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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-26
GREAT ATTRACTION
& G EApI & CnN,C

Vie subscribers take pleasure in being able to IN.
nounce 70 the citizens O? Ottawa ami vicinity that
they have received at their stand their netr stock
| b"1dS, direct from the manufacturers Tbi. is the
gTe1te~t 0ppOytUDdy offered to the citizens. Az
their stock l. tie hrGeSt an tie county, and selected
from the best and mot extensive manufactures and
importer. in America comprising all grades and .tvlr,
H1H P"per GHd D@cDrItsD for Parors and alI- iron
nv cheapest blank 10 the richest gold aud velvet Also
large and splendid collection Of Window Shades Cor
Hicc-, II INNING Fixtures. &C.. &c.
In connection with the sb"y-s they have the Idrcess
dn1nt"f assortment Of OILS. Paints |arui-he- and
Painter Tools, IA the market, all which will be ssls
ow for cash.
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MONTGOMERY
Family Provision Store.
q THOMPSON
Extensive Arrivals.

.u,uE sub.crber has lust received his Spring stock nj
i the above old and popular establishment comprs
inc every article included in the list of the useful and
hath IN, s,bstantials of life. His purchases
now ar irving the SOUTH and with his purchases
re- comprise the largest, fullest, freshest
and cheapst stock Family Groceries to be found be-
tween Chicago and st. Louis. He invites all who
skepticaI on this 20 call and them. The follow
ING articles comprise but part of his list constantly
hand.
C0Fce, Rio FHd Java.
Mola-ses, ST. Jar honse, plantation and syrup.
Iandles, star, stearinc- sperm, and talloW-
Teas, green, black, boh.a, &c
Soar, rosin CASTLE and shaving.
7o5acco, Csvendish, fine cut smoking, &c
CiydTs, anything from long nine 70 uHu isul
penny Cuba"
Pork lard, tallow, SC
F,sh, rnakerel, white, herring, and trout
Cocoon .Eitts. raisins. and currants
Figs, retail or by the drum
Ginger Preserre>, a very fine article.
Uineqdr the best crab and cider
TicEies, in jars, all kinds, extra
Pepger Sruce, pepper, salt, aspce, ginger, and ali
other ordinary condiments
hnts Brazil Giberts, almonds, pea nuts, DC
Ts for Children including babies, and everything
else from the c!epliar; TO Jac. the giant killer.
Oyst.rs, sard.Hes, &c, in cans.
,HBaies, a lot OF all kinds.
IsriLS. brooms, rops, Gc.
Orapges and lemons fresh from the sonth at retail
~ tl.- box.
J'rder shot, caps lead and everything in that line.
Fisiag :2clle from the Longest pole TO miAno" hooks
FZoHr potatoes vegetables II their season. butter,
eggs. c.lCssns, and ali such little Arrangements need
ed in families away- KEEP, when they possibly be
procured FOR love or money.
SIuLISS.
very nne 10, Of yolns, wiki all tie arrangements,
hL~r-tTicaqo amt tim Lime mt C,1a Mt toF
her with everytrg Use hat can be- named IL is linz
and # tie j. not Supplied With the article called for ne
o,tz~a. Ma, 81 I-5s r MONTGOMERY.
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FALL CAMPAIGN OF 1858.
puSsel'S Furniture Depot,

TIE subscriber woGld again remind his Old customers
4 ard the people generally that the depot il in fun
operation, with larger and better assortment OF every
a.so-tment of article usually KEEP;
Furniture store, than ever before.
He il selling oHt every day, not exactly at coat. hut at
very low figures. and repeuishiug with articles of
his hNn and Home Manufacture also OF Eastern work
lie has now hand large and complete assortment
Of ParlHr Furniture. Sofas, Card and Centre Tables
What Ac % per cent less than former prices
One Price. Low Prices and Cash Business VIII sue
coed, and is best for the buyer and the seller.
Particular attention invited TO his stock OF Locking
Glasses, Picture Frames, &c.
Looking. Glass Plates, all sizes, always hand and
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Dspss~eS ans! J.O{-.

