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FAscY GooDsi Fancy Good.i--wondenaI suraeuon at
@ %ps S sos Go S ss
patronage occasion
black eoorsd TUX sssns ane., essnsrs Rich isney
goods fo bn An unequaed head
ribbons. scs s%soss .ssw om
saS q Ts ss n 90 sse e% q she
viii be found 70 supas In the city in elegance Of design and
SPLENDID Csrpsting, Curtain Goods, kc.-The .ub.cu
g s oS % os 1s
ey eonaden, Be surpassed, II squaed,
IN oARPETrNG,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
%psns s.s ply seSss sns super ssd 1siS Sps
Low-pricsd ali wool ingram, royal twIed veneuans
Heavy sheet ocohs every wid which win be Gu, at any
TN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich Rich s, satin ds lsse. sa figured ss ssna Dc l.ns.
Twined and plain csshmeres
Worsted dama.ks, all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Tgs...s,ioops, smps, soidsrinss, bindings
Tassels cords, and fixtures Of every kind, &C.
beeo and table damssss linen sheens. dssk napkins and
sws ss.s % and Russia diapers msrssss Quilts Ss bed 5 *
isIss upon our usual accommodating terms An are respectfully in
Sep 1i--3aw4wif r. n. HOOE d co.
ROOfks from London.-Iast No. s.--HeaIthy Homes. BY
~ Hoskine, architect and civil engineer vol, 1s4s
MichelI's Practical Assayinu vol -
Gradus I'D Pernassum. VOL
Aliens Navigation Laws Of Great Britain. VOL 1870
1912. - ~ -'' : 80
War Once Regulations regarding Army Services Paymss,e
&C. 1 VOL, 164S. - -'
Bo Companion the Improved Log Book for steam Vessels
vol, 1S4o
campbsls Practical Ten Book Of Inorganic chemsuy voI
le4e. ''
swifs Works Roscoe's edition. complete in vols.
Just imported from London direct by
Feb l6 FRANCK TAYLOR
NEW Books. received-Turksh Evenings Entertain
ments the Won, Of Remarkable incidents, and the
OF anecdotes Tran sed from the Turkish
NJ Rome.
volume of Goldsmhs Miscellaneous Works By Prior
Manual Of Commercial Correspondence English and French BY
sMerchant SFF I'VE 0'lgs 8
Auricua, Confession in the Protestant Epscopa Church BY
TAYLOR MAURY,
fepb Booksellen, near pt street.
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General Agency.
q l.. LEWIS attorney ataw, formerly Of Virginia, for
D. years clerk In the Adjuant Generals Oce
ton his services the Virginia volunteers,
the collection Of their dues from ths government.
he widows and children Of soldiers who died Mexico
entitled TO pension.)
All claims, especially Of marines in Mckee, win be
fair cash price, be pressed for the claimants
through any the departments with the utmost despatch He
himself thai his residence IA Washington his connexion with
Adjutant Generals Once his acquaintance depart
men and his experence viii afford great facilities the speedy
adjusinen Of all business conhded TO him
He respectfully refers all the members Of the last Congress om
Virginia. and the Hon. John Y Mason Richmond, Val Major Gen.
r. Jones, Washington city. Tf
q" affords great pleasure recommend Major Lewis
80 e- 80 NIX " "R JoNEsn
Any editor procure good his vicinity pub
sh this notice 70 the amount OF g. and send his bill
Aug i0--3m 8. l.. LEWIS.
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We are indebted to Messrs Taylor & Maury for
the last work OF the Rev Walter Cotton United States
navy, which has been issued from the press by Barnes
and Co, of New York 1t is styled "Deck and Port; or
Incidents Of Cruise Of the United States Frgae Con-
gess to California. with sketches Of Rio Janero, VAL
paraiso. Lima, Honolulu, and San Francisco" II fills
more than four hundred pages and is embellished with
map, snndry views Of the principal towns which the
frgate visited, and portrait of Commodore Stockton
The Congress sailed from Norfolk on the 25th Oco-
tober, ls45, bound to California. and visited on her
cruise OF the most important cities South America,
both sides Of the continent and reached her destination
at San Francisco in July, rs46. The description OF the
voyage is very entertaining The work exhibits diary
Of the most interesting events reflections which sug
gested themselves in the Of every day. tits mark
ed by all the taste and beauty Of the style Of the author
We will permit the reader, however to judge for him
self by extracting from the volume it's last chapter, which
gives curious and picturesque account Of California As
we glance over its pages, find on page l4l curious
fact stated which leads to ingenious speculation to
the origin OF the story OF the celebrated serpent;
which, taken in connexion with the recent incident in
Beaufort South Carolina. furnishes. in all probability,
the true history Of the nondescript:
January 27.A large number of black whales play
ing about ship They have long heavy motion, and
swell like ubberly Dutch merchantmen How
the lazy rascals ever their food Is unacconntabe
should suppose everything would drift out Of their way
They in Indian file, and their unerea backs rip
piing ADORE the ma, closely resemble The humps Of The
serpent that Ibegan suspect had got into the neigh
bohood of NaaMt that the commanders Of her fishing
smacks had lost forever their great marine fiction"
CHAPTER XIV.
