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These are house values and when the expense
of establishment in Japan kept up the year round the
charter ofthe vessel, &c. taken into account the
profits, if any, will be found trifing indeed.
regret that of time prevents my rendering my
information more complete, and wishing you pleasant
and prosperous voyage to China have the honor to
MAN, sir, very respectfully, your most obedent servant
o. NJ ROBERTS,
United States Consul
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Bv a. GREEN, .9uction4ey

U>XECUTOR'S SALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
T. late Commodore j. b. Nicholson, of the United States
navy.-On Friday, the 18th instant, shall sell my
on room, Concert Hall, Browns Hotel O'Clock, p.
M, the effects of the above consisting Of
Fine gold watch and diamond breastpin
Sword and superb new epaulets
Writing desk and trunks.
Aso, his personal wardrobe.
BY order Of the executor.
Mar S-eo3t A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
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THE II MON.

my discretion before going to the Loo Choo islands
should il meet your appreciation.
lam, sir, very respectfully your obedient servant
II. PAULDING, Captain
Com. JAMES BIDDLE, commanding United States naval
forces in the East Indies.
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PArlltoTIc BANK OF WASHINGTON, March 2, 1871
TJ1IIE President md Bonrd Of Trustees OF this In


shition have been induced by various considerations
useful and plan adopted in the northern cities,
where these institutions OF the greatest importance
pecialy TO the laboring classes OF communities Tor the
safe-keepng and accumulation of their earnings which,
without safe depository, are apt 10 be squandeed or 9th
erwise lost.
The following the terms which deposites will be
received:
First All remaining deposite twelve months and
over shall be entitled interest the of cent
anniin all sums remaining six months and over, but
less than twelve months the oil 81 per cent per an
all sums remaining deposite less than six months
shall be entitled to interest the of
the interest to be calculated by calendar months and
interest to be allowed on fractional parts of month.
depose.
Third. No hundred dollars shall be with
drawn nj any time without ten days previous notice.
which may be dispensed with tho option of the board
shall any less than five dollars be Withdrawn
less interest on deposes, or to close an account.
Fourth The deposites and payments shall be regularly
entered in the books of the bank and deposit
ing money shall be furnished with duplicate of his her
account in which every depositc payment shall be gu
larry entered as made
Fifth cas-book and ledger shall be kept the bank,
in which the deposes of money and payments shall be i'm
medately entered.
Srth book shall be kept at the bank in which every
deposition shall be at liberty to designate the person per
shall be paid if not otherwise disposed of by will.
SepeuHi. The money thus deposited win be invested in
safe and unquesonable securities.
BY order of the Board of Trustees:
G. G. GRAMMER, President
March S-2nw6w
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Rv II. ". DYER, .s.cffomeer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS, VEST
IL ings, and Fancy Articles at Auction-On Thursday
next, the lth instant 10 o'clock, shall SELL the store
of W. b. Lewis, Pennsylvania avenue, the corner
ofI street. all the stock and fixtures of his store, consist
ing of 500 pieces of superior clothing OF every description
and of goods and trimmings usually kept
in such the fixtures which two large mir
show counters, lamps, stoves, desks,
clocks, &c large reproof iron chest large fo OF
and fancy goods, and quantity ofbooks &c, &c.
Also the lease OF the store.
Terms of sale: All of and under $50, cash over
$780, credit of 80 and 60 days for approved endorsed
bearing interest. ROBT w. DfEh,
March Sd Auctioneers.
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government as will appear from the accompanying trans
lation of my commission into the Japanese language
JAMES BlDDLE.
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UNITED STATES SHIP COLUMBUS,

Yeddo Bay, July "a, 1916.
SIR: have received your letter OF this days date
approve OF your suggestion respect to the Ladrone and
BONN islands; and you hereby authorized your
discretion TO touch at either both of those places be-
fore you visit Loo Choo
Very respectfully, your most obedient,
JAMES BIDDLE.
Capt II. PAULDING, u s. ship Vlncennes.
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S1UGAR, Molasses &C., Mt Aucton.-On Friday next the
- 18th instant, at ii O'Clock, m, +. and A. II
Dodges wharf, the cargo of the brig Anaostan, from Maya
gucs Porto Rico, consisting OF
207 hhds strictly prime sugar
90 hhds. superior moasses
g g Sas. prime green coffee
Will be added
2i0O sacks Liverpool A. G. salt
500 Ashton's fine salt.
EDWARD S. WRIGHT
March Sit Aueoneer, Georgetown
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR MARCH 81.
$50 900 capitals l5 OOO-S7 O0Ot of OO0i of
$l,SO0-l00 Of 81 10000 Of 81 900

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Susquehanna canal outlet lock dewa
ter, and other purposes.
Class No Is, for 1871.
To be drawn the city of Baltimore, Maryland, We'd
nesday March 81, lS47
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From the New Orleans Picoyune, March l.
Later from TnmpIco.

