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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
~ ALBANY, May :, 1858.
BILLS PASSED
INCORPORATING the vesuvius rueproof Warehouse
Company.
incorporating the New YORK. Dramatic Union ks-
sociation.
Authorizing the Governor, Secretary Of State and
Attorney General to appoint Supreme Court re-
Incorporating the International Dock Company.
Incorporating the United States Contracting Com
Te reimburse the Second regiment National
Guards, for certain losses
This bin approprates about $2s, oOO In the Senate
the general appropriation to be divided pro rata has
SsI ras s
s4oo 600 70 Last years Charity bill appro-
r'i incorporating ' the Continental Hall Company,
Brooklyn.
Authorizing the magistrates in New York to com
NIT orphan and frendess children 10 the Shepherds
Home Of the Episcopal church.
Authorizing the sale OF the Marine Hospital
Authorizing counties in the Second Judicial dis
trict except Kings to employ stenographers for the
Supreme Court.
THE CANAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The report OF the conference committee on the
cipal point Of difference being the item Of to
pay the salaries Of the Superintendents recently ap
pointed and the legality Of whose apPointmentsA % A Is
Auditor. Should the Snperintendents be beaten In
the court then the amendment will fall.
PROPOSED FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
resolution to adjourn sine ate at ten O'Clock to-
night was adopted and sent the House for concur
renee.
THE NEW YORK TAX LEvIEs.
The PRESIDENT announced as the conference conn.,
mittee on the New York county tax levy, Messrs.
Kennedy, Parker and Genet; on the city tax levy,
Messrs. Crowley, Palmer and Norton.
THE CORRUPTION COMMITTEE.
Mr.. EDWARDS was excused from further service on
the Erie Railroad Corruption Investigation Com
mittee, and Mr.. Nichols was appointed to I'LL the
vacancy.
recess was then taken till eight O'Clock.
Evening Session.
PIERS ON THE NORTH RIVER.
The bill for the construction of piers on the Hud-
son river, between West Thirteenth and Hammond
streets, New York, was passed.
THE SUPPLY BILL.
The report of the Conference Committee on the
Supply bill agreed to, whereby the change in the
law OF 1867 requiring a low water indicator to be
attached to every boiler In the State is rendered In
operative for year. The Senate receded from its
amendment to the NOrtherns Railroad blll thus leav-
ing the appropriation at twelve thousand dollars
mile for fifty miles.
The Senate then adjourned until ten O'Clock TO-,
morrow.
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ASSEMBLY,.

ALBANY, May 8, 1868.
Mr.. J. L. FLAGG presented report of the confer
ence committee on the Supply bill, The House con-
Cured In the Senate amendment repealing section
TO- chapter $780, laws OF 1867 relative to the nspec-
ton OF steam boilers and the report Of the commit
tee was then adopted
Mr.. w. 8. CLARK moved to reconsider. Carried.
THE NEW YORK COUNTY TAX LEVY.
The New York county tax levy was announced
from the Senate with amendments =.
Mr.. FREAR moved TO concur In portion OF the
amendments and to ask for O committee OF confer
ence on the remainder. Agreed to.
Mr.. YOUNGLOvE moved that hereafter the Ped
Book shall contain statistics relative to insurance
companies. Tabled.
The amendments of the Senate to q large number
OF bills were concurred in
Recess TILL seven O'Clock.
Evening Session.
THE CHARITY BILL.
The State Charity bill was announced from the
senate with an amendment and committee OF
conference was appointed.
THE DORM IMPEACHMENT.
resolution was adopted authorizing the Mana
gers In the Dorm impeachment case to take atldi-
tiOnal testimony.
Relative to buildings in the city Of New York.
Authorizing the attorney General to institute suits
Tor aInullng certain canal repair contracts.
Relative to legal proceedings against the Grand
Trunk Railway Company.
TO improve road in the town Of New Utrecht,
THE CANAL REPAIR SYSTEM.
Mr. BARTLEY introduced bill to abolish the canal
repair contract system and to restore the supern-
tendent system OF canal repairs. He asked unani-
nous consent to have the bill now put upon Its
passage. He said 1t was very short and would only
require few moments to read. 1t was important to
the public Interests that this bill should pass. All
that the bill proposed was expressed in its title.
Messrs Toplin, Tarbox and Cameron objected
The bill was referred to the Committee on Canals.
COMPLIMENTS TO THE SPEAKER.
Mr.. JACOBS occupied the chair.
Mr.. SELKIRK offered the following resolution:-
Resolved That the thanks of this House are hereby ten
dered the Hon. Wm inchman the able denhed and
impartial IN which he has discharged delicate and
responsible duties Of Speaker Of the Assembly during the
present session.
Remarks complimentary to the Speaker were made
by Messrs. Sekirk, La Bau, Pitts, Youngove, Ellis
and w. =. Clark, after which the resolution swas
adopted by rising VOTE
COMPLIMENT TO THE CLERK.
Mr.. TARBOx moved q vote of thanks to Cornelius
II. Armstrong, Clerk Of the Icuse which was unani-
mously adopted, when the House adjourned till
to morrow.
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The Southern Policy Of the Bes Wade Adm N.
istratiOn.