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Txsday, Jsiy 2L--The Levant has been ordered TO be
ready Cor with all despatch. She take Commodore
Soat 10 Panama. wherc he the Ihmns for the nj
ted States, His here involve responsibility
a. no authentic intel eence OF declaration Of has
reached Buths motives have been high and patriotic,
and bis action oppofune the Of NATIONAL hosties
The command will now devove on Commodore Stockton
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lIsANNEIs.we received supply. suitable for
spring and summer wear 70 which we solicit the attention ofa In
4 superior article In this line. We .4s
aauze fsnnels, assorted and
10 do fne 7b wide do delightful texture spring wear
10 pieces ~ wide white fannes for spring
do do 81 do for ladies' use particularly
geV ttsa1fff CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
II YNCH,s Narrative OF the United States Exploring
IL Expedition ne Dead Sea and the River Jordan One voum
Ap2Si FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Lotoo9 from CuuhOKnla
Tvo Weeks Later from California of the Phil
adsiphia. Tpo Million Five Hundred Thousand Dol
lars in Goid.-Loss of the bsrqus Lucy Ellen, &c.
fconerpondsncs Baltimore Pstriot-By Telegraph
NEW YoRK, July s-9i, q m.
The steamer Philadelphia, from Chagres, arrived here
last night with the California mail number OF Passen-
gers and about 81 900 in gold dust, besides about
100000 by the passengers The news by her s about
two weeks later, but contains nothing OF particular i'm
portance.
The barque Lucy Ellen. OF Boston. from Chages cap
sized on the night Of the 25th ult and was lost.
The general news from California possesses but little
interest.
The miners continue to obtain large quantities Of
gold
No further disturbances have taken place between the
whites and the Indians
The late destructive FIRE at San Francisco was the
work Of incendisnes
There have been arrivals Of vessels at San Francis
co from the southern States.
San FRAscuco, June There il no particular change
to notice in the makets Lumber by the cargo, assorted
$40; American planned, $50 900.
[sEcoND DEsPATcH1
The Georgia has also arrived with S25oo00 in gold
dust, but brings nothing later than the Philadelphia
The Georgia left Chsges on the 26th June. "a hours
ahead OF the philadelphia.
The steamer Chesapeake sailed this morning for Cha
gres with 295 passengers. She went OF in fine style
amidst the shouts OF thousands
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ENGLAND-THE MINISTERIAL cRIsIs.-Never was the ex-
isence Of ministry stak upon such miserable squabble
as that which, Monday night will for final udg
ment before the assembled Commons OF England The de-
feat OF the government on Lord SANKEY'S motion in the
House Of Lords has compelled ministers to test the conf
dence Of the House of Commons by formal vote on the
recent policy Of Lord Pamerston towards Greece Mr. Roe
buck, Thursday night. asked Lord John Russell what
course the government intended to pursue with reference
to the signal defeat which had followed Lord SANKEY'S
motion on Monday last The Premier then announced
that was not in accordance with the constitutional pac
ce Of this country for the executive government to as
sumo or resign its functions in obedience to any vote,
however decisive, OF the House Of Lords The cabinet
was prepared to yndicate the policy which had been 80
emphstcaly condemned by the upper house and II that
policy did not receive the express sanction of the repre-
ssntafves Of the people. the government should then
think il their duty to eslgn He prodcred 10 the honora
BILE member for Sheffield the earliest opportunity. il he
wished TO Jake the Of the House on the subject OF
making any motion he might deem desirable Mr.. Roe
buck Immediately announced his intention TO test the
opinion Of the House by adecaratoy resolution. affirm.
ing general confidence in the principles which have hith
erfo regulated the foreign policy Of her Majesys min.
listers Monday night was accordingly fixed for the dis.
CUSTOM and on the OF the debate hangs the fate of
the government Manchester Examiner, june %.
