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DID STOCK
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
Farm err 8 tore,

I HAVE jus, opened n, handsome n stock Of
/ New Goods ns haa ever been brought into hs
or any other Town m the West, | supcrinrenicd
the purchase OF them in New y orN in person and
took V possible pans 10 secure the very best ar-
cles, and She lntr-t styles aud fashions
have also made arrangements with Houses in
the East TO supply me with all the latest and most
popular patterns, oiall kinds Of
Ladies' Dress Goods;
So that they can he Ind here, at my store, almos,
., the same time they make their appearance in the
East.
My stock ia all new, and warranted to be Of the
very best quality for the price. Call and see Tor
yourselves. take pleasure in showing my Goods
and shall charge no one who may wish to nspec,
them, Tor my time, II they do not purchase.
lfS- he sure to Cal at the Farmers
store, w. Side Of the Court House Square
N.B.-All kinds OF Produce taken at the high
est market price, IN exchange for Goods.
May %, lS12-ll. {. a. FISHER.
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4 Largo stock of the best quality Of Imperial
~ md Young Hyson teas, for iam,|y use al rem
Sonabie prices Tor sale at the Ottaird DRUG Store.
may Is W " CIyABLY
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~ Mansion House, 1s-e'
/. Ottamn. I'll. -

BIZ NIRIN INNAN
fI'lllS establishment, has recently been purchls
l ed by The subscriber and fitted up Tor the tras-
..inR PloHc. l., locauoul is central, and ~ pains
wal be sptIrd 20 render q acceptable to those vino
my favor HIM with call. jane 5 a.
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Flower Pots and Vases.


4 LARGE and the only assortment Of plain
~ and Gothic Flower Pos and Naces. tor sale
cheap a. the lnyl5J Otfalca Drug Store
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cloth ORES SING


And Wool C1ri!ug done ON reasonable terms, and
nj short notice. None bot the best wolkmen wul
be- employed
Any person loIog 10 Chicago from the central or
southern part VI lhe state, will pass boy tins town,
and all the subscriber wishes 10 insure conuuu-
amer ut patronage, !. to once have q man patron
ne him. Wool can be- sent hy water up the lit
uoIs river, directed TO 4 Ml,-s0n, Joliet, " Vi
county. TO the Gaze OF q. A lindlry * Co Ia
sale, III and ItwI.. be forwarded where cloth vii
Dee pat up In neat and safe manner according 10
the above terms, md sent ~ rrlun to any part Of
the state. without troubling owners TO accompany
d.. or % can BE- sent from the Ohio or Miss .-sppi
without any trouble, by sending to the care Of Car
son & D~nur, - Louis. Mo directed to us at this
place. Cnshpa,d for WOO a'al, times, Il, the mar
Nci prc". hy me a Joliet, VIII county, ILL.,, or Nv
Carson & Dcnne St Louis, No.
Vii mold myself responsible for al WOO prop
erIy drecred and r-c"prrd hy ary responsible
house AZ points on the Illinois river
Should Farmers wish Tor further information on
'h" subject by addressing \ line To the subscriber.
40 joliet, VII county, It wI.i receive immediate at
t-nlton. hope and expect TO receive some wool
from every nrlghbohood IN the STATE and from
some ARG" amount. Every effort shall be made
Go give general satisfaction, and hope that Farm
cg.and others vii take an interest IN sending me
customers.
Sugar, MOioSSeS, Cc6ec, SAT-, Sc,
Win be kept on hand in large quantities, to sup
ply Couu'ry Merchants aud customers
]. \. MATTESON
y. i Persons coming from distance with =
qunuu'y OF WOO, 10 be- corlrd NJ manufactured ii
obliged In stay over night, saa. be at nuexpcn.r.
Joliet, June 5, ISt2-3m. !. A. NJ
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4 FRESH supply Of raislns, hgs, ci,fon, cur
n rans, prunes, preserves, pickles, aud pepper
ass all new and Of superior quality, for sale cheap
Il the may IS Oitdira Drug Hore
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W autCi.
Shaw Is!

