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.RoFESSOR JoHNsoN's COAL DoCu-
Jan. Ia. F. TAYLOR
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NEEDLESS,

OF the celebrated manufacture Of J. HEMMlNG
" g. SON, imported by Richard Richards, dealer
in combs stay bindings, sewing silks, pearl buttons
steel pens, spool cotton, fancy goods, &c., 49, Maid
en- Lane, New York.
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March l0-lm
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lWM. FISCHER has jus, received a few copies
w of Browns Splendid Portrait Gallery, ofihe
Glowing distinguished American citizens, with BIZ
graphical sketches and fac SMILES Of original let
s.
Members of Congress and Others are invited TO
! all at Staoners' Hall and examine the above valr-
( bic work
l Judge Marshall John q. Adams,
R. Claiming Moore, Andrew jackson,
John Forsyth, VIM. Il. Harrison,
John G. Calhoun, De Wit Clinton.
Rich. NJ. johnson, Joel r.. Po,n-e,t
Zen Alex Maoomb, Martin Van Buren,
Saml l.. Southland, Henry CLAW.
henry n. WISE Ihos. II. Benton,
John Tyler, Levi Woodbury..
Thomas Cooper Daniel Webster,
VIM White, Siss Wright,
"A N ?. Tallnadge, Felix Grundy.
n DiIon II. Lewis, John Randolph
n Feb %
M hE RED BOOK" for iSi5-The Royrl Caleu-
oar and Court and City Register, for England,
n scotland, Ireland, and the lones filing the sa me
scs with reference 10 ,Ls British Government that
~ Blue Book does for the Government Of The United
lby = TAYpOp
March T-u
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Tickets only S20-Halves SlO-Quarters S.
Eighths 50 so.
Certificates of packages of tickets in this Magnificent
Lottery can be obtained as follows:
certificate of packages of &c whole tickets, $3.50
Do do 26 half do 1870
Do do 26 quarter do 65
Do do 26 eighths do $32 SO
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account of
each draioing sent Immediately after it is over to all
who order from u.s. Address
J. G.. GREGORY & co. MANAGERS,
Washington City, d. G.
March l2-2aw4wdGcif
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CORREsPO NDENCE BErWEEN suHIL.

CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN SCHiL-
" LER AND GOETHE from 1874 TO 1905 trans
lated BY George F. Cuver, 1 vol tsi5.
Eothen or Traces Of Travels, brought home from
the East, | volume, ls45.
Human Magnetism, its claims to a dispassionate
inquiry being an attempt to show the utility of It's
application ior the relief Of human suffering by w.
Newman, M. r. s. L., I VOL, l5i5 The first and
second volumes Of Wiley and Pu,nam's Library of
choice Reading. Volume second "The Amber
WITCH" lie LIvse DIES Petts Enfants on Recueil de
Recils mis- la portee du premier age.
inst published, and this day received for sale by
march Is r. TAYLOR
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Orders for Tickets aud Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive the
most prompt attention, and an official account of
each drawing sent Immediately after it over to all
who order fiom us. Address
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Washington City, DC
April 2-2aw3wd&cpif
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SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY,
APRIL 5, lS45.
$50, 900 $40, 900 /!
Sl4,O6S!

2 Prizes OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
Fifty Prizes of One Thousand Dollars!
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
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To be drawn at Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday
April s, lS45.

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appointed for that purpose.
J. G.. GREGORY e. CO, MANAGERS.
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LOWEST PRIZE Sl2
Tickets only sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 81 SO
Certificates Of packages of 25 Whole Tickets 500 90
DO do % Half do 60 90
Do do 25 Quarter do 80 90
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bPHINU FAoHiUN-ELEUANT IA II
TINE subscr Der, owing to the great dema nd for the
Il beautiful hat introduced by him ia this city
the lst instant has been daily adding To his stock
and now announces full and complete assortment of
the different fabrics furoished ia that syle of
chsracterstc of his and so satisfactory
10 his numerous customers. Nutra, Beaver, Mole
skin, CASHMERE Russia and Silk hats, &c at prices
that fail to suit any who would wish TO pur-
chase good article.
Caps OF all materials in the greatest variety and at
reduced prices
w. b. TODD,
Sign of the golden hat, West OF Browns Hotel.
March eft
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Tuition in Washington every Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at Carus,'s in George
town every Tuesday and Friday, at Union hotel
Ladies and gentlemen wishing to subscribe, direct
ors Of academies, and others, viii please apply at
Galabruns Hotel, from 10 O'Clock, a m, to O'clock
p m aud in Georgetown, at Union hotel.
march 2l-tf
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DN SEVERAL nAILNOAl
I8d1 AMI IQAf

