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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

POLICE MATTERs-Before Justice Barnaelo -
Christian Dice, carrying concealed weapons;
S2O9i Jas. Ross, disorderly; 81 81 Mary Ross
do; 81 "a. John Roach, vagrant; workhouse 80
days Patrick Downes, cursing In the streets;
S2g Edward Umphries, disorderly; 1894 j.
S33o Geo. Burnhardt, malicious mischief in
kicking down fence; S. 81. Johanna Mack,
curslng In public; 81 "a. Joseph L. Carton pro-
Ianlty; 81 5S Mary Frazier, prOfane language;
S21 Dan Stewart, carrying concealed wea pons;
$50 81. Richard Bradford, drunk and disorderly;
woTkhouse 30 days Geo: Wilson, carrying con-
cealed weapon; $40 o.. Jos johnson, disorderly;
Sl5s Thos Walsh, having hack on stand on
sunday; So Is. Ellen Mahoney, drunk and dis
orderly; So Is. Amanda Young, disorderIy con-
duct; Sl.9i Ellen Martin, disorderly; 50 "a.
Henry Matthews and Barney Kelly were had up
on charge OF stealing mortar, and each held to
bail for court. Lawrence Smith, charged with
larceny OF coat; bail for court.
Before Justice Thompson We learn that
larger number Of Corporation cases have been tried
at this once during the last month than hereto
lore Sl$ warrants have been issued against the
silver Of an omnibus for occupying stand and
waiting for fare on Sunday, the 22d, and Sunday
the 10Th ult. The defendant was convicted and
fined In three Of the above cases We learn that
great disorder has arisen from the unlawful prac-
uce OF running omnibuses and hacks on Sunday
TO places OF public resort and entertainment lust
beyond the limits Of the Corporation, and taking
up and setting down passengers at the omnibus
and other appointed stands in this CITY In the
cases OF the hack drivers charged with running
their carriages on Sunday, the 22d July nine con-
victions out OF the twelve cases tried were made
and the defendants fined each 81 and costs
-Four warrants were issued Yesterday at this
once against persons charged with keeping hogs
in pens within seventy-fve feet Of inhabited
dwellings These cases are not yet disposed of.
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LIST OF LETTERS
AsEmAiNlNG IN the Post Once, washin

OttJs % Oss AukubI = IbbU.
tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING SraR, il
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published In Washington
III All persons applying for letters IN the follow.
Ing list, will please say they are ApvERTrsEn
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DUEL PREvKNTKD.- Yesterday p Policeman Yeat-
man arrested two young gentlemen, named VIM.
Il. Williams and A. Russell, between whom il
was olleged challenge to s'mortal combat was
Dom, who held them to bail in SIS 900 each, to
keep the peace and not violate the dueling law
1t Is proper to add that the challenged party, or
the gentleman who was to have been challenged,
expr, ssed much surprise when arrested and
avowed that he never had and never would fight
a duel, and never would accept challenge; that
he had not received any hostile message or paper
as charged, and IL he had would not have noticed
II and, finally, though he would defend himself
If attacked as the law allows that he did not wish
to make himself target for anybody to shoot at
The Justice released him on his own recognizance
to keep the peace
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NARROW ESCAPE Bell and Everett came near
losing jealous friend to-day. As the steamer
George Page was passing up at noon, a man stand
Ing on decayed pier, of wood and stone, oppo-
site the arsenal, cheered repeatedly for Bell -
Being more intent on his candidate than his
platform, his foot slipped, and In an instant he
was struggling in deep water. He went down
like bell metal but came up like cork, and pad
died finely for moment; but he could not swim ),
and bellmetal predominated, and down he was
going again, when his only companion, thought
II time to interfere, and leaping into the water,
helped the drowning man to the side of the pier
He climbed beautifully, and was soon seated on
the rocks drying himself He was looking re-
msrkably meek when we lost sight of him. -Aisr-
dHdrta Sentinel.
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OTTAWA
Literary i Commercial Institute

