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The New York herald., 1870-09-09

Woodford's New system OF Political Tastic.-
The Radical Candidate aS "a Dry Nur.c-
Electrifying Effects Of Cnrfis' .pcerh--i'hr
Democracy JubIIamt-- vyv0diord Endorsed
by Tue Prohibitionisis.
SARATOGA, Sept. S. 1870.
Good management ana hard work on the parl OF
the friends OF WOodford nominated him. He was
here In person. constantly active. bowlng, saliing
and shaking hands. He spoke with ey erybo,ly in
Saratoga yesterday especially the ladies, ana Kissed
all Of the babies belonging to delegates. While
Wo0diord was Kissing babies every delegate OF
Kings county-each Woolford man-was apply
ing himself to the hercuean work OF canvassi ny the
delegations from the cities and towns Of the State In
favor OF their candidate Tie argu u,ents generally
used by them Were tina, Woodord WAS a soldier aud
Ihe soidiers' Convention had Indicated preference
iof MIN; tnat he was popular orator; that Greeley
preferred MIN to any ohsr man; that lie was tem-
pefancc man; that ne was a Bcecher inau, and that
Fresident Grant would he glad TO see him nomi-
haiea' Mr.. Greeley, who was the only formidable
canoioate against Woolford, and who It is said has
oohe more 10 forward Moodford's interests I'm politl.
Cal ana private affairs taan any other living man.
Kept away from the Convention He had M friend
10 the convention Capable or willing to present his
name to that body at the proper time and In rhe nro
per manner The struggle for temporary h.s
much to do with killing Mr. Greeley because It hrou,nt
TO the sts ace MI Curtis, who divide the hon r.. w ri,
@ sae i0rmer. hau van Wyck been e'ocied mporary
made permanent president, which was the Original
programme, Curtis electrifying speech wouI,i ROT
nave disturbed the regular order Of things Curtis
nag not hcen thought VI as caldidsis ol Governor
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
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Proceedings Of the Republican State corven-
tion-Littlejohn Declines the Nomination
for Lieutenant Governor -sigisniund
Kaufmann olninated-Squnbb,e
Over the State Prison In
spsctorship-The State
Ticket Completed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-12-10

- Iowa editor, in noticing church choir, said ::
= yet dOat amount to DAM
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International Hotel.

- I HIS POPULAR AND WELL.
E8 known Hotel open for the travelling public k
@ 1t is located in the part of the city, -
convenient to the business and shipping.
NO pains will be spared
oest regulated public house
rest assured OF having every want supplied.
The table will be furnished delcaces
Islands, (735 6m) JAMES G. HARRISON.
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HONOLULU ISLANDS, DECEMBER y
Metbanital.
j AS. l.. LEWIS,

Cooper and Gauger, at the Old Stand,
EZa CORNER OF KING AND BETHEL
Ek-SSA Streets large stock of OIL SHOCKS aud all
kinds of COOpering Materials constantly on hand.
lie hopes by attention business continuance
the patronage which he has hitherto enjoyed and for which
he his thanks. ms tim
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w. c. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent.
WIN practice in all the Courts of Kingdom He vii
4t'eno she Circot Courts on Kauai, Maui Hawaii,
and visit either Of those Islands on
special business.
'fS Office near the Court House 1y
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Offices to Let.

- TWO VERY COOL AND PLEASANT
60 Offices Post-0ce. If taken for term Of years.
.GkA viii be let at very moderate rent Apply to
oil 3m Fl. NJ. WHITNEY.
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IRA RICHARDSON,
Importer and Dealer in Boots Shoes. Fine Clothing
Furnishing Goods, Perfumery, &c.
Corner of Fort and Merchant Stresks
~ HONOLULU, II. Iy
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Susinfss Gar1s.
M, PHILLIPS & Co.,

IMPORTERS AND wHOLESAL LIZ ID DEAL-
-. In 1gtlUg Boots, shoes Hats Mems Furnishing and
Fancy Goods. (n5 6m) No. IL Kaahumanu 81 Honolulu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

HIS VIEws.-Bewman, the artist, in his quiet
way, is an irrepressible wag. 4 couple of gen.
tlemen were lately in the midst of heated de.
bate, aud finding no possibility of an agreement,
called Mr.. Bowman, who came up. Says Mr.. s.,
"Mr. Bowman, we have discussed this matter,
and want to know what are your views"
"Well," dryly responded Bowman, "Iay r'e,cs
are from $50 to 50 per dozen, depending upon
circumstances !" The debate was abandoned.
-Iprolos Of views, we are underss obligations to
Mr.. Bowman for beautiful assortment of stere.
oscopic views of scenery at Peru, La Sale, Otta-
wa, Dayton, Marseilles, and other places.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

