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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24

popRrRY AT Mt. PLEASANT
ouo~We learned yesterday that o dar
inc robbery had been committed at Mt
PLEASANT, Ohio, on Wednesday night
An old gentleman, whose name we were
unable to learn, had sold his farm on
Wednesday for twenty.seven hundred
dollars, cash. He took the money home
and put it away, intending to make use
of 1T yesterday Early yesterday morn
ing he discovered that bis house hao
been entered, and that his money
had been stolen. He made the fact OF
the theft known to the town authori-
ties. and they Immediately went
to work to ferret out the
thief. During the morning it was
fouad that John Brooks, notorious
character, was missing from his home
and suspicion Immediately fell upon
him. A description of Brooks was sent
to the police authorities of this city, and
they were on the alert all day. Yester-
day afternoon Brooks returned TO his
home in Mount Pleasant, when he was
seized by q number of citizens, who
threatened to kill him if he did not re
turn the stolen money to its owner.
Brooks declared he knew nothing of the
money, and that he had not heard any
thing of the robbery. A rope was then
placed about Brooks neck, and he was
notified to prepare for death if he did
not give up the money. Again he dis
avowed any knowledge of the money or
theft. He was HING up for few mo-
ments, when he told the crowd that he
had nothing to do with the robbery, but
that certain other parties, who he named,
had stolen the money. He was again ell
evated from the ground, and upon being
lowered, he adhered to his first story,
and declared he knew nothing Of the
money. He was LANDED over to the au-
thorities, who placed him, and TIE men
he had implicated in the robbery, in Jail
to await trial. At last accounts the
money had not been recovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24

CHOLERA is rapidly on the decrease
in Cintinnati. There were but thirty
three deaths in that city from that dis
ease, on Wednesday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24

BEING REPAIRED.-The yerandah IN
front of the Mcclure House is being re
paired, and will he Immediately re-
painted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24
FOR SALE.
VEUy DEsERARLE

VERY DESIRABLE WEETI
n PROPERTY, containing about fifty acres,
good Steam Saw and Grist Mill.
This property is located within two miles oil
the Ohio river. There is an abundance Of good
timber, first rate steam engine, with Saw.
Lath Saws Turning Lathes &c SC, all in com
plete running order. There is not better unde-
velOped oil territory in West Virginia. Posses
sion given Immediately. For part culars en-
oUire of TH0S DBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
augl,lm Office over Peoples Bank.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24

U. S. CoURT,-The August term OF
the United States District Caurt COM
mepces at Clarksburg to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24
WANTED

II WHERE to introduce TWO NEW PAT.
ENTED INVENTIONS, ingalnGble TO epeTyf fam
ill., sells at sight, and demand constantly increa-
sing. Agents male and female now operating
are making $40 to S25 per day by working only
few hours daily. Precious experience as agents
unnecessary A sample Of each worth 81 with
terms to agents sent free by mail to any adj.
dress-Send 90 cents to pay postage. Ia Sat.
igfaction guaranteed Address
c. w. JACKSON g. CO,
mchf.Iy 7. o. Box l34S Baltimore, Md
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24
DR.. LAR00KAH'S
Sarsaparilla COMPOUND !
Or. LaTookah's
ISsIAN VEGETABLE
Pulmonic syrup!

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, wm0o-
u PING Cough, Group. A'f1%a Cat.sIs
Bronchitis PAIN In the SIDE Nlgnt sveass
e ar. Iiabie. Consnmfion, IN ice ezriy stAgrs
"a IN diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
Indorsed by tho highest medical authority
clsrgymen OF every denomination. authors, ed
tors professors In our various colleges. and 81
many Of our most eminent public nsn
are, aud may DO used without fer q ths dan
xgrous results which follow the uss Of many Of
the Cough preparations Of yhios epfsm and
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cents and o. PEI Bottle Dr n ~ hhi"hrS
sd al Who.esals BY 7. IL LOGAN, LOGAN
rf Ar 70 IAUGHLINs 4 BUgEHIELD.
AID A. Retail by Merchants aud Dr. uggists sy'
eryvbere,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24

