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Bv X. w. DYER, .ascsSonesr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCTION.-On Wednesday next the 10th instant, at
10 o'clock M shall sell, at The residence of Edward
Stubs, esq, street, between 9Th and 9th Streets
edatey in the OF the Patent Office his household
and kitchen furniture which very good, and well worth
the attention of persons furnishing Among which are
Do sideboard, dining and other tables
Do ~ rocking chairs, handsome frescreen
Very good piano-forte stool, and cover
silk damask, cashmcret, and muslin window cur
tains and ornaments
Painted blinds, dinner and tea china, glassware
Pier and other glasses, hall and solar lamps
Plated candlesticks DC, clock
Ingram, parlor, step, and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs, stair rods, oil cloth
Figured mating, bedsteads, best feather beds,
mattresses, &c.
Mahogany bureaus, washstands, toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles and good of kitch-
en- requisites
Terms OF sale All sums of and under S25 cash over
SD credit of two and four months notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
Sept. 3-eodNds r. w DYER Apctioneer
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ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, would inform
his friends and the public generally that he has just
received his stock of fall and winter goods direct from New
York. bought in person. and selected with great care in
view Of the great competition, such cloths, cassmees,
and yestings OF the latest mpoations which goods will be
made to order in superior stye and cheap can be
made in the United States His stock will be found larger
and more complete than in any former season Persons
wishing purchase clothing good terms will do well
defer making their purchases they call and examine his
stock am fully prepared compete with the times, and
all ask is call think can show you goods that
not be found in other store in this city, unless you find
them in of the establishments of merchant ailors
Always hand large and fashionable assortment OF
ready made clothing of my own make cloth cloaks and
overcoats frock Dress and sack coatsn short have
hand every article needful for gentemen's fine
dunn, and lowpriced clothing to suit the condition OF all
Do mistake the store, O vndcr the u s. Hotel be-
tween Sd and IL streets.
Sept. 2O-3tif p w. b.
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Extensive Sale OF Valuable james River Lands and
Coal Property.

Coal Property.
pursuance of decree of the Superior Court of Chan
cery for the Richmond circuit made the 10Th June,
S47 the undersigned will offer for sale Wednesday, the
10th day November next if fairifno the next fair day
the following valuable estates, lying on James river and
No l. The upper plantation adjoining the lands Of Thos
acres age portion Of which consists of grounds
BODY on TueEahoe creeh This tract IS situated
diaey in the line OF coal formations having pits now in sac
cessnl operation each side OF it and few years ago
coal mines extensively worked the prem
ses. A thick scam of coal on the land adjoining this
has lately been opened and worked nearly the line
1t is believed that lands in Virginia offer more favor
able prospect for those who wish 70 engage in the coal bu
This lies in compact fon--the buildings near
the Of the open land, and the whole Of it is in excel
No 2. The tract formerly owned by James Currie, de-
ceased. called EAerse adjoining No I, and containing BY
survey 765 OF which about 200 Jw grounds
Of the best Quality On this tract there is excellent snc.
coed brick dwelnghouse. with an ice-house and other
No B. The lower plantations purchased OF the late David
Mh asa ia Ho
body of second low grounds There is dweingouse on
this tract which, at small expense, might be rendered
No. 4. a tract of land bought of Thomas Mann Ran
I ayns thereon Re- nog f and W mil and
of this tract Mr. Randolph has reserved right to dig goal
TSc Gand s Syea % ea o
state of improvement Their vicinity Richmond being
canal which passes al the foot Of The hills in Situation to
DO the least possible injury the means affords of rga
ton and offs waterpower there being perpetual waste OF
Ut points, with the value of the coal property,
make it perhaps the valuable that Of
red for sale in Virginia. Near 300 have been lined
with great benefit About 1000 bushels of wheat will be
before the sale.
