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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
I'O LET-The two story Brick HOUSE No


"a Hudson st. mex. to o! Chrstophs, csna ns
tn IOOus With ample IaLTes 5000 ,srd Cr0tOa and
rsi.e ANfy pleasant location VIII be- let ea.Insbie =
good For IAInouss apply No Isl Hulsonss cor
ler Of Hubert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
ITO LET-Two genteel COTTAGES at Raver

II
wood with Grounds and Stables attached dsc y 10
The steamboat Landing Lower Rsyensw0oL Stages
the door Groom Point WssbufgA and -oOk
lyD Apply to HARRlS Co., Nc. 3 Peek alp, :. s.
HAERlS, LesI the pTeui,es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

IN kOfs--ee Trrs,eas q XzGerAost Ac.,sm, have 4.
sAf<ftc:oG 70 a.nosnce hat 10 Tern 1ai OPEN
Nay s5ees IL snsfces u lie lac PfaeisA xr ALsf
AMBER WATSON, A u. whse 4is;lnsa..A 4 .A!:y -
Teacher iAey r-ssrl sssr.ae, fsr tAarssn
dc sol. BoSeer. t5- PriaeipAs fufy ~ sai,, 80
ar advantages Terms 20 ye<I CircaiAr. AfPrK
TONS No So B1oSd~A,; of bs Principe. We u C;ias..
BrosilNu. o. be 1.dsSsisueA W. n. TORgT 9r-<r
y Nss ScE..ck S~-Fefsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

. ISIS WAREMAN. Astoria, wishes to receive Q
LII Limited Number Of Boarding Dsy Sehs. See eires
lars. oses OF Aessrs walsnaa Lstt8y, No. 50 FLtonS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
Nm VERNON BOARDING. SCHOOL 4

M lNalOOL W
vi BOYS, vernon. o. etds Cosgty " T.-Ta- Spr9s ~
Suruer Tern q this If.tn'ion ~ai or-a h PfaS
MONDAY IN MAY. Ths school, -. he-a .ons ~.t.sss,
hhe.liy p.'ronir~ Tee ce.o r-ssT..A- -, s-sS
rc pscturssqse -c-u-fy Crca.r- w. ces.i-1 ..
pireipsl r~rcn.ly eon,rted =, tie Nero Hot-
Tire % hsy FOR ra-aeu-.rs u7-i-- Of HENRY AAasa
[, tire Gee q the HoseL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
Eorses an6 5arms n1anteh
Gonsrs TO fei.

AT CARMANSVILLE and WASHINGTON
IN HIGb1s-sew ana de,irsble COTTAGES, " Ia AL ths
mo. err IMPROVEMENTS LET. Rent rlodera,- JOIN G.
ObAsF lth-sv., IS9th st, WILLIAM l. GAAFP,
Nos. Il9 al IN hasssu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

~ HOUSE. No 10 CHARTER Housesauare, Alder.s.te 81,
l. Idon FIVE MINI w,k from the General PostOdice
Mrr JAM COCKER re.peott1ly invites Gentleman and
Lor central and pleasantly situated
orse which fitted with the comfort Of
The situation Is particularly AID healthy. with
rood lofty and dean well aired Beds Private Rooms
required Terms IA 81 per day for Bod B.sakazi Tea and
Attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
MRS. OLIVER p. HUBBARDs FAMILY

w SCHOOL fr YOUNG LADIES. HANOVER a :
Ire SUMNER TEHM cf t,is las,tsnon t,5w .~-~
teen't yearl WI commerce On "WEDNESDAY. Nay Il *
tvsEtJ weeks r. Sho has e.ea newt
pleasant .zd retired s-ea,son whsrs there .aa.
urds ard IA every respect A<reeaAs .eeoa Iaaasz
Circular VII Be sert spp.cssios e tAS Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
EOR SALE LOW snd on EASY TERMS-.


