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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, July Ia, lSSV.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 766 bushels. Red, 4,Gl0 bush
els.
CORN White 100 bushels. Mred, 400 BUSH
els.
OATs.-lG4 bushels.
RYE.-26 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. Ii bushels common at 81; %
bushels common at SLIP 32f bushels common
~ Sl.l0: 20 bushels very good at Sl.16: 296
bushels sOod at sl.lS: 90 bushels good at sl.19-
total. 1855 bushels. Rel, l79 bushels good Lancas-
ter az Sl.06; 66 bu.hes good Lancaster at il.l6:
So bushels very good Lancaster at fl.l9; 900
bushels good Lancaster at sl.l9; 80 bushels good
mixed at Sis: 80 bushels common FuhZ at Doc.
80 bushels common Fultz at Soc; Ia bushels com
mon fnliz at 81 26 bushels common Fnlz at
zoe; 1922 bushels good FultZ az Tl.lO; ~ bush
els good ruiz mt 81 90; l26 bushels common fuliz
at sl.0S: 27S bushels prime Eulz at sl.l4; 40
bushels very good tullz at Sl.l3: 402 bushels
common Fultz Al sl.07 50 bushels good Fullz at
$Il2-tOial. 4.OlS bushels.
CORN WHITE, SO bushels good at 56c.
OATS.--6i bushels damaged NJ zoe.
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50 weak to-day. His pulse Is e5, tempera.
ture % 10, and respiration IA at noon. He
was weighed yesterday, and weighed 1872
pounds--a loss OF 25t pounds since the
commencement Of the fast. He drank water
frequently during the morning.
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The Wilmington Star says that the popu-
htion OF North Carolina in 1870 was l,01l,-
361. We are now satisfied, Judging from
the increase in the counties thus far report
ed, that the census Of 1880 will show at least
300, 600 inhabitants, with ospect OF the
number being 100000 more.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITURE! FURNITURE LA
IL effer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber Furni- y
ture, In price from S23 70 1900, from the best
ma nufactories East and West, also Of my OWN
make. together with full line of Paror, Once, and
Kitchen Furniture and every article IN the Furni-
ture line; also. Cabinet-sfakers' supplies OF every
description. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. Par
ties IN want will save money by giving Inc call
Once and warer0 )ms, l436 Main street, near fil-
tenth street. Workshops, 10, ls. and 20 north FIJI
tenth street. WILLIAM DAKFRON.
te Ism
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July l4.-Noen.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 2G3 Der cert Exchsnge--Long,
4s3; short, 4Sia. State bonds duh. Governments
firm.
Erenfng.--Money, gas per cent. Exchange,
4s3. Governments strong; new SIS 1854; Al per
cents, 10; per cents, lUSa. States dull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, July l4-Virginis SIS, deferred,
6H: cOnsOls, 5eA; second series, 81 past-due
coupons. sfX; new 10-40'S, Al; 10-40's, coupon.
so. Bid to- day.
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Congressional Nomination.

NATcHtz, MISS, July 14.-Tbe Slxth-Dis-
trict Democratic Convention to-day re-
nominated j. X. Chalmers for Congress by
acclamation
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y.KrNg INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rIses . 4:55I HIGH TIDE.
Moan seis..........ll:4l Evening. ..........ll:3l
PORT OF RICHMOND, July IA, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Brig Bessie, -, New Haven, IN ballast 10 load
aonr Haxall- Crenshaw Company.
schooner Annie Gaskil, GaskiU. Phlladelpbis,
coal Richmond and Dsnyille Railroad Company.
Schooner William NJ. wilson, Brown New ORR
raiIrnad.iron. chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Com
pany.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United siates
mail. merchandise, and passengers, L. d. Ia'hAn'
Schooner Harry sheppard. Clayton, Jersey CITY,
" j., ties. Curtis Parker. 49, -,
schooner siar-spsngled Banner, Mullen, coal and
lumber Curtis Il Parker.
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SALES RFPORTED no SECRETARY.
rIour,
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Flno. Si@k4.3O: ezsrs, $3.50 superGDe, s4@
$3.50; common isrniv. *5.73Ms6.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, July IA, 1880.


STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
Virginia lO-4e's, J. and J ........,.., 4Ok ar
Virginia eonsoI., J. aud J............... 56S 56s
virginia pee Iers. j. and J......... 80. 30 23
virginia deferred. j. and J............. d -.
va. fax-rectiyable coupons ........... 80 S61
virginia 1910 coupons lyuly)....... 80 80
North Caroiisa AS, j. and J........... rs :.
CITY BONDS,
Richmond city s,s, !. and J.......... 12Ik 124A
Lynehburg city 6's, j. aud J............ 10l -.
Manchester s's, tax.rec'be, N. & s .... -. 10
RAILROAD BONDS.
Va. Cen. II. x. Sd mort. Ga. j. & J.... IOOx 49,
Va. and II. X. u. 20 mort. IS, }. 4 j. 100 a..
r. and ID. X. r. e0Deo 6's. VI. 4 NJ. 103 -.
Piedmont u. II. LIST mort. SIS. A. g o. ITO .
Atlanta and Charlotte ~, }. & J...... -. 81
u. Z. and A. u. X. lst mort. rs, J. J. 1929 103x
g.. e. and A. X. Y. % mort. rs, A. go. p3% 80
North Carolina Railroad 7's............ rs 7Sk
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
q. and d. Railway common. ..... 100 Is 90
A., VI. and .. X. R..,.............. 100 -. 10
Petersburg Railroad............... 100 -. 5
r.. y. and r. Railroad common. 100 46 SJ
Richmond and Darville Railroad. 100 III az
g.. G. and A. Railroad. 100 32A 33k
A. and Char. Air. Line Railway. 100 ~ 2ix
North Carolina Railroad.......... -. 7s
BANK STOCKS.
rrst Ns'.Onal. ................... 100 l25 -.
National Bank OF Firginia........ 100 60. I0Ok
Merchants acknowledgements. 100 OH l03
state Bank Of Virglnia............ 100 81 80.
Union Bank OF kiehmond...... 80 02 =.
tity Bank........ 20 IA %
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine......... 20 BIZ 32
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion Steamship Co..... 100 90
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EAUQUIER WHITE SU l. p II I X
II SPRINGs-Tbls famous SUMMER REsOhT
will be reopenei JUNE 10Th under the msn,ee-
Washington, ID. &. The finest hotel In the South,
will iii modern improvements Throughout, tnciu-
ding hot and cold bath convenienceS On each hooi'
electric bells, and gas. - -,
The medicinal properties OF the water are re,
nowned Tor their efficacy In dyspepsia, aropsS' anu
Ros nd Der day, 81 10 So, according to location Of
room per week, tl2 10 slS.
For further information address National iiI.
prIor 10 June 10Th; subsequent, 70 Whte rnipn"'
spriugs, Fsuqu'er county. vs.. ny Lo-.n,
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UEouKERr. aLAsswARE. ae.
DOWN THEY GO!

100 TIN TOILET SETS just received, TO be sold
at from 10 to 2j per cent. less than regular
price.
Great bargains in SiLNER-PLATED lC T.
PITCHERS.
poRCFIAINLINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap.
The largest stock of CHINA DINNER, TEA and
TOILET WARE and HOUSE-FURNISilNG
GOODS GENERALLY, TO be found south of
New York. at BOTTOM PRICES. II you wish
bargains give me call.
~ IL T.. II. IA1 LOh. IOI l WAN slItct.
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CHINA GOODS.
SKINNER RESORTS.

