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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-05

PHILADELPHIA, r ed ., 1871.
The storm which prevailed yesterday was the cause
of much destruction of property in this vicinity great
number Of houses unrooed in the skirts Of the
city, where most exposed to the fury of the wind.
large steam mill the Navy Yard had its roof
carried of the extensive wood sheds recently erected
at Camden by the railroad company, four in number,
and about $50 feet long, entirely Frustrated The
chimneys Of the building county prison
demolished.
The schooner Lodemia and Eliza hence for Charles
ton went ashore the Lazureto yesterday during
the gsle and will have to discharge before she be
got of.
The ice which previously impeded the navigation Of
the Delaware all blown high and dry upon the Penn
sylvana shore and in some places below the city is
strewed upon the meadows half mile beyond the usual
high water mark The tide in the Delaware unusu
ally high and deluging the wharve did considerable da.
mage various descriptions OF goods that could not be
removed from them before the water flooded by The
wind died away very suddenly about o'clock and the
calm that followed remarkable. 1t did not last many
heurs however for about o'clock the wind blew great
guns from the north west and to the time con-
Tho damage to tho Southern telegraph by the blow
ing down OF the NEST at Darby Creek has been repaired
and the line is in eraon to Wilmington, but there s
break beyond that place which still binders the opening
Of communication with Baltimore. II is possible that the
break may be repaired this evening but not
will hardly before the line Is complete again The
western line in order far Harrisburg up to 10
o'clock this morning, when something occurred to stop
the transportation Of messages.
Sales OF Stocks ut Philadelphia.
FEs FRsr BOARD 30 shs Morris anal, 10Y sooe Ter
900; 50 Ii!ard Bank 100 DO Il: Mo U. Bans, *; 70
r ns Tsensnf' az, e. Tea, ssns;
COO Texas Tsa,ury Notes IS, 50 Ne chanc.' Bank as Is
Nor RI sanl atueky 9';lOo Morris Canal io' "a sa'
AsTs. vst;ssr. R.,!r;sas o. II, oir.rd Bank
ssa a.,das s.sst d1 g. sh Bank
s; IS y Rsuk ~ LOCO Ceun 81: 81 900 u Loan.
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CUmmMnUlAL IN'rNLL.GENOE.

City Trade Report.
NEW YoRx, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Feb d.
The markets generally were less animated, though
prices remained steady for descriptions of produce
In breadsufs there was little change noticed in price'
though some articles such corn, they were feeble
at former rates. owing to increased supplies and dispo
siton the part of dealers wait for later foreign
news. Many county dealers and producers were in
market anxious to make engagements for future deli
very
AsHss.- Small sales continued to he made at 81 SIX
LOT pos ana 80 3'h for pearls The exports since the
lst oil January OF pots have reached 673 bbs pearls
were exported Within the same period.
at 66T 27c
BaALEY-seversl lots were on the market and gene
rally held above the views OF buy srs refused to 70
above rs CITE while holders cases asked 80 cts
CoRr.-some of the large brokers having filled most
Of their orders appeared ndposed to make further pur
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DEAFNESS CURED.

DEAFNESS CURED.
OQ1 BROADWAY Extract !! cheerfullv comply ith
90 the request Of Lieutenant Mcintosh that he
was nvsded home unfit for duty In c9nsequenee Of total
from the That under the treat
ment Of Drs Castle Edwards surss in New YORK.
ely recovered his hearing ard has returned 70 ts
military duty.-Signed, II. MeNEVEN, surgeon to d. b.
Nj. forces, jamaica. =,
Acoustic OLA cure for inciplent deafness dschar-
ssr.-for al 1p Broadway. y0l lmsr
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st.ta of tho Flour Markets.

