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r.. N. HUDSON.

DE MIST,
OHee ON Main Srsef. Square abovs fls Banks
Performs all operations on tbs Teeth for thea, beauty preervs
ton ard inserts the best Kind Of lneotpth. Teeth .nrIy or
o s.s on the most approved plans Refer Rsvd Dr. r
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ROBERT MOTT.

"'f~"- 'sEh Glazier,
MI door % tAs EreAssRe Rask. RsAmo-A g,,~;..,
~ received further supply Paints Obs Coul and ot,
Narnishes With Painters brushes Bb,niers An -,
Hen' Of French and American Window Chs sizes f 40 %,
aore inches all Of which se or grk nm ON m,
reasonable tenn. ~ y" W.
b-A large supply Of soap Stone Paint for sale low nj,
Perior paint for Tin shingied RooGs
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CsI pablshed by E Liue Eclectic Museum Of FOREIGN
Literature Science and for AprL received To-
AZ The Book Store Of lap III sMTTI nRINkEr = ,onnn
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


Agency af-xichmoud, Virginia.
TNHlS Company was incorporated in the yeor
1878 with perpetual charter and Captal OOO
AMI nss against los o danage BY nrs dwelling houses
manufacturing establishments bousehol furniture and eteIan
dize in gcneral on the favorable
Any D-es which Company may on riSaue- taken \,
this agency win be adjusted ponptude and lbe aty
made 70 the sberber who has fully appointed Ag.n, for the
CITY Of Richmond AMI vicinity.
H. BALDWIN Agent.
no. cntcr thu Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, &C. &c.
wholesale and Retail.
n WE take tins occasion again 10 remind on, friend.
~ and the public ssnsary IN, selling Oh our sI
en.ive and desirable Stock Of Goods prices much
- lower than formerly. and Il our tserninaon "a
reduce our stock fast possible. COUNTRY MFR
s,, ,n a n generally give Us call before they buy
mem IN all respects Amongst our assortment
FOR LADIES.
se superior French Morocco and Kid Slippers part
Ladies very superior French Morocco Walking Shoes. do
Do do sealkin aud Kid do do
DO hne French Morocco and Md Buskns
DO do calskiu and Buekssin Shoes ~ -
10 eo"ured Morocco sliPoers white and white
FOR GENTLEMEN.
'enemen. yey superior can and Morocco Boots Mle
DO Cafskn Boots. I'd, Ord 4th quaite.
DO low priced pegged and seSed Boots
no very superior Ca.kn and Morocco Brosans Niles
Do fine and Kpsiu n,,s,, 90 o., I s shoe. DO
DO fine 'o'1'1in sh'y r and ssgpeo
Misses very fine French Morocco and Kid slippers
DO do do do do Walking Shoes
DO do do do and sealskn Bootees
do do do sealskin and Leather Walking shoe,
BOYS.
Boys Cal6kin Broeans and Shoe.
DO do do kipskin do
do lined and bound. Pegged and sewed Brogans
DO thick unbound pegged and do
WOMEN
"omens leather peeged and sewed weits assorted
do do do Boots do
DO do Kid and Morocco Slppers do
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound, pegged sewed Kip Broean.
do do dn do do Shoe.
do thick unbound pegged and sewed Brogans
do thick begged and sewed
ALSO,
general Boots and soes n, all mice.
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood Fue Travelling Trunks SUI
Ior carpet Travelling Bags Vaoc Trunks Can and Letter Pauer
wrapping Paper shoe Thread assorted shoe Ba.
Hair Trunks, all sizes &c. d. BIIIIIyGToN A. Co
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes &c
81 20 Mansion House.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07
THE NEWLY INVENTED TELEGRAPH.

