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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUSr RECEIVED
IN The Subscribers respectfully visiting and
resident ladies the following, wzi
Is dresses e rich brocsde silks
10 do light colored do. for evening
10 pieces very rich figured silks style
Is do do watered silks, colored and blsek
25 pieces rich yard wide ws,ered poplins
real Irish vniered popins
do French marinos and Thibets, every shade
10 do quality yard wide vclvets all coors
SO designs French esshrnores and moussencs de
tess which enumerse but which VIII
much pleasure be exhibited TO all who may fsvo rs with
In French embroideres, Ac.,
Lace trimmed chenisets, entirely and beautiful
Lace trimmed sleeves and cuffs match
French embroidered and lace collars, cnhs 20 match
trimmed handkerchief
Swiss and canbric collars and chemisets, sc.
Al goods and well worthy the
HOoE BRO, Co,
Nov 9lAsf Penn. avenue, Tth and 9Th streets
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HANGING ACADEMY.-ttrst Gourue.-Mf. y. r.. Liable
~ the citizens OF Washington George
town.
viii Thursday, November al h room over
Thomas Pake south side Of Pennsylvania
9th 9Th opposite Browns new hotel
Days o tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud satuniays
fashonabe dances viii be Introduced and taught
Det i~dH
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T a T. l. G. Old 8

WE are now daily receiving IN large qun0uue,
the newest style OF dress goods IN the lkrl and
which are selling almost ias. as they arrive, and
We are Iust opening the following lots, va
1000 yards newest styles English dc lanes,
worth > 81, which We will sell at Is 81.
1000 yards very uch cashmere. worth is which
we viii sell for -.
All wool delainrs al ESQ., cannot be had else
where less than ,, Cd
A very large stock oiplain and figured alpaccas
and paramaias, all culor., shades and TINS direct
from the English market, and bought Tor cash, aud
plil tr sold - per cent less than any other house
west OF New OK.
Two cases splendid Bay State shawls, well worth
$40, which sc val sell for ~ splendid lot OF pop
Inns, all coors, exceedingly low large lotoi SILKS
in black gros de rhine watercd (; hrlcadr and cha
MELONS. IN beautiful lustres, from IS TO lGs large
lot OF muslin embTodrrrs, newest styles, and will
be sold % per cent less than the same quality can
be had elsewhere. a, luur Irish linens direct
from the manufacturers.
IN all the styles OF calCoes IN warranted colors
our prices cannot be approached, nor IN any style
oi goods Oi domestic manufacture. We have now
very large amount OF goods on the way OF the best
selected cuer brought T. Nc Vest, preparatory Ia
our opening our splendid and commoIlous new
store two doors west Of this, just finishing, and w
be- ready m 2ur 3 weeks tor our reception. when We
will open with one OF the most magnificent stocks
al the BEST SELECTED GOODS ever exhibit
ed west OF New York, every article Of winch wi
br sold 10 to % per cent less than the same HIuct
IN STYLE aud quality can Dr. bought cl,c where.
The One Price System strictly adhered 10, ana ~
every instance, where pirce OF goods Is mlsrcpge
scented. thr money will be- cheerluly refunded
MURRAI'S ONE FHiCE SIOEE,
Chicago. Sept 20 l5l L1hf street.
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Corporation Ordinance.

Plank Wdik on the ,0,st sids Of Columbus STREET
4 I a mecti-g OF the Board Of Trustees OF the
~ town Of Ottawa, held Sept 10 1851, The fol
lowing special ordnance was passed
Ordered, That sidewalk on the west side OF
Columbus street, commencing at Madison sir''t'
and running thence TO III, canal be constructed on
the following plnn, tI.
That said sidewalk be graded 10 ieS' woe
with plank walk IN the middle s feet we MA
space 81 2 fleet on the inside and h." or 'hI 'ul
side TO be- filled with earth or grav. !" u leNtI WIN
the plank Nop.ank shsl be lee, man siA ft' i"hS
nor more than eight inches Nlde' WIN "i"'"ilN
thickness oian mch and " nan
The pIauL shall be- lnld on three siungrrs, two
NV iour in,.h : rr.s,swise the space between the
siring,rs - be- filled with carlh or gravel TO leyc
with Ii. top OF the stnngrrs, so tia, the plank viii
resi- drmy on the earth Tho plank must be wei
s.lked down to each slnnger
3 The grade OF the walk shall be uniform, or rs
nearly 50 a. the nature OF the ground will admit
sach grade to he established by the town surveyor
1. All cellar doors opening on said side walk
shall lee on level and grade herewith
, The owner or owners oi lots on the west side
OF said street hereby required to construct the
owner or owners 81 corner lois to extend said side
walk 10 the gutter OF the adjoining cross street0 on
the foregoing plan, within ten days from the publ.
cation of this ordinance aud IN default thereof II
will be constructed by the corporation, and the cost
OF such construction shall be assessed and levied a.
tax upon such lots to be collected rs other taxes
are collected IN and for said town.
A true copy L X CoUTNEY, Clerk
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Bible Society MEETINGS,

