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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-18


following letter of Mr.. Van buren, in the New York
morning News. The views which Mr.. VAN b.
Rem takes Of the duty OF all, in the present position
Of the Texas question:, are eminenty right and pa
trioic and cannot but find response in every truly
American heart:
LLEDENwAID, Sept 2, 1915.
DEAR SIR: have had the hnnor 10 receive your
friendly letter. conveying TO me, by lis direction, the
proceedings of spontaneous meeting of the Demo-
crazy of the 10th and 18th Wards oflbe city Of New
York.
The just discrimination and patriotic ardor by
which those proceedings distinguished, do honor
to the meeting, and in harmony with the invdi-
liable principles and past lives Of those who compo-
sed it. have read Item with great satisfaction,
and do NOT, in the least, doubt that they speak also
the sentiments of the Democracy OF the whole city.
Without more particular notice Of the contents
Of The resolutions. in respect TO all Of which my
timents well understood, / will content myself
with single remark upon one only Of the points they
embrace. II is well known that the preliminary
steps taken by the late Administration for the
nexaiion of Texas, did not, under The then existing
circumstances, meet with the appreciation Of portions
Of the Democratic party. Yet are, in my Judge
ment, quite right in assuming that that measure has
been go FAR contaminated under tho sanction OF the
constituted authorities Of both Governments, as to
render all further agitation Of the question, obs
Giles amlcable completion by the citizens Of Ell
Their country, unwise and highly inexpedient. To
remain from such a course is not only IN honorable
consistency with the justice aud sincerity OF the dis
sening opinions which have alluded, hut, under
the circumstances, The performance Of solemn duty
on the part of those who held them II can scarce.
ly he necessary enlarge upon the extent to which
the imperative nature Of that duty would be increas-
ed, should our country be involved in war with
Mexico in consequence Of the adoption Of authorized
measures to cary into full and far effect the
pact Of Annexation. That such consequence may
follow is. Tor many reasons, 10 be most eurnesly
desired. But If the result be otherwise, 1 cannot
permit myself to doubt that the Administration will,
ought, be supported in the prosecution of such
by the hearts and hands of the whole people.
am, dear sir, very respectfully and truly yours,
M. VAN EUREN.
Mr. JouN H. EEIIo0G
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Extra Coaches will always be kept in readiness
10 accommodate the travel.
Fare through from Montgomery to Charleston,
omnibus included, $26 so.
Through tickets can he had on application to
J.B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
Montgomery, April IA, 1S45.
The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are re-
ferred for further particulars, and through tickets,
giving preference Of seats, Mr.. John Ticknor,
Agent, No. st. Francis street, or to Lewis J.
Arguelles, Agent. Mansion House, Mobile.
a-jTlt w, be seen that the cards Of the Express
Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, which claim for
them the greatest speed, dated prior TO the 18th
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-18

