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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-10

CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS, JOURNALS,
~ LAWS, AND DEBArES.-GEORGE TEN
PLEMAN has for sale at his Book and Stationary Store
opposite the General Post Office all the Journals Of Con-
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State Papers in 81 folio vos from the first the oath
Congress inclusive, or from 1889 TO 1928.
The Regular Series Of Documents in royal 8 vo vol
umes published each Session, from the 18th to the
2ith Congress inclusive from 1923 to 1897 The Laws
OF Congress in vols containing the Laws from the first
to the 22d Congress inclusive, from 1889 18th OF
March, 1889 the les is made complete to the 4th Of
March, 1897 by the pamphlet Laws Of the 23d and oath
Congress This is the edition used by Congress and the
Public Offices.
Storys Laws OF the United States in vols from 1889
to 4th of March, 1897 The 4th vol contains index to
the four volumes
The pamphlet or Session Laws Of the United States
from the 9Th to the oath Conrgess inclusive or from 1907
TO 1897 Any separate pamphlets can be furnished
Gales and Seaton's Register Of Debates in Congress
All Documents Foreign Relations Finance Com
merce, and Navigation; Internal Improvement Military
and Naval Affairs Indian Affairs Public Lands and on
Claims Of every description be furnished separately
in sheets.
Also, for sale as above large collection Of fles OF
Newspapers published in Washington and some OF the
principal cities in the United States
Aug. 49, m
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STEWARTS TRIAL, in pamphlet FORM reported 10y
~ gentleman OF the Baltimore Bar. Price, 25 cents
Also. the closing speech (in defencc)of Lee, Esq"
this day received for sale by +. TAYLOR
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ClLLiMAN'S JOURNAL OF SCIENCE has pass
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trict Of Columbia will hereafter be supplied.
Number n, for October 1898, is this day received
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price, dollars per annum noy24
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Editors of Newspapers requested to oblge with
few insertions Of our advertisement and accept the
Magazine for regular notice. copy of the papers con-
tanning notice or advertisement, is requested TO be sent
to the Edi,o-but regular exchange is not solicited,
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ERENcH LESSONS Mons ABADIE, pupil OF
Il the Normal school in Paris, has the honorto inform
the Ladies and Gentlemen in this city, Georgetown and
Alexandria that he continues give lessons in his
native language at his rooms IN private families or
academies, at moderate price, which will be reduced 10
those formed IN classes, according To the number.
Evening school will be open from till Z, and from
tall 10 o'clock, Il. M.
Apply al DR., Watkins. corner of1 street and Penn
sylvana Avenue at Fossetts, lately Mrs Letournos,
opposite Gadsby's Hotel
Abadies French Grammar and Course OF French Ii
teriure, Cor sale in all The book in this city.
aug 222awtf
NEW WoRKS.--Elen Granville; novel by alady
" OF rank, in . vols.
An Expedition o Discovery into the interior OF Africa,
performed Ivy James Alexander, X H. s. in vols.
Are just received, for sale Ivy
Z. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the Subscribers 10 the Wavory
Circulating Library, Immediately East OF Gadshy's.
Also just received, Miss Landons poetical works, CON-
plete in one volume. nov "a
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-10

GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE,
AND AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW,
Morning herald., 1839-07-31
We care not what dull plodders say
A COED SEGAR drives care away.

