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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

Montsvidso % to % 10. ia to $780, Corrisptss ~
to q n. l6i to l7ic.; Rio Grande 20 TO 20 n, isa
l7c. Orinoco, 81 to % n. l7c.; California q to@
Buenos Ayres, As To 80 h. 81 TO &c. Rio Grande -
~ n, 9 TO 9.c. California Is 10 50 n, Q 10 eie
gold usual selection New Orleaus 20 to 90 n, u -
l2ic Western and Country, co to 70 n, 70 l9i.
City Slaughter (Ox). 60 to 20 n, l2t 70 49,, dr.
Slaughter cow d to 70 H. 8 to stc currency ususp
selection.
HAY-The inquiry is good, the market Is fru.,,
sales of 2sO bales Shipping at Csc per 100 n retail ~,
9Od95c loose is plenty and is heavy. Straw ia nrn.
and in fair demand.
HOPS are in good demand for home consrnp,io, ,
and prices are wei sustained; we quote at from t.
70c. NJ to growth and quality:
HEMP-Mauila Is dull and heavy at Halle GOLD
American is quiet at s2250 s24o for Undressed sDd
$3.50 $3.50 for Dressed. Jute is dull at sl1ocs and
Sis8I at l3c., all gold.
HoNEY-We quote sales at from 81 i2iosl A.
IRON-The market for Pig continues dull, bu. n
prices We have no special change to Iote sales Of No.
American at S490Sol, ana oo scotch 81 eieeO
Bar Iron il dull and nominal
INDIGO-The inquiry is only limited. but pric.s
generally are frm eaes at soc e. ~ lor Mara
Tency, and 75c a 81 Is for Guatemala gold.
LEATHER-Hemlock is rather dull and prices a.
yor buyers; sales are about equal to receipts stock
moderate Oak-There il a fair demand for Middle ana
Light; stock and receipts light. Weqnote Hemloct--
Buno' AYES HsIy Ssg Iseyv Ss
37a3sc; Light, 50! a J5c.; Oripoco. &C., Heayy.,
33q35c; Middle, 35!d37c. Ligbt, 32id3ic; Gooi
Damaged, 3ld34c; Poor Damaged 2aAc.; In tAS
Rough. 3Od32c Oak Slaughter--Heayy. 4lalecs
Middle II ai5c.; Light 34a36c., Cropped, Mddl,
IsQ53c; Light, Aaisc. in the Rough Heavy. 90
a5c Middle 34a4Oc., Light 3Oa33c.; Bellies. 2saa.
a. n, currency.
LEAD-Pig continues dull, but prices show 10
change; sales at 80 asa 80 s. for Spanish German Re-
fined and English. Bar re. and Sheet and Pipe 6c
LASsES-Prices remain firm. but there is not
much activity; sales Of 80 hhds. Porto Rieo at 6O1
lie and IS bills NewOrleans at 81 Is.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits OF Turpentine has kea
in moderate demand but With free arrivals prices have
declined; stock 800 bbs.; Crude lurpentne is sss
lower and dull stock 3 100 bbls. Raisns have been 10
fair demand but at easier prices Tar is firm and IN
demand We quote as follows
Tar. Washington and Newbern.. y DBL s7.a 33
Pitch, City, NO. l..........-...;,;.;;;,:'9 30 ESQ
POsin Common ................ Y ~ 10 10 u 30
Rosin Strained ard No. . On y'd)F $50 70 525 q $50
Rosip No | and Pale and Whie...-.., go Gl20
SPIRITS Turpentine Am. ...-.---.v gal. W %
OILs-Linseed is IN moderate demand, ard prices
are heavy. Fish OILS have ruled very dali but pnes
show no change the stock on hand l29 oos sper1
and r. 100 do Whale Manufactured Oils are qus. and
unchanged. Lard Oil is lower, and closes dull We
QIOle:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

from other quarters. Whatever may have been
tho success of the excellent author in the appro'
pirate labors Of his mission, he has rendered
valuable service to the of knowledge BY these
informing contributions to the geography and do
nestle peculiarities of the Celestial Empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