O,0OO ms Of good Butter, Tor which the highest
| market price will be paid II delivered within
one month AZ my2a CHEEvERs.
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Cnrhart'. PIicnt MeIndc0n.

The increased demand for this superior irs,rp
ment has enabled the Manufactured to make suh
stdnfiGl Improvements in the mechanical part u
them, and We can now offer better instruments q,
the same low prices than ever before
4 ctaye mrlodeons extra fine 81,
~ do Do er5
do 10 SIS
AIA c ErEr7r, Arrr,.,
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900 KEGS Boston Nails, Of all sizes, ., the
wv Pain, Oil and Glass Store
bee 81 liossAcr
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On Hand Again !

IL
I s now opening his spring stock Of Goods, which
i rs usual is better adapted 10 the trade than any
one to be found in the country. Everything in the
way of Dry Goods, staple and fancy; Boots and
Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Japan
ned Ware, and Cutlery, may b. bought al prices
that will nslonlsh the buying community.
Ottawa Mnv l5-if
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I.cyI,Oru t.ou,sc,s.

StHAWLS vi,hour number Of all varieties, from
4 y ia to so Tor sale by iny22 CHFEvFS
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BY The lfuiTIr Nalr MrRmrr TO Ottawa.
II. MONTGOMERY
HAS Just returned from 81. LOUIS with large
IL and extensive Assortment Of
Groceries Cir1rs utsburg Ale, dc,
brought direct to the Ievce at Ottawa by steam.
bOai, the first in the sensou
EAT4BLES--Wrs'ern Reserve Cheese, Soda
Crackers Baltimore Cove Oysters and Slrd.nrs IN
OH, forsa'e Nv Mar27 R Montgomery
Fresh Fruits.
n RANGEN, lemons, rnisius, frs, s s a.
~ monts prcons pea nu's, pruues, plums, CO.
con nuts &c, for sale by m27 Il Vopfgomcry
Fresh Teas.
INPERiAL, young hvsor Gun rowdcr md
black teas, for sale by 'm97l Il. MONTGOMERY.
Fish.
CCPERiOR cod FISH herring, mnckcrcl, &C.
- for sale by mnrE7 Il MONTGOMERY.
Sundrics.
TiSSIi, pepper, Dmen'o, ginger, chocolate,
- and mustard, in fine order lorsole by
mar@7 f. Montgomery.
Vinegar.
ESTqua,iy. WhsAcy by the barrel for s,,c
- by mar.7 u, MONTGOMERY
NsNTED!
" With ,hs R rsI" ana m,E @ or isI
will be p0id in cash, NJ rhr Farmers Store, doors
north OF the Post Office.
n. B-Thc Farmers s,or. hrs ,us, received n
large stock Of Groceries, which will be sold as low
as was ever oiIcredIn this market
I Also, n choice stock Of Dry Goods, &c, &c
100 numerous TO menuon--tor snle cheap For
particulars, cal and see C.. a FISHER
Ouann, Aprl g.
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GENERAL WAR.
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES!
NAvE Ju,r RECEIVED Ny SpnlvG SrocK Of
READY lIhDE CLOTHING,
Which was selected IN New York expressly foi
this market, ana believing 1t to bc superior for du.
rlbliIiy, both IN matrEl0. and make, a. vel, rs IN
ntcnrss Of style, | would earnestly invite all my
friends to call and examine for themselves usk
no one 20 buy my Goods unless be- is sNtlstc Il that
those offer him are IN every respect superior, and
n. the same time cheaper than he can boy al other
places.
hive now been engaged ia the Clothing Busi.
ness IN Ottawa for nearly Two years; and although
two extensive Clothing Establishments had been
established here before M yet have received an
amount OF patronage which was entirely unrSpcct-
ed, and feel Il my duty 20 return my wnrmrs,
thanks to my friends for their patronage thus far,
and HOPE | shall continue 10 please them, both m
the clothing sell and the prices ask SO as TO Sc
cure their continued patronage.
My object is 20 sci, Good-, md with that view,
have 70 graduated my prices, tina, know they
CANNOT EE UNDERSOLD.
came here 10 compete with an Estab .shmcn,
which sought TO nonopolllc the whole trade and
hvin'r0tucur superior quality oiGoods, and cut
ing down prices, | have succeeded hryon my most
sanguine hopes have adopted, therefore,
H:aD vH "a. mt:-N" u ~ ~ q . ~
IA my motto, and under it shall pursue my bust.
ness ~ Utltlolblts uUNtl INV IllNtlpe mat lUe
"Nimble SiSpence Is better than the Slow Sh.l.
ling"
For the Spring Trade have jus, opened iul,
assortment vt
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Ofall descriptions sizes and qualities great VA.
rc,y of GenIlemru's Furnishing Goods
Trunks, IaIiseS, Carpet Bags,
Ofnll dissertations; Hats ana Caps. &c IN short
everything necessary 10 complete Gen'eman's
Toilet Al Of which, | repeat, viii sci, a; the
lowest prices possible.
Be sure To call at my old stand,
Opposite ~ MANSON N5N:,
hrG ~. Door Ess, OF h. Chicago Ch,sr stove, m
Ottawa, and examine NV stock, which s,~nys
take pleasure 10 cNhh, 70 customers lScsagd II
no trouble to show Goods 20 come on
] .n,,l - IsIn-,T EnW Apn NIsr
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l'Nh:lCtN.
Fruit and Nuts.

