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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw.ToRE..".............."".."JOly

PORT OF kEW'iUKh,'''''''' ''''''''11T IN
CLEARED.
observation-disclosures Guard LVerpoO Zoe SooS Cow Bay Ch
Ssngoa RYDER Charleston; Bristol Wallace PhAdepna paeAh
Laird glasgow AemAe, Couch, Norfolk, &ci '" E'ernan
Snyder Philadelphia a, 49, O. p-..L..o
gaTks-Sru Bruhu PmoGth Rag Ann Mary haltasn Yer.
for sFdersi J. PheirmAnR Beckett Bremoni hoederS h1so
Fletcher Londsn Elntrah oaH
Stetni EdRA Robio for .r Lssisa GOA Gsos
St ohn b. Nellie Chaplin Warss Bristol EnS DoleHieo yAceS
ino Cork Falusuh fr Orlou ApotseLsE DtenAs ossO
stettE ~ 10 "a. RirooA C,ite,
Village Belle Guscboa. Bhrabsihpstti hSbeH "o"'' D'
Demerara; Willie SAITH Rogers, IT. Johns r. H. ,.. p,oe,
gsb,s-Iady Bauuemsn Roberts Absooai bsfah % ta,
pLisd,hIai a. Lunt Boynioa Belfast hSi hoys i,a sata
a"snts. Amaze X Rdge Kingston JAM GlengarrI tsc
River Ga Hsuie. Grant Jacksonville ven aiss' ~
A n C1sri Sterling, BAtinorsi Jsdis' Iro" buOo''
CauAlboat Z. Hogate, uATner rhHAuePN'~
s..,,. tl,n, IspooL JalT D. and Queenstown july y
mdke nd
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THE PECK DEFALCATION.

Tn the United States District Court, Brooklyn,
I,dgo Benedct presiding Marshal Dallon was author
yea Yesterday, TO take possession OF tho properly
oc,ng 10 the late firm OF Parker Peek VINO carried
W NC hsness Of grain stores at the foot OF Degraws
south Brooklyn During the early part OF last AP nhs
a. ~ aIleqed Mr.. Peck, tho junior partner OF Inc
Hrn had been dlsposing Of tho grain committed 20 MS
care by means of forged orders and when the OWNERS
t og their property 10 found 20 have disappeared
peck abseuteA himself about the same time, ana the
oirs OF the firm being investigated, 1t was asceralned
grain amounting about 100000 In value was miss
inc The firm was adudged bankrupt on the 81 ns ana
HE property is TO be taken In charge by the Marshal for
the benefit Of the creditors.
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DECISIONS,

In the y. s. District COurt-In Bankruptcy.
by BlatchfOrd jim re- Abram b. Preston-Ihe specl.
fcaOns are none OF them supported by the evidence but
the bankrupt amend his schedule OF assets by IN
sorting his claim against estate OF John Turner When
that shall have been done discharge will be granted
In re- Tremain Mcrrheld-Where the assignee taxes
TO paw rent from the time OF the assignment to
the time he gives up the premises, and no longer.
BY Cerke, J.-Cumm ings agt. Bennett-MOuOn Tor re-
settlement OF order denied without costs BY Sutherland
i'm Manhattan Life Insurance Co.-MOtlon granted
Tracy agt. Memphis FL PasO and Pacific Railroad Co.
Motion with SO costs 10 abide event Merritt, &c agt
Birdsall ct a-Order granted. BY Judge CarOzO-Mary
c. f. Morrison agt George W. Acknowledgement OF di-
granted.
BY Clerke, J-Cummings agt. Bennett-Motion for re-
settlement OF order denied without costs BY Snther'
land jim re Manhattan Life Insurance Co.-MOti0n
granted Tracy agt Memphis FL PasO and Pacific Rail
road CO-M0tiOn with $40 costs to abide event Merritt
& Co. agt Brdsall ct al.-Order granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-15

The yellow fever has entirely disappeared
from Quarantine, An well passengers on board the
Frolc have been allowed TO to the city, after hav
t obtained n noIDpjete Dnnt Of new clothing. There
are at present but two persons on board the hos
pltal shin who belonged 10 The starred Saratoga ont
Gv gVo very nearly recovered their health ana WILL
i'm dny or so be permitted also TO depart Tie Saratoga
which is now anchored IN the Lower Bay although bhe
hos been Thoroughly clcauscd and fumgated. VIII DC
kent at Quarantine until the cold weather sets H.
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CASUALTY IN THE BAY-Two MEN DROWNED.

