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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-14

MARRIAGE NoTIcrs - IMPROVEMENT - II
shows kindly disposition towards the prin.
tiers, which always awaiens response in
their heart of hearts to DC remembered by a
newly married couple, in the hour of their
felicity, by slice of the good things dis
penscd on the bridal occasion; but new
custom has lately got into vogue, which We
love still better, and that is to accompany
the notice with substantial round dollar
We have, within month, been the happy
recipient of half dozen of notices thus
accompanied. We are sure couple who thus
at the outset of their career, show SO intclli-
gent an appreciation of the labor of Others
will always have hosts of friends and bound
less stores of happiness laid up Tor them
selves.
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CnURcu IrEMs.-At the annual meeting
for tn, election Of Vcstrymcn, held at Christ
on Monday last, the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected for the current ecclc-
siatical year, viz. Geo. ii. Norris, j. w.
Low, j. o. Harris, J. p, McGrcgor j. F.
Beslcy, F. b. lIoyt, r. F. Taylor. We learn
that the affairs Of this Church are in very
prosperous and nourishing condition, more
so, in fact, than ever before. The pews are
already nearly all rented, ard the Vestry
have many applications for seats yet undis-
posed Of
Tomorrow evening Rev. c. p. CLARKE, the
Rector of this Church, delivers his eleventh
"Sermon to young men," Subject, Prophe-
,cies of Scripture These discourscs, thus
far, have been very interesting and instruc.
tive, and they have been listened to with
marked attention by both young and Old
They afford good opportunity for becoming
familiar with the evidences in support of the
."Dvidc Authority Of the Scriptures" and
all classes would profit by hearing them.
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ST LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LouIs, Aprli? ".
Receipts Of grain continue very liberal
The week opened with large lots received on
Saturday and Sunday-say, from the Illinois
1922 SKIS and $4,000 bushels corn, 1000
sacks and 5000 bushels wheat, $3.50 SKIS and
5000 bushels oats, 1909 bbls flour from the
Mississippi, 0i4 SKIS corn, 5ll3 wheat, 37o0
oats, 1863 flour. Several lots of wheat re-
ceived from the Missouri, aggregating 1000
SKIS. With this supply prices dropped to
some extcnt-Rpub.
Four-$s. s0d$9.45.
Wheat-Spring $l.5ooSl.55; winter ST.
G5dSl.SO.
Corn-7la7Gc, sacks included.
Oats-i7a55c. do do
Poatoes-S2 do do
Grocerics-20 hhds sugar at 81 30 bbls
plantation molasscs at zoe; go boxes raisns
private, and 100 half boxes at Sl.35 per half
box.
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KILN DRIED CoTS MEAL.-Mr. Keller, of
the Aqucduct Mills, is constantly getting up
something new, not only TO increase his own
business, but to increase the business and
add to the comfort of the community. His
latest new enterprise is the manufacture of
kiln-dried corn meal expressly for family
use. This is an article so far superior to
that in common use, that we have no doubt
it will soon be universally substituted not
only for the raw meal, but largely for flour
itself
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The actual figures for the amount OF dry
goods and groceries sold in our city, We at
present are not prepared to give, and if We
wcrc, they would seem incredible to any ono
who did not witness the enormous quantities
received and disposed Of. II the Iron Horse
could, he would willingly testify to part, and
disclose with sorrow the many hard sweats
and pulls he has had in hauling goods to
Ottawa--and the canal horses, many Of the
poor fellows have drawn their last breath
while laboring in the same distressing bust
ness. The river and canal have been open
for the past week, and in good boating con.
dition, consequently groceries in large guam.
titles have come in from the South. On
Tuesday we noticed that Cheevcr received a
boat load of Sugar and Molasscs, which, we
understand, is not half what he purchased.
From two or three of the hogshcads which
were stove IN, the delicious escaped rather
freely, taking that for sample, we would
pronounce Il a beautiful article.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-14

CARLYLE. Friend Ayer:-l this age Of
quacks, charlatans and mere WINDY, gaseous
pretenders to heal, who blow at every street
corner, and in the face and ears Of all men,
their loud blaring Jericho trumpcts and 9TH
or noisy bostcrous wind instruments of mar.
vicious twisted brass, in such a woeiully
sham-ridden epoch as this, ] say, it is com
forting, nay even cheering to the earnest well
wishcr of his race to know who has arrived
in this world genuine Physician-to light
once more upon something besides mere San
grades and Don Mercurial Jalaps, with their
phlebotomics, poisons and warm water.
Your Cathartc Pills and Cherry Pectoral,
carry us forward to lIalcyon days-to mil
ln'al Pharmacopias, when Science, deep
diving down into the principles Of things,
smll, with infinite cunning, bring out the
genuine Elixir Vita; for Of truth there
is manfestily enough somewhat Of that
same Life Essence in your subtle vegetable
Installations and compounds
You realize to us the visions Of those
painfulest smoke-dried Alchymists-b
seekers dreamers among retorts and cru
ciblcs touching the Quntesscntial hidden
Virtue ofthc Universe which should antidote
distemper, and break for man the Wheel Of
Time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-14

