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administrators Sale.

& BY virtue Of an order of the La Sale
4 > circuit court the following real Cs-
tate vii! be sold, on the premises, at pub
lie sale, On Monday the fGIb Of Feb
ruary next. at one O'Clock i. NJ. to viii:
the south sixty acres of the north half OF
the sw Or of sec - y. 81 n. II. 3 OF
the 3 L. NJ; also, the 5 t or Of the II {
or Of the same sec. The first described
tract consists principally Of prairie, lhjr-
" acres of which are under cultivation.
The second is timber and.-The terms
of sale will be credit Of eight months
the purch ascrs giving bond with good Sc
curly together with mortgage on the
premises 10 secure the payment OF the
purchase money. l.. l.. BULLOCK,
administrator,
Jan. ., 1916. ABIGAIL HULL,
%. ADMINISTRATIVE.
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4 + appers, by affidavit on file in the
Il clerks Office of the circuit court Of
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
ESTATE of FrGur,s EorreU dec

a III. persons having claims against
N the estate Of Francis Farrell,
deceased, are hereby notified and reques-
ted TO attend before the probate justice
Of La Sale county, Illinois, al his office
in Ottawa, in sand county, on Saturday
the 2ilh day Of January, 4. d.. 1916,
for the purpose of having the same ad.
Justed, that being the day fixed upon by
the administrator, in pursuance Of Ill,
statute, for the purpose of settling aud al
Jusllng all claims agaius, said deccderl.
MARY FARRELL, .4dm'r.
Dee. II, lS45. %
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Preach Burr n,i,,stoucs.

YNllE subscriber, agent for the man
l. ufactureIs at ST. Louis, will iur-
nish TO order at the lowest cash prices
all the ARTICLES warranted.
French Burr Mill Stones, Dutch Bolt
ing Cloths. Soulhworlh's paten Smut
Machines, Mill Irons and Screen Wire
Mill owners may depend upon all the
above being sold as low as eastern rates,
aud upon getting decided superior ar
,icle. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. %, ls45.
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E3stray

r51AKEN M by tie subscriber. resld-
- ing in Grafton precinct, La Sale
county, on the line dividing La Sale
from Grundy county, a hrindIc heller H.
sing two years old, win a white star on
her forehead. Tho owner can have her
by paving charges aud taking her away.
JAMES MACkIiN
De. 20, 1918. st..
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BOOKS! EOORS!

Parser's Exercises in Ntch.li's School Geo
Composition, graphy and Atlas,
McGuilty's newly Re- MItchelrs Primary do
vlsed Reader, Olaey's School Geo
Sanders Schoo.Readors ersphy aud Atlas,
do Spoilers, Kukham's Grammar,
,Grigg & Elliot's new Bureti's Geogy OF the
and improved series of Heavens, with 4 tas,
oicom. school readers upham' McptalPhilos'y
Towns Analysis, Comsock's do
Web'tcr's Elementary do Chemistry,
Spoilers, Adams NcwA riihmclic
Parley's Com. Schocl Smiths New Gram.
History, mar.
Superior blue Commercial Letter paper,
do white Quaro Post do
Blue woye thin Packet Pos, do
Fine white Foolscap.
Superior Calender Pressed, ruled, Fcolscap,
Common Foolscnp, ruled, l2l cts, per luirc
Bristol Boards and Drawing Paper,
Fine Opaque Quilts, bcs, quality,
States, assorted sizes,
Black Ink, Waters, Double Refined Drawing
and common Lead Pencils, &c. &c.
For sale by ]. G. NATTlNGER.
Ottawa, Nov. %, 1Si5.
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On Consignment.

