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WALL, STEPHENS l. Co.
w READY MADE CLOTHING
or YIkR Quality

Citizens and strsngrs wishing to supply them
seS with class garments III nj pr ssent
assortment very com pete, era hracins nj styles and
qualities Of goods for dress and hu Sness made
snh FINISHED in the mort SUPP Ter Lnanner.
prcHsls for our sales
WALL STEPHENS 4 co.
:,nh IerI,>v'vt ! 4v"aHa,
a" , - BE-, 9.h and ip., sc
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BoswkLL's MrDIcArED CoUGH CAyDr is the most
P Puisr p. easant and effectuai remedy ever ntrc.
trr any af ction Of the Throst or Lungs Sold at
oil the gr'neips rug stores and whoes ale and
IA and 9th street.. and by Boswell corner Mary
package. Try it. it,
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FoR HOLIDAY PREsRET5, beautiful appropriate
and cheap, go to the Dollar Store. No 458 Pennsyl-
yHaia avenue, near -Four and a-balf street md
supply your; elf from their really ma cent stock
OF jewelry and silver plated ware dec II-lmt
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MONEY F0U D.-Found in Alexandria, a
~INl POCKET BOOK containing a sum Of money
ard some writing in a fore gn Ian qua ge The owner
have il by calling at the Daily News Office Al
exsndria, Va, proving property anc paying +. he
advertise ments. d 2'-tts
rAME TO THE RESIDENCE OF THE TN
y dersigned, living at Drovers Rest, D. c., about
the LIST Of Dec, small BLACK Horse MULE: no
brand. Any person proving property, and paying
charges, can have tie same.
de COST A. FAWSETTT
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T CHRISTMAS OYSTERS.
i HE .Cndersikued respectfully Informs his
frtL ds and the pu bl G that he is rsaiy~ ~
to furnish froG ne TO ORs thousandVs N fA1
gallons of the most choice salt water NNAkS
OYSTERS for the Christmas Holidays. Nv
Persons living Pr bile dinners and par
ties will Ind il to their advantage To give him
call a. they be furnished with the best biyaves
thst the ma ket produce on the most liberal
terms T. N. HARVEY,
the eel ebratei Oyster Depot
ee1 street ,etween Eth and llth sts
de- DIV square south Of Pa avenue.
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FUTURE DAYS,

ByJ O. McGUIRKA CO. Auctioneer,.
p r Z MP DRY SAIL
NEW BooKs,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
cou On wEDS I. ~ g 5yFEIses Pee ,s..
frst aoor off. Auction Rooms. about -
$50 VOLUMES OF HANDSOME BOUND BOO 70,
Suitable for ecn.i.. diSTiof the Hol DAYS.
cna1sr ESaT 1sLzs. HIf FEsSss sso1.'
e., p.,, BIBLES. &C., &c. A''
o. 9 = J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auct..
By MARSHALL q PAGE, Auctionesr.
FbE Ant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
= HoRspS, CARRIAGES, &e., AT AucrIos, oT 4
DAY r.s tS S' :. 10 o oe,.eeg E
S wi a. the .d,slling houss 80. 4t2 Street,
IN street, eeirs the house recently occupied bI
Splendid seven octave p;.no Fort.
Two ELEGANT Rosewood and Broeatelle Parles
french, p ush and Satin Dsmsst Chairs and sos..-
M:r BE to. Ro:s.ood Centre and Card fables.
Large MaSogsn: and Rosewood BedstesAs, with
H.a sssGs o $.rsfsS.s. Chairs, &C.
Feather d, Bsddins h.ttr.ssei. &C..
bpsSsi1. md iss .na ee sipdov
. Ms.,s e.
Passage Fnrnitgre E. 0iisieis. ssssr Carpet, Ross.
reset; cs:;sf.. C Cake ss.fsss. Knives. Forks.
s.s:st fSss a.ss sss
Large assortment OF Crocksry. Cue French China
MI. ana M I'M Si1ss. Ivory Knives and FORKS,
elSss ks: ass sss: .4.s
0as fixtnres, &C., with Q handsome sssoytueut
offurSiture not epumeratso.
Ar Or CLOCK
Horses, Carriages, Harness. &c,
0ne Pair OF very stylish Bay Horses,
one ray Horse, years old, nne riding and drivins
One hannssme Watson Barouchs,
Two handsome Buggy wagons
One eeuare Close Carriage,
Single and Double Harness, Rotes, Blanksts 81
Covers, Stable FIXTURES &c
sale positive, rain or eline.
Terms cash.
de2s dts {IntAls MARSH pAQW
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SHNT TO THE OH CAPIToL.-Jas p Burke
Ino. w Sacer, II. &. Orme. J. N. w. Wilson,
W. n. Rucie, were yesterday sent TO the Old
Capitol, on supicion of being rebel spIes.
Capt. Lawson, OF the Fifty-lfth Virginia.
arrested by the Potomac f1otilla, was also sent
TO the Old Capitol.
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STRAYED FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER ON MON
MARE blind in one eyes has the marks Of the
harness. Any one retu ming the said mare TOD
LhMBELL, No: 100 New jersey avenue south,
will receive liberal reward de- i-Sr*
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ITO MILIT ARY n EN-.

TO NJ Ii AIRY MEN.
We offer large sortmen Of
Uniform Overcoats Dress Goats, Sack and Blouse
Goats,
Jackets, Light and Dark Blue Pantaloons and
Vests,
Over and Undershirts, Drawers,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
Also, a complete variety of
Swords, Ssshes, Belts, Shoulder Straps, Haver-
sacks, &c.
Which We will dispose Ct on the most reasonable
terms. WALL, STEPHENS L CO.
322 PENNEY Iva MIA avenue
de 20-6t bet 9th and 18th sts
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fURs fUKs Seymour in Georgetown hes this
Cay received splendid tment of mink able
fmrs. Also. water mink, squirrel and fitch for
christmas presents Ladies would do we'll to Vi sit
Georgetown and look for Themselves as he is sell
ing fresh made fnrs ut very low price,, dec y IT.
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HELD TO BAIL FOR CoCRr-Yeserday after
noon, ArsIella b. Fisher was arrested by Pa
t:ken Lelore Judge Merrick, who held her TO
Jnii for her appearance At court for trial, On q
charge CT malicious mischief. This is the per-
SHn referred TO in the Star last week as arrested
by the Fourth-ward patrol on the charge OF
cHtiIng the carpets and abusing the furniture
of Mrs. Lords dwelling. The complainant
OF the case: hence the Issue or the bench war
rnnt. she is also the owner Of the trunks found
at Adams Co.'S express ONCE and at the Ma
tOi,al lot. I, which contained The u S certifi-
Gates OF Indebtedness, treasury notes, gold
v atcRes, considerable quantity of valuable
Je1eiIy and other costly articles, which were
GyAVer'd TO Srrgrant Cronin and Patrolman
fiaZ;tr, Id are now in custody Of The Metro
l"ii'an Police 10 be retained until all doubt OF
Az OWNS rship is removed.
IHEIsThAs REcREATIoss POR YoCNG Fol Ks
fuCng ali The sources Of amusement which
our JuNeriir population will have open to tn m
Oh Chfis ini:,- afternoon, there is not one which
t"n' iI"nd i'seif to them with more OF buOyt mt
PahN or purify of attractions than Ford's fash =
iohanlt iiI' At 7, where Planche's exquisit-iy
- ,IVi AIRY t&uaNaganZa OF I" Beauty and
,iie pede'' 'ne oest production Of the wittiest
ouIHs4u' "Fihr oil the age, is to be pretucad
III a sly IL az magnifcence b.ntting the prcs,iJe
u Inc t-iabilS hn!ent, and the hriIIiancy IF tho
~ 49,. ~ ia'hr Is not only most spa rkl in :
"tI'' - production, but II con yrys n 81: A.
Iie ana .Etir' ly unrxcar1ion.hIa 49, I,
"''uEGs a. swect music, remarkab,e Tn Iso-.
- ''''NHo' !. "N'te TIN, rich hUm1r snIpndii
sc"ntr,. -, and will BE-. OF coursa np..,nia
Gnu! "a Is, in short; in all tesp .ciS "a,
tI;'T'ai' II AT for wonder loving Young foIts
S"LHI&E Eo~BED.-Dn Saturday night di.
6i:aiI' -. r named Samuel Hatch VA. sC-o
'itrk ~.-F he foot OF the Capitol. and vi.
iaL'n az ,"s--" by two policemen, whJ to ok
E;in =" i.tth Ward staf!on, y here n. r..
ns'tr.. 81 .IEEt. On awakening SUNDAY
hC!hi"s .t lowered that liz l. al zen robba [
q, AL a. ..'r'v, &c., his watch, AMI liz.
tIH!I' paper Previous To his i'm take 1 bv
I'M Pr t- 80 men hal hi n hat Irrn n n,
WI '' '' %" drinking p!ic OF the neisl
i'I' D
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By j. @. MCGUIRE Il 90. Auctienesrv.
(NHNICE RGIInIHa IAT In pRIN HIMa n

ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE co. Auctis.ssrs.
(SHoICE BUILDING LOT IN PRINTING o.
~ yIcs s9utEE kucrIos.-on MON DAT A1.
sirahle lots in Printing Once ics froSs
niche: 60 e ..s ..s si e
second lot in the square from the corner Of 81 snl
1t sirssss ;est and 'isa...s nfsI iron. -
his Section Of a.hias,ss s.. r :Ss nsso,.s
nsnt @ . 70 g the ss1 es1
Vs T.;m, 's :; ;,.. is::
af Sss6fRs & Is T..:
MARsHALs sALE.-In virtue Of three vriss q
" SER soiss issued rom the CLERK 0Mcs Of -
sSposs public sse for q, es.s IN 'front.' 81 4. os.
DAY. f Gs91 al s is a. ye LII.
An, tn square No. Is, In the city Of washiaSss0,
D O., 9. thsr With Ell and singular the inDSsVs-
city Of Ss.@eei c and as SP' :. :s a; =.
isfy Iutie;als Ne 60 May terra, ,ssl, 10 favsr .
brooks WARD VI La NON,
de Is-dts o. s. Marshsi D. b
NIARsHALs sALE-In virtue Of q writ OF Gsss
rom the ciefs Ssees IF u. Circuit Court q e
ton ard % dirss a, viii sIpo.s to psSis &C.
Count; on s ss Of q ss
iss5, At Il clock NJ all Robert W Hugsssl isst,
together With al and singtlsC the imerevsaea0
the con, being the undi.iSed t~o-thirds par11
s and levied snn ans s's o. sre.sy %
and will b. .eii 70 S.,i-(s gSdci.s 30 =, 70 -.
arr term, iss. in favor Of & c. rarrlnxtoa, Rad
de Is-du Us MARSHAL d. q.
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BLAcKbssn ' EsoNHSSyE Sss,
uJ s; suj $ HSsi35sGS;,ss.
Hf HShS E.. s4 f &; EMS.
E ESSEssSHEs,A Nl'
For RS 1Ss.:. I 1eo!s
ds-lm SIS Seventh st., bet Pa .v. and Canal
AK YOKES
- L9S ,G5iAINs,.
SH S IHzE t5iEES%s;'
s Ki9b. f'HhINS.
sszA $SN }kAksEk scHEs,
~ rs tSAf Stif ssssrrs
fHH54Rv hISa " and FODDER crryFss..,
81 s5ies sn b.. BHfs T.
A AHSfiIhREssHrrs,
s ESSB ftEs,
: $EH 5A htsERhss'
BBstKHHEs,
BASKETS DC, g.,
For sale Wholesale 'nf IF. Ts'f Biki;ssFHoLow,
d2-lm SIS Seventh ST. bet. Pa. av. and Canal.
MACHINERY, OF ALL KINDS,
For sale bS p.pruo,ow
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
HARDWARE
HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS,
For Sale at Lowest Prices,
Wholesale and Retail.
J.P. BARTHOLOw,
JJs SEVENTH STREET,
ds-lrl between Pennsylvania avenue and Canal.
D., no, roR PIES AND CAKES,
L les AND CAKES If every description, made
elf No. 4e1 7th st. between q and Il.
. F Uhs' runs, TURs
MINK '''t 'ff''"rA WAITE. MINE, SQUIRREL.
FL sans fs S for saRa5SU gu
P.IAkos for sale for $50 at the Music@
ael6 Sole Agent for steuwsy & Sons.
NEW AND sIMPL1FIED METHOD FOR PIANO
~ FORTE AND Prof. ALEXANDER
WOLOWSkt, Pienist. Vocalist and Composer, has
opened in Alexandria, Va, Ladies and Geptlemen's
n also 1h. Gs
full theory of music and reading by his system
By Prof. " olovski e new method q person having
only slight knowledge of music will be enabled,
ina very short time, to read music with great IA
city, and execute operate as we'll classified
music with rare perfection.
Suhscribers for Singing Glasses or Private Piano
and Singing Lessons eau leave their names at the
BOokst of Dir. l.. b. STONE. No. 1O4 King
street or the Professors residence, 451 10Th st.,
Washington, D. c. de aIrn
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LHsTRAY MARE.-DrsT EIcT OF COLUMBIA. Wash
H ip gton County, To wit Il hereby certify that
Be, nArd McGee, of the city of Washington ia the
Distr<.t of Colum bis, brought before me, the sub
scriter. of the Justices of the Peace in and for
said county this 2lst day of Dece n her 1872 stray
dark brown MARE, gong at large in the said CITY
of Washington; ABOUT II or IL ha nds high; two hind
feet white: CALLED on the back by the saddle star
VII. e spot in the fore head: shoes on hind feet
no shoes on two fore feet, switch tail; or years
old. Given under ny hand this 2st day Of Decem-
ber. 1852. j. n. PEARSON, j. p
The owner Of tho above described mare is re-
qnested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away
BERNARD MCGEE
Near the railroad bridge over Rock Greek,
de S2.St~ on Penn syanua
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ORPHANS COCRT.-On Satu rday, the ad rin-
istratrix Of George W. Stewa deceased, NJ.
turned an inventory OF the personal estate of
said deceased, and an appraisement was also
returned of the annual value Of the real @ state
OF his orphan children. John Gordon and
others filed petition PRAYING for letters of
administration upon the estate Of Ann Matt
land deceased.
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DAN AWAY FROM THE NORTHERN MAR
IL ket on Saturday evening, Dec 2th, one chest
mt sorrei HOR-E and one bright sorrel HORSE
wi tax name and all They were attached 10 a
covered market wagon, with new hickory pole Any
one returning the same to the stable ofJAMES H.
SHREvE, 18th street, will be suitat ly re saraed
do
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ITO So Tiers,
ARMY OFPICYRS Etc.
The UNDERLINED will furnish all sizes of BLOD-
GETTt PATENT GALVANIZED IRON BAKB
OVENS, delivered in Washin ston at manu- acturor's
prices BIBD CO.,
de CIV 80 Light street, Baltimore
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SOLDIERS EQUIPMENTS PpUSD-The Fourth.
ward pa.rolmrn returned to the sergeant a
tAe.r station, Sunday, q To- OF can Gems, KNAPP
sacks, hayers aCks, &c, United States properly,
found In an alley near Third street and Pa.
avenue. The articles were all new. and appa-
rcntly never used. It is probable thew were
thrown away by the men who had drawn them
for service.
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ID HO, POR PIES AND CAKES
les AND CAKEs If every description made
In persoR. J h SIMPSON
de ll.f No. 421 7th st, between q and Il,
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WANTS.

NNANTED-A young MAN, to attend n Oy ter
w Saloon. Apply Immediately. al toe Oyster
Saloon on New York avenue one door from 18th
street. ia o It
XNANTED-A middle-ase WHITE WOMAN
w to do the work Of = fs ni'- IT TOO person
.ocdwages given. Apply at BROWN N6&KB;T-
NGs 353ia ave. a, d.. q 1t.
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"AhTED-BOARD,f for q gentleman and wife
w pleasant room desired with fire and ga
State terms per month. Address Post Office Box
$40. IA
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NJ NHOOD;
how LOsT!H OW RESTORED l
-fTs' Pun Ard in Seai cd Earelope Price Str cts.
Ii. NAIraE. TMg 1MESr AND Aprc IL Cr..

Of superintendent q Seminal
~ - Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
49, IN sinns, Sexual Debility, and
9. IN Inpedments to Marriage gen.
~ eraiih. Nervousness. Cousump-
Il E---E..--SSi tion, Epilepsy and Fits Men
Sr--se--s--4e@.Ss9 tai aud Physical Incapacify,
r->uirI 2 iron, s-'--t hus-, &c-By EORERT J. CUL-
VFHyt III. n D author Of the GREEN Buck dc.
TIL word renowned author. in this admirable Lee
cI-rIy ,rcv-s from his experience that the
q fuI rors. ounces Self abuse may te efectu ally
ifiour di"ne, and without dangerous
g-.,' ,rrratjo1s b.ug'es Instruments, rings
o-tr-t :. cut o. certain and
1T ,--r uT-;-Is every srCrrer. what his
c.rsr ~ -, ray lin self cheaply. privately,
-" "t+ It's lecture will prove boon to thou
d..
seq. p phi envelope, TO any address,
- * cents postage stamps by
TR CIIAS. J. c. KLINE,
- zsgv. N,w York. Post Office Box, - IS.
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d. RADwAr's PnD.-In cases Of innamma alton Of
ths Bowels. Bilious Colc-Cong to eight Of
these pills will brisk operation In six hours
There is no pill, powder. oil, purgaIvs medcines
known. that viii operate thoroughly. a. speedily ~
these pills.
Another important principle possessed only BY these
pills. 10 their tonic influence every dose that 10 taken
will increase the strength Of the patient.
Persons afflicted with Costiveness Indigestion Dys
pepsis, Heart Disease, Liver Complaint. Spleen Dim
euties, Jaundice, Nervous affection, Headache. Dis
ziness. &c. will snoy perfect freedom from their at
tacks, by the occasional use Of RAILWAYS PILLS.
One two taken twice three times per week, will
secure good appetite-calm and undissurbed sleep
swsking the morning you will feel refreshed, with
buoyant spiIits-your bowels liver, pancreas aud kid.
neys will each perform their functions, beautifully and
regular Let those who dispirted, retfu, inclined
be dissatisfied with themselves, and always Of
Sorts take three Of these pills for few days,
guarantee they will hardly know themselves-if i'll
health induces i'll humor-RADWAY'S RI LIS will Sc
cure good health, and happy hew Of spirits.
Price Is cents per boz. ljun 1881.
Sold BY G. L. THOMPSON and E. Y. aaIoes, Ottawa.
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RECRUITING. 1t. PREscorr, of Capt Hough-
talings Artillery Company, has opened
an office at the News Depot. adjoining the
post Office, to obtain recruits for that fine
artillery corps 1t is with one exception,
the oldest artillery company from this
State now in the service, and Captain
Houghtaling has the oldest commission OF
any Illinois artillery Captain The Com
pany has been over fifteen months in
active service; has done good fighting, yet
has lost less than a dozen Of men either
by sickness or in action. The company
never was full up to its maximum, but its
reputation stands so high, that Gen. Hal
leck is auious to have it filled up, esteem
ing one full battery like that worth more
than two or three inferior batteries. See
advertisement.
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OTTAWA fret Graatr
LOCAL. MATTERS

The ENGINE TRIAL At MoRRs.-Our Fire.
men came home jubilant last Saturday
from the great Firemen's Tournament at
Morris on the 4th. Niagara took the
first prize among the I'd class engines,
and the Undine the I'd prize among the
first class engines. The Undine threw
water horizontally 81. #. in, and was
beat by the successful competitor for the
first prize less than two feet, and the boys
declare, purely by accident, as the Undine
has often done better.
The crowd at Morris, to witness the trial,
was immense-some say there.was $4,000
people there. The contest excited the
intensest interest, yet passed OF with the
utmost good feeling on both sides; and
drought the day. among all, there was
q no accident to mar" &c
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, July 5, 1859.
Flour-Winter wheat, s2aa. 50 pr loo; spring v
extra, $200s2. Is; spring " fine !.
Corn AeoL-4Oa50c pr. 100.
WAeat-No. sprlng, 70a7z; No 3. &C.; REL S..
Corn-Shelled, 25c for 60lbs; ear CSC 73l5s.
!: !: !: !:
Odts--24c for IS lbs.
Barley-35c for 48 lbs.
Rye-s5c. 8
ZsmOtAy .>eed-$l.30.
Posatoes-23aS0c. p. bush. I
Elgs-4c.
Batter-7al0c.
Calf .Skins-5c.
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Horse IN WELL-On Thursday 9

