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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10

Favorably on petitions OF VIM. Burns and
Henrietta Davidson, for correction Of ASSESS
ments.
Received. a=..=...a.
BY Messrs. Marks and Isaacson commit
tee)-- ..r@m..a.= .. --.=... f..
Unfavorahly on petition OF J. Davidson Hill
b Co., for correction Of assessments
Adopted. 5s..=. =-.=.- .@-
BY City Attorney za@m=.
Submitting list Of employees.
Appointments confirmed.
BY Messrs. Behan and Collins
Favorably on petition of New Orleans City
Railroad Company. to remove iron pillars
from Esplanade street to revetment levee.
Laid over.
BY Mr.. Behan- .=m5..@...
Reporting by resolution on petition OF
Henry Shepherd, In relation to batture prop
erty.
Received. 5.-.-...5.. .*.5
BY Mr.. Chevalley-
Reporting bids for repairs Of cornice Of
mortgage office.
Received. "n.m +r.M~.m@z.5
BY MIR. Collins
Reporting bids for towing garbage boats.
Received.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Marks
Correcting assessments OF Jno. Davidson
and VIM. Burns.
Adopted. .5.M$..-a .-..a..=
By Mr.. Collins
Accepting bid Of Benz. Andrews for towing
garbage boats.
Adopted. 5m=m"-..
By Mr.. Chevalley-
Accepting bid of Jno. Page for repairs Of
cornices Of mortgage Office.
Adopted.
By Mr. Behan-
Granting possession OF batture property to
Mrs E. Brooks on certain terms and condi-
lions. M-M#M5 .+-
Adopted.
By Mr. Glynn- -as...5...=.M .@=.-=
Appropriattng $500 to J. r. Beekwith for
professional services to city IN case Of Myra
G. Gaines We. city OF New Orleans.
Adopted. .5..1. ~.m
By Mr.. Glynn- @m=5
Providing for payment Of several accounts,
commencing Department Of Waterworks and
Public Buildings. court-houses, Philip Nc
Cabe, work on Fifth District Court
Read twice.
By Mr.. Glynn-
Providing for payment Of assistant to dis
trict attorney.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-10-02
Novelties

OfTypes and Printers Mat,ritl, IL ccItr
ton with our already exier sive stock. ", are
prepared to execute all kinds
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-10-02
B d % X s.

RobertGIarke & Co., G siTs sPs6i al
attention TO MAIL ORDERS for Books and Sta
tionery. Their Catalogues and Monthly Bull
letin Cf New Books Will be found very con-
venient in selecting books to purchase, espe-
tally to persons living at distance from
grge bookstores.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-10-02
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Of
PHRENOLOGY

ENCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
n Of the State Of New York in 1866, Will
open its Annual Session for 1879 on the first
day Of october, to continue six weeks. More
than Il hundred lessons or lectures Will De
given,
The study of Human Nature, as taught
by PhrcnoloRy, tbysioEnomy, ana Physl-
olopy, constituting complete Ahthro-
polopy, rs OF t. { first Importance to
clergy men, whose vocation it is to in
struct mankind in the formation Of character
and the attainment of spiritual growth; 10 b.
Teachers, VINO need to learn the nature
of the fuLuan faculties, ana how bestto sdlue
and instruct them to act in accordance Win
clear Judgment and sound morality; to
Rhystciaus. that they may understand
the mental traits and oi'pos.tlohs OF patients
and patrons, and how to acquire their coLh-
dence and cooperation; to
Lawyers, that they may know what is IN
human nature, and how to read at once me
character Of clients, witnesses, and jury, ana
comprehend the springs OF action ana mo-
tive Iii those who are charged with crime; TO
Statesmen. who are called to enact
laws for the proper government ana improve
ment of mankind; to
Merchants and business Men, who
deal with every BODY, and ought to know CHAR
acter and faculty, and how to handle 1t easily,
pleasantly, and successfully; to
Parents. who have n vital interest in the
proper training, instruction, government, and
happiness Of children, and therefore need to
Understand their special traits, and what
treatment is lest suited to erch; to
Young Men and Women. who hive
to make their way in the world, ia stlf-cul-
ture, % dice OF pursuits, anu selection of life
companions or business partners, this com
prehenRiye SCIENCE or FIRST iuSCIPLts Las
q profitable word 10 say.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-10-02
VIRGINIA, COMO & SUTRO

