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nOLBEAR'S Science Of Permanship received and
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres s're.t, New Orleans, l89 Broadway
New York, Dauphiue ST., Mobile.
ltis particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons OF all ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to call and eXunne
the system for themselves.
Lessons given at slch houses as NAV suit the
convenience of all, and to classes formed in any part
Of the city.
ladieswho prefer receive lessons al their own ref
sidences.
Z o at,en,' So . sv ell ss they wish
.3yAK BROTHtR
INVITE LEADS bbs, 1870 lbs each; - n
w 40 kegs, 100 ,- .-
900 do IS
English dos IA bbls. quo
100 Paint Brushes, various Sizes E
4 Gaze yernillion; ,-s
$ bbis Coral Varnish;
Coach g. 1-
20 packs Gold Leaf;
s so 10 Silver dn; s.
100 do Dutch Metal. --r
WINDOW GLASS, American. Erglsl, and French
1900 boxes, various sizes and qualities,
Boston LroWn do-50O boxes consignment will he
Old low.
Also, general assortment of artists colours and
obs, Tor sale ny =. W SCALES,
No 10 Canal sireet.'E
lib. lab INA notes taken at p r, and Mississpp;
wi be taceived at 10 per discount for goods
or ~ ne % ~ deb's.. il llw
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

Specimens 10 be at the shop. Paints. ellis,
glass, copal ,ar'sl, &c. Oh hand mi Tor sale.
IRON, STEEL T. HEAVY GOODS-llut square
Il and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
m0ulds
Cast, German, shear. bliscrstl, spring. sheet aud
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut aud wrought nails aud spikes
Zinc, block lin, mill and grind stones, sal, kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log ard trace chains, corn mills
Anvils vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
Coal, and cooking stoves
James, Rowland's and other spades and shovcls
= Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Snaps, and other axes
Iar'l aud Manila cor.age, lines and Irvine
Boil, and shcathing copper; Naval stores
Paints, lnseed and sperm oil
A full assortment of hardware and ship chan.llery,
always hand, and which offered for sale at whsle-
sale Or retail, on the mos, favorable TERMS by
ma LAYTON h Co. So Old Levee.
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-23

Passengers VIII leave VI II IL. at 3 o nlck , D ~,
m The L : nintI boat, aud proceed 10 llnll's L,nd-
ing, where Il i""r horse roach will q waiting o
convey them to HE ,yctIl ut lnu-trf Mr.. Charles
!lnl', | ! mile distant, where tncy will ind
pleasant accommodations Tor the night wing
mex, morning. they vii arrive in Pensacola earl,
IN the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort OF
night travelling.
O!ce at the Mansion House, Moi lie, and Col
lias' Hoe, Pensar"a, whr,e seas must be sr.u
re-. STUtk ION & Co. nov
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EAoif. \ MAY, liousr, 5igI, :,h hii'n,. ma
Painters \" 5 Cnr"n'icc street, two doors from
Canal stree.
limitations Of The following woods an marbles, tx
ecu,,u IN a nasrlI nlHti,,r,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-06
CONSUL. TRIST-

The New York Times of Saturday last, says
Our readers will see from the annexed proceed
ings, that the Committee appointed 10 aid Captain,
Wendell in obtaining justice against the pet Of the
President, Nicholas P. Trist, determined to per-
severe in their efforts to attain that end"
At an adjourned meeting of The Finance Commit
tee, relating to the affairs of NJ p Trist Consul at
the Havana, held yesterdays Captain Edward Ros-
setter took the chair and called the meeting to order
Several letters were-read to the meeting much to
the dishonor and disgrace Of said Consul Tris and
the following resolutions adopted
Resolved, That the letters Nos. and be pub
lished in the city papers.
Resolved, That not having received any official
information of the recall Of Consul Trist, that we
petition the next meeting of the Congress Of the u
niled States for that redress, which we deem our
selves entitled. &
Resolved, That we one and all still persevere in
filling up our memorial 10 Congress, and the sub
scripion list, in favor Of Capt Abraham Wendell,
in case Nicholas p. Tris is in the mean lime dis
placed.
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary of
this Committee shall have power to call a General
meeting of the members together, al any time they
deem Improper. ..>,@.... T..
BY order OF the Committee,
Z. s. GLOVER, Secretary.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-06

