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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-03

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LARGE VENTILATED OVEN,
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rop uOob On CO,I
fON "OOD ON NOAb'
Is the best finished and most durable
Stove of the day.
The Good Samaritan
Combines every advantage for Cooking
ever applied to a Stove.
w. CIS:
i"o "oou 0a''ia'i'"'i
Bakes perfectly on Top and in the Oven
time, without impartinp the IA
yor of one kind of food to
another.
NV, u..,-,D
uir, always insures Sweetness to the
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The Good Samaritan
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-03

entirely excluded from light, and
moderately moist, till taken from
the store to the kettle or the o7es.
To give particular directions for
obtaining these conditions would
seem useless for we can hardly
conceive of any ones having 80
little of the old.fashioned articles
sometimes called "gumption," !"
that he could not readily invent
ha'f a dozen ways, and then choose
out Of them the one that would be
the best in his circumstances.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-03

IT is evident from history Ofwo-
mans creation, that, say what you
will other, she is only . aide is-
sue.
THERE are people that no clothes
can fit. Their very skins hang
.swkwardly about them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-03
w. r. A. II. Noble,

Attorneys a Counsctlors Mt Law.
unce IN singers New Bi.es, opposite the rcn''
House. no'eD
W. Y, Noble. Hhu''on Noble.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05

FUNERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wish
l. ing Flower Wreaths and Bouquets preserved can
have then nicely arranged and preserved by leaving
their orders at the Picture Store of
mis- DIV A. PECK, l45 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-WoR
miscellaneous

Il cra promising New Mich COWS and Calves. in
Guiding very superior Cow, years old-prce S75
or will exchange for good Young Horse Also pair
of Traverse Runners, for sale low. One cheap work
Horse up in good flesh; Shoats, raised, be sold
low. FLNATHAN PRATT
d4 div No Salisbury street, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-05
1otltts
MECHANICAL gerry
DIR. GLEASON, of Philadelphia,

VIII remain at No. q BAY STATE HOUSE, for two
weeks and during that time he may be consulted during
the Joints causing lameness and deformty CUB Feet,
Crooked limbs and Spine treated upon the latest
scientific AMI successful principles. Dr refer to-
many hun ire cures in almost all of the principal cities
towns of this country NO surgeon mas had greater
ex perieuce or better success, MS DIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
LOST AND FOUND.

