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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-09
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
THE subscriber has just received and is now
opening, in Ottawa, his large and splendid
assortment Of
French, UoO' dyed, md Black
LOTgsS,

Brown, grey, green, Invisible green & daIia do
Also, blue and black Beaver Clolhs,
y sPlendd lot OF French, black, blue, and fam
cy Cassneres. '.
Sleeps grey, jeans, tweed, and sa,lnels of va.
rious colors. aud splendid lot OF
SATIN, silk velvrls, and other yes,ings,
Gnghams, French homhazlnes, French Meri-
no. Paramc'la. aud liz ID nIpaccas ...
Linsey. Cotton aud Linen Checks, Shriings
and Sheetings, Ticking. umbrellas,
Gents Lisle thread, black, and fancy kid gloves,
stocks. crava,s, and pocket hdkis, shirt collars,
writing paper, spool, cotton, and linen thread,
and splendid assortment uftalors trimmings.
A line lot of Calf Skins and upper Leather.
The subscriber will still continue his tailoring
business. but any prefer any other tailor, they
will hnd that no advantage will he taken Of those
who wish to purchase goods in his line, He al.
so feels thankful for past lavors. add li,tcts him.
sell that he can sell as cheap rs any other place.
b. Ottawa, Nov Il, lSl5 JOHN SHULER
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Fall 81 Winter Dry goods.
e USr opened a, Peru, large full and
~ assortment OF foreign and domestic
DRY GODS,

W aSopithiNh VI
DRY GODS,
which have been purchased at the lowest
cash prices in the eastern cities, and will
be sold cheap for cash or produce, consis-
Ting in part as follows, viz: BROAD
CLOTHS, of various colors and qualities (;
fancy and plain salinetis and jeans cas-
slmeres redand white ilannels linseys !;
pilot and beaver cloths hardtimes wors-
ted and silk sergcs beaverieen ; silk and
cotton velvet; blue drills; hickories {;
cotton table diaper; linen table covers /;
brown holland; colored cambricks blan-
kets; crash; linen diaper, &C., &C., by
Oct. 10, 1915. DAY g. BROTHER.
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OTTAWA FOUNDRY.

THNEE subscribers would respectfully
IL inform the citizens of Ottawa and
vicinity that they have started Foundry
in this place, and are prepared to execute
all kinds Of work in their line. equal to
any establishment in the country, on the
shortest notice and mos, reasonable terms.
En- Cash pail for old cast iron.
C0GSN ELL e. CHAPLIN.
Ottawa, Oct.3, 1915. lO,r
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Notice to Purchasers.

NVTE wish it distinctly understood tina, il any
w person calls to look at goods, and lets US
hear the sound of his money, we are bound to
trade, il at all possible. WIN. PAUL q co.
Feru, Nov. 2S, 1915.
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Superior blue Commercial Letter Paper.
do white Quario Post do
Blue wovo thin Packet Post DO
Fine white Foolscap. ..... ...,
Superior Calender Pressed, ruled, fsoiscap,
Common Foolscap, ruled. l2l cts. per ,,urc,
Bristol Boards and Drawing Paper, 'Ia.
Fine Opaque Quilts, best quality, Dol. ..,.
States, assorted sizes,
Black Ink, Waters, Double Refined Drawing
and common head Pencils, &c. &c. v
For sale by ]. g. NATTlNGER.
Ottawa, Nov. 90, 1915. .
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Administrators Sale.

u by virtue Of an order of the La Sale
HD circuit court the following real es-
tate will be sold, on the premises, at pub.
lie sale, on Monday the 10Th of Feb.
tuary next, at one clock Z. NJ. to wit.
the south sixty acres Of the north half of
the sw or of sec % I. 81 N. H. 3 e of
the 3 p. NJ; also, the ar of the e
or Of the same sec. The frs, described
tract consists principally of prairie, thr-
~ acres Of which are under cultivation.
The second is TIMBER land. -The terms
of sale will be credit of eight months.
the purch asers giving bond with good Sc.
curly together with mortgage on the
premises 10 secure the paymen, of the
purchase money. j.. l.. BULLOCK,
administrator,
Jan. 2, 1916. ABIGAIL HULL, go
%. Oh. '...t. HdmiuistrQtrir.
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Groceries nj Peru.

