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BLACK SIsiitiiissg.

e-,N THE subscriber takes this meth
E}E.- 81 cd If returning thanks for the pub
ri y hc patronage heretofore extended
- la him, and wishes TO- irfurm his
I..>u{AA friends and public general y. that
S@ss-.Z/ he has turned his whole attention
10 the manufacturing Il wagons and bngcies. in
Al, its branches he has secured himself the best
Vt workmen, both in wood and iron, and his stock
Of lumber aud iron cat no, be surpassed by any
In this vicinity.
Wagons maize 70 oSsSt and. warranted cheaper
than any other Establishment west Of Chicago.
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagons ready finished, On hand; and eau
finish any kind to order in few days notice.
Cash paid fnr seasnncd IN mhrr.
Outwn, July 10 1916. z. BARNARD.
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large Stock Of eVoesc Goods

FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
NArTlNGER would invite the
% stock NEW received from
embracing LADIES DRESS GOODS.
muSGns n
MOURNING GOODS
Black plan rIIkwns Al,u
hams, st'lod; black
UHITE MUSkIN G O%ODS.
null, book muin;
Silks.
Gswi, plaid drs silks; ribbons
hgrht
handkeelNt
noudcIaT
HOSIERT g. GLOTES.
cnp'Te quality with ne usual
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
2,s ticking, table
huis uNd n'uJrH &c
MENS' SUNNER UER2.
O blue aud drills
nilkce SUI Ia
GENTLEMEN'S WEaR.
frenhau md silk
AIsO-Bnhtd
Boots and Shoes, BonRctS and BONNET Trimmings.
and
and bnd Florence 81
CrOCkery, HardmGrc, groceries, &c.
Produce will be taken exchange highest
kct having U SELL will find
good washed Wool, will Unward
Wool will be taken what be worth have
made ship Nav 7. lSi7-3
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'E'ilE subscriber, wishing 10 bring his
= business to a close, offers, al reduc-
ed prizes. a large and splendid assort-
meul ni first rate Hro;hclolhs, o! various
color, and qaaile., cassIinetes, sallnelts
aud lwcrds. Nesuugs Of varlous kinds,
VIZ Satin. silk, silk and cotton velvet,
cashmere, swansdown and Mar"elIles.
Bnmbaznes. AIpacas, Paramctla, French
mctinos, Irish linens, shirIings and sheet
ings, canton and wooden ilannels and
blue dri'lhgs.
ALso-A splendid assortmen, Of stocks,
plain and ig'd. cravats. gum elastic and
wor,ed suspcndrrs, Gents. cotton halt
hose. silk and cotton pocket hdkls., un.
breIlas and cotton and linen thread.
ALso--A first rate assortment Of Tai
Tors trimmings.
All Of the above articles will be sold al
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SiULER.
n. r Winter Wheat aud Lumber
taken in exchange for all of the above
articles. j, :.
Ottawa, March &c, l7i7. 37-it
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Family Boarding school.