AUGUsT 22ND, 1915.
Col NATHANIEL TERRY-Dear Sir:-The un-
dersigned were appointed committee by meeting
of your fellow citizens, lately held AT Shoallord,
tender TO you in their name a public dinner.
The character Of That meeting and the inducement
to this step their part, set forth in their
ceedings, a copy of which is herewith enclosed.
We have only to add that your acceptance will
highly crafty your friends and neighbors, who ar
IDENTIFY desire, under existing circumstances, TO tes
tify Yourself and the world the high estimation in
which you are held, both politician and private
gentleman, by those who have known you longest
and best.
You will please signify at what time it will suit
your convenience 10 attend.
We remain your obi sery'ts.
VIM. LESLIE.
THOS. TRAVIS,
A. s. HARRIS,
JNO. Y. FLETCHER,
JAMES HARRISON,
II. B. CARTWRIGHT.
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"ANTED-A good Cook, Washer and Ironer.
w An active Boy from 10 TO Ia years old, and a
man accustomed to the care Of horses and carriage
"a place IA few miles from the city, with steady en-
ploy for servants that be recommended. Apply
septl6 202K~ to d. TILLOTSON, Dauphn 81
The Pascag0ula Acade mical Institute
TENHE Subscriber having resigned the presidency
Il of Mississippi College, and having experienced
tho benefits Of sea alr and sea bathing Pascagoua
Bay, in restoring his health, will on the first Monday
in October next open at this place Seminary for
the education of youth.
The course Of Siudies.-That pursued IN our appro.
we'd colleges, together with the branches of the prima-
ny school and a mercantile and nautical education.
The terms for session o. fire months-$l2.50, $15.
90 or 800 90, according to the advancement Of the
pupil.
Pupils charged from time of entering school the
end Of The session. Tuition payable in advance
French. charge-at the price of the teacher.
Pupils wishing to learn TO speak French can be
boarded in respectable French families, where the
language is correctly and almost exclusively spoken.
at the rates given below:
Boarding, from $500 To $40. 90 per month, wash
ing, ETC., included.
WIN. TAYLOR, NJ. J. McRAE.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
East Pascagoula, Sept. 8, lS45 sepl16 202E
05- Advertiser will please copy twice. ..
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FXCHNGE on I.avana at sight, for sale by
IL septlS CHE BARON, So Commerce st
ENXCHANGE ON NEW YORK.-Bills at sixty
II days sight. Apply to
septlSe II. BARNEY, 26 ST Francis-si.
M ERCHANTS' INSURANCE co. STOCK
lvE 10 shares, for sale by
sen,IS GREGORY &. SILSBY.
IA FOR RENTING large and cominodious
"a Cotton Warehouse at the corner Of Fsasa and
Water streets, capable of storing 5000 bales of cot
ton For terms apply to -
sep,I8 JAMES SANFORD.
"A FOR RENTING store on Commerce-si.,
Jt4N next door to the corner ofSt Francis street.
The store corner Government and Royal streets,
formerly occupied by Dr. r. Maynard.
The office Royal street, next 10 the entrance oil
Mrs. jones' Boarding House. Apply 10
E. L. ANDREWS & CO., corner
septISUw Commerce, Front and ST Louis-sts
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dr ron MAYijRsGEOR0E z. Holt Is announced
municipal election aud is recommended 70
the SURFACES of his fellow citizens indlyauai uni
neny qualified for the Office and SUCH entllen 70 men
confidence and snpport sepl3 2Oltlef
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
JH. Beardslee 10y virtue of two or
VS., Dders of sale, issued
Steam Schooner Eagle, from the District Court OF
Same. the United States for The
vs. Southern District of Ala
Steam Schooner Lion. bama, and to me directed.
will sell for cash in front Of the United States
Court Room, on Monday. The 22d inst, between the
hours Of IL O'Clock Nj. and O'Clock p, NJ. Of SAID
day, the Steam Schooners EAGLE and LION. their
tackle, apparel and furniture, they now lie, near
Magee's Ferry.
WIN. ARMISTEAD, u. s. NJ,
o,,JQ 002,J, Lv r. CIlXIER
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DRESERVES-Guaya and Jellies in 1 and
l. Id boxes, by the Dbl box, IL Jars assorted for
sale very low 10 close consignment by
sept18 q. LIE BARON, SO Commerce ST
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Nm CASKS Cincinnati Sides
HI 10 casks do Shoulders
80 tierces sugar cured Hams, 200 bags Oats
100 ibis Potatoes, 20 bbls Molasses
In store end landing ex schooner Emma. For sale by
septlS MARSHALL, ROWE & CO.
A FRESH SUPPLY orDrugs, Medicines, PERU
"A merry, Oils, Paints, Glass, etc , receiving per
brig Alabama from New York and for sale bv
HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,
septl8 As and Al Water streets
HNURP ENTINE-Pure Spirits Of Turpenline, in
Il store and landing from brig Morea, and for sale
by R. l.. WATKINS & CO. Druggists,
sep1S corner Water and st Francis SITS
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

W1NDOW SHADE DEPOT,
No. Z SPRUCE.STREET, NEW-YORK,
Y1N1E only mandatory ofany extent in the United
i States. The Subscribers offer for sale the most
splendid assortment of SHADES which could he
collected together, consisting Of the following yles
10000 pairs ofbeautful Gothic, painted by artists.
These all views Of celebrated places in Europe.
1900 pairs Of assorted Gothic, Corinthan and
Landscapes, such generally sold about The city,
IS pairs Of most beautiful Corinthian, painted
ia Florence.
100 pairs Of some of the most celebrated places
in this country. -s.
5000 pairs of cheap shades from 621 to 81 so.
We pledge ourselves to sell 100 per cent cheaper
than any other house in New-York Persons wish
ing 10 see the process of getting up the useful
articles, are shown through the painting with
great pleasure.
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTER DECORATIONS
not to he surpassed. TRIMMINGS of all kinds at
manufacturers prices.
R51Persons buying to sell again dealt with on the
most liberal terms.
augl2Kmo BARTOL & DE MAUNY
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ETA. TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING DIsTRIcT.-
The continuation of and otherwise unyorabe wealth
have a rather injurious effect upon Cloth
markets, which otherwise show symptoms of improve
there is therefore, but limited amount of business
doing. In the market for Yarns, although not quite so
animated for weeks past prices remain well sup
ported
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-18

AIL-Pure Linseed, just received per brig Mo.
Urea and for sale, wholesale and retail, by
t.. r. l.. WATKINS & CO. Druggists,
seplS corner Water and st Francis SITS
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WIN. ARM1STEAD, U. 5. M,
eptl8 203tds by g. CUYLER, ID. M.

