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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-13

| GOVERNOR GEARY's OPINION OF GENE
RAJ GRANT.-The New York Times OF Ma,
18th says: The National Union of PhIa
delphia, on Friday evening, held the first o
series of weekly meetings, TO be continue
during the campaign. They were ADDRESSED
by Ex-Governor Geary. He said that tht
ticket adopted at Chicago had not been ex
celled since the days of Washington, but hl
urged upon his nearer the necessity for Wig
ornus work during the campaign, as the
party has willy foe to contend with. Oh
| General Grant he said
| General Grant has been placed on the
! ticket for the highest position known to the
| American people, and he is well deserving OF
| it. 1t has been my province to know him
! for twenty-One years. We were both young
men together in the Mexican war. He was
| the same enduring hero then as he has
proved himself to be in the late rebellion.
| knew him when Second Lieutenant, when
Molino del Rey proved that there was more
stuff in him than apparent upon the surface.
He was breveted as First Lieutenant there
for gallantry. He left some time afterward
for home, but not before he had been made
a Captain. We, as Pennsylranians, have
something to say Of him. His father was
from old Westmoreland county, the place of
my own nativity. have often stood on the
ground where he was born. | know Grant
well. It Was my good fortune to serve under
him in the war just closed. l first served at
Waubatchie. l FIRST saw then the power Of
his mind as military man. Applause.
He first directed the assault upon Lookout
Mountain. He turned the cannon upon Mis-
sionary Ridge, and on Chattanooga, and OBJ
tanned the victories at Taylor's Ridge, near
Ringgold. want to show you what know
of the man that he may be acceptable to
YOU know him well have dined with
him, and 1 never saw anything strong upon
the table. never knew him to touch spirits
of any kind. l believe there is no man who
has been more ungenerously treated on that
subject during the last few months than
Grant. On a certain occasion, when dining
with Grant at Chattanooga, after the cloth
had been removed, he called for his maps,
which he spread before me, and said "Sir,
you and your division have been instaumen
tai in obtaining the victories around this
city. The plan for the next campaign is al
ready formed, and it is proper that you
should know it. l intend to concentrate my |
troops around this place and pour them on
Atlanta, while q strong attack is made on
Richmond. After Atlanta falls, line will
be taken for the sea shore, ending either at
Charleston or Savannah; and having thus
made our point, we will enter the Csrolinas
and attack Richmond" This was in 1888,
nine mosths before the city of Atlanta was
aiken.
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7 WASHINGTON, June 10.-The Chimes
Embassy, accompanied by Seward, yisitet
Mount Vernon to-day.
The Evening Star says information ha
been received tina, the Prussian Government
is endeavoring to obtain a post or naval sta
ton on the Caribbean sea, and has sent the
sloop-of-war Augusta on a reconnaissance
The Port of Limon, Costa Rica was select.
ed, and provisions for the purchase made
| the Costa Rican Government refused to ac-
cede to the offer, and made pointed illusions
to the Monroe Doctrine. The result of The
affair is considered in diplomatic circles as
decidedly complimentary to Costa Rican d.
plomacy.
The Deficiency bill, which is included as
deficiency to Custom House officials, was
signed by the President to-day.
1t is stated on good authority that a major
ity of the House Committee on Foreign At
fairs are in favor of recommending an imme-
diate appropriation for the payment of
Alaska.
rendered the Office of Secretary of the Treas
ury to w. S. Groesbeck of Ohio.
New ORLEANS, June 10.-Mayor Heath
refused to surrender his Office to-day to Con-
way, claiming that his appointment was con-
frmed by Congress and declining to recog-
nize General Buchanan's authority to re-
move him. He was subsequently arrested
but released on giving up the keys. Cousi-
deraole excitemen. prevails.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-In the Senate
Wilson introduced bill for the organization,
government and payment of the army, which
was referred.
Morrill,, from the Committee of Conference
On the Navy Appropriation bill, reported, re-
concurrence in the provision
hat civil engineers and storekeepers of navy
rards be appointed by the President with the
advise and consent Of the Senate, and that
master mechanics be appointed from civil
life. The report was concurred in.
