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AS removed from the
II corner OF Main and
Columbus sts. to La Sa le
street, where she is now
opening a large and full
assortment of Fall and
Winter
MILLINERY GOODS,
Comprising a complete as
sortment Of DRESS AND
STRAW BoNNErS.
\ iarge variety Of nicely
made BGnnets vii! be kept
constaatly on hand, and
made TO 0 der, in pr r.ces,
fgll trimmed, at 81 80, 50,
50 -, and So 90.
Allrge variety OF Misses
Zouaye Hats Infants aud
Boy'ATurbans Brown and
white Hats, Fine Beaver
Hats.
Mrs. T., whil2 in y. Y,
spent much time in refer
ence to DRESS MAKING,
and has secured I t SER
vices Of NRS. EASTMAN
for Dress and Cloak max
ing, being thus prepared
to do Dress Making in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-13

AT spelling school in Winstead, New
York, they collected forty dollars in ten
cent admissions, and used up the spelling
book, two or three Biographies, and had
to bring out the classics before some OF
the sharpest spoilers would succumb.
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best and approved style. She has also a tull
assortment Of DRESS AND CLOAK PATTERNS Pat
terms for Children in great variety; the new shape
S rt warranted the ine steel springs. large .ty
them from $3.50 s, and nice skirts for s5e also
steel springs.
4 large assortment of Childreus, Misses, ana La
dies Hair Nets. French CGTsr;s.
Bleachin- and Pressing done Old Bonne.s enlarged
and made n. nov shane. sep29
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spOEsTsMEN.S DEPOT.


IMPORTER and manufacturer OF Increase Twist Ri-
i f.s Shot Guns, of every description Telescope
and Pa tent Muzze Rifles Revolving Brecch Cast Steel
Barrels with Guide for hunting and large as
sortment of Revolvers Colts Beals Mathatten Blunt
Syms, Allen Thurbers. Gentlemen will find at my
shop in line and warrant to give salts
faction to all that favor me with their patronage
invite the old friends Of II. p. BRrSHRR to give me
call. he is agent Customers viii always find him
at his post My shop is on Main Street, the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, wsds and Caps. Guns lie. by the day.
junfs THOMAS MOORE.
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West Ottawa Nurserv.

A the undersigned contemplates changing his busi-
N June next, and is desirous OF closing out
stock the West Ottawa Nursery, he Will the
coming sell Fruit Trees at greatly reduced
prices His stock embraces Apple Trees, OF all the po-
pular varieties, Pears, dwarf and standard, Grape
Vines Shrubeery, &C. They all in excellent condi
M. Ifee?j PATRICK HAYS.
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The age of "a young lady is now express
sed according to the style ofskirts, by say
ing that eighteen springs have passed
over her head
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NOT DEEP ENOUGH FOR PnAYEG-We
heard, a night or two since, a tolerable
good story of a couple of Iaftsmen. The
event occurred during the late big blow on
the Mississippi, at which time go many
RATS were swamped. and so many steam
boats lost their sky giggings. A raft was
just emerging from Lake Popin as tho
sq.iall came IN an instant the raft was
pitching and writhing as if suddenly drop
ped into CharyGdis, while the waves broke
over with tremendous uproar, and expect
ins instant destruction, one Of the RATS
men dropped on his knees and commenced
praying with vim equal to the emergency.
Happening to open his eyes an instant.
he observed his companion, not engaged III
prayer, but pushing pole into the water
at the side of the raft.
"W hats that yer doin' Mikef' said 10;
a. get down on yer knees, now, for there is
Il L mint between Us and Purgatory"
/" BE aisy. Pat, said the other, as he
coolly continued to punch the water with
his pole; be aisy, now. ,oAafs The use y
prawry leLa. tstlJU c4. tltch Gougm U.M a
p5's?'
Mike is pretty good specimen Of
large class OF Christians, who prefer to
omit prayer as long as they can -tetcii
bottom.
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nnnIana si,ae snau

= AM prepared to manufacture to order Gents
VA Morocco, Cali and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
~ Kid. Goat, Calf and undressed Morocco Bootees
1aiters and Buskus.
Heel Caters and bootees made in good style of good
took.
Shop over J. NJ. Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, III.
Repairing neatly done. All work warranted
feb21 ID, t. TbChER-
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CUSTOM
Boot and Shoe Store