SUGAR, Coffee, Molasses, Pepper, Allspice,
- Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Ralsins.
brown and fancy Soap, Candles, smoking and
chewing Tobacco. Also, q fresh 10, of Teas,
some Of very fine quality, at the Brick Store.
Nov. %, 1915. WIN. PAUL d. co,
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-, JUHN HISE, p. NJ.
l~o cents additional wiN be charged on The
ADORE letters on deEpery.
Persons calling FIR letters on The obore h,i nil
pfed'e mention that they are adreriied. oi
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Guini,lc.
New Goods: New Goods !

NC" NSOuo. view SOOOSs
VESilE subscribers have received their fall ard
K winter supply Of seasonnble goods and offer
them to their old friends and the public general.
ly at unususlly low prices. The goods having
been purchased for cash, enables US to sell cheap
r hm the cheapest. We have the usual full
assor'men,of staple Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Leather OF all kinds ready made Clothing, shelf
aud hardware. Crockery and stone ware, Drugs,
medicines, dye-stuils, slc.etc. eIe
Hides, TaIlow, Beeswax, Wheat. Oats, and
most kinds OF produce wanted in eythnnec.
now WALKER a. LdCk !. NG.
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w M. PAUL CO., Peru.
4 AVE just received at The Brcl
q Store, a new and excellent stock

q AVE just received at The Brick
q a. Store, new and excellent stock
well assorted and seaonable. Cash buy
ers are specially invited. We dislike
boosting, but we will sell cheap-ihat's
all. We have, among other goods, the
following:
Black & colored cloths, beavers and cassimercs :;
Satnetis, tweeds, jeans, hard-times q mneskins,
White, red, yellow and Canton flonnrl-;
Cashmere dEcosse, nous. and Grape de LANES ;
Fancy and plain alpacas, silk velvets and satins
Newest styles Of caIicoes, black dress silks;
Brown aud bleached sheeliDgs and shirtings /:
Scotch glnghams Irish linens long lawns; linen
cambrics; jackone,t, Swiss, book and plaid mus.
Inns; bishops lawns; lisle, Ashburron and
thread laces and edrlngs; satin jeans; dimi,y ::
black Grape; tickings checks; colorcd cam.
brics; grass cloth and other shirts; linen and
cotton table Diapers Russia diapers and crash /;
linen, silk and cotton handkerchiefs: shawls
comfouers; NUTS; kid, silk buck. and woollcn
gloves and m,ts; hosiery; Angola shirts and
drawers; fine linen and hickory shirts; cot
ton yarns; hats; caps; boots; shoes ladies
slippers combs; hair pins; necklaces; spool
s'""ua' SODH sP"o'H, PoChtt DOORS; wallets
whalebones; carpet bags zephyr woIstcds and
canvass; tapes needles; pins; fancy trimmings
Lavender and Cologne water, &c.
HQrdcare:
Knives and forks, pocket knives, carvcrs, axes,
cross cut saws, planes and plane bits, socket and
frmer chisels, wood saws and frames, mahogany
knobs, door locks and laches. coffee mills, files
bed screws, uals, iron and steel. castings, dog
irons, Ames' shovels, trace chains wagon boxes,
manure forks, &c. .r."
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salt.
Dagmrceotypc Miniatures.

Dagmrceotypc Miniatures.
NM Nj. w. SMELL informs the CHI.
w zens of Ottawa that he has ar.
rived in town, and taken rooms a, the Fox
River House, where he is prepared with
superior apparatus TO take daguerreo.
type licensees, a, the loves, possible
price. The public are invited to call and
examine his specimens.
Dec. 20. lS45. ap. .tH.
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Administrators Sale.

"a OFlCE is hereby given that in
Y pursuance of an order of the cir.
cut court Of la Sale county. | will sell,
by public auction, at The door of the
aourt house in Ottawa, in said county, on
the l7,h day of January next, at twelve
O'Clock at noon Of that day, for cash, the
following real estate, 10 wit: the south
halt OF the southwest quarter Of section
'wenly-lour, township lhlrty-three, north
of range three east of the third principal
meridian, containing eighty acres, more
or less. THOMAS TRaCY.
December 4, lSlJ. . .Adm'r.
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HARDW ARE.
On Consignment:

