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'ESRESH DKUGS--The nndelsiehed arc now re-. " eeving per ships E. Denni>on, Unoas, i,onin- grer, and other recent arrivals ther sfrng. stock of Fresh Medicines .Sante, Oils, w indow Glass, Sc, making up an soitment in quality and extent well worth the attention of Merchants and IhysieianS.- Purchasers will find our prices moderate and every facility will be alored winch de state nf the times will permit. l. C. DUBOsE S co.
 --... Late DuBuse & Rolf, Druggists,
 .mar25 2l7G No 39 Water street.-
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VETlNEs, LIQUORS, CORDIAI.s, &e.-. w 'lo qr Casks Fisnerro assa1ed pert wine 5qr casks Pages sweet oporto wine
 10 qr casks odd Onesin Madeira wine
 6 casks ''La ,Tour' dlaret'
 30 casks assorted French cordials 5 cases St9ughton5 5itters go qf. casks .aih proof Spanish brandy
 3 pipes Hamburg gin
 5pjpes Cognac brandy :. hatfpipes oId Chaur;cne brandy .' 1. 3fipes s;h,urghss" iloitnA gin. st''stin'. Havana cigars !. =.
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NEW BO0KS.-Theiiour asts MnHanias ,ht ytorioal Romance, by Harriet Martineau m ? vols
 Selections from the Amei can Poefs, by William Cullen Bpyaf The History of England, from the earliest period to 1889, by Ilioinas Kcightey; in vols.. .
 British Poets selected by F. G. lalleck, ing vols
 The Life arr1 Writings of Samse Johnson, I.-L. D. selected and arranged by Rev William P. Page. in ? vols.
 Ele,nents of Mental Philosophy, embracing the two departments of the intellect and tue sensbihies, by Thomas c: Upham,. Also, Philosophical and 'Practch Treatise on The Will, forming the third volume of systen of Mental Philosophy, by the same author. Just received and for sale Ly J. K, RANDALL, Bookseller,
 fah lN,,o.
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IiI5 Itfllls.. . Cabinet Furniture and Sofa Seats repaired.
 : GDr;s of any description will beoreret rom Phl adephm, at avery siaIl advance to clover expenses.
 f.bl 1l6s
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TO0TliacIE.-IExtiac of Calls and Kireosole. U At fengt has been discovered an inaIliale Cure for this disuessng nl.,dy. The above preparation, it. IS postvely asserted will cure any case wherein il san be applied, in twenty minutes. A supply a. received and for sale by
 : I. C. DUBOSE & CO.
 ienl6d late DuBose & Rolf, 89 Waku sA
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MUsIC.--Ju.t fecsivedJy. Doubleday Sssears,.
 MI inrgs.suppy of new Music, anongst which shre Ellsers popuar siaices aIia Gtana,' ssI.a Maxir- ka,'' La Cachica," &c. Also. the popular songs.
 :Athings Eye thes, s'1gSe is S rider ..beass tiin Dreims, ,"-togetler with a great variety of marches, wsltzes, &c- Also soae fine ruled English music paper.
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100 doz- Scotch and Macfaho. Spufi. =. 25.boxes Staich~--Iu<t andnd and for sale lr janli I6Df MOSTLY x co, Druggists. M ESRS. MILLER & LO.,II,LARDsS FINE HI! CUT CHEWING TOBACCO. A supply of the above Tobaec2, just received Der ship. Cotton Pantdi aild for 'salel,y ~.
 :. RICH.D NORTH, Druggist & Chemist,
 ian22 near St. Francis.
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-NyEADE's WORM and. CONDITION PoW
 DEns--ti'=sv l'''r s-.tv n eIarea l Il aall- ler pecuhato any othar, being the result of as ex- periencc p 37 wears srceeasf practice, and h;r,e never been khown to fail. They are reconnended to all owners -o orsesas superior. Caitle se 50 i'm. proved inapeagsce Ahd health, lat double the la tor may ba gbtaii,ed fynn'thnin wiihput any risk.
 N. B.--lhese powders used when horses come of iaurncy, are wct ant csld dr escesssely f,tgli- ed.wilEbe found m the higies, deg iee. bcnciical.