VIZ chos the above coupet Of the old the
wv heading of this advertisement, from irn conviction
of its truth Faying hand assortment o ae hnes
Segar. imported ia ~ United S',.s aad selected
pressy Cor this cstabshnsa Toy agent a Havana feel
confidence In recommending them TO friends and the
public The tho ch st and most ropa
Notwithstanding the Extra Norera La Normas Imperial
Traboco, imprsssa Cauones, Preiera Regaia the finest
to this country and imported expressly Tor private
aud various others which all who appreciate the ur
ury Of good segar Invited 10 call and examine
Remember that seixa s5 Cedar street. receives his Segar
direct from Hana they selected exclusively Tor him with
the gresest by competent judge and there no other
place the city where strangers and Others can OBTAIN with
equal certainty the gensne pure avanas s. Cedar street
jy26-lm-
~ RECKLEs FKECKLEsi FRECKLhs 1.-THE
prevalence of Freckles the human face and neck, has
from time mncmora been not only annoying but decided
sis6gurernent the human body and gratifying dsceye
that efectua dispenser has Ut length been found in
awyehs Celebrated Milk Of Roses which has stood unri
vailed asd usequaea in England, France, and America Cor
BHRers, New Jersey, May i4th, 1889.
To MIR. J. wyeth:-
snAt the request sf my brother William have great
pleasure stating to you that have been much irecksd
the face and neck for upwards Of was
nended your Mk Of Roses. have dosc and feel
truly pleased Ia saying that after the Of Il for moaih
ESTHER OGDEN, Bergen. Nj
Wveths Mix Of Roses speedily pmple blochcs
scales rouehnsss sasburn chon ehapplsg and FOR
moving the unpleasant sensaioss after sha,isr perfect
assry Observe the stamp of j. Wyeh Peffumer London,
the cork OF each bottle Foe sale wholesale and rc,s At
the proprtors prices by A. ID. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton
street, saunders, l6s Broadway Guon ise Broadway; Mil
sos 1913 Broadway; Hsrt, Chambers and broadway,
Dcke ala Brosdway CLARKE, cor Houston and Broadway
Rsr GA Broadwsy Cole Ogden, 66l Broad~s syme, s3
and $40 Bowery Dewar Church and Chanbers; 50
mervc ath Wocster Wych, 1854 Hudson; Creighton
carmine and Bedford; Cation Beecker street, Lindsay
S 9th Avenue Love lo5 9Th Avenues Neely cor Christopher
sd Greenwich Lane and drug and fancy stores 10 Ams
rca. England and France. iyis-sm
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

o. THIS establishment well known to tho public has
been fer the Of company sncethe 18th Of june
last II deemed only necsrsary to say that the whole ea
bhnsnt has been unusually good condition. and every
effort has and will be made maintain the high reputation
at present posseses and make dssrae place
Of summer resort than heretofore.
u4-lm* Z. MARSH Proprietor.
Morning herald., 1839-07-31
THE STUDY Z, i OF
BOO X K E E. p | N G..

~ Ce0es &tTeef, near BT00dscdy
ly- G. C. MARSH, Accountant continues to give Prac-
cal Lessons this branch OF mercantile edu
cation Also open cose adjust accounts, and 70 write
uF books.
The Of instruction through which the pupil passes
yete about three weeks study will be qualified to keep
correctly and elegantly the accounts of any business
The student practically conducts closes and reopens
aset OF partnership accounts has brought before hin more
hundred different business trasacioss, each OF which
subject Of remark and stsdy he becomes ami
various books from actual reference
with trial balances balance sheets various mercantile caicua-
tons in Equation Of Payments Discount and Interest," Es-
change, Insurance, Sc Sc.
Prospectuses with terms, TO be had Mt the rooms
c. C. MARSH'S WORKS,
Introduced in N. Y. p Schools - .
The Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping Smplihed"
standard work, eighth edition, 400 pages svo-$l2s
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping, Improved by the
Introduction Of the Proof Balance 30pa. svo.-76c
"A Lecture the study Of Bookkeeping, with Balance
Sheet. A neat pamphlst 4spa iaao-price is cents.
l9.lmeod-
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

1 NEW YORK TATTERSALLS-Ibs
GJS regular sales by auction at this wen known ~
N%&A tabkshnent Of Horses Sarriagss, &C., eoad-
l4 ~ nue. to take place every Monday, q y
o'clock, ,thresghsst the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday July hv
at IL O'clock commencing with Carriases Harness. &c. ard
10 o'clock the sale Of Horses will commences.
Gentlemen having Horsss TO dispose of are requested =
make early application, geod number On ua
catalogue hore be offered at auction unless regse
ed time for number the catalogue for whish s
register will be kept open tin Saturday 9th July at
GkO. w. MILLER
jyay Successor 10 J. w. Watson, 44o Broadway
DAvlLIoN, NEW BRIGHTON, Opposite New York
Cy-Ths delightful location half hours sail from the
City Of New York. opened the arrangemesf
for the accommodation Of boarde and vsters Families can
have to suit The spper reserved Tor single
gentlemen and will be let on reasonable te,ms
The steamboats, leave the city at T. i0f, ~ 21spa7
o'clock and the Island at T. 10, Sand 6i (excel S
that day they leavetromS O'Clock in the moI-, lH.
the evening, every two hours.
The Kendall Band is engaged for the season.
The Salt Water Bath ia complete readiness ~, ,Ah
je2Stf
Morning herald., 1839-07-31
T TNCKERBoCkER HALL No. 10 Park Row.-Th< sub

