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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
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AhG NEAaFVS AND N1V VAsA|SAASS
PACKET COMPANY
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steamer Capitol u CLARKE, master.
July 18th Aug sh. 18th. 24th Sept %, IN Flat.
c1o1mer messenger. lew, II Miller Master.
uy zn s.d 9Th Ale 9Th 18th. 26th Sept bts iih ed
Ass; ~ 10Th, 18th, 18th, Sept 7th 10Th 2e,h.
Jnis Sa,h MaPlMes ~ j. barStow massef'
' 49,, ,us o. ixth zzd, 5ist, sept S1n issn, zoth.
CHOICE OF RO0TES FROM MEMPHIS.
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EAST MI 1ne Nopru,
VIA
MEMPHIS AND CHI ARIEsror pArraoAn
And continuous Railway Connection. ,bsh In
and virginia To ""sA ''''' = '"1
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BAIrrwopv wAsH,
INpTON RIOHMONU, PETEKaRt ~ NJ y n
ATLANTA, NASHVILLE. VIRGINIA sPRTNGa atc
81 EXPRESS mail trains leave Memnbis 1865 e.S'
Ming making sure Connections through u Me- nno o'o
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upwpurs ANN nHJo RArrpo,
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LIYERPO0Per bark Anna Delus-l995 bales cotton and
24e0 slaves.
NEW YORKER ship Cfos-1ls hhds tobacco 2o4 hhds
6 bbls 255 sacks wheat 1871 seed oil meal
$50 ba hides $50 butts $50 bales rope cuttings bales
moss rs bales baggg ~ bales hemp 0U sacks seed
HAYRE-Per bark Waverly-lSS bales cotton box tea.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVER,

q II q X ERR.
. rs Leaves on FRIDAY. 3Oth inst. at5P.M
FOR LOUISVILLE E.--The hne, regular
l@A3DRk,f passenger packet James montgomery,
james B. Archer, Muster will leass for Louis
vi all intermediate landings abave For freight
rage apply on board. vIRG1N1US @. DENTZEL
ssl9 Advertising Agent.
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AL A BA NJ A YER.

FOR RLADON AND CULLUM
lsAHsskk,S SPRINGs-The steamer ADVANCE, Samuel
Abes. master, will leave Mobile for Badon and
Culun Springs and Demopoh Saturday evening" at
O'Clock
-Returning-
Leaves Radon and Cun Spags every Wedne day evening"
O'clock arriving in Mobile Thursday morning.
O'Clock.
Forpsssage, apply to
7. B. SMITH, 4Tchoupitoulas street,
iee6 An SIMPSON COOKE. Mobile.
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Low Err CoAs

Leaves every sATu2DAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS,
at 10 O'clock. 80. i
r. - FOR LOW Gk COAST AND QUAR-.
laAlE4hk antine -.atipn- The Empire Par
inh, Capt. R. Baldwin, will above;
Return will leave the Quarantine Staten Sunday anu
Thursday mornings. j. A COTTON, Agent,
auls No. Tchoupioulss street.
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Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RALRoAD-From Canton September 23SS bales cotton to
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.1u N;,rICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAo
ice Of my sIotsasion land befound my cface, Nc.
on m III s'Iy''. Nm. REYNOLDS
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Ed Walsh. Davis, from St Louis
Natchez. Leathers. from Vicksburg
Duncan kenner Vincent, from Bayou Sara.
Comet, Seade. from Grand Gulf.
Telegram. Tobin from Ouacha River.
Oregon. Hopkins from Mobile.
Rock City, Moore, from Ouachita River.
Minnesota, ulasscock, from Alexandria.
Towboat Thos McDanies Pnnegar from the
down and The 18th inst ship Thorwaldscn bark
Aura and schr Isaac Toucey-bought up briggs Aqulla
andy Z kiheY.
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B YOU s RIA.
H. - BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.

FUR BA YOU SAKA AND THE CUAST.
Steamer D. r KENNER, Capt. " B. Baranco leaves New
Orleans Bayou Sara and the Coast every Sunday Wednes
day and Friday at 9 O'Clock.
The freight packet g. D., Jr., leaves New Orleans
every Monday at p NJ. and Friday at 10 A. NJ.
A4- The steamer Crosse let, eavs New Orleans every
Sunday and Wednesday morningsat O'clock.
j. A. GOTTEN, Agent.
No. l Tchoupitonlas st.
H3A clerk ALWAYS the Levee to receive freight for
the above boats je6 4ms
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Seipping snttlligente.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, Sept. "a, 1853.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Clifton Prindle for New York. Woodruff &co
Bremen Bark Anna Delns, Stricken, for Liverpool
Meeker, Knox 6co
Bark Waverly Thompson, for Hayre, TIC Jenkins
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) A. FAHNEsrooK,s vERMIFUGE..

