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ADJUSTMENTS.
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MON HOIJARE THEATRE.

UssHISSss s sSSS4sE 4 EaEATsE
"A'AoA"'''iEvIRY EVENING We '''AA
The most fashionable and delighted audience.
Ss$s ss1
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Seats reserved in advance.
BOWEN G4fArRn. NJ, WV = ,.r,,au
IN Mr. '"4'' falSS'as S$Es q q.
NEW YORK,
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being positively the last week can be performed.
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The e s%as ckI n snd gops SsSs.
new drama written expressly tpF him, entitled
or JAMES THEATRE, TwENryEIoHTu STREET
y and broadway
o0H'"''' Mr. JAMES STEELE MAoKAYE
Mss ' d X sSwSPo5iiD
in the new five act play q MoNA1n
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
appropriation a ne" s sNssiy Psy entitled
ia Broadway.
As sEHEA 0S g THE sES!sf AT
LAST LAST S %EEk q E EHHF F FkSkESSEsiI'
MONDAY i $ $$s5SSs$ SisuAar Il,
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FLORENCE will appear in the which has gained
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NJ T. BRENNAN COTERIE.
M. FIFTEENTH ANNUAL BALL.
TUESDAY, JANUARY rs, 1872
ACADEMY OF MUSIC AID NILSSON HALL.
JAMES r. DUPIGNAC, President
CHARLES Z. L0Ew,l vice Presidents.
r a, EDWARD CUDDY, !
THOMAS j. NRALis,t s.o..,..,..
JOHN VAN GLAHN,S Srere'aes'
TIMOTHY BRENNAN Treasurer.
Supper Ia Carte under the supervision OF tho wen known
caterer Mr.. Louis Hickman.
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MARINE CORPS.

HHiGApiER GENERAL AND coxNASpANr.
jacob 2ellin.
GENERAL srAFF.
:. .is.sAII d. SLACK. MAJOR AMI CuariarmasleT,
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Augustus 8. Nicnolson, Major ana Adjutant and
John Q. Cash, Major and Paymaster.
William A. T. Maddox. captain ana Assistant
Quariermaster.
ter.
COLONEL.
''"''''" IIrUTESxsr ooLosEns
james II. Jones, Charles G. Mccawley.
/ MAJORS.
Thomas Y. Field John L. Broome,
George r. Grahain, James Lewis.
CAPTAINS.
Clement D. Hebb Frank Munroe,
Philip r; fendali Robert W. Huntington,
Charles Haywood, Joseph f. Baker,
Lucen l. Dawson, William H. Parker,
George Butler, Henry A. Bartlett.
George w. Collier, Charles A. Stilman,
&c )rge j. Houston HOra,io b. Lowry
James FOrney Frederick II. Corrie,
McLane Tilton, PercvaI O. Pope,
John H. Higbee, W. Il. Brown.
FIRST LIEuTENANTS.
Richard 8. Column Israel II. washburn.
Norval L. Nokes, Albert b. Young
William B. Remey Frank d. Webster,
Henry j. Bishop, James H. Breese,
Lyman ?; French, James NJ. 4. Young.
william Wallace, George q. Reii
Charles F. Williams Erastus r. Robinson,
Edward r. decker, Francis II. Harrington,
Charles {. Sherman, d. Pratt Mannix.
George NJ. Welles. Mancil G. Goodrell
Henry q: Cochrane, Henry H. Coston.
George B. Haycock, Arthur L. watson.
william s. Muse,
John O. Morgan, Samuel II. Gibson,
AuIck Palmer. Benjamin r. Russell.
John ii. Sherburne. Robert ID. wainwright,
Herbert G. Coffin, StephenW Ouaokenb,,sh
FRANK A. Mu''any, Otway G. Bergman,
Carllse Z. Porter, Frederick r. Ella,
samuel X. Allen, John ID. Smyser,
Sahluei Mercer. julius q. Shailer
William J. Mcdonald, Jr., Henry G. Ellsworth
Edward r. Bradford, Edward McCauey,
Albert II. OBrien, George Frank Elliott,
Allan G. KeltOn, Frank Scott
Green Clav GOodloe, David Wh1pple,
Richard Wailach, w. s. Schenck
William Il. Slack, II. q. Fisher.
LIST OF VESSELS OF THE UNITED STATES
NAVY.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