At the expiration Of the morning hour the
iii to admit North Carolina, South Carolina,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES,
From the Trespass Of last evening.

From the Trespass of last evening.
WAsHINGToN, June 11.-In the House tn.
bill to incorporate the National Art Associa.
ton, sitter brief discussion. was tabled.
Hunter offered a resolution, reciting tina,
allegations had been made that Rev. Father
Mcmahon had been fogged in the Kingdom
(Canaday penitentiary, because an Irish.
American Fenian paper had been found in
his possession, and directing the Committee
on Foreign Affairs to inquire into the facts
The resolution was adopted.
The Speaker presented message from
the President, communicating information in
| reference to the recent treaty with the Usage
Indians. 1t was referred to the Committee
! on Indian Affairs, with power to send for
persons and papers.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole to consider the amended Tax bill
The amendment offered last night, exempt
tured lumber and breadstutfs, was rejected.
The amendment exempting manufacturers
of beet sugar was rejected.
A long discussion took place i'll reference
to the payment Of a special tax on transfer
business from one party to another. An
amendment was offered that no such second
payment was necessary, Agreed to.
Mr.. Holman moved to amend Section 95,
manufacturers or dealers persons who make
sugar or molasses from sorghum. Agreed
to.
TORONTO, (Canada), June ia dispatch
from Ottawa says that rumor prevails that
the English Government whistles to stipulate
that the Canadian Government shall not in |
crease the public debt till the guaranteed bill
to build the International Railroad is repeal |
ed. 1t is not believed that this condition will
be complied with. The question will occupy
the attention of the Minister of Finance
while in England.
A movable column, composed of the first
brigade, the ADD volunteer battalion,
and the Ottawa field battery and Frontenac
cavalry, are held in readiness to proceed un-
der orders at an hours notice.
RousE's PoINT, On. W, June ll.-Four
pieces of Fenian artillery have left here to-
lay for parts unknown. Three cases of
nuskets arrived at ChatanQua yesterday.
BELGRADE, June l0.-At ) o'clock this
afternoon Michael Shrigning, Prince of
'ervia, while walking in Fapsehadore Park,
vas shot dead by three men, with revolyers
Great excitement prevails over the assassina-
ion. He belonged 10 the Obrenovitch fami-
Y, the remaining dynasty Of Seryia.
LONDON, June ll.-Full particulars of the
assassination Of Prince Michael at Belgrade
yesterday are, that the Prince was shot at
he first FIRE, and he expired Immediately.
The Princes cousin was also killed, and
he daughter OF the latter received a severe
-ound. Some Of the attendants were also /
'ounIed.
One Of tie assassins was captured. l.
[Servia is Danujian prime ipality, tribu- i
ny 10 Turkey. Prince Michael succeeded !
is father to the throne in 1860, reiening with !
.v0r among the Turks and Servians-ED.7 f
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NOT VERY HIGH TONED.

II is not fair and square business Il
60 as too many of our Union cotempo
raries are doing, and make Dave Logan
the packhorse upon whom to thrust the
blame for the late defeat in Oregon
We don't know and we don't care
whether he was the most proper person
to be nominated for Congress but we
do know that he is hard orking, ear
nest Republican and we do care for
the success of whoever is the candidate
of the party. Republicanism will be
left to make faces and vent impotent
anathemas at the Democratic party, very
soou, if this practice, which was begun
last year under the auspices of the cold
b!ocded conductors of the '.Independent
Press" of California, Of smashing the
work eff conventions is suffered to be-
come custom. The Oregon Unionists
should be ashamed of themselves if they
have permitted sorehead faction in
that Sta.e TO give the victory to the
Copperheads. Ii is all bosh to say that
e party can split to pieces over local
election and be united and strong when
President is TO be elected. Efficiency
q drill is what counts mutiny and in
sabotdiuation are what demora!ize and
weaken. Look at Storey county in this
State. Does anybody suppose that the
late charter election would have gone
as it did had it not been for the bitter
aa,ae onisms engendered among cliques
and partizans held apart by Senatorial
sqUabbles? And the municipal election
having gone as it did, does ANYBODY
suppose that the Republican party is |
strengthened by the result And then
tle case Of California. Certain jour
nails and cliqnes having cooked up a |
tig outside pressure in favor Of d can.
