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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

= Horace Greedy wrote the following CHAR
acteristic letter 10. the Universal Peace So.
ciety seeHt ff-.N .,.t r,.sa r
81 believe in peace. and mean to do my
best to secure it. My, impsession, however
is that disarming the good and turning them
over to the tender mercIes of the bad is moi
the way to insure it. I'apprehend that some
of the chronic enemies of peace will have to
be disarmed. possibly killed, before we car
have universal and lasting peace.
"Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

vCrRous - De Haven's Circus showed here
!. last Tuesday aftornoon and evening to- good
large audiences. and gave universal satisiac-
tions The riding. tumbling and rope walk
ing, were all excellent. and the stud of horses
the best ever shown here. The show was en-
tirely free from any srossness or valgarits, and
Is really a fine entertainment. i 20 naesa
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

LAND OFFroE.--M. Field, Esq.,. Register
of the Land Office at ST Croix Falls, in
Nortliw cstern Wisconsin, informs Governor
Fairchild that there are $4,000 acres subject
to entry in that tlistrict--3OO, 900 inferior in
quality, but The remaining csc. 1000 arces very
desirable for settlement. After May, 1863,
when the land grant of the Hudson and Lake
Superior Railroad will revert to government.
900 600 aci es in addition, will be accessible.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

GEs. GRANT.--The following quotation
from Tennyson applied TO Wellington, is
requally dsscriptiveof Gen, Grant: .ia .aE.a /
ssrlle statesman-warior, moderate, TresUlute,
Whole in himself a common good =
Our greatest. yet With least pretense--
/. Great in council and great in war, ~ sndl
Foremost captain of his time. F.f
Rich in saving common-sense, '''l
And, as the greatest only arc, slF
In his simplicity sublime. III -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

The SwEEPsTAKEs.--O readers will
notice the advertisement of the Sweep
stakes Threshing Machine in to-day's
paper. This Machine stands 10 the
front rank of Threshers. Call on C. l..
Barnes. agent and get pamphlet tell
ing all about it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

- The Chicago Republican added
to its list over thirty thousand new
names in the month of May; an increase
excepting in war times, unprecedented
in the Northwest by any political paper.
1t is a good, true, staunch Republican
paper, aud well up in the news of the
day.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

81 Grey hairs, although accounted an
honor BY the-old, have never been so con-
=sidered with respect the middle aged
or young. These can be easily remedied
by the use of "Barrett's Vegetable hair
: Restorative The only thorough remover
and preventative of all diseases of the
scalp gdens5urg Journal
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

A. T. Stewart, on hearing of the NOM
= flag that used TO be displayed from his store
on the occasion of Union victories over the
rebels. 5'so5
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12
Mrs. NJ. mn. iMarkie.

srEALER in Millinery and Fancy Dress
Ill JCioods. All kindsot Millinery and Dress
|, Making done 10 order. Store in Cooks bull.
ii ing, on Broad Street, s...5l. ftt,lsa
Prescott, April A: 1868. 49-f
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

The Board of Supervisors win meet on The
Sd Monday of June as board of review Of
the assessment of Pierce County, Immedi.
ately after adjournment of said board of re-
view. they will meet to ATTEND TO any and an
Co. business that may come before them.
~-s j. W. VIM,
Ellsworth, May 25th, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

--"Pstrick, do you know the fate of
the Grunkard 7" State! Don't l sthand
on the most beautiful pair yeu have eyer
seen r.
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EsOI,sIAN 4 GAUMON. !.

nEALERS an all linds Of Cabinet Ware.
IL Orange St, Prescott, Wis. We keep
constantly on hand large stock Of Cabinet
Furniture, and the public are invited to call
and see us before making their purchases
Charges reasonable. for cash only.
81 Prescott, Feb.a99 Fe66..nss a0s-r'' s'sss
slessf a.n - st Is ay4-ss- s-a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

Il say, Bill; Sims got scragged for
stealing q horse s'Saryed him right ;
Why didn't be buy ono, and not pay for
lt,iiks any other gentleman
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Deaths.