On Consignment:
"A HlDS. N. o. Sugar, IA bags Coffee,
6 brls sugar house molasses,
10 boxes Soap and Candles, #... ..t.
boxes tea. brl rice. g casks liquors.
80 brls Ohio whiskey. mackercI, herring starch,
Kegs tobacco, boxes smoking tobacco,
brl pea nuts. rasins, figs, / cask loaf sugar,
kegs nails, 10 bdls wrap paper, 4 doz buckets,
prs patent balances, &c. &c. &c.
The above goods have been in store
since last arrival Of STEAMBOATS,, and are
now ordered 10 be sold on account of ow
ners. TIE articles are all choice Stupie
Groceries, ard in fine order, and will be
sold at moderate rates.
ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. 9, lS45-.t o. .
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Boots, BOOTS
To Wc:,Vcrs.

NEAVERS reeds, wide aud narrow, oss'd.
w Fly shutlcs, and wcavrrs' Brushes, fol
sale hy JIG. NATTINGER.
Nov. II, 1915
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CCHOOL NOTICE--Alarge amour,
~ OF interest money on county and
township School Funds Of This county is
now due and must be paid wi,hou. further
delay. ,oo o l.. LELAND, Com.
Jan. 2, 1876. b........ sa......
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Estate Of Horton TtcifcheK, decd.
e ll' persons having claims against the
: estate Of Horton Twichell, deceased.
are hereby notified and requested to attend
before the probate justice of La Sale
county, Illinois, a, his Office in Ottawa,
in said county, on Saturday the 3lst day
Of January. A. d., 1916, for the purpose
of having the same adjusted. that being
the day fixed upon by the administrator,
in pursuance of the statute, for the pur.
pose of settling and adjusting all claims
against said decedent. If.s
CHARITY TWITCHElA, .7dm'r
ROBERT BOYD, Adm'r aa
Ottawa, Dec. 10, lS45.
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WariUare i:
Crock /:

China tea sets, and other crockery, assorted.
a fresh lot of TEAS, etc. .,
WHEAT bought for cash or goods.
Peru, Oct. l., 1915.
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Steel PlOUpE,s,

AF Tohey and Anderson's make, Peoria, for
W sale at the Brick Store, Peru, by
Nov. %, 1915. WIN. PAUL. & co.
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ROCKS! BOOKS!

Parset's Exercises in VI
Composition.
McGulty's newly Re VI
Vised Reader, 70
Sanders Schoo!Rcalcrs
do Spoilers, X
Griga & EII,ot's new d
aud Improved series Of
of c'n. school readers q
Towns Analysis. ,G
WebSIrrs Elementary
Spoilers, \
Parlcy's Con. School 81
History,
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Lottery Postponed.

THE drawing of the "Fa,mers Lo'te-
ny" Of horses, buggies. harness &c, add
vertised to take place in Ottawa, on the
10Th inst. has been posipored TO The 18Th,
when i, will certainly take place.
JOS. WILLIAMS.
Jan. >, 1916. ..... e-N
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hitcbtll's School Geo
graphy and Atlas,
Nitchells Primary do
Olney's School Geo.
sraphy and Atlas,
KrkhaIn's Grammar,
Burrotl's Gcos'y. OF the
Heavens, with Atlas,
upham' NcntaIphllos' y
Goms,ock do
do Chemistry,
Adams NewArithme,lc
Smiths New Gram.
mar.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
Latest and Best .8rriraiS !
Il. Il. ELLIOTT III Ill

Il. Ii. ELLIOTT ,..
5 now receiving, direc, from New
4 York city, large and full supply of
fall and winter
DRY GOODS,
HardWare, QueenS,c0re, &c.. &c.,
which he will sell at a very small profit.
1 he goods were all selected with care,
paid fDr in cash, and the public will find
them equal to the best in market. and as
cheap as any in the country. .a
His stock consists in part as follows:
Hsuperi0r and eriensiue assortment OF
NEW AND FINE BR0ADClOTnS.
Cheaper and better than ever offered in this mar.
kel, and Of every color aud texture.
ALso--A spIenid assortment of
scmdymadc CEOthing,
Hats, Caps, BOOis and Shoes, &c., Sc.
ALSO,
very large and splendid stock Of
u a IN Q Y GOODS,
Tho Ladies' " Ottawa. La Sale. PERI, and
The surrounding country, will find his assortment
IN this line far superior 10 any in the conprS
Without enumcra'ine the assortment, lhYI6sf
will find almost everything wanted. died ,ha, =.
and attention was given to tho '''
cities OF the east, aud eveLWssort,neo,,.g n
'''G Call all q" 'a5 b'' 5r@'a%' No trouble !
broken. 71s, 1916. w W
J 10 SlOU py--------------.-- ~ "
IastTfus.-In ,erces, barrels and NJ, A
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EScady-NIadc ClOti,in;
Peru. Nov. 7. ls45.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES barrels 'RU,ce y
w Core" celebrated whskey, just received
Peru. Nov. 81, 1915. ISAAC d. HARMON.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. La Sale county, SCI.
l., Sale ci'cuit court. to the March term,
1916; John Seymour vs.. Edward 5. barrow
-Attschmenl:
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hooks ~ STATIONARY.
Oct. 10, 1913. .crics--

