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\. II. ROWLAND,

Physician and SargooR-- Ouara, III.
Res dcncc on the bill, lew doors west If tho
Fox River lluuoc. Office thc same n hereto
inc occupied by HDriahd and PcuSon, IN
RCddiCk's Block.
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Two DOLLARS per dHHum, QpdM in adj
vance; Two DOLLARS AND FIrry CENTS If
paid wittR sir months; and TuREE Don
LARS j deidyed Eitia he end Of The gear.
Advertisements inserted al 81 per- square
for the first iaScriion, and - cents for edclt
subsequent insertion. 4 hbcrGi discount al
iowed 10 those irhO advertise by me gear.
I5@No paper discontinued until al ar
redrdges are paid, Uaiess at Tie option Of The
publishers.
II Communications, to insure attention,
must Arrays be free otpoSidgc, and Gccom-
panied wiM dc 0ujhOr'S name.
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Il Fcmr'c Hung.- MissMary Runalc was
hung NJ Whitcsboro. n. V, nj ~ minutes
past IL o'clock to-day. for the murder Of
her husband. Just previous TO tho falling
of the drop, the sheriff asked her
"Mary Runhlc, have yon any word TO
say to this Jury,or to those people" To,
which she made no answer After hang
ing ~ minutes she was cut down and hand
ed to her iricndsfrom Montgomery County.
She has ma1c 81 confession.
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DR.. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon OHaicd, IN.
Oilers his professional services to the citizens
Of Ottawa aud vicinity. Office at his residence
on the new public square. June II. SiI
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Popping the QUESTION: Some writer who
takes the soubrquet of Jeremy Short, thus
gives his experience on this subject. Jere-
my has been about and is one Of em,' de-
cidedly:
sit will pop itself. It's nonsense, this
lending young folks a helping hand, take my
word for it, all they wish is to be left alone,
aud if there be any COMPOUNDED youngster
about, let them be put ia a bed or drowned,
ltdon't matter fig which. Iflovers havn't
no tongues, havn't they eyes, egad, and
where is the silnpleton that can't tell wheth-
er girl loves him, without n word on her
pari No one adores modesty mort than
do, but the most delicate angel of them all
won't disguise her little heart when you're
alone with her. A blush, sigh, studied
avoidance OF yon in company, and low,
thrilling, trembling of the voice ut times,
when no one else is by, tell more than the
smiles of thousand coquctts. All you
needn't Amy, shake yohr head, you'll no
doubt be soon enough, but if you fall in love,
as you will, my word upon it, the very echo
- one tootStcP. will make your heart iiu;ter
Ike frightened bird
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VOL. VIIl.-NO. 10.

ton first, and would have You give god
attention. ~"
When he had preached TO them rs long
as he thought best, he paused, and said,
"There, sinners, have done with you
now you may take your hats and 60 out OF
the meeting house as soon as you please"
But all taned and heard him through.
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History ocG NiNioaGjrc.-Onc great lion
of the fashionable world 10 gaze at has been
the house and establishment Of the late Jon
athan Hunt, the millionaire, which comes to
the hammer tomorrow. As the origin Of
such as he gives 2eSt to subsequent hiS,o-
ry, it may be well to say, that Mr., Hunt
was born IN Troy, in this State, and com
mcnccd his career rs n merchant by selling
peanuts, cakes and apples from basket.
lie soon extended his means. moved to Mo-
bile, and, in the course Of time, was known
as man Of wealth, and retired TO New York
where he fitted pnn elegant mansion. Al
ter all was done his mind was shattered, and
he engaged in spcculationS of the greatest
hazard, yet all prospercd. One of them was
in cotton, which he bought to the extent of
his credit. and made fortune, 10 the cha
grin of those who doubted his sense. and re-
fused him the facilities He filed his house
with the works or the painter and sculptor,
and surrounded aIw,plrwi'h H'.lht mEg.cs
Of life nos forgetting library, containing
boo;S tho choicest scholars would coyet.
NAiic u,. miHo Was wagering, It WAS ia-
voliu recreation with him Go talk W,.h ull
apple vumrr, md ten them his present
wcHhh md iis o,wir hoidmg IN, 10 them
the sDmo golden future Udai attracted him.
Ia his sumo moments, Ike most other who
nave risen from honest poverty, he soolnud
The poor commencement and hated molig
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DR.. p. SCHERMEHORN.