DEATHS.
~-~~~~~~~s~>~~~~~~~~~-~
Died at Minneapolis May 3lst. of consump-
ton, MARTHA, wife of A. Ii. You've, former
ly of this city, aged 80 years.
At the residence OF Ira Williams. Esq, in
Ellsworth. on the 9TH inst. WILLIAM CAR
GILL. aged 81 years 10 months and Is days.
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PRESCOTT MARKET.
CORRECTED BY
GEO. A. DILL.

Wholesale and: Retail Dealer in Groceries.
Provisions, &c.
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I9ioD,IGL MOS

j. g. BUTTON,
! Ca rreasEr AND CoussELoR AT Law. win at
n tend to all bu siness entruste to his care.
Also, District A Attorney for PiercCo. l2-l
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HOuse For Sale Cheap.

.8s4 HOUSE FOE SSAhC ~ MCAPs
"A GOOD HOUSE and two lots, in Scha-
n zer's Addition House commodious,
with all the conveniences. A good, Garden
with abundance Of fruit of different varieties.
Situation desirable, Price low. Enquire of
Lutte A. Taylor, or on the premises. q
~ trs.ft -stad h.fN Fl re.ast p. POTTS.
Prescott, April 10. 1868. -. !. .-..-.a.
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~ 81 A biad Post Al. Meetings ON
1T Az IT, the. first and third Wed
nesdays of each month, over George A Dill's
Grocery Store.
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MAR RED.

By Rev. O.Burnett, at the residence of the
brides father, Jr,ie 9TH, 1868, Mr.. JAS. BELL.
OF Hastings, and Miss MARY B. CORNISH, OF
River Falls. ts@
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

TOR THE Very Best White Leads. Oils
II and-Paints, or anything you waEt, go TO
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DILL BROS.

90 TO DILL BROS. the only store in
VI town which has received full stock of
new Spring and Summer Goods of all des-
criptions.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

i Emil Hauser, of Alma, formerly County
Surveyor of Buffalo County, committed SUI
icide by drowning last week Thursday.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

- The weather has been beautiful for the
week past. and crops ale looking very finely.
An extraordinary large wheat crop is almost
beyond doubt,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

The improved Carey" Power,
q (Both eishtand ten horse } -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-12

= Jos. FIRMER of this city, and A. D. An
pREws, of River Falls were in attendance at
the Grand Ledge A F and A NJ, in Milwau-.
kee this week. f = -.t5 4-.f assE
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{ R4ERAIEMAY.
zxSsszssg4S~ - -
lie - sz,-zz n. "a
So 49, 1. z, z, [lzzlz Ezi-iEls
The Broad Guage Double Track
ROUTE TO
NEW YORK. BOSTON,.

THIS Railway extends FROM Dunkirk ,v
Il New York, $50 miles Buffalo to New
York. 423 miles. Salamanca to New York ,
AIS miles. and is from
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-22
TO MuLLMEN.

