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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13
From the Northwest ru Christian AI,p-,tr, ,ol G..
c,.', -tl.-r 10. 1915

From the Northwest -ru Chri,tign AIfo,t;r, 20! CT
ci.n o-tls-r 10, i,65
The T.. r. CoNFEgrrcE PigrUEf.-At Tie
recent conference held in Ottawa, rhot,,
graphic group was taken Of the body, in front
Of tie new church. by MIR. Bownan. Il was
unfortunate tina. the sun shone ont fercely
and full in the eyes o. many of The breIheren
while the impression was being made and it
was hardly in flesh aid blood not To move.
vet as a whole the picture is good. Bishop
Clark and the potent, grave and reverend
presiding elders are IN the front centre: and
lesser lights on either side, and IN the rear.
Many of the faces are very distinct; Bro
leeds flowing beard. Bro. Leonard ) white
hat Bro. Beeg's benevolent face. DR.. Hitch
cocks coun,enance distinct as his speech on
the price of !eriodicals, Bro. Whitehead's
glasses, the,z aud many other faces and forms
are very distinct indeed
The lar-est size is IL by IA inches and
will make iiue centenary memorial We
hope his enterprise will be amply and gems
erousiv rewarded.
We confess to an agreeable surprise at
fin ling in Ottawa so admirable an artist as
Mr.. Bowman Hi, pictures are many Of
them of first order, ranging from the tiny
mini lture to life size.
He has fnl! staff of assistants, position
SIS. colorists, portrait painters, etc. We
noticed many finely PARTED photographs
from old dhd imperfect pictures, an impor-
tant bran ch of photography. especially to
such as nd I've faded pictures of the leved and
departed.
We too. with our Chica 90 cotemror airy, ap>
preciate and acknowledge with pride that
Ottawa has first class Art Gallery, in Il at
of Mr. Bo wman, whose talents, energy, and
capital in vested, give our city hrst rank IN
his branch of the fine arts and We are glad
to know. too, that his efforts are appreciated
by the admirers of Photographic portraiture.
Mr. B. has shown us many Sine painted pho.
! tographs which he reproduced from old, Ia
ded pictr res, many sent 10 him from dis
lance, yet such is his skill and that of his
artists eni ploycd, that from these he has pro-
duced truthful and durable ikenesses.
Persons wanting old pictures renewed, or
pictures of any kind, or photograph frames
or albums, can do no better than call on our
friend B3wMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

TWENTY SIX STARS We are reliably in
formed that Messrs B aldwin and Corwip !,
their stumplng peregrinations through the
cor nty, speak from stand garnshed with n
flag with 26 stars! Yet The burden of their
harangues is denuncialion of disunionists
There is but one word Of comment needed
The men Who say there are but 26 state, in
tins mo 20 "ay are TRAITORS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

DEATH OF COMMODORE SToCKToy.-Com-
modere Stockton died at Princeton, New
jersey, on Monday evening. He had for
many years been distinguished officer Of
the American Navy and lasterly had repre-.
scented bis state in TIE o. S. Senate, until the
Senate. IN order to pass the Civil Rights
Bill'' OVER the Presidents veto, ousted him
from his seat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13
Warehouse to Rent.

~ TIE house formerly known the Burr Warehouse.
located on the Sbiecut opposite Cushn'n's Foundry.
cribs in fact in complete ORDER will b. leased to goed
tenant, cheap.
Apply At MagErs warehouse en- Main street Possesi
,isn aiyer on ten days notice aug25-u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

Pontiac, Ill.,, was, on the 4th inst, visited
by a mos, disastrous fire. coal shaft had
been erected at cost OF over $4,000 which
was totally destroyed. Several men at work
in the shalt, 275 feet underground, were
saved with the utmost difficulty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13
Col. Dickey's Appointments.

