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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-14

Bill relative to the office Of Surveyor General
in Ohio Indiana and Michigan, having been intro
duced, was referred TO the Committee on Public
Lands.
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DIR. F. FELIX GOURAUD'S
PoUDRES .sUBTILES FOR ERADICATING

HUMAN SJPERFLUOUS HAIR.
.fectual remedy ever discovered FOR the com iete eradication
S ioiI ss% and R has ,ui ire ! lS' snniaiY , e. , ,so.. asisi.t i5'is', .us tsf a@s
and dangerous compositions which have been too frequently
slightly sppendage Of ! Demonstration OF beard on her upper
Ip,i hairy { h1 sads 8 Of snd til si.. f.ss i io3ss:sS Or .iie %s'' d. s. S' : mo sS'
ment procuring a bottle Of this invaluable powder Whtn az
R Fo4 r.S sS,s 's, Il. pI sssrd. winch sn & q I; sa sy .0 %i, IN more no" 81 s' .ifs
as much a piaI'y in a Insrc saii 3 e. asn .s ssa a5 = d =
eatts 10 the toaei'. FL aprooi the bearc il j. applied warm, &C.
eo,ding to directions accompanying each bo'ue' frce enc
VGGcouRA Up,s EAU DE BEAUTE, or True wa'er Of
5 ls:% k for 'g.s sfn nias az tsa; SSits a;c as sa arms .G sn eic HSs,
ahe:I, by jas ven, s ag;sa 5a.sr;s,sd &c. Se,i,s oil, ' 'he Inos q d sIs.
tsrinns natnre, utterl, rninous 10 the complexion and by its
r'~s SoGR sfiiGs sn' s~ESET + sli.ie' LIQUID ROUGE, com.
posed materially from flowers and smui,s, imp,t,ss delicate
ha4~SST6iR sij 3 s'i sGn n D'EsPASGlIE 2." Or Spanish Lily
whii'en,'s. eiem from the injurious properties generally
combined with preparations for this purpose. as cents. put up
1siinen ber! The above celebrated cosm.tics are TO b. Ia a,
the old established -a"ss, 81 Walker street, one door from
Acryr.-New Yok-xIhsny, Aler. Guthrie, No Maid
& ia ..s s : J S . i saasrn'9 : I niS.S.l s'H IS. and s1df' s ssa Ssin
street Gregg : Gtaut A.smi,iou. MADISON County Penn
MNsrssisnd-ssssi,is,%%o1sSs "' s.i i IS h p,Sw1 ii sS { ps,iie, q
Colgmbia-w sshiaston, s.lby Parker, reunsl yam a Avenue
His,i"s %oan : e 1 ssl-Ei ,S S alqs@@r n, ! s'fN Fs@as% S.' hs;ss,
4 49, .sw, Shsp; ;,s siI w,,Gim Fso.,, w'I NJ, .,s9 n s.sS, X aslH
4 ) JSrsso, 2 Min s,Is,,I7LoTsll, O 4 Csris e eS, y Co. s By
ley hylPT Iaeyy% % Dr. sas. ! f 4 ss cov ls.' sis,n . \ y billy
F,la-salewT W&sFiss.Sswturypo thar Is y Il Lang, Ss.
y h. H. /. '!T, cdsS:"s I. w v i s,'; / iS.a.i 1ss',i'sl
ss..nS1; nsods I.isaa loIGa1Ess., ssS SSaT' ciia 'SS::~"jsr
segHT s ssss5 Frin meS,n"''. D.a ..,. n,D.vhh
Every DO lie ofpr Gouraais C.sye,e' brown 70 o. on - tie fosr
,it,s, and his fss .imiis sngr.ved on the wrapper" ais,m.
.uh nj have hen
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LUCINA CORDIAL.
To THE u DJTpIIC