By the arrival of the schooner Della, Captain Ham, we
have dates from that city TO the goth of February.
General Scott arrived at Tampico on the 10th ult He
was received with saues fired from the land and from
the United States schooner Nonata An accident
red in firing the salute shore, by the explosion of some
musket cartridges. by which two were pretty Sc
verey, but not dangerously wounded The general
looking in excellent health, and Tampico was alive
with excitement The Mexcans had the utmost curesi
ty to the 'grea general OF whom they had heard so
much
Quite the most important by this arrival is the
ported evacuation of Vera Cruz by order OF ana Anna
This received here in the following letter from
a most respectable source
TAMPIco February 49, 1s47
This afternoon the mail carrier from Vera Cruz
rived bringing letters for foreign merchants in this city,
which stated that the commander of the Mexican forces
at Vera Cruz had received positive orders from Santa
Anna 10 withdraw all the forces from that city, and to
march them into the Interior and 1t s supposed by all
now that Vera Cruz will be occupied by our troops with
out blow being struck"
Preparations making at Tampico for the embarka-
ton OF the troops with rapdity
The Sentinel announces the death Of Capt Achilles
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4 NEW Volume Che I4th) OF the .sEncyciopedia

"A Americana popular dictionary of arts, science
erature history politics, and biography just issued by
Lea & Blanchard, Fourth street, Philadelphia This sup
Elementary volume of Of the valuable works of the
age has been well prepared and brought up TO the year
lSH, by Professor Henry Nethake, O the University OF
ylvana The numerous subscribers who have been
waiting its completion perfect their SETS and all
who register of events of the last fifteen years for the
whole world, can obtain this volume separately, price
dollars in CLOTH two dollars and fifty cents in ea
err match the style in which the publishers have been
selling it,
Subscribers in the large cities be supplied on appl
cation any of the principal bookstores: and persons
ding in the country have their sets matched by sending
a Volume in charge of friends visiting the city.
Len & Blanchard issue catalogue OF their numerous
publications Libraries, gratis application by mail
or otherwise March S--3eod
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great lottery requested TO be particular IN directing
their letters to JAMES FLETCHER IL Co,
No Franklin Buildings, North street,
Baltimore, Maryland
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Washington Assemblies.

