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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-12-31

Cut Velvet.
l. Il DIE S DR Z SS e o o ID S .
BIZ & blue blk Silks. Nous e-Lanes,
Drab and brown do Black satin stripe,
Fawn colored do Alapacas,
Satin stripe do Romelia.
Cashmere Cashmer defines,
Ginghams.
~ OUR MN G COO DIS.
Bombazines, Striped Barge.
Black Mous-de-lancs, Black Ginehsms,
Bavarian Cloth, Black Calicces.
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For Sale.

- Boots and Shoes.
30 Cases Mems Coarse Boots,
$ Boys do
10 Mems do and Kip Brogans
s Boys do do
s Mems Calf Boots
" do Kip do
10 "omens calf and kip shoes
and Boo,ees
200 pairs ladies' kid Slippers and val.
King Shoes. and childrens Boots > +,
Shoes, Of all kinds and prices. '4t
Oct. |. AZ. CusnMAN & GHIplsY.
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Ne substhbers are agents Int The Publishes
of the above books. and will supply country met.
chants aud teachers ON the most reasonable and
satisfactory terms.
KING & WHITE. Ottawa.
A. II. * c. BURLry, Chicago.
=. A. HALL. Aurora,
c. a. BRooKs y Co.. st. Charles.
b. w. RAYMOND 4 Co., Elgin.
LoRD,& WILSON, Batavia.
IIuBBARD \ MILLER. Oswego.
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SH.A WLS.
Twill & Gg'd. Silk, Brosha.
Turkerian, Cashmer,
Florid, J hbe,.
MerinO, Plaid Wool.
Dress ndkerchiefs.
Silk, Nous. de-lane,
Satin. Tibet,
GauZe, Cashmer,
Ladies Fancy Goods.
Silk Il velve, neck iesCollars,
Gauze merno vests, Collarets.
Gimp do Chemesetts,
Silk and lace buttons, Purse twist,
Bennett & cap flow Wrealhes.
GiOUes.
Kid. all colors, I.isle thread.
Black Mohair, Chene cotton.
Egyptian long mite, Black P,enel,
Half Gg'J. do Cashmer.
Pearl and China silk, Zephyr wors,ed.
Derby ribb'd. cuffs, Misses cashmer.
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$50 Recruits wanted.
COUNTY ORDERS WANTED.

nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS, in County
" Orders wanted. for which Goods at the low.
rslicash prices will be evenly
Bopglion.
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IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.

For all impurities oftheblood arising from
the imprudcnt use Of Murcury, or other causes
70 all Diseases Of the skin and Fcrniluous aiit,.
tons, in all cases where the blood Is powerfully
determined TO the hcad producing dizziness and
distress, DR.. UPHAM'S ELECTUARl is en-.
tifptv upriynll,J
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11
THE POLITICS OF THE WHITE
HOUSE.

The National Intelligencer AYERS, with
great show of truth and justice, that the
maxims adopted and acted upon by the
Executive part of the administration, may
be briefly stated as folows:--
First. That Mr.. Polk came TO the Presidency,
not through any efficacions personal popularity
or power, but by the fictitious favor of Party,
which had taken him up merely because it did
not know what else 10 do.
Second. That for the purposes OF party, not
less than his own, popularity must be created for
him now that he was elected.
Third. That ordinary measures, and espe.
cially those to which he and the party were
pledged could effect nothing, or would effect less
than nothing, towards this most indispensable
end.
Fourth. That, however, war party is always
popular in this country.
Fifth. That it was, therefore, the true policy OF
the Executive to involve the country in war;
which would, by its victories over weak and
its territorial acquisitions over wide country,
give him, as its author, popularity, power, party
and prestige all that he had not; recruit with
splendid and vas; addition the exhausted stores OF
official influence and patronage, and place the
Opposition, Wing or Democrat, in the dilemma
either Of running the risk OF resisting the War or
oil becoming in effect his instruments by sustain
ing ii,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

