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A man being awakened by the captain of
bont with the announcement that he must
not occupy his berth with his boots on, very
considerably replied ooh, the bugs won't
hurt EN- guess: they are an old pair. -
Let en- rip The captain withdrew,
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MFRS. GRAY

Would inform the pSs that h snns she s asIa G9n,
and meodeOn.
Also, instruction in thorough bass. Lessons
given at her boarding place, Mrs. lloldens, and
M the residence Of pupils April %.
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Old Squire b was elected Judge of
the Inferior Court Of some county in Georgia.
When he went home his delighted wife cx.
claimed "Now, my dear, you are Judge,
what am 2" lie replied, "That same darn'd
old fool you alters was" Quite rough and
round, sartain.
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"Therc's our Gcrshom," said Mr. Shell
ton, she must 20 of to the city, to get his
living by his Wits "Well how did no
make out 2" asked friend. "Ahw said
the old man, with a sigh, tapping his fore.
head significantly, "he failed for want of
capital"
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El,nslSc, Change.

II. THE EsubScriberhavng bought the entire
stock OF boots and shoes formerly owned
by 4. c. Putnam, on Madison ST., is now adding
a new supply to the former stock, which will
make his stock rs desirable any IN Ottawa.
Thankful tor past fayors, be would as usual take
extra care both in stock and workmanship, to ac-
commodate all his friends and customers " ho may
give him call. Al kinds OF boots and shoes
made to order.
Store noe on Nain Street, opposite Cushmd~s
Store.
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The following is translated for the TriJVne
from the Sowaine Religieu%, Crcligious
weekly French journal:
Tuscany, like all lands Of the vineyard,
has experienced for several years much Gala.
nifty from the oidium, or vine disease. To
combat this pest, the archbishop of Flo
renee has composed collection Of eighty.
five prayers, In view of the special object
OF these prayers, they are not addressed to
God, but TO Noah. Most holy patriarch
Noah, says one of them, among others,
you who were emf 10y ed during the course
of your long life in planting the vine, and
in gratifying humanity by the precious Ii.
quor which qucnchcs our thirst, nourishcs
and renders cheerful all, cast your eyes upon
our vines, which, after your example, we
have up to this time cultivated, and seeing
them languish and wretched by the effect of
the devastating pest, which before their ri.
pcning destroys the fruits in severe punish.
mcnt of so many blasphcmieS and other
enormous sins which we have committed
be moved by compassion toward us, and
prostratcd before the high throne of God,
who has promised His sons the iccundity of
earth and the abundance Of corn and the
vine, pray to Him IN our favor promise to
Him in our name that, with the assistance
of his grace, We shall quit the road of vice
and sin, and that we shall scrupulously re-
spcct the holy law and that of our holy mo.
thcr, the Catholic church.
"Thc ninth prayer is directed to the yir-
gin; address yourself o, Mary, to your
well.bcloycl son. Jesus Christ, in repeating
to Him, as at the marriage Of Cana; They
have no more wine and may He who at
your demand worked the wonderful prodigy
of changing water into wine, renew this mi
raclc in curing our grapes of the malady
which consumes them DC. The prayer.
book is ornamcntcd with vigncttc which
Noah presiding at the operations
6f the vintage, and contains the archbish-
ops counsel allowing forty days of indul-
gcncc to those who shall dcyoutly rectc the
prayers in question
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-08

A gentleman asked friend, in knowing
manncr--"Pray sir, did you ever see cat
fish," "No sir" was the response, "but
have seen n rope walk" Wonder If he ever
saw n horse Nh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-08

