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Fancy Groceries,

II HAVE now In store ine assortment
i Of Groceries, Provisions, &C., which |
invite the intention Of my old customers,
10 come and examine before bying else.
where Prices 10 suit the times. Store
on Front street, between Lafayette aus,
Lsurrl Ut. c. O'CALLAGHAN.
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rHutTi rRurT |

fItHF subscriber, has nuw completed his I'm
L arrangements to get In taiig, flesh stda1
supplies ~ ~ The different kinds ~ fruitH4y1
10 lie had In New Orleans, Mt Ibis season;
gocd stock of sssafs always on hand.
nov "a Gin M BAHTott.
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Lfrrts pessirr. - This last and just
anishsd work from The pen Of .ba. master
psdciler Of huuish character Charles
Dickens. viii be found today, On the
ecnnisr nj lierpmAn's.
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I'VE HAVE received TO- day, New Hams
w Shoulders and Sides TO which the al
tentisu Of customers II called
deri2. MtNTAN BHV.
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TRs EMsoRiua-- se hsve not called
attention recently 10 Phillips Emporium
Of Fancy ucods, simply for the reason
that hs has had too many customers, sad
We do NOT wish 10 confuse and embarrass
the modest employees or that establish.
msnt The ladies (uod bless them, sing
" sud collectively have throneed the
house for ths past month, ~ bees ID their
hive. nj heney making time. The word
Of tAe proprietor Il out. however. that
ahsy shalt be accommodated in season
and II there IL Anv article In the whole
range Of light Things, that Phillips hasn't
cot, he will have Il. II Il can be had By
acknowledging she globe
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Cheap Publications n

EE JUST RECEIVED - |
THs STRUGGLE ron Iirp; p 9 80
J. Nov to GET Rich,
Ned Ecafisti
Bella Bsrh~cii; Ellen AZ we're;
Black bess. The Rti,eeaa@ f,tnsv
i. Dick Thrfin; GhfiH' last Btilets
Matrsihes Daughter; Minor, 40 IsEnsios
Jsck faanfs Yicttms Rsysess
Fanny Campbell; Midshiptnaft Tssy,
Ellen Whafehatn, MARY siorstsa,
.ts4f. Star Of The Fallen s
Liz and and Adventures II Iitnfv Ttsrias,
By tnar2tl GEO. M. f1EhOMAN. !.
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utua SfoAs ron SALE. lit viii be seen
elsewhere, that DR.. .. teurdaD, offers for
sale his Drug Store cligibly heated
on the corner Of Lafayetts and Laurel
street, with long standing and veil &c.
sablished patronage. The Doctor will
slse sell on reasonable terms the house
snd lcsl Everything 10 In order, for the
purchaser 10 take possession, and step
Into lucrative business.
Dr. j., IL called BY family interest 70
France, where be will necessarily have 10
remain two or three sears this 10 the
only reason why hs wishes to close Ais
basiness Ia this city aud ssll cut.
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G5t 4)dil1 Cnlllrt.
.ssslssszssss4..ssss.s-s-..s---..--.--~----
BAroN RotJC EsMDEc. ~, 1855

-. psrsvns N want VI somsthing q out
VI the common order" will observe the
che notice VI A. Monsan 4 E,rs.. To day.
They hays 4 lot VI rare game, expressly
for the eceAsien.
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a II NJ pHfEs.

I ARtE tibtk n Nil qualities e BED Blanhets
IL cheap for nanty. French English anu Am
ericar Hosiery. IN ahnn3anee At SNss pfirts'--
Velvet Ribbon, Black and Fancy ctlurs, a gen
eral assortment of trimmings fbf Ladies' Dresses
Braid asserted poicfa. Linsey. jeausi asserted
Flannel H. ia TRUuSukLE AG0.
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NEW ARMY Al. Hfs
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

fI'HE VI DERSt1N Ed has iust received by steam.
j er ntprire CITY, IFS enttte stock Of FAN ard
Wintet Clothing t,,sstiisf With lntEe assortment
Of GFNTs FUR MS llEG GOODS. embracing near.
II every article in that lite. His assortment ef
Gents Reads-made suits, consisting III Pants,
Goats ahd Vests to match, are beautiful. and can
tile first seleetloh, and get good ut wpud do
well tocall early, before the sizes are broken.
sep-b--y W. u. PHILLIPS.
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HORSE rALAcE STABLE.

