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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-30

PHILADELPHIA, January ~ ioa|'
Vessels for Live rpoo in great demand. at this
port and high freighs obtained by their fortunate
Three banks have been engaged to carry -four
at s. 3d. per barrel; and ship. building at Ken
sngton though ready has been engaged at ss
The United States propeller Ashland has had the inu
res to her machinery repaired and started again for
Point Isabel.
The conundum anciers had another feast last evening
ssrs and Splendid
offered prize for the best essay. The AFFAIR was
very well attended, though not sufficient to pay sS x;
those offered impartiay chosen; but their tastes
being Of the varied character they had great diff
Of one very far from being the best This was the
general opinion of the audience and much dissatisfaction
felt though they retired without any expression oil
it. The one chosen reads as follows -
does The character OF and coca man re-
its action, and pure in its tone"
The author is young named Carrigan, who ap-
peared quite astounded at his success.
The following were among the good ones read.
Why was Jonah like one of the upper ten thousand
Because he was the bosom companion Of biz FISH, -,
Why is woman with sharp like the great wall
of China Because if you cross it you will be apt to
catch Tartarl
Why does man who is in the habit of getting deeply.
darkly and beautifully blue resemble ahypocrt Be:
he borrows the livery OF heaven to serve the devil
One of the committee was so much opposed in his
views to the award of the committee that he protests
against signing the certificate before the author
can secure the prize.
Sale OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
JAS2s.FRsr BoAnp-5O Giratd Bank, 10; $50 do ny;
$50 do l0 100 Tide Water Canal Post Notes. 29 is Union
C@na 22; $500 Lehgh Interest 6l 1000 State S.
$500 do 7x 100 Reading RI, 3 1000 do Bonds 73H o.
Schuyki Navigation $50: 500 Lehgh Interest 6lx; l5t
6usquehanna Canal, 9; 100 Norristown RR; 9
ArTEa SALE 50 Re aiding RR x; g susqaeh;nnsh Ca
so Mechanics Bank %; 100 Morris Canal b5 IL $50 U
Baek AS 50 Harrisburg RR bS 3d. $50 Reading RR, cash
3lX. an
so Reading RR, 3 $50 do, 3k; 20 Kentucky Bank IS; 3
VicksburE. 81
AFTER SALEs-23 Lehigh, 2G 500 do SIS, 67x $500 Sch
Nav 6s 49, 81; Kentucky Bank Isl 1000 Texas Notes ~
10 State S. 70 1000 do, 7x 10 Harrisburg RR, 20;
| Morris Canal, 1917; 100 do H.
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Miscellaneous Domsst,c Markets.

PORK tPAcKIN0.-1he Lawrenceburg Ua) Register
Of the 23d states that 900 head OF have been pack
1000 head at the several provision establishments max
ing 900 head for the season. against head last
Instant states that only 1000 head of hogs have been
packed in that county this season. against 400 head
last season The number head packed at st. Louis to
about OoO The 900 head is full average of the
number packed that point the three previous year
and was supposed it would be increased six to
ten thousand head after the 9Th There evident de
crease quantity of pork put up throughout the
West this year. compared with last Towhat extent,
however Il is impossible that any should yet know
Calculations of price, based any presumed per cent
of falling off, must, therefore, DE extremely unsafe
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q NV sd'sus.. LAUGHTER end '''s ct agreed"
Mr. TMoxpsox met Wishing TO consume The nns 81
the House withdraw my notion n.,.w H.
The yeas and nays taken, and the house elu'eo
/ to adjourn. o
Mt GILrs moved that the House take recess until TO-
Mr. DArrEL-f understand that the gentleman from ON
South Carolina is perfectly willing to concuas nCw .ns
speech which he Commenced early part Of the day
! [SOh, no !-"he can't !"-"obiect"l :, ..l -.os..
Mr. DRomoocLE-I would inquire II we tahe recess
will it be a continuation of to-day's session.
MT DaomoooLE-It is, sir. an sbsurdity. Laughter
Mr. CuApMAN of Alabsma-All this arises from q on.
ference of the construction Of the resolution wns.nsa
means to day or tomorr ,',, When we "se'
NJ sSr.nTosNi make a point 1t is ths-whether the
House take recess while motion ior re''n'''sfs
The srrAEss-The House can take recess II they
think proper The present incumbent o. hs H tE
Hopkins recollects occasion ON when tne
recess to enable gentlemen to get their breakfast
! [I've had no dinner yst"l and rss. az fan
o'clock tomorrow morning. will not the doors nave 70
be closed again -, A.. ;...ra, a.
