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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

T,,r>1,.s,coSp WARD.-A grand ratlhcationneet.
in, va, held on Friday evening 10 this Ward b! the
Republican Association. ID. I. Eh'ton, President IN
Tho chsi, 4 large ard enthusiast. body Of men we've
in sttende1cc and spirited addresses Delivered By Dr.
Lob, Ives ,te Hon f.. G. Benedict ard Mr. Mc>orley,
and ser;es Of resolutions adopted indorsrg the
,ou,ins,ior. Of the Republican party. The work is
GOING on bravely in this Ward and strenuous eNcrtioos
h.;ro made to secure the reelection Of the Hon.
Ab,am Wakeman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

Iudyo Cierke come 80 new cases have beer noticed
sor,r,s which, with ttose leh over. make up q cslen-
dAr OF no, far frpm 200.
Tia, NJ the General Term contains about 200 cases
among which are several OF rrest Importance. The
Broadway Railroad Gaze comes up on appear non
Jud,e Strung order, enjoining the Corporation from
taking eny further steps toward the rescss'n OF Tue
grant to S2arp ard Others. 90 the ground thst VS. IN
the nature Of contact vnich If valid, was irTepesis-
bic
Tie Part Bank case, which wss sent up to the Gen
srsI Term BY Judge Davies without having passed GA
it hnsef, involves the important queS'on whetnef
the statute OF 1883 which entities those corporations
which hsve received during the preceding year an
tcone equal 10 FIVE per cent oo their capital to The
privilege Of committing their taxes By paying I'VE per
cent OF their actual De, profits. applies to corporations
which have not been In operation for whole year.
second question is, whether sn injunction will issue
TO stay tie collection Of tax which has been con
fImej
The affairs OF The Fist Methodist Church will also
come before this tribunal for settlement. judges
Roo eveIt Davies and Peabody were 70 occupy the
bench, hut there is trouble somewhere, for Judge
Peabody is rot get Judge, We understand, except
a. k1pors
The Superior Count VII, Is usual. dispose of more
bulpess t0an all the other Courts put together: bu,
w. know Of no very important case which il sure to
come on there.
The Surrogate takes up the Parish VIII case on
Motcav. and VII devote his time to it till It is finished
1t vii, probably last through the MONTH
All three judges VII. sit a. General Term in the
Court Of Common Pleas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

The Noycmber Term Of the Count OF General SEES
s.ous. Recorder Smith presiding begins to-day, but
ow ng to the approaching election is probable that
but little business will be transacted this week The
feIowin. Calendar furnished by Mr.. J. II. Whitmorc,
Clerk of TIE Cy Prison shows List of the cases for
disposal: Forgery, s; incest |; grand larceny, 70;
,spe. /; murder, g; robbery, bastardy, / arson,
/; witnesses. 3; mayhem, /; flonious assault, );
.tabbrg p receiving stolen goods, ,; perjury, Il SUI
borraton Of perjury, /; false imprisonment +; bur.
rla~v. 3. bi.amy, | abandonment, /. Total, -
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ALUMNI 4 ,,ocArIoN or COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-This
Association met in Hope Chapel last evening. The
exercises being opened with prayer by the Rev. DIR.
Leonard, Mr. James W. Gerard proceeded to deliver
AL Grafton gpon the subject Of Eloquence He re-
ftlrod 10 the eOquence of the Greeks and Romans,
and showed that the orators of antiquity had TO do
thsirovn ~tumping Ashley had no press, noraiload,
no telegraph in those day. the eloquence had to
reach the people in assemblies The eloquence of the
Greeks and Romans was essentially and truly demo-
cratic. The orators spoke not to narrow and con-
racted circles but to great bodies Of the people, who
Judged az to the merits of the speakers. He dwelt at
considerable length upon the character and the suffer
pgs Of Demo,;henes aud upon the power of the peo-
pie in the treatment of public servants, remarked that
if the sword Of rctrbutve justice hung over the heads
of modem offceholders as in the days Of Greek and
Roman power it would probably provide an incentive
to hone sy for the protection of popularity aud char
accr.
The Poem was read by John Vernon Henry, esq.
After which the Alumni adjourned to enjoy season
OF fstivity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

