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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

The a@srisls sodisT and Haeasaa gxugs wassa saas-
asaesise Dyspepsia gre as once mitigaisa hy fhs
Pills. DaayrhHa, cosssipatioa, hsaaasha. shysieas
prassrzssaa ns<vass srssacaFs, bot flashes tpasuss
ssse1iens % sAe kiaasys. hsuassrhssda ~ plies
AMI, IL Eaes, aIlinterRal ronpialnss srsn phassvx
er eaaas asislas give way bsfers tbs aszusagy In
awszsss % ais sxss rszzssy. A specif-
ie sos assgspsaa, ap BE sassrasRs eaaassass vita
II, 81 gfpwtas cas- vita is shs pllas arsl sawsya
TO Be relied en waaa every sthss nzasssias ssaa
msaa Of sssassasaS has uasariy Eaffsd
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

Age the sources Of tse dsaSllisst maiadles. Thsir
sEssi Is 70 Yitist@ ali the saaais Of the ssay and
to send possoaed stFsAn sarouEh All the eAaansgs
regulate the iives, bring tbs Feiaxea ar iE4tated
stomach iHss natural condition and aetiHg thyos
tbs secgstiFs orsAas upon te blood Itself, change
the state q ths Hysten fra sickness 70 hsaith By
exercising Simultaneous and wholesome sascs
apsa sll sss parts aRd fuBcsisas.
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BE 1T Undersaood,

mat the above statements eau at al tiEaas be
xcsfnsa By tae written ssstEmonY lsxtenaiHx thsas
quarter 81 century, Of tsus 81 thausaHds Of an
iTupeacnAbls witnesses.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


LBERr ". NIC0LAY, AUCTIONEER.
~ ELt. LAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
ALERT II. NICoLAt WILL SELL!
THIS DAT (THUkSDAIl. JAN. II.
AT i2% O'CLOCK AT THE
STOCK TABLESPOONS.
NO. 90 WILLIAM STREET
Foi account OF whom IL may concern.--
90 ana Or. AID RR $50 81 sbs Irving BanS.. $50
Ss EQUITABLE ms. 80 90 Atlantic Fire Ias Co. %
~ N. Worn Fire Ins.Co 90 ~ NJ Amsterdam InsCo Is
10 Eeptune Marine ms 100 5uutta Percha Man. 100
20 Broadway Fire Ins Co. IS % Arctic Fire Co...
b. wllIamsbg Cry 80 loo Consolidd Stage Co..
$4,000 per cent State OF Georgia, due sz2 and 1884, $500
each
xlO0oT per cent Grand Rapids and Indiana r. bonds
Next REGULAR STOCK SALE. MONDAY. JAN -.
ALBERT II. NIC0LAy,
Auctioneer and Stock Broker.
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THE ROUND TABLE.
TIE NATIONAL WEEKLY pApfS.
NUMBER s-READv TO-DAY.
CnNrFNTa

NVNhcNASs
Germany and Europe
Use Of steam In War.
Bribing Senators.
WanderinIs In The Track OF the Horthmor,
The Need of Art In New Yogk.
Camera kuctdA Pictures
The presssoom; aPoenl,
Nobodys Nosions
Conccrntag De cordovs.
RgvrRws.
Poetic foundations OF Dante
Ayers .Doctrine Of q Future Life"
Sboddy Literature
Quotations
Artistic Reccptioo.
Celtic Sensations
" LITERARY NOTES
American.
Boston.
LITERARY soctErtgs
ron SALE nv Ali. sEwsDgALEas.
Single copics Ten Cents,
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TOR SALE VERY CuEAP-A VERY SMALL BLACK
and tan Sut one of the smallest ~ the city ana most
beautifully marked; tb th not wishing 70 pay NC
price need MOI Apply TO seen Al the private sable
Is East Thrly sixth street
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TIE NEW SENSATION t 81 Ti TE D q O'Clock
The most refined fsfsS 1s city l'' ''''
THE MAMMOTH sTEREosCoPrtcoE,
MIRROR Of 4Hiffr UNIVERSE"
In connection T TonR nc or THE WORLD
sSss
viii be eShibsa spfSs;sion WIZ ihs grand View oe
BLESSING 81 lis ho rEo FIJI ONE On EASTER DAv
BALCONY OF ST. yGof fG ErE AZ ROME.
