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PATENT MEDICINES.

hK. BI,AGkW ELLIS Celebrated ANT ACRID IO TiscTURE, and SeOfch Renopdior, for the Cure Of Vsnereai Disorders, Stu6born Gieds. Efusions, Weakness ofihs Uraer or Bladder, Diabass, or Dif- ctIty in Makine Waier-These Drups are chiefly composed of vegetable substances; their use and ef- cacy have been fully proved hy hundreds, and may be relied on as perfectly and safe. Dr. Blackwell having prepared and nsed them for many years. in his extensive practice in Scotland. with great satis- faction and wonderful success among his numerous patients. Dr. Blackwell the inventor of this truly valuable medicine, makes no other claim to public confidence, than what experience has fully justified and he does not in the least hesitate to WARRANT THEM as a safe and certain CURE for the VENE. RAEL DIsoRhERs, STUBBORN GLEETs, SEMI MAI EFFUsIoNs, WEAKNESS OF THE URETER OR BLADDER, DIABETES, OR DIFFICULTY IN MAKING WATER. A fresh supply o the above justly celebrated remedy, just received and for sale by IC. DUBOSE X CO.,, Agents,
 nova go Water street.
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------ - - = ' - ' VI. VI l.'-inN..e .--..ee'. ENURNITURE to arrive from Boston. con.;.t ;a

II in part of- s19as fll md b AlaaiE gafgft1
 Cane Seat Chairs, do do Rocking do sso4
 Common wood Chairs, Dining Chairs alaei
 Large Scroll Rocking Chairs .g.f.# .,f,s
 Mahogany Arms Rocking Chairs | 6ei ~'
 Settee Cradles, dark and maple i e
 Tables and Stands, dark and maple, and Furni- t,ro other descriptions, etc. .q....,.s3 ,I
 Also-2 bbs dark and light Furniture varnish, for
 decsl sale byJ,A HOOPER. 40 St Michael M OUSLlN DE LANES, &c.,, ai Reduced Pr M css,--DANlELS $ BRADY have just rsceiv. ed large lot of lhe following Goods which they vii sell at reduced prices for cash, yiz; ,,,t.s5F ,,
 New and beautiful style French Csshmeres ;s.s
 New and elegant Pampadour de Laiass a5..i
 New style Cashmere d'Ecosse ,.,, t,,.t a
 Grape de Laines and Grape Syriens, &c. lders0 LUST RECEIVED from ship Cotton r ansar O barks Aun Welsh and MarselIois---s aas5ts&
 India Rubber overshoes, a large supply tsV4 no 4O0O pairs Russet Brogans .i.is4 t''a &lsu
 Also, good assortment of almost every kind of Boots, and Shoes, suited to the season. Gsn.1T dec25 q non sg7l DAN'L.TILLOTSON. DLANKETS!! BLANKETS!-DANIEL ( ID BRADY have just received per Morea---an aa
 10 bales large and heavy Negro Blankets
 10 bales coored Mackinaw do sFf atag r. bales fine Whitney do oii.t.8Fl55jaa ii e bales fine French do. ribbon bound, sizes from to l6'4 and for sale cheap for cash. dssa0 NLOUR-2OO bbIs superfne. Ohio br.o5. ' VI I SUGAR-S5 hhds prime and fair quality tysqesh , CHEESE--25O boxes Northern and Wssern @, BUTTER-l0O kegs Goshen, of good quality In store and for sale by ""e"iaA t7 fsi.'e'1f'l9
 dec3O MARSHALL. ROWE & CO., nRY GOODS-2cases Plaid Linseys 5l saslgra D2 cases striped aud plain Kerseya .liG ..4sl.s,
 cases Kentucky Twills and Plains vi ,s nt2 cases mixed Kentucky Jeans .sJe-. s,,1 case mixed Sattinets. Landing and for sale