didate Of their own liking, being out
generated ana defeated in convention,
"-edAtU their vengeance upon the party
by boiling its nominations, and then
teiegrapbed the lie ell over the country
that Gorham 5 unpopular:ty with the
loyal masses had caused the success of
the Copperheads. No such thing as
detection is allowable in party that is
worthy to succeed. The darger that
California may go against Grant next
Fall arises simply from the bad faith
which, last year, was shown toward
iorhann and if Unonism has lost hold +.
q Oregon it is plainly ascribable to the {
action of the thin-skinrtd boiters who
acridced Logan to crafty an unwor'hy
pise. No party lacking the hearty zeal
o support all its nominees can be count
d on for efficient service in the hour OF =
emergency.
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LServia is a Danujian principality tribu-
tary TO Turkey. Prince Michael succeeded
his father to the throne in 1862 reiening with
favor among the Turks and Servians.-ED. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-24

"A OF hAndsoms Household fnrriture. ADRIANa null
LER, Z. X WILKINS co. will sell ut auction Tuesday
Nov II nj II o'clock the private residence situate the
Terrace directly opposite the Harlem landing As
tora, L. L. all Household Furniture therein consisting In
part o. Sofas Side Chairs Roeks, Psnoforts Beasis.s
Drcszng Brussels Carpets Mating, o.
CLOTH Cottage Bedroom Furniture, suite, Toilet Mirrors
and arrobe Table Cutlery China and stone Dinner, Tea
UtenslA Hourly communication by New York and Harlem
steamboats, from Peck slip Catalogues At once Of auction
No. Pine street
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A. loA-aCLEAR OPP THE CATALOGUE
n. Sell the balance regardless OF price, snen me
positive directions the Of the 1895 Prospec
Park Lots 70 JoHNsos MILLER. acting under orders
All lots offered the great sale Tuesday last VIII b
positively adjourned sale which will take place
rain sAns twelve O'Clock, on Tuesday, Noveneer
Remember that this win be th best opportunity offered
70 purchase choice lots near Prospect Park q low pcea
Washington place boulevards, each of which 100 feet wde
with proposed park through the osne Jefferson place,
Csdar street, Eas New York, Perry Rogers and CanArss
avenues and BEDFORD road Tbs location for villa sites
of tie finest the vicinity of the metropolis II s
and FAR accessible 10 New York City Hall than Cenr.
Park. reached by several different lnes OF railroad
Fine improvements going In the vicnity Sixty per
may remain mortgage Maps At Offices OF the Auc-
slfeet. BROOKLYN
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AUCTION NoTICE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
N houaekeeperS-
Over 800 lots OF magnificent Household Furniture,
Velvet, Brussels aud Ingram Carpets,
Elegant rosewood seven octave Pinnoforts


Works OF Art Bronzcs Vases Figures, Statuary,
this day Tuesday Nov ~ mornlng at io O'Clock precise
ly at the elegant residence 19 Clinton place Eghth stree
between Fifth and Sixth Reliable In asn
dance pack goods for purchaser Velvet Brusses
and Ingram Carpets Erocste and Lace Curtains Pier and
Oval Mirrors four magnificent Paror Suits covered with the
richest description OF French satin brocate and gded
and marble top Tables rosewood EtAgeres Turkish Easy
Chairs and Lounges, walnut Bookcase, Writing Desk
rosewood Panoorte Stool and over 20 lots Of
Richard l.. Edward ILL.,, Aaxeppa, Hunters, Musician
Figures and Statuary Parsn Sevran and China Vases Is
sesds, bureaus wAshssands Commodes Spring and Hair
Mattresses Chairs SOFAS Lounges Rockers, covered with
hsrcosh Mirrors Tea and Extension Tables Buffet Dining
Cha rich Cut cysta 0sss and China Ware Silver Plated
Tea and Coffee Sets Casters Table Cutlery &c. n Blake
Sixth or Seventh avenue or University place
LUKE FITZ3ERALD, Au ctioncer.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER "a ls6-TRPLE SHEET
SALES At AUCTION.

