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tae ee0o0d distY4c4 and b certain 70 Give Frcd
Douclass terrible defeat viii ueo hi6 innuence 20
elect Ooss' opponent. William Walter Marsh. ne
can DO II II be supplies the necessary stamps wcn
ThIrd disIrict might with The fate BY the
same means, the district being very close. 80 tns
would make change Of TWO nom the ABOVE taoo
instead OF one In favor Of the democracy.
Jackson. In tho Third district OF Oneida county,
has not sure thing OF 1t, though the chances are
slightly In his favor.
Prince, or Queens, has had an underground oppo
stion to fight, and he may faii by the skin Of MS
teeth.
Osgood. OF Rensselaer,, although set down as re-
publican, Is really G democrat, nominated as an
anti corruptionist against William " Cleary regu-
lar nominee. The republicans have no candidate.
II Ia quite possible that T0mklns, OF Rockland WM
get defeated BY Nelson, "Long Jim" as ne was
known in the last Legislature, the latter can con-
clllate his democratc enemies VINO are against niW
because they say he was q Tammany man,
The following list shows the proDoDic Successiui
caudidates for the Senate outside OF New York
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NEW s,
Almanac ,os New YORK vh,x n,v

Almanac ior View Yorx : rhis Day.
Sun rises. 6 81 Moon rises. morn l2 3s
Sun sets. ....... 4 30 High water. eve 90
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
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IL may be that Turner, democrat OF clinton, win
10 defeated, II, as 1t IL rumored. Smith N. Weed,
mas preaecessor " against him. Weed's lnhuence Is
very great IN the county, and az ne ~ known TO be
p1tiev enemy OF Tammany. although Q democrat
WHICH ne made 30 manifest iD the last Legislature
mis- 0ppoRit0n 70 Turner would be ataA IL is, how
ever not certain that he is opposed TO him.
Mathew r. bemus republican, may possibly be
defeated N ChautauGua as his record Is not OF the
best IN y stf1ct party point OF view. He has been
openly denounced during the campaign by repup-
Ican papers0n the ground OF being "tooln OF
Tammany.
John slmson, of Erie, may possibly get defeated
~ his opponent Harrington, Is abe " hold his
prcdec essors majority against him. wRlch was only
little over three hundred. Harrington Is very
popular PERSONALLY In his district and may DO it,
Il the fke0pje on Buffalo, who had foisted upon
them the Outrageous Police commissioners OIL,
can 40 sd, Chambecs 4dem0crau VIII have TO stay
at home He lives IN a district OF Buffalo, how
ever, which doesn't ,-sTs much about outrages
long a. they get enou.& TO eat and drink them
selves.
There arc rumors that lNyIiss. OF Kings, may be
shrown overheard, despite HiAs majority oi nearly
thousand last year. Many ~ ms cons'ituehts are
SICK of mini; why they know Vs. .,
{, Wnllan j. Van Deuscn Will J. WE = ptIu sruHkie
OJ II TO get elected IN MontgoL MY county, ~ tue
county Is democratic; but II s sale> na. ue ucmo-
Gratis mp there are tcrnoy excited OseI ING cly
frauds, ana nave made them the sole vsI ~ " .me
campaign. The majority OF his predeS ~esSp'' re-
puhlkcan, last wear. was only Iyo. ~unn
IL may be that SoSs IN the First district Q, 2vsv
county, wal bc defeated ~ nc mas not w0rke,.. eA,u
dpr,ng no ssnyass los who VIII ret elected i.Via
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.
Briy Glasgow, from