The Ill. State Democratic Committee has
issued the following appointments for Col. I.
LYLE DrcKEY, the Democratic nominee for
I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

An active warfare against the hosts glitch
and Scratches is hereby declared. Boyd's
Medicatad Cream is Staying millions of Itch
animalcu,es every Gay. Buy a bottle at once,
and scratch no more. For sale by f. 7.
Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE.
Heal uSs:lae

yUyIIE subscriber offers for sale rent his DWELLING
L HOUSE. aid GROCERY STORE attached, situated ON
lots and Is in block 26 La Sale street. city al ottawa
To a purchaser liberal terms will be given
2sth Sept, 1856 Pms JOSEPH FENNELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

In closing this report, it is but Just that
we should say a, word Of the officers of the
La Sale county Agricultural Society upon
whom devoived the responsibility of the
management of the late fair, and through
whose untiring industry and tact it was made
is due-though not highest ia ranks Mr..
II. l.. BRUSH, tie Secretary. Without pay
or reward this gentleman has given almost
his entire time TO the business of the societ V
for month past, and more or less time in
every month in the year. Complimentary
resolutions are probably the highest pay he
can expect, though a good round salary
would be simple justice in his case. There
is also the highest credit due to TIE President
ofthe society, J. R. SHAVER, who was always
on hand when and where needed, ready and
efficient The same IS eminentTy true of J.
K. Spencer, Esq. the general superintendent,
And to the promptness and efficiency of the
Treasurer. Mr.. John Stout, there is also
universal testimony. OF the other officers,
whose duties are less conspicuous, we believe
there is no less to be said than that they
were faithful in their places, and efficient
The society is eviderty bettered ohicered
than usual, and for the lrst time in three or
fur years. has made decided advance for.
ward. May its officers for the coming YEAR
BE- no less efficient, and now having a good
start may its career continue onward and
upward.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13
Groceries!
A Full Stock Of
Sugars, Teas,
Coffee, Spices,
Canned Fruits,
Dried Fruits dc +,
And everything in the line of frst-class goods

E| Country Produce taken in exchange fer goods at
best market rates.
Persons wishing goods in line will 20 wei 10 exam.
inc NV stock purchasing us am confident that
can make as low fig ares any house IN the trade
c. VI. VAN D0REN,
No . LII Sale Street, Ottawa.
October l3 1866.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13
HOsfilifirS Reoum,

y GRIFFITH GArNT, Charles Reade's new
book just received by Osman & Ha peman.
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YNNfIE subscriber wishes sell his farm in the town of
Il Deer Park, miles from Ottawa on the Pontiac road
Consisting of So acres improved anil IS of timber
The land is half mile from the timber There u good
story dwelling house. good cellar and good Wells
and good hedge around the place For
enquire on the premises, OF JOHN WEAVER.
Oct l3-Iw*
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for November, at
Qsmsn & Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13

OLD TYPE METAL for sale at the Free
Trader office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13
Best .Se,ced and Pegged Boots,

Both in STYLE, Quality and fit, in fact we
add .o much to a mans understanding that
We almost sUrpass nature.
AT the old store Madison street near te P, once
- ''i@ LEAHY, RIORD0N GLINDoN.
Ott,w, n ,rii I TO If.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-13
FARMS FOR SALE.

TWO adjoining farms 81 I6n each ia Grand R4p
ids township offered f,r sale. These place ars
well improved, t-r miles and mile,
ion coal
Either Dr hath the offered for sale also al
oiIu- quar- Ter -'riun "f uutuIr,sri prairie wnie,
tached either OF Vlac would make good
Thee tracts embraced III the half and
the south est quarter u section p, t1wu 2 North range
east AMI adjoining the farms 20 William Rec, AMI Fred
iryon. For particulars. enquire o. A-shur LDsw "I
FL or Of !. .. GAY OTTAWA. r-aylg-fms
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TRIALS OF SPEED, TROTTING, &c.


