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BY J. C. Mot UIRE, Auctioneer

ny y. u huctiOnoeT.
DEREMPrORG SALE OF SIX EXCEL
! LENT SECOND -HANpPIANos:-On THUR SDAY
AFTERNOON, July 18th, at o'clock on the irst
floor of the Auction Rooms, shall sell without re-
serve, SIX excslie Pianos, viz:
Two rosewood case PIaLofOrtes. by An Ire Stein
One mahogany case do. BY Buetkapf &
irrtei
One msnO Sany case do. by Andre Stein
t,ne rosewood case 10. Nv Chickerlns
One rosewood case do. by elcheubaoh.
arms: One fourth ctsh the residu ia |, 2, ard
months, with interest, for satisfactorily endorse
notes, bearing interest.
jy l2-d ]. c. MCGUIRE. Auct'r.
IN VIRTUE OF TWOl2) WRITS OF FIERI
facIas ISSUED from the Clerk q Office of the Cir
cut Court of the District Of Columbia for the coun-
~ OF Wash nston aud To NE dI ccted, 1 shall ex
pose to pubic hale for CASH, IN front of the Court
House door OF ssd county, ON TUESDAY, the 2uth
day OF july 1853, at IL O'Clock, the folio ing de-
scrbed property, to wits All defendants right title,
claim and interest IN and TO Lot No. II, Square
675, together with all and the
thereon, in the city of Washington, % a., seized
and levIsi upon as the property of TIllotson q.
Brown and will be sold To satisfy Judlclals Nos -
ana 81, to January tern 1853. IN favor OF James ID.
b. DeBOw. j. d. HOOVER
y "a Us Marshal. ID c.
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k'Ok KENT-At Sio per month,a FINISHED
1 HOUSE oi three stories, besides the has ement,
nearly new with gas. and water II the yard. IL is
,navery desirable location for and hra IA the
Office. ~ "a tc
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| a in en- ohaase. a. GlBRS' Wig, Bssld, aud Cal
Mandatory, "a. avssss between 30 end issh sis,
10 SEN
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FUTUR DAYS

