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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

Il - BEWARE OF COUNTERF EITs Avn
W>>s PATENT INFRINGEMENTs- THE
PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS, AMY.
NAVY, AND POCKET SIZES, Price Sly. For
sale at s. SUThERLAND'S, Main street
ap 25-lmis* Opposite the Farmers Rank
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Mr.,.. p.rro, .,p Csump.-Yes,erday's

MEssRs Parton AND CRuMP. ~ esterday's
Enquirer publishes letters from Aessrs. JOHN
M. Parton and w. w. CRuMr, declining the
nominations of the Democratic meeting OF
Saturday night last-the former Tor the Sc
nate, the latter for the House of Delegates
Mr.. Parton says, that independent of the con
| sideraton whether he could be elected or no .
| il would he improper for him to stand beG 70
the public as a candidate for an Office which
| he could not accept.
Judge CRuMr declares, that while if politi.
cal contests and political notoriety possessed
any charm for him, he would desire no better
cause or filter occasion than the Democratic
meeting had offered him to vindicale the purity
and value OF the Democratic failh-yet that
| having, long since, resolved to accept no po-
itical office, and believing it unwise for the
Democrats to make nominations in Richmond,
| both with view to the interests of their par
ty and those of the city ; because they would
thus restrict the range of selection number of
Wing aspirants would furnish, and insure the
| election of the Wing caucus nominees-he
| cannot consent TO be considered a candidate.
| Remarking upon his Discrimination for politi.
cal contests end INDUCING some sentiments
on this point which are indeed very admirable
and very rare-he introduces the following
| with reference to the suggestion of Native
Amercanism in connection with his name in
the Democratic meeting, Saturday night:
"If evidence were wanting to show the Or
deal OF misrepresentation and misconstruction
through which the candidate for political
| honors must pass, let me remind YOU that up
on the very threshold Of my career, have
been wounded In the house of my friends by
a charge against my soundness upon the ques-
ton Of Native Americanism'-a charge so
absurdy unjust, that nothing but the grossest
| ignorance OF my whole political career could
| exempt from suspicion ,of maIice-so I'M
just that | will not condescend to deny it
but content myself with challenging the pro-
duction of one single sentiment ever uttered
by me which affords the slightest pretext for
it, When such charges come from political
friends, what may we not expect from our
enemies n
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and the introduction of water from the City Water
Works, and aid promised in the erection of neces.
sary buildings within said enclosure The use Of
Lsfayefte Hall was also granted to the Virginia
state Agricultural Society Q reasonable time before
| and during the continuance of the exhibition or
fair.
| Commissioners The following commissioners
OF election were appointed to superintend the vote
to be taken the 23d inst upon the question Of the
city's subscribing s210,O to the Virginia Central
| Railroad
For Jefferson Wcrd-G NJ Darlington, D Baker,
Jr; A Lacy, Mllspaugh, John Lyon.
For Madtson Wards Harrison, Ii w
Qusrles, J Brooks, J Wickhan, and J Il Gardi-
lner.
Monroe Yard H L Brooks, w Rutherford, G
w Munford, w Palmer, C Dimmock.
Marshall Ward.-M Woodson, G X Crutchfeld,
J P Tyler, D Trueheart and w d Blair.
Wharyes An act amending the charter of the
city passed by the Legislature April 5th, giving the
city authority to have wharf property at Rockets
improved, was taken up and read and on motion
of Mr. Anderson it was resolved tina! the question
of accepting said amendment be submitted to the
people at the polls on the Goth inst.
day evening next, and consider upon new series
of ordinances relative to markets, and adjourned.
THE u S. CIRCUIT Court was engaged yester.
day in the trial of James Osborne, Whiskey Joe,
Henry Mcintyre, Wesley Vaughan, James Woods,
James Nugent and Thomas Burns, indicted for
mutiny on the high seas on board the ship Harriet
Augusta, of which Isaac C. Trott was Captain, on
the 23d of March last. When srraigned at the
bar, the whole crew plead not guilty. The evil
dence of their disobedience of orders quite
elusive. Mr. E. Y. Cannon appeared for the de.
fence. All the witnesses for the United States, tes
tiled to the bad conduct of the prisoners through.
out the voyage from Liverpool to City Point.
The case was argued with great ability by Mr..
Cannon, and was replied to with equal force by Mr.
Gregory. The jury retired, and in five minutes
rendered verdict of guilty; but recommended
Nugent to the mercy of tbs Court.
LET THERE BE LIGHT.-On Saturday night we
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ROPER q MURRAY, UNDER:
> TAKERS, Governor street, between
laLu enu IanAnn. fe 23-ly
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& - AtAdam a. Cos Family bakery
l44 Main street, can be obtained Bred
Rolls, Biscuit, Crackers Cakes of all kinds Fr7Jit
Pies, DC, manufactured daily from the best mate.
rails Balls, Parties, &c, supplied at short notice
Orders promptly attended to. ia2s
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RICHMOND JUNIORS.
Il Attend meeting of your company THIS
&EVENING, q. O'Clock, at the house of the
III Captain. By order of the Captain.
~ my ll-1t~ X. w. JONES, o. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