DLEASE NOTICE that WV. Ours has
/ again resumed the Proprietorship OF
This establishm, mt. The stable hayira IN.
dergone thorough repairs. He feels conf.
dent Tat for comfort and convenience Ito
the Horse rreaton) 1t has no superior In
the State. And from his long experience in
this line Of business ard past aerommoda.
tons to his friends. he hopes TO merit from
his old Patrons and the Public generally.
liberal share Of Pstronagee lset him up
again good stock Of Horses, Carriages.
Buggies, &C., Away on hand and for Hire.
on liberal terms, to be had on short notice,
day or night. nov2e.3m.
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Holiday Presents.

THE Holidays IRE approaching, When custom
! Demands, and love Hceptds the presentation
Of thpse title tokens, which serve 10 keep The
Eiycrs constantly IL remembrance What better
selections ear be made that articles NJ
JEWsslHx.
whch viii ftot their tastefuness be admired u
for their utility be valued | have nnw m hand
d splendid asspr,m Ill ~ e.efy thing Ii NY line
which cifer for sale III iowtf prices theh ever
before Persons In search uf something neat and
suitable will do well to cnil on me before pntchas
ing elsewhere. rHEu GOLDMAN
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Young America!

fTNHF best Christmas present ybur Dnfdies can
j make ygn, IL pair 81 those beattfni little
Enpss, Just received NJ The Capitol Shoe Store"
derai. st. h. L. HENDERSON,.
Lafayette st.
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Stovess Stoves

Stoves3 Stovesi
AE HAVE Just received another fine
w assortment Of Stoves, among which
a,e Q variety Of ssaall Office, Paror and
Cooking stoves fir wood and coal.
deco. j.. PIPER " CO.
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siLlxst saf.Ksft

ANOTHER As,ertment Of Fine Plaid and Black
n Silks, Rarasses, AIracas, Muslin De Lane,
Callccss tsadses Cassme-e cieakss satnet, Tweeds,
Gs,net Jeans, French Cettcaade, Plaid and plain
travelling Dresses etc, #&+f
dse.ts ]. A, TRuuSnALE a 60.
<aasette and Advocate please Cepy.
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BATON ROUuE BAzARI


81 sa@~a~s # 81 a
rev FIRM, New Goods. Low Prices.
/ A. TRgusDALE 4 Co., having purcha cd chs
81 weil known Dry usuiis and Variety be 81
ut HE corner Of Alai and Laurel streets, are nvr
In receipt Ut Il rev and extensivs stc,k Of Fail
ana wititsf foods. 10 which thes Invite the at.
teuteu Of tbs citizens n Baton ilUussl
Ths stock III Try sssods ~ aehetui,
II die ii tie largest and Best assortment ever If
tered In this cit Including almost every article
which mas BE called for
The assortment of ladies Dress apeds 10 com
pete and II has BEEN selected wth wifi the pfta !
es, care. md hnf stock n FHHNfsffkG
GDUD9, ELOfUtKG, UA7s cars, B0Ufs
and sHDES dtfea euittpe titltn. New Orleans
prices, is the motto III AL tsptrtne ~
j. A.. THUusBALE & Co.
nbv9g.y Corner Main attn Laurel sts.
GENTS CLOTHING.
ULACK, and Cnipred Dress and Ftack COATS
ID Filut gibth uvEitG0ATF,
Real French PALi1ofs,
tLuAKs, FALtaS aud BEUN0ES
BUSINESS SUITS to iiatcl allstyes,
FANfALNuNs, Blk and fancy pasiinef do.
fancy satihet do
VESTS, silk yelgCt--in All tolofs,
Also, IN attn and SILK Of every description,
UNDER uastnsfits, In Mpfiuo and Fianten,
All Linen and L. h. SHIRTS, with Bishop
and Bytoti upllats,
silk and Satin CltkvATe,
HALF HOSE, GLOVES
HATS of every description. Mt .a.. 49,. -..
nov-tb III ] SIMON 4 GO.
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coal COOKING sTOvEs.