OFT On 18TH or streets. on Weinesdsy. a
- GREY tUA Gaes: reward vii los gwen i;
de2i-Slt '' "nN ~
I tK1H Up EsrkAY.-on The 23i inat oas
mEnls Hohs US whiea ,hs owner ca have By
IL sts .''''*
500 E"AsD.HnRsE LOsT-A solTel
hind iest .ms,l bare spot on left hip; hair aisd
from -
snnss sss ss 81 81
Go1 1RkWARD.-stolen, on thu 7th irs7sat
s 80 from the back room OF house oorn,r n aud
booKs ts ts. s Ssao
sna @ OF mo uns to one but the
orto j: TooMss.' ''n's'
SsN REV ARD Was stolen from nv lot oa Sd
HJV street between aud 81 streets south. TWO
hDEsks. oce larse Light gray Horse; legs
Str tss Colt three @ ssars sod aId lsss t.es
hsHds hi.k The above reward VIII be pa d FIR tas
o. TN doIaro "ill be paid for the delivery Of the
horssE 70 the subscriber.
T. New !ertey are. sonth, No. 80
SOS REYARp-sirayed or e.olea rom the o. or
asFs RoRsi Rs "a II b.rS, ~ ~. E3
:::s 81 e i ssE .s;:a
.Dc the 18Th inst, q VI hite ard Red CoW, 1i:h
ward p.d II ps to 81 Ssr r
three dollar itip:of@ ed where she c an be found.
de23ct' Sag lath =:
(sAME TO TIE PREMISES OF Tbs sCB
- scriter. On Friday. The 18th. Blaci ana Wliie
R .So' s' ,s,ss sos 90 Fvns
'ss pay FfEIsf ri ktsHRs'
| osT OR sToL EN-A Back LACE EsIL and
-, = Brosn % aud White large SHAWL S. wan be
1aS 3enn. s'snae, between 18th aid auth streets.
ElROTGHr TO NJ SLAUGHTER HOu uss-sY
- coloyed MAE named Leandra prort . small
Black COW; tips OF her horDs saved oil. Amy one
rhG nee los snch Cow can haa hsr by spplyias
de 2 ST. wm LrNKINs.
G RKWARB-- st aged from shs premise. On or
sS End ssss akg
her throat The sooys reward Wiz bs paid for hsr
return or for any Information. to 142 G street.
ce2eiw~ wa. ". RAPLsY.
S1l R1WARp- stolen from tina Stable OF the
,ssps a:sa. sss tx isf issss .aiss he s.sH;
IL ..sos c, osnnss Mar, and
500 .khMAHD:.s,,.s ~. sa ..ay s.osa IN
sEss a:as hs assasr .ss tie
bet 9Th and !.h streets vest, The sboys reward
Will be paid If returned stas E s'e FREEMAN.
No. $50 n st bet eta and 5tb vest.
DC u 81. Washington City.
.se .f Rsssi Il is .,Ssss sq;s, =
scar on ais right runp The owner Is aarehs
.Ss1ss Satnsa 70 sn s sss :Sr":a pss,.
bold sasardss rs:s, a VAN. s.saat t. t. pa! m
dsx.s Livery s,.sIs' aa1a iisa aGaaEsii IA .i..
GS REWA D -stsaysd or stolen from tee prem
saa scoiss aq e ss;at
inssp.ies as'. si''a 'sf can sss { sR " ,,
NoTlCE Game 30 the aopss OF the subssrii-C.
Y ON the sth Instant. Dry DARK brown COW,
having Whit belly lsrss horns, add gray hslf way
pay shs1s.s ana tais her away, or sas .Psf VII +.
es'''' via according 10 WI vi. H ss1ra.5
seu,.ss. ss; t'e 6 street, bes ash and iots:
&OS RsWARp--Ov u accessory. tIe J,,i, rasva-
sss sssi the a;Hs A q
'.1sy !ss ;sss
$50 street, I, 'e'iems 'ias: HI iA :. " ipMoaDs.
DRoFEsSoR WOOLLlYs NEW SYSTEM OF
cerner and s one q Il: msss
s s :ss 4 mt Hns ss
mand q hard and facility q eIecatIoa trsns.orm-
Bool: zee pi2s ana xlocu:ion are also taught on
'hs Ps,s qs,ms %. 5ay ,ysisa ss. h.
k0 WH0LK, Half and quartsr boxes Bunch ana
aud ID 81 30 ssSSSs ss II suSs s., received
Ho.sss corner ssh street and e Az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
Arrival Of the Twenty. ninth Regiment a,
Pennsylvania Velunseer..

PHILApELPHIA. Dec. 23.-The gallant oath
regiment from Chatanoosa has arrived nv,
fnrjouRh TO recruit Its numbers, the regiment
ceived by large escort, and its py.sase
through orr streets with its tatteretf. banner
was received with vociferous applanss, way-
,ne o. nandkerchle!s, dc. They go TO the Sol
for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