CEAslDE RESORT.
COBB,S ISLAND, VA.
sURF-BATHING, FISHING, sNlPE-SHOoliN1
This HOTEL is reopened for the reception OF
visitors Terms 81 per day, ~ per week, $50
,reamer Banks 10 Cherrysione every Monday,
Weonesday, and Friday. SPADY q COBB,
" 2-2ms IIODIIelOn.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
rNHE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,

UNDER THE DIRECTION or ITS STOCKHOLDERS
HAS
REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND FIXED ITS
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INST RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
81 SOUP-TUREENS from England large stock
OF DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, some very
ureity a few ugly ones: great variety OF Tin
SFTS: 1000 MILK-PANS, slightly damaged.
Van e II. II. WALLACE,
I'll. No. 400 Broad street.
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Dreadful Accident on the Long Island
Railroad,

NEW YoRK. July 4--An accident 90
CURED on the Long Island railroad between
PearsoIPs station and Far ROckaway this
morning. A gravel train going east with
thirty. five Italian laborers on board ran un-
der heavy wire rope by which a derrick
near the track was sustained. sweeping the
cars and knocking off the laborers. Many
men were manned in a shocking manner,
many had their skulls fractured, and others
escaped with broken limbs. Three are IA
tally injured. None OF the laborers can
talk English. They were conveyed to
Brooklyn on a special train for medical
treatment.
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Sick Cuban Prisoners Killed by Span
tards.

NEW YORK, July 4.-An evening paper
saws: "News has been received in this city
by the Cuban revolutionary committee Of
the killing by the spaniardS OF tie Cuban
prisoners whose names are given below ::
Minister-of- War PEG RosadO, Natalie Ar
gentin, DR.. Enrique Verona Torres. Ray
mon Gutrey, Felix MoreiOn, Domingo
Mesa, Lieutenant Manuel Sortez, and Eche
Veraie also several Others. They were all
sick when captured in a small residence,
and u.cre unher charCe OF DE. TOrres.n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03
GLEANINGS.

The UnIon Pacific railroad Is gong To pro
vide emigrant sleeping cars, without increase
Of rates.
An American grain elevator has bCcA taken
to London and put to work. The Telegraph
saws: so strange a structure mOOrcd in the
river caused much excitement among the wa.
ter population, and the tower of corrugated
zinc was supposed by some to be tin packing
cases going from Woolwich to bring home
Cctcwayo, while others mistook il for a new
floating parish church"
Ohio wants law passed providing that
when Judge sentences an offender TO the peni
Tertiary it shall be ascerained if he has a fami
lly depending upon him for support. The fact
shall be certified to the warden who shall keen
a record of the cOnviCt's earnings, and after
dedHcting twenty-five cents day for his food
and clothing, shall pass the balance To his
credit, and apply it to the support of his legal
dependents
Princeton has mOnstroSIty in the shape OI
u double pig, with two complete shouts, three
mouths, one throat, two ears, three eyes. eight
/ legs and two tails The bodies. behind the
middle are two pigs complete, both males
The two back bones are perfect. The foul
hind legs are all right and where they should
be, but two of the fore legs are on the back
. l Ilt Sdlu ilip VI l'iSN llNCu Dht - Sl'll llIN
and is now preserved in a glass jar and on ex
hbition at Winter 4 Cushing's for few days
Never heard the Chinese version of Rip Van
Wrinkle, have you? The Chinese Rip was a
patriarch named Wang Chih. He was gath
ering fire-wood one day on the mountains OF
Ku Chow, when he found a grotto where some
old men were playing chess. A. he watched
them one gave him what looked like a dare
stone, telling HIM 10 put it in his mouth. Nc
sooner had he tasted it than he ceased TO feel
hunger and thirst BY and by one of the play
crs SAID: 1T is long since you came here
you should 90 home now" Wang Chin went
to take up his AK and found the handle had
mouldered into dust. Undismayed, however
he went home and found that centuries had
passed away since he went out wOodcuitIng
Not vestige Of his kinsfolk remained. He
retreated to a cell in the mountains, and de
voting himself TO religious exercises finally
attained Immortality.
| Is murderer entitled to the property Of his
victim, should that victim have made will
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