MECHANICS OF New YoRK Let reckless politi-
clans talk what they may about panics, banks, hard
money, the specie clause and sub treasury-the
times, the prospects before us ALL and the flturity
which no man can penetrate, full Of warning and
demand solemn reflection. You know how MANY
establishments have been stopped in this city The
same thing is going on in Jersey and Connecticut
and mechanics from the country are pressing to The
city for employment, when mechanical employment
is at an end here. Mechanics ourselves, we feel for
our brethren we feel the more keenly from seeing
no prospect Of relief ahead. We tell you, mechan-
les of New York. that the only ray of light before u.s.
is change of men and measures in this city, state
and nation. We must give up theories and preju-
dices, and look at things they are; we must take
up politics. not as an amuseme nj, not as a matter for
the indulgence of feeling, prejudice and prediction
but as question of tread for ourselves and child
rem For years and years the business and currency
of this country have been experimental upon by the
administration, till they have experimental us out Of
house and home. They and their partisans are
bound hand and foot, PLEDGED, to continue the same
course, be the consequences what they may. We
have tried it long enough Let us have a change
II can't be for the worse. II must be for the better
Think Of these things before you act at the bao,
box.-Empire State
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endeavoring 10 take him down from hecoach when,
with rapid movement Of his hand, be carried some
thing TO his mouth, but which, however, they were
enabled to prevent him swallowing.
Al the same time other individuals who were In
the office yard, where they had taken leave Of Blan-
qui, were also taken into custody The sir we're put
into two hackney coaches and conducted 10 The po-
lice Office In fact for several days Il has been as.
cenaned that Augustus Bianqni was 10 Paris, and
that he was about 10 fly Into Switzerland BY the way
OF Burgundy, taking the steamboat from Chalons TO
Lyons. From thai moment he was the object OF
strict and general surveillance.
Upon their arrival al the police office, the prison
ers were separated. Bianqui alone was conducted
10 the Conciergerie. On examining his person they
only found maps OF different departments, an lime
rary OF Switzerland, two passports In different
names, and small sum In money amounting 10 400
francs
The five persons arrested at the same time as
Blanqui are named Honore Breton, printer, Theo-
dore Winturon, photographer, Arislides Bowel, q
doctor, Alexis Dubois, RENTER, and Augustus Costs
engraver who were locked up at the Prefecture OF
Police
Il appears that this arrest will hasten the convo-
cation OF the Court OF Peers in order TO proceed with
The trial OF the second category Of the May rioters
-gfessengev.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-06

The BANKS OF New YoRK AND New EveLANp-
1t is now, presume, pretty we'll settled that the
Banks in New York. and in New England, with the
exception Of Rhode Island, will suspend specie
payments. This is it should be--we rejoice at the
result II the banks had succumbed--and suspended
specie payments, they might have brought temporary
relief to some totcring houses, but Mey rould hare
destroyed hemscioes All confidence in tho present
banking system would have clanored for the anniha-
ton Of institutions little able to promote the great
objects for which they were created
Now that it Is known that the Banks will not suspend
specie payments, confidence will be, indeed it already
IS res,oredthe banks will be able 10 extend reason
able aid to the trading part Of the communicated we
doubt not that the cloud which hangs over u.s. por-
tending gloom and desolation, will soon be dispeed-
Boston Mcr Jour. .." - ~ r..
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Maai6ccnt Bequcst--With great qualification we
learn that yesterday the executors the estate OF VIM
Young Birch, Esq deceased, paid over to the Penn
sylvania Institution for tho Instruction Of the Blind
the esduary estate Of Mr. Birch to which they are
titled under his will. The testator had invested his
funds in the very best securities, evncng the soundest
consideration for the future welfare Of the object OF his
munlfcence. The amount transferred to the Insttu
cash, stocks and mortgages, is hundred and
sixty seven thousand dollars, exclusive of debt. on
which eteres has been paid up, due the estate of
ty FIVE thousand dollars making total of hundred
and ninety-two thousand doars-placing the ipsttu-
Iion permanent basis, TO secure il from want in
carrying out the phdan,hropic ends for which it in
sututed-PhH Nat. Gas. #..
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-06