DIGEONS PIGEONS "A large and fine va
rety Of Pigeons, consisting of about 80 pair
They re an old stock, BEAUTIFULLY paregated in color,
and many Of them OF the fancy freed, which have
been imported in Mobile at IA considerable expense.
gentleman DESTROYS of establishing douc cote, will
never nave better opportunity Of cultiyating this
chief of the leahcred iavores Of mankind. For sale
by NORTH & CO, 35 Government-st.,
Or at Apothecaries' Hall, opposite the Mansion
House. sepi18
DRUSHES-Just received per brig Morea a
Ab large and choice assortment of Paint. Varnish
and WhItewash Brushes, extra Blind Brushes, Sash
Tools, Artists Tools, Fiche's Pencils, ETC., at
septi3 TODD'S PANT Store, AZ Dauphin st
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PHILIP N. TABB q SON,
r"r Dr. swaynsr
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,

TUNHE great remedy Coda Couss spsns of
BLOOD Roaehais ptnsaU Of BreAhins AsAns r.n IN ,he
I.vst and Lang-. Broksa Cossituion. &C.
The os'y gsssiss prspaatoa ffo This
valuable and has its public hvo ~ ~ sspassr
sd curing al dseas-s Of The Lung
many pe,as who have NJ inewses a
of medicine In theey pv.eses and soss uoss
o. the name OF me
s.h.m ofwh Ch-uy.- -Bsb.m Of Wild Cherry an Comfy
Ae al with view. amer -Dr swayne
Compoasa Syrup Of Wild Cheuy- had reputation IN the
"heahns ART Be by osee ehesrss ns
original which daily psrfoninG such
asonshiss Pumonay amer all otAef RENE
die. had ssd asa tr patients hope Thoesano
certificates might be published which would asosh ered"
self but isdeemed unneees below publish few OF the
Of who have been cured BY hi. "wondal
dy":
eaey Of swayse Compound Of wh Csssry
Valentine
hng which bsen placed record amer
other remedy had ed and his physician had given him up
seu'sbs
Iswis Of West Phiadeipha bsedips % the
Iaaes ave Standing Her splitting o. blood
attended with hacking cough pain the sde breast and back
which hnay brought confirmed eonsump an entirely cured
BY Of IT, swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Jaek-oy d. D. formerly ofbe n Presbyterian Church.
New York en- the ecaey Of D swayne Compound Syrup
wonderful hundred in
relieving children Of obstinate complaint coughing
vheerins. CHOKING Of phesm. ssthmatic ATTACKS &c.
James ossourn Warrington. Pa eoa.uption and
sieians and hevins used OF the medicines
This medicine all immediate rel aud safe
pleasant and eneiua rmed aud worthy trial cn the most
skeptie.L
Prepared ony Dr. swsyne, once removed 10 the
Northwest Eighth and Race Philadelphia
20 hmond. where the preps aion Of
ms Main street. and W. n. DoRNIN. ESQ Broad street
September ~. l6tS y
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READY,MADE CLOTHING.

fcORNSR 18TH IND MAIN STRssrx,
II sPENCE Assa, In ssoss s,esi,,S J, M. .,,
lie vah general aoums weekly sAil.s ,Ass,,ol -
pfs chns suitable TO The prssss ef ass ayt,
Of pattern and cut In part coasissns o.
French Bheh Dives Ysoek Coats
do. % Doe skin Csssassrr Panls
Do. Fancy do %
Biek Gin ana Satin vssss
Faneydo Do do
White harprines Do
Business Costs, single uainsd eassiusr,.
Aiso haBdsone variety of 0snts Fancy A,ei<s sush
bhek and pasey sstn and sim scsrfsasd cnv.is
Gloves. hid. sik and thread
shirss CoAan asA Bosoms
su.pesders SoekA &c
NJ BE H. fens eonndrnes In us-,r.. IA. .aa ..,
ana ohers dhposed To favor him hi, pr,s
VIII be found ~ reasonable EQUALITY Of anieI,
~ hos- of fabiishnent I'm threit
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FINE FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w. DICKSON

