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READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CERTIF
CATE-A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CON
SUMPTION CURED.

july r. Is6A-I Mrs. Nancy sio-n Of No 81 Wsnen't
do certify that have BEEN afflicted for yesrs
NY rght that could not he on IT, Dur
In. tina, time suffered from catsrrh. throat woud
cough from hoars time very nervous
-ldom could sleep at night. had alung fever two year
,nc~ which reduced skeleton. had alithe nedica
advice and money could but all 20
pose sinking In the lAst stAge Of consumption
was confined 10 bed when Mrs NJ o. Browns Mrtaphysis
Dsfoyrry was sent for used faithfully aud the result i
my side 10 restored TO vgor rect well on
My caarh 10 gone My cough my nrfvousness and sore
throat arr gone eep we All my ir-gal,r,ies have dis
appeared and must acknowledge that the providence Of
ODD va, directed to the Of Mrs NJ. q. Browns Meta
grave and restored TO my family and friends
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REMARKABLY CURE OF DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS.
AND NOISES IN The HAD.

OxYoRp, Pa. jan a. ia6s.
nRs " a. PEowy-MadGn; have got sn'i'ely wei, and
under God II to you Ny Iyh ear havs not heard
any With for number 81 J-s can hear with H. Ny
le ear h.s.pr lcf just AMER harvest IN this way;
drrne.s Ia my head 90 could Rot wos, accompanied
with ringing Bo,s IN my bad tt,i could not
they would haoo Of the top Ct thsiE Voices
fhd. phis ~, nyse nndcr the care Of celebrated
turi bs bored 18th Instruments, -po ran Others
up NY no,in, ~ tvs weeks ard ended by ehesns out
u s-yenty tive lars 80. then Of your atver
.em.u. got the n.sphy sica Dtcsvery, used hot more
han baf Of IT, snd recovered NY hearing which st
lcst fof years remain yosrs, trnlyi
TIOs. q. DICkEf, OyioId. Chester Co Ia
Affirmed tubsrrte before this Bis, Gay Of March,
Ia. d.. Isba WA. I. FULTON Justice Of the Peace
ThOS. b. DICkEI.
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SOUND LOGIC.
No greater nsut be offered intelligent people than
that Of getting up CON pcsted, rhumsn machine where
wi operate the delicate OF the hesd-passns
through toe aud the notrs Cor Il Cstarrh and
This mode otf-a,msnt may be r-softed
where there is neither light lnowdge II IL lie IN the
character OF God II ilo2oai and opposite 10 truth a.
light dsrn.ss rsaks and destroys the eu,ire nervous
syen and many never recover rom the tenioe dsaste
Many never rally from tbs unnatural and violent mode Of
have lost their Gods plan simple
and easily uuderstood. they that nlsy read
o. foolish people who hath bewiiched you that yon 'hond
believe LEI BE logical; tscnts and ind thai
-oi.,srssYat< moureis the divine plan for the phys
ord q e at vegetable.
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lectures and Mcetinss

2 ECTURE.-The Hon. WI. NJ STEWART,
q. S. Senator RON Nevads, will deliver a Lec'ute 90
a Mineral Resources OF he Pacific slater aud Irtt,to
Ia the Lsrre Hall of Cooper nstitde, on TUESDAY
EyENING May &C. lso5 Ut ocock or the benefit oil tne
Tickets can be obtained Rooms Nos ana H. no. Zee
Broadway, al the principal hoss. and at the door on inc
evcui OF the lecture.
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HORSE for SALE--BAY. six years old, IL
double harness and under The ssda good traveller and
would make splendid coupe family horss Inquire OF
C. w. CARY No sspraee-st; or At NJ oGEESs stsSss'
Nos 1871 and $50 Washing ton-st, Brooklyn Prce. 500
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Sales bp Auctioi1.
UcTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED

A UCTION SALE or CONDEMNED
n HORSES.
OrARrxRaA,rEa- GENERALS OYYIcE,
FJRsT DIVISION I
WAsHIyorof CRY. A prl Is 1853. }, =
WIN be sold public auction highest bidder, st The
''"'' A'l BALTiMoRE, MAkYLANp, THURSDAY.
May 4. iSG5.
CARLISLE PENNsYLvANLA. THURSDAY,
Naval. 1856.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE, THURSDAY,
May 10. 1853.
PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY,
May % 1855
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
G, each place.
These horses have been condemned unfit for the Cavalry
service Of the Army.
road farming purposes many good bargains may
be had
Horse. sod sir.y. Sales to commence a, 10 TeTma
cash Ia United States currency.
JAMES A. EKlN,
Brevet- Brssdier.GenerJ IN charge
First D.ysOa, u u 6.
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The sBnkcn nschnery OF tbe eye the saIe pfecuof
disease and death. The ne,hodical OF sf. ~. g.
|bKOwns POOR RICHARDS EYE.WATER. nornng
and tigLt will III due time in the suuken eyes aud also pc
syss from sinking IL will cleanse the eyes and
keep them 10 hie o. dewdrops the ysas "ffankins Al
nsnac iron which the tyeNser derives it nsme) say'
81 preventon Ia better than pound Of cure
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CITY COMPTROLLER OFFICE,
MILwAUKgE. April e. 1875. )
CITY REApJUSI MEN,

vk BOSDS1he Commissioners Of the Public Debt OF ne
rev o Milwaukee sre ready receive bids proposals
f,on holders Of Read Bonds ReaojustIaeDt scp
for te purchase OF sech Bonds scrip 70 the eSio1t Of s
ruuh hsud (which is Twenty:wo Thousid Dol.
r In pursuance Of section 10 Of an &C, to enable Tie Cay Of
Milwaukee reed is Corporate Debt. ami 1T section %
=, Act anendatoy thereto spproved All 3 1862 Scn
lids So city the numbers and amount OF the bonds o.
scrip proposed to be retired and be sceompsnd by ne
Co Of New YoTk City. that tie Bonds Scrip axe dc posted
With such Bank si1 schs Co.. 70 Be delivered io can
= exclusive Of the Coupons due hr OF June, 100 Ina tx
elusive Of the interest due such Scrp whch w oe pao
n psr on presentation at ,s City Oc, IN advance
GfmatuTity. 80
Bids proposals may be delivered to TIE City Comproer
a anv te before the 6st dGv Of June At upon eh day.
o. 10 O'clock At be Ofce Q: tie tHy ComPou.i the
tds proposals. viii be opened and the lowest bedr ca
Nv o1dr Of he commissioners OF the Public Debt Of the
CIV Of Milwaukee. FERD. KuEiE Comptroller.
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|WALLACKs.
w Propr.~tor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE.
Alt. alton of time: Door. open a! Overture -
SATURDAY.
Mrs Cenuiyre'z ele ssnt We act Comedy Of the
WONDER,
A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.
Revived with bosU,if Scenery superb Costumes. and The
following brilliant Dixtribvcf: /
IN wli-h M Lester Wsisek his ftth AyPcarsree Mr.
Fisher Mr Whnns Nh Holland, hr. Browne, Mr.. Morton
NJ Youh. Mr W'lian.on. Mr. Pope. Miss May Cannon
Miss Madeline heunques. Miss lone Busse and Mrs Jen
ninrs will spp-er
On NOSlAY-Nrs inchbai5's delightful Comedy
TO MARRY or NOT TO MARRY.
viii be produced and aI.t time in tins Theater the admirable
Afeyiece 49,, ......
NJ Letter WaAck Hr. John 0nsert. Dir Charles Fisher.
Mr. Hoson Mr. Yorns Mr. Scr,"a. Miss Mary Cannon Mrs.
ysrnol Ms Fanny Morsnt Mrs. John Seton, Miss Ioue
Burk~. I'm FLOYD sBd Mis- Barrett, will perform.
TUEsDAY-hOw shE LOVES HIN. WEDNESDAY
LOVE AND MONEY lhr. time this season.. THURS.
DAY, FRIDAY. and sATURDAi-Popuar plays In which
Mr. LESTER WALLACE will appear.
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9orses, Carriages, &e.

EOR SALE-A Handsome Pair Of Carriage
Il HORSES. years old warranted hind and sound. AL
for BURGER at Watts Stables Fourth ave, doon show
Twenty seventh-st.
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nle0iral.