SEEDS-1he market Is lower and quite nnseI.sc!
the supply is liberal; sales Of $50 BAGS and DDS
u a l3c, and small lots Of choice a. Inv
lJ,c closing heavy Timothy Seed Is IN isit cs-
mand and is more plenty; sales a. s4d 81 90 = oasa
Rough Flax Seed is in fair demand and not plenty ~
81 90 so % q bush. Calcutta LInseed is lower arc
dull at IS - IN Boston and e. 70 here. Bonpa!
quoted at s3 80. - A.,
mand; sales Of 10000 10 at llEalsic for Grease sS
lJld l5lc for fair 20 prime White Western and CIV.
SALT-Thc demand for Liverpool has beea o..
moderate but la prices we have no change 70 I'm n
sales of Ground at S. b ST. and Fine at 81 60as5N
the latter rate for Ashtons Turks Island is saON~
At 42G45c. .o,,.,s,
SOAP-Caste is dali but steady; sales OF va d. 'e
currency and lee, gold. LA.
SPELTER is dull but prices are unchanged sa"'
at l0d l0lc. for Foreign. and II &c. for DomesN ~
IIN-Pig still rules very dull but IN prices NC 80
activity bat prices show NO special change We s''
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FIR Ia o9s bhls. Flour. 257 Lbls. WHISKY. 1918
bbs Corn Meal, pkgs. Ashes ,262 pigs. Petroleum
$40 psgs Provisions Jle phgh Lard, s93 ptgs Butter
GAO Jlfssfso EOge,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

pressed and has declined l02e p h. closing nonina dy
A. quotations. The sales for the week amount 10 Ho
Salss The export during the same time has been 10
Tiyerpoo 10 662 bales; Glasgow l,l9i; HaVre' 2"ii
Hamburg 7e6 Total, l54l3
Corrections om remote points from when cannot
obtain reports have added 5000 bales 10 tne
receps and O00 to the exports TO Great Britain not
however included in the statement for the week ne
heavy receipts at NewOrleans are accounted Tor party
nv the diversion If cotton thther from points ron
which il was formerly shipped northward, and party
Inv the rise of the tributaries from which considerape
quantity was to be expected There Is nothing IN Tue
reeepts present or prospective incompatible Win Ine
Tenres have anticipated as the probable total me
demand for baggng and bale rope has been very dui
for some time back. 81. ,... q.
southern markets by mail, show fair business q,
falling prices under the combined Influences OF uEnt
money market and the decline in Liverpool to 2od Ior
MiddIing Orleans, anG lgid. for other sorts. 10y
telegraph learn that large business was done tVr
the week ending Feb 9. at rather better prices. lhe
value OF cotton free board with reght 10 LNerpoo
st New.Orleaus ard Mobile. is higher than LOT some
time, chiefly owing the heavy decline IN stefng en
change and taking that and the tgbtness OF tue money
marker into account the confidence OF both holders ana
buyrIs Is something extrsoIdinnry. The frehch na'o
pui chased freely in the last two or three weeks.
The following is statement II the movement IN COT
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TALLOW-Tbe market is more active out w ,ss
ply is large; sales Of lG5 900 10 at IL 2ic' iof
ioi1I2sc. for CITY, and l3c. for Butchers. .,ss
WHALEBONE-The market is shade nrm eis., a
Of South Sea at 81 ~. Arctic and y. W. "'"''
81 IS. ,r IA. he<s
only moderate, but prices are without ~, m law
change; common snd coarse grades are s,l sup
and quite plenty, while fine are IN '~ nnrrorcy
ply and firmly held. We quote: IN ,..Iss ana
as follows: Feeces, at 6o662c. for Nau y, Fab
Merinos, 63d65c. for and do. 'Od@c: ~ tos
Blood d. and 75a77c. for Saxony fleeces .S,si5o
No Pulled; 81 d63c. for Super6no do, and o,a III.
for Extra do; 25a27c. FOR common unwasn'sS zoe
fornia; <0642c. for Fine do, and Ha 'nsnsa
Texas. Foreign descriptions are witnou' Slow,:
and the demand is fair; we quote ,s"s.,sS. 80
south merican.a at o5047c for Commoa sss.se 10,
sc for Unwashed Mestsa and Merinoi 'Treole, IS
Washed Entire Rios. 2,a30c. for Unwasheu sor In.
d47c Cor Washed Cordova; Gillian at OG 9ts 20
washed Mestiza and Mernoi Cape Good ssd
african at sass. for Unvsshsd. and 'ss''@ ""
WISHED
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-30