RccussrKR Feb 2-There was very Ii tie activity In
brought in fair supply Of wheat which was taken at
81 Is Flour 10 steady at S. No sales OF note The
non,receip OF market report from Mew orx s. 'nce
Friday, has, Of course, limited the acuon Of our own
market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb SIN breadstufs the emily sales
about 5000 bills four standard brands So which
the general asking price. Corn meal steady at 81 6l
we hear Of no sales Wheat quiet Corn arrives more
freely and prices receding sales at sc and some at
SO Soc, closing at the latter which ell that now Of
sered for Pennsy lvania yellow. Oss-two lots Of
southern soldat 35c
BALTIMORE, Feb 3.-The market for Howard street
-four has been inactive the last two days. and prices
the decline There were sales yesterday at So sly
and late this afternoon 500 bbs have been sed at SIS
The receipt price from unsettled No transactions
in City Mills -four. Holders ndposed to sell until
further advices received from Europe. An offer to
purchase 1000 bbs at So refused to-day We note
sale of 1900 bbs meal to-day at IS per be There
is less demand for wheat to-day and prices have declined
little We quote wagon wheats 10 day at l6 100 cts
@ las cents. Sales Of yellow this morning ut %
cents One two parcels Of white sold at 81 cents but
subsequently purchasers showed less disposition 10 ops
rate, and higher than % and 81 cents could be OBJ
tanned.
Nsw ORLEANS, Jan 26.-The market was Ia o very un-
settled condition, buyers not seeming disposed to pay
over So for Ohio brands while S. 70 generally ask
ed The sales az far as we could learn, amounted TO
800 bbs viz 1867 bbls Ohio at S. 800 do at So TO- 100
do. at s. Az 1000 do at S. 1000 do choice illinois,
lined and wtn the privilege Of storage for short time,
at 50 rs, aud 900 do, at s. 80 per Dbl.
BupFALo, Feb l-Flour was not quite firm, and
purchasers would not generally 60 above 81 80. and
holders not disposed to than 81 rs for the
best brands; COO bbIs Black Rock, sold however in
the anei Of 81 rs There was O dsposon to ope.
rate in wheat a, sIight de linz Best descriptions Of
Cleveland were offered g3c ant others at a lower
figure. We heard Of no "a. S, however.
PirrsSuRoH. Feb. l. lie receipts Of -four Saturday
were large The market anne rather dull owing to up.
favorable from tn East Of decline there, and
bu were not very ger. Prices ranged from 50
SIX 50 OF, which les Of 25e0 bills the wharf,
anu from wagon The 'iaers generally are out Of the
market
Rates OF Freight.
MoBiLE, Jan 5-We hear OF no engagements -
British ships slowly filling up at "a. Vessels on the
berth Tor New York readily obtain Nc. at which rate
barQue placed the berth early in week has filled
up
Fos eiEn Markets.
HAvArA, Jan 10 New Orleans -four SIS; lard, IL TO
IL; hange London, 9H per cent? New ork, 1s
10 premium New Orleans, short sight, 3 premium.
Domestic ImpOrtntlOns.
New ORLGASs-Pfopellor rchr Fonda-3oo bbls flour 900
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M:&'' sss:sa: !s::siss &
Nd SS;:s is:::
I:esSS nnOw ". Of hs ,uetu' Of tho human frame
MSss mi. VIII prov. in Al. of
Id 9s s ss S s.s o. B.
y TA :f &c Pos: PAID any
CONSTIPATION (CoaTlvENEssI DEsTR0YED
FsfSS z; issfs o. 4.ss,
% is %sis sns rS;k t55is1i s's :is
completely destroying ha6itus! Con:tipation wth1at
s asr s4 sGs rsfp' .ss
CSrb ri H saE
til the Granite BUILDING No z' Broadway corner of
Beware ofsparous Ervalenta" f. a,wlm. M&E N
IT'S WORKS WILL PRAISE II.
tbs now universally admitted That
Iob a2AL kEsEsNr
Ts,NO HUMBUG Dozen after dozen are used daily and
viii d': sar: all Il. Il;
bruises swelisd and painful JONES' spinal Affections
Depot ESQ Pearl ST. Two doors 0sl ;Is , 1Shr
M MDIOAL no tICE TO LADIES.
DOCTOR MCDONNELL, Author of the Ladder Manual
and member of a,s: ag.a J, Ho .pr
this city Brooklyn for from - TO s. according to
note addre,ssd him 9, John New York. will
Ladies residss a. distance. who are suffering with dis
81, r.
d~y, esn apply with confidence to the Doctor by l.ss
descri6ngtts symptoms treatment reeeixsd dumon Of
.nS Ss Be- h.
any part of inc UAi''. 1F'T; Nss.p43 ss, MD
je2s lmsr SO Joha street.. New York.
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Yorr; Michigan. do.
1000 s;:9 's: to
If 5sSs;s 81; AND
III RE & b''i SEx zf r. r.
ASTONISHING CURE OF CHKosic BRoncnIrp
Pnilsdeiphia May %. 1886.
past had bssa d5sadally saicsd with affection d
my physs eoa SISa
erIb.bs; My throat literally
and .Soi, q S'a paoasy symptom.
Soa isss and SIissefsd made
ss e l%sas is ~ your
felt relief ieontnusd ust had t.l bottles, which
ssah s'nS bs Ell should BE- 1s
'n0' been ,'' your JANE FEkhY 1873 St.
The to Of n. Of FL:
n Almond street.
This invaluable remedy ''fSxsIs;sa SSSEkTY1B 1ck,os
=? II isTi: sH'
Broadway. n = y ''''''A - 1 isis i%.r
ssEs A bss sEEFEss
I'd Y:ss ssss
~ them eruption. Of The ,tn and d'ssss.
a experiments under the direction and supervision OF the
of the Faculty has received heir
and pronounced the beat
ble coordination Of remedies for the above named diseases
IL prepared from tho articles and is warranted To
give satisfaction 1t tins Puries and quickens the eicua
aays irritation, and leaves every part Of the animal
eeonomy in perfect state OF health. .
The aud increasing demand for article Of this kind
ss
%S: %
ersdulous Of i. ,Irprislng GTSP:Tties p,Nc noo;
l92 Broadway, cor John q.
N.B. Be obscrvs tho signature OF C. h
RINo over the cork ofea.h bottle ja26 mse
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FOR SALE