Piy1iciGa x Sgycoa- OTusc, IN.
OlIrs his professional services to the Ct, zeus
81 Ottawa and vicinity. Office on CuluaDus
street, between Canal and Clinton.
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in the United States is equal TO 6-7ths of an
English bishel, and British quarter of
wheat is equal TO 81 L. 5. bushels of GO
pounds each.
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THE FREE TRADER.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY by
III III. U smun & 60.

Second Story North cnd Of Reddich's ae~
brick bioci, on he public square.
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!. o. GLOVER.
~ "Lv' LN' Il. {. COOK
GLOVER & COOK.
HENRY &. COTTON,
JOHN ". CRorHERS. JESSE $. pITZER
CROTHERS & PITZER,

AHomeys At lar, Oswlgo, KradoH CO. III.
WIN practice Law in the counties Of Kendall,
la sale, kauG d. kulh NuL ard Duposc.-
Land agency m collecting business entrusted 20
them IN ellhCr Of lHa ahnvc courties, VIA r., eiyr
prompt attention. O'Wrln, huti.i, ls41.
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iiiortsS and C0UH@iors At Lar, oitd So
hciiors in ChaacqB.
MoRDIs. {. IL. GWrNDy toCNry, liz.
Morris, sent S,lSiI
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4 S'rmi& 1ie'e II Humaa lgairs.-Thc
ChrcnotyYc says ~
'Pour buoket Of swim into trough be-
fore dozen swine, and you have the aptest
possible Illustration homcly TO be surc--of
our present state Of society,"
The Illustration is both piggish and pric.
ssh. and very far from true, besides, men
are more hoggish than hogs, in one rcsrcct:
for they are not content with filing their
own bellies, but, after having got all they
want, they then heap W, and keep to them
selves infinitely more. No individual quad
rnped of the porcinc race ever was guilty Of
npproprating 10 his own use kernel Of
corn beyond what was necessary fer his
present use. lfmcn must be compared with
hogs. we think that hogs. in Strir, Justice.
should be allowed the benefit Of the com
parison.
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Business CARDS.
T. l.. DICKEY.
l.. S. LELAND.
DlCKEI & LELAND

Have formed a co-pnrtnership' in tho practice
1t the Law, except IN relation to business IN
Putnam and Kendall counties. Office over
the post office.
OutaHa, April 9, lSi7.
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O. d. DAY,