NAkSHAL'S SALE-in virtue of a writ of
i'h herr iacIas. issued from the Clerks Once of
The SircuIt Court of the District of columbia for
the County of " ASKING ton, and To me directed \
snal expose TO pubic sale, for CASH, trout of the
Court House door of sald couuIy, on TUESDAY
the 81 DAY of August. l5hS. at IL o'clock M. the fol
lowing described property, 10 wit All defendant q
rIght, tIie ciaIm and interest IN and to Lots Nos
s.; 6; =. O. TO- and IL in Square O33 IN the city
oi Washington. ID. Co together with al and sing ar
the Improvements thereon, seIzed and levied upon
as the property Of Samuel A. Pugh. and val be % a
tn satisfy Jddcal No. i6 t0 NAV, 1885, ia favor of
Woodward Guy, against samuel A. Puzh.
w. SELDES. Marshal
~ lots for the District of Columbia
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NARSHAL'S SALE. In virtue of n writ
WI OF ferl facas Issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District IF Columbia for the
County of Washington. aud To- me directed I shall
expose {" public sale, for Casa, IN front Of the
Court house door uf ,aId county, on THURSDAY
the I'D day Of July, 1864, at II o'clock M. the fo
lowing Described property. TO wit: All defendants
rlght, ntle claim, and interest IA and 10 Lot No Is
IN Square 615. Containing $40 square feet tos ether
with all and singular the ilmpTove neIts thereon an
the city of Washington, u. c., seized and levied
upon as the property of rillstsOn p Brown and n
be sold 10 satisfy Judlcias 80, Nav term, 1862 in
favor OF Green i Scott, use Of mon Green
w. SELDEN. Marshal
je 23-dts for the District of Columbia.
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ALL WHO HAVE BEEN disappointed in ob,ain;n.
perfect artistic lksnesses Of theEse YES shOuld tn
WHITkHURsr's new stye Of Sphereoty pes. The,
yet seen. For these and other Pictures. ~ hits
hurst has been awarded twsnty one premiums n,
the different fairs OF the old and new world. Whni
greater proof be offered to the pablo for su pero
E0Iks Of 81: Gallery on Penn. avenue, sbIvs tn,
Nekioue MOTEL, ~ l0-lVs
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SiGN OF THE
- g A,
Indicates where you susy gel l. JON " .
GLASSES, IN gilt mahogany hames !; fOk-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, Oval,
work IN his line. The largest lot OF LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept e9 ,ssS 90 eAp1, esees
for oaxh. JOhN MA6NER,
255 Pa avenue,
ap9-Iv hsfveen l2tA and ~ alta.
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LNOR RE >T-The BRICK DWELLING STU
l. ated ON the east side OF llth street, one door
above Pa avenue, lover ils Gas Oitce.) Posses
sion given on :he LIST of july For further particu-
and ID gts, 10 % rf
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SfORE FOR RENT-The store on OHIO ave-
- nue. between 18th and 18th SITS IL is Particular
81 tie Tor the grocery and feed busme.s. Apply
to L. J. Il w. Nj. GAIT, northwest corner i5t6
and Z SITS, No. ~. lie 26-Ienfr
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DEATH AT THE NATIONAL HoTEL.-We regret
that we have to announce the death, at the Ma
ional Hotel, Of Joel ID. Fairbanks. E,o the
well-known and estimable clerk OF that hotel
which occurred yesterday about = O'Clock % m ,
trr SNORT Illness MI Fairbanks was native
OF vermont. and was, At his death about Is wears
OF aye. The greater part OF his time has been
spent In the hotel business in which br obtained
lor himself reputation that made b m an AGO nj.
sitloh 10 the establishments in Baltimore Col m
bus, Ohio, New ORLEANS. and in this city wb,rs
he has been employed. His gentlrmanIy d.port-
ment and Kindness To all his promnt attention
To business, and his faithfuln-s. in the pet farm
ahce OF all his promises, rendered him a fayoritc
win all who were acquainted with him His
loss will he severely felt by his numerous &C.
qualntancess, aud by none more than the pro-
p'ietors Of the National Hotel
IL Tx CANAL.-last night an individual,
wa" hzd been INDUCING a little too freely in
started from point in the Seventh
""'u 10 go 10 uls home north Of the canal The
quantity OF liquor he had taken aboard made
MN 80 tophtavy that he couldn't walk the
~ 80 a. MAJ Land avenue TO save his life SO
M, '1oA sns wpalh, with the intention Of trying
tue oiiu"e at four-and- ID half street On hi,
waH lounu h's ieet became insubordinate and
' Na hlii isto Tue canal. After plunging
doout aWnile ne managed, with the assistant
OF small boy to regain tue towpatb on The noIt
side, and was soon making for hi, w,,droh
oin-whdt soD'red Tut pretty w, IL soaked
Another re. son, not fortunate aIsn On, ,,,o
the canal last night, and was rpscn d I'm, n.
subsequently, got into the guard house and mi.
morning was sent TO the woIkhOuse as a vagrant
A MosT INroLERhBLE NUIsANcK-Ths resi-
dents of the eastern part Of the Island are
with most intolerable nuisance, In the Odor
arising from ofal and the contents Of sinks,
which has Of late been thrown in the slough east
OF the Penitentiay. The noisome fiuvia Is SUI
ncient to breed the worst Of diseases, and mIISt
have the effect Of greatly drpreciating the value
OF property In that part Of The city There is a
law, we believe, forbidding the deposit Of these
oUehsive matters In the locality In question
" ny IN IL not enforced! IL should he done, aud
that promptly.
AN oNNises will leave the Navy Yard and
connect with the excursion trips Of Metropolis
Lodge To- morrow The Quartett- Club will also
pleasant an .ir VIII NC avery
"Arch hEruRNs-Hannah Wilson, colored
drunk and disorderly In the marx house last
night workhouse ~ days. Henrietta Mason.
90, do.i DO G0. Sheniske, do; ane and
house 90 days. "''A
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DALM LEAF FANS. wholesale and retsI. at
l. - 1885, LA Mon ID y.

