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TNOTTEN'S NAVAL TEXT BOOK-Just
j. published, Naval Text Book, Letters to the Mid
shipmen of the United States Navy Masting Rig
ging and managing vessels of War.
Also, set of Stationing Tables, Naval Gun Eek
ercse, and Marine Dictionary, VOL Svo, by B. J,
Totem Lieut. U S, Navy
The above book will be ,eccived to-day or to-mor-
row for sale by F. TAYLOR, who has on hand, im-
ported directly himself from London,
Charnock's Marine Architecture, vs. Alto, many
plates
Crewze's Naval Architecture and Ship Building,
many plates.
British Nautical Almanac fos IS43 and 1914
FaIconer's Marine Dictionary enlarged and inn
proved, vol, 4o., many plates.
Capt Brenton's Naval History of Great Britain, Q
VS., many engravlngs.
Captain Glascocks Naval Officers Manual
Griffith on Seamanship, Fordycc's Naval Routine.
MacKenze's Marine Surveying.
Robbins Surveying, Belcher's Marine Surveying.
Naval Monitor, by Caxton (Royal Navy)
British Naval Biography, vol
Simmons Heavy Ordnance
Clark's Naval Tactics, Sd edition, Notes by Lord
Rodney.
And many other valuable works on Gunnery on
Courts Martial, and all other branches of Naval
Science
-. Books imported to order march 25
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BEAUTIES OF THE SuB-TREAsURY--Three
hundred thousand dollars in specie have been
accumulated and locked up in the vaults of the
Receiver General at st. Louis, at an expense Of
1-2 per cent, while it is wanted elsewhere.
II the Government desires it here, il must be
transported, under insurance or military pfotec-
ton at heavy additional expense. In the or
binary course ofmercante or banking business,
the transfer could take place by draft, bill Of
exchange, without trouble, delay or expense.
This Cuban financial system, embarrassing, ex-
penslve, and impracticable, we trust will be at
an early period repealed by the coming Con-
gress.
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The Patriot ann Democrat and the State Eagle,
published Hartford, Connecticut have been united
and one paper under the title of the Hartford Pat
riot & Eagle, will be hereafter published by Mr. ).
Hclbrook We regret to observe that Mr.. Edredge
has retired from the post Of editor, which he has filled
VITA 50 much efficiency and success.
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ERUIT AND oRNANENTAL TREES.


subscriber again invites the attention Of his Gus
toners and the Public generally to his Nursery. He
mas now on hand an assortment Of Apple Peach,
Pear, Plum, Cherry and other fruit trees ornamental
trees and shrubbery for streets lawns, ard gardens
Amongst those OF large size Ailanhus or Tree of
Heaven, Sugar and Silver Naples, Elms, Iindens,
Poplars, Aspens, and Others with beautiful collec.
ton Of Firs and Pines in excellent order for trans
planting.
Trees will be delivered in any part Of Washington
or Georgetown; and when wanted for distant uans-
portaiion, will be packed in boxes or mats at small
additional charge.
Catalogues can be had on application at the stall Of
the proprietor, in the Centre Market, at the Seed
Store of Mr.. J. +. CaaD, in Washington, and Of Mr.
y, NJ Llnthicum, Georgetown, where all orders
ceiyed will be promptly attended to.
The Exotic Department is receiving additional
enlargement and care. For the convenience of Gus
toners an agency is established the Seed Store of
MIR. j. +. Callan where a constant display Of bloom
ing plants will be found and bouquets furnished at
the shortest notice
Small size fruit tres shrubbery, rose bushes cut
tngs for grating greenhouse plants, &c. will be put
up to order in small packages for transportation with
travelling baggage to suit the convenience of persons
going distance
JOSHUA PIERCE,
mar % st Near Washington
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II gives us pleasure to be able to state that the
health of the Hon. Henry Clay, who has been
detained by indisposition in Baltimore, continues
to improve, and that he expects in few days
to be well enough to pursue his journey.
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DR.. Duncan, that redoubtsble gentleman from
Cincinnati who thought proper to tell Congress that
the editor Of the Madisonan had no ancestors. will
look at the off The "Old Pensioners Dinner
on ou frs, page, he will find no doubt, that Mary
Rogers are case
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We acknowledge the receipt per Caledonia Of Fra
zers Magazine, and Bentley's Miscellany for March,
through the House of Wiley and Putnam, London
and New York
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WASHINGTON HOUSE, No. saa che.nu,

