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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

A Barquc, called the Baltic, was
launched al Warren on Saturday. She
belongs to Messrs. J. s. u. Rhodes OF
Providence and the Captain, MIR. Whea-
ton Allen. Her builders were Mcssrs.
Chace and Davis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Sept rs, ls43.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a Patriot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
POSTSCRIPT.

The magistrates have held an inqucs, on
the body the sight presented by the unfor
tunarc victim was truly awful. Her head
was literally mashed in pieces she had six
deep slabs from sharp knife in the region
Of the heart and abdomen. besides various
terrible bruises on the body and lImbs--her
aye abon, 46 years.
The man who crossed the ferry has jus,
been arrested, and is now undergoing exam
rrn before Justice Cooper, of this city. Two
other men, named Bell and Roberts, hav.
been arrested aud are IN prison. The excite
Incnt is very great.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

n mn Gross Friction Matches. for sale
n WV by T.. I. w NEWTON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

VAHttrtfse-Deathn in N. York city aver
ago about 100 per week. The honorable
John lthea died in Clinton this state, the 7tl
instant he was so years Of age, was the
father Of ~sikteen children, waa IN alealde
under the Spanish dominion in Louisiana,
and took an active part In wrestling F1prida
from tho Spahiarda In 1910, A fight between
Rufus Brooks and A. G. IIaweey took place
In Clinton tho 9Th tho latter was shot and
lived but "a short time the former has beer,
committed 10 jail.
Tho Planters BANNER tolls Of The body of
u young woman, found in Grand Lake, eup-
poRed 10 have been drowned with her husband
In attempting TO cross after taking the body
out Of tho water the finders left It on the
beach TO 60 ia search Of a coroner, and while
abaort All alligator got hold of it, Bit off one
Of the legs aud in o%therwigo mutilated il. It
Is thought that Levy, tho democratic candi-
date for congress from Florida, has been
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

NthbiatA HtftttuHss@Ws isffaitiaa Ifaiii
saying anything about the Virginia elaetiots4
Which eaiih IF II April, bsfaiise We didn't
hnow what Ia cay. The faee Was d elise etsa,
vitlpfr neW inrlinihg 10 tie whia, fiuty ~ The
isfnabtatis eide. Though, II ms GnallF settled
with The daalet rate, II liaa tlnt,e SO with small
fayaFs another siitfi Il e%ihtufYy eaTs The
Richmond 15tntifaf. would fuii tha taftYs
Mi. libtts has been defeated III he ~tisifift,
nv from fstit II seven fetes, and MI, Wise
has taen elected by a tfiniiH majority Bolts
and lie friends will eehtpst The election. al
lsgiaa that feil play was tha cause d his de-
feat. All he fiauihefs u tis Legislature are
heard Irnnt except 1--WE, via latte ffpin DtaFa
Ion and ltaWis. and one ffetti Randolph, both
Of which districts last yeaf ssft democrats,
The result is-tip wings, ID democrats elect
ed @dsnibefatis majority, a. The wings Will
meet libatY gain eits Of the twu remaining
I%Istfiets, IN which tass The full House will
le lisiiaI@Gb Ia ~ %Faiiate, ~ ie W@j3int
ballet, ~ 10 ~ democratic majority on joint
ballot. a. isaafesstnat, ID wings. II de-
~n,stfats. | IYletite, lltaaias w ailtnet's
majority far governor, Ia 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27
Prc-haps!

ASTOUNDING RuMoR.-For a week past it
has been whispered about in this city, that a
draft drawn by the Mexican Government in
favor OF Sam Houston, President of Texas,
for twenty five thousand dollars, has been
paid at the counter of one of the most promi-
nent commercial houses in New Orleans, !!
We learn further, that by the steamship N.
York, which sailed on Monday evening for
Galveston, information of such a character
was transmitted to Texas as will leave scarce
ly the shadow of a doubt upon the minds of
the people there, of the truth of the rumor
which was only whispered here. The next
from Texas will be most anxiously ex-
and may be fraught with intense inter-
est.-Tropjc nf Wednesday,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

