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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

NV STORE II oTTAwA-Read the adver-
ti~emcnt of I Y. WATERMAN K Co They
have really got up something new, and
something which we predict will prove
popular and viii pay, as it deserves to
They have opened in Hossack. $ block,
next corner west of the Bank of Ottawa, a
new store on a large scale-cmbracing dry
goods. groceries, clothing. boots and shoes.
hardware, in short about everything the
farmer or householder ordinarily needs
In connection with their store, they have
a large yard, and a number of sheds. here
farmers can leave their wagons and horses
under shelter and without danger o: hav-
ing them plundered while attending to
their business. Comfortable rooms are
also provided where farmers can leave
their families while off elsewhere These
new and important features, with heavy,
varied and superior stock of goods, with
low prices, &c, we are sure will prove such
attractions. that Messrs w Il Co. must
soon do an enormous business.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by simple remedy after having suffer-
several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrpon used Gree OF CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing and using the which they will find
CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c
The only object of te advertiser in sending the Pre-
scripon is to benefit the afflicted and spread nforna.
ton which lie conceives to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy it will them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc2o-ly Williamsburrh, Kings County, New York
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The Case of Wesley Ii. Fisher.

The case of W. 3. Fisher, on the charge
of numbering his wife in Ottawa some two
years ago was TO have been tried last week
in the Grundy Circuit Court 1t appears,
however, on the meeting of the Court, that
by general consent of Judge, attorneys,
&c. all the causes on the docket were con-
tinued over to the February term, Fisher
with the rest, and the Court adjourned
without doing any business We presume
the lawyers, &c., were too deeply immersed
in politics to waste time on such tritiing
matters as the interests of their clients and
the public.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

NoTRE DAME UNIVERSITY, lNDIANA-At
tention is invited 10 the advertisement in
another column, of this we'll known educa-
tional institution. We notice in a catalogue
before us, the names of quite a number of
students from Ottawa and vicinity Its
situat on (uear South Bend, Ind.,) is
healthy and delightful, and its accommo
dations for pupils, anG means of instruc-
ton are Of the highest order There is no
College in the West that enjoys better
reputation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

The EUsu FOR kEEosENE.-A month or
two ago Earl & Son laid in what they sup
posed would be nearly a winter supply Of
Kerosene for their customers. On the ap-
proach of the long evenings, however, the
rush for the article became so great that
ten days ago they were clean sold out Of
the article. They had ordered a new sup
ply, however, and it has come-2O or 80
barrels of the best, and they will take good
care not to be caught without it again
Candles and fluid are at discount-even
gas is neglected for Kerosene, which is su-
perseding all other lights.
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MARRTED-At the Ottawa House the 18th inst. -,
by the Rev. L. Coleman, Mr.. WILLIAM Povi and Miss
MARIAN c MORGAN.
At the house % Mr. Z. X. Brown, South Ottawa. on
the 18Th inst. ny the Rev. r NJ. Morse Mr.. AbE. How
and Miss MATILDA T. HnPPLE.
DIED In this city, "wednesday nlerngn. the l'ih
ms, .! cuusump.iou- SARAH HAL, daughter OF Mrs
Caroline VI Murray, aged t~-ls- and ten months.
IL the OF Day The - h inst. of ID. ptlle-
ria, MARY FILA. only daughter % Thomas b. and Han
nah ]. ALDerlv. ag.l B yeLr- and month.
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Otta(pa fire. Grabtr.
LOCAL. MATIERS'
Democratic Meetings.

