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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

The CAMP STREET FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
The lady managers have sent us card of thanks
10 all the persons who have so kindly aided them
in carrying on the recent successful fair From it
we learn that the sum realized was SIS, 3sl &C.
The only property belonging to the institution are
the lots on which the Asylum and School are built.
The annual expenses, for the support of two hun
dred and sixty persons, from $12 900 10 SIS 900
Their income is 5000 from the State, $500 from
the Second Municipality, besides small sum de.
rived from dairy of eighteen cows 1t is by their
annual fair that they are enabled to keep up this
great charity. This statement, of course, will pu
an cnd to the wicked report that the institution is
richly endowed and needs no aid from the citizens
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10 have been called by citizens candidate
ton to the State Senate, for opinion
my sentiments the subject of the Union and
mat All Impression exists that belong that ess
4fe are any such in louisiana-who irmcal
feelings OF deep modification that find necessary ndcae my
reputation against foul chrse / reg Union of our
States as Identical with political existence and the progress
political and social liberty throughout
10 be placed second to Union.
NeworieAns, Jan. IS ISL jus ltcp W. S. CAMPBELL.
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NEW Boar FOR PEARL RIVER - The Louis.
vile Courier Of the 9TH inst says: +" The Swan i,
another new boat just completed by our mechanics
for the cotton and carrying trade on Pearl river
She is very staunch, neat boat, and will prove
quite serviceable for the trade. The hull was built
BY the Messrs. Howard, and the engines by Roach
q Long-all enterprising men and superior me
chanics The extreme length of the Swan is about
100 fees. She is commanded by Capt Hill, very
clever man, and starts to New Orleans on Thurs
dav morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

The FLORIDA REEFs-Professor Agassiz has
Joined the Coast Survey Squadron for the purpose
II examining these formations so interesting to the
philosopher, SO formidable to the sailor. While the
mathematician will give delineations of their pres
en' form and magnitude, the naturalist will study
The laws of their growth 1t is thus that science
: applied, as Bacon deemed its nobest object, to
increase the comforts or remove the perils of man.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

WEALTH OF MIssouRI.-Tbe assessro.r,s f..
tue year looo have not yet been received bu. the
lax list % 1919 shows the value of the State to be
S'9'4o6 DAT, divided thus: Lands S31, 512 39l g.
town lots So, AL ,46s slaves Sl7,772, $50. ner,
sonal property S7,73l, sos The revenue mn ,o
Oct LIST, 1885, is $500, 1885, and it is estimated tina,
Tor the next two years it will be 100000. The
state debt is s649997, after deducting the amount
OF State stock in the Bank of Missouri, valued at
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MORE RurN.-The Charleston Courier &

MORE RUIN.-The Charleston Courier an
nounces this melancholy fact:
SALE OF RICE PLANTATIoN.-On the LIST
inst the Rice plantation on the Cape Fear River, a
short distance above Wilmington belonging to the
estate Of the late William B. Meares, was sold at
auction in this town for $4,000 Mr.. Thomas d.
Meares was the purchaser. The sale was on a
credit of one, two, three, and four years. The
plantation contains $50 acres $50 acres is tide
swamp, nearly the whole of which is under cult
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The amount Of duties paid into the Customhouse
At San Francisco in July, August and September.
was . follows: For the month of July S143, 2s6.
August $l76,657, September Sal, 31S - total
Sl6ASoQ The amount Of bullion exported from
~ Flansisco since the 18th of November, 1S49.
70 0etnbef 80, 1850, as entered at the Custom.
Asaessis $2l,ss9,3ss; amount entered inward
oRl3k0O6.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

RAILROAD sTArIsrIcs.-The extent or Pail
road construction in the United States in Jul isso
was estimated by the American Railway C,,; 49,
Ioi7 miles A statement in the N, Y u.ra,d
giving an enumeration of the various roads in ,h'
Union IN operation at the present year, shows ar
addition OF more than thousand miles since ,ss,
Jnly--so that the whole extent of railways actual.
ly constructed in this country amounts 10 2 10Y
miles, involving an expenditure of S2S6.A55 o7s,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18
A RUPTURE CJREn.

TT This certify that called Mr.. SHERMAN by the
recommendation of Dr. james JONES' June one of his Trues
aud bottle OF Rupture Remedy, for nephew, who
ny rupure and that the sa Truss and Rene eectuay
iured him. H. J. BAER, Merchant, Poylras st.
s The above Truss aud Remedy sold applied only by the
Proprietor, his Office 10 CHARLES STREET. ias stood
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HISTRIONIC HALL.