Il OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT Tn r.
IL present season daily. OlSTEkSN ~
IA the shell, taken out Of salt vster tue N Il j
same day. Resia Iranls wishing to be SAfIsS
sup Piled %, the barrel will please oail on Sk.Z
J. x. Il. SCHWARTZ,
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner Of 18th and r. streets hack Of
Jy9 eotf kITkwOOd House
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EOR RENT AT $50 PER ANNUM.-HOUS
L No. 490 north side Mass avenue. IA fsw doors
east 9Th street Ii has been put IN thoIous order
aid pos Sc be had immediately. Clsteru an
the yard and Ice pump Ia the kitchen, with bathing
room On second noor.
JOHN r.. KENDALL,
je 29-tf near City Hall, Az street.
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EOR RENT-A desirable, modern built, three
L story HOUSE, with basement and back build-
ing. No. 4Oi street, between Eleventh and 1w efth
containing II roOnrs. gas Throughout marble man
teis water and bat room. Inquire premises, or
room No; 8, hrst floor, Post Office Department.
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A MBkOTYPES AND
N LEATHERGRAPHs.
The Ambrotypes taken by "a ms are SAID 10 ,s
superlor 10 any taken IA the CITY.
HIS I.eaihergraphs are taken an Patent Leather.
so they be sent To any part Of the oOuntrs
without any extra psnss.
Gail ssriy before the rush-on Pa avenue, between
18th and n sts. n. SANDS.
Il New lot Of Cases inst received ies
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Council Proceedings.

L.r. 90. 1857.
Regular meeting. Present Mayor Walker, AID
Leavens, Gray, Green, Edwards. Bristol, Slattery,
Richardson, Smith. Barton. Hoban, and Putnam
Gray appointed clerk PRO teAa.
Bills for street labor under L. Donlevy street su-
pervisor, was ordered paid Bill of Geo. Hiil
street supervisor of 9TH ward for balance due HIM
S9S.. referred to street and alley committee Bill
of Geo Hill, 1875. for street crossings in 9TH
ward, ordered paid. Bill of 1os. Fennell e a.,
street labor, ordered paid. Bill Of Gridley, Cogs-
well Co., sl13 81, for castings for side drains,
ordered paid W. +. Whitmore, surveying, 81 30;
Robt- Wilson. city surveyor, SO 81; john c. Mil
her, i:iasonry 50 - Frank Coyle, street labor 81
Joseph Fennell street. labor. s7.l2; Gas and Coke
CO., $3.50; james WEIGH, $3.50.
Final estimate of work on Superior and Paul st.
sewer, by city surveyor, was presented and refer
red to finance committee, with power 10 settle with
Ed. Slattnry, contractor and direct clerk TO issue
orders to him.
smith moved TO refund back to the city, ont of
the money received OF the Illinois and Michigan
canal. the money appropriated 10 Superior and
Pau, street sewer. FAyes-Barton, Putnam, Ed
wards Bristol Greel, Smith Hoban, Richardson,
and Gray-g NOf-Leayens and Slattery-2.
I'm nc,,on of BRISTOL resolution of thanks to
the CITY of Cincplatl for copy OF their ordi-
nauces. and clerk directed to forward copy Of the
resolution 10 saiScity.
On motion of,ireen, Lafayette street side walk
no. Lowed to6e made of inch and quarter staff
a., - : r-ran- Foley was allowed TIL the
his sidewalk.
.nv.ic.. "a ss...-. crossings were or
dered in IIliuois Ayepus, on cas- s.o 81 Clay st,
and across all streets from \. X. Smiths to the
schoo, house. r.u..
On motion of Green, report of Geo. Hill, street
supervisor Of 9TH ward referred to street aud aeF
committee.
On motion of Gray. releases of Mary Howard and
w. G. E. Richardson weoe referred to city AZ.
torney. r.stg,
onened. Biddsrs-E. Slattery, y. Burke, Ford 4
LELAND. L. B, Delano. John Brady, Jos. Finnell,
Hiiliard { Ayers, Edward Vincent, John c. Miller.
On motion Of Green, Perd Delano's bid 40.
capfed
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CHICAGO MARKET.


Dec. 30, 1857.
Prices of Breadstuifs rule about the same
as during the past week, the continued dnii,
ness in Eastern ma rkets, and the increased
receipts not yet materially affecting our mar
ket. but how long this Will continue 1t not
for us to determine.
F2our-A lot of 146 bbls Of Mt. Morris
choice Spripg Extra sold for shipment to in
terror of Massachusetts,, at S5,G2h cash 10y
bbls Stones mills, also choice brand sofa
on private terms.
Vheat-Several carlaods sod at SturGis
& Buckingham's at Soc in store, but at DINER
warehouses 55a was al! that was generally
offered Buyers were rather backward.
Corn-Very dull and no disposition TO buy
32a33c per 60 lbs is all that is offered for
new. No old arriving, and quotations no
rninal at Acc.
Oats-2lc in store is all that is offered.
Hogs-Prices are a little frmer at $3.50a-
400 for good weight.
Dressed Pork.-The arrivals are liberal,
and prices weak. Selling at Sf.00a4.50. &C
cordng to weight and quality.
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Fall and Winter Goods
FISkE & TAYLOR'S +!