To June 9th.
OF these roads only seven pay dividends, vz:-the
Western, Hartford and New Haven Norwich and Wor-
cester Boston and Worcester Eastern South Carolina,
and Central Geo. The Long Island will probably pay
dividend soon but very doubtful when the Harlem
Housatonic, Stonington, Erie, and Reading do.
subscriptions to new railroad stock, amounting to four
millions Of dollars, have been made in this city during
the past month"; and amount somewhat larger has
taken in Boston Railroad lines in of compile
tion contemplation that will within the next FIVE years
absorb than twenty millions of dollars very little
of which will be derived from foreign capitalists The
railroad mania throughout Europe has been produced
principally by the expansion Of the banks and fac
ties extended by these institutions to those who wished
to embark in these specuations The immense amount
ofide capital in the hands of the public and private banks
OF Great Britain compelled them seek some method of
giving it employment The capital employed in CON-
mercal pursuits was found TO be sufficient carry on
Legitimate line of business and there appearing pros
pect of any speculative movement coming up in any Of
the staple articles Of trade the only way give activity
to their accumuating means to encourage specula
ton in railroad shares which has been successfully
carried out far The movement is about being
carried out in tins country. The demands upon our
banks from the commercial classes have for some time
past been verymited and business our principal cities
being conducted upon the cash ystem than ever
before the banks do not occupy that important position
they did some time since They are, therefore, compe
ed to look about for other methods of employ their
capitals, and WILL without doubt encourage the specu
latons going in and old railroad stocks There
is steady increase in the banking capital Of the States
without corresponding demand for bank facilities from
those transacting the legitimate business operations of
the country The incre ase, therefore, in the capital
Banking institutions and the increase in the number Of
banks endangcrs the general prosperity all classes
IT increases the probability OF speculative movements OF
every description being promoted and encouraged in
every way The banks will be compelled to to
the most desperate operations and force favors upo
all classes to exc out the most trning dividends.
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MONEY MARKET.

NCVs
There was very little alteration in quotations for
stocks to-day. Norwich and Worcester Farmers Loan
Illinois, vicksburg, Erie Railroad Long Island Ohio es
and Pennsy yvana b's, closed firm at Saturdays prices
Reading Railroad improved per cent; Morris Canal 4;
Canton, !. The transactions not very extensive
Foreign Exchange Is not IN very active demand. We
quote bills London 10 per cent premiums on Paris,
sfsa5f2si Amsterdam, sol soi Hamburg, ssl a
sst; Bremen, Tot s7si Wednesday is packet day for
the Boston steamer
The srsalax " NE osanssteS, Mvst RAAvsaa lrsm
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TEETH! TEETH!!

NEETH-Whe would be without Teeth when they hive
them inserted without the sghest possible pain and
ranted to SUIT all the purposes Of by calling
JONES Dentist his Office, Of Canal street md
Broadway entrance in Canal street The following list of
prices -
complete double set of best mineral teeth on
fine gold plates, $50 90
A set Of best mineral teeth, fine gold plate, for
pressure, 30 90
Single TOOTH on gold plate from s20to 90
Pivot tooth, from 73t | so
Plugging teeth with gold, from 73to so
Extr citing teeth, 2to 80
All other operations in the proportion
Remember Of Canal and Broadway entrance
Canal st. ola lt.m
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Navigation OF the Ohio River
Fine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grafis.

learn that rye aud b~auul collection Of modern Euro
Paintings, thrown open the public this morning.
in the Gran tie Building, entrance chambers street. IN
which mcor Grated valuable private collection by old
sters which the vau able picture by De La
Hyre recently sold n the Bonspare collection Borden
ever Offered in this Sale takes place few days In
the meantime, citizens will doubt the gallery with
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

SPANISH LANGUAGE
II OLIVER, successor 10 JULIO s0LER giyes lsssens,
ID both private Aud In esssss the sboys language Those
wsAins ,s learn shs sans, will please apply No, Murray
street, suIwsM
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-
A CA RID