TUX SALE-A hrst-cIass 4-stOry brown Stone
front HOUSE and LOT the north .id. OF West "a
bet 5th ard eth-sya For terms &c. apply BAKER s.
VEINS, suetOneers, No. 6 Pine Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

A security the perorn. Of the contract the sfs two
be paid IN s5vaGes and must BE- uider-
brought under cultivation Longer credits at cent
-r he neEoA'e by special apple stton Eenty
iron tie credit price viii be deducted for The
Coursry. Coz s,ructou boz d. will be received cash
R-adysued Yarn Buildings which be set IN fev
~. ~ D chtai.ea re.L.lIlk-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

TO LET-The STORE No. 81 Division-st., ad-
loirug the bOwery Immediate possession givsn Apply
To HABDmAE OS6OBN, No Is7 WNter-st cor. Bo~ery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
CHARLES NJ. DUPUY & Co.,

TOR SAIF-A choice FARM OF 80 acres. with
,urercr proverasat. rzle from he eSa'ssiHE sdlas-
a Mil4le,e~u. orEi CO Price siSe F,,s sa., 20
slf9 ether Fii aac Dairy Yarns OTsafe AIG hoetsi
Cc-u,.s, s-ou AID ap-srd y. sac Read - SD -
&c Co Apply tea 10 y selOc. 70 c. " OLIVER 80
sy. corner cthsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

y" IOE SALb-l AZ
Isetiye country sest widely kns~R the
Of General Eshsniel Greere OF Revolutionary memory is sit
The Psssc adjoining the village Of Beleyls nine
miles from New York and 8. from Newark. Apply 70
HOMER MORGAN, Pine-st,
No Metropolitan Bank Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

IN BY THE NETWORK GAS-LIGHT COMPANY -ua
u1eex of be Board VI Directors " this Company held
I<h resolved that the price Of ~ Gas he reduced
from Tbes Dollars 70 Two DOss and Fifty Ce1ts thousand
feet take effect from the inspection In November and
30 allowed hereafter the Advance Deposits
tbs of discontinua OF
supply All Bills rendered required 20 be promptly pal.
Nv order: &. l.. EVEkirf, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16


No. 50 Michixau-sy., ChicaEo EinoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

~ rIrC,yT FARM for sALE-Of 100
\ YAITARLE TAEM and Beautiful REsI-

"A DTHC. FOR sALT-In ts- Nhlss- q JAMAICA 80
liect frrr = rsS >rstr large D~si.tnE ,7i ais
ires - LnS.-.- Sc t-z., sEraNb-ry A. srr -.
ia. = .-r.s W erc-.-I-. ArTly 70 { z AlLLsA
CO A -ctro.ee-s NJ 10 5-o.-vsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

i SeboOi for YO1us Lsii-s st T.rytOwn Ne.eh-~sS G
" Y-Tbe Sen session III eomu,-uee GA MONDAY n
(ircsi.s Re obtained h- Boos sfos-s & N-.rs
FLFTON No SIS STANFORD, No SSI 7. crown
Nc 6ss ard 7 DAVIS No - Broadway; oco'
Mr.. YLIZA SHAW Pr-cip,l. T.r,te.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
OAK BILL SEMINARY for YOUNG Ia

~ SCHOOL fr BOYS 4. Oce.n Por- S-w-Jer-ey ~
rrl.s Lcrg Ssrch psv steam On
Newfors FER circular, c,u'sinag pNie-lsr. afcres-
CHARLIE, COTHRHN. rrscieS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
PLACE for SALE or LEASE


~ II % land, 600 pe@cE trees ms se4o as Ds4a-
fully situated ii. tLls n ME. from ,Ss oy rA-o-i
slofs. lie c-po- D. tikfl s1d
@li f1r gentleman cos ess N re cry AP
rlvioE xARTISDALE, NJ i7 oro-l~sy 81 tory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

