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Died.
PETER A. GARBANATI, Gate of London, England), af-
ter severe but short illness, aged 81 years.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend his fl
neral from his late residence, 10 aud Is Park Place.
O'Clock P. NJ (rbs day) Thursday. His remains will be
taken to Greenwood Cen etery for nterment
On Wednesday evening, the 9TH inst, Miss HANNAH
NAsH.
Her friends and relatives requested to attsnd her
funeral Thursday the 9th inst at her residences
Forsyth street from whence her remains will be taken
to Norwalk, Conn, for interment.
Ga Tuesday evening, at ca O'Clock, HENRY Towns
END, son of Eben T. and Almr& B. Starr aged years
months and Is days.
The friends of the family, as also those of Charles
Babcock and family invited to attend the funeral
from No 81 East 10th street. this day, (ThursdayD
o'clock P. M
The notice Of the death of Capt Wilcox of the schr
Edwin Francis published the Sd instant was not
rect The report originated in the death of the captain
Of the brig WATSON.
The members and friends of Excelsior Engine Com
pany, No are requested to at the engine house
this morning at Tx O'clock for the purpose Of attend
ing the funeral Of our late highly esteemed assoc ate
Pearce barrow. By order of the company, A C. Ha.
vens, foreman Samuel p. Titus, secretary
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Married..

On Wednesday, the 9Th instant by the Rev. Phineas
Rice, Mr.. JOHN VALENTINE BRocKAwEy, to Miss MARY
JANE WooD all of the city Of Brooklyn.
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or 81 o go to ~ EhS NO Auu street He a'so hys
nice Boots at 50 30 and 81 and his French Patent
Aeath-r Congress Boots for patcs 81 IS they be
beat Also the best of French Water Proof and
Cork Sole Boots to be found there OF any place in the city
equally lew FOR cash. -
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Being less than it the st Dec 1885, $3.50 SAT 40
This payment REDUCTION Of the debt within ths last
financial year effected by the cancellation, at tho
Treasury hundred and ty Thousand dollars tho
relief issues and by the receipt State stocks in pay
Of old debts which is allowed In certain BY
law.
There woul have been two hundred thousand dollars
Of the relief issues cancelled within the year. in accord
with the requirements Of the law but the payment
the interest which fell due the fret Of February
last, left the Treasury much exhausted, that the
which she ud have been cancelled the 3lst
March, was not then on hand 1t will be reoollectsd
that 1t became necessary to anticipate portion Of the
means Of the year. by loan OF 5000 000 to meet the
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noorhsaa,s Graduat.d magnetic Machines :

These hesunl instruments have received the universal
rendt'on Of the dica profession for their simplicity
tim, Nervous Diseases their Effects are of the
surprising Each by
manuel containing pl and simple drscton. for
application Manuf red and Sold wholesale and retail by
Chi is ,pfra
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aad quality III. market for sale the lowest terms whole
sale nnd Irttl, by s. n. Watson, Co. IS William street
one door below Wall ST. and Savage 90 Fulton Their
ceeoWnd hicheiieu go Pen, invariably warranted IN
81 only Gold Peas from 81 upwards Gold Pens repa ed or
~
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and the complete article manufactured, having
every requisite for geneman's toilet, aud travelling
Communion, invaluable For sale at g. SAUNDERS SON,
III Broadway, a few doors above Courtandt street.
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.diae in the city New York fsvorabs 10 the
nswS.I a a. & by the Lodge No
vii s's.r
e? the Of fpPontlG sgsiion inset ia eonyen
"a, to be held IN the city bany aud u transact sucn
g. rnrsNs OH kc Il, Barclay sITeet -Tne very Rev.