TIME annual meetings Of the several Brnnch b.
bic societies IN Lasalle county, wll be held as
follows:
Dayton, September LIST, Mt 6 p m, in the Unfair
an Church
Jefferson, September Sd, a, 7 m, in the school
house near Mr. Pools.
Worthwhile. September 5lh att p IN, in the North
VILE school house.
Asbury, September 7'h, att pm, IN the Jones
school house.
Mission Point, September 9,h, at : p m, in the
Mission Pom, school house.
Manhus September ll,h, att p M in the ManIi-
ug meeting house.
Trenton, September 18Th att p m, in the Bald
win school house.
BrookhcId, September 18Th, at 6pm,i in the Dom
my school house
Bruce, or Eagle September eOh, att pm, in the
Basorc school house.
SANDY, September 23i, at7 ? n, in Jones Dis
trCt
Vermillion. September 25,h, at 7 pm in the Pres.
hy'eran church at Lowell
Peru, September 30h, a,G ? m. in the Pre,byte
ran Church.
Cedar Point, September 2sh, at7p m, in the c.
dar Point school house.
Lasauc, October All, at 6 IN, in the PTesbyleF
Troy, October 7th, at 6 pm, az Troy Grove.
Earl October 18Th, ate ? m, IN the Heart schoo
house.
Freedontown October 10th, at 81 m, in the Bap
tistmeeung honsc. 49,,
Waham, October 2)th, nj 10! am At Woltham
septj NJ. BhNNEI !,
Agent Of La Sale County Bible SJcicty
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Corporation, Ordinance.

Piduk WAX on the south site Of Canal street
4 Ia meeting of the hoHrI OF trustees Of the
n town OF Ottawa, held Sept &C. 1851, the fol-
loving special ordinance was passed
entered, that n side walk ou the south side OF Gu
nal street, commencing al Columbus street and run
nmg thence to the "sde-Cut" be constructed on the
following plan
| That said sidewalk be graded 10 feet wide,
with n plank walk in the middle feet wide, and a
space OF 3 feet on the inside aud feet on the out
side TO be filed with earth or gravel to level with
the plank No plank shall be less than feet long,
nor more than inches wide, with uniform thick
ness of ID inch provided, however. that IN front Of
block No. Is the p!anks shall be l. feet long and
inches thick.
= Fora TX feet walk the plank shall be laid on
three stungers,2 by 4 inches, crusswse, with two
additional strlugers Tor twelve foot walk the
space between the strngcrs To be filled with earth
~ gravel to levrI with the top Of the strngcrs, SO
TINT HE panl, wl.l rest firmly on the earth the
p.auk~ must he well spiked down 10 each -ttingcr.
The grade at the walk shall be uniform, ur ms
nearly 70 a the nature of the ground will admit
such grade TO b. established by the Town surveyor
All cellar doors opening on said side wax
shall be on a level and grade herewith
.. The owner or owners oi lots on the south side
ot SAID street nre hereby required to construct the
SIDE walk ~ ifon VI Their respective lots land the
owners OF corner lots TO extend SAID sidewalk 10
the gutter oitLe adjoining ctoss-strectJ on the fore
going pIan, within ten days from the publication OF
lhl4 ordinance and m default thereof, II will be
con tuc'cd by the corporation and the cost OF such
con. t.urton shall be- assessed and levied a. a taA
upon such lots tn he collected as uhcr taxes are col.
iccird m and Tor sand town.
\ true copy. 7 r COURTNEY, Cert,
g-p-hl-ss SS3adr,assayt ssNrprPavvnl
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g.. q ID aG III - GasS

