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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

School DIRECTORS The election on Tues
day for school directors in this city resulted
in the choice Of the following individuals:
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MelOdcOm for Sale.
A PERFECTLY new, octave Melodeon, Of excellent
ZONE and bellows finished according to latest style,
or saie AZ A. l.. GNAMS, Columbus Street,
iepZs-sS opposite MtsheliS Gun Shop.
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LIST Ward-O. Leavens
ID Giles W. jackson.
Sd Dr. ID. ID. Thompson.
4th +. S. Leland.
9th A A. Fisher
9Th &. NJ. Van Doren.
18th Justus Harris
There was no opposition to any of the
above except the last. who had close run
with Dr. Putnam.
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Buy your Goods At the New
EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,

/ one door souM Of C. l.. Thompson's Drug Store, O-
tdtr0, Illinois.
THs goods buyers Of this city and surrounding
try will find to their nteres, call at this establish-
ment and examine the goods and prices before purcas
ing elsewhere, they will certainly IS TO 30 cents
on dollar! This stock Dust open-d) is entirely new
and fresh from large Clothing Mandatory, No. PA
West Pratt Baltimore, and offers Inducements in
selections which older stocks Of shop goods cannot
present. This is undoubtedly the best general
nent Of Ready Made Men. and Boys Clothing, and
GentIemens Furnishing Goods in La Sale County, and
equal to any i'm the State and OF neghbors
when enqured OF by strangers do know that there
new store in town. will please look for the sign
the times recently unfured to the breeze Of popular IA
vor which is plainly written, "EAsTSES CLOTHING
HOrsE o. WOLF, BERGMAN / CO..
New arrivals every week during the season.
Country Merchants requested give a CALL for
il will be TO their interest, will sell Eastern
wholesale prices Local WOLF BERGMAN co.
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BOARDING.,

selling off CO~ty
HAT large and splendid assortment of Csbn et Hurpi,
ture, lately owned by Gay Guiford, on La Sale
door south Of Chamberlain Agricultural store
will be sold to cash purchasers cost frbla e.
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cool Books Delight, Instruct, Refine.
How and where to Procure Them.
Please send for a copy of our
illustrated Catalogue,
OF 80 different works. suitable for Family and Freside
Reading, and embracing
yoDular american Biographies, Narratives and 1ft,-
refs agriculture, temperance, Ls,'r and School,
Books Tor the Young, beautifully Printed and Illus
tr0ted Family Bibles, Religious Books, Standard ana
Select Poetry, and choice ra'iety IF Nsceidneo':s
Books
We will send il without Charge.
IT contains a full description of the best standard
works on the above important subjects with their prices
Eyery reader and book.buyer should have it, We
will send any of books, Postage Prepaid on receipt
of the advertised price, which may be sent to us ny a
Ours ire the best Books for Agents,
Because they are adapted TO the wants OF the peoPe
Full particulars and practical instructions 10 ARe seh
gratis, application to IA ilp $50, Jar,
Oe25 otta~a' Ill., VI D"''-i y ' $50
peoria IIilI.Wright shop.
svaur euhscriber would inform Manulacturers anu
that he is prepared to contract to put up all
,;.,. nj Machinery Plans and specifications furnished
~hen desired Cog Timber, Hoops, HopPers kievator
ST md Knman's celebrated Flour Packers, constantly
az hand and made to order. Also agent for Johnson's
smut Machines, and Bran busters, and F"dd's manu-
acture Of French Burrs and Boiling Cloths.
REFERENCES.
Vim. Moore, Esq, City Foundry, Peoria, litnon.
Messrs j. l. W. G. Moore, Fayctte Mills, -
r. s. Dobbns Dobbins Distillery,
Messrs Majors Co, Eureka Mills, Eureka.
Rhoad Moore, Kewanee Mills, kewanee.
chop on Adams street, above Moore's Foundry.
fsns4 3m J. G. REYNOLDS
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storage
TcO2 $4,000 bushels Of CORN.
u ec21 HOssACk 4 RICHARDSON.
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DOdGOIURe
A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with board
~ and lodging 1t g. Gays two doors north Of IN.
Geiger House feb7-4w
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Stoves ! Stoves F! Stoves