M AsHINGToN HOUSE, No. 223 Chesnu,
~ street, next door TO the Masonic Hall PhIladel-
phia. II. L HARrWELL, Proprietor This
ana splendid house IS now open, and fitted up the
most fashionable style for the accommodation Of GEN
tlemen and families.
The location for health and convenience, 10 places
OF fashionable resort OF business has no superior;
while the parors, dining rooms, and chambers will
bear comparison with any similar establishment in the
Union
The ladies will find in il all the quiet and elegance
OF stately private mansion, and the gentlemen every
luxury that may be expected from hotel OF the first
class IN the city of Philadelphia
The proprietor hopes, by his cxerticns, TO merit a
liberal patronage for the Wash ngton House, and 10
give entire satisfaction 10 all who may honor il with
their company, march 25-tf
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

MARCH 20, lS4l.
distract from The Journal for the ,reek ending
this day.
POSTMASTERS APPOINTED
DAVID D. HoYr, at Palmyra Wayne county, N. Y.
ENocH A. HALL, at West Bloomfield, Ontario
county, N. Y.
HArHEw H. STEVENS, at Shushan, Washington
county, N. Y.
JONATHAN X. HORTON, at Greenwich Washing
ton county, Y.
JEROME D. MosHER, at White Creek, Washington
county, N. Y.
JonN HARRIs at Charlestown, Middlesex county,
Mass
DAVID BRIeHAM, Madison, Iowa county, Wiskon-
san Territory.
JARED LAKE, South PORT Racine county, Wiskon-
Territory.
ENos SMITH, Racine, Racine county, Wisconsin
Territory.
HoRAcE HArcH Pike, Allegheny county N. Y.
AsAHEL BusaMaroN, Burke, Caledonia county, VT
Isaac Co1NGToN, Berlin, Worcester county, Mary
land.
JOHN G. RoUsE, Argyle, Washington county, N. Y
BUSINESS IN THE DEPARTMENTS
Although the number Of strangers in the city
has considerably diminished, yet the press upon
the several heads If departments, and upon the
President, continues to very great extent
Strangers, visiting the city on every possible va
riety of public and private business, are con-
stantly arriving and departing. The separate
cases presented to the several heads of the de-
partments, for their consideration, upon various
subjects seem to be almost innumerabe. Yet
these, together with vast deal Of general pub
lie business relating TO the foreign and domestic
policy of the government have received degree
OF attention, which could only be afforded by an
extraordinary visor of mind and body ncessant-
ly employed A more fortunate selection Of off
GERS, considering mental and physical efficen-
cy, and business capacity, could hardly have
been made
The only members of the Cabinet who have
been for moment dsengaged from the business
of their departments here are, Mr.. Badger Sc
crctary of the Navy, who has returned to North
Carolina for his family, and the Hon. Mr.. Crit
tenden, Attorney General, who is absent on bu-
slness relating to his public duties at the north
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
100000 $4,000 $4,000

And Sixteen Drawn Ballots, making more prizes than
blanks
UNION LOTTERY,
Class No. 2, for 1871.
To be positively drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Sa-
turday, April I7ih, 1871.
BY authority oflaw, for Internal Improvement in A.
lcxandria ID. Q. State Treasury, Delaware Col
ege, and Common Schools, in the State of Della
Useful Manufactures in the State of South
Carolina Green and Pulaski Monument in the
City of Savannah, and State of Georgia Public
Institutions in the States of Louisiana and Ken
lucky.
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THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT
BRITAIN.