No. ! Hoesocks Block. Ha;n Street, Ottd'co
rs in receipt of a fine assortment o Boots, Shoes
4 Rubbers, &c.
Also, Hats aud Caps, and Cents Buck Mitts and
Gloves all Ote best manufacture, and cheap for cash
Call and exauiiY 4. PRESCOTT, A9ef,t.
oc29 No : fyossdck's Block. XdiR ~.
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Mrs. D.. VAN tECII:DS, .
SUCCESSOR TO MRS. LsUCuLAFD,l
CgAS Just received a and very elegant stock OF
L Goods, comprising rich materials and desirable
cuors which she is prepared to sell at very low prices
consisting Of splendid Magenta Piumes and Velvet
Flowers Gilt Slides and Cord, Bugle Buttons and Ro-
settts every description; Black, Purple and Ma
genta yelvets. and Solferino Silks Every variety and
color OF STRAW B0NNErS, Black, Brown, White ard
Drab. Also very fine Of the style Of
Ribbons and Ties Children Cans and Flats, bri
daI Wreaths, Old Ladies' Bonnets. Hoop Skirts. and
Shsker Hoods; Mode and Grape for Mourning Bounets.
Mrs Van Nechton would invite the ladies of Ottawa
and vicinity TO give her call, and assures them no
pains shall be spared to please their tastes.
~ Please forget call, opposi'- the Mansion
House, before purchasing elsewhere
seu3g L. VAN VECHTUN.
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F.ue.,a vista Floral Gard ms.
IN " & o..

Al me residence ". III. W. tsStadn, East ottGac'
AIyavs for sale. alarge supply of perpetual Roses
an other kinds Of towering Strawberry II
mato Rhybarb Cabbage plants, &C., &C., in then
- 81 y.as,,t,es of Ali kirSs. jual4
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3e, fIiI logY 3r.st ar OttTJrU Ef1, jIatSl Street,
OTTAWA, Ills
TAR C. would respectfully call TIE attention OF those
suffering from Cronic Diseases. particularly ScI o.
fnIa White swelling. salt R.elII, EGiitions Of ie Face
snd skin Ssl Head, Old Sores, ana al diseases arising
fro;. impurities of the blood
a. Scs,r,r5,i-s Clrvatures, and Diseases OF the
s,n distortions OF the Feet Contracted Limbs, sun
!oints, ac. ;.;,,. ors
Cancer treated upon an entirely ne" principe, ",'o
sirh a snccess heretofore unequaled- aP4
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A store filed with merchandise that
won't sell, is the most unprohtabie OF
drus-stOres.
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TIE SPRING TRADE ~ New YoRK-Ths
dfy-goods trade OF last week was much in
excess OF the previous week, but the pre-
sent one promises 10 exceed them both
Tho hotels are filing Up beyond all expcc-
tatlons, and upon the lists are nearly all
the old well known names of cotntr,
merchants. The d4y goods men are not
suffering a. much as many have supposed
they would from the secession move ment,
for the reason that with the exceptic., ,f
some little from South Carolina, no ex-
treme southern custom has been lost
The Gulf States have more anu more for
several years purchased their goods in New
Orleans, and that trade, in consequence
has long since ceased 10 be an important
item in New York trade. Tie Border
States, together with the Northern and
Western ones, arc buying if anything lar
ger than usual, and are paying better !
WAS informed to-day by one Of our pr;nci-
pal importers that as general thing,
wholesalers were doing as well this Spring
as they were the last, or nearly so Th.
ready made clothing men were not doing
go well rs usual, and especially those who
have hitherto done strict southern busi-
ness, but those who have clad the plow-
men OF the North and the rail snlitters of
the West have nothing 10 srumble at in
the way Of dininution Of trade.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

IN j. Il. WHEELER.
FIHE undersigned would pectfuly inform the inha-
= bitants of Ottawa and vicinity that ne Is now
prepared to furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers,
such rs Butter Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster Aberneta,
and Water Biscuit. Also, Bread Cakes, Brown Bread,
pies &C. &c, in good variety. Confectionery, of the
choicest selection, constantly hand. AL kinds Of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared no pains nor expense IN
Citing up wagon the enience and accommoda-
ton his customers and the public generally, are now
able furnish anything in their line to those VINO de-
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon call daily,
will please send their orders the N Y Bakery, or TO
the Post Office.
~ Remember the place, in Edwards BLOCK. a rev
oor west of H. Thompson's store, Main street Senc IN
your orders and they will receive prompt attention
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& &. oo0UssACEs. ". D..

