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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02
Notice.

TN undersignedhayiIg purchased The entire
| stock ~ trade, OF Nrssrs. Fellows, Walker
& Co, would say 10 his cid customers, that he
has now on hand the iarResistock OF goods inthe
state, west oiChicago, and is preparrdt, off in.
duc,mentstu purchasers never egGnled in the
state. ileoccupiss the whole al the spacious-,ore
formerly used by Mes-rs Walk.T Il Kicking.
and Me.sr-. Fellows, Walker & Co, which will
enable hun waitupon you with more comfort
and dispatch than heretofore
To the old customers at Mcssfs Walker &
llicklmgh- " ond say, that at he old saesmen
and ci'rksoi the establishmrntare retained, and
will srreyou as formerly, with great pleasure
Tn, stock OF
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Green's Mills,

THE above mills havejust undergone thorough
repairs and are now 50 arranged tina, six run
oiburrs can be turned on custom work or merchant
either, which mnkrsthc "Old Pioneer" one ofthe
hrsicus,om mills in the state; as the four run "a
merchant burrs bolts, Nc, viii be used for custom
work whencvetreqniied
Gen ielncn give Us call I'VE are determined
to spare no pains, with good, competent, and nc.
commodaiing mlllcrs TO render penrrn sa,i s.nr,oa.
The Undersigned has obtained the .nti ire con.
trol the above mills aud will hrreaf fer supprn.
tend them IN person; and he feels confident thu,
withhis new arrangement, Together with u .Ounr
lifetime sc experience IN the above business TIA, he
cansnel, dev all honorable comprtl,ion.
Dayton, Sept IL. 1859. u. GREEN.
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Grossries.

Provisions Trusts, Liquors, 7otarco, Dc. fc.
IN OHcra. may be (ou'dat tie Store Of
r. Montgomery,
ALIAS oIdsiaad, fer joorSnortieftae .uansisa
House,
HAVING Just received his spring supplies, all
i 81 which he selected IN per- on from ih- hea-
West Wholesale e-ia1llS au.nis at tie south. The
suhecuhrr challenges comparison OF his stock,
with that OF any Other dealer IN town. knowing
and always being prepared to demonstrate II a. Ia
kerpt better article, beavisr stock, grep.er
variety OF rvery hing, and sells cheaper ia,. pil
his competitors.
The following omprises some OF the art,c.es
IN be found at his store
Svg0r, brown, Loaf, clarified and crushed
Cofee, RIoand Java
| .uoi1sss', sugar house. plantation, and syru,.
! T ., slat s'rnsine sperm. and Iallow,
/ lf'', green, black, Buhrn &c
| sap, iosin, CASTLE. aud shaving
Tobacco, thyendth, fin. cut smol,p, &.
four penny Cuba" "
/ OILS, linsced, sperm. olive.
. Pork lard, talow, &c
Fish, ntckerrl white, herring, and ,rou,
/ OrdnsosaBd LemOHs boz
OsrOa Mt, ,faisus, curran,s
I Fiss, atr",ailo by the drum.
/ Ginger PrrssrU6s, very fine article
Picklrs in jars, all kinds, en,ra
PeppcT Stncr. pepper, salt. alspice, gin ger IN 8
. al!ohrrOrdlnuTy condiments.
NWs, brazil. hI5eIts, almonds, pea nuts kr.
TOYS children. from the eiephan,to Jack ID.
giantkilirr.
Oysters, sardincs, &C., means
CaDdios,a loioI all kinds.
Pals, broOms. mops, &c
Flour, potatoes, vegetablesin theirseason, bs,.
ter, eggs. chickens, and all such little "srIhpY..
mens" needed in families, alwaysk KEEP, when M ,
can possibly be pToenIedi orlove OF money
VlOLlNS.
"Leithe hddng iidulsrs fid,,,''
a very hnelot OF vIons, with all he arraru,
tnehIs, a asionlshIngly low prices.
LIQUORS!
Wines, brandIes, gIn, wAiskey, &c. ,a:pbol.
sale andr ni. '"o''
Champaign cideI ~ botll,s.
bottles " F''
dLS'-cheGgo Lime md Commit tor,th,,
. W'ihhlno7ia nyAing you can name in his line
''n'hG been IN the business a number OF wears The
subscriber Know exactly Whal he has and wha, h,
riicFs and eau demonstrate thai IN good goods
and low prices, he Is moi only "ietle" hui y,,y
"onsids rally ahead Of al! conpe,irors TRY HIM
ana see Aplu2J. X MosTGoMrpY.
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Hardware, IrOn,Steel, Nails

