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Proceedings of To-day.

In THE House.. to-day, after the adoption Of
resolution offered by Mr.. Houston for informa.
ton concerning the number of House EMPLOYEES
&c, Mr.. J. 6. Jones, from the Ways and Means
Committee, reported bills for the collection of the
customs revenue, and to reorganize the Treasury
Department.
The case Of Mr.. Matteson was then taken up
MIR. Seward advocated the pass age of the reso-
luton Of the special committee.
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III The "Citizens' candidate for the mayor
atty OF st. Louis is Geo. II TAYLOR, ESQ.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty.fifth Session.

The SENATE was not in session yesterday.
In THE HOUSE, a message was received from
the Senate asking the concurrence Of the House
in the Kansas bill, which had passed that body
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole, and took up the General Deficiency bill.
Mr.. Smith, OF Va, made an able argument in
favor of the Lecompton Constitution.
While he was on the floor quite an animated
discussion took place between him and Messrs
English, Davis, ef Ind, Haskins, Dawes, Mar
shall, of Ill and Cox, as to whether the Demo-
cratic party Is the Democratic party, or whether
Mr.. Douglas, and others, claiming to be Demo-
Gratis, and acting with the Republicans, cons,i-
tute the Democratic party.
Mr. >. got the better Of his antagonists in all
the several shapes they made the question assume
but, before the discussion ceased
Mr.. Palmer contended for his right TO the floor
and made speech in opposition to Kansas He
was followed by Mr. Morris, of Pa, on the same
side, after which the House adjourned
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BOARDING

SIX OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE
~ accommodated with BOARD, on moderate
terms, by applying at No. t2s 18th street, second
docr oslow ID mS-2fr
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ID LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Ofhoe. Washington

COrderedto be inserted in the EVENING STAR il
being the newspaper having the largest Of
any daily paper published in Washington
III Persons applying for letters IN the follovips
list, viii please say they are ADvxRTIsKD. -
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ITO ALL LOVERS OF CHOICE FRTTT
L TREES, ANP D., ADMIRERS OF

ouN,., 80 AlhA-FINE ROSES,
,OkNAMENTAL SHRUBS. PLANTS, &n.
nave Tor sale 2s,o0 Of the most delegated Rose.
81 kLown In Europe and America compris a -
iag BouIbons, a, BIRDS, reryetns Hk3kS
so.n,sd Monthly Moss, Noisette. TIE. BIZ
R" aneo' Genfsis. striped Proyin', and Climblng
81, SMndaro Pears. Apples, Cherres, Peaches, Nee
T. s' y ana APRICOT Trees; Grape-ynes neu month
iaIEe collection Of Ornamental Plants and Shrube
SnmDins and Parior PlaLts, 40. The collection
London. See Catalogue. ''A
A. JARDIN,
Florist and Nursery man.
~ is-<W (opneoticut ave., DOR. NJ ct.
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THE WEEkLY STAR

THE WEEKLY STAR
of this date is now ready for delivery II has
a capital story, The Snow Express" some
most readable miscellaneous matter full re-
ports Of the st. Pstrick's Day celebrations in
this city, in the local columns; some seventeen
columns of fresh and piqusnt Washington Cos
sip; and full budget of news, foreign and do
nestle.
Price 3 cents for single numbers; or 81 .25 per
year.
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union has a suggestive leader this morn
ing upon the remarkable change in public sem
timent upon the other side of the water upon
the slavery question. The celebrated cmanci-
patton act of 1884 Is conceded there to have
been a radical and monstrous failsre, and the
conviction is becoming more and more ap-
parent every day, of the impossibility Of main
tanning two unequal races as coequal inhabit-
ants Of the same country. The inferior ssn
exist only under individual protection.
Upon Kansas speech-making the Union
says:
1.-The Chairman Of the Committee Of the w hole
of the House of Representatives yesterday had a
list of members handed TO him, embracing the
names of those who wish yet to be heard on the
Kansas question. The list contained forty names
There are thiTty-on essays to be read against
the admission OF Kansas, and nine speeches to bt
delivered in favor of 1t. The Kansas torrent still
pared in the closet continue to be uttered for thu
amusement Of the reporters
The I1tetLtSeneer is again filled with Con
SrcssiOnal and news matter
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr-By ami
ar1th tie advice and consent Of tie Senate
Joseph Holt, of Kentucky, to be Commissioner
of Patents, vice Chas. Mason, resigned. Com
missioned during the recess of the Senate.
VIM. ]. Mccullough, of Louisiana, to be Sur
veyor General of the United States for the Dis.
trict of Louisiana, his previous term of Office
having expired.
Charles l.. Emerson, of Minnesota, to be Sur
veyor General Of the United States for the Dis.
trict Of Minnesota. Commissioned during the
recess of the Senate.
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CHANGE OF UsIFoRN.-It is expected that
the War Department will shortly order a
change of the uniform Of the Army generally,
and fix upon one in accordance with the recon-
mendation of Board Of Examiners recently
appointed for that purpose. We have noticed
for several days past, at the Department build
ing, some of the hats, &C., pertaining to this
new style of dress. Not having enjoyed an
opportunity, however, of examining a COM
plete equipment we are unable to give either
description or opinion concerning it,
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Spring GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