VIE subscriber having opened Grocery al No ice Maj,
u Street. Just below the Exchange door .bov,
Mt Booth Upholstetsr and hperhanser repeey solicit, The
patronage Of Ne cnzsns Of Richmond vicinity h..
tend keeping constantly hand v,,,
nnes articles his and having ssock for ah
At the owest prices has give ...etou 10
part, Of the following articles
Wines, OF different varis,iss
doz Jugs Of ckedam Gin
Teas, OF best quality
LsguirH, Java and Manila Coffee
Woolsey wooLey pulve nd ey,hrd s,...
Porto Rico and N. q. sugar
sardines, whole and half boxss, Aneh.y,.s
Picked l.obsssrs; Piekys asors~d
London Mushroop Oaisups
Walnui lad Tomato do
Qtyas french. Capen
Neserved Ginger, which sell very low
Maesron; vemiesIi. olive OIL, Starch
Imported Bologna sau.Ares
Baltimore dried Beef Hams; Table sah
Together with great vauss acles punsrou. -
mention For q w pICKaOsa
ju30 III ~.
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ALr are ~ sssss q psspas.s 1870 ssssI
~st Ns.ssess p-s>ss sss.sshsy i've derived .ss ssss
~ ssne 80 ss<th a u tArss say esAss H.
~ sses.sesa - - D. Ls1ys urses
ess.es tses s.y eAsss. sosvhAsA.G spsss sssssA
esasl - rssi Aes.
d. Lstty ~ fsrsAss - -, -
seesesesA - ~ estaeaiss pssisA>l 10 ~ v.ssss
- sseesseAsy b ~ u. Lssa,S esssasarlna saes
49, ~ eesss - " kvss 49, 5000 e -
ss.st - - sss sAs~.sss sIsIs.s al l.slvIssa
s'ss ssyses.A .ssessa e. sypAhaie sGIesss &c.
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VTRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks ,
GORDON l. SKINNER.


No. % Main street.
OFFER for sale
~ 20 Hhds 81 croir, Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
IL Bores Loaf and Is Bis Clarified Sugar
200 Bags Ro Lssuin and Java Coffee
Chests Black do do
Tea . ~ and ID RoIes
zoo Sides good and damaged Sole Leather
loo do Russell Leather
700 Sacks Salt part Ashtons brand
coo Lbs stsoe Thread
200 Kegs Malls
zoo Bags Shot
60 Kegs Du Points Powder
Cbeese-R casks and boxes
10 Reams Cap and LeueI Pspsr
gas do Wrapping Paper
f6s Bags live geese Feathers
Hulrs Candies and Soap
30 Dozen Bed Cords nd Lines
$50 orindsionss, Nova seOua
10 Bags Pepper
10 do Ginger
4 TyeTees and bbls Vinegar
Cotton Yarn Lamp Week, snd Cotton Twin.
Glass sIIO and 1919
PimsRo, Nutmeg Mace. Clover
indigo Alum Nader, COpperas
IS Kegs Horse sboes
rs BoIes Tin Plate
ZION rs Tons svedes English redsEar Country of all ,
American and Russia sheet Iron
band and Hoop Iron and Nah Rods
Mould boards and Hollow
COFFEE fSoO Bfaziers, sbeaththF End Bob
AYES Penfsstisry and Bans
sTEEL Mayors Cast and Sheer
American and Bnsl.h BHstersd
Spring Steel, from J! 70 inches wide
WIRE Bloch Tin sp'rsr Zinc. 400
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Eerrnpinons EhocnLnie.