Ofcoursa an important part of the exer>
tises at all our fairs are the trials ofspecd on
the race track. This is not only necessary
in many cases as true test of the merit of
rival horses contesting for prizes, but Is FREE
udentfy, land at our fairs we think much too
frequently resorted to for mere amusem ent,
by bringing in well know race horses, which,
thought ostensibly cCntesting for the prizes
of the society, are made the vehicles silly of
great deal of side betting, or in other words
gambling. We are not aware that there was
any of this sort of racing at the late fair, but
at least the way was open for 1t.
The contests of speed, &c, were as follows:
On Wednesday morning, double team
trot.
Three entries. Not havius witnessed it We
can do no more than give the award of pre-
miums, which were as follows:
1st prem. to Chas King.
Cd 4" John kittfe.
Wednesday p NJ there was a hurdle race,
for which there were also 3 entries. The
award Of premiums was
1st prem TO Jos Fennell.
I'd p. Butler.
On Thursday the only trial of speed was
pacing sweepstakes, for which George W..
Alden entered "TTipton SlasheA" and VIM.
Dagsard entered Lady Reed These were
all the entries. The result was fine race,
with award as follows:
lst prem to Geo " Alden.
"a VIM Daggard.
But the trials of speed which exclted most
interest were reserved for Friday. The first
of these came off in the morning, and was a
grand trotting match of horse, four years
old and undersigned in the cCunty-two
best in three. fhere were three entries.
The horses came to the scratch handsomely.
and the race was close and exciting. Result
as follows:
LIST prem TO JOHN Mitchell.
I'd A G Galloway.
Time 3:06-3:07.
The next trial was in the afternoon, and
was for horses years old and uhder-owned
n the county-a trot ? best in 3. Again
three entries, and another animated race.
The awards were as follws:
LIST prem to Chas NJ Smith.
I'd NJ Beemer
Time 3:04-3:05.
But the best and most exciting race was
reserved for the last. This was the sweeps
stakes-open to the world. Best , in 5.
There were 3 entries. and the race decidedly
exciting, although won with apparent ease,
in three straight heats The premiums were
Us follows:
LIST prem to ] D Rhodes-"Kitty Douglas"
I'd - Jno Dunn-"Flying Dutchman.
Time 2:i6, 2:5l, 2:54.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

A SINGULAR STATEMENT Yesterdaj Eta Camp
bell Of No Carroll place appeared before Justice Mnhea
and made complaint against Joseph Lewis alleging tau no
had stolen her trunks containing wearing apparel
olned at eco stated that time since she sod the
nscnsed gold chain for he Of so and that be poss
oaeny called upon and said that the chain was gayao
led threatening that sle did not refund the money paid er
- rim mas be would cause her arrest On July IS he called
md invited the piDsnt 20 take walk She oonsehec
aud while passing along the street her companion gave ser
IN charge Ohcer Herman OF the Fourteenth Precinct on
charge OF swiudng Arrived at the SIatoD'House they
found Capt. Williamson Ia charg and BIO informed her teas
no would 10 lock her the charge preie rred
Lewis proposed that she should give him. as security Tor
e repayment the money be all no had been swdied
out OF tue trunks and their contents fcaTta that she would
b. locked up II she DID not comply With his demand
The complainant consented 70 this arrangement and Oncef
Kierman vas sent with them by Capt williamson WITH
es to the complainant should she refuse to keep Ser
agreement She therefore olns that the property wasei
tared om her by working up0n her fears Lewis sppesreu
10 answer the onpant was held in hiso~n recognn
Ia AVA al examination.
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Importance O ~ 'NH F~
A Number OF Eorg.r,es
COMMITTED BY AN Ex-MERcHAST-uE Is ARsrxrn
AND coMarTrPn

