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EsCAPED.-On Saturday night, Patrick Dom
ohue, who was locked up in the second precin ct
station house for drunkenness. made his es-
cape from the rickety old shanty.
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CsEAA SODA WATER.
PURE AND COLD. A'oss'
A s SS e. n:.sr,cG rs s,ocS q rSSKg11Sy
NJ - ll3 PenuA- ave-, south AIDE
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Is4I street, befw.en s,ss sp n nat street,
O00HsULTING fHiy!Gi xSs AND 50 ka E0jNs.
yOS. 4; bARN9es n: d. Surgeon 0sn1 q. 8. A.
A;I; GARNEIT, Nd. New Yorl svsnus.
sRArfSS TYEHk, N. B. B., T Ssonss;c~n
.ApPlieations for admission can BE- made t. Any Of
Orders for admission to the FREE beds Of thfs In.
stitation can he obtained Of the Rev: g. Il. Hall.
esef9r Of the .pipn ,; k ohIrsh q ne Rev
oftbe Surgeon in Charge At his residence Orders
fer the aamission Of the Wives or Widows of Sol.
Surgeon General, q B. A.
my Is SIN O. Il. HALL, d. D.. Secretary.
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ELDoRADo ISLAND, By CHARLES HENRRT.
ms favorite resort is now open TO the public,
and any one wishing to enjoy quiet afternoon
with their families should by all means not
forget to call and be carried across to this IA
nous resort. This Island is between 18th and
18th streets, opposite the white lot.
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X SAEEN q WlLLlAAS, Auctiopsss.
ADM!NIsrRAToRs SALE OF HousrHoIp
EUkNiruRE: erORE FIXTURES, &C
On Holiday, the llth instant at 10 O clock n
We shall cell, at the resideace OF the late 30.
Rnie harvey, decessed, BY order Of the Honorable
Island. -
BY order OF the ministrator
We GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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STRANGE, BUT TRUK.-That Warts, Moles,
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc, can be re-
moved without pain. To be con vinced call
at Dr. Whites Rooms, "a Penn ay., between
Az and 9th streets.
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DRowNED.-Yesterday morning, about six
O'CLOCK, Timothy O'Neil Went to the Potomac,
dooSe the Long Bridge, 10 bathe. and was
drowned He was subject TO spa SINS, and il is
supposed that while bathing he was attacked
with spasm. The family did not desire an
inquest 10 be held, and the body was deliy
cred TO the brothers of the deceased
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1856 MARKR1rERs, 1856
SEW NTH SIRE
INTERIOR DECORATIONS,

CHOICE STOCK
the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered
In Washington, embracing
PA ERHAN IEGS
or Foreign and Domestic Manufacture of the best
FabrIcs and LATEST STYLES, appropri ate for
PAkLeRS, HALLS. DINING ROOMS CHAM
BkRS and LIBRARIFS, embf aCiag New Rich,
and unique Designs of Embroidere Gilt Patterns
Tor Drawing Rooms with appropriate Borders
also, a large and select Stock of medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and beautiful patterns, on Buff. Green and
the Prevailing COlOrs. TAN, LAVENDER, and
STONE GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and
without Centers.
Window Shades of any required Size, Style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment in the District war
rsntcd t. be Gilded with Gold Loaf, ami from he
WALNUT, timitation.) ROSEWOOD, and ali
GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, WALNUT
BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &c
Persons having Photographs taken are request
ed TO call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELs,
In Crimson Scarlet Green, and Blue Colors from
the smallest Photograph TO the L.reest Portrait
size; also, SILK CORD and TASSELS, different
sizes
Special attention paid to this Branch of our Bus
iness.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAyINGs
Always in Store. On Sale,a few Choice PAINT
lNGS and ENGRANINGS.
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Rr Gnkks q WILLIAMS A,cti.o..r,.
Brick Ash FRAME HOUSES AND BUILD

