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tp' EDUC I
FLOUR I.JTLf,.

The 151y. w'O n1- undergone a thorough re-.
par, NllrrA,u.g been introduced IN place d
slrfu.
Tue -lp.crl'r " y pay the hithc., price, in
c1sh, for beet -'Wp.esut via am wrti AWAY.
have a good supply ut gorI Hpur TOR -le.
Ini,m Work hoiiritdi
lime 2i-it JAWS krEfrR
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For sale or Ep0i.


4 HOUSE and tour and hall acres of Land in
~ Ottawa, opposite the iuryiug ground The
house is new, ~ feet square, with good well Of
soft water. small stable, 100 by 800 feet, fenced IN
The above " III be- sold Iorcash, oreXchauged lui
land, improved or unimproved
torplrcuals a2piy TO WARD. LocRwoop
Feb lg.l -6m
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FOII 81 EIEtAHNN EIlibNNLFN
NF the best quality for medicinal purposes for
~ salcby mars FBLLors, WALKER Il Co.
( ESTO Nmade boots aud shoes, manufactured
andior sale by mars FEbLows, WALGER & Co
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Dsn&> 81 DP,aiCinr>.
Books. Stationery, window and WGh Paper Nu-
sic and Musical INSTRUMENTS, Dils, PAINS. bye
Stuff. lfqlors. Glass Ware and Window Glass
Tens, Notinus, with a,i the varieties Lept IN a
Drug aud Book y, To- A., have engaged the scs-
wees OF ! Vi. GIlchri.t. a practical Drug..st, all
prescriptions vii. be carefully put mp.
June 2G-ii /. Y. GGfG.a.
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For-aic a,fhe May&9 otioma Dur s,
ps Sn ~. a. ryi

perEu lssc cry!
I'VE greatest variety OF all kinds Of Extracts
handkerchief pcriumery. Eau de olorne.
Lavender, onto OF Roses, Jules Haule's pr.para
ton iol the complexion and,har.
Also, fancy aud toilet Soaps, shaving, SC. aud
every variety Of Hair Oils, Pumalums, &C., SC
lHstreceyed, and for sale low al the
may VII. OTTAWA Dave SroFr.
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.sisHqA IuIes and Regulations
OF rug
;'';S& Spring Valley House |!

BOARD 50 90 per day, for any
number oi days less Than n week For one wee,
or more, Sl2 90. Children under ten years OF
age, halt prize
Breakfast at past7 Dinner at2P. NJ. Tea
ats! 7. VI.
For single mcal-nrihe ordinary. Dinner 10
cents breakfast and tea SOC each.
Board 10 be paid weekly.
Where gucsls furnish their own wines, tley
will be charged fifty cents cofkage per bottle
When clothes IRE sent TO the aundrry, they
should be accompanied by written stnten,ut Of
the number Of pieces name Of person, aud number
Ul the room.
Amer rooms are ttken, the full price will be
charged tor board, gnld notice oi vacuung the
room t. given.
Where meals ARE sent TO the rooms Of the
guests, twenty five cents per meal extra will be
charged.
The bar room vii. be closed at past 10 p. NJ
Guests are requested to bolt as well Us lock the
doog 10 their roou- when they retire.
Pav1te parties, bali parllcs aud excursion par
ties, can give their oraers and make theIarauge-
mcuts at the office.
Vine Isl aud cards with prices wi,i be furnished
by application TO th" walters
Gursfsnrc particularly requested to report al the
Office any want of attendance Or iuatteutlou On
the p,rl OF the servants. Juy2
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Shelf Hardware l. Tools.

which they are offering AT pery low prices
IAeI Stool. eUnsists Of complrte aasnTtIne
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Hydraulic Cement

