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Congress-.

Both Houses of Congress adjourned on
Sunday morning, the lth inst, after remain.
ing IN session all night-thc Senate at 8
o'clock and the House at II o'clock For
the last night of the session, the proceedings
were conducted Throughout in remarkably
good order and the best of iumor. There
were no fights, no rows or insults. The fol-.
lowing are some of the principal acts of the
late session:
, The Military Bounty Land bill, which dis.
tributes about two hundred millions acros
Of land TO men who have been engaged in the
u. 5. Military service.
The Navy Rctirod.IList bill.
The bill increasing the salaries of the Jus.
tees ogthc L. 5. Supreme Court.
Ditto that of the i. s. District Judges.
Ditto that OF Land-Ollicc Receivers and
Registers.
The bill! adding four regiments to the
Army.
The Texas Creditors Payment bill.
The bill allowing Members Of Congress to
receive pay from the opening Of each Ses.
sion, whether prcscn. or not.i
The Emigrant Passenger bill.
a Washington correspondent of the n. Y
Tribune under date of the 18th inst, gives
the following as the final action on several
subjects:
All the Appropriation bills were carried.
/ The Bounty Land or Old Soldiers bill.
received the Executive sanction. Probably
two hundred millions Of acres, under that
act, will go to the people, nine-t0nths Of
whom reside in the old States.
The President has retained and peck ctctl
several Internal Improvement and IIarbor
bills-among them those relating to the st.
Clair Flats, and st. Mary's River, Michigan ;
and il is believed also, the Savannah River.
Notwithstanding his approval, last year, Of
one Cape Fear River improvement.
Collins has been victorious in spite Of the
veto. The Who'll: measure was engrafted on
the Navy Appropriation bill, with the single
omission OF the clause repeating tho power
! to give notice to rcscind the contract,
The Pacific Railroad bill was lost in the
House.
Senator Touccy's bill for the better en-.
forcemcnt Of the Fugitive Slave Act, which
came in direct conflict with State Sovereign.
ty, sleeps the sleep of death.
Mcsssrs Gilchrist of New Hampshire,
Lumpkin, Of Georgia, and Blackford, Of In
diana, have been appointed Judges of the
Court of Claims. These are said to be good
appointments Judge Montgomery Blair.
of Missouri, son Of Francis p. Blair, is APP.
pointed Solicitor. His nomination was siren.
uously resisted because Of his irec.soil atlin.
tiles.
The nominations for field officers for the
four new Regiments were confirmed accord.
ing to the list furnished. Some surprise is
expressed that no nomination was made for
Brgadicr General. All the Senator's united
in recommending Gen. Shields.
The Tariff remains in statu quo. All the
Pennsylvania Wings, and Gen. Dawson,
Democrat, distinguished themselves in op.
position to any disturbance Of the Tariff.
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MoRMoNisN IN CALIFORNIA California, we
believe, is not considered very famous for its
piety, and its politicians are as little addict.
cd to devotional habits as the people general.
ly. We infer this, at least, from tho fact
that the legislature Of that state has formally
recognized Mormonism " q branch Of tho
christian church, by employing Mormon
elder as their chaplain. We shall probably
next hear Of their employing Mussulman
or Buihist To oiiioiate in the same sacred OF.
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SINGULAR SuicIDE-A young man named
Fem, q Prussian, engineer on the Tcrrt
IIautc & Alton Railroad, recently attended Q
masquerade ball at Tcrrc lIautc, and in the
course of the evening coolly remarked to a
couple ofladies, that he believed he would re.
tire and shoot himself They jocularly re.
piled that he should do so. A report was
soon heard, and in an adjoining room the
young man was found wcltcring in his blood.
No cause was assigned for the act.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10

New ROUTE To THE EAsr.-An cnterpriz,
ing firm in Chicago announce that they will,
on the opening Of lake navigation, start a
line ofstcamers between Chicago and Gcor.
gian bay, Lake Huron. From Georgian bay
passengers can go to Toronto by Railroad,
and thence to Rochester, Oswego, Montreal,
&c., by steamers. The route is little more
circuitous than the ordinary railroad routes,
and for beauty and variety Of scenery excels
all others immensely.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10

JENNY LIsD~The Nightingale, with her
husband recently gave concert at the
Apollo Saloon in Hamburg, which was
crowded to suiIocation. \ marked differ.
ence in her voice, however, was pcrccptibc
between the present and her palmy days
She was to give another concert for the ben.
eft Of the families who had suffered by the
New Year S inundation.
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CANELs FOR TIE ARMY.--Thc United State.
house of representatives on the Cd inst
concurred in the senate's amendment appro
priating $50, 900 to purchase camels for tn,
army, and agreed to the amendments adding
four regiments for the defence OF the iron
tiers, and authorizing the appointment o
another brigadicr general, and appropriatn,
1900. 900 to carry this provision into ef
feet.
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Going with n Vengeance.

