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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rT5- Printers, Banquet.-The New-YoTk Typo
graphical Society will celebrate the birthday OF BENJAMIN
FRtNKIIN at NiblO's, on FRIDAY EVENING, Jan II,
1851 by appropriate literary exercises supper ana olhSr
CONNIE moTative proceedings M,
Hon. j. W Edmonds Will deliver the Grafton Tue ma
SIC by Dodwohs Band. The singing under tne dTecuOn
OF Messrs Bradbury, Curtis and Nash.
The most thorough arrangements have been made 70 rea
der the Festival superior 10 any previous year All Tue
various classes connected with the Art will participate
An who desire to unite in a celebration commemorative
ofFRANKLIN are invited 10 procure Tickets.
supper This covers The entire expense The tickets for
he Literary Exercises are free. $50
For full particulars the large programme, WHICH, win
tickets can be procured at the principal bookstores type
foundres Merces ofNassau and Am sts al the
Printers Library 500 Broadway or OF any o. the members
All who desire TO participate In the festivities ofthe occa-
sion should procure tickets INN edatey.
JAMES WHITE, Chairman.
H. CLAY LANIus Secretary jl0 If
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THE INTERNATIONAL MAGA

ii
Il ZINE FOR JANUARY, l85l.-THlS POPULAR
MISCELLANY FOR JANUARY Surpasses 10 the beauty
ofs execution and the richness Of its contents all the pre-
value any Foreign or American Magazine for the month
TERMs-25 cents a number = volume; 8 year;
The work be obtained Of Booksellers, Periodical
Agents and the Publishers Each number of the Magazine
VIII contain LA pages The three volumes issued within
the year will contain nearly two thoEsand pages Of the
choicest current Periodical Literature.
The numbers from the commencement August can be
in paper $l-neatly bound in muslin, 81 %.
EXTRACTS FROM REVIEWS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER.
he January lumber 9. ths maS1.ns IS ~
poespby superior quality Of paper greater he work
p1alto h stand In tie present there
uuch original matter beside the best selected articles from foreign
This the number far Of this interesting nnd well
aged monthly 1t has several excellent features The department
Authors and Books that which we always read met Ia The
number before have three four esh chapters Of Mr. James
Bali most Ssaat y Illustrated With eTqutey executed wood cut
The d Of shch fine Of the great statesman and orator
contains cons ed nothing else would be worth more than the
pce Of the cuIslt nqubs drive about my ne sheorhood
Ny Novel, by Buwsr-bu why should INTO cooyth whole
tabl Of corerts Read them reader for yourself richer has
never been spread before you IN periodical shape
contents 1 sppsarancs It certainly oTs Of The most beautiful
periodicals that emanatet from the American press
The International for Janusys number yPogaph
ica, Intellectually aTscsy and edtoraly We would give
than for Nhos volume OF the trashy 50 Magaziaes ~,
Ths January number Of splendid Magazine o. the
elegant pictorial works ever issued AS sample Of Magazine hs
present number Of the international hss certainly epsed
Its pages Indicate that mastery hand works a.duousy
bind the curtain compiling editing and the literary de
parlmen which always presents the cultivated with the
OF all that worth reading the floating literature Of the day. Its
present number we think ANYTHING more carefully prepared aHd
cravings among the best spec Of the art
work and its typography does credit to the printer Il : an anna
jSa sTRINGER TOWNSEND, 222 Broadway
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TiECTURE NOTICES.

