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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

SCION ROBINSON recently presented some
wine 10 friends in Connecticut, which was
drank and highly praised, after which he
assured them that it was made from the
Juice of rhubarb (pie plant,) at the rate of
800 gallons per acre in Wisconsin.
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SILA> j. LEE q. Co.,
We III " ozark 81, corner Of Otto, Chicago, IHino
Importers Of French and German lSseHte

SILA~ j. LEE q. Co.,
CHEMISTS AND APOTuECAgIEs,
We IL N clark Il, Of Otio, Chicago, Illinois
Importers Of French and German ESseHtes,
FlavoTing Extracts Of Oils and Wines.
y IESE Extracts prepared with tie creates;
] and warranted TO contain no mineral preparations
or vegetable pOis0us.
They iTpart pufe Spirits, the favor Of the finest
brands OF Coynsc, Heuus.sy, DupGy, Seigue; and Ca
tawba Brandy. Wine. Rum Whi.key, and Cordals.-
They PIT up quantities. pTopOTtiuned 20 AMI 40
gallons. ESSENCES Of COgn.c, Holland Gin, London
Tom Gin. JaUact and s.. Croix Rum. Rye, Bourbon.
Mouougahela, Scotch and Cherry Whiskev. kimn-
ZSetsehwass-T Kirschwasser Ab-ynth and Port Wine.
RRASDTASD VINE COLORIHG.
Essences and Extracts !Or Favorug syrups, Ice Cream
and Confectonary.
Order. promptly filed and sent par; by Ell
press. FERNS cash, delivery
SF- Cards Of prices and directions Tor sent o.
application ap9-Iy
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 6, 1859.
Flour dull at 61a6 50 for White winter red 5:75
a6 60. Spring from IS to IS according to quality.
Rye flour 500. Shorts is GOALS so pr ton.
Corn meal bolted, 90 so; unbo!ted e27 per ton.
Wheat The wheat market is rather quiet at 1 .26a
les No. red winter No. 9, 1.l2a115. No. 1 spring.
1O5al1o No. 3 s2as4. Rejected, 60a70c.
Co,n-Less less active at 71a72c for 6Olbs or the
track tic for white river corn board and 75c for
choice yelo river Arrivals heavy and buyers less
than in the early Part OF the week
Oats dull tn 46a55c, and DECLINING
Bvkey-dul, No. l, 70aSO No. 2, 44c
Rye-quiet at 93s94c.
Hides, green Ease; sailed Sa9c; dry salt llal3c;
flint I6rl7. New city pelts 81 25ul 70
Dressed HoCs-quiet and dull at Coal co. according to
weight. Pigs, very light, 450 Live in good demand
for the eastern market at 75a5 25, live weight Mess
Pork, 167 Is Sugar cured hams 1ac, dry
SAG. Shoulders &c. Lard 11a1lI4c Tailow Toe.
Butter-Choice, scarce and in demand at 14a2Oc
Common Illinois state 11al3t.
EJ1s-Eresh eggs in demand at Sa9c.
Bsdns-15a1 90 for common and 25a1 so for choice
Timothy seed is in demand at ~ 75a2 90 for prime
Clover seed in good demand at So 50a6 Is.
Fruit Of all kinds is Green apples $4a6 pr Dbl
Dried apples fa12c. Dried peaches 12a13c
zVa25 for pared.
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Take Notice.
" NE subscriber having purchased the Aqueduct Mills,
u and the same being in frst-rate order for
CUSToM OR MERCHANT WORK,
Would be happy have his fri rnds give him
call where they will find Geo Mann, Jr always ready
TO attend to them, and give Custom Work despatch
GEU. MANN.
p s-Cash for Wheat, and all orders for Flour
promptly delivered. jan1-6m
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OrrAwA, April Z, 1853.
Flour-Super6ne, s8.50a7.5o.
Corn AeaI-1l GOAL O5.
Corn-Eax 6es70c for 75 lbs; shslled 6ea7oe fo
60 lbs.
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q or sale.


