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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
DE?F EAsyGCs QGAL I REAcTcAt "A ANP P.ii4 GRA

DKuF BASSEIs GkhL pEAETIyAE M ~ .IEs..i =;
Z NAUTICAL system OF FR EN- III. IaIuai
WITHOUT BOOKS AND STUDY.
PROF 9AEi Is about ionnHg & rs EyenlnS Cas5s lST
process having practice FOR these three years and NJ
ing full satisfaction TO those pupils whose vocation ed
business prevent them from studying ns convinced the IN
srucor o the efficacy Of his method mas besp NOR
ghy tested and has aed 10 give satisfaction Ihus
who wish TO JON the different classes Will please to call inis-
diatey as the number In each class will be Limited
For particulars inquire al hs residence 20. Boadwey HIST
door in Grand, beisre A. Nj. and alter Z L. Nj.
2,r6r} r}vcffh In ThHLSc
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nus JpSIV pIV. = BENEDICr proDr;e,or.

- Nassau street, or on the pfein:Sei
Also To Let on the second su.y goud
uaton lei portra and miniature painters Also. two Base
eni Stores under ,hs Bazaar, whcf Will be lei reasonable for
the sale Of Trunks Fancy Baskets GIcon House Plants.
Wooden Ware Store or any genee business and possession
OF any OF the situations nay &c had immediately Si
CLOGE CLOCK SrORE.-J. X MILLS 1: co. Mann
w tuctuers of the YEAR CLOCKS would respectfully call
the attention of public the u1ps rlleed improvement,
decided advantss these Clocks have oil other time
keepers They warranted to yeaE WITH
winding and to keep good time. and ioI safe At
lCS Fulton street. Newly ork.
The produced by weights I the % day clocks and
by spring wound upGn usee IN the CLOCK The
made 10 retain regularity It's motion by ho ingenious
the escapoment and pendulum When look athe
clock you perceive gilt ball four md half inches diane
the end Of small steel rod. II revoves three times and
half way and the number OF times the other At
upper the rod and delicate double e
movement reaching to the escaDemeni, which catches
and leaves without sensible friction. The spring then
upon the bali aided by gravity. and the
continued the escnpement controlling the pendulum
other clocks. This bull hollow and has internal
paralus. by which Il; rotary motion IS regulated There
four small weights angles to each other two
ell upon wue. which horizontal diameter oi the globe
The has the thresd n The screw, ana each ;n ci II
pyodurtS OF the weights from the
tor which can he regulated 10 the smallest fraction OF time.
The other weights fastened semIclrculsr band
cnmnsed three different metals the contraction expansion
which also changes their within the ball The T:hpc
arrangement iGSures Is believed. entire uniformity
of motion the globe.
|; will R that the friction o the rcndu
hum avoided The revolutions ot the ball found by
pertinent and observation Ia be Eochrcpa.
thus clock Is moi put out o beat easly-t requires no o on
the pallets.
The revolutions the slnc wheel are 20 times less or IN
other words. - making revou ions the
- inch second pendulum clock does year In fact
weight r pounds pora each OF Ire time and
striking machinery ioi 81 weeks
The houis struck hy of 4 rotary hammer Tn.
certificates of the aue,ican Institute show that IN May. ISL
of the twelyemonh clocks placed with them and
II has performed IN all respects expected
The pceS moderate. The public invited 70 c7 ami
themseiveS. u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. OCTOBER 80
Cleared.

Cleared.
ships Iowa. Lines, Hovre. Fox 4 Livingston Edward
Wost, NOreans, ID Ilurlbut l. Co.
Barks Colossus. Mcdonald Apeachicoa Taylor Merrill
Brrr Concordia. Maluch. Rotterdam. WIN Wei,,er Curb
Porerhcd Mntanzas. Spoiotd. Ties,on Go Moon. Knud-
son. Charleston. Dunham Il Dimon New-Jesey Lewis. Sa-
vannab, K Demill
Schn Frank. Bron. Alexandria. Siurees x Cleaman :
Marin Cassidy. Stubbs. Richmond. l. McCeady 4. Co
Odd Fellow. johnson. Fredericksburg. N McCready & Co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