TEyHIS Institution situated the Main and
Couslbus stree was organized the past term,
the mos; favorable auspices, numbering hun
dred students. For this unusually large patronage
grateful. and feel wiling TO pledge utmost
satisfy the confidence thus laced in
TIE course of instruction in this Institution 10 tho
rough and actical, embracing fun course Of study
preparatory 10 every branch OF business in life and to
admission Of ihe classes in college.
Tn. commercial course includes single and double
hook keeping. applied to stock and partnership
books in wholesale and merchandising. and
braces compound company commission. steamnoating,
baking. commercial calculations, penmanship, and
much other useful information usually taught in
hes -coramercial college,
Ti.e student graduating from this department will be
well qualified for the practical duties OF the counting
This term will close Friday, Dec. 90. The next
OF the second year viii coLluence OF the nrSt
Tuesday in January
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE, JR-, A. NJ,
Principal and Instructor in she Ancient Languages and
Sciences.
Principal Commercial Department. and Instructor
Book coping and Penmansl,ip.
Ma. JULIA A. d. STONE.
Principal of the Gramm-r Department and In.truetrsss
in History, botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l.. BUELL.,
Assistant. and the Elementary
REV. Z. LORRIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
1nstruc ress in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
A scholarship in the High and Normal Department,
per annum Of forty weeks Observation-Disclosures SIS
In Grammar Department. ..... .............. 70
In intermediate Department., ..-.....---. Is
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting,
Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts shall be wanting liable every studentts
make the highest attachments possible.
The Principal has two houses TO rent to parents Or
pupils. fap30l ]. STOsE, JR., Principal.
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MarSl,al,s sale.

United States Circuit Court- Execution No. Pill.
DY virtue of a writ Of FL Fd to Inc directed from
the United States Circuit Court, for the Northera
District of Illinois, in favor Of David b. J-wet st a.,
and gsinst A. b. Fairfield and C. NJ Brown, Lave ie-
We'd on the following property, to wit:
Lot G. in block two, 81 in the old Town oil
Peru. Also the south half of the south half Of the
east half OF the northeast quarter Section nine o.
Township thirty three () north, of Range % east
OF 30 principal meridian, all situated in The county OF
La Sa lie and Sta o Illinois.
whic' shall expose public sale the second day
OF Apri next at the front door OF the Court House in
Ottawa, Illinois, to the highest and best bidder for
ready money.
Sale TO commence between the hours Of o'clock A.
n and sunset OF said day. {. y. PINE,
Lite L. ). VdIshdt, Northern DIST, let Of Illinois
marlUAw By IRAN NYE, DeDutl.
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valuable Real Estate for sale.

- ,,>.c " L-N u L HNtE ~ AtNE LUIS.
L 1lNG one and half miles northeast OF the Court
IL House, in Ottawa, suitable for gentem-u's rcsd.n-
ces, Hard-ners or Surserymer, which will sell for
sIraH sum dowh, the balance sue cannot
IAN 10 suit purchasers. Some the. very
s'rabe sites Tor residences, being elevated and having
splendid view OF the city Of Ottawa and surrounding
country besides being excellent land for cultivation
Also, ~ acres west IF and adjoining the city limits
Also. Lots .ud 10, in subdivision OF Lot 2, Ottawa
City, near the school house.
Lot !, Block 4, Gloyer's Addition to Ottawa.
THE EMPIRE HOUSE,
Situated in South Ottawa. This is a very desirable ia
stand and will be sold exchanged farm or
lands in this county.
TIE NATIONAL HOUSE,
Situated La Sale Street in the city of Ottawa VII be
sold C reap or exchanged for lands in this
Also, large quantity Of lands in Bureau county, I-
nois will be sold cheap exchanged for property In
the city OF Ottawa county of La Sale.
Also, two small houses and Lots OF Fox River.
ALSO FOR SALE.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SIlle County, ss- The Peo
pie the State of Illinois, to all to whom these pre-
sents may come and especially to the next OF kin,
ceased-GREETING: .
WHEREAS, George W. Francis and THOMAS NJ.
w Francis, Administrators with copy OF the last
viii and t.st,ment annexed of william Francis dec d.,
are DESTROYS of rendering account OF ther proceed
inps as such ADMINISTRATORS and having final settle
mept and for that purpose have made an application
T., III Conn,v ourt Of La Sale County for citation
10 he directed TO those may be interested in the
.,., ~ said deceased We therefore, require you to
,'-ar h.for. our said La Sale county court, at the
cpprt bonse in o tawa in said county. On the 3D. Mon
day OF March A. 1860, At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
~ . 6t 70 attend the final settlement Of said ac-
In .esmony whereof the subscriber, clerk Of the coun.
~ court of La Sale county aforesaid, has hereun
r. 70 s.t his hand and am ed the seal Of said court
- At Ottawa, the FAD day Of February. A, D. 1860.
feb25-4ws 2. LINDLEY, Clerk.
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Eeaal embellishments.
Mnrsy,al.s SAFE.

