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DALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
D WASEING TON SRANCh.
&N -. ], .

From aud after TUESDAY, 18th of June. Trains
will Ieave follows:
SIS a M. Express TrsIn connects Washington
jaBCtIOn for all parts OF est. and at alti acre
Tor phliade piia and New York.
: Is q. IN. Way Train Tor Annapolis, Baltimore,
Phade phia. and New York.
49, p. VA. ENnr-ss Fran connects at W Washington
junction with Express train Tor parts of the west
sind at Baltimore tor Norfolk, PnIiade phia and New
York.
4.ia p IN. War Train for Baltimore connects 81
Anna polls grcfIol for luSD .. q. and Washing ton
Junction with liXYress IIa.uS West.
$50 p. m. Way Tram for .iaitImore connects al
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West
tn us a. and s. p m. trains are express and
will stop On'y nj Annapolis and Washington june
tons.
phip onl'.
On Sunday but one train leaves, ai 3.SOp. m.
Jel4 L. IA. PARSONS, Agent.
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Traveller Directory.

Lears sssndr.s at ., 8, 10, 70 o'Ol'k .ssss5E
a. ?. I. and O'Clock p. m S>><,ns21
Leave WASHINGTON at 6, Q, IL O'Clock m, l, 5, s.
and 7o'clook p. IN. ...
The THOMAS COLLYER, when on the route,
will Tun AZ opposite hours. Fare IS cents.
Whaley's Omnibuses, connecting with the Page
street. and Penn ayenue the same time the boats
Iesye Alexandra.
jes-tf RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
THE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER AL
WAYS NAMES HER REGU-
LAR TRIPS To MOI Mt YER EA@k
NON starting from her wharf At the
foot of 9TH street, IN tins city, at sSx O'Clock on
Tuesdays and Fridays, as advertised. When also
engaged IN Transporting excursion parties on the
rVeT her hours fol their accommodation are SO ar
ranged rot 10 interfere with the regularity of her
trips 10 Mount Vernon.
TINS announcement has been rendered necessary
by the prevalence of az erroneous IMPRESSION TO the
contrary. Jelo-tf
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e. IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
S9Dt,Slsa, p; w W39I,tsIX, VIC ~.SeSs
own. As wei as lh5 hanal-% 5!e 81 good man,
others , Of the lHysst improved SPi CTACLEs and
| PERISCOPiC CONCAVTS and CDSVEX, This
BRRAAaahhit E2fE fd 9socHRPE Hid
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
sH6RTsTG rE ffi&s or tending to IT, ais"
Persons VINO are compel ed to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited ct first sight. Those
DoUBLE-PG2RtHI sFtf VENEZUELAN
have received thc hEEeat Recommendations at the
Worlds FAR, a. Paris, through ;h-iC producing E
oearEess ANA easness ofVls,oA heretofore unkno VIZ
in any other improvements.
Ai i%G all !! styles 4 oEdHA. SPY end MAGNI
are for sale at his store, corner OF Eighth street and
Pennsy vanla EvaTro, or Eighth street No 49l. be
~ DO not mtstcs: tis corner Of eth street.
frees Verr reasonable, the sans as at his estab
ushment IL kHrope. p9tf
NEW GROCERY S;;rG WrEE AND Liquor
The subscriber begs lea 10 say tjet he has
opened = New store, corner of 7'h and r streets,
sIQIOES, CIGARS, aud '1 lie o''' GSRSTiCERiFiS,
hne Teas, sugar, Coffee. -Four, Soap, Olives, Ri
approved brands and qualities.
Fannie and members of Congress are particular.
II invited Z" ca and examine the stock before pur-
4 general assortment Of fine Havana Cigars, ~
retail. - ''''0 'lu
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken IN exchange.