"A HilDS. n. o. Sugar, If bags Coffee,
L. bds sugar housc molasscs,
10 boxes Soap and Candles,
I boxes tea, ! hrl rice, casks liquors,
80 BIDS Ohio whI,key, mackcrel, herring, starch,
kegs tobacco, = boxes smoking tobacco,
brl pea nuts. ral.n,, figs, cask loaf sugar
4 kegs nails, 10 hdls wrap pnFer, dOz buckets,
prs patent balances, &c. &c. &c.
The above goods have been in store
since last arrival Of steamboats,, aud are
now ordered to be sold on account Of ow.
uers. The articles are all choice Nop!l
Groceries, and in fine order, aud will bG
sold at moderate rates.
ISAAC u. HARMON.
Peru, Dec. 0, ls45.-.i
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EcOHIs and Slices.

fgVlllCK double sole boots,
do do do very stout,
Boys and youths boots,
Mems fine sewed calf do.
Womcn'S Kip and buff seal do.
Indies bull seal walking shoes,
Kid slippers,
Chllren's aud Misses boots.
Mems aud womcn's gun, over shoes,
Together with almost every article IA the above
line, iir sale hy JIG. NArIINGER.
Nov II 1873
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Fauning Mill.

o TANNING MILLS, made by
y Nurse & Sons, Peoria, of the lates /
and hes, approved style, new aud in ex-
celIcn, condition. just received and Tor
sale at redoced prices, for Cash or Grain,
al the BRlcK STORE, bv
WIN. PAUL & Co.
Peru, Dee. 81, 1915.
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LOST

I'm Thursday, The 9th inst, between
w Lacon, and Caledonia, a poke
book, with receipt for frank sent from
Ottawa to Peoria, aud a small amour. of
money for which will paw FIVE
DOLLARS, reward. W. +. DIXON.
Dec. 8, lS45.
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who has found!

n OST, between Peru aud Ottawa, chest o
< young hySon tea and half box Of tobacco
blth marked Diamond H., Newark II any
person viii leave the above Articles either ut " al
ker aud lilcklings, Ottawa, or at the warch oG-,
Of John Hoffman, Peru, he shall be- literally re-
wahcd. g. D. d I. HOLLENBACk.
Newark, Dec. 10 lsi5.
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FANCY GOODS,
Tho La,uc, ct Ottawa, La sadie, Ie,U. and
he surrounding country. will lad A-ass art,u,
in lhls line Ear superior L. any ~ the County
Without euumcrllug the assortment. lHe public
WI iiud almost everything wanted. Hr'ot ear,
and attention was given 10 the market IL tie
cities OF the east, and eNcIytAIug wanted lUIl
cash could huy was purchased.
Gail gWirdiy. bei0re the assortment is
brohen. 1hcq sell rapidly. No tyoubic
10 sho'c gooda!
LA sale, Oct. "a, 1915.
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NaIt.lS for Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale the following
lands, IN quantities to suit purchasers. by
the purchaser yIug one fourth OF the amount
of purchase, credit Of lhrcc years viii he given
on tie balance, with interest GA the SANE u. Elk
per cent.
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4 I apPers, by affidavit on file in the
Il clerks Office Of the circuit court Of
said La Sale county, in the above cnti-
lied cause, that John L. Temple, Royal
Stewart, Amasa Wright, Hosea Webster,
and Frederick Dcmlng, five of the above
naried defendants, are not residents Of
the state of Illinois and without The reach
of the process of this court and the
said compliments having filed their bill
of complaint herein, and subpoena in
chancery having been issued herein &C.
cording to law.
Now you, the said defendants, whose
non-residence appears as aforesaid, are
hereby notified, that, unless you shall be
and appeas before the circuit court alore-
said, on or before the first day of the
next term thereof, to be holden at the
court house in Ottawa, IN said county, on
Friday the 27th day Of March, A. ID.
lSi6, and plead, dcmur, except 10 or an
swer the compIananis bill OF complaint,
according TO the rules and practice Of said
court, the same will be taken for conle sed
and decree made according to the pray
er thereof. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
Hoes, Cotton D. Leiand, for plaintiffs.
Dec. 81, 1916. 27-4,.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, So
La Sale circuit court March term, 1916 The
Trustees Of schools, in township 80, \. l. D.
east, rs John 7. Templc, William oa,ensiall,
ROYAL Stewart, Grant Goo Inch, John =
Wight, Amasa Wught, Hosea Webster and
rrcIeucN Dcmln.,-ln cGunccry:
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W aIslct..

