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THE received their full and
fancy and staple dry goods which have been
from the mpoaons Of the cities Of
York and Philadelphia, embracing article In their line Of
French English India, German and Italian manufacture Of which
they
9s pieces rich small checkered glace Silks
10 pieces nch small striped do do
Is rich chbe do do
pieces rich small plaid mourning do
10 pieces rich plain black Gros de Rhine silks
rs pieces plaid and striped India foufard silks
n pieces new style alberine.
pieces embroidered grenadines, article
90 pieces satin striped and figured silk tissues
pieces cashmere style mousseline De LANES
rs pieces figured French barcgcs, style.
Is pieces plain French bareges, every shade.
10 solid coored mous.cine Iaine shade.
pieces printed linen cambncs
% pieces real French lawns and jaconeu
IS pieces real French gnghams and cbntzes
$500 yards small figured lawns color ~ cents
Together with variety Of other materials not herein
snumesed but which win be shown with pleasure all who
favor with call.
P.H, HooR co.
March oo-2m
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~ ~Was act that ThundsrW
We copy from the New York Evening Post and the
Albany Argus table OF the recent results in the town
elections in twenty mine counties OF this State.
Il shows that Taylorism has hold upon the people,
and that in the abandonment Of principle the wing party
have lost not merely their vigor but their vitality
State or national administration rebuked by the people
4 1850 1919
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We are happy to learn that General Walden. who has
been confined TO his room for days past by Illness
has again resumed his seat in the House Of Representa-
ltives.
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Arrival Of the crs,eemt cir from Chgeyo

NKw YoRK, March q, ls50.--The steamship Crescent
City, from Chagres, arrived her this afternoon She brings
no later California She has only eight
and no specie.
The Ohio sailed the same day.
Neither the Sarah Sands Tennessee had arrived a,
Panama. The Unicorn the due al Pans.
ma She expected to arrive the 25th inst
The Crescent City experienced heavy weather on the pas.
sage
The Isfhmus was healthy. Some disturbances had 90.
Cured between the Americans and native authorities al
Panama, owing 10 the Imprisonment OF an American on
pretext other Nothing Serious however had taken
place. The governor threatened cxpe all Americans
from Panama " the scenes were repeated
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TUsT RECEIVED. fresh supply Of Batchelor's Inns
Premium Hair DyeThis justly celebrated and nmabe
invention for permanently colcns e hair and whsks as ssau
have tested unequaed In Its effects, and
application II Is superior TO anything Of the Kind
purchased JOHN H. GlBBSS
Perumey Fancy Store Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and
also, his Hair Dressing Saloon National Hotel 9Th
mar f-Jm
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


00-Mr HEEzr ~ LEwrs Montgomery, Alabama,
travelling agent Alabama Tsnnsssss assisted BY Mr.
B. BRsrT.
0r IsEArL r. JAnxs No Lea South Tenth street. rhnsdsl-
phi general travelling agent BY Messs JANIS =.
WnPpLx, VIZ. H. WELD, o. H. p srSn, JoaS CoLss JAMES
DEEsns, A. KIRx wELLIHeTos, H. A. EVANS JAAEs cLAHx'
yonH w. ALLxn, and p. LOCKS
00-Mr @. w. JAxEs, Harrison street. CINCINNATI onio
general travelling The western States assisted ny
,. T. snIrn, J. T. DExr JAsos TArLox,J W.
LooKE, w. RAMSAY, and 9. srEINnAH.
6ry-Receipts ffom either Of above win be good.
oyoIxxr b. PAHsR Is advertisements for
hs New York, PhAdephs and Boston, ana recept TOT
payment for the same.
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To Members ~ Congress- Citizens, and strangers.
W. BROWNING merchant tailor, United
has received his usual and
me Goods consisting o. cloths, csssnecs vena o. every
rie style, coo and quality Being behind
in the share Of public he public,
one and a In want Of clothing favor him before making
their purchases AZ he well prepared cell
dating his stock MI complete rs any other
nron, and he pledges himself
money he has large assortment Of cavs rupenders gloves,
stocks, umbrellas, Shirts hosiery, &c. Z.
p w b. cnns his thanks the bon Of
for the liberal received them,
and fomea continuance o the
quality Of goods up me most elegant and
onsbe style, low or lower prices
any other city. Mar l7-Neodff
NEW Omessi Navy Register Tor 1880.
IN For sale BY TAYLOR MAURy,
Mar Booksellers, plh street.
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Fine Gold, Rich Jewelry, and Geneva Watches.
