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Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchants.

"A COMPLETE assortment of the Oils necessary, for
"a making and fsyoring every variety Of liquor and
directions for making Cider without Apples and for
verting the Cider to all kinds Of white and red Wines,
Champagne, &c, and package Of the articles used for
giving artificial strength to liquors, Converting 20 gal
Ions of Whskey 100 galions and every article neces
sary to commence a liquor store, will be furnished for
425 Also all the information to conduct such
establishment thus enabling the new beginner 70
cessfully compete with the oldest liquor dealers Ad-
dress through the Post Office, , ~, o,
L0cour's Concentrated dcid for making 'tne0dr, V
p ,; ~ or,i.r jan17
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IHyING bought out the shop, stock and trade OF II.
=. BrUuk.r, invite the sporting community give
a call. hav7 good assortment Of sporting
,!cies rs con b- found this side of New York City.
have good assortment of those splendid cast steel.
patent rluzzle md common Rifles, made by Mr. II. L.
BYuuker, whose valuable services 5 foreman of my
shop Al work done nay shop, usual is warranted
give perfect satisfaction Colts Mayusrfs Aliens
and Blunt Lyons Revoyers, and Kile Pistols, kept
constantly hand, and cheap they be bought
in Chicago. Caps Of all descriptions, and gun fixtures
Kept constantly on hand Puwler-a superior article
kept, for target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends Of H. p Brunkr wei new
traders, believing can supply their orders for every
thing in my line, and give satisfaction to all
tina, trade with me. i. {. MITCHELL
OTTAWA, Jan. 3. 1850.
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FYNiE copartnershiP heretofore existing between the
undersigned parties is this day June 2ith) dissolved
by mutual All persons indebted TO the said
rIn by note book account will please call and settle
forthwith ASUgEw JoEIUis will be at his place to settle
any time. ANDREW JORTOlS,
iuIiI-:y* CHARLES HEDSTRAM.
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Q uit Drink ing Poisonous liquors
Patent improved process for making
all Kinds Of Liquors and Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, ny the Of
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL. OILS.

IT HEsE OILS obtained by Dstation at the Chemi-
cal Laboratory, Parish of Jefferson, OF Pierre
cour, author of Laeour's Chemical Analysis Lacours
Chemical Manipulations Lacoar on the Manufacture OF
Purchasers particularly requested to return tho
TASKS and obtain their money, if the Oil does not give
LACoUR's OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirit to
q superior imitation Of Imported Brapdies Otard,
Sazerac Mareit Cognsc, pouitney, Seignette, United
Vineyard Projectors, Castlon and London Dock Bran
dies These liquors will have uIl fruty favor and q
beautiful, sparkling color .onm"a keeiifed Whisky
York Brsndy, Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognas
Brandy, &c.
LACoURs OIL OF RYE changes Rectifed Whisky to
MonOngahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Matt Whisky,
Bourbon whiskey, &c.
OIL OF CEpRAT changes common Rectifed Whiskey
to Old Irish Malt Whisky, and superior article Of
Scotch Whisky.
OIL OF PEACH changes common Whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy, &c. Oil of Peach and Oil of Cognac will
convert Common Whiskey to Apple Brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whisky to Holland
Gin, Scheidam SchnapPs, Rose Gin, Swan Gin English
LaCOUR's CONCENTRATED ACID will, in Ave hours
after being mixed, change five gallons OF GO Il Vinegar
and twenty five gallons of water to thirty gallons OF the
most acid Vinegar that be found in the market By
the of Lacours Concentrated Acid, vinegar can be
made for dollar and sixty per barrel.
FOR MAKING LIQUORS, Lacours Oils require
pour the oil into the Whisky and shake
aroma, a full, rch oily taste; beautiful transparent
color and fine bead Lacours oils exert three distinct
properties in converting common whsksy to brandy,
gin, &c The FIRST property combines With and subsidies
in the form of nocuent particles the whole Of the grain
oil, (Amytic Acohol) The whiskey is thus deprived Of
that peculiar irritating and burning taste, and becomes
neutral spirit the second property consists in oily
muclaginous taste impaired to the liquor which renders
it mellow, and mpars appearance Of great age; the
third property exhibited in the rch vinous nutty odor
that impaired to the liquor which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils put up in quart TASKS each flask
tans sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons OF Ii
quor. Full and comprehensive directions accompany the
bottles. Price, ~ per bottle.
For sale at the of St. Charles and oydrA
streets.
One bottle of These oils five in number, will be
ly packed and shipped with bill of lang TO any part
Of the country upon the receipt Of $40 TO the address
of =. LACOUR, New Orleans.
Purchasers requested, a guarantee Of good
faith to furnish the Of any house in New Or
leans and We will ship them package Of the Oils. IL
they perform all that is claimed for them they
will cost nothing. ianl7
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ! =!