INDIA RUBBER SHOES The subscribers Of
fer F as the largest nnd best asssoFimen, OF 'ndla
Rubber Shoes Inc CONSISTING part oi NeES Goth
and Sheet kubss Dysfhoes with leather soIes. clthe!
strip and bucslc. nailed heels, >r ladies She Rubber
t)yeShoe, WIKI ensiIc strips lrhies ned Misses lusA,n
rubber and leather s0=s lined aad ur s;iuUed EEb5cFs. G'
Ruhbers aSrd and rruebT tie drzea OF sin: q
.a together with every yar.ty manufactured India kub
he. goods IN ne at the War house n the Newark. " j. In
dia Rubbc. Factory. IS t!aidcu Hre. y. y: -
OILS HUTCHINSON < RI N'NYON.
-. LADIES' CATERS. --la,.cs' t;a,e;s of various
isSSsa descriptions r "a s.s. And promise tie
hest ft--cug GGr,ty equal eny mad. " BIoahway.
Iyl7 SMITH = uAktSHURSE. TO Fulton 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

a.--sae I.EHlG1 TRANSPORTATION LINE
r.s F0R EasioS hhn -. WiLhibiai.Rb III
ard Ranuin. pennsYvania and eheh 'anas-NIsrchan's
having the above places will 90 by Ne5ft lame, &
: NELSON'S Line sloni, N-r York New brunswick
winch will be fpunG nt per No.2 .fht1a Fast River New
TorE-zloop Fox OF Grey hound. ABLE. WILSON I. 90.
ois In. PrOprietH;g. t.nst on. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

A n. WASHBuRN. tiste Esccrcn l. Washburn. would
~ respectfully INFORM friends and customers thai he H.
taken the d sraecus StoIe, Nc ~ John street b-twe
William and Nassau and four doors from The
lvilinn, will ths Merchant
Tailor. Tic would also iGcrm tho fuhlc that he will has
constantly hard TIE styles Of Good, o ali deSc
tons Tor C;suiemcas End Boys which shall be made 20
after the approved loRdon and rarssn s es, and
rtntei to ft
Gentlemen will DcGse cal! and leave their orders with oe.
taniy tha, they sh 5e promptly and faithfully executed.
Rms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
WOODW0RTH's FLAMING MACHINE

gsa.esz. CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCKS
~ - q he .nb>criter. who a~ardee Diploma st
the New York State Fairs Of 19f3 and lsi3 for the
-. best toned Church Bell, and also Silver Medal for
The bst Bell. and Diploma for Town Clock, exhl.
bteG the Feir ot American Institute October last
now prep red his Foundry YVES, Trey. New.Yutk, 10
furnish bells OF from 20 to TO- 900 It's made Of the hest mate
nal. and YCr,sn;es stand sud TO osase-s;ens
them improved Gas; iInn Yoke. with Moyesbe Arms. The
Increasing demand fo .s Bsl the best evidence thai
he given their exce!snce Orders been wed from
the CIasdQs aud amos Nil the stats ard about 800 have
furnished different places tne State Of New afk
from his Focndry.Town Clocks, Levelng sn6 SuTveJn.
Instruments Copper and b:hSs CASTING &c. ec:
o2; I'm ANDREW MEsEEiY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
LEGAL.

