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such bids VIII therefore be accepted In proer.nes n
higher bids Tor specific modes OF conyeyanco ON rops.
where me lowest mode OF conveyance Chat is on hor,e
back) " known 10 be insufficient
In all cases where the lowest grade of service II be;sv
TO be nuncienl, The lowest bid will be accented IL duly
guaranteed, IN preference To ''slar or specific bid
When the lowest bid Ia not bid and speci6es ss,
mode or an Inadequate mode Of eonyeyance il will nj,
DO accepted but set aside for specific bid III
necessary service.
When the bid does not specify mode Of conysv.ne.
also when proposes TO carry according 10 the adysrs
men" but without such specification, will be
~ proposal for horseback service.
20. modification Of bid, In any OF its essential term,
tantamount bid and cannot be received 30 as To-
interfere with regular competon after the last hour set for
receiving bids.
81 Postmasters are to be careful not to certify the ana,
cheney of without knowing thar thsv
persona of sufficient responsibility; and all bidders
guarantors, and sureties distinctly notified that on
failure into perform the contrncts for the service
proposed for the accepted BIDS their legal liabilities will
be enforced against them
20. The will be substantially in the forms here
ofore used in this Department. except in the respects par
cuarly mentioned in these Instructions; and on all railroad
liver the mails the post Offices the ends Of the routes
and into all the intermediate post Offices not more than
eighty rods from the railroad or landing,
49, Present contractors and persons known at the Depart
ment, must equally with others, procure guarantors and
certificates of their suicency substantially in the forms
above prescribed The certificates of sufconcy be
signed by postmaster or judge or clerk Of court Of
record.
Postmasters at the ends Of routes which they think
the present mode of conveyance inadequate will weigh tho
mail each trip for six successive weeks weekly routes,
and weeks other routes and report the result by
- - 'f'' n JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January 8, 1854.
Jan l3-1aw12w
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U,YTRA OHDINARY Attrsctton.-fLA0ETT,N NEWTON,
MAY CO. respectfully to the ladies If Washing
ton and vicinity had consigned Them Tor absolute
snd matche collection
hes afsIy exhibition the New York Cystnl Palece
prssns erausy beautiful and costly specimens needle
work. Wis
Embvoidsred cioaks and msnuIss
opers f,osks
lndis cashmere, and velvet shawis
Persian silk and Delhi DO
Hare ana costly fancy ermne Russia sable Buenos
Ayres chineh,iA hc., in capes, cardinals, snd muns
Forming OF lades
superior anything yet introduced into America
1he whole vii, be public exhibition and
.~ far Inc Ave- DAYS from
Imperative they viii b. sold without the least regard % the
original cost, for cash.
Jan la-d6t
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INTRUCTIONS
As to Special Post Offices.

Z us 70 OFfCIut TOst OUtes. = 4
Postmasters and bidders will particularly notice that the
service special offices differs entirely from that the
ors pay DO derived exclusively from the proceeds
of the Office supplied Wuh sum, be named by
sum must be held by the postmaster subject 70 draft
this Department and that il the proceeds J short Of
the Of the bid agreement the deficiency
in any be supplied by this Department.
Posasters cautioned against employing carriers and
paying the proceeds their Offices without special
authority from this Department.
Existing contracts and arrangements the
Goth June, 1854, and be made take
effect the lst July, 1854.
If no bids be made under this advertisement one
named contractor by the postmaster at special office
before the July, 1854, such Office will be reported for
discont nuance
When change of contractor becomes necessary, the
fact should be promptly reported with the therefor
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sale To-Day.

by GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Friday, instant, shaI 10 o'clock
the Mrs. Mccormick the south side OF Pennsy
and 9th will designate
housed . good OF furniture,
Bureaus, bedseads, chairs, and wartrobes
Centre, dining, amt other tubes
Wash and stands r.
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses
blinds threeply, ingram, and stair carpet oil
cloth, &c.
Looking glasses, solar, hall, and other lamps
Glass and crockery stoves, &c.
Terms. All under &l5, 325, credit OF
thirty sixty days. for satisfactorily endoIsd bearing
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan sd Aucuoneers.
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Form 0fa bal tor .upplyiag Spseial Posi- Odiess

T. OF county OF
State of hereby propose to
supply the special post Office at with mails
from Often the Postmaster Generals
for proposals for the same dated January
ton of the of March g. l645that compensation
be derived exclusively from the proceeds OF hostages
collected said special Office including the postage let
and papers prepaid by stamps, and exceed
the of dollars per annunl.
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The undersigned undertake that If tho foregoing bad for
carrying the mail No. be accepted by the Post
master General the bidder shall prior the LIST day Of July
next into the required obligation to perform the ser
vice proposed with good and sufficient sureties
Dated lSigned by two guarantorsl
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Form Of Certificate.

The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge, or clerk Of court
acquainted with the above gnarantors and their property
and that they of property and able to make good
their guarantee.
Dated (Sgnedl
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IL.
The steamer Baltic arrived at New York at o'clock this
evening. III pa @alH D#
Lord Palmerston has resumed his in the British
cabinet. sH
Eastern affairs were very serious The efforts to patch
up the difficulties had been unsuccessful The Sultan had
agreed send plenipotcntary conference Of the four
powers provided Russia would evacua,e the princpaii.
ties
twas rumored tina, var had been officially declared by
Persia.
Cotton was firm. Brcadstufs had advanced Consols,
94t. Flour active Wheat and corn advanced in price.
THE NORTH.
pnce, prevent
ing the reception of any II is raining here and the
streets very muddy
BALrIMoRE, Jan l2--l2 m.-Smal sales OF -four to-day
and prices unchanged. White prime wheat, ITO l75
cents red, 100 l63 cents 5000 bushels sold Corn
white 81 IS cents; yellow, 6S So cents sales nall.
No change in other articles usually spoken Of The nclem.
weather retaTds business.
RIsLEY's vARIETE.
Farewell benefit Of tho great American comedian,
Mr. CHARLES BURKE.
FRIDAr EVENING, January 49, 1854,
WIN be performed grand historical drsms entitled
THE IRON KING.
~--
The evenings entertainments with aughabe
farce Of the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Price Of admission SO family circle,
Doors open hafpas, 81 curtain rises At N O'Clock
Jan Is Hh
NATIONAL THEATRE
Doors open TO 7; curtain rises K past
.------
FRIDAY EyEnso, January 10, 1854,
WIN presented (6s years. the sterling old
comedy, in 5 acts, entitled
SHE 0TooPs TO CONQUER,
Overture Orchssua
time this the isnshsbe farce
titled n
VIRGINIA MUMMY.
Prices circle and parquee,
orchestra rs amiiy Ct cs IS
third colofed gallery IS cts. Private boxes s.
Jan 10
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COLLIER tho Law of Mines vol London.
Thomsons Mining Ordinances New Spain vol London.
Laws Of the Stsnnanes OF Cornwall; 4 vol, London.
History and Places OF Chief Mines Mineral
Works in England Ireland and Wales by Sir John
Knight; vol, LONDON, 1870
Budge,s Pracucal Miners Guide ] VOL, London.
Galleries Coal Trade Great Britain London.
Hedley Coal Mines vo London.
Dunn Coal Trade Dunn Working of Coal
Patnrr the Blowpipe Berxeius the Biowppe Mitch
elI's Practical Assayng Lebera Asssyny; Ovemans As
sayiag Mining; Overmans Mining and Metalurgy,
vey3 Copper ore Tables Rodkwsls Spanish Mexican
Of Mines aud Real Estate schmds Spain
and Mexico Tapia Febssro Novsmo Johnsons Institutes
OF the Civil Law OF Spain and other books the class
Of subjects
JAM FRANCK TAYLOR.
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the annual Of there write out the sum IN words at
full length
Dated loigned.l
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WARRINGTON ASSEMBLIES.
meeting the Washington Assemblies
1854 held the evening Of the 22d umo the following
uemen were elected managers
HONORARY MAxAaRks
Hon. left. Davis, Hon. c. Cushing
Hon. J. q. Dobbin Hon. las Campbell
Hon. Charles 4. James. Hon. H. Fish,
Hon. Win. M. Gwn, Hon. Presley EWING
lion. WIN. Aiken, Hon. Q. N, Iugsrol,
Hon w. Joasph Caes,
beverly trucker, Robert Armstrong
Capt Hiram Pauing, u s. NJ, Gen. Geo. Gibson, s.A.
Major A. A. Nicholson, U. g. NC.
MANAGERS
Walter Lenox Elisha Riggs,
p. Barton Key, VIM. b. Webb,
A. IL. Cross, j Monroe Chubb,
Capt E. /. F. Hardcaste, u s. Captain ] G. Rsno Y g. A,
Lieut. J. Lanman, U. s. N, Lieu. G. A. Henderson,
Major W. w. Russell, U. .. NJ Richard Wallach,
A. s. II. White, Sidney Webster.
B-No CITIZEN of Congress- resident for the win
obtain any ball without subscribing pay
ing for all
Subscribers Assemblies can obtain their tickets Of admission
Stsvens's store, Browns Hotel
who subscribers procure applies
ton TO any one Of the executive managers
The first assembly will place Tuesday evening"
17th, AT Jackson Hall.
JAM, 10, H. III
CPLENDID Coach Harness at Auction, at $50 broad
~ way New York Geo. w Lord Co.. sacionsen-GEO. w.
LORD CO., will sell Thursday 10Th instant, 10 O'Clock,
saesroom No. 356 Broadway York. superb
and magnificent coach harness. made the best possible
solid silver mounnga and costly splendid squpage,
far ouves anything Of the kind in this city This hanexs
party who ordered Edward Riddle Others Boson)
sns unable 2, .awus to pay for 4 even a. ns cost Sa,
and LEFT the above the be-
sscnced and will be sold above without the least
sale.
Jan la-dN [fntl
u
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BY GIDEON PxARcK

The Hon. Thomas Har, Benton A distinguished patriot
and statesman, the hercules OF democracy, and
the ght arm" President Jackson In the menora BILE
that resulted in severiDg the connection OF bank
treasury" He II was who. SOLITARY and alone, set In mo-
ton the ball which, impelsd by tho irresistible force oil
popular opinion rolled till its object was consumma
ted by expungng from the Senate journal stigma sought
venerated Hero The republic should not be migrate
full #.
By ]. N. BARKER;
AS Of the great family Of nations the United States
may toko In view OF their foreign relations, thai
sympathes naturally belong those who are
gsanty contendng Tor their Independence and liberties
By Jas. Mcguire:
Andrew Jacksoni Celt Saxon
By d. M. COMB
Tho Scion of 1855 chip of the Old Hickory block Of
1915, permits judge to mar the plan Of his ope
rsions when the good Of his country demands 1t and
like his great prototype, will be sustained by his country
ByP. A. BYRNE:
Yorktown and New Orleans The the last glorious
achievement In OF the Father Of his Country which
closed revolution the other the browning deed OF the
heroic jackson which consummated the work Of nationa
Independence
By j. B. CRAIG
Andrew Jacksoni The mechanics friend
BY JAS MAGuRE:
The Hero Of New Orleans; Like his statue, unequaed
and inimitable.
The banquet, which was most elegant affair, passed
off with the utmost harmony. The company separated
little before IL o'clock, after giving three hearty
cheers for the perpetaaton OF democratic principles ant
the safety of the American Union.
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ny GREEN ~ sCOTr, Aacttonecrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III "Wednesday, III. 18Th instant shall SELL at 10 O'Clock
m at Of LsnGton, street,
atcIy opposite part Capitol excellent
msnt offurniture,
Mahogany sofa, dressing md other bureaus
DO md and tables
aud walnut bookcases aud secretaries
Walnut and maple cottage and other kcdsteads
Chairs, wsrdrobes and other stands
Looking glasses, feather beds, and
Brussels, three ply, ingram, and other carpets
OiIcIoth Oil crash, and straw mating
China, glass, crockery, and stoneware
Hall and other lamps
Cooking coal, and other stoves
With good kitchen requisites.
Terms Ali under e25, F25, credit OF
months for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
interest. -
Janl3-d Auctioneers
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my GOODS DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS s-As II has
bscome fashionable within the last few yras for other
merchants TO sell their goods Of The
feel disposed sve customers good bargains oths and
viii Offer stock which
Nothing
taken. An goods regular price
first have offered
business and would do II that
mined others shs have advantage in busnes yo'
want bargains now IL your chance. HEJ
Jan 5-iI0nf HALL BROTHER
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ny }. G. MCGUIRE, Auss,o..er.


SUPERIoR STOCK OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, STAND
y casks store fixtures, dray Ac, suconon SATURDAY
January th at 10 o'clock tho grocery Of c. Byne
svsnns
ontire stock, without Tessvve, comprising
Loaf, brown, pulverxed, and crushed Sugar.
Java, Bio, and Laguayra coffee
Adamanune, sperm, and mould candles
CASTLE, brown Windsor, and fancy
Imperial souchong, and Ooong
Spices, ginger, cloves, nrtmees, starch
Preserves, pickles, olive oil 4Iu1NE
5000 lbs. superior nrkn butter, molassss tlaFaa#
Superior Por, Asdeira, Muscal, and Sherry wnss
Pale Asd dark cosnac brandy
Pure Holland GIN, Jamaica
Superior old whakey domestic liquors
Scotch ale bottled liquors
Tobacco and cigars
Glass, stone, and earthenwars, &C.
Irsn safe, dfay, platform scales
Counter scales wheeibarrow, truck
Large butter refrigerator capable Of holding two ,housand
pounds
Lot Of coal. &c.
Terms so and sun, credit
four monsh for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jan HID Auclioneer.
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Ky GREEN ~ SCOTT, Aucticnecrs.
DUBLIc SALE OF A DESIRABLE FARM IN FAfRFAx
county, Saturday, The 1sth day OF January ~
O'Clock, auction Of Green Scott, the Of
win offer pubc sale desirable in
county containing upwards Of sixty acres Of land and hav
insu a comfortable dwelling house and an orchard.
house lot Of the estate OF John Hunter
T.rrv decea.d located being within
eight miles OF Washnatoa,
rhe deed Of duly recorded said
WIN. n. WARD Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
Ian l1--eoAds Auciioneers
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fNOLD WATCH LOsT.--Tho gentleman who picked
IRdy watch with short chain hook attached
door OF the Senate gallery Yesterday morning. will confer vor by
leaving Browns Hotel.
Ian Id
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By GREEN u SCUTT, AucUoneers,
GALE ny ORDER OF THE ORPHANS CoURT-on satur-
y shall by order Of the Orphans Court
o'clock front OF auction sell the
Of
and large ARTICLES which deem
IN Terms cash.
BY order of the administrator.
Immediately after sale OF the above shall proceed 20
glass and crockerywae BEDS bedding
ucss-s, cianrs, and tobacco.
One fine family carriage, .. -
"a Auctioneer.
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(sOAL-xIkTIN0 MACAKNE.-Just received, Of
coal sicrs, which, tho purpose Intended unyssd
are highly valued by shoss who hsvs used F
JAS. @. Mcguire,
Jan l0-d6t Auettoasef
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NOIIGhs-Our respectfully hather
~ accounts delivered TO them the Nth
the year, earnestly all
indebted TO will obige by calling Us the
their short dates.