Having just received a very hanc some assortment
Of the newest styles CLOTHS. CASSl- n.
MERES. and VESTING, I am fully pc
pared To serve gentlemen romptly md faith m
fully with every srsie Of ga, ment FOR M
NISHlNG GOODS in variety. ~A-
READN-MADE CLOTHING of the hest aUsl-
Ity always on hand to meet INN cd Iate wants"
A. N. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor, Browns Hotel,
IN zo-Zw Pa.
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JAMES LACKEY.
u MERCHANT TaTIOR

Serenh Sf,set, oppa. Pdf,sE orc.
Would take the liberty OF informing ms customers
and the public that he has received his stock n.
of Spring and Summer CLOTHS and CAS-
SiMERtS. which he viii mr ke up cheap Tor M
cash and not inferior TO any In the city w
good FIT AID Fashionable Garment war .-A-s
ranted Ia all cases.
Also the usual Furnishing Goods kept by Nor
chant Tailors. ms Iw-
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Adams Chas 9
Allen. Chss T
Aldric :, Col @
Anderson, 1t G ID
Ager, WI son
Brsdford, VIM b
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Barry, Capt WIN +
Bell, 1t VIM q
Barns. VIM A
Ball, w B
Bell, Vim n
Baldwin, wills
Bucsner, VIM A
Brsguier, Thcop'e
Bradley, ThOs
Brust, 7 )
Berry, 1t Toes J e.
Bolaud, Tbos
Burns, Tnos c
Bsltman, Theo'e
Blxkesly, Capt X
BIw.inS, Hubert
Boswell, Ro {
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Banner 4 Patti rson
BeIan. New ton J
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BrownsoD, N 2
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B.rth"lomew,Hon J
Blaine, Jno y
Baker, Joseph
Barbour, Jas l.
Brlsnt, John
| Bowls, Jno B
| Bartlett, Hon Jno 4
Benvsssa, is N
Bourk. James
BogSs, John w
| Blan Rusky, Capt J
| Bunker, Isaac w
Boyd J
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Boz Sc =, Hen y M
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Bepham. Capt n W
| Burn, Henry l.
Barber, Hon Hiram
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| Butlef, George
| Bush, aDk
| Bailey, Capt r
Brown, DR. y wd
Bell, 1t David
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Biggs, Alfred Y
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NEW GROCERY WINE AND LIQUt