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s.sGR -.'- -. 'c,Iov;Ux hoG.r. iu>- hu d.
Il br IL. lni-r-'go-r r.rEis
So & Lo' 3, hin,y Is, II Glover. A.is,g,n.
- Lct :. h.o. IS.
lot -. h'r.s l.,
lot btrr.is
10; II. t'ngk a.
lot :. b,o~s I, Wake. addition.
L. : - the -Gbiiyi~'os o. -, u, O,tsva C.ty.
io;5' 10.
lot. d..
iUiis yFIT4 WATERMAN.
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Instantaneous.
CREWS Is-sLE a.!

Successor IN tir Dfj Picnrrr.
fAS been rebuilt during the last y-sr, in ~ n
I rafie. sIh-.snti4i, ard ~.rsrlar'ke manner and
almost without reference. 70 cart their motto hss
sur = j Srss.0r.' Ti-y have
Efr"c bsen Of Ruyrs
II operation. which have been sSnres.v 's-
Cu-5nu Work, viii everything entirely NV .rt gill
have the fourth run, '0T E";- ST Custom work
~ IT, short TINE" sud WIN completed s he -ysrio-
- Custor1 ana Merchant MI ~ the state. All th4,
t'ty ak l-r trial. rlay eel
their nil aud long rs ,-
INK hGsGas> Only warrant. them IL t'p'rG al h0rc--
h'~ c' sta"7. SrTs IA, :he experienced and &C
ca'arIoiat.r rllsrs ~ empower.
Cash paid tor the hes; artcl. Of Winter West.
Dayton, Arril .. 1856. J. + D. GgrfN
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DAYTON
Woclen MaRUfactory! :!

fSiHE undersigned take his method O. informing their
L Old customers, -nd the pghic generally. TIA, are
putting mt" OR h-tah-hne ut :- spring Machinery hA;
VIII enable ne - turn ont more that duubi. the 81
Goods have E.-aily done the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and hope
satisfaction IN our exchange. o WOODEN Goods for Wool
W. never have. ard do no; intend into wool
PORTION Of co''pH and sell it FOR all wool Orr FOODS are
warranted in tt!. re.iect and also for Durability Ne
sa continue 10 e1thanga for Woe, formerly tn. fol-
lowing hDts Of Goods Wa: Heavy Cs.sme,e. Satin-t.
jean, farnei- of dineTer kind, Blankets, and Stock.
INK Yarn Considerable. attention ~ b. paid Stocking
Yarn orders viii BE- filed for all the ifs and
kinds "f Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed, Red
CiJudcd, &c. And will manufacture, for merchants
and others, Wool in lots Of hundred pounds up
wards into Stocking Yarn, any Of the above kinds
goods, on liberal terms for cash wool. Also.
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gesidencc and Farm for Sale.

Country i4esfdencc and Farm for sale.
THE .lN.crh.r oill eel hi- residence about miles
below 0u-~.. on the Illinois river. With from siNtv
hundred AMI fT:y OF land, purchasers
fssirt.
The place -. 4 com-1o1ous House, good Barn Corn
Crih.. &c. Orchard about eighty under
the pow, and - every desirable location. Il
all easily accessible from Nv excel
lent road. and readily be divided make
very Pleasant residences.
Also for sale. a. Of Land the River being
all OF section II that lies South OF n. Illinois
Apply 10 p. p. Cameron, 81 Glover Cooks Once,
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he done in lots OF 80 lbs aid upwards, at
= per pound.
Custom CSv,lipy rpfn Roll.