Born ASs,JLT ~ TIFF P,RH.-Last evening one
Of the many miserable THE Sng vagabonds who nightly
prowl about the Park. addressed gentleman who
crossing from Chatham street TO Broadway. 'sk-
ing him fer quarter" The gentleman paid no heed
to the request and passed on, but had not gone
dozen steps before the fellow rushed upon him and
struck him two violent blows in the Ease, evidently
with the intention of knocking him down, that he
might rifle his pockets. The blows did not have the
desired effect; and the gentleman, quickly turning
upon the ruiian, seized him and took him into the
Chiefs Ofice, whence he was taken TO the Sixth
Ward S,etion-llousc, in charge Of an officer, aud
locked up. On the way to the House, the fed
low tripp,d the officer with view of escaping. bot
did not succeed in his design.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

T,,p ornrsr SCHOOL N The CdCNI RY.---On
"Wednesday evening the School of,the Reformed
Dutch Church celebrated its two hundred and twenty
third anniversary, at the Central Reformed Ditch
Church, in NVth street, near Broadway TIC tHer
cise consisted OF examinations Of caeses IN reading
grammar geography, history, arithmeti' and natural
philosophy, together with defamation, dialogues aud
COMPOSITIONS Between the exercises the audience
was favored with vocal music, which reflected much
credit on the school, and particularly on Mr. Washing
ton N. Smith, who though not connected with the
school Ia, rendered very efficient service in this de
partmen,. The exhibition was gratifying result for
the teachers and the supporters of this me-honored
institution The present teacher Mr.. H. W. DunSh.e,
has had charge Of the school since the year 1872. nd
its advancement in grade and course Of scholarship
must he considered in great measure due to his ex-
ertions This school has gained an enyiabe reputation
for furnishing downtown merchants with competent
and reliable young men. Christianity Is taught. a.
well a. the Language and the Sciences. This school
WINS founded in l6}}-as we learn from Ettlc volume
of It's history published three years ago. by it, present
Prncipsl-the same year in which the redoubtabie
w Juter Van Twicr arrived at Manhattan, with Adam
Rcelandsen as schooimaster. II wac probably con-
tinued rather rregulary but We hear of Roclantsen,
a. schooluss.er in 1853, having lawsuit with Jan
Jansen; and testi. ing in another at the request Of
Parson Bogardus. IL 1859 he left SewAm,tef'lam,
and Jan Cornclisscn carpenter, was appointed to I'LL
the vacancy In 1872 "the bowl had been going
"round for long time FOR the purPose of collecting
"mcney for erecting school-hOusc. Tie Director
General however, perverted the funds to other pur-
poses, an example which seems never TO have been
forgotten. II was long time before the schoOl-house
was built. William Westerns and Haginanus Van
Hohocken were the third and fourth teachers of the
school In 1876 the Burgoma-ters say that "the town
youth ere doing uncommon well ron" under Van Ho-
loockeu After the lapse OF two centuries the town
youth are doing uncommon wen now under the tuition
Of Mr.. Dunshee Mrs p. +. Nsen aud four assistant,
in Fourth street, wet OF Sixth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

A Ass.rIT UPoN TuF LIBERTY OF SPEECH.-fes-
terd.y afternoon while the Thirteenth Ward Temper
ace Alliance were holding their usual meeting at the
foot Of Grand street East River Lieutenant o keefe
of he Thirteenth Ward Police in citizens Dress seized
Mr. Edward FalCorcr, President OF the Alliance, and
with the assistance Of the Police force, dragged him
FROM the stand and convey ed him to the Essex Market
Justice Wood promptly dismissed him. The meeting
of the Alliance Immediately reorganized upon the
sbsei ce of MI. Falconor. tremendous gathering OF
the people were soon convened together, when it was
unanI ou-ly resolved to hold on indignation meeting,
this evening at the corner Of East Broadway and
Grand street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