as / NEW MUSIC. 1T
ocI received The following. af
u lie petet enfanty a
J. Pnritani bv f,elire;
Prima Donna Song
Know Nothing Polka; .yfyg
nd, Gentle Jenny Gray; s,s
Carrissa Waltz, -
Caprice---Nocturne
The Ship on Fire
Mataulora Grand March
Maggie by my side
Arissa Walia; s,
just received ard Tor sale BY 800.
decd GEO M HEROMAE.
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Fancy Goosls,

BONNET and Sash Ribbons, velvs, and steel
ID rsimminFe, French Working Chtton, Elastic
Belts, French cefsrts All Cheap FOR cash
dseat Nrw usasANs GHsar srpss,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-10

IoT- " SCHOOL SIC ADD TO TIE Town OF JOLl-
Lots. Book
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0ttaha fret Gra0tr,
CITY Election.

10 triumphe. We have met the enemy,
and they are not ours, but on the contrary
quite the reverse! The election for mayor
on Monday resulted in the choice of Judge
f. S. Leland, the republican candidate over
j. V. A. Hoes, the democratic candidate, by
&c majority. The result was to US uneX-
pected and unaccountable, until glance at
the returns explained the mystery. The
cause Of our defeat is obviously the detection
in the LIST and 4th wards. The LIST ward, at
the last mayors election gave us 50 majority.
With the increase Of population and the vote,
it ought this year to have given at least 10
majority, but instead of this it gave a ma
jority of for Leland. So the 4th ward,
which last year gave - democratic majority,
and ought this year to have given 80, gave
Hoes but 16 majority. The reason for this
detection is we'll understood. The people
in these wards are hot and earnest on the
subject of removing the court house north
of the canal, a project favored by Mr.. Leland,
who lives in that ward, and who has been
manufacturing legal opinions in favor OF the
measure. The Columbus ST. bridge also
figured in the question, project Mr.. Hoes
was sedulOusly represented as opposing
With our rightful majorities in these wards,
the democratic candidate would have been
elected by largely increased majority over
last year.
While our defeat is thus attributable TO
causes purely local, we are willing, however,
Sc let the fusionists claim their fancied tri
umph, and shoot their guns over 1t, for all
experience has shown hat triumph, by a
party made up Of such discoriant elements,
rs always its greatest calamity. Made UP,
as the party is in this cit, two-thirds Of tenn
perance prohibtioniSts, there is already a
pretty fight commenced among them by a
notice given in the city council or VI ednes-
day evening. by one of the aldermen elected
by these consistent temperance men, OF his
intention at the next meeting TO introduce
an ordinance TO repeal our prohibitoTy law
The fight is already beautiful it stands,
and will grow hot enough without much en-
couragement-
The following are the official returns Of
the election on Monday:
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WHAT shall be in place Of Georgia currency Is now
Tia. question aritting he monetary circles of the West
The withdrawal three millions of currency has been
and continue he seriously felt by all classes OF b-
sless usI. Illinois Banks expand or the
East provides with a circulating medium, money VIII
the high at which it has been held THIS
winter The principle of Georgia money i undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion has exceeded gold
and silver in it, circulation ruin has been sure to follow
Yet the confidence of business men in the leading
Georgia Banks unlimited, and the subscriber knowing
Atlanta Interior and Macon he good, viii continue to
receive the notes OF said Banks i'll payment for lots on
the south side of the Illinois These Lots Of
fred bargain, and cannot fail to suit either Tor IN
yestmeut or Improvement and to those who are unwilling
unable pay the prices charged by ec-
lators for Lots the north side, the subscriber would
earnestly their attention to the superior ADVANTAGES
nfr-rrd in Glnver's AIlitinn feh2} OIiNf' 90 II"
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Enpc;1l Notice
Mrs. CRAY