his dataet ~ Il little b8t - ~
seafsely l#tfa 10 eea d pfHFf ass{sttt
he egtt1uesss u that g%faspins atstE 1eh5-aH#'t
8#tiefs
The time is hgt far distant when m Ahistts
can yBasal viii llaVa ns resting pEata outside
NJ tlls territorial iltaita NJ lie Union unless
Under The guns Of English forts. There viii
not ba i pIeea Of lhitd pefttt having ftr CON-
n]tafHial sf other purposes tIat viii not be
long ~ her She ilgW owls rs much al
Hfftt, America rs We DO, and lays claims
IA lbs Oregon Territory. MI Tie Islands
agsi1d 10 belong fl her, except Gtiijas aud
SHE viii have tltat befafe another generation
pa#ses away Size has dave,fsd up ehtha
aud Ai9tHntstaH already and hos hoR iBfen
The HatiIHiet Islands, before she had we'll
done picking her teeth. fsas ls making .
Hlee sattee IA sop I'akas III s8t4e Of these
days ~ 4 desert, and WH would het 10 u
all surprised 10 sea her petiHes OF The ftait
%fafhias, MaHifs and The ]istlitntis all at eitea@
He TtHasdau, 7aa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

British aggressions-mktng IF the iSand-
Wtch i$ands BY the arrival of the brig
architect, from Vera Cruz: which she left
about eight days since, We have received a
copy Of the official correspondence between
Lord GEoEGF PAULEr, captain Of the British
rnan-of-war Carysfort, and the Governor Of
Woahoo, which terminated in Lord GRoRGE
PAULEr's taking possession O the Sandwich
Islands in the same of EngIish government.
The quiet Indifference with which the Bri-
fish government Witnessed the capture Of the
Marquesas Islands some rnc.-9as since by
France, induced the belief that she had some
scheme III view OF more ~stupendous robbery.
The Importance Of these islands TO Great
Britain is greater than the possession Of the
MaFquesas is TO France, and hence she was
perfectly passive in regard to the seizure of
the latter, inasmuch as 1t would furnish an
excuse or jurisdiction for the scheme she had
in view. In the division Of the territory OF
he world now going on, the United States
IS a loser on all hands. When Great Britain
succeeds in bringing all the most valuable
stands OF the ocean,, the most fertile por-
ions OF India az well as nine-tenths OF the
of America under her colonial svs-
NC may expect Brother Jonathan to ret
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

Nom TREASURY Norris aroLrg,-We
copy The following from tho Baltimore Patriot
Of the 18th instant.
There have within Il few days past, been
sotue Treasury Notes offered for sale in his
city, with holes cut in them az the mark that
they were cancelled. Being 40 marked, the
brokers refused TO buy them, and information
OF the fact Of such notes being offered was
communicated TO the officers Of the u. States
in this city and at Washington. The follow
ing from the Washington papers will explain
the subsequent proceedings
From the National I~ntelligencer Of the 18th
instant.
sury Department Of the name Of RAYMOND p
Dowden was arrested on Thursday Last,
charged with the embezzlement Of certain
cancelled Treasury Notes.-The was employed
for the last week or two in ASSISTING
in placing On the returned notes addition.
al and stronger marks Of cancellation to thoqe
borne by them when returned to the T'reasu-
ry, and had, it appears, while in the DISCHARGE
OF this duty, distracted five 100 notca, with
holes cut in them as the mark Of being cam
celied, and had sent them to A female in Bal |
thnore, Of the name Of Mrs. Augusta A. Dor
sey, residing in Lombard street, TO pass away:
but she failed in the attempt, with the excep-
ton OF one note which she sold 10 a broker.
Dowden has been held 10 bail in the sum Of
for his appearance at court to answer
he charge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

"Mr. OConnell considers Napoleon Bona
parte "ths most extraordinary being TINT ever
ornamented humanity" md says if he had
come 10 Ireland with his fifty thousand men,
instead of going TO Egypt, Ireland would have
been separated from England forever
Exchange paper.
"The half Of fifty thousand could now
emaneipate not only Ireland, but England and
Scotland. Nine-tenths of the entire ponuIa-
ton are now satisfied that their condition
would be improved by any change. Old preju-
dices against the French is now looked on by
the half starved and oppressed serfs Of Great
Britain, as a delusion. But should America
ever land a force in that country, the people
would rise in masses and unite with them to
destroy the unjust, bloody and cruel govern
ment, which has reduced them to the lowest
depths OF human wretchedness." - ichsbnrg
Sentinel
Prc-haps!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

THE II VEAL Ioessr.--'rhe Richmond
Wing reminds naturaliats That this In tho
year and the month for the apr earanee Of the
seventeen year Locust" In former years
they appeared in such quantities an Ia fat,en
''e SWINE Of The country. to which they are n
ehssen tood' "a also foxes, ceons, squirrels
and all forest birds.
We recolleet these s'birds' in 1896. but
are we assured that they make their appear
anee in all places at the same time I'VE
have doubts like all living things, they mus,
be in some measure dependent on tempera-
ture and climate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

sAcRiLEeE,-The old Convent Church in
ursullne street, N. Orleans, was robbed last
Sunday night of some Of les sacred vessels.
The thieves made a bad bargain, however,
getting nothing but plated copper, in lieu of
silver and gold as they had anticipated.
Aehurch in Baltimore was recently robbed or
vessels OF the same nature, which have since
been found in a fish pond. These were valu-
able articles, and had been concealed under
water until the excitement caused by their loss
should have passed. In neither case have the
been yet discovered.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

