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T.. HASSNETT

n AS Just received choice addition
Il 4 to his stock of DRY GOODS,
suitable to the season, to which he has
added
groceries, Hard ware.
Crockery,
this market. As he purchases altogether
for cash, he feels coniid, Mt that he can
undersell, by ten per cent, those who
purchase on a credit, besides making
liberal discount TO those who purchase
by the piece or package.
Produce of all kinds taken for goods,
and considered the same as cash. The
citizens Of LasaIle county are respectfully
invited TO call aud examine for them.
selves. April 3, lsI7,
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Pa0w Steel.

4 USr received good assortment of
~ pIow steel, 4, 5, t, 8, ~, ID, Ia
and II inches wide, Of superior quality,
Also-CarIlage springs, buggy axles
with pipe boxes, for sale by
37-f J. MANhEY & co.
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n F.9C7' UOB3V ENOUJNG

gentleman of scrufuIous habit, became
affected with uIccrati, NJ Of tho throat aud nose
and a dIsaGreeahIc and Troublesome disease Of
the skin. Indeed. his whole system bore the
marks Of being saturated with disease. One
hand and wrist were So much affected that he
had lost the use Of the hand, every part beinp
covered with deep, painful, and offensive lcetS.
and his hand and wrist were us hollow and po-
rous as honeycomh. Il was at this stage OF
his complaint, when death appeared inevitable
from l1alhsomo disease, that he commenced
the use Of Jaynes Alteritive, aud having taken
sixteen bottles, is npw perfectly cured PuJAc
Lsdger.
This AberGiire operates through the clrcua-
ton, rurlies the blood, and eraIirat,s diseases
from the system, wherever located and the nu-
merous cures 1t has performed in diseases of the
skin, cancer, scrufula, griire, liver complaint
dyspepsia aud oDnrr chronic diseases, Is tru,
astonishing. Fur sals by
45 George l. Walker, Ottawa.
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w askinSIGN Hotel,
Opposite the South Front ofh State
House, hpringfeM, Illinois
JOHN DNl.ENH--Propricts

JOHN Neutrality-suspicious..
rE7HE Proprietor of the above establishment
J. returns his sincere thanks To his numerous
visitors and the members Of the General Assem-.
bly,, for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon him during the past winter. He takes pleas.
ure IN announcing 10 his friends. and all Others
Who may visit the city during the next summer
aud wiutrt, that he viii always I've ready to fur.
uish them with the best the market ur,rds, aud
spare no pains on his part in rendering them ~
comfortable az can be desired.
The Washington HOief' is situated in the
most convenient par. of the city for those whose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
fees Of the State, and Delegate. to the Cnns,irr.
llunnl Convention will find this House, from It's
immediate proximity to their i,ld Of labpr, pos
scsses more Advantages Tor their convent ace
and comfort than any other IN Springfield. Hi-
house is large and roomy AFT is capable Of nc.
commodating a large number Of al those who
may make II Convenient to call upon him. A
cnnvenien, and comfortable stable is attached to
the promises, which will always be supplied with
the best OF prooendsr.
Single Meal rs cents
Transient Bnarders per day rs do
Horse, per day 37I do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
for share OF Their patronage.
JOHN DAIENY.
Mar h 10 lSi7-f &c
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Estote Of UiI'iom PopGoy, dec'd.

Es'o'e Of Uii'iom PopJoy, decd.
EUBliC notice is hereby given, tina,
n the urjctN', ned special adminstra.
'rix OF William Popcjoy, deceased, vii
attend before the cour, Of probate for the
county of Livingston, and State oi Hi.
nois, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the Isl
Monday in the month Of June next, when
aud where all persons having claims
gainst said estate are requested to exhibit
them for adjustment. All persons in.
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
REBECCA POPEJOY, spscid adm'r
February II, lSi7-6t
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HHDS n. Orleans Sugar; u
HoO boxes Havana Sugar; 100
kegs Nails; 80 half boxes Ralsins 20
brls sperm Oil; 20 do tar; 10 tierces Of
Rice, for sale by & e WALKER. 80
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Proposals for publishing By subscription
The History OF the State of Hi.
nOiS.