MISSISSIPPI ELEcrIoS-We learn, from highly
respectable gentleman al Vicksburg, that the cleo
ton contest is going with great vgor throughout
the state. He says, As the time of election APP
proaches parties wax warmer and warmer meet
ngs are frequently held, and gentlemen indulge in
the most angry discussion The locofocos, as usual
manage things in secret conclave, and will make a
most desperate effort to carry the state. Think they
will elect their candidate for Governor and that nee
shall elect tha two members Of Congress, and ma
jority Of the members Of the Legislature, in which
event Mr. Pfentss will be elected U. States Senator
The contest will be very close.p
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-06

Many a slip bsi,eesn The cup and Hp.--The
Destructiyes are calculating largely on the
detection Of several southern opposition MEM
bers, which with the two from Mississippi
that they take for granted they have already
secured, will give them the preponderance in
the organization Of the House. In fact, so
certain are they Of the result, that they have
already issued mandate TO their candidates
to come on Immediately after the election,
and leave their certificates to follow them by
mail. Ia the first place, their success in Mis-
sissippi is very doubtful matter, and our
friends hold out the highest hopes that we
shall triumph through the un,ring zeal and
forcible eloquence of Mr.. Preptiss, that pa
triot and statesman, who, while he has deeply at
heart the interest and honor Of his own State,
also feels for the reputation Of his common
country, and the perpetuation Of this Union.
Should this be so, and unless the people Of
Mississippi are demented. we take it for
granted it will be so, il may be as well for our
candidates to profit by the hint given by the
enemy. As to any detection on the part Of
the Southern opposition members, we treat
the suggestion with the contempt it merits
Whatever may be the views Of these gentle
men in relation to any particular policy that
the Government should pursue in relation 10
the collection Of its revenue, there is not one
we are persuaded, that would lend his aid to
the continuance in power Of the present cor
rupt dynasty.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-06
From the 81 Louis Republican, Of oct, u.

The Hon. JOSEPH M. WHrE, long and extensive
ly known as one of the most distinguished politicians
and ablest ursts of his day. departed this life at the
house OF his brother, Dr. White, in this city, Sa-
turday last, about one o'clock, P. NJ The deceased
arrived here about two or three weeks ago, accom-
panied by his lady Shortly after his arrival he was
seized with coniesive fever, which has terminated
in the loss to our. common country, OF OF her
brightest ornaments, and one of whom his friends
and acquaintances speak as possessing in an eminent
degree, all that amability and suaviry of manners
with that warmth and ferveney of friendship, which
endears the friend and companion.
We leave il TO ADLER hands TO write the biography
due to the worth and distinguished services ofthe
deceased t."e
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One Presidential term
THE WEEKLY MADIS0NIAN
During The Sessinn of C0ngrcsS.

