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TO 10 at the prcscn, low prices, which will he
disn5ssI ofut Il very snail advance; he names in
part
g.c<;Ic. Eere.s e;00.7s.
Casl!mcrrs. all wool Orleans Cloths. Orercn
Satin STRIP. and bar. and Monterey plaids,
do in rich colors. Lama PladS, Cling
do all silk plaids. hams, in variety.
do worstcd pMids. French and English
Alpacas. blk. plaid and cniniz, MansselIncs, in
mode r"' el1 a.. great I variety
French EIrr;no~., s. Whit Clo,hs:
T,r1;.h u, 1851. i-,..,,..,;.n
D.,
'oHufE tIo'.lS.
An excellent assortment OF
CENT? rNrNs; DRESS AND rTpNIsII-
IvG CDoijS
CY,th f,r Clo,l,s ,,J S;Il, .liy,,,,d Gr,,vcr.
Goats, Cashmcrcs wool Lambs wool do do
blk ana fancy SauAct, assorted sizes < prices.
IN all colours, Vest Gum bra COS, silk era
incs, in velvet, Satin, watts, silk and linen
wors,od and woolcns Ildkis &C. SC.
p,,cigScry lrjU G,jd n 1c.1, IyToe assortment Of
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CRc0p. CLEANER. cheapest.

A LIST Of soma OF the cheap goods to be
N found at 95 Market street.
No, |. 20 dozcl. liRcn cambria hdk's 10 cts.
,. 10 do cotton REVERE border IL 10 cts.
8. 5 do needle worked collars - - cts.
a. B do do do super is ST. cts.
8. 5 pieces furniture dImity II II cts.
6. 20 do French Giughams - ID cts.
7. Al stout bro musns Ia cts.
s. Al do blcu. do Ia cts.
8. III purple prints, y l-2 cts.
10. Good dark prints, IL cts.
II. Red and White wool Flanncls - l-2 cts.
II ) ps. bro. colt. table diaper, u l-2 cts.
Together with great many other goods equal
Iy cheap. n. W. PALMER, agent.
WilmiMGtOA, MARCH Is
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CABINET WARE ROOM
In E|hton By
E.agsssFsaslsi 81 d;a!lssycsl.

4NIE undersigned have established
themselves in Hlkton. at the shop in The
UoNom," formerly occurred by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they pure g preparing to
order, and keeping II hand all kinds "
Cab!nc.
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Having learned the business in ono
he large cities, they have brought wit,
hem all the arts OF the trade, and are
prepared to maka the best articles, as wei
as the cheapest, and as they do thcic work
themselves, and are under but light eX>
pcnses, they can afford TO sci at lower
prices than the city shops.
In short every article in their line. no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
i, be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
or common pine.
They willalso max c collins ofall kinds
and attend
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Tic CiJlL i ] III,
rs Published every Saturday,
In the Log Calm,

TerM,s.-Two dollars year, in advance
Two dollars and Fifty cents at the end oltle year
RATES OF ADyERTIslNG'-l square weeks
81; 25cts for each subsequent insertion | square
S months 50; 6 months sc, 90 year sl2. Frac-
tons of square to be charged as a square.
Long yearly advertisements a; the rate of Sl2
for one third of a column. There will be in no
case, any abatement of these rates
VoLyeY b. PALMER, Esq, is agent in
the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. Advertisements left at his Country
newspaper Apency''in Ter those cities will
receive prompt attention.
John C. Waters Esq is our agent IN Port
Deposit.
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Celebration OF tho a4th.

