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For Ladies' Dresses.
y UST received from Philadelphia
81 Paris Painted Luxor London s. Paris Lawn /;
Paris Painted oresndes; Paris Rep Cashmeres
London Beraze; New style Apron Silk;
Lisle Edgings and Lace
French Dimlty Coarettes;
Gloves and Nuts; Variegated G:rdles;
Ribbons; Artificial Flowers;
Grass Clo;h for Skirts.
Also. large stool, of handsome Prints-sll of
which will sell chesp to suit the times.
ID Z. SHIPLEY,
April2 "a Opposite U S. Hotel.
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M ASQMLQe

NNRILUMINER LODGE. No, H. will cele
Il brate the approaching Anniversary Of ST John
the Baptist. at Smithfeld, onth PAN Of June merit,
which they cordially invite all the Lodges, with
all Brethren in good standing to participate in the
festivities of the day. AnOsation will be delivered
by distinguished Brother.
The Procession will move from the Hall at |
o'clock, precisely.
GEO. D. WILTSHIRE, I
VANCE BELL,
S. l.. MINGHINE, Comm
J. w. GRANTHAM. Of
RICHARD MCCLURE, Arrang
GEORGE MURPHY,
JOHN F SMITH,
Smitbfcld, May 8, l845.
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Candles.
Candles.

NUST received, prime article ofSperm Mould
81 and Dip Candles, for sale cheap.
R. r. Depot, Mays WIN KRoESEN.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
aI|Ik
MAInlPTaIa9 So 3S2JAW, VA.

MAlaPl8l2' Sap 8laJ2Y0 VA
HNHE undersis ned mos especially informs the
Il public that he has leased the Hotel st Hsr.
per's-Ferry, known as The UNITED STATES
HOTEL. Hehss been fsuered BY the kind tes,i-
moniss he has received Of the satisfaction and sp-
proysl of bis conduct So landlord in CAarlestoun,
and bringing to his residence the experience Of
some years, he believes he will be able 10 maintain
his character among his friends. and 10 acquire
new tributes of appreciation from the travelling
public. He is determined to keep good house,
and one which will recommend itself
he asks the travellers by the Rail Road, as well
as others, to give him call. and il there be any
reasonable cause Of complaint of the fare the
manner Of its service second visit will not be ex.
pected. He will endeavor to be polite and cour-
teous, and all 10 his employ. connected with the
Hotel. will be required to practice The same de-
pertinent. Preparations have been made for the
accommodation of sisiers--singly or in families
and the best the market. afford will be at the SER
vice Of his patrons His Bar will be furnished with
good WINES and LIQUORS, and his Stable will
be attended by one of the best hos,iers the State
can produce. JOS. F. ABEL.
Harper -Ferry May l, 1851
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Public Safe.

II GUEGC StNaSs
WILL be sold at the late residence Of Henry
w Noll, decd, about four miles south west OF
Marunuburg, on Saturday, The La dag Of May
the following property, 10 wit;
One Road Wagon, nearly neW,
One set of Hind Gears,
One pair of Breast Chains,
One do. Short Traces,
One Mans Saddle and Bride,
One Bedstead and Bedding,
One Sileer Watch.
Wagon Couer, Grind Stone,
Also, lot Of frstrote Hay.
Terms-A credit of six months will be given on
all sums Of SIS and upwa De, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security; under that sum. the
cash will be required. Sale commence nj one
O'Clock, r. NJ. G0DLIEP N0LL,
May |, l845-3w Admir-
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They feel warranted In stating that for style. quail
i,y and chespnes., their stock is second to aans in
the Valley. Their assortment viii be found to con.
.i,t. In part. Of the following Goods, 10 witt
Prints Of every variety. very chespi
Printed Lawns. new style. Preach Lees Lawn.
Printed Barge; Blk and oolor.d Alpaeas,
Farlston Cling hauss Satin Jeans; Bishop IsRwns.
Cambria Eu.hns; Null do; White Tsrlson;
Ne, Skirts; Gloves snd Mus from ia ets. Cpl
Silk and Cotton Hosiery;
Benn~,s and Bonnet ffmmisgt;
French and American Flowers;
Feather Fans, PEPPER do; Polka Neu
PLAID Crarsis; Psrssols and Psrescl-uss
Together with almost eyesy article Thar The Ladies'
may wish TO purchase.
And TO the Gentlemen they would slate that
,heir assortment Is now completes. Amongst other
Goods. will be found fine sssortmsn, of
Wool Blk Cloth; Super Brown and Biur Do
saperwool Bi'k Cashmere; do Single Mild do
Fame, Csssimcres Plaid aod Striped do;
French Msrino do; Mixed Tweeds,
Crot0n Cloth; Cotton Sarlhroons: Worred do;
Super Blk Drab D Etc Tor summer Costs;
Polka Cfsysis; Alpaca do.---yery pretty:
Satin vrs,ipgs; London Qatings; Mersails do
Merino "sstings new st,ie;
Heavy Linen Dtliings; Reayy Blesched Duck
French Linens, Psids and Stripes;
irish Linen, &c. &c.
They would respectfully solicit cab from all
who wish TO pntehsse pretty and cheap goods, 80
they are determined to sel on terms,
remembering i've truth of the old saase, that "a
quick peany Is better than slow shilling"
Il. P. BRYARLY, Jr. & co.
April TO- I845
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,