VIII he done a: six cents per pound. Their machines
sill be clothed II a e best OF Cards and with
ECC experienced Caricr, they expect have good work
done. Wool Viii BE- taken from The Ds ro, at Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable.
ing the vOrS- r! s f- -iec,-l
almost par; or TIE state at tr.1iuy
Wool intended for taI Cr any the above kind,
OF Goods accompanied by t- proper order may sent
by Railroad to Ottawa an! the goods viii he pat up and
cent with promf mess according 10 order.
We would '.!-o -ay, that have got Ne~ Custom,
ana ilorug Nh in operation. aud persons wishing car
have their grinding done shor; notice ~ We nave
plenty o; water at AZ times. fuyITl j. 4 h. GREEN
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Wanted Immediately,
q 900 HIDES and 800 lbs. Tallow, for which
O.OUO the highest market price will be paid y
cash at our Leather Store opposite the Court aonSs,
sale &. movie ". D. 2. NCHARpO0S
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OFFICERS:
l. USDE@HlLI.. Pres, Il. L. T. BOURLAVD / Pres
gro. II. ROBINSON, Ti1rrf'iay !S,iiliftHq fg4Ut
The amount Of lis cai,al stock paid up.. $4,000 90
Tie assets o. tie Company arc
l. cs-l on hand 49, --.---... .... G,too %
= is-ai estate. EnelcI'u''ercti.--- SlJG o.
D. Ponds owned by tls- Company, drawing
, ten per 100 90
!. Debt o. 'lt company, secured by mort
gage, drawn. twelve per rcrt......... ESD 90
:. All ether debts i,-r number SIX.
6 Debts .nr premiums dG" a;iI DUE. 1850 90
.. AT other sccI-iiie-. consisting Of dis
counted '.s, notes, drafts and accept
a@c,7. mat daily. having from
sight to ninety days 10 run fron date. 2.9 $50 CS
Amount of liabilities due due to banks
Or other creditors u The COGupany,...... 10! Is
losses 5.tu-tei and Observation-Disclosures. None.
loses adjusted and not due. ......-....... None.
Losses fi!H'iJ listed None.
l"-se- III suspense. waiting further proof. $3.50 90
Al other claims against the Company........ None.
in' greatest amount insured By tile Company
in any one risk. .............. . 0O0A 90
Tie greatest amount allowed by the rules Of the C0ira
n in any one city, town village. No rules con-
corning the same.
The largest aflGE..t to Be insured In
exceeding sIn,DGn exposed e any on fire
The act OF incorporation herewith, incnsei
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Ii who desire the best and purest Liquors. for Me-
"A dcinal use, will find them at my store. Hemesy
Brandy, Swan Gin, St. Croix Rum, Jamaica Native
Grape and Currant Wines Teners and Madeira Wines.
- by. 6RNGS.
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CLIA woODuoUsE. ldm'.r
E>t1tr or .JoLu U,lyroy Gsc'T

NOTICE il hereby given, 10 al persons having claims
Y against the estate Of John Murray. deceased,
that viii attend term of the County Cour; of La
sale County to be held Ottawa, in said County La
safe and state OF Illinois, on the third Monday of
March next, when and where all persons having claims
against said estate notified to present the
writing TO said Court for adjustment.
i-hl2 RICHARD O'DONNFII. Admir-.
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Lands for Sale,
For Sale I!
IS for sale.
LIP. SANGER.
I bsfYaCis of Title.

Abstracts OF Title. 800, j.,
VUAyING now a full and complete abstract oil tue OF
every piece of land or town lot in the county
which is kept up every night prepared to fuf
.h AZ short notice reasonable terms abstracts
~ ,;,r fxugs] l.. p. SANGER.
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NTR. J. u. BASTIEN having but recently returned
WI France, where he has purchased large stock
of pure RHINE AND ALSACE WINES, which have Just
arrived, and are offered for sale the OF
Bastien Ritz, northeast corner of the Court House
Square.
These Wines warrant to he the pure juice, without
any adulteration and probably the only pure i'm
ported Wines in he city
We will sell these Wines either by the bottle or gall
Ion, to suit purchasers. Price reasonable
dec11 BASTIEN RITE
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Tuition and Board and Tuition must be paid quarter
ly in advance.
Farmers pay part of the same in such culinary
products can be used in the Boarding Department
For further particulars, please address by mail or at
the Seminary, lsep4i L. UMLAUF, PriHciDaL
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sAs1G. GlaNAyI Co.