phs NoaapS3o .Appdynu
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A n.fnher OF ladies both married aud single.
IN a social T'ea Parry happened 10 mlnele;
Aud you'll not be surprised when you Ind u confess
That much Of their chat was devoted 10 dress
Such indeed was the cas-, and We wiiln0~ proceed
To tell you how all on the subject agreed
II recolect rightly. Miss Josephine Dfury
Was the first IN addressing the iemeniue Iury.
'Pay. riye me" IN ID she The opinion al you oil
Concerning the merits 81 Mand.cbaum's Clothn!
consider myself" said the sensible Miss, tilhA
That there is no more honorable warehouse iha'
ths" sway
That ia night" said Miss Quiz ''your opinion wi
Our husbands and lovers bear out oil you say.
Nv worthy gentleman, indeed, would not wear
ANY other garment but what he buys there!
A superior warehouse II certainly is
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Kohn and Mandlebaum's Column.
A JURY OF LADIES,

And, you know. am considered bit ofs qua
Ion, fright,
That the others had spoken so much m the
She considered the pants. the coais, ana the 'ests
Were such asto stand the most qlzlco lfs's'
And ~ ,rouurrd many praises cquaiiy due,
ON tt, Quitting warehouse aud III, pfopueiors 100
,lIrsThnfy,whoioliowrd would have them TO know
That the price, ntHaudebaunshre ata j umes low,
Which assertion wus backed BY Mn tadd!e ana
Miss Penny. ANY
Who declared riIat the prices we've ohenpeT 'hah
Tins The ,o,lIts expressed their opulon- thereon
In support OF the establishment OF Wandlebaum and
. Kahn irade Is,
Nav crowd, Try the dress; wait 10 prove what us
And h.ar out the views OF Jury Of Ladies,
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Spring GOnneiS, Ribbons, &c.,
At TQE
New York Floersn
WANTED.

CUTTOE & Fyie have INST received beautiful
y assortment olcrewe., Berlin woo. ) also. sam
D.Ur canvas mar J
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Two Farms for sale.

WING about two miles form Ottawa One
IL containing 100 acres; 10 acres improved and
fenced, and 40 acres OF timber, with two houses. n
stable and well on H. md the following variety oi
fruit trees: Apples best varieties bearing nbou, 80
trees peaches hes, variety pears; plums good
variety; npricots; cherries good variety; dwarf
apples pcr.mmons; Ornamental shrubs ever
Ottawa sept ~
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Estate of yam,, Giorer, deceased

NOTICE is hereby given that will make nppli
lNcation to the county court Of La Sale county on
the first Monday in November next for an order to
sell the lands and tenemen,s belonging to the csta c
Of James Glover, decd, or M much thcreofns may
be necessary pay the debts of the snid deceased
AZ which time md place, all persons interested are
requested 10 appear and show cause why said real
Sep2q, 1851 n, c. Cook idmiuistrator
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Estate Of Matthew Neory. deceased

NOTICES hereby given that will make nppli-
~ cation to the county court Of Ia Sale coun-
ty on the tirt Monday in November next, for nm or.
der to sell the nnds and ,enemtnts belonging To the
estate of Matthew Nenry, deceased, cr MS much
thereof ns may be necessary to pay the debts OF the
snid deceased, ut which time and place oil persons
interested nre requested to appear and show cause
why said real estate should not he sold for the pur-
pose aforesaid. ALICE NEARY,
September 90 le5l-6w-5 admir-
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Seed wheat for Safe.