Levy's Old Whisky of 1880 constantly on hand
Country orders puRctuay attended to, and Coup-
nv Produce OF ali descriptl3n received Gonsig'
Successor to Brere:on & Bro, No. ~ 7ih stfes
corner Of F. opposite the Patent Office IN y "
COPPER SCALE.-There viii he sold at public
- auction. n, M Oa the 18th day Of July. lft8 at
rhe u. :. Navy J ard. Washington, from 10 toms
as mag he 1fer%d OF Copper Scale. The analysis of
samples "1 similar scale has given about IS per cent.
II can be examined at any time previous to the
sale cash. "a
ie ; law4w VIM. Ell ~, Navy Agent
/ ECTURES OF LOLA MONTH";, including
- her autobiography, vol; 81.
Right or the Left" vol; SI,5 '''" '''O
May Oerwent, by Mrs. Ann <. Stephens vol,
Adele. 10y Julia Kavcragh. vol: sI25
Edna an antique new England tale, by Emma
Lily White, a Romance, by Edward GoodwIy,
The life and Times of Hugh Miller, lvoI.: 81.
sMagdeien' the Enc antreAs, 10y Il. l.. H., VOL;
The Wife's Trial, by Miss Par1oc: 81 cts
Romance al he Harem, by Mss Parfoc; 81 cts.
y, IealGuS Wife, by Miss Parlpe; 50 cts.
The Rival Beau es, 10y Miss Pardoe; cts.
81 cts. ~ '''
Robert Oak!ands, by Leigh Rltehie; p cts.
VIOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO, AND HARP
v Strings; Music neatly bound All kinds Of Mn
JOHN F. ELLIS,
una ~ 'S6 W. ave-, near lnih IT.
y T. s RED UCED.
LEWIS BILLIARD SALOON, No. 49, Penn.
avenue, beiwe On ga and 9th streets rs [------~,
nov IN cih' iete order, having recently ~ sS7t~ie
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1 UNITED STATES PATENT oFPICE.

To I,e SIGNED hT the United States district judse,
agent. is ,6 l.w4N
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COPPER SCALE.-rhere viii he sold at puhIic
" auction at y m, the 18th day nf july lfr8 at
rhe u. :. Navy Yard. Washington, from 10 2 tons.
as mag he offered, OF Copper Scale The analysis of
samples 81 similar scale has given about IS per cent
OF matailIc copper.
IL can be examined at any time previous to the
sale upon application at the Navy Yard. Terms of
sale cash. -
il ) -laW4w WIN. ELL ~ Navy Agart
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l.. Of. IN the State Of, hereby
agree Ia furnish and deliver the United Sia'ss
navy yIrc ~ -, twenty five Thousand cuhio feet
of live oak timber. conformity with
the rrtIsemeUt Of the Bureau of Cnnst ructlon a
the date of = JUns. 1859. for the sum of -, YIz.
300 cubic feet sIdel Is ana ID inches.
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z5,OsO cubic feet sided.
Otdl value ..-...-.........-S
should my oner he acoe pied. I request To be sd
dressed at -, and the contract forwarded 10
the navy agent AZ -. or 10 me al -, TOR
signature and certificate.
july -, lS58. A. ".
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At per i9Ot........-.-.... $
lO,Cu0 cubic feet sided ~ aud Il inches,
at - per iOOt..--..-......-..
l0,H0 cuhIc feet sided 9 aud 10 inches,
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Who Col. Kane 2

Some curiosity is expressed who Col.
Kane. the gentle man who seems TO have
acted mediator between the Mormons Of
L tab and Gov. Cumming, is. In one quarter,
we have seen it stated that he is a Mormon,
and this accounts for his selection by the
President as a Peace Commissioner. But
this is all wrong he never was a Mormon.
He is a young man-the son of the late
Judge IA. OF Philadelphia, and brother Of
DR.. Kane, thh Arctic explorer. He held
the Office of Clerk of the District Court until
the death Of his lather-an event which has
taken place since Col. Kane left for Utah.
