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purpose Of closing account at the ow price OF IS So
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Also beautifully illustrated edition OF James Tales Of
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T,REATISE ON CRIMINAL LAW, by ia. g. Da-
WIS., Professor OF Law in the University OF Virginia,
with exposition Of the Office and authority Of Justices
Of the Peace in Virginia including Forms Of Practice, in
one octave volume.
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WASHINGTON IRylNG'S WoRKS--chesp--In
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THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ALMANAC AND
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General Medical Directory !, the United States To be
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dissertations onthe Comparative Of Medicine in
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OF old and Fragments translated, containing the Mo-
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DHILLIP's LECTURES on the History and prnci
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Calcotts Essays on the History Of Painting, volume,
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T,ANNEHILL'S HISTORY OF LITERATURE
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St Perres Studies Of Nature, volume full l"'lnd, 400
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JNAC SMILE OF GEN. WASHiNG1 ON'S LETT
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| THE LAWS OF TRADE. considered IL reference
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| States, BY Charles Elet, Jr. Civil Engineer. ! vol
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HORACE VERNON; Or, Fashionable Life...A new
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SELF-TAUGHT STENoGRAPHER-The Art Of
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DIBLE overwhelmingly History OF the Old
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Rev James Townleys Literary History Of the Bible,
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History Of the Israetes from the death OF Joseph the
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THE BRITISH POETS.-Southey's British po..
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SNvches ty Robert Southey, Poet Laureate, ', syo.
AlAens British Poets, from Ben Johnson 10 Bcat,ie,
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r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES The Con
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THREE YEARS OF THE AMERICAN SPORT
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rep t" Printers and Publishers, being series Of
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Live and Reign Of William the Fourth, volumes with
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we "nn'ng and GodeIich and ending with the Mel
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u I"lt'd ''snctes and engravnss.
fET1o'f"' m vols. svo same STYLE.
hNnaas Lectures on Sculpture, Il vol with SO plates
""4a History of England, with many hundred en-
Lepsc, 1898 'S''''' y WIS o'o''
o'otal Shakespeare, each PLAY published separately
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uo. tA3)-price 81 cents each ~
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NEW SCIENTIFIC BOOKS--Just received by F.
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The Architect, Engineer. and Operative Builders
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the construction Of artificial foundations for buildings,
railways, &c. by Christopher Dairy, London, 1899.
Hancock's common road Steam Carriages.
Woods Treatise Railroads, London edition Of 1880.
Jop'lng's Practice Of Isonetreal Perspective ~#t
Col. Pa>tys Practical Geometry, adapted for the stu
dent in Engineering. ..' r.. "...-
Col. Humphreys Essay the modern system Of forth
feat ions, /. .a
tiordon on Locomotion. Bruf's Treatise on Engi-
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Laever's Staircase and Handrail construction.
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Perry's National Pen, a article.
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CAPTAIN KIDD, Romance by lngraham author Of
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Tor example-tl person whose Is 30 years, next
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3 kNDOWMENTS,-Ap person who desires to pro-
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,r B. w. RICHARDS, President.
JNO. +. JAMES, Actuary.
GEO. w. ASH, Treasurer ap l3f
NEW BOOKS.-The Cabinet Minister, novel, by
~ Mrs Gore, author Of Mothers and Daughters this
day received. for sale by +. TAYLOR,
Or circulation among the subscribers 10 the Waver
y Circulating Library.
Also, .Bakewell's Geology, and enlarged edition.
1890. edited by Professor Silliman
Sedgwick's Public and Private Economy part third
Pothier Contracts, translated from the French vol
octave .|"a."
Book Of the Constitution, British, vol. svo, London.
The Complete Works Of Ben Johnson, edited by Barry
Cornwall. vol svo. London.
Lows Practical Agriculture, ] vol. svo London.
Lyell's new work on Geology, vol London.
And many other English works, Of which the list
Will be continued. ap IL
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ltlS Sn,hS MANUAL OF CLASSICAL LITERA-
ukE, cheap; translated by Professor Fiske from
le herman OF r. chenburg large volume octave second
edition. full bound price So IS few COMES ony for
sale at that price. F. TayI Oh o" IN ~ !.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

BOARD or ALpERMES, July II. Reports.-From
the police committee, in favor Of paying S35O IN
Tompkins, the police officer, as a eompensafion for
injuries received while in the performance Of b;s
duty An attempt was made to get the amount raised
to Svoo, but the motios was negatived and the re-
port adopted ~ -
The two boards ther resolved themselves into i.
JoiSr BALLOT. The Resignation of Fr.pc;s
rickett as one Of the Commissioners Of the Aims
House, was received and ordered to lie on the table
J. Williams, Jacob Roosevelt, Peter DemiIt and Ia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

THE MISSIONARY CAusE.-Wehave encouraging
accounts from Charlestown, near Boston, in the
neighborhood Of the splendid Bunker Hill column
that is to be- Of the ourishng condition Of the great
missionary cause. IL seems that pious clergyman,
not satisfied with the speed Of onvertng the heather
in foreign countries has set 20 work among the fair
sisters O his own congregation, and invented new
pian-or rather old plan made ncw-for creating
souls a, home, to supply the deficiency Of CONVEX
sions abroad. The clergyman is man Of good fami-
ly-ripe and handsome we have heard nothing Of
the lady. Particularly and by.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

