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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11
MARINE JOURNAL.

Rises 5 80 Sets 6 81 Sets > 81 IA 10
- Latest Dates.
London March 3 Havre Nlarch
Liverpool March New.oEl March ;.
Shin II Allen Welsan NOreans, E Collins 20
Bri.s Maria Estell Gould, ST Johns, Nj n Under
wood; Frances Peck. Slackpoe, New Orleans NeS''
Leeds s Co; Abo Fooks Stettiu, Ogden; FALCON (b)
Pitt, Bermuda Tucker; Rupert, Rankin Belfast &c.
Sshrs Convert. 5 Rolheld Matanzas, R Buck VIM +.
Corsen S, Augustine, Cooley Co; SOPHIA fyarson'
Vose; Hope Arey Frankfort Maine, Brett .ose MSf!'
CHASE Nnchas, do; Julia Poeston, ST Mays Ga Mes
NTH, Leeds s Co.
ARRIVED.
Packet ship ST. James, Sebor, from London ana i"F's
month Feb 81 with mdze. TO Gtinne x Mntum Mafch
10 lat Al 49, long 46 i5 spoke ship Lagrange - Us from
N0rleaea,s. &c
Schr September Dowse Is DIS I'm Lagrange; with col sd
fee 10 Mason Thompson. Apni lat "a long 90,
spoke brig Choctaw of Boston hence from NOrieans Let
sehr Aan Maria, Baxter, I'm Newbum NC;
Schr Exchange Morris from Norfolk, with shingles TO
master,
Schr Mary Jane. Lawrence Suffolk, oysters.
Schr Delight, Wheeler, Suffolk, oysters
BYLow-Ship Delhi Cole. fan Canton, 10 Carey y % O.
Also Br brig ST Mary. 10 ds FIN Antigua, brig New LAS
tie of Bangor and schr John Fairfield, I'm Porto Nice
Wind NNW.
SAILED.
ships Toronto, Griswold London; Sutton, Galloway
Charleston.
ny THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAS.
From our Philadelrhia Correspondent .
uri.prlpfIA April To-. NJ
Arrived mi, day-Steamboa, Cumberland Whitaker, I'm
Cleared this aitcnoon-Bark Levant Jaavier, Janner
Marseilles and Loghor
B.ig Delaware. Mercer, Rio Grande
Brig Roweua. Dill Laguayra.
Weather cold and cloud -Wind NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

IN CHANCERY-Befor the Vice Chancellor
i Hiland Hill Wheeler George De Loynes. Sc-n rur-
suance OF order Of this Court made in the above
titled will be sold public auction under the DIRECTION
ing Ancioneer at the Merchants Exchange the city of
the third day Of May next, at Y o'clock noon
lying aud being in the Fifteenth Ward Of the Giy Of
street between Houston aud Beecker being part OF
lot Of ground known and distinguished on certain
nap or chart thereof made By Casmere Goeck City Sr.
vryor lot number ityseve bounded easr IN front BY
oeet westerly IN the sar by part OF lot Number SKY ~
number yseven and outhwardy by lot number hitEsx
on said IN breadth IN front and rear hitesn
northery side eghtythr feet and t*o inches and on The
souh-ry side eight hree feet and inches be the same
NOR including and include equal half part OF
The wall between the house the lot above described aud
the house the lot adjoining he northery side which
Marty wall between the said houses-which SAID
isrs ar. now known No 2 Eiott-street New ok,
Anil TO- l8t3 WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Master IN Chancery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

A NESS PAPERS.-The subscribers sole
n Agents. have on hand offer for sale full assortment
OF the above celebrated Papers CONFUSING
Ruled Foolscap Nos. l. and J.
Plain do. do. do.
Ruled Letter do. do.
Plain do. do. do.
Flat Cap do. do.
Folio Post, and Printing Papers Of all sizes and qual'lies
together with full assortment Of Papers from the most ee,e
brated all Of WHICH they offer for sale on Se
most reasonable terms JOHN CAMPBELL s. Co.
m9l 2wisL 10 aud ll2 Nassau-Stfeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In the ship ST. James from London and Portsmouth
Mr. John NcKewen, Johu McKewen, Miss f a Nc
Kelvin of Paterson j. Joshua Briggs OF Robinson Me.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