I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE, WILL
~ run Concord coaches from sutro TO vir
pinia. by way Of Dayton, Silver, and Gold
Hil,, in the morning. returning the same way
Ii the afternoon.
On the morning trip the coach will leave
sutro at 100 layton about 73t, silver
about 500, and arrive in Virginia about 800
o'clock, Returning the coach will leave Viz
iuia at 10 %, reach silver at 1913. Dayton at
II 80, and arrive at sutru at l2M.
In the afternoon the coach will leave sutro
ut O'Clock. Dayton at 80, Silver at 2;O 80, ar
diving IN Virginia about 800 Returring. the
=, ucu Will leave Virginia at 40 o'clock
silver at 5:l5. Dayton at ., arriving at sutro
at $50.
FOR COE4C.
The Como coach viii leave Dayton daily. at
O'Clock a. NJ. returning in time 10 connees
with the afternoon stage for Virginia
Tie coaches have been fitted up specially for
mt, and are tHr most comfortable Oh the route.
FAuE To sIHGISIA.
trlu autru. ) -.
fIuu Dayton, 81 %
frUlL S44Etr, so cents.
From ai4,cr L. Colo AN, 20 cents.
It"Iu Gala Ill, 3 GENTS.
luryeIs earrl"d al nominal rates.
rtrk,ts. good uElli rsr,.. cold at either rud
IN. line
NIEGr IA OTucU-At Allm1n's. Lexf door
q Wells. Fargo y Cor, on South street.
CECE CEa 6AaT0u,y
ProprieyCT.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-10-02
In! Z!T =! Y G

HAvING LATELY ADDED, AND BFING
I stan in receipt, Of New foLts Of the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-10-02
VALUABLE CATALOGUES.

The followiug are sent on the receipt OF a
three-ceut stamp each:
AGRicULrURE.--Hor Horticulture,
Stock Fruit, etc.
ARCHTECrUnE.-Bu Building, Carpentry, Ven
tilauOu, etc.
BoaN's LIBRARIES With Classified Index
EDuCATIoN.-Science Of Teaching, Kinder
garten, etc.
Observation-Disclosures, Mechanics, Manu-
features, etc.
FINE fRr.--Drawing, Painting, sculpture,
Ceramics, etc.
LAw.--short title List, arranged by Authors
Names.
LAw.--Catalogue Of Old, Rare, and valu-
able Law Books.
MEDIcAL Snort Title List, arranged by
Authors Names.
PHARMACY. ETC.--For Druggists.
pERIODICALs American and British.
POLITICAL ECONOMY. Finance, Legislation,
etc.
leges.
srArIoNERY.--F Engineers, Bankers, Mer-
chants, etc.
,THEoLoGY Classified by Subjects,
a MoArHL.Y BULLETIN OF NEW LOOKS.
The following are sent only on receipt of
the prices:
AMEarCANA-G General and Local i story
Travels, Biography, etc; 316 pages. Price
50 cents
GENERAL CATALOGUE of Choice Books for
the Library. Class ned; 240 pages; l2no.
Price, 25 cents.
Law Digest of Law Publications. reports,
etc; 230 pages 12mo. Price, % cents.
MEDIcAL.-Classltied Catalogue OF Aneri-
can and British MEDICAL and Surgical Books,
Periodicals, Transactions, etc; "a pages
l2mo. frice, % cents.
sY-Letters of inquiry meet with prompt
attention.
ROBERT CLARKE g. CO.,
Publishers and booksellers,
Cincinnati, q.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06
GLENVIEW.

