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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-16

1t will be observed that the Chief Engineer of the
Richmond and Danvlle Railroad adverses for propo.
sails for laying the rack from the Junction to the end
ofthe 54!h section.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-16

Ma. WEBSTER FOR THE PRssipEycY-The Roston
papers say that measures about 10 b. immed ate
y taken Tor the assembling Of convention al Funeuil
Hail. ior the nomination oil Mr.. Webster.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-16

At the last term ofthe Henry Circuit Court, Ken
lucky, Jury rendered verdict of $4,000 against
MaSlrom Roberts, for slanderug young lady of Shell
Inv non
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-16

Hon. Thomas Haekett member Of The last Con.
2ress, from Georgia. died few days since at Mar
Iiella.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-16

The rates OF uncnrrent money back to the old
figures. Thompsons Bank Note Reporter quotes as
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-16

'E'@IEII Tor
stocks by the Country Banks is nearly over.-N y.
Tribune. "
The Cotton crop Is coming forward freely and will
probably reach 2,500,oO0 bales The receipts at the
shipping ports are about third larger than al this
period OF last year. but The exports since LIST Saptcm-
her ale much ess-some $4,000 bales. The figures
are as annexed:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-16

There are some reasons for believing that the Sec
re'afy has recently been investing something over
hall million Of dollars of the proceeds of the Pnblic
Lands in the Federal Skies Of 1867 according to The
act oil Congress giving authority so to do An ex-
change has been recently made of about half a mil.
hon OF Skies belonging to the State Of Alabama SIN
king Fund for the stock of that tate and the party re-
ceivng the Government Skies have been paid from the
treasury SIM lar amount; from all of which we aro
has been redeemed
We hear OF no further mercantile Ea lures and it is
hoped, under The increasing ease in the money market
that our merchants will be enable TO get through the
remainder OF the year without suspensions 4 land
company failed to meet the interest on its Bonds due
on Thursday last but created pan c as the entire
amount OF dedication was less than 81 600
Silver change continues TO he in large demand and
sells at ) 4 per cent.--N Y Tribune
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-16
From the n. O. Picayune.
LATER FROM TEXAS.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MEXICO
ny inc arrival last evening of the steamship Next
co, Capt Place, we hive received Galveston naners tn
the Sd mst with corresponding late dates from other
parts of Texas. II YIN o''''
The Antonio Western Texan of the 26th ultimo
announces the arrival of General P F. Smith at that
place ~ " '
Sd inst: 'iosi"p" VI 'ue
STOLEN SLAVES RECOVERED advertisement
Mas published IN the Telegraph few weeks since by
Nlr. BEL, announcing that two negro boys had been
stolen from the plantation OF Gen. Gordon of Whar-
ION. ms advertisement followed close upon the heels
oi tne lnieyes and after they had sold the boys to
pailer IN Robertson county, the purchaser shown
t n advertisement. In the meantime, however the
lnIeVes had decamped with the purchase money
amounting to 5000 The gentleman who had pur.
c'iasou tie hoys, tndIng that he had been cheated
sent WORD 10 Mr. Bell and also persons in pu-
S Sul1 Vi ihe ulleves. They were followed down the
G 10 and traced to the vicinity of Columbus
| ne Hieyes mere C nceaed themselves for short
ue aa Nien stole number OF horses and started to-
wards Gaudalupe. Their pursners were in the neigh
oofnood, and The next morning were again on their
esn ad III rbs sod, time they were overtaken and
owner to recover his negroes and the thieves who
stole them.
The Galveston News notices the arrival at that
pace OF Maer ". ii. Emory. of the u S Topopra.
Commissioners " '' '''' D''"o"'
The Nueces Valley ofthe 22d uIt published at Cor
pus Christi, says that the Cuban Volunteers whose
rendezvous was Mustang Island, have been dis
banded, and about half of them have left for
nome, or elsewhere. The remaining half have formed
new company, elected their officers are furnished
with horses &c, and wee 10 march 10 lew DAYS fer
the Northern States OF Mexico
The San Antonio Western Texan of the 25th uIt
says
On Tuesday morning, about o'clock, VIM Davis
was shot by person unknown while pas ing long
the street few rods oil the Aamo tradinu-house
The ball entered his breast at his right side
and lodged in his arm. The wound is not considered
dangerous.
The Galveston News, of the Sd inst. has the fol-
lowing in relation to the crops:
Our cotton crop appears likely turn out much bet
Ter than was anticipated lew weeks ago. There was
then prospect that the dry summer which had been
so injurious would be followed by a wet fall But the
weather, alter some fine rains, has since continued dry
and thus Tar no season was more favorable for
picking, or tor the maturing OF the boil. On most of
the plantations on the Biazos ard Caney from which
we nave heard the cotton crop reported to be much
better than 1t was last year. and som making
quite an average crop. II the present fine weather
continues little longer, shall confidently expect
the total crop OF the Slate to be much larger than it was
last year.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-16

