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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

The variety and beauty OF marine animals IN
the coral seas of the Pacific says the reviewer,
are beyond description. Like birds IN our for
ests, fish ot brilliant coors sport among The coral
Groves. and various molusca cover the bottom
with living flowers. a new world of being Is
here opened to an inhabitant of our cold climate
and many of these productions are so unlike the
ordinary forms of lie that II is difficult without
seeing them 10 believe in their existence. Those
that have looked over the beautiful colored draw
ngs by the artists of the Expedition, are aware
that this description falls far short OF the truth
Ten thousand species OF plants and upwards OF
$4,000 specimens constitute the herbarum OF the
Expedition the following catalogue gives the
number OF species collected at the several places
+ visited
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

THE PATHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, an En-
glisk and Classical School for BOYS No q Elddge 81
New YORK, RIcHiRp CORNELL, Principal ne course 81
his school embraces those studies "hch ic
which do aot require collegiate riucaon ne Charge for
tnton moderate those OF sn scio9i OF iai fnk
and parental care IN all resEct extended the pupils
No eztr1 chcrse seae Gs books dre mostly Jtn;aef
NOR ,upl ryvo or three Of whom haze board and iod
i IN he far,ily the Principal, the building with
he Scsoo Applicants viii be the Irro; OF the
schgo man OF 7-oI OF several yelEs standing neiE
names Y-j,h further particulars respecting the school WI" o
cIren BIZ the PRINCIPAL. apSb ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
IS nearly as can a, present be asccrtaincd

The following catalogue is given as embracing
the number of species of reptiles and fishes col
lectcd at the various islands and countries visited
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
M lfO SSAJf-STREET

All kinds OF OBJ Printing, such as
P.MPtiLE7s MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS,
C,TALoGUfs LECTURE BiiiS,
CHrcKs c ARDS CONCERT Bills Plain AID
INsCRtNCF Policies, k-.nGy,
BILLS OF ,piNG, PoIiriC&L BILLS,
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS, tneAt) Sc
Promptly executed the Office of The Tribune No l60 Mas
sau-street-opposite the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
Tffms-FoF Board, Tuition, sc. SIS p,r snnun,.

An interview be had with the PnnciNa In snc m irr
and las weeks N ap also CircgiaTs time obaisyt
Family Magazine l12 Nassau whom reference NAY he
made.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

POARD-With pleasant AIRY rooms, may be had
- At No lo2 Chambers street Those l[Son. who may be
p.S One large unnrnishcd parIoro on the second toor
References exchanged alb Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

ROARDlNti-From the first of Nav neXt-A
- gentleman and his lady few single Geuemen BE-
accommodated with pleasant and board 100 Orchard
street. References exchanged AZ Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING; AND DAY
Il SCHOOL No. 10 Carroll Place, BleccAer st.Nlr;. Bn-
les (ate Mr. and Mrs. Bailey would Inform her friends and
the public that her School Tor Young Ladies Will reopen
MONDAY the Isl of May The sane sys'matc course OF
instruction win be pursued ~ the establishment and The .n
teachers will be employed The regular Summer Term NIL
commence MAY 8tl a2i i3T-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

ID emen with their wives may obtain yerv pleasant fur.
nishe,i paors aud bedrooms with boari Ne IS White
street few doors from Broadway. -; Iw.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

LAURA z. HYDE, formerly
w;Il open a School for Young L1dies
er5epsn, street, I'd door east oi nch-
|. Circulars may ba hld II u. az
sassau 81. New York All ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

ASHINGTON UTE.-EDUCATiON
FOR BOYS.The arrangement oi the cit5>.s
vii commence week Pupils receiy+i II snc tifes
may The convenience 0f fSds and their quar-,
calculated from the entrance. To those cOncened
may b. proper that the plans of Instruction and Dis
clpa- this establishment the iru OF much inyega
oa and er:Tipnce and hare stood The Of tlan
quarter OF century under the OF present d.
racr0r5 4nd their associate predecessors.
Dry5tg tsmslyrs exclusively 10 tE- profession Of Edu
Gators and slaI By numerous wsllquaed assistants he
conductors of TN. 4st.tute enabled offer The -Stuct
nFrt. OF whom take ehafe the c5mbiGsd advantages
public and instructions and e nit WITH ne best IA,
sences on r mind and heart the benefits Of careful rhJscd
training and Eoca culture The Of the habit. first
formed being 2l-portanI children admitted at early
T DWIGHT PORTER VI. D.,
THEODORE W. PORTER, 4. VI.
Thirteenth street, near Union Place Apnl Tth
References will b furnished WHEN sought, 70 an! de-
sr1s among parents and guardians and those
y.ho say. themselves sera educated al the Institute
Z TExA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
WHOLE NO. $40.

