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CORONER's REPoRr-The Committee of
the City Council to whom was referred the case of
William Carlin, who died in the cage at the First
June last failed to meet yesterday afternoon totake
up the subject From what we know Of the facts,
we have very little doubt that they win acqut the
Police of all blame and wisely determine to recon.
mend to the Council to appoint an officer whose
duty 1t shall be to remain at the Station House in
the day, and have the care Of prisoners who may be
committed therein.
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suIcIDE.-Mr William MITCHELL an esteemed
citizen ofWhitehaIl, N. Y, hung himself in his barn
afew days ago. He was discovered by his little
son. He conveyed the intelligence to his mother
who proceeded to the barn and with her own hand.
took down the dead body of her husband.
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PARIS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
20 MRS. YOUNG, M

I'D MRS. YOUNG, ADN
<AN No. 240 BALTIMORE STREET S
49, Six doors West of Charles, invites the ~
..S<F%>Sattention of the Ladies and Mer--S<S
chants t., her establishment. devoted exclusive
to the ARTIFICIAL FLOWER BUSINESS. She
has during the past season, perfected such arrange
ments with the French Manufacturers aud New York
Importing Houses will enable her to have by
~ arrival all the newest and richest designs Of the
PARIS MARKET. In Bunches, Buds, Pequetts,
Grass, Fruit Leaves, Bou1usts, Wreaths Coifures,
&C., &c in every variety of style and perfect in their
imitation of Nature. She solicits call from those
visiting the city, and promises to show them larger
assortment of RICH FLOWERS than any other
house.
Ladies' at distance Wishing any description of
FltI 4 Head or Dress ornament can have them made
and forwarded by express punctually, and at modsr
ate prices Sc 28-3t
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The CosorRr.-The Concert Of Tuesda

The CosoERT-The Concert of Tuesday
night was not attended as well a. it deserved to
have been The entertainment was indeed most
excellent The singing OF Mdlie. vALKRY GOMEZ
was marked by skill and good taste. She has fine
compass, and sings with spirit Her action or Elk.
preston was very good, and deserves warm praise.
The violin of the young CAMILLA URso was, for
her years and sex, wonderfully clear and accurate
indeed for any age and ether sex it distinct
and accurate. She il indeed prodigy. 1t Is rare
that we have such violin az hers. WoLowsKI's
piano was very fine. He ID capital performer.
Wehope they will try another, and on that occa-
sion we trust large audience will greet them
They are really worthy of it.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

STABBIxa.-Joshua Banks, free negro
charged with stabbing London, slave, belonging
to B O'Neils estate, last Saturday night, was 81.
rAisned before the Mayor yesterday morn:pg and
examined.
London testified - follows:--Joshua came to my
house laa Saturday night, while / was lying down
the door being unfastened. He pushed open the
door, hearing which. asked who e wasi The pri-
soner answered ione. repeated the enquiry
He made the same answer; at which got up and
lii the lamp. Assoon a. did 20, he said "you
know me now" answered ''yes." Heremarked
~ come TO see you" replied II am glad Of 4,
supposine he had come to pay me some money.-
He then began to curse and abuse me; and ss
walked towards him, he drew knife and made
stab n me twice, both times wounding mo in the
left arm. | had never had an alteration with him.
and can give no reason for his attempting my
life.
Lieut. Trueh-art on receiving message from
MI. Haean, went in search of the prisoner and
lodged him In the cage.
The Mayor sent the accused on to the next term
of the Hastings Court for final trial. and committed
him to prison.
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HEALTH OF PITTsBuAG.-There were As choler,
deaths at Pittsburg on Sunday, and 10 on Monday
up to noon. DR.. r. Hazlett was one of the vic
tlms
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UARD.-The proprietor IF The M..-,,.

