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TO THE AFFLICTEDI
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFlRMARY.
No'iSE'Pratts Street, near the Bridge
UNDER The sKILIUL CHARGE OF
DIR. Ill A RRIS

k1hESENIS TO the afflicted the most cer,ain
0niohe aneeuons TO be found in this city the Union ~
THIS INSTITUTION,
having iot the many years Of s establishment in Ba,o, hs
under the direction Of shfnl and regular physicians offer
upon public confidence which can aspire to- m ]
sa' yra experience could adduee grateful testimony Of
VOo cases that have been through trea,u,n C. r.
CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE.
IN from u to Is hours in mild forms and the n.t aS,,,,1
cases speedily restored constitutional .oundnrs,
me 8 pan OF his lie to the study ofth
- pAcueal Observation with knowledge
AND assures the unfortunate Of sk and candid aavee VIA
out eIasgennon, or ertorsoa in charges,
as oeeh engaged IN more extensive disease prse
ues than any other physician in this city r
The great success attending praeIiee has beep vel.
Dy e approval OF discerning public remedies u.ed bv min
agreeable In in iniueuesev n,s . ~
Aasn' cure In a. many hours formerly required days and
me ucatmen D H. requires severe restrictions in diet or
Hon ousness-uhder benign operation the d.cstiy.
arc proddeed by his medicines
Dr. H. Ablues the compound. Of Mercury Balkan
resort OF the snoranr but through purifying vegetable
, avss Out disease instead Of throwing upon the
eoh'uon Cleansing the blood the orr ms and
strength to the system. - - 1855 @"'
~, LET THE READER REMEMnER,
hese important remedies Applications and 81,
tended experience the offspring OF science Their 80
o s has been s and alnowedsed by
humble roofs OF the vaey-a made vocal voice Of echo
Dr. H. may wen congratulate hmsel upon the benefit .eei0g
pa ms and rejoice that he thus permitted eispenso
siided throne OF earths proudest monarch N''
Lot the unfortunate d-vo,e,. ~ a.. a. III.
affection overak.s them ,h., No ,a. - IN nind "hen
eaon TO competent physician ony obtain relief om
pain avoid modification and eude great constitutional injury hui
enable ther moderate in
he could ju,iy be- where Symptom, havs hocon ~
disease widely dinlsed The rsrt .d~.ns ~ ~ uno
nins disease sufficient terror into the boscs brs, ne
hornd results are too r,pulsive q, ennsr,n,a,s Us
disonlonng bIotehes with ncipr MN, bs,v -, - $50
by deadly poison prev,g No. ~. 49, - ~ W.
then many awake 10 niu serse m hs,r 49, ~ an wv
shudderinK fear ff,m tho hoLB a. -. I
seourge OF enr humanity ,e, N MOI ~ ,, , o' WIS
other equally alarming though norr ,Ioyv "A % ss
continually threaten the inpudsnt how i,, doe, b % w
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WORTHAM, McGRUDER a. CO.
OFFER FOR SALE:
1S HHDs ST. CroiI, P. REQ and N. o. Sugar
IS bbI, Clarified Sugar
40 hhds Molasses, part prime
90 bbs do
I 1879 bags &c cd old Government Java Coffee
I6S do LaEuaya do
10 bales Mocha do
Gunpow der and Black Teas Of best quality
$50 kegs Nails, and warehouse
700 sides Sole Leather good damaged
500 lbs Shoe Thread
30 boxes Sperm Candies
10 do Judds pat 50. Candies
l9o DO Candies, Huls 4 wOodrufs
100 do Soap
10 do Starch
10 kegs salt Petre
ceroons Indigo
10 baSkes best CDurAnds) Olive OIL
20 tes Coal PIT OIL
Winter Sperm oil
1000 kegs Duponts sporting and blasting Powder
90 boIrs sHi0 and lOII2 GIass
SEQ tags Shot
Bar Lead
20 hhdt Middling Baeot
20 do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 boIes Tin Plate
Block Tin ID speher
zoo rms Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind Stones
IS bbb Tar
90 bbs pure Cider vinsyar
10 q casks best WOodbouse Wines
Genuine Old Port do
Cotton Yarns at factory prices
Cotton Lines, London Mustard
Ginger, Pepper, Al Spice, SACHS Salt ne
tons Am blistered Steel
English blist Shear and Caa steel
tons Spring Steel
8 COUNT IRON
so Tredsgar and EnElsh
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band and Hoop do
Ares Plough Plates &c. 81
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FALL SUPPLY
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, oils, Dye SfuFs:
II" BOXES Window Glass, assorted
AOO 1000 he Bright Green Copperas
10000 Cigars assorted qualities
20 Dozen Backing
1899 Lbs Epson salts
200 epan. Indigo
200 ETt. Of LogvpoJ
geo Calls. Alcohol
5000 Lbs. Brmsone
300 Castle aoap
Ilb DOG. BLACK Oh Vanish
600 Lbs. Pot and Pearl Ashes
iRS Dor. Combs all doscrptonb
20 Hair Brushes
100 Tooth Brushes
Barrels Glue
100 Cars hcah Rorc Water
200 Kegs White Lad
800 Calls Bpa Turpenune
100 Barrels De STUN Pan Of which in Elos and
a receiving By the Northern packets evsry arrival toet
erwin me usual variety always hand Hadde Clipped Irood
Alum Hapore, uinine Sup. sods Caster on Paint
Brushes Chemicals o. The choicest and pues Of al
kinds and most recent discoveries Twns escorted Fancy seisa
81 a kinds Ink different sE Pocket Of al prices Fancy
Hoaps-upoH the usual low terms which invite ne atsuod q
'0"h ana country uade o. shNT y. DOVE
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ITO THE LADIES IN PARriCULAR.-M
DIR. CHRIsTTE's
G A Il V A MIC RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.