VIHEGOBBENAT PUEvER
i ISED slate and visoous matter az roofing
material stands unrivalled. A Dastic-it adapts
itself 10 ever shape and slope. IL is non coni-
bustibls inpervioua non expansive, and unde.
caJing Frost does not crack, nor heat dissolve
IT, The only roofing material ever discovered
ehat will resist Che action 81 the slements "a
long "a the structure IL protects. For repsnhsg
old and preserving new metallic roofs OF 81
kinds, Plastic Slate has never been e91a,co,
while IL his proved an invaluable acquisition 70
the mechanic aTts a. q preserver III metal &ha
wood v,hen iabedded ~ water or earth, or eI.
posei 20 tie weather. Being susceptible OF
little, il any, wear from exposure, AHd psriectly
6re-urOoL 4 II uneq nailed - paint for railroad
and farm buildings, fences and bridges, iron or
wooden -
Having procured the soIs nght TO uss the
above roofing material in tbs counties OF ONO
and Wood, We arc prepared st al times 70 put
on new OF repair dip roofs A. the shortest posi-.
bic notice oar terms sre reasonable ana So'k
s1'' JOHNSON. cAPEHART & co,
so IT9 Market Square,
,o,as Wheeling. w Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24
TRA1ysp CREATION.
SUMMERS SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE &oHI0 R,R

r OrFIsB BAITINoEE Quo RafIRos AID Co,
-e.T - WHERLEG, Juno II, 1859. 5
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run
i BY the following schedule on and after the
iTfh Of lima Isff.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24

MEANWHILE, Tenn, Doc 4. 1850.
Meaara. McCkBE, KRAFT a Co.--0eatkmen
have been using your "Diarrhsa COMPOUND
/ a my family for soms time. and can say will
,nue6 pleasure, that 10 IN the beat medicine o,
the kind have over used, and do obeerfully re-
commend II "a my friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-24

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-08

tee of fifteen are considered altogeth-
er loyal" in this State because they
only recommend the acknowledgements
of rebels until after 1870, and do not
propose to interfere with civil rights
No such halfway measures can be toler'
ated by the immaculate patriots OF WesI
Virginia, and it is even probable that
TuAppEUs STEVENS would be Missed ana
CHARLES SUMNER called "a copperheaa
if they ventured to advocate the lucas
SET forth in the report of the reconstruc'
ton committee. 1t would be dangerous
for President JOHNSON to visit the state
and certain death for him to attempt to
speak in Upshur county
The action of the Union Executive
Committee of the State Of Maryland
is one of the most cheering signs in the
pohtical horizon, and bids us hope tha'
radicalism may soon be thrust out from
West Virginia also.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-08

WATER WORKS AT CUMBERLAND =
ihe citizens OF Cumberland, Md, are
making efforts to secure for that place a
setter supply of water. Recently the
city council issued bonds to the amount
of $4,000 (of which $4,000 have already
been sold) for the purpose of building
water works. 1t is designed to bring
the water directly from the mountain
streams
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-08
BE Registered.

To-day and tomorrow are the only
days left for the completion of the regis
try lists. We must have the name oil
every conservative man recorded Iou
have already done well, but there IS still
something left to do. Do not rest unit!
every man within your acquaintance
who will oppose the constitutional
amendment has been registered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-08
Sfafe liens.


The Methodists are making arrange
ments to build new church in Clarks-
burg. Nearly the entire amount re
ouired (SS,00O) has been subscribed
On tearing down the Presbyterian
church in Morgantown grave was DIS
covered beneath the floor bearing the
inscription, "Hc facet DIR. Thomas
Bond, of Philadelphia, who died DeGem-
her 18th, 1898 aged so years. Ihose
who recollect the building of the church
fifty years ago-remember the grave
to have been there at that period
A terrible hail storm passed over MOT
qantcwn on Tuesday evening" breaking
window glass ANDY doing much othe OF
DAMAGE. The hail stones were some u
them, large as hickory nut.
The Petersburg Democrat says;
Frosts have not yet effected the prom
ise of AN abundant fruit harvest. The
farming interests are more hopeful as
the spring advances.
During the past week conservative
meetings have been held in various
parts of Wood county, and are we'll at
tended. The people are becoming fully
awake as to their civil interests, ana are
preparing themselves for the coming
May election.
The Parkersburg Gazette publishes Its
police report in the short way emitting
the usual ceremonies" as follows:
POLICE REPORT.
Mr.. Huh, S. and costs, diSorderly
G. Trylo, $3.50
Mountain Cain, S. and costs, fighting
Notwithstanding number OF horse
thieves have been arrested in Jefferson
Co. the game still goes on. Severa
valuable horses we're stolen last week
Marion Lykins, on last Friday night
broke Jail in Putnam county, we are In
formed under circumstances which LED
to the belief that he received assistance
from outside
The Clarksburg Conservative says; We
are informed that after announcements
had been made all over the county, that
General Harris and Governor Boreman
would speak in Grafton on last Satur
day, when the meeting came off, only
some forty were found to be in attend
ance, and most of these were Conserva
tives who went to hear what those gen
tlemen had to say. SO complete wa
terhaul is rather " a sign of sad omen.
for the present and prospective Govern
ors of the State Of West Virginia,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15
r,ov- yor1 Tn r..