0OO Bushels OF the first quality d yellow Ism
ZDU mas winter wheat for sced-a superior ar,
uc.r, and one that seldom winter kills Or fults, II
sowcd before the lst Of October and thu land ndged
or go prepared 10 let of the surface water prompt
w. have raised fine crop Of this year, sowed
after oats spring wheat and among corn, IN The val
lev OF the Illinois near town, on tbs rich, back
sandy ,auyon land, on which wheaiIs much mor
likely TO rust dr winter kill, than on The upland pra
re
It is entirely free from all foul stuff except chess
which remove when preparing j, Tor my farm use
hy strong brine, and then dry he whrat by NIX
ing little shocked lime or dry ashes with II, 10 ht Il
for sowing This labor Is more ,hon repaid by ma
king il terminate promptly, and securing agnlnsi
the dcprrdalious Of BIRDS guphcg, pm!uc squirrels
&c independent Of entirely removing all The chcs,
have many good reasons for believing the tall
IRE oi the wheat crops IN this state Is more OWN
90 the want Of good seed, properly prepared, and
timely put u cu land cultivated as II should be
Than 10 any fault in the soil or climate.
Those wishing to try this wheat can be acccmmo-
dated with seed al my residence I'LL about the 2olf
oithi. month. sept 5-3w \. II. HowlANn
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Eli MEYER,
Pontiac, September II, 1851. Committee.

Estate of Albert lTslirnsn, deceased
PURSUANT TO an order Of the county court Of
L Livingston CO, notice ishercby gwen, that all
persons having claims against the estate of Albert
WeIman, late Of Livingston county, deed, are re-
qurcd TO produce the same IN writing and Tile them
in said court on the Isl Monday of Nov next, when
and where aidclaimnns are requested toauend for
the purpose having their CLAIMS adjusted in pursu.
nnce oinw. WAGnTLEy WEtLY,N,
Pontiac, Sept. 30, 1878, admir-
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The cloth drsnnd nck coats black
ufv oUiE
coats
kery& ,hUnS2
n1dole
tweed,
nfann
jsahc a lar
o
the
rexh
buy & Therefore and inspect making P'
S'''' ''''' EOHN MANDLEBAUM
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LAW BOONS.

scammon's Illinois Reps William. on Executors
Gilmaus do do Deans Nlcd'I lunspru'cG
Pccks do do Conklhs Treatise on |.
Eng Law & En- do ). Courts
do tcclc-Iasiical do Governs Treatise
Mcson q Wrlsby's do Couklu'~ Admiralty TT
Angel on Water Courses Bencdlcrs do do
do Law OF Carriers Burrlf Law Dictionary
Abbott on Shipping bauvcrs DO do
Leading Cases 10 Equity Tayor- Law Glossary
Dunlap- Paey on Az ucy Hill on Trustees
Green,eais Cruise Oh RlWheaton's Init Law
Property Chiteys PIcadmgs
Broom ; Legal Ma1ims do Criminal Law
billiard On Sale do on Contracts
Wentworth on Executors do on Bills
Warren's Law Studies Bl,cksone's Commewf;
S.uton's Form Of Degrees Krnrs do
Beebe s. Anthon's Black Phillips IN Evidence
stone Greeu.enf do
Holcombes Mcrc'le LawMatihcws on Presunp-
do Law OF Debt tive Evidence
or and Creditor Archibod's CiWi Pleads
Saunders Pleadg & Ev do Criminal Law
do Reports WhuIons American Cn
Humphreys Prcc'nts and mndl Law
Pract'l forey Roscoc's Criminal .vce
Sudgen on Vendors Russell on Crimes
/ iionnnn'a Chan. Prac American Chan Digest
.,,ory's Equity Peadinrs United States Digest
do do Imspru'cc Digest of y. y Reports
do on Bsimtnts do Of lid, & III. do
/ do on Promssory lIulcombe's Digest OF Su
Notes, preme Court Reps
| do on Partnership Report OF Trial Of john
| do on Sales W. Webster
10 on Bills Of Ex- Easts n y Reports
| change iiu's do do
do on Confc. of Demos do do
Laws Governs do do
! Curtss on Patents Com1ocRs do
/ For sale by A. II n {. hurley,
| AueHst2 1881 ~ LIKE Street
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Were
S4ih''NA'1N|i'-N'
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Important to Bridge Builders

