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CARPETlNGS,

W. TRACY is now opening extensive assortment OF
d, rich Tapestry, Velvet, Won Brussels and other
scrption OF FASHIONABLE tARPE1INtiS, selected
by Mr. T. L. CHESTER, al the principal manufacturing
Adjustments in England and embracing all the latest up
proved designs For sale al S3roadWayt Two doors above
the Hospital . e. 49,. .." +.
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THE BEST uMBREILAs N AMERICA

+ THE BEST UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA
ISAAC SMITH ~ 90 would inform the public anI par
ruary their customers, whom they lave been unable 10
supply ur lime past that they are now tthey hlnk)
able 10 fulfil any order ipr their Snrf LsHM t6'tE4S'
well known Suiihs Super Umbrellas
They have ALEC hand every variety ri Cotton and G's
ham Umbrellas which they will sell low for cash or credit
ISAAC SMITH a 90, Wholesale Manufacturers,
No 2G Pearl street, New York,
-. No - Mix street Boston, Mass.
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TT LLOYD has ingeniousy succeeded in in
IL. venting n Compound Of such delightful
nature as TO render The hardest and toughest skinso
fair, and docately white
Ladies' Riding, Gardening, or Painting, and GEN
llemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing. Cricketng,
Rowing, &C., or any amusement or exertion preju-
dicia to the hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
plcasingy eilicacous in removing oil hardness stain,
redness, and all othet cu,aneous Disagreement pre-
venting and rendering tie skin soft fair and phable
From the nice combination Of Basamic ingredi.
ents introduced into tho composition, they form
fine Creamy Laher, with the hardest or Sea Water,
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths. They produce the most aoftening and re-
fre.hing sensation, and will be found an excelei
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains,
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with fsrsyn
countries, as they will retain their virtue in anycli-
mate. For sale by CHAS. STOTT
Drug 4 Apoih, corner Of IN & Pa au.
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TIN WARE. TIN WARES.

MERCHANT
rnlE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention
L Merchants visiting this city, Tor the purpose ~ selecting
shock goods iDr he Fail and Winter sales 10 his exe
si,e stock 81 Tin, JdpnRlrd Sheet Iron and BrifdBiio
ars comprising general variety, which has been manu-
red IN his establishment and by the best worknet
the ety. all OF which is offered Al extremely low prices
Pare from tn. different states, Will hhd u greatly u
their atVantsge call tk establishment where lheJ
viii lind every variety al Tin Ware prices HAT VII! no
la to please Goods will be carefully PACKED and SEM Il
any part OF the rlty iree "i charge .
-. ". ALFRED H. REP
No 335, Dallor ST. above the Globe I'm
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New Carpet Warehouse.

ballard PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that they have removed from the old stand
long occupied by them, the large and cnmmoous Ware.
house, recently erected OH the north side oi
BROOhtIELD STREET.
short diatance from Washington street. where they
for sale extensive oil English and American
Carpeiings of all qualities do do Stair Carpetnes; Heart
Rugs; Bookings Straw Mlinrs &r. sc.
Also, English and American Painted Floor Cloths, Of al
dimensions.
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BOOK & JOB PRINTING

or all descriptions, done with nentness and
despatch, mt the National WING ONCE,
over sin,ms' store, and opposite jack
son Hall, PennsyIvania Avenue,
Washington.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