washington MAY 81 correspondence OF the oston
Post-demOcratic.l
Although the current OF opinion has set In tronoy
that the impeachment OF the President will FAY never.
theless the extreme radicals express conf dence in
his conviction. To such an extent does this conf.
dence prevail that the policy Of the 'ueyy adrninis-
tratiOn" ID the constant theme OF discussion and con-
sideratOn among those who claim shore n shaping
and determining It, Mr.. Wade himself has on more
than one occasion developed mis- PLAYS for the ture
when he shall hold the executive Feins few even,
ings since he was approached by prominent radical
Congressman who said:-"I regret to see the imm' .
nent danger which exists OF conflict between u ~
whites and blacks OF South Carolina and hope th N
some measure win be adopted to prevent it,"
Wade-That can easily be done. We must ssu
sufficient troops there, sir; troops will prevent it
Congressman-But our Northern friends ar Sine.
coming impatient under the fearful expenses st q
standing army and they may refuse to be tax hd Tor
such purpose much longer
Wade-Yop are quite right in supposing T. xat the
North Is restless and impatient under taxat ssr hut
this we will avoid by requiring each State ,Iy mort
the army kept within her own territory and fse ~
relieve friends entirely OF the burden. ar these
Southern rebels won't behave themselves ( nav must
De uauS W pay Ino expenses OF keeping Ne peace
within their borders. Such, sir, Will be Ou sSnrfcy
With this positive enunoation by Wade Flthe radi-
cal NJ. @. expressed himself satisfied bu' hDtimated
doubt as to its practical working since fahe South
was already impoverished by the war; M Wade
suggested that the Southern lands woi nj WELD AN
ample revenue for the purpose. This n.dxao as to
tne poncy OF tne radIcal party wnen hey get into
power wouo seem 10 Indicate that Mr. stevens con-
nscatl0n plans are 10 De carried out which the
SOuthern people VIII De mace 10 pay eT their own
enSlaVement.
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schr N Gould, Gould, Portland
schr Smith Tutte, Day, Gloucester
schr Leocadia Poole, Salem.
5chr y Hawley, Penney, Boston
Schr Mary Eliza, Handy, Boston for Virginia.
Senr siren, Brown, boston for Philadelphia.
sdhr VIM Cox, Bateman, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Copia, Walsh, Boston for Newourg. En
Scnr Henry Gibbs, Snow, New Bedford.
Schr Perry, Kelly. New Bedford for Phnadepha-
Sdhr y l. Levering, Perry, Taunton.
scnr diamond, Wright Taunton.
Schr Rosamond, Burton, Dighton.
sh schr "a. lara a Louisa, Brown Fall River.
Schr Thos Cooper Weeden Fan R,ver sor f1,xbstKpu
Schr VIM Thomas White Fai RIVER for Newbnra
sohr Ellie Ellen Barns Clifford, Providence.
chr schr Ses auvsr, Hatch, rIPsv'ssnss; PToSasSs.
Schr Good Tempar, Gooding, Providence for virginia.
Schr Saratoga, Weeks, Providence for Philadelphia.
schr Eliza Rebecca, Price, Providence Tor Philadelphia
schr VIM Carroll Ward, Providence for Einabeshport
schr Benz Butler Fowler, Providence for Rondout
Schr Justice Taylor, Newport.
Schr Talma johnson, Norwich for Jersey Cfty
Schr + Gilderseeve, Carroll, Portland, c.
Schr Rachel Edwards Edwards, Hartford.
Hchr D Kahn Blake, Middeiown, c.
Schr Staten Islander, Ba6eock New haven. \
6chr Bella Read, Chsse,> Bridgeport.
Schr Circle, Hull, Port Jefferson. % ..l.
The brig Maria Norwood, washbarn, from RENE dos ~
consigned to Bryan Pease.
SAILED.
Steamships Germana, Hamburg; Fulton, Aspinwal.
The steaug America with ship Belle Of the Sea, for Phil
adepha tow, anchored last evening inside Sandy Hook
the bark Kahoe and brig Christian, both bound oz
anchored at the SW Spit
For additional Shipping Neaos SEQ Fifth Page.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW POEM. ftf.
By Tenny's Son.
Oh cease thy sobs and tears, my little wife,
And smile again;
For have found a charm to soothe thy life
And ease thy pain
Al close Of dreaded washing day no more
III see thee sad,
With o'er wearied and with fingers sore,
Which bad.
This charm I've found will quickly wash your clothes,
As white snow;
Nor injure skin, NOR fabric fne, like those
Humbugs you know.
Humbug washing compounds have had their day,
Their reign Is Ger;
King David's Prize Soap drove them all away
From every store.
David's Prize Soap for every purpose known
Excels the rest;
For true economy II stands alone,
Cheapest and BEST
GROCERS SELL 1T HERE, THERE AND EyERYt
WHERE. TRY IT. YOU'LL LIKE IT.
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are printed on the best or banknote paper and everv
way resemble the genuine. Boyd succee ,cs, in maf
ing his escape, but Colonel Wood sav he will have
him before twenty -four hours pass >ser his head
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~ Reso .as rep osss psr, Of Of the Saon. w
bindi .ea, That we recognize the wisdom and
to~ g oice Of re instructions given by the conven-
civ at Sy acuse In February last and that TINS
& nnexa ion Will vote in the convention at chicago In
Puie' .ancS OF said resolutions.
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Loss.