Brick Ash FRAME HOUSES AND BUILD
ING LOIS ON 1hE ISLAND AT AUCTION
On WEDNksDA the nth in.tant, We shslI
sell, IN 'front.' Of the premises, at O'Clock D m /,
Let No 20, In square No :e6. having q front OF 7
feet by lS feet ~ inches ceep n wide alley with
the improvements. which are a nne three story
Brick hosse &c, &C, 10 being hou,e No. S63 18th
street wet, between south q ssd NirEinia ave /,
near the Smithsonian Institute
Also. part Lot u IN same square, 81 feet front,
70 feet = Inches deep. on which L. q Frame shop
Also, psrls OF Lots Is and 10, in same square,
f'entinC SO feet on routh End virginia avenue
BY depth Of IS feel, 10 q wide alley.
Also, Part Of lot No s, IN Square S15, having q
front OF % feet by lOObs feet. with the improve
ments, which are handsome Dwelling House,
Sc. Sc. Tile property u between c street and
virginia avenue. be ng house No. ga 18th q
Alec. part OF same Lot 5, trout 20 feet b. same
depth.
Also, part Of Lot No Z, in Square NJ asa vita
the imI royements, which are Dwelling House.
&C, &c. This property fronts On sth street wsst.
between ami II street, south
Alec. part OF Lot No q. in square 2aS with the
IMPROVEMENTS, which are a two ard half story
Frame ouse. &c, &C. fronting south & be-
tween 18th and 18th streets wet.
Terms ne-third cash balance IN and l2nop tbs,
for notes bearing interest. secured ~ deed ot
trust on the pre- nlises All conveys ncing ano rev
enue STAN y the cost of the purchaser $50 down
on each piece when sold.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
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~ AND
LYINGIN ASYLUM.
18th street, Circle } corner of III styeet.

portion Of the District, surrounded by its avn
grounds. Cars pass the door every miHutes.
In accordance with the rosm REQUIRED. nsyahle in
edyasce. Tins includes Board, Msdicinss, Medical
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10y ID. l.. WELLS & CO,
- AuctuEeers and Real Estate Brokers'
Northwest corner 10th and streets

P6hEhPIORY SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
BILE AND NEW FRAME COTTAGE DWEI
LING HOUSE AND LOT, on Massachusetts
a. Auction o'ue'
on fRlDAf: July Is, 1886, instant, at o'cl'k %
n, we shal sell, Oh the premises all that Cottage
Dwellng House and Let If Land, No SsI front
Ing leet on nasssc husetts avenue north, between
f4tn ana 18th streets. and extending in depth IS
let. improved by asiN room new Frame Cote re
neatly enclosed '"i"
Terms Ore half cash; balance in six and tweIvs
months, with interest. 500 down at sale Con.
Veyanee ana stamps at purchaser expense.
Title perfect.
b. l.. WELLS 90
jy 7-dts Intel Anctfonee,s
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star office counter.
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~ THOs. DOWLINGIAuct., Georgetown.

PEREMPTeRY SALE OF VERY DEsIRA-
LING House AND LoT IN GEoRG RTOWS
AT Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, July nth, at O'Clock D. NJ 4,
?O9, fronting 20 feet the south side Of West "a
between Green and Montgomery streets, George
he improvements consist OF neat and nearly
new Frame Dwelling House. containing rooms.
basement and cellar; Gas and water Though thu
house, and In one Of the most pleasant parts Of the
town.
Terms: 0ne-third cash balance In 6 ana IL
months. with interest, ured by deed Of trust
on the property Convey sncins and stamps 81 the
cost OF the purchaser. A deposit Of slOO required
as soon ss the property IL knocked OF.
Th0S. BOWLING.
~
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nUFBIELD CELEBRATED HAMS.
THE OLDEST AND BEST BRAND I'm TIE
Market
GSTkBkISHEn IN lRa1


