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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-14

E" THE lIAN WHO DnAws-TuE OrERA
HoUsE. Even that fast.dious critic
the Round IuJ7a having Just break
tasted on Griffith Gaunt. has something
to say about the Crosby Art Associa-
ton, ard says it thus
1t would be interesting to look
through the subscription book, to see
who the people are who have bought
several hundred dollars worth of tick
cts. and to speculate upon the possible
winner. There are not wanting pco-
pie who could avail themselves Of the
opera house with peculiar satisfaction.
Mr.. Johnson. for instance. could hold
his anti-radical Congress IN it, Just as
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, could
assemble q strong-minded body of
statcswomen to legIslate upon what
they pleased. Rev. Petroleum Y.
Nasby or Henry Ward Beecher might
make a very successful season Of polit-
ico-religious theatricals, ard it would
be nightly in request if it fell to the
lot of Parson Brownlow. Gen. Butler,
George Francis Train, Colorado jew
EFT, the Count Johannes, Daniel Pratt.
(the great American traveler,) or the
Hon. Jack Rogers. 1t IS probable,
however, that its destination viii be
far more commonplace. Perhaps it
NAV 20 to one of these associations, Of
which the west IS full, wherein hun
dred or more persons have clubbed
their tickets under pledge of equal
division in the event Of the success of
either Of the associates. The
most satisfactory disposition would be
the disposal Of the great prize upon
some mutiIated veteran or some other
helpless person who has deserved well
and been ilI-requitted by fortune"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-14

SPoGER came across a man the other
day y no IS SO conservative that he re.
fuses to take particular medicine be,
causeit promises towor!- redicalcur.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-14

AwYFR aai COLLECTOR, Hiner'1 Point Wis
| -fg WI attend 20 all professional business
4--,-r.I - his care Especial atteatfon gwen o.
.g.vsa-ns ana inyestig ttlou Of titles to he"- Es
\ ne opposite the Court House, UP stairs %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-14

lLate A. Asst Surgeon z. ;. Army)
DuysrcFAx ami SURGEON. wsagviI.e, Wisconsin,.
DR. F-rriu intending t' t"esls 2et'h.ie.-.ts @ I
wi1gv.lle oilers bis professional services 20 '
Rf.s surrounding country
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-14

FATE OF THE \ Observation-Disclosures
IS supposed to have suffered martyr
dom in the city Of Ethiopia
Mark was dragged through the
streets of Alexandra, in Egypt, until
he expired.
Luke was put in boiling chaldron
at Rome. but escaped death He
died natural death at Ephesus, in
Asia.
James the Great was beheaded in
Jerusalem.
James the Less was thrown from a
pinnacle and beaten to dertb
Philip was beheaded.
Bartholomew was skinned alive.
Andrew was crucihed and pounded
while dying.
Thomas was run through with a
lance
Jude was shot TO death with arrows.
Simon was cruciied.
Matthias was stoned.
Barnabas was stoned to death
Paul was beheaded by the tyrant
Nero at Rome
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-14

-rqoP>rv ~ Inv ana Nat7-y Pahjis. Dai-aviAe,
\ T.s county Wis Particular attention Iaia t#
'1--,.as refer to Hon. g. c. Washa-Fn, and tao'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-14

! CAPITAL story IS told Of q Young
fellow who on one Sunday strolled
INTO village church. and during the
service was electrified and gratilied BY
pair of sparkling black eyes which
were riveted upon his face After
the service, he saw the possessor of
the shining orbs leave the church
alone. and emboldened by her glances,
he ventured TO follow her, his heart
aching with rapture. He saw her
look behind, and fancicd she evinced
some emotion at recognizing him. He
then quickened his pace, and she ac-
tually slackened hers, as if to let him
come up TO her-but we viii permit
the young gentleman to tell the rest
IN his own way.
Noble young creature thought
|, q her artless and warm heart is su-
perior to the bond Of custom.
Il had reached within a stone ;
throw of her. She suddenly halted,
and turned her face toward me. Ny
heart swelled to bursting. l reached
the spot where she stood, she began
to speak, aud l took off nay hat, as i
doinc reverence to an angel.
"'Are you peddler2
No, my dear girl, that is not nv
occupation.
Well, I don't know continued
she, not very bashfullv, and eyeing me
very sternly, l thought, when I saw
you in the meeting house, that you
looked like a peddler who passed of a
pewter half dollar on me three weeks
ago, and so determined to keep an eve
on you. Brother John has got home
now, and SAYS If he catches the fellow
he'll wiring his neck for him and l
amt sure but you are the good-fo
nothing rascal, after all
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-14