ANCIENT CoINs.-A gentleman who for several
years had resided in the suburbs Of this city had
ceeded in gathering quite collection ofancent coins
About year ago he moved into town, and placing
his treasure In box deposited them In closet. Not
long since he had occasion to 90 to his coin box and
very much to mis- surprise found 1t empty. Upon APP
pealng to his wife for explanation he learned that
she mot knowing their value) had been cultivating
her taste for music by bestowing them literally upon
organ grinders.-BoStOn Traveller.
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ae Sfanwix Hall Tragedy-The Jury Dehbe.
- rating. Upon n Verdict.
ALBANY, May s, 1858.
Mr.. Tremain closed his argument In the Cole trial
this morning. Judge Ingraham then charged the
jury, who retired at two O'Clock P. M.
The jury have been out since two O'Clock. In reply
TO an inaniry OF Judge Ingraham they sent word
that they would not, probably agree this evening,
and the court then adjourned till nine O'Clock to-
morrow.
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WHERE. TRY 1T. YOU'LL LIKE IT.
- - THE GENT OF HEALTH -
;. BOTTLED UP IN
RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLvENT.


op rs
ssien. (which 'hs only curative principle q
The system the faint Of corpon1rapidy removes from tSs
flesh Pimples BIotches Pustues letters Ache Black Spots
he
few doses Will make remarkable change. !
LIxIyE FuCIThis extraordinary agent, associated WITH
SuieLnsss al varieties Of upcured syphloid Ulcers
@ wSndes he wo sin
eases As spscay is King Of remedies for these
Resovent place cure beyond the possibility Of doubt.
PAREIRA BRAvA.-This marvellous agent like new sun
shines with such light upon the medical world
properties. Extoled By the practitioners
peror to Bacha Dista JUNIPER Turpenne, copaiSs cu
bebs, &e cures the worst forms of Kidney, Bladder and
Suppression Retention q Urne bisSos cHrons ca
and IN eass Uf %srs s
used win poduee quick dchsree Of urine its association
ona harmony sesrens s' vessels Of The tDsy
se e sans bss vi ss s of
tnrsd deposnng brick dust albnmen and other deposts
Of terror, and their changed clear amber and
healthy color Bear In mind that the sarsaparian soven
rillian and the pure Parelra Bravo.
NEWLY DISCOVERED ROorS.-The properties Of these
roots EXCITE % , powerful action on the skim
no thai by Irritating the & skin
agents, secure quick expulsion of all humors from the
ITS HEALING PRoPERTIEs-Its tonic and nealna
properties nourishng that the and decay
ren S for oe wasting
under consumption or other Weakening diseases
S sen ss s s sh In S e
posed to sd be dying With year. ago.
medicine It's power 10 wonderful The Ingredients
Sry
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Died.

Died.
HAvILAND.-m Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening,
May 8, suddenly, JANE AUGUSTA, wife Of Thomas
Haviand, in the 35th year Of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
[FOr Other Deaths See FiIth Pale.i
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LOSSES sY FIRE DURING The y An OF APRIL, 1868.
The following IS list ef The losses by fire in the
United States for the ,aoth oY Anril last where the
amount as ascert' nsA reached $4,000 and upwards:
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speaker. when NJ; Robinson offered it as question
of privilege ruled a. " ue oS Of order because the