0ry- The "webster Rint" still seems to annoy
some Of the rabid party wing editors. What is the
factl Mr.. Webster borrowed large sum Of money
on the pledge Of the Boston and Illinois property,
and the amount raised by subscription, state
loans usually Thiswe prove to be the fact,
whatever the miserable papers of Wall street may
say We shall give full exposure Of all this bust
ness in few days, with the names and dates for
every item.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

CoRosER's O.ricE, July 7-An inquest was held
At NO. 2oz walker street, on the body Of Milton
Johnson. II appeared that the deceased was noto-
rious drunkard, aud that his wife and children had
left him IN consequence of his dissolu.e habits On
Tuesday night he came to his brothers house in a
beastly state oil intoxicaton, and was sent to the
watch house. While in that situation he died. and
bottle containing audanum was found in his pocket
The jury found that the deceased committed suicide
by taking laudanum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
Court Of Oyer and Ternniner.

The Case of Ezra White, CONNECTED ofthe Murder
Of Peter FtSpafrick.-On motion of d. Graham, Jr.
the Court ordered that the judgment on the prisoner
by suspended until the third Monday in September.
Mr.. Graham then moved that 25 DAYS be allowed
the prisoners counsel to prepare their bill Of excep-
tions Their Honors also admitted their readiness to
certify that the prisoners of that nature as
to require the judgment of the Supreme Court.
The case OF the People certain vendors Of lot
terry tickets was also postponed until the next term.
and the Court adjourned sine die.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

NEW SYSTEM o. srrcuLArIoS.-The gentlemen
"wot deal ~ lots, despairng Of ever reviving the
good old prices Of 1886, or Of doing thriving bssi-
ness with the living, have opened their batteries
upon the dead, ny pomPous announcements Of Green-
wood Cemetery, near Brooklyn" sc. &c. Well, IL
one cant sell lots 10 build houses upon the next best
thing Is to raise the wind by laying out grave-yards
Any thing to turn penny
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

ApNrRAL BAUpiS has left Pensacola for France
with his fleet The cause Of this sudden and unex-
pected movement is some trouble between the Adj
miral and Commodore shubrick, arising from the
supposed want Of professional courtesy the part
Of Admiral Baudn. Commandant Mcintosh, Of the
Yard exchanged civilies and national salute with
the French squadron. on ITS departure.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

o. Trxhs, we hope, will not be let alone BY
r Mexico notwithstanding the miserable letters writ.
ten in New York and dated at New Orleans, which
are published in the "Star." We have our views 10
give of the glorious destiny Of Texas which differ
widely from the charlstanism Of the Rev. Mr. Breck
enridge, or that Of VI. NJ. Noah. These fellows
know little Of the present age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

Such is the actual state Of the work for about half
the line; " thus may be summed up:-From the dam
Tarrytown, the entire line is three fourths done;
from Tarrytown to Dobbss Ferry, is than three
fourths done; and this, with the execution Of the
bridge at Harlem is by far the most difficult half of
the line. From Dobbs's Ferry, where the road
strikes the aqscduc to the distributing reservoir
less than 20 miles, and can be examined by any of
our citizens in days ride. Altogether, let 1t be
remembered, there are 70 sections; ID are finished
entirely; rs more will be completed in two months
40 more will be finished Oct. l, 1910, and the remain
ing % sections, Except the bridget Oct. 1871.
The conduct Of the Commissioners in this matter
has been Of the most shameful character. The work
has been four years In progress; IL could have been
completed in another year, but they have detcrmn-
years to come, that they may enjoy their 100000
annually in salaries and etceteras. And more than
this: the high bridge nj Harlem, the most difficult
part of the work, which will take two years lenger
to- construct than did any other part &C the work is
not vet under contract and the 10Th Of this month
is appointed 20 receive asd take up these contracts
This delay has been occasioned by their ridiculous
quarreIs and jobbing and soheming; by these means
they forced the low bridge into contract. The Lee
gisature knocked this on the head, by requiring the
aqneduct TO be carried over Harlem river on arches
ZOE feet high, else ~ feet under the bed of the
river True, they have limited the term Of construct
ing the bridge three years but IL cannot possibly
be done under fire years from this time And this
monstrous delay in supplying New York with pure
water is owing to the disgraceful iobbine roguery
and ignorance &c the locofoco Commissioner For
FIVE years longer the people will have to suffer the
want 81 pure water. All the rest of the work,
amounting in value TO AZ least $1,000 O0O can be
completed in year; and Tor four years, therefore,
citizens win have 10 pay interest on 10000 900
for dead property. They have been for four years
expending vast SUMS of money monthly, whilst the
most tedious and difficult part has not been begun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

"a 49, -..-.-..---...--~.-
The dotted lines at the bottom Of the above dia.
gram represent the boundaries Of the ofthe
Foundation Wall The dotted line marked a, y the
chord al the roofing arch which measures feet
five inches The line ", is the chord 81 the inverted
arch. which measures six feet nine inches and the
versed sine of this il nine inches The line G, Is
the rise Of the side walls between the two arches.
and measures four feet The line ID, the radius of
the roofing arch sthree feet eight and half inches
The roofing arch is Of brick, eight inches wide, and
the sides and inverted arch OF brick four inches
wide The protection walls are Of stone two feet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

lt;- The election in Tennessee takes place two
weeks hence. Great lying on both sides.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

fNt- Alasi for the "Commercial Advertiser,
What miserable twadde now fills its columns, under
the name of "Letters frcm London