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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09
VALUABLE AND RARE BOOK

VALUABLE AND RARE BOOKS.
HISTORY Of Europe, faom the French Revolution in
n sS TO the Restoration OF the Dourbons in lsl5-By
Archibald Alison, RISE
Selections from the Enburg Review, comprising the
best articles 10 that Jou nal from the
present time, with preliminary dissertation and eIpana.
lalam's Constitutional History OF England
Porcupnes Works, containing Various Writings and Sc.
lectons exhibiting faithful picture OF the United Saics
Of America-By William Cobbcu
sierne's Sentimental Journey Gin FTeneh)-beautlhlly
illustrated
The Works Of Ben Johnson, with Memoir OF his Life
and WIitngs-Dy Barry Cornwall
Arisophanes Comoeta, Rccensuit-Immanuel Bekke.
rus-in . vols
PlAlonis opera-li vols-lnstravit linn Becker
Pautus-5 vos-Delphiu & varioom edit
CORNELL Taoitii-i yols-cx Reconstruction August
Ernest
q Ioratii Flseei Opera observa,ionbus- BaIteri
Gesneri Zeunii
Xenophantes IIistore Graca exedt l. Dindor6i
Euripides Heraclide CT Medea Rec enSolne- Pctri
Elmsley
Eschyhi Trageda quD SUI desscrdiiarum Fabu-
laruIn Fragmenta ct sehola Gracoa ex etionc-Thone
stanleii
Gu bus suas passn inierteKut.
Samuel Butler A. VI.
Demos;honis et lEschinis Opera varus Sectonibos
adAneta per Hieronymom VOL.
fum
Publli Terentii Afri ComadiT Ph@Iri Fabule Esople
ct cum Notes-Rcharti Beutlei. For sale.
IN q SMITH, DRiNkER & MORRIS.
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jug ws~ N'op MAR. W. MILLER, D. C.

Ann Josephine Carter, Thomas Willing and Matilda his
VILE 1eoTge Feaihersionhaugh and Charlotte his wife,
andother Dehs.
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance and g' en- security the act Of
senb aud the rules ofths Court appearing by sat.
siaotory evidence that ohs Con-.
monweah Is ordered. That the said do ap-
pear al the Rules 10 be held the first Monday In N
vembeT nc II, and answeTthe bali Of the plaintiff AMI thai
copy OF this order be forthwith
published In the city OF Richmond, for two months sue.
eessyey and posted the front door the Capitol In tho
said city. A copy-Teste $50
5-w9w WIN n sANDs a. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

J. PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE or
HOARHOUND CANDY.
THIS Incompatible Compound the cure OF Coughs
colds sc Ia justly celebrated and every day but
20 its popularity Its taste Is very pleasant and for safety
and convenience Is preferable every other cough remedy
known. Numerous certificates OF its efficacy In tho
possession OF hc prOprietors although deem the
pdy increasing demand oI the article aud the
with which II Il every where received the best cv
dcnces OF Its utility.
H- Observe, every genuine package is signed hy
J. PEASE a SON,
10, Division street. y. Y.
10 fresh supply just received sale wholesale, al
manufacturers prices, by
ALEXANDER DUyAL & co
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BAN RUPT NOTICES.

la the United sales Court the OF Viz
- gina, August 18Th. 1872.
NyUlIAM ALLEN OF the city OF Richmond, having
w filed petition praying that he may be declared
bankrupt II ordered that all persons claiming to be
duors OF the sad William Allen, show cause TO the souI
the 18Th day OF September why the said William
Allen be declared bankrupt pursuant TO the act o
Congress In that beha aud that copy OF this order be
publish ell in the newspapers, according to the 2'd and 2h
rules Of Court.
copy. Testc,
Is WV HENRY GIBSON. Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

In the United Court for District
ginia, 9TH August, 1872
In the matter of Bankruptcy of
SAMUEL II. JANNEY, OF the county OF Prince Wilsm,
- in the Eastern Virginia District. The said samue H.
Janney, who has been decreed Bankrupt by this Court
having filed petition PRAYING for his discharge II Is
ordered that notice thereof be published in newspaper
printed in the city OF Richmond, seventy days least
before the IAN day of November when hearing will
be hadon the said petition, at the City Hall in the city of
Richmond and all creditors who have proved their debts,
and otheT persons in infer appear the said time
and place and show cause, II any they have Why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
ACopy-Teste
AUG wllw HENRY GIBSON elk
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n 90 X ..
! Nv. pANDoLPn a co.