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THE this opened stages daily
and Sir Johns, point the Baltimore Ohio
railroad, distant only and half miles.
leaving washington morning arrive
here O'Clock In the evening and from Cumberland
III, q. m. t
The beneficial all
chronic dabma, Diseases OF The
Of the kidneyan especially ecacious
arss o. the system peculiar 20 he other SCI. surury he
feet depth, copou-Iy supplied
unains natural temperature Of deg Fahrenheit with shower
spout, artificial baths #t III
Th house Of e undersigned which win accommodate sbout
persons furnished throughout with hair
BY best nphosercrs Baltimore and, every
comfbv, found inferior best hotels
provided,
spared catering for this establishment Bedford and other mineral
while the Immediate neghborhood
there are fine chalybsnte and sulphur springs.
Terms go for The first week, with abatement Of
succeeding
oone their and according the Of
June as-SwdSe JOHN sTRoTHER.
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COMMON HALL Of the town Of Peterskuru, Virginia,
the Hall: = - ,
That the advertise for proposals for
Of tne bonds OF ne corporation Of Pete bQ endorsed
ms state q virginia say go payable in 1870 and
coupons iof nse payable half yearly In February and Az
gust The Woposa will be received for Of not less than $780,
% e csmberain Of se until s i4h DAY q Nay
~ O'Clock, which they will be opened, and the highest
bidder w be entitled thereto The payments for he same viii
iau May 5th June and l3 july and bidder will STATE
which ot these The corporation reserves
70 themselves the right reject any o1sr made"
Notice hereby bonds Of the
ton VIII be received chamberlain Of the town. according
me above resolution, until The h day Of May 1850 y ocoef
May 2--dtl4 fhMaynext jsFl t.4 Mayor
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CARD.
Wines and Liquars. 81

AsEst f CARD. fessF44.
Wines and LiqUars.
HE undsnsd would respectfully cal attention % hissssA
WINES AND Liquors. MI i3ss1a sSss 4ss
The facilities possesed BY obtaining vnes
&C., In purity longer experience In the business
direct personal knowledge with
growing districts Of Europe than possessed ~ oh
house this afford for the Character and quality
NJ articles sold BY him.
arrangements Of his and
Them fact substitute for the cellar Of
Hotels psons wanting small assorted Of choice
suppied
including wines Of France
many, usually 70 be Obtained here.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied ~ wholesale prices most vo
CLUBS much advantage
scnber.
FAMILIES command wnss very prices
also the cheapest sos Of wines and liquors, GULL
NARY PURPOSES. 8se
MEMBERS OF BODIES and o.As.s
distance be supplied and have them BY sPACkA0E
ExPREsSn FREE OF CHARGED with wines, Ac for table,
notice.
y addrsssiIa their orders, through ne pc: once,
Importer Wines, Ac wslnui suss fhIadslph
n-sEGARS, importation from Havana
and brands sways hand from 90 80 toussnd and sold
snge the city,
Jan24-d&cply.
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u N. SMITH, CORNER 81 Main and 10Th streets, late
Lis OF the hrm OF PARKER SMITH socu early oden foe
reshers, particularly for those Of the larger with
ers and fan attached He has ready made the OF
ennss common thsshe and horse power, corn shelters small
xe) ana horse and hand combined Wheahn ON
own consucton ALSO the celebased Bamboueh n much
sought amer In Maryland and Pennsyivna He asks particular
Other A. The same OF twice the cost He dsvotcs particular attention
20 rcshne machine reps particularly those made BY Jabez P
ker and by Parker and Smith He viii such give
ancuon New sets Of spikes b inserted 81 small cost thus
maktng machines, inferior from wear, equal
Also, hand two Of McC reapng machines sc
Tor same, and chains for chain orss-powen.
RcHnoSp, Va. 49, tf4.7fa
May 7-w6w
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John sTRorHER.

BesusannI Country Residence for sale, containing
one hundred and sixty acres, half hne timber and well
tered hne twcsoy house, forty eet with
convenience miles Dom Wellington city, hne barn with
basement c0mpete Tor stock &C For inquire OF Mr.
jeremiah or%s eeossssowa, and Mess kddsson Bes Wash
fc~esson given Immediately, and a bargain for cash.
MAJ 30-2awlw
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Fl Cenegal agency - Wasnam8t0ms Ds C
QY A. M. FARQUHAR formerly Of Hansbug, Psnnsyv.nia
for claims the for services with Mex
the revolutionary The with Great Britain, and The Flor
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip.
Bounty IanaWl attend 70 the purchase and Of bounty
land o order
Patent oresThe applc.nons for paiens, pocns models,
drawings, &c., will be attended 70 In Ill their
GesrsI Pod 06eeA claims sgaina depsxnsnt viii
rosscuted settlement Of contscsos quazey pay Of
ditto facilitated, he. 49,
New orieans Dss Nashville U.lon Mobile Advertiser Louis
vile Democrat, 6L Louis New Era Cincinnati
esnrnei, New York Herald, and Detroit Fee
the amount Of y, and send their b ths oc accompanied
with paper june 046
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Imnedia1ely.