EA FOR SALE In one Norwalk, Conn. one OF
III of the eligible situations Cor country residence
IL. which be found in Fairfield, Conn. II Is snaed
the road sadns from the steamboat landing al South
Norw ak Borough Norwalk and abont half wy be-
the two villages $50, at the Junction q the New
York and Boston turnpike with the road leading through
the The homeotsad Of eight acres o. the very
land high of cultivation, which stands
comfortable dwelling House, Barn newly covered and other
oubuiIdings with excellent well of ser th- house
Also fw-tys1 Of good Land in good CONDITION hal
male from the homestead and other pieces os about a.
acres each mile The property wiz b. sold tosrth
separately purchsseg further paricuiar IN
apre subscriber living the prefnseS, Oh bt
" Bets s3 P-sh ST. w. Benedict i22 Fulton 4, q, Vi
EsberstIas 10 Henry ST. JAMES bE.SEDiS =.
Noywalk, Conn. April g. iai3. as I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

III FOR SALE. OR TO LELAND possession
~; given the st of Apn-The present dwelling of the
.asubscrib No lO0 High nearly opposite ,r resi-
-nce OF Gov Pennington Attached the premises
about acres Of good highly cultivated land well ad out,
and planted with fruit ornamental Of several kin,
and well fenced in Also large kitchen garden well stocked
with vines snd fruit tees OF al kins5anh flower gar
variety The house nearly well finished
and in good condition. There also good barn. carriage
ca,tl- and poultry.
The above premises viii be sold very advantageous
let moderate good, responsible tenant. For
further information apply the subscriber 100 Hghst, or
s2s Bfoad-st all 3rs MARTIN ROWEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered at the
VI NEw-YoRK CASH TAILORING EsrABLisH,fESr, li2
Fulton street near Broadway The subscribers having
hand full and fashionable Of Cloths Casmens
and Vcstngs OF the English French and American manniac
lures prepared 10 commence Spring business ad
herring strictly old system of Cash delivery and no
abatement prices The advantages derived by the
from the adoption OF this course thereby realizing gam OF 30
per cent upon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvious
aud therefore need commen and i'll calling the attention oil
the gentlemen the United States and of NewYork IN
cuar their of choice Goods they Will merely
observe that pnctuay and despatch IN answering
the commands of their friends much part OF their system
AS cash yments. J. c. BOOTH Co. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

WANTED-By steady and middle aged man,
who is single, situation in wholesale grocery or I'M,
porting house business where the advertiser make
himself useful as he particular only tina, the business
Is respectable aud lucrative Please address B. 22 Blocker
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

AUCTION NOTICE.-Excellent Furniture to-
n day O'Clock lG6 Thompsonstreetthe Furniture of
French pla,es handsome piano forte secretary and book
case; mahogany full French chairs; sofa do hshpos and
and rf mnn lamps sifsnoes mants clock Brussels in
nd 5ta r SaSd's and I so e
knives and forks; castors; rergeyators for wneo
ss with variety Of oj joins sri :fs%
4 TLANTIC HOTEL, No. Broadway.-Ths
n well-known establishment formerly kept by hlessrs.
Mcneil Seymour VIM g. Anderson VII be re-opened on
It's delightful location opposite the Bowling Gec and
Merchants Esfhsn: Ps william Broad and oths5 bqsi
pains have been spared n By the Som. to
every pGyidrd with new and elegant n e., o md H.,
GtntIemens Sitting Room Broaway In short the Pro-
pcto} pledges himself that nothing shall be left undone that
'a And While ii he would here express his thanks his friends
and Gm S Sf t, aro the" anu me pubic
The house will be in readiness and opened for the accommo-
dn all & ct strangers o" the ' ms WS G. ANDERSON
TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.-Types, and
J. all other Printing Materials manufacture al coNNERs
United sa Tye and ssFSypS n S"RR a5 fo1@
Fl pER n ck%T REDGcTo 81 from ID @
ne anu more recently Conner Cookies the public
n yep a
PRINTING TYPES.
Presses Chases Gases Imposing Stone Ink FiamGS and
every other article form complete ntlnG t'taD-
hmcnts favorable and OF as good quality as any
other establishment III the United STATES
NEW PRICES FER POUND. OLD PRICES, FEN poI Nd.
Agate &c cents. a gate lob cents
NonpaIiel .66 Nonpariel 81 :.
MiniOn 81 NnIOn 20
BREWER .......iG . Brewer 81
Bourgeois 40 " Bourgeois. 10
Long Primer 20 Long II'meI ...'-' ~ ~
Small Plea 81 email Fica 10
borders Cuts. Brass Rule aud all oihsr articles ,nanufac
ured al the reduced rates .
New Articles up order being furnished with pat
terms. ,.r e.,
and the material of which is made particularly adapted ioF
service in Newspaper Printing.
All kinds of Stereotypng furnished to order GOV
y 3. Such News will copy the above three times
will entitled pay Type making bill of ,hr-. times
tho amoun of the three Insertions al cts
CROTON WATER.-NIer q Coates, Plumb
~ er G (iran.s,rect doors OF Broadway, furnish
Tuned Lead Composition and Iron Pipes Hydrants, Fonn
usc Crnton Wafer dwellings,, warehouses ana
es Orders for the introduction OF water are promptly exc
cuted. so III
r EECHES LEECHES "A supply, Of large
| 4 sized healthy, Swedish Lreches, that will bite quick
constantly hand and for sale by the hundred or Dozen OF
DAVID SANDS ( CO., Druggists and Apo,esaries,
az lmis II East Broadway, cor OF Markes
EDMUND ENDICOTT-Britannia worker No.
IA42 Fulton-stfeet. Repairing neatly and promptly exc
cued all lw.
NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at Sc 5O-a
IN senee, convenient article for business For
sale by JENNINGS, 29 Broadway, opposite the Fountain
n BAH other garments at propoTtionaoy moderate Pm
c.s NH inf
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

