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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-26

OVER the line, in Canada they are quite
as ina,iisitve as their Yankee neiehbors.
Some wears since, tbs Receiver General
was travelling on steamboat with consider
able funds for Government, and for the
sake of safety and privacy he engaged the
whole of tho ladies cabin. The passen-
gers were all alive to ascertain the reason
Of this arrangement and especially to
know the business the great man could
have on hand to require so much room
and money At length one Of them, more
bold than the rest, yentured " introduce
the subject as the Receiver was walking
the deck, and approaching him, asked if
he was engaged on a government contract
Yes"
A very largo oneY
Yes"
MAY ask what it Is
"Yes" ...,a o.,
Welt pray sir, what is itg, -,
WHY. You see" said the Receiver Ge-
peral With great seriousness, "the King
Of England has made a present to the
King of Siam of his half of Lake Ontario,
and am engaged to bottle it off,
No more questions asked
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DOCTOR HARRIS.
n. MELISSA

nFFICE in the second story of Shuers tuiidins nea
y tie BanE Of Ottawa. Residence East Main street
..,t Of Fox River aug32
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THE having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewell Finley, where lie intends to the
business extensive scale. IIehas on hand and
in receipt Of the best quality of American, TIA
and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture, &c. As lac has of
the best workmen in the country, he feels
that h. get up anything in his line in a superb
style, together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n. n Orders from distance earnestly solicited. and
proml .ly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
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Spring and Summer Millinery.
La Sale st, ono door sout. Of Gtbsoas Store
MIR s. Il \ K B /. L,
MISS AyEUYD

HAS removed from the
IL C rner OF Main and
Columbus sts. to LA Sa lie
street, one door south O,
& G.bson'. Furniture Store.
where she Will open her
new Spring and Summer
Stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS.
Having tIkcn a new and
inuci. larger Store, she is
prepai ed TO show a very
elegant assortment, at the
loves; price possible.
Her stock OF STRAW
GO0DSis large and hoirc.
All the new style Braiis I;
the Rough and knot-ed
Braid =; the Tulip and Rice I;
the fine English Leghorn I,
fine soft Straws, fiorenc-s
and Pedals Children and
Misses fine Leghorn Hats /;
Infants and Boys Tur-
bans; brown and white
Hats, a nice quality, trim
rIed, for fl.to 70 81. Sha-
her Hoods. The fn- Tulip
and knotted Braid Hats.
Sill. ard Grape Bonnets. in
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SPRING TR
Change Of ROSinoSS'

Il HAVE sold my entire stock of Lumber in Ottawa
Utica, and Marseilles, to s. II. S-amons Co OF
Two Rivers Wisconsin, and slaa Sell their Lumber
commission, the present
have made arrangements with the Company to
ceve much larger stock OF
Lamjer Lath, Ntngles and Cedar Posts
Than have ever had before. Th Logs hav. been
under direction, and the Lumber will be sawed
pressly for this market, and will be shipped to di
rectiy from, the Mills.
Bills OF Lum TO order on short notice.
ap9 GEORGE BRISTOL
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Root and Shoe shop

Root and Shoe Shop.
7 AM prepared to manufacture to order Gents
] Morocco, Calf and Kip Boots Also, Ladies'
Kid, Goat, Calf, and undressed Morocco Bootees,
3aiters and Buskins.
Heel Caters and Eootees made in good STYLE Of good
'ock
Shop over J NJ. Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, Ill.
Repairing neatly done. All work warranted.
feb21 d. L. TUCKER.
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e. G.. GOODRICH.

SsrGdH Druggist and 4 iDottecdr-v Hnin ST. Otsd,eH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-)
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, French CoEnias Bran.
dies Wines, &c. &c auf2S
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le above market, after having been greatly enlarged
/ and thoroughly repaired. is op-n and ready for
tile accommodation Of the public. No expense has
spared in furniture and fixtures .to make place
thy OF our City, and both pleasant hope will
profitable, to visit. We propose keen hand.
to customers in style Of superior all
kinds of meats such
Beef, in steaks, dried, corned, &c. Mutton
Veal Huns >.onhders, Pork, fresh and salt, Yankee
sausages, &c, &c.
Also, all kinds oi game in its season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes.
In short, everything appertaning well regulated
City Market.
sale OF all kind, of fresh vegetables supplied from the
best garden in the vicinity of the City.
S- Neat iciii be deiirered in p"rt Of the city.
/ ap25 JEREMIAH WOOD.
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Dr.. HARD 4 McAEsTHUR

