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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
AFAITHFUL PICTURE.


We extract from the Globe the blowing article
descriptive Of the present situation of the govern
ment. 1t gives US pain as chronicers of the times,
to place record, for the gaze Of The world, the
wretched condition in which the country is placed,
by the unfortunate ascendency of those who now
WELD the government. We have an Executive
whose policy is so incomprehenslbe, and whose
character so uncertain, that when we think of him,
we are reminded OF Moores description Of
"The wise man of Egypt, who was still as dummy,
And when ere he condescende' TO speak,
He packed up his meaning.as he would mummy
In many wrappers twas out OF ones reach"
And we have majority in Congress who have
brought more disgrace upon our Institutions, and it
seems to US as though it is done designedly, than
was ever brought upon it since their establishment,
Let the honest and patriotic of all parties read what
follows, and ASK themselves the question whether
the honor of the government and the interests of
the people are IN safe hands.-NeW Era.
"THE cRYIs, CHANGE, CHANGE, CHANGE"
Daniel Hebster.
The heads which devised the hard cider cam
paign were more cunning than wise, In looking
to the end they lost sight of the inevitable conse-
queues " '"o '"o'"' ''oy It,p'u!eu' ihoy o'-
got lhal promises 'us' W 'u'''eu, lh"l Imposition
always ueS''neu ~ eNposu'e' anu '''' 'lio mass
OF deception cannot oe 'e'a n wnen "'tn pesn
!" SPeaN ny ."e' "o''o"s' i"'y 'o's"' .n"' seP'-
ra'e ana u"'"Son's' 'n.e'es's' '"ousn 'ney "cy
y'e'u 'o' o''e' 'ip'';u"' W srI"' ""u Po"e',u'
general "o'Ne, ".n '"e'""oly' "Mo '"e peh' po",
sprung o"oN !" '.o" ."'''a' Pos''"n'' 'ne ''o'eu'
,he sPr'as w"'cn 1"''eu 'Ie opposite eNue'hes' Is
broken OF oosehc'' !" sno1'' 'ney 'o'get ever!
'h'hs nut success anu never c"'ru'1'eu Tue con-
sequences VI oo'"n'i's po"e' w"'oh n'us'' !" It's
exercise ine'''any "''c"a'c Tue summaries ny
"n ,, was uual"eu Il,
Inc catastrophe VI ''ese s tISs"'eu Po''I,ca'
VIEWS came even more Speeu'y uN'" we an''c'-
P'eu''"u '"o W ing p''',, It, '''' '"o''e"'' oN-
h'onS uh eAu",P,e "nu "T va us PROFESSIONS
nave oeco'e ,;,i S%'oO' o. 'c'o"n vs. m"',I S
6. oraa, Peculo,or.' its innosnros ore eyery dny
,onna ~ Inh, and ,bp n,rtv has hecnn,. ;ncn,nhio
oCmn;,;na On nnv nrnc;nle nnc,nse !, ,y,s or;a;-
n,lI, oon.,;,n,ad ,i,hnnt nrincinIes II il Gillian IN
r;ocos h., ,ho action or,s o,yn ;nharor, ,n,;nn,hos
and in :, liuIe While will have left M traces If ,s
nn',.or hr, ,he mischiecs which b,ve r,n,Lod ;,s
br;of o,roer
RI, Jesner,,e mon in nower mov ,or,a,r,,a
orormons avis in n yerv shor, spocc If rme .rys
which, in their consequences, if not imemcdiabIe,
.,,onJ - c,,uro nor;ods md ,G,or srcono,inn
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale valuable Farmi stnl'
L ted upon the Creek one mile west OF Barnard vlisse
in Windsor Co., VI. Said farm contains about one nun
drcd and ten acres; Is suitably dvIaed INTO Wooi,
urahle aud grazing land There il dwelling house and
barn. an orchard of excellent fruit trees and never s
springs OF water upon tile premises During Tie past
year il produced about 40 tons Oihny
As the subscriber is very dcsous Of selling the above
property approved credit of from one, to ten years
will be given; it will be disposed of in almost any way
to suit the convenience of the purchaser.
For further particulars inuuirc Of Don G.. Wight or
Rolln Richmond, of Barnard. COLLINS WIGHT
Barnard, March 9, lsi2. 9b-3w.
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NORWICH INSTITUTE.

