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TWELVE LECTURES

an COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY. delivered before
Nf.h- owri. Irsult- in Boston. January sud February
l8f, by Jrfr-s yunu. ID 1hs study ~ phy- Orey j.
lauglg u ale receiving g-gt"r shave - rubc attention
snf ih- WORK u Prot WyrsT Gppesrs very Yporiu -s
and = admirably rsc1 st-d 10 ne ih@ good work srf
,loVi.og sud fo t-hc. I'os rom Na'is- 10
y. ures God Th- s.,~ruon of STUDENT ard ih' ON. o.
generally ecied o. il-.r 91pI ~ Lacu' ~ s.-
ho'-ss's and iss4il BY Dr@ TT pkNtNPt
mol 2ls rnhIf- BlI... ..
nHACAULAY'S ESSAYS AND REVIEWs,
sIEfNG 4 SELECTION II he most eloquent psisfe-s
from us wflnss Pucs ln cloth t.' md 81 c-r's
paper Forrv -rspu hl bee real nz '-n tY Fms sfd
ild HE ESSAYS aud K-vi--s p ''.l-i a0d ~
sale Vholosaie s-d retail ~ DEWITT / DAVENPORT
m}l .H- Irbuns dimes
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Z Missy HI IIUTNHs, bT0AdWAY NoI~frn PTIncs aud
Sprng T co l-cii)n. the largest 10 the world, and
he Only " the Kind m his country exhibits Tire differ
.s-s ~ society n China me form of Government
ard cgstOus In the Ars Religion Laws
Literature srcufurr Trades and Nanufacrufes IL con
ss II arsr q cures u the sk- OF life several
hundred paintings suf,a. apartments, vessels models 81
..urs houses sud bridges specimens Of manufactures Of
safous kinds agricultural sud m"ChGnich! peinens inu
,irsl INSTRUMENTS, lanterns. 10 Sc.
Open daly from \ 81 ull lOYN Abundance - cents
On ron under L. .sacs Of aga nall nrice II i-f
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~ O. e. Of -. r. Ths X w Graod Lodge Of the
S4e II New York viii hold session Al The Grand LODI
Room National Hall Cgnalsi This Monday evening, al :
o'clock preciGely By order
a. "a BENJAnlN J PENTZ. Grand Secretary.
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ttuAhDINt-To let 10 Two sins le genil, MEN IN a
tPaual pil'"e isnny, pleasant the FIRST door
Nth or without breakfast and Apply al - Chfy.ue
- HSl SS IuSrhs
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GENERAL NOTICES.


tSr kbickcrbockr Magazine for Aprii.-
The hnieserbocker Tor April 10 lhii day published Il
hss eighteen ousins psqes IN prose and including
Chapter on Women which all married A. well IS
Angle women viii read, for Il ioucles h-n both very
nearly; erspmc picture OF The Mammoth ave. en-.
mcay, very inieresa sketch OF Travels IN Ts.;arv
and MongoAs - with leaves rom an African journal"
The Baukumville Chronicle" &c The Literary Notices
o, New Publications. elaborate, and sccomp sn!ed ~
numerous extracts " The Fitors Ts5e." which il
more cop'ous han u.us con,sns beside admirable pa.
per with anecdotes personal history, &c ihe Clergy
OF Anerica the following varied Gossip with Readers and
Corres pondetu
! The God Fever D-sr E4,.-AsoundirF Ir'eihg erc@
from tp- ~ lcs TIL. Departure - Nirtcr Deferred
Article Poeucsi Apo gg for 1h-fl hy sh@uisn-
s. Tue QIesuon Of VINO "a M-isii 20 ss,l.i.ctoriy
Answ-rrd Passages rom 80 Ds0oufses- The De,i 70"
Of Resuuecon: The General Resurrection a1d Jul{
m-ni' Testimony Confined BY tNpefle,r. = ~ ~
Of Re zion - There ht be ~ hi 10 u-t-rh Inc
Ice BREAKER OF ne tpprr fen"o,oot rh 49,,
"ysieC Of ruhnR' win A. ii4.irsuon 'ns Al.siCa Al
Dr4us.ic As.ociation. Odd fo-.os ~ Il
II a, apn,e,. 10 s,ncho The Wordllne r. Neglec,-1
CouDsnion, - Modern R.hnemsnis of Ciesulness
OF a steady prins-r' Is The Bible u Word 10 'Js-
vents. Tho Dream Of Youth 10 photographic c.
HenI Her 20 I.nes Winter by x : Chiffon ssg
n A London Review Of Misc Lnry Hooper. Poe'i.sl
Naris . Inauguration Scenes ~ Washington = Nv
bresch-. 81. my Bree hes pstteic song 3 Aev e..
10 a Nr~ n-dsro teifENah- - To W y =. a Iu-
c.f Coior-d tplsu" y Trschahe S0irii io p DRY
Nurse ~ Down among he Dead Men : q l-ry Ans.
Thu Od Duichmen asiin. TN VI ,uu-
inert 81. Dcuhiui Query. 81 An 'Ighde' Counter
psrt To p 81 S,u.e hing I, Tst.' :, =
Me- ic.e - Remlniscenis L'rfs 90 sight that IA
3 Caution 81 Voices fom Nursery ,g Ls.t 1t
Ter ~ tlpse To Arrard 81 Sam-ie,s Auhors An Re-
Jp'nder 10 an An Catholic fgigrsu a. s hss fr SD
men. - sonnet WnUsu sfer resdlng k-es 4 TIE
Ubq1iiy q a Bore 81 Pu.nsms New Publications d
\ Spacious Advertisement 70 The Working Farmer
q. Specimen Of Arabian Poetry - To Correspondents
Sc &c
7 ms per snnum IN sdvaoce Published by
~ u.s. SAMUEL HUSTON ia Sss
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THE rEAD SEA EXPEDITION.