washington Aasembues +.
NIOTICE.-A meeting OF the managers will be held al
IN Cauer's Saloon tomorrow evening, (Tuesday) ats
O'Clock, D. BY order of the managers. March Sill
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Morris of the Illinois volunteers He died on the 18th
ult and was buried with military honors.
letter has been received here, dated the morning OF
the 18th ut from Tampico, which declares that General
moros and the Brazos We annex letter from HUNS
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ult and buried with military honors.
letter has been received here, dated the morning OF
the 18th ut from Tampico, which declares that General
Urea had received positive orders TO against Nata
moros and the Bnzos We annex letter from HUNS
den, received by the Oela
Editorial correspondence of the Picuyune.l
TAMPIoo, Feb. IS, 1877
vessa is to sail early tomorrow morning for New
Orleans and avail myself OF the occasion to send you
what little news have picked up since my last p have
on the 9th INST, bya Mexican ohcer TO ms Trend IN
this place, This extract states that Santa Anna was to
march upon Saho preparatory to attacking Mon,erey
Matamoros and that both expeditions must prove sue
cessiu The writer INDUCES in the most sangune ex-
pressions He says ''the Yankees will see strong
blow struck against them, and be made to pay dearly
for what they have dome" Ii Is pretty certain thai
Santa Anna is at Satllo, and it is even reported
that he has engaged General Taylor. This, however,
we do not believe in Tampico, | must confess that
the extract of the letter TO which here allude gives
me some concern. 1--WE shall give the Yankees
some hot work in the north while they are marching on
Vera Cruz is the confident language OF the writer OF
this extract who other than the private secretary
of Santa Anna. OF this am altogether well assured
Mdshipman Perry is still here with the Iampico Tor
mery the Belle, taken prize He to sail in day
or two for Anton Lizardo. The Nonaa, commanded by
Mdshipman Smith, sailed few days ago, but returned
in leaky condition with her hull working badly.
survey has been held upon her, and she is condemned
and turned to the quarermasers department for the
use of the United States
By an arrival from Lobos island, learn that there
are at that place Pennsy lvania regiment the
South Carolina Palmetto regiment, part of the New
ork regiment the whole OF the Louisiana regiment,
with the exception of that part which was wrecked
and now in Tampco under Col De Russy; also 400
of the sh regiment United States infantry. learn, fur
ther that the vessel by which have this intelligence,
her passage up spoke vessel with troops of the 9th
United States infantry on board bound for Lobos island
Many of the troops at the island had not dlsembark
Others had landed and commenced drilling The island
furnishes scant and brackish waer of wood there is
a sufcency. In addition the ships at anchor at Lobos
the United States sloopowar St Mary's is also there
The British mail steamer from Vera Cruz due here
some two or three days. has not yet arrived
see that some of the volunteers lately in your city,
respondence complains severely of their depredaons in
his whereabouts but ii falls my lot speak in the full
lest of praise of the volunteers encamped at this
where Yours, F. A. l.,
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Later from Campeachy.-Loss Of the British steamer
Tyeed-Sixty Lives lost.
The Iucatan schooner Arevida, Capt. Zanchez, ar
rived at this port this morning from Campeachy, having
sailed the 10th February.
A letter has been received by her from commercial
house at Campeachy announcing that reached that
city the evening of the 18th of the loss of the British royal
mail steamer Tweed She was lost the 18th of Feb
uary, the northeast end OF the Aacranes, and sixty
persons drowned The Tweed left Havana on the
9th ult. for Vera Cruz and Tampico Expeditions were
sent from Campeachy her assistance The letter
ceved here says that Com Conner chad also sent TO La
guna for steamer, but the purport is not very inelg
BILE The Aacranes lie about seventy miles from the
coast of Yucatan directly north OF Merida
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NENTLEMEN's Hass.-The spring style will be iniIo-
~ duced by us this day, March 2, 1Si7)l
Those OF our customers Congress whose regis
tered with can be supplied with the style by sending
their order. NJ. III. STEVENS & EMMONS,
March Pitt Hntters 1 md Rrovn's Hotel
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27

: A SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
IA This great Remedy: to which the public atten-
ton is particularly called, has been extensively
used in the western & south western states, spec
dy satt and certain cure for Ague and fever, Dumb
Ague. Chill, Orintermittent Fever. .nni u
The unexampled and complete attending its
use and so well proven have become its wide spread
victories over every form OF Ague in the that the
'Febrliuge' Is now superseding every other offered
remedial agent and looked upon the only one that
can be relied upon in ak stages OF the disease.
The many thousands of instances wherein it has
wrought cures, while instance is known, nor can
be shown OF failure, warrants it in being offered
possessing the three cardinal merits, without which
no medicine can be safely used in Auge cases These
merits are, that itscur safe certain and pema
nent, c. S. Mackenzie < Co Cleveland Ohio proprie-
tors. a... arls....H ~ ~
4JFor sale by Hoadley. Phelps & Co. wholesale a
gents New York, and by Brinkerhoff & Penton Chi
cage, Ill; Ewards < Francis, St. Louis, Mo- and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
For saleby VIM. Nj. WOoLSEY, agent for Ey-
ansvile, Ind. may 9m.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27
Mack reese t<r;Hil;vrUeYebraied Pins.


