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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-26

The following recently appearj under the head
Married in the Concord (N. H. Statesman
Such marriages., it appears, are legal in the Ora
mite Stale:
.:In this town, by Deu. John b. Chandler and
Mis- Maria French, Dra. John u. Chandler 10
Maria French,-two non-residents, married by
themselves TO themselves all on the Sabbath day
at the breakfast table, calling upon God and tho
family present to witness the act.'
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:

RICHARD u. JOHNSON, Of Acniuchy,
rSYlject 10 Tie decision Of a National C0Aroiion.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-26

Wonders IF N.ymerism.-Doclor Colyer was
lately lccturng on Mesmerism in Philadelphia.
The Spirit of the Times, in speaking of him, says:
The doctor, on Wednesday evening, told his
audience story Of a student at New Haven who,
while in a meslnerized condition, rose from his
bed and, to his surprise, found himself, on awak-
ening, at the foo. Of long flight OF stairs. lie
then assembled to his room, and discovered, with
still greater SURPRISE that the door was locked and
arrived at the conclusion that, while in mes
merizcd condition, he had gotten out Of the win
dow, and descended to the earth without the
slightest injury, his body being clhercaIized in
some measure by his magnetic condition. This
story was received with burst of laughter and
incredibly by the audience. But the doctor did
not consider it by any means remarkable, and
went on to tell another Of a boy whom he mes
merzed at Montreal, placed in tub Of waci, and
who did not sink but noaed like cork"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-26
Wing County Convention.

AT meeting of a Wing Convention for
La Sale county, holden at Ottawa on 81.
,urday the 20sh of May, ls4s, pursuau,
to previous notice, EBENEZER NEFF
Esq, was called 10 the chair, and JAnvs
BRADFORD was appointed secretary.
Forty delegates were present, represen-
"hg every precinct in the county but four.
on motion of ]. C. Champlin, Esq, a
committee OF one from each precinct was
appointed to nominate suitable persons to
fill the various couaty Offices At the nex,
August election.
Whereupon, said committee having 70.
ported, the convention proceeded to nom;.
nate, as follows:
For County Commissioner,
JAMES NJ. LEONARD.
For Recorder:
HENRY HURLBUT.
For County Commissioners Clerk.
JOSEPH. W. DOW.
For School Commissioner
DOWNEY BUCHANAN.
For Treasurer and Assessor.
BENJAMIN THOMPSON.
For Probate Justice:
MILTON II. SWIFT.
c,
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DEmoUnArrc CANDIDATES for 1874.

FOR PRESIDENT:
MiRTIy Fly BUREN,, Of ycT York.
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a. rur ANcirNr Am NonruN cIfIsINr. -

or THE ANCIENT AND MODERN CUISINE
rlorence OF gao broadway versus Apicus and Epouru
Al ic,us the maRuhcent-that hrp rate gastronome-
Who held his icyiai hanquelngsin Auica and Rome,
Thought as ho loe upon his couch, and licked his I'm
gers clean,
Therein meier be ausht in future time match his own
cuisine.
OF quals
Doated lamprcys ffsd In oil aud tongues OF neh,in.
Not oil Anacreon in wine, was more a oonnoisseur
Ana never hroa'hei, ibeore since, jcer epicurc
Nut for all that the Jolly boy in ono thing was deficient
Although, considering the In cookery quite proficient
FOR FLORENCE being then unborn, this Prince of Roman
rovstcrs
Lived died In horrid ignorance of the ar, OF Cooking
Oysters
Those most saacous shelLhsh are no, late entiou
Vet ctthem CLASSICAL gourmands make very little mentcu
"heh the gin TO dress these fish, their household
gods denied them,
They would have mentioned them pucss had Florence
s'ewed or fried them.
The oysters OF tho Midland scn~ arc different thcy say
To those white fat ones, we get rom Princes
love oyster and thu crab that shelters ncuh his pen
unnt,
To the round and juicy commodore sort Of 0rs, euea
ant.
but not the oyster as il comes from oceans muddy bed
Does Florence rrncc of Caorars upon his tables spread
uerampors him I'LL firm and plump within his shelly cave
Then turns him on, OF house and home bonns bouchs Of
the wave.