HIHE undersigned take this method Of informing their
/ old customers and the public generally, that
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable turn that double the amount Of
Goods have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and hope to give
satisfaction in exchanges Of Wooden Goods for Wool
We never have, and do intend to card into wool
portion Of cOttDI and sell il for all wool goods
warranted in this respect, and also for durability. We
shall continue exchange for Wool formerly the fol-
lowing kinds Of Goods viz Heavy Cassmeres Satinets
Jeans Fiannes Of different kinds Blankets, and Stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention will be paid Stocking
Yarn orders Will be filed for all the different grades and
kinds Of Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed, Red
ClOudrd, &c And We will manufacture, for merchant.
and Others. Wool in lots Of hundred pounds and up
ward. into Stocking Yarn any of the above kinds
goods, on liberal terms for cash or wool. Also,
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w hereaS.

ordinance, authorizing the Mayor OF the City Of
N Ottawa To borrow the Of twelve thousand dol
be expended in erecting and furnishing school
house. has PASSED by the City Council and approved
the OF the City election held for that
pose, which is TO be secured by bonds Of the City Of
hundred dollars each, aysble years after date,
with interest the of ten per cent? payable annu
ally.
Vow therefore, !, GEORGE r. WALKER, Mayor or said
City hereby give notice that ready my office, in
Ottawa receive subscriptions TO said loan. BY the
dinance provided that there shall be annually set
apart by treasurer be used for other purpose,
the money received into the treasury, .Uf-
client pay said interest
good opportunity is here afforded 70 make safe in
where the interest will be promptly paid
ally. Those who wish subscribe viii please do i'm
medatey desirable that the building should be
erected during the coming summer
myz3 G.E WALKER, Mayor,
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.SZATE EILLLNOLs Ia .S1N. Conntu,

STA TIE OF ILLINOIS, la .SaNs County, ss--tou,,,y
court to September Term, 1851. Robert u. Cogswell
Us. John Wnters-In Attachment.
Office Is hereby given, to the said John winters,
~ that writ of attachment, issued out OF the Clerks
office of the County Court Of the County Of La Sale and
State of Illinois, dated the 18th day Of june 1o5I at
the sui: of Robert B. Cogswe and against the estate of
the sal John Winters for the OF four hundred dol
lars and the eth day of August 1855, at
per oent directed the Sheriff Of said County Of La
Sale execute, which said writ has been returned by
said Sheriff levied upon the following described pro-
rerty, to wit Book No. three and the west half OF lot
No r. in Block No. 121 in the City Of La Sale, in the
County of La Sale and State Of Illinois
Now unless you the said John Winters shall person
ally be and appear before the Judge OF said County
Court on day Of the thereof, to be
holden at the Court House. in Ottawa the first Mon
day in September next give special bail and plead to
said plaintiff action, judgment will be entered agains;
you favor of the said Robert b. Cogswe, and the said
estate SO attached will be sold satisfy the with
costs. ). w. RAYMOND, Clerk
JENKINS BLANCHARD, plGs attys iuu21
To al persons interested in tie estate II George Joseph
CIOG5, minor:
NOTICE hereby given, that at the next term Of the
~ County Court Of La Sale County, to be holden at
the Court House in Ottawa shall petition said Court for
for sale of the real estate Of said minor for
the payment Of his debts and liabilities. and for his
maintenance. NEWTON CLOUD,
Gudydidn Of said minor.
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HARDWARE,

Our stock Of Shelf Hardware will be found large and
complete, comprising large assortment of Carpenters
Tools Nails, Spikes Door Trimmings Knives and Forks
Farming Implements, &c. We still manufacturing
Copper, Tin, and sheet iron Ware,
And prepared to do all kinds Of job Work in this
line. such Cutters, Eave1 roughs, Conductors, &C.
Store and Tin Shop opposite the Bank OF ottawa.
Ottawa. November %, 1856. KING HARD.
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OTTAWA
Hide and Leather Store.