UcrIoN SALE or WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
yewsry.,A n. CElsTALAm 3 son, Aaei!onse,s. 20
Park Friday, November q, Stock o. ewsler re-
ur1ng from busnes; Loan 0dcea Trade, aitension
e0nsienmens received up 70 Wednesday.
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L,BEN HATHEwAY, AUCTIONEER
IL HATHEwAY ARNOLD will sell In front Of their
store No. 100 Pearl street, Wednesday, November ~ at
o'clock, % satisfy mortgages large stock Of Family
and Fancy SoAps and otar Groceries, Mines Liquors,
Cigars &c also within the large assortment OF Dry
Gcsds and Fancy Goods Cutlery Fancy sosp Lad.e and
Pipes Watches, kc
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A UCTroN.-PERsONs ABOUT TO OFFER GENERAL
Merchandise Household Furniture, &C. 81 aue ton
make saving By addressing Auctonesf, "a Nsv
York Post ONCE. rssponsble house
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A UcTIoN NOTICES.. n. TAYLOR, AUcTIoYEER.-
N A rare chance for housekeepers.
Over 50s lots
magnificent Household Furniture


Drawing Room Suits Panoforie, Bronxes, Velvet Carpets
stnsnary PaInnga ChAndeers, silver Plate Books pub
manson no 81 West Fifteenth street, between Fifth ana
Sirth avenues sale commencing nj 10H O'clock Drawing
reomseupero Suits Furniture brocste OF the
richest description hagere secretare bookcase. Encoy
non Carpets, Bronye Ciock AIstc Bronze sta.uary OH
Paintings by eminent artists China Vases Ornaments Turk
the instrument offered auction this Stool
Cover Music stand Hatstand rosewood walnut Dressing
Bureaus; Bedsteads, CommodeA wardrobes, HAIR Spring
Eatresses Blankets, Toilot sess Extension Table Buffet
Ruby Glassware, China Dinner and Tea SETS Table Cutlery
Linen Silver Casters savers Turesns Urn, Pitcher Base
men Kitchen Furniture n. B.-Parties wtshng 10 attend
this aAs take HIM SixLh
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NrIRLo's GARDEN.
~ Leases and Managers JARRETT PALMA
HOUSES CROWDED TO REPLETioS.
NM psPscrscRuLaR DIANA III DION RoucIcAuLS
JaE fsyu sYss ~ TN hev ss 4, ~.
EVERY EVENING AND SAFE RpAY AFTERNOON AL
wi. be performed - 80,
OR LONDON BY NIGHT
drama In four acts. PREPARED ~ s..sr. o. nnaerv -
ssrs Ger, . e. ION rsress.,o1
Tue ssenery Costumes, Appou ana Ma,e ~ s n
RON m0de' 'hs'nG Ta Isl aRhAr cAs ST.
ffSa na1st s coIEsAs e. g fsfs
b. RYAN, BKUssr0NE,
and the ss ssk Leps9n sSSrs nnhn
TIL RsDAY, THAMES IyIs0 DAY.
Gsasp A "a 81 % "a AsT niL6 btss.
FAMILY CIRCLE FIFTY CENTS.
THEArRE FRAsCAIs.--GENEyiEl ear 7'S.
''e sTws sRa oF TICKET = sP .cUi if1as.
SIXTH WEEK OF rHR GROWING SUCCESS
AND iRaEslsrI BLE NOVELTY or THE SEASON,
0RSEvIEvE DE BRABANT.
Presented Evhky syESlNG At "a. and on sAT usDdy
or MISE EN- SCENE AND CAST NEVER EoUALLfD
the cast comprise. Rosn BELL, pEscLAUzAs, cAn
FE Tf NILE. skaPri saassEosi, and dasEk
Inc entire srensi OF the company, numbering i4i
After ss TO parnst and drsss circe bali price
way schrmer's 7ol Broadway, anil Theatre Francois
number OF reserved seats VIII DO retained on each sve~
5resesra s.ss ri So dress circle reserved Al prvsks
boxes and second $40 PRIVATE 10 XEs, Third
ROW, ys proscsuinm SIS; general admission ~; family
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, aBNEvIEvB MArINER
Private boxes for the Matinee can now be secured
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DR. ARCHIBALD JOHNsTON, AuCrroNRRR.