NyR. " MRS. CLARK propose opening u
w School iur young Ladies' at hor residence
one nile south Of Ottawa, to commence on the
first Monday Of May nrNt.
The location is pleasant aud healthy, uniting
whatever mdy hr desirable ia the dui,t vi he
country with the advantages To 6c desired from
thr society OF the town.
Nm wing that there arc many parents in the
county who have not the opportunity nf cduca-
ting their children nj home, We take this method
ot s,Nlng 10 such parcnts, that we will take u
Ii nltcd uumhcf ul pupils into our own family
and will cud"lvor ~ lir as possible, Ia imptuv.
their lut, lcctu,I aud moral chntutl,L We shall
cndrhvor 81 Ia d,vrr,.iy aud orange our system
ui instruction that our scholars many not be-.
came weary, and vet I've advanced ms ripllly a.
possible ~ Iuclr studies. fium nur own wan.
ttuPs of education aud experience ~ teaching
we trust we shall he able tn adopt cnursr ui
instruction aud discipline which viii insure a
progress pleasing to every parent,
Scholars sent 10 US from abroad will lie u, all
times Under our wnichlul care, and be- treated in
every respect like members NJ our own family.
The picc of tuition sit, vary from ~ To- 50
per quarter nccordipg lo the aec and at,ainmrris
Of III" pupils. Board - per wcek. Buad ,nd
washing 81 % SO
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A'9iter ProCofHc bErory n D.. JWuss
HHr i10ic = his will certify that vas entire
" bald irr about three wears, when was recon-
mendrd u Try Dr. Jn,nr's illlr Tonic | pIc-
cured two bottles of Mr.. Mason in Summrr?iIe,
nnd using the Tonic for about - months my
hair came in all over my head, anil, although
MT quite As thick rs hcilrc, yet is constantly
growing. This surprising restoration "f nay
hair has excited the a>tonlshment ef all my ac-
cualnancrs, and made me an object of curiosity
to many. am now 30 years nf age, aud have
reason To regard the Inventor Of tins marchrss
Hair rcnic es public hrnc(hc,or. J GuLIcE.
Near Grrmautown. \ J, Nov 26 1912.
For sale by 9 y Walker OunNa. 40
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the late firm
1 " OF Drs. Schermerhorn and Butter.
field, are urgently requested lupon re.
ceipl Of This notice. Immediately to sculc
their account with the undersigned, eth.
er by note or otherwise.
This notice is not for the purpose rI
obtaining funds but to have the copart.
nership business brought to a close, which
ended the 25th Sept. last; he therefore
hopes no one will have an excuse in no,
complying with this reasonable request
No receipts will be considered valid ex.
cept from him, and all payments are Ia
be made to him.
P. SCHERMERUORN.
Ottawa, May 3, 1878
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Uho can d0uJt me Ir'ues Of Jaynfs
nam YDN we?
SrNNLNvIIIE. N. ]. I'm. 30. !

SrNuEUyttIE, y. j., Nov. &c, 1912.
d. l'yur-Drar Sir: send You the following
c'rtlliratr ob'aincd from Nr. Quick would
'nSt state that became acquainted with him H.
bpnt 90 years ago. At that time lac was en-
tlrrly bill with the exception If a lock OF hair
"n the hlck pat Of his head ahou, ,hc sizc 81
hhif dollar, ard that lo.k of hair he toII me
had been midcro grow by the use oi your Ron.
ir; previous II winch hcp,sl'Iyrly avcss. he had
nat single hair on h,, head The hlIr now
c'npl'lcly covrrs his head, and is from fur to
five inches lung. Very respectfully yours,
T.. MASON.
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MOTTO e.

a c. STEPHENS, from Chicago,
will Offer for sale al the Mansion
House on 9th day Of May, a large sup.
ply oi HATS and GAPS OF all qualities
and Of the most fashionable styles suila.
BILE fl spring and summer ware. Bar,
gains can be had on TIA! day.
Cash paid for all kinds OF Sims ana
Furs during the time.
Ottawa, April 10, 1917.
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" ae!.inSiGM Hotel,
Opposite the South Front ofMe STATE
House, hpringfeH, MiinoiS
holm BALM l--pronrirIor.


rs@iIE Proprietor of the above establishment
Il rciurus his sincere thanks to his numerous
visitors and The members uf the General Assrrn-
hly, Tor lh,Ir very hhrral patronage bestowed
upon him during the past winter. lirtakes pleas
use ~ Announcing Ia his friends, aud all others
whn may visit the city durlng the next summer
and Nut"r, that hh VIII alwaFs he rendy to far
ush them with the Gysl tLc market nil ,rds. aud
spare ~ pans 81 ha part in rendering them a,
cnmtitnhle as can he desired.
Tue "Nd,hjHg'pH HritE IL situated in the
most convenient par of the city iur those whose
business is connected with any o! the public ni-
fees "i the state, and Delegate, to the CousllDu-
tIunnl Convention will liud thi. House from It's
lmritdlalc ptormly To their field Ut tabor, pos
srsscs more advantages fhr ihclt rrhvculeuce
aud com,rt than any other IN Springfield. liz
house i, large and roomy, an is capable of nc
cnmmodallng a large number Of all those who
may make it convenient Ia call upon him. \
convenient and comiorlnl lc stable is attached To
the premises, which will always bc supplied With
tie UcSt o'pro|cudcr.
TEtMs.
Single Ncnl % cents
Transient Boardrrs per day IS do
Horse, per day $40 do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
for a share OF their patronage
JOHN DAl,ENT.
Mar.h 70, lSi7-lf 80
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TO FARMERS