The sr.AIrh-The Chair thinks that neither an ao'
The yeas and nays TAKEN and the motion to take
recess till ten o'clock decided in the negative
Mr. DsoMcooLE moved that all further proceedings un
der The call be dispensed with; and the motion was dec
The;oficers Of the House were ordered to open the
doors, which had 80 long been closed.
The hall was clouded with tobacco smoke, the win
dows were hoised to permit its escape and the reporter
In consequence, was subjected to piercing draush' Oh
atmosphere ,
Twenty minutes past nine o'clock another motion was
made to adjourn but it fajled-yeas g. nays g.
Tho SPEAKER, in propria persona, now TOOK the
chair.
The yeas and nays were again taken the motion to
adjourn The result was-yeas "a, nays64
The srEAKER.-The chair votes aye, the motion pre-
walls Now this house stands adjourned till tomorrow al
III o'clock.
Cries of good" "good," chats the right kind OF
Speaker "l give him vote Of thanks" The licked US
(the whgs) this morning, and licked the democrats to-
night" The members were not very tardy in leaving
he hall
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We note but little change for the week past, unless 1t
be lesser supply Of all eatabe articles in the different
markets excepting veal which has in very freely
from New Jersey and Philadelphia. We notice some
very fine from the latter place, at and cents the ID.
for hind quarters The s closing for fresh pork
Some very superior, from Monmouth, n J., brought !
cents ID. The country markets show lots OF good
AZ cents Poultry full supply. Fish, of the usual
variety, with smelts, sc. Vegetables continue very
lortxr
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Foreign Importntions.

HAysnPacket Ship Hayte3iS packages meehsn ID Sc to
3 Cetset Cos solomon Hsr;o Roger. Gail
Wsa%g9h- sssidonSis BY hs1SsSn.,is KsqpS
sRs.
c9sa colo Little Alder Gels Baker BIZ;
xSl;5Ls rs,s ssPtss Msss2:
%e!l:! MiY;' EfS. SHsas-35
toSs wGss
. s0s S Ssa5
Brothers 8 Coz s!oddaTd LoysrnF-4 Smith CO
iefay f.y b:%y
rps1
"a Stewart CO.'S ssn;sTao. GsSa Ders%es Boz!
f Haa. sa:..ss
Cs,s Gfst %'ns
rhhpp. eS Wirn Hunt s s1,Ss1 Sa.
TsoS4 sS S:ss R:sy
% Sa S G1osho1 Co.'S Berry Kie:eE
ksa. sPsys
HasS.: Noe. fbGsss; Ga;.
so5a FeniogeI co-2a HSa!d. qgin-l IT. wnslls co.
&C., =; f Allen 1 Isasa H,shS I'll
'ss sSns Is
a'a
10 Lewiz rillOt & Leberbier.l A Arnold
Cog Reimer X Me ke-2 Merke Plate COG Kcssler CO
3O pks 100 bis 1856 bdls willow orderl bx specie De-
khan X Moore-75 basil, is hesnuts Boyd x Hunken
BELIZE Hon-Brg Matlda-l60 logs mahogany 81 sticks OF
rose wood Al bis sarsspara 43 hides y Alexander.
Domestic fmpOrtat10nS.
New ORLEANs-ship Wabash-l cask Field-l box
Hewitt < Couson-20 hhds sugar Leverich-2560 PIGS
lead Rogers co-3a2 Pollon Colgate-4l6 bbs pork
sz kegs Id Theodore Perry CO.'S bbs pork bbls lard
tob Walsh co36 bags Luming25o bis cotton
Avet cos bbls lard Bedell-l csk madden Law
renee & Hicks-2H bis D X J w Smith-l13 do
Robert WillismsI2sa Dbl: lard Heran Leeds eST box
x co-23 casks bbls clover seed Williams, Bradford CO.
Is hemp Whlock cols2 bbs 20 tierces moasses
y ID M organ co-97 hhds sugar w X J Mbank-l case
mdze Fanh.m COL bbls Deefhams Perry K Co.'S
Pigs sundres w Hathaway.
FRANKLIN, La-Schr Alkaline Rosina-ll6 hhds sugar IA
bbls do 30 ties molasses 95 bbls do D L Sayrs.
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Passengers Arrived

HAvRE-Packet ship HavreZMr. AinsWorth; Mr. Nicolas
and lady France; Mr. Gnohr, Germany VIM Day, Philade
phia; Adophe Rusch-213 in Storage.