TT ,snow barely three years since the general introduction OF
l the Lpcana Cordial toto The United States, and il that pc
riod ii hs not only spread its usefulness throughout this
hemisphere. and SUSTAINED the vast reputation which il had
nown Of is iliusir,ous inventor b. the unriyaIled powers it has
been d,ssovsred to possess IN te cure OF ineiplent eonsumr.
using il IN tn: way; and the result is that a medicine ha;
tIon, which place. the disease, with due preeaasiOn, under the
+ !. sa;s: q Slsst, j ElT a., AlS d 4, diaisuii Or n; . ! n %:s; S!Ss
wanted; a. Throughout he United States i has tsEea ptees.
isltsst q . = = ' saesd T fss; IL cures Gun s1 Ssiu s;i speedy aYa p ass;s; 1 p:l%a:
.snt' h s.s ss sfft D:T.aS Without IaSSIiD pam Su or ,r ,Ss stox sh somo tasTs h %So
are doubtful Of its almost universally tested merits, recon,
responsibility feeling issued il they give it the required trial,
that health 70 toe afflicted parties, aud grateiu'ness TO pr.
rope, IL. Immense American reputation Of the Lucius Cor.
disl is principally based on its thoroughly inysstisatsd, indu.
hid been considered barren, to bear offspring; and to restore
first received the American agency of the Lucina Cordial,
sS%Ha;pisd il i ! d,sIip,d committing myself indiSidnalLy \,
thousand 1S"%; sassf bottle, shi sn sS"Slss sal; "a Of f.. upwards wards Of # GIs .r HUNDRED
aud testimonials iunu nerable, and much knowledge founded
on personal obserVa'iop, can u.hesitai ngly warrant ii as
10, en,ors promises, in the m f!ment Of the most important
snds for which IT'S rSeom%.nSea, and has become 80 Justly
peat. sne hold M self personally RESPONSIBLE, for the assump.
i maies, and max. them .focand ut, where nature has been
deficient, 9, when they have been protested by artificial
barren, which will enable them 10 bear eh'df rem. i regret
s %as,si "ss but Ssle eails = a rpaan' % DO Sn co. sp isst ' 1 night Be 's %isau.
s %S;.S 1 SaS. a: :h a ia, fS", ss1ames for M " Fr ;:.l; 5s.pS OF :; a.E.
gratIta ls fos the ,I'els.ye pstrona5e which, as the agent Of
: RENAL N. J Fl n @ vs. f:ss';Ti H PIPE $ :SS Eli Mp.
and 80 Nor h Sixth str. Ell, Phil dI,hia. m2,lm+
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The Most Beautiful.

IN itls beautiful to see a young girl timid stand
10 give away that princelts IS pearl, her unpollHted hand,
Atthc altar OF her God. her earliss infant pray'r,
there.
III oeau'iiul, when vows are pledgJ, to see her artless
Daze on her husbands, as to read her star of destiny.
rr"Pnious De the horoscope that fate is casting now,
rorH would be a cruel deed to gloom so glad : brow.
lis beautiful 10 see her sit beside his hearth al eve
10 Joyful smile If he doth joy, but weep il he doth
grIeve; P "~
Speaking to him in that low tone true sy mpathy doth
Mirth may be loud but whispers best besuile the ear Of
woe.
lis beautiful to see her kneel down by her infants he'd
10 KISS the cheek like Cashmere's rose, ere one bright
tint is fed, "'sA'
And hen, with hands crossd on her breast, and graceful
upturnd eye,
Commend him with a mothers pray r, unto the Deity.
Iis beautiful, in every stage, to watch a woman's life.
Whethe. as daughter, sister, friend, as mother, or as
wife
Through all ~pervades seraphic love, the purest, NEST
sublime,
Unchanged by age or circumstance-oh ssreng.hend
but by time.
IT'S beautiful, most beautiful, to mark her youths de-
cline,
When in the eye where passion shone is seen a ray
divine;
Enk ndled from the holy lamp, no cloud of sorrow paIes.
When earthly hopes are held as naught. and God alone
prevails
IT'S beautiful, when she is dead, to see the smile sur.
vive,
Triumphantly on the calm face, where death with fear
did strive,
Engraven by angelic hope upon that Christisn face.
AS her freed spirit soar'd above, unto a filter place.
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&5OO N