\ few years since, Col. Kane was in this
section Of the country, and passed some
months of his time in the Mormon settle
ments of Iowa. lie became n favorite with
them, and the town of kaneville, marked
ont and inhabited by them, was named
after him. The President, having knowi
edge, probably of these facts, deputcd him
to go to Utah, to let the people know what
they must expect if they PERSISTED in their
rebelliouS course. His presence seems to
have checked them in their mad career, and
it. is probable that the well disposed and
law abiding portion Of them will submit to
the authorities now sent there to carry on
the Government: the OaAites and those who
have been indicted for treason will find it
convenient 10 search ont new home before
the new government is fairly organized
St [ouis RsD
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A proposition has recently been made by
Mr.. Hedges, of Cincinnati, on behalf of W.
G. Ware, of:hat place, 70 the citizens of
this place and farmers of this county, by
which Mr. Ware agrees to put up a sugar
mill here, for the purpose of manufacturing
sugar from the Chinese cane, if the people
here will guaranty to him that steam power
can be had, ard also, # they will guaranty
that that fifty acres of the cane will be fur
nshed him. ,Mr. w. agrees to pay for the
use of the steam power, and will retain half
the sugar cane for his services.
Mr.. Hedges was here during the conven-
ton Of cana growers, last winter, and, we
think, sufficiently proved that good sugar
can be made from the cane.-Cor. 81. Louis
peoubJjc1u
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At the Bay State House in Worcester,
Mass, the other day, an individual from the
interior, instead of turning OFF the gas which
lighted his room, blew it out and went to
sleep. The proprietor Of the house, in pas
sing the chamber, discovered very strong
smell of escaped gas, and knocking at the
door, inquired if the gas was not ieakin-,
Don't know" was the response, "but | ra-
Their guess not. III let you know in a min
ute" He jumped out of bed, and common
ced feeling on the floor unde- the gas pen
mere, sir; tie carpets as dry &c j. can be-"
The proprietor, with a laugh, asked to be
Omitted into the room, and showed TIE
gentleman where to look for the leak
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@tta(ua fres CraStr
OTTAWA, MAY 90, 1858.
Republ,can Con-res,lonal Conrenttor.

We notice, by the last Ottawa RePHItfcdn
that the republican committee of this dis
trict, (o., in fact, but portion Of the COM
uittee,S have issued call for a convention
to nominate a candidate for congress lie
convention is called 70 meet at Joliet on the
3Oth Of June. As the election comes oil IN
November, (ueaIly half a year after the con-
vention) some people, not acqiainte' WIFI
the ropes, are wondering why the COW '"-
ton is called so early-a month Garner IMAM
,uo wears aro. when the presidential con-
test was pending, and It was important TO
have the candidates in the field at an carly
date. These unsoPl.isticated people should
remember that Congress atjournS about the
time when all the delegates 10 this convcn-
ton have will bean elected that scH'et0ty
has deep interest IN heading OF one Owen
Lovejoy-and that therefore, II the conven-
ton should be put of a weri, later. the said
Owen Lovejoy might get home sooa enough
to kick higher than lite somebody's plans
60 beat him in the said convention. The
fact may as wen be known, that there IS
cutie little brush between the old wig
and free soil wing, and the abolition wing
okthe republican party in this district, and
that the former, who are for anybody besides
An aboIitionist for congress, are quite conf
dent the latter, who support LOvJoy, can
be headed eff. The congressional committee
seem to be controlled by the former, and
they have thus the cards pretty well stock
ed. We have TO earthly interest in the
fight except that we like to see fair play, and
should therefore take pleasure in keeping
both sides posted with reference to the
movements of either squad as the fight pro
crosses
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Health of Employment.