young wag who had made going, gong
gomez his profession, a great tavorlte of the
knights of the buskin and all good fellows
was once mounted, hammer in hand selling a
piece of furniture He was conversant with
all the best dramatic productions of the day
and among the rest THE HunChback," then
the rage in Boston, where the joke was perpe
trated. Fanny kemblc was at the time de
lighting her audience with her Julia, and ev
erybOdy was familiar with the celebrated lines
Clifford! Why don't you speak to me:' 20
Clifford, is 1t YOU etc, which rank among
the favorite points Of the play. "GOing-gO
ing-last call-tifty two any more gone
Who is it," There was pause. Who is it
Who bids fifty.three?' Clifford" cried
voice near ihe door. 40, Clifford is it you =
answered the auCtioneer dropping his hammer
and clapping his hands h Fanny kemble
The joke was irresistible; everybody seemed
10 comprehend IT. ana, catching the spirit al
the thing, the audience followed up an ecstacy
of laughter with three rounds of applause
while the auCtIoneer drew out a handkerchief
in burlesque imitation of the famous actress
Clifford, dld YOU say, sir? Is it cash, sir?'
Clifford, the purchaser, was evidently bash
full person, unacquainted with theatrical
things. lie had become somewhat alarmed
at the unar cOuntahle merrinent of the crowd
Gnu iIhith ''lViI MS 'l'o dediiI' iSci Ht Si'uiN
excite another burst Ca tun. lis ii cash. sir =
again inquired the auctioneer; when all eye,
were turned upon Clifford, who looked very
much. just then, Ms If he felt his mother NIGH
be anxious about HIM. The merry auctloneeI
would rather lose his customer than a joke
and exclaimed still initiating the tiery-eyed
Fanny, Clifford! why don't you speak Il
me!" The audience, at this, fairly screamed
with laughter: and, amid an uproarious burs
of applause, Clifford made precipitate rush
for the door, and escaped
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A comical story Is told of two wellknowr
Southern clergyman, one of whom tired to re
buke the other for using the weed.
Brother Co." he exclaimed without sop.
ping to ask any other questions as it possihl,
that you chew tobaCCOY"
81 must confess do,' the other quietly re
piled.
@Then would quit it, sir the old gentleman
energetically continued. 1T is a very un
clerical practice and very uncleanly one
Tobacco. Why sir, even hog won't chew
it."
Father C., do you chew tobacco :" respond
ed the amused listener
II? No, SIR" he answered gruiliy with
much Indignation.
Then, pray, which is the most like the hog
you or | ~
The old doctors tat sides shook with laugh
ter as he said:
well, have been fairly caught this time
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An Old FrIgate.