The regular meetings of the Ottawa de
mocratic Club at the Court House will be
continued EVERY Monday evening until
after the election Next Monday evening
it is expected Judge PARKS, of Aurora, and
other able speakers will address the
meeting
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Oct. %, 1860.
Flour-winter wheat, 81. 75a3 pr loo; spring "
extra, s.. 5Oa215; spring W fine 200.
Corn Ueai-SOas .OOpr. 100.
Uhedt-Wintcr, SQaS5c; spring. 72al5
Co,u-Ear BIC for IS lbs; shelled 35c for IS lbs.
Oats--l7c for So lbs.
I;ar{ey-4Oa43c for 4S lbs.
Rye-40c.
Ztn.Othy .>eed-s1 .65
Potdt0es-20c. p. bush.
Eggs-9c
Butt"F-l2-al4c.
Caif Skias-1c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
of Mr.. HoLLEcKER, offering grocery and
liquor establishment for sale This is a
profitable stand, and is offered for sale only
because Mr H. desires to quit business,
that he may spend year or two travelling
in Europe.
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First Class Insurance agency.

Home Insurance Company. New York,
Capital s1o9a,o-0; Surplus 100000.
Charter Oak Insurance Coz. Hartford,
Capital $4,000; Sur US so 600
Mel chants' Insurance Co., Hartford,
Capital S2000G9.
Park Fire Insurance Co.. New York,
Capital. 100000.
EDWARD FANEs. hgent.
iun5o 1T Lte cay Bank, ara.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

Ottawa at Prof l. Stones Academy Hall,
on Tuesday evening of next week, at
o'clock, FOR the purpose of organizing class
es in vocal music. VIII give practical il
Illustrations with the voice and me!odeon.
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CUICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO Oct %. 1860
The demand for Flour was not active yesterday,
and the transactions on Change were limited to a
few hundred barrels of supcrne and spring wheat
extras, at S25a375 for the former, and ST 20a4 30
for the latter There a good demand for
Wheat at the opening of Change, and prices were
stiff at the outside prices of Wednesday, but the
majority of holders stiff. and prices soon adj
vanced lla3c The bulk of the transactions were
at 1gaSUc for No > spring, s2saS3c for No. do,
and SiaS5c. for Northwestern Club, closing at the
outside quotations Corn in fair demand at
33aa3ic for No. ;, and 34sa35c. for No. III store
New rejected was dull at CSC. Oats were steady at
I7al7.c in store and Is!c. afloat. Rye and Barley
unchanged. Freights quiet, with four vessels IN
port-IIB.es, oct. 2jM.
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arriyai ana Departure OF Nails.

" IT. J.. tIBSUN, IUNT Wtsfer.
OTTAWA, Oct. !, 1860.
Western Hril, Chic-go and Rock Island Railroad
arrives 3 ~; closes ! % A. NJ.
EoNt4ra N1H, by same railroad, arrives l:20 P. NJ;
closes 100 p NJ
Fr,e'fo5a NGU, arrives at y NJ. Tuesdays and Fri
days depart, ~ lao P. days.
NorfiriH~ H1d, arrives Fridays Pm; departs Sa-
tUriay- i \. VI.
Li,toa Ntil arrives Saturdays Y NJ departs Sat-r-
days r.
Io"icl .HaH, arrives Thursdays and Saturday a. u
NJ; departs day u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

PUBLIC LEcTUREs.-We learn that three
or four enterprising gentlemen will next
week call on our business men and those
interested in literary and scientific lee
lures, to solicit material aid to form a sink
ing fund that will guarantee a course OF
first class lectures. 1t is hoped that every
man will be ready to aid this excellent ar
ranoement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING Citizens
and Strangers in want of clothing, should
remember the closing out sale Of L. Rauc Oh
Il Co. They offer their entire stock at
cost, and from all appearance they are
selling their goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

At the request of friends, o. both poltical
ties announce myself candidate at the approach
ing election for the Office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court
of this county In making this direct appeal to Tor
your seTrages is proper that Is-oud say that dis
all interfering with politics
organizations, OF attempting 10 influence voter
lis choice Of legislative, state tickets
am an independent candidate, standing aloof from
political combinations. relying Tor success upon the
favorable consideration Of the people alone.
Peru, July Is, 1860. HENRY :. BEEBE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