w. RANDOLPH 81 Co. RiehnOad, have
Crucial Review Of f0A's book Of Martyrs BY W
Dssoui Christian nihs faith al Christ, from
csihone Christian, instrasie in the Ceremonies &C. Of
the Church: by Rev DE- Challoncr . .
Practical Reneetions for every day la the year ny Rev
insruetons In the Ceremonies &c. Of the Mass
he frcnchof N Coehcn
rrSssisn, c"a,es s~ 81 BY ne. pe,sess '"
Memoirs OF Christian LIE ny Rev Lewis DE Ora.
saeramens Explained; ny Rev DR. lIornihoL. with King
Henry the Eshihs Defence OF the Seven saeramenis,
Instructions Cor Firs Communism
Thlnk well ont; Reflections on The ChriSsh Religion;
Cathode Manual, containing Prayers and Devotional
Esposhlsn Of Cs,hoHe Doctrines by nossuei, with
Manual, souNaGies Medlaiions, Confessions, and Lite
SUNDAY MoaIior or Reflections the Gospel; by Rev
Call Ein's Defence Of Catholic PdoeiPlcs
Following OF Christ ny Ihom's \ hcmla -.
Garden Of the Soul or Msnualof Spiritual exercises
Urssiine Manual or eoileciiSn OF Prayers, spcuai
e.ersses,se ny R..J Power ..,.p... 81,
and Brcviary, in Latin aud English
Flowers OF Pic,y selected nom approved sources and
Soul united to Jesus or pe,out Methods OF Hearing
Mas
chris,ian's Guide toIIcs,en
lntrodueion TO Dcvout Life, irom the French OF ST.
Francis OF Sales
spiritual Retreat, with Meditaious tor Christians
Piey E.empded with Familiar Rehestons or Youth;
by Rev n RagncHi. 2Vola
Imitation OF the Rlcssc, Virgin
short Catholic Caicchsn
no Bookhtndery In every variety.
Orders for Books Stationery, Music end Fancy Goods,
viii meet with prompt attention, u allrcsscito
W RANDOLPH a CO,
iu2s Main ST. Richmond.
CLASSiCS-LElPSlC EDITIONS.
I W, RANDOLPH a CO. Main Street, Richmond,
have In invoice OF Greek Latin and German
Books, impoitcd direct from LcipSc, Germany, which
they will sell reasonable terms 10 Academies Schools
Teachers and others. The folowingis a hist:
Diodorus soulus, vols Thney dides, and } vols
Euripdes, 2 andi vols Seneca
HeIototus, and vols lacitus
Piudar Nirr
Plato, vois tlomoI's Had anil Odyssey
Poly ! vols Ncuophua's Anahasis aud
Plutareh, vols Memorabilia
Sophoccs Atis1ophaf cs, J vols
Horace QIinetilan, , vols
Ivy, 9 vols Piautus, , vols
Cicero's Works Ccsar
Iucrctus Juvenal
ulppoerates' Aphorisms CaiuIius, Tbuuus AMI Pro.
StTabo J vols pcItius. vol
MoyseS Vaior, by Anthony Miller a Printed In
1889. tnd dedica tcd TO Cardinal Richcheu
copy OF Hcrc1otus, In vol, folio, with latin
Translation, and marginal noiesS,cvens celebrated ell
ton OF i592-price slh, worth so
Also, Transitions OF most OF the above works
sporsehePs German AMI English Dictionary, vols sSo
calf binding
sporschicrs and Boe;igers Pocket German Dictionary
BOokhindius Ia every variety of STYLE
Foreign Books, ordered for a small commission
TO- Orlcrs Tor Books, Stationery, Music, Pianos and
Fancy Goods viii meet with prompt attention, " adressc
TO ] w RANDOLPH co,
aulS Richmond.
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ELOORING pLANK AND sHINGLEs:-

FLOORING PLANK AND SHINGLES
l. 2lpOi feet of N seasoned nooTin. Plank
2hUOJ heart pine Shingles, al 81 % per thousand -
for sale. ia ~ JAS. a GEO. WINSTON.
nISING wARE;-l avn now opening additional
~ supplies Of Dining Sets, comprising
White Granite Dinner Sets
blue Vase 10 80
Blue Oriental dG do
Blue American Views DO do. an entire new pattern,
and much adniTcd-for sale low, for cash.
CHARLES srEBBlNs,
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y EN NE cav ),

- -. for 6uufufr Complaints.
nIRECTiON FOR UsiNg-Tskc ono leaf and sir a
- tumhler Of cool water wi n H. until all the fnicsge h.
crfractcd when % will be roluy Tor use
y. THIS medicine being perfectly fas'cers and limo.
cent In Ne nature, u particularly adapted Tor ciddfen
who would Teslsta nauscous remedy For sale.
BOLTON a. HARRISON,
auT Cone sI,,gr a.. ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