FrNW0 first rate MlLLERS who will
find immediate employ at Stadden's
Min Dayton, La Sale county, Ill.
Dec. 5. lS45. G.. MANN & son.
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Books d stationary.

Z UST received, Grigg Il ElIiot;'s LIST,
~ ID, 3D., and 4th Reader; Eclectic do.
Elementary Spoilers; Smiths geography
IL arithmetic; GrlmshaW- IS United STATES,
and questions leterand fuolscap paper;
blank books; toy do; primers; ink
stands states; quilts, &c, for sale a,
Peru, by DAY d BROTHER.
Oct. 10, 1915,
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Vine Checking Tobacco.

TIT NKsVWIIIr VUstNV"s
Il q. NAFliNGER la, for sale a very supe.
o. nor article of
Caycndsh Tobacco,
Fine cut honey dew do.
Spanish smoking do.
Fine Spanish segaTs, 3 qualities, and
Rappee snuff.
Nov II lSl5.
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October 81, ES9J.
n T. w g q o d 5
rhLE ARD WINTER STOCK.


\ tSr rccrivrd, complete assodmcut e Fail
81 and Winter Goods. which we offer inr sue
hw Tor cash or produce. among which may be
found the following Articles:
Broad cloth. cassimers, and satllnclls
Of all coIors and qualities, tweeds, bard
times, beaver and pilot cloths, aIFaccas,
hnmhazincs, cashneres, chusans, nous
de lanes, ginghams, and large assert
ment oi fancy prints, rob roy, glrandoIc,
net,ed and merinO shawIs, niltS, gloves,
rlsl,rUs, ribbons, gtcen haragc. velvcts.
black and bluc.black dress silks, black
and white lace. edgings, insertIngs, CAM
brcs, book muslin, bishops lawn, cash
mere merinu, worsled and Moravlan
hose, black and white cotton do, banda
ma, pongee and cambria handkerchIs,
alpaca aud silk cravals, comlor,ers, sus-
penders. buck mltlens, gloves, &c. plain
and plaid ilnscys, Caroline and Victoria
plalds, red and white woolen ilannols,
Canton do, hickory stripes, white,
brown, and blue driIlings, Russia diaper,
table linen. brown IlUen table cloths.
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire.
pins, nedIes, combs, &C., &c, batting,
waGding, brown shee,ings and shirlings,
Of all qualities, lichlngs, burlaps, and
baggngs.
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urooius! Broonis! BrOOms
Groceries AT Peru.
Cash Cor wheat & Corn.

Cash Cor Wheat s. Corn.
rNNllE undersigned will pay the highcs,
~ price for good merchantable winter
wheat and shelled corn, a, the store OF
Walker g. llicklng, if delivered soon.
also, good clean timothy seed bough, by
BRONSON MURRAY.
Ottawa, Nov. %, lS45. 23lf
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

Latest and Best Arr1UaiS!
Il. B. ELICIT
2 s now receiving, dlrec, from New
4 York city, a large and full supply Of
fall and winter
DRY DDS,
Iard'care, QUeeGs,cdre, &C.. &C.,
which he will sell at a very small profit
he goods were all selected viii, care,
paid flr in cash, aud the public will find
them equal TO the best in market, and as
cheap as any in The country.
His stock CONSISTS IN part as follows:
Il superior and erfeasire assortment Of
NEW IND VINE BROlDCLOTliS,
cheaper and better than ever offered in this mar
hct,and Of every color aud texture.
ALso--A ap!enia assortment i
Eseadyn;tdc ClOsL.iUg,
H0is, Cops, EoOfs 0od Shoes, &C., Sc.
ALSO,
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walker s. Killing,


