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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
enable D'HOIE, or ORDINARY

The Astor City Towards. franklin aad other prosli
ncn Hotels of the city, having discovered that REDUCTION
of their prices becoming absolutely necessary nave
length Welded to the imperousnes of the times bat not
wilhstandug they really not made dining cheaper 10
the citizens than before.
halfway MEASURES be In the of Reform corn
mences the campaign by opening THIS DAY Iaoie
dote or Ordinary. commencing at ~ NJ and continuing
until O'Clock P NJ by secession OF Hot joints, fis,
made dishes Pastry &c and served in style that shall mol
he surpassed in The scpr,b Dining Halls OF the IAN Nations
Hotel No. i'll Broadway, for IS each gentleman
Gentlemen whose business calls them in the owsr patoi
the civ or in fac, who prefer choosing their own time
for dining to the arbitrary hour OF the expensive Hotels
above nampd land equally well served are invited to pa
Parlps desirons Of dining private, be served in
apartments of unsurpassed beauty.
Ales Por,er Wines and Liquors, OF the best quality, al
reduced prices
Elegantly furnished chambers Can be Ind oorrpp
m25 Iwis JOHN c'i III
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~ Mercantile. Library AssociRi'on;:-s.o an
DUR ESQ viii deliver Course OF Twelve Aectules s
.W.sNs iNsuRAScEo in Clinton Hail. to commence on we
frs; Monaay ia April Tie Course is intended 70 co:nPr
horonpb ard critical position Of the Law Of
in ali lis branches Programmes will be Issued al an cary
date. 80 ,s,s G; m. 10
TERMS FOR THE CoURsE.-To nonmsEloels, 500 49, ~
nnsrs e. "a PICKET. may be had Of Morris Robinson,
ESD or Alfred Pei! ESQ., No AZ Wall street, or at the LII
ois, any, ,, ~ W. WV. NJ. PARKS, Rec. Sec.
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a. AvERILL: Secretary.
P = The c mmiuee appointed by the meeting are re-
onested 10 meet Library Crosby street, THURSDAY
evening al halt past O'Clock. ms ots
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POARDING SCHOOL-;rving ms,

DOAKDING SCHVOL-iFVIhS 1HSti-
4 } ,u,e Tarytown. New-York.-The summer session
will open on the Isl May next, and there are al present
about ten vacancies 49,
Applications may be made 10 the Principal by mail CT
he personal interview the institute, or at 10 bo"ey
every Tuesday during April
Circui rs containing references, catalogue OF pao7s
and all needu particulars may be ootained at bart
leit Wellords, 20 Broadway, and at Rlynors, 20
Bowcry c,.,oh =,
srncton and kind and watc3ul supervision OF It's pupils
unrd with the beauty healthuness and morality OF me
location the facility of access from The cisy rendc ~
one of The most desirable places for the educa'ion oi
youh. =, .,,, L,un "a.
very competent instructor, associated with be fEci
"a, and viii design TO give greater efficiency TO the SSH
cal Den,rtrent WILLIAM p Lyon, A ID.
mi I bSs ssis Principal and Proprietor.
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SALE of Valuable Prop

Z iefy, No. % La Fsye,te Place-HALLiDaY JEF,
KiNS viii sell aucton al the Merchea EIShange,o on
Saturday 2 March, at IL O'clock uner the oiIeetSo OF
David Codwisr Master in Cbabcery The valuable tlea
story brick house and LOT, No q La Fyee pser ars.
ted on easeriy side containing 70 font, on La faJeus
Place % feet inches; in the "a fee Hcbesj ana ls
length on each side Jas feet Also the use IN common WIN
The adjoining buildings OF certain grounds resryea lGs
CONT ward nd also the ks OF ALLY 10 feet WIDE
leading from said ceut yard the Eowery. For isrher
particulars see Masters advertisements Tie snays
o,operfy IL very egiby s,uslcd for gtpse private es
Ss1prs AID vil, l-s otremp.Jrijy soI, mia 2,s
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AUCTION SALES.
sosisn klchsrcs, A-cr.cEecT.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLAIT,
As Store lss Broadway.
Lsezaleash advances saade cantgr=osns cs sretSa
MONDAY. sfsrea .rsh.