attorney 4 Coz iseaor at lac, ilTotc, III.
Office on ae east sid, OF tbs uyrr over Alcp's
Store.
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The London luf0iry, one Of the NEST re-
spectacle papers in England, commenting
upon the battles of Contreras and Cherubus-
co, is more liberal than our wing papers.
II says:
Making reasonable deduction from the
accounts, it is evident that great valor, en-
tcrlriSc, perseverance, and military skill
must have been displayed on the side Oft
United States army, who have penetrated
through hostile territory to the capital, de-
tedvery superior numbers. carried most
formidable batteries, and established Il en-
selves in position TO command the CITY Of
Mexico. Whilst we can but deplore the
badness Of their cause, it must be admitted
'ha. tho military conduct Of the American
officers and the bravery of their men NAV
be compared with the achievements of tLe
veteran troops Of any European State
And especially when it is considered that
the American lCvics are raised, and that
their Generals have had comparatively lii
tie experience in war. We arprehrud any
military man OF caudor would award them
the higher credit ioc skill and daring colu.
age. both in the field and in the attack of
Publications. There cannot he doubt that
the military resources ofthe United States
will have risen exceedingly in the opiiion
rr the world by the events of This war not
outstanding the unjust and unfcund,d and
iuiudicious ridicule which several Of our dali.
IS papers throw on them.
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ErttGordmdry Cheese PresS.--Yankee
Dan Marble, whenever he comes along, is
sure TO be found IN possession Of some coed
lmng. His last is an cXterSice checs,
manuiaclory. and its extent may be Judged
from the following conversation.
wo men were seated at table in Nash
vile drinking ale and eating crackers and
cheese; their conversa alton turned at length
upon large chteSes: IN
That was a very large cheese presen-
ted 70 Andrew Jackson, y said enc.
YES; it weighed nine hundred pounds
ana upwards" answered the other.
young gentleman who YVES sitting rta.
ding paper, i'll the room inquired:
Glow much did you say, sir:
Nine hundred and upwards" answered
the other.
4 "Ihat is about hGT as large as some my
father makes in this coun,ry," was the
young mans reply ''hs cheeses generally
average 2OOO pounds.''
"IWo thousand poundsr' exclaimed the
Two strangers, i'll perfect astonislment.
Nv by how does lie manage dairy carablc
OF making such an enormous cheese - in=
quiicd both simultaneously.
"Ncry easily" replied the Young man.
Gle has an extensive trough leading down
the side OF large hill on his place. and half
way down there is an immense vat the
COWS are MIXED into the trot,ch. and ,hc
milk runs into the reservoir. about midway,
on the side Of the hill,
Leaving the strangers TO digest his de-
scription, the young man cody laid dow n
his paper and walked of. Presently the
landlord stepped in.
"Do you know that young man who left
this room few minutes since 2" incurred
one of the strangers.
eyes, sir.' said the landlord, "lc is the
sen OF dairy owner, in this county"
"What is his character for truth and We
racity - inquired the stranger.
81 never heard it doubted" replied tic
landlord.
"My reason for asking yon," said the
stranger, sis, that he has been telling us,
that his father manufactured. cheeses at his
dairy in this county, which average 1000
pounds in weight
IL don't know any thing about the weight
Of the cheese answered the landlord. shut
know that his old man runs at the bottom
Of the bill, on his place, two saw mills,
which drc d.'irm tie whoie qjcGr ropnK
by tn. 'rhy which r'as from lis cheese
pr'Ss."
"Will You be so kind as to order IN cur