HAVE purchased the rntire stock of Goods Lately
owned by John Stout, and shall continue to transact
he Dry Goods and Grocery business the old stand
Advertisement next week. IIcO II l. nNii.L'.
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Notice to the Sick.

The citizens ottawa and vicinity viii be gTaed to
learn that Nessrs A. C. \ 4. : PUTNAM, Druggists.
have been appointed Agents for the sale OF DR. EASTER
LYs Popular Family Medicines. His medicines are bet
ter prepared more prompt and eectua in sUbduing the
diseases incident TO this than others in general
use They meeting with a rapid sale in nearly every
city or town in West and give general satisfaction TO
those that use For further information in regard
10 these remedies the sick and afflicted invited to
careful perusa of DR.. EASTERLYs advertisements which
can be seen in columns this day.
Merchants and druggists who not already supplied
with them would do well to call upon Dr. Easteriy in St
Louis and of his popular articles, or from
-. AGENTS in Ottawa August 1.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, May :, 1876.
The market is extremely dull to-day on
account Of the rain. " heat is drug and
corn is leading downward, notwithstanding
the low rates of freight.
Eyour-Country brands nominally Sdal.
% for extra at wholesale. The demand Is
almost entirely restricted TO immediate wants.
Uheat-Dul Ut SIa1.05 to store and mill
for spring winter $ l.2oaSl.i5.
C0rn-W ould not bring over 3Ga3It cents
free on board, 3j3a36 cents per 90 lbs.
atloat
(lats-Are worth 27a2S cents to store.
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CITY Council.