PATENT MgDI INE, which his been sefors The pub
"A lie several al hasmst with most extensive
sale an lis effects testified by large number Of
hcates from various places 1t put up manner suPs
his it, with capital ofoniy 5000 dollars
rentize large fortune short time Sufficient reasons
will be given for the esen spretor the
business Address, with &C., box 269 Post office.
Stkr
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TO LET,
INA LARGE old fashioned House, situated directly
" the SQUAD, and beach celebrate for Ane bath
Iw ing would be suitable for large family board
nY.ht being easy of the city, either by
boat or railroad Address -
HENRY PARTRIDGE KELLOGG
Il 1etsr (Kelioggsville, } New Rochelle, N Y
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FOR SALE,

Nl A FARM Of fifty two acres most delightfully 81
Es71 tustec, about FIVE miles from Elzabethtowr NJ D.
2a compIisipg handsome eommedious dwelling hssse.
spectacle family the whole including gsrdsners hsuse
barns ice house. aud other buildings subsaatia Of
The easy from New York. either by the various
.ro,d train run. within hpEdrsd yards q The house
this city The greater Of the purchase money
for three years bond and mortgage i've
VYSE x Mons, ia Pearl street.
Also, for sale, dwelling house Washington street
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BY Las. Nights Southern Mail

baltimore. Feb 4-An bark Comelia, Wiley NO leans;
NUreans; sohrs Heo, Haley Frankfork. Me Sarah Mer
Il Strong York; Noe, Avery, do Below, full rugged
fIon Nassaa Cld schr Queen Eidtidge Wadies SO
Bremen from below where she has been anchor brig
Water Witch, Brou st Johns, PR schr Eeott Cole
York: Michigap do,
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: FOX SALE

~ A THREE STORY HOUSE on 2sd street. between
ls5 the End and Sd Avenues Ii is well fnsned and
plee with the latest improveme ncluding kitchen
ange sink cold and warm ba hs water close kc laisn
mantle. throughout the house yard Of fifteen
in IN and French windows Ths house
of Of six houses the south SIDE Of the
For further particulars apply to WISE SONS,
IA ln*r Ito Pearl street.
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Domestic ImpOrtntlOns.
New ORLgANs-Pfopeor fchr Florida3o0 bbls flour 8ot
do pork TO order.
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LIQUID HAIR DYE,