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
Hill SEws Office, half ton Of superior
type motal, for journaliug purposes in quartz
mills, hoistinS.works, etc. Will DO sold At 70
duced priees fos cash.
oSld Hill Jsas ut @
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Norris Reed, Havre; bark Edward tB-emh Haberstsdi,
'. To@sd down and TO sea- 18th inst, st whsmpoa
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec 5Anived, bark Asterias, RAN
SoRFoIky, VA Dec isarriTsa schrs Antrus Barrett New
pss M Saap T s Ms po
Sailed SAL ID. Richardson, Bsdsrl, Nyork.
Rossr sYoTt sehr surprise Patterson, and Joe Hooker,
a.s Ssssss sys %
PPSson; aoqnsh, srsss sias Strong futile, and
c NEwf9ky, DEG r., PM~Arrived schr sallie Smith,
s.i'ssss Richard Borden Borden, Nyork; Part
EoR o p ys 70,
folk Va MeEyIn Bunes 90 sor Ezabehport San Juan,
for do Fred Brown, Gardner and Oregon Rhodes Proi
ach. PM-Ariyed. schr John xsnlove Stable, Elizabeth
port TOR Mo9ds Hos Mso brig Gamina Church
savannah; schr. Grape shot, waraws Portland for a
Es. p Portraits sss S
Washnarns AtwSSoa t gos,on . FOR TsAssr Warren
% 90 do
s az 70 aiHsssP DS
s s4 tGr sa ps fEns sss
H s. a o "a FOR s
Hqtcha ; Cove Cape Ann Ann for hYors Prom
NyorE; sabine Jones, FAN River fof Savannah:
Dec scsr chs nS Ho
saed-schrs Flora King, Cook, NYork; West Wind,
NEW LONDON, Dec le-Arrvad, schrs Julia ComGock,
and VIM Benjamin. NYork
PENSACOLA, Dec ID Arrived bark Alabama, from Para
brig John Byers tBr, Mnness Havana schr Everett,
Jones, Havana.
Cleared, i2th-Bark Ocean Eagle, Saunders, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 2l-Arrived. brigs Perkins, Sey
land; schrs John Lancaster, Williams NYork; Walton,
Reeves, Boston, Y Adams, Robbins, do.
Ceared-Steamship Junata Hoxie Havana and NOrenns;
bark Triumph, Rogers Boston; brig u Kirby, Bernard,
Cienfuegos schrs Marietta Hand, Norton New Haven Luna
Hume, Larkin Eastport.
City left Shipper street wharf att PM yesterday
and lowed thereirom to Point Breeze bark Aberdeen.
PORTLAND, Dec l9-Arriyed brig Almond Rowel Davis,
Philadelphia; schr Waterfall Mcclellan, Rockland for Nor
folk steamer Dirigo, Johnson SYork.
Cleared Steamship Peruvian Chr, Bannne, Liverpool !
brig psey Queen York. hasnzas schr Hattie Ross Ulick,
Cardenas schr Flight Crowell, NNork.
PROVIDENCE, Dec 2i-Arriyed schrs belmont, Gale,
Alexandria; VIM Hone TorTey Elizabehport Wariord,
Sprague. Hoboken.
saed-schrs John srou Crawford, Philadelphia Nellie,
Anderson, NYork.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 5--saied, bark Times (Br), Ar
nod Liverpool Also sailed, ship Goldsn Fleece, Wcomb
(not Howes), Hong Kong
Cleared 9th, bark (no ship) Garland (Br), Jenknson,
Liverpool.
a2irsailed ships Cubano Liverpool: Davenport Cork.
SAVANNAH, Decfl8-Cleared barks Alamo (kG) Weisen-
horn. Hamburg and Henry Palmer Br Brennan, Swansea
Arrived, 22dSeamer San Salvador, NYork schrs Auao
Blasdell, Boston William Allen, Greenport.
Saled--Shp Royal Sovereign, Doboy Islands,
STONINGION, Dec l9--Arrved schrs J Blocker, York,
Ezabehport for Providence Ney Chase. do for Fan River
Maria Barber, NYork.
TAUNTON, Dec 2l-Arrivee, schr Roanoke, Hathaway,
Port johnson.
WILMINGTON NC, Dec l9--Arrived, schrs Alice Grace
Gilchrist, Rockpor Me- Gettysburg, Corson York; and
g Hart, Raleigh, Boston.
WISCASSET Dec l9-Cleared, brig Mnnehaha, Elm, Ha
Saled-Brg Hiram Abif, Tibbctts, Savannah.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Java Br Lott Liverpool via Queensown--E
Cunard
steamship Manhattan (Br) Williams, Livcrpoo--whams
x ,iuion
Steamship James Adscr, Lockwood, ChariestonH Nor
gan " Co.
Steamship Saratoga Alexander, Norolk-N i McCready.
Steamship Volunteer. Jones, Ihilsdelpaiaf Loriard
Steamship Glaucus. Walden. Boston--W Clyde
Bark Courier tNGl, hoke Marsciles-Funch, Mencke
Co.
Bark Roscdale (sr', lewis Seville Baxter Merrill.
Ear9 Morning Light (Br Walter, Cadiz HarbccSs Hal
sey.
PARK Charina tItalN, Cucorulo Malaga-A'P Agres.i
Brig Susan Bergen. Davis, AnconaFabbr a Chauncey.
Brig Napier (Br), Brown, Cow Bav--C Swain.
Brig ,Rr, Fichctf - John, Miller Houghton.
Brig AMBROSE Light Higgins, Observation-Disclosures 4
nou ghtOn.
schr Ricardo Barros, Newton Point a Petrc, Quad
Wenh
schr A Holt 'Erl, Holt. caricnas-J + Ward Co.
Schr sophia (hrl, Aciieny, Yarmouth. NS-Boyd
IIincken.
schr Carrie Holmes, Brindley Baltimore peney, Miller
Thomas
schr John stookhan, Price, faniiro river, I'd.
Schr Anerca, REYNOLDS, Bristol "A w Jackson.
Schr Mary Gray, AlYn. Uncasyile.
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ARRIVALS.
nrrorrrp nY rnr ngnALr srrAw YAcnrs.