masl approved kinds, ,iz:
Sands Comp. Ext. ofFhayrs, Lees Smiths
Sdrstparila. sugar Coated, FL
WisIar sBalsan of Wild more's, Jaynes', Sap
Cherry. pingion's, SINS, Hoo
DR. rayIoIs Balsam Of per's, Peters, Phin-
LivcrNort. ney's aud several 9th
DrHamit1n's Vegetable er kinds Of Pills.
Balssm. Liud,ey's nerve * bone
DR. Bochan', Celebrated aud other Lluimcnl,.
ilunlaritn Bai-am. ..alley's Magical Pam
TurIingiun's Balsam Of Extractor.
Life. Rouis Rug.bone Oin-
DR. Jayne's celebrated mrni
family medicines. DR. Uphsm's Electuary
. i FuhnesrocSs Yer of the Piles.
mllugc aul i,rn,!y me- Hays Liulmoni.
dicincs. Deans UhcmicalP aster
Wells Celebrated Siren Batemsns Drops.
cjhuiug Plaster. an Balm Of Columbia. Rri-
Poor Mans Plaster. tI,h oil. Harlem Oh,
Fossate's AuuJyno Cor Pcleg W h,te's Salye.
dial. GodiUy's Cordial.
Ottawa. Nov. I 1915
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CALERATUS.-In tierces, barrels and hall
- barrels, for sale low by
Dec. u. 1915. WALkER Il HLCKLLNG.
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City Hotel.
CITY HOTEL,
RATES OF FARE

One day, - cts single meal. rs cts.
Jus, one half The u,uai charge II, stage hous,,.
Passengers eau secure seats in ali the slases
through the proprietor. 26vi2y
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UARDW ARE.

\ complete assortment of cutlery,
spoons, ox-chalns and pewter porringers,
hooks and hinges, sad-iruns and egg
fIiers, shovel and longs, trace-chans,
pich-lorks, hoes, lanterns, butts aud
screws, doorIatches, bolts, locks, mill
and hand saw files, hand, cross-cut, mill,
and circular saws, hatchets, hammers,
axes, bed-scIews, wood.kuobs, brads,
lacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assortment Of Crorkery,
Boots and Shoes. and GROCERIES.
CUSNMAN 4 GRlDLEI.
Oct. %, lS45. lS-iy.
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SUSPENSION OF HosTILITIEs.

Mr. Webster's recent extraordinary proposition
to stop military operations no,u for the purpose OF
''sending formal embassy to Mexico has throwh'
the leading whig journals-especialy the New
York Courier and Enquirer and the National Intel
lgencer-into most amusing perpexity. The
Courier, whose cry has been of late, 'negotate,
but do not stop the war;" now makes desperate
effort TO turn Mr.. Wcbster's proposition into a
shape in which it can be swallowed. The Courier
says:
1--WE add our feeble but earnest invocation to the
potential voice Of Webster for an embassy of peace,
and cessation, at the earliest day, of war; bull not until
The Terms Of peace be accepted"
Now, most unfortunately for the Courier, the
potential voice" of Webster, to which the Courier
would add it's own, said not at all what that journal
here says. The potential voice" said "let us stop
The car for the purpose Of sending minister to as
certain whether Mexico is ready to treat with us
all" This is something quite different from the
Courier's proposition. We should be glad to hear
the Courier's ay or no distinctly on Mr.. Webster
proposal, as stated by himself
The N. lnelligencer shows itself to be in yet sad
der prcdicament. Thoroughly chagrined and NOR.
,ihed at the reception which its first unpatrio,ic
movement on the passage of the bill encounter
ed both from friends and opponents, the lnelligen
Ger has of late exhibited even more than its usua
tmidity in saying anything about the Mexican
war. Instead of speaking for itself at all, it has
quoted and compiled from other journals with tbs,
most laborious nssiduity. This morning, for exam.
ple it has two three columns of such quotation Of
the opinions of others, without hazarding single
opinion of its own upon the whole subject. We
shall really be glad to see the Intellgencer muster
up little courage, and say whether it is in favor Of
Mr.. Websters suggestion not. Its present shy
ness is ludcrous enough to be sure. Wings and
democrats are laughing at it; but then, it is
creditnbe exhibition for leading party journal pub
lshed at Washington, and we shall be glad to see 1t
give place to some manly expression Of opinion
The lntelligencer naturally enough perhaps doubts
its capacity to sympathize with the feelings of pa.
trlotc people. 1t has already learned by sad expe-
rence in this very matter Of the Mexican war, that
its own instincts not to be trusted Still, 1t
should remember that here is silence ,chieh sptak,
and in crisis like the present. even the sileEce Of
a public journal may be regarded as manifesting
that which patriotism will consider unworthy and
dlscredItable.
The daily union., 1846-06-29
ANECDOTE ABOUT THE TARIFF.