"Congress met on Monday. The
Presidents Message is looked for with
interest. The Republican announces that
it has made arrangements to have it tele.
graphed to Vincennes, from which place
express riders will convey it to ST. Louis
The citizens of St. Louis no doubt were
yesterday morning furnished with the Mes.
sage, which was delivered in Washington
on Tuesday at IL o'clock. If this be the
case, we shall receive it next Tuesday,
some entertain hopes that to.day's mail
will bring it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11
BENTON CouNTy.-The democracy of

BENTON CouNTy.-The democracy of
Benton county, at their recent meeting
had some trouble on the subject of Gov.
ernor and Lieut.. Governor. The COM
mittee appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressive of the sense of the meeting, re-
ported in favor of Col. Acock, as their first
choice for Governor, and left the second
choice blank. When the resolutions came
up for adoption, an unsuccessful effort was
made to insert the name Of Col. Marma-
duke in place of that of Col. Acock. COL
Marmaduke was then moved as the second
choice, and Maj. C. +. Jackson was put in
nomination against him: the meeting de-
cided in favor of Marmaduke.
d. C. Balou was recommended as their
first, and Gen. T. l.. Price as their second
choice, for Lieut.. Governor.
The Wings of Benton were TO hold a
meeting las, Saturday.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

GEoRGrA SENATOR'S Messrs. Berrien
and Dawson have been chosen United
States Senators by the Legislature of
Georgia. They are both wings; Mr. Ber-
rien was reelected, and Mr.. Dawson sue
ceeds Mr.. Colquitt, democrat.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

"The Boonville Bulletin says an in
teresting revival has taken place in the
Presbyterian Church of that city. under
the auspices of Rev. Mr.. Hall, of Lexing.
ton, Mo. Some 40 persons joined the
church,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

" URev. Joel II. Hayden has been nom-
mated for Governor, by the democrats Of
Green and fancy counties. He was pre-.
sent at the fancy meeting, and made q
speech.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

GovERNoR.-We think our felow-coun-
lyman, Maj. c. F. Jackson, is in fair
way TO receive the nomination for Cover
nor. ....
A correspondent of the Warsaw Visi.
tor, who is in favor of the "Sou,h west
sticking to their own men," tells rather a
bad tale on him, however, as follows
"From the proceedings of the meeting held
in Lawrence, it will be seen that they have ex.
pressed preference for G. F. Jackson, for
Governor. This has been done, doubtless,
through the influence OF B. F. Massey, ESQ.,,
who has been, from what can learn. promised
a seat in the cabinet Of Claiborne F.. provided
he should get the nomination. He is not the
only individual, from all that have learned,
who is acting from similar motives. | am truly
sorry that men, belonging to the S. West, and
whose interests apparently. are in the South
west, should be led away by such promises"
We do not copy the above to sustain
our views, as expressed in reference to the
sub of the Democrat" but it shows we
were about half right, although it was re-.
garded as guess work
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

OPersons who wish to address their
friends in the Oregon Battalion, should
send their letters 10 High Creek, Atchison
County, Mo. ... W.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

YANKEE DOODLE IN MExIco.-When
Yankee Doodle was first played in tho
Grand Theatre in the city of Mexico, the
audience came near bringing the house
down. 10
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

UThe Frankfort Ky) Yeoman con.
tains call on Col. r. M. Johnson, to ad.
dress the citizens of that place on the war
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

UFGen. Taylor had not reached New
Orleans at latest dates, but was hourly ex.
pected. Very extensive arrangements for
his reception were made.
The gallant soldiers who recently ar.
rived there from Gen. SCOTS army, were
cordially received.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

Col. FIemont's trial is still progressing; it will
occupy some weeks, il no, months, yet
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

TELEeRAPHIc WoRK.-Mr. Clay's reso-
lutions and synopsis his speech, delivered
in Lexington, Kentucky, was printed neat
morning in New York City! ..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-11