The win be offered for sale EHeralie which is
nearly CENTRAL in the order The FERNS,
according to the decree, will be follows viz oneourth
ofthe cash. and the residue in three equal
nstanen of one two and three years, bearing
from the first day OF January next when possession of
the properly will be delivered the purchasers executing
bonds for the credit payments, receiving
till the purchase money shall be paid, and conveyance
directed by the Mr. Jenkins residing the estate,
will show it to any DESTROYS OF pure hasing.
b. w. LEIGH, }r,
WIN. F. WICKHANI, Comrs.
Before the end of the year, the slaves about 1870 in
bcr the stock, crops &c. will be offered for sale, of which
due notice will be given.
Sept. l5--ctds B. WI.
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TOSEPH II. NEVETT, Pennsylvania avenue opposite
d Wizards Gate Fuler) Hotel, would ask attention
Of purchasers his large and the very BEST selection
STOVES AND CRATES ever offered in this city
He will sell the lowest northern prices and no mis-
take Among tlem he has n alright and hotair
coo stove warranted cook better, and with less fuel
than any other in the market He has also new
and beautiful style of radiator and wood paor stove
or before offered for sale in this city
Buyers will find much to their advantage call, he
will sell the very lowest prices, and have all
fully put 10, so a insure certain satisfaction.
lie has lust received large lot Of splendid enamelled
CRATES which for beauty and cheapncss CANNOT be equaed
He continues sell and put up the celebrated Bcbec
cooking rnnge which perhaps more used and appe
ciafed thnn all the other ranges yet invented
Q%Do not forget the pace--Jos. H. NEyTr, south aide
Pennsylvania avenue near 18th street. Sept 2-eod6s
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From the saco (Ms.) Democrat.
The Observation-Disclosures Trfumphants


The returns of the election of last week show that
democracy has achieved complete triumph the
bined forces of federalism and abotonism Maine has
been true to herself-true to the Union. Though the
vote very small account of the exceedingly un-
pleasant weather. yet there has been large relative gain
in the democratic vote We have elected our governor
members of congress in all the vacant districts, MAORI
ty of the senate and of large majority in the
house
Such result, though nothing more than might have
been expected, is peculiarly honorable and gratifying al
this time The opposition having denounced the national
administration for the with Mexico and laid to its
charge all the bloodshed consequent upon it, and taken
sides with the enemies of the country like the tories and
ederasts OF DID, called upon the people Of Maine to re-
puate the Chief Magistrate of their choice and enter
their ranks The answer of Maine to this proposition
is such might expect from patriotic people She
spuns the treason and the traitors Her voice is for the
country in war as in peace, and gives the lie to those
Mexican croakers who continually cry This is the Pres
ldents war" Maine says to them and to the Union
she will stand by those who fight the battles of the
try
In this county the whole democratic ticket is elected
and we have gained three representatives. York gives
632 majority for Dana.
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DUvALL& BROTHER, merchant taiors under Csads
IL bys Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, 81 street. would
announce their and the public generally their
arrival from New York with their usual supply of new and
fashionable goods. of the latest imporiatons.
Those wanting good article at moderate price, or a
sssteu and elegant garment will be suited by calling
before purchasing.
Also, fancy articles for gencmen consisting in part Of
Suspenders style crnyats and stocks
silk and woolen shirts and drawers
Linen and cotton shirts, handkerchiefs, gloves
Dressing robes, uwbrepes, DC.
Sept. 23-3taw8w
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NTantcd situation Teacher, by graduate OF Tim
w ny College, Dublin, Ireland, who produce mos
satisfactory letters of from trustees
academies of which he has been principal and from pr
vate families, all residents of Maryland and The neighbor
ing States, aestng his morality and sound ability i'm
part thorough knowledge of the Latin and Greek Ian
gnages, and all the branches of complete English edu
cation including mathematics 1t may also be necessary
20 state that thea advertiser Is single Leuersad
dressed % A. B., at Baltimore, win be Immediately at
Sept. l5-2tcp
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Tickets $l5-shares in proportion.