Mr. f Frank Ford, who has dealt in
musical instruments in this city for several
years past, is now settled in Ottawa. We
commend him to the citizens of Ottawa as
a man in every way capable as a teacher Of
vocal and instrumental music-ATors
Es1r1n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

Mr., OsNAS:-In giving the electoral
votes some time back, your figures must
be wrong, as the Northern votes only foot
up Isl against 12O, making only sol in
all. Such tables are not worth cutting
out
The error is in Vermont, which should
be "5' instead of az"
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H00fLkND'S GERMAN PILL,

being well known throughout Europe and
commentator here. They purely vegetable are
prepared with great exactness and No
better Catharc Pill found PRICE % cts per box
These medicines prepared by DIR. c. VI JACKSON
Co. Philadelphia, Pa. and Louis. Mo- and sold by
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere The sig
of C. NJ. JACKSON Will be the outside Of each
bottle or box.
In Ersrytody's almanac published annually, You
Will find testimony and conmendatory notices from all
parts Of the country These Amanacs given away By
all our agents
For sale ia Ottawa by q l. I'll DN"SDN, D. WALK
Re, E. Y. GEIGCS, and VI. KNEUSsL. nov12
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Ties, FiIs SHouG mt t- taken f rgaEes during the
FIRST THREE NONTU>o OF Pr.gnaary, as they are
sure brjus n NteGrr,cge, Jat a. any 9th time
they st,fs.
In alcases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion, Papita
tisn sf the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect a when all other means have failed, and a.
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, calome
antiuisny. or anything hIrtfui the constitution.
Full directions the pamphlet around eack package,
which should he carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSES, date I. c. baldwin { Co..
Rochester. y. Y.
EB-sI and c postage stamps enclosed TO any u
horned Agent, viii bottle Of the rs by return
mail For sale by L. /. GRIGGS.
myf2-fu Ctt0rrd. III.
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DIRECT TRADE.

lis
The Palestine (Texas) Advocate copies recent
article Of our's this subject. and adds the fol
lowing
For some weeks past Texas has been flooded
with asi.nts of New York houses. and NE l,..sume
it is the case in nearly all of the Southern States
From reliable source we learn that in New York
the average falling off in good Southern houses, in
this springs trade, has reached from $40 900 to
900 per week. What would it be were the
people Of the South to consult their best interests
and encourage as they should do, this direct trade
| movement Let our Southern seaport merchants
see TO it that the movement SO auspciously begun
is encouraged even TO golden fIuition.
This Is good advice. Some of the New fork i'm
porters are sound and reliable men, who have no
disposition to interfere in the domestic affairs Of
the Southern States. But there are others, whose
agents traverse not only Texas but other States of
the South, who make money out Of the Southern
trade and then turn round and abuse and yillify
our section Of the country. Southern merchants,
in their dealings, ought to discriminate between
the two as far as possible-Abut the best way, in
Justice TO themselves and their section, would be
10 import altogether for themselves. Then, they
| would know that they were not nnisterfng to the
prosperity of people who, although in the same
Union with US and bound by every consideration
Of honor and fraternity and patriotism to let us
alone. are yet all the time endeavoring to subject
the South to their political domination Direct
trade and the cutting off the supplies from North
ern importers, would have the happiest effect in
restoring them to their senses 1t is Of the utmost
political consequence to the South, independent of
the material benefits in financial point of view,
that the system ofdirect trade, 90 auspciously
commenced, should be carried on until the South
secures her complete commercial independence.
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OCEAN spRInoa The Ocean Springs Hotel will
be open for visitors hy the 10Th Of June, prox., a.
Witt he seen by reference 10 The advertisement,
which w this day publish to that effect. This
auasnserjng place pfers the peculiar advantage to
wishing to lc'uaiisl.uar the city, Of having
henn hitherto entirely tree Of epidemic. 1t pos,
G6aaas addition III THE uaual attractions Of Gulf
skeze t1e waters q mineral spring famed
fas their curative powers. Read che advertise
5l<1H11< ss f4s z4a
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rIaE munlcIpAL CANVASS.