TN great city like New York steady and industrious
young man, who knows how work and is willing work
ought be out Of employment have been for eight
salesman am thoroughly acquainted with aud
competent to take charge of of boob well
known New York give satisfactory references and
will work cheap Therefore, hope some one who wants
P.S-Would object TO 20 South having the Ele.
phant OLD 2t.rh
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Ethiopian s.ren.ders and Boston Euter-

Palmos Open House The uulooked for change the
couotr sncss and performances OF the Ethiopian
LIST night wa. as gratifying to crowded audience il
honorable to their splendid unrivaed
Their skill IN the more romantic strains Of the
OPERA less fascinating than their busqae and happy
hrass OF the original Ia both they acquitted
men # geuus and spirit tuch encourage all
gave them this evening humber parting for Wednes-
a'd Thursday must sigo them 70 the Of our
kyn friends, a tyothic Hall n that citv
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;YstE FARM FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.-On
3Tk Monday the col OF October next at o'clock T. on
A>the the premises situated New Jersey about miles
from Railway aud from Wesfed the Somt rve Rail.
Said Farm consists Of about fyfour Of good land
good fence Is of wood land healthy SITUATION
watered; good dwelling house and other buildings all
good repair excellent orchard Of grated fruit and other
fruit the premises excellent garden in fine cond
on respect desirable residence aud only
hours "trip from Those wishing had
premises to the subscriber to EKAZEE COLES Scotch
Plains, the premises. CATHARlNE A. DENNIE.
Scotch Plans, Sept 30h, 1875 ola STR
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BROOKLYN STAR CRICKET CLUB.
NJ rICt is her by that special letting OF the
brrs ofth above Club will be held the house Of Mr.
Russell S,ortsman's Hail. Adam street, Brooklyn,
Tuesday next at oc ck, precisely. The punctua
atteud ce o every member is aticulaTly requested.
Oct. IL, lS45. JAS WILDER President.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ID, 1e45.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ID, l64S.
Evervthinx is swallowed up in the political excite
osnt which 8 now at its height in this community The
Navsts of Southwark avowed their determination to
preyen the democ rats from holding meeting in the 9th
ward of that district their strong hold and on Saturday
night in attempting to put their resolves into practice
they met with signal rebuff. The native papers this
morning are tseming with misrepresentation Of the
transaction and throw the blame upon the democrats
In fact the faction driven to desperation They nave
excited angry feelings in the hearts Of their Parirsns
and their opponents which are in danger OF breaking
out in some terrible act Of violence Iney
the disturbing game with the whgs ana
but when they tried with the the resistance
thew met with was so energetic and tner
raga Inowe M bounds Tonight the democrats hold
meeting in Southwark The natives noa one Wn,h I'M ss
of n and have made threats Of driving tnc nst
ssng from the district If such an attempt should os
eS Bon NAV expect to hear Of an awful connct-snd
ndsa sha be agreeaby disappointed IL the over.
bearing violent and lawle spir. o. au - smpt ,
ramps upon the rights Of all the rsst na, 2, Se saTpS
IN. ~ ' re 10 try the game of riot derner resort
sres Tss Philadelphia Museum, founded BY Rembrandt
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AUCTION NOTICES.

