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NEW ORLEANS
SADDLE &, HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
No. 80, CORNER CrsToMHorsE AND CuhRTREs SITS
FENll. Subscribers receiving by the packets
a and other late arrivals from New York, in addition
Ito tcir former stoek large and anf some assortment
and complete comprising every kind and quality o
| article iii their line among which
Ladies' and Misses saddles plain and quilted,
Gcmtlcmans do plain, Spanish and Creole,
Bows do do do.
Brides, bride fllngsane martingales
Saddle bags, doVbleand single,
N"lices and medical bags,
Brussels and Valencia carpet do.
Worsted sl'ths and sursingles,
Cotton do do
Worse,l and st,ninns webb,
Satde-trees ard stnup feathers,
Holsters and pistol bells,
Best iron framed leather trunks, OF assorted Sizes
Brass Hail boot top do do do
Coach, gig and crop whips,
Ladies and Gentlemen stwig do,
Plated brass and Japaned coach harness,
DO do do gig do,
Do do do htrotlche do
Cart brecehins, collars, brides and lines,
Hook and chain names,
Ca harness complete,
skilins harness and band leather,
Bride and top do,
Morocco, deer, sheep and hog skins,
Horse brushes and curry combs,
Together with large of plated brass and
steel bride bits, curb chains, stirups, spurs, SC of
tes il own importation Also, 500 -plol,ghs Of Kings
band OF assorted sizes, just received from slie nauc-
ouv at Enfeld, Conn all of which they olcra wholesale
nsd retail at the lowest prices, aad terms 10 SUIT
customers.
They will also continue to receive through the year,
BY the packets from New York. fresh supplies of goods
Of every description in their line of BUSINESS
nd SMITH, IIu BEARD g. Co.
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,&at A GARD,
MANY 81 0SE,-'rhs subscribers respectfully
ilirm lkeir friends AMI customers generally, that
A they are aud will be racgvis from the Morrill, their
all supplies also from France, The latter place viii
furnish thAn with s,eni variety OF feifiW7rv,
Fancy articles, &c. an3ay which will be found Paris
Coagns in round bottles, ola Superior favor Their
Object has beaa to procure article OF very supe
7r;of Atty, al ieir ordars invariably urge i'nprove
nens both i'll kind AMI pattern.
sfPERF5agRY--Niii csnaist of choic, selections from
ths nanaiactsry Of N. ). prensss, from Paris Ionien
nld China.
BRususs-Frsn the b,st manufaetoriss-llso Ffench
anl En- ss; among tla latter, superior Tooth Brushes,
an article ierctos,rc scarce and difficult obtain.
-FAscY FacKET BooKs.-Under this head will be
foani splendid variety Of ladies' aud gentleMens
fosaet 30 ks Nota Card, Neea.e enl Thread Cases.
9R FAscf STOCKS, SuspEseERs, &c.-sOf the latest
Pattern. and OF superior quality, consisting of plain and
6sire sati b nbsans, velvet and cloth Stocks linen
B,snns, plain AMI fancy, with and without rufles;
Shirt Coars Re-, susaonl.rs made expressly for this
~ ,aarket. called Washiny ton Suspalets;' Also Gum
Elastic, Worstea and Cotton-ne do with and without
roAsrs Pantaloan Straps, with wire springs; and great
vari,tf ofg ntlenens wear. made expressly for the
tail trade, by A. l.. Vanhorn & Son, of Philadelphia.
CoMBs.-A general Il complete assortment of Combs,
from their nanufactory Also, English and French
Dressing Conbs, sc.
PLAYIyo CARDs-Fren the mandatory of Hum
phreys, Bartlett and Ford; French and German do;
nlank Cards, &c. &c.
u The above are but portion of til, articles rs
ccivcd, which, in addition their former stock will be
ssd low for cash. or city acceptances.
o6 REFS g. D'LANGE, l3 CaInn st.
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KaAssEsY ~ LSEshi.


NEW-ORLEAN5.
T OSEPII kNETrLE, Il Co.-Importers of Forecn
ap and Domestic Hardware receiving from Eu-
rope and the Atlantic Cities, direct from the Manufc-
turers, extensive assortment Of Fancy and Heavy
Hardware comprising every article III the line which
they offer low.
