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4 iia 56ok--I.a,i night, (Surday,)
Coroner Kelly was called upon to hole
an inquest upon the body Of Herman Me-
Douough, who, it appeared, had been
hot hy Melvin Sink. The verdict of
the Jury vas "dcath hy the accidental dis
charge Of gun in the hands Of Melvin
&iuk.' 1t appeared that the two mcd had
been ont shooting, and were returning
home, when iwig caught the cock Of
the gun. raised it, and let it h,l upon the
cap, so as TO discharge the piece, The
man, who lived half an hour after he was
shot, stated ,haI the gan went oil by acci.
dent.
The only wonder ia, that more were
not killed, as there were more than hhy
men and boys out with guns shooting
qnails, within the limits of the city. an,
ON Sunday too, in drcc. violation of the
city Ordinance. why do mo, our author
tiles put a stop to this praciiccl Where,
Me ciiy MARSHAL - c'hieago Nem
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uAE:r3CyIisI~ Ur 'rssEEarrIr.
ODcyaitoqg II TIE .2ncrican .2ru,y
dcJJre .UJniercy, lh.cico, Jr0a
the lgM II tie , iM Sen e0,jcr.
On fine 10th Gen. Taylor arrived
.bororc Honterey with a r,rcn oc
abont G90O men and nr,cr rocorro;
to,;nr the CITY at ahout IA or IGO0
,,arIs from thr cathedral fart durin a.
yy.h;rL Time Lr was rrcJ vnon frn,@
#, Ills batter forcr was cncamn.
cJ NJ the walnut snr;rrs tlrrc niIlrs
rron tho ritv TlIy w,s tho nnar
est nosi,ion at which tLe or,nv conI3
obtain a supply Of water. md beyond
fine cnrmyjs b9ttrri,s, Thc rcnJoin.
dcr Of the l9th was occnnied bv thc
cnoincers in InoItno a Reconnaissance
Of the city. batteries and command.
inc heic}its.
On the aOth. Gen. Worth was or.
1cred with laIr = division to moye
Ibv a circuilous route to the rigbt
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ID r. J y T. 4 Il 5 . n ,
pcSt ieot ByD,jsy

OI.rs hii Professional services to The citizens OF
Ottawa and vicinity.
TEETH inserted upon gold ~ silver plate
up1n pivot, etc. 50 as 10 answer all pnrpos, oI
ml3ucttinn. Drclycl Teeth tiled with gold
liver or tn foil. rooth-achc cured wilhou,
au'ing pain, which enables him To save many
c1th that Vbuli otherwise have to be extract.
"d. or AN operations to prove successful ol
no pay. Cidrges moieraic. Oillco on H.
SillI street, east oi the Court house.
Jane u, 1915. "
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s,r. !Gnrarc IA. Hnsrnrs,.

EHANiNG located At Nernui,nyillc, o,l,rs hi
3 1 prIle,si)utl service to che public; and lcr.,
IA confidence from hi, long pr,cuc- IN Michigan
aud Illinois, in beiuEn1e 70, render satisfactory
services to those who may favor him with a cal.
Ottawa, july 10, 1916
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THU F0EE TRADER,
co,,,-roDd,n,c ,i Sac t''c r'"G,r.
Lcl,er(r0m Tie EdHof.
NO. NH.