MAGNETlC FIIIID
YuytJIc .,
'hio remarkable invention, which has re-
eevea the almost universal appreciation OF pro-
Gavansm remedial by OF which ,be orIin.Tv
Gavsne Batteries Electric and Maruete Msehine. az
rry Dispensed My.,eriou, power Of G,y,r %
Ped without any OF the objections which from the
general mode strong do. and a,
Na IN which Gavansm has been ,ro
nouneed, after fair and pEcpKpLr txusnr
and was to remedy this radical defect new Application
was projected which, AFTER uneeasns toll and hi.
been brought to Us The R~o.
al purposes OF the IN many
other respects are more and accomplishing M.
aeGied object -.. !
me eAlSAsic hso~ used in connection with MAGNETIC
FLUID are confidently recommended in WHICH .Hr
NoH HfEsLrD on UNHEALTHY NERVOUS on vi
ana hese complaints are among the painful
70 which We are snhleet They exception
% one simple cause arrangement OF the system-and
- e-ses tnat other rendies" having failed
sent was wanted which confidently believed has been
1, e proper and Jndeon' application of Gahani.m.
sLNASie KINGS have been used in all
acute or chronic applying the head
q, s,cs ms,.sS Bronchitis, Vertigo
Cramn. P.n,ston ~ s raapsit rasy, Epilepsy, Pits,
rApAnon OF The Heart Appopley Stiffness joints
pe,. Of The ,II Seurasa Nervous rrvmors DiEz
he nead rams IN the Chest and sde General Debility
ana Physical Energy and all Nervous
IN - o. eonnmed DrsPKrsiA, which IL simply a
ce.sn,i they have been found equally sue:
49,, eneets upon the system be wit
and az certain PREVENTIVE for the preceding
pcs, h.n- ~ 80 inc 'iSos are OF inherent
- - - AZ si-1 ana OF various ornamental patterns,
~ " ens mos ueneae female without the slightest
wise - 49, ~ u0n - '~Aef agreeable than other
tn.
r..LI.... aSStc's, hsohus, eurtcrss
oc'-in some eases OF very
.neSeis, PeI a. Appned oy the Geyane Rings not
s' ~ 49, 'he Pragess OF disease and ultimately
- A. sn,i, IN me GAlvASIe BELrs BRAoE
reonird -. .S any degree OF power that
,nv.on. - ~ DC ootalned and no complaint which the
Iy relived Tbe.e 1890, - 1919 VII Ah 70 De permanent
limbs ANGLE or snv nsT, or az 70 inc waist as wrists
So lns oouy WIN perfect convenience The
ehs or - So WIN gIentet cases OF Bron
prafne,,. sns ,,h -, aso IN cases OF Nervous
plery Ep,epte Pin, .nd .iai. AZ preventive Tor App
Chr,.ri.,S WI, ...a 1 .. .onpa
he SaVahe hns and all their notifications This composition
eIornary "1 mee Dc owe Of The most
remarkable power of GS lI .,, % PES
eaeh means n
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cans. sc.