.,.r1na Dr,iggistdHd 4 Pctiecay. H1tn ~, Otf3ar
WHOLESALE AND RETAlL-)
Irporter of Drugs Chemicals, French Cogniae Bran
dies Wines. ac.-Sc- au--o
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EAGLE MILLS.

EAGLE HILLS.
yE,IE subscriber would inform the public that he is
now running the above NH, and is prepared 10 DO
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best possible manner, as the Mil has been
thoroupbly Repaired is in first rate order. Good
and attentive Millers employed and will be con-
stantly on hand wait upon customers Farmers and
otber RS will find their advantage to give call be-
fore going elsewhere.
NE-Orders FOR Flour Feed be left at the City
Market or the Mi and will be promptly attended to-
ot.,va Oct D. lSGo j.. WOOD
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&. w. DENElAss -,

YsneIe, of Vocal and ftstfgnaeatGt Uasfc, ana the
German Language
Oice in Post Office Block, opposite the Free ifauer
Printing Office.
DENHARD'S QUADRILLE BAND is ready TO furnish
superior Music for Balls Parties, Concerts &C. on rea-
sonable terms. good caller is connected with the
Band. b.
Apply at Denhard's Office, opposite the Free Trader
office, at his residence, opposite the Madison Street
School House, above the Meat Market. dec22
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uoCrOR HARRIS.
VI. CyEiiSSi.

FFICY in the second story shulers building, near
east Of Fox River. tIE,-
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MOLINE PLOWS.

THlESE celebrated Flows with double shin) are now
i for sale by the undersig ied, and think we can
saw with truth that with the improvements made du
ring the last year, they without the best
Flows ever ofered in market. We shah sell these
PI,ys during the coming season. at manufacturers'
prices and all Plows will be warranted Persons
ing len hand PIows the Michigan double Plow must
leave their in advance they will then be
of getting them TERMS CASH.
ian19 JACKSON LoCkNooD-
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LAKE NAv1GArIoy is open between De-
troit and Dunkirk, Buffalo, &c.
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Il Q L III f. l. y j. I T. s.
Fall and Winter Millinery,

La.SaHe st., one door south of Gbsoa's Store
NJ Il :. 7 \ Il y l. Il,
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HEAr,E ". GCuElsEX. Vi. o.,

2
Liceatidte Of Koya! Cofge cf HE'geoaS' Kan '"Fg@
Having had charge Of Hospital in Europe for seve-
years, and practice OF ten years III iiiols' ne
of giving satisfaction to those who may
wish his professional advice .
Office, north side of the Court House Square Resi-
dencc o q Slnernr ST east o. Na-LonA Io..e deC2
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Fall and Winter millinery,

Now open Tor InsntctIcn and SAFE At
Hiss sSis SIZES.
Second door north 01 tie Mansion HJ9iSs.
LARGE and beautiful assortment Of every style
= anu variety OF FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
GOODS ought exclusively for cash, at the lowest pos
-be price and will he sold cheaper than can he bought
in any @ her place in Ottawa. Ladies in search OF
shio!la and stylish Bounets invited to call and
.x,,,i- = ~, Good, nd prices sep23
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DIR. pEEEssE a. sEsDEyvEEE.
M =


Respectfy tenders services TO ladies and children
il Ottawa and vicinity, Residence on Paul ST. two
aoars south Of Superior 81. oS-'
s,r,. rsss. - "A VcAiSFSssas
Ray ing associated themselves together for the practice
profession respectfully tender their services TO
the citizens of ottawa and vicinity.
u B-ku t,ers0us indebted either of the under
sig led requested TO call Immediately ana arrange
the
once over Hunters Drug Store. La Sale St.
{. HARD, VI. d,
lamb Il. " NCAEIiiUR, NJ D.
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J. G. IIATaE,vAY.


Al kinds Of Produce SUch as W5eat, Corn oats, IT.
ni0tig Sgd, DE-.
oniee and Warehouse, ives; side OF Fulton street for
m erlv occupied by W. W. Low. ottawa, H.
LIBERAL advances made on grain IN store. sep5
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OTVtVgli MAR sSLE XAssD.

