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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-27

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated, is required to esabl sh the same to the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver OF the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale
of the township embracing the tract claimed, above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nav 10
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-27

IN pursuance Of law ], JOHN Tyler, President Of
i the United States Of America, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales will be held at the
underulenoned Land Offices in the STATE OF
ILLINOIS, at The periods hereinafter designated, To
W.T.
AT the Land Office at QUINCY commencing on
TueAIoS, the first day Of October next for the dlspo-
snl - io public lands hereinafter described, viz:
North Of the Base Line and East Of the 4h principal
Meridian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

supply OF hbs very light. We notice sale of 30 Dbl, Penn
syvania at q cents cash.
GROCERIES.-The following remarks embrace tie bust.
of the last three days There has been an increased
mand for Coffee partly for neghboring market and sales
have BEEN made OF $500 bags Brazil cents: 100 Cuba
81 leo Java TO- Ito green do 81. leo crop Lagusyra
mos and 200 s. Domingo cents cash The Molasses
market generally retains the rness noticed our last and
for Orleans somewhat improved prices have been sa
zed The sales include 100 hhd1 Cuba Muscovado at
80 Cinnegns Is; zoo Trinidad Cuba 81 25 IS Matuzas
lots, p 81 50 bbs New-Oreans q 30 100 do New bza
% mos; of Matan1a Just received and three
cargoes OF The same yet 10 arrive TRANSFERRED
The malket for Muscoyado Sugar has become decidedly
frner, especially for NewOreans, the demand for
which has increased owing the high prices at which new
Porto Rico has opeued and the rmness of holders Of
tina: Descriptions the relative difference value OF the
kinds is also than usual Sales have been made
Of 500 hhds New, Orleans and New at 81 cents; $50
Porto Rice Il 81; Is Cuba Muscorado ST. 400 boxes Brown
Havana 81 it; and Ito Whita do 8. g; mos.
FloH-The stock hand Boston and the out ports
estimated follows COO qtl large dry 30 900 DO large
green II 900 do small and 5000 do Hake; 900 cts of the
latter IN the hands of Compared with
year. the stock Of large Fish 90 COS Qtls and Of small
10 COO qtls larger while OF Hake 10000 otis less than
last year Its thought that this quantity will be waited be-
lore any OF the catch will reach this market.
LEADThsre have been further sales OF DIGS Mis-
sour at So 50, months and 1000 do. not trans
PRED.
HIDESln addition the SAILS reported yesterday there
have been 1906 Rio Grand ga bs Isl months 1896 bue
Ares % "a lbs part 2; cashe remainder private
terms but supposed about l7 and 2o37 Charge H. nos
HOPs.-Conipue dull; the last sales were a. 6 cents
for prime Eastern and Western, growth lss3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
DIED

March p EMELIyE NJ Youngest child Of Augustus aut
L. Ernbrse aged months.
March @ MARIA H., infant daughter OF J. Rsnsen Onds7
douk
March !, CHARLES, aged 2i years, Of Nh Richard
Starr.
March /, susASs,H H; youngest daughter of VIM. COY
late Of this city. in her 18Th
February g. HEHRY OF Mr.. Egbert Benson. IN his Ou
year
February 29, JesHUA WApp1SGroS, aged SO years.
At Boston, on 1huSdsT morning February 20 Mrs: NJ z
GAREr D. wife of Joseph l.. Stone, aud daughter OF Hon
Samuel n. Pond, OF Bucksport, Me, aged 26 years.
AT fIainheId N j., March l, CATHERINE e. wife OF NJ
Hugh Laing.
At Fort Neck, Queens County L. L. February %, SARAr
F.. relict of David r. Floyd Jones. in her Both year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening February o. By the Rev Thonas
J. Sawyer, Mr. JEREMIAH L. SAcKETr 10 Miss SARAH +.
MoREHoUfE
On Thursday evening. Fsbuary g, b. the Rev. Lott
Jones. Mr.. FREDERICK A. HorT 10 Miss EMELrSE SMIT
AT Evansville, Md February %, Rev JAMES 6 HEsNo
OF the Methodist Episcopal ChaIeh, to Miss ALICE AsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