"a x y.
The municipal oaasass y ufARlhg W caose.s n
one short week Y will have terminated ana 'ne
government of this great metfopos' tor TWO years.
SO far as Its executive departments are coneefneu
with onehaif of the civic legislature VIII pass hto
tho hands of those whom ma1ortfy OF the people
may designate SIS fit and proper custodans- What
ever the result may be, or however the election
may eventuate, there ii no appeal, and according
to the theory and practice Of our government,
there should be none from legally manifested de-
cision Of the sovereign voters. For our part, we
shall be satisfied with full and fair expression of
popular sentiment, whether adverse Or favorable
Is lie positions We have seen proper to assume in
accordance with the promptings of our own con-
science and the duty we owed, in common with all
good citizens, to society. Having had no private
purposes to subserve, and having something, per-
haps TO lose and little or nothing to gain, by the
course we have felt compelled to pursue, we GER
tainy can claim 1T the hands Of all honorable and
Intelligent citizens thu credit Of disinterestedness
as well as a desire to subserve what we conceive
to be the highest interests Of the community, in
which We have lived long and in which, whether
scr veal 81 woe. everything We possess or prize il
permanently and indissoIubly connected.
BEING fnlly embued with these convictions, we
baye the consolation Of knowing that we are sus-
tained ~ fhe hest citizens Of he town, ia each
and avery District. ana that, consequently, we
cannot Re far from The correct and proper course.
"a FAR The canvass has been marked with I'M
psnal anet,dA There has been little or no excite
ment. outWardIy The public pulse has given forth
10 srnptom Of ordinary, much less extraordinary,
stimulation. Yet. under all this, if we are not
wider Of the mark than we ever were in our lives,
and VIZ feel confident that we are not, there ia a
powerful under current sweeping along and
:. 3, =, - u.
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ia E41IR1Er's PsEPx ARID GLuE--We wou!d can fba
q gnr sEe = and na n preset linz tiid
ftsrand 1tlae With hfs.i rs ias#,ssT
@ " s1n11s esr p9or Old Union lievonsy shatterr v
sh0Hs m the publc fe4lig hi ii tus III,
MI I'LL ssS u Will ths II cabnos MI
aisf from Hctsal SCH kecing experience a iii
nuf1altE Of hsaAshcd economy arr "a n,ss
sss ~ y 70 maks u believe in rs utmost possibilities Fraa
nn1 ta2tes Yhpic bs,eab iS y1ssesr
hsss * ses al n n9s IN srog lovingly agher M China
mi u eHsn gea snccess HI this wendeF
asa + Mno ~ nnsang sdarre III eccneu,v
ssnss he sdnisssca II n1opssisss Y edsn
as &c III sssa Z Is. ws are soa
e as n 5saiA md cos.u5siss " aa.
aN ~ strong ha An a{fsei
III original ,cissr " y NV rlses
shs n-s 81 families and planners ehAeston Cous;@r
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DxmD

