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TO Married Ladies',

Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
10 that painfal and injurious disease, Me Piles,
with consequent Inflammation Of tho stomach,
Bowels and Spine, Weakness Of the Back, flow
of Blood to the Head. &c. The Eleoluary Is
perfectly safe for Pregnant Ladies, and the most
useful Cathsrtic that can possibly be used, as it
viii not only remove the Piles and all infi'mma.
tory diseases tOithouf pam or irritation, but will
ensure an easy time, a safe delivery, and a sound
constitution in the offspring
The Electulry contains no mineral medicine !;
no aloss. colocgnth, gambOgs, or other powerful
and irritating Purgativs. No fear of taking cold
while under its influence. no change in Diet ne.
cesnry.
Sod wholesale and retail, BY Wyatt g. Ketch.
ON, l2l Fulton street, N. Y, and by the subscr.
Der, price 81,
JAS. F, GILMER, Druggist.
Juls rs, ls47, 4l-6m
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NOTICE.

A Ii. those indebted to oe cSta'v Of C. F. Moss,
N decd, by Mole or recount, arc requested 10
come forward and settle the same, without delay
with the subscriber, ne Executor beng desrous
Of closing the business by the LIST OF September.
All debts anG demands unpaid by July Court will
he nut IN tie hands Of an officer | can be found
At the office of J. " Osborne. In case of my alb
sence apply to MIR, Martin. at Davidson & Sptau's.
S. N. HUTCHtSON
Charlotte, June "a lS47. 3Stf
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List Of Letters
I'd EMAINTNG 10 The Pos, Office 4 CaAf.o'
Y q on SIC III Of July. lst7.

I'd EMAINTNG 10 lhe Post 0ffi-e 4 CaAflU,..,
a u on 'hc 1T Of july lsi7.
-WlHsm Alexander, Miss E,izlteth Al51-
ardrr, L4iay site 4 cSa"dor. Thomas a Adams,
A.,y AcAaa4sr, CYRUS \ Alien.
y Nm Dl4ck, 4 nonias VI Black, VIM Rayle
sarah Blc4Jes, Samuel Berr,hll, 1hos + Beatty.
" ilham Beatty, William W BJh, Armsicad Il
BarnUell Mes=rs BollJ & Son, Mrs PrHihcr or
R6.s HiasS ."sr Mf.s,: P.sAss Garter
c. Andrrw Clsrk, Joseph NJ CreIsh on. Jose ph
q Cannon, Dlyd Cnan.byr., 4 Curcc. VIM &
toiAe, InmnHs ast1n, Wrs n-flv ath-t,ru, -
C.4ss, Jls Camps, Jlo Cbur d. Robt Cashop.
D--JuhR y DAVIS, samuel Diy...
John VI IrWlr, Mr.. Jane Elliott, Or O
Lll0,2
F-!sum Fight
6 john K Garland ?, / l. Galloway VIM +
Grdil Zsnas Gror, T. c Gr.sr
Il-Mi 5 flh Harris, Etrhsri Hos Eel. Joseph
Ngku.t lleuatrsla. Andrew Ilipp. Pomcr1y II e.
ty2, CIV Il,labaugh Mr., Mary Holden, Hen.
N a Hartr Wm 4 H-rrs Q. Mis- NJ ~ liar.
If, - Ela,cLisun Alexander ilndscn, A o Iious.
ton, Bcrry Ilerr
rs J-llar;ia Ic,lour, L N johnson, VIM
Johnson. Miles johnson.
k-James k,u, John y k,Ir. l. l. kcrhe.
L-nucdla Lows, Edward II Lane Andrew
LAYING. Grscueteh Laud Rob, Lemmords =.
M Matilda McCrlm, II amor Mcpeaacn,
John MeCHHora ,, Charles p McGnuis, john W
Morgan, " MoIvea, y Mcdonald, Hugh Nc.
puaJd liuga NGanclcn, W VI Gland, Jno
M eGoaia, Jamns MAXWELL
N-llopkrus Now in, VIM J Ncc.
O-J5ab l. Orr, James II orman.
p-Joln VI Potter, Ms Susan + Parks, 7 F
Porc', John { Fhc'an, Washington PlumucT
M, Jane Porcr.
R--Alc,ander Robinson Dr. Joseph w Ross p
James " Rca, Moe Ro,enthaL
S-Noscs " Stanford, David W Stanford, Alex
amber Springs. John \ Stewart, 5 Stanh, John
swan. lram Sicc.c g, Sheffield Stern.
Tt c Temples, : Turner Daniel Towle,
Mrs Abigail Todd, John l. Todd, Jas G T-rr nee
:, Miss MARY l. florence
W-PaurA Williams, David Wcani Rev Jno
VI Wilson JOHN Wecks2, W Walls, VIM War.
uirs Jotn Williamson. Elancr c. Wilson, w w
Williams >, Harry Walker, 7 Wrs'on.
1875 II. MoGINN, T. NJ.
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TnXlor Meeting.