FATAL AccInESr 10 LaDr.-A melancholy &C
c.dcrt occurred Friday night last rcarthe town OF
La Grange, put,hess County. by which lady named
SARAH Billings was killed. 1t appears that she was
returning ircm Pou,hkccrse to L. Grange 10 neigh
Ion. team and. while in sight of home, the horses
became urmanseoabla and ran away. Ii s supposed
that she jump ed from the wagon, she was found on
the pad irseusib'c. She fingered until the next day.
and non the time Of the accident up to the time al
her death. did lot recover her She about
forty yean Of age and respected by all who knew her.
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ARR,sr o. 4 FRRscn WosAs FOR SHoPGirIrs@-
RECOVERY OF DIAsOSDs, SILKS, FcRs, &c.-Mad-
anne Leon, French woman, about 10 years OF age
residing ut No. Eij Grand street was ancsted on Sat
urday. at the store Of Edward r.. Loder No. 10
Broedwsy fer shophfing. she had for some time
been in the habit Of making handsome purchases at
IL. sle but in every Gaze. socn after ,he lett more
,s!uotc goods tran she had purchased were missed
On Saturday she again called and enc of the clerks
wac at 10 watch her She bought Some articles, but.
l.tre tbey were handed 70 her -he wa secn 10 se-
cr, u ron Of black six worth 400 in pocket Of her
dr,s-. Officer Kcefs of the Chiefs Office Wa. called
IN ard arre-ted her She begged hard 10 be liberated
,ra GEslly confessed to bGvn: stlea every Occa-
s.n Of Ler visiting the store. Her apartments were
found To be lit, w in elegant style, and IN them tic
.G,c.rs found large tin box full Of jewelei gold
wstchcs diamond pics, rings, brooches, studs and
Lraceets t,side silver and gold yesses, pieces Of
aka, velye's, Sc. Among the -lks we're some which
loso tLc private ueris Of NJ. LOicr Tie property
We taken pe-se--.cn Of b. the police, and AadaDs
vss comnted to the To-ibs for examination. She i
5upposed t. b. ss1 a reeeiveroi .io!cn goods.
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The following account Of remarkable Origins % h'e'
VI extract !ron the Ere aarshsls records;
Hoe Heat ell ~, Fire hroagL Brtce@'Te.Iiu IN
Ssptuter a.t Gre broke out in the dl.tlery Oh J0r
6iIoaIa.Ieua No. 40 Wtst Seventeent1 sF9e- a
Liot fue CONDUCTED the heat to the al IN &C aP'.eS
l,iL3inS In ts du. sUacs Of about two teet square
vs. u; win only one brick in thckness intended =,
IN c;eni1g To cean out the fn". The ae.t 800 I
through tie brick at this spo, aud hred 'os WIN
soik Tie still had only been three we-rSs 20 use.
Con5sIiios Of Oly Rogs.-,Ou SUNDAY mSSraing,
S.pieub,, :, 1876. ire was discovered 70 %. on
Ie fe..h a9t Of Fs.we's Purea S Cos Pr'ns'ns
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Nj so@ia: SEP. s.ss . - i IGS ~ ~
Among tn, principal causes OF dei h during the past
week were the following: Consumption, So cholera
ufsn,um, g; commissions (nfantie), p; dsrrhea, 81
dyseutery 10, debility, tnfantile), a. inflammation OF
the bowels, 4 scarlet fever, ~; measles, A. msras-
nus Gnfan,le), i5. There were also death OF ap-
porlexy, Of brcrchiti- of congestion of the brain,
Of congestion Of the liver, OF Group, Is Of dropsy
in the head, of typhoid fever, Of Inflammation OF
The brain. loot inflammation OF the lungs, OF small
pox. Of sorofula, and Of old age. There were
premature births % stlborn cases, and deaths from
violent causes. There ~ inerments from the
public institutions Of the city. The following Is c!as-
sifcation Of the diseases and the total number OF
deaths: Brain and nerves, 10 gcneratiye organs, =
heart ard blood vesse, II; lungs, throat, &C., 1G'
oil age s; skin, &c, and eruptiye fcver1 "; still
horr and premature hiIth. 3D. stomach. bowels and
other digc eive organs lO uncertain seat and general
fever, -; unknown, 3; urinary organs, ). To-
tel. 4Di. Tie nativity table gives no natives
# the United States, a Of Ireland q OF
Holland. 7 of England, of scotland, Of British
America Of China of France OF Italy, OF Po-
land of Pru--ia at sea, ! Of south America, of
sweden. Of Switzerland Of Walea, and unknown J.
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CITY MoRr.LrTr.-From the report Of the City
Inspcctor we learn that there tO deaths in this
city during the past week-being an increase of 50
es compared with those of the previous week. The
follow ing comparison OF tho deaths for The two last
weeks:
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Family Grocery.
MORSE& CONNELLEY