MAGNIFICENT Hni G:iis PIECES
Door. open AZ Tours bega at + NJ Admission 2'c
Grand Matinee evory Wednesday and sayrdsy. at three
WOODS N s1ssraE sr HA5J s..
usparozDrsf$S SgSSsss F' SSS$ouo HOUSES
4HH si rs sF; ss;;!f ~os week.
fsaasy E5sss ss ss
oss $:4t:s
Doors open at GH Commence at =. O'Clock
VAs AHsg aRtA4 S SS I s EkafssIss
n'A'' s'o' $50 and 5,i BROADWAY
Omen from f Is NJ %d%l,'oa 8 cents
The MenaGsrie is no TENTH 4: II WEEK
Although costing the prop..I,s,c,"s neatly
i las sf Eb T ss sfni shas z &: ESD
Vast numbers of animate and birds thc most beautiful
Of their kind s's ssds so91ecr!os
e'Ao'isS n e: %SD
are harm0ni0 EfE SsnSid Fa q NIL ksosr
Ashes a.rue. mo value to every one
FSf ffS u si Il S,i rs
rHHAN a S1AHR AEfsEsoSs and EVENING,
Of 1'' E1G AND Sis rffsIsGf,'
GRAND MUSICAL AND oaArosfcAL ENTERTAIN.
MADAME p,ANGRI
SO, Ah @E5Fassoes cotsues
CURTIS.
a' se s,s1 MusicNt rEssoFx3seG
i '''A' fE % TiS N TE 'sfss' ''
4 FL; oso sEESS 'gs, Fss
THIS tTHURsDAY) EVENING JAN 81.
FOR THE SANITARY COMMISSION
ssas see sio asr .e ~
Cooper Institute, Chambers No sBbl- House sud the
For programme Of music small bills
Doors open ut O'Clock: music 90 c)mmence at I O'Clock.
20 SEE THE MAMMOTH HosarHE tAscEsr n
XEvERS, Is aud "a Jefferson market.
ORIENTAL CONCERT HALL.
" ESQ BROADWAY, $780,
(Above Blocker street,.
Grand Demonstration for the Opening of Leap Year.
THE FAIRY LIKE LADY ATTENDANTS
or world establishment, the priv
Ieges OF Leap Year, pledge themselves insure or poss
bic than tho comfort aud pleasure OF the
o. as Ia ameU SoYc'r ssPRnIwEys or DIFFERENT
RACES ENGAGED
EVERY NATION ILLUSTRATED.
Each dressed il ceor to depc, tue na Oh aer
THE DARK SKINNED GEORGIAN
THE FAIR HAIRED DAME.
THE BLONDE OF CIRCASBTA,
THE BLACKt0RBED ANDALusIAN
THE FLOWER OF THE WESTERN PBAIRIES.
THE BEAUTY OF THE WORLD COMBINED.
The orchestra under the supervision OF Professor Byhe
will enrapture the and add to the pleasure OF the
evcnings entertainment by introducing intervals the
s'"' THE GREAT AND GLORIOUS ORIENTAL
beyond the pale or rivalry. and without Adoubt Inc
greatest of the ceuryis attractions are peerless
and its we'll merted uneauallsd ia NE annais OF
time Admission free. FRANK BURNS.
NM TINT III
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
t THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP sIogE,
We RECEIVE BARGAINS FROM AUcTioS EVERY
$50 doz regular made Engish stockings, splendid quality
wet "a vide Brown eaa Linen roasns Ss
5000 yds Lace for dresses, = I'd wide Is worth A.
Isl s Sd So%S Mus ya
lot s Msili w %aR2s e MsSss
we keep The largest and shen apes s,oes up town.
%olns 3 MessSaS cSos &c
Genuine Brown Windsor soaps Is ca. package imitation
DO package we keep BESIDE syer Snns n oss
Lacs 1ns Basns Brad S S eep
TEARS cor sra AZ and Nineteenth
At NINE. VINCENT vIGoURoUx,s, 100 FOURTH
stamping and emSroderins estabishmsn specially Tor
initials handkerchiefs table aud bed iinen aud Outing
Country orders ready same day.
