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Packets to Sail.
ship Masters and Auenrs.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will rive
60 KosEsr SvfY Captain Of our News Boats report Of
spoken on their passage list of their cargo and foreign
mediatey their arrival Agents and Correspondents al home
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office ali
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical Ircas
Ion Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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s,s h. g paid
proprietor does not con,inge HI, old stand 500 B2,dway
auction upwards NJ Toys sf every variety suitable
for the Holidays, which he will sell less than Wholesale
puesa. The whole u ready for insIecton at
JAS. BOWLES
New York Corset Warehouse and General
d2oui issee Auction Goods stow, S03 Brosdwsy
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Finsr BoARD. Dec. $4,000 State 5s Ia 10000 do, 3D.
7.t 1000 do cash 7s 5000 do 7s3 $4,000 do I'D Jan
c&p 733 10000 do, Sd 7a! 5000 do 6d&nt IA 5000 do
1876 5000 do I'd Jan c&p 73s 1913 State S. 1896 IA 100
shares Girard Blk, cd, 10; 10 United States Bk, o.
SECOND Board, Dec. $4,000 State 5s ID TAI 5000
Texas notes Isl so shas Wmin gon, sd, 2ll 30 SchuyL
kill Navigation, asst; Camden and Amboy, ia; Oh
rard Blk IO&
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
1T DUNTGaN'S CHEAP BOOK STORE
Ufvuu

THE SUBSCRIBER has now for sale large and well So.
= Isced stock OF Books APPROPRIATE FOR THE SEASON
embracing ia particular the english ArRIcas Assu-
AIS; JUVENILE BOOKS OF EVERY STANDARD MIS-
cFLLANE0Us Books.
His ASSORTMENT OF BIBLES PRAYER Books &c, will he
found especially deserving the attention Of the Pun
Lmost Of them Of his public alton prepared for sale
under his supervision They received THE FrRsT Par.
MUM az the last Annual Fair Of the American Institute
my the BfsT SPECIMENS or BINDING AND PRfNlISGa
Copies Of his ILIusTRArrD FAMILY BIBLE-pubshed
with the APPRoBATIoS OF TIM Rr RFvD BIsHop HuGH. s.
with Illuminated Titles Family Rec ods and ON
Steel, put up ia superb WHITE TunKry MoRocco WITH
HEAVY Gar CLssPs,or of his Ursune Manual Flowers OF
Pety and other Prayer Books with elegant engavng in the
same rich aud caste style Prepared expressly for the Holidays
making elegant unique and valuable it Books al the
lowest prices for cash. EDWARD DUNCAN,
d30 3tiss Tc l5l Fulton street
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