FIoHr YouR WAY UP.-The Many who
have to take the world rough and tumble
are prone to envy the Few who roll thro'
i, unjol,ed. 10 cushioned vehicles on pat
ent springs. The toiler. as he s,umbles
through its thorny thicke,s. and llmps
over its foot. clustering gravel, 10 apt to
curse the i'll luck that placed him on such
q hard road and to sigh for q seat in one
OF the splendid equipages that glide so
sn oothly over Fortunes macadamized
turnpike. Born with . pewter spoon in
his mouth, be covets the silver one
which was the birth.gift Of his d~o-nothing
neiehbor, The more fool he. Occupa-
ton is the immediate jewel" Of life. II
is true that riches are no bar to exertion.
Quite the reverse, when their uses are
properly understood. But the discon-
tented worker, who pines for wealth with
out being willing to labor for II, regards
the idleness in which ii would enable him
to live as the acme Of temporal happiness.
He has no idea Of money a. q great mo-
tive power, to be applied to enterprises
tina, give healthful employment to mind
and body. All that he desires is to live q
feather bed life-to loaf luxuriously.
We have no sympathy with such SEN
suous longings. People who indulge in
them never acquire wealth. They lack
the energy to break their way to the
worldly independence for which they
yearn and whine. They don't know how
more glorious /, is to tear afluenee from
opposing fate BY main strength OF will
and i~nfexibility Of purpose, than to re-
ceive i, as a windfall. There is infinitely
more satisfaction in %conquering q fortune
with brain and muscle. than was ever ex-
perienced by a lucky heir" in obtaining
or ~dissipaung the golden store that some
,hrif,ier hand had accumulated. Your &C.
cidertsl CrGsus knows nothing o! the
pride Of success Of the honest exultation
with which the self-made man looks back
upon the impedimenss he has overcome,
and forward into the fair future which he
has earned the right to enJoy.-Ezehdn9e.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

GESgRoUs.-Besides several previous
donations given by the employees OF the
Great Eastern TO Father Monteverde. in
aid of the building of the Catholic Church,
he collected at the mine yesterday from
only two-t thirds Of the men. Sis ma
ging altogether the sum Of SIP subscribed
already by those generous miners.-Rss'e
Rirsr Repei!ke.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

GENERAL WRIGHT. Of Georgia, wrote to
the Augusta (Gs.) Chronicle from the
Philadelphia Convention that he had me
there General Gustav, whom he licked out
OF his boots in Virginia. The Rochester
Democra, suggests that Gustav is now
ahead, however, as at Philadelphia he
licked" Wright and the other rebels,
..boots" and all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

The Controller Of Texas reports to the
Senate Of that State that the loss OF reve-
nue. arising from the abolition Of slavery
as based on the value Of slaves in 1860. at
the then existing rate Of taxation. l23
cents on SlOO-is SlS3,36 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

EDITORIAL C%ouRrRsIgs. - The Quincy
Union pays its respects to a contemporary
in the following style: I'm the last issue
Of the Mountain Messenger, published at
Downieville, one Of the propnetors OF
which is one Of the meanest, low-lived,
contemplate and cowsrdly sneaks that
ever cursed California with his presence,
or was booted from the company Of gen.
tlemen, appeared an article rejecting upon
the character Of the editor Of this paper"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