TEMPLE OF FANCY,
No. s22 Seventh ST., Between ID and z.
NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted for Christmas Presents.
DOLLS OF livery DESCRIPTIONS
great variety Of
PORTEMOENAIEs, GARD GASES.
..sx,rs. wosEsrANDs. p,n,ny,.v
Frsn the best factoriss
WHITING DESKS, WORKBOXDs
AED oABAs.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS. AA'
CHINA VASE MASKS. ORNAMENTS
HOBBY HORSES. Etc, Btc.
Chris smss can have their goods sent home
'A'' ~ % @ oHslsrA1N RUPERT.
Ne ,n.s ss2 e Seventh street. doors nosoys.
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
YIREwORKsl yIREwoRKs,
o, ALL KINDS.
roYsi TOYS. roYsl
FANCY GOODS! FANCY aoopsl
ALL KINDS.
Writing Desks TAres Work Boxes. Chin. orns-
All kinds Of Games for Children
Ped hiding b ood CIosks. shavls,
g. sss ssesss ssei.. Stockings.
ks sss rsi's ots.. :Rs foIs:
Quaker hoops s and Bsmor.i siirs f; ae'a 0'e'''s'
Collars Ladies' sc.Ifs Sleeves,
Bsnjos' Tsn nSorine' Tiutes, Fisss and runs. q.
Come ''Ss ~ sssfoss
fine sosRwosaSGs az PisS :iss;s fsT psss .4ta
II AUCTION NOTICE
aa!!AyING cognectsd With tss aouss = furnishing
asna a1a &C
.ssse aTd drs bAssment ior storige Of goods for
oa.h advances made on sonaigsm::I11tssu :11su,v
d. ;, IN, Aaesiess.. i, s.s Hss:: ssrs:s;r .ss
n o tt C e. 80 -
Having leased the hsndso a,s store of Nj. Hol.
lirs, on Charles street Baltimore. Am ssl,nx of
my SIC OK at reduced rrices.
TO get good bargains in
TEAs. CoFFEE. &c,
LEASE. STOCK ana YIxrURss for .a,e.
W. CoRWIN BURGY,
de- Il ~ Corner and Ileventh streets,
EOR sALE.-9OO Sets of ], 2, and horse second
L hand HAhN1eH; 800 second hand Mcclellan
and citizens Bkl yI 1e Ard SADDLEs. lheep for
cash. Apply to q. q. JOHNS ON. No. 313 Penn
avenue, Tween lk and 9Th streets, opposite
National Hotel de y lm< (
A PIAn0 yoRrB HO1 sAL1-ws have . ssry
yrost Rians 1osts. Tor sais . barsaia. at or
~ 6
WN I. WALL & co.
Auotion sa6 Oe0mioeloa Aasehanh.
Sse-0 soath cor. fsna. Aye. aad sth %,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATER,
Pennsytoonfa Aresae, near Wizards Hotel.
LkoHinpGRoyER.-.. Director
rHuRsRaY .9slsEX ExEs1sst s1sst Dec. 81,
VERY L1m1rSsD' s.SsaAsEMxNr
GREAT rkAsio 81 T65 T5655nB1NAr1os.
"A' . = M II J: - " SsMAltA,x, y
ONLY TINE, POSITIVELY,
GREAT HIsffoo HIsfoss5AL ssS PLAY OF
~ l u L 4 o
v sse2ss S.;isss q: o,rein1, tissss asas,rt
"'A supported by tas '' 'uh'
1o-MoKsYW ,GhrissnsS aFTE MOON,
ne ''A''''a' caaGGss tt'a GGss'fs S.aa Il sss
7o'morto" night; sni, HDIna time OF
Grand Family Mstines Saturday afternoon, At
ths ehear afternoon sri9es.
EORD'6 NEW THE EATER,
,ou TENTH STREET. ABOVE
Of Holiday Street Tse.ssr fBs
CaRIsTMAs EVE.
F0ERTH NIGHT OF NIB. JOHN II. OWENS
THIS (rharsaaY) EVENING, Dec "a
cofemAass comedy.
THE poor GENTLEMAN.
To conclude with
TIE HAPPIEsr DAY OF MY LIFE
az; 70 v1,man mnnro, ftsrno,n '"sas
The DKuNKARD.
JWENs IN TWO CHARACTERS.
On sAturday, hsnsft of
MR. JOHN L. OVENS.
EORD's NEW THEArHR
CHaIsrMss AFTERNOON.
THE DRUNKAHo,
TRk YALLEN SAVED.
This great moral drama which in rs action has
tbri ling .1bit ition IF tie horrors AL mi.sries II
eFi.ing fron Sat greatest o. esribtY tuSpitui
~ Fords nsua, an auai ousscm n, 'o Ga ohrissus.
Afternoon. The Drum. ard is q ssson anf powerful
I hs o sT o to e. of of TIN
rum rum r,rtsr IN. play viii bs put up N the sta ss
Which "a ronnas drsm.tic repissonrstions, and
csnnot IA to be an efeetu.l i.ssransnt Of good
New Thester. at precisely O'Clock. ds 225t
oANvERBURY HALL,
H A2s1o Z s9assFEksUEY' s9asFEksUEY' raEsHss. &sR
Rear Q, sstSa.i aaii aud astrsSoisan asrsSs possls
esks eSFAF A1rE rTEaHps,ea6GsAE AtE.Ass.; H.,fs1;,
VAkLHfEE,
TCPHGfF,
gDEEhEi,
RJSZANI,
THE SCFERB 5kLIFT TROUPE
s,tss S'}sSE ss;sas.s
GRAND DIVERT,ssEMENrl
IDEsONS CHA UsoN's DE- BIzzARRsRIB,
THE YANKEE TAR.
Doors open at ausrter t. 7; performance 7t
quarter before O'Clock. Admission IS and 50 cts
GRAND PERFORMANCES CHRISTMAS AF-
TxaNOON AND EVENING.
fAGlLf MATINEE eN
De :I.st SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
ID NIB. JOHN K. GOODALL,
KC FBSSQk And Teacher of Dancing In the
nost finished ball room style, acquiring e&se "A
snd elegance on entering compa1y, United 81
Hal, Htb street near Penn. avenue, Whsrek3
ladit sno gentlemen can take Priv ats iesscbssE&
sny hour or in classes.
The seaItrs and Indian Club Exercise for the
correction of round shoulders one sidedness, or
cetorD tiles They supercode sI ca!isthenics, and
highly recon maUded by tho medical profession.
or GERS Of the army and navy.
For cards OF tern,e please call At his rooms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

