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a. r. COCHRAN 4 CO.,

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125 !sheapitonas Street,
rect importers Of FRUITS. NUTS, WINES, etc.,
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAs-5OO busbe, gem.
inc, imported direct from Charleston;
ElGs-lOO0 drums Smyrna superior Eleme.
RAISlNS--ln quantities to suit purchasers;
Al.MQNDS-300 bales and bags Soft Sbeled Almonds:
SHIELDED ALMONDS-2t0 boxes, in fine order.
SECANs, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-3o
eEfPER M R ps5jfs'i GINGER. sto-.oo bags.
5TARCH.Agency of Heth, Floyd & Co.;
Oll-5OO baskets pints and quartz, "Plagpo:'s
SAKnlNES-Wholes, halves. thirds and quarter boxes;
WiNfS-M nsoat Jlaret, etc., in boxes; Malaga, sweet
IN end AZ; ror, Wine, various qualities, etc.;
w AMDl Various qualities:
BUIIEk-Always on hand. supply best St Louis:
ORANGES and LEMONS-Of direct importatjon and
nm AZ kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc.;
pkuNEs-in lars and fancy boxes;
HCITHONS--3W boxes superior Genoa Citrons.
yHAMPAGNE-i0O baskets:
SRANDY CHERRIES--300c ases fresh aud;ro.
MACCARoNI AND VERN4CELLI-So0 cases f,e,h
FIRE.CRACK ERs-suo boxes first quality No,.
POWDER5Asency of the cesbrated ''Anerican Cbrv,.
t 5d, rowasr COMPANY guaranteed superior to any
PAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
a BOWERS. so long and favorably know n NJ Hor.r
70 SIH FAINTER, ldiporm his pumerous friends ard
ne puollc IN general that he has PAINT shop at w
uagazine street, where I've prepared to contract fy ave-
ng with prompnes and dispatch all orders in hi lina ~
D1slness, WIN the very best of maeriils, NJ l.
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l)ayis's Syrup Of Wild Caerry and Tar-We would call
att nion to the advertisement of this valuable medicine
column Several cases Of It's .aluary eeols
urer personal observation and therefore confidently
1mmend it to the aficed-Ed. ". j. Weekp Vtsitsr
ava Temperance Sentinel, (1reRton,) Feb. g. I54i.
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DIR. DAVIS,S 49,
SHkUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR

TN OFFERING tn the puhebj. ns,v md remedy
G0UGHSi C0LDS. &C., u sppend few notices Of the
mails may be seen, ~ I'M ios :, IL agency
which sufferers are nys Ttc oban NAV be proper 70 say
that Dr. d. an emnes,, vs,;y oS vsey,
standing, graduate Of the fIness,v W ~ Psnnsvvnn;s
~ - Y1' " ''
[ErDm M. John n N.-,ar y)rurr;,t1
\ :. PrTsB6Rs, jan IL iSi;,-T6e Syrup 81 Wid Cherry
and Tar given great n hnse w have used
It. know Of one nstancs a. s,ouen. curs ~ Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio tsk able 10 se al least
M - tFrom Mr.. Easosvd Robbfns Drxrxistn
" ROKDERTowN, N. j., RJSn g. IS47.INe have taken
and Tar here. and have sod Ill wsrs sivsd from you Dr.
meticlns r " ''A~' s'"' VI '''
H Dr. Cook is of tho most eminent physcians In the
United States and was the attending DIV ,an al Jossph
Bonapae King of SPAIN during ali his residence ii tis
country. nd 4 7.s,lI -
fI~ When we first offered this medicine to the pubio
was with the expressed intention Of ubsns no Certificate
without good authority for lis TRUTH 10 that rnle e bsve
rejecting ali Certificates for the authenticity Of which
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AND PAIN IN TIKI BREAST.

FLApkLPHIA, June VI 1s46-I can highly recommend Or.
of s virtues My wife had been affected r long with
weakness and in the breast the of this medicine in
abort time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would aef
time recu! and all occasions the relief speedy
IN e first place 1t months since she has been
free q the Affection consider il and recommend it
valuable medne Its gthenng effect has been great
in addition TO relieving the breast s. WApLOW79 Watera
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT 81 co. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
a for the old established honse of ''Arbouin Marett
co.. is prepsred receive orders for their superior
COGNAC BRANDIES upon the most liberal terms; to be
shipped in any quantity any that be required,
d2S If s, WOLFF, IS Camp ST.
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sEyV ORLlRAHs ENIIGRANT Il RENIyTrA NCp
.t.u OFFICE.