Prince LOUIS NAfoLEoH,@=The marriage
Of clonentine, daughter Of The French King,
Inns been The occasion Of an amnesty 10 all
political eonseripts Of France. Among these
IL Louis, nephew Of The great Napoleon, i'm.
p%fianhfd in the Castle Of Ham, for his Ill
judged descent on Calais. The latter, never.
%tleleHH, eyinces no great JOY nj tho event, but,
confident IN he ls that he will be relieved
rom prison 10 be- eent into extle, expresses
his preference Of remaining within the walls
Of Ham, TO drinking out Of the same cup with
the victsrs Of Wate<los.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

P~gorKAeTEn N~grriNes~-Fhe members ei
The Methodist Episcopal Church in this place,
are becoming very jealous in the cause Of
religion. Daily and evening meetings, for
preaching, prayer and praise, have been held
in their chapel during more than a week.
W. attended last "Wednesday evening aud
listened 70 the eloquent p~lcadings of the Rev,
Mr., Stewart, q gentleman of vigorous, lively
intellect aud strong reasoning powers, who
leaps on the whole intilel crowd, like a stone.
cracker on a pile of stones.
Preaching wall be continued TO- morrow,
taorning aud evening.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

Il.
HAfuHnAy. May u. 1913.
rttltiIt MEH1JNfi

u 80 1850 49,
i3inre e,tt last number. va have had Hnths
conversation with Influential citizens If haa
tBH Itaitaa, respecting The proposition, made
. III Our remarks rfHTaeibg MI t,abatyt's eR.
state d square Ut ground fuf a Btate Hlst,sa
de- II has been thought advisable aii'l we
fully concur In the advice, that a meeting
abepla he held hi this teWii ri al sbfly day,
To devise meats and arrange n rlah for the
purchase 81 4 Tract of ground 10 he devoted to
this purpose,
fhs time suggested Il MONDAY The 9th 81
June natt-ate Wpsh from iast Monday, the
lfst .iaY Ut The ~sassleh Of The District Court
and We are sure thai every titiset, who has
The interest II tlatoi Rouge al heart, VIII al
tend ahd give HE cordial support anil al The
aid IN HE peWef ~ The undertaking
70 thass Wta hold property Of do business
@t,f whatever hihd-ih n4ton Rouge, this is
The niost important measure ever pfrpesea'
II IL one which. Il, eaas Of s%iteesFs viii aaa
fYa fold tie present value 10 property, IT,
crease The population, lend taW vigst 10 to'i,s
],nutuiai aud mechanical pursuits, tet to f,stts
tion The improvements II, The appearance 81
The town
one Of tie mBai eligible squares IN naipti
~tteutn. ean bp purchased, we ATE informed,
fpf HbnND. This, afDeItg lie number interest.
ia, ID d mere tFiis, and through rfapst eseta
iiuns, tafi be faised within i've weeks after
the subscription is sci Ut, Igot,
There is no paint III which The state ta,, 90
conveniently build. and with so little OK.
lstss ~ here, The labor oF The %penitan.
tiafy eeuld mol be converted fuf rhe st two
ysafs, even, to A greater pfeft, Without Al
all involving The treasury. the buildings cat be
erected, aha ,his done, the states property III
New Orleans will ~ faF 10 seltaee her II The
el,ibafrasstHents uttdaF which sha lahofs.
lieoelleet then. MoHhAt, The 9Th June. IL
The day ~ make a beginning, Let every cit.
ven Whe can contribute HIT be there prepared
10 append HE name to The Subscription, The
meeting will be held al IL e'tleeh NJ, al The
court house.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

ET The Chronicle of nsyou Sara, men-
tons the loss Of the dwelling Of Col. u. ].
Barrow. Of West Felieiana by fire. The
building with all its furniture was consumed.
The same paper also states that the stable
and corn house Of l. +. MeCauley. were en-
trely consumed by fire. A fine saddle horse,
all his corn and fedder. with farming utensils,
were consumed in open daylight. We are
not informed Of the precise date of these ac-
eidents, though they are Of recent occurrences.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

u A little boy at the Episcopal Church
last Sunday, observing a rent in the Clergy
mans gown, observed to his father that the
preacher was "a very robe-buSt kind of a
mani"
Inc kind paren, authorised his son 10 20
home immediately.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