sr,.,.ss Lectures. at Hope Chapel, 7ls Broad-
AZ an The Structure and Functions OF the ThroSl anA
-. ,heir Diseases, Treatment, &c. &c by hENAi H.
,sosRILL, NJ D.. ofSl6 Broadway.
"S.,,,esd FRIDAY EVENING, Jan l0-Uses OF inc
-. continued Respiration, Ventiahcn' &c; now 70
s,ge The Chest and lnvigofae the Lungs riacN0@i ~"
-.hsupon Tight Laeing; Conclusion
The shove Lectures are designed FOR ooh laoie' snu
..,,suen They will be illustrated by beaonIu sAei-
s.cr numerous lsrge Paintings, and by french "aui,
A,,,sc,a, Man which viii be disseced each evening
~ the audience the whole being interspersed
al numerous valuable hints upon the preservation oi
health, &c. 49,, O., 80 "a Ia.
Frs, Lecture FREE Admission TO the ID and 50 Lee
" %, -. a..h evening Lectures will commence at
nies, ~, ''"'' 2s
r~I.c,ures on aIineralogy.-Mr W.P. BLAkS
,se co1rse on 6neen Lectures upon Mine alogy ana
ppipe Apaysis illustrated by specimens OF Ihe various
nerals ores and mineral aggregates al e lSooiseoly
,,nts room Of The ~ Y Medical College The hrst Lee
1re viii be given on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the
Tickets for the Course IS be obtained at the Col
ere and at Putnam's. l55 Broadway. - . ,,
Department Of Apptied CheHtstTy ~ T. Mea'e0i xosge'
rsbtesna-s. east Of Broadway I-0 IL
Exhbion will Be held in the Brooklyn Institute, w ASH
ss9top-st FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. 10, az u O'CLOCK
Nessrs s. p. Andrews, T C. Leland ana T. EDWARDS Les,
r viii address the assembly. Several pfacucal esS tn1
nsT of the brevity, elegance and uihty OF
ne Pbopographic Art Will be introduced Sentences VIII
no written in the new characters upon oacKooa1o ah9
rsnsaed nv the Photographers present Inc iaoes ana
e-ner NJ BROOKLYN 10 whom the subject snew. are re-
spectfuly invited to attend Admission iree. W q
~ Lain n. CouGh Will address the Tenth Ward
Society In Presbyterian Church In Rivlng
Ton al near Ludlow REV. DIR. Smithsl FRIDAY EVEN
ING next the 10Th inst at y o'clock Tickets zt cIs ~
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~ Dry Goods Clerks Nj. ID. ~ =; A;-The
mefabers are requested meet al their room, washington
Hall TO DAY Friday at IA p Nj. for the purpose Of at
tending the fur era late Brother f. 7 ARMSTk0N0
deceased BY order ofthe President, T. WhdGni'
WALTER ABpOTT. Rec Sec. JiV IL
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~ Rutgers Female Institute.-The annual meet
Ing Of The soc khoders Of this Institution VIII be held on
MONDAY 18th inst ~ ~ O'Clock r. Nj IN 'he enspe oI'he
Institute. al,
The Annual Report will be presented and an Election
-New.York Jan 8, 1851. BY order OF the Board
SSt J. w. C. LEVERlDGE, Secretery.
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THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF

II FINE ARTS.-Lessings great Historical Picture OF
the "MARTYRDOM or HUSS" has been added To the
collection OF Paintings by artists Of the above school Ad
mission 25eens season tickets 81. and description Gaia
loon,es IL; CENTS dl SIN
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SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS, corner
SBroadwsy and Threenths t-Admisson y cents the
rope Asis Minor SYRIA the Holy Land, Egypt Nnha ana
Arabia will be replaced In the course of some WEEKS oy
new and equally interesting ones. 10 lwls
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KY Notice TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ohVOgSE'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, OCTOBER -, lS2V-
Ybe 9Th section of OF Congress- approved Zth sep
tember 1850 entitled An Act making appropriations for
Light Houses, Light Boats, BuOys." &c. provides
aTha hereafter all buoys along the coast or IN bays mar
40 that pasnp up the coast sound entering the bay,
hsrbor or channel red buoys with en numbers shall DO
passed on the starbOaTd hand black 6uoys win eveH num-
o. either hand BuOys in channel ways to be c0iorea WIN
Alternate tohie and black perpendicular stripes"
hereby give notice that the provisions OF Inc foregoing
Law will be carried into effect and the changes indicated
therein made in the arrangement of the buoys In the waters
Of this District on or about the let OF May lSoi 49,.
o25 2awSm II. MAXWELL, Collector.
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EFrPOst.Offic Chatham square, Corner OF East
Broadway New ork, Jan l85lln addition TO the one
thousand stations in this city, connected with this Office for
the reception OF letters, with view OF rendering / The
BRANCH POST OFFICES, where letters can be depos-
tied until O'Clock night for the United States and For
eRn Mails and forwarded 10 the General PostOce the
same night of deposit thereby enabling those whose resi-
letters mailed the late hour Of O'Clock 2. M for the
morning mails and the City Dispatch. The following To-
caiies Special Branches for mail deposit:
722 Broadway, G Willis Co, stationery store
5Il Broadway John Meskim, druggist;
l6 Canal cor Laurens. Wnship, druggists
473 Creenwich-st cor Canal, Bangs druggist; - .
i52 Sixth,av between Eleventh and Twehh-sn, w
Jones, bookstore; ,
1888 Bowery, cor Springst Sands. druggists
2l8 Hudson, cor Spring, w Loines druggist;
10 Thrd-av cor St Mark'splace, Sargent druggist;
IA Second 81, Sylvester Post. bookstoIe .ous
jl0 IT. AAhON oWAhIo.
~ Notice,-A special meeting OF the Csrvers Pro-
O'clock M at Mechanics Hall, 40 Heser-st II par
ucuary requested that all joumeymen CaryeFs OF thus city
viii attend By order Of the Commute. jlO It.
~ Mercantile Library AssocIati0n.-NO-
TICEThe Thirtieh Annual Meeting OF this Association
will be held on Tuesday evening next the 4th inst al
O'clock in Clinton Hail. Of Beekman and Nassausts.
jlOA C. w. OGDEN Rec Sec.
~ Portrait OF Father Mathew.-For SALE the
Portrait Father Mathew, In massive gilt frame, fun
size taken from life in Cork, in 1913, and the only true
likeness OF the Apostle in America whose certificate ls al
Motto Autograph sold for the benefit OF the fund now
being raised meet the pecunary embarrassments OF the
Apostle caused by his urng and philanIhopic exertons
- Wv ADRIANoE, SHERMAN & CO
jl03t Astor House, late Beriord 4 Co
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INFORMATION WANTED.-Infor-

ENFOhMAIION W AN ED'-IHIUI-
nation wanted by the undersigned concerning her
mother Mrs. ANN H. YATES, who she ef in the CITY OF
NewYOrk about Is years also, OF her brothers,
JOHN snd THOMAS YATES, carpenters, formerly re-
siding in Charleston, s. C. and her brothers. WILLIAM
and GEORGE, bakers who residents for some tune
in New Orleans The undersigned would also be glad to
hear from her sister, Mrs. MARY ANN SYMONS, wife of
John Svrnons both residents of the City of New York
Her mother sister ind brothers ell natives of England
Any Information concerning the above individuals wan be
thankfully received by dear and discOnsoate relative
ELIZA ROCKWELL, Houston. IeXa5.
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A S Cook, by respectable middleaged
LAWomsn; has no objection to assist in washing and
ironing In private family produce best Of city refer
ence from her last place Call at Sxh-st Of Bowey
IN the bookstore. Can be seen for two days j9 n
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BOARDING.

A BOY II years of age wishes to OBJ
N tain partial board. in private family if possible,
where be can have room TO himself evenings Address
b. B. b. al the Tribune Office ji0 It
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WANTBD-A Lithographic Penman

WANTED q retail Clothing Estab-
w lsbment, Salesman. One who fully 1nderstands
Ne business may End permanent situation by applying at
WI CONKLiN'S, Bowery ii0 IL
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WANTED-A Protestant Woman.

fNO DRUGGISTS desire to purchase
Drug Store IN this city for an interest in one) estab-
s.oed and doing prohsbe business. Address A. B. c.
eox S,oSl, Lower Pos,-Ofiee. ll0 ST.
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A S CLERK, Salesman, Collector or other
[Awse by young married Man, 25 years Of age; Is
excellent writer speaks foreign lang can produce
Tribune Office j8 2t&
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WANTED.

WANTED-A Boy about Is OF 6 years
w OF age, who can read and write and Ia Quick At
sares, and make himself generally useful Apply at
~ frontsL corner Dover. 10 liz
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WANT PLACES.

