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b. SINESS CARDS.
THINE YORK BKGRY

RN j. IL. WHEEE.Ek.
r1IHE undersigned would re pectully inform the inha
I bi:an;s OF Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared furnish the choicest variety o crackers,
such Butter, Soda Lemon, Boston, Oyster Abernet'
q Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bfead,
Pies, &C, &c. in good variety Confectionery, o. the
choicest selection, constantly on hand All xmas OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made TO order
The subscriber having spared no pains nor eNpeLseh
fitting up wagon for the convenience and accoiihoua
tion OF his customers public generally are now
able to furnish anything in line to those VINO de
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon To eau aaiy,
will nlea send their orders to N Bakery, or to
the Post Office. ,n,,
sas- Remember the place, in Edwards Block, a few
oor west OF H. Tn ho,npsons store Main street sehd I'D
your orders and they will receive prompt attention.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAPER
REVERSED-FORT HATTERAS TO
DF UFJO-PRIZE TAKEN.

NEw YORK, Sept 8.
The Arago arrived to-day.
An Officer &C the returning expedition
from Hatters, reports having seen near
Hampton Roads strange steamer, tow
ing what seemed to be a floating battery
behind, and believed it wa, intended to
obstruct cpmmunication between Fort
Monroe and Hampton.
The Courier des Etats Unis goes into rev
hands and will hereafter drop advocating
Southern rebellion.
Tammany Hall last night elected full
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Kentucky Union papers, to rebut tho
arguments of the secessioEsts in refer
ence to the direct tax of the United
States. which amounts for Kentucky to
$50, 900, call attention to the direct tax for
100, 100000, passed by the southern Rich.
mond congress If Kentucky was in the
confederacy, her share would be abou $l2,-
100000 This is turning the tables on
the taxation matter most efiectually.
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pnSTcN Sent

Jas. Lcouicrc, hailing from Halifax, was
arrested here today ON charge of conspir-
ing against the government, He has been
committed for trial lie was bound for
Memphis.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. /.

Gen. Rosencrans speaks very encoura-
gingly of affairs in Western Virginia
Ii is reported that the rebels are con-
centrating in the vicinity OF the Chain
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EAGLE MILLS.
CUSTOM
Boot and Shoe Store !
r THOMP ON

No. HoSsack'S Block, IHdin Street, Oda,cc,
7 5 in receipt OF a fine assortment O Boots, Shoes,
L Rabbers, &c.
Also HAS and Caps, and Gents Buck Mitts and
Gloves all the best manufacture and cheap for cash.
Call n nd examiy A. PRESCOTT Agent,
90 No fyoSsTcL'S E{OcE, JLyjB 81,
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MRS TARBLE

W III fera opsa aea
Spring and
Summer StOch
Of MI merry
goods, on
hu = lay.
April. Is Is
consisting Of
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SpOseTSIFEN'S ID POT!
uONTa MOORE

IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
Il fs and Shot Guns, of description, Telescope
and Pa atent Mnzze Rifles Revolving Ereech, Cast Steel
Barrels. with Guide Starter for hunting and large as
sortment OF Revolvers Colts Beals. Mafhatens, Blunt
Syn's', Allen Thurber's Gentlemen will find at my
shop everything in my line and give salts
faction to all that favor me with their patronage.
invite the old friends OF H. p. BRuSEER TO give
call. he is agent. Customers him
a his post My shop is on Main Street near the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, Wads ,and Caps. Guns let by the day.
jun1s THOMAS MOORE.
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Mn NNRE Snnt !

The schooner II. Middleton, with n
cargo OF naval stores for Charleston from
Liverpool, was seized by the frigatc Roam
ohe while Try. 0 run the blockade. \
prize crew was put on board and arrived
here this A. n. She was originally in
tended for a rebel privatcer.
Special to Post says the Richmond pa
pers are in ecstacies over their troops tax
ing Monson's Hill, and declare an onward
will soon be made.
Reported Mr. Ely, II. c. from Roches-
ter, will soon be released
Gov. Gamble, Of Mo, is at Washington.
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Attorney and COEHSeti0r az LHc-Cf'"fcd NJ.
Office in Reddick's Block N.Y. my -
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A PRIZE-HARRIEr LANE GOT OFF
GEN. BUTLER.
FoRT MONROE, Sept l.