We have hand 500 Stoves. comprising Of
the best patterns Of Goal CoDknE stoves brought
this markell which viii eel prices that will b- sati
factory Oar 500. 81 Parl"r and Dining Room Stoves
comprise Of The elegant and uSrfd styles
before exhibited in this City We wish say
toner. call ia and before you buy drawing
S;oyrs around In wagons If you w. ity per
your
We are extensively engaged In manufacturing Tin.
Copper, and sheet Iiu WAR, 81 every description and
execute orders in that line auy extent desired
We puFch1- stag old Castings. Copper. Pewter. aud
Brass, and viii pay the highest price tie market will
Oh Cloths. and En@meii-i Cloths ~ beautiful styles
and Patterns, a. prices that will astonish you b.
you call and see us before lrIrciIa-i Sept -
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OFFICE OTTAWA STARCH COMPANY,
Ottawa, February 18th, 1857.
A5OTICE is hereby given, that there will be meeting
IL Of the stockholders Of said Company, held their
Office in Ottawa, Monday, the 9th day Of March
next the purpose Of considering the expediency
increasing the capital stock, adopting amendment
the charter Of said Company, and acting upon such
other business - may then and there deemed sxped.
snt. GEO H. NOhhiS,
J. ID. CATION,
L. LELAND, = Trustee.
GEO. A. BAKER,
feblI p. LNDLEY,
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NEW ARRANGED NT.
JNO. STOUT HIMSELF AGAIN!
TIE subscriber respectfully to the pubic
that he has bought back Of l.. Iiadey Brother, the
entire stock, good will &c, OF the Dry Goods Store for
merly owned by himself the side OF the Court
House. in Ottawa. The stock Is heavy, and is well
lected for the Winter trade. To be ready for making
heavy purchase in spring. he will sell for the next month
two
At Cost!
And many articles at less than cost He means just
what he says, aud let those that doubt The
proof of tn. pudding is the eating Of it.
jan17 JOHN STOUT
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Hard Wood Lumber.
CAWED Oak Timber-ali sixes-from 6X6 and 12Xla
y and from l2 10 "a feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting Of Newell Post Tim.
Der. 6X6 to SKIS.
Plank, 9 to ~ inches thick.
Boards, inch thick
Hickory and Maple Axle STUFF and Oak Plank.
1900 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale by
wM. ". TRUE
fcb7-n Office in Nattinger's Block.
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DIED.,

In THIS city on the 11th instant, Mr. JAMES
KNOX, In the 10th year Of his age, a native Of
County Rilkerny, Ireland, for the la,t years
resident Of This city.
his friends are requested 10 after his funeral
at IN O'Clock, on Tomorrow Afternoon, from his
late residence on LIST street. No. All
On the 18th instant, al O'Clock m Mrs
EL 'ZABETH A BELL, wife Of Samuc, p
Bell, Of New York, aged 2s yeers
The funeral wi take place at az O'Clock To-
Morrow, fIom the house Of Mrs Williams, on sth
street. near Penn. avenue st Johns Lodge
Washington Chapter, and fIiends are res psctfully
Invited
MEL, aged years, son Of Henry ID GunneIl.
Etq. =
he friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF Mr. GunneIl
No III south d street, Island To- orrow Thurs
day. at2H O'Clock.
In Alexandria, Va on the s,h instant. in the
IIt ear OF hei age, Mrs HETTY w HALL,
rslict Of the late Major John Hall, Of the q s.
Marine Corps.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Freshets.