From Quarantine, At - AM, yacht Lvona, for cowsa
Wind al sunset NNW, fresh.
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=
ALExANDRiA AS Nov !-saied, schrs Wharton New
v boston; Nov :, PM-Arrived, schr Ar,ie Garwood
Clesred.Bris Trial Leach. Richmond va; schr Samuel
Gilman, Kelly. Philadelphia. -..Is - ~ ""uc
s.soa sSsieaa.asnip Lonsa tsrk Eita Lorins
wsh.sb oAIr sosephipe brig Elizabeth D frlua,a
nj snnss u boun1, remained at anchor in the ROAD
BALTIMORE, Now 4-Arnyed, schrs Jas II Moraan Kan.
hrs, and Wines Huse, New YORK. "~' '"
:, Cleared.Seamship Peri, Gardner, Gaveson: bsrt.
slepner tNor) Osen Cork Einvkcit (Nor) Kauto do for
9raers; schrs Eureka, Mayo, and Samuel Wood WOOD
ssi,edBsrk Lsla brss Hannibal Geo wheswrian.;
5th.Arryed, brig Glsta crowsl, 8, Johns PR.
nANuoh Nov 2-Arrived, brig Taneier Carlisle, Eliza
3dCleared schrs Olive Hayward Arey New York: Mary
Ann McCann, kavanaugh Newark.
bn,SJ0ls Nov (.saied schr Gipscy. Terry New York.
bkiDoEPORT Nov 6-Arrived, brig Coronslla (Br), Nc
CulIoch, Walton, Ms schrs Hope, Hi do; Gov Corey,
srdson Mny MnaGs Emmr Green S linz Nellie Doe Rich
gor; Escort Rarord, and Eia Jane Allen. New York
~ John, PArsone, and Henry Lemue, Jarvis Hoboken
Soncester South Ambov; 4 Is smith, Bowman, j
sPoMord, sqnires Elizabethport.
rnsi.A GsHiAkLEsToN Noy 6-sMed, schrs Do Hart West
lndies Jonas smith, New York.
rVkIkEsS MONROE, Nov 6-In the Roads, bark Daring,
LOT brig George wheeling for HALIFAX; schr Ath
ioe, Tor Dieby, Ns; and large ieet OF coastcrs
rsS,co out-briaa Mohawk, and Stella Lodge Richmond
GLOUCESTER, Nov t-Arnved. schr Geo Trgg. Linus-
KEY WEST, Nov 6-sailed, steamship wilmington. Cole
IRON Galvcstonh New yorx.
IN, MEW OsLEAss, Nov l-Beiow, brig Lizzie Merrill
barp. Pensacola
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A Kentucky colored gentleman stopped on hi.
way home from the funeral of his wife and .to,o
. bog. Combining business with pleasure Ia =
characteristic of the colored race.
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A radical candidate denounced the admins.
tration for taking The TAX of on pisuners w,
We don't use, and keepin' 1t on whisky, wot va
do use.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY. JANUARY :, 1871
9ttatpu 4ree Sraner.
CREAM OF OUR EXCHANGES.

Ottawa, H.. saturday, January :, ls71.
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DyM poUGuTy ArcTIONEER.

RY W DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEEK. -,- "a
ID VIII SELL this day Rt 1u4 o'cock At the salesrooms
Nassau street, elegant Household Furniture, consisting Oh
rosewood octave Ponoiorte stodsr maker CoaLs
Pnore large French rate Pier Mirrors, rosewood, wall
rr mahogany oak and chestnut Chamber sas rose
and walnut Parior assortment Of Dining Room Buf-
fets, Extension Tables Centre and Fancy Tnoes Ouice
Desks Library Bookcases large assortment oi velvet and
Brussels China Dinner and Tea sets Oil Paintings,
Lounges Chairs ali 10 be peremporily sold and wor-
shine.
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DANxRypr SHOE MANUFACTURERS STOCK, CON
Is s,stin OF shoe Machnery Iast Dies nnishca and un
finished shoes and shoe NAters!a on Iucs1wny, .y
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pALAKCB OF MANUFACTURERS ercCR- CIGARS
ei various ausbNes by bos taousabi, At low prseA
Wsurfay sIees tlrd lott Hours fron II I'll o'clock
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y, New York or Brooklyn, one Of the best Farms 23s
acres choice sad commanding views large mansion barn
house, 70 acres timber. mile front RIVER in Cecil county,
Maryland, with Crops. Timber, Fruit. &C.; also Water
Power for mills, &C., nesr depot; .;, ysEy shesg
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Special supervisory Meeting.