| CohhiErhD BY AN sxMRRCHAST--uE rs ARRrnrn
AND COMMITTED
"itnm the past week Or two a number Of our down.
town merchants have leon vctiazed Y e eoro. l,ds.
at one time merchant doing business in Williamsburg. ana
cousin Of Mr. Samne w. Andr,ws the or0pr,e,o ~ N.
Fifth ave- hne OF stages. Several OF the pesons yc,sd
have lately called upon Captain Greer Of the Tat,a p,.
and Informed him Of their oss. That officer plaeed .he ma
ter in The hands Of Detective Riley II his precinct And s~
dgent search the latter Sunday succeeded arrestine
Anews and Yesterday be aIrl8ned az tie LIMBS be-
fore Justice Hogan.
p, There Dir; George Il. Lansing Of the firm Of William
eTi1el and Co.. Of No. 32 Wasbngt0nst appeared ard
testified that On the 2st inst the prisoner cod At his scs
% business end IN payment OF debt due the i'm BY
Andrews rendered cheek the Fulton Bank for Ella II
tAe oae on winch no called aud purpoILng have beea
signed by s W. Andrews. The book keeper Mr. Brsndos
being the difference between the face the check asd -
sum owed tie rm The COMPLAINANT queniY asoertane
that the II > ". Andrews the cheek wa, forged
Mr. W. Andrews testified that bis signature appended 10
the check was forgery.
Mr. William H. Montanye o. the firm ON A. Iipscomb A,
Co. dong business al Nos 90 nd 66 Bsrclayt testified
thas on tho 2'h Ill the prisoner bought from them b q
goods and rendered payment check The fulton BaAA
r c sgnod tne one mentioned above. Andrews 10 this
instance received balance Of The signature ATTACHED
10 hls Wa a-o forgery The Magistrate committed tie
oIei 60 tne Tomb 20 await t6e result OF an eAaninstoa
"nioh wiz take place to-day At ll;o'clock.
among those nelehslts who have been vctDized by the
prisoner are the following: Messrs. Baker Vail No. oi
N.snuRoest SiOJ check y AoFcns Co, No. 255 W ASH
lnsions1 sV cheek Holmes Co.. No. 2s6 ashing ton
check. Tbs latter check parported 20 be signed by A
H. "ison merchant doing business the Of srth
nfh ''t 'iA-etNs NhialusDLiSh iOReu. In
Of the prisoner time Of his found
two checks for $780, for toe signature Of Samns w.
drtss e OlcT for oi pnIpOrng 10 have been drawn oy
\. ID. wilson Both ofgcries All the checks having
Inc signature ~ Andrewe the Fulton Bank
WINE me aldavls were being taken IN C0nrt stated
b. Of the prisoners present. that several years snce tho
prisoner forged tue nat ri bis uncle check for the
- $1,000 aud drew the The matter mover be-
i' Dc, l"e eoats contemporaries II some manner.
Ilc wte Of AncIegb LETT BIN time account Of
cIcny arising between them IL also stated that hs
pr -oner short time eopcd with the wife Of
91nhHoe Dgt tue crrng woman soon became dgusted wh
Der companion aud returning Der husband impOred Ne
ofgees This was a. lenrth granted and she restored
10 TIC family she ND abandoned.
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

fho"h kfNOOf-ln fteamshp City Of Bo.onE. ~ Pratt,
r. ,is ii' Nr T. Coil BE. 6istt r. 4. kusn-e Mn.
a on. Nc ifscr g. 3. "itel, p Oea, E.orcea Wir'sk.
Whl~ BIZ. NJ It. vs. V.s',y5od r. Efie- Wr. m Wskrr b.
L. ltfl ll-y md cd %. g. e. Story krwooi Nr Phelps L.
T. lsearr w. J. Votes Mr oo4l A. " Lindsay. Air Hail.
Z, Ae41-., Nr heio4shn, Dir Hal Miss Nuumson A. Nits
fmna 'lcsown. Of =. 81. ,uninehsm. H. btre. J. scot-d
'otn lolno DE ct j. lai ono. r. T. leon sly ami cll
del Nn a. Mcil p keht,f Mr DE Beuer, Mr. orr.ne >
81 Itv J. DE- l.. j. Daily j. Necalf aud LADY. DiHcr =
1lnd ~ DE Leon lr srr.e W. Lyons. Mr. t'ruock md
lady Wei J. g. olrn Nr FF6er and Others n tl sferase
FROM HAMBURG AND SOUTHAMFTON-ln steamship
Gc.utr-Jria Fucte Anton Hcrnr. T. g. ind Uke Orahrn
fs and ami t..a. Hc5-r; o. Ei~ari N.l'', = sle.
lee Jar. Lr..ar $50 slrr ,. N5Aciid, J. N-cAe' tnu
r'r A- ch irn srd ~ vnt. kot Bosalyt heuy osae J.
t1lrf .nnt. oeil' i--1 ti0i
H-,la-r Fs1 . E fslacs Henry sepper Nh
lI.--, M4Ll Elsrlf o. Eii.e tin.er C-T' hfon, an Pc
fr9a Arrl. g. l...- n. l j. eyer md -IllY
g. i'Tc p icrHau, h4',f : h9',n ha.e U.s. a'i
i.nls allie i-rfucfn. NJ. Nalu-sr = Nslu.ef o. bu-ch -
Ll.lt M alor 3r- g.. L. Long jfcob Ppp nhc
urr 40 ng j. hn " aa.-r and tny > sl, 'im,r u Aif
j. Erl4usi anl lmiy J. Lacu.r NJ Holland h. H. German W
O. iets Mf BruuneT " LJudon.f and taT. and many Others
~ ttai.'-
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feoal Noticcs.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, City ard County
= OF Nea Yor..-HAUY Ann corr. pliuiil at. IiE
s,3iSrf Oh MISC ATlNE. ia tue Stifr - w.
seGd,a Summons for money d'and on con crnl D' =,
trad Com not ,ervoa.l To tie aoo'eufn,I o. hr. Pup.
r-rrf Y.a sre b...ay sluaoued fluIcito cauoed
,nv-f ths earlsiu tins 9ction which wi be
@ m be IL, al She Cy and County ~ 10" ofta
New Yosk std 10 serve copy o 20 s'
n he aid con psf the sub.cdb % Die otce 20 - W u
800 IN ts CIV or.v-l within twenty sitf tie service
n M summon YOU, exclusive o. tie day o. su1h ti'le
N Won fF 10 s ~ aid coup amt within TIE tim aofesd
plliaf at toa vii take udDeit sgasi yea Io ,ne
RI az handed &c VITA from juiy One Tho and
~ H. drd srd yix oe.ide " tn oon-Dated
T. J. GLOVER Plaintiffs Attorney.
s eor1ps IL ta' above entitled elton Wa dyy hso 10
es ~ The Clsk Cly and County Of Nrnforh on Tie vh
isy OF August lct.-- Dated New Yofk, AngnH D. 49,
q. JAMES GLOVER. rlslihs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