From the admission Of the State into the Cnior
IN 1918 down To the meeting uf the Genera
Assembly in 1916:
A CONTAINING an entirely new, or.
" iginal. and impartial account, Of the
civil and military history of the State;
sketches and anecdotes Of public men
with racy, humorous, and highly interest.
ing and instructive views of the progress
OF society and politics, and the practical
as suggested to the author by twenty five
years experience and connection with
public affairs. BY Thomas Ford, Esq
late Governor of the State.
C0ndiiiOnS- work will contain
from $50 to 300 pages, svo; be neatly
printed on good paper with new type,
and handsomely bound in muslin, and
delivered 10 the subscribers at 81 so per
copy.
s, II. DAVIS, Publisher.
FRANCIS LEONARD, Agcnt.
Ottawa, May &, 1878
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Farm for Sale.

FNllE subscriber offers for sale val.
n liable farm, consisting Of so acres
of prairie and 30 acres of TIMBER land.
situated within o. miles of Ottawa. in a
northeast direction. About 40 acres are
broken and 80 fenced. Terms cash.
JNO. CONNAUGHrON.
MAY G, lSi7-i3
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Houses Pile Ointment.
Illinois Weekly Packet for 1917.

sA5GN The fast running pas
q umlM - sengcr steamer, Didi
g$--gaz. o. II. PRATT, Wdsier,
will run as regular packet Outing the
season. between ST. Louis, Peru and Ui-
ca---leaving ST. Louis every Tuesday
evening at clock Returning will
leave Utica every Friday morning at
o'clock. and Peru al . o'clock For
lreigh, or passage apply 10 the Captain
on board. or to Cushman q Gridley, OF
lava. or l. ID. Harmon, Peru, Agents.
The Dial will extend her uips to OF
,awa as long as the water will permit.
March 26, lSi1--37
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Estaie Of Christopher Long dcc'd
Estate of Murgaret Cooleu. de-

Estate Of Margaret Cooley, Mc'd
NOTICE is hereby given to all per
~ sons having claims against SAID es.
tate, 10 present them, to be proven. IL
the Court Of Probate in and for The coun.
ty Of La Sale, at the regular term of said
Court, 10 be holden at the Probate Office,
in Ottawa, on Tuesday the 9Th day oil
June, A. ID. lS47, as have fixed on tina,
day to attend said Court, and have said
claims legally adjusted; and all persons
indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
JONATHAN COOLEY, admir-.
Ottawa, April 30, lS47-4l
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