The following instructive table was pre-
pared by direction Of the Massachusetts, La-
gislature, By which it appears that the aver
age age of gentlemen is 6s years; judges,
IS ; farmers, CT; bank officers, CT coopers,
So; public officers, 81; clereymen, Sc !;
shipwrights, 90; matters, Of; lawyers, "a
ropemakers, 81 blacksu this, 81; mer-
chants, 81 calico printers, 81; physicians,
81; butchers, so carpenters; 40 ; masons,
As; traders, 46 taiors, "A; jewellers, Al ;
manufacturers. 43 shoemakers, 43; me-
chanics. AZ; bakers, 43; painters, 43; ed
itors, 40; musicians, 80; printers, 80; ma
chinists, Sc; teachers "a clerks, "a; ope-
ratves, S2.-Halrs Journal Of Health.
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RroTors PRocEEDTSGs Is; MAasElLLEs-A
friend gives Us an account Of diSGraceful
riot near Marseil'es on Monday or Tuesday
evening. II appears Mr. Jos. Funk had,
some time ago. married daughter "f 4 Mr.
Hogan, in MarScillss, against her parents
will. On the evening indicated, 4 number
of idle 6oatnen were lying about Hogan's
establishment, a grocery, We infer and be-
ing duly dosed with whiskey, they were
prevailed upon 20 make. descent on the
house of Funk. They entered his house,
drove him out, then compelled his wife to
pack up her things, and return with her
. parents to their home; the bOatman mean
. time demolishiug Mr. Funh's furniture, &c
Mr.. F. got out warrant for the rioters and
several were arrested and brought before
Justice Clark, who held James Dyer, of o.
tsua, to bali in $500 for lis appearance al
court. Several others were released for
want Of proof against them; and others the
constable was still in pursuit Of.
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SMALL BUsINEss.--Sevcral young bucks
were brought before Justice Clark, in Mar
settles, on "Wednesday, on the charge of
having closely shaved the name and tail cf
three handsome horses belonging % NJ
Geo. Jacobs, in the upper part Of the town
of Manlius. 1t appears Mr. J. had incur
red the Jealousy of the boys on account Of
being able to take the girls out riding little
more stylishly than themselves, so they took
this method to eur-tGa his popularity in
that direction. Mr.. J. has not been out with
the girls since.
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CKoP PRosPEcTs.-T The Alton Courier
Gays, "a citizen CT cur place who was up in
Macoupin county few days since, informs
Us that the wheat where he has been is 'fir-
ing" badly, and that farmers are much
alarmed in consequence. The ground has
been SO wet, too, they have been delayed
with their planting, and many of them have
not got their corn in the ground yet. Our
exchanges from many other portions of the
State bring US the same discouraginG news"
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Position OF Mr.. DorGLAs.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York tribune,
disPatching on the 9Th, says; " The intima-
tons in the democratic newspapers that
Judge Douglass is seeking reconiation
sOlsc By Judge Douglas himself to day. He
afiirms that he maintains his position upon
Kansas to the fullest extent but at the same
time he stands wth his party in Illinois on
platform not ostensibly opposed to the
ad ministration, though openly hostile to the
republican party"
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Hay Is, 1858.
Regular meeting. Present, Mayer Glover, AID.