"AVE now a iuII stock o, ali kinds NJ t,r,i,,
III yrocerj-s which tb-v ar. of-ring ,o ,I,.
pufic AZ thr mos, rrasous1i. IN. - Wis
admit Of Their ,tock cons sTs i, mr., M ,b. 80
Iowjrp. ''N ava
AMI :. 1. os s,,,,,,s,,,l ,,.,.i-
I,yo uocba a. .nd I ,'a', ,,f,
ynnna uy.nn i,'r.,,.i 80, $1,000 ,lt,-
t-a- "' ~ '''-''' gun PoNoe'' 'na :" sek
Ill t5,n,,i- r -. 49,. 81 t..t
p;Li.s ,' ~ ,. a'',' 49, .I ",
Inn mi Worca..ar.t.,. "a ' ,ISp,
a,,a '' -'-' "u4S'' ana NAVY
Eranrh l,r,I;.b ,,J .,,s.;,.,, .,,..-.I
All Ia, -. a. - ~" =; 49,
p;cLr.I .r,i - ,,,,,., a,'D -
'T,m.f,a. and bss.. mn M, -, c., b,I,a,,.nIi,
80. r '
pa.,I-sro o...I b.-,s,, xs,,,;o;Ir ,,,o,,i 49,,
So r " ] " ''' 'N
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NliseellaueoMs. ~.
NONTGO
Family Provision Store |!
Extensive Arrrv.,s

THE subscriber has Just received bis e,r,n -,
.he above 1id ana popular establishment comnri.
ing every article included in the list of the
health full substantials Of life. His new nnrh ana
no" Ar irving from the South, and with his tarch. o..
eiss"hefe' now comprise the largest, fullest tr@sh.,
and cheapest stock Of Family Groceries to he -,
tween Chicago and St Louis. He invites AIN .t pc
skep1cal on this point TO call and see them Tho ,,
ing articles comprise but rsrt Of HI, Ii,t
hand. -~'''J On
Sugar, brown, loaf, clarified and crushed
ty1re, Rio and java.
1o e.,J sugar n"nse, plantation, and syrup.
LdhdLss, star, stearine, SPERM and taIlow
Ieds, green, black, bOhea, &c
lSoIp, rosin. CASTLE, and shaving
LD'"cco, Cavendish, fine cut, smoking e.,
penny Cuba" "' ''''
nHs, iinseed, sperm, ard olive
IofH, Hard, tallow, &c.
Fish, makerel, white b.-rfn, end ,-,,.
tOcod Nuts, raisins, currsnts
rigs, at retail Or by The drum.
ginger /Ttserrfs, a very fine artiofe
ytnt2dr, the best crab and cider
Ptckfes, in jars, all kinds, extra
h,T onac<, PEPPER, salt, asp!ce, ginger and all
Huts, Brazil fb-rts, almonds, pea nuts Re-
Toys for children, including cry babies and ey.yv,ht
else from the elephant to Jack the giant killer.
Oyf'Ts sardines, &c, in
tdn7i,s a lot Of al kinds.
/uaLs brooms, mops, &c.
Ocdnges amt lemons, fresh from the sonth a. retail
or ~ the box.
Ldper, ink pens, and all kinds Of stationery
Joac1er, shot caps, ad, and everything in that line
f,tg tcke, from the longest pole to minnow hooks
FFoHr, potatoes vegetables in their season, butter
eggs, chickens, and all such little arrangements" need
ed in families, always kept when they possibly be
procured for love or money.
vi Inns.
Tery fine Tot Of Victims, with al the arrangements
ALSO-CHieago o1.d alton linz o,,d C.gnelt toye.
neT with everything else that be named ~ his line.
and II he is not supplied with the article called Ia
Ottawa, My u, 1876. L. MONTGOMERY
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La Sale Street Drug Store.
X. VI. MACARTHUR.