'ENHE subscriber begs leave TO call the atten.
ton Of Country Merchants to his stock OF Shoes
Hau Caps &c which comprises adapted 10
sizes an OF which he assures them VIII be sold very
advance on the cost As is his discrimination buyer.
hsd TO their interest call and stock before buying
elsewhere. JIJOAH uyPRS 49,
ara hetah deaer IN Boots Shoes, Hats. Caps
II No M We, Ma S.,
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RLACK IRON POLISH. for M

~ Raiirzgs &c. &eThs produces on Iron rainr,
Crates and all kinds OF Iron beautiful let Aaek polish re-
curing no more labor than the application ordinary
1t very durable and In effected by
protecting the Iron from the weather For sale BY
...tH DUVAL a. PURCELL
self iDru,.;.t, I4- ~. So,
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LII. EUSTACE L SON

I'D ESPECTFULLf solicit the merchants OF
trading passing through Richmond
Of Drugs Medicines Pants and Dye s They
such Inducements they think will make their
interest eonhne Dealings way this place
Ginseng and Parsed exchange for goods
theh ishee narket
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IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL, primo quality,
~Ss ' IN '''' '''' '' ''''i Sscis rs = BROTHER
COFFEE-A full supply of Rio, Laguayra and
~ Java Coffee in store. for ale By
GALA PLAID LINSEYS. 5 cases Gala Plaid
~ Lin-eys End beautiful p.uer..ter s.is lo-.t
~ea HALVES. VAN DEURsEN AWARDS
WEBB, BACON & co. offer for sale
w sUGARs-So hhds 81 crOix
los hhds Porto Rico
do New orhcan.
Is and Pulvers.d
"a derees aud 20 half do New Orleans Clarified
Is boxes Havanns
MoLAssES-s0 hid. Porto Rico
90 hhds terees Trinidad
20 hhds Cardsnas
CoFFEE-t0o bars
500 bags Iasuayu
CANDLEs-sS bore. Sperm
10 boxes Stearie
so bore. Hun. pa,en, rarO~
90 bores TsIiow
Castle Brown and Shaving Soap
200 kess Cut Nails and Brsds
tons Bisercd Steel
Hoop Iron
go ton. Nova Scotia Grind Stone.
1900 side Sole Leather
Hsrnes. and Upper Leather
bales shoe Thread
40 packages Gun POwderTes
Black Tea
~ bbk Sperm Lamp Oh
81 bbl Tanners Oh
200 uerces Thomaston Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nests OF WOODWARD
Is uerccs Rice
SO bbts Cider Vinegar
~ hhds Bacon Sides
Is hhds ssoulders
800 bbls n. c Cut Hemsgs
100 bbs Family Roe do
rs bbls Shad
Rosin-rar
Spirits Turpentine
Letter. Writing and Whipping Paper au 81
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY
nv D.rnyTryy<-,

HAVING been and troublei
eeeded procuring Paint keep WHITE
equal best polished whie my
fiaD- muehes change than the old plan Of poshed
Specimens can Be seen Of The worn, st my Shop.
no MOTT, Painter.
an Cloh- Sam.
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UPH0LSTERING
A ND III OU NISnI G =.
ROBERT NO'FT

House sign Painter and Glazier
Nsrf door the EreAssgs Bask, RieaH0si Yrrizis,
HAS received further supply Of Paints OH. Cope
III vanishes Brushes Blenders assort-
ment and American Window Chs
all Of which he desrous seor
most reasonable
N. B-Aiarre supply OF Soap Stone Paint for
pain for Tin or r N.
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KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
II MAIN SIREET.