~ ma Ell oh - oLE.N 4,
SEA from the residence of the sub.
scrlber, about six miles north
81 SSTor Ottawa, on Buck Run, on
eassah.'sss Tuesday nigh, the llth inst,
two mares and one horse. One of the
mares is large grey and has been sincd
in the hind Iegs--lhe other is bav.
heavy with loal, aud has two rowels on
the breast. The horse is bay, with one
white hind foot, and once had his hip
down, but can yet be noticed by close ex-
amna'on.-A liberal compensation will
be given Tor any information respecting
the above animals.
JOHN MONTGOMERY.
May Ia, l6i7.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, Grun Z, county, S.
Grundy county circuit court--Juue term A.
d., 1871
Michael Mcdonald IS Waiter D. VI, DJuad aud
Felix Dufin.
NOTICE is hereby given to tic snid d., fend.
~ anis, tnnt a VIII Oi attachment ISSUED OUT
Ut the office If the clerk uf the circuit court OF
the county and State # Illinois, that on the q II
day OF January, A. d 1917, two writs of attach
mrnt, one to Grundy aud one to win county,
were issued in the above entitled su against the
estate oi said defendants. and which wrts have
been returned executed 10y levy upon certain per.
sunll property and several upon certain person,
A. girnlshccs NOW unless YOU, the sad Wal
ter d. Med maid and Felix Duilin, shall person.
ally be and appear before the said circuit court.
on the first day Of the next term thereof, u be-
holden at the court house in Morris il said Gruu.
dy county, on the second Monday in the month
Of June next give sp cinl bail and plead to the
said plaintiffs action, judgment will be entered
against you, IN favor Of the said plin,ilI, an /
other proceedings had thereon NJ to law.
GEO. II, KIERS FED Ckyk.
GLovGn Il Cook, PHf,. ATys.
Morris. NAV u lSi1-43
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I Lit persons indebted to the snbscri.
-u Der, are hereby notified to make
payment by Tie 18th Of this month, or
their accounts will be placed in the hands
of the Justice for collection.
FRANCIS BRADY.
Ottawa, May 6, 1918
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. FATE OF ILLINOIS, Gruujy county, ss--
Grundy county citcutt cOur.--June term, 4.
ID, 1871.
Patrick McAndrew rs Adam Lamb attachment,
NOTICE i. hereby given To the said defend.
. = mt, that an attichmrn, issued out Of lhc
Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court If the coun-
~ IT Grundy and State Of Illinois, On the 3 day
If Jane, A. ID. 1916 Cor the sum Of $500; which
wit has been returned by the sheriff of said coun-
~ as executed, by summoning the gar'isheeb
therein named. NOW unless you, the said Adj
AN hamb, shall personally be aud appear before
the said circuit court, on the first DAY If the next
term thereof To he holden at the court house in
Morris, IN said hrundy county, on the sccol d
Monday in the month Of June next, give special
bail and plead To- the said plaintiffs action, ludg
MI mt will be entered against you the said Adam
Lamb, in favor Of the said pajniiG, aud other
proceedings had thereon according To Law.
GEO. II. KIERSrEU, Chk.
VI. ID PRrYnEs ,sr, Any. for Pm.
Morris, NAV IL Is .J-i3
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u led,

In Franklin precinct, La Sale county, ON
Wednesday, the 18th inst, Mr.. Isaac PAINTER,
Sen in The 10Th year Of his age.
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VNINES-Superline old Port and Madeira
w Wines, for sale at Bouuuross 10
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OTTAWA PRICES tuunINT,

~ L. l.. H1UGHroN.
(Ds.iec ia al hiLd, n GDo,h and PsUGlcf }
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-21

From the admission Of the State into the Union
IN 1918 down To the meeting Of the General
Assembly in 1916:
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Steam Boat Company of Georgia.

Ay1al All merchandise designed Tor the interior Of
the States Of GEORGIA, SOUTH CARO-
Al4,A, IlsNNESSEE, and ALABAMA, sent wa Sa.
vannai, will be forwarded by the Steam Boa Company
Georgia in their Steam, Boats 70 Augusta Tree OF commits
sion, at the lowest current rate oil freight.
In addition 10 The boat power tis Company already
possuss they have under construction new steam
boat OF Unusually ishtrait Of water anu nigh speed bum
expressly with view TO ensure prompt transportation OF
Goous, ~ ali stages VI tile RIVER navigation.
Goods mafAtu iUr te INFERIOR OF lie country aer reach.
ing Augusta Hamburg, are orwarusu W Tie Agents
tnere " tlirir hndi u,siinsI.oii.
Slp.rs may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
care.,riiy ivUneI " IA Savaiiiaii. .tf
Bans % L4ullis auv.sns tie shipment of goods, and
etier aavis Wa,ter asrtu aha 10 what pvuit, snouu
Always aceohip'"v the same, OF be sent ~ ma.i
PaIuts .ss been tiIu haD,t lvrwarding mer.
clanaizs Tie utoran ny tis iu,
us carr o. II. IA. GvVuw., VAN please lake
ts ys.i.ieiliai w,,l Cvnpaiiy
ng ceas.u, iulurs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h.ou.v DC
urtsssd 70 tHI8 afLE.fs ar1 ~ ~
w. p. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ca
RgFERkNcgs.
Msssrs T.y,or o msifll,
Jvs..u sa...y ~ son, NJ vork
svvui.us q Ivnip-ny,
l. Ia br..nsni, Assq. J
hawss, tray q Co., Boston. ,
Hsnry Sloan, Esq, PniAoslphis.
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DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND
tA DROPSY NO. -.