Dr. Ryder rre,sen, of The oIege Of the Holy Cross
day evening. Jan isis O'clock subject The Pa
Ri AuhoIiy beneficial to Society" ekss IS cents s,eh
G nj FS of the Lecture asd s. mic door 70. ssSh %
lecture will be posponed n The next sundy
pAkTNER WANTED 10 well established business, to
attend TO keeping the book, ard transacug the door
so desiring ayeta very small ameun, OF money, and OBJ
Mr. eSad b s ss Of tS e u
my 1883 Broadway
WANrED-sevesa Young, honest, Intelligent aud enter
$50 to losse themselves. in each of the large Of
sss se' Ys.ss .s r the
make Som sl5co 5000 The first wear with an most sure
Some are making at this rate Apply to lsR aEL POST
WANTED . s%,on ysnnf girl % ehsW6,!
Church street between Fulton and ve.ey streets
w ANTED-A situation. by respectable young womru,
Be given AppS i sT w best Of
GERMAN who SPEAKS aud write, bohsFrench and EDg.
S''ST san %'ss s%ss
as Gek or Porter ~ mercantile house preferred
good character will be given Pese inquire of Mi ROSE
10 Wall street.
A BOOK kEEPEk, &c.-Waned a situation oy person
who Is competentto keep set Of books and willing
make useful small salary only is expect.
60 Satisfactory references can be given. Address O. 1877
ts es;h TO LErmThe ,psci9o; basem.ut the
needed n that Si'H cas ali x.o' he
JOHN ri IS q street. Ss the premises Of
DEJRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE IN BROOK
- LYN.--' he House sgd Lot 1879 Henry, year STATE
sit' Brooky about msus. wat RON ~. soa,h Fer
~. Tsrms very easy. Apply 10 ". NJ. eMlTH, a. Wsn
sue -Nf0 N ~ q ''iNN
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ton TO their of Pen, Pocket aud Sporsmen
Knives warranted Kszo and polished Steel Goods, &C. AL
so for the nvenicnce Of their they have made
for the repair of all kinds of Cutery having
ged superior wokm.n, they will be enabled exscue all
orders that will satisfaction g. SAUNDERS
SON, 1T Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel
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M ITCH aLLS OLYMrlC THEATkE-On Thursday
WI Evening January 6th will be peIfomed the comic dra
Hollands Marion Mis-, Taylor Afts weh new farce G,st
eyed from LoEdon) entitled BOX COX-John Box Mr.
Hollaud James Tor, Couover. TO be followed by the
INVISIBLE PRINCE-Don Lcander, Mis-. Mary TAYLOR;
Diego, MIR Henry To conclude with the Farce of DEAF
AS pOST-1rsan Sappy, ar HOLLAND; Capt Templeton,
Mr. Chsurau; Sally Magss Mrs Timm-Doors at g. cur
tain at O'clock Dress circle, so ceGts; Boxes, 25 Pit
| shilliug
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Beauties of tho Opera, No. z, for january
ATWiL'. It HIS Union Repo,itory, announcing he ap
of the 7h No Of his Monthly Publication
spectiuy Of popular music TO sxami
nation OF this work. The Beauties OF the Opera"
the seventh month of its publication aud the liberal
given t. the work By the elite Of this country posi-
and the
month subscribers have already received than
eldd porrsis and hundred and thirty
music. thu of months The selections such
aevery lover OF good music must be graed with together
with OF reading matter connected
with the pubca ion. Like all valuable works. tn. Of
the Beauties of the 0peru" his already caused
TO be started by ether publishers; therefore, the
would ask Of the musical community in obtaining numbers
Tor examination tutscTpton observe that the
oTg"aiy and regularly published the Beauties of the
OPERA copvr sh'ed aad Issued from The establishment Of
the subscriber At month"; s. year payab
IN advance JOSEPH f. ATWILL, Sign Golden LIre, 20
Broadway. New York
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A L TIE HALL OE NOVELTY. corner OF Centre sud
"A Pearl slreets-ThBLEAUX WANTS. or tho Livieg
ns , y, s se an ~ h eosry IN sHie
Mlnstres Misses West and Codeia with Mr. SAMSON
Come Singer. and the Pearl Bel ringers w. II. Coiema n
Banjo Solos Admission sh IL Doors optn at g. to
&c al
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ROWERf TOE 4! N = hafsdayaeyeeing Jan eta, ISis
gnius Mr. W Marshali Icii,us. MIR W Clarke; App.us
tlaad,us Mr Titon; sccia. Deaiatus Mr. Bslsmy; VTs
MIA, Mrs Phillips; Sevia Mrs Jordan To be followed by
the EIulvageaEa of LA CHisELLE-Chisslis, Mr. Burke
Mr. Albert D q k Mr. teysn' Hghl,n' M, jordan Mrs AL
CHARL0rTE TEMrLE--Mr. Temple. NJ. Bethany; Capt
Moatave Mr. Hail. Charlotte Temple, Mrs Phllps Mile
La Rue. Mrs Madison Door, open 6-Curtan rises at T.