The defendant Thomas Williams, not having enfcrsi
s appearance ami given security according 10 The set of
Assembly aud the Rules OF this Court aud h.
satisfactory evidence that he 10 nhahitant Of IND
Commonwealth, Is ordered, that the sail defendant A,
appear here on tic first day VI October Term and
s"er the b OF the plaintiff and that copy this order no
forthwith Inherited In sons newspaper publs he'd In The
cry OF Riohmon for two mouths succesyey and that
another copy be posted athe front door the Courthouse
Of this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

HAMS, sHOULDEHS AND SIDES,
90 CASKS small size clear Sides
ia y DO do do Shoulders
~ bills do DO Hams-Just received on col
Segment, foI sale.
aus JIG WINSTON
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i9 p EsTw FAMILT St jSSs e; ss a; x
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ia2o x9~ N'Op'-'''''' JOHN HUNTER G g.

VthGINlA.-M Rules held In the UieTk'. Office ~
the Superior Court Chancery for The R;rh,non o.
cult, q 9Th day Ct July. ISf2. ''" VT
Apheus iIyau aud Alexander II Stump merchants and
against fhs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

cHANcsRy-r rgfgid.--Ai Rules holden IN the
CLERKS once Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ami
July. 1872: 'e '' %
Bartholomew Tomlin. Pl,jo,ia
against "'
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Inc defendants above named having red is.,
appearance and given sccuY according 10 the aet OF A..
scnbp andthc rules ofthis Court Appearinr nv al
se'ory evidence, that they inhabitanfs ~ mi.
Couinonwcahh II ordered Thai tho said deic nd,n,s lii
eppca' nj the Rules o. bc held tie rs Monday in No
Nenher neh and answer the bills ofthe panus and thai
acory OF hs order be forthwith Inserted in some news
and posted at the front door the Capitol
IA inc SAIL cty. copy-Testc,
au6-w9x NN aANna ~ ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-09

In the United Court for the Eastern District OF Nr>
ginis, Iih August, 1872:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
CAMUEL NJ. JANNEY, Of the county OF Loudoun, in
y the Eastern Virginia District. The said samuel NJ
Janney, has been decreed Bankrupt by this Court
having filed petition praying his discharge: II s
ordered, that notice thereof be published in newspa.
per printed City Richmond, 20 days nj least before
the i2h of November next when hearing will be had Oh
the said peon the City tail m the City Of Richmond
and all creditors who have proved their debts aud other
In interest, may appear the said time and place
and show cause " they have, why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted
ACopy-TeSte, -
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UOU RT ORp m 5.

Hnles held Ia the Clerks once OF
The superior Court Of haneery for the Rlehnond CIR.
eult. the a!st say OF August, lSi2
Robert smith, PHI
against
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-04
From the Boston Atlas
THE NAVY.