ED' Gid VA NJ GA%o
Tin, Sheetlron, & Copper Ware
HAVING removed into ournew brick building
i one door cas-, oiihe old stand, We are now
prepared to offer to our customers the largesiand
besiselecied Stock Of
Heavy aud Shelf Hardware
ever brought to this market; consisting in partof
Anyils smiths Wees, Stocks and Dies.
Carriage Bolts, sledges, handhamnrrs, crow bars,
Elliptic Il seat springs brass g. nearing. band,
Drilling nnchlurf 81 stee and common nugeTs,
MILL cross cut, hand, panel, ripping, back com
pass Fcl.or. md Butchers Saws,
Broad aud chopp,ngaxes, AIDES and haiche's,
Anger poll md pimei butts ,steelnndron squares
Shoves, spades, hay and manure forks,
. Picks ma,iochs or scoops ,sindstones& hangings
/ Counter scales, spring BALANCES steelyaIds,
| Ok. trace, coil, halter, and dog chains,
/ Paint mills Lead pipe, and cisIern pumpa,
4 Door trimmings OF every description such aslocks
/ la,ches east and wrough, bu.ts,
Aiisizes house be'ls brass and iron candlesiicks,
! Dinnr bells pln ,cring and brick Irowels.
Horse rasps, douh'eand single cut files DIAL sizes
/ White wash ,scrubbing, shoe aud horse bruches,
( Blind tnstenngs braces aud bits foot scrapers,
4 Hammers, chsels guages, strap hinges, hoes,
B Cow balls, mop irons, wash tubs and boards,
, Wooden pals, linen Irvine, glass lanterns,
! Noasses gates, tablrbuttsandcasior carpenter
aud c0opcTs draw knives mnllrGblr wrenchcs, raj
traps, curry combs, strap hinges, screws, lacks
brads. &c, &c.
We al-oconinuc 10 heepIor sale, full 1ssori-
ment oiArTightnnd premiumC Bookings STOVES
for burning wood orcUal also, parlOr franklin and
airtightsiDycs, together with every drscrlutiun o
/ tin, shcr,ron, and copper ware, stove pine, &c,
all Of which we will seiifor READY PAY a, the
lowest prices, and We respectfully request those
wisnHR'o pGrehaze to give " a call.
Dee. II. J. NANLEy & Co.
House Buildeis'Tools.
/ S'INGLE and double iIOnhench planes in sets OF
y single, pa'rnel plnws, ogers fiisters, oyrlos
rabbits plumb nd levels ,punpplaues beads, &c
observation-disclosures p,icc'hy
does ]. NivrEyS Go.
DLiCKSHiIB'S bciions, a very ,uperiorar
ID ticl" Tor sale al the manufacturer, pTcc-. b,
Nov u ]. MlNLr. 81 { n
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81. CO.PARTNERSIIlP.
iTtiE subscribers have this day entered into
i co partnership, and will continue business at
the old stand under the firm Of Shuler 4 CO.
Thankful tor past hvors, We respectfully solcita
continuance of the same, assuring you we will do
n. we'll by YOU Ms any establishment in the city.
All scce units due the late firm will be settled
Inv the subscribcfs. J. n. SurLIR,
H. A. SncirR.
April 70. IAst Eelnpas"n
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ONeSN -
/ SHALL :, cur- ina lev dIys, twenty-five hu-
! -hri-. winch am assured n ui n very ohoic.
quality, having boCchl lofa person whohas had
long experience N gathering nd curing lhe's-sd
and feel great confidence IN rccommsndnri, To-
my CUSTOMERS. maIi-ti J. G. NarTINsTs
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JUST RECEIVED
lrCsS Good,

Dress Goods.
CNGHA us, lawns. de lanes. silks, &c.
~ alls,yles md very desirable patterns. at the
Apsl2s. STAR STORE.
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DRY GOODS

Now on hand, Is largerthan ever before kept in
Ottawa. The stock of
q ROC rs
Is compete, and IN aiew days WILDE Sc full az
ever. The sho~shop vii he continued as hereto
fore Inducements Willie offered that vii no ad-
init o'reiusal. II rii be toyour interestio con
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Usage Grange sCCH.