AT speiFos rooal
Tsirts- Sc.Sxti Nea,- York Trad. Sale
The hrs, Catalogue oil this inPo'saE. sais COW ready
=, the auct:os rSon.
TIE sale OF tie stationery will place Monday.
g7ta March, al O'Clock. A. NJ TIE c'tssogoe embraces
s rsasi variety articles in this r neiecng .se vsic-
nvolee OF English Stsgioaery paper Sc.i h CoSrn
ehi!adepha several large conssunens 81 QciEs,
Leads, Scrks
aso Soos$sdesS Cloth aud Leather, several large aad
ralcsote hssko ndrrs itahsr and Coth ,reu-
oirg an invoice seSe piece, ef Enga Masii CT The MS
rio 7sissrn 10 oe Ss' ea Monday, a, clock, p. NJ
TUESDAY, March -
st 81 e'clocs the auction room,
BooHS-The S-'e ct The ooess corn>srsee on Tues
day urorsns q: 81 oesees, wsh the 81
MessrS Lea aRchat., and 5e conapet; from day %
day al The same hour until all In ,he Older az ,hs
Catalogue whcs VIII; be ound TO CONAN upusasi yssSs
of -aleebe stock including invoices iro nest 0. ING
leading publishers throughout the cceaIry.
Also, several vs,saee ses OF ste eaype pistssto she
rr, asury Kdov!edgs 2volN; Stskspsar-s Works, the
speHdi Engtis' octave eel on, ia vol s6 pages; Bocr
r,enues Life OF Napoleon; Haes's Theology, Sc &e
second catalogue wal be hS7eG on TIC a.opiDg o. Toe
.ale containing ADDITIONAL consga.nts. rscewd too late
r The st. invoices for which VIII DC reserved ugnt Tee
ss,.i OF March.
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THE SOMERs CASE.

u just Published, and for sale at The Tribune
Office,
DEFENCE oN'ALExANnER sLIDELL MACKEN-
ZtE, Commander OF the u. S. brig Somers, before he
Court Martial held the Navy Yar., Brooklyn. by Geo.
G ifrn ESQ. Published in nea, Pamphlet with large
type. Price l2l cents
ALSO,
Pamphlet containing the entire Proceedings OF tue
Cour. of Inquiry the Testimony the Documents and Mar
ratives the Greek Programme of Spencer, and interior
views of the Soiners &C. &c. Price l2s cents.
u Miss Darling benefit this afternoon and evening, al
the American Museum bids fair 20 be successful al
fair he will appear in her enchanting performances,
aided by strong corps OF talented ar lists.
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FLATS! CHEAP HATS!-ThFee Dol
lar Hats-J1st 6nished, the most splendid article
ered the public Elegant snort nap M VIC
in Jrabiiity and !urc 10 those ccmmauly sold al IS
BROWN Practical HITTER l4s Cansis'reet one door aoove
Sulvan.st- W-0iu
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walter Forward and alfred w.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, PITTsBUReH,ss - INC ON
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n
ssIS will be sold at Pabic Auc,isn. on MONDAY. the
Isl LAY OF May next O'clock, NJ at Stewards Hotel
in Ne ark N. that valuable Farm known as the Har-
rison Farm and recently owned and occupied by Wnlam
A. Summers deceased containing beiweeno % ans ~ acres
in Cnonvip Essex County, NJ - about one nile beyond
the village Of csmpsowa, on ae old road 10 sprnShss
pleasant healthy aud improving section OF country, miles
from Newark from Ez tbethown, and '3 from New
York which may reached in from an hour TO az hour an
a halt.
The House Is large substantial, well fnisded, two story
frame building leo in with brick, with two story Si'ene
adjoning containing together IL rooms smoke roou noble
cellars AND garrett, &c IN excellent order.
Flower and kitchen gardens, enclosed win ornauien
fences. ,.I.,
Also barn cow house carriage house, &c In good order
The psce swell wsered by brook, pond wells, springs
&c ana abounds In fruit of great variety.
The soil Is excellent, and mainly OF yellow clay ioans
and well adapted the raising OF grass aordiog greaS
yield, as well as Of other produce.
Churches schools, pos.oce, daily mn stores he con-
veDent -. ,y,. .~,,,ry
For farther infor1aiioD lpqnire OF Mr. WIN ASHLEY.
opposite the premises Of eilher CT the subscrbeIs
Terms OF S1Ie-lD per eent. the day Of aie, 40 per
cent on the Is, Of june when the deed will be given and
the balance eau remain bond and mortgage cent
irequred ISAAC NEWLOH, 10 south street.
NILS eod2wss HIRAM kAfHOh 10 oo~eTy.
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nercial Kxchunye AsaociaiI an.
Commercial and Honey Matters.