WE are now oieniag of the largest and best
w lec;ed stocks OF
,,,oniag. Ger.s Furnishing Gods, Hts ara CaTs,
and Boots and Shoes,
Ever offered In this other market to'wch We IN
yite the attention Of those wishing good suit;
Pine Cloth Coats black and Fancy. FROM - to s20;
over Coats Of all different styles, from 81 TO $50
Loco Vests. of all styles and qualities;
Loco pair Of Pants, fashionable styles;
Buffalo Over Goats. Geut's Shawis. Hats and Caps,
Fur Plush, Cloth, Tor Men aud Boys Wool Under
shirts and Drawers Linen shirts, Gents Scaris, Com
forts and Nuflcr. Wool and Meriuo Socks, Back and
Fur Gloves ond Mtt--in fact every ing Gentleman
wishes to wear can be found at oar Store.
To the Ladies'
We have large and well selected stock OF Ladies',
Misses and Chlirvn's Shoes, which shall sell at
Eastern prices Black Lasting Caters, for 'c ladies
Rnhers ant Sandals, Long Rubber Boots, Snow shoes,
Congress Caters and Buskns &c, &c-in fact every
thing desirable for the season.
To tEse Gentlemen.
Our assortment is complete in best French Calf and
Heavy Work Best Cali sewed and peggei % 70 to -.
Double soled Congress Gsters, for Fail wear; Kip
Boots from go 81 Boys Boots and Shoes; Gents
Rubhers and Sandals best quality. 81.
As our Goods manufactured expressly for We
are sure they will give entire satisfaction
Thanking You for past patronage, hope to see you
Store, doors cas-. of the City Bank. Mad
son Street. lSep2ol FlShE Taylor
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GEO. =. FISHER,
BILL, NOTE, 4 COLLECTION BROKER
ccoIIMIssION AND EXCHANGE.

-ILlMISSION AHD EXCHANGE.
,. II Deeds rr the .sdt@ Of !Se,r IOrk.
M ,7,i-- =, = md invested by uudoubred
" SATISFACTORY 10 those ana perfect
lectJns JriIb iHrdrf5ig RENTED the d3yHe ."i-
ment. Debts secured. notes, bonds, mortgages, and
stocks bought and sold
All business entrusted 20 shall have promp; stten
tiOn and Immediate for. The only conditions
upon which viii do business ! pTOuptncSs. fidelity. and
despatch and those placing business IN my care, per
sonay or by spoudcHce. may feel assured that
these conditions, with ny experience III Banking and
Exchange, viii be mutually advantageous, aud enable
10 render full satisfaction iu executing all trusts
committed Farmers Mechanics and Others hay
ing money loan invest Will assuTedy End il to teir
ADVANTAGE call on All deposits viii be srcuEely
invested or subject call. he agreed upon.
Office in the rooms. 81 story, Nattingers block
OTTAWA November Il. i~-1.
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New Fall Il Winter Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store T!
BOsJt.,sS Z, CLARK


WEa are nov receiving our new stock OF fail and
winter So'us, Ehieh we shan oier q, 9 very lew
iEccs. FOR cash. invite the citizens OF Ottawa and
'einhy 70 si'e L, eaI ana e17nins our STOCK ana
y -, 49,, -. a., -, - -, a. $500 49,,
,,oer - - 80 " -
:, a,
French Nerinoss, plan and hsured,
fatainstla. anu .phTs-
M wool fhids' baci ft-iis;
Flaui anu hglfed WOO. Deafness
PAU ana s'Fitd h'ha'T'
Itlik ana hgarti bf-ss siks-
MORE Antique sna Nirceane s-Es;
American and EnS.h Prints, nine yards Tor one dosr
French, Scotch, and American Glngaans;
CIieniie and Broehe sha~ls;
ChrnIle ana f.Gsn bortered slaHis'
BsS STATE aiid waterloo 'ohs S"+H-s'
G-hts eiiEis' a..
White anu eoi9r.i e'.-h b-th-e's'
velvet anf ia - f5t'efhs'
BACK - Ne4'vt, 20 ''""~s'
kntbr'iaerl - ara i-'se-;
-. - 1,.,s,.-.- y4,-1-. and fnsertus,:
hI-in sli 1'i-'fi- a'-1si
nhy btn--'
Tlreai Fif-e4s Lace
smyrna klEr->.
Bonnet Ribbons. r1f "a ,aI Satin do:
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Howard As.orIuiion. Phiiadn.

