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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.-The subscribers ha We Just
IL received complete OF the following
Giles,
IO-4 ll-4 and 1874 linen sheetings
IA, 81 81, and l0-4 damask, for table cloths
SaIin dainask napkins
Towelngs ofevery description
Table and piano covers
Cotton sheetings, all widths
White quilts, blankets OF every quality and size
Curtain materials styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures, &c.
Also, daily expected per New York packet importan
additions to present stock OF Brussels tapesuy and in
grain petngs, rugs printed dgges NC; all Of which
will be offered very low for cash, puncua dealers
Sept 80 r. IL HOOE CO
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We have handsome article Of gentemen's sewed, cali,
double -soed and light boots for SIS
We would particularly call the attention of the farmers
we'll stocks of heavy bogans. We
tden if they will only give CALL they will not regr
the time spent in looking our stock If you want
good and cheap article, please you Be particular
IN calling al A. HOOVER " SONS,
Oppo Browns Hotel 2doors from b. L. Jack Bros.
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Dartlstt on Certainty In Medicine, volume.
- Dalton Dsaiuess aud Diseases the Ear volume
An Anaytcai Cou, pend Medical Science for the v"
and exa.nat,on ut Students, by John Nei and France
Quincy Smith, NJ D. 1 volume.
Meigss on Females aud their Diseases, volume. r
Household Surgery, Hints on Emergencies, by j. r.
South. Surgeon 10 ST rhoinass Hospital volume.
Soty ON ihr Human bsain. volume
Tayiof Po,scs m feailon TO Medical JursPrudeho'
and Medicine, edited ny G,Iihtn, volume,
Cnrlsrlsou's aud Griiiiias Dispensatory, volume.
Mer's Primo pies o Surgery. volume.
NcCieians Ptlucip Pies OF Surgery, volume.
Manuals h po1 Uriue. ,,tilt Kte<, ard Mafs
wick, Al. u, volume Gardn-r's Aiedca chemistry,
volume. lf-.Ht ..'
- And many other works in tho various branches
OotA I FRANCK TAYLOR
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LUsBY d DUvALL, Merchant Tailors,
ILndcr Cofmnn'a HofsL Rcnnspinania nrenur

HAVE just received, OF the latest mportatons splen-
IL did assortment of fashionable fall and goods
consisting of french aud English cloths, cassmeres and
vetngs which they will make order Ia their ele
CANT style. as low goods OF SIMILAR quality can be
bought in this any OF the northern cities.
Also received, and for sale very moderate prices
uemen's silk Merino and cotton shirts and drawers, fine
muslin shirts, suspenders, gloves, crava handkerchief,
stocks, umbrellas, hosiery. NC.
Our friends and the public respectfully invited give
. call, Oct3
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TNvEHY who wants CarpetinR can mud our
II article SUIT have every possible grade
and style on hand. We have
Rich tapestry velvet
Rich velvet aixminsteT
Rich tapestry Brussels
Rich medium do
Superior and medium Brussels
Brussels stair
Tapestry do
Extra supcrfne three-ply
Usual quality do
Extra super ingram
Usual quality do
Fine ingram, common do
Cotton Competing, list do, rag do
TwiIed and PLAIN venetians
Rugs of all prices and styles
Door mats, &c.
Having much larger stock Of carpeng than other
house of New York, unhesitatngly say all
Of carpets they do better with man elsewhere
Call and ID. CLAGETT 81 CO.
We have large OF stair rods, all and
prices which will sell much below the usual
Oct 10
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XXIHATMAN's Letter. Note, aud Despatch Papers -
w small supply of the above writing papers, superior
quality yihng has Washing
ION, is just imported direct from England, by
Oct "a +. TAYLOR.
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JESSE e. DOW,
Notary Public and General .4gemt,

Oce No 3, Union buildings, directly under the Union
Office, Washington, u. e.,
TTENDS to the prosecution OF claims before Congress
"A and the various departments of the government Pen
and bounyland warrants particularly attended
Bountyand warrants purchased and sold The heirs and
legal representatives of the officers and OF John Pau
Jones's squadron in 77y will lind it be their
to apply 10 Mr. d. he having the rolls OF the Bon Honme
Rtcuard and iance and tell glance rho aud
,cho not entitled share in the Denmark prizes Per
abroad who desire business be attended by Mr.
viii be required In all cases to postage and enclose
retaining fee OF So.
Refer members of the 18th and Both Congresses
generally
Mar 23-ly [Intel1
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A0E NCY FOR CT A NJ ,