RrrcETrp sy ruE HERALD STEAM YAcu-s.
q steamer Tallapoosa, McR;chic Washington, DC, with
Steamship The oneen Br, crcran, Liverpool Dec 3 via
Queenstown Eth with ndse and 2 passengers to the National
as o pasae inst s S] Gn
e5 with terrific which for II 18th at
~ II lon :, o. passed whale boat. painted white bottom
to be as end Of sowsr Lsndsa all the ps,nsers IN
mae, which died three DAYS after birth
Marry Pee with %d'e
ssn n and a Sa srs s'ac Drew 3ean Dec d.
msss ana P,ss.ensers 20 r Lowdsp. ,,. =. "a .u,.
mass aad sc Morgan Co ~ 49,.
with naSa p.orss and coea to Murray fsps CO.
s lad ssy days ss w e se. sRs s
Bark Cosmos tNG vieriehe. Bremen g. days. and the
Lizard 30 days with dse 2S passengers Schwoon.
Had oops gale, the ss entire age S II inst lag e ~
which lost fore and maintopsais Had deaths and birth
4. Dominique of Arisha., Jones Nsiagn Sc days,
with rq to horng Bras hs 3D., very hsavy wsssheS
wood 70 n I Mecready Co Had s:rong NY csesi had
@ q: spoke .chr jackson, cave from Baltimore for san
Big Msn,ius tof Nassau Mp, Dussani, Minstilan IS
days, with mahogany, to A.yandre SON. hae strong
second ma"s and bow Of te bark chboano and the mates
and brig Baeknsh both wrecked sna,an.
&C, 70 carwrisht Harrison Had moderate weather.
sss 10 'fEs aas
with heavy gales from NV sw and Ma with heavy seas
Pm, shipped which started deck load and carried
"Ts II ro@T & Mop sm u y with
noases, Boyd iiincken Had Enc weather all se pas
Brig Anna KNIGHT, Knight Philadelphia with coal the
schr Moic piammcr cnr.hasena 20 days with mahogany
ScIr Edie Waters tof Fsspor,). Fcsorn Demarsrs 70
days. with sugar 10 Winchester Lee Had moderate wealth
sclr BIckford, Hardy Old Harbor, ia, Nov o. with
schr Psndomc Edwards sal, Cay, IT, 70 days, with salt
woodruff robinson. No date. iai - Ion ~ had severe
schr Matilda orr. stevens, Great lsrbor, Ioag Island a
hama anss u says With 81; y 4. Lna.m Co. "a
sehr Norwcsier Foster Baracoa Y days wih fruit TO
sarssl tsperien,s. o,. rough weassr ,s,o
zine to " Loud d Co
s sesr S MAX ra Hail. S Snf,' Il,
schr Msy somes. Richards, Calais va fowak where she
Agnes Young Ellsworth. day will; lumber to Jones
scSr Robinson, Hatch Bristol NE, 5days, with lumber
schr Maggie Bell Gregory, Rockland days. with lime to
sehr . II Partridge, Pinkham, Roctland FOR Virginia.
schr Turner, Graves fockand, days, wiki lime TO
sehr Adolph Trugcl Robinson, Salem for Philadelphia.
Schr II Hunter, Barber Plymouth days, vita headings TO
schr Nellie, DAVIS, Providence;
schr n ii Baldwin, Van. Providence
schr Harriet Lewis Taylor frovidcrc-
schr fsIakia, Pitch, New London.
schr A Lincoln, Davis, Bridgeport for pnlar-lphia
The british bark Jane cargl. Hil, from Rio Jancro. y
consigned j. Merchant Co. and not A. before reported
BELOW.
Az English bark, name unknown.
SAILED.
s,carnsh,ps i,nqIn Habur. Cand crossed the bar leo
PMS JAS Adger, charleston Saratoga, Richmond
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Herald Packages.
CAPTAINS Pnrsers of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the
regularly agents who
Yacht feet The Nav York Associated Press do not
collect marine repors attend the delivery OF packages
win be by the following from the proceedings
ofhc regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1861
Resolved That and after April 1855 the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection OF ship tho
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously
py- The office OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE at whitehall slip. All cations from
consignees the inward
sea win be forwarded free of charge.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