 dec27 ..s. by E.. .C. CENTER CO.. T LIQUORS, A.-iga Luad5 2 s.i9asQ ,i.fi; ,.l, L 4O bbIs old rect6ed Whisksy ,, ' a,5s,lss sl' q. 75 bbs super6ne Flour, 40 do N O Molasses lr,,i 10 hhds brown N O Sugars. Landing and for sale by mait WARE & CHESBROUG f q dsc27 sa1 sya Hl 40 Commencement 'S UGAR, FLOUR and MOI.ASSES-- iiW sAtI7 - E56 hbds choice and prime Sukars | Ass fsss dsr50 bbls super6ne Flour, 40 bbls Whskey Landing from steamer, Fashion and for sale by $ dec27 dils5n ESLAVA. MuRRELL' q CO.,, VE7 bbls CincInnati Whiskev n is-li 26 do Min0ngahela do{ ,f ffnsi ihl as5 do "Od Shlrley' do, for sals by, = .c dec2s nl3 AsiiTHOs. P. MILLER 6 CO TvANDIES, &c-25O boxes Sperm -CsndIss --1- V, 50 casks Peach Orchard Coal ,sy, lar 2, .sfi 'S 26 cases Hats For sale by fg,s.s s .dec27i HUNTINGTON ( GCLEyELAND NOFFEE-SOO bags Rio Coffee ,Te-,T [ T Ot 150 bugs Laguyfa Coffee, 100 do Java do .lu 50 bags St Domingo do, 10 do Mocha do
 dsc27 . For sale byT. F. MILLER q CO. SHERRY AAuluntllado Sherry of the celsbrntsd B Harmony importation, in quarter csshs, ssd Q boxes old London Brown Sherry, Cor sais bs 4A sS . Aec0o l.AInD A LITvrl Il Iflt1 N n1 n pfxlnfnA
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SALAMANDERS SAFES-The subscriber agent S of the Manufacturers for the sale of the above Fire Proof Safes, is prepared to furnish them of any size suitable for offices u seamboats. Those wish ing to purchase, requested to examine them, with the certificates, from those who have tested them. JOHN PHILLIPS,
 dec25 corner Cont and Watersheds.
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A AFRICAN PATENT PLATE WINDOW A GLASS-In point of smoohness of surface, weight of metal, thickness and strength, this Glass is much superior to the French or any other Glass in use. Builders and others desirous of having splendid Glasses at comparatively low prices are respectfully invited to call and examine this article full assortment of sizes just received and for sale
 dec25 by I. C. DuBOSE g CO.,, 39 Water-st.
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JAMES SANDS & co.

1S BBLS Old Monongahela Whiskey, 10 boxes lO manufactured Tobacco, 8 half chests superior Black Tea, half chests Old Hyson Tea, received per ship Susan E. Howell and for sale by
 dec27 WHITAKER & SAMPSON
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NOTICE-The undersigned will continue the ' General Commission business, under the firm of
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WHITE LEAD-In 25, 50 and 100 lb kegs, of w pure. extra, Nos. and 2, from the Union Manuactory. further supply just received and for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK & co,
 dec3l 45 and 47 Water stree
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TREES, &c-A large assortment of Peach Trees
 Il Asparagus Roots and Raspberry Shrubs, jus received from celebrated Nursery in New Jersey and for sale by jan11 BEERS & SMITH. '
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A supply of5 shs abeye lamps, w'ih ha'ers and "sS' ss,4 aAvSIANS, W SHAiSk " < e., ,47 wst.r.
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pSA FOR SALE-A Plantation situated on the G Alabama River, 12 miles below Claiborne For particulars apply to
 nov6 EDW. C. CENTER & co.
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Certificate ef Mr. Robert Hoimes. 'a
 NoxUHEE Co.,. Miss. May 4, IS

ID ACON'S LARD LAMPS--A new article, s'l- ID perior to all others for this purpose. emitting good clear light without smell pr smoke, and at an expense. counting lard at Sc. a pound, oi about quarter of cent an hour. ,,5AJtt r,.
