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STRIKER 4 WOOD,
Dealers In Real Estate and Land Agents,

On Sd st, near Fisklen Lucas Banking Hosss.
J. LIyINGsTON STRIKER, Of ST. lnsl, MINI.
WILLIAM l.. WOOD, late Of New York.
4 LII descriptsos Of Heel Estate bought ard sold
IA in this city aad through the state Of Iowa
and the North-wsst.
Money invested, and Tsa ~ paid for residents.
Careful attention given 10 convey sLcin8 aLdsx-
snining Of Titles.
All Notarial business pro mi pity traniaetsd.
asvnR ~ vBhhIssIok 10
Nsssvs Ford, Gorksm Ford, BANKERS, ksokukt
Chapin 4 Lee, ''
Charles Parsons, ESQ. Banker,
ColbA Reed, EA%., /" -
Hon. chas Good year, eshohsris Cosnsy Bank
0sv. WILMA Gorman, -. Paul, Aipnefotai
hx-dos. AlNS. ksnsey, - sask8
Msssrs. AcKubin Edgsrson, bankers, st. Psul;
Jss. c. \. PsiSs, ESQ, City Bank, Albany, N. u;
Nsssrs. A. II. Mcclure Co.,
Hon. Dan'l B. Diskinson, Binghamton.
Hon. y. Mp. Hail,
VIM. h. Osborns, Bank Of
Esos. ys5>Ss s.=... s.....rti.s, %
Hon. Schuyler Collar. South Bend, Ind.
Hon. Rob't sniih. Altos, Ills.
Chsrry Valley hsnk, otssoc oDsnty, N. \.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
kEOKIk, IOWA.
FRUIT TREES,


SICH as Apple, Peach,
~ Pear, Plum, Cherry /,
Ounce, dc.; and tlesmall
fruits, Raspbcrries. Cur
rants, Straw berries Goose
berries, DC.
Also, . large quantity II
fataw ba aud Isabcll q
Grape Roots.
A large quantity of
DIV ARR Trees, particu-
iarly Pear and Cherry,
which arc very desirable
for etty plppI,pg
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Neal Estate Tor sale =, narxaa,



Office ia tho CITY Hec orisr's Uthea keokuk.
l urS and in block &c, between 9Th aud 9th
IL streets, on Exchange.
Also, 60 feet fronting on 5ta street, by l36 feet
deep 70 alley, between Bank and Timea--wiil sson
be good tor business locations.
Also 50 feet gu 5th street, by 100 feet deep, be-
tween Timea and Demoine.
Lo.- and 10 in block la5 ION Concert street, be-
tween 3tk aud lsth, beautifully situated for
dwellings.
Aiso, acres Of land in the Graham tract a
mies FROM he old limits cpl. ud,d loSa tioA
for garden and priya.e Dwelling, or to lay out in
lots, which could be- sold Immediately. Terms easy,
As1, 10 acres ii miles from old city limits
good iJr garlening purposes or private residences.
Also. 10 aeres IL 3arasndale, z miles from old
city limits, on the railroad Elm wood. Could
be laid out ia iets and sold soon.
Lot 10 Ia block -, Morgan ct, bet sh and
9th, vita tw1 story btiek house, good rooms eel.
lar and porch, with a never failing woli Of good
water.
Alsp, thrse story brick building on 5tn street
20 by W feet deep, IN block, and rented a
81 900 peE angam For year, only occupied f0I
furniture waEerooms by Duaeou Co.
Also, ofspt en- eth by 50 feet deep, bet. Mar
AM Johuson VIII make good business l2ts -
IeTtas reasonable.
The above property Is better located than an,
a1eroi iof zgle IN this city. For particulars
apply tn JOHN STANSUs,
In Ice ,rders ofaes, cor. 5th i johnson eta.
apYs-3
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Mason's
BURLINGTON