THE Weekly Edition Of the MADISoNiAN during
l the approaching Session of Congress VIII contain ,
hdes leading editorial articles condensed abstract OF
a the proceedings OF both Houses, and substantial re-
ports Of the leading speeches quest ms OF general IN
ieres from the speakers OF every party, and WIN De iur
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commencing with the Session. 80
Persons al distance desiring the paper can either
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Payment in advance, in all cases, VIII be expected Of
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having been excited, search made, and his hand
kerchef and pipe found the shore Of the river.
the waters edge and the earth and bushes the
bank bore marks OF struggle having taken place
His dog, which had followed him towards home on
Monday evening. was found near the same place howl
ing and moaning IN singular manner There Is no
doubt Of the fate he met. Two persons were auest-
ed, bat no proof being found against them, they
discharged Stewart about sixty years old, Scotch
man by birth, and was merchant in extensive
business, IN Albany; but having failed in business he
retired TO farm Youngstown, and attracted some
attention by the secuson in which he lived until near
the period of his dealh.--Loekpon Dem.
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Robbery and Marder.-On Monday Of last woek,
farmer named Stewart, who resided miles this side
Of Youngstown, disappeared under the following cir.
cumstsnces On that day he carried crop Of wheat to
Youngstown, for which he received $3.50 in money
and after having drank pretty freely as he sometimes
did, started at evening for home sine. which time no.
thing has been heard OF him. Suspicious Of foul work
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NEW BoOKS.-The Canons Of Good Breeding, or
the Hand Book of the Man Of Fa HON. by the author
Of Laws of Etiquette, pocket volume.
, Shakespeare and his Friends, novel in volumes.
Just received for sale by F. TAYLOR, or for circula-
ton among the subscribers she Waverey Cireratng
Library. oct<o
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Bishop Burnet's History Of his times large eyo
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Don Quixotte in French, with GOO illustraiisps.
Lodges illustrations of British History three volumes
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Southeys selection OF British Poets.
Rtiers History OF Ancient Philosophy; 3yols. octave,
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Richardson's Dictionary, complete in ! volume octave,
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Colonel Humfrcy on the modern system Of Fortifca
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he Arabian Nights Entertainments with four hun
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Basil Montagu's translation Of Bacon's Advancement
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nUNGLIsoN'S NEW REMEDIES-The method
- Of administering them, their effects the healthy
and diseased economy, &c. in one volume
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T IVES OF THE PRESIDENTS, with portrait Of
each with Biographical Notices Of the Sjgners OF
the Declaration Of Independence, and sketches OF the
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in making The offer above.
Twelfth street 81 house above street on the right
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VISIT TO TEXAS-Being the Journal OF a Travel
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settlers with description Of soil, localities trade &c
vol. of 262 pages, price so cents.
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NEUROLOGICAL DICTIONARY OF the English
- Language, by John Oswald presenting the words OF
der their respective roots, and bringing under single
glance the Eymolosy Of all Cognate terms in addition to
that OF the particular word which happens any
instance &c &c. Supplying for the purposes ofcorrect
composition writing speaking the advantages other
wise to be derived from knowledge Of the Creek and
Latin languages-l vol 500 pages, price one dollar
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TTUNT'S MERCHANTS MAGAZINE & COM
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DILLARD ON THE DISEASES OF INFANTS.
D-Just translated from the French third edition in
volume and this day received for sale by f. TAY-
LOR
Also, The New York Journal of Medicine and Surge
ry No. 2, for October, 1899. nov 8
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TERM REPoRTS-No 7-contaming Trinity and
i Michaemas Terms Ffrs, and Second Victoria, 1898,
is Just received for sale by F. TAYLOR. The series,
which is to be continued, may be examined at his book
store where subscriptionstwl be taken
Also just received the latest numbers Of the Law Dr.
brary and Jnrist. nov 6
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Mayors Office, washington, I
OCTOBER "a, 1889.

UCTUBEK 1903. y
NJ PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that n Board
Of Appeal will meet at the City Hall on Monday mex,
the 2Sth nst and there remain from day TO DAY io SIX
DAYS successively from o'clock A. M to O'Clock r
and from o'clock r. M. ri sunset,to hear and deter
m"e on all appeals from the Of the Assessors
for the year 1889.
oct 26 81 PEIEK fOhCE
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"FRASkLls," is in type, but unavoidably crowded
oul
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CNANNlNGS VOYAGES TO THE SOUTH SEAS,
between the years 1899 and 1892 in one syo volume
of 400 pages with engravings price rs cents published
So SO lr tied supply of the above this day receiv
ed, for sale by F. TAYLOR. nov o
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CtURE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fheuma.lc
pills are an efectual remedy for the rheumatism,
and all similar Diseases such Gout, Cramp; SPnsms,
Numbness sc They have been extensively used ~ me
United States for the last fifteen years with very nga mp
rnha,;on and mult,tudes have been relieved ny them
from most distressing attacks Of The Rheumatism reT
sons who have been Inflicted with the Rheumaiism ron
fifteen hecy years. or who have been wnony - wals
without aid have by using the Pills been fny
For sale by MAYNARD & Noyes, sole agen.s poS.oni
the Druggists in Ba tmore, and H. o s, Gm
7 Todd Washington. - 49, 49,
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.-ARRIVAL OF
THE GREAT WESTERN.

We are indebted to the editors Of the Cou-
rier & Enquirer, for an extra, dated Sunday,
2 P. NJ, containing the latest intelligence re-
ceived by the Great Western. We make the
following extracts, which are of interest to the
general reader. 49,.
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DREMIUM WRITING NIX. M f No.. q q
e - lar of the Massachusetts Mechanic As
ne s being considered by the Committee as the
M III IN he market" For sale by the manuiac'ure5s'
Doso o w Fischer @ Anderson, X. s. Patterson, r.
TAYLOR J. Kennedy, J. 7. Calian oc' eo'"e