II EP'r con- family on hard
IN March s. Fellows, WALLER & Co.
stYRUP AMI plantation moasses wholesale and
- retai,by mas FELLOWS NArErR. g. Co.
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y EMAlNlNG IN the post "iiicr in Ottawa, fur
IA ihe month ending July ., 1888:
Brad, JImy. Gr,y WIN Maddox W {
Brly'on Nr.BD Gmyrr Alice Mason Il
BI-i, May Green John if M.anc VIM
Bright Nu-- u HrnNey Daniel Norton kKram
Brock \ H,nesM INA NrIh-y John
B,chsllyr Ia.n Hugh, Geo W Oltari Thomas
Bailey j,-eph Higgins Elijah Orblrn Joseph
Burn p,Ucs Hines John o N-,i join
B~hrtI to" L !! att EG Obicn VIM
Brown OphrhI Hartman q Phrkns ) I
tIuk Frut's Harms VIM PcliIrurd T.
Call Elizabeth Hill James PARISH Ann
CodI l. IL, Jordan Ni~LN Potter Niudy
Cavaniu.h Kelley B,uaId Reynolds Iuos
CnIiirld Kelley George Rocke a ID
Chapman kn1pp II IRIS Reed Julian
Church q Kelhhin James Rose IInpk,ns
Cuie Vim kUtle NllIs-a Smith l. ID
Cqlghlm Il Leary john Scott James II
Cardigan Lunnetsn VI Shortall Patti
COmnrsky j Latham l. ) Sccly Thos
C"rklns J Il L,rgeur D Sebrns G
Clockhow John Lon.cr Isaac Smith l. VI
DenI-en Mss l. Leach Nargare, Stephens }
DAnlrlsMssLM Lee John Sargent Mr. >
Dunihln NJ Mphony Ne Sou,hwlr,h q
Davis NJ Mccall VIM + Talbot Robert
Damn Michael M,knght Tracy Patrick
Donehue Mculhew ) Turner i J 9
Dodge Marquis L Thomas 4 Son
Fisher Orange Middleton Geo Vance Maria
Fakes George Martin John Wentworth L
flaming James Mace Emelne Warricl,
Fhna Mr., Mirphcv NJ wallins g
Green Master Morse David ZeIlrr Joseph
Persons calling for letters in the above list
will please say they are advertised, and give the
date OF the list, ju9 VIM. L. GlB-oF, j, u
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ouc 3 yr0r old, a >9rfI roam, with . soTrrl
ttll nuI maur, b. is uoty-Jy irTg--ftsemh'rs o
pony The otherIs an iron gray, ytur- old
milling shr, with some while IN near the huot
EN- one ol hls hind feet. with blnck main aud tai
The tSo will psJbaply remain together, unless
pared Dy orce
Ten dollars reward will be paid tommy one who
VII give lniopuouon where they may be found
Address to Ju.J-3m OLE DLIsoN, Norway +. O
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For Sale.

TUE subscriber has Two work horses for sale
i Enquire al his iarm uear Ottawa
JnlyJ. Jas lirBuRyvy.
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Land for Antc,

'TllE s~q see, ~. T39, N R3E, must be sold
L It's good prairie well situated IN rapidly IN.
proving nelghhorhood, and will be sold on rea.o.
nable term, iiupplicGtluu l. made soun, 10
July g-i7-3w W Il l.. WALLACE
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Negro Melodies.
NletOdcDus.

\ LARGE assortment Of Song Cooks, Of differ
eni bindings ana sizes, lns, received and 10,
sale cheap, at the Im2gl Ot1ra Dru. Store
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'sea. Tea {.

4 large stock OF The best quality OF I'M asS5a2,
perial and Young IlySon l.as, for family NrH
use, nj reasonable prices, for sale atthc E1l4 u,
miAN Is. OLillrn Urnp More
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f.nIsIps,

REAurlfUL glass lamps for burning ,pirit
, gas, perfectly safe, md the cheapest and
brightest light Tor any use, for sale at the
mayl5 OTTAWA Drug Store.
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Cards.
More s.j.ht |!