On Sunday Che 18th inst, O'Clock r. NJ Of consumption
a. II. aieE ARIAND. aged 81 seass.
His friends Invited his funeral this afternoon at
socock from his residence Clara street. Perddo.
HS~New York and Texas papers please copy.
On Sunday morning, the 9Th insi 9ts o'clock MARIA
c. daughter Of Geo Eaon ESQ., Of St Johns NJ B and wife
OF "A. b. Sceye, of this CRY. aged % years.
R-Boston, Cincinnati and New Brunswick papers please
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1kT j IRRITATION We we're lately struck
y ! fesse p this question, which appeared
n the sk1pe NJ 4 correspondence IN tho columns
( N Sasx naig hboFs &Hd apparently endorsed by
iiszoH " tiaHre put down as TIL fruit Of
: Alasil inysnticn, which IS called forth by mans
they being greater IN exact ratio With
"a aanaisy W population. Hence the existence Of
lSA pEoportion Win density Of
X M Hsate ssain Chinese, East Indian
4 ~ Azicen eisiIxSsions are far greater than
~ rxa4 VI
" * shis xpianasior " only MI
u q Nv she spietg which follows II. when the
~ Int i9ious ferlas, 30 far from hast
cISiI hnve only retasded Il In-trnth,
~ N siot asEaly high development u
s NJ inventive facalti II II the development of
az pan's faculties intellectual and moral. Even
i'll xhe intsllecspSE powers IN great activity,
n xes1bn, inss diezn6fy ste natisn could
nck ny S1SSidered ially civilissd IL III among the
1lI2hs j was STEPPED ID tie immoral hor-
I'M AZ pagnnizm and sacrificed living merf to the
Sicsss peoRie lnay indeed, ~ did the
Izoinpispy caSry insellccfnai civilization
peffeeflony but without revealed religion
mors faculties must lic, for the most part, 90
Il snl TIED nj ~ class them, in that re-
8 p&6k 6I10ng hnftaxians
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81 rHE AyrIaorrD. Persons suffering Fl ON dis.
1r ls5 6pd difficult 70 obtain relief may md II
IA ths h consult she adyerscenss y j. wright d
VT q " ioApwiax ARTICLES Wrghs Russnating Elixir
~ Asaas psssseeat inestieas Daiey,s Magical Pain
j ~ seses,H aud = ARzners Canadian yernifnxs.,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28

fkRATtoa ron CASrEn. Elsewhere will be
1aHa u his nature W Dit Howe,
QIxna xhs which VIA taken from liz breast il
aefst about i've pounds and Is Is Be seen Il Dr.
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& gtzss Fa4s fzc See advertisement a Measrs
GsshsAFA 1sa "a New Issss apd /, rulon s,yss II
8fz nais fasrts wslnals ginger 1ss lssaun SWIM IA
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RgaLlc scHoeL ExAxiaATIoE Second District.
These examinations commence on June 4th,
Txos The details III places, hours, etc., will be
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n8~Ninth Ward American Club, Third Dis
TRIcThs Club will at the Of Louisa and Great
men Streets every THURSDAY EVENING o'clock pre-
cisey, until further notice.
By order of the President:
mylT 2pif THEoDuLE BAGHEMIN, Sec'y
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5REkg BAMa aISs sfessrs. Bentl,nx,sen re.v;. d
aie w oifssss, ,n,,sln rotss ~ e1aa.
Robes Heh SO SIS going on nov Al feosa
~ ~ and others b, proportion ~
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no. Grfstadoro's Excelsior Dyc Il unrt-
vailed III the world.
No other dye has been araiyzed
No other dye produces such faatless eolos
No other dye can be applied Nc rapidly
No other dye ii % lasting in liz effects.
~ o.hsr dye improves the texture u tho hair.
has been analysed By Dr. Chiffon, Chemist 10 The Croop
#aer Boatd Of New York and certified By him 10 be as harm
less as eeson Water His certificate may seen al ss ossb
lishment Of The proprietor.
i'll sold eyerywhsre. and applied by nh Hair Dreasars
For sae in New Orleans, wholesale and retal BY j
WRIGHT CO., % and itI Charities street. General Agents
mss 2pfmaw cRisTADORo. No Asior House, n Y
1S-speer's Elder Wines foar years old.
Containing no rnstnre q spirits or any other liquor
II Is an invaluable .enic
Giving tene and vlsur 10 the ssstem
y = especially suited fu delicate and children
Also for tAmiIy use, and FOR ths aged and lnfa,
And every csse where nuiasiss cordial il required
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYAE No ia, Cana,
ss A4a % ptussssts generally. myio spIu4s
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a Feature.