How sHoCr that store dJwa On the
corner of Main and La Sale SITS, tina. sell.
boots and Shoes 30 cheap? Everybody IS
willing, after trying Child q Bros, to admit
that they can, with their many facilities for
buying gods, sell cheape than any other
house in Ottawa; there being an army
OF Children in the same business, and 50
connected as to favorably carry on a large
business both in the East and West, and
their undaun;ed success should be enough
to show that they are no humbus.
Call and see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-30

The AXDEEsoN GIRL ACAIy- In reference
to the strange disappearance AMI subsequent
recovery of the daughter Of Nr. Anderson, of
this city, we have the following facts directly
from the family, which we publish, as they
differ in some material points from state
mcnts heretofore made in these columns.
The account IS mostly that Of the girl her
sell, after her mni became clear Al her
memory came back, shortly after her return
home.
Going up town on the 29th May (the day
she di,aPpeareG) she says shF WIZ terribly
frightened By person spring. ng from behind
the t. ght board fence at Mr.. DAnI. Murphy :,
near tie side-cat brIdye. 1t was the same
person who had frightened her at the same
spot some weeks before. (This person is now
conveniently absent from town. She turned
and ran, as she thought, tow ards home, but
as from that moment her memory seems to
have been parllysei, she must have run
northwarl along the side cut.uptil reaching
the canal, and, her only idea being to escape
from the person she flncied was pursuing
her. she tool; the canal blnk AMI ran and
walked until she reached Narse.les. Here
she stopped at NJ. Friuk's. lwho wrote to
Mr. Anderson, N .ati0ning The fact and des-
cribing her, AMI asked him what town il
wa. She next came to Seneca. where she
went to the house Of Mr. Pease. near the
depot, and remained there until noon next
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EXCURSION TO CHIcAGo.-About all tie
preliminary arrangements, except fixing the
date, are already concluded, in reference TO
the proposed exclusion TO Chicago under the
auspices o! lhe ladies' of Plymouth Church.
Congress will probably fix date far adjourn
ment this week, and then the date for laying
the eornsr stone Of the Douglls monument
viii be fixed, which viii also be the date of
the exclusion. That fixed, the sale Of tickets
will commence forthwith, and tie details OF
the arrangements published.
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Three boys, named jeremiah Cary, Sawin
Rigg and Adam Clay wsrs arrested in this
city last week by an officer from Morri. on a
charge of having, in broad day light, robbed
the house of the Rev. r. Frame, presby>
terisn minister in Morris, of some articles OF
jewelry and SIC in money. The last named
-Clay--was detained in the Ottawa jail on
tbs further charge of having stolen a watch
in Ottawa, while the other boys were taken
to Morris. They were from 10 to II years
Old
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How BE ,UTIFUI. III --Nen and won
naturally proud they do Ike to lock WELL and think
it right. but do have sympathy with that class
whose di.hevclel locks fly direction. when with
ire their whole heads may be srp singly
beautiful. Every white gray faded Iork may be re-
its ORIGINAL color beauty and istrc while the
scalp is celnsed from living ani.uff and every hair
prevented from falling OF Yes, amp, very likely have u
uxuriint growth of hair coy Ter heir entire head,
WIZ" there by using Tcbbetts Physoi"s
zeal lar R.s-nerltqr which soils the finest fabric.
/, richly peTfmei has equal hair dressing is used
the fashionable exclusively aud pr Jnounacd
the stan iird preparation of America Every bottle is
warranted Smith Dryer General Agents Chicago, Ill.
Sold by DR.. DIMMICk 4 BROTHER, and all druggists.
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TO CONSUMPTEVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, a.-r having suffered for
several years with severe lung Affection and that dread
dscase, Consumrtion-s anxious to make known to his
fellow-Suherc-s the means of cure.
TIC all who desire it, he will send copy of the perscrp-
Ii used Gree of charge with the directions for prepar
ing ami using the same, which they will find Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds. and
all Throat and Lung affections. Tho only object OF the
advertiser IN sending the Prescription to benefit the al
cted and spread information which he be
valuable and it hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
it viii cost them nothing anl may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, Free by mail,
will please address. Rev. EDN ARD A. v ILSON,
dec 30, 6s-ly Wiamsburgi Kings Co, y. Y.
The above medicine is for sale by Y. Griggs Ottawa.
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VALUABLE I-vByTIoN.-Mr. John VI. SPEC. =
Ger. Of this city, has s.own US the mod Of a
machine he has invented and just had pa'eu>
tel for heading and stripping sugar cans. 1t
can be attached to the same power by which
tn. cane is crushed, and will certainly enable
one man to hsad and strip the cane as rapidly
as any ordinary mill can crush it. Such a
machine has heretofore been desideratum,
and we have no doub, that farmers engaged
in sorghum raising Will hail It's invention
with much pleasure. It ought to be for
tune to Nr. Spencer.
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Warm Weather.