MOULD inform the farming community that they
w manufacturing very superior CORN StEILER
AND HORSE POWER. Having had It We'll tested the
past season. by numerous farmers and Warehouse
We prepared speak adys dly of its merits, and
refer all who have used il for the proof of what
say. We Therefore. challenge competition with any
other Machine All ask trial, being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its merits.
We are also manufacturing large horse powers and
treshers, OF the mos: approved kind in use
All kinds of repairs done short notice and reasona
bic terms.
Shop IN connection with the Steam Planning Mill.
seP19-ti KING, GILMAN co.
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SNORING Horses THAT OvEEREACu.-Rut
few blacksmiths seem willing to learn any
thing new about horse shoeing, or will adj
mi, that there is any need OF it. Blu, while
they know no better plan to remed;ing over
reaching than making the shoes shorter, and
placing the forward one on the toe snd the
hinder one on the heel of the horse, they
need to understand that there is better
wav. and the horse owners should make
them practice t. f.. l.. Gibbs directs as fol-
lows in the Ohio Cultirat0r: Make the
forward shoes long and the toe oaks short
and standing a little under, and then set
them as far back convenient, in order to
let the feet roll over sson as possible TO
get out Of the way. And in setting the
Shoes on the hind feet reverse the order to
keep them back. to give time for the forward
feet To- get out Of the way. Make the toe
oaks high and the heel-cs As low, 10 keep
the feet back, and then he viii trsvel like
other horses. This may be reineGied IN
part in the mod of pairing the noof. This
rs essential in al cases. and whers tes many
horses nave been made crippies.'
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3usnranre.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

s Il a Il L Nj f n Il
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living bcught the shop stock, and trade of II.
Y. BrunEer, invite the sporting community give
me call have good an assortment OF sporting
tices con he found this side OF New York City.
have good assortment Of tho,e splendid STEEL
patent ruzzie cad common EiGeS made By Mr.. III. r.
Brunker- whose valuable services foreman of
shop Al work done my shop usual, warranted
TO give perfect satisfaction. Colts Naynards, Aliens
and Eluu Lyons Reyoiycrs, and KiHe Pistols, kept
constantly hand, and cheap they be bought
i'll Chicago Caps of all descriptions, and gun fixtures
kept constantly on hand POwder-a superior article
kept, for t,T get practice, long range.
invite the Old friends of H. p. Brunkr, vel
traders, believing supply their orders for every
thing ia my line, and warrant to give satisfaction all
that trad- with J. 5. MITCHELL
Ottawa, Jan. ), 1870.
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STATE or ILLINOIS. 50
IaG~s's tOEHtY, Personally auyrar-d her,-. mo
the undersigned. Notary PGbc in for the CITY of
Peoria County Of Peoria and State aforesaid Cu,Hr -
HOLLAND Secretary Of -hs Peoria Marine aud Wire IN
surance Company" who, after being duly sworn de
poses and says that the annexed -atcnent O! the coui
ton - the said Company correct according to his
lnowieIice end belief
Given under my hand and official SEAL this 2sh day
OF October, 4. ID. 1851.
feh2n \ Il RRISroI tGey, Dt,o,rd
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s'ra>Drcts,. sOr 1853.

TJ<17CCtyt$
tkSliE Nes Volume Of the -fe,c York weekly TlHs.
X frdtsd Gotf.n Pris~, will commence Jan. lst, so
The following the Of tie LitsyHti whose pro
auctions viii grace the columns OF this elegant journa
Dun isx the year.
REV. II. SPURGEOS, OF London.
q. ". VI REYNOLDS, Of London.
q. y. Y. JAMf,S. Novelist.
SIR EDWARD BCLwER.
GEN. L. =. HsNNINGsEN, late Of Nicaragua.
col. q. ". CROCKETT.
A. ID. NUNSDN.
CAPT. ". y. ALEXANDER, L. !. A.
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH II. ID.
HENRY CLAPP, JK.
DIR. %. {. VAN buren,
LIEUT.. J. VI. pLATT, L. =. "
y. CLINTON HARRINGTON.
MISS ScUTHWORTH.
MES. ANNA WIELrLEY.
MISS HErIY EiEAhTLRY.
=" VIRGINIA VAUGHAN.
4" DI. VERNON.
a. MINNIE NANT0UR.
HATTIE CLARE.
MRS. I. B. SINCLAIR.
TERMS:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
Greatly Reduced Priees..