A ATTENTION. EAGLE INFANTRY.
q Attend meeting of your company at Lafayette
iii Hall, ON Thursday next, the 18th instant at
~ 81 o'clock, P NJ.
By order of the First Lieutenant commanding.
my IL JOHN POWELL. JR, s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

~ FOR SALE.-AN No Harness HORSE,
A0six years old; Also light Carriage, but
nIl.e worn. Apply to
mvll TOLER e. COOK, Agents,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11
NEW PRINTING OFFICE,

GU1D. sEc.-50 bbls N Carolina Shad
IL bbls Schooly d. Sons Hams
Receiving and for sale by
mvIl INO WOMBLE g. CO
TIME VIRGINIA MEDICAL AND SUR
J. GlCAL JOURNAL Tor May, 1853, jus. received
and for sale by A. MORRIS,
my ii 81 Main street.
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&@Hz FOR PHILADELPHIA 70
S1ssAkz sail on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at 8
O'Clock NJ
The steamship Virginia, Capt Teal, is now
ready to receive freight, and will sail as above
For freight or passage, apply to
nv II ROBERT RANKIN
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ell head but II only dropsd still lover. Suipri
scd, he unclasPrd the slrndrr fingers from the cold
brow. Tut ls could rpt arouse hrr. She slept
quiet aud sweetiy shat sleep that knows uo
waking"
hmli the busy sounds oflabor, the wind canor
Of iha' noisy and dusty room her spirit had rro-
ken It's enrihl, fe'lers and .oared up through the
dark wall and rolling drum, out into Cod pure
AIR and bright sunsliH.--up upl or. chli of
e,rlh up fadher It'll through the dark rthci tlur
the regions Of infinite space, to TO the throne, Of
the Eternal
Wrl and molly had she performed her vow.
Grave and learned doctors met IN solemn ron.
claye around hcr lfl-s, fim giving it as ,heir
deliberate opinion that she died .. disease Of the
hear, of many years standing
Sleek pn,Uly ciuztns gave forth their solemn
verde, that rhe aiti By the s;sitntion of God :
S range words mocker, This was all tliey knew
Of the young, loving Heart that htd been slowly
breaking in hrr midst i've wear, yrar-l
II was not I'LL the heavy cluds ay thick upon
her gentle breast, that her brolher knew that he
wss ssterlc-- as wrll as fsthrrless And ti,ough
he sorrowed fur her IN BITTERNESS Of heart, i, was
not Until he arrived nstbe aye of manhood that
he fully realized the .essl ssn. iainei; thnt w.
ton that led her to saCSiicc or hin. not only the
spring time Of her youth ,u The chosen Of her af
iection', but her very existence
He became a minister Of The church Of God. and
waa instrupeVial in wnBrg nnuy souls to Christ
His was the r. s.tle.s rover uflearning the won
drous gift Of feloquence. Many lips pral-ed many
hearts hlest him. Bot who thought of her whose
tolls aud privations laid the foundation his uac.
mllue,,i Who remembered the lowy maiden
who wa,ered with her tears thu seed that brought
fuIlh So gloriuus a harvest
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be- "anl II will dp him good lie accordingly
went to spa at once, AT thit trulrr age, an! 70.
mrinsq M active servire for two years, until the
, cose q: the war. He then returnhd home, at the
egp ui eleven an resumed hi. edGcttion At school
Since ,hcn hr has mn.i II liz time bean employ
ed in active duty He commanded III ia'ed SON.
ers ia IN hlnrkair duty at Vera Cruz and other
parts of the GulfJurng the Whole Of the Mexican
war, and being Frustrated hy sickness, was sent
home hhi .hnrt time h"fore She was lost For
two years prcvon- to his sailing, for the Medlter
rAnean in the 81 Lo,.,s he was ATTACHED to tie
Navy Yrrd Mt PMlads pia. the society VIII ID
vll lpng remember him aud his accomplished
family
Capt. Tngraham married. firrett Rrt'edgr Lau-
rene, uf South Chr"linr grand daughter on the
pntrrnal 81 le, ui Henry Liurrus the President Of
the lirs, Continental Congrtss aud who, after.
warts. was cariored by British irigtste, while
an his way 10 France a. American Commissioner,
aud coufncd fr long time in The Tower Of Lon.
don On the maternal side she i. the grand dsugh-
ter "f Edward Rutledg-, one OF siyners Of the
Dr"lsrctnn OF independence. His eldest son Hen
ry Llurena Ingraham, is now Mldshpman at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
II is curious circumstance, that by intermar-
rage with the American family, the Ingrah,m
bl nl foN- in tho veins nf some of he most dis.
llngui-hed ofii'ors ~ he British Navy. Among
thee was the late Captain Bsrnynti. C. B. CHE
author) aud Sir Edward B lchrr, k G. b who
lately commsnl,d the Exploring Expedition
round the world, and who now commands the Ar.
TIC expedition. lately sent out by the British Al
miaIity. in search of Sir Jim Franklin. The
grandmother Of both these oifrer- was an Ingra.
ham, the relative Of Commander IngrAhaui.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY. MBER "a, 1853 VOL. XIV

