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Spring Goods !

I +. SANGER 4 Go. are now receiving from
10 New YORK their spring stock, selected with
the greatest care. Our old and new customers are
invited 10 call and examine our stock before making
purchases elsewhere. mays l.. P.SANeER & Co.
\ LARGE assortment of honne's, ribbons, n rti.
1 HEAL flowers bonnet silks, salins and crapct
ct latest slyieSust received and Tor sale cheaper
than the Cheapest. mays L. J.. SANGER s. Co.
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A,baidstrator', Sale of Zeal k.tate.

administrators Sale Of Heai kHote.
DY virtue Of n decree ot the county court OF La
- Saiic county, Illinois held at Ouawa, at the
May term thereof, \ d 1851, will offer NJ public
sale at the door Of the court house, in Ottawa, IN
the county aforesaid, on The trst Monday m July,
1851, between the hours often o'clock m and five
o'clock p m olsald day, the olowngreal estate, SIT.
uated in the town oi Day ton IN the county and state
Aforesaid, belonging TO the estate oil Hugh Allen de-
ccnSed, to wit Lots slN 60 and seven a in block
No. thirteen ID, and lois No. one ID aud two % in
block No. seven a. Terms made known on day
Of sale May H. DANIEL BLAkE, Admir-
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Markets.

Ottawa, May II.
Business has still beers dull for the last week,
tho weather having been so favorable for farmer,
for putting in their spring crops. Produce is s,ill
taken at good figures for the seller but is not ~
eagerly sought for as previously, Tic foreign
news being so unhvorablo for brcldstufs.
Wequotc salcs Of corn in the streets at 2sa29c
for shsllcd and 27o2sc for ear 3Oc was offered
ycsterdar for 10, in warehouse but refused, the
holder asking lie for 5Olbs free on board.
Wheat dull at last quotations and not much CO.
ming in.
Oats 2la25c. In other articles no change worth
noting.
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New England Branch Store.
Rogers, Mills & Co.
~ now RECEIVING al the stand formerly occupied
hy Y. BUR. o ErmsIal assortment Of

4 M now RECEIVING AT the stand formerly occupied
"A 10y u, Burr, n general assortment Of
NPhfNG y SUMMER GOODS,
!" "iheh lhty respectfully invite the attention OF the
ciiHcHS OF Ottawa and H. vicinity
On stock consists ola good assortment Of Fancy
~ Dress Goods, Msntlllns, Shawls, Bonnets, r h.
h"n-, Gloves, Hosiery, Boots g. Shoes Gent le-
mems l"ghorn 4 Straw Hats, Groceries Hardware
CTock@ry, Paper llansrugs, &c all of which have
been assorted with much care aud bought at tie
very lowest aNi'prrcs, which VIII cnable US 10 sell
as 10" as any one m lie western market
'ee oi me partners residing east, and ncHr New
urk wIll enable u 10 rrecyc.n..,v GOOD, fc,msut
N,and oi the latest and mos, desirable styles, aud
We Halter ourselves Tint We shall be able 10 please
all that may iayorus wilma call
li'duccGi3'l kind takenatmarLct prices.
Ounwa, MAY g.
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IGAiKIr BIEu SrNE.-We learn by telegraph,
,hat the Prairie Bird, on her downward tip wa.
run IN to by the Gov. Briggs aud sunk IN fifteen
feet water, this morning, May 81 ten miles be
low Peru. Passengers all saved. They were
taken Off by the Ocean Wave She was not
insured
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ERai, III John @. Sirinl.r. dcccnseA

I.NNT y UUVW Y NIFIW'', W''fUVN
DURSUhNrto an order oi the county court Of
/ La Sale county, notice is hereby given, TINT NIL
persons having claims against The estate Of John
g.. Strldcr, late o, la Sale county, decd, are re-
CURED TO produce the same in writing, and file
them in said court ON the lst Monday in July
nc1t, when and where SAID claimants are requested
TO attend Tor the purpose OF having their claims adj.
lusted in pursuance Of law.
AMANDA SrRIDrE, ADMIR-
may O-il.6w lOsErH BRUMBAcR. Admir-
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Harness Shop,
SEssAEI,D

I.ROM the subscriber, on the 10Th Of May two
D mnres-one white, years old thu other .uc.
years old, small, white star IN her forehead, the
rtock Of the right hind foot white, and Is dim IN
the right eye. They were seen at Troy Grove the
day they lett Any person bringing them hack, or
giving information where they may be- found will
be suitably rewarded lmaY u wv. GALrIN-
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Select School for Young Ladies,

Commencing May 10, 1891, OHara, Hhpoi,
NJ RS. GoRroY, Principal. aud successor OF Miss
vi Cody. In tins Institution young ladies will
be carefully instructed nalIhe branches v hrh com
prise thorough English course together with POI
luc, ornamental, aud ca.slca education.
Terms Of I,niioH, per qnaTicr, II mcckS) pay
dbtc UhcH hc qHirtrr has haif crDircd
Onhopraphy, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Mod
crn History, and Geography, $500
Ancient History and Geography, English Gram
mar Rhc'orc aud Composition 400
Notualand MORA Philosophy, Physiology, Analo-
my Astronomy, Chemistry and Botany. 800
EXTRA.
Frrnch,S Spanish, Latin and Greek, $50
U,a"lng and iainiuc, $40
Fancy Matchmaking Shell Flowers, Embroidery
=. Nciuug, Sl.jo
NclzOuulo Painting S2Ul
Poon"r and Marble Painting $500
~ Unqucstionabe references given on ap,bca.
tiUu. Nav 3
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an order oIhe county court of
L la Sale county, the undersigned, adnnistra.
at public auction, 10 lhc highest bidder a; the door
OF the court house, IN Ottawa, on Monday, the 3Olh
day Of June, 1851, at twelve O'Clock m ofthat day
the following described rca. estate, situated in the
sIaioS addition 10 the town Of Ottawa, VIZ lots No.
., 10 and II IN block No. ST.
April 10, 1851 7. r Brrsr, Admir-
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strayed Away

L'ROM thesub~crlbcr residing IN the Norwegian
L settlement, between Ottawa aud Newark east
oi Fox River on "Wednesday night, MAY IN, a
GAY COLT, tour years old thus sptnr, has sore
on the lett check, had piece OF rope around the
neck. sud colt has never been M harness, aud Is
not broke. lie was purchased IN lace county Iowa
about two weeks apo and 1t Is thought may have
slnrird m that direction. \ lihcrai reward will be-
paid Ia ANY person returning SAID ruh 10 the suhcrl
hrr ~ leaving Information AZ thu store al lhomp
son n Fisher, m Ottawa, where hr can l'r innnd.
may ~ iw' NNNies lNsyrn.
DOoroN Maid, a good assortment the
- maylg Y T. BIdHtb
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DIAM, black and coIorcd silks, figured and wa.
1 tered silks, popns, baregcs musins de anes
harege de hines Iawiw PLAN and figured Swiss and
Joconct musllns French, Scotch, English and 4
mtHcan plnghams, OF every variety Vi style aud
pattems-at extremely low prices
may ) t. T. SANGER & Co
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LOOK BEFORE yOU LEAP,
WHERE CAN | BUY CLO7HING AT
New York Prices Z?
AT THT

NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
In BaSsnetJs brick building opposite the Mansion
House, one door east OF he Cnoogo hemp Store.
w T. have now on hand a very largo stock Of
w Spung and Summer Clothing, which ", sill
f'll at New Eorkprcrs, wholesale VI !elall, aud as
gent deal rs SAID about
"ONPETI7ION.
VIC hays lND p,ro.u.. % informing tho ruhit''hnl
uuriJCllug' or such Ha enable ~ ,,IulI kind. O.,
HEAoy MADE CLOTHING,
OF the latest style, and ui superior Guaiv n shade,
cheaper than othcrcoth,crs sell interior quality
we, Therefore, invite the Clthous not nuly of I'M,
town aud vicinity, but all who come here 10 trade.
IN cnl aud examine our stock and IG,p pyiceybc.
lore purchasing elsewhere Tor we are confident
that we can satisfy nh TINT what We say - tru,.
We have determined tore 4 cheaper than Tho chr,
pc,t-0nd not to lumbur! Come aud be your own,
Judges. - I0ok bcfOrc ppH icIp,
Nmong oar stock yuu Will find mems anil bow.
clothing, gcnlcmrns furnishing goods, hats aud
CAPE trunks, Nii,cs, Ne, all Of which We wilIS.ll
remarkably low
Amber Ale ana Porter.
Oh lil'lS aud halt dn "u ruuplrnm,ni fem u
on tucnon, l.a sale mrs. n FAVE.
may ", ISL
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Anew LINES TO THE
New York Clothing Store

Opposite the Mansion House
May 81, 1851.
Sa'ry arrived on the rrnlrles, lhouse
W lth bag full OF clothing, got from Your ware.
know you are no sportsman, but what is much
better,
Iou have proved to DO n most 'II'OadrtnI Setter >
And to prove my assertions, send youth rhyme,
While trust you'll receive it IN ample time,
Won Set all the EdShioRs which constantly flow,
lOu Set the prices remarkably Lor,
IOH set all the town in II fever tluy,
When novelties great do your leisure employ.
And proof most conclusive, lust nov WOW denote,
In the sportsman great pride I'll, his new hunting
Coat.
ioH set all the Shots now around me, about
u was perfect surprise, when found the STYLE out
Ious set such examples Of service and crnce,
That the name OF the New York Clothing Store re
sounds through the pIace.
Now, know You set grcn, value on those
lthoS1rdk as they ind your Ercsiicnt Clothes!
So wish 10 add my htIe Influence too,
For CrCdu to you is dbTHhdatiy due.
May You continue to set the town slul examples as
those
You have lately developed mall kinds Of Clothes.
May the creates, Slrc"css al your efforts attend
Is the wish OF yonr SINGER, sporting friend,
WE'LL FITTED.
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California Gold.

g. The sub.crihcrtrurnsr thanks to his custom
E.6 crs ceueraily torpastR yurs, and bcE-leaye
u, ~ to inform them that he has Just received
tom the east an addition 10 his stock, VIZ:
Clocks gold, silver and lapine watches, gold
Iockcls, chsns, pens aud eases, ear rings, finger
rings, and lcweIry of every description. ALSO,
silver spoons butter knives spccaclcs, German sill
YER and plated good all ut which he will dispose OF
on rs reasonable terms us can be- purchased Else
where may lG 3w ! DlcKrv
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Is 5 L.
G, & C. U. R, R. and Branches

..-... Duiiiilfcf arrangement.
AFTER May lst, unit further notice, trains will
40 run daily, Sunday excepted as follows:
From Chtcago IKcsipgrd
lstuain wi! leave tor Aurora Mt ga m.
u Elgin and ST. Charles a M.
81 St Charles, Aurora 3p. N.
For Chicago EdStWdrd
lSt tram will Leave AuyCra nj u q. NJ.
E'gin and St. Charles S. IN.
81 Up. III.
81 hurorr, s p. IN.
Passengers leaving Chicago on 'he 6 O'Clock n.
m lfaln tor aurora, viii have daylight on route
va Oswego Newark and Ottawa and reach La
1alt and Peru IN time to take the evening boats on
III" Illinois river.
Passengers leaving Peru and La Sale and inter-
mediate points, will take The O'Clock p M train
IRON Aurora, and reach Chicago at .! o'clock the
same eve nng
Stages wi. ccnncc, at Aurora and 1t Charles for
Dixon, AlbaHy and Rock Island. also, al Eg!n
Tor Iairna and points west and north
Chicago, may / J. b. TvRyrR Srpt
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AAkltlED-At Morris, May 9Th, by the Rev
Mr.. Lowhead, Mt WI H. MiNARp to Miss L. l..
SHAW, both of Ottawa
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4 GENERAL assortment Of silk and a,tiug
~ gmlcrs, and halt CATERS red slips and walking
shoes; misses youth, aud chpdcns boots and
shoes Just received tmay3) l.. 7. SANGrR Il Co.
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d a r IN CIR s. tore
TNONI,suN s. IHSMl,lI

\ IL ~ now receiving and have On hand, nj the
~ late stand Of II. Thomson q Co, complete
assortment ui
DRY GOODS,
G'oeerics, Harirars, CrockeH Eoots and Shoes,
dc, dc. d..
winch lhc public waning % purchase goods CHLAP
are invited to cali and ,Aamuc
We have IN connection with our store
Harness Shop,
ana always keep on hand good assortment Of
llpln,sS, and every Thug IL tlt line, OF our own
manufacture, which we picdg amse.yrs to ciIlow-
er than ever was before offered inthis market We
want you 10 come and see for yourselves aud trade
WIN US II you cnn be suited It not you can do Ike
other lmng-go somewhere else tor
ut rs trouble 10 shan Goois r.
we want Wheat, Corr, Oats. Barley. md all
Kinds Of seeds, Beeswax, TaIlow, Hides and Wool.
andeyery thing the Farmers have,
~ EACHANGE FOR GOODS OR CASH.
DO forget the Farmer, Store two doors north
OF The post office, THOMPSON a. FISHER.
Ottawa, may % DIFF
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Gent'emcn's Furnishing Goods.
9n.ooU garments ol all sizes and varieties
y Being determined and able TO take the lead
IN my line OF trade, will sell at lower prices than
people in tins community have been in the habit Of
buying al, and respectfully invite every body tpex-
auune my stock and prices before Purchasing slsc.
where
fs-No trouble or charge to show goods, and don't
forget the right place
II Empire Clothing Store at Sargor & Ar.
mours New Brick Biock, one door ,oea Of Ness,s.
Sanger & Cos Store. L.RIEGX
Ottawa hpril .6
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& RE I ATTRACTION!
Rh9 Gttnm.pdps
Cheap Clothing Store,
At Sanger & Armour's New Brick Block.


OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
'INllE undersigned beg, ,save to inform the ci,.
! 2cns Of Ottawa and vicinity, and the public IN
g'ncia that lie has lust opened the largest and most
fashionable
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
ever set ny in this part Of the country.
G3-l will sell at prices that Geiy any competition.
The Cut. style, aud Make,
N NV goods beng superior to any hing ever brought
10 The west, am enabled to guaranty every article
soidhy me 10 give the most perfect satisfaction.
Being connected with one OF the largest importing
and manufacturing houses, am prepared to SCH
From 10 10 20 per cent. Cheaper
than any other house IN town or vicinity
am receiving fresh supplies daily, and among
my present assortment may enumerie:
iIIV sullS,' al - w 10 81 81
weed coats, different styles. .......3 80 to 4 %
liolb coats, various culOrs,. % 10 - Nd
Iiolh dress coats, latest fashion,, ....7OO to l. 70
Irss, me greatest Variety. 90 to 8 90
E"th pau's"..''' .'.'.....'...lu w to : ~
Saunelt pants, sundry co.or.,.. 80 to 800
CASHMERE pants, latest IashlOn,. .....2 So 10 60
HATS AND CAPS.
CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS,
And nuy amount uf
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CT r G ! S.
E. F, & ]. Mabie, Proprietors,

GRAND OLYMPIC ARENA AND U = CIRCUS.
NAGNifICENT AND INTERESTING
features tor 1851.
T1NllE prcprctors most respectfully inform the cit
Gems otOuawa and It's vicinity that the above
cerbrdisd and superior Company Will he exhibited
at this place on
Friday, the Odd day of May,
for one dag only In making the above announce
composed ola fol and efficient corps Of distinguish
ed performers. One oi the great features is the
Beautiful Fem1ls GrvcStrieups,
! NiLi.E Rosa,
whose graceful and daring riding, during the past
winter IN the Eastern cities Of New Yert, Philadel-
phia and Boston, has been received with the most
distinguished appreciation OF the public. Also the
King Of CiowRs,
Mr.. Alex. Rockwell,
who has gained the highest reputation IN the United
States and Europe. TIE Ear,tdmcd EHepean
Holland Family,
who stand unrlvs.led III their performance.
Mr.. III. Eunkiey.
whose equestrian accomplishments en,i,ie hin the
MERCURY yttt RING.
Mr.. u. r. Nntigan,
the great ssne rider together with numerous other
arts'es, whose names wlli be oand IN the program
me al performance
The stHd OF Horses
n'ne argos, and mcs' beautiful and Aishy ''aiLed
a Csieofaed Brass Band, led by
y. -. Putnam,
Tho Pavilion viii b. found spacious, md capa-
h, 81 containing three thousand comfortable seats.
The unplra,Iel,daprrobaton with which thea.
hovc company has been received IN every city and
town. which they have thus bar visited. has induced
the rroprclors to spale pnns, or expense ~ pro-
ducing series oiclcgan, mud attractive novelties.
superior to any oiered TO the patronage oiihc pob-
W. Doorsop,n at hall past one o'clock. Perform
anc. ~ commence At two and seven ocloss.
49, Al "a kpy,s ~ ,suie HdytCeufG.
Children under " years al aye 10 the BoNessvrl,-
price. No hafprce 10 pa. A u. W0ODwh ~
Ottawa Max ~.
IuRSTRAfE Family Flour e,r safe ny
L barrel or AZ retail, a, The - l,ou,s orccs
store. mnylO u. "A. ltIihh.
| ID may 10 " Il Branh.
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Anoetng took place for heard aud saw;
Why, the meeting, from all could gather, was one
To drscldc on the merits ot uapdi.bauta X Holm.
The excellent chairman, Sound Iulgnicni. Esq,
Having said a lew words with regard to attire,
NJ. Hboutders n man OF respectable note,
" shed To mike a remark on his
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C0Q CLOTH. frock and dress coats, for sale
CbO cheaper than the cheapest, at
march % hoha y Handicbaum's.
iS0 ALPACA Coats, as,onshIngly low at
fJO march % hohn & ManA,bnum's
Snn CHOICE patterns OF vests, Tor sne by
wv march % hoha x lJgDdlebanm
tnn0 PAIR Cashmere, Satrinett, Corduoy
lOOO pants, tined or unlincd Tor sale low by
march ~ kOHN Il MANrIIBAuM
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san h.Asolsoo, Aprll /, lSol.
Eds u ftee Ifaaf--Don't you want ~ como
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ID AL Y.

---, Orystal, and Plase Glass Makers.
Ssgar Doilen and Rs6ners, with Propnctors Of
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MaD1ihsiassrs u Railway. Bar, Round Ribbon,
ana Rod Iroa
Wheel, Ais, and Spring Makers.
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aud Bran-6eparating Machinery.
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Threshng Machinery.
Bull Workers, Carvsn Engravers, and Ornamen'
| Mixers In general.
Persons employed 10 the Manufacture of Gas.
Makers Of Copper and Lead Tubing
Linen and Straw Paper Makers.
Ship Owners Harbor MasaBss, and Others inter-
estsd u Dredging aaachessy.
Astronomers. Philosophical, md others using Phil
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Miners Engineers, and othsr interested in Pump
Persons Interested in Canals and Aqueducts.
Warehousemen, and others, using Hydraulic
Presses, Dynanometric Cranes, Jack Screws,
| Common and Feed Cranes.
Workers In Metals and Alloys.
Tin Plate Workers.
Spring Manufacturers.
Wheelwrights, Clock Makers Horoiogisfs, &c.
| The publishers have expended large sum OF
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| practical use in this country, and have procured
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r Aw AND AGENCY OFFICE III. nnd.r

7 AW AND AGENCY OFFICE.-The undsr
IL signed, attorneys and Agents, practice Law
IN the Supreme Court of the United States, and
the courts OF inc District Of Columbia. and attend
promptly TO claims against the United State. in
Guiding the settlement Of all accounts of officers
and agents OF the Government, Bounty Lands.
Pensions, Return Of Duties, Patents for new IN.
ventions, DC, &c,
They tender their services to members Of the
profession at a distance, and, when the case is
prepared by a local agent, will abatc one-half their
usual fee. All information relative TO the forms
and usages Of business in any Of the Departments
will be furnished 70 our regular correspondents
without charge. They have made arrangements
for the payment OF axes, and for the sale orloca-
ton of bounty land warrants on,the best Western
lands.
NFOfice on P. nsyyania avenue, Lane &
fuckers Building
DUFF GREEN.
BEN. e. GREEN,
kICH'D. II. CLARKEl
Oct. 14--3taw3m. 6sesi
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-23

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