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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-01
EocAL ~coMMERcIAL.

since our last the steamer City % Melbourne arrived from
Sydney and Auciand on The 25ch inst bringing dates % LIST
ADD Th sept. respectively. The steamer experienced very
heavy squalls when nearing the Stands, the wind being fair,
bot blowing 80 furiousIy a. 10 obiigs her to lay 70, which was
the cause o. The dstenti0n-
This mail service has been accepted for FIVE years from its
first starting. from the New South Wales, Queensland and New
Zeaiand Governments
The reports % the Nauitias cane crops are unavorabIe-
several vessels having had 70 leave therein ballast, as no sugar
Eas 10 be had. This was expected 10 have a good effect on the
Colonial sugar markets
The bark EahaH Alien from san Francisco arrived on the
18th inst
The fine side-UheeI steamer Moses Taylor sailed for
san Francisco on the 18th at 1880 A. NJ with a full cargo and
passenger list and the Australian mails received by the City
Of Melbourne. This steamer sailed on the 18th for Auckland
whom were Sir George Grey and the Giant Chang She also
had a full cargo.
An important line Of American and other staple goods were
offered to-day At public auction by Messrs. Adams & Wilder.
Hardware and some Of the less valuable articles brought fair
rates, whilst staples amongst which were some excellent cotton
goods realized Indifferent prices; Wrapping paper llxl5
10 2Ox3O brought IS cts. to 81 per ream respectively. Ameri-
can tobacco % cts. per pound Nelson's axes sI4 per dozen )
hatchets s625Gs6-75; cotton wieking At cts. per pound
stark A sheeting 13I cts per yard stark b sheeting II cts per
yard fine brown shseting 40 in li cts. per yard amoskeag
brown drilling Isl cts. per yard cotton hannels Isl cts. per
yard blue drilling Isl cts per yard cotton thread 30 cts per
pound 40 in. burIaps oiG1Oi cts gunny bags 81 cts. each ;
Gne bleached cottons I5t cts per yard ordinary do. ILL cts.
fine 2 yard wide eottons 27i cts; denims 1693o cts; extra fine
wide Merrimae prints 81 cts per yard 100 dozen pals $3.50
per dozen Hnseed OIL in tins slO5 cts. per gallon ditto in
wood IS cts per gallon
The result Of this sale at the commencement Of the whaling
season shows an overstOcked market, and not much spirit
amongst purchasers
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e We would call the particular attention of our
readers to the new advertisements in to-day's paper.
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A LII SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS PAPI
IA due from and after July /, 1870, are payable to Mes
Black h Aud.
All advertisements inserted prior IN September 20, 1910,
payable TO II. NJ. Whitney, for the term they were inserted
T48 81
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From SAS FRAScIsco-Per Comet. Sept 24-Tw GuIick,
Mrs Quick and child, N A Sands, y Hofstetter, Jno Wells.
e ROeder, " Clifford.
FoH SAY FRLScIsco-Per Moses Taylor, Sept 2T-J w
King. VIII and child, w p A Brewer. z z Adams, II McLe-
hn, W ID COWles, T c Logan, ID Alice, III Perkins. G ID
Humphreys, X V Husbands and wife, Edward Storer, NJ. ID.
Geo n Burgess Chas l. Huntingdon, Geo Green. w Dannen-
burg. Edward SLenghtOn, " Sheehan, w Cairns, W Rinkaid.
Rev Arehdeaeou Mason, and IS in transitu from Auckland and
Sydney.
FROM AUCKLAND AND SYDSEY-Per CITY Of Melbourne
Sept 2-Mr II James, Mrs Shaw and ! children, Mr. and Mrs
GOodfeIow and Z children, Mr J Rayner, Mrs VI Stott. Robt
CRANE, J Neim- J PIanta, A Jacobs, Mrs Haven, C Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs Bradley, , children and servant, VIM Nelson, and
IS in transftu for San Francisco
FoR AUCKLAND AND sYDSEY-Per City Of Melbourne,
Sept. 8-H Fosbrooke and wife, II Bland, W Poulett, Mr
Collier, Chang, Nee Foo and infant, and 81 in transitu from
San Francisco
FROM SAN FRAScIsco-Per Ethan Allen, Sept. as-NrJ
silva JrO FORBES. Mrs Forbes, Mrs Mortimer and 8 Children
los EnOs. Alex Lazarus, Mrs VI George and 2 children. Nns
silva and child, Miss Larrington--
Foo BAKER's fsLkND-Per Prank Flint, Sept 30-Captain.
Weafherbee, and q native laboreTs-
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FRIpAK. sEPrEMRER 90. $50.