MANHOOD andt he vIGOR Of YOUTH RES.
WI ORED IN -Four Weeks by DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE
OF LIFE This wonderful agent will resore Manhood TO
The Most Shattered ConsiItuon whether arising from EI
The 1equir to cure tho most inyetersecssr fgaI
weeks. Fsilpr- 10 impossible. Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE
OF LIFE 81 sold In cases With Instructions for for y Of
four qusntes In for 50. snt carefully packed
eip Of remittance by his accredited agent Circulars sent
free on receipt of -four stamps PHI LIP ROLAND, Sol,
Agent g., No. ~ Brooms IT,. one door wess from Broad
Hsy.N. Y
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MOST REMARKABLE CURE or CATARRH cOUGI
AND GENERAL DEBILITY.

l. Mr. Gardiner Yweii Of No. sshoeist, Dorchester
Ns,s have uttered with complication Of diseases yess
NV cstnrrh cough hsd brought auost TO the
nv ey~s so diseased bad nos,s IN NY head and wa
deaf IN one ear appetite also gone aud cou
sleep .udirs aud dicines proved usees Doe
tors could Do nothing for mel dyns! Most rrovdsn
daily va. induc ed 10 obtain Mrs MO Browns metaphysics
which restored TO health aud strength
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TWENTY
yIA4G sTANuING

John A. N~wcomb Of Quincy do certify that have been
.nrey deaf IA my M for twenty yesr. and for the pat
az wears nv right has been deaf that could not near
public sking u Kind could not hear
tho church bells ring Will. sitting IN tins church nave
.so beer troubled for number Of years with very sore
throat 80 that give up singing IN church Tor
had ost my VOICE had great trouble IN my hesdeIrpe
uose. almost crsziness. Ny head felt nnno and stupid
and was a source OF constant trouble to ne.
tried every remedy that could be thought o. went 10
.nr. but wanted to Instruments, would have
uoIiur 10 do with them About month since obtained
Mn, a. o. Browns Metaphysical Discovery aud used Il
TO the directions the bottles and the result 10
that The hearing Of botn perfectly restored that
can hear ~ we'll any The great trouble Ia bead Is
entirely gone Ny kesd feels perfectly easy and at rest Ny
hroat which diseased IL entirely cured and would
tks thousand dollars for the beneh have received IN
| The use OF Mira Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
... NEURALGIA.
Certificate OF Mr.. J. 7. Itch. OF Chalestown: . .
Thi. IL to certify that nine months ago attacked with
violent form. Several physicians
10 did all they coad TO relieve but 10 pur
coss livery patent medicine and remedy that could be found
or implied without effect Ny ee poulticed and band
,.J Ia order TO find relief Since the Neuralgia attacked
lost twenty i've pounds OF flesh.
In this friend Of mine recommended me TO try Mr.
NJ o. Browns Metaphysical Discovery, a. il had currd
friend Of his Of very bad which had baied the sk
the most eminent PHI equenty went 10 Mrs
brown. Office American House. and obtained hei
Discovery Saturday tho 18th inst applied
"A a clock the afternoon The result that Neus gia
lsubsdedamos immediately felt relief slept well, with
| out any poutiees % before.
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BRONCHIAL AFFECTION.
CHILLS AND FEVER,
THROAT DIFFICULTIES,

De.ssd Eyes Lo. Of Hair Dyspepss Enlargement OF the
Liver Disease OF tho Kidneys Constipation, Gravel Piles
insanity Tts Paralysis Rush Of Blood tho Head, with all
every disease which iests the human bodycured eject
ualiy by MRS. NJ. O. BROWNS METAPHYs Seal DIS
COvERY.
II destroys the root, which Is the life Of dseos.
PRICE 80.
OFFICES:
No 40 Arch-s... Philadelphia
No. 81 Bcnd-st., Aew.York.
No. il Pembsron square, Boston.
No. az West Monunent-st, Baltimore
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Au,usemen,s.

A CADBMY OF MUSIC. ttE
IL u, THEATRE FRANCAI5.
A"SN
MoNDAf, NAY - At o'clock p. H.,
LATUDE;
Or, - YKAns on CArrIUrY
Historical Drama In Eve acts by ~ A. Bourreoa Played
by the entire Company.
Theatre Office No. 67a Broadway sale Of Tickets q the
Academy oscc, irof a. M tos p p., On Saturday and
Mondgy.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. cor.
v ner Tweny-thiri-st; aud FonrthsyS The FORfIETH
ts Il row open IN the Academy EdGee from m 70
10 p tu. daily -....s
T. ADDISON RICHARDS
Corresponding Secretary, ~ A.
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Giaiionsrn anb fanrp GOODS.