TOILET NUDLLEN FACrORT-The
81 subscriber will keep on h,hl large aSs"rl-
uent Of Ct tn oF has own manufacture, which he
proposes /, exchange f WOOL. Tie VIII sivr
one ward 81 good heavy cloth Tor two aud a hat
pound, Of good clean wool Of the 81 o" quality ;
nr be viii Nork wool upon shdr :. as follows -
give uup halt the cloth the ". q makes by recelv-
ing eight tents per gard from the customer upon
ris bali or al tie wool makes ni r,cclylnG ihitl
Il sht cents per ynd Tor manufacturing, lie viii
also manufacture ior cbslomrri-hian irls, lrans
AID finnr's az well as sarInetl and ln! ci"ih.
CiOh d eaNing done on reasonable trrns'
and At short nu'lrr. None but The best work.
men viii b. rrpl ,vcj.
Any person glusrn Ch.crrn, from the cen
,rai of southern pat of the Nric, vii pass 10y
this town. an all the subscriber wishes, to in
sure a cuutinuanrr OF patronage, l. TO - ce have
= man patrol'zn him, Wool can be sani mp the
Illinois nvrr. directed TO- J. \. Mniesnn. Joliet.
" III county, To- the rare Of NJ. Alrn ua, Perm,
M, an il viii he forwarded, where cloth "iiI
be pat mp IN a neat unI safe manner. according
tn the above trrrus aud Srut IN relu' - any part
vt the State without troubling he owners tn &C.
cnmp1ny il, MAT IESpN.
\. b Persons coming irnm - distance ~iill
a quantity Of wool u be cardrd "r manufactured
if obliged to stay over night, shall be to n *
prnsr. NJ
Joliet, March - 1911 Al
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Information Wanted.

OF Michael Bannlghan. a Young man
of about 20 years Of age, Of county Mon.
AFGHAN. Ireland, who arrived n, Miwau.
kic, Wisconsin, las, fall Any nfornia.
ton concerning him will be received hv
his brother, the subscriber, al rIaicville.
Grant county. Wisconsin.
April 0-'i7 PArRrcK BANyi0uAN.
SATlNErS, the best and cheapest,
~ by BAssNErr. 40
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Illinois weekly Packc, for Isii.

. srsrN The fast running pas
e,,wl.a - scngcr steamer, Di"I,
t41s55sesa : o. II. PRATr. Muster,
s-.pu..is4ssssa. s&---fzs
viii nun as IA regular packe, during the
srasnn. between st. LOFTS, Peru aud UlI-
ca-lpaving st, Louis every Tuesday
evening at 5 o clock. Returning will
leave Utica every Friday morning at e
o'clock, and Peru a, 8 O'Clock. For
freight or passage apply 10 the Captain
on board. or to Cushman & CFidley, OF
ava. or |. d. Harmon, Peru, Agents.
The Dial will extend her uips T." OI-
mwa as long a, the water will permit.
March 26. iSi7-37
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POST OFFICE. Orr,wA,1

Apm 10, ISL. !
The lhtc law Of Congress, aud the order oil
the Postmaster General 'of the leth March. es.
taNl,,h the iollowlng:
postage Is To be charged upon nll newspaper.
from publishers To subscribers. All circulars
transient new spnpcrs and haudhilIs mus, be pre-.
phld three cents lot each sheet: # not prepaid
they cannot he forwarded 10y the mails.
shelters, papers and packages not exceeding
one ounce in weight, to Officers, Musicians. and
Puvalcs Ul the Army Of tho United states in
NcSicn, NJ at any pnst or place in the United
States bordering On Mexico, viii pass free in the
mnls, provided on the address, after the name ol
The pcrsnn, !, written "bsiHgipg m HE .4r0,y."
III letters addressed To different persons are
placed in the stne envelope, unless addressed to
foreign countries, a penalty nf ten dollars is in.
posrd upon the person making the enclosure"
40 John NlNE, + NJ.
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Proposals for publishing by subscription
The S','"ry Of The state of Ii!i.
nOis,