The frlgatc Constellation, selected by the
government TO carry provisions to Ireland, is
"A historic ship with "A remarkable record. She
was the second vessel built after the organiZa
ton of our navy, and was launched at Baltl
more Dec. 7, 1891 Attached to Decatur's
squadron in the Mediterranean, in 1903, she
did excellent service, and IN 1872 was rebuilt
at the Washington yards and heightened twelve
feet. Her performances during the last war
with England were more than satisfactory, and
in 1884 she was considered one of the finest
ships of her class in the world, being a swift
sailcr and good sea.boat, rs well as a iormida.
bic antagonist. In that year she was again re-
built, and for some time afterwards employed
as school-ship at Annapolis, many ef our best
naval officers having made their first aCqunln
lance with salt water on her decks III the an.
nual cruise for practice. When cightyonc
years old she was detailed 10 convey American
exhibits to the Paris exposition and since then
has made a voyage to the Mediterranean and
back--arrivlng at Annapolis on the 10Th Of
January last 1t is SAID that the necessary
preparations for the Irish trip can be complei
ed in a week, and that the inspection ordered
by the secretary of the navy will show her Ia
he entirely scawOrthy.
Here, then, we have "A wooden vessel in her
leighty-third ycar--most of the time aC lively
lemplOycd and yet tit 10 cross the ocean on a
mission Of peace, aud not altogether unfit for
the business Of war. What iron vessel could
stand a. much? The Constellation has been
rebuilt twice, but of course there was some
thing Ia build to; and We have no doubt tina,
some OF the timbers of today were launched
with her in 1884, Probablya considerable por
ton of the old frame is left With such an cX
ample of the lasting qualities of wood, We may
well reurct the change to iron The latter ma
tcrial has many advantages, but it is certainly
not as cheap in the long run, nor is II nearly Sc
safe. The Constellation has ridden out storms
which would have destroyed the finest iron
ship ailoat, and has outlasted dozen OF them
Perhaps by end by, wood may be partially re
stored to its old place in marine architecture
At any rate with this venerable frigatc bcior,
them, to compare with the fleet of wOrhic,.
monitors, our naval authorities should use jus
as much wood and just As little iron a circum
stances will permit And we believe the fl
ture navics of the world will be a combination
! of wood and Iron with the former largely pre-
dominatIng.-!St LoVis Repubijcdo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

Some time IN ga there were number of ar
my officers stopping at a hotel in Washington
Among them was Capt Jones, who was Il
first rate fellow good officer and very pomp
Gus. Emerson and Jones used to have good
deal of joking together at the table and else
where One day at the dinner table, when the
dinner hall was well filled, Capt Jones finished
his dinner first, got up and walked almost
across to the dining hall door, when Emerson
spoke to him in loud voice and said: Hello
captain! see here; | want to speak to you a
minute" The Captain turned and walked
back to the table and bent over him, when
Emerson whispered: II wantedto ask you
how far you would have gone if had not
spoken to you" The Captain never changed
muscle, but straighted up and put his fingers
in his vest pocket and SAID IN a voice loud
enough for all to hear: Captain | don't know
man in the world had rather lend s. than
you, but the fact is | haven't cent with me
today" and turned on his heel and walked
away. Emerson was the color of II half do2.
en- ranbows, but he had to stand it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

Our correspondent, who boards next door To
the Car, says: The other night, about 3 A. NJ,
the Car awoke very hungry, and, after feeling
around for his slippers, went softly down stars
into the cellar to forage for aquiet snack. AZ
ter barking the Imperial Sims once or twice
he reached the refrigerator and lifted the lid
AS he did SO, the palace Henry cat, which had
been by some mschance shut up in the said
chest flew up into his face with a trightful
yawp and splutter With a frantic shrek the
terrified Car dashed up stairs again, and,
plunging into bed, drew the covers up over
his head. What on earth's the matter,
Aleck9" inquired the astonlshed Mrs. Car,
waking up. Matter enough" groancd the
prosecuted monarch "Ill be eternally Hinged
if they haven't got to putting torpcdocs in the
cold ham :"
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GEO, w, W, BLAKE,

EINAI. St.r'rI l.. \IIGN'r NOTICE.-Es
4 TATE OF louN HUFF, pECEAsRu.-Nutice is hereby
given 10 al persons Interested In said estate, that the
undersigned Administrative of the estate of sud John
lIupp, deceased. will appear before the County Court
OF the county of la Sale and state of Illinois, at the
County Court House. IN ottawa In said county, on MONDAY
the nineteenth day of April A. u. 1850 for the purpose
Of rendering an account Of her proceedings IN the admins
traun of said estate for the final settlement.
Dated NJ Ottawa, this 18th day of March lSSl ~
MARY HUPP,
ATTEST: l.. W STorksLEGEE AdminstratriN.
Clerk County Court. Ia Sale Co., III. iuar2-S~
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GEORGE M, LELAND,

