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MEDICAL COLLEGE,
~ RICHMOND, ~.
THE Winter Course of lecture. i'm III,

~ RICHMOND, ~.
'6'HE Winter Course OF Lectures in the Meds-
cal Department Of Hampden Sydney CoH~ss VII es.<,s.
IN ehnond on Monday the s7th u OCTOBER eo..
hu, until the last Of February following.
The new College and Hospital Etisee
ever afrns mehi has been mace
manages winch are Obtained u
In ASHTON tn the usual Lectures Surgical
VIII Be given regularly the College Hospital
f.neiehary and AIpOuy vsu h.vs
opportunity OF witnessing the diseases ssssA
which ne Wii BE- ca.d
poe's'onal lie The number Of surroal e>>ss
ch which have been yearly performed Cs.
has already claimed for the Hospital the repu,ans. 81
leading school for Surgical ,nsraeiion.
mo CULLEN NJ d, Professor Theory and Pr.eue-
wv. caAABERLAYNI, NJ. D, Prof Ts-ae-usse. and NJ.
terra Mediea.
l. BoHANNAN, NJ. H. Prof Obstetrics and DL..... s<
Women and CbHcreA.
JEfFkt- WfAAS NJ. d. Prof Anaiotsy md Pnyssoloxy
Auds l. WARNER, NJ H. Professor Surgery.
sOCRATES AACPiS ~ ID, rrof Chemistry nd Pkaruasu
CARTEk p JOHNSON VI. D., Demonstration Of Anasoux
The abundance Of materials
and eomin Of the Deetng Room q, 70 t.
thoroughly the anatomy Of body also seou -
ia the use OF surgical instruments.
Good Boarding. lights fuel and rsryan,. ma
can be procured from $50 TO SIS per week.
Current Bank Notes OF
sided will be taken for
AUG. l. WARNER Nd
i1-oiiaNov Of h
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I. RUSSELL BIGGER L. co,

L. RUSSELL BIGGER Il co.
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS u. Pause & Co.
RICHMOND, ~
NINE CHEERg FOR FORTUNES UOMEur
0cy- THE FIELD .IGfLS DISTTSCED ~ BIGGER M
The second capital 10000 Dollars, soIdi
Drawn Nos Of the Grand Consolidated LOTTERY No S-rew Isth
- IS Os 30 Us - "a SIS ~ 80 rs -
Ticket Nos 70 d, the sseord Capital of $4,000 was
sold TO Jno T. Philips Hsq Of Charles City give
BIGGER CO.
p1-THE TICKET CAV Re SEEN ar TINE OFFICE, %
THEREruEE, KEEP Ir BEFORE THE PEOPLE" tina, For
tunes Home bGGERs ofee - the place for Pines
forty days Capital Of $4,000 IN Who'll. ek
IoeO 500 $500 &c were all SOLD and Padon presentation
by BIGGER a CO.
EXTRAORDINARY GRAND SCHEME!
S25,O00. &c. 100 FRIES Of $1,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class ST. dawn At Whining
ton Saturday Aug 9th dnwns received Richmond Monday
titled to the splendid Capital Of SIS 900
That Ticket having the Let I'd and 9Th sc
49, 20. 90 /. 8 and and ca sis 5 zoe
10. do LIST % and 7ih 500
Those Tickets having Ist "a 9Th, let % oh Ia Cd
10Th 1st 81 4th. LIST III and 5h. to 400
Those Tickets having the let III 9th lot ~ 9Th, LIST ii
sth lst ID oh, LIST ai 10Th, to 400
Those Tickets bsying LIT 4th 9Th Is 9Th 9Th I.t
9Th 7th. LIST 9Th 9Th. lst 9TH oh. 900
Those 100 Tickets with any other Of the drawn NoL
No nunber less Than $1,000 except above mentioned
package Of ~ whole Tickets in tie above or,Ds s,.
sao WARRANTED ssS eeraeae win he sen, for sInS
Halves and proportion Single Tickets slO halves q
MAGNIFICENT RCHENE
$4,000. $4,000, 100 Of 1000.
Grand Consolidated. No. IS, draws Saturday Angus, 10Th
drawing received Rehmoni Monday Grand Capts of
$40 Ou0 1900 5000 1000 2lsI CO Of los be. p,y
prizes Of $50 500 zoo 900, drawu Whole
tickets si2 halves G. qrs 7.
A package OF 80 Nbolc tickets s276
Warranted 10 dfaw ny 60
A certificate viii BE- for iIg 40
Halves anJ quarters IN proportion.
Remember 10 address
T. RUSSELL BIGGER & Co.
Richmond Va.
0 On al ctst enclosing CASH rte T,tet. the passage
ias usual need b. pad. In 20
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ROSE-iSLE FOR SALE.