We have heard an amusing story OF our western
friend Judge -, inferior only to that which is told
upon him in one Of his western campaigns to which
we will make particular reference lest perchance
the keen edge of his wit should be turned upon our
selves. He is known to have been most Jealous
81 40 advocate, as well as formidable opponent Of
the bill of denominations of l542. 1t seems he was
engaged in conversation, Saturday perhaps, with
some of the ardent friends of the tariff law, who lis
tened very complaccntly to his griefs against some
Of his southern friends, and perhaps hoped his
resentments might end in retaliation Certain it $50
the story goes-they reminded him of the grasplng
disposition Of those southern friends-of their OBJ
tanning his efficient aid in the annexation of Texas
in fighting the battles Of the slaveho understanding
war on Mexico for the benefit of the South, which
was looking now even to California and yet opposed
the West in the claim to the ,ohoie of Oregon"We do
not see how you can stand it" 81 do not stand It
very patiently, assure YOU" said the judge, with
all the gravity of the ermine. "l may forgive these
southern gentlemen for this one offence about Ore
gon that is far az can goi but If they desert me
upon the tariff, you may hang me if ever trust
them again" OF course the conversation here end
ed and the gentlemen walked off and there, no doubt,
the story would have ended. But fortunately an un-
seen democrat overheard it, and felt himself under
no injunctions of silence.
or tho Judge we will say, that whether his oPin-
ions be right or wrong, (and sooth to say they are
generally much characterized by their correctness
as they are by the great ability with which he
supports them,) he is always as true as steel to
the principles he adopts.
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THE DAILY UNION