Bay horse IL hands high foaled 1873 Bred by A. j.
Alexander, WOodburR, KY 800 $685.
Got by belmont tsre Of Nutwooi 223 M DesGeTTan
dun, 223; Dick Moore 22i OF AeNhnders Abdal IAN
(sre of Goldsmith Maid. ga; Eosand, 2I3 Thorndalc'
222A Major Edsal, 2S and St Elmo, 2U) son or dYs
dyks liambietonan sire OF Dexter, Ria Netle 2is;
Gazele, 22l Jay Could 224 George Wilkes, @s@ ieih
22; Lady Banker 81 Orange Girl, 23% breeze, 2.i;
James Howell, Jr., 2.A: and othersl 49,,
First dam Fadee by Alexander Aolaah sire OF Gold
smith Matd 2lI; Iosand, 22lA Thorndnle IA MAJOR
Edsall 2A; St Elmo. 23o Amont and otacrsl second
Lghtsome dam Of the great mare SaDal by I'M
ported Glencoe Third dam Lrylty by Imported Trusee
Fourth dam Vandals dam by Imported Tranby flth dam
Luca by Trnmpeer sixth dam Lucy by ORPHAN sey y,
ent dam Lady Grey by Robin Grey Eighth dam Maria ny
Meier Ly Imported Medley. Ninth dam by Import.t
IIighhyer. Tenth dam by Imported Fcarnaugt Eleventh
dam ny Ariel brother 70 Partner Twelh dam by import
ed lack Of Diamonds. Thirteenth dam Old DIAMOND tca
ed Duchess by C9ens Arabian Both lack Of Diamond
and Old Diamond imported by Gen spottswood ana
both by Cullcn's Arabian Fourteenth dam by Grs
woods Lady Thigh by Crofts Partner. Fifteenth dam ny
yhOund sixteenth dam SopOnishlas dam by Cnr"ih
Bay Barb Seventeenth dam by DE Arcys Chestnut Aara
Montague Mare go
Tss elegant colt in shape sihc color and disposition
and very finely gated one pruWisng to he very last
He Will weigh 30 He IL sire Of ono of the hest gait
ed wcanlings have His granddam Dghsonc
the huest bOUdrd of the thorOughhCds, ana hM
confirmed excellence by producing such grand perform
crs ~ Sana CrucifN and others. He viii make the sea
for 20. Last his former owners. McF"fran
Of Kentucky charged $40 FOR the season,
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Am usenents.

The military boys have rented the Opera House
for March 30 and 81 for their presentation OF
1.-THE Carpenter Of Rouen." The new orchestra,
NJ w. Baldwin, leader, will probably discourse
the music for the occasion.
"Prof." Wyman gave a gift-entcrprisc slight
OF. hand show on Wednesday night at the Opera
House. The audience was not large and the
show like u thousand others that used to "entcr-
tain" an innocent public years ago.
VARIOUS MOTIFS.
The Criterion Comedy Co. play freaks" at
Joliet March IS.
That indefatigablc pair, Messrs Gilbert and
Sullivan, are at work on a new opera.
Marcella Sembrich, the new prima DONNA who
is meeting with such success in Germany, has
been singing in Warsaw recently.
The Oldest theatre manager, in point OF con.
tnuous service, is Mr.. John 7. Ford, Of Balti.
more, who has managed theatre i'll that city
every year consecutively since 1850 Mr.. James
McVicker, of Chicago, and William Henderson,
of the Standard Theatre, New York, have also
seen much service, having been connected with
the management OF dramatic companies, WIN
some intervals, since 1853
Mr.. n. {. Goodwin, jr., and wife eliza Wealth
ersby) and Miss Jennie Weathersby will sail for
Europe in Jane, accompanied, probably, 10y Mr..
Ernest Stanley, who, it is rumorcd will by that
time have closer relationship than that of bust.
ness manager to the party Col. j. II. 1iavcr'y
offered the Frolques very handsome terms for a
twenty weeks engagement in Great Britain, but
they prefer to make the trip for rest and recrea-
ton.
John Mccullough was playing Dance recent.
ly in Syracuse, and in that part Of the play where
Damon says, "Therc is not an honest man in
Syracuse" an excited individual in the parquct
jumped up and yelled out, Eyes, and d-n II, you
can include Utica"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular Meeting.