Leavens, Butler, Wade, Gray, Armour, Drew, Clan
CIV, Tanning, Richardson, Wills, Hammalle, Put
nam and Calkin.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Gray presented the petition of Z: W: Ackerman
ses made in installments of $25 down and S25 in
six months, to be secured and in order to carry
out such prayer, introduced the following resolu-
ton =
Resolred, That S25 of the amount charged for
liquor licenses, be required to be paid upon the re-
ception Of the license, and 325 in six months from
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"CRrsApER CT FREEDOM. This is Tie
name of JAMES RCDPATH's paper, published
at Doniphan, in Kansas, and with which we
ere favored with an exchange. Mr.. Redpath
was the correspondent Of the '. Y. Tribune,
st. Louis DemocTdt, and other Eastern pa
for big stories in the earlier stages OF the Kan
sas imbrogIio. The paper before Us faunts
the name of Frank p. Blair at It's mast head
for President in 1850, and Fl TLaycr for
Vice President. Tie editor objects to the
Leavenworth constitution because il don't
allow woman to vote; otherwise, lie sup
ports that instrument. Dut red hot free
state man IS he is, and Drumming ever with
aboltioniSm, the editor can't stand jim Lane,
and the way he pitches into that worthy is
musical. From column or two in the
same vein, we cut a single paragraph in
which the editor aI,Uies 20 4 threat Of Lanes
to throttle him:
We dare Lane to trv to throttle US. We
have seen too much Of his bra very. All We
ask Of him is not 20 attack US 81 great dis
lance from water, for we would wish to wash
off the slime that would necessarily cover Us
after a struggle with the inCarratc anaconda
at the earliest possible moment. We might
not, perhaps, accept n challenge from him:
for we do not wish TO be aSsasSinated; and
such a fate in such 4 case would undouLted-
'ly be ours
We are able to swear in any Court OF jus
tice or 20 make solemn affidavit Of the fact
that Gen. Lane intimated TO US that If Gov.
Denver challenged him, he-would have him
put out Of the way BY the secret order known
as the Danites.
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WuzAr.-The accounts in the paper, from

Wharf.-The accounts in the paper, from
every section Cf the country represent tie
growing crop Of wheat as in very promis
ng condition. Ialeed, the prospect OF an
abundant cop was never more encouraging.
We have recently travelled through several
Of the Western States, and never saw tho
wheat crop look so well at this season of
the year. II anything, the growth is too
vigorous, but the recent cool weather has
caused favorable check, which will give
more firm and hardy growth in both stem
and root J'aley Kramer f3r Nay.
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The highest waterfall in the world is in
the Sandwich Islands, and is stated to be
between four and five thousand feet high
The stream on which the fall occurs runs
among the peaks of one of the highest
mountains, so high that the water actually
nerer reaches the bottom, so great is the dis
lance, that it acends to the clouds again.
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MANNY,S
Reaper & Mower Combined

A HOUSE and Lots in South Ottawa, known a. M
~ CoEshall house. east OF Mr. HosaacEs- on the blCt
For further inform alton inquire of
uly29-6m y. II. BUELL., Otrg1rd House.
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WHERE ARE TIE OLD LINE WINGS This
question naturally suggests Itself on reading
the proceedings Of the Back Republican
convention held in this city, Oh the oJ,h inst.
There were f2rty-oue delegates IN the con
vent:on; and of that number, tven:y-seven
are renegade Democrats, nine Abolitiou;sts
and niggor-sioa'ors, aud only five oil line
Wings. And Of the ten delegates apPoiated
to represent the county in the State Convcn-
ton, there are eight renegade Democrats,
one Aboitiouist, and one old line Wing.
Now, these are facts which cannot fall to
strike any one unacquaintel with the poiti
cal history Of parties IN this county, As re-
markaLle. There was oIce respectable
and Formidable party in VIII county that
delighted in the name Of Whiy, but where
are its members now. 1t is true they vote
the Black Republican ticket and do the dir
ty work Of that party but the Offices ar. mo-
nopo.izcd 10y the AboIitionis;s and renegade
Democrats. The wings, notwithstanding
they comprise two-thirds Of the party, are
not allowed 4 voice ia the conventions. N
fact they have become the complete slaves
of such men as l. vcjoy, and Wentworth,
and Dyer, and Hawley, and must come and
20 at their b.d4ing.-.Toyict Signal.
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SUPREME CouEr.-The Supreme Court got
through the second call of the docket on
Monday, and closed the hearing Of arg1-
msnts. The Judges are now busily engaged
in making up the decisions, preparing o!in-
ions. &C.