J,ERDINAND w. RISQUE, Attorney and Couaselor-at
1 81 Louis, Missoari bias opened an office Washing
ton City for the prosecution OF claims usass .ne
States either before Congress the several Executive DE
paIments OF the government
He will attend claims Of every description whatsoever
by law requiring the services OF an agent
Washington those which his attention will be
ticulay and specially devoted, are the following, VIZ
Bounty land claims for military services in the late wa
with Great Britain Applications for patents for useful IN
Claims Of all kinds arising out Of the late wa
with Mexico. particularly for bounty lands or treasury
scrip; OF mileage, and for horses or Other
the United Letters addressed to him, post pad
will be promptly amended to He will also give has par
cula attention the OF the claims OF ndivd
aas aganst the War Depar'men, Tor expense. incurred
teers during the Mexican war; before being mustered and
received INTO The service Of The United States.
Fees reasonable. Office in Lakemeyers European Hotel
Pennsylvania avenue. between lith and 10Th stTeet
TIE undersigned take pleasure recommending she
public Ferdinand w. Risque, esq, as competen. ami
faithful agent prosecute any claims against the several
Washington City, June, ls45.
J, Y. Masessssec'y of Navy, LINN BoYp Kentucky
w ALLEN, Ohio, ARMisrED BURT, 5 Carolina.
D. r. ATcnsoN, },r...; ]. X. J. DANIEL, N. c.,
Tnos Benton, AisSou'' RICHARD FRENCH, Kentucky
SIDNEY BKEEsE, Illinois, w, L; Goaeis Virginia,
SlnoN CAMERON, Pa J. s. GREEN, Missouri,
JKFrKssos DAVIS, }Mi w. HALL Missouri,
r. Johnson, Louisiana, Gro. s. Housrov, Alabama,
JOHN A DIX, New York, KAuYaAs, Texas,
Saw a. H hasS' IT." T. W Lisos. Maryland.
IHOS. j. hUSk, SHAhbhS y ny
JAcoB w. MILLER, N Jersey HEsRY u MURPHY, T.,
j. d. WEsfcorr jr, Florida )Avip outlaw ~ Caroiina,
/ r ITSDrpwoop Kentucky JOHN S. PxKLPs Missouri,
IInit,d Safss senators r. b RHErr South arolina
Thomas Guilds, w. A. RICHARDSON, iiIinois,
Brig G,n IT, S. Il ROBERT c. SoIfxseK, Ohio,
J,urs SpIrIns A. ID. SINS, Souih Carolina,
Rrig Cen " q Il TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut
w. s. HARNKY, CALEB b. SMITH, indann,
/,J III Drapoous IT, s. A. RoBERr SAITH, Illinois,
ALEX III. STErIENs, Georgia,
Rrxy LARssp Y. ToMPKrNs Mississippi
Act'g Pavm'fT Cen u s. A. r. uooMhs' Georgia ~ ,
w q p.n,orr d. WALLACE, South Carolina
80 ~ q Nsr of Isgattor j. WENTWORTH, Illinois,
' ~ " ~ 10 lferco HUGH WHITE, New York.
- TT c,osx.v JAMES WILSON. N. H.,
Major md q. NJ U. g. H. Memoos Ho"ss " 'sps-
IuIv I3-3tdN2aw3m
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S,CAOOL BOOKS the copies OF che best editions
- great one purchased exclusively at cssh
prices. and for sale extremely limited advance.
Sept Is 0-'' '.' -I' p. TAYLOR. o
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SHOES Shoes, shoesi-A. HOOVER IL SON have
~ hand of the largest and best ssored stocks
OF boots and shoes offered in this Market which
they would respectfully call of their
and the public, comprising every variety, quality, and
price fo ladies' misses children men, boys youths and
servants. We enumerate, in part
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Total of volumes dgested $40
Ola majority of these reports dgests have hitherto
been made and of many oil the others the diYess old
and impere.t and the expense the digest
Of the United States Court Reports and that Of several of
the individual States, is much than the above
described digest of all the United States Court Reports and
all the State Reports that lawyer will find cheaper
buy the WHOLE, than buy only those of the United
States Courts and his State
March l4-2cpXw6,n
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ma. nANNlNe,s body sRACE.-Thon,and. Of D,