DARD g. BROTHERS Established lS45)
y GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES. Also uanafacture1 Of BARD
Ia WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PENS.
JANES D. BARD, Agent. No. y Msden-isne, New-fork
Eepoining, 20 cents. Se1d f.. circular
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CHrEP CuARrERyAsTEs's OFFICE,
DKPoT or WASHINGTON.

DKPo1 or WASHINGTON
WAsHIsGraS. ID. G., day T. 1858
|CALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS.
ID TER STORES HORSE POWERS. MILLS. GRAM
|CLEANERS GcWl be- sold st pablo auction, under tho
direction Of Captain c. II. Tonpkas A. q NJ, o. : A. At
|the Government Warehouse situated tie square between
and r. and Twentieth and Twenty frs, sta, aipcon D.
on THURSDAY May 49, 1855 al 10 o'clock mr. lot Of
as;er Stores condemned unht for public viz:
Ayes Picks Angus, Brushes Boilers, Brides, BoeAsts.
Blankets Bits Brooms Saddls.baz. Wagon Covers Curry
combs Chissls Foges Chairs FORKS Hammers HAtclstss
Knives Harness Lanterns Plates Collar Pads Rope, Hners,
saws Shove Saddles Ssdderee Whips, add large LOT
OF Wroughtron Scraps Casiron Horse Shoca WsgonIuss
&c.
ALSO,
II Horse Powers complete, 10 BuTstons Mills. Eler
vstors with shans Grain Ccsners and lot Of Betting
and Iron Gearing.
Bidders win be required to the stores
within 1--WE days from date Of selc.
Terms cash, in Government funds - ~ r,,cvrr
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quaytemsstef.
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IOLYMPIC TIlEATER.
GRAND MATINEE
Doors open 1t commence at 2 clock. ..
And SATURDAY EVENING at q O'Clock.
THE GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THREE PARTS
which has met witha
SUCCESS UNPARALLELED BY ANY PREVIOUS
SPECTACULAR TRiUMPHS IN AMERICA.
eutitlrd the
SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD
| ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY By HAYES. and
GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
ENTIRELY NEW MUslS BY ftoMAS BAKER
MRS. JOHN WOOD
AND ENTIRE BURLEsoUE COMPANY
II The hscinatin; Danseuse.
1 MILE. AUGUSTA
The Evenings performance (oniy) will commence with
Il TRYING 1T on.
4 SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
IHIPPOTHEATRON at 8.
iii ETW-YOKK CIRCUS.
i THIS SATURDAY, NAY -
POSITIVELY LAST DAY AND NIGHT
MATINEE ct 2S-ENEN!SG at g.
] of the Great Genie pantomiDe Of
THE FAIRY PRINCE ODONOUGHuE:
Il POSITIVELY LAST DAY AND NIGHT
Of tho world renowned onelrgged aancei
4 Don MANUEL DONATE,
whose previous in ether citins preclude MS sp
Psssnss ser The be-, sI ny W, Mses MATINEE
SUPERB EQUESTRitN. GlMNAsTlC
AND ACROBATiC PERFORMANCE
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Tle new Grand Spectacular Panic
mime devised and arranged BY NJ LEHMAN, Of the orina
'''e' THE ELTxrR or LIFE;
Or THE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN, o..
win be produced on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, with new
| a ~.
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Amnsemenfs.