 To be had pi P.ck9gc.s Qf Sne dozen eaohf,rs5 hr singIe paper G'f 90 cdnis, They aaIiaiste!ed !ntlg food, without requiring lrIaNatm from h,isr For sak"whOosaIs aitI faait hy EICEIARI} NORTH;
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D DAISINS.-3O0 boxes fresh Raisjns, for sale hy IA ;ar 20 OGDEN NBROTHERS:12 Water s'.
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MUREAY's FLUID MAGNEslA..Lrhe great lvA Wdyantagts of this elegant preparation are that possessiiigall,e doperti,s Slugn, ,a'i ganeyafu-G t s yot liable Ae that, to loga sacr -,ons i the hoWcls. lt.coit els acidity aJ ,ylfN, heai -hurn cftctnaIiy, witrgt njarirs inc ooais A s ;olpac!r It prevents inc food of infants tupu, - upon the stomach; it is ussinl ip V gomAap yl'iAa blatcr; it ieasio feguste the.actnH of itc i.,phs, aud is pecrarh.adaptod iT families. .'.'. .
 Sir H4aearey Dary testified, that this solution Crlhs .a soluble combination with uric acid salts in of Gout an!GIavel, thereby counrracting their injurious elency when other alkalies and even Mage nesia itself has. failed
 is the seyenih.repou oCthe Msfleal Seciisn of the British A.sociati. il is set rtfby Sir Ja'nes ,~ .y. uat tka majority of cutaneous diseases arise. lraa iuid and saline i.nregnations in the fluids of the body Nyhicb-are ncuraized by ihE Fluid Magne- ,ia and that the Nerfalya, Spsps, Nervous. Pains, and Irfitatols, as well as Crnic Rhsnhiatisln and .tiout ;ue'frequently owing to Chrys.4ne lrrltants deposited on the nervous menbranet, Iwach saline nnrt,clos this ant.acd Solution etectualy dissoles.
 This article was iniroducsd iato this market by the undersigned in June hst, since .whlctt'ne, 1t has been. xtei,ssely used, and we heliere in every in Stance. with nlosrdecided approbatioa, ,ior sale by
 1. C. DUBOSG s i'Os;'
 late Dubo k and Rolf,
 'ianlg rr '39 Water street.
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"HITE. SULPHUK' sPRINtiS, VA----On,
 w hand few dozen of the celebrated Water from lhe White Sulphur Springs, Va.
 To.persens acquainted w,h the character of .thcse Springs eulogy is .nnecass,ry. Bnt to Chose who are not it will he. .suicjent to Inform then-that in all diseases of the Bowels, Liver, Kidneys or Skinlle Water will be iound most eligiiie remedy, beng ant, and to delightful beverage. Perhaps at season is it's use lnoreinperatiseiy ndicted ihan dle coming season and the summer glcnihs, wien these who are. .unacclimated are expos a tfe,Sly disease and to tue o lresdents subject to Hepatic o,struclions. For sale l'y the dozen single bottle
 by RIcH'D NORTH, Druggist & Chemist, :. ln;ir4 No. B Gnr I -aid .l5 Cnnnanerce. sf
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Dr. l. B. Munn-- ..
 Dear sir,-, have nad6rcpeated trials of your 'sE1ixIft OF O.. .0M'ia the City and Marine lIls- ris, and fid to possess the anodyne and sia'iye inyers ef the ordinary preparation of Opium, wl ort producing the excitement, headache, a,lsea, con stiparion winch in nany cases render those prepara- tiohs pecqnalre.. Its effects are ipo,e permanent and nnif,rii than those DfAiorphia: Yours, &c.
 .. .. C. L..MITCHELI,, NJ. D.,
 Bcsi!eut Physician, N. York Hospital.
