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CPANISH LANGUAGE.-Co Comedies OF Lopc dc
~ Mega, and Calderon, 1 vol.
Fabulas dc Irarte, l vol.
Works Of irartie and Moratin together in one vol
Don Quixote, 2 vols.
Cartes Marruecas Presias Sccctes vol.
Colmena Espanela, vol.
Abelardo EIoisa l vol
Historic dc la Inqusicion de Espana, . vols
Cuentos Satiras dc Voltaire, traduccon en- versos
Castcllanos.
Also, Grammars, Spanish and English Dictionaries
Sc for sale by +. TAYLOR apl
TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL ENGI-
Il NEERS, Vol 4, and Professional Papers on sub
jects connected with the Duties Of the Corps 4th vol
London 1871. Quartz size with many engravings
just imported, few copies only, and this day received
for sale by +. TAYLOR.
Also, Life and Works Of Tcliord the Engineer,
vol quarto with folio Atlas of plates London, 1910.
Nicholson ON Projection and lsometrical Drawing
vol. London, 1910.
Mushett's Papers Iron and Steel, vol. octave
London 1640
Robison's Mechanical Philosophy, 4 vols.
And other valuable works the same classes of
science.
-. Books imported to order from London and Pa
ris april ~
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From the baltimore Patriot.
"WHAT OF THE NIGHT7"

In the night Of Thursday, before Gen. HARnsoss
DEATH he repeated the following from Isaiah, To
one Of his relations his side remarkng that Il had
made an impression his mind which he had never
been able to e1ace:
. Isaiah 81 chap. III * IL vs..
He called to me out Of SER, Watchman what OF
the night1 Waterman, what the night1
The Waterman said, the morning cometh, and also
the night if ye viii inquire, inquire ye-retuIn-
come-N adisonian.
Out Of So he calIeth mc--hear ye the word,
Waking dreams Of the past, which my spirit haih
heard
Waterman, what visions break forth ON thy sight !
Waterman" il calls to me, what of tho night Y
Now it steals DER my moments what meaneth that
sound
In my solitude calling strange echoes around
Day sinksthc gray evening fast looses its light
Waterman, old Waterman, say, what Of the night ="
The night comes apace; but its darkness and gloom
Have no fright for my yision-no phantom of doom
The eye which hath quaiIed not in tempest and fight
Which gazed the day, shall look calm to the night
The night moveth on but morning shall spread
Its orient flush DER the realms Of the dead
Inquire thou inquire thou, for thou hast the right
The daylight is passing-I FEAR NOT THE NIGHT !"
MOUNT DILLON.
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TOTTEN'S NAVAL TEXT BOOK.-Just
i published, Naval Text Book, Letters to the MIDI
shpmen of the United States Navy on Wasting, Rig
ging and managing vessels of War.
Also set of Stationng Tables Naval Gun Ex-
ercse, and Marine Dictionary, vol Svo, by b. J..
Tottcn, Lieut.. u s. Navy.
The above book will be received to-day or to.mor-
row for sale by F. TAYLOR, who has on hand, i'm
ported directly himself from London,
Charnock's Marine Architecture, 3 VS.. 4to many
plates
Crewzes Naval Architecture and Ship Building,
many plates
British Nautical Almanac 70. 1913 and 1914.
Faconers Marine Dictionary, enlarged and inn
proved, | vol, 4to., many plates.
Capt Brenton's Naval History Of Great Britain, 2
vs., many engrayings.
Captain Glascock's Naval Officers Manual.
Griffith on Scamanship, Fordycc's Naval Routine.
Mackenzie Marine Surveying.
Robbins Surveying, Belcher's Marine Surveying.
Naval Monitor, by Claxton, (Royal Nasy)
British Naval Biography, | vol.
Simmons on Heavy Ordnance.
Clark's Naval Tactics 81 edition, Notes by Lord
Rodney
And many other valuable works on Gunnery, on
Courts Martial, and all other branches OF Naval
Science
49, Books imported to order. march 70
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r IVES OF. THE PRESIDENTS OF. THE
IL United States, and Sketches of the remarkable
events in the history of the country from its discovery
to the present time in volume Of sos
with portraits and many engravings, in full leather
binding ISL SO.