Stewed Tried roast, raw, no matter how, M by magic
wrought.
The tempting DISH at Florcnces almost your
thought,
And then tho liquors and tho wines ono gets 20 ash
down
oh! FLORENCE pacchus should TO thee resign HIS
clustered crown.
Aud then the mirrors how they blasethc pictures how
divine
How fash the costly chandeliers, the gdcd mcullings
shinc'
The bright aiccvcs how splcnddy with drapory they
hung,
Say was 1t from Aadns spoil this fairy palace sprungi
Behold tho orowdthrough either door with eager
Each "boS" is dlcd and, waiting scats see Mt least
Caracous is the rich not in thrice tho space
Could FLORENCE for his customers find zach fitting place
And bark the cries" dozen ir,cd." stow" sau
torne" "champagnc"
Tho FOOTBALLS of the waters sound like thckly pattern
lain,
H"rk to the ehink ofplatcs, tablespoons every crowd
And voices OF all shades of tone What an enchanting
Babel,
Nor are tho "goner sex forgot-distinc, ar Heaven
from ilaAes
hthe apartment fitted up for Heavens bost gn-thc
ladies'
Why should the gentlemen alone oysters lunch or
so FLORENCE thnks--so think tho bcllca--and tina,
opinions mine.
Could Epicurus paddle back acros. the styginn pool
Beside our mdiire d'hotei. he'd own himself fool;
For truly twix the Mcxic Gulf and source Of tho ST.
Lawrence,
There's no oyster drcw oven haif so we'll as
FLORENCE
CRUsTACEA.
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LATEST SOUTHERN sup NEWS

II w
PniLApELrBI, Jan 2tAn Venus, Price, NOheans; Louis,
Camp do. - ~ - >''o'es'
BALTIMORE, Jan 23-Au Emily Elcott, Port, C,b.Ilo.
Jew Burrows, Baracoa-left no Ans Cid Michigan Terry
NYok. "e""' Aei'S
GEoReErowN, DC. Jan 2t-Arr Col IAnso,, NYorh
CHARLrsros Jan 2i-Au Roger Stewar, lBrj Besp De.
menra. Cid Ann Louise, tFr) Lemaire Borraux. ca
!Br) Fowler Geenock; Commerce, Read Boston Be- xn
Re.ce (Br) West Indies Juia Helen NOreans Caroline
Work Chocfaw Bo',1o; Mary Mri., Wilmer New Orsans
Miller, 5, uees: FsnLlin Green Dr,per Matsnn.s.
o ncA e IIhp BsaIIe B Disbow LIVER
York: Lamar. Saunrmann, do; Columbi. Coitre do
Cid Alabama Wood LIVER ool Severn Cheever do Ejwina
West, Mobile; Wilder, Shibes, NOrEans ~ "''''
MOBILE, Jan l3CA,I Tay tBrl Greenock Cid Gendower,
Lvcrpool; savannah, Hawlev, NYork.
NKw ORLEsNs Ian 1t-Au Ivanhoe, Outerbridge Rum
Kew; Jefferson Dyer, St Thomas Cid Pennsylvania Gross
hyeppocl; Russell Lanea do; Rockal Higgins do; Hanni
men; Gunare, Gushing, do; Caravan, Bray do Mnnroe
Fountain. do; Washington Plsbury, NYork; Delta Hmck.
ley, do; Nina Trieste; Fresland Smith, Belize.
Foreign Ports.