THE INDESTRuCTlBLE. Inn, which r.. NJ. BART.
i LETT exhibited at the Fair Of the American Institute,
New YORK, isIi, with an offer Of $500 to any one who shoHd
extract it from papet and which recei .ed the gold medal Of the
& Hatch, bank note engravers;, 4s Merchants Exchange; =.
above named house, will be promptly attended to-.
Writing made with this ink will remain unchanged as long
dellible inks now in use; Of which we have any knowledge.
in The College Of Physicians and SurYeops, Y,
janis X Chiffon, N y PRACTICAL CT. mist,
Al I'm. and MinerAl04v, Cincinnati College. Ohio.
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A5E
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STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK
YL4-SOUTH.aMPTOM
BELGIAN Fam BRITISH QUEEN,
M. NJ. KEANE, COMMANDED.
The days Of departure Of this wel.-known Steamship have
From Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York,
On an May, Isl2, On b May. 1872, On 7th June, 1854
~ I'm Julv' . 10th July, " 10th Aug, ="
It'll Sept. 10th sept, !" Iotn Oct
Price Of passage, meals not included, to Sou hampton or
Antwerp, $7~c-Stewards fees, $?,s2i. The meals vii! be
served en- board, on the plan OF a ccntinental hotel, IN the best
manner and at fixed and moderate prices Families or parties
nay contract for the voyage with the steward. An e1-
For freirht OF passage, or any fur her information, apply to
II. w. 7. X II. A Agents,
400 smr. Al Beaver street.
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL %. 1S42.
THE SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL & DIAPER PIN.

A NEW and important article for use in the nursery, and AZ
"A a fastening to ladies' shawls, elCaks, sc. PATENTED in the
United States and in Europe, FOR sale Wholesale by VIII.
CARY .. CO. lss Pearl st, New York, and BY the patentee,a at
the mandatory lt6 Jay st Brooklya.
Thread and needle stores, and dealers in fancy articles, sup
LIZ m llherali erIna aIn Int
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TO THE
DIR. MORRISON.

NJORTH RIVER DIS ENSARY. 2o4l Futon ~streetnca'
IN Greenwich-Dr. Morrison. Member Of The Royal College
Of Surgeons, LONDON. and formers surgeon in the Rriiish ma.
nature, and all those distressing symptoms consequent on in
juditioas treatment and the imprudeDt use Of Quack medicines,
DR. NJ. has bad an experience OF twenty-five years IN treating
delicate diseases, IN all their various and complicated forms,
aud uses q mild, safe. and ~iufalliple substitute for mercury,
srsiit st,ng the veneIeal virus with certainty, without subject
ing the patient to any risk, or restricting him in his usual die,
smell. Permanent obstruct ons in the urethra,,, such as stric-
lures, and accompanied with much irritation and dull pain. are
soue of the couseque aces Of NAL treatment. and leading ulti
mat.ly to urap ary istulas. DR.. NJ. treats structures in a SCI.
entifc mahoes, gradually promoting absorption Of the thick
eped memorane without pain.
CONSTITUTING VAL DkBILITY-Thousands Of youns
men are suffer- from the consequences Of indulgence in &
.scret destructive habit, and whose nerves are turtle. ip.
stimulate Only 10 induce greater depression. DR.. M. treats on
purely p1tho!os'csi principles, and never fails in establishing
a cure also It's most obstinate yield TO his plan OF tire atmeuf
Letters post aid, and containing a suitable fee, will ensure
the cores. dent full advice and medicine to any Part Of ths
Union. ~ :, giving a history ri his case in detail.
The, iietest honor and confidence obseIvsd
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OLE AcE.-Died in Mansfield, 9th ult. Widow
Ruth Lincoln, l0l years, 9 months, aud le days.
Her descendants living at the time Of her death,
children (ten others having died) thirty great grand
children; and thirteen Of the fifth generation. In
consequence Of the services Of her husband in the
years Of 800 per year. They formerly lived in
B~ridgwater, where her husband died Is years ago.
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March 95, lsl2.

