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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

rCIFCTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office pti,d door ,ct.t ?f oG1TI H'"H nam Street,
OTTAWA, ILLS.
DR C. voula respectfully cal, the attention "f those
suffering from Chronic Diseases, particularly -
fula White Swelling, salt Eheum, Eruptions "i the f!ce
and sin SAID Head Oid Sores, and all diseases arising
from impurities Of the blood
Also peformities Curyatures, and Diseases oil & ne
Spine, Distortions Of the Feet, Contracted "' SIN
Joints, &c. -,
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle, ana
with a success heretofore unequaled apf
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IsUCC- LACCuIsSD-I
lEAS just received 4 new and very elegant stock OF
Goods, comprising rich materials and desirable
cours which she IS prepAred sell Low prices
consisting of splendid Magenta P'umes aud velvet
Flowers Gilt Slides and Cord EuEle BIttcns and Ro-
settles every description; Black. Purple. and Ma
gent, y,lyets. ana Soirriuo silks fvery variety and
color OF STRAW BONNErS Black. Brown, Whit, and
prab Also. Ene assortment Di the new siy" ~
Ribbons and Scarf Ties Childrens Caps and Flats, Br-
dal Nreaths, Old Ladies' Bonnets, Hoop shirs, aud
Sls ker Hoods: Mode and Grape for Mourning E0nnets
Mrs Van Vechton would invite the ladies of ottawa
and vicinity to give her CALL and as>urt them no
mains shall be spared TO please their tastes.
.Yy Please forget TO call opposite the Man>lcEi
IIou-e before purchasing elsewhere. .
ga l.. VAN yECHTDN.
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Da0r and Blind Factory.

ANE have moved our Lumber Yard to Panin 2
w MIL, the Illinois River Bridge, and pre-
pared to furnish our former customers and all others
with al kinds Of Lumber. Lath, and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand "A good assortment of DRY SEA
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our Lumber Sash, Door
and Blind Factory, and GLASS; Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep t, enabled to furnish each and article
that Builders may want, saving you the trouble go
ing to number of different places to make your bill
We also invite attention to SHINGLE MILL.
winch IS now ready for operation, and furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale retail.
our terms are cash, and sell low the lowest
Please call and examine for yourselves.
oifee on La Sale St, opposite Van Doren & 0Shorn's
store- dec p STEAWN & POWELL.
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EAGLE HILLS.
yyyuE subscriber would inform the public that he is
now running the above NH, and is prepared to do
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In tha best possible manner, as the MIL mas been
th.roughIy Repaired and is in first rate order. Good
and attentive HIllers employed, and viii be con-
sapt,y on hand wait upon customers Farmers and
others will find it their advantage to give me call be-
fore going elsewhere. -, ~
R-urders Tor Flour Feed can he left at the City
Market or at tie M and viii be promptly attended TO-
Ottawa, Oct %, 1869 ). noOp
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Opening Day in New York, Of Miiiiners
and iodistes.
THE SPRING FASHIONS.

Last Thursday was a stormy, unpleasant
day in the metropolis. Still the halls of
fashion were well filed on their opening
day. We find the following description in
the Tribune Of the prevailing mode for
spring:
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XXI---NO. 33.
The Swing as Cure Of Consumpti