WHAT branch Of education DO you
have in your school was asked Of
pupil 4 birch branch. sir.
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ny. ". w. ALLE

TL.rE SURGEON ~ THa AaaF,l
pHYSyCTlg 4ND SERFEOA,
AvoCA, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-11-14

SALE OF FORFEITED HoRTGiGED LANDS

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF
School IND UyIsEEsisY LANDS,
AADIsgS. Wis, October 18th, 1866.
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mineral poI-4t and EIatteviIIe.
70 ErD PUz11C:

The undersigned. having egmnenoed the nauufao
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
The Great Medical Annual

HosTETTER's UNITED STATES ALMANAC, FOR
1857, for dstribSon gratis, throughout the United
States and all civilized countries Of the Western Henis-
phere will be published about the first Of January, and
all who wish to understand the true philosophy Of health
should read and ponder the valuable suggestions it
tns In addition to admirable medical treatise
the prevention and Of great variety Of dis
cases. 1t embraces large amount of information inter-
esdng to the merchant, the mechanic the miner, the
farmer the planter, and professional man;
culatons have been made for such eridians and ad-
tudes as are most suitable for correct and coprehen
ave NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature, and extraordinary sanitary effects Of
HosTETTER's STOMACH BTITERs, the staple tonic
and alteratve Of than half the Christian world
fully set forth In it's pages which also interspersed
with valuable recipes humorous anecdotes, and other
strucdve and amusing reading matter, original and
lected Among the ANIMALS to appear with the opening
Of the year. this win be Of the most useful ta,
be had for the astg Send for copies to the Central
Manufactory, at Pttsburg Pa, the agent
for HosTErTERs STOMACH BTTTERs. The Bitters
sold In every city, town, and village Of the United
States. 6 December ~
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
MCKAY & CAadpnELL will sell this Gay, at their cash
auction house, No 55 Hasel street. opposite the post
Office, 10 o'clock goods suitable
es, ewchy fire crackers toys, liquors, groceries fur
ture, &C.
WrBUn & Son will sell this day, at their salesroom
corner Of State and Chalmers streets, at halfpas L
O'clock large variety Of assorted crockeryware &c.
N. HUNT 8; Son will sell this day. in their salesroon
No. 142 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel, at half
past 10 O'Clock, boots shoes, brogans sc.
WE REFER TO JoHS Cos,1nSs No 1877 Meeting street.
up stairs where he offers boots and shoes for Christmas
at retail, good, substantial and cheap.
December 20
BREAKFAST CAKES, GR1DpLE CAKES, MUFF1Ns, ROLLS
&C.. all Light wholesome by using the PIoSEEr
YEAST POWDER. Ifyou would use Buckwleat without
having headache and eruptions the Pioneer Yeast
Powder Bakers will find this Powder reliable for
Rolls, Tea Biscuit, &C. Sold by
W. s. CORWI% CO.,
December q No. 259 King street.
A-A-A-A-A-
The best Dyspeptic Bitters in use are PANRN1N's
Hepadc Bitters. They fail to give relief. Try
bottle, and be convinced. For sale by Ill Druggists.
To BAKERS, GRocERs FAa1nIEs.-Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good bread Do you wish
Flour that viii bring you custom? Do you wish Flour
that viii make white bread not sour? Then apply tc
J. N. ROBSON, No. 62 East Bay who always large
stock Of best brands Georgia. North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour barrels half and quarter bags
December.1O nnss2mos
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL Ne11oE.-Drs. CLEcKLEY s
soHIEx (of Columbus, Ga) having permanently located
in Charleston, respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, in the practice Of Homeopathy.
DR. has had the experience Of fifteen years in this
school of medicine
Office at our residence, No II, S. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner Of Green).
HERvEX M. CLEoKLEY, NJ. D.. .PHuR T. SoHEY, M. D
September5 1yr
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%o--ES -. N". M&a If"
DeuGSchen Sonntaraachn1e

Deutschen sonntagsschu1e.
Die 4in6er Der heutf@en SsnntassiGule, unteriitt
bon etnigen reunbe erben Ahenbe beS often biees
gonats in ber Sae beg BrtberIen 8untca cine abenb=
lnter9aluns sebeu, Mtel Sur aui9afuns Son 9si=
III erlanset.
Gntrttsfarten, III SO cents nb bon a1en qebrerr, 70
pie BON ben folsenoen Sauiern 5 he3eben 9err ner<
barbt & gampfen, Senrp Sealins, unb S. Splbepep.
Sule bon 300 &inbern 1T bcr Mufmerffamtet unIerer
ocuti4cn Mitbiirser bc9admugsnpnft emriob1en.
December 20 "1'Iaa
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
POSTO TOFEICE,