Rio JANEIRo-Ship Cou 1er-Samuel Cobb, Boston.
New ORLEAxs-Ship Wabash-Ms Liscomb and son-8
in Storage.
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Cen nsal--i, 1900 hsla ~ = 80 "a Asss ,ss
have besn sea mostly at issc sr white, aud $50 1850
for reds including some inferior lots ct 100 issc Corn
sales Of Penna Of 90 q csc. 80
from $4 100 do at So 94 $50 do from rsroad
at 81; and some wagon lots at $3.50 3,e5
ALBANY, Jan 2Sth-Flour-there has been CONSIDERS
BILE movement in -four to-day. Several lots OF Oswego
and Michigan we're in the market at S625 We notice
sales Of 100 barrels Oswego $637 and 400 do &c.
at the same mark. Eastern orders filled at
$3.50 Gran-the market for all descriptions has ad.
vanced; corn, II 7Sc; rye 81 $780, oats, 80 361sc
BUFFALO, Jan. 29-lH p. M-Large sales OF hour
have been made at S4,76 a $3.50. For wheat 81 ID
asked, but buyers refuse to purchase at that rate
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WIGS, WIGS.
u ACHELORs New invented wig,iand scaips are deed.
u edly greatest Improvement yet introduced in
Of Wig Making. They perfectly comfortable
make the unconscious that he has Wig
that
ed Made only by VIM. Bachelor, No. w I'll street, near
Broadway large assortment always on hand DIS lm~re
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Modification OF the Tariff.

WILMINGTON Jan 27-S O'clock, p. M.
The calculations required to answer Gen. Cameron's
resolution nearly Completed and the reply will be
communicated within day or two.
The Secretary OF the Treasury will recommend an in
of per cent COAL and ten per cent iron
generally reduction ten per cent on soy hes, axes
&C. upon which he says the revenue is deprecated by
prohibition and in which he is decidedly mistaken for
the policy has not been fairly tested He will also
commend thirty per cent increase refined sugar.
1t will be seen that these concessions made for
political effect Pennsylvania and Louisiana Some of
the other schedules changed to affect other attudes
He renews the applications made to the House for q
Of twenty per cent on tea and coffee. Whatever may
be the fate Of the last proposition regard the others to
be entirely out of the question.-C NJ American.
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miscellaneous Record.


LETTER BAG of Steiner Hiberni, for Liverpool, will
close at the Exchange Reading Rooms, tomorrow, at
o'clock Letters can be prepaid any part Of the Cont
nent.
PAcKEr sHP LOUIS PHILIPPE will sail this morning at 10
o'clock.
Notice to Mariners.
LIGHTS AT HoGuE SOUND AND AT NIDrrGEv-The Swe-
dish government has given notice that the LIST Of Deem
Der fixed light visible in all directions, estsbshed On
the Scr Hougoen Rock off the northern end OF Vibnnd,
slsnd in order guide vessels coming from BONNET fioro
into Houge Sound . r
The tower stands in lat 500 IS ~ end Ion 70 - Of
Greenwich aud being IS above the level oil inc iea may
be see ct the distance o: lie miles -, II. ,l..
The Swedish government has given further nouce, .a
for former coal fires on MIDI Rock IN the Cate
gat fx' lights by lamps were substituted ON ne "
last October, ,,.r .s -...,~;.h
These lighs stand in 81 10 lon II Is 81 Sresnwrn
cnmps) being feet above the lever oil he sea- may
be at the dist,nce OF IL mi"
spoken.
Chin ...rr. H;paius I'm santander for Palermo, about
Dec i, off Cape de Cat.
WhRlemen.