The Telegraph invented by Mr. Henry Rogers, OF
BALTIMORE is thus described by the Baltimore Ameri-
can. For simplicity Of arrangement, that paper
says ease of action and extent of combination, it Of
fers advantages any other signal telegraph y't
invented. Besides these important considerations,
its cost of construction is cheap, it is not liable 10
get out of order, and its signals be at a
great distance, not only by day, but with equal cor
rectness by night also:
''The Telegraph is erected by erecting mast fifty
or sixty feet high near the top Of which yard arm
is permanently fastened. To this yard arm puileys
fixed, by means Of which five large discs, termed
denOmnatois are raised the mast each disc
and each interslce standing for the figures | to 3
the upper mterstice designating o. On each side Of
this milar pulleys, BY which discs Of the same
size are also raised-their positions with regard TO
the deDomna ors having peculiar meanings easily
understood by the operators. The discs are kept in
TIER proper position by means of rings which con-
meet them with perpendicular rods, and being nicely
balanced by weights, very little power is required to
move them, while their position. Indicated by
rings or other marks upon the chain by which they
are moved. Thus the number Of combinations which
can be formed with five satona and five movable
discs amounting to Si0U,0OU, and simple is the
Who'll ARA, cement, that the highest number can be
indicated with the same facility and almost the same
rapidly as lower one. When used at night, lamps
it'll strong rehectors placed in both the station
airy and movable discs, and their rea i've positions
readily ind cated.n
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07

A jolly RED NosE.-A capital story is told in the
Salem Register, of a with a most resplendent
and fiery proboscis who went 10 Albany for the pur
pose of asking Office Of Gov. Bouck. Being eau
toned not 10 appear before the Governor (who is
strong temperance many ia that nose, he by thu ad
vice o a wsggish physician, applied haX-seed poul-
tce TO il before going to bed the night previous 10
his intended call on the Governor. The next morn
Ing he appeared at the breakfast table of the hotel
with his bleached and parboiled looking for all
the world like a washerwoman's thumb. The doc
tor was himself applicant for Office, living in the
same hot and lad advised the poutce only in joke;
but when he found the man had actually applied it,
he lot the cat out of the bag The boarders were
accordingly on the lookout for the patient in the
morning, and when the appeared, there such
roar Of laughter at the table, that the poor fellow
had to change his lodging, before calling upon the
temperance Goyernor.--Noc Haren Register.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07
From the Bmi<r pa Democratic Herald.
THE EXCHEQUER.

The Exchequer measure, recon nended so strongly
by President Tyler, in his last annual message, has
been defeated IN Congress, doubt Is known, by
this time to most Of our readers. We may look
for no tending to regulate the currency, from
the present Congress. They seem TO be- better ALE
10 upset measures than TO project new ones.
1t was opinion deliberately formed, that if the
present Congress was not able TO agree upon any
scheme 10 relieve the people, from their present Pc
cuniary embarrassunents, IL would be well their
part to adopt the Exchequer BILL and make the trial
short time would tell whether II was calculated for
the benefit OF the peope, or not; aud II II did not
answer the end designated, then all argument and
discussion in reference TO il would cease. But il
seems neither TO have it, any thing else.
II is the practice of members Of Cor gress OF late,
to waste their time in idle and ruitless legislation
lf inst ad Of consuming hours and days, in manufac
turing speeches for home consumption, they would set
'about the work Of relieving the dstresses Of an in
suited, abused people, II would redouzd much more
10 their credit. The public has waited, until lorbear
has ceased to be virtue still hoping that rome
thing would be done, but it is the same old tune over
and over again. The American people are liberal
and indugent people, and are vii ing at all times To
bear the of fortune but is il to be wondered
at that they become clamorous' The farm N
OF this county, scarcely able raise money enough
to pay their taxes and yet, members OF Congress,
can wantor ~ trife with their deplorable condition
This course may last for little while, but II will not
last long.
John Tyler, has relieved himself from all blame
He honestly recommended what he believed would
answer and Congress has fit to refuse such
commentator IA trial. the responsibility rests with
them. Since Mr., Tyler first came into office as Pres
dent, believed be intended 10 do good--to act in
ldependeny and honestly, and we have seen nothing
yet to induce us TO alter opinion. We believed
the Exc equer W, uld have been adopted by the pre-
sent Congress d fair trial made Of its merits, but
! il seems we are mstaken.-One thing however Is
certain, that unless Congress puts measure into
operation to chase away hard times, the people will
remember them at the ballot box. There s no othef
alternative. Members Of Congress must get to be
honest like other men.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07