WEAKNESS CUR ED.-Scarpa's Acoustic
~ Or FOR the Of psaines Pains and dsehars 10; Of
the buying Insects falling of whizzns OF Sjeam
Sc which symptoms OF approaching Deafness and also
generally attendant with The disease.
Read the following extraordinary cure II any nave
had doubts they may dismiss te and the most incFedn
Ions NAV consider Deafness curab Numerous cases oil
cr and many them very arkabe b. the use oil Scar
pas OIL have been published but this CAPS The climax Dung
or old YOU may Your hearing.
lady in Smfeld Pennsylvania and now about eish,y
wears Of age had been gradually getting deaf for more than or
" wears that impossible 10 make heI hear con-
yerssou loudest Last winter she was n
ducrd 10 r Scarras Oil for Deafness Il Is emily necessary
10 add that she used two bottles and that her hearing
r-iecv .oyedshe cured This valuable oil prepared
by Dr. 3 Bell and Is sold agency by Dr. D. Jayne 800
Rrn.d,xar P1rce = Ter bottle mh2i I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

r OOK AT THIS-Received from auction, lot
L. Cotton Hose at cents lot Gloves, cents lot fine
English Prints I'd per yard LOT Nuslins cents lot CALI
fine Broadcloth Cd fine Sanets at Is LOT fine CAST
eres at Cd lot Silk Cmyat at Is Sd fine white Csmbc
good Umbrellas at Is I'd lot Linen Diapers at Cd yard
lot Coat Buttons cent dozen best Pearl buttons al
Ribbons yard lot Of Hat Silks At y 50 per
WILLET HAWKINs'S Store sol Greenwlch-:treet sun
hello ,y ug-Stree d8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

BOARD WANTED-By II lady in small respec-
~ table private family the Bowery. One prefer
red where there other boarers. addressed To A
this Office stating which must be will
immediate attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

pOARDIN(i--Familes, also few single Gentle
- be furnished with paors hay wing bedrooms and
anes attached and n board with breakfast and tea at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

EUROPEAN HOTEL, Washington Cly-ln
II consequence of frequent mistakes BIZ gentlemen wishing
10 stop the European Hotel the undersigned has norin
his friends and the public his house the formerly kept
by Mr. Fuller the Hotel kept by that
gentleman and near the Treasury Buildings.
This Hotel has been newly fitted and iurshedaS "a
great number Of paors with bedrooms ATTACHED and Ts
calculated for families and single getemcn Board By the day.
month and year may be had prices suited 10 the times and
the subscriber pledges himself thai every attention shall
e shown guests make their residence with hin as CON-
Portable and agreeable is possible. -
mill 2meodS LOUIS GALAbRC y.
no PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.--Fo
sale shear close concern great vaTe p Of RRyrS IN
Bourgeois nionette Noapariel Pearl BREWER Greek, Plea
Greek Agate Greek Nonpariel saxon, Eonparsl German
German Text and variety al Job Type, Wood Type &c
STEREOTYPE PLATES-One l8mo Bible, Minonette
type l0ii Pr. new;
= 0nr l2rno Bible NIinionc,,e, Differences ss7 pr.
Village Testament l2a M.
Life OF Thomas Eddy, S9i Up.
Together wiih Steroty Blocks, various sizes Printing
ghas,s Furniture. Wood Cuts. sc.
BOOKS &r.-A lot of the Taeasnry Of knowledge, com
prre in vols lot of Sir Walter SCOTS Works Ph.de
ia elition bound and unbound &c Sc odd numbers Sc
and variety miscellaneous articles IN the same !lne witch
VIII DC so' 1t very -" j. 5. REDFIELD. Clinton Hall
a. is,r corner If Nassau and Beekman 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

pOARD-Persons wishing board on terms to suit
~ the times may b. accommodated by addressing Felix,
stltng real and addess) this office The ocaonis
the Of the Broadway. 40 lWlS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