For unlimited course in Double. Entry Boo
Keeping, Commercial Calculations, Penmans hi y,
dc, so 90.
rHE DESIGN or THIS INSTITUTION
% afford young men theoppnrtunity of qualifying
themselves forthe duties Of the Counting House
In thorough ard expeditions manner.
TIE CoILkeIATE COURSE
will be the same as followed BY the Mercantile
College # Pennsy lyania, which has been recon.
monded by tho highest commercial authority in
the country, NJ the most comprehensive and prse
teal ever introduced.
PEsSkANRHIp.
As good handwrtingis Justly regarded an
indispensable requisits 10 good business tduca
tion, unremiitng attention will be given in this
department..
COMMERCIAL LAW LscruREs
will be delivered by Mr., Ben Darw IN one Of the
ablest members Of the Burlington Bar.
An ELE6ASr pIrLoAA,
under the seal of the State College Of Pcnnsylya.
MIA signed by the Faculty, IL granted TO those
who pass asatisfactory examination. This instru.
ment will be found a passp ~ to the confidence Of
business houses in every part Of the lnion.
ESFor fnll particulars, send for circular by
mail Oet3 div
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Sligo ana Tyrone Iron St,re,

y ii. III. IT
80. lonts. no.
nm a3aie eetsbF2'ee lfaGi4 Of Iron arc naals
factsiel by lyog. sh,fb Go. alone If Penn.
sylsanla, 9ho. pDJcr are aaaag euent, surperv,ss
sSsfy fresesk r e3nySrsis fFVa TIA. ora To the
finished bar, std wslh the use OF caarc,s al as :
iael lndef ihe came ~ se they conduct al Agen-
ey iunse in ST. Louis ~isere il Kept constantly On
band Asry large assortment II the abose hr .n,ie
every biF and bundle Of which il distinctly r.rk
with The lame tSli9o" or Tyrone" To dec lar.
~. qnaiity. The excellence ard uniform character
81 These irons are welt known, aad merchants. M
ehitilsts and iron workers generally, who require
~ honest, reliable article will certainly end il M
advantage ~ make trial II them.
The - Louis House IL now supplied with fres b
assortment made With special care, which they Of
Ter to de iers with every confidence in its eharac
ter. LYON, oii0KB d CO.,
Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store.
Me- 26s North Second ST., 1t. Louis, Mo
dEa. ID. HAlL. Agent [s,1sndt w6,n3
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sIoS or THE noauaK Lotx l5s ussos BLOCK,
Main Street. sak nh Iowa.
Wholesale and y eaalI Dealers,
A RE receiving large and general s<sortn snt Of
n HARDWARE D HOUSEKEEPING AREA,
to which the ittsnton ef dealers and cssteaera 10
respectfully invited.
keoku mnvyi. 'h6.d1u
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Il
complete and perfect
;, COOKING STOVE NOW In USE
The Patterns entirely new, having been made
by us this year. They fast supplanting ell 9th
CIR Cooking stoves in the market, The demand for
them IL already so great that We are preparing to
manufacture fftyui them per day. Those wanting
that almost indil pensiblc article, good Cooking
Stove, should remember that improvement and
progress the order II the day and that in ar
ticle Of domestic use, has there been greater i'm
prusemert, within the lastten years than the one
now under consideration. Therefore, you will
greatly promote your interests by selecting the
"NEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
nprefersEce to takingup with one Of anantiquated
pattern.
sAD- For sale Wholesale and retail, at our store,
No. 81 Main-st., hE0kUK, IOWA, whete can al
ways be- found the most complete and varied aasort
ment Of Cooking, Heating, aud falor Stoves ever
offered in the West.
G2s-A lso, Timers Stock Of all kinda. BY
W. S. MouRE, BRIDGE BIO.
Agent. tjani -dyl
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4. /. coHHAbLx. eno. D. nYSn
ssHss2tIsati 4 as icons.
HsAIsRs IkfEhHHsssx InoN,
A.L.cossAsls.