MERCANTILE LlBRARy.-LECruRE AND FREE
!vl Lesson on Phono"laphy and Reporting, oy MIS-
Eliza Il. Burns. on evening, January isi classes
forming.
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NYIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN II, AT OCLOCks
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT TO
MATILDA HERON. -,
On this occasion great in the country will APP
pear monster combination performance
Reserved Seats, Orchestra Stalls, $l 80
Admission 81
Seats be secured.
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Sutton or Condition.
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ANU sEM rNr>

N HOUSES cso%pED TO OVERLOOKING WITH
THn ELITE AND FASHION OF ThE CITY.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF the great sensational spectacular drama, the
- BLACK CROOK, -
THE GREAT THEATRICAL SENSATION OF THE GEN.
SPECIAL xoTIcE-cuRSTAAirN RISES AT QUARTER
7.45-Curtain rises.
s00-Bretone Woodman's Sabot Dance.
e05-Carline's Songs. "rhe Nice Little Man. and "The
Three Crawls" by Miss Jenny Lee.
S:l5-Grand Incantation Scene.
o30-The Fairies Grotto, Staactas Song, "Loves
Mischief" by Miss Kate Santlcy
S:50-Quarte 1--WE Come Strangers OF Earth"
eb5Grand Demon Dance led by the great fremere Ian
Mile. Pertnia Sassi
900-The Crystal Cascade and silver Fountain.
920-llluminate Golden Terrace.
y25-Bacchanalau Dance, by the great Corps de Ballet
93 Pas de Creios by Adrenne, Bambna Felicitia Mar
9:i3-Pas Espagnol by the eight second Premieres.
95Transformation Dance by the great Premiere Sassi
9:55-The Infant Ballet Troupe.
9:b7-The Wonderful Majitons.
l0:00-The Jockey Song and Hnrnplpe, "Carllne."
10 :03-PrOfessor Schmidt and Pupils
l0:U7-Prvessor Samwelis Troupe Of Trained Animals.
io:l7-The Astounding Egyptian Juselers
HU0-The Dazzling Transformation Scene of the Palace OF
In conclusion the Management confidently that
both In It's details and In It's entirety,
THE BLACK CROOK,
THE MOST VARIED SoMr[LETE Ags s9ERISt
PERFECTLY PRESENTED BALLET.
SPECTACLE
EVER BEHELD IN AMERICA. rcr
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
MUSIC OF THE BLACK CROOK PUBLISHED by
POND Il co.
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AMUsEM EN- rH.
BOOTH.

BOOTHS THEATRE BOOTH
FOURTH WEEK OF JULIUS CESAR.
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
BRUTUS,
In JULIUS CESAR,
Mr. LAWkENCE BARRETT
rs CASSIUS.
NJ NJ ~ VI WALuEM .........JuLlUs S HTSAn
MA5s nFLLA rAiEMAN as. n
JULIUS CESAR
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT ONE.
Box book six the Theatre, also ut
Ditson's Music Store III Broadway.
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yXTANTED-THE SERVICES or A STORY CIR SKETCH
w writer to compose interesting article. Address
MEDICuS, Herald office.
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A YOUNG FRENCHMAH tSINGLE) WANTS a STU
n aticn coachman, either III city country; thor
eughly ndcrs'anls his business best city references.
Call on or address vERuOEvEN. II East :ajtli st.
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AN ARTIST AND ENGRAvER ON STONE, PINE
IN and box wood also vignettc cngrayer steel,
open 70 engagement. Address ARTIST box l43 Herald
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ucTfoN-oN THURSDAY, I4TH, AT II O'CLOCK, Y
"A Eighth avenue, OF storage goods, Carpets, Mirrors
0saSeal' iao'es' "a''ie xtG. HYNARD. Auctionecr.
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ucTloS SALE ssvooo og worth .,