FoRT MONROE, Sept! l.
The steamer George Peabody arrived
from Hatteras Inlet this morning, having
in tow the prize Brooks, captured in the
Inlet The Harriet Lane was got off on
Saturday. Her armament and coal had
been thrown overheard The guns would
be recovered The Minnesota had left
for New York with the. rebel prisoners
The rebels had s killed and - wounded
new military department, it is sup
posed, will be created for Gen Butler.
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:. lJc,oor,,I,,n -Flag officer Samuel Bar.
ron G. : y. offers to surrender F rt Hat.
, taras with all the arms and munitions oi
yor he officers IN h. allowed ,o 90 ont
,,;,b III. a,,,. ,rd ~. mo-, ,,;tbo az, rms
80 ra,;ra CSi.,.oJ :. parror
" "Cnnoranlinr
as Naval d.rarrrs G : e.
/ The following reply was despatched by
/ Capt. Crosby, |. ;. y, and Lieut.. WlgeL
.Hemora1lF,n- -Bcui +. Butler Major
/ General Commanding L : 4 in reply 10
+ communication OF Samuel Barron, Com
mandin- forces at Fort Hatteras, cannot
admit the terms proposed. The terms Of
iercd are these; Full capitulation. The
Officers and men to be treated - prisoners
Of war. 30 other terms admissible. Com
mauding officers to meet on board the fla
ship Minnesota 10 arrange details"
Upon reception OF tins. the Commodore
: called council Of war Of his field officers
and accented the terms offered. and pro.
ceeded to the hag ship TO arrange the
details after which the prisoners were put
on board the fac shin. and the stars and
stripcs were, hoi-ted.
The official account Of Gen Butler
gives very minute particulars Of the expe-
dltiou and engagement, but presents no
new featusss. lie -ays Fort Hat.eras
mounted 10 guns. ! unmount-i, 80 one
large I'D inch Co.umJiad ready for mount
ing Tie position Of tae fort : an ex
cg.diuglv strong one. nearly surrounded
on all sides bv waite. and only 10 Lc ap-
preached 10y march 70! p yards circuit
ou-ly. over large neck O. sand within
half mus}.e; range. aud over a causeyvay
q few feet in width. which was cannon1.
del u..l two - FOUNDERS. loaded with
crara and cs.rri-ter
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WAsHING-oN, Sept +
The following order has been issued by
Gen. Scott.
The Gcneralin-Chief i happy to an.
nounce that the Treasury Department, to
meet future payment TO the troops, is
about to supply, besides coin a. heretofore
treasury notes in sums of ), 10 and %
dollars, Is good As gold at all banks aad
government offices throughout the |. 5,
and most convenient for transmission by
mail from officers and men to their fani-
lies at home Good husbands, fathers,
sons and brothers under the stars and
stripes will thus soon have ready and safe
means Of relieving an immense amount
of suffering which could not be reached
by coin.
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EsueIl:l Vista EIOT;,l sslrO MS.

At the residence Of ". II. ". CasAman. East Ota,ro
Alvays for sale aarge supply OF perpetual Roses and
other kinds of towering houserants strawberJ To-
ma.o Ri barb Cabbage plants &c, &C., in their
on and Vegetables of all kinds. Iun1i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-09-07

THE GOVERNMENT FoRcE AT AND AROUND
WASHINGTON correspondent informs us
that the government force in und about
Washington is in the neighborhood Of ono
hundred and fifty thouss nd men.-Bostor
IJoreXsr
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NTHiWN Isl HNliElI.
J. c. gItTE.;W Az,

pFsLEK N
All kinds oT fr0dacS. ,,,cb Wheat Corn, oats, IT,
HIOffy Sal DE
Office and Warehouse. side OF FG'ton street. for
rerIy occupied by W W Low. utta va, III.
Liberal adyarcrs made on grain in store. sep3
Ladies', ss:ifE, Paper!
II HAVE Just received good assortment Of superior
IL Ladies Bath. English and French LETTER AND
NOTE PAPER; the very hest manufactured, fancy ana
plain a, the Ciuifp NEWS DEPOT.
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O7Gtljc Piysi-s,N-r 'r1r9, T'ig"5s.
Offers his services Jh- friends ~ the H" 'rppat ic
System ia OTTAWA, in al branches o. his profession
Particular attention given e treatmea, 9! woin=
and cllIilreu- ~
once in Frecuaa's block, Ia SAL Cd . fella-ly
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CITY ATTORNEY OF WASHINGTON.