TUE Principal Of tho Warcnton o. Acedsmy
employ ortwith assistant teacher who qualified teach
me VARIOUS Engsh bfanchs
an unmarried man, o. sober habits and good chsci
10 The Principal - : = ~' - =
Feb lo-dff
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We regret to learn that Mr.. Thomas, Of Tennessee is
detained from his seat by indisposition.
Yesterday Mr.. Duer, Of New York. appeared in his
place in the hail. the great qualification Of his friends
having been detained at his lodgings for weeks BY
severe illness
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


n0-r Hsxsy n. Lsw1s oTE<onpomsy, Alsbsns ssn-
travelling agent s Alabama and Tsnnesss, assisted BY Mr. ..
b. Dnssr N7 "a NAtn
oyr IsRAsL = JAnss, No. la soss Tenth street, Phisds
phias general travelling sssnt, ssd BY Mccain w. H.
wsLS Jomn CoLuHss JAnEs Dssnas, A. KIRx wsLuHsroH,
=. a. nvAHs, JAnss cLAHK, and =. iooxn.
oU Q. w. JAnEs NO. Harrison street. Cincinnau, Ohio y
oi travelling agent ssatss assisted By Msssr
onzn r. DsHr JAsoH TASLoaJ w. ARxsrsossi fsHriA
LooKn, w. RAMSAY, and O. szEIHnAH. stf
oUsnsosipn son either of the above will be good
eQ-v. B. PALnEl, American Newspaper Agent = NE only
aassd agent ibis paper In the cities Of Boston, view
~ PS,phis ana duy % sxvsssmsn md
sshsspons required BY hn rscsipes wh -
rsgssdsd psymsnu. His Offices sSeBoons ConpsN street.
Third Chestnut VIZ
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The Presdent laborng under bilious remittent fe
vsr following attack Of severe cholera morbus and il
considered by his physcians seriously ILL.,
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WANTED nHrsn laborer who understands MS busf-
He be steady, and willing work faithfully without
being watched An shman German preferred Also, the
same place. woman % Do the cooking pain and washing Of
small family this ncahbohood, and 20 TAKE good
Of Irish German preferred. To suitable
wages desfabe will be given.
Apply at the Union Once counter.
July e-a
NEW BOOK ON Turkey.-Tmkey and its Dcstny-the
suit Of Journeys made s<7e examine into the of
that country by Charles MscFaiane Author Of Ccnsantnope In
15S. vols. limo
AM
Todd and Bowmans Physiological Anatomy and Physiology Of
man. Parts l, q and 3.
This day received sale BY
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
July Booksccn 9th street
TURKEY and iss Destiny--the result or Journeys
made in 647 and 164e,
by Charles MscFmianc author Of Consannople In ls
vols. 12mo
The West Indies 1885, by Robert Baird A.
NJ vol, l2mo<
Todd and Bovman Physiological Anatomy Physiology oMan.
Just publ shed, and for sale BY
Julys FRANCK TAYLOR
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DIED,
On Saturday, 9Th July Miss MARY o'NEAL, aged years.
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VALUABLE Real Estate tn the City Of washington
ny sAeThe psoSietor, intending the West with
Nv months, onejs for VIZ
nla avenue ssd Seventh street within o. ne
NAVY Yard Two Of the have number each and
are well calculated Tor shops, with dwelling
apartments the hird small two story house. subject GROUND
rent ana WIN ne sold Also enclosed WIN
eomoah cottages upon them between the Capitol and Con-
cesons bung 0round suitable for the cultivation Of Vegetables
os me Arlington Market for daries, be preferred,
Inc vho o. this property h occupied present. pcda
Ties indspatablc.
Psrsoss wishing purchase viii please by letter.
sPpy personally % my once Pennsylvania few doors
M YOUNG,
Ap 5-codu Agent
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Far be il from our intention TO cast the slightest censure
upon any man who prefers the Missouri Compounds"
10 any other mode Of settlement We know that some
Of the most distinguished Statesmen in this country
in favor Of that scheme Our only regret s that any
should consider it as sine qua Of the Adjustment;
and because he cannot get that measure. that he will
decline any other which promises settlement Of the
question. But Il this measure be at present i'm
practicable. what then rename The principle OF
non-inservention. And is this asking less" for the
SOUTH We ask frankly, il this principle had been
adopted in 1870 instead Of the Missouri Compromise.
would it have been difficult to reconcile the South
to its provisions. said about the Missouri Com
promise Would not the South have embraced it al
with the greatest avidtysfor so far from viola
ting the constitution, then asserted Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. discaims all power in Congress to
interfere with slavery in Territory about TO form State
constitution. But we have said enough upon this sub
ject and decline further discussion upon it, We
peat constant desire TO adjust this question, to
the Union, and to give peace to our country.