meteor. that Ang4 i.s golden Grishtness.upon the
world f"r n moment, aud then vanishing leaves
il rn'hrouisd with rcdoubled gloom; but it shall
b" - bright, shining and an abiding start A. a
philosopher. thy name flshe. round myriad
lightning spres, and dashes back the red light.
that, de. cending from th- .kie', threatens de.rac
ton und death 10 the unsuspect,Hg. AS q States
man. thy fearless ectio;,s thy glorious deads--
thy indcf,tgnbe zeal, and thy noale sentiments
in vindiction Thy country. her rights and her
pfosperity--is written in letrrs bright rs sun
beams npon the annals of thy coun,ry's history;
and a. patriot thy pure and philan'hropic rae
riIices, thy unsullrd enieavors. aud the constant
efforts to secure The liberty Of thy bleediug coun
Try, is indeI'hly stamped upon the hearts Of the
AAielcan people and shall have an existence
there I'LL time shall lie no more.
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From the n. I. fines Of the Tth


We have hceu favored, from reliable saurce
by a geographically sketch Of Commander lngra.
aam, whose late galhut conduct IN Command uf
the 81 Loujs, in the harbnr OF Smyrna, has given
him world wide rcputtion
Commander Duncan lngmham is the son Of the
late Nathluel lngraham, Esqr, o: Charleston.
5. c. aud belongs 10 family nghy naval III It's
character All Of them, with one exception, were
officers in he navy His father being the intimate
friend -. Paul Jones volunteered uDdet his cnun
m nl when he left France m the Bon HomyIs
Richard, l7TO and taught with Inn III the battle
with t. e British fIgaIe Scraps, Que oi the most
desperate actions III the annals ot naval warfare
lli- Uncle Capt. Joseph lngrtham, U. ). N. was
lost in the Z. 5, ship Pich ring, when went down
at seN, and vas never heard of, "A, the beginning uf
this century. Iii. cousin, William lngrahim, was
kll ed a. the age oftwenty, when a Lieutenant IN
the u ). Navy.
The sole expectation in the family was HI, Un
Gle Duncan lngraham, E'qr. from whom he re
cpived his name. he was one the most accom-.
plished OF hi. day, and though intimate with the
leading political men If our cuun,ry, yet from
taste aud early association. he was luyalist IN
hi- views, At the opening of the revelation in
MA, ha went 10 Europe and remained there un.
I'll ITS close John Adams When commissioner to
France, in i77o frequently speaks Of Inn in his
dairy, lately published, ns his associate in Paris.
llE returned, however, to this country il lfSi,
gave in hi. adherence to the Government, and per
mted his son to entrer the Navy--the Lieut. " IT,
lam lngraham whom we have mentioned as being
killed in the service
Capt Ingmh-m received his shipmau's war
rant, Mt tho age nine years, during the last wal
W ith Great Britain. Com Smith. Of South Caro-
Ina, the intimate friend Of his father being about
to sail in the friga,e Congress, requested Mr. In
graham to allow him to take his son with him -
I"We shall probably have al engagement" said
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How TO Day FrACHe..-1ake those Of the
best uiliv, lust as they are tipe enongh TO eat,
halve them, remove the stones and sprinkle over
them, in the hollow from which the PIT was taken
little nice sugar, dry them IN n brck oven after
the bread. &c, il withdraw
They are Tar better than II dried in the sun.
retaining their aroma and Il svor, and bcsid = are
totally free from insects Prepared in tins way,
from peaches fully ripe, they need n cooling, bu'
are simply soaked in cold va',r All the usIr
they require (rangrng oi course with the variety
is added while drying Pcarhe1 'hus dIied and
prepared are only inferior to fresh fruit, Of which
they retain the flavor in a remarkable degree
II you prefer, take them not quite SO ripe, aud
peel the fruit, but the favor is no, So good as
whom fully ripe, and is disslPa'ei in the process
Of drying.
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Swamp Lands.

The commissioner Of the general land Office
writes as F"llnwato ud M.nly Esq, Of CLARK
county, in reply to letter Of the latter on the
subject. Reg.
SIG:-ln reply to your letter oF the 2nd inst D.
haze to state that, where patents have been
lssrd BY the U States iur swamp land- entered
sacc the law was pass ed tie same must be re
called AID the location cancelled. The law yea
ted the title to SAID lands in tie states upon the
pa.-age Il the act, therefore the Unrtd State,
having M further control over them could not
convey the fee 10 any individuals.
In answer TO your second INQUIRY wo'd state
that, under the law and instruction, from thi- ot
flee, every legal sub division the rreatcr part Of
winch ia s~amry o' subject o ov.ril W. must be
patented 10 the STATE, and quarter qnnr'er see.
"n-, or forty acre tracts. are established rs said
legal sub.dly lsiOna. Therefore in cases where Il
patent has been issued for 9urf er srC,lon only
one fourth Of which rightfu, enures 10 the state,
the location mn.t be cancelled, unless tie ln,n a OF
will accept the remaining thr. fourhs IN full So
tlsftctIon Of bis warrant. or unless there bp a l.r
" acre tract vacant being contiguous and ada
cent. which may be entered 10 complete the
quantity Of land called for b. bis warrant.
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o. Motion the Board adjourned ill o'slost
u morrow morning,
We,inestAr Sso

