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THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE, &C.

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE, &c.
nssIxrH wAxD.-A meeting Of the friends
od3 F.ii.sss a.ii. THis tfSsr.dayp ETE ifiS
AZ eeieoS. 70 nominate candidates. for Council.
~ rFTH WARD -ATTENTTON WORT.
W. INGMENl.A mseting will be held ct Deo.
:sfss and
nat: StassI: to Be voted for a the ensuing nssic
PAL elecuon. my u ST.
~ SIXTH wAhD:
~ Ter Comm qcp 2 .,,,n,
wh iS. T,, ,. supported BY many workinemsn
U3 be supported at the ensuing election ~ bv
''i Hs::::s:ssSSSSSiissS s i*AhEASF
,r CouPcin!%sss s 1e EAGER, JAMES KEEL.
Asseseer-JOHN T. q. CLARK. my ate
TTHIRD WARD TIOKET-The following
W. gentlemen viii be supported:
KiCaABD WALLACE.
.0f A' SSs v: ANGUS.
For 00%nfp GfSSsiIE
j. NJ DO WING.
For A'; %s..'ssr.DDowx1se. M, NJ.
rFlRsT wARD TICKET.
RICHARD wALLACH.
For Ald. JOIN B. TUITION.
For eomMcn eosI ciIa
8 st;s .fHs%sSs 4SsFis;.
For AS'e JT G. CLARK mv.
|T , THE tSLLQW WI .a TICkET Will BE
Firth SS sGsTp5?s election by the
. RICHARD wALLAoH.
Col. JAS. A. TAFT.
VS. sNE skESs.s.
. john '. BRYASH::
my este B.F.DYER.
n%THlRD WARD-At a meeting of the va
w tiers Of the Third Ward, held on Mopdsy
night, the 2lst inst the following gentlemen were
For MayGra
JOHN GIVEN.
For o0m john S0 w sImms
III /. f SsSWS1
&B. DOWNING. my % te-
TELEorloks1 k NSFI WsRn
The following Ticket viii S be So Dvortsa nv the
voters OF the First Ward al the ca. uiBg cleo
Fer Fer hHsSy snmaaIdAN r w AbAGH
FOR Common O,uncil-JOHN A. RHEEM
AAENBkEW CARROLL, and CLARENCE b. BA,
~ Fer g, !A'.essor-GEoKaE F. KIDwELL.
0TsEyENTH WARD.-Dr CHARLES Al
~ LEN VIII be supported as an Inde pendent
my is,te. no common o0 %sixSiss9S'vorERs.
NJ CANDIDATES FOR SECOND WAR;.
,BIOHARD wALLAOH.
j. RUSSELL BARR
For oouscilkme prucu
f. HN 6EaY s i E'%SxsF. my ,,.m
nTTHE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLE.
q voters Of the Frss nfd'd at large meeting
NICHOLAS CALLAN, 81.
J SzESSt {. B. PEREZ RgkE
ANDREW CARROLL.
GEORGE +. KIDwELL INVITE
7E or n, ySEk issTFs, xI 1iGkEE;
BALL, and VIM. q MCLEAN. f' nv a1s ZEE
TF0UBTH WARD TIGKET-To he SUP.
-. RiSaARD WALLACE.
ELIJAH EDMONSTON
For Common Council
WIN. II. NALLEY,
w. W. MOORE.
CHAS. 81. ANDERSON mv,-a
NE FIFTH WARD ADMTNTSTR. TIoN
S TICKET.
or 1fH66HAsD wALLAcH.
WV: d. HAMILTON.
49, MgLheY.
ALFRED RICHARDS.
sotd THOMPSON VAN RIswICK.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Gold.
NEW YORK, May 2i.-Gold I3s
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Months