Ia Sale Street, opposite We C0uT1 H0Hse-
Entrance @. G.. Nitler's Penn. store,
n 0JJFRE can at all be found general assort-
w ,,ent of Leather such Harness, Bride, Collar,
Sole, Upper, Kip, CALI, and Belt Also Deer and Calf
III, string leather the lowest cash price, The high
, vic in cash paid Hides, Deer skins, Sheep Pelts,
&c. lNoV Lfi W. ~ ',sSA""D001s'
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Joliet DiVislOn Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
siOing East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at G35 A.
i NJ, and $50 =. NJ, arrival of Chicago, Alton
st. Louis trains from the South
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction at 6:55 A. " and Sl5 r. NJ on
arrival OF trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South and West. via the Chicago
Alton St. LOIis, and Chicago Rock Island Railroads.
will find this the most direct route to the East and South
East, and may be sf making prompt connections at
Detroit suspension Bridge, Buffalo, and Cleveland with
all the main lines OF travel and Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains to Cincinnati Lafayette
Louisville and the South.
Through tickets can be purchased at the Office at JOLT
ct, for all the principal cities and at the East
r. c. RICE, Superintendent.
Gro B. MACGREGOK, Engine.r .Lliet Di.iaion inlo1
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THE one now owned by VIM Waggoner, and common
i ly known the 'Iioag farm, containing 800 acres
ana. lying mile south OF Marseiiies (sw 49, and
80 T. 49, r. 81 II is well watered, extending to
the river at the northeast has about acres
good timber, 81 improved good house, barn. and
outbuiidings, and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TRIES Is
years old, and of the choicest kind Of iruit.
Also, convenient Tenant House.
The farm is well adapted for both SrocK and Grain.
The above farm will be sold cheaper by far than any
other in La Sale County. The is bound to sell.
au2S JULES AVERY Ottawa
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Ecqal A0pertisrments.

TO oN persons interested IN the Estose Of Benjann
Hess, deceased:
NOTICE hereby given, that at the next term Of the
~ La Sale County Court, to be holden at the Court
in Ottawa, shall petition said Court for an order
for the sale of much Of the real estate belonging to
said Benjamin Hess the time Of his death will be
sufficient pay the debts and liabilities of said estate
JEREMIAH HESS, Executor.
G,ovrR 4 CooK Soils. jul4
STA TIE OF ILLINOIS, La SiIe County, ss-County
Court To September Term, 1851. d .vid Brown and
John p McCahan rs. Phineas d. Cooey-In Attach
ment.
NOTICE hereby given, to the said Phineas d. Coo
IN ley, that writ of attachment, issued out OF the
Clerks Office of the County Court in and for the County
OF La Sale and State Of Illinois, dated on the 18th day OF
June, 1851 at the suit of David Brown and John NC
Cahan, and against the estate Of the said Pineas d.
Cooley for the of eight hundred and sixty dollars,
directed to the Sheriff of said County of La Sale to exc
cute which said writ has been returned by said Sheriff.
as levied upon the following described property, to wit
The north hall OF the east half Of the half Of lot
No. one, in block No seventeen in the old of Peru,
in said County OF LA Sale and State of Illinois, and the
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Now unless you, the said phneas D. Cooley shall per-
sonay be and appear before the Judge of
ty Court, the first day of the thereof
holden at the Court House, in Ottawa the first Mon
day in September next give special bail and plead
said plaintiff IS action, judgment will be entered against
you, favor of the said David Brown and John p. Nc
Cahan and the said estate attached will be sold
tisfy the same, with costs. 5. W. RAYMOND, Clerk
JESKISs BLANCHARD, p!Gs. attys. julia
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MeOirines.
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL

BRINFIEID, MASS, Goth Dec, 1855.
DR.. ]. c. AVER: do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have ever found
for Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and
the concomitant symptoms of a Cold, is
your CHERRY PICTORIAL. Its constan.
use in my practice and my family for the
last ten years has shown it topossess su.
perior virtues for the treatment of these
complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. d.
A. =. MORTLEY, ESQ, of Utica, n
Y, writes: 81 have used your PEcToR Al
myself and in my family ever since you
invented 1t, and believe it the best medi
siae for its purpose ever put ont. With d
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For sale.
FUNE subscriber offers for sale Is Of land lying
Il at the foot Of the blum, half mile west Of Ottawa
ame ately north Of the first canal bridge below Otta.
The land is rich bottom in high state OF cutva.
ton, and admirably adapted for vegetable garden
large SCALE or residence Also, lot To- in block 96, in
states Addition lying within block OF the 9Th
schoo! house, and having it substantial brick dwell
ing. Apply at the latter house, to
julIl-3w FREDERICK HESS.
Valuable Property for Sale.
T WILL sell lot IL, block ~, with good building &C.
north side of the Court Housc Square at reasona
bic price. (jun27l NJ. OSMAN.
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Carding and Spinning
7 Tf'FtFITIs
Custom Carding into Rolls

cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Rolls
VIII be done at six cents per pound. Their machines
will be clothed with the best Of Cards and with
experienced Cardvr they expect to have good work
done. Wool viii be taken from the Depot al Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length Of time for do
ing the work, which may be lin shees) from
almost any part of the State triiiing expense.
Wool intended for exchange for Of the above kinds
Of Goods, accompanied by the proper order be sent
by Railroad to OTTAWA, and the goods will be put Up and
with prOI1p;ness, according to order.
We would also say that We have got our New Custom
and FIGURING Mil in operation, and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice, have
plenty Of water all times lmyl!l J. 4 d. GREEN.
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To SslOcmakcrs and Dealers.
WE have constantly on' hand and for sale ut small
w advance on ne Importers prices, fine stock OF
French Calf and Kip Skins, and Patent Leather Also,
American Calf Skins, Boot Morocco, Kid Skins COchinea
Maroon Green, White, and Yellow Innings aud Facings
Shoe Findings and Shoe Makers Tools
Sewing Machines for sale.
Cash paid for Hides. NJ. IL. PRESCOTT CO..
Hossacks Block, Main ST. few doors east Of the F. o.
Ottawa, March 81, 1851.
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Paper HdRgiRg.-Pain and Satin Paper, Borie
fre-b"ard Prints, Oil and Transparent Window shAd
Trimmings, &c.
Gid>-.-AII sizes from BY 10, TO 50 by ~.
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Estdte OF Villidm Seely. dec'd.

NOTICE hereby given, all persons having claims
against the 6f william Seely. deceased, that
VII attend OF the county Of La Sale
~ be held At OTTAWA in said county 81 Ia sale and
% Illinois the 81 Monday OF September
when and where all persons having claims against said
estate, notified present the in whiting said
court fpr Adjustment.
juu21 Gw% EMERY STANFORD, -fGa'r.
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For Sale.

a Dwelling To Let.
ENQUIRE at the Millinery Store, La Sale St.
II north Of Russell's Furniture Depot. myl6
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Real estate Golnmn.
100 CITY LOTS
FOR SALE
Ga Five Years Credit.

Nothing TO Pay but the Interest
UNTIL TIE END OF FIVE YEARS.
7Aese Lots sciin from to Is minutes aoa Of the
Court House.
To persons wishing to themselves a home,
cheap, these Lots offer great inducements Apply to
WM. NJ. q. A. TRUE,
the Bank of Ottawa.
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Land for Sale.
WILL sell so of W. Of NWh Of section IS, T..
II 3d. Range g known S Seliick's Land. This Is the
best within the distance 6 mes) from Ottawa
For terms apply 10 JAMES DUNNE,o
JAMES GRAHAM,
jull1-2ws Lumber Dedter, OttIlrd.
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E,t1te Of CknrIes HurE 1sc'G

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons having claims
against tile estate OF Charts Bark, decea.ed, that
will attend Of the county court % la Sale county,
be held in said county Of La sale and
% Illinois the 81 Monday % September next, when
and where all persons having claims against said estate,
notified present tie in writing said
for adjustment.
b I -
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Estate Of .EoHu Du,feH. 1er'd.


NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against tie Of John Duifield, deceased thar
viii attend term Of the County Court Of La sale Coun-
10 De held Ottawa in said County Of La Sale and
State 81 Iiuois the 81 Monday Of August whe n
and where all persons having claims aaEs; said estate
notified 70 present the same ia writing to said Court
for Adjustment. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, idll'r.
; irtula Fvs
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon John Mclean, Judge OF the United Supreme
Court. vas in Chicago on the sth inst
Colonel Benton most seriously injured by the
railroad acci lent than even he s nctsi 10 admit
oueh he confines 10 work in order 10 keep ahesf q
his engagement with the publishers Of the Appendix that
which was once labor of love has become in conse-
auenoe Of ths shock 70 his system Toll not without suf
icrng Hs hack pa aful under any prosrscied sitting,
ard writing requires all the exeriion OF hs strong will 70
overcome physical STEERING Al times.
Cant Pearion nited states Navy, and Commodore Per
~ are 70 Washington
Gov Henry A. Wise % virginia, IL In Washington.
1ov. harcy leaves widow, n daughter and two sons.
kr MARCY vas a. her sisters, In Rochester, when M N
ded The daughier Wa with friends IN Troy and one Of
the sons y IN The Navy and the oiher in California HIS
on'y surviving orotber nos lives upon the old home
steal At Southbfdge, Mass second brother died few
years since
Among the graduates ~ the STATE Normal sboo Al Alba
ny was Mss Henrietta L. Iorman, Of Ee~ YORK
ARRIVALS
bron Nassau Mp IN ship Tsronnia-Cap NcYinnev CAPT
WesboE.
Fr.m y0nrovia IN bark Ah-Rev Geo Hco ,eep .,a l.sv
Mss Corues Dc Hehre. Miss Martha Robinson Rev XII "
stokes. Montgomery Gibson James Conway.
Prom Por spain in brig Beey nessr ogs and sister
kr Payne, Mr. Orr.
Prom Barsona 10 schr Dweh, Davidson Can, D,.o, a,
Deg Drop, NJ Baist
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Williamsburg City News.

Come hsrsoprr ErscorAL CarsoI TsryAL--The
strawberry festival projected by X. b. Thursby, Esq hed
under spacious canopes in beautiful field adjoining his
rdencc Bushwi,k avenue, during the week,
cudei thursday wsss very successful affair, an
reflected great credit upon himself and lady, who have
de soed their whole time 10 lis management The ladies'
OF the church also unrcmng In their attentions, ~
they always are, 70 the entertainment o. thor guests
BON rHnT.-wednesday afternoon soolored man en-
tered The p ,cery Of North Second and Sixth
stress and after selecting nne ham started OF the
door Upon noticing bi, movement the proprietor aud
others ssrteG in pursuit, but were dstanced and gave
up the chase.
Prmr S,Hoot Frriski The young aides Of public
school No Is Remsen street, belonging 10 Mas fords
clsss, held July Nay festival Thursday afternoon, In
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Police Intelligence.

CArrrRB oy AN Alleged BrRcIAR.-Jobn HARDWOOD, =
young man about ~ years Of age, brought before
Justice Connolly at the Lower Police Court ednesday
q charge Of burglary preferred against him by Messrs
Hurd Giles, No. Is Park place From the evidence
adduced before the magistrate appears that about three
O'Clock yesterday morning private Waterman Andrew
Warwcs heard some shutting the door Of hessrs.
Hurd Giles at the above namber that he tried the door
and found it open and looking into the store the
Light Of dark lantern, which was Immediately extn.
gushed on his asking who there that he went out
upon the sdew ak and commenced rappng hs club for
ssance when the persons who In the store out
and endtavored 10 make their escape The prisoner
down Park place. towards Church street, while his
Tie prisoner closely pursued and finally cap
tured and with the aid oil officer Wyvel OF tho Third pre-
cnct lodged in the station house In his
was found q bundle Of the Metropolitan Express Com
pany 3 stamps, which were clearly identified having
been stolen from the store In question Justice Connolly
committee the prisoner for trial In default Of 81 900 bail
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The remains then conveyed t Greenwood Cem-
eery for inierment followed BY about my carriages
Tns DNBxsu FsFIlffx,e FuamlsHwxST-T Board OF
Tcanh me, yesterday afternoon, and q . DeHerg, the
proprietor Of Establishment The foc OF Division
nue. which considerable excitement, has been caused
connection With the Board Of Health, appeared In
swer to a citation lie accompanied by counsel.
Alderman Scbols slated hs Mr.. DcBcrg had faithfully
promised the Committee Of the Board 10 all bui.
from his premises, bu, han failed IN do 70. The
Counsel stated that Mr. Dencrg had placed all obnoxious
material complained Of 10 close vaults, and smell could
possibly arise therefrom. Alderman Schois sad that
was violation Of the Of the Board the propro-
tor promised 10 all that obnoxious and by his
own admission had failed TO DO 80, and kept u the
premises. Mr.. nxBrRe stated thai he did not intend TO
violate any orders or the Board, ard would remove all
that left the material complained Of Saturday.
uodsy) There was only about forty barrels Of the bad
sms cling stuG IN the establishment. Some other
made by Alder ~1loIs IN regard n the
matter, and Mayor Powut and Alderman Fthian made
some observations IN relation 10 the matter, whom Mr.
Desers and counsel left, and the board adjourned.