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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-01
NEW MUSIC.

W FISCHER has Just received, al the old ,s.
" iablished Music and Stationery store on
rehn9han'a avenue Two doors east Of 18th street,
The Cleveland waltz, by J. Long.
Piasmon waltz, by Zelneth
The Ocean, by 4. BricheL
indian Summer, by d.
Inc Starlight walz, by b. +. Leayens
Shhdiens "a ty quadrilles by Camille Schubert
Ia. Is dream, By Blron Rodolph de FleuG.
alse hungeris, by Cam lie Schubert.
na"y waltz and qulckstrp, 10y John G. Banlstt.
peau,i's Of Labi Z Key a selection of the most
sum, 1 Gu "at%os oil that celebrated composer.
rive laVoHle W itzes, by Strauss.
orfnan quiekstep, by j. p Furst
pillaae quckstep by Edward White
Emperor Nicholas Guards quickstep, by Baron
de Fleur m y
Coles qoieksep, by J. A. Fowler.
Recruiting march.
The Heirs march.
Love not, by Edward l.. White
Locomotive quickstep, by L. T. Chadwick.
Old Dan Tucker, quickstep.
Lazy NINE, variations, by lady Of Virginia.
Come, dwell with me, Rondo, by c. G. Zernez.
Fra Iante Angloscie Rondo, by Hunter.
thirty national Scotch airs by Valentine.
The noble voyagers, fantastic, by C. Czerney.
Long time ago, Rondo, by c. Czerny.
The three prayers, sacred ballad, by ]. r. Knight.
The birth Of Christ, do byF. Petersilea
The angels greeting, do by L. J. Nelson.
Passing away, do BYE. J. Nelson.
march %
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HofFMANs LAW INSTITUTIONAL
y subscriber has established at No. III SOUTH

uofFMAN's LAW INSTITUTIONAL
IL subscriber has established at No III SOUTH
FIFTH STREET, philadelphia, AN extensive lnsti-
'u'ion ioi the reception Of Law Students from every
par OF The Union. The advantages offered as
follows; An extensive Library OF about 900 vol
unes ~ every department ofjurisprudenee--of Uni
'eisaI Literatufe, History and Sciences eotur~s
on law, aud also its cognate topics nearly through
out The year--the PRACTICE Of all the Courts spe-
caly attended TO, aud in mode of greater certainty
ana rap'hiy Than can possibly be obtained in any
councillors Office Written Legal Essays by the
students who prefer TO be thus engaged-lamiIiar
contributions on most points of Lawpe petual at.
tenuon TO sure and practical COURSE OF STU
D-the adaptation Of that Course to the exact wants
OF the Student according as he may design TO prac-
ice IN the untry, or in some maritime eity-a
course as long, or short the Students may pre-
fer
The FORMS ofall legal proceedings progressively
studied--the Practice explained practically and also
psnosophieaity-a the newest books, they appear,
added 10 The Library-and all the Law Journals for
eign ami domestic and in all the living languages of
he Contlnent-the Laws Of nearly every State in the
Union, either In bulk, dgested or codefed And
when The number atains TO sixty the leet ures will
lnen be iio'e day. during ten months OF the year.
The building is adapted for about that number is
commodious, airy, and well furnished.
The student enters only for sir months at a time ;
and IN any day OF the year-he continues his studies
at the point in which he may then be. IL beginner
the teHebts VIII DC thoroughly impaired, whilst he
has the benefit OF hearing, the same time the gher
order OF Instruction. nticpaton Of his reading
Noperiod OF study is prescribed, long short, mus,
depend upon the student himself Whenever well qua
lifted, CERTIFICATE Of that fact will be con
feried. Fee every half year, 500 so. Living in this
city is, perhaps, more moderate than in any other
large city In ihe Union possibly, more than in
very many small ones. Those inclined to know fur
Their particulars, may receive by mail, Circular, adj
dressed by me TO Law Stuaents. And, Us to quaii-
cations, practical and heoretic they referred to
the subscriber legal works to his practice in many
Courts during nearly thirty yeass-to any Of the
Judges of the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and to those of the Court Of Appeals of Maryland
by whom he is best known. He is thus voluntarily
particular, from having, as early 1917 had cause
to manifest his conviction that LAW STUDENTS
Of this country have not been as faithful to them
selves, and DESTROYS of avaihg themselves of every
l,gal facility, as Medical Students uniformly have
been, in seeking those facilities that appertain to their
vocation
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Philadeldhia, March 20, l944.-25dtf
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After the reading Of the Journal, the SPEAKER
informed the House that The day had been set
apart for the consideration of Territorial bust
ness, when Mr.. WELLER rose and moved that
those bills relating to the Territories, and which
had been referred TO a Committee Of the Whole
House, be referred to Committee OF the Whole
on the state of the Union, and that the Com
mittee of the Whole be discharged from the
further con liberation thereof, which was agreed
to. Several resolutions Of inquiry were pre-
scented and appropriately disposed Of.
Mr. HopKrNs presented bill establishing GER
tain post routes in the Territory OF Florida,
which was read the first and second time, and
referred to Committee of the Whole on the
state Of the Union. Mr.. ROBERT SMITu offered
resolution calling on the Secreoy of War
fJr Information in relation to the appointment
Of cadets, and If the law regulating such
appointments had been complied with. He
said that he had recommended the appoint
meDt of cadet from his district, and TO
set himself night before his constituents,
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ITO be concluded in our merit }
CONGRESS.-SAruRpAY.