The following circular was extensively disseminated
throughout Georgia on the eve of the late election in
hat State by the friends of the unsuccessful candidate
for Governor "'~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
. Farms and Lands fer Sale.

OFFER for sale several fine farms Of various
L sizes, in various stages OF improvement, ada
cen, to each other, and TO the farm on which re.
side
Aiso--6oO acres Of land, contiguous to the same,
IN lots 10 suit purchasers; also, the fine farm ON
which now reside commanding noble ate.rert
oihc surrounding country, aud possessing every az
srahle requisite as enduring stock water, fertility
Of soil, dwenesi barn. ice. house, catte.sheds, &c
This farm embraces $50 ncres under fence, and 50
acres Of timber
This property lies 9 Mules from Ottawa II milcs
rom Peru, and imIles from the Illinois River In
direct line BRoysoy Murray.
Farm Ridge, may 10.
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Sugar house NoIasscs.

I = I bNNKEL~ 8n00rhOuge mOIasscS
- lVohnlibaTels do do very su.
'cuoi article, tot sale at St Louis prices
jane H. WAIVER q UlCKrryE
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TO MILLWRIGsITS.
Illinois Reports.

TINE LORGNETTE, Or studies Of the Toron
L byan opera gosr, LIST and I'd eries, for sale al
aprll23 BJRLETS
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School Land for Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given tina, will offer n,
~ public stle at the door Of the Cour, nou.e In
Ottawa, IN La Sale county, on
Saturday. July 5h, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock IN and oolocl,
p M the sh Of sec Is, town IS ranges east Of thud
principal meridian. Tcrms-cash, with The nriyi
lcgr otcach purchaser to loan the amount ofhs bid
us provided by law.
The above land has Frvctal pools Of living water
upon ltOnd wall be found very superior Tor farming
purposes l.. u DrLANo,
School Cpmmissoncro Of la Sale County
ERENCll worked collars, recriyedihis week, a,
l. June StrmaHJ Chirego Branch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
Spring Goods !

T; SANGER & Co are now receiving rom
-. New York their spring stock, selected with
the greatest care. Our old aud pew customers are
INVITED 10 Gull and examine our stock before making
Purchases elsewhere may3 |, 7. SANGER & Co.
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= yIsS crs' Store
THOMPSON a ClsEypR

THOMPSON a CksNER
\ kS now receiving and have on hand a. n,
~ late stand Of II Thomson 4 Co, a complete
assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
G-dier!ss Hsr924rt, CrocsGR Eco, erS .Sses,.
DC, e; Dc
winch the public wanting 10 purchase goods Che ~
are invited 10 call and rEnmint
we have IN connection with our store
Harness Shop,
and always keep on hand good assortment of
nar1css, and every thug in that line, of our own
manufacture, which we pledg ourselves to selllow.
er than ever was before offered in this market We
want you to come and see for yourselves, and trade
WIN us u you can he suited lfnot, you can do the
oiner ,hng-go somewhere else tor
e IN is no trouble 10 ho,o Goods r.
we want Wheat, Corr, Oats, Barley. and all
Kinds OF seeds, Beoswnx, Talow, Hides and Wool.
and every thing The Farmers have.
~ EXCHANGE FOR GOODS OR CASH
Do not iorget,he Farmers Store, two duors north
Of the post office. THOMPSON & FISHER
Ottawa, may22 Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
To Western Merchants,
HATS, CAPS. AND FUR GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.