 These lamps have been satisfactorily tested and are recommended as s.ust the thing for the use of planters and all others who study utility, neataess and economy. lh gnl alan 1a a.la.rA :. a,ar . .
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MOTHERS' RELIEF-Doctor H. Gates IS the MI agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine in the city Of Mobile. He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reief. l4l. Hi '.si.l' E
 O. Observe-None genuine unless signed li
 p aug l9 .tlf G. A. BARTHOLICK. & CO.,,
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HATS-2OO embracing black a.d drab HI Russia, B and fashionable do, Tarpaun do in store and for sale bv !. janl MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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NTRS. GEORGES BOARDING AND DAY ulSCHOOL, No. S6 Govsnnent street Mrs. G. wl resume the dues of her school on the lst of November next. The course ofinstruction embraces all the branches of the English and French langua- ges, proper for female education.
 Terms of tuition-$5, $6 and s7 per month.
 Board and tuition-$20 and s25 per month.
 Parents to furnish Bed, Bedding, Towels and Napkin Ring
 Music charged separately. octl6 21Slf
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hsa RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE.,-
 ss. s.Is. The subscriber offers his plantation with thousand acres ofand for sale II is situated on the Alabama river. about 65 miles by land and 10 hours run for steamboat from Mobile. l25 acres are cleared and 300 under fence; good wood .yard comfortable dwelling at the yard gin house; barns and negro houses, all framed. There can be cleared il one field 400 acres of good swamp and up and.- Ths plantation would suit any one hying in Mobile There IS a heaty summer retreat within 2A mes of the plantation. For further particulars apply 10 G. D. Holt, Mobile [nov4I VIM. WALLER.
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- UVV uU uu NHH hoots, seWed and peRfed, Together with a large stock ofboy's, yspth's. children's, women's and misses' Shoes of almost every variety, all of which will be sold by the pack age or dozen, for cash approved credt xs low ss can be bought in this market. =
 dec25 F 1s1suq. SAM'L B. HOWE.
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PATENT MEDICINES.  SPENCER'S PILLS. D H1UfuU DU EScUNO

As family medicine n is unequalled, WE and is all powerful in removing bilious
 and other complaints arising from the A Arrangement of the alimentary ducts, I c..- .l.-
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This is to certify that my wife, having been lin gering for several years under Dyspepsia and Live Complaint, which baffled the skill of several emInen Physicians, was, at last, induced to try the yirtu O" "Moffatt's Vegetable Life Pills and Phoenix Bit ters, and after using some hafa-dozen of each, ha been restored to her former good health.
 Oct. 22d, 1S42. EBENEZER POND.
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MI OFFATT'S VEoETABLELIFE PILLS AND IvA PHGNIx BITTERs.-The high and enved ce lebriiy which this pre-eninent medicine has acquir for it's nvarable efficacy inaIl the diseases which 1t proesses to cure, has rendered the usual practice of pung not only unnecessary, but unworthy of them
 In all cases of Costiyenes ss, Dyspepsia, Bilious and Liver affections, Asthma, Piles, obstinate Headache, impure state of the Fluids unhealthy appearance of the Skin, Nervous Debility, the sickness incident Females in delicate health, weakness of the Diges- tive Organs, and in all general Arrangements of health, these medicines have invariably proved a certain and speedy remedy. fi Ilr t0a
 sJ They restore vigorous health to the most ex- hausled constitutions.
 One or two certificates are selected from many others i'N 't'
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SUGAR and MOLASSES-I35 hbds Sugar, I5O 0 bbs Molasses, landing this day from schooners Atlantic, Sarah aud Mary and for sale by
 dec27 JAMES SANDS & co.