Country Merchants and others invited to call and
examine their stock which consists, in part, of table,
nuchers, pocket, salers and straw knives, plated and
Britannia tea spoons, needles, pins hooks and eyes, sho
vels and spades, tongs, shoves Tenders aons, Brit
tania and apaned ware brushes, blank books and pa
per- looking glasses, anvis vices screw plates hand,
English blister, cast shear German and crowley steel
poagh mouids trace, and log chain, wseding, Louis
lana and gubbins hoes lattocks pick axes, corn and
axes, wrought, horse and cut nails, cotton and wool
cards coffee and milspanes and plain irons, ehs-
els, gouges locks sad, IRONS hooks and hinges guns,
pistols, shot, powder and liquor TASKS percussion caps,
powder. tea, fish, brass and bell Metal kettles, gun,
knob chest trunk and pad locks; bride bits, stTfups
m30.
NEW GOOSE II Summons & co are now re-
l ceving from an be ard ships Yazoo and Saratoga
andbrig Concoria, from New York, grea, variety of
goods in their line, which together with their former
stock on band, makes their assortment very complete
The following compose part Wis shell twist curl side,
tuck and dressing combs, orn do ofall descriptions In
dia rubber, silk and worsed elastic garters, &
fine elastic suspenders loco Coco and Lucifer matches,
pocket books ana wallets, needle books, she'll pearl
ivory and morocco card cases. head ornnnents plain CO.
raj beads, necklaces an1 neggees bead chains, bead
necklaces cut glass and silver and gilt beads,
Indian beads bells and pumes; pistol and large pow
der asks shot BELTS horse, belt pocket and ducling
pistols; double and single burreed guns Bowie knives
and drks scissors shears, pocket knives guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, cloth, hair, too nail comb
rrumb, shoe plate, floor and busting brushes, Cologne
Florida lavender rose and bay waternssored essences
and extracts, Nnccassar, bear antique, and Wards
geaba hnir oils, shaving and toilet soaps of all des-
cases. hair reelcs, zeles and raids, plain, fancy ana
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured coat and
vest bnttoas pearl and ivory shirt do, si, studds gold
md gilt loeeta riniunre do, silver, brass and steel
thnbles, hooks and eyes, hair pins imitation fruit, blk
and red ink, shoe backing, victims and guitars, ribbed
lens gold and silver lace and fringe latter paper game
bags, riding whips, walking canes, playing cards. fine
gold, plated and gilt jcwcilry &c.
Giles are offered at wholesale OF retail on accommodating
terms.
u Shell combs repnircd
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OCTAVE S. ROUSSEAU,
judge cy Offici, Gle l.
SIbEII.,S SPAIN EENISI ,ll5n ~ -

SIDELL'S SPAIN REVISITED, &c.
GPAIN REVISITED by the author OF "A wear il,
y Spnin,' in Q vols Harry Calrerzy, ,-novel, by
he author Of "cecl Hyde, in2 vols. The actress o.
Padaa and other tales, by the author Of "rhc Forsa-
KEN" in vols Nimrod's Hunting Tours; interspcrscd
with characteristic anecdotes, savings and dnings OF
Sporting Men, including notices Of the principal crack
riders Of England with allical contents and general
index of name, which added Nnrods Letters ON
riding to Hounds in v.ls. Ben Bruce, the last Of
Nelson's Agnmemnons by Capt Chamer, r. N,author
ofthe "l.fe Of Sailor" &c in vols. Commentaries
0n Equity Jurisprudence. administered in England
and America, by Joseph Story, l.. l.. D. Ovid, trans
lated by Dryden, Pope, Congevc Addison and others
IN 2vsls forming No 30 and 81 of "Harpers Classical
Library" Infantry Tactics, rules for tho exercise
and manoeuvrss of the United States Infantry by Major
General Scott, u S. Army, in vols. Just received
and for sale qy Wan. Mcki.aN
IL corner Canp Il Common cts
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T'it1 FLORIDA STAGE eN1ss.