JosEra II. BRADLEY, esq, to whom til, appointment
Chief Marshal rendered, having declined the sans
that place, upon his nomination. has been filed by tho ~
pointment Of Mai s. r.. Hobbie-Mr Bradley consenuH
assist in duties of marshal the day OF ceebra
That gentleman and Maj J. p. Heiss are dessna'edp
aids to the Chief Marshal The vacancies having OS'a
filled the Executive Committee of from each wafa'
composed as follows;
Gen A. HENDERSON, J. Y BRYANT,
Col. c. X GARDNER, J. c. RVEs,
j. s HARVEY, J. b. H. SMITH.
w II. WINTER,
The following appointed the assistant marshal''
First Uard.--Theo Kane,
w B. Magruder.
Second ,card.-Thomas Miller,
James G.. Berrett.
Third tcnrd--R s. Patterson,
]. @. McGuire.
Fourth card. b. Sullivan,
G.. $. Gideon.
Fifth card Thomas Bagden,
William Barker.
Sirth yards Tench,
John Ellis.
Ser,nfh ,card-Joe w. Jones,
James L. Morgan.
FIN former notice, the name of General Il, Jones w
enormously put for General w. Jones
The marshal above named, and the Executive Con
mittee, invited to meet this evening, (Thursday0 az
O'Clock, at the office of j. H. Bradley, esq.
j. f HE GAEsAN' }see's',ri''
April 20
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We have not medded with military courts of inquiry
courts martial, so long they pending and there
fore pass the proceedings OF the court OF inquiry
in the case Of Gen Pillow, which, up TO the last
counts had reached the ninth day Various witnesses
had been examined; and among them, Mr.. Freaner Mr.
Trist, and Major Burns the author of 'Leonidas"
One circumstance had occurred in the progress of the
investigation, which had drawn forth multitude of ques.
tons, and called forth several witnesses. Some inter-
neaons were found in the manuscript copy OF Leondas
Mr. Trst had testified that he believed them have been
made by the pen of General Pillow General Cadwaa-
DER Lieut. Colonel Duncan, Major Polk, Lieut. Rains
Lieut. Ripley. and Major Burns who testified that they
were acquainted with General Pillows handwriting
stated their belief that these interneations not
made by him. Many questions and cross-questions
exchanged upon this point, when 10 the mystery is
cleared up in the following manner by the editor of the
New Orleans Delta, of the nth inst;
''Gky. PuLow.-We consider it due to Gen. Pillow to
Misrepresentation which seems to have possessed
Gen Scott and Mr. Trst in regard to the nerlncaons in
the Leondas letter. known No in the charges. These
inerlineaons made by the editor of this paper
exercise of the perogatve which all editors claim and
exercise correcting and improving the language OF anon
ymous communications. The interineations did
sen,iay alter affect the substance OF the narrative but
somewhat i'm proved il, according To Judgment. We
think il highly probable from the direct testimony, well
as from other circumstances, that the letter No g. the
real Leonidas letter. written without the cognzance
or participation of Gen. Pillow OF the letter No L. which
i certainly very similar to Leondas, know nothing.
But having possession proof Of Gen. Pillows
cence regard the nteneations the Leonidas letter.
we think it duty to make the statement we have
made"
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April 20

fire burst out between IL and o'clock, on lues'e
night in brick house the east side of litb sue''
several yards from the avenue. The wind blew W..
lently, and the house consumed in short time
extended to two or three other buildings on the saw
side OF the street, and threatened at time TO swe
the square, on which situated the "Unon BuidIns
but the exertions of the fremen and the protection ~
forded by parapet wall, and the wet roofs from "
ran arrested the progress of the flames.
1t is not ascertained whether the fire. which hrs'
peared in the basement floor, the effect OF accident
the work Of an incendary twas partly occupied BY '
Graham, of the engineer corps, who recently carried
copy Of the ratified treaty But regret to add ~
he well as the nation has sustained considerable ~
The Major loses his own valuable library, as well
accumulated work of several years; among them
valuable maps and calculations Of the norfhsassrn co.,
airy II will necessarily take some time and mucn @'
to replace these interesting documents.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-20

THE PEOPLE FRASoE.-The Boston Atlas contains a
letter from anntegen American abroad one of our dis
tiuguished statesmen, in which find the following i'm.
poant paragraph. 1t gives far different statement OF
the French people from that contained letters and
papers which have been sent from Europei
:" have this morning intelligent friend Just
Paris who says that the spirit of the people moderate
reasonable, and ms firmly opposed to anarchy the
Of the Bourbons He denounces structures Of the
Times newspaper as false ia regard the sinister inhn-
ence OF the French clubs He listened with delight he sny
to many harangues Of workmen, that would have done
honor to the most enlightened legislative body he con
rect information and reasonable views of the revolution in
progress"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-20