On the 9th inst, in response to a previous in
vitation of the Joliet Commandery No. 4, seven
teen of the knights OF Ottawa Commandery No.
TO- LETT this city for Joliet to join their brethren
there in social meeting, and received hearty
greeting and welcome at the depot. They We're
met by Rt. Eminent c. E. Munger, Grand Com.
mander, and Rev. and Eminent Chas. A. Gilbert,
Grand Prelate, and escorted to the city They
were entertained in princely style at the Nation
al Hotel, nine host Caswel even outdoing
all his former efforts in splendid dinner, and
he is already famous as q model landlord and
an accomplished gentleman. The Knights from
Ottawa were especially under the attention OF
Sir Knights Steel, Sanger, Woodruff, Stearns
and others, and more happy reunion there
never was than on this occasion. After doing
ample jastice to the magpifce dinner, carriages
in waiting conveyed the visitors to the Penitea-
tiary, and there they were shown through every
part OF that immense institution. After viewing
this aua other points of interest, they returned
to the city. At o'clock in the evening they
were escorted, by over one hundred Sir knights
in full uniform, to the new and splendidly furn.
ished asylum of the Joliet Commsndery, and at
ii O'Clock p. n. they sat down to banquet,
which was most elaborate in every detail, and
perfect in every respect Toasts were offered
and responded to by Sir knights from various
sectioGs of the union, as several states were
represented, and all n all it was an occasion
long % be remembered by the participants in
this feast, as being few of lies moe: happy
hours.
Ouk Sir knights retsrned in due season, ex.
pressing unbounded compliments OF the cour-
teous and hospitable Sir knights of Joliet.
The;Sir Knights of Ottawa request US to say,
that they will be only $50 glad to return favors
to the Sir knights Of Joliet at the first oppor-
tunity.
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For 7AayOr.

Ia the Voters and Tag-Pa5ers If he CTyg ot o.
ta'oa:-At the request of many /, .erls and citi.
zens belonging to both political lies, am
solicited to run as an independent candidate for
the office of Mayor. Believing as L do that the
time has come when good and true men should
be put forward for all the municipal Offices and
that the financial affairs of our city should be
administered strictly and economically and that
retrenchment in all our municipal <penses
should be rigidly observed, have consented to
announce my name an independent car didate
for Mayor, regardless of party politics. Should
be elected as the peoples candidate, will car
ry out the above policy to the best of my ability.
j. d. OLMsTEAD.
P. S. am credibly informed that Messrs.
Stout and Thorne, in circulating the petition for
the call for Mr.. Thomas to become candidate
for Mayor, were very careful to conceal the fact
that was candidate. among my friends. Hence
they sighed his call. hut would not have signed
ii they had known was u candidate
j. ID. OLMsTEAD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

NEW SPRING GooDs.--Remernber the bar
gains at Scott, Houtz & Co.'S, during the coming
week, in Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Towel
ing and crashes also great bargains in Mar
seilles Quilts and Counterpanes. Heavy table
Linen at 10 cents per yard worth 60 cents, Mar
seilles andl other Quilt, from $50 TO $500,
worth from So to so.
Just received, a large new lot offspring goods;
new dress goods in beautiful styles. The largest
stock Of corsets in La Sale cosnty, something
new and very cheap, from IS cents to $3.50. It
is we'll known fact that We keep the largest and
best stock of Kid Gloves in the city. We are
just receiving a splendid line Of new spring
shades in our well known Seamless Kid. Every
pair warranted. SCOTT, HOUTz Il Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