ISreadytobuy WOOLut ,uc highest msrhe
price MAY ~ ! &. NATrlsatR
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w nilfri,

SO TONS ofrags. at the New Hardware
oU Store, for which the highest price will be
paid. tSeptrmbtr3) S, +. KING 4 Co.
rllk nrgsstassorlment Of ttoking glasses eyei
l. offered. ut (ApriI23I !. STopT's
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HOSIERY.

An nlmos, endessvareiy.
Real l1ces, Of every kind from /, to SIS p
vuru 4 cOmpletp assortment OF
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NO44S

the bold Atlantic rolled its white caps before az
During this time al was silent, each officer ard
man was at his post, and the bearing and eourten-
ance of the captain seemed 70 give encouragement to
every person on board. With but bare pOssibii-
ity Of saving the ship and those on board he relied
on his nautical skill and courage, and by carrying
I the mainsail which in any other situation would
have been considered suicidal act, "he weathered
I the lee shore, and saved the Constitution
The nainsaiI was now hauled up, by light hearts
and strong hands the ib and spankCr taken in, and
from the light Of the Seiy, the gallant vessel. IN
der close reefeI topsas and main trysais took her
her departure ard danced merrily over the deep TO
wards the United States.
"Pipe down." said the captain to the frst leu
tenant, '.and splice the main brace
~Pipe down. echoed the first Lieutenant TO tas
boatswain.
"Pipe down!' 'whistled the boatswain to the crew,
and pipe down. it was.
"How near the rocks did we go?" said to one Of
the masters mates, the next morning.
He made no reply, but taking down a chart
showed me pencil line between the outside shosi
and the Light House Island, which must have bern
q small strait for fisherman to run his suseS
through in good weather by daylight.
For what Is the noble and dear old frigate r.
served,
1 went upon deck: the sea was calm, q gentle
breeze was swelling our canvass from mainsai 10
royal, the isis Of Scily had sunk in the eastern
waters, and the clouds Of the dying storm were ro'-
ling off in broken masses to the nOrthward Ike the
flying columns Of a beaten army.
have been in many a gale Of wind, and have
passed through scenes of great danger, but never
before nor since, have experienced an hour 50 tec-
ribe as that when the Constitution vas laborinE,
with the lives of five hundred men hanging on
single small iron bolt to weather Scilly on the
uight of the l1th of May, 1888.
During the gale Mrs. Livingston inquired Of the
captain if we were not in great danger, 70 which
he replied, as soon as we had passed. ScilIy,
"You are as safe as You would be in the aisle OF
a church,
1t is singular that the frigate Boston, Captain
McNeal, about the close Of the Revolution escap-
ed a similar danger while employed in carrying out
to France, Chancellor Livingston relative Of Ed
wards and also Minister to the Court of St. ClOud
He likewise had his wife on board, and while the
vessel was weathering lee shore, Mrs. Livingston
asked the Captaip-a rough but gallant old fire ca
ter-if they were not in great danger; to which ha
replied:
You had better, madam. get down upon yCur
knees, and pray God to forgive your numerous SINS
for if we do not carry by this point we shall all be
down in five minutes
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living in Coffee county
Tenn, on the Manchester Turnpike near Beech Grove
on saturday TIE IN Inst my negro ELlCh, OF DARK
copper complexion, stoop shoudered rather down look
between feet and inches height about Al years o.
age has the inside Of the the wrist
cut with gin saw-nOt recOectsi which arm. The first
out of the Oreuger, where it joins the hand is stiff hay
ing been disOCsted-the hand not recolected.
Had on when be left, dirty grey brown roundabout
i.ans coat and also had with him black alpaca frock
,at; wa Ks With hls let turned good deal is fiddler
snd pavs lett handed is supposed that he is ia com.
many with another negro man, who left ct the time
6cK color heavy made and by the Of REuBgS be-
lnngir 70 Mrs Jeruigsu widow lady living in the
nsighborhOOd. ,,,,-,..,
hass ut OF the state and Information afforded
may Obtain him; or rwtnty dollars will be given II ap
rsbended end confined in jail within thus State and
intornstiou afforded me 5 a. l may obtain HIM.
SMITH CARNEY,
o-.,e-ew Peech Grove Coffie County. Tenn
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AGENT FOR THE COUNTRY IN NEW
YORK CITY.