mr. BANNlNG's BODY BRACE.-Thousands of Der.
- sons afflicted by pulmonary affections dyspepsia,
spaton and various degrees Of local general debility
have been relieved by this instrument. Ii particularly
adapted to numerous ailments prevalent the south,
spinal weakness, disortions tendency OF the body
lounge and droop, both in children and adults BY
my the form TO an erect posture enagcs the chest
that the subject breahes fTecr and and thus
conractons OF the chest, with attendant affections of
heart and lungs couDteraced and full play given
the organs of respiration
The brace may be bad in this city by applying Mrs
Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all the
of Mr. Peter Bremen, tailor below Al street
on the north side OF Pennsylvania gentleman
will aid IN adapting 1t to those who may call for the pur
pose.
Applications for single braces, from distance, also
for patent rights may Likewise be directed Dr. Banning
office, 1871 Broadway, New York.
DR.. Banning refer, il desired, of the
eminent professors OF medical and surgical the
United States, well as numerous distinguished ade.
and gentlemen In this city and other parts of the country
Oct. I5-ly
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Lives insured
NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMk. HAsNAr, Secretary.
CHARLES De SLIDING, No II Todd's Buildings,
" Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
w. P. JOHNSTON, M. D., opposite City Pos, Office,
le.'l.H 7th street, Physician
Pamphlets explanatory of tbs principles and operations
OF the company can be obtained application al "'
agents Office.
Nov 5-lawAw
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ITO GENTLEMEN who shave themselves.-S. PAR
kER would particularly call the attention OF persons
who shave dressing Tor which
certainly supersedes the necessity Tor the Of
have hundreds OF czens testify the value oil the
dressing IL It docs the dnest
line, smooth edge. charge will bs made
few good and strops, and a lot of excehen,
shaving soap. For sale at s. PARKEk'S,
Perfumery and Fancy Store,
Octh near BlaokSwsPs Hotel.
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xak-h The public informed that the splen-
did new steamer BALTIMORE, fitted up
expressly Tor night travel, with large and commodions
cabins and rooms, hundred and forty behs
on the line between Washington and Aqua Greek
Travellers going south assured of comfortable
the Potomac portion of the route.
Fare 20 Fredericks burg- 50 90
Fare to Richmond s 80
Through tickets to Norfolk s so
Meals and state-rooms extra.
Persons having occasion to visit Norfolk Portsmouth
&c, reminded that the line via Richmond Norfolk
a daily one.
For further information, apply to the captain on boa
o GEORGE MkTTINGLY. Agent
Oct9
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Seminary for the Edacatou OF Young Ladies',
81 Get bet1reea l6M and l1th sireets onnnsite fhl

st. Get, bet,ceen 10th and nth Streets opposite the
Preadenrs Square.
THE Principal OF this institution, Miss CARROLL hay
ing selected ths position above indicated, will be
prepared receive pupils Monday next the Ah OF Sep
tenbcr
All the depar tments OF English Classical, and Mathe.
NAUTICAL learning, together win the Modern Languages
Ma-ic, Drawing AMI Panting NC win be- provided with
com peient nd acco,nl ,shed instructors.
Miss Carroll viii besto~ i,ed personal attention
the instruction OF her apis w,h All the advantages which
have been acquired by MUCH and the inlIn
supervision of her ialer, Ex- Governor
Carroll, from Maryland, now a resident of ',is city.
The conditions of admit,snce, wnich will be moderate
of study, &c, viii be d her prospectus, and
any uriher information furnished BY early application
the institution the LIST of Scptembcr, present
residence, street, between II ara 9TH
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rINHE Bius Laws Connecticut The Code of 1850 O
the General Court OF Connecticut also, somc exac
the laws and Judicial proceedings Of the New Haver
colony in ono small volume, l2i osnts-
Sept8 y. TAYLOR
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OCTOBER Report OF the Musaal Life Insurance. Com
" pany OF New York. office No. IS, Wall street
This institution, during the month OF October issued
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COULD NOT WALK,

That Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla is the very best
dy for female complaints there is dsputng. Thou
sands and thousands Of weak and debnfed females
Were prosated by those diseases which females
subject were soon in tho enjoyment of robust health
New YoRK, Sept. o. ls47
Dr. Dear Sir My wife has for the last been
greatly reduced
rey complaints such females liable She got bad
length that she entirely unable helpless
chiid She commenced using and she mmed
e began 70 regain her strength her complaints l. her. and after
taking several bottles she singular
thought might do good to pubish it, She Of
es that did her no good preriousI respectfully
JOHN MULLEN, Norfolk
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES'.
This Extract OF Sarsaparila has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female complaints. No female, who
has she approaching that critical
riod' the of life should neglect ke it, il
PREVENT for any Of the numerous and horrible
diseases to which females subject this time OF life.
This period may delayed for several years by using this
medicine. Nor is il less valuable ior those who APP
preaching wonanhood il is calculated assist
by qucksning ihe blood nvgoratin. the system In
deed, this medicine lie invaluable all the diseases to
which women subject.
1t braces the whole system, permanently the nat
ura ensrgiesby removing the impurities of the bodyno
far stimulating the system produce subsequent
relaxation, which the case medicine, taken
female weakness and disease.
DISEASE OF THE HEART. RUPTURE AND DRoPsY.
NEw Yos. July ~ is+s
Of the heart and with terrible rupture for fifteen
breath and auerng Of the heart which has been dis
and NJ, squsnsy been unable to leave her bod The rP
'n hs s:s sa
disease the rup,sss aost entirely disappeared
s.s .ssh ss''ss eomS
nen Of diseases But has relieved
'I. ss.
sy s.. ;h s:T.as .,.s: and should
oci, .h. account h'y liberty my
WILLIAM tssi' + ss;Tgss'1s,'y lame. stree.
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid medicine ha. ever b.,r .covo,. ,h,oh an
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva decon
preparation lila |, pSs,v o ra as n.s
OF dyspepsia, however severe chronct - 49,
asaa j bass DnrA.rrs-,, Albany May TO- is4s
with ay,psp.: n +: w:r.. form s..sdsd .ourn.. q
al ts s:s s.:n an
.s sss -: Or tire: H.:
was induced about two months since y
assy bottles. .pp.,: rs:.sd ssss
sss. sss : use
roars. No., W. W. VAN zANDr.
n pr,rc,,... ro~,. hvA ruah N have wrappsvs N,
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CPLENDfD Fail and Winter Goods-The subsc rbers
~ now daily receiving full and general
OF the most elegant French Engsh aud ada fancy goods,
well as the complete stock staple and useful
uces before offered TO their Ireds having taken
than usual in making their selections from the
recent imporations OF New York and Philadelphia In
dress goods
rs pieces of fancy Silks styles
rs do French cash d'Ecosse very rich
90 do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled gro de rhines silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekin silks
20 do real French mernos, every shade
do damask satin de chine entirely
do bpche Paris aicyones, also entirely
do satin striped tyrienne, do
80 do styles mousselines de laine
Is do high coored polka musins
do Al rich colored velve,s for visites, &c.
30 do white and colored Grape shawls, very cheap
Together with general every
line. p. ii. HOOE IL CO.
Sept 26
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Dr. BANNING Kind Sir The following from a
written by the undersigned to her brother,
Using physician in central New York. The writer the
bereaved consort Of clergyman well known and much la
enled aud her testimony is entitled to the highest conf
dence She cheerfuly consents to its publication if, in
your judgment, it may aid in commenting your useful
brace to the patronage OF those who would be benefit
ed by its
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LOST HER SPEECH.

The annexed certificate tells simple and truthful story
OF suffering and relief There thousands of similar
parents who let their children die for fear Of being srm
bugged, a few shillings:
BAooKLvr, September Is l8~
D pleasure in stating for the benefit those
whom that daughter.
old afflicted with general debility and Of speech
by family
was recommended by friend sarSaparlia
having used bottle she speech and
walk alone to the establishment Of all who
the She quite and much better
than she has been for eighteen MOI
JOSEPH TAYLOR, las York st. BROOKLYN.
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DIR. Banning's body Brace

1NHIS instrument, which has relieved many thousands
i of breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
distortion, also Of const patton, piles and particularly
female weakness, the symptoms OF which well known
be had OF Mrs. BALDWIN the of Mr. Petor
Brennc tailor, doors below Al street. the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue gentleman in attendance on
gentlemen Orders for instruments from distance e
forwarded to DR.. Banning, 1874 Broadway, New York.
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THE annual course of lectures will commence on
first Monday ia November, and continue until the
of April.
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From Professor Mott, of Ntsc Fork, and others..
| The undersigned have examined Dr.. Banning's move
views the mechanical pathology of many affections
the vscera and believe them be highly interesting
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
I Valentine Mott, Ste phen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. B. Whiting
]. kearney Rodgers H. Mclean.
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Read the following and say that consumption is incura
Bile If you
Nkw YssI, April as ls<7
verify believe that your sasaPala has
through Providence saving
years cough became
raised Of blood had night greatly
debated and reduced and did TO live have only
sarssparla there
change been wrought able walk all the
city raise blood and my cough has left You
imagine that thankful for theas results
Your otedent servant,
WIN. RUSSELL, Catharine street
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-04