uo,.o, pioi,oi.,, i.NeHlhs, aIa's, ~, lToV.
ooilad ~ ,n nI'n' oetIiS aoseh', ,'d; nun Mas
- pho,rs Wv na.', 'I G hels' M, Ma
Miiier VIII, Mnnai Saie1, Murphy, nun
hhsent UnsSooi. H,i? ''H''" i-'s""
Tna r,irr,, va, Ih'in.S.
oad and ar,,ro,' W. '"o '''' '"' iiec''nSS were
II" ,,a,iip;pp w
s;tn coppnni1 ~ ", .taoInS " a., asking tie
fHrdru MAJ, W Law. strcet rom lne
nmt styoet nor,h 49, W 'ny Wy limits a'so .hest
hr;dra ,as Nv, VI I'm rauis'n ~ tlc cana,
anS "%S Un n3'ion Oh Az oareW received
-. tbe Eoa,haa a.'S ana "oIh W oeSi" IL SUM
40 Ala WnIInei, anu foaus perhlltea. ..,.-
,,rareisd fro,,, d. o.eu that JACKSON slreet nc
g. snou az !, rue se,eee West 10 sawyer street
The montbiv -. "r .e S.a'icu .,,.
.han ran aJn'n5y report oi thc Guy marshai was
ma ordar.a In, oi l'o.on VI Au rheips received
On mot;op i 1 sI, o' nl1.
,bo ataot ', VI Fiu. Ine'Ps lhe anhllal report 0,
niacod ~, az 'i''' was re'ei'eo anu ofueieu
Ala C GU
hongbt ,h 'c" sna' 1nc parry VINO hnu
street was about IN mt don - sS al -; 80,
~ bis $50 aoou. " pu. uo.h ne" walk 10 iroill
cnrh p ,Id auu aanteu 40 raise IL ABOVE tne
Iowed q, -; ~ ny .noNSu tnat 'ne parry DC al
enrb rJ Io n,s d -, lour lnchss apoSe the
mo 49, a.. ~. nio,ou " a,iietu w loiciiihS
with l nnw 20 tHe street ana aey committee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06
DfeD.

Al his residence. in Wallace. Saturday evening, Feb
2sth, MICHAEL RATING, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hating;
died OF cOngestiye chils; age, y years.
The funeral services performed by the Rev Dean
Terry After which he spoke at length feengy and
eoQuenty virtues and OF the deceased
The remains accompanied to the Catholic cemetery
| by large conCoursc OF friends
MEMoRIAM.
At any death heavy with sadness; any time fear
fu and TERRIBLE and increases with sadness and becomes
the terrible when extraordinary circumstances
placed Often startled by the going of from the
stage of life of many acquaintance and cherished
panon; but the departure Of him. who recently the
very picture Of health and vgor has caused in this vicinity
universal and regret In tire death OF Michael IA
ting the community mas lost OF It's most intelligent
ergetc and worthy young men,the church Unaffected
mcnber IN his daily avocaton he thrifty
industrious and temperate associate genial interest
ing and cheerful kind and dutiful: a brother
tender and acconatc; possessing that happy faculty.
whom he In contact making for himself many and
sincere friends. Enemies he had none" His grofstrckcn
parents md the unfcGned sympathy of
friends ana acqualntances While sincerely condoc
with family their trial in tie irrepara
bic loss which Divine Providence has thought At to afc
them Ony commend them for consolation to Him
" who dOeth oil things well" And although much
teemod friend and associate has 10 that unknown land
from whose bourne traveller returns yet his memory
will ever End place in the hearts and affections of those
with whom he associated while living That his
reached happy home friends die
lives il the heartfelt expression Of
hopes j. II. CABIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06
Licenses --"Licensc bonds OF j. N. Besse ap
proved" License ordered granted.