10 complimentary Benefit to the LITTLE BATEMANs.
New ORLEANS, January 10, 1851.
Mr.. II. l.. Bateman-
Dear Sir: The undersigned, DESTROYS estfyng their
appreciation of the ordinary dramatic talent eyinced by
your much admired children and also to manifest their kind
feelings toward yourself PERSONALITY respectfully tender you
IN their name and in that OF the Louisiana istronic Asso
citation, Complimentary Benefit TO be given at such time
and place may best suit your convenience
With renewed assurances OF friendly wishes toward
yourself and family are very respectfully your obedent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

NJ FELLoW-ClTlzENSl respectfully myself us can
date for the office of Surveyor the at the Election
on MoND aY, February g. 1851.
ialS' ALBERT q. BLANCHARD Aetng survevor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

WINE DRINKING.-U nder the low duties and
ad valorem system, the importation of Madeira and
Sherry wines has increased to a most alarming
degree. In 1874 the importation of Madeira wine
was 10000 gallons. Last year it was 100000
gallons In 1912 the price of Madeira wine, by
the Customhouse invoices, was So 90; it is
less than fifty cents! Sherry has fallen from 81 IS
to ffty-six cents. And yet this remarkable reduc-
ton has place nowhere else but in the invoices
prepared for the CustomhouSe.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

s'J We requested to announce Col. WLIIM g.
CAMPBELL candidate for State Senator Tor the Parish Of
Orleans, fill the vacancy occasoned by the death of the
Hon. Junius Beebe dg7 MANY VOTERS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

The SoUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAp.-The sala.
ry of the President has been recently raised from
$4,000 to $1,000 much larger sum than is paid
10 any president in the country. The Carolina pa
pers very on the Directors and President
One abuse which has not been remedied, though
repeated promises have been made, is the Sunday
freight cars
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Official.
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council.
No, JOgJ.

RESOLVED, That the Surveyor be authorized 10
have the small square of ground in front of the
Pnydras street Market House paved with flag stone
Passed Jan s, 1851. J. II. CALDWELL. President.
Approved Jan. 49, 1851. A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

The MEXICAN PRIEsTHooD.-Mr Lerdode L.
gado has published, in Mexico, an interesting
pamphlet on the condition of that country, in
which many important statistical statements are
embraced. The income of the clergy, he says,
amounts 10 S20,00O,0oo per annum The landed
property possessed by this body represents an enor
nous capital In the Federal district alone, it is
over one-half of the entire landed property of the
district The revenues of the General Govern.
.ment itself do not exceed Sc 100000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

CRoroN WATER IN New YoRK.-It is stated
that il frequently happens, on Saturdays especially
that the reservoir s drawn down to half its capa.
city, making an aggregate of forty million gallons
for single days consumption being at the rate
Of ninety for each individual. The board warns
the public that the last drop of water, which the
works in their present state can supply, is now
daily delivered in the city-a supply more than
equal to all the legitimate wants of population
Of million and half
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100 watch was ratified for last night al
C91sles Hotel, and was won by Dr. Knapp
81 27ps, BroadWell each throwing As
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

KY respectfully offer myself for reelection ALDER
MAN. to represent the Sixth Ward, Second Municipality.
Polls opened at the Louisiana Hose House, on MONDAY,
January 20, at 8 O'Clock. al5 J. A. BEARD
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jones' Italian Chemical Soap

AR drsaat that 2re!t in marble halls"
dreaInt that iwet marble halls,
With pimpIeg and u my flcg
And thought that at parties, sgirtes aad balls
YVES termed rePusive disgrace
had riches enough, but alas! could not count
On possessing healthy skin;
Yet | thought that whisper sud, You may surmsunt
Disbursements, be thsy hateful sin"
dream, that suiturs sough. my hand,
But they all did rspuiiate my face
For they cried Though features re formed mild and HAN,
The yellow neck and Pnplei SKIN are It szraoe.r
Then thought That 1 cried, q void Of hone
Cure my pmpies-make my skiu white and fair
Avoee answered, Use cake OF the JONES' famed SOAP
And your mnd will be fra. from despair"
Then dreamt that USED III o, that moment of bliss
My skin changed from its yelovsh hue;
My neck vas made clear aud n ; face made Z, kss
Though an angel might claim il his due;
The pimPles the irecklss, the b,otches, the tan
Had decanped, and Il voice by ny side
SAID " Indeed you will 70 lla .ury Of man
Ay, the virtu' the hoIc, and the PRIDE"
Only Agency IA eworetns l5l CHARITIES st. flls6Qp
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We hnd in late Wisconsin papers the census
returns OF that State, showing the population to
have been, on the first day of June last, 305, l2l.
On the first day of December, 1917, the entire
population Of the State was 2l0, SAG 1910, 3d. 945.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