MHNpnia, Dec a. 1853.
Cotton easier at .fc Tor middlng Receipts 0t3 bales
ports 25S bales
NEW OgLEANe, Dec. %, 1858.
CotonLow grades easier middlings unchanged
Sales 900 bales Receipts ~, bales Exports 7,2 bales
AUGUSTA Ga. Dec. %, 1868.
Cotton closed easier Sales 40 bales Receipts LOGO bales
middiing at 2as-c &c. Cotton il coming in freely.
MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 22, 1868.
Cotton easier and in Light demand Sales $50 bales mid
ding at 23l4c.
CHARLESTON, Dec. %, 1868.
Cotton opened steady and closed weak. Sales 400 bales
middin 2sc. Receipts 1853 bales. Exports, coaswise,
1875 bales.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. %, 1869.
Cotton opened in good inquiry Sales 800 bales niddings
N Receipts J,sl5 bales.
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dollars in building canal through this
Istnmus mere charter from the gov
evernment AT Bogota, ana may have seat
Mr. Cushing out 60 ascertain what the prospect Is VI
the general government being able 10 hold the
isihmus and fuil its part OF the contract should the
people OF State be disposed dispute the justice
OF the nation appropratng TO itself whatever mate
rial benefit in the way OF subsidies &c there Is 10
mterest for the result ol Mr.. Cushlng's MISSION.
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Caleb Cwshinc's Mission.
Prom tns Panama Herald. Dec. l4.l

WHATS IN THE WfeDf
Tho steamer Arizona brought 10 tis isfhuius. Sis u
special commissioner from Washington 70 BogoAd,
tHe Hon. Caleb Gushing, one Of Inc most asio 2
and able men In the United states. Genera '
Cnshng's mission III one of snch urgent ms
pOrencc that Consul Rice inmedlatciy ior-
wardcd hun 10 Cartbagena on the United states
steamer Of war Yantic, which was AZ Asphwan ~
the tine, so that no delay might occur IN reacMhg
lIs destination. What the nature OF tbls mission
can be Is merely surmise on our psrt A. hothng
Official has been made public IN REGARD 70 H.
We know 0f no question pendlng petWceh
the two governments calling for the infdedla,c
presence OF special commissioner At DogOta, anu,
III tie same time, we are certain that gentleman
Of mr.. Cushing's time OF lite and high position
would not be called upon by the government 20
undertake such an ardaOus journey were tnefe
not some highly important matter requiring
ne most profound Judgment 10 arrange. we
ars snsposcd 10 believe thGi ne ostonsibe
object - vr Cus1ine'f mission IS u
s.rl that there must be saHat3iu, more lnpof.
4 than t9c ERE ob;elniun gt3ft 81 lie pnr-
= .,f Undertaking this Wow. ~ II pi1rni.e nat
ttn .d s.Ntss noyer8lent Goes nct igd
caqsl.J u sgtga nuDcl9's " mnaeps o.
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SIM EtrormcTh passengers d The shp Electric, ashore
Eea abor shoals have been landed the beach, and
VIII be brought the city ~ ~ the Coast wecking Co.'S
sieameia Ise ship lies easy. The Coast Wreckng 90
engaged in getting the cargo out ard expect 10 grt her On
10 day should tfe.weashcr continue favorable.
srgAvsap COLOMBIA tPr), Csrharhan which ler this
ro NV - ior Glasgow, anh wae fFnHt ~ hrtf fehmer
fnyla - Koeton goD LcfpVui VI Us sth ia la 20 W
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