At fh'N''Es Va tsac St.ic oil lI.t.
nOis,
From tn" admission Of the State ir,n the Union
~ ISIS down IN the meeting vi the General
Assembly IN 1916:
A NONfAlNING an entirely new, or
" lgInaI, 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.
CoHdi'ions-,hc work vii, contain
from $50 10 300 pages, svr; be neatly
printed on good paper with new type.
and handsomely bound in muslin, and
delivered 10 the subscribers al 81 80 per
copy.
5. II. DAVIS. PUJEsLcr.
FRANCIS LEONARD. .ageai.
Ottawa, May 6, lSl7-i3
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CITY HOTEL.
Notice.

IHNllE public are cautioned agair
Il purchasing the following .lescrib
notes of hand, to wit: One note d.
l9Ih February, 1916, for the sum of
dollars. due aud payable on or before
25lh December, 1876, 10 David Cox
order, and assigned by John X. Jackso
one other note dated 10Th Fehruar
1876, due and payable on or before
18th Dpceriher. lss7. to David Coz
"rrlel, for thy sum Of 5li dollars, and
signed Ly John X, Jackson. The G.
sidcralion for which lhe above notes ".
given having entirely lall d, am reso
cd un moi rayIng ,l'm.
JOHN X. JACKSON.
Champagne Co. Ills -Rprii 0.
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Estate Of UIhiom Popcioy, dec'd.

Estate IF RudefS. Daryea, dtc'd.
y ONCE Is hereby given to al per,
l. sons having claims against said rs.
tate, N present them, legally proven, to
The Coutl rf Probate IN aud for the coun.
" OF Kendall. al he recular term Of said
Court. "a be holden u, HE Probate office,
in Oswego, on Monday the tn day OF
June, A. ID. lS47,---qs have fixed on
that day to attend said Court, and have
said accounts legally adjusted. All per.
sous indebted to said estate, are request.
ed In make immediate payment,
SUSAN DURYEA, Aim'r.
April 2, lSiT-3S.4l
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Executors Notice.

A Ill. persons having claims agans,
"a. the estate of B0rih liOmew Ne.
Grath, deceased, are hereby Motif, d and
REQUESTED to present The same To The Pro-
bate Cotirl, IN ahd foE The cot'niy of Gum
dy and State of Illinois, on MONDAY til,
fifty day of July next, when and wh,rt
the undersigned will attend for The set
clement of all cl,ims.
DOMlNlCK McGRATlI, Admir-
ELIZABETH McGRATlI, Adm,
Morris. March 23d, lS41-4O.
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Farm for Sale.


G, lL persons indebted to the subscri.
- Der, are hereby notified to make
payment by the 18Th of this month. or
'he' accounts will be placed in the hands
ol the Justice for collection.
FRANCIS BRADY.
Ottawa, May G, lsi7-i3
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ESf0fe cf iaHei Warrti', dech.
4 LII persons having claims ag inst ,hr
estate 81 Dnicl Warren, deceased,
are hereby nnliiicd and requested to en-
h'hit The same IL the unhrrsig ed, ad.
mln'slrauor of said estate. or To the Pro-
bate justice Of la Sale county, f,r set.
element, Hllli,l nine months from the date
hereof. ISRAEL G.. COOPER,
My 3, 1878 .Rinni5iraior.
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IRON AND NAILS.