WIANTED-By Young Woman situation 20
docookinG, washing aud ironing. general homework
IN small family Good City reference given Inquire 30
Mulbvrryst in the rear. all 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

"a An lED-An American, German or Scotch
Woman as Cook one who thoroughly understands her
business and good baker and willing with the
washing and ironing, OUT during the summer
season Apply No - Chatham-street all 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

IIANTED-le6 Nassau 4 partner with 10 500
w dollars in Grocery store web established doing
excellent Also wanted situation farmer with
hrS.- al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

BOARDING SCHOLAR New Fairfield, Conn.
div J. PECK-The summer term will commence the
LIST Of May Terms $50 for % weeks including tuition board
washing meniinc, fuel and lights For further niormatlon
refer To- NJ w McChesney % Pike l.. Brooks 1873 Full
ton ST. Rev. George Peck 200 Mulberry The Principal at
VI. W. McCheSneys . Pike 81. all w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

NEWARK, y. j., April g, ls43-LOST. on
y Friday evening Memorandum Book containing
dr. Notes one Bond and Mortgage. with other pa
mes NOT rcoected value any but the Who
may find the same and leave the the Tribune
Will receive ten dollars reward and the thanks OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

WANTED THIS DAY.-Tweve enterprlsins
young men, Americans. go whaling voyage.
Also, wanted carpenter blacksmith and cooper
TO whom pay will be All clothing and other
necessary articles furnished on the credit of the voyage For
undergraduates applyto WILLIAM LUCKEY X CO.,
al lmIS Shipping Agents, 1903 SoutiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

MILLINERS-A great chance is offered YOU IN
VI the eligible situation Broadway. Call at ISL
Rrn, lr<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

Best Variety III the City
Miss'MARY DARLING, the celebrated Queen of Magic
having gwen delight large increasing aude
cs, racgased aud will present variety of and brit
liant experiments.
CHANG FONCi the Chinese Jussler, will exhibit hi.
marvellous ieats of skill and dexerity
Also engaged the Giant Boy aged Ii years and weighs oa
pnunis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN, within
distance of the Fulton Ferry plan private
family by young gent eman, his wife. and child under two
years age Communications, stating terms (Which must
b. moderate aud where may be had addressed
TO NJ E. S. Tribune Office will meet with Immediate atten
non References exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

BOARD WANTED.--For Gentleman and his
IL Wife with unfinished accommodations moderate
terms. Communications may BE- addressed Home al This
office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11
SPRING DRY GOODS.

DOREMUS, SUYDAM NL4UN,
No. % NAssAU.sIsEET,
ARE NOW OPENING Il very choice assOf'
n mrnt of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, OF Americas.
British French aud German Manufacture embracing every va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by TWO respectable Wo-
w men one good Cook Washer and fuae. the other
as Nurse Chambermad Waiter. Good City references
giv-. Apply No. 1871 Mo,t-si front basement. all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

WTANTED-4in American. Scotchman or Eng
w Iishn,an. Gardener and Farm IN the
Country Y miles from Newiork Inquire No. b Nassau
all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

r1ssff III Sands-st Brooklyn containing ~ rooms, with
papcs, closets under cellar folding door; marble
manels: the house story and atuc nearly new Ana
also the upper part of small house No. prlnce,st Rent
moderate TO good tenant. Apply TO- 70 JOEL i. Clay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

mo THE PUBLIC-Mv name having again been
presented the office of Constable of the Fifteenth Ward
by the Wings of said Ward and also having been placed
am informed, upon the Democratic ticket prevent any
misconceptions and thai all who may support DO
uuderstandngy hereby certify that | now as ever
have been WING principle, supporter OF Robert Smith
and the whole Wing ticket. JAMES HOSTIS.
Constable Fifteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11