CEALED PROPOSALS wilt be- received at
y the county clerks office IN Pontiac, Livingston
county Illinois, until the second day OF the October
term ufthc circuit court OF said county, tobe holden
at Pontiac on the lsr Tuesday n October ueNl. for
building suspension bridge ucros- The VruuIlon
river q, this place. with one span from eighty 10 ono
hundred feet, resting on stone nhutw"ut5 ot solid
masonry; Oh" outside l0yer OF the abu,mruts to he
lal1 mp m waller lime mortar, and the interior of
said ahutmcns 20 be- laId in common liDtr mortar
The bridge is to be- 10 fee, HIGH mud the timber TO
be u-rd in and about soii bridge, 20 De either Of
lack walnut burr, or white oak, and TO be perfect
" sound; the timber To be well secured by suiii-
cicnt number of iron ruds and bolts OF a sufficient
size and well listened secured with suitable nuts
and the Whole 10 be done m good style and in work
mNnlikc order
Six hundred dollars will he paid out Of the coun-
" trcasuryoi said Livingston county ON the com
pleuon Of sid hrldgc, as per order of the county
court NJ the September term thereof \. n ISL the
residue will be made up by subscription, To he paid
rs the bridge progresses, or as soon as tits compile
ted.
Persons handing in proposals, will do well to
make their estimates Tor building the ahutmeujs,
and the bridge, ,or wood work. separately. Stone
can be had IN abundance not exceeding one mile
from the place of building the bridge Also lime
stone and sand, n.l free OF charge Lumber can be-
had for $40 per thousand feet on the spot. Ii will
be DESTROYS that the nhuments should be- laid up this
fall. aud that the whole be completed at ns early a
day as practicable to be stated IN the proposals.
PHILLIP RoLLlSss,
sc. LADD,
ANDREW SPRAat'E,
W G MoDowELL,
Eli MEYER
Pontiac, September II, 1851 Committee
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Ottawa against the World

/-,EN tocnyo
| W 10
ateo a
oheIrd d
DLnL
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Harness Shop.
ROYCE ~ TRENCHES
Hub MOrticing and Boring machine

rINllE subscriber has now ON hand few OF the A.
hoye named machines, nude entirely of iron,
in way and manner siup" In it, construction.
and yet substantial and durable - surpaez any
thing OF lhr kind ever yet offered To the pubic. The
iron, enables IL with the help Of one man to perform
Ms work with the greatest degree OF accuracy. there
being no jar or give toit 1t Wi, bore and morlrc
n hub, and then hy un-crcwing two bolts throw the
driving shat, into Horizontal. position, tenant the
spokrs by attaching hollow oGger, with the great
cStease and facility all otwhch Is warranted to b."
done ina wOrkmnu,Ikr manner.
A machine can be seen IN operation atmy shop
Sept 20 4 BARNARD.
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Tn Hurchnscrs OF CMMni LaMds.

I,UAiPLIN g. WALLACE will attend to
I making final payments aud procuring deeds for
purchasers OF canal lands aud lots at the September
sale 1913. .,.,,,,
Office in the second story of Whites brick build.
inc north of,hc Public square. dHg3O-3w
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VETS.

SUTTON & FYFE have received fresh 70; Of
) excellent 81 cent Tea. Superior Black aud
! Dung Tyson at al prices lnly 26
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Great Exhibition!
AT THE
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

Oppoaite hr Mansion House, BasmeF' Brick
Bui}ijnq, OT7A Va, I'LL.
TINE subscriber respectfully calls the attention OF
i the citizens Of Ottawa, aud all those that come
10 tins town 10 tTude TO his large and magnificent
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4 FEW apprentices for the Millinery Bust
"a ness, Apply to JGu7 SrrTos & FYrE.
A SUPERIOR article ofGo'den Syrup, at
n Jan S"rToN & FYrE's
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Harvest Notice.

4 IL persons indebted TO the sub 'criher eithel
~ by note or book account, who have promised
To pay immediately after harvest" will save cost
by settling now. auc, %. ions LOCKWOOD.
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NllNW l.NnI.