The friends Of Gen. T5s Ior held meet
ing 10 Raleigh on The 81 Instant Tie
Star save 1t exceiIed in enthusiasm II pos
sible, the Harrison and Clay meetings q
40 and ~, and exceeded in numbers auy
such meeting ever before held IA Raleigh.
1t was composed Of the c,tz"n- Of y AXE,
aud Delegates from Hai,fdS, fruuklln and
Johnston counties We Wi give the pro
ceedings IN cur neN'.
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Examination.

fEsfl e snnusl examination Of the Lad es Of the
n Fenale Academy Of this town, will take
place on THURSDAY and Friday, the 22d and 23d
Instant. Parents, guardians and others, sre res.
pectiBlly invited TO a''ond
Tie frsl Glass hope le complete the course, and
receive Certhra'es IN the snernoon of Friday,
when an Address will lie dehveted by the Rev.
Mr.. freeman.
CYRUS JOHNSTON.
Chariot,s, Juiy g. Iei7. t:2s
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We learn from 4 Correspondent Of the
Baptist Banner, Mat lie Hon. Henry Clay
pas baptized on the 22d uIi,mo u enc q
H. l.4ar,il,l i,...l- on lns a4a rstar.6,s,s,s
ieAag'on lie united ",ih The Episcopal
Cautch, but demanded immersion
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Cares arc Constantly Effected

BY tht So IIlls. in cases where every other mems
had utterly failed Tie most abundant proof Of
IBIS could lie given, but tIial Of one box will
convince the patient fie7 can lie ordered 7nd
sent ~ mail strii,.ag e1pe~ g. Tic price is Is
cents OK WhGeiuo laiiats lg,th ale ordered
md he many rema.td, las Compang riH pay tie
PaHGet On TIE Piiis. Eemia4Aces 4, 10 Com
Psny'3 ri,t. Wherever ,Lofa S no a cney Of lie
Company ihcy can te ordered by NAL.
These Pills are taxing tie place Of al! others
and M sic Z rcrs,r shu,,l5 Ia a 81 ant fbcu
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DIED