IlARDwARE, GUN, & PISToLs-Jscob s. Platr will
sell This Day 10 "clock at the suction No. q
street $40 casks aud lots Of Hsrt consisting of
Ts eChi Fryns psrs Office Mills. Horse Cards Vices.
Also Il eaE Sad iroas withoat close consign.
mens OF = ma nufaciuer.
Al o ID s'g e. unier Scales.
Also &c sss Whre Wash Brushes 49,, -
Alo Tale Tea ) ,oons, Braces and Bits, spike Gin.
Also 100 si,g : ana d uble barrel Guns
Also 100 brass barrel Pistols Percussion Capa Powder
Fln's, Ac.
Also, &c ,sss & s Hand aud Pannel Saws.
Also Blue 'ch Saws. -
Also winch he sale will commence 20 lots Of damaged
Also extensv- of Table and Pocket Cutie
haz' rs. Bow kpiyes &c
Also, az nyocr of Cocker Sons Sail Needles, Saddle do
harness do AMI 3 silver eyed Sharps
Catalogues are now ready ot lt'rh
AUCTION NOTICE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS.
sGNlFl' E>T collection of Parlor Pictures will be
SOLD on the 81 end 2r tho Granite Building
entrance IA Chambers street Ths pictures modern
tuopeann which sncorporated valuable collection OF old
Bonap.rtes collection, all $50 pictures Admission free
Open day a. yening ont the sale. Oh AR
A. &. FUTILE, Auctoueer.
s. Platt will sell This Day II o'clock
at No % III IT 40 casks wrong h handle
Sidons and Tnors Irons for and by order Of the
manniactursr ola t-rh
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Tuesday morning, at IL clock, at
IA 293 Broadway few Dutch Buhous Roots just
ceiyed from the house Of Van Waveen Sons Florists a
Hlegon, Harlem, in Holland consisting or every ety
OF Flower Roots and the class sold the last
son which roots splendid than others se to
this counrrv o,3 erin
The New York herald., 1845-10-14

PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
MR. TEMPLEToN,
OF the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden
~ will have the honor Of making his
FIRST APPEARANCEIN AMERICA,
Ia of his popular
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
Entitled
THE ROSE,
THISTLE AND SHAMROCK.
On WEDNESDAY. October 18th, lS45 49,
Piano Forte. .......... Mr.. Austin Phillips,
Among the Songs with the entertainment will be
Wv Song-"sALLY IN OUR Alley
Song TELL HER LOVE HER"
Hunting Song" OLD fowler"
II LOVE HER, HOW LOVE HER"
As originally sung by Mr. Tempeton in the grand Opera Of
"(iustayus.n
Song" MEETING OF THE WATERS
Song" VIZ MAY ROAM THRO' THIS WORLD"
Song-"THE MIN. .TREL Boy
Song" JOHN ANDERSON, MY JO"
Song-"A MANS A MAN FOR A THAT"
Song" THERE LIVES A YOUNG LASSlE."
Song" THE LAIRD o. COCKPEN"
Doors open To commence at O'Clock anderpma!e
Stores, and al the doors
Tick cts Fifty Gents.
Books OF the words price 2 each to be had at the
doors. 49, -.
On Friday evening Mr. Templeon will present his Grand
Festival Entertainment given by HIM at Ayr on August
9Th OF the Great National Ioet
Rums ola 3tm
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&c, 4
doz French rosewood and Hair Brushe. at
cents to 80 doz. Pen and Pock
ct Knives j. dozens spd on cards fine gszors do 8 g
quality for sale half their French
aud other highly perfumed Fancy Soaps from l2 pei
Guard Chains also lot Of ivory and other Table KNIVES
Cayer without Forks for sale cheap fine Carvsrs and Forks
States dsmsged on board the ship Southport alsoa lot
than elsewhere in the City, No 2 Pearl street, stairs
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rho Prescribed Book.--Tent

THE QUAKER CITY or MO NKs OF MONK HALL /;
Is just issued IN volume compile numbers
plee trce 8 single numbers az certs For sale by all
Cheap Publication Agents this city, and throughout the
United Suites.
No American novel has with such
The Quaker City" Of which so 900 numbers have al
The Tragedies from which the foundation Of hi. work is
dawn thrilling and horrible yet the forcibe pen Of
Western Literary Reriem.
This bold book. II i, the first American work which,
written with he intention Of lutra life
age republican c-s, has with de ided approval
the pub, The work will live in the literature
as ne nt American Novel descbrg life and and
phio Home Journal - ~ n
The New York herald., 1845-10-14

BALI.
THE SOCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION ofNew York
= intend giving their first Ball this season. on MONDAY
EVENING, Oct 2o in Franklin Hail. IT'S Chatham Square
conducted in the which gave much satisfaction
Dancing to commence eight o' lock
tickets 30 cents ladies' Is cents including
reshmens Tickets to be the members Associa
ton of Mr. Morrison of and Chatham streets
and atthe Hall, on Friday evening. ola 2tT&Sat+rc
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OCULLNT

OCULIST.
nR POWELL, M. D., OCULIST AND OPERATIVE
- SURGEON continues to attend TO Diseases of the Eye
aud To all perfecons of vision o'clock his
sidence. 26l Broadway, cor Warren st.
inveterae Of Strabismus squinng cured few
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be distn-
guished from the natural
Offices and residence 26I Broadway ~ Warren
Gratuous advice {, the Poor. ola lt+r
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PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.