It is with the most unfeigned astonishment and re-
gret that have perceived the recent action OF the
House of Representatives in Congress, on the sub.
iect of the Navy Appropriations. We had supposed
that there was branch of our public service that
commended itself directly to the favor and support
of the people the Maryland most certain Is, that
none of its departments lay claim to more ex-
tenaive popularity We very much mistake the tenn
per of our countrymen if this attempt to curtaiI the
necessary expenditures for the Navy not severely
rebuked from end of the country to the other
In this connection call the attention OF our fel-
low citizens the following memorial which is crcu-
lating in our city, and which will remain, till noon
this day. at the Reading Rooms, to receive their sigma
lures 1t has already received the signatures of hun
dreds it should be signed by thousands of our clti-
zens:
To the honorable the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives of the United States in Cong assem-
bled
The undersigned citizens of Boston and vicinity,
respectfully demonstrate against the recent action OF
the House of Representatives in reducing the appro-
pration for the Navy and respectfully and earnestly
appeal to your honorable body to review the subject
with view to such action may permit the enght
ened policy of tie GoveInmen TO be carried out by
the vigorous prosecution of such works are essen
tial to the national security and honor and for the
protection of commerce, by which course thousands
of families will be relieved from the most imminent
dist ess occasoned by the recent discharge OF large
number Of men heretofore engaged on the public
works. thus deprving their families of means of live
hhood at a season OF great pecuniary distress.
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VERITAs.-I, the undersigned, formerly Editor of
the "Momitore" in Bologna ofthe "Gasetta Eco
nomico-politico del Mondo in Milan of the Column
de la Federation" in Mexico, and of "El Correo
AAantco" in Mexico and New Orleans, propose to
edit in Washington philosophical diplomatic
co-poglot paper for the diffusion Of general knowl
edge under the title of VERITAs, the editorial part Of
which will be both in the English and French Ian
guages. Prospectus raisonnte Of this paper, show
ing itr necessity, object, plan, views, terms &c, will
be published and widely circulated in America and
Europe, as soon collaboration is obtained, good
English scholar, both to correct my barbarous English
and to translate my French into good English.
As the principal object of this enterprise is by no
that of making money, all persons, natiue, nat
uralized strangers, who nay wish to take share
in it, will have right to share also the profit which
night possibly be derived from it, without reserving
for myself the least advantage over that which might
be obtained by each of them.
A resident in the United States during nineteen
years. and citizen since 1929, cannot be suspected
of being wholly ignorant of the institutions of the
country or Indifferent in the cause of its social and
political happiness.
Offers received at my present residence, Of
Pennsylvania Arenue and 10Th street. Address, post
paid, to"Veritas," Washington, d. c..
SANTANGELO.
Washington, June 3, l842.-lm
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TAIR.-The ladies of the Amwel Society of this
Il city, Society which has been in existence for
several years, AMI whose objects are purely be-
nevolent, holding Fair at one of the rooms at
the Apollo Hail. opposite the Theatre, Penn Avenue,
which commenced on Monday evening, and will be
continued daily from 10 A. M. to 10 P. NJ, till Sum
day, the 7th of June.
variety of articles, both of fancy and of utility,
are offered for sale at reasonable prices. Refresh
ments provided, and Music in the form of private
concerts will be in attendance every evening.
splendid Piano, which will constitute part of the
music, is offered for sale at reduced price.
1t is known that the Baptist Church of 10th street,
some time since, suffered much damage by fire, and
among the benevolent objects of this Fair tht of lq-
uidang debt incurred for its repair, is most promi-
nent may 3O-5t
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monstrous and diabolical those which have taken
place in England, equally recently, nay even IN
the very Metropolis, the presumed centre OF clvza-
ion -
Father Mathew, the groat Temperance Apostle,
is making his annual progress through those portions
of Ireland where his doctrines arc cherished and
himself all but worshipped. His progresses are
more like regal triumphs than the simple tour OF
philanthropist Within the last month be has gwen
the pledge of total abstinence to upwards of 2O0,OOo
recipients.
Emigration is proceeding rapidly from Ireland to
Anne lea. According to the Cork Reporter, the
numbers from the 10th of March up to Saturday last
at that port alone amounted to For St Johns, l542
Quebec, 1911; New York, 1873 st. Andrews, 2J4
ia all, $780, Eight vessels have sailed from Derry
with 22OO passengers. The Rothschild, for New
York. has sailed with cargo of passengers from Sill
90 From the Broomieiaw, Scotland, three emf
grant ships will sail for Boston. The Wellington,
with 1877 passengers, has sailed for that port
/ w G..
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PUNCTUATION

Caxton had the merit of introducing the Roman
pointing, used in Italy and his successor Pnson
triumphed by domicilliating the Roman letter. The
dash, or perpendicula line thus was the only
punctuation they used 1t was, however, discovered
that the craft of pointing WELL used to make the
tence very light. The more elegant comma, sup
planted the long uncouth !; the colon was a refine
ment, showing that there is more to come"
But the semcolon was Latin delicacy, which the
obtuse English typographer resisted. So late as 1890
treatise on orthography do not recognize any such
innovator. The Bible of 1892 though printed with
appropriate accuracy, is without semicolon but in
1888, its full rights established by Charles Buffers
English Grammar. In this chronology of the four
points of punctuation it is evident that Shakespeare
could never have used the semicolon circumstance
which the profound George Chalmers mourns over,
opinng that semcolons would often have saved the
poet from his commentators
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
"secure the shadow ere the substance fades. y

Secure the shadow ere the substance fades"
The only certain method Of obtaining fac smile
of the human countenance is by the Photographic
process. The subscribers have availed themselves of
some recent improvements in this beautiful art, which
enables them to produce much holder picture than
heretofore taken The public are invited to call and
examine their specimens. Rooms on the northeast
corner of 10Th and E streets. Hours of operation
from to O'Clock.
Gentlemen wishing to obtain a knowledge of this
interesting art, can do so reasonable terms, by
calling at their studio
FAY & REED.
Washington, June 3, 1872
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The BRITISH NATIONAL DEBT The present ma
tional debt of Great Britain commenced in the reign
of William ILL., In 1897 the amount 95, 000,0 600
sterling and it was deemed enormous at that time.
In 1908 it was EI4OOO,OOO sterling; in IVA, se54-
900 600; in I749 f78,0O0000; in 1863, after the
end of a seven years war, sl39,0OO,0O0 IN 1856,
three years after the American war, EGGS, 900, 600
in 1893 after the civil and foreign war; 1862 000 O00
in 1902, at the close of the Ffenah revolutionary
war, E57l OOO 900 in 1874 at the close of the war
against Bonapartc fS65, 100000; in 1917, 848,000,-
600; in 1910, f7S9 578, 100
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ion CROSS NEW STEEL PENS.