I EGUORN, straw, China pearl French lace.
| ! gnp aud chip bonnets. Mems BOYS and m
mnt's lcghorn, pearl, straw, md palm leaf hats.
Fur and wool hats Of Nil styles and prices now o.
pcniug q, the corner brick store,
lime L. I. SAYGE. & Co.
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11,Jr,ny MADE CIOTH!SG.


stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
suitable for the season which he has lnsl received
d.rcc from New Y ok, Boston, and Philadelphia,
and were selected with great cure, and purchased
entirely for cash --lle therefore was able 10 bny
them at remarkably low phces-tIley arc now,open
and ready for your inspection at tie New lorK
Clothing store.
Posers-nga these advantages, he - ready and
POSITIVELY Will sell ready made clothing
SO PER CENT CHEAPER
than any other store in this town, vicinity or al any
place m the state OF Illinois Satisfied that nc
clolhi"r is able to compete with his prices, he sole
It's call from one and all TO examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. he takes pleasure N
shown his goods--you VII! therefore, be pad ioi
vourirouhlc.
Tie Elephant ,rau be exhibited free Of c:!lGg'
Hes sotac, too. Amont his stock you will hnl
MEMS d, BOYS CLOTHING,
Nqts end Cc7s, Tranks, Vcl;aes, and Gentle
mems furnishing G5ods. Remember the place
at the NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE
Rassne,ts Brick Building, opposite tho Mansion
Ilou-c, one door east Of the Chicago Cheap store
NO trouble to show goods" Call and see an, an'
Judge tor yourself. b. WISE.
Ottawa, August %. 1851.
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Is0Ots and Shoes.

II CASES Mems coarse boots
J do kip DO
10 do Mems aud boys b-ogans.
30 pairs chdrens and misses shoes e. boots.
$50 40 ladies' buskins ties and slippers
Also large assortment OF" Jenny Lind anden-
ame,led bgshns and bootees-ior sale chenps at
June LoCKWOons.
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e. nx e pa1M.;rc II H,1sSe
isonlks! EOOks.

ICGUFFEY'S series ofschool books.
wi Muchrrs and Omcy's geography and atlas.
RAYS Adams aud Coburus Hrilhmel'cs.
Blank books, letter and cap paper, states, pens,
p,nclls, envclops, &c, n full supply, now opening
AT ,une H. 7. SGNGLR X Cos.
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Summer Stuhs.

Nnn PIECES Cottonadc, Drills, Depims,
EYFV Kerseys, Jeans, and fancy stuifs for
mems and boys wear, cheaper than ever, at
IunrT. LocKwooD's.
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Illinois IlHpOris.
Eor EugInccrs and Architects.

DRAWlNG rAPER-an;iqu1-a dout'c Gle.
- plant, atlas elephant, coIlm1er, royal and
4cmiinc!nr papcr-Grani A.ge md small, ,rNr-
ing cloth, Bris,o! bolrd-. &c. Drawing pcuc.---
iack,on's, Rrookmau & L'nrdou'-, Cohen's Row.
ney's and Fa5efs-Conte, back md Co.o'l cray
ons, Newmaus water co.ors II cnsce. India ink,
genuine ami good. Drawing pens, dIyters, scales
prutuc;orr, thumb pins, Up glue, came. and badger
pencils, lnin Rubber, cra5Ors, knives Gurs, f1c
,rec. pens, palc,'rs measuring tapes, &c, &c. Fol
sals by 4. II & c. BUsLEY, i22 Lake 81.
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VSGol Hats.


4 GNElT variety Of black, drab, and other COZ
II ors; also two cases Pearl Union Hats, for sale
cheap Tor cash by June Z LOCKWOOD
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BUTYEie.
Leghnrn and Pmnnrmn Hats.

A NY quantity ofg good butter wanted for which
\ the highest price vii be paid, at
June LocEwoop's
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4 LARGE assortment Of Panama, China Pearl,
~ and Leghom hats, double and single hrims and
OF all qnanes, for sale chccper than ever before, a.
Juno 7 LoCKwoons.
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Eirc prnnf Pninr.
VIEW STOIsI,.

y TONS oitht, iu., rsc,vrl--1 very superior NJ
= tJclc- for sale low. NAtErE& llrNrNg.
June II
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SMcnr hniisn 1inlnssrs


~ BARRELS sugar house mcasscs
~ | 100 hn.tbaucls do do very su
pcIiot article, for sHle at ST. Louis pr,crs
luOg WAttsYn 4 ittrsst 80.