There fair business done at the Board to-day Ken
lucky fell Of !; Ohio 6s Bank Of Commerce, FULL i'm.
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H,nteat Works pub,hsd and for sale a! TIT

IT NMfCAt W OFKs puBIIN1'u anu tut '"'' W TT
Tribune Office, wholesale and retail
nEiS o,u.IIoRAN. No 1l............. II
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GEOGRAPHY, No. ST.. %
MARTIN cHuZZlEWIF, Nos................. %
FERDINAND COUNT FATHOM (By Smalet... 20
ROCKY MOUNTAINS No. !, astoria, by lrvi'gJ q
,,.cvsNz,p,s nEFENCE. l2i
ST. ROMANS WELL, (Sco,ls). .........' %
THEIRS REVOLUTION, No. l5......'.....''. -
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" RirL's EEct Estnb.ishraen:, corner Pine and
Nassau strcegTbe which has attended tbs esao
isnrt for several years past Crafty lag TO the popFe
tor Since the OF his blnesshe has stead
iy kept in view The acknowledged OF his customers
ami introduced from season, the most approved
styles The day Being well acquainted with the tastes OF
our citizens, article 10 his profession has been offered
10 tie public which has received general appreciation
flr las the pleasure 10 announce, that ne aS heen
inauc ed sn motives OF economy and in conformity 10 The
times aud public SENTIMENT add to his assortment Sur
Hat 81 approved fabric and workmanship al the very low
price OF 1882 az. 1t will he distinguished by the
same style and finish that has gained Tor hia the sefa
palrc mage heretofore enjoyed.
also continue as heretofore tabrcale the IS Bea
lat, which has become he standard among Inc eile
throughout the cruntIy. EiRD, N y.
J. o. BIRD, Franklin House, Philadelphia
me 3aw ThS&Tlm;s'
~ a ( a meeting of Ciszens held at the room of the
Apprentices Library, Croshf-street on tuesday evening".
March e. 949. coDinIRIi 10 cal OF Committee o
tic General Society OF Mechanics and ITadesineh In us
behalf,
the Char, ard A AqERlLL, appointed Secretary
The cali meeting hav ing been read The Chairman
prspeSts Of the Apprentices Library, funds &c
taesoS o d." that tonlmttee be appoia open sub
scptop for funds aid The dialects OF me Library
Coo hue Thomas T. Woodruff Richard E. Moun' hnson
Esr,ris Sbya Parker Edwin 3. Clayton, John Boyd
Mailht Armstrong, George Baron, Jacob A. Westerye
SAMUEL Roome Charles ". Loupp, Martin E. THOMPSON
J,hn A Rpolinp George FulsDin, Thomas Addison
George Matter, Augustus Aver, Joseph p simpson, E. D.
CeUis!Gck.
On motion. it was rr
Resoired That this meeting recommend to their fellow
cizees tie Apprentices Library OF the City OF New isrH
as an object wor.y patronage and support and o!ct IN
lis behaf liberal subscription lis supeor asd coninu
a,ce wli,n called upon by The Committee Tor aid
On mo ion.
Resoi1ea Tha, The proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lisiod under The direction OK the COnnce thai called IL