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WHOLE NO. $40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana sewers; also,
5eP25sas'sgs, = e.S.s1 J, 2,.--
w ANTED-By q young nlaa OF suiiahts eau
W eaiian, stnltior S;aia1 III !sysFi oihce \
line addressed ]. " B. 1t iis ottce OF through bse lost
ot.ss. viii met with PROMPT attention.. a. Nv
w ANTED-A young man aooHt Il years OF
ase, 70 lea-a The ART OF Woo. Ensay!nS sa AmeIl-
;ioa or the ms, ysarinsy ary Tibqn Bai!in- 100
Nassln-st., up stai7s. Wv BRITT. a2tu
pARTNER W.1NTED-With s2NN capital,
the Gity Ps@as aS gmD5 m g5 e"L,s knsys II, ON M .da,as % @ <
\. H. Box No. 23i Upper Post.0i!ice. .2o CT
\ FAh -, men " WANTED--A business man
vii nav oG ~, !'H IN @ Pets,n6 ana pHnaos I, 9lmes E
THINE me-, oi i oN - ~" pr aHnua, A'd'e a4f''
TO FOREIGNERS. immcda,elv
mates would De preferred Adde'S " A. the office Of
49,, ,> z[,,., -, " ",,, si'-' .,-
ID ls OF May in the spacious honss Zo Is w., ,,nrt
Inquire nnfi Monday al q Berkmaa 81 ,2;
DOAKDINC-A few single gentlemen or ren.
ID fI.men with their wives may obtain yery n.,>spt fur
aishe, parors and bedrooms with board u ~ 8, White.
=. :"
rQO!1 BOARD, win a paiior 3ni bedroom on
al & Fourth St The situati6a pleasant and on,cien, to
RoAkD IN bhOADW 4 Ai--ferSons wishing
a. a BBaES Blna5a H bewren I Bond Oh m and 20 s n.
t-n-a and their Wives ke furnished wh ,ogs having
bedrooms attached few single gentlemen can be hand.
r,niIs,ts '''''' - alo 2,y.
- -
u No Ioo cb,r,bsrs T6os, n+rsSns yyb, may h.
seeking pleasant summer residence are invited call
Onelarge uniurnishcd parlor ON the second floor
DOIPDIyE: l,r1,,, -, .;,.-,o, NJ -,
Is oatIar,, ana I'D ~, ~, ~ ~
accomm3lated with plean rooms and board 2O Orchard
street References exchanged AZ Inn
coon BOARD and rls,s,pt roo,,,s ,,,,,, H. ,, 4
NJ o C,;s az 2 pte1S 'ooils may ~ oo'
GENIE.EL LBOARDINIr.-NlrS. CERE has taken
VI the house No q Courtlanl.,trec and now ready to
room" furnished or uninmshed 'o''>' ais In: anu
mo NlNTTFN CTTTRF7RS S--F0r -S7Is - Tr-o7,
H aoGmi 40 ,e ies s}HiTsi %Ga'ed on the bTanGy"Hs
entire smpply OF water from large dam and w1ud be- we'll
@ @ ; ,e' M % ye,s ,i, h., 9tTorl n, , bnd;n ' ~
rT,,nr cn,f-f desired Stone Dwelling House and 8ecns
NJ Land adjoining Will be- sold with the aboy. rropcrr-
For terms apply 70 James Cauley Esq Wilmington Della
Wals Nh, OF 70 '''e at : SAsiIFI G. hloRT0S
a23 IT.
( NLAlMS Ct GASI Oh S.--Just l'upisiIcu |" IL
mo- 5 P"". s T. 9I p n % 10 n IS Sr ns %.
oncr con,iercd in The light OF Holy Scripture By David
Misay merchant ETM-l , ors ss claims
a. " b lo;aS " @ - r,d cs,r farcihIe and scrin
Ci,ran r Ti cm,sRs 70 their BISHOPS and Evaneeisis IN the
ai Of nnnrs had better re. With attention the above
-, Wy 80 ~ ~
,i y ,bos who ~ reach IN. churches their iu
,esthose who labor among ,hn and them in the
Lord had better examine tins hs n, volume.
noprp,, ,parllp 'i, -, .1 o'te -, u IL Il XIV
o. BLNlh Y ~ NtspE'n Sert .. -, 1 =, ~ 10
M Mail street. the Author F' street. UP s''''' . s Sw ~ s
office. ---..szzz- @<o Nv
Il ~ LIS Elk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