TY GILBERT & o.'sPIANO-FORTE ~,
ROOMS are the corner OF Canal 81 ana Do o a,
.-.,r. spIer did assortment hand 70 Let ., ~
Lii, u,oathy instAlimerts Excellent hELoo Ero.s<
r'-e "a T. MATHEWS, No 4ls Broadway coz 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16

j TIE three sory BRICK HOUSE No - Hofrsst, three
yea1s OLD Eve uus walk from the Ferry IL Is 2 feet de
Rooms with hIiges and esanielef'
fifteen paAis and closets eahroon AID kitchen with boz An
cid tc The Horhs il tnisaet With Preach
1IlOT dows ard bscoLy, L1d WI be painted AID pePeie
tLrogsLCut Inquire a. No 81 Bssex 81 Jerssy City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
Municipal Affairs.

The Committees on Public Health Of Boards Of Alder
and Councmcn met yesterday and concurred in di-
rectng the filling up of large number Of vacant lots in
the upper part Of the city represented that there
we're about hundred wet lots requiring be mme
datcy filled for the safety of the health Of the city
They arc led with stagnant water.
COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS.
The Committee Railroads of the Counclmcn, Mr.
Warren, Chairman met yesterday, at F. NJ, and had
under consideration the several papers before them
A resolution first considered, calling upon the
Eighth Avenue Railroad Co extend their rails from FYy
first street their present up town terminus o Fifty ninth
street It was stated that Eighth avenue graded up
TO the latter street and that by the charter the company
required to lay down their rails far up tho
graded. II was added that with the stop
ping at Fifty rst street large number residing above
this point seriously ncommsdcd by having to walk
several blocks after through the mud and rain to and
from the On behalf of ths railroad company it
remarked that at present besg constructed
above Fifty first street. and that this prevented the laying
down Of further rails The committee decided in favor
compelling the railroad company TO lay down rails to
Fifty ninth street the referred to was
completed and the mains for the Croton water had been
laid.
the Harlem Railroad Company to lay grooyed rails on
their tracks below Forty second street where the rail
was Mt present The statement made that with the
rail vehicles had great difficulty in getting oil the track
as well passing the road. decided to re-
port Ia favor Of the resolution.
An ordinance looked into, making II compul-
sorry upon the New York and Harlem and New York and
New Haven Railroad Companies TO receive and let pas
sengcrs from all their trains at Harlem was stated
that both these companies, by their arrange
mens just commenced, stopped daily but train each
day Harlem, and that at hours aordng no accommo-
dation to residents Of Harlem doing business in New
York. II agreed upon to report in favor of the ord
nance.
The subject OF ordinance referred 10 the committee
calling for tho attachment Of life safety patent arrange
ment to every city railroad the last matter
sidcred There doubt from the numbertof casual
ties occurring from the want Of some such arrange
mcnts. that should be adopted the question was
doubt as to the power of the Common Council to compel
ts use IL decided get the opinion of the Corpora
ton Counsel upon the matter before reporting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
Supreme COuIrt-Circuit.
pofore Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

Before Hon Juugc KUUseveN
JUNE ls-Hedry rerdic-The Central Bank u.s. Charles
s. Shelton and the Empire Stone Dressing Company
was an action 0oo money loaned TO the defendants
in 1854 The defence set up that plaintiffs being a
foreeu corporation, and tho law of the State Of New
York prohibiting the circulation of notes of other States
of loss than five dollars within this State the loan was
illegal and consequently void The Judge charged that
The repeal Of the act which took place last winter legal
lied the trapsacton Verdict for plaintiffs, Sl2 900, with
interest,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Aessrs Barring Brothers report tho money market with
out change, and little or no fucuaton in Consols, which
closed at 941 e4s. The bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land had increased during the week to the extent Of
fs2s 900. The price Of dollars not fxcd Bar silver
sold at 5s. Id; eagles, 781s.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Aessrs. Bell, Son Co. report regular market for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

