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IOIHy.
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water acts upon tbs Heart, Liver, Kidneys
geStlve Organs, and GlknIuisr Sysfem.
The hitch has atft ued ihe Of this rsmed
ia private practice and the endersenssni Of medical
thorty enable recommend il To the pfactitoue
and the public, feeling confident that with fAir trial IL
will attest It's e1ceiienc. the Of Chronic dis
ahieh Indicate Iodine, such serofua Bropchts
skin Eruptions Heart. Liver aud Kidney Diseases. Ner-
was Affections, Neuralgia, rheumatism Dyspepsia De
tBtty ~ pulls etc.
Physicians may rely upos the uniform strength OF
laIfne Water containing thtsc1usrt-r grams psr.
Ioioe ia each fuia pare water besss
sssa II not liable 10 decoal Spontaneously
formed inc qualities; neither the Iodine ydz.d
neutralx.I BY combination Nh any ingredient render
inx this solution superior any other method Of exLi
ting Iodine
Pull directions accompany zach bottle that il may
used family nledieine well " the profession.
Price dollar bottle On receipt Il I've dollars
six bottles delivered free by express any address
Beware of Counterfsits and limitations which uprinci-
pied dealers endesvor to dispose Of reputation,
See signature and trade marx 1.-THE Greek word head
lug this advertisement upon the labels aud wrappers Of
each bottle, without which nome il genuine.
Circulars gratis.
DIR. III. ASDERS co.
Physicians and Chemists
msyaldswem No AS Broadway. New York
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4 SCISSORS NOTICE.
OFFICE U. g. ASSESSOR INTERNAL REVENUE ,
FIRST CoLl EcrIns DISTRICT,
Mr.. PLEASANT Henry Co Iowa Oct 1ntb 1894

FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT,
MT PLEASANT, Henry Co., Iowa, Oct Goth, 1854
Notice Is hereby given to all whom 1t may concern
that in conformity with Joint resolution Of Congress
imposing special Income Tax" approved July 1854
70 i"sesdf htrfrne aHa 70 support fAe orer~-
msht and pay ssfercsf fke public debt that The A.
sors OF the LIST "a and 18th Dsisiont In the
county OF Lee have completed the said Assessment Lists
Vi spee INCOME 1a1 and Il at said lifts male and
Ken VIII DC onnn m possession OF the Assistant Assessors
~ eir respective Dvisions and also In this Office sub
ecf to examination for the space Tn dars from the date
hereof and notice is hereby further given that
viii be received and determined by the Dsfret
relative to excessive assessments made
ny the Assistant Assessors at the Office Of c. erine
IN the city OF keokuk, between the hours Of O'Clock
a m and O'Clock p. m. the LIST day OF November
a. u 1904, R.M. PICKgL,
St1s-oso Dist, Asaeeeor
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g6r There is Union Mass Meeting at
Croton today. Col. Sanford is the prp.
opal speaker.
Our Croton friends will remember that
Col. Hills and j NJ Beck's appointment
for Tuesday is postponed to one week
from to-day, Saturday, Nov. 5th.
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uAcAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the burnt face and
hands peariy satin texture Of rsyshing beauty inn
parting the marble purity IF youth and the Dsfisxx APP
pearance inviting in the city belle Of fashson 1t
reckes pmples and ronghness from the skin
leaving the complexion fresh transparent and smooth
1t contains material injurious the skin Patronizet
by Actresses and Opera singers 1t Is what every LADY
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. Z. HAGAN Troy, ny.
Address all orders to
DEAAs BARNES co, New York
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A- If General Mcclellan really ZEN
resents the party and the idea of the
Union, as some of the Democrats claim.
how comes it that every enemy of the
Union, both at home aud abroad prays for
his election?
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s6r Lowry, at the Literary Depot,
has just received Frank Lsslie's Ladies'
Magazine, Continental Magazine, Bon
Ton, and Madame Demorest's Mirror of
Fashions, for November. Madame D. has
got up something very handsome for the
ladies.
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8perial Notices.
LYONS KArHA1nor.