QY ORDER ct George NJ. Smith supreme
AZ Court tomms4iousr noucr - hereby gwen ihtt 40
d nov or LIE II NaII. Sts Si yit,.1,t a. NON
au' ~ c sold Tor the payment
according 10 law wi;hm nrns months nom the ifsi puoe,'
- th notice an' 'hn IN yn'rHt oi any debts due 70
hin rsgafs II i ~ o. si the tttry 10 him, or Tor
h., - ot ,y property within ihis Slt cvlougu. hin,
and Of y such pfoprTt, b, him are (orblldsn by
law 80 void Dated N''N'G iol& MIST ni SniiBscocx. 81
mh3l l,'wom huosarv Tor Att,ch,uG Creditor
SuEHiFF"s sALE,-By virtue o' everl wrli. Of Fer fa
Octnr next; - O'Clock NJ. rhe Na,ubue ol the City
If Jacob ~ Trp when he hpi on the 18th day Arnl
ls;i theteritst Of ~ ant 10 MI thai certain
,uesd lying and beD The I-th Ward o the 'V oi New.
icrh. bnundCd together H4l containing @, ino"s 10 WIZ
ui The HuonlnsdnIc k0nd on the n"ihefy 'de seventy
St.en,h eet nnd rugans lnence a"nk ,ns
-uied hereafter sret. hudst and ihityNN irrt i've
inches tirrre uut,lss,r-ry line n right angles ~ila
seventy seventh hunrd feet thence north westerly
parallel win Se.ca; seventh ''f.ct t'Sent tive ieet hnd
seventh Grara the Gorh ea''ery
boundary lns "i tho p'pery {" "n"h Nc, artf thegca
"uthwo,aflC along the snd boundary neon line pafrei
.1'h ,t,,et ninety eet eight aud half
inch. to the westerly oi the Bu0mugdne Road. and
te1cc sutery aon- nlh westerly side o The bU"mlnsdae
Rn1d 10 i!e nueY SIDE oi -e'en'y ,eTelh tree, 10 .s
''''s' TO we 'S''' ''''''' '' ''' WM JONES sheriff
Dated New YORK, sept lsth ls'l ~ law NV
s'AEE NOTICE ihat urns the month Of Jag.. :ii
uhCHfe No. lti-, brHUug dne January y. Nll i iOu
shares capital stock nt the state Bank n Illinois, ued
name o Ee1nof Wood at the tansrr office Of ,ad
Bans the city OF New York stolen from the sad Flea
Wood hy person unRnpwD and hath not
rccoverd and the said Eleanor Nood telng since de-
crr,et nni cerfrnte having been Sued Thona,
posy ohe city New York. of the las, Will and
testament ol said Eleanor NOgd intend 10 apply 10 the said
State Bank c Illinois for cert hcae. IN lieu Of the one
lost 10 be 'suei by sGi Bank tor s months alter THIS soce
SIS iawGw'
y pursuance OF the SuHorate OF uis County of
claims nqSe seISy late 40 a y fSySs
York. seqtlemgn deceased e. present ihe same viii tho
the City OF New York on before the seventh day Of Noye
be- next. Dated New York the ft day of May. lSii.
MARCUS NtiTrING.)
CIiAS. T. WILLIS. Executors.
N.Y. law5m B. K. DUNNlNG.
~ rIi N.,,py sb C;,crt, Tho p,o.i,en, D:,ecio,,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ROOTS AND SHOES.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Others are invited 70 eau
u and examine stock o. TIE ABOVE a'acss' IN 'H' =
folowt VIZ: >,, p
Eov.; do 10 Mems Calf Brognns.
BoYs' Csfand Kin DO. 20 do sow-d Brorana
goyr,h.. 10 ~ do DO Zip do DO
lieu'. Calf and do DO Eoyi and ouths uo I
DO fine do stitch DO Do, 20 yeE.seit..u
Together with great Ynrlsy of Womeni and Chl!d'cn
lower ;,n ever Cash o: Cy Accettances oy 1ne
e,,- =, Go,.n 80 49, GALE * co. ~ fearl-st
.raa 3meods T. Hotel Bu'!!ings, a;e ioit'' aonSe
0Is REC0Xs-l. he pnaerslsnsd. an happy M TO 2, p
form the public particularly the spottznen ard hde "fo
are more desirous OF travelling With moe than ornery eaie
eierErce ard .pcsi and with infinitely 2rTslc eI%in
se; IN fully convinced that }rcoEss Ea,c Ns;i!c SnaG
Rod decided Improvement sny 5nt every frc .; 80
Nd bcfoo introduced sn 'h. ;s7ts rneieri2y IN u
r,oa=e The ,.cliiaS tor waking. 81 nave the
fe yea past walked many thousand miles, and run 50 ne
hundreds, he, ssy that Ie'ef e1peenceI 90 .hs
ff re n -esdnc the distance, crc at he speed 2S oi
ysss!ay IN sunnn. ms and quarter over me Beacon
Course ghicn satisfied s. 10 consideTahe e1e. Su.
H,.,bls % - admirably constructed Ellsuc NelHlc .rA
Root manufactured be- M IDRlS BROOKS. NJ. - rE
ion tre which had foo fortune 10 cOIri7s ~
coaGu--o: Re the sr.,!HcGnCu NY Elifd what ma a.
the rssst must acknowledge that an TrcH nle9 :"
NJ Books and tie Eas,c Heric Shnnsa, ,rr ";hc oe
h1 lany thanss and recommend hen. 20 MI win Sa-''s
eood y:iID Il. SThNSiIi'- $50 bn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
SCHOOLS.