AS PLAIN Cook, Washer and Ironer, by
Ma respectable Protestant Girl who understands baking
would have no objection take place Laundress best
city reference be given Call at $685. Pearst jO II
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BOARD WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

1wilh unfinished ROOM either In Brooklyn or New
York for gentleman and lady. Address with full par
uculars as to terms (which must be moderately location,
&c A. B. C. box 3O8l Lower Post-Offce i9 2ts
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~ lain m. COuRh will address the Tenth Ward
Society i'm The Presbyterian Church In Riving-
Ton Al near Ludlow REV. DIR. Smithsl FRIDAY EVEN
ING next the l0lhinst at u o'clock Tickets lZt cs u
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-05

Leave Snow. Hill every Wednesday, Friday, AMI
Sunday at 4 M;
Arrive Al Easvllle same days by IL night;
Leave Eas,S'le every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thurs
Arrive at Snow fii same days by ~ night;
Lsave Snow Hill every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday at 3 am
Arrive al Georgetown same days by pm,
ssl0 From Nllllsboro', by Gumboro' TO Whaeysvle
Md, 10 miles and back, week.
Lsaye Millsboro' every Saturday at b AMI
Arrive at Whaeysvil'e same day 10y IL M
Leave Whaloysville every Saturday ut Jpn;
Arrive at Mllsbero' same day by pm.
ssll From M,llseoro' by Angola, to Lswes Is miles
and back, once week.
Leave Msboro' every Monday at pm;
Arrive at Lowes same day by pm
Leave Lewes every Monday at sam;
Arrive at MlIsboro' same day by ~ I'm.
sSla From Georgetown, by Concord, Laurel Salisbury,
Md, Yorktown, and Upper Tmppe, to Princess
Ann, AZ mites and back, three times week.
Leave Georgetown every Tuesday Thursday, and
Saturday 81 am, or after arrival of Whining
Arrive at Princess Ann Same daysby 81 pms;
Leave Princess Ann every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at am,
Arrive al George own same days by pm.
1918 From Dsgsboro' by Blackwaer, Halls Store to
Tunnell's Store, 10 miles and back, week.
Leave Dagsboro' every Thursday after the arrival of
the norihern mail, say at l0am
Arrive At Tao 1,. y, Store same day by apmi
Leave Tunne's Store every Thursday at IN;
Arrive ut Dagsboro same day by 10 M
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals invited for supplying the following Offices in
Delaware Tor the nett proceeds OF SAID oces respectively
limited to sum to be named the proposals in each
Brandywinc Springs from Newcastle miles and back,
three times a week.
Glasgow and Coochcs Bridge from Newark, miles and
back, three times week
Henry Clay Factory from Wilmington, miles and back,
six times week
Little Creek Landing from Dover, miles and back, six
times week.
Pleasant Hill from Saunton miles and back, once a
week t
Mail Messenger in Deiaoare
pronoans nro inyied foowing mail
service which will be lot the lowest bidder in each
The be taken from and delivered into the post Office
the points named ouch hours may be fixed upon by
poStInasters:
Chris,iana from Railroad Depot, of mile and back
daily. H
Marcus Hook from Railroad Depot, Of mile and back
daily except Sunday.
Newark from Railroad Depot, mile and back, daily.
Staunon from Railroad Depot Of amie and back, daily.
Wilmington from Railroad Depot, of mile and back.
twice daily.
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Leave Seaford every Tuesday aad Saturday ." 1
pms; HEa.n HH.
Leave Concord every Tuesday and Saturday at IL
am; t. ts
Arrive at Seaford samc days by ~ m.
1881 From Cambridge, by Hicksburg Big Mills, Vienna,
Barren Creek springs, and Salisbury, TO Snow
Hill, 81 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Cambridge every Saturday and wednesday at
Arrive =, Snow Hill .smc days by spmi
Leave Snow Hill every Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at Cambridge samc days by M.
$3.50 From Cambridge by Church Creek Tobacco Stick,
and Golden Hill, to Lakesvile, 20 miles and back,
once q week.
Leave Cambridge every Wednesday at am;
Arrive al LakesvlIc same day by IL m;
Leave Lakesv,lIe every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Cambridge same day by pm
$3.50 From Barren Creek Springs by Qusn'ico and White
Haven, 10 Princess Ann rs miles and back, once
Leave Barren Greek Springs every Wednesday at II
| Arrive at Princess Ann ssme day by 7 n m;
| Leave Princess ANA every Thursday at Aam;
Arrive at Barren Creek Springs same day by Ill m
1884 From Princess Ann, by Kingston, to Bell Mount
| I6 miles and back, three ness week e4H
| Leave Princess Ann every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 6 n n;
| Arrive at Bell Mount days by lam;
| Lsave Bell Noun. every Monday, Wednesday, and
| Friday At mi r.
| Arrive Al Princess Ann days by 7pm.
asas From Barren Greek Springs by Sharptown, Lsu
| .ll rel l6 miles and back. ouce week.
! Leave Barren Creek Springs every Thursday at j.
| Arrive et Laurel same day by SPIN;
Leave Laurel every Thursday as6ami
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MORE HOME EVIDENCE.