Our accounts from Washington are very unfa
vorable to the annexation OF Texas. The unoffi-
cial meeting, on Saturday night. of the "democra-
cy" OF both Houses, turned out failure The
cliqSes OF the two roses are by no means composed
Every thing is in state Of confusion. The cliqYes
will probably fight il out in Congress Trouble
is ahead.
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,SSN pB BhAGk BAhL Or OLD LINE OF LIVER.
saiia. isaore packet ship GUIuMBus, Geors. Cole,
commander will sail positively Wednesday the lst Of Janu
AIRY, her regular day.
The accommodations Of the Columbus and all the eight
ships Of this line for cabin. 2 cabin and Storage PASSENGER
unsurpassed For terms OF and the
behs early application should be mad. on board foot OF
Beekman street. TO the subscribers,
ROCHE, BROTHERS u CO,
ID Fulton street, neat door to the Fulton Bank.
L. SThe Columbus sails from Liverpool the 10th Of
February 1915 Persons sending FOR their friends them
brought out ~ her. Of the Packets this
magnificent and un-quaid Line sailing from that port
ally the LIST and 10th Of each month For terms OF
ply above.
The and packet ship Yorkshire will succeed
the Columbus and sail for Liverpool the 18th OF January
and will return for this the LIST OF March, her regular
day. d3i
- NiBLUS CUNsrKy AIOkf AND SEED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Broadway. adjoining the Gar.
densThs subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the public ta they fully prepared g furnish, s
reasonable prices Bouquets Fancy Baskets Vases &c, OF
Flowers suitable for Bridal Parties the OPEN, Ball Room,
other festivities They arranged by r tobinson as here
regard and composed Of the choice, and
scented Flowers Imported Dutch Bulbs Hyacnths
Tulips Croeus in 6nc condition for immediate planting
Fancy yacnth Glasses, Gold Fish, &c Flower, Vegetable
and bird seeds Eiuit aud ornamental Trees Shrubs &c &C.
London Split Peas for Soup Embden Grotts, Oatmeal he
pan Hover hand sccE PsIn%fnf SpSer The
seen added The All the standard Works OF the DAY
Al articles warranted epsrseuted, and will Be sold low
COR cash only 0hANT<J4sOkbUHNk Co,
n3o irnrc Proprietors.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY
As the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
YORK and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose
v,ns ~ the principal fashionable Dances pvan,
IA The highest circles Of European and American society
Mon, X has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga aud New
port where his style met the admiration OF public
md the marked approval Of the fashionable community.
Among others, Mons H. proposes % teach that well known
the vase dc peux Paths Mazourka-new CotIIions-ns~
Galoppe. and all American Dances.
Mons. X. will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY a.
Muscan The instruction will be given the French, Ger
aan and English languages.
Rooms are Engaged at % Park Place strcy private.
and airyor the accommodation Of Ladies Gentlemen
The Polka and the Quadres, present danced il
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris be taught
r twelve lessons the Mazourka All others twenty
four lessons. ~
For further particulars inqnre Of MONS kORPONAY a,
ms residence, Is Park Place.
TERM:-Class Lessons from 10 to H. A. NJ, Ito and
TO 2 T.. NJ, and from to in the evening
Sir lessons, S6-twelve lessons, So and quarter SIS
ter, $40.
All osher hours win be devoted Public Instutss Acad
eries. &c. Nc. nj
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SALAMANDtR SAFES

me- saamander SAT, which was in the fire at the burning Of
the store NO. l75 Water street. the night OF the
was one made u imitation of Wder Patent Saamander Safe
by some OF Wlde former workmen and introduced Rch
conductor patented by Wilder who, after years Of
mehtns and al great succeeded producing
yeraly acknowledged safeguard against important TO
merchants aud Others Suits pending the United
States Court aga INST Rich Marvin aud others for inrnf
en upon WdeL Patent and will be BY the Patent Law
Saamandsr Safe they sold The subscriber pays the pa.
enee Tor the pr,ge Of furnishing public the genuine
nrded giving good title nied Dry and equally fire proof
as any essdknow that he has making
fire and damp proof safe than the purchaser one as vet
ever having failed. SlLAS G. HERRING i3o Waters st.
d3D lMdNMY l,nrner MI sferxf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATiSE.