PHILIP & sOLOMoNs'
christmas Preparations.
PHILIP & SOLOMONS
Res eetfully announce that their
HOLIDAY STOCK
Is ready for inspection
IN THEIR NEW sHow ROOMS OVER THE
STORE
In addition to their usually varied assortment
Goods. they have
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM PARIS
the mort reckerche stock OF
ORNAMENTAL GOODS
EVER OFFERED roa SALE IN WASHINGTON.
including 8 superb collection of
ARTICLES OF vERrU,
to which the attention of eonnoi.ssu rs is invited.
There viii Also be found
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
French, English, and American, Masniscently
Bound.
ILLUSTRATED AND OTHER WORKS.
in plain and costly Bindings.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
In Morocco and Genoa Velvet
GOLD AND SILVER PEN AND PENCIL CASES.
RUBBER PEN AND PENCIL CASEs
GOLD MOUNTED.
CHESS AND BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
WRITING DESKS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
poRTEMoRKAIEs FoR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
PORTFOLIOS,
pEKssINe CASES.
TOURISTS CASES.
-CAsKEFs, WORK BOXES,
FANCY INKsrAN Ds.
CIGAR STANDS,
oDoB BOXES,
JHwBL CASES,
10. &C., &c, dc.
NO. 332
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BRTwHsE NIETH AID TzyrH sTREx1s,
Washinstoa.
~ Army Off GERS and Soldiers ia the Field can
have their orders hy Mail forwarded On rsosip. OF
sremitsance for rhs amount, to aay Psrt OF ths
United States. a2I-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
PERSONAL.

TIE LADIES FhIEND GALL IN TROUBLE
L o.ll}. Medicine for all Female Complaints; If.
teen years. experi eDee; tguarsntees success or
ehasGe.) Business and corresp ,ndsnce strictly
privat<. Roo s1s for patients. MADAME COR 5ON
Baltimore. No. l1O Fayette street near Asqu.th.
de ts- Inn
NArAM AHCLiAB WOULD RIsFEOTRULLY
lNl announce 70 eii inquir ing persons that she ID
nov ready TO read the Psst, Present and Future,
and may be cansu:ted confdentiAlly or al impor-
tar ! II atterf At all times from .. m until 9p
Lsdies g. csnts; gentlemen 81 No. 60 south 4 st.
Wasbics ton, q. noa4 In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
Partial Destructiou Of Grav,s Ferry
Bridge nv Fire.

FHILAD1LPHIA, Dec. 23--Ths western sec-
tiop OF Gray's Ferry Bridge was burned this
afternoon, but the eastern end, this side OF the
draw, by far the largest section of the bridge,
was saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
G . & Q NJ ~ ALI!
ODE0N HALL,
ODEON HALL.
ODEON HALL,