AND ShSslY
SEE vi BOAT LINE
E1Gsz lzz=3:5 $3.50 Ea g &C.,,

80 = \ VI l5OAT LINE
$50 Gzz1:ze 80 80
THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF NV
From Mobile (AIabama) to Augusta
z EANEs Mobile every other day mmc' ';s,,( Seq
the arrival Of the mail from New Orle.nS Alter
steamboat EntLLNr, to Blakely, coaches 10 per Tue
steamboats, cr Pensacola Bay, St Rosa sound ehssok
thachie River and Bay TO Cc'lar Bluff, coaches ~ o@
non,) Bainbrldgc, pindetoni iawknsyille and Ner
vile, to Augusta. passc geer taking lis se., oas
bile is i'll danger Of hcng thrown out or i.' Mo-
eererce by other conflicting Interests, as .Lc El h'
DA LINE is but one concern, and under Ono 'ohl.
tl1reus bout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY wv W. iol
arrival at Augusta in time specified through ali uh hi
CT and ut any season, unless some untolese t'
troplc should Tie Great New (,cana t 5as.
is carried by this route. Tie Agents for acco' Mail
ton Teams, Coaches and Drivers arc not s,nn "noaa
the southern country. ea
The smooth, hard, natural roais, Tie salc ona.
csting water navisaton,t time and acconmo .e
afford the traveller speed, certainty comfort md
ing variety; connected it with ;hc Kali ea'
Charleston S. e. and the steam packets to New Vs .s
travellers can rca VI New York from New d. FORK
LESS THAN Ii DAys+-Washing,on city in 10 o''ean
From Chattaloochce, Florida, we have an.
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks I NA
post coaches, also two Branches from IIawE;n.o:Mss
TO 7lillcdseville, and one to Macon eh, voI.
coaches SIOCkrONS 81 "
AUGUSTA, Goth jan fS35.
Office AT Mansion House, Mobile,
'Distancc, New Orleans to Mobile, 15o mil,
Mobile TO Augusta, $40 :"
Augusta to Charleston, ls6 :.
Charleston to New York, osO--,so
Time, New Orleans to Nozzle, o. lions,
Mobile to Augusta, 1872 !"
Augusta TO Charleston. 70 -"
Charleston TOT New York, So osa
Making lGs miles per day. or miles ,er hour ;no,,
siye of all stoppagcs. noyio
N. p. beg leave TO INTERN The public ,iat nv
bridges over the Ca'ahsoehe swamp aud Hard Ialo,
creek have just been completed. the general govern.
speedy route arc thus happily removed; and have a..
pleasure oflea.nng from travellers tina, tc coaches hon
ss drivers and roads are Of the first orders and as f., IL.
water route from Pensacola to Cedar lilui, j, is aIm.
ted by all who lave passed through j to he unsv,usa
unoyelties beatty ind safety. The bridges ,luusb
Georgia have also cenrcrairc". } Nj G BAKER,
THOMAS. q. SWAIN
No. II Canal Street New Orleans
HAS always on hand constantly x receiving Dne,
Dvos (iLemicnIs and Pain.s nmonr them ,r,,9s
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and melee ssgais maccouba, PARIS, ;appce and Scotch
snus; an assortment of plain and sword canes; back
Cannon borAs dice, fancy screens, optics Jews arps
harmonious, lncer matches pins, needless percussion
caps, drinking cups, hunting TASKS and game bags:
steel, silver and plated spccaccs thimbcs, twine, ce
handsome assortment Of engla.ings, and large vare-
" of other ARTICLES all of which will be sold for low
prices. for cash or city acceptnccs
may ! REFS & DIANGE.
SWANS CONCENTRATED
| COIWPOL,FD SYRUP or S4RSlPARILLA
FOR cphE OF
srrodlla or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutancous Dis Puins in The Bones BY free
cases, use of Mercury,
Scaly Erupiions. Mcrcurial and Sypliiod Ac
Pnpies or Pustu!es Oh tie fections,
=, face, Bies by an impure habit OF
Ieier, body,
And all disorders arising from the contaminated state Of
the blood, the inudicous of mercury, &c.
E1ROM the success that has heretofore attended this
confidence offered to the Medical Faculty and suffering
community, the most powerful curative agent in the
above named diseases, and for the publication of the
blood and eradication of such complains as arise from
| the blood being in vated state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
grentest pharmaceutical care and accuracy and contains
the active principle OF Snrsaparlla in the conrc-
trate1 degree combined with other vegetable substances
OF known efficacy.