Boxes IS cents: PIT and Gallery l2h cents
iNHATHAM THEATRE.-Soe Prorrlctot El j.
- kLETCHER-stage Manager, MI Hield.-On Thurs,
day Evening Jan 6, the peyfo,msnce will commence With
FAIR ADy-Huy Gomez Mr. Held Donna Leoporn, Mrs
Wsy After which the NOBEL ARTlSrs IN ,hs W I'd sd
Habsas Corpus, Dr. VsIspse; Nate
representation Of the BATTLES o. MEXICO To COZ
clude with the ETHIOPIAN MELODIST3: Boxes %
cts-Doon open at 6k oclock-Perlormence will commence
at O'Clock
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Names Of Banks.
Agricultural Bank.
Albany TX. Bank.
Armenia Bank. .....
American Bank
American tx. Bank.
Atlas Bank........
Ballston Spa Bank. o..
Bank of Albion. ....
Bank Of Attica. 80.
Bank of cambridge.
Bank of Central NY.
Bank ofCommerce..
Bank of Coming.
Bank Of Dsnsvi le...
Bank Of Klnderhook.
Bank of Lake Erie.
Bank OF LOwville...
Blk Of N. Rochelle.
Blk OF Saratoga spgs.
Bank of silver Creek
Il NIX of Syracuse. :.
Bank Of Vernon.
Bank of Waterville.
Bank of Whitesto wn
Black River Bank.
Bowefy Banls. ......
Champl,in Bank.
Chemical Bank.
Chester Ban K .....
Commercial Bank of
Allegheny county.
Commercial Ba.k Of
Lockpoft. go.
Com n ercial Bank of
Rochester. go.
Com Bank Of Troy.
Cuyler's Bank.
Delaware Bsnk. ....
Drovers' Blk OF Catta-
iagus ccunty......
III BAT K Of buffalo.
tx Bauk OF Genesee.
TX u INK Of Lockport
farmers Blk Of AM
stcrJam. :. 80.
Farm Blk of Hudson.
Farmers Blk Of Nina.
FARM and Droyers'
Bank at Somers -.
FERN AMI Mechs Blk
oil Gene,cc ...
Farm and Mechs Blk
of Osden,5urgh...
farm and Mcchs Blk
of Rochester. ....
Font Piain Bank. -.
Ffk'iu Blk OF Chau-
tauque cnuAty.
franklin Co. Bank.
Fulton Bank.
U.nesee Co. Bank.
Heury Keeps Bank.
Hungeriord's Bank.
James Bank.......
kirkland BenK go.
Lorkport Bank and
Trust Company.
Long Island baak...
Lnfher Wrisht's Bk
Me chs Bkg Asso'n.
Merchants Bank of
Z Csnludsigua.
NJ erchanti Bank of
Chsutauqucto...
Me'chants' Bank In
.roughkecpsie..
Msrchts' aud Farms
Bank of Ithaca
Mchts' aud Firmers'
,Bk Of Putnam Co.
Middietown Bank.
Mohawk Valley Biz
NJ Y. State Stock
.Security Bank
n. Y. stock Bauk..