II NCKERBOCkER HALL. No. 10 Park Row-The subj
N scribers having opened the above house the EURO
PEAN fLAN would respectfully inform their friends and ss
public, that they ready modae them IN sybs
to be surpassed by any similar house in this city Tbs
house win always be furnished with every convenience and all
the lsxares Of unrvaled market There hssds
lodging rooms, which airy newly furnished, and pss4
order The Ordinary being the first foor spacious Hss
and web furhed and the tables shall always
supplied with all the variety the market aor served phy
experienced cooks. .M
The marked which has attended estabshmens q
this kind sufficient evidence ofhe adoption both bizas
and travellers.
Gentlemen visiting the city will 6nd this most desirable -
central situation. beng nearly Broadway, fronting the Par
in short the beauty and elegance Of local a
anstoy objects Of attraction and spIendor with which New
York abounds. EDSALL JONES'
B.For the accommodates Of Travellers, this house w
be open al all hours Of the night. al-6
Morning herald., 1839-07-31
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
Known A. CO.'S HATS.

BROWN & CO.'S HATS,
- For cheappss and durability, not surpassed W any
~ heretofore sfercd They combine all the requisite
qualities or the costly Ger color, lishtness, dura
biiy asd lsstre, at the reduced price OF " Ihe save,
for cash. which preclude. the necessity charging the root
toner Cor loss incurred by the bad The public are me
10 examine their Hats al BROWN \ co.'s wholesale ndre
tail warehouse No f7s Chatham squsre corner o. meu 81
New York. my3l.3m'
yXTHlTE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF vIRGiNlA.-The
w subscribers have Just received large supply o. ths
Water from3hs ~rorrieo which thsv offer tor sale al
ush stores " ws a. 10 Broadway and 10 As,or House
sA.sal disco, nsnsAs " wholesale purchasers.
RUSHTON n AsPINWALL,
Aaeas Cor the Propreors for York and the Eastern States
jyi6-lm'
~ ERNAN SILVER CASTINGS of every description
warranted sound white and soft, constantly executed
With dr.pateh and on reasonable term, by
iy2e ir LEWIS sFEUCHTWANGER, Golasi
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

Dy- SECOND WARD HOTEL-Nest to the eorner Z
Fulton street. Nassau This well known establishments
having undergone thorough rettng in complete ordev
for the accommodation Of those who May honor with ths
patronage.
There this house. besides the lower story which thrown
entirely open public bar room, large sPou the
cond story by 25 well suited for the accommodation o<
puSc meetings. together with several smaller adapted -
the clubs referees for the transaction d other rivsAs
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with and
be furnished with dinners supPers conposed Of eveV
species game decscy which the markets afford at sho
notice. [iell-yl EDMUND JONES. PreprietOr.
Morning herald., 1839-07-31
NEW YORK BAZAAR

NEW YORK BAZAAR
xHps AND SIZES, EVERY STYLE, AND FoR ANY
LIrE BUSINESS wnATEvRR,
III Fuiton street,
Three doors from Nassau
co City and sounEy merchants will a~d constantly
stock on hand They be accommodated q short no
sce to any size quantity they please ass shppAs
them ia so PROFITABLE packing may be desired 70 part Of
America.
Real genuine cologne Water, imported from Germany Of
most superior quality will satisfy every purchaser
Also, just received by late arrivals a 6ne let Of
C0LORED AND MARBLE PAPER,
Of the IN st beautiful pattesas. nylly
GO THE CHEAPEST 90
AND
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
vestngs and Summer Goods in this city, which will be
up teost style the notice, the
following prices cash ca on delivery, a! the well Known
n. r. JAMES,
LATE JAMES TAYLOR,
No SO Maiden Lane and No. IL Liberty st.
PRICES.
superhne black, blue or fancy eolsred Dress
Gentlcmens' Summer Coats from 80
Cashmere Panaloons, variety ofpatterns and
colors 81 80 to 50 so
y.,.s of silks, ,atius, vevets cassimere.,Mar.
sshles Valenhas or Thibst Cloth, S225ts s.
The public will pie observe the above prices rs per
cent below the ordinary prices of Merchant Taers e2sy
NOTICE The Subscriber offers for sale very
~ bic terms
500 pair very best made and warranted baro.Ae springs
500 seu bows
10000 lbs maneable coach castings
900 sett baroache and coach axles, warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
so sett very fine brass military bits and stirrups
100 do do saddle cloths
10000 yds coach assorted; together with full assort
nsnt of saddlsy and soaeh hardware and Nsak masabe
| castings JNO j. suMMLhs,
jyo-eodsm' $50 Water st
Morning herald., 1839-07-31
r - ron PoUGHKEEPsIE-
~ T. IL s.n.... n1.nI lnll,.aIlA q "A