W De that broadsde will be poured into Vera Cruz as
war Win spain would be universally popular.
You can form no idea Of the bitter hatred manifested by
the aexcans against the mnards. This hatred intense
anu persohal not originating in patriotism from
causes but springs from the diversity Of castss
40 not Know with what 10 compare il, but IL II deep
seated rancorous dctestaon Of Sran and the Spanish
people individually and collectively a Spanish invasion
~oaa ne resisted Patriotism would nocaii the
people to ranks Of the army, but burning anmosity to
the very name Of Spain. have often been told that in
the american war; the people hero urged voun-
ecr IN hete o their country by appeals their pride
recnhe now Their fathers had resisted the invasion
the slaiards. Bu; the invariably was that the
Americans were not the Spaniards.
perceive that the liberal papers have translated an
edorai oi the HERALD of the Sd OF May (which they copy
WIN evident approval of the sentiments The Iatia an
oplnsnloh lTlhtis numerically the Sio about
~ ASKING tne editors forget their to annexation
III tne ite Oh Gen. Arista and now in favor as they
are IN ac Of these American sentiments loans on the
ch,rch property treaties bankers and commerce. itai.
cesing every noun substantive indicate their own dis
Ike W an Things Americans. But for all that your cdito
rails are immensely popular. have heard from good
authority that even President Comonfor reads them
ana Win great satisfaction shows them to his friends
let SOME oi the deputies pretend he is not sufficiently
progressive.
Az am closing this letter learn that Congress has had
quite warm discussion the repeal OF the decree of
Santa Anna, also restoring the Jcsuts Mexico with
their former rights and privileges. Congress will de-
prye thn ofthe funds to which they entitled under
the decree but in all probability will allow them to re-
main in Mexico large majority of the deputies ni-
mical TO the Jcsuts
The Minister of Foreign Affairs declined on Monday last
TO receive the Spanish Minister officially stating that he
could not be received until the fleet was withdrawn from
Vera Cruz On the policy towards Spain the President
Cabinet and Congress Of the same opinion.
Tho liberals are anxious for alliance with the
United States, which openly advocated in the admins
tration papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
LIyERPOoL pREApsTuPFs MARKEr.

LIVERPOOL BREApsTUpFs MARKET
The Brokers' Circular reports moderate demand for
-four at the quotations Of tho previous Friday which were
firmly maintained. Wheat had advanced Id u I'd per
bushc on the week. particularly tho better grades.
Messrs. Richardson Spencer Co. quote Western canal
-four at sos 33s Ohio, 35s 36s. Cd. Southern white
quotations, but generally call Western canal -four 2Ss.
3s. 33s Philadelphia, 34s 35s Cd Baltimore, 35s
Ss Ohio, 36s; Canadian, SIS. 35s; souri, ais. 32s
Red wheat varousy quoted at 9s 1Os 3d. and 9s. 3D.
10s; white, los. Cd. u.s. and lOs 3d. a 1Os 9d
White corn-Ncw Orleans, a6s 3D.; Northern, 2ss. yell
low and mixed 2Ss The weather had been very favor
able for agricultural purposes.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson Spence IL Co. rcport the market
and midding sorts Pork tro lower, owing to an ac
cumulaton Of stock-salcs of Bulches at sos bacon
unchanged, and in moderate demand Sales Of the week
2256 at 81 3d. Lard in active speculative request
at an advance Of Cd Isl sales Sos. 8d Cheese un.
changed IN every respect Talow shade lower North
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular
Potashes unchanged; business moderate; sacs at 37s
rather IRREGULAR sales Of 1000 bbls; fine in demand
Ts. 10s 6d Spirits of turpcntinc in improved request
od 7s lod. Small sales Of tar at l3s "a Nothing do
ing in sperm whale oils and prices nominal Iinseed
oil in retail demand, at 32s Bark quiet; Philadelphia,
10s. 3D.. Baltimore nominaliy s.. Cd. sugars-AIi
qualities had advanced and tho market closed firm full
prices. Tea-well maintained at 3D. for congou. Rice
firm, at advance of 3D. Fast India Dyewoods dull
and tending downward, owing to large arrivals.
LONDON MARKETS.
Mcssrs. Barring Brothers report the iron market firm
Bars quoted at fs GS 5s rails, fS Is Cd IS IS Cd
Scotch pig, sos. Cd. SIS Sugar nrm at Is advance,
with transactions Y moderate extent. White wheat
selling at 7os a 74atrcd, Cos. a 7os. Flour 3ss.
THE LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June Moon.
Our market for breadstuffs this morning was very
strong, and exhibited an upward tendency, although FRI
days quotations for wheat and -four not advanced
Indian corn quiet, at 28s for yellow and 2Ss Cd for
white, Provisions unchanged. Cotton-A slow sale, at
the rates current on Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
THE EAST
HALIFAX, June IS, 1855.