We shiysr no lo1Eer with cold
But Wit Irstl the rays OF tn, sun;
I'll. flowers aru!ud j. unfold;
TIE children full If their fan;
The iiri- the morning LiaT
Let join them their Maker praise.
They tell n that summer Is hdre.
With it, long and it, melting Il i days
The boys are beginning 10 think
That they shall Heel thinner clo,.ss
Audarc yiyiu- their fathers tL1 wink
To Luy them u ~ stcfrst:
\. B.--Mens, youths and boys clothing
at prices to suit the economic al. My stock
Of hats, caps and gents furni4 hing goods i
the largest and NEST complete in the city,
and sold at prices guaranteed lower than the
lowest. NJ. SrIEFEL,
Ia Sale Street, near The Ill. Itidge.
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Frof G. l.. SIMON, we are happy to note
liz his advertisement in another column, has
taken up his residence permanently Ii c:ta-
wa. As a teacher of vocal and instrumental
music. and tuner and r,pairer of pianos;
organs, melodcons, &c, he has no superior
QUESTION to Ottawa, and we nope our citizens
will show their appreciation c; real talent by
giving him plenty to do.
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If you want good job of tailoring done,
go to VIII TRADING, up stairs, next door west
of Cheevers store. lie has the reputa-
ton of being the best cutter in Ottawa, and
he employs none but the best hands. Drop
in and see him, and look at his cloths and
his work
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HEAVY on DoGs.-O pr city authorities
give notice that the or nances Of the city
which require dogs running al large to be
mnzzled, viii be RICHLY enforced. Any
''purpdorg" found or the street on or after
next Monday, without Icing duly muzzled,
will be poisoned to death immediately By q
leaden pill, administered by propeling it
rapidly, by means of Enited charcoal and
saltpetrs, through ir bn tube.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-30