Aher The 18th upon <bo have
not settled previous to that date.
Jan stiff CI.AGETT. NEWTON. MAY 4 co.
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nY u. @. MCGUIRE. Aucslonesr.

BY J. G. MC(sCIREs, A0CtlOn0eT.
CONVENIENT SALE OF ARTICLES REMAINING ON
hand from repairs ut the Presidents HoussO Monday
10 O'clock ground between Pres
House Navy shall sell lot Of articles
needed the Prcsidsnt's House, comprising
Psnne'ed bulkhcsd with sash
rood order H1erws5e
Lot OF pannenci work, doors, sash, shuters, nc.
Lot Of old N. @. lumber, suitable for fencing
Lot Of iron and lead pipe, registers cid brick
Lot Of white marble and blue stone hearths
Lot Of sm white mnntes which good
order valuable
Lot Of dark marble manteis, partly broken
Together with miscellaneous collection ofIumbsr.
number Of bronze and gilt paror brackets
Two large marble top side tables
Hall and office stoves, brass mounted
Crates, Andons, Tenders, oDss fire stands he
Lot OF Russia and nfs boards sheet sne, I'm
screens, blowers
Lot Of beds~ads, carpets, oicoth, straw mating Ac
Terms cssh, in specie.
Jan 10-d Auctioneer.
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THE Industrial, Resources Of the ssNt1rn ar"
Western States their commerce Agriculture msnuf in
,ernaI improvements and free sbo institutions poc
snd statistics he kc BY D. % r. De Bow vo'lnes sFo'
sio 49,.
Jan 10 FRANck EfLoS
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Prices Dress circle and parquee 80 cents
seats rs family Circle IS
third coored gallery, IS Private boxes, s.
I,ui
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NHtAh superior AmoDtsllsho merry Ma0e"s
wiscs private ssle hnye for ptivasnle aye pipes
Of superior smnutlsdo MS own use
by his exceency A. Csdsfon Barca stnh minister
from the celebrated house Of Peter Harmony CD Csdz which
viii be sold BY. - pipe, dsmjohp, or dozen.
Also few ASten sercia Buai and Msn,sf madrw wine
selected 1871 Madeira gentleman of unose who was
perfectly vneAu6 Of the island
Persons really superior suih ~ seldom
found the hands OF the ade need have Irritation IN pnreas
ing these wines they guaranteed 70 be
j. g. MCGUIRE
Jo--dow Auctionser nd CAmsninubn Merchant.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January 8, 1854.
Jan l3-lawl2w
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4 FURNISHED HOUSE Ola ROOMS FbR RENT.--
and pleasant and Id rooms, with
board, desrcd the entire house, which Comfortably ia
nbed heated by obtained applying a. s
side Of fennsyv4nia ir-t WardD
brazilian Minister'S, directly opposite Or Nay
residence. preferred, the he red without s
furniture omnbuses 10 the Capitol hvs m"ies' hp
pIcaron rpu.t be mad. before the lsh instant
Jan ll-dlw
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NORTH
BALTIMORE, Jan. l2-lb, p m.-Tho storm seriously in
prnce, prevent
Ing the reception Of any 1t raining here and the
streets very muddy.
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- 1900 From the charleston Courier
Presentation Of silver Pitcher, sc.
The friends of the late officers and oil the revenue
cutter Hamilton, DESTROYS OF tesyng their respect and
esteem TO the sbove-named gentlemen for their merito
rous services the occasion Of the loss OF that vessel
empowered the following manned committee to procure
suitable testimonials TO be presented 10 them
Messrs. N Levin. Hugh E. Vincent. W. H. Easterby
The committee selected massive silver pitcher, richly
and deliberately Ornamental, which bears the following
inscription
PRrarNTrD To +. s Y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-30
"Littic Dam Brook.

\ clergymcn, sccinga little boy playing
in small stream by the road side, inquired
for his father,
Giles oycr the it'll. lam brook, cxclaim,
cd the lad.
"What!" said the reverend gentleman,
checked at the boys profanity, cant YOU
spcal; without swcariug:'
'Wcil. be IS over to the little dam brook
any how prcsj>td the boy, rs he went
scattering through the water and mud after
a butterfly" Hes been over to the little
dam brook all day, and if you don't believe
it, you can 60 up TO that house and ask
mother
The clergyman sought an interview with
the mother Immediately, and complained Of
the profanity Of CT child After telling h,r,
however, what the lad had said, She laug .
in ,ly informed him that little dam brook, -
was tile by which the stream was Gale
to distinguish it from big dam brook, 81 :
uGtcd few miles to the eastward
He now felt that h. had wrongcd the boy,
and therefore owed him IN apology, lIur-
ryins back to the spot lac exclaimed;
"Boy, wrouged you in accusing you Of
swearing; but you should have told me that
" little dam brook was only the name ola
stream aud then | would not have sccl led
you
"Wd', lajn'tuo matter" said the happy
youngstcr, rs lac held alolt struggling fro,
that he had spcrcd with hi, mothers cloth,
Is stick. There, biz dam brook, anla
little dam brook. mi we would have little
dam on thi, brook, only spcct its so sua.,
it qrat u0rb It IlR.'
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Acorn and Chicory Coffee.

Tlcre is in Ecrll3, Prussia, according TO 4
correspondent orthc JHjtH Siatss GozcHC
a large establishment for the manufacture Of
coffee from acorns and chicory, the article
being made separately from each. The chi.
cory is mixed with an equal weight Of tur-
nips to render it ,wccter The acorn coffee,
which is made from roasted and ground
acorns, Is sold in large quantities, and fire.
Qu,ntIy with rather medicinal than an eco
nomical view, as it is thought to have a
wholesome ctcctupon the blood particularly
Of scroiu!ouS persons. Acorn coffee is,
however, made and used in many parts OF
Germany for the sole purpose oiadultcrating
genuine coffee, and has been imported into
the United States for the same use, 50 that,
no doubt, many persons who would shrin!,
from knowingly drinking acorn coffee have
actually drunk it under another name. lit
be IN dicinai in il, nature, as is said, the use
of it ought to be encouraged. And at any
rate, as it is healthy in it. nature, and can
be made very chcaply from the supcrabun-
dance Of acorns in our forests, it seems to
recommend itself under certain circumstan-
ccs as substitute for coffee, the price Of
which would thereby be much reduced. -
HpntS Nsrclauts Kogd;ine.
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:, 't'TEV
| WILL sell a the door OF the court house
10 L. l.

l WILL sell at the door OF the court house in
4 Ottawa. on the 9Th day OF January, A. ID.
l'5j, the following real estate, belonging to the
estate at G. Burr, deceased.
The east ha OF the north west quarter of lot
No two, 90 in block No. eighteen, 49, in the
town OF Ottawa, situate on Main street On
thls LOT stands the brick store formerly occupied
by said Burr, now occupied by Rauh Btothers.
Lots No. three 81 end four T. in block No
hlly-thrre ,j3j in States addition To Ottawa
IN these lots is good warehouse, cribs &c,
now occ"pled by y. McGill; these lots to be
sold subject TO life estate OF Mrs. Burr, her
dover having been assigned on said lots
Lots No. tour, o. SIX, TO- and seven. % in
block No. one hundred and two tlO2) in the
states addition to Ottawg. On these lots there
ia small. dwelling house.
P"tt OF black No five in Ottawa Worth. about
Sjo feet deep, by 90 WI lie on north end. and
about 100 feet wide on son,h end, on which
stands a new and substantial warehouse
Iefms, cash, the remainder in and ~
months, secured by mortgage
sale made N pursuance Of an order of the
comfy court Of La Sale county.
j. L. COOK, er;ca!0r Of &. Eur, deceased
December li