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BLAIH CU,, southeaRt dec17 corner of Dauphin and Water-stree
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VNO STEAMSHIPS AND CONSIGNEES.- \. We have now ready the following vessea for the purpose of Lightering and Watering Vessels that are or may arrive in Mobile Bay. They shall be permanently employed n that business:
 Sloop Yevillia. ..... ;, inc w,,sr hus;,sss
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government, on "a declaration Of war proclaim
ed by Mexico against US, it ought to be announced
to the world that all foreigners found pira.ing, un-
der the Mexican flag, upon our ships and property,
shall be captured and punished as pirates wherever
found.
This would soon put AN end to such lawless,
base, and execrable conduct Justly denounced and
portrayed in that light by Vattel; and Mexico
would at once be reduced to hopeless defensive
war, her territory invaded, her mines seized, and
her very capital conquered and occupied by native
Americans, as il was taken from native Americans,
subdued, and occupied by the ferocious and san
culinary ancestors Of portion Of the present Mex-
can race. Our people would act with humanity to-
wards the conquered. They would never initiate the
European invaders Of that rich and fertile, but down.
trodden country. But it would be held until the
Mexican government came TO Just terms of peace,
and perhaps until they were compelled to reimburse
to us the expenses Of the war. The recognition of
the Independence of Texas, and its annexation to
this confederacy, by the both Of Texas and
the United States constitute no cause ofwar against
either by Mexico And if she should make war,
she must be compelled to pay its expenses, well
as to suffer the other evils which always follow in
the train of the most humanely conducted hostties
between belhgerent nations.
Let Mexico make her election between peace
and war!
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
Ii On Thursday next, the 5th June, at 10
O'Clock, M, shall sell, at the residence of Mrs
Doctor Bgereton, on = street, between Sd and a.
streets, her household and kitchen furniture, which
is very good, and amongst which we enumerate the
following articles, viz:
Cane-seat chairs, har-seat sofa, union chairs
Ottomans, mahogany dining, card, and other tables
Mahogany sideboard
Cashmeret and muslin window curtains and orna.
ments
Solar, astral, and other lamps
Dinner and tea china, glassware
Ingram, parlor, hall, step, and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs stair rods, radiator
Bedsteads, beds, mattresses
Bureaus wardrobes, washstands, &c.
With many other other articles and good assort-
ment of kitchen requisites
Terms Of SALE All sums of and under sos, cash;
over S25 credit Of two and four months, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
r. w. DYER g. CO.,
May 3l-ts Auctonecrs.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, May 30, 1645.
IN conformity to an act entitled Gan act to reduce
i into one act the several acts concerning eschea-
tors" passed the 9th day of January, 1919, do
hereby make known to all whom il may concern,
that il appears, by certificate of the escheator of
the county of Charles city, dated the 9th day Of
May, ls45, and this day received into the land
Office, that, by an inquest held on the 10th day of
April, lS45, two tracts of land in Charles city coun-
ty, one containing one hundred and sixty-fve acres
and half the other five hundred and twenty acres,
of which John Crew died seized, have been es-
cheated to this Commonwealth.
s. III. PARKER, Reg. Land Office.
June 2-law6w
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= By fl. Green, .Auctioneer.

= By fl. Green, .Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IL TURE AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the
Sd June, shall sell, at the residence of Mr.. Vass
on 9th, between Z and F streets, at o'clock, p. m.
his household and kitchen furniture, such as, in
part
Mahogany sideboards, bureaus and sofa
Do breakfast, centre, and card tables
Do arm-rocker and portable writing desk
Cane and wood-seat chairs
Brussels, ingram, and stair carpet
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Astral, camphine and other lamps
lvory-hande knives and forks, glass and crockery
ware
Set best quality walters, fire sets, &c.
Radiator, parlor, and cooking stoves
Also lot of Kitchen utensils
Terms All sums Of and under sos, cash. over
S25 credit of 60 and 80 days, for notes satisfaco
ry endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN,
May 30-3t Auctioneer.
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FARM FOR sALE.-wnl he


Y sold at public auction, on the premises, on
the farm occupied by w. E. Stubs, in Montgom-
cry county, Maryland, ten miles from Washington,
near the turnpike leading to Rockville, containing
1921 acres, about GO Of which in clover and tim
othy, with abundant supplies of wood and timber
for all purposes.