ole BULL has the honor Of announcing his LAST CON
" CERT but one, prior his departure for Europe
Thursday Evening, October 10th,
On this occasion his composition, entitled
"Ihe Memory of Washington"
will be performed for the first time. He will be assisted
by Miss NorthaiI and Mr. Du6eld Vocalsfs full and
effective Orchestra under the direction of Mr. u G.. Hill.
PROGRAMME.
Part lst.
Variazione de Bravura upon the air "L'amo Pamo
me piu cara" from Bellini, composed and per-
Campanella Rondo, composed by Paganini aud per-
formed by ........ ...... ........ Ole Bull
Part 3D.
Cantabe Dooroso and Rondo Giocoso,
posed and performed by. .;.......:..; Ole Bull
THE Memory Of Washington composed and per
formed by. ............ Oie Dull
DESCRIPTIONS
Beginning with implorng answered by OF
cou ouragement-nceasng murrurshe rush TO batteabove
which is he rd God Save the King" aud Yankee Uoode
Grand Ma ch to the Memory of Washington Finae-A in
bane express the Triumph of Freedom ending with Hal
Columbia" -
Tickets 81 EACH be had the principal Music Stores, As
tor House, at the door
Doors opea at 7-Concert commence ats. ola rc
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DIR. HOLLICK'S LECTURES.
EQ u q Il AZ " l. T. M Il AZ O Az ".

DK HOLI4ICh'S DECI UnLS
FOR GENTL MEN MI Y.
ONhe Origin of kksiRopTGf4S ki pGSfp4GSS and f'y'''s'
in Plants and Animals, the Causes and Cure OF
" LICENTI0USNESS, &c,
illustrated by e Models Of the Male and Female
systems and Infant beings every stage NC on Tuesday
"Wednesday and Thursday, October H. Is and I6 at Franklin
Hall, Chatham Square. -
tue 80 cents Tickets for the ST. Each Lecture
plete by ITSELF
For Ladies snly, at 2 r. NJ, same days. oil 4uc
The New York herald., 1845-10-14

talk engossed about he extraordinary value and useful
ness ot rhslons great Hair lnvgorator People OF ages
nsii yHs nin ana weak Az the head !.
by us few bottles Of fhalon's famous compound There
are thousands who ought IL they wish their
har Sold by e. Phson 2H Broadway opposite st. Pauis
The New York herald., 1845-10-14

GOTHIC HALL,
ADAMS STREET, BROOKLYN
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, Oct 18th and 10TH
admission 25 Cents.
THE ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
Ne,srs. GERMON STANWOODa HARRINGTON,
~ PELHAM aud WHITE,
Respectfully announce the Ladies aud oil BROOK
IyNImiTABfLE X MI iaBfL VEENTERTAI NMENTs
On the above Evenings consisting Of SONGS, GLEES,
CHORUSES &c &c. Nu ic from the most popular Operas
accompanied with the Accordion Banjo Tambo and Casnes
- y FRONT SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIES
Doors open at t7h-Conce ert at o'clock
An efficient Police attendance strict order
TlTIAN'S VENUS.
THIS much admired Painting after successful visit
Boston, has this city for exhibition
No 7, Lafarge Building, 263 Broadway.
Open from 8 A NJ till 10 p NJ
Admission IS centsSeason Tickets cents olo lwsmc
NOW EXHIBITING, (for short only the Rooms
IN of National Academy Of Design Of Broadway
and Leonard street. De Kuypcs celebrated statue lin marbe
LA sORTIE pU. .BAIN,n looming from the Bath)
This exquisite and refined work which has been pronounceo
by all who have be the chef 60urre OF modern aI
and which has attracted crowds Of sdnrer, n Europe mas
confidently opened for the inspection OF the lovers oil TINS SUD-
Open from A. NJ until 10 r. M. Admuance 23 cents
TJckets 50 s5u TIC
The New York herald., 1845-10-14

DACKET SHIP OswEG0, from Nsw Orleans, 10 dis
chargng At Rector street wharf N II. Consigusa will
please ssad the receipt Of their goods Immediately ollc