CASUAIII IN HE I57a 7 w WIZ
On Tuesday afternoon, boat containing IA
men left Pier No North River the occupants nearly al
,ougshoremen intending TO board the steamship Eegie
Of the Havana lne lying in the bay When about haf
way 20 the vessel the boat capszed Morris Flahy
Dennis Sullivan Patrick Cahlll. and VIM Cantway were
picked up by tho HaTbOr Police boat ahd an Dut "o VI
Inc remainder by small boats The names OF the Two
o were droMned lave not been IepOrted by The Police
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cnrrr cAIENnARs-Tms Day.

CoURT oF OYER AND IERMINER.-NO calendar.
SUPREME COUKT-SPFCfAL TEEM.-NO calendar
St.pErWE GOuI.T-C HAMBFKs.-R cases,
Ho, o5 a. 3D. o. ~ 0 0g Ig5 I0 H. u.s. 10 lg 49, 49, J,
l3l, ~. 49, >,
Cor.pT or CENTRAL SFssIONs-.John Purcell muir
Der Il It rsr,aughtsr. stephen Jsfs MURDER Charles W.
Tafrl.I. lslrtayt John ". KuAsH, Iafccuv.
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arrested Felix Ferris was indicted with two Others for
grand larceny The two Others pleaded guilty, and have
received their The prosecutor himself was not
sure that Felix actual participant In the larceny,
though he their company, but under the influence
OF liquor Under these circumstances he was allowed TO
20 at large the indictment being left hanging over him.
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THE yREELAYD ABANDovMENT CASE.

A continuation of the examination of witnesses
IN Gaze, the details Of which heretofore ap
peared in TIE TRIBUNE, fixed for yesterday at Es
Market Police Court before Justice Mansfield. The
plaintiff however, through MI sneby, asked for ad
0urnment Mr. echaher OF counsel for the DrOseeu-
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Owl.

The charge against Thomas Smith of Eighty
rrstst and Roadway ~ having quantity al tobacco
Ina biz possession on June 25 without the stamps required
to be- attached thereto by law. Vas dismissed yesterday
ly Commissioner Bets, Ia the L. ,. Commissioners
Office, aud tie prisoner discharged.
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A FORFEITURE AND A SUSPENSION.

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday,
before Mr. Justice Cardoz0, James Golden, charged
with assault and battery. failed 10 appear HIS surely
was called and his TecORniZanco and that OF his Da Tor
feited 10 is rumored that he has been already &c
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vp,vs PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