FT'HE SPRING TERN of the above Institution Will
i commence on Thursday March lCth.
Miss l.. l liEBARD graduate of New Hampton lnsl-
tutiOn \. IL. will instruct in the Female Department.
Tuition per quarter, SO aud 81.
For French, extra So
Gen T. b. RANSOM, is engaged to deliver, during the
term of lectures the science Of Geology. for
which all who attend, will be charged ny cents each
Students will be charged tuition Tor At least a quar-
terrier, except in case OF sickness.
l.. HURIBUT, Principal.
Norwich, Feb. l2, lSi2. 9i-iw
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
THE CILLEY MURDER.
In reply to Mr. Adams illusions to the duel be
tween Graves and CIIley, Mr. Wise said.

In reply to Mr. Adams illusions TO the duel be-
tween Graves and Cilley, Mr. Wise said.
"IIe was glad that he had now an opportunity
Of saving what he long wished 10 say and he
thanked God that there was large assembly pre-
sent TO hear 1t, and that the time had at length ar
rived for him to vindcaie himself now and forever
from the charge of insgaling and advising the duel
of Graves and Cilley lie had been charged Ivy
the gentlemen from Massachusetts with being the
nstigator and adviser Of that duel, and with being
more guilty than the man who pulled the trigger;
and he (Mr A. was reading from the Journal with
view incidentally of convlctng him (Mr W. Of
the charge. lie was glad TO see that there was
now present. and IN that Hall, two SENATORS from
Kentucky, who. at the time Of the duel, represent
ted that State in the Senate Of the United States,
one of whom (Nlr CIay) was sitting Immediately
behind the gentleman from Alassachusetts-and he
would appeal to them TO bear HIM witness, that his
advice was not given, relied on, or followed, in II
single preliminary of that duel: that it was the add
vice of another, better, higher, and more dis
tingu,hed man, th.t was relied on; and as to what
occurred upon the the ground, he was only there as
an armed second, TO guard the life OF his friend,
with written instructions in his pocket. Ills only
regret now was that he was induced TO 60, not ap-
proving the preliminary steps that had been taken
in that fight
Mr. Crittenden and Menifee, the colleagues Of
Mr. Graves, we're both on the ground as subseconds,
with whom he was bound and pledged 10 advise
on every question that occurred there, and with
whom he did advise and consult on every point,
and there was not single point with which Mr.
Criltenden and Mr. Menifee differed with him; and
that if he was responsible they were. Mr. Jones,
the second of Mr. Cilley, had to his two sub
seconds, las he (hIr W.)has to 60 too MIR Crttenden
and Mr. Menifee. lf he was responsible, they were
responsible also. lie was ready, (hlr w. said, )tC
NEE, his God on the charge so far murder or in
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
JUST RECEIVED,

A LPkCCA IVSTuRES.
y Fig'd aud plain MERiNOS,
DO do SANONN CLOTH,
Fi.d, ppin and wrought MOuSLiN DE LANES.
yuriuus COUrs,
BROApCLOTlls, Beaver CLOTHS,
Iigd do do
Diamond do do
5000 q 5000 yds. PRINTS. good style,
Black and hlucblnck NELNETS,
Black ALplNES.
Hue BLK ng'd aud plain SILKS,
Cnlprgd do do do
5000 yds Brown sIlEETINGs and sIIRTlNGs,
Highland, Beyidrrc. Worsted and MerinO SflAWLS,
kiGmensier CARrETlNGS
BOOKING,
60 Lbs. Northern and Southern Glover Seed,
Cast Steel s;wccds o. :. English Iron,
Swecds and German Steel, Cork steel,
Horse Nails, &c. dc.
And will be sold Cheap for Cash, by
Oct II, lSil &. H. MOWER.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
MANUFACTURE OF TOW
INTO SILK.

.Marricf,-In Pittsburgh, on Thursday the 23d
ult, by Rev. Francis Heron, Mr. William silk TO
Miss Lucinda Tow, of st. Clair Township.
This huyom damscl made met,
Intrcatcly Tow,
II seems that She was fully set
TO catch the sken beau.
I have read the netamOrphOses
OfCupid DER and Ger,
Rut such an uncouh change as this,
| never heard before.
What strange fantastic whims do dwell
In both high ami low,
She likes to handle SIX full well,
While he prefers the Tow.
Now every day this new made wife
May honey sip and milk,
And ii she don't dress well through life,
'rs not tor want OF SILK.
Com.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
AUCTION.