Greatly Reduced Prices!!
Ladies' respectfully invited call and examine the
Goods The part following articles
viz:
Embroidered MUSLIN and CAMBRIC COLLARS, from 7sc
$A.
Embroidered LINEN sETs-CoILARs, sLEEyEs-sl 25,
worth S.
French and English Embroidered LINEN CAMBRIA HAND
KERCHIEFs.
Embroidered MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SLEEVES and COL
LARS, at So 50 and $s worth Sc.
Embroidered SWISS BANDS-Double-5Oc, worth 81 z5
French LACE Wells at 81 50 and 81 rs, worth 81
Swiss and Jaconet EDGING AND INSERTING from 81 rs
to$A
Black GRAPE COLLARS and SETS. from SOC. to 81.
Black GRAPE and LOVE Wells.
Black Bordered LINEN CAMBRIC CHANDKDRCHIEFs
valencienne EDGINGs LACES and INSERTIN6S at great
ly reduced prices.
POINT APPLICATION LACE, from 81 Is to 81 per yard
Black THREAD LACE SHAWLS and MANTILLAs, from
$40 to 500.
Black Imi alton LACE sHAwI.s and MANTILLAs, from
$5to $40.
Black FILL EFT MITTs.
Washed BLONDES and SILK ILLUSION
GA and S4 Black SILK NETT for shawls
Black VELVET and SILK RIBBONS all Widths
QUILTED RIBBONS, all colors for Dress Trimmings.
FR1NGEs, BRAIDs and GALIoONS all styles.
Black GRAPE and GRAPE TRIMMINGS.
Also, the great Thirty One Spring HOOP SKIRT for ST.
AS these goods have to be sold make new sot
ladies will find by calling Dicktons humbug
in this and goods supg buyer
be returned, and in all cases the money refunded
CKSON'S
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming Store
No. 1853 Canal street,
myS0 2pst Next door to D. H. Holmes Store.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
Professor Packers Magic Soap
N e EDS BUT a TRIAL
To Prove its Excellence.

This preparation the following advantages over any
other cheap soap offered in this market, :
1t removes dirt frem fabrics without leay
smell or STAIN annels woolens do not shrink
removes grease stains and dirt from paints fur
nure without injury 10 the article cleaned saving much labor
and
Is SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR THE TOILET.
Manufactured and for sale by
j. ri. ASHLEY,
Also for sal by ~ - 'A y s's's0u'
n W. heed, No. q Deord street, New Basin Il H. He'd
% =. cornef oi Common and Garondele streets 0. H
ase eamss W fee Co., NJ 80 Camp street p T. PHI
Ups sarher Jackson aad Eyades streets F. b. Won Harlem
aro o. jackson and Rousseau stress s. Meskins
Hsilei. Nos ID II Front p;s. e.
my3l p In
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Lea 3 Pes.rtsss'

Lea 3 Fet'1-tns'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERS SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
To be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF DIsH
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman al Msdrsa h
bis brother at Worcester, under date of May 1851:
"Tel LEA 4 PERRINS that their SAUCE Is highly "a.
termed in India and M in my opinion the most palassble a.
we'll as the most wholesome sauce that is msde.n
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the Exh
bion OF Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERRINa
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world. wide
fame Of which having led to FORGERIEs pur
chssera requested to that the LEA PER
RIMS are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL. STOPPER and
BOTTLE
LEA PERRINs will proceed against any one Infringing
either by vending spurious ssuce have
instructed their correspondents parts of the world to
advise them of nringemens Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.
stock always In store Also received for drec,
shipment from England. aul6 spIy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
SAFE TEsT AR OSHKOSH, In1scoMsIN.
Duryee & Forsyth's and s. G. Herring's
Safes Burnt Up!
l. l. l. I E'S S A T T, S
AGAIN TRIUndPHAN NTs
FAIRBANKS Z CO.,
~-. % Camp street. N. o.