RID 20, 1870
TIE war Ia Europe hGs had . depressing effect on the trade
Of the world, and on prices The e0nespOndent Of the san
Francisco Bulletin, writes from New York, under date OF
August 9Th. that "there IS scarcely . single export staple, but
vhat 10 selling At a oEer price to-day than before the deelAra-
tton of war- Wool amongst other articles has Elt this de-
preston. The return q pace however, which We almost
ezpect 70 hear Of By the first mall. viii allow commerce TO
resume is usual channels
In San Faaeiseo, extra choice Hawaiian sugars have been
.od NJ ugaIIgc- pirate sale. Fair No ] at siHlo4e. al
auction. Medium grades. sG9c. No sales q dark sugars
large stock and no demand Extra Hawaiian nee, TtGse
PUN. several hundred bales closed al auction at ItHse- Best
Oh Kona coffee sold at 10c-
In Auckland. fair No 1 sold at 3I934L per pound in bond,
equal 10 53G6e- per pound, nett here
In sydney. no sugar That had arrived in the last steamer had
been soil. on account % the holidays, bubthere turns viii NOT
.beiov previous sales, say netting 3lG3ic br dark noiasses
surar IN bags Pulu has been sold at II and At 81 per pound
The saez Canal vas being awaited Of for Carrying China tea
o. New York
The iron screw steamer MagdaiG- vas % sail from Shanghai
Er New York via saez, on OF about July I5th, with 100 tons
Of the new crop. passage q IS days guaranteed Other
steamers offered % guarantee the passage tn IS days
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notice.
NOTICE..

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORE.
IA warned, not to take Cattle, Horses, Mules, Do1keys,
Sheep, Goats, and Swine, which are not branded or marked &C
cOrding to law, on the A huPuaa of WaikOI0a. South
Kohala. Waimea. Island Of Hawaii, or otherwise commit tres
pass on the said ahupuaa any person found trespassing
after this notice on the above named land will be held respon-
sible according to law.
GEORGE Il JOHN Y. DAVIS.
Sept. oath, 1870 fO1 3tl E.. ASEGUT, Agent.
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EFFECTS OF THE LATE WAR--In q recent number
of a Warrenton, Va, newspaper, we counted no less
than forty-four advertisements of landed estates for
sale, in the Counties of Prince William and Fauquier,
ranging all the way from town lots up to 200 and
1000 acres. 1t is melancholy to look over these
records of a dead and :" lost cause the results of
the blight of slavery. But the South, under free in
situations, has better natural advantages than even
the great West. Thousands of acres of cultivatable
lands await the incoming tide of emigration. The
South has never. been developed, but her turn has
now come. and she wiz ere long become the most
productive portion of the Great American Union.
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BIRTH.

BIRTH.
|BLu~E-In this city, Sept ed, to the wife Of n. A. RIume
fdanghter-
4 DIED.
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NNA
men, and our merchants may as well depart and
so long as our own native population continues to
decline, and no substitutes arrive, decay, and
.distfassEill seize hold of us.
hegn observed that &c political morality "
szSxsx not sxist in the tropics or in other words,
the refnements of political theory do not flourish
there, it is an uncongenial location-they will
not grow you may plant them, and water them,
and keep them alive for a time, but they never
seem to come to anything. On the other hand,
demagogues can do no business with the masses
as generally found within the tropics, unless they
proceed sword in hand, and when they have
acquired power by the sword,-by the sword
they have to keep it. What is most wanted in
these ATTITUDES, is a strong government, good
practical legislation, and substantial justice.
When we have all made up our minds what that
good practical legislation combined with substan-
tial justice is, and go to work to carry it into
effect without hesitation or delay, we shall expe-
rience a rate of progress and prosperity in this
kingdom, which will make as satisfied to defer
the discussion of nice constitutional points, and
abstract political principles to the time, when
wealth and leisure ON one side, and a large intel
ligent educated population on the other may
with more show of propriety again allow of such
questions being brought to the surface.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-06
Satimore 3d.. 9tenfa9, ben s. septcm0cr 1870.

