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Sept - Il

IAMEs l.. EDWARDS, I~tr Conanaissioner OF PEN
s,ons and simeon smith i%sy Of & osdens
e Transaction Of busne. . agents Conges.
e their anremt,sd be
Reference may be made to any members Of The
sners pos. paid addressed to Edwards Smith,
'is'sl' sss Tn sonsiy a. d''' attended '"
| sP
no OWNERS of Land. In Te.as.-A gentleman in Virgins,
who good surveyor and lawyer desires 70 remove 70 Teas
that county, with view 10 bring them INTO
he ha. family and capital dssou, ofensasns in
agriculture give satisfactory testimonials ofcapaci
ans 70 s eono sonSeos Emigration
Tnas 'na who w.sa ;. q asa @
suitable responses BY 'dde,,%F ES, G'S
| General srcn, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
! N H. HOOE a. co., wholesale Retail Dealers In
.s,ar ss,pss n' and furnishing good.
Pennsyvana between 7 And 9Th Streets Wnfon'
Ass as-a
nI4OLUTION Of Copartership.Tbe arm hereoore eri't
uns., The name Ne @ oss pys. bv, ne. win y .s 1 s y
D the late nm ae g ls attention
10 respectfully requested npn I'm e. pvrp " p 'h",
| wAsHrsoros, September "a, 1910.
M Copartner.I,ip NOTES.-THE undersigned have formed a
eopsr,nrship and firm Of Dyer Mcclure and
win continse the general auction and eofnmsson ~ @
Brother OF 10Th street and pennsylvania
avenue ,,,, ,....u.. ., IN. ,.,,s,, a. ,o
upon and pledge themselves to discharge %
fully every con6ded to them.
Ier Mcclure are prepared advances all
| .,rnpen nb nd 3 cash an sales made by them -.
!. @. MCGUIRE
wA.Hreros, sep'emh-' ~, 1880
Sept a7-du
4 General Agency at Washington, ID. C.
nv NJ FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg Pcnnsyivania,
n services the with H.xi
20 the with Great Btain and the Flor
ida
Bou.y Landw attend the purchase and sale OF bounty
po,,f OHsThe patents procuring
G.nrysI Pod oae.e-An against department,
settlement Of eontactors quarterly Of
| ditto fncil
w. sr,rap. Delta Nashville Un,on Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
sentinel Herald, and Detroit puhiis
the Of and send eir hills this oGce,
with = paper. June 2tu
TAPEsrRY VELVET. Tapestry Brussels, Plain
Brus.es thrsep and nersin carpere.we respectfully
the honsekeepcr cf Washington, Georro~n r
pds and envrons that have received accession 10
stock all the csretng which, having
mostly been purchased at auction New York. can be d
| ss unusually low pvices
We respectfully that time 70 purchase enpe
in Consequence d the Of the mes sn"nf '
Also extensive of dnFr-ts, potn ~ "
l0< ia and Is of 1914 by lsfto isfW's
| heavy Flemish table damashs 80. - :. .
dams.k iane cover with AL mo
' 's' tst crAGrTT b DoDsoN,
i pss,ers i'm ali ~ farntsnre Dry goods
/ r.nnsyivsna svenu., one door east Of s,h ~
oetis-sodsuf
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California Land 1ftles
President of the United ses,
~. and seling
hereby notice that
sen of their board san Francisco In said STATE,
ont dHy of December, 1s5l
oysn under city OF Washington this lin dsy Of
September, 1851. 49,. - ,,,
HARRY T. THORNTON,
l7-cod3m Conms~aonss.
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son, Merchant TaiJors, would respects
H. friends and the public generally tat
opened and varied OF fall and win
quality such cloths, cassmeres nr
friends and will call and
anime for themselves. s.Hat XII .la.
In returning the liberal share Of patronage they
that having
evils credit great extent hey have de
furnish articles their line low for CASH
or 10 prompt customers solicit continuance public favor
Oct 0-2awIm Intel Il TeleEmphl
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Ve,n.,. Education nj wsshsnEton.

n HE subscriber for with which he has been
neen States, and from families hold
nr The positions respectfully announces That
ourth OF his service IN tins city the
his crperepcel a. an instructor of youth-
Private Family boarding School fer the educnon OF young
the ornamental branches required
limited twenty ious pupils Of
r domestic comfort and thorough suct'op
miscellaneous, In larger schools
intercourse In the family and the school Ffenea
Instruction ofa French lady ednedsd Jor M wSee"" "
Paris. :.