AIDES respectfully the magnih-
cent stock Of The above rod which OF red Tor sale
Mr. PARkERs fancy goods store, National Hotel Pennsy
vania
This comprises watches, eardove chstcanes bracelets,
brooches chains displays highest mechanical
taste and % The gold work these and rich
the would
naments OF Benevennfo Celini
Also watches Of description, cylinder duplex
plain ornamented with paintings,
etc, proved and warranted 10 keep perfect time
There win be found splendid collection miniatures,
executed By ne dr artists snd IN NE greatest true copies ser
the most celebrated Italian masters raphael Titan, Coucego,
etc. and mounted brooches bracelets
To persons wishing make handsome presents opportunity
ofe Inducements seldom be with Cor public assured
that assortment extensive has before offered In
America March 2o--AWFhS
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DUBLfC SALE or GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SILVER
and Plated Ware, Jewciry and Fancy Articles Lamps,
hc kcKosrRr KEywoRrH, being DESTROYS selling on his
stock viii ODER al auction commanding Saturday evening the
2d OF March, o'clock, ind continuing
At his Pennsylvania avenue
Terms For o. s9o cash nom go TO
go, credit Of days; and ESQ.,
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest from date
RoBERT KEywoRTH.
. DYER BROTHER,
Mar w dh Aucucncers.
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Standard English Books, at Greatly Reduced
TITLE BROWN liz Washington street, Boston, made
with several Of leading London booksellers
which they enabled the
houses prices much lower than they have ever been before
In this country
the present selling prices In England as follows:
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THE .ndersixnsd, having located IN wsshinxscn
would respectfully notify the public that ready
claims and attend business before The
ccnes Such business - may be ntused him win be sttend
cd % win prompmcss ~ 1t *. 1e ~ ~ ~ I
Mar 15--lws MstNW s#eft3tt Nt2 N8 q !, L. NELSON.
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MONDAY, March as, 1850.

Conamission ON Clalms against Mexico.
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0-An Easter Festival, 10 procure funds complete
the Lecture Room ofthe Church Of me Ascension m cs Ep
copa win be held nj the ODEON Of Pennylvana
and street. during the 6rt week April commencing Easter
Monday O'Clock, m The win be open that hou
every evening Of The week.
ments Of various kinds, viii be exhibited for sale.
A good hand will be In attendance
Admi,sncs TX cens ticket for the week, admitting lady
and gentleman, o..
A. ss y absoussIy % accommodate me sabbath
school OF the Church, hoped that friends sabba Schools
March a7-i0t
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Rndimena Chemistry. Geology. Mechanics Natural PhIoso-
ply Mncralow Electricity. Civil Engineering Pneumatics
ferrpecuve Al q Building Architecture Foundations Mason
ana stone Cutting House Painting, &C. Draining Houses and
Lands Concrete Works. &C Well snkns and Boring use Of
insumen Tho Steam Engine Law Mailing
Dictionary Of Terms, &C., 40. III
T. D. have recently large importaon Of English
books, including the Common Law Reports, Repos &C,
which win be sold At very low prices. - "a =.
TO Their stock OF miscellaneous French r. lately
been making additions and
Mar l6-iaw6wdcpAw tsf mn gs tlas4
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Dancing Aosdemy.-second Course.
Mr. Liable the honor % announce . Ne e ~
M Washington and cecetown hst his sscgne ~ M
residences on PennsyIvan:s opposite MmsIar
Of Washington Tuesdsyss fhso-y no '
dsysi Gsorsssown- Mondays snc Fridays aea lf
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Whole Tfckets $lU--HaIves % Quaften Y %
Certificates Of packages Of tickets, Sl3O 90
Do do q do IS 90
Do do Of 26 quarter do 70 50
{.
Orders for tickets Of packages
above splendid prompt and
drawing Immediately after
all who order from Address
Feb 90 Alexandria, Virginia.
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NEW spRIxa GOODs-The this ~ opened
IN following desirable goods fof ladies' dresses
In silks win
Plain giscs spring silk
Fine do stripe do
Checked do do
Super do do
Plaid figured and striped spring n'k
Ensbr twisted 40
DO Crcnadine
II moussc - -.