~ STEPHEN ALLEN, Chairman.
A. AvERIlL. Secretary.
P = Th- c. mntee appointed by the meeting are re-
onested 10 meet the Library, Crosby.sree Ihurssay
I'VE ,iup ,uIf mast o'clock, ms Sts
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M AYCHES lower than ever.-in COZ
w sequence OF the reduction OF duties by the lEts
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
Levers Anchor Escapemen;s, Lepne and other Wsc,ed
OF and splendid patterns AID JeweBy az rs.aI o.
considerable red Icon from ;o,taet pricss, being facea
oyeT than they can be bought for any other placein
The city. Gold Watches as low as $D 10 *15 eiea.
Watches and Jeweiry exchanged or bought AL Ha.e.--
warranted 10 keep good time or the uoacy retpfnca-
Watches and Cloc&s repaired the bet manner, snd "t
ranied, At mich iess than the usual prices
a. C. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and JsEeies
0{7istf Wholesale and stail. 80 Wai.st. ob sLs,s.
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cash Wood Type Printing Ink, Presses, Gases. S4!eys
rass Rule Composing Sticks, Checes. nra other trnus
s,s-.ls urni,hed with prompitude and the lowest
prices ,.;,-,,r,
Printers of tsvs,sser who publish this advertisement
With his pole three ,;cs before Is, Of Iuaa ls4S and
send oae OF the papers TO ne Country, will be entitled
TO payment of their Dill buying ton times the amneu'
OF il. bi-o 90
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lsA TO RENT.-~Tho three story mod
G"M ern buiIt house M i55 Wavery Place hent SSoc
.ppl, 20 TwEEDY M0ZIER 4 Co IS pea.I.t mn1o ,.
az. TO LEr-The three story dwelling
and store, No IL BoWery. The sore pas been &C,
cuviru as Mpchant Taior's since 1922
Also, the dwelling part o., the house No ID Bo"rry.
Also the story houses, Nos 2o ana zi3 Wake
St lrqaire at Ne Is Bowery ms ~
ksA TO RENT.-The two story brick
E""Z IIouse No S Rose street, in good order Large
va IL Rent 45Q dollars
Also the Sore No. l55 Front street, next but one TO MAI
den lane-nrar 50 deep 500 dollars and Gzea-
The above properties III be let for ore or more years
oure u, the Oce of the The Saugertes Paper MIL NO ID
Spruce ST between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock
mas l2t WM. BRADFORD, Agent,
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NaILITiA AND ANTI-NILITIA.-Al
Iva persons who have in way sntftFeA from inc op,
5Ttve enfo cement of the present Militia Law, either oy
materially further the escr,ions making al Albany 10
procure repeal OF that odous ana Calling la by al,
dressing letters stating The facts with the real nam o Tue
srtI. rer TO H. II at The office OF this per. Hi5Sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
rr GouHumption md Liver Complaint