Also in one volume Biography Of the Signers of
the Declaration of Independence, price ISL IS.
Just received for sale by +. TAYLOR. mar ~
ENGLISH BOOKS.-The writings of Sydney
IL Smith, the first Editor of the Edinburgh Review,
3 vols. London, 1910.
Landors Imaginary Conversations Of Literary Men
and Statesmen, 3 vols.
Godwin's Commonwealth of England, 4 vols.
Palgrave's History of the Rise and Progress of the
Commonwealth, during the Anglo Saxon period, two
vols. quarto.
Lodges Illustrations of British History, vols.
Horne Tooke's Diversions of Purley, new edition,
in vol London, 1870
Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, new edition.
complete in vol. London, 1910.
Cookies Life of the Earl Of Shaftcsbury, 2yols.
Archbishop Leighton's Works, complete in cnc
volume.
Southeys Collection ofBritish Poets, from Chauccr
to Ben Johnson, vol.
Middcton's Life of Cicero, edition. complete in
one vol.
Recently imported [along with many other valuable
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- Books, Periodicals, and Stationery, imported to
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NJERIDEN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
IN acknowledgements will be given in the
common anJhigher English branches, also in Mathe-
mates. Lpan, Greek, French, Drawing. Book Keep
mo &r Much attention will be given to Orthogra-
phy. Seading, Writing, Composition and Dcclama-
II is the design Of all engaged in teaching in this
School to have il second none lin the State. The
building is and fitted up in the most approved
style.
A ne,o and valuable apparatus has been procured
for the School, among which are Steam Engines n
complete set of Electro Magnctics, Globes, Orrery,
Maps, &c.
No pains will be spared to interest the pupils in
what will be useful to them in after life.
The Principal devotes his whole time to the School,
as he has made arrangements with his brother to take
the poic charge of the pecuniary affairs ofthc Board
ing department. lie also spends about one half OF his
time with the pupils privately to give them nstruc
ton and explanation in what they do not fully under
stand at the time Of recations.
The Principal receives into his family limited
number of pupils who will be under his constant SUI
pervison, and every proper means will be used to
make them cheerful and happy.
Terms are from $40 to $50 per quarter, including
board, tuition lights, fuel, washing, &c.
Reference may be made to Prof q. Davies, Rev.
G. Robins, Hon JOS Trumbul tbs Misses Diapers,
&c. of Hartford, CT Capt w. ii. Swift of Spring
field, Mass Lieut. II. II. Bell, u. S. Navy Rev. L.
Grggs and L. Cowes, North Haven; and to the
People of Mcridcn generally.
JOHN ID. POST, Principal
Merilen CT, Nov 2lst, 1910. nov 27-tf
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.Without particular reference to the Scrptural con-
text or the legitimate Specification arrangement OF
the passage ITSELF the reader will perceive that we have
appropriated the expression the under
which il was presented-to that solemn presentment
Of the future which it designed to inspre-to that
mystic construction which wrapped in strangethoughts
in language of awful monton, but few days before
the chair OF Office was exchanged for the empty shroud
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DRINCE ALBERT METALLIC PEN.--Just
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ron's PEN"
On hand more than fifty varieties of the most APP
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Pen Knives Desk Knives and Erasers, English Let
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WILSON'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH DC
w TIONARY, London 1889, 1922 large octave
pages, being by far the most full and comprehensive
tanning full explanations definitions, synonyms, idi-
oms proverbs terms Of art and science, and pronun-
citation &c. SC. compiled from the Dictionary ofthe
Academy, Boyer Chambaud, Garner and others. by
Rev. Joseph Wilson, Professor of French IN St Gre
gory's College
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An Incidenf.-As a steamboat was about leaving
Wheeling, crowded with passengers, hcaricss
Observed that he regarded the Presidents death
public blessing The remark startled those who hoard
il, AMI for time deep silence was the only answer
which was made. At length a man venerable IN APP
pearance and years in voice stifcd with grie, sad,
that such wanton evity not consistent with aune
American and that he would not travel with any one
who could so speak. All the passengers conc9rrel
in this opinion and the heartess wretch was ordered
on shore being unfit to associate win men, e"'
Republican.
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T lFE AND WORKS OF TELFoRD-wd.-

II lFE AND WORKS OF TELFORD-Writ
- ten by himself, containing descriptive narrative
of professional abors, reports &c &c with large
folio atlas OF copper pates--ust published-a single
Also, Crewze Ship Building and Naval Archi-
lecture, quarto vol. with engravings.
Robinsen's Mechanical Philosophy, A vols.
British Nautical Almanac rUr 1915 ana 1911.
Marshall on Soldiers.
Simmons LCapt. Royal Navyl on the effects Of hca-
Wy ordnance.
Armstrong on Steam Engine Boilers
Mushetts papers on Iron and Steel, vol. London,
1S41.
McQueen's Geographical Survey Of Africa and
the Slave Trade, London, 1910.
illustrations and descriptive accounts of the Public
Buildings of London by Pagin and Britton, , vols.
Farradays Experimental Researches in Electricity.
Nicholson on Projection and lsometIical Drawing,
London 1910.
And many other Of the late English works sci
encc, history, political economy, &c. mar 10
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ELEETWOOD'S LIFE OF CHRIST, cheap
u in one octave, volume Of COG pages with many
engravings, handsomely bound, and containing also
History Of the Jews, and History of the Lives,
Apostles and other Primitive Martyrs. BY the Rev
John Fleetwood price 81 25
A few copies just received, for sale by
ap3 F. TAYLOR.
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II ANGUAGES.--At third Evening French Glass
IL for gentlemen will open Monday the 18th
instant. Instruttien given q usual, thcorico-
practical plan, BY which the willing scholar after SO
lessons, may perfect himself in tho requirement Of this
language without teacher.
An evening Spanish Class is now forming. La
dies are instructed in either language from half past
10 to 10 o'clock in the morning. English, Spanish,
Italian French, and Latin TRANSACTIONS in all COM
mercial legal literary matters speedily, correctly,
and neatly executed, at the Of Pennsylvania
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Washington, April 3, lS4I-5t
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DRESIDENTS MESSAGES, containing all the
Il Annual Inaugural and Special Messages Pro-
CARNATIONS, Vetos, &c &c. Of all the Presidents
mencing with Washingtons first Inaugural Address
and ending with General Harrison's--n volume
octave PACED and ndexed offer the facility Of
immediate reference.
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Ladies mho cultipafe fo,oers will gratefully
receive the following recipe for destroying
very troublesome reptile. Ii IS taken from I1o-
vey's Magazine of Horticulture:
Worms in pots may be easily destroyed, sim
ply by watering the soil with lime water, which
may be made by putting piece of lime, weigh
ing about 2lbs. into pail of water; when the
whole is Stacked, and well stirred up, it should
be allowed TO settle. The clear waller may then
be turned of, and the soil in the pots should be
literally watered with it. The worms will soon
leave the premises, by crawling out upon the
surface, when they may be taken out and de
stroycd. If any remain, another watering may
be applied. We have never found any difficulty
in destroying them by this method.
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n UIDE TO TIE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
VI OFFICES, by Robert Mills Architect Public
Buildings, containing engraved Diagrams, dcsignat-
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CIMMS' NEW NOVEL, The Kinsman or the
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And Wash's Sketches of the Conspicuous Living
Characters of France.
Are just received for sale Ivy F. TAYLOR
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L LIE OF COMMODORE PERRY, by Alex.
IL Slide Mackenzie, u. s. N. in 2 volumes is this
day received, for sale by +. TAYLOR. mar23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

dred and ninety; 10 The state ofvirginia five hundred
10 the Sale OF North Carolina, three hundred and
ninety; 90 The State of South Carolina, two hundred
aud iorty; To the State OF Georgia. two hundred and
eighty; TO the bie Of Kentucky. three hundred and
ten; TO the siaF Of Tennessee; three hundred aud
thirty; TO the state Of Ohin, SIX hundred and ten: 10
the state ofLouisiana. one hundred and 6rty; To the
State OF Indiana. two hundred and eighty; to the
state OF Mississippi, one hundf ed and Gny; 10 the
state ct Illinois, two hundred and thirty; to the state
OF Alabama. two hundred and forty; To the state Of
Missouri. one hundred and sixty; to the state of Ark.
ansas. fifty; To the state of Michigan. ninety; TO the
Territory oiFlorila. thirty; Co the 1'errituiy Of Wis.
consin, iweniy; 10 the Territory of Iowa, thirty. 10
each member oiihe present Congress. and the dele.
gales irom the Territories. the President and Wee
President OF the United States. 10 each, five copies
being. IN the whole. eight thousand five hundred
ana ten copies; and that the remaining copies be pla
eed IN the Library Of Congress for future disposition
Approved, September /, 1911,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

GREAT RECiTATION-The following. rrpm
y . Crescent City. is The best ding ofthe Kind wc
ever read. "' w
rae ~schoolmnsier was ia a greni hurry-hr had
received a noio from his dulcina. md Tho peogro.
P"y riaS was disposed of, ia dou1le quick time.
To,yneSia' where situated, what arc The products
iHe inlIabi'nis. latitude ard lnuriiudc. g.. b,vy
n'uudedf' shr.ckcd the I.ulc utJ.cn,uc. ,o , bngc
,'l headed Ivy, whose face hlrc The cypressjon of
70 ',, . CO.. With feet IAc hl1lcr,rg rams.
'F"lyAneshili Is an independent rrou, of isl,n5,
ID The interior Of lhe desert Sahara. on Inc c,,.i 81
I'rn"aIl; i producks Is bilin springs cucumber.
'"r1ise shells canIhol's. and s,me;imcs wirnin and
lnN.rsn. Inc mh1bilnnis Is mr Tie most pat Kat.
muc THrrlrs, and 10 here IS Shakers ,nJ inir,s-
Latitude and longitude is ditto. o. is h,uyJrd n,
all sides nv TIE Chinese wall. which WINS erected T.,
I'''"' 'He nocturnal visits at the equator into The
IasPi1n sea, mi on the south by uie Sa,rrrlba,u
'S'"ihushs' aud the pfomuniories which is unc,n.
monty hivcred al high waller mark with Shetland
ponies anu other animals Of The same class The
Is IISo The ]prOjucks. intolerance anI idle
worship" 90"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
Governor orohio and Commlnder m Cbior


Ii'oS~idPTiON!-This cry Is quite common. and
once ~ 'rhile. - my he raised rghieousiy. The
New York Custom House officers are pariicularIv
I''a"Nc m their noics OF lameniation, and the 7
NAiluHss are a. Interesting as a concert of cats. A
HIr Hopkins was lately reformed from The ollie, a
Aeasurer, and he raised such a noise about A.. thai
many sl.t-liearied people began to pity him WIZ
,"e Ooo"s oil the Custom House were cxlmined,
however, Tins Mr. llnkins' was sheyyn np. m1,t efer.
'nally. The following facts appeared.
'fcS Two wears, four months and seven days. dur.
ING which lime he held The commission OF a m,a.
sufsr' ne received compensation at the rate ufSI5Ol
per annum' amounting TO three thousand. five hun.
ore" ana inriy dollars. During this period there
mere seven hundred and ~IhIrty.nnc working J,ys.
'I 'nese' Hopkins was absent from duty four hun.
dT'd and thirty days, without any dedu.uon from hi,
compensation"
inns was the prescription" complained Of Paw
- one year and s%!Nly-iye days amounted 10 nearly
Si''UD' during The whole ofwh.ch lime this scam
was absent i~ronduiy, all rhc while drawing ms nav.
% 4 S',of" officer Of The Government! WHY. il
would buy land enough 10 make ten families com.
'''tnIe. let al snch vagabouds leave the public
sef'ice- WABASH Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
t'o@ ne Cincinnati Castle. "Wednesday Sept g.
TIE CIrN-TuE NON

THE CTTY-THE NOR.