Our new city council met on Tuesday
evening when the new members took the
oath Of Office and the new mayor Was in
aupurates The rest of the meeting was
spent in listening 20 the mayors inaugural
speech, which was ordered TO be published.
We had not the pleasure OF hearing that
speech, but if it was such as has been re-
presented, we shall have some comments to
make when favored with sight of it Mean
time there was one remark made by our
new mayor which justice demands we should
attend to AZ once Mr. L., in aliuding TO the
election on Monday, Complained OF his OPP
ponrnts, for "putting something into men 5
mouths to steal away their brains that they
might be induced to vote against me. If
this is intended as an alluSiOn TO Mr. Hoes,
we are authorized to say there is not one
particle Of truth in the inSinuation. If MIR.
HIS. supporters are intended, then we say it
is not half as true as if it had been made IN
reference to Mr.. Leland supporters, for the
only free grocery we heard Of in the city on
Monday was kept by fusionist. But whe-
Their the remark was true or false, it comes
with bad grace from that quarter, and par
takes too much of the nature OF double-dis-
titled hypocrisy. Our brave temperance
men, who for a month previous to the cleo
ton had been preaching temperance as the
"only issue" were easily induced to change
their tune for its opposite. when assured that
the defeat of the democracy required their
doing so. Not one word of dissent was
heard at the anti-temperance speech of the
author of the prohibtory law when Mr. l..
was nominated, and but feeble objection
made for shame's sake at the resolve to
exclude the temperance issue. The truth
is, this anti-temperance speech-the resolve
to exclude temperance, and Gen. SCOTS
Cleveland speech, about the 'swcet Irish
brcsue," &C., to be rehearsed by the fusion
candidates to catch foreigners, although he
knew he must be supported by the Know
Nothings, were all arranged beforehand, and
readily acquiesced in upon the principle, we
presume, that "all is fair in politics"
But the ccncoctors of the scheme missed
their mark. The only deception they sue
cceded in was about the Columbus st. bridge
and that bridge and ward l saved the fusion
candidate, not out of any Partially for his
principles but from mistaken idea that
their local interests were involved.
Ga Wednesday evening the council again
met and elected the following officers
City Clerk-Juius Avery.
-Assessor-Dr. Jos. Stout.
Cbii,ctDr-John A Shuler.
1sedsarer-H. +. Eames
Health OUfcer-Dr. j. .. Harris.
The election OF marshal and city attorney
was postponed until the next meeting.
Alderman Wade gave notice of his inten-
ton, st the next meeting to move an ordi-
nance for the repeal of the prohibitoly or
dinance, when the council adjourned.
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LOTS N SCHOOL SIC ADD TO TIE Town OF JOLT
LOIS. Book.
-. IG, u and J. ~
Cara!i,ts are assured that tt foregoing schedule o.
lot, ana lands choicest oaersd al public sale il
tie West
t = believed To he unnecessary in this advertisement
speak great natural advantages % thcag"-!'-
unparalleled zTowIh IN the history q gsteSiie in-Nll-
certainty t.at j. destined early day 10 be the
gos,zEH1IsL ElsFpEIr~ the North Wet j. conceded
or to d. phrase Of srea. but departed statesman
fixed fact"
The entire property selected by the late Jeremiah
Pre- At AL ,ry day. ie titles ,or the bulk OF the
Patents directly him from the Governor Of
and TIE President q ;l- United states 4 I"r-
tom OF th- city properly improved in the best possible
manner with aII BRICK warehouses, yield
lIg d ample rental.
The r.aatry Lands selected whcn Mr. Price had
al Tie Wet from whence "a choose The land, IA COOK
C.uaty ~ W.ihs. lev miles % CAicCgo and mar
act
The property in Ottawa. Morris aud Joliet i al de-.-
rai!e Those towns al tou.ty S-ats. and growing
rapidly. having great uasTal advantages. such a. unl-
mired Water Power. "a ~ st0arbesides the facilities
O. Railroad and Canal
Ps.-ru- desiring. particular Information VII address the
under. .ed writing only. and AL such c"ait
prom attention. The sale viii be positive
si,Ou reserve aud W.u continue from day 10 day until
all the property shall Dc disposed Of Tie terms a sac a.
fixed by said i-crp.al order one:OuTh cash and the
balance three annual ius.autu-. payable ia one two
and three wears after Ia, day % sale. with interest ~ SIX
,-r cent payable annually Deeds will be given TO tie
purchaser Who all b. required Tor tie deferred pay
reuts CIV, notes ,or tLs amount secured 10y mortgage
upon the property, With d power of sale therein.
!. 1. PAINE FHEER,
N,sts~ in Ch0Dcery anil Special Commissioner
apIg-:w
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ALDERMEN

Ward John Vette 80; j. II. Meiss 81.
2-H. Green IS.
q" at j. Wade 1873; Levi Mason S..
- IT Sattery Go; y. Il. Bristol %.
IS 5-sas Latierty 81; f. Richardson 81
Ct. Barton 80; f. A. Nitchelm IS
A Liadley 81 !; H. Barker 3d. Il. Fetch IL.
Ward M ID. Cauikins u; j. Harris 81
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"May. sweet Nav" sings the poet.

feel a newer life in every gale;
The winds that fan the flowers,
And with their welcome breathings Ill the san,
Tell of serener hours
OF hours that glide unfelt away,
Beneath the sky Of May.
All that may be good enough poetry: but
If such dull, dreary, foggy, shivering, sni-
cide-provoking days as we haye had since
the advent of the aforesaid "sweet May
are fair specimen of her quality, We should
prefer the dog days, decidedly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-10