THEFT OF A CoAr AND WALLEr. --ftn the :. T. T..
MAY last Charles Thompson Of No 20 lscse sy h,nd.
his coat in bis office for the purisse Of Easns ~. tim
Adam J. Thompson SS sweeping oat tee -. .n.,
a so,n arerward disappeared. taxing M nonth a..
siob was in the coat containing $40 ~ The owner ~
the occurrence the thief met George az vale, rinGs the
coo,sn. On the ID instant the eel ~ 10 Tep ~ .as
the thief and seized him but NJ Adam Was srbseo1snty
aSrs.es by Oacer Smart Of s Eighth Precinct ana %
orisousr is 3 native OF Ne 'h'uts"ieA 'sou - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
,u,.r,., proa1lrs.-I.ate on Sunday night John

JUVENILE BuRsIlE s.-Late on Sunday nisn' 200"
c,onio and Thomas BDniugs boot blacks, aged
10 and 70 Year, forced an entranee through Ua,,0.
plumbing 'ad rshns estsoh'nTlen. and ,toIe from
sn N uec9 aud lead pipe valued at - G s p,s
cerrle In tbe place hy Office Csr,,F, os nb.eoncnt,
cnst a9g cferv Yesterday they we're committed ~
plItstea ~ p,i Hogan In nrflut Of elOO0 bail Jennings
Iria by Jusse ,hnrts No Ia
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sgzEpPGNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK".......
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Bal MOONLIGHT Brown. H.llnore. slier & Lryermore
Isr. f..iua tnll a. 1cTtsul. London, sl4uan Edo
I-rk hsr. BRACKET. Boston.
Tar. tln. Aug.sa. Davis Philadelphia &. Messing.
N,,g ID .rt. iiu0sr sser Liyrrnior-.
lrr Ai.rr. tgr Bririord f.baio. NJ r. CREME Cuue.
lag frs BETA (sr.i Iuzo. g. -b1IDs. NcColi s fra.
rHf Cattea.h (erl Lard. Cow Bay G.. b.. d. r. d. Wei
q 60.
I,r-r Gat-irnl (rrl. p 'tcn. bristol q. ,. Pulley.
I.i. IiN.. fuiiey PM Id-lpiie 7. Talbot Go.
10 4. d. Elliott. br.g. bnstrn IIHftr sargent
fig.rk.c. f5rlr.u. - lem. Ni hoUghtOu.
8. 30 '.rii,r Morrill, Hsrllorl. Racket Co
sch. Sins. Lci.n. li..' 900, Nilcr q iluu-hion.
Schr & .n Lal.'c e tirlbetl port, lioy0Ao Auruy
Sear u.in. Ped .u lHftp ~ fl7ria-
Er.r " .cr Smith Drlf. p.iacne0ia. Z. Post.
srlr Hosou trr Mallcc, - Jo0na, n Is. D. Il. DeWol
1 o.
c O. C,p rlt-i Pc, ,fl Nassau o. 4. r. Webster Go.
eIo3p 10 5... bcll.., Ncv Hssru, ~. Bugss Co
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NEw.YoRk .UrREME oogRT-ciy. and