1 STEAM ENGINE. IN complete running condition,
"A Of u horse power. Enquire OF
r. TH0RNE or
apo JOHN T.. ANTHONY.
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Washington Items.

The United States and England having
failed to come to any definite understand
ing regarding the right of search or visit
our government declining to yield any
point, and the English government refus-
ing to submit any new plan-the French
government have stepped i'll and submit
ted projet to the English Government
which our government have adopted, and
which will probably settle the vexed ques-
ton. 1t has not yet been made public
as soon as it is arranged | shall send it to
you.
The War Department has advices from
Utah to the lst of March.
Mormonism is represented to be waning,
and apostacy quite common. Brigham
Young keeps secluded. 1t is reported he
intends quitting Salt Lake, and has agents
negotiating in some northern provinces in
Mexico, and also in Central America, for
the purpose of obtaining site for a new
settlement.
Territorial officers in Utah experience
much difficulty from Mormon interference
The army is in fine spirits The Indi-
ans are of course troublesome
The armed expedition now being organ
lied in New York snd other cities, with
the ostensible view of emigratiug to Arizo-
na will not be permitted to enter that ter
ritory, special orders to that effect having
been issued to the United States troops on
the frontiers.
The stopping of Col Lockridge by Gen.
Twiggs is sanctioned here Similar orders
to prevent the entrance OF bands of maui
RAIDERS into the territory are issued. The
troops now in New Mexico will be march
ed into Arizona, if it should be necessary
aud have their places supplied by others
from the Platte country
The Herald has intelligence from Mon
tevideo to the 10th of February, IL days
later, which was received yesterday by the
brig Auna Mclean, from Pennambuco.
This intelligence announces the peace
full adjustment of our difficulties with Par
aguay through the friendly offices of Prcsi-
dent Urquiza, of the Argentine Coniedera-
ton. The precise terms of settlement are
not stated, but it is known that ample in
demnity is conceded to the family of the
1 person killed on the Water Witch, and the
company represented by Mr.. Hopkins.
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aI5 Rev ard

$50 Reward.
oST the FIRE ThLrsday night april ithl a
II COLTS KkH OLIVER and PAIR or LEATHER
CLOVIS. They were taken cut r! mr. oveTcoat pocket
while lying work bench n the old >izsT carpenter
shop. On the handle o. the Revolver there silver
pa'e, which graved the letter. D. l. - The
above viii BE- paid Cor tie discovery % The thief
on his conviction faueI WI l. DCSAvAS.
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1859 Spring Trade. 1859

CROCKERY.
Looking Glasses, Glass Ware,
GROCERIES AND BOOTS SHOES,
All Of which will De sold cheap they can be pur-
chased at any House OF New York City and to
convince those who may doubt the above assertion,
give below a lit OF Prces OF such Goods have
room euumrrat-.
Good Sheetings. heavy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. cts
do tnr----- 10 cts
90 Prints. fast coiors. to 10 cts
90 ptlaitrs--- Nv Cfs
do bhalis, -----.-------.- 10 cts
do BareEes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS cts.
do Linen Handkerchirfs, ............. cts.
DO Itdl-s' CcliaTs. 10 cO'
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing TO replensh their
stock will do well to look Goods.
Ottawa, March i. 1859 BEAN MORGAN.
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JNO. ALIENS
AMPhOVED TUB WASHING MACHINE
Patented Septetqbsr IL iR50
IL G F. ; Y Doll AR s