A i Cheeyer's store, was received on Saiurda v
IL la't, large lot Of dry goods. which came
through by the Unite States express from New
York city in three and a halt days. Now my
presumption is, that the person who does not con
slider this pretty fast wheeling has never seen an
| q team go. And the contrast would scarce equa
The perseverance and Success Of Cheever in hi;
business compared with many # his co,empora
mes. There is good deal said about going
ahead, bu, in applying the phrase to Cheever i, i.
not simple saying, Il Is fact.
He is now in New York purchasing his spring
stock, which must be- very large one. His fal
stock be has sold entirely out, which was the
cause OF his gong east so early and sending tn,
above by express.
The goods received consist Of ginghams. cali.
Goes, domcstics. cassimeres, satlnetts, jeans
tweeJs, and other articles very much wanted
From the prices they sell them for, | am OF the
OPT Mon that dry goods are being bought much
cheaper this spring than last. March 10.
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Col. Wentworth writes to the Chicago
Democrat that, tho bill having passed div.
ding the state Of Illinois into two judicial
districts, Judge Drummond will remain In
Office In the northern division, and that,
Gen. Shields not being eligible to the Office,
Judge Treat viii probably be appointed in
the southern division
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10

HIGu PmCE OF WHEAT IN Sr. LorIs.-On
the I'd inst, Mr.. j. f. Elder, Of ST. Louis,
sold 600 sacks Of white wheat at 81 per
bushcl-a very superior article raised near
Alton in this State. The Missouri Democrat
says this is the highest price ever paid for
wheat in that market. Mr. Fagin, of that
city, will convert this wheat into his Xxx
flour, brand which readily commands $40
per barrel,
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INDIANA BAsKs.-Thc recent legislature
passed bill in reference to the free banks
of that state, providing that they shall dc.
post one hundred and ten dollars of six per
cent stocks for every hundred dollars Of cir.
cu!atios,, and that they shall not be located
in towns Of less than one thousand inhabi.
tants, unless it be county seat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10

The last way discovered to cvadc the Ii.
quor law is tho one adopted by certain sal
Don in this city. Tho keeper has procured
a large lot of small walls, and puts upa drink
in each, and sells them to his customers at .
shilling bottle and they so to another
saloon and drink it. This cvadcs the law,
as it provides for selling liquor by the "bot.
tie" when not drank on the premises. What
neXty-C iercland PlaiRdeaicr.
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The Springfield (Mass.) Republican says
tleacton of the frost upon the earth on
Tuesday night maintained constant sue.
cession Of explosions, similar to those which
in the Arctic regions, varying character
and intensity froma light pistol shot to light
earthquake Fissires in the earth were
seen in various places, and by one Of these
operations the file shop ofthe U. S. Armory
was cracked from the roof 10 the ground.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10

The justice OF the peace or police magis-
tratc TO whom such complaint is made, hav-
ing administered the oath or affirmation re-
CURED by section twelfth, may certify on
such complaint the administration of said
oath and his finding thereon, in the follow.
ing form:
9 county, IS. Town or city and
date Personally appeared L. F., g..
II. and |. j., residents of said ---, being
o. full age, and presented to me the forcgo-
ing complaint, by them signed, and made
solemn oath Tor affirmation, as the case may
be before me, that they have reason to be-
lievc, and do believe to be substantially true
the allegations il said complaint. Where
upon, find that probable cause exists for
said complaint; and lin case a dwelling
house, &c, is to be searched the said -,
one OF said compliments, having on his oath
Tor Affirmation before me declared that he
has reason to believe, and does believe, that
within one month next before the making Of
SAID complaint, spirituous or Intoxicating H.
quor, or mixed liquor, n part Of which is
spirtuous and intoxicating, has been sold in
violation Of the act Of 1876, for the Sup
preston of intcmperance, and to amend
chapter thirty of the Revised Statutes" in
said house, or in some dependency thereof,
by the person accused, or by his consent or
permission, upon the facts and crcumstan-
ces disclosed by said -, to me, am Of
the opinion he has adequate cause for such
belief
A. b., j. r., or Police Nagis,rate."
y warrant issued pursuant to section
twelfth may be, in form, substantially as
follows:
TronrIuyoJ ~ - ,,s,I
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BrLcHER's SUGAR RErrSERY.-Ths cstab.
lishment, at st. Louis, has passed into the
possession Of an incorporated compa ny, un.
der special charter of the Legislature of
Missouri, and IS such will hereafter be con.
Quoted.
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Know NornISGIsa PnooHEssIvE.-The
grand council, conclave, or sanhedrim of
know nothingism, in Maryland, has recently
so modified its rules that Catholics, native.
born, are now admitted as members of the
order. We shall next hear of their admit.
ting decent foreigners" The truth is. it is
mere machine TO get old broken down party
hacks into office, and where they cannot in.
yeiglc n sufficient number of native born
protestant voters, they will admit the prime
minister Of the pope himself to get his vote.
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Golden Syrup F.!