M OW properly esteemed in all neighborhoods
In where they have been used were first made some
Twelve years Ago by the proprietor, from feget-
able Extract, and then recommended by him as a SUI
perior Bilious Pill-He then resided in an eastern
City. On his removal to the west, in 1886 he was
soon forced TO observe the very general complaint,
then and prevalent of a Diseased state of
L The Liver, Jaundice &c. His long experience
OF the primary causes and disastrous results of t
lection OF this all important working agent of the hui
man frame, and possessed As he was of practical
knowledge OF the specific action produced in that
gan 1.-THE 1ver) by the Extract successfully
ed to by him in practice induced the Proprietor
to give his Pills trial in those diseases where Chron
ic or Torpid State of the Liver was Complained of
The result in every instance, so far he has been
informed, has shown their Complete Triumph over
that disorder. Thus convinced of their complete eff
cacy, he has since invariably recommended them
and thousands who in the health restoring Of them
have been benefited, bear witness to their power
ful ELECTS in Kidding the system of all those diseases
connected with or dependent upou an unhealthy
othe Liver such Bilious and other Fevers Jaundcc
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Flatulency, Heartburn,
Habitual costvness &c .flr
In view of all these facts, the proprietor in recommen
ding his CoMPoUNp LIVER PILLS, does so with
the greatest confidence in their properties of prevent
who may have occasion to use Them That they are
strictly what they purpor TO be, being prepared express
ly Tor the atore mentioned diseases They act spe-
cihcaly on the Liver and Visccra; remove all con-
gestive action and morbid secretions; purifying the
blood; causing free and healthy discharge OF bile;
Strengthening the system, and assisting digestion
G. ). MACKENZIE & Co., Cleveland, Ohio Propri-
etors For sale by w. Nj. WOOLSEY, agent,
mayl-9m Evansville, Ia
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27
FURNITURE! FURNHTUREm

RI MARTIN RlES has on hand and Of fz--z7
Sc fers at helowest market prices all kinds 49,
CG of Cabinet Furniture.
Also, compile assortment of CHAIRS, articles of
furniture including CoFFNs, made to order and the
shortest notice. at his ware-room, one door south of
the Clerks Office, Main ST., Evansville. janl46m.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27

TIE Finances OF THE WoRLD.-The world must
soon stop, said merchant to Prof Mitchell.
Why! 1t has got along very well for six thousand
years.
Yes but it has never been able TO make both ends
meet and don't believe il ever Yankee Doodle
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Ii. A. Fahncstocl< & Co.'S Family Medicines.

Ii. A. Fahncstock g. Co.'s Family Medicines.
ID A. FAHNESTOCKfS anti Bilious PiHs-A
ID. safe and valuable remedy in intermittent remit
tent and bilious fevers and all complaints ofan in
fammatory character. 1t is an excellent purgatve,
being mild yet elIectual in its operation.
B. A. Fahnestock's Ligid OpodiIdoc.-A prepare
ton far superior to the common Opoddoc for sprains
bruises and all cases in which OpodildOc is COM
monty used
b. A. Eahnestock a. Co.'S Cough BdLsom-There
are perhaps but few cough preparations that will pro-
duce such decided effects in 50 short time 1t is
pleasant and eflectual.
B. A. FdhRestock 4 Co.'S Cough Lozepges, Pos
all the virtues of the best cough syrus in
trated form-are convenient TO take and pleasant
the taste
b. A. Fahnestock q, Co.'S CdrmiRafiue Lo=eRges,
Have cured hundreds of the Bowel Complaint, while
not an instance has yet come to our knowledge in
which they have failed They will certainly and
speedily aay the morbid rriabiity of the bowels re-
store the checked prespration and in short time cure
the most inveterate case DiarrhHa, Chronic Dys-
entery, iiabitual looseness-Prce % cents box.
B. A. Fahnestock & Co.'S Eye Water, for curing Ia
famdtion Of The Eyss-Has proved itsefa valuable re-
medy for Disease of the Eyes arising from sand DUST
intense light-blows- sudden change of temperature
colds absorption of scrofulous, small pox and
other yrulent matters also the effects of scarlet and
other fevers.-Pnce 25 Cents
b. A. Edhnestock & Co.'S RH6ifdcient-A power
ul and permanent stlmuant for the cure of Rhuma-
tism, Sprains, Sore Throat, SPAWN, &c
For sale by w. & c. BEEI Main street.
ap 20. Evansville, Indiana
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27

My son, said an afiectionate mother to her hopeful
heir, who was in a short time to be married, you are
getting very thin. Yes, mother, am, and expect
shortly that you will see my rib.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27
JUST RECEIVED.