WILL be sold by Public Sale at the Carriage shop
w lately occupied by Lorenzo PRATT, in the village
Of Woodstock the 18th day OF March, ns nj one O'Clock,
p. NJ, the following articles, Wis large quantity OF
Chair, of various kinds; one new Cutter one second
hand do; two second hand Harnesses two Buffalo Robes
quantity Of seasoned Hubs and spokes, OF all ndsi
quantity of Oak Plank; Ash dol Maple dol and guam
tity of Eastwood Boards.
ALSO,
all the Machinery and tools of every description belong
ing to the Carriage shop, lately occupied by LORENZO
PRATT.
n. T. CHrRCITlLL,l .,,;cp,,,
GEO. C. PRATT
Woodstock Murch !, lsl2. s6-2w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04

Every town which has sustained a loss has been
notified to make payment on or before the 10Th OF
March next, Immediately after the money is re-
ceved by the Treasurer, he will give notice TO
each town of the amount of their gain and furnish
them with receipt to be signed by their Trus-
tees, which will en,itle them To payment.
JOHN SPALDlNG, Treasurer
Trcasurer's Office, Montpelier, Feb. 10, 1872.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04

iLJHMr Clay has sent 10 the Legislature of Ken
lucky, his resignation az Senator of the United
States.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
6 @ n G I; r ! :,

Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert by the Wood.
stock Sacred Music Association assisted by the Eucrpean
Society, will be given at St. James Church, or the ben.
eft of Mr. Bruwn) Thursday evening March lUh l7l2
consisting of the following
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
TooTHACHE. TOOTHACHE!!

4 NEW DISCOVERY.-It has recently been discover
"A ed that the pure Extract Of Gall combine with IN
lmpapUhle Powder Of Alum, Is sure remedy for tie
Toothacht IN Nil the in eases, and render
them in state that they may be filled without pain. The
rure article for sale hv WV. BRuwN IL! Washinghton
street Boston. None genuine unless signed by the pro-
prictO Vim. Brown. See certificate III It's efficacy the
direction. For sale by H. H. DiNRiR, UooistOck.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
TO MECHANICS.

A BEAUTIFULLY printed and emb, llished paper. en-,
"A titled the AMERICAN MECHANlC," - puolisnen
,,es.iv a, No al Ann.street Newly ork by Nanosde
Porter and devoted to the Mechanic Arts, New Inven'
tons and scientific improvements in general Each mum
ber contains description ri AZ least one new Mechanic
Il ,oyenon with an engraving Terms Al 20 per aunun
NJ which on' i,iia- il required IN odvan'c.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
CHEAP FOR CASH!
Wit & Hewitt,
pFAyE lust received from Boston, general 0ssoE''
Il ment Of
DRY GOODS,

piI GONOS'
Consisting Of Broad cothsi Pilot, Wave and Diamond
Beaver cloths PLAIN and figured Alpaccasi Cas-.
siGlcr,; Buck and Dee Skinsi SatinettSi
plain aud figured Alpaccusi AL
pines; Mcriuocs; Printed
SaNunics; Nous
de lhiuCs;
Cacos; Shcc'ncs and ShlrrnGN caceG nn unhlcachcdi
DrngS and 1ickngs; CiGhrics' Srlccns Mu,lins Sails
bury nanHesli.haud shuws; Muicrs comorlrrs, wrist.
les Bows wooden caps nnl belts Hosiery Gloves Of Nil
inls; Suspenders; Stocks, bOsuns cellars. HIN and IL Il
silk crayats Drawers, Lambs wool shirts, Neck ties &c.
Dec. g. l-il. 60
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04