Sag H,rbor Ii, Jan a7-The following rspcn not before
N letter from Augustus HoweI.at Hong Kong, aud FUR
nished US BY those gentlemen for The pre"-Apn ss
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dS EOO REwARD-AMERlCAN CQMPOUND-Ths
8DOU popular pleasant, and SPECIFIC remedy IL war
aned TO cure eectnay all eases ofa delicate disease in
H d,vs under forfeiture the above Persons using
this celebrated article need fear no sIposures as leaves no
odor on the BREATH requires resrston IN diet OF business,
aud is adapted every age sex and condSn IL contains
but the from Infection Thousands Of long
great msjory are radically cured with half the quantity
h;s /, no rumped up huinbug has long been, and s
"a msed in the private prscce Of physicians with erng
ccsss curng the huud ed Try IT, and
conynce vonrseves Sold wholesale by CoMsTocK CO.,
a. Courtlandt street, relrd Bowery and Graud Bowsy
and Walker Bowery aud Houston Bowery and Fourth
MARI ct street, Of East Broadway L. Couon, 2e5
Bleecker Hammond Co corner Of Broadway and Cham
bes cor. Of Fulton aud alter ST. New York. cor Fulton
corner Charles and P,a streets Bsltimore e. Stot Wash
ingon City; Robertson Cormick Norfolk, Va and p Co
hen 4 CO.. Charleston, y, e. IL I'm eodsrc
DIG POWELL, UOULlST AND AUklSr,
TTENDS Diseases Of the Eyeand Ear and to all i'm
"A perec ions of Vision, from TO O'Clock, at his resi-
dence and office, 96i Broadway corner Of Warren street.
Opthamis soppagc Of the Tear fassage Cataract and
Opactties, enectually removed.
AhiAUkOSIS treated with great attention and success
STRABISMUS, or Squirting. cnred IN few inmates
Deafness and all discharges from the Ear permanently
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted.
Spectacles adapted to every defect. j20 Imsrc
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doors were still closed Members were permitted to 20
out. on pcdgng their honor that they would return
Mr. DaoMoooLE moved that all further proceedings in
the call be dispensed with but the motion was dis.
agrecdto
moved that the House adjourn. The question de-
cided in the negative-yeas &c. nays rs.
I'm the under current gentleman was heard to say to
the member who sat next to him: If it would do any
good I'D stay hero all night the journals will show who
have called for the yeas and nays.n"l
Mr.. MsCLERHArD moved that all further proceedings
in the call be dispensed with
The yeas and nays were called for, and gentlemen
bee 80 70 the
aered.
upMmember upal viii il be- in order to excuse my
colleague1 T" No, no.
Mr. KENNEDY, soto voee- where's Mac1 All! there
he is. say McClernand, don't make yourself riding
Tho CLEhx-Amos Abbott
Tho srEAKrn (rap)- Gentlemen will please preserve
observe silence lRapj The recording Clerk cannot
transact his business with accuracy. rel want
brandy and will get it as soon q. can procure page
- The Clerk having called the ROLL the result was
nounced-yeas 81, nays SO.
Halfpast seven o'clock, motion made and mega
lived, that the House adjourn-ayes 81, noes 81.
Excuses were again heard for absentees.
made snsech .odsy Ysas a. nsys g. "hy no
The name Of Mr. Hubbard. of Connecticut was called,
when Mr. Rockwell asked that he be excused account
of sickness.
motion was made to adjourn, and negstived-ycas
81, nays ~.
Mr.. HAMLrr.--T ask leave to make q proposition
["No,""no," mol
The yeas and nay were taken, and Mr. Hubbard was
excused for non attendance.
AcAPITULATIoN PROPOSED.
Mr. THoMrsoN, Of Mississippi at halfpad eight O'Clock
said;Mr Speaker when the call Of the House common
ced hundred and sIxtywo members answered to their
names, the number has now dwinded down to q hun.
dred and sixteen eighteen. We have been engaged
in the for than hours In consdera
ton of the gaantry of the wings and in order to avoid
further efuson OF blood willing to captulate and
let them 70 out with side arms. move that the House
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bors take their seats KNOCK knock bang bang BANG.
the last moro powerful than the former]
The CHAIRMAN reported that the committee found 1t.
Mr. JoNEs, of Georgia. move reconsider the vote
passed.
MIR. sIms-I rise to question of order.
The Observation-Disclosures are requested to take their
seats.
Mr.. SIMS, Trap, rap.l-The Chairman reported that
there was no quorum Now. want to know whether
Mr.. JorEs>-Yes, sir. move the previous question.
The sPrAKER.-The gentleman from Georgia has
right to move to rescind or not rescnd.
Mr.. SIMS move that there be a cell of the House.
Mr.. AsHMur, speaking at the same time) move
Mr.. HOLMES Of New York; ask The yeas and nays
MIR. WINTHROP slevating his voice)-Mr. Speaker,
any business be done until it be ascertained whether
The sreAxER-The Chair is satisfied there is quorum
present, although not officially informed.
MIR. WrsrHnor-I should suppose we ought to know
whether there is quorum present.