previous question was pending on MT Wtndom's re-
solution, and objection had been made 10 its being
read.
It seems that owing to the confusion which pre-
vailed in the Hall yesterday the concluding remarks
OF Mr. DOnnelly were not distinctly heard by the o'
porter. The understanding among members . al re-
porters is that instead Of inviting th", House
be proper for him in the prese !. ;a,nner Of the
House to propose that the p,snteman from illinor
and himself initiate the alustrioSs example in sae
case OF the secre,~ry Of War and General Thoynas,
'ahe. go Out Ind take a drink.n II was to ris re.
marx Mr; washburne replied that he belonged to a
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HIPPIN G. N E w S

Almanac for New York---This Day.
Sun rises....... SO Moon rises .. EVE =
Sun SETS s......7 z OF High water. morn 90
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MEDICAL woNDER-HYArrs LIFE BALsAM.

Hyats Life Balsam perfectly cured Mr. William Sprn cer
1sS Broome street, of inhammatory eumasm sever
caractee that he became deranged He could lift hG
hand TO his head and confined to his bed
months.
The Life Basam has by the public during "a.
years. and these two out of hundred thousan
II has cured.
II is certain curative for fsula in all curnbe cases.
Principal depot 246 Grand street.
Sold by druggists 81 bottles Y6
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tsat this was not question Of privilege.
Mr. VAN WICK, rep.l OF y. l., eolected 70 me
JRe SPEAKER said he would decide on the subject
after the paper had been read.
IL vas read 20 the efYect:-
Whereas this House, tenth article Of Impeachment,
charged Andrew Jehnson with Vght IN Office IN
making ntemperate violent anoscs dalou haransues ndo
n e hs n,@s ess on Friday sa
day aud the select comm see ,e % as e The
Impeachment from the Eish ct,uS coaS
The SPEAKER ruled that wue not question OF
privilege In its present form, WI ~ would De the
gentleman had moved that Il " managers wltndraw
any article OF impeachment
Mr.. CARY then qualiied his seeoution so az to
request the Managers to withdra the tenth article
The SPEAKER said the qnestit v WAS whether the
House wopld now consider IL.
Mr.. scoFIELD moved that the II, Mse ADJOURN.
orSl. nr: ROBINSON, tdem) Of N r.. neiaea point OF
order that the gentleman could H. IS take the moor
on, o Tue gentleman from Ohio TO n ose IN soIourn'
The SPEAKER replied that no rt utieman could
nJlu ns 'he ne moor on an unbeatable qnes acn.
BANKS, lrep.) OF Mass, said that be had Deen
cbairman oy 'ne clerk that ne had be sppo,n'ea .
day 'e~ ~A' 4 n
& Mr. EIDRIpeE @ objected to the gentleman syeakine,
ss ~. @ ,ia NC nad been refused the floor ave min
MT. BAsKs insisted that he had right TO make
Mr.. ELDaIDeE withdrew his objection. sayi, V be
,ann =, MI S;,n e "S oera 70 gentlemen as they nao
The SPEAKER said that the gentleman from Mas. "a:
cnuse.es GOV cou,u ~ n9t now make his statement, an
gentleman from OhioY ~
Mr.. ROBINSON demanded the yeas and navs. which
We,s o,ueIeu, uu. veioie tney were TAKEN on motion
OF Mr.. FARSsw0RTH at quarter TO five O'clock the
House adjourned. -' VIZ /
NorE-It is considered proper to state that the
upon the House and published In the repor, ~ |
Yesterdays proceedings, was not read but was f,,r |
hlshed by that gentleman to the reporter The |
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THURSDAY, July so. 1858.