80 ,,,,.
Professor Of 'Rs IhfoFy ana f'@'''sV -ntg,Gnt
"H"'OSt""'
HON. JACOB COLLAMER, 4. NJ,
proc,ssor or l,edjcoJ G,yjsnrro,nce
1'Y' ~ ~" Vs.. :, :,
ALoNHo OhAhhi W. p'i
Professor Of General and SDcciaI Pathology,
MQieria NCGcd and Pharmacy.
prxr,,-,,,p p,IurR NJ II
p"''N'N ~
Professor Of General, Special dha SRrSic" .'ha'omy
ana P"s"o'oSV'
Ep,NE n HAMILTON NJ D.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
CROCKERY,

THE subscriber will sell CROCKERl ard GLASS
L WARE, for cash, Mt cost and height All wishing I"
Purchase Crockcry aud Glass Ware will find it tor rir
advantage to call. \. DUNBAR
Woodstock Oct. IL. lap 11.iw
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
WINTER GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, BY the subscriber, large and adi-
d tional supply Of
GOODS.
adnpted to the season. which will he sold usual for
casa, at very great tGrcGiTS Among themare
10 pieces ga and CA ALPACA LUsTREs, from
IS cts IN
IL peces BLUE BLK, md COIORED GA ENG.
MERlNOES, different qualities from low priced 10
supeTiine.
10 piece, Pine Blk. ALEPINES. from CT cts. mp.
Rich Fa'd ELOlNNES and MARBLED ALPAtCAS.
50 HIGHLAND, EDlNGBORO' kABIlE MERlNO
and FRENCH CASHMERE SlIAWLS, some
new and elegant Patterns from Sis 10 SIS.
100 PIECES PRINT. every variety style and price
Super CT SaNones y cts
NOUS de LANES. GRAPE &c LANES, slIK
VELVET, CLOAK PRINCES, &C. &c. in greet
variety.
Purchasers are invited to call, Goods will he sold rs
uniformly ioip prices and No MISTAKE! 81
Dec. 3. CHARLES DINA, lR.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

Y Z t
fha,rs extra s,ont.aud fine Shccring. bale Ticking
different qualities. Stout DriliEgs AT cts Cotton an
nc!s At IL cts. Blcachcd ShcetnG from cts up.
-AlSU-
90 pairs Russia rnrer, at $500. Super Eng. Flannel
NJ 81 cts. and all other goods equally low.
Please give l4 II call &. DANA, in.
Dec, 10, leil
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04

H'oodsiock, Vermoni, is the birth place Of Hi
ram Powers, the celebrated scu por now in Italy,
the pride Of his country II was in this same Co.
(Wndso,) that John 5. Barry, Present Governor
Of Michigan, was born. And we might add that it
was in this county that we ourselves first attended
dancing School Chicago Democrat!
A,asi, there! Since it was known that the great
est living sculptor was born in Woodstock, there
has bcen "perfect rush Of all sorts Of people
boosting of frs, seeing the ligh in our goody village
and its vicinity. Last, though not the least in
lenghat least comes one Colonel JOHNNY entwor,h
of Chicago claiming nololiety from havn. learned
TO dance in the country! I'VE cant allow any
such carvings on ms this. We shant let any more
IN at present, so stand back.
Spirit Of tie Age
Wouldn't you let JUDGE FRENCH in if it should
satisfactorily appear 10 you that he did not exile
himself from your diggns. voluntarily; but was
somewhat
"Tikc the wise Ulysses thrown
BY various iates on rClms unknown"
as Pope says' Don't say nay' we know you
would. .NeW Era.
Certainly, JUDGr: certainly: walk right in,
make yourself perfectly at home.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04

COLp's PATENT SIDE AND HANGING LAMPs,
VI ycry superior article just received and Tor sale by
the subsCribers-Hs0
CHEMICAL OIL
Tor the use Of the same. constantly on hand.
The Lamp gives clear ana beautiful light, nj less than
one half the expense OF oil.
W. RUSSELL & CLARKE.
Feb. %, lsia. 95-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04
PRINTS.

y ICH daik American, and Eng. rr!rts. Snrer Al
IL French do at g Super bark An. DO. l2 ~
cts. Ire cheapest goods offered IN this market.
Please TO call snd look at them. CHS. DANA, .r.
Dec. s. -
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04

Net Loss and Gain of each county on new d.s-
tribuon of the Surplus Fund, deposited in several
towns in Vermont:
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04

"Likc the wise Ulysses, thrown
By various iatcs on rClms unknown"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-03-04

Doors Omen at half past o'cock-EScrcscs commence
AT Tickets or ndmtance % cents. 10 be hnd at the
Franklin Book store.
Woodstock, March |, 1912.
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DrogrI TT nc.