ID Al JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL's Auction mari, 1i9
East Thirteenth downtown ONCE - Naasau street.
Tuesday. November a. a ~ o'cl CT,
regular sale OF Horses Carskes Albany and Portland
ers seh top aud top Road ssd Jaeger Wagons single
and double Harness. BlAnket Robes Bells &c. Full parcu-
Q ealo On aceouns a. The woaiAegs
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THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS ROMAN CATHO-
Night. November "A.
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LAKuE ANp PEKEMPTOKY AUCTION SALE OF
perfect order, having been but little used.
Msssrs SAnm4 C As sss VIII sen n,: DAY
The large brown house 1876 Ninssesnth street,
loh o'clock precisely, m consisting OF an siegsn.
guarantee elegant Suits in French satin bro
also rich SUITS in reps superb Turkish Easy
sortmsnt OF magnificent BEDROOM Furniture In richly carved
variety of elegant Dining Room Furn
ture, Table Ware, &C. NJ B.-SaS without any reserve,
and Ill goods positively guaranteed represented
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FIFTH WEEK.
THE SUCCESS OF THR sRAsoN.
LANcAsfiiRs LASS.
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTlCE
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND ISCIDENrs
FARM-WOMANS LOvE,-rHk STOLEN LElTaR, ~.
BERT RhDaURN'S oFFICE-A PARTY BY THE MANI
OF JOHNSON. MR.. DAsvILLES DRAWING Room
RRPENTANCR-REvENiR STREET IN LvEafo0!,
THE PIER AT EGREMoNT-THE NIGHT 5OAT-pE
SPAIR-ACCusED OF MURDER. FERSLhI1H FARM
UNExPEcTEp Return. THE Lock UP.EsCArs-
SLIPPERY DECK. AUSrRALIA-rHE DARK CLOUD--
RETRlBUTION-THE HAPPY HONE AND TRUE
HEARTED LANCASHIRE LASS.
great demand for seats witness this most POW.
ERFUL DRAMA has caused much disappointment 10 those
Whose application 10 not made In good Time 10 70.
speofy that advantage should be taken Of the f~ss
that tho box olloe is open sx days in advance.
THEATRE COMIQUE. 5lA BROADWAY.
1 c. WHITE A. SPENCER Lessees and Propret01
ANOTHER COOP FILL
THE GREAT FAMILY RESORT.
The most attractive and agreeable ace OF amusemsns .
PATRuNIzEn BY FASHIONABLE NULrITuDEa
TWENTA THIRD WEEK or THE POPULAR
WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD,
whose original melo lies have already spread
FROM MAINE TO THE RIO GRANDEy
supplied the nation with musical N ateriA ana y
oss time than any other individual In the world.
TWO GOOD FARCES KISS IN THE DARK
AND sIXrY-stX.
CHARLEY WHITES bENEffr viii take place
MOSDAY EVENING, DIG J.
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Al -
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EDWARD sCHBNCK, AUCTIONEBR-
~ Elegant Paris Fancy Goods,
by EDWARD SCHENCK this day ~ IL O'clock al No 81
Liberty elegant and varied assortment ~ above
Also, quantity Of Silver Plated Ware.
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EDWARD sCHRNCR, AUCTIONEER.
II ELEGANT SPAN OF CARRIAGE HORSES,
ELEGANT THREEQu ARTER CLARENCE SILK LINED
TOP WAGON DO. BILE AND SINGLE HARNESS,
ROBES, BLANKETS, SHEETS so.