CHEAP STORE.
THE Subscriber is now opening his Spring supply OF
L HARDWARE CUTLER !, received per late arrivals,
from Birmingham and sheffield. Together with a general az
sortment of d omestIc GeoIs. which he is prepared 10 offer at
the very LOWEST. Cash PRICES.
The attention Of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
Makers, sc. IL solicited to an ex smnatlon Of his stock and
prices as h. is confident they will and it to their interstto
favor HIM with a call. ALFRED +.
N0 Greenwich corner Barclay, New York.
A regular supply Of FALL liver CUT NAILS, and
Cooper. Glue, Also-,a complete assortment OF Mechanics
Tosls, James Screws, &c. m2 SIM
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DOCTOR PROVOST.

GONE individuals write against The use Of balsam copaiyy.
~ cubebs. nitre, cam hor, mineral astringents, &c &c, IN the
cure Of secret diseases, but that the world tnews that the
beyond a doubt II is perfect folly to deny that fact, But that
1t requires a professional man, and a man Of skill in his profss-
as obvious. to men Of minds. Hope. therefor. that e atl.mea
winch they may see in the shape Of advertisements. but they
will call upon me, at No. 81 Broad strtet where they shall
!tiiert will leave my office without bsiog entirely satisfied that
.cended to place himself among ths field Of Quacks. My Of.
fee 10 al 81 Broad, cerner Stone st.
A9lm< M, %,
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WEATHER AT THE SoUrH.-Thc Red River
Wing says, " after a drouth of several weeks from
which vegetation was suffering, several copious
showers fell on Wednesday night and Thursday,
which have left the earth moist and the air cool and
pleasant. We understand that the cotton 10 coming
up finely, throughout the parish. The woods, from
the density OF the foliage, begin to assume the APP
pearauce or midsummer.
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Take physic ~eariy-medicine comes too late,
When the disease becomes inveferlte -
DECOMMFNDED bv the ~Faculty-VANCEtS ANTI
N BILIOUS FAMILY hPERiENT PILLS-By Iona
yperience these pills have beeu proved by thousands, to be
nseasons Of the year they will be found very valuable TO all
rho wish 10 secure themselves agant sckn az. They are
like sale for children as for any period Of life, aud require no
ftra attenficn TO diet or TO clothing, bilious and liver COM
plants dyspepsia or indigestion, nervous Diseases. sick head.
rhe ol9ed. or a dsordered state Of the stomach or bowels, are
specify removed By taking them. They prevent scurvy, cos
uveness and ia consequences-therefore scafaring men should
nTsvse' . Without them. Time or climate affects them not.
saty emeets, Tor The stomach will readily regain its strength,
a neanny state OF The liver and bowels will speedily take place
ana renewed health and visoi ofbody and mind vii he The Ger
medicine which h. str yI sssssI IN ia fact, may be summed up-asa
musciv o. me strong and will be found Of infinite tIue 10 fe.
males @, W ages III tsiro according TO the dIreetous, who
wish TO be secure from sickness. e"o
Price IS and so cents per box.
For sale, wholess le and re all. nv W. w.. a.
carries Hal, IS Catf arine streets; smith. Corner eS y ,t,ao.sn.i
water sts; NowiL i7 Bowery ;Balgrove, druggist. Fulton
81. Brooklyn. n =.
STRAW WRAPPIN,i-I0oo re INA crown straw wr.na,,n
- ar excellent article just " ceived and for sale by "'"p"s
90 pERSsr: n BROOKS. ~ Tiher,v..
400, OO8 La Norfnn SegsTs. -
ANDED from brig Ohio, from Havana, cf superior ou.,;.
IL W, for sale IN lots TO SUIT purthasers, al reasonable pr,ns
aioIm' BY M. RAIDER. IS CT latham st'
CTEEL PEN5-From the celebrated mandatory of Io.
~ seph elliott, OF Biru inghsm.-The high reputation Of
these pens has indured many ifierior makers 10 Initiate them,
thereby ipjurine thelwell ear. ed reputs lou of J ~eph elliott
The Pubic are requested to be particular from whom they
purchase.
The genuine may be known by heir superior quality, and
by the style ~ofputuns up. A constant supply for sals by
m2slm' Maiden Lane.
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Ok RON SAFES Of sandr, ~sseP, sSes " m nIss ssis
Wharf. fr ,sls II r. m 30 y. so per cent ui on mrs. cosis
"'iron ssis ana N0"' S"' siLSs q. HERRING.
l3s Water street.
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
A MONG the many and ysious Cosmetics that are offered
~ 10 the public for b-au'ifyipe the complexion, ard remov-
ing very eruption from. the fsce. none can be so confidently
recommend. ID as Church's Vegetable Loisn Il impa-ts a de-
pimples, blotche,, tar, f~rsckles, r.ngw ,rms, and all o her cuta-
reous e,uptions and disc. lor ations .
Price rs cents per bottlc-sold at Churchs Dlepensary, 1888
Bowery, corner Of Sprisg street.
corner of Fourth street, Philad lphia; Charles Steane. Pough-
keepsie. mae Inv
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A