S,N kSvnNlo DE- EFyAR. Sept G ieij.
FROM tie n,i1re Of our frs, days march from
c,no Irvine. of witch On lr,yored to give you
mint, account in my last. You may prub1hiy
he led tn im,siue tha, after 10 days more march
/ inc. O., i,a-t lalf Of ia uoul le doaJ. and the
( res, gtl, better; and indeed such We ourselves
half believed would be lhe case. But after we
,,, ant If the tiu,l,r.a mile Or two beyond Vic.
|,,i,. On The 18Th. we found to our great ioy,
good dry roads, aud q rising, rolling aud beau
lr,l country. The soft, AMI Ibis may @ said Of
il once for alp. for the whole d,,nnrc lom VIC
,oria 10 san Antonio, is moe than half sand, aud
look IS poor, though i, supports good ycgtl'or,
IA, road, are d and good. with little alcrrup-
|ii.n. tL,1n5.r. p',uiyf thtu in Illinois. grow.
,pg NOT ouI, along the streams. but ,hcrc are
tr,,s of rtg-lrcr and live oak scattered Il over
,te p-,ir,.s a.,.i in many o.,ces give. them ihe
,au..r,,rr ofnr.llrl.. Ta,sli,rrsii,s the sec.
nery NOR, tba1 ON the bitterly ,no.l.c,cd pr,i-
,r- of our own state. 1ul vliIr it yetv little ob.
4,ru,, the view. rnriches u. The country. too.
/ T., more h.lly, aud frequently nc have b,cu on
nses OF rr,unI fon W ic, We corl sac tor O.
miles IA every direction. and a cenI,r ss,u,
con!d never b, Imagined. tn cut i,it uoira
from I,,9o ,a.l .t.a Cos 20, san .u.o..a f.sr..
buried IN heavy tiu5.r.vIIa. lf1h u.U, b..arl
Ia. on at. r,,r aud ia l,I.', tlo.h.rt.i.a...
op,l prairie; and SO enchanting v., frequently
,u, .csac. .lareo4.l a,t bu. ".,44I a.il a,.J
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oTTAWA. ILAINoIs, FRIDAY, 0cTODER Is, 18l6.

to a fine spot on the San Antonio uver where
Tor the Gr. time we were met by numbers Of H.
dams They were Of the Lapan and fc'onsne
tribes, aud were cncamp,l, to the number Of
100, ir.s miles below Us On tive river. They
Kcre exceedingly friendly, and entirely too f.
uiliar, rs they are somewhat l7ug iug rcd -
Men aud slua~-, all mounted on mustangs.
came into camp il erea, numbers aud appeared
10 havc much curiosity to crafty as 'hry cx-
cilcd in the s1llicn. They were urgent To nc
company w. u san Ant,tia, bui the Col had
.eii,G4 objection, which can be easily lmogjard
and they remained behind apalo.by greatly
ca.suncd and disappointed.
Three days more, a, about nil day,
brought, % IN sight Of San Anlonii, uur JOUR
ney's ,nl fr ne line, and most yous did We
bail. "a a haven Of rest. this gloomy PIE e r.ias
As these three days ware marked by no .acja,uls
ha, would require me to sFeal cfh,m separate
ly, | viii sleak Of ,hem collectively. As SO az
preached the town, what mot attracted our At.
,ention was The increase in tho rumhrr Of der in
-ight These were very plentiful al thc.way.
aud had w. been short Of provisions, tDe Nho'c
amy might have lj,'cI enough vcuison 10 sub.
sit on. Every aDmlus wc vcry suIc to see
Iccr and frequently IN large herds saw ma
uy herds of fom 20 to 80 ami one or two Of
ao' ir.s, should think, lh,n hundred VIII
lle 1T ard bong matches The men bad .iule di--
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IL 4 To- fHn
'.'s Wv, - '~.: ." - Ca WI,
I IT," ~ ;aai, ,,o,tars anJ o.,
,onn ~, ho,r;,1ors had boon rnt in hat
io u.'' a. ~ n;,It 81 ,Io 9oth J. ra,,;no
It6o rJs I,s.a,+ c.,,n ,IoTatlcJral
t,, 49, -, o,,aIol ooJ ,,nra snnno,,oI
w. ~. ,, w. tt5 roo;,onn, oftur,n,r,ir
A@8 a,rlocl p NJ. ont,c 2lSt. the
orJon u,os c;ren c,r tLis h3lfery 70
a,,a., ,,,n, ,fo c;,,IJ and town .nJ
;,l,,aaJ;atnI, artor f5c Grst d;yision
,y;W, TIo ri and lt5 infantry in ol-
v,,co WIN Col. C,rl,rI were or.
drre1 f. rcconnoi,,e and sLirmjsh
with ilc .1cmy on the cxtrcmc left
of tLc c;ty AMI should 4 nrosnc:t Of
success oljsr. TO carry tie most adj
yansod botterv Tpis attach was
made hv NTai Mansfield. enoinecr,
Cant Wilkins. Tonorranlical cnri-
nedr. and MAJ KINNEY Onarler-maas-
/ fer 70 tbe Tcxan division,
A Icavv fire from the first batter,
was i,omsdiatclv nncncJ unon Il :
advance Inf thc trdors soon turned
IL entering ana engaging WIN nc
enemy IA the streets Q! Inc ci'y' nav
ing passed through an ihctSSan' eros
second batteries end from fine inr,n.
49,. ,,.Io ia a. ,,o,,,,o,. s,r,ot,
Try VINO Iined '"e pal'peV' SFee'
an" ~, batteries,
49,, t,,. g'' y. 'i't 80. .D|.. ~. :"
tGo tronns ,hr",rl tho corgo Of FL,
, ,C .ii,J H. a,,;i}or;5,,, " r,n,,
anJ ,ro L;,I; ~. aoia III h., ~,
i IN 'I ~, ;,nmoJ I, n tIn roay ''
'' Tta rr"t L,,.;s s;'J ,, '.a, fal,omo,
oni e" Cn1 ',,, VI L i,' ,,n R1;ss;ss;nni
r." '"p ,o, AMI Ola rso;mnnts ,rlb,
a f,r[,, a., ,a = Ia;nr tGo f -
70 scale and ocrunv the fort.
The success Of the dav here stoY
ned. The Mississippi. Tennessee
and Ohio REGIMENTS. though varml'
engaged in the streets of tie city 70
some time after the capture OF tit
first battery and its adjoining de
fence, were unable, from exhaustion
and the loss they had suffered, t
,r,; o., ,,,,,.., - 1,.,,,t,r-,
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II, ". HOPKINS, NJ, y.
k'la, siclIn a. Surgeon.

