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4 GENERAL assortment of new Drugs and
~ Medicines, We also keep on hand and tor
sale, Townscnd's Bulls, Sands and Gralerbergs
SarSaparilla; Syrup OF Wild Cherry, a valuable
medicine for colds Of all kinds; Moiintts Phnnix
Btcrs Cod Liver oil A large stock ofGraien.
berg medicines, such ~ Pills. Vermriuge, Dyscn,c
ry Syrup, Childrcn's pnnacea, Eye Lotion, &c.
.ALSO-Rrcd's Brnedicis, Bonrdmnn's Cooks
Monslcneur's, Smiths. Indian Vegetable Fray.
lry's, London Vegetable Lees and other Pills, all
oil which vii be sold che,p, by
NAV 29-,r A Fo.rra
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Gilt and slvered braids and cords, steel purse
im'ngs silk cords, tass-l--nssd colors nd sizes.
carpet bags. umbrellas. wool ynrn-whit., blk mix
ed. drah. slcte. red clouded and blk aud white
worsied
The above compri~s but part of the n~stmcn,
now offered. Purchasers may rely OH geitinggood
articles nj the lowest market prices
Merchants and Miiliner's are requested 10 or.
anime fhe stock before purchasing eIsnh,re: and
all Orders nil be fiisd muh Goods Of the best
styles, aHdat The forrest prices
Chicago Oct 9 T. B. CARTER
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CRivaTS AND HaNDKtRcHllFS.

Ladies embroldd linen cambric ildk'ts
do plan, tape, and scoIoprd border Ildkfs
Gents plain and printed border |. C.. do cheap
do blk and Italian cnvais, fancy silk and sat
m DO; gents Pongec, Baudanna, and Sp!ttleiied
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Roofs 4 SslOcs.


IN CASES Cnmpbel's double sole boots, war
~ ranted. l0cases mems kip boots,
l2 ease. boys thick kip and cali boots.
5 mems hest calf boots
6 a." kip aud coarse broGans.
womrn'scafnnd kip pootees.
cafluw shoes
Is boHes ladies morocco shoes and hootees, kid
slippers ties and huskns.
ILSO-The largest and hes, assortment Of
chlldreus shoes ever before offered in this market,
and n very low prices. tsp25l S. y. GEIpLEy.
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b'ed' NeGuciioH IN ffices !!
INlll undersigned will hereafter ccnfne his BIT
J. slncss strictly TO cash or no Sales" MAX
ing that our motto We can sell Clothing for less
advance than before Oar old customers mud new
ones will please give u cnli aud we will endes-
vor 10 prove 20 them that our assertions are found
ed on Iacis Buy tor cash and ,cll fo cash Quick
return aud small profits. MAECrs koHX
August Z lSl2
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SHAWls AND ScARFS.

Large broche long shawis-Hai chain laia- -
hroche long and square shawls--inrge asst print
ed rashmtr res, 1nrkcra and de- lane shawls, blk
and cord six ShlwIs white aud cold Grape do
Bay Stnie, Waterloo. and Scotch long shawls, We
ny cheap; Bay State and Empire State square
shnwlS-laree VARIETY mourning drab loGg square
ha"l--good styles; opera shawls, new auIcIr and
very desirable embossed Grape aud printed cash
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Green's Mills.

THE above mills have just undergone thorough
i repairs and are now 80 arranL rd that six run
Of burrs can be turned on custom worker merchant
either, which makes the "Old Pioneer" one ofthe
best custom mills in the state "a the four run of
merchant burrs bolts, &c, Wi. be used for custom
work whenever required
Gen emen give us a call ne we are determined
Ia spare no pains, with good competent, and Hc-
commodatng mlllers to render general satisfaction
The undersigned has obtained the entire con.
tro Of the above mills and will hereafter supelin.
lend them IN person and he feels confident that
with hi new arrangement together with young
ileilmes experience in the above business that he
can safely defy all honorable competition.
Dayton, Sept. H. 1852, d. GREEN
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4 Ill persons indebted 10 Ihr Farmers Store
~ by note or hook account are requested 10 call
aud settle by the Isl OF August, and save cost
Oct J-3t. & \ FlsnFR
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Drugs Il Medicines