a PKUBLEM
A ND the way to solve it. Why do the imitato,s Of my Tab;
n let Razor Strop allow me to carry off the pr MUM medal
and diploma, from the American Institute. year after ye. r,
without even submitting their own for trial. o ye Of tender
chins and tough boards. answer the above by bringing a dull
p'ir of Rszors, and test for yourselves he truths ofthe certih.
cat es Of the mot scientific gentlemen in the country, viz:
Professor Griscom, Or. Mott, Gen. } Tsllmadge and others.
q sole inventor and manufacturer Of the metal.
hc Tablet Razor StIop, with four sides, 1853 Broadway.
ms In
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20 ODD WEARS

Of EXPERIENCE in the scientific practice Of curing GER
" tain diseases, have enabled DR. LAUREL, of No. los Ca
nal street, to eradicate those diseases in question, whether
new, old. or lnveterate, in less than hall the time employed
by the ommon doctors, who poison their patients with mer-
curry, capvy, nitre, cubebs, &e.
N.B.-3trangers are apprised that D.. L. is a regular physi.
cram ofthe med cal faculty Of Paris, also graduatsa in the U.
States. an can be proved by his diplomas MA I'm"
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SOMETHING NEW

T EUKs GARDEN 40 Bowery:-The undersigned takes
IL this opportunity to inform his friends and the public that
he has opened a Garden and Saloon at ~ Bowsry, where be
would be happy TO receive their calls. His Saloon will be
constantly Supplied with The choicest and best of Fruits, Con.
dictionary, Coffee. Ice Creams, Lemonade and Soda that The
city aHoids Every attic itjon will be given on his pat to make
this Garden and Saloon a pleasant aud agreeable resort to the
ladies and gentlemen who may favor hem with a call.
ala Inc II. LEUR, 40 Bowcry.
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THE INDIAN CovNcIL, held last week, resulted in
to be the basis of a new treaty, that, il is hoped and
believed, will be entirely satisfactory to all parties
interested. The council for the making of the new
treaty will be held on the 10th of next May. About
eighty chiefs, headmen and warriors were present
atthe la.e council. Uninterrupted by a crowd Of
%officlous interested white men, they managed their
affairs according to their own suggestions of right.
all past differences were forgotten, friends and rela-
tives who had been e~stranged in conse quence of the
unhappy disputes Of the past few years became re-
conciled, and the result augurs well for the interest
of our city, the welfare Of the red men, and the
cause of humanity. In anticipation of the treaty 60
soon to be made, it 10 not deemed e~xpedient &c give
publicity TO Tie agreemen enterediinto, but we can
assure GU: readers it is such as all must approve
BvDaio Com, april Is.
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PIANO FORTES.