Ihe swing as Cure Of Consumption.
lwi:h to say few words to ' whom it ,nay
concern, on the use of the sving-cne OF
the gymnastic exercises-as n preventive
ana cure OF pulmonary diseases | mean
,he suspendIng of the body by the
ia ANUS oy means OF rope or chain fasten.
" d nean at one end, and at the other
- y. thEee ,eet long, convenient to grasp
WIN 'ne hands. The rope should be fas-
tened to the centre of the sick wh;"I,
should hang six or eight inches ,ho,s w.
head. Let a person grasn this st;cL ,.;.,,
the hands two or three feet anart anJ
swing very moderately at first-nerbans
only bear the weight, if very wea.-hi,d
gradually increase, as the muscles gain
strength from the exercise, until il NAV ba
used from three to five times daily. The
connection of the arms with the body
(wlth the exception of the clavicle, with
the sternum or breast bone) being a mus.
cusaf attachment to ths ribs the effect Of
this exercise Is to elevate the ribs and en-
large the chest; and as nature allows no
vacuum, the lungs expand to fill the tavi-
~, increasing the volume Of air-ths ma
turai Purifier of blood-and preventing
the congestion or the deposit of tubercd,
louS matter. have prescribed the above
for all cases of hemorihago of the unrs
ana threatened consumption Of thirty-fve
years, and have been able to increase the
measure Of the chest from two to four
inches within few months, and always
with good results Bat especially us q
preventive | would recommend this eyer
;lse. Let those who love life cultivate a
we'll formed capacious chest. The stu
lent, tho merchant, the sedentary, the
ioung of both sexes-aye, all, should have
swing upon which 10 stretch themselves
laily; and ] am morally certain that il
hIs were to be prac.i:ed by the rising ge-
leration. i'll dress allowing FREQ and
uil development Of the body, thousands,
'es, tens of thousands, would 10 saved
rom the ravages Of that oyproLrium n,eeiico.
'"", consuInption.-L. Lo1g, IT, b.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

EsE j. Es. WHEELER.
salIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the nha-
4 bitants of Ottawa and vicinity That he Is now
prepared furnish the choicest variety o Crackers,
such Butter, Soda Lemon Boston, Oyster Abernetha,
ard Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pies, &C., &C. good variety. Confectionery, of the
choicest selection, constantly on hand All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared no pains nor expense in
fitting a wagon for the convenience and accommoda-
ton OF his customers and the public generally are now
able furnish anything in their line to those who de-
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon to call daily.
will please send their orders TO n V Bakery, or to
the Post Office.
fS- Remember the place, in Edwards BLOCK, rev
II. ThompsoR's store, Main street sehd In
your orders, and they will receive prompt attention
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THE CLoAKs AND MAxTLEs.

The cloaks Cor the season VIII have no
thing startlingly new except bias circular,
very long and very full, which has hood
of an indcScribabie shape, and which, as
the saying is must be seen to be apprecia-
ted. The ladies may, however, form some
idea Of it by supposing large circular
cape gathered in fan shape in The centre,
and having the ends folded up and trim
med with very large rosettes. Ihls gar
nent is the Princess Mantle" Black
silks and ladies cloths will lie very much
worn in paletots, with deep plain capes.
4 new article for summer wear is the Gre
nadine shawl There are not many Of
these pretty shawls imported, but they
will form very gay feature in summer
fashions. They are TO be had in pure
white, black, with brocaded border and
raised leaves Of the most striking colors,
and also in blue and brown.
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tsuou, Visit, EiGr:ti Gard .nS.
s. C..

Al The resjgeDee OF ". r. ". Cassmda, East Ottuaca
Always for sale aIarge supply of perpetual Roses ant
all other kinds of Towering 10
mato Hb.harb Cabbage plants &c, &c, in their
80 -, ya.,arIos of ali kinds jUnf4
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&. &. CoGEf;GCEs. W. D..

,:,r,,1u I,,,TyiSf1nd Apottscoy. Mir 81. O,tT1r-
1WUOLESALE AND RFTAIL-)
Imnorter OF Drugs Chemicals, French Co5niae Bran
dies Wines, &c-&c- aus
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Fall and Winter Millinery,