 Na,,, N;nl-. t,.d,,,,., s,, Sl,nr
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NEW MEDICAL WORKS, ,-Receiyed thls day 1N by DOUBLEDAY. g. SEARS 50 Dauphin-st
 .i.ibraryrof Practical Mcdicne-Dissertation the Organs of Respiration, by CJ Williams, at D 'Eheophi1us Thompson, NJ D; " B Carpenter, MD ;; w Bruce Joy, N D. Editedby Alexander Tweedie, D, R,S; i; with IAinerc;,n notes ahd.athtions, ly w w. Gerhard. M D. e. e New Remedies the method of preparing and .ad- minstering tlem their effect the healthy and dis '.assd economy,-s-c. by .Robey Duashpson,' MD,
 The American Joirnal of, the Medical Sciences editedby Isaac Hays, M n, No for lS41, publish ed quarterly at Five Dollars a year., Q feb II
 NEW BOOkS.-LDQUBLED1I I'8. SEARS Il V 50 Dauphin street, have this day received tre iVllowlng--
 The lRenunciation, Romance of Private Life. by Miss DurneS, in 2.vols. .
 Triveis IA dc City of the Caphs along the shores of te iepan t;lph audi Me,iiterraneaI by Lieut. Wellsted, vols,
 Grcyslear, a Romance Of the NIohawk, by c. F. Hoffman, nsN edition in ? vols.
 Master Humphrey Clock, by Boz, No. l6...
 Memoirs, hetters and Comic NIiscelnics in Prose and Verse of the late James Smith, Esq. one of the authors-of The Rejected Addresses, ,''edted by iis brother Horace Smith, Esq. in ? vols.
 The Dream and other Poems, by the Hqn. Mrs. Norton,-in vol l2mo, beautifully pripted on line paper. febS
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. ,irre aeePpusts, :n. &ifeh ba,e desfye .eeai,ai the.ceiisafe di iiie acaliy ,aegs eav 10 eNein ni fiafclass of Me irias, ,at1 lniesatnSt offer; if to the public as oi the ssta speedisst and most eff sfecHsl relnsuies ever beflfe esed iAtie eaaeit of ly,and he is eoalirined in doing by the good c,l- 'acter ttis medicile has eenhed from a who have naM h (which he k e6G lef! i Xill anliiltain) and .fro's ie isl .t s ii4sslis E!sef, wherein it- F. p.en f.c !or serea yeas past. he .ls not ;hvare dies -sure Sinlle in as compesiIs~' ~'', ,,is,aad wlth r0 danger whaei- "'l' M y,li in all nr-+ - -'i'@''7 lhNtt,vaN .it " III -.s.s prose active ilu elleinh'iii tladicatag the 'disease rom tue system. i'us tae,ys
 R NpSrii g. Co. U.spenstGy 1henrsts, "cahyn tstr fNl. a g., err,n.nt
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,jan12. S9 Water sure, Nttt.price S;2 per box, with Notifications.
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ltHARLES MqC0Ri5, (Lqie~ qf f'Miqdefhia,) .O 'UPHOESTHRER AND PAPER HANG- FER, BL0GDGOOD'S-N -NEF ROW ON ROY .4E,. BETWEEA' CON1T' AND DAUP.h. SIREEiiS, respectfully informs the iuiabitiWts of
 Mobile, that he has commenced business d, the above place, and respectfully solicits share of psblio pat lo,Age, and assures them that every eSartion will be
 madc please the most flstidious, both as regards nrica hml Mnlkma.,ship ...,
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z Dn I ihn B NrYf..- -hi .S,a ipade 1=ley.l1tn me he-pfocess hy which he prepares hfs ''hiiAiR OF OPIUM" ari wishing me to state ny opinion cqn- eerng it. therefore say, that the process is a ae- coglaee ,od weu haomn cheaaeai ia,os, and that the
 prtIrnain' must conLiin all the valuable principles pf Opium, without those which considered as del
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',i !" 'H''V 'O7f'F " '"'s IF'I''1.'''- .-fiard. .watersreilres abeyt n quarter of pounl more soap to each pail lul, tllah soll water' }y fooMus the above instructions, persons using this soap will l that il ons iot hijure the clslhes or le hands-bltit saves one half the labor. ill wash- ing, d,a it. imprp,a9 the colors if Cilicoes aid the eNtureof Fllnlrls, and tuit white clothes willic- qiiire tobe bleacle bn, seldom. It also obvtes tle necessity ofysig the. Wash i'oard by which clotes are more injured ihan-by ordinary Wear.