In befegcs--
TIlgh- coIored embroidered
Fsrmrcd plain pink, plain blue, apple green, = ,
rogeber with seasonabic goods ~
which ladies' before purchasing e
where determined sen small PROFITS 70 insure qucA
- 4 M
10 Y. u. Ht,oh = "
CRIFFfrHs Universal Medical Forsnulary, contain
" methods Of and administering Official ana
medicines the whole adapted u physicians and
TAYLOR 4 MAuRY,
Mar 10 BOOKSELLERS, eth street
nEsTRABLE Property Hent.A large three story DIE
house, hrcestory building attached thereto w
lot with stable and coach house premise occupied
present by ESQ., street. between nv
= - - : 80 $50 - j. r. PEPPER, Agent,
M.x r2.ase Adoning premises
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-, % p. y sdnssddy evening, March 27M
okcm ~ ccnto Be DE usual plsces and NJ The door
Reading 70 commences o'clock p"S' ''' !" '"' 'o''
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and Shares and Certificates Of Packages The
above splendid win receive the prompt attention. and
oca Of each drawing sent Immediately after y 10 over
address J. 4 c. MAURY, Agents.
Mar 0l- Alexandria, Virginia.
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sive a. to diminshed supply, The receipts are now
900 bslss against bales last year differences
Of 26I 900 bales against 900 bales ia December
Flour Is dull, with but ie demand either for the East OF
for export although the weather has sliened the market
Sales State. "a 81 SOL mixed Ohio and Indiana
80 n 20 2S Michigan 20 % % s7i southern 50 %
80 H. Rye -four " 81. Corn meal 81 81 o.
Wheat is in fair demand firm. Com is In fair demand
at 81 IS southern yellow, 56A 81 cents Oats AZ
"A cents. Wool has been actiye lot held on con-
signnent be offered till March Isr was opened and
dealers OF other cities look 100 900 lbs Sales Vermont
as medium, 37h cents No !, city pulled 3it 32A
Hemp, American dewrotted, Gin 60 Lead, Gaena,
81 95 Hops, western, is cents whiskey ~ 24k cents
Pork is quiet $40 s7i $40 go mess So s7t 80 for
prime. Lard il lower-say 81 prime. Coffee Is
dull sales 81 Domingo cents Sugar NJ o. steady "A
cents Cloverseed, a II cents. The tobacco market Is
firm under the foreign adyioes aud the demand for export
and home good. The arrivals for February are New
Orleans, 26 hhds other places 260 hhds 800 Flor
da; 7S8 hhds Havana. The stock in inspection
hsuse and first hands, March l42 Virginia,
$50. Sales have been 500 hhds Kentucky, 9 81 cents
Maysvile, 81 a l0i cents Virginia, A a cents.
Freighs active-say, cotton Liverpool, Id 5
-four, 2s; corn. Sd. For California rates arc lower.
In the stock market there has been more doing, pacu
lay governments and The S. have again reached ltt
The marke. gradually feels the influence of the accumula
ting capital here. well the demand from abroad The
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BALrMonK. March 6-5. p. NJ.
The gteaaforiai conventions CITY Elections Of
clerks and rsgisfs5s- Criminal Phiiosophy
charlottesville markets, &c.
Both the democratic and wing members OF The
are preparing hold for the purpose Of naming
days for the holding Of State nominate
didates for governor Neither of them will probably be
held until after the conventional reform election ia May
at least the whg convention viii be- they have used
their utmost exeriions 70 have that question early disposed
OF, not interfere either with their
nomination election.
The number Of deaths this city during the past
was 49, OF which number SO under years of age
showing quite mortality among the Juveniles
There were fourteen deaths from consumption during the
week
The senate OF the State last evening passed the house bin
providing for the election Of clerks OF county and
registers OF wills Immediately by the people, and Il
quently law OF the State. This Is a measure that the
democrats have abored necessarily for during past ten
years and although secuted for years. passed by
wo-thrds vote in Legislature that is almost thirds
Wing The principles oil right and justice have thus pre-
vailed over party and personal interests.
German, named William Swessman, was arrested This
morning and aarge amount stolen goods found In his
possession On bis way jail he told officer that he
thought he would plead guilty when brought before the
coari, ''as de tam judge would find il out anyhow"
Another meeting is to be held ia Philadelphia called the
Union and California meeting which all persons are in
vited who are Ia favor Of the Union and the immediate
admission Of California a State.
The Hbeman Society Of this city making extensive
preparations for the annual celebration OF ST. Parcks day.
which this year unfortunately Sunday Their
anniversary supper will be either held on Saturday or
Monday night They anticipate having among their
guests on the occasion several distinguished members
Congress from the North and Soah, and intend
the bonds of the union in true Hibernian style.
The MARKETs-ln the Baltimore market this morning
the shocking bad weather put a stop to all business
Howard street -four will command but ~ 56l, and City
Mills is held at "a 81.