gCfber amerifanIher StaNac mie Elm BON
felte lttBuoter 9teticr in oGr Rptb uno tbau.
Soils. 'crn imar19rBIttnep g8epen pes
YpuSencomt .-.
SOFT Qpb !" natJ Unit rtnem mbrtnltt9en
S6rittcs rem GtaurEN'Haueh0' lH9e"'e'
yd3dre bate nit pfet ....,
Sabnr bereaS pa5 srpbr &u'Fn IN J. tI'tnl !,ll
bob Beraoe cciItn 2tnter aus ce.gts'ut l'rp
ienet perm am Strnncc GrbIidsT H'' u
bcInp lencn 6ut iter itb fhWent. "ilP lu,
500 tr telbIt pda Segcl m rent ia ATnII ,.sll
Rllt empOr. ticB c5 rurb eincn Der 4t'ttn
betcItt9tn uUp ltcUcre nun Ger &Ufc ;u. gN'
penigeh Minutrn Iief r05 Boot bis aut &C
rm9t gnlfCrnuHg, 10 wctt bic Gteft res g80l
lrrs c5 9rtdtltte, an ben SranO, gajdrt
Ip,0a9 bCraus unO iu irmem parrR bin unc
trug ton trDtnenSUbr5 duf Gtnem}trm bu:d
Das Ietd,te 98ater IN pa5 Bort.
IS 1T gut zap mir bic Grften itnN, pclGt
lid bet bem Gapitdu metpen, td9te ga3art
treuei1 5u oCm &raceu, 10 ttnnrR Stc iid, per
b.lt 9taum trfaufen.
SD p1rpg tenrl ntGjner un3ludttdcn Set
SurldorGn9Cn, ipem td nur
ttIr at,b unp rta MctntgeN etnGn %lab dui
BEN Sbtfc cEbaIte, mag er nod ip bGlIbrdntt
fem, antpprtete Der Grli, ais ras Boot, itpn
pttpfr rcr Sce 3uDrpanpt init dufgebabtem
Se8el pabtnidDB unD bem fremrrn 8lbrS
3euge etlI9 SHteuTte.
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(Sine llSrnuIlc,eihlllln.