North Blk. of N. Y.
North Exch. Blk.
North River Bank. I
o. Lee & Co.'S Bank
Palmyra Bank.
Patchin Bank 49,.
Pine Plains Bank.
Powell Bank. $50.
Pratt sville Bank
Rochester kk.....
state Blk Sauseriics
So folk County BIZ.
Unsailia Bens. -.
Warren Co. Bnnk.
Washington Co bk
VIII tc flain, Bank.
Whites Bk BnH'o.
W loser Sherman's
Bank ....
-
Totals..,...S2i,.
There we're small "a
Of niaety-ay and II
the market by ths g
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n Ark THEArnE.-Mes g. SANDS LENT & cos

DARK THEATnE--Mes g. SANDS, LENT cos
Il AMERICAN CIiCUB--Ths mammoth Eauestrian
Troupe is performing nghty the above establishment
Among priac.ps periorners are Mr. n Sands and his
children, Maurice and jesse, M,Nes H'm,nteI. and
Pentand sam Lahrop, and GARNER. Clowns; Messs
Stout Sergeant, McF arIlnd Mons Cane, Sig Perez, Rug
AID eassphs,. Twin Ponies FshtsS Poa,s: Csasrlii.
Boxes, 2o Gallery, 26 poos open at ~ performance
commences at o'c lock Particulars bills N. BA
grand afternoon performance every Saturday commencing
OF
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A CAsD-OL! MriU IHEA1RE-Mr; Holland re
n specially informs his friends aud The public thar his be
n-dt will take place Friday, jan 1919 when will be
formed he last popular farce Of BON AN COX to be
Of Trptoemas Muddlewsrk o Mr. Msh,l, Asr which
variety Of other enertainnen The whole to conclude
with new farce, entitled LuXElN A GAREEf, or the
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Totals. salt,s,7,a assess o,sosss 1891 ,lsa
There we're small sales Of New York State ves to-day
Of niasty'dye and II larger amount wss forced upon
the market BY ths Comptroller, 10 winding up ths "
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RUNAWAY THEATKE-MK LOVEK'S BENEFTT
- and last appearance On Thursday Evening. January
MASARTaY MORE Nine r Mt, Of the Lawn !sf ar
followed by the liable farce Of YOUNG AMERICA,
Mr.. pooey Mr. Hadswav; Mr.: poo!ey, Mrs Watts To
Eeeaom-Phi Purcell Mr. Lover; Nick Mo9'nsy M Mr.
(2dter 50 cents Upper Boxes IS cents; Gallery i2h cents
Doors t6L o'cncs. performance commence att.
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FDH-There was an arriv Il OF Halifax mackerel re-
ported but we heard of no sales either in dry cod
mackerel.
FRUIr-The market for bunch rsisins was steady at
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sas4,e7s 70
~. s,977,o2o 80
. 4,36l,704 so
}. s,6so,sls u
$50 800 IS
the LIST Deem
:. o4s, ssI 90
642,6SS 81
6 l92 30
2962l2 Is
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

II viii be for them to determine whether they will their
position in the Mexican Conederacy II they prefer be
independent they may justly 50 proclaim themselves Our
citizens may certainly emgrate thhe and cooperate with
them in establishing their Government is question of
waging war against friendly Power, which would be
trary to our laws because does not follow that any will
arise"
No question Of, war Certainly not. Neither
was emigrating into Texas matter of war. But
how did it turn out We have just made peace
with Mexico We have prescribed the boundaries.