rI'HE subscriber IN addition to a very large stock
L Of his own manufacture, Is now receiving from
the largest and best manufacturing establishments al
the east, complete assortment OF Hats, Caps and
Fur Goods designed expressly for the wholesale
trade, which will he sold on liberal terms aud nj New
York prices, adding transportation Ills goods have
been manufactured with great care and the styles a.
dapted TO the western trade HIS stock will always
he complete, aiiordng merchants aud hn,lers an OPP
portuuity ofkeepng a good assortment without buy
eng an livestock Of goods that change IN style very
oten. j \. SMITH, 40 Lake Street.
Chicago August 81
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MOOdCll Ware

NO. } and 9muckereI, cod fish tongues sounds
~ and white fish, Just received by
mRrrhS GRIuLEY & PETsTov
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Books and Stationery .
Gridlcy a. Preston

Il EEF constantly on hand the well known Pf0-
N riannd Springfield PiOus They have now
on hand two Breaking Flows, manufactured at Pc.
ora. march GRlDLEy Il PRESTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
The Farmers Wants Met
The wheat crop saycd by the use OF :
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

ANING tust retnr,isB c,o,, tho co,,,,ry
H-H wber. have sr,n A unr,,I,er og tho f,,msy,s,
u whoused this ,Ir,jl Ia, s,,r,n, and al ~
many other, have heal G" .,,,r p All , a,u
INC themselves sot,si;eJ ,,iI ~, ,,rcbas, apJ ia
not believe INV t,rncr ,,o1 ,,t. ,l,rse ,n, ~
cost for his dr,II urov,ina bc ronld mi, ol,a,, Az
other The sny'ng ofIn5,r and srcd olonc 10 en-.
ticIen, induc.rcnt tor ,,., ,,,,,r 10 re-, ali
but there are Other Of s,
portnnce, as has been f,I,y as,,er,a,sd ,ha a,
Ieas, one third more tvhe,i rsn hc ,,,seJ wl., y
is seed I'd with 4 GOOD drE
The work o. tn, dtiil Ia no, confined n the Sod.
ing OF wheat but iii seed all kinds Of grain and
serdS. Mr. De lIolt, OF Wisconsin, who purchas-
ed dr! last spring sad he would plan, or sow
All! stJu " NO FIRM except poat Viin we
uLa, tn"'., lanYt inquired o. lns y co!h S2u'i be
saw hree Helix las, An,ns, ba, ,yos m In
the drill at Rockford .Gy Tr II " Barross. lanes
TVorks and J Johnson, They said they would yet
atleost one third more corn than VIII en- planted in
n. nsaa! way II will be remembered that this Is
,i, EtruN y "A -, I'm ED SEED Dtil.L,
,oI ., .. ocnso' oy a 'anc Stich IS aa
country and nerIns in he - Sy gov Fo r II G'
durabiiitv md nen,nc.s Wv" "f ort,or.bi, u s,a
unrvaIlcd There are other drills that are sold for
less money burit is not always the thing sold a, the
owest price that Is The cheapest; and it is so with
dniIs. Any good farmer TO gets one osmy drlis.
a J w yc,,S ussseu Mh s oqteh = ~ No,
y, yiya hin, H. SA ,a.S, ~ s"ou Ilesf anu
Of gram raised by usng the dpi tor ,,.,,ss any
farmer wishing a drill in the spring. will be dissp,
pointed in getting il unless he sends in his ordey
soon, as am making for none but those that order
srnd along The orders; spring will soon be here.
Tlr i've ,i,e aStyes Of lew FARMERS VINO have As
''''' '''N TIT Wi " ''e"''
y,.sys Ki,r & Ia,I,o, 9, Ch,lo,
J,mrs Rrnwn C,anavn p 81 N''a''''
joseph Churchill Botay,,
james Schoouhaven, Elyir
T. II Seward. Murinro,
H. " Barrass, Rockford
James Works.
Horace Miller,
c. c. Miller.
.Josonb WiIs,, Prerl, C,r,ro
piroI,,a,,I, q tI;i IJ''',''o A..
TS, "I'' 'l"I " M' 'arroL
'''"ol"aktr, fehhSN wanna Settlement
!onn Gage Arlington, Lake CO,
William Reddick, Ottawa.
Ralph Ware, Granville. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
Nails.
Fish Fish.