CORNER FULTON AND PEARL sTRKErs.)
TUE PROPRIETOR Of this Hotel desires To return his
thanks TO his friends and the travelling portion Of the
community generally for the iayors which they Lave be,
slowed upon him he opened his establishment, and 10
assure them that he will spare exertons To render his
hose worthy oi the patronage OF which he Inns already re-
ceiyed 50 liberala share. Board per day y 70
H. JOHNSON.
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PLUMEE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Concert Hail. Penn. Aeenue, near BrOlrnS Hotel.
THE proprietors Of The above celebrated establishment
sky ortaI light they taking Pictures, which they
confidently believe have never been equaed since ne dis
cUrefy OF The art by Dagnsrre
Among The many advantages this light possesses over al
others Is Tie geai facility by which GROUPS from two I,
twenty tRken each likeness in the group being eqan
clear and dsnc This Is degree o perfection III taking
groups attained by the usual mode.
This light peculiarly adapted for taking children
of any age, only second being required for setting
This Gallery contains the largest collections In the world
of distinguished men taken from life,
ADMITrANcg FREE ...
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A II YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors west Of
~ Browns Hotel Pennsy avenue, keeps constantly
on hand large aud elegant stock Of ready made clothing
In want 1 suit for immediate use may rely upon getting
goods Of The beat yaity and made equal 10 the best be
spoke work All garments warranted represented
Prices very low Also, large and elegant assortment,
furnishing goods.
Mens,resaktn aud suits made 10 order. One price
ty, Terms cash
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~
WOOD are regular correspondents Of Hs Post
TERMS THE terms to single subscribers SO per
annurn in avance-s3 " not paid in advance For S. in
advance, one copy will be sent three years
TERMS TO CLUBS, I'm order 10 accommodate the
large number who wish take fa class paper hu mis-
lowing low or cubso be sent IN the city al.
dress, and 10 The country To one post0ffice
Four copies, So Ooper ann.
Eight F" land one 10 agent or the get
ternp Of the rluhJ l0O "
Thirteen I" (snd one 10 agent The get
trrup Of the club) Ii 90 Z"
Twenty tand agent ihe get.
tsr.up Of the clubD 90 90 "
THREE COPIES of the Saturday Evening Post and
ONE of either Godsys Ladys Book Granam's Maya
zine, Tor SIX DOLLARS
The money for clubs be always sent in advance
Sbsr ripons way he sent al risk When the sum Is
large dram should be procured, " pnashlete cos Of
which may be deducted from the amount. Address,
DEACON d PETERSON,
&C South Third 1hirt street. rhladelpht,
ny Editors copying the above, or who will give fair
the paper not that II shall he nr0isra b,
be Bofred) In their editorial columns shah he entitled. ia nm
exchange Such already entitled to an exchange Tor
the current year. shall receive our thanks.
~ b. Any person DESTROYS 0f receiving copy of the
POST sample can he accommodated by notify ing lie
publishers by letter postpaid.
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MwKING SON,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS,
4i6 BROADWAY

DIvoT REVOLVING CHAIRS Redundant Revolving
Chairs, S-lfaetng Extension Recumbent Chairs. Dentist
Chairs Improved Invalid Wheel Chairs Branch Reading
Writing Desks and every variety Of Mechanical Chair
for comfort and convenience, III. 4.
Also. by permission, manufacturers OF Major SERIES u
& A. Travelling Invalid Chair 49,. ,e'
Fashionable Cabinet Furniture made 10 order
M " HING Tircr New York f..
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II D U y Il ID d II ID IL nj Il Y
CARRYALL FOR SALE.

=. THE subscriber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
E.u HOUSE and LOT on The souil, side Of Maryland
Avenue between A and 9Th streets, for sale cheap and
accommodating terms lie thinks il unnecessary 10 give
here description Of the property, those who wish TO
purchase can eu AMI examine for themselves
ALSO, Il FINE FAMILY CaRRyAII, OF late style, The
trimmings aud In taste, Those who wish pur.
chase will find this barrain II can be by calling on
the subs, riber, CALEB FARMHOUSE
jan Maryland Ave, south side between Al Il SIS,
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Turk satin pnrasois and PnrasoIettes.

Turk satin Parasois and Pnrnsoiettes.
TUE suttcbera have hand large assortment oi
eartn and black Turk Sifin watered aud plain change.
able rsrlsos AMI Pdrasoies suitable tor the incest rsi
iTais.
Alec, are now manufacturing In large quantities. their
wel.knOwn super Umbrellas.
Also, very great variety Of Umbrellas and Plrasos Of
every quality,
Jnhbss ami country merchants will please give call
ISAAC SMITH Co, Wholesale Manufacturer,
oct y' $50 Pearl It., y. Y, and % Milk ST., Boston.
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HAVING TAKEN the spacious, airy, and elegant estab
IL lishment formerly known AK the AlIiAMBRA, No,
F7 broadway, takes pleasure in announcing TO strangers
visiting The city and to the public that his Saloons
open their reception They lHve been improved deco
rated, aud newly furnished; and every effort has been
made render them The attractive and agreeable
place of resort in this country,
The large saloon is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain and is 0fnamented with the
choicest Plants and Flowers Ices and Dcacies OF every
kind are served here during their seasons The rooms
above where there well stored BAR with choice Wines
and Liquors Of great variety, devoted exclusively TO
gentlemen The yisIer, whether seeking good PRONE.
find them ut No. b37.
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COLUMBIAN HOUSE

CHESStrT STREET, philadelphia
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
accommodation Of their guests and respectfully solicit
a sIare al patronage, BAGLEY, MACKENZIE 4 co,
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piano Forte Mandatory and Ware II oon
l31 Thrill Avenue New York