Weines ~, Seq. tf.
Bnardm met pursuaG, to adjournment.
P'e'eni quorum, Mr. Cutler appointed
cbairman pro,em.
Nj STAFFORD moved 10 suspend the rclss---
carried
Nr. Stanford r o7cd that the Let. sr,i,is Of m.
resolution passed at the last annual s.s.on, for
the guidance Of Overssers Of tie Poor te ~
Amended as to give each persv~ 70 cents psr
week instend of 81 per family. After sums
dIseuss.on tie motion was Withdrawn
On motion the 4th resolution adopted at tie
"a annual sess,n Of this botrJ in r. !itiou 10
p u!er accounts was recinded
Chairman Appeared and took his ssst
The special orders oi the day were then taken
up 10 reatiun to the purchase OF farm and
erecting buildings suitable for the poor Of ths
county.
The committee no. being ready 10 report the
resolution offered by Mr. Glover On "Wednesday
was taken up
Moved .hs. IL be referred 10 the roor farm
committee, which motion was laid on tho table
On the adoption Of the resolution the ayes aud
noes were called AID the resolution Lost. Tho,s
voting ayes we're M,s,rs. Dona, Ho!lowel. Hu.
lrt., Kingsley Of Eden, Kingsley Of Deer Park,
Levi, Of Msson aud Staniord-7 1hoae vo,.
rg no were Mcssr, Armstrong Augustine,
Brown. BoslaIck, Cutler. Clark, Dowliug, Glove,
q llnvav C,ny u;tb,. su,a a, ca pis
p,,I Sn,iih nf r,cy t;Io,o S,a.,,, 'f r.,
hh.n W.it WAN ,nt W;,,;",-'sn " '1"
Me- Wa,t srorn Ibe Conmi,t.e on roo, Gam,
reno,ted the orjn;on os ihn .,nnr,,,o. w., w..
farm Of Mr. WooIruf copIJ l' nnrsh I'D r'e r'.
s25oo and recomn,.ns.I n. ia ~ H..
same.
Moved ty Mr.. Glover ,ha. the board co,,u,
with the report Of the con,ui,tre and offer Mr.
Woodruff $3.50 for Lis farm ayes anI NO..
called ahi motion lost Tbpse voi,ug ayes unr.
N.s,rs Gloy,r GailovavsI.u;s,r n,.,d Po,
ids. and ', ai,--d Those Va, Ind M Mr., Ms..,r.
Armstrong. Augustine Btoun Bo.twick C,llsn
Clark. powlip, Dana Grov UollowsN Hit,
Hisbc, Kingsley of Eden. Kinr,lpy NJ Deer po,L
Lewis Of Mission, Massey. P.ul smith of Trov
Grove, Smith Of Bruce. Su,pbeu. Stanfofa abd
Wright-2..
Oamotlun Nr, Augustine wa. added to com.
mi,tec on Court House sra Jail
On motion Board adjourned III 10 o'clock
IN
, ils O'CLOCK.
: Board met pursuan, 10 sJiou,n,ner.
/ Mr. Wait moved that this Board now proceed
I to purchase the farm offered by Mr. Glover for
$1,000.
! Mr. Stanford moved to amend b. suhsiitu,ip-