INTERESTING BOOK" Historical collections
of the Great West, containing narratives OF
the most important and interesting incidents
in western acknowledgement with re-
markablc individual adventures, sketches Of
frontier life, description of natural curiosi-
ties, &C., &c. illustrated by India tinted
engravings, by Henry How"
This is the tide of book to which Mr..
Mccormick, now stopping in our city, is So
Letting subscribers. 1t is got up in very
handsome style, well printed, full of plates,
and elegantly bound. The work has sold
very rapidly in those parts of the country
where il has been offered, and should be
found in every gentlcman's library and on
every parlOr table.
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An Ordinance to Protect Bridg, $, SC.

Be it ordained By The city Council Of tho
City Of Ottdsrd:
SEC. !. That, if the owner or master of,
or any person employed on, or having
charge of, any canal.boat, other craft or
float, shall injurc, or run such canal boat, or
other craft or float either wilfully or ncgli-
gently, against any public bridge or the
draw thereof; or any ferry, or public wharf,
or private wharfat which wharfage is charg.
cd, within the limits fthis city, every person
so offending shall be fined in sum not OK.
cceding one hundred dollars, nor less than
five dollars, for each and every such offence,
and shall likewise be answcrablc to the city
for damages for such injury.
SO. If the owner, master, or other per-
son in charge of such canal.boat, craft or
float, within the limits Of this city, shall
wish to move any such boat, craft n float
past any such bridge, or the draw thereof,
reasonable time shall be allowed for the OPP
cning Of the same; and any such person
who shall move any such boat, craft or float,
against any such bridge, or the draw of any
such bridge, before the same shall be open.
cd, to the injury thereof shall be fined as
provided in section one Of this ordinance.
SO. II the owner, master or other person
in charge of any such boat, craft or float,
shall cause or suffer the same, to remain
within such distance OF any ferry, or bridge,
within the limits Of this city, SO as TO pre-.
vent or obstruct the free and safe passage Of
the ferry boat, or as to prevent or obstruct
the opening Of any draw.bridgc, or shall suf.
fer such boat, craft, or float foreman in,
or obstruct the passage way in any such
draw. bridge longer than shall be necessary
to pass through the same every person so CT.
Tending, shall be fined In sum not exccc.
ding twenty-five dollars, nor less than five
dollars, for each and every such offence.
So All fines, forfeitures, penalties md
damages incurred and imposed under, or by
virtue Of, this ordinance, shall be lien up
on such boat, craft or float, causing such in
jury as aforesaid, or any such obstruction as
in this ordinance mentioned, and tho city
marshal shall take possession Of, and tic up
and safely keep any such boat, craft or iloat
until such fine, icrlviturcs or penalty impos
cd under this ordinance together with costs
shall DC fully paid and discharged
I, X. COURTNEY, city Clerk.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, April IT.
Business generally active, and in produce
rather more doing. Receipts still moderate.
T,anaal tons somewhat impeded by scarcity
Of currency. Pres.
Fyor-S650 Ss25
Wheat-Spring sl.37o$l.4o winter 81 40
aSl.70.
Corn-5Sc for co lbs.
Oats-37ta3Sc.
Bariey-Sl.l0a$l 90.
Iotatoes-Sl. 00al.2O.
Butter-Roll, l7alsc.
Egys-l21c
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NEW FIR m.