GEE ! "a \ Va 4 az 6sLs. n % -.
IT r undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
I'd Gry. & Finley, where he intends to carry on the
sir-ss on more extensive scale lie has on hand and
i alvvs ia receipt of the best quay OF American lta-
@ Fryptiau Marble. for Head stones, Tomb stones,
Monuments Nautles Furniture, &c As he has some OF
he best the western country, he feels as
rd tLa he an get up anything in his line in superb
or sv together with low prices, he feels assured that
h. win 1--WE al those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction .
N u orders a distance earnestly solicited and
prom :iy attended to. JAMES Wills.
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y. o. GLOVER
nr. Nl. EENUEli,

IHonqcoDGthic PhHNicida- OftGlcG NftRots,
f,rers his services to the friends Of the Homeopathic
Sy.tem in Ottawa, all branches Of his pr"ieesloh-
Particular attention given the treatment OF women
and children
once in FreenaH's block, La Sale street febl6-ly
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Carriage Repairing shop. II
4 Ii branches OF Carriage and Wagon repairing viii
IA be done with despatch, and in the best manner at
Gays Carriage shop Buggcs MADE to order, from $40
20 1925, and warranted in every respect.
shopon the first corner north of the Geiger House. on
La Sale ST tocSI JIG GAY, Agent. -
(1HEAP BOOKS at .,.
moi @
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II. n. lI.YlsI-EI. "a. l

+. 4. II I 81 Z 4 n. ID.
Ptysicfdp Gt-d SifgeOH-CtGsr1, Iuthots-
Daic- at Dim mick * Map bury's Drug store
Special attention given to surgery dec-Z
j. y. aHL;EN. EositFop:ttH'>'.
Having practsed medicine FOR eighteen years, SIX el
which, have been exclusively devoted to Homeopathy
offers his the friends OF the system IN
Ottav in all ralches OF his profession Particu
lar attention given 70 tie treatment OF women and
children. - OlBce in Ma ttinger's block juIIi
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When we returned at o'clock W e found
Cobbwebb seated in a coal scutt!c engaged
in dreamy attempt 10 clip piece OF copy
out Of the brim Of lis hat with the tongs
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NEIy nEEElaXEEN.

Jackson e Lock,C0aIs s H1rd,rare Store.
MRS, VAN yECHEOS,
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BROOKLYN.

Auursr ~ hlrEurp Bru0t Ai,s.--Ih" ho'a
Of Patrick Ready In Clinton a,,uur, u'I'
Flushing avenue, wa iclououly entered %.
saturday morning lv iwu burglars. tn iuu
" heard the noise and 20, ur, AMI the p'rp''r
tons escaped, hut without tHI'ns lnvuiu., viii
th,m. 1WouDu, named VI .lirl M't'ruh ln|
john Duul.hcrtv were arrested ON SUurliy
whit hy officer Sk.Imprc oi the 'th Plc'Inc,
police. on suspicion. Thy wcrr lo'kI up ,o
await hearing.
RuNoyrr ~ 4 CAR William Lyman, EN-.
Iloycl in llyi1I, wrcrpirc ou 9th no'i', uru
1G,h street, was run over y u rtlruH car ~
saturday and severely injured H. VI, ''.
ycycd TO the City iloptpl aud the cpllr ,
of the cir, named thtilcs T.. : 'r'otu., was ..
rested on thr charge at furious driving
Cry MuErAtIrY.--The totl number Il
deaths in this city last week WAS 1o!, OF whic
~ were males and - females. Under ON yu
| Of age -.
Tnr Nc,rrNY 90 Mr,Ic portion of III
-tu,khdlcr OF tha Acmrmy of Muse, gr' Ell
culting petition Advocating tho Intro Iuc.i.
Of theatrical representations in Hat cliff %. U.
wards Of one hundred signatures have thds /,
boon obtained.
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WILLIAM SBURGH.