ST. Louis, Feb. 10 The river has fell six
inches, and lie still receding slowly. IL ID very
colo and freezing hard.
Inc Missouri river Is now open to Weston,
"na 'ne Mississippi to keokuk.
pirTsBURG, Feb. le.-The river here is
iSil he' IL Is now l6 feet. The weather is cold.
o-SCISSArI, Feb. AZ The river has risen
wv ises since last light and isstill rising IL
IL iuli OF noating ice, and the navigation In
dangerous. At Wheeling. N. r;vs, = s,st;o,-
airy and the ice is still running from the prner
rivers, which prevents a resum otion OF payi.
CATION. "
CHICAGO, Feb. l0.-The recsnt ,hsx H..
done immense damage in this vicinity TO rail.
roads, bridges, telegraph wires, mills a..
On Friday, at Aurora, two bridges, sav.miII-
planning mill, carriage factory, and large
quantities Of lumber were swept off
The Rock leland Railroad bridge and ths
Morris bridge are gone Also, the Michigan
Central Railroad bridge at Ypsilanti and the
bridge at Niles, together with several over
the st Joseph's aud Kalsmsz 90 rivers.
The southern portions Of this city are sub
merged, bot the river is now falling The
damage done TO the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroads is estimated at sIO0, 900.
ROCHESTER,, Feb. I0.-A serious freshst has
occurred on the Genesee river, carrying sew
efai bridges and buildings over the falls
oaiy one bridge is now rem aiming In the cen.
canal aqueduct.
ALBANY, Feb. 1O.-Ths water receded con
sinsTaoly Iast night, but is still high. No mali
had been received by the Hudson River Raj.
road 1t is reported that two families on the
island opposite the city have persisted.
ct. John church, in this city, is badly
damaged, the pews having been ripped up by
the water and otherwise injured.
There is much suffering from a want Of
drinking water. All the pipes in that part of
the city are either frozen or submereed.
Large quantities Of grain stored In the second
stories of warehouses were flooded State
street bridge has been raised several feet above
the iron columns.
lhe relief committee are actively engaged
in striving to alleviate the wants of the desti-
tnte, and soup houses have been opened near
the flooded districts.
HAvRE DE-GRAcE, Md, Feb IO.-The SUI
quehanna river at this point presents this
morning eJestic but destructive spectacle.
Theice commenced moving about Eve O'Clock
fearful; and in shert time immense bodies Of
Ice could be seen passing down with great
:orce and fearful violence, carrying with them
innumersble quantities of timber, houses, DC.
a large portion Of the Port Deposit bridge
passed down this morning, showing that above
this place great damage has been done
Silvers' fishing battery and fixtures, worth
81 800, together with the large sounding foat
belonging to the railroad company, with nu-
merous boats and an immense quantity Of
lumber, have also been swept away
There is no doubt great destruction Of pro-
Perty at Port Deposit. LAST evening it was
reported that families were moving from the
'ower streets Of that town
Some damage may be done here also should
the Ice gorge at this point or below.
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, Feb. IL Flour is firm; sales
600 Ibis; State s6 so; Southern $3.50
aS7.20.
Wheat is firm; sales Of IL, 900 bushels; red
81 go, white sl.75. Corn is buoyant; sales Of
5000 bushels, mixed 74c.
Pork is steady; mess s2l.50. Beef s IN
changed; repscked Chicago Sl5asl5.75. Lard
is buoyanr; bbls I3Ic.
Whisky is firm; Ohio Este.
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Ieung hH'S Ftbrtw Literary Association
ON MONDAY EVENING, March . 1887.

AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
EsIE YOUNG MEMS HEBREW LITERA-
Il RY ASSOCIATION would res pectfully In
form their 4 lends and the public that their Sec
ond Annual Ball WIN take place on the ever! ng
OF the above date, FOR the benefit Of purct asing
library.
The undersigned believe that the object to be
accomplished py this Association, in the pursuit
OF knowledge by worthy and needy IsiaeIites
VIII not fall to attract your attention, and receive
The support and encouIagem- nj Of the citizens Of
this District and other cities
icktts TWO DOLLARS to &c Tad CT Tar
lor Il Maury, Frank Taylor, sos Shilling on, ard
at Browns and NstiJnal Hotels
T COMMITTEE.
Capt Levy, II Blen,
l.Oppelkeimer, + Kaufman,
Ben, Bower,
Sanstag, ~ Gross
King, Straass,
Rol!Srd, WolfsheImer.
feb 10
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Rectifyins Establishment

UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
z method Of Informing LIQUOR dealers thet he
has fitted up aRECTfFYfNG ESTABLISH
MEM In this city, ard is now prepared to sup
Ply all those who NAV favor him with their Gus =
iOm ne hes on hand large stock OF h. andtes,
6iu, Wines, and Old Whiskeys, which he can
seil at az low figure as they can be purchase
for either Ia Baltimore or Philadelphia
b: Tie subscriber has also on hand, a large
lot OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars
PETER FEGAN
No. % Louisiana avenue, near 10th ST.
Ian u-Gns
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

THE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF Ct.
IL Paul, NJ. It having an extensive knowledge
sin, and Iowa, and having great experience In
locating the same, Is prepared 10 enter w arrants
TO great advantage to those wishing to invest
Particular attention given to procuring lands
contiguous to Railroads when they become sub.
ject to entry.
Lands and Lots In and about the cities 81 Sune,
Tor, bayfield,. and 81 Paul, for sale
h LlNDsLEY, Kirkwood House,
jan 29. I'm Washington. m ~
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Charge OF kurdar.

BosToS, Feb. IL Developments relating to
the death of Mr.. Gardner, postmaster of Him /.
ham, have led to the arrest of his wife on sus
pieion Of poisoning him. Or. jackson, on an
alyzing the stomach Of the deceased, found
arsenic sufficient to cause death. An INQUEST
is LOW being held at bingham Mrs Gard
ner is a native Of Maine, and forty years old -.
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Land slidss-Railroad Collision

ST. LouIs, Feb Numerous slides have
occurred on the various railroads in this re-
glon, owing to the resent heavy rains and
lhaw.
LOUISVILLE, Feb "a collision occurred
On the Pacific railroad on SATURDAY. nisht. pesr
Newport. OGe passenger car was domolish ed
and q German boy YVES killed. Several Pa
sengerS were also injured.
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Ferocious Assault upon an Editor

MIDDLETows, COM, Feb. 9.-walter S.
Carter, editor of the Middlesex county Argus,
vas severely beaten here this morning BY
Capt James De Kay, in consequences of an ar
tlcle in his paper rejecting severely upon the
Rev Z. Harwood, Mrs HARDWOOD, and her SIS
ter, Miss De Kay. Mr.. Carter Is bleeding
freely at the lungs and his recovery is cor.
,idered doubtful.
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GRAND NATIONAL
ANNIVERSARY BALL,

1T CARUSPS SALOON,
MONDAY EVENING, February 23d, 1857
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
Il would respectfully inform their friends and
The citizens generally that their
TWENTIETH ANNUAL BALL
Will be given on the evening Of the above date
when they will be pleased TO meet them In ce!s-
brdting the us anniversary Of the birth Of him
who was "First in War, First IN Psnes, Fi,st
IN the hearts Of has CogHtryDlen -
The event they commemorate aud regard for
the preservation OF tnat reputation which has
stood sir through along series Of years will cause
extraordinary exertion TO make 1t surpass all pre-
vious entertainments OF the Corps
The following gentlemen have been selected 10
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO ,Auots
INTENSIVE SALE OF BRANDIEs,
~ W hiskey, and Groceries at Public AuC.
tloR.-On THURSDAY MORNING, February
18th, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at our Auction
Rooms, choice lot OF Brandies, Whissey, and
Groceries, &c , In part
Ten \ casks Superior Cognsc Brandy
Twelve = casks Cognac L Henesse Brandy
II kegs do do do
- bbls fine Whiskey
bags Rio Coffee
Gunpowde', I'm erial and II Tea
30 boxes Soap, Buckets and Brooms
Sperm ard Adam milne Candles
siscaro1i, Vermacelu, Selerstus Indigo Blue
Together with other Goods IN the 6fccery line
Eot enumerated
Sac positive
Term: $50 and under, cash. over tb at amount
credit of 60 and o. DAYS fer notes Satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
leD 10 AuctioneeTs
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WOOD AND COAL