- r~~~ n FoR POUGHKEEPsIE--Landng al
Eu-ESS-I Grassy Point, saldwslls, Cold Spring, Fish.
A@ss<k<s<-hni, Iamburgh aud Ma,on.
The ssw and ,pleadid steamboat osEoLA. Capt Michel
every afternoon Sunday esceptes) At o'clock Retaining
leave Poushhesp.e every morning Sunday escertd et
,sloek fasdng the old states prisoa, foot Amos
each way.
All G.oh Fre,h Bank Blls, Specie ssy other pro-
pcry taken shipped board Of his boat must be at the
r@k of the owners thereof my9}Tm
Morning herald., 1839-07-31
PETTET'S
II ARTERY HOTHL,

] DuTdy I'Iute-IVRU TWK n ~
NHE subscriber returns his grateful thanks TO his frieads
and the public fer the support he has srperenced for the
last years. beg leave inform them that he opened
extensive Hotel for the accommodation of travellers frs
every section of the Union
The Battery Hotel is situated Battery Place, fronting Ne
Bay Of New York. Of the mot desrbe and
situations in the ey, snd, regards loo alton unrvaed
The Landings but short disasst from the Hotel where
arrive daily the steamboats, from hhsdphia frodesce
Stonnton and Albany Passengers have therefore, every f
cty starting any Of the great Northern Eastern, West
ern, Southern routes
Te interior Of the House calculated 10 a
ford satisfaction to all Tne paors spacious and fur
nhed the stye The bedrooms Of larger
and rendered comfortable than usually obtained u
large Hotels. y)
The proprietor the public that expense will bs
spared and every exeon made yeRder his establishment
desirable resort fer travellers and citizens. jy2llm
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

a, nOn WILL BE FORFEITED, IL ID. Postts Eradi.
I'D lOOU fails 10 of certain del-
icate less than ~ hours For SALE wholesale and
RETAIL by appoin,n by A. b. D. SANDS ~ and 100 F1I
street the Drug Stores; of Chamber
street and Broasway Chamber aud Church streets
s Broadway 81 and ss0 Bswe Of CsrnAe and Bed
ford streets, 80 and IeS 9Th Avenue.
ylS-3m
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

= i - FOR rEEK.k,LL, vsKr6ANKs ss,,l y, ,G
TARRYT0wS, DoBBs FERRY HAS
TINGs AND YONKHRs.-The and splendid steamboat
KOsCIUSKO Capt u. Hay wool, viii leave the foot OF FOB
nson street tex above Bsrcay every morning. Fridays en-
sepiea al O'Clock stopping IN, Old State Prison wharf
each way. Returning, will leave PeekskiI at o'clsck
Breakfast and Dmner on beard.
In order 10 afford passengers time to spend IN the
reu places the Koseusko will leave Peekskil at 2ocoeh
(for this trip ony)
FOR the aaseenodatios or passengers she win make trip
on Friday, leaving as above
For further Information, inquire OF HAWKINS WILL
HANSON No e7 West street. where packages freight Nc.
WI he rec.ved for the boat. ray
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

THIS establishment will be opened for the reception ol
Il company Monday, the T7th OF June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WA. H. RUSSELL, for
nerly Of Boston, steward, Mr.. JAMES SEYMOUR, in
the Office, and Dir. j. B. DODNY condsctor OF the BaG
aud Concerts. JAMES II. SANDERsON,
les txistl.tA Proprtetor
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

- 49,. - HoBoKEN WALKS. This besutilul
0-1 place Of summer retreat is IN perfect
19s1es- erdsr for the reception of company, AID s
the most pleasant retreats 10 the world To escape from
heat and dust city and enjoy the cool shades and
cshing breeres Of this place. luxury which all aprre
cate Boats ply constantly from Barclay street. and boat.
iesve Canal streets thirty minutes One
boa, until 10 osck in tbs evenings leaving Barclay street
at 8, q, 10 O'Clock.
Fare 81 ceps jyl0-lms
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his fr1enA
IN and the public that he has opened Reectory hsa
large andelegaat bailns Ne la Ton street Fish, Fiesh
and Fowl always to be found h tables and desa
Of e provided appears the markst
Ne aeasn will be waiting his part give gvnsr
satactss and he hsP find that generous ceourenea1
which he 10 determined 10 Sese~ve.
IlO-n J. SWEENEY
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