GARD.-The proprietor of the Metropo.
III hssn h.ll refusing to comply With the wi.h Of
day. unless being paid also for Wednesday nth inss
when she could not use it, on of not wishns
to sing three nights in succession. her second ana
last Concert instead Of tho METROPOLITAN.
will take place ct ODD FELLOWS HALL She ex.
poets that after having been fayoraby received a.
neI hrst Concert shs win be hsnored at her second
nuo last grand Concert By the elite Of the city Of
richmond Bee advertisement % 2a-lt
NOfICE.-Mrs MARY j. DIXON will
or ngs.us URINARY SCHOOL for CHILDREN
Sa,.h Sizes, on MONDAY, Cd October, ON
As.,sn s.Iees; next to Mr.. Robert Pickett. q
IEnns-x4 Per quarter for young Children. and Is
ssmi-annusly In advance. 'sAes. :. O .y ~
REDUCED PRICES.-POWERS. the
~ wsll.tnown FLESH TINT ARTIST Iss Msis
street, sign Of the Red Flag, is now tskin. =.
reotyPAs ct tho iosresf rices ever
Cthsens end strangen who wish to procure sood me-
tars. Of themselves or friends. ct very 10. pricss
would do well By calling at RoWERG lsrse a. -
Light Gallery. 1.-THE picture does not please Won
aftsr being TAKEN you are not asked to pay for It,
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The FALL TRADE ID now in full blast and
country merchants In making their purchases, Hnd
that they can supply their wants on much better
terms ia Richmond than q the North.
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0AK WOOD have for sale, to be cut
n the purchaser. 100 Cords Of primo OAK
about two miles from the city, On a excsI-
'sn. sesa: Wn. 6OULDIN,
GeveEnoT street.
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SPEcIAL N0TIcE.-Country merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my
ton salt this evening, at o'clock. at my sales roo
No. 1t6 Main street. Great bargains can be had
See auction advertisement
SETS ELIAS HALE,
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MArNE.-Full returns from the Sixth Coperes
sionai District OF Maine show that Fuller tdem
IL reelected by q small majority. i'
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GARPETING AND RUGss-We have
~ now very pretty assortnasnt ys,vet Tapestry
5 ply and lngrsin Caypefsi kues and DsagessI he
sea o. HARfWELL 1 CO. lis Broad It,
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CHINESE WARFARE-A recent letter from China
alluding to the engagements between the imperial.
ISIS ana the rebels, says they commence fighting
ABOUT shutdown every evening, and keep up con.
slant but harmless fire until daylight, when they
cease from their arduous nocturnal exploits, and
remain tranquil (being exhausted) during the day.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRr OF RICHMOND. Sept. .
SAILED,

SAILED.
sehr. Jsrolsman. Laurence. Port walthall, to load
sehr. Elite. Elzsy. Washington. D. CT mdss ]. n.
Anderson.
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-FurI, continues very high with little or
no prospects of decline. Wnat the poor viii do
for wood and coal this winter, h moro than We
can divine
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AmU1hAariNYS
SECOND AND LAST