I l0 KEGS best quality Boston Nails, assorted
lub sizes. Also 30 kegs fence nails, for sale by
march GRIDLEy X PREsroY.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
H'HERE CAV / BUY CLOTHING AT
New York Prices I?


NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
In BasSnet,s brick building opposite the Mansion
House, one door east OF the ChIcogo Cheap Store
WE have now on hand a very large stock Of
w Spring and Summer Clothing, which We will
sell at New York prices, wholesale OF retail and as
grea, deal Is said about
COMPETITIONS
we have the pleasure OF informing the public that
Uuriacites are such enable MS to sell all kinds of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF the latest style, and OF superior quality shade
cheaper than other clothicrs sci an inferior quality
we, therefore invite the citizens not only of tins
town and vicinity, but all who come here to trade
TO call and examine our stock and LOD Prices be-
tore purchasing elsewhere for we are confident
that we can satisfy all that what we say is true
We have determined toscll cheaper than the chea.
pest-and not TO humhugl Come and be your own
Iudges.-LoOk before pOu leap
Among our stock you will find mems and boys
clothing, ,gentlemens furnishing goods, hats and
caps trunks; vallses, &c, oil Of which We will sell
remarkably low
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

81 hali chests Young Tyson, Imperial, Souchong,
Wv and Gunpowdcr
Eochesis hyson Skin 'eas-all fresh importaions,
aud will be sed low some Of Thai 10 con, TO-, s,Ii
ON hand. lnprlS) Walker x Iyjrkljyp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

N BONES Shy 10 glass, lOhbls nsecd oil,
Nv 10 lOhyl IL " lard oil,
lookcgs white lead, lOcans green paint,
Just rccevedby lmr29' GRmLEY & PREsroN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

I UST received, 20 hhds prime n q sugar.
81 50 bbls y Omuasses, 90 ibis sugar house mo.
lasses and Syrup, ~ bags Rio Coffee,
10 bnrs Java Coffee, 10 hhls dried peaches,
S hhls crushed sugar, 20 do do apples,
> do oat do - bxs No palm soap
~ bNs hllow candles, saleratus, starch, ginger all
spice, pepper cassia, nututcs insns, SC Tor snle
al low prices hv mr2p GRinrpy 4 pprsroS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
Wool! Wool!

I G, NATTlNGER is prepared to buy Wool
y again this season, and 10 poy the cash nj The
highes, price, Those having wool will please give
him call early. NAV ii
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900 CLOTH, fock and dress coats, for sale
oOO cheaper than the cheapest, at
naich " Robn X Embellishments
lSO ALPACA Goats, astonishngly low at
1JO march 90 Holm & Mqndlebluu's
S00 CHOICE patterns OF vests, Tor sale By
1OO march go Kohn & NapdiebatIm
1n0n PAIR Cashmere, Sattinett, Corduoy
lOOO pants, fined or un.ined for sal low by
hafch ~ kOHN &, MAyrLEBAuM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

az DO2 wooden pals, 5 do2 wash-tubs, tue,
~ surcs, &c Tor sale hy GRloLyy & PRrsToy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
Silks.