Ha ing themselves g-t-r for the practice
profession, respectfully tender their services "a
the citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity.
B.-AIl persons a isbted to either OF the under
sig ed are requested call immediately and arrange
the
clce Hun,e-s Drug Store. La salle st.
c. HARD II. D.
janl3 r. ~ NCARTfUR. NJ D.
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Fairbanks Scales.

V7EIUII LOCK, KAl'road Track,
w Railroad Depot, Miners and
HIN Transportation. Hay. Goa and Stock,
III Portable Platform, Dormant Hopper
Scales. for Grain, and all the varie
! ties of Counter Scales.
kSsA For sale ty
( ns8ulA GEO. ". PIERCE, Agent,
y r. ~ wes. side of Court House Square.
-saaZzGHs.@ nov26-lys
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ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
L.. w. VAN DOREN.
Eclectic k'by>frian,
ONCE Pi<rque's Store, south side Court Uonss.
TNHyAS DOREN with his Baths and Medicines. is
prepared to all forms OF Chronic and Conati-
tutisnsI Diseases. lie .fectualy draw mercury out
Of system ard msyically relieve the patient when
suffering from Salvation and Aercural Sores efectnE
a permanent cure. Also, in all forms of scroiuia.
Rhe umaism, Neuralgia, Erysipeas, salt Ehedn, Scaid
Head Deafness and ringing in the Catsrrh. Bron-
ehtis Asthma Consumption in Grst and second stages,
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Piles, Gravel and Kidney
Affections Decayed Zones. Fever Sores, White Swell
ing Contracted Cords Stiff Joints, &c, &c. Cancers
and Tumors successfully cured without the of the
knife jan4
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GUSTAV KOCH.
Whitesmith and Machinlst
ASSISTANT TO INVENTORS IN
Model Making ana Draughting.

AANTFACTURkR OF
BURGLAR SAFE LOCKS.
Key Fitting and Stencil Cutting; Cattle Brands Of all
descriptions. and Cutlery and Surg al Instrumen
made to order
Repairing Of all kinds At the lowest prices and
Warranted to give satisfactieu.
Shop. up stairs, over BruRker's Gun Shop, On Main
st.. near tox RivF Bridge. nylS
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Or. w. II. WESCOTT,
Buffalo Analytico Medical Institute
Established for the treatment Of al chronic diseases
HR WESCOTT visits Ottawa regularly every four
IL and six weeks
lie treats successfully Consumption, Diseases of the
Lungs Liver, Heart and kidneys, Cutarrh, Pieurisy,
Rheumatism. Gout, Dropses, Nervous Diseases, Apo
p.xy Palsy Epilepsy Fits Asthma or Pnthisic Neu-
ragia Diabetes Gravel Scrofna Hip Diseases Ulcers,
Tumors Erup;ions, liumors Piles, and all Female Com
plants go =,
Our remedies are Vegetable. We will not make sick
to make we'll down to build up again. CON
sJITATION FREE api7
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lNAlC ". ANKE
FARM IIRS ATTENTION.
DREW Il MAIERuOFER

Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered
FARM E.RS ATTENTION,
DREW MAlERHOFER
"a AVE the pleasure of inform :
Ny i.:y the farmers OF La Sale
w and surrounding counties. that
V-<-.-.x.r they manu- facturing at their
~AN at their large establishment at
S the side-cut lock. the main
cana in Ottawa, in 4 style and cheapness hherto
unapproached in northern Illinois, all kinds of
Agricultural Implements,
Such common Securing one- Xorse, ant Prairie
RIO WS. Adrrotrs Catirotors, Horse lakes, DC,
In short all kinds OF heavy farmers tools Their machi-
merry is all perfect. and propelled by abundant
nevcr-faing water power. Farmers invited to call
and examine their work whether they wish chase
or not. -1Htteir ,c0,k Is ,rdyronted.
Orders from distance promptly attended to- and i'm.
! charge. feb3-u d. K N.
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T.. Il. iIAYRIRY.