The great fire at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, furnished good
chance test the fire proof qualities different
tur of Safes There Lilies manufacture all of
which preserved their contents. Although they In the
worst part of the fe the Safes damaged the least
xcep the paint and the silver plate door,
1t different with s. G. Herr gs Duyee Forsyths
manufacture The Safes were moved out doors
some six feet from the burning buildings even then did not
preserve their cotnents will be by the following
Oshkosh, My IA, 1859.
r. WcolLEY Agent Of Lilies Safes In answer 10 your
inquiries respecting the Safe made by Mr. s. Herring of
New York that in ocs the night OF the
place. TO that did expectations
We had office that office should be
burned could shove Safe Sidewalk which
we did as soor the building burning. Yet
caution part to the was not
trely successful When opened the found the back
and tides ve'y badly warped and the binding books
trey destroyed Although only damage done
the Safe and the binding books we are inclined to think
that If we had left the Safe in the burning building would
have yielded its cone is to the deyouring elements.
Yours, BANK OF OSHKOSH
The above smenoned Safe Of s. c. Hengs largest
Safes and cost four hundred dollars.
OSHKOSH May a. 1859.
S. R. WooILEY Agent Of Lilies Safes have just opened
the No. safes dlle's paent) which that
burned to the ground the night of May 10TH there was
of liquors around the Safe and as Tho
Safe fell upon its face allowing the fall the
door the only place for heat to enter Sae expected to
find the somewhat soiledbu great surprise
found the books and as
when they placed the Safe the before fire. The
lock works we'll as did, and all the Safe make
COED of paint the outside which shall
give it, and it again with much confidence ever
Yours truly,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
z. r.. gE,saraysss,ass n,
ENGRAFER, LTHOGRAFBER AND PRsgTsE

AFEk, Li"HOGRAFHER and PRINTER,
No. Cnnir street, .econsa t,su~.
sfeethiy 'o'cits orders in the above ass 3ynsiza,
of art ~
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CEETIF ICATTZS, poLscg bEAy ysa
Insurance Scrip Bills af Exchange Cheeks, ss7e sas,
etc. EN- oei'ised with original designs engraved o ss.,sr ~
steel and printed in style uaeauallei the Son.A
Ee has obtained facilities for doing every NJ ,
or stoe aud pnrtigrary refers the ayie ress- sp
dnced combining the elegance of Steel RI,sypy vim ~,
phesp'sha o taoalhs 'na particularly aaay.s 9zs 81
Ezchang", Cheeks. Account Sales Bin innSs g. r,,sn
etc, ETC., ec.
Being the only Ensraver of Pctori. subjects IN ~ ~
pe ~ ''e or others renuisirg s1nss. a-,.
bis specimens and will add that orders in IL. es , So,
difficult kinds Of Engraving will b. ESE,j.bt1 Nv Fss
' n nov Spl % the North ar is sha tos1Eoos s,sa.@
rAfIoSs' Engraved nad Printed in eysry s.yss ssEy
and nj short notice. - - s-As
Noeki, LODGE and NoTARTAI sEAs4a Esssi,ssgta "a
Sasso shd and furnished wish press, cellnts,.oSs vs
jel 2Uly
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Hosscs.

| ~ VGtCGs
N O r r I s, M AULL d 90,
| CI.oTEIEIR8,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON srRHErs,
Under the City Hotel.
Have Just received. and :sro opening, unusually
| largo and superior stock Of
SUMNER CLoTHIN
COATS. PANTS,
In every description Of material adapted to the
soUTHERN TRADE,
A md embracing all the LATEST and MOST POPULAR
NOVELTIES OF THE DAY
Particular attention has been paid this to
MOURNING CLOTHING!
The stock of which will be complete every par
ieular.
SHIRTS! SHIRTsl sHIRTsl
Philadelphia Hand-MatIe.
VIII be constantly In receipt Of all descriptions Of Shirts
per every arrival from the North and will keep hroughou.
sas season full assortment of their justly celebrated
LINEN CAMBRIC SHIRTS,
Both White and Fancy.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In every possible varicy-embracing large invoice Of
CLoTILDE TIEsl ..u0
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
FANCY AND WHITE CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEF.
UNDER CLOTHING.
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS. etc.
NORRIS, MAULL h CO.,
cor. Camp and Common ss
m1 zpt Under the City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
Wfnes, Liquors, etc.,
NOS. 13 AND Is ROYAL STREET

" Vp. 10 n N y I nv a u 8 7 4 z Z T
supply OF CREME DE BouZY CHAMPAGNE, in qunr
and pnts continually hand which equal the bes thai
comes to this market Also other brands inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHRR
RY. GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY wIHEH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the vintage Of 1885, 1898 1905
and other brands WHISKY irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the Market which will be sold a. an,
other house In the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
az 7ply Nos. IL and is ReyaI street.