~ WORCESTER offers for sale large assortment Of
III. choice Piano F0TiFf from 10 Ocaves, in elegant
Rosewood and Mahogany cases all NJ which are manniar
tr, under hg supervision and iar le on reasonable
terms .. . .
nv tyetng his personal attention 10 the touch and tone
81 lbs nsnmenln, which have hrreGioFe been considered
utriy,Ifa lie viii endsayor to maintain their previous
mutation, and ~ speo tfly socts examnatoii from Pro
E.seors, Ausisnts and the pnhlIc,
r.mm1nus warrrnoni has recently been added Ia hia
lnsnnf,riary which viii AFFORD increased facilities IN Tie
\ nj IA
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ROCK. SWAN 4 INGLls,

A RE- constantly T1rrNing
II Appleton 4 urh brown She.tinFi Carroll ~ do do
Appleton N inch brown Shriugs; Carroll ~ inch do 10
Hamilton d brown auh bleached Shr.thas
d. l4-i brown aud b,ehchtd She,inRR
Do do ID ShernHR
10 brown, bltarhed. and dyed Canton Flann.la
Do twl.d Surfing SuPes, ~ aud inch, do rel BocE'
fngH
DO Series, Cotton Blauketinrs. &c.
do Prints. taw aud " siiablr styles
Suffolk brown, blsHehtd and blue Driliinss
Also, great variety ol Plaid linssys, Cloahnga, Cot
touas Apron Clerks, Ungbans ac sc, which ihey Of
lei or sale al No 81 PHc street,
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SOFAS! SOFAS!!

.------<-+---, A FRESH supply nt good and cheap
g. ll..s2r, SOFAS, jus. received. AT the following
~ 4s.!!sSS prices-I Il, p -, SO, -, AZ and 40 dol
- lars. Alsu daily expected fine loi 81
Mahogany and Black Walnut PARLoR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all Of which will he sold agrea bargains, al The
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fellows Hall
ith street, between ID and l. streets.
All in will please cali and examine the articles for
themselves. 5. ID. BROWN.
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U,IfE NEW YORK FIRE INsi RANab LoMrASl, ~
recent ari OF the Legislature Is authorized - take Ma.
Tins and Fire Risks under the new itle 81 NE NEW ioRk
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
fsS and isi5 and possessing null Capital Of s2o0OO with
surplus affords ample security 70 an persona making Ma
BIZ terms as OTHER similar Institutions application at Tie
once OF the company No ~ Wall street, (aOinns the
Courier a Enquirer oihceD
DIRECTORS. ...
oliver III Jones Joseph n Lorl
samuel 5, Howlsuh William Spencer
Samuel q Harriet Jubal Terbell
Horace brooks George Lovet
John Clapp , Curils. Vanderbilt
Walter X, Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas II. Mills, Isaac n seymour .,.
Hamilton Biyhenburgh Israel C0rse
Oliver b Tweedy Josiah o. Law
Walter X, Jones, Ir. John e. Andrew
Andrew A Pilot John Even
Abraham II. DAVIS Charles Mlulurn
Horatio N Stebbus .Ees.
% H. JONES, President
n uEpERHILI, Secretary,
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GEORGE ). BYRD,
MANUFACTURER AID wHoLEsAtE DEALER IN
Umbrellas, ParaSOls and Sun Shades

NO, IaU FenFI 8. opposite Nfdar, NJ.
COUNTRY merchans and wholesale dealers will always
u find at the above establishment, RneSensive assortment
0f TrhfBRELLAS, PAR1SOLS, PiRdSOLEI1ES,
and SIN SHADE from planes description 10 the most
pltmlia ever offered in the United States; and from the
improve he has recently introduce ed into his manuic
ry subscriber enabled 10 sell at lower prices than
ever, either for cash Of approved credit.
GEORGE y byrd,
OCT s. ly'. leo Pearl street, opposite Cedar.
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T.. j.. STOUVENEL s. Co,
No. 90 Cold street md No. 3 John street
near Broadicay,
New York,
MANUFACTURERS. WHOLESALE and
I'VE RETAIL. DEALERS in

CIiL.N.a. GLASS, AND Lamps,
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Candcabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articles warra nted
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired
Goods loaned TO parties.
" Oil al wholesale and retail
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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JNDEIiBLE INK without preparation, at 81 clf per box
/ Fnr Rdis by aE CHARLES STOTT
Druggist aud Apothfcaty,
A Prime sTiicI. u VANILLA BEANS on hand, aud
~ Tor sale CHARLES STOTT, Druggist,
corner OF eth street and Pa. avenue.
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES.

THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which is felt in the
accuracy and perfect adjustment Of tliese Scales Is such
HAT they have come 10 be regarded as tie standard from
whirh there IL appeal ,ra.
Scales of lie above manufacture Of every required modi-
fcaot graduated to The English French Spanish, Polu.
gtesc, aud Chinese standards, for exploration and home
Trade, constantly hand, aud for sale by ~
Oct X ly' FAIRBANKS co, 81 Water ~
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HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE

HULUENS DULLAN WANAZlNE !.
LARGEST CiEAPEST! BEsTtt
80 = "a 80
VOL. III. COMMENCES JANUARY !, l5i9.
. m :,
month.'i'
i ~ h aea fanny niaaaI'net uSersail' acknow
sheI oe se ~ he n "cs ~ M pun
s,,a IN i, ~ II, shsnrih ' ~ ~ ~ Neiiie WY,
~ .ini, s,a; Ioat ,inis hhleauFtsh'Ta'er WI
" ",,y. - (, ,.,r,,,, ''''"s
AMERICAN PORTRAITS,
AMERICAN TALES,
AMERICAN SKETCHES,
series Of Engravngs. from the paintings Of o,r hest
artists. including Cole Ggnoux, Durand Edmon,is and
others s in vigorous preparation and the iacile peicl Of
the inimitable ~ = II
.'
- -
is actively engaged In enriching Holden with his
ror'S " '"e r"piic men OF America.
The PoRrnAIrs OF DIsTISGuisHED AMERICAN DrvINEs
W. q M ,a rsey NUMBER as heretonre with lie
viii be filed with ''''''"' $50" hummer
r,Irc
p1EMs # ...
ESSAYS,
shETGHEs
HAS Ch,nl : o ~, a.u, ,,r,,n,
and will embrace everything amusing, Instructive Reuda
bh now ~ progress ~ me woriu {,
Asa Family Magazine, The Editor Is confident that
rivalry can afc Or opposition lessen It's value aud WORTH
and ne otera u TO me world as IN tone character literary
merit anu illustrative bean'yt
The Model Magazineii actba N;u.tsenth
Ccntury!!
No family in the land can afford 10 he without Holden in
is circle for when such periodical can be ob'ansd
ONE DOLIAR
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MARKS 4. DUYALL.

III Pearl street, a
HAVE Oh hand Ba,ery Kettles Brass Pals, Paters
III and sheet Brss, Tubing Metal, German Silver, and
other goods manufactured by the Wocoitvie Brass Co
Also, RiveIs, both Iron and Tened.
Wditanls Co. superior Gilt buttons, including Mill
tary ami Naval. .
Dexte's very superior Knitting and Tidy Cotons-all Of
which, Agents for the manufacturers tey oner Tor sale
the lay orabe terms. NJ
They also Importers and Dealers in Pearl Buttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs Spool und Skein SewipgIotons,
Shoe and Stay Laces and general assortment oi Fancy
Goods
Paper Hangings, Window Shades and Up
hOIstery Goods.
tOLOMON & HART, 2I3 broadway, are now receiving
y per the various packet ships from England and France,
the largest and be u assortment Of the above Goods m The
cfy all o which they offer in any quantity, Wholesale or
retail owtr prices than can be found in any other esfa.
blislnenL t'ess ts's .
Country merchants and others will find a large assor'
mont Window Shades and Paper Hanainrs Of all The va
rIuis styles and prees and which they requested 10
caH and examine, II IN
This establishment Is always closed on Saturday
SOLOMON AZ HART.
UlhAstercrs and Importers, M Bfoa'iway.
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10 Let,

TIVE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which Is
L fulle Tor ENlbIlipns Fairs Lectures Concerts, o,
a,c other purposes not Inconsistent with the prime pies
total abstinence. Terms moderate, Apply 10
4, WARD, President Stock Committee,
dee IA # .. or at the Hall
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y osk wArEB put up in bottles =. sI.ss For ..l. BY
n ~ CHARLES sToTT,
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euar's Patent Japan Hacking is about the hes, article
Of the kind have The polish which II mpalts
the uad,rsfdndiaPa of In brilliant and lasting:
have tried H. and Il boota say all this IN rs behalf
(EptHing Bulletin, .Juas7 7.
Washington telegraph., 1849-09-26
CemmercicI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Affairs.