PhysiciGR and Su|G<on-Ottded, Illinois,
Naving permanently located in this city, lie viii be
Plersed his attention TO those who may desire lis
prof. ssoDa services.
o. ice in Z g. iALDEsT'r new building, corner o. La
Sal and Madison juno
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

BY j. II. WHEELER.
TSHE undersigned would respectfully inform the inha
4 bitants OF Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared to furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers
such Butter Soda Lemon Boston, Oyster Abernetha
aud Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread
choicest selection constantly on hand. All Kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to rder.
subscriber having spared pains expense in
6,ting up wagon for the convenience and accommoda-
tion OF his customers and the public generally
able furnish anything in their line those who de-
Those wishing tn. New York Wagon call daily,
will please send their orders the n y Bakery, to
the Post Office.
EV Remember the place, in Edwards Block, a few
III. Thompson's Main Street. Send in
your orders, and they will receive prompt attention.
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Agricultural Implements,

canal. in Ottawa in style and at cheapness hitht
unapproached in northern Illinois, all kinds of
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Drp Bcn6s.
III f r G IL A n L 8
AND DEALERS IN
ELASTIC vULCANlzED RUBBER GOODS.

ELASTIC VULCANlZED RUBBER GOODS.
Mr.. JUDsON win protect Merchants again,. Mr. DAYS suits
wiihou charge taeIn the following terms;
let An shall be rendered OF all Vucantzed Rubber
Goods sold by them October 1885, Of all Goods now on
hand, arrive.
I'd They shall sree pay Mr. Judson the same rate OF tariffs
which charge In the trade when his
title estabhed the Courts will grant inunctons against
innseA Mr. Jua,on proposes make uniform and liberal
settlements with all rho subscribe ths agreement.
pot that may received boeae not to be sold without
Mr.. Judson's license and siamps
We surprised Mr. Day. after the full hearing of the
bill aud In the United States Circuit Court OF
Dc between him and t;he only parties claiming any
le ieres, in the rights In conoyersy should bring new
suits sgan.t merchants In defiance Of the order made BY the
Judge lngerso Of this Court, that Day should com
any sui the title up by him, of May a. 1885,
the compnan mht apply the Cout for an injunction re-
aDing such acts" which order Ia the files Of the Court and
is still In force.
We had abssined from bringing su against nfnsers on
rights having hope and belief that there would be
speedy decision Of this but have disappointed
The desh OF Judge grso the time that has elapsed With
any decision the immense injury Day naictng on our
nights have determined wait longer and to prosecute all
nfrnts rights cudDg everJ person who has sod or
continues sell In violation Of hsns the goods Aforesaid
purchased from Day his sgen.s having his stamps
We do wish be understood soliciting merchants to
make any arrangements with but deem our duty to de-
fine our position CHARLES GOODYEAR,
WILLIAM JUDSON,
Nos 81 and 80 PaTk row.
NewYork Feb. 10, 1900.
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vTHE INDEPENDENT for THIS WEEK

