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N AS.-The subscribers prepared to recelveor
NE ders fitting up gas pipes in Stores hotels, pri
houses, churches &c. in the very best manner, and
on reasonable terms Apply at their foundry corner of
9th and Cary street.
au 2l-2awts j. F. & l.. L.. BARNS. /
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MMoNoC n ROM ATIC on GRECIAN

NJ faIN INT.--LADIElo CLAooEo--H1ss
CARNCROSS announces that she is ready to receive
and Main Isl streets. Room open from to 5 P. M
Private lessons the pupils residence, Miss c. would
be pleased to give lessons in Academies any hour not
engaged at her room. Apply above. no 27-tf
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A. FOR RENE The large brick residence. with
kGH Garden attached, near the Tobacco Fatory OF
Messrs Thos and Sam'l Hargrove at present occupied
by Miss Nancy Gatherght. The property will be put
in good repair for permanent tenant Possession CIV
en- on the list of anuary next. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
de II Agents and Collectors.
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g. FOR NEW ORLEANS-VIRGINIA
s SsE1M. AND LOUISIANA LINE.-To sail posi-
lively on the 10Th nst.The superior fine tas-sang
thanel Boush having the greater portion of her cargo
engaged aud going on board, vii positively sail as
above For balance of freight, cabin Storage pas
sage having superior accommodations, apply to cap
tain on baard at Dunlop Moncure Co.'s wharf, or to
de 25 DAVID CURRlE
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-, FOR SAIE.--The large residence at present
h;H occupied by Mrs. Lpscomb, on 9th ST.
Also very desirable LOT. on Grace street, nearly
opposite the Centenary Church. This property will be-
sold very low for cash. as the owners resident of
the city, and is DESTROYS to sell. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
de IL Agents.
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SHAVING SOAP,-Vroom & Fower's Walnut
eePs shaving Cream, Lows Tablet Brown Windsor.
Honey and soaps of other celebrated MAKES. For sale
by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
do Main
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DLASTEK.-Richmond ground Plaster for sale
III by EDMOND d. DAVENPORT
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NyOK PAKTIES-SPLENDID RICH SILK
n, VESTS-By Adams express we have received a
beautiful assortment Of party Vests, OF beautiful rich
silk; also, black and fancy silk, cashmere, merno,
ticie, cheap, call at No. l02
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MNOLASSEs,-50 bbs. N. o. Moasses, for sale
Iva by CHAS. r. WORKMAN Il co.
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Ell FOR SALE.-The schooner CATHA-
.:agZA RINE AMANDA, Capt. Hughes, will be sold
privately together with all rigging aud apparel, as
she now lies in the Dock. She is in good order and
about 100 buthcn carries large cargo for her ton
mage and is well suited for the lumber and grain BUSH
ness in the river For terms apply to the Captain on
board or
de RANKIN u WHIILOCk.
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- FOR RENT-The tenement at present oc-
h cupied by the subscriber, of Main and 9Th
Streets suitable for the accommodation of large family
or Boarding house. Also two other tenements suitable
for families For TERMS which will be reasonable, apply
to Ide 81 JAMES BOSHER.
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uMPORTANT NO fICI1TO BOOT WEAR