To Blaek ssmp Cireuit. South Carolina, the
Rev. JOHN 5 CAPERs. OF the NJ. Z. Church.
His death was oecasoned by injuries received by
being thrown from his Suikey by frightened
horse. lie vas nephew Of Bishop CaPers.
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va The accounts f.om MeA,co arc any
thifg bur satisfactory. Cen. sem, hae
nos marched ioNards tie CITY Of Mexico
Tor such was 'h, preparation Of The enemy
g receive lin, That he was compelled ia
sat for rcIbloreenon Tho guerilla,
arc becoming bolder, and Indications o.
obsilnaie resistance are rife from every
quarter. Santa Anna has been proclaim,
ed Dictator, upon the express condtllon, il
u said that be wall refuse 70 make peace
So their IS no telling When the var vi
cad
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AT tho same time and place, Tract Of Land
known as the Link Tract, containing about ISL
Acres.
The above property is that part Of 'ho real and
personal estate of the late Peter forney, which
wa, devised and bequoa;hed to his widow for her
life Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing any Of the
above property arc requested 10 examine tho same
previons to the day OF sale; and for information
in relation thereto are referred to Dr. william
Johnston. Miles d. Abctua,hy. Thomas Roz
,all and Mr.. Saunders, who ree,de- at the Mad.
son Furnace. The terms Of sale will be IL
months credit on the personal property. and two
wears credit on the real eststc with interest from
and after tho expiration of IL months from the day
Of sale -
J. FORNEY, Executor.
Nay o., le47. "s
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Va Gen. Pillow is sad to have given
another specimen Of hi' gsneraihp by
marching tie troops under lis command
from Vera Cruz 70 j3in Gen. Scott, ia The
hottest part Of the day instead q in Inc
morning and evening. This conhset eaused
$50 men TO be iald Up, Of which Of :
died aud 80 had been sent back 10 Vera
CluA.
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On The l4ih instant, at the house Of, and BY
John Thrasf, Esq. al Is minutes A. NJ. Mr. 10.
SEPH HOWELL. Of Gahsrrus county. 10 Miss
RACHEL SANS. Of Buneombe county.
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The GracicnbUrg Vegetable
81 1. ~. - .s

o. 10000 boxes sold each and eve.
~ week..
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 Il T. Hepburn, as
"a signce Of r. G. Allison, are requested 10
call on the subscriber, st bis office in Charlotte,
and make payment, as it Is lmportant the business
should be closed.
WIN h Ny Frs.
Jnns 3 ls41. 35f
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Empuri,ics Ofthc Blood.

For all Impurities Of the Blood, arising from
tho imprudent use of Mercury, or other causes,
for all Diseases of the Skin and Scrofulous atfsc.
tons in all cases where the blood is powerfully
determined to the head producing dizziness and
distress. DR.. Upkam's Elsetuary is entirely un.
,,y,1i,d
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Last Notice.

n IL persons indebted to the estates of E. J.
~ Cannon and Margaret Barry, deed, arc
requested 10 come forward ard settle between ths
time and July Court as longer indulgence can
not 30 given, as must close the concerns Il said
estates Those who fail 10 attend to this notice
may expect TO settle with officer.
BATE IRWIN, AGur
July |, ls47. t4l
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All Bilious Coksstra,n:s.

BOWEL COMPLAINTS CONSTIPATION.
nYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGUE. HEAD
ACHE. JAUNplCE, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
RIFT ATiSN, NJ STOMACH complain
MS, GREEN SICKNESS &c, 81. ,cll a,
enc. to those rillt Tney purge auag offensive
he.aofs arrest the progress Of disease, an4 At the
same time store tone and y9ot 10 The system. -
Ia cases Of general dcrangc Of the health,
tl,.o ara ( DEERFIEN
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There all b. Preaching al The naptis, Church
% saturday AMI sundly, the l7h aud lsth IN.
SAINT, " EiGgr r. Mason.
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rnlIammatory Diseases.

Although tho Eiertu1ry was originally prePar
ed for the cure Of PILES yet it has proved Itself
to be a medicine far superior to all Others, in all
diseases OF an lnhammatory character, with a
determination Of good TO any part or organ. In
ILLUMINATION and Congestion of the Liver ard
Spleen Inflammation. Soreness and liberation
Of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder
in Inflrmmatory and Mercurial Rheumatism, it
is The best medicine ever discovered.
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ss-.llIs PILES.
4 Cure For Life Secured.
DIR. PHA.1'S
E'PgfFGbte EteCftEHFv;