TAMPtllNE, spirit gas, sperm and lard oils,
NJaud sperm starlne and taow candles OF III
very best quality, for sale cheaphy
Ihyl5 w W CAv,Rly
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Drugs & Medicines

Ever otl, red N thi, market lie does not preier.i
tl1t Every Drug Is prepared" bet he does say,
i~t all his Drugsurc imported fresh nom iheir ma
IKE cline, and are w1rfnTtpd to be pme and rna
dGlIcraled. Al who wish to procure medicines oI
thskind, wllialways tad them al IA, Ottawa Drug
store.
Having purchased the entire stock OF Drug.
hooks, SiauUnery, Periumtry, Nc, OF the re-
cent MN 81 hunter \ Capsrlg. aud hnyingreieiv-
ed lloln New York and ST. l.ouia large supply 1
Ncr Drugs, Paints, oils dc, de-,
Decides variety OF other articles consisting Of cv-
''y tnn1 usually kept ~ drug stores in the wesi
III OF which are rev and of ,he best auaity and
pu'e and unndr't"raied, We would rr-peciiulyin d.
vte e'l persons wishing TO purchase any article IN
ourlnr, to call aud examine our stock and satisfy
themselves as to ii. quality. w W CAvARpy.
OtInWa Dug STORE. MAy Is. lA5l
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And variety ii Goods in this line snrh as She
,rs. Spades, Forks, ScyIhrs, Snnrhs, Hoes
AXIS. Chain aud Cislern Pumps. Also, Il lalg,
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-r lam agent for and keep 70,
sy-T.s-ss --'rs-r3 sale, Prince 4 Co.'S Patent
y K. 9.fSs-15f, Mecdeons Of different sizes
u A beautiful and fashionable
81 w instrument, and handsome
ornament FORT parlor, for sale at the manunc,ur
,rs prices, by (myl5) Wv .CAvAgLY
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DIFFERENTIATION.
SaI lkrAN;iIii.

| who viii give me su.h information rs vii re-.
suit m The coryIcIIon oi the sCouudrel no shot
aud killed my three year old steer near The house
Of John DJJbin- in Dayton, on or about the li,h
inst. illlJ-3V WELLS WAIT.
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yNEOH the ,un-crbrr. residing pbout three
j ml.. below Mission, la Sale coouty. live
wt,h- s.lcc,
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LAND FOR SALE.

1S0 ACRES of land, Is miles south east OF OF
ISo tdwu, which will be sold cheap tor cash
For. PARTICULARS enquire Of J. q. NArrINGER./
March 10.
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Flower Pots and Vases.
SIC Ny,sSi;

WW \ large and the only assortment OF plain
N and Gothic Flower Pots and Vases, for safe
q cheap, nj the (mylj) OtfHgG Drug Store.
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10 Farmers, Contractors,
20 doz. AmeS' best Shoyels,
4 east steel ."
10 "xAmps aud 6. 5 spades
Also-rog, trace stage and natter chains hoea,
hay grain and manure forks; IValdron & Bood's
best scythes- scythc snaths, &c Just received and
for sale low ieb i-tf Fellows IPALKEK 4 Co
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New Firm and New Goods

ELBOWS, WALKER IL co would re-
specinllyin invite the attention OF our old custo.
msrsand the public grnernyto om new stock oil
groceries, which We are now receiving direct from
New Orleans. OurgrOcrries were purchased low
and We intend to sell at ST. Louis prices. Caliand
examine our stock. Our motto is, "not 10 be nm
dersold hy any one"
n. Is We are closing out our remaining stock oi
dry goods at cost. 10 make room for our spring
goods Call and see, for We are bound to sell al
50 ne price.
Iust r.ceivcd direct from Boston, via n. Orleans
IL bbls No. land mackorel
IL hall bbls No. and markerel.
l6.quarter casks No ! and2 mack rel
5000 lbs codf,h. dp23 FELLOWS, WAFER & Co.
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Glass! Glass!