I'll ERS-Fine Calfskin Sewed BOOTS at only
S3 SO j. H. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel cor
ner, has now on hand assortment OF the above
Boots, made expressly to~hs order, which he is selling
at the low price OF So 80. Gentlemen who have been
waiting can now be suppied-toge Their with an assort-
O. so. aecond nnalitY So; Silk Hats s. SO. no ID
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mS FOR SALE.-The brick Cottage, on Clay
Ei: street, at present occupied by Mr. Thos. B. Pow
Ell. Terms-one-fo fourth cash. the balance in one two
and three years. The credit payments carry interest
from the day of sale. Apply to ~
TOLER & COOK,
del Agents and Collectors
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.sa FOR RENT, that large and commodious
E dwelling house, situated Broad, between 9Th and
TN streets 1t is now undergoing thorough and COM
plete repair; being contiguous to business, and in
handsome part of the city, it we'll suited to the gen.
tee accommodation OF a large family Apply to
de 20 JAMES M. TAYLOR.
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HDOOMS FOR RENT, over the store lof the
Ma subscribers. Apply to .
do 20 RAGLAND IL BROTHERS.
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"a FOR RENT, a handsome brick tenement at
E the corner OF Cary and LIST Streets with good khch
en- &C.; it has been recently reprinted and is In good
de is JAMES M. TAYLOR. +
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- FOR RENT, the Dwelling House situated on
Hill the South side of Marshall street, between 9th and
9Th streets recently occupied by the Rev. L. P Glover
Its contguity business renders It very desirable as
dwelling house. Possession can be obtained mmedi-
ately. For terms, which will be very moderate, apply
to JAMES BOSHER.
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Important from central Amer,c..

The following information is contained in a tele-
graphic despatch from Boston, dated May !, which
we extract from the Philadelphia Inquirer of yester-
day morning:
'The brig September, from Truxillo, brings
dates to April 18th. BY this arrival accounts are.
received OF the suppression of the rebellion which
the last accounts stated in progress there. The
captain of the September reports that the leader of
the instruction Guardiola, instigated thereto
by Jaureque, chief OF the aristocratic or monar-
chical party, who il believed by the people of Hon.
duras TO be in league with the English CONSUL and
that the latter made private treaty with Jaureque,
to overthrow the present government, and place
Guardiola in the Presidential chair-making the
State of Honduras into republc-independent Of
the others, under the protection of Great Britain
'The British consul was 10 advance the rebels the
sum Of one million Of dollars TO carry out the pro-
ject. A treaty Of protection, of alliance, and of
commerce, was then TO be made with Great Brit
ain, allowing her all her claims TO the Mosquito
ritory, Honduras pledging herself not to cede any
part Of her dominions 10 any other foreign nation,
except Great Britain, for the following twenty
years.
"The rebels gathered together TO the number of
about five hundred, under Guardiola. The gov
eminent issued various spirited proclama tons TO
the inhabitants, calling upon them TO TO their
support. Omoa was threatened by band Of the
rebels under Bustello who boasted that when he
captured the place he would put all the inhabitants
10 death the American consul and few others.
The capitulation Of the rebels 10 the government
forces saved the place. Jaureque taken pri-
soner, and Guardioa banished to San Salvador.
Bustello the leader of the band Of rebels shot
''San Salvador papers ontain letter Of congrat-
ulation from MIR. Squiers, the American consul, 10
the newly elected President, which speaks Of the
Cabinet at Washington as warmly in favor Of the
rights Of the people Of Honduras. The letter. when
read, created great enthusiasm.
News from the other parts Of Central America
is 10 the effect that the country is still in an
quiet state. Carrera, well known the former
President, persisted in one guerilla engagement.
II is supposed that Carrera was in some way con-
nected with the rebellion at Nicaragua, and that il
was after hearing of his death that the rebels 20
suddenlv surrendered
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BAlrInoar. NAV 2-5 .. M.