I'll f. subscribers having entered into n partner
ship under the name Of Stone a. Eels Tor the
purpose OF conducting on n more extensive scale
the harness, saddle, and trunk MAX ing business,
in n its various branches. are now prepared 10
furnish their customers, at wholesale or retail
with anything thu, may be wanted in their line.
Being determined no, TO be equalled in the du-
other similar establishment IN the west, they use
none but the hes, material, aud employ the most
experienced workmcn
Buggy and cnrringe trimming also attended to
aud done up according to the lat est style, at
sOnable prices.
AN kinds Of repairing done on short notice
aud az very 10 Y rntrs. mar2I STONE & EILS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-14

MEDICAL AssocIATIoN.-.On Wednesday
evening last, meeting of Physicians was
held at Dr. Harris Office, for the purpose Of
organizing City Medical Society. A set Of
bylaws and code of medical others were
adopted, and the following gentlemen cleo
ted to Office, viz. J. Foord, NJ. d., President;
j. Stout, NJ. d., Vice President; I. Hay, NJ.
d., Secretary. This Society will hold rcgu-
lar monthly meetings, the next of which
will be held at DIR. Hays office, on the LIST
Wednesday evening in May.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, April II.
week than usual, the farmers generally be-
ing busy with their spring work. Prices
continue slightly to improve.
Whsat-Spring 81. 4ods LOO; winter, 81 80
dSl.G0.
Corn-Shclled, Doc.
Odts-35c.
Potatoes $l.00.
Butior-l3c.
Eygs-loc.
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To Millwrights and ,Maohinists.
Metallic or eulCaAlzed Rubber
MACHINE BETTING.

Mdnutdctured by the boston Betting Com
pday
TINE experience Of the last eight years has gal.
i ned for this Betting the confidence OF the
consumers this, together with the fact that
great improvements have been made In the quail
ty. warra nts the manufacturers in asserting 1t to
be superior 10 leather or any thing ELSE, for oil
open Belts, tmore especially for heavy or main
Belts) for the following reasons
1.-The perfect equality oiwid,ll and thickness
which Il will retain. Las.
2-No degree Of hent under 900 degrees Fab.
renhet INJURIES II, and II remains flexible in any
degree OF cold. II isaso particularly well ndap.
ted 10 damp or wet places.
alt is Of great strength and durability, does
not slip on the pulleys, consequently a gain OF
power is obtained, and, wnen adjusted 10 mach.
merry. does not require alteration, as in the case Of
leather or any other.
tin wide Betting, the cost is much below
that Of leather, or any other.
We have now, and shnll continue to keep on
hand, a large stock Of this betting, from 10 ~
inches wide.
Also, steam packing and lace leather. which
we will s.l In quantities to suit customers, and
our prices are the same Of which these goods arr
cold in Chicago and 81. Louis.
March II. J. MANLY 4 Co.
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Great Inducements /!

VIC. Richardson Il Dr. ii. w. Hopkins
w GUILD respectfully announce to the public
w that they have purchased the entire stock
OF goods OF I.ownsbery & Smith, which they are
anxious to close on, immediately, TO repair their
store room tor another business
Therefore they are prepared TO offer 10 their
friends and the old customers OF Lownsbery &
Smith better bargains than heretofore, and ieel
warranted in snying that they can make II an OBJ
lcct Tor the public TO give them call at The lone
star, In order TO offer still greater inducements
they intend IN \ few days to add to their present
large stock lull supply Of new Hnd fashionable
goods which they viii al.o sell llilc lower Than
any house IN Ottawa
March 81 ktcu.rDsoN n IIorKIys
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Dun ADVERTISERS. have not time to-
day TO refer to our advertisers in detail as
they deserve and we should like TO do.
There is not one ofthe three columns of new
advertisements We publish but can be read
by all our subscribers with profit They fur
nish better epitome Of the life and bust
ness of the times, in Ottawa, than columns
of editorials could.
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Chicago ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIGHTNING RODS.

