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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-23
A PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
EG- E9C "a e. ED w
EDp All DISEASES ARISING FROM

A PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
Ell EE % q e. ED W
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
MA T. a RIA
Particularly Fever and Ague-
rHIILS and Fever, and all diseases arising from that
the iulriu and fogs the West Such diseased or
torpid liver of the Spleen or Ague Cake in
the side, Bilious, Intermitting Remittent Fevers, and
indeed, all diseases arising from bilious condition of
system. Its ingredients are all vegetable and per-
fectly harmless in their effects and perfectly certain to
cure. Reader, if You desire t. save money aud time
get your health, take it at once instead of those
thin e which only palia;e while they do not cure.
MOLINE Ill, Feb. 10, ;s57.
MESSRS. s X. MANN 4 CO-Ge1ts: We find your
Ague Balsam superior to remedy in market for
the permanent cure Of all malarious diseases We
cheertuly recommend it worthy that great name it
has wherever sold and used.
Very Truly Yours, RICHARDS & THOMAS.
To the sufferers chills, aguc cheerfuly
submit the following Having observed closely the ef
fecs of DR. Manns Ague Gasam in this vicinity for the
pas! three years, am well pleased with It's remedial
virtues antiaote to malaria. have frequently
used it in my practice, and with entire satisfaction
From my intimate knowledge Of this compound, ! re-
commend il as safe, prompt aud efficient
Gallon, o.. April !, less. y. T. HACkEDoM, NJ u.
BUTTON. IND. May Il, 1885
MESsRS :. X. MANN a CU.-Gents: Having sold
your Ague Balsan the past three years t" scores or
nersons in his vicinity and closely ob-er,ing its ef
- we do not h.sitat in saying believe it the best
remedy sold in Indiana, and will eh'ctuaiy cure
chi,ls fever and ague without fail ..,
Truly Yours, PMlLLIMAN a kEAESs, Druggists
'' -' IoGAN-P0RT, iNp., Sept Is, 1876.
DE MANN Please send me Cle-iaI gross more OF
vour Apur BaIsani immediately II Is IN great demand,
-, ~. ,r,Iy STYLED the King Of Fever nd Ague,
anu may J. LYLE, Physician and Druggist
IroxDAs, MICHIGAN June IS 1855
MESsRS. s. K. MANN CO, Gallon, Ohio cents:
- :, s;ty that have for several months been COM
,lt.y prostrated by cills, fever and ague, md as
have a large family who dependent upon my labor
fnr their existence, have tried In all the ague re-
needles in my reach (and they legion l found
none cure until used your ague basam. have never
shook had particle OF fever since dose but
have since used The third bottle have been
sound for three months. confident it the only
thing that will never fail. Yours truly,
G.P. WOOD.
S. X. MANN & CO, Proprietors, Gallon, Ohio.
y. J. WOOD co, St Louis, Mo-, sole Wholesale
agents for all the Western States and Territories, and
sold by all good druggists. marI9-6m
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PAXTON
Wooden nIanufactory


FsSliE undersigned take this method Of informing their
Old customers, and the public generally that are
putting iffp 0nr establishment his Sprint Mac
VIII enable W. to turn out that double ;h-
Goods We have usually done; the demand FOR our Goods
warrants h'- additional Machinery, and hope to give
,at faction in exchange. Of Wooden Goods Wool
We never have and do not intend TO card into wool
PORTION Of c0tt"H and sell for all wool. goods
warranted in this re-p~ct, and also for durability We
shall continue to exchange for Wool formerly the fol
lowing kin l. OF Goods, VIZ Heavy Casifnere S4tiue.
Jeans sannels Of different kinds, Blankets sock
ing Yarn Considerable attention will ~ paid 20 Stocking
Iara; orders vii be filed tor al the different grades and
kinds OF Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed, Red
Cicnfed &c And We will manufacture for merchants
wards into STOCKING Yarn, any above kind,
goods. on liberal terms for cash o wool Also
Cart'in- and Spinning
VII! be done in lots OF 50 lbs and upwards Is to IS
cents per pound.
| tu.ron CnrdIHg into Rolls
VA ne done ~ SIX cents per pound. Their machine.
viii be clothed anew with the beet Of Cards and with
mar experienced ttrder, they good work
done Wool viii be taken i.om the Depot Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length o. time for
ing lie work, which may be Tin -Ionz s,eeIs) from
almost any part OF the state at triring eIpcus-
DOL intended Tor exchange for OF the kind.
OF G"od- accompanied by the proper order be sent
by Railroad TO Ottawa and the goods will ba put up and
sent with proHiV;iie-s, according order.
We would also -ay, that have got our New Cu,tom
ara FIGURING MN in operation ana persons wishing cas-
nave their grinding done short notice, as We
plenty OF water ~ 81 times. imyl,l J. D. GREEN.
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The PEOPLES Cheap Store