ODEON HALL,
Corner Penn Avenue aad Pour sod . half st.
Corner Penn. avenue and Pour and half st.
Corner Penn. avenue and Four and -a-hs,f St.
Corner Penn Avenue and Four-and- 3 -half st.
HeadquaTters for Military AMI CS:i-sns' Cgetiisz.
Hsodqsa,f.rs for Military and Ci,izsas' Csotaiss
Hsn,iqaa,ttrs for Military AMI Ci,issns' C,kinz.
Hsodq.a,tsrs for Military and Ci,a:.n,' t!gsiisg.
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS in sndIes. variety.
COATs, PANTS AND vIsrs in sndless variety.
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS In endless variety.
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS in endless variety,
MILITARY CLOTHING Of every description.
MILITARY CLOTHING OF every descriptions.
MILITARY CLOTHING of every description,
MILITARY CLOTHING Of every description,
Gti7sas' and Military -3othing made TO crd.r.
Citizens aid Military Clotaing made TO o,asr.
&Ft~t"S NV1 Mf't!arb Lt0idang DidA 20 nrtfsJ.
Ciisens' and Military Co.aing made 10 o,asr.
Tie largest assortment Boys' Clothing in the eity
The largest assortment Boys Clothing in the city
The largest assortment Boys Clothing IN the CITY
The largest assortment Boys Clothing in the siy.
Cashmere and Linen Shirts, large assortment.
Cashmere and Linen Shirts. large "a ort,nent.
Cashmere and Linen Shirts, large assortment
Cashmere and Linen shirts, large .ssor.m ,nt
Undsrthirts and Drawers Of al kinds.
Underfhirts and Drawers of ali kiats.
Updershirts and Drawers OF all kinds.
Updershirts and Drawers Of eli kinds
GLosEs, HOSIERY, susPEhpERs, 80.
Shoulder Straps And Military Trlmminss
ehonlder Straps and Military TrImminss
Shoulder Straps and Military Trimmings
Shoulder Straps and Military Trinuifn.s
INDIA RUBBER GOODS AND yALIsas. Ia.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS AND yALIsss. &c.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS AND vALIsEs, &C.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS AND, vALIsRs, Ae.
WIEs1HFI1LD & CO. 3 CLOTHING ROONs.
h Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
ds2sst Four snda . half street.
TLAR1HIDD OID1Ri f
~ 5tw CLABf11DD OID1RH.
Just received per schooner Helen Mar, from
Boston Mass.
Al persons In want OF PRIME OLARIHIDD o.
D11 are invited to call and examine this ct
RILEY A. GIMME
Union Btttlins Depot. No. ~ 6rssa st.,
Do INV 0eorsstown. D. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
BOARDING..

SEVERAL NICELY FURNISHED RO0Ms-
- Tor gen leme n. with Board; also a few Table
Enarders cSu be accommodated by applying st
S11 Thirteenth st bet G and A. da 2,-iw.
BOARD - Handsomely furnished Rooms, with
= Board. apply a: 13s G street, bet. 2lss and
Ia SITS. de Is 2vH
FURNISHED ROOMS AND HIRSr-CLAss
only. ct i56 strest bst.ean sJth and 5;st Re-
f.rences given and required Terms $50 psr month.
&. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24

Mevements Of Generals
louisville, Dec 2-6enarals Shsrruer
and Shackleiord and their stsf5e arrived here
this morning. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
FRksH FOREIGN FRUITS!
NUTS. CANDIES, Etc.

FRfsH FOREIGN FRUITS!
NUTS. CANDIES, Etc.
wholcs, halres and quarter boxes
NEW RAIsINS,
New Leshorn CITKOE,
Fresh Arabian BAT1s
Sweet Havana ORANGls aud BANANAs,
New Zante OURRAHTs
PINE MALAGA GRAPES
COCOA Nuts, wALNUTs. EtaBERTs,
CREAM NUTS sad ALMONDS
of ell kinds.
JItHRRs UNRIvALED MINc1 MEAT.
1IRE cRACK1Rs and FIREWORKS
in large variety.
Assorted steam Refined
CANDlIe.
and . large assortment OF fne
fRyNCH CANDIES.
in two And ave rouud boxes, together With
TOY OANDIRs,
sn large stock of Fresh Goods u.uslly kept In
. Wholesale SID Retail Fruit Store. at tho very
491 and 493 Eighth street,
Ia E-9t' near Penn. avenue.
pHoT0GRAPh AND PIcTURB FRAMRs.
Just Received
oUR WINTER STOCK.
Arp J. BELLEW h CO.'S,
No. $40 Seventh street.
We state IN no bossting spirit that our choice
seIsotion of Fancy, Oval and Square PICTURE
FRAHks. .PAINTISGs,B NGRAVINGs,F FRRNCH
ENGLISH and AMERICAN PICTURES 10 1R,
cheaper, and better assorted than IN al WsAt'
ton, and indeed We think Philadelphia and B2d-
Bore included
Also cur fan lines Of
ktegsnt Gilt and Rosewood Frsach Plate
MIRRORS,
Every size Imported.
0ur price Is sSIne ss New York snd PhIlaaelphia
Houses.
We ask every lady snd gentleman in Washington
aud eyeryS here 10 call.
Look around various departments, 1t makes
DO difference whether you buy or not
Gertismsrly clerks always ready to wait on you
PJ BRLLlW & CO.,
SO Seventh street.
No q I'm Waahineton, D..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-24
ITO THE CATHOLIC CITIZENS OF WASH
L 1NGTGE AND OTHERS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