The great desidaraun with physicians III being able
10 eS1int large quantity OF Sarsapara in small
dose, has been obtained i'll this preparaon-ilcy being
fully convinced of its merits, confidently administer ii in
the course of their practice.
% pfge = ;g per- Bottle sod only at SWAIN &
III t :, Grs store, NO u Canal street where
,nrs S :, I pao anu senn, aifsct rom the ' nc
nn ",i sefnsei Potter C'tholi
f rs dr ana hrss and general
so. e,iel.t VI llesl oluss, cNehllcals &c. mi
HTtl! Ei and AGuE. ---Just received RowanDI's To-
H. nc Mixture, never fails 10 this most distress
ing of ell diseases, lntermtant Fever or Fever and
Ag'ic. HIS medicine is unsc sally admitted to Law
ncnt and therefore suucrsolas ihc ,,in, = t'e
ohcrrencty. wherever lie Fr,rd ia,; u X, S
superior merits of the Trnic t,iyl, es , Io, ~.
raj mpor,ant onal,,,es II is en.cI 81 ron
comuos,on rreyents ,al.nsos nr Ia f H. 81
fishes a sound and ncr,a,a ;"e I,SsSe; ei''o
ress Of ,lc hownls ad nyo.as epS''se
,;rn sys,, Ear' snla p}os, . '" a' we en-
accents SWAIN and BR0TiiFp n 1r,4m ~ '''e
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III E&itI Il LEE g co, NJ Magazine street, aec
! & e" reeetfIhS trom ships Nashville 'onis,c,
MentuekF, Eagle, a'. other late arrivals fo,E he
Aofuern citit,s large aad INV selected assortment
HAS, Bootss shoes aud nrGgGns,
consisting oil geutleacns line calf and a!eruceo boots
Ito - qonny; do bafd, and stout wax pe.ge,i boots
various Qualities; mems -ne cat seal sud Morocco
--s-" pumps and bHogans Eucks!iu shoes bro.as al.
s'ppesi meg's TING calf and kippe pcggcd shoes aud
Droses; do hools; do stout hip and wax peggeI shoes
and broGansi geuemeu'a best quality caIf sawcd shoes
hi"%4na aud back Oowsnssi do calf and Morocco
buckle shoes and brogns; do calf seal end MOROCCO.
Indian shoes and SppeasAso calf, bull wings,
cw article; do fine calf, se!A and morocco quarter
boo's' boys, misses and el'hen's pegged AVID sewcl
pfogans, and shoes OF every quail ty aud kind,
Also a general assortment Of mems stout wax an A
'>s' n'oauis and shoes, together with 1000 pairs
negro best quality, russell hresns, nailed in the
Siianks, made expressly for plantation nsei geod as
sntmeni Of mems tne and soat kip russell blrgans
ew ariiee, and alge quantity OF IN inferior qualify
russet and wax brogans.
Ladies' fine calf, seal, morocco and Grain wells anl
pump sole shoes; do tine French Morocco and kid run
ro' silppeFsi do roam Shoes with and without heels;
10 calf seal and stout leather bootecs; do faueia shoe
oil al! Kinds and qualities; do lasting brogals; gte
ed and toXet boatccs. Misses LISTING sng silocs
broSans Chtslrcns coored Morocco and nsting bro
sans and boots, &c.
Gentlcnci' fire! fashionable black silk hats do black
and drat 10 OF superior quality; do imitation
Roram do; broad and narrow bim mems fine dgb and
black u 'ssi;, short mapped hats new article. youths
.uSS s'Es hils VI Hilielcht qu;lles; 40 chiltlreS
Mems and hcy's black and drGb wool hats of variou
shapes, with general tmen, of boys and mem.
sea! caps.
This assortment will be rcplcnisled by the arrival OF
each packets from the named cities, all of whcI
Will be sold on accommodating terms. ang 1T
TENNER'S MAP OF I.OUlSIANA, sc. Nr
"A NEW GAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
aud distances, from place place, along the stage
and steam boat routes, by II. S. Tenucr.