> Y DOLL AIRS
Al, his Tub combines in itself all the ADVANTAGES M
IN ues. patented wash-tubs without their defects
T Thev he5Hefs. These Rubbers are Indispensable
vi IN ITO essential work in rubbing the clothes
S1 as OF abrupt contact which would be inurioms
la ~ ar" possesses l65 Pummes or Knnckles These
melting the clothes which they do efiactuaIly' n
contains stso 70 Squeezing Angles. This featnre Is
be the most important feature OF this inventios
The clothes IN this tub are Rubbed, KnucSIed' and
essential to good washing Over 1900 of the se tnb,
are now In use In Mary land and the adjoining Statas
County rights in Virginia for sale. Call ON mr. al
dress vi ~"
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUS EHOLD
- FURNITURE, CHINA AND GLASS WARE AT Arc
IIoN.-On FRIDAY MORNING, nth instant. at
ioocock, we will sell. at Forrest hall Georgetown
~ part only '''''''
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Rockers.
DO. Centre. Pier aud Side Tables
Do. Dining, Rout and Work Tables
Gilt and Mahogany Frame Mirrors
Excellsnt Brussels, Thee-py, and Ingram Car
pets, MI
Mardrobos, Dressing and Plain Bureaus
Washstands, Bedsteads. Mattresses
FITst;rate Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses Fed
Clothing, ~
Toilet Sets, Looking glasses,
Window Curtains aud Shades
Vases and Ornaments
China and Glass Ware, a large assortment,
Knives and Forks, Plated Ware,
stoves, Kitchen Furniture, &c
Terms: All sums under SSo cash; over thai
amount credit of 90 and 80 days for notes
torliy endorsed, bearing Interest
mar Sd BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts
" THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVoIDABLy
Postponed until MONDAY, the Ilth inst
mar lo-d BARNARD BUCKLEY Au.,rs
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LOCAL, NEW s.

1.-THE STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LETTERS
EFBAINING N The WASHINGTON CITY PosT OFFICE
rNpER THE PROVISIONS OF The LAW DIRECTING
THsv To BIZ PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
rHE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
o. TIE OFFICE. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Ia
xOKE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
,E1yrED ~ TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRA, March 11.-Ftour, small sales
superfine at AZ IS.
Wheat white, sales on Change fair % good,
81 5saSl 81; do red, a. iOasl Sc.
Corn, sales of white, S3asi cents; yellow, (hy
weight.) s. cents.
Rye, no sales reported.
Oats sales at Il cents struCk measure
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By 4. GREEN. AnctIoneer
EXECUTOR' : SALE OFJMPR OVED Do n

d n "
EXECUTOR : SALE OFIMPROVED PROP
~ ERTY oN THE NAVY YARD Al AUCTIoN-On
THURSDAY, the oath instant, Shall sell. in front
ni ne premises at o'clock p m, handsome Lot
ming at point of ~ feet Ii inches from the sorth
cast corner OF said Square, and fronting "a feet on
Nh street east and running back IS3 feet between G
anu streets, with the improvements, which consist
oil a good, neat Frame House containing six good
rooms ara passage, conveniently arranged. with a
wood house attached.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance in six and nine
months. with notes bearing interest, secured by a
deed OF trust upon the premises
ii the terms of sale are not complied with in FIVE
days after the sale, the property will be resod by
giving 5days notice in the Evening Star at the cost
and risk of the delinquent purchaser.
JAMES RHODES, Executor.
mar II 2aw&ds A. GREEN Anct
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Fire nj Soutbbrids,, Ma,s

SoUrHBRIpGE, March IO.-A great fire occurred
in Southbridge this morning. Turner'S Hotel
and barn adjoining, with forty horses, Phelps
jewelry store, simpsons oyster saloon. and Ed
wards gas-EouSe were all DESTROYED. The goods
in Mr.. Edwards store were partially damaged
The loss is about So go and is partially covered
|,
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Financial.

NEw YORK, March 1l.-Stocks are hrmer
United States SIS of le7i, lU3a; Chicago and Rock
Island Cos; Cumberland Coal Co. 23z; Illinois
Central shares GO; do bonds 81 La Crosse and
Milwaukee y; Michigan Southern l6A; Reading
Az. Milwaukee and Mississippi IL Missouri
6'so5I
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The Expected News From Mexico.