Soll and genGal assor,mc,,
lust rccciy/ns follows: n o Sugar. RI
% of Gro,-dspice, Raisins. Tobacco. Soan
Coffee. y5e-siulS, &C., which viii be so'i
CanJl'eody pay, al Peru, by '
cbsZ0ll., .o1o, DAY & BROTHER. f
'1h9u pa'u Tor Wheat, and all kinds of p,o.
q dnee taken in exchange for goods. by f'
Peru, April a. 1916. DAY& bROTIirp
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wniker s. HickIing,


Sands Comp. Ext. of
sarsaparilia.
Wis,ars Dalsam Of Wild
Cherry.
DR. TaylOrs Dalsam Of
Iivcrsoli.
Dtsiamill9n : Vegetable
Balsam.
DR. Buclan's Celebrated
Hungarian Bal-sm. I
TOrIlngton d Balsam Of
Life.
Dr. Jnyne's celebrated
family medicines.
u i Fahnestock's Yer
mI'uge and iiiniiy me-
defines. OIL \
W els Celebrated Siren
ginning Plaster, and
Poar Mans Plaster.
Fosga,e's Anodyne Cor
dial. .....e
Ottawa. Nov. I. 1915.
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List of Letters

DEMAlNING in the post Office at Ottawa
AN Illinois, Jan. lst, lsi5.
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q BURRUss' PRIZE OFFICE, sovib a
DIR winv o' Delaware, No 50
81 50 CO CT 50 - 6l 81 So &c
InIrHrse. S.r tLl. yE.

-
DIR wing % Delaware, No 50
81 50 ca CT 50 - 6I 81 So PC
Lotteries for this Week!
Two spenfh iSuerirs for Frday-Gand Capt... SllOOo
fene 5000 xoOo 1900 ~ Is 20 On1 IS Nos
haiots T,e.e;s 4, hAives2, qrS !.
As'. the Peo9s's Favofiie-Ca $4,000. 1000
IS Nos lSfnwn ballots Tickets 81 halves Soc qrs Is Ct.
For Sa'urday No five seheme-Capis. $1,000 coon
SCO l0rR Of 1000 of go &c. rs drawn
Tickets 81 halves !. qrs- so.
For Saturday Evening splendid Sehenes- Crand p.
s2Oea loo, 5000 20OO 1870 &c ~ Nos ~ Dawn
ballot. Tickets 4, halves =. ora
Aso, the Dollar Lott. sElin-Capa.. $1,000 Ne a.. ga
Mo-, ~ draw ballots THksi, ST. halvr, soc qr. use
Another Grand Scheme for l4h March
$4,000, 10000. 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery H. TO b. drawn q, s,,r
day ls+f, At Wilmington, DeaWGe Nos II ata.b Grad
CIpa's Of $4,000 600 Geo 6sO6 5000 90 Of lCoO Io
500. 100 OF 400, a. Teksts ss halves g. ar.s e.,,6
CATE OF 20 whoes eodssiI &c h4iye. - s6 qaa.rs96
% Orders for package certificate Of paeklR~s sinr.
in Of the above Louere will be promptly ATTENDED a. and
toe drawings sni TO all who order Large or small
eaShed al ssht Postage fad BY the het An
communications entirely confidential.
W Persons sending for Tickets above Lotteries
should b. sr In mind that BURkUSs Aueky Prize o the
place to send If they want money Address
CICERO BURRUss
mn Va
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e VI ir"et OF Land, I'm the couuty OF sf.n.
u,rps,.o q, un'crn Deed of Trust