r TILE 5t kSESSS PfsTs s IT. r 8
o M mS Ssppfsdtfksb Ei'rs S Hi
rs's sSaea shSsH Y fsffa%SA
Chppeadale Ghos. Of Old Marley siI harry: "a r.,.
r.S 8 c.ass"Pt g esa1dssrs 9 cents -1' ~
PALNO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Consequence q he 1s1s
has postponed until The above
e
n ns SIM nnosnn' pAnah' ss 0"'' Don mag
Sss.. s md second Til, e
L Dss Gs se he
newt" and x Si
The s, whole 9I I. stI.nsth ofthe COMPANY r,
a.y. ss,a,dsS. .0nAA'F "s't'e' WI : -ue'Ds as
CiRCUS-BOWERY.
Ho L'DAf oD WsSk XII FG EFT,
4: s: i..s
Morning and Dsy Evening" !Ss as to be Three
BUR19N's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
ts' w.. ~! Be Es
fsadds ay sasii R Ss Roland ,ss
A. Be issSsd 5y.hs Nautical Drama q III LIGHT SNIP.
oSs @ B sssa H.
Russell; komanza Mr.. Smith; Marietta Miss st. Liair.
CONCERT.
| THE ORPHEAN FAMILY, in connec ION with MIR.
! FRANCIS Il brown Of this city, w,ll give their
Library. The doors will be open ca oclock-C oncert to
commence ~ o'clock Tickets so be obtained
the principal Music Stores the Astor House and the door
d30 3tsrrc
| THE LARGEST ATTRACTION IN THIS CITY.
| GREET AND UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTY!i
| THE LARGEST HORSE IN THE KNOWN WORLD
/ d. The smmoh Horse "EMPlRE.,' who STANDS 20
~ <hands high weighs 1000 lbs and a mile
mnnss Will be shown,,ogefhe, with the full blood
ersals in Broadway Grand Admission l2ls cents.
The exhibition Of the above Horses will his (ues
dayl ioning Dec 3s and coe positively the evening
Saturday January ih Si5. Hours exhibition A. M
| toSPM EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
| d3l 3t.m
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND
BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY

IMP d. NTED "A TTRA CTION
GREAT BOXING MATCH Novel and Amusing Enter
s'nmen The Greatest Bill Of the Season, the NEW
MENAGERlE, Nos. i9 Fulton and ~ Ann streets on Mon
day Afternoon and Evening" December 10TH every day and
lance l21s cents. "
The lovers OF the Fancy" respectfully informed that
manal Of the above Menagse being well the
mendous strides made by those proficient in The Au has
made with the following celebrated artists who
dition g The many animals exhibited there Sig Casto
Almeda Spanish Boxer La Diabolo the Learned
conjunction with Major Jack Downing the Simon Pure or
dher words, the most intelligent Monkey in the country
who will through his wonderful the aud
on his celebrated Pony, Billy Button
The public respectfully informed that hours
Sig Almeida the Spanish Boxer and La Diaboo the Great
Kangaroo will the splendid Arena prepared for combat
curing which the doc hitherto considered bu Gus
s. an animal standing on the extreme end o. his "a, do
has effected the
pense and confidently looks for the all who know
how to appreciate true and novel talent disc
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ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.

ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
WE beg 70 invite an inspection Of mporaions
~ comprising in part the following -
French Carce Lamps Of over 200 models in Porcelain Bronze
Antique, Ormoulu, SC.
Chandeliers OF Porcelain and Bronze.
Candelabras and Bras de Chemine, Bronze and Gilt.
i.ustres, for Lamps aud Candles new styles.
Dresden Porcelain Shades Of piece with exquisite land
scanes, flowers, &c. new article,
French Colo~d do, for Libraries, TO be suspended.
Paper Shades, splendid assortment
French Fancy Boxss beautiful assortment comprising about
thirty different kinds Of and beautiful styles
A. DIACON x y. d. SAXTON. Agents,
20 John street.
lamps Lustres, Brackets, Sc, furnished Cor parties
di7toJissm
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NE SUBSCRIBER begs 'eaye respectfully his
friends ana the citizens OF New fo'k gen, rally at he has
way, near Howards Hotel and hiss fitted j, up style a.
fssauat not inferior similar establishment in the CITY,
served at ali hours d arGncc 9Sk Game and other Refreshments
be suepped with the best Wires and Liquors that
will be found this establishment Especial pains will
taken the choicest Oysters the city up
style by similar establishment upon
the most reasonable terms. GEORGE PEIREES.
N B-Pnyate supper Rooms with private entrance where
Suppe's deserved the shortest and a superior
manner d3l lw
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS

NNOUNCE 70 Wholesale and retail purchasers that they
have received by late arrivals " Cases. their supply
goods as they accustomed to suitable for o.
days comprising larger splendid and
complete than that Of the last season
AS their first determination has always been articles
Of the very best possible quality and finish the latest and
most select Styles they that they
to receive the credit they desire to merof selling cheap "
yet the distinguished and patronage
them that most purchasers Of articles Of Taste
their determination, and they confident that
and comparison goods and prices will result convincing ali
that they elegant, better perfectly
Broadway, dlI IA m rrc
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EASHlONABLE JEWELRY-C Comprising a large assert.
meat, for New Years Presents Gold and Silver Watches
at The very lowest prices al GEORGE ROGERS well
establishment Chambers St, door from Chatham.
lie also reminds the public that he still continues to take in
exchange, purchase the liberal terms Old Jwelry
Watches, .oins Diamonds Stones Of all kinds Antique
ton GEO KO?ERS
d3l N'm Chambers st. Chatham.
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p,,c,. or srocx. IN THE Nrw Yosx MARKET.

: annex our usual table Of comparative quotations
~ nrincipsl securities Of the country in this mar
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Splendid NEW YEARS GIFTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENMANSIIIP. An A nnuaI,
however splendid, although elegant scarcely be
called useful but Goldsmiths Penmanhp
we have volume equal in external beauty the superb r
The Anauas and OF great aud lasting value the
The work published this day and for sale the Authors
Rooms. 1870 broadway. Price. s.. dln 2Isrc
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A. q. TUTTLE Auc' ionerr
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD AND
MAHOGANY All FURNITURE The sale elegant Rose
day. BY JACOB PLATr, the Large Hall adjoining the
Broadway House Of Broadway and Grand street Ten
trance IN and 81 - ppatponed Of the
i Tuesday sst December when win positively take place
anu every article Of which warranted made
ner viii be peemptorly sold the highest bidder cash
TO De srIsTsln the se will be found elegant Mahoga-
ny Case with drawers with rosewood Chair Pillar and
opuooh, made 10 order Tor Dentist d28 3tsnc
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NEW YEARS CAKE,
N A l. ITS RlETIES.
FAMILIES about furnishing their Cake for the New Year
for Weddings and Parties, invited
different Kind, on hard at the Old Bakery No 40 pensId
will re bosedup in the most careful possible
di3 2wsec JAMES TOMPSON.
MUsIC-Mr DUMsDAY, Professor Of Music, No15,
~ mystic street, above Walker will the
his pups and tea on moderate tems) the aar and
Singing, Accordion Wolf. Trombone aud tean Mus,,
barmonzeJ and ARRANGED for basds piano ore
tuned salJ.cLory references gyeo application d2l
pACKrT SHIP SHkRIp IN, Irom LiyerpooI-C onsignees
by TINS snip VIII please have their permits bosi, Or
leans wharf foot Of Wall street, Immediately All goods not
permitted within i've days msst unayodably be Public
store. dgl
DICTATORSHIP bushels Lancashire cup Potatoes of yer,
extra quality, Tor sale in lots purchasers BY
dsl w. Y COLLINS n 90 ~ south a.
bushels very superior English Potatoes for
dsi w. '' Z. y' X COLLINS co, % South ).
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SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