DOUGLASS T. CLARK
4 RE on hand as usual with their large and well Sc.
"A lccted stock of
Fail and Water Dry Goods,
which they invite the people OF Ottawa and La sale
County to examine.
We have the largest stock OF DRY GOODS in Ottawu
and shall sell them at prices that cannot he beat.
We invite particular attention to stock of
DRESS GOODS.
Also, TO our Black and Colored Silks, Plain and FL
Cured ernos, Broche, Stella and Wooden Long Shawls
we shall oner extra Inducements the above Goods.
OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT
Is full. Table Daiuask Bleached and Brown SPREADS
Towels Napkins Diapers, Crash, Shirt Linen, Shirt Be-
sons &c.
Velvet Ribbons Dress Trimmings, Frnges, Bonnet and
Tafeta Ribbons.
Nil Gloves and all other styles of Gloves.
We keep full stock
DOMESTIC GOODS,
seen as WOODEN ankets Flannes Checks, Stripe Shirt
ngs IichnSs Gattings Beached and Br Sheetings,
Drills Caubrics Cassimeres Satincts, Jeans, Gents
wrappers and Drawers, and Ladies' Wrappers,
Also, full stock of
YANKEE NOTIONS
Besides thousands of other articles that have not
time to mention.
Remember the place, Glover and Cooks BLOCK next
door to u. L. Thompson's City Drug Stere.
sep2o DOUGLASS CLARK.
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FOR sale or 10 Rent.
L HOUSE pleasantly situated -s-t Re 4 Fox River
A febs JOHN p. AHTHoVY,
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SalIDpIs