"AVE in store, and are now receiving, their
stock British, and American Dry Goods,
trade comprising unusually large and extensive variety,
which they be bought any
country which respectfully the
the trade. KENT, kENDALLA hTWATER-
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PHILIP Nj. TABB q son,
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,

Omee On Vain stfcet. oppcsile EIehsnge Bank
ITRND To THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS Of every
N description; Renting receiving and selling
property adjacent country Hiring
their hires and dposns OF them pvelie private
ke
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,

ILLUSTRATED by 2so Etssvings and ~ Mas with Globe
Map plan ny Goodrich, author Of Peter lar
ky's Taie." vol qaarto. Price soc
This scnocL Book. Of eseAi.g-
and nothing allowed interfere
the from the adopted. be fouad
great quantity which
hm1 book fer reference. It's witty this viii be
HANGED by index the close Of the Simplicity perpi
and convenience have carefully studied in the
ofhe whole work The ypgphy and the e.s ofthe
peculiarly f aud DISTINCT the immediate eontsuy
with the descriptions OF countries 10 which thsy relate
The Globe Map and useful device and VIII be found
good Substitute artificial Globe with the advantage Of being
easily hand and constantly before the during the early
Of study. For sale BY
NASH woopHoUsE. Bookseller.
Main
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ChOICe UrY UOOOs,
OCTOBER 90.
WE arc now receiving per Express, and schr
Patrick Henya choice assortment Of fine reAirg goods
consisting In pauof
FXtra 6ne satin striped shaded CashmeTes
a variety OF shaded Mouselins Cashmeres
Carhmere and Mousein Robes
sun silk PlaidE, and plaid Merino's
New style brilliant silks
Highland plaid silks, bright
French Twans DOWN Cloakings
Great variety OF paid Closkings
Plain eoi0red thtef cloths for CoakinE
Real cashmere shaws, some very rich
Broehe TJrkene and printed cashmere
Lace and Preach worked Capes and Collars
Black love Wells and black and white lace Ven,
Very nch thresdI.aees andlnsertnKs
soit haishod BombaE.nes, Alpaeeas, Lus,re
Beautiful assortment bright Plaids for Children
Ladies white Fannels 6c,
ALSO,
Cloths French CaEmes sanetS Kentucky Jeans Mallory Ker-
/ seys- Blankets, Ge
These goods have recently been the Northern mar
kes and al reduced prices and sold accord pFly
| oe - HAYES, VANDEURsRN n WARD
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For Coach MA

II HAVE received white and Drab Cloths blue
eooured AIpaesE aRd other goods for carriage
mings- ID. II. LONDON,
Eag
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~ OT1CE.-HaviDg by attachment, served
v upoa Stephen DuvaI Fendal prohibited
from paying the following negotiable Notes. drawn by Duva Bro
Tiers Co. and endorsed by stephen Duva and payable Bea
min Churchh Duyal
hill Co this caution the public from receiving any
trading said noesls note dated 9th June, 1896
DuVa, Brothers and endorsed by
for S20O5 90 ofsame date drawn
and endorsed by Stephen Duva aud for about $4,000
EACH payable and the other ~ months from June
ANDERSON Jr
Aug "a, I646-u Va
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n IT : FFV" "I' EN'W rIHFVTI fteKIHt"
TIE PEACE PARTY IN WAR.