"A $2u,WU worth OIL
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pian0iorte, Drawing Room Suits, &C.
the property OF w. X Livingston, Esq, =, ,r.
on this day wednesday, at the elegant mansion 20 wcs
Fifteenth street, near fiith avenue, commencing iu
O'clock. Drawing Rooms-supcrI Suits Pompadonr
Marie Ant0inee Styles rosewood PianQlortc celebrated
maker; Etagercs Secretalrc Bookcase. Velvet mcdaon
Carpets Mirrors artistic bronze statuary CLOCKS urna
ments Paintings by eminent artists Extension Table,
Buffet silyerwarc Linen, Cutlery Glassware rmna
Furniture servants apartments basement Kitchen rur-
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UCTION AUCTION AUCTION.
N Over 80 lots and $4,000 worth useful ana gem
tcel Household Furniture yards velvet, Brussels Car
pets at public auction, this "wednesday morning Noycn-
Der Is Ua o'clock the four story residence l3 Cln-
ton place Eighth street between Firth and sixth ave.
wood Panoiort Paror Suits In satin brocacl and reps;
Turkish Suits Etageres Vases Mirrors Clocks Curtain
Bedding Loungeswanu rep suits, Basement and Dining
Furniture Goods packed and delivered for purchasers
CITY country,
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A LIEN b. MINEK, AUUTIUNEEK
N salesrooms 95 Chambers and "a Reade streets.
BY ALLEN B. MINER 4 BRO.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 16
at 10h O'Clock, at their sulesrooms
90 Chambers and ~ Reade Streets
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed from
private city residence for convenience OF sale, all oil
which was made TO order by best city makers
ALSO AT II O'CLOCK,
fine II. W. Caron and four pocket Billiard Table, with
all the appgrtenances complete made to order by Ka
vanagh Il Decker; also carved rosewood grand Piano
made by Erard, OF Paris. Full particulars In time.
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VJTANTED-A Young MAN, II TO Il YEARS OF AGE
w who spe; English, German aud French, to so
TO Europe with amiy. Apply 1T 22i East 2,tl ST.
sccond hoor, between II and O'Clock
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FIRST CLASS HOTEL AT BALLsrON SPA, SARA
sso,ooo Owners only apply 70 N. r. wooLLEY, 75 Uni
versity place
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A FINE NEW HOUSE. ON THE BEST STREET IN
n Elizabeth, N. J to exchange for Brooklyn or New
York Property; will pay some cash if frequired.
II. r. DREW & CO., l65 Fifth avenue.
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VNTANTED-A CLERK IN FIRST CLASS FAMILY
w grocery store one who thoroughly under tands tho
business and Is able to furnish good city APP
ply to W. A. CAMP, 2t4 sd av., corner 10Th 81.
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VVANTED-A SITUATION AS BO0KKEEPER OR
w Office clerk entry clerk by young OF expo
ycncc, has best reference Address W. l.. b., care w. j.
Young I79 Readc Il.
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A SUB-EpIrOR WANTED; GOOD WRITER: PER-
N fcctly familiar with insurance matters who
influence advertisements from Insurance companies.
Address UB-EDIfOK, box 1866 Herald office.
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TIRE TRADES

A FIRST CLASS CUTTER CAN BE HAD AT ONCE
n For particulars and reference apply at BELL
CO. IS, IS Union square
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SITUATION WANTED-BY MARRIED MAN; IS
"A able OF driving and taking horses; is
we'll acquainted in the cities of New York ana Brooklyn
40 81 rrnr
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SITUATION WANTED-AS COAUMAN AND
n groom by u young man, Protesant can do plain
gardening; best references Address W. box l6 Herald
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

A HOUSE NEAR CENTRAL PARK TO EXCHANGE
n for Lots or other Real Estate.
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C17 WEST 18TH ST., SECOND FLOOR REAR.-A
OIL young girl as chambermaid and waitress, will
do general nousework in a small private family good
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O1O EAST eth STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
DO girl as chambefinaid and seamstress. GILL Tor
txvod davs
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G.
O
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D
8
WE would respectfully invite the atte
w tion Of the Trade to our fresh asso
DRY GOODS !!