This safe only eecua remedy for has been
extensively regular practising physicians than
ptay metcne which has made its in the
Uhite1 States.
1t with the freedom and confidence by gentle
who have attained emnence the medical profession in
all the Middle, Western, aud Southern States.
The its popularity the fact that nothing he's
discovered which be substituted its place and
may used in all without fears TO the
suit perfect safety recommends it 10 every parent #
within tho system it will speedily expe
them without fail But in order obtain the genuine article
purchaser should be his guard and look well the in
as bottle and be particular that he
Is buying b. A.. Fshnessocks vermfuge, and no other
IN
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Leaves FRIDAY, sd inst at 10 A. NJ
, r. REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
The elegant and fast running passenger packet
kss@3@A steamer Fort Wayne, Samuel Barr, master,
is in port and will leave Lou Cairo Hickman,
and all intermediate landings freight passage
apply on board
yIRGINIUS G. DEETZEL,
Advertising Agent
nSThe F. W. will take freight for Cairo Hickman, all
intermediate landings. se.6
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Leaves on THU RsDAY. September 20, at 5 p. NJ.
St. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railro "a Line
Cairo with lhs Illinois Central and At ST. Louis
{a.6@A with the Ohio and Mississippi RaroadThe fine
% RH'1e sse aed
above For freight through tickets all points North,
East or West, apply on board ,
Passengers and shippers can rely on the puIctuaity OF
ASrNo berth considered engaged until paid for.
plum Of the cabin be and engaged
by applying at the Companys Office 81 Camp street, CONNER
vIRG1NIUs G. DENTzEL
se2s Advertising Agent,
Leave. SATURDAY octooer L. at 8 2. NJ.
ST. Louis s,G and New 91s1n. Esl,9sd Inss A,
eEs.l with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-Ths
fine regular passenger packet steamer city Of Memphis,
landings above For freight through tickets all
poi. IS NORTH East or West, apply on board.
- Passengers aud shippers rely the punctualiy Of
this
1y-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin and sateroons secured
by apply AT the Cmpanys office, 81 Camp street, Of
Commercial Place
sSy-The above steamer will take freight for Memphis
NAches vicksbug. all the Bends and will pay
.s, " ' ~ paw viKalSiUs g; DENTzEL;
Leaves on MONDAY. October 81 ats NJ.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-Ths fine
regular passenger packet Gladiator, Jno. Knefeer,
bove. For freight or passage apply on board.
18 Passengers and shippers rely the punctuay o.
sS-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
A plan of the cabin be and statereoms
BY applying the Company 0ce 81 Camp street,
aS-The steamer will take freight for Memphis Nat.
chez Vckburg and all the Bends md wilt pay strict
w. "' 'lN ' vIRGINIUs DENTzEL.
se?3 Advertising Agent
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Arrived Yesterday.
Brig W Kebey Hardy from Matapza to George Nathan
tarriva at Quarantine Station and cargo previously
poredt-2d dist
Swedish brig Aquila Nordstros from Rio de Jausire 18th
July, to maser-arriyal Quarantine Station and cargo
previously repored)-2d dist %.
Schr Olive Branch Smith, from Fish River to master-Basin.
Schr Union, Wade, from Fish River, to maaer-basin.
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RORGES;ExPRESs-
TO LAKE sHoKE TRAVELLERS.

The to do general CITY EXPRESS
Connection with the Mobile lake Shore packets or the
Railroad having the exclusive privilege OF the
road Families going the Lake. by leaving their orders
Tor the at the office 81 james lnnes
End. will be promptly attended TO. msS 4m
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STOCK On mana not 23tt!
SU There been fair demand for Sugar during
the week. and with reduced supplies Offering have mott ed
cons erably muess in tho market. About 900 bids.
sold the evee and in Warehouse mostly the
range quotations, which show further advance of
about 1ac n h.
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~ cock, With ~ bales cotton, and leaves again
-, ne oaschita packet Rock City, Captain D.
NJ esss. Nita sSl bales cotton, and leaves again
seeny. Tho y. Louis packet Edward Walsh, Capt
~, with large trip. We thank her clerk
- nyon
! a - Perish Jor Loaoer Coast. The neat, fast
packet Empire Parish, Captain R. Baldwin,
snnsdsT, II, Alex. Grass, clerk. leave this morn.
81 AZ o'clock for oil landings on the lower coaet.
- 10. for Red River The very popular and
s 49, packet Era No. ;, Captain Ben 3. Kouns,
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l. on SATURDAY. 24th inst, at s r. NJ.
r., FOR MEMPHuS, CAIRO AND ST
lsAstSt LouIsThe fpe regular passenger packed II.
l.. McGlll. Can't. John II. Burke will leave
fer ST. LOUIS and MI intermediate landings alb We. For
vIRGINIUs c. DENTZEL
se22 Advertising Agent
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Y JONES 4 CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND CON-
kJs MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 81
iravier street.
A n Y A @ s.
We will make liberal advances consignments Of Merchan
Else friends in London Liverpool Boston, New York
Philadelphia Baltimore and Charleston.
as s. JONES co.
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Exports.