In the House, after our paper went TO press,
the Committee of the Whole on the stale OF the
Union, rose la'e in the evening, and Mr. VEL
LER, the Chairman, reported to the House that
the committee had had the Union generally I'M
der consideration, and particularly the bill max
ing appropriations FOR the support of The Army,
but bad come TO no resolution thereon.
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Washington City, March -, 1874.
NEW MUSIC,

w
lust RECEIVED, at the old established Music
y and Stationery Store, two doors east of 10Th
street, Pennsylvania Avenue
w. FISCHER.
My Ocean home-music by Woodbury.
Old church clock " Long
Down the dark waters, by Chas. Jeffreys
Little Eddie Metcalf
The mariner loves DER the waters TO roam-by
Alex'r Lee
Unfading beauty-by +. P,tersilea
The Melodies of many lands-by G. w. Clover
Beautiful Banks of the Tweed-by Thomas
Young
Weeping for thee-by II N Bishop
One struggle more-by Mrs. X. Arkwright
Tho the day Of my destny's overly Alexander
Lee
The merry lark-by Miss A. Cowell
Land no " Henry Russell
Come. fairies, trip It on the grsss-by Jno. Parry
The Mourning Ring-by j. p Knight
Launch thy bark, msrner-by Professor +. T.
Fitch, ID. d.
My Early Home-by l.. r Chadwick
The Detained w III. Callcot
Six Songs for the piano--by Sterndale Bonne,
The family Bble-music by T. Rcard
American national song Of liberty-by John Pad
don
The matn bell-by Rainier family
The voices Of life-by Geo. Jas Webb
The Ringers Glee and Catche-by A. Clapper-
tone
The widow and her child-F. N. Crouch
o, could ! call the spirit back-by Joseph 7.
Knight mar %
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STATE RIGHTS.