Sop BED FOB oaa E#5 NIos III III. .se.
%so 10 cases BLANKETS which are offered Is per
Large buyers SSss S sssl i.N is o,,~s. street.
Corner OF Bleeckcs.
L,LUTrNa FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN A su-
peror style for &c per ysrs sye ,n inches &C. ae
SON '' One 10 inch CIsa fians MIL with lamps. &C., fO-
FRENCH FLuTING.-DREss MATERIALS pUNC:
u. p;sa IN al TSrse F .oS Eies
Esiabi,shmsnt IS Aaisy street n B-A block suda hall
OvIRCoArs AT REDUCED PRICES.
p M.,eSp s .sS
Ss ssSr F sesvs co Syerso o. $40 ss
Cashmere Psnt.loons, 81, a. Sc sands 81.
' SS f Il We n sroome street. soruss crs.s,
r rIH1s' FRO. s . ss9issse FROM BUSINESS.
s! CRYSTAL r 49, EMPORIUM.
ii: % ns n aos 4,
and that al. entire '''t ' cSoD So domestic
q i sass COLI
II: -
be in 1 .
ss1Ss g s's IRISH AND
rHzSG p sestss ssfssssDsl es9 a.
An' general '' TA ScY DRESS GOODS.
ypeS ss zrsSs4 sEss E's
'E1s' sH KHsniss. 4 ss!' e saEhrisa
oArs AND sa sSsEss ss s5N szL ss SKIRTS
The public can rest .; 81 4 MAJ NJ, ~, sna
FALSEaOOD.
forvnrd In order dispose old worthless stock
Havse gained their after years successful
business By candid honorable dealings
60 forfeit now what 80 highly value.
will be pleased to all my old customers and friends
previous my retiring when shall endeavor prove how
deeply appreciate s cHRaf GOODS selling them
CosI PRICE AND NO RUMBuo.
w. 4 CRYSTAL s2snH.f PALACE EMPORIUM,
s-Remcmber the stock must be sold % 6y FsS. ~
10J GRAND STREET. 29i GRAND STREET.
~ GREAT SALE or DIRT GOODS,
Ia consequence Of moving 70
i 252 BOWERY.
Known IS the
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
Having purchased Mr. W. X. Roberts interest In the
above business sell stock or goods IN the
Grand ssting OF large stock OF Dry uood
Merinoes Shawls Ccaks, Bamorsls Domestic Goods, &C.
y '' -" REGxkbLEss OF COST.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
- - With 90 .,.,. ...S
ENTIRE NEW STOCK or SPRING GOODS,
ny the LAT OF March = ..,.-..,
! A. q. hrRsNL
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ATTENTION, HousEKEEPERs.
n OVER 5Ii,GO WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
pERIlC AUCTION


THIS day Thursday, at O'Clock precisely compris
fng cntire rst class house OF superb Parois DINING
anew having been Used but short time at 52 West twenty
rst OF sixth avenue; superb rosewood Piano
forte ssg two French Pier Mirrors $40 yards Of
si1 French reps: % valuable Oh Paintings ~
pss rich Curtains and Shades 10 elegant Centre and Pier
JsDes 81 900 worth OF rich Paror Ornaments Bronse
Vases &c; rich LOUNGES and Chairs 10 match; superb
Secretary and Bookcase $225
stesjs tar and Spring Mattresses marble top Bureaus
80 = DiXTNG ROOM AND HALL.
h,cn French China in full Bohemian and Crystal
0sss t. match throughout Silver Ware Table Cutlery
oas Ba0e,. Extension Table Arm Chars Oak Desk large
: Che ncuse Sale rain or shine No posponement De
'''''N ahSKS t. wEsrcoTT. Auctioneer
A LvAE G. BAKER & CO, AUCTIoNERRs.