HNAs NBLS superior golden syrup, Just re-
t,ea=as1i - ceiwd by railroad This is the best
AasE-*& lot Of the genuine Boston syrup have
ever seen; i'll very thick aud both in app ear.
unce and flavor, much resembles honey,
ALSO,
A small lotof eNtr, tine raisin', citrons. candy,
spice, Sc. all OF which will sell cheap.
Msrch9 .. 49, w. hsuA2
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A few weeks since a lady on Jamaica Pond,
near Boston, Mass, very expert on skates,
offered the privilege Of a kiss to any one who
could catch her. The offer was made rather
louder than was intended, for when she star
ted oif, dozens started in the porsui', and she
was captured 10y negro.
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GERMAN LIST.
NORWEGIAN LIST.


Thorsen Psder &. Ole lauske jannas Faltinsen
Strand Samson A Siledahl nIrtn N.,!scI
lluskuldsdaser Sin bTslnnd Lars Al.On
Su'ertsdatter Talletl. 2Danirlson Gh.stOn
Aisvg Endig Alson Osmundscu indrras
llesby Soren Engelson Chrsiophrrson Christian
Aske Rasmus Svlnsen ilyand Mrs Martha
Johanes Erics EIi-isen John
Mrltved Syyert knudsonDani-lsou Mss Sarah
Persons calling Tor letters in the above list will
please say advertised"
march 10. W, l. GIn.oS, p, w.
STATE or ILLINOIS, In ,Salle Comfy,
81, and Cucmt Court Thereof, TO Vav Term,
1855. Jonathan 3. Spencer rs Nancy Hopkins
Isaac Hopkins, and the unknown Heir, OF Al
eIander Davis, deed.
TT appearing from an affidavit, on file in the of
/ ice OF the clerk Of the circuit court Of said
county, that the names OF the heirs Of sad Alex
ander Davis, deed, except Nancy Hopkins and
Isaac Hopkins are unknown, and that said IN.
known heirs reside out OF the state OF Illinois,
and the complainant having filed his bill OF com
plant herein, and summons having be ell issued
thereon according law.
Now thereto e. notice is hereby given to said
unknown heirs, that unless you be and appear
before the circuit court in and for sald county and
state, the FIRST day Of the next term thereof 10
be holden a the count house IN Ottawa, on IN.
S,h day Oi May next, and answer, except, de-
mur or plead to sand compliments bill the s1mc
Sil. be taken as confessed against you by default Z.
and the matters and things therein prayed tor de-
creed accordingly. I. LSDLEy, clerk.
Glover & Col Tor CO nI,.s muiD-ig'
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IsplANA.--Tho Indiana Legislature nd.
journcd on Monday, having failed to elect
U. S. Senator in place Of the Hon. John NJ.
Petit, whose term Of office expired on the
18th inst
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The Springfield Daily Enterprise, scurril.
GUS fusion and know nothing concern, which
had a sickly existence of few months,
finally "expired without groan," on Thurs
day Of last week.
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CHICAGO Cry ELEcrioy-Thc city cleo.
ton in Chicago on Tuesday resulted in the
triumph Of the Know Nothings by MAORI.
ty Of some 500. The election went off very
quietly, notwithstanding the exciting appeals
and acrimony of some of the city papers
The Germans set the good example Of clos
ing all their groceries during the day, in
which they were initiated ~. 0lll,iua11Arv Of
the patriotic natives. But the erect was sufii.
ccnt to make quiet day oft
The following is a list Of officers elected:
Mayor. ID. Boone.
City Attorney-John \. Thompson.
City Collector-Jacob Russell.
I City Treasurcr--W. +. D'Wolf
City Surycyor-SaInuel 5. Grclle
Street Commssioncrs---lIenry Il. Bay, Al.
vim Salisbury, Jacob Rchm.
All were on the Know Nothing ticket cr.
cept the Street Commissioner Of the North
Division.
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Runaway NEGRoEs.-Thc agents Of the
Underground Railroad are unusually active
this week. Besides the six negroes be.
longing to Col. O'Fallon, throc others were
run of day before yesterday-one belong
ing to gentleman in the city, and the 9th.
ers belonging to Mr.. Coleman, who lives a
few miles out on the Bonhomme road.-S
Louie Zen,
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a gcnious ont west was invited to take q
game ofpoker, but he refused, saying, "No,
thankee, | played poker all one summer,