IL III III -. fl

TN undersigned, at his old established office continues to
accommodate DESTROYS of RENTING money to t1ei,
friends in Ireland Scotland, with Sterling Sigh
rts, payable in in the above named king
ms and in $40 suit He aso usual continues ha
passengers brought from Liverpool this city on good
ships and reasonable Parties living al distance by
addressing letter (postpaid) to the undersigned will be
10 otnptiy attended 10. JOHN TOOLE,
$40 nm g.. as Bank Place.
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/ Essolued, That the Suryeyor be, and he ia hsreby
instructed, to employ the Sexton of DR., SCOTS
church to ring the bell of said church at all alarms
of lie and that the compensation of said Sexton
be fixed at forty dollars per month, he conforming
TO an ordinance passed March 3. 1913, and all
other ordinances and resolutions now in force, in
relation to Said matter. -.
Approved Jan. g. 1851. a. D. CROsSMAN. Mayor.
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iM M hhlGkS-l50,G00 English, Pittsburg
80 anu scotch ftre Bricks, for sale by
Me hAYMAN HOLDEN, IS Magazine st.
SoDA AsHrl0o tons high strength in store !;
;.s ons 20 a,rec IMPORTATION, arrive, sale BY
9eo dAYMAN Il HOLDEN 20 Manganese
( LD JAMAICA RUM-Of fine quality in
pnncheons, for sale by f'' al
ss JOHN TooLE. Is Bank Place.
RAhoLAfS London Porter and Bass Pale
Ae12 easks, Jus, landed and for sale Inv - ~
az JOHN u. ELLIOTT 4 Co asCSs,ombouse St.
lME-Cargo of brig Reveille, 1900 barrel,
- Thomaston Lime, landing, for sale BY
lAe nAYMAN HOLDEN. as Magazine St
CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTERFLY key, choice
- Goshen Bufter. now landing ex shin Gaens and 81,
s.le low, BY ljAsl AM'LWoLFF. IS Camp a 81. w
palm OH,-30 tons direct importation, to ar
jos HAYArAN b HOLDEN, 20 MAGAZINE st.
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pILAprLrHlA June p lsaS-I feel free recomm II. Dr.
Ds ISIS Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, my
Of its beneficial effects my have been for some
tine past subject to attacks OF splitting blood attended with
we knees OIL the breast and stomach
accompanied with dyspepc symptoms. Last spr having
an attack OF 1T was recommended by acqu who
had been cured by Dr. Davss Syrup, try it. so and
Wa relieved by in less than bottle It's apparent good
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MILNEBUKG ANO LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIN.
PONTCHAHTRAiN RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice.,

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock A. M
An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charities street every
quarter of an hour for the Depot.
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Resolved, That the Treasurer pay on the war
tAnt Of the Mayor, to Charles Petrie, the sum Of
for Ave dollars and seventy cents, being amount
Of costs and charges paid by him in suit Of VIM.
Johnson, f. m.s c., versus Charles Petre, for false
imufisonmdnt.
Passed JAM q. 1851. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Jan. %, 1851. A. D. CkOSSMAN, Mayor.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, dc.
John MCCARTY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP
:Ds srREET New Orleans hes list received
Force and Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc., etc.; TN
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. Urn
OF every description Ship and Steamboat work promptly
pqt NJ and repaired AL orders nsanaptly attende to-
x CHARGES moderate. u
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( | l.s..tIE w ASHINGTO
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. IA, 1854.


|
Ia hr Ss~ats, yesterday, pstons were presented Mr..
Hsss resolution 10y inquiry into the expedsncy Of
crsssDg The comgsnsson Of chapIsns in the navy was
agreed To- Mr. Norris moved thar the bill modifying The
patent laws be taken up; which dissyIsed --yss,
Il. "a Mr. Benton introduced biz pay the stats
Of Missouri sum equal 70 the Of tho Two per
cent, fund. Mr. Rusk laid the table several amend
ments 70 the House bill for the reduction rates OF
postage The bill creating tho grade Of Lieutenant gene
Ac yesterday ordered 10 third reading, was read third
time and passedycss 81 nays 10. On by Mr. Ber-
risn the bill regulating the lees Of United States
clerks OF courts, and dsc, attorneys, taken up The
bill WAS debated Vt length. l r,I
In the Ho~A, Mr. Bsyy. by conssnt reported from the
COMMITTEES OF Ways and Means the army appropria.
