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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
TO BE LEE.

., STORES TO LET IN THE PARISIAN
E-17A ZAAR-Tia House and Store No. 4i9 broadwa
Iiiys near Grand street, New Grk. - ,..o,-
FOR THE DISPOSAL OF STAPLE AND FANCY
iS GOODS.
The Counters and Glass Cases will lie Let separately as lie
,ni StoIes tcr The sale of the following goods, VIZ:
Fancy Dry Goods, silks, Laces Gitnfs SILK and Wotsca
1iaerink Millinery, Ladies Head und other ornaments t
er' Articles Watches and Clocks SILVER and plated VINE,
nmps and Candeler, Fine Cutlery, Rich Chnn and Gss
Ware Packet Books, Maps Stationery Animals ana 9theI
Books Canes Umbrellas and amsns, Petiumery Ladies and
Genemen's Furnishing Articles, ints and Chps ndes shoe
Store Toy Store Ribbon Store Rendy Made Linen Store
Thread nnd Needle Store Pctures and rch goods oj cvey
and the accommodation oi IhslonaDie Dill
liners Dress Makers, Miniature and Portrait Painters
The Stores will be lCt reduced pcs For furhc
particulars, apply Oh the premises. o'
=, To LE1'-1wo Rooms, the Cd and ith st-nes OF
"a No Spruce street Possession given Immediately
Eil and low 10 any one VINO may WISH 10 become
tenant The suitable for almost any END
nf mechnnics business Inquire at The Tribune oince os3 tc
a., A DESIRABLE OUTAGE RESIDENCE To
SEa I,ET-On the Sn Avenue and DIST street, cDnalnnE
N i3 Rooms and Closets and Pnrtries finished IN modern
vIe With marble anie5, folding doors, and every requisite
or oeneel family the windows upon he ptzZs and
,b rreeo Venetian blinds Attached carnage house and
dor, TIL, healthy and pleasant ne hnicEer
Lcte- snps; continue their line the 5 Avenue past the
Eottsse Also the ianatianve stages !esya the Cy Hall
avery hour during the day. The rent low to good tenant
kpniy on the premises or to MOTT 4 BROTHERS, lns
pnre:s oil Watches &c Nassau e. Possession given on the
frst of NOYember. 0ls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

ENVERY-DAY TALK.-Scone Broadway-tme O'Clock,
IL p. Nj. Two gents, passing up Broadway
First gent What is news to-day
Second gent Nothing very particular except politics RACES
high Just now
me out doors for spoutng politics with Brown,
Second gent. Where you going?
FiIst gent. Going Up 20 Wllds AL Broadway 10 get n
box of Salts and Senna Lo2enge.
Second gent. Ha, ha In, Salt. and Scnna Lonzenge?
What an idea all humbuS beleye;
Firsi gent o! No! believe Wild TO be conscientious
man, besides Dewitt tine Cysterman the Olympic Then
trc says they best medicine he used Five small
Lozcnges har call the effect of the usual dose and no taste
OF II.
Second gent. W,u ONE to think of IT. guess they are
good.
Both enter Wid's store lay down the . cents, take box
OF Lozenges Broadway into Grand street, and lost 10
view.
The above Lczenges sold only at 45l Broadway near
Grand. NJ If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

Passengers Arrived.
IN ae brig Wetusapkd. from Penseeola-Capt Lone. OF
hsrk Hlnney.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
REFINED SUGARS.
w. & u. MORRISON g. co.

yAPORTEItS and Dealers in SsmSll Wares No Ma3ea-
complete OF articles in Ike Tsd 9na Needle iirs,
VIZ Xnitiieg IarG Wursted. Cotton, TstilaR Coro
Zephyr Wo;ed, Han Co:h Hosiery and Gloves Velves G6-
hons Russia Baid Purse Ornaments do lS Fine Scissor.
Superior Wailng Hair and Iace Pins. Silk and Sse. But
tons and agste 8u,,nns fsnos and FriaSe Tapes and
Bndinx:. t. Hernrnss & Sons genuine R"yai Hrd Soun
ter<rrk Drilla. Eyai Np~.,ss .ls inr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
JUST PUBLISHED
gpY SAMUEL c. JOLLlE. Ss5 Broadway No. 6" Musi-