The cIty continues quiet. The police and mill
tnry' were on duty again the night before last. Yes.
ierdly the Commitie of Safety examined and dis.
charged many, perhaps most ofthe negroes in pri.
snn' exacling bail for good behaviour Under the oc,
"i loJ''irom those who had not before given hail.
ana upon whom the law imposed The giving sccu.
my NO more fugitive slaves have been found
nor has any one yet been charged with any crimi.
na' offence. We have not been able 10 learn any
mug 70 oe depended upon, as 90 the number. / any
Killed nor the number or condition of Inc vnnn.
ded. u Is now said that the bus wounded on 80
Market were severely wounded. and that nno or
mem Is not yet ont Oidangor-that they were in
me ueghiing oithe oGay. but were wounded nC
't ue return al the negroes to the second onset.
Mhl0h cannot he justified. The story Of tho VIC.
. "p'" inc hegO women. we have taken some
palus 10 enquire into. aud believe it unounded.
Inc Mayor was yesterday Examining the com.
plal"'s against those arrested as IN The m,b. lie
had committed some II Or I5 tor trial and disrb,r,.
Cd hour. the last we heard from the C,urt House
We annex the Governors Proclamation. issued
on sunday evening-nOi before having a copy
Proclamation Of Ue Gorcr4or.
Nbeieas u nus been made known 10 me bv the
authorities OF the city OF Chm iunati. that the peace
% me cay has been wantonly broken by large hO.
I'es OF la~less persons, and that farther violence to
"e persons and property Of The citizens i threaten.
co. therefore, by virtue OF The AUTHORITY I'M me YES.
TED o. the laws Of the State Of Ohio, ! hereby ION.
"and all persons WIN may be in The city. To Weld
prnnpt obedience 10 the civil auttorities engaged
m 'he preservation Of The peace. And cninin upon
al persons % abstain from any unlawful ~assemblag
'r any act OF violence agJusl the persons or proper.
" OF the citizens. Aud | hereby make known 10
, all concerned. that orders have been issued To the
] military force ct the County requiring the militia IA
parade 90 such points IN The city a. Inc civil oulh,r
uy shall direct, and BY virtue OF such au,hori,y
F, 10 capture by force uf arms all disturbcrs of IN,
= peace.
Given under INV hluI At tho city of Cincinnati
TINS Oh DAY oi September. \ ID $50.
THOMAS CORNVIN.
Governor ofOhio and Commander m Chief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11

PRO>cRIfION-Thc Mayor and Common
Council Of New York have removed sflg to,r
Ma'rimen OF That city iur The heinpus crime of helm,
" ''ss Oie OF iIcm has served fJ5iy years: arn.
'"e', "'rigS'f' anoiherh i0Vlfue two others. THRU:
'"I'lei' i0s''gboei Duriccn of lhem. between Zen
l'' '"sH'y years and mono Of Them less than ihrcc.
Certainly no other than political reasons can be civ.
IN Tor the removal Ofmrn who have served s., long.
J. ne captain of the Watch iu The first District told
MS men ihat The Mayor co1if nat fcct confidence an
bie7 y Whig politics. The new wntchmen ore T.,
he selected from the ranks OF The infdeI. radical
"''' 7'"'e.o"rncIs We presume. How secure the
people Of New York must feel. upIor f,e,r ,,,rE-o
care.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-11
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE.
I"tNI0V, I OTCTOrk, 7. "
THE MARX EFT,

fLOUR-Thc market Tor Howard 81. -four is I'M,
morning very quict-huy crs not heing wiling a. CT
80 which Is asked by'hpldcr-and things Iber,c,,c
fcman quiet. There WIS Il sale yesterday of I00
ODD. CIiy Mills nj 81, and that Is the prize his nom.
ing though some think il a little too high. Susupr.
mamma h1lr' IN small parcels, sells NJ 81.
"hAiN-Ihere Il 40 Pennsylvania wheat, in
market Ihe sales Of Alaiy baud " heats. made since
The receipt of The n rs toy The Britannia have hcc,,
"i reds at l3o Too good TO lt6 for prime. Wbi,c
corn - down to GG.6Ic. and yellow at GS.G9-
WliiSEEY-In hhis 23sa2l., aud bbls. afl,
PltoVlSloNS-Thcfs is no'hing 10 notice cirh,,
IN barrelIed meats or bacon.