 -just,received and Elr sale ty anr7 o0stf O.. P NnRIyiI ss5 C,ay,,,. st
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.f fiAUI1oN CIRGuLAR,-gS5-Io Dfugglsts 4,pll
 S Country Merchants. Those valuable itlticles, Oldridge s15ahn oi Cpubbatof the fiair,and lIa. Lnlnen for ale Piles, &c, have been Extensively -cognelisted. Those. watng' these prepmatioi3;; walhpease always write, .stien ordering iron, any other house, for C'mstac&s @tcts The true ai4cIes have that n.fne sigrsiaie always an tie wippcr, and vendors wiH1Ig well 10. rcnember that, when of''erI1g;as the inltItigns a.e so eNposed. nearly a!te ncwaIaIiers ttra'igh9ht tscouutry, fiai they cpul'l mot he sold, should scX be unloiratc fo got tl;en- -
 'Qd lrienls throughout the upien are requested to give as immediate notice, by letter. should any of the. eonieficlts ,apfG5r a taeir respective places. ReTeciGdly. .--.. COMSTOCk &. co !.
 Wholesale Druggists, ? Fletcher st. New York. sef! by l. c. DaB0SE .& GO, Agents, .
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!: =. BEI;LKf>.~,'N Y. 9 'Fefrunly, 19ti, lS37-5
 This is t6 certify, that Df. .-B. M'Muan,s ELIXIR or .OPiun has been use in several cases, at the 'BeIevte Hospital, with the most satisfactory effects, when the usual prepalatioas of opinp would have proved. j,irhus. The undersignad are fully c6n- ynce That it possessas the selatve properties of inc latter, without producing Constipation of the bowels, Ji- any unptefsal syhptoms.
 ] |
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JOsErH WOOD. & -cO:, sae agenis lof. fhe : State of Alabama. No :, S. Francis si. -noNl9ll
 EJSNtglAVfNG,-j- q. ,aictIf1ST'EK, respect :. EN4 fully r;i Ii. Giends and the rubir,- that he his laeatcli hiptsef at
 NO.z go, GAMP.STREL'F,.Nrw ORLEANS, E. Where he intends to carry on. the Silver, Gold u'ht Copper plaie Engraving and Printing. in all its Nar hranches-apd hopes, by llle striqes! attention to business. to merit srIle Of public patronage; r. DQer Pla;es,' Beffns, Collars, Sc: furnished
 hndleS of knives, VT ag desks. work boxes, visit
 ing cards, bill heads, .,1nls an bank nees, and iota- | ry sea!s, ,engG,scd il 1lie neaest manner. N. 48.--Rersons visiting New Orleaps will please cal and'see specimhns, or wanting any thing in ife above line of-ngravins hy addressing me by letter caa have their Wishes fully satisfied, and with des patch. 'apr 9.202s'
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and Ne chief editor an infamous man He said moth
ing with regard TO gensIemen on the other side OF the
House, who chose To vote for this editor as printer
10 the Senate. BY matter Of unlawful and illogical
deduction two or three had risen and undertaken 7,
consider that they partook of the infamy OF Blair
and Riyes, II they DC infamous. II any OF them
had appealed TO him 70 say whether he charged them
who voted for them, an Infamous In supporting them
printers To the Senate, he would promptly and with
infinite pleasure have said he had no such purpose in
view. But no such appeal was made to him. The
Senator who sits In the corner (pointing 10 Mr. Smith,
Of Connecticut) and who must him II he con-
sidered him utterly unworthy Of his notice, had con
sidered him MIR. Clay) as charging Senators who
voted for them paraking Of their infamy and had
characterised II as false and foul mputalion.
lie should have remained silent, but man who, he
supposed, considered himself responsible had gone
little step farther. The Senator from Alabama Mr.
kiHo) and he had chosen TO classify him with Blair
and say that he considered Blair equal in every
point of view, In reputation with him.