Kathairon Il from the Greek word "Kathro,- or
"Katharo dgnying to cleanse reiuvenae and restore
This article II what its signifies For preserving
restoring and identifying the human hair IL q the most
remarkable preparation in the world. again owned
and put up by the original proprietor and 10 now made
with the care skill and attention which gave II
sale Of over one million bottles per snnum.
1t IL most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradcates scurf and dandruf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling on and turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should Lyons Katharon II Is and used
the civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers DkMAS BARNES CO, New York.
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MEETINGS To-DAY.-.Col Sanford spea ks
at Croton.t
DR. Geo. Shedd, ]. G. Wilson and ].
H. Winterbc.ham speak at Hys,er's School
House.
Hon. John yau valkenburg, Kinley
and Dcrr speak at Chestnut Hill.
DIR. Wahrer, DR.. Siempel and H. C,
Stempel address the Germans at Frank.
lin.
Hon. j. II Sullivan and r. Fl. Gill.
more are posted to speak at Hoosiel
Green.
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAztsE.-By the
kindness fthe Publishers We find upon our
table Blackwood for October; full, as
usual, of well-written aud we'll thought
articles.
Cornelius O'Dowd continues in Part
TX his genial and racy critiques upon
men and women, and other things in
general Then we have: Max Muler's
Second Series; A Review of Remains Life
Of Jesus; Tony Butler, Part le; In the
Garden; Symbols; The London Schools;
Memoirs of Richard Whately; Our Trade;
The Death of Spoke.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co..
New York Price $500, or Blackwood
and the four Quarterlies, SO 90.
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n Kramer, Irwin 4 Co., agents for
the sale of Slocum's Side Loading Re-
volvers." The best pistol now in use
No. l08 Main street. ljune l5tf.
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OCR DUTY.

We deem il duty 20 keep constantly before onr
readers that valuable Of all Incidence known A.
Goes Cough Bssa. Ii has stood the of time and
experiment and all who IL speak in tue most praise
worthy terms Of its medicinal value. IL Is the real duty
II TO keep constant suppiy~of IL In the
house. ready for immediate Not only Ii il most
splendid NEEDY for coughs. sudden colds, Influenza
Group and all throat painis hut II Is the cobsnmI
iives great relief When they far gone that
medicine will then. Goes Congh Basam all
lee found invaluable friend To siay the Ching help
the exp4ctorstion and the sufferer. Why will
that suffering from coughs, ooids Group throat
hoafseness-ana that are liable to pulmonary attseks
not take sdtee and provide yourself with supply
q Goes cough Ealsau-fhe Iesl and ehsapesf Cough
BAAaa ia the world 1t hot forty cent?. and
be fund upon the counters q druggists here
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@- Have curious way of doing bust
ness in some places. General Reed was
posted to speak at Fairfield at the grand
rally Thursday, aud ye, personally re-
ceived no notice of the fact We have
heard of various other instances during
this campaign in which the same thing
has been done Local and county com
mittees should be careful on this score -
The whole business of posting speaker,
without notice or acceptance is wrong. {
wrong to the sneaker and to the public.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNImErT.

The parties In St. Louis and Cincinnati who have been
Counfefeitns the Mustang Eminent under pretece Of
proprietorsAip have been thoroughly e~toped by the
Courts To suard against further imposition l have
procured from the Z. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp which placed the top Of
bote. Each stamp bears the fac stmiL OF my sigma
ture, and without which the article is Counterfeit,
dangerous aui worthless imitation Examine every lot
tie. ThsLinnrn has been in and growing in favor for
many years. There hardly exists tamle; the habit
able Globe that does not contain evidence Of its WONDER
full effects. 1t 10 the best emoent in the world With
present improved ingredients its effects upon
beat perfectly remarkable Sores heale5 pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful
untold ills a@susge For cuts bruises sprans rbsnma
tisD sweng, bites cuts csk Sd breasts strained horses
&c il is Sovereign Remedy that should b- dis
pensed with 1t shouid be in every family sold by 81
Druggists.
oetll-dAw r. BARNES, New York.
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ANOTHER CANNON FoR KEoKUK.-We
learn from the Davenport Gazette of the
9th that brass gun with ammunition
was to be shipped for this city on that
day. Undoubtedly it is for Capt kittle's
Artillery Company.
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Hon. Schuyler OolfAx st
EOK UK!

This Eminent Statesman and Orator
will speak at KEOKUK, on WEDNEs
DAY, November ed, at o'clock P. N.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEI!

