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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-19
Eeaal advertisements.
Iru&-cg's Sale.

trustees Sale.
~ HEREAS, Nathaniel c. Walker, and Ellen walker
w his wife, did, about the 18th day of March,
A. 1860, execute and deliver the undersigned
trustee their certain deed OF that date (Which
said deed is recorded in the Recorders Office in and
the county of La Sale in the Of Illinois, in
Book No q Of Deeds on pages l5S and 1872 whereby
they conveyed to the said trustee the following de-
scribed real estate situate in said county viz: The
hundred and nineteen and one-tIth t29 Id
feet Of Lot 40. ntyEve, tjD in Ottawa City, in the
uromssory note therein described, for The OF six
teen hundred and eigty-one dollars, with interest at
ten per cent per anuum after maturity dated the 2It
day of March, J. D. 1>GD and due and payable on the
10Th day of September 1863, given by the said Ma
thanicl c. Walker to Thomas ii. Clark; and whereas,
said deed provides, among other things, that IA
Of default in the payment Of said note the SAID
trustee upon application OF the legal holders Of sad
note after having advertised such sale twenty days IN
wee@y spaper published in Ottawa, in said county
is authorized aud required to sell said real estate or
any part thereof. and all right and equity o! rcdcUP-
ton OF said grantors, their heirs executors, admins
a'oFs, or assigns at public yendJe, to the highest
uer io cash, at the south door OF the court house 10
ottawa aforesaid, and shall ex.cute to the purchasers
tefeol deed or deeds Tor the conveyance in Zee Of
vac premises 80 told and WI eF-ag default having been
rlade IN the payment said note a adj aun!i.ation
having been made by the legal holder of saii note to
the SAID irn'ee to sell said premises in pursuance OF
said trust deed. "
N)w therefore, notice Is hereby give, 70 ,o,, ~,
said Nathaniel . walker, and the said Ellen Waiktr
and TO all other persons Interested herein II ne
. dgTsicned VIM II. l.. Wallace, trustee. a. sfsr.-.-F
hours OF O'Clock a. II. and o'clock p H. Of sao a.
sell said premises, and all equity redemption and
homestead rights OF the said granters at public auc,
ton to the highest bidder Tor 3D., the
of the court house in ottawa Aforesaid, for the rrss
OF rasiEg the Of nancy due upon said note arit
the costs aud attorneys fees herein deed Tor tn
premises VI" be given 20 the purchaser Immediate!
after said sale. WI. II. l.. WALLACE, TRUSTEE.
dec2g-5E
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miscellaneous.
OTTAWA
Literary s. Commercial! Institute