Now open for inspection and sale at
Hiss EzfEEssE'-.
Second dJ0r north II tie -UGHSloa House
A LARGE and beautiful assortment of every style
"A ard variety OF FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
GOODS bought exclusively for cash. at the lowest pos
stbI, and Will be sold cheaper than can be bought
in ans other place in Ottawa. Ladies in search OF
fashionable and stylish Bonnet<, invited to cal and
a,sr,i, = my goods and prices. sep2g
.lEE.yyA MARBLE YARD.
u lie undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
az ff-v.I q Finley where he intends to carry the
business On a more extensive scale. ilehas on hand and
i lwav. in receipt of the best quality Of American TIA
"a. "a Eyn,iau Marble. Head stones Tomb Stones
Monuments Nantes, Furniture, &C. As he has some OF
IN, hes; workuen the western country, he feels as
sured that get up anything in his line IN superb
together with Ow prices he feels assured tat
he viii 1--WE al those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
\ ~ orders from a distance earnestly solicited, and
-, .,r ,+,.r4as 10 JAMES WILLS
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G.. w. DENIfAR ID.

Tcdriey. of Vocal and Instrumental Music ana the
Gsy1Rdn Language.
ohce in Post Office Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing Office.
DENHAEDS QCADRIILE BAND is ready TO furnish
superior Music for Balls, Parties Concerts, &c rea-
sonahle terms. good caller connected with the
Band.
Apply at Denhard's Office opposite the Free Trader
Office, his residence, opposite the Madison Street
chOOl House, above the Meat Market. drc12
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Ladies' Bath Paper!
T HAVE just received good assortment OF superior
II Laaies' Bath English and French LETTER AND
NOTE PAPER the very best manufactured, fancy snd
lain, stths ljull41 NEWS DEPOT.
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DOCTOR HARRIS
II. KSEUSSL,

nFFICE nthe second story of shulers building near
-. -, :, rox Ri-ar aug32
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CooKIxG 4 GoosE-A boy has been ar
rested in Paris for stealing cooking and
eating a goose, the property of an old wo-
man who employed him. q do not de-
ny" said the boy, That took the goose,
but it was because my mistress did not
give me enough to eat Is it true that
YOU did not allow him sufficient food
asked the President. " He always had the
same as had, sill" "Ihe same as you.-
YES" said the boy, but if you live on al
most nothing, cannot do SO; and was
starving" And it was to eat that you
stole it? Pray, where did you get 1t cook
ed7' During my mothers absence l
lighted fire i'll her room and roasted the
cooser Your mother on her return,
must have seen what you had done p
No; for l ate it all before she came
backr' "All! what, i'll one meal 2
:. Yes, sir; had been half starved Tor
month, and made up for lost timer This
answer created some surprise and loud
aaghsef.
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THE BONNETS.

These beautiful things-the bonnets-
are. thank Heaven, no smaller than those
worn in the past season. The new Paris
shape is very ,iistingue, but it will disap-
point some OF the ladies' who are trying 10
Introduce the fiat Marie Stuart fronts.
Ladies' have tried very often to introduce
the Marie Stuart, but must yield TO fashion
and console themselves with the thought
that the Marie Stuart bonnet is only be-
coming to Young and handsome faces, and
that is the reason they will not take. The
new shape for the season is worn very
high, close to the lower part of the face,
and slopes very much from the tip to
the crown At Madame Harriss, IN
Broadway, some very elegant ones may be
seen. One Of lavender silk, with II white
lace front and cape of rich blonde, was
very Charming. 1t had a simple trimming
of pansies and lilies half buried in folds
OF the softest lace. Ruches will be worn
still, but not generally. The hair will be
worn in curls and in braids in the bonnets
rs was the fashion before ruches came IN
vogue They will, however, still be worn
in some of the most stylish bonnets. The
trimmings for the bonnets will be simple
lace and small flowers, in clusters and
in loops on the top, or as nearly on the top
of the bonnet as it is possible to get them
Fancy straws Will be very much worn this
spring and summer. \ great many costly
ones have been imported.
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NEW IEEaEEVEET,