Porto CABELLo Jan 9In port Anita Loyett for Boston
unc NeapeT beaton for Baltimore, days October
ell Tor L, Gnyra same day. Gen Call Edmondson from 81
Thomss for Baltimore, 4 days. 80
Ia GUAvRA, Jan tin port, Orion Weldon from Ph,ladel.
pha; June from NYork. 800
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etc. Of III. water had Oeen short time all her
o s,"n Lney MAnassr, of New y9,h Lea,u ,rem E.st
s,. 10, G ,ns with esh la@ee Nc wa, ,sed op the
Ss Se 81 f n. 0, G,ior s,oo. thrown s,,SS',a rs Of
e the WHAT Camden, full Of water $50 bose. herns
Notice 90 Mariners.
r r.Ss , * s.s Mrg' o., sS oS% osS We'd
S" %S' S% T SSs SS.' ,Ss ws% and
go, s'Ns the Of one y,sa could ;s ~
ysse hauled Ins rC% .Ssa srsssd 10 sNC.
he states that ~ tie centre 70" or H. .hos h.'s we,e heavy
Is.' ss the bad Ss,p 'gs !. ,Nf T .s bat
ws asy S,S ,u ~ 's 0 Sds ," "i "" 1"
h morning aud an excellent chonom''cr-t Naun"' ship
''"H ''''' Oct !" ,
aud yos w. ~ date France out 10 months with i'o" ob'' WI
tmn,e from Cacston Cor Liverpool Jan 20. lat - 10 N,
c%Sns Of and ~ days from Portland ror Havana Ian H. lat
An American ship hownu ehequercd nop two white,
'ou nv" one blue square, Oct IL, IN Casper Straits.
Foreign Ports.
,o a a., na.o aOGS , sSn . cot Mara es, G ."
for China, Forum, MurlocL, Hom ,hins.
70, ns ,o ,n.n, Oct se-la p9 EsnssLe' n9ss Of and
S,r, lows, about Dec sid 0co scott, Cunningham. of
c s,,,n neC o- port, p.omo ristsos from s.s
before. "
HALIFAX, Jan lo--hu rorrce. johnson. ~ Thomas
Home Porte.
.,sriNt, jan n--tild Vulnate Tihbetis, NOrloanH
thArHlon Jan l0Atr tltop, Harding, Martinique ia.
nuhe i'c Dalumnr IN pot, tho above aud bgs Balkan,
huam'ni Unpo hlesaudst scte Express ~ Helena, Hope.
,nder,,dencc M.sna Mon.oou rhomsot ian, Cath ,un.,
J"no Temorlane. Otana Tmsnihtopiat Rocket, Iin,nf
Canton Dos,on rlenct NJ llh Lucinda Colele ii 4 linoL
KY Ino, columbia, V,ollc, Spartan, Porto Ico Packet.
Danube, Wave,
ronyL.Np, Jan gl-tapt John Williams will 40 naa,, Of
brig Motto, inIIaco oi Capt Nlahc
TnwNaENp Harmon, jan BIN port Veto tooinbs fro~,
Frankfort 10, Nfoih Elizabeth. Sawyer, Easipou lor Bait
ronrsmourn Jan 2iAn Ponce. Gould Kppncbco for Porto
Rico
Nrwnuayronr Jan 2-Cld Dolphin. nem,ck Yves, Indies
tnrM J,o 22-Am lomp, Clark. Cayenne CID 2ls,, Ala
bama, King. huD, NNoL,
Dosror, LAP e1-Cld Tiger Cooh New Ofeana, thsmp,op
Wafcn, hatAton, Petrol tncw. Of Salem late of Dushury)
Wood..t,y, New South Wales aud China. AR 2,d, Eliza.
beth. Wiley, NYorh
r,vmouIu, Jan BAR Flora. jenkins Baltimore.
HoiMrs HoLr, Jan y0-No vessel IN port or Tarpnnln
For,nd Only Daughter Tucker. Of aud om do for Ports
mouth
rnovprNur, Jan 2lhr Jas Lanpicer, Kenny, New York
Sid Patrick Henry. Shelly, Yoh River Va Ar 2,j Passport.
Lewis Wappahannoch, Rhode Island. HILL NYotk Below
Anon, French from NYorL Sld New England Changer Ma.