INTERIM REMEDY FOR THE PILES
I'M. UPHANS ELECTrARY is GER
z - TAIN CURE for that distressing com
plant. Whether Bleeding or Blind Piles, Internal
OF External, and a'so for other diseases Of sim.
liar nature, Vbah are frequently found in con.
junction with ples--su2L as
Liver Complaint,
Inflammation Of the Liver and Spleen,
ILLUMINATION and Soreness of the stomach,
Inflammation Of the Bowels Kidney and Bad
der,
Inflmnatory and Nercurill Rheumatism,
liberation Of the Intcstines,
Torpor aid Inactivity Of the Liver,
Inpurity Of Blood and Internal IIumors,
Weakness aud Inflammation Of the SPINE,
Want Of Action in the Bowels
Dry Heat, Inflammation and itching in the In.
testincs,
Severe and Habitual Costiveness,
Flow Of Blood to the Head, Diz7 mess, &c.
And for the Relief Of Married Women
Mark this il is an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an external application-and will cure any
case of Piles, either Bleeding OF Blind, Internal
or External; and probably the only Thing that
viii There is no mistake about it, 1t is pos
tive curc-spredy and permanent. II is also a
convenient medicine 10 take and improve the gen.
cral health in remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, al 81 cents
per dose. 1t is very mild in its operation, md
may be taken in cases of the most acute indlm.
nation. without danger All external apple
tons are in the highest degree dlsagreoable in.
convenient, and offensive; and from the very
nature Of the disease, temporary in their effects.
Tho medicine attacks the disease at It's source,
and REMOVING TIE CAUSE. renders the
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
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Charlotte 4 South Carolina
RAIL ROAD

TENfIE undersipned Commissioners Of the Char.
lntte and South Carolina Rail Road, viii o.
pen subscriptions for the Stock OF said Road at
Charlotte on the TIN day Of June next All per-
sons desIrous to take stock In Tins enterprise are
| Ii euest,d to appear and subseribc such sums as
they may ,hiak proper at the time and place above
me licucd. The books for subscription will 10
kep, opea Cor sixty days successfully from the It'll
% June At the same timu BoOks Of subscrip-
ton Will be opened in tie following other places,
under the direction Of the Commissioners hersaf~
Ter named, W.;
AT MoSRcE Marcos Austin, WIN D Wincha-
tor aud Saml. Il. Ws'kup, Commissioners.
Ar CoscoEp-John Philer, &C, Mesus and
". Allison Commissioners.
/ At SALISBURY John " Els, Clss F.si.sf ard
John | shaver, Commissionc'..
AT MocggymlE-Janss T Martin, Lemuel BEg-
han and Archibald J Carter, Ccnmissioners
AT STsTEsyiLlg y srph = Caldwell, Weller P.
Caldwell aut 'fhog. A alison Commissioners.
AT WnKE. BoRouaH-J .,ncs Gordon Anderson
Mitchell and Augustus Fniy, Commissioners.
! Al JEFFERSON George Buwg's. Alexander Nc
Milan aud Joutdaa CUuGcil COMMISSIONER.
Ar LExoR-S +. Patterson, ". a. lonoir and
Ei,-ha F. Miller, Commissioners
. AT AiokoANT7N-E. J. Erwin, Thomas Walton.
: r. aud Robert Pearson, Commissioners
/ Ar INSTRUMENTATION Cansier, l. ID. Chilts ard
z JAmes L, Alexander, Ccmmis 'oucrs,
i Al NEHroS-B1ron CFaigc LII Stafford and
8 Jonas Bost, Commissioners.
ar Observation-Disclosures Mills James Ora
Is ham and William Twilty, Commissioners.
20 DR. DsLAs-Andrew Hoyle, J1uee Waite ard
Ii Il. NJ. Alexander, Comm!ssloners
- II is required BY tie terms Of The Caa-'cr thai
slt Five Dollars on each share shall be aad ID whcr
III the stock Is subscribed. Which tue Commission
ers have power to receive TIE Commissioned
mr. IN the several counties, required ofrWard h
~ Books Of subscription 10 the Undersigned Com
70 issioncrs at his place. ~ilA i'll sums Of monsl
which they may collect.
nm * W ETMS.
CtAS FOX,
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RT THEIR USE.

Tie eak will become strong; The pale and bill.
Gus csmplcNon te restored 10 n perfectly flesh
aud hsyl hy colar; all the bad symptoms will one
~ ore G appear.
vance upon any other medltiue ever before offer
ed 10 lte public. a TRIAL WILL SATISFY ASy ONE
OF IRIS.
Jaiy Is, 1917 4lT
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The GracGnburg Compan,
Col. WM. JONES,

piyc notice that their General !
~ gent Tor the State Of North Carolina IS
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Va The letter We published las, week
tom Gen. Taylor to the Cincinnati Signal
pronounced forgery by the National
Wing, and tho editor says I've know
Geo. Taylor TO be Wing Of the strictes
fert
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Madison Furnace and Forge

together with one half Of the patterns, tools, &c,
belonging TO said Furnunce and Forge.
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stoves. arnte. and R.nr...