pY SAMIEL c. JOLLIE. SS5 Broadway, No. !" Mus-
ID Dcnl Monthly Beauties Of the Opera"
CONTENTS.
Ry the Sad Sea WeS-Ballad from Benedicts new Opera
- Of the Brides of Venice. with beautiful vigneue.
"a files du Cel Nalse composed BY Camille Schubert
Od Familiar FrRnds-Song-Compesed by Barnett and sun.
Csntiam Fscinmd Br,nd;si-From the Open Of LEse d
aniore. by Donzetti.
Florentue Wa1es-Compos.d by Haen,el. and performed
by the Kanmerer Band. 80
Music printed fine papeIat the reduced price of t0
cents Der number issued the 18th Of ehch month by
o,9Y SAMUEL T.. JOl.IIE. 3So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

"It It's worth while To do thing,
II IS worth while 10 do II right. -
SIHFrom bad cold. had severe cough, hoaeness
- throat and violent catarrh and cured By your
excellent Cough Candy. WALTER SMITH,
BOY Divscn-st.
To Dr. Moran ~ Division.st. New-York.
MORAN'S COUGH CANDY will be found speedy help
in tune OF need Tor Colds and a affections OF the Lungs Il
can be had Drug Stores all New York nsd vicinity
Of Mrs Hayes, Brooklyn and Of the manufacturer. whoae
and retail. No. ~ D!vsonS.. nj lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE,
40 PEARL STREET
kINklCH & RARSTOW

so PEARL STREET,
ALDRlCH 81 BARSFOW,
,kroA1Ess, MANUFACTURERS, waoLEsALx AHD
RELAli pE.LEBS IN
CarPetings, Floor OH Cloths, Matiingt,
Rugs, Table Covers, sc.
or every dsScrpnoaAt the lowest possible Pricss.
Their friends and the public generally respectful invited
their stock. We colhdeu; theT will nd fof
rer alvantngc do, determined that
article sold g, tbs shall DO say worth the o3sy
said fsr it.
siyc u ca We asl eadecyor every :rsrsaeiitn y
sn,:-ey sa,isfa:torr. iausS Sm+l itrPEARL STREET.
II. VYASHBURN, (t,,e E5keann s Washtuynl lwora
,espsct!ny MORN hs i,eads an! customers, thar ne has
ne sew md sp.ccrs Store g. Joha hetwess;
William and Nasssa streets. snd f6a doors on The esre OF
W,yn, yl,srs he will continue the business OF AechsHi
Ts;o: lis stgoud also niaim us pu9ls ia3i M he Sa have
onstan,iy on band ihe pswe, styles of GJos Of I'll art
In for isnamens and Boy -ha he made up
ssr he most approved Loaton and taiaa snd ~er
rratsa - a.. - Is.. -. . :
,niy thai they .ts Sc promptly and faithfully executed
au7 2m- ------------------
CYRUS W. FIELD,
Commission Paper warehouse,
No, Sariipg Slip,
&EW-Y0RK.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

ITO. PRINTERS. TUELlsHERs AND BooEBlNIs-
i ERS-Thc subcriber having established Prper- s;i
II ibis city Nos and Hague street for the pIpss of
msnufcturng News printing. Coloed Tissue Papers. Gc
tei. varieties respectfully soc'ts oreri Tor Of the
above. which will be executed at Ibot notice
RocstEdc Sh1yinss and nihe- clcs Paper bought at the
eu ias - '''' - ''-' '>' EDWARD CURTIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

I1RENCH IMPORTERS READY CALCULATOR for
the use OF French importers and Dealers IN French Goods
who have occasion Felch Measures Currency The
Ready Calculator contains Tables showing the amount per
cent add obtain the net cost United States Cuency-
Reduced to Yars-Aunes reduced YaIdiables OF Francs
reduced TO Dou-aso Tables with the Advance cent
Ali who haye occasion to use such tables will please call and
examine the Ready Calculator. For sale by
siS n Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05