TsNHIs Institution situated the Main and
Il Coiusibus streets, was organized in lsbS, UNI
der the most favorable auspices numbering hun
drea students For this unusually large patronage
are most grateful and feel willing pledge utmost
energies to satisfy the confidence thus ,laced IN u.s.
Inc course OF instruction in this Institution is tho
rough ana PRACTICAL embracing a full course of study
preparatory 20 every branch of business in fe and
admission to any of the classes IL. COLLEGE
The commercial course includes sus,, and Io,l,e on
try book keeping, applied stock and paripcrshi,
books in wholesale and retail merchandising and ro-
banking commercial calculations, penuansbin .nL
much other useful information usually taught in onr
bes commercial colleges.
TIE student graduating from this department vii he
well qualified for the practical duties of the counting
This term will close on Friday, Dee 81 The next
term of the third year will commence the first
Tuesday in January next.
N' Instructors
ISAAC STONE, JR.. A. NJ,
Principal and Instructor in the Ancient Languages
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department and Instructor in
Book Keeping and PenmanshP.
Mrs JULIA A. L. STONE,
Principal of the Grdmer Department and Instructress
in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l.. BUELL.,
Assistant and Insructress in the Elementary Branches.
EEv. T. LORRIEAUX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the Gerinan Language and Literature.
: Miss AGNES SWAIN.
! Ins,ruc ress in Vocal AID Instrumental Music:
TUITION As FOLLOWS:
A scholarship in tie High and Normal Department,
! per arnum OF forty weeks, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
In Grammar Department.. ............ q
In Intern -diate Department, ........... Il
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting
extra.
Tuitien by the term in advance.
No efforts shall he wanting Iahie every student e
make the highes; attanmelts possible.
! The Principal has two houses TO rent 10 parents oil
pupils. faI@nl l. STo,.E, ia, PriHci5Gt,
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IA HEREAs, Martin DcE srsaGx, and Mary Devereaux
w tIs wife, of the county Of La Sale and State Of
Illinois, did the ei tee nah day Of February 4 D.
SO, execute and deliver TO EaEGo ph Sizer. Of the
place, their certain iHdenture Of mortgage bear
date The day and year a0I esaid, conveying 10 said
Szer all and Singular the premises described In said
mor- 0Dvs, to wit So al that lot or piece Of
land, situate in tie town Of Otaw Gin said county OF
La sIl!e,) and known and designated L.. number
eleven, tlij IN Block number ilty Seven 90 in the
states Addition 70 The to yn Of Ottawa - which said
OF three bundled and six;ynye dollars in one wear
from the date q said mortgage, according To the terms
81 certain pTomis5ory note, Of date Herewith
gwen b. said DeF-TeaGX laid s.zer and which said
mortgage was dly recorded in tie Recorders ice IN
and for the county Of La sale aforesaid, in Book No
j o. Deeds on page $50; aud whereas the said Ram
dO!ph seer died On o. aboCt the 18th day October
A D. $50, having duly made and polished bis last viii
and testament, hy which SAID last Will and Testament
Milton II SSH AID AarHla SZ-F were appointed exc
C.t"r and eNrrutFlN 20 execute the same aud .r.as
tie Milton II. Svil. having duly resigned as s,c
executor. leaTiGg the sai IaTnd slz-r sole eecurri
OF -lld last will and testament ard where's default
having been made il the payr- the said sum OF
money 20 secured by said ruort-t 2 Aforesaid.
Vow, therefore, public notice is hereby given. that
under and 10 pursuance OF the power IN said morg e
contained, and By virtue % Oh: power and authority
vested ia by tie said last VIII and testament a,
anTesait,l shall the Z-;I day of Jaqua-v 1851. AZ
ten O'Clock n, tie south door o. the county ort
tic auction to tie highest bidder cash the said
lands and real estate above described. and ID! the
right, title and i'rrs: o. the said Martin and Mary
brFeTezGN therein and so conveyed Aforesaid.
NAhlNDA SIZER, Er6cVtysiF.
: p EIrz, A,t'y. de-29--w
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Jnsuranfe.
uIIys!S MUTUAL FLEE IySTesyfE CsXPANY.
CAPITAL
uHLimiIED
40 c,sWA,rsv
INCREASING.
PRESENT FUND
kr tkfsy.>sses
LOSSES cY FIRE
$l.gGN.Ge9.