[ AVlNG purchased rhr entire stock ofdrugs
] medicines, oils, paints, &c, formerly own
81 by Hunter 81 ToOnbes, would say to his
friends and tbs public generally, that he will con-
Ilnur the drug business al the old sand on La
Sale ST. TWO doors uprth Of VI. II SwIfi's law
office, where. Will he happy t. accommodafe
all those who NAV favor HIM W IN call. All
persons wishing to obtain pure article in the drug
linr, will always be sure to find II at McArthur's
as hr intends to keep Other Xxi nd. He
would invite II attention OF The lad, IN pa rtc-
uiar to his stock ot Ieriumrry, which is the best
and most extensive -vsr offered IN Ottawa, vary
ing in price nd quality 10 suit purchasers lie
has also large aud beautiful assortment of
lamps. lanterns, chandeliers ! I oil sizes, from
twenty hive cents up 10 hiiy dollars each.
Also hat, tooth, pail, cloth anb paint brushes,
o'al DE scrptions, br sdrs soaps, shaving Creams
ponitums, ba r oil combs, pens, ink, piper, en-
vrlopes, aud host ot fancy articles too hume
TO nrnuou. lie will KEEP constantly on hand
sish and glass Of all sizes, glazed ready fer Use sat
manufacturers prices.
DIR. NrArhur will continue the practice Of
medicine as heretofore, and may always be found
at his store when not absent on professional bust.
ness. tebruaiy3
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DrV Goods,

e Comprising mems. WOIurus aHJ chilGrrn's
wear. CONSISTING ,i th- best styles Il prints De
lIu-s, gIrghaIn-. cha Ia, lawns. print-d Iaco-
nets, printed nIuii-. black siih pacc1s, bUmba-
zines, chnuhray-, red. " bit-. hiu-, yellow aud
gray f,inu--, Salisbury ii1uuris children
b,ra, he'd and uuh.-Hch-d Canton fann-ls. elk
warp. white raun-is, plain aud piaId ln--ys.
apron checks 7, t!ck .ng OF all widths and quail
lies ccior-i cambTics - al. coiUr,, paper cam
br,c- sI'.Sia Russian and American cTasI, Anne
ucau and Scoi IA diaper, B!risry- diaper. dam
ak ifn.B, table linru by .!ic ya:d aud piece,
blsarH-u aud uUb-ach-d. b.-ach-d, unbi-aChrd .
aud cu!orrd .iIcJua!J or cotton ilhl- diaper.
= oolrn. woisI-d anu Cotton Coirr-d table covers
OH cloth Ia he cUssr-, and By the yard l, -
and 6-i brown -h,riIng aud sh--uug, some of
them su- some very heavy, and som- medium.
blrachrd uu-.Ins al ali widths and qualities,
k-ach-d unbi-achrd. aud slate co!orrd Jeans,
mems aud yyom-n'- linen cambria handk-rchIeis,
some with coiOred orders. some heuisiiIched,
and some plain, "A good stock OF mems silk pOck
81 haud.-rch,is OF great variety III pa items and
ze- q great many kinds OF cotton hdudk-rchI-is,
mems black and cooI-d sin ctavars, gInghan
and lawn crayaI-, mas PLAN. and wUn-iI's
worked collar uudrr-i-rVrS, about every coiOr =,
y !ilh, ana siIIr OF tatt-ta, satn. meek aud bon
net ribbons srm- OF new and chocr styles.
4 sarg- assortment OF mems, woH-ii's. and
childfen's gloves, consisting OF black, white. and
coior-i KID. SIX, linen. LIsIe thread, worst-d.
WOODEN, and cotton also. wonen's black silk
mItiS.
The stock Of hosiery Is very large, comprising
mems blrachrd and brown, mixed and fancy col
or-d cot on halt host linen hat hose n superior
airici- Tor mems summer wear. wOnen's " hit,
slate, black. mixed aud mode coiOr- OF all quail
ties children : whllr and fancy nO-~.
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REDWOOD I'll. -

4 He subscriber, have on hand and keep for sale
Glass Manufactured by the Redwood Glass Co.
Tie superior polish and --4Tuvss OF the Glass manu-
featured by the REDWOOD GLASS MANUFACTUEING
CO Cat. DEzENG Coz Redwood. NV York, will give
the preference any other made in the United States
Owing to the superior quality Of tie pure white Rock
the ground Of this FACTORY (beng the same
is found in France for making Looking Glass Plates this
glass both whittier and ger than any other made in
this country.
Builders viii readily see the advantage Of purchasing
this Glass II has transhipn-nt from the FACTORY
Chicago. and consequently less broken than any other
Glass sold in this market.
The subscriber will also receive orders for this Glass
be the factory any wanted, from 6x- x4y.
September %. $. c. EARL son.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD!
SiOFFlT'S
Life Pills and PHOENIX ssisters.