CLOBE CLOCK srORE-I. r. MILLS Sr co: NanI
u facinIer ofths YEAR CLOCKS would respectfully cal
the of the public tO the unparalleled imptovefes
and decided advantages these Clocks have all other n
keepers no They warranted 10 one yenT T1
winding and 70 keep good time. and are now tor sale
l09 Fulton street, New York. Il
Tho melton is produced by weights in the 30 day clocks a
by spring wound upQn usee IN the year CLOCK ~
power of the weight spring retarded in this cocE a
ynde retain regularity in lis motion the ingenious aanf
clock you perceive gilt ball four and half inches in diai
ter the end Of ma steel rod. II rsvolves ree une az
half one way, and the came number OF times the oihef y
the upper rod ingenious and delicate douoet
and leaves without sensible friction. The spring then
acts upon the ball. aided by lis Eravity and the Iotn
motion continued the controlling the pendrns
Us in other clocks This ball is hollow and has internal
paratus. By which its rotary motion IS regulaed. There
four smn weights right 10 each other grn
ell upon wre which horizontal diam. tar Of the gos
The has the hreod OF the and ench turn
orodus exHct movement of The weights 70 from the ee
tsr which can be regulated TO the smallest fraction ot tina
The other two weights aStened To semcirculsf bia
(which also clanges their position within the ball The wfo
inter o. arrangement nsures. IS believed, ene uniformly
Of notion IN the globe.
lum avoided This revolutions OF the ball are found BY i
pertinent and observation To be sochropal.
This clocks not put out OF beat eSyt requires Oh
the pallets.
The revolutions Of the swing wheel ore 90 times less OF
% inch second pendulum clock docs one year. 10 fat
weight OFT pounds keeps motion each part OF he time ~
striking machinery for 81 weeks rs
The houis struck by OF rotary hammer.
certificates of the American Institute show that 10 May, ~
o the twcivemonih clocks placed with them. and u
Il hus performed IN a respects n yns expected.
The prices modegie The public lnyltrd 20 cS
examine for themselves ~ GawtH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

Foreign Forts,
h few days
6rsh: Bnsah brig Sarah do.
Disaster.
The bark Bnpey oBoston Pensacola Navy Yard, about
nc h Sep,em6e loaded with hay, was burnt TO the water
edge. THINKS the hay heated and self,ignl,ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

"a ECONOMY AND FhsHION,-Ihe subscriber y
q resuced his superior Imitation Moleskln Hats 90 tuf
80 die. 10 he extreme iuw price of 32 .. !,
! he abovc elegant Ufess Hat, aDd will compare
yanogeot'iy wh has sod et 90 80 and &c. Ato conEty
manufacturing Fur anu SIX of the bet quality. late "
terms. and nc the lowest prices. 80.
y. II. Coraty fce.9fs gupped by the care lt low.
lower, than cay other ,ouse in the city
auIs gn,- coI,se % Of n sf'.omn,o % .tfrss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

NTEW FIGURED CHAMELEON sILKs.-Jns. received
| s,W ~ GREGORY {. CO, Us Spring street. case
e,tr heavy fr rod Chareleap Silks very nch colos direct
from auclion and selling per yCrd ch Pads or Is 70
per yard heavy wide ios De Rhine Tor Long Snnw v,T
dcz,r. tle and very cheap ut f5 SprIng. street on
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

y 0BEhTS'o IMPRoVED BROWN soar.-The ,rh.
IN scber would call eaton Of IN the aho
article and ,he csticaie of Mr. Robert PeSsrs ,S
:a ore CT The iatsst washing Establishments the .,ty Ard
II warranted sct - ,5e ccoes shrink "a oneI. ~, IL,
e' used ca drsctsd and il Will take grease out of %
wOoens &c and no.;nure the color sanuincory
W street. TRUMAN P,,n : S101Sei HTs
Hny:sg made Tor months In my e,sb;hn,,'
Rnhess Improved Brown Soap llate Pratis Gsrrosm =,
An iuy convinced ri m enire superiority To uny o;he, an.
confidently recommend both fsnic, and rs ,h NJ
lshrneut. ROBERT ROGERS. i0s Iaurern street Get
RIrRRAY & LANMAN Wholesale p,u and don,
given ~ putting odeg expressly Tor South American and
West lndis maIksts " Water sgses. ia 3&T2ms '
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