Yesterday morning the Democrats of the ward
held another meeting in the Hall in Bushnells
Block, composed of all the prominent Democrats
of the ward, and made the following nomina-
tions: For Alderman, Harvey Day; for School
Board, T. G.. Gibson; for Delegates, Julius
Avery, J. s. Deane, E. W. Dewey.
All Wdrd-Alderman, Matthew Soran; School
Board, T. R. Courtney; Delegates, J. c. Champ
lin, Jos. Fennell, Thos. F. Brown, Chas. Clifford.
5M Ward.-Alderman, Pat. McGinnis; School
Board, Chas II. Beckwith; Delegates, Charles
Zimmerman, John Kennedy, Owen Wolf, VIM.
Greggor.
GM Warl-AldermaE, Patrick Burke; School
Board, Fred. F. Crane; Delegates, Jno. Matthies,
F. F. Crane, Michael Raab, Tim. Kennedy, Dan
iel Wolfe E. c. Hathaway.
III Wdrd.-In this ward no nominations were
made, the conclusion arrived at being to have a
general or "Union" caucus on Saturday evening.
The only candidates we are aware of opposing
the above nominations in the different wards are
T. s. Bowen, republican for alderman in the 1st
ward; John Colwell, republican, for alderman
in the 5th, and Nath. Perley, republican, for
alderman in the 9th ward.
For Police Magistrates, the following Demo.
Gratis are announced as candidates, subject, we
presume, to the decision of the convention this
evening, viz, Samuel W. Raymond, James Ora.
ham, Thomas Larkin and O. Leavens.
A. A. Fisher, Esq, is an independent candi'
date for Police Magistrate.
| If there are any other candidates in the field
Of any political shade or complexion, for any
Office to be voted for at our city election mex
Monday, not named in the above enumeration
this afiant protests his ignorance of the fact.
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Retter lhan Enccie.

Reddick & Gillen have, during the past week,
been receiving and opening tremendous new
stock of spring goods, aud announce the greatest
reduction in prices that has taken place since
the good old times before the war General sur.
prise is expressed at the enormousness of the
stock, aad wonderment what they propose to do
with it. do with it? Sell it, of course !" says
Hughes,, emphatically and when people ascer.
tain the prices, they will readily realize that
there will be no trouble to sell the goods at such
figures.
The stock embraces an endless variety of new
style calicoes: bleached and unbleached Muslins
Tricos, and black and colored Dceskns. Also, a
full liEe of Ladies' Dress Goods, of the most ex.
quisite patterns, embracing Alpacas, Serges, Pop.
lins, fancy and plain black silks, and so on, an
endless list
Nor have they neglected their grocery depart.
ment, Ia which they have full line of sugar,
Coffee tea, syrups, &c, at prices that will sur.
prise thsse who have dealt at other places.
They claim, in their reduction of prices, only
to have made such an one as naturally would
accompany the recent panic and tumble of gold
at the esst--a reduction that must place them in
advance Of any house in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

4 curious fact has come to our notice. Through
all the bad weather and dull times Of this win
ter Riale Bros store has been full OF customers,
and their wagon has been going off full of goods
to be delivered. We ask, why is it: Are you
selling on credit to everybsdy--or what? The
answer comes, No, sir; We aim to do right by
all our customer, s,-selIing them goods at lowest
cash prices, and giving them just what they
want, warranting the goods to be just as repre-
sented. The mystery is solved, and we now
recommend all our friends and patrons to go to
Riale Bros if they want good groceries ct low
prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

We are panied to see, by despatch from St.
Louis in the Chicago papers, that the wholesale
fancy dry goods store of Morgan Il Jackson, in
St. Louis, was totally destroyed by fire last Sat-
urday evening, in the midst of the storm, which
seems to have been even moro violent at st.
Louis than here. The stock was valued at $15,.
600, upon which there was $4,000 insurance.
Mr. Morgan was formerly merchant in thia
city, of the firm / Bean i Morgan; and Mr.
jackson, his partner, is a son of G. w. Jackson,
of this city. Both aer well known and remem-
bered by most of out citizens.
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Specie Payment!

Child & Bro. not only open splendid new
spring stock of boots and shoes this week, bought
at specie prices down east, but announce that
the specie basis is to be continued at that estab.
lishment as a permanent institution. What is
the use of Congress wasting time celebrating
how to bring about specie payment? The peo-
pie, led by men like the Child Brothers, will
have the thing brought about a year before Con-
gress gets half done babbling.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

GoINGs GOING! GoNET-At Joe Meggaftin's
that iue stock Of boots and shoes, at less than
cost, to make room for oew goods; and never
will there Se better chance to buy low than
now. Joe don't care 20 much for money as to
please his fcicnds and keep up with the times.
The stock IS still large and complete, anS the
goods are ali of excellent ma$erial. Call at once
and secure . bargain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