The subscriber begs leave to say that he has
opened a New Store, corner OF 18th and b streets,
where he Intends to keep assortment of W INES
LIQUORS. CIGARS, and fine GROCERIES,
hne Teas Sugar, Coffee. Flour, Soap, Olives, Rsis'
ms, Figs, SirdInes, Anchovies, c. all of the most
approved brands and qualities.
Familiss and memb RS of Congress are particul-r
chasing elsewhere.
general assortment Of fine Havana Cirsrs i'm
retail. WIN
Caral Boats supplied on reasonable terms and
produce taken IN exchange. N
Levy's Old Whisky of 1890 constantly on hand
country orders punctualiy after ded To- ADD Conn
Try froduce oil all description. received on consign
ment. JONaS D EU""sisu
H - Nv So l2fh
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Funeral OF Mr.. HARDIy.-The Clerks in
the Navy Department this morning, as far as
was consistent with the business thereof. attend.
ed the funeral Of their late lamentcd associate
L. D. Hardin, Esq, which took place from the
Episcopal Church in Alexandria, at IL o clock.
The officers of the Navy now in this city also
generally attended the funeral. In conse.
quence of this sad event our facilities for oh
tanning news from the Department to-day were
interfered with.
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Joseph r. X. PLANT 4 CO.,
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERERS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Sofas, Chairs,
Lounges, Mattresses, &c.
Paper Hanging done in the best manner. carpets
made and put down. Furniture Repaired and Var
nIshed.
$50 ID street, between 9th and 10th streets. Wash
ington, ID. e.. mn 8 Sn
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CoSFIRMED.-On Thursday last the Senate
duly confirmed the nomination of Capt. A. W.
Reynolds to his former position of a Quarter.
master in the army. Capt. RS many warm
friends will rejoice that at this contamination
Of what the President lin renominating bim)
declared to be but simple act Of justice to
him.
TIE wzAraER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from tho Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock a. M
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-We would earnestly re-
~ quest those whose accounts still remain open
upon our books, to come forward and settle the
same at their earliest convenieuce, as we have de-
mands for every dollar that is due us.
SIBLEY d GUY,
m T3t $40 Pa av.. bet. 10th and 18th sts
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SCISSORS, MIRRORS, POWDER BOXES,
- DO. at GIBBS'S Hair Store, near Is street
Pa av, and at his Salesroom, under WIllards'.
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JEFF KIGERATORS,
IL WATER-COOEERS &C.
The subscriber has now on hand fresh supply of
the following articles for the warm weather: (KE3
Dr. Kane's celebrated Refrigerators. -
Galvanized Iron and Stone Water Coolers ~
simpsons Toe Pitch ers. %8fX
We would respectfully, inform the public s~
that we warrant all efrig orators sold By US to ect
represented, or the money returned.
JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
Sign of tbs Gilt Saw.
m asst Pa. av., bet. nth and lIth sts.
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o-ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES. of the
u best quality. IN moulds or otherwise at si 50
per gallon. Fairs and oth-r public entertainments
Furnished at less rates at the Phiadephia Coufec-
tlonery. corner 18th and r streets.
m slim. J.FUsSELL,
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NJ J. BAUM GA X" ZEN,
no. S6 Pa AVENUE. between 9Th and 7th sire

w THE AMBROTGPES
Il EN- at nv Gallery are said to he the best
taken IN the city. They are true kenesses and are
OF ne1 style cases. "
LIKENESSES teither Daguerreotypes or Am
MINIATURES taken and set IN Breastpins
Lockers, &C., by ROBERT SANDS,
fe 'a-v Pa. ave-. hat. 18th and 9th sts
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Tor THE LADI tS.-Skrt Hoops of reed, brass
i and steel; also, Infants Powder, Lily " hIte,
Fans, Purses with chains, Satches, Toilet Soaps
DO, cheap at
m q 81 LAMMOND'S, 7th ut.
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PIANO FOR SEvENTY-FIVE DOL
N LARS.-I h we very good PIANO.
manufactured by knabe h Cache, Of Bal-IE
timo e, rosewood case, six octavep whichvVNt'
took in part payment for ine Piano of Ha let,
Davis & Co.'S make, which will sell upon easy
terms for SIS.
ChickerIng, for SIS at our Piano Store
m "a John r. ELLIS
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4 LSTO'f' l7sftl.lHf ssIitlsn,H On ffef1tl En00o
ug~1If TOR ne RSisf cf ~. SIX md DiS'-SssE AZ
Ticf-d nth If-uI@sr and EJi1er1ir Dss~,rs-z.
T1NIE HOWA ASSOCIATION, in view % the a~'4l
destruction Of human life caused BY >-Iuai i.s-a-
and the decepoHs prscticrd upon the unfortunate
victims of such diseases ny Vscks. several years ago
directed the " consulting Surgeon, 4. CHARITABLE
ACT worthy Of their name, to open Dspensary Tor ts
treatment II This class % diseases. al their FORMS
and give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS TO all who apply
~ letter v IL description o their condition
equation, habits o. l;te he and in OF
poverty. 70 FURNISH MEDICINES PRE- OF CHARGE
Il IS needless tadd tina; tie Association commands the
highest MedicA ski, ,!,e age and viii furnish tie
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors cf tie Association. in th.;- Annual Re.
port upon the treatment 81 Sexual ps-asv-,
ending January isi l>. express TIE highest sAti-iac.
ton With the which has Hd- tire lsboT- Of
the Con. ui,ng sur the OF spvruiatorrhosa
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gouorrlna, 6'cet, sy
piis. the vice or ouaulsm or s~l ause 30, Hui order
continuance Of the plan for The cushing year.
The II -crtor-, Of the past. feel assured
thar their bcr IA this sphere OF client effort have
been OF benefit 10 the afflicted. especially the
young they have resoy ed devote themselves with
renewed zeai TO tins important and much dsspised
An admirable Report on Spcrmatorrhna. Seminal
Weakness the Vice Of Onansrn. Mastarb alton, Self
abuse and other diseases Of the organs by the
Con sulting Surgeon will he by mail Gin sealed
velope FREE or CHARGE, on receipt OF TWO STAMPS
for postage. Other Reports and Tracts the
and treatment Of sexual diseases diet, &c,
stan,y being Published for gratitous distrjblou, and
will be the afflicted. Some OF the remedies
and methods of discovered during the last
year, OF great value.
Address. for Report treatment. DR.. GEORGE r
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association.
No. 2 South Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTwELL President.
Csc FliFcuILp, .>.cre,dry. aug2l
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The following Preamble and resolutions
now passed at the Regular meeting OF Ottawa
Encampmen: No. 33. IO.OF held at Ottawa
Sept IS.
Whereas in the course of Nature Death
has assaulted our camp and removed from us
and from the Warfare of life, our Bro. Patri-
arch 3. C. Mitchell: therefore
Resolved, that in the death Of Patriarch
3. C. Mitchell, this Encampment has lost
one of its earliest & best members, and we
as his associates one of our Warmest & Kind
est Friends
Resolved, that we tender to his Widow
and her orphaned Children, our sympathy
4 care =,
Resolved that we will wear the usual
badge ofmourning-
Resolved, that the above Preamble & reso-
lutione to be placed upon the minntet anda
copy to be sent e his Family friends also
to the City Papers foF insertion;
E. W. PANcoAsT,
w. l.. GIBSON,
E. Y. GRIGGs,
Committee.
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ALL HAIR DYES ADMINISTRATIONS GREAT
ARTICLE IL AZ TAKEN THE EIN.-Prnfessnr Mood