"A j. LEvEElCH TAkuKh. AUCTl0NEER
HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE:
f'no.crtes Painting satuary. Bronzes. many and
ao't's woks q A.. ard "a A,tie!es s e yr9
THIS DAY (THURSDAYj. JAN 81
al TIE elegant residence 4S West Sixteenth street between
na aucioneer would Gail the particular attention
erend, aud the pubic to this sale the catalogue comprising
Ac oneced al auction this Sale peIempory Gaia
DRAWING ROOMS
Chandeliers Velvet Carpets Lace and Brocatel Curtains
ros;wo'd Drawing Room Suits ktageres Secretary and
Bookcase Encognares Cabinets Centre Tables. ebony
cepon Chairs Ladys Work Table Console Tables Cante
buy Steeoscope, with 0J elegant views Antique and
Gothic Reception Chairs, OH Paptin.s. by
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PTANoFoRTE.
ch"s Instrument offered a. auction this Caner
Du,y, Mnsc Books Bronze Stauary &c; rosewood
Lounges Hair and Spring Mattresses Bedding Bullets
ssa.ion Table Arm Chairs Dinner Sets, Glassware
nitore Competent persons in attendance to pack and re-
move the goods.
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KUH LIE Il VNEDh MAN
liz South Third street. Philadelphia


T oNGsHoREMEN's r.. r. AssociATioN.-TaR
meeting will be held thus Thursday evening January 81
mt TX O'Clock al 63 East Broadway Punctua attendance IA
requested BY order. MICHAEL HIGGINS, President
JosRPH AgHMoRf. Secretary.
NICHOLAS WAY. COMMANDER OF THE GOLDEN
IN Fleece from Als0u Bay will not be able for
debts the crew OF said vessel Contract While ia tue port
OF New York.
JANUARY n. 1861
NIoTIcE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING FURNITURE,
In &c stored at Martina Furniture Express storing aud
Packing Esabshnens l2i2 aud ,z72 Broadway aud SOC
Sixth will call and settle their BILLS OF storage
before the 18th day OF February 1861
OF removal to l.u6j aud 26' Broadway.
ORGANIZATION.
street. the city Of New York, were the
OF the It'll day OF January inst there
believe that the caused by evil
disposed person persons Now G. Godfrey Gunher,
OF the of New York by virtue OF tae
ed by the ordinances said city do hereby offer
reward OF two hundred and City dollars Tor the detection
conviction OF the said inceudiary iucendares who
said premises To be paid the certificate OF the
District Attorney OF The Judge before whom the said per
persons convicted OF the said that in hs
opinion the evidence OF the applying or said reward
conclusive in the said convictions but az claims for said
reward presented TO the Mayor within twenty days
after said conviction will be disregsrded. .
G. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
THO BOSS PLASTERERS. You ARE HEREBY MOTT
fed thai and after the Isl day Of February pas
der OF the society. JOHN ENNIS. President
JoaN 'CosSoR. Recording Secretary
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A COTTON NOTICED. d. CAULKINs, AUcTIoNEER
n 10 tGRCHAsEIS OF KEALLY FIRST CLASS
MAErEL MIRRORS. SUPERRLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PlANofORTE. SILVER PLATE a..

MAETEJ MisRoRs sufEaahY cAKvEp I RosE woe
f rASs Da9 tTh sttshs FFL1 taS a
At s s Wss i Eighth
Use chesi and mos, eIabo
r so ever at public
WI; wei. repay intending buyers.
Ia cos. bre & s
sse ns cold ana orange soorsd broc.ae and satin
s,ca vasea ss as, mas1csn COLLECTION q Faint;
ssais sas as ~ssss 2Sp Tables richly
asa ssa & ny sTss
sea ,e Hair Mattresses from ~ to 90 pounds made
osing Room Fggnar; consisting Of oak Extension
syes Cutlery Forss spoons, &c with heavy Cut and I'm
Sale ~,, commence precisely Il il O'Clock as everything
Ia the nosrs must Be sold % a. THIS day rv M
sAFH 2r
h tEHSSE1s AEo !ffEH tHakfhTs
a. the rour story esasnee liz Clinton place. Eighth street,
Sc e s and s.n this DAY hursdAy JAN
L ROTH. Anctionsef. would call the attention of par.
