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PERsosAL.--J G. Sake, esq., tho celebrated Vermont
poet and humorist, il in this city at the National
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NAvAL-The ordnance practicc-ship Plymouth, Con
mander John A. Dahlgrcn, which has been lyin
off the navy-yard here during the past winter, ie
yesterday morning for Norfolk, in tow Of The steam
Tempest On her arrival there she is to take ON boar
provisions and ammunition for q cruse In the Gulf
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CIxruT CouRr.-The case of Jordan H. Jone
terday on trial 1t was an action for replev
having obtained possession of negro girl the
slave named Matilda, who originally bclongt
father Of both plaintiff and defendant Mr.. G
pcared for the defendant, and contested the ca
but his client was defeated. 1t was clearly pr
Matilda belonged to Mrs. Jordan, and that Ma
the mother of the girl claimed
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Col. JAMES G. BxHarr.

WAsmScros May 20, 1858
My DsAE Sin In reply to your verbal inquiry just
ceved will state the purport of conversation between
Mr.. Marshall Brown and myself
In conversation between that gentleman and myself
on Sunday evening, the 25th April, Mr. Brown stated
that after the card signed by Messrs Ward and Mohun
had been sent for publication to the Offices of the Union
and lntellgencer, Mr.. George Gideon had met Mr.
Berry and protested against the publication of that card
and told Mr. Berry that if he Withdrew that charge they
would have TO withdraw Mr.. Wallach from the
Very respectfully,
JOHN +. COYLE
Col JAuna q BEnnEr
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NATIONAL PaAHMAcorEA CONVENTION is to be held in
this city in 1860 Several State Societies have already
| appointed delegates.
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Fox River bridge.

a We notice, in the proceedings of our CITY
Council, a report from the city attorney, in
reference to the right of the city and upon
what terms it will be able to purchase the
Fox River Bridge. This looks, at least, like
initatory action on the part of the council
IN that direction. BY the charter Of this
bridge company, it appears the city has a
right to purchase it at any time after ten
years from s first erection, at an appra' s
ment to be made by three individuals TO be
appointed by the circuit court. Such an
appraisal, we imugne, at t.is time would
not be over s. 600. Half this sum, we be-
lieve could he raised By private subscription,
or at least outside Of the council, and it is
certainly shameful that for so small a sum
as the ether half our city should tolerate
nearly in her business centre, . toll bridge,
There are half a dozen of bridges on Fox
River between Ottawa and St Charles. Int
the one here is the only bridge at which they
have the face 20 demand toll We hope our
people, particularly those owning property
on the east side of Fox River, will take this
matter in hand.
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HE REroRTED STABHING AFFAIR.-A great
many exaggerated reports being in circuia-
ton in reference to Il stabl,ing affair on
Wednesday morning, in this city, with
which the rame OF Alderman Wills is con
uectcd, We have taken pains to ascertain the
facts Of the case, tina, the public may under.
stand them as they are. AID. Wills owned
the house adjoining the one in which he
lives, and had rented it TO a man named
William McGrath. lie seems to be drink
ing, worthless fellow, and besides that he
paid little If any of his rent, proved Il very
unpleasant ncighbor, and day or two be-
fore the affair about to be mentioned, Aid
W. had given him notice to leave the house,
at when NEG. appears to have taken offence
On W Wednesday morning, Wills sent one of
his men to McGra.h for a wei hook which
he had borrowed. McGra;h camo ont will
lne nook IN his hand, heavy, three hook ed,
Iron instrument, and met Wills. swearing it
was his own, &c. Wills had some words
with hlm about it when, quicl, as flash,
McGrath struck him terrible blow with i,
across The face, inficting three or four uy1v
wounds. Aid W. was stunned bv the blow
SO as to be unconscious, and in this state
drew a penknife from his pocket, with which
he gave NEG. few slight stabs. One of
them, near the groin, we understand. has
proved somewhat serious, though not dan
gerous Aid w. was confined to his bed a
day or two by his injuries, but is again out.
NEG still keeps his bed, but is not consid.
cred in the slightest danger.
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CHINAGO MANkET.