GFFERS hi. professional services to the citi-
W zsn4 of Ottawa and vicinity, OlHrc over
George T.. Walkers store, where he may be-
found a all times except when absent on probes.
sidnrl bnslncSs. August I, 1916
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Bea4ilM HscriEHgn.--During
recent visit TO Laurel Hill Ccmcte-
ry, near Philadelphia, while wander
ing arc2nd the sculptured monu-
mcnts, we saw upon a plain marble
slab these simple yet beautiful words;
Sour MOTHER
Sic apgh w nov 10 irc, ant now n der
This is no doubt the tribute of af.
fection, which some mothcrlcSS chill
drcn have paid to their parent, and
the few words express more than
could volumes Of praisc. She taught
us how to live.
How vast field it embraced, the
fear Of God, carly pieIy, love for one
another, mcckness and forbcaroncc,
faith, hope, love and charity, all the
graccs which adorn the Christian
character, seem TO be combined in
one short sentence. She impaired
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on The lci. It is a mere village, oad With the
large Catholic church and Oh riGtdatcns 10
sight, has Ih' appearance Of a walled town, az q
diJancc. itles 90 the San Ao'ouil riy'r, out
is surrounded iy brna'ifll country. No pass
cd on this days march a fw Mercln r'acho',
4l4 indeed beyond G'.4i lhe c'uauy Is Rl"ly /
N,Xieln,.--so ilr as lho nhnbr"ns are concern
ID. There are probably dan Of raoeh5s o.
firms betW,cn g Had aud son A"''nla, which
are Managed in thgir truly afilr, style. Ih,t
builJ.ng4 Implements of hu,hlady, c'othSs
iud every ding ah1ul them seem q he ui other
lnys; and enc feels among them os II carri,d
back away beyond good old colony times
they rt!so lit!c besides corn, cattle, Melons and
pumpkins, and on these u n seen to 'pbsis'.-
HE ucu are a cnrpcr-sbinocd, stout, hardy 10 Is
nE vet, ddicol, e., di-uogu. from Indians.
from which r,cs indeed they arc bot drs'n~".
Nnn, vh.i- tAr ~oiacu are gcucra.ly i.i- -k uu'd,
,uj many Of ,hom even hlnjs1me b., hcrrh
q igeqarliy, sl,vcnly, a1c,hiug book uAnut IL,
men that Inspires more Eaf of O stab ia Tie dlrh,
DIAN e. rrcri hem in an opcu contest.
The rnad tbs day !r h4'I aEIc q through
genuine Hos'cn1 c'HuarH,a htl Of 'hehG Of
ahIgh /. is iwPr,.lh.c 60 fuu OF adequate i'ra
Nllhoul s',!ns ,t. j. consists Of. % taam ,e'y
common al. t"u-h the south, tn1An as 'oc
Wj-sacoc', snl de c'm'.n gt.c.ig Fsar, tu'
grown 20 such an onornnu+ eve g. ',a'y 90 tn
recognized by us n"r'Arrs. !! SIN. gp ar'.af
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q Ter, his 'r1lrsslnal services to the cilizrn,
At ottawa an vicinity, Oice un la "dio IT,.
o tla room otcIntcd hy tlc late Dr.. iIurbut
O,t1vl, IIu' l5,1Sl5. ~ Go
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G.. j.. THOMPSON,