1t is historical fact, no less singular than true,
that in all the difficulties and collisions between our
government and foreign nations, portion Of the
federal press and party have invariably sided with
he enemy. In the last war with England, they
openly denounced Mr.. Madison and the administra-
lion, threw every obstacle possible in the way Of q
vigorous prosecution Of the war, encouraged the
enemy by open discussions, and finally held con-
,enlion in Hartford for the purpose Of forcing the
government into a dishonorable peace. During
General Jackson's administration, when he forced
he French government into settlement Of our jusi
sims against them, they were fierce in their denup-
arions OF old patriot, and charged him with a
disposition ITO involve the country in a needless
warp Their preseason large portion Of them
we're filed with the foulest abuse of the admnstrs-
lon which was republlshed abrosd an the true feel
ngs Of the American people; and il was not unit
congress, almost unanimously, put atthe disporh'
The President almost unlimited means FOR fht
lainteDance Of our rights, thai the Frsnoh govern.
cent found they had mistaken ibsgvoiee Of a trea
unable band for TINT OF the greet body Of Amer
an people, and yieldessoo our just deuhandsy i
hos been Just so ia all our local difficulties. "A trib,
Of lndieRss tpld not be removed, without drawing
81 would ....... ....
al Oame off
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not necessarily eonhne your action within the terri
tory Of Texas. Mexico having thus commenced
hostlites, you may, an your discretion, should you
have Sufficient force and be in condition % do So
cross the Rio GFsDde dsperse capture the forces
assembling to invade Texas defeat The junction Of
troops uniting for that purpose, drive them from
their positions on either side Of that river and il
deemed practicable and expedient, take and hold
possession Of Malamoras,, and other places in the
country. scarcely need 10 say that enterprises of
this kind only TO be ventured on under circum-
stances presenting a fair prospect Of success.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ss# By OF. M VIM. l.. MARCY,
,-l Secretary Of War.
Bngadisr General u. TAYLoR,
1"' Commanding ihs U. 8. army in Texas.
p. S.-Herewith you will knd copy ofthe order
OF the Navy Department to Commodore Conner.
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He has not the requisite information in regard TO
the country to enable him TO give any positive drec-
hons as 10 the position you ought 10 Jake, or the
movements which q may be expedient 20 make.
These must be governed by circumstanees. While
avoiding as you have been instructed 20 do, all
aggressive measures against Mexico, long ~ tho
relations Of psaoe exist bstween that republic and
the United States, 10 occupy, protect
and defend the territory ofTexas TO the extent that il
has been occupied by the people Of Texas. The
Mo Grande Is claimed 10 be the boundary between
tho two countries, and up TO this boundary you
are TO extend your protection, only excepting any
posts on the eastern side thereof, which are in the
actual occupancy Of Mexican forces, OF Mexican
settlements over which he republic Of Texas did
not exercise jurisdiction the period Of anne Ration,
OF shortly before that event II is expected that in
selecting tho establishment for your troops, you
viii approach near the boundary line-ths Rio
Grande-as prudence viii dictate, With this view,
the Presideai desires thai your position for part
u your forces at least, should be west Of the river
Nneces. a.-..'".t.. Bow Htt . ...r.. H...SI
You are directed to ascertain and communicates TO
this department the number Of Mexican troops now
al Matamoras, and the other Mexican posts along
the border. their position, the condition Of them,
and particularly the measures taken or eontempla-
ted TO increase OF strengthen them. II you should
have any reason 10 believe that the government OF
Mexico s concentrating forces on The boundaries Of
the two Countries, you will not only act with refer
snse 70 such state Of thiags, but give ihe earies,
information TO this department. ,.-.
Very respectfully, &c.
.., ',r@. VIM. L. MARCY,
SECRETARY nj War.
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BOARD wANTED.XLA furnished par
I'D Tor and bed ruum, with board, IN a pheasant 10
alton near the Capitol, is wanted for small fam
ly consisting Of a gentleman, his wife, and two
kildren. A house where there are no hoarders
preferred Address, stating terms, Sc,A. b. c.,
gfiee OF this paper. .t,a.c7 Of Gs.'E WV.
May 20 --r.-r .e l- .-a-ts-atf- ~.
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stf. From the Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times
81 HAVE THE PowER-I SHALL NOW
GIVE YOU pEACRu