MERCHANTS,
Mes. 81 and 5s, Lsvss, opposite snboat Landing
:KE0Euk, IOWA.
WE are nov In receipt u lsrgs siesk Of goods
w In our line for winI1R TaADk, 70 hish The at.
tsntion Of CASE cusronxRs or rnohpr rins SuYxxs
y collected. Our stssA v PARTLY sowtAssd u ihs
-
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tive B0U0oe
lust received from New York. They are supe-
~ rior 10 any thing ever before brought 10 this
| fast city. for beauty, style. comfort of ~, and
perfection 10 every particular that will odd u
she durability Of boots made on them. They
were made under The special care and direction Of
one Of the oldest and most succsssfui boot max
10 New York city. s e
When you arc Il leisure, cali in ri s. A
DUKES Shoe Shop, No. 50, and see them.
= aur73-d
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spring ana summ,

SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J. II. HUTCHINSON. DEWEY.
HUTCHINSON DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Thifd-st., bet Main a jehnson.......... X EokUk,
Lave Jast received at their Fashiona BILE Tailor
Ling and Furnishing ests ishnent a cno ce and
eaeelleussappiy ai BroAicloths, Cnssimeres, Vest
ihgs, and dsas. furu shing Goods of all descr ip-
i1as, and guarantee thai their xork shall be done
in ihr inosi approved and satisfactory manner
They are constantly receiving tn New York and
Philadelphia fashions; and respectfully solicit ali
who desire good work and the best material to give
them call. Agents for
FRANCIS sAHaS's SYSTEM or dARxKYr CUTTING.
Aiso Reports Of Fashions.
taeh23-ily HUTCHINSON A DEWEY.
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HARWARE AND OUTLERYl

y. w. = II. r u q r 4 q
r IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i have In store, and are rcsieving their supplies
for the spring trade, direct from the makers, which
they oder to cash and prompt time-buyers on "a
vorable terms. The stock being unusually large,
they eonddsptiy solicit On examination VI the same.
fsb3S-AAw b. VAN. TUCKER.
M lLAkkS $50 Manufacturers will hnd . con-
AVA slant upply Of large Circular saws, warrsn-
ted and at the nanufactursrs prices; ray 48, 80,
81 and 81 isohss. and when required, 90 inches
gethsr with tho smaller siIes, NJ the sign of the
Red Paddock. 6.W. H.1uCkER
nAy2ldAw.
a xES AXIS Hunt ,Collins ,Simnens' lip
IA pfncott's axss, for sale low by
S. ". D H. TUCKER
CpADKs-Amss' ,Rowiands and other hfands;
~ Tor sale by 8. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
g HOvELS--Alnss,, kowland's and other brands
- for sale hy b. w. Az. TUCKER.
LOEs--Solid goose neck, riveted, castst.l plan
L tsrs, and Carolina hoes for sale In great w.
riety ~ \. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
4 TX and Trace Chains, = large stock, for sale low
~ by Wan. TUCKER
(vORN PLANTRRS-A Superior artieie Tor horse
~ power, and . wonderful ishar ard time saving
machine. for sale BY 4. W. III. TUCKER
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REAL ESTATE sOnsAlr.

NINI. ENTAII FOW AAlI.
A GOOD ilnpros farm Of one hundred an. six
IA ~ acres ~ miles from Hamilton III Also
the following property, IN the town vi Hamilt ton
one two+stery frame house, nearly new with eigh,
rocts, aud good basement and cellar, with four
lots also one-story house with four rooms spd
kitchen, ets.ar and cistern also one-story tram,
house. With kitchen aud three lots well lcated or
Main street ALTO 81 lots, we'll located ard irsira
biz sitaail ens for building All the above will b.
sold accommodating terms, aud at hess than ha II
keoknA prizes. Inquire of
j Z J X. LLOYD,
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JEwkLEt VI every dssari ptlos mao af@egursd u
~ erdsr ~ sAh'L u. HkIDikn,
Eshf9I El Maia-sfrsst.
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IA OARD.

