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A WOMAN KILLED ON rHl b. & o. R.R.-
ing up coal yesterday on the track OF the BAlti-
more & Ohio railroad, near Marriotuyille,
about twenty-eight miles from Baltimore Vas
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LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, OoSPKRIHcE.-At q
conference Of liberal republicans Of the state OF
present, il was resolved 10 keep the orgsniza
don intact, and . call was issued for Q stat
convention to which men OF ali parties VII
favor honesty and purity in government are in
rik
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TIE FIRST TESTAMENT Of the Mennonite
emigration from Russia TO the United States
ship Hermann from Bremen. There are 1s5 OF
the emigrants, and they will settle in Dakota or
Nebraska. They came from the vicinity OF
Odessa, and represent that the q, 900 Mennen-
ties ia southern Russia are anxious TO emigrate.
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THE YHILowsroNI EXPEDITION Is returning
after having penetrated the country to Tongue
river. From the LIST 20 the 18th Of April the
force was harrsssed by Indians. -Four pitched
battles we're fought, In which one hundred In
dians were killed. Skirmishing was continuous,
bands Of from one hundred 10 one thousand
Indians being constantly lowering around.
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LORD THuRLow, who was an attachs OF VA
rious British legations, including that a. Wssh-
ington recently died q London.
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Mr.. FREDERICK DOUGLASS occupied q seat
IN the House To- day during the discussion on
the bill amending the charter Of the Freed
mems Saving and Trust company. An abstract
OF the bill, rs passed, viii be found in the
House proceedings printed in another column
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvBSUR-The receipts from this
source to-day were S4l4 $685..
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@A young lady atsCsiro played game Of
euchre with young man to see II she should
mary him. She swung for the jack and caught
him.
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AScAMP.-A man calling himself Lewis Rob-
infen, and hailing from Newport, Conn, vas
arrested in Wilmington, Del, yesterday, for an
Professor Reynolds, Of that city. The girl q
about II years Of age, and the affair caused
much excitement In the place.
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LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICE Oy
MOULDINGS.

On and aftsr this date shall sen MOULDINos
viz; Inch, 7sc.; u inch. $50; ~ inch, Si; inch
one hundred feet and all other sizes Ct cerre.
spending low prices. II Will be my endesvor, e
Ais, CORNICT WoRE. such m Brackets,
Aodillions, &C, furnished &C reduced prices.
spNlm' DANIEL SMITH, Proprietor.
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II Washington. o. b. p. GLAZE irh- -
street road, near Sligo p. o., Montgomery IN
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ADMIRAL FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, late OF the
confederate navy, and for many years distin-
guished ofiicer Of the United States navy, died
ON Tuesday last, st his residence In Talbot
county, Nd, aged seventy-four years.
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T INCOLN HALL
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY aad
sATURDAY, May ID, Ia, I 5, and l6.
First appear snce this season Of
FRAhh MAOEVOfS NEW HIBERHICUN,
Oh IRELAND IN AMEBIOA.
The fayorite Irish comedian, Mr.. Robert Byrnes in
his o. iRinal character,
BARNEY, TIE GUIDE.
MI. Em1l Ames, in his csebr ated characters Fritz
49, our German Friend, aud Old Black joe
MIS- Mary MacCrea, the popular Contralto.
1iss attic Clifton the favOrite Sopr ano
Mise ate ByrDes, late Of Dublin Theatre.
Prof. noselin, Musical Director.
To conclude VII ths langhable farce,
THE HAUNTED GUIDE.
Evening prices: Admission, 30 cents; children IN
der L. Sc; reserved seats at Ellis Co., rs ceats.
Matinee Saturday 2 D. IA.
Matinee prices: Adults Is cents children, 10 cents
ma5u-6t' II. q. 6ARLICK, Agent.
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TIE PENsACoLA.-The Navy department Is
advised that the United States steamer Pensa-
cola sailed from Callso April 2sth for Ssq
Francisco, and would arrive about the middle
of lime.
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The CHooKTAw CLAIM of 81, 500 900, to pay
for certain lands sold by the government, was
considered by the House Appropriations Com
mittee to-day, but they came to no decision.
Several years ago the Senate passed this claim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-14