thls
,Js.sJ TO tho Associated Press Only 70
person. eIhbus tho written authority Of w sTono'
y, n,tagr for the Commerce. Itnlss TRIBUNE
World Sun Erprsss Ergug Posi Commtre'ai dattt 60 ~
Z,hug sud Nsic i0rksr Dsmord should Also Oe u'h'D ~ "
IL. nrrnu
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Steamship Moro Castle Adams July 10 mde and pas
STEAMSHIP Doe, Cl0ake Cow Bar, Z. b., coal
BARK Linda Abbott Seebey st. Cro II DAYS sugar and mos
Bark Annie Collins. Cochran. Windsor ~ s. II days, plaster
Giles Loriug Mel, Pnkham, Trinidad II dayg sugar
Brig George Burnham Mcclellan, Carenas IL days sugar ane NO.
lasseA
Brig Maria Wheeler Wheeler Matanzas 10 days sugar
Schr J. Conn DemssTa u DAYS and moasses
Schr RannkyG Fender Palermo May via Gibraltar 70 fruit
sCBOOHKRs-RIYKR AND CoAsTwEE
Sparkling Sea, Virginia. g. 7: TsyloT Virginia
A. P. Cranmer, Alexandria Lot4e hotts hie1andna n
N,r.n Gaze Wilmington O. c. A. Jones' Washington, n G.
Magellsn Virginia d. W. Waugh Virginia.
MARI 4. Psrr. Georgetown isry ishueii ueOiEetoNh
Esnclso1 Gaorgetnyu ALBEIT Mason, Georgetown
q m Xiv Gle1anlha VIM. H. KennL Alexandria.
X n S,oeitou Virginia NJ. 4. Turner, Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy July l-Aiyed steamship Eereus from New ork
MONROE, Va July HSaiei bark hda LOT New, iSA
SAN FEAyCBCo July lArrve steamship Montana from Panama.
Knights Newport Wales Sbapshooe from LouGoni
Eorsemau Liverpool Sar Maria from MANILA hane ron
Pulamas Cleared Hayeoek Castle for lquque Ssu "o"4u'
for BuIIATds lDlek
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDONDERRY Juy l4he steamship Germany from Qeoee oi
Liverpool arrived here yesterday.
uEESsrovN July lAThe steamship City Of Antwerp from New
York July arrived here yesterday At 10 eock NJ on her wa" 70
Liverpool
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
D. g. LIGnT. House. TeAPKSsyLLs SrArEs ISLAND ~
Y July 669-The lighthouse tower building al te uu
Island Eastern Long Island Sound " T. VIII so obscure
The East temporary light that station and smaller t
ge until completed when light Of the second order viii be
placed 10 the lantern By order Of The Lighthouse Board
A. LUDLOW CASE, Com. u y N,
Inspector Third LightHouse District
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Slurt G0larosus' Jputit,.

STATS EEwTORK
PORTwlRpEYs OFFICE No. % Wilham'st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN
~ Section q the Ae. passed April a. Iso, sslusI II s
RorganIe the Naens Once Of the Port Of New YORK; 70 al persons
interested In having charge Of the subject matter Of cH q
survey following under ehaml
the Port Warens that the said eIamlnauoL
compeed within succeeding THIS notice Oh 00a1 a'
vessels:
Steamship
BARK Francisco ETH. Marble
BARK Carolne...
Bark VeneNa Sbera''''.'
Bark Carlton sheu
Bark CHRISTIE.
Brig
g. .hed iipnA.
MINTHOkNh TOhPhlhS PrssiiHut
J. Args HERMAN Secretary
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Sltotssa;oud gutitts.
Ytual Hotties.

30
CTPREME COURT-CITI and SU0 IN t sTos SL
YnRK tIIIILF KETTERkR ASst FhhBINAnp SIUss;;
- NJ" =, p,rsuane jNaeseo' o. we eus A. 49, -
On s,,a Al New Ysr{ RENDERED IA lhs ae.oS ~ 49,, hv n
lhe o,A' Iay ~. .rbscrber referee th.ie'a
gFRCKRR SON will sell al ps1le az m. tent,
u nj Dta.isav the CiU o. Ner ieta Oh W.
esIss,S iS.th dy 81 MAJ 1893 al twelve eeso b ~ 80 80,
seventh ~ Ia M. thereon srectet stnat" ~ We "
taH o ~ e.spded described as iooNs AZ 'nase
OF N ,sd situate ag aud benF 10 ths ae iot NAl
pc as W,rd Of CITY II NeWlork Ga ve eS ~, =, & 70
no" % ard cousinns together feeus hat 10 says BE-
avenue .,,at The n.beSssHy eoraer OF eeeuth venue su
nnes theaee runuug ahehy soag TIE tsef sd o.
,yepss une e hve taehes theaee nie,y pArAe,
VIC ,fh street haairrl feet; silence soatei pasats
vi he seynts yeouo ryune feet ave inches Toe so
street westS afdy aeHg the hotf soc
" street huadre feet 70 the SAID no easteIY cor
~ & Seyeeh aveaas TSeaHh street. tie out or place OF
beSnaNs'-O"eu ' b a. STOKES Referee, No a waIst
m. sbsve psstPsEed until MONDAY. 3lst inst, al the
came aud place. .-, IN, atoNn,v L.. n.
Of the above further pesipSnel uhui sOb 'D' "
inst At the tine sst place %, ,,o,,.,, =. %
The 0 the above Is further pospsnei an'h HONpA 'N
mat at the tine ssd place al, -o,.,, -, . - Il,
The the above p0s,ponel uat lUhSpAi july '" f'
the ine Sna place 80 ,,,n,v "a -, =, AZ.
The Of the above Is popssed anvil EMpAl 9Iy sV,
and place H. d. LURES hsS,st ~, - in,t Al,
The sale OF the above postponed unl hONpAl' SuP w.,
the and place. s. t. NJ STONES hesise =, "a m.
The sale Of the abOVeh postponed unt SH a. ma
time aud place. B. b. Al SAOAbs Ae's''s Nv ~
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WEDNESDAYS WEATHER. RBPoRT-o.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
au sun seu ....... 1880 MOsA sets".,.'l;A
eau "'''''' aIGH THn DAT.
90, u.oL il,s9 Cows .l2t3 Hell GAts,.. 2i3i
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ruE NEw.YoRK PosroTrIcE.