UNION PACIFIC RoAp.-We are in
formed BY u gentleman direct from Omaha
that the Union Pacific road was, on Sat-
urday last, in running order forty-hva
miles west Of Fort Kearney. The con-
tractors are putting down the rails at the
rate Of 5000 feet per diem.-S. 10. Her.
aid, Sept. 25th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

HER BusINYss.-A rather straight-laced
limb Of the law. cross examining u female
witness on the stand at the Police Court
yesterday morning, asked, 'What is your
business, Madam J" Ths lady IN the case
replied. in that rich brogue peculiar to the
great Milesian race. ~ hiv charge Nv q
couple Of orins, and I sell whisky to yeez,
an the likes NV yeez, whin yuve MUM!
to pay fur it," This answer drew forth q
roar from the Bar and assembled crowd.
The delec,a,ion Of citizen Sam Plat was
immense.-S. +. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

Rev. THsoDoRB S. CuYLRR recently
said II wish | could be permitted 10
write. in golden letters. among Crawford's
superb marble groups on the fore front OF
the Capitol those noble words, OF the Sui
tan Akbar No man was ever yet lost in
a strright road"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

FIRE IN THE MouSrAINs.-For several
DAYS a fire has been raging in the timber
along the banks Of Greenhorn Creek, east
Of Nevada. A large amount OF vslus-
BILE timber has been destroyed, says the
JrnnScript.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

GENERAL Couch, who, with Orr, OF
South Carolina. started the great mood oil
tears at Philadelphia, has received his
price in the appointment Of Collector Of
the Dor. Of Boston ; but the Senate will
hardly confirm the bargain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

The Worrell Sisters have created a lively
sensation a, the American Theater, Phila-
delphia-the house being crowded every
nigh, for four weeks, and the papers
speaking Of them in the most compliment
tary terms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

An Englishman in India was HORNED
a, receiving a telegraphic dispatch from
England that his wife had been delivered
of '6ve daughters." The message should
have said a "fne daughter"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

ISauKsr.--The Red Bluff Independent
Of October 10th says:
As we go to press the Coroner is hold
| ing an inquest on the body OF Captain
Daniel Finch. who was found dead in his
bed about two o'clock to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15
r. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,
- ~ $1,000 Vs.ussn

. $40. ----
UeIlcrhi
Ne. IA, south q street, .--.- Virginia,
-. u.,o an hand IN. only stock Of =.
,1.,.I1. C,.i.,. and RuriaI
"" 9oses, Fine MahoERny Collins,
S In the State! ,I
".. gt .IIH---
Also-METALLlC CUfFiNo OF AL kinuh, gov
u v ., pIa,sd and Metal Hountinss, Grape, Gloves.
Particular attention paid to NC
promptnes'. br,5f bon .arsn
40. y;rv;,io.
Ne. 20 5e"'' -
z. w. KEYEs. -
49,
n.,; 70 attend Funerals all over the county and
v'e'n"y' x. w. KRYEs, rr.st.s ya.a,
Ne. 2S south G observation-disclosures, al
vy,,h.. 10 inform his friends and the public gen.
' 81 complete stock Of.
u-z,. o,d furnishing Goodsl
FURNITURE = Eu ah"N ~
p.da,n.. Corpets blankets, shcetins,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

STATE CENTRAL CoXxIrrBB.--This COM
mi,,ee is now holding its preliminary SEES
sion for solid work for the coming cam
paign. Candidates, subject to its action,
had better be prompt in furnishing the
sinews Of war. or they will find vacant
places where they have expected to see
their nsmes in print. and in the ballot
box. We expect to see several in thu
daily printed ticket As il appears in TIT
newspapers. -r
TuRs-vsR1n.-At the last quarterly
meeting of the Gold Hill Turn. Verein So
ciety, the following named officers wer'
elected: President. Conrad Hauk ; Score
tary, DR.. ]. @. Meyer; Treasurer, Ed
ward Schaefer; Director, Fred. Decher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-15

UNION Msgrrses.-The gallant Union
men of Lyon county will have public mass
meetings a, Silver City on tomorrow
Tuesday, evening; and at Dayton on
"wednesday evening. See their notices
under New To-Day"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
. ertat anetitan esa G0mrmLh.l