Yo,L. "
ruLAprLru,. Jan 2i--Au ~ Lawrence DrinLer M plla
ca Cnyugn, Stewart, NYok.
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Cleared.
Gsnesee, Jack New Orleans T Buck.-Brg, Helen Anna
(Br) Hughes, St Kits via Yarmouth, Ms. A Hubbard Co;
Carb, Porte6ed New Orleans Foster NiekeHon; Clinton,
Lyon Savannah Sturges Clearman; Pecenic Miller Apa.
lachcola-Schs John Taylor, Buch Montego Bay Jam.
Thomas Winnieu; Challenge, Park, Wilmington, NC X
Buck.
Ship Uncas Lstnam Is days from Apaachicoa with Gotten
r.. D. Hurlbut Co 18th ID. H. Shot KEYS 20 mile
spoke ship Formoa. Crawford Of New York. from Apalaeh.
cola for Liverpool
Ship A,eam,sp, Lane IA days from Mobile, with
ship James Eaward Webster 20 days from New Orleans
with cotton, 10 J. q. Wari
Bnque Star Republic Hendley. q days from Galveston,
Bag q Bourne Perry. u days from Port Leon, Fla with
schr wolcott, Rider days from Boston, with mse
Stevens.
schr BENJAMIN Bigeow DAYS from Boston, with mdse
order.
below.
Two brgs, unknown. Wind NV. blowing sale.
sailed.
ship Vinosnnes, Coast of Aics; ships Louis Philippe
Casto HAVE; Gustsve Edousrd, (Fr) do; Cotton Planter
Doane Mobile, and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Orfics OF rHg RHopv lsLs~pgR.(
Newport Jan. q, 1853 \
2stAu STAR Crowell, Dennis for Mobile VisaDt, He't
Providence for Nlork.
22d--sld wankineo Baltimore; Virginia savannah; Holder
Borden, Philadelphia, ar, Noble.
General Record.
P.cKsr sur SHERIDAN for Liverpool will sail tbs d,v
Her letter bags are a. Girip'' IN ,hs Exchange.
BRia AfRcA OF Boston Lemont. from Mcnteviaco f,r
ava rut INTO Ro d. Jansiro pcsou, Nov ~ va Distress
nu' " What mature extent not stated.
SUR SUM "A arge shin sunk 81 luc pAra Island entrance
Il Bsnes STRAITS reported Aier Dc, eshher tors Just
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NEw ORLEaNs-Ship Farfeld-( Reported yesterday)-21
hhds suasr EpeeI Foley-2 brs q Lord VI Chero-
6G hhds tobacco Boorman Jnhnson co2OO bbs sugar
Carey5o do D1nD-88 bb castor oil Fiedler-2i bids
vd NJ ;,, oe uas y hd w w - = po's
mdse Cool dye cois bbis noass,s FOLEY box saa
Newton Co.'s terces axseed no bales Newbod
tuit23 brs tobacco DoIemus Suydsmi hemp seed @
Rowland co., cks ginseng do beeswax Chen 20 bale,
cotton w tobb-2 bxs Huntington Sayage-l Baldwin
II box old silver jewely so bbs noasses De- Peyster Whit
marsh-l box Booth2 do mdse Judsop-ls0 bales
cotton Stnton-58 Janver cog ckA bb haxseed II
Mvhew-loo tics haxseed 81 bags feathers Fschel5 bis
rags J Campbel-s L Guiror
APALAeHicoLA-shp Uocas-I boz Harnden coil bales
Cotton Wood Johnson BurrItt-27 Black co-ff Post
Phlips-2 I P CummiDgs-23 Pennston-355 bronson
10 Boom Johnston * co--302 to order
PoRT LEoS-Brig q Boune-30l bales cotton II do moss
z Ills leather Badger & Peck.
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w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office ofth . College W Nassau street.