lAvlN1 sold tie Eagle Clothing storsts Mr..
LIZ. D. Ms,tby, ItAks pleasure in Recommending
hin " my old oass0nss And the public genera y,
=. In every way worthy Of their custom and good
will
=, have left my books and accounts with Mr.; Wn:
Vincil, and earnestly request all persona indshtsd
" osii anu 90 ttie ~ once. -
mchl7d s9t&H HARRY FULTON
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N ELAsNOT'

vIHE LATEST an
most imIortsn
tmprovem Mt IN III
Photographic Pr cess,
- the MkLAisorYPE,
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"a MAIN A RTIST BRIDE, OR THE BRO
Ststrsst. "A KER'6 HEIR, BY Emerson Bennett,
tARthos Of Prairie Flower, Forged Will.
Oh MAINlFor sale by y. X. HART \ SON,
O~tStres<. may5d ~ Main-st.
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ThO Eagle ClOthIng store.
VyShR undcssigued would respectfully snnonncs
l ~ tho customers Of the shove named sstab-
iishmsnt and thepublic generally, that he hes psy.
chased the entire stock aud good will Of the Same,
and that he will be In the constant receipt Of and
keep on hand, . eosd assortment Of .cvcrything
usually found IL such e. Establishments.
Mr.. Wm. Vinci,, whose pleasing sddi efa and long
ex psrience In the busness veil known, will
main Is salesman, and no pains viii Be spared &c
show that 30 far ~ lbsraliy and fair dealing are
concerned nothing he's been lost by the change.
mchl7d l.. b. MALTBY.
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A UTOBI09RAPHY OF PETER
n CARTWRIGHT the back woods
edited by W. p. Strickland.
For sale by T.. X. IL. as.
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voHAm essnes, Rfuss WntSss ~ 4 asysea, ssd
- Fstss RAstsy's pspsiar Biography, tw sale II
sssA b0DKk, DE0NntLl %.
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n 4 MAIN II D UCATIONAL ESSAYS,
Jetstreet. IL by n. Thompson, b. D., l.. l.. D.,
new edition, revised and enlarged,
edited by Rev. ID. w. Clark, b. d.
For sale by n. X. HAS.
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NWsTWTNuUbUhVR.
r1NHE undersigned, having formed = co-partpsr-
L ship, under the name and style Of MaYshall 4
Bruce and purchased the interest Of A. J. Wiikia-
son in the firm VI Wilkinson 4 Marshall, will cor
tinue the business ~ uholcsAls ana retail Drug
gists, at the old stand, corner Of Main aud Third
streets. hiCHARD MARSHALL.
MICHAEL X. BRUCE.
keokuk March 30. ls5--suy-dkw
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n. K. HART a son

A RCTIc ADVENTURES BY SEA
"A and Land, from tho earliest date
to tho last expeditions In search u
Sir John Prank lin: Edited by Epe
Sargent. For sale by
may5-d e. X. HART i SON.
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flNALES AND TAkIN9s, SKETCH
/ - and incidents from the itinerant
and editorial budget Of Rev. J. v. Wat
son, ID. b. For sale by
Elk. HART 4 SON.
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" 11 VIII Ue
rates by (
March ., l6AA. --AM
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IL is excessively dry here We have had rain since
last wrote you The crops suffer much, and is diff
cult 10 procure any pasture at all g. M. Y.
P. ST. open my letter to inform you that the Mogol
Ion Indians attacked Colonel John Walker Indian agent
and escort the goth instant about sunset Fort
Thorn have just received letter from Colonel Walker
IN which he states that In company with his interpreter
NJ Carson, lbrother Of Kit,l he riding about fifty
yards behind his escort which consisted Of three soldiers
and sergeant, when he heard the crack Of rife and
felt the heat OF bah his head it passing through
his hat simultaneously lodged in the hip Of
his horse e looked around and about sixty Indians
in hot pursuit. when he knocked the out of his
horse with his umbrella and put spurs 10 him in good
earnest The Indians got his paokmule and all his bag
gage papers &c Colonel W. and company got into Fort
Thorn without further damage He is agent for the In
dams Ia the Mesa country, and is route for his
field OF duty.
The Indians then made their way towards Fort Craig.
Within fifteen twenty miles of the fort they killed
Mexicans, stole four mules and thousand sheep Maj
Porter commanding at this fort out party in pur-
suit They succeeded in recaptung the sheep and mules
and also the mules the Indians originally had three In
number The troops followed them to the mountains,
where they thought it prudent stop General Garland
informed me to-day that he intended send command
after them He also expressed the opinion that there
would be great danger in small parties travelling the
southern route, since Colonel Bonneville committed such
havoc in their ranks.
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DEATH OF DIR. RUFUS W. GRIswoLD.