A PsNITENr New Yorker, who has been
cheating the government in some way, finds his
coward conscience too much for his comfort,
and sends 5000 to Gen. Spinner bv the mail re-
celyed at the Treasury to-day.
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measurement lie Si5, 1872 IS; Samo's is Si9O4290
Including grading the difference between my
measurement and Samo's would be ABOUT
$1,000. had no data to estimate the grading.
RAWLINs' SQUARE.
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invited 4, tS 81, attend jos S kPs HS S,
WILLARD HALL,
" Entraacs on street, near Fourteeath.
At the request CT many persons,
MR. sUfRO
EAs consented to repeat his Lecture on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated By the CALCIUM LIGHT,
ATS O'Clock on the evenings Of
TUEsDAY. May u, SATURDAY, May Is, TUxs.
DAY, May 10, THURSDAY, May 81,
and SATURDAY, May ..
Anoxss. the diagrams and vie W ex Inhibited daring
the lecture VIII be the fJiIowiRg:-Msp OF ths
iteS states showing tie nineS.l EosfIns, TIM
Cold AID silver; The %ashoe Rsngs OF MSuSt s :.
SeoloEissl Hist0rJ; hOuat p~yid.sn as an Island
.ted; Horses riTiDs o ne riss1re Tish Gold ana
World; Two Hundred MiiliOnsOf Dollar, Produced
Mouth Of the sutro Tunnel; Conveying AIR to
the Mines; Railroad; TImoeriBg; Boring II 1les
Giyeefi0e or Gis.i Po9dsi a.ehas Shop ,n DEsl
fng; Garden; Curious kscts; Shafts !, rs 4,
View from ths su1@it over the Torty Mile desert;
S sDs ass si sssf MINT pa. vrgns
Wsish,; .,sr, ore, Waste Beek. and : Ton Of
In - Hs urs; Mining Pumps; the N st Orosksd
ksirea I'D IN the World Discovery and Hiding of Ore;
the Opposition TO the eutro Tunnel; Stock Gam
bling; Bsscalities Of the California Bank Ring;
Cheating and Robin the Public; Brising Of ndzss
eq the PTo! of Ss.s 90
ss ..a IF GT S G.' IL
Chimney zoe Feet High Principles Of yentil alton;
ConsuInpttve miners-fhe cause Of humanity de-
mands remedy; Accidents in Mines; A Gave
kiners Buried Alive; Preasture Blast-msimed
sEd blinded; A Delayed Mine-desd bodies floating
about; Falling Down the Shaft; Fire in the yellow
jacket Mine-43 miners burned to DEATH Csc ape
and Rescue through the Tunnel; also, Views Of
Mining Scenes in ell Parts Of the World.
Admission fres. Tickets may be obtained on sp-
flicafiOn az the ofce Of Win srd's Hotel, at the
Metro poiitan Hotel, and az Messrs. Philip Solo
ROIs, Bookstore. Those heretofore issued are reOd
Tor all lectures lCEron- & Rep mayu
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATEh-ALPHO
~ Mr.. }. g. sAvILLE, Sole Lesse, ana Mana