Dealcrm Drugs, Medicines, Dye.Stud',,
Paiats, Oils, Varnish, &c. sc.
AMI street, one l1or east OF tho Mansion
Hhq-e, o9a,r0, Ifs.
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DIED F:
no. odd inst. JOHN EMMANs, Esq.
W. 80 a..3 AZ wears 9 months

On Sunday morning e2d inst JOHN EMhANs, Esq
sxAderman OF the Sixth Ward, aged IS years aosN'
end u days. ~ ,s.sased are respecl-
10 attend his funeral on Tuesday March
oa,h ata p 81 from his late reeoenee No'u Htiiei''
e., % corner of B.yard st. and the Bowery
Marcb Plat CHARLES. son oil jackson > Satharihe
sLri,z a1cd one year and siS months
% friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
,,..S The funeral this aernoon esd inst from "a Pine
s lie ~ Brooklyn, at . o'clock, Pm
on Saturday morning OF short but painful illness
,osrpY SHAW. aged SO years. months and ls daya
The relatives and friends of the family also his broth
lanes shaw. requested to attend his funeral on
T,nday afternoon at haifpass o'clock, from his late
idence 100 Aen.st- without farther Invitation.
m Friday morning of disease of the heart. DlNAH
nSprIIY. the aged colored woman SO long known TO
~. community as AUNT DiNAH. y
uer friends and the public requested TO attend her
eneral from the First rec Congregational Church IN
.e between Deancey and Rivington sts Monday
O'clock. Her remains will be deposited in the
greenwood Cemetery A.
On the 3Oh OF January, his passage home from the
coss, Of Africa, JOHN C. LAWRENCE, only son OF Ma
,Ssniel Lawrence. Esq. of this city.
On Saturday. 2lst inst, of dropsy, MARITIME, vile
:, lain P Roome aged 10 years, months and ID days
The relatives and friends OF the family are requested
IN attend her funeral from her late residence NO 2'5
ves .Firstst (drst door west OF the sthsve-
ne this afternoon 23d inst at o'clock without far
her invitation.
On Sunday morning March %. at O'Clock, of erysip
ala, BENJAMIN YATES, native of Coventry, War
~ickshirs England aged 60 years month and days.
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Monday, Odd inst at
o'clock a, bis late residence 10 Beeckors corner OF
Roadway.
On Saturday, 2lst inst. at Jersey City, N j., ADRl
ANA daughter oil the late John BOWS ageo II years anu
imopths.
The relatives and friends OF toe family requested
10 attend her funeral mis- afternoon at o'clock from
tie residence of her mother, No. 30 Grandst Jersey
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The whip Flag again upfurled