| respectfully solicit Of all parts of the country
L patronage for my work thus momentous sub
Ject Ii is an entirely impartial and careful nvesti
cation OF the principles Of our Unon-for the pre-
servation of the Union-dehning and illustrating the
real spirit and bearing of all our political elements
and having no partisan personal object whatever
1t would not become me TO speak particularly Of
the appreciation with which the work has been re-
ceived 1t has been taken by many of the most dis
unguished men in the country, including the Presi-
dent, heads OF Departments, and members of both
Houses of Congress
The subject will continue to be one of great and
increasing import. 1t is involved continually in the
movements Of some of the States, and in our Ma
tionaI Legislation. | am the more earnest that the
work should be encouraged, because wish to be
abled to publish further upon the subject. hum
bly,, yet very confidently conceive that il is still OBJ
scurey comprehended, even by those whose position
render clear and broad perception of it peculiarly
important; and that this arises from their being
deeply conversant with the REASON Of political re-
latons. ardenty desire 10 enter again this field of
mighty principles and of close and candid ralocina-
ton. pray the North to be quiet, they go too
far and the South still TO adorn their rectitude with
a n heroic patience.
Ii remains only for me more particularly to offer
the work. Will not individuals at a distance unite
in ordering it Should any person be pleased TO
transmit me one dollar will Immediately forward
four copies. ESTWICK EVANS,
OF the North.
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NOTES.

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,ible persons, in the following manner, viz
The undersigned -- guarantee that - "
his bid Tor carrying the mail from -- to --
be occeped 10y the Postmaster General shall cn-
ter into an obligation prior to the LIST DAY OF July
next with good and sufficient surctics TO perform The
'er,ice proposed"
The should he accompanied by the certificate Of
Posto- ter, other Equivalent testimony, that the
sehtaniots are men Of properly and able to make
ood their guaranty.
The proposals. should be sent to he Department
sealed endorsed Proposals fof route No. - and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combine
tons and the terms and condI ions which the
rac is TO be made sec the last annual advertisement
c. A. WtCKLlFFE
Postmaster Gen<rui.
taw1W
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w. CRAWFORD sHUBRICK,
Chief Of he Burfau

HARPERS' PICTORIAL BIBLE-No. O.
IL This day received by =. 1AYLOR-contsin
ing 26 eugrsyings besides ornamental letters and 9th
er embellishments. Price Is cents per number
individuals who subscribe now to the complete
work will thereby secure the earliest impression. Of
every number throughout The SERIES the very large
circulation Of tn. work rendering II certain that ia
ter impressions will be very much inferior TO the
ssrlrer oses, march
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DROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni
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3Oth June, lSi7, the following post route in Geor
gla, will be received al the Post Office Department
until 9, p NJ, Of the 10th day May next, 10 be de-
clded on the day following.
No 1861. From Darien by Bethel, Waynesyille,
Langsbury aud Jefiersonton to St Mary's, II miles
aud back once a week IN two horse coaches.
Leave Darien every Wednesday at A. NJ, ar
rive at 81. Mays next day by A. NJ
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ON TIE CONSTITUTION.

4 GENERAL VIEW, by Justice Baldwin, Of the
a Supreme Court Of the United States, Of the
origin and nature Of the Constitution and Govern
ment Of the L. s., reduced from the political bisto-
~ and condition Of the Colonies AMI States from
l77t until 1888 and the decisions Of the Supreme
Court on the restraints on the powers Of the States,
volume octave. Judge UPsbu on the Consti'u-
ton Story Commentaries on the Constitution; tho
Madison Papers the Federslist Chief Justice Mar
shal's Writings on the Constitution, collected into
ono volume Elliott Debates and a variety Of 9TH
er works treating directly or incidentally on e
me subjoct. For sale by
mar1 =. TAYLOR
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CONGRESS MosDAY.

In the Senate, the morning hour was occupi-
ed with TIE presentation Of petitions, memorials,
&c. which was all the business done, up TO the
time our paper went TO press.
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RRlCkS.--SMITH & PROUD have on hand at
their Steam Brick Press, near the Navy Yard,
large supply Of excellent u lcks, which they are pre-
pared TO sell at reasonable prices. They are now
making a and beautiful brick, which will be
found to be superior to any Of former manufacture
and will be ready for delivery in few weeks. They
also keep on hand supply Of very superior Fire
Bricks from their press IN Baltimore, Of different
shapes AMI sizes adapted to furnaces ovens CRATES
stoves, &C, which sold cheaper than any other
fire bricks. mar l6-9aw3w
EOR RENT-The house recently occupied by the
Il late Secretary Of State v III be rented until the
st day Of July next when the present lease will ex-
pre-. The carpets and other furniture will DO dis
posed Of to the renter others by private contract
# desired. Apply to
e. II WTNDER,
State Department,
g. z. UPSHUR,
on tbsprsmss., corner and alst ss.
march l3tf Or, 70 r. w DYER n co.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