y
A somewhat singular and rather eccentric per-
sonage has appeared in our city within few days
past. He is said 10 resemble very much in appear
ance Doctor Parkman, alleged TO have been MUIR
dered by Professor Webster, and some have sup
posed him to be the vertabe Doctor Would that
il were 30; but fear il viii be a long time before
that person appears in the land Of the living
gentleman named E. Nj. Townsend, who ar
rived here last night in the boat from Philadelphia,
died suddenly this morning. He had gone to the
office of attorney James M. Buchanan to transact
some legal business. While there he attacked
with hemorrhage of the lungs, and died before
medical aid could be procured. The deceased
stopped at the Exchange hotel, and arose this
morning IN his usual good health little dreaming
that his spirit I'D be in another world SO soon
He is represented being of considerable
wealth
We are to have an election vote throughout
the State, next Wednesday, for the purpose of ex-
pressing the opinion of the people upon the subject
Of retrenchment and State reform. II is hoped that
the people will turn out, and show, by decided
vote, that reform is wanted. Retrenchment of pub
lie expenditures is a subject OF great moment An
adjustment of of the sinecure offices in this
city and more thorough organization of the judi
ciary system, is much needed. Reform is loudly
called for by all except those who wax fat on the
spoils. They of would prefer the present
regulations
The steamers news has had no special effect on
our market. Sales Of Howard street -four at . s 25
sale of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania red wheat, lls
cents 400 do. 100 cents; white corn SO 81 cents;
yellow So 81 cents oats 40 ~ cents Whisky
% cents.
The grocery and provision markets quiet.
Rio coffee at u 81 cents
Stocks steady. Sales of $4,000 United States
6s, 1868, at llss; and $4,000 do of 1867, at llsk;
fl 500 Maryland sterling 5's, 90; baltimore 6's,
1861; Ohio Railroad shares, 55l &c Maryland
6's, 1881 bid
The money market remains easy. and good pa
per easily negotiated.
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Isslsd from the United States Patent Once for the
,ossk ending april 80, 1850, and bearing date April
80, 1850.
Charles Austin, of Concord, N. H.-For improve
ment in reed Musical instruments.
A. Heyer Brown, of Albany, N. Y.-For coup
ling for Pipes and Hose.
Cain Broyles, of Greene county Tenn.--For inn
provement in apparatus for dra wing Water.
Samuel +. Crocker, of Boston, Mass.--For i'm
provement in machines for holding and dressing
States
Martin Rufus Dudley, of New Orleans, La.--For
improvement in Chandeliers.
Hosea Elliot, of Manchester, N. H.-For improve
ment In Gearing for regulating speed.
James M. Keep, of Bath, Me.--For improvement
In Cages Tor spreading plasters.
Jonathan Knowles, Of Buffalo, N. Y.--For i'm
provement In let-of motion OF Looms.
p. Hervey Parsons and Sanford E. Parsons, of
Wilkesbarre, Pa.-For improvement in hanging
Saws in saw mills.
Samuel Peck, Of New Haven, Conn.-For inn
provement in holding Daguerreotype Plates.
Bradford Rowe, of Albany, N. Y.--For improve
ment In apparatus for splitting and stretching
Leather.
Augustus N. Severance, of Cherry Valley, o.
w. ii. Trissler and Elias Brecht, of Fairview,
Pa For improvement in roasting Coffee
William Van Anden, of Poughkeepsie, n y
For machine for making wrought-iron Railroad
Chairs.
Benjamin Nj. Van Der veer, of Clyde, N. "
For improvement in board and log Rules.
Chapman Warner, of Louisville, Ky.-For Pipe
Coupling
Franklin Wright, of indianapolis, Ind - For inn
provemeni in the Rubbers of Smut Machines
John Wurfflein, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For me-
thod Of preventing accidental discharge in the
Prussian Gun.
Re-issue.
Jordan l.. Mott, of New York, N. Y.--For i'm
provement in Cooking Stoves. Patented August
y. lS4S. Reissued April 80, 1880
Design. "a
p. A. Palmer of lie Roy, N. Y.-For design for
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GADsBY's HOTEL,
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and I'D q.
Near Railroad Depot, Warrington.
Oct Tiff
BITrERs.-Thi.a article j. high