United States Circuit Cowrf-Esecufton No. 22sT
DY virtue of n writ Of alias ri. ia, to me di
ID reced from the United States Circuit Court, Tor
the Northern District of illinois, in favor OF Chas At
wood Jr ct al, and against James McGfnnis, Daniel
D. Gues ami George Wells have levied on the follow
ing property. to wit
The west half Of the south east quarter OF Section
fourteen t4D Township thirty six 6) north of Range
q east in La Sale county and State of Illinois.
Which shall expose to public sale, the second
day OF April the front door of the house
in Ottawa, Illinois, to the highest and best bidder for
ready money.
n and sunset of said day. c. N PINE,
Lite r. s. Udrshdi Northern District IF Wisois.
marlO-sw by IRAN NYE, Dept
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Non Explosive Burning Fluid

AT ID. WALKERS DRUG STORE.
w piode.
WALKER (who is not the inventor Of Burning Flu
i'd after remarkably short series OF experiments,
has now, by process of his entirely destroyed us
explosive properties.
1t costs about u Of a cent more per gallon to make
the non-exposve Fluid, but rs expect 10 MAKE large
sales, Will sell at 20 cents per gallon.
THIS IS NO DECEPTION,
A. v; take pleasure in demonstrating to any one by
actual experiment.
We the undersigned. having examined a Burning
v,;S by d. WALKER, have hesitation
In wing that il is scith0nt doubt nonexposve, and
vond cheeYfuly recommend 1t To those using IL dan.
r.rous article usually Sold Ottawa. Sept. 30, 1859.
J. CRANDALL, g. W. ADAMS,
ROBT WILSON, F.B. HOYT,
II W. HOPKINS, WIN. PALMER,
g. W. CHEEvER. T.HAY,
w. B. HALL. WA. L. MlLLfGAN,
THO6 BARRON. GEO. L. SCHUYLER.
X ORrONB BOOK STORE.
Yo- get nothing as good At the Drug Stores ,snfs
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Sale for 1sssssu IN,

nY virtue Of precept issued the cath day Of De
ID cember, D. 1889 upon Judgment rendered the
county Court Of La Sale County and State OF Illinois
favor of the City of Ottawa and against the following
desc rib-d Lots ard parts OF Lots tracts and
tracts of Land situated in the City Of Ottawa the
having been assessed in accordance with the ordinance
of said city Of Ottawa concerning for pub
lie mprov wit The construction O! a
commencing at the south side OF the Illinois and Mich
igan Canal and running through aud under the centre
Pine street to point the north line OF Lot
eight. in block seventy two ~ States Addition 10
Ottawa thence easierly III. line OF said block
together with the seyerally assessed thereon
remaining due IA
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.ugr,goqc Six of Real Estate