RUSE-iSLE FOR SALE.
an MONDAY, the 18th day of September
~ the subscriber pubic sale I'M. ,aiua.Ie
tract OF Land the e0lHty N-Sn II River about
10 's above New Na'Ir tesnent road for
The transportation Of produce, Fleetwood
hatsmy The abog. iTae: sbou; Of
which cleared and in Improvement or
'S acres Of low gnuBts proportion which
Eiehy improved for the situation. COM
oin- more advantages ami attractions, wish 10
purchase than ths place. CONSIDER the
eharse'f OF the society its ehy aubrty,
Der would father however that
would VISIT the aud Judge Themselves, nd not RELY
upon what he has slId tis The terms " be-
slSvO Va cash and the balance plyRepts
deed Of trs will be required the
JAS. VI. HARRIS, Agent
JG25-cts Pof Auu nj John ~ II,,,,.
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ermEALrm nENEwEp ANo AZ INY,eo.

rard and heahfu condition NJ body produced BY ~ NJ
Tarrant's EffcTycsccnt Scltzer AperIcnt.
TVS PREPARATION universally allowed popular re-
nry n The pfeeut day for the and n
Bilious AMI Liver Complaints Nervous Weakness Headache Heart
burn hablu1l Cosvsnc- &C The surprising efficacy
define has Obtained Tor the patronage n persons
W'ee high enconium together with ncreang
sn fully proves ~ prominence bids tho most
popular remedy ettant.
10 he dyspcpo the scicnary md udous nos
ihVanao'e ioui ~ romonF proper
c'oh nI bic ~ correcting when vtated Obstuc
ohs oi The stomach and bowels gradually removed
W. appee lad CIV tone eHerryto
taNefanh fesdcnt7in md dcst able ~
e peyehs EHy sccuuHsion BILE = p.r.,b sd hs me
l "l prPaaa unnssry convenient Children have FREQUENT
oi g'ute anil cooling Iugnuvc thry
nem preference 10 other. In Richmond by
ju n ~ W - D, 49, g
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ExECU IOH's SALE OF VALUABLE
X r. A l. EST ATE

community Win provisions OF The
Of the late Joha Thornton. atpublc auction
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF fair n not
The n-Ii a day the @-d.as-
valuable and well known Tract of Land living
IN Caroline county, situated the maapouy Containing
acres his iatu ineecIsd BY the Rehm
and Potomac Ra Road Gnn.ys depot Central
position on its about IL r o and - from
kehnon' oy the road and contains large OF
tive low grounds entirely secured from prunta
bic state OF cultivation TIE rei and
venerable bnek Building with suitable arrang.
rents-s highly Cultivated CARD fine fruit and
eo"s 6raPes OF which there many an
abundance Of good wafer and healthy and
Heishbohood agreeable Enquiries will be gladly
every facility to become acquainted with premises furnished
wan pleasure Tile indspuiabe Terms
sale. &. TuoRSTDS
EI'or Of John Thornton. deceased.
huorrfs 1nney eUep0t 'Arolne county. lS-ctd.
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VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAND

y pursuance Of Decree OF the Circuit Supe
Couu OF Law Chancery for Gloucester COUNTY nro
nouneed al Tic April Tern ls+5 Of N suit thefe,
pendias between Chars L Cur, eompa aga wlimJ
Clarke and Patrick H. FAhugh Defendants ts same eompp.nt
aFaH't the same and Cotton Clarke d.- eonpt
sgins' WIN J. Carse. sy Slaughter Agent for
IN Clarke and Robert G Curtis Gloucester couuty
defendants We the undersigned appointed Nv
ai Co1r VIII sell TO the highest bidder preuse Wei
ne~iay the l7ih day Of September ma u tot tie a. It fan
Jay thefee the tract OF laHd IN the sd decree
81 futtoh lying Immediately YORK River. county OF
"fuceser and e"nans acres about 400 Of
which are cleared AMI DIVIDED pur- and
are 'ey productive the red abound, pine and
timber sutable for ship and buiding
One half Of tbe purchase rruued 10 b. aad in
eA, AM the other half credit Of IL months the
purchaser viii be reserved until the d,cr, aymsn made
The buildings the farm ecnNorabs dwelling hons
with necessary barns, stables, &c
should the SALE not be Complied with the said
Tract OF Ind will be sold suceeedlny d,y
JOHN & FIELD. L..
,, PETER KEMP, '0H'h rs
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TOBACCO FoR RrSsn.-Thc American says: We IN
deriand that Mcssfs. Sohaer Kusle merchant, Of this
oly shipped few days ago, by the ship Henry Shelton
rheh sailed Tor Sc Petofsbursh. hundred hhds Ut
Tobacco, valued at SlOU 0UO This we learn IL Inc
senilre cargo OF Tobacco shipped from the United
States 70 Russia.-BlLr SUE.
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VALUABLE PAlNTINGS& STATIONERY

VALUABLE PAlNTINGS& STATIONERY,
The Property OF the late Joseph Hon ayart.,
Count SurUHiiers)
NHOMAS BIRCH, Jr.. respectfully announces
- that he has
at the Manson nj BoId.hlown New Jersey on
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept II ais,
The collection Of and Paintings N. lat. J,sph
boapa. comprising choice Specimens Ruben v.ns Luea
.'ordaho eny- Casper Pousn. Cana.ui LAir... spvns
eers SEsyd-rs Naiore Par,t Sav.ry Borgo.nons
ihhp de th'mFaFbr Gu-hno sebastian Pombo runarne
~ehaeh and Others OF the Italian Flemish Venetian and French
Schools
Also several Figures and Bu.,- IN marble
sPLENDiD LIBRARY AND MANUSCRIPTS
~ III. zane time will be sold Aanuerpts and La
bra'y Of Choice WORKS.
"a fuu and complete Cataogu. Of " be pub
isi-d early August. OF which notice will be given
'uS % 2awtisI5ept &didE
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4nrtiun 1ules.
NY D.v-npor,, ALE. a Co.

By Davenport Allen a Co.
GROCERIES.
IN THURSDAY. Ausu 7th At 10 oeoek viii b. sold q, ou,
Auction sto's. the foIls article.
- hbis prIIB. ~ Croir sus,r
Is dp do r n. do
$50 bags faTuayra Conse
20 Rice
50 bb. Rseused whsksy
\ Lhis f'r-oi. Rum
do - Cro,S
IS casks Lamp
ptpes Gin. AIpi. Randy
fon. CtarsL Mai md Maisua Vine.
Cap. Letter and Wrapping Pap-s
Sap, Candies. BACON
BTazh NUS. Rai-in-
Blaek T.a n chests
GP do. ID.
Do do. n II nd q bon.
10 bills Msdi.r Tanner. Oh
TERMS-Undsr SOO 81 % mo. 10, ,,o,ox.a nj.
PER aug DAVENPORT. ALLEN Il sue,s
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Zee TRADE OF CINcISSHTI.The Gazette estimates from
reliable data. the Egg trade of Cincinnati follows:
Value OF 10000 barrels Of Eggs shipped
from this port. ut S5.ii5 per Dbl. 800, 36I, so
Value Of 1913 1873 dozen eggs consumed
in this city. ut cts per dozen, 97,065 81
Total annual value. SlS7.42sI4
This IS an astonishing result The principal market
abroad New Orleans, with small supply New York
Snd Baltimore The statistics Of tho Butter trade OF the
city IS promised. Such things show how the grand results
Of trade made 10.
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NOTICE.

PLASTER, PLAlSTER.
IN TONS Lump Plaster Just received per
~ schr w. W. wsir--GOT sale BY
je 30 LAS YtsHEns SOM
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J. NJ. CLARKE'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
iith street, Exchange Hotel.
DRAWING RECEIVED EVERY DAY.
For this dsV. Auyusf Lth