py-TO THE PUBLIC.--Dr Hunters Red Drop, Justly
celebrated for the Of tho voncroa dsease Science
marches mnjcscay and irrcsistbly forward and this
the aga OF invention but nothing in its department
discovery reflects creator honor upon the inventor nd
yances more rapidly to distinction, than Hunters Red
Drop II comes with hes ling on IT, wings, proclaming
relcto the suffering adding day after day evidence upon
evidence os mighty pow clearing the way OF all com
petition and taking its true station ms the most powerful
and brilliant combatant OF that scourge Of the earth This
snot the language Of cncomum but these the
words OF truth and soberness elected by the irresistible
claims OF real merit and To stcd worth Give il fair and
impartial trial. and its superemnent usefulness shall ap-
pear the full and entire satisfaction of all that need
This medicine only be be obtained at the Hunteran
Dspensary, Division street. Price 81 per bottle
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M. ,,,-I,,- !, -, LAT. ,ut Tho
,e"r'.'', o".," NV. '0',,." - ',..,.n, ,o,.
INV '''" """""'' wv" Wv
~n' people nave sustained through ".
INC """""s are inc rem"r@so' '"e ''''"
'''""o"'o tue financial anarH OF the S'"'e -
view ., ,he financial 'ona'ien o, .n' w ,v,.s ~,
,y.n safe 10 IN, aet ano,h,r dollar oxcop,
mlhl existing obligations II Ia not now question whe
Wv, .ne eomre'"n ., o"h" WIZ DC oen.'. ~, nal
voncy ii has become ru,c, onrsl,on Of finance, The
State has already expended than ten millonsc dol
NV On mp'ouu'uve ss-'he pime'ra' w., ny" INV
pulse of Internal and local interests re-.
gaross Of the condition OF the finances has pressed tho
% w ,no very otmh OF disAonor enn nsna,"ro wy,
of IN ar own ox,,xsos 10 aiming
credit and def, lent revenue"
The Comptroller further states that in the present con
d,tion OF things II il impossible to make loans On the
faith of the state, The tolls and mill tar pledged for
existing debts and to create new loaus viii involve new
taxes This tho present aspect, of affairs iow will DO
| hardy enough 90 propose
In all revolutions the progress Ia irressbly onward,
whether they hc Of political financial cast whether
politicians combine tho two 10 ,h,r scla.h yiows
~, i, ,.,,... - a.. -,
'""'""'s'' VI 'heP party now ascendant at washington
has been opposed 10 tho old system of nvionh,y Of
tracts Thov hnyo sough, ,o,u.,,,, h ,,i,.y,r,y 4,
'h"' ''p""'"S v, '""'"''''s "
e''"'' o' "on'"H from 'hc CLAIMS OF CREDITORS without
taking into view the danger of knocking down tho old
landmarks of i,,,,, ,,,, -. c,,..,,
o.,,,s 49,, ,,,,", -, 49,, WV, 49, IVY ,' -,
'"'s a"' "''"""'sy Wy '"or eNhmP'o III Allowing '"e
District bankso remain suspended. They set tho exam.
pie bad faith in yinu nay tho land revcnuea of tho
n,o,a, ,,,,or,,.,., In ~, , - -,,
~ s''" ""'' '""' government WaH """"'
TO pay n"own debts They encouraged state reputation
by holding ont IN, hmm th N, rol,,f IA, ,i
quarters than taxation The land diatrbnticn bill Ind
been passed the condition that the proceeds should
revert 10 the treasury when an Increased tarn hoe
necessary when that necessity arrived regardless of
plighcd faith thcy sought TO ropoa tho condition Whom
those acts had unsettled public morality and rcaoJ the
moral oblix alton of cen,raca opsa,,vo san,,on yna
given to the growing evil by tho enactment of tho ban
rupt law Public corporate and indy dual credit pank
under those accumulated d.us,rs Thu s,.o .of Noy
York ATTEMPTED to stem the torrent, md paasod ,sx Ia
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90 w Z. ROBINSON OF NEWHAVEN WILL
denver lecture in Washington Hall Broadway near
Chsmoers street on Thursday evening IAN 2eth a, half
UNION OF IRELAND WITH ENGLAND.