II. CORDRY & co, wholesale and re-
10 tan dealers IN Ii ginning rods, points, glass
rs, aud attachments, Chicago. ILLINOIS.
We are prepared to furnish dra lers with I ghl.
ming rodr, points and fixtures. superior in beauty
Of hni,h and completeness o mecla nisni, to any
others used IN the north west Our poins heinz
manufactured in the factory under our own su-
pervision. We know them to be an article worthy
oi the confidence OF the public
Orders may be directed to US through N. pos,
o!li"r, or leitat Wn. Whrel-rs ha I'd ware ,ior,
IN Chicago o. at the shop, which Is N the ,.ar
ol thr building that fronts at No al Lake
street. j" 'Hllnncc is on the alley beiwr, n
Clark and la Sale streets, nearly opposite The
Sherman house
"etake plrasurr in>eieuing 10 The under>ign.
J.V.I Blaney, professor Of chemistry in Rush
medical ooi.g-.
Rev. J. V Watson, editor oftlI- North ITrst.
yn Christian idrocate.
Rev. Philo jail son agent Of the n Ofih West
crn university.
VIM. OsmHu, . t,agr.
u. Birch, presi Of the Chicago bank.
Prot Pinckney, president Of the Mount Nor
ms seminary. March I1-Gm
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OAGUEislsEOTYPEs.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
j old friends and The rest Of mankind, tina, he
sat his post again, and is prepared TO exec ute
hkcnrssrs ~ superior style to any ever taken in
this city before, Tor have made new discovery
in the Arrangement oi light which enables me TO
give more truthful and life. like expression to
the likeness than is otherwise obtained. Call in
any weather at my new dagueUroiype rooms,
and you may have your miniatures IN n plain case
for only 81 so finer cases at small extra costs
Extrn heads on same plate fiiy cents each. Al
ayscQme in dark dress, as red. orange, green,
or black
N Is. Ny pictures cannot be excelled any
wheT--can he equnlled at but lew places in the
west. Come in and see AS will Ice glad to show
faces whether you want anything or not.
March 81. JAMES MANSION,
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The LOWEST DEpTn-Wc had no idea
there was any body among us sunk quite so
low as to rob a church, much less the chill
dren's contribution towards the education of
the poor heather. Yet we are informed the
Methodist church in this city was actually
entered one night this week and the mission.
AIRY contribution box robbed of some ci hit
dollars. Well, there is an intinity about the
depth even OF mcanncss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-14

FIRE A fire broke out in the lumber
yard of Messrs King, at the planning mill on
"Wednesday night, which, but for its almost
instant discovery, might have done immense
damage. Fortunately, however, it was cx'
tinguished before gaining any serious head
way. We understand it originated from the
fire in the engine room.
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LAND WARRANTS.

Of the raripus nars0 he United States; and
10 nidons, or minor chiidrenof deeeased SOL
dicrS!
THE undersigned are prepared to make appi
i cation tor, and obtain land variants for per.
sons having performed military services in any Of
tn. various wars in the United States.
Those having claims under the late law o
congress will have their business promptly alien
ded to, on reasonable terms.
HoLLisrEg a. CAyARLy, Attornrys,
Nnrh2i NatfiB2s,'s block.
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The following tribute to the memory Of
one who spent the closing years Of his life
among US, highly esteemed and respected by
all who knew him, we take from all eastern
paper.
DEATH OF JAMES s. MURRAY, Eso.-.Again
we are called upon to record the death Of
one who was once citizen of our town, and
was highly respected and vcncrated for the
many sterling qualities he possessed. James
:. Murray, Esq, departed this life on the
l4th ult., at Ottawa, ILL.,, in the 18TH year of
his age.
Mr.. Murray was born near Philadelphia,
in IVY, and removed to Camden, 5. c., in
the year 1898, where he resided upwards of
80 years, beloved and respected by all who
knew him.
As merchant prompt, intelligent, and of
startling integrity, his word was his bond
the breath Of SANDER never furnished his
name
lie was elected a ruling elder Of the Pres.
byterian church in the year 1905, while it
was under the pastoral charge of the Rev.
Andrew Finn, ID. d., in which highly re-
sponsibsc Office his christian character shone
with lustrc which will be remembered by
all who witnessed his devotion to the cause
of religion. and his uniform consistency of
department.
His means were literally bestowed upon
every object by which the glory Of God and
the good Ct mankind might be promoted,
and this was done without ostentation, liter
ally fulfilling the preccpt, ''let not thy left
hand know what thy right hand doeth."
His eldest son, Major John D. Murray is
about to erect a suitable tribute of respect
to his memory, to be placed in the family
burying ground, surrounded by the numer
Gus names with whom he was associated in
the active duties of life. Thus, although his
remains are deposited in distant part Of the
Union, his name and memory will he record
ed among his early friends, so that they
shall not be separated in death.
He has left a widow, a numerous family
mine children to lament his loss, but they
have the unspcakablc consolation that he
died in the full hope ola blessed immortality
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CHINESE iAMs.-We understand our
member" the Hon j. o. Norton, is distrb-
utins the seeds, supplied from the patent
office; Of the famous Chinese Yam. We
hope his constituents in this direction will
not be forgotten.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-14

An advertisement in to-day's paper of a
farm and lot of Durham cattle for sale
near Lockport is deserving of attention.
The farm is fortune in itself and no better
cattle than those offered can anywhere DO
procured to stock it with
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Ottaha fret Graotr.