MiTcHELI-.s MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, showing
lie Prclpal Turnpike and common roads, on which arc
given the distances in miles from one place to another
also the courses of the canals and rail roads through
cut the country, carefully compiled from the best au-
ti9rlties-rublished by S. Augustus MITCHELL
MITcHELLs TRAvEnLER's GUIDE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES; map of the roads, distances steam
boat and canal routes &c just received and for sale by
WM NrKEAN,
a23 Corner Ct Cump g. Common SITS
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G TGiR, SPERM CANDLES, 6sc.-900 Boxes
= White Havunna Sugar, $50 ditto New Bedford
Sperm canll.s $50 ditto Nantucket ditto ditto II Casks
snnna 1iae Pipes. II Half Pipes, and &c Quarter
cssta ssissly Aadeira Wine. for sale by
Is J13EPH cocRAYNE, % Gravicr, stres
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- RICHARDS, Tobacco and Snuff manufac
~ turcr, No 277, CAM erect, New-Ofleans,
wishes 10 noru his friends and the public in general,
t,at ne prepared 70 Furnish any thing, in the
above business, and has constantly for ale TIC following
articles:
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6NIt IHlNG-I. p. FREEMAN & co. NO. 3 MA.
~ GAZiNE ST. are now receiving their suppes of
fall md winter clothing and will continue to receive
shipments by every packet throughout the season. They
hav3 on hand aud are now opening general assof-
mcn of fine md common goods, suitable either for the
city or country trade. As their assortment will he
urge merchants from the country will find it TO their
dvonage to call md examine the goods 81
A TRACT OF LAND ON WOLF RIVER 1t tn.
n mouth ofthe Bayou Frnit Mt the head of Srh0opee
Navigation, State Of Missasipp containing AGO Acres,
embracing both sides of the river md on which is a
snhll house. This landis we'll wooded with live oak
birch pine, etc. The situation is an eligible one for
SAW MILL. The timber for which and for the dan IN
already cut and may be erected Mt moderate exnensr
lsproximty TO the city of New Orleans the increased
embarrassing demand for uber is worthy The ntlcn-
ton Of any person DESTROYS Of embaffing in tba bue
ness.s For terms applpto
RMWELMAN, Merchants Fxahange
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SNuFFS
Rose, Ge'man nappce,
Maeaboy, English Phi !. Regent,
American Iltrpce; N;&gllito .ilQs
Initiated, American genllemM's,
Bergamet, 1unkcnt happcc,
Irish Elaekguar., st. Omar,
Curacao, Paris,
Pure s. PARISH Ilalf coarse Rappee,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder.
TOBACCO.
Fine cut chewing, sweet scented or lri,in.
Fine cut smoking, Of various qualities.
Rib-too Virginia, Spanish, sc.
The above articles are all warranted as d, ,fno su.
peiior any thing Of the kind nportel and will be
furnished to dealers The most liberal terms rlay 4
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Tales Of my NeishJorlool, by the author Of "'rbe
Collegians," in vols.
Agnes serle BY he author Of ~ he ei,ess, in tive
Volumes
Elements Of International Lar, with Sketch of the
History of the Science, by Henry Wheaton, L. l.. p.
4 Practical Treatise on Locomotive Engines ugon
ia" t0ys; work intended TO show the Construction
the mode of acting, and the effect of those engines in
conveying heavy loads; give the means of asceru;u
ing, on inspection of the load, aud the results it viii
produce under various circumstances and in different To-
will require to fix the proportions which ought to be
adopted in the construction of an engine, TO make an.
swer any intended purpose, etc., with practical tables,
giving at once the results of the formul@ founded upon
great many new experiments, made on large scale
IN daily practice on the Liverpool and Manchester
Railway, with many different engines and consdera Sic
trans OF carriages, towch is added appendix show
wing the expense of conveying goods by locomotive
angines on rail roads, by Chev. + NJ G de Panbour.
Just received and for sale by WIN N'KEAN,
SD Corner Of Camp and Common streets.
IL u TIONS, of 5 7 Colaridge.
honingsmarke, or Old Times in the New World; be-
ing Nos and of the Uniform Edition of Pauldng's
Cotton, on the Religious State of the Country.