NEW MusIc.-Mesn. Tyler & Hewitt, No 80 Cam
street, have favored us with the following choice selection Of
nsw and fashionable music, to which the attention Of our
nunc-ovng readen respectfully requested: This .on =,
Jenny Lnd-l dream Of my father land - and twenty
oeheIs, among which g My home, my happy home
Jenny Lind's tribute to America !" 81 come. come IN
ths land Of the Free" Also the following 'Yes, will
tnse being an answer to the favorite song Write
% No. How much there is that's beautiful ..Tbs
Light Canoe, BY Thomas Moore, composed and arranged
= sang and quastte. by b. Covert She stood by the
.tai BY Thomas Power. ESQ.,. music by F. Pee,siea
fans March," dedicated 10 the family Of the late Hon
S U y; calhoun, by Cobin; "Giannetta Beauty of
vsnies written by Carpenter, music by r N C,oa.b
The Light Guitar, by John Barnett, arranged as iua,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

Ruptures cured daily by the use of Sbem.n,s New
faset fFus and Rsmsdy-wtnes in another column Ger
onesfs from NJ Basr gentleman well known to the bus
Aew community. -
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gentleman who had listened attentivsly 10
long, diffuse, and highly ornamented prayer, was
asked by of the members if he did not think
their minister was gifted in prayer. "Yes,'' he
replied, think il is as good prayer as was ever
offered 10 d congregation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

srAlDrNe RosERs' CIRcus.-A splendid day perform.
the orphan girls from the Female Orphan Asyum wi, "
tend In addition to the usual the DARN,
little Mars will give her leopard performance She has
sopasd Of extraordinary large size into whose cage she
animal with perfect fearlessness 'sS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18
fla STEAMBOAT es-s =
e 6 ID Il PA RT U RES.

Lonuory s,,.ux- 60.
satriv IA NhTrup1 Mo /. - -,
% a pAr,rt- 80, -"ei' . y oiooh -.''Hafd Ifme
cor uMp,,o D. - '''''-''''.'.'i Lohts
. - IpoonoIs go ''''''''.-.'--', si' Louls
- . ut I.nEs $50 u.s. vh :. .NashpHs
. i. F. D. WUITr na So '''''' -' ,. ..negourcns
81 . r N sTp r,v 80, 80 'o1A ''''.'' Fl" .fiamsporf
- q n,usctupI. I. 49,, ~ -''--''-' LVoHTchs
q . noswErI ~ r % ' 80, '''''''''''' Ignore
4. . ~ an INA en- . ,' ~ 'i'c"' '''.." Bahrs
e u N.Nnpr f,a,,;io 10 -, ''.'..'''- ..'uo''"
q . nm. ai., 10 -. 1890 '-htasapa'
a, M ,,nMTcounnv -. : .'' 'oayo" os "'9t-e
!" ~ rEM rayInR 1,,i,, ,, 49,, fFoa''o"
or-iN, l" LIN 'I'n'uau' oclock .DoHdtfsonpWs
VANS nGSa' p. pe,oSs o4n'1s RDsr
CADpo, Graham. O'Clock. Red Riv,r
"a 4, Wv v,o, rrr s;-.rnsv { a,aia.L i 'r
Tues al PRINCESS NO g. Holmes, O'Clock - ricEsI,r.
!" pATpIcx HENRY LanIrr q o,ntooL 49,, .'S n
rn ,,. n ,,n oa'1" ho"sd
" MARY FOLEY. Dalteres,9 O'Clock Lat5urche
Wed, 22 MONROE 'wartney O'CLOCK Yasoo
HECLA, KAY, O'Clock ..derandra
It, GsM wa a1 sue, 81. ' ,,
/. I, ar,I r. T,p rn, = ,v... s,.,a,l Iristt. -
. ~ mosev "."' $500 , ,."tpn,s
sardy,25, AUToCRAT, tosler o'clock .MenDhu
sALuDA. Page, O'Clock Yaso1 Rirer
BELviDERE Loivich, "a o'clock Red River
1bur. an NouIC.N H. Z a,o'a. 1900 -
n v' rpirnn. -ntPrl'
olcen" L. raIkmson o'clock .PHsbnrs
GEN LAFAAYErTE, Bentley, O'Clock. 'Loui'D
pR,ns or TiIr wrs p"1. 10 -. s '
" d. JOSIAH LAWRENCE c,r,s,s n,.,.nt g, to,,;.
ST. LOUIS, Taylor, o'clock ,-.-.........St Louis
suLTANA, Gable, o'clock ST, Eoui.
IOWA, Garter. O'Clock ..stLoui.
. ,,nnn " A. La"o'ne, ocloek '-'''''' 80 L'u,s
- @ "A. Johnson oe,ocs NdsAsns
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sPALplSa's CIRcus The Turki,b Comm;..;on.. -;
ana sne attended this popular place of last
svening and they expressed themselves highly deiebe5
WIN Win the performances. They recsived with three
Acknowledgement Of the compliment, in ,ba I'VE ansr &c
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