4 SUPERIOR article Of tine cut md Ceven-
n dish chewing tobacco, cheaper than can Ne
ouud elsewhere IN town .myl5l " " Carariy
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DIAM and Fnncy visiting, friendship and con.
/ vrr,atIon cards, Illuminated rGoltos, fancy
srals she'll velvet, and plain card cases. blink and
printing cards dilecntqu qualities 10 suit purchasers.
AlIofwhich wll be sold very low Tor cash by
may Is " ". Cararly
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s:INS.

CANAL SCRIP and Indebtedness, for which
X the highest price wal be pad.
mar l3 JONI HossAcE
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wNOI. WOOL.
MliIIr .lnIirI Stone.

I WILL buy 400. and pay The highest Fuc
i Jun" ; T. & NATlNGl
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Books aud Stationery.

WE have Just laid IN q ravy supply Of books
w ana stationery, consisting oi.choU md mis-
c'il1ncous books fine letter. note and ioo-csp pa
per; letter and note envelopes, p.an aud fancy.
all OF which We wall sell at he lowest prices.
may IS ". ~. Cardr'y
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summer Goods.

4 SPLENDID assortment, at from Is tc
~ offered at my22 CuEEyE
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sniaors Wine store, 40 w slnut street. phias
and cheap. s5nider aeyn consequences Of
Gus sales made BY him eonsaneIsessn Obliged largely tore
faction sf offering Of tho best wines and Liquors imported
DUN GORDON Cor Sss embracing dssse pale al very
low prices old and very choice aion draggt
gsiona specially seeelsd Tor AIaontado
boie up Europe which he challenges equal TO any
The and Amondaao peculiarly adapted
consaeseen as they strengthen without stimulating and have
Pownes principally specially selected for his sales 10 consul
me from the s,oeA Of "Buesier" al opoO, and Imported de
These wines uiy delicate and have been highly
all Ports and red wines palnled of as such -
The gallon Wholesale By the cask Among them Is some rare
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port -, - -, =.
TOO careful In their choice OF Port -
Madeira wines Of various sorts dry and eh south side old East
and West Indies, sreia &c. Sc Sc draugh and in bo'es
As 10 The sparkling wines OF The subscriber is wen known
ported by him. other Wines and sold prices
as most OF inferior wines nowin the Market which ara
lie has champagne wines Of various brands and qualities at
generally himself Judge, and he
asss 'he h a sss ~ o e Of Medds
burgundy wines he has large stock and can assure
thai be can present 70 them from his vaults so0d bottle OF Bur
sanens and Barsae always on hand in bottles u. ),
bernhard Jordan Of cobienz extensive and number
Mntages "stenber which The best growth Of
i the Rhine.
Of Cognac and other brandies he has fine
stock old ollsoo Of Guard Dupu CO..
and celebrated Of In eighth casks and leis ~
| be sodlow.
brandy and liquors. including all OF
above sold BY retail in quantity desired
An goods days reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders win be promptly executed Il sent by mail or teie
Address JACOB sNIDER,jr,
Cheap Wine store 10 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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REmOvAL-The celebrated Dr. G. W. RoBAcK professor Of
~ mnoogy astronomy, p1rcnology combined
with conlurnnon, from Sweden, having once
White street. New York, offers his services
o washington lie has been
EUROPE and enjoys higher reputation asrooger
my ons living Nsnvues calculated according
-, gentlemen y, Persons at distance have their
W sending the date OF the day Of their birth. All
isusrs containing the above foo
non and naivues sent any part o. the world wrten on
durable and he ia
con1u.uon on any q the following topc conhp advice
gwen TOT inc successful accomplishment
ne has ne power TO redeem such given free
Of me and o all cases Of hazard, and recovery
stolen o ost properly and the purchasing Of