p0ARD-PleaSant rooms with Board, after the
- Isl OF Nay in the spacious house No 10 Warren street
Inquire rnt Monday at q Brrkmaa 81. Az
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

or the COO new species of Crustacca about 2oo
are oceanic species, Of many of which even the
genera and families are unknown. In some seas
so numerous are the minute crustacea that the
ocean for many miles is colorcd red. Each ann
NAL is not over :; twelfth of an inch IN length,
and vet they arc sufficiently numerous to furnish
food for the whale, whose mouth is fitted with a
fbous network of whaebone which strains them
from the water elected by the spoutholes All
these crlstacea arc transparent, and nearly all the
processes of life, even to the motion OF muscle
are open to the view. Many very interesting
and important observations have thus been made.
Coral islands and coral reefs. some of which cH-
cecd a thousand square miles in extent, received
particular attention, and the beauty and variety
of corals collected surpaSses every thing OF the
kind before exhibited in this country. The ior-
nation of the islands, the growth OF the animal,
the filing up of harbors, and the rising OF reefs
were all closely examined, and colored drawings
were abundantly made. The following Is the
number OF Geological drawings made during the
crn;se IN the different departments of science:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

CENTEEL BOARDlNti.-NlrS C;ERE has taken
VI the house No y Courtlandsect, and now ready To
accommodate single or married senecn with Board and
rnnms tnrnShr,l or nninrnl>heh. 40 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

CCHOOL-MRS.
- OF Pi,tsfielI, Mass,
on the sth of Nay. IN ?
n street, Brooklyn, l.
shawis Bookstcrs, liS ,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

BOARD IN BROADWAl-PerS wishing
ID Board IN pleasant part the City aye requested ca
6!S Broadway hetwren Bond and BleeGkegstse Gen
tl-m-n and their Wives ke furnished with 1rlo having
bedrooms attached few single gentlemen can be hand
scmely accommodated Rooms fer transient Boarie Terms
moderate al0
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

TO MANUFACTURERS.-For sale. a frame
Mil about 30 feet square located the Brandywne
entire supply wafer from large dam aud would be we'll
adapted for Cotton Factory Print Works as never fail
ing spring of be introduced the building
trir!ing cost- desired Stone Dwelling House
nf land adjoining, will BE- sold with the above property
For terms apply 10 James Canley, ESD Wmlnston, Della
wae the subscriber No. 20 South Wares phale'
rhia. SAMUEL I. MORloN.
aDa1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

TO RElliNERS.-Wanted immediately a
French Teacher Onr competcn, 10 instruct in Math-
mates would b preferred Address V W b the office Of
tins PAPER SIg7 :.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

GOOD BOARD and pleasant rooms NAV be OBJ
VI taaeti At No. 20 Cliff street. alj I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

Young LADIES' SCHOOL. No. l27 Greene.
L Sreet.-llG and Mrs. J. b. NDDER resrecttuliy sg
nounoa 70 their friends and The public. tha the fast Nav
eusung they VIII ore, AZ the 4aovs number establishment
for the senil eucaiI1u oi Toens Ladies oa plan r Eaa
respects novel and original combining due attention 10 halh
w'ih gions and moral culture aud ensuyns improvement;
useful knowledge.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