Opposite Ns NIa.JN HOUSE. one door cast {
Jackson d Lock,c0o{s s HIrdrare iStJre.
M. ta- y-rTs~n
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n. IL. BRISTOL.
PRODUCE, MERCHANT
In The CistmdH Warehouse, HOrth o. The Candy.
VIII receive Wheat, Corn. or Oats from farmers, and
sell in Chicago charging only freight ard commission.
None advanced upon Grain in store. Storage So,
COO bushels.
s1g- Market price paid for AL kinds Of G-ain. feb2
SEssAIyS 81 30 - ELL.
ysgysgs in (Trdi7i and all KINDS Of IrOl5tce
once and Warehouse on the sde-cut, near the Gas
W. dcc.2
Il &, EsiTEIEiTI Az.
pEALER IN
An l;DdS of prO1Uc9 such Wheat, tOrit oats, IL
zaOthy .Seei. sc-
Office and Warehouse west side of Fulton street, for
merry occupied by ". W Low, OTTAWA, H.
Liberal advances made on grain in store sep5
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ESsSwY al. GODrs,El. VI. o..

f&KH N. tsOEEEsEI. VI. D..
&1E73ale ~ 60vn3 College OF Sargc0HS, EdstJ"1'gh
fnherre Hospital in Europe for seve-
~ r 34Ai1 Z practice of years in Illinois, Ee
1ess cSnddent giving satisfaction those who may
wish his professional advice.
Office north side OF the Court House Square Resi-
depre on Superior ST. National House decj
Or. s.szi:fSsi :. $s.o-Tt1 EEL,
HYDgOpATHIST,
Respecfuily tenders her services 10 ladies ana chi"eh
1, ottawa AMI vicinity. Residence on Paul St, two
-
Ere. HARD * ;Eci7sEElais *
Hs> ing associated themselves together for the practice
profession, respectfully tender their services 10
the citizens o Ottawa and vicinity
B.-All persons indebted to either OF the under
sig red are requested call Immediately and arrange
she
once over Hunters Drug Store Ia Sale St.
C HARD, VI. d,
i,prS X NJ McARTHUR, VI. D.
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TELEaRAAGS.
FRO WASHINGTON.

wAsansros, July 2s.-Tbs Secretary Of War tele-
graphs, in reply to Dispatch from the New York IN
ion Defence Committee as follows; as
$50 cheer our frsrds 10 active eIsrtions, that Va
may speedily retrieve msiortuues. We are making
most vigorous eorts to concentrate large and ire
sstsble amy the point Many regiments are arrv'
ing The works on the South bank OF the Potomac are
being wei manned. The C-pitsl is safe.
SigIed, siyAeS CANNON.
WAsAIsGrcs, July % This morning was occupied
in putting sairs on the Virginia .iis in ORDER In The
original lines
The lis of officers killed and wounded In the 6ght on
Sunday still increases. A Z,uave drummer, who C.
capped the Confederates, yI that thers we're an
immense number Of Federal prisoners taken BY the Goa
federate troops
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The L)rd>a Eeo Onis., Of The 2s.b o. June, says
Tnere has again been only limited demand for COM
ussc'A purposes durilg .Ge srcaer part OF Ia week
ba' The continued pfs~Cre the Stock Exchange caas
ca tie rae 20 D. fully in;4ard per eont.
3sra5ss portion OF funds usu,ly ewpOyed Ia dis
,Juntiag bills Is nov being e1 The Government stock
these transactions 10. 0sy 01rug the best security,
blt also yel1rg the highest a'ua1e rae Of Interest
lea capitalists ild posei 20 take even the choicest
ga3s-at ,ss than pei csug, and the tendency u TO re-
gu more. To-day the general demand has been e1-
Ast day OF the quarter.
Tas foo wing are the Of discount In the ehis
ci.-a. of Lha nnnLi-.-L ahnaius no aLLaraLinr.
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NORTHERN CuNGRESI.