License .-'LlCenSc bonus OF d. ~. DtbSc up
proved" License ordered granted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The judges Of election and the places for hold
ing the same were then selected.
Hull suggested that the watering troughs at
the north end of the square are in bad condi.
ton, whereupon, on motion OF Phelps, the street
and alley committee was instructed to make new
ones.
RACK PAY.
Carew, the bus alderman from the third, has
adopted our former suggestions and begun to
read the ordinances on bus fares. While on the
subject he discovered Art. VIII, Chap. NIX, K.
o., 1877, where the salaries of city officers are
fixed. They have been lower than the ordinances
called for. Whereupon Carew moved to pay the
city officers according to the ordinances, that j.,
through the clerk agreed TO work for $500, the
attorney for $50 and the marshal for 5000 per
annum, Mr.. Carew in the bigncss of his liberali-
ty with other peoples money wanted to pay the
clerk $500; the attorney, 500; the marshal, $3.50
His reason for this was the very thin excuse that
though they had agreed to work for the former
salary, yet they could collect the latter because
the ordinance says they are so and SO, and be-
cause the salaries Of other officers have been
raised
Logan said he wanted to protest against any
such step-it is not right TO raise salaries for the
past. Furthermore, he thought the men were
well paid when the work Of a street and alley
committee man is considered.
Griffith said he was willing to be fair-put all
officers on the same footing. But he was sorry
such question had been sprung at the last meet
ing. He was down on all back pay grabs.
Murphy thought it bad policy to adopt the mo
ton. Not one Of us has raised the salary OF our
own servants, neither do we give them 800 be-
nus at the end of the year"
The motion was lost, only Carcw and Leonard
voting in the negative.
BILLS.
The starch works explosion and the Blake fire
cost the city for tircmen's services SlS.35; $3.50
were paid for oats and from Jan. |, with barn
loft full, hay cost $S0.95 Among the other bills
were: Filing saws, 81; hardware, nails, &c,
$500; stone, 1881; boarding prisoners, SIG;
same, tramps, 50; gas-cty hall, ST.. SO, street
lamps, $l09.50; gravel for cisterns, 81. 20; ce-
ment, pipe, &C., $3.50; lumber, sl7.2l; coal,
I'll or; shoeing horses, year, $3.50: washing,
Slab; fire department hardware, Sl96S; lighting
street lamps, $3.50; street labor 1921; salar-
les, $47l.50.
Carew,-"Are these extra police to be perma-
nent things"
White-"No."
Carew-"Ah-h-h."
Adjourned.
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LEV|ATHAN.

LEvIATHAN IL - large pappe gray. fu bonde Perch
eron norman Horse, Imported by VI. W. Durham, %
Wayne. m. LEvIATHAS will weigh about 2,I9 pounds
Notwithstanding his great size he In very active handnI
himself we'll We respectfully refer The Percheron
Norman stud Book. Vol l. revised edition No. e6y pag
100" IFNIATlIhN will make the season for $50.
grNarrs will will be- kept the farm FIR reasonable
sum during the season.
AIl communications should be- addressed to
T. w. JERREMS,
nllla mos p Box s56 Joliet, Ills.
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NOTICF..-E,sTArEo OF WIILIss A. WILKINSON. ny.
~ CEasED-Notic- IL hereby gwen that the undersigned
Administrator OF the estate Of William A Williamson
Of county Of Ia sale and Of Illinois, deceased will
appear before the County Court OF said county third
Monday tbeng the 18Th day. Of April $50 AZ the County
Court House in ottawa In ssd county when and where
all persons having claims demands against said
notified atiead and present the In writing for s
lustment.
dated this Iih day u March A u. isso
NILTOS J. kSICEERBOCKER
msrs-3v Admlnistrs,or.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06

The use Of st. Jacobs Oil is indeed followed by
the most wonderful results. More than dozen
eases have come to my knowledge, where 81. ia
cobs Oil effected speedy cures, but will only
mention one instance. A man suffering for twenty.
four years from rheumatism was induced to try
the st. Jacobs Oil. He used few bottles of this
truly wonderful remedy, and is now entirely well
once more. w. REMNANT ElmOrc, Wis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06

The pamphlet ordered published by the Bust.
ness Mems Association is out. 1t is hoped all
will take an interest in circulating it. There is
one thing about this business, however. The
circulation Of the pamphlet is one thing the
treatment of persons attracted to the city by it is
another. As all advertising should be, the book
aims to tell the TRUTH but our good people
must, like all advertising business men, be liber.
al toward those who come here. Not q little self.
sacrifice is necessary on the part of individuals
owning lands, &c, as well as practical libcrality
by all our people as a body.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06

No cough or cold, however obstinate, can re
SYST the healing qualities of Dr. Marshalrs Lung
Syrup. 1t completely cures when all others fail
Try it. Price p cents, 50 cents and 81 bottle
Sold by VI. Kneussl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06
DON C0SSACK.