THURSDAY I-IENIN1, L|E -.
The wheat market has been active AMI
huoyant TO day, and ysst,reay's prices are
fully maiutained Same -, 900 bus sold at
lie on board and g., il store for NJ !; and
C7c On board, and 10, in store for n. .
OF Rejected wheat, fc: lots sold 4, a..
Corn is in large r,q1es', and the supply
is insufficient for the d-maui. No observe
sales Of three full boat LOADS Of prime canal
corn at &c on board, and one OF river corn
at 80, ahoat; railroad corn at j2c on board
and 5Gc in store.
Oa,s are very firm. There IS Il good de-
mand to store, but rot so much for ship
mcut. We note sales at 35435l in store,
equal TO 31a%7i = on board.
Barley has improved, and the upward ten
dency in price has contlnu i. Some parcels
in PRIME order sold at 4jc ON board and IS:
in store, but other lois sell lower.
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HORRIBLE MURDEE!
4 JEALOUS Man KILLS HIS WYE.

Last Sunday morning, between nine and
tcno'c'ock, our usually quie; city was sud-
denly thrown into intense excitemcnt by
the report TINT & brutal murder had Just
been committed. Crowds were rapidly
Fastening towards the scene Of the murder
when proved to be small house on the
side cut near the lock, occupied by Mrs
Martha 4. Randall. The name of the muir
derercr was Wesley \. Fisher, a boatman
on the canal, the victim, his wife, Clarissa,
daughter or Mrs. Randall. Fisher had known
Ciarjssa from her youth up, had long been
intimate with her, and finally, some four
months ago, they were married II appears
lately Fisher had become haunted with the
suspicion that his wife vas unfaithFul, and
unwilling TO leave her al Ottawa while pas
sing to and fro on his boat, lie tried 10 per-
suade her to live on the boat with him
This she refused to do, but went to live with
her mother Whether there was Just
grounds for his suspicious or not is not ap-
parent. He seems however to have been
town on his boat on Friday night, he s,opp.
CT at a hotel, and on Saturd appears to
have occupied himself chiefly in prepare
tons for the deed on Sunday morning. He
went around town aud paid whatever small
bills ne owe", purchased double barrel!ed
pistol, aad tarew out dark hints as 10 the
use lie intended 1t for. Larry on Sunday
morning ne went 10 10 'he mouse oil MIS-
i'ano'I' out MS courage appears to Rave
iAIed MN. lie was gloomy and distant,
butromained only few minutes. Between
h'ne anu ten clock, however, he returned,
anu Waking '''o 'hs A'Ns'' without "or"
ire" P'slo' on MS vile S'e screamed
ana ran cut the BACK way, while he was
Se'zed ny HeF mother ana sister IL hnh.-
y a'se"2RSei himself from them, ana got
OUTSIDE Just rs his W'ie was passing out OF
the front gate SHe eilh-r stumbled anu
te!., or was knocked down, when ne seized
hsF ana turning heF lace upwards, bred 'o'h
"aEF''s II heF breast. EXria'nih5 On
"2-, You move Niot me: I'Ed have mercy
sac "!ei- : .aiiei 'hen ran into the canaE
F'oo'A'y "i'A the impulse TO crown hun
- !, oi- swan ou' o. t-e "thef >ile, where
moment Afterwards ne gave himself up to
deputy Sner'h Grow, who took HIM oil to
al. y i0" minutes afterwards the GROVE
was 50 large ana INC excitement was so m
'-.'ss' iH"' = """'' nave zee" dihlcu!; 10
rescue MN from their iIrV, a CoTODCTS IN
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F.rs. EE@TE-FG EG,-s
Iodine and 2arsauaTilla.