3G Grtat amttitGn 6ea GompGn.Q lt
EOR TIE HOLIDAYS. r.
TIE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
h.vs made so'ecIcut of
qHE FINEST COEFGE MPORTED
VIII especial reference to tho
EEw-YEAKs TABLE
which VII DO io!d a.
90 CENTS POUND
No Negg. Years table w.l .e eomPse v..assiiL f.
Their stock Of
CHOICE TEAS
pow fol- and complete they 'eag them at The following
low pTisesi
BEST OOLCEG, Al.
BEST GREEN, 81 IS
The Company receive their goods ~ The rso snd therefore save
70 tie consumer seven or esh: pioss Of ui5trmeh.
ASA HOLIDAY PRESENT
there ns7 at would be sceeFbs than package Of Tea
or coFce and the recipient q getting hs vae Of The money
expended (which {, sot alvey, uey arsls these
goods a-s rurchaisd q, either of,he warehouse Of
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
No.. 81 ssa % vEsEY-sr., corner charehIL
No. Gao BROADWAY. earnes nlsoclstL
No l6l EIGHTH-AyT, north corner Tliftyf'nrih'L
No POO sPBINGsr
No. 25s FULToNsr. eo.nos Concoris., Erootlyn.
No I3a GRAND.sT., wiluamiba'sh.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