Mr.. CALHOUN then suggested that in view OF
the acknowledged importance Of the subjoct-the ne
cessity Of making proper provision for the interests
of thirty thousand dsqlattsrs" on the public lands
and the apparent unanimity of senators in the oPin-
ion that some amendments Of the bill were necessa
ry The further consideration of the bill should be
postponed I'LL Wednesday next, 80 as TO allow time
for modifying the bill.
Mr., BREESE, after few pertinent remarks, ex-
pressed his readiness to concur with the suggestion
of the senator from South Carolina.
The subject was then informally passed over TIL
Wednesday next.
TUE wAREHoUsING BILL.
Mr.. DIX gave notice that on tomorrow at twelve
o'clock he would ask the Senate TO take up the
warehousng bill.
On motion, the Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideTation of executive business; and, after some
time so spent, the doors were reopened.
And the Senate adjourned.
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cupaOn and property, upon individuals, not as tnet
denial 10 D erdeiSs Of any other pOt0eT bH as SUD
staniiai and direct pO,0I. II such changes Do'
WTougM Incidentally only, and uss the necessary eonSe-
qa'nes @ such inPod Congress fer The leading PuI-
pose Of rersnUs, should enact en they could not be
complained Q But he doubted uohshsr Congress fairly
possessed s P00tr Of turning The ieidsHt into lhs Prn
eipaij and instead of leaving manufactures TO the
protection of such laws as should be passed with
primary regard TO revenue, of enactng laws muh he
drotoed object Of gUing preference TO particular man
WdctUes with an entire disregard 10 all the consider
aitons Of TsUsHuej and instead Of laying 'such i'm
posts as DOud best The purpose Of raising reU-
enue, with the least burden on the public, carrying
the mpOst certain articles TO a burdensOme eX-
cess, Tth full knOt0isdgs that The increase Of duty
wW diminish The amount u reUenue raised
It is quite unnecessary for us TO add anything to
this II sets forth with admirable precision and en-
ergy the of the free-trade faith then pro-
fessed so ardenty by the great tariff champions.
They have eaten their own words since; that, we all
know ButhGps they ever GnSosrsd-edn they ever
dractr-thtir oiom arguments "a hope" says Il
correspondent, "you will completely expose the
conduct of those dsntere'tsd, patriotic men, Abbott
Lawrence aud Nathan Appleton, formerly import
ers Of British dry goods at Boston. You will also
notice the beautiful disinisrssied conduct of a
certain Daniel Webster, who figures largely III said
pamphlet. At one period, encouraged by Abbott
Lawrence, N. Appleton, & Co, (when they were
importers, 10 denounce additional duties foreign
coarse wooIlens and cottons, when our mauufac-
tories were in their infancy and (said Danie)
bought over by the same Lawrence, Appleton, and
Co, (become cotton spinners,) 10 defend enormous
extra duties certain descriptions of cotton goods
What beautiful spectacle we have of an American
senAtorw
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IL O'Clock, and at Old Point and Norfolk early next
morning. Returning, leave Norfolk Sunday at 3
O'Clock, p. M, and arrive at Piney Point at II
o'clock and at Washington at o'clock on Monday
morning.
AT Plney Point there will be an Grafton delivered
in the morning, and in the evening ball will be CIV.
en- for the benefit Of those who wish to trip the light
fantastic toe; and the proprietor will apare pains
in procuring for the table all the delcaces Of the
season. Returning passengers can, at their option,
take the steamer Columbia on Sunday morning, or
the Oceola on Sunday night. Passage and fare go
ing and returning on the boat and breakfast dinner,
and supper at Piney Point on the 4th, S.
On the evening Of the 4th, the Oceola will make a
trip to Old Point, when passengers will have fine
opportunity Of bathing and viewing the forti6cations
at that place, and at night of witnessing a most
splendid display OF fireworks.
Passage and fare (except dinner on the 4th) for
the round trip, IS.
June 22-d
The daily union., 1846-06-29

I5sThe corner stone of the Methodist
church will be lald with appropriate religious and
masonic ceremonies, on Wednesday next, lst inst
at O'Clock, p. m, on Goth street, near the West
market.
The various lodges of |. O. o. F., the temperance
associations, officers of the general government and
of the corporation, members Of the Senate and
House of Representatives, the reverend clergy and
the public in general, invited to attend.
A public collection will be taken up
festival in aid of the church will be given by the
ladies at the Union englne-house, on Thursday and
Friday evenings, ID and Sd inst, at O'Clock
throughout Saturday, the 4th, and on Monday and
Tuesday evenings of the following week. Refresh
ments, In great abundance, and on reasonable terms
will be furnished.
Admittance l2i cents. The favor of the public is
earnestly solicited.
The daily union., 1846-06-29
THE EXPOSE.

The justification of the Mexican war, with its fu
vindicaton from Mexican, from European, and from
American perverse misrepresentation, which will be
found in the report which is this day commenced Of
the Committee on Foreign Affairs Of the House Of
Representatives, is commended to the attention Of
all candid readers. II is calm and thorough expo,
sition of a subject much nisconceived at home and
more misrepresentsd abroad. Never was war
more just than the present war with Mexico.
The daily union., 1846-06-29
u+Masonic.-The Grand Lodge Of Free

I5MasOniC.-The Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons of the District Of Columbia
will meet in the Masonic Hall, E street, on Wednes-
day next the lst Jul y, at o'clock p. IN. Sojourn.
ing and visiting brethren wishing to participate in
the ceremonies of laying the stone of a
church, are fraternally invited to unite with the
Grand Lodge on this occasion. Punctunl attend
ance Of the craft resident in the District Of Colum-
ba is expected
By order II. c. WILLIAMS,
Grand Secretary