wholesale, retail. and to orders end he hopes, by
sthei attention to business To merit share Of pub
lie patronage. Having purchased bis stock in Bal
timore from wholesale desiers. he is abe TO sell as
low as any one in the Valley His Tobacco is Of
the very best manufacture. carefully brushed and
clear from grit. Il consists Of
Greener's Peach Leaf. Grarslls's Hon.
eydep, Democratic Republican, and a su-
perior brand Of Whites Frelinghaysen at
% cts., and good lot Of Common Tobacco.
His Cigars are genuiae:-
Plantation, La Normds. Tra5ucos, Re.
galias, Lord Byrons, PriHnpes. PrinSa.
does, HaT-Spanish, and Commons.
y + .Maccabau. Congress, Scotch, Rap
{ pee, and a superior article of Martin.
r ique Mature, ,chicA ie offers lop to the
p lorers Of a good pinch Of snuff.
He has also a lot of FANCY ARTICLES,
such as Cigar Cases Snuff Boxes, Tobacco Cases,
Pipes, Shaving Brushes, Soaps, and a variety OF
other things which he offers cheap for cash.
Call and examine for yourselves at
BENZ s LYETH'S,
Queen 81 door North Of Bryarlys Store.
Martinsburg, April "a l945.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET, I
Gaxette Office. Nav 10. l845.

FLouR.-The market is very quiet. Receipts
small and demand moderate, We continue our
quotations. For Canal -four at the Basin % 373
Wagon price s4,25. No sales from stores.
GRAtN.-rhe corn market continues depressed
but prices are without change. Last sales OF yell
low corn 40 cts. a Al cts.-white 37a Nothing
dong in wheat.
Fss Sales Of 800 400 bbs. gross Herrings
from first hands at S4,3i ID "a U3 Holders
aye selling small lots at $350 a 3,62t per ool'-
Shad 8, 25s 81 so per Dbl.
GEORGETOWN MARKET.-No change since
our last.
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BIZ Il. Green. .Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
II TURE AT AUCTlON.-On Friday, the
It'll instant, shall sell at the residence Of Martin
Murphy, ON Pennsylvania avenue, second door
from u street. at 10 o'clock a. m, his household
and kitchen furniture. ! cnumeraie in part
Mahogany sofa, sdeboard, and bureaus
Mahogany bookcase and secretary
One good eight-day clock, tables, &c.
Cane.seat and other chairs, setiee, washsiands,
&c.
Maple high and low-post bedsieads
Bed-bolsters, pillows, and bedding
Hair and shuck mattresses
Paror and chamber carpets
Stair-rods, oilcloth, &c.
Moreen and other curtains, looking glasses, &c.
Andirons, shoves and tongs, and Tenders.
A good lot Of kitchen furniture.
Also, bar-room fixtures; candy jars
Counter, begaielle board, &c.
Also, good and nearly new buggy wagon.
Terms: All sums Of and under sos, cash; over
s25, credit Of sixty and ninety days, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, with interest.
A. GREEN,
Nov. 5-2t Auctioneer.
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MEDICAL WORKS osta