ALL HAIR DYES ABANDONED-wOoD'S GREAT
ARTICLE HAS TAKEN THE FlELD.-Professor Wood
stands upon an eminence chemist whose attention
has been turned to nvsntng hair tchc, has be-
fore reached. His fame il sudden but worldly and
thousands who have wigs been bald for years,
now, tn rough the OF this preparation wearing
their own natural and luxuriant head covering. 80
much for chemistry the chemistry of human life and
the laws apply functions of the s, stem~
Professor Wood studied the human hair its charac
ter its properties its disease ami how to restore the
decayng vitality Of that ornameut he saw as in his
that gray hair is unnatural unless the age of
the individual had reached fourscore. and he believed
that the hair could be naturally revtaliIed lie tried
his caseaimos bald and quite gray at the age OF
he restored his hair in color, strength
and and the article he did with he gave
the world. Get WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE and take
thing else.
CAurroS.-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
are already in the market, called by different Names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
storative, Depot St. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown in the bottle Ssd by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also, BY all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas. sus2s1m
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DEMONSTRATORS ESCAPE.-Durng
the thunder storm on Thursday, little
girl at the residence OF W. Erwin in the
western part of the city was struck by light
ming SO that she fell insensisle, and was on
" resuscitated in the course of an hour by
the vigorous application ofcold water. She
was on back porch at the time, and bad a
child in her arms, which escaped with only
a slight stunning. The child has mark on
its chin, and the girl on her neck, and
thence branching off over the breast. No
part of tho house appeared to nave been
touched
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IDR. EASTERLY=
Iodine and Sarsanarilla