GREAT EXPEDITION The Nop York Herald Of
Wednesday morning reached ns by yesterday
cars, containing the Presidents Message. II went
by Government Express from Baltimore 10 New York
being sent early Tusldsy morning from Washington
10 Baltimore In locked car under guard =" that
manned there under lock and key until intelligence
transmitted through Morses Telegraph Of Its delivery a.
the Capitol, when the Express Immediately started foi
the East thus gaining at least hour The message
arrived at New York at 10 o'clock that night II ap
pearcd in the Herald Wednesday morning, and reach
I'd Richmond In the on Thursday, (yesterday)--
Thus II took only about fortye hours to 80 on 70
New York from Baltimore, and them after had passed
through the mystery Of the press second me to arrive
in this city, y,-Rickmsnd Enquirer, Dec o.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

A NRw YANKEE ENTERPRIsK. Some Yankees,
who are familiar with The ice business, have gone
TO Chussn up the northern Of China where they
intend TO establish ice houses, 10 supply Canton,
Macao Hong Kong and other ports in that quarter with
northern ice,n cheaper than II b. shipped by the
outside bafbaraps" Of Boston Chussn 10 about 1900
miles north Of Canton and already the seat OF an active
business between the Americans and the Chinese, since
Chinese ports have been thrown open by the British
lard oil factory " talked Of u Canton. The Chinese
masfed hog s said TO be Of the most oily breeds
known, and the animal just the thing for the lard o
m akers
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

MURDER TRrAL--The trial OF William Miller, on
ar Indictment for the murder of George West, in
May 1912, is in progress before the Rensselaer,
Circnit-Judge Parker presiding Hon. 4 Mann and I.
w Waite, associate judges. job Person ESQ, s ssso-
eia,ed with M. Townsend Esq, district alto ney, in
behalf Of the people Messrs Olin stowe, and Holmes,
appear in behalf the prisoner The details Of the testi
monv occupv q large space in the Troy papers, and
was not concluded saturday The trial will be pro-
racted one from the fact that the evidence IL entirely
circunstantaI and embraces great many particulars
bearing on the case, and which altogether make out
strong case against the prisonernot the least among
which are his leaving this part OF the country suddenly
after the murder, and leaving also matrimonial engage
ment unsoIemnized Indeed, though the murder
committed In May ls<2, the prisoner not arrested
until few weeks since and then at Baltimorewhen he
preenoed be ignorant of the existence Of such place
ss Troy and whether was In this country or not
These circumstances connected with the fact Of his bor
rowing gun the dsy Of the murder, the report Of tho
gun having been heard that morning and the body when
ound exhibiting shot wounds and other marks OF stsl
vioencohis having more money Afterwards than could
we'll be sccounttd for honestly, and Vests being oil
gone up the chief points In the The trial ex
cited grest interest In Troy, and the result sited with
not less interest sHi08
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

THE Members Of the New York Bras: Band would
fully inform their and the public In general that at
meeting Of the Band held Military Hall! Bowery, and Nov
w o .sS byyndss secsd sSs .% now snd M
assured that The Band will be inferior none in this country
The Band wond return their thanks for the sttsrng
bestowed upon them the past and will use every
ereon 70 merit continuanee OF the same Applications for
s< jams Conner y Bsyad street or any Of te
Peasr " Nolk Daniel Undehll ia Wooster street;
NJ Meme, 80 Foyh street; John Wallace, Clark street;
o.? 0.ol i'e Fcryth s.st y whsssr corner 9sh Avsnus
ia Wooster street, {. Gsiss Compose! Bsysrd street
bBands provided Tor Public Balls, Private Soifees,
ssr.n.des he. By spplyns 70 Wm Wsiace. Spring street.
M m
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
To TATTORS.