WAsHINGroN, March 10, ] IS p. m.-Both the
national and seaboard lines are working through
Ia New Orleans to-day, but up 20 the present time
there is intelligence Of the arrival Of the Ten
nessee, now due from Vera CruZ-REP.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March II-Flour closed firm, How
ard street aud Ohio S637H.
Wheat closed steady and scarce, but much
wanted; 81 iUasl 50.
Corn closed duh, with decline Of 2aSc; yellow
SIC, white Sc.
Provisions are firm and unchanged bacon sides
9Ac.
Whisky closed steady at 2e Ia2qc
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More abou, che Wanderer.. Nrgroe,.

AUGUSTA, March II The Savannah Republican
Of this morning states the Wanderer Africans ar,
at Jacksonville, Tilfair county. They were ar
where they will probably be claimed by thei
owners. The reports relative 20 the affair ar
much tanvlTd.
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NOIrCE.- DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA ADVERTISE
svNTs TO BE INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE SUS
IzE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
SrtP OFFICE.
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IN tho 18th instant, of Pneumonia infant SON of
5ohn r. and Amanda L. Mnllowny, aged months
=, On the 10th instant, NJ 10 clock p. m. HENRY w
bEAL TX, a3d g ,iTsa, d }monibs "
HIS funeral will take place ON Sunnay after,oor
AZ O'Clock, from the residence of his nncIo Tbos
- barrett. north street. between 5th and 18th Ste
east Capitol Hill. Relatives and friends are 70
sPeGtinly invited To attend without further notice
baltimore sun please copy.l ''''''
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BY J. c. McGUIRE& co. AnctionceTS-

by J. e McJUIRE a CO, AuctIoneers.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER
Il OF p STREET WEST AND MassACUUSETTS Ayr
NUE-On TT ESDAE AFTERNOON, Match Is
az "a O'Clock, the premises shall sell part Of
Lot No. 50, IN Square No. J4, fronting Is feet on
Massachusetts avenue, at the corner of 2l street
west running back about ~ ct, together with tho
improvements, consisting of a two-stury Frame
and Coach House 0'
Title perfect. Immediate possession will be given
Terms One-half cash; the residue ia s and u
months with interest, secured by deed in trust on
the premises.
mar sd ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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nars-d &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
Nv waIJ-k R.RNApD ,,,.,.--o.--

'Iy ~ -hI'h' N II1hItLN-hIN d lNUtIIUHttTHs
'I'RUSTEES' SALE.-By virtue ofa deed oftrust
\ from Cynthia Il. Mason and Others TO US ta tod
March 81, l85l, aud of record, will offer at public
euctIon, on MONDAY, the 4th DAY of April next on
IN washington city known and described as ot
No eight, g.. IN Square No seventy three rs with
me Improvements, consisting of good two-story
Frame House.
Terms ofsale: One third of the purchase money
10 he paid IN cash. on the spot, and approved notes
10 be given for the baance In two eqIa iustalmeuts
at and u months, with interest. Should this pUT-
chaser falt to comply with the terms of ssle the
property may be struck off to tho next lowest bidder
or resod at tho risk and cost of the FIRST purchaser
~ the option of the Trustees after one weeks no,
uca. WALTER :. cox.
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees of the Union Building Association,
e,. -, ~ OF GrorgetOwn.
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New Hampshire Election

CONCORD. March l0th.-One hundred and ffty-
four towns have been heard from, and indicate
that Goodwin's tRep majority for Governor is AZ
least 1900.
The Republicans elected their three Congress
men by handsome majorities Marston. in the lst
district by about 800; Tappan in the ID district,
by about sOO; aud Edwards, in the Sd district. by
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By THOMAS DOWLINC. Gao-ge,own

BY IHUMAS DOWLING Georgetown
RRlCK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
- On TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, al four
O'clock shall sell, In front of tine PREMISES the .
story Brick House aud Lot on Bridge street pear
Jefferson street being part of Lot 81, and adjoining
the property owned and occupied by Mr. J. Bircb
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in s. u and Is
months ~ ~
mar lots THOS BOWLING Auctionaar
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EMRICH,s LAGER BEER DEPOT,