Anticipating liberal trade. we are now
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality OF Mems and Boys' WEAR. DRESS
GOOOs. PAkASOLS, PANIERB, SKIRTS.
sHEET1NGs.S s.SHIRTIEGS, LINENS, WHITE
uooDs' and an endless line OF NOTIONS.
As II would be almost impossible to enume-
rate our large stock, will say, as the season
ausances' number OF new styles will be-
auueo' 60 that purchasers can always RELY
upon being supplied with the latest novelties
IN the market. All orders receive our prompt
ana personal attention. Our prices will be
found as low as any can or will offer for caab
Soliciting the favor Of a call and examina,io,,
OF our stock we are, very respectfully.
April 25 PORTER sr1rr
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State of South Carolina .Richland Co.
co URT OF COMMON PLEAS
Phineas Frazee rs. Thomas NJ. Payeinrer.
copy Summons for Money Deinand.-
Complaint not Serred.
TO THOMAS NJ. PASSENGER, Defendant in this
action:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
II to answer the complaint in this action.
which will be filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Court OF Common Pleas. for the said
county. and to serve copy of your answer
On the subscribers. at their Office, No. 5 Law
Range, Columbia, s. c., within twenty days
after the service of this summons on YOU. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service.
f You fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for tho sum OF five
hundred dollars, with interest ut the rate of
thirty per cent. per nnnum from the twelfth
day OF May, one thousand eight hundred and
Heventy-one. and costs.
Dated Columbia, s. c., April 8, 1872
MCMASTEK& LECONTE
apr! tho Plaintiffs AttOrDeys
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New Books Just Received

New Books Just Received
T. Il Y ANS BOOK * TO II F. +!
THREE CENTURIES OF ENGLISH IT..
Il TERATURE; by Yonge-price 50.
Holland, NJ. D-s2.
Leaders OF Public Opinion in England; by
Brooks, tLondon)-*2. Around the World:
bby Rev. Dr.. Prime, with Plates-s3. Tho
Mars OF the Huguonots; by pr. Hanna-s1. SO.
south sea Bubbles; by the Earl and the Doc
$50 At Home and Abroad; by Hon. John
+. hennedy-s2. Una and Her Paupers, with
an Introduction by Florence Nightone ale.
Irne as Steel; by Marion Harland. Good-Bye.
Flower-75 cents. Mabel Lee; by author Va
ierle Aylmer-sl. And other new standard
Works and Novels.
:, 1Alao, new supply Of sTEREOSCOPIC
VIEWS, cOlored and plain. April al
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State of South beville Co
GAI,L1 n Z, "a 49,, - NO'

COCRT OF COMMON PLEAS.
james y. King plaintiff. rs. j. Henly Smith.
doing business under the name of j. HcnIy
smith ~ Co., defendant. Summons
FOR IetieJ-Ctmpidint not Serued
To the defendant, j. Henly Smith, whose
Christian name is unknown to the said
plaintiff, doing business under the name OF
J. Heniy Smith IL Co.
VOC are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the complaint in this action.
which IL filed in the office of the Clerk OF Com
mon Pleas for the said County, and to serve
copy Of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers, at their Office. at Able
the, service hereof, exclusive OF tho day or
such service; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, tho
plaintiff Il this action will apply to the Court
for the relief dcma ndt in tile complaint.
Dated 2sth OF March, 1872
- BURT T. VANCE
May tho Plaintiffs Attorneys
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They have lately introduced. into the
street lamps of London, strips of look
ing-glass in the roofs. The reflection is
said to throw three times as much light
as the ordinary lamp.
A Methodist preacher has been SEN
fenced to "bread and water" for eleven
days, in Sweden, for endeavoring to
gain proselytes to his denomination.
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HENRY A. HILLS.