the abovenamed have done in ms % "a ~
nssviss or horoscopes have been during last four
well In and the mail ta pe,sn.
money through the post r Robsnl
monthly and missed
An letters will be reIriousy attended prepaid par
tcular oce
call at the office Of the Unon and astrological
gratis.
o. w RoBACR,
White street. New York.
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hChAohDs november ~ 1901.
conformity tbs Virginia Of 1872 page 4s section 10,
Il all whom that IL
pears Of the escheao Of the ely Of Norfolk dated
November 1884, and received into the land Office
November 1851 thai BY inquest held the 24i
October 1881 the following lots lying IN The city Of Norfolk
have been eseheaied 10 ths Commonwealth 10 vii
bounded BY Dartmouth street the soath BY Prince
by creek the NORTH and BY Amelia street
with wood dwelling house ON ~ esehealed nom the
esta of John Lawrence, deceased. 4-## .Ur -
BY North Isl street the souh and
by with old brick house u,
esohealed fron OF Robert MeManns deceased
OF Botetourt street. bounded
by eden land NORTH land and
eseheated from OF Richard
s. II. PARKER,
Nov I6-Iaw6w Register OF the Land odee.
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A COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body OF the Law :
"A BY arranged with reference 10 the
most approved authorities.
vols, Law sheep, syo, pp 4,l77 Retail Prise SEQ sow
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of the Profession.
profession that contain such body Of
public patronage. .t,p ,rsr,cp W., CON
Justice Nelson in his opinion Of the above
toned work. .,,,, :. ~ ), ,yonru
NEw yonx, Sept 20, 1880
The vast ace, mutation of reliable range
powerful auxiliary to The law student giving facility
and win extensively aid the studen the pracuuone
$50 $50 ~ ROBERT J. WALKER.
ooroBrR 10, 1850.
gat6ed with their accuracy; much pleased
precision with which tannounces the pn
from il myself profession should
learn merits, and like me- enjoy its advantages ,
Nrw YoRK CRY, Oct. 16, 1850.
mpa all the advantages of accurate and well arranged
book while the profession vast deal Of time and
'''''' DAVID PAUL BROWN. Philadelphia.
MI with diligence and accuracy the
points by his questions and has
very ably which those questions apply The
authorities copous 10 any
'e''o' . '"' "''" '' JUDGE PETERS. Philadelphia.
my allow and satisfied thsit ad
mraby adapted purpose which 1t obviously de
From examination OF The several
titles, with confidence that thsy are treated WIN great
'''s"e"' JUDGE oRIDIEY, Utica, New York.
be help the student than any ot,sr
'aoe as 'Au'''e ''-'' w. l.. HURST, Philadelphia.
The n,an and u,y and accuracy OF
unqualified appreciation Of the most I,s N me
safs ns a, s
OF ashngton city, Weston Of Maine, &C., &c. , ,,nS,,
Nv "a m and 81
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: : r
IN VIM T. James, of New Rochelle, New York.
praying extension of patent granted 10 him for
from the expiration
patent which place the thirteenth day of April
A ID. 1852
petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 18th day Of April at ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified and show they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing required file in the Patent
Office their ectons specifically set forth in writing least twenty
filed by either
hearing
which will be furnished appica
ton
Ordered that this notice be published in the National Intel
ligencsr Republic Union, Washington, d. c.; Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pa Providence Journal Providence, r. IL
Pisburg Gazette Pisburg Pa Express New York ~ VI Daily
the Daily Journal Milwaukee, Wis
successive weeks pevious to the l2 day Of
April neat . ,,,.x,..
Commissioner of Patents.
Editors papers will please copy, their
bills once, paper containing this notice.
Feb l3-law3w
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@ N nAO WORTH OF dry goods at prime cost
04U,UUU BARNES MITCHELL intending change in their