and had TO wear nankecn pants all the next
winter. have had No taste for that anusc-
mont Since"
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ArPoINrNEST.-Gov. Mattcson has mp
pointed W. II. Snyder, ESQ.,, of Bellevillc,
Prosecuting Attorney for the Second Judi
cial Circuit, vice W. II. Kinney, Esq, re.
signed.
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Congress has appropriated $4,000 to the
Improvement Of the ST. Clair flats, and
$4,000 for the improvement of st. Mays
river
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MARRlED-ln La Sale county, by Rev
A. Lothrop, Mr. RANsLEA LAFAYETTE IioL.
BRIDGE, Of Eden, TO Miss HANNAH SIMMONS,
Of Eagle.
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LIQUOR PROHIBITION IN DELAwARE.-The
Prohibitory Liquor bill passed the Delaware
Legislature on the Goth ult., and is now a
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i London firm, in the provisi oning trade,
have made proposals, through the Times
newspaper, which will, if accepted by the
government, prove Of the greatest benefit to
the hali-starycd, ill-condtioned English army
in the Crimea. 1t proposes to supply the
whole of that army with food, consisting of
three meals a day, for IS. 3d. per head per
diem, and for Sd. additional to provide excl
lent tents. This they are prepared to bind
themselves in the heaviest penalties to do,
and further offer to be responsible not mere
ly for the performance Of the contract in gen.
eral, but for the punctual delivery Of every
meal to the soldiers. They ask no assist.
ance from the English government for the
performance Of the task except their iorbcar.
ancc and non-interlcrcncc. At rough cal
culation at this rate an army of 10000 men
might be fed and sheltered for about 81 ,S25, :
900 per annum
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ScrSr ~ CoSGyTss during the discussi
on the report IT the Committee Of Confer
ference on the disacrc.ing votes Of botl
houses OF the Army Appropriation bill, Nr.
Faulkner alluded {, the subject of claims ioI
damages in California during the Mexican
war
Mr.. Benton, in understanding him TO say
something detrimental to Mr.. Fremont, ros,
Indignantly and replied with warmth to tn,
assci ton, ''nid you say Fremont did il, sir
pil you say Fremont dill it,
Cries of Order" &C., and the Speaker
rapping with his hammer, informed the gen
tlcinan that lac was out Of order
Mr. Bonion--i know | am sir, but | wan
to yiulicate truth aud justice, sir,
THE Speaker continued 10 rap amidst con
fusion, and continued cries Of "Order.
Mr.. Faulkncr-Ihe gentleman is not more
inclined to do this than am. There is NJ
occasion for his excitement. | was not max
ing the slightest alhsion 10 M Fremont OF
any injury or destruction Of property by hun
was speaking Of private claim, and aI,u'
ded to the testimony Of Commodore Stock
ton.
Mr.. b. again arose speaking, and what
was said was lost in cries Of Order"
The Speaker again reminded Mr.. b. that
he "as out Of order
Mr., Benton beg pardon, but my indig.
nation is great, sir.
Mr.. Faulkncr-No cause for indignation.
Mr. Benton resumed his scat, and was soon
composed.
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Money to Loan,
HS short time Iu.iupss MINER
MASTER NICHOLAS GOODALL,
THE VIOLINIST;

BETTER KNOWN A.
lie PETIT OLE BULL,
WILL give one Of grand musical festivals in
w IN tins city,
At Woods Hal. on Tae~ipy Erening merit
Narch 18Th.
Parents and guardlns of youth are requested
Ia embrace this favorable opportunity of witness
sing the marvellous kill OF this wonderful and
precucious Child Of Nature
ONLY TWELNEYEARS OF AGE.
lie challenge all professors and amateurs Of
the divine aH 10 attend and be convinced what
patience and perseverance will do. The New
York and PhiIadephi press pronounce Master
GOodai the best VlOlinisi that has been heard IN
america. He Will be assisted by
PROFESSOR j. X. GOJDALL,
The Celebrated yiolinc.iii,t aud Buffa singer.
Late Lender u Kate Hayes Concerts in Europe
and America. Tie Louisville and Cincinnati pa.
pers say his songs are irresistible, AMI Can only
be- sung by him .Y 4 DAVIS ag'f
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Caution.