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT!
ION THURSDAY EVENING. SEPT. 18th, 1854
At ODD FELLOWS HILL,
GIVEN BY
MILE VALERY GOMEZ,
Prima Donna Absolute, from the Royal italian
Opera. Madrid; Carlo Felice, Geneva, and
Lately from the Italian Opera, New York;
MONS'R sIGISMUND WOLOWSKI, Pianist.
AssIsTEDBY
MILE CAMILLA URSO, Violnist,
The wonder of the age, who was performnga at
the Concerts OF Md'me Soutas.
MONSIEUR FRANCIS DUVAL. Nanaeer.
The Piano used on this occasion Is from the yery
fsvorabiy known establishment of P. H. Taylor, Of
this city.
Tickets s1-To be had at the Exchange Hotel, and
at the door.
Doors open at 7oclock. Concert to commences at
O'Clock precisely. seH
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TIA SANDWICH lsLAsns.-The Albany Nv
~ Journal. free soil organ, seems yarv "a q
miiiar with the progress Of the Sandw;.s = :.
land annexation. The immaculate Thurlov
has laid down the programme. The S.rd
wich Islands are to come in as Stats sra
\ faa territory All, indeed We s n.,u
pose some one else win have word Ia ssv
On fhst subject besides Thurlow Weed.
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No PAss.-Richard, negro boy, elave to
William F. Wickham, was Gagged last Tuesday
night for want of a pass. Yesterday morning be
was brought before the May or. who being satisfied
that the prisoner was not . runaway, order ed his
discharge. n
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The WKArHER il again very warm, and
the sun quite oppressive. Farmers need rain for
following, and gardeners are complaining Of
drought
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SNAKE STORIEs.-We have heard many
snake stories in or time, but the toughest one to
take down, was related to us by friend some few
days since. 1t reads thus: number of "hard
crabs had gathered at country store, one eve
ming, and after conversing on every other topic,
that OF snakes was introduced. One of them had
seen bog die In ten minutes after eating a rattle
snake, another had known a black-snake to kill a
three year old calf In five minutes. A third had
heard of horn snake killing an oak tree Aud
thus, yarn after yarn 3" was "spun," until it
came to John Smith g turn, who with marked seri.
business arose from his chair, and exclaimed:
Well, gentlemen you may talk of your snakes
In this section OF the country, but in Texas where
lcame from, they have the most poisonous snakes
ever saw. In proof of this, will relate an Incl.
dent Beingsdetirous of understanding the cultiva.
ton Of cotton, had engaged as an assistant on
large plantation, aud was busily employed In hoe
ing cotton, when saw coied up before me small
striped serpent Hoping to dispatch him at single
blow, raised the hoe and made heavy lick at bis
head, but missed it, and the hoe stuck deep In the
ground. Quick as thought the willy serpent made
spring a, the hoe and inserted his fangs into the
handle | then succeeded in crushing him, and
thought no more about it for about five minutes
when the helve began to swell, and continued to do
so, until burst tho eye of the hoe. This satisfied
me that snakes In that region were somewhat poi
sonous. and for fear of being stung left for old
Virginia. II is unnecessary to add, that the party
paid treats and that John received the knife for ~
ing, and now holds it.
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SELF INsrRucTIEG WRirINe BooKs.-We
have received from Mr.. BurrERs, set of McI.ow
rims selfinstructng writing books, consisting of
number of email copy books, containing copies of
great variety, intended to instruct the pupil to
write fair hand, and by proper exercises with the
pen to make him very expert. The books are &C.
companied with littie pamphlet containing
complete Instructions for the use of the books
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Observation-Disclosures Holloway was examined
in New Orleans, on the Goth instant, on charge Of
having shot Mrs. Adams, on the Friday night pre-
vious' while she was seated in the gallery of her
residence, on Suzette street. 1t was proved that
Holloway was In another neighborhood a: the time
and he was accordingly discharged.
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COUNTRY MERcHANTs will find q large,
fresh and wel-selected stock of BOOKS, STATION
cry and FANCY GOODS at the new Bookstore
157 Main ST.. nearly opposite the Exchange Bank
which will be sold cheap for CASH
WIN. A. BUFFERS, Bookseller
Ststioper and D caller in Piano Forte and Music.
ne H-5tif
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STrAL1Ne TooLs.-A notorious free ne
gro known as lin Scott, was before the Mayor
Yesterday charged with stealing two planes, q saw
inst. Mr.. Crow stated that he left his shop on
FRANKLIN street near 18th, about IL o'clock, and
was absent an hour When he returned the tools
were gone.
between IL and 70 o'clock, and saw in it negro
fellow answer the size and appearance OF the pri.
souer.
Patrick Williams was in Mr. Hagan's stable, adj
joining Crows chop, and saw the prisoner pass
the door with carpenters tools in his hands.
The Mayor ordered the accused to receive thir.
ty lashes at the public whipping post.
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THE VIRGINIA CoLoNIzATIosIsr for Sep.
temfer, contains sermon on america and
Aria; or, Slavery and Colonization Proyi-
dent ally considered" preached in Grace
Cnu,ch' Lexington, Va, by the Rev. w. N.
fentieton. July 2, 1854. It appears, from
such examination as we have been able to
give IT. to be production of much merit,
and y contain much valuable matter
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AUCTION NoTIcE.-Will be sold this NOR.
ming. Sugar. Coffee. Molasses, he. Also. fac manu-
featured Tobacco, by 4
seq DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO. Auet,.
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The ATTENTION OF GRocERs, is request
ed to our sale, this morning At 10 O'Clock
80 % LARUS 4 SHINE Auets
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The Man-of: Vars Man, by Eagene Sue.-A nau
teal story by the prolific French novelist will be
read with some degree of interest The book be
fore us is said to be entertaining volume, fraueh
with anecdote and Astounding In extraordinary ad
ventures. 1t will no doubt be sought after by all
who are fond of bold and stirring scenes
For sale bv Geo M West
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The attention of buy
Estate, the lower line OF the CITY Of Richmond
which viii take place This Afternoon At A o'clock.
See advertisement. ALEX NCTT
n q A-.x:n,
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GREYTowN.-A correspondent of the N. Y.
Herald, at San Juan del Norte, writing on
September 10th, says that DR.. Green, British
Consul to Mosquito, had arrived, and that,
though the news of the bombardment Of
Greytown was not known in England when
he left, he has officially announced to the
people that England will not protect them
unless they manage to live in peace with all
men.
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nNE CENT REWARD.-JUNIUS
~ LifSCOMB, an apprentices to the Plssterjns
busness left bis work about the middle OF July last
10 80 TO the country for few days to his
ward and NO thanks for his delivery to me
- -jt& WM. w. WINGO.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,