The New York papers of yesterday announce the
(eath of Dr. Rufus w. Griswold. We are indebted
/ the Evening Post for the suhjoiEed biographi..
a sketch Of this distinguished writer:
Dr. Rufus Wilmot Griswold died at his residence in
s city last evening, at the age of tnrty-two He was
Rnn In Rutland county, Vermont, February 10. 1915,
(a after travelling extensively through Europe and
(merca, was married, and took orders minister of
Pc Baptist denomination. He rarely preached, how
per- but from early age has devoted himselfassiduously
literary pursuits. He began by editing small conn
p nevspaper-was afterwards associated with Horace
reey in the publication of the New Yorker, and with
k Benjamin and Epes Sargent in that Of the Brother
nathan and the New World, and in 1912 took charge
eahaus Magazine. which rapidly Improved under his
n In the same year appeared his poets and Poetry
AMERICA one Of the most popular compilations of the
fldeyer published IN this country. " was followed
the Poets and Poetry Of England Ia the Nineteenth
(1ilY The Prose Writers of America The Female
Fss Of America The Sacred Poets of England and
kaerea Washington and the Gcnafas Of the Revolu-
bon Napoleon and the MaIshals Of the Empire; The
FPuBican Court &C. He was also engaged on an IL
snted Life of Washington at tho time Of his death.
Hous miscellaneous publications In addition to these,
|sdty to his industry and mental activity i~ h-a-
~ was consumption, and his last illness I'M
|aay painful and proracte He leaves three children,
whom the Youngest is boy yet in his infancy. Ills
neral viii be solemnized nj Calvary Baptist Church on
|shday noxt"
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland Consolidated
LOTTERY for the benefit Of the sasquehanua Canal &c class 49,
drawn August ~, 1857:
81 Al Is 80 II 8 70 40 IS 2s "a "a
The following the Maryland
Lottery, the benefit Of Carroll County Be- 49,
August n, 1857;
Ie Sc 40 10 SO 80 so 50 % 9 36 IS As
The following tho drawn numbers of the Patapso Institute
terry class los, drawn August "a, 1857;
Al 3s 70 So SO 55 35 "a 70 IS SO
The following the the paiapsco
terry class 1870, drawn August 2s 1851
81 81 AZ % 60 10 81 rs "A 81 aa 70 Is 9
Il kRANcE Co, Managers.
D H. McPHAl, Commissioner
Aug 2a-1tf
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W0oNens.
1857.
$. c. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.

.. c. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors and
finding discriminating public bestovng their patron
exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
Broadway No 25 OF Murray street.
Ioe the Hall This warehouse with the
recent extensive enlargement OF their factory viii enable the snbsc
bcrs keep hand all larger OF Are and burglar
proof safes than other establishment in the world Particular az
will I've constructing private families match
with other furniture security Of plate and ewey
Also
VIII keep all kinds Of chests vau
proof locks ior banks
or store doors Joness patent pernua bank lock and cyges
patent letter lock. without key -
g. c. HERRING & Co.,
Nos 1876, 1877, and 1850 Water street. and
No. 25l Broadway, corner Murray st., New York.
r. COYIE & CO.,
Washington, D. c.
W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nav o6-Iy Richmond, Virginia
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INTERIOR DEpARIMEsr.

Land O6cs Decision. In case where an individual
Unable to surrender his duplicate certificate of location
lpped for the delivery to him of his land patent that had
made out and alleged that the duplicate certificate
I'd besn fraudulently obtained trep, him and
Justly withheld, the local land officer applied here for in
ucons as his duty in the premises and answered
ky the commissioner as follows:
1.-THE general rule is that the duplicate must in all
bases be surrendered before the delivery of the patent
But when the duplicate Is audulently withheld from the
Lyne the following course may be pursued Let the pur-
khser or locator after filing an affidavit Of the facts
lend notice to the wrongful holder of the duplicate de-
handing its return and stating that he viii make mme
bate application for the delivery Of the patent to him.
Then let notice to this effect b pHtlishsd By the bona
RI owner once week for four consecutive weeks in the
district newspaper having the largest circulation, Of the
kongfu ohtenson Of his duplicate, and his purpose to APP
BY for the patent in his name. Upon the filing in
Four Office Of certified copy OF the notice and publica
ZION, the patent may be delivered unless good cause
|hould be shown to you why this should not be DONE
|d in that case you will stay proceedings for insruc
hons
Pension Bureau Bounty Land Warrant Fmyaies. Off
M Information has Dean RECEIVED Of the conviction
)saee and imprisonment Of Charles b. Miner at Hart
d Connecticut for forging bounty land claims, and Of
Die rearrest and confinement in JAIL to await trial. of
James R. Buchanan of jackson Fort, Arkansas, for org-
Jag bounty land warrants
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SANDS, NATHANS, a. co.'s AMERICAN
CIRCUS
AND
ELEPHANT Exhibition!