ADJUSTMENTS.
NAIICNAL rHEArEn-ALPHON
IN Mr.. }. @. sAvlLLE, Sole Lesses ana Manager.
LAST NIGHTS
OF Days Fifth Avenue Thester Comedy COMPANY,
IN Alexander Dumas Great Psri.isn Revelation,
MOssIEUR ALPHONsK,
adapted aud aogmented by Mr.. Ausu,tiu DAILY
CAPT. aesi.sn Mr.. p1aT srsia. sa mou.iu
0Gsa's, M e.. frTss: So,io, Mr.; essn F.S
Hi., SIRE VET; n ne; Gliehs5d, 50 AIics Grey
Esn2T, MIS- ii1I,s SIitS; sonette, MISS Stella
Ss s ssd MsFIsEu SATURDAY
Scale Of Prices:-oeches:rs Seats, sI.ss; Seat. in
mission, Is, 80 ard 70 cents. mSyH.
A Ri ENTABTAINMENT,
HAPrII ISL = os s.SsSt, s5aHGfraxrsr,
comm neins at e'eiocs, for tbs ss1sst of sail
church. Adults tickets, IS cents Ca lire,, half
GRAND OoNOEBT,
LIBERTY LODGE, No. 6.K. OFF,
FSay5 KvEsfse May Is eom9ansIhs a.
O'Clock M, in which some of the best musical tall
obtained from the membership ofthe Lodge. it.
NATIONAL THEATsR.
The final performances In Am 'rica OF
slGN0R TOMASO SALVINI,
THE GREATEST OF LIVING ACTORS
FOUR RIGHTS AND ONE MATINEB.
MONDAY EVENING, May ls-IN9OMAR.
sfaE6SA PiAMoSTT ss........:... Pa isTHINffHa.
TUEsDAY EVeNING, May lO-HAMLET.
eALVlhI In his unique impersopation Of
HAMLET.
EiahOs Il o-....-. u a.
THURSDAY EvEHINS,, May Il.
FRIDAY EVENING, May q,
BENEFIT OF sIGNOR SALVINI,
David GARRICK.
SALylHI In the fayorte role of..-...SULLIVAN.
SATURDAY. Nav e,
EAREWELL SAbVINI MATINEE.
SALVlNI In his grand and world-famous imper-
Reserved seats. Orchestra ssd Psrquet Circle. o.;
Dress Circle 50; General sdmsslon, 81; G allery,
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EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
LAST WEEK OF TIE SEASON.
FREE LIST POSITIVELY SUSPENDED.
MONDAY EVENING, MAYIl,
And every vsning during the week, asi
Saturday Matines.
First appearance in this city If
SCHUHHANN'S TRANSATLANTIC NOVEL.
TY C0MBINATION,
From Niblo's Garden, New York, in the
GREAT PARTISAN FOLLY,
PANToMIMEl SIX .rERsl
Music Man Flute,
DON FIRRkYRA.
Adrnissi n: 50 cents, rs cents. snd 81. mayIl
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LECTURES

TEE J0S-k LECTURES-The Third LsetuIe
II Of ~, urse 20 encourage "ths discovery Of
new tTEit 90 thu sdva- cement OF medicine, silt
Be deliyeI. "a - PrOf. J VI. ga Gotta, 81 D., of
Philsd lehi.- IN MatiRi's psn, 9l2 + street, on
THCRSDAl Nay IA . o'clock IN Sub CO Il
leetp-e-"Ths Production Of D.seass az Ihe Hear
b. stTain ant UEe- Action The MEDICAL SrOfss-
SIS and all Others interested 10 scientific Studies
invited 70 attend JOSEPH HENRY,
ma l2-3tr President Board Trustees.
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ChkATER C8MiQUE,