BelOw-Comlng Up.
hr Peter Novel; Waters from Tampico Pras Pujo Geo
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Leaves TUESDAY, septembe, p. Mp. NJ
~ REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
steamer Robert Watson, Jno v smef ss1
andris, Normans iarbins and all intermediate landings
Red River-The light drauyh and fast running
ger Acket Robert Watson, John Smoker
,sie will leave above For freight apply
board. V1RGINlUS @. DENTZEL,
sea Advertising Agent.
Shreveport freight TAKEN with privilege Of sing
at Alexandria.
n- The Robert Watson will take freight for 2. Cheevies
Landing n Old River,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-14
Quadrigesimal Festival of the
O O. f

The fortieth anniversary of the organi-
zation of this order, in the United States,
occurred on the Goth day of April, 1859.
The R. W. G. L. of the U. S. appointed
| this day as day of thanksgiving which
was generally kept by the members of its
jurisdiction throughout the land We see
by our exchanges that festivals, parades,
&c, We're held all over the country
The Odd Fellows Of Ottawa Lodge, No Al,
held a festival at Light Guard Hall in the
evening, and although the day and espe-
cially the evening was unusually disagree
able, owing to the incessant rain, the hall
was crowded-some so took seats After
the other exercises were over about 400
persons sat down to a collation., prepared
by the Lodge. The table was loaded with
good things, and SO arranged on the sides
of the hall that the trouble and exposure
of leaving the room for supper was avoid
ed. The programme and its filling was
decidedly the best thing ever got up i'll
Ottawa
The following was the programme:
Music by Hunts String Band
Prayer by Rev. h III. Slade
Music by Hunt Band
Original Thanksgiving ode (Tune, Aud
Lang Syne.)
Music by the Band.
Address by Bro Z, y. Griggs.
Music 10y the Band
Original Thanksgiving Ode. (Tune, Old
Hundred)
Grafton by Bro O. c. Gray.
Music by the Band
Supper, Toasts, &c.
Owing TO the lateness of the hour no re
spouses were made to the regular toasts,
and no volunteer toasts given
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TObacrn n Cigar Nammf:a. tory.
oE,VAWA NAEi;LE YARD

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
GeweIl Finley. where he intends to carry on the
business extensive scale He has on hand ana
always receipt Of the hest quality OF American lta-
Iian Egyptian Marble. for Head stones Tomb Stones,
Monuments. Martes Furniture, &c As he has some OF
the workmen in the western country lac feels as
sred that up anything in his line in superb
style together with low prices. he feels assured that
he will give AZ those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n. u. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
prom, :ly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa March $, 1856.
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no Nj Ci O l. A L III y

IL Nj O., O l. A L ii Y.
Z. =. .ttcS.<.G. Va. ts.,
ATE OF Corning. y. Y would respectfully announce
to the citizens OF Ottawa and the surrounding
Try he has permanently located this city where
he ne happy wait upon all those needing his pro-
,cssi0nal services.
Dr. takes pleasure in presenting the following testi
BouIas
CcRsIsG v Y April 26th. 1855
To WHOM ONCEES:-J have been Intimately
guaiat.d DR. T. Gregg :or the past tlreo years.
have also employed him my family physician for that
tim and would c-eruily recommend him the conf
dence o any community where iis lot NAV bee
Dr. Gregg il a nan OF strict moral integrity a good
careful and cspabIe practitioner J. VI. WOOD,
Bunker and ErchJpge Broker.
CORNING, y. Y. April 26ih, SIS.
To THE PURiIC:-Itak- pleasure in recomme ndus DR.
A. T. Crego gentleman and successful practition-
er, and worthy VI the patronage oi the ruhic.
GkO. W. PATTERSON, JR,
tdstier 6@o. Washington Bunk
C0RSIsG, April 23d, 1>5s.
Hon. JAMES GRANT aud y. kEsUALL., Esq. davenport
Iowa; or GIM,S SMITH, Esq. Rock Island, il.-Dedr
Fc hGs You may place fun confidence in the bearer
Dr. \ I. Gregg. a and As a physician. We have
emp Sed him i'll family, ard il lie should locate in
your ,inity elsewhere, our best wishes will attend
him AZ ii family c. s. HUBBARD,
m VII. Of tie firm Of W,a. e. .Ntcr.,ss .f 20.
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Plumbing, Plumbing.