IT The Vernal Equinox with its togs, and gales ca
prcious changes of weather. trying time Tor persons
vbose lungs are delicate Coughs and colds the dnt co'r
er of Consumption extremely prevalent and me ou
ida!sn OF macy fatal of inf imnu!on OF The lungs
hronch rheumatic lave pleurisy &C., is now being laid
Vel why should these destructive diseases be allowed 10
gather head when they can be spbdusd in their
for rather when the affections the respiratory organs
which lead TO the be s1bduedl by the use OF JAMES
EspEcroRANT. We pause for reply mo luS%'o
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pOST OESICb,
Nsw.YoRK, March 80. ls4a S,n,i,
Eastern lHail,E FIR, ~ I ,se s se
boats win close At his once suadas except
ea| mt SO minutes past O'Clock, r ~, c,.u.n pM
MA s, JOHN LORlm En- o.N----
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FHVO HYSiCiANS.-A small neat Drug
Store for sale very cheap, situated SO Eo'sery hrsi
rate place !o Physician person wishing 10 cochece
HE business as the is very complete ! NJ
hou. as we'll tie let very low the pres NJ cccu'
I. MI going 10 leave Inquire The premises. HiEo 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

From, the aberdeen Chronicle
beg call the Affection OF our readers 10 tne
LEGATION This work the supreme excellence OF which 80
ohyons batit is s,ay for enlarge on lis mers
E1enaed critiques the wo confirming these S VIZ ~
have opeared Ia the Westminster Review, and The Scen-
ti6c Journal OF Professor Jameson, of Edinburgh
For sale by the Booksellers gensrauy al oiW
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VYCONOMY IN DRESSED Brood
IA vsy. opposite The foustau.- wosd suggest 70 ths
community ta, am furnishing every o. S.Sgna
al proporonaby moderate prices s Wn.cn Iii frrs [
capable Of approaching good hst hs2 rsy Jusas
The inducements offered ibe vii nrsse s..
Strangers IN tne cry rsS.W VIM. T. JENNINGS,
our prices br.oer and railo..
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From kic EEHMtneT
The Webster work Is &c to ms eonny Du.
be cbarac ter mas long maintained in America ana our
view is corroborated by that of learned TREND ana critic
who does hesitate say that II The best ana noss
useful dictionary OF the English language that he has ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

-ruiyersalTsss.-The Rev MOSES BA .,iL.sS.,
Of Portm ,u,h n H. viii in ne honfn orrow
=. Cbprcb Elizabeh street. near aihet, IL H.
;nn a, 10, oclosk in the afernson and al - IN .he
."o,, ;s S,raprers will be provided with seals.
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yaTEYSTER'S OCTAVE DICTloN-
WV sRY-Kpvised Edion-W!h Appendix con

JOSHUA BAgES. o. D.,
Presiden. of Mi dstbury College.
aI,o,vs, me- pleasure to s,ae tina, have made Of
venr onsT,u or octave dictionary since the tune OF their
pubcaoH. ard that for copiouu IS, for 1acuiIue OF de
Sn;on ard sdan.rdurss TO The OF
and science they me To be the most Of ne
sind that have ever been In our lang cage"
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rssr1MnNIAIs,

FOREIGN TESTIMONIALS.
From; the Cambridge Independent Press
WHEN ,1ls 20 K IS wei! known in Britain as u Is IN
America il will superssGe every other book oil ire KIND IN
The sane parinent OF letters It's excellence 10 OBVIOUS
IL "
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49, an The parable Of the "Rich hlan ana
.-.rn IN The orchard 81; Church Tomsrrow tsuoosS
Evening, commencing at half past oel0 o.,d
The public are respectfully inSiteo 70 a.sA1' II.
IT Sea,s will be provided for strangers
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= sTEII 55ro15K OF SILK GOODS
NO TRANSPARENT Shade Painters.

4 w,ated. several experienced artists Ia the shove
AIso one who Is well skilled In the Glass staining
Sns;nrs. Apply rsonaliys or by letter post psid 20
ou'A w. J. HANfNGT0N, Se3 Broscwsy.
respectable youth wanted az an appreciates. ~:
premium Is required mNS SS
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u al a meeting OF Ci.zeEs held at the room OF toe
Apprentices Library, CrobYstreet Tuesday evening"
March q, 94S, III coD'nIMl!y 10 cal OF Committee n
tic General Society OF Mechanics and iFadesineh IN us
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, den, wtIes 10 obi in board for himself and vite in
family there pone few other boa1cerS Terms
must he moderate. Location N the vicinity OF An street
and 9Th Ayenue Address A. T. g. 81 the office OF this pa
90 rn2S Sis
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M Reformed Protestnak Yu n.1coS. NJ bl,
in Etsss , s1a p.pss,ss
nsx. eou n. Mledoer President OF the Ciasss Oh Hs"
York viii preach and preside on The % b Church II.
co.cli,n win be lnkep up in aio OF lhs enuisa
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-17

AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN +. KENDALL
"A offer their services to such may have business
with the Government of the following description,
viz:
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and other
Executive Departments
Procuring patents and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring pensions-revolutionary, army, and ma
Wy; and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement Of accounts, whether with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, or Post Office Departments
Prosecuting OF claims against the Government,
whether for lands, other property, money, before
any of the Elk, cutive Departments or Congress.
Our office is in the house of Amos Kendall
Z street. the first door east of the Medical College,
two squares west of the Post Office Department,
where can be found during business hours.
Amos KENDALL will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments or to Congress. His knowledge
of the forms and details of public business derived
from service in the public offices, will enable hin.
to perform this service IN the most effective
and those who nrust us with business may rely upon
tie utmost promptitude and the use OF all proper
means to bring il to successful issue Our charges
will be moderate depending for their amount on tic
nature of the case.
Persons at distance will find it much cheaper 10
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than to come TO Washington themselves.
We will also attend to the adjustment and collcc-
ton of private claims.
All letters on business should be addressed to
Messrs. Kendall, Co., agents, and must be post
paid.
AMOS KENDALL,
oct,3-6m JOHN L. KENDALL
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

THE undersigned continues 10 transact business
l. for mail contractors, pensioners, draughted vO-
luneers and claimants generally, at the seat Of Go.
yernment.
He has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS OF
bidding for mail contracts. The old service and pay
upon any route given at the shortest notice and adj
vice as TO bidding communicated, If desired No APP
pcation attended TO, unless accompanied by fee oC
five dollars and no letter taken from the Office I'M
less the postage is paid No person having business
at the seat of Government need attend IN person.
a full descrip ion of the business is communicated,
and full power Of attorney sent on by mail
Ten per cent. charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities, after the allowance is made
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed.
Refer TO the members Of the Tweniy-Seycnth Con-
gress generally.
JESSE +. DOW
Washington, 9Th street, near General Post Office.
March 2l-lyif
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NEW MUSIC.

I Usr RECEIVED, the following Aes Music, 81
J the old established store two doors east OF 18th
street, Pennsylvania avenue.
The last lime saw him--by John Paddon.
The ENile-by J. 6 Jones.
Expand thy wing--from the Gems Of German
song"
love thee still--by T. T. Barker.
Joys that we've tasted.
o sing TO me one sing of thne--by r. Romani.
The all of life is lovely +. IA. Brown.
Seuza smore, chi porta sui la terra remaner-
Duettno.
Loves time is now-by w. C. Peters.
The Birth of Christ--by +. Petersilea.
The Angels Greeting-by T.. J. Nelson,
Arm, arm ye brave--by Handel
The Ringers Glee and Catches--by A. Clapperlon
Hurrah for laughing lovely ii. Rohbock.
queen of my soul" Rizzio's last song-by Miss
Wollaston.
Farewell TO Lochaber-by s Nelson.
The Army and Navy-sung by II. G.. Sherman.
Sister! dear Fanny the Guitar
Alabama Joe--sung by A. L. Thayer
IT'S night my last farewell is spokenby J. X. Cpl
Planet wal,zes-Mars, Venus, and Mercury.
Pauline walz-by l.. Ensign.
Angelne waltz
Queen Viciorias band marcl-by s. Glover
Brooklyn Light Guard quickstep.
Junior Bachelors march--by A. Dodworth.
Bells Quick Step-by ID. l.. Furber-
The Ashland March-composed and dedicated by
permission to the Hon. Henry Clay-by Philip
Burghein
Brooklyn City Guard quick-step-by l.. H. Hansen
Spanish March for the Guitar.
Repeal March--by J. McCauchy.
Recollection Of Friend-hip-watz and gallopade
Strauss gallopade,
Cottage Gallopade--by J. II. Dyer.
Gaopade from Auber's opera :" Les damaDc dc
la coronne"
The Charge, gallopade--by G.. Messmer
Ethiopian Medley with varations--by T. l. White.
The Gems. Quadrilles and Contradanses-by w
Lemon
German Cotillion
The Cab drivers quadres composed by Musard
Thirty National Scotch Airs, easily arranged-hy
Il, Valentine
Virginia Medley, arranged by +. l.. White
LIE iromoio, grand nocturn, by S. Thalberg.
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