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ipx thsss facb Win Mr. cabsl deny that ks voted for
M Fillmore. knowing Al these facts
win Nj. csbell deny that the Hon. VIM H. Seward.
one Of the senators from New York. an aboltouist.
and confidential friend and supporter Of General Tay
lors administration .se
win he deny that the wing party In Ohio and al
ways hsve BEEN sbolitionsts and ia favor Of the Wmo
Provisoi viii he deny that the Hon. Thomas Corwin
one Of the senators from that State. thoreughgong
abolitionist
Win be deny that the late democratic conventions an
Ohio and Connecticut have epudiaed the Wiimot Pro-
visol and that the federal convention in the latter
Ststs. and large whg meeting lately held At Columbus.
n ~ former have passed resolutions insisting upon the
Wilmot Provisoi
Surely. il Mr. Cabell would open his eyes 70 the over
vbelmng array OF facts which prove conclusivey that
the federal party Of the North are responsible for the
.nrssd 81 abolition sentiments in the free States and that
NAV have been aided and sustained in this nefarous
work BY the wings Of the South his well known ntegr
~ OF character and love Of truth would not permit him
to charge the nquity Of such conduct upon the democa
cy Of the free States Nor would he cast censure upon
the Washington Union for exposing it On the contrary
he would make an appeal his wing brethren Of the
South to withdraw their alliance from the abolition fede
ralists Of the North, and unite their political destines
with the only party in the North which has stood up.
which win stand up. for the rights Of the South
cured and guaranteed by the constitution And, moreover
he would make the amsnde honorable for the wrong he
has done in condemnng for exposing the hypocrisy and
duplicy Of the whig party in reference 70 this very
matter.
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VIRGINIA coNvEErIoN BILL.-The bill to take the
Of the people the call Of State convention to
amend the constitution, and to provide for organizing
the same, passed the senate on Saturday without
amendment. and it is now the law OF the State The
following was the vote:
AyEs.Messrs. Dennis, (Speaker.) Rives Woods, Dam
el Darlington, IsbeI, Pitts Shackeliord Opie, Turner
Ssanard Harve Deneale Ganthan, Jones, Amber, and
Rogers-H
Noks.-- Messrs Thompson, Kinney, Garlic, Tate,
French, Edmiston, Cowen, Harwood, McCauy, Parrio,
and Fry-li
Messrs. Tribe, Barbes, and Crump were absent.
1.-THE convention is to meet in October. the people
should vote for i'll
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western NIilitary Institute.

ITO manifold health economy discipline,
progress moral training the Faculty OF this Institution have
situated the Lexington and Mayvie Turnpike, twenty four
place. emphatcaliy
being twelve miles distant from
village The buildings well constructed for
cadets.
its healthy atmosphere,
scenery and OF the eligible
institution United The grounds
during
plat forty beautifully situated margin Of the
Licking immediately In the Of the buildings will be
served for military exercises.
The Immediately after Christmas,
school opened January, 1851.
The academic from the t Monday September
the third Friday Of June-fory weeks,
The entire charge for tuiton boarding. lodging washng
lights backing attendance, will
$3.50 per year. Payments will in advance that
the end Of the From the first Mon
day Of January for examples the third Friday Of June weny
four weeks,) IL Is 500.
Georgetown, Ky. Dec 25-3td&3tcp
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TO LOVERS OF Good Fruit, and Admirers Fine
FoweI have Just received from Paris, and will sell
place, (fora HILL 18th Of NJ,
Of fruit Trees roses, and ornamental shrubs &C.
5000 pear trees Of the best kind known In Europe
700 dwarf apple trees, apricot, plum, and cherry trees
10000 choice suitable for the table for
Also collection Of
this United saies comprising
choice kinds the Of them entirely this
300 Chinese Tree Peoney, the largest flower known
Climbing plants and other kinds
purchasers.
A. JARDIN,
Feb 20-eo2w Florist aud Nurscryman.
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The Voice Of Kentucky,

FRANKFORT, February ~, 1850
Last evening the of Kentucky put it's seal Of
condemnation upon the proposed Nashville Convention,
by most decisive vote. Mr.. Andersons resolutions,
proposing that the Legislature should appoint delegates to
thai assembage, up the orders OF the day. After
several motions to substitute and amend had been made
Mr.. j. Speed Smith moved to lay the resolutions and
amendments upon the table. On thsmoon the yeas and
nays called, and the stood follows Yeas &C.
nays 9.--Corespondence Nat Inteligencer.