n IH-IUJh NVVhI UII'I
y 20 INV or LAYINIA MORGAN, prtf against
rHE COUNTY or III SCATkF, Ia the .......
STATE II Jews. der 3n-su'ulons iot u ; o. s stnl
10 lie 1bovo1gued defrudaut: foa ae Cancelled
creby uoled an eou,ed 20 answer De- :;........'
will be ihed 10 tAe ctr Of liz teG
A ~ CITY nd County Newlork TIE CITY Hal m tho City
Nv yot copy Of your answer % tie sid con-. slnt
10 ne .cbsri0ry De 1es, IS William street, no the City
n Gors with y-ry days dieT e sTvge o. NE summons
,,r sc uye of the service and yon fa 10
sad compliant vin TIE time Aforesaid ths pgnfG n ~
.s, iii tske udrneut the o. sz hundred DOT
a., will iutars Jy te.a thoaslnd sfht bundled
dsixt be Size Lo 81 tis acion T. j. GLOVER
Dated N-x-YoTs, Jlly %, l8ti. Puutih Auof~y, t
NJ con -in m to- shove suiited so,iou duly Cd e
~ Ger az Cfy Couuty New-i the tth Day
a. Ay~psi- iss 4. JAMES GLOW ER, Plailtd Au'1Hcy
~ 49, Se,S-Yort aryrst 1865 A7iawfwll
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professional No!i,c5.

nR. LhRMoNT"s Paris, London and Ncw.lork
Si.efI af I.cii Cr.at 1ru N.-F.at blr.ri
sfr..-. -..l fs tIr $50 90 Nro1lenf. tsw-fafl.
Il..rf .'l'. ... o.. Ha. llr.It.. dye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of The APPLl.
- CATION Of the 'iiYOR. ALDERMEN. snd CONMpNALlf
Of The CITY o. HEWfOkk relative O. lr era h1 s
n EDIN0 Of WOHTusr, from BAXTER ST 70 tbAlhAa-
.ouAEF IN TIE CITY OF YORkfursua 20 statutes IN
non c..s made a. provide dthr Mayor aud CommonJoi
III feehy give notice. that they intend 20 ayto
b. Court STATE Of New FORK specs Term q
"a & a. be nod 1t CITY HALL the City Il New f@E
FRIDAY the dirty ir, dAJof August ~ NJ ne opening
Inc Conn on thai t1eeff Counsel can BE- hefd
,r IN. ~ ConnsOnes " Estimate and Asessmoi-
entitled natter the nature and extent o. %, an
lroVeuenl hereby in1ndsd, IL the opeDn. 0o "a
q. ou BsElsrst y ChshausguNe in me Cy Of Ne"i0H ~
RicH4RO oGORmAY Counsel to the Corporation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
Goruorntlon Notice..

lROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARIMENT-IO
y c9TRAcToBss! PtoPq,, :. be rec. ,,5 e ~,
August 2 1906 for he construction of DAN cid - arruit f
storage Teservo near toyds Coes, IN Gle township o
Kent Putnam County. NtW-ioik.
Proposals be- indofsrd Proposal f Dan &C. f s'orre
Kesryor County for tn CToton Aq1d1t department
.nd slo doed the name 81 te titr ana ci~ OF &
Plans ard specifications oIaue1 ~ q OF q
le Fualeer barge Boyds C0utf., Came. Slcah
s.t,us slso BE- obtained 81 tins oh g.
THOMAS STErHTEs,) Crot0u
ROBT l. b .RRADH Aquci-ot
A. w CRAVEN, y Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
sttamboais ano Railroaos.
1RTTAN AND DTiAWARE BAY RAILROAD.

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Phi,Jeiphis aud Express III Boz iar Long Rri.cl
Fsre Long Brin-h an tls rrsin ory 70 cents
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