O. IN addition my former stock a general
n assortment of Botanic Medicines M
- Roots, Banks, Herbs, Extracts, Powders, ONO
&c. prepared and put up by the Shakers.
DR.. Folger's OlosaOniGn, or all Healing Balsam
Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills, Worm and Cough Loz-
enges.
DIR. lie Roy's Universal Vegetable Pills, composed
Of Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry.
DIR. Porter's Poor mans Cumtive Sugar Coated
Pills, at 10 cents per box.
DIR, Porters Poor Mans stfengthning Plaster, at
10 cents piece.
Barnes Tooth-Ache Drops warranted to cure in all
cases.
overstreet's genuine Lnnment and Doctor Beach's
Family Pill
Superior Pale French Brandy, +. H. Goddard &
Cos Brand, warranted pure, for medical purposes
ly. ..r. '-.t,arf ..l.ar .-r.-t.
Hallocks Worm Candy, n safe and pleasant medi-
cine todestToy worms in children and improve their
general health
Sweet Spts, Nitre, fl. and Aqua Ammonia fH'
strength.
Sulphuric, Ntre Acetic and Muriatic Acids also. of
full strength, and many articles numerous to men,
ton, altogether making u complete assortment at
wholesale and retail on reasonable terms Bv
ALLEN c. HALLOK, Druggist,
feb IL If. Main ST. near Water, Evansville, Ia
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27

People that change their religion from reading
books OF controversy, are not much converted az
outYitted.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27

JUST Received, and for sale by the subscriber.
~ 500 OF. Sulph Quinine, French and Americans;
$50 English and American Calomcli
bbls. Camphor;
Ceases Liquorice Elk;
do Aloes;
! do Assaiatda;
do Bermudas Arrow Root;
do Copal Varnish;
do Shellac;
carboy's Nitric, Muriatic and Sulph Acid;
4boxes Tart Acid;
do Sal. Rochell;
casks sup. c. Soda:
$50 lbs. Pulv. Jalap;
200 do do Rhei;
$50 do cab. Magnesia Eng;
l6 OF. Sulph Morphia;
3 bbls cream Tartar;
do SIENNA India and Alehd;
! bale Sarsaparila, (Honduras)
i do Sponge;
do Cloves;
3 do Corks, bottle and vial.) irf r.
febi ~. w. & &. BELL, Main st.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27

! B. A. FahHestockS Li9id OpodiIdoc.--A prepara-
ton far superior TO the common OpodidOc for sprans
bruises and all cases in which Opodildoc is COM
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-05-27

O. IN addition tomy former stock a general
II assortment of Botanic Medicines NJ
~ Roots, Banks, Herbs, Extracts, Powders, an
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-07-23
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY JULY 49, 1847.

they could effect nothing in opposi
ton to the concentrated vote Of the
European interest held by one of the
Trustees, and consequently the
American Bondholders were advis-
ed, at the last election, not to attend
the pole.
Sincerely hoping that the overture
of the Committee will be promptly
met by the two Trustees, we hav,
to ask an early reply to this anc
subscribe ourselves with sentiments
Of much respect.
Your most ob't serv'ts,
+. RloGs, ] LITTLE,
II. TlLEsToN, j. WooD.
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The gsobber Tribe. OF the Drsrrt.

The robber tribes of Touorcg--
those pirates of that great ocean OF
sand, the Desert, who, as guardians
Of the gates of the Soudan, as well
as the Sahara, levy a treble tax up
on caravans, for the right Of entry,
the right Of passage, and the RICH, of
issue; and, ii any evasion of this tax
be attempted, .pillage them without
mercy-are dispersed throughout
the whole extent Of the waste. /,
would be difficult to arrive at any
correct idea Of the origin of this sin
gular people, which, although scat
tered in so many, distinct hcrdcs,
still displays universal community
of race in language, manners and
physiognomy. According to the ac-
counts Of the Arabs who have had
dealings with them, they pretend to
be of Turkish descent, end affect to
treat the Arabs with disdain. What
ever their origin, however, they are
tall, strong, Of slender make, and of
fair complexion, even those who
have their camps in The neighbor-
hood cf Timbcctou, with the cxccp-
tor CT few of mixed blood. Their
eyes and their teeth are, geietally
speaking, of great beauty. They
wear long mustachoes, in TnsaiSlt
fashion, and upon tac summit of tbelr
shaven heads a tuft Of hair, watch
they never crop, and fashion into a
braid when it becomes too long; the
use Of earrings is universal. In
case of need, they can be extremely
sober; and they will frequently wait
two or three days without meat Of
drink, ratber tlaa lose 3 sAance. "
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