(ATCH EL0Rs celebrated HAIR DYE ~ tks Best -
- tao World. The only HsrmIess, Trss $50 Rsisakis
dye known. This splendid liair Dye Is perfect-changes
Red Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly To Gisssr Bisrk
fesirai brsrs without njufng the Hair Staining
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; mparis fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color reti
hes the i'll effects OF Bad Dyes The genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere mita-
tons aud should be avoided Sold by all Druggists &c
PACTORY-sl Barclay-sreet, New York. BsfcHEIoR-
NV ToILxr CRKAH for Dressing the Hair Ijya-dAvly
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CLosED.-Younker d Bros dry goods
store will not be open for business to-
day,
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Auction .

Howe j. Tyler will sell this morning
at 10 o'clock, lot good secondhand furni-
ture, lot coal and wood heating stoves. lot
long linen table-cloths, boots and shoes,
&c DC. Also, at private sale, one good
buggy.
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EE His Honor. Judge Miller, return
ed from Federal Court at Des Moines, yes
terday.
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ELECTION TICKETS PRINTED arc
prepared to gil orders for election tickets
on short notice, at the following rates:
zoo Tickets Including National State County
koo ana lo" ,..p onicers) 50 90
and Township oifcers) ' ' r M
and Township onicersO ' '' 20
Committees and trustees of adjoining
COUNT and townships can send in tbe;,
orders, accompanied by the cash. and the
names Of their county and township off :
GERS, and have their tickets returned
promptly.
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials il
mild and emotientin its nature fragrantly
sceutcd and extremely ben eficial In Its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan2e-1ydAv
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90 DOZ. EXTRA NO. / BROOMS.
~ manufactured from corn, which we Offer for
sale low. ROBERTSON 4 ALBERS.
octl3-d
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HARVEY LESUER.-Of our popular
candidate for Clerk. the Fl. Madison
Plain Dealer says:
"Mr. LeSuer has never sympathsed
with the rebellion nor sported Copper
head breastpir, nor marched under the
standard Of the sssasisns and traitors who
fred upon the National Flag, nor trained
with the STAFF OFFICERS, North or
South, of the rebel chieftain who claims
to be the Presiden, Of the Southern Con-
federscy. On the contrary, when our flag
vas fred upon at Fort Sumter, by the
lawless bandits, be in common with all
truly loyal Democrats declared for the
war, for The National flag and for the
suppression of the rebellion and though
for FIVE years the faithful aud efficient
Deputy in The Clerks office, his ackuowl.
edged services, stood him in no stead as
sgains, his loyal sentiments and from
that day tp this. he has been one of the
most active and jealous Union men in
Lee County.
Rejected IRON Office on account Of his
loyalty, he will be restored by the vote Of
the loyal masses for the same reason. NJ
IL who trains with the synpathizers o
the rebelion-the so called peace Democ
racy can expect, at such time as this
the votes Of tue loyal people, who are de-
J termined that none but true and reliable
Union men shall be their chosen repre-
sentatives.
The eighth of November, the day oil
which the Presidential election take.
place, will soon be here. The day of prep
araton will soon have passed, and tn
: day Of action arrived Let US not aim a
victory but al a complete rout. TIL
States that have recently voted have Sc
Us good example Let US strive to d
even better. We believe we eau We
tiers ct Old Lee, remember next TuesdI
week and let no man falter in his duty"
Mr. LeSuer is capable, honest. loya
Will make splendid clerk, has no symps
thy with treason or traitors /; will not
voted for b. any rebel sympatbser in th
county, and is the very man, that you, a
Union man and DESTROYS of having hon
est, efficient and patriotic public officer
will want to vote for, to I'll the clerk
saip.
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ERESH OYSTERS Just received
l. case Of Spaid's Celebrated Baltimore Oysters a
very Superior article at ROBERTSON 4 ALBERS
ect10-d
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M E DICAL.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
phila Pm.