ArirG"p AI1tMrr 10 Kill Mr. Jobn
q Shea. q resident of the ~ h Warl, who gained
an mruNiailc rotorir'y some month, ago 10y
II too free cNwo-silu or c.,.iuu s.uiimrui-
aud narrowly escaped punishment 10y nn iudlt.
uaut community, Wa, on Sttur'uy morning.
uuil'n,d b,ioro Justice Callahan, ON u charge Of
attempting. tu take the life ui Mr.. Geo. &. Ben
nett. Iiolu"tur Of the Wlllimshurrh Imis
The Iitcular, Of the assault are rs follows ;-
Nj. B,nnrtt, Mr. LOTUS Wood and anothcr
.cu'i,unn were o1 Friday discussing some m, %
rri 81 business in IN" har-lOI 81 lIli'H Hotel,
~ he /, OF oi South 9Th street. O'Shcl several
times i'm, rrupicd their Conversation, aul on
being told to mind his own hu,n's-, bee nnr
very Il. u.vc, ard was "a, last lugcih!y elected
int the -,rr,t hy Mr.. Wool. In the course Of
ten ~ fifteen minutes he returned nruel with
iva large paving s'oncs one ot which hc threw
1t Mr. Is mu,t, striking him on tho head, nud
mahiur him iusou-ihr. The ohcr some wa
lhiowu %, Mr.. Woul, hut missed ils mark. 4
terrible row immediately cnsurd, AMI OSh'.
vas roughly hrndl,l. lie was su1,cqucuil,
| taxi in charge iy officer Brook. # the 5li
| Precinct and on $. 'uglay uurIin, be was full,
| CONN ittcd 10 await the action u tho Gran,
| Juy ou charge IT at.mr' tu MI. Nj Ben
urti'H injuries, though severe, are not consider
ed dang, IUus.
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JERSEY CITY.

PA,.rNG CorNrEuthrr M"yEY.--A cana
bontuau, named Alonlo Sludiurl was arrested
Saturday afternoon, by officer Van Voorhic'.
CHARGED with pl--ju. - counterfeit hill Of
~. UuIdilla Bank, y. l., AT the ,rocrry 1t !
NJ. I sh,r, 2l3 luk st., Jersey C'r. Il ror-
&c.. Mr. uili. committed ia. uD used 10 IT,"
.,nn'y Jail tor trial.
\ Po"u IIursE FNru.-'TIc Board # CHI
s., Fr .hullcis ct Hudson County have direct
al he purchase ola farm on "Sutk lllL' f..
hr occupancy Of uuprr-, Juvenile lupuont,
&c. Snake llill Is located on iho meadows be-
tv.ru Jersey Cit, aud NcN Ak, AMI tht pg,c,
to b. paid is sl3,ooo.
Hrp.oN CorNrr CouRr,--'Ih' well known
samuel Ashcroft, indicted for disturbing III.
pence, blu.ph,my &c., vas tried anil c"uric'
ed On Saturday, in tho Hudson County Court.
BE- IGI ,ur,.-On Friday evening the RESI-
= nee or Alderman Cleveland, No. POI Wlyn"
street. jersey civ, WAS hurglariousv entered,
and rob- ed Of a considerable quantity OF silver
were.
TFAcmus lN.Tuurg.-A session ol the
T,rch.rs Institute OF the teachers Of Hudson
county. is 20 be- g.mmDucgl At the Court House
| today, AID will con ,nue dm,ug theweeA'
ArrE.r OF A RrvSrr.--A runner nance
J.o.b otto, wa, arrested at the Now York an'
rrrd.Iot, on SATURDAY, and upon being takel
,l,r, Il ,oId,r Mauudalo, If Jersey, was fine
80 Tor violating the city ordinance in reierenc
,u soliciting passengers
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Police Intelligence, 80.