GS(aaIDDE5
t,JGND,OOO SUB gau unp Snreiuerbol1
4, O,seDO Sd>tupel unp 2atten gum 8ertal1.
Us r lensea bic Ngfmertfenlei ~panftltter GGnpea aaf an
ltre 6rpBe Nieeerld8e BON 8ag. una &usbrlS goa aaen MrtSn.
q uautttdten un5 9r66sn. - Wt1 lAnstpen %nsi8tanusa Boz
beit nab 9~eteuua9. uHD iteFera iSsnferrab men, 3bUrSn,
5inl lhuns + uun pocelarostt az Eatttfpreitn SprsGtt pOr
r anierm o6;8bDfs, 8r. Ito GiSstsr. @eifte cper Gde D01
ep s.n2 ~ 'f'"''pt urns ~ Sloan.
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BcrtldrittS nitt mii6io febea, l%cnsern iberau
mutbia nit ein9reifen. Nur 10 lit es rlo8ltd9,
Dap Ger 10 tanSe in ben otaub S~ettete9s .'e
nit Seradtun9 au9eIebene NIbeita<f1ano ls.".
9}edte erIonot uup MD S~Brr Don oapltalllten
mn S<f,ffeu oen.&rty fDitb. Die lseteren lino
rio oprts.~cI9n @e5illen Der e~rltelen unD perz
-rsepen es nidt a0eln, benz Arbeiter baS Blut
ab5u5apfen, ~iOnoern aad 3wietraht gu ldeu.
Oteie Gerfermeilter ner Vernunit untermiulren
unermiiplid, Sleld WfaulplrIeH, nit ibren 8If-
ti9en GralIen leoes gut bsbaute Uelo, um gum
MeraerniB Oes Sdtl!luaS ,bren llur1tb ali Die
Oberfllae 5u Werfeu. GbeniC ludt Ter @apt-
t1ltlt uuo 9roBe 6abrtfaEt unD Der ppu tbm be-
ltctene @eIesgeber ben Arbeiter 81 elmer IN,
ter8ecrpneteu, Oeuliitbigen, Sfl~aUenadbalI4en
Stellung blnat5urpirol en-. Sle ole bilpen cine
Natan5, wel6e pIe Elm lib auf oem 9taden pes
Arbeter5 oper Vroletarier8 laltet Wetl mu
oie5 AueS uIlieu uao neil 10 { al5 BON Jtatur
Treie gup nit allen menldIi6en 6dbi9feiteu uuo
9tedten beSabte Welen auf Dieler She lteben,
10 lalet uns 5si9en, Dap mir unlers StelIun8
be8reifen unp 81 penaBen willen. 2alet unS
AueS, wSs in ~utiereu Hrdften ltebt, tbun, I'M
oaS Sod 9ellti9er uno pollIlder Gnedtihaft gu
5%ertriulmern. Serer IortlHrutsliebenpe Wfann
lArelbe nit DEM @rilfel Der 8eruunft Die Worte
iii lelne Brult rpcrpdrts gum bsill9tn &lmpie
fur 6reltelt, @leldheit, Bilpuua uno Wfen>
lheurehts! !" ~.er.seu
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@mrppaifcbe Oadbriasten.
9enti6lanO.

Selti1lanO. .l+'~
s-5Das 8roBartiSe Denfmal gu Gbs
rem Dec @rfinouns pSr Buhorudertunlt in
6rantfurt am Drain, fir meldes elm AusfIbs
runsssG Committee felt Dem 5abr 1874 getpirtt,
1T nab Dem geridt bieies COMMITTEES ppIenpet
unp barrt ieiner 4ufitsGanB. Die prei t~plcIae
len SauptfiSuren (@uttenber9, 5auit u Shof.
ferl auf benz 9alUaupploitilden 24e8e in &upfer
~seferti5t, sebOren gu ben 8y0Bten uno beOentenp.
item Arbelten, pelAs purA ipldes 8eriabren
entltanoen lino. O.. A2
Die pier i~ieenoen, Die 6luptltissn Der in,
teatctnelen Blpung 1llegorii9 parltelenoen
6iauren (pie Tbeoloeie, Die 9taturwiiienldaft,
bic Voelie uno bic 5npultriel oi' rier Stdote>
figuren, wel6e bic Stdpte repralsntiren, Die
am f~rabelten ibren @influB auf Die Gitpife.
lung Der Budpruferfunit lbt.n (Otain3 Strab
burg, 8euesis unp 6rantfurt), ole IA biltori.
l1en 4prtrdts nnp Die rier Wllier- Musldufe
(oen Saupt. @Ontinenteh ettnommene Tbiers
iSpfe: Stier, 2Sw., @lepbant unD Qama) ltno
bon 3iatsuB nit saluancplalildem Rupfsribers
5uee unD perSeltalt nit ben cberen SauptfiDu.
rem pclfOmmru barmCnirenb. Aus Der benz
8eridte beisefiSten Abre4nuns iiber bic Der
COMMITTEE anpertrauten @elOer erliebt ulan
pap nit s~erinsen Witteln iebr biel seleiltet
purbe unb Grantiurt far perbdltnibulGBtS Uses
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: egeArdpDtIcl1e Wacbrtebtso
GDMQCeB.