Elephant exhibition.
The loading feature this grand exhipon perform
ance q the wonderful educated elephants,
VICTORIA AND ALBERT
unuancd eas have been the wonder aud delight Of thousands
upon thousands in the Pr Iondu New York and Philadelphia
theatres. They exhibit the
MOST ASTONISHING DISPLAYS OF ANIMAL. TRAINING AND M
STINCT EVER BEIIEID
They taught ascend an inclined plank only nine inches
in Width, distance thirty yards where them win
BALANCE HIMSELF ON HIS HEAD
orrn 4 Foor ~ pIAstErEa
They prsrra great variety ra postarg gym
tempted IN America and have been the wonder and
elephants quits young brought ihs com.
,ry in h,rs u. ~ Mr. 3 sanas who parssss them
peior in they performing the
companies the elephants and snpcruiends their performance
PARTICULAR NOTICE
The popretors do most positively and tnequiyooai
extraordinary elephants perform al that an
nouneed illustrated by cuts In their hills and that all he oats s
Illustrated in The ensraSngs aud described arc a9AF done
In the equestrian sd departments hc propeos cona-
Mons FENTE and lis accomplished puI the German acrcba,s
HEIRS VoI.KNiAN and Won Castle;
Mine LOUISE BR0WER, the accomplished coae srcnne
Mr. J. ]. NATHANs, with his talented III PiflIo:
Mr.. wM. AYMAR The eancsran grotesape;
JESSE SANDS lie avote pupil ii Mr. Sands ,be most accom-.
Nj. GEO sEsGElST, the graphic scenic rider;
Among tho comic features Of the entertainment win be
.
PERFORMING zEBRAS
trained In q wonderful manner by c, II. BAssEr
Beautiful displays vanlng umbing sumeraeng 6c by the
troupe 10 which the whole gnnasuc strength c the company an
appear.
The performances will be accompanied viii ,Ae
oTTo HoRNEs NEW YORK coRSEr BAND
Each win With legend @
Mazeppa;
Or tho Wild Horse Of Tartafy.
Clowns Messrs BRowFR and AYMAR
With several able assistants
In tho forenoon splendid outside PROCESSION Of elephants with
the magnificent Band Chariat,
DRAWN BY A TEAM OF SIN!
VIII parade through the principal streets,
VIII exhibit at Georgetown Wednesday September 10 Alex
anda Thursday September IL Wellington
Saturday 18th and 10th days Of september
Admission % cents half price,
Doors open at y and 0p Performances half hour
afterwards,
Free Erh5tig,
Terrible from ground the top Of
the pavilion, $50 feet by Madame IEoNTINE Immediately before he
opening Of the doors Cor the afternoon performance.
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-29
SAW DErARnlgST.

Commodore Stephen Cassin, who was placed by the
se naval board the retired list died this morning, in
georgetown, ID. c. He was native of Pennsylvania,
bonn which State he appointed in February, 1890
he date Of his commission captain is March g. 1926.
The Navy Department this morning received informa-
m Of the death Of Lieutenant W. IL. Cheever, who died
\ Rio Janeiro, the 18th Of July last. He was at
hd to the United States frgate st. Lawrence belong
tg to the Brazil squadron
4tgOnaaog,. Joseph Il. Dewitt bag been appointed a
nsoa agent at Philadelphia vice ID. Anderson, re-
lined