THE WAR DEBT.-The official paper
states that the public debt due amounts to
S45,l22,423. At the accession Of presen,
administration TO power, on the fourth Of
March, ls45. the public debt then due is
set down at $l7,7ss,799; so that the actua
war debt, for eighteen months of hostili,ies
is announced TO be but little ever twenty
seven millions of dollars. This statement
is pronounced official from the books OF
the Treasury.
If it should be found, hereafter, that the
account here stated falls in reality far shor,
Of the actual liabilities incurred by the
war, the public will be no more surprised
than they were TO learn that the paper
men ascribed by the Union to Gen. Scott
went far beyond the number of real men
who fought with him their way 10 the city
of Mexico.
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THE PARLOR MAGAZINE.
u. r. HeaslIeu, Editor.

THIS Magazine formerly under the care of D. Mead
IT MeadIey author Of Napoleon and hi. MarshaR.
washington and his Generals" Letters from Italy &c
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panon many circle which now a stranger, glad
asnng BY its while s i Hxes N
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1t will continue TO maintain its high moral tone, and
nothing will be admitted into its columns which will
the corrupt passions and tendencies YOUTH or
| which the author ''dying, would wish to blot
all the ATTRACTION and interest Of the lighter periodcas
while moves in different path, and is not exposed the
It is issued monthly, commencing with May containing
80 pages OF original matter, printed fine paper in hand
flower each NUMBER with occasional music and got
up every respect in the best style Of the making
forming an elegant ornament to the Paror table, or rich
and y"a6 ssa en AWAY, on hand
Price only " per year, II in advance copies for So
The press the public daily awarding us the very
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well the brilliant writers of
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| June l2-3t Isl Nassau ST, N. Y.
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Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repair,
June 8, lS47
- until o'clock, p, of the Both instant for furnishing
and delivering, at the respective navyyards hereinafter
named The several articles specified be delivered at each
of said navy-yards.
At least onetouri part of the different articles be
delivered on or before the fifteenth Of August and the
whole before the thrtieth September and in
the shall fail deliver according contract
the navy agent shall be authorized purchase supply the
decence and The contractor and his suretes shall be
responsible tor OF the price.
The oilers must be made separately for each of
ces at eaeh napyyard and must embrace az the articles
quantities of the several articles be carried out, and
the aggregate of each class made up by the person
ierng No oilers will be considered which not made
All the articles must be of the best quay and such
may require il, be delivered in good well
casks boxes other proper packages the satisfaction of
charge therefor And the different articles, casks, boxes
and packages to be subject such inspection and
may be ordered directed by the respective command
ants OF said yards and be in all respects their
tire satisfaction approval they will not be received
The department itself the privilege of reject
ing offers made by persons who have heretofore failed
complete contracts to enter into contracts after their Of
ers have been accepted if il should deem it advisable for
the public interests.
Bonds, with approved surees, in onehalf the est-
mated amount OF the respective contracts will be required
and per cenum in addition will be withheld from the
the due and faithful performance OF the respective
tracts which will on no account be paid until the contracts
cent payment will be made by the United States with
in thirty days after Hipeate bills, duly certified and APP
proved shall be presented to the agent the yard
where the deliveries may be made
Every offer made must be accompanied Gas directed in
the act of Congress making appropriations for the naval
SERVICE approved 10th August lS46) by written
y signed by responsible persons, the effect
he they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL If
his their bid be accepted enter into an obligation within
days. with good aud sufficient suretes furnish the
pplies proposed No proposal will be considered unless
accompanied by such guaranty
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TO sURsCRIBERs-

ne name o. no person win be rntsrs,, ,,,u -
Ra VI me be in adysnc. o"oAs unless as
an ,"ha nsctioers may orwar monas y
sale transmission. A"sA assumed by ourselves in IL
.,. Inc COUNTRY PAPER IL puhlished tr,v..,,
ana semi weekly during recess "e SEES
peors ior perodess than year will he
fstonsa 10 the above ratcs 'ooescs on terms
A, "A postmssers certificate of remitt.r.. a. -.
note. Of @ will ba ucent receint s uoscnp-
POsTn ny Rscs paying bank will be- receyeI A''s''r The
inS NJ n.hs are authorized act M onr .~.n. -
WEEKLY suSscrih. % with $40 avs SEMI
edition e % so enclosed will be entitled to on" conv SUP
M, ' FURNISH us Subscribers for satis r' v w. 's"s
same ferps. A>""'srsR Will be furnished thar N,
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M ~ IL
MARsEuLEs LIME OF PACKETS,