-IpTfIUgC SAX CF 4ttHE I-SiEtc.
y(-HEgEAS. v inaru H-g', aud Magdaen Ebert:
w wife Of the aid William Ebert Levi frie-t-
man, OF tie county % la Sale aud state OF Illinois. Odd
TIE lth day ci May, -5>, execute 1nd deliver
me Joseph c. UatiIrway- Oi the county and Sale
Aforesaid u.rtgaee deed OF that date Of the real rs
certain proE,>ofy therein described, bearing date
the eleventh day May. i>5> and executed an! deli
by said wna, Ebert aud Lew Friedman, to
me, the said Joseph c. Hath way, and 10y assigned
Charles If. DCkpiih which said mortgage deed Is
recorded tf- records IL the Recorders uIhce in SAID
La Sale county, IN boot .. pages t!2 ol3 AMI "a
whereas. il Is ia ana by said mortgage deed set
iorth and declared that If default shall be made ia ih
payment OF the principal interest ia said note aud
mortgage deed mentioned, any part portion Of III
Their. ,he time times tie same shall become due
then tie sand Joseph e H~thewsy, my heirs,
cutoTs administrators, assign, authorized TO
sell said real auction, after CIV ing
werk- notice Of Iite anu place OF sale in
public vspaprr the where said real estate
Is situated, aud convey The 70 the highest ana
be. bidder. and Of the money arising thererom,
f. 81 pay all attorney ana counsel fees costs, and eN-
pru.v, and then retain the whole amount OF the priI
said mortgage, together with the
the to lice Gay OF sale, and pay the
cyvrpus If any, he said mortcagors and whereas
def ~; has been made by TIE said William Eoert and
Lew Friedman. III the payment OF the said pro!ssory
note, which Is now doe and payable.
Now therefore puoc notice is hereby given, that
Hathaway. y. all sell public auction, TO the hehes
and bidder cash the south door Of the cOCr
house in the city OF OTTAWA county Of La Sale aU'
State of Illinois, the 81 day Of Apri, D. ls,O, "a
said deed mentioned and des ri ed,
The la OF the south wet quarter q! Lot No se
g.. in Block No. twelve, az in the Original Tow
(uow CUyl OF OTTAWA It's, coduty OF La Sale an
The pow IN said mortgage contained for the purpose
| CHARLES II. BECKwITH,
| Assignee o. JO>sDi Z. Nttetrdy.
DAVID P JOKES At v. for .. II. Beck with. rnar3-5E
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Also, very desirable property in the city of Buffalo,
consisting Of two Lots and brick building, Werner
Uou, 65 feet front by 100 deep, modern two story
brick building, covering the whole front, northwest
corner of Batavia and Michigan the other, No
II Batavia street, SO by 100 feet with double brick
building making two narrow stores, and four stories
high. This property is situated streets that
paved and Is all in good repair, and under rent and il
not sold soon, will be offered in exchange for Lands in
Illinois. lap16l II. T1ORNE.
LUClAN II SANGER,
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts OF Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned Ottawa, August s, 1857.
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&. HEUBACH
Silk, Woollen, and Fancy DYE