nus Gated the let day of May ist3 and r.e,,.s n a.,
o's oith' coaniy Court Henrieo reeu- ~ NJ,
he 20 h' Gndsrsr7ej for The purpose s-enTinv sum
me x1h an Of March 1886 ~ proe.. to s.n >, [
On W. premises to the highest BIDDER cash. Tract or
r OF Land lying m the County .nen aboy. IA. d., :,
Richmond containing 81 conveyed 10 tho "a y,, "
% % 'ia ahd wife sIeepnE however acre. of.ai ian
oohVsye1 the si;d sernnri md I'd vs.p
~ ons BY deed dated ..ruh., Is.,
also the minerals eh may found on N. .,s AMI
w "rTks o. ssarehing io the sans. 10 s1pr..s.d a,
- io'h 10 th- dred from the and hs ., a.
W on NE Cav shove appointed III. sa. Of the ,as
Ne7'nsf sa he such IN the opunn Of the trust, a, 10
h'' impo er N prtcs'Cp In fhat .y,rt a., at.
OF vac au ID VIII be eoatuued from diy - DAY
ep' n me same s Ell eei SHAH ony nyry ,-b r,s =,
-. - ~ " He "eed of trust Aforesaid.
a. LOfrIN y. ELLErT
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CADDIS b. LUCk'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.
BASEMENT ROOMS UNDER TRE EyGLE
CnEssR MAIS I3TH srKEzr.
Draw Nos Of DrlaAare, ~:
81 80 % 66 - "A 81 ~ "a 16

Draw Nos OF Delaware ~:
81 50 % 66 - 80 oil II 81 %
4UOO for this morning, Tickets 81, &c. LUCK's
Unparalleled Luck LUCKs Lucky Oh The cry ,.-
Na' tHr matter In" the people found out that
al prizes are In the han Of LUCK.
there be who heretofore been unfoup,. nv
ins IN Lotteries, let hem Gallon LICK" a. be has
BY MS great success selling Pr Oe "a.
I'd for all such.
iuck's Schemes for this week!
fnday-POkOmok- sU-SI4uOr. Of IurO A. Ticker. a.
sAGrday-Pokon!ok- Stss Sc OF 1000 L.. H. -. n
Al" Pokosnose, 59-Si2,G-", 4OCO SC Ticket. 50
another Grand sche,sc!
$4,000, $4,000, 10000.
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery No to be drawn NJ wtppr.
Capitals Of $4,000 eco Gee. sOJr 40 OF loco 40
Of 500 100 q 400 Tcksls SI2 halves a. oiau.r. 4 Ger
hhcae OF 20 who costs slII 20 hives quarters Is
$4,000, $4,000. loo OF 1000
"anh tonsoldatcd Lottery eass No L. be
day March 2ls lei6 IS Nc, !! drawn. Capi.as:-
$4,000 900 d.OO 5000 1000 .SO1 pes Of
50 OF 500 60 Of 200, Tickets halves G. qs esr
heaie OF IS Nho las hsve 60 IS or, "a 90
S3O,00O-l5.OOU-lu oF 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No be drawn on Sautdav
March ssh lHIh u Nos - cawn. Capitals $50. 90
$4,000 7SOr. 5000 prizes OF 1000 sc Trk.,.
sls halves O. qrs = eereaIe whoe eos ~ Ip 20
halves Il "a 20 qrs IS IS.
or Perons ordering by the package any OF the above can
deduct the pr:e OF thrss tickets Lott, from
VIII always the popular Lotteries on hind Tb-
drawings sent when The cash
Iof All capital Gao be had a. usual eneL
ing casa or pze tickets the paid Tn. TICK
es 10 The above Lotteries ed 10
LUCK meet the prompt confidential auen on Person.
Prres are in the hands OF LUCK For Pnzs address
mhS G.. r. LICK RICHMOND ",
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Sd HODGES a Puiliarr.
REAL ESTATE Fur >lIF