-, ~
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end others ate following ~ the same dltec-
ton with all possible haste.
Atlhe battle Of HuamanIla there was an
exciting and interesting struggle between
The Indiana volunteers aud the detachment
Of the Is, Peunsy wanna Regimen, from
Paro.e, IS 10 Who should tifsI reach thu
town aud plant tie American iag upon IFS
walls. The Indiana boys were coming up
IN foe sly le with q shout aud bound, and
were near Winning the honor, when Lieut.
Denny Of Co. H., and Private Thomas
SlubbIus, Standard bearer Of the lsl Penn.
s. ivan ans, took Their co'ors ahead, aud al.
Ter hard race, arrived q lew minutes in
advance Of their gallant rivals, aud planted
,heir lag upon tue walls OF HuamanIla.
F6e colors Of this regiment we're the first
upon the sand htlis overlooking Vera Cfuz
IL the siege and capture Of that city,
Gu. Dlningo's Spy Company left thu.
. city on Wednesday evening, en- mission
10 the eastward, Iu. eucJun,etins o nun
Der Of their hostile couuuymen at night
Ihey engaged them successfully, took sey
+ eral prisoners and q number OF horses, an,
returned 10 the CITY on Thursday morning
, they made quite gallant appearance q
J they passed through The streets ard are
doubtless, brave set oi fellows, Ia lhi
1 engagement, Col Domingo lost about
. Of his men, but made d severe mark upo
he enemy, killing and woundug ueari
+. oao Auatred, Had his force been a hl|
}. stronger be would have been enabled
take about 200 Of them prisoners, as b
{ had driven them INTO such position as
/. render their escape rom a larger force in
possible.
n Capt. Wa'ksr-ThJs distinguished pa
II tslu caiet tell mot,aIiy wounded a, tie b.
d lie Of Huamaula on The on u.t. aud t
.e pred n .Sw minutes. HIS las, wor
= we're wor,hy oi n heroic character "
a h4ye run my race lads, sad be 70 lis q
liant troops, bat never mlnJ that. Ma
j. tain your ground firmly and DO not yte
b az Iuch-,he lulauuy vii soon lie here
ii The Infantry did come up 10 lew mlnuu
IN The cavalry VAS sustained, aud the shout
3, victory was the rs. sound Which sa,Ug
~ he ears OF tie beloved and Ilmeut
ii Walker.
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space occupied By the enemy and, Jump +
mo from his horse, with On escupeia,
winch he had taken from McNican, OK
his place AGAIN by the side Of WaiSer, The
Iauer turned 10 him and sand, ihat
rieh., doctor, we can ~hip them all.
santa Anna had been waiting for the
American train for some llue al llnaman.
tia, aud had obtained accurate information
of its strength through his spies. II VAS
his intention to Let Il proceed until II reach.
ed the narrow and difficult pass Of Pnal,
aud then TO attack il in tho rear lie was,
however fortunately for Us, OFT generated
hy Lane. When lie Americans leii Tie
road aud took that leading 10 Haamanlla,
Santa Anna was ID the steepic OF distant
church, surruuddel by his staff using his
spy GLASS IN scanning the country. The
moment the head Of oar coum debouched
nom tho main road, lie realized the design
ol Gen. Luue to capture hs artillery anl
Immediately sent Two or three Of hts aids
, with a .ttoa. force 10 bring q oft u no
already lost or tecap,lrs a., u taken. II
. thscAecslou uf TINS order, Mag lnurblde
. who was afterwards made prisoner, cam
, La.h.ug towards the town IA Q mtlous gaI
Ton. Al lue same time Lieut. 3lcl1ala',
+. d, tie artlIsry, va. squirting ah-ad d on
troops towards Tie sans puial. Both oil
. GERS rode for .omg time wllhu had of eac
i- other, aul aeptats aud exciting race rs,
e Leui uY between them. until Lieut. VI
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Battle OF .AtiiNcO.
Entrance IF the Americans ruth Fire and
Blood INTO itErco.
Ny beloved Father end Sire, whom yenerato-