'OR the Of Chorosis. Nervous Affections Stomach
Leue"rh1 Debility. and Disease Of Children Approved by
The Faculty Of Medicine Of PaIs aad authorized
Government.
Man practitioners have administered ron IL forms and
endeayoufed 10 render grateful possible digestive
Eaps the difficulty longer eris o all
The hapPe' aud hes, is ndputab that Of the
colate
The persons who will derive great the
Ferrusnous Chocolate, are
lsi, Women ~ pand complexion who complain ~ dmeu
breathing especially In ascending staircase Of pspaon Of
heart Of npises the head whose dges badly,
whose appetite destroyed perverted
experience feeling Of e-ynsss eItremes
general arrangement Of the whole system
ID Mca WHO pale and II delicate constitution,
gesiton bdeuh and who exhausted and
will hDd amer using fora short time the Pergnous Chocolate
material Improvement in beir
3D. Weak children, aud c'peiaiy those WIN ~, TSkey
qure strength and their VIZ deyeope
self
h. Butts riSsP-b " young girls budding womanhood
Wasp hsaHn uay be anEusng that the Fergnous Chooots
will be useful brilliant aud vivid eonpeSioH proceeding 10
regularity all the economy a
nouri.bng stats Of health svpSrysnRz will prove only
utility obut Wv Indispensable RseSIiy the Of
sinous Chocolate.
fresh supply Of , valuable preparation hand
sale BY p. JOHNSTON
Uruyg
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CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

TuIuouanS., covnousn sS.,n -, ~. ,,r -,
II Ia,,T,,. .s.s. 49,. ~ -. 90 ~ "oOo
,ov.,.s so p,,."n.ry Cnnnan,,a ass,. s,,.y ~ e,,
l.hm. "a al =. ~ A.. 80. 's " ~
Tn. r,,d.,, ,rsn,,on = r.on.-t 20 a.. s.no.,.
-. ~ - an 49," =, . ~ " W. 'o"'~ihs a'oni'hhs
~ " my " ~ p 'V n 400,
AZ =. ihA"LrhiA' '"eien " isf9.
MR D. THOMSON;
Dear sr-hhhough unso ed iaa CONSIDER duty owe
TO suferits e following statement
has astonishing
sumption, when pa,,sn, 50 near the grave.
ago hAa Noen. Ataet OF bilious lever which eh
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3. ". BE NEDICT,
WATCH-mAgER,

NEAR TRINITY CHURCH.,
HAS removed from the Merchants Exchange
No s. Wall Street, where he opesd entire
stock Of Watches md hopes continue the
for the last fifteen years, for s-Ing fine Watches.
He has mace Mr. Coier who
has been Foreman for him for the last three years
will be given 10 the Repairing Of Pine Watches
y o. Cooper supplying HIM his Chronomeer asd
Dupen WsieLes winch will be sold low him
IN London. Tie has HHehor Ecapement Watch a VERY
handsome pattern fo6 Ladies' together Rosse Tobias and
Beesly's Lever Watches.
9 Great will be given putting up from the souh
9J spoons and Forks warranted Sterling Silver French Mantel
and Office Clocks. Jewrlr. la t--sr
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~ ooV
were ~ assi ever InircAsesi ~ that nass.
W nEWARE 40 seUniOtfs PfLIA ,ss,..,s .. -.
BLOOD rlh -fssns rsA" 'Ssssapssina PIN 49, -
ausastsd 70 se peled 90 10 IL public ~ r,...., ~ %
tsys osr true a.d seaass ssrsspanns Blood Pm. ~
M tsAy Asy ps>s0 - vssss ,Ass -. ~
sessse r uhsehrs ass pssUsvs ss.ssa psss,s :. -
eoes asa hss OF " so>y rsSss.g eses.s,
VISUAL eoerss o. vas o. saf sa ~ b 49,
% va equal asV - ~ usss By yosas a. .a - 4
seduo. - ess thaa Eve hssssi essusea,ss Asv,s -.
tssh sers>ssss saks ssa sssss
J. q. EUBTACE 4 BON
my io-d Z. 49,
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FALL sUPPLX OF FIRE sH
DRY GOODS.