THE EAST.
Tho dates from the Crmea and Constantinope are to
the 2lsi ut but nothing Of Importance had lately trans
spred at either place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
FRANCE.

DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE ISUNDATION, ETC.
The French papers filled with accounts Of destruc
tive nundatons.
The Emperors visit to Lyons and other Of tho
calamity has gained him immense popularity.
The extent of the disaster IL very great Five hundred
houses We're destroyed at Lyons, and hundred and
fifty at Ayignon AT the latest accounts the waters were
subsding.
Ten mions Of franks had been voted by the govern
ment for the relief Of tho sufferers and the Empress had
pened subscription list also for their benefit.
The agricultural show at Paris continued to be a great
source ef attraction.
The liabilities of NJ. Place, bankrupt Director of the
Credit Mobiler, estimated at eighteen million francs
SPAIN.
The feet to be sent to Mexico reported number
leven ships of the line three gaes two corvcttcs and
steamers.
PORTUGAL.
The vine and potato crops likely to fail from too
much rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

Oruhary 70 good ordinary, 5lld. 5Md inferior 4ad.
5}sd. Some circulars quote Mobile mddlng ut I'd,
and upands midiling at Lied The stock on hand was
estimated ut 677 500 bales including 53s, 600 American
MANCHESTER MARKET.
In Manchester limited business had been transacted, at
former rates =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
SPAIN.
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.

The vine and potato crops were likely to fail from too
much rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

The steamship Texas, Capt. Forbes, from Vera Cruz
the sth instant arrived a New Orleans afternoon or Jun
1Ih The Texas brought s5s $40 20 in specie Our dates
from Vera Cruz to the st from the city OF Mcxi
co to tho 5th instant.
Tho news is highly important
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

The King OF Greece has asked the Inanta Of Spain
marriage for tho heir to the Greek throne and iavora
BILE answer had been given by Spain. King Otho wa
about TO set out for Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.


The Brokers Circular rcportsa dull market at decline
Of 1l6th on midding qualities and 18th fair closing
steady with but little speculative demand. The sales Of
the week amounted to $4,000 bales, including $3.50 to
Spectators and 500 to exporters The sales Of Friday
were about 600 bales The following the authorized
UuOtatiOns-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
RUSSIA.

PRUSSIA.
The Emperor Alexander has been enjoying tho ho5pa.
lities OF King OF Prussia at Berlin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