PRINCIPAL oTy;Sg AT ALTON. itLiSois
S.T1V;s aNU HsPCa ASpIsS fsehitz Houses sac
- Trruis.,; s..s ..a MAJ srt t'f'i. hr"eia.s
Mills Ssy,-s, o;..s Sr'icsC- ~ u.r teatfa'''
insured ,x,isH Loss OF GSNhtS "a flaa-
- Tai, C,s.psas BIZ Ia in s1sstssec eveftwssV
M. issa.- r-ic,re 81 ta.s Sfs4s: sAs
maid l,.s .r,'i,ss i"t-'s ~ !'--es Ess iSS
nsIed ios i-s.s s-saatesss.r "a @ns
the price cts4s. ), ,ts best seek ccnt shf'- oees
the iars s.s ssosset c3fitsi 81 ssS ihssfAas
Cerups-f !. ,.s West .
insir,a -asv sie S5efsa sfsie~, "AH eS yen stsSA
NINETY PAM. . .
Merchants e.u have tter stocks - asea IA re
ninas Gstss al in csse Of ls.., actas'. set t.ei'
nsney rs .+o-is-i ~ ssy s'Lsr teispaas
sDA tsss Accssaf: t.sr. Ces rss.s Ass
became ssa.S S.gssus AsBsoiAts-a. ii RieA- AZ
ufcjerss s,'s t~.es acH sl.fs HsJ be irsnrse
against ia sSssYss - h-~, sish c.sisss's th. n as
s:royed, t<y -. ssSS,s ice ~f"'e sss<At insdrsa
without lst Sls.l ns.csssssS se..J-
IL has sps fSs {sssyssis CsSsS1'G ysr Nc = .
pie on ss1ss-tEfvsig saving large s~S' - tns
thai wsua ,h s.t W ssre Sn css
With ali ,isse fsSaese.eass, who can hSs s-''' ~
remain ar.iusareds
BOARD or DERECT0ES:
B. K Hart, sxi1.et asts, II. ~ Sahass. u. l. So
Timothy 1srn.r, Ly-saa fIuah..i, kse',, s .i
u.nrv Lea John usd ]. W schseF,f' DC a.;i
= Iory S!ias nastsrt, Francs A. hS-id.A'i' Laws
Kellentsrser, a. q. styes1 ox- ,,,,.,
EfNJaTiN +. LONG, freSident
LEWIS xELIIYBSLGEE, Treasurer.
4 q. ATWOOD, Scrddrg-
sS yn:iN ATWOOD, ASST Secretary.
JOHN BIkIsCSIi.-Gessr1! dJsHf
e. l. l. HO.TAaD, 1-st [iss'i-n t9ehf
) W. = 1SCY, 4ySsf. c.tGtrd.
IA CT;tsE. Efri,sii'
A:IsJs HUtia., La Ska
l. gEffEr. E>r6ttg.
,oxrn-ty k;tggtV sLINCalsD, Ia Sale.
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l.u,r.t. Fame is liable.
Tie aI.ov.ag anon the distress .ns variety o.
humgC diseases in which tIc
TEGETABEE LIFE -REDTTTvE7
ATe well kaowu to be iuf4lbie.
DYSPEPSIA. hg thHrog-hiy cleansing the first and
SECOND s'aHacS, and creating los OF pure. healthy
bile, instead 90 the stale and acrd kiuj yLATULES-
CI Loss APPETITs, HEaErBUEN, HEAps,ls EEsTLIss-
Ni's, LII ANA'lIN L.NsruE aad lELAEcHaLv,
which aTC th- general symptoms aI Dysrag-ll, Wiil
IA. as p natural consequence Of il cure.
CUSIINENEsS, hy cleansing the whole length q the
iuJcStnas with sol. rat process and without yg'rucs
All violent psrg- leave lie 0o"-s oo7s.Fe 1E.4n two
fEvEEs OF al kinds by restoring the blood to re-
guEr c;rcIl alton, sir ugh the Of iration in
such aud The thorough solution Of all intestinal
The LgfH IspIcISEs have been known II cure RHsJ-.
NAIISN permanently in three weeks and GOVT in
the muscles aud lsl.aeuts ot the joints:
DROPSifS OF all kinds, by freeing and strengthening
the s4eys a''l oiIdier iHey operate most de!.SiiI-
" on these important ans an" hence have ever
been found certain remedy Tor tie worst cases Of
N.a WORMS. Wv i.s,cl-:r fro. the tirai-rs Of the
bowels the Shiny matter which these adhere
sCuENN, ULCERS, and lNyEEERATE SORES, by the
perfect purify H.ich tines. LIE MEDICINES give to the
blood. and all the huuiers.
sCoEBUTC EECrTIONs auI BAD ClHrLExroys, by
I'd tie morbid state % which occasions III rruptfve
comp 'ants. sa5ow, cloudy, and ottcr dIsasrecabie
Tlr ns OF these pills f3r vsv short time VIII effect
an entire cure o SALT EUEt NJ, and striking i'm
Ir9yeInent n the csIness 81 me soin. co AHoS
COLDS and lNFLCENzA vi always be cured By one
dose, or by two in the worS: cases.
PlLES.-The original proprv;ors o. thcse hedicines
was cured OF Plies, of - years standing, by the use o!
the LiFE MEDICINES alone.
FEVER AND AGUE-tor this scource OF the West
ern country, these Medicines will be found a safe,
speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave
:Ee stem subject return OF the diseass-a cure
by these Medicines Is permaugut-IgY THEM, BR SATs-
TIED AND BE CyEED.
BILIOUS FSVERS AND LIVER CoMPLAISTS.-GE.
NERAL DEBILITY, Loss APPETITE, aad DISEASES or
FENalRs-te Medicines have been used with the most
beneficial results in cases Of this description -KyG's
EVIL, and SCruFUIk. il its forms, yields the
mild yet powerful action of these remarkable Msdf-
Cines. NIGHT SwEATS. NERVOUS DEBfLFY SrRyoUs Cow
PLANTS OF all kinds PALPITAToN Oh TIRE HgART, PAINT
Frs CoLIC, speedily cured.
MEhCCR1kL DISEASI. S.-pcrSous whose cnnstitu
tions have become impaired by the injudcious of
MERCURY, will find these Medicines perfect cure as
they fail to eradicate from the system all the eff
ferts Of Mercury, infinitely than the pow
erGl preparations Of sarsaparilla.
Prepared and sold by W. i. NOFFAT,
$50 BF0dd1cGy, Nedc York.
For sale by all Druggist. augi-ly
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Abstracts OF Title.
HAVING now full and complete abstract OF title %
i Il every piece OF land lot in the county.
which is kept up every night prepared TO far
nsh at short notice and reasonable abstracts
Of title IaggSl l.. Z. SANGER.
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Valuable Property
FOR 8 AT.Ey