The soil is kind easily susceptible of improve
ment and adapted to the several varieties of grain
crops raised in that section of country. IL would
make frstrate dairy farm, being well watered by
springs and streams presenting superior facilities
for irrigation. Ii is enclosed and subdivlded by
good fences
There are on the premises two dwelling houses, a
good spring-house, and other necessary out-build-
ings, including an excellent new frame barn two
stories high, covering space of 40 by AZ feet The
lower story is fitted for sabling, &c. The rest Of
the building is divided into threshng-aoors and
convenient apartments for securing the productions
of the farm.
The farm will be sold together or in two parts
one part containing l65 acres, with house, barn,
&c. the other I'LL acres, with a new commodious
two-story frame Westinghouse, with cellar, &c.
The terms will be one-fourth of the purchase
money in hand. For the deferred payments credit
of one two, and three years will be given the pur
chaser giving his notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest. The whole TO be secured by
deed of trust on the property
The purchaser may have, at a fair valuation, the
growing crops consisting of wheat oats, corn hay,
DC. Also, the stock of horses, cows, sheep, hogs,
&c, and the farming implements.
JOHN BOYLE.
Nav 24-3tnwtds
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May 24-3tawtds

VALUABLE LAND NEAR THE CITY FOR
SALE.-The subscriber will offer for sale at
public auction, on Tuesday, the 10th June, at
O'clock p. m, on the premises, all that very desra
BILE farm on which he lives, about four miles from
the Centre Market-house, on the Washington and
Rockville turnpike. The farm contains about 800
acres. Ii will be sold entire or in lots to suit pur-
chasers. There are from 60 to so acres i'm cultiva-
ton, with thrifty orchard of choice apples and
peaches beginning to bear. The rest very heavily
timbered with chestnut, oak and pine. 1t is well
watered. The land lies WELL and is loamy and pro-
ductive, and some very fine timothy meadows can
be made. There are dwelling house, meat house,
corn house, fine brick milk house. with springs OF
fine pure water, and stables for six horses. The
situation is high and handsome, and SO healthy that
it is desirable place for invads and those whose
health and lives are precious. 1t is contiguous to
the beautiful places of DR.. Causn L. Carbery ESQ.,,
and others, on the turnpike road, and Messrs Ray
and Shepard on the Rock Creek Church road, and
in neighborhood that is improving more rapidly
than any other in the District of Columbia. There
are church and brick school-house within a short
distance of the place. The title is indispulable.
The terms of sale will be one-fourth cash, and the
balance in one, two and three years, with interest
from day of sale by notes satisfactorily endorsed
and secured by decd Of trust on the property.
At private sale, first rate pair of mules, well
broke, and warranted to work anywhere.
HENRY GUILD.
A. GREEN,
May 20-eod Auctioncer
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NEW GOODS-Tbe subscriber has this day
IN received large assortment of fancy and staple
dry goods, to which he would invite the attention
of purchasers generally. He names, in part, only
For Dresses.
Rich bereges, new style
Rich balzarines, do
Rich do lawns
Rich lace muslins
Low-priced bereges and balzarines
Lawns and lace muslins
Plaid Swiss muslins, cambria muslins, jaconet
musns, embossed plaid Swiss musns, cambria
In Sha,cks and ScartS.
, Rich embroidered Canton Grape shawls
Low-priced do do do
Embossed do do
Berege shaws, in blue, green, purple, pink, and
all other colors
Rich silk shawls
Twisted silk scarfs
Berege do
Together with y '...