OYiafons Of the Press:
Uumeid was the frst to give character to Wes-
tern HAms! ms cure 10 fnrayidbiy good; none Bet
Capital In quality and navor.-Lire,pool Alb;on
rood Ter al Emperor -Lirerpool Msrcrvy
Dumeld's celebrated Hams have been the
fsvorftes in the South for twenty i've years -Nep
Orleans Picaynne They have been awarded seven
hrst pTemiume. includins medal from the World 3
Fair, 1851 and the United States Agricultural Se
ciety 1851 Onrea and for sale TO the trade by
CHA RLES DUFFlELD. Chicago Illi.ois
B.-SMlTH & NICeDEMUB are my agents
In Baltimore. so tierces iust arrived. iei2. Inns
THE ONLY E6TABLISHMENT NOW I'm
Il the District Of Columbis or Alexso--
dria, where PA N S and ORGANS can h.
tksr0xg hIy tuned end repaired % ct VyvV
PIANO FORTE HANUTACToRY
Numerous ipcontrovertihle references can h
seen 1t the establt shment. No. l01 Ilth street. =
lev eoore north OF Penn avenue. : r.. =
Also, for sale, an assortment Of the best new
and second hand PIANOS and oRGAEs. On sesy
terms. ~ 10 3m'
MOSQUITO OAEoPIEs, ell sizes and coIors.
ROTHR0CKe, 4so 7th street,
opposite the Pateut Once.
Ntt1avaw tCca. Vntsn.
LOB sALE-A ANAL EN0INn aud BOILRR,
NH be HoSp by SATURDAY Inquire e VIM
RkADLEi, b street, between 18th and isth First
~afd. WsN'
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. AuctiOnesrs.


TRUSTEES SALE or LOTS IN The FIRST
WARD AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed trust 90 the So bsoriber de-
ted July 81 lsS2, and duly recorded in LIber " b,
No a., folios So - and 9S. of the land records
shall offer for sale, at public auction, on TUKs-
DAY, July 10th, 1876, at clock D. m. 10 Nos.
and u. In Square % Lot No. 2 in Square s. sit
usted on north II street, between a4th and 25th
streets west. Let L. in square on 2<th str ees
between north Ii street and Rock Greek
Terms at sale.
jeOd ". l.. NALL a 90 'Anots
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Thankful for the liberal patrona ge received the
attention OF the Public 10 allied to he aboy Stock
a. the most nIplete in the District, large nor
ton of which has been n Manufactured specially ia
Order; and with the weekly additions recei we'd
will make il ell times such as is kept in Well
Regulated Establishme Mt. Orders for PAPER
fully executed, in City or Country. Any ord er
not satisfactory filed, will he Immediately cor.
rested; and satisfaction Guaranteed; and goods
according to quality sold at as Low Rates AZ
they can be purchased in the District
TERMS CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
J. MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 eth street,
Je 0-3w' Sdoors above Odd Fellows Hall
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II T. COFFEE MOSES BATES
COTTON FACTORS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 1O2 9RAvIER STREtT,
HRw ORIRA~a
NOTICE

Strict attention given to the purchase and sale
Of Merchandise. Liberal advances made on CON
otenmeDts. my l96
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u I-uIs TIDitII Auctfoneers.
RY J. O. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctiopeer,-