MAREEILLES LIME OF PAChEVBs
ToschSmg at Gibraltar To land faaascwxers.
TNHE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
L from New York the LIST, and from Marseilles on
the 10th of each month, olows'
YORK.
Ship Prince dc Joinvile, (new,) Capt w. w Laurence
Oct. l, 1876. nv ~
Si6.
Ship Gaston Capt. James Anthony, Dec ], 1916.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, Jan. l.
lS47.
Ship - --, Feb. i, 1S47.
MARsEii.LEs.
Ship Prince de Joinvle (new,) Capt. w. w. Laurence,
Dee. 10, 1916. -
Ship Arcoe, (new,) Capt w r. Hoodess, Jan. TO- 1917.
Ship CASTOR Capt. James Anthony, Feb 10, 1917.
Ship Nebraska (new,) Capt. James Watson, March 10,
1871,
Ship ~ --, April 10, lSH,
The vessels are all the class, and commanded by
men of experience Their accommodations tor passengers
comfort and convenience Goods sent
TO the agents will forwarded free OF all other
than those actually paid.
~ CHAMBERLAIN ~ PHELPS,
lO3 Front street;
BOYD az HINCKEN, agents.
No 9, Tontine buildings, corner of Wall and Water
streets, New York;
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IN THE late residence of MIR. Armed ON Prince street
2 in Alexandria The house is brick built of tho best
materials handsomely finished and wearranged for COM
large and airy and has wide hall through the centre.
Ououses OF brick also covered with metal consisting in
range of wood and washouses cistern above
two bathing and two dressing rooms. On the opposite
double house for servants. -
The extend from Patrick to Henry street.
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
II is considered by many, the handsomest and most de-
sirable residence in the District
|! will be sold low, and accommodating terms on ap-
pllcatlon to VIM. D. MUTT,
Sept. Z5-U At the Treasury Department
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BANK METROPOLIS, June 4, l847.
general meeting OF the stoeBxhoIers Of this bank
"A will be held the banking house Monday, the 9Th
day of July for the purpose of elsctng trustees for
the ensuing year.
The polswil open 10 O'Clock, m, and close at
o'clock, p. m.
BY order Of the boardi
June eodtJ30Sduy5f RID SMITH, Cashier
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nEDFORD Mineral springs.-Mr. ANDERSON, pro-
ID pretor respectfully informs the public that this esab
shrent will be opened and prepared for the acconmodn
tion of vsters by the 10Th OF this month.
The OF this fashionable watering place
too well and widely known require enumeration in
card to the public.
The services of Mr. MARTIN, whose activity, energy,
and amiabe dispositions the manager OF such esab
ishnen have hitherto commended him to the favorable
regard oil patrons of the springs during the last
summers, have been engaged Experienced and attentive
and fine band OF music have also been secured
The road from Cumberland, the western terminus of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and from lolldaysburg,
1.-The Pennsylvania canal, and Chanbersburg
minus of Cumberland Valley Railroad, Bedford, have
been much improved, and ire in good order.
May l7--2awtAug
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DISTRICT OF coLumpA, County Of Washington, touit:
Through tickets to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point
/ Comfort, &c., via, Richnond aud Port Walthall.
u'hOie fare - 90 only.