Irish linen, table napkins
Birdeye and Russia diapers
Alpacas, bombazines, drlings, gambroons, and
hosiery
Summer cloths, carleton muslins
1914, Ia, and 1874 Russia sheeting
Boys wear, of every description
Also, in black goods
Black bereges, best quality
Black Balzarines
Black lace lawns, new style and entirely new
Black bombazncs, black alpacas
Black mourning silks
Black thibet shawls
Black silk shawls
Black berege shawls, in great variety
Black berege scarfs
Together with every description of black hosiery,
and other goods adapted to mourning purposes,
.HLS0-
3 cartons new style parasoets and sunshades
| do French parasols, very beautiful and in
great demand
25 pieces best quality Canton mattings, in white
and fancy colors, unusually cheap.
X. ESTEP.
MAY 2I-3teof
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6ssA HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-Sit
-eakn- uated on Gay street, Georgetown. The
house contains two parlors, four chambers, besides
other rooms, with good cellars. There are a smoke
and milk house, with pump of good water, sta
bling, and large garden.
Also for sale, farm Of about us acres, near
Ienallytown, on the Brookville road. Apply to
the subscriber, in Georgetown
JAMES McvEAN.
April 5-df
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G. GREGORY & CO., MANAGERS
$4,000 DOLLARS.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
CLASS No. 90, FOR 1845.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
June It'll, 1S45.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$35, 0O0-IO, 00O-s ,OOO-5, OOO-4, OOO-3,l2O
30 prizes of III 5000 prizes of 5000 prizes
of $500, &c. &c. &c.
10 number lottery-13 drawn ballots.
Tickets $10-halves $5-quarters 90 So
Certificates of packages of &c whole tickets $3.50
Do do 26 half do 65
Do do 26 quarter do 80 80
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CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.

CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.
ON Thursday afternoon, 9Th instant at ~ o'clock,
" will sell in front Of my store very large and
handsome assortment Of carriages, viz:
Square carriages for four persons
Rockaways, with falling and standing top
Bugges with leather falling top
Very light square carriages
Also very superior close carriages for six persons.
secondhand coach and cab
VIM. MARSHALL,
Auctioneer
June 2-dts
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Il BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR
IA RENT.-Thc property formerly occupied by
the late Joseph Nourse one mile above Georgetown,
on the Frederick road, and Immediately adjoining
the country residence of Mr.. Caustin. The house
has just undergone thorough repair. The situa-
ton is one of the most beautiful and healthy in the
District.
CHARLES J. N0URSE,
Exchange Office, Pennsylvania avenue.
May 2S-eod6ts
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
Washington, June 9, l845.
NOTICE is hereby given that general meeting
IN of the stockholders Of this bank will be held
at the banking -house in this city, on Monday, the
7th day of July next ensuing, at 10 o'clock, a. M,
in conformity to the provisions of the deed Of as:
Segment
By order of the board of trustees:
RID SMITH, Cashier.
June 2-3taw
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NJOTlCE.-The undersigned having assumed
lN other and important duties, his further prose-
cution of claims against the general government is
necessarily precluded.
The unfinished business now in his hands will be
passed to such agents in this city the parties
in interest may designate
HENRY III. SYLVESTER.
Washington city, May 10, ls45.
May 20-dlm
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'INHE Misses HAwLEY, daughters of the late rec
l. tor ofSt. Johns Church, of this city, will open
school for young ladies Monday the 5th inst
They earnestly solicit the patronage of the congre-
cation of said church, and of their friends and the
public generally.
The branches Of English education, entirely UNI
der their direction, will be such as are taught
in the best schools or semnares in the United
States.
French, music, drawing, &c, by the most APP
proved professors.
If desired, they will take pupils as boardcrs. For
further particulars, their patrons, &c. will please to
call them at their residence, on the south side of
street, between 18th and 18th. May
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10000 DOLLARS.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, .
Class "a, for lS45,
To be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
June 18th, lS45
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
$30,000-l0, 000--6, 000--5, 900, 000-3,9N
5 prizes of $4,000 rs prizes Of S4O0
+" 1,500 900 200
25 +" 1000 &c. &c. &C.
rs numbers-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets only Sl0-halves $5-quarters 20 80
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets $3.50
Do do 25 half do 65 :,
Do do 25 quarter do 81 "