that Every Drug IL prepared, !" but he does say
mat oil hrs Drugs imported fresh from their ma
tive cline, AMI are warranted to he pure and una
dulternted. All who wish to procure medicines Of
thisklhd, will always fad them at the Ottawa Drug
Store
Having purchased the entire stock of Drugs.
Books, Stationery, Perumrry, &c, of the re-
cent INN OF HnHfer \ CdUaTiy, and having r,Ieiv-
ed from New York and S. Louis large supply of
NeV Drugs, Points oils DC, De,
besides a variety OF other articles CONSISTING Of ~
cry thing usually kept in drug stores in the west
hll oi winch are new and Of the best quality. and
pure md ldnterated, We would respectfully IN
vIie ell persons wishing to purchase any article IN
onriine, 10 call and examine our stock and satisfy
themselves ms TO is quality. W w CAyARpy.
Dunwa Dug Store Nav Is 1851
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NOTICE /, hrr hvgvru ~ 1Il -tp"S holders il
y the Illinois md Nt.s's.lpp Telegraph Conf
pnny, thntnu app cninn Wi he made IN Ia, la
Sa.lrclr'ulu court in chnnrrrv .liluga the court
h"nsrm Ottawa IN sand county. M Saurdoy the
3Olh day oI October, \ y 1852 or NJ soon ther'-
atrt n, counsel can BE- heard, by and in behalf of
said company upon petition fled tor lhnt purpose
hy said cnmpNuy IN snid court Tor decree oi said
court, orirrngand adudrrng that all the stock in
said company, upon whlch the assessment Of Two
dollars and htv cents per share. whlrh was lrvird
by an order uilhe board ol directors of said compa.
ny, upon the capital stock thereof payable to the
treasurer oisnld company, on the 25,h dav of July,
1882 he sold hy the treasurer ot said company, ac-
cordng to the provisions nj an act passed hy the
rnrrGlassemhly oithc state ot Illinois, entitled AN
nc, to amend he charter 9th" l'lmoishnd Missis.
slppl Telegraph Company" approved on the lih
day ot June, lS52, when n per-ons interested can
appear before said cour, and make their objections
If any they have, whythe relief prayed for in said
petition shall moi he granted
Ottawa, Oct 9, 1852. ] d. CATION
President III & Miss Ieepraph Co
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SllOyclS Il Spades.

90 boz, steel edge and caststeel shovels and
~ spades IS doz . and 2 tine hay forks
10 doz manure forks. and IS doz no :, for sale
Iow. hy sp25 S B GRlpLEY
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DEAuTlFUT glass lamps for burning spirit
ID gas, perfectly safe, and The cheapest and
brightest llht for any use for sale NJ he
nayi5 OttdnG DRUG Stors.
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rANPHiNc, spirit gas, sperm and lard oils
Y land sperm s;arln", mad raliow cnudies Of ihr
very best quality Tor SAFE chcaphy
myl5 W. W CAvAELY
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wooden Ware.

= n NESTS Boston tubs
~ 30 doc. best 3 hooppnls
IS doz hest
Knife trays, wooden spoons towel rollers, covered
pals, nest boxes, &c at lsp25l 5 GRiDLEy's.
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Ottawa Tnsxitute.

VIE INST tenn ~ tins Institution will com
mrncc on "Wednesday, the first dayofSp
a tember, 1852
1t is HE design OF tee Principals to make tins In
sululon equal To any school oi the kind in the
West. They will adOp, the most approved meth
DDS OF instruction and from their experience uno
success IN teaching, they do not hesitate to nsur,
the most rrpll progress OF those ntrnscd TO then
care. They WI. Us" their utmOstrndCavors 10 PIE
pare their scholars Tor the business OF Ii or to en-
ter College. Particular attention will be paid t.
those branches which will qualify teachers ior THEN
responsible calling
PROT c. A + VdsGne n uatiyr>of France md
graduate of Berlin and who Is known a. a success
lu teacher OF the classics, wi take charge at the
L1tln, French, German and ancient lar guages, tn,
higher ma hemaJcs, drawing and paIuuHg Dr..
A Hard, who has been tcdchmg for lhr past sea
son IN Ottawa, wI take charg, Of the English
oranccs Miss VI. J. Hard wi'I snneriu,end the
primary department. e. nnrd, VI. u Lecturer
ON Anatomy Physiology and Hygiene "A t. Grow
\. teacher OF photography and the principles
OF Phonctics
7UiIION PER QUARTER ON WEEKS
Primary department, 50 10 Junior class, ST OC
Com English braches, 90 Senior, & o.
The JUNIOR class wal include elementary Ph los.
ophy, Astronomy, Bc;nny, Chemistry, and A ge-
bra.
Extra charges for the Languages, Drawing and
Painting LECTURES on Anatomy, Physiology, lIy.
glrur, photography ana Phonrcs.
No scholar shall be admitted for less than half
term
Tuition payable one half at the beginning and
the other hal' at the middle OF the term.
DttaWn. Aun 9S-3m
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Paw Tn. Paw I'm

4 DARK. leather covered Pocket Ledger. BY
"a leaving the same with the Post Master. the
hnlrr will be rewnrdri. Oct 9 II l. RRuSm
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FELClrS HAT Il CAP MANUFACTORY.
Corner Of Canal and CoiSg,Lus Streets,
OTTAWA Ill.
| would return my sincere thanks 10 the public
l 0r the very liberal manner IN which they have
ENCOURAGED the home manufacture otha,s and hav-
ing made auengemcuis iNr obtaining my msierial
or hattng purposes from the largest iinppr,inues-
tGbishments IN the east, now Offer 10 the public
the very best article OF hat that can be nanuiactur
ed, for the low price of 81, which | will varrnn
superior any s. hut sold in this town and ever,
other quality ofhat pledge myself,o sell from
% To 30 PER CENT CHEAPER
than any other establishment, for am the only
manufacturer IN town. and can piIcrd 10 sell for a
manufacturers profit In presenting NJ, hints 10 the
public, do so with the confident assurance that
can gve the most entire satisfaction to all that vii,
I favor me with their patronage
Also, please bear in mind that in purchasing from
fELCHH. you arc encouraging the Manufacture
In YOU midst; aud he pledges himself In civ, YOU
much better article ioy the price than you can get
at any tailor shop boot, shoe, other store in the
! town.
Tie willno insult he understanding ofthis intel
| iiGrn' community rs Offering any argument to
pr0tP f1t TIRE MANUFACTURER can sell a bpifer ar
tce al less price than any who buy IN other citirs
| to sell again and every sensible and thinking per-
son must know TINT IN purchasing direct from the
manuiacLurtr they have
BCT ONE PROFIT TO PAY.
md then the money you pay remains and is ey-
| pended amongst you and not ssnt % to encourage
the manufacturers OF Other cities, TO the drr!ment
. OF those At hone
g: ~ u =. S4.ss &- "A HnSss
have also a large and extensive assortment al
cloth, oil cloth, silk mohlr, sletle aud cotton plush
caps OF all styles and coior. OF my own manufac.
lugr, aud oihc latest tshiols toge her with gen
cra assortment OF soft hats of all colors and u,al
| tics, which am prepared TO sell cheaper than IT,
cheapest Do not la. to give me csll ior yuu viii
/ ind everything rs represented. | FElCu
! Ottawa. Aurli 10. i-j2-if
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W ANNs,g,

N 0Nn BUSHELS earn and oats, FOR
'Ul.Vt ~ whIch',h highest market prIcc
viii b. paid in cash, NJ he Farmers Store = doors
north Of the Post Office.
y B-1he Farmers Store has Just received
large stock of Groceries which n he sold ms low
as was ever oiler"dn this market
Also, n choice stock n, DF cuuj' So.. sc
too numerous 10 n.nH.1--ur sal" "H.Hr. For
particular .f. and .H. o. e iHarr
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4 inniNtrior.. ~ 81 RcaI h.Natt.

iIUHiNfIi0r sac " Teal EVl't
nY virtue Of decree OF The county court Of
* Ia Sale county, entered nj the lune term
- thereof, \ d 1851, | shall offer for sale Al
the door Of the Court House IN Ottawa in the
county aforesaid, on
JioHdly m, 99h day Of November u,1;.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A VI and 5
o'clock T. NJ the following described Real r..
tate: viz Lots Nos 9and 10 in block no 81 IN
stne', addition To Ottawa La Sale county, Ills
belonging to the Estate Of Godfrey PursIey dccea
sed
The above lots arc situ,'ri ina very desirable
part ottown, with n good frame house on them
Terms Of sale, one half cash down the bl ancr
in slx and twelve months with approved security.
u. GREEN,
Dnvinn Oct lG-6t AI,n,r NJ q Pm, sI.n ,Ir-,.I
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Wallis.

OOO KEGS Boston Nails, Of a sizes, n, the
wv Paint Oil and Glass Store.
Dec y IlossACK
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NOUS WlIe, WlNrd, aud hT0Wn cot socks-Irgu-
lsry made, assorted numbers and made OF best
Sen Island cotton. Men, mixed lambs wool and
mrTnO socks; mems and boys heavy wool socks
article cnildrens white cot tlose-nIl sizes chi
dr-ns white coid, striped mixed and brown do -
chiidren's white aud col'd lambs wool and mcriuO
do; chlldren's white laran, plaid striped. da-
mond c.Oudcd mixed aud plain color, lambs wool
"a. slzer Greclan boots booiees, plain aud Tan
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ORA W ta MUSlINS.

jnconet book, Nalnsook, and null Muslns !;
PLAIN, igd. and dotted Swiss musIins plain cam.
bncs, hg'd Victoria lawus, India dlnity cola cam
bric and crimped do, bishop lawns, linen cambria
aud lawns; green, blue, aud brown bcrrge aud
tissue lor Veiis, plain and Ggd Bobblne,t-, wash
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Fail aud NiutcrCiOsbinc

WITHHOLD plion ever before offered in thu mar
keti he IS also confident that he can and will sell
it-m cheaper than any other house in town He ,
therefore, socils call from every that wishes
10 purchase clothing
Y gu will save money BY calling AZ the New
ork ClOihlng Storr, before YOU purchase. Don't
he pursunded 10 purchase before you SEE. the goods
and prices at his old and well known stand. oppo-
site the Mansion House IN Bassneit's brick buill-
ing, one door east Of the Chicago cheap store
His stock cohs,stSn part 81
Avery large and splendid assortment ofoyercoais
great variety OF business conls at all prices and
quaiies.
a magnificent Tot OF iIock and dress coats.
he greatest assOrtinen, OF pants. fancy and plain
Vests " all descriptions and styles
White aud fancy shirts.
Trunks, va!ises and carpet bags
y superior assortment ut grnllemcu'a furnishing
goods In hort everything Us ually kept IA q well
assored clothing store, | vii alaiu ask my old
friends and costoners, and all others, To give me a
call before buying elsewhere, as am determined
to sell chrape, Than The cheapest.
Remember my old motto, no trouble hut | nike
pleasure in showing goods spill T. WISE.
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Brandy. Wines, ac

S3n Just received supply OF Brandy, Wines
t.ss=5 and CHOICE ldquo's, seircted expressly for
1880 medicinal purposes warranted ~ be pure
and unaduIteraIed-lor SAFE at the
may 29-ti. Otiana DRUG Store
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JourMcynIam wanted.
Drugs & MediCine

4 CARRIAGE maker md Blacksmith can
~ find employment for the winter by applying
ysoon at mshop in Ottawa toce.3D J G Gw.
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Under coats consisting M every variety, from
Jeans to the finest French black cloth, from So to
S25 each
Pnnialoons in all varieties from 81 TO 81 pair
Vests of all kinds 10 correspond.
HATS n cars.
VIM. II Behee & Co.'S Fall style. Resi- article
cloth, mohair, plush and sik plush caps, from 81
To s3raCh.
Boots 4 shoes.
The largest assortment in Ottawa Anything
from 81 ,tog' to n Sc fine French calf, carpet
bags. trunks, SC.
Shirts. brewers. and in fact everything in the
lin" OF furnishing goods
Buffalo rohr- all kinds from No go No |
Now there Is no blowing nj cut H. these goods
will hr III red very low All | ask i that you
give mea call before purchasing Elsewhere We
will take great pleasure in showing YOU goods und
il we don't sell Won eau not buy IN Ottawa. More
particular next week
R"mrnNer the i. r.. "Nltingrr's Old Iron
Stand" ror"r OF la S1llr and Canal Is
Sept ls-5-lf JOSH NiiiFNORE
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large stock OF The best quality OF I'm. Seres1
pera and Young llyson teas, for tamyt = k
use, at reasonable prices, for sale 1.-THE .zizE Y
may Is Ofigr1 Drug NfO,.
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GI,Iii ;,sisfNt,us

INV WUslcl Piano music, a splendid col .oaI,
L.aaias,s% .-s..y lection OF choice new music
Just receive at, the
may 29-i Otdp1 DRUG H.re
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More :.i.i,t {.

4 SUPERIOR arrrir II tine cut and Ceycn-
"A dish chewing tobacco cheaper Than can Je
ound rl-rwhrr IN town my 5 II II CdrGriv
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Glass! Glass!
4 LARGE and superior lot of window glass
y ct all sizes ant alues lust rec, ivrd from
fittshurE NJ the fuyljl Ot,1,rJ Drya Ntore
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INN-ITT v '|IENTTTl TVWtITl NTlN--
Sold IN Ottawa by WIN. w CayarIy, g. l.
Thompson IN Chicagoby J. II Reed 4 Co. aud
hy the druggist, everywhere throughout the state
NIfnmI. OrInhrr 10 laL2-q-3n
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FOR THE FALL TRADE.
II. p. OAl8JrlER,
Wholesale and Re'ail Dealer in
Staple s. fantp prp Goods.
HIS Lake street, HIS

. tTTTJAUU, TEEINUIS,
II 10. Is COW rec.ivinea large stock Of Goods
1 adapted 10 the present trade, which for warn
ely. style or chrapness cnnnot be surpassed by any
Other ~ the city aud which ~ll be sold at the low
est cash prices
Has now IN store, and will he receiving during
the next lew weeks, a large variety of
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Jnconet, book, aud Swiss habits aud cheinlsettrs
plain, embroidered, ruiilrd and mourning do ;
SWISS and book slc.vcs-iull asst-closr and flow.
ing; lace sleeves, plain and ilowina-somc very
rclI lace ndmnSIin breakfast caps, book and ia
comet collars. in great variety; bnnded Oshorns
irlllcd aud mourning collars wrought. muslin
book lace, aud mourning cuffs real llon,on lace
collars, come very rich large assortment OF Swiss
and book bands Inconct and Swiss edglngs and
inscrung infants waists. emb'd lldkis,
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lACtS AND tOGlNCS,

English thread aces, rdgings aud nser,Ings ;
limitation Nalenciennes, Imitation thread isle =
smyrna and glmpun edgings aud nsertings bPk
silk laces all widths cheaper thnn ever
tMBR0i DERlfS,
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New Y"rk Clothing store

NeN n"GN tlountng store
u the Gtrat Emporium ut the most fashionable
aud most substantial Ready Made Clothing in Of
lava, where every one can get his MONEYS worth
IN goods made np IN the neaiesl ETY. and Of the
very best material
lot Others braG as much as they please about
Sc iing ciolhing IS per cent cheaper than eycrybo
dy else, the undersigned Is sure that the ruth will
vicinity will find thai his prices are prices by which
70 sell ana that those wishing To purchase will
H"ck IN crowds 10 the New YoIk Cheap Clothng
Storr, n, he has ust received, aud is sui RECEIVING
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Domestic NYlscellsny.

The Merrmac Company in Lowell pays tax OF sl3.
COO The total valuation Of the city $40 sSi 1885, S1O
O4o ZoO OF which the property Of manufacturing
porations The rate Of taxation is 6S cents ON each
S1o0.
The Utica OBSERVE seys that false reports Of the ex
tcnce Of cholera in that city are circulated by
interested In Keeping trade away.
The amount Of money received at the Land 0t,ce MT
Nandaa Illinois the tret during three days of the sales
was over nfty-three thousand dollars mostly In gold
Mr. Quite Jorauld, respectable and enterpri.inp
citizen was caught In the machinery Of steam mill
lately erected BY him, on the Maysve road about f
killed
Fisher, the man from New York, who was arrested In
Pttsburg on charge of larceny, Wednesday alter
noon supposed to have dishonesty by large
tty Of ewery, which found in mis- was dis
charged On Friday evening" evidence appearing against
him. =
The corner stone Of the court house In Cincinnati
was laid on "wednesday last With appropriate ceremonies
The day signazed by several fights on private and
individual account.
in old house that was burned down on Thursd,v
night, In Louisville Ky, no less than three murders
have been committed
A paper Is about to be established at sarntora
Springs, to advocate the adoption of the Maine LIQUOR
law.
The Cholera seems TO have almost disappeared from
sandusky city.
Another frcmen's riot occurred In PHILADELPHIA on
saturday night Some shots were fred but no one was
dangerously hurt.
Major J. Donolsou, the late editor OF the central
tennessee. =
Mr. John Taylor, carpet manufacturer a respectable
citizen OF Rochester was killed In that city Friday
last, by locomotive engine running against him
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Died.
Albany papers please cory.


On Sunday, August %, in tho a4th year Of hor ego
Mr. Youay wife Of Henry Youry daughter Of the late
John d. Holmes.
nufbsnd No. SO hammond street, this TUESDAY, morn
ing. at 10 O'Clock.
On Monday. August Is JonS EAxr, aged 81 years.
His friends and acquantsnces tosther With thoss of
his brother william and OF his brothers. Jaw David
Woods and Alderman James NJ Bard respectfully in
vited to attend hts funeral this Tuesday, afternoon ct
o'clock from his ate residence No 1916 Ceutre street
On Monday August 20, Mrs. MARY Mosror, widow Of
the late DR.. Andrew Morton. Of this city.
Her friends and those OF her nlaw, DR.. r. T. Fer
ris respectfully invited to attend her funeral at
o'clock, on Wednesday morning, from No. 2oa Twelfth
street. Her remains will be taken to Westchester for in
torment.
On Monday. ! ugust %. OF consumption, NICOLA r. De
GurRRy son Of Joseph 7. D. Guorre
The friends Of the family. and the members OF Co
lumbar Engine No H. respectfully invited to attend
bis funeral at st. Johns Chapel, Varick street, this
(Tuessay afternoon, at o'clock
On Monday morning August 20 MAsy EllzAnNrH
KELLER only child of George Julia Horn. and grand
daughter Of the late Joseph Keesr aged months and Is
days.
The remains will be inferred in the family burying
ground at Greenwood, Wednesday afternoon, at 3
o'clock
On Monday afternoon August 90, after long aud pain
full illness, Mrs. CATHARISE widow Of the late Michael
Brooks. aged 90 years.
The friends and acqusntances Of the family are
pectfuy invited attend her funeral from her resi-
dencc No 800 Grand street. at o'clock. A. NJ. Her
mains will be taken to Stanford Conn., for interment
On Saturday, August 81, EpwARp MAcKrE, youngest
Of illam A. Ellery. aged years and IL months.
At Jersey City, on Monday morning August %, MARY
ALICE. daughter Of John b. and Mary Stanton, aged
month and 13 days.
At Paterson. N j., on Monday morning, August %,
JOSH b. of John Brown in the 21st year Of his age
.ah New &c ON ana Caroi;y .ss
months and days.
At Norfolk. on Thursday. August TO- Mrs ELl1AsrrH
sister Of Mrs Ingram whose death recorded
ago OF the age of 90 years.