Free from al .HiHsrII P0ls0Hs
THE great popularity which I1FFArs LIFE Pills and
PHixIX EfrTEks have attained IN consequence Of tie
extraordinary Effected by their renders
necessary for the proprietor 20 enter into Particular
analysis Of their medicinal virtues properties Having
been than twenty before he public and ha-
wing the united testimony OF than THgEE MILLIONS
% persons who have been restored I've enjoyment OF
perfect hsal by them IL j. believed tina; their reputation
the best vegetable medicines before the public
admits % dispute In almost every city and village in
the United Sjat,-, there many who ready
tiy to eT efficacy in removing disease, and giving TO
the whole system renewed yigUT ard health.
H. OF SCRnFULh, rLCEE. SCrHvY EErPTioss Of
-xu tie operation OF the IIFE NEIICISE> i truly
toI,hng. often removing few day. every ye-tige OF
these ics sore diseases. bv their pTi wing effects the
blood FEvER aud AGUE Df>PTrSIA. DKOPsY, PIE. and
in short all r.es yield TO their curative pro-
p.rt.r- family -,1sid he without them by their
timely mach suffering and expense may he saved
Prepared BY WnLIAg d. MOFFiT. NJ D.. New York,
and for ss.. by ID. WALKER Agent.
n. ~ Ottawa. III.
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Grocery Store Removed !!
PHIIIP C. DERBY

Corner # MIN all Cok4mjus sts, Ottll1t,
% respectfully b"e~ leave tu call the aliru-
vi nou ct tn pUpic t. his ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
10 INFORM tL-m that hr Ia, r-HDy- irOH the
"'-s' side al he coIrt house square - tlr stand
lately occupirI by in5-r X O. ~ tn- Peo-
p.r- cheap tor" 81 lhr corner OF u IN and
Columbus sis. n"ar thu Fox fvrr bridge. lie
hIe Just rrtu mel tr-tn !. L,Ii,, ytl n-1y y
assortment OF GROCERIES AL ,flr! ARTICLES.
which h bought tor CASH, AMI can
therefore sell II ca , a an n .r;itttII town
IL especially invites y-r-pi Is 10 tg- % n n call
before purchasing Elsewhere IL ht-ri-o large
a,>orImr ut ct tobacco auI cigu-. IL 5rgs 10
return thauk- for TIM kIud aud liberal piirOnage
unuan'e. April ~.
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g'O- sale

w--t h1lf So o. Town 70 y Z !: Eist. - acre-
Wet half -xq S-- 10. Town % v. Il last. - &C.
Wet tat u~I -. 10. Town - " z = East. ~ sc
Tn above trnl- urc among the desirable N La
Sail. Comfy. situated rom to 10 miles from OTTAWA
ri vii b. -I o. ret-ssr,bi- apriv - tn wv
A a Alton. t. r''-'"- w
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gy1IIE Two story Brsx Bg!IiuS With lot which II
stands on Main street, opposite tile Mansion House
10 d. pr1rp ! business blOCS IN Ottawa clear and
mn ttiiubrsd ii5I. ~. bv gwen APfy TO Thos Bas=-
~ Z CuANPLIS, Trustee
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Valuable Real / state for ale,

u HE undersigned the following real estate for
sale all situated in Ottawa it, immediate Slc'ni-
ty that will satisfy the purchaser Ii every ca.e
that he has a bargain
The house and present occupied by D. T. f8itt-
being City containing several acres OF
excellent land Besides good dwelling. there it
well finished tenant house. a first stable,
good lasting each with other ouibuildngs and
improvements of a superior kind
Also Good q airy ! arm to rent for sais.
containing 1872 situated within the city limits
side of ie Illinois River. all enclosed with
good board fence, and has dwelling houses it,
good well Of lasting water and excellent ci-lcrn
that part Of the land under cultivation j. elegant
grass land. with OF srubbery dispersed IL
making IL of the situations dairy in the
county being porihwes; fractional quarter section H.
q town 70. range = east.
Also. B more Town Lots for sale in Ottawa Cfty.
Two good Engineers Levels and splendid Thecdo!!'s
sale cheap.
Feb "a D. r HIT.