The spKAxrn-The fact can be ascersined by the call
Mr. AsHMuN-I understand that if there be quorum
present we will 60 into committee again
The srrAKEs-That question will be decided when
The vote was taken whether there shall be call Of
the House, and rosultsd-ayes 10, nays 1873
The SrEAxER-The House refuses call, and quo
rum has voted.
Mr. WrNrHnop- understand that when quorum is
ascertained to be present, we must 60 into committee
again.
gentleman IL correct The hy nth rule says that when
tive or negative il may be in order to the
sheraton thereof the tho succeeding day, and
shall take precedence Of all motions except that to sd
journ.
Mr.. AsHmur moved to lay the motion to reconsds
the table, and it decided In the ncgaveysas 75
nays ll3.
Mr. Hupsor moved that the House ADJOURN and asked
for the yeas and nays, which were ordered.
While the Clerk was calling the roll, our friend Ken
nedy was heard saying, There sits Hudson like green
bay tree-spg US q lynn to the tune Of Old Hundred"
The old gentleman looks calm a summers morning"
Ha ha
The question on adjournment decided In the ne
gatvs-yeas %, nays l27.
THE TREAsuRY BILL.
Just before the result announced tho private Sc
cretary Of tho President appeared at the door, and
nounced that his Excelency had approved and signed
the bill authorizing issue Of Treasury notes, or
loan.
CONTEST REsUMED.
The point seemed to be this the wings wanted TO
fight of the gag to the debate and the democrats
not disposed to give thsm " aid and comfort"
MIR. AsHMuS moved TO lay the motion OF Mr.. Jones Ito
reconsider tbs the resolution to terminate the
debate) on the table.
The srsAxER-Ths motion il not in order
Of erderi
The SrgAKER.-Tdo
. Mr. AsHmuN-I appeal from the decision and call for
the yeas and nays. mr. Kennedy ingng to the tune OF
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SsFt xrsse. %estsue p - tpls wA rs 'sa1ss lsrS
": 20 SS Wv .a:s:sa :sd S1 bS
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What has been seen.

BATTLE or MoNrEREy. -Sep.ember p %,
%, I846.--three days hard lighting between
Gen. Zachary Taylor with three thousand men,
and Gen. Ampudia with twelve thousand
men, resulting in the capilulatlon Of The City
loss Of the Americans in killed and wound
ed--Npe Hundred 90,
BATTLE OF BuEsA VIsrA.-February god
23d, between Gen. Zachary Taylor with five
thousand volunteers, and Santa .aana rom,
ma,ding Mexican force Of t,centy thousand
men-resuling in the total overthrow OF the
enemy---loss Of the Americans in killed and
wounded --Seyen Hundred
FALL OF VERA CRuL, and the Castle OF VI
loa. March 29lh, l847, after several days bonn
bard,nent OF the town by Gen. Scott with four
teen thousand men--loss Of the Americans in
killed and wounded One Hundred
Battle OF :CERRo GoRDo-AprIl I'm and
18th, two days hard lighting, between Gen
Scott with twelve thousand men, ind Santa
Anna commanding picked .Merican force o
t,ccnty thousand, resulting in the overthrow o.
the enemy--loss Of the Americans in killed
and wounded Too Hundred and Fifty.
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FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS,
... itANDOW Shades
AND UPHOI.ST GOODS.

GOLDMAN HART, 243 Broadway, opposite the
y Park have just received in store pes the late
rivals from France their assortment Of Paper Hang
ings ana aords!s Which f. variety and ayle' are
one Of the firm, and comprise the newest patterns
for patlrs, bed rooms and halls, embracing de.
sciptions in gold, silver and frssso, particularly
adapted tSf rooms in this city.
Their stock Of Window Shades are now also com.
plete, having been selected and painted by the most
celebrated artists in Paris and consist ng Of the
est designs and at prices lower than have heretofore
been offered.
S. g. H. would also beg to aa'! the attention. Of
families to their stack oil Upholstery Goods, which
will pe found 10 consist OF every article in their line
embracing the best selected assortment of material
for furniture covering and " ird w Curtains with
Trimmings, Corni e., &c, tn correspond,
Wholesale dealert suppl ed oa liberal terms.
N. d This establishment always closed on Sat
uriays. .. july 24-N
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BRITISH DRY GOODS.
RIGGS, JENKINS s. co.
No. %, WilIiam-Street, N. ".

RIGGS, JENKINS s. co.
No. %, WilIiam-street, N. ".
LAVE in store and now landing, an extensive
IL assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods, adapt.
ed To the fall trnde.
STUFF GOODS.