DATCHELOR's instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, IL Ger
family valusls d,eoyery as hundred. Of persons
in New York testify Unlike the many miserable com
pounds that ssd ander the Of hair dyes actually
performs ali it promises proof the Inventor is prepared Ia
and uniform black and make no charge une.,
kes died and cleansed in half hour for which
private will be found at the depot The dye nr
yenienes Of those who prefer apsying thenseves fes
for Hair Bottles 81 50 for the Whisker Bottles 90 Sold
whsiesale and retail by the proprietor VIM BATC HELOR
No 2 Wall street, Broadway dis Imsuc
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CAUTION To THE PUBLIC
JOHN-SO NIB TOOTHACHE DROPS

r1VHE GLOVE ANODYNE, for the immediate and per-
menent ofpau from decayed teeth having, from It's
intrinsic value remedy become immensely popular with
those who have used many limitations have lately been
thrust into the market by unPncplsd persons and sol
graph TO eanton the Puhc against all such sppou, com
article long and vorably known by that bat that
prepared. during four FIVE years by A. d. Sands aud
Go who now the sole proprieor The only safety fer
purchasers TO be and ask for Johnsons Tootscho
Drops, and the wrapper OF the wall
n the genuine has tbs signature of Henry johnson.
Remember that the true CIeve Anodyne is immediate
cure the most violent toothache the gums and
that 1t is manufactured genuine only by Henry 10 hnsou
Chemist and Druggist 273 Broadway side the Ora
mite Buildings Sold also 100 Fulton II East Broad
way, and 3o3 Hudson 81. Price rs cents, dl Sims
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VALEN1 MES! VALENTINES! VALEN.


TTNHE most Intensive of Valentines just ready
togeh,; with new valentine writers, envelopes, and
every thing with the festival Dealers Of the
city, BY rent ling have small made from
IS to $50 upwards Prices suit all ranging from cents
each unusualy liberal discount TO those who sell
again.
We will arrant Valentines to give satisfaction and
orders will eprompily and faithfully put up.
Splendid row bills will be sent with oil orders.
Rememb the 18th Of February.
jal5 N TURNER i FISHER. IA Chatham st.
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THE Pnly.TE TREATISE ON CERTAIN IMr0T
i TANT MALADIES, AND ON SOME OTHER
pIsEAAsEs WHICH VERY CLOSELY REsEMsB sl.t
cihn &e Sc ana for sale at the Publication Office Of hn
pp--Pnee 81.
This work comprehends every subject relating to the d:
cases referred to- well the varied consequences result
ms from their such vencreai
pans IN the bones Impotence gect structure, &c So anu
so plain and practical these subjects that u
sble any one should fail TO understand the % e
best of curing them Also the recipes usea IN o s
th?rs own practice gwen, for mahns the
CURED 49,.
But has another merit IL shows there are other d'aes,cs
which very vepssa or snd Wnch
TOO same way put whcn nsse ~
thing with either OF them Litte 10 poopy ,n,uh
whom are being ugged bv some vofaiou quhck that
in May cases thew have NJ such dpea upon tnein
~ fhis work is therefore, designed as protection
against impositon and safe guide 70 thosc VINO would
treat be,p own case with privacy aud success. jas lm'r
f.EFr OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having sSpsrnuors enscss
- dispose OF, such M Wearing apparel o.
as affair fair cash price for the by sending Tor hS
subscrbsr through the Pos, Office or choIwise wnS VIII
.A'' iss Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies can b attended to sy Mrs. }. LEVkNsTYN
- lnsf
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MAOSAPEQUA HOUSE.
ia THE PROPRIETOR Of the above house, having
; retired from the busness. the house will let
& moderate terms for one OF a nsmbsr Of years, CON.
mencng the first Of March This establishment be
ing ell known also the celebrated trout psna I'd
joining it - needess to say For particulars apply
the subscriber, the premises.
N B. The above ablishment would be rented
to party Of geLtlemen. - -
SOUTH OYsrERBAY. L. l. i21 Nv
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RATHBUN'S HOTEL,