A Eaeroi.f Institution, estdili-5ed bV sDccid end0,c
mint f,r he rfiifotir yi, utf addressed, GyGtctsd
gr;'h VtPHieHt anil EVif.8tie Disfdsfs.
20 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such ne
] spermaorrlTa Seminal NenAurss, InPotence' CO.
norrhea elect, syphis, the Vice OF onlnisn, or SELF
Abuse. &c. &c.
Tae Iiu.ard Association, in view Of the awful destrlc-
ton OF human life caused by Sexual diseases, aud the
decepons practiscd prop the unfortunate victims OF
such Diseases by Qcis several years ago directed their
Consulting ChEir ABLE AcT worthy OF ihsir
name, open "a DisPcnsary for the treatment OF tbs
Diseases, in all their forms. and 10 give MEDICAL
ADVICE GR,rIs, all who apply 10y letter, with descrp
ton their condition, llge. occupation, hHits 81 life
&c :, Of extreme poverty, TO irnish Medi
cine FEHg IL il needless 90 add that the As
ISOLATION commands the highest Medical skill Of the age
and will furnish the approved modern treatnent
The Directors, review Of the past. feel assured
that their labors in this sphere o benevolent effort have
been of or benefit to the afflicted especially to tie
Young and they have resolved to devote thcmseYcs.
with renewed zeal, this very important but much de-
sp;sed cause.
Just Published. by the Association, Report Fp.r-
matorrhPa, Seminal Weakness the vice OF onans n,
Masurbation SclfAhuse, and other Diseases % Tia
Sexual Organs by the Consulting surgeon which all
sent by mail (n sealed envelopeD f.l. CHARGE OH
the receipt of Two STAMPS Tor postage
Address, for Report treatmcr DR.. Gro. q Cal
rouS, Consulting Surgeon. Hswara Associatio. No q
South Ninth Street, philadelphia Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
ERA D. HEAErwELL, Preeiaers.
Gro F,yrCuup, .>ecrahffy. p,via
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0ttatua free Graotr


If wind and weather permit, we shall, du-
ring the fore part Of next week remove the
Free Trader printing Office to our new
building on the corner of Madison and Co
lumbus sts., our new rooms being in the
third story direct y over the post office-En-
trance on Madison st.
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OTTAWA SEMINARY.

FTIS School now in successful operation in s various
departmeuts we, deserves the attention AID patron
age Of parents. who have children to cducate for it is
Internationally that nd better opportunity nor
greater facilities consistently be extended to them.
The course study in this Institution is uncircum-
scrihed; OF thorough, theoretical, and practical ma
ture The discipline IL mild yet firm; underwriting and
strictly moral The School opens with the reading Of
CHAPTER from the Bible, aud closes with singing. stu
dents privileged to attend these exercises and not
compelled No particular religious denomination IS IA
vored-all are acknowledged with due reverence.
Tie building is entirely new and juaciousiy adapted
for school purposes
!rr3rascs.
For Board, including tuition in the con1oa EaE 5h
branches washing and light per of - weeks, here
tofare slSo reduced flA. or 50 81 per week.
Tuition for day scholars, session o! - weeks, in
the common English branches. ............fi2
Higher English Branches per session.. 10
Anc;en, Languages, .........
Modern - ....... IL
Music upon the Piano, ......-........ 81
Use of Instrument, ...............
Drawing and Crsyoning. each'' ............... u
Painting Water and OIL Coors, each, PEI session. Id
Students may he admitted AZ any time during the
sion and chargcabie only from date Of entrance.
For further particulars, please address by mail or at
he Seminary, sep-6i l.. lhLAt ~ f'fH"al'h
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NoTIcE.-The monthly meeting Of the
Ottawa City Sabbath School Union will be
held at the I'd Congregational Church, on
Monday evening, January 1lth. All ps-
rents. teachers, sabbath school children, and
81, o,bers interested in the cause arc invited
to attend Several addresses VIII De dell
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HoGs.-Our streets have been full of dress
ed hogs during the past week. and what
were not taken by families were greedily
snatched up by the butchers at from $40
to S. per- 100 lbs. These figures are above
Chicago prices, and, considering the price
of corn, high enough for the best times.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Dec. 20. 1907.
Thanksgiving 50a5lc; winter, none in
market
Corn-New sh. 22c for 60 lbs; ear 20 C.
for 80 ID.
Oats-20c-35 lbs.
Potatoes-25c.
Barley-45 cts. 40lb.
Eggs-15o.
Btttsr-l5a17c
Hides-Green Sc, dry &C.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