vTNHE INDEPENDENT for THIS WEEK
IS OUT THIS MORNING,
Contain rs usual variety interesting useful current and
misee llaneous reading
DR. TYNGs FOURTH ARTICLE
OF bis series OF
FAMILIAR LETTERS ON sUNDAY-sCHOoLs,
the interesting of these popular practical eon.
buttons It nsrses several signal Of the useful results
of Teaching Dr. Tynss long and ample erpe
,ence in the management of Sunday gives all that be
writes th. subject weight and importance such the pub
lie can scarcely loOk fer from any other PEN
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER,
Author Of Nothing to wer,"
Contributes fresh and sparkling paper in hs series Of
.atires on Fasscnabe Life in New-York, entitled
A SUNDAY WITH THE FUNGUS FAMILY.
As the Fungus Family already widely known not only in
the upper circles of the city, bat elsewhere win be matter
of interest to know bow fashionable family sometimes
spend Sunday in nct the most profitable way.
HENRY WARD BEECHER'S SERMON
FOR THIS WEEK
is from the text
"ADd above ali things have rvent charity yourselves.
for charity shall cover a multitude of sins"
This discOurss of the most brilliant and impressive th,t
has been preached in Plymouth Church for several months
suthers richest and happie STYLE and made
ally profound impression at the time of its delivery.
OUR FRENCH CoRREsPo PoNDENT, writing from
less place (where the Emperor will not be iey
find ou gives the latest intelligence to the position and
prospects of public affairs the Continent.
OUR ITALIAN AND ENGLISH CORRESPONDENTS
contribute fresh and interesting letters.
"A Visit to Logging Camp" by Lyman Abbott is Winter
picture which will be recognized by everybody who has
known cold weather is felt in the State Of Maine
"a FLY IN THE CATHEDRAL" A poer.
"FLoRENCE NIGHTINGALE ON NURSING"
An account of new Manuscript of the Bible from Mount
Sinai.
LETTER FROM TURKEY, giving intelligence from
Coni antinope to jan 10.
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE for this week
reviews some the significant speeches in Congress-
MORE ABOUT THE PREMIUM QUESTIONS" which
The N. Y Observer baa not yet answered.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
has rscy article
CAPITAL IN BUSINESS"
which recommended the special attention Of 81 business
who either drink gamble cheat All such per-
sons are respectfully referred this article in which they will
find some.hingt to their advantage.
TKRxss9 per annum By ai and 2 50 by carrier in the
the city. Single copies, cents
JOSEPH ii. RICHARDS, Publisher,
No. n Beekman-st, N Y.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS-A9ENrs.
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sIIrH EDITION Now RkADr.

sIITH EDITION Now RkaDg.
H,HE CASE OF DRED SCOTT: Condensed
large compact PAmphe: Of lO pages For sale at hh
office. Price rs cents
CosTEyTs
The Gaze made and Submitted 10 the Uahed Stses
Supreme Court; ~,
H. The JHdgert rendered by Chief Justice Taney wtn
his opinion In full the matters In disputei
liz The Substanee and ydTyn0 PoHn Of the wholly or paf
italy Opinions and Points Of Justices Wayne Nelson
Gnsr, Daniel Campbell aud Catron;
w. The SHbsaBe and Pofn Of Justice hcLoans dissenting
Opinion
W. Aa Andiyss Of le Poisb Ruled, and the Opinions do
HveTed; , D,,
VII The Report and Ror' With reference TO the Decision
OF the Legislature Of New. orb.
Sent by mail postage paid One copy - ets 'our copies
~ HORACE GREELEY Co,
Tribune Office, Eew-York-
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RARNUMs MUSEUM.-THIRD WEEK of
~ the greatest and most successful production yet THE
CELEBRATED OCTOROON; Or, LIFE IN LoUIsr.SA, re-
peaed every occasion, enthusi audiences WIT
MESSED BY TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE with every
demon,a ion Of hearty spprobsiion Th. IN rENsELY Ex
CITING AND DEEPLY AFFECTING Drama will be pre-
sentsd, rom THE AUTHORS COPY, with ORIGINAL
MUSIC NE& SCENERY, NEW EFFECTS, and q MOST
In the Evening at ~ in five brilliant and variety Of
iabauI inferior to nohi0g yet ia ihs AFTER
NOON, at o'clock, the the thrilling OF EVELEEN
WILSON Wa, Statue Of John Brown Livin. Baby Anacon
and enormous ssrpen Living Ksns1roos Seal ac beautiful
Aquaris Admittance IS cents children os1ts Parquete
cent
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Amusementa.