NIBLOy GARDEN
Lessee and Manager SECOND WEEK " )"
Of Inc s''sd ''s Mss ss' MAGGIE MITCHELL
whose beautiful and "n1 t1H;s strERe5:sn'''A Of
is nightly recognized by bnlli.n. and ,,-,,cr.
OVERWHELMING AUDIENCES
one Of tie most truthful ana fascinating Interpretations OF
EVER KNOWN 10 THE STAGE.
THIS EVENING, AND DURING THE WEEK,
w.ld.uer eeebra'ed Play, expressly adapted f0r Mn'
pnebon H.. Md5lE MlTcHELL
M. rARnrN NARY Ha; w sfsliss's REEVES
|sukKE E VEN snd Mr. q BVHSITT , !; ".
WI. b1NvERs, RENDER, NEIL. DO
Ac, i.-THE WEIRD SHADOW DANCE.
Act 2-TnE EEsTIyAL on ST. AsDoCHE.
Act a." OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Act Act - 1f nzEfsTT TaIt Afb TIE PLEDGE
SPLENDID NEW SCENERY,
sIGGIsG AND DANCINa
ADMIRABLE ACTING.
Seats scored six days in advance.
RARNUM,s'. American NE I! !, J, MUSEUM.
Ths exciting drama IN three sc,s, called
MYRIIlLO Or. TIE BhoAEN SWORD.
Together with the snnasing piece,
JOHN JONES,
INV pOonr r.stIJy ffnipry ALTON
CLASSICAL RrADsG Arf Gon i SONGS. DUETS. Ola.
,',' LOCUS. Ere, II cHARAcfEa- -
Just procured at immense expsns-.
TWO ENORMOUS LIVING ALLIGATOaS a
MAN EATERS,
EACH n FEET LONG.
The remarkable curiosity.
IA HORSE AND RIDER ESrNINkt BY AN ENOR.
NOUS SERPENT tOsNFRTED INTO STONE.
PROF HUTCHINGs-LIGH Ming CALCULATOR
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
GLASS SIEAM-tNGl Ia MOTION FIFTY IiFE-
SIZE MOyING WAX FIGURES FAT WOMAN.
GIsNTFss CfRrhSsiAN Gill LIVING Offers
GRAND aCjl'AKfA- A MILLION CUPIOSiIIES.
aorui,sloD % cent?. children under ten Is cent?.
WINTER GAkDEN.
w Tue LAST NIGHT
TIE LAST NIGHT
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Persons distance send to either Of the above office
for the Metaphysical Discovery Eye Water, ac. ncosin
the price, when they viii be immediately expressed with fui
directions.
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priniiu9.

Petroleum.
notice. REMOVAL
ON AND AFTER Nay MAY 1, 1865,
THE GENERAL OFFICE OF THE
MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY,
CLIFTON PETROLEUM, COMPANY,
FOUNTAIN PETROLEUM COMPANY,
DEVON OIL COMPANY,
LOOMS OIL COMPANY,
WILL BE AT THE
PETROLEUM AND MINING EMPORIUM
PERKINS, FREELAND & CO.,
No. IL BROADWAY.
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DEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION Of

DEREMPTORY SALE At AUCTION OF
about TWO HUNDRED LOTS or LAND, sitoaied q
Hoboken Sew.Je,sey Wa be sod at publ: auction ths
seootn No III Broadway In tho City 81 New YORK, on
he 2s.h and 24h Of MAY 1896 at ~ O'Clock noon BY = H
LUDLOW Co., Auctioneess about aJ lots OF LAND Do
property VIII BY good ute tee staple free q ~
and viii be conveyed Dy warranty deeds fity
-r cent Of leo purcha.e money ell SiO may
Il a. porcl,eT. option. remain bend ard mOrsgsse o
urse wears az seven per Every lot pat viii be sper
enptorly sold to highest bidder compeso absirrcs
title will be exhibited to the poret ps q tns
prom be the Office II the anc'oDsers NO.
plne st. and the sse.oon No. III Broadway and also
VARIOUS places IN Hoboken Jersey City and Hudson CITY and
" be fsrished on the day Of FOR further particulars,
apply to CHARLES L. BUTLER. No ~ Waist
'Ney.York Nav y, 1868.
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Mrs. NJ. q. BROWNS
CELEBRATED

POOR RICHARDS EYE WATER
will mako the weakest eyes strong removing all Inflammation
and humor. Every should use It, a. proves the pre-
1vsntion Of disease.
NO DIPHTHERIA
can eoms where Il IL used Be wise, aud your
cr pnky bsthe their eyes daily With "POOR RICH
lAKD'S EYE WATER"
Price per Bottle, large ...................el 30
PIE. ier Bottle small ............,,,,., 50
MRS. 81. q. BROWNS SCALP RENOvATEK,"
well Known for the scalp increasing and strengthen
Price per Bottle, 81 81.
Tho above celebrated Medicines to be had Of al Drug
gistG nv,,.s ,.,.rs ~ NJ. .,
Psrk row, New YeSk.
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GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT

|CRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
M To Mr.. O. W. MORGAN
On MONDAY EVENING. May IS, 1855, at Irving Hall
The following Artists hRve consented 10 assist:
AYOUNG LADY AMATEUR, her first Appearance.
Mr.. Jenny KfMPTON. the ceebritod coutralto.
M ]. ERNEST PERRING. Tenor; Mr.. FRANK
|CUASF Rss.o; Nr. y. u. MILLS, Pianist.
The Quutee Club. whose performances In ps'vse have
elected SO much applause will play for the first time IN pub
lie Grand Trio by Humrne ard the Fourth Trio, by Res
sser orgusy written fer piano and stripsad INSTRUMENTS
and now arranged FOR piano and brass instraInents
A. .Corno Primo
It j. DODN .Souo ceCobuo
H. b. DODwORIH.. .Tenore
j. b. :bNlto'o
GEO w. tnfo-fortc
Mr. H. c. TiaiM Conductor. Tickets, f Reserved seat
1i 80 10 begin ut 8 o'clock.
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TyHE IfIPPOTHEATRON TO-DAY.