This grand horse was bred by j. G. McCerran Son, at
Genyew Stud Farm jefferson county KY and sold TO
Cation. Don COSSACK foaled April $, 1876, got ny
August Belmont by Rysdyks Iambletonan; lat dam ah
am Lass by AlcXander's Abdalah by Rysdyks lamDcto
nian; 2d dam by Mamhrno Chief the sire OF LAZY Ihorn
226H, and very many others 81 dam mare from ONO
to Kentucky to be bred to Mambrino Chief. .
DON COsSACk when years old irottcd fu mile In
H. and repeated 1t in 25 In the fall at the Louisville ar
he defeated Ave excellent colts mile in a. and trotted
the last half OF the third mile In Ia thus demonstrating
his ability do turf duty. lie weighs about 80 pounds
and his every motion and galiy dancing mas.
ters lie will make the season for $50, To limited
number
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06

Mount Shaska and, looking down, behold the
storm rise in the summer sky, and pass with all
Its sounding page antry and pomp and clustering
fury below, it could not frighten or appal or
mystify us, for we could see before and behind
and above 1t, aud know that 1t was only shedding
benefcence beneath just so our lives pass be.
fore Cod he sees the end in Heaven.
II we should go into the office OF some great
architect designing building beautiful beyond
all our conceptions of perfection, vast beyond our
lmaginations of immensely, and as we looked
about us and beheld the wonderful variety OF work
IN stone and penciled carving, should we fall to
asking and suggesting Why take this lovely
carving for that place? why hide 1t away in this
great palace Why not take some other, and
leave US this to admire and copy after as model!
Or should We stand in reverent silence and see
the Master work-sce him think in the work ana
the thought so far beyond our range?
As the fly upon one OF the pillars in some ca
thedral of st. Pauls or ST. Peters Is Infinitely
disturbed by the obstacles 1t meets ana cannot
discern the making of each part, the joined beau.
" of the arches, or the majesty OF the grand
whole, so we 90 creeping across the vast phi
lars which uphold the universe" and cannot see
the meaning and wisdom OF all things that are
therein Especially do we fail to lind the use OF
all the wearing troubles 1t holds Tor us mere,
Nor do We know when or where it is best We
should be taken a. a piece of the Architects cary
ing to be placed in the building OF me Great
Temple. But God sees 1t all, and as He glycth
so He taketh, blessed still be His name.
When the good and the true and the useful are
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office. Judges-Wm Matthias, Braden Drake,
John Gardner.
On motion Of Aid. Murphy the bill Of A. +.
Bach was referred to the finance committee with
power to act.
The following bills were ordered paid:
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Nem advertisements.
Concert and Ball.

on the evening NJ Easter Monday March 29 inst, the
German iedertae of ottawa will give Concert in Wliss
Hail. under the leadership of Prof W. Hermann To be sue
cccded by Ball The music the latter will be furnis he'd
by Wiss orchestra Tickets of admission 10 Concert and
all ,c; 2c ladies' and Ice Tor children under II years
Tickets for sale al Simon Bros ana AT Henry Wathers.
ottawa, March 9th, lSS0.-Iw
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Lowell has post office, the first mail being
delivered last Thursday week.
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@arrteD,

At the residence OF Mr. f. Rose, in this city, on the an
inst, by Arthur Lock wood, Esq. Mr.. JOHN hCINrUR
to Miss EMMA BERNARD, both of Serena.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOLLOWING ARE THE
TOTAL DISBU RSEMENTS

On account If the Several Departments Of The City OF
from the beginning Of the present muuiC
pal year u date Uf this report:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06

Robert Simms, of La Sale, aged about Syears,
fell into cistern on Monday and was drowned