EHFultt ~ me hWtf ItdHS UtlH Atft 0HH .
Blood INTO Ailirro.
Ms beloved Father ind Sire, whom yeuerato--
Surely your blessing has preserved me
in This corluucture, for the Americans, by
their yalor and discipline, are invluctLle,
and without ggefaann the attack which
they made appeared TO me the day Of
judgment.
write to YOU for the purpose OF inform
ing YOU That the army Of tile United States
OF America, Yesterday afternoon, had
bloody engagement with his Eycelgncy
The Senior commanding general, Don lJ4.
gum Rea, Who vas al the head Of two
thousand infantry, sell drilled, vel equ p.
ped aud paid, with oil tbs valiant suerr,i-
leros. Blu, having found IT impo..ta.e to
maintain his position, notwithstanding tae
profound military knowledge possessed ty
this ancient soldier Of Napoleon, aud vote.
ran Of independence he ablnL0asd 4 with
precipitation aud retired TO the city Of A.
liScs, Aud the American army pursuit..
met resistance 10 the lmprcEnab.s moan
tain Of san Miguel, which, husersr, va.
carried by American yalor, nolwuustauJ
lng it was covered wllhtYo thousand nor
troops and one cauaan. Ia this action 81
had much need Ut the valiant NaHanl
Guards, OF iilachuan-o, who the day be
fore Yesterday were commanded by th
. Governor 10 retire and who sept at Gu,
lula. and marebed ou, al l O'Clock ia gt
; morning, 90 their march VITA uaca Up
prehen,IJu.
. The American army having possesse
. themselves OF TIL. hiII 10 winch they q
couutered the NEST admirable tirmuss.
the patriotic McScau,, ~ho retired 20 &.
i. centre Of the cry end discharged uuC
q musketry from The houses aud caufgue
& which served for strong nails OF Getsuc
d These we're attacked by fire, tor tie At
Iery was directed ntah grca. force .8ln
.he paza, mo which theN threw about 2
shot and shells. This superiority ot4fa
!, compelled the N-xIcaus to ash Idg
which resulted 10 a cap}anuoa, "bH
was commenced at O'Clock, OF Mn
: hour | have the satisfaction 10 take Up d
, pen 10 write yoa,
/. know not The .oss which the Ame
j cln army has suffered bat arm just assur
/ thalil hos been very ,u'I., obt,t me ha
- had 2l9 Ms1cans B ed. 800 more sut
y. ded and several guerrilla, taken prs,
a. ers, Of those shoc call themselves the p
= .oned lsncers.
omitted 10 mention 10 YOU, that {
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A#sAA N~a'NAI +NbN' ~ 4 II ~
Els. Deltd.-I reached tins lace last
evening, i've Isys from Perote Castle, hay
Iag lett 90 Sunday morning, in comrauy
sllh Lieut.. Sears, Bearer Vi dispatches
he Mexican Soy Laneers under Cof Do
mIa.o be Georgia Cau.ry, Capt Loyal
he lstPeausg ltau.a Regiment, uu4er Col
Hyrkoop, aud about 10 discharged sol
tiers, mounted, unjer command al { B.ala
George Iay or, Of CO. 4, 81 Art. who
goes home On l1r.oa-h. Ma ltdtb.da, la.
0en prisoner at lllsmluas, accompanied
the trlla ard leayas ia he lanes l.. Day,
10 DAY ,ot PoHaaeIph'a, luc Penusylya.
ua Regiment baked a. P.an del R.5, to a.
va. Tie apqrgsca Of Gen. Paasrsou's TRAM.
lie remains ot the laulu.ed Captain
Walker, AMI ms laahu. servant DAVID, are
now in the Castle oil Perote, having been
brought from Huamaa!.a, By order Of Col
Wynkoop, They WI. be forwarded 10 the
United States By a large ua,a which Is
shortly expected from Mexico.
Q San'a Anna and hs Whereabouts
nothing more Is known, except that - 5
pus-uer by his oH0 people, end viii have TO
+ -ptar7o tha ordeal az a trl,l 0aa thfay
,c.,'si~-be III, not .ass ano,be, frl,
a.rb an, ,,oons There sv.,Io,. ,a,n7,.
of a ,peesv p.ace. by, N them rrars In,
I,,,Ia c.,f5eoc, Eyo,rr4,.r., go 80, :,
pgeIl. a, Iss, accounts T59 IVA +, ".
rss .,r.l remain At pat.,e. on ,,s., gsroIa
II honor.
Ls.ut. jacob s9erry. or,he PHILADELPHIA
Rangers, i, dead. lie resigned his cost
ly,osd the q lar,ermas,er y 'n,umsnt. and
r5.!e Out m tie p1fsu. Of sumo .ustr.ia..
aas attacked and laaceI 10 death IN mos,
snock.ug m-naef. Tne affair occurred
WITHIN a leg niles oil Pueb.a. Lieut.
Montgomery +. Young, Of the lst Penn.
sy.yanta Regiment, and Lieut.. James Nc
kgan, Of @. X, u PENNSYLVANIA Req
iuyn,, died FEW week, since at PIeb.a.
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NDarInttR /.
THURSDAY. November Is, 1917,