ARRIVED.
nj g. GS TAs h; s;sa
A yb W San F 94So5 df from
a4ns the Bar Feb 49, flour and pork to Charles
Snip Louisville Hunt, New Orleans and the Bar Feb
II, cotton and provision 10 Collins 70. Sailed IN
sp Nav w s%s s Wssks from and tn
Feb cotton and to JACOB lam collie sO
IRON to Boormaa, Johnston Co. ,..,,,,-,;. - L..
Shsp St-phen B4ldwin iidden (of Philadelphia. IS days
from O'leans cotton aud provisions to nasisI Sailed
in COMPANY with hiss Havio and Del maa for Boston, the
| Anhurn sailed day before for New York.
ship Hslespont Ellis from Matanzas Feb IA, a3 bags
coffee g. hhd sugar. to spofford, Teston Coz 1851 coo
sbp an,on otis % days from NeOrean cotton sc,
ship Hsc,e Spencer, 10 days from Mobile cotton to
Brenen bark Johann Geols Geeiksu So days from Bremen
BlTI ChanceiIor Collins (of NewHavsn) % days from
geo hid, susa go bDs gGI5 to
NcDanieis OF Baltimore fell overheard aud was drowned
Brig Eyce Smith, 10 days from Savannah, cotton and nee
swedish brig Mnoas Beekman IS days from Rio de ia
Bs Tosr, Loverand days from Charleston, and
Biis Tam shsnte days Curacao, goar.kius Sc,
swedish brig Juno woAInan days Lisbon, salt,
Btis sophia Kennsy (o North Yarmoh 20 days from St
pomeEo t ;1 o ana x nI da9 The
zsS st saF fn IA; gs5 g.
long - So Falcon tom Genueso Tor boston. n,v,
BGis Be- p 5yI. days from Wilmington -. aa'''
sf Big Diploma F of sdsTick 30 days from Piatas
Big olive Branch, Vans, or ThOmas'on) from New
otss9s sssf1 Sssm Wss dsys from Key West. To-
,, e.1 S SS,T 70 / Maitland sfaii Co ~
Sch1 5, Pierre Bryant from Mataazas, Feb H. moiasses
s D5 v Farris days from Norfolk, CON- bound TO
schr Jonas, Smith da5; from Wilmington. Nc rough
'': Sehf Ansnds ophea Besbe days from Mystic oil
seRT AIthee Cornelius Fakenbarg days Phadel'
p seh Mary J.ne Powell day. from Norfolk, rndze 10
Schr Maria. Lalsrete days from Baltimore, mdzs 10
scb1 sd Of the Lake Lamkia days from Norfolk, rcs
| -four and corn, 10 w olie X Co. ,,.i >,
SchT Paragon Green, days from Philadelphia COAL 10
Sshr Olivia Virgins. Rollins, 40 hours from srsder= Ks
| burg flour, 70 Johnson q Burrows. ,,.,u4, -, ?
SEM SARAH Kmball, days from Baltimore IndE. 20 -
Schf Mlissn;, Crowell, days from Baltimore, Hd1e ''
SeS9 Edwina stevens days from Baltimore, mdse, 10
se6r esul SALISBURY u days from Assakapss live OAK
Sem Napoleon Sweetest days from ssnsboro, NC ma
Sch. Eliza MesseIo Lonan, days from wilmington,
C naval stores, 10 order: NJ o.,
Schr NJ Robinson push, days ifom Ne"oeIn -'"'1'
'0S S>e th.f!ssron PICKET Crowe days from Philadelphia
Sch, Jaetts woglam. from Petersburg tobacco, 10
ehI Spartan Herring from Frankfort Me- potatoes Il
n: sehI wasshgnaa, from Thpnastoa, line
Ssbr VIM Wallace, from Ihornaston' liiae
SAILED,
shps xet OK: TsInl Hevans; George Hal!e Nsor
leans; Edwlaa. slcbile sloFidiaa' apsiacalcoia
BzIs naP'RH Gs,apsr and NUMBER of osho1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

embraced IN the Lectures are EIScucity--he sun-Gal
ysniam-Ihe Fixed Stars-Nlasne,c NeedI.-Laude ead
Iannirc-Popular Faacie-Lislt
t!onomy-Dew--Scence aided By Art-Scenliic Discovs
lbat.ons az the Retina-Vot.c Battery
Steam Engines of England and America. his edition of
Doctor LardseFs Lectures introduced by Sketch Of the
Lardners Lectures cent. per single Pos;messrs
and others will receive five copies for ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

LOOK THAT BoYs WHsKERs.-Yomg gentlemen who
feel ambitious sport whskers. should By smiling bottle
Of Jones Coral Hair Restorative Many think becsuse this IS
Will force the hair TO part where nature ned
ed hair grow IL sold atthe Of the American Eagle
GO Chatham street New York; 39 futoast Brooklyn.
mia 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
ChemiStrY and PhiIoS0nhY.

NO. " Cherqstry of the four Ancient Eements-FTre
,dr, Earth and Water FOUNDED upon Lectures delivered
before Her Majesty the Queen THOMAS GRIFFITH, Lee
t1rer on chemistry at ST Bartholomew Hospital usr,a,-
ed 2 upwards o. seventy engravings The Book of Pho-
sophlca Experiments the principal facts aud Gu
nous phenomena Of Electricity, GaivansIn, Magnetism
Chemistry Optics Heat with introductory Observation!
% each Science aud upwards Of 300 Experiments. b j.
This Essay the Chemistry the Four Ancient Elements
Scne for those who have studied the
ing information supplied and instruction united with enter.
anment Explicit directions respecting the per-
Torrance of the Experiments.
. A person who Performs an Experiment and thoroughly
understands the nature OF IT, will hardly forget the pn.
cpe illustrates II has been the object Of the writer 10 in.
troduce only such may be performed with
e apparatus and such as may BE- easily and cheaply pro-
cured" Extracts from the Preface.
" The two books above named have met with rapid
and extensive sale England and be very pop
uaI and IN great demand notwithstanding each sold
about four times the price of the cost Of both works together
n the edition printed In the Series Of Useful Books for the
People" -
The above works neatly printed clear new yoe with
about $50 ngrayDg, and together sold the exceedingly
low prce Of Is cents: hre copies for ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
Political Economy.

NO. v .PIincipes Of Poltcal Economy, or The Laws
the Formation Of Nat,opa Wealth, developed By Of
case delivered 10 the Hand:Ioom W-ars Commission BY
tn. Science of Political Economy and the
Adaptation Of It's Principles to the Condition Of our own
Country and the uahuildng of Prosperity by Horace
GREELEY. Price GEMS. FIVE fn,S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
History of the Silk Culture /:

no. Vi. The Silk Culture in the United States En
bracng complete accounts OF the latest AID approve
modes of Hstching, Rearing and Feeding the Skworn
Managing Cocoonery Keeling Spinning and Manuiac;ar
ing the Silk &c &C. with very History Sketches
Of the SILK Business, Natural History Of the skworm tht
elmer and Processes and Manual of The sill Cnlpnrs a
PrIce Is cents: five copies Tor ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

70. Farewell 10 my old face. adeu to my phz.
50 covered with bloches till Jones soap rz;
remember thee well, my old dark yellow face,
Whose blsmsh DO lotion or drug could erase
Till that miracle rose-the great Chemical Soap
That balm for the homely-the only real hope
For all chaped tender flesh Italian Chemica! Soap
excellent and beautiful thing made il makes
the skin soft white and smooth removes any frecke' tan
pimples salt heum, curyY erspelas. ngworm. &C. often
curing after the most powerful remedies have been use in
vain But the public must be careful they buy where
in this city the sign the American Eagle 81 Chat
am.slre or they will b. cheated with dishonest
felt If you thus cheated punish the offender we'll Sold
in Brooklyn 5 Atlantic and 1879 Fulton mind the
uine has the signature Oft. JOINS the waIpernind that
Agents State street. Boston; Ledger Bulldogs, Phade
pIa: 1879 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. mari sod2,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
NEW SPRING GOODS.
lrY Goods. House q eeping Articles, dc. &

NEW SPRING GOODS.
Dry Goods, House keeping Articles, He. &c
& Il t. HOLMES, No % ohm street, between
~. Broadway and Nasaustreet are receiving new and
desirable Goods for the spring trade 10 which would
spectfuily invite the attention OF Country Merchants and
Others:
Rich colored Balconies; do Mlorsseiine de LANES
Zephyr Muslin5; Printed Lawns:
t.drlson Ginghsms; American Frints;
Black printed Lawns; black and white Prints;
Plain black Bazornes; eros de- Rhine SILKS;
French Bombazinss black Grapes DO for Wells;
Striped and PLAID Cambria; Cambrcs and Jacsnets;
Fine Corded and Lace Skirts; do Manelesr
Plaid Jeans for boys; white and cOlOred Linen Drills;
Dark PLAID Gambroons trmine!s, &c;
Fine Long Lawns;
Ir.n Cambria and Cambria Hdkfs, SC.
DRY GOODS HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
Lately Received:
irish Linen and Sh-etngs; 98powcase Linens;
Barnsley Sheetings from 81 10 IL WIDE;
Double danask able Cloths aud Napkins;
Table Linens and Towe!ings Birdseye Diapers
Extra wide Russia Diaper;
Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes;
Ship Counefpsnes; .
Welch Gauze Flanne!s aud other Fldnnelsi
Blankets. Drugg=ts Baizss, Stair Linens;
English and American Long Cloths,
Cotton Shirtings and Shestings, best quality;
English Cotton Hosiery; mans and boys Socks.
Also-Freuch black Cloths wool dyed Cloths aud Cassi
meres neral assortment OF goods IN their line &c
be tie lowest prices wholesale and retail, at y
90 John.stTeet.
~ Boa hand, genuine Fan De Cologne. mh4 3aw2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
Passengers Arrived

In the packet ship Metz York from LreTpool-Cap s
Daharn Charles Porter Of NewYork and 80 III the
age.
In The ship LouisriHe, from Nco Orea.s-NIiss Msri'
kean and Master Charles Kean.
In the ship Stephen Baldwin, from Ncte Or'edns-MI
Gosn, and in the steerage
the bark Johann GeoIg, from Bremen-Aliss Josephnr
Wolf, and IN the Storage
In he brig Erect, from Sdpannah-Aiesse, se1ue Park.
Marble, Miss + Fisher.
Ia ne drirs Dfoes, from Charlsst0n-lames Smith and
D Anderson.
In the Sredish brig juno from LisbonMiss Jane Arm
strong
IN he brig Sophia from S, Domingo-Nlichael sarao Of
Barcelona.
In the brig Joseph Gorham for Key Utsf-D HiIdreth
a Iiildreth, Hlldreth, Charles Hdreth Ward, r
Houston, X Dexter, Dexter = Bates f Holmes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
PALMO'S NEW-YORK OPERA HOUSE
CHAMBERS-sTREET.
COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT
FERDINAND PALMO,
Under tie superintendent Of the COMMITTEE.
g.

| FERDINAND PALMO,
Under tie superintendent of the COMMITTEE
| Admission for This Night only,
THREE DOLLARS.
IrHE COMMITTEE for the Compimentary
BENEFIT 10 sstd Palme have the pleasure Presen, the
gusse artists twho have kindly volunteered ,her seryc-.
'' 'n sA z sol and css' MsajoccH
SIGNOR De BEGINS
Sic Sic. A 4 sKI5 2S yfAEkREELLISA
siG,a MATILDA ALBEskfA2zi,
SIC SIC b bllifEG b bESzTTi.
With Full and G0pRr,s Sh e9 q 4iss and ea'snFa
M compose h';s SIG V" RaPsTT Ah0 D'ss''
Who The request OF he Committee has very kindly Yield
Cd this nish,, when had been Coy agreement with NJ
Palmol SCI for his Benefit aud which consequently
POSTPONED 10 Tuesday next; March y.
Maestro and Director Of The Chorus
rHuRsDaP 2 E s; ESiSGS March IN, asa.
t BAkFiGRE 81 siylG sI.fsIS of''' o
L &c a. 81 81 G EaNNER BIO S5
WIN A'p0':lsT SsiS T IS fEs;Tist with Other
which all the principal roessOa viii introduce
ss sII I0 FITRIGGoN1ERo pI STATIC an original com,
position b. sig. 10 BiASCo, Poetry by NJ EASTAsTCI
noSELLlN for the first time before any audience by SIX
5ee5aad scESA AND plErro, from Doniss,,l. Or
s Sy G9ge q i PER 81 22o
The celebrated ovai E:f5 Il from Barber. d $.
3 sAyAT Il 81 SssS or5 be b has sa ee 9ss
3-CAyAIIN rom the same Opera Una POGO IA,
ysso ossst;o,n BY sisa BoRGHssE and SIX De
TIE Second Act Of L ttst ID bI LAMMERMooR BY
ne Prisoner Of ssass soey published and for sale a:
Office. NH, II
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
s:so pAy SOP . vsS sIsan r I'D rss5
The osiSsI Il STTeKY MlNsrRELs the hes. haaa
OF Enopian Meodsts IN Ameca engaged aud give their
the Banio Player and Negro
Mr. b WILLIAMS the dslins,,or of Irish Character,
N FE fHEEN Rffo f! psaso se'd Singer
s.f 2M n stsbas fbha5H sn
S no%9t H. Fsssay from Ger
SG ay oGEa& Se5 thu 'ss SSss"s be
Performances every evening /. ococ& and Wednesday
aud Saturday afternoons at o'clock
Tickets p cents: children under 10 years. IA cents
Twenvfve extra for private consultations 9Th The
Gypsy Queen
pEaA1L1Gys $, y y: w Y: Observation-Disclosures
ss L Hqfs 65ir f II &C. "s
Telling G:e ESsIfED eE E egzHs ..,.
the morning ill O'clock the afternoon dressed III her
FAST ~ aS 5 FuTK vSr
n. S;r,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

u BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HArR FOR TasEE Ss1t.
LrSGsTfou can hardly believe how can afford 10 ss
trse shilling bottles We DO let yea try his Jones'
Coal Hair RESTORATIVE and thus know qualities 10 be TIE
Setu or daudIn and make light red rsy So,r dalk
For dressing me haE soft and nothing
:he most economical yet superior article made for The
SOLO pIce or shiilFnss bottle, tie sign OF
American Eagle y th.lh.m STREE New York State 81
Bost9q Ledger Burldilgs Phlaaepha l3s Fulton $;
bro0kIIn NH q sol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
NAPIER, FISHER & co.
STRAW GOODS,
lOfl "a Pear street, N Y. Inn
School and Miscellaneous Books, sc.
WILLIAM X. CORNWELL,

93 Bcacer street, three doors from Pearl street,
~ Offers at L OWEST RATES, School and Nlisoella-
ueous Books Blank Books Papers, Qus, and Stationery
in general to which he invites the attention Of Merchants
mil 3mDis&3mWis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
CLEARED,

Ships sou,hemer, Palmer, Liverpool, Woodruff Mn n
Howes. Newt rears Atkins & Co; Edwina. West. Mo
bile D iiurlbut Co; Flordian, Pratt Apaachc9a, oy
the Constellation Jackson APaiachico!a' ATKINS
Banks Fama (swe) Peterson North Of Europe, via sa
yanuah w Wesser Rapid Ward, Havana, Moses i ayler
Catherine, Wipsae, New deans
Brigs Osceos, Churchill, St Domingo City W Lewis
John Gardner Peterson Belize Hon, Alexander; Hyde
Ali Tikob Nlayapusz, Alsop Chauncey; Appolina, Ss
Bacge Port au Prince, Schmidt Balchsn; Index b
and Vandalia Wall New Orleans, Nesrnith T Walsh Long
Island Howell, do Johnson Lowden Madison aoey and
eorgiana Bedel Savannah Russell Mathews, Boston,
w Lewis. . =, E
Thompson; Michigan Tsry, Baltimore Johnson Low
den; Lois Honeywell. do; Briggs Corr, Graves Nor
folk and Petersburg l. McCready Coz Leontne. Hart
Richmond BY the same; Vrginan Bed- Norfolk, Surges
Cear,?sn Industry; Brown NewBedford; Benz Bigeow
Baxter, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
SEagISG's CORDIAL is ,old q, No Nur-zvs, o.7

- Spring Fasnions.-For rne Accommodation
OF Manufacturers abroad the STYLE of Geatlemens Hats
for ensuing Spring vii be forwarded 10 them bv mail On
application, post paid, 70 LEARY s. co.
Scs. and istor House
" B-Gent!emsn be supplied with Hats Of The nsr
style 81 counter.
New York Frb = 1871 70. ID,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

tItEELEf MCELFATH Tribune Buildings,
opposite City Hail.
Postnaster authorized by law moneys for
subscriptions newspapers under their frank free postage
n Money RENTED through the mail will be the risk of The
Publishers Notes OF all specepayng Banks any State Of the
Union will be received g &. Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

4 Scientific 81 USe1as II saDEhcsaSAOhs.
! NJ The following valuable works are also pub.
1 lshed at the Tribune Office, and may be obtain
ed from any of the Agents Of the Tribune; or
ST CINCINNATI from William H. Moore + Co;
PHILADELPHIA from Zeiber e. Co.; and at Bos.
ION from Redding g. Co.
Elements of Natural Philosophy:
ayaaism, Magnetism and Astronomy illustrated BY ssye
O Of Geology and Mineralogy in the University of the
Civ Of New.York and Lecturer Chemistry and Natural
b Schools and Seminaes throughout different parts OF
In United States, and considered the best BOOK eXian or
vae learners. Dr. Gale being himself practical Chemist
and his professional duties Lecturer requiring HIM TO make
constant and repeated rments IN all brancs oil Natural
Philosophy eminently qualified for the task OF editing
such work Most of the other publications on the popular
anches of Philosophy and Chemistry compilations
made by book makers hence the frequent failures Of students
coa,aued IN these works No such difficulty will in
ass this work Of Dr. Gals Parents 5e and teachers are
GCOnnelI'S Ireland.
AMemOr on Ireland Native and Saxon, tSecond Edition, }
Pice Is cents; five copies for ST.
Lectures ON Geology.
Docto; LrELLs Lectures on Geology Second Ed,onl /,
as general Introduction TO Geology not before published
Lecture embraces the following SUBJECTS Auvergne Lacus.
Dor Lecture H. The Earhs strata Marine Strata, Periods
Aaysrne District SUBJ ppeniaes. Mount Etna Lecture
e SppxaysI o ane Saovo. Lecture W Coral Reefs Coral
bands Lecture v orsi9 of Goal hectuy ts,. W Fossil
"a. Lecture VIII, Boulders and IcebeIgs.
To the above also added in this edition. sketch OF the
Ie.um Of Natural History on the 9Th Of December
he Different Races Of Men Price IS CENTS five copies for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
~ or NEW YORK, MARCH AZ P. NJ.
CLEARED.

..,,, Esse, Wallace 1!ysTpoo Durham < Dimon' Fl
.lsn, iS , ;.ssnden Havana, Ramon de ZalJo Law
sns I'D ad Baker Apaachcola; CLARION, Leland Rio
,aes T. r Richards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04

~ III. y. Thompson, Architect and Builder, Office
No Wall street prepared furnish Plans AID Superiund
the of Buildings Residence No 81 Clinton p
where he may be N the evening. NH 3taw3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-04
Passengers Sailed

PhSSenEerB SalltU
In The steamship HiberRia from Boston for Livepool-
Geo Johnson and lady, VIM Jones aud niece Geo Booth
w 6 Thomas. Jones, ~ \ AddaId, H Dorr,
Russell, John Cartwright, RYAN Thomas Richardson
Horace Wilcox, James cCoInick, John Kent, Roster
w Langdon, James Dean, E Wright, E Sabstt. J Char
rand, a Mon;ant, smith { q Gauntlet, Geo + Bent
NJ M'Keuze, Green5hlelds, K Fost. Capt W SOly-30 -
For Hclyar-L Phelps, D Ansley, Charles Tobn, Saw
yer, w K Clark, w Fiazer-6 Total SO.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
TRAVELS IN THE CALIFORNlAS,
SCENES IN THE PACIFIC,
Number Two.
r-IJ
BY IHUSIAs y ItIt-NI
suth2r Of Travels The Great extern Pifie The De

suh9r % Travels IN Treat e:tsfn
gcn TenitorY,' sc.
This truly valuable and interesting work, OF which The
srond is issued will D. completed IN four NUM-
- AZ IS cents zach printed fine paper and large
and will be accompanied OF the sumbers, with nae
Map of California.
,nds and the CALIFORNIA; theme. Upper and Lower
California their Conques, by the syarlards Indians white
isps mouatEs volca7Ces anlmalsail hes they M "
hep and now are, will be found fuly rescrlbe5, &c
or W. Fatu4rn's former oTk Oregon lerTitorJ
over II copies nave been Sold and the fact that The v-Iy
arge . non OF The first number Of the work IS nearly
.yicces thu deserved popularity OF the author
mi 3t.od SAXTOS NILES, 2a5 Broadway,
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