% CHARLESTON NovEsrBm 8, 1856.
From this date until further notice. the .way Msila
for the Northeastern Railroad route win close at IL A. M
Except on sunaaysb ut 10 a. NJ 81 Sss
IA Mails for Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, by
Northeastern Raroad route, Express train, ats r. NJ
Mails for augusta and Columbia and the connections
Of the South Carolina Railroad. WIN close at A. NJ
. For GeoEgespwn, by Sunday at 10 A.
Wednesday and Fxiday at II A. N. NJ. .
November ". STANLEY o. TRorT, x p n, !.
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Desirable Residence at 44uctIon.
BY w. Y. LEITCH Il r.. $. BRUINS

Desirable Residence at -Auction.
BY w. Y. LEITCH Il r.. S. BRUINS,
@ Auctionecrs.
ON FRIDAY, the 2St instant, will front of the
Old Custom House. at II o'clock, ut Public Auction,
That elegant and commodious RESIDENCE. situated
at No &c Cannon street measuring in front Cannon
street IS by 200 feet deep This Residence contains six
square rooms, two atcs, with dressing rooms pantry
bath room and water closets. The house is supplied
throughout with water and gas has lately entire
rcpaintcd and repaired and is in thorough order for
immediate possession.
This property offers peculiar advantages for a resi-
dcnce being cqui distant from the lines of the City Rail-
and in part of the city noted for it's health
On the ,miscs is large Kitchen store house. stable
and carriage house. with cistern and well of good
water.
payable in and years. with interest payable semi
annually secured by bond and mortgage Property
surcd and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for
papers mwf December II
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PRIVATE SALES.
q Valuable Sea Island Cotton Plantation al Prs-
By w. Z. LEITCH & r.. S. BRUINS,

BY w. x. LEHTCH & r.. S. BRUINS.
Brokers and Aucttoneers, No. IS Broad St.
POINT TPLANTATION.-Ths hne Plantation, contain
Ing 67S acres Of high and large body marsh land is
situated at the southern extremity of Wadmalaw Island
It Is bounded on the south by North Eisto River; ON
the north by lands Of Hugh Wilson, Esq. and on the
west by lands Of E. Bates, Esq. and the estate Of W. H
seabrcok Before the about 500 acres was under
high state Of cultivation, and produced ane crops of
Long Cotton Of superior quality The situation Of this
unrvalled by any other in the vicinity Its
reputation as residence been fully estb-
ished by the uninterrupted health former propre
tor. WINS December 10
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Plantation in Collet0zs District,
By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

For Sale or Rent
The PLANTATION in Colleton District lying between
the Ashepoo and Pom Don Rivers and the ne of the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad, containing 1896
Rice Land under bank and about 100 Of Cotton
and Corn Land, the balance in Woods The growth OF
timber Is the very best for getting ont barrel staves
hoop poles, &C. There is about $4,000 worth Of d-
Der on the place. There are Barns, 10 Negro Houses
and plain Dwelling on the Plantation. -1--T
\ Apply as above, at No. % BROAD STREET.
December 10 ife5t ,uftnQ
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Gin Se,ltiber 8au

mrb fattinocn DinFas ben 25ten De;ember, 1866,
tpo3u ae meiue Sre1nbe unb 9efants ereeben cinae<
laben nb, @de BON Sling t1b siue Strabe. etnfang 9
U9r. gintrittsfreiS ST. 2Du1. GebrSbcr.
Decent er Q1 + froa
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Farm near Blackvate, Barnaceu District, at -due
EY W. y. 1E1rCM .sG4' & ~. 8. BRUINS.

AuCC1OncCrS. (.
On FRIDAY, the 28th instant will he sold at Public
Auction, in front of the Old Custom House, at IL
O'Clock
All that DESIRABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE situate
about five miles from the Village Of Backvile on the
South Carolina Railroad Said Farm contains 1913 acres
about 60 Of which is cleared and fenced
dence of wood contains four On the Farm
This property is bounded north by lands of P Hair
east BY lands Of Capers Mill House. south BY lands Of
Darling Tomlinson, and west by Rogers Branch.
Possession given Immediately the property can be
examined by applying to Mr.. W. JOHNSON, adjoining
the premises.
Terms half cash; balance payable in twelve
months with bond and mortgage of the property Pur-
chaser to pay us for papers. mwf December IT
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHRlsr1dAs.-To-morr being Christmas, no
paper will be issued from this Office on Wednesday
morning Advertisers will please take notice, and
leave their favors to-day for to-morrow's issue.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO wHo1EsALE aRocERs, LIQUOR DEALERS, D1s-
THLER.. DRUGGISTS, GLASS AND
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.