We understand that the dispatches received
by our Government by the Caledonia from Great
Britain are of entirely pacific character, and
although there had been some excitement in
England on account of the arrest of Mcleod,
yet the public mind was becoming more quiet.
We see It stated in the papers that Lieutenant
Mccormick had been recommended for a pen-
sion TO the Lords Of the Admiralty, on account,
as stated by Lord John Russell, of service per
formed by him under command of the ssupe-
nor colonial authorities" in the capture of the
Caroline. The order in council granting the
pension was dated in January.
In the House of Commons, February 49, Sir Ro-
bert Peel addressed inquiry to the Foreign Secre-
'ary, respecting the question Of the North Eastern
Boundary Of the United States, to which he received
the following reply
Lord Pamersion said that the present situation Of
affairs was this Great Britain had first proposed
draft OF a convention for the appointment of COM
mission TO settle the boundary. That draft had not
been accepted by the United States, and counter
DRAFT was sent over by that government. IL not
one 10 which ministers in this country could accede
and in the early part of last year they made another
proposal. They thought that it would have been
agreed 10 by the American Cabinet but il had des-
patched to Great Britain another proposition which
had not received assent this side Of the water
The survey on which report had been made had Ia
ken place independently of the pending negotiation,
IN order TO save time and 10 secure much informa
ton as possible relative to the geographical interests
of Great Britain. Ofcourse what had been done was
only on the erparte statement Of the British commits
sioners, and could not be binding (nor was it, of
course, meant TO be SOY upon the other party The
United States had also sent commissioners of their
own to inquire, in the latter part of last summer but
he believed they had not made any material progress
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The MADlsosas will be published every other
day until further notice
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BIZ uNlrr--Is soS-EssEsrALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARiry.-AHgusfia.
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TIME YOUNG -LADY'S FRIEND by Mrs
i Farrar an add ional supply just received by F.
TAYLOR, price 81 cents, published at 81 50.
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T1Oi lers for tickets and Shares or Certificates Of
Packages in the above Magnificent Lottery will re-
ccve the most prompt attention, and Official
Of the drawing sent Immediately after il is over to all
who order from us.
ID. s. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington, ID. c.
mar 9-2aw4wd&c
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McLeod's Trial Postpored.-ln consequence of an
error committed by the Clerk Of Niagara county, in
drawing jury for the term of the Court to have com
menced on Monday, the term would not be held, and
the trial of Mcleod will Of necessity from this cause,
independent Of Others be postponed till the next term
of the Court.
Gen SooTr was in Albany al the last dates, suffer
ing from the effects Of his fall but would proceed,
notwithstanding the posponement of the trial, to the
frontier where indications supposed TO ex
is of purpose of rescue by awless persons from the
Canada shore. The precautionary, measures taken
will doubtless put end 10 such projects if entertain
ed-Bdn American.
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II lFE OF COMMODORE PERRY, BY Alex.
IL Sde Mackenzie, U. S N. in volumes is this
day received, for sale by F. TAYLOR. mar %
fTNHE QUADROONE, or st, MichaeIs Day--a
Il Novel by Mr.. Ingraham, author Of Lafttc is
just published, and this day received fol- sale by T.
TAfCOR, or for circulation among the Subscribers
to the Wavcrly Circulating Library. mar %
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ID. 8. GREGORY 4 co. Managers.

tn pTIzfs OF TIWU.
Besides prizes Of $50, $40, $50, $50, $40, S25,
$50 $I5, Si2 $40
10 Drawn Numbers out Of 7s
Whole Tickets S20Halves $l0---Quarters S5--
Eighths 81 So
Certificates Of Packages of26 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do % Half do 1870 90
Do. do 26 Quarter do IS 90
Do. do rs Eighths do 30 so
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Capital prize $4,000.
SIS ,0O0--s4 0O0-S3, 50O-$2, 800 s 5000 prize
Of 81 500, &c, &c.

For tickets or certificates Of packages apply or adj
dress JAMES PHALEN, & Co, Managers. :.
mar o52t Penn. Av. near IL street
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The Extra Session Of the Maryland Legislature be-
gan yesterday.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
Ottawa Legislature.