Much excitement has been produced in this city by the
case of the fugitive slaves. The white who were
in the vessel, have, as stated yesterday morning.
been committed Jail, 10 await the process of the law
But crowd had collected Tuesday night in the vi
cny of the office OF the National Era, and many of its
windows were broken The crowd retired about II
o'clock.
Yesterday the excitement continued, and new threats
were thrown The public Indignation was increased by
the mschevous resolution of Mr. Giddings, in the House
Of Representatives, Tuesday, and by various reports
which were in circulation respecting the alleged efforts OF
Mr. Giddings and perhaps others, give aid and
fort and counsel the white persons who taken in
the schooner Pearl.
The editor of the paper mentioned above disclams all
knowledge of the transaction until it first became known
to him only by general report.
1t is sincerely hoped that the good order of the city
will be preserved from all violence and it is also
hoped that the laws will be strictly enforced against all
kidnappers who violate them. The case ought to be
left to the and energy of the proper tribunals But
let order and peace reign city.
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MARSHAL,s SALE.

TN virtue of three several of Jacds issued from
the clerks office of the circuit OF the District of CO.
umba for the county of Washington, and to directed
shall expose to public sale for cash. on Saturday, the
18th of April inst, the front of the Jail door of said
", at the hour of IL O'clock m, negro boy named
andrew aged about "a years, seized and levied upon as
the property of Francis Loundes, and sold satisfy Judi
Gals No 10 to November $780, in favor of Fielder b.
sosion use OF Walter Smith, Administrator of Clement
Judicas 70 March term, 164l in favor of Walter Smith,
chor OF Clement Smith, use Of c. Cox, of Judson
Nehe'i and also, iudcias No A. to March term le42
IA lavor OF w lillian Hayman of Judson Miiche-aI
against the said Francis Loundes
April l9-dts OF the District Of Columbi,
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Major Borland United States senator, arrived in city
on yesterday Mt O'clock p. m. He will leave this even
ing Tor The OF government He is in fine health, and
has been greeted with great cordiay by his numerous
fiends in this city 1t the first time they have had the
pleasure of seeing him since his return from Mexico His
life soldier has not tendsd deprive his of
that and elegance which have always characterized
Them We hope he may have speedy and safe trip to
his Observation-Disclosures (1sNn.) Htrald, AprH 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-20

The Post Office Department has just gone through the
annual process OF letting the entire mail SER
vice throughout fourth part of the Union The States
of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and
Ohio compose the section that is placed under new con-
tracts for the transportation of the mails by the recent
lettings. We informed that, although the bidders
were not numerous as usual yet there was a sound
and healthy competition and the contracts have been
taken at such reduction in the prices to give saving
of more than 100000 per annum Besides this saving
in the cost OF the transportation for the section, import
ant improvements have been made and in Ohio con-
siderable additional railroad service will be brought into
operation.
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NrARsyJAL,S SALE.

TN virtue of of feri acas issued from the clerks
L office of the circuit of the District of Columbia,
for the county of Washington and to directed, shall
expose public sae for cash. on thursday the 18th day
of Nav next, 10 o'clock. before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property, viz All that
part Of the LOT OF gound number 20 IN square number 29
other thereon, IN the occupancy of VIM
Dowing the said part Of lot fronting on the south side oil
extending from northwest of the lot eastwardy,
and running back of the same width as the 'front.' and bind
ing on the West line of the lot 30 feet wide alley being
the same property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
Dowiing dated the 18th July, 1895 Seized and levied
upon the property OF William Downing and sold satisfy
iudicals No 1872 March TERM 1895 in favor OF William
Lee, of Robert G. Buckley - -
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Anrl Ig-dts Marshal OF the District of Coum bin.
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This fine steamer left Vera Cruz the "a and ate,
communicating with our consul at Havana, arrived =,
Boston on the 10th instant We learn, that when tia
Mississippi left. General Scott. Mr.. Trst, and SAINT,
Anna were daily expected al Vera Cruz-lhe two former
to take passage for the United States and the latter o
the West Indies Europe. The steamer Massachusetts
was entering the harbor when the Mississippi came on,
The Massachusetts doubtless had on board Mr. Clifford
The marines. under Major Harrss command, had arrived
Vera Cruz and TO be quartered for the present
Alvaado where they would have the advantage of pu
lie barracks in comparatively healthy town. When
the Mississippi left the ratification OF the treaty BY b
Mexican Congress confidently anticipated by tho
having the best opportunities OF information at Ven
Cruz
We subjon list of the officers OF the Mississippi.
Comn,ander-Alex. Slidell Mackenzie; Lleuteuaui
Dominick Lynch and E. j. De Haven; Paused asuugr
Sugeoa-J s. Messersnith Assistant Surgeoa-WIlnm
Marines-W ilian b Slack Second Lieutemsnt Munan
William F. Perry Passed Mdshipmen-Iohn M Park,,
j. NJ. b. Clitz, Charles M. Fauntleoy doing duty Of lien
tenants,) and William q. Temple, acting master Purse,
Ci,rk--CieoIge Hutchinson; First 3ssstant Engineer
Samuel Archbold doing duty OF chief and jesse Gay
Second Asistaa Engneers-W iliiam Tagger and DAME
Murphy Third Assisant Engtneer-Charles Coleman,
Boatsloain-John Featherslon; Gunnsr-Chares B. Olive
Saiplaker-E Middleton
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Proposals for n Loan.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
April IL, 1913.
- March last until 3, P. m, on Saturday, the 18th of
June lsis for sixteen millions of dollars of United States
stock rembursabc twenty from and after the LIST
day o. July iSS bearing six per cent interest annum
Of On The first days Of nnua and
will any bid be considered unless per cent is
r h as some x M 81 Inc Unea states at or be-
all cases, be unconditional, and without any
premium offered The proposals. should be sealed AND cue cue
dorsed Proposoh for loan Of 1885," and addressed the
which may accepted will be required to be paid
to the depostary OF The United States the places
successf but The amount Of the accepted bids from bid
ders not residing in the United States must be deposited
With the assistant treasurers at New York. Boston, Phia
To give an opportunity to all persons to participate in
for the lowest denomination Of certificates authorized by
aw-beng for fifty dolars-as well as for higher sums.
All certificates under thousand dollars will be
erabe the books of the treasury but all certificates
that and upwards will be transferable books of
the treasury or by delivery with coupons attached at the
multiplication of accounts, all certificates with pons
attached will be for the of one thousand dollars
The successful bidders will be required deposite the
amount awarded in five equal instanents in each of the
months of July August September. October and Novem
Der of the present year. except for exceeding
twenty thousand dollars, where the bidder may be de.
ay be- Ths oof w
bear interest in oil cases from the date of deposte
The bids will be opened the Treasury Department at
s. p. M Saturday the nth Of June Is4s the pres.
ence OF all who may desire to attend but, under
provision introduced into the of 3st of March last no
bidder will be permitted Withdraw his bid On all bids
accepted the deposited in advance will bs i'm
mediaely returned. The whole premium the amount
awarded be deposited part of the first payment
CURED in July
r. ]. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York, Phadel
pha, Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans. and all
other States the papers selected print the laws of the
United States, authorized publish this advertisement
April IS-dl7thJuneif
nARAsOLETs KID GLOVES, Sc.-Just received
Il and opened u beautiful assortment Of
Gloves parasolets, combs, hair brushes
Nail tooth, and comb do
Fine English and French
Perfumery, fancy soaps. and ornamental hair-work
Fancy goods in general, such
Work. boxes neccssares dc Mercernies
Fancy boxes, baskets, toilet bottles vases
Cologne bottles, falcons, odor boxes
Porte monnoies, pocket-books, glove-stretchers
Curling irons pnching do, fine scissors, pennives, &c
JOHN H. GIBBS,
Ornamental hair and perfumerv store
April 19-3tf Penn av between . and 10Th streets
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FURNISHED ROOMS for rent.-A furnished paror
and chambers, lately occupied by the judges OF
The Supreme Court be had, with or without board on
very reasonable TERMS application the OF 4.
Brenner IL Son, adoiniog Tylers Hote Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and Sd streets north side.
April 1876
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-03-14
wIsTAR,s BALsAM OF wILDCHERRY.