A LII persons are cautioned against pure hasin 2
n certain promssory note made by the un.
designed 10 ". Speer Psele for one hundred and
thr'y-hve dollars, payable in nine months with {
per cent. interest, dated at Troy Grove, February
18th, 1865, as we sha not pay said note, the same
having been obtained by fraud.
WILLIAM WEsrERHAgsEy,
March l0-3W.t WILLIAM UAWSE.
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Removal,

THE boot and shoe store of W. e. Fash, has
been removed from the room on Madison st =, in
the rear OF Glover & Cooks new block TO the
stand lately occupied by Jackson & Lockwood, on
Main St. opposite Cushman's store.
March LOW W. C.. FASH.
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What's whiskcy bringing:" inquired q
wholesale dealer in that article.
=" Bringing men to the gallows:" was the
reply.
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RANk OF OTTAWA

SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS on
New York, Boston, Chicago, ST. Louis, and
Philadelphia. Also, on England Scotland and
LELAND IN sums Of one pound sterling, and up.
wards, and LON DON drafts, available in Ger
many and France:
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
at current rates.
Collections made in all parts Of this state.
Foreign and domestic bills oiexchange, drafts
and certificates OF deposit bought and sold at the
On and after Monday, January Sth, 1855, this
bank will be op-n from 4. ~ to ~ ~, a nd
from T. n io4 r. NJ January G.
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lSER

A RED heiler year Ring calf. marked with an up.
per bit out Of the right ear--lelt the stable OF D
+. Hit about the first or middle of Nov last A
liberal reward will be paid 10 any person who will
return said cali, or give information of its wherea
bouts to March lO) ID F. HIrr
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I OST, somewhere in town, a small gold
L ! chain. or necklace, on Thursday last. The
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at
the store OF NJ. Osman. March 10.
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Prints.
Carpets /!

NOW is the time TO buy them, as we have "
~ tine assortment on hand, and will sell them
at abouf cost. maf3 REDDIcK Il ,IuRLBuT.
ROCERlES OF all kinds KEEP, constantly or
" hand and TOR sale by
March 3 RgpDIcK 4 VuRLDUr.
A VERY large assortment of goods. wares.
II and merchandise can BE- purchased at reduced
prices OF March 3 REnDICK & uCRlpr,r
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Ink.

INK.
a SUPERIOR lot of extra black and blue ink,
IA in bottles from Sc to 2jc, for sale by
March 3. NJ. OsnAS.
DRUCE'S NETWORK TYPE FOUNDRY
ID established in 1873, has now on hand, ready
Tor immcdiate deiiuery, in fonts to suit purchas
loo 600 lbs. ROMAN TYPE of new cut.
so 900 i" FdNCF TYPE,
10000 " SCRIPTS of various styles,
5000 GERNiNS
5000 ORNANENTS in great variety,
5000 BORDERS,
30 600 fee, BRISS And TYPE METIk
RULES, and all the novelties OF the business.
All the above Types are cast by steam power,
of the new composition Of metal peculiar 10 this
foundry and WHICH Is CERTAINLY SIT.
PER Tor TO any ever used before in any part of
the W. rid. The unequaled rapidly in the pro-
cess o! casting, enables me to sell hese more ,u.
rabe types at the prices OF ordi nary types, either
on credit or for cash
Presses, Wood Type, and all other Printing
Materials, except Paper aud Cards, (which have
no liked quality or price,) furnished at nannlac.
turers prices
TIL, latest Specimen Book OF the Foundry ia
Freely given TO nj, printing oi'ices, on the receipt
OF hity cents to prepay the postage,
0f,Prln,ers Of newspapers who choose to pub-
lish this advertisement. including this note, tire.
times before the iirst day Of July, 1855, and for
wnrd me one OF the papers, will be allowed their
blIlsat the time Of purchasing five times the am :
ount oi my manufactures New York, Feb. II,
1865. address.
.. GEORGE BRUCE,
~ OllA MIXERS ST.
New York, March 3w. NEW YORK
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
A SPAN Of horses, in good 60 dticn for work
n ing. Apply to A. WILKINSON. miles west o
O.tawn March lO-A,v