This issn expression worthy Of the pupil of Jack.
son and the President OF his 1.-THE mightest of fire.,
communit esn No one can now doubt that IN,
merican people have ,hief Magistrate, who feel.
the weight Of the duty imposed on him, AID who
with manly resolution, and in the spirit Of q Chris
tan and patriot has resolved ito maintain the au
thority and efficacy Of the laws 10 suppo IT hnd in
y,gorate ell the measures which may De addpted L
oo'sin speedy, just, and honorable peace.T Con
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War DEPARTMENT,
Washington, August %, l845.

w oeh"SsouJ August lofJ.
SIR: The information hitherto received as TO the
intentions of Mexico and the measures she may
adopt, does not enable the administration here to
give you more explicit instructions in regard to
your movements than those which have been al
ready forwarded to you. There is reason to believe
that Mexico is making efforts to assemble large
army on the frontier Of Texas, for the purpose of
sion oft. OF their movements you are doubtless
advised and we trust have TAKEN early will take
prompt and efficient steps to meet and repel any
such hostile inct1rsion. Should Mexico assemble a
large body Of troops on the Rio Grande, and cross
il with considerable force such movement must
be regarded as an invasion Of the United States and
the commencement OF hostilities. You will, OF
course, use all the authority which has been OF may
he given you, to meet such a state Of things
Fexas must be protected from hostile INVASION, and
for that purpose you will of course employ TO the VI
most extent all the means you possess or can
mand. ~ '' .7. "."''. " 7'''' "..'f'
An order has been this day issued for sending one
thousand more men into Texas to join those under
your command When the existing orders are car
red into effect, you will have with you force OF
four thousand men Of the regular army We are
not enabled to Judge what auxiliary force can upon
an emergency, be brought together from Texas;
and as precautionary measure you are authorized
10 accept volunteers from the States Of Louisiana
and Alabama, and even from Mississippi, Tennes-
see, and Kentucky. Should Mexico declare war,
or commence hostiities by crossing the Rio Grand
with considerable force, you are instructed tn
lose no time in giving information to the authorities
Of each or any Of the aforementioned States rs to
the number OF volunteers you may want from them
respectively Should you require troops from any
Of these States, il would be importantto have them
with the least possible delay, il ia not doubted that
at least two regiments from New Orleans and one
from Mobile could be obtained and exped itiously
brought into the field, You, will cause il to be
known at these places what number and description
Of troops you desire to receive from them in .he
contemplated emergency. The authorities of these
States will be apprized that you are authorized to
receive volunteers from them, and you may cacu-
late that they wlprompty join you when il is made
known that their services are required. Arms, am
munition, and camp equipage for the auxiliary
troops that you may require, will be sent forward,
subject TO your orders. You will 80 dispose OF
them as 70 be most available in case they should be
needed, Al the same Time with due regard 10 their
safety and preservation. Orders have been issued
to the naval force on The guf Of Mexco 10 co-ope.
rate with you. Youw es far ss practicable, hold
communication with the commsnders Of our national
vessels In your vicinity, and avail yoprsslf Of any
assistance that can be derived from thsif co4opers
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ZINE watches, JsweIry, and silye,

J. Ware..-SAM'LW w. BE NEDICT, No, Wall
street, New York, would call the attention Of per-
sons visiting ths city to his large assortment of
chronometer duplex, lover, and other fine watches,
imported direct from the best makers in Europe,
and will be warranted perfect in every respect, and
correct time keepers. Also handsome pattern Of
anchor escapements. Watches for ladies',
Mr. Cottier, who has been at the head OF the re-
pairing department for the last FIVE years, will give
his personal attention to the repairing OF all fine
watches. W.
Spoons, forks, cups, and every description of sill
yer ware. ,.. .r.t.
Nav o0--d3w
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FoR RENT, and possession given Immediately,
j. the comfortable two-story brick dwelling house
on South A street, Capitol Hill, being few doors
east Of Mr. Hills boarding house, and near the
idence of John III Houston, esq. Said house is
veil adapted 70 the use Of small family. II has a
veil ofgood water in the yard large lot for garden
dry cellar, &c. ..ag
For terms, apply 10 ode .a s.na.. wig.
70 JOHN H, HOUSTON.
Nav e0-3t o.