A meeting of the Ottawa Legislature viii be
held at the Mechanics Hall on Monday Eoemng
the lth inst The following resolution has been
made the special order:
"Resoiced, That the committee on Internal I'm
provements be directed to enquire into and report
to this House tn, expedicncy of providing funds
for and completing the Illinois and Michigan Ca
nal, the Central Rail Road from Rock River to
Cairo, and the Northern Cross Rail Road, from
Jacksonville to Springfield and of increasing the
banking capital of the State for that purpose"
The public are invited to attend.
Jan. II. w. OSMAN, Secyetay1.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.
Cloths. Marines, &c,

z UST received and ior sale at the store of the
% subscribers on the south side of the Public
Square, in Ottawa. Ill.,
10 pieces of black, blue, brown, olive,
adelaide and claret Cloths.
. pieces of superior Beaver, Pilot and
Buffalo Cloths,
30 pieces of French, German and Eng
lish Marinoes,
200 pieces of English, French and Anne
rcan Prints,
$ pieces of plain and fancy Cassimers,
80 - :" - Satinetts,
10 - Kentucky Jeans and fulled
Cloths,
> bales Of Shcetings and Drillngs,
800 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
2)0 Wickery,
10 dozen pair of Buckskin Gloves and
Mittens,
e dozen pair woollen Gloves and Mitts
10 Socks.
L. p. & W. A. SANGER & Co.
Ottawa, Jan. |, lS4l 33---tf.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08

4 IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IA Office at VermionviIlc, La Sale county
Illinois, on the 3lst OF December, ls4O.-
Bunkam TiomQs KrkBairick .LbD
Blkcr Jihn g. Lincoln .J0b &.
BWnum John L9Rdy Smuei
Burgess Jicod NcLmghR Jin,es
BHhy LctcjS Mitchell Jgemiqh
B'ach Aerander s. Pope Emshy
CoLt'ns .ban W. Ready VILLAIN B.
Co,oeR Gorge r lSs NJ j.
Hutch HGrrey Ross Matthias D.
Himcr JJseph Richardson Stephen
HUI Almira SicDhard ReGecc0 Ms.
Jones Leri CoL D'lVH Hugh
Jsnhs Liuiag3toa wilson Jolm
Kent Lesley Warden Hiram L.
l.. W. DIMMICK, p. NJ.
January 3, lSil. 2Sl 31-3W
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
STATE OF ILLINOIS, }
La Sale County. {
In The Circuit Court, to May Term, 1911,
RACHEL HAsBRoucK,1 In Chancery.
as. Bill to foreclose q
DAVID n. TERuEUN. mortgage.

RACHEL HAsBRouCK, In Chancery.
as. Bill to foreclose a
DAVID n. TERnruN, mortgage.
i appearing by satisfactory affidavit,
II filed in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of La Sale county III this
cause, that the above named David n
Terheun is not resident of the State OF
Illinois, Notice is, therefore, hereby Civ
ell to the said David n. Terheun, that the
Complainant, Rachel Hasbrouck, has
filed in the Clerks office of the Circuit
Court of La Sale county her Bill in
Chancery against the said David n. Ter
heun for the foreclosure of mortgage,
and that Summons in Chanccry has
been issued against him, returnable before
the said Circuit Court of La Sale county,
on the first day of the next term thereof,
to be holden at the Courthouse in Oua-
wa, on the second Monday in Nav next:
and that unless you, the said David n.
Terheun, shall appear before the said
Circuit Court on the first day of the next
term thereof, at the time and place afore-
said. and answer to the said Complainants
bill, the same will be taken rs confessed
against you and decree entered accor-
dinghy. J. CLOUD, Clerk.
January 9th, 1871.
GEORGE H. Norris,
Solicitor for Complainant. 3l--4W
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
Il. $. TRACY. Taller.