WILL s-ll, good time sEd al a reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
Ny Residence on the side Of Fox River comprising
the block I1-beins 100 fe-t front and - feet
deep. Il is, beyond question. the hsHd.c.n.s location
for residence in the city OF Ottawa The ground, are
adorned with the chSce-t kinds .hrubery and
shade trees and IN the garden apple pear PLAIN and
peach in bearing condition: also plenty Of grape
vines, curEant>. goo. berries, raspnerre and
berries. In short, verifying desirable Tor and
fort is provided for.
Also $40 acres Ofgood prairie land New Nc. gan,
AMI Pontiac, Livingston county.
Lots y, and 3, Block -, Ottawa,
Lots and 3 subdivision OF Lots io and Il. Block 50
Lot ID, Block So; all good business lots
All Of the above valuable property j. offered 1t rea-
sonable price and On time TO suit the purchaser
noyc II. CSNAS.
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DAYTON
WOODEN Lanufactory :!

SsHE undersigned take this method OF informing their
= old customer, and the public generally that are
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery Il It
vii enable toturH that double tine amour. Of
Goods have usually doae; the demand oar Goods
this additional Nacia-Ty and hope to give
satisfaction in exchanges Of Wooden Goods for Wool
We have, and DO not Intend card into wool a
portion of cotton sell for all wool OR goods are
warranted IN t:is respect, and also for durability We
shall continue exchange FOR Wool f-rrnery the fol-
lowing kin 4 Of GOpIs, viz Heavy Ca-.incres Sanet,
Jeans, fauuels OF different kinds. Blankets and Stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention wli be paid Stocking
Yarn orders viii he flied for al the different grades aud
kinds OF Yarn, Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed Rel
Cicudrd &c. And will manufacture for merchants
and others, Wool W lots Of hundred pounds up
wards into Stocking Yarn, any 81 the above kinds
goods. On liberal terms for cash wool Also.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOE TIE m-E o.


Costircneos, Ja1and'cr, DypcySia, Indigestion,
Dyscltey, Foil &om1ch, Eyyripc'7G, Hcqdache.
P1ea, Reformation. EJrptioag ant SIN Diseases,
Li5a Con'p'tia', DyopsB Ie'tey, T""'ors and
Salt RiG'm, !IprDr, CAT, Ne1-aiyiq, as q
Dinner PiH, anil for P,gifyi"y lie B'2oR.
They arc su-ar-coatca SO that the most scnsi-
tive can take thcm pleasantly, and they are the
best aPericrt in the world iog ali tc purposes OF
flEnily p.iys.e.
Price Is cent? per Eoz; Tive boz,98 Tor s10c.
Crcatnumicr7 of C.err, men, PHYSICIANS. States
men, and eminent pel-or"LcS, hive loat their
names 10 certify the unparalleled u-rtlucs o. these
remedies. but our space here vii not permit the
Insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nj N GRATIS orr AMERICAS AIMA%Ac in which they
are given: with also fall descriptions Of the above
comnlaints. and the treatment that should DC fol-
lowed for their cure. .
Do not be PIT of by unprnciplei doaieT5 with
other preparations they make more 'FRONT.' on.
Demand AYRn's. and take no others. Inc sex
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have il.
All orr remedies are for sale by
D. WALKER, ". GRIGGs, G. l.. THOMPSON, oud
VI. KSEUSsL, Ottawa; J. II. REED CO, ChIcag 20 ,
a1d dealers in every town in the L. 8 janl2-3n
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Books! Books: Books