DIX, WOOIIe'H, una FHncy Dyer,
Uossacks Block, south side Of Main ST Otta,Ca III.
LII Of the following articles Owed Cleaned look
"A equal to Silks, satins, velvets. Grapes,
Shawis, Mernoes, Baize, Bombazines, Alpaccas, De
LANES, Ribbons, Feathers, Window Curtains Hose &C.
Hair, Chip, Straw, or other Bornets Hats dyed to
any Shade Pattern. Brocha, Grape end Embroider-
ed Shawls beautifully cleaned or dyed White Shawls
with Embroidery in colors have white ground dyed
and the colors preserved in their original state.
Gsntemen's Clothes cleaned and repaired superb
manner
Garnet cleaning done at the shortest nntice ana
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ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company!
INCORPORATED IN 1889.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AT ALTON. ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL, S1,OOO.OOO,
Stores and nerchdndise, Deciding Houses and Fur
,siture: Burns and Hay and Grain; Flrst- Clnss
Mills, Siops. and other Buildings. ,oith their
Contents, Insured against
Loss or Damage by Fire.
YUyHlS Company has been in existence t,cen-
tn years Does not Issue policies out Of this state;
Has furnished insurance to its members for less than
t,co-irds the price charged by the J-st stock COmpa
It has the Irest aud best secured capital of any
Insurance Company in the West.
Arr ngem nts have now oeen completed, which ena.
BILE the Directors to al LOSSES 'e'tn ntnfy days.
Merchants now have their stocks INSURED in the IL
Iinoi, Mutual and in OF loss, actually get
money a a is promised by any other Company.
To the Farne, and the Mechanic. this Company has
moderate their homes and Stops may be insured
a. ainst the of fire. with certainty that If de-
stroyed they will receive the tctole amount Insured
without litigation. or Unnecessary delay.
IT has become the Insurance company for the Pto-
pie IF Ninois.-annually saving large suns of money
tie State that would otherwise be taken out by TO-
afford to remain uninsured in the Illinois Mutual
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
B. r. Hart, NJ D.. Alton, John Atwood, ESQ Alton,
Hon. Samu Wade, Alton w. Schweppe, Esq, Alton,
Hon. II. W. Billings, Alton. h. F. Long NJ ID. Monticello,
j. James, NJ. D., Up. Alton, Elias Hubbard. ESQ., Alton
T. Turner, Esq, Monticello Hon. A Hoffman, Chicago
Hon. l. Trumbuil, Alton, L k-llenberger ESQ., Alton
Hon Robert Smith, Alton, NJ g. Atwood, Esq. Alton,
Henry Lea Esq, Alton.
BENJAMIN P. Lon. Prest- ii. G. Atwood, Secretary.
l.. keilenberger, Treas. John Atwood, -isst Sec'y
John Biasdel!, Gen. Agt. a c. Hankinson. Ast Ag't.
Agents have been appointed in every County, and in
all the rrin cpal cities and in the State, 20 whom
application for insurance may be made
aug2i-ly WM. n TRUE Agent, Ottaud.
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Kerosene Oil & Lamps,
FOR SALEAT
6 & Earl G. SONS

W HAT do you burn Kerosene oil. Do you like
w itt le. l thuk IL The economical light in
use. where DO you get IL A. :. c. E.RL 4 Sos's-
Iiey have the genuine Boston Kerosene ol. and Zoe
lot of Lamps their opposite tfe Mansion house
question being frequently asked Il in regard TO
OF the Kerosene light. by persons noticing the
very slow consumption OF yhe oil. compared the
brjancy and beauty Of the FAM, the follow
scient ac which prepared by Trof-s-
sor Z. y. Kent, Of the prominent and distn
gGish.d chemists 81 New YORK. Taking o.
light which gaIica OF ker0.ea. Uu vii produce,
aud the price, Sl4 the standard. the O: the
following lighting materials, viii compare Nith j; fol-
light
gallons Of Born ing rlaid =, sCc...........s6 -
"a DO Sperm Oh, a 81 50 $500. ....... -
"a. Lard OIL. az 81. 800. o.. ....-.-... 60
do Wnale Ga. ~ c.--..........-..-.. -
Il lbs Sperm Candies, al &c.,. IL
A. lbs Tsliow al l5c .-....-..........-.. -
Also. Paraine Candies FOR ,ae--a beautiful. article
for lAe paT!or. acy-6
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educational.
Ottawa Commercial Institute.
L. ID. WHITE. Pronrietor and Teacher.