cHhAMhTG i SALE OF SMALL FRAME
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
No; 5Is, Dalton VS.: Dalton. shall, on MONDAY,
division Of original lots and Z in square No sc
on part Of which Is erected small frame yelling
house. These lots front Oh ~ feet on "a street
w,st, and run lack llS fees 10 inches to L feet
Terms of sale: Ore third Of the purchase n,o,sv
each and the remainder in two egual payments
a. elk and twelve months from day of sale, with
trustee: or the whole in cash, at purchasers Or
ton. stamps and csnyeyancing at purchaser Q
E7-d&ds &c. Mce tGfskat 90 r ,xaess
RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auetioseers.
ACTION SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
THE CoRNER or sTH STREET WEST ST AND
STREET NORTH:
On the Las So 'in' in al s "a GSl Sa
months secured by deed Of trust on the s ppsmi
ses: All corresponding and revenue stamp. al the
' g h' ssEEs d %fGr rhss :Ss aue..
ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
NEW IWo;sToRx BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
streets north, House Ne. $50, ct Public Auc.
On TUESDAY, the 10th inst, at s,s O'Clock
m, We shall sell, on the premises. having Is feet
'front.' by ~ feet deep, running back to an alley
improvedi~fth new two-story Brcik louise, con,
tanning six GOOD rooms.
Terms One-fourth cash; balance in SIX tvelve
ana eighteen months, for notes bearing int rest
and secured by . deed of trust on the premises
Al! conveysncing and revenue stamps at the cost
knock ed on 1Se'S
sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY n. K. WALSH CO, Auc,tereers.
- No. 2ss Pa az, corner foth street.
BRICK HOUSE ANDLoT ATAUcrIoN.
O'Clock, we will sell, pom the premises Lot No
u, in Gunnell's subdivision OF Square No gD5 be.
ing y feets inches front, by 100 feet deep. run
west, between T and u street, north The i'm
provemepts consist OF snug Brick House, With
paved yard. and good well Of water on the prem
Terms One half cash: balance in q and 70
months, secured by . deed Of trust upon the
premises. ~
N61 NIX. WALSH co ,Aucts.
DUBLIC sALE-on SATURDAY, July "a, at
L IL M, we will offer at public sale upon the
premises. s handsome BUILD NC LOTS, from 70
u acres, respectively forming portion of Hanpy
Home."the residence of DR.. Benz. Berry on The
Baltimore and Washington railroad, a OF a mile
north of Beltsyille, and Is miles from wsshington.
The location il one Of the finest in the neienbor.
hoods peculiarly adapted TO country residepces
four of the lots commanding the country for miles
and turnpike. all the lots fronting on one or the
other SEINE ON both The place is we'll set in grass
in high cultivation, adorned with two benatifaI
groves; and well watered by two nne streams and
ssSss ns " sIE springs Schools
JOHN GLENN 4 Ce,
Beal Estate Brokers'
=. "A. No. SO Second street, Baitimore.
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RYJ }. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctiohssrs,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE ON THE ISLAND

n HOUSE ON THE ISLAND.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON July 18Th
q % CLOCK on the premises. I shall, by virtue of
GEO 81 trust duly recorded in Liter NJ T No
It'Iolrs lfs, $50 and Isl. Of the land records
OF Washington county, sell Lot No n in saT are
M, fronting IL feet inches on 18th streel vet
o-tNSell sonth and streets, I slard ~ with A
otpIn o, lu5 feet inches, TO q 30 foot alley m
proved ~ three story BRICK Dwelling House.
Win back building. with a eide lot
Terms: One third cash: residue in six ana
twelve months. with interest, secured on the
property Convey snclug at purchaser ex peuse
BENJAMIN y. BRANNON. Trustee
Jy6ts j. @. Mcguire A 90 Aurts
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Il 8

3JX NoIIoh' BIB
Persons wishing to purchase CHILDKEN6'
CARRIAGES and lRBFRIGERATOBs viii d nd
lt to their advantage 70 call ont WOODWARD
d son, % we will sell them cheap for cash We
have yust received stock Of the &c Celebrated San
ford Arctic hefrfR orator, whieh the best In uae
We have alec a large stock OF ICE CHESTS And
WATkR COOLIES; Please call and examine
our stock, which 10 the largest In the city
f-tl WOODWARD q SON
.rr No: SIS Pennsyivanis avenue,
~ 3 cost bet 10th aud llth streets
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SALE or THE LAUNDRY BUILDINGS -The
sale OF the portable buildings on Capitol Hill,
which have been used hitherto as quarters for
laundresses, wives OF soldiers in the army
were sold at auction on Saturday last nndsr
me direction of Lieut.. Col. Moore. A. q. NJ ,
and from the sale OF which the Government
realized Si39 The laundresses who occupied
these buildings have been assigned quarters
at Rush Barracks and other barracks in the
city.
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RhILIFF . SALE-by virtue of an order o
- dlstraIn for rent, due and In arrears from Al .
fred Basssn 20 j. 7. Young, for the sum of four
hupGret dollars, have this day distrained up.n
al The growing crop upon said premises stu aied
AT Glesboro in said county, and upon 3 Horses 8
setts oil Harness, and WAGONS, and / herebV
give notice that on Thu RSDAY, the 18th day of
Jnly, 1866, at 10 O'Clock a. m, L shall sell the
horses and wagons and harness, at Wall & co 3
Bazaar, TO the highest bidder for cash Also az
20 cieck p. m upon the premises, at Giesboroi I
thai expose the growing crops fer sale TO the hi eli
est sidder Tor cash. J. II. WISE,
"
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AUCTION SALES.
RN SkkEN 4 WILLIAMS, AucuOneers
TRUSTEES SALE or FRAME Bousx AN