AT T. y. GRIGGS' DRUG AND BOOK STORE
USr RECEIVED, the largest stock Of Books and Sta
- tionery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books of every variety;
Stationery of all kinds;
$50 Heams of Paper, such as Note Letter,
Cap. Bill Cap, Legal Cap, Book Cap, &c;
Plain and Ruled Paper, of all kinds;
Cards of all kinds; colored Card Board;
Drawing Paper, in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes, all sizes and colors-also opaque;
Memorandum, Diaries, States, &c.
Blank Books, of all sizes and varieties.
Gift Books, Annals Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Chiidren's Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town W II c ordered wanted.
oc1 +. Y. GRIGGS, NGttiRger's Block
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Fine Farming LANDS for Sale.
lUCIAe SANGER,

IL LINUS LAM A<TE-N ~ L .
Lands bought and sold Commission Taxes paid,
Abstracts OF Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
nents made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa August ;, 1851.
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Lands for Sale.
For S1.e !,

For Sale.
100 LOTS in Sanger's Addition to Ottawa, and 80
lOO Lots in Old Town and States Addition 0tla-
wa, for sale cheap. taug>l l.. p SANGER.
'l,IREE Houses and Lots to rent;
L augs L. p. SANGER.
SEVEN improved farms for sale.
- augS l. p SANGER
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mcoicinfs.
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral

has for itself such renown for the Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for Us 10 recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section need not do more than
the people its quaityfs kept mp to the best
it ever has been and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all il has ever been found to do
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SobOO1 EOOESf
boil.

M AK, Paper, China, and india Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads, from cents 50. Paper Dolls and
Furnites. Aso large stock of Toys The Drug and
Book Store OF IocS1 Z. Y. GRIGGS.
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I'erTumery ana soaps.
UBIN'S Extracts, Colognes, Extracts, Toilet soaps,
Bleached Castle, Colgate's Honey Soap Sachets,
ocS T.. Y. GRIGGS.
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sheet TsHSiCa

EaDcIes.
1T SEFUL and Ornamental, such az Money urses
u Card Cases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tablets, &c
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a, EDIroI's FLREwgLI-An editor In a
neighboring State. having yielded TO the pres
sure of the times, thus delivers his valedio-
tory
Here's our hand, dear Public Farewell {,
The sun" OF Colieton and Beaufort, is
eclipscd-sone down behind a bundle of unpaid
accounts and shadows too dark 10 penetrate
The grease necessary to keep the mac hinery IN
running ORDER mas ''gln eOut :" the 'SOdp," the
"tin," the pewter have bsen found want
ing. Our last "Cash Balance" displayed a y.
). three cent piece and q very questionable
order for sewing N achine
We intended to make our last appearance on
the public stage in sable costume, and, with
elongated Yisage and faltering tongue, enun-
ciate our demise IL pathetic strain, inter
spersing the last good by freely with quota
tions ShasspeaTiap Miltonian and Ryroniai =;
but, 70 borrow the sublime language OF "Arte-
mus ward, tain no use talking"
Following the slge advice of this great
Moril Snowman we shall hold our peace
Therefore, Q indulgent public, you will have
TO guess how very sorry we are to part with
your society how your fervent charity, your
warm Iflendshlps, your disin terested effort Is
to bnud up onr Journal, etc. , etc, etc.-how
there Christian virtues, so freely dispensed,
have melted us into tears as salt as ocean and
as large as marbles. No; We'll none of ii J
We cannot show darespect To your feelings
by trumpeting your acts of love, for your
modesty forbds 1t.
As we have said, cur purpose is not TO
speak. Therefore. with throbbing heart, eyes
SUIT used with tears, and quite overcome with
emotlon-like unto star" who has per-
formed MS last engagement, and appears be-
fore the curtain to give and receive the part
Ing Word-We retire, unable TO articulate, lust
able TO wave n last farewell and-and-
that's all
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SUGAR PROSPECTS The New Orleans True
Delta says the prospects are unusually fayo-
rable for a heavy crop of sugar this sea.on.-
From every portion OF the sugar growing re-
gion the same welcome reports are daily re.
ceived and should 40 tenp pest or premature
and nipying frost intervene, ii is re To pre-
diet larger harvest than has ever heretofore
been ga hared III Louisiana.
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HBsE ANDERSEN IN LoYbos .-Herr Anders-
sen has paid G visit 10 the St. James Chess
Club, and engaged in play with the President
Herr Andersen scored the old game. winning
two TO Mr.. LOwenthal's one. In q second Ell
counter Mr.. Lowenthal proved the victor -
Mr.. ANDERSEN has also played at the Diyan
with MI. Burden and other amateurs.-L Ion
d0a Era.
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AM . SEMENTS.
pOM.AKDMENTO OF
d r O II II = II NJ II +; r.
A 7 NJ Z TROP Titan HALL