\ LARGE and superior lot of window gss-
~ at all sizes and qualities, Just received from
riusburg a,he Imy5l OiiaTg Dug Store
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III 2x.sscxs
, " ? |
SsGtl.175s7 30 = (
#& Sr !, -, ~; .llA,, /
Tss.l--. VI Z > Asts z.ssss 4 -, r.s.-'
IugT RECEIVED,
Ar rus sEw
Drug & Doolz Gscvc,
4 arg. addition. making n complete STOCK OF I
D.nS> {. g3c,iicinc>,
Books, stationery, window and wGh Paper. Na.
SIC and Musical INSTRUMENTS, uls. PAINS. lIyc-
stuff, iiqIOrs. Glass Ware and Window Glass
l'ras, Notinus Vi:h at, the varieties tela IN
Drug aud Book Sire A. have engaged line seq
wees OF J Vi GIchri-, a practical Druggist, all
prescriptions vii. be carefully put mp,
June 2G-ii t. Gu'a"s,
~ ga ass-Igl,Vc.
III At the VEN Drns ami Bopl Sf0ye received
IN. d1y, large and small ,umh!'r-. style gob
lets nlrs preserve dishes, Dtoa,ses cans Jelly anl
preserve Iafs, y.n>. bottles, &c "lpire1." aud
retail. jug 49, 80 N'''''''.
Neyv Haoks and Dru.s,
OCT. ooh, '52 just received 8 large addition
{ 10 nav stock ct Drugs aud Books, nj thc New
Drug AMI Book Store, WHERE a'n receiving every
month; which will sell either whn.es7l- nrt"Iai.
rs low rs any one Cal.ond SEE, 4. J. GEmG.,
Patent Medicines,
Iaynr's Exn4cto.ani hair dye, and yrrGliu1-,
G. Eai,am; Sanltiye pii~; a.terauye. Nc
Morl!morc's rheumatic compound bitter cordial
Glark's syrup OF cherry and tar; CLiid's ranacea,
Perry Davis pain killer,
GreGorys instant cure Of pain; Cholera medicine,
McManus elixir ofopum,
Wlstars bnlsam,
Rogers syruy OF liyerwort and tar,
lougbtons pep'in, or gastric JUICE,
India CholngOgup,
, Mar.hnrs .ntholic01 or mothers relief,
firch's heart corIecior aud caiar!h suut,
S,oan's ointment and powders,
Farfell's lnmeui and ointment
Gleenberg's uterine cahucGn,
do dysrurry syrup,
do child's panacea, for summer compl
do health biiters,
do green mdAninln ointment,
Climax saIves Dolly's pain extractor, wiih9n
varieties OF patent medicines, pills, \ G. for sni-
July loft GGlGGs
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP-bps pre-
i L PEARSON ever known tor the cure OF worms
No cure--no pay. Also, Vegetable Liver Fills
do not forg get the New Drug and Book Store.
Dec IS-,r T.. Y. GgiGa~
wall Paper
A LARGE lot of Val Paper Of good patterns
n from to 81 cts. roll.
Also. common and velvet bordering,
Window Certain paper and transpsrencirs with
cords, tasseIs, and fixtures, al the New Drug and
Book Store tApnl To- u. Y. GRiGGss
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Nails.

D00 KEGS Boston Nails, Of all sizes, AZ the
XVI Paint Oil and Glass Store
Dec "a ! liOssaeS
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scales.

1.-TWO first rate platform scales one weighing
l 1900 BIS, md the other 800 his, for sale
cheap by may2l Fellows, WALTER & Co.
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StraVed or Stolen,

Er-cp''rs s., ofsn! J.ha u D.atsii. dsta
Juy g-4f-tW
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"IJrcla TOMS Cabin