VIII all diseases arising from an impure state OF
the BLOOD depravod condition OF the fluids ef the
system, viz Cancers, Swelling OF the Glands, Eheuua-
tism, White Swengs. Chronic Sore Eyes Piles Eoils,
Eryspeas Gore Pains in the Bones and Joints, Ulcers
in the Mouth and Throat ard all Chronic Constitutional
Diseases. THIS medicine searches the very Of
the disease by puriyngshe blood and changing the
cretons in the system, thus removing the cause, which
renders the CURE cfErlry and PERMANENT.
DR.. EAsTFHLYS IIri.E AND stRsArARILi viii cure lie
WORST mEHcrElAL >I-Es-E, and drive and destroy
every particle OF which in the SYSTEM and
it, bad effects.
1t viii cure sEc..usET s1THuIS OF yESEEEaL 1i=Essg
ana viii drive TIE sTFu..IC VIRUS and all HEnE1.r.lY
aud roi=osoys u.TrEEout of tie system through
the PORTS Skis, a.I restore TIE Patient 20 per-
feet o. ana PUTTY. Il Is a positive cure
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT and uY-F.r.IA, if u-cd proper
l-u= p Of time challenge tie would 90 produce It's
equal il these complaints. TIE aa..cted VIII bear IA
mind that Dn Eastman IODINE AyD s.E-AFaEiliA VIII
all Nervous Diseases, Female Comp afats, DroPsy
Gravel. Diseases OF the kidneys, Bladder aII Urinary
Organs, Ia q faw p gre.
L WI remove PnP,s AID I'-t.hcs r,.al Tie Fae-,
AMI ma5. the ssu Gear, wa',. AMI I-aa,i-:, A,1-
bast.r. Il does t'f- y rur.- tae a4a l its
prompt arEi.u o- t.e Liver, iasys, and s-.-,5ry ur
gars producing y,csso., health
Persons WHO have Kong ie-a -H.s.ol w.,h s.ra,l's,
Old Sores Ts.-ar, .r-, -li l1e45 q. str-- l-..-
tous VI ;- ss.r. ana a c..-.a-- diseases. are I'd
v.-sa +, procure GE.1IEI's SALT EIEgs, AND TET-
TER OlNT%INT. 60 -5- t.- sores ar a...-cI l4rt,
when -.i-- Dr. = '.r..-- -.. -r sar-arast-- TIE
lu- =li ar.-. .... I-..a.. r.. I.HHu, 1ll -...s
Gle Sores 90 discharge their Er...p MATTER ana tf.e
c.s:,as- HAAS I..Er'. U. -.. alan. .--.. .-t... :
alvey recommend. ~ r-a.,.s.,r .-E a.l-.l ,..- Is
aITa.- Elected I..E l5a Gid. ..-. a. t..-t rsrL
orsrvs- s.a-a ,a aa-. a .... .... j. a.. -s-I 10
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!So6a F,5,,.fafq. C,af ctioHeJ'g. DC. e.
! lie Gun rsf-aea be- 90 iorn the ladies and gentle
u-H o. tlrya that he a4 thoroughly FURNISHED mp
RENTED - Ice Cream Saloon az the c"rnsr Of Ma
, and ColirI- - II. a stvIs 10 compare with the
81 .;iy eztsE f,-ueute; and ia+iog employed the
= manufacture the CRY. - c0dsEt he can supply
: an article q: ! e Cream a. Hvver exce!ied in
ava or auyUi ere
.tsSoda Fountain, aio- the best in the city-wl
! run dry Un- bis pitcher of ieroouaie.
abundant suppl; Of the CHOICEST CAKE always on
z a.: also every variety ~ FRUITS.
O e = PSR,;E.1s
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BLACKBEHRIEs. -This delicious and most
wholesome fruit, we learn, is abundant this
season wherever there are any vines. I'm
fortunately, however, in the Vermllion TIM
Ger, where some years ago the fruit was so
abundant, the cattle have nearly destroy ed
all the vines, SO that we fear il will hardly
pay to get up any Of those par ties that,
when we were young" were SO fashiona-
bic at this season and So pleasant.
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AIFit- z 7't0 I'lVFFtIrf q lt.Is.
Eastern arrives 32I A. NJ and p NJ; depar; 1850
p closes l:oI ?. u.
Western arrives 225 T. VI; departs 1875 r y; closes
1900 NJ.
Tonica arrives Tuesdays Thursd ", and S4tnriays,
1000 II; departs days 900 p. NJ; closes 100
Pm.
Pontiac vi. Farm Ridge ana New Michigan, arrives
Thursday 600 p. VI departs SAtardty 500 A NJ.
Newark arrives Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays
1900 4. II; departs 200 r VI; closes loo p. NJ.
Earville and Freedom arrives daily 1890 VI. departs
500 Z. N.
Asbary arrives Tuesdays anI fridays Goo p. u; de-
parts Wednesdays and Saturdays SOC A. N closes
800 2. VI.
Lisbon arrives Mondays and Thursdays 1900 A. NJ; de
parts days 200 p. 81; closes leo P II.
Wa oSNAN, p. u
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Gyscioi Notices.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
Celebrates: ErcEnnLa EsIIis