Will cure all diseases arising from impure state OF
the Bloom, depraved condition OF the fluid. ef the
system. viz Cancers Swelling OF the Glands Rheuma
tsn White Swellings Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boi.
Eryspea. Goitre Pains in the Bones and Joints Ulcers
in the Mouth and Throat; and all Chronic Constitutional
Diseases This medicine searches out the vury roots Of
the disease by purifying the blood and changing the
cr-tions in the system thus removing the cause, which
renders the cCRE CERT, and PERMANENT.
DR.. ElsTrsLS's IcrSE SsRs.rAsItIA Will cure the
WORST NERcrRI,L sisE.sr, and drive out and destroy
every particle OF which in the SYSTEM, and
cure its bad effects.
1t will cure SECONDARY SYPHILIS or vEsErSAL DISEASE,
and will drive the sYPHrirIc VIRUS and all HEREDrA RY
and Of the system through
the sTS, and the Patient 10 per
feet state OF and II is a positive
for LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA. If used a proper
length Of time. l challenge the world TO produce its
equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in
mind that DIR. Y.srsKLY's IODINE sARsAPARLLA will
cure all Nervous Diseases Female Con plants Dropsy
Gravel, Diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder and Urinary
Organs, in few days.
1t will remove PmpIe. and Blotches from the FACE
and make the Skin Clear. White and Beautiful Ala
baster 1t does this by purifying the BLOOD by its
prompt action on the Liver Kidneys, and Secretofy Or
CANS producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been artctcd with scrofula,
Old Sores letter Engworm, Scai Head B'othes, Erup
tons Of the Skin, aud all cutsneeus diseases ad-
vised to procure GRlDLEY'S SALT RHEUM AND TET-
TER OINTMENT, to apply on the diseased parts
when using Dr. Eastery's Iodine and Sarsaparia. The
Iodine and arsapariliS puries the BLOOD, and
the Sores discharge their NATTER, and the
OIsTNESr HEALS THEM. When BOTH used, (which 1
always recommend PERMANENT and RADICAL is
always effected. They the best and POWERFUL.
CURArvEs known 10 A fair trial is all ask dc
not fear the result.
u Price OF the Iodine and sarsaparila 81 pcr bot
tie, six bottles for s. GRDLEY's RAKrx ONT
hKSr IS cents per bottle. Both prepared by Dr.
EAsrkkLY, corner of Third and Chesnat Streets St. Lou
is No. sole proprietor to whom all orders be ad-
dressed.
sold by NJ KNEussL, q. l.. THOMPSON d. WALKER
4 Co., and A. s. PUTNAM, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally. myS
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New Picture Gallery.

TIME lovers of fine and the public generally,
u invited to examine specimens exhibition
the new Rooms just opened the City Bank of
Eames Allen Co.. north of the Court House, under the
supervision Of Mr.. JAS. NARsroS.
The undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr.
MARsroS, in the above business is prepared to fur
ni:h Ambroypes in ths highest style of the art
ed in every instance give satisfaction charge
made. he services Of Mr.. MARsroN have been secured
for short time, those acquainted with his skill will
need further for getting truthful picture
a share of the public patronage is solicited.
Ottawa, October 8, 1851 G. NJ. VAN DOEEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-02
DIR. RAKER.S SPECIFIC.

VII Cure GOn0rrhod, GRIT SricfHre. SsTntSai Vsnk
ncSs, tIor'ee Dis,os>s at ire hidnrss and Bladder
and ak dis1rses If the GenitGi Organs.
Reader, have you private di.ease' Do not neglect
a. Dy..Y DANGEROUS. Ds B,xER's SPECIFIC is safe.
speedy, and RADICAL CUEE. With Dr. BAKERS SPECIFIC
you CURE TorKsrLy and PREvESr EXPOSURE, plain
directions for accompany the Medicine.
Iy-Frice 81 - per bottle.
sTpR. EASTERLY, corner OF Third AMI Chestnut
ST; Louis, Mo- sole Proprietor, 10 whom all
ders must be addressed to get the genuine.
sVSold by ". KsECssL, q. L. THOMPSON, D, Wales
4 Co, and A 5. PursAH, druggists, Ottawa, and BY
druggists generally. myl5
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Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Groce.
Ties, CIOckeTy, &c,

In all It's different varieties, numerous 10 mention,
al OF IL selling cheap for CASH.
Having bought Goods from frst hand.. and tsA
great selecting good and desirable Goos, and
strictly adberius the cssh system, which uable,
buy Goods tn. i0Usa cIsi prtecs, and therefore
coHBicft that show good a stock OF
Goods lbw prices any other House in this city.
- Good Gotds and fair dealing" i. motto.
w inSit. bur friends ia Of anything IN line
give = tail examine Goods and prices before
pufchzs elscvl.rre. We are giving good bargains
Remember the place where get Tie Goods .or
tlle least money, a; GOFF, HULL TIuR>UN'S,
Woods Block. first door % The City Na-set north
idg OF the CyC., House. Ottawa, sept. H.