S4 Cd 50 d5pertun.-Pcach Orchard. Schugikl, ahish,
Leckawana and liverpool Coal daily dis.h9IEms ant Ns
BESJkSIIN & Co successors to TYI.EE MAPES,
corner rankin end West streets.
O,dens per Despatch Pot tpumptls ex cuied. o9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS

STANDARD WORKS.
PRESCorr'S FERDINAND & ISABELLA. vols. ext
cloth. ,,t
Spgrkss Life OF Washington. yo. evo With
ia DO franklin do do do
Downing's Landscape Gardenng-New sdltion-wlh mum
engravInss. A. ,,;
Downing's Designs for Cottage RGsidence'-New edition
'' TURNER & HAYDEN,
BOOKSELLERS and Publisher, 10 John St
Alo pnys hand large assortment of Schooi ana Nib
cellaneous Books, which are Offered To ,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, %,
aud the Trade renerhly very favorable terms os9
HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, Publishers and Booksellers.
Classical Law, Pericica Theological and Miscellaneous
, ,,h;rb ,bcv ,yil .ell MI low prices o29
BRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT
OF
PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
HALF-yKARLY JOURNAL,
Containing Retrospective p,lo ri every Discovery and
Practical Improvement IN the .tledical Sciences.
COMMENCED IN JANUARY, l3iO.
Published in London in july md January OF every year. and
ro.pubshed in New. YORK BY DANIEL AuEE tlute
ApYg (. EsTADR0oKL No. lo' Futonstreet.
TERMS.
The first 10 Nos Five S.. Per year thereafter ~ w
Single Nos. 80 cents. iGvadably IN advance o'6l
T,1O MERCHANTS TEACHERS AND OTHERS
4 HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, gl6 Pearl street. keep
keep constantly sale large and comp ete assortment nf
school, Classical nnd Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books IN
and Ten Paper, QuiiIs Ink, Sealing Wax. &c. &c
Merchants Teachers School Committees nnd Others, WISH
ing to purchase will find il for their interest TO give US call;
MS we will furnish a Articles In line NJ low prices ana IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

: ,hL.-lsGsT RED ASH. Or PEACH ORCHARD
- GOAL.--PETER CLINTON g nov ieh'enh1 no
ve Coal well screened from the yard and lea Gi caAst
Tor Ii. following prce Sroken E:e eoul large osS
" StDyeu md Egg mixed, 81 49, la.ge MT u, p ~ -
" % cents per viii be deducted II taken direc ron
the boat, Ward corner oi Kios and Gry9nwlch-s!
.i3 Yms fEfER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

gas FRUIT TREES FOR SALE The subscribe =
specuiIy ntoIs his friend, and the public iht ns
- Tor snle nt h5 hurs'rles Hishtstown. NevIes
afss quantity Of 6pDe. Peach and Cherry Trees iIoeu1
WIN the In"st approved knds fix FOR transolans VIZ
ne %i,, 'ei On the mo't reasonable teim. "A N
N b-W hen Trees wgnisd Tor expnrtaiion they WI
eafsuy packed IN mats or boxes. for which Teasonaoe q
sss WI s made All orders by mail otherwe s
attended To ct the shortest notice ISAAC p LLhh
Hightst0yvn. Gctoher asst 1874 oI ln.<H
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

y PASSAGE FOR RNEW-ORLEaNS-Packetof of he
Oh NGyembe-.-The spendd fastseins packet ship
@SPERSltN, Capt. Robbins, sails positively above
ms snip hs splendid accommodations second cabin
and steerYge passenger who will be taken low rates
carly Sppca-ions be made board OF Wnllst
w. < J. I. TAPScOTT,
SOuth.t. cor of Maiden me
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
iOoLs AND ACADEMIES i:

lcN1h' h1ND h%EhSA<A'hAs
Do. do. Abridged,
WebStef's Dictionary for
Schools, limo.
DO. DO. Do. l5mo.
Ms. Lincoln's Do.2ny.
Do. Botany for Beginner.
Do, Natural Philosophy.
Do. Natural Philosophy for
Beginners.
Do. Lectures ON Chemistry.
Do. Chemistry TO. Beginners.
Gallaudett't Picture Reading
Book,
Preston's Interest Tables 6 per
cent.
DO. Do. Abridged.
English Language or m intro.
ch the constructions ure CLASH
es. by Edward Hazen. author
.rt first.
in one vol. sep3y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
DEf0RE THE CHANCELLoR; Sara. INN RaydOck
- - v, , :" WILLIAM BLOOMFIELD, OF the Cts Of

ise defendant IN ths Iu whose pncc OF receHce u Gov
-, -, hn S;ate OF loI,sara required 10 appear iHs
ca 6y the mentyoghh cay oi January ne1 or thu; tie
mi ,Lsd therein ,y,l be taken as conis.s.S by hIr
olj lawSwc nM: .,is pi,O III h-LD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
REAi, ESTATE.
EOR SALE.

Ia ,t,snn Known Is The Carroll Ml; - 70. ether
with the gaehne7. The lot 81 Rnt snS Of .ops with
ick wa is high and about ~ ieet onS ns ~ s
vide The land well situated. and osnel Jun ~ ,;;on
md can be delivered on the M January nex when e Ra.c e
sent ea expires 5pp.y Al Paness'Gai O. 70 awtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

LNASHIONABLEB BOOT AND SHOE STORE. GROSS &
L BELTS, 56 Fulton st, door East OF broadway. keep
on hnnd large Of Boots and Shoes made tho
most fashionable style and G the best materials N. B. Made
to order s description ot BsOs and Shoes. Fit, wunned
| and pnces low to Sui: the times. Li1Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

eassa sFor HUDSON AND AM lnThHSifWptESST .tSaSi VEST
Ct ESTER, Captain VIM t. Mesn will sI
. . The tHoi Of Cedar erect Mondays, W edneuays ad
s @ NJ ronnectng at Hudson with the Hudson ana
eShls Railroad he of which leave on enys e and
at NJ or on tho arrival o. the cars touehlns eeh
rny nj Ike ineruediate landings Tickets through 10 ru
6sa 81 20 and to West Stockbndgc S2
20, freight OF passage, apply on n0aII o. % vy,,.
'' STORRS & STEPHENSON. - Mesi iN.
r- oo,t has been thoroughly oysrhaued ard he accon
codanns 40 TSproyed be eQusl to any poat or t e
sdi;nunl uuraar Of State Rooms having been anreu
This boat lows no barges. .-i'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05
COAL.

COAI To ARRIVE-lO00 ton. Peach Orchard brokcn eS,
u aud stone 800 t Tunnel Ven roSen, egg and Nons:
100 do w A. Lump, all To nrse within tfsa weeks and iy
sale from boats or yurd clenp for cash, by
NJ 3w- BENJAMIN Il co. aS FrankllH,i.
ICGG COAL, s5-WoREISo-M,S's SAsrLr Coat Or.
u rIcg LIBERrY.SrRreT. THIRD Door WEST or
BKoApwlY- .9Sk. Peach Orchard and Peach uoesitn
11hose who received their Coal last season ';om 'ne late
f. IIEwELLYy or the subscriber, respectfully informed
they can and will be equally well served by bayny a tn,
place where they Will nd Red Ash Coal m Is PUkIf !, l y
by F.. KIRK, City WeIsler OF Anthracite Coal nj lw'
COAL. BEST RED ASH, OR PEACH ORCHARD
- COAL-PErER CLINTON Is now DELIVERING the a6oye
Coal well screened from the yard aud free of carriage tor the
following prices VIZ: Broken Egg 5 crge ssve or stove
and Egg mixed, S5 o.: large Nut ats TO-
H. 8 cents pr ton Will be deducted If taken direct from
the bouts. Yard corner OF King and GIeenw,ch stTies
nl3 3m. PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