IC,LASsICaI AND ENGLISH BOARDING SCHOOL
L ! FOR BOYS-Mr J. Il Woodford having opened
Boarding School Il; Mddstown. CT resnectiuly soicn "
patronage those who wish to place uier sons IN
and kind SUPERVISION The location :. beautiful and .a'dbr
GUS and the moderate The w lnei Sesso" VIII co
ulence Nov. 4,h. For particulars inquire oi
O. e. NoAner. 80. 81 William street
Z. II. Roberts. No. 70 South street. ( New fofs'
where Circula containing Te.. References. &c can be
R-A personal Interview with the principal nay ee hai
on Thursday anu Friday the aih and 25 Of &C. oetst n
the hour, Of 10 A. Nj and r. ut the scok Store o. pfni
Woodford n 20 No. 63 Wall street o-' Il
PREPARATORY SCG9f)i. At .'IDDLEIONN: Ccn'.
/ Classical i-~--tIsH Hn.splSG sCHpoL i ms II
.tiu.iJa t,'sh ',t y'ns -t4f-ns -'s ~
csyet into ,h- flncpis amy cad il., o Il; ne
perorn attentions s1d intercourse naC comic o nom uts
,ecur.. - pupli high degree Preparation tor btsrnS
or 1ese 'Arrargh. NlddIior ui me noSt at''
fu healthy and mora, towns IN New EHz aDd easy 81 seet
daily from Sew York, t,ut1Y and Boston. al n1s'nt
perse Y0lrg sd al Tay attended bT crieu! pcsoh'
wher parents request. .a,. c..
l.rrs, sessoi commence. Nov 18th Charge 80 per -
.ios WIN Inc utes ei expenses inf books music l
modern ugrnges Circulars. with refirsnc.s nj ~ tIh'
s,ret -re lhe Pr>ipal may be founG durlng the @eeS
To- Nov 10. d. t.. tHAetl. y. " fllhc'pal- o-i''
r,AMiLY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BoYS. stan
X f.,r: Fairfield County. Corn.--jAMES BEL ie
,irc!pal the i.un F5nily Boarding school when nus
rs nltd present complete wal remove ms
To rf9- Nov, laOe i here he has erected lhce ana
cofnrodiuus budng essiy fo ms Scsoi iunisnns ~.
Iafior icct nl;nadaan =. B-An interview can Ie ma
y ne ircip. by calr= the Rev. u. Newell Eci"f
the Christian h!y iings: ne "a Sos1U sieet Z" .f =,
,iPei Ed.o Of the Christian Pari0' Magdzne ana
Magazine ~ Nassau street Septenb o. tcooei
5 20 81 and 81. sd also circulars nj any time eOaiei'
3,-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
SECOND BOARD.
Public Stock Exchange. .ocr. %.
SECOND BOARD.
Passengers Arrived

50 shrs Nor L. WOr .bnw 50 25 Morris Canal.
Is dO................. 52A'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Foreign Ports.