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TIE Rock ISLAvD EHIDGE.-A Geographic
dispatch to the Chicago papers 4 few days
ago announced that the Commute On COM
MERGE in the lower House Of Congress, had
reported in favor OF the removal OF this
bridge, and thereupon there was quite an
outburst of Indignation in the Chicago "a
pers- 1t appears, however, t.at the CON-
mittee named did not GO quite 50 far. a';ho'
they agreed that the bridge was an oJstruc-
ton to navigation Mr.. WashJurn, Of Ca
lena, is member Of the committee, and to
his known hostility TO the bridge doubtless
the Northwest IS indebted for til. attempted
blow at her interests. Tie following; IS an
extract from the report
The Committee are Of opinion that there
cannot be any doubt but that the bridge. IS
at present constructed, is 4 material and
dangerous obstruction to the navigation Of
the Mississippi river, but they believe that
che courts have full and ample power to
remedy the evil that may exist in that re-
gard. At present they are disincl.roi to
recommend any action by Congress in the
premises but whether at some future time
it may not be expedient to direct the proper
law officers Of the Government to proceed
against the bridge, this Committee will not
nov undertake TO determine"
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New LINE OF FOREIGN SrEAMERs.-Mr.
Vanderbilt has made arrangements to run a
weekly line of steamers between this port
and southampton, Havre and Bremen, to
commence in june. The line will bc com
posed of the Vanderbilt, Ariel, North Star,
and Northern Light, TO which Hill be added
the new and magnificent stca mer Queen OF
the Ocean, now nearly completed.
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AN ORDINANCE regulating Billiard Balloons an q Bowl
ing Alleys
SEC /. BE ordained By TIE city Council Of the city
Of Otto ira, That any person persons, his their
agent or servant, who shall herea open and keep
billiard saloon or bowli alley within the limits of
this city, for profit gain without license for the pur
pose obtained in conformity with this ordinance, shall,
upon conviction thereof, be fined not less than
Eve dollars than ten dollars, for each and
eve. y offence
81 All applications for license under this ordinance,
shall be by petition in writing the City Council,
and particularly describing the proposed place of
business II such application he granted the applicant
applicants shall pay into the city treasury, for the
of said city, the of dollars for each billiard ia
be and the of fourteen dollars and fifty cents FOR
each bowling alley, and shall enter into bond in the
penal of hundred dollars, with one or more
sufficient suretes to be approved by the Mayor cond
toned that he they will keep orderly house. and
permit any unlawful gaming or riotous conduct in
such house. any of the appurtenances thereunto be
Upon the presentation of the city treasurers
receipt the assessed aforesaid and also such
bond approved aforesaid, the city clerk shall issue
lice nse such applicant applicants which shall
thorize him them open and keep billiard saloon
or bowling alley, the place designated in such appli-
until the expiration of the municipal during
which said license is granted.
So. Any license so granted, may be revoked by the
City Council, whenever it shall appear TO said Council
that the person or persons having such license have vo
lated any of the provisions of this ordinance.
81 The same proceedings may be had under TINS OF,
dnance, for the violation thereof as are directed anu
allowed in Sec Of the entitled, An re-
gulating the sale of sprituous liquors., lssseo uAe
16th A D. 1857. 49,. -.
A. This ordinance to take effect from ana aiter IT'S
publication. By order g., .uppy r-;,,, C,.rL
Passed May 23, 1855 .. A'b,.i, ~ 800.
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ROE CREAM saIOoY:

SD6d fcHEtJtH. to5.rtctiOEsry re. DC.
EVE udes Cued bes inform the ladies ana gentle.
4 men Of Ottawa thar he has tloToGE y FURNISHED up
and r.Eltei bis lee Cream Saloon, the Of Ma
olson aud Columbus SIS, in style 20 compare with the
fines; lily hmeGts; and having employed the
best manufacturer in the city is confident he supply
such IN article oi Ice Cream exceled in
Ottawa aUywi ere.
His soda Fountain. also the best in the ci;y-w
yer dry, NOR his pitcher Of lemonade.
Al abundant supply of the choicest CAKE always on
hand; also every variety If FRUITS
First opeu,u - this Saturday evening, May 9Th.
my> VI. FORMULAS.