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Yesterday the House refused to reconsider pre-
vous vote Of Of the President, Tin the Galphn
matter by vote of IS yeas 81 nays They next passed
the second branch Of Mr. Jacob Thompsons amend
ment to Mr.. Schencks substitute, which censured the
Attorney General and Secretary Of the Treasury. On
this question the vote stood-yeas 1i9, nays SO.
The substitute AZ amended was then voted down, evil
IDENTIFY get rid Of its first clause offered by Mr. Toombs,
which says that no blame attaches the Secretary Of
War, on account Of his connection while in Office with
the Gaphin claim. This being done the question re-
Cured on the original resolutions Of Mr. Burt which
were agreed to by large majorties. motion to lay on
the table motion to reconsider the vote the last Of
the series being next made, was not agreed to- The
refusal agree to it dictated by the desire entertained
by the majority either Mr. Jacob Thompson's
propositions censurng the Secretary Of War; the Pres
dent the Attorney General, and the Secretary OF the
Treasury, or Mr. Dsneys equally stringent proposition.
The House adjourned without finally disposng Of the
case.
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D-Ihe subscribers take This method Of informing their
cusomers that their Will be made
up . the 25 instant delivered July
confidently expected Of ali forward settle and starr
June 6-2wif p H. HOoE 4 co.
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49, sTEr, Aaotie"ssrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcTIoN.--f,n Mood.v
Tue a.h , instant = eeoek shall prsm
no IN square No 10 Said ot eighty situated 6onps 80 feet
" inches ON north street,
attend. 800 - " " P-ao"s-' WIZ y" "e" W
Tsns; One fourth balance In eoual natal
ments and ~ months. deed uvcn. decd OF trust
taken "a secure deferred payments. : -
-. GREEN & TAsTET,
sWo-ft~ds Auctioneers
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n.,, 49,, subscribers beg leave notify
as, on IN. oa,h accounts will be hem on the
me ~ cf1uly either BY ssh notes AZ shor, dsses
Inn. o. -ao.w,S CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
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(IEOhaE W. HodGkins and John N. Meredith. have
ing purchased he store lately Nevett,
one door wea o. Ifn street south side OF avenue
yer em services and stock 70 the public by
industry, and attention, % give general satisfaction
wnrc, &C. - - 1900 N'Pp'', S"o''''""
IN roofing viii Be executed with despatch durabeness Their
the store vii. be under the Of Hodstin. Meredith
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GENCY. Wss h,nnsonThe undersigned, late Of the IN
~ specon branch once Department. oncs ms ssm
generally and 10 those OF the
section particularly with the that his removal cm o
dose mot he has for many years sm
ained deps sneu honesty capacity, and fidelity, and
refers parties, with their heav
=
An orders nature n The seat
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July z-dn o. once Department.
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- az. and s Ondrsns Iscsisrywe have received
~ do do white open worked, M "a y
~ do finer quality, II %
100 do misses plain white, plain brown .na 49, ... -.
~ embracing avery possible ~ixe - -" WYNN '''O'
10 do lades' Ksuxe merino vests
o do gcntemenb
INN, os-av.e cLAcErT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
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James q. Berres
WILL aftend claims before and The
W various executive departments Of the government.
once And dwelling street, between Oh and 10Th streets
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ENCYcLOP EDIA Of the Useful Arts, conpls,e I'm one
II vulume London With engraving treating OF
Agriculture On rpentr, Commerce, Fohcson Economy
Horticulture, N avail Architecture, &C.. &C.
Encycoped Fine vix. Painting Sculpture, Herald
y, Archi,ecn Numismscs Poetry Music, Ne, &C. Complete
volume, London Very Illustrations
Encycow ds 81 Mental Philosophy Of Grammar Logic
Rhetoric oral Philosophy, Metaphysics Method, Law, Theology
Ac., &C. One volume. Lendon.
Just imported from London BY FRANcK TAYLOR
June ~
gOUTHIcHN Medical Reports. consisting Of General
~ and Special Reports Topography Meteorocy and Prev
lent Diseases southern edited r. D. Fenner, NJ d.
TAYLoRA MAURy,
June 20 Bookseller, Near Oh street