A. Smyrna 10th ult. ship Camera. Dunbar for New York.
soon,
Sid from Conadt lath ult. ships Tioga Eldrdec and
Aymar. Carver Stockholm, to load for NYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Memoranda,

United States School Ship North Carolina taken this
morning from her moongs the North River by the steam
Hercules & Samson. To the Navy Yard for the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

rs'O IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS-The advertisers w'l
exchange p, Of sixteen liouSc Lots Of ground elegantly
situated about Cg md ngif North ut Union Place a
Wing splendid o the Hudson River. three OF the great
thoouE lending the properly. Address NJ. W. 10
the CoatIcI and Enquirer utiice. siE'c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
!. KS, ls5:..FALL AeBhYGEmEN;TI, G z TINEy.; :, E,

=. 80 IE5 5.,-FAbI. AItH ~, LlI " ~
al YORK ANn ERIE RAiLK0AD LINE F0h
Sthiiss5tS .HfDDLETOEf.y, GOSiif-T, ard mtsrmG-
sIlfsj Giatc pieces .oyr foot o! ,unnest-ihe steam
bout TIA lea.-s every iOmng. Sundnys cScep'tfj nj
O'Clock every ArrnU" ts5nd1ys excepted ~ na' pus
oc!ocE fpr permun where passengers 1ke the ccnn"
duu5 OF the Company or GG.hen M.idleown; q g sc
Hstu.nHe lea hliddleuHn 1T o., \. NJ. and . L. NJ
Stages from M.ddctewn to O"ego. hnGianpion. Homes
dale ,rrbondae, Aloni. connection with the ai'e
nOoG Line from New York.
Fgs;anr NoTrcs -ffeig,t received l;um O'Clock A. NJ
10 O'Clock r. VI and forwarded the So ne lhy. - ~
For iahar PARTICULARS inquire OF J. VAN RENSSELAER,
Agent, corner Of DnGne and Test-streei.;
go II. e. SEYMOUR. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

FOE SALES Lots cfG;rouBd situated on $ S;'ee
"a beiw,en .h ard Eth Avenue. . hy iVl each ESQ IS
laal Lots on 9n Avenue. near $50 Street they WI! ae
1he Si9fe S2S Broadway 10 e i; Is excellent location
En any echenica! business other purposes EnGnlfn q,
b enter Street. Ol9 !w VI - lO.'-' t.!..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

DOARniNG SCHOOL. FOR BDYS-Eew.C Canaan Se',-
Dinury, Ct.-JoHS OsBoHH Prncpui-Nunber ot Pups
limited 10 wentyelms SD per year Circulars can be 90
tanned of hessr r. Web. s5i Gtnnit-eet, John Dm"n.
a7 street. Silas l.udam. james street Dun
ocub BOwery r. Bsc 20 CGncOfds,reet, Brooklyn. 1re
Pnncpa he rt 29 fcaTstree where circulars no
NM he nb,oIned OI In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

RaALE BOARnlNG SCHOOfr-HEMPS1EAD SEMI
ltl NARY -NATHANIEL DUNN. a. NJ Pnncipai-
Hempsead /. / branch OF the ralroad. y mile. lion
Brookyn The wine: term viii the i.t day oi
Noveber Terms sor pupil, under u BIS year, over ~.
sl5O IL Circulars at no South William s.. The Pnnci-
uul during Oct. at IS Nassau 81. OLD Wv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

EETRTrING PAPERS.-The subscribers invite the a,ten-
w ton OF the trade and Others their stock of Writing
papers large and small which will be oundto embrace
sreat yorey in part fom the of the following
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

s,ERTn AMROY SEmlNARY-Scienufc. Mathematical
rnd tlasscal. The wntsf Session OF S weeks will cor
ncnce on Monday Nov ;,h. The Of instruction.
thorough and practical. Crcygrs with testimonials ond ~
frcnres nny e John s. Taylor Brick Church Chapel
or o the priucpas = T. MU1iiiBhhiiiGi:'
S.yF L.. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

4 r PRIVATE SALE-Sutabe for office az hall. i
~ Nets Stove good order. with ornamental sGnnre top
pipes. Can by applying the office of
AhTHO.SY j. Bl4EECkER q co
olsiw No Brnnd 81 near Wal 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

\ SIii.hND' HhLb-h FAMILY BOARDING
~ SCHOOL, FOR BoYS-Nnmber IImIied At ~ teo
rally situated IN West BiGcr.gd Es Co. n IL mil So'n
The frst Session 81 ;k new Institution WI! Open on We
neay 2h Oct, Under the iinIreane oi the suscr.:
Ger ltc last3 veGrS friacpa Of The Boomfeld ng; and
Jyassicai .fcadc,.y DAVID A. FRAME.
Principal and lrnpnstcr.
Particulars furnished Application to the Principal 10y na
or n,bcr,ysa ST tNi'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