Ibl, l63, 100 q ls7 Broddtoay, Nev York.
"a This new a.d magnificent esablishnsnt. recently
IT, OPENED a. Public Hotel, fitted up in modem STYLE
with the latest improvements aad Is Of suxeisat
paeity to accommodate 200 persons.
Besises spacious Dining Hail. Il contains uAusu-
al nsmber Of pleasant Parors ~th large wl vnAtiasa
ture
III. location il very desirable and convenient both for
busne and pleasure being between Ceurandt and Liberty
streets
OF u most comfortable, pleasant, and pusiness like
places in city Of New York and will
k spared Ills part meet the Of his guess-kero-
by hoping ,share ibaray in the public patronage while
remains tho rublics humble servant, ,. kATHBUN.
Int
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Rates OF Freight.

MoBiLE, Jan % We hear Of no new engagements
British ships slowly filling up Nd Vessels on Il
up.
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At rernambueo Jan ship Phebe, Harris mot Phenlx,
Wnslo. from New Zealand for Nantu put in Dec a.
having been sru by Dec a. lat q had head and cnt
started breast hosbs snd plank euds loossne and made
to badly; had been surveyed once ordered to ghea
and discharge TO- smother survey had 500 bbs
VII oil (snce solh 1900 sp which would be shipped hom.
oAHu yet s-tBg the Angels: at Boston Gln ships
Envoy Fisher Of Providence II 5000 VII $50 sp
Sept Il Coriosnus OF MyNc mos out ITO VIII 70 sp sr
Sep 49, Harvest BROOKS Of Bridgeport 1900 VIII $50 sp
Sept 2e Tuscany Goodae SH SEQ VIII (rsyored 100 sp $50
VIII in march, ar sept 80 Onars (suppc.ed No ~ Gesa,
do 22ro wh bark Anne Moore, Of Bristol RI $50 VIII 100
a4h Oiymps Tsbsr, NIB cruise aud home 10Th, Ocmul
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FOX SALE Or TO LEI.
1rA A FIRST Glass Modem BUILT Two Story and Ante
t.:fS Dwelling Honse No. % Warren street. The Let IL
AK 100 feet-ths misses complete eesdisn
The pros 6ssh.d in the best stye with solid ssshed
kogsny doors plated furniture MARBLE mites thT ough
House, and has tbs Croton Water nodsced in the
ktchs besides beautiful yard in the Tw, thirds Of
the purchase bond and moreaee II
desired For terms, apply 50 Exchange Place
tsyyfW
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FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

FARM. FOk SALE Al AUCTION.
At Will be sold at auction Tuesday, the I'd day Of
8Mach next the valuable Farm which the ubs-ribsr
uow re:idss The said farm contains about acres Of
~ the necessary buildings; is situated the town Of
Mamaroneck county OF Wssichester about mile on
the village Of MamaIoneck the Weaver street road u
miles from the City Hail. and tbs line of the New hs
Won and New York railroad has an abundance f the best
y N the premises For further particular enquire Of T.
A. Lawrence, New Rochelle. Of the subscriber. the
premises.
ja20 lm*rc LEONARD DEKLYN.
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Fos eiQn Markets


HAyArA, Jan. 10 New Orleans -four SIS; lard IL Il
IL; ex- hange London, 9H per cent; New ork,
to premium; New Orleans, short sight, premium
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PLUNKE1' $r PAKDESSUS,
No 1881 FULTON STREET,
N Sell excellent hat 50 90 and only charge 81 50 70
AAther iRm QUALITY MoLEsKIr AND NuTRIA HArs.
N B-PLuhf KETT 4 PAKDEssUs warrant their frs
quality hats be equaa the peTv least those OF othe
and the public that would utter
90 50. de9 I'm ne
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BARBApoks, Jan i6-In port bark Archibald Oracle, fro
AlsL ndr,s for Bons,,e same day; bngs Jones
do. Sid llth briG frontier, Of Calais for Ma,asIas,
CARpENAs, about Jan 2-!u port bark Cumbe land, ba
unknown
CAPE HAYTIEH. Jan lin port, schr Dean, Dowell.
Boston, s days
H?NoLULU, July 2'-Arr brig VIM Nelson, W. ston. Ca
fofns and sid Aug for Manila. Also sailed Aug II ba
Fame tof Mes London firm broken whaling
Boston (suppusss via Tahiti and Valparaiso she
eitised for those ports also,)
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SOLDERING IN HORSES.