ORLEANS CLOTHS Black, colored and fancy
ALpAcCA LUsTREs-of superior finish, in all
qualities,
SILK WARP ALPACCAs-From low to fine,
PLAID LUS'rRES- Mourning and high coored,
BLACK MOHAIR CHECKS--Caedonians
SILK STRIPED LUSTRES-Plain an twilled,
THIBET CLO'rHS-Single snd double twilled,
BENGAL S'TRlPES-Slk figured Cashmeres
DRESS GOODS.
MOUSLTN DE Notwithstanding and fancy,
CASHMERE DECOssE-Ginghsm Robes,
23 and 80 INCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Tartan,
OREGON, cALIFoRNIANs AND BUENA
vIsTAs, ..a.
TARTAN PLAIDsMsilk and Silk and Cotton.
VICTORIA CASH ERES-New and co.6ned
styles,
"a and "A PRINTs-Chints. Mourning and
Furniture.
MEMS WEAR. .. Of
CLOTHS-Wool blacks and blues, of superior
make, f.. j.
VALENCIA, Cashmere and Silk figured Vestings,
SERGES, I'D md O.. q complete assortment,
Sd and Ga WOLI.EN PLAIDS, for Innings.
LAMA SIlECIAS, selected colors. Black Cashans,
INDIGO BLUE PILOTS, BED PADDINGS,
&c, &c. July 20 If
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| lust RECEIVED, and for sale al the
j Book STORE Of a. ADAM, on PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue, the following late aha attractive literary pro-
auctions, viz: .,.'. o. .
BY JAMES. The Ancient Regime, 25 cents; Chas.
ryrrel or the Bitter Blood, y cts; The Robber, %
cts; Corse dc Leon, rs cts; False Heir, 25; Heidle
berg, 25; Step Mother, vols. 80; the Smuggler %
Beauchamp %. rF h.r ......
By Miss PICKERING TIE Quiet Husband; the
Expec,ant; the Squire; the 'PrRse and Pedter; the
the Fright, each Is CENTS the Heiress ahi Who shall
be Heir, 2b, -.e.s Hr .t,..
By CHARLES LEVER. Tom Burke of Ours, so cts;
.he Neves OF Garretstown, rs cts; Jack Hinton, so,
Charles O'Malley, SO; Arthur O'Leary, rs cents;
Knight Of Gwynne, rs.
Waller dc Harmental, 25; LAZY Of Moilsoreau, vols
Il, the Ih.ee ('1aidsmen, 40; the Counte Of Monte
Christie, vols 81; Duke Of Burgundy, 25, JOAN the
Heroic Maiden,25
BY GEORGE LiPPARD. The quaker City, 2 vols
81; Blanche OF Branlywinc, 3 vols rs cts
By SAMUEL Lover. HANDY tyniy, sucts; Legends
and Stories # relsHI, hi CTS Rory oMoore, SO cts;
Songs and Ballads, 25
By w. II. AiNswoRTH The Tower Of London, 40;
Chriehton, 20; Diana Of Meridor, 81 70; Shs vol.
The Dutchman's Fjres;aa &, cts
Young Kate, a. the Rescue, 25
The Young Prima Donna, BY Messrs Grey, 25
Krutzner, or the Germans Tale, 25
Wilulncss OF Woman, Is
Evelina, BY Miss nHleS, -
The nSgSeHeotype Miniature, lai
Lives ot Statesmen, by Hon q Adams,25
Confessions OF Pretty Woman, by Miss Pardoe 25
Amelia Wyndham, Is Father Darcy, rs
The Prairie Bird, by Murray, rs
Love and Mesmerism, by Horace Smith, rs
The Female Minister, Is ....
Rose Marie, or the Gogo Family, 2S
Archibald Werner, 60 49,
SYlyns!pr Sopnd, Tho tsonnumbuIist, 374
Stories Of Haterloo, by Maxwell, %
Guy Rivers, Tale Of Georgia, Is
Ny Own Home and Firesidc, SO
History OF the Bastile, by pG,e.pur,, 10
The prr'ege. /; i II = 70 "The Tartar Chief, 25
The Venice Orange Girl, ~
Freaks Of Cupid, in three parts, each l2a
Lcuninc, % Ormond, or the Secret Fitness, 25
The Chronicles Of Clover Nook, l2Acts
Charmed Sea by Il Magtineau, 81
GroY|G @, nlarncY by Mrs. Hall, rs
Siege OF Vienna, ~
Eucretia by Buiwer, rs
Leila, lsi