WASHINGTON, July 2y.-Iu the Senate bill was pass
t allowing the transportation Of munitions of war TO
legal citizens in the Confederate States. The bill also
makes appropriations to the amount offs COCOON.
In the House bill was passed abolshing the sdstrict
courts Of Kentucky and Missouri, and dividing Ken
tuky into two Judicial Districts and ssour into one
Yeas 10, nays So Mr.. Ci!tenden opposed the bill I"
al abuse Of power the par Of Congress and An nno
Walton of the Constitution.
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FROM MISSOURI,

JrryERs1S CITr, Mo-, July 90 -Uriel wrigh. made
to-day violent Southern speech in the State Cou'su-
,iou, in which he denounced Lrcoln as revolutionary
despot and also denouuced all UIion leaders aud sym
path'z,Ts in ST. Louii and throughout Missouri
committee has been .rpointed to repJt on the di-
trac,ed condition OF the Safe.
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THE EFFECT ArLoUIsvILLE.

LoUIsvILLK, July 2S-Tne r:ct Of the overwhelming
defeat Of the Lincoln forces Manassas, OBJ sundi,
is in the highest degree inspiring to Southern-right
men, while the Union men ara sorey depressed. Many
declare that there is proper solution Jet given 10
count for the disastrous defeat
The murder Of Mr. Tompkins. by the city policeman, i
denounced here as a brutal Affairs.
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0s FUrLoUGH.-Rev. T. ". White, Chaplain Of The
Ho-itzer Battalion has returned the city months
iarough which be expects ,pendog With his churches
in Iunenburg from which be has bsea separated sgce
tas commencement Of the war. Mr. White desires US 10
that he has made every s9r to visit Capt Shields
Battery at Manassas but unable TO obtain pass
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RrouRsEp-0pt S. 4. Bsyly, Of the Virginia Guard
aud Lieut.. kd~ssi Alcud of the Z,uaVes CT this city
returned from Northv Virginia yest riay after
nooa. N good e<h. They report the occupation Of
Cheat Mountain pass by an 1diaua regiment The Con-
ode'ate troops still at Monterey, In Highland coun'
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"F" CoEFASr.-Persons wishing to send letters TO
any member of this COMPANY can do so by leaving the m
ut the Wig 0ti;e, or at hessrs. Sublett Bro, on
Broad street. hsiueen An aud 9th, by this evening".
Tney will De tsn charge 81 ey Sergeant John A Pzzi
nj who leaves FriAay morning.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNELiSoUsST CONSUMERS Of GI In Monroe Ward are
herr b. notified AL their Gas bus before
he O'Clock - toiAv viii be cea With accord
Ia 20 the requirements Of the 9vls extract ton The ordaAnse
eoaserning the Gss WSIss - -.
y IA sdia.e E eel % ne Cvsss My ca, lS5A any
sfnnin I'D Nher ueh II 10
etsd ador shs n0ufS The ntsndsnS Who .A stoo
bsng u,sd hs prse In respect 70 which tne
default sAkts and n not paIi usfE.s BAs NJ, per Mt
v os adssd 90 The or gnA suoaat Ill., and shall be
HARsE'OS, for
n L. STATION.
iyeS-it Auditor
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ATTENTION AKrILLERr-A meeting OF the three CON-
MES composing the batsliou Of Artillery commanded
b. Col Thos H. Ellis will be held at Military Hsr,
over The First Market tonight at O'Clock. full at
t,ndancs is desired.
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FEDERAL CANNON.