To the above magnificent scheme which has been rarely
equaed in poiqt Of attraction and in which three
Der prize can be less than l O00e invite particular
ton The risk package of whole tickets is only $2O,
and for packages of halves quarters and proper
One package of tickets may draw the four splendid
capitals of $4,000, 81 $780, $4,000, and 5000 amounting
to the beautiful fortune of
77,50O DOLLARS.
We have tickets in all the daily Baltimore lotteries.
Orders will have prompt and confidential attention.
ID. PAINE ~ CO., Alexandria, Va.
SAINT C1--6idSCr
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CARPETTNGs.-The subscribers would call special at
~ their superior assortment of carpengs. Their
stock very complete comprising ell the usual styles Per-
from the bordering counties Of Maryland and Virginia
well Baltimore, viii find to their advantage
Sept N-81 b, CLAGETT Il co.
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No. H. Iodds Bafdng', Pennsyrania apenue yashngfom
GENT for claims notary public, and commis sioner of
mont, MASSACHUSETTS,, Rhode Island Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland Virginia.
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa. Kentucky'
Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan.
Sept 8
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RELIEF FOR New ORLEASs.-Rev. DIR. Hawkes. preached
discourse at ST. Barhoomews church, Sabbath even
ing, in which he described the condition OF the scA
at New Orleans, and the very grca; abor OF inc
members of the Howard Society in their behalf II is I'M
say that this discourse eloquent and deeply
affecting. ontrbuton taken up at the close o
the discourse which amounted to the good sum OF so
other contributions learn have been raised by one OF
two benevolent individuals, amounting TO- $1,000 most o.
which has already been sent on,-N Y, y'W, Of Com
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(tONsTABLE'S sALE..-By virtue of two writs of pen
~ dtoai erponas issued by John l.. Smith, esq, of
the justices OF the tor the county Of Washington,
the premises Monday, the 10th day OF September
o'clock, for cash, one house and lot situated the
of 9Th and ID Streets in the city of Washington,
known lot No l. square 407, late the property of Ow-
Connolly seized and taken in execution at the suit Of
Richard Vansant. ]. +. WANNALL,
Aug. 1875 Constable.
o. The above sale is postponed till Friday, the oath, at
4 O'clock Sept, 2I-N
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NTARSHALS SALE.In virtue of two writs of fer fa-
l cias issued from the clerks office of the circuit court
of the District Of Columbia for the county of Washington
and directed, shall expose public sae for cash,
on Tuesday the 10Th day of October next at the front Of the
courthouse door OF said county, the hour IL o'clock
the following property Wis Lots Nos and (orginaD in
square No 3ls in the city Of Washington seized and levied
upon the properly of Wm Buis, and sold satisfy u-
dicols No 10 March term, lS45, and No 81 udcias
October 1886 of said court in favor of Robert Bust
against said VIM. Bust
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Sept 22-dts Marshal of the Dist. of Columbia.
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MISS NJ E. WILSON, having permanently located in
Iyl Washington offers her services to the ladies' as
fashionable dress maker An experience of ten years in
fashionable community Jusies her in thinking she car
give satisfaction to all.
Her facilities for receiving the latest fashions and furnish
ing trimmings ample.
South side Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and I0tl
streets, second story of J. b. HIPS variety store.
Sept 22-2aW2n
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THE UNION.


-,,, :. ,oual session of the University will com
nence on The of October and continue without n
,nio until the 10Th June. The faculty iscomposed as
1.r HARRISON M. d., professor of ancient languages
MI Schcle We're, LID, professor OF modern lahsua
Edward H. Courtenay, LIZ d. professor OF mathematics
Mr.. William B. Rogers, professor OF natural philosophy
Robert E. Rogers NJ d., professor Of chemistry and ma
James l.. Cabe, NJ d., professor OF anatomy and sur
IgeV. - 49,,
VIM Fl. McGuifey, ID. d. and LII d., professor OF moral
hlosophy
Mr. John b. Minor professor of law.