IUSEfH II, NEvETT, Pennsylvania avenue Opposite,
Wnards uate Fuiler's Hotel, would ask the attention
70 MS large and the rery best selection OF
oiOVES AND CRATES ever offered in this cty
lie win sen az the lowest northern prices and no mis-
cooking stove warranted to cook better aud with less el
than any other stove in the market He has Also na,,,
and beautiful style of radiator and wood pnrlor s,o
before offered for sale in this city. i e' nov
Buyers will find it much to their advantage to call az b
will sell mt the lowest prices and have stoves
fully put up so as to insure certain satisfaction.
He has just received large LOT of splendid enameled
He still continues sell and put the celebrated Bebe~
cooking range, which perhaps used appe-
ciated than all the other ranges yet invented. -
. GJ-lo not forget the place-Jos H. NKvrrT south side
Pennsvlvana avenue, near 18th Sept 22-cod6t
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THE UNION.

followed by the prominent statesmen OF all palhes IN he
north 1t il ntolerabe that miserable band OF odlous
fanatics should be allowed to overawe and dictate the
course OF either of the great parties OF the country
Another of Pennsy lvania's gifted sons, who IS most
worthy of the high station which he nus, mas by MS no
part of the south that he will true to the interests Oh
the whoe country this question II our hopes are Re
allied, the Hon. Geo M. Dallas will aid IN removing me
stigma cast upon the good old Keystone Stale by thc
course of the famous Mr. Wlmot
We will undertake in our next number 10 snow mat
even in reference to the exennnatlon OF slavery me
Wmot movement is as Foolish and impohc as are the
other means adopted by the abolihonss to accomplish
their ends
From the Yazoo Niiss) Democrat
The Wilmot ProvIso-The Hon. james Bushnnan.
We are reioiced to find in a late Washington Union a
letter addressed by the Hon. James Buchanan to the
ably and explicitly defines his position on the Wilmot
Provso He takes decided ground IN opposition to that
measure He declares in favor OF the compromises OF the
constitution, and advocates the leaving OF the slavery
question where that instrument has left ito the States
themselves He proposes the following sentiment at the
close of his letter, which in itself clearly indicates the
position he occupies:
The Missouri Compromise Its adoption in 1920 saved
the Union from threatened convulsion Its extension in
1913 any territory which we may acquire, will Sc
the like happy RESULT
For thus stepping unhesitatngly into the field, con-
demning the Wilmot Provso and defending the consti-
tuition from the assaults of the fanatics OF the NORTH Mr.
Buchanan himself northern man, deserves the heart
felt thanks of the entire south His able argument
Pile of the south that at the north in spite of the threats
and clustering of the aboitonsts there are those who
will only respect their rights, but will hit up their
eloquent voices in defence OF them.
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An oBLIeIse PArIENr.-The other day a coored man
was taken to The Washington colleges with fracture of the
leg oil such character leave no alternative but am
putaton to save his life. An hour accordingly ppoln
cd ana preparation made for the operation and several
professional gentlemen present. with the Students to
proceed herewith; bnt, on attempt commence the
WORK, the patient became alarmed and declined He
was assured that his life would be the price of his refusal
TO which he replied that he would rather lose his life than
ms leg The case becoming rather serious and there
seemed to be an nsuperabe obstacle in the reso
on which, yielded to, would inevitably bring about his
speedy deaths when DR.. Gibson remarked, somewhat at
random, " But, -, (calling him by name,) ''you see
I've invited several OF my friends witness the operation
and you are determined to refuse, they will all be dis
appointed The poor fellow turned it over a moment in
his mind, and then promptly replied "We Mass Gibson
sooner than the gentlemen shall be disappointed you may
take OIL the leg Thus courtesy prcdominaed humani-
" was sansned, science was entertained, and the obi
gng patient is doing weI.--han SIM
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walnut Grange for Sale