WAsHNCToy, Sept ,.
The mayor Of Washington has appoint
ed JAS. II Brawl"y corporation attorney.
ia pluc. of Air. Carlisle resigned
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pHiLADELPHIA, Sept !.
One bark and schooners were seized
by the L. s. Marshal to-day under the con-
fiscation act
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LATEST MI VS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE TAX
ING OF FORT HATTERAS, ON THE
Y C. COAST
WAsuINGToS. Sept !.

w -''ic'T &c ~ iSt.
A gentleman connected with the Ex-
pediton Ito Hatteras) reports that the
forces were landed and drawn up in line
on the beach, when it was found that
there were 3l9 men, under Col Webber
of Goth n y. Regiment At the time the
wind increased a little, and it was found
impossible to land more troops They
proceeded up the beach, capturing brass
field piece and a horse. The force then
advanced to Fort Clark, which had been
evacuated, but We're compelled to retire
again, owing to the shells of the feet fall
ing into the fort, and marched back 10
the place of landing and there camped
for the night Early next morning trey
again returned and the fleet commended
bombarding the second fort called Fort
Hatteras, which soon afterward displayed
a white flag, when the fort was entered by
our troops. Our officers were conducted
to the tent Of Commodore Barron, who
was in command Of the rebel forces. The
Commodore placed in the hands Of LieGt.
Wisel the following proposition, which
was Immediately carried TO Gen. Butler.
. Nc7aoranGUm-Flag officer Samuel Bar
ron. c. :. y. offers to surrender rt Hat
teras, with all the arms and munitions of
war the officers 10 be allowed to 20 out
with side arms, and the men without arms
to retire. (Sigued) Barron,
Commanding
Il 4
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ARyiIIrR LOCKWOOD
ALFRED W.CAyARLY.
DAVID u. JONES


attorney and E0Uf3~Sf0,' "f L.'''-'fH'Td- It
on Post GfEce Block. directly over the News De
Dot and f.Npr-Es Glice.
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Druggist, B5aEseile,. Gpd .S'Ttioaer-OttT,rG, M.
SECOND Nattiuger's block, south side Of the
nrIrt hnrIse
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AIES.TtREs.E

respect 10 DRESS MAX Nc
vices or Slrs. oA>HNAS. for
being thus prepared 10 do y
most spprcvcu E'yle-
y. An elegant 10. o.
VIII be kept cgnkianrII Cu
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- Summer slocS
o. ALL merry
goods, on
-ssSs Thu.sd ay,
S april. -. Is
consisting Of
all th- new
STRAW GOODS
The largest Stock ever
broucl.tto this city
La dies Misses ar1
Chrdreu's Hats e.. all the;
styles-price- 'roT one 70
fv- dollar. Extra s.zes
Shaker Hoods. Gray a1e
Wuite Hair Bonn cts
quite new in style. In
fants' and c'ii'dren's goods
J iu great variety
; 4 very choice lot o. hair
\ Lets. ais"
y ! LARGE lot Ct DRESS
= TRIMMINGS, bu;tons and
Tauam.hts, ia al that j.
new and Ae-.ratl e-all
selected Eitu u1ci care.
Gold B..tirE--saS Buck
les. God cord. and Chaps, ,
together with . fg'l srt o.
C'aaE and Ugg-s "r.t----=.
Tie NJ" GC#Er DRESS
pATrEI:S. CM'iren's pat
:cr.s-i.N ;Nrt = uCv and
choice. L-diez, Nf~s. s.
mt Ct-iLrcrfs moo Z
SKIRTS - warranted the
bets Steel springs, from -
cts, to $500,
FISEFgENCH CoESETs.
White NGsin RuGiing In al
widths.
TAPE TRINNIiNG-
Lice inishfr skirts.
Mrs. TARBLE wrr. -
her-r"ynre. pty PERSONAL
ATTENTION 70 al orders.
which Trr respectful y go
cited.
Mrs. T, while in New
Yur. spent Uur. tim. iu
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FRobT WAsH1NoroN-
lHlRisffl ettsF+xpSihgI 4 sHlRRs J6id
TAkoSOm on the Special -DISpatehea
OF SuHdrys Sensation Newspapers.
sPEefZLB5gHETE EISE gFpEeRfPa
From eur own CorreIpondent.j