We have shown above that the total number
ofnew advertisements in the Daily Chronicle for
the Elk months ending March 81, was i.5O7. or
an average of % per day. The number of new
advertisements in the Star during that time
vas 9,tS3, an average of 5sH per day.
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ID PINE APPLES

| d PINE APPLES
| We are this day opening fresh supply OF
"a AA sTRAWsFRRY PINE APPLES Ann
whlThAN's CELEBRATEp PARLIAMENTARY
| in Chocolate. p,n, b = y.ni hkLs; ,c.
hsvors southway' 8 Boston Cream Sticks. Mai
W. guarantee all enr Candies TO be pure and
mace o. ,bs best white sugar c.lI sni try our
lninit , Ice preams AND Water Ices nothing %
't1' ~ JEWELS. 2,s Perm. avenue.
my "a s. between ie;h and I3,h
RLACK AND OOLOkED SILKS.
Just received splendid stock OF Black SILKS
at sl.so, Sis, 81. 81 IS, mp to 81 per lard.
Plain SILKS, in Blue, Brown, Green, and Pur.
pie
Check SILKS. in sll coIors, at 81 IS and sl5
Loulard SILKS, at 7sc., SIC, and 81 perysrd
MOURNING GOODS.
We offer the largest and most com pIste stock
LUPIN's CELEBRATED FABRICS
10 be found in this market, and at
THE LOWEST PRICES.
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
An immense stock OF very select styles Of
PARIS DRESS GOODS.
for summer wear. At Is. 80. $, IS. 20. IS, aud %
cents, all very cheap.
KID GLOVES
On hand full supply Of Alexandres, Couryoi
sier ., and Jouvin 5, in white, Eght, medium. and
black.
JOS. J. MAY CO.
sos Pennsylysnis avenue.
my H-2tll between 9th and 10th sts
ny GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioseers.
EXIcgToRs SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
18th sTRErT rs M NGsTH' BET 10TH AND
On THUksBAY AFTERNOON, Nav sl.,. ats
sc sni ss LS,'
Inches &c on "a street north and running back Io5
two story Frame B1idng eont.inina sx reo ny
Terms: One half cash; balance in SIX aud twelve
and an ss
s % me SHss 81 sass Ss Shsn
asRsS q t WfEIis n ss.r GaS..
Rf WIN. l.. WALL a CO., AuctiODeers.
AgGTIoN SALE OF STOLEN AND OTHER
PRSPERIY WHICH Has REMAINED IN
SsThsf EEfoD u ZOE GTGah Ss ga
.. sale At public auction, to the highest bidder.
for cash, Of property taken BY the Metrapolitan
Ponce, consisting OF Watches. Jewelry, Clothing
Knives, Pistols. Trunks. satchels, Boots, Sboes,
wallets, Packages OF money, &C will take place
q the Property Rooms Of the Police Depsrtmept
8. 1886, At 10 O'Clock a. m.
bis sale, authorix.d by act of Congress of July
TO- 1861, viii continue until the articles remsining
IN the custody Of the Property Clerk more THAI
shall be cold
Terms: Cash. in current funds.
All persons whs have lost mspey aud property
p theit or otherwise, which may be embraced in
the catalogue. are hereby notified 20 call and
will lose ell claim thereto. " ''
Tne catalogue OF articles TO be sold can be exsu.
ined et the Property Rooms above referred TO
BY order: GEO. X HERRICK,
my1,3ldleo Property Clerk.
IMPORTANT TO ICE CREAM MANUFAC-
M.Nrc,r~ tgRERs rn,rzr,s
Maileable Iron Bottoms, combined with xxx
lin, being the strongest Gan made. From two
3. n. HI. I, GREGORY.
M y N 32t Penna avenue.
-
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEKsHIP.

OFTICE FOR BENT-A front OFFICE ROOM,
" at No. aga 18th street. Terms moderate
References required. my >, lw
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~ DIsARMID m
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE
DESTROYED