Informs his customers and the gentlemen of OF
Il tawa and vicinity generally that he has return
ed to this place, where he viii be found on La
Sale street, few rods north of the court house,
ready to attend to all orders in his line Of business
1t shall be his object to please his customers,
which, by experience and promptuesS in business,
he feels confident lie will he able to do.
Cutting always done at call. and all garments
warranted to fit, If correctly made up.
Journoymen who are efficient workmcn will he
encouraged by the highest prices,
Ottawa, Jan. |. 33-u
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
LIST OF LETTERS

A . EMAlNING in the Post Office at Ottawa, |
"a LA Sale county, Illinois, on the st day of
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08

tldIh LlDIluSt ". MdIheN NdIn
Chase Sam'l Rev. MaXson Paul
Carroll John MaXson George
Calhoun ID. n. Moloney Pat
Casey Nicholas Morden Edward
Caldwell VIM. Monsoon VIM.
Crook Sylvanus Murrey ]. c.
Connolly John Moore John b.
Coleman John Marsh Sam'l W.
Coffin Gordon Newton ID. .
Casey Blacklord Nugent Meeting
Crosier Simon Olmsted David
Conolley Michael Overspeor Mary
Cotton MIR. Peck David B.
Coylc Francis Farmer John
Cronnin James Pierce Rob't
Dow Albert +. or Pinnev CoIumbu
Jos. w. Packcnham JOSEF
Duy James Priest VIM. or
Dcnnison Barley lsadore Burdo
Dominy Ezra, , Phillips j. NJ.
Davaro Martin Porter Henry l..
lPdlt i'Iiidl MISS tNh l'llCluDll
Dunnaughauh Malh. PurIey n.
Davis Robt. G.. Rodecler Sam'l,
Dunn John lockwood Laura
Eells Bradford lockwood Mr.. o
Elswirth Eiiphalct David Strong
Eells Nerances Redmond John
Ebersol ID. S. Ranstead b. +.
Erwin Christopher Rider VIM,
Forsyth Mr.. Reynolds Tho's /
Fishburn Jacob, 2 Richardson Fred.
Fisher VIM. Richcv Nathaniel
Fox Calvin Robinson Charles
Frian Roger Rutherford Saline
Fanel Francis Robinson Joseph
Frege Jan Sawyer George
Glynn Patrick Saul Homer
Gallup Andrew IL, Seley John
Gallagher John Seabaugh c. Ho.
Green Gilbert Sampson Squire 4
Gill Patrick Spraguc Horatio
Graid Colquohoun Smith Alvah o. 2
Graft Dan'l d. Siickel John DIR.
Grahm Mary Mrs. Stewart David
Green John Strong Newton d
George Son SUR SLY William
George John A. Spaulding Jane A
Griggs Calvin Spencer Sam'l
Grecnman Harmon Shaw Levi
Hoes John V. A. 8 SIIvey John
Halliday Wellcs A. Sravicr Donald
Hooper John Stadden VIM. 2
Howe David Terhuen d. \.
Hall Joseph Tucker Lucrctia
Hopkins j. Thompson J. W,
Holsted Amos Trout John
Hunt VIM. II. Thorp Isaac
Hubbard John, jr. Tyler Sam'l
Heavenhill Cyrus Tracy Silas
Hubbard Eph. A. Twitchell Homto
lHanley Patrick Thompson G., l..
Hammell Sarah r.. Thompson O.
Higgins Seth II. Tracy Ann +.
Humister Henry Viol Werley
Henry Tho's A. Whalen James
Irwin Christopher Woodruff Ralph
Johnson George Wallace Major d
Johnson Teres Wright Ann +.
Jepson Thomas Wilcox Allen +.
Jarvis II. b. Walsh James
Jennings OBJ. Miss Wilson j. Osman
Johnson James Warner Tro2yen;
Jackson Sam'l Wade Robert
Johnson John l.. or Wiley William
Hamilton Ware Charles b.
Reyes Elias II. Ware George II.
Kelcher Patrick Webb Doctor
Kenyon Orlando L. Wilmeth George
n. B.-Persons calling for any Of
above Letters will please say "adver
ed" VI. Z. HOLLISTER, p. J
January 8, 1871. 2l9l a.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
weaving.