e. . 3
80 - .WAsHtSGToN, yesterday P.M.r,
II has now. positively transPired that the
order for the eyncuntion of Fort Sumter If
written at all, was written on.a blue FOOLS
cap sheet. b. ts +.
sll,A dead head pass home was sent to.
every ORe in the Fort, if anything, bhtl
this Is sNll eo.tradiVl Vled zbyrn messenger
from the War 0Eice thissP. n, who5pSst.
hvely says'he knows nothing about Il, and
what heiknoVs WAS committed 70 him I'M
.de1serd ofsthe strictest cou[idence.
This may he,reliei upon as official, and
Tis made known only to your c6rrespon-
dent, several Representatives. of lesser
sheets having expended slerge sums to ndf-
chase tue same 9 Information without sue
as'I Il may. be set down that the i present
stdlll will be maintained, and Fort sum;
ter be disposed Of as the Administratian
may destde- IL any of your readers are
dnxiohs 10 learn positively about Fort
sumter this may be taken as reliable, bnt
Wftl not DC, TO bet upon =,
The Mission to kangaroo is given TO
BeptleSs 8igEips, positively. This is said
70 Dc, hnaI and rlInor says he is confirmod.
sIt may not lie so, however,, ptobahly is
not, though incline to the helIef that iE
Is Re VIM ket that or the Mongolta Con-
sutlte. OF falling in both, will wait for
segqFt ltggl stpgl. lPua1s fsf9d3idIgH
In tsEesutiye session this mnrning, the
proceedings were entirely secret One of
tie pages bribed BY yohr 'eUrresp6ndSnt
with . pint of pea ants, says he knows
mare than be dares toftell. or wouldStell,
for any sum short 0EolfdOIlar. III is un-
derstood 70 refer to thelBebgal Mail Route.
The page says the de6ate Wns on simple
absfrae'ioHs, but as this mast be true Of
dehetesuPSn The entire range of the alaits
Of thst late minstrel p thatz ls4Yes ris
PtEHtHSE! PEtHSE lsaAA &Ssuae, this morning, and
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q 40 z9S.Et.q 20 aaio9 Htjs e. uQissi s
IN gETflE7
q sAaTJ folI-E9eJSii7 b9u2Se {
.A9tAles ss4ltAaE $50 4s2lAsisAEsqs {
tl::.;i:.l. J. aiii;t:s - -: {
4 was s,5765EEsq, 5EsFq, a. "a 21q 2
1ns Ss os !,
| IL 81 osn t9tEeieF to
stSSs a ~ g qrha4ees etaeqditlAlI
~ ,s.st, aesllls n
y, ~. II 4nSh sAb wa Fymqr-
sa9el kaFl ftl I9sl pro- Jon Ct IFe Goverpment
7'ffS aSt tAls ls-ol
,tiii f5SI nj IL ,aaE.al itasy sosy -
HI H. " meet
Sr ~ Z 5sloe osah apq three
fIff5S55sd Il; .Is ~ ne sta- :
III - Ekfss may PC regard
~ t., izsi;5,i 50 s..5 tti
jJ[s .IbriaiISSs iSI, !'.;'S Rgls9n s, one ot
jfbfs nfSr,;so. ss1 !uEk .n9ssss
fbS sIaiI! MI w. ( ,tll4yioSeFsas an
tst s;s;5 :, ~ 20
lfTs =, = ". ~. - eatltal4l Tue pow
fIIi M, q y 81 -
,gs "a. y ql 4is
7. - ~ tIle
er,,;5js5,2s 81 81 i. b. 81
N NJ + ttEeaefe
Psit gs;.ss go II It SE9est
3 =! T. - ohm
MI. (, 4 y az q
4 "a l,s 5sss ~ sop-
p &na cserk ships Their aRPlisa-
1 ~ 1T etteEslSl ree9mmep-
II 81 81 nthe W sh-
r. f;Ss ! .ggiIolg s 81 s5piip
III Htsttr taat tns sta
ma piisS y. WI 9e
| sira ,r NJ 4pel's'si INC .ae-
a. otN4sss seekers 3g lbaye this
talSS is go hs lo include themselves,
.i, ": ussnl'est al N Sannot be complied
isStSS%tl VT 2nI5ghiEao3 IL. So 1tui a7.5 7siI
~. m possesflon OF
K 49,, W tto'l seEeEll pants IN tue
~ 'tl Ye IS nQk es liberty 70 make
s s9i ~ n. Il y ptlreiY definite on thepoint
I !. lS DOW under
}SsgSHS Yy4lslpI named 4tteE to q present
SSiI: gnt q atters old RiekensE full
y %1sti mas leesn toppaam9ng
sE,IS L9 = ihlsi Us hlghly interesting
Io;SgS 9FTlts t;'tia n''Ee e9angmed haPlls3 ot
o'Sst S.DI1. n9N?nr9ays for
sI,6 2 Isls IttiaL ~ ethey
3YI SS{siiI ~, nos neglect themselves. This is
W,'s y, "ea KY islloNed 70 trims
y, q wy jlEealhIa OF te assistant
ssSHs .,.t " nlS'za ~ g5a15E! 400
tns SlE't on 9ll e rlS t4ese will
Ss.i, gEsfns ~ inc market here,
sal5ai. y. eTss mere already, but
nslsE sle ~ 9pEt al Of them
at ,s;SI ~ t!heiF htnSss lar "a
g1r.Sn ~ " 9l etftle fele-
I, I. u S9nl VII please
~ " ,llatt 9lS may pc looked
bsFWi 'S OF aahaSS other man: =!
E1stt tp9qglas llas rlAlte ne speeeh Of the
Il s9Hneased lt by DESIRING the
e., "! S W q specially tue repoF-
AS5S 3Hs Ron1enl, erePt
F[o5t bso4E Ffs| IS on bis SHIRT
/ ], ~. Douglas commenced, BY saying that
ne Rnd ,pp doubt Mr.. Lincoln meant peac.:
lin his inaugural. He had known NJ,
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LlER.IN cIHlETlARnEIslTiIlniI3.