Pursuant to the call published in our last, a
special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of
this county convened at Ottawa on Wednesday
of the present week. The ohicc. Of the meeting
was explained to be, to provide ways and means
for meeting the county expenses Of the coming
year. Under the new constitution the Board is
allowed to levy tax of but IS cts on the hun
died dsllars for all purposes. The assessments,
as far as returns have been made, show that
levy this scalel will fall considerably shcrt Of
paying the appropriations already made by the
board.
Ihlrty-ene Supervisors answered to their
names at roll CALL The first business was to
elect chairman for the coming year. On pro.
ceeding to ballot, G. W. Armstrong received 10
votes, Furguson votes, the rest scattering, upon
which u. W. Armstrong was declared duly
elected.
The appointment of the standing committees
was postponed to the September session.
On motion of Mr.. Stout, committee of FIVE
was appointed to take the matter of increasing
the revenue into consideration, and to report in
half An hour. At the end of the half hour, the
committee, by its chairman, reported a preamble
and resolution, in substance that, whereas the
rate OF 10 cts on the dollar on the assessment as
nav pelnS returned Will afford no sufficient rev.
enue to meet the necessary expenses Of the coun.
ty, and whereas the assessment of this county
has, each year thus far, been found by the State
Board of Equalization to be 50 to 60 per cent
below the average assessment OF the state, there.
fore, that the of the different towns be
Instructed to increase the assessment 60 per cent
above the rate of last year.
Mr.. Lynch, from the minority of the same
committee, presented counter report, in SUBJ
stance that the assessment be left undisturbed.
and that the work on the proposed new iai! be
suspended until the September meeting Of the
board. . ....
The report of the majority was rejected, and
that OF the minority Ito step work on the new
iaiD adopted. And thereupon the Board adj
journed.
The wants of the county, as stated to the
Board, for the coming year, will be about $780,
OOO.' The assessment now being returned,
will yield but about $4,000. BY looping off
the appropriation for new Jail, now amounting
to $24 900, exclusive of what has already been
expended, aud some $4,000 appropriations made
in February for bridges, the county can get
through another year. Meantime the prisoners
in the present hole called Jail can rot with the
damps, and the streams that are impossible for
the want of bridges can be got over by driving
around them.
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CHICAGO TURN BEzIRK.-This association
held convention at Turn Hall, in this city, on
the 4th inst.
The following societies were represented BY
twenty.eight delegates: Peru, La Sale, Ottawa,
four Chicago societies, Pekin aud Freeport. So
cieties not represented, Fort Wayne, Ind, Jack.
sonville aud Blue Island, Ill.
A resolution was adopted requiring every
member to send his children over years of age
to practice.
1t was made the duty OF societies to open
evening and Sunday schools, and report quar-.
terly.
A resolution to pay $500 TO the heirs of de.
ceased member was adopted.
Reports of property owned were read.
The Ottawa society reported $4,000, and the
La Sale society $l,125.
Chicago was made head centre aud Freeport
selected for the next festival
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BIC HoLE.-The biggest hole in the ground
about Ottawa is the excavation on the lot near
the Old Exchange Mill, west Of the Hydraulic
Basin, intended for the gasometer or reservoir of
the Ottawa Gas Works. The depth is 20 feet,
circumference e25 and diameter about Is feet.
The Gas Company having purchased the grounds,
formerly the residence Of Geo. E.Walker, Esq, in
the northeast corner of which this excavation
has been made. Intend during the next year or
two to transfer all the gas works to this locality,
erecting new buildings and new apparatus
throughout. on a scale to manufacture gas for q
city of 10000 inhabitants, and on plan which
the superintendent, Mr.. Gridley, is confident
will make the works as inoffensive to the neigh.
borhood as machine shop would be.
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STREAToR, PONTIAC AND n. w. r. R.-This
road is now in running order from Steator to
Fairbury, where it gains an outlet to the east by
connecting with the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw
R. R. The distance from Ottawa to Fairbury is
about so miles, while from Fairbury the distance
to Toledo, Cleveland &c, is no greater than from
Chicago. We are unable to state hew soon reg.
ular passenger trains will be put upon the road
1t is to be run by the Burlington company, in
connection with the Fox River Valley r. r.
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OTTAWA HoNoRs.-The Grand Temple of
Honor of Illinois, in its session at Lincoln last
week, showed its appreciation of Ottawa talen,
quite literally. Charles Snow and Rev. Mr..
Gates, of this city, were elected G. W. R., and
G. w. Chaplain, respectively. Mrs. Shaver, Of
this city, was elected G. ". T. of the Inner Tenn.
pie, Mrs. Gates, G. W. Chaplain, aud Mrs Davis,
Of La Sale, G. w. Guardian.
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The STEcK PIANo-Watson's An Journal,