Our SCuooLs.-The teachers of our public
schools have, since their opening, been or
ganized as an association for mutual improve
adopted the following resolution:
Resolred, That parents, in order to show
proper regard for their children, ought to
visit the free schools often"
In reference to such visits, we are inform
ed that seats are reserved, in all our public
schools. for visitors, and that the superin
tendents and teachers are always happy to
have persons drop ir at any hour, and that
these visits are never regarded as either an
intrusion, nor in slightest interrupt the ex-
erciSes
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Whitman'S Main St. Store.

boots, Shoes. HrOrerios, ONsfers, Dc,
AND YANKEE SAUSAGES!
nNE fact yet generally known and yet easily de-
monsirated if you will just drop int" MHlrdAN : on
Main street Of the Post Office, viii ind com
p,ee assortment of Mems, Boys and Youths Boots
Ladies' Misses and Chiliren's Boots and shoes anu
Overshoes which quality and price Is at least as ia'o
rable the purchaser can be found III the
Also nearly or quite every article usually To- be o"a'
ed in a Family Grocery, Provision and Fruit s1re s
Oysters by the Cider by the bnl. OF sa04' ''
sages got up the way the Yankees do H.
OTTAWA, Dec -.
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SOMETHING. NEW.
an fgriclfitUrGt ami H0TtdcHttHI
~ OFT WA.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens o. Ottawa aud
tn. surround NJ towns. that just opening store
on Ia sale Il. formerly occupied by Moore Hihfon
AID would solicit the patronage q FARMERS and "ii.Fs
shall constantly have hand assortment @! -ig
-i,-ata-ai Implements and MACHINES.
also wooden. willow aud Cedar WARE and Gar
Nh z W CIsMRERLAIN.
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JOLIET BLUE-STONE QU AIRY.

- HE subscriber has opened his celebrated Quarry
4 Of Blue Stone, and i prepared 10 contract Tor
the delivery al any point the railroads canal
any quantity building stone Of desired Dimensions e-
Their cut In the rough also tagging and curb stone
This quarry undoubtedly the best in Joliet, "a the ma
triaI in the Court House in Joliet, and the new Court
House being erected by the subscriber at Morris VIII
verify The subscriber being experienced builder ad
contractor will contract furnish material and build
Houses Bridges Culverts, sc He will also furnish al
much cheaper rate white or blu stone. OF which lac
has an excellent quarry. ROBERT J. CUNNINGHAM.
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CASH FOR WHEAT!
Ottawa CITY Mills !

IiF subscriber. With thanks Tor past ia' .F WOMB n
form rs friend. hat the above Nih- are one, more
IN Full OPEEATATION and prepared Z" dispatch bT.st
Wor ws,hou. delay Al customers are requested L" =.
,b-r Cri.t- entered byos and numbered II would
also save much time tani sometime i"--' u FARMERS
,,.lI have all their BTg. zHdrksd '-'F "dA@ 'H fas
n. y,ara also inform al who urela~e Hour that DE
- I,rpgOyED cat considerable expense BIZ cleaning
r,r,rsrls and can supply all who U-ay favor linn
Nh call with -four which he viii warrau, To give good
:if -;ion aud equal to any in this Market Al Gus
o-r within the city limits viii have their -four &c de-
lvrred fire. charge texc-p tolls oH h.del Al orders
lei az the Mil oce or II + o. Box lob VIZ have ,T,i
attention. bEt MAN'
p S-Prices always as low as any other Flour 10 the
CITY or equal quality TIE highsf price or inter Hd
S.S' UfUiaI Spring What. u VI
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OTTAWAMARHLE YARD.

Z He undersigned having purchased q shop and STOCK
OF Ge1vell Finley, where he intends 10 carry on the
business on a more extensive scale He has ON hand aud
always in receipt Of the best quality OF American TIA
Ian and Egyptian Marble. for Head Stones Tomb stones,
Monuments Nantes. Furniture, &c - he has some o.
wo.knen in the western country, he feels as
sured that he get up anything i'll his line in superb
or style together with low prices. he feels assured THAI
he will give an those who him with their support
entire satisfaction.
y h. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
nrour,,lv attended To- JAMES WILLS.
.--I.