'romss Green, yellow and Red, Lam pblark
'hargr Yellow OoArr. Lead, pure No. /, Scr
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/ NE Undersigned offer great inducements 10
capitalists ami manufacturers as jHrv have lie
c.ied.i The estwar4fpoweT Ia thr-tate hayingo
yer3j feet hslu and fall and sitgatcdiu Duytun {
m.rsaloye Ottawa and drawn from thr Fox river
Feeder wh.gNis krp'lu rcpaiTbythe tate without
.ay co,tto the unders 1nei They have water 10
ease cra term oiyea snticicnt to drive % run OF
(! feet hlIs and w..rasc on very liberia. terms to
any good, responsible company.
Ids-I-o rare chaEcrioTmru u'c1piial who may
w'shtO -ulu'ythc manufacturing business The To-
tluoEis very healthy and admirably situn;ed A. ~
is on 4 nav ,ahs leetcr, within miles ofthc con-
,rmpa.~t Rock Island rail rond, and the head oI
ste2mnoo'n1yigatinn Foriur hrriniormaton .ad
dress Dayton may 81. JoHS GREEN 4 SoNs.
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Creams Ellis,

FINEIE above mills haveiu5t undergone thorough
l. repairs aud are now 50 arranged that six run
oiburrs can he turned on custom work or merchant
either which makes the "Old Pioneer one otthe
bestcastom mills in the statc as the four run ut
msrchantbIrs, bolts, Nc, vii. be usediOrcustom
work wheneyerrequired.
Gentlemen give us n call as we are determined
10 spare no pains. with good, competent, aud ac-
comnodaiing mcrs to render genera satisfaction
The unierslgned has obtained the entire con.
'ro of,he above mills and will hereafter superin.
tend them in person and he feels contden; that
with his new arrangement together with q Young
lietme's experience in the above business thai he
can safely defy all honorable competition.
DAYTON, Sept. II, 1852. u. GREEN.
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SAtA "a i NbI X Az -.
TIL T. NAME. or ALtNNNpLN WAS
FIRST APPLIED To NlH,f~ Patent, aud
introduced ~ Ihe ,uh-cuh,Tml~iO, whom IS Z
purchased The r-u'lumauU'Hr'grs. IHrsupr
uujy OF UerInLs NI.dri,. S.am1uu.g safes
over all Others utur-dWauy loluilurr upon tu-
patent night by u-Iug the GO RpdsIUuu, others
more cautious, and luty1aeu lawsuit, made an
ml"lIor article, Initiating the exterior no form.
stvl", ,o.ur OF painting, and Gt'1taug'ur name
. sIlimgEtrr, " Improved Su'aWHuLrr.' Fro
Proof >J.amlujcT," ~ he G,Uulue Saamau.
! der Nc &c, anIhave succeeded in p1um.us
I OF some Of the spurious Sa.amlHIa.- genuine.
Those wanting DR. original Sugm.rfcl 300 .uul ..-
iurct Dy the subscriber, should take p D-sc-ua9I
10 81, tHa'iley have on hem meta. platte .ss
1. Herring Maker suchb,.uI fua genuine
I lNl'args PalenN Saamauarr, ur li.rug's im-
proved Patent Champion Na''. wh.,Hr.r.Iy.U lre
media. at The Great ord'> FNr,0uIvuIch have
n'yegi Ia led 10 preserve the contents u case @;
lire. furchasers con select fem che tt..-, as.
~gr'meHt.u the world hycaIu1r rnn >a.~ room.
of SU.ASC HERRING
1876, 1871, and l?9 Water, cor of Pine Srrrt-
: E-thlled IRON safes, with powder pruu
locks Manufactured expressly Tor banks. r.v,l
tcrs, brokers ami others requiring security from
rogues. Bank vaul, doors on hand. aua made Il
order. All The most celebrated locks for sale a
manufacturers prices Second hand sales lu
sale al less than halt prize
AGENTS FOR !IEBRING'S SAFES:
ill-tW. {. l.. HARMON n Co. Chicago. H.
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I)EkSONS lnborlng under Diseases which do.
L lcacy proc udesihein from impatti,a 10 tbei,
family physician, or even to nns IN their vicipity
may hpd ito Their advantage To make application
10 the subscriber, throuGh,he postuffiee. Many
casrsoi disease may be success. fully treated wi.
tAoul seeing the patent, ifthe hisrCry and symp-
toms are accurately detailed This plan also Oh
vatesanothcr objection viz that of ora COMM.
hlcaton The subscriber hlstreated cases opits
successfully IN this way. and is under the impre,.
plan. N' '''o
CoIorhuricalIons, postpaid, containing n fee Of
one dollar, will meet with pro,nnt ,,.u,ion ,,j
me necessary remedies sent Medicines are now
p'icured in such concentrated forms as 10 be made
very portable. IIrvRy RfTrgrr. VI ID
th'edso DITensaTy, No, III Rondoiyl S.,
thicds0. Jnnuaty 2S-6m.
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itls0itillrs.
kIER'S PETROLEUM..