The property Of r. Couillard, Esq,
10 be sold At Ancton ut his stable,
NO. 81 WEST FORTY-FOl RTH STREET,
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, this day tuesday, oath inst st ~
O'Clock A. NJ viz AN elegant span OF dark bays, lsA
ness and only eight years old both fine saddle horses and OF
extraordinary style and action purchased In Vermont
by Mr. Collard; elegant silk lined thresquarter Cla
renee, built by Tomlnson Demares equal 70 new hne
Wagon, with pole shafts built by Dan Dusenbury;
double and single Harness, Blankets Robes &C., &C Tho
above will DO exhibition ut the stable Monday after
noon from TO O'Clock. Parties desiring really fne horses
MOnd well them.
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~ n. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer,
viii sell Tuesday November ~ ~ O'clock the entire
stock OF CAbneniaker and Uphoerer now "a the ware
1i3 Fulton street and as Ann street. The stock con.
rrsuch maroon ana strtsa ss. ~ s Sss
cloth. The Chamber Furniture rosewood walnut
mahogany hrst class; French Turkish Lounges
and Chars walnut Secretary and Library Bookcases
wood aud walnut Library Centre and Fancy Tables;
Hair nasesses spring Bsds together with general
rempsorily Sold By order Of j. W. Mortimer Esq, A.
sicneo.
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A DMISIsTRATOR'S sALE-AT "A DUANE STREET
N this day, IL NJ prompt Of the celebrated trong
Horse Heena chestnut sore l54 high years old
beat 20 II the finest bred abandonment and beat behaved
gsDemans the city, and considered the fastest
sleigh horse that goes safe, reliable
whenever called either single doube this horse
appreciated Full particulars at SALE IL
N. prompt. JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Auctioneer,
~ Duane street.
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QY JAMES NJ MILLER,
ID WEDN ESDAY, Nov. 2b. 1851
Atl2 O'clock the Exchange salesroom, Ill Broadway,

EBEN HATHEwAY, AUcTIONEER.-- 4
~ ARNOLD viii selI at auction, at IL O'clock on Tues
day Noysmber a. the frs. class Cigar store and Sample
the Lease License good win, Fixtures. Also lot Of
6ne Cigars Wines &c. This q opportunity for the sale
shall be without reserve, account Of the III hsaho Tho
PROPRIETOR.
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A UCTION. CAMPBELL AUCTIONEERS.
n OFFICE $50 BowERY.

VVOIFRIFs, HUHSE. WAtON At AUCTION.
CAMPBELL co. win sell this day, commencing ION
O'clock 6l$ Lexington Fythrd
&c of that Grocery In lots positively 20 suit
buyers comprises general vz:-Back,
crushed pverizsd Sugars boxes and bars assorted family
soaps Spices Starch SPERM sdamantne and taow
Candies, canned and other FRUITS Corn Starch, Pickles,
bags Flour Ac in fact everything usually found In
valuable Lease Of Premises also sell One young Horse
Wagon and Harness. All positively sold
regardless OF price 10 suit purchasers roceymen house
keepers dealers, buyers specially invited. CAmpbe Jr,
ALL
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rrHEATRE C0MIQUE,
EXTRA PERFORMANCE,
X THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON, AT ~.
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON, At 2.H
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON, AT 20.
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON. AT 2s
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON, AT ~
LINGARD AND WHOLE TROUPE.
OLyMPIC THEATRE.-HELipAY WEEK.
~ "liumpiius Ia muro, seisbat Uumptus ano
HumpAus Dy,nplins hen cecidt"
II. DIS. FORTIErH AND FESTIVAL WEEK.
2ssd 10 llss performance OF O. L. foxs
THE. ..Ths" Ia H. HuMPrY DUMPrY. ..rSs" AZ
Tho inlmtshle A American ca, ran.owni'.,, ous
"A brilliant kaedoscoye lesi There never was piess
OF Fairy Marvels En- 2el so nnexceponaby cheery
soIs:os. :ssSsy, great 81 ": beautiful p1sAss'
MATfNEEs. THANKSGIVING MATINEEa
sss"Sdsy, 18th. GALA NIaHr ss,ardsy.
TWO GRAND. PERFORMANCES THANKSGIVING DAT.
MATINEE AT IL AND NIGHT