rHEATER C0MsQUE.
MONDAY, MAY IL, EVERY NIGHT, AND
TWO MATIEEE5
First appearance of the Queen OF Serio-Co
Vocslists, Miss MINNIE L0DER First appear
snes OF The eoeentIic Song and Dance artists GIL
naan yusssr ssaor GGsHR fPan Sos q sse
Return ofths old Fayorite, JOHNH OARLE Last
week OF La Jard1n Mabile, Introducing the French
mayll 6tr ca N.Cd NJ
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EDWIN BOOTH IN BALTIMORE.
COMMENCING TUESDAY, MsyI II.
TUESDAY and wEDNESDAY-RICaEL
THURSDAY-SHYLOCK.
ThIDAY-OTHELLO.
SATURDAY MATINEE-LADY OF LYONS,
SATURDAY NIGHr-RICaARD III.
a few choice seats can be secured at the office OF
trip and admission, S.
Sale Of seats commences Wednesday, Mayo.
The tickets will be good IN either afternoon
train TO Baltimore Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road special train will leave Baltimore at 1l:l5
p N. Tor Washington during the Booth engage
ment. Bound trip tickets, 81; admission, q. my5
ot ts 20. On E1Ai'i'i'n and Sale My as 10
TfH sT.S AT 7rH ar.
MARKRIfKRN,
No. 439 Ith street, between and y streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Jhoice Oil Paintings, Engrss tngs, Ohromos, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Haneinzs, window
shades, Picturss, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sis, Kings, Nails, &C., In the District.
~PieAse remember Name and Number. Jelly.
ALL KINDS OF CAsT.OFF WEARIN0 APP.
"A PAEEL can be sold to the very best advantage
81 addressing or calling On JUSTH,
Sig d street, between 6th and tn q ":
Votes BY mail promptly attended to- Cash paid rs -tf
PATTO e.
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The TONER LRcTURRs.-It will be remem-
oered that the third lecture of this course will
be delivered in Marini's Hall this evening by
Prof. Da Costa, one Of the most eminent men
in the medical profession. His subject is one
OF vital interest to every one, and as the lecture
L. free, we look for large and intelligent
audience.
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THE HOUSE Naval Committee to-day agreed
to report the bill to restore Capt. Louis @. Sar
tori to his original position on the navy regis
ter, next below Commodore VIM. Reynolds, on
the active list.
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THE WoMKH's CENTENNIAL EYYCUTIys
COMMITTEE Of Washington, consisting Of Mrs
Montgomery Blair, Mrs. Edward Besle,
Madame Berghmans, Mrs. Gen. Sherman,
Mrs. Gen. Chapman, Mrs. Gen. Eaton and
others, have issued an appeal to the women of
the nited States in behalf of the centennial
celebration, asking for their cordial CO.
operation, IN order that the occasion NAV be
made worthy Of the American name and the
great event it commentaries.
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The House District Committee met this morr
ing, but took no definite action on any OF IL
pending bills.
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THE BRAUN AUToTYPRs that have attracted
30 much attention at the book store Of Choate
& Co. lately, will be removed TO Baltimore after
this week, and those who have not secured
specimens Of these really superb copies or the
great works of art in the European collections
should improve the opportunity. 1t is crafty
ing to know that goodly number Of the Inc
pictures have been purchased by citizens o.
taste and culture to adorn their walls and
iables.
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TIE CONDITION Of Representative Mellish,
who was taken to the insane asylum on Tues
day last, was somewhat improved last night,
although he was still delirious. His pulse had
fallen from 142 to 1l2, but he had no appetite
and declined to eat anything. DR.. Nichols is
doing everything in his power for the unfortu-
nate man. A brother Of the Representative
came from New York last evening, and is with
him at the asylum.
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Presentation. Robert Q. Schenck, United
States Minister to England, who Is now here,
has arranged to sail for his post OF duty on the
10th instant. Herr Won Bunsen, VINO is to
have charge Of the German Legation here dur
ing the absence on leave Of Baron Won Schl0zer,
the accredited envoy, arrived in New York on
Tuesday by the steamship Pomeranis, from
Hamburg. Representative A. NJ. waddell,
OF the Sd North Carolina district, has been re-
nominated for third term by the COnserya-
he can be returned by an increased majority,
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FINANCIAL It. COMMERCIAL