E.SELLSANT FHOSPEC1Is.
FOURTH YEAR OF TIE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
THE FAMOUS
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.

DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
Tarehased at cost Of SIS 900, and Poseers' ,corld
renowned Statue Of tie
GREEK SLAVE!
Re purchased for ser thousand doiidrs with several
hundred other works of Art in Paintings Sculpture ana
Bronzes comprise the Premiums he a~arced TO Tue
subscribers OF the to-cpofffn n = association, who
subscribe before the Path OF January, 1885, which time
the awards will take place.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Every subscriber of three 0oildfs is entitled to
copy OF the Large and splendid Steel Engraving, en-
ttcd :" MANIfE-T DEsTINY:" also to
copy OF tie CosIoPoLIrA. ART JOUsNAL one year, al
Certificate in the Award of Premiums, also
free admission to the Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan
Galleries.
Thus it il that for every three dollars paid, the
subscriber not only receives stedid three dollar en-
grdriRg but, also the beautifully ilu trated tco doldr
Dirt journal, one ye0r.
Each subscriber is also presented with Ger ificate in
the Awards of Premiums, by which valuable work OF
Art. in Painting Sculpture, be received in addi-
tion thus giving subscriber equivalent to the
value of IRE dOilfrs and Certificate gratis.
Any of the leading SO Magazines is frrnsheo' III
stead of Eugrav ing and Art Journal, IL desired
No person is restricted TO ssIt's -hnrc. . i 60
inc five rer-.tting SO, are entteu 10 ar
Ens-.~.-.-, and six tickets.
Full particulars of the Association given IN the ART
Journal which contains sixty splendid Engravhgs,
price ffy cents per number. Specimen copies will be
sent all persons who desire to subscribe receipt OF
five postage stamps. Us cents.) Apply TO
dec19 ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, Hon. Sec
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MARRIED-In Peru the 25th inst. by =. VI. XII
dun Pa, Mr.. IioFFNAx and Miss BERrHA SMITH,
all % L. Sale County.
A; South Ottawa the 8.si ut., BE- Rev. C. H. Force
Mr. wv 7. JE--uP, Of Ottawa .id Miss ASSA VI. IKsN-
PR, 81 Grand Rapids.
At the same time and place. by the same, Mr. JOsHvA
KEsLuE, Of Grand Rap.t-, and Miss CAEEEEiSE IorIET
81 south Ottawa.
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TIE OTTAWA UNION

TIE UIIANA INIUN
chronological and Physiological Society,
Meets in Glover Cooks Hall, every Monday evening
at o'clock.
Subjects for mex. meeting:
Reading choice selections.
E>say-On Mind and Matter.
AIdress-The PropeIliHg Faculties.
Discussiou-ResoLrsd That man is by nature moral
snd religious being
Charts and examinations as usual
Aduiit:ance frrc.
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.E.s-=nce-> Notice.
Stcck OF Goods for Sale!

fyyIE entire stock Of Goods lately owned by Aa4s.
b FosTEE, consisting of
Dry foois, Gra-s,i~s, Bots ant .Sio-s, fT0siing,
Cr0ckeFy. R.s-dCGrs. D.-ne~ ami -Reftci.e.,
Gu6 Druggists Furniture.
Is now offered sale such viii make IL an
object for any wishing to commence already es
thlished in business buy it, must be sold al once
TO close the business.
For terms call upon the subscriber.
GEO. WHIPpLE, -fSSigHse.
y B-aU persons indebted by note or book account,
are expected to call and settle Immediately, aud
costs. mylG
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are in receipt OF
public documents from Hon. S. A. Douglas,
L. Trumbull and I. L. Harris, to whom we
tender thanks