@ m nAn WORTH OF dry goods ut prime cost =
04U,UUU BARNES &MITCHELL, intending change IN their
public hat and ater 20
they will sell for cash article in their house At s cost
assorted with GOODS they
purchasers they have opportunity OF get
such bargains been offered IN washington
will be sold at sacrhee Their
stock hand probably the largest In The Dct and com
prses the and desirable styles Of tho
They would invite particular attention to their heavy STOCK OIL
new silks ans &c which must be reduced
Also popns black and colored apacas,
black French worked collars inside hand
kerhef cambria ecgings and nsertngs
lace nge fancy silk neck ties, seas rband white Can
Cashmere shaw Bay State and tbet wool
do, Tarleton musn lusions pink blue and white
for evening dresses domestic
linen heengs, linen table damask di
ape linens cloths and vesngs Of every de-
crpton velvet, Brussels theepy and ingram carpets rugs,
floor oicoths, blankets, quilts, &c.
their friends and patrons
that selling shall certainly do must be for
books win be closed until the contemplated
change takes place, due notice OF which VIII De gwen
Between 9Th and 9Th Streets Penn. Avenue
l4-3aw3wif
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JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Commissioner of PEN
and Simeon Smith, formerly Of Oglens
burg York. opened Office Washington city for
OF claims
departments Of the general They
business be nusted
Reference be made member. Of Tho last
Congress.
Hotel, viii be duly attended 10.
l0--dIy
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worfhInCton q. Sn~theu

CONTINUES In Supreme Cont to attend 10
claims and settle accounts
against departments and boards Of commsoners 10
patents home and abroad 70 obtain pensions and
and bounty collect de dividends legscies and nhe-
United In foreign countreri
make funds loans and and bond and mort
purchase sale oloanr, lands and
patent rights, In State of the Union
Particular attention paid California land tide coming
70 TIE United States Supreme Court appeal
Communications prepaid addressed 10 g. Snehen Carroll
Place Capitol ' Washington d. c., will meet with prompt at
tention, Oct os-diy
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EM s4EEE %

A NEW Route TO Pitfsburg, via the Baltimore, Sus-
qaehanna, RaiiroadThrough Pffsbug
90 hours express WIN daily
States mail from Washington and Baltimore
M connecting with the fast line Mddlerown
irving nj Harrisburg at II, m, 10 dinner.
The train for arriving
Holiday bg Aihs point have the option Of
Jobnsown thence by packet boats
stages nom Holldaysburg TO Piitsbnrg.
Tickets following points by this train to wit
wrhtsvc Columbia, Marietta, Middeowh Harrisburg,
Port Merstown Perysvie Lewistown, Moyeysown Hunt
inrdon, Hoilidaysburg, and pittsburg.
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
passes through Carlisle shippenbug Chnmbcrsburg, and
points this road.
Of from Washington for
will be AT The
Railroad Company the arrival OF
morning receive the baggage which will be
carried free OF charge to Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct i-df Ticket Agent
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General Agency and Law once at Washington,
DE sELDfNG 4 wYLIE,