Preparea from Il prescription Of Sir ). Cfdrle II D.
Physician Ec.rGorli.ry ia tie guam.
This invaluable Medicine is unf4iliar in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female constitution is subject. moleraes all excess
and removes all distractions, and speedy may be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES +; Is peculiarly s1ited- 1t VIII, in
short time bring the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain. To prevent commercials
These IiYs >Ha6 tot De- faEss lHF5aGIss during tie
FIRST THREE N0yTLISc f Prsgnoncg u, fiey are
to bring Miscarriage, J'st a any otter time
fi<y SAFE.
In all cases OF Nervous and SPINAL Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs. Fatt-ge or slight ezeron, Palpa
ton Of the Heart Mysteries aud Whites these pills viii
effect when all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy 70 not contain ron, calonle
antimony, anything hur,'- to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent fer the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Oats I. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester. y. Y.
SB-e1 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
tborized Agent viii insure bottle O. the Pills y return
mail. For sale ~ I. !. GRiGGS,
jana OtietCG, III.
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z ATE Of Corning, \ Y. would respectfully announce
tie ritizrus OF ottawa and the surrounding
Try, ur Ls las permanently located ia this city. wh~re
he sill he happy upon 81 those needing his pro-
!eSsicu4l services.
Or & takes pleasure in presenting the following te,ti
-Ioais's:
CoESING, y. Y, April 2tti, 1873.
To WHOM II NAY CoNcyES:-I have been intimately
quailted with DIR \. Gregg for the past fhreo years
have also employed him as nay family physicU.or that
time aad would cheerfu!y recommend him to the conf
d-uce ct any community where hi. lot may be cast.
Dr.. Crcan OF strict mora! int gritty, a good,
careful aud capable practitioner. J. VI. WOOD
Btlat-r ,,Hj Exchange Broksr.
CoRNING, y. V, Apri, 2. h, IS.
To rrrfIC IL take pleasure in recommending Ir.
4. T. Gregg - "a gentleman and a successful FTactcu-
er aud worthy OF the patronage OF the public.
GEO. W. PATTERSON, ",
CESiter GRO Washington BFHk.
CorSING, April Esd, ISIS.
Hon LINES CEiyr aud =. xpspAIL. Esq, Davenport,
Iowa GILMAN SMITH. Esq, Rock Island, Il.-i'sdr
F-jsn5s You may place full confidence in the bearer,
DIR. \. 7. Gregg a. a and physician We have
employed lin in family, and ii he should locate in
your vicinity elsewhere, oar best wishes viii attend
him and family. c. HUBBARD
myi3 ar the HF7n Of I'm. b. Stersns 6 Co
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Manufactured by Sirefssr, TfadeTs1uf Co., fl.in-
rsid, H.
fse IESE Shelters have been thoroughly improved with
= outside cearing also in the separating cIeaning
apparatus They superior in every respect any
other Shelter in market and fully warranted pur
chiseTs.
Also an improved Horse Power which Is got up in a
more compact form and much strong than the kind
her tofore used.
We also keep Castings hand to supply calls.
For sale at prices with freight Otta-
wa nv fapt1I NANLEY DOW.
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iHSy2AtcE. Ibl0 AID CORRECTION AGENCY or
,E'.sE-yG L Jg-.TE'EEEs YEt%.