THE CHIEF 6ksTkS92EEpPI EsrrIEScE
3 t.s... II re
states and France. Prepared Ooleiy by The NeV
sS SssfHs Henry ;',s:: Ss:
the sS Ss
-. " =. ehsras Of i Lsberatory s prepared to fur
uTna s.Isr closets '1 prS fs rVSS: sIs
sewers. cutters. ships, railroads, hoSpttss, pgis
o and S0S q ,s sssn s
KINDS Of manures ssiy incre asing the value
sne lSs:s SS
Gs3o9rizsi. antiseptice, antDutrescents. and dis
in Their Places ieS SSsm @1
o.ou: e II .Sis e
snsy are nssa The Attention q medical and sci
tsshsd are festimoniss IN favor % the greet dis
ct the Company . ofhcs. "' '''A
D5-.yAN HorsE, ALBANY. March 30, 1886
10 rae Prssidens 6 the Nac York Disis5eefins
Dear Sir: IT'S ell IL is represented to b. We
have made many trials Of disinf. ctsnts.- but nov
passes all others q remedy against iii bad odor.
I. RossALL Co.
new Yosx. April ., 1856
70 "a frsidsA AZ Gis Ns,c York Disia|ecfiag
Dear Sir We pronounce. IL without excep,i,n
every matter is complete and instantaneous
" A sTErsoN, Astor House.
IN B.-These Disinfectants are mad nv ,he
scayengers. under the direction Of the San}tary
Police Of the Metropolitan Health De,srtment.
PowTii THOMPSON, % cEDaxsr.NY.
Gepsrsi and Sol: Agent. for the United and
dressed.
Ter sale By al Druggists and General Dealers in
the United States and Csnsdas. my 10 SIN
IME Ell
The subscriber 10 constantly IN receipt Of LIME
in bbls., from the celebrated kilns at Williams
port. Md, which he Offers for sale At low price,
p1-.awlm ~ Water street, Georgetown.
DIANOs "A very good Rosenkrastz PIANO fsr
500. One BY Fischer for 600. near 80
iy new. V3xVy
secopd hand Pianos % low % $50. uSvv
Second hand Melodeops s low As SIS.
Fer sale easy terms.
Pianos for rent.
Pianos and other Husicsl Instruments carefully
repaired BIZ e1 perienced workmen. In our work
rooms, over our store. Music bound
JOHN y Bills,
nyIS cost 500 Penn. avenue, near 10th st.
THE GLORY or MAN Is STREN9TH-Thers
j fore, the nervous snd dehiltstsd should II
nsdtstelJ use HKLhS0LoS BATRAOI ~
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CHOW CASES, SHOW GASES l. SHOW
- UAsEs OF all kind. or sale =. reduced prices,
st... near Northern Lib.rt, Market. nisi Sc
7. oogMBE, DENTIST No. 4es 7th street.
extra Arc 4, sert TEETH en- Geld, sii, 6~
material used. mn 4Ims
T. BISHOP,
PAPER HANGIN0S,
WINDOW SHADES FIRE SCREENS.
CORD. TAsSRLs. &c,
Oh Ninth street. three doo.s ab-ve Penn svenre,
Warrington. PC. myH 81
tToR SALE OhEAP
2Ca's Counf er Cases
2Coputers, with Drawers
Iron Ssfe and Deek
Also, Hsrness, Brides and Saddles.
Must / e sold by The 2sth at
..9,w TAYLOR COS.
ELoURi TIID,l sALTi!i a
A complete assortment Of
ALL GRADES OF TLoUR.
% which We solicit the attention OF
BAKERS And GROCERs.
. MILL FEED, MEAL. BALED HAY,
and all kin ds Of FEED at low rates.
GROUND ALUM, FINE,
And TURKS ISLAND SALT
for sale low In lots to suit by
myMa w.M.GALr eco.
FOR sALE-A splendid BAY HORSE, 8 years
old, sound and gentle; worke we'll in ~
single or double harness; and 10 also fine IN
saddle horse. For particulars inquire stNN
New fork Livery Stables, 18th street. between e