Tickets to admit three persons. so cents Single
tickets IS cents May be had at The usuaI places ana
the Hall f'' w "
His lecture on The Irish in America - vii, h. uven
this "wednesday evening in Halls Exchange Ruil5ings
Fulton street. Brooklyn For terms, &c. see BROOKLYN
papers
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61y- WEARING A wlGIMPAIRs THE HEAI.Tu
breeds humors and produces numberless evils ali which
be avoided by the OF Oldridges Balm Columbia
from Comstoc and Ros IS Magazine street. which fully
restores the hair whether it lost by sickness hy are
keeps the head entirely free from dandru and scur and
gives the hair beautiful gloss and curlN o. Crescent
City.
The same article to BIO had OF Comstock and Co. n
Maiden Lane, and Comstock and Williams No. prth
9Th st. PHILADELPHIA.
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FROM FLoRIDA.-The steam packet St. Matthews,
which arrived at Savannah on the Goth inst brings
the following intelligence The troops who went
In search of the Indians that escaped from Post No
4, have not yet returned. They consisted of Com
pany f, Capt McKavett. from Palatka, ID Compa-
ny, and apart OF another company from Wacasas-
see, and halt company, Lieutenant Smith, from
Micanopy.
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SUPREME Court UNITED STATES, Monday Jan.
3, 1913 No. I, Thomas Hammond's administra.
tor, Nc, OF General George Washngton's executor.
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United States
tor Alexandria Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the
opinion of the Court, reversing the decree of the
Circuit Court, with costs, and remanding the same
TO the SAID Court to be proceeded in conformably
10 the opinion OF this Court-No. 5S, Arthur Bron-
son, complainant, VS.. John II. Kinze ct al This
cause was submitted TO the Court the record and
printed argument by Mr. Arnold for the complain.
ant.-No Is, the city OF Mobile, plaintiff in error,
vs.. J. Emanuel, ct al. This cause was argued by
Mr. Test Tor the plaintiff in error and Mr. Sergeant
for the defendant in error.-No. 20, Robert Morris,
appellant, VS.. Henry Nixon's executors, ct al. The
argument OF this cause commenced by Mr.
Wood for the appellant. Adjourned till tomorrow,
ii O'Clock A M.
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90 TO THE LADIES'
Thou art un'exed! Thy gentle air

UT my RtHtIt
Scarce proves thy womanhood.
II were well to try the "Poudrcs subtilesv
Be fair as well as good.
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle, for compl stey safely and
permanently cradle ating spernuous hair 81 per bottle
Also rars LIQUID vegetable Rouge prepared by Dr. Fee
dies Of America and always by them TO
fair friends, with pale faces II Is therefore
10 enlarge upon the superior merit OF this y beautiful
preparation speaks Tor itself In the living bloc m II
dihuses, ~ soft, as uniform and almost az peTman, rs
nature II will bear the most delicate test and phils as
Stimulating evenly with the skin II is warranted TO be per
iectly harmless 1oues les bellies de Paris use IT.
For sale only at 81 Walker st. door from Broad way
80 cents per bottle. w
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M A R TIM Z H 4 R A Id
ship Masters and Agents.

ship Masters and Agents.
We shai esteem favor if captains vesscls will give
20 Commodore ROBERT SILvEv, Of feet a re-
port Of the shipping left the port whence they sasd
leses spoken their passage, list OF their
foreign wspapeIs they have He viii board
Immediately their ARRIVAL. Agents and
nome abroad, will also confer favor by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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sales at tho stock E.chmnx..

state OF Trade.
The general markets remain without material sora-
ton In real estate, the following made by w. n.
Franklin -
Lot 20 by 100 feet. and two story brick house. No.
90 Mercer street, $3.50
by f. H. Ludlow 1906 shorcs New York Railroad 7lpr ct
Property known az III Maiden lane and II fetch.
street, 10 feet inches front and ~ feet inches
deep, u 900
Two story front house and lot II Christopher street
lot 20 feet f ont aud rear by 90 feet deep; house
20 by 25, with an addition OF ~ feet square 1850
House and lot AZ Bond strect-lot 20 feet by 100
the rear, 1915
~ shares Maryland Mining Companys stock,
$500 per share, 500 pr share
30 shares NY. and Mississippi Land Co.