He thought that altogether an supplementary
proceeding on the part OF the Senator. They had
right TO comment on the character and conduct of per
sons who are nominated 10 the Senate for officers or
who come before them in the form in which these men
had During his long services In the Senate he did
recollect of solitary instance of having in debate
spoken ofthe newspaper its editor unless the matter
came before the Senate. When he spoke of the in
fanny of the paper and the man. he alluded TO his daily
libes. He scarcely ever looked at paper edited by
these men, in which his contained, that IL
was not filled with unIruths and misrepresentation and
herecollected when the Senator from D. O. notvery long
SINCE charged with being John Cataiiae Calhoun;
and il presumed by these editors that il utter
ly impossible for him Mr. Calhoun) TO utter the truth
fthcy should take the character of these editors from
what their present friends had said of them they had
said as much as he Mr. CD said yesterday. But he
should be unwilling TO take the character of their
friends from what they had said of them He consi-
dered them as common libeers; and the Globe
libel
Under these circumstances (said Mr. CD the Sc
nator from Alabama placing me on the same ground
with him, consrains to say, thatt is false untrue,
and copardiy.
Mr.. KING rose and said, have no reply to
make.
Mr.. SMITH briefly replied.
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MIR. KING said he entirely concurred with the
view taken by the Senator from Kentucky, Of the
which each member of this body owed 10 him
self and TO the various members Of the body, TO VII
never TO depart from what s in strict accordance with
parliamentary doings, in any debates lie could ap.
peal TO his brother Senator'S who had been associated
with him, this floor, whether he had not been ac-
tuated on all occasions, by sense Of what he deem
ed due TO himself and the body.
The Senator from Kentucky had not been msln-
formed. Having now Withdrawn the offensive ex-
presscns used by him. with his charactic frankness,
he MIR. X } felt himself at liberty to state in the
same spirit Of frankness, that nothing farther
from his design than To say any thing personally Of
fehsve 10 the Senrtor He had no design derogate
either from his standing character gentleman
and he believed that every word he uttered properly
understood could not have conveyed any mind such
an idea.
He made this avowal frankly, freely, cheerfuy. He
did IT, because he considered il right that he should do
H. He did il from no other consideralon--he in
the habit of endeavorng TO protect his rights and
honor, and to wound the feelings of unneces
sarIy; and that course he should ever pursue
lie rejoiced in the opportunity of putting himself
right and in consequence Of the withdrawal of these
EXPIRE ssions he hoped he had done So the satisfac
ton Of oil.
Alter few remarks fiom Mr.. Preston expressive Of
his satisfaction at the favorable termination of the
misunderstanding that had existed between the two
Senators, on motion Of that gentleman The Senate
went into an executive session and after short
term spent therein rcopened the doors and adjourned
sine die
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
d. S. GREGORY & co. Managers.
10000 Dollars!
AND 200 Prizes of $500

VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Class c, for lS4l.
To be Drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, on Saturday,
the Goth March, 1S4i.
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 Dollars. 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 900 Dollars
1887 Dollars 500 Dollars
100 Dollars, 600 Dolars-2 Of 81 500
3 of 81 ,300-5 of 81 10000 of $500, &c. &c.
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarlers 50 So
Certificates ofpackages of 25 Whole Tickets $l3o 90
Do. do 25 Half do IS 90
Do. do % Quarter do 80 SO
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STEAMBOAT PHENIX.

81 =. From and after This Day, this Boat
- will make her trips as follows viz
3 and p M
Leave Alexandra at l-2 and 8 liz A. M, and
and p. M.
She will make one trip daily to Georgetown (!Sun
days ereepted) Leaving Alexandra at II IA and
Georgetown at IL l-2 o'clock until further notice.
l2tf JOHN WILSON, Captain.
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g ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. BY
~ virtue Of deed of trust, recorded in liber w b.
No. GO, olios 2l6 2l7, 2ls 49, of the land records
for Washington county, in the District of Columbia
and for the purposes mentioned in the said deed
shall Saturday the 9th day of February next pro
coed to sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, one full undivided third part OF lots
bered 3 Z, 8, 9, H. and 10, in square 2l9, as laid
down and distinguished the plan Of the city Of
Washington.
This valuable property is in the neighborhood Of
ST. Johns Church, the Pfcsi Tents House, and the
Executive Offices plat of il is left with the Auc-
lioneers The title is believed to be unquestonable
but such only will be conveyed to the purchaser or
purchasers is vested in the Trustee.
Sale TO be made AT o'clock, at the auction rooms of
E. Dyer & Co.
PHILIP r. FENDALI., Trustee.