ano Dltreets. my 2s-a-
CAhhIAers' CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
On hand, . large assortment of new and second.
hand Carriages, which will be sold at. N5A7,
reduced prices. Also. first-class Gro &ttH
Gerry and Business wagons. Repairing ~
ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
400 Penn: avenue, near ~ street.
my . ST and 314 d street, bet 9Th and 9th.
W. rurunnr yWy;;ssSISGroT; May q, 1856;
CHANTS o. the Sixth Ward, fshing, during the
warm weather, to give to our clerks and ourselves
some recreation, do hereby give notice to our Gus
TONERS mat from the nrst day of June until the
tSigned) WIN. II. OARRICO,
GEO. A. BOHRER,
THOMAS DENHAM,
ia FOLSOM,
NIB BEAN, eth and G.
il. JENKiHs,
~. SAS SeKE tfFsn'h st0rsJ
GIL: GADDiS 4 BRO.
nv ssst- a GARnls 81 a Co, lth&M
TIN sT FATEsT rMhIRASLa OF TIE AGE
10 nr me parlor For sale by MCCONNELL HER
bEkI 43s 9TH st opposite Post Office m ~ st.
E9R sAhE-The HORSE and CARRIAGE of
land oh Ind hiitz, Consul General of switzer-
m 2s.st. METzERoTT's Music Store. &SS
Il a - =
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This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .ubscr'
beers have obtained IL ON the Orphans Court O.,
Washington County, In the District of Columbia
lette = testaEseniary on the personal estate II
Rich rd Gucgin. late of Washington. Il 4
decei sed. A persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit IN.
sanir with the vcuChers thereof Co the spbscriber
on or before the I'D day nf May next: tfeT
may otherwise by Law he excluded from all bensnt
Of said estate.
Given under our hands this 22d dsv Of M.y lsss
ROBERT X. PNWHIL
ATwELL COwLING
nv si-1aw5w ENpcutsrs
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The oopsrtsership heret ofere q, listing betwean
Henry B-ntZ and II. A. W. erosion. under tue
style end firm OF Bontz & erosion, was dissolved
on the 18th inst by mutual consent
All persons having claims against the said firm
are hereby poiined 10 present the same for settle
u5ent. and those indebted 20 the frm are aur-d
o. settle their accounts. with the undersigned At
ire old stand, IS the books must closed 500 7th
stISet.
m n HTNpN
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just received a splendid stock OF Black SILKS
at sl.so, Sis, So, 81 IS, mp to 81 per lard.
Plain SILKS, in Blue, Brown, Green, and Pur.
pie
Check SILKS. in ell colors, at 81 IS and SIa
Loulard SILKS, at 7sc., SIC, and 81 yard
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IMPORTANT TO Ice CREAM MANUFAC-
r.v,,,Tg RERs:
Malleable Iron Bottoms combined with xxx
Tin, being the strongest Gan made. From two
quarts mp &c 60 ausrts.
=. n. III. l. GREGORY.
m 3H 32t Penna avenue.
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On hand o full supply OF Alexandres, Courvoi
sier o, and JOuvin 5, in white, hghr medium and
black.
JOS. J. MAY & CO.
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
my a-2tif between 9th and ,o,h -,
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TO the Friends of the Needy and
Esesliturc