DLANNETT's BITTERs.-Thsa article 10 high
Il ly recommended for the cure Of dyspepsia, in
digestion, hatulency, general debility, liver COM
plants, and all the train Of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections II Is one ofthe de-
sirnble tonce offered TO the public. II creates
a healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, esualzes the circulation, gives
and energy 10 the system, and creates power of
resistance to diseases rarely obtained ii is pure
ly vegetable composition, and recommends itself TO
the attention Of those suffering from the above dis
orders.
For sale by II. s. Patterson and 2. d. & w.
II. GILMAN, Washington, ID. c. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor,
VIM. T. HICKS & CO.,
lag and l5l Front streets, New York.
Messrs. WILLIAM T. Hicks & Co., New York.
GENTLEMEN: have had the opportunity Of form
ing opinion OF the efficacy Of "Dr Plsnnetts
Bitters," purchased of you and must say that in
my own circle those who have used them have
perienced much relief Nervous or Bilious head
ache Of long standing relieved at once. | be
cve il TO be valuable for indigestion and debility
Respectfully, yours,
May 2-2w II. N. FRYATT.
April l6-dtr- w&wly
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supreme Court OF the United States
THURsDAy NAV q 1880

Abraham Oakley Hall, esq, of New York, was ad-
mitted an attorney and counsellor Of this court
No. 50. Robert Ruein Barrop Josiah Reab.--
In error to the Circuit Court Of the United States
for Louisiana.
Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion Of
the court, affirming the judgment Of the Circuit
court in this cause, with costs.
No. 80. William II. Tdyioe, appellant, vs.. The
Merchants Fire Ins~ance Company.-The argu-
ment Of this cause was concluded by Mr.. Attorney
General johnson for the appellant.
Nos. SO, 90. ambrose Hadens heirs appellants, vs..
Thomas Bodiey's heirs, ct ai-The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Underwood for the
appellants.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,"
FoR THE CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, asthma, Influenza, Group,
WhooDinR Cough, and CONSUMPTION.

ron THE OF
Colds, Coughs, asthma, Influenza, Group,
Whooping Cough, and Consumption.
,J,HE uniform success which has attended the use
Il Of this preparation--its sslutary effect--ia
power TO relieve and cure affections Of the lungs,
have gained for IL celebrity equaled by no other
medicine. We offer IL 10 the afflicted with entire
confidence in its virtues, and the full belief that il
will subdue and remove the attacks Of dis
upon the throat and lungs. These results, as
they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention of medical men and philanthro-
pists every where What is their opinion Of CHERRY
PEcToRAL may be seen in the following
vALENTISE Morr, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery
Medical College, New York, says
cit gives me pleasure to certify the value and
efficacy of Ayers CHERRy PEcroRAL, which con
slider peculiarly adapted TO cure diseases Of the
throat and lungs"
From EDWARD HIrcHcocK, NJ. d., III. d., Presi-
dent Of amherst College.
&c. AYER-Sir. have used your CH.sRy PFC.
ToRAL in my own case Of deep seated bronchitis
and satisfied. from its chemical constitution
that il is admirable compound for the relief OF
laryngial and broschisl difficulties. II nv opinion
10 its superior character can be Of any service
you are at liberty TO use il as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCACoCK
AMHERST, Sept. ~, ls4s.
From BEsJAmrS srLLrmAx, NJ d., LII. d., ETC.,
Professor Of Chsmisfry, MinTaiogy, SC, Yale
College, member Of the literary, historical, phiio
sophieoi and scientific societies Of Am0'ed aud
Europe.
deem the CHKRRY PEcToRAL an admirable com
position from OF the best articles in the Mate
ria Mcdca, and very effective remedy for the
class Of diseases il is intended TO cure
New Haven, CT, Nov. l, lsl9.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
HARTFORD, Jan. 20, l547
DR.. J. G. AYER- Dear SIR: Having been rescued
from painful and dangerous disease by your med
icine gratitude prompts me TO send you this ac-
acknowledgement not only in justice TO you, but for
the information Of others in like affection.
A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at first,
became so severe that splitting Of blood, violent
cough and profuse night-sweats followed and fast
ened upon me. | became emscisted, could not
sleep, was distressed by my cough, and pain
through my chest, and in short bad all the alarm
ing symptoms Of quick consumption No medi-
cine seemed at all 70 reach my case, until prov-
dentislly tried your CBrRRy PsoroaAL, which soon
relieved and now has cured me
Yours with respect, y A. STEWART
Prepared by J. C. AVER. Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. c., by t. D. w. VI.
Gilman; Georgetown, DR. Linthicum; Alexandra,
Cook 4 Peel; Richmond, Purcell. Laid & Co., and
druggists generally. Feb. la-dlytrlaw&w
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Telegrnphic.