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more conclistoy and moderate spirit had begun to
nfuse itself into the debates Of the House Of Repre-
senfaves several days since. All impassioned and r
r'iaiing language had been suspended The sigma had
6seoms more cheerng and the prospect Of adjustment
had I'm proved. until yesterday when, after an able and
dignhsd speech from MIR Fes,hers,on- whig member
fsom Nonh Carolina-Mr. s,anly arose to blow his war
trumpet in The House.
He nsds war upon the Southern Convention AZ 4
movement Of disunion and treason He charged sou,h.
sm whis (bE Hiard) with desecating the Bible thus
displaying his nsgnanimiiy in rudely attacking minis.
ssr Of the Gospel He vented his spleen upon Old vir
sna, attempted to raise the Union flag, and cover the
administration with il folds and succeeded in throw
inc the House into m excitement which s only calcu-
iaisd 70 delay. il not 10 countsrac the attempts which
were making by cooler and patriotic TO compromise
shs sGiang question. This change in the spirit Of the
dsbass y much to be regretted We should not be sur
pissd i elimination produced termination ard from HE
own party and his own State.
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cominl..lon on Claims asaln.. Mexico.

TUESDAY, March 5. 1850.
The board pursuant adjournment Present, all the
members.
The memorial Of Robert T. Brent, submitted the 18th
utmo, and then suspended being again taken up for
animation. the board opinion that does
forth valid claim against the republic Of Mexico
accordingly the memorial was rejected.
The board then adjourned until H. a. M, tomorrow
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ST2OLOGY.--The w. ROBACK. from Sweden,
Office No. n Locust 9Th Philadelphia,
his cizens Of vicinity
been consulted with by all the crowned heads OF Europe
higher reputation Astrologcr than living Naves
calculated according Geomancyades o. Gentlemen o. Par
distance have their navites drawn sending the
date of the Of their birth All letters
will receive immediate attention, and na.iyies sent
of the world written durable and he
Of his power by conjaon Of the following topics
Courtshp advice advice for the succ9s
wealthy marriage he has the redeem
the too free Of the bottle and for all Of hazards
the stolen lost property the purchasing Of tickets
of the above named have been done
vicinity and all 10 full sascton and 5000 natves be
during the All letters will be egousy attended To-
prepaid will be gratis particulars call II t
c. w RoBACK
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ERENCH JUVENILE BOOKS.-Jean Marie; on les
Fruits dune bonnie Education Par Abbe Macker vol 81
tents.
Joseph Isido lie Danger DIES Mauvaes compagnes
p. Marcel. 81
Emma Model des Jeunes Peronne pAbbe Guernet
l VOL, 81 cents.
Hstoetes pour les Enfanr; Outrage Auose par rUnivee
l VOL, 81 cents
Eudes Hstorques rUsage de la Jeunesse vol 81
Fernando; Historic dun Jeune Espagno adu de pAlemand
de Schmidt vol, 81
LIE Tour du Monde; les Mile Meveies des Voyages
Leon Guerin. VOL, 81 cents
And advertisement Of different
kinds Styles and prices and for different Of them rich
bindings, and with illustrations
Imported direct nom Paris, by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also Juvenile books English American great variety
and good collection Of the older and esteemed writers books
youth. r Dec 20
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FROM TExAs.-The Legislature of Texas adjourned on
the 18th umo The business Of the session comprises
about two hundred bills All the charters applied for
were passed, either with or without amendments One
new judicial district has been created, comprising the
counties OF Cameron, Starr and Webb for which Judge
is to be elected in August next adopted
prevent further locations old grants of land The
tax law has been radically changed to suit the
venience of the taxpayers, and clause in the bill de-
cares that produce Of the SOIL the hands OF the cult
vaor, not taxable property The bill cedng the gh,
Of way 10 the United States government for the Pacific
railroad passed the house the 9th umo with but one
dissenting voice.--N. O. Crescent.
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DOCKS London, 0.--Fary Tales, by Aniho-
Count Hamilton, author Of the Memoirs Of Count Gammout
1 VOL, lsi9.
Green Consular Service. etf
Professional Papers cfthe Royal Engineers, 10 vols
Fedngs Complete Works. In vol, Crukshanks illustrations
Smoleus Complete Works, VOL, do
The Accomplished Chess Player
The Congrcve, Wychery vanbrugh Farquaha,
complete volume.
John Herrches Manual OF Scientific Inquiry prepared
her Maesy navy, and for the travellers general vol
just imported direct from London by
Feb II FRANCK TAYLOR