II Third Ward.-In pursuance OF the recommends,
ton of The Wing General Committee, and by resolution
OF tbs Ward Commtee the Whic Electors Of the Third
Ward will vote by ballot at No. IS Warren-st Wednes-
day. 25h March. from A. NJ TO ?. NJ. select three
Delegates represent them at the Convention nominate
Mayor and Almshouse Commissioner, and also 10 elect
Committee nominate Ward Charter Officers be sup
ported by the Wing Electors al The ensuing election This
method OF holding Poll les become absolutely necessary
from the disturbance created previous meetings call
eddy The Ward Committee The Wing WaId Inspectors
will conduct this election. All Wings OF the Ward
euesed deposit their ballots This Ward Committee have
with grea, care, prepared the following ticket which they
submit
To nominate q Mayor aud -4irnsHouse Committee
A. Sidney Doane, J. DE Peyster Ogden, Smith Dunning
j. Committee TO nominate Garter Officers.
Frederick Peutz, David Graham,
RohertIL Crooke, Thomas Ward,
Francis B. Hall, John Ball.
William Ehbelt Jeremiah Ls,hrop,
Moses A. Hoppock, Thomas Mcknight,
Thomas c. Doremus.
Poll one nj 8 Warrens on Wednesday March 25lh from
IA NJ 10 p NJ By order OF the Ward Committee,
JAMES E. WOOD, Chairman.
a,rx x,n r. B 5ar'0" Secretaries m2s St
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NEW CARPETINGS,
Floor Oil Cloths, &c. for tho Spring trade

SMITH LouNsBERRy, 4ia PEAaL-sT OPPOSITE WILLIAM
ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies Of Car.
n pengs for the Spring trade embracing all OF the latest
and best many OF which entirely new and IN.
surpassed for elegance. The comprises Royal
BRUSSELS Three Ply Imperial, Double Super, Superfne and
Fine Ingram Carpelngs Floor Oh Cloths, from 10 "a feet
wide, without old and well seasoned Venetian Car
net. of all the various styles and widhs Rugs Druggets
Maltngs Table and Piano Covers with general assort-
nent OF all other articles connected with the trade.
Persons about furnishing privn,e esdences hotels steam
boats and lodge rooms will find II decidedly hsr advsn-
nse To examine ih before making their seee
tons a. we are offering Inducements rarely 10
be met with experienced uphoisterer in constant EN-
poy TO GU. and carpets and oil cloths at the shortest no
- - mia Owls
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General Notices.

" Mesinerism DIR. DoDs will deliver Course OF
sek a, Nh. LYcen of Natural History No sol Broadway
oommeaciug Monday evening" March sd at hall past
Soelock and continue every evening during the week
The Somnarnbulist will examine the diseaseases OF one
persons each evening; and of the most inter-
es,ins experiments ever Witnessed In Mesmersm VIII be
lands Admission 25 cents. ms 4t
~ EnInmander Sufes.-Mr. GAYLER seys that
,sr II practical rence he knows of something's
bs,,er than use fill his with shall how that
ope thing 10 make up his " years experience has been
N 20 ote Foundry get castings from my patterns The
MAJ that will take the foundation think would take the
hn,dipp TOO q. G. WILDER. NIL 2ts'
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CF Second Ward-In compliance with the recon.
neDdaion of The General Committee, the Wing Electors OF
e are requested Monday Evening, March
sd, al haEpast O'clock Il, the I'd Ward Hoiel No 81
Nassau st. the purpose of choosing three Delegates TO
Mayoraliy Convention he held The Broadway House
Wednesday evening March 2h BY order of the Ward
Committee. CALEB S. Woodruff, Chairman.
T IIssI D = Secretaries. II
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CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, sc.

No. 81 EAST BROADWAY AND II DIvisIoN-ST.
FAMILIES in want Of Carpeiing, Oil Cloths, Rugs
Dugge.s Table and Piano Covers any other article
the line, informed that they will find, q, Guons
eusive splendd OF all the various
articles connected with the trade. Purchasers will find
many choice patterns OF Brussels three ply and ingram
Carpets also Oil Cloths that In be obtained at other
stores all OF which will bs aold prices lower than
before offered The goods a received direct from the
manufacturers. w. ii. GUlON,
ms iseodtf No 6{ Eas Broadway and III Division ST..
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nar0 Mcctings.