III UGH GLEN respectfully informs the inha-
bitants OF Ottawa and adjoining towns that
he has commenced Weaving, near the town of
Ottawa, Il little west of the side cut. where lac will
work almost any kind Of cloth that will be want
cd, such as
Carpets, BedCoyers, Diaper, Table Cloths,
Jeans, Blankets, and Flannels.
Work will be done as quick as possible, and al
most any kind of produce received for pay.
Jan. J. 33-Q
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08

+ A NCY GOODS.

+ A NCY GOODS.
4 p. & w. a. SANGER & Go. have Just
Ia. received at the Brick store No. |, cheap
side, and will sell on very reasonable terms, u
SpIcndid Assortment
of Madioni, Gros Desurp & Gros Denap
Silks, figured and plain; general assert
ment of Muslin De Lanes, Shallcs, and
SaXony Cloths, embracing 30 different
patterns, French Bombazines Marine,
Brocha, Muslin DcIane, Silk, Cashmere
and Cotton Shawls, SILK, Linen d Camb-
rio Handk., Ribbons, Broca, Cords, Lin
en- and Gotten Edgcings and Inserlings
plain and figured Swiss and Book Muslin,
Bobbenetts, Jackoneus, &c.
Ottawa, Jan. ], 1874. 33---G.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
HATS. HATS !!
EROOts 81 shoes.

soOts 81 shoes.
4 PA w. A. SANGER & Co. have lust
Els received at their new Brick store on Ca
nal street, between La Sale and Columbus strs.,
and offer for sale at the lowest prices
80 pair of fine Callskin Boots,
100 Mems, Boys, and Youths
Course and Kip Boots,
200 " Mems, Boys, and Youths
Course and Kip Shoes,
800 " Ladies and Misses Kid and
Seal Slips,
, 80 French Kid, Bronze d Coul-
cred Buskin Slips,
SO Ladies and Misses Callskin
Boots,
Together with smashing lot of
ChiIdrcns' Shoes.
Ottawa Jan. |. 1871. 33---tc
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
DOct. w. a. Sanger

AhFFERS his professional services to the citi-
w 1cns Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office in
Ia. p. q W. \. SANGER s, Cos. store. on the
South side of the Public Square, Brick Build
ing.-tlis dwelling is in the Yellow Cottage,
Canal street, near the Feeder.
Ottawa, Dec. II, 1870 3O---tf
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08
A TAVERN STAND
n d I. T. r..

ME subscriber offers to let lEgg9A
n that well known TAV- ;si: Es,,
ERN STAND, 7 miles from $3.50. ~ ~
ottawa, on the road leading from Ottawa
10 Chicago. Attached to the tavern, is a
tract of land, containing 10 acres, on
which are erected a large barn, and other
convenient out-houscs, together with a
fine YouNG ORCHARD Of apple, peach, and
cherry trees, which yield annually an
abundance of fruit.
Possession will be given by the first of
March. Persons wishing to examine the
property, and ascertain the terms, can do
so, by applying to the subscriber at Day
ton, HIS. w. l.. DUNAVAN.
January 3, 1871. 31--6w
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-08

4 IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
\ 4 Office at Newark, La Sale county, Illinois,
on the 3lst of December, 1870
Erin Francis Moore Eli or Hay-
Ford Namely Mrs. mond .4JJdh
Remedy ii. T.. Mss Seymour Mrs.
Rinncy Palmer JremqinS Julius
Leathernaon James UMte Uii6er
Lcathern,an Fred. Ycmmans II. d.
w. STOWELL, p. VI.
January 8. 1871. Ill. 3i---3W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-06

! COCOA, CHOCOLATE, MUSTARD, &c &C
| SUPERIOR prepared Cocoa
/ - Supcrino Chocolate
Hrf London Mustard
Euporfnc Fipur Of rice
DO American DO
Pure ground Ginger just rcccvedty
- IN ABBOTT
no Us One door below 4 Duval To-