Dr.. THURSDAY. July go 1868.
- Iresent-Mayor Brewer, Aldermen Rowland
BEL, Thomas, Bunker, Murray, Carroll. Leonard
NoiWell, Walker, Burke Miller and Moore
me loilOWlng report of special committee nm.
pointed TO revise the assessment roll of taxable
property within the limits Of the city of Ottawa
TOT the year 1868, and report TO city council the
alterations and corrections by them deemed prop.
er, was presented, and on motion of MURRAY. re.
cei'eo ana committee discharged:
10 ne Aayor AMI AJde,mca qfMe Cay If Ottamo
IN council dSSembled'
"ENTS-The undersigned, committee of aldermen
appointed by the city council on the third Monday
ol July A. D. 1865, for the purpose OF hearing OBJ.
JecuohS ana reviewing and correcting the assess
iheh' ron OF the city assessor for 1865 HAVING nt
iemueu TO the duty imposed upon them, submit the
following report: ''e
our committee nave carefully considered the
oDJCctlous made to the council, US well as those
iHaue 10 lDe committee, IN session. After due do
HpefaiUn they nave made such corrections ne will
more fuliy appear IN the list marked A herewith
submitted Upon careful revision of the Assess
ors return for 1868, with that of 1867. thev lind
mat an increased rate of 90 per cent to the value
OF property assessed for 1867 Is very uniform and
but very few instances where the pribcinlc has
been deyiated from From the shortnoss Of tinno
allotted the committee to investigate tins subject
they nave notmadc generalreyiew Of the assessed
value OF property returned by the assessor; bu,
IN those specific cases of complaint TO the council
ana 'he committee III session they have carefully
considered, and where papable errors have existed
ana arbitrary assessments made, they have re-.
viewed aud revised the game, as per list marked
before referred to-
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FANCY BRANDS,

Having had many calls from trade for fancy brand Of
oolong and Young Tyson Teas have been induced TO
put up in one pound sealed packages fancy favored Ming.
ooiong and Nankln Moyune Young Tyson, which
Offering at s5 per pound for 0olong and $50 for Young
Tyson The only advantage these teas possess regu
lar styles is the fancy flavor.
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L,ARM AND CoAL LAND FOR SALE