I HAVE Just received two dozen copies Of this
exceedingly popular work and shall sell them
NJ the lowest possible price, at the Ottawa Drug
Store. June l9-tl w. w. CAvARLY.
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Tx UNITED STATES EASTERN sauADRoS.-On Tues.
day last salute was fired from the signal hill in honor OF
Commodore Shubfick, The arrival OF whose shir, the
Princeton we noticed last week The compliment was
duly acknowledged and returned from The ship. On
Tuesday evening the United aies steamship Fulton TO-
Cip'ain Watson commanding, arrived here from Char
lolletown. o. Wednesday morning the Princeton and
Fulton got under way for Cbadotie,own, where they
would probably remain for few days after which they
will proceed on trip round the north and coas, Of
the island, and up the guilt far Care touching prob
ably at Miramich and other ports.
...s..... [Pieou Cirsnicls, .qug 30
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The New oresns Delta. under the caption of ID the
Yellow Fever Of African Origin !" has the following
ne Charleston Courier says A gentleman. who
arrived from Cuba 70 the Empire City, states that the yell
low lever IS sui raging with dreadful fatality in different
paris OF Inc Island The chief victims are The slaves
aey imported from The coast OF Africa Ga the south
sae o. 'he Island one Large planter, who had consde-
ahe number has lately lest three quarters of them by
this disorder, -
. The above contains an important fact. which bears
strongly against The idea that has grown quite popular
ms vicinity OF late. that yellow fever is brought from
h'nca; Here appears that. landing on this side OF
the Auanlc, The natives OF Africa are seized with this f.
yer and die ~ great numbers This would ceianly seem
10 rebat The idea that II African or imported fever
and supplies an important and notable fact TO BE- consd
cred by those who shall attempt 10 sol vc the mysteries of
hl- disease Inc negroes Of Cuba. and those Of Louis
ana rarely ever have this dsease. and yet with those
from Africa Is exceedingly fatal. Does this tend to
prove that this disease is OF local rather than foreign orr
gun Does not explode the whole theory OF the intro
ducon oil The present epidemic from Africa, Though
Rof Hua.a - -
III il a common to confound the African fever
WIN yellow lever they are as disnct and different
me country lever OF Charleston, The congesve fever OF
MISSISSIPPI and the Chagres fever OF Central America are
from verilable yellow fever such as now prevails in
new MI u,sans Lei me adgoea'es Of Quarantine consider
anu explain THIS Tact. The great object OF such
measure would be to watch aud guard our commerce
with those ports where close intercourse with Africa
Is maintained And YET the poor Africans themselves ac-
clmale II IL presumed to their local diseases and who
when shipped are remarkable specimens of good health
no sooner arrive in this country than they are seized by
a disease which spares own nalives -.
There another consideration bearing upon this ques-
ion Forty days the shortest from Africa 10 this
continent II the yellow fever TO break out on ship
hoard OF SLAYER on the coast OF Africa il would first
be manifested among the Of the vessels The dis
ease could not be retained ship Tor forty DAYS I'M
less II was pToportioned among the slaves. in that time
must either destroy The whole crew. they must get
WELL as II ~ disease whose average duration is five or
ak days X could not, therefore, be retained and pre-
served on vessel for forty days. But il is notorious
Tact that the fever only breaks out the landing or APP
proach OF The SLAYER 70 shores Hence il would s-
pear that our own atmosphere contained the elements ne
cessay TO give vigor and life 10 the conagion even sd.
hitting the hypothesis that such contssion may be
brought by ships
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New CaRLIsLE-Our correspondent in this place
under date OF August 49, communicates the following
scraps Of local news:
Our bay is teeming with Inackere which is close ia
shore from Perez to the head OF the bays and no bette
proof can be given OF the advantages likely 10 result from
protection than the fact that large portion are half
grown fsh.
The cutting OF grain is now becoming general with US
The poaloe dsease has, we sorry 10 say, appeared
some localities. -Mramishi G9eansr.
Her NJ j.sts steamship Argus, Commander Puryis
arrived on Thursday last from the coast CT Labrador
and proceeded TO take coal on board the loading ground
North Sydney. yesterday. The Argus met The American
steamer Decatur OF Henley Hsrbor, yesterday fort
night The latter left Tor ST John, Newfoundland Her.
rings had jus, made their appearance.
Sydnsy, c. b. .Mps, Aug az
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ny ). G. MCGUIRE. A.ssisassr.

TRUs rEx's SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LOTo--H
vrtss offs Sesd Of duy and esoAsA ~ -
scvss VII M . p~t'tc sale hssAsy me is ty esss
and ~ sysdivisscs o. me- Nos aaA n sssss ~ -,
streets west by isx feet deep c No. ~ nssssw - fse sssh
ginia ~ - FEET deep. t44& FA 4sf* ~
par. Of the city. w. 'ftsif :
The puvstnus uususy sush
and balance and n tos essa
10 BE- approved ~ Ne sea1 ssssss -
sks
hs psrchsssr psschassrs such tue isis vet IN Y n
satd ~ md the odooA VIM ~ n
| Of this purchaser. w N F8f 80
#4.t C. D. WALLACH, Trpusss.
JAS @. Mo6Utn1
Sept s-0awAds Asctonssr.
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HAErER AND PUrshm "A law suit ia likely to arise
between the great publishing houses OF Harper and Put
nam In Iiarpers Magazine for September is article
entitled "Uncle Bernards Story that taken. doubt.
ess. from English magazine in which ii appeared
original but in which il has been copied. without credit
from Punam's Magazine for June.
The magazine was copyrighted, and the republication
OF the article constitutes the ground upon which this suit
is to be brought The copyright law imposes penalty
OF fifty cents for every copy Of publication issued 10
violation Of The copyrights half the 70 to the gov.
eminent and bali to the party aggreved. The circua-
ton OF Harpers Magazine is stated at l25 ooo which
would make the penalty s62, 600. Erohsngs paper.
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Proposals for OH Tor Lighthouses.