THE advertiser is prepared General Agent and
/ Correspondent, III New York, for business men and
others in the interior He will devote his whole time and
attention the purchase and sale Of Fancy and other
Goods Books Prints Machinery, Manufacturers and Me
caaucs Stock and Materials Philosophical Apparatus &c
Drugs Patent aud other Medicines, Agricultural Impe-
me Seeds SCcE DC COLLECTIONS made and suits prose-
cuted. Information all kinds Furnished IN regard to
persons and places. Male and female employees engaged
ana sent 10 the country. Passages secured TO California,
AusiTiia, ana Eurupc IN hue, ANYTHING that lntel
gent agent vel acquainted with New York snG It's bust
ness men, can do tr an absentee will be executed faith
tuiy ana promptly. Communications confidential. Ad-
dress, win iee adequate TO the service K BARTON,
octIS-Gw. leJ, Nh berry street New FORK.
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HUGH L. TINLEY,
0E NnXVIIIE TIRNNESsER

HUGH L. TINLEY,
OF KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
IAVlNG some years experience the Transportation
II CT Goods through Tennessee and Alabama and
JOHN HEBRON,
OF CHARLESTON s. c.,
Who cas an experience OF 70 in the commerce of
Charleston the last Of the time spent in the Recev
ing and Forwarding Department of the South Carolina
GENERAL AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
for the receiving and forwarding of all Goods Wares Mer
chandue and Machinery through Charleston.
ALSO
For the sale Of all kinds of East Tennessee and South
ern PRODUCE, w: Flour, Corn, Bacen Lard Tobacco,
Cotton, Rice, Wheat, Oats hye, Feathers Butter Eggs
&c, &c.
We not now do we intend be- buring the con-
continuance Of business, either directly or Indirectly
engaged any specustOns whatever therefore intend
devote our PERSONAL attention to the best interests
of customers relying solely upon our energy and
promptness u.s. and hoping by unremttng care
aG1 entIon 10 merit aud receive share of public pa
tronsRe.
Office and Warehouse on Atlantic Wharf three buildings
east Of Postoice and Custom House
We beg leave TO refer to the following gentlemen
n, Cannon Son, Craighead DesderIck. and mer-
chants generally, Knoxville, Tenn.
A. Upton, Railroad Agent and merchants generally
LoudOn Tenn
french vaa Epps, and J. ]. Bryant ChadanOoga,
Tenn.
W. B. A. Ramsey, Secretary OF State; A. R. Crozisr
Comptroller OF Treasury, and n. M. Swami, Nashville
Tenn
Z. B. Norwen Huntsville, Ala
c. L. hing, Decatur, Ala.
j. R. Love Co, " hitesburg, Ala
n. L. Swan, Bellfont, Ala.
F. ID. Gates, I2 Broadway, New York.
John Caldwell President Of South Carolina Railroad 8
Thomas WaiTlng, Auditor of South Ca-olina Railroad.
John King, Agent of Routh Carolina Railroad.
Hyatt, AcBurney Co., J. sd L. Bowie Co., Charles
ton, ). c. Sept. l6.-G.
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VHTE are offering about IS valuable Building Lots
w n Edgehed fronting so feet Fatherand and Bos
cabee Streets and running back 40 feet to convenient
aevs on such terms viii enable any 10 procure
delightful home for bis family. These Lots
the Public Square Cannons cOrner-sre of deep soil
and covered with magnificent Forest trees They will be
sold extraordinary terms so tar payments are COD
cerned.
TERNs Il 2 8, and years credit with interest from
dale security required the two first notes only.
purchaser wpay 25 of the purchase money in CASH
the other payments and give his note for the other
E-5 at g. 4 and years, with interest from date.
ANY who will satisfy the owners of the property that
he will improve his .sot neatly have the on
years credit with interest the principal payable at the end
Of the three yearnteest payable annually, and no Sc
CuTity required.
We are sincere in making this remark No city in the
Union can produce such lots, with the soil and tim
ber the Public square Lots the South side
of the River that readily command from $50 10 500 per
foot
The terms will be varied to suit any purchaser provided
he Is q building man. Call so,n on
LINDSLEY & CROCKETT,
3 College a.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
NTE are now receiving The largest and best ssle
w stock Of