Various theores have been advanced to account
for the salvation OF horses. Some contend that it
10 occasioned by the second growth of grass which
appears in August-the Enphat6ia maeulata of
botanists-others by red clover; others again con-
tend that it was brought on by spiders webs which
are sd numerously spread over the green grass to-
wards the close of the summer. fourth class at
tribute It to the lobela and to this last substance
we have no doubt. we are to look as the genuine
and sole cause of the disease in question. The
Maine Farmer has the following on the subject
sour own family horse, hearty and kind creature,
had not enjoyed the luxury of grass for three years,
and has been kept in good trim on hay with very
little provsnder. In July we had the barn filled
with our years stock of hay-sw from the field.
Soon after the horse began to eat, she commenced
slobbering abundantly Being quite out ofpatience,
we set our wits to work, to ascertain the cause
same told Us il was white clover, some said it must
be lobelia. On making strict examination, we
found that the last load put into the barn had much
lobslia and but little white clover in it. As an ex-
pertinent, we, for several days in succession pre-.
vious to.ieeding. were careful to Gull the hay by
hsndfuls, and pick out the lobelia. From this mo.
nsns The slobheriBg ceased. On giving the hay
without piekingit over the salvation began AGAIN
80 that We are perfectly satisfied that lObela is the
cause Of the slobbering of horses Can any one
ten us what win cure This SOLDERING. without ths
pains Of separating the Iobelis from the hay"
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MO NRO E ACADE M Y.

TUyHE summer term of the MONROE ACAD.
ENVY wilcommence On the second Monday
Of May, to continue twenty weeks.
Tuition from five to ten dollars per term, as
follows:
Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar,
Elocution, or Philosophy, rs 90
Astronomy, Chemistry, Practical &C.
dmetry or First Lessons in Algebra, s 90
Algebra, Legendre, or Surveying, 100
Moral or Mental Philosophy. Rhetoric,
Logic, Latin, or German, 90
French, Greek, or Hebrew, 10 90
TEXT BOOKS. 'q
Dauies' Mathematical course, uiz: Davies Arith-
metic, Davies First Lessons in Algebra, Davies
Elementary or Practical Geometry, Davies Bour-
don's Algebra, Davies Legendre's Geometry, and
Davies Surveying.
Grammar-By Lectures.
Elocution-Porter's Rhetorical Reader.
Geography-Mitchell's.
Philosophy and hemistry-Comstock's
.dstronomy- -OImstead's.
Botany-Mrs. Lincoln's.
Geology--Hitchcock's
Moral or Mental Philosophy-Wayland's. Z"
Rhetoric or Logic-W hateley's.
Latie-Andrews' Latin Series.
STEPHEN WOOD.
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GRApEs.-At an agricultural meeting recently
convened at Boston, a Mr. Merriam exhibited five
different kinds of grapes. which had been grown in
the open air, and in perfect state of preser-
vation, the flavor being as good as when picked
from the vine. The grapes were preserved in ma
hogany and cork dust. Mr.. Merriam says there is
no difficulty in keeping grapes through the year,
by packing in any kind of wood dust which will
not impart bad flavor to the fruit, or even by
preserving them in cotton batting. This is an i'm
portant fact to the cultivator of the grape, and
there is no reason why this delicious fruit should
not abound in the spring, as well apples or other
fruits.
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$5 90
6 90
z 90
8 %
10 90
Fruit Trees for Sale.

HyHE undersigned, still engaged in the Cuiti-
IL vation Of fruit trees, takes this mode of anoun-
cling to the Public, that he has, now. a large as
sortment Of the choisest kinds of APPLE TREES,
of good size, healthy and vigorous in growth,
which he offers atthe low rate Of $3.50 cash per
hundred. Give us call al Loydsvile Nurseries,
Belmont county, Ohio. Va. ! y. 4.
Feb ~, 1s47.-n5o-st.
P. 8. would further say that my trees were
not damaged by the Locusta