.f INV YORK July, Y, 1916.
DR. TowYsENp-Dear Slr-My wife has BEEN afflicted
with Disease the Heart and with terrible Rupture Tor
fifteen years. the greater par OF the She has
been troubled with Soress Of breath and great Flute ring
oithe Heart which has BEEN very distressing and has IRE.
quenty unable leave her bed Tile Rupture was very
large and She tried almost every Tor rch
cases with but little benefit When she lad hut three
ooes Of your excellent medicine, she entirely relieved
urtly disappeared III
one ,as sAo had the Dropsy and very much swol.
Ma ,n aa no luea that She could be 30 beefttsd as size
M hpeailoh Of diseass But u has, strange
,h aPleai relieved her Of the dropsy. am
wy st ~ ~ u ~ strange, appta almost like
1suVi, pi w. heNttttlttt tob.r rally. Your SAISA.
IhniLh 70 e,lhly valabl. ms d.ctie and should be
~ WIZ ohe lal rs SURFING We uye BEEN Ii any
alspeiitVe inns account they are Al IN, rio ~ ra Al mn
hosei and have ocular demonstration Iyrs Z, a retini
-" WILLIAM ToWSEk
PRINCIPAL OFFICE le6 FULTON STREE isS y sr yar
Sun Building, - ~ fo'A'
DIR T. " DyoTT & SONS, Grsrntt Aor... -.
l3z North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa '''' W.
Agent lor Washington Ciiy CHARLES SIOI-r ms.
sIsT, corn, r Ith street aud Penn. Avenue s'
ur- Alto, Tor sal, by Druggists generally
nr- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
LAkGE SAuAkE LO11LLS WHICH CONTAIN A
Quart, AND STONED WIN 1HR WRITTEN sIosATukr op
3. p TOWNSEND, AND HIS sAAiI BLOWN rHR GLASS
oct 47--lyd OCT PAS -"
up- DIR. DIX TIT. On
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TO sTEAMBoAT COMPANIES.

S-rTl. The subscriber is now fully prepared TO fur
Sa1{a5tk nish Steamboat Companies with all sizes Of
r Dnpies Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest boats the largest class steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical prn
cples combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space and giving greater force to the with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now in
use without making the least unpleasant noise while in
notion The superiority OF this blower is at manifest
to any persons disposed to examine us merits and is well
worthy the special attention OF all requiring the
Blowers ii is now becoming SO rapidly in general use
preference TO all ol,r ,i.3ll #es
ertnce is made to the following steamers, which have
them in EG NN+e NJ
Steamer Bay State, New York. aFu
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York
Atlantic steamer, Northt iner, do eis <
Steamer Rob- IT Morris, Philadelphia.
TO IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS &C. ldc.--
The subscriber also uacturts and ktt hand i
from No 10 No 10, and upward OF the above
Bowers celt braied, suitable Tor all kinds OF iron
works. Wiz cupoas, pudding and heating furnaces TOR
rolling mills, oryes, smiths fires DC.
-l JOSIAH KlSTERBOCK,
and General Agent the United States and
the Cunadas, f67 Market st Philad. oct 8 dly'
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FURNITUREi FURNITURE.