There Is no material change to note in bust
nc,, matters Trade has been rather quiet in
all branches of business during the past week.
The farmers have all been busy with getting in
thcit crops and scarcely any grain has been
brought to market,
In the money market the same condition re-
mains a, previously reported. The supply OF
funds Is fair and generally equals the demand.
| IL Chicago the market is reported as very
easy First class paper is readily placed at from
| = to 10 per ccat For paper not first class the
market i, rather close.
! In New York money is quoted very easy and
loans on government colla;crals are made at
from . to 3 per ct. This indicates 4 dullncss in
business as there is light demand for money.
Gold has ruled quiet and steady during the
week, the premium ranging from III to ll2i,.
/, Government bonds are little higher-a strong
r universal demand sustaining prices to full rate
Ravens, MacKinlay Il Co furnish the following
q Ottawa quotations:
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TnG iIowGLk CAsE.-rhc case OF NJ " HOW ', ~
Of Marsclcs, against dozen or more OF hlSu'
ancc companies, to recover the amount oil .ncl'
policies on the paper staincry at MarSc'lleS'
which several years ago was destroyed ny hic'
wa, brought to close at Chicago last week. the
Jury finding in favor OF the insurance companies
4, the only defense of the insurance companies
vas based on the ground that HoWcH hl'lSc''
had set the building on fire, this verdict amounts
to a pretty broad insinm'on that the Ottawa
jury who some three years ago acquitted How
81! Of that charge, were set of fools. Anyhow
the case again admirably illustrates the glorious
uncertainty OF petit iuric,.
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Poso>rp E5e.-judgc Cation is annoyed to
death In trying to protcc; his property rom
tbic,c, ol all Kinds. He has 4 number OF 'h"r-
ou.h bred fowls Of various sorts. lhcrcarc TWO
animal, that hunt through his grounds FOR inc
nr,l- Of crgs made by his chickens, turIics'
ducks and geese. One OF these pau "ni'l'''s -
called Il skunk and the other Is called INC Wv"
hoy. IN order to Kill the skunk the Judge re-
Gently hit upon the plan of poisoning portion
Of tho eggs Lately four nests were stolen e'l'
IDENTIFY Icy boys The Judge fears that some hoy
or family may in this manner have been poison
cd and fearful consequences cnsuc, ana desires
Il, to mention The facts as stated.
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The Illinois Dental Association, which met
last week at Jacksonville, selected Ottawa as the
place FOR holding It's next annual meeting which
We suppose was the reason why both Drs. Ho-
Der! and Mariner, of this city, were placed upon
the Executive Committee. The attendance at
the annual meeting usually varies from 100 to
80 and the sessions are continued through four
or five days. Among the papers read before the
meeting last week was one by DR.. Mariner on
Popular Dental Education, which was well re
Cciycd
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MRS. wINSlOW'S SOOTHING SYRUpis he nrescrin.
teon OF one OF the best Female Physicians and Nurses In Tie
United States and has been used years with never
tliDg safety and success by 1ons OF mothers and chill
dren from The feeble infant Of week old the adult /,
eorrees sctty OF the stomach, relieves wind coils reg,I.
laes the bowels and gives rest, health comfort 10
mother and child We believe TO be the and SUI
kemedy In the World In all cases OF DYsENTERY AND
DIAEkfEA IN CHILDREN, whether IL arises from teeth.
Ing or from other cause Full drec for ns,ng will
accompany each bottle None genuine unless tie fac ie
OF CuETls PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. sold
by all Medicine Dcalers. inlyla-ly
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CLgToN.-'This popular hosiery is undergo.
ing thorough course Of painting, granting, &c.
Mr.. Clark with the Bclrosc boys and force Of
good hands were to blame for the improvement
which are very excellent. Mcssrs. Smith e Lord
are making the Clifton one of the finest hotels
INTENTIONALLY in the state.
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The row at Sort Rock on Tuesday evening
OF which an exaggerated account was telegraph
ed to the Chicago papers, was a very small affair
indeed. 4 few roughs gathered there after tn,
Yankee Robinson show, drank whisky and go
TOO drunk 10 have much OF row. A youn.
Norwegian, wlo WAS 50 drunk as 20 DC inscnsi
bic, was brought up town in wagon, and the re
port fed that be had beer bit over the head with
a slung shot. When he 20. sober, however, h,
was I'll right, and certainly bore 20 indications
about the head Of having been hit by aayth.n.
harder than Peoria lightning.
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T.; following pledge, signed by saloon keep.
ors Of Keoliuk, Iowa, would be q very good ono
to sign by the saloon keepers Of Ottawa:
ave, the undersigned, saloon keepers Of KcO.
kuk hereby pledge ourselves not 10 sell ale, wine,
beer or other drinks TO minors or other persons
injured by the abuse Of the Use of Intoxicating
liquors: aud we solicit notification in wrting
from parents, guardians, wives or relatives, to
aid US IL carrying out the above pledge, and will
take it as great favor TO have the aid Of all
parties personally interested. And, Furthermore
we will dlscountenance any person or persons
engaged our business who will not unite with u,
in carrying out this practical temperance re
form"
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We, Dccmas, are now more than under obliga.
ton, 10 Dr.. Palmer Of \. Y. For the last four
week, we have been obliged to hobblc around in
slipper, owing to the fact that we were in agony
With corns. The DR.. removed them and in five
minute, we felt completely cured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-23