At meeting of the Freedmen's Aid So
ciety, held on Friday, the 18th ;.., tvo
appeals were read, both css which were wei
g;;aoted to ...yc the sympathy of every
ieeling and generous heart. One was headed
"Coyn for the !Starri,,g."
The other called for help for the orphan
as slums at different points down the Missis-
sippi, whose little children have been gather.
ed and cared for, who by the vicissitudes OF
war have been left fatherless and motherless.
houseless and homeless.
In view OF these pressing calls, the society
appointed Reverend MesSrs. Whittlesey. Col,
man, Benedict, Lewis. Gray. and Messrs.
Reddick, Black, Dow, Hossack and jackson,
a committee hoping they might devise some
way to make these earnest appeals heard
ard felt by you, who are 50 highly favored in
this land of plenty.
The officers Of the society, however,
thought it best to condense IN as brief 4
space as possible some OF the facts in The
a ppeals and publish them imme lately,
hoping some would respond without delay,
the winter IS now upon u IN all its
severity.
The appeal Tor Corn for the Starving
says Gen. Howard has made a careful
tour of the South, and he confirms the sad
dest tales Of suffering and destiturion.-
From the statements, Of the General it is
certain that thousands will suffer nmeasura-
bly,, and hundreds viii perish OF hunger ms
less the means of relief are secured and
taken to them "
l. f. Mellen, Of Cleveland, ha, been sent
to Atlanta, the centre of a vast region swept
clean By both armies, with supplies ito
II
OF food to the needy Of that destitute region,
white aud black"
;Te have selected f.w touching items
from the appeal for the orphan asylums. 4
teacher IT. the asylum 81 Eica,burg writes,
She has eighty orphan children under her
charge, between tie ages % three aud fl
teen years, for the most part .tyc.jag and
sLoeless, with clothing hardly Su.i.civu: To
cover their bodies, regardless Of warmth"
who keep mp the almost constant cry, We
ar so cold Please md am, give Rs one
dress Another t-acher iEi Tie same asylum
writes Lcarly the same. and asks. docs it
lie In vOIr power 10 help US? II not, -
whom shall We apply?' Like appeal, cone
from the orphan homes at Ngmrhis and
Natchez. and Al other poi4te The Commits
sion SAYS, "Ogr treasury has been too low 10
purchase. Our Store-ro0ms are empty
Men and women OF La Sale county. your
Eomes were shielded from he storm Of war:
yonr fields hare Welded their accustomed
abundance: have you not au ear TO hear
and hear; 'g feel this cry?
Let ..erg farmer prospered in his l,J,rS.
lei every family surrounded with plenty and
comfort, see / il ~ once that they do some
ding 70 reli re til, pressing want. Yoa
nay have Is CE this worlds gD.i. By
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FATHER PERKINS, Of the Republican, COM
menting on tie Farmers Convention at O.ta-
wa a week ago, says: g 1t was a mass meets
ing ali oyer. If there was a single preliminary
agreed upon before we car:le toy Their, we are
not aware of it, The remark We rnPpcse Is
strictly true, bEt it certainly clashes little
with the remark Mr.. Perkins made 1t tae
meeting, that they had better have commit
tee to report resolutions las certain resolutions
had already been actually telegraphed to the
Chicago papers as adopted b. the meeting,
AID not to pa $ them would be awkwari!'
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SNOW. SNow.- Every passing moment
tells, by the tinkIing Of the bells, that lovely
fall of snow, seven inches deep o. 50, on a
solid base of ice, has fixed the roads up nice
enough TO turn young peoples heads on TIE
subject Of bob sleds, fancy cutters and fast
bosses, spite of growing dads and bosses
and, whiz. Just see them 30 il. Ger the daz-
cling, sparkling snow! 1t is enough to make
one crazy, tied up in this dull and hazy, nasty,
dirty atmosphere beating brai for an dear
when our very bones are aching for rough
and tumble s!ia~ing up in any thing on runs
ners-,hough the horses slo.,I be st,nuers.
But vain for Is such hopes, alas though the
streets Were smo,h As glass. They nigh; rs
well be sloppy while the devil calls for copy.
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II Will Re by the above that til IS Company has 81
every eli risk the leading Stock Cos o.
the have ~ Of aetts for az to Soi OF liza
Iilitiss, as shown by their published reports
The arerGgc o7of Insurance in this Co. for the past ten
years but about third OF the rate charged by
other Cos.
Our os.e. thus far been promptly and satisfactory
adjusted. We have never had to contest a loss
The bushes. the Company tsr ~ past two years has
bs-n n osperos: policies having been issued
si:srf in tlic previous eight years
The directors we'll %7Tn amor the best JUSTICES
OI the county.
Nc Ire made until the losses of the
reGuirr it, and but assessment year. and 10y
OF the Directors. ncaJsrs snail be rsgp,r-
cd aHyltig IN addition 10 TIE H3ric' payment ,.t'I
Gri Of yeqr from the date Of their policies.
In view Of the above facts, that this is lone in
shtuiiou that the security ample the cost of insurance
!ass than III either Cos the promptness and Hcrlty with
suich losses settled thiS entitled u the
patronage OF this community IreierencetO foreign Com
paUies-
Policies issued on both the Stock and Mutual plans with
most favorable terms
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MALL PAPER