TESsEssEE.-The canvass for governor
and members OF congress i. Tennessee goes
on briskly. Both parties evince great conf
dsnce- Polk is the democratic and Jones the
wing candidate for governor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

U Inc locofoco authorities Of MlssissipDf.
10 an men official documents, are continually
talking about bank-rags. Well, il is ser1
amusing to hear a State prating OF racs.
whose seedy coat is miserabEy out at tic e.
DOVE, and whose shIrt-tail pro'radcs - f4r
As Little Dicsy Dcat's--Lausri1e ,rgpraqt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

II The Constitution. published at Lafa-
yetse. La, deems it highly immoral for a
magistrate to hold eonrt $ in his shirt sleeres.s'
we think such a magistrate mus be wefulls
addicted to iocSe habits.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

q Robert T. Young, Esq, has been elect
ed member of the Police Jury Of this parish
from the 9TH ward. In this ward, too, we
learn. great animation prevailed at the polls
people begin to appreciate the importance of
the Police Jury.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

~ The Van Hutett (AflJ IntHlllgantef,
gives tho subidined particulars Of h series Of
lietdish eutrages, committed in That region
lately,
We noticed two weeks ago. f report Of the
murder Of il family, near Tho fboetaw line, on
the poteAu. We believed Tho report 10 lie
true hen, but could gel no particulars
Wa now Hta able 10 place tfa laets before our
readers, The name Of The family was Coz.
Mr.. Con was Il blacksmith. and Ind been
working in The Indian Country, either among
the ffeshs OF Heinineles, under The employ
Of The United States. and had lately moved
into The state, and settled In Scott county. 1T
The place where he and his family were muir
defedt An Indian and II negro, who were sup
posed 10 be The tnurdafsrs, were pursued and
arrested In tho Indian country, and were
brought back aud delivered TO The civil au-
%il,otiiies Of Scott county. They confessed
they bad committed The crime. II appears
from their statement Tint The Indian shot Mr..
Coz, and 1T The report Of The gun, Mrs. Con
ran 10 tho door, and the negro knocked her
down with nh a*o and killed Ier-than killed
ii small child and cut It's head of. They theh
febbhd Tho house, and found something tika
Il thousand dollars. They were placed In jall,
but The p~optlaee became 80 much euraesd,
that they went TO the jail. and took The negro
out, tied him TO a stake, and burned him 10
death.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

tANcgLLEn TREASURY NoTEs-One Of
these notes, amounting to five hundred dollars,
vas refused at Providence a few days ago.
IL bore no marks Of being cancelled that
could be d'scerned. About xix thousand dol
iafs Of them have been taken at the Custom
iieuae IN New Orleans. The original pack
age OF them, said TO have been cancelled al
VIEW Orleans and forwarded 10 the Treasury
Department in July last, contained ninety.
nine thousand dollars-Bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

III The college commencement at Jackson.
this state, takes place on the 7th June next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

TEMPERANCE aKErIve.-The Temperance
Society OF this place hold a meeting in the
Presbyterian Church next Tuesday evening.
A lecture may be expected from Jehn Robert
Dufroer, ESQ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

hr We find the following In tie T'f6pie IT
MaHday last. We learn from stisf sources
that d man tiafaad Holiday. all a%taatapllee IN
The crime, has been arrested ID Cairo, md car
fiea To St. Louis fer examination Tile evil
dattte against him Ii said IL be 81 lie least
doubtful kind.
THH rusfeM4tfottsE HefHFaY-Wa learn
from the last Washington Glgbe, tliat three
persons. named HfesdieYe, Jewell and AUSTIN
implicated IN The lata New Orleans Custom
House robbery, have been arrested IN That city.
mud 81 lie latest dates were under ekat,inaa
ton.
Young tIfaedleya Is not, as is stated by tie
Globe. h s5n 81 ] w HteelIeYa, Esq, ef thia
tiiyAWa are informed that he is msrely n
nephew Of HAT gentleman. He has been m
officer in The Custom House of Ibis city for
many yeatst The tireutastantial a~viiafte
against The PERSONS arrested is said 10 he tnu=
Hually strong,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

Total. s1Hi.tnp
The property was MI purchased BY The
Union Iahts T'eftns. one fourth easli=bas
lance q, l1, ~ and "a months credit
1ropie, lnH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