Ten lines Of Agate make one square
Advertisements not under contract mus, b. plainly mark
ed the length Of time desired they will BE- and
charged for until ordered out
Business ana professional cards exceeding I'VE neO
inserted i've dollars per annum over We lines one dol
per line extra.
Transient advertising in all to be paid strictly In
advance.
u yearly advertisers discontinung their advertise.
ments before the 1aton Of tae contract will be
rates as above Extra charge will also made for
dissolution and other notices connected with their
lar business.
Local notices. fifteen cents per line.
~ In 10 case will these terms be departed from.
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Magnificent Syrup at Rialo Bros. 81 per gal.

o DEAR MARY, haye you been around to
soc those elegant new shoes at Griffith 4 sons,
on Main street? They have Buttoned French
kid Cater and the same laced for a very low
price, too and they are such Beauties
"Wel!, will 60. Susan, before tho prettiest
are taken"
"La Mary. they have car loads on hand and
more coming They hav" every ythng in the line,
and all pretty and FASH hle.'
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Ageats.

ALEx NAu6HEr, ESQ is authorized agent at Seneca
Ill., to receive for old subscriptions to the Free
Trader and contract for job printing &c All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
j. MONTGOMERY. Esq, our authorized Agcntat Leland
In this county TO receipt tor subscriptions to the Free Ira
der, advertising. &c.
NJ c. DoSAGuHs Esq. and G. W CUxNIss our sstho
rzed agents to receipt for subscriptions the FRyE IRA
DER for advertisements &C. at the Streator In
this county.
j. W. BROWNE Esq. e our authorized agent At Esrlve
in this county receipt for subscriptions and advertise
ment in the Free Trader.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

The Ladies of the Congregational Church will
give supper on Tuesday evening. in the church
basement Friends and all desiring to aid the
united church. about to build new House of
Worship, are invited Before the close of the
entertainment there will be renting Of the pews
in the church.
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]. o. q, r.


OTTAWA LoD6E Ne. AZ Meets every Thursday evening.
Lessng Lodge No Sa German Lodge, meets every Wed
block " - - - " =
fLpsKSCE kEBrk DTGRRE LODGE No. the first
ana md Friday EsslB Of each month in the Hall OF Otta
va Lodge No. II.
OTTAWA ESCa No. 80: Meets n the second and
ourth Tuesday evening.
roSH LODSE No. Ss-Geets Monday evening OF each
week Daughters Of ebkah, Of Tont Lodge the
srst Friday evening OF each month
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19
Wall Paper!

Osman Il Hapeman have Just received their
spring stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades,
which for extent and variety exceeds anything
to be found in the city. They call particular
attention to their stock of Fine Gold and Satin
Papers and Borders, which they have taken great
assor tment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19
OTTAWA March II, 1870.


For Alderman, Board of Education, and Dele
gates to the Convention this evening, the demo-
Gratis in the different wards, on Thursday
evening. made the following nomination:
1st. Wdrd-For Alderman. John Vette; Board
of Education, Geo. Markle; Delegates, DR.. Jos.
Stout, John Smith, Thos Bailey.
2d Ward-No nominations for alderman or
school board were made in this ward by the dem
ocrAts, the general agreement among all parties
being to support Andrew Lynch for alderman
and John Stout for Board of Education. For dele.
gates the democratic caucuses appointed VIM. L.
Gibson and Jacob Lowman.
M WWd.-The caucus was held in the Court
House, and attracted, besides goodly number
Of Democrats Of the ward, large rabble made
up of men and boys, gathered promiscuously
from all parts of the city, who were disposed to
be disorderly. This is the only way We CON ac.
count for the singular proceedings Of the meet.
ing, which made the following nominations -
For Alderman, Mark Duffy, Labor Union
candidats3 > for School Board, DR.. John Paul
Trad. republican; !; for Delegates Chris. Walter,
Chas. keuper, Pat. Nevins.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

THE SToRMs.-Last Saturday, and again on
Tuesday, we had the severest storms and the
severest weather OF tho winter. The storm on
Saturday commenced with drizzling rain,
which froze asSit fell, gradually turning into
binding fall of snow in handful punches. The
night was pretty cold, but Sunday morning open
ed mild and clear, and the fences, trees-every-
thing being covered with heavy coating of ice,
the bright glinted across the crystal mass the
scene was indiscribably beautiful. The widest
conception in the Arabian Nights could not ri
val the gorgeous splendor of the woods. But
this surfeit of beauty was attended with some
drawbacks. Immense damage was done to the
fruit trees by breaking down OF the overloaded
branches. Several orchards we have seen are al
most wreck.
The storm OF Tuesday was one of driving snow
on the wings of fierce Nor wester. The drift
ing was awful but the fall was not heavy enough
to prove more than days interruption to rail-
road communication. The same storm had pro.
gressed as far eastward as New York by Thurs
day, where, we observe by the telegraph
dispatches, there was snowfall Of four feet,
and railroads were pretty thoroughly blocked
for half week. As We write the weather is
quite spring-like, and the snow is rapidly
disappeariny
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