|NlE public are advised that through tickets continue
be gwen board the Potomac Steamboat to The s,,cS
paSes al me rate OF five dollars and nifty only,
Guiding meals the James river boat.
Passengers leaving Washington at 9, m, Aexan-
da at "a, a. M Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays,
reach Richmond 8, D. m, I'm its beautiful
sceney,) where they lodge, aud the next morning by
e Richmond and Peersburgh railroad and Port Waltha
Steamboat line Norfolk which place they reach by l.
For further information, apply to Captain J. W Rod
gers, on board the Potomac steamboat, or tol
" GEORGE MATTlNGLY, Agent
Il June 2-s,aw6w
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NJ Office o stockholders of the Magnetic Telc-
N graph Company appliance with the fourth
ton incorporate SAID company, passed by the
legislature of Maryland their late session. you here
by notified Congress Hail. in the city OF Pa-
depha, Tuesday the 9TH day OF July next at 10 O'clock,
M for the purpose of choosing PRESIDENT boald of di
ector and oher officers pursuance OF said act shall
be deemed expedent accept the provisions thereof
The said 9th day Of July is the time OF the regular annual
meeting according to existing rcguationsune 9Th, lS47.
SAMUEL +. b. MORSE,
d. b. FRENCH
GEO. c. PENNIMAN.
June I2-law3w Ii. J. ROGERS.
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OoILEcToR's OFFICE, May g. l047
(NITY TAxEs-Notice to tho Negligent.-Au persons
~ whose tax city property household furniture ne.
main unpaid hereby notified that payment is rsani,ed
within sixty days from the above date, default whereof
the law will be enforced by levy and sale Of on0uenf
property. A. ROTHWEI.T, (,oiIec,nr
May 1-2aw2nif oS-~
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE %, 1S4z

plain, per ream
reams best quality royal paper, plain
j best handmade denny paper, plain
l g best handmade medium paper,
plain
reams best handmade double cap paper,
plain
200 dozen cards steel pens Department to have the
liberty of selecting from all the different kinds
manufactured, English or American, IN the mar
Set, per dozen cards.
gross Damascus pens in boxes, with one dozen
holders to each gross per gross.
&c other steel pens, in boxes, with one
dozen holders to each gross
1000 Opaque quilts No. 80, per thousand.
20 dozen Monroe's black lead pencils, gradu-
ated per dozen.
60 Cohen's red lead pencils
5 best red lead pencils
2 sc 9-inch ivory folders
$50 Sc red tape No. Is
&c pieces silk taste
90 cocoa sand-boxes
g wafer stands
bottles Maynard Noyess black ink :"
l &c bottles Hoover's red ink
60 half pint bottles Amold's red ink sc
60 pounds red waters, best per pound
g red pea, best,
g best scarlet sealng-wax s
i % fancy :" -
5 prepared India-rubber IS
dozen eutgIass inssands, 81 inches
square, pilla red plain per dozen
Z" letter stamps ivory handles g
4 4" desk knives, Rodgerss best
+" erasers, Rodgers's, ivory handles in
], $. +" best papershears, Singh &c blades :.
sc &c scissors A &c :"
l..
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10 pounds cotton twlne, assorted sizes, per pound
bushel black sand, per bushel
Each bidder furnish with his proposals sample,
and but sample, of each article bid for.
Each article be bid for, and than price
named for any article
Bids fully conforming the advertisement will not be
considered, 81.
The and conditions annexed the advertisement
for printing are, far applicable to be Incorporated IN
the contract for stationery and the head of the
will in all cases. Judge whether the articles rendered by the
contractor of the quality required by the contract
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest and best bid
performance a. aa
The stationery is to be furnished it may be ordered by
the Department. and the contract prices, whether the
quantities exceed fall short of those estimated.
May 3l-law4w G. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
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June 123t
NATIONAL LIME Ku4Ns,

Corner of Ttceaty.frst street and New York ave~ne
EFT all people take notice, that the undersigned
purchased the before-named lime kilns, and il and
always will be prepared furnish the best lime
notice, the cheapest for credits
Calcned plaster and cement of first quality always
hand. GEO. w. HARDNESS
MAY &-eo3tN 1aw4w