sa coapss. ss MOST beautiful Paror CHAMBER
% w 4o, Sa,. vert a9n s
81 o roSsss ssy ss1 .g
%edaIon French reps rich Broeaie and Lee
s Se q pr ysrsy q
S,ss a so osyst %. s
An ess,ni instrument, with round corners beautifully
carved and all modern improvements IN use only
'caAMBERs AND DINING ROOM
Two sd black walnut Suits covered in French reps and
a ,6 nack wsnu; and bed
Lounge, Rcscis Chairs Sofa beds Pier and sxension
e an II OAK .'n
Fopn w or Gsssrs asa ane
WIN be in ship goods
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY N 1864


NipLos cArpss ocs"rs!ors Ary,.
IN I oEsDAa isi EvEsiEo. JAN ., 1864
soohNB EsgEY EVENING DUssse Tnf wsy wser
'NoV oah LES oAvLEe's NEW fc,sa nss"S CIV
"'"'" 'i as And MRS BARNEY wsnrs.ss.
TUE CONNIE soooAa;
sUss1AN'ATEo 81 r ThF Press ssAs'"ooS o''',o's
40 i aouSr iS pssm I sfsn rsnsesaso 70
, r9es A@Es.SAN , rys,,c
scene
.pUELUoE 0AsILE"
- =. 0a'', ooas sie p s Sc ;i,''
assuming tue disgp,sc Of The
with tho 'oos' OF ns s, As;srs 'oc sri wedding
=. Jone'a Jewel wild hoaeyco@b between he eaIo
ME- sn Ms MN sass s4a SSsi;lS wi..s,A~s
<. 6 Ss'; NJ "j p ssssss' "''"'' NJ
En,irs nsw scsocy from view. ,ssss nd
sisa.s now sscersiisss sscessor.s. %.,s,
va eonsaai aud characteristic music by Nj. II . Osa
wo SEATS SECURED THREE DAYS IN ADyApog
W. F,GHrY.FfFTH MOTT
Mr. aud strs W " ). FLoaeuos
FORM n " TICKET OF LEAVE MANS OtNT r i0ATE
Foe WEI conducted men d'snn srn on, hccncc
No I6i hVbc"t nhttis.
Agc2 s-. borns "'s~op
In separate p othet confinement. ,Six montns :
On public wo sests hf hpon
Original trade %. occuPhioh ront
Prison trade. -. .,.:........ ,.i.ao0l.'
These WIl that MS cooduct u'"e' re'H o'pae
han h.en rni
'' W. ON PUBLIC WORKS-EXEMPfA
7, Y OTHER COMMUNICATIONS /
nn I'm WITHOUT EkAaJRH
DATE I'd NOV, 1856;
henry TTBBET1S,
GOVERN OR OF PORTLAND pRISON
The Iondon Time ia OF this great mora. dana
mentions fnc 10 which the provincial press OF Great
Britain and Ireland eas gvcn connamslon a GEEK VINO
absconded from Liver pool whh tyW thr ptpoe W o mr.
emPoyers, and. afte vIseus many p'vr, oi.lse" ~
Birmingham about Eve ccnch anu MtsI .AAuAs so"e ~
he went tot oe ,heste 70 wnc ,w ~ hoN
IL happened the piece nch WAS pe'ng Pe'ca on tno
occasinn OF his v,sit was the
TICKET Or,LtAvn Ma y, c.. -,
q nd the guilty 70 nave Drawn mota c tur
representation for when ne scene IN Wnlcn Tue nteVW~
between Hawkahaw. the detective and me iNMe1,o,,
Leave ans took p,ce pa the clerk affected
lhat he went ot az Inc IL got hree envelopes aud
sent If,een bundred no nda back 10 his employers
Doors omen az Gs.. CONNIE az TX. Carriage be
ordered az i01.
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LcOR sALE-A NUMBEr OF FIRST CLASS SETTER
Dogs broken the best stock Ia the city fair
oil Of the purest breeds Particular attention. pad 70 the
treatment cure diseases Of all kinds; no cure no
charge 0ardners remedy for killing neas; uardner's
mango for ats for worms, cankcr dstemper,
cropr>nd trimmed In the neaest mauaer Dogs sold on
commission Also siways hand rats Tor sac both whole
sale and retail. II. GARDNER, No. West Broadway
place. near Canal street. n Y.