The following shows the number Of foreign
letters received al and from the NewYork Post
Onice for the month Of June 1862 and tho amount paid
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.IIPINE ROLLER for SALE.-One new Ma
Nj hNI -. Tnlna Boiler Gtclass u feet wide ~ rrt s
" nne tset hsL Apply to CHARLES W. CoFELANp' Nv"
"a AID W DIoadwAT
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Received. Amount
1Eqasf ala fTg 5q| Brififh
THE YELLOW FEVER GONE.

...GiilGe ssl,5gl q Tolal...477,zaa s5,ool ..
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EdItoS Free Zrddsr--ln your issue Of Feb. ~
you advise people suffering with coughs, colds
&C., instead of applying to physician, to save
money by going directly to an experienced drug
gist like Mr.. Koch, &C.; all of which, fsttering
As it may bs to Us, carries an impression which il
incorrect, and which we take this method TO rec-
tify. We acknowledge that we take especial
pride in onr prescription department, and that,
provided as it is with every improvement et ,ss-
dern science and with all the new and valuable
discoveries in chemistry and medicine, we have
every facility for preparing neatly, quickly and
correctly, those prescriptions left TO our cs,e.
And it may not be out Of place to stats, in this
connection, that we record with no little gratiR-
cation the steady development of this brssch
Of our business, an showing moro than anything
else, the growing favor cur institution" 10 re.
oeiving. Fs
But, Hsssrs. Editors, while our city poovssses
go efficient and gentlemanly corps Of physicians
and surgeons. every opportunity to prsse,Ibs
Whatever our ability may be to do 50, will be re.
speetfally declined, and the applicant referred to
cne ofonr many able practitioners.
Yours very truly, q. F. koCH,
~ frm ef Koch d Beck, CGty Drag Stare.
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La Sale County Court.

The following act, making, some important
changes in regard to our county court, has just
passed the legislature and been approved by the
Governor. 1t will be seen that the terms are SO
arranged as not to lap on TO the terms of the CIR
cuit court, as heretofore, and that the limit Of
the terms 10 2 weeks each is changed 80 that each
term can continue until all the business before 1t
is disposed Of.
An act TO regulate the terms of the County
Court OF La Sale County, and to regulate the
practice in said court:
SEC.1 BE it eaa, led by he pe2pte Of the Saus
Of Illinois, represented in Ne Genera, Assensby,
That hereafter there shall, in each year, be held
three terms of the County Court of La Sale
County for the transaction of business, iurisdic-
tion whereof was conferred upon said Court by
the act OF the General Assembly, appr r,ved Feb
ruary 27, 1854, entitled, "An act to amend an act
establishing County Courts, approved February
18th 1849, aud extending the Jurisdiction Of the
LaSslle, Winnebago. Boone and McHarry Coun-
ty Courts, and by the act of the General Assem-
bly,, approved February 16, 1855. entitled "An
act to extend the Jurisdiction of the County
Court Of LsSalle County, as follows viz: one
commencing on the first Monday of January, one
commencing on the Sd Monday in March, and
one commencing on the first Monday in Septem-
ber P'orided, the March term A. d. 1869, Of
saia County Court, shah com,uencc ON the first
Monday in Nxroh A d. 1869, as now provided
by law. ,t
S g. The terms Of said Court provided for by
this act, and the March term A. u. 1869 thereof,
shall continue open for such length of time as
the Judge theIeof shall deem necessary for tho
transaction of the business; Poeided, that moth
ing in this act, or in the acts referred to in the
first section Of this act, shall be 40 construed as
to prevent the said County Court as Court of
PROBATE, from, transacting such business relating
to the settlement Of estates Of deceased insane
persons, minors and insolvcut debtors, AZ now
provided by law, ut any time during The terms Of
said court provided for by this act.
s 8. No plea of the general Issue shall be fled
in any case instituted said court for the collec-
tion Of money upon promissory notes or bills of
exchange unless the same shall +. accompanied
with an affidavit OF the defendant. his attorney
or agent, that the same is not intended for delay
merely, bat that jnstice may be done.
8 4. The judge Of said court may, II no desm
II necessary for the transaction efbusiAess, re-.
quire . Jury to be summoned aud returned for
the trying OF all isaues and matters at the Janu-
sry term Of said Court, and direct the ia9ihg of
process therefor. Traverse jurors slst tbs March
and 6eptsmbsr terms of ssid Court, sha1l bq q.
lectsd or ordered to be snmmoned. as nafprO-
vidsd BY Law.
s s. All acts or parts of acts in dF,.s with
this rot, 90 far ~ the same rslats to na s--se vi
said court, are hereby repealed. r, -aas
| 5 8. This act shall be- publio act lii
take effect and be in force frem spSS :. ~
passage. OUErtbB lfu
Approved March q 1869.
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r.n.ts nsseSlt. .1sl - 2 = ssiu sr...g gn.ss
Wa sstioe in ysstsrday's Woehea6:aa, the
.Gsrnan papsepshal bsAie thfeiAy, the proceed.
ings Of : mseting fshe dsrn..s, held on Tuss-
day. evening at Stmfsf's Hall, giving strong
,sxpr~sion in favor q ttsintrodsctio oiinstrpe.
tion in the Gsrmaa laagasgs in our public
schools. and appointing . committee to wait On
the candidates for the schsol director in the diff
ersnt wards to sound them a. to their position
on that question, the psrpose being to east
the influence Of the German vote in favor oi
candidates favorable to the project.
Frsm the proceedings. it appears that the
Germans, in thia matter, ask NO addition to be
made to the expense Of conducting oar public
schools. All they ask is, that in certain wards
iu which there il considerable German popsla.
tisn, - the ID. 5tk. ssd 9Th Wards, for instance
enc or two ssaohsrs shall b snplsyed who are
capable, while instructing the usual classes in
English, also hssr class in German. There will
be no difficulty, we imagine, in procuring such
teachers. We understand such teachers are EN-.
ploysd in Aurora, Gslesbsrg, Joliet, and other
cities Of this state not only justice to the Ger
man Inhabitants Of ssch cities, bat also for the
advantage Of all other inhabitaats, who may wish
their children to be taught German. We have
no doubt, if such classes were organized in our
public schools, there would be full rs many
scholars in them from our non-German popula
tion as from our Germans. What the German,
ask, thus, looks to as reasonable and eminentiy
worthy of favorable consideration by the Board
Of Education. p ~
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City DIRECToRY.-We mad a call few days
ago from Mr. John Holland, OF the Western Pub
fishing Company of Chicago, who informed us
that he is now in this city with = corps of assis-
tants engaged in collecting the material for a
bnsinees guide and directory Of Ottawa. The
book will contain a record of the public and pri-
vate institutions of our city, the names and resi-
dences Of all our citizens their business places,
&c. as also complete compilation Of the U. S.
Revenue laws embracing about 60 pages, with
other valuable information. The work, hand
somely bound. to be sold to subscribers at So per
copy. From specimens Of directories of other
cities shown US. as well AZ from the high rep-
utation OF the Publishing Company In question,
we run risk in commending Mr.. H. to the
confidence Of our business men. T
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splendid sock.

We had the qualification, yesterday morning.
at the sheds in the rear Of Reddick's Blsok, OF
looking at the finest stock We ever NV ~ Otts-
wa. Twas = Rsrd Of ten head Of slcs& 'hdrn
Durhsms, the property Of Mesrs. Nesly d Bro.
en- route from Racine to their &resabash farms
in Grand Rapids in this county. They were
selected from the herd Of Mr.. George Murray, Of
Slaasondsle, near Racine, Wis, His herd is said
to be the best in bloed in the northwest, and
from the specimens here we soc no reason to
doubt it. Each animal has lspg pedigree-
much longer than We can undertake here to
print: but as all lovers Of good stock in the city
will probably 50 to see them, they can get the
pedigrees for themselves. Only we will give
very briefly the pedigree of their splendid bull,
Second Duke Of Paris, bred by B. J. Clay, Paris,
Ky. lie was got by Duke Of Paris; dam Alma,
by Cherokee, No. 1851 in Am. H. b.; Winnie by
President. S33 do; Whitefoot by Expedition.
3746 Eng II. b.; Margald by Oliver. 1887 do;
Primrose by Duroc, 1856 do; Tulip by Mirindo,
44SS do; Lady Monday by imported San Martin,
2599 do; imported Mrs. Mott by Adam, III do,
&c, &c.
This bull took The first premium at the Du
Page county fair in 1866 also sweepstakes as the
best bull of any age; and first premium as best
bull with five best calves. Also, the first premi-
um at the Kane county fair in 1866, aud sweep
stakes the best bull of any age. Also the first
premium at the DuPage county fair in 1867 in
his class, and sweepstakes the best bull Of any
age, and first premium as bull with best five
calves Also first premium at the Kane county
fair in 1867 as best bull in his class, and sweep
stakes over sll also first premium as bull show
ing five best calves, and at the head Of the herd
as best bull ana five COWS taat took first premium
Also first premium at the LaSalle county fair il
1868, as best bull years old and over.
Greenbush Farm ia z (, miles southeast Of OF
tawa, in the town of Grand Rapids, and is plac,
worth visiting ut any time by lovers of goot
stock who will MT only find abundance of tn,
choicest stock in theicountry to interest them, bu
the Neely Brothers most corteous and affablt
gentlemen, ready and pleased to give them acor.
dial greeting.
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Just received, at the Book Store Of OshAN Il
HArEMAN, 18 La Sale Atreet, very superior
stock VI Wall Paper, embracing oar heavy pur-
chasss in9New York for the spring trade. All
the patterns are new, and decidedly elegant
These papers we're baryained for IL month before
the recent heavy rise in wall papers, and will be
sold At cheaper rates than latter purchases can
peasibly hs sold for. rlf pes 3ss6i 't1B
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SMOKE PRE SwINDLE-A few days ago an
exceedingly dilapidatsd looking Frenohman
passed from Office to Office and store to store in
town, offering for sale an apparently beautiful
meerschasm pipe, nicely colored, &C., for which
he paid zone hunder franc in Paree, and will zell
him for eight .ollair.' being in distressing need
Of funds to 20 to Chicago, &c. This precious
pipe had the marvellous faculty Of doubling itself
indefinitely, for it was bought by at least eight
different individuals, and proved, on examina.
tion, to be very poor imitation, and wsrth but
two or three dollars 80"
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AGEICUDrURAL SOCIETY. Tho Board Of Man.
sgsrs Of the Lasalls County Agricultural soci.
ETY. win meet At the Secretary ONCE, in Ottawa,
On Monday tho 9ad day Of March, 1859, to make
disposition of-ths Fair fGrvuads for the ensuing
year and TO transact other necessary and impor-
taut business. Bids and proposals to lease The
grounds for the, enssing year osa be made TO the
Secretary at any time, Or to the Board Of Man.
ayers dirensly on the day If their meeting.
eee3s dtm s Il. G. LEwIa Ee'cy.
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PLows! PLowsl LII you want the best plow
in use, get Grand Detour.

Jacob Moneys great popularity as a dealer
in clothing has induced his numerous friends to
plsce him on the track for alderman of the third
ward. If jacob , half as capable of managing
the business Of the city "a he is Of managing his
own, he will make bully alderman, If calder.
manic proportions" in the two candidates in the
ID ward are made the test. Jacob will beat h is
opponent Brunker all hollow.