The cotton crop of Georgia is estimated by the
Savannah Republican to be $4,000 bales, which,
at $50 per bale, is worth $27 900, 900. Savannah
itself will receive $50 900
A PROFITABLE PIECE OF Music, At the
late fair young lady ratified off piece of music,
of her own composition, for something over thirty
dollars. We know gentleman who would
rather have drawn this prize than that diamond
watch.
Julius, why didn't you oblong your stay at de
Sprngs9''
Case, Mr. Snow, dey charged too much"
:" How so, Julius %
Why, de landlord charged dis colored indi-
widual wild slealin' de teaspoons, and as | was
afraid he might get personal, perambnlated to de
cars, and walked home.''
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flAclpE's.-Last night the house was 6lled tn ,,,,
heeg tacdes odpod, and admirably was hs as
$500 NJ on This sterling comedy abounds in strikin a
and noble sentiments There are however some bro.S sse
dos and double eniendres which ouehto be omitted Thav
do not add to the interest of the play but detrac, from ~
merit. Tonight Mr. Placide appear in the Vaage Doe,or
and the dnafOrnisf. Ne' N~''eO'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-18

ALEXANDER HAMILTON ON THE RIGHTS OF THE
SLAVE STATEs.-This eminent man, the intimate
friend and confidential adviser of Washington. has
been made the victim of traditfonary msrepresen-
tation. We are glad to present TO our readers
the enlightened opinions which he advanced in
the New York Convention which adopted the
Constitution
The first thing objected to is that claim which allows
for teehs of the negroes 1t the
tunae position OF the Southern States have great part
OF their population, as vel property blacks The re.
guat0n complained oil result the spirit ACCOM-
mediation which governed the convention and without this
Indulgence Union could possibly have been formed But
81 conderng some recuiar advantages derive from
hem, II Is entirely Just that they should be graed The
southern States certain apes-tobacco rice indigo
etc. which must hecapal bjests treaties of commerce
with foreign nations and the advantages which they neces
sarly procure in these treaties VIII be felt through ali tile
Saes But the justice of this plan will appear IN another
view Inc oe writers on government have held that
presentation should be compounded of
This rule has been adopted could he in Tie cons
utlon Of New York 1t will however, be by no means ad
United that the slaves considered altogether ptopery
They are men, though degraded to the condition slavery
ihey are persons known TO the muncpa avs of the
which they nhabit, well as to the laws Of nature"
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eve that an excellent purchase could be made of private
hospital In the outskirts of this city where those likely
to recover from their acon might be kept and cured We
regret to state from reliable information that the
sus OF the state will show very large number of those
fortunate individuals
We tn nix high time that something should be done for
me aeaf and dumb OF our State The ing of $500
was appropriated al the last session of Legislature for
tne euueaton OF lew of them ofhe Western States
ascertaned That there great many of those az
c'eu peings In our STATE Ohough have not been able
10 arrive at tne exact number) would call the
aehon OF our unclpal Councils the subject convinced
ey VIII see the urgent necessity of at once doing some
nhg ior tnese unfortunate creatures The yearly conrbu
lions Tor school purposes are large and il seems IN s
at IL would be but justice to retain small share of the
amount so received, and appropriate to the edueaion f
No better than brutes '
We would state that we have in our midst t,yo ,, o
temen sons OF one of most respectable merchants
and dumb who well educated and competent to impart
instruction TO Others In alton with their father we
nave asceraned that either OF them would gladly take chavez
ot' and educate certain number OF deaf and dumb for
reasonable compensation. We think such an opportunity
should not be permitted pass by unheeded for here might
be laid the foundation of State institution which would
ever reflect honor on the of its humane founders