9tesph. 9lrappt pcr pertDrbenr ff1rSbf-
ite 0elanete in QB1ibm9tpn, pen man mpbI
ntttt NIT llnrtdbt ais bds etite tnpirefte Spfcr
pes aegcnwarttgen franibiId 'oeuiiden arie
ses beset6net bat, berDfenttdte turs ppr et'
nemlletertrttt vpn or acknowledgement 3u
b,r fpnarattitINsn cine Sdrtft unter rem
Gitel yea Npupeue Srdncc," in eeren lsBtem
Gapttel or iih mt eet 5rdae beI6dfIiate,
.pelhe Jpl9en Die GreiDuitte rc5 Sabres 1866
fir pas autunfttee GjelNd Trantreth,s babtn
wtreen. Gr bali ben 8rtea ntiE 9reuBen tlr
unpeimelelih unp unierlud,t tttfc 6faBe, un>
9ietb rem, Settler unb leiReuh1tbBetern, mel
de rpr oem 8eainle pes &ritgts nar an bic
Mo9ttbtet etnes iiearetpfn Au5I1nsfa eei'
islben 9eeadt su babsn ihcincn, untfr BET
ppppelten SorauSitbung etne5 S.eges unp et'
ner Nieeetlaae Starifreid's.
Gr ludt 5u befoetien, bab bel eirem Str9t
fur Sranfrelh nitbt stel berai5tpmmen for
nc, pa Observation-Disclosures mil rem bon rel
napclsCEiidten 8eateruns tmmer 10 naGrruf
lid pertretsaen Nattpnatitdtsprtpsip unpeg'
traglth lelt pnreen. gBlr fno psr Nniid,t
Napplecn iptrre fih, trean or ais Steaer aui
ote'ena 8Iicse terpcrsesanaen mare, bfreu
felt ment1 um pa5 acknowledgements mel
aes fat i'm ntE frtitiri, penn CT es AZ lttneu
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9T,thrtt f1Dn,ephrtl FINN 1pfiiutrnrrt INN an
,,.ttirt trGs,, s,,4 'r r,,,sftirs,, gnrptr
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5,S, Ssm8st.sfss uo t BagSa ; 0"tGa' ~
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ny eH't pGtI a ~ CGHSt ''a ?tHb,a,U s,n
Rsr NJ, " ~ MP1 nU.gsi t. tpt.'tSHl8 S"s5gt
ngt;H, osB .u% s,Is'. lUsg. ~ M IN,
t.'g g'ubs 81 VtGus Ht'SJHss -" ,Ep
- GtiIb wv 1otgs .,s.m ou,S'. ""9 ,'s S'r
IIn'g loIots n'tp's" n;o 0ISt.I "n
Uum .SutoE t.un u.S wv ~. i4',,,' no ',9
'D;gEo Usi tnt - sSan oSSsr ois, e5Is1 SI
ID. Elhiaush lDuls, Ehe evll''H O''I'' V''NO
ct. dR m,riru Utrta"8fm' o,,, ,r;,rs Q,no. urh
S9eMaS SV;i,,,,,,, M GSr' rs5rtirf mrrSr
:in WtiRih" ''m Iyt','t"''' t'USI, s,rne
oen 5re0eH' ,'srt y, sr1It,,
unO unierH @ah S"Tt' p" W. ~ ." onoasnNi TSg1
sc StrIuit unlerts ,ytH9s' nit lF,ni@(,R
oon alger; cine &tU,,GT"'5ifii,, ,,' -, @nr3
Ten BreuBtns - Elm tG'ri"''''IS trasr al5f, ?" N'r
l9mererer Raerer 8trtust W frs %"1',S Sis IN
Hlttslbaren gr8ebHlir elmer fI,",SBii,,n We
Oetlaae. &Qs ioGre aber nod nt2s 2sSiiT's mTSs Syn
oemlelben WInBe. in Ueldem 6rontS'b isn}s
marotn YrtuBen uno RuBIano itei8tT ''''''
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On lnirh es ntItlchrn !

RatipnaI.Spmne bon 5erendne 6retltsrdtb'
g0ie Der gBjIf. Der Nliprer, III utrunoer Prabt
GtnbrudJ IN bic 9iroen Ju0Ga's bel Raht;
5alie Der Brrier, Der Rettsn aneate otm Mtttr,
usot' beuas er9oB iein barbarIlhss peer;
~ aBte Der Sunne Elm pfeiI ben bic Steppt nsridoB,
aGt ots 9tenOUsIt ni'oerIubr, jabaos iu RuB
gSle Ole 5lG'te, bic uniiberrptnolt9 CT bRB
2S!oer eh9lahA Der Spanter bruiten ltb lleB:
gBt Der Gorie, Der Gbn In unenbltden Retbn
Seine 3uulen0e titbrte naa 8uBIauo binetn;
9Bte auf 9etGen er auiIdtug len blutig 9fjelt
UNI oermeiien it pGlntt ben 5errihsr ber aBelt: -
So betrte8t iebt her Gorie Der 9tefte bes Sbms,
% bstregt er bic tlTtr hts beutihgiten SttDms:
@B lhuttern bic Golben, es raiielt Der Stabl -
Setem 3rOB gern ereberIt or ofs Rbetnlano' potal
Sem 3urco oem Gpabi Der iiitbt ibm Das Rstb
Yer beut auf 9eheiB, pettportenes Spiel
Seinen betlt8en Spmnus. ROn8st be L 9sIe
Bon Der Saar uub Der gioItl jum Ooen,palo 5Gagfs;
Sa erbletht, oa erIittert Die 5uu8irau Der PfdlI
Vim 8uien Der Ututter Oerbtr9t itin Seiitt
Der Sau9ltn8 - 5br Gtebsn, ttirdtet Guh nidt
guh III itdbsu, ridt 8euidIanO. oas game. beran
Setne tdulsnomal 3auiCno iteb'n oa ute Elm Mann;
Stlrnen an oranBen oormarts, etn luudlti8tr Sell.
GUM Beroerben oem 3uin9berrn ben 8bltern jumStti!
90 nun pro es 8ehsb'nI Den finer jerbrad.
Sen perer, ben Sunntn Elm tinitger Gag
Ibre Wtadt, tbre Yratbt fe Otr0in9 luie Elm Nauh -
9te Irmaoa 5erbItcs bcs Aamaattgen Saud
rnO 5bn, Der fd ludbnte ben perriasr Der gBsIt,
pat oas iSfuer i'm Suno NIT Der aGte 9efdut
ylur 9eouIo 9loh Elm Sag - uno Elm rGdenotr 8Itb
6IGmmt Den 5reoIer, ben 3ouaoen in purpar, oomSIB
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(S,nruuGildlc 0toti,cll.
lQna aabelnahrIaten aeismntIt.

= Gie Barrie pMnrie aoslaoe." bon go,t
nah 8anSi8 beilimmt, 9tH9 rah 8elfaIt 5u'
rid. un ben fran5bfihen &reuSern 5u ents
9eben. ...-.-
Ma6ridten BON Metbouruc lnetoen, OaB
am %. Mtai aui bober See Elm ttalieniI4es
INSTRUMENTATION perbrannte. Bon ben $50
Yaiaaieren puroen nur 80 aerettet.
= Ser 8anpfer s9ania," 3u Der Roropos
tar;Ggpeoition 8sbbriq, iuuroe am 10. Gfober
an Der GnIte BON &r6nlano our1 @isberee
3erqueti6t. Sie WannidaIt ipurbe gerettet
uno TT bereits In Gopenba9en angclangt.
Die teBten &rie8sna6ridten wirfter ous
bcror0entli9 belebenb auf ben 2oRooner @etn
marft. Gontinentale 9apiere, fran3biii9e
ausgenommen, ftie8en iiberoa
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pampffdif Gflfufdaft


otrett. brstmal 10 b d. dlentlth,
Dtenffass, Gpnner ffdgs unb 6pnnabenbs.
UNI utr ytdhn,ttiaas
Die ooraiigdben Dampfi6ite bieer 2inte fatren bonn
*ter Rr 10, Nr. l44 2isbtftraBen gBertte. se9ens
hber, ab nno uerbnbtn b III setsrsbrrs nit Der WE.
tersbnr9 .gBeloonse iieubabnA unb In Rtdmonb nit
ben yRdlmouo. .DaHoiue." uno sebeiapeate'obio
fenbabnen.M
Durd,s6rodltideine fir ale Bunfte ItbIid
aDegsn 5radbt uno VaIa9e, oa bic Dampfibifte Dor.
la8ltbe nStats-Rooms" befiben, uenoe ian d an bas
febaft.~ 9r. IA. 2iebiftroBen. .9Derfte.
ss- Gratt uno paHase 10 nieori8, ats bel irssro
siner anbern 2inie.
t3ani2o.sV g. 8rantt, iun., PraFbsHi.
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A1a kstEasEst, SHa bouE9 Hn6 3pli@th+ |
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MeQ otm StFtH a I'm uao y 10 abenos
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'ESrasng nlio s.oe 4Penos taas9tno mHen S9nntGsl
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uno l.20, o5 unb n9r 9a&m. tSonnta9s augss
hemnien ~ ane naAUt ouht atreq um uer 4a9m
8, 5So9 eS ~ Ius 4A1, S'9o' z o;iV ""e
gee gnnaRotts = I'M unS l1sO ROrssRa
Bon Ba 9tn9tenI 6;45. T;25 u. g. g2b geor'
ee"s uHo LAD |'o0' 4'lo e'4V' l'4o H'0 NUeHOs
lpbfasE8umtnstun.Balt @tSenbabn
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wa q 10 9tud5ntttugs (Spnntd0s uusqenomten).
Nab ben Stuttoneu bis BORT 8epoItt-
EHt utt Nahmitta95 tSoNntags dusgenommenl.
EaA y BbtlGbetp la - UNI z 25 Nbeuos, tdgIih.
8ab REV. Dorf- ggpreBiug UNI 10. 40 Absnos,
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geIonnenbclt, 9inbc mo Nt6bigmug