WILL be opened This Morning new lot Of splendid Rose.
w wood Work Boxes. aud Ladies' and Centlemens D ssing
Cases richly nad ~ pearl and gold and furnished
" tn ne sile 20 50 TO S3each i5o rich Ma.
snd fixtures Is to 81 and SO each Also splendid
Accorau Of the handsomest things OF the kind oad
aud cost originally $50 for sale S Also rich four
column Al.baster Clock first mepece Si5can be
bought Tor less than S23 else where in the Also Rich
yer Plated Ware VIII be ready for sale this morning
lot OF heavy silver mounted and plated Cake Baskets both
round and obong sh s. TO S8some Of which cost orr
gnay 81, SIS Also rich Candls,tcs aud revolving table
found gEes, bargain Also. lot pf fine Rosewood Writing
goods will be sold off immediately in lots su and
VINO are IN want Tor making presents or will dc
we'll TO examine them Blta lup Stls) Pine ST. d3l
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SPLENDID SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS Sc
-, 10 be cleared off This Day Dc 81 Grat Bargains
plated Cake Baskets from s375 S. which per cent less
than cost Of importation Also elegant Coffee Uns from the
Table Gas r;,wi!h s. and bottles from sloworh
mems Dressing Cases and Portable Writing Desks from ST IS
to 80 The above goods will be cleared off this day
and those would do well early az they
VIII certainly be sold.
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CiRCUS-BOWE cry.
CONCERT.
FTNHF ORPHEAN FAMILY. in conuec ION with

'T'HE UKTHEAN FAMILY, 10 connec ION with MIR
FRANCIS IL. BROWN Of this city, wall give thei
F5s Gones fh o" Friday Evening January g. ne soee
commence ~ o'clock Tickets so cents be obtained
the principal Musc Stores the Astor House and the door
d30 Il. 49,
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A UCTloN NOTICE-LADlES' EIEGANT MUFFs-
john > Belts viii sell this day half past IL O'Clock
without gard TO he weathef At the No. Bowey
mUtFS-Somp ising elegant tment Of Blue FIX
ned Fox Sae Df-h Bear, Badger Black Lynx Short ynx
FOX, wash Bear, Wolverine, Wild Cat Blue and Black
s ep &c Persons wishing make New Yearr will
d3l it@m - $3.50 ~ 10 Wv ~ N"o'"
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RUUVptTS IUH NEW YEAKS DsY.-Those young
gentlemen who intend avoring the subscribers with their
orders for Souvenir Bouquets New Years Day will please
leave their early order
DISAPPOINTMENT the caseast having deferred
III .ns arrival .. hr 81 very handsome Bouquet q
several white Camea Jpouicas choice Rose Buds, Buddes
howers, 81 50 or S2,50-d Bouquet S0-w all
be furnished from their extensive collection Astoria
ed by tasteful hand. j. NJ. THOkBURN eco.
10 John st.
wood porcelain Flower Pots for Hyacinh Green's Pots
rous shapes Frogmore Basketball beautiful form and
material dlO 2t-ec
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SOMETHING NEW UNDr R THE FEET -Bames' c,le.
brated Premium Brush Door Mats the flushed article
now ia urkewise, its unrivaled of cleansing are
such nnot be surpassed Gents ii please your
BY purchasing the arcle-save your carpets and oa
ment your halls Warranted last years aud retain is
original beauty. BARNES & McKEACHNIE
- . Manufacturers, 235 Pearl st.
Miller, Carpet Store, 447 Broadway. d3l az re-
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AUCTION SALES.
- -
AIrETION N0TIEE

r,,p, -, "A, 2. TUTTLE, Auctoneer
r. MnuTN,i MD MD tASHlONABLE ROSEWOOD AND
lie = c,5 - ~ fEukNiTukE.-The stsnton Of the pub
v .d 70 ne large sale Of elegant and fashionable Rose
ana Mahogaay tgrninre rich p,ed Ware to take place
inns psy at 10 ocack at the large Halls adjoining the board
ng ho,se corner Of Broadway and and streets esirance
~ street, ny Jacob 3 Patt being the largest and
sold for cash. $3.50 80 = 'dsl liz grc
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- ,Eyenng az ~ o'clock, at No ISL Broadway, LEVY
SrCONth VIII sell choice collection ancient and
modern 0l Paintings which will be sold without to
cover advmces The COLLECTION contains desira
9Ie modern Paintings ny French English aud
Amenesn Aues Splendid Portrait Of Washngton the Or
csssan slave &c Splendid copy Of Carlo Docs Magdalen
by Mon4cIe aud cher Pieu great merit The present
oneI. rare lnanc .IneLts 70 purchasers d3o 2tssHc
SPLENDID CAMELlAS AND OTHER PLANTS All
-. - AUCTION.
EVi SOONER will sell az Auction, on Tuesday De.
- cember 81 at II o'clock At Isl Broadway splendid coliec
on OF Camelias IN bud and flower all warranted nsmed
Also collection of fine Paor Plants. This being the last
sale those wishing 10 buy would do well TO attend
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-30