~ TONS IRON X NAll.S--Wc have lust
4 ~ received our Spring stock Of IRON aud
Mats, direct from the n.auulac,ory, all of which
we w,ll warrant Ia he ol the very best quality.
and will he sold at the lowest prices.
April 10 1871. ]. MANLEY & co.
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\ T. " G. q - ID :
r. s..ASsEE.E


4 1 to his stock Of DRY GOODS,
suitable TO The season, TO which he has
added
'GiocCris$, EdrG wGre,
CroCkerr,
and many other articles in demand In
this market A. he purchase. altogether
for cash. Ne feels couiil, ut that he ran
undrrsell, by ten per cent, those who
purchase on a credit, besides making
liberal discount 10 thpsr who pnrCha,e
by the piece or package.
Produce of all kinds taken f'r goods,
and considered the same as cash. The
citizen, of l.a.alIe county are respectfully
invited to call aud examine (or them
selves. April 3, 1917.
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A FEW smoked Shoulders We, left,
IA. at the old price. lIAssN1rr. 40
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Fresh Arrivals
I.usli,ScC for sale.

T.IIND'N TOT StIt.
10000 FEET ,;.t:l of, Of a' ,'...' rate
of all sizes, for sale cheap by
ANTHONY LlNDEY,
~ West side Of Fox River Bridge.
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SPRING GOODS!

WE have just received our Spring
stock of
Dry CAnds. Groceries.
Hardware, and truck cry.
which we nlIrr low f,r e hor Prniarc
40 CUHUMAN y GRlDLEY.
~ ROCERlES-Suglr, Coil t., Mo
q la>sos. dried Apples and Peaches,
Saerams, Ginger. Rlrr. Tea, smo-
king and chewing roba"cp. Pipes, Nut
mcgs, Cloves, Rai,ins, !ahigo, toppera~,
Najlcr. Pepper, Spice, Sailpelrc, Alum.
Cassia. Tar. Soap, Candles, Pepper
sauce, Castor Oh, Camphos, Mustard
&c. r.. just received and for sale low. bN
40 CUSuMAN & GRiDLEf.
~ BBLS hinseed Oh, aud 40 ktg~
= White Lead. for sale hy
10 CUSUMAN & GRiDiEY.
EBLOUGHS so Patent Gary
two horse ploughs; - do do one
horse Ploughs, for sale hv
40 CUSnMAN x GR,DLEY.
FLASS AND SASH 600 tights
VI window Sash 30 boxes Glass; 80
kegs Rostou Nails. Ius, received hy
40 CUSHMAN 4 GRlDLEY.
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NILhN-

r. sa 81 seazsi sou vIstta - saaer4= as de
y eaeit f-aasaaae tAe Wy ~ tHe-s As
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CASE eE,FlaIE.

GlRoME G.eeu5 casks Iemsas NJ I. fars
PRYOR FAiHIf
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All Bell = syfsY 80. nrsatf
srsr .rd GRfs d
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y init AAsntiueut9t ttHseas Yet, IeN Sdk tim
a''aas aia dfrss fringe 1t every ysfi4tt
a ~.
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TO sU b 9 RIDERS.