-PEEFUHEs - PREvExriy-S ~ Norrrr,,-s..
A"utincsS * occasinrcI Lv tie growth q
minute vegetation. Tx. rq<tc. leather an!
SEEDS most Frequently sultrby it. ! Glove
VII preserve ink; any essential oil answers
equally wei Leather may &c kept from
niOuld'by the same substances. Thus Rus.
san leather which is pcrfI,nei vito the tar
OF birch. never becomes mCI.dy: indeed it
prevents it from occurring IN other bodies.
few drops Of any essential oil VIII keen
books entirely free from it. For harness.
o.! Of tGrpentine Is reccomici. Aum and
rosln are used to preserve bocil-JindeIs paste
but Intellectually ; oil OF turpentine succeeds
better; but, by small quantities Of oil Of
PEPPERMINT. aniSc, or casSia, paste has been
preserved for several years. Dr.. Nlcu,locii
recommends the addition 10 the -four and
water of some brown sugar and little cor
roSlye subllma;e; the sugar keeping il tIey-
idle when dry, and the sub!iIuat, prevent
ing it from ftrnentiuc, and from being at
tackled by insects. \ fen drops Of any Of
the essential oils may be added to the prste
when it is made. 1t dries when opposed
TO the air, and may be used by merely wet
ting IL Seeds may also be preserved by
the essential oils; and this i Of great con
sequence when they are sent 10 L distance.
OF course moisture must be excluded a
possible, As tie oils OF o;tos prevent only
the bad ELECTS Of luouldS-I Family Friend
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
Gilt Frame Mirrors.
-VST REIETTEI

JUST RECEIVED,
~ rors n, sis SPENCER n EARLS.
Wood wa rd,. Corn Drill a Seed Itantcr.
liESE are witbon doubt the best Corn Dri ever bro
this We have certificates rom ,a',ne h az
bureau and Putnam Counties, establishing the iact pc
yond question Jap26l JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

DUsTNBSS ENLARGED
- OTTAWA
mFurniture Mannfactoryh,
WATSON 81 Nayis:EsyIAT.

- A'lLisiAN having purchased the interest Of L. =.
-. tnEs IN the Factory known as Euyg 4 Watson
"s t- Opportunity 70 inform the trade that they are
on ld wiz! Esed advantages for manufacturing all
kinds Of furniture and i.:,ir. at price. that
J-'y competition
THIS establishment having been engaged in the above
business for number OF years have tkeI. pains l. Sc
sct Ee best al workmen, and pledge ourselves to use
u.t!ilu. bl tie best of materials. having kiln for dry
lug the most approved plan, leaving excuse for
working green lumber, those who WORK direct from
lumber yards can have.
iottl keepers and others will find It their advantage
% trad. with US II q good article i, desired.
Job Work Of all kinds done at the shortest notice. job
farming and scroll Saviu: done III the best manner as
our City J-sE,E- wii. testify.
Nue: Posts and DaI.i-ers always hand, OF all pat
terms.
We have a Saw MIL and solicit custom logs.
The business Of the old firm viii be settled hy Rucg
Watson. a. before WATSON ZiNE;MAN.
OTTAWA, March :. 1886.
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La Sale Street Drug Store.
Es. NJ. McARTHCR,

II AVlNG purchased the entire stock of drugs,
} medicines, oils, painIs, &c, formerly own
ed by Hunter & Toombes, would say TO ms
friends aud the public generally, thai he will con-
iinue the drug business at the old 81 and on La
Sale St, two doors uorlh of VI. II. Swiifs law
office, whereI vii! be happy TO acconlIiooaAH
all those who may favor him IN ea M M M
persons wishing to btain pure article ~ .e a.Ss
line, will always be sure to find 1t al We n
as ne intends TO keep no o'Iei NJ -, -
wonIG invite ii e attention OF the LADIES' IN paruc
uar to his stock Of perfumsry, WHICH IS the best
and mos extensive ever offered IN Ottawa, vary
anu 'iiost nd quality 10 suit purchasers tic
has also large and beautiful nssoT,ne'f f,o OF
.ainps, sye r~n,s up to fifty dollars each
Al" AIs3 hat, tooth, pail, cloth aud paint brushes.
ofa,i descriptions, be sides soaps, shaving creams
nom,tuuIs, hair oil, combs, pens, ink, paper, e.
rsionrs. and hos, OF fancy articles too numeiOus
70 mention. He will keep constantly on hand
ish and glass OF all sizes, glazed ready for at
prices.
DR.. Macarthur will continue the practice Of
medicine as heretofore, and may always be found
at his when not absent on professional BUSH
ness. February3.
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