7HTS AFTERNOON AND o-soRROw
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
p GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on
9TH sIkkET WEST. BETWEEN o AND X
S1kkEIS NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the l2th instant, at cIs O'clock
2 m, We shall sell, on the premises, north part of
Lot NO IL. In Square No. 81. with the improve
mehts, consisting Of snug two story Frame
mouse, containing rooms. The lot /, p feet .
inches trent, by IS feet ~ inches deep
Terms made known Oh the day of sale
sac down when the properly is sold.
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FCNERAL.-festerday afternoon, the funeral
81 the late Jasper Mccoy, took place from the
western Presbyterian Church, and was large
ly attended. The services We're conducted by
Rev. j. NJ. h Lemon. of Union Chapel, Rev.
pastor in charge. After the services at the
church the remains Were taken 10 Oak Hill
Cemetery: New Jerusalem Lodge of Masons
and Friendship Lodge Of Odd Fellows at
tending, headed by the 5th T.. 5. cavalry band
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Rf u W. bOIkLEh, Auctloneer.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT

On WEDNESDAY MORNING, July nth, ct 10
COCK. shall sell at No 29l street between
!2th aHd 18th. alsrCe lot of Household Furniture
Consisting of Psrlor, Chamber and Dining room
FURNITURE being the contents Of twelve rooms
Embraced in the sale IL q large collection sf su
perior Linen Sheets, Blankets. &c.
cd @. W. B0TELER, Auct
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COOP AND BAD MINERAL WATER-In our
mention OF the Owen House the other day we
spoke Of the excellent soda fountain as turning
out better article for the base of a soda cock
tall than some of the bottled mineral water in
use. This, of course, had no reference to the
excellent and healthful article ofmineral water
put up by Riley A. Shinn, Esq, and which
has such deserved popularity in all this part
OF the country. His mineral water, II is we'll
known, is manufactured in silyer-lined appa-
ratus, so that il absorbs no poisonous metallic
properties. In fact all the mineral water man =
ufactured in this District we believe TO be a
number one article, the men concerned in its
manufacture being respectable, reliable gem
tlemen.
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HORSE STEALING.-l esterday morning, the
premises OF Mr.. A. Whitney, on the Tth street
road, above the Park, We're entered, and a
horse taken from the stable. Some colored
people saw man open the stable, take out the
horse, and place a boy on IL, who rode off
Mr.. Whitney, on his return from church. as
certalned his loss. and obtaining a description
Of the man, informed Sergeant johnson, of the
second precinct. of the fact Officers King and
Poole arrested James Covington on the charge
and taking him to the station, he confessed to
taking the horse. He also informed the Of
heeTs where the horse was, and went with
them and recovered it, Justice Walter com
mitted him to Jail for court.
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SUPPOSED ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-Satur-
day night, about eight o'clock, young man
named Ali, was found in water closet at
The National Hotel, in a supplied condition
He was taken to private room, and physi-
clan called to attend him. He was partially
restored TO consciousness yesterday morning,
and was removed to his residence, 6iOG street
by roundsman Kelly and patrolman McCoI-
gan, of the Fourth Ward. A vial labelled
''laudanum, was found on his person, and
IT was evident that be had taken an over dose
The young man has been very much de.
pressed for some time past, being out of EN-
ploymept.
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hAID on A FESTIVAL AND RAID On THE
RAIDHRs.-On Saturday night. while a festival
was In progress in a church near the old con-
trshand camp 18th street, z crowd of Young
colored men gathered about il and AT a given
s-gnSl made raid into the building, helping
themselves to cream, cake and other refresh :
ments, and causing general stampede of the
company, many of whom jumped from the
window In the widest confusion. While this
was gong on Sergeant Johnson, of the second
precinct made a descent on the raiders and
captured two, who gave their names as VIM
Ware and Peter Rollins. Yesterday they were
fined IS each by Justice Walter.
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THE DoGs.-ln consequence of the killing of
number OF mad dogs within the past two
weeks. Mayor Wallach has issued the usual
proclamation, requiring all dogs found run
ming at lar &c within sixty days from the date
OF the proclamation without being securely
muzZled shall be killed. IL is an unpleasant
DUTY for officers 10 perform; but the safety OF
the community require il, and they will en-
force the law strictly. Persons having valua-
bic dogs will take notice
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