~. IM0s Hair Dye does not Stain The Linen.
May II I3T1
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RNIARRIAGE GUIDE-EVERy ONE nc

0NIARRIAGE GUIDE-EYERY ONE HIS
OWN DOCTOR-Being private instructor
Tor married persons, or those about to be
married, both male and female, in everything
concerning tho physiology and rotations Of
our sexual system, and tho production and
prevention of offspring, including all tho new
5dlscoveries never before given in the English
language, by VIM. YOUNG, NJ. D. This is
really valuable and interesting work. It is
written in plain language for the general
reader, and is illustrated with numerous en-
cravings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
Impediment to married life, should read this
book. It discloses secrets that every one
should be acquainted with; still it is a book
that must be locked up and not let lie about
the house. It will be sent to any address on
receipt Of fifty cents. Address DR.. WM.
Philadelphia.
NO matter what may be your disease, bcforo
you place yourself under the caro- of any one
OF the QUACKS-native and foreisn-who ad-
vertiae In this or any other paper, get a copy
OF Dr. foung's book aud read it carefully. It
Wiu be the means Of saving you many a dol.
lar, your health, and possibly your life. DR..
Young can be consulted on any Of the diseases
described in his publications BY mail or at his
Philadelphia. Nov % [Gmo
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OOhoMbIA :. C IHORSDAY MORNING. MAY 16 1872 VII
Special Not1oes.

DR.. TUFTS PIlls-Is purely vegetable
concentration for keeping the bowels in
natural motion and cleansing the system of
all impurities, and positive cure for consti-
patton. They restore tho diseased Liver.
stomach and Kidneys, to healthful action,
rate tho whole system.
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State of South Carolina--Abbeville Co

state OF South Carolina--Abbey Co
COUKT OF COMMON PLEAS.
VIM. II: Parker, late Commissioner in Equity
and Special Referee in estate OF J. F. Mar
snail, deceased, with power and authority
10 collect assets" DC, plaintiff, against
james Amg Cromer, defendant Copy sum.
nous. For Relief. Complaint not Serued.
TO the defendant, JAMES Ara, CnoMEa:
VOU are hereby summoned aud required
Il to answer the complaint in this action.
which 10 filed in the Office OF the Clerk of Com
mon Pleas for the said County, and to serve q
copy OF yonr answer to the said complaint on
the Subscribers, at their office, Law Range,
service hereof, exclusive OF the day OF such
service; and il you fail to answer the COM
Plslnt within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
10 THIS action will apply to the court for tho
relief demanded in the complaint.
MCGOWAN d PARKER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the defendant, JAMES A. CRoMER:
Iake notice that the summons in this case,
OF which the above is q copy, WAS fled in the
once OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Common
tieas, at Abbevile G. H., in the County OF
Aobevllle, State OF South Carolina, on the Sd
May, 1917 MCGOWAN i PARKER,
May thG Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Tongues, Strips. Beef, &c.
q DOZ. SMOKED B. TONGUES,
~ 3C0 lbs. prime Smoked Beef.
900 lbs. Breakfast Strips,
Fulton Market Corned Beef
Picked Pig Pork, for sale low by
April "a +. HOPE.
Choicest May Butter.
= TUBS "Gilt Edge new GOSHEN BUT.
= LEX. GEO. SiMMERS.
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For Rent.
SIORE ROOM, corner OF Richardson and
- Laurel streets, now occupied by J. S,
Chambers. Cotton Merchant. Possession
given lst June. Terms easy. Apply to
1laS ~ j.. w. SEIBEI.S II co.
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EOME GA .Jan,iorv11 10

ROME. GA, January IL, 1871.
Or. W. ~ 1aH-DEAn SIR: Having used
your Liver Pills, and finding none that have
done my wife or myself as much good, l
would like to know if they would do ar well
North rs here. l intend going North in
as III this climate, want to take them on with
me. Hoping to hear from you soon, I remain
your oSedient servant,
HENRY A. Hills
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HANGING BIZ INCHES. We clip the fol-
lowing from the New York World. AS q