/ the $500 farm for the 5000 which was carried
On the adoption Of the rc,oiu.on as amended ,h.
ayes and nose were called and motion sdop,ed.
/ Those voting aye were Messrs. Armstrong. Au.
gusl!ne, Brown, Gu len. Doylpp Dana G. ovay
| Gray, Hgbv, Iewisof Grand Rap,ds Paul
Suth of Troy Grove Smith Of Bruss Sut,b.,
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The bill Of Geo. H. Rugg for money expended
in apprehend.ug horse thieves was on motion LAID
Oh the table.
The Certificate Of compensation OF Jurors in fl
sase cases WAS presented, and, on motion, lsd
on the table.
The bllof ", J. Bpld for money expended in
the case Of people vs.. lhorne and others, was
re committed with instructions toreport he same,
'u-rther with the Corouers bill IN case Of Cousa
dine.
The bill of Dr. Higgins vas presented to the
Board, and On melton, referred to special com.
mlite, consisting vi Messrs. Gray, lollowcil
aud Clark.
Tho committee on Poor acc cunts, reported the
following clninis correct, aud recommended their
allowance, and on motion TWAS ordered that they
be allowed and paid ou, Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, ard hat
the clerk draw his orders ior the same VIZ:
In favor of " & | Toddhlur for raupers Sc rs
L. +. Wiliam', Shroud 30
The committee also reported in favor cfuiow.
ing the bill Of Franklin Dimmick for coffin furni
shai by order OF ovulsser Of Poor, for Faupers
Mr., Glover objected to the allowance, on the
ground that he same was rot sworn 10 a, rcnui.
rcd, called f'r tie aye, and noes Watch resulted
N ( ayes and 20 noes, aud motion to allow was
lust
Tho committee on Court Ii,u.c and Jail repor
ted the following bills correct and recommended
then allowance and On motion it was ordered
that they bs allowed and paid ou, Of any money
IN the Treasury not o;herws, appropriated, and
thrt the clerk draw his orders for tho same, viz
Ia favor Of p l'r,utle, for guarding jail sos ~
Hall, ironing pr'oncrs 81 oS
Jane. Daily, Lime for Jail lC
Ira Potter, coal for Jail oC
A Foster, candies, DC, cir
cour, .2 81
Thsrerort Of Sehoo, Commissioner was pre-
sen,ed and read, aud on motion, the tamc wai
accepted and reflrrel 10 The aprrnrflate COMMIT
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BY MOSES OSMhN.
Business Gares.
Cans va va g ss.s