gay Alexander Beatty has been aPpoin-
ted Postmaster at Charlotte in The place
Of Mrs Harriet McGinn resigned. The
office has been removed to bis Store south
Of ] A. louug's.
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Patterson, placed 10 The Mail at Vera
Cruz.
Ii can arrange matters here, ! hopoio
leave IN tie James l.. Day.
l.. s. b.
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From Mexico.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP JAMES
L. DAN
Fan Pdrtieulars q lie rICTORIES Q

OF Inc steamer James =. Jay, from vera p"
Cruz, which place she len on the Ssh inst,, II
we we're POT IN possess OF files OF era v
CruZ papers 10 the oh INST, ana a file Of |
the Flag Of Freedom paper published q,
Pueba, 10 the e3l u'f., aud a mass Of let. 5
tiers from our Vera cruz and ci,v Of Nex. q
leo correspoudeuis--a portion only Of which a
we are enabled to lay before our readers
this morning. The mos, interesting por-
ton Of the news received By the Day 5 the
details Of the bf,Ii4ul hatles Of IlIaman,la !
and Atllxco, for which We are chiefly in.
debted 10 our friend, Lewis 5. Brlssi, OF {
the Philadelphia Rangers, who forwarded
them to Us from Vera CiuZ.
IAe news from the CIPlal - ullmpof.
iant. 4 rumor vas current ~ the city OF
Mexico on the 18Th Of Os,ober, that col
l.sloa Of rather seffgds nature hal taken
place between some ci our troops and
porusn Of the Mexican inhabitants at Mex,
icacnge, the particulars Of which had not
lranspl;ed. Congress had not met al Cue.
TeIaro en- the lIta Oc,uber, I
The James l.. Day brought over Lieut., /
Sears, bearer Of dispatches from Gen,
Scott, and ll9 discharged soldiers. Among !
the passengers IS Maj llurbide, son OF the +.
former Emperor Of that uame, Mexican pri. F..
soner OF war.
There were oil sorts Of ruTo-s IA3al IN I
Vera Cruz relative 10 tue whereabouts al
Santa Auna, nons Of which could be traced
10 any reliable source. TIE principal enc
was that he had lid from The country. hay
ing embarked on b5ltl az English vessel
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Hv "A. GKEE.V; .awcf6Omeer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AuCTON.-On Monday, the 10Th instant, shall sell,
at the residence of Mr. Warren the Of l7h and
streets, at 10 O'Clock, excellent lot OF furniture,
viz
Mahogany sofa, sideboard, and bureaus
DO Parlor chairs, and marble-top pier tables
DO dining, breakfast, and centre tables
Do hat-rack, and gilr-frnne pier glass
Cane seat chairs, rocker, and feather beds
and bedsteads
Mattress and girandoes, astral hall, and other lamps
Andirons shovel and tongs and tenders
Emma, glass, and crockery ware-anong which is fine
gold band tea and coffee
Knives and forks, carpets, Ventau blinds, &C.
With good lot of kitchen utensils.
Terms of sale All of and under $40 cash over
$40 credit OF thirty and sixty days, for notes atisctori
ly endorsed, bearing interest A. GREEN
Nov. l2-2t Auctioneer.
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E,uLLER,s HOTEL, wa.A.nx.en, D. o-Messrs. A.

L1ULLER's HOTEL. Washington, ID. C.--Messrs. A..
" E. H. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
friends and the travelling public that they will open their
NEW HOTEL on the corner of aud 18th
street, before the LIST Of December. This house has
been erected great expense under the personal
perntendence of the subscribers therefore they faer
themselves that all the requisites Of sate hotel will be
found their establishment The furniture is all entirely
new and expense has been spared to obtain that which
is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house is considered eligible
than their late stand the of l street and Penn
syvana avenue Vacated by the subscribers last Novem
berry being the Capitol and thanve min
walk to the Presidents House and the public depart
ments.
To old friends and guests tender sincere
thanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed and
them that they will find cordial welcome at their
house, and trouble will be spared render them
comfortable at their own firesides.
To future friends and guests offer good house
and all the inducements " as Aforesaid and beg their pa
tronage.
Porers will be in attendance the and steamboats,
on their arrival, with the badge of Fullers HOTEL
No charge for conveying baggage.
y Nov 5-di A. IL. z. H. FULLER.
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Ru n. GREEN. .Y.cfiO,ssxy.

DLATED BREAD TRAYS, FRUIT BASKETS COZ
L FEE POT, CANDLESTICKS, &C.. AT AUCTION
On Tuesday, the 10th instant, shall sell at my auction
room, Concert Hall Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue, twelve O'clock M fine lot of very heavy plated
ware, viz:
bread trays, Sheffield plate, very heavy
fruit baskets. large and fine
coffee pot, heavy plate
l pair candlesticks, do
] India China dinner set, tea sets
moreen and white window curtains and ornaments
fine cashmeret and white do do do
l splendid net counierpane
2 pairs heavy blankets
entire marble centre table
mahogany sideboards
pairs dining tables
l fine bookcase and secretary
lot of lamps of nearly every description
Also large electrical machine perfect order with
many other articles not necessary to enumerate.
Terms cash A. GREEN
Nov l2-3 Auctioneer