ton bill. and the deficiency bill from the Senate
with amendments. and they committed. The Joint
resolution Tor the relief Thomas Richie was again aksn
up Alter some discussion, Mr. Ashmua moved hs prn-
vous question, which was seconded. A motion to lay
tue subject the abts r~eosd-yeas 80 nays ITO
The question was taken Mr.. Bur,'s motion recon-
mt the bill with instructions report the
which The contract for printing had been executed and
The Of the loss incurred by the contractor and
was decided in the stnrnstye-ysas no. nays 81. The
House went into Committee OF the Whole. and took up
the river and harbor bill Mr.. McLane commenced a
speech support OF the s and. without concluding gave
way 10 motion TO adjourn. f1aAaa 10 tsy&s.a
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Aount of bsii,o~ rse,ped from JanSary lat 10 Dsoebc
~ /
To,al for Tho Yesr

The largest proportion OF this amoun, OF bullion has
been received from the Atlantic States though in
considerable amount has found its way from the Old
World--sen, hi,her from both localities for the reason
moeey pay as well Securities are ample, and the losses
small in comparison with the food OF disasters which
sweep over other localities Individuals may be ruined
by Are in an hour but the money loaned at from three 10
ten per cent per eii interest generally comes in but
for small proportion Of the lose fs2Tl afV
A connected with the subject Of currency, we will
here take occasion say that in other section OF the
globe the generality Of bankers more CAREFUL Judi,
ous, and basness.tike than in San Francisco. The
rapid changes which noted every day necessarily
compel them to watch the Of events with care
fnl regard for their interests and The exceptions to
city are but few II IL bd. short time since most Of
them, in San Francisco particularly. passed through q
panc that would have shaken the commercial circles OF
other citiea their oense and all but two came
out unscashed, meeting every demand upon them prompt.
ly, and to the last dollar.
The names Of ,heprneipal bankers Of San Francisco
Burgoyne 4 Co, Montgomery street
r. AWen,i 4 Co., s do. - 4sir. .lt Ilre.
bolton. Barron, & Co. do {
II Talent 4 Co.. corner Of Clay and Montgomery.
The following houses represent parties located else
b. Davidson represents the Rothschas. London. ~.
Wells X Co represent Willis & Co. Boston, and Drew,
nobinson, Co New York
b Page, Bacon, & Co., represent Page b Bacon, ST.
jane. King. Of William. s.pr...o'. coreor.n Riggs.
s. Bssbes Ladlow represents Beebse Ludlow 4 Co.,
t;odetroy. Sillem. & Co repre.en, J. C. God.sroy &
Co, Hamburg
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Aon~t Of Kod daH shipped Tom January st 10 Dree~bt
~ III N ..rlL. 3Oh 1850 -l- w. " !.

AWui $nc"ut 'os ''o ye"' tt'r.H @>"sssss"~~
This statement is sufficient answer to the too often
expressed opinion that the nines becoming ex-
hausled and that California must prove failure by and
BY For the two past seasons the summer months have
produced the greatest amount OF gold the wet dggings
being worked then TO greater extent than the dry This
accounts for the fact that the shipment in the month of
August exceeded that Of any other month in the year
Fixing The amount Of gold exported, and which was
regularly shipped and entered for the period named above.
Al $50 900 900 in round figures, and add to estimate
OF 900 900 having gone forward in private hands
and So 900 retained Tor circulation. and the aggregate
shows the sum OF $4,000, 0OOan amount,
ceedng third the total Of all NE products Of the United
States ex ported daring the fiscal year ending June 80
1885, and nearly third the Of imports Sl2,-
900 600 more than the exports Of the State Of New York
louisiana 435 600 900 more than Alabama 93s 900 900
more than South Carolina 100000 900 more than Mas
sachusetts Maryand Sal 800 100 more than Georgia
and ga. 600. 900 more than Pennsylvania And while
viewing this statement it will al the time be borne
In mind that the States which show the largest amount
Of exports those which possess the advantage Of hav
ing ports situated the seaboad, and which do the
rying trade OF States remotely located The eight
States above enumerated in fact do the labor OF transport
ing foreign ports only their products but those
OF the remaining twenty-five gI 30 I. tH rie. q u
From the same source OF information--the custom
house books-we have compiled the following monthly
receipts Of bullion al this poi, for the year
b,ii,o~ yxr,,yrd from Jauulrp fo D,ermb<,
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laos PAVEMENT iron Is daily coming ino more general
use f,r ainoa every purpose, letter fom PARIS OIL ae
date. ssyss 6 ANHtt# aH N.he 3. +
i. go. c.v.nrn 10 np.~x ,he Mscadsm and other In
v.,ops OF the kind bA. been proostd ~ MI lpoar "a.