i
For this day, August 5th.
Alexandria ENrs. ISIS Numbers, end 10 Drawn
Cnpsl.: Sl2,OOo, 10000 1900 2JOO, " 20 OF 1000.
&c. Tickets s..
For "wednesday, AleHsndra Extra, IS5.-Cspitas:
$1,000. 5000. 1900, of 1000. Tickets 50.
For Thursday. splendid Scheme. Alexandra Extra.
le6 rs Ncs.-l5 Dswn.-S3pOOo 6uOO. 5000. 4JOu,
1000. $500, 1000. $500, 225O. Tickets $40
For Friday. atihc Exchange. Capitals: $500. 1000.
SC. Tickets 81.
For Saturday. AleSsndfa ESua. lsS. - numbers
-nd IL drawn. Capitals $4,000, 1000, 1900 ) Of loo
&c. Tickets 50.
Received by Sundays mnil-snes close SATURDAY st 6
O'Clock. W. Captsl'i sJi.2gi, 10000. 1000, 20 Of
1000, 30 Of 400. Ticket $40.
aus Call 81 CLARkE,s Ping OAlcn
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From the Kentucky Review, Sept. II

Will Kentucky support the administration IN
war with Mexico for Texas, to the Rio del Norte,
and in a war with England for Oregon, to the 54th
deg. 40 min. north laitudei'
However much these questions may be mooted
by newspapers, as to what this and other States
should do; however much few onii-war, anti
American politicians may spout about Texas not
having claimed 10 the Rio del Norte, and the pro-
prety of maintaining our right to Oregon to the
54th deg. 40 min north latitude, there Is but one
opinion among thegreat body Of The people, those who
do the fghng)-n that is, TO go Jor their country,
and support the President In the assertion Of our rights,
10 their 6n erieni. This is ''Old Kentuck." The
land up 10 the Rio del Norie ours, and was
coded away by that anti.war abolition federalIst,
J. c. Adams, to Spain. The boundary of Texas,
as given by every writer previous to l84l is that 1t
is bounded on the west by the Rio del Norte, or
Rio Grande. This river is the natural boundary
besween Mexico and Texas. Ii has its source in
the Rocky mountains, and flows into the Gulf OF
Mexico. Texas, in asserting and establishing her
Independence was entitled 10 all the country known
to bear that name. II has been asserted by few,
that Texas never claimed to the Rio Grande. They
are mistaken. We think, az the matter stands, the
United States have the right to claim for Texas to
this river. II Mexico should declare war, clearly
the United States should not stop this side the Rio
Grande and il the war should grow into importance
by the nggressons Of Mexico, the voice OF hentuc-
XIV would be to "carry the war into Africa" ana
add q lew more STATES 10 the Onion. isr, '"e'o 10
no mistake on this subject with abotonist or
doubling patriots There could be 10000 as good
men as ever shouldered musket, raised IN Ken
lucky in the shortest possible time. The question
would be, Who will stayi not Who will gof Then
let the line Of boundary be the Rio Grande, or the
Pacific ocean, whichever Mexico chooses. She -
like spoiled child We have INDUCED her until
she will not be pleased without a whipping. AS 70
Oregon all say that the administration Is right and
they GO wings and oil, (for no one thinks OF wing
ery now but as mere noniinis t1nbrd,) for the en-.
tire claim The government may look with conn
dence for strong and ready support from Kentucky
in any emergency. Il is now believed by all that
the ittle man from Duck river els no bug eater.
That few tories in the shape of cowboys would
STAY at home and rob and plumber il war should &c
on In earnest we doubt not; but they would be %
6,c and 80 co,uardiy, that the women would make
them hug the trees that scorned their embraces yea
and make them pull hemp too, as was done IN Nortf
Carolina during the revolution. Kentucky has new
er failed to glut the market with soldiers wheneve
her country called She now has the same daring
hearts and s,nlwnrt arms ready TO meet Great Brit
ain or Mexico, or both, il need be.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-17

Speculation in railway stocks in England has late
" been practised to an excessive degree. The d.
Iectors OF the company, before any shares are al
loued or disposed of contrve little artful excite
ment with the aid Of particular brokers, to create a
morbid appetite and thus run up shares to an ex-
cesslVe premium. For one reason or another, the
aio'men of shares to the public has been delayed,
50 as TO keep alive the anxiety to obtain them till
que a'recicrs have quietly disposed of the shares at
m uP-lop Hood of excitement and high premium.
nls having been accomplished, the shares fall rap
ay oil course, to the point Of their intrinsic value.
% London, Liverpool, and Manchester, and espe-
caiy IN Leeds, this species Of swndling has been
|gomg on to an enormous extent The London
INES states that in Leeds the frenzy rose to such
height, that in one line thousands more shares were
sold than the company had to Distribute il all had
been given out to the public But, so happen
led, this line was taken up by other companies, and
most of the shares allotted among their proprieors
The greatest confusion has consequently arisen
which will end, in all probability, in extensive fail
|uns, an shares have been sold which now it is i'm.
possible to deliver.-Phil. Ledger.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
r,,s. BueuAsAs, Secretary Of State.