To be admitted into the University the student must be
sixteen years of age but the Faculty authorized 10
dispense with this requison in the of application Tor
admission by brothers, OF whom may be under the
age OF sixteen.
the University unless he produce certificate from such
seminary other satisfactory evidence the Faculty with
respect to his general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive of clothes,
books, and pocket money, are estimated as iolows'
months 800
Fees il a single professor be attended, $50; two,
$3.50 each If three or more $25 each say 10
Fuel and candles, TO be furnished by the Proctor at
cost, and 8 per cent mssion-esmated II
only student in the dormitory, at $50 if two
in the same room at 10
Rent of entire dormitory, SIG; for half, if
| pied by two students
| Use of library and public 10
| 2lE
Good shnp NAV he had at from $50 to $40 for the
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ROUGH AND READY.

Old Tack IN the Field, and no mistake.
HAVE received further supply of grape and canister
i consisting Of
100 bags of shot, all sizes
Duponts eagle powder of the best and finest quality
And Old Kentucky rife powder, in onepound canisters
Percussion caps, tiints, &c.
Always to be had at the old sand 7h street.
Sept 2l--3t JOHN A. DONOHOO.
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IRIS. GEN. CARRINGTON's Seminary for young

IRIS. GEN. CARRINGTON's Seminary for young
lVl ladies. the LIST of October and closes
the 3st of July Mrs. Darlington spares pains to have
all the departments filled with competent teachers and
ventures promise thorough education can be
obtained in any part of the Union
Mrs. Cs dwelling in beautiful, retired, and healthy
part the city, combining many local advantages
orally found in city residence; and the internal arrange
ments such as ensure the comfort OF the inmates
The boarders considered members of the family and
required conform to its regulations but they govern
ed hx the law of Kindness.
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MANY years experience clerk in of the prnci
lvl pal accounting offices of the Treasury Department
requiring general knowledge of public accounts the prin
cipes and usages governing their settlement and the de
partment beauo which they may respectively refer
will be sufficient guaranty to claimants of the subscriber
qualifications prosecute with precision and facility claims
ofevey character and description against the general gov
ernmen and before Congress-especialy all claims grow
ing of the Mexican
States, corporations, companies, distant agents. and in
viduals addressing their communications me- (postage
paid) " Georgetown, ID. CT will be promptly acknow
edged, and punctualy attended to-
Office near the War Department, Washington.
B. CLEMENTS.
REFERENCES,
Hon. A. X. PARIS, Second Comptroller Treasury.
Gen N. TowsoN, Paymaster General
PETER HAeNER, esq, Third Auditor Treasury.
Hon. Gro. c. WASHINGTON, Maryland.
Hon. A. H. SHEPHERD, North Carolina.
Cen A. c. BENNETT, Mississippi
Rev BENZ M. MILLER, Mobile, Alabama.
Hon A. L. Mills st. Louis, Missouri.
VIM. J. ANDERSON, esq, New York city
0J-Commercal Register, Mobile, Ala; Missouri Repub-
lican, Mo; Commercial Advertiser, N. Y; Free Trader
Natchez, M will please copy and forward account with
paper containing advertisement, to Be.
July H}-law6wcp
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Half payable in adpance remainder the list Of March.
Each young lady will provide herself with silver
fork, table and teaspoon
No boarde will be allowed to shop, or raise accounts
without the express permission of the principal.
The boarders expected attend church with the
family, free of any chnrge for pew rent they
ted go abroad, unless under the supervision OF Mrs.
c. Of the teachers No departure from this rule will
BIO allowed unless by express with the parent or
guardian.
IcHMoND, 1847. July 26-Smoawcp
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Columbian College, -. G.
TTNHE winter session. of six months, commences the
i first Wednesday of October.
Tuition s26 90
Library, room, bed, and furniture 100
Table and servant, per week rs
Or, ut the cheaper table $50
To students who do not board in college;
Tuition 900
Library, room, and furniture 1890
Fuel and lights Washing 37i per dozen.