a Feature.
SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS.
rnxn pATHarSr xo1kH.
SIX HUNDRED DOZEN. ACTUAL COUNT.
THE PATENT YOKE SHIRTS are superior 10 any other
make for sale in New Orleans.
BosoMs made up in all the various styles viz Small Fancy
Large, Cross Puff and Full
CuFFs-French, English and Regular;
Bishop, Byron Turnover without Collars, all
sizes Of neck and length Of the arm. F
Prices from s1a to $50.
THE SIN FOR SIX DOLLARS
Are superior to any other at the same cost,
Patent Yoke all Linen Shirts ss4
All Linen Shirts, very cheap. scr
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
Under Shirts.
SILK, CAMBRIA COTTON. GAUzE MERINo, FLANNEL
AND COTTON.
Drawers.
GAuzE MERINo, ALL LINEN, COTTON AND CAM
BRIG DRAWERS.
Half Hose.
Isle THREAD WHITE AND BROWN COTTON etc.
Kr.sySu .,y,I~n-.
Full Assortment-sold in quantities suit small
over factory prices.
Large Stock Of
Trunks, Valises and Carpet-Bags.
UMBRELLAS, etc.
ALFRED MUNROE d CO.,
sroRY BUILDING,
myas 2p6t Corner Camp and Common streets.
Clothing !! Clothing!
MORE FRESH GOODS
THE STORY BUILDIN q z
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
Are in receipt Of large additions their previous stock by
recent arrivals, consisting Of
BLACK CLOTH AND SINGLE MILLED FRocKs.
MERIEo, FRENCH and ENGLISH FRooKs and sAcs.
+ BoMBAZINE d. B. and s. B.
BARBOUR, MI qualities, -
ALPACA,
CASHMERE and SILK MIXED sUITs-alI qualities.
FLANNEL, NAVY and VIRGINIA sUITs-to match
\ sEEEsUCKER and LINEN \.
MARsEILLEs-Whie, Fancy, Celored and Check.
SILK. BLACK BoMBAzINE and BARBOUR
Boys ana Children's Clothing.
A LARGE sToCK-made up in every possible shape
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
my2s 2pst Corner Camp and Common streets.
Fresh Consignment
w IT IHE g 6 . ID :,
JOHN TODD.
IL and IA. .Chartres st.........Ia and ii
Some to BE sold by order Of the Manufacturers,
Regardless of Cost!
fine FAMILY LINEN $50 pieces of 3 yards wortf
SI4 piece.
Thompson celebrated IRISH LINENS at ST
apiece Of 70 yards--werth sls piete
8 do at sI4 piece Of % yards-worth So 3d.
cases "A BIEACHED DOMESTIC, at 9c.-worth lie.
cases Al WARREN MILLS, at l0c.-worth l2l.c.
8 50 in. YORK MILLS, 121s :. &c.,
cases IS in. LOUISIANA, Il ~. 2oc
1900 yards White india oKGANDY TX yards wide, for Shawl
and Dresses, at 75c per yard-worth 81 SO.
$50 pieces White Dotted SWISS 81 81 piece
being one half usual prices.
$50 dozen 5-s LINEN CAMRRIC HANDKERcHIEFs, a
~ 59p dozen-worth IS per dozen.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
ORGANIZES JaCoNETs BAREGEs, PoPLINs,
And every description Of
DRH . GOODS,
| just opened-new styles in the following
cases ENGLISH LAWNS, at 121kc.
| cases fine FRENCH oRGANDIEs, at l5c.
cases FRENCH PRINTED JAcoNETs, at zoe
/ Fl
~ B.-NEW STYLE oRGANDY ROBES,
Half Prie!!
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Worms, the BNsae Of Children
Have their errors since introduction wINER
l. II aIuf ffrf
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be mild and gentle than Its effects hut ii does wor
radically, removing every vestige of the disease.
| For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
| ri and I5l Ghartres street,
4 3fendS Eniep