Bandi,il, a German living in 52ih street, nea
broadway, was arrested Ivy Officer Corey, o.
the 22d Narl, charged with the commission 81
ieloDiois assault upon his wic Crhuini. 1t
is alleged that the prisoner 'trotk his Wits IN
the back with staycugcrs hyok, the point
which penetrated to the depth uf two inches
The wound is not considered vcy dangerous
one. Tho accused WAS taken triurc Justice
QuaCkcuhush, and locked ~ tor iih.
ARRKsr oF BoIp BuWrL.H- Two young
men giving their mar 's i.ucs Sullivan and
James Hack, were aTrrs.rd, chtrs,i with h,y-
ing forced an entrance to- the apartments oi Ma.
Minnie Guttcn-tcin, in the ten m - uIu4' 2lb
Est Houston street, aud ,.,tius "hrrrlrb II
furniture, wearing apparel, &C., valued At S2oO.
the accused parties were taken before Justice
Osborn and locked up.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TIE Volunteer EbGiseeT RrEtoosI.
NOW Al TtiE SEAT OF AR
CD. EBwARp w. SSHFEit. lieut. ca JAnn
HAL N. 't hcuArp Brrr.
Has been arr.p,ci Ivy the War prpsrtnl mt
VOLUME ENGINEER REGIMENT, shi1A 4.
creasea the pay - the a 81 70 ~
ts1D SEVENTEEN DOLLARS tS1p PER
MONTH.
few mrrr rygtrs- b,t. uvilierA slip cape.
tsrs, pont1necrs tia ksmitha miners chop IA
iumbermen IN s'hini-ta, rpCkm'n, wheelwrtghH
bter makers, iud railr1sd,rS will be received.
None but healthy and competent workman n"o
sppy.
Recruits are under pay, mus.'rei no aNrVioe
and furnished With quarters and r,iilns Il uo1a
Families token care " ~ the authorities.
Headquarters corner CD NihArp and ChSTnbars S'a
New York.
few compcteu, n"ui hor'f shocrr N mea ~
cuHtomed T. puiSeA ~ ~,.luntta, Nlu ~ re- dV~
In the "PARROTT BATTERY" Of siS rihci rannfs
presented ly ~. X. p. PARROrr, Of the Wosl fcsa
foundry-JANtSE b. SMITH, Captain.
Enlistment = tlr'e yaNrs - during ,hs war.
nog 2isc'i0s
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THE NEW YORK SUN
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. IS, 1861

RHMovAt or THE "PARKHILL MURDERsRs. -
&C. Samuel Collins, Lewis Featherston and John
DurlcaNy who we're Convicted and sentenced to
be barr'' for the murder Of Capt Gorgc W.
Pyle, ot tho ship G,reral Phrkh II, AMI who.
hut for the in'"rPos ton OF the Pr,sidcnt. woull
have been executed ON the 10Th instant, were
sent to Sing Sing M saturday, by oricr of Mar.
shai Murray. Their term of Implement is
10 be Gftaen Ycars.
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FURS.

S-FURS-LADIES, If YOU
IL want your furs altered and repaired careful aud
promptly, by practical hlrriers, take them " the
mandatory B2T Eighth ave, bet Goth and 2Itl SITS.
Remember up stairs, the only manufactory up town
A large assortment Of ladies and children's fancy
70 give W cal. RINIGAN, mis- Aac 10
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S,ntnccs.-Alonlo Damn, a youth cr sixteen
who was convicted n few days aga Of rape upon
a child ten years old, was sentenced 10 the state
Prison fer ten wears. II is thought that he
victim will hc a sufferer hy the outrage for lir
Erastus u. Roberts, convicted oi cmlrlAl Pc
m,nt from tn Overland Maj Company, W..
.ll,d up for sen cnc', but On M ion OF h., conn
-L, the sentence WIS po&p uDl, in "rlrr &,
allow time to show thIt y new trial should 10.
granted the prisoner. No Other business ot iW
l.rtonrc WIS transacted M to d. hour Of al
.illfu.HIt.
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\XyM, Writers, AUCTIONEER-WlLI.
w b,ll this day, at 2 %, sE, At ioi Canal s." all
the pentee furniture, &c, Of three story house,
anr cuipeis beds, bedding, dining room AMI kiteh-
,n furniture, &c.; also large lot Of other goods
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gbEsA GOODS.

\IET GOODS, BLACK BROAD CLOTH
w TOR ,lu,ts puld CAUTION nuurl French mrriuu,
upacrp, table .,i, 10, Co.,. towels, hlana"s, hl,yh
.,.k velvet, t,fHthr with large s;''L 81 ~ 'ulnl'
ury .,-Jl-, foe sil' low fer rtin, ~ JAMES SAM
pII.. -. e. tunriurst uuiGu'l13
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yISth Ward ON Deck.-A meeting OF the
Tinted Independent Democratic CLUB, will be held
on Monday evening ~ y o'clock at 2lS ave A. Cit
liens respectfully Invited u attend ~ business
PHILIP McDERMoTT, Pres't; A. WILSON, Sc'y;
n. MCBRIDE, Treas.