NIS beautiful estate the late residence of the Hon. John
c. Herbert, deceased, containing some 200 Of
land (5O in wood offered for sale in tracts of from
Sc to 800 each.
Situated in the immediate vicinity of Besvlle Depot
the Baltimore and Washington railroad, and due east OF
the same remarkable for its beauty heahfness, and
culiar fitness for the growth of meadow grasses, and I'M
proved with elegant brick mansion, and other suitable
buildings this well worth the attention of capt.
asts and gentlemen of fortune seeking country Estates
well as of small independent farmers II is but five miles
from the furnishing manufacturing of Laurel and
twelve miles from Washington city, with railroad and
turnpike eachthus aordng every facility to two Of the
best ma rkets in the country
Terms: One-quarer cash the residue in three four
payments satisfactorily secured with interest from
the day OF sale.
For further particulars inquire of Mr. Thos. 7. Hunter,
adjoining the premises or to the undersigned, at No. 3
Ordnance Office, Washington City.
Ii not previously solo, will be offered public sale
the LAUREL" at o'clock p the 18th September.
Sept i7--1d&2cp ALFRED HERBERT.
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HEAVY WHkAr-The Greenville Patriot says that Mr..
John Hartman, farmer of that county raissd his . m
four acres one hundred and bushels of wheat of the
Lambert species being twenty eight bushels to the acre
One bushe weighed sxtyeight and quarter pounds.
That will be hard to beat
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CARLTON HOUSE.

NHE proprietor of this establishment begs leave inform
i his friends aud the public generally, that his house.
having been thoroughly repaired and considerably
aged, reopened for vsiters Monday, the 9Th Of
June The whole of the ground floor has been included in
tue hotel and the house has been newly and elegantly fur
nshed throughout.
The proprietor that in the Carlton will be found all
the and quiet Of private house, together with the
living and attendance of fashionable hotel, and soliei
from his patrons continuance of the avors hitherto be-
slowed pedging himself to his enfeavors
give general Satisfaction PRESTON H. HODGES
Aug 23-2W
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FAMILY HAMs.-Extra fine Cincinnati sugar-cured
hams-eat selected, and great pains taken in the
lng-a small lot received, which cannot fail please
Those In want OF choice article of the kind will find
something TO suit at the store under Jackson Hail. where
have general assortment of groceries good and
cheap as can be found in the city Also wines and quors
in variety some of the highest grades, bottled and on
draught
To all which respectfully invite the attention of my
friends and the public.
sept 23-3r WIN. w. BIRTH
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LUsBv * DuvALL, Merchant ra,,or..

Colemdns Hofe1, Penasyluania avenue,
lave just received OF the latest importations snlo
did assortment of French and EnQsh ctofhs r1 s,,e
and pest'ng which they will make up order in the most
Also n great variety of fancy nan Ss, ~ p'Ices ICES,
such as silk, merno, and cotton shirts and drawers fine
usn sni cfavats, scars, handkerchiefs suspenders
our trends and the public respectfully invited to give
US cam Sept 27-3taw2wif
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PROSPECTUS
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER,

With the commencement of the Both Congress, we pro
pose TO continue the Congressional Register the same
plan published during the last session. Ii will contain
full and accurate report of the business proceedings Of
Congress- together with sketches of the debates which L
place in each house The Congress wi be one ofs
most important which has assembled for years, and il ia
determination give the people complete bis,o
Of their proceedings and such loo price that every p
who takes interest in the of that body can %
copy 1t is believed that the session Of The 2sI
Congress will continue at least eight months and we er
propose issue weekly, mammoth sheet octave
orm their proceedings the unprecedented low rate Of
One dollar per copy for TIE session.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-28

RoAADiN0.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue
- nearly opposite Coleman's hotel has a number Of
rooms which she would be pleased let permanent or
transient boarders among them several very fine front
ioo"s. Terms moderate. June 1.