ho nts nds paying, IN his way. ne streets and
.,n - ONLY worth ii francs Paris. rAnos In bsgsom
a .sc. E.g ~sslss the s.cs costs 70 'ss nee
eIuh Thu mode III pavement wsii o. EFooveo IN
crSr no, 10 become altppe,y snd said INST ne cleo
or.a stoned ky rolling Of the Carriages "H pre-
vent ross Here il new field open 10 industry
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Z 49," .AsSsSsssSu
We attended the first exhibition OF Professor Whitney
at Causs Saloon. and much erafsd with his lee.
turs and limitations FIe had very respectable and intel
sent audience, upon whom his skill and genius seemed
TO produce very satisfactory impression. We may no,
entirely agree with him in his views OF the local infn-
ences and characteristics producing the peculiar oratory
OF the different sections OF this country. but hers great
ingenuity and pausbiiiy in his theory which render il
both curious and attractive His limitations Of Randolph
and Hayne were exceent-that Of Webster not
quite 10 striking but in the Indian Chief Philip. and
|"Woif Jim," the orator Of The Missouri legislature
he was admirable The audience was absolutely de-
lighted lie is well acquainted with the practice and
theory Of rhssore and 10 very interesting and agreeable
speaker He tells anecdotes with much point and effect
and is well worth heating. He has been favored with
the general appreciation OF enlightened audiences in this
country and in Europe, and we doubt not the TASTE
OF the people OF the city Of Washington will coincide with
them in opinion upon the merits OF Professor Whitney
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y We lay before our eaiers sketch from our reporter
which We have not before II goes TO press OF the
proceedings which took place yesterday IN the House o.
on the relief TO be extended 10 The public
printer. We reserve any remarks which We may have
to make upon these proceedings until we see the ofc'a
reports, which wl appear in the columns Of the "oos
We trust they will be a. full AZ possible. \
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changed into plates and ae scales unlimited degree
Of ihinness while hornblends tough. and not easily
changed by mechanical action. It hence gives much
greater strength and durability Ia sieniie OF Which y 70
Ingredient. than is possessed BY gfaate: u which
iica forms part For pavements, or any other use es
posing the rock TO friction pressure, sene and other
horDbeDde rocks have decided preference 10 any gran
lite formations, Of which granite, gneiss. aud mica ss'e
are the principal 1900 l..s.s,sv.s ~ .s3al.f.
Horblende enters into rocks in amost every ptopor
on, from constituting nearly their whole ma!p 70 .
slight sprinkng. appearing in black specks on The sur
face, may be witnessed in the " Msfchant1 VI
change, Asor House. and many other buidings ia New
York, and in The Bunker Hill Monument and very many
of the most valuable buildings in and about Boston.
The material is more less used for buildings in
nearly all the principal Atlantic cities, from Boston to
Charleston also in New Orleans, - ~
Honblende so nearly resembles black mica, ~ fire.
quenty witnessed in rocks not TO be readily distn
guished by the eye The point Of knife, however.
will At once determine whether the black specks
hornbende or mica the latter will cIeave OF in fine
scales but not the fomerdeterminng whether the rock
granite or senite and Of whether i il or il not
fitted for certain desired Hornblende rocks are
perhaps more widely scattered the country in the
form Of bouders Than almost any other geological fornA-
ton N." " .s n. ~. :s.T... 1900 4 asulan.
ExpERIMENT.-Any farmer, while .paseing over his
heds and especially farmers sons and daughts whethsr
IN their fathers fields their way TO school, ~ OBJ
serving and collecting specimens Of rocks nesting thsr
eye, may readily determine whether they belong 70 gran
tie or hornblende formations = si'-sssie,
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sN1.SsnUL and Amssing.- M j. 4. Dods Will isrtsxs
Science ~ y the Temperance Hail sr-st, sSos ne
Aamon nl cn psychology, every evening A. ~ o'clock -
arsn half r cents gentleman lsde., 20 cents chill
"se ' s.~1 th Feb l2-u
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aforesaid must bs Of the best qualify
from bloom. in,o rouge s. That ~ .s INK.
Ssn gain cut pied ana rolled ssa.sd
lengths Ina. po.oa for The .a.c.i.: ...vs. sS.s
viii be furnished the coau.cto The whole must Be o.
s.ss .ss . % ..s ~
and Repair may direct and ss IN 2: e
navyyad aforesaid, win not b rscevsa nor VIII any
evidence psodscsd has been
The quantity required to make d Of
M on before 1 s.y ~ s. -. ~
before the thirty nn Of December
y required enable them make their osr
uld !. Ws.hins,o., District Ofco'umhia.