Indiana Hvenuo, near CBU Han.
ts-eod1nn
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ONG Lfe Is within the reach Of alThe celebrated
German phycians Docors Brothers and Cray have finally
concluded themselves In the ofWasngon after having
travelled world knowledge having
the indians for The OF getting thorough
Houedxe atcr themselves qualified alleviate
and all complaints whsh human family subject We
promise AT who favor with call that will, with
tell them their and
soms and guarantee and speedy The DocoIs'
medicines wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
eomplaint
from what they originated, how long standins
had al orhce from
P.ou living In all the western counties Of The States Of New
fek, CanadAs having been given
die BY faculty. hearing OF avang themselves OF
skill have health Diseases successfully treated al
following dyspep~y, piles, scroula,
Fhcumasm bronchs, eruelas letter. rcaidhead dops an ner
diseases Of skn lungs stomach bowels, hver
ndntys, syne, &c.
ones ON sous street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution.
0u,s-d2w.
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FncMc rxAII StcNmshfP PCOihPHhy.-Vho only Through
3n Line for California and Oregon.
e.f~s,.s,r The public informed that,
KMXE1n raneemens Of this company inspected
SXkM1H and approved by the Navy Department.
E~ss1- ing the United States mails, will
Panama and San Francisco
unless detained accident
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which viii be always
/ nd OF he nov in the Pacific
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n University OF Maryland.
THE rss the 18th day Of Oco-
i ber. 1851, and close LIST March, 1859.
Nathan r. smith, N. n, suuey.
William " A. Aiken, NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy
Materis Med,ca, and Hygiene
Joseph Rohy, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
william Power, NJ. D., Theory and Practice of Medicine
Nj Midwifery and Diseases of Women and
Children.
George w. Mitsubcrerr, N. D. Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities for the Of pscesl
ION . a moderate srrense
clinic Professors Smith and Pow
with the privilege Of daily visits 20 It's
~,rd. v,shou, chs 10 " student for the ticket
Y,cs $40 ss5 practical anatomy, soi msic
' - WILLIAM y. A. AIKEN, Dean. .
n.t.,..c~o Ausust L. s-Vswti5Oc.
CIsOEMA X oOODs.on hand, snd constantly rsce,v
y ,ns N our importation, all kinds Of hoe stun and trim
uinss.
in IN. above viii be sold accommodating
e''e ~ '' $500 ' JOHNS n PAYNE,
Importers aud dealers in shcemskers' goods,
corner and Arch streets Phiiadephis
July 2-cod7m
DEwOvAy--DE sn1DING wYLfE have removed the
osr.,s I'd sw aevsnh street, bet~eep
and re,s oproe relIows Hail. and two doors from the
Nsiopsl IBteI'sepcer ofce.
har ao-3sswU
THE INTERNATIONAL MAeAzixE sos S:y,w"r'
Just received by nsn Innnos =. 30 o. 49,.
Oct 70 boossss", "ss' y" '"sSs
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octI-du Ticket Agent
Assistant Teacher Wanted Irasnediaseiy.
IN. C Male Academy wishes IN
employ forthwith who qualified teach
snd the lower lie must
ef sober habits sud good moral chaactsr
applications made immediately and by letter. pos paid
to he Prneipsi.
Yrble-18
OrFICIAL military Books, for sale by Taylor &
" MAURY, booksellers, pth -ve.t, Washington.
Cavalry Tac,ics, 3 voi- Price s5-vcry scses
Waype's sword Exercise Prieg ~. -
on nfantryT vols. price 81 %
in.,nrss,s "a, Mo ,ns,sa ARTILLERY price rs
Coorefs Tactics nndRs Rss.iaions f5r the Militia
Iastrcsoss Field Artillery Horse and Fso'.
Cro.ss Military Laws.
McCcmbf Courts Martial.
Manual.
Army sud Navy Registers.
And al other government books and documenu
Sept ~ .N..#.
NEW HOOT AND SHOE sTORE--The subscriber has
~ taken II erected by
Messrs Duvau Brother side of Pennsylvania
he intends
b1sisess having the
for bimsen high and whose attention. will he
particularly directed the o boots and shoe
We wosM particularly cs N. attention Of the ladies tn The beau
MarselSs'. boots shoes
we havU sreesed
Gna1sh teaser, and which will se made
order IN Mt. M.'s usual besutfni style. r..
csrs = HIw Yovs phsd.,phia Baltimore, al,
OF description, all
which W. raieuiary Of The public Generosity
Oct I-eolw :. ~. 1 80.