NTANTED-A place by a respectable young wo-
w chambermaid and seamsess, mind children
wash and non required Good city references Ap-
ply at HI H.mmonG-st. IT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-09
MONTPELIER, JUNE 8, is43.

nothing now. The Deacon would give all the
hair on his head to save his character. The up.
shot Of the matter is, he is in quandary. Peter
Weazel talkU louder and louder every day. lie
puts the screws to Bivins often as he can catch
him, and the more lies he gets out of him, the
harder ne holds on to his suspicious. He threat
from there il will 60 to the church. And what
the Deacon will do can't tell. If he can make
a straight clear story out OF it, he will do more
than can.
Aud this amt all. Between you and I, matters
and things have gone great lengths between him
and widow Green. My wife knows all about it,
and she thinks jumping over the broom,tick ought
to follow soon; aud for this three Sunday fore
moons have gone to meetin sartin sure each time
that should hear AImira Green and Eli Carpea-
ter break the windows, and not word from the
minister yet. Here is another snarl for the Oea-
con 10 ontwist, guess-Lady's Book for NAV.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-09
POETRY.
THE LY Il II.

nv M l. v " W Ahbs
There was Tyre Ills said that hung
High waving in the summer air;
An angel hand its chords had strung
And left to breathe its music there.
Each wandering breeze that DER 1t flew,
Awoke a wilder, swoeter strain
Than ever shell Of mermaid blew
In coral grottos of the main,
When, springing from the roses bell,
Where all night he had sweetly slept,
The zephyr Ien the howery dell,
Bright with the tears which morning wePt
He rose, and DER the trembling lyro
Waved lightly his soO, azure wing;
What touch such music could inspire
What harp such lays of Joy could sing
The murmur of the shaded rills,
The birds, that sweety warblcd by,
And the son echo OF the hills
Were heard not, when that harp was night
When the last light Of fading day,
Along the bosom Of the west,
In colors softly mingled lay,
While night had daTkencd all the rest,
Then softer than that fading light
And sweoter than the lay that rung
Wild thro' the silence of the night,
As solemn Philomela sung,
That harp its plaintive murmufs sighed
Along tho dewey breeze of even;
So son and sweet they swelled and died,
They seemed the echoed songs of Heaven
Sometimes, when all the ait was still,
Not cen the popar's foliage trembled,
That Harp was nightly heard to thrill,
With tones, no earthly tones resemhed;
And then upon the moons palo beams,
Bnearthly forms were seen to stray,
Whose starry pinions' trembling CLEANS
Would oft around the wild harp play.
But soon the blooms Of summer fled
In earth and air it shone no more,
Each flower and leaf fell pale aud dead,
While Heaven its wintry stetnness wore
One ddy.-loud blew the northern blast
The tempesi's fury ragged along,
O, for some angel, as they passed
To shield tho harp of heavenly song;
It shrieked-how could it bear the touch
The rude cold touch Of such storm
When e'en the zephyr seemed too much,
Somstmes-though always light and warm
1t loudly shreked-but ah, in vain
The savage wind more fercely blew.
Once more--it never shrieked again,
For every chord was torn in two >!
1t never thrilled with anguish more
Though shaken with the loudest blast;
The pang that thus its bosom tore
Was dreadful but 1t was its last
And though the smiles of summer played
Gently upon its shattered form
And the light zephyr DER it strnyed,
That Tyre it could not wake or warm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
Lectures on Geology.

II Docren LYELL'. LECTURES ON GEoLoeT.-ine nc
second edition OF these celebrated Lectures as
The Tribune is ready. II contains an Lnsle,
an ideal section part OF the Earhs
ernst with e1pana,an II will also contain general IN
PRODUCTION to Geology before published LECTURE l.
embraces the following subjects Auvergne,
Period Volcanic Period Eruption OF Coseguina Monn'
Dor. LECTURE Il The Earths Strata, Marine strata :
rods Auvergne District, Sub Appennes, Mount n.
IJf Tr,bs. "a, AM, Subsitence OF the Earth. Ma
pies Temple ef Scraps, Monte Nuovo LEcTUsE ~; Co
raj Z. els Coral Islands LECTURE " Origin OF Coal Lee.
TyraF VI Fossil Foot prints LECTURE VII Recession OF
,he Falls OF Niagara. LECTURE vlIl Bouds ana Ice
ber-s c-..I =. =. /.
ar,re of DR. J. AUGUSTINE SMITH, delivered before The
vrer Of Natural History On the 9th OF December last on
the Diteren. Races Of Mer- n.
As ~ GREELEY { McELRATE
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