The E1perIenee OF q yearly Visitor
there this Last 3EYIntsfSsThs Ten.1
deney OF EyeFytlilngjifoIO y OrIenIRI-
.,EsSeS5l .,,iEssSGa;5lA An IN pgsEesttnE Rlad Graphic
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~ atllgl. Y q ~ ". ll.tslr
s. q - 8 oI = 5IsrE.IlE-Il5a,.z


.sSi r. 8 OF 5iFt5SfSsE 2
T5uyE Som It2isi i,55 o. Il s,5 :
p rl3g5sI I Z it4Et Eai.i :. - Z,
One On. 9sy.i Is 1hree weslsa,.s4 so
I; - g One Month 90,
E;,LI FSur Days rte libntlS, 10 %
~ Months, 90
TS % One %
SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
early Advertising on reasonable ttrrng neccr-
hs RElIi a 4 ~
All from trauGisnt perSons or strabe
err; e be PsfR fpf IN atlcoaetI aTafJgEf
business CArds not exceeding hTe lnes SO pRrYear
oE 81 for SIX month"; hut for shorter period nOfhInS
VIII be counted lesl thRn ! square
Tue privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited IN
the AdyeTtf erssewn 6hSinesS; and an
advertisements 4uf th6 beuelf OF other prsonS aS.
well a9 all legal and adTeFtsements
auction sales and real eEts sspt in by them mud,
be PaItdse At tls 4sael t9i&zIf 9X4 "a
~ Advertisements not accompanied With written
ao R Pe iPSerted until forbid and eharEed
e.Ss Sose; =, ,I ESr TSl to be charged in Al
Marriages Notiees Of HsGals ahd- -GanO6nsSheptr
Sermons. 80 cents snacii.f ssii1i JtjIF icyiIss6
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FIRE AND INLAND HAYIGATION =.
RiOkS accepted At terms eOnssteE With soIVeney and
fair PF6he. q - sETi'f frss {
DISQUALIFICATION gfust 10 GOE D BREEEENGS
sad CORteRLS tor tsEtlS of ere 10 Gss SeaE6. -
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SaddIes, HaImess. .TlllnLs q