PART FIRST.
/ Volun,ary-(O rgdro) BY Mr. Lull.
2. But in the last days-Anthem. MASON.
3. The Pirates Glcc.-"BiOw on! BiOw
oar-Quartctte BAKER.
4, Wrecker's daughter Insirumsntqi. FAY.
:. The House OF GOd-llymn. kHEuTZER.
q. There is Jstrcam-DuO. ANON
Z. AnIlutnO--A Duo.-lnsirumCniai. BGtNi.
:. Glory to God in the liglcst-MOtctt. HELLwiG'
9. Hope in the iord-Hymn. NAGELI.
IL. "D0lce CUnccnto," (W'iF rIridtions) ns
performed in the Opera OF the "MngIc
futc.'-IaSirUBiCHtGi MOZART.
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PROFESSOR HALL,s LECTURE

PROFESSOR HALLS LECTURE
ON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY AND GE.
oLoGY
nR. +. HALL finding that il will not be conve-
- nient for him to deliver so long course OF
Evening Lectures, as by late advertisement in the
National nteligencer, he proposed to give has
cluded To reduce the number, and the price of ad-
mittance. The number of lectures instead of hcer,-
tyJ.w will be eighteen. The price of ticket for a
single person will be S4-for gentleman and lady
SI-ior gentleman and two ladies' S9-for family
OF not more than five members sl2. Those persons
who purpose being present at the lectures, re-
quested to call on the Professor at the Medical Col
lege, and procure their tickets. The lecture will be
delivered in the Chemical Room of the Medical Col
lege-two in each week, probably on Thursday and
Saturday evenings. The course will commence on
Thursday, the 9TH inst. at o'clock, T. M.
Nov l2-eo3t
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FROM the NJ Y. Ereaing Post
MR.. BEARDSLEY AND MIR. VAN BUREN

From the ". L. Eueutng f~oSl
MR. BEARDSLEY AND MIR. VAN BUREN,.
Samuel Beardsley, who has just been elected TO
Congress from the Twentieth District, addressed
letter to some of his friends on the I'd OF November
few days previous to the late election, In when,
among other things, he says;
Present appearances very plainly indicate that
the Democracy Of this State will rally IN favor oil
the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,, and these indi-
cations accord with my own feelings but the Wings
and boilers Will, doubt be then as now, uniedly
opposed TO him. III any supposes l shall be
found in their ranks, he may have reason to think IL
necessary for to go before the public and refute
these ISLANDERS. But have apprehension as to
myself, nor do see any sufficient ground for De-
leying that any such thing is called for by the demo
cras of the country. The thousand and one stories
of hostility to MIR. Van Buren,, and OF combinations
and plots to aid the election Of Mr. Calhoun and
others the Presidency, are, as far as relates to my
SELF utterly groundess shameless iabrlcanons as
ever were propagated"
II such is Mr.. Beardsley's opinion, we pro-
pose that the matter be lesIed-and the sooner
the better Let Mr. Beardsley throw up Mr..
Van Buren's flag, to the exclusion of MIR. Cal
houn, and all others, and see how many will
rally under it!
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&S$,s;;s'E
NEW YORK ELECTION.

The mail brings further returns
Bouck', majority so far, is 2i,9oo' rory
,,ao countries have been heard from. In the
same counties in 1910 Bouck's majority was
4.Ol2 Wing loss 2O,3o3
Democratic members of Congress, 70 wing
members 8.
State Senators Gas far as heard FROM Dem
ocrats and Wing.
Assemblymen, ga Democrats and 20 Wings.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
I'm October, 1912.