BLANK DEEDS AND MoErGAGEs--a good
form, very handsomely got up, just printed
and for sale at this Office. Also chattcl mort,
cages, quit-claim deeds, summonscs, and ex'
ccutons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-14

ERRoR.--In handful printed at this Of
flee some days ago advrriising Mr. Warmers
horse "Black Hawk Morgan" the words
left out are printed near the bottom instead
of Tapped out, materially changing the sense
intended to be conveyed.
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fs. II stone,


hoiesnle Grocer and Commission Merchant,
n q. % Ley.c, has IN ttoie aud TO arrive the
~ following articles, which he will sell Of the
love matket rates.
pohhds n q. sugar,
2oo barr lsrein,d and clarified do
loo barrels St .ouisani n. ORLEANS moasses
oo bags Rio, Laguyra. and lava coffee
~ rnc kngcs ], 2, and 3 mnckcrcl
''o pkg Imp, G.. r., Y IL and black tea.
~ iicrc's nee;
100 packop Boston salrra,us;
30 cnk-s super caEbona,- soda
awnings proper and plmento
aoO coils Munllla ard Jute rope
@W dorm Manila and hemp bed.cords;
.J barrels nuIinegs and cloves;
zoo mats cas-ia
" barrels gr and race ginger;
~ do alum, sulphur aud brimsto ne;
~ cerOOns indigo
ID cakes Ombfo nader;
$40 kegs Boston nails
30 whole, and bas NJ. r. and layer roisins ;
xoo drums mud boxes figs
, lVD barrels tar aud rosin
30 boxes Va. aud No. tobacco;
'oo boxes s0np aud candles;
% boxes fancy and CsElll.
'2o boxes star and sperm candles;
,oobarels almonds and tilber,s
/ w bales batting;
ioo bales wick aud iw.ne
- bal's oakum
~ bags cotton yarn;
'oo gTOst matches assorted
30 " and hi casss C"gniac and Amer brandy ;
IVY barrels American brandy and gin
- do pench brandy rum aud Meiiot, Whiskey;
ooo barrels old recthed do
luO barrels cider vinegar;
90 % cks old peri, Madeira and Malaga wine ,
100 boxescare, wine
700 boxes Goldfish and herring
loO boxes bra ndy cherries and S,oughon b,,ers /;
lVOO cans Baltimore OYSTER;
3 ~ ca.es A n nd 4 ioN,. ssyitn.s.
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Change, Change.

THE misunderstanding bought the entire
~ stock ofboo,s and shoes formerly owned
BY 4. e. Putnam, on Madison ST., is nov adding
a new supply to the former stock which WIN
Tha kiul Tor past fnvors, he would ne usual take
extra care both in stock aud manship, TO &C =
commodute nll his friends and customers who may
give him call. All kinds OF boots and shoes
made to order. t-r
Store noe on Main Street, opposite Cushmdn's
Store.
EL.....',S w e. EAeu
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Com PLANTER-Thc advertisement Of a
patent corn planter, in today's paper, is
worthy of especial attention. We have ex-
amincd the continuance carefully, and are
satisfied it will work to charm.
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Notice /!

TNlIE subscriber is now prepared to deliver
i flonr free Of charge, to all purchasers with.
in the city lmiis. th, side oithe III. river Orders
may he lef either at the mill or at Mrssrs. Red
dick L. ilurlbut's store, where a slate will be
found for that purpose.
Bran and mill feed delivered at nominal rates.
Terms invariably cash. Iui30 JAMES KELLER.
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10000 Isu.bcl. good Wheat

M ANTED at the Ottawa city mills, where
w cash for wheat is always ready.
Also wanted 20 TO 80 good shosis, for cash.
Custom grinding, in the best sWle and with
dispatch
Also, exchange on liberal terms rs u,nal.
Marlh i1-3m. Gro MAgN.
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RED heifer yearlng calf, marked with an up
n per biz GU, of,he RICH, ear-lct the stable Of d.
+. llitt about the first OF middle Of Nov. Inst
liberal reward will be paid To any person who Will
return said call, or give information Of i.s wherea'
bouts 10 March l0) ID r. HIT.
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Spring Fashions.

uST received by express from Boston,
- lG doz black cloth coats
doz col doe skin -
- brown
. check coss. "
10 e iull SUI, coats, pants, and vests to mate h ,
IL light fancy pants.
- black doe skin pali's,
super. black doe skn pants,
10 " fancy silk vests.
10 check "
II 90 black satin vests,
cloth caps, new style.
The above have jus, been received by express
and are the laies, ASH M or spring and summer
goods, and will be- sold cheap for cash They are
the best goods ever bought ia this ma rket
THoRsE & ZinNERNAy,
I" Eeddieks block, one door north Of the r. o.
March 81