CECOND ENGLISH CONCERT:
~ hr' MozAaT H cookE sa 1,NdERT and aEREf
THEATRE ERANCAs,
Ticket. So and rs cents.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-SAPPHo.
"A GAZZANlGA -
& .pHion positively close: e. on Ss
more " ashDgton.
Positively the week Of the Opera, and only night Of
T. GAZLANiGA.
On FRIDAY EyESNG W FEB r ' GilGcs
and only night Of Pacnf' pnSa,o opsTnsS Of
eAzzANroA. srRAKoscH aFFh0' BRIoNoLI, FERRI
In the of the evening will be performed for the
''''"N ''' THE oARIBALDr RArkPLAN.
Grand National Italian March composed BY snOr MUSIC
nsSAu5SzaAlNI GoLsoN vsss sTnAkosGTo sa3no
BRI0NoLi' sdISEtLl1'u susIstI 1uSGhl usGGhhi' AhoDio'
All the second parts, full chorus and orchestra
Between the 5;i Gh%sS and issSVf soSSVfffsftRE me,
Expressly composed for the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society BY
On SATURDAY, Grand Gembn,tISn and Farewell matt
MISS PATTI, ,o,,ov
Thu, bs most powerful attraction ever offered viii comprise
the entire opera Of LUCIA DI LAdMERMOOk the fourth
sc Of La FAvORlTA and the second act of DER FREY
SUNDAY EVENING, Feb. 2e,
Grand Sacred Performance Of ,na
The rea. .ucces, of the oTs.oIo siven SUNDAY has
the Directors sSsBXY 'PssasI NEXT FsS OK
When will be performed Denizettis
MARTIRI,
Arranged Oratono TO the entire music Of II Pouto
Ct,I,SON STIGELLI, AMODIO.
MULLER QtINTO. FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
Admission 50 cents; Amphthestsr, rs cents.
On nMONDAY-MARTHA Miss PATTI will make her first
appearance Martha in which character she viii make her
DEBUT Ia london in the Spring
GRAND CONCERT-Ali MARY JUDD begs
" TO announce her friends and the public of Brooklyn
that her - ,,,,
VIII take place
AT the ATHENlEUa cor. Clinton and Atlantic sts,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Feb % l86O
Kindly aided by the valuable services Of
Mr. GEORGE SIMPSON, Tenor.
Mr.. j. r. THOMAS, Baritone,
Mr LOUIS SCHRElBER, Comets piston.
Mr. JAS. O. MAEDER will preside at the Piano
Tickets 50 eacn, be had at the usual places Concert
TO commence al O'Clock.
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CASsIUs NJ. CLAY'S SPEECH.

Nj Clsys speech ct the Cooper institute res ia
Of which was printed % supply orders Price een., ps
100, so per 40 II by mail one cent eSeh 10 sad''0A mus
be 'en1 70 prepay p0''Sss' HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Tribune Building New York.
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Gorses, Carriages, &f.

LIME HORSES.-Friends and Customers, re-
ceve my thanks your kind and liberal patronage
Tor the year, invite your attention 70 the most
superior lot of my hanie They
pdr by peTsonsy during ts as ra and
present inter Counties Of Oneida Herkef, adson
Unondasa Seneca Wayne Iomkin Onso, Monroe Geossse
Orleans ssto each county having conr bued snail
or.e design increase the number 10 rty
COACH HORSES q few good SPEED HORSES, and
very fine single HORSES At residence in Whitss,own,
Oneida County shall be pleased al persons
Of purchasing Horses OF knd until the hst OF
March after thar time at POSTS Stable Ahst New
Yoh where shall again happy my old fsnds and
all may be desrous purchasing hT
~ wm. JORALEMAN Agent.
w Of pair Of Family HORSES, matched in size and
action young Of medium weight sound and kind Of gh.
family CARRIAGE, cheap cash, hnd purchaser by
addressing Box No. 2s stating terms and when and where 10
be
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fSOAL OHI-Fully equal to the best in market
" sn< sale st less than usual psies. By :, - ,,m,-
JOHN W. QUINCY Co., No W Wuihmas
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rsNUE HERALD of PROGRESS.