~ CONGRESSIONAL MANUAL; BY JoEL Is. SJrB-
~ ERLAEDi an Outline Of the Order OF Business IN
the House Of Representatives, volume OF nearly 500
pages price 81 So
This Manual has been undertaken and executed
mainly with the view Of giving gentlemen, who may
not have served members of the National Legsla-
lure, ms ght into the mode of transactng the bu
sness of Congress especially in the H. Of RepreseD-
tatiyes of the United States. Members Of the State
Legislatures will also ind il seryceabe in the per.
formsnce Of their legislative duties, and occasionally
even the older members Of Congress viii find il a
onvenient reference.
1t contains mass Of important parliamentary deci-
sons worthy the attention Of every one deslrous Of
becoming acq tainted with the Congressional practice
of the country also the rules of both Houses Of Con-
gress, Jeiierson's Manual of Parliamentary Practice,
Constitution of The United States, Declaration of In
dependence, (gving full indexes of all OF them for the
purpose of alordng easy and instant Ieference) and
much other useful information. For sale 10y
T. TAYLOR, Bookseller
dec imRedia ely east of Gadsbys Hotel
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN r. KENDALL
with the Government Of the following description,
viz;
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and ohei
Executive Departments
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring penslons--reyolutionary 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
E street. the first door east OF the Medical College
two squares west of the Post Office Department
where we can be found during business hours
Amos KENDALL will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments, or to Congress. His know ledge
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 manner
and those who ntrust us with business may rely upon
the utmost prompttude, and the use of all proper
means TO bring it 10 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 to
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 colec-
ton of private claims.
All letters on business should be addressed to
Messrs. Kendall, x Co., agents, and must be post
paid.
AMOS KENDALL,
oct 3-6m JOHN +. ENDALL
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NEW MUSIC.


lust RECEIVED, the following pieces Of New
j Music at The old established store two doors east
1fl2th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER
The Foresters-Words from ancient poetry
Tyrolienne-MlusIc by Donzetti
Thy Heart is my Home-By Phillips
The Cot where we weie Born-By the Hutchinson
Family
Excelsor-By the Hutchinson Family
Cape Ann do do do
The Poor Ssvoyard-By w. H. Montgomery
The SAINT Of Ennis Isle-By John n Hewitt
The Parting Friends-By Edw. l.. White
There was a Tlme--By Jos Philip Knight
The Cross Old Bachelor--By G. H. Rodwell
The night before the Bridsl-By George Lindey
In the Cold Silly Nightly Sir Henry r. Bishop
Passing away--by Edw. J. Nelson
have gazcd on the lace OF the lovely-by Stephen
9. Messing.
Cudjo's wild hunt-by the Ethiopian Serenaders
hnfcketbocker wsiiz--by Lacner
Pem5eron wallz-by James Hooton
Three grand waltzes--by T. l.. White
On-ka.hye waltz
Me Caroline wal,z-by Lanne1
United States Grand March -by John g. Anjrews
Mount Bowdoln Quick Step-by p. Strong
o3d regiment Quick Step-by Augustus j. tanner
The Sea Shortly q. Weiss
Young PIan,sts FIRST Duet-by J. MosoheIs
La Petite F,te-hy +. Burgmulier
Les Bellies Vars0viennes-by Chss. Frederick Ru-
dolph
Rendo Irlandais-by .. Burrmuller
Thems from DuniIctta's Opera, L'Elisire, d'Anore
by F. Burgmucr
ian. 5--tf