GAM slscks new BockRoIe and Mrue of the English in
y America; hy "sam Click" seal. -.
Ios-snss rse,d- ~ tbs Rsvcsntien-rsn, ".
-" 'ass'"'s' ''s '"'' ''s ''s ' TAYLOR MAuRy,
oc,s Bookseller near ah nrvss
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.9ttornsy and Councillor at Law,
tho courts oS this DISTINCT and IN e oni
w counties Of Maryland and Virginia.
claims description govern
in Of the fevoiuin
oiee Louisiana avenue, been ~ and bsh streets.
t2-eo6m
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J. w. MAuRY 3 CO., MAsAssns
$4,000, So, 900 $4,000.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Ea. ,n. n.n... ~ Nta..a,,.,..i,. Ao.l..s....

Class No. 67, for 1851.
To be drawn in Alexandria, va Saturday November
1851.
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THIS well known snn conduc'ea IN w. -.n.
manner II has The csntrri snn
of The house its commodous arrangement sno nv
rures 10 be- fnnd there combine render ~ eeA'e sss -
H., 80 her ~ or, AZ ur ar John T. Tucker Cor 20 long
Inc subscriber pledges
~. hsaa o. us IT, rsrsnop, satscuon "a bis
cos'omsr WIN H. rARKER
Po.ro~ Sept. IS 1851. ss n
Sent
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do super English oicoth, ls feet wide
super oicoth, twelve TO eighteen feet
Is do low-pced oicIoth, from six feet
wide
DO Cocoa matinss, basement, &c.
Also, full variety OF i'm
ported and American csrpetinr, such
Tapes velvet Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial and ingram, fine and common low
priced hemp, and both striped and plaid together
every article line for house furnishings which
Apis-n r. II. HooE & co.
ATIONAL MEDICAL COII.EGE--The lectures
institution win the ht Monday OF November
and continue until March.
Thomas Miller NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
William JoAnon NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women and Children.
Joshua Riley d. Professor Maicna Medca, Therupcudcs
and Hygiene.
May D. Principles and Practice Of
Surgery
Tyler NJ d. OF Pathology and Practice Of Med
icine.
King Stone D. Professor OF Mcoseopica and Patio
logical Anatomy.
Edward Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James r. Morgan, NJ D., Prosector and Demonstrator.
full OF lectures by all The
demonstrator 10
hniculaunr fee payable only once
70
Clinical Instruction given regularly AZ The washington innnnay
JNo. FRED. MAY, Nd,
Avg io-oswtd Dean
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virginia I~,c and Car Works, Wolfe stree
and river Potomac, Aienandra, Nrsna-smih Perkins,
locomotive engine and Nnde marine
md saion,ry chilled wheels and axies,
patent chilled wrought machinery and cn1tnss gen
crnly
undersigned having erected very extensive shops and pro-
cured the machinery too prepared TO
locomotive engines and machinery OF AL KINDS
WIN oesP' ~ X. c. SMITH,
I.ae o the AIexaDdria Irou Wogks
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master Of Machinery Baltimore and Onto Railroad
Aue20-dly
mo BADEN, Pcpnyivana avenue, near 9th
street. mas ust opened small lot Of superior double barrel
Of saIeabe skes, and nj unu-nsly low Pees =.
Likewise supply Of Dixon sons powder nasAs ., ~
and ~
Shot pouches and belts
nd double game bags, dram boHles
English, French, and American esps
Gun wadding powder horns, &c.
Oct - va
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-
w. r. Duv~li, Msrchan, Tailor,
So fLafs firm Of LnAty D.raA,)
MOULD h. friends and the public that
s.,s, ssss. - b s.nas%sn. ~ss .Scs '''''''
cihs e.ssrs' and 'e''ns Of tho most approved manuc
Msnse sn and cotton ,hirt. and drawer.
MoSssys er.y... s... .a,psnden, gloves
s'sS as Snss .,S q puss sa:'ps
re ssss location " opp,ehis former ',and- The National
Sep T--saws~n
Episcopal institute. for Young Ladies.
e.s SOriASs" Of esA and svssfs
TUE INSTITUTE nr.t OF septem
b.r win efficient Of professors and teachers in
Term. boarding pup sa,o per aanu including Eos.h
day pupl.-per Of fee mora-f,om so
h,c'se saa .a;,a r. ."s,s.' % nac driving pssss ss
ad-is-son V necessary
w.sn.sror orrr, Angus, -, isSl
IA es..rH s A CARD.
pARNELE MASTER, dentists, their Office
. Ah street, few doors east Of their former place.
ALLAN, ~ sas .asAor of "Ia.dy Alice. Tale of
a ne New World For sasS TAfLoR INJURY,
eeps =. 80. noos.e"''', 'e'' 'o 'uee'
4 PRACTICAL Treatise On sls~ Law OF vendors and
ru.ehs.ss Of L..,.. ~ .ns nss, Hon Sir Edw'a ssss.n
'oI. ,sa Sss'shed, and in' D., received ,v,
IRON LOSDON-Msn and his Migrsuons; by r. q. Latham,
Q. hssA' a.A R".arslias by Sir Henry rsrns volume
on. On rs:s,..d t.; j Sfs BY Gss. weodwsdra yo-iss
wsa sosssrr, r,.vrsr. R.msmssueer, By Colon e
Jacksoa, Secretary 10 the Royal ! vol
The ssv Sss' Of the Navy BY Captain Hsi-ed royal navy
rp<per and II, application by Rawson solume-
NnsvsA I'D Psspspos . history recent nv
Vus, IN Dspasnsnt Of Antiquities British Mnsoun.
pr.cs Tsssa.r IN The Law Privileges Proceedings and .re
by Thomas E~hise May, Of the Middle Temple
saisns i.sory orisin Progress Astronomy
ls5o. imported BY least steamer, by .. -
= -. - : ~ l...,-- -
EOR Autussn asd Winter wssr--Unsss vssssrss and
DAwsn.rhe largest bee and varied stock Of fo'c,gn
and SAness rAeh srd dwsvs jss received consisting Of
rs Scotch wool . %
= Sssa.s 90 90 90 q
hso osM sspay Of us dsa~-rs. patent
nds ns show varied In sises and of sen fhe
best r sv~ brought 70 this gentlemen
s re supply for hi and egnesssd 70 call
.Nsst ~ Al the Au,~n-un, opposite AAxip&i Theatre
Sep @-sses IA"es. feti
IL TssWssAsRsi Msf.sisc for or'os-r.
Cats, tass ve.sssee., statistics, hc from oeis'
msbu with tbs revolt +
Self psespdsA History Of the Human Hesrr part by
In. Loaaun Meeeai etuSeni; BY Punch.
The Myssasse II HeaSh A Rcmasce by Rarenc Sue.
The LonAca Lancet M 6epsember-
10. osscsss VOL, Gro price 80 cent? This day received
~" ..s...n.,. gsxaos .:., . nSgsr. 4 ."..,.
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-, .sas...ss. TAYLOR NAURy,
or, 40 Booksellers, near pth street
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HE University Virginia will
uiriou
al ie 2sh Of June The University comprises the following seooh
and ieeuresnip, yiE
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GbItoSo Embellishments.
For Music Schools 4 Societies
A.. u. 4 &. Burnley.
49,. HookSeiisrs, l22 Laks street, Chicogs
NFfE.Rto the public the following valuable
1ITfNf(' EDDRN.

~ MUSIC IOflkN.
1he Dulcimcr; or The Nclc York Coierfiopet
Sacred Music, by Prot r. WoopsuRY.
Tins work IS acknowledged to be the most com.
ilcIr collection, both as To variety and number vi
lanes, ever yet published 1t represents tro hun.
area ct TN hrs, composers in the void containing
nearly 1000 compositions, - different meters, srt
pi'crs Tor all occasions at uleest such as Iustali.
TIM, DedicaiigH, Ordination, Burial Of the Decd,
IbahENg iriag, OpgHiHs and closing of Seirics.
Christmas, SC. II contains a complete theory for
learning the organ, Tiano, SerGFhine, and Meio-
Hr9H, 10y hGutrs instructions N chanting and vary
me- The meters, a large number of sacred ballad,
ana duets ior these instruments, and in addition 10
aneNiTacriluory amount of new muse containing
every Old tune Of any worth ever used in this coup.
Try. In the Elements are to be- found many beau.
ulnl melodies aud rounds set To words and design
ed To interest singing schools and glasses. Their.
Is achorlscr.- index o first lines u all the odd me-
ter hymns ui every Hymn Book in use, with one or
more tunes affixed 10 each. The work contains
also c"inp'tt" bratonO, arranged tor small socir-
ties. the music OF Which is chiefly from Handel.
HGgdn, HHmmei, Bectaoren, EomJeJg. Feiicien,
DIrm This feature IN the work is new and adds
materially 10 its value. The demand Tor this book
Is the best testimonial ot the public favor During
the bret period offs existence, it has passed through
Nme EdtioDS, numbering 5000 copies, and the
!e.ih, OIL eco, IS now IN The pres, oct Is
ho06: comprising dnihems Chornses, Quar-
tens, Trims, DHcts, Songs rte New edition
by |. u. NoonnyRY Constituting, tits believed.
the most complete collection OF choice music ev-
eryrl published in This country.
Anthems, Sentences, aud select Pieces.
This portion Of the work Is very attractive. II in
cutrsplrces tor the festivals OF Christmas Thanks
giving, and Faster; commencement and close OF
the year; for Funerals and Fasts, Installation, De-
dlcuuun Sunday school anniversaries, Temper.
ancr ordinations Missionary meetings. Concer, OF
/ prayer, Communion, opening and closing OF Divine
service aud concerts Most-ei,he pieces are new |:
and while ii, ir simple melody and ease OF perform.
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Kohn and Mandlcbaun,'s Column,
A JURY OF LADIES

\ number Of aair, both msrucd aud ,in,Ir.
In social Tea Party lapprn.d to- uun.i.:
And NouR not be surprised " hen you tiud a. ,opi.s
That much oi their chat was d,yutrd 10 dress.
,n'h indeed Was the case and ~ vii NOW proccc,
10 tell you how all ON The subject a,rcrd
u J rec"llect rightly, Mis- Josephine Drury
W a. The hrst IN addressing the lcmruirr my.
Tray, give me- said she the opinion 81 ,rua All
concerning the nierits OF Naud .rlaum's CI.tliiu,
consider myself, sind lhr scrsih, Miss, HAL
hat there is no more honorable MaphouSc thar
THIS" -,
That is right" said Mis- QUIZ, your oprnu ,,,l
Oar husbands aud lovers bear out a yuu saw.
My worthy gentleman, indeed WouId not wear
Any other garment bat " hat be- buys there,
A superior warehouse it certainly Is;
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SELLING OFF To CLOSE ~,
AT
Sherman'S Chicago Branch.
TllE subscriber Is authorized to offer during the

HNllE subscriber Is authorized to offer during the
/ Fall and Winter,
The ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
IN the above store at greatly reduced prices, with
view Of closing up III, business entirely, hy the
lst oi April next All, therefore, who want Good,
Tor present OF future use viii iiud To their interest
To- call
We will take IN exchange for Goods, Butter,
Lmd, Legs, Potatoes, OElOHS, Paper HasS,
Feathers, &c, sc.
received large AMI well assorted invoice of Fall
and Winter Goods, embracing French and English
Mcrnos, lyon"sr aud Cohurg Cloths, Cashmrrrs
Alpaccas, aud DE LANES Mcrno, Cashmere. Bro.
cha, lay state and Slh Shawls. Hosiery. Gloves.
Nc. Also great variety OF Cdiicos, GiHghdmS
HcacAcd and BT0Ua McriiHss aud NlTtlHgs
Ribb0Hs, EGgiHgs and iHSeriiHgS ChuHgeabic,
Striped and Piaid SakS, black do all widths,
Mantas Of black silk and s,lk velvet, TRIMMINGS,
&c, Ne, Noyl 10 GEo. WIrrLE, lgcHt.
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NEW GOODS


GyooDo49s
TllE subscriber invites the attention Of his friends
aud tue public generally, to his large as-uTt-
ment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry Boots and Shoes, &c, bought al greatly re-
ducrd prices, and tor sale Cheapcr than Escr, for
cash or produce, consisting IN part OF
10 bales heavy brown shcctlngs,
medium
10 batls
80 dozen black and white waAdinc
~ pieces Canton flannel, bicachcd and mhcc'd
IS red white, and yellow Canton flannel
10 " plain and plaid lInsey
10 " indigo blue check
- superior red tick
20 " stripe shifting
100 " beachcd shifting
10 crash
80 " coored camLrc
- " American, Scotch, English and French
Lughams
so American and French nous dc lninc
loo 4" fancy prints
- blue and orange prints
50 " long shawls OF all qualities
2Ddu2eu cOmiorters
2ipcces Ky, Jeans. OF all colors and prices
10 " satiuct
- cloth
300 lbs. white and cold carpet warp
400 e cotton yarn
30 doz lambs wool shirts
100 hose aud hall hose,
Woollcn aud huckskin miltens, kid gloves, aces
C1mhucs, uCoUrfs, NiriSS and book inu~lln-, linen
hnuikcrch.cts. linen lawns linen and cotton hose,
Irish linens knitting, skein aud spool cotton, pms,
needles and buttons. together wha great variety
at other goods usually kept in a dry goods store
too numerous Ia mention. lLSD--
2OHhis \ q. sugar
p hh's. plantation muasses
10 sugar house
5OhoNcs soap
...t.., I.
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Aud, You know | amconsGcrcd a bit ola qui.
Ms jndgmenl srohe neat, aud eAprcsscd her dc
go. Right right
Fiat thr others lad spoken So much in the
She considered The pants the coats, and the vests
were scch as O" stand IL" most gulical tests,
N"d 81 'u"uuccd many praises equally due,
ti Ia Quitting warehouse and do. proprciors too
Hrsl Tint y.who followed would have rhcm to know
hat th" puccs at Vaud,ebauu,' sarcataI times low,
Nhrh assertion was backed By lrs CaudIr and
~, -Hi7a Kenny, ANY.
W. u" declared tlnt the prices were cheaper ihan
Thu thc ladies ,.,,ir,.,.,l th,;r ,,,i,n ,I,r,nn
'ln support oithr establishment OF l1ndlrlaum and
NOM. trade l.,
Nay crowds try the dress wait to prove what rs
Aud b.Iro ut the views ul a jury oil Ladies'.
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INSURANCE
~ the
PHOTECTl0N lNSuElNCE co.,
OF Hartford. Conn.

INCORPORATED l-.j.
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums 4 Western Fund
$1,000, 900.
The merchants and housrho.l,r- If Ottawa and
La lie County, are respectfully referred to tine
superior advantages offered tot Fire and Marine
Insurance by G.. BUR Eco, the duly authorized
Agent oi tins Company
by III" establishment, 20 years since, Of Cen
tnl pihcc AT Cincinnati, Tor the prompt srlIlcmc mt
Of Western aud South Western losses a care tai
selection oi risks, the most uurcmittiup attention
to Il eIr dispersion, and prudence and eCOHDHIg IN
all It's transactions the officers OF this company
have had the satisfaction Of seeing ITS usefulness and
prosperity constantly upon the increase during a
long period Of years. .NGng either Companies
hare, an The meantime, fgiisd 10 discharge their
Just liabilities, hGriHg been WeGkcHed and finally
rendered bdHLIup, Jy Il reckless course Ct buSI-
ness.
Insurance Companies OF this stamp and charac
ter are continually springing up IN various parts Of
the country. 1t Is not our purpose by accepting
premiums ma ieqHate 10 c0rcr tie Grcrdge daHua
lgSs) To compete with such irresponsible offices
rablr sum from the operations OF one or Two seasons
divide the proceps, aud pay their losses, or not a,
eXpediency may dictate. ON the contrary, the
ProfeciDR Insurance CcmpdHg, OF Hartford, viii
maintain It's business upon permanent and reSp0n-
Sihie basis and thereby secure continuance Oi the
patronage which has hitherto been 50 literally cx-
tended. W. y. ROBBINS. Gent Agt
PrOtccfIOH Insurance CO.
The Undersigned, local agent, Is supplied with
blank policies and renewal receipts, which will hr
issued, covering approved risks upon reasonable
terms G.. BURR, Agent
Nov. Z. For OfIrd and LH NdNe CO,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-15

........ .oRGANIZED, APRIL ith, 1899.
the cnlire safety ol the institution must be apparent
To every one who read- the charter.
lie cost ol lnsuring an THIS company is so Low
ms 10 render II almost Incxcusablc Tor the owner~
OF lnsuabc property not 10 avail themselves ol Ils
protection.
Board of Directors:
limo. Turner, John la,!hachc, Elias iIhhard,
len Long, LYMAN ] rumhuil Ben h Hart,
John James, Nath'l Hanson. n q Edwards
Henry Lea, l.. kcllcuhcrgcr, VI e. Atwoud,
l,obI smith, Alfred Dow, John Atwood,
BENZ. +. Long, President
Lewis kErLrNrERGER, Treasurer
NlosEs &. ATWOOD Secretary.
D3-AppIcalion lor Insurance IN the above named
company may be made NJ Ottawa, 10
oct % Gm WIN. VI. TRUE, agent