VALUABLE MEDICAL WORKS ofta
Y very small advance from cost, for cam
X. LUNDY, between Al and 9Th streets, SOU J.
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
Curveillier's Anatomy
Churchill's Diseases Of Females
Churchill's System of Midwifery
Chapman on Eruptive Fevers, Dropsics G&l
Chapman on Thoacic and Abdominal wei
Bartlett on Typhoid and Typhus Feve"
Billings's First Principles ofMedicine
Domestic Management Of the Slck-room
Dewees's System Of Midwifery
Dunglison's Practice of Medicine, = vo'A
Dunglison on Human Health
Dunglison on New Remedies
Dunglson's Medical Dictionary
Graham's Elements of Chemistry
Hoblyn's Medical Dictionary
Harrison on the Nervous System
Rigby's System of Midwifery
Roget's Outlines of Physiology and faN"s
Popular Treatise on Vegetable Phyaoos'
Trails Medical Jurisprudence
Pereira on Food and Diet
Arndral's Essays on Blood and Disease
Wilson's Dissector
Smith e. Horner's Anatomical Aua'
Wood e. Bache's United States DIspen"h
edition. -
American Journal Of Medical Science ~
quarterly, at IS a year
Braithwaite's Retrospect, publishsdsemf'D
81 year :,
London Lancet, published monthly,s']
Nov Sind
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n RoCERIEs-NEW ARRlyAL.-wc arc
VI this day opening
5 hhds Porto Rico sugar
Is bags Brazil do
10 boxes and barrels loaf, crushed, and powder
ed sugar
Old Java, Laguyra, and Maracabo cofIees
Fresh teas ofevery kind, some very superior
500 gallons best beachcd winter oil
20 boxes sperm candles
Porto Rico and Orleans moasses
500 gallons pure cider vinegar
25 boxes western cheese
Is dozen corn brooms
Market baskets and mats
Brushes Of various kinds
Also, just In Store
40 barrels -four, family and extra
25 kegs rancid lard, suitable for lamps
10000 choice brands cigars and chewing tobacco
Luken's buckwheat and Glades butter
Bacon hams, behring's, mackerel, and shad
With all kinds Of fresh groceries to be found in a
family grocery, which we will SELL either wholesale
or retail, at small advances
LEWIS e. HOLLAND.
Nov.
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nENTISTRY, OR DENTAL Suscs
IL DR.. Van PATrEN continues al bis P~n

nENTISTRY, OR DENTAL Sukcss
IL DR.. VAN PATTEN continues al DIS III
central location Ia few doors west ,Iom
and Coleman's hoieIs.) He pledges nas
form any and every operation aPPenssaI.s
profession, as successfully, and with as'~
can be done in any of the eastern oltles 4.
He inserts teeth of any desired shs sl 4
with or without gums, ,sing!y or 10 w. h,n
cases may require; and usually secures . III
gums by that most clearly and comloIsSsr I
pie Of atmospheric pressure. YET, oen
petent to apply every known principle, INA ~
shall always have the benefit Of inc :"
adapted to the condition of their mouths, ;,ts
Having been long established IN Wass ~
deems il unnecessary TO expose pallens M !
reference, but would suggest to strange"
inquire of citizens. LII ,om
NIB. No charge for work that shoul ~, Led "a
of what was promised in the contracl, vi 4. "a
charge for repairing, or even renewing w.
Nov. lin.
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g. l.. LEWIS

ATTORNEY AT LAW, cENTREviLLE. VIRGINIA,
Continues the practice of his profession in the
various courts. He regards the report that he
is about to change his residence as somewhat fabu-
lous Any business, therefore, in the line of his
profession, shall receive prompt efficient and salts
factory attention.
Aug. 4-d3mif
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I%.Mo attention ,ciil be paid 10 any ads,
the money accompany u.
UrThose desiring complete copies ofhc
gressional Union and Appendix, will pleas ~
their names previous TO the first day afDhns,
next. 4
ITWe will willingly pay the postage md
tiers sent to us containing fDe dollar and uvs
Other letters directed to us, with the poug
paid, ,cill not be taken out Of the Office.
@Ncwspapers throughout The court
who have published our first prospect
by publishing the above until Decenbe
will receive in return both the Conga
al Union and .appendir. Other papenl
fishing this prospectus until the meetE
Congress, will receive the Co1gsa
Union during the session.
RITCHIE s. HEMI
Washington, October 6, l845.
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WoRTHINGroN G. SNETHEN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Washiaofo,, N n