TIE Ten REoIMENT BILL.-We make
the following extract from speech by Hon.
WM. ALLEN, in The U. s. Senate, previous
to the passage Of the Ten Regiment Bill in
that body. Tie Wings, though they doubt
The ratification Of the treaty Of Peace by the
Mexican Congress, seem determined ifpos-
sible to prevent the Mexicans from beng O.
verpowered and compelled to treat, Doubt
less, many ofihem think with Mr.. Vintou,
iha, by prolonging the war, and increasn g
Public Debt, they viii find a plausible argu-
tmcnt for ,iisii favofi,s doctrine Of high
| Protective tariff; and THAT the end jastifes
the means.
MI. Allen reasons as prudent statesman
should, who las but the single objectin view
/ he processes to accomplish: n
Il .Ibelieve TINT we should treat, armed and
not disarmed--that we should treat with
manifest readiness 10 meet any emergency
which failure Of negotiation might bring about
and not treat with declaration in advance,
that If Mexico refuse TO make pea, we can
no, prosecute the war any further.
| According 10 the views which l expressed
on other oc :asion, peace might have, as
thought, been obtained more speedily under
: other auspices; but in no circumstances does
!, the history OF tho experience OF otner natlons
or common reason lead US 10 any other con-
cluson than that warning nations should make
peace before they disann. Ifthere be any
!, armisiice, il is an armstice that acts upon US
+ alone, and not upon Mexico, because she is
v disarmed. We are The armed party; and
eyery hour that this war remains uncloscd
BY treaty is an hour Of detriment 10 the
!, interests of this nation. Gentleman may
exclaim, What! doyou mean to scare Mex
f lico by arming anew! Why, we mean to i'm
4 press Mexico emphatically with this import
: ant truth, that If she does not chose to make
peace, she has no other alternative but wal
n that we Gre not going TO sound retreat when
II Lii is asceriained that she is not prepared TO
), sign peace. Thisis the sentiment will
:. (which she Should be impressed. She should
, be distinctly advised that what has been done
n has not resulted from our weakness, bu
g from our sense Of justice and moderation
d Therefore, we should manifest no weakness
- but stand armed till she signs; and If she
do not sign, NANTES, to her the fact that We
. are armed.p That, sir, is nv opinion, as one
% who believes that in the present state OF at
" fairs peace is desirable. Now This bill, /
" il pass, will do no more than sanction tht
!. Presiden, in making contingent augmenta
: ton Of the army as precautionary measure
'e That is all. If peace come, the troops viii
" not go; if peace do not come, the troop
4 oug6t TO go, 1t isa plain proposition. !
q there be no peace, the soldiers should march
: We therefore infict no injury onthe interest
!, Of the country by the passage Of this bill.
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WILLJAM ALLEN.

We insert o following article from the
Georgetown Democratic Standard, asa de-
served tribute 10 one Of Ohio's noblest and
worihiest sons. There are none who de-
serve better Of Ohio, among the prominent
candidates Of the Democracy for the Pres.
idential Office, than William Allen:
TEE PREsIDENcY.--There is one man
whose name we have not yet seen among
the list of aspirants, that we would rather
support than any other man in the Union.
and that man is Senator AiIeny of Ohio. "A
life of incessant devotion to the public SER
vice, and earnest labor for democratic prin-
ciples---a high.wroughi patriotism that falt-
ers not in the hour of sternest irial---an un-
yielding resolution that forever supports him
in the vindication ofihe right---a will to Crap
pie with the very elements in the defence Of
truih--a sagaciiy that seldom deceiyes him
--to say nothing Of an intellect, the most
classical Of his age--are among his many
claims 70 the admiration and regard OF the
American citizen. He, too, IS identified
with Western interests, and has never failed
10 vindicate them by the might and magic Of
his manly elOquence.
For years and years, with patient and Ia
borious thought, he Has devoted himself 10
sbe advancement Of The democratic party,
and even when niisappreciaied and misun-
dersiood, his unshrinking lip has betrayed no
sracs Of disappointment. A consciousness
r. H. ~. Al