WASHINGTON, JOly 24.-The President and Secretary
Of War vigorously at work, organizing powerful
army Over 5000 fresh troops have been accepted with
in the last "a hours. [lsit possible!l
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Ezra SEssioS o; ~ sSsissirrI LIGIsLATERE-
Pettus has apsa ha proc amH.iOn converting the L.gs
latu,e IN extra s--sOn TsuiSday the 25n met for
be purpose Of making provision TO prevent sse-
se Of property BY sheriff and o,her sales, daring the
eIs,eocs OF the var We take il for granted that his
accommodation N meet with he unanimous approha-
ton OF the Legislature.
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KILLED ACCIDENTALLY The body OF Thomas Emmett
Tucker, volunteer from Marshall county, Miss, was
brought from Manassas the Central train yesterday
He WAS shot a. Manassas BY the discharge of pistol
~hcl fell from the belt Of officer riding by him.
Tuesday morning. TIE remains in The charge OF
his brother and viii be sSnveyed TO Halifax county, in
this State where the relatives Of deceased reside for u
terment.
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Tbe Money Market Rsvisw OF the zane date, says
% i hardly possible therefore, 10 oYerrste the effect
which The resi't OF the coming harvest vii have upon
every commercial Ald financial interest in the k1g1om
Al average yicld-more caurot be toPd tor coGs.jer
llg the uufayoratls conditions under WbcA ~ Shtat
SEED was committed 20 the eOtn1 saGsbe comparatively
'.--.e1 A.JaG.y -o1r--Solu r. s.; 20 ,Gsce tie ia-
re ie another ID harvest sogld probably occasion
= ssriqCs cris;s
Messsa \. r. Hubbard 4 Sons the Oldest house in The
provision trade IL This city, have suspended psymest-
r.. senior mcmosr. Mr \. T. Hubbard, has beeu ir
~ iusss orty-eghi years and this is The first ine ~
paper ever protest lie vel knogn tsFo -et-
on the entire mercasue eonmueit- and ga fsIiisry
called the filbar o. IT, FRO Sn t,lde This fairFe
5ues tcs ,mpAhy 81 Ae Nbols trade. The suspension
! olGssi oh,ay bJ their accommodations TO several
hou-rs "a; have recently stopped.
Tae British Board OF Trade Table brought By The Can
aia SHOWS a large decrease OF sXpor,4 70 the Clte5
States FOR the fret ass MONTH IN ls5l. ~ ~guses
sts thus
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L.ATEE.

HALIFAX, July 2S.-The steamship Arabia has arrived
with Liverpool dates to Saturday July lsth The Ara
bia brings GIN 900 in specie. The sales OF cotton
10 Liverpool Saturday were 10000 b'es, with quiet
and steady market at London eonsols ~ers urohaDged
at Havre the cotton market unchanged with sales
nj tha we. < Of $500 bales.
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U. 5. SENATOR BRECKESRIDGE.

e bat they sEi reqas another aud besrr season than
this promises Ia order 10 receives The Losses OF kss
var ~
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RsIOIcJNGs AT PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, July 24.-A Confederate salute Of eleven
guns was fired by Fort B,rrancss to-day, at II H. In
nouor Of the glorious victory Manassas on Sunday
A similar salute will be fred here this afternoon.
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VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED EE
S. MGRUDER'S SONS,
RICEIyi0N VA

nHosPHoPERUvIAS 6UANo, warranted % eontso per eena
and $40 20 cent Of Bone Phosphate Of Lima
Pre-. Der tn Of 5000 ba, $50 Co
BONs ASH GUANo warranted % contain cent Of Ammo
ns snd IS per Of Bone Phosphate Of Line Price per
ION on 100 ns-, $50 % -.
pAse Of Line ground 70 hne powder. Price per Ten q ~
WHITE Yr1-pSf euAso, viiea We Grind 70 powder
.s warrant ssai Of PapapAaAs Of s frcs
per r ,soy years largely engaged he Gaano trad,
80 spoorunss q testing Ally the sass o. al hads Of QE
- been tnporlrd IRE eorny enables % tosefs
- rieties torssur preperztocs-s1d ca repeated
.ntr ai have aae wh ALI ingred ents We sse
80 and cuen9er, We are sarsbsd thA ne ar
sSS v our SsaIss 9ach shea ma We rsFs'an ssss'
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