'rJNHE TESTIMONY or ONE or OUR LAWYERS
IL Mr.. JAS L1HAMIETON--DEAR SIR: Although the
number and respectabty of the testimonials of which
you are already In possession to the efficacy Of your
Medicine . THE GREAT VA. REMEDY, y in the diseases
which tits Designed to cure sufficient in my opinion
to establish its reputation for it such patronage
timable MedicineAyet the great benefit which have
derived from s and the salutary effects which have
Witnessed from its employment In the Of several
friends to whom had recommended it, constran me to
contrbpte 6r such use asyou may think proper make
it, this formal Of s sanitary virtues
sase vas 1yspepsia 81 Iopg duration, and very
destruction Of the digestive flnctionS gt debih
vousness emaciaton, and impaired appetite, with pain
and burning sensation in the left side the chest palpE
taon of the heart vertigo and ia the head
and manyother symptoms indicative of the type
pafation, been entirely relieved The cases ofmy friends
In which your Medicine taken, were Dyspepsia Chso
mic Headaches and Sore Throat in all of which proved
ecacious, after the trial of vast number of other
dies without benefit Your medicine is us pleasant to the
taste cordial md in my experience all
rangemen Of the stomach restores the wasted eneebed
energies of the digestive organs and mparts strength and
termination to the whole system. SIKH
Very respectfully, yours, &c, ff
]. HOWARD GRIFFITH, III l33
s.at #f3s'@t'. jtf fEEWnJ L Marshall Buildings,
Pari9tr Baltimore, Aug. Gath, 1850.
For sale In large small quantities, by the PROPRIETOR
or by those buying It to sell again. aar,
Office of the Proprietor, 900 N. GAY ST.
mar 24----.- Baltimore, Md. IL
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asb asg GO I'D fsm plt9ess hfAdeiphiA'
YORK. ss sssa 6: .s 'f : ?: sent
rs ved by . and 6y places wi beclosed
Rom sors q and o,leet, N ms astlyel
The Southern Nal WI = closed Asfsssr daily =
BY os Ssaa s. stat Man and Man arp
% and SSsd !. h. I. Ma
. sasssss sss Sra %s
the Great Mall t9 ssrrlss hsrs .bs9 @.,No Eas,ern
Mai Is received a this Sqes q9 Sgnasy psbt and no
morse onaay, sdnssdsy, and Fridays four dimes By
MAJ ~ and
adjacent places In - closed every Highs except
Saturday At 9sp ~, and " Ts9eiyad ss times q week,
with Mall nom Baltimore, Msfyaed By y m a..
by Aom aud p and 1t is closed for that place ut
The Mail from Rockville, 4qs Nd y received Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, Of each week. by 6p, and 1t
Is closed for those places at Of the sae days.
The Mall FROM Rockville, 40, Md, - received by p.
OF Wednesday and Saturday each week. and closed
those places at p m. Of Monday and Thurs day. ,g
Upper Marlboro, 40, Md receved by p. m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, and IL closed same days ut D. m
Port Tobacco, kc Maryland received Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, by p N, closed Sunday Tuesday,
Warrenton Middlsburg, 30, va received Sunday, We'd
nesdsy and Friday. BY HIP. M, closed tsp. M Mon
Lsesburgi Ill Va resolved BY and closed at D. M,
Monday, wednesday; and Friday. Y '7PK M
The postage on ana that on All printed
matter 70 any country Is required be
paid In advance The postage is also to be prepaid on
letters and packets addressed to foreign contres other
than Crest Britain, Ireland, and Sootand and Bremen,
W. And some places to which they pass through
:. The Once y open from halfpast O'Clock, a. m.
TO o. O'clock p M, daily, except Sunday and on thai
Gay = Is open nom halfpsstT Y ten and from
z ms altar
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VXTILNINdTon' BdAabikG SCHOOL
wv EO0 BOYS.-This institution d situated IN
one o. the hsalhisst pss R Tie city Of Wilmington en-
rsy beyond the settled pqytops "a the togR. The oph
form hcathfdness Of inc 4oe&toR may DO Inferred from
the et that, since the estsbzhsDt ofEbe SeD5 about
twentyeght years. very few Of serious indsposti
have occurred among tho papis sndoot single death
either here from diseases contracted whils here. ~
The course instFncnp ipelpdss besdes the ordinary
English branches, Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry, Phys
oeHs History Rhstorie, the ysIiops Ss4whas OF Msshe
matcs and the Latin, Greek and French lahyyage Par
hcular attention Is paid 10 The Mathematics and
their application TO Mechanics and Enginearg the latter
with the use appropriate Instruments Lectures on
Natural Philosophy and Chemisy IN which all Che Inn
portant principles illustrated by experiments
regularly delivered before the students CIT {
As the object is 10 make the instruction Thorough
end Prsctca @ pYssble NO expense has been spared In
providing suitable apparatus It ID believed THAI lin this
respect te fHsttuon will compare avorabiy with any
silsr one In the country ia carefully selected fbfry,
Of more than one thousand volumes, containing works
the various branches Of Literature and Science furnishes
reading natter while o. Laboratory, fully supplied
with apparatus and tests contains all thatis necessary for
practical instruction in Chemical Manipulation N irib
The school year commenced on the third Secondary
donday) Of the Ninth month September and u divided
into four quarters of eleyen weeks each leaving vocation
month July. - JAZZ, SAMUEL ALS0P,
mar a. II fh&3,iia Principal, Wilmington, Del
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To Country Merchants and Booksellers,