4 llNT.-Many business men of Ottawa do not
approve Of our city express wagons, trucks or
common carriers, carrying banner signs or UNI
brcllas for the purpose of advertising for any
particular house and such as do so will be rcmcm-
bercd 10y MANY BUSINESS MEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-23

FARMERS, READ THIS. The subscriber has an
excellent assortment of heavy and light harness
which he will sell at from to 10 per cent. off, to
make room for an immense stock for the fall
trade j. G. STONE.
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Dir. -. ULIN,

DN. -. OLIN,
Oi Chicago, formerly oil this pla.c will visit Ottawa at
clifton Hotel the first Tuesday each month, for treating
al! diseases OF the Eye and Ear surgcaly otherwise
Operations Tor cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
of the car dac cross eye yloma and the
tnmors and morbid crow,hs of every description Artificial
eyes and arns Inherited without pain previous opera
ton Granular eyellds The most frequent dseass 10 he r,a.
,Ndic1Ig r1i Permanently cured
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident stating that he can cure nearly
every Chronic diseases also caed Consultation tree
Largest stock Of Artificial Eyes IN the West.
December 10th lS70.-u
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Go and sec that splendid supply of wall paper
al OSMAN d HAPEMAN's.
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Ottawa Wholesale Market,

A, c,oetei by L. Z. RIALE& CO., Wholesale and Retail
trcccr,. No. Id La Bale street.
OTTAWA, May -, 1874.
Very quiet But little coming and prices nomi.
nal at quotations. Eggs plenty at Toe. Butter
plenty at zoe. No other change worthy Of note
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May -, 1874.
Chicago produce markets very irregular, with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-23

If you will chew tobacco, use the "Fountsin,
at Smith Il Rising's-thc best in the market.
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OTTAWA. MnY -, 1871.

WALL pNrr-All the new styles at Osman X
liancman', book store.
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Insurance Companies.
HanSlng.
EIIs>,T NATIONAL BANK
OF OTTAWA
CAPITAL paid in 100000.
NJ Il SW President
h.,nl siLA ~ zee president
"ViiAN Cashier
HaMking.

Mitoa Il. S~lr, Lorenzo Leland
W bushnell, Isaac Gage,
Il. y. Lyman J. F. Nash,
John 8rundage.
Having organized under the National Banking Law Ard
sacceeded to the business OF VIM H. W. Cussan we arc
now open for the transaction OF general banking business
Exchange on Chicago, New York, and all the prin.
cpa cities OF the United States, bought and sold.
change on England Ireland, Scotland and Con.
unental Europe drawn in SUES &c suit purchasers.
Collections made throughout the state & prompt
~ RENTED Tor on day of payment At current rate OF
change.
United States, Illinois. and La Sale count
Bonds, Gold, Silver, &c. bought and sold.
Revenue stamps OF all denom!nations,-afG fan
supply constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that offer Inducements to
customers. and shall enteavors to give entire
satisfaction to those eptrustirg with their business
Banking hours from pa 81. to 4P N. narl6,'I2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-23

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