OAK WOOD DELIVERED AT Sc per cord.
~ Pine do do as do
COAL. OF oil kinds and the best quality
All orders left at i. j. STEERS Store, No. iSS
Seventh street, or at our Otsce, will be promptly
filed
2,2lO POUNDS given to the ton.
JOHN w. MYERS CO,
Once and Yard corner Of 8 and lid SITS First
ward. feb 5-2w
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ARsY's CONFECTIONERY

No. 81 Bridge Street, Georgetown, DC.
WHERE ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAIN
w ments are furnished with the best Ice
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices, Confect. &c at the
shortest notice, and on the most moderate teIms
Meaal awarded at the last exhibition Of Metro
polftan Mechanics Institute
Jan 3l-N Union Intel
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The Burdell Murdar

NEW YORK, Feb. 1l.-But little additions
testimony was elected yesterday In the Bur
dell case. An attempt was made to show that
Ecke! and Mrs. Cunningham were the parties
who entered a store on Friday TO purchase the
dagger, but the witness failed TO identify
them. Mr.. Cunningham was committed to the
fnmkc
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Fire et Fort Sullivan

BosroN, Feb. 10 The oficers' quarters at
Fort Sullivan, Maine, were destroyed by FIRE
on Wednesday last. and on the following day
the soldiers quarters were nearly destroyed
The building was oae hundred and twenty
feet long by forty feet wide.
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MARRIED.,

Oa The lO,h instant, by the Rev. Mr. Boyle,
JOhN u ROUS to MARY l. HlIhFFER
Baltimore papers please copy.)
On the I'D Instant, by the Rev. Mr. Landstreet,
LOUIS FREDERICK WILLIAM WEBGR
Of Washington, to Miss LYDIA A. RECTOR, Of
Fauquir county, Va.
lInteligencer please copYl
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ByJAs C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
lEIGTEEIS HALE DF RrRHITuR X

BY JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
FENEUsTEE'S SAFE OF FURNfTURE
and Household affects THURS
DAY MORSING, Febr1ary 18th, at 10 O'CLOCK,
! shall sell, by virtue Of deed OF trust duly re-.
corded among the land records for Washirgtcn
county, the Furniture ard L q cts contained in
house NO. 5, On moth atreet, between Delaware
avenue and Inst street east, opposite the Capitol
park, consisting Of
Mahogany and Walnut hair Spring Sofas, Par
Tor Chairs, ard Rcckers
Marble top Centre Table, Gard Tables
Daraask and Lace Curtains, Shades
Mahogany Dining Tables, Sideboards
Twenty-:our Arm Dining CT airs
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Table Cutlery
Cane AMI " God seat Chairs, Lounge
brussels, Three Pr, ard Ingram Carpets
Large quantity Of Oilcloth, Mat ting, Rugs
Gas Chandeliers, Pendants and Fixtures
Eight r Gather Beds, BolsteTs and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Blankets
Comforts, Spreads. Sheets, &c
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Weshstards
Looking 6lasses, Toilet sets, Clock
Cottage Set, Chamber Tables, &C
Cooking and other stoves
together with general assortment OF House.
Keeping articles
Term: SS5 and under cash over that sum
credit OF 90 and 80 days, for satIsiac torily en-.
dorsed nosts, bearing interest
THUS J. FISHER Trustee
FEB cd JAS. G. McSUIR Auct
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DANCING.
SECOND AND LAST QUARTER.