daratteriiren bas Ytrbalien Der Demcfrate
in ben ihDtifen Staaten. Sbre Staats Son
uentiousn baben iid eutbalten, iiber bic allae
meinen Yerb6Itniie beg 2anoss ii1 aussus
fpreten, inoem iie BON Der ansroings ridtigen
anIibt ausainaen oaB unter ben 9egenpdr.
tigen Yerbdltnilen ibr AusIpruh bierubtr
bon 9erin8em 8twiht iein Whroe sic bes
IbrGnfttn iid barauf. ben 8emofroten ibrer
Staaten su empieblen, in Den btooritsbenotu
8ablen aae ibre Initren9unGen auf ben
Stur8 Der torrupien 6artetbugger Resieruns
gen 3u lenten unb auf Die GrmGbluna rehts
ttaifener. fdbiBer uno conierbotiuer Staatss
beamter binsunirfen i'm usbrigen Die bette
benben YerbdiniHe an3uerfennen uuo bems
gentdb nur iolde Mdnner in ben gonare6 3u
eripdbten. Die unter feinem Sormanpe aus9es
ihloiien iperoen i6nnen. Sa oicie Yoliiit be
reits In Worb Carolina iit portrsiilitb be-
tpdbrt bat, 10 oarf man annebmen oaB ibre
Nnmeneune aud in ben iibrger rreconitruir
ten" Staatsn oenielbsn grIols baben ano alIe
tonierpatio 9eIinuten 8nr9er UNI oas oemotra'
iihe Banner thdnren merhe. (Sourn.)
Sn Graham. ", Is, ,purOe Osr iarb .Yurs
tdle Anoreas 3apieD neeen Rotblubt an ets
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Sis elf Staotba9n Gompaane'n We ius
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-06

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-22
TO THE PUBLIC!
The Closing Out Sale Of the ses

The Closing Out Sale Of the Season
Has commenced at Reddick & G.llens and
will be continued for the next 20 days, during
which We shall offer and SELL o. ntire stock Of
Dress Goods embracing, part cularly Fancy
Silks. Merinoes, Empress Cloths, Alpacas, Biar-
ritz Cloths, &c. also our entire stock Of Blank.
ets,lFlannels, Woolen, Broche and Paisley Shawls.
These goods, together with others too nurner-
Gus to mention. will be offered at prices that will
warrant their sale if there is any money left in
the hands of community wishing to spend it to
the best possible advantage. There is no desire
on our part to make money On the balance of our
winters stock, or to keep them on our shelves,
whence We offer them at less thaa manufa,tur.
er's cost.
All are invited to call, with assurances Of
courteous treatment, and going away with new
ideas Of how much can be done with O. ittl,
money-at the old and we'll established stand o.
REDDICK & GILLEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-22
RNkineNH Is RuRinasa.

LOOK OUT FOB BARGAINs.-Mr. s,Gridley viii
make his annual pilgrimage East, to buy goods
for this market in March next, and from the
large quantities of goods we now have on hand,
We are reminded that to make room for our spring
purchases, we must and will run down our stock
of goods on hand, and for this purpose We viii
offer special inducements to persons wanting to
buy. We have full line ane well assorted stoci:
OF DRY GOODS, the largest stock Of CARPETS
in Ottawa; Chicago custom.made warranted
BOOTS and SHOES; CROCKERY of all kinds,
and in the way Of GROCERIES we have fitted
up our Columbus front, and can show q full stock
of fancy or staple groceries
Presuming that the farmers Of this and adioin"
ing counties will want to find where they can
get the most goods for dollar, we invite them to
call and examine our stock.
GRIDLEY, BRISTOL & PERKINS.