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GRAND MASS NETTING OF JEWELLERS CON
" scous OF the necessity of protecting the interests OF
each oher in accordance with the times found s
forming protective associations Encouraged by
Of all branches have united to follow the general exsmpe
and the oh ect. For this purpose grand
meeting resolved upon. witch is to be held on
Sunday January "a 1864, at Bower Garden li3 Bowery
al O'Clock r. NJ Numerous attendance rs Indispensable
therefore one. oil
Newark Spring 6eld aud Providence papers please COPY
EREAT SAVING IN FUEL AND LABoR.-THE PAT.
VI entee OF the Fuet Saving Gas Stove ~ eyhbI
ton al Frenchs Hotel opposite the Cs Hall and Park 10
Chatham street He invites the public in general TO call and
them; he will have exhibition to heat cham
beers par!os also for heating fiat irons For baking roast
ing &c &c also for heating OF sodrngs pots for the
o. tnsmths by which he win be able 10 satisfy the public
that the stoves win be OF A. to so cent of
fuel All trouble for making fire and creating dust ashes
and smoke will he avoided The he for
inspection from the 10th to the 22d the afternoon Of
each day. from to O'clock during which time he will do
the baking and roasting OF all kinds of meats Patent right
BOILER & GRESHAM.
ia South Third street, PHILADELPHIA,
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w LLlAoK's. .Yussp.y
Doors open half pas overture commences al quar-
tee 20 s. curtain l Fxs 1,!s ' T Sorlcr
Reserved sess n sa 'es a q ss
s:s sea seats VIII ,ss be- e pSaaus sfs
plays IA which The FIRST ACT does " ' more '"'" "'ee"
EI0uTIETH MI, 7ur
o. Nj Lester wa'laess p s,saasrd pay,
Ss$ Nj SsS S FASSss Ms ro sfas sis
NJ: os ssHss sS h s.'i na aaaAst r SsVS
and Miss CARAVAN SUSTAIN !ae,. original char
second tims tais Gack and comsns re'' oo"c
oLAEDEsrINK MARRIAoR o.,v
yeS SEsaky F FoFp MA MaT no sxIra
s ssssos hsi WI HENRI
so1SSDnHs1sUni'l' ass s%s H2ssoA's
OLD RsoLisa GENTLEMAN. s.
TUEsDAY -Lghy-secopd might Of ROsEDALE,
Lows and q Ss OF
(,LyMpIo THEATRE
s THURSDAY IyENise, JAN. H. 1851 !. oe,"s'
~u' make his srst sppce.s.osss A.
oAssfmIK oa iiiaS or Mvsrsav-
Poem esest Soai ." noted eaoes
MAzEPrA:
UNTAMED ROCKING HORss
Produced with
NEW MUSIC, NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
and IN which
MRS. JOHN WOOD
will appear i"
OIINSKA,
TIE PEARL, or POLAND
Tho performance evening wit with the
highly sstut orgtna comedy,
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER.
entitled
A BUI,r, IN A CHINA SHOP.
Mr. Baeshot cent Mr.. j r. Mortimer
Mr. Jpthorpe married. gent MI. W. Davdgc
Mr. Filter clerk ia the War O0lce MI e. Becks
Mr. Piper, noforte tuner. Mr. j. Owens
Bellamy Brown John Mr. j. Nv. Soddar
Emily Jiphorpes wife. ..........
Lucy, Jpthorpe's daughter. Miss DE Lacey
susan hissJ walters
Arabcta tU kenainet
Doors open at Z performances commence at Ia.
Seats occurred three days IN advance.