II ne B,aL of O"g~s, EftfarI. II.
COLLIE. tlON- made iu vicinity ~ usual rates.
Lands purchased ard sold at moderate commissions.
Titles investi-lrri luI abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other Instruments made out AID acknow-
edged.
Policies issued IN the following insurance co-lp8nies
IT. .>''- '-rs,H'a II s.#f. E.... It<trt4cc 90.
TNiG0iS lftff4g oa ia
SsrBteHSgss s,rrI.fss Ers-r.,T ,73 ain
National L3f.t I tltE Lie assurance c.ei-ty
NNI.N- TRUE
yCue 9-y ISAAC = Vy.TFRN Az
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See Here

Fee EE2'C
re- HERE seems be an impression abroad that We sell
g. goods cash only. THIS is wrong, for We do take
all kinda of produce At cash prices we nave but one
,rce for our goods ard that is uniformly cash. The
goods w, rive in exchange for Batter Eggs and the like
We mt in at regular cash figures. In word we sell
goods in any taking payment ash
or anything equivalent to it. The equivalent may be
IA legs Butter, Rags Notes, anything thst
consdeT as good cash that answers our purpose a.
yel,. ImylS fNpRET LYNCH
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tF To- 90.
rfETt


BILL, NOTE. & COLLECTION BROKER
COA1.EIssIoE AND EXCHANGE.
Comr1iysioq.- IF u ais for tir SIT Of Ns- York.
on ia the corner rppIs u story, Nasli" gers block
Ottawa. jane 70 l-II.
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Dt.gG 0E' OTTAWA.


Oreu from o'.foaE i T. 10 =. o'c'ooi p r.
TNCHANGL oa Chicago and Eastern C.-.es bought
and sold
Interest allowed ~ sine drro-';ss.
God and silver bought Hs9 >a.I
Collections made 10 FAB parts the State a-i promptly
remi-te the Iay Of vue:. eI-rei, EA-s ~ eX-
Change. Imar2II / WATERMAN ts>hs"r.
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FORMERLY of the firm OF HALnERr, BEAN L C0Tro.
having sold out their interest in the dry goods trade
have associated themselves with
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Otta(pa fire. TraOtr
LOCAL. MATTERS.
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC mEETING

FRIENDS or DOUGLAS, TURN OCT!!
Mr.. IL. VnLArDr, one OF the corresponding editors of
the Philadelphia (Forney) Press, will address the ct-
zens of Ottawa in the German language,
At THE COURT HOUSE
TAis fleming, ,Iaiy 2ith 1858
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CITY 3 ~ X

El e = s. : 4 :. I = = %.
ODs, iron. o'r'0cg. I. r. 10 ~ c'czocE p. u
eight Drafts for sale on NV Yora. Boston, Phitf-
- phis Chicago. ST. Louis. ard an the principal Cities
Gold and SILVER bought and sold
Collections made in all parts OF the State. and RENTED
for on day OF payment AT current Of exchange.
March : EDWIN {. ALLEN. dftSIjcr.
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HAVE artir- centric. Of v-ry super quality
Z OF Eussj8H #trtsr Sad bHsGt, a.! article IN
tiodI.rd tu-u Gle NheHtz.o ing districts Of RlS-
sa) which has been found 90 81 coed better than
r. any Winter Wheat oU!,.yuted ia hat country.
- From Russia i. introduced into Canada, Nchi-
j. gan. Ni.so ta. and Ijaai, I'm each Of which i
-. wiis;uod abe evric winters and the wettcst
/ springs. to t'.e satisfaction o. tle l..HTr. Il pro-
= duces from 20 TO 81 bushels t. when on
e. good land, and from it, hardy will VIM
.-' teT-kiIi drown out from the elects Of" a wet
spring / my be sowu any time between the FIRST
- OF July and the first OF November
L. PACKAGES sufficient to produce from 3 10 10 bu-
al shes the first year, pat mp strong sacks, viii be
- any address the receipt OF one Dollar,
- by mail. Address
e. " YERBY, i. o. 7ox 1851.
= - Dearbo RI St, Chic 60, Ill.
Dealer in Farming Lands and City Property. Al
-, So Lands located all the Goyernn Land D Ill
g. ces. will. Warrants Cash. Those having Farms
or Farming Lands sale will fad my Off -e one of
49,, the hes; mediums to dispose oT the same.
REtER TO
Hon. J. Wilson, Com'r l. c. Land Dept, Chicago.
~ Col. IL. J. II i;!itoa, %
- Rev II. " Bishop. "
IN Hon Henry a. wise, Gov. OF Va.
- MrSsrs. Sweeney, RiiteuLouse, Fant Co., Bank
u ers, Washing ton. ID. G.
~ Hon. George Dr. ggs, New York.
~ Hon. VIM. II. Ross, Gov. Of Delaware.
r.! Robr. Forsyjhc, ESQ, Geu Fl Ay't, l. c. Il. Il.
y. BIN ordering, give your name, post Office
county and State aud the name OF the nearest Ex-
press Office. julio
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nIirr.