stances none, early inspection of them Is desIr-
able
The superiority Of the MECHANIC AL LAMPS for par
ors and all elegant establishments, well eslab
shed, that they need recommendation. Their
almost exclusive use in Paris. and throughout the
continent, for thirty years past, and the great IN
creas- of demand for them in New York and Phila.
delphia since 1897, when the Depot in those cities
was established is sufficient evidence Of their great
utility.
Some improvements have lately been made in the
construction Of the lamps and they may be consider
ed the perfection Of chanism. In order that par
ties pun chasing lamps may have confidence in their
performing all that is requisite, every lamp sold by
us will be warranted
: We are provided with competent workman, who
will put perfect order French Lamps of every des-
crpton, and any Mechanical Lamp purchased at
either Of the establishments at New York, Boston, or
Philadelphia, at triing or no expense.
As many parties may not be aware of the fact, that
these lamps in very general use iii New York for
Illuminating public buildings, Oor which purpose
they particularly adapted, il mNy not be cut OF
place to give the names of of them--as, for in
stance the Astor House, Carlton House, n. Y. So
Gle Library, Mans on House. Park Place House,
Cafe Tortoni Seignor Ferero's, and many other pub
lie buildings throughout the country from all OF
which certificates OF the most satisfactory character
can be seen at our store.
F. MAST & Co.,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9Th and 10Th SITS.
ian lNSa cod v
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From NJ, .Ntrc York Ob0yrer
GOV. BOUCkfS EXAMPLE


A correspondent, whose saurces Of Information
place his statements beyond doubt, furnishes Us the
following important and gratifying signs OF the
times:
Every friend Of humanity cannot but rejoice IN
the signs Of The times which clesry indicate a
steady advance In those great moral and religious
efforts which are yet, trust, to cover the whole
world with rich blessings, removing all that wrong
in practice, aud in place thereof restoring love TO
God and good will 10 man.
Ia the Observer Of the 18th inst was struck with
two items Of these signs Of the hp,ss The first was
the reply Of young Tyler (he OF the Presldeni)
TO gentleman who wished to make appointment
to see the President on Sunday M said young
Tyler The President uH be happy 10 you at the sar-
est hour Monday, BIT TOMORROW WILL ne SUS-
DAY.
The second was the important fact Of the total
sbstsinng from intoxicating vine Of every one Of a
large company Of Episcopal clcrgmen from various
Sites at dinner party given after the conservation
Of Bishop Eastburn-alhough physician among
them inquired IL il would not be well 10 take hnt for
fhs siomachs sake
To add to the above sign, Of The times doubt
not you will rejoice TO chronicle in your widely cir
culating journal the following additional signs Of III
times
Gov. Bouck, the newly elected Governor OF III,
State OF New York, receives no vsi,ers on the Sab
bath day-and when inquired Of by hi. cook for how
many CUES she should prepare on the next day,
(Sundsy,) his Excellency replied for nome and add
ed we will have the remains Of the dinner Of to-day
cold tomorrow, for wish you TO go TO church a
well as mys IT,
Gov. Boucs and Ex-Governor Seward are both OF
the same total abstinence pledge, and both, witt
] Lieut.. Gov. Dickinson and Lieut.. Gov. Brsdish, re
ceived their friends on New Years day, las also dn
the Mayor Of Albany without intoxicating liquor
OF any KIDD b.
Norr.-we are indeed reioced by the facts wbic
I h., a., ho.p al hat
President Of the United States and the Governor o
tho Empire State receive no visitors on the Sabbath
/ Our friend, Dr Edwards, Will not forget to en,o
these noble examples on the brightest page Of b
yurpal.
We hope too that the example at Albany on N
4 These are signs Tor which ar. grateful and glad
Eos. or Opsrpvus.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07

ON the petition of Zebulon Parker, of Licking,
" Ohio, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to Zebuon Austen Parker Cor an improve
ment in the percussion and reaction Water Wheel.
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 18th day Of October lsi3
1t IS rdered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the LIST Monday in July next at II
O'Clock, M. and all persons notified to appear
and show cause if any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IN the
Madisonian and National Intelligence, printed at
Washington, d. c. the Baltimore Sun, printed al
Baltimore the Journal of Commerce, printed at
Nes York the American Sentinel, and Mercantile
Advertiser, printed at Philadelphia and the Times,
printed at Boston-once week for three weeks pre-
vious to the first Monday in July.
II J. ELLSWORTH
Commissioning Patents.
T. S Editors Of the above named papers will
please copy aud send their bills TO the Patent Office
with paper containing the notice. Ii. l.. 4.
Jan 2i-law3w
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07
ID ENsION AGENCY.-The subscriber, for Ii