t the Second Street CABINET WANEKUUNlS, No. I53
Il South Second sreet--E. MOUNT having a large and
splendid assortment Of fashionable and well made Furniture
hand comprising rosewood teteatete Sofas; walnut do;
mahogany do, with plush, atin danask and fnncy hair
and paiterns French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do; Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables; Dvans
dressing Bureaus Warrobes with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Bedseads; French do curled maple
and cherry do and variety OF others; Secrelarys Book
cases marble tops; mahogany Wasisiads; Hat Racks.
plain and with mirrors Ladies Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs with haircoth plush and damask seating likewise
seat Chairs Of all patterns with extensive assert
n,eut OF every article in our line OF business
Country Merchants and others especially invited to
call and examine stock Of Furniture, every article of
which manufactured by ourselves and will be disposed
of on tine most reasonable terms.
S-ly q :. . . ~ . I.
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SAMUEL HAMMOND a. co.,
(Late Benedict IL Hammond)

IlLPORI,ERS OF ZINE W1TCHES.
No "A Merchants Exchange, trs door ~ William srcet)
LAVE constantly hand large and valuable assortment
IL oI FINE MATCHES 81 their own Importation, winch
uiey are selling lower prices (wnei quay is COM
psTed) than be purchased oI any dealer IN New YORK
wrllen WARRANTED, IN all cases win be gwen tho pur
chaser.
s Hammond having attended solely 10 the repairing OF
Cronometer, Duplex, and other fine Watches ~ the late
hrm o Benedict Hammond, Will continue give his
ION WIN ms present partner, whose reputation long
since been established, having woked Ion ycaIs
ior the iIaue Ia Tins e,iy. 10y n
n B.-A large ana valuable assortment Of Jewclry, ST.
yer Ware, Once and ManIel CiocKs, DC, consiaiy ON
iiand ocI Billy
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BRooKs,s
BROOKS'S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES

BROOKS'S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior anything before manu-,
srft iactured in ms any other country, for
durability, beauty and utility.
NO. l35 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal (he highest premitn) at the last Annual Fair OF the
American Institute Tor superiority over all Others offered
for competition. N-
1t has the appreciation of the officers of the army and
navy well every gentleman OF taste who has arly
tested lis value, and rapidly coming into general
among all who regard ease, grace, comfort and durability
desirable requisites IN their Boots and Shoes, II makes
the Boot Shoe elasc preserves It's original style
and shape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eleva
ted arch, thereby allowing the heel to be very high
with perfect quite low, without exposing the panla
loonssrap injury II also keeps the loot from pressing
forward and retains II in natural and easy position
Myself and John Dick the only persons VINO make and
sell and Shoes with this invention, in the cities Of
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned the first In the city Of New York TO
manufacture this Justly celebrated and elegant article, con-
tnues make them up endless variety oil styles, in
workmanship unequaled, and al prices deiying compet
All other kinds OF Boots, Shoes CATERS Pumps
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen, youths misses and child
rem. LORIN BROOKS,
l35 Fulton street.
p S-Just received case Of Russian Leather Tor Gen
emens Boots both Tor Dress and Water Proof This is
probably the first lot Of this celebrated Leather import
ed into The United States.
M S-lyd' f.
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER or DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, Under the firm Of BERGEN q
GALABRUN, having refed and replenislled this spa.
cious establishments prepared to receive company
There hundred and ne apartments in this house,
consisting Of dining saloons sitting rooms parors lodging
rooms &c The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish, moments notice, refreshments
for any number Of persons from 10 three hundred to
be accommodated at the same time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup.
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
ments In the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
every day attention will be spared give satsac
ton Men OF business and those wishing the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located and the
prices will be found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken IN this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
oct 8 ly' LOUIS GALABRUN.
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HENRY ERBEN, l72 Centre street, osrs for sale the fol.
III lowing Organs:
One Gothic Organ Of II stops and of pedal pipes
Dimensions OF l6 feet high 10 feet and inches front,
and o feet inches deep
One Grecan Organ Of ~ stops, octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of Is feet inches high, 10 feet wde
feet deep.
One Grecan Organ of 10 stops, octave and half Of
pedals Dimensions OF II feet hgh, feet inches
wide, 6 feet inches deep.
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of s.sops. Dimensions Of
case feet 2 inches high, feet inches wide, and feet
deep. M. 9sIy
Two Grecas Of stops 10 feet high feet inches wide,
and feet inches deep
Two Gothic Organs Of stops, feet high feet inches
wide, 2 feet inches deep
variety OF Parlor Organs.
One second hand Church Organ.
One Seraphine. !. oct dly.
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear.
VIM. n. JENNINGs g. co..,