L,OR sALE-sYrdy small demands against the following
II indvisuals via Mr.. John Allen, Carman H. Hardis,
iaiasr vins il h sssborheod Of Bleecker ssetj Mr. Oa
er late Of 60 yis sst; MIR. Montgomery Cabinet maker
in the upper psn vf the city; Dr. Dor late Of st.
bat residing in Bssten. For parteular enquire at ~
o. Maiden lane re-ruy
Morning herald., 1839-07-31

NIB Apackages and bundles must BE- marked TO his
Wp r. Harnden alone responsh. for the lDss injury
any article property committed to his s any
risk assumed by any attached the Boston and New
York Company in whose steamers his crate 10
transported respec, 10 it. its contents at time
ivl6-3m
Morning herald., 1839-07-31
= r0s aREGULAR MAIL LINE F0NB0sToN
0~R Daily, Sunday ercepted) at = NJ. iron

a ~ PEOrLE's LINE FOR ALBANf.-
Landing at the usual lsnang, The new aud
-sssss..S-- com mwodious steamboat UTICA, captain
vus,de win the steamboat pier foot Of Liberty street
On Tuesday afternoon, July 70 at o'clock.
For freight passage, apply to CROOK FOWkEs cor.
ner of and Liberty Streets PETER c. SCHULTZ at
ee Office, or the Captain on board. .
All goods freight bank bills specie or any other knd oi
property shipped board Of this boat must he at the
80 az ~, owners thereof rns23.7m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-12

citizen, about the commencement of the fever
1873. He wished to remove from the fell
destroyer-but depended on this debt entirely
for the means. He danced attendance daily
on the rich man, who was often denied, and,
when seen, amused him with some paltry pre-.
tence or other. The reader probably antici-
pates the catastrophe Of the story. The ere
ditor was seized with the feverEperished af
ter very short illness-and left his wife, his
mother-in-law, and two or three of her chill.
dren to struggle with adversely in hard and
unfeeling world.
l have seen in an English paper, an ac-
count OF servant who advertised for place,
and among his other qualifications, asserted
that he was the real inventor of the unanswer-
able Put-oG to an importunate dun.-CaN on
Monday and RI tell ,chen to call again. TIC
some folksa servant of this description would
be invaluable.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-12
FROM AN OLD NUMBER OF THE PORT FOLIO
PhiiadeLphia.

"Pay me that thou o,cesf." Matt xviii %
have often been surprised, that among the
huihDeriess sermons which have either read,
Or heard delivered, have never met with one
On the above text of Scripture, which in INV
opinion, is as pregnant with useful instruc-
non-and instruction highly necessary too
IS any text from Genesis to Revelations. A
little reflection on the affairs of the world will
convince any intelligent man, that no small
portion OF the misery as well as of the wicked
ness OF mankind arises from a neglect of this
lmperious Injunction. Thousands. nav. mill
ions OF the sons of Adam are robbed of tho
most solid enjoyments Of existence, bv the do
tcntion OF the fruits of their industry, OF the
Price OF their property, which they have part
ca with In reliance upon the honor of the en-
pioyer or the purchaser.
There is but one valid apology for not paw
ing money when it is due; and that is moi ba-
wing II TO pay. But of the numbers of men
VINO snametully protract the time of payment.
now many there are who possess the means,
and only want the will, to paw their enoaf,e'
ments How thoughtless must it he. not IN
say Criminal, to make creditor call so often
mat ne has more trouble to pet the MONEY
when due, than he had to earn IL an ancient
sage declared as maxim with respect To "a
Vors and benefits, bis dot, qi.i clio dat, no
gives twice who gives quickly. This is al
most equally true with respect to debts. Mo.
ney, which, if paid when earned, would have
rendered the most essential service, may come
so late as TO be of little value.
state fact for the consideration of those
persons prone to this miserable practice. A
worthy man in this city, on whom most es-
Unable family depended for support. had a
just demand for sixty dollars against wealthy