o-iofr VII - aid putt auction al
ihA IN We eaGn'y Of Hanover MONDAY Ia. "a sv N
NIT tha' valuable ant well Tract Of and ng A.,
Ht n- eouny Of Hanover formerly property Of No.
ahe' imoeHlss deceased containing 396i acre. a5o,,.
the and o Archibald IinhsTskr. raIau A.,o
ara h.ueen Meredith and Others m ss from tb r,
OF hShnond sa land will be sd tract or in the. o n,
% purha'ers The buildings ordinary. About 100 sses
91 ana he balance laod-a l.tr, pono or
oi Nhiee well :imberd- There on sad ana 49,,
OF 'i' trees aud two Spring Of Th-I. was M
- aet Wnieh now presents hns hay H,-aiox said
hi u "tn SAeuatsd for gard ming purposcs and We, - -
f eun'suon OF 'ary vegetables The ,sm are r.ao,,b.
Ge 1-ewtds uOncFs 4. mr. ePpN 70
" O=iee-Ben Tavern AHey "N
POSTPONEMENT
u In consequence uf the inclsmsncy NJ the ,r.,,L
me s9o'e sale Is postponed gstl SATURDAY the IAN io WIN
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lotteries.
STATIONS OFFICE,
NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Is-t all toa say tDey can.
Fof seutps Prise-. srsArTos's the man,


let al 5s tbey can.
vor seups Prizes, srrArTop, nAs,
Drawn Nos of Monony.ii, Latry. No. to-Nsrrh sth:
~ oil al 81 IL rs 50 - II ~ u 81 a 50
ek-t Nos ~ 81 p.iEe of...................e- SEQ,
Noe 10 "a a. riv- nor, CAPITAL. -oli and p,iI in on.
so' 80 " o. Loa'ry BY sfRArroN.
Drawn Nos of A-raniTis rn'iery CI.-s iO-Msreh -th
IL 50 % 63 IL 80 Is 81 46 81
Ticket Nos ~ a. CT. rrizs II o. sold nj pad BY
~ =, SfRA1TON.
Drawn Ms OF AluGanlria Lottery Ex. IS Ma ci 90.
- lG ~ II % 60 ~ - 40 65 ~ 80 "a 81
Ticket Nos.27 81 So prhe sid ard paid by
. STRATTON.
Drawn NVs ofA'eTandria Lottery. Ex. 50 March lob:
10 bi IS % 50 25 % Il 20 81 81 10 % II
Iiese Nos - % -, and II 25 10, two more pri.
ne, s7ld and laid by Station
DnNn Nos Of Alexandra Lottery. FIX. CO. March lin.
81 % Is Is 50 10 "a Al , 10 IS - G ~
1850, 1000.
frdsy-MoBonEala IL Capital. zoos 1000 SO 40, ~
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MIR. JOSEPH BURKE exnrc,s In visit II

In mond during tie when have thu honor
OF holding CONCERT perform Violin
he following extracts viii perhaps
his Music
In hs paylrE the LOWING FINN
the New YoTk COIrerk Enquirer:
MIR BrhNks toNcERr-w. very glad 10 good al-
We have before and than his
remarkably hnshei and paying can say
nothing his favor upon our iudg
ment and ieelins hearing.
His FIRST de Beos ~ Concerto dsI-h,.d md sa,i,6.d ma
he Concerto utf
eomroiicns sud Serieely adaps4 N
rassorei style The introduction which enough
SIC 10 De beaten out iuo
particularly well IN une-wLy know pefo.m
are men who eanpay well
MI Burke playing Of elatae OF TN. piece is wor
my OF all delicate. feeling
and accurate and the aapau. BY
his performance Of the difficult passas. which form.
the hnae OF the piece
Ahoazh Mr. h1gers great rspiy and accuracy
and stops like his bow power
asemeni of tis beautiful been
ed Al hs pc f1rmance OF bow
when he seemed II hardly II at all beyond half
q ON the
The CBrios OF veuIemp the Reini and the Car
nivsi Of Venice all given with pJer,
them is equal to the Concerto a sSnPostiOn.'"
In speaking OF his performances Philadelphia Inau
We naturally hdio institute MAD comparison
between Mr. Buke the poouar
VITO preceded him, Bull In soue not
harmones for lee I'D Nazcl-
Thv peeA points however BuTke's skill seem To
to % great Per and Of bowling and wonderful
OF tone He Possesses all the bodnes.
the smoothness blended
Is pasonae romance, or Boston
crues Observes IN speak Of his style which strongly reminds
'qsled al by performer have over head
During Of the near Us " m
beautifully compared the delicate and seemed to
jan from the in'unth ' to 50 many ~H''sei ra'"drpP"
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