u SPIRIT OF HEBREW MUSIC AND SONG
Three Lectures the above subject 10 be gwen at Tie
Tabernacle By Rev Geo H. Hastings af Boston on e even
uss OF Wednesday, 2th Friday 2, and "Wednesday 2o''
Hour halt-pa5t
Illustrations OF chanting BY an Efficient choir.
spTr and influence in the formation of National C.lracieI
Rec1ions by hr. H., accompanied with chanting OF rspo
Lecture 2d-Tbe Devotional songs-Tlrir effect The
great National Festivals. The choirs organized by David
''t, Iseturs sdTh, Structure Of the Scored LvreFam
Psalms &c The needed forth the,E beautiful
forms aud u give er' Their int The HebI7y idea OF if'i-
uuiry in the chants illustrations b. the cholr iuefSled
Tickets for The iTs' Lscla- fe-io T had "A; Nel ork
rsl bookstores on Btoad way. and II the door
Tickets TO each other Lecture . ceats Tickets a%s
rr HEALTH, QUIET AND CoMFoRT-T The.Gra
ham Ho-se Baclay,tret NewYork rFoers adsaatas-s
soPgin; few days or weeks IN The citT sch a.
street very The business part TIE and The ns=
d4- vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings. Il apart
convenient ad neat while rs table supsd Eit
entirely Animal Food and nuants Of Al kinds. C,-f.s
moderate aud every effort made render Bo4rters coraoFta
bic. Shower Baths free. Ren1sm6sr. IS BareiaT--'
- Peter SIMPLEX new edition Of tais most TFo2;
ulaI Of all llara works Just published IN the sLyie q
Ey M lw saoc'Ioas % me day and nd ISf al. a, The as '
The Tribune FnIrel er.L. III. on = ..=s dozz2.
- Jacob F Faithful.-A new e.li,ion, uniform with
Ptte Simple of this work also gust rus!szd and Tor sale
above and al the pnces.
uYDR RAULIC LI11E-Orders left al box so. Me-
ch,rics Exchange viii receive I=oInp, attention PFIes
sfftf ABiJAH SMITH. the only MANUFACTURER.
eS SO PER TON.-Peach Orchard Broken
,O.J.cCCoa Of the quality THIS day fFoI1
schooner Texas fool OF Beach-sireet. lnqaIrs oi
WARD * BROWNE,
ala all Washington come. LaiEDt-street
CPERM OIL.-2000 gallons Sperm Oil, bleached
- and u-.hleached, fo7 sale low Ior cash; hI
sIS.f FIt EDDY. II Cld SIP
WTALTER FORWARD IL 4. w. MARh,
w Arorneys 4. law, Pittsburgh. Pa f@
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

- SPIRIT OF HEBREW MUSIC AND SONG
Three Lectures the above subject 10 be given at the
Tabernacle by Rev Geo H. Hastings 9i Boston. on the even
OF Wednesday l2h, Friday, 2ls,, and "Wednesday 18th
Hour. hapa,t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

GOOD BOARD, with Il paIor and bedroom on
VI the frst second floor may be . moderate ,s.ns
Fourth The situation l. pleasant and convenient 10
the Bowary and Broadway stA..s a26 w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

\ PARTNER WANTED--A business man
with 800 Gan purchase pleasant and profitable business
rat MI ny from 10 $500 PR Address Farmer.
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

CTEAM POWER. with rooms TO Let large
Grand I Elizabeth streets well lighted and with
power suitable for ANY m"chancal f9T terms a-
ply 10 JOHN q. IlbBEiS
.l2 I'm. lg9 and 26 Grand street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

IN respectable And profitable business in the upper ar
me Gity frtsutIs VIII be made known addressing y
Y. L.. Box No. 23l Upper Posi.0iice. 40 Ct.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sewers; also,
w annr.n1lccs al Rlttsrs Bmds!y snree-sI as 1,-

NANTED-By 4 voung man OF suitable edu-
w c,spa situation s;uSsnt III LAWYERS o!lce.
line addressed :, J. " g. tis office, through tns Pos,-
Cfice, Will nc-r wI Ith rrompi .tLgntl0n. a. NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

Hartford Ere Insurance Company.
IIRE INSURANCE. at the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company -(nsoIoraed 1870
Charter perpetual
been IN operation upwards of thirty continues To
iase Houses Furniture, Stores Merchandise aud every DE-
scrti0n of ptrty against loss damage b. e the
favorable term. JOHN NELSON, Jr. Agent,
hon ,},,.. 81 Wall street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
a sIIOft TlUIr