"Bridsct, said a lady in the city Of Goth
am one morning, as she was nOitirug in the
kitchen, TO her servant, "what a quantity of
OF soap grease You have got there. We can
ct plenty Of soap for it, and we must ex.
Change it for some. Watch for the tat man,
ant when he comes along, tell him | want to
speak to him.
" Yes ma'an," said Bridget, between each
whisk OF her Iish-clOth, keeping bright look
out Of the htchiug window, and no moving
crcatur escaped her Watchlul gaze. At las:
her industry seemed to be rewarded, for
down the street came a large portly gentle
man Hour Soing cane. and looking the pic
ture OF good humor. Sure, when hc was in
front OF the house, out she flew and inform.
ed hlU that her mistress wished to speak to
him.
gentleman.
q" les sir, wants to speak to yc and saws
would ye be good enough to walk in sir -
This request 50 direct, was to be refused:
so in a state Of some wondermcnt up the
steps went the gentleman, and up stairs
went Bridget and knocking at her mistress
door put her head in and exclaimed:
Fat gcutemans in the purlor num-
80 saying she instantly withdrew u the low
CT regions.
',ln the parlor," thought the lady
"N hat can it mean: Bridget must have
blundcred.' But down to the parlor she
went, and up rose our fat friend with his
b!andcst smile and most graceful bow.
"l our servant informed me, madam, that
you wished TO speak to mc--at your service
madam
The mortified mistress saw the state Of
the case Immediately, and smile wrcathcd
itself about her mouth in spite Of herself,
as she said
evil you pardon the terrible blundcr of
of n raw Irish girl, my dear sir | told her
to call in the fat man to take away the soap
grease, when she has made a mistake YOU
scc."
The jolly fat gentleman leaned back in hi,
chair and laughed such a hearty laugh as
nsyer comes from your lean gentry.
"No apologies needed madam" said he;
"it is decidedly the best joke of the season.
lla, ha, ha, so she took me for the soap
grease man did she? 1t will keep me a
laughing Tor months, such a good Joke.
And all up the street, and around the cor
ner was heard the merry laugh Of the old
gentleman, as he brought down his cane
every now tnl then, and exclaimed "such
iokc,n
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Agricultural Implements

eSabiishmt NJ, AT the dt-cut loch hcaT lle man
canal, Ottawa, TO manufacture ~ style ana at
chenpness hitherto unaPp cached ia Ottawa,
all kinds OF
Agricultural Implements.
Such as common securing, one horse, and prairie
PLOWS, hartows, cultvators, horse rakes'
&c, in short all kinds OF heavy farmers tools -,
Theirmachlnery isaI new, perfect, aud prcpe. led
by an abundant never failing water power. Ear
mcrs are invited to call and examine their work,
whether they wish to purchase or not.
An their ir0rk IS udJrdhted.
Orders from distance promptly attended to,
and implements placed on board canal boats. or
cars free OF chnige. teh3-tt u. N NJ.
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CITY MEAT M.l,kz:'T !.
TAILORING.
ynIT CONNEIIV

WILLIAM CONNCLLf
II ESPECTFULLY Y informs the citizens oiOt
IL tawa andthc surrounding country, that he
has Just received Il new stock of
Br0adciohs, Cd,Sip,,feS and Fe7i"9s
OF the laleststyle, and all kinds OF taliors' trim
mings, all of which he wIiIsell cheap ior cash
Also, all kintso OF Ready Made Clothing OF his
own manufacture.
Reingan oldresdicntin Ottawa he would wish
for his oldacquaIntances to gIyehm ca!Ibetore
purchasing elsewhere, -.
TAILORING ~ CUTTING
Done on the shortest notice at his old stand orpo-
site the old City Hotel, on Nadisonst., ., neXtdoor
10 Danl Icahys Boot and Shoe shop,
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DENTISTRY.

s--s~ I'VE the undersigned have this
S2sf day entered in to partnership
CrY~ Tor the practice OF Dentistry, ten
der their professional services to
the citizens Ottawa, and vicinity All operations
performed IN scientific manner and warranted
qual ~ uilliLy to the best OllCe hours from . A.
NJ to3P. NJ WV Salru NJ d.,
Ottawa, July 81. RF. TAYLOR D. b. $.
Having entered into the above co.parnershp,
Or. smith requests n persons indebted TO him for
pas, services, to call and settle Tor the same
lie "is obliged for past patronage and soc,s
continuance of The snmc,
OHicc over G. l., Shu,fs store.
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Cash paid for all kinds of Produce at the Cusl
man Ware House, Main Canal.
Nav 1854
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Dress Silks.