Arrival OF the steamer Canada.
BY Geographic despatch received at o'clock
last night we learn that this steamer has arrived
at Halifax. We were not, however, in receipt of
her news when our paper was put to press.
New YoRK, May 2-p. m.
Count Nj. Bodisco, the Russian Minister came
passenger in the steamer Cambria. Also Mr..
Bullock, the Ascending Cashier of the Savannah
Railroad Banking Company. He is in custody of
an officer.
learn from New Haven, Connecticut, that the
House of Delegates adjourned last night al ten
O'Clock, to meet again this morning. Fourteen
ballots were had for Speaker without effect. The
last ballot stood-Dutton, Wing, sc; Hookers, ~;
and l9 scattering.
The New York market is yet somewha unset
tied Stocks are steady. Treasury note 6's, ll6.;
Coupons, 1872 offered Canton Company, AT.
Flour is steady. Sales of 1000 bbls at SIS Is a
s. 81 for State brands Genesee and southern az
last quoted.
Sales Of red wheat at 10 a ia cts, and Genesec
l34 cts. Corn steady; sales of 1000 bushels at 60
cts. for yellow. Other grains unchanged. Provi-
sions unchanged. Groceries quiet; sugar and cof-
fee dropping.
Cotton is frm-some holders asking advance,
and sales 600 bales.
Whisky "a cts in bbls.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-p. IN.
The stock market remains unchanged.
Flour is very firm at s 25. Sales of red wheat
at lis Cts; white do. 1913 cts Yellow corn go cts
Provisions and groceries unchanged
Cotton Is held trmer and at slight advance
whisky, In bbls., "a cts per gallon.
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Extract of letter received in this city from on
board the U s. ship Independence, dated
NAPLES, February 2, 1880
owe are wintering here in Baya bay, about light
miles from the city, and believe a very unhealthy
place. The Mississippi is here with US; all we'll
We have that dreadful disease, the smallpox, on
board-as many twenty cases, but only two
proved fatal One was little Jimmy l., of Nor
folk; he was the pet lamb Of the ship, and he be-
came 80 from his noble and generous disposition
TO know him was to love him. Poor little fellow
he became christian, and he yielded up his spirit
10 his Heavenly Father wthouta murmur. All the
others are doing well No cases for the last
week, and am in hopes il has entirely left the
ship.
1.-THE Lord is doing wonders ON board Of our
ship; have such things been heard Of There
has been a great revival among our hardy sons Of
the ocean. | first commenced 10 distribute the
Word Of God among them. had over three hun.
dred Bibles, Testaments, Tracts, &c Then
opened Bible class, which increased 40 rapidly
that found II necessary 10 have prayer meetings;
and the result was, that old backsliders made
fresh covenant with the Lord. Sinners, old
thcr beaten sinners, came trembling TO the throne
Of mercy, and with contrite hearts, devoutly kneel
ing and praying to the Father Of Mercy for for
giveness of their sins To witness these pleasing
things would almost mako the stoutcst heart melt.
have now seventy five converts, among whom are
our old shipmates J. B. and c., of Norfolk,
and M. T, IT. B., and J. L., OF Ports
mouth, and in fact some Of the hardest cases that
we have had in the ship.
"The Cumberland is at Messna, the Constella-
ton at Geneva, the jamestown nj Spezzia, and the
~. Lawrence is at Mshon, and the last we heard,
all well.
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A SPLENDID RAFFLE