Arsntsil0 2 and 10 Bgoadway; 227 Hudson street. la5
Bowery; II East Broadway; 10 Ato. Housei o William .t
iyg Fulton street Brooklyn; James Hneson "Ii5m&3dIR'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
NEWARK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

E'NGLlSH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
- GHooL IN SsEasfcri, Conn;Pnps ia,t,l 70 To- AMI
under d constant saIsTvcs OF their teacher. TsrmS So
quarter IN advance with the addition OF So for the Frcr
LanSuSSe Until he s' OF ARu, references ,nj iar,ht
CcnaFs MAY ee obtained a, No. y Whife-st corar 81
Bfca6w1y by applying between the kcur< OF aud NJ r.
the Teacher srd Proprietor II RJ-DD ,.lig.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

first Physicians Of the age says Shrmas Lozenses pot
only the peaSantest but best medicine he knew III has
used Ncdcaed Lounges made by others but that
could compare with Shrmsn Dr. y IS the only sAIi1l and
scientific compOunter medicine iis form Amencl
Such Is generally known, and therefore, the few who have
attempted 10 follow ~ hs footsteps have never been able
nd many willing Try their while the gtuire
Shrrnans Lozenges have been sold in quantities N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

rJ,FIE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
Capital $3.50 00G; OiTce No. 5; Whilst. This COMPANY
continue, make against loss damage bg r aud
mi aud na Ti.atiuu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

Misses Blown invite parents guardian, who wish
place young ladies under their charge the school
4nd examine their sys,en teaching: They refer
gentlemen Of !hr highest respectabtg, Nto,e daztrrs
have attended their classes h0 VIII retiiy
the which has resulted from their mode Of
stnIctLon. New 1.k Aunt. l9it. .2jeodst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

= .tl-I' lt., .1I1,
CLASSICAL ENGLISH SCHOOL-649 Broad
Ow,y near Blteckcr.,treet-C w FEEKS respectfully
informs his friends and the public that he Will open School
ON n. lS of Nav next RI $40 Broadway The rooms which
are large commoIious and we'll ventilated will be furnished
with new desks chairs carpets &c oless attention willie
nad h the Principal the moral conduct than the mental
culture the pupils committed 10 his and his
win b used the reputation, that he has earned by
twelve years experience III his profession.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
IuECATHOLlC HALE OR PHAN ASYLTM.

TJNHE CATIIOLICH HALE UKPHAN ASY LIW, i,
/ IN Eleventh stieet. has used SIBERIAN, LozENGEs feg
the l,,, years with bpnef. Whenever he child
have coughs few OF SenDaH's Cough L0ZengeN them
in tr time. Ii wormh. Two doses OF Sheungis
Worm 02engrs destroy them In fact Sherman
0zenges are never used but with the happrst results The
have been too long and sell known need any additional
proof Of tfeir great aud 3autar virtues.
rhe Rry. VI CTRRAN, Of Iarlrm, has known sIes.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

CLAIMS OF PASTOR RS.--Just published IN II
~ 65 pp bonud cloth price 50 cents, the CLAIMS Of
Pastors Of Churches and Preachers Of the Gospel for manen;
ance considered The light OF Holy Scripture. By David
LINDSAY, merchant, NewforS
The conclnsong of this volume go 10 disaow these claims
ANY one who desires To- read clear orcble, and scrip
tura plea the faithful discharge OF the duties Of the
Christian churches 70 their Bishops and Evmgesls IN the
way had better read with attention the above
treatise"
te-those who labor among theIn and them the
Lord had better examine this litlle volume"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

TOOTH-ACHE E-TOOTH.ACHE.-r The public
having experienced the extraordinary powers of the Orr
entail Cure Of the Sixteenth Century, 100 my family,
which invariably cures ToOthache III every stage
whether sound though aching, have exclusively
atton2 IT, while the humorous catchpanny prsendefs an
my specific appear and die the death that
Them. over Loco ladies alone have been spare" the
trouble md expense using false teeth ntrouc
TO be had onl Ryugtou.,lreet door the Dug
Sfrf. prc. ,nlv n; cents, as
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