NE have received about thirty pieces of
w plaid, striped brocade, and chamc leon
per than can be purchased a, u, other place in
this OF any city IN this state Now is the time
to buy. We will sell beautiful silk at 62s cents
per yard, such as are usually sold Tor Is and So,
For 81 we will sell silk richly worth 81 80. Call
and see them before they aie all sold, at
Augusta kEpDlcB Il liuRLBrT's.
Edinburgh Ale.
ANouNGER'S pale ale, just received 4
a and ior saleby Il
% July 81 D. WiLEER.
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CHAMPLIN g. MoGREGoR,

ATTORNEYS At Law,
OTTAWA, ILL.
c. ClAM'LlN, Of Ottawa, and John
- 7. McGregor, late &C Milwaukee, Wis,
have formed a partnership for the practice OF
their profession. es above, and will give prompt
attention to business entrusted to them. Iuul6
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Tobacco 4 Cigar Manufac,ory.

m M suhscrher would inform the public that he is
i nufacturng aud keep, on hand the beet quality OF
Chewing Tobacco, Snuf, Pipes &C. AT Wholesale aud re-
tail at prices favorable to customers Also, the best NJ
Havana, Laopera, Cassadors, aud other kinds ol 'i
gars Farmers pnd others who smoke chew eau make
great saving hy buying of me at Wholesale, | can
sell better article, at less price than pedlars.
Please call at my Mandatory, next door west Of the
Post Oiicc, and see for yourselves.
Ottawa, Nov IL. &C. II. SCHNEIDER.
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~ HARD, NJ ID. ,Physician md Surgeon OF
-. tawa, III. Office in Clover aud Cooks
Brick Block. Residence corner OF Madison and
Clinton streets, May5 1859
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TVf fNAHl "' 10 U' ne SIUNtI Nc
Drs. STONE a PUTNAN,
DIR. X. NJ. MCARTUTR.
DIR, -. II. 'rItOupSON

Tenders his professional SERVERS to the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office in Glover < Cooks
brick block. lane o
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DAVID i. JONES

ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR At LAW
Office in the court house, Ottawa, Illinois
June %
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Drs. FAY n HOBElST,

= \. GRlGGS, Dlugist-apd BookseIler-ln
III NatIlngers Block, South side OF the Court
House Square, Ottawa, Ill, may -
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THE AFRICA-S NAILS.

be mails BIZ the steamer Africa reached this city ss
ning, but owing 10 tbs crowded state Of columns
morning unable to make as liberal use Of oar
+ Of London lapers rs could desire
b Lcndon TinAss in heading article, draws most
orabe picture Of the state Of the army in the Crimea
the beginning IT January the army could muster only
eo9 bayonets The artillery and engineers had heen
ced in The proportion, and the cavalry, in fact
grT e1isted The deaths amounted to so per day, ard
aonber disabled by fatigue and sickness amounted 70
10 per week This rattle the Tiues thinks is rapidly
the increase and it Is computed that Out Of the l4o0o
nouinay fiji fof service only 900 in good health
army army Of nyalids The beginning Of the
nth and the Crnean winter had not fully sea in The
to the conclusion that unless extrapr-
AIRY stroke 81 good fortune interviews England is about
lose is only army agent of much pride 80 much
Affection 30 much sender soliciuae and asks II the
hon i prepared for tls disaster
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Nh. WISE IN ALEXANDRIA,.