Practses IN the courts of The District, and pros
ecutes before Congress and the several Departments
Of the government all manner Of claims against the
United States, &C., &c.
Nov. 3, l645-Iy
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HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA.--A
case Of this superior article ia to-day received
direct from the importer. For sale by
J. +. CALLAN.
Sept. l6
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ENGLISH sPECULATIoNs.

The English journals, received by the Caledonia,
are full of statements and specuations about the
events on the La Plata. We are happy to find that
the public sentiment is not running all in one direc-
ton; but that there are presses in London which
have the bodness to rebukc the Intervention of
England and France in the affairs Of Buenos Ayres
and Montcvideo. Among these, is the London
Morning Chronicle; from which paper, under date
Of October 10, we extract the following interesting
article. (Thc only sentiment against which we pro-
test in this article ia the one which relates to Texas
There was no s'blunder,n much less 'crme, in the
annexation. England gave up all right to complain
Of the act when she herself recognised the ndepen
dence of Texas. She then acknowledged the right
of Texas to regulate her own destinies, and our
right to admit her into our bosom.)
From the London Morning Chronicle.
Disturbances have arisen between two three OF the
independent of South America They resulted
In actual hostiltes These hosies have been conduct
ed far have heard according TO the laws Of civil
ized Meantime, large squadron Of British and
French vessels has been lying in the waters Of one Of the
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National HOTEL, No. 5 Co %JyrEd|
IN New York, by CHARLES
Co. 81 so per day. md. N
This hotel has lately been opened, IN, n, A
Gated in the business part Of the cay, ,abIs
tors respectfully solicit share oil 'nsP
age.
Aug. 25
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PROSPECTUS
90 yan
CONGRESSIONAL UNION tr|
APPENDIX,
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convened, aud will be Published
sEMI-wERKLY
until its adjournment, giving Inc d,s, y
cccdings OF both houses Of Cons,,,. y
speeches of the members are cosd,....]
bring them into readable length. An
resolutions offered, or motions ma. }
given in the movers own word, AZ J
yeas and nays on all the impor,sn, :,
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in guWfo form, each number eonisi.,,,
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The APPENDIX, on accoun, Of n, i.
often occurring in procuring the sOs,.
of members complete, will no, Be u,a
regularly semi-weekly, but will cont.
many pages Of solid reading matter ! !
Congressional Union.
The APPENDIX is made up ofiM q.
dents annual message, the repor,, Il h
principal officers of the governmes,
accompany it, and all the long ,peche,
members Of Congress, written oui e,rc1s
by themselves.
TERMS.
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EXTRA WEEKLY AND SEMl-wERuI
UNION.
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paper printed at the seat Of govcmmen, durxI
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CUPERFINE RIBAND- BoUNDbb''
~ We have opened ,,t,s
10 pairs extra French style l2,i o,ai'A
IL do do Ia 90
Very superior goods. .crTT al
Nov Stiff ID. CLAub
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aMIGUEL GARCIA,