EDWARD DYER g. co
Jan 9-ts Auclioneers.
IL The above sale is postponed 10 Saturday the
9th of March next same hour and place.
ID The above sale is farther postponed to Satur-
dsy the Sd day Of April next at the same hour and
place, when ii will positively be made.
p. X. FENDALL, Trustee.
EDWARD DYER & Co
teb o.lawts&dts Auctioncers.
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$4,000 $4,000.

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY.
Glass d for lS4l
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday 9th
March, lS41.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 Dollars $4,000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars 1920 Dollars
5000 Dollars
30 prizes of 900 Dollars
60 of $5O0-60 of 5000
129 Of $780, &c.
Tickets sl0-Halves $5-Quarters So so
Certificates of packages of 26 Whole Tickets $40
DO. do 26 Half do 70
Do. do 26 Quarter do IS
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THE NEW WORLD
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN

The handsomest and cheapest Weekly Newspape. in
America-Price Three Dollars per annum, or Five
Dollars for two copies-Pubshed in two forms,
Quarto and Folio.
The Quarto form contains sirteen three-coumn
pages, elegantly printed in convenient form for
binding occasionally embeshed with Engravings
and Music. The Second Volume Of the Quarto was
commenced on the first of January iS4l and new
Volumes will begin each LIST Of JAN and LIST Of July
hereafter making two volumes per year of Ale pages
EACH to which title page and index will be given,
and which, when bound, will form most valuable
repository of the Periodical Literature of the day
The Folio form contains four large eight-coumn
pages, elegantly printed and illustrated with engrav-
ings from original or new designs.
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PATCHWORK, by Captain Basil Hall, in two
i volumes, and the Twentieth Number Of Hum
phrey's Clock, this day received for sale by F.
TAYLOR. mar IL
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l6 Drawn Numbers out of rs.

1JOr lers for tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Lottery will re-
ceve the most prompt attention, and official
Of the drawing sent Immediately after it is to all
who order from us.
d. S. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington, d. C.
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RARNABY RUDGE new story by Charles
ID Dickens, (Bos)
The Propretors Of the NEW WORLD News
paper takes this method to announce that they are
about to commence in both editions Of the NEW
WORLD, Folio and Quarto, new story by the POI
puar author of the Pickwick Papers, Nckicby, Oil
yer Twist, &c, on Saturday the 9th day OF March
Subscribers in the country requested to forward
New World is 80 pei annum payable ia adrance
Posmasters authorized forward the amount free
of charge. Address,
J. WlNCHEST TER, 30 Ann street,
New York.
orF. TAYLOR Bookseller, Washington City.
mar III
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d Ankles ECCLESIASTICAL and Political
IL History of the Popes of Rome, translated from
the German, vols. octave, is just published and this
day received, for sale by F. TAYLOR. mar IL
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TNHE POLITICIANS REGISTER for 1871
Il being compilation of the of votes cast in
The several States during the year 1886, 1893 and
1910 for President, Members Of Congress and State
officers arranged by Counties alphabetically
just published, 1871, price % cents for sale by
march2 f. TAYLOR
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TNHE TEN MILES SQUARE, or Picture ofths
l. District Of Columbia, pocket volume contain
ing map fthc Ten Miles Square, engravings Of
the Capitol and Presidents House interior and exte.
ror with full account and general description Of
every thing of interest relative the Federal Metro
polls its history laws public buildings paintings sta
iuary, architecture It's Botany Mineralory, &c &c
in one volume of $40 pages, with eight engravings
price dollar, for sale by
march 3 r. TAYLOR
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16
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And Sixteen Drawn Ballots max ing more prizes than
blanks.
UNION LOTTERY,
Glass No. 2, for lS4l.
To be positively drawn at Alexandra, d. C., on Sa
turday, April 18th, 1871.
By authority of law, for Internal Improvement, In A.
lexandria, ID. G. State Treasury, Delaware Col
lege, and Common Schools in the State Of Della
ware Useful Manufactures in the State Of South
Carolina. Green and Pulaski Monument in the
City Of Savannah, and State of Georgia Public
Institutions in the States of Louisiana and Ken
lucky.
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