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r,RANcIs BUTLER NO. PECK SLIP. Has ALL
choice breeds for sale aud STOCK Buffers dnfalb!e
iers new work. g. Dogs boarded trained, &C. Medicines
for all diseases
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ArA SPECIAL MEETING or Tne STANDING ooM-
II mlLee Of the Marine society held AZ the Office OF the
Seamen's Retreat ~ Old slip 90 "Wednesday JaL. b. 1854
tLe following pre>Die aud resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas IL Ssed all Providence His IN
serutabc wisdom 70 from b. death
much esteemed membT. treasurer aud associate Captain
James Copeland whose 30 operations counsels tire
OF the ansrsi spciey have been invalu
sblc and whose Chr tisn honesty sad integrity 81
character and kindness Of Nesst endeared hum 90 us ALL
therefore be AZ
Resolved That IN The death OF late friend and cola
borev recognize the hand OF Him who doeh all things
we aud we desire TO scquesceSn the dspenDaton which
haa made his chair vacant al ccl,ncu board
kesolved, That IN tho death Of WaDtain James CopAnd
Fate member and who Treasurer for the EAST twenty
four years. VIC have suffered irrepN}abe osA and thai
cant by has death
Resolved. That ths society do deeply sincerely lament
ana dcppore the decesse OF d valued Trcasu
rcr associate aud friend aud cordially and eeudery
sympathize with the afflicted family aud relations OF the de-
ceased ana ask for them the blessings OF Him who alone
aud sorrownc
Kesosed That the Secretary copy OF the foregoing
preamble and resolutions 10 be suitably engrossed anthem
ucsed and transmitted 70 the family OF the deceased
lses0lvcu That tue above preamble aud Revolutions DC
pubushed ~ the Herald. Times ead Tribune
JOHN M. FBRRIER, Chairman
AUGUSTUS PHoAL Secretary pro TEN
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ngs 10 let Ut ii2 East Twenty street Third
DBRIN0ER PIST0f.-cAUTIoN TO MANUFACTUR-
~ and deaersrhe Dcringcr Pistol celebrated for
more than hall century as the most deadly weapon in ex
seace has for years been extensively countereted
both IN Europe aud America tue having been sod
IN New York the genuine Dernger Pistol some Of these
dealers manufacturers have circulated
that tho undersigned the original inventor and maker OF
world weapon deceased tha there
genuine DernGes made that the imitation the
original &C. &c II been brought TO my notice that
a new breach loading pistol. called the Deringer undcr
Moore patcn is offered for sale in New York aud other
plsces aud pacards with my name have been publicly
hibi,ed IN order to secue the sale OF pistol entirely UNI
me. In the facts oct forth above the
dcr.sned gves Arst and ana nosice q ali dcaeTs manu-
others that 10 s his intention TO rigidy
cute 70 the fullest extent Of the law he has done tho
OF Csorpiafrr which he has been awarded heavy
sgcssll such may perss and after this date
using trade mark in whatsoever
hs rights the sole manufacturer and
this weapon He also takes this method Of inform
public that he he's appointed addition 10 his agents
Mcssrs Curry Bro. San Francisco, aud Messrs. Wolf
Derngcr Louisvc Ky and his sole agents in the Eastern
States the well known firm Of hessea Tiffany CO. $50 and
$50 Broadway New YORK, who viii be supplied with
varied assortment OF the genuine Dernger Pistol" which
stamped on the ockpate aud breech with my name
HENRY DERINGFR,
Rife and Pstoi Manufacturer
North
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A LARGR oRDER-slsoop WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted for the Western and California
kes Ladies' and gentlemen having the above articles q
receive the following prces From 81 70 IS
srsk Dresses - 10 e8 for Coats from 81 70 % FOR
Pants; for Wocl.en Desne and Calico Dresses shawls
paid By calling % or addressing nste 70 MiNrz ess
Sixth Eightcenth street Ladies attended by
Mrs Mntz Don't forget the well known NAME .. MlNTz
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A tBFRr c. HAYWOOD AUCTIONEER.
a. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS, PAINTINGS, BkONZES. MIRRORS
SILVER WARE. GLASSWARE. CUTLERY, 6c., &c.

THIS DAY irHuRsDAYl. JANUARY 81
apeudd private residence l23 East Tenth street for
doora OF Broadway sale commencing at Ii O'Clock.
Pacus attention called 10 this sale. comprising
Tho largest aud richest assortments of Household Furniture
AID WORKS OF Art offered at auction this season Also
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
SALE POSITIVE.