hk KOCH Olls-Curcs rheumatism. An.
- aIonic Sore Eyes, Blindness, PILES, Che
era Nufbns, Dmuhun, D,sruttty. SrToiuia.
GFSpchs, salt Rhrum, letter, Rn,worm.
Lrnpuons and fmpleS on the skin, b. ms ana
S,t%'d', bld Sores Coughs, Colds, BrouebIIi.
Affections at the Lungs aud Wmdpipc, Disrnses
81 the Bladder and Kidneys, White Swelling.
ioniracuonS al the l.,mhs and Joints. Warns
'tonp, Tooth Ache, Neuralgia Deafness (soIps
kndsl, Cancer, Female Diseases. Guut ,As:.lnu,
Sc sc
=, This Wonderful Rrmedyis NAlp.
discovered ma
Well lGO Feet Deep
!" ISi9' near lIttsburgh Pas ccgr and Of -
beautiful VINE color--S put up M jOcl bottles ins,
AZ 1t flows from the touuIam-isusrdrN,,rual and
h'Tinaily generally 3rmes day-iut IN Apu,
and PIafIhTa, a trdspooniuleycIy 3houIs anu ~
Nhnleta Morhus every hour.
ihr'proprrtor has no taste for u-inrthe canning
inflated, blow'rgsty., brought lu the and oi III.
iaicnt Mixture aud NoStums ol the day-coa
sclous that this OIl being Natmr's own work
aud No HUMAN INVENTION IL ias, hndna
us way to public tnvoT, nor will ". mnkra long
parade Of Certificates Il he voices Of the cur, 4
are speaking louder and LOUDER ~ It's praIs~
30 let ltbe. Let the OH sp,ak Tor itself Gel
circulars with Directions gratis OF Agents For
sale 10y Drngs generally N the West. andy
g |. THonrsoN,
T.. y. GRlGGs, Ottawa.
K. NJ. LYON,
Angus 2f--hm Fort Wayne, PTupTetut
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ATTF7TFTTF
DUBLtC notices hereby given, that the sub
l scriber, administrator OF the estate OF John
Evans, deLd., willauend the county court OF the
county Of Livings @n, At q term thereof, To he
holden s.ILbfcdurt house in Pontiac, ON the third
Noudayot June next, on the second day Of said
tenn, when and where all persons having claims
against snid estate, are ,eqnesird to present the
same TO said cour, Tor adjudication.
ANpRrwJ. EvAys, ddm'r.
by J. A, Reeves his atty, Marrh ll-5w.
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ICON REAMSioolseap paper,
-ooo 1000 renms letter " ofthr most d--i.
rnhc style. for county ohces, aud bushes. men,
100 coo cnvelopesoi every .'vle,
2O Diapers inkst0nds the hes, article and the
most saenhle nkstnnd now IN the market,
400 dozen bottles ofink for sale at very low rates
atwhocsalc orge,ail, at BrRLrY's Bookstore,
July %. IL. Lake street Chicago.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
OISTERS, OYSTERS,


p.JM3 q PAEEtN,
A GENTS ior AGlty, date Ilol, & Nll,hy,
IA wculd announce 20 tie ciu2,rs Of Ottawa
mdy.clury, hat hey viii keep oou>rauiiy on
hand large -gppy Ct irssh oysters Of The best
quality. The, have made arrangements lorecciye
them every day, and are prepared toiurnish them
IN any quantity, at Wholesale OF retail Drop In
aud scehin, October -
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.--gs- Geiger uOuse.m-N

-.ssz.4-::zs OTTAWA, ] |. 80
II NIIS House, formerly owned and occupied
! by Mrs True j. beautifully situated on
La Sale StIeetaLouihalf way betuceuthe Cana.
and The Count House Il has been recently pur-
chased, and converted into 4 Hotel, where every
attention w.Hb paid 20 the wants and comfort Of
itsuarrons by The proprietor,
November l5 C. II. GElGER.