Our new stock Of Wall Paper, expected
for week or two, has just arrived. 1t ems
braces some ncw and beautiful patterns, aud
throughout Is such as we know cannot fail to
please our customers. We are confident OF
being able to sell below Chicago prices.
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s,ttlwa Post OGscc.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Western ci pses 1900 VI Arrives l2:t5 p. VI
ElStern IL 4 VI. IL - =. VI
Farm Ridge closes p VI. andarrves at L: NJ, Tues
DAYS Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Newark closes l:30 P NJ and arrives p. VI. Tuesday
and Saturdays.
somonk closes 80 \. NJ Saturdays; arrives 81 50 Pm
Fridays.
Eagle. closes P. NJ. Saturday; arrives Il n.
Office Opens A NJ. Closes = PM
aur25 % J. W. DOW, m.
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u,IIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

Published for the bcncn and ss CAUTION to YOUNG
MEN and others who suffer from Ntryou' Debility, Pre-
mature rec OF Manhood &c Supplying at tie same time
The Means OF ScECurp. BY who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable lackery. nv enclosing
poStd addressed envelope, single copies, free of charge,
bc had Of the author.
NATIIANIkL MAlEA!R. E.l. Ernoklyn Kngs Co: Ny
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EgeEsOEss OF YOUTH.

Gciitlcman who suffered for years from Nervous Do
Utility, Premature Decay and all the effects Of Youthful
nGis rction. WILL for the sake of suffering rmanry s"ri
free to all who need 1t, the cpc and directions fer max
n= the simple remedy 10y which he cured Sufferers
wishing t" profit y the advertisers experience can do
hy addr'>>ip. I0lIr Il. OGDEN,
dec 30 'el-iy No 13 Chamber. St New York
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The MASON AZ Iaainiisb Cabinet Or.
gana, forty different Styles adapted sacred and
cuar music, for $50 5000 each. FIFTY-0NE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS Other first premiums awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues FREE. Address, MASON a
AMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York.
DIMMICK BRO, Agents at OTTAWA H.
sent q 6h-1Y
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Ottatpa free GRADER .
LOCAL. MATTERt3$
Cbtc,ro and Rock Island Rail Road.

On aud after January 1st 1866, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station as follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail, Sunday excepted) u y F. NJ
Ni,,+t Fxnress Sunday excepted)..... 12.+T a. NJ
poor, Frrirht il5 A. VI.
Rock Island Freight, SUI T. VI
GOING VEST.
Day ESrrcss and Mail Sunday ezcertec) Il IS p. VI
Nigh Express 10. 30 A =
prTri, FREIGHT c35 p. NJ.
Express Freight, 100 r NJ
?. TAvENER, Agent
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PpBIlC School NorIcE examination
for admission to the hi Oh school department
will be held at the high school room, on
Monday, July I'd, commencing at 9 o'clock.
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ESSAY or WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
~ for Young Also. Diseases end Abuses which
pc~maurelv PROSTATE the Vital powers with sure means
relief Sent free charge in s,il,e letters envelopes
Address DIR. !. SkILLiN HOUGIT0N, Howard ASsucIi-
tiun, Philadelphia, Pa Feb 'G5
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STRANGE. rUC TREE;

Every young lady and gentleman n thc Un;tel States
IAN hear something very much their advantage lev re-
turn mail Gree ~ charge hy addressing the undersigned
Those having fears Of hene humbugged will "hSc 10y not
noticing this card. All others Will please address their
ob,"iient servant TiIOS. r. CHAPMAN,
dec 3d. C5-ly SIl Broadway, New Y0r
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Ottawa Lodge No. SIS. meets every Friday evening at
their Hall in T:eddiCk's Block
J. s LOTuRoP, Wet.
CPAs Snow, ". s feb 10Y
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OrT.vt LODGE No. II meets every THURSDAY evening
DAUGHTERS RsBEcCA the third Tuesday evening o
each month. OTTAWA EScAMPNENT Ne. 81 On the "a an
18th Tuesday evening. LED Ivy
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SUyy SyS-zk WALL. PAPER

s Of T meet every Monday evening their Hall over
Rctldck- store. east side Court House.
\. l.. WALKER, Il. : j. ;. LOTlROP, W. y.
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D r. :" a L x z r
MY DE CONSULTED AZ TnE
GEIGEIS iiOIST., 0I'EA WA,
"A az L:EEss.