HANGING By INCHES. We clip the fol-
lowing from the New York World. AS q
revolutionary incident, it has interest:
a curious reminiscence of revolutionary
times has been brought to light in the
matter OF TIE recent application to Con-
gress by an aged lady for payment of the
services of her father, an officer in the
old Continental navy. It appears that
the officer in question performed, in ad-
dltion to his ordinary duty as cruiser,
some important services in England for
the secret committee OF Congress, at the
risk, if detected, of being subjected to
the fate of some of his comrades.
''They were marched upon q floating
machine, their bodies, legs and arms so
ironed that they could not bend either;
the machine was towed at high water to
q gallows, erected by Government or
ders; the hangmnn made the halters fast
to the gallows, and left them to die at
leisure-that is, by inches, as the tide
fell" The committee considering the
claim, reported in favor of itsSpayment.
PERsoNAn.-We were pleased to re-
ceive call, during the past week, from
DR.. Ayers traveller, Mr.. 81. 0. Clark,
who was in our town devoting his time
uuu atIdutlou 10 tne pIepaIutlOnS OF the
great medicine man. This call has bo-
come pleasant annual to us, from the
able and reliable business character of
the accomplished gentlemen whom this
firm send out to transact their business.
No house is better known or valued by
the press for its promptness in settle
ment than the we'll established and popu-
lar J. @. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
whose medicines have become house
hold necessity. and won the confidence
and praise of all. Our own acquaintance
with them has extended over series of
years, and We have invariably found
them, their travellers and their medi-
cines, worthy of the concentrations they
everywhere receive.
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WHOSE HANDSOME House Is TuAT?-Such
was the inquiry Of traveller as he passed an
unusually we'll finished country residence, not
sashes, the brightness of tho glass, the beau.
ty OF the doors, the classic patterns Of the
mouldings, the neatness of the balusters, and
the tatelness OF the pillars around the piaz.
"a. all struck tho traveller with astonishment
and admiration. And no wonder, for thcy
we're all furnished by Mr.. p. P. ToALE, No. 20
Hayne street, Charleston, s. G, A27
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-22
LIKE SUPERIOR ITENS.

From Portage Lake Gazette
Energy wanted.-There never was period in the
career of Lake Superior industries when circumstances
so combined as they do at present. to arouse and call
forth the best energies of the people identified with
the country the subject of internal improvements
Will use no other.-If American consumers and
manufacturers can get Lake Superior copper they will
use no other even If the latter is to be bad at con-
siderable decrease in per pound which fact plain
" shows that our metal is the best in the world
Its value-The value of pig iron manufactured in
the United States last wear was S75,ooo,0 o. The
product of the rolling mills and forges was s6Sooo,-
600 the value Of other manufactures was I62"Ootoo
and the entire value of manufactured iron for the
was S9O0,o00,o00.
They have an eve on Lake Superor-Great inter
est is manfestng itself abroad toward the copper
mines OF Lake Superior. In England inquiries touch
ing our copper fields are being earnes ly pushed and
agents are now in the country collecting data &c, &c
We hope English any other foreign capitalists do
come up here for the purpose OF developing some OF
our copper deposits, they will not be wheedled into
purchasing some worthless whose only real
claim is based on Of surface eligibility OF
location or apparent eminent respectabiity on the
part of the seller.
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Cabinet; Admiral Porter, and Staff; Gen Geo. B.
Mcclellan; Gen. Phil Sheridan; Gen Winfield S.
Hancock; Gov. Fletcher of Missouri; and many other
distinguished military and naval officers have also
given positive assurance that they will be present.
cen Stephen \. HurlbUrt viii deliver the grafton.
IL IS intended that this shall be the grandest cee-
braon ever observed in the state consisting of Grand
Professions of Military and Civic Society Fire Com
panlcs and delegations from every county in the state
There will be sailing matches, Regattas and Horse
Races IN the afternoon and gorgeous display of Fire
W orks III the evening.
halroads will carry at reduced and by special
trains OF which notice will be given through the press
We cordially invite all Military organizations, Civic
societies and Fire companies in the be present
on that occasion in their collective capacities also
specially invite all soldiers of the late war; we invite
every man, woman and child in Wisconsin to come and
contribute By their assistance and presence in making
the celebration magnificent success.
Come, when practicable, in delegations. All organ
zations should notify the undersigned at as early
day as practicable that they may be assigned proper
places in the Grand Procession
JAS l.. HILL, GEORGE E. BRYANT
Estes WILSON S w BoTKIS
ROBERT WooTTES, r. j. CHASE,
General Committee.