The Ladies' Association of the First Congre.
gational church returns hearty vote Of thanks
to the Just.a.Few Club for their very kind do.
inst,on Of $50. Mrs. BERTHA GLOVER, Pres
Miss L. NATTINGER, Secy.
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Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL. OF MAILS
Tesnperance Orders.

o. e, t. OTTAWA LODGE 20. $50: Meets every Friday
evening In their hail. Cheever's New Block T. smith, w.
X: ;. Geo, ". Lamb. W. {. 7.
l. oF Il LIVE Ois TEMPLE No. 5tsubordnate): Meets
cry uesday evening At their hall. In Cteevers Block
{. G. Morse. ". {. I. 5ohn Dckerman. ". l..
Minerals Social euple No. s. the New Hall IN
SheeIsrs Block Thursday evening. Miss Ella Grow
> T. l.: Geo IL Hunter, b. +. T. Mrs. TnoS. Ready, s. Il.
A. L. Wood y. L. =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

HoTHoUsE PLANTs.--A very fine assortment
of hot house Plants from Mr.. Brush's famous
greenhouses, are now on sale at the drug store of
W. c. Smith & Co. The plants are Of the choio-
house
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

The VERY BEsT.-l, j. an admitted fact that
you can get your money! worth every ime, Of
the choicest and most fashionable boots, shoes
and yaiters IN Ottawa, ut Griffith l. Sons, on
Main St. They keep none but the very best OF
goods,-do not deal in second rate or an inferior
article--and always aim to please customers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for doug all Kinds Of job Work. In TIE va.
rous styles Of tue art surpassed this section and
We respectfully solicit those wishing anything done In this
liae 10 give US call By tn. udcous and liberal use OF
prisers Ink many mans fortune been made and the
field Is stiIl open. Try It.
Orders by mall promptly attended TO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19
City Election.

Our annual city election occurs next Monday.
In addition to Mayor, Aldermen and School Di-
rectors, which are elected annually, there oc-
ours this year the quadrennie election of Police
Magistrates.
The uhdlsiness expressed so freely week ago,
that no first class citizen might be found willing
to take the onerous but thankless office of Mayor,
must be regarded as dispelled. Already three
candidates are in the field. to say nothing of the
regular Democratic candidate to be nominated
at the court house this evening.
The Labor Union party held caucus on Mon
day evening. At which Isaac H. Freadenburgh
was nominated for Mayor. Mr.. F. is citizen
OF Ottawa of over 30 years standing, and though
hardly representative lsboring man" at pres
ent, being engaged in the grocery business, he
is doubtless entitled to train with the party on
the ground Of having formerly been boss taller,
and being still an enthusiastic and eminently
hsrdworking discipe of Isaak Walton.
Besides Mr. Freadenburgh, we find also in the
field for Mayor Mr.. VIM. Thomas, who is brought
forward by the following correspondence:
OTTAWA, March 14th.
Mr.. WV. THoMAs-Dea Sir. We, the uu-
dersigned, citizens of Ottawa, desire the use of
your name a candidate for the office of Mayor
of the city of Ottawa at the coming city election
An early reply respectfully solicited
Giles W. Jackson. Thos. Phelps,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. " Catlin,
John A. Shuler, George Beatty,
w. Lockwood, W. Bushnell,
Thos. Spencer, 4. w. Buchanan,
j. o. Harris, F.B. Hoyt,
Jno. II. Shepherd, B. r. Powell,
Edward Eames, r. Thorne,
j. Manley, A. H. Strobel,
L. c. Jordan, w. B. Titus,
Thos. ID. Catlin, ]. D. Cation,
II. L. Hollister, Goodsell e. Carson.
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If you want something nice for yoar boys,
girls OF little ones, for yourself, in the way of
boots, shoes, Sc, call sran Griffith 4 Son, 1aS
Main street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

TnGgE Now New carpets OF the prettiest
patterns out aud of every style, at moderate fig.
ures at Hulls.
The most elegant stock Of ladies' dress gods
and notions in the city can be found at Hsll's
fashionable dry good, store, on La Sale street.