. .."~s TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Oihce Light house Board,
HH. September 8, 1858.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until one
~ O'Clock, Friday the 23d inst for supplying
house establishment with thousand
gallons OF best quality pressed
be delivered Alongside Of the vessel
New York New Bedford, Edgarown,
option Of the contractor be specified In the bids In tight
made casks suitable for shipping In prime order, before the
sd day II October
In supply should ready
the appointed delivery
a liberty to deliver authorized Of tho house
sbihncnt he shall be payment
teen days from the time Of such delivery.
All the oil for under foregoing proposals
eced the usual specific gravity
will remain pid by burning and by such other
thought BY the whom
assigned before will DO accepted The oil will be required
mpid temperature 90 OF Fahrenheit, lower
satisfaction Of
Of the conditioned
the valus Of the for its faithful
bid, though the lowest om
than its amount ~#
By order Of the Light house Board;
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Sept lo-3Awt93d Secretary.
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Fam THE BRTI-H raovIScEs.-By the steamer Nd
mra, The Boston Advertiser has received through Gun
ns,s and Favofs expresses full flies of provincial pa
pers 10 The latest dsies.
The Constitution Of tho 3lst ult says:
Brown. the condemned coun,eHei,er ia now closel,
confined 10 solitary CELL awaiting the decision OF ihe
supreme court the legal objections raised by hs coun
sell Such decision cannot be bad TIL next term which
will be in October In the lime lie fares as a con
demned cuprit"
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A kind OF cotton has been brought from among The
Pine Indians OF New Mexico, by officer OF the Mex-
can boundary commission Its peculiarly consist. in a
fine, silky staple, superior in length and strength to all
kind. previously known. We learn that the seed has
been introduced into Texas, and that the plant will
be grown there extensively II has also the great adj
vantage Of no, dsgenerang, and not requiring renewal
Of the seed The plant. if all these peculiariies are
proved permanently to belong to it, mus, efec, rcvolu
ton In coiton-N o psnsr
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The New Arithmetic.
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st6sg lid tstaH Sc r,smber .. 1888
sin 10 answer to your verbal inquiry Of this morning
have to INFORM ha meeting OF the board Of tus-
tees OF 'he rebc schools Of this city Wedoe-day last,
was deerminedt y add your arithnec. known a. Tia
N'~ A~sr'ear Order efAvnh~Hse. 20 tbs Hat Of books
authorized 70 be ps~d public schools OF this city
4 ve'y respectfully. youf ob-dient .crvan.
G. A DAVIS, Secretary.
ID. McfUnpr.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-10

TuE SUPPRESSION BspoE.-The tolls OF this bridge
were sold at public auction on Wednesday. for one year,
and bid in by Nj. Crosby for the Of fl .se5 Tbs
sum viii allow The stockholders something like per
cent on the Els00o. Mex, year. when the road is CON-
peted this side OF the bridge, the tolls will bring
enough to pay Ia per eept--Horning MUS, Sept O.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-10
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Died The 9Th inst jim Prince Gsorsss county, Maryland WAL
LACE KtRKWOOD in the 43d year age was
formerly an active citizen Of Washington.
His funeral will take place this Saturday at O'clock from
his late residences His fcnis and
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-10

Gs-MethOdtst Protestant Church. Ninth street Rev
Evans Reese will O'Clock And
the evening u O'Clock The public arc rsect
fully invited. SEPT 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-10

UJ- rirst Congregational Church, Finh street,
The Rev. Alexander Duncanson, OF Massachusetts, lately
Scotland expected preach morning
III O'Clock, aud again at A in the afternoon.
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