COUTHERN DEALERS and purchasers generally will
- find it 10 their advantage to call and examine a cho ice IA.
sortment Of the eboye article, comprising a variety offs and 81
octaves, Of rosewood and mahogany, 9TH grand action, scroll
stands, and every modern Improvement. These Instruments
are warranted to b. equal to any ia the city, aud will be sold
al the lowest pos ible prices for cash, at the minufactory, A
West Fourteenth street, between Fifth and sirth avenues:
N.B.-Piano Fortes for Hire-A good assortment of piano
fortes for hire al the u,rnfactsry. a73m
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MysrERIovs.-We regret 70 learn that fea rs are
entertained for the safety Of Dennis Hunt, Esq OF
Burrllville. He had been for some time laboying
under assrious depression of spirits, owing to the
death of several near friends, and to some Difficult
ties in matters Of business. On Monday night he
retired unusually depressed, and was heard TO 20
cut very early in the morning He took no ever
coat, although the weather was cold. He had not
been heard from at the latest accounts. 1t is fear
ed that some accident has occurred TO him. Mr..
Hunt was a man Of large property, of irreproacha-
lately Cashier of the Paseosg Bank.-Propidtnce
Journal.
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W. CUUPER ANDERSON, has removed 10 No. 80
~ Anity street, first door b.lo = Ihompson street. Omce
hours as heretofore, from . till 10 A. NJ, and from 2 iiIfP.M.
a2ott'm
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From these it did appear that the official compile,
ment in the British Navy was more than IN the
American /; but what them How was 1t possible to
prescribe absolutely the number of men by assigning
many to particular class of ships. Ships OF the
class differed greatly in the model and tonnage
and vessels Of the model and tonnage were Of
len differently masted and spared gentlemen
might see from the case of the Missouri and Misss-
sppi lying in the rverhere IN full view of the House
and vessels of the same rate class differed greatly
in weight of broadside All these facts showed that
it impossible to graduate absolutely, by any un-
changeable scale, the number of men to be put on
board of ship at given rate. He then alluded to
the success of the American Navy during the last
war; and stated that from 1914 to l842, the English
Naval writer's from James, the meanest Of the whole,
up to the Edinburgh Review, had been devsing all
sorts of excuses for the defeats they encountered at
our hands Among the rest was the allegation that
we employed more men in each ship. II 50, it prov
ed we were right. II ought not to be question how
few we can get on with, but how many we could be-
nefcially employ Even if it were question OF
economy that would be the truest economy which
constituted the best means of gaining victories.
(To be continued)
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A CARD.

CARD.
MRS. S. SWEETSER has handsomely furnished
1Vl and opened the new and elegant building, No.
20 WALNUT STREET, near the Exchange, as a
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
The location, as well as the conveniences of the
House. is not exceled by any similar establishment,
and is particularly adapted for the accommodation of
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting this city. No pains
will be spared to render comfortable those who may
favor her with their patronage,
No. 10 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
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TO THE LADIES

TIME well known firm Of ARMAND PROUST &
Il co. $40 Broadway, New York. beg leave to in
form the Ladies, that having received by the latest
packets from France, handsome assortment of the
newest articles in the MILLINERY line, viz En-
broidered Capes, Collars Shawls, Ball and Wedding
Dresses, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Laces, Ribbons,
made-up Bonnets Fancies, &c.-they have just open
ed an Agency i'll this city, in the upper part of
Messrs. BorELER DoNN's house-furnishng ware
rooms, Pennsylvania Avenue where they respectfully
request all may 3--3t
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Mr. C. said that he had also compiled, with some
care, from the latest sources table of the compile
ment Of men in the British Navy, differing from that
of Dupin and giving also the number Of guns, weight
of broadside, tonnage, and cost Of construction and
equipment and selected vessels of each class.
(2.) Table of rate and cost of The several class
of pesseis IN Great Britain, as gipen by
Miles
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JAMES PHALEN & co. MANAGERS

The brilliant success have met with in the sale Of
capital prizes in the last two months is altogether un-
rivalled in the history of Lottery adsentures--com-
prising it does whole Of 0000 one quarter OF
$4,000, whole of "a 900, and half of 900 these
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