ans.s S - sess s sem
o.. ~. ..es NE ss.ny aud The pes stated
Approved .au. s.n..sa amount q ts contract
M es.s,n .da.sa. VIA u Withheld on ihs soan,
sases Macy = s.s." !. .sss S.v.y pad y
s TsAe.'s approved Sy Inc eonnand.a q 'hs-.d
rspsa.b,iS The ssAr.aor sn.n:.or. esa,d ~
| .ss q q .;:
within ten day. amer The rccer q me contract
Gu. ne .s. s.s: =. s.s NJ
. II. 'i s~ q
':s Z ~ r9 s. . .lo.
required they 6e Distinguished fro other bunss tstiaT
oder being opened before The day sPpotnsd
strict conformity with this adveeensnf in
considered rejected the eon OF the
Equpmen and kspair The pefson whose
oder .y be accepted and sonac. forwarded with,
| necessary delay. 80. . = .l..,.--,
sddeed and The agent p whom the
for sxccaos, and aso required 10 make
| their bids according the form hereto ANNEXED .
| 1911 j. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
Form qfaw e6r. ae0trsF
thereby agree deliver stths navyyad Wash
District Of Columbia, conformity with the terms q The ID
navy agents Office Washington Of the 2d
day Isnuay OF chain cable iron Of The very best
X sarsattng TO -. u 4.
accepted, be addressed through she post
s6e AT -, aud he 10 bs sent 10 The navy agent
1. Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant
Navy Agent, Washington ID. G. ,
We undersigned, residents Of ----, In the state of
-, hereby guaranty the foregoing bad g.
be accepted will within days sN~f the receipt Of he
designated the sas with good
scien chair cable iron therein
ened in conformity with the Of the advertisement under
which the said bid made.
.sa. NN ~ p.
hereby certify that my knowiedss and belief the
= 117IT q. H.. Navy Agent
Envsops to be endorsed Proposals for chain cable iron"
ian 95-law4w H & Ha[h ttEr
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"a. Also, the petition OF Robert Lorx, esq, and 81
49, Of the county of Delaware, in the State of nd
og The repeal of Congress. during its last
Paa rslsve % fuyvs slaves reisned TO the Committee
an the judo sry -, ,,-s,, 49,
vo.vyania askng Congress 10 make the ssaIy APP
an.son k1t repairs OF the plers al Cheaef, the
Pop MA Also son ions Of tho SAINT, favor OF
Wang 10 each the soers or of 1872 aud vi
YaIsn war, one hundred aud sky res OF land. IL
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New Work. J
Mr. Jacob Monk, of Baltimore. waited upon US ysster.
day with new map, upon plan It'll new
map OF that portion OF North America, exhibiting the
United States and Territories the Canadas. New Bruns-
wick, Nova Scotia, and Mexico ALSO Central America
and the West India slands-compiled from the most Es-
cent surveys and authentic sources" Mr. Monk
that il is complete and accurate geographical map,
larger scale than any general map heretofore ablshsd
embracing all the country from the Atlantic the Pacific
ocean, and extending from the 50th parallel OF north lat
ude to the lsthmus OF Darien, below Panama. No la
Dor pains have been spared 10 make Of the most
reference maps published there being much
entire matter taken from actual surveys, and many
names not found on any other work extant 9anis
The drawing and engraving executed with neaness
and accuracy, and show distinctly the railroads. canals,
rivers. and lakes. with the and boundaries Of all
The States and Territories belonging TO the government OF
the United States Of North America aud Of the repablc
Of Mexico, together with The Canadas. New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia; also, all the different States Of Central
America the location Of all the cities. principal towns.
villages the Indian tribes. the prominent stopping places
the great routes leading west TO the gold regions. to
Oregon, &c. &C. also, the distance from place 70 place
on the most important routes BY land and waer exhibit
ing clearly the gold regions OF California, the surveys and
explorations OF Col. Fremont, Lieuts. Wilkes Emery
Albert. and others II will be found valuable acQuiai-
ton all institutions Of learning. and very useful in the
library Of any gentleman reference map. When
mounted rollers, the size about feet high by feet
inches wide" 5 gaa .sa ID s6sso4aH Il 81
There is also "new map OF the world, on Merca-
tors projection engraved the vacant southwest
OF the general map exhibiting China in the west
well in the east with the continent Of America in the
centre showing conclusively the transportation Of gooda
from east TO west, and must eventually be By
the sthmus Of Panama through the United States,
being many thousand miles nearer" sa55 isislsi 81
The engraving of the map not yet finished but Will
be completed in the course Of the spring We have NO
hesitation in saying, however. that from the os snssm.
s it will be very desirable acquisition to libraries.
schools. &c., and cordially recommend il, 70 the
patronage Of the public. cfoa M a9.ta'pp es