On thu 27th inst Iy Aru. lockwood, Ed Mr.. 10
sEiH VI. PATRICK, Of trace 10 Ms MARY SSRN
BERGER.
At The Gtt-wt II":sa. bv The Rrv =. Cslrnrr the
25tl inst. Mr. o. l.. FULLER 70 MIS- G. II. TITUS.
o. pa. 9Th INST, BY tie Eay. T. C,iman, at the ro
drnet the bride. ;1rh r. n Br.akS a. Nj. HENRY L.
TI'SShCE 20 III, NEpOEA TUTTiE
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Hoop cIlaiIcbc IstOpPcl.

Don't bother your brain about the mean
ing of SO big 4 word, or hbw to pronounce it.
for you viii find it vastly more profitable tc
90 at once to Jacob Moodey's and buy YOU
some of his elegant light summer clothing,
preparatory TO celebgating the 4th of July
The 4th viii Of course be an intensely hot
day, and You want clothes 10 suit.
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pHE -, 1000.
Produce market generally more active.
Wheat advanced 30 lie. No. Spring
SL.73@l.7fl; tio.2 $l.l3.
Corn firm at $40 al for No. in store !;
canal % q Sole.
Oats dull at &c.
Rye 7l(G7I5c.
Butter weak at 23G1 24c.
Eggs lS@l9c,
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Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Music.

Taught at Mss A, F. MURPIlYS Music Room next deer
East of jackson & Lockwoods, Main street.
Ottawa March o. 1856
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r
CONSULTATION FREE

Patients must write their tuH >tte. post uiar address
plainly All letters requiring answer. must contain
let er stamp ilI Ice ai.re-ed e DR. KNAPR& son, Box
6Io.,. Chicago, IL.
EAuy OF the above diseases Doe trett'i successful.
Is the patients describing their In letter, when
they c8nnut
DR. KNAPP. who has visited Ottawa regularly fr the
past av- wears. De e a. the GciE.r House
Thursday Doc. 2sth: THURSDAY, Feh. 22I; THURSDAY
April 10Th: Tnur5ay June II Thursday, august Jh.
Feb -! u6
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EOr Sale.
Sec. go, 81. 3.

CARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER seels all kinds
" Glover sssc Of the bost quality, at
spiI 4 VAN DORENsS,
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Banking & gnsuranre.-
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OK OTTAWA

OF OTTAWA.
DyREcToHs:
fTFNRT F. r. MES M e CHURcHULL,
EDWIN G ALLEN EDW4RD EtMES
JOHN d. C1TON, y. II. ECLLEN
has hs dsv transferred is organization from the State
he National system and will hereafter conduct lis bu>i
pess under the name and style Of
The Nationl city Bank Of Ottawa.
Exchange CHICAGO, NEW YORK. and all the
principal cities East and West bought AMI sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND
all imp points Continental Europe drawn
o suit purchasers.
Gold ard silver bought and sold
Us. sEcvenUe stamps of all denominations
eonst.atly on hand aal for sale.
Also will give especial attention to the purchase an
sal Of all classes Of Government Securities
including the He'd Fivrwenty ami Ten-forty bonds
sui tie popular SIEVE Il Thirty luan
we wcul respectfully solicit continuance uf the bust
ncs= relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
i1 il. patrons and Ia them. well such
ue,y favor their business. would say. shall
b. able extend such fI,.ity and accommodation
ts,st will prove them satisfactory and profitable.
HENHY F EAs.zs. President. EDWIN c ALLEN. CISticr
ESw EiNES, Itcs Pres y III BULLEN, asst C;LShT.
ott.tvH. ugrISt lS65-v