IL Western editors arc "scirrace" itself in
The art of making apologies. The following
10 taken from the Boonslick Times
I'VE understand DIR. Fort objects TO our
saying he is N of the biggest iackasses that
was in the Legislature. The remark, some
how or other, found its way into our columns
unobserved by us. Had we observed it, we
should have altered it in such a manner as TO
have made it read-the very biggest"
e The Madisonian says that " Mr.. TYLER
has shown his hand" He has made a more
Indecent exposure OF his person than that
louisville Journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

Heiiptga@tteW faw think, while using
Ibis vefd@aa often used ny all@@af lis ittefal
import. We afa IN ths habit Of speaking d
religion ~ D possession, q species q properly
IL lie obtained and put IL service like a new
bat, and east awsy tiEe al old 9ha, Haw he
reverse af This il tftta5 Religion, from fafts
gate, tsitaatig, teti4ig, means simply u 10
bound aeaihj that IL, q reunion 10 GOD rom
Wtton, man has been separated BY sin! ST That
those seeking true religion are faf ffhtt' seeA4
ing any property for themselves, but merely
Il, become neain The property If etsthert 10
basetne again, we say, for The word aoes not
imply The e~tttafibe lnle original bonds will u
HeW muster, but Il renewal Of old bonds with
Al old fiastef-ae are rebound II fdea and
his safyiee, from whom aud ffeifa Itch We
have been sadafad BY sii.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-27

New NATIVE aHAFE@Thn Natflez Free
Trader says The only white cluster IT bunch
grape indigenous IN The United States, has
been discovered in a remote and unsettled
part Of Leaks county, YekanbJkana ~rlvefs
The lunches ate very large ths fruit trans
parent, Thin skinned md oval pulp soft with
three seeds enclosed II IL a great beafsf,
end bf delicious flavor. Only ens vine has
been discovered. The editor has been pro-
missed seine cuttings, This vine has long bsan
known to lie Indians, and called The fokau.
sdkaba gfhpes-E Crescent CHv
This may, Or may not, be 50 laid dswH IN
The bauhs we have MT examined. or elia
fact, however, we are aware, that The white
grata, as described shste, Inns beef, album
dainty found III Ibis county II, rs veil ~
The rcd gfHps, has besu Il frequent conquest
Of otir forest fAtnbles in childhood
EAtE OF RFAt tsThff@ThA UHitel States
Marshal yesterday sold 1T public sale, at
Banks Ataada, Il portion Of tho real estate
surrendered by Thomas Banks, ltstt bBhE4
rttpf, which brought tho stin Of 100000, ms
follows
Cry %iIofFt, IL 7 lois, NOD. 900
NAItatAt iieTHty four lois. 10000
I've sthf htifl DWELLING fiji 1'gha,tz
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-01
CHEAP BOOKS

" TAYLOR has on hand large and valuable
collection Of Books in every branch OF Litera-
ture Science, and Art Law Medicine and surgery;
Theology History Botany and Agriculture Cias.
steal Literature and Transitions; Poetry and the
Drama Geology and Mineralogy; Chemistry, Math-
cmatics and OH other Of the Practical Sciences
whicA he offers for sale at extreme low prices-hahy
of them at cost some of them at less than cost ana
in every case al the lowest price at which the same
can be purchased in any of the Northern cities.
Purchasers ordering from a distance may rely On
6ndng this to be the The advertiser puIchases
huIe from the Northern booksellers hot chiefly at the
trade saes (wholesale auctions) where they lay IN
,hcir suppes and at the prices with them. lie
ia able therefore TO sell at as small an advance a.
anv bookseller any where in the United States, aud
wiling TO do so. This is known to all those who have
taken the trouble TO osre,tiin the fact
Foreign edlons he imports dlrec, from London ana
Paris buyinn hem for cash 10 advnnce IN those cues,
and hey are not sold for lower prices any Whete III
the II nited States than in his establishment.
A good collection Of French books VIII be iound
with the advertiser TO which additions are constantly
made also a few Of the best authors IN the spanish
! Italian and German languages, with the pest oo0k-
of instruction in each while on the SUBJECTS OF ms
TOW Naval and Military Science and Service, oeol
opy and Mincralcgy, Currency Finance ana Legisia-
| ton and on Engineering, Architecture ana niecna"
les IN all their various branches as good cohec,ion'
are probably not for sale IN the United states as ose
| which ma be found at his store
| Orders from distance, it may be relied upon
| will he promptly attended to, and upon the same
| terms "a il the purchaser upon the spot
Rocks Stationery and Periodicals, or any hing else
| impor,ed to order from London and Paris.