We have bought all the territory we want, and
more. And now, before the ink is dry the treaty,
we have the officers Of our army and intelligent
citizens conspiring to dismember Mexico and ex-
cite rebellion among her people
The success of this scheme will depend much
upon who is President. If Mr.. Jefferson were
President, he would treat the orignators Of this
plan as he did Aaron Burr. But we live in other
times and among other men. y Gen. TAYLOR is
President, these schemers ,ciH be defeated He
will be very apt to teach them both better morals
and better manners.-.Atias.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05
THE ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

As is too often the case, it appears, from the
New Orleans papers received on Monday, that the
teegraphic communication from the Charleston
Courier, which we published on Saturday last gave
entirely erroneous view Of the latest intelligence
from Mexico
The papers before us state that Gen. BUsTA-
MENTE, of the Government troops, was the victo-
IN the late engagement near Guanajuato. This is
directly the reverse Of the report by Telegraph,
which gave the victory TO Gen. PAREDEs, of the
revolutionary forces.
parts of the news:
FROM THE NEW ORLEANS TIMES JULY %.
Additional files Of Ei Monitor Repu6Ecano came to hand
yesterday, extending to the lth instant, inclusive.
Gen. BusrAnESrE has at length begun to act with
vigor. At the head Of 1000 men, disciplined troops he
advanced from Silao the 81 instant and, after few
rmishes with the outlying pckes of his adversays forces
driving them in he pushed forward the 9th instant he
made powerful demonstration against line Of forts cover
ing the city Of Guanauao mutually protecting ono another
and completely commanding the natural entrances into the
place.
The rebels were strongly posted and fought with detem-
naon but they were successfully dpossessed Of several
commanding eminences and strongest enrenc
mens by the assauting troops, whose ardor according
Bustamenes despatch to the Government difficult TO
restrain but as his object merely make reconnos-
sance with the view Of striking decisive blow his orders
Gen. Mrsos, who led, return his original position
after the information sought obtained In the conflict ON
the 9th, twentyseven of the rebels killed and sixty
wounded The loss sustained the troops
five killed and twenty wounded The rebels hemmed
in, and, according to Busamente dheaened The latter
was preparing TO follow up his with all possible vgor
Intelligence from San Felipe announces that Gen. PAmEpEs
very strong in Guansuso whilst the information direct
from thence states that be has but 400 troops with him. the
remainder Of his followers being the rabbe whom the hope
plunder has drawn to his standard
The feeling Of the country, il we may Judge by the public
declarations Of the Governors Of the different States is decd
edy hostile to the insurecdons These unconarcs de-
nounce PARKpKs and his plan in unsparing terms.
Still LATER.-The United States steamship M,c Or
leans arrived here yesterday, eighty hours from Vera Cruz
The latest intelligence from the interior reports the deea,
Of PanEDKs by BUsrAMEsrKplace Of combat not known
Private letters from Touca and other places in the interior
that domestic aud political difficulties have com
menced. General ALvARgz in the west and PAnEpEs in
the east leading the insurgents against the existing Gov
ernment.
Intelligent Mexcsns Of Vera Cruz in the face Of the re-
ported defeat Of PAREDEs, and without conradcng it, affirm
that he will overurn the Government Of HEnnERa.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

on equal footing with their fellow citizens Of other statss
will only be because they H not If Congress should think
proper to forbid oil sale Of intoxicating liquors in the Terrific
PES could be said they had made unequal law and had
prevented those whose property in and those who will
kse it from going there
MI O. said he insisted that the bill for the territorial gov
nment OF Oregon should be passed by itself Il had
exion or relation TO New Mexico California. II
Fhat oregon had been used to get in Texas, and
now some desired to unite with New Mexico and California
and see It would be equally effective to them Such
the character OF the Senate bill this morning brought to this
House.
There was once established compromise line called the
Missouri compromise provided that no slavery should ever
exist north OF latitude 360 30 territory we there owned
South OF that was 10 be lett to the people there This set
tied part forever ee The present opposed conpro-
mise leaves Oregon TO itself free admit slaves as
the people there please Then the whole amount Of this bill
is to obteate the compromise line Or more properly to re-
it up latitude 49, and x SETTLE and establish
freedom nohere and at the time to settle nothing for
New Mexico California this subject and 10 deny them
all power to settle it for themselves.
