congress.
recently held caucus at Washington, and
resolved unanimously to vote all the mon
ev and men called for and TO 20 in for =
speedy suppression Of the rebellion by
force of arms. We wait with curiosity 10
see the course the secesh organ in this
place Will pursue. Willthoy all into line
with their leaders, aud preach loyalty, or
are they too much affected with niger
On the brain TO wish the war closed be
fore their party gets into power?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

= follows One months pay, sI3, IN advance, Ni:t
S62 bounty aud premium when mustered iuto service
making - In advance; $40 more in two months and
the balance in instaInsCts % Il every SIX months
until the whole SSN2 i paid.
The llth Wisconsin regiment Is located az Brown
vile. Texas the Rio GraGde, which place for bean
y % scenery and hsalthfuluess Of climate not ece
ei IN the Mon The regiment will doubtless remain
a. this point for 8 considerable length % time
TIE Iith i of the veteran egIueuts the state
which rallied the call ot the President II 1851 ans
stands higher IN the estimation q the department
der. either fer courage discipline or morals
The regimen i othceret 10y men whose motto Is on
rad and ever AK pride ~ promoting the best in
trress comfort and welfare Of chose under their charge
Ne better Opportunity ne afforded 10 rIace v0E,
upon the much hon0r-d and immortal list OF III
brave defenders of national rights and stand sd
BY side with the brave Wisconsin soldiers in the field
Rally, boys. 70 the defence and protection Of ou
country and flag
Fer enlstments aPPIy TO
Ser-t TEo> X rRrSk.
a. & II T~NS Stc-s, Mineral Fci1. Wfs Sf,f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
The Chesapeake Re-taken.

HALIFAX, Dec lS-The Ella and Annie
captured the Chesaeake this morning in
Sambro harbor III but three of the
crew escaped. Sou after the capture,
the Dacotah came u, and ordered her in
to Halifax There re three vessels now
here
WAsHENGToN, Dec. Mutually friend
" and satisfactory explanations have ia
ken place today. beween the Secretary
of State and Lord Lnns, concerning the
capture Of the Chesapeake and her crew,
within British jurisdiction, in Nova Scotia.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
Foreign News

New YORK, Dec. IS-'t is reported on
undoubted authority, thatl ram was lately
launched at Hull, and WIS immediately
pat to sea, with sundry Sauthern looking
gentlemen.
The war steamers sold by the British
Admiralty, in addition to tle Victor. Alex
IS and RapPahannock, Were the Phoenix.
Cyclops, and Opyan. The latter has %
guns, and IS q screw frigate It is feared
they are intended for the rabeIs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
TAKEN "

~7sn I)Y the subscriber. residing In the town
SsS ID OF Mineral Point abou, 5 miles south
Yey;t east of the city OF Mineral Point on the
~8&s.-A< Fayette road. or about the 2uih u No
vember, ie63, one deep red COW, about or : years
old, with white star IN forehead. and some white on
Hank and belly The owner requ s:e TO prove prop
eTty, pay charges, and take said con away
E J. EVANS.
Mineral Point. Dec. 10, 1858. <4w5I