III, those owing me book account who had rather
"a settle with me than Justice, do so before the
first of August. shall be absent Tor some time after
that date before leaving will place all my accounts
in the hands o. Justice with orders to collect them at
Those who owing me by note viii do wei to pay
before the above l Will wait no longer on any
one. jul lOI IS. W. CHEEvER.
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The Democrats OF Ottawa are requested to meet at
the office ,f A b Smith, Esq, in this city on Thursday
Evening July 29th to adopt steps relative to the con-
tenp!ated vi=i; OF Senator DOUGLAS to this city
A +. DOW Chairman Er. Com.
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We tie attention Of the sick and afflicted TO the
advertisements in our columns Of pr. Elsery's Iodine
and Sarsaparla, and Grd,, y Salt Rh,un and letter
Ointment, Dr. Car;er' Cough Easau, Dr. Bakers spe-
tifc, DR.. Hooper, Female Cordial and Easterlys
Fever and Asre Ei~r. These medicines prepared
by thoroughly educated Piysigiln Chemist, and Pur
maceust, tina; a,- can rely upon them IS being safe
and efecEua in curing the di.eases for which they
recommended. They are STANDARD remedies and
be found in near.- every Drug and Apo,h=c4Ty
the United State. U-,39
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e7Erlj.

Office Is hereby given ali parties concerned. that
have leased my Warehouse to Messrs FAIRFIELD
ELD who Will continue to the Grain Business
usual. shall be in Europe the presen summer nd
they authorized 10 act as my settle
Inent OF Book Accounts, Notes, and Grain Contracts
and all persons indebted to me requested TO make
payment promptly as my business must DC settled with
delay. jun W JciiN ARMOUR.
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school G.NauiIEsai ioI---vEatiisOTr street.
The yearly examinations in Madison st. School will
take place week, follows Primary and Inerme-
Giate Department. Tuesday; Grammar School De-
parmsrt Wednesday High School, Thursday and Fri
day. Rhetorical Exercises of Iii School Department
Friday. 2 P. NJ. Fj4l2iI T. IL CLARK SWp't.
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81
LADIES iH...r. GOODS
$50 q. z ..s-..4 ,...... $50. Sid. Ribs s..--.
F.... -..f '.r-.f ..--. Il. 80 s-.--y 81 a.
f-..- ID. ....-- ..-- D.. &c.. a..-.-,s l.
'.-...H... .- f.-.. .-..... ,..I. '....- .
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MARRlEDAt the Ottawa I!~use, TIE 21th inst. by
Rev H. Coleman, Sir. GEoRCE JACOBS and Miss NAKTHA
BULLOCK.
In Ottawa the 22d inst. by Rev. T. T. Morgan. sIr.
3. o. WADE and Miss ANN ENGLISH, both Of tits cry.
On the 2ith ult., by Arthur Lockwood, Esq Mr..
GEORGE oEsIyGEK and Miss JuIIA GINpFR, both OF la
Sale.
DIED-At Tonica on the 18Th inst, Of apopiexy Mrs
NANCY, wife OF Mr.. o. &. Williams, formerly of froYi
deHce, r. J., aged 80 years.
Rest, weary soul, thy toll is per,
Swectly rest IN yonder sphere,
Where angels tune the godeniyre,
And chant the Chorus dear.
Yes, rest. We would not call the home,
Although, mother. dear mother,
We feel that all alone,
Settrust in God, our father
That mother, who so fondy thine
Administered in thy youth,
Now breathes II more cougenial cline.
oi Friendship, Love, aud Truth. G
htthe residence Of James W EeIIy, in this city, after
a lingering iilneSs Mrs. NANCY ASS PAYER, aged "a
years, ~ months IL days