II No. SlO ELEVENTH STREET.
Ttro doors North 81 the Gus COmPdHyS 0fce.
The undersigned respectfully announces that hs
has accepted the Washington agency Of j. z.
Baltz's PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER which
he is prepared 20 furnish 20 the trade private
families Bats Lager Beer has long bsen kept At
the undergig ueds establishment, and ranks IN this
city. in all northern Cities the best manufac
tured in the United States.
1T All orders promptly filed, and delivered free
of charge. - -
fe 25-3u PETER ENRICH.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the 9th instant, by the Rev Mr. Hall las nj
GonIIiI 81 providence, X. l., to Miss VIRGINIA.
J'GolNES, Of Washington, ID. c.
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WATCH RETURN.-Henry Gavit, drunk and
disordery; fine and costs - 25. J. A Commit,
drunk; do. do. S2.I5. Mary Ann Kelly. drunk
in the street. do s215. Henry Pumphrey. ar =.
rested with U; ; warrant. Arthur O'Ieary,
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs 81 Is ami
security for Court. Twenty nine dodgers
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BY WALL & BARNARD Anc,ioroerS

BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers
EMPRESS WAGON. HORSE AND Harness
~ AT AUcTION.-On SATURDAY MORNING.
18th instant. Mt 10 o'clock, we will sell in front oi
our auction rooms 10y " '' vi
] nearly new EHpTuNS Mason nada h. Will.
Roam Horse, ' ~ ~ "'
| set Harness.
Terms One-fourth ca sh and a credit Of ~ and 81
IaNs on Ia ance, for noter satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
Horse, Cart, and Harness
mars WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
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CoNFIRNED.-The following persons were con
trmed by the Senate on the ID instant as Justice,
Of the peace for the District of Columbia, viz
Chas. p. WanDall, VIM. X. Woodward, PIerc,
Shoemaker, Gilbert L.. Giberson, James Ward
w > CIary, W A. Manning, b. w. Ferguson
John Mills, and Charles Allen.
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., ofGEcrgrtown
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer

CHANCERI SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
- By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the
District of Columbia. IN chancery sitting male in
the cause of Mary NJ: Williams vs.. Theophiius Con-
nell, aud others, and dated the I'D day Of Jaiuarv
Sd day of March next, at O'Clock p m on the prem
lseas, the east Is feet of Lot numbered saveHtaen
C7,l ~ Square numbered four hundred and flty-
one, tt5l,l with the improvements thereon. consS
Ing of a three story frame dwelling house, with
back building attached.
This property Is well located i'm healthy neigh
boThood, with pump of water in the ward The
house Is comparatively a one, conveniently ar
ranged, and furnished IN a manner 10 correspond.
Terms: One third cash; the residue ia three canal
lnstalments of s. II and IL months secured by notes
bearing interest from the day of Sale.
If the terms are not complied with within FIVE DAYS
weeks notice, at the risk and expense of the pur-
chaser. A. LLOYD. TrnStee
fe 8-eodds A GREEN Anct,r
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FAMILY QrARREL.-Arthur O'Leary was ar
rested for abusing his wife and driving her from
the house. Mrs. OLearv appeared, and told Jus
tice Dom that it was all through whiskey. He
had sent her from the house several times and she
was afraid of him. He was ordered to give secu-
rity for his good behavior and paw fine and costs
OF Si.l5; and promised to go To the priest and
swear off from drinking
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IHE GREAT CONFERENCE.-THE express wagons
OF MT osborne, plying two or three times daily
between Alexandria, Georgetown. and Washing
ton city are being extensively and deservedly pa
troniZed. Mr. o 5 charges are yery moderate and
his promptness. accuracy, and fidelity are ALREADY
proverbial- One Of his states may at all times be
found III the counting-rco of the Star office on
which orders for him TO call anywhere in either of
the three cities for freight may be entered
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REMEMBER that the fair for the benefit of the
orphans at the Assembly Rooms is rapidly draw
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DIR. SHULTz, who has proved himself an excel
lent operator upon corns in this city, is about to pay
Georgetown professional visit
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AUCTION sALu
THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORROW

By WALL BARNARD, Auc,Ior.o,.
RUIbDlNG LOT IN THE FIRST WARn,
- AucrloN.-On MONDAY Aztec NON
March 9TH, at O'Clock, in front of the premises ~
Will sell, Lot No. III, In Square No ~ frontinr pa
ieet on znth street west, and running back loo fee
between and streets north. "
lite perfect. Terms cash.
~ IL Instead of on tha premises, we will sell IN,
sbove Lot on the promises Of and at the sale of To
formed by the intersection of Pennsylvania aycnu.
ana Nth street, same day and hour.
mar Its WALL d BARNARD, Auct'rs
HIN, CoNSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN. the
Move sale ~ Postponed till FRIDAY AFTER.
NUN 18th instant, same hour and place
nlar o-ts WALL BARNARD. Auct'rs.
BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.
4 LOSING OUT SALE, WITHOUT Reserve
~ OF THE REMAINING LoT OF FINE wTSYs . ~
IlQUoRS, on SATURDAY MORNING. Mach ID
at ~ O'Clock at the store lately occupied nv ElvaDs
Thompson, S2S Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th
q. Il. Mumm Co.'S Champagne, viz: Roy al Rose,
- Imperial and NeTzenay
i. a. Mumms finest Hooks, viz, Hockheimer
. LeIhtrumlch and BTauneberger
Michealson & Co. : superior ClaretS, viz: Chateau
.. Margaux, Chateau LATTE, and Lnrille,
I.Jullen. ~. EStephe and MargauN Medoc
chateau iquem aud Haut Sauterne,
Sherries, Brandlas, Whiskeys, CoTdials
SuPeIIor Stomach Bitters.
And great variety of fine Iiauors in bottles sam
Sale positive.
C. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
y. X. Any ofthe articles NAV be had a. above AZ
private sale, PRIOR to the auction, at greatly reduced
PIIcHs' mar OTIS
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lT is RUMoRED that Joe Jefferson the favoritc
comedian. will open our theatre in a week or SO
He will receive 4 hearty welcome.
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AUCTION SALES.

by y X. L.. CROWN q CO., Auctioneers.
SAhE DE EMBROIDERIES.-On SATUR-
~ IA MORNlNG. the 18th instant at 10 O clock
at our store, we shall sell, largo invoice of En-
SLTlIies; , we name IN Part: Jaconet and Swiss
3piiiaS,,ah anu sets Jaconet Flouncng, IPaid Muslin
ne LADIES are especially invited to attend, as the
SAFE VIII be positive and without reserve.
-. G. X. l.. CROWN & CO.,
W No. 257 Pa. avenue.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of for
~. tacIas Issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
OF Washington and to nc directed will pXposs ~
pubic sac Tor CASH. in front Of the Court House
April next 1850, at IL O'Clock M the foli"wing de
scrbed PROPERTY to witt All defendants right title
claim and interest IN and to part of Lot No * in
Square No. 81 beginning at the southeast corner 81
SAID l0t; and running thence north 80 feet thence
wet 8eet, thence south ~ feet, and thence east RI
feet to the point of beginning together with ali and
singular the improvements thereon, in the city Of
w Washington, D. C., seized and levied upon as the
satisfy Indclals No 175, to January term. IR5l in
Ct al. w Sci DE[ M,rsL.I 'iii
mar Hts for tho District Of 4 olumhia
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Our Musical FRIEND, No. Is, containing the
Warriors Joy March; Reflection, (Abschied) y
song; Fanny's Dream-song. All the back num-
bcrs can be obtained at ShillingtOn's bookstore
regular publishers would cost more than ten times
what is charged for the Musical Friend. 1t
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DOR RENT-The four-sto HOUSE, SIS F St,
near l2th vacant April 18th contains II rooms;
has gas, bath room, good cellars, abundant closets
and n vacant lot adjoining. Rent 500 per annum
Apply as above or to Mr.. &. Ii. KING, Artist, 18th
street. mar 7-enStf