Black Italian Gro de Swiss Gro de Rhine Silks
Rich Brocade, and Chameleon Silks,
Turks Satin, Bonnet silks and satins
l.. + SANGFe & Co
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1851 NEW FIRM. 1851

4 i the old stand, and successors to the late
~ firms of Cushman 81 thompson Cushman
L n &, GrIdiey, and Vim. II. W Cushmnn, will
he found this new firm, GRlDLEY g. PRESTON,
ready TO wait upon all who may call We have
purchased the entire interest OF VIM. II w Cush-
man, and lIconrlnue the business heretofore con-
uoiled by these late firms, and offer to the liberal
patrons who have been served at this old stand, all
kinds of staple and fancy dry goods, boots, shoes,
and ready made clothing Also, full assortment
OF groceries, crockery, and hardware; together
with nlI Kinds oistoves, &c manufactured by Cuah-
man & Co
We pledge ourselves 10 keep good articles and to
sell as low as the same quality can be purchased in
tins county. Mars GRlnLEY & PREsroy
Ny oldtrcndsand customers will, presume see
the propnety, .atter reading the above notice OF nv
requesting them 10 call and help me to arrange and
settle my old business, which | have had Ito my
pleasure and protit,j with them, aud will do so |
hope without other notice
My books will at all times he found at my old
stand and when not present myself, Messrs Grid
ley & Preston will settle with those who NAV call
march VIM II w. CusHMAN
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GRECIAN ,i.-.r.,
Fancheronian Drops!
| y d

a SURE AND SAFE REMEDY FOR,
And piI positively cure the Seek Headaehe,
Chtis and Fever, Jaundi,s, Dyspepsia, Chronis
fantun,, ind restore a healthy action to the Liver,
without particle ofCalomrh Mercury, or Quinine
entering into their compound
They do no, pRpott 10 bee remedy fer oil man
ner Of diseases that fest Is e to, but experience
cure. They will also correct all arrangements a.
the slsanch. and relieve from those aches and pains
throughout the system commonly called RhsS.st-
&c. 1t is an excellent remedy for the Ora ~ 10
and as NERMlFUGE, OF WORM mediaxf II
there is none better. MI
Prepared only bv DIR. J. s. FANCHEHr1y
40 Fulton street, Nsw.y<C~U
A few doors from ~ ttAts J
For sale wholesale and retail, ny WAkNAvAS
HlCkLlNG, Ottawa, III. >reS,
DRESTONS extracts Of Vanilla t6d \,
J. sale by npre9 Walker u HisNn
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Boots and shoes

Boots and shoes.
90 CASES Campbelrs double soed thick boots,
w warranted
l)caseS common thick boots
- cases kip, different qualities.
= cases boys and youths boots
Andevery description OF mems and boys shoes :
better assortment than ever before offered in this
market. Also,
beautiful assortment ofIadics slippers, buskins,
bootccs, &c, can be found at
marchs GRlDLEY & PREsroys
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Passage from and Money
RENiIT'ED TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
HEAGLr IINFu

NEIT YORK d LITERPOOL PACKETS
DEESONS wishing to send for their friends IN
Great Britain or Ireland, canat time make
the necessary arrangements with the Subscribers
who have IN connection with one of the first houses
IN Great Britain, aycry complete and extensive ar
rangcmcnt tor the accommodation Of persons emf
grating to America. For the prompt execution Of
their engagements the subscribers have the adyan-
iage OF having the sole agency for passengers OF the
splendid ships, composing the
"EIGLE LINE" or NEW YORK AND
LiFERPOOL PACKETS.
sailing twice month from each port throughout the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05
Blank Books.

LIVERY variety Of BLANK BOOKS, tor mer-
II chants, iorwardcrs shippers, farmers mcchan-
les, tor sale cheap, by 4. II & { Burnley,
apnl23 100 Lake Street Chicdg0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

Window Glass, Sash, DC.
ppI BOXES assorted sizes, 7Sg 10 iix90; also
Dzt window SASH sash springs, shutters, fast.
eninrs &c for sale by IFalE,r A. V,,kl,np
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We Have just Received

1SO INDIA Rubber, and Oil Cloth Goats for
OO sale by omar % Konv s. MANnLEnArM.
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I EGHORN, straw, China pearl. French lace
- glmp and chip bonnets Mems Bows and in.
iants ltghorn, pearl, straw, and palm leaf hats
Eur and wool hats of all styles and prices now o.
penngat the corner BRICK store
June 7 LIP S.ycrs SCo
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Domestic Goods !
Books! Books!

MCEItFEN'S series OF school books
NJ MitchelTs and Oneys geography and atlas
Rays Adams and Colburn's nrithmetics
Blank books, letter and cap paper, states, pens,
pencils, enyclops, &c, a full supply, now opening
ny June l.. z. SANGER & Cos
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Fish! Fish!
~ QUiNTALS Cod Fish.
III II bhls mackcre.
0ii do No ! do
Us do White Fish,
PSI do do do
5 do Giled Herrings,
30 boxes Scaled do
For sale low hv aprl9 MALKEn & HtnE1tyn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-05

Emmy LIND Hats Jenny Lind Pants, Jenny
- Land Goats, and Jenny Lind Vests, for sale at
march " koHN 4 MANDLEBAuN
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DIAM, black ndcolored silks, fgurednnd wa.
1 tered silks, poplns, bareges, muslns, de laines
barge de hines lawns, plain and figured Swiss and
.Jaconet muslins, French, Scotch, English and A.
mcflcan gmehams, OF every variety of style and
pattens--aI extremely low prces.
may 3 , +. S,varP g. 20
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Spring Benacts, Ribbons, &ey
At THE
New York EEo,.sn

SUTTON & Fyte have jus, received some OF their
v NEW SPRING GOODS, among which VAL
he found large aud beautiful sssortmen, Of
BONN ETS,
which they will sell Low-Newes, styles and sheres,
viz Jenny Lind, Florence Braid, China Pearl, BE.
It's the ltgest stock OF bonneisin Ottawa Call
at the millinery establishment, above the store.
We have also received now prints--Pam and ms.
sorted Silk Lustres beautiful article for ladies'
dresses. Bareges, lawns &c
apnl 10 NEW YORK HOUSE.
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BILLS AT SIGHT

ior sale IN sums to SUIT, which will be cashed BY any
OF the Ban u.s. and IN the prncipa towns throughout
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales Barnett
H,onrs, \ Co, Ban 'rs, London, and James Me.
Henry, Merchant, Liverpool
Apply 10 NJ address post pad,
WALErR& lllogLNG, Ottawa. III ,
or 20 Jeh1 McMIchacI, 80 old slip corner of south
81, N. 1. June H.
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Paints, Oils, sc.
GROCERIES,!

w llrE lead, linsccd and Lard oils, Whiting,
w glass, sash, door trimmings. &c, at
march GGlnLEY & PREsToVS.
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stoves !.

a BIZ kinds Of cooking stoves, par,or stoves, plan
IL and fancy, manufactured by Cushman g. Co
and for sale at foundry prices, by
march ; GRiprEv s. pRrsTov.
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PEGALlAS, and Masonic Regaas for sar
IL cheap, II nppliedso at
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20 hhds sugar fair 10 choice ls2 ibis molasaes,
ocasks rce, so sacks coffee
'os%'Es pepper II do allspice,
e, also cossa, nntmcgs, cloves, ginger, Eng
sh mustard, aud other articles IN the grocery line
Tor sale AZ very low prices, wholesale and retail
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boots aud Shoes
nm pnlrsmcn's sioga boots
WV 200 prs " kip
500 Pars boys d"
fUo0 womcns Cnil bootccS and shoes
ALSO, mems and boys Lrogans mise. boo,res
ana ShocS,-aII 81 our own manufacture the work
sdTdHied Also, ladies', misses and chiIdrrn's
me KID morocco and leather huskins boot ps Sins
eXccSIors aud patent leather shoes IN great variety
Tor sale 10y april 10 Walker & HickHpg.
Paints. Oils. &c.
C00 KEGS pure aud No white lead IN oil
~oo 500 kegs dry white lead
NN - " red lead,
ALSO, chrome green and yellow. English We.
hru9n red, French red, yellow ochrc, Pan, green
Smalts, pant brushes, gold leaf bronacs and var
nishes tor sale by npl9 IraHsr & UirElpg