Caroline FRY.
An Autobiography md Letters ~ The suitor - The
L.,ter-f." Chusi Law" In sol LIMO - ceuis
ulI III.
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o-T- On saturday. Msrch 81, red morocco pocset
l I,Jck containing s. lu ia bank his ard Bowery BanE
h, on he WY from bOw-ry Bank 20 Catherine 81
R,rrv The Under NJ he ibessy rewarded by leaving II
y .h NJ & De Bevo.e. s. CSlheri est y. Y ~ J.
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AZ a NJ VS. NJ tkta Az Ut~Et VI I
DBARNu ~ Manager ard Proprietor, } Greenwood,
Jr hssssni Manager Splendid performances every amer.
noon 8 every evening ~ - O'Clock Tho celebrated
Quaker Giant snt 0lsutsss hl nave relfu"do this cy.
sd may dag ard evening this week ~ hs esshs
m-nf with tho Mammoth Lsdy Vho weighs 5n b', mess-
-t srouni lhs waist and 81 inches srouud the arm
Ttsris th- Fairy Qrern. Aiso engaged the celebrated
MaGneN Family, VINO composed lsrge portion II the
Raves They appear a. each entertainment IN Their won
ier4 rymuasrc p-formsrceS, iughpble psniominer SC
Goat ost-rn The isusre Ccn-- an Miss Leslie Pe.e
Morris Mammoth Ross Wax Scripture Slauary, Hsdsm
Rockwell. fortune teller. Admission . cent?; children
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~ The Farmers Club meet al the Aneii, Ia
stibtr Rooms, $50 RrOstwgy -sdsy, Ami II noon
stuffed: Seeds aud Gratis ~ q CnuirVs G'G1s vii
be- distributed exchanged. PeTsOrs having co
Admission free
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W Into VI tFFW- ' tIh UhN EfIr HNfTf0ad
Mortgage Bond. The defsie ned hgyirs ado ~
vsnces on so00o0 Of tns sbovensned BoDds viii offer
h- ~ sale TO 'he ghesi bio der for cash and will
sealed p5oPoss5 fr The purchase u the whole auy 2O
uol Of them, 81 their or p, - Walls. Until the III Apui
Al 3 Gc'ocF al which time The bids will he opened
These bonds each for CO., payable IN 10 yesrs bear
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let March and September 10 each year AID secured by
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copy Of bond ard mortgage with a, Other necessary IT,
formation relating theret,, may be ohaLed rofire
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4 KbSPhtr TABLE single gentleman wishes To-
n ut one OF two well "a shed rooms tn- first Apcr pre
ierIrh. u or without beard IN house IRE no
home Address line with es name ana sisted terms
which es iorpefnAnency mu,t be moderate, { nj the
uiIca u Ibis papel. 81 ~.
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~ I. IL. Of %. II. Beacon lodge No. 24S,-
The members Of this Lodge are requested to ell. I'd spo
cis meeting 81 the LOjge ROlm,l32 BOwery his MOnday)
.liemcoa at o'clock precisely, for The purpose f paginR
ihs lat tribute Of respec isie worthy bo.h.r Gro
BAILEY By orderOf WIN. r. TOMpKINS, ". q.
+ o. MANSON, Secretary - ITO
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK Fon 1850.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, July "a, 1874

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Prouisions and Clothing, July "a, lS49.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Beef" and Proposals for Pork" as the case
may be- will be received at this office until O'Clock
p. M, on Monday, the 9th day of August next,
for furnishing and delivering free of all cost and
risk to the United States
Five thousand four hundred barrels of navy
beef, and four thousand eight hundred barrels OF
navy pork;
Each barrel to contain not less than two hundred
pounds nett weight Of beef or pork no excess OF
weight in either article will be paid for. To be
delivered at the respective navy yards, follows
Ba,rsls beef. BGvrels pork.
At Charlestown, Mass. L. 800 1000
At Brooklyn, NJ Y.........l,8 800 1000
At Gosport, Va........... Il 800 LOCO
5,4O0 $500
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-16

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