Who will they be?
The number of destitute families that we have rov
IN our midst, together with the apparent daily increase of
tesgars among us, had induced recommend the eab
sment of Poor Aims House, where such cases could he
provided tor Such institution would doubtless be the
means OF Kidding us of number of our street
JAMES p FREREr Foreman.
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TIE ST. CHARLEs.-Mr Collin. clo... ~.
tonight in his best character ME engagement
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HE CorToN CROP OF THE WORLD - The
Cotton crop greatly fuctuates in amount, from year
to year. but during favorable seasons the subioined
nunlher of rn1nI, hn. hna.,
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[ hAN bEkR n ES-10O half bbls. Cranberries !;
~ 80 quarter bbs do, just landed and for sale by
40 .. X. NJ. Nc ALPIN,
laio 81 " Common ST. and 7 Canal street Row
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tW The elegant and running reckst
RlVER, Capt o. Frank, will positively leave THIS DAY. 18Th
inst o'clock, P NJ Port Cnd1 Shreveport
and Alexandria jalS T. B. SMITH, II PUydras ST.
~ The new superior ard swift palsenger packet
ECHO apt Wlhubury, viii leave THIS DAY lSth
NJ, ior Jefferson Pot Cao Benton Monterey and shreve-
port Ial8 Il, h. SMITH, II Poydras ST.
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Ses first aud fourth pages for a variety Of IN
teresttng matter.
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was SPECIFIC for ndigt son and all grow M t
hy would not believe our ise dirt without cave them %
go te Nheree we therefore result Of urrsona ak
Vaon anu from he concurrent testimony all cur friend mad
WI nave Tried the article have TIED maj
attentive anu restorative proper, altogether soai
nay uitces the sys " restores the petite raises the spirits a
Whne TO III and The constitution al
"'aths Ill Ct is io ed by ton We thsIea
Bind ~ '"S''e"i 'eeise mas ye'
Crcnlts containing the fcatrs rmartatIe cures mud M
sh Ps,Aatio ii VI ch his medicine held hy the ubit 49,
- ~ ue j. ~ ct the ageuis, re For slr by ' te'S'
llott-t J. WRIGHT & Co, gents. ISL Cba,tr,s
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ne oppressed may urge
A sacred claim on every noble heart;
And who in all Earth's circuit shall be just,
II not a people great and valiant.-one
In plenitnde of power so free, it needs
To render count but to itself alone.'
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Il)e Daily Crescfnt.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF the Council Of the Second Municipality
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LOUISIANA ScENERY.-The editor Of the Plant
en- Banner has recently made voyage down the
Teche and Atchafalaya, through Berwick's Bay.
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NEW OR LEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS, 1851
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06
SCHOOL BOO KS

liFHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received
A the following
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.
to which they would call the attention of School
Teachers and Parents:
McGufey 's Eclectic series Of Readers, numbers
lsi. ID, Sd. 4th and sIii
Mundefill's series do, Ist. I'd, Sd, and 4th.
Wizards w. s., large aad abridged.
Rational Speaker.
The Students Speaker.
Rays. Greeneafss, Adams, Smiths, Dodd's
Enos' & SIOddard's Arithmetic
Days, Davis, Rays & TeRor's Algebra.
PineO's. Ciark's. Rirkham's, BuIIion,s Smiths,
aud Browns Grammar.
Parker,s, Co@stock's, aud Mrs. Phelps Philos-
COms,Ock's. and Mrs. Lincoln's Botany
Comsiock's Miaeroogy, and Physiology, and
Natural History.
GreenleaPs Exercise 10 Composition.
Webster's unabridged, revised, University, and
School Dictionary.
Andre@,s and Stoddsrd's Latin Readers, Gram
mars, and Exercises.
Views ofthe Microscopic World.
Elements Of Mrteoroogy.
Burnett's Astronomy.
German Spoilers, and Primmers.
German aud English Grammars, and Dictionary
McGufty's, Bouty's Pictorial, and Elementary
Spoilers.
Also large assortment Of Miscellaneous, Med
ieal. Musical, and Law Books.
Cab aud examine for yourselves.
s. BUCKLAND g. Co.
Oct %. 1851.