DENSION AGENCY.-The subscriber, for the
i last ten years, having been engaged in the ex-
animation of claims for revolutionary services in the
Pension Office, being well acquainted with the pen
sion laws aud the sources from which proof of
vice may be derived, and having left the Pension
Office, now offers his services agent for the
prosecution of claims before that Office any Of the
departments.
Those whose claims have been suspended or re-
Jected at the Pension Office, may command his SER
vices by addressing him, post paid Charges mode
rate, and attention prompt.
Reference may be made to the present delegation
10 Congress from the several States with most Of
whom am acquainted.
HENRY II. SYLVES TER.
Washington City, ID. G January 81, 1913
feb 3-eodtf
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from he Harrisburg fPa. Signal
PRESIDENT TYLER.

We are glad to hnd that the manly aud patriotic
course Of President 1YLrR still continues To make
hosts OF new iriends.-We have long since predicted
that the President viii be looked back upon by future
generations one The most enlightened and patri
otie statesman of his day--and experience goes to
heprediction IL is true the Grea Globe"
sill continues its batteries against the Executive but
armed as be is with JUS rlCE, the missiles of such
broken down politicians BLAIR and his coadJutors,
fall haim Unless al his feet The enthusiasm Of the
people in favor Of the high toned ncipies OF JONI
TyLEs, is running mountain high and It is useless for
infatuated political heretcs 10 attempt TO turn back
the popular tide.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07
ATTENTION ALLlli

,r,uF attention Of the Lodics, and the public gene
rslly. are respectfully invited 10 my s.sodnen'
~ p,rJrmery Fancy Arfielss, r., consulting OF I'M
p,rfed German Cologne, IN Long and Chunoh Boz
49,, Douhle Erfraif a Ia Roe, Maoas.ar and
Bear. oil for the hair PonsJe ala Ro.e ala Nsniio
Cream De per.e, for besuenr the hair the hoe., az
ele ever offered to the public for that purpose, With
. fine s..er,nen, Of Shell Ivory and Horn Dres,'ne
co,,h. All, Comb, Teeth, Nail and Hair Bro-hes,
~ - J..,,iotoo Preston Sahs eslfs Of Roses,
lie s.iye Cold Cream, Seen, Bsgs, &c The atover-
,,r.. with variety Of Others, hep, constantly on
s.ndb NV WILLIAM YOUNG, Druggist,
I May 81. doors n" 'bo'D) v y" -
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07
From The NJ Y. Morning Posi-.
THE SLY DOG

The Paris correspondent of the National lntelii-
goncer, gives US thn precious zee of information;
according to the JeueiOn of the Steele MIR. Van Blu
rem popped the question TO Fanny Esser but the god
dess would not consent To share the Republican
throne. The Steele has readers who will swallow
the Joke excellent iact.n
What cunning fox Mr., Van Buren, must be All
the while that his enemies accusing him OF set
ting traps to get himself elected President second
time, il seems that he industrousy making suit
to the great mistress of legs" Then, only to think
that no should have heard word about 1.-THE
rogue II he does get to be the President Of which
ny inclined TO think there be but little doubt,
will there be no Mr.. Bolts the second to move an I'M
parchment on The ground of improper conduct
What right had he to be making love to the German
dance womani Let the family of the Bottses look
to il
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
MoNDAY, February 6, l6i3.

MONDAY, February 6, l643.
Present as on Saturday
No. l6 John Mercer, Fl ur., Us. Wilson C. Sci
den. 10 error 10 the Circuit Court u. s. for Vir-
gina.
Mr.. Justice Me Lean delivered the opinion OF this
Court, affirming the judgment of the said Circuit
Court in this with costs.
No. %. kobt. Porterfcld, appellant, u.s.. VIM.
CisIke's heirs and deyisees.
The argument Of this cause was concluded by w
c. Johnson, for the appellant.
Adiournc till tomorrow morning, III o'clock.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07