v
Il The Matinee and evening p-riormlnces OF TO-DAY wi
TfiE EAIRY PRINCE O'DONUUGHuE. and also of the re
powned One legged Spanish Dancer. Don Manuel pons,i
ihe new Spectacular Pantooine Of THE ELIXIR w LII
vii. be prodncei on MONDAY.
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HOPE CHAPEL, No. 100 BROADWAY
III THE AMERICAN STEREOSCOPTiC0N is Oh
exhibition every evening comprising the finest collection Of
Statues Visws Nc of all countries exhibited with 4
briancv Of rh never before attained surface 20 feet
squsre Door open at IL 70 commencs ct o. Grand
ksusA WEDNESDAY, ~ sATURDAx W2pm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-01
ICDEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
The Fashion Magazine Of the " GRID

Literature, Fibe Arts, and Fashions. The NEST
magnificent Steel engra,ines. Double Fashion
Plates wood ensra'inss IN every subject that
can interest ladies'. Crochet knitting. Netting,
Embr"dery, Articles for the Toilet for he rerlor
the Boulder, and the kitchen. Everything iu iscs
to make a complete Lady = Book.
The Ladies fasorite for - years. No Magazine
has been able to compete with it. None att. mpti,
God.As Receipts for every department, Of .
household. There alone are worth he rice O. tho
Book.
AelCottages no other Magazine gives them,)
Draw NJ Lessons for the Young. Another sr,-
cialtts with Cooley.
Original Music. worth sa,oo year. Other Ma.
gazines pubii> cid " out music. but the sub
scrihers to Godes get it before the music stores
Gardeninafoi Ladies'. Another peculia,it, with
Cooley. Fashions II ON Massrs A T Stewart 4
Co.. Ne" York, the millionaire mt rchant sprear
in Cooley. the "nt. Magazine that has them
Also: Fashions hom the celebrated Bredie. Of
them IN .e.r tnanany other Magazine.
MARION HAkLA>D, Authoress of "Hidden
PATH "Alone,' Moss Side" .Nemcsis," and
.Miriam." writes for Cooley each month. and f,r
mother Magazine. Wehase also retain,a All ON,
old and tasorite contributors.
Terms Of Godey's Lady's Book for
sos. from ~h ich there be no deviation
Thefollowng are The terms of the Lady's Book
frls65. AtpresentM We will receivs subscribed.
at thefollowinS rates. Due notice will be given Il
We are oblgedto advance. hich will de Per U, On
the priceaf paper.
copy one - 90
Two copies. one year-...,....... ... ..... 8 80
n"ree comics one year ..... ..--... 50
-FOUR copies, one ........ 10 60
Fi'eeopiss. one year. md An extra copy toths
person sending the club max ing scopies....'l 90
Eight copies one year, and an extra copy to
the person sending the club, max ng nj al 90
Eleven copies one Year,. and an extra copy to
the person sending he club. m taking IA 81 90
Additions to any Of the above clubs 81, 80 each
subscriber.
todey's Lady's Book and Arthur's II, me Mara
zine will be sent each one year. on receipt oflfO
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Newspaper. The money must all be sent at ono
time for any club. Canada suhsc riuers must send
- cents add tionaI fer each subscriber.
Address. l.. A. G,nEY. N. r. Cornur Sixth ant
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-07-01
Str0ycd,

IRON vermiilion. d. T., on or about the l3th
l.. day Of August last, one BROW MAREatous
four years old. thstelow on the shepldev lnA
lump above knee on left leg, caused by hiek she
was rathersligh hit built nd long legged. Auy pers
returning said mare or giving tnfor matiah - =
whore she may be found. will be litsrsilyssvard.e
JOHN KEEAAY
Sioux City, De-. ID, 1884. -.