100 GROSS NEW STEEL PENS.
WILLIAM FISCHER has just received FROM
w Josiah Hayden, (the only successful American
manufacturer of Steel Pens) five new kinds, called
the Ready Writer, New York. Ladies, Gillott's, and
Union.
The officers eff Government who have used Hay
denis Pens prefer them to all others, and these
Pens are better in quality and cheaper than the for
eign article, they should, on the score of economy
alone, be used in every Office under Government
The Trade will be supplied at the manufacturers
prices, by applying at Stationers Hall, the only
Agency south of New York.
may 9-2aw2w
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blaspheming our Creator or Of adorng the Devil -
a thing they would readily do, If they could make
money by it.
Does not Mr. Clay set an example to the Wing par
ty worthy of their emulation? Is he not entertaining
the guiltest of mortals-one who lacks the com
mon sensibilities of MANI" Let not the Journsi .a.
Of consistency and sincerity. They are WORDS tna'
the Journal cannot appreciate, and mean nouis
when used by one so utterly reckless of every thing
like sincerity and consistency. -LouisriHs Daily "a
zetfe
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He who, like Mr.. Van Buren,, can travel over the
country at this time, for political purposes and wit
ness the universal distress, produced by his coun
ellis and measures without feeling himself to be the
gultiest of mortaIs lacks the sensibilty of
man. The vulture of ambition must long since have
eaten up his miserable heart and the common ties
which make mankind brotherhood must have pass
ed even beyond the reach of his memory. To call
upon us to honor such being is to offer the most
unreasonable insult to us. We would soon think
of disappearing Creator of adoring the Devil,
as of strcwing honors in the path of such destroy
er.-LouispiHe Journal
The commentary the above is to be found in the
Inequalities extended to Mr.. Van Buren, by Mr..
Clay. How Mr.. Clay reconcile it to himself, to
shelter and entertain, and give proofs of unaterable
friendship and strec honors in the path of such a
destroyer" Is he is he not equity OF the insin-
cerity and inconsistency" which the Journal de-
precates and SCOTS at How pleasing and gratifying
il must be to Mr.. Van Buren, to sit at convivial
board, and receive compliment after compliment from
the lord of the FEAST who pledges his guest in the
rich gIories Of the bacchana grape while the menals
in waiting are whispering in his hearing the loud
est menaces tho stoutest threats and the most indg
nant reproaches! Mr.. Clay honors Mr.. Van Buren,
As his guest, but Ito call upon (the JournaD to
honor such being, is to offer the most unreasonable
insult to us" 1.-THE Journal Mr.. Clay receives Mr..
Van Buren, with smile and cordial welcome, yet his
scqueys of the Journal would as soon think of
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TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN.

WIN. FISCHER has recently received 5000 Fos-
w ters and other Elementary Copy-books, from
No. to 8, inclusive, which he will sell hencefor,h at
10 cents EACH and the best quality plain copy books
at cents each good letter and cap paper ruled, at 5
per quire quilts at IS cents per l00 ink at ~
cents per pint inkstands cts each slate pencils
ers, and every other article of stationery at similar
prices will be constantly kept for sale at Statoners
Hall. june 3-3taw3w
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, |
.June 4 1910.

NOTICE is hereby given that in conformity to the
provisions of the charter of this Bank, general
meeting of the Stockholders will be holden MON
DAY the 4th day of July next at the Banking house
in the city of Washington, for the purpose of elect
ing nine Directors of the Bank, for the year then
next ensuing the election commencing at 10 o'clock,
A. M, and closing at O'Clock, P. M.
RID. SMITH, Cashier.
june 4-eopt25june -dt4thjy
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES'.
THE well known firm of ARMAND PROUST s.
i co. 349 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, Shaws, Ball and Wedding
Dresses Pocket Handkerchiefs, Laces, Ribbons,
made-up Bonnets Fancies &c.-they have just open
ed an Agency III this city, in the upper part of
Messrs. BoTELER & DoNN's house-furnishing ware
rooms, Pennsylvania Avenue, where they respectfully
request CALL may 3-*3t