NOTICE.
will be received at the Purchasing
i Office, Quortermasters Department IN Phila-
dephia, 10 furnish the following materials and artl-
Giles for the United States Army for the year ioaJ,
viz;
Sky blue twilrd Cloth, 6, wide
Bleached Cotton Stirling, VIDE.
InbIeached do ! wide.
Upbleached Cotton Drilling, wide.
Flannel Of Cotton and Wool, vide
Canton Flannel wide.
Uniform Caps Tor Dragons, Artillery and In
fantry
Pompons for Artillery.
Shoulder Straps, (brass,) for Dragons.
Blankets, g. feet long, wide, weight lbs
Horse B,nk,ts, blue, feet long, s. vide, weight
lbs
Drums. complete, Artillery and Infantry.
Metal CAP Equipments for Dragons, Artillery snd
Infantry.
Ilatchets
worsted Binding add Cord Of all kinds
The quantity and number Of these articles will be
determined hereafter
Casks for year from April next
The whole are to be Of domestic manufactured ma
,orial, Patterns Of all the required Woollen and
Cotton Cloths and articles deposited IN the Pur-
chasing Office in this city, for examination. sam
ples OF any Of the Woollon and Cotton Cloths III be
sent 20 any manufacturer, application 10 this of
fee by mail, and such information given as may be
desired.
On the samples and patterns exhibited, the con-
tracts will be- founded and inspections made and No
article will be received that is inferior in the ma
torias or workmanship TO, or that does not CORES
pond in every respect with the pattern on which !
contract Is founded.
The suppihs are 10 be delivered at the Unite
States Arsenal Philadelphia for inspection, y
equal monthly portions and the contracts are TO b
/ flied on or before the LIST day Of April, lsi3.
The proposals must be in writing sealed, and en-
dor ed proposals." and must reach the office OF th
/ Asst Quartermasler General on or before the 2ou
dsy Of February, lsi3. Security will be require
| for the fulhlment Of contracts.
Purchasing Ofioe, Or Mrs Dept
i Phila., 10Th Jan, 1913
ian 25--oodt2oth feb
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07

SrocNs IN New YoRK business appears to be re-
iyivips at the New York Stock Board larga
amount Of business was transacted yesterday
Kentucky iyes advanced per cent; do skies
Bank Of Commerce Ohio skies declined | 3 8.
At the Second Board, $1,000 Kentucky per cent.
bond sold at 72 $4,000 at a. and $1,000 State skies,
1862, at 100. The new U. =. Loan per cent. was
10 demand several sales were made at l0l that
price is now offered for 100000 and refused; l0l
Is asked. The Commercial Exchange Association
have resolved 10 admit resident foreigners TO a seat
at he board the same terms citizens. AlaoaIna
funds were at % per cent discount.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07
Patent orr,cr, l7,h January, lsi3

PArENT OrrloE, l7gh January, lei3
ON the petition of Isaac Knight, of Baltimore
~ Ma yand, praying for the extension OF a patent
granted to him for an Improvement in Railroad Car
rayes for seven years from the expiration OF SAID
patent, which takes place on the lSsh day OF March,
l5i3.
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the first Monday in March next, at
IL o'clock NJ; and all persons notified to appear
and show cause # any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
Madsonian AMI National lntelligeucer printed at
Washington, ID. C.; the Baltimore Sun, printed al
Baltimore; the Journal Of Commerce, printed at
New York the American Sentinel AID Mercantile
Advertiser printed at Philadelphia and the Times,
printed at Boston-once We Tor three weeks pre-
yious TO the fret Monday in March
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
F. Editors Of the ab yenamod papers viii
please COPY and send their bills to the Patent Once
with paper containing the notice. H. L. T.!
jan l9--law3w
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I oST, last evening. between Gen. Eston's reel
IL dence and Mrs. Abercrombiss on III street, q
Coral Bracelet with a small coral band attached 70
l. a suitable reward will 10 gwen " found and
LEFT NJ this Office. jan 81
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A CARD.

THE Subscri ers beg TO announce that
i the Prop etor Of the DEPOT OF
FRENCH MECHANICAL, or CARCEL
LAMPS. at New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston, has confded to us the Agency for
the sale of those invaluable articles in this
city. We shall open on
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07

DAGUERREOTyPE PORTRAITS AND MIN
~ IATURES, with the latest improvements IN
colorug, taken at the Photographic Rooms, Csllans
Bnldings, opposite the General Post Office, by
GEORGE WEST
Pictures taken in cloudy weather feb 3-6t