17ih October, 1912 {
- EALED proposals will be received at this De
~ partment, until 3 O'clock z. NJ. of the 18th No
vember next, for furnishing the necessary material.
and constructing Depot for the preservation of the
Charts and Instruments belonging 10 the Navy, with
ITS necessary observaories, gran te piers, &c.
The Depot to consist of a central building of fifty
feet square, with wings Of twenty-five feet in length
and eighteen feet wide-the whole to be built OF
brick.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited at his
Department, 10 persons wishing to bid for the same
The excavation To be completed the present winter
All the materials to be furnished of the best quality
and the work to lie done in the best and most work
manke manner and to the entire satisfaction of the
officer experimenting the construction of the build
ings. Payments to be made not oftener than once Q
month"; and then only on bills certified by the super
intending ohcer, and approved by the Secretary OF
the Navy, reserving ten per cent. on all bills col
lateral security, until the whole shall be completed to
the entire satisfaction Of the Department.
bond for the faithful performance Of the con-
tract, with two satisfactory securities shall be given
for third the estimated amount Of the whole
cost.
October lS--eodtN ov 18th.
The Sun and Republican, Baltimore American
Sentinel and Ledger Philadelphia; Daily Morning
Post, Pittsburgh; Journal of Commerce, Standard
Sun, Union, and Morning Post New York; Morn
ing Gazette, Buffalo; Daily Times and Morning
Post Boston; Hills Patriot, N H. Enquirer, Rich
mond; and Beacon, Norfolk, Va, will publish as
above.
fEUCkER and son between Browns and Gads
Il bys Hotels, having been for the last few days
receiving end opening their Fab Stock of French
and English Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesngs are now
prepared to exhibit to their customers and the public
very handsome asso tment, cheaper than they have
been able hitherto to offer them, in consequence OF
the reduction in the market as well as the further adj
vantage of cash payments.
Their present style is as heretofore, to the fullest
extent of fashion, if required, or otherwise To sui
the taste OF the purchaser all cases holding them
selves responsible both for the fit and workmanship
Of the garment furnished
Their latest arrivals of Paris Fashions furnish pat
terms of the various styles worn such Habit, Pan
aloon, Giet Paetot, Paletot-sac Redingote Paroles
sus, and Manteau, all of which they prepared to
make up with strict reference to the originals.
In addition TO the above, they invite special atten-
ton TO few ends of Native Cloths and Casslmeres
which, the price considered, will bear an enyable
comparison with foreign manufactures. Also, the
usual assortment of GentIemens Fancy Dress art-
es oct. l2-d2wif
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NEW MUSIC.


| UST received the following pieces Of New Mu
- sic, at the old established store two doors East
18th street, Penn. Az. w. FISCHER.
Tell him did not chide him, by J. M. Deems.
The Mothers Smile, by j. A. Getze.
Roses Fair, by C. T.. Howe.
Sweet lady meier forget, by W. c. Peters.
Gallopade Waltz, by Strauss
The Ocean, grand waltz, by Il. Bricher.
Aurina Waltz, by G.. Bessner.
Hartford Serenading Waltz, by n A. Jewett.
Souvenir de Saratoga-three watzes
Trembling Leaf Waltz, by j. Rossin.
The Fast Saer an admired waltz.
La Bellini waltz, by III. Rosellen
Les Etols d'Amour waltz, by J. Strauss.
Barton's waltz, for the flute
Petunia waltz, by Beethoven.
McGregor's Quickstep; by c. Zeuner.
Warren march; by J. Hollis.
Evergreen Quickstep; by l.. A. Sui.
kendall's quickstep as played by The Boston Brass
Band.
Oeander waltz, do.
Belfast waltz, by F. N. Palmer.
Boundary quick STEP by F. Brcher.
Camp Delaware quick step, two performers.
Pocahontas quick step.
Paddy Carey, for three performers.
The Tornado Gallop by c. Czerny.
Mount Vernon Rondo, by II. Lakenan.
La Roce Gallop Brillante, by S. Metz.
Nov. l2-u.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-14

I dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP.-T
~ copartnership between the undersigned, under
The firm OF Callan x DeIany, in III rug store at The
corner OF Four-and-a-haf street and Pennsy lvana
avenue, was amcably dissolved on the LIST Instant
All claims against the firm will be settled by j. r.
CaiIan those indebted thereto will pay NJ. Delany
who is alone authorized to receive and receipt for
them and he will continue the business as here
toiore. J. Il. CALLAN,
nov ll-ltcp Nj. DELANY. -
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-14

The u. S. schooner Flrt, Lieut.. Com. Powell put
into Savannah the 7th inst for repairs, having re-
ceyed considerable damage during the late gale
One of the seamen, named Shaw, was washed over
board and drowned.