IL -. j. RIDDLE No. b sosth Fifth street, publish
Il To- the following works.: 90 ~ -ssTa ft.lH
Cieveands Compendium Of English Literature. ra
arrison on the kis Progress and Present Structure
fthe English Language. G4ta -
LyDds First Book Of Etymology sr-r
. 0swald'a Psychological Dictionary. i,s7
Fishes Eschenburg's Manual of Gil escal Literature.
Flskes Classical Antiquities #uas
Outlines Of Sacred History. a,t.
Trego's Geography of Pennsylvania n
Vogdes's United States Arithmetics-Key. n
Rings 5000 Exercises in Arithmetc.-Key. .a d,
Crttenden's Book Keeping Countinghouss and school
editions. f5f IA. 1s. 4. Is n
yogles's Mensuration.--Key. f s#t.. n
Alsops First Lessons in Algebra-Key. f.ffl - ~
Alsops Algebra, for High Schools, Academies and CoL
Gummeres Astronomy, fourth edition. Just published
Monges Statistics; translated from the French, by
Woods Baker A. H., Of the United States Coast Survey
Just published. tt 1H.G .sf.U Nh #aI
Maurys Navigation, the text book Of the u s. Navy.
McNurtrie's Scientific Lexicon n.
Pcale's Grapbics- Controllers Copy Slips f-gr
Hilrs Drawing Book Of Flowers and Fruit q q
H1rs Progressive Lessons in Painting Flowers and
Fruit - - - e n
HAbeiile pour lee Enfans
Sanford aud Merton, In French, by Berqufn. -.tyr
The Works Of Thomas Dick, IL, D., 10 vols 12rno In
various styles OF binding. 3!.. - :. 81
Select Speeches of Distinguished American Orators
Select Speeches Of Phillips, Curran, Graaa, and EN-
met =. n -,
Select Speeches OF Chatham Burke and ErsiSne y =.
Atkins Christian Minstrel Atkins Juvenile Minstrel
4-s ~ IN PRESS ei
DuniaPs Book Of Forms, second edition, improved.
English Literature of the Nineteenth Century by Prof
G. ID. Cleveland.
Map Of the World known to the Ancents, 81 by so
4. @. az. BE- stock comprises most Of the popular
School Text Books, which they offer for SALE at low prices
mar "a a-