Whale Fishery; being Nos 26 and ~ of tho Boys and
Girls Library.
Just received by
J12 cH BANCROFT IA Camp st.
CAPTAIN MARRYATT'S NEW NOVEL, &c
" Ran5in the Refer, by the author of Peter Simple
in vols.
saimmings, or Winter at schloss Fairfield in Lower
Styra, by Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy, T. r..
s., in vel.
LGrd Ro11an, romance by Allan Cunningham, vol.
Sheppard Lee written by himself in vos
C0lnpeadioas History Of NaLy translated from the
original Italian by Nathaniel Greene, in vol for
y ming No. 2 of 'Erper's Family library.
Vols 3 d OF the new complete and uniform edition
Of Washington Jrring's Ifo,Is. '''''''
Ros'7's FrencA and Engiish Drtionary in vol, 3yo
n"s'"ts French and English DictiouG,y.
BOtElGy's Ken 10 1rkrmo0ve
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SPAIN kEFtSIrEn, &c. &c
81 PAIN REVISITED, &c, by the author of "A wear
~ in Spon,' in vols.
I,wh @t iniAn Character generally applicable to
inc Abongtn'es OF North America, by G Turner, Esq,
vols. u
1Hc Poli1caz GrammGr, of the Unitcd States, or n
complete view Of the theory and practice of the general
aud state governments, with TIE relations between them
dedicated and adapted TO the young men of the United
States by L D Mansfield, Esq.
A1mfod$ limiting 0urS intcrspersed with character
stc anecdotes, sayings and dongs of sporting men in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders of England
with analytical contents, and general index of names
volumes.
CoRmcnIaries on Equtty Jarisprm7cnce, as admin
stGred in England and America by Joseph Story, l. /,
Dane professor of law in Harvard University, vol Ist
Vol. SO Chihty$ General Practice.
loi. 1872, fendeI's Reports.
London edition. i''
,ALso-A few more copies of Conho's Phrenology,n
"Ren2" Large Surveyors tnmpasses ofsuperior qnal-
y, with chains, Billiard Balls field and al-2 inches
6ilios mproyedmctalic Pens, apancd papers, weights
&c. &C. Sc.
lust received, and for sale by
mai
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HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
ETORACE, translated by Phillip Francis D D. with
an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of various
eds., &c. by Ben Jonson, Cowley, Milton, Dryden,
Pope Addison, Swift Chatterton, G Wakefield Person,
Bryan, &c. and some Of the eminent poets Of the
day-and
PTRDRUs, with the appendix, iudius trnnsla
ted by Christopher Smart in vols forming volumes 10
and I9 of "Harpcr's Classical Library"
The Expedition of HUMPHREY CLTNkER, by T.
Sniollett, NJ d. wilma memoir of the Author, By Thom-
as Rsssoe ESQ., edition, with illustrations, by co.
Cruikshsnk
TIE fIPSY; Tale by the author of "RicIelieu"
Mary OH nguaay," &c. ew edition, vols complete
aas. -,
PAUL tIIFFORD by the author of "PelhaEa,'
ia. Dis, H." &c, beinl volume " ofthe new edi-
of aEl sf1s Complete III 5. Just received and
srfe - WM aiekEAN,
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Rs0fsssGs''s Phrases.

RSO7NEEt''N FDN1NsGy.
Collection Of Colioqua Phrases on every topic me-
m cessary to maintain conversation, arranged under
different heads, with remarks the peculiar
pronunciation and use of various words The whole so
disposed considerabyto facilitate the acquisition Of
correct pronunciation Of the French. BY Bolmar
new edition, revised and corrected.
selection Of tno hundred of Perin's Tables accom-
panied with key, containing the text literal and free
translation, urransed~in such TO poiut out
the difference between the French and English idom
also figured pronunciation of the French according 10
the best French works exant the subject Tie whole
preceded by short treatise the sounds othe French
language compared with those Of the English.
APronouncing French Primer, the Scholars G. ilc
10 the pronunciation and orhography of the
French Lang age, containing its elements according to
the best usage by Bernard Tronchn Just received and
for sale by WM A1cKEAN,
mo Cor Camp g. Com sts