DE sELDfNG WYLIE,
Toas BaIdins PennsyIvania arense merit door ~s o.
Bropn's Hotel, Washfngton, ID. Q.
rHhs DE SEEDING & ANDREW WYLIE, IT,. having formed
partnership for the purpose of prosecuting claims before
departments, before board OF com
adjustment OF spoliaions other
Claims against foreign prepared TO give their
business that be intrused 10
their charge obtaining bounty
duties claims arising under contracts eaies or
selling estate, collecting private claims
sc.
Andrew Wyie will attend law business with which
either ntrused In OF the courts OF
ne District or Supreme Court Of the United States.
United States commissioner, notary
public deeds for all the States OF The unon
rive prompt taking Of testimony acknowledg
ment OF which appean TO his office
Charges regulated by the amount claimed,
the er ento services required
Communications (post paid receive immediate attention.
.ptB-dly
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MOSES T.. HOLT,

mDSF.S HOIT,
ATToANEY COUNSELLOR Law,
San Francisco, California.
RrrrpRscrs; Hon w. fng M c. Aabamat John Taylor
esq Mobile Alabama Mesars Rhodes. Wright, Co.. New Or
e. Clark Tsrboro, North Carolina
Hon w NJ Californian Benz X, New York
cyi r. Healey esq boston, Massachure A. HATCH csqr
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, May T-2awy
NEW York California millionaire As.oetstion--
one thousand dollars. Capital 81 600,
OF shares Obtained by Influential
special admitted In
York, from
the 81 900 cash, and
issued therefor annually
prospect doubling the whole, IN safe operations In
mining the United States under the direction and
troll OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent oftbe Company
No II Wall street, New York.
aid obtaining with the United States app
The association, 10 be employed at diff
points, where line of and vessels be made
available carrying the nails and freight aud
from Europe, Asia, Afica, and the Americas
increasing business doing with Cafor
MIA the Pacific Sc and 80 long a. The supply Of gold continues
capital goods and manufactures, viii astonh the
liberal views and calculations therefor And meet this
thereby association formed
der nrm and style OF y. HOLDEN h CO,
Mercantile, Commercial and Commission Merchants, banking
Insurance and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 900.
Febo-u
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ID ~. HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
floor oil cloths,
sbeetine bisnkets and house generally
Pennsylvania between 9Th Streets
ID. c. s :
Ans 0o--u
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HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as

HOUSEKEEPING articles such
III China dinner and
China dinner, tea, and toilet ware
OF every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and grandoles
manc and table ornaments
Japanned goods plated ware
iron goods, Albata and britannia ware
nSiis Of almost description
Wood ware, ware, baskets, brushes, Sc.
housekeeping
honsekeepers those about furnishing
viii find decidedly TO their interest 20 call and exam
inc articles and prices z. w. BOTELEh,
Nov l6-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market
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The steamship Columbia will ply, in connexion with the
Francisco and ports In Oregon
$50 lbs baggage ee not en-
eeedipg in measurement 10 cubic feet
Chagres 70 cents foot, ana from
Panama o AN Francisco the Of 800 per ton
freight passage apply at the ONCE Of the company "
West street New York city. M o. ROBERTS
l6-d3m
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pTsIyATE TUToR-A young English gentleman who has
received good education, and resided
anriou. 10 obtain the position OF companion young
sons IN some private family of responsibility.
References character family
gwen 20 parties ofhe highest espcctsby either In ths country
In England,
Address Aer vance, pos, ONCE, oswero New York
Mar ls-dnf