pr. v. b. Iockgow, No q Beavers; Clifton Buildings
General Wholesale and Retail! gent 70. Albany c.,.
r w Dyott &, Son, No. liS Moth SecoH ist Gensrai
wholesale Agent for PhiadephIa; Bush fN,ers. ,,.,.
Pren.reJ and sold by Dr. j. 5rCtUkY. No loo Walker-
,,n, n v G. Colby NJ a5l PeeIl-stree,. n. Y.
Instructions for taking the scN and great number o GER
t.ha abnys cIace, MI eodlm 1y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

cx--,a, = II. CARPENTER & cos LINE FOR
RGH-Landlnx ut SaldSe,ss;: i s;:ntsI; y ri
Point. ColdEpr.nS Cornwall anu r'-''>iH
'S The semboa JAMES MADISON Cap,sU GhaIss s.5s n dn
Friday at o'clock P. Al. Returning, vii! Gays SewouSh
svsry Wednesday and Saturday OF ocloSS /. n. r,
All Baggage. Packages Parcels Bank Hls OF Specie, pu
his boat without beng entered on the book OF
I fNr n,,st he st the risk OF the thereof Bou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHO'
The Mnlte Brun School Geo. D,
graphy and Atlas. "
Peter Parlcy's Geography Tor
Children. ~
Peter Parley's History for Chill n
iren. y
Burritl's Geography Of the u
Heavens. with an Alias. ID
Fellowes' Astronomy for Be ,
giuners. ~
Gcodrich's Ecclesiastical His D
tory for Schools. e
Kames' Elements ofCritlclsm.
evo. n
Prcston's Interest Tables per
cent. "
A Practical Grammar of the E
duction to composition. IN which
tied into predications and phrases.
of .he Sneller nnd DefDer. Part
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

THE SUBSCRIBER oilers the following goods very o
j prices
Steel File Sets with antique bronze stand
Blower Stands of new patterns, yery usetu article.
Sheffield Take Cutlery OF the finest quality.
Hall LaHthorns. cut and stained gla.s.
Dixon * Sons Tea Sef;s new patterns.
Oeos2tc Solar and Patent Nsta Lamps great variety
patterns, and rt low pnces.
STOUTENBURGH, li3 FrItou-s,reet,
&c, Between Broadway and Nassau street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

0RREI. COAL-i'he snip St CenrSe, this day dscharg.
~ INK very superior lot oi NoodcucS & Hnlhbqrtoai
and aIl lowered the hud-or sale quantities Ia SUIT
~ WARD & BROWNE,
Ali Washington Il aud Hall Place
In Yard peach Orchard oal OF all s'Zes and VrginIc Of
a." -, 10, s,ritI,r SIS 3mt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

ee~csa h 7. P0lyELI4 & cos ILtLsdh,i LINE fWH W
Fga, esis spiaE and Gofses
The sisasoat HIGHLANDER Csp,, ,dndsy n; WaF bTsy T
and Saturday at 4 O'Clock. P ". ,,,,,7AN N
Rsturnne will leave Newbursh every Mondsy al -. NJ
and Tuesday and Friday al P. A. ,s u,
For freight or apply to the C1pln on eoaio
o, and Of all descriptions. bank bill, or specie p on
S nst be at the rk of thereof unless bill oil Ia
iirg or recent be signei Or the same 10
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-09
AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN f. KENDALL
IA offer their services to such may have business
with the Government of the following description,
viz;
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and o,hei
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring penslons--revolutionary army and ma
w; 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 KEHpALL on
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 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
and those who inrust 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 the
nature Of the
Persons at a distance will find it much cheaper to
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than to 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.
/ AMOS KENDALL,
oct 3-6m JOHN E. KENDALL.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-09
oct 3-6m

VNHE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL LE-
l. GISLATION OF EUROPE AND AMERI-
CA-by J. Macgregor-l vol London-just imported
from London by F. TAYLOR.
Also, "The Principles of Political Economy by
McCulloch, author of McCulloch's Commercial Die
tionary-1 vol. London, 1843;
Adam Smiths 'Wealth of Nations" edited by Nc
Culloch--l vol
Foreign Tsrfs-their Injurious Effects on British
Manufactures, with Proposed Remedies"-London,
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