i The Second Number OF ANDREW JACksOS DAVIS
~, Weekly Vi be ready on the lst Of March. Fzs yeor
W." A. }. DAVIS a Co, PUbhsherj
No ga Csus.st. least Of Broadwhyl
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THE INAUGURATION OF ,,r co.,pnv
MUSICAL ExTRAyAGANzAi
BURLEsQUE,
Mr.. HARRY PEARSON,
Mr. A. H DAVENPORT,
Mrs w. Il. BLAKE, Mrs. j. VI ALLEN,
Mr. r. b. TOMBSTONE, Mr.. GEORGE HOLLAND,
On TONIGHT (Thursdsy) will be presented twoact
''"e''' s"''r THE GOVERNORS WIFE.
The Governor Mr. r. Stodd,ti Hickory Short Mr.. Jeaer
son; Capt Hoysone, Mr. Pearson; Trevor Mr. Davenport
Neb MI Harrisoni Miss sowerd,wn Mrs j. H. AIen Lefty
Briggs, Mrs j. Wood with song and dance')
Alter which the Musical EIiIavseanzs Of
H., " JENNY nm LIND, ,oh-.,.,
in which Mrs. John GfER%TG T fff AT
0Ianoy Of the the last to nsSs
REFINED AND CROWDED AUOlENcEs,
and the special request Of the patrons Of the Garden
the publication OF tho last edition Of
IvANH0E
win be postponed for a few nights ,.n
c.nno. be parforrued beyond this week.
I AURA KEENEs THEATER.
~ sEyEHHn TaTR.6xT %FEk'
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
BEAUTIFUL scoSffrIsH DRAMA,
DION BoGGRRcIcAULr,
JEAsiE DEANS
1ar HEART oS MrU-LOrnlAs,
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
MISS LAURA KEENE,
EFFIL DEANS,
having already been witnessed by upwards OF
NINETY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
Dress Circle Seats may be secured TIN IN advance
Doors open at HAlFPAsr SIX; to commence at HALFPAsT
SByEs precisely.
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Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of weu-seasone<
~ BlLLIARDTABLEs, made In the best possible nannsl
and al roAxoBsb prees will BE- found at tho PELAN Bill
LTARD TABLE NHNbFACToRY, Noa g. g. 81 and 80 oroi
5yn., EcwYozk Every article connected wss ss 1soss
10 lowest rates
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VNO DEALERS and IMPORTERS in

TNO DEALERS and IMPORTERS IN
Il ELASTIC VULCANlZED RUBBER GOODS.
Referring to the card OF WILLIAM JUDSON, aso signed BY
ChAss Goody.s The Times OF February TO- we give notice.
that ,houd any persons companies srms be prosecuted by
Wsu Judson upon false petense that he has any nigh: or
e In such vulcaed Rubber Goods and have been
claimed by they only hand their papers and the
management OF their defense Aesns Bstchford Seward
Gswed Counsel whereupon viii defend all such suits
whou, conduit and hold all sucn persons companies
firms harmless any and all claims OF William Judson
Nothing this shall be deemed release infngers from re
ponsbhy for infringing adcated and established nights
the exclusive monopoly these sood Al respectable mer
chants their scy in using Days License Stamps the
security under which has been affirmed in about all the Ch'us
the United excep. Cs, where sus have yet
been broushtto to heang. HORACE H. DAY,
New.YoIk, Feb 81, 1860. ALEXANDER HAY.
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AT w. JACKeON1,
n No 55i BROADWAY,
no following SPRING GOODS, being just received win be
offered at wholesale and resal
4cafes En- gish bslzarnes, iSi tents, worth 81 cents
cases Palmetto Cloth, l2l cents, worth IS csnts.
3 cssss Check Pophn, Is cents, worth 31i cents.
S cases Ebsish Delaines l24 cents, worth l8i cents
2 cares Silk roplns, 6Lt cent?, worth 81.
zcssst Eoularar, 62! -nts. worth 37t cents
cases In, apple Clotns, 37t cents worth 62t cents
B.Most OF the above Goods by lsdes not In
mourning. w. JACKSON,
Importer OF Mourning Goods,
No 551 Broadway, bet xesn Spring aud Prince sta.
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NDREW JACKSON DAYISs NEW
IN WEEKLY, THE HERALD OF PRo5hEss-Ihe
Sc ;ond Number VII be ready the t Of March and cceen
ins Numbers regularly thereafter 81 year Single copes 70
A. j. DAVIS Coz Publsher'
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Builnins materiais.

DERFECT PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
and other accidents badIngs be secared By usnx
THE SOLID WROUGHT RON BEAMS
manufactured by the Trenton Iron Company.
ThE EXTRA COST Is fRlfLING.
Such hoos as have been constructed In the budnss
THE TIMES, THE TRIBUNE,
and Of Messrs
BALL, BLACK Co,
and In nearly Al Me
NEW BANKING HOUSES
In this city, cost less than
FIFTY CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT
for the beams and brick arches ready where the -
exceed IS feet.
These beams the cheapest and strongest covering
FOR VAULTS
For full particulars and estimates which gladly Furnished
without charge apply personally or by letter 20
COOPER, HEWITT CO., No. II buriag shp