A small charge for average damages Those who
college class pay naturalization fee of $40 The
sary college expenses of boarding STUDENT exclusive of
books and stationery will exceed $3.50 per unnum; at
the cheaper table $50 Students who do wish go
through regular course and take degrees, may select
such branches may suit their objects in life On suit
able occasions, they permitted to hear the debates
Congress- and the in the Supreme Court of the
United States.
Bills payable in ndvance-halfat the opening the balance
at the middle of the session.
CoLrKaE HrIr. sepembr 8, acknowledgements
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w. +. w.

TTNHE Trustees OF the Bcrryville Academy, Clark
county, Virginia, wish procure the services OF an
accomplished instructor for the year ensuing. All
municatlons addressed either of the subscribers will
ceve prompt attention None need apply unless they
presen the very best recommendations
RICHARD III. WILMER,
CYRUS MCCORMICK,
f. ]. KERFOOT,
TREADWELL SMITH,
Sept IS-3tcp RAND. KOWNSLAR.
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Rv A, GREEN, v9vcttoneer

WINDOW GLASS AT AUCTION.-On Monday, the
wv 10Th instant shalt sell at my warehouse, on oh
street, Pennsylvania avenue, IL o'clock M large
and general assortment being in all eighty boxes oil various
sizes, viz . :,
by To- ii by H. by 49, 10 by H. IL by 49, 10 by H. IL
by II, IL by 10 coach glass IL by ~, French crystal
The above is consignment Just received nom New
York. and will be sold the highest bidder The glass is o
very superior quality large part of which OF double
and thickness, and worthy the attention OF dealers
and builders.
Terms of sale All of and under 800 cash; over
800 credit of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
Sept ls A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Nc above sale II postponed, In consequence OF
the incIemen weather, until Wednesday, the 18th instant
hour, when shall sell, rain or shine.
Sept I'D A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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Good washing may be had at from sS to $40 for the
sion.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the medical department. the session is OF the same
ength the academic session, (nne months,) which
enables the students complete curriculum of studies
extensive that of any other medical institution in the
Unon by attending only two lectures day They haye
moreover the advantage of daily rigid examinations on the
subjects discussed in the daily lectures
The expenses of the medical students the
those other students, with the addition of dissecng
fee of SO.
VIM. S. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron, University OF Virginia.
L lulv 2mcn
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the 18th instant, at IL
O'Clock m. shall sell the residence of Mr. Patrick, on
New York avenue, the OF 9th street, clark
nesss Row. excellent assortment OF furniture, nearly
new viz;
Mahogany sofa and paror chairs
Do dressing and plain bureaus, hat rack, &c.
DO dining, breakfast, card, and other tables
Cane and wood seat chairs, washstands, NC.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Cane arm-rocker, bedsteads, ookingglasses NC.
Solar, lard, hail. and other lamps, girandoles, NC;
Brass work eighday clock, painted window shades &c
Toilet sets, andirons shovels and longs
China, glass; and crockery ware, among which is a
good white granite dinner set
T6ree-py, ingram passage, and step carpets
Hearthrugs, radiator and cooking stoves
Also, good lot of kitchen utensils.
Terms of sale All of and under 1926, cash over
$25, credit OF sixty and ninety days. for satstacto
ry endorsed bearing interest.
The attention of the public is particularly invited the
sale the furniture is OF good quality, nearly new,
worthy OF their attention. A. GREEN
Sept 2l-6t Auctioneer.
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d. PAINE IL CO., Managers.

ManngorS Omce, AIexahdIla, VIFEIn1a.
d. PAINE IL CO., Managers
$4,000
In prizes, $4,000 each.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
OF Delaware and Georga-Class No 80,
To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday. Sep
TENDER %, I837.
IS numbers-I2 ballots
RRIIJIANT SCHEME