The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-27
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DRACTlCAL TUNNEILiNG-By +. w. simms
i i vol, quarto, London, 1874. Just imported
from London, Zone copy oniy,) by
ALSO, p TAYLOR
Prtchard on Bar Harbors, 1 VOL, quarto, London,
lS44.
HuteL'nsons Practical Draining of Land, / vol,
I ondon, lo44.
Thorough Draining on a Dead Level-By John
arke, 1 vol, 1874.
Chapman's Practical Mineralogy.
Dunn on the Coal Trade, vol, Newcastle, Eng
land, l64i
Hulton's Automatically Rutherford.
Smees' Electro Metallurgy.
Simmons on Heavy Ordnance.
Dickson on Heavy Ordnance.
Greener on Gunnery and Fire Arms
Hawker on Shooting and Fire Arms.
Sir Howard Douglass Naval Gunnery.
Spesrman's British Gunner.
Grifiitts Artiersts Manual.
Drinkwater's Seige Of Gibraltar.
Robinsons Mechanical Philosophy, vols.
Harte's System of The World, translated from the
French Of La Place, 2 vols
Fromes Trigonometrical Surveying.
Williams's Geodesy.
Tredgold on Steam, new edition, much enlarged.
- And many others. march 10
M ADAME DE kOkPONAY having perfected
lNl her musical education under some Of the most
distinguished artists in Europe, being pupil Of the
celebrated Thaberg, and Of other composers equally
eminent most respectfully offers her services to the
young ladies Of Washington, instuctress on the Pi
ano Forte. Her execution on this her favorte in
strument, has commanded the admiration of anna
teurs, as lwe professional gentlemen land she
haers herself that she possesses the ability Of Civ
ing entire satisfaction to those young ladies who may
honor her with their patronage.
MONSIEUR DE kORPONAY, grateful for the
distinguished patronage with which his profes-
sonal services have been thus far rewarded has the
honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen of Wash
ngton that he proposes at the instance of prominent
personal friends, to repeat his of instruction
| IN the various departments of Dancing. This step
he has been induced the more readily to adopt, from
the information that several of the junior members
respectable families in this city, who neglected
tend his first course, feel anxious to avail themselves
| of the opportunity presented by a second course.
| Tuition in Washington every Monday, Wednesday
| Thursday, and Saturday, at Caruss; in George
| town every Tuesday and Friday, at Union hotel
| Ladies and gentlemen wishing to subscribe, direct
| ors of academies, and Others will please apply al
Galabrun's Hotel from 10 O'Clock, a. m, to O'Clock
| p. m and in Georgetown, at Union hotel.
| march 2l-G