WVNIfT INtINTrTV
NJ STEERS - y ~. Notice l. hereby given That
vi by virtue ola decree made and entered q record ny
the Circuit Court II Ia Sale county state of Illinois AZ the
March term Of said court 4. y. S ~ certain cause
then pending in said court the chAnccry side thereof
Walter, MagdunH walter Louis Etel Jel enlAh Elel ana
Henry Wcrhcim defendants. shall, on Monday the
l2h day Of pr $3.50 NJ the hour Of o'clock IN the az
tcrnoon OF said day offer for sale at the south door OF me
County Court House I'm Ottawa Ia said county NJ puhC auc'
tion, and will then sell 10 the highest bidder the following
described property being the ordered by said decree TO
hc sold that j. saw Lot ia block one hundred and
four IN The city of Ia SALT In the county OF Ia sale ana
state Of Illinois
TERMS or : NLf,-tHsh. GEORGE NJ LELAND,
Dated March ~. lSNl--3w Master in Chancery.
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BuckIen's Arnica Salye,

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores Ulcers, salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kind,
Of Skin Eruptions. The Salvc is guaranteed tC
give perfect satisfaction in every case or money
refunded, Price % cents per box. For sale by
f. Y. Griggs, Ottawa, Ills.
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ManvllIc to his widowed friend Chasuble,
who has views ON ar)-"ls 1t true that you
have broken of with Sir Ilcnry's daughter|'
Chasuble-"Alas, yes, was forced to,aIthough
she is charming woman" Manvllle-"Wby?
Chasuble-"lncOmp atibility Of complexion,
She does not SUIT my furniture"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

This Is my birthday" the fat passenger re.
marked when we gathered at the table. II
was born on the Goth of February, torty-ninc
years ago, and have a birthday only once in
four years.
What do you do the other three years ~
asked the passenger with the sandy goatec.
II prove an alihi." was the quiet really "ud
the congregation appInulch with thor forks.
--BUriiHgton Wd,rkeu
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BUDGET OF FUN.

/ know the points Of difference 'twiyt underglaze
and overgaZc,
can detect with magic touch true kaoln from
other elays
] can write charming essay on Joseph Cook :
theology
Know all about the protoplasm and all about hi
oOgy;
Can discuss in high toned phrases of all affairs
ceramiCal,
Can paint upon a china plaque most anything
botanical;
! am quite an authority on matters Astronomical;
Confess I'm up in theory in all things CASTRO
nomical.
| know the thcrmc symbol Of the cracking point
of pottery,
But then as to the cooking-stove my knowledge
is quite lottery.
I'm crammed, in fact, with everything that's new
or sCientiiCul;
Keep well read up on Bismarh's health and His
Maesty's Puntihca;
! have pretty fancy for brc-a-brac and antique
vases;
Know how to carve cabinet and make books on
the races
In fact in all things plastic, chimcrical and min
cral,
I am the very model of modern maid in gin
cral
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ZeQpl.

EINAII SETH ENIENT SoTICE..,-Es
TArE or SYLyASUs Crook. DECD.-Notlce II mere
by given 10 all persons interested III said estate that me u
EXpcutriN the last will and testament OF SAID
syvanus Crook, deceased will appear before the Goun
~ Court Of the county of Ia Sale and state OF Illinois
Monday the 18Th day oi April A, %. 1850 for the purpose
of rendering account Of her proceedings In the ADMINS
tratiUn of said estate Tor the Nnal settlement.
Dated AZ Ottawa, this 18Th daN of March lssl. ,,.
ELlZABETI &. CROOK,
ATTEST: u W SrOCNsIFGEE ENecutrN.
CLERK County Court 10 sale Co. III. msrg1.Sw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03

Mumps are 50 common as to be qHlte lash
ionablc among Boston young ladies In fact
they are declared by some to be Every swell. y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-03
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
Weekly Line Of Steamships

Leaving New York every Thursday. at p. NJ for Eng
land, France and Germany. Tickets 10 and
from Europe lowest rates. For Passage apply to C. Is
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