The STECK PIANo-Watson's .dH Journal,
New York, gives this testimony:
We have personally examined the Grand Piano
of Messrs. Geo. Steck Il Co. The tone is broad,
penetrating and expanding .... 80. 1t comes firm,
prompt and decided, sonorous throughout, but
full, and ringing in the middle register, and sill
very brilliant in the upper octaves, indeed we
have rarely heard trebel more sparkling, melo-
dious, and pronOnce. The touch is as perfect as
we can imagine; combining lightness with
strength, and giving power without demanding
it from the player, while yet atfording dslicacy
for every shade Of finger coloring.
Mrs. Baldwin, in Kueussl's block, is the agent
for the Steck Piano in Ottawa.
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PERsoNALs.-We had the Piles of shake
hands with Charley Stout, formerly an honored
resident of this city, but now of Ohio. Charley
was here on visit to bis friends on the 4th.
J.J. Dickey, Esq, superintendent of the Pa.
cifc telegraph lines, headquarter, at Omaha, also
honored his old home by visit on Saturday,
spending Sunday with u.s.
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Ten lines OF Agate make one square.

Ten lines Of Agate make one square.
Advertisements not under contract must b. plainly
ed the length OF time desired they will be continued
charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards not exceeding nys lines.
inserted at ve dollars per over ave lines ore dollar
per line extra.
Transient advertising in all be paid strictly In
advance.
q Yearly advertisers discontinuing their advertise.
ments before theexpaton Of the be charged
the rates as above Extra charge will also be made for
dissolution and other notices connected with their
lar business
Local notices, fifteen cents per hne.
II In no case will these terms be departed from
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STRONG Law FIRM.-It Is not too late to re-
pair An oversight of two weeks ago, when we
failed to make note, at the proper time Of the
formation of new law firm in this city, COM
posed of Chas. Blanchard, n. Silver and Frank
Corwin, under the firm name OF Blanchard, Sill.
yer s. Corwin. The names of the individual
members Of the firm are SO familiar to all our
readers, that We need give them no special in
PRODUCTION. They are all men Of first class rank
and ability as lawyers, and what in these days
is sadly becoming matter of Importance in the
profession, they are rigidly upright and honor.
able men.
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The base ball match at the Fair Grounds on
Thursday between the "Auroras,' Of Aurora,
and the Shabbona B. B. Club, of Ottawa, result.
ed in a humiliating defeat of the Shabs, the
score standing 80 for the Auroras to 13 for the
Shabs.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 8, 1870.

CHICAGO, Dec. 8, 1870.
.Nt$srs. loot G Cady: Experience, 'past ano,
present. with the Steck Piano, enables me I'd
record my entire approval of the many excellent
qualities which it combines. The purchaser
will realize one element of genuine worth in the
Steck, viz: Its willingness to stay in tune, when
we'll tuned. Respectfully yours,
j. MAURICE HUBBARD.
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JOBB1NG DEpARTMENr

Our facilities for dong all kinds Of job Work In tie va.
rous styles of the surpassed In this section and
respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in this
line give Us CALL By the udicious and liberal use OF
pr,aers ink many mans fortune has been made and the
Geld is still open. Tryt #HE.. .-.-f".. .
Orders by mail promptly attended to-
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Two double wagons and one set Of double har
mes for sale cheap for cash or on time. Enquire
at Deans livery stable.
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Although the steck Piano is comparatively q
new instrument, it has rapidly grown in favor,
and among professionals and artists is recognized
as one of the leading pianos of the day. Mr..
Robert Goldbeck, Director of the Conservatory
| of Music, says:
"Greatly pleased and satisfied as I am with
their beautiful toue-so deep and powerful in
the bass, speaking and sympathetic in the mid.
die, brilliant and ringing in the trebel-I con.
slider il q circumstance of no inferior importance
that they have resisted SO nobly, and with full
success, the trying influences of constant use by
a very large number of players. They have lost
nothing in the quality OF their tone, and the &C.
tion is as good now as at first"
The newly invented steck Cabinet Grand or
Upright Piano (for which the Company received
. patent in March 1S7O) combines the souorous
| tone of Grand and the sweetness of Square
Piano. 1t occupies less than half the space of an
ordinary Piano, and is therefore very desirable
instrument where economy in room is an object.
Every Piano warranted for five years. Crcu.
lars and price lists sent free.
Mrs. NJ. w. Baldwin is the agent for Ottawa
and vicinity for these splendid instruments. Her
rooms are Ia the Kueussl building on Main St.
Orders may be left at Mr. Kueussl's drug store.
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Child & Bro. will sell for the next sixty days
sll boots and shoes at reduced prices, to make
room for their large and varied fall stock
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Agnes Leonard Scanland's new book, Height
and Depths, is for sale by Osman Il Hapeman.
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TEIEGRArny.-Those wishing to learn this
business should call at once on w. G. Linton,
Manager W. L. Telegraph Office, Cheever's
Block, Ottawa.
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Its delicious" was the exclamation of all!
who drank Nectar Soda Water" at Strawn 81
Powell's on July 4th.
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LITTLE MEN, by Louisa M. Alcott, may
found at Osman u hapeman's Book Store.
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OAK LuMBER.-GOO feet of superior Oak Lum.
Der for sale at fair price. Enquire at the car.
risge works on Columbus st. w. o. BUDD.
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PURE CHESTER WHITE Pros Of the very best
Price list free. II. ID. OLMsrEAD, Freedom, III.
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jiesNs Roo! f Cady, Ch.cago.
DEAR SIRs There is no Piano on earth that
would be willing to take in exchange for the
Steck. Pure in tone, evenly balanced, honestly
made, and wearing like piece Of wrought steel.
it we'll deserves 10 be called "The National
Piano." CHAs. ID. LAKEY,
Editor and Publisher 2Rc In,ericda Builder
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Public Schools.