2S htnBtcn A. San. 9enat. Der
SeHat c rIlmn1elte ltb gu 9ep6bnIiAer 3sit
in leinem alten 2ctale. Die 9ollerten paren
Uca Don Daneu unD 5erren. Die SenatOren
.laBen auf loren BldRen nit Dem Sut IN Der
Oanb. S9re Bulte bate man idcu polber
mad Der teue1 SenetS9ale 9eldafft. Nad
benz @ebet uno Der 8orleluu9 pes Scurua(3 be-
antra9te Quart, pie Damen anF ogm 6tur 3ue
3~ulaiien, canlit lte ben @erempnieu 3uleDea
t6ahter1. 0atnlin erbob @lnmano. OapiS ct
ltattete Beri6t iiber Die 0ertbeiluug Der Stee
in Der neuen Sal1e. @rittenDen beantraete Die
NnnabaIe oeS 8eri9tes. Damn 'prah er be-.
repte Worte iber Die 9roBeu Wdnner uno Die
5rpBen .3eiter, welAe Die ate 0ale syieben.
ST ertnGerte an Clap, Weblter, Beutcu, Sal.
bouu, WttSbt uno @laptOn. Den Salt DIes
T Wtdnner lolle man in Die neuc Dale nit
hinIber nebmen.
Der 8eridt wuroe Johann angenommen.
Nt5epralDent 8redinttp9e madte Damn ei
Rl9e bereote 8emerfunaen, in welten er VII Die
peridieoenen PldBe erinnerte, an Denen liA Der
@on9reB lett Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uers
lammelte: pdbrenp Der 91epplMtipn perIammel
te er lt6 in Ppitaoelpbia, Baltimore, 2ancalter
pa, Uotttopn, unp nab Der grflIrun9 pv8
6tleoens IN ..Yrincetcpn, lnnapcliS, Grempn
uno yteD gorf, enoltA in BaibtnBton. Der
Heonet er31blte Die @eiAtdts Der @lbauuna
oeS lsBl8en @apitpls. Dam 9in8 Del uuSu4
ppr lih. f-ag ara >r1res5 Haa
0auS. Nab 8erteluug pe8 Sournal8 be.
antraBts Sone5 bon 3eal, Die Utltalleoer 3u
%perlelei, mas nit so 8eseH 3TStinInen aa3e-
mime muroe. Der Spreder lieB paun Die
Ipir idlieBen unp Der Yttle5 marpe epplid
oor9encmmen.
Walbtn8ton 4. San. So geben pie.
oerIpre4enpe @erthte in Setreif Ger Nicara.
qua 6tibultier. (lDr balteu es fir unn0tDla,
6iele Blnpbeuteleien nlit5utbeilen. Die Jtep.)
0roRes Veuer.
Bbilapelpbta, A. San. Oieien Wfcr>
gen batt 8 llbr brah in Der grpben 6utfabrlf
res 0rn. 4mc5 @uis in 6olse Der JtahjdBis
felt zines Snaben, Der ein nod brennenDe5 3inos
bSlSben, nit oem er pas Gas ange3inoet bate,
auf entSiapliAe Stclfe fluen lieB, j5euer aut.
Oa8 gang, @ebduoe nit islnem Snbaite DER
brlnute. Die 6lamnIen pebnten iiA auf be
nadblrte Oduler aus uno 12-15 Oiuier,
NETT Stcres, burden 6etlt0rt, reip. ara bel1d
piSt. Der gan5e 8srlult plrp aui $4,000
Selbdbt uno 1T tb :ilmelle perliAtrt. leber 100
BeriOnen itnp Outb Oteien 8ranO aqbeitaio8 ses
mcroen.
Der 5dnee 1T bier lebr tlef unD Sdlitteu
I1bren gu bunDertel, Senator Douglas ent
pfdn9t Die 9lifminld y fetner 5rsunOe.
SenstOr SOaal08.
Bblaoelpbtat4a San. DoHelaS bat
beute Die Selude ieiuer UreuuDe enlplangen.
Glne Ween3e BeriOuen ipra9en BET ibm ppr.
Sc 1T BET gutter @eiuurbelt uap better. W;Or0eu
9laAmitta9 l ubr reiSt er na4 Baltimore ab,
NO ct u~n8efabr urn 5 ubr 0taAnllttaSs %eintref
zen tpirO. @r puroe bon etuer 8aItimOrer
@ommtllien etnSelaoen.
Jlltnois Oefeeeebune.
Sprtn9ftelo 5u 4. Slnuar., 8eipe
9duler Der @eieeBeban8 crsanilirten ftp beute.
WtprSeu wiro Die SenatOrpabl ItattliuDen. Die
l1nl ntliden peuOtr. NbBerrpnetsn perpflidte-
ten ftp beute in einem @autuS, Wann fir
Wann fir 9cuslas gu finuleu.
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nises elm adjournment erbalten bat. meldes 81
Den lGSnlten unO 6eoeutenD'ten plaitilhen User,
fen in Deutl6lanp 3dbtt. Die SerfteIun9 oe8
neutrality-suspicious. nno Der adt SrcBen 8aSo
Ganbelaber bat Der Senat iberncmmen. Die
Ginnabnlen Iir baS Wonumert bslieieu lih auf
31,649 f. II fty bic aussabeu auI eben %
ptet.
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baltimore lOt(k&r.
8 a4raere. pep 5. Sanpar 1859

g5EENEsW EI99bbNEN W.T. SWNR NsVSE NV
fet per &Pupeibuue Der Safe tes aug. NIB. Reanten.
unttrfusunss> Btretne.
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Us Arlington. Der @Ouuernenr bon
4anlos, WfeDarp, bat pon Der 0tesierung WtIs
iIidr 5ar Discriminating Der lInruben I'M lipli
teu &aniaS r~equirirt. 5est, no fur Die GUIDE
Der StlaUerel. YarIeI NiGis nebr N Sanla8 gu
geWlanen lit, JAelat man 1Ier Inosilen uiHl Iebr
Benei9t, cen %aniaStdrmeu reA yteaem an6u
f7d,ar1 ar- aces. @ .-sEs-r S
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Sntnpis Oefehaebune.

Sp rtn0ftelo, Su 4. S1uuar. 8eipe
0duIer Der @eIeeseban8 or9anilirten ftp beute.
WtOtBeu wlro Die Senatorpabl ltattfiuoen. Die
lant mt(iden peuCtr. NbBertpneten perpflitte-
ten ftp beute in einem @autuS, Wiann fir
Wann fir 0cuglas 3u Ifimmen.
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Ofice Oes 8Oar6 Of GOatrOl uu0 @eOtew.

Baltimore, ben Q. NDptmber 1858.
60 ptre biermtt betaant seud6t, bab bic Builder. bic ben
Ndegsaenta-8ert6t %sntpaltsa Der tn uebsreiaiimmuu8 mia
Der Srecnndns eeutaAt TT, Iautenb /; y&ine Srbcnnan; sur
Sen raj Nbidasuns unb sum Enlightenment BON 9sasibum In
Der Stabt Baltimore ~senebmtst BEN %, yiat 1858, BEN
9ubtttam aur @ramtnatt0R gwtfber trbffuet
anD Napeit IT,, am 20. ROo. , s. unb Dfsu blst9en prrteu
taelI4 bis gum 20, Sanaar 859. Der eensnnte 3 arb miro
Fb tdglt6 mibrenb oieItr 3et ia Zen StInben BON 10 utr
Born. unp a ubr NG6m, DerialR Asln, UNI Bei6nerbtn nnf
Nppsaattsnea binF@tlte Ser frasltGsn a6tfemsnts ntseesp.
tunetmCn Inb 3u %eriebtesn.
4. 9ttttg Sd6fer
NpN2l. 9on22. n2n1l QrdHbent na 0parb Of 6. unh R
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Teutcnio Wauperein 30. 4,

Die brittle Satres-V erfamnlaEs uab 8samtsu- mabl RnSei
TAFT Wcr9en Nbene, ben 6. o., prdsis Is ltbr,
pOsu an. ~DsitslisOsr bst gsrms!Suns Der seisslt9sn @iraf.
psrren,
ItD Spbn B 8Otbs, 5etretar.
Statement Der Weople'S6auf.
8Glttmpre, Gen 3. SIauar 1859
Nonit1I
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Neue ~ u3et0ggo.
0nltimDrc Bdcpcr 0Scrcfn.

Dtn Der, trtea Sa6ern 8~atttmSre's sur Ta6rtAt, bas Der
pstge YersiR am %. y, Wtts ss[ests@ tar9 bic gDlbl ber fill
gtasen efrrsn als S,eamtea prsaatfist anS 5err g epre
0tes ats pranhsat. 9eprs - det ais Biesprdfeent,
Sermon . a b 8 ais STR. un0 GbatIes 5Gatbel
ais 5bas netfer erDaplt purpea ARo BE erie "a ant ml1Eg
nI5 ian Nltttwp9 BEN 5. Saaaar ytaAmtstiS5 3unft 3 ubr IL
Der Teb sBttt. > las fIsttaoet, 81 NJ t@Sc Dtt VI tsltsosr aria.
8enb ecIu6t Eap, ptefs be sdpsr:tb ~ %6ef1ben. 9Ista3etttg
stsieatseH 9erra 3sfsr, ms&e oen utsfSerpre4enben
8erstn no beitretrn poaeu irswa9ii4t ba;u stn3elaoea,
DHS SIN Nnfragt ,. d 8 Getr.
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- ~Slufeepa6t ibr Sdbnbmacber


2efet! 0efet!l Qefet!!!
SIN Satetradt res aatises 3ulpruas, ben tb nan Elm gan
5cS Jabr pOn 9rdb bate, tam I'd iest %erfldreu, bag Sos mid
tn 5tauD igs:t, elm nts6tt4es tletnes @eftafl Al beara uoeG
rnb bin I'd entidip1en. quo su sei8sn, was tb fur @a4 tban
ipia, inbsnl tD bs caarBste. 4rtnep fefbllts. 81 BABE nun
8crFebs1neea Sstrpfea, iretten 9laareu0Urraib gtgtn 9 Il ar
fc etnSufdnfen. bag ia etnfx fteinsn 9tuben bdrun babe nab
Gu6 ShHh m 1beruteaFttfa nnb 0eber 81 na6fctgenpen btate
gen @aetieH perfdufen tinn; isrner bsinerfs I'D, bl 3 to ft>G f.
gretls ~betbspaiteR pef5s, inpem t0 be AbfGt pdbe, pn btatg-
Zen Osfaiaaben in Baltimore Sa b%esranben
51ubpe5s Die Dtate - 2 Gears.
bas Esuart
S. ba!Ss Salons - n50I
g6u55uSoet' SeS 1fanb Sd -ae}3IaasF aaa 80 "
8arbVurs befse SGu53pirn, SO. 8, pro 8nSael s
5inc quite Sorts 3wtrn pro EnGnsI 3 a
MnoeTs Wro. hes 5ptFn3 81 ebenfalS 6tai3en pretfen.
10 S1etbea gBads .-sr ASKS 70
Bette 3psl fasaRpIsssetf fir Serrenaisfsl,
bas 9daf se4 30
- MbOrH- 9stfen, bGs @ddr III aae Sc
. pas 3eml0ds o09ienIe0e, paS DfaEb "a ~,
y painless @taenle5 8lres. S0basnIstst 81 -
sutts etpas f~&atRaf:es %
y ta a9emloG 20
GAabtaf 20 eCb!snIsOss II
so Nles bieies btuistr ais irgsnbpp in Baltimore.
Spre1t egr tept EnA mstne gSdaren nnb nersn Dreife an
aa6 babe IDS spfes biHtBce NaIDe.i Nip, 96er-, Wdr0ffo pnp
dneeres HeSer an 6dnb. esber nj B All tdiGea &ptlea, Mb~
fdssn. Sberths,lea fur S6ube unp 5ttefslu nad 8eataans
sugei4nttisn; a9D fnb G0esfbeie ~ S9ub9n Wnb 6albfies
leln l0atlers' az rer'aGfea; fttnsr ebrfipbien; frik5 anb BIZ.
Zig. Oas bier III @Rsr Ylas. 4
Sob, D. @tarf'5 biqiger saoen,
No. 113 Moro @obfr.. spii4sa Sisb. unb BroutFra5e.
AS- 45aaTen msreen mad trasno s!nenn Stabttbetie fcnenfrt
eelgrat. &es3,2m
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4uttf 2Sera0uf4

VS. % Masr panb NIT aHten Getauitdfettn, IL Afttlen
80: pVn Der Statt Gabs Ser e%anoareFe gR0 in 6er eefEn-
4s:ss beaen 8sseab, t10% MdeF an Ger Nprtbern Gentr0t'
s@A1G %GifentG0n, 70 Wet!en pm Der sot1ot init (5sbauoen
~ VI 7 an Der elten 6rccertd JtOde, sat ~aH9seaut 107 Ndsr
rtt Ddbi6en Standardization un1 Nrin6en. D;rb eeeea &tgec.
tbun n CT Start sinsetaui6t; 6 &der an eer aiten Breeerid
NoaD n Mistte pan Ntcuns be 5alss 1916 &dsr am gDa lbiEes
ton-Venhme9e, IL Dtesien ron Der Staet; , bdu1er in SON.
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F'ienr; IN yertnstenfrs; I IN s. eRrFr I IN 9%ratsaraSe (;
tn QanpYerfr. 2 III NaI5eTteaf. AN mebrsre Grnfre In
,%rfhtebtHtu Gegenben Der Stapi, gets Au Sermietben Ia
cit Eaittnpvear., WOnunent S9Gp Rnb lRe A~lDerrphr. nab
Srp1pwao. @rune ~ OcrfaafsE IN y 0hoWaG DraAbreEteu
il eertaufsn. iode r une Wrrtts,
Mpi5-S $50. 90 jF0betfeffrase.
60 Raufbriefe Wiett-@ ontta fits, IefnnRa auE anbers
i&riftlt&t Hapiers. Owis N1aiisn. Gert0ts. tseaft 10 fte seibs
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Observation-Disclosures

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Der 8ermantd Mdnner.@tcr bat fttn Usriam mi uns slsfdi
mad Dem 3aafe teS 6ttrn Bars, Nc. " 5agtb SbIrpnr.
swiiten 9erntas 10 unb 9smtarfnr. psrtsat. f.a@
Dem trabsr utehrfa6 cas8t fprr6enen QDEnfbs fntfpGe-
6ene fnben wr Ben &eutraft uE r otes G0FnI balm dtet.
l9l0Hen, pas basieibe anser Den fus pe 9eiane. tiebnng n 81.
ntnnteE 4tsabeu tu isber Gnbstn Brit AUG ~ hea pripatfjtn
Wsrfan mlun9fn Der aFttven nnb p1ffjeg Mitllteesr Gem
8ermanta Ifanners&bpr tRr aasfbts6liaen AtsppftiOn &c.
t. lit n%rhe.
Dies 3ur 8snntnts Der Wlttsltebtr brtaeshb unh bamit be
&tnlaonng an bisfgiben 3um Dftertn uuo BabEret6en 8eluh
ees VsretnSlcsois rerbtnoenp, ntrb slei6ettis sy1G1t Hefels
lnn8e &c en- ben @ernianta Mdnntr4G16r bet 90 ri Sdts
h~tntstlsBed su wDlen, 900 a WsaGa ar 3
Dss 4,1mt 1 6. s.. WtdeI, @tfs. IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