The nene Of will uulssS the
pay msnt OF the subs ripiioa be made in ADJ
psant scbers letter the pounge
on Mhch Sa BY PAID ~ sha Mil a4tanS ~ osblta s
The COUNTRY fAfxn published weekly during ~ 80
s'on. OF Congrss ~ sentmsskly dxEing rrcsca
subscriptions pcriodess viii ON terms
proporioned to The at9ye annssl rstss - -
csrtics<a Sf sou,ncs In Savers s.Aserip
nS. or WI e. ssosn. receipt shsr The
POSTMASTERS authorized sxeas ana hv ss
ing DAILY subscribes w6 ~ snclosed; 81 n ,.
WEEKLY subscrbsn, with ~ s9q}espd Eve WEEKLY cub
erbe with 80 snclossd viii b ~
edition y they furrh us subscrbsfs fsf, ststis W
90 rxr R.s,sr.s YIN y srnssssd ia. =. d.
Aqal IsN fi e8i4lT SIS tft'F
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DROPOsALs for convsying the sAasls 81 tlAs United
can be proyided to the goth Of Jue 1884, the following
routes will be received the office of the Post
ss ps9sf5 " s
the month"; in the hereafter specified 10 wit
Key Bssayne supss nassn hsss
Musquito inlet SMYRNA St. Augustine, and Fernandna
Charleston, S c., 700 miles and back, month ,
No. 1887 From Key West by Sarntoto, Tampa Fay,
Cedar Keys st. Marks, Apalachicoa, ST. Joseph and
Andrews Bay, to Pensacola co., miles and back
month. 4l. MA r. ~ - ,,.,5f.s. 800
Proposals for extending this service from Pensacola to
Proposals will be received for carrying the mails on the
above-named routes twice month and proposals. omit
mg snch named n on the a6eve routes a. the bidder
will be considered and proposals for carrying said mails
by land such portions Of said in Forda on which
Bids should forth the mode of conveyance, the time
vess with scsn ana srs tn
enable the decision to be made the advice ofe proper
not convertible into shpsofwsr. 0 s6eH
NOTES
Each proposal should be accom- panied by guaranty
signed by one or more responsible persons in the following
:. The undersigned guaranty that ,ifhis
cepsed by the Postmaster General shall into obga
SR Ps0f to the first day of March with good and
This should accompanied by the certificate of post
or V properly sns able 10 the
Tn. soad I ps ,o ssns e the sealed
addressed the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combination.
and the and conditions which the contrnet N he
made see the last annual advertisements. a lT1 -'l0
bidders are notified that agreeably 70 tho provisions Of
given to those proposals tbeing accepbis in other re-
Pects) which shall pulate to deliver thc seamahips or
hips to be provided for carrying said mails the United
States or 70 theu proper officer, demand made for The
purpose OF being converted into vessel
For the manner in which the transfer the
IS TO be made and other particulars bidders are referred
i6t7 " "P"'
G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
Posi- OSsIcF DEPARTMENT, Nov. 8, 1877.
Nov. 9--law4w ltlt
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Ocean steam navigation Company.
United States mail line betwee Ne1p York and Bremen
via Southampton.
RoM the beginning of tho ensuing year the
this company will sail regularly month, fol-
lows: laI
From NeiC York
The Washington Captain J. Johnson on the 10Th Janu-
Iy.
The Hermann, Captain E. CIabtree, on the Goth Febru-
airy.
From Bremen.
The Washington on the 18th February.
The Hermann the 18th March.
From Southampton for New York.
The Wellington the Goth February
The HcIpjanu the 10Th March.
Passage s,n New York to Southampton or Bremen $40
Do from Southampton or Bremen to New York $3.50
For reish. passage, apply to- tai fs'
Ocean Steam Navigation Company, Ne,c York; c. A..
eineken. Bremen; Day. Croskey, q Ross, Southampton
w liam Iselin, Harre
Dec. eff
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TINIHS Morning Will be opened direct from New
York, mt q. w. PhllIipa's Cash Store
New silks, cashmeres, alpaeas &c, among which are
10 pieces rich changeable brocade silks
do do armure do
10 do do Pout dc Sole silks
do plain changeable do
do rich ottoman satins
do Turkey silks
do plaid poplin silks
8 do white satins, very superior
8 do wide black silks
s do black and bue-black silks
8 do satin plaid cashmeres
10 do plain mode-colored silks
70 do printed silks
ALSO
20 Tartan plaid long scarfs
10 do very superior do
5 do half mourning do
10 Al Moche square shaws
30 Terker do
20 very superior four-tace shawls
Together with many other goods for lades'i dresses,
which invite the attention Of purchasers
Oct 2I-H G. w. PHILLIPS.
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A Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber, wishing decline farming, will sell his
farm, situated mile nqltheast of the Capitol,
tanning l05 acres The improvements consist Of house
containing III servants house adjoining with
good bank barn brick dairy; smoke house, and
crib There 30 of wood land well set with
thriving tmber 900 fruit trees, nearly all bearing The
land is in good condition. has been highly lined IL is
deemed to give further description, those
wishing purchase will view said property previous
purchasing Terms accommodating. The stock will be
sold with The farm, if wanted
Dec S--3teod* GEORGE OYSTER. i
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. F. G. Liable has the honor inform the ladies
tl and gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown that
his dancing academy will reopen on Tuesday November
3D. at his dwellnghouse, Pennsylvania avenue Days
of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from
Young masters. ~ ~
N b Those ladies and gentlemen who feel DESTROYS
TO receive instruction at Georgetown will please leave their
names at his residence in Washington.
Oct 15-2aw3m