81 ,HfJ9l Gruaagsris4 1870 -
-
DARNUlf AND VAN ANBURGHS
ID MUsEUI, AN, iENAoERlE coMeNATIoN \
wIsfUa iisYSG RffE III ASp btRISaE
HOLIDAY WEEFiT HOLIDAY WEEK 1
.rsss ~ 55esAsllf2 sii }o AETfAAGW gF4A GW5i53tS5FRs Wi53tS5FRs
AFAT Bogsi42r+ttEs are M+lsIi2s t5l,5 i f55sNOs'
4 GAM AND GlA.lEs EtCf. olEE FEEF Hl5H.
GOLDoN CCiIMiS0 CoLLEClIoE.. 49,,
cosMoRANi ! L-AEER li aS sEAL HfPfl y GRAND
H9t,J OfdEl CLtly ysilit ,;..,r,-o,,
REMAEKASLE 4istSS sGS ,bb iiyGA4 "a PLLSoiE-'oN
from ts wrd' Of Ao fo nE far more extraordinary ifs''
''-- '-' ''-''' An E2TfESSsI1vE MEHAogRIE
ESllRE XtTy ,1yyll y1la,F5T,1E9a 4 g co]iLiLEscroN OF
INCLUDING A GiRsFFE. 6#iR Is FEET HIGH
PERE0I1iAhGEs Livery tigRhAob a. II oCL)Ch'
IERgoR,iE6 ELEPHht;.f EhjtAlED, l, IN induyLtEEs5,
ILL 4AIOHS mons pSvIs i4 TliE iFi L.6S KING
w WIZ 1StER @ IAE b EN Sn * y WIZ dF VISIT
liz A-'i-iAI oRs ct It iis1oScI0oGK NOON
TIE ABOVE rEaSoRilllicE IL THE ARENA.
AAj6R JoAEsS -CHRlsTsAs PRESENT.
AFTERNooN .t2
EAj6k JoYEss CHRISTMAS PRESENT
,,,, away WITH MELANCHOLY q a 2 Ig5I;
CHRlSfNAS Day. .
vrAfI4 eIHffP g2s FsflE55 l55 rE9fnAEEGEuso Y Hsb AEEGEEuso
NEW.YORK THEATER
'''' - ons.4 F.i;5; :sgohss n,'' '~iA Levi, Baker
rAmsrAs rla5y 4 = sracrAcLn
CENDRILLON.
'IIliE IS4lRELY NV SCENERY
M6GMFIcEET WARDROBE,
''d'' the immediate @ -" sEtfE 'lSi'iii 4 uNcgtEy
4 Conflict CORPS DE BALLET Oh FIFTY LADIES,
s1o%oa 5o1,Ia zoe \. ore SGGE"6SssI.
rt.li.aass c,rr
the THE M1fca or CUPID,
TIE oROTrO OF GLOW WORMS.
THE 4t2TAHTa T4e FATa? ~ gK91UGDoM. qU5D
Tor ,yuop,l. of scenery md Incident. b q otay
sAIUEDAY Dec. 10 at O'clock
CHRISTMAS MATINEE,
TUESDAY Dec. 25, at2 ocioek.
s-,,, ,,aured s.1 t.ys 10 1dv1rre.
DROADWAY THEAIER.
MONDAY. nc llwl EyLFf EyEElHG sat CHRISTMAS
''- Nr John h. OWENS.
now IN . second vcrul s,t bar Of b. VIII unite
Ia one 'l' CT LIVE "..' iS6lGS ASb sJLoS shlSGLE.
The performance WI .PEotLEs les L4WYBh
SCLOE SilFiLE........ H'''s'Jo1' t. O"fo
70 eoneil-e |''" '"' tryp r;DrAN
t tG' K a '1 - OWENS
A'-"'.'' -" ciH1iIi's.lla1s. i1 iG.a1Sbii 'iiIiIEEE
TvIUOp N.-CHRISTMAS-DAY.
- "BLADE CROOK MATINEE
~ ONE O'CLOCK.
uret-Citc'e dfi Paloltf, [i Earliy-tuce o. So
Doors opa. 90 y or'la ie..nnieH,. 81
NuEISINiAs at the Five Point House Of Industry,
sr rs v.-.,-Ilc cf 1tr1 n ~ So t+rfiru VII l-ys
r,t. u.l.I Ci-.f Eevl t2gIc O. by ,le c irn si l2
o,ores % occr h rhg ioi o eE om ,he tree sen
-ear rsr JI lu GOOD cpl trlY -i 20 vt- he
Iaaao wlft s bv-r zone troH- q ior poor
children. 3. D.. l ,-..,'l D ., e-l .-.,.----
HANDEL" GRAND o8AfORI0
or
TfFE MESSIAH
NEW.yOHN HARMONIC Try, CHRIS fNA9 LNEhINOi
Dec. ~ li.G a. s'olway ilal iolrecl.hrt g.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Puhic notice IS mere;
u by gyen to tho owne occupant o osuIi
H0rses sad Lots improved Or unimpfoyed Land' "a
bst te fo o,y ne Ass@unens have been cerprea nl
In be Office Of Board of Ases'o.s io eIanhau'h oI "
M For budding 18Th street from MSd0n ''enus east 20
a Fs aasins and rnasns sidewalks north side oil 'ssh ''s
d For setting ard reeng curb and gutter stones ana nsns
b For in Lsish street from Hudson 70 s
@ For living crosswaik opposite Primary School
For LAWN. eromwaL at the east and "s't 'ds'
o. ~ s, Ss,tips curb and sar and fsssns hdswan
7Sh sad ess,tinr curb srd ruer stones and a'Ens
~ Ia rl8th stree between "a sd ~ euus'
- so a., Id Of "a avenue hom i2Sh to suth st'ests
i eubrseed By As-tsmsnt tneInde az the seyet
oss and lots gound vacant lots pieces and pace OF n'
me- & des Of nth stree hom Mllon avenue 70 point 100
fst east al Pourh svsuue The 'eun side OF 'sa
hs1'gR on 70 ~ oP ,e.h street from io,h
poth aide, of from I'd 20 6tn Evenues
9Th Both aides of Lsht street. oni hndion '' "Anns'n
~ se. of Mo-, street from Cansl 70 Bayard street
b eh do. Of Livingston paer from 18th street to poat s
v 10 6 teei also both sides Of h slEe, between s anu "a
"sL fsb ,1e, Of 5aih street from let 10 % GVenu.-
% from 25thfo steeis ahOf
A. rrthev side OF fs street between ~ and "a avenues
erson vho.e Affected by tns aboF neied ess
s rrd Who ere opposed 20 the ether o. lsin AZ ~
1e,r 10 thcr objections IN wrtus 70 ono ~ me 1Lu
1irroI tle office. 80 3 lnbefi stte bas sf 40" NV-''
He,.s within hllly days on. tie tlte gflLia notice
'--'' JACOB 2. OAKLEY.
JOHNp orrlWELL Board o. A'fe'''fi
ISAAC o. HUM,
oao, Raga Qf A.ssIau ASS CSut Ii0a''' Dec 70 w