tred 10 about 4oo coo bales W lots chiefly 20 snners
cosg on the basis Of qcotaors given anoihsr column
Gca cvanos u fresh g~ouod Slate and Western asar
hrmis held while Old brands we're da'i aad ioTe'
alse OF all kinds were moderate Ssatnsrn n,ur Nas
.utout change OF "a nsat Wheat ~ss heavy ani sses
ehs .ncluaius wbite Southern ~ 81 So red d. at
So cboce white Ker'eky at 81 81 ami mixed west-ro
81 81 Sc Corn npse ouoysDt with fair amount If
.slss inducing old Western mixed at Soc DO deli
erred al SIC s2sc, ROUND white NJ sc round ysuoy
At sSc snu Western do at Sac. Pork WAS heavy Aud
oSer win ga es o. mess at sl6 25, and prime at
Sl3 rs sl3 80 Be2r was inactive and uacaan god while
lard rather nrmer. sugars we're frmer and more
active, and closed al advance on the week's sales
OF inh! No. per ID the largest advance belog
"a 'ofains eocds, winch scarce, Refined sugars
yese a,so higher and closed at an advance OF ", lie
ger pound or the weeks sales. The heaviest rise
aid 10 have beea realized oo coffee sugars. Toe
u raw sooos emb about 400 hhds aud 2l2 boxes
uost 70 the trade, 81 rases given 10 aaothar counn
Coffee was more active with sxes Of TIVE cxrgoes Of Re
3omprisng about 800 bags all, oa private terms
snt come DINER On All lots, Including Java aud st. DO
lingo, at rates stated in anothsr place Freighy
steady, though engagements moderate included ia
nsch some SO bales x cotton Liverpool At No
532d 300 boxes cheese by steamer q. 26s md SOC
oils fosin 80 London at Is ca CArgoes Of slaves were
engaged for haSeiies an Rotterdam terms staten
ese~h~re AID coal charters reported for asrsee
" Genoa ~ SIT per too.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
Musical ard Theatrical.

OPERA MATINEE. The very last matinee Of the season
will take place to day The affair is for the benefit Of the
efficient stage manager Mr. Amati Dabreu who has been
connected with tho Academy of Music since It's ex
s'ence, and who on his mers deserves recog
milton at the hands of the public But Mr. Dubreul does
not Tust to personal considerations but offers the very
best programme that has been rendered for morn
Dg performance. With the aid of ouch artists as Nine.
Gszzanga Sgnori Brigno Amodio Sbrigiia, Gnone and
Gasparon he has made up selection Of entertainments
that cannot fail to attract crowded house. Signor
Stefani ard Mr. Formes, both of whom have been an
nounced, will not be able TO sing to day. The first namad
artist has been obliged to leave the city to fulfil
engagement, and Mr. Formes sails TO day for Europe.
BKSIFfT OF GEORGE CHsIsrY-rhe performances at
HooIcy's Mnstrels, No 444 Broadway this evoninQ
will be given tho benefit of the very popular Ethiopian
artist, Mr. George Chrsy. The programme is good oae
and the attendance will, no doubt, be equally So
NATIONAL TrEArRHTbs house will be opened TO- nipht
for the summer season, under the direction oC Mus Bell
Carr an actress OF repuc from the Southern and Western
theatres Among other attractions, payitomime,
"The statue Lover will BIO gvon for the arst time
PALACE GARpES--CoycERrs n ErEThe arst Of the
mer concerts under tho auspices Of the Metropolitan Mn
steal Society took place last evening, and was emaeaty
successful The Garden and hall crowded With pref
ty and their attendant Gaans. Over two thou
sand persons assembled the music which was adj
mrably selected There null orchestra conducted By
Mr. Bcrgmann, and ml.ssry band led by Mr.. Dodwortb
Eminent soless, inciuiing Mr.. Mills the pianist Mr..
Mullenhauer also assisted and the soree wAs altogether
most agreeable. We glad TO know that the concerts
will be continued I'LL the Both. peasanter and more
popular form Of summer amusement could hardly hs do
viS0d.