pROF. H. w MUNDER, RESPECTFULLY
announces 20 his friends and the gu
public generally, that his second and last ~
quarter will commence from the LIST to the ~
9Th Of February All that wish to prepare fMlk
for the Grand May Festival, would do WIZ
well to enter thelrnames immediately.
The Fancy ID ,rces this season, will far eIcei
any that has ever been introdu ed In this city by
himself or any other teacher, DIl
His agreeable Soirees, which has been so ex-
tensively patronised this season, viii continue
every WEDNESDAY EVENING, tweatherpes
mittfng) until further notice. jan S2-aw
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAvELLkRs

INK POTOMAC BEING NOW OPEN,
the steamer POWHATAN win
resume her regular trips to Aqua
Creek on Sunday morning. Upon this, Che
shortest and most pleasant route, in Connection
with the Richmond and Frdericksbsrg Rail
road, the travelling public viii find all the CON-
forts ard expedition desirable, and great relief
from the tedium incident 20 a more circuitous
route. GEORGE MATTIN6LY,
fb9-3t Superintendent.
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Baltim IRE Markets,

BALTIMORE, Feb. Il.-Flour is steady Of
So 25 for Howard street and Ohio superfne.
Wheat is firm: sales of reds at 81 1881 AZ,
and whites 81 81 81 5S:. Corn is better; sales
at 64s66c.
Whisky is unchanged sales at 26ta2S,.
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EoI-brrival of the Niagara

HALIFAX, Fec 1I-Noon No signs Of the
steamship Niagars, now fully due, with a
weeks later news from Europe.
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Fiuaneial

NEW YORK, Feb IL. - Stocks are lower !:
Cumberland Coal Co, 49, Illinois Central
bonds 9St; Michigan Southern "a; New York
Central go; Reading S0f; Canton Co. 22l /;
Missouri 6's SO
Sterling exchange is firm.
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist,

VI GUILD RESPECTFULLY INfOkM
w the citizens Of the District and
In Wsshington. he Is now prepared 70 oll0
perform al operations, In his profession, In ne
most approved style $500 -.
tisyis, Jan holy
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Departure Of TIE Arabs

BosroS, Feb 1.-The Curarl stta rsbi /,
Arabia sailed a. moan for L. vsrpoo', wit /
$500 geo in specie.
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIE 3 w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient on liable board
cSA be obtained Elgsl' an CT
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RETURN OF Mr.. FABRONIUs, Artist.

TINE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
Il formed Ii at Mr.. FABRONIUs, win In rev
ous persons wishing 20 possess their LIKENESS
ES in CRAYON, executed by bim-hs visit be-
ing for one month only The number OF Portraits
viii be limited 20 Is Persons wishing 20. secure
the same are n uested TO make early application
at Mr. CASPAkIS's, Capitol Hill, for terms and
particulars. leu o-lW*
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown
I AR6E STOCE STANDARD Rocks
~ at Auction.-On TUESDAY EVENING"
10th Instant, ard every evening This week at E:
O'CLOCK, we VIII sell At our store Ioom on BRIDGE
street, near Congress, j large stock Of standard
and miscellare works by the best English ar
American an,hoEs, In every variety Ct binding
Sale positive
Books at private sale during the day
feb 9-V BARNARD IL BUCKLEY, Aucts
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DOTATOEs.-l000 BUSHELS PRIM r.
L white MERCER POTATOES, In store. ana
for sale In lots to suit purchasers
PETER BERRY,
janN-u o. 80 water street, GeoFgetown.
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REMOVAL OF DRUG STORE.

MESSRS. KIOWELL LAWRENCE Take
IsI this method o; informing their custo- n
mers that they b ave removed their DRUG 90
STORE to 18Th street, near the corner Of ~
rennsyivanls avenue and opposite Treaury ID
extension, where they will prepare and dispens G
Medicines until further notice as Il is there pur-
pose tn arrange an attractive and complete store.
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