Wa ave indebted to Mr. Franck Taylor bookseller,
,,s.yania avenue, and TO the publishers, for the
e." asJ second series Of the Essays of Ella"
= ni "S rs Nos. % and % of 'Wiley and Put
w.. Library Of Choice Reading" which will
-ass most acceptable to the numerous admirers of
y author (Chares Lamb) on this side OF the At
.S,ic And also for the American Shepherd, ''being
history of the sheep, with their breeds, manage
,.n, and diseases; illustrated with portraits of
'Ssrent breeds sheep barns, sheds, &C.; with an
"nsndix embracing upwards of twenty letters from
n;nen, wool growers and sheep fatteners OF diff
,rsn, States, detailing their respective modes OF
Ioanavement: by l.. A. Morrell, New York; Har-
her and Brothers, lsl5."
| Oar very limited knowledge OF the subject OF
hb his book PROCESSES TO treat, prevents us from
ommen,ins at length upon it. We must be permitted
say however, that it appears to embrace variety
ffinhrmaton that cannot fail to prove of great in
fsrest, and perhaps profit to the American growers
jf stock.
W. have also received, through the hands of Mr. F.
r,yor No. 80 of "Harpers Illuminated and New
pr,orisl Bib.e;r and No. II of "The Wandering
Law y by Eugene Sue. And TO Messrs. Lea q
blanchard of Philadelphia, through the same gem
Eeman we are indebted for the American re-
publication Of the 9Th volume of Anne Srick-
lands "Llyes of the Queens of England, from the
Normsn conquest; with anecdotes of their courts"
IA. The preceding numbers of this useful and
Ioreeable work have won for il place among the
Iandard literature of the day, which this volume
more than sustains 1t embraces the life Of Charles
Inc Frs,s unfortunate queen, Henrietta Maria, and
bf Catharne of Braganza, the consort of the "mer-
lie monarch Charles the Second. We have also
received from the same gentleman, "Modern Cook
ky in all its branches; reduced TO system of easy
practice, for the use Of private families" &C.: by
Eliza Acton; revised and prepared for the American
housekeeper, by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale.
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10 this exions ~ is5g- 60 ~ fns y dssssssns
tariff The duiy ~ See woa " irfp- ~ 49, ~
cents; sbd hon gans NJ, ieil, 70 tuus ~. lst1.
the duty Ms ont % eeuts a s4iprrna, ~fsh So
cihc duty ~ fe,sis ~ psesd An wesi cuttfg :
cents ana under, came ~ dufy hes,
In my newt, wii briefly sofies ~ lsFaft.s,,'a.
OF wooden goods Coz several ysan iato ths unitsd
States.
You Will see the news wosiyed " bsig iosi a..
rived from Tohasoo, that . resoiution hsd hfssssa
out thercthe people declsring themselves - fsssi
us old or iFc-h ramors II The dsclafptasu ~ waF
against us by Msxino
The ship YorkshiFe cissfsd to-day Sc LastFpoai
The ship Lucas w from Canton, hsving sailed
from Macao ON The tn AJnl
The stock uarkei v ~iihost nlaisf'si shsngs
Flour commands to-day " 81 Nsaihsf hhs ena
clear.
Yours, respectfully.
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4 region of and above The o"0nssGs . he1s
'a sIonomically, much better.
., nroper place for this post is either at the
lhe ne ontonagon or the Montreal From
(Cun those ponts, the interior Of the country is
n M reached, and junction can easily be made
|aeY forces at various other points in the West.
% ~ Law can thence be reached without difficulty,
|rsi Fon Winnebago, and our posts upon the
as n.,ers of the Mississippi; and from either OF
'on,s the entire intermediate region, inhabit-
lG~ he Indians, can he commanded. Both the On
" and the Montreal traverse the excellent
ral regions; and at the mouths Of either Of
and particularly at that of the Ontonagon,
|sm, land of the richest quality, and in quantity
ssl w., for the economical wants Of command
sss, ,ban that Of Fort Wilkins, already exists
d a'ge' AN OBSERVER.
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BIZ II. Green, .Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
Ii TURE AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday
next, the Gath inst, shall sell at the residence Of
John X. Townsend, esq, on New York avenue,
near the Of Oh street. at 10 o'clock a. n his
household and kitchen furniture. enumerate in
part
Mahogany hair-seat chairs and spring seat sofa
Mahogany sideboards and bureaus
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and centre tables
Mahogany work and washstands
Gilt and mahogany frame mirrors
A irst-rate marble mantel clock
Cane-seat and other chairs, maple crib, &c.
Solar lard, oil, and other lamps
High and low-post bedsteads
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
China, glass, and crockery-ware
Brussels, ingram, step, and other carpets
Cooking, alright, parlor, and other stoves
Also, good lot Of kitchen utensils
Also, good mich COW
Terms Of sale All sums Of and under S25, cash
over sos, credit Of 60 and 80 days, for note,
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN,
Sept. l7--eo&ds Auctioneer.
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II EVILS & HOLLAND, Ccntre-market space,
- next door to the dry-goods store Of ID. Clagett,
have this day received very general assortment Of
fresh family groceries, consisting in part Of
10 hhds. brown sugars, all qualities
Loaf crushed, and powdered sugars
10 chests fresh and superior quality teas, assert
ed kinds
40 bags coffee, old government Java, Maracaibo,
Laguayra, Rio, and toasted
GOO gallons pure cider vinegar
Spices of all kinds, ground and in the grain
100 Kentucky canvassed hams, very fine
Extra, super, and family -four
No. lard, rice, and cheese
Bleached sperm oil and sperm candles
Tallow candles and brown washing soap
Porto Rico and New Orleans molasses, and su-
gar-house strip
Corn-broms, whisps, painted pals
Fresh starch, indigo, and washing soda
Extra quality chewing tobacco
Cigars of several brands and prime quality
And, also, all other kinds Of family groceries.
To which we invite the attention Of purchasers,
shall sell them very low for cash, or to punctu-
al credit customers.
Sept. l7-3tdf
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OFFICIAL L..
JAMES X. POLK,
..;,J,,t of The United States Of .Anleric'