HORSE IN WELI.-On Thursday a
young horse, belonging to Zimri Lewis,
Esq, Of this city, fell into the we'll in the
rear OF A. Armour's lime store. The we'll
was some 20feet deep Machinery was
procured and the horse drawn out, and,
what is strangest Of all, without broken
limb, or, as far as could be judged yester
day. without sustaining any serious injury
That we'll is an abominable trap, and
should lie closed up at once.
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NARROW EscArE-A child, two years
old, of Mr. Koch, of Ottawa Centre escaped
narrowly losing its life on Saturday last,
by swallowing some nitric acid. Mr.. X.
had taken the child with him into the
brass foundry on Main st., near Dickey's
jewelry store, where, unobserved, it got
hold of small bottle containing the poi
son and drank it, DR.. Dyer was immedi
ately called and administered the proper
antidote, SO that the child is o ut of danger.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

THURSDAY, July 10, 1863.
The Wheat market opened firm, and advanced
la2c per bushel. The advance, however was not
78c for No. ; Spring; and 6za67 for Rejected
Spring--sll in store
The Corn market opened firm, and prices ad-
vanced Nc per bushel with large sales at the rise,
out even TINS aavssss was ,os. snd the
27a2Sc for Mixed; 24a25c for Rejected.
Oats were steady, with . fair demand, and prices
we're firm ut 25c for No. in store. p.
Rye was firm and o shade better, with sales At
l2al3 for No. l in store. t
Barley was firm, with sales at the range Of asa
eO--acc0rding to quality.
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In this city the residence OF the brides father by
Rev. Wm C. Schofeid, GGoRGE c. CAMPBELL, Esq, and
Miss Jru, II. GLovkR-ail OF Ottawa.
In South Ottawa. the 9Th inst, BY the Rev. c. n.
Fore, JAMES PIcERSs Esq aud Mrs. JAM PkcE-both
Of South Ottawa
In this city the 4th inst. BY Arthur Lockwood
Esq, MIR. WILLIAM kIxBEn, of the Town Serena, with
Miss RACHEL BRkwEK late of he city Of London, Eng
Al the Ottawa House in this CRY the sth inst by
Arthur Lockwood Esq, Mr.. rRrDERicS ADAMS aud Miss
LIZA A. CARTER.
Al the residence of the brides father in Narsees,
July 9Th, by the Rev. Coleman Mr.. JoHx D. HeLnEs,
Of Sand Lake, n. Y, TO Miss SApPuo l.. MORGAN.
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The KESnAIL COUNTY UxIox is . new
paper which comes to Us from Yorkville,
the county seat of Kendell co. It looks
neat and business like, and the editorial.
are sErishtly and sensible As it is the
only paper published in the county, it
ought 70 succeed.
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AURORA IxsrITurs AND CLARK SEMINARY.
An advertisement Of this hourishing
institution appears in our columns to-day.
to which we refer those of our readers who
contemplate a course of studies. 1t is one of
the best in the State. Rev:G.U U. Quereau,
A. NJ, Principal.
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! u ASSOCIATIONS,
.aH'"-'"F the Relief the Sick and
d. r-~-r-- $50 "i~'r with Niru-pt and Chronic Dis.
k.a' s i1'' t.y u se"ses Of the Sexua. Organs.
- Ga-1 N-v'Cr gwen Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Va hah'e fEFGfrS or sfERMATOERHGA or SEM
nal NtNtNESS- ard other Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs aud OF, th- NEW REM DIES employed in tho
Dispensarv. in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address
Dr. J. sKILIIN HGrGHTON, Howard Assem-
No. 2 Sout, Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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PRAIRIE STATE CORN PLANTER,

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That BIG Gun" Honor to whom honor
i, due Ia stating, in our last, that the
big gun. which so joyouslv and approrri-
priately ushercd in the 4th by its rever-
bcra,iug boom, had been procured chiefly
by Mr. Clancy and Mr.. Bristol, from
'.so,nwhere.' we did injustice TO the pat
riotism and liberality to many who had
contributed to the purchase Of the gun
In short, it was not borrowed ut all, but
was made at the Foundry Of Cushnan i
Co, in this city, expressly for the occasion,
and PAID for by voluntary subscription
Mr. Clancy was liberal contributor and
deserves his share Of the credit, but Dir.
Bristol is understood to claim no part or
lot in the matter.
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e. 8. HOB BEL II.

DEN 1ISI,
Has taken Rooms the Bank Of Ottawa, Just
the street from his old quarters He is permanently
located there, and will be in readiness, during all bust
hours, wait his patrons heretofore. His
charges for operation in keeping with the times
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bank, formerly
Col Cushman's office. mlSw