nF the finest GENEVA JEwELRY, at PAR.
" KER's FANCY STORE, will come of on
MONDAY, the 18th instant, valued at 8 I ,O56,
importers price,, divided into 80 valuable prizes,
as follows
! Gentleman's full jeweled Watch and Chain.
| Ladies enameled do and Cbateain
3 Do do Chatelains
] Gold Bracelet, with Diamonds and Rubies.
! Do do do Diamonds and Opals.
other Gold Bracelets, Pearls, Garnets, 0pals, &c
IL Gold Breaches, with enameled Paintings, from
Raphael.
pair Earrings, set with Gsrnets, Carnegie and
others.
Hair Band Turquoise set.
All OF which may be seen at Parker Fancy
Store, Penn. avenue, near National Hotel
N B.-A few chances left. May 3-3tif
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.

THE Course Of Lectures on Geology by Professor
II Henry ID. Rogers will be delivered as follows:
Thursday, May ID; Saturday, 4th; Tuesday, 7th;
Thursday, 9th; Saturday, llth; Tuesday, l4th-st
O'Clock, y. IN.
Each Of the above Lectures will be repeated on
the following days, at 81 O'Clock, p. m.
Friday, 3D.; Monday, 9TH "wednesday, 9Th; Fri
Nav
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MoB IN NEw oRLEASs.-The late municipal cleo
tons appear to have elected more than ordinary
interest and some excitement The Crescent, Of the
25th, statcs that the night of the 23d, (the cleo
ton having taken place on the 22d,) mob Of ruff
fans attacked the Office Of the Orieanian, in the
third municipality, destroying every window in the
building by throwing shower Of stones. One Of
the compositors was knocked down at his We
do not understand the assigned for the per-
petration Of this outrage
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MAyoR or New 0RLEASs.-Some days since
we published Geographic despatch announcing
the reelection Of that sterling Wing, amable gen.
tleman, and vgilsnt and excellent magistrate, the
Hon. A. ID. Crossman, to the mayoralty Of the
Crescent city. His majority over his competitor,
John M. Bell, esq, (Loco,) is 49,. We congratu-
late our friends in New Orleans upon the result.
There are nine Wings TO seven Locos elected TO
the council Of the Second Municipality; among the
former is Samuel ]. Peters, esq, Collector Of the
Port
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CATTLEi THEIR BREEDS, MANAGE
~ MENT. AND DISEASES. BY Youatt

CATTLEi THEIR BREEDS, MANAGE
~ MENT. AND DISEASES. BY Youatt
vol.
Lawrence's Farmers and Graziers' Guide, vol.
British Husbandry; the Complete Grazier. ] vol,
London.
British Husbandry; Select Farms, Road Making,
Useful and Ornamental Planting, Outlines Of Elem
ish Husbandry. vol. London.
British Husbandry; The Farming Practice of the
United Kingdom. I vol. London.
Allen on the Horse, Mule, Cattle * C.; their Breed
ing, Rearing, and Management vol.
Farmers Library; the Animal Economy OF the
OK, Horse, Cattle, Sheep, &c. vols. London.
Youstt on the Horse, edited by Skinner. vol.
Lawrence the Horse | vol.
Barnum's American Farrier; Whites Pocket
Farrier; The Horse in the Stable and on the Road;
Tuffnetps Veterinary Surgeon, &c, &c; and a va
ricty Of valuable works, English and American. on
Farm Cattle and Animals, too numerous for the
limits of an advertisement.
Mays FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE WEnsTER CAsE.--The argumentin relation
TO the writ Of error in this Is 10 be heard be-
fore the Supreme Court at Boston TO- morrow, May
9TH. The Lam Reporter contains an article com
mending portions Of the charge in webster's bill.