L INGTcE AND OTHERS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
TIE undeIsigr ed having t1st returned from the
aooas sTsf esrsd S'is Is
sa:i of Rs;z
s,,s Of s .zs. and With lace
Hs ssIs.f iiss q
S'Sfan:fi fIt's:, LIVE: ee. y Z saint. Sis &c. &c.
e.st. ds vislss and sme: "Sesa to nit s'''
A large sssortmsnt o. Morrocso Horooco;p,n.l-
invite particular .ttentional Of which offered
sbs "a Bookstore.
S2S Seventh street, under the Avenue House. two
'sSa: iss" H. Ian' B sGssFtI Proprietor
ITO cITIZINs AND STRANGERS.
=. g. osoGssY il s Of ~. es.as .ss s
q n sSs
a,o. ,,ssf ass.
4 'o' TIA nA4eab saFsb SAFES, TOYS, 20.
d. so sos + g; Ssf i.1s: ss;s: e.
The Very Lates. by Telegraph.
~, ,HE49egAa7sss Santa CLAUS.
Wths @ Ma,'gsa. Bootsto.s, -
soad.5. b:s s Ell IA. 4.
honidaIs are over. shall make my hesdeusrtsrs
an s 4 q snS M e. @
days. suitable for old and youDs, rich and poor.
Elegant PresentAtion Books Bibles, Prayer Books.
superb lot Of Photograph Albums n ever
Sosk Boxes Tnsiitins ni s Dsstsf a ys.slry Boxes,
enassS sGss: s.IFs: te.s:ss
scars, Combs brushes, Knives. Rarors,
Portfolios, and . variety Of articles at very low
,on . u.s..sA' 'Sisi sASffA CLAUS.
,fra< 25sPa. av, bst, lita u! .s;s and M 18th sss,
ME-. Another supply of the .sssri ssraossris eaia.
fsss on Has Iscei ps of 81 cents. '' Do Is AZ AZ
hes7 go 1 BURs
fURSi
gURS
EuRS!
YURHi
LADIEs,SEfs at aIO, 9B, 4s,, up 70 QIso.
CHILDBENs SETS at s5, IS, SO. up to Ga.
Great supply now ready.
NO sa-lm- 7eorseto
.,,s l.! HowaL. ss4 Eight, !ssa, ;tFS.s b.
q ssss bsa ys hf
OF Alniuds. Wsx Iruit by the dossn. Also Das
sor . e. the
Caolos sRs1kEAsF HEEas ] :ASo. "a ,1n.
ne1 beessss vsrnsps avs. end utk q.
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[AY COOK & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES.
VOUCHERS, COIN,
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
We shall ccntiuus to Sell AT pAR
until furthsr notice,
THE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
known as
FIVE TNgNTIES,
PAYABLE IN twenty years, aud redeensble st the
date. The unscld balance of tbislosn is now
issS than One RVndrsd Millions Of Do!,ats
snd be ing rapidly abs' rhed by home and foreign
Banks as basis for circniatron when all sold. the
f"nds will, like the "Seven-Thirty'' Loan ai-
vance toa handsome premium. Az al investment
S'1 per Cent per Anauns in Gold,
(psyabi3 semi. annually equivalent. at present
prices ot cCiD, to
Nine per Can't in Currency.
and h1 4 essSs 3
I I hs or eS"1s Of
II Pms e ~ so, sioo, $500, i 81 900 s5,oeo,
These bonds are exempt from all local ia yes and
the GoTernInent tax upon them is only one and
when the income Of the holder R Exceeds S $500
Circulars are furnished at our counter, upon
application by mail giving any furt info rmation
that may be desired concerning this and other Gov
ernnent Loans and the organization of National
We keep On hand and for sale a full supply Of
ALL GOVERNMENT sECURIFIEs.
de i6-dtf JAY COOKE u co.
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~ HAks SITES AND w.TsR FRONTS.