We have Just commenced receiving 9!.ec;
from the manufacturers, and will in few
days have, at the FREE TRADER Book Store,
the finest stock of Wall Paper, Window
Prints, &C.. &c, ever seen in Ottawa.
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LIGHrNING IN MIpwINTEG IS generally, in
this ciima.c, accounted rare occurrence,
though such electric phenomena Do occasion
ally occur during q january thaw. but
lightning and thunder, as we had it On Friday
nigLt-ot last week, with fierce MOI wcz,er
blowing and the thermometer nearly down to
zero, is not an every day matter. TIE thun>
der storm passed some 50 or 100 miles south
Of US, probably before IL. nor westcr got
there.
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blanks Z

We keep instantly on hand, at the FREE
TRADER Book Store, 4 complete assortment
OF Observation-Disclosures and constables'
Blanks, Blank Tax Receipts, Deeds, Mort,
cages, Notes-in short, about everything
you can name in that line, and sell below
Chicago prices.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De
blity, Premature Decay and all tho effects Of you
indsoreon will for the of suffering humanity, berd
Tree to all who need it, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy 10y which he cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit 10y the advertisers experience do
10y addressing JOHN b. OGDEN
dec 80, 6j-1y No - Chambers St New York
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Juxr.TA DEGREE LODGE No. II, /. o. G. T.,
Orr,w, Ir1.-This Lodge was instituted by
o,,,bor;ty of the Grand Lodge of Illinois, on
rar,i.r Jan,ary 23d INST, with the following
elected ctiUcrs.
WD. T-GeC. Butt: ~
". d. J.. r. Mrs Geo. henogs'
d. .S-Geo. W. Kellogg.
ID. f. S--A L. Gibbs
u. T-Mrs. J. g. Baldwin.
II. M-P. Ryan.
W. d. C-Char!es Snow.
r. ". ID. T-Dr. 0. III. Nj inn.
ID. S-Niss $ Burton.
u. G.-James Delahannty.
Regular meetings, lat and ID Tuesdays IN
elch month.
Special meeting Tuesday evening, Jan 80
at their Hall in ReddicG's Block. All degree
T'empars are requested to be present.
Gso. W. h 4LLoGG, ID. s..
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DIR. WALKER may be consulted at the
Geiger House, Ottawa, on Saturday next
Feb. Sd, and on the first Saturday in each
month after that date at all other times at
the Dispensary for Diseases of the Eye and
Ear, 1I9 South Clark Street, Chicago.
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C. g. RElss, the celebrated tuner and re-
nairer of Pianos, Mesdeons and Organs, is
again in our city only for few days. Those
wishing his services must leave word early at
Prof C. ". Denhard's Rooms.
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Ottawa. Post Office.

tIIsl'I IND AKkENAL NAlLs.
Western, closes 1900 VI. Arrives 1915 p. II
Eastern. ~ VI S6PM. IL: "a Z. Il
Farm Ridge, closes p NJ, and arrives IL VI Wednesdays
and Saturdays
Newark closes l:30 p u. and arrives 2. ". Tuesday
AMI Saturdays.
Somonau, closes A. NJ Saturdays; arrives 8: so PM
Fridays
Office Opens SAN Closes, Z PM
aug26 '65 J. W. DOW, p NJ
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Eiaca Jackson, cross of Long Island Black
Hawk and Vermont Morgan; eight years
Old, sixteen hands high, weighs ll5O lbs;
sure toal getter; fine trotting action, will be
for sale next week at MitcheIl's Livery
Stabl
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Look Out.

The last call of Collector Of State and
County taxes. If hot paid Immediately he
will be obliged to levy on and after tie first
of February. Call at his office in'Reddick's
Block and save expenses.
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D r. w a L x z r
NAY CONSULTED The
GEIGER HOUSE, OTTAWA.
TO CONSUN2E'TIVEs.

The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for
vera years with lung affection and that dread
,i..,o ''onsumption-is anxious to make known his
fel,oS..,nierer, Tn, means of cure.
20 all who ,a.,,a Il b, will send copy of the perscrip
~ nae. fe If cboroe, witt, the directions, for prepar.
,r am, ,i, fine game which they will lind Cure
far ronsunntfop Asthma Bronchitis Coughs uu,,ds and
all Throat and Lung affections. The only object of the
advertiser sending the Prescription is 70 benefit the at
aic.ed and sjreai ,rmation which he coceives be in
valuable ami he hopes ever, sufferer will ty his remedy.
as it will eo.t them nothing AMI may pc blessing
parf,fs Wishing tho preScription fire.. y return mail
,,t}I UIe,s. address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
dec so '65-,y Williamsburgh Kings Co, n. Y.
The sto, medicine is for sale by T. rigys Ottawa
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gST. Thompson

Has the pleasure inform, his old friends hat he ha.
retained home w.th his health much improved ard It,
ready all calls in the line Of his profession. He
mag be f,al f.r the pre-eU; If. residel CD
sous Drug Store.
Ottawa, Jan 70, 1865.
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STRANGE, ssUr TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
can hear something very much to their advantage by
t''rn nail ree of ohargrl by a1nsins c undersigned
Those having fears of being hunbugged will obSe by
noticing this card All others will please address their
obedient servant, THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
dec 80 G5-ly c3l broadway New York
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MARKED DowN.-CHILD Il Eaos. having
q large stock Of mems, boys and youths' boots
on hand have marked them down % very
low. figures. If you want prime boots below
eastern Wholesale prices by the case or single
pair don't fail to cal. at Child & Bros, cor
ner of Main and La Sale streets, aud exam
inc their Stock and Prices. Also a lot Of
our balmorals below cost, and the best va
rietv of ladies AID childs' shoes to be found
in the state at.equllly low figures.
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Buffalo Robe Lost.

On Monday last, between my house and
Ottawa. A suitable reward will be given by
leaving it at the FREE TRADER Office.
JOHN HIsE.