$3.50 per share, IO5
10 do do do no
100 do Arbop Coal Co. $50 per share q
$50 do Arbon Land Co do
so do Commercial Bank ,Natchez, 500 per
share,
100 do Commercial Blk Sciota, $50 II
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SOUND ,rILoT-oWEN, Pre- SCOTT. PHO, Tor New
msSoG M Nn Shouts. %o.o" ro.,''"G.h Portland
cal sS by ws "s corn s, Y,i s ,s s;w
cl4s AG. s s a. ,s% " ss Had. '' days before r'
DRY DOCKS.
sTAEGhT Which, wS sa .sI pa"G. s o' sS 81 s
m viii csv" S address, :, tho bar os .. ""
s. h9 vi" ,o"'' favor ." the writer of hi' A. inter-
WnNThD-,y rc'peo, table Young g,i situation take
w care OF children, aud do pansewnv OTTO 40 travelling
rr'encs from hsr as, ,iacS ""'' S
ToLh y low 0WNEhsLWs.,.a % pa.c.s 70, Do
preparing 'S "%S "a "y S%
s' sS mus. b :.
na".. pos, rad quantity o. land lowest p,o,
,,euia.s 10 "Asc.ore" at The Office of,e Ir. Em,aia"t
NBAny Ie.rec,.eIc wishing Join tho aboys
ETY. may apply ns above i25 hsr
NOTICE
DEOPOShLS will he received ~ the Purchss,pR Once.
Quarter Masters Ds annen IN l,'adslphi. furnish The
following material, and articles for tho United State. Army
s;y.!S:s S +;ss s sss s vide.
S%Sis co,,o" Dp!!Ins W. T - wide
FLANNEL e Cotton aud Wool, 10 w'd,
uaiiorm Car. icr. Dragons. Artillery and Infantry
s6o"ldeI s,nr,, BIAS. for Dragons.
Ior.e Blankets blue, feet long, IL wide, weight, lbs
Metal Cap E0ap%en,s Or I D 's" Artillery and un.
Wofatcd Binding and Cord Of u kinds.
The quantity and number Of these articles will be de tenn-
ed hereafter
Casks for year from April next.
The wbp, are 10 be 81 domestic manufactured materials
Patterns 81 all the required wpoirn and cloths
olcs dcposcd ~ the Purcha Office ia this city for
amlunpn mp.s Of Of the wopllen and cloths
VIII be sent to manufacturer application Ia this Office,
by na,i aud such information may be desired.
On the samples and patterns Inhibited ~. will be
oun ed and inspections made and ace will be received
that interior ~ the materials worAmanap 10. that doe.
not correspond ~ every respect with the pattern which
contract N founded.
The supple. be delivered United States Anena.
PhIla llha. ction, equal monthly
and the be sd before the IL, day Of AD-
| gust, 1913.
The proposals. be In writing sealed aud 'ndorsed Pro
pos>s, sud reach the office oi the Assistant Quausr
Master GcDe before IN" 10Th day Of February 1913
Secu,ly will be- CURED for the uhment OF coutracs
| Purchasing Office, q. Mrs Dept.
| PhIiad, 2lth Jan 8il. i2j cod 20Ff
| MEDlCATED VfPOk BATHS, 81 CourlanJt stree, -
Iu tablshsd 8lG-Scnlet lsvef colds, n1smmitory and
chrome rheumatism nc cured few days by the j. r.
| Cauoll's Medic itcd Vspor Baths.
Open from clock ia the morning AL nine OclOck night
Sulphur Baths ftqur hours previous notice. Portable
bst sent to Of the city Brooklyn. Ba'hug tubs
/ aud hip baths for hire. j2jIsl~r
| CENTERVII,JE COTTRSE-TR OTTING