ESSENTIAL OILS, EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
Aayoring and improving Brandies, whiskeys Rums,
Wines, Cider, Sc, sc. Age and Body Preparations for
Neutrauzing and Modifying Whiakeys and Spirits, E1-
tracts Of Holland and London Gins, Colorngs Gum and
Sugar syrups, and Fruit Juices Dr.. Feaeetaoangers
Teati,e o.. Fsrnesed Liquors Nth 1000 Receipts and
Directions. NJ $s%s s@ss'
DRUGS CHEMICALS, OXIDES, ORES, sc,
Foa SOAP -sihcate Of Soda, Soluble
Glass Liquid Quartz, in Dry Crystal Liquid Jelly
Form; Cazsc Soda, Soda Ash, Palm and Cocoanut Cns
Soapatone and China Clay.
An orders sent to win have prompt attention. and
every information required will be cheeruny given by
JOS. W. FEUCHTWANGER, vs.
No. IS Cedar street, New York.
n October 10 wfrn3mos
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation on. Wadnauzu1
Island. #

At Private Sale 73l. d
TIE PLANTATION on Wadma1aw Island, known as
about SO Of which woods and the balance cotton
and corn lands about 175 of which prime Sea-
orange grove the place. The Plantation is healthy
the present owner lived there with his family for
several years previous to the late war. IA I;
Apply, above, at No. as BROAD STREET !
December II nowhs0 -
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AUCTION SALES.

ACOlION cA Leo.
ce:a sSzs g: Go 3 s a;i *saSs Sss e ays y c32 l; s ]
c7,s,. 1o!,*. Bfundies, I'niShcys Notions, Glo-
cea'1ess . (Motce Buucr, Gtcss ltnrr, ct.och.ry,
r5c1SAY 4 CA Tis1s:.i.,
oaS sss'.,s o'as:t 's"ss, se,, 81 q
eoops Ui SCI 81 tis rns Y T6 ah ns at 10 ococ
cloths cass;nercs. Iwccos Lor:clos Blankets San
nels uct and White: chcmsc, Pant,ettcs, s.ycd;
dersilrts, Clothing Pants Stuff, Fancy Goods Notions
Beads, &c., sc.
1,e GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Jcwelry, Plated
FIRE CRACKERS, TOYS &c. SC.
W 81 HSseGsE N aE Runs VINES
&C., &c.
GROCERIES, CANNED MEATS S Glass Ware, crockcry,
&c, &c.
CHOICE BUTTER, &C., &c.
CHOICE ARTICLES FURNfrUnE, for CHRISTMAS pre-
UNITED STATES RIAEsE1AI.'s SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA DIsTEIcT-IN ADMIRALTY
Tie 0Uners, Captain and Cre,o Of the Steam. Tug
..ChristaanG" Os Schooner Mall, Cargo and
= W. Wy = LEITcI5 l5 H15 : R $. BhUNs Aucr1osEEns
Honorabe the Judge of tho District Court Of South
Carolina IN Admiralty ior the District aforesaid the
Union Wharves in the port Of Charlcson a = O'clock
NJ; NJ; THIS 4SS1 nAi ~ the :It 24h December 1866
ass and Spars as are on board she lies ct said
ALSO, At TIE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
THE CARGO, consisting Of M Shingles. {.
THE SAILS RUNNING GEAR, COMPASS, and other
Appurenances and Furniture belonging said schooner
as saved BY the smack GOV. Perry and crew list Of
which il1 y. vii be read out at the time Of sale.
6oeemSe4 Geea55ons q cash r.. n v ERR1N r
- NOTICE.
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WEpuBL1sH on our second page the titles Of the
Acts passed by the recent Legislature, us also in
full tho Tax and Appropriation Acts.
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AUCTION SALES.
Assorted Cushcs C1'ocEe,-y and .c,l,7dries.
--.-- L--- RY WILBUR Z. SON ----.