81 First Ward.-ln pursuance of the recommends
lion ofihe Democratic Wing General Committee the Demo.
errc Wing of the First ard hereby requested
10 assemble Broad-st House of Broad asd Pearl
s,s on Monday evening Esd inst half o'clock
for the purpose OF selecting three delegates County
Convention TO nominate Mayor aud Aims House Com
missioner Also select committee TO nomiuae Charter
officers for The Ward. By order of Ward Committee.
CHS. RIDABOCK, Chairman.
JACOB Roswell, Secs
JAMES c. BLAKE, SCI MI
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COUNTRY MEKCHANTS and dealers in Account
BOOKS Paper and Stationery invited 10 examine our
stock OF English and French Stationery received per recent
arrivals which comprises superior assoIent-Account
BOOKS Manifyd Letter Writer'S Croon Ink and other ar
s OF opr own manufacture constantly hand Southern
and Western merchants viii ind TO heir advantage 10 ex
anime our stock all srtcles VIII be sold ID Quantities 70
sryt NJ, rrhss sYs and n the lowest prices
FRANCIS K LoUTREL, importers and
Manufacturers of Account Books and Stationery,
90 -, II Mai6eu-lRns.
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Er5- KNOWS Fashionable HATS for the ensuing
Spring ready for inspection aud SALE al 10 Fulton
ST between William aud Nassau. To those who not
the vo,aes OF fashion, but always wish look uniform in
the kind OF Hat they which is most becoming TO he
can have their Hats made ORDER very short notice
lusr
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MARRIED.:

IN the soth inst. by RI Rev. Bishop McCoskey Mr..
cn,THARINE B. TRUMBLE, daughter of Capt. Thos
TTnmble Of this city Canada papers please copy.
AT Salmon Falls, N. II. on the l6;h OF Feb last py
osrN z Marble JOSEPH c. ALBERTSON, Esq OF
-. city Counselor q, Law. to Miss MARY ELIZA
sETH, eldest daushteTof Enoch Bartlett OF the former
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Carpetlng.
NEW oARPETINGs,
I'VE w S-Ah4 - 4AN SSJ
Floor OH Cloths, &c. for :he Spring Trade.
X SMITH In Co

K. SMITH, JR. / Co.
No. 25+ Broadway, opposite City Hall
uAVE NOW ia their warehouse and constantly
receiving the richest and elegant styles Of Car
pengs embracing the newest patterns and comprising
variety which for beauty and extent Is entirely
passed Among the be found the following
kinds of goods adapted every MODE Of furnishing viz
ELEGANT FRENCH AuBUssoS CAsPErs
ENGLISH ADMINISTER.
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
TAPEsrRIs VELVET and BRUSSELS CaRPErISss
ofnew beautiful designs and rich coors superior any
thing before received; Three Ply Superfne aud Fine In
grain Carpetngs, OF every variety; Venetsns, Plain
Twilled and Damask. of every quality Snd WIDTH
FLOOR OF CLOTHS,
OF various patterns and description containing many en-
ur-ly new designs old and well seasoned readyfor med
use together with complete OF all other
tcles connected with the tIaGs.
All persons furnishing private residences hotels and
steamboats, will find II 10 their advantage examine this
OF goods before making their selections
goods offer ut exceedingly low prices. ms mia'
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II Fourth Ward.-The Wing Electors o, The Fourth
Ward equesed the Shakespeare Hotel onihs
onday evening March 23d u O'Clock for the purpose
ofeectng three dele gates City Convention TO nominate
candidates for Mayor and Alms house Commissioner and
also TO select Ward nominating commute for Charter OF
sce be supported the ensuing election BY order OF
The Ward Committee
RICHARD S WILLIAMS, Chairman.
g Sa.s e 9 s,!ngis Secretaries. II.
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nARpETINGS.

NHE extensive and well stock OF tho late firm OF
4 w. w. CHESTER < co. consisting o. ROYAL, WILL
roS BRUSSELS, THREE-PLy, Ingram and VENETIAN Car
peng of esani patterns, and from the most approved
manufacmrers-wilha great variety Of OLD ENGLISH and
AMERICAN Floor Oil Cloths for al reduced prices III
RrnpdtYaY. conner of DsY-st. ml6 2Siss
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~ Spring Styles Hats for 81 50, al Hiss
l78 Broadway. Howard HoieL-The public will bear In
mind that The above sach hats usually sed for
s. So hut higher price article in fact s. hat and all that
is asked for IL is s. 80. mic Owls