Following is an abstract of the Superintsnd-
ent's report for the school month ending June
23d, 1871:
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Davenport Hawkeye custom made Kip Boots,
warranted, at Child & Bros.
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New stock of ladies', misses and children.
serge and kid slippers just received at Child 4
Brothers..
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The largest stock of boots and shoes and lowest
prices this side of New York is ut Child Il Bros.
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The place to get bargains AMI to buy your
boots and shoes is at Child & Bros.
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NEW QuARTERs.--The celebrated blooded
horses, "Cru,skeen" and "Baffle," will hereafter
be found in the stables in the rear of the Eagle
Mills. Further particulars as to pedigree can be
learned by application to their keeper, at the
stables above referred to.
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ACcIDENT.-Yesterday morning, as L. Rob.
erts, . farmer living SIX OF seven miles north Of
Ottawa, in the edge of the town of Freedom,
was on his way to Ottawa with load of shelled
corn, in crossing the feeder bridge on La Sale
street, the bridge broke down, pitching man.
horses, wagon and corn into the canal. Mr.
Roberts was badly, though not dangerously
bruised, one horse was probably ruined, the
wagon considerably smashed, and the corn of
course made feed for fishes. The bridge is one
built by the canal board and is in its care. 1t
was noticed to be in bad condition, and just
about the time of the accident party of men
were starting from the state shop to fix it. The
bridge is now being substantially repaired.
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match for half dozen. But when let loose not
only the half dozen contestants for the prize
started in pursuit, but the whole crowd besides.
Poor piggy stood no chance in such contest,
and soon succumbed. Steve Dolon was pro-
nounced the winner.
The Out-and- Cutters, Kow Clux, or whatever
they were called, were immensely funny, and
drew the crowd wherever they went. We had
never seen fantasticals more grotesquely trigged
out.
But the greatest attractions OF all, and which
seemed to give most delight, were "Gideon's
Band" of Colathumpians, and the Band Of Mig
ger Minstreis The latter, in particular, made
good music, and sang comic songs and perpe-
trated negro dancing and extravaganzas quite
equal to Billy Emersou's famous troup. They
were immensely popular wherever they went.
The FIRE works in the evening were witnessed
by thousands of our citizens as we'll as hundreds
from the country, who remained to see them.
There were 20 many of them that it took until
II O'Clock to finish the show. Some of the pieces
were very fine, but, upon the whole, there was
hardly enough variety for so long drawn out an
exhibition. 5-,r fts-r ..
There was no serious accident or unpleasant
occurrence during the day to mar the general
enjoyment. The committee deserve credit for
the general design of the programme, which was
50 constructed as to keep the crowd constantly
engaged, leaving little time for loafug Or drunk.
enness. To this, doubles, our citizens are largely
indebted for the uniform good order and good
feeling that prevailed. 81. .. -.-.r- ,.
The day wound up pleasantly with balls at
Turn Hall and Skaters Hall, where the gayi-
ties were prolonged until daylight next morning.
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Mem, French calf tongue boots at Child
Brothers.
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Ottawa, o. 4 r. II. v. Railroad.

Trains will pass Ottawa as follows:
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LOCAL MATTERS.


Until further notice trains pass Ottawa
station q fellows:
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CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS: