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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office Of the American, June %. 5, P. NJ.
Catue.-Beeves arrived more freely this week. but the
market to-day dull. though the prices last quoted
were obtained The offerings the scales were 49s head
of which 300 driven Philadelphia remain over
unsod and the balance ls2 head purchased by city
butchers at 50 5Oa3 62I 100 lbs gross equal Sal
net. Average rate about 325
Hogs-Llyc Hogs have become scarcer and are in de-
mSnd At S475a5.
FlOur.-ln the market for Howard Flour nothing
Of importance has been done the last days We note
sales to-day of limited parcels Of selected brands Of
strictly fresh flour. at 3575 aud Of parcel OF NAV and
June inspection a, SSH The receipt price from cars
is S375.
There is very little inquiry for City Mills Flour. Hol .
des OF fresh ground Of which the very light ask
$425aS4,375.
Sales OF Susquehanna Flour at 81
Gran.-We quote Md reds sSa90 cents for the best
parcels.
slleS ofwhe Corn soc and OF yellow SOASe. sale OF
Nd. Oats zoe.
PRONlSlONS-Potk inquired since our last
but prices unchanged There sale &, day Of
Iarcelof Western Mess quote this article At
Silai Prime So range OF the q &!
a for Shoulders 5lasi Sides sa5 and sasc for
Hams sale ofIard in kegs a! We quote 7a7l for
Kegs and 6a7 for bbls
wHIsKEY-ws quote hbds at zoe and bbls Gle
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MOST VALUABLE REAL EsTaTE Al auetIo,
- On Clay Street.
Il. la nld

5oh instaht the premises. zr at O'clock
ma' most eeslbe residence occupied by A. W. Morton R.qr
situated on the corner Of Clay and
on ay street 90 feet and back $50 feet Alley
wide Also seven mott egbN located front,
ing on Gay street 20 feet back alley
'a" Ihis property oeaied respectable part the
eVthe beauty Of the lots private
htfs, hey present many nduesm MS.
TERMS-Ons fourth cash bllanes IN equal insansnt, n,
and ysa for negotiable bearing interest; secured bv
trust deed upon the properly
A the state he a.yfsus and s
iHsd 10 ell therefore, ps-oas may attend the ME with IN. ~
hue assurance that q be made.
ie lid w. GODDIN Auet
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PhiIadcInhin Inrke1-Iuna %

Flour-S3,75 for Western, and 1854 for fair brands
OF Penna; sales only for city Corn Meal has declined
10 $3.50 at which the last sales made. Rye Flour
Demand eighty improved n further sale of 400
bbls at $3.50. Wheat steady 9Oa9lc Tor prime Penna
reds CornSouthern yellow be quoted over 5Oa
sic. Oats dull at 2oa30c for Southern. Whskey-Fur.
Their sales Of bbls. ut 20 cents
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Canal Packets.

The Packet-Boats SKINNER and JOHN MAR
SHALL leave Richmond for Lynchbury every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, ut o'clock in the morning.
ReiurnrHg-Reaches Richmond Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays a, p o'clock. p. NJ.
Passage and Fare 10 Lynchburg Sc 90
Passage TO Stanton, 90
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all the word they can
For eling Prizes, sIRATToN's the man!


let all say what Iney can
Por sellinE Prizes, sTRATToS's the man!
Drawn Nos. OF Alex, 24-June sIa:
Is Al % rs 80 "a 20 76 rs 5 10 As 63
Tickets Nos Is % ia capital OF and pai by
sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg 29-june
- III so % IS a. 81 "a IL 81 II ~
Ticket Nos 20 ~ 7i-aeaPtal OF 500 sold paid by
sTRATToN.
Capitals $4,000!
Wedncsiay-n1aware, No 80 of Capitals $4,000. 5000
tl45 10 OF 1000, &c. a. Nos 70 wboes s. halves
= So quarters IS
$4,000. 10000.
Thursday-New Jersey Class Captas 600 1000 sOOO
5OOO eS Of 1000 &C. IS Nos ~ SO halves
S, quarters SO.
$4,000, 1000.
Friday-Monongalia &c Capitals 1900 1000 GO &c IS
Nos - drawn. WhOes l. halves soc; qts Csc.
$4,000, 1000.
Sanrday-SuSseI Extra 2O2. Captas $4,000 1000 Gao
Ee-55 Nos - drawn. Whoes SI halves soc; qrs CSC.
100000! 10000!
MONDAY hOrning-AeIanria, No Capitals OOO TO-
OOO' $780, 34o a00O $500. 1000 &c IS Nos I2
Drawn. Tickets $40; halves S: qrs = 50.
Buyers are referred my Prizes which are rcEr,sred
at the Once as proof Of done aud every
drawing continues inerearc number paid By
3S Osders ser1cacI the above
Schemes and in all Loeres, will Ss promptly AID
drawing sent when requested.
Please address orders to ~ sTRATToN
Je Richmond. Va.
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by InIocs & Isrother.
Groceries, Liquors. &c.


AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. June eIh at "a o'eio,l 49,. IN
sell without Of Crocere, wo.s t
ke- e'' '"f"'"s
Is bids prime ST Croir and Porto Rico Sugar.
- " NeuEas Syrup
10 boxes white Havana SUGAR.
so bags prime Rio Coffee
10 ar casks pure Port Wine
Is baskets genuine "L.ondcn Cl1b- Ch,nD,i.n
30 hf chests fresh Gunpowder Tea
20 boIes fresh Ground Pepper
. Mustard
Is No. 1 Brown Soap
p q kins Goshen Butter
, hf pipes Imitation Preach Brandy
hhds 81 CroiI Rum
: hi pipes -Sazarae~ Brandy
PIPE Holland Gin. Anchor" brand
od Rye Whisky Apple Brandy
3 nadeia and Malaga Win.
Gin, Starch, segars, dc.
ALSO
;" ooiea Manufactured Tobacco very superior quality
LlCORICE.
so boIes Mas and Stick Ilcouee
credit for approved endorsed notes. ~ P'' mos
ye - INLOEs q BROTHER Amen.
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By Davenport, Alien a Co.

BJ davenport, Allen a Co.
GROCERIES. &c.
On THURSDAY inst At 10 O'Clock Al or Au.,,o,
Store. viii BE- sold TIE foIO-.ng Articles
$50 bags Lsgulyra and RIO Coffee
Mfk-ses. Rect fed Whisky
Brandy, Wines
Soiar OIL Bacna
Paper, Sole Leather, Indigo. &c
lemons.
100 boyss Sicily lemon.
White Lead.
200 kegs White Lead, superior qaaity
salt.
500 quarter sacks family saIl
Hats.
40 eases Fur and sIk Hat.
Also
Candies. Teas Sugar. a..
TERMS-UEder $780, cash; sIOO and over months ered,
for approved paper. DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co Aucts
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arr'ch AID Departure Of The Norfolk Boats.
The Steamer CURTIS PECK leaves Rishuiond for
Norfolk every Monday. Wednesday. and Friday. at 5
O'Clock, A. NJ Returning leaves Norfolk every Tues-
day. Thursday. and SATURDAY morning. ut o'clock.
The Steamer ALICE leaves Richmond for Norfolk
every Tuesday. Thursday, aud Saturday. ut o'clock
n NJ. Returning leaves Norfolk every Monday, We'd
ncsdny' and Friday morning, ut o'clock. These boats
connect with the Baltimore boats. JEwEss. GEoR-
GA, aud HERALD, by which passengers are enabled
to 20 through TO Baltimore without detention.
Passage and Fare from Richmond TO Norfolk 81 90
From Richmond to Baltimore 90
HAsKINS g. LIBBY Agents.
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Boat for baltimore and PHILADELPHIA.

The Steamer COLUMBUS leaves Richmond for Bal
timorc every Tuesday at o'clock, p. NJ.
Passage and Fafe SIS 90
HENRY LUDIAM g. Co
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G. DUNSPAUGH 4 co.

WE again call the attention of purchasers to
the balance very desirable Ready Cloth
Ing which viii continue sell below original cost
prices until the 18th Of July Our good
consisting Of every and quality gamsts-tosete with
hne stock Of fancy dress ariees
NO. 50 WEST MAIN STREET,
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W Orders meet the most and attention. the
drawings sent when requested the
cash for all capital at sight the moment The DIV,
ings are received. For large priLss address
d. PAINE L CO. Nanarrr,
Va
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BOYD, EDMOND & DAvENP,
Arrival and Departure of he Cars.


RICHMOND, TREDERIcKsBURG, AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
The leave the Richmond and Fredercksbur Depot
daily, Mt A. NJ, with passengers for fredericksburg
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New York.
Passengers by this reach Fredericksburg at A
NJ, Washington, a43 p NJ. Baltimore at "A r. M, Phil
adelpbia the of the night OF the day on which
they leave Richmond and New York by 10 VI. the next
day-thus Masking the whole distance by this route be-
tween Richmond and New York in 2S hours-returninR
passengers by this 1.-THE great mail route, leave New York
u z. NJ, and arrive Richmond by d r. NJ the next
day.
Passage by this route between Richmond and Fredercks
burg, 50 50
" with return ticket, 3 90
between Richmond Washington, 3 90
between Richmond and Baltimore, 90
For Charlottesville and Siduntos.
The leave the Richmond and fredericksburg Depot
for the above places daily, the hour A. NJ ar
irving Charlottesville, 81 p. NJ and Staunton by 10
A. NJ, the next day.
Passage to Charlottesville IS 90
Passage to stanton 90
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road.
Leaves Richmond daily at T.
ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays eNcepted) at A. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily Sundays exceptcd) at F. NJ
The Cars leave Richmond for Petersburg with the mai
train, daily. at o'clock. 2. NJ.
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LUCK'S LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE

LUOh - LUOhI LUll LEN UEElGE,
bHsEhk-NTRo UNDER THE EAGLE HOTEL,
CoaNIH o, MAS AND l3rH srEEEr
% "Lucks Fortune TO realize which
shemes for this week and prizes the la nd. LueE
for the Capitals, address your orders CD. LUCK
Drawn Nos. Or Gra q Consolidated No a5.
~ 25 Is 81 } Us "a 63 So % 6g 40
SCHEME! FOR THE WEEK.
For Wedne'day-Fokomoke I24: PrHss-I7SOc 5OO0 $500
10 Of 1000, &C. IS Nos, drawn.
For Thursday-Pokomokc Lottery IeS Przs,-le 600
1000 3OOo 2SOo 10 Of 1900 ~ Nos drawn wholes
-.
For Fnday-Pokomoke Class 1876 PriLe,-soeo 5000 Ism
1000, 10 Of 300 &c IS Nos, drawn Tickets Also the
Dollar l-otery-3OOO, 1850, az, IS Nos u drawn
For saiurday-Pokomoke Class 1877 OOO 1000
3OoO 1000 1900 &C IS Nos drawn Tickets s4-Aso for
Saturday night-Dwng by Sundays ma-Tbe DoIar
Lottery again PrIes-s3sOO 1000 s4j 600 &C Nos
IL drawn
Tickets and sha'e for sale IN each Lottery by LUCK"
GRAND SCHEME FOR 9th
100000 $4,000! $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Loucry Class drawn on satur
day June ~ 1896 at Wilmington, Delaware. 20 numbers
drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS
prize Of $4,000 pd1e Of $1,000
10000 5000
6O00 IS $500
Tickets $40; Halves S; Quarters So
certificate Of wholes 1870 90
" Halves :" go 90
Qn 30 90
% Persons ordering package any Of the above can
dedue The pfe OF Tires tickets have Lotteries
TO S2O and when remittance is made large
will always invest in the popular hand The
drawings sent when The cash
for all Capitals be had sight On all letters
cash prize tickets postage need not paid The
cts IN the above Lotteries addressed
LUCK meet the and Persons
from the couHy visiting the city IN pad thai all
prizes in the hands Of LUCK For Prizes, address
L. b. LUCK, Vender for u. PAISE CO.
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Nep Railroad and Steamboat Line 10 Norfolk
ria Port WdiihaH

The for Norfolk BY this route leave the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road Depot Mondays, wednes-
days and Fridays, at A. NJ, breakfastng on board
the Steamer Anguish, and arriving Norfolk between
and p. M-returnng, the Augusta leaves Norfolk at
P NJ ON the same days passengers lodging board
Augusta, and arriving nj Richmond to breakfast
Passage aud fare to and from Norfolk 80 az
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lotteries.

q. GREGORY q Co, MANAGERS, No.
" . toi Main street. Richmond. Va
SPLENDID sCIIEuIsS FOR JUNE, Ist8.
$4,000 Capital!
$4,000! SIO,OOO!!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class No a. for drawn
IN Alexandria. ID. q, on Saturday Juae 2oth 1876.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Cfa,s e5 Ists,o b. drr~p al
Alexandra, ID. C., saiuriiy the 27ih June, isi6
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Prtzo Of $4,000 pine Of s2soO
10000 1000
1000 50 prizes Of 1000
. 2lto 20
50c0 H.
rs NO. LOrrERY-i2 DRAWN BALrnTs
Tickets 80. Halves 5: Quarters so.
cs,iiheatss Of packages II 2s Whole Tiekets $50
DO do p Hail do
10 do 25 Quarter do so
Orders for Tickets Of P,eh,r.. .
above Splendid Lottery will prompt attention. and
an account Of the Drawing will All who
order from Address,
J. O. GREGORY a CO, Mansr,n
me ~ Richmond,
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Portrait Painting.

~ AIRS
WIN. q. BROWN, of London, politely informs
the CITIZENS Of vicinity thai n. a. r.
opened his Studio and Exhibition Room Allen Bothsr
io Main street where specimens Of his Amonr
them are the Portraits Of several individuals wei
known In this City.
iny cd to ALL "''
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Auction Sales.
FUTIiuE n.ys

Nenr macon quarter Rranch Tavern
k virtue 81 decree oil the superior court Of
- Law ard Chanesry for the county Aibs-.. D,o,o,
on NE ga Cay 81 nsy 1870 the OF ard sh.,. -,
NC ufiefsgn- the Commissioner thereby appointed
proceed To sei the TiIURsDA
~ 'uy neI AZ O'clock p NJ o. the rrfs ,d
70 We proceedings Of ad and ceerbed ana
A'' raeppy nsar Richmond" This a Vt
containing abont acres which here framed dgsrns
nous situated near Richmond ant ad,ninr R,ean
oaarisr BFaneh Tavern The will b. a. tn one md
cash and for the remaining with approved p.ou
hseeuiy payable respectively months from IN. dav
OF sa' AID retaining the title bond is pad aud con
Veyanes directed by sai coust.
Je WN 1 RoRrpraoN -.
sale Conducted by WELLINGTON GODDIN Ayrt
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Trunks! TrunI,sii Trmnk.,,,

n NVI FtN = FFIsl OF IN-IN FLNME IKINhe-Ihe sub-
n scrS has received supply iron frame uve
hog Trunks OF good quality with drstras oek,o
which he would most respectfully call s all IN want
a. they viii be sold a. low asany ohcs Virginia
je - ALEX Hill
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FOR SALE.

FUK NALE,
IL The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
convenient house AMI lot lnkin street The AZ, ,s
d'he OF James w Pegram, decd excellent order II viii
70 any ons wish g IN purehas- gnat pleasure BIZ
sh.r OF TIE SUBSCRIBERS and Lnown-apd
neHAI examination Of the premises it, best r.commen,t
VIRGINIA PEGRAM
w JOHNSON
y s3--du RIecurI ard Executor Of w Pepr,B, Se-sj
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EIl NOR RENT-A desirable dwelling House
and Garden store House Fixtures and The Perry
perry II immediate application IS made TO
JOHN n. sEAYREs,
Richmond; OF,
GEO. w. WILLIAMS
p-dfW Jefferson, Powhatap.
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A WORD no PURCHAsER.

A WORD TO ERCHAsER.
nF late years, Music has become an indispep
- sable part both Of education hre.ide arrangements In
u efe nohng ~ once ~ appropriate and pleasing IN.
VARIOUS portions Of The family circle joining together In the social
aa deshuul exercise q making melody hut
WIN 'hH spft has also need someihinr bes5~s ts
voice and az Consequence The PAEo has s
Pof Paft o. househod Arrangements And nothing
uases an evening pas Delightfully."- or alone Than
the music Of good Piano
me natural result has been thc high deErce perfection 10 tho
MANUFACTURE Of THIS instrument Ind that really bad Piano
luea oui OF ay respectable establishment df
uo ana very great ones too IN excellence AMI ushinKa
Piano should from abIi.hrd be- irput,top a. bs ~,
81 guaranty ~ subtraction.
lhe Fanos Ed BY the Elhscber rurr sui 10 believed
dfcdedy Fapr1r In their tone their segp a.
h1sh cannon BE- surpassed and ospcc ally the an ortsnt -
NY Of Durability they scarcely b. equaned should
BE- remembered for fine toned are on ns
ot want Of strength add aunehness pas But thn-e b
wish 20 buy shoud go snd judge for henyes al Who az
fond % sweet toned and elegantly finished u be- r,ssd
By examining hoe Of Nas Ciarts manufacture for AZ o,
- p w. TAYLOR
fiano Forie Warshouse and Music saoon
le 100 Main q, opposts Ranks
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- LlOR RENT or LEASE-The Hn

f-sA adjoining City lately oeeuped hv the ,t. ~
ereenho" ESQ Il has been thoroughly repaired the most
ensioe residence IN the city Will lease the square n re-
quired Apply on thc premises. TO GEO. P CRtJMP
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Z. bhINIhf-LFiUFF. ProPrictoF, New York.
Principal once, $50 BToome Street. New Yorf-
%1- For sale by the Agents,
lie GAYNOR 4 VVOOD
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SOAP AND CANDLES

mas on hand good Stock drstrate Summer
AMI as' some god hard family soap Hour k.u.,,
generally are invited examine ,he aboy,
winch "oe sold low for usual time to pune
tlal Customers. my 25-dIm CON Cpptry
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Iowa Election.

We have letter from our Galena correspondent,
dated Nov. 18th, confidently claiming Wing ma
jorty ofaco in Joint b BALLOT Of the Iowa egslature-
that's, claiming that We have the District of Polk
Dallas Jasper and Marion BY majority of Is to %
votes We do not publish this letter because.
while it goes largely into details, it does not seem
to be based on any later or fuller information than
had already received and published. 1t Of
makes the Senate stand Wing TO II Loco.
the House % Wing to Il Loco.-Yet the last Loco.
Foco accounts claim the State just confidently
as ever. There must come an end to this confused
labyrinth at last.
Our correspondent mentions JAMES W. GRIMES
Of Burlington and GEo. C. r. MITCHELL ef Daven-
port as likely to be u 5. Senators on the presump-
ton that the Wings have the power to choose
them.-We'll wait little before saying much on
fi0i head
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are The best known and constitute perhaps sll o.
nearly eli who VII survive The whirlpooIs ard e.!
dies u public opinion and foa; smoothly down 10
pos,eri,y The remainder. though numbers OF them
possess much talent. have not that positive and
striking excellence which Il necessary 10 secure
them enduring fame where there are So many as
r,i-anrs Wifh the foregoing exceptions talent
appears nov so equally dIttIsed among the writers
that there Is Etts prospect Of many spirits appear
ing In the future Ike those thst have passed awav
unless the force OF circumstances or some great po
litical convuison should call others 70 light.
Germany Is deficient in great writers Of romance.
She has none who will AZ al compare with Scott
Cooper or Bulwer The tctons OF Goethe snd
lean Paul have nothing IN common with the Eng.
lsh or French historical! novels they were rather
designed io- Illustrating mental and spiritual theo-
RES or some passion Of the heart Hauif II he had
lived. would probably have supplied this blank in
the literature MS =. LIchtsnsteIn N the style cf
Scott. is a romance from one OF the eventtui
eras in the history OF Wurtemberg. and equals
in interest and descriptive power, many OF the
works OF his prototype " It'll many very clever and
entertaining romance writers. there are perhaps
verv few whose works will long outlve them l
might except however Fouque. who equals in
Imagination beauty. any writer OF the age and
Hoffman whose tales contain the most wild and
wonderful fights OF fancy that ever came from
human brain He IS the most extrayasant and
yitbal the most reasonable mailman. that ever lost
Since the deaths Of Schiller and Goethe, who
brought the German stage 10 lis present proud
hight there have been few dramatic writer's
Nearly the only who at present ENJOYS high
reputation in this style is Gutzkow. His comedies
and dramas. generally historical. are everywhere
the rage. Besides great theatrical effect, without
which no play can succeed, they abound with
humor. They appear now 10 be taking the place
OF Kotzebues plays. which after many years
of popularity are beginning to be laid aside. Kotze
bues genius laymore in the plot and theatrical effect
of ms plays than the language. Despite his I'M
happy end his memory is still covered with obloquy-
There are also some modern female writers OF
much talent. Goethes Bettine is still living at
erin though she has quit writing The Countess
Hahn Hahn is much celebrated Tor her letters and
sketches and Amalia Shuhotf for her poems
and TRANSACTIONS The prejudice against women
authors is fast wearing away like many other false
ideas OF the sex and they are beginning to take an
important part in the literature OF the country. Per
haps they may add some light gems to its already
overfowing treasures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
The study OF Geology.

INCENTIVES TO THE CULTIVATION OF THE SCI
ENCE OF GEOLOGY; Designed for the use OF the
Young. BY :. :. RANDALL, Deputy SupeTintend'
emf of Common Schools of the State OF New.forS
Editor Common School Journal, &C. Price 80 cts
This volume is intended more particularly for
the Young though it viii prove itself interesting TO
all classes. The author dedicates tito The Young
Gentlemen and Ladies OF the State OF New'Ao rS
who are now prosecuting, IN It's numerous paoi'c
and private Institutions OF Learning, or III the re-
trement of the family circle, those studies which
are designed to prepare them for future usefulness,
Wisdom and happiness,
Part FIRST treats of the ORIGIN AND PRoGRESs
OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE. giving very condensed
sketch OF the opinions OF the ancients in reference
TO the antiquity and changes of the earth.
Par Second treats of the GENERAL PRINCIrLEs
OF GEOLOGY. in which the author has presented the
various phenomena OF Geological discoveries in
plain but very lucid and attractive style.
Part 7Rird takes up SCIENTIFIC DIVISIONS OF
GEOLOGY and renders the whole easy to be under
stood and interesting to shy person who can read
Par Fourth is on the GEOLOGICAL FEATURES OF
TIRE UNITED STATES AND or THE SrAry OF NEW
YORK This part will be found very interesting In
deed aud cannot fail to prove highly useful. Every
Young man in the country ought to acquaint him.
sell with the facts contained in this chapter
Part Fifth is on the @PRacT'cAL RESULTS OF
GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE
The work is neatly bound in cloth suitable for
school or private Libraries. and can be obtained of
most Booksellers in the United States.
GREELEY & McELRATH Publishers.
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General Notices.

MIR WHALE AND DAUGHTERS SCIREES.
r. The Tuesday Sen.Nionlhiy Soifees VII conl-
nence for lhe the 7lh inst Ladies' Tickets 10
be had ony of M w. No Lady admitted without IT.
yslion Ticket, procured from Mr. W. Gentemens Tick.
els OF admission 81. Subscription 10 lhe Sor-es-eievrn
in number-for the season, 81
Mr w and Daughter viii give instruction IN the ce!e-
hrated and mucl-admired NAISE A CINO TEMPS,
which will be brought, out il Paris and London the
nrns.ni s.asnn NJ lni-