rS.liIS Institution il situated the Ottawa
4 the corner OF La Safe and Mil streets, and will
open its fourth seu4iaUnUa term Tuesday, January
8, l>J1.
Tnj- the only school in Ottawa where double entry
book keeping j. ght to your men.
Te full Of instruction only includes q the.
or,ca and practical knowledge OF double entry book
keeping az taught in the best commercial colleges in
the United States but also emo English grammar
and composition az-Ufa ot=- useU. hes Of
. learning.
IL? Us.
The full 81 doabie e.iry book keeping $50 70
be raid within months ai-er enters the
school The regular student is taught IN ali tie other
. branches % learning free of charge.
J Room. open from : o'clock A. N. 70 O'Clock Pm
] Ottawa December -, $50.
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Money we'll Invested.
II OTIS for sale in States Addition.
IL Lots for sale In Railroad Addition.
Lots for sale in Union Addition.
Lots for sale in ChsmpliI!'s Addition.
Atgredt(y reduced prices, varying from fioo $500,
on liberal terms
Also, fue residence property, Ottawa Avenue.
Also, valuable land town. suitable for gardening
purposes at the once OF fap3pl d. T. CAMERON.
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Reai Gstate.
E0R Gn1A.

A PLEASANT residence in South Ottawa. A large
"A portion Of the purchase money remain secured
on the premises for term Of years; will be ex-
changed for farming land.
dec17 JOHN p ANTHONY
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SPRING TRADE.
OhonUa of BuSineS0! IA

THAyE soId nv entire stock of Lumber In Ottawa.
I II,i.. and Nlursries, to s. H. Seamons Co 81
Two Rivers Wisconsin, and al'ali sell their Anooer %
commission, the present season
hrs made arrangements with ihe Company - -.
ceiye a much larger stock Of
Lander Ldth, Shingles and Cedar Pasls
rh. n have ever had before Tn Logs have hssa =
under INV direction. and the IuuHber will be sAusA -
nressly for this Market aud viii be shipped - Ne o.
rectIy from the Mills.
Bills Of Lum .. Get to order On shcrt netiss.
srS eEcSGF BNISrQL.
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eY3HE subscriber offers for sale. a bargain. a two
= story brick d. cling house. Madison
the Ravne. with Lot 4. by $50 H. story frame
house with good Lot. in the vic-ty. terms
Gc.. apply the barber Shop. in Reddirk's Block
UNFIT CuA~ WiFDMANS
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4 Desirable Farm for Sale,
hF 10 acres prairie and 20 acres Of timber all in
~ brookhed-a very comfortable house and ll5
uh1er the plough for sale very cheap" Possession
given immed iatey fauySl Il TuORNE
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Fnrm;uslaud> for >a,e.
Money well InYcSlcd

TTNHE undersigned has 800 acres Of choice unm-
Il prove farming Lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms
my1 GEO. AVERY.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ]!

YfVUE this method OF informing their
1 old customers and the public generally that are
uniting ntc Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable that double the -
Goods we have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants additional Machinery and hope rive
satisfaction exchanges OF WOODEN Goods for Wool
We never have, and do intend to card into wool
or,ion ami sell it for all WOOL Our goods sre
warranted in this respect and also for durability. We
shall exchange for Wool, formerly the fol.
lowing kin Is of Goods viz: Heavy Cassmeres Satinees
Jeans. Flannel. of different kinds, blankets, and eseck.
Yarn Considerable attention will be paid Stocking
orders will be filed FOR all the different grades and
kinds of Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed, Red,
Ciouded, &c. And We will manufacture, for merchants
and Others Wool i'll lots of hundred pounds and
wards into Stocking Yarn, any of the above kinds
goods, on liberal terms for cash wool. Also.
CardinS and Spinning
Will 80 lbs. and upwards, At u - 10
cents per pound.
Cu-tOm Cardins into Rolls
Will be done at six cents per pound. Their maehneo
will be clothed with the best of Cards, and With
so Carder, they expect have good verk
done Wool will be taken from the Depot at Ottawa And
rolls returned within reasonable length Of time for de-
ing work. which may be Gin strong ,heets) creo
almost any part OF the STATE a trining expense.
Wool intended for exchange any the above kinds
OF Goods accompanied by the proper ORDER be sese
by Railroad TO Ottawa, and the goods will be put W Nd
sent with pronptness, according tai order.
We would also say, that have got our Nev Cusseo
and FIGURING Mil Ia operation and persons Wishing ean
have their grinding done short notice. a. We nsse
plenty OF water nj all times. lmyi'l j. y GkkkN.