ma
5oHxscs 4 Cos MAaas4a CFRogs-- THIS
graaa coaAsiaakson aas In shis city 90
Aosaay aad Tassday Of the present
week, and gays foaE perform ansss to
large and apprecfs,ive audiences wha
sessiaed, By FrsqHens and raptussus sp.
pIasss, shsiE AppEsoiasisa 81 The sslens-
ed lrsaps. Mr.. Saith, the clown, is 3
show wishla himssH, and BY bic wit aad
popular local hlts efsssss constant roars
Of Iaaghtsr:- TIE Aerial saspsnsion IL
q Esas wsli worsh the price Of aIGAissldn,
ease sSssia ssAassa DO b. appreciates. -
Dir. JOseph Tiakhan, the great bare back
rider aud asuble sOmmessaalssg, is q
star al the afas magaitade, aad drsw
fogsa soaaas % sppladss for the highly
bredisabls manner in shicif be perform ID
shsss aialaRss lesAas EaGasssn gtae Der
forEsanes throughout exhibited degree
sfstaasss md Ekshsieasy gssas asny Dir.
euses Of zach greater Efeseusion rdighi
envy, saa ne fOcamrGead the comp any 10
tAs ge0a egsaees sG aey ysonasnisy IN
which they nag WaRsu sassir tens.
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Lyon s Periodical Drops.
The Grsas FeMaae Remedy
for Irregularities.
-z--s-Ts--4r.----T'--r-vr -es-Tw-


Tasas Drops are a seaealacsily compounded
saId ,rspasaslsn, and better than aAy Fills, Pow.
dats VI SosRums Bslns IiquEs, their aesion Is
direct aHa positive. rendering them reliable
reEey and certain spScias for the cure u all OBJ
EtuctiaHs aad Suggestions ees nature. Their
Psg atsgttg Is IadieAssatsy Ne fst nat 10. GO
ars annaAifY sold and consumed by the ladies
.! the uaited states, every oae Of whom speak in
tbs strongest terms Of praise OF their sreat nasr
its. TAeb are rapidly taking ths place Of every
ether Female Remedy. and considered By al
wao kuaw agght 81 taem, rs tAe sutcsi, safest
aud mesa lngailibIe preparation In the wosid for
the eurs Of all fsaala complaints, TIE FSEssyI Of
at sssnuretsns 81 natdfe, ana the promotiah Of
hs4llh, regularity snd strength.
Kxpiitas directions stating when they
may be used ana explaining when and why
they shaaH aet, nor cgnd not BE used without
pfoaac as effects contrary 20 natures chosen laws,
wiz Be dud lrsfpaly tolasa around each lasgle
9Th sht sriSsea slgn4taFe ei Josas L.-.Ixoa,
without which Hsne aFs genuine.
ffeparsa By Or. JOHN L. LYON 1856 Chapel
s'reet, Haw Haven. C5ua., who can bs Consulted
tier Peraanallg. or By mail, enclosing stamp
aoasernlas all private diseases aud temals weak
ssiI b. druggists ssefywAers. Prles Al 70 per
@. G. cLAaE = ooo
Gen'i Agents for Z. s. and c4sadss.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
Rcmemberthe Convention

PgRsoxAL.-We fed it to be our duty
TO say that Maj. BArLIss is too "high-
toned" and honorable Il gentleman to
have anything to do &ith such paper 81
sle " Regulator. % The Major Is Vir.
ginfaa VIC would acorn 70 do mean act
No man, ia this city, BIAS higher idea
of right and propriety than our worthy
friead, Msjor B. lie prides himself, a.
all men should do, upon doing right By
bis fslIow msn. IN al thai be does be ia
frank and honest, and II gives us pleas
aze % Eslisys him cf asy dishonorabie
imp utasions. We hope the Major may
have many days Of perfect bliss.