tain Morehouse, of the Imam line which sailed
from New York December l2 arrived at this port
yesterday.
BREsT Dec. 22.-The General Translantic steam.
ship Pereire, Captain Duchesne, which left New
York December r. arrived at this port yesterday
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dances, &c, a. w. II. Grifin's new nautical holiday
piece entitled ''Santa Claus, the Chidren5
Friend,r IL performed every evening. Joe Emmett,
The nmitabe low Dutch carlcatlrst, Is still there.
HooLEYs EASTERN DISTRICT OPERA HOUSE,
.Santa Claus, or the Childrens Friend,n Is an at
tractve novelty at the Opera House. and the sturdy
bughers show their appreciation OF 1t In various
ways. Mr. Cool White Santa Claus is inimitable,
PLAIN. The comedy was put on the boards on Mon
day evening, and attracted large and fashionable
audience. Last evening there was an overlooking
house, and 1t Is probable that the gentlemanly
ushers VIII have some difficulty In finding seats for
applicants during the continuance OF the novelty.
On Christmas day ana SATURDAY. grand matinees VIII
be held, commencing at half-past two O'Clock, when
the distribution OF valuable presents VIII be con-
,inued.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Eew-The theatres this week to half the citizens.
Great-The smiles Of rosy schoolboys at every
matinee.
Magnincent-The dreams OF spangles, clowns.
fairies, brckbats and palaces.
Parepa Rosa and troupe appeared in Cincinnati
last evening and Janauschek ON Monday evening.
The fancy dress ball at the French theatre to-
morrow evening VIII disclose the representatives Of
several hundred theatrical and other heroes.
Tonight the gem OF the .sEmerald Rng,n Mrs.
Barney Williams, Is TO have benefit at the Broad
way theatre. Honest citizens will doubtless show
their appreciation Of the only honest "rng' in the
metropolis
Fans win ply rapidly tonight at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music. The City OF Churches, nOtwith-
de Brabant' with flowing bumper. Christmas
times, OF course.
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G. N e w s..

Almanac Tor New YorA---Tais Day.
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Herald PACKAGES.

FORT OF NEW YORK, DzGEnBEa ss, 1883.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Ill HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAYS
HOLIDAYS
HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAYS
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BELOW.
D slIsh bark, name unknown.
SAILED.


steamships Cnln Hamburg crossed the bar al go
PM; jas Aager charleston Saratoga, Richmond
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FRESH GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NEW CROP TEAS

Great American Tea Company are now receiving tho
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RS on fi.c Issknsrs--arrivaI Of Caleb Cussi-
nj Asp!nwali and His Departure for Car
seaa--A War Steamer 10 be 'S0ld--Ja-
ca Negroes la Pannma-A Monopoly Of
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%
CHEAPER AND BETTER
than be purchased elsewhere In the city.
Orders can left either of Canpanys storcs
post directed to Headquarters NOS 81 and % vesey
street. and the win be forwarded forthwith part
the city without extra charge.
Company selected quantities The
CHOICEST COFFEES IaPOnTkD.
which they roasting and grinding daily, putting IA
neat Ave pound packages aud upwards, and delivering in al
parts OF the city without extra charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-23

the best Tea districts of China and Japan and putting
them up in packages OF any size At the lowest