Assorted CASKS C1ocke,.y and Sunda.ies.
BY WILBUR & SON.
THIS DAY. the 24th instant at sacsroonls, corner
State and Chalmers Streets at JOE O'clock will be Sold
large variety OF assorted CROCKERY-!;yvcrs and
Basins Mugs, Pitchers: Bowls, Teas Chambers. scol-
oped Nappers, jugs. Tea Pots, Spittoons, Hatchcts
Door Mats, nests Tubs, Satehes, Clothes Lines and
Pins Pipes (in great variety, Whisky, Ac. Bacon
Shoes, &c.
Conditions cash. December q
Closing ont sale of Boots and Shoes.
BY N. HUNT d son.
THIS DAY oath inst, at 10s o'clock, in salcsroom
No 142 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel,
will offer entirc stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES Brogans, Balmorals Congress Caters,
&C., about 400 dozen fresh and well assorted GOODS,
preparative to arrangement.
Conditions cash, OF city acceptance 80 and co days.
December "a
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PoNTIFICAL HIGH MASS will be celebrated by
RightRev. DR.. LYNCH at the Cathedral Chapel, on
Christmas morning, at ton o'clock, instead of half
past ten, as announced.
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RESIDENCE IN Mary street Ward 81 at Auction.
BY w. Y. LElTCH g. II. S. ERUNS,
AuctfOneers.
On FRIDAY, the 2sth inst, viii be sold in front the
Old Custom House, at IL o'clock, at Public Auction,
That ehgibly-situated RESIDENCE known as No
50 Mary-greet, opposite Nassau-street. This is a
Wooden Residence, containing six square Rooms, be-
sides Pantry and two Dressing Rooms the pre1ni-
ses viii be found good Kitchen and Stable, and fine
Cistern Gas throughout Location pleasantand healthy
Terms-One-quarter cash; balance payable in one and
two years. secured oy bond and mortgage of the prem
property insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
pay us for papers = 1nwf December II
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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS And NEW YEARS

GREAT WATCH SALE ON TIE POPULAR ONE PRICE
RELIABLE WATCH FOR THE LOW PRICE OF TEN
: DOLLARS, WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, AND
NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLY Salts
FACTORY. E &8t"
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. Y. . $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches. 200 to 500
100 LADIES' Watches, Enarnelled. 100 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer Watches. $50 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Enghsh Levers. 200 to $50
500 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. 15O to 200
500 Gold Hunting American Watches. 100 to $50
500 Silver Hunting Levers. ........ so to $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes. ........... rs to $50
500 Gold Ladies' Watches. ........... 80 to $50
1000 Miscellaneous silver Watches. ..... 50 to 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches ........... Is to 50
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds. 10 to rs
H| Every patron obtains Watch by this arrange
ment costing but s1o while It may be worth $780, No
partality shown .-{2A a.# g...#
MEssRs. J. H1cKLnSe Co.'S GREAT UNION wAroH Co.,
New York City, wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent Stock. Certificates naming articles.
placed In sealed envelopes Holders entitled to the
articles named their certificate upon payment Of Ten
Dollars, whether 1t be Watch worth $3.50 worth
less The return any Of certificates entities you to
Of its worth and article valued less than $40 is
named any certificate it will at once be that this
Is Lottery, but legitimate trans
action, which may be participated in even by the most
fastidious. &5#a-sas4".. SstA @
single Certificate VIII be sent BY mail post paid
receipt Of 25 cents, FIVE for ST. eleven for 49,
three and elegant premia for S. sixtysix and more
valuable premium for $10 hundred and cst superb
Watch for s15. TO Agents those Wishing employment
this is rare opportunity legitmately conducted
to the most careful scrutiny Lry VI : -
N Z NO. 149 Brontaway, n. r.
December 18 1no
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN Tile STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION m THE CITY.

RWTHE LISI% OF LETTERS RE
MANNING in the PostoHce at the
end Of each week is published Off
cially in L III IF d a l. z N r w $
every Friday morning.
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Residence IN Colunab1s-stree (Ward No. y, a
AUCTION.
By w. Z. LEITCH & r.. S. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
On FRIDAY, the 2sth instant, viii be sold at Public
Auction, in front Of the Old Custom House, at II
O'Clock,
That desirable WOODEN DWELLING, situate on the
south side OF Columbus street. known No 10, contain
ing eight Rooms The Lot measures on Colunbusstreet
81 feet b. SO feet in depth.
Terms-One-halfc cash; balance In twelve months So
cured by bond and mortgage of the premises Purchaser
to pay us for papers mwf December II
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NOTICEI.
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock, by KILROY & Co.,
No 339 Kingstreet, Of general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery, Perfumery and Soaps.
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At Private Sale a 7T77g1
10000 WHITE AND WILLOW OAK WAGON sPo1
thoroughly seasoned. 2 December
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To FILL THE STocxNas.-How lucky that good
st. NICHOLAS has sent his argosy Just at the very
nick Of time. The Grapesho1 from Havana, has
just arrived with large cargo Of bananas, cocoa
nuts, ORANGES ETC., consigned to Mossrs. WILLIS
& Cmso1M BART q WITH, and B. PArrAN1, who
VIII supply them, to purchasers in suitable lots.
See B. e Wie dyertiseneut. .s ~: