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READY MADE CLOTHING.

suitable tor the season, which he has Just received
direct from New York, Boston, and Philadelphia
and were selected with great care, and purchased
entirely for cash lie therefore was able to buy
them at remarkably low prices-they are now open
and ready for your inspection at the New York
Clothing Store.
fossessingall these advantages, he il ready and
POSITIVELY lPiLL sell ready made clothing
50 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any otler store IN this town. vicinity or al any
place IN the state OF Illinois Satisfied that no
cothier Is able to compete with his prices, he soc.
ITS a call from one and all TO examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere He takes pleasure IN
showing his gdods--you will, therefore, bepaid for
yOurtrouble.
The Elephant uW be erhiLhcd fire. Of cLarQc
lies some, too. Among his stock you will find
MEMS d Rows CLO19iING,
Hats dfd Caps, Trunks, Pulses. and Gentie-
mems Furnishing Goods. Remember the place,
AT the NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
Bassnett's Brick Building, opposite the Mansion
House, one door east Of the Chicago Cheap store
mo trouble 10 show goods" Call aud -rr aud
Judge tor yourself. T.. WISE.
Ottawa hndilst % 1851
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Great Exhibition!
At THE
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,

Opposite Tie Mansion NopsS, Bas'neNs Brick
-. Buiiding O7TA WA III,
THE subscriber respectfully calls the attention of
1 the citizens Of Ottawa, and all those that come
10 this town TO trade, 10 hls large and magnificent
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Roots and Shnrs.
Paints, Oils. Nc,

O00 KEGS pure and No white cad in OIL
ooo 500 kccsdry white lead,
500 " " rcd lend
ALSO, chrome, trt"rn aud yellow > English We.
neunn red, French red, yellow ochrc PARIS green
SmnIts, pam, brushes, gold leaf bronsrs and var.
nishes, for sale by nplD Walker n Hrki,yg.
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To SllOcnlnlxcrs,

MOROCCO calf, kip aud upper leather.
VI Cochlneal, blue and green morocco
rink, drah, hNCk maroon ard rr,ss-,t Innings.
Btudlngs, webbing; No,3, ), lOGnd II thread.
Pegs, lasts, nails, lacks, brussels avis, pinccrs,
hammers, heel ballrOns, Nc.--iorsale by
lAusJ RICHARDSON'S
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5000 Yds assorted styles prints, consisting OF
! Merrmacks Cochecos. Fall River, and other
equally good brands, for sale lower than even before
Offered in Ottawa, NJ lsptl3l CHFEvER's
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4 or = u le!
Usage Orange Plants,

nRDERS for plants for spring setting will be tn
~ ken 10y the subscriber at half the price of Ia st
year 8 per thousand Tor the best, with proper.
tomato rate Tor inferior GunlireS-such as have
made up their minds 10 give orders wl find It much
to their advantage 10 du so At once as it is quite
certain that Prot Turner will he able only to sup.
ply the orders otthe summer and fall
august "3. J @. NATrIYGrR.
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Roofs and SHOES
NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE

uST now opening in the three story brick
~ building, north OF the court house u large and
complete assortment of
Drugs, Blank Books,
Medicines. School Books,
Dye S,uiis, ALL NEW. ,Miscel'ous do
tllIs and Pants, Stationery, &c,
ferumery, Toys and MUS
Liquors, Nc, Notions aud Music,
Glasswure and Musical lnstr'ts,
A large lot OF choice teas fiom the Pckin Tea
Company f.. Y. GRld.S,
All who may call, viii be sure ~ yet the Pnrrst
Drugs put upin the most scientific manner
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Fave removed 90 l3i Nam Street, Corner of
me, .S,orc IrctuJy occupied hy Doan. klrg y
90 y where they are now receiving and VIII keep
cogstauuy ON hand the largest and
bENY NINi FICYIEED
htr' Cioi.ur ever exhibited u 81 Louis, which
vii. hr su,G l- low a. any otArr licusc can their
u1'mayy NGis GOods, and ON ~ reasonable
terms
Merchants visiting The City arc respectfully IN
yr.itO call md examine our stock
j hIGELOW & Co.
l2l NeiH Street, 81 LINUS
Nelson & Co. NGHt f.ct'prs, Is CoHri'aHR
~. 70 Dcg 81, Nr'7 0rS whtgr merchants visit
ing New York wIi0 find large and desirable stock
adapted 10 hr Western trade, and nt unusually
low figures Feb ., !si2
fso tor s;liifuV,iil
ALL persons PROPOSING io 70 'h'talornia in my
company are requested 70 br~rady ai,H on hand nv
the Goth day Of March next ihrr. are about IS
the company AZ present, and chcrr Is room tor :
or lOmorr It application he made soon
Feb 2s-3l. Dos REprcK
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Como lbInvs.I,S.

a LOT lus' received aud iof sale, and warrant,
n Gu, AZ REQ, gl-u LOCkwoops
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Coughs. Colds.

CoEsGmrtoa Lirer Compldut, ASTHMA, Soreness
III, chest, Splitting Of Bi00d Pain or MISERY
~ h' Nidc, biHcnit OF Prgtase EJpectuGtion
-Nigh Ssccgts, &c
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OFFICE or ruR ILLINOIS & MlSsIsSlPu}
TrLEGRAru COMPANY, Peoria, Feb u. !
TN compliance with the by Laws OF the Com
! pany, an Election for Officers will be held al
each station, on
"Wednesday. The 27th Day Of March NEXT,
TO serve Tor the ensuing year
Stockholders are entitled to one vote for each
share otsjock Hy order Of
march iw + NoEIs, President
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WOOLLEN GOODS.
Books! Rocks!

DAY State and Scotch Long Shawls, hrocha
ID silk Grape, and embroidered shaws, Just re.
ceyrd athe brick store on the corner. al prices to
suit the trnes. nov l. lP SANGER.
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Encourage
Home Manufacture ottawa Enterprise
1851
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

L II LII u1ClilON Ttn III y IL.
Great Reduction in the Prices Of Hats at
FELCHS HAT 4 CAP MANDATORY,
Corner Of Cdnll and CoinmbuS street,
OTTAWA, Hi.
I would return my slncrrc thanks 10 the public
i for the very liberal manner IN which they have
encouraged the home manufacture hats. aud hav-
ing made arrangements for obtaining my matclai
for hating purposes from the largest mpurtlngcS-
iablishmen-s HI The east, | now oiirr to the public
the very hSs article OF hat that can be- mauuinctnr
ed, for the low price Of 81. Which will warrant
SUPERIOR to any $ hat sold in this town aud every
otherluallly oihat pledge myself To sell from
% TO 30 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any other establishment, for | am the only
manufacturer in town, and can at'urd to sell for o
manufacturers profit In presenting nay bats to III,
public, do with the cuH.idcut ns5urnucc that
can give the most entire satisfaction n al ;hdi Wi
favor me with Their patronage
Also, please beatIn mind mat IN purchasing from
FELCHN, you are encuuHgin. the manufacture
IN your midst and he pledges himself "a 1--WE you
much better article for tIn rlce than you can rcr
at any tailor shop, boot, SHOE or other store in the
town.
He will not insult the understanding ofthis intel
liEcht community by offering any argument to
Jrduc that The manufacture cdH Sclid bcficr ar
Hc!C at less prize than any who buy IN other ctcs
to sell agnin and every sensible and thinking per.
son must know That in purchasing direct from the
manufacturer they have
BUT ONE PROFIT TO P.iY,
and then the money you pay rc.hain- and ia OK
pended amongst you, and not sent oil To encourage
The manufacturers Of other cities, TO tie dc,rImrnt
Of thos. al home
an a@S%S cen y. s1-sS
have also large and extensive assortment OF
cloth, on CLOTH silk mohair srlere and cotton plush
caps OF all styles and colors, OF my own mauulac-
,ure, aud the latest fashions together with gen
cfa assortment O! soft hats Of all conrS and quail
lies, which am prepared 90 sllyilcTprr than the
cheapest DO not a,I 10 give me call for yuu viii
find everything as represented l. FELCll
AilaN,n SDntlIiih..r
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DIR, CLARK CELEBRATED
CnNPuUND STEur OF
Wild Cherry and Tar.

This Is the great remedy OF The day for these and
kindred complaints discovered and used in practice
hy an "Inintnl physician. Since It's introduction
inioSt Louis, thousands OF bottles have been used
by the afflicted WIN emin, nj success. Tn. ingre-
dents accompanying the above ot which it is com
ecu, are admirably adapted TO diseases Of ire
lungs, and alfhrohchIal affections.
STOP THAT Cough!
Strengthen aud heal the lungs This Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will do IT Inmcdl-
atcly. Its very pleasant and agreeable to take
For sale nj the Medical Depot, 1875 North Third
street, ST. Louis Mo. Price 81 perburlr.
ID. NQRTlNORE, Proprietor.
Forsac by T.. Y GRiGGs, }Agrnts
J. G. NArrNGFR, ! Ottawa.
allthc above for sale also hy L. A Babcock and
Mrssrs Brown & Co, la Sale; 81 Smith, Pcrg
and Or ] Patterson Peoria.
November 20 1851
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ISIlcIIi,iaIisln Cured 4,

Nerorai tt0HS and cdSes cHcd during the iGS1 year
comprising ccsry srode and farm Of thiSdreod,
tu and hthrrt0 incurGbie disease.
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STATIONERY,

DAIEk otn kinds, Inks, quilts, &c,
1 hlnnk books do states, waters, Nc,
'nvelops do gutta pcrcha pens.
Oct l. Il Y GRiG.s
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Passage from and Money
RENTED TO
GREAT BRITAIN AID IREI. \ND.
HEAC,IE I1NFu


NEW YORK Il LiFERPiOL PiCKEY,S.
DERSONS wishing to send for their friends in
j Great Britain or Ireland can nj amy time make
the necessary arrangements with the subscribers,
who nave IN connection with one oi the fr,i houses
IN Great Britain very complete and extensive ar
rangencnt tor the accommodation of persons emf
grating to America, For the prompt execution Of
their engagements the subscribers have the adyan-
tage OF having the sole agency for passengers olhe
splendid ships composing the
"EJGLE LINE" or NEW YORK AND
nv ERPOOL PACKETS.
sailing twice month from each port throughout the
year.
BILLS At SIGHT
Tor sale in sums Ia suit. which will be cnsRcd by any
ot the Banks, and in the principal lawns throughout
England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales Barnett
lioars, & Co, BankArs, London, and James Nc
Henry, Merchant, Liverpool
Apply to or address, pos, paid,
WALKER & llIcWuSG, Ottawa, H.,
or to John McMichael, &c old slip corner of south
ST., n. Y. June H.
Far n
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PIN r LII Nj b f. L .

JOHN HOSSACk
OFFERS for sale the largcs, and best assert
~ mrnt Of Pine Lumber ever brought to tins
market
100000 Boards, Joic" and ScantIing.
100000 Fencing,
100000 Common and Clear Flooring,
100000 Gull Flooring
5000 Circular sawed Siding
10000 Board lath,
10000 Strip
$4,000 Pockets, ttor irncinH Dec 27.
NEW SASH n DOOR FACTORY!
- ASH aud Doors kept constantly on hand, and
- also made 10 order at the shortest notice, VI
the best seasoned lumber. Dec ~ J lIoSs1cK.
Shingie Factory.
100000 W war, Dca ana cS%T ",..s ss"'
Paint. Oil. n Glass Store.
4 GOOD supply OF prints and oils always on
~ hand. Dec q J lIosS HrK.
WANTED
| ono CORDS good FIRE Wood wrt''rd, at
,VUO the Lumber Yard. J HdSsAcK
Ottawa. December ~
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TIMOTHY and Red Top, for sale by
feb' .I-u, $, y GEiDitY
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Scientific Evidence,

Baron Llehig in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry, says IAN artificial digestive fund, an
aIoIous To the gastric juice, may b. readily prepar
ed from the mucous membrane of the stomach of
the calf, in which various articles OF TODD n meat
aud eggs will be softencd, changsd, and digesicd,
juH IN The same manner thcy lrouid be IA The hu.
", 10 % syo,v1cb ~
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lhe mem vino agaln Aeps ior place oagh tho saoeass

the again hope for place through he success Of
General Scott
AN these circumstances and many which might be
added have convinced he people tras the wellbcing o.
country depends upon placing us desnies again IN the
hands democratic party Its best statesmen, and al
die ZANE time politicians. Therefore, considering the
position OF our dates remembering that they all stand
upon basis and that the element which defeated
before Is by action OF Congress removed from The
coming contest (or The compromise measures Of sesie-
have received the open aud unqualified support 81
every democrat mentioned In connsxion with The pesi
denoY) say that the prospect before the democracy OF
the country is bright and hopeful
Let, hen tbs democracy be prepared 70 commence the
campaign good from the momeDt u The n0nina
ton Let this clubs be organized the committees put IA
motion, and the documents circulated II Is the part OF
every patriot engage n the wo, for IL is work worthy
OF personal attention. We know there those who
laugh what cali party crisis Bur Ie II be
beed Thar crisis the baiotbox four Is all
that future save as from crises Of the bayonet
Of anarchy oad nissala, sob 3hsfo me ballot
box Is EN- free Tie lhrowug 81 vote Is TIE hehcrt
duy of czenship and rio ipfowrE of vote aq'lesady
and undefsandnxy j The nafon's best sasl
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The Coming Contest.

In reference to the meeting Of the Democratic National
Convention, the Belfast Maine) Journal has the fol
lowing jus, remarks in respect 20 the aspect OF the APP
preaching contest between the two parties
"THE eAMrAleS OPENED Taking careful survey of the
held ut this moment, we may say with truth thai we be.
the democracy of the country entered the prcs
Dental contest with naerng prospects Of success
That there numbers Of competitors for the candidacy
true but OF these present themselves upon diff.
ferent pIaormsno offer the party different
Nor there any personal jealousy existing among them
which will lend GOODNESS the support which those who
chosen by the convention will give the
ful candidate.
The experience Of the past four years has again taught
the people that the Interests Of the county safe
only in the hands OF democratic administration There
must be halfway business about H. General Taylor
was elected the presidential office in 1913 under the sup
position that his accession wonld open cra-that
those who had grown old 10 political life TO be
perseied by who siatesmen and less pol
lcinns-that prescription To cease--ihat
had again purer days Of the young republic. Such
programme, together with his military enown. and his
nenly democratic personal charactercs, sufficient
call TO his support mas Of men not closely allied to any
political party and he elected. Bat what does the So
quc show That Gen. Taylor desired carry the plan
proposed by and for him. cannot doobt bat that he
who stood mp before and scattered tho Mexlcsn armies
cond resist the pressure OF horde Of political harpics
Is ain And, what unfortunate, being nc
politician he became the readily the prey Of unscru
pulous politicians. Perhaps cabinet never snr
rounded any President than that which surrounded General
Taylor Wishing 10 be removed from those poi
clans whose famous in the history OF The coun-
try, and who consequently known 10 him m leading
partsans he had the misfortune 70 step down grade IN
search OF persons not prominent as politicians, who
proved be, instead OF statesmen as distinguished IRON
politicians the mere oampoowers and spoilsmcn Of the
wing party These the who Galpbinzed Genera
Tayos administration, and who It It's odions distn
gushing land they bad their in tho
GARDENERS Of the present enthusiastically They, too, are
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THIIRSnAY. JuNE a 80


MIR. MILLS0N moved TO reconsider the vote by which
the Virginia military land warrant bill disposed OF
on former day but no further action took place
Mr.. STEPHENS OF Georgia, moved for call OF the
House bur subsequently Withdrew that motion
On motion Of Mi JOHNSON, OF Arkansas il was re-
solved that when the House adjourn, it adjourn to meet
on Monday next
Mr.. HOUSTON moved that the House 90 into Commit
lee OF the Whole on The state OF the Union.
Mr. Mi.LS0N submitted bills for the relief OF two
widows OF officers OF the revolutionary war; which
read first aud second times.
Mr. STANLY introduced bill 10 authorize the Secre.
ary Of the Treasury depose with the several States the
fourth instalment OF depose OF public moneys directed
10 be made with said States by the act of Congress 10
that effect which referred to the Committee OF Ways
and Means
Mr. BRIGGS presented the memorial of VIM B. Asior
and Others for the immediate establishment OF mint 10
the city OF New York. TO which is appended statement
OF the OF gold bullion IRON California received at
the port OF New York since lis annexation 10 the United
States which is 9l ,47S,553 ~; which refer,
red TO the Committee OF Ways and Means.
II was then moved that the House adjourn and the
yeas and nays having been ordered, the motion mega
uyed--yeas "a, nays 3D.
There being quorum present, on motion OF Mr.,
ORR, the House adjourned till Monday next
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
sArURDAY MORNING. JUNE 5. .ssa.
new Hampshire.

The legislature of this State assembled al Concord
Wednesday, and was organized by the choice in the
senate OF Hon John s. Wells OF Exeter, president
w L. Foster, OF Keene. clerk and Geo. c. Williams,
OF Lancaster assistant clerk-a unanimously elected.
In the house. Geo. w. Kitridge. Of Newmarket. was
chosen speaker; Thos J. Whppe. OF Meredith Bridge
clerk; and f. A. Hubbard, of Plymouth assistant clerk
All the officers democrats The wing vote for speak
er was "a ; ifeeso vote 30.
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nv J. 9. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

rHANCERY SAEBy virtue Of decree Of the circuit court OF
OF Columbia, for Of Washington, sitting In
chancery the Of Edward L. winder Il AL Thomas
A. win offer for sale public auction Saturday
day of June the PREMISES at O'Clock, lots
q, numbered 2t Lot numbered @,
50 north street by 80 feet TX inches deep and con
4o9 feet OF ground Lot number corner iol
81 clear public
fomeu by and Vermont
continuing ground Lot number fronts AZ
clear formed by The intersection Of Vermont
back width 90 and
en feet further 2oect alley, containing
3,7e0 feet.
The terms decree, third Of the
be paid sale and the residue In o. ~ and 10
with interest from the day salc which defer
by purchasers and the
made ratification OF sails and
the payment purchase the OF the
| chascrs.
j. q. MCGUIRE, Anctioneer.
NAYS
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SECOND DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 4


MIR Hamilton, OF Washington county, from the com.
mee appointed yesterday TO prepare the address and
resolutions, reported as follows:
Resolved, That the democratic republican party of Ma
ryland firmly adhere and maintain the principles laid
down by the Democratic National Conventions of $780, 1884,
and 1913.
Axd be it further resolved, That strict construction OF
the constitution of the United States and refusal
else all doubtful powers under required maintain
rights OF the States and Of the people, and
perpetay of the Union in its constitutional vigor and
purity.
RESOLVED, That the democratic republican party Of Mary
land regard the series OF known the Adjust
ment Compromise, and passed at the first session OF the
Thryhrst Congress- final settlement in principle and
substance, OF the questions therein embraced and that the
same should be In good faith maintained and executed
Ind be further res7ped That the people OF Mary land
demand--not only constitutional right, but In the
States bound together by glorious associations of the pas
and by ardent hopes of the uture-that the constitutional
provision by which gves from labor be delivered
up should be executed In the spirit in which adopted
and that all laws necessary for the purpose should be
passed.
dnd be il further resocsd. That the people Of Maryland
would regard laws passed by Congress- i'm pairing the
efficiency Of existing laws enforce this provision the
constitution OF bad faith the States directly
tcrested, and all States of the Union pricing consti
tuition the buwak Of their unity strength, aud liberty
The above resolutions adopted without dissent
ing voice
After further proceedings, the convention ad-
iourned.
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Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERs-HOUsE TO DE RE
MOVED AT AUCTION-On Tuesday, the 9Th June, shall
SELL premises at O'Clock, the substantial two sto
building alley back Of 9TH between and
streets, fronting Mr.. Cideon's stable.
The Smith, Of the best MATERIAL and
OF 1t Is % by 40 feet; to be
days from day OF sale.
credit and four MONTHS for notes sasacory
cndorscd bearing interest. A. GREEN,
June Ads Aueuoneer
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In continuation OF article OF yesterday, relating to
the proceedings OF the democratic convention OF the
Safe of MARYLAND, held the 81 instant, add the
following. taken from the Baltimore Awus
The convention reassembiei al the Democratic Hall
Tie Hon Robert M McLane being called to address
the convention until the commtee appointed 70 nominate
ne armament officers should be ready report 5elyared
an eloquent spirit thrilling address, which elected the
marked applause OF lie convention. the connittee
being prepared report, announced the following gem
temen as permanent officers ol the convention
For president, Col George w. Hughes, NJ Anne
Arundel county For vice presidents, John q. Whar.
ton OF Washington county; John Perine, OF Calvert
county, Dc + Bell, Of Baltimore county; Hon. Robert
M McLane, Of Baltimore city; Col William Camp OF
For secretaries, A. r. Stewart, Of Talbot county; H. p
Stephens, Of Prince Georges county John Collins, OF
Allegany county, and 4. r. Goslin OF Caroline county.
The committee also reported that the delegates whose
had been read by the secretary were all entitled TO
seats They recommended that the convention be gov
erned By the rules adopted by both houses Of the egisa-
tue which adopted unanimously
After discussion, which then ensued relative 10 the
method of choosing electors, the convention adjourned
| till s, r. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
| Alter some preliminary proceedings, the Hon. X. M
McLane and C. Humphreys, esq, declared unani-
mously chosen az the electors for The State at large
The following named gentlemen appointed elect.
ors for the congressional districts:
lst disirict--Col. John PeIne, Of Calvert county.
led 4. II Alvey, OF Washington county
sd g Carroll Spence, OF Baltimore county.
4ih e.. M. Gwinn. Of Baltimore city.
| 5,h ia. Wickes, OF Kent county.
9th ." 4. X. Wilson, OF Worcester county.
| A committee then appointed TO prepare resou-
tions. whereupo1I the convention adjourned
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New York Fashionable ClothinG Embellishments,
wholesale and RETAIL for cash only.
FRED MUNRoE CO., No. AL broadway betwecn Howard
ssrccs) NIL persons visiting New York,
PLEASURE call their extensive establish
M and examine tho superb assortment OF
Pine and fashionable clothing
furnishing goods
chldren's clothing, &C,
Of IN description, there exhibited for sale.
principles which New Orleans establish
which have madei universally popular in The South
land AL broadway, New York.
arides goods such enable all
and fashionable styles Of
and prices
Every IL sold under full guarantees.
rRCssTbc each article ke IN
plain figures upon ckc and reduction
&c made,
Al descriptions Of clo,hna
ALFRED MuNROE b CO.,
AL broadway, New York.
ALrRsp MusnoR,l
WV D. AnpArr May l5-d3mif
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IN GRAFTON POWELL n respectfully announced
wi the ofhe Second Ward candidate
council NJ the ensuing election, and viii be supported by
May I2-eodd' MANY VOTERS,