TIAVING taken up my residence in Ottawa. am now
prepared to introduce Hot and Cold Water ints
Public or Private Buildings will also furnish and put
M Water Closets Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold Shower
Baths Marble slabs and Wash Basins Lift and Force
Pumps, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &c, &c. Having
been ercaged in the business the last IS in the
City of New York and Chicago Am prepared 10 Pueup
Water Works with nestness and despatch.
Orders left with WIN. Reddck, Esq will be punctuay
attended to.
Refer to VIM. Reddck, Esq. Ottawa. and mes Bell,
Esq E. Chicago. JAMES Il. KENNEDY,
Plumber and NVfr0HtSr EuUiUPer.
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STONE d EELS.
Buena Vista Floral Gard sn,.

At the residence Of w. H. ". Cushndn. E6et Ottrsc0
Always sale, aarge supply of perpetual Roses and
kinds lowering house plants Strawberry, To-
matO, Rhsbsrb, Cabbage, plsnts &C., &C., In their
On, and Vegetables Of all ki1ds. juA1t
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DINING SAIOCN,

1PE undersigned most respectfully informs the pub
lie. and far in particular, that his Dining sa-
loon Gin the Post Office Blcck) in full operation,
where with cock and attentive walters he is
nrenared to serve meals all hours Oysters in every
style Fish, Fowl and Game in their seasons ana sold
ct..n Farmers bring your Poultry and receive
,-a,,r..sb fdec 95l TiiOS. HICKEY.
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ISAAC w. AYHES.
OTTAWA STONE YARD

Superior Street, Btrn0rd's Wagon Es.dbiishment
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered order
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MIIIINERH

MIILINERT-
FTsHE undersigned successor l" Mrs NJ " FoED de-
sires 70 her friends and customers for their
patronage during the past season, and solicit their
attention 10 her
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Consisting in part Of Fancy Caps Fancy Head Dresses
Skirts. OF the best and cheapest quality.
cheap. and very superior style of Corset. with bgs
tie .c .t. besides ali the other articles usually
prIS.d uIi,er the head cf Staple Millinery.
Particular attention will be paid to bleaching and
lor.nG and sh. hopes to satisfaction TO those who
favor her Will, their cssiom
Her shop will he foEud the north side Main 81 81,
first doOE OF thr Mansion House.
apoU u. VI. HUNT.
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on Nudison, TofuhpJss Street, Otsd,ca Illinois,
As do business strictly Cash basis, have eve
ry facility FOR ManuiacturingI enabled sell low
any other House in the West
All kinds of Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
hand and made q order fleclSl e. W SANFORD
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Ctfc- mir, don, sg.>t Dftosrd B,E, Hdi Street.
OTTAWA. Ills
TAR 6. would respectfully call The attention oi tiose
suffering from Ciron, DjscaseE, particularly Sco-
Tuja White swelling Sal; Rlruu, Eruptions of the Face
and skin Sc4'd Head od sores, and AL diseases ARISING
from impurities of the blood
p-furutitieS. Curvatures, and Diseases o' the
Spine Distortions of the Feet, Contracted Limbs Stn
JeiHt- &C.
Cancer treated upon entirely new principIe' ana
~i,b . surc,,. heretofore uuequaIed. api
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NJ / /. /. l X T. Il y
MISS AVERY

show the full stock than mention ia all, please
20 and for y0ur-eIV-s
y. B--Country Mliners supplied with patterns and
Straw Goods.
Bleaching and pressing done
Rooms corne of Main and Columbus Street. ap30
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G. l.. THOMPSON.
T.. Z e:Eses:s:

DRUGS. Patent Medjcjaes Paints, oils, Vdrnishe
Dee StuTN dc, dc,
Between Glover Cooks and RediicA's Block.
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e. GnCDHstN; ~. ~. :.ox