= democratic candidate for governor Of Virgins Mr..
E speaks Alexandra this evening and hope that
Who 20 viii he able to bear him His adversares have
yss found opponent worthy Of Lis steel Strange
vhile they assail him. snd attempt show that he
moi be elected, they do not present somebody AS his
11etitor There are varioas Richnsonds in the dark
mot one be induced forth into the light Are
captains quarre.ling who should be general or
here nobody ready to face the gallant champion Of the
BIT This cannot last long In State where the vo-
speaks outwhers the tongue mast utter the Of
can be no sserss candidates In State
h contains the ashes of ths Immortal leader Of
uton civil and military, the clandestine poter, the
ussd foe the false friend the eath-bound politician.
only excite acorn and contempt And in such State
od honest and intrepid leader likewise viii command
pet egen from those who have doubts in regard to
This Is the more certain TO be So when his deport
ut Is cOntrased with the and mystery Of the
nspiracy called know-aoiiingisrn.
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rnr ExrKcrrp sARp1xIAN cosyIcrs.

i stated in The New YORK Journal Of Commerce that
nerview had been held between the commissioners Of
ration and the Marquis Tagiiaoarne, the Sandman
e dAaire1 the uuited States v bo, anxious to pre-
/ the u anything which may give gov
nsn any JUST cause q offence expressed himself en-
n wiling 10 enter into sach precautionary arrange
n the mayor may think proper to proven, the land
4 the obnoxious exies from Sardinia who daily
ed here in the frigate Des Gene,z II il should be
"a that the cinigrants board the rigae are the
Aiess persons they arc represented prompt
be taken 10 send them back
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OPTICAL.

TsxAsuss pKrAErsxsr.
January 3, 1855.
Notice hereby Eissn DE haders following
ock the uHilca state ths prepared
azse, Any March
PORTIONS Of stocks,
81 soDoo IN the and hereinafter
toned, 10 Wit
In o. competition, within The
preference Of time which
may Ne offered The eefbaIss, duly assigned
BY parties receive the sereos
price viii be paid Compounded o. he following
]. The saia~ specified each esftGcss
.. the stock % tbr oaa authorized
yuy isss rs6eeass November Ia 1885 "
stock otbs asherrsd lSs2 redrssi~ st d.
eesases, 10 the sock Of loaas
Il 81 ie$s rseeshe the
1851 snd ss June 1855 81 10
suiborixed "
deeraaASe Dcemset, s coaony called
in4ems.sy1 per eeul
par efJaasss,
ls5s, re6eYs Treasury,
tor sSsy osaerl day
- asdiuaa.
ar saia Treaeasas
de unsa States tss ani Bosspu New York
Philadelphia. NE parties uzs direct
Bot esnAcsse wi b. estes ss bsnea ~ tina noter
Aa aesaaf tssis Treasury secfs
ssid ist any = sfSfeA
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary u ne Trsssary
gsn s--desfar ~
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P0LrricAL PARSONS.

!. Psnnsylvanian SAYS @From all quarters Ct the
i W hear q prsaas quitting the pulpit dabble in
sanl pool q Poliiies and adds "A political eier-
q ! lie devils vieegerent aud will doubtless ~
proper reward from generous Master, whc, upcn
Asion attempted 70 give away The whole world when
g,s inch Of groand belonged TO him.
vii not undertake 10 Say whether At t,s present time
ainsHy L oyer-crowdea or the lsity have failed to
at their usaal number Of candidates for office bui
/ The advent Of knes-nothrgis the fact Is ralpa-
i il Z lameuiabae THAI TOO many Of the clergy are
h iaclinei 70 CONSULT the views Of nominating
han the spiritual interests OF their focks
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rrrTsBuBG KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION

We called attention day two since to the doings
knoH-nothing convention which met last week at
tshurg The object among other things we stated to
tie determination d th. question as to who should lie
candidate Of the secret order for United States senator
ore the Pennsylvania Legislature In confirmation Of
assertion, We oopy the following from the Pittsburg
zs''e a leading whig paper of this State. We call
al attention 70 The interrcgatories put by the Gazette
convention Of the delegates Of the know-nothng or
OF this State is assembled in this city and the
nat q the caba here from all parts Of tbs Com
uuwealth
We outsiders u course, are not permitted 70 know
al this secret coneAve is about far its members
peYeat II; but there always some leaky vessels
al n sneA feet, enough has leaked out 10 indicate
~ ne delegates contemplate are engaged In.
gathering, understand, 10 take charge of the
er2l affairs Of the order from settling petty sauahblss
ARISE 10 ward and township councils ap the grave
AEs q Tie State The guarrtls among the faithful in
riy are portion Of lis troubles hat Il essays mean
re a. we are told, 70 discuss iperhSfs determinrl
shah DC United States seRaior how Governor Pollock
Al manage amid The difficulties which surround him
t Laws shall be brought before the legislature and
worded what shali be doar pith TIE public works
So far az State affairs are concerned Il i ii these ,s
rue an fapata@ 81 tHTsraean empire within an en-
|vhieh blocks Vut The legislation a he STATE 49,
. our representatives The simple task o. registering
ediris. Judging from The roie fot speaker n th4
use The Legislature nouid he inclined 70 box 10
invisible dicarlon sud suffer the Gaoeatous questions
cn concern as as people 10 ht settled IN secret caI
nen IN whom the people hase Eslssed ne confidence
y 70 whom they have intrnstsd no power.
Afe the people prepared nr this methca q gov
fuins! When thry chose thcir legislators tey apa-
auEl did Il under he conviction that Harrisburg "a Il
ihs ai u gerernmsnt and she capitol the arena f,r
sIng and sefiag the sabsecss Of legislation and ii
not seem to bs in their minds thar irresponsible and
Known band OF uoad ssi the netonnfs-
Representatives, Of he people ASIDE seoopSary and
Coordinate body and make iheun the mere oaf-Ticcg
power behind the ihrcne
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otherwise .presase. assersas
~ sxen.nxs > 1a.l ssxs
- ,ssass ~a's az n.es . osnsss=ass ass = = ~
&c - -ne ksJs sss DC iasoa eh4ssx
so .1slaer ssp'assa nres umss sss pas q
49, s aA, = sssss.sa 20 assss. IA s.s naas = -
DAs sassA q ss ses nS@ea tos as sct 70 os
iriens . Ia spsaed tes ssAsaea
S. ' = M a re spssa.s ss~s-a paaas eyesasa y
Ins ros'..sss csaaf. sspsassd
iA~s, ss Aacsaas S4fssa % asseAsss
me a-.ea q he rssaas,rs esassss ~ ~.
arg an eass. q Ass4sa q fes vaassssnas Ass
= The PESTS General oaer
e nay sars 60 ss q a,r.. 81 - .s sssse S
s.s..s g pay p.ssesd BE zoe.
= ~ sas pre- tss~ increase q add
speed rsssasas-a shs eaaaes ~ sssns
s. ss Am issa az. ss Ina. = Prefers aoins 80 10 ssas
ia sefNcsA rata decrease psy ag
his esnca pae lnerssls a. ss rsaee Ia
q "a ease q desires r. aeeFseas ssssc tsansg
ragasaa AZ y made sesvss ny eosaoa. lsoaa a.
sGarses-ssy resrasy, Nay sogu~s, 4aa November
no increased pay wi - allowed saoaa ssy s~ srssss Man ~
ssa ne po.as 70 hs supplied be cerecty
Bidders sssad AL propose ssy.sa strictly
s saree sad me rsg.ar bd he ne isaSs,
fss as advertised service ne eaes al considered
ssss o. they sha .opsa. @.aesy shs ana
-
TO- The p~y,
az EAe bidder and lo~r 81
eh-sx abnold be daaety
hixser MODE than soenAek BE- intended The
Wi e q nSs NJ
tak~ ~ ire ms easfeJ hat allows
M Bidders practicable printed
form Of iFahct ~ the
Of rAen BIDS, -nd rssain copies Of