COFFEE-Chesp. cheap only s. for orls and I'd. i.
~ for Old Cooernert ca. roasted and ground daily high
favored and warranted 10 give satisfaction Please Try It, al
lovers of good Coffee W.P. MOODY, III Bcwery.
s3l 8r,s Successor tn Perkins 4 Towps
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
mh2IL,w)m

Tmos =. PskRs. Deputy Shend
Ijnied New. YnrS sept Isrh lSIi - law Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
TO BE LET.

-, To LEi'-rwo Rooms, the Sd and ;t'i stores Of
EaA No Spruce street. Possession gwen immediately
SL and T. nj low my who mqy wish become
tenant The suitable for almost any krd
mechanical business Inquire at The Tribune Office 90 c
Is Tt, LET-f'he FIRST neor of the building No 50 Mot.
htR street The premises well adapted fr Cabinet
i4l maker Chnlf maker almost any mechanical husi.
-. 90 4 u WELnEh No tott.s, ,pYo,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

HARDWARE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS, &C.-l SO
esubsrbers importers and General Deae.S IN English,
German AmeTcan hardware, Cutlery. Edge Tools. Nhis;
Shoves. Spades oef county merchants and
Others, uil end con2eo assortment low Toy cah Gr an
| proved credit OSBOkN & LITTLE.
RIO 3,ns G Fulton street. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

* s,.y>,e ), TuE STEAMER rHRhWSBtkl.
- Gag, l. r Cot!el wil HsIeaef q, lea, sgss
in ;aturlGy 20 cc'ocE ~. returning from Eaton Town
L.ntir. every Aoaily and rGnrstry a, ~ O'Clock a VI
TIE proDlctos oj slii >lG, oer er 81 sale ctsag.-
she new boat WIN excellent wiGCHGe,y 0ni draws "n7
t.f asun, -; long. ihc eIiy reason i"S
u!fe-,n, her i 81 hat iisf speed icI-Lt ur me
,oate gr-cusc; boat. FoF information appy Ia ha ts?
~ lpHrl. 81 tn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Arrived.

Ships Quebec. Packet London Rochester Pacte lvcr-
pool Emily. St CroiI Powhnttan Charleston Iowa Hnyte
orgs Carb. Matanzas: Gulnure. Kingston. Jamaica. and
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-21
Immediately east Of Gadsby's
AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN f. KENDALL.
with the Government Of the following descriptions
viz;
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and othei
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 Executive Departments or Congress.
Our Office is in the house of AMOS KENDALL on
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 him
to perform this service the most effective
aud those who ntrust with business may rely upon
the utmost promptitude, and the of all proper
means to bring il to successful issue. Our charges
will be moderate, depending for their amount on the
nature of the case
Persons at a 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 collec-
ton of private claims.
All letters on business should be addressed to
Messrs. Kendall, & Co., agents, and must be post
paid.
oct 3-6m JOHN Z. KENDALL.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-21
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
/ UST RECEIVED, the following pieces of New
y Music at the old established store two doors east
II 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
The Foresters-Words from ancient poetry
Tyrolicnne-Music by Donizetti
Thy Heart IS my Home-By Phillips
The Cot where we weie Born-By the Hutchinson
Family
Excelsior-By the Hutchinson Family
Cape Ann do do do
The Poor Sayoysrd-By w. H. Montgomery
The Saint Of Erln's lsle-By John n Hewitt
The Parting Friends-By Edw l.. White
There was a Tlme-By Jos Philip Knight
The Cross Old Bschelor-By c. n Rodwell
The night before the Bridal-By George Lindey
In the Cold Silly Nightly Sir Henry r. Bishop
Passing away-by Edw. J Nelson
have gsred on the face OF the lorely-by Stephen
&. Massng.
Cudjos wild hunt-by the Ethiopian Serenaders
IckerbOcker walL-by Lacner
Pembeuon valtz-by James Hooton
Three graod walizes-by 4. l.. White
On-ks.hye waltz
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