THE Second Edition Of Stnemets celebrated work
ting Of every description in style Of elegance
squaed now published AID ready for delivery Ihose who
from the use Of the INSTRUCTIONS y contains would do well
square, and contains II elegant diagrams Of the styles
of the present day. with full and ample insuc
ing few Of the highly respectable who testify
o the merits of the book -
The undegned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
met Treaties Cutting Garments, with pleasure recommend
a work complete aud in practical APP
Peaon 70 cutting superior to heretofore published either
IN Europe America.
Henry Son, Daniel Gutter, Staats Banker, Charles
Cox H.. W. Tryon Co.. b. =. Homer James Daily, John
Hssand, J. n. Banker.
above be Obtained Of the author No. is Broadway
New York. n30 lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

% 1asE Ss .s.sda
tsS.a # ss .
s:s i De I'd Sass1ss ssa
& P% ass''' on The 9Th q 81
The racket ship sbpSN sSs!s %f % corner s q Maiden Lane
sail on the ssth December her regular dsy dsrc
.Sfk FOR FOR NEW oRLEANs-Regolar packet Of the
Capt i ss'' Bennett ; 'rY VIII sitsss !. ssa7se sae
Hlsng very superior aecommoda ions for cabn, second
sho and nd erraxs aseasers erons wishing to embark
as &c 100 Pine street. coret Of south st.
,kN rAssAof :.ss. For ,S LSSD0N-FPeasi o IS!I
oRoNro' Capt Tiniisr. sails positively as above @
accommodation. q Ibis ship for cabin cabin and
sif TO sr
d. so.S .,s..' esa., r. TAMrsG0TET Ms;.o E,:.
M II: new II F:st.; shs k raIfiNR fiNRff.Sos e.s. s:7-
Tm: superior ship has been Siisi ~ II The mos, elegant @a.
% as s fSo.s .ssa q
toSss"ne S,.s her aeeommod1Sa: Elr Es,s,ss srry
NJ ,cse. oa.,. ,o .ss j. % ...rlt.tes e.Asa.,
tAxA E..ssy.' ts ole N.l. mil- i'oia q, 90.
s,s sst.5r .'.s y sa',i. s.aso. Sill
Few eoasty S.ss os.s.' he .sr si. sanses d asirs
sas a. assss % sssa,s H. sslsa .assos . ~ c s'a r. .
j, n: s..' s sa ' z J, s..S e ss .a :. I %
wa y sold 'srs4s1ri' - 'cs't's' f'fm' TX ssis,,,v
sqe,, rra, Albany ,.cupsy JAY ,orh. lssi i, IN
ABBEY HOTEL.
I'D STREET, BLOOMiNGDALs ROAD.
fe'Ss Ss sssa e.
!, :,ss Ss:! ss Ss .s"a ss.
,sat 81 sss ss; ''d E..'l'. vi"
-. A LARGE sToRE AND DwELiLlNo HOUSE
s' , nq: Cd
Che Hpdsos 81 The store is one in which large bu.insss
~ ss Ii n ss'
aA well known po''s advantage, rarely
es5TIs ;; =:
tabls:n short will be found glance 70 be worthy the
aismsiien, call on Msssr. HUTcHINGs. CAswELL
no LET1aNi1s ;1i aS rev B.is. Py;liss hss::: !h,s:
E1 xysnu:, with .s:Sis Sos: ;s .sr q
sasS ss: Ls thing convenient "
"''''' ''' "'' 'iS, T. y TkEHb%ELL. uphel.s...r.
N.B.Ths above houses we'll escaassd for Catnsn.
HRtSS asS1. AsD i. sEEp .
and % public s sS .s ag q % 's
Sss:ssss: Il s:;SS. ;I,:
other festivities They arranged BY Mr Robinson
regard and composed Of the choice and
Tulips Crecus a. in 6ns coudton for mmeoais ypsnns
Fancy Hyscinth Glasses Gold Fish, &c Flower Vegetable
London Split Pea. for Soup Embdsn Gro, Oatmeal Gc
immediate superin,eodence of GRANT ThOKBURN, has
been added to the busre All the Standard Works Of the day
f.1 ss; " ssasT kst x E CO. 81 10"
n3o lmrc Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