'FFbU anu W "BNI IWHFWIdUINIE,
& GAY would inform his friends ubd ensto
-. mcrs ihat he has removed 10 his new shoral
thr 'onih west corner the public squire where he
wlcontlirne the manufacturing olcarrinees budrift
nhd wugonsin the tatrst aud most approved styles
i'cinr practlca workman, ht ilnlter himsrlilhal
he cnn build ~ good wor hs can he produced in this
mnik't Hoik mrdsto ordt aud warranted togse
entire -aiisfcuon. Repairing done Oh thr shorles,
notice
Cash paid ior seasoned lumber ! G. GIv
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THE SHALL BILL LAw.--It has been over
month since this law ffsi came into force and
the effects Of ns operation are truy gratifying.
Shinplasters and foreign bills OF denominations
less hln i've dollars, have disappeared, and We
now hay~ as good a cir r-u.ai!ng medium as can be
tgun cd on paper.
-Ws must say we htye been agieeaby disap.
pointed in The success Of the PROJECT. We were
irarIulthat the law would no; be regarded or en.
forced but it seems our EARS were MOI W II found.
ed. The aw is respected, and ,nlueess rag huye
come Up m.ssing -jolisf Signm-
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We have r. sreul.g rsad descii pt,ano by the
most Brilliant authors, Of the beauties Of the
s"r'rg sun both in poetry and prose, bot must
quowleIge that the following eifJsion. which
We clip from the Peoples journal, is little tall
er than any hrg Of the kind which has ever
fallen under our observation:
"Wha: is more beaunfh than the western
firmamsui on a clear summer pypl IL 10 X, rs
though ten thousand dye pots Of glory had been
upset in the chamber ofheaven, while their por.
geous contents leaked through. and slai9el the
frecy clou!s beneath Il tis enough to make one
strip off hi- jacket Of mortality swim the gu'fof
death for the sake Of reaching the sp'endIlerous
splcndors which decorate the opposite shore
Dow JR
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.,iue's. puraSo,s. sc.
Woolsey's City Bakery,
Grange Of Lo alton
Clsl SIaiam Continued.


I rs worthy til" careful consideration of every
/ ttn'ly, thatltishr Ter ,chRsmy cheaper, aud
mre trIitiy TOT use W,nls"y's bread calrs, aud
crtckrrs, than to h. troubled to make them aI
hpIr, Tor the following reasons They are made
by experienced wDrkmrn, in scientific manner,
raised, kneanrd, and baked nt lhr proper time
aniinrrg' gunu'les, aud will be- delivered hy the
bread wagon, on the Lire apiici Lire Principle
"thl; Is cheap for rc,sh' Thlnku for past p1t.
ron,ge, hope still to merit the appreciation Of ine
citi1rus OF Ottawa. Visitors from civ or country
will aiwlySliN nt WnnIsry'S welcome. K, .
fresh always on hand. Ice cream rooms
for ladies' and gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms.
Orders left Mt rhr post of 20 on Wrolsrys slate
OF at the store Of I mn & lherce Willie promptly
TENDED TO each ilyb'lnrr tea.
N B Wppl,ry's bread, c,kes, and crackers
will awaysbe found fresh at the store ol Mann Il
Pierce,
B,kery. No. Marquette ST.. near the rlilyo'd
depot April 20.