MONEY FROM A GRAyE.-The St. Louis
Republican has an account of {, sum of
money lately recovered i'll the following
manner: A Mr.. Conklin, merchant Of
Peori, while on his way 70 St. Louis,
was taken very suddenly i'll on the boat,
and soon afterw ards made his will and
delivered a package of money over to
the officers of the boat. The packa ge
was not examined At the time, but Mf.
Conkliu had several times stated that he
had upwards of $4,000 in money with
him. When he was about to be removed
from the boat, the packet was opened
and only 81 900 found in it. His clothing
were searched but no traces of the miss
inc amount could be gathered. All came
to the conclusion that it had been stolen.
MIR. G. was conveyed to the Hotel for
lnvalids in the morning and died that
evening, and was buried the next day.
News of the loss was sent TO his family,
and by return an answer was received
that he had part of his funds sewed IN
his under flannel shirt. Upon exhuming
the body, and divesting it of the shirt,
which had not been taken off on account
OF the rigidity of the limbs after death,
the remaining portion, $1,000, was found
carefully sewed up in it.
Washington telegraph., 1849-09-26

A GREAT MAN-The n. Y. Tribune
publishes the following letter giving an
account of truly great man:
Milford, Pike Co., Pa, dug. %, 1s49.
In Deed Book, No. Is, of the records
OF the county is the following, which may
be of some interest to your readers. Bar
mum must look to his laurels, or Milford
will throw him in the shade. Lewis Cor
neilus died Sept. 81, 1o41; his dimensions
Were as follows:
Height, feet; circumference at the
waist, 6 feet 23 inches; circumference be-
low the waist, feet 2 inches; circum-
terence of arm above the elbow, 2 feet 2
inches; circumference below the elbow, l
loot . inches; circumference at the wrist,
loot inches; circumference of the thigh,
feet 3 inches; circumference of the calf
OF the leg, 2 feet inches; circumference
OF the ankle, foot 7 inches; weight, 645}
pounds ithout any clothes.
Truly yours, L. z. BARNES,
Deputy Recorder.
Washington telegraph., 1849-09-26

A SLAVE CAsE.-The Alexandria Ga
zette relates the following occurrence,
which has created considerable excite
ment in Baltimore:
A slave case has sprung up1n Baltimore
which will doubtless cause considerable
litigation. Officer McCreary. of Elkton,
Md, arrived there in the Philadelphia
cars on Thursday evening, having in
custody slave named Albert, alleged to
be the property of a Mrs. Hayes, Of Cecil
county, who had been arrested as run
away in Chester county. Pa. He had
been at large for about forty years, and
was employed during that time by MIR.
George Martin, of Chester county, Pa,
who is substantial Quaker gentleman.
On the arrest of Albert, and on his l'eing
taken in the cars, Mr.. Martin, accom-
panied by several emancipationists, fol-
lowed him to Baltimore for the purpose
of endeavorng to obtain his release.
Albert was Immediately locked up in the
slave prison of Mr.. Wilson; and on Mr..
Martin making himself known, he was
arrested by the agent of the owner of the
slave, under the laws of Maryland, charg-
ING him with harboring and employing
slave, knowing him to be such, and
claiming damages, wages, &C., to the
amount of $500. He was committed
in default of bail.
Washington telegraph., 1849-09-26
SCHOOL BOOKS

of the latest and most approved authors and edi-
tons, consisting of Anthon's Popular Classical
Works, Cicero, Virgil, Sallust, Jacobs first Greek
Reader, Arnods lst and Cd Greek and Latin
Prose Composition, Andrew and Stoddard's Latin
Grammar Owens CLASSICAL Series, Homer's Odys-
sey, Xenophon's Anabasis Cyropedia, etc., ETC.,
Davies Mathematical Works Lectures on Botany,
Mrs. Lincoln's Natural Philosophy, Chambers Ed
ucationaI Course, Elements of Chemistry by the
same, MandevilIe.s Course ot Reading Soodrichs s
LIST 2d, 30, 4th and 5th Readers, Grigg & E!liotts
Ist, Cd, Sd, 4th and 5th Readers, Parleys LIST, "a
and Sd Book of History. With great number
Of others too tedious to mention, selected from
catalogue prepared by the Principals OF the Male
and Female Seminary of this place.
A large and select assortment of Stationery.
Fine Cap and Post Ruled Paper, Record Paper,
Billet Paper, Qus, Inkstands, Steel Pens and
Holders, Sand Boxes, Blank Books of all kinds,
Copy Books States and Pencils, Office Pencils,
Waters, Paints of the most superior and select
water colors, Portfolios, Cap and Post Drawing
Paper, very superior quality.
Washington, August %, lS49 33-tf