No altered bids Be eonsaeTsds and bids
he Withdrawal.
Ess ID .a. . s-araasd hy two responsible
~ The Aa should ee sealed supsrscsssd Proposals
u ,n addressed ~<ecopd Postmaster Gene
raj Conacs once by, so agent
postmasies viii oct enclose proposals. for letters kad
their quarterly rstaras.
10 The 10 he aepa
se DIS Of ssptemAer iss service
commenced date whe,~r
the be executed % No
considered until Tire
allowed I'm
end sa1csnt therefor
by tEs depanment
essential terms ia Tan
bed, ana cannot be
camyestion,
wifb.a
all bssy.,
distinctly NOTIFIED tat failure
psas-see the
liabilities viii be enforced against them.
sn department
equally wh aberss ceuiRcAr~~
their s1eency Aalily the forms above prescribed
certificates suhcisncy
sor psicpsars conditions bidding
fog nails 10 California aad Washnsson Territory
JAMES CaspBELL
Postmaster General.
Rosr orneE DrrAHrxFsr, February ., 1856.
Feb
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uEArH % gHK ohlagSAE ksgcsfaBoekra.--We copJ the
owing from The Troy ~. r.. Budget
non Hartman knckerbocEer did yestrisy AZ his resi-
- u schaghticUke, sgei Is years The death u bis
- II o0earred only few weeks since Judge X VAS, We
5Is bora IN Sehkghfcoke where lie resided doWa 70
and sustained the character 81 the best living
s4sntatye q the class of stBray Dutch bnrgherA-a
- aoNt win "a about extinct He mmortazcd by
son irving who made him the original o. bis Died
- lev men wcre better known IL this section a. the
~, ht held for time thl o.ace Of county Judge and
80 y Terreseried this district In Congress Judge
fellow o. infinite mifth, and on y the time his
teN II not hiE wit has set the table In a roar As
slah he was iederRlis 10 early life after te inAn-
.aoa = Jackson be cassea himself deDotra: but
w. W. eF'F ~ et''N' 2 van Daren u
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eitisens they hare called upou- John NJ Yoaag ESQ las
kindly YoiEassared the fes Of bic hail. he Assembly
Building. ios tbs oecsaen- Mr. Cartwright the eeati.s.n
u superintendent o. the Washington Gas Works g lht
the hal % The evening % he ball hs opE personal
pense.
We have been furnished with he o~ing correspondence
far Fubsicsfior
WAsaIseToS, Jan. -, 1855.
Mr. Gales preats BIS respects Mr. FORSYTH secretary
ecpt IRON h % I've ball tickets ball 10 be given for the
benefit q The and has he pleasure 10 enc 70 him ave
dollars FOR the SANE
wAsRrseroS, Feb /, isSs.
Sra have received note enclosing two ticket, Cor the
ball Of the Washington Hghi4nders which VOC did nae the
honor 70 send me- and the same enclosed haren
- ofae. shs as g disposed Of to desiring 10
aboai the price a the tickess-nAmely 81 SO
Respectfully, yours, ae., j. G. TOTEM
Mr.. FoAsrTH, secretary Washington Hixhlanders.
wAsHrSsrox, FEB j, 1855.
Carr JoAs hxEsK Your favor Of the 2ath ultimo was
received and or toe enclosed please receive the
amount herewith sent$5. For ycar success in this 4uda
Die enterprise aaa for the prosperity Of the company under
Yours rsspoct}alIy. JoHN p. ooyLE.
WAsasSoros, Feb. a, 1855.
Sm Yours 1t The 18th nno was daly rocs{yed contain
closed you viii And s. Tor the With my best regards
Tor you and year company, hoping wiiL IA
yorabe for yoar abors On this occasion
remain, truly, yoar obediens,
To Capt JoaS GEEsE, Washington Hghianders.
We learn, 10 addition, that the Russian minister Mons
Stocked has written TO the secretary acknowledging the
ecpt Of ave ckcts, and orwarded him price thereof
So and ALEC added that al cases. when called upon he
ready and wiling to contribute to the suffering poor
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TOR " M E0N sStE-Tbs h~sssifsi residence 81
Co kse, iasd siae~ % SD sno Bsb
Heights irsasaiststy
ssfarui~sea, Apply Prsusf-es a ahir once.
Fvb f--fN