hAYos,s QFFi0L. G-o. 9 1859
ST vT.u- OF abc IL -os,ian nee with t-s oroyis
,t1L o cn t teruis pI-,crinei tie SC; of toe
c9V..l set ois;.,ny syI"7I ts h,Sa $50 s1si,sd
SOS ., tE- Fo "msc r,vsy, 81 =, and "a s sad
ss ea g. ,SS SSpE " Es 90 osse9 z aoss shall
Z sDein al the 90 ~ ElevsItb ,t,eat waet lease
Icripg Yiscrs ard p. ce'- fxroupd. to he assi y,
ssar. sites "r w. fro ats. wa:
sh Ss e. w ~s m 10 sf IN 1 ID :so. t.e
imn: eds tel vest o. and adjoining r~eif% street
s st .ou. 5 in wiasb aa'h 'n~' at the Sos OF
dee EIoHARD waLLAoH Mayor. f.
tale i, po 5saas an ssspsr Gss y h.
sei5d RiSHARD VILLA a "a a. Msysr. IySr
lAJFOl.T, sUUTn tAs As0LiNs.
sen: 20 the unitsa states issued Of tn, date of
sp 0sf .s, ,s's 1 rs ,,s, IN Of the es3
G. Direct ares IN lnsurreetiousry Districts With
IN n,eec as ass az spd or OF her purposes .p-
"a act sppr"ved February 9Th EEs ~e, AbrAm
Lam DR. e .4 ssa S asss.
TO- Il District ofsoltn Cs-olip DO herse. de-
a. be sss r ae
In the town of Ssaufort State of Sou .rolina
sots es cf sad ass fr tbeA the asposa Of # the
.tEerai l. e. parts Of lots and blocks OF sad consi
/" Boet ns Ia drsd ssEpd rt TSs s1Sss s1 Pa5 IN
to vebruary 1873. duly establish d .nt sathen.
ii aied by said Ccmn,issiGnsrs ano Teco:dsd in
P.ln-tion Book "a OF raid Corapissi,n.
e.. I'D reserved e-"-- said =" =. -
in Block a; Blocks Is and Is; Lot A in Block ql;
Blocks "a and p; Lot B in Block So; Lot A in Block
81; Lot In Block 3S Lots D and in Block IS; Lot
in Block A.; Lot G in Block A. Lot D in Block 48:
Lot in Block s.; Lots B and D in Block IS; Lot
in Block 81; Lot and in Block 50; Lot in Block
o.: Lot il Block 6S; Lots and il Block 81; Lots
and in Block 50; Lots A, b, c, and in Block
20; L, A in Block ~ Blocks Ts 70, end 80: Lot In
Block 81, and Blocks l24, rs, l3l, and lS2 OF said
pisr; and, also, il lots parts of lots blocks aud
buildings now occu pied. and con inuing To bs oc-
eupied 10 the close of said sale, ss military aud
psvs ,-p u ,s, and Offices and storehouses of
tLo Slarte: Ina"tvr vr.-'.ii,as- e..I ordnance
D~pAI sluPDts aud for and police pur poses
sa'd sale stall OF be reps npsn ion9er tn thirty
Gsys iIcm th. comm nceInent of the same.
Ihf CON mission reserve 8 sin gle bid each
of ssh lots sBs bocks. TO be publicly 5y III sm
or ny their authority, OF su IN as they may
deem elisioIt pot ess than one tn rd of the sp
praised "a ne thereof Ard any Of the said lots
paris ot lots, and blocks which shall not be bid to
cne third OF their Appraised value will be with
6fs-n fson sale
Si7ep under hands st Beaufort. South Caro-
E2s, this second day of November, 1868.
A D. SMITH.
Z. WORDIN4.
VIM. HENRY BRISBANE,
Z. 3. Direct Tax Commissioners for the
Il iawtEec3 81 District of eouth Carolina.
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- y IA sold ~ sus:ion, evegy WEDNESDAY,
En1 FtGt A ! az II oSc5 ca u. at tn W .-t
{. - OF si1tb srrser all tae HIDES TsLLO% s,
Gs! 2 7sy ht On art ofCattla augh t-rsi ,utsite
Gf tHe Limits % the Eis-ri t of Nafu q bia and
skiPp-d d t. tris pcict : such ttz2osisinn
Toms cash. ia Government furis to "a paid at
tfs me- OF sale n psII.
o.i-lm Lieut. Col and =
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D~HskNTa Fuk THE HOLIDAYS.
LsDIEs' AND GENlsHMEN's
CEATALANEs, CHAINS, ~ -.
GEaLs, AND KEYS
For HOLIDAY PRESENTS. at
GAIT Il BROS, Jewellers,
35l Penn. avenue.