4 TtHIutIIt IIUuSt UI NtV'
and forty-tbrec members of the House of Reps
"Wc now appeal to the judgment of civilized gov
crnmcnts and people, and expose to them the de-
struc,ive policy Of the French and English minis
tiers in the Rio de la Plata, as well the abomna-
BILE means they have employed to bring about Ito
the shame be il spoken Of this enlightened epoch)
plan of bloody intervention, SURPRISING the mean
ness Of the Bayona transactions, and the execrable
perfdy of Copenhagen"
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SALES -Norember d. lsi5-Fta Board-15 600 Ohio
6s 1850 96i 5000 do 81 2o00o lndanns $751; 1000 Illinois
special bonds 81 100 Morris Canal 2 lis Vcksburg 81
$50 Reading r. r., 81; Erie r. r. 81; Pennsy lvana
SIS, IS q 763.
Texas treasury notes III offered
Second Boord.-50 Erie r. r. si3; % Morris Canal oil
$50 do, 24A
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france mas only ABOUT <U,uuU PERSONS possessing
the elective franchise yet exclusive of the army and
navy.she has 36,648 employees paid for the budget.
No country in the world, with the exception per-
haps Of Spain, has so many persons employed in
the different departments Of the government; but
they are for the most part wretchedly paid.
Two curious documents have just been published.
They are letters Of the celebrated Taeyrand to the
Pope and Archbishop of Paris, written shortly be-
fore his DEATH in which he bewails his secession
FROM and frequent hostility TO, the church, as well
as his connection with the French revolution and the
government that resulted therefrom. These epis-
ties in fact are recantaon Of all the doings of his
life, and the manifestation of sincere desire TO be
reconciled with holy church. Talcyrand-thc
gay, sceptical, and gifted Tallcyrand, one of the
most accomplished statesmen the world has ever pro-
duced--was about the last man that we would have
suspected Of being visited with qualms of conscience
but the grave yawning at the feet, is spectacle TO
damp the courage of the most worldly -minded and
most hardened.
All the recent arrivals from the United States con-
firm the view taken from the first in this country
with respect TO Mexico--that there would be no
war. The warlihe vaporing Of the latter country,
without dollar in the treasury, or the means OF
raising one, and with internal connections has been
heartily laughed at; and truth speak, the United
States themselves have not come off without ridi-
cue, for they INDUCED in triHc more buster and
swagger than was perhaps necessary.
SEcEssIoNs FROM THE ANGLICAN cHupcH--We
are now enabled TO mention the names Of all those
members Of the University of Oxford who have been
received into the Roman Catholic church in the
course of the last few days. They archie Rev
J. III. Newman, B. d., Fellow of Orie College; the
Rev. - Stanton, M. A. Of Brasennose College;
the Rev. - Bowes NJ. A. Of Exeter College; the
Rev. Ambrose St. John, student Of Christ Church;
MIR. J. d. Diagrams, M. A., Exeter College; and
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hold the Independence Of the republic, maintained
for thirty years by the intelligence Of the people and
deeds Of arms this declaration, as well as the OATH
will be carried in the face Of the American
tons and the world, under the auspices Of the Su.
prcme Arbiter Of Justice.
.The result Of these important sessions has been
the honorable sanction Of the following important
documents which the representatives Of the republic
have signed, in order TO manifest the unaterable
oluion which they have adopted to sustain the dig
the same time, in eminent and distinguished why
The rote Of thanks 10 General Rosas.
"Long live the Argentine republic;
"Dcath TO the savage UDitarians!"
'Thc committee Of the House Of Representatives
"Buenos Ayres, 23d August, ls45, seth year Of
the liberty, Both Of tn. independence, and 10th Of
the Argentine confederation.
uTo the executive power Of the provinces
ssTbe honorable assembly having decreed on this
day that a commission Of its members be appointed
who shall call on his cxcellcncy the governor OF
the province, Brigadicr General d. Juan Manuel de
Rosas, the following deputies having been selected,
viz. Messrs d. Augustin Garrigos, Dr. d. Lorenzo
co Casiana Peaustigu who, together with the pres
ident OF the honorable assembly, will present them
selves before his excellency the governor Of the
province, on the day and hour which his exeellency
will please 10 designate.
"May God grant your excellency many years Of
life. MIGUEL GARCIA,
president ofthe Assembly.
LORENZO TONES, Deputy Secretary"
"Long live the Argentine Confederation
death TO the savage Unitarians!
'sThe honorable House OF Representatives.
Buenos Ayres, Aug. %, 1645, 36th year Of the
liberty, 30th of the Independence, and 18th year OF
the Argentine Confederation.
"To the most excellent Governor and Captain
General OF the Province, Minister Of Foreign
Relations ofthe Argentine Confederacy, Bngadier
General ID. Juan Manuel de Rosas:
1.-THE representatives Of the province have had
under consideration the message Of your exoelIency
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1t is stated confidently that other cIergymen, also
members of the University Of Oxford, are preparing
to take similar step. We understand that the re-
cepton Of Mr.. Newman into the Roman Catholic
church took place at MISUNDERSTANDING Post.