nisEAsES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, TRINA
IL RY AND SEXUAL sYsTEMS-Ne~ and reliable
tresfmeni-in Reports 81 the Howard Associsfioh-Sen
nv mail In sealed hitter envelopes. free q charge Ad
dress Dr. skILLlN HOUGHIOS, Howard Association.
No s0sth Sinth street Phnsdsphis. Pa nev7 es ~
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The Stations above mentioned with exceptions the Department
which the Regiments
ed" will reach their destination
LAZ. NOBLE,
idjuanf Genera.
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20 Governor. 0f3ce, state House; residence
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ALEXANDRIA ARPAIRs.-A soldier by the
name OF Lanhand, OF the lst District volunteers
was shot by a soldier of the list Michigan regi-
ment, " lille the former was attempting to arrest
the latter. The affair occurred on King street
near Washing ton about II o'clock las night.
The wounded man was taken TO the Provost
Marshal's Office, where his wound was exam
ined by DIR. Janney, and found to be OF pain
full but not serious character.
The2d Presbyterian church corner OF Prince
and -. Asaph is being fitted up with hunks,
mattrassee, &c for the accommodation Of the
Invalid guard now on duty In this city. This
church has been occupied for great portion OF
the past three years as q hospital.
On Saturday evening, as large number Of
messengers were entering and leaving q street
car at the intersection Of Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue Washington, the light
fingered gentry made charge with considera-
BILE effect Gov. Pierpont, Mr. Kneller, OF N or
folk, and MIR. Dowrey of Loudoun were among
the sufferers, to the amount of $50, S40 and $40,
respectively.
Rev Sampson White, of the colored Baptist
church, imm 2rsed six or seven colored con verts
in the river, near Fort RODGERS, yesterday
morning -AIerondria Journal, Fec. Is.
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DIED.,

DIED,
On Monday, Feb. 18th, CATHERINE DORSEY,
native of Ireispd aged rs years.
Friends Of the family ara Invited to attend tbs
funersl, on Wednesday afternoon, at o'c ock
fiom the residence of her sonin- law, JOS oh Tor
rers. q street opposite the Baltimore Railroad
Depot.
New York papers please copyl
On the 18th inst, ANNIE JANET only da u ghter
of WiBism end Alice Oisssl. sged ii months
The relatives AMI friends of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her father. corner of Penn avenue end 9Th AT
east, on Tuesday afternoon. the 18th instant at 5
O'Clock.
On Tuesday morning, the 18th instant, iu the SAD
year Of age, Mrs. LUCY LAEKEY, relict of the
lsts Richard Lsskey. May she rest in peace.
Her funeral will take plscs from the resided of
her sister. Mrs. Ann Powers, No. 54S Twelfth ST.
west. on Wednesday. the 18th inst, at o'clock, D.
m. Her friends and the friends Of the IA mily ara
respectfully invited to attend.
Intel. please copy.l
On the I4th instant, after brief illness, ANNIE
ELIZABETH, infant daughter Of Charles N skip
pom sRed 10 months.
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Joseph REYNOLDS i CO.,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,
No. 500 NINTH srRSkr, near avenue,
Have just received, and will constantly keep on
hand, the largest and best assortment in the city
Of Chandeliers, Brackets. Drop Lights, Portables
Glass Globes, mica and other Shades and all arti-
ces n this line, from the best establishments In
New York, Pbiiadelph ia, &c, which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire Board
Stores.
We are repaired to furnish the best RANGE in
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Restaurants, d c., are invited 10 call
promptly and cheap, as also everything in the
ILUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
Cal! and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water
Closets Wash stands, Basins, &c, &c, at No. 500
NINTH street near Pennsylvana avenue ,the largest
establishment in the city. fe 2-eOlm
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JEwRLRY Dealers and Pedders in Jewelry are
rsqu este to call ana examine the beautiful stock
of Plated Jevelry, at 1873 Pa. avenue, near AZ st.
the Dollar Store it
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The FYRT.-Beauty Of carriage is mostly de PEN
dent judicious preservation of the feat, it is
impossible to move in o graceful manner ifthe
great support of the whole frame be in disordered
condition, AID nothing i'm pedes so much as Corns,
Bunions IngrowiRg Nails. or other disorders to
recommend an early call at DR.. Whites Office No.
424 Pennsylvania avenue, between -Four and a
half and Sixth streets fe l6-tf
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5000 BE " p.
Office WashiHgton and Gsorgeto,cs Railroad Co I
February 49, 1864
reward Of two buudred dollars will be paid for
l. forms ton tn st win lead to the asst and convic
Hon Of the person who shot Conductor X Gil
bert, while one of the of-this company last
night, near the Central Depot
feIsst GEO. 8. GIDEON, President.
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DIR. BASNING's BRACES for ladies, children, gen.
tismen, and soldiers, will cure female weaknesses,
weak nesses of the chest and stomach, with palpi-
taton of the heart arrest incipient Curvature and
weakness of the spine removes cotiveness. piles
ard cold feet, effect radical cure of hernia and
should be worn by delicate ladies, weak and fast
grow ing children clerks and soldiers, especially
cayalrymen. Apply at the National Hotel, by DR.
Banning in ps rson. Physicians and surgeons
invited to examine. Ofce hours from IL m to 6
p. m, re u 81
GoLDPLATED CHAINS, Ladies' Sets, Rings, Pins,
lar Jewelry Store, 43s Pennsylvania av, near AZ
street. fe 10 lwt
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SIZE FIRST PAGE Of to- days Star for interest
ing local articles.
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A FUR CAPE, lost on Tuesday, Goth alt, may
be recovered by inquiring at the Seventh Ward
police station for M. b. German. Ii
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i D0UBLE-TUBE PIPE
1t always gives satisfaction. For sale By dealers
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