0rhit be said that the healing art consists
ina il Vicious selection, pre3arati and appli-
uation of those temedIcal agents afforded Us by
.leiures for The preservation of health snd cure,
of disease, then. certain !, Is that DR. WIsTGR's
BAI.sAM OF WILD CHERRY is triumph OF li,s
kind. Il is compounded chiefly of yegeia Die sub
stances that are Acknowledged by all eminent
practic;iouers of mediciGe, rs possessing props
ert.es highly sergiceable in,the cure Cf eonsump-
live aud asthmatic affections; and from IL
-uoshng tendency dpln ts e lungs, must c0htiH
ne 10 hold All honorable reputation among the
most popular cough remedies ;oi the age It's Gu
ative effects have enlisted the praise of thpi;
sands Ct pur counir, men, VINO were lingering
unier a variety Of those distressing complaints.
and having been lifted, as il were, from the -ve-
~ grave, have chee, fully at,ested TO the world,
beneficial operations OF this truly wonderful
Medicine upon them Re careful 20 procure the
genuine; the Proprieiors' names are engraved
i,pon the Wrapper 80 saisis sea-
sold oS Henry BI.AKsLEY, q gent, corner oi
third and Chesnut ste, 81. Louis, Mo and !,
MTeson Bradne,, joliet John L. wilson.
Wilmington; aud Jas ). Murray & Sons. Nor,
walk. = ESQ ssli0i. as IA. 3o;4w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-03-14
Sale of Forfeited Canal
il Lands and Town Lot -

~ Notice is hereby given that the following des-
crircd Canal Lands and Town Lots which have
been farieiled 10 the State By non-paS ment o.
lps,aliment, interes, will be offered for sale al
PUBLIC Auction, iii not redeemed before she day
If sal",) at the times and places following, 10
wit: all the Town Lpts described IN the city
Of Chicag !, at The anal Office IN Chicago, OH
the fret Wednesday (being The fi',a day OF April
next; and all the Lands described together with
the Town I.nrs in Lockporr, al the Town o.
JoIie, on Friday the 7tr day of April and the
/ LOIS iN Ottawa and LISalle, on Monday the Ielh
day II April aforesaid, in tie town Of Ottawa =
The sa'eswIll commence al 10 O'Clock IN the fore-
noon of each day. Any of the Lands II Lots ma
be redeemed pfovions IL inc day of sale, by ma
king payment of the instaiments or interest due.
SAID Lands and LOtswiil be sold in COMO, NIFTY
with the general provisions Of "Ah Act to amenl
the several laws in relation 10 The Illinois AM
Michigan Canal" approved Feb. %, 1899, and
will not be snId Tor less than their value as mere
tofore appraised. F7 fu $3.50
CRADLES OAKIEV
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-03-14
StOvegs! StUVeD!!!

USr RECEIVED at the JOLIET HARD
~ WARE STORE, BY ~ Y. DCsH>M.& o.,
are largest AMI best sssuTtmrnt of Nlsyssin the
iAEtY Pa TTIERgNS among which are 'tte fol-
lowing: Iron wi itch. air-tight, with, a large
hrick Osen; Bucks justly celebrated Alright;
tirangar's CO.,; AnSeriean do I; Yaakee) NOtions
double Oven aud ana premium all sizes and
prices These Stoves are all albany castings,
heavy and durable, and warranted to wotk we'll.
Together with which we have Box; and ParlOT
Stoves of all sizes and patterns,
We would inyire all in want ofStovesto give
us call and examine our, stuck, as We are de-
tsrniled sail at as low prices as can be bought
nj Chicas0o We also manufacture Copper, Brass
5hret-Iron and Tin-Ware, and keep on haad
and for sale wholesale aud retail opposite the
National Hotel. Vest Joliet. 80 aeue s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-03-14

~ .MattePn would infoIm the citizens Of
- sJolist and vicinity, thai he has opened his
shop one door south of Duncan's Store, where he
viii be happy to accommodate his old CUSTOM
ers, and the public generally, with work on
short notice. To the young men ottnis place
he would say, THAR endeavors W Ill be wanting
on his part TO please the most fastidious taste,
and in all cases fl will be warranted. gt
II aas just received the latest PARIS and
NEW YORK Fashions, which will enable him
to do his work in strict conformity with the pre-
vailing fashions an. taste Of the Gay.
fEFCOTFING done on short notice, and
warranted to fit. il properly made up. -Gj
Joliet. Dec |. IS46