ihst VIfoLEsALBs 4 IiEfAII.o 81 fla6ef
b, 3: 81 ERRARps N0-lSI Main strSet. sorD,,..
Siln, VII continue 70 keep hand aiarEeHnd
IIs ~ La1et and qentleneu's Ssildles PnS 4 CoT
ia-- 49,. carPer Bags; sstsieiS o{
voultrespe spectmlly call attention 81 ~, =. y. Z
~ .tL1et Rrll pr6niPIhe5I ID
Sat eYitIInqa9ee o. tho public patronage
ss6S145S y gra ni y.,Bs slLgPRARn. i5S %
--1s-s. - 1al, MHin Streef
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tF.ALLa tEs
Hats and Caps for, lie 4 lIiIlisn
r 5qgos s. VERY .oa
. No. 446 Main 8 t:s,r t, E9heeliitiiss. sV
! AstN y. I NIs1NlolbHANIl v fllE 5llaSTi isSfao5QyE
sssS q SGf f y 'hS llis llPs
l9 PRTNOEaoF WALES, 44AIa
tSe.S sSI Sbe EIett lS.s yot1 FutieISk.
bilSt q g si't lo
= Stgs541n, II ~ Dress san ana Gassimsye Hat,
Eau fs 2Sp.lH gEfaud EiiEll1tlplh1 aOI5iS
EsIS1 is rs, ssyis sE Ss hnSst fIiENCil
unett AlnSLiekh, sp,ISli and SaSSSS vT,s,is 'ls
,aE !, :, btEN'S and BOYYiCJAPS.l II
i5isS Is sRs ase.s e' lsss lr ys ltest
si t%S PsIIt and E1ehly 1EinaaF 6lt.IiillIT.
IrStp my In llaatf ii.nro III.
tss t6 e IS ats Ss..ns lsy FSagen-
ilfst ot GgOtll az the ipTiSr 4IlI I"S
r l,9ts made 10 order on the Rotics.,
in Eisi5qosq sdJ c}P-i Aiell7est- WISriiSE.
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s1 S4ii' { Now York do 500 Fs .--s-,,-,
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p boxes Natl II. h,Iunip Tobacco
-s5 tS,J9i various lthu daS,I brands 81 HpbucL0
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Upwnrds or Si3, 900, 600 a25 s;
or Losses have been paid by tie EtRA Insurance %,
Ln che past 4IYeafs. -. : - !
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CARRAGEEN b kI,M
1saR4rED RlR Q0uaiS C0Lbs. &c /.
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Assets. January L, 1860.

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spe iiotoP9c tlisinioFpiRgs III was FUmpr-
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hoqfsfs On Third stsssta This IS OH J
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i.d Tue Inaugural meant Peace. lie was
Il, 9r any other man. He would take oc-
el4isston to say here that The South had too
generally construed seriously the little
PleHsAntriees he had, nj times indulged in
with regard to his Republican friends.-
Il was, TO be understood as Pickwickiau,
and only Intended TO influence the "byes''
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70 ben. -assiz i,sisi sat % ysi5 800 HafIooI
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HOWARD AS ISOLATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Eencrolent Institution established by spe.ial
Endowment. for the relief Of the sick and Dis
tresscd afflicted wiM Truient and Epidemic
diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
Of The Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
17A Acting Surgeon, to all who apply BY let
ter with description of their condition, Gage,
occupation, habits oflifo: &c.:) and in cases of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperm, atorhHa,
aud other Diseases Of the sexual organs, and
on the new remedies employed in the Dispcns-
airy, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-
seiopes. free of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J SklLLlN HQUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard assoc iation, No: .
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, p. By
order Of the Directors.
EZRA D IlARTWELL. President.
GEO. F-4lRCHlLD, Secretary v2nl1y