4NANTED-A Young man about Il wears OF
age 10 lca-u the OF Wool Engraving. Az Ameri-
canone who will consider Instructions sufficient remunsra
boa Tor the INST ycacruay apply frbune Buildings loo
NasSau-St., up stairs W. ". BRITT a2ru
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

TLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SETEUOL, 63V
CBroadway. Bl-ecker-stre,i.W. KING nsrcctnlly
informs his friends and the public thar be- will has
school At the old stand go B5o1dwty He assures h ies
pains wi, be- spared the reputation the
School has maintained Tor the last four years. Competent nd
experienced Teachers engaged assist advancing ~
pupils entrusted 10 his
The attention OF Parents and Guardians invited 10 the
particularly airy and healthy situation 0i hs rooms be be-
advantages offered that eluallri By ny
Sct1.ul tl.ci
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

N-EW-YORh CLASSIOaL ANU CIJoIIIt.f,-
~ CraI SCHOOL AND YOUNG LADIES ISSTI-
TIrTF IgI AIen-stret Ryington,-Ih. Institution
Il be ornized and commence t8 teuth annual e'so OF
basiaess or 70 enter college. Teachers-ME W Leay
a scsefes Of Ancient aa=aases. Iatiq Cfe. &c. t
Dfawa- and Engineering 3iiss z. Peake Music on TIE
and Painting Eisthcmatics Polite L,erature, Gc~f SCI
enes BookKeepins Pesnassp Sc by the afpa gr peo,,.
psroes generally and sundry gentlemen Of high standIn
Terrs ressonabc c. w NICHOLS. Principal, az aiiH~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

! TTF
Small cnirsn are admitted moderate charge INTO thr
Primary Department in which thy are prepared Tor The
higher classes Parents wishing their sons At ncol
ingirci call and examine the accommodations 'ni 9D
Aquaatiiy secondhand school Fnfnituts Tor safe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
BRooELYv. November o, 1872.

cate is from 4 gentleman who lost ,he
a sererr ScrotulouS disease Il speaks
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-18
FARMING AND GARDENING.

INHE following works (among many others
= on hand on the same subiecls) are lately
received for sale by +. TAYLOR, many OF
them imported direct from Loudon:
Sproule's Agriculture, | vol. London, lo43.
fouatt on the Horse, vol. London, lS43.
Bainbridges Guide to the Consery atory Hot
house and Greenh house, vol London, 1912.
Beyan on the Honey Bee, vol. 1913.
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English and American on this subject
+ Sguarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Liebig's,
Johnson's, Sir Humphrey Davy's and others.
liogg OH the Caruation; Main on Domestic Poul-
try.
Johnson on Manures aud Fertilizers.
Donaldson on Manures, on Grasses, and on Farm
ing generally.
Muhlenburg on Grasses vaux on Filling and
Fertilizing Land.
Cattle, their Breeds Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society.
Calcareous Manures by Edward Kufiin, OF Vir-
GINA.
American Flower Garden Directory by Bust
Sorain's Practical Husbandry Jesse Buers Far
mer's Companion.
British Husbsndry, vol. published by the British
Society
The Complete Frazier vol octave, London.
Outlines of Flemish Husbandry and Reports of
Select Farms vol. London,
Hsyward's Horticulture the Fruit Flower, and
Kitchen Garden by L. Neil.
Practical Gardener and Modern Horticulturst,
by Mcintosh.
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, l VOL New
York, 1872 and numerous other valuable works on
Husbandry in all its branches to be con-
tinued
Loudon's Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agri-
culture for sale at 50 30 each, few copies only, the
usual price being ST. June
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-18
CLINTON HALL BOOK STORE
CORNER OF


NASSAU AND BEEKMAN STREETS,
NEW YORK.
I S. REDFIELD, PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, AND
y STArIoNER, has for sale, at the above place,
wholesale and retail at the lowest cash prices, an
extensive assortment of Theological, Classical Mis-
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PUBLISHED,
The fifteenth edition of " SIX HUNDRED PlCTO-
RIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BIBLE, AND
VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND" vols. syo
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400 PIP. lone, price, 81. Also, Bible Quadrupeds,
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