Phusirian. SH,g,O1, ami Depttst-Ottt'rd' J"'nots.
Di-e4s, % tile - and + r cured Once IL a.",
er'. Block corner OF La Sale and Mill sts. APPS =;
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DruJyist. B0okssii<r, IRd SsttiOHs,'-OttT'cd, H.
Second in Nattnger's block south side OF the
cesrt house square VI
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Odd Fellowship seeks by the rays of
truth to light up this gloom-by the strong
arm of Love tolift this incubus-by Friend
ships power to break these chains-by
Faith to pierce this veil, while Hope goes
beyond all these death-shadows, and Char
;tv mikes man q kin to God
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BY WIN. 0SMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID. =. JONES & Co..
Land and ColLection agency, Ohd'Cd, Illinois
Particular given to the collection and secur
lag Of claims the purchase and sale of real estate the
1aymen; Of taxes, &c.
Collections made in all parts of the State -
UGcs in SanSers Block corner of Main and La Saiie
H,r..r. ID. y. JONES,
TURN ~ ENGLISH,
..Ia ED NJ. FRY.
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yOls.:;T WILSON.

ittorpry anil 1DrGs~2O5 at LEic-rfd'rH- HE
Ole in leiIich's block, uP stairs ia tie rooms 4
nerIy occupied ~ the Fr@e If-1~, printing Office
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nAyiD =. JONES
i. Az sES

sVN
Attorns,, ant C5tsaStuOJ at LdJC-OfT'rG, Nf.
orice in Sanger block, Up stairs
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WASHINGTON NEAT MARKET,
La Sale ST, ttro dooys nth Of the Geiger House,
FDssE, Il " sais.Ei
XIyILI be pIease. to see riends and sell them
w everything that can found in a we'll reguat ed
Meat Market, reasonable rates.
Cash paid for Pork and Beef. j. ID fohD,
oc2S NJ "hahEi.
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Not> ColarafssiOn, and Insurance Broker
oHcs with W. II ". CusIInan, Esq, over Bank oi ot-
my29
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ILIsiCiIH and .>II.IeOn
Particular attention! given 70 surgery
o~ce in Gibson * Brothers new block. La Sal
Street; one door south Of BI.vA Coles Furniture sor
sep25
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Dr. CSgrs. OTTO.

German Drugg.stHHd 4 ACotLecdrU. Nam 81. OttGUs
WHOLESALE AND RETAiL)
Importer OF Drugs Chemicals, French Cosnise Bran
ff-a WIues Sc..Sc. auy2o
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A CORRESPONDENT sends the Providence

! A CORRESPONDENT sends the Providence
Journal the following clever teavesty upon
the telegraphic dispatches in which the
sensation papers delight, and requests it
to head it in its largest capitals, ttHfghly
Important" and to add the other attract
i've headings which are common in such
cases:
President Buchanan, it is currently re-
ported, thinks seriously of commencing
his message Immediately.
The several Secretaries are vigorously
at work in preparing their annual reports.
They will present accounts of their par
ticular departments, and present the pub
lie with the operations of the government
for the past year. They will also endeaYor
to render them the usual length, that the
people may readily see that they have not
been idle.
Two bowie knives and revolver, marked
G., found in the house of Capt. Brown, arc
supposed to have belonged to Horace
Greeley, and contributed by him towards
the Instruction An 'Eold! white coat'1 was
also found among Browns effects, which is
undoubtedly the venerable garment of Mr..
Greeley, and by him probably given to
Brown when Greeley passed through Kan
sns. 1t has been sent to the Democratic
Committee in New York.
1t is now. believed that Gov. Stewards
visit to Nubia, where there is considera-
BILE negro population, has something to do
with the abolition movements, and indi-
rcctly with the emeute at Harpers Ferry.
The U. S. Vice Consul in Egypt, Mr.. De
Leon, has been written to to keep his eye
on Seward, and advise our government of
what he may discover.
The famous cricket match between "All
England Eleven" and the Western Cont
nent, including both hemispheres, has
Just come off The new world was COM
pletely "knocked into a cooked hat" and
the John Bulls declared victors.
The United States Strong Wo-
mans Association have challenged sthe
"All England Eleven" to game of back
CANNON, which the latter have accepted.
The game is to be conducted strictly on
scientific principles, at Washington, under
the superintendent of the Smithsonian
institution.
The San Juan affair continues to occupy
the serious attention of the President
Dispatches of peculiar nature have been
sent to Gen. Scott The British Minister
and Mr.. Appleton were seen together this
morning on the avenue, whence it is evil
dent that something is brewing.
stop this dispatch to announce thatthe
President is now fully occupied with his
message, which l have every reason for
believing, will be everything thatthe coun-
try expects.