The Historical iacture Oh the great act Of Sc
cesei ION: the Investment, Bombsrd IN eut, and Sur
render OF Fort sumter IN Charleston harbor il
lu-tra ed with TWENTY-SIX GENES, taken on
The spot by the artist, comprising all the princi
pal events Of the great Act Of Secession of tou b
Carolina. from the meeting Of the Convention e
the tall II that proud fortress. then commanded
by Major anderson. who surrendered on tha 18Th
of Aprii - ecu BeaUreStrt, nj the Confedera
States, VI | commence un
MONDAY NIGHT, 4CG. %, LIST.
And continue every u!aht during o. We ek aud N
WEDNESDAY, and EAT AZ AFTERNOONS
ct o.cl"rk, for tae acc Jnn 2t:OA OF falnilie
and schools.
D-ss Door, open at 7 o'clock to commences at /.
an i ~
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LETTER LIST.

Isl OF LETTERS-- snai n ng In the RICH
August, 1851. "
fg Published by authority Of Act Of Congress.
IN me paper having the largest circul ation In the
District where printed
EE Persons calling for letters in the List Will
please say they are ADvgRrIsgp.
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1t is stated In the Newborn Progress that
John w. Thomas, of North Carolina, who
went NCrth 10 purchase goods, has been ar
rested n New York as q spy. Mr.. Thomas
had better stayed at horne
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uf sjChafd CbuIhorn, Aac'y.

BACON, FISit, GsuU@ES, TOBACCO,
- CIUAks, s. ar Al LIlUA ON MrnrAI
~ N inst II 10 cock, A. my store, viii sell AZ
au@tien llb pieces Chpulder aeon, IS tbl-
gross Aerrir.r, Maokare. IN barre nd kla 10
bbls. cot Nerrip.s, bbIs Rum, / bnls uin ~
bbs, hns ilout, bvxes I0bIccJ, ~ BOXES
yiRers, smokith Tobacco, utuund Pspyvr
bags Ailspics &c., Sc
Also, i chow Case. EHTssu. ! pair Dining
Tables, Sils Dc, flock, &c dc.
al - X ATT HORN
's'kU,T SALE ~ 81 IN Or .olN"
! MINUS, FANCY AND HrNTGEM IN o FDh-
Nlot1lAU GUopo.-- Pursuant 10 the pro Visions
OF d Uesd ut I ruet, dated April 18TH, ,S5I, and
corded IN the Glei K Giice Vt me nicQm nd aat-
lDss Court, executed Dy Il. Ii Norvsll 90 and
conveying u me 'ertHln properly therein ,psci-
toned, and tv he cOn-ent 81 parties inter ed.
| shall on WEDNESDAY, tbs 9TH ID 2 Oh sept. IN
Der, Isl. ~ 10 . clock M. tus score OF X ii
soryell Co, No ~ ,e0u Ia side Of kIs Dad street.
be- " cen II and ath stfe".s, III she olty hob
lroDd, proceed to sell 1t pp ollie lon o.sb,
ths lock Of goods Ia the store of K. Il. Nosvei
q Co.. tInatGd At about IS 900 sting If ths
.>uAI aItolos OF . Trimmip-, and Fancy Goods
S:1r5. eUch "a Triml-iDgs. " oEsted oogtlsm> re
FURNISHING Good, P~,f mary end Fancy Ar
c.es, sc, s. ; Co1nteIs, sAor Cases, Chairs,
Desks and Fixtures
oTEPHg% +. BUHHEe. Truates.
Sale conducted by GLy. \. FHELMAs. Il q. U. K.
a--iGe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-24

VAILASpIaHAM ESpoKsgD.-At a large and
en thusiastic meeting OF The Democracy, in
Preoie county, Ohio, resolutions advec atire a
peaceful settlement by an honorable compro-
miss, and Declaring that they would vote for
no man for any office who interfsres with the
question OF domestic siayeryj also, one en-
dorsing the Hon, u l.. Fallandigham. were
adop.ss, with bot two dissenting voices,
asaia Ulaoh Oh ta1siasaa ard Sssa. cheering.