hRRovED ORDER or Red MEN. 3D.
GRAND BALL. ENTEsrAINMs NT AID LEvzE
AR> OF ZEE A
W. GREAT CO UNcTL ~
DISTRIOT or coLUM BIA,
At TEMPERANCE HALL, 3 ST, bel. 9th and lota,
On WEDNESDAY. 18th Feb. !. 1864.
Prof. Russell will introduce the Grand National
Scene, "keseue Of Smith ry Pocahontas " Our lady
ninds are most cordially invited TO be Prs emit
this occasion as effort win bs spared to make
this the best entertainment Of the season.
Tickets q, ADMITTING gentleman and ladies.
By order of the Executive Committee,
Re Is ST. R. I. MIDDLETON. chsirmaa.
Il IRD GRAND BALL
METROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADDER CON.
PANY, No. q
FOB TIE BRsHPIT OF THE "a
VoLUNTHEa BOUNTY FUND.
The msmters Of the Metropolitan Hook and Lad
der Company respectfully beg leave to announce
to their nu caerous friends and patrons that their
Third Grand Ball will be given In this hall Of the
truck house. No. sos Mass. avenue, between 4th
and 9Th streets, on
THURSDAY HVENING. Feb. 18th.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting . gentlsm An
AND LADIES. fel2-lS*
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT Oh sToLEN-on Friday, the 18th instant
street. isrse scARF. about eight feet long, Of
turned s9 NJ FIsaEss Barber Shop, tn
osIIFrom the yard Of the saoscribeI su adsy,
GOAT. The finder win receive |. libsra reMa d bg
sys.1s ana Island 6 her siii has
osTm To t the ,sth from 4ss Ne. YQTt ayes1e,
mon, tiHs; liberal Tsvsfa vim b given By re.
turnlbs her TO the above numbsy In the ant
Ssfs It. Is.s and 10th SITS. r THOMPSON
PosY H With LIT sSs small !.
'u '.' "''' ''' WigIiss T. a1 su 8 H.
Re l6-lv. Uoion Town, D g.
S25 n WAN H.rssa sDS,e win ps PAD
q %nE sihs SKIS
.hich xss stolen from q earrgsge near ths Varis.
ties on Wednesday evening, Pc b. 10Th, between ca
Htb Of ana osoek m The robe was nsd
I osT.Qn Saturday night. Feb. 18th, At the Post
sat enc Kssts arr corner tn and DiAnend
by esviDe 1t At this Office. ie is-sis
osT. Il s. lafayette Square and the weit
9s fsm en-
g,aved ON the back The finder viii be rewarded
ON applying at Inc star once. 10 Is 2kF
I CST-Saturday afternoon, on Penn. avenue be-
! tween 7sh and 2lst streets, PORT MON
MAZE CONTAINING s25 or $50 in notes and FIVE.
be given If found and left at the Star oca so shirt
the owner Can recover 1t, fe is 3ts
SToLIN FROM MY STARLs-On the l2th at
~ night, Roam MARE, about dfteen hands his d
With black legs, main, and tale; her head is BAY
and . little rose on her left hind leg.
twenty dollsrs ftakep ont of It.
fs Is St g. HYSOy
tx TO ANY PERSON WHO WILL RRTURN
epD my large Dark brown Cow years cid nice
crumpled horns large bag, in good condition,
looks fierce; zeal o0pporhead, win run a darker
At eli CHIT. The above reward viii be paid on her re-
turn TO Gales Hotel 126 G, bst. 2st ana f1d sts
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