.;1,of of The United Nafes OF .dnlertcd,
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
..-,.,,,rv evidence having been exhibited to
Sa', s., Jou,Ns WILHELM SCHMIDT has been
3, " % consul of Saxony, for the port of New
York ,;.o him "a sncb and declare
20 me-, ~ Sysrcise and enjoy such functions poN
10 "" VA nIyileges, as are allowed TO the consus
Ei aa ~, favored nations in the United States.
y ", testimony whereof, have caused these letters
~ ID nairnt. and the seal of the United States
S % under my hand, at the city of Washing
o'' ION. the 18Th day Of September, A. D. ls45,
and of he Independence Of the United States
VI '''' JAMES X. POLK.
By the President;
r,,r. BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State.
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DIED.

Suddenly, yesterday, about 10 o'clock, Mrs.
HELEN LISPENARD NICHOLSON, wife OF
Major NICHOLSON, of the United States marine
|corps.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
requested to attend her funeral tomorrow morn
ing, the 18th instant, at - o'clock, without further
invitation.
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W cry DEsIRABLEAND VALUABLE PRO
" pER1'Y AT PRIVATE SALE. The very

desirable and well-known property called the Globe
HoieL on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue,
and opposite the Union Office, is for private sale
Il has long been very probably occupied as AN hotel
by Mr. James Maher; and there is not more de-
siraoe location in the city fora hotel being convc-
nient To the public Offices, market, &c. The lot
fronts 81 feet on Pennsylvania avenue, and runs
back ~ feet; the house is commodious, containing
twenty-one rooms, with excellent back buildings
and good yard. There is plenty of room on the
lot for other buildings
II the above property is not disposed of at pri-
vae sale by the LIST of October next il will on that
day be sold at auction, without reserve, at halfpast
4o'clock P. m.
The property is nov unoccupied, and will not be
rented; the owner heing determined to sell. The
terms will be made known on application to U.S.
The key can be had and the property examined
at any time, on application to Mr. James Maher
or to the subscribers There is quantity of fur
niture which can be had with the house, at a fair
valuation, ifdesired.
RW. DYER e. CO.,
August 9--tawd& ctOctl Auctoneers.