~ fhan hed a room
There % kkfkIlOkN sftsched, In which there
~ss s~sea 70 at sL sous of the day and evening There
esie. IL re''s vii - sssa.nes a. all nes darns the
Who wsnt Lodgings after ti~ hosse closes, will
nns ths hall b<il nls ymsm
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

fire was discovered on Thursday morning abont 8
o'clock In the spinning room OF the Massasot Mills,
which at the time threatened the entire destruction OF
the very large work q this corporation but by the
prompt and well directed exetions OF the fire department.
was confined to the where was at first discover
ed The damage amounts to about $4,000, and was In.
sured-- Boston Journal. Y"
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
y NCH'S HOT e L.

THE PRorRIEToR respectfully informs his friends and
the pabic that he has opvned his and splendid hotel
,' tatoa sies few doors east Of Broadway in hs imme;
date vicinity nrrcsntle business and the places OF
sasenenl asd has furnished In style that will bear favor
abb conpafson with the best hotels the city The pro.
pste W eudiux ant hitting above house has had strict
afd g ee.es sad eogio and thai he has combined eco
ROOM FOR ONE SIGHT. ........., e
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
lust RECEIVED from Paris, by packet ship FRncs the
First
500 French Dagueneotype Plates large tstar brandt
IL Atromatic Glasses, ~ inches diameter.
u dozen Of Gilt Frames, Of different sizes.
German Instruments for taxing family groups. And for
sale cheap for cash by +. A. AKTAuLT,
French Materials Importer,
Lafayette Bazaar. lao Broadway, cor. Of Liberty St
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

xseS- kXLHAN0L On kNULAND, IiKkLAND.
&2Xl SCOTLAND AND WALES-Ths subserbef has
q Ihs principal Banking is,q,s,s 4 soeyheS o. Sa,'ss
81 B Passage and fom Liverpool can be seeursd In
owest rates BY any Of the line Of packets sailing the 9th
iy4l ee
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

bN ~ w'S
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM
OF Whiting
DEEPENING Of Nh. BnasrowS WRIrINs and SHORT.
II HAND ACADEMY for pupils Of ALL and
No: E6 BROADWAY. (betvsen Maiden Lane snd Liberty 81
MIR. BRnTow respectfully announces his return New
York from London and Boston, where hs with the
brilliant
Mr. B. all persons Of AGE. supe
In TWELVE EASY LESSONS! y!
matter how cRAMPED, detective their
writing may be.
To LADIES' who daily from II I, he mparts
DELICATE and flowing sye at pleasing elegant recherche
and lady-lke.
To THE 9ErrLEMEN he communicates expeditions and
mercantile hand and STYLE adapted for
every occupation Of life.
N:B1Addona Lessons sioen free Of ertrs ehsrse,l if
~ Mr.. B. can be from to A. M, or rstosPM
q 9 a-S 2~C POloir
SHoRr-HAND-This amusing and useful art il taught by
Mr.. b. In IL lessons.
BooK-KEEPING taught practically aad scientifically
N.B.-VsIrrRs in New York take course Of Writing
in days.. MIA lmsuc
The New York herald., 1844-12-08
ROGERS GYMNASIUM.

THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT is now open day.
and evening, for the reception Of pupils All Of
sedntay hab should practise these exercises which the
only remedy for Of the Chest Dyspepsia the
ordinary results OF constantly bending the desk and stu
dying.
vited 70 call ROGERS, Proprietor
NBoJ:p r.. in eoBnecsicn with W 4 WysI. has opened
Gentlemen doing business in New York, who reside in
Brooklyn will find this esablishment compste for the
Of exercise. Open day and evening ma im>ec