DnApERs AND TAiLoRs importers Of Cloths Cassimeres
vestngs, Fancy Dress Articles, &c, 81 Broadway, Anne
Hotel for Inspection extensive assortment oil
and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear, SO.
Iected with view rendering their stock rich in quail
FOR oTsRcoa7 rs. blue, black, brown olive, and
green ned cloths various shades Beaver do drab and
blue Devonshrn kersey; Canada grey do; drab, blue ant
black Pilot Coth brown, black, blue and draD Mohair
WRITER fRocKs, SACKS, gel beaver and mllls,l
cGs RsW sEts!s sa!s IMssdg Back s olive
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, Of Bollys Smonfs,
BUSINESS AND IRA KELLLNG coAYS-Plad
CASHMERE, Tweeds, and other goods.
.HUN1IAG COATS. Olive, brown, and drab Moles,
'PfNY4Lo oNs.- French, English German and Anne.
rcan black, blue, mixed, ana fancy Cassmeres selected
with reference to the various tastes Of our numerous pa
line, to which such attention has been directed
as TO enable us 70 insure iii combining ease aud elegance
TESTS Hack silks and salIis, fancy DO, wooen and
velvet pads figured Merinos, white and bull Cassmeres
and Marsees, rich Silk and Status, for Ball and PARTIES
Army AND M VY.--Experience enables us to furnish
Uniforms strict conformity With regulaons and We have
always hand the material necessary TO the different
: FIRST aGlLiTY READY iDE GARMENTS
Equal 10 the bert custom work;
beaver, and miled cloth Surouls large assortment inn
proved styles Sacks including bne black, brown, and drab
Moar; urab and blue Pilot; olive and brown Tweeds, DC
BUSINESS and Travelling Coats ohve, brown, green, and
blue Cloths plaid Cssslmeres Tweeds DC Dress and Frock
CoasA large assortment IN various colors ana ubricR
BlacH Cloths, full and three quarter cir
ci.s Panlaloonsbiack, blue, mixed, and fancy Cass.
meres pam ANA ribbed yeyeesiis, Tor rdiiy udveihg
Vesliiss- Back Six, Sum, Bonbazlle, and CASH
mere; tlncy Sl, Sitii varicla; nsuered ana pian
veryei, INCURRED Sax Df ssiig Gowns-
De Lalnts, Msr'no, anu nsureu Muslin, nj great VARSITY
utliuiis Cuals, M Various styles.
fANU DitE;SS MISREPRESENTATION, Jenny Lind,
MazurAa, Ut,irr ficy Uravain; Eshs fruci
anu plata ST. Cravas; ex,rd anu nutai 4uAiiy
o.acA satan Crayats susrUr Daea Blk ana Saun S;aris
newest acy nierlo Ssats VI Muiss, Tor travsF
Tang, as tw,iieu pam Enss, trsen, aii,i tnuin
fv.A,t nuiinsrtits, G.oyss--C.iason's ana BaJou's
uIacA w,e AHA lo,ofsd kiu aiso Meriio Ducnsxi, led
Derl.u L.nvi Cooii &c. SuslItluersA All the various
SYKES auu qualt.s. Underyesls and DLawtrs-Merno,
S.,K BucAsalu Woo ana Colon FLANNEL. Han Hose,
White ana Naked Merino, anu Cotton, various grades; Snir
BUs1f1s, and Collars Umbrellas Silk, and Cotton.
PLECE; GOODS-Cioin Cdsslnivres, vesungs, &C.,
assortment be found in tile country
winch viii be by piece yard at as low prices az
ey can be bought, with le obvious advantage 81 stlec
from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
goods. ~
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