offer 80 acres of land for SALE situated II miles south
of Ottawa the yeon river and miles from Sire aor
This farm will be within y mile of the junction of the o. O.
+. XIV. H. x. and the Chicago, Seneca q Lisbon T. r.
when completely which both under contract and being
pushed forward 10 completion fast the of the
companies will permit. The now running on the
Ottawa o. +. r. v Il. r. from Wenona the l. c. r. r. to
Streator so of this are underlad with vein OF
the best coal in illinois, being from to feet thick and less
nn one hundred feet from the surface TIE surface land
ofhe best quality Of prairie except 10 of which is
timber 80 acres under cultivation, So well fenced with
good boards
new dwelling house with and good dry cellar,
one hundred trees of choice fruit nearly full grown having
been planted and carefully cultivated years the
house was built. 90 p = sd ..
The Vermion Coal Company 100 of coal land
adjoining this arm which in less than years will increase
Its value To double tho present price.
Bruce March l4-tf. W. r. MILLIGAN
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We are the Sole Importers of the famous
Shantung Moyune Young Hyson al
KianpSi Oolonp Teas


These Teas take their from the districts in which
they are grown aud being the finest productions China
are used almost exclusively by the Imperial Court High
state Oicers They pBt up ia the yus and beautiful
ye OF the Chinese in one pound packages and sell them
IN the original packages at cargo prices the lily 81 90
the Ooong at $3.50 We imported the first invoroe that has
reached this oountp and have effected through
eur agents in China to receive them regularly hereafter
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ADVERTISING AND IT'S REsULTs-No better
means to make ones goods, wares and merchan-
disc, and their particular merits, known to the
world, has ever been discovered than through
the medium OF newspapers. Whether CONNER
cial, POLITICAL literary, religious, of whatever
sect, party authorship, all have their circula-
ton and influence. How many successful busi.
ness men could be enumerated who owe their
high pecuniary. position to advertising alone {!
How many plucky firms are taking the lead,
monopolizing certain lines of business, simply
by Judicious Advertising There is not in ex-
stence an article of value that is not worth pub.
fishing to the world.
We have now in mind one firm of which we
can speak with certainty. We refer to the house
OF ). IL. Barrett y. Goa, of this city, the gentle
manly and popular proprietors of that indispen-
sable article known as "Barrett's Vegetable Hal
Restorative Two years ago this preparation
was scarcely known outside of this section: tor
day there is not city, town or borough this
side OF the Pacific where this excellent "Renew-
er Is not known and appreciated, and is, we
learn, rapidly supplanting all others. To be
sure, this preparation possesses real merit, and
is far removed from the thousands of vile nos.
trums which constantly food every market 1t
also received the endorsement of the Agricultu-
raj Society in 1866, which awarded its highest
premium "a Silver MedaD ever given in the line
OF patent remedies. Yet "Barretts Hair Restora-
tive" owes its success and present position in a
great degree to advertising. ...t..
Manufacturers and rroprietors of any article
OF merit should not fail to resort to timely and
Judicious advertising, that they may not only
reap its benefits, but at the same time confer a
priceless gift upon the community at large by
the introduction Of their happy and valuable
Observation-Disclosures IN H. Mirror
Elk. Gov. Brown the principal orator from tho
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IMPROVED LANDS rUR sALE,-I hav,


sale Of the best grain farms La Sale county, sit
uaed four and onehalf miles southwest of 1t
Jams 60 acres all under good fences and in good of
cultivation. good house cribs &c. and it is offered
gres that cannot fail to suit In the town of Brookfeld
have the best stock and grain farm in this county, and
not be beat in the State of Illinois, contains 400 acres, 500
under good fences good dwelling tenant house, barn.
AZ One of the finest springs Of that appeared
above ground this farm. Any person wishing to buy
farm will make money by sailing before purchasing
have also 80 or 40 lots in Ottawa for sale very cheap
Ottawa. Jan. 10, lS67.-tf W. f. WIIITMORE
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PRICE LISE,

ooLONG, BLACK co. 20 50, 90, 81 90 per b. Bet;
MINED lGreen and Black 90, 10 So 81 90 per h. Best
YOUNG HisOS, Gr.en 60, 80 so 90 sloO 500 Sl25 per
H.. Best.
IMPERIAL lGreent90, 81. 90. Sl..5
Eng BREAKFAST BLACK 20 80, 90, Sl0o, SlIO, Sl20,
Best.
JAPAN, ~. slice, Sl25 Per h.,
GUNPOWDEll, si.2j, $3.50 per 10.