The people Of the free States desire compromise that
is compromise Of principle. They simply desire that our
free territory should be kept free, and they will be satisfied with
law the subject which leaves any degree doubtful
The law must be direct positive and unambguous absolute
y fobddng slavery in the Territories. Any thing short Of
this. will but raise the cry Of rpea repeal and increase the
cause Of agitation
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05
THE EXPEDITION TO NEW MEXICO, sc.

The Matamoros Flag of the 9th July has the
following in reference to the military expedition to
New Mexico and California
ssWe have seen copy the order Of Gen. WooL relative
the organization Of this expedition Of which Lieut. Col
WAsHISGTos is have command. It will be composed Of
five companies Of dagoons each seventy strong, and
company Of light artillery hundred strong. Two Of the
companies Of dragoons Camgo and three COM
panies Monterey with the company Of artillery Breye
Major GRAHAM will command the Dragons. Captain E.
X. KANE assistant quartermaster, and Assistant Surgeon
BoorH here serving with the 10Th infantry, under
orders proceed with the expedition. We informed
the troops will march from Monterey by the way OF Moncova
and Chihuahua point near the Paso del Nore from
whence company Of Dragons and the artillery company
will proceed Santa Fe, and four companies of Dragons
march Monterey, California. Captain KANE is in
Camargo actively engaged in preparing train Of wagons
and the necessary supplies He has orders to select
many Of the best wagons and teams belonging to the United
States may be necessary, and will have every thing sup
piled in the best The train will probably exceed
three hundred wagons. Captain KANE is Of the most
energetic and seiceahe officers in the service and will have
every thing about him properly arranged The best horses
have been selected Of those belonging the Sd da-
goons, replace such may be considered rate,
the companies about march, The train will leave Camago
about the end Of the present month"; and the whole expedition
take its departure from Monterey about the 10th Of August
An order from Col. WASHINGTON gives notice that no
person whatever not in the employment Of the United States
who may be disconnected from the military service, will be
permitted to accompany the expedition.
The Flag of the 18th says "Matamoros has in great
assumed the appearance that presented
years ago. The last of the troops leh the city yesterday
leaving behind them only few officers Of Government
who will remain until quarters prepared for them the
opposite bank Of the river The city is quiet and orderly
apparently the best feeling existing between the people Of the
nations"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05
FROM YUcATAN.

The New Orleans Times has lately received from
Campeachy file of the Boiefin to the 18th ult.
appears by the contents Of these papers that the war has
taken favorable turn for the Yucaecos severa fights are
therein recorded in which the Indians have been sgnay de
feated Al Tunkas at souta, and Kays although the
Indians were vastly greater in number they were routed with
terrible slaughter The Bofefin, IN summary Of twenty
three encounters which gives, estimates the killed Of the
enemy o27 and 2o5 made prisoners The total los 81
the barbarans for the month Of June amounts 10 $40 men
AT this rate the Yucaecos viii the ground they
have lost.
Ten thousand dollars Of the thirty thousand given by the
Government Of Mexico in aid Of Yucatan had reached Cam
peachy.
Commander BIerLow. u 8. navy has furnished the COM
nandant Of Campeachy with quantity Of arms and amnu
milton.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

COPHlsMs Of the Protective Policy, by f. Bastiat,
- volume, translated from the French, edited BY Doctor
Francis Lieber
INDEX Subjects the Review. and other PERI
odcals which indexes have been Published arangeda-
phabeticaly, complete in volume.
/ FALLACIES OF THE FACULTY new edition from the
5th London. volume.
THE PLANETARY AxD STELLAR WORLDS, Popu-
lar exposition Of the great discoveries theories OF modern
astronomy by o. M MITCHELL Of the Cincinnati Observsto-
~. volume.
TABLES OF L0GARITHMs OF NUMBERS, ana o.
Lines aud Tsngents for every seconds OF the
Professor Loomis, Of the New York University volume
This day received by r. TAYLOR. augs