TNHE subscribers have received by the last
u packets from New York arge and we'll selected as-ort
the market for cash city aeeeptanees
Extra super wool blk and fancy Cloths and Cashmere
saP-r Ribbed Bueh,kin a d Tweed. cassuere
Fine. medium AMI low priced satinets all eo.ors
Kentucky Jeans Tennessee Plains, kerseys and Plains
Plaid cloak Lin n,s ard ght Tweed' for boys
Super BLK, ian cord paid and striped Alpaca
Do Bombaz me- Orleans Cloths and Gala ~ ids
White, red green ye low Fi,nne.. Canton do
Swans iown Msrino, val-uiia silk wor.,ed veans,
Plain black and hs'd silk Velvet and Satin vestnss
English, FrEeh and American Caneoe,. all qualities
Furniture Ca and Dmty an Habit do
super Cashmere de BCoss, Mous,laine de Lanes, &c
Pan. plaid striped, hsd and doued Mullins
Lade. Alpaca Merinn Cashmere and L. Wool Hose
White and black Silk Hose and half Hose Raw Silk q,
White and unbeaehed mixed black and lead cold do
Germa ntown Hoe for boys, GIL. and servant. wear
Tibet Cashmere Merno and Tartar sha~s
Fancy Hdkfs ard French worked ccIls:g
ran, q.m.ehsd and Revere Border.d Z e Hdsh
Thread and lse ae,- Edsnrs aud n'srnss Booeins he
Swiss and Cambria E'girgs AMI Inserinss. cheap
Polsa, Piau, fird and Dotted Nett bn aud white
spit,l6eh, Bandanra and Ponger Hdkf-
Irish Linens Table Cloth, Damask add Diaper
Huekabaek. Rus,ia and Bireeye Diaper and Crash
Fancy cod an biz sLs Mit., Polka d,
Beaver. X L. Lisr and Thibet Cloves, foI ladies
Bonn'I hat cap mack and velvet R,banas
Gras. Cloth, Victoria Marseines and Corded skins
sh luies'rine and rich fancy cord shks very cheap
New style and Easton Ga ,ham. blk and white do.
Gimps, ond' ani rassels, Cinp and Victoria ootf.
Super VIII taey 30 c. Naekenaw aud Dumb Blankets
Fine AMI suPerhne carpsiins. Rugs and haus
Pain and Pad LHseys, all prices
With complete OF b%aeh-d
ties Cotton oznsburss. &c. &c.
All Of which may found vsy rates at No 2I7
Broad Sire Ct shoekoe Hill
VALENTINE BREEDENk CO
MATHEMATICAL WORKS,
'oR seho !: Aeadsaies, fOr by N..a & wooD
Il Nc so,,.: ISL Main suse,, Richmond Va
surauon, Surveying and Navigation
Days Algebra
Davies hrst lessons In Algebra
Davie,' Bourdons Axebra
Smiths Bots Analytical Geou sIrI
s'm.on. Esela
YOunE,s Analytical Geom.'ry
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pOfATOES-3O bbls Mercer and blue skin
~ potatoes, Bo~snts erpseasd ~ loo from
- r>~p<L eU BlssgLL d MsCAnDIJsH.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

INHE subscribers are now opening their Fall
Il supply Of Staple Fancy Dry Goods consisting Pan
the following
Broad Cloth, and cAs'mere' ever, grade and gusl'y
satnetIs I1d Tyeeds
Black and cold Aipscsas = I.l,,Tss
FlAnnels and Baf1es
New patterns Nous DE Iaine
kerseys, plains and plaids
White and black Maekinaw L.
Blankets
Cotton, worried and wool Hosiery
Brown. blea. and eord cotton good"
LinsnS, Lawns, Dnps z, Sheeiings.
Danask table CliIs s,d Napkins
An extensive assortment Of and Hlkfs
American elastic suspendef.-
Every make OF Spool Cotton.
FOR sale the most Accommodating
DOREMUs, SUDAN 4 NIXON
Am 80 Nassau opposite he Onc- Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
NATIONAL HOTEL.

No. 3 coUETLs.ND STREET. " T.
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
Il that they prepared their guests
them cali the National Hotel This House being but
built and furnished through
will be founi comfortable place of the traveller
New Sok City either business pleasure Nothing
shall be len uad' render the Nation
comfortable llouss
from Broadway those quiet sueie
he the
thorougharr. CHAS. wSCKoFF 4 CO
New York. 1sis. se25-lm.
COLUM BIA FOUND
And Burr Will stone Mandatory,
Ne. 50 DHGsS -NSr York.
A ] this Foundry, which has been established
"A Tor 10 and formerly under the management OF Mr.
MeQueen be had al kinds OF Sioa Egiaes BSs
Mill. ir0H Gsd Bras. CeFf HOEghi IVH Hsrks and
OF deser pion Also kid Of Mil Gearing, suitable
any Kind OF Mills, made order and hand.
New York, sept ls45 e3-6m-
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PRING AND SUMMER STOCK

OF NI4NU AND - U MMER SICCk
boots, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
oHN SARVAf would respectfully announce
his Old friends generally that h~ has received
and opened his s"s aud summer supply Shoes rruAl.
&e-to which, he asks their attention.
MS sock has been ieeepy selected OF The man
Aeurs themselves asd tnbrsas all styles and Qualities in
having been purchased unusually low prepared 10
either al whole4Ak
W He r>speeuoIr soles . from
JOHN sARvAY,
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