%. TO THE PI IBLIC.
NTE are receiving the largest and best selected
w stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered IN this market We offering extra induce
mens to all puactual buyers knowing that many
persons Will be induced 10 purchase their goods for cash.
when they can gaiu an advantage thereby.
We buy our goods mostly from package houses which
enables to offer buyers vary great advantages in be Sy
oflOw prices, and good STYLES
~ Country Merchants will fud our stock Of Black and
Fancy Silks, Plaid CashneTes and DsLanes Merinos Rib
bOns, and other dC5 be goods sui ted 10 their t4s
at very low prices.
Rich Plaid Striped silks; Super Black Silks
spun 90 Lace Curtains;
-" " Marines; Muslin
Z" Z" DeLanes; Satin LANES:
French & English MerinOs; Union Damasks. with
Black BOmbaZnes Tassels Gmps Cornices
Alaplccas; Bonnet Ribbons;
4" MeunO d DeLanes; Black 4 colOred Velvet.
Rich Lace Habits & Sleeves; Super French Cloths:
Collars; Cassimezes.
Muslin " Fancy Yestings;
Muslin Habit Sleeves; Lambs Wool Shirts;
Embd & cold linen Cam HkfsAle1no
White q cold silk Tulles; Gloves and Hdk'ls.
JackOnet Il Swiss Flouncings;Cr ;Cravats and Sca-fs.
hte Goods, all kinds; Brown Canton Flann9iE
Sattinetts, all qualities Black
leans, Jeans g IeEing, all qualities.
Flannels " Ginghams,
Plaid llnseys q" Irish Linen,
Blend Sheetngs, all qualities stable Linens
DOmestics Twilling
BrsWn Domestlcs Super Bed Blankets.
500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such as are usually kept IL
"best class Dry Goods houses We invite BUYERS 70 ez
anime stock and Judge for themselves ofthe induce
mentsWe oher. W. A. j. q. McLELLAND
sept6 Metropolitan Store, Nos 81 and 53 College 81,
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Fare Reduced!!
CABIN PASSAGE # ROM CHARLESTON
To NEW YORK,
WENTY LIARS.
United states Mail Line

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS SEM WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, NJ Berry Commander.
Marion, 200 tons, ]. Foster, Commander.
Jas. Adgery 800 toas, S. G. Turner, Commander.
Southerner, 1000 tons, Thos Ewan Commander.
e-%Es> LEAVES Adger's Wherves every wednes.
<S@sAfss day end Saturday after the arrival of the
seS--Sss5sszsez cars from the Scuth and West
These arnships all built for the Line and for
safety coaort sud speed unrivsled he Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and ccuT
teous COMMANDERS will insure Travellers Of this Line
s7ery possible comfort and accommodation.
Steefage passage, ......-.-...-.-.......$ IS.
For freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac
eommodations, apply TO
HENRY MUSHROOM,
Charleston, s. C.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS, 2

; FEiUPkI IETOkS,
WALNUT GROVE JEFFERSON ST., NASHVILLE TESy.
THE subscribers take this method Of returning their mos
sincere thanks 10 their friends and the public earri
y for the patronage they have already received and ld
say to them that they able to furnish all kincs
cut stOqe, fencing, cspping slls, steps, &c. &c.
Flaggins,-Sawed, bush hammered and self F-cad
Orders thankfully received and promptly attendedto TO-
dscS-ly
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Thompson & Co.,
q Public Square.

II RHOEAA ESJOAa A. NVa9
q Public Square.
A RE now receiving their Fail and Winter Stock most
IAOf which has been selected since the late enormous
Auction Sales in the Eastern cities and they feel real ra
fcaou in being thus enabled offer their Goods a. prices
TO suit the present crisis Cash buyers viii be surprised
the inducements offered them to spend their money.
SILKS.
We have the largest and cheapest lot Of Silks ever offered
in this market We have all kinds and styles varying
from fifty cents to five SIX dollars yard.
Rich Plaid and Stripe silks;
More Antique BLACK and Colors
% satin Plaid and Stripes;
Black satin Plaid and Stripe;
{" ali kinds cheap silks:
Wedding and Evening Dresses splendid Kich plain Pea
DAMAGED SILKS.
large lot Of splendid Black l-ograin Silks t,a, have
been wet but are not injured l. texture Appearance.
We are selling themat less than cost selling ths1s
asst
wOOILEN DRESS GOODS.
Rich Plaid valencias;
'' Plaid and striped Cashmeres;
Tartan I1aids, all 1ra ities:
Beautiful kotes de ChaEi0rs for Ladies.
French Nerri1oas and Cashmeres cheap
Black Sauu Faced Merrinoes;
super Super, Black CashIneres.
LACE GOODS
Madallion Surplice Collars and Sleeves.
HonltJn Lace COilarets;
yalsneiennes. Plat and English Thread L.o..;
Point Lace Cape-;
Point Lace Hdkfs;
Real Black Thread Lace Vels
Great bargains in ne French Ebd Linen Csr,Sr,
Hdkfs.
CLOAES AND SHAWIS
In few days will have open splendid sssortrnsot
Of Cloaks Nantes and iHe Shawls.
FLANNELS ETC.
Particular attention requested to our stock Of Flsnasl
Best Shaker Flannels;
double miIled.
Welch do;
% English Swansdown very heavy-for invs.,,i,.
Mems, Boys and all kinds Of servants wear Blankets IL.
BILE Linens, Sheeting, etc. etc.
IRISH LINENS.
We cannot speak too highly Of our Irish Linens they
are cheaper Than ever.
FUR FURSiI
On the first day Of October will open the most -,n
did assortment Of Furs offered in this cty-s ttLs
and from every climate.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Splendid Satin de LANES:
German pemasks;
all kinds OF French Cotton Damssks
! HOSIERY HOSIERY!
We have cheaper and better assortment Of Winter
/ Hosiery, than ever offered before.
All kinds Of Ribbons and dress Trimmings.
sep5 THOMPSON 4 co, NJ. 81.
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TO FAMILIES.
WYE have received recent additions to onI stock of
w House Furnishing Goods such
Plated Spoons, Forks Csstors, &c-
Fine Ivory Handle Table Cutlery;
Fine Japanned and fancy Walters and TrsyE
Fine and common Mats, various patterns
Clothes, Market and Fancy Baskets;
Enameled Sauce Pans, Fry Pans, &c;
CandleSticks Coffee Mills, Coffee Roasters;
Bronze Iron Hat Rack, Towel Racks Sc;
Block Tin Coffee Urns, Chatting Dishes; &C.
With variety Of other articles, at low prices for cash.
oct22 A. MORRISON co.
NEW ARRIVALS OF GENTS WALKING
SHOES.
~ ENTLEMENs Super Calf stitch,d Oxford Ties;
French and English Lasting Con-
gress Caters;
Gentlemen'E Cloth and 2 s Congress Caters
PstentLesther Dress Shoes,
French make;)
Bows Calf. oxford Ties and Lasting Gstss, ke, &e.
For sale at lowest prices by
SUPREME COURT, DECEMBER TERN '5A
HEbusiness Of the nextterm of this Court will b Aksn
| i up in the following order:
lst, the 4th Circuit;
ID, the 18th Circuit
Sd, the6th Circuit
4th the 7th Circuit;
5th, the 5th Circuit;
6th, the Sth Circuit.
